Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 56, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 April 1914 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER by Be ad LOANi.
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for transmmiio i
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Hsfr5rWiü tl .50 Per Vim
ThlB 'rarxji ta mi.M rvjrnlarly t it or dizziness
DOES BACKACHE -WORRY YOU? Seme Jasper ,eoj'$ Haj Learned How To Gel mk How many pcop!. suffer from
How few know the cause? If it hurts to stoop or lift If you suffer sudden, darting pains If you are weak, lame and tired
öuspecc your Kianeys. Watch for nature's signal The first sign may be h adache
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1914
ubecriber until a Jpfinite order to die- Scanty, pairfful,
continae t receive! ana all arrears paid quont urination. infill: nnlees in the discretion of the; Nervousnessor
pnbiiBhei a different eoone aboard e dead-tired feeling deemed advisable. Avert the BerioU kidney di
seases. Treat the weakened kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills. A remedy eppec ally for rick kidneys Endorsed in Jasper by your
ami 4-Vi ö it Hmm Qirmoi nrri friends and neighbors.
Till Wilt J.1 UUlft kJ'H HU, . III. U .1. Tell City News pleas- copy v Antton Helmert. jfema' 1 There was a hot time in the aod Fourtafcth Ste,
jasper, mu , n.i y. ;u wtMR kidneys and my backai.ird me
all tie- tiin '. I. aUo ir.i head
A Hypocrite Exposed
no! PhJNTING 1
house of representatives when Representative William K. Cos tried to Ret an amendment incorporated in the river and barl bill appropriating $8, COO to re-
I a ring
Ihftt
Doan's
Pihs wrio ( :L for such
ache?. Kidney
troubles, I v.'t afcuppty at the
They
Dair the le ?e at Jeftersonville. r " ; 1
Ind- After an exciting deb;- , ilck au rnarmacj
the amendment was voted flowr, . V. 11 wLthere being 13 votes for it and 31 . 1 1 V 1 rat rJi,? " orroincf Si P,Vc frWI otHn 5 I ' V ask for 3 Llfeey T
Don't
emed
-the
Bad
Blunder
u Uf fhof ro8 mn,., 'Ret Dol.ii s Kleins
u i iH u.;.; r same that
members of congress, especially Rf!? v'' " '
- - v h Unm hi nnnnf ill l- -v C IV. XI. O.
have become enraged at Cox because of his long and persistent fight on the mileage allowance. Representative William E Humphrey ot Seattle took the lead in baiting Cox. 44 We have just witnessed,' ' said Humphrey, "the inspiring spectacle of the great watchdog
of the treasury, the gentleman
The importance of the office of county surveyor does not seem to be well understood. In addition to his duties as surveyor he must be a competent civil engineer if he performs the duties of
C T,.C ; 1 1 U1U Ulli :e uuw lajuucu u.y ia
.kVna rtrr nr1,Hnn X The W0rk of the office requires askinc; for an appropriation the! , "nno,;fi,nf:An, aoLcö,i
distinguished gentleman whoT1'" , :!
No more hunting for the tobacco that exactly suits you. Not after you've found STAG rich ripe mellow fragrant full bodied yet exquisitely MILD.
Convenient Packages: The Handy Half- Size 5-Cent Tin, the Full-Size
10-Cent Tin, the Pound and Half-Pour.d Tin Humidors and the Pound Glass Humidor.
For Pips and G&a rette "EVER-IAST8 NG-LY GOOD"
against every proposition. 'Another idol is shatten
turn3 out to be just the ordinary
county.
a iew men in uaoou
The surveyor must
rV'OltlVrllt i 1 j a' J
Another idol is shattered! He ur,aw. jiL" 1"
tkü n!!. iiLUtiCurain, me improve
rpformpr whn i acrainQt rhp nnrk Illuut W1 uu" uigunojo, tyi
hand in it himself. He not onlyjul."lcpd PiM,wfH has nerdoes that but he comes and asks' 3ri. , fL. ..--0??..B?!
us that we make an appropriation for a project that the engineer says is not necessary either to protect government property or in the interest of navigation He is so exceedingly hungry to get something for himself that
he opposes everything for every body else and then asks thi house to violate all then; make an exception in hi.;
In replying to thi?. Cox
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but that seems to have been no recommendation for him in the
recent Democratic county prim
arv He was a candidate for the
nomination hut was turned down If abilitv to do the work had
been considered, Mr, Pic chard t
J would certainly have received
i the nomination
Of course, every one knows
h it I he oresent nominee is well
it migm dq, iur. inai m: .
that the gentleman from Wash ington feels a little sore because I have been trying to take away from him the $1,200 or 11,400 mileage which he gets from the congress of the United States " Humphrey, who is a hot tempered man got back as follows: " Well, whatever else I may have done in regard to mileage, I have never played the hypocrite about it. I have never stood upon the floor of the house
qualified (?)
The Courier Reaches Buyers,
Are You In It?
: T" )-L.BSK P A -W i - jcä. im A '
14 No Sting, "No Bag, "No String."
A man may use the wart on
the bick of his nee k for a collar
button; rida on the back coach
ot a train to save interest on nis
money until the conductor comes
around; stop his watch at night
to save wear; leave f and t without a do or cross to save ink; pasture his mother's grave to save corn; but a man of this kind is a gentleman and a schol ar ompared to a man who will take a newspaper and when asked to pav for it put- it back in the poatoffice and has it marked refused-
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Id Pape
tin1 0ouriir tYir
5e
ills
The CouKiKft advertisers are let
down the price ban Into tKe
Held oi bargains.
START TODAY.
Building a Business Of Your Own, by turning your savings every o0 days with good profits This business can be handled successfully by women or men; can be started with very small
outlay, and yoj turn over your
Frost-Proof Cabbage
Pants
i
HEVILLE IN THE
LAND OF THE SKY the one place you will most enjoy a vacation fi r rest or recreation. We have not the spact here to tell of the glories of the western North Carolina mountains. LIVE IN THE OPEN GOLF HUNTING TENNIS MOUNTAIN CLIMBING RIDING MOTORING DRIVING OTHER NOTED RESORTS Hendersonville, Waynesville, Hot Springs, Tyron, Drevard. Salnda, Flat Rock Lake Toxawsy MANY EXUULNf HOTELS
fi HUME TEHl CO
The Home Telephone Co has the largest lit ci subscribers and will . m
give yon tne oest
money often and profitably. Our
and made a speech condemning salesmen and dealers are now mileage and then been the first 'making $100 to $250 a month.
man at the window to grab what'The business is dignified, legiti-
was coming to be.
T
ve about! mate and profitable. Our new
$1632.69
as much respect for the thief as j Clever selling propositions afford I have for the man who shares ;an unusual opportunity to estab-
the plunder.', Evansville C ur- lish a permanent, honest, money-
er. making business ot lour Own
selling our improved Vacuum Washers, Cleaners, Sweepers and Mas-agers in l ig demand by the general public. Write today for full information and territory
you wish. DUN HAM-IRWIN
CO , 207 Union Bank B!dgf Chi-
cago, I
Can be planted in the open ground any lime during the months of March, or April, breezin weather will not injure
them, and they will mature headed Cabbage fvo to four weeks Earlier thr. home grown plants.
We want the people of our
actual made
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For ..jtS :
community to harn hem
tests the profits to be
Merchants Held Up.
It develops that money was a very ccnsiderable factor in the recent can paign in the Third Indiana dis'rict for the nomination of a democratic candidate for congress. It also develops, as a coincidence that the contenders Representative William E. Cox and former Representative Willi
am 1 . Zenor spent very nearl v
the same amount Both have filed their final statements under the federal court practices act with the clerk of the clerk of the national house of representatives. Cox statt m under oath that he spent 1682 -69. Zenor states that h
ses were fl.614.9G. Therpfore a
'on. that n
or. Zenor's largest single item
oi expenditure was the assessment laid upon him by the dem ocratic committee of Clark conn ty. He spent $190 60 for post age. Evansville Courier
A London cable layi Bngitlll men are going to wear slashed trousers' Well, the Mexicans are already wearing them in addition to slashed ears and scalps "Life," says Luke McLuke in the Cincinnati Enquirer, "is a cocktail in which the bitter is blended with the sweet, and woman is the cherry ' Some of tfctm are olives. i
growing early crops of Cabbage ( y y from these plants. .make a m We bave contracted with Wm. (advertise I w " rw " ä rA
C, Geraty Company, to grow us p supply of plants for delivery during the mouths a March and April. Varieties: Early Jersey and Charleston Large Type Wakefield, Succession and Early
LEGAL BLANKS. Warranty i) Is, Q lit Claim Bees Chattlft Ifot j get, Heal Etate Mortgaire8, In Venturis BopOP 1, Warraats Reports etc. tor Salt at the Pom 11 I ) ICK.
v lat
Dutch Prices: By Mail
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the merchant
id a of their
ng oasis, oy
erchants Uo
may encourage
.inter. . luwnrz .niviuii- l laiit i:aia11 . i i i
Every fellow who wants to
ima stai ta out on some
ement sch me. which is
t-k rrfrr rPli& rlu tirnir f r iA7df-
tise to get results is by placing oU U i n C n IN Hi.,
your ad. in a new paper. Curin ads. dodgers, fence ads and
program ads an all money wa&ted. People don't go to showsto Schedule in Sunday Jan. 4, the Fol read ads or pay any attention to I lft.-lnfl lc fr, afnpmainn flnhi and k nr.
crrli e,rla It', n a aal Q r.f mnnov ,un,,,S w ,J m,.u. ...uuy,. wn.i, u,.y
TIME TABLE
vice
Yon can talk to youn
friends, order your merchandise and make
w . m . a m. n l m m v j Liii 11 m. i m w
the Home 'phone. DUBOIS CO TELEPHONE CO
Wm. A. Wrilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Loans at 5 per cent. Jasper, Ind.
A. F. GUGSELL N B
Corner ?t & Jackson Sts HOME RHONE.
print II1UCI1 UIIUU ISM b IUC.u, , jnaiun- ij '"M" yww. i L.JJ i ? x i ;a ...x .Uamao i money ana noia uu
In.irmr hfo n it is. not life as itkhich are verv low) 500 t)!ants pat lnrouß son
I a . i ; ,:u.;n,r'h 1 nn- in lAtc nf i nrwi tn.i noo,own.. upon a payi
hTl.' lul.wn wlmt kfit tn at 1 rtt mr 1.0): lots of 5.000 bo,dln'' UP m
& . t . v Mm w. w b r i a. v a iri. a i v m i . . f . r r
Suaranteed. k rrsouiiD
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This newspaper has no hard eed to reach you in good condi- say noth s no;u.upaa ).a. tu a tMifiin .oiLoMrv bufunesfl wouiu stop vv no evei
an läse ruica k"vci mug i'1 " i .wiuu, .auo vv,,, - - , POnrt news columns. The editor re croM of headed Cabbage, or we n.-ard o f'faced fi ome J?i serves the right to raaa judg . ill refund purchas price notice be g ome W ment anon the individual eas Terms Caah With Order. No ;-am It , Julf!Si
stheycomo. and will exorn :- Shipment sent C D. w. any ow-m.----
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er we will give 100 plants peat- they are cneatea. 00 u you Bid free for each vearly Cash want results, use the pre&s. it .vith Order Subscription either is the only true and paying way new or renewal By getting us to advertise-
a fewT new snhsenbers you 1 . 1 .
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JC0UWErjaer; ind. CoUft'h Remedv
Do Not Trifle With a Cold Is good advice for men and women. It
may be vital in the case of a child. Long
United States Hotel MILL BTRKEf, fASNER, INI. First Class accommodations for Traveling men and regular boarders Also Good Hitch and Feed Stable. Good Bar in Connection. First Class Liquors by the Jug. or Bottle in bond goods at a reasonable price. Yvur patronage isse! .u d IGNATZ KRESS Proa
WaVBaa. III 'II a mm Labels I
TY. farla tximy i.rm hn mmtöm tttrn Cold JoJ Av.ar-4 to
I.W.HARPER KENTUCKY
WHISKEY
war
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Chamberlain's
fjr h i Ml i. :il uU.iler.
The erent -i- ech-n -kep iu t over 5 1 voars has t been 11 is ,a.favori.te ""T moth nd J'Vh V, Riii forth on its weekly visits to italT SC!2 ' T" ' ,U conlD- no ,:in l v i ki r. i .jin ru- r-. r..k: Opium orother naro i. ind ina- be givea They an Ulkim; I the band numerous patrons i or Dubois 35 implidt
couniv, ruuiiM.t'r a Au.uiai jr. i
'mmi-l..' .. U
suuid. Read them.
We know of a minilrof familiet who are regular readers of tlie Courier t at
are noi nuuacrioer, iney oonow ine aper from their neighbors. We are glad to know that the Courier it thai appreciated, but why not tabecri-oef rhe M lcia email and we would appreciate hanng theee names on our mailing list.
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