Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 57, Number 18, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 February 1915 — Page 5

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lAörtn lUUnltnl Geo. P. Wagner spent part of

last week in Indianapolis.

.os. ar:r. rime Jasner

A boy was born to Dr. F. C. barber, was iu ( iwn Thursday

TWixrav o r rl nM-f n Thapiht i

jlh v-i. uitvt i Ki xucoua v I

r - The county commissioners held

BISome brands of vanity can their regular monthly session1 the

exist witnouL any xoua. nrst or tnis weeK.

A mixture of politics and reli- Attorney General Milburn was g;on is liable to be followed by down from Indianapolis ne day

'more or less lermentanon, last week attending court.

Knowledge may not always be The Commercial Club of Trini-

power but it usually enables one ty church, met with Mrs. Arch

to put on povver Doane yesterday afternoon.

Born Monday to Anth BeJmer Ernst. Clem and Prank Mehland wife on 9th St a fine it tie ringer were called home by the

,girl. Mother and child are tiding death of their mother.

well

Hurdredn cf ha.iith nrtified ünnenr in When a man i Hailed by love's

newspapers nnd innwmnp.8, and in prnc- young dream, every lemon seems

uuHiiy uvt'ry one 01 mum inu importance CO nave trie SKin 01 a UlCy peactl,

oi Keeping me uoweie reiiiuar is oui-

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uueiziM. -'V consiinaiea eonuiuon jn-

vites disease. A dependable physic

that acts without inconvenience or LTipin is f und in Foley Cathartic Tablets.

At J. A. Mohnncer, adv.

The annual Dubois county fair

will be hel at Huntingburg this

year from Aug 9 to 14-

The man who has been stunir

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Heavy rams starting baturdav hnf.fi pan nauallv annreciate lov-

causea tne disappearance or the altv when he finds it.

heavy snow whinh hr1 hpAn nn -- - -

fnr hwo urppir anri hrnno-Vif t r ranK .baay ana sister came

toka out of its banks, flooding all Kown Erom. Louisville to attend

nw spphnnct. tne iunerai oi uieir momer mis

, , Louis Lady.

uiumes aistance lends en

chantment to sweet charity 1 No new cases of small-pox

especially in the case of the Bel have developed in the past week;

gians and Indian heathens; while there ars but five cases in town,

a million good Americans go all under strict quarantine. Vinnrrrw " I

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uuuu murumgi navo .you

seen The Courier? E vansville 's best paper.

Fast or slow, I'll reach the top! Birds that cannot Fly can Hop. Philip lüjf Met with a serious accident

Thursday morning. He was at' tempting to drive to Hunting

burg with some hogs! The rock roads north - of the Brlarfield bridge were overflowed and in an attempt to drive through the water got off of che grade, drowning 2 horses and one hog, and ke was lucky to escape with his life. Loss about $400.00

is.

John . F.

wringer

Mrs. Maro Hobbs Widow of the late Elijah Hobbs ipfl in New MpyiVo last. wppV

Anri was hrnno-ht fn tVp 7inn The town board holds their

grave yard west of Ireland for regular meeting next Monday burial last Wednesday afternoon. niSht wen they wilJ make ex" Bomar Traylor oreached the Pense allowances for the past

rnnpra monttl

- if a better cough ej rap than Foley's Florens Kitten Sr., of Ferdinll7 i."r, C.0P"d ,'L?. and last week filed suit in Du-

fchia iolinble and dependable medicine bois tdrsuit COUrt again t the has Riven satisfaction for more than Ferdinand Foundry aud Machine forty years; the efore we never offer a Works for $8000 claiming that

1"..T"r ":.B..?enuinf;. "eoera- anaount to be due him on notes

whooping coHgh bronchial and lagrippe an.d asks that a receiver be apn'jha. Ko pi;it. J. A. Mehringer. pointed. A Kew Coal Man. T 't Af;e Vea" . w. J. L Southers, Kau Claire, Wis., Born Mond-ay to Wm Geisler writes: ''Yearsaco Iwroteyouin reland wife a big baby boy. Mother ai;d t0&r,ent ris"lt8 1 ,?.btait1 m lonrl oViil a Fo'ey Kidney Pills. After all these and child are doing well and yeaQl hnve nevor had a reta.nof those William Will SOOn have another terriblt backaches or sleepless nights; miner in his COal bank. I am permanently cured. Men and i women, young anl old, find this reliable Qmqll DflV remedy relieves rheumatism, backache, ulliull I UA st ints an( i3 caused by weak or diseased kidneys or bladder. At J. A. . The State Board of Health h inser- J,dv-

Bulletin just issued reports that When it comes t swats we al. there were 50 cases of SmalUpox ways seem t0 get what the other

in cuuiity uunng iNuvem fel0W deserves.

oer iy4 rnese were nearly all

Mrs. John F. Mehrincrer died

at her home on North Main St.,

Friday night after a short illness

of pneumonia The funeral ser

vices were conducted in St. Jos

eph's church Wednesday morn

ing. Deceased leaves besides

her husband three sons and one

daughter by whom she will be

greatly missed.

Very Much Alive. .

Somebody hns doubtless been

Stinging Bille Cox Likely some

unreliable H'Burg sheet whose

Jasper correspondent uses their

columns to gratify private mal

ice. Anyhow Cox writes a letter

ot condolence to a ceitain woman sympathizing Aith her in the loss

of her dear 1 husband." The

4 dear husband" is very much

alive and is showing the letter

and asking friends what they

think the diool Cox meant.

Poor Bille!

Why Ho Botted. At one of the London clubs one evening Mr. Montagu Williams met Lord , who had just lost his father. The young lord was naturallj melancholy, And 'the lawyer pnposed visiting a theater opposite, which proposition was accepted. There was a slight fire in the theater, whereupon the young lord was among the first to bolt, "like a rabbit," ouf of the building. Returning leisurely to the club. Mr. Wil

liams found there his young friend quietly smoking, a cigar. "What on earth made you bolt that way? You seemed frightened out of your wits (not a difficult matter perhaps). 'Don't you know that on such an occasion if everybody got up and rushed out a panic would ensue, with very likely fatal consequences? Why on earth couldn't you sit still, as I did? There was nothing serious the matter." Unon

this, with the most patronizing air, the young gentleman replied, "Oh, yes, that's very well for you, but i . i -i . " '

you ve not ust succeeded to a peer-

ge nci u,üuü a year7

Pure

From Grapes,

the most healthful

of fruits, comes the chief ingredient o

or c-ys

HIm PIck.

There is occasionally a day wheD

the Calebra cut doesn't slide into

the funama canal

The reserve banks are

and they justify ih-ir

showing considerable reserve when

any one asks for loan.

now open

name bv

few

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BAKING POWDER

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made from Royal Grape Cream

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Costs a Iiltle more than the mjunouTalum or phosphate of lime powders, but with Royal you are sure of pure, healthful food.

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FAST WINTER SERVICE TO

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Or. Kendal's Treat

On The Horse

And His Diseases; Containing

"You don't look like a man who ha4

fftsted for three days."

"Appearances Is agin me, lady; but

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msi, li you oniy Knowed now many

pairs of piuita I got onu" PhUadelphi

vresa.

SLIPS OF THE TONGUE.

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Premier Carrier of

ÄILWAY

Ihe South

H'Burg cases. It has spread since to Dubois and Jasper,

The Jol'ier is an entertaining cuss, even when we know he is lying.

is always safe to assume

Com- that the kittenish girl has passed

Croup And Whooping Cough

.Mrs. T. Nuretier, Eau Claire, Wis., eavs: "Foley's Honey and Tar Com-

pound cured my boy of a very severe at- the kittenish age, and become tatk of croup after other remedies had Y "-AAil" " AVJ

faiaA fiir millrmnn onrpfl hia ohilrlron I Cab.

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forty years record of similar cases. Con- asPr Ui Uggisr lldS V ailltains no opiates. Always insist on Fo- abl Agency, ley's. J. A. Mehringer. adv. Flick & Pfau has the Ja-per Huntingburg was visited by agency for the simple mixture of burglars Tuesday night who buhorn bark, glycerine, etc. ' broke into eiffht business houses known as Adlei i-Ua the remedy

on Fourth St., and relieved the WDich becirae famous by curing apcash drawers of about $200, it is peidiciti8. This simple remedy said; nothing but money was has poweiful action and dnuoa such taken and no trace of the burg- surprising amounts of old matter lars was found, blood-hounds vom the bodr tU at just one dose failing to get a trail. ' relieves -our stomacii, gns on th " -m stomach nnd eonstipation nlirost Five Cents Proves It. immediately. Thf quick fiction cf

A Gencroes Oner. Cut out this ad, Adler i-ka is astonishing. -adv.

nicloee with o cents to holey & Co.,

Jhieate, 111., and receive a free trial Hero worship S a good de'-il packaue containing boley s Honey and 1:1 tu nHmiraiinn hpqrmvpd on ir Compound for coughs, colue, croup, llKV tfle ? aP1!rlon DeSCOWea On oronchiai and loprippa cou hs, Folev a skyrocket No one ever seems Kidney Pill and Foley Cathartic Tah- to notice the return of the Stick, lets. For eale in your town hy J A. ; ; Uehringer. adv. Sometimes business 'picks up, ' T . j t -j -t--i -j but more often it waits to be Mrs. Louis Lady aied Friday Djcj(e(j UD night from paralysis of the heart y She leaves a husband, three sons Those who always say the right and one daughter to mourn her thing at the right time have

death Her remains were laid schooled themselves to talk less

to rest Tuesday., services being than other people.

held in St. Joseph's church. CASTORIA For Iniants and Children n Use For Over 30 Years

.Mways bears the Signature of

Seventy Seven Years Old iieoige W- CIou:h, Prentiss, Miss., who had Buffered greatly with kidney trouble, writes; Foley Kidnpjr Pills are the only remedy that ever did me any good at nil." "ust think of the relief and cumiort that means to him. Foley Kidney Pills are recommended Tor sleep disturbing bladder troubles, pain in sides or back, iheamatism, and kidnev and bladder ailments. J. A. Mehringer. adv. Fans lor Summeptime We have just received an excellent assortment of fans fot the summertime. Your adv printed on ne side at from $2

You can get three splendid magazines one year for 25 cents extra by renewing your subscription to the Courier Deafness Caono' be Cured.

is thev cannot

by local applications,

reach the

ine e is on

and that is bv constitutional

remedies,

Deafness s caused bv an inflamed nonjana envelopes to use when wnt-

dition of the mucous'iining of the Eusta-jing to his sweetheart, and now chiar.Tube. When this tube is inflamed 'he is married. Anoth r man

ycu have a rumbling sound or imperfect

uv,iuiup, ouu ucu it io entirely uiubcU. Deafness is the resu.t, and unless theinflammation can be taken out and thio tube restored U its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever: nine

cases out u ten are causal bv Catarrh.

which is nothing but an inflamed eondi-. bount $ome Of our paper to CUrl

tion of the mucous suriaces. We will giveOne Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafn ss (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured y Hall's Catarrh Cere. Send for circulars, free. F .1 CHENEY &CO.. Props.. Toledo Oh?o c l 1 by Druggist, 75c. Take I all's Family Pills for constipa

tion adv

"Do It Now" Subscribe for the Jasper Weekly Courier. Don't pat off for tor morow what you can do today.

tvn the Dignified English Butler Cais

Go Astray at Times.

A little stnrv whiph Im a i'no4

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Air inuexuL diseases,-' wnicn Sound its way across the Atlantic eivss the Symptoms, Cause, and from an "Rncrlish POn'nfrv lmnco fnlla

The Best Treatment of Each: A of the rpppnt Rim mnrin n w

Table giving all the Principal and nervous butler in serving hia

urugs used tor the Horse, with master, a duke, at the luncheon tathe ordinary dose, effects, and ble. Onint

antidote when a poison; A table ous, heroffered a dish with the in-

with an engravincr of the horse's ßinuatw mirv?

teeth at different aeres. with "flolrl

rules for telling the age of the The slip is so obviously a natnorse: A valuable collection of nrflT nriA thnf. rlmilfloca l-ö -Tola -ia

receipts, and much other valua- true. Thus far it is also unchal-

oie lnrormatu n. MpnoWi nQ -pp oH-v. ww,r

by the time it has made the full

free to everv new suhsr.rihpr round of the rrrflss Romphnrlv will

who pays in advance or to old discover that in its original form

subscribers who renew and pay it was an Athenian "chestnut" in in advance Or it will be sent the days of Socrates.

postpaid on receint of 50c Oash. An anecdote which at least he-

Address this office. loners to the same farnilv user! to ha

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"RITltff flra7mg rooms-

little, who came to London for the young queen's coronation there was a certain small, dried up, gray haired, bright eved, brisk little old

; reigning prince of a tiny principali

ty. je was faraway cousm to an Irish duke, whose estates in Ire

land he visited before returning. For his entertainment a village eel ebration was arranged, with games and dances, and especially Irish 'jigs and clog dances. The gay old prince was delighted. He came himself of a race famous for its dancing. He still possessed a good eye, a quick ear and a light foot. That same evening in the great hall of the castle, to the whistling of Iiis host's son, he endeavored to emulate some of the feats he had seen. The duke's solemn English butler was present, and his horror at

such unroyal antics was reflected in

his eyes. The prince perceived it and, shooting a sudden forefinger at him, demanded imperiously:. ''Eh! Tell me, then, what yon think of my dancing I" Discreet and dignified, but flurried inwardlv, the butler's manner was perfect, but his tongue betrayed him. He answered: fYour royal spryness is certain-

ly 'igh."

There was a shout of laughter,

and the duke, with assumed anger,

cried sternly: "What! Do you dare to insinuate that the prince is elevated that his vivacity is due to

vany other good spirits than hia

own r

Before such an accusation the

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diseased portion, of the ear. fortune. Two months ap;o a man t o.ne way to cure deafness, Unno-hf no ,nmn

forged a name on a check printed at this office, and is in jail. Another stole some of our paper with which to make cigarettes he is dead- A voune ladv

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her hair on. and now she has a

beau (We only have a little of this kind left.) By usinsr our

statements a person can collect'

old accounts, tell fortunes, cause' poor butler's last remnant of com-

i am, uiiduKe tne coior or tne posure vanished, and, turning wüdhair, have teeth extracted with-!iy, rith. clasped hands, from hii out jiain, find out the name of (highness to. his srace, he protested vnnr fnrnro urif o rw VmoKonrl Ul n... 0

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