Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 57, Number 49, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 September 1915 — Page 4

JASPER COÜREIR

cointv, Entered e eecond-claaa matter at the poatolfieo ftt Jasper Ind., under tho act of March 3, 1879. frKrih94riotion 1.50 Per Year. " This papei ia milled regularly to it enbsoribm until a definite order to disuonfrnue b receive! and all arreara paid in full; unless in the discretion of the rMiKHoViPt ii different coarse should be j r v v - w - - - deemed advisable. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1915. The preachers of Huntingburg and the n Burg bignal editor have agreed to disagree because the Signal editor referred to the pulpit pounders as long-eared quadrupeds. Perhaps, also to convince the pencil pusher that he was correct they are ' 'braying' ; resolutions. While the outside public do not consider the resolutions condemning the editor nor the editors defense as worth the paper they are printed on. Ah wad som power the gud gifte ge us, to see our selves as ithers see us. Here is a minister who appreciates the editor. At a rpcent editorial convention he offered the following toast: "To save an edn ltor from starvation, take his paper.and pay for it promptly To save him from bankruptcy, ad verti e in his paper liberally. To save him from despair, send him every itemt of news of which you can get hold. To save him from profanity write your correspondence plainly on one side of the sheet and send it in as early as possible. To save hin from mis takes, bury him. Dead people are the onlv ones who never make 'mistakes ' Ex. Free Advertisin All politicians love to get free advertising. And they are constantly planning to put it over on the publishers. But about the smoothest stunt pulled off lately, was accomplished by Warren T. McCray, who desires to be the next eovernor of Indiana. Mc Crav is the owner of a stock farm which raises fine cattle. As an electioneering scheme' he de eided to exhibit several of his "blue-blooded Herfords" at the county fairs. Then he has the State Agriculture Association to send out to all the papers of the state, at public jpense a long column article arjoofc his famous cattle and blowing up his Orchard Lake Stock Farm near Kentland, Ind., and, the rube country publishers et al fell for it and Mr. McCray received $5000-00 worth of advertising free. Even the astute editor of the Washington, Ind. Herald bit, and Charles S. t claims to be fernist- advertising politicians free. . OfLopdTßöTge! Please tell us why you favor Louisville boozers? Last Sunday the lid was off for their accommodation; but most of the booze was consumed by Jasperites, As the excursion from Louisville was a frost. Now, My dear Lord George, we know you are a good wagon maker, and you know that we have always had the highest admiration for your many personal good qualities, but Lord George, in sorrow and pity we are compelled to say that as Mayor you are a miserable failure. You ought to resign. Op. WTcS e The popular trustee of Hall township was in Jasper Tuesday, seeing the County Council and shaking hands with his many friends. Ihe Doctor s getting ready to run away wit- tne inatiun for County ditor in 1913. Miss Margaret Wilson Who for the past fifteen years has been one of the successful teacheis in the Jasper High) School, has a position in the Horace Mann High School at Anderson, and took charge of I her new position last Monday, Every one in Dubois County wishes her well in her new field of endeavor. J. Herman Beckman Mayor of Ferdinand, and president of the County Council was in Jasper tht.iweek attending to County

Claims and Allowances. At the September term, 1015, of the Dubois Count Qommissioner'a Coort. Ben Ed Doano Publiü Printing 4 25 Central City pub Co " 2,15 Chaa Funk Corn's ex 8.00 Sander; Bros " " 3.00 Dubois Co Bank Tarapo Loan 2,050.00 Henry Röhl man Janitor 35.00 FAz " sup C H 3.40 Alex Marks rap P. F. 1S.00 Frank iTomuj; 22.00 John Sehitter emp P F cla $10 not ailow R bert Miller " ' 1 u $1,50" allow Louis T B:eapincer Puh Highway 1.10 John P lluther off ex Co Treasurer 2.00 " Recorder I.OO Wm Geisler, sup Jail 5.55 Jasper Jce & C S Co sup C H Miice J Kunkel sup C H 10.00 .42 102 50 Wm II Rausch Rep (t Jail .50 2.50 Ned Jung Mieheal Braun Taxes Ref 25.6S William J Gossman Oft ex Co And .49 TRWoodburn Ptg Co " i: " " 53.75 Midland Chemical Co sup Jail 5.00 D vid Abell sheriff fees 5.50 Robert Nordhoff Bridge rop 170.00 cont Vincennes Bridge Co 4 I 465.00 61 80 7.45 Felix JL.ampert sup P F John A Sermersheim sup P F Wm J Kuebler Chas E Biesey Henry Klein 2.00. $.50 100.00 12(10 14 00 William Melchoir Co Institute " E-ny R R Boone tp T C Glezpa 44 " Ed II Duf'n -lach ' " " 163.00' Jacob II -ng 11 4t " 85.00 200 0?) 360.00 200.65 Bomar Tf Mvior r r Boone tp Traylor v 'vrnmpp r r Boone tp II J Lemiti i VVF Herr man rrBoone tp cl 75,00 not al Frank Reed IS. 00 II J Lern me it tt 3.S1 2.00 6.00 8.00 2.00 14.50 3.00 Allie öerraerBh einf' i c Roman Kunkel " r r Patoka tp H J Lemme it 1 32 90 r r Jeff tp claim 3.85 not alio r r Ca8a tp 3.00 Tohn Kloaterman rr " u 2.00 Roman Kunkel r r Jefferson tp 2.00 W F Herrmann r r " cl 3.00 not allow Traylor & Krempp r r Patoka tp 920.00 443.00 14.00 14.00 78.00 36.57 10.00 IC f ( i I Herman Steinecker ' 1 tl ( Elmer Leatheo r r Patoka tp Henry Fritch r r eupt Oscar " r r Carl " r ' Frank Hagen r r r George Renner rrr Auguafc Schroeder rrr 4.25 3.75 7.60 3.00 3.00 10.50 10.50 7.00 23.25 31.35 10.50 5.25 8.75 5.25 -bdward ivrait rrr Louis J Schnell rrr Anth Bockelman rrr Fred Krodel rrr Frank Hoffman rrr Frank Schneider rrr Sanders Bros rrr Mrs John Hoffman rrr Henry Meyers rrr Fred Wessel rrr Edw Link rrr Andy Greener r, r r 14.00 .70 10.50 iviacn uoney rrr John McMillen rrr John H Frick rrr George Fink rrr John Branneker rrr Mike Brown rrr Henry Wutcher rrr J B Speed & Go rrr Peter Pfaff aupt bridge John P Huther off ex Co Aud John Fleck et al viewing road A L Gray r r Patoka tp Wm Bockelman et al Insane inq 10.05 35 75 1.00 6.30 15.40 560.55 17.00 5.00 6.00 75.00 58.00 Lawrence Hochgeeang Bur of Sol 50.00 Henry Börger claim $54.00 continued Auditor Perry Co change of ven 7.00 " Orange Co " " " 369.20 GibsenCo " " " 11.00 Peter Pfaff report on Bridge Accept Peter Schnell Lio License Granted Anthony Sternberg Peter Newkam Granted Granted Granted Granted Granted Grunted Approved Granted James Welton " 11 Albert Urich Liq License Frank II Knapp 44 William Dieekman ! J P llollowell report Jarrett Steinkamp road pet EIhe C Rudolph RRS Boone tp I3ond ap Sam'l Pendley, Inst for Feeble Minded Jacob II. Seng. I w - Auditor Dubois Co. Frank J Seng, Deputy, x Sept. 10, 19151 wk. SOUT Southern Railway New Trade-Mark The Southern Railway Company has adopted a new and at tractive trade-mark as shown

above. The design "SR" is Farm & Fireside, semisymbolical of the name of the) monthly

road and the wording The; Oil r i t rt , ,0,1fVfr. , f, i-

d b th South Railwav nom-kurnil(ylif Ql1ruQ A0c lul

throughout all the slates of the South, also Southern Illinois, Indiana and St. Lout's

There is hardly a city or town Ibination for $1.75. Be quick and of importance throughout the en-j get on the ground floor, tire South that is not connected) This is the best proposition with the entrance of the South, ever offered in the conn tv in a

either directly by the bouthern .Railway's own trains or by sleeping car imes over ocner roaos in connection with ftouthern Rail-; way, via some adjacent junction, point- Un this account the title 'The Southern Serves the South' was adopted as being appropri-, ate. Southern Railway spends about ou-ronf,-$200,000.00 a year in advertising and on all of this vertising matter this trade-mark

will appear hereafter.

Why Definiteness Pays In Adver

Using. tl , J 1 1 e I jtaere iqu ihüeö ona Unas a mer chant who hkys h has tried adver. tLsing but never cnde it pay. The chunoei ar ten to out that be sim ply needs to study defiuiteness. The principle ol the specific fact d the specific inaun.ee, affect al writing and speaking. Thy makes Out man's advertising a partial failure, while another's is a money getter. If one man visits strange city, he comes back talking somethin nice this: 4tIt was line, grand, splendid. ' His talk evaporates into vague, gtneral phrases. The people that hear him talk Unow no more about that city than before. He oaa few listeners, whatever his subject of conversation may be. Another man remarks about the same town, that it is full of build ings 20 stories high, that the streets were Sn rmwdncl ho hnrl fn tvoif f lijiuuokö itt uijö uruss waiK to get over, aod that people were always in a hurry and the slreet railway conductors always aid 4ötep iive- ! i v. After such a man had talked a jv moments, you get some idea about the place he describes. You see it with your own eyp. Every man who ever mad a success as a newspaper writer has learned that you must give personal incidents and actual happenings to make any kind of news article interesting. If the reader can't fee the thing with his own eyes, the copy won't sell. Just the same in advertising. If you merely say "Best stock in town'- the reader may or may not believe you. Try picking out the best values in your store, give a few details about them so the purchaser can get some idea what they are, then name the price. The reader tiien sees the bargain with his ow eyes, is interested, and feels a desire to buy. lhat is all there is to good advertising. It does not require wit, nor literary nor technical skill. Just ucome dow to brass tacks.y ive too piam jacia uuuui an aruuie as you would talk to a bujrer over the counter. Try it and see! The politican should be charged for every line that is printed concerning his candidacy. He accepts politics as a business when he enters it, and there is no earthly reason why he should be flattered and coddled not one-half so much reason as the corner grocery man. The small amount of pap which he hands out to com pensate you for. all the flowers that. -am throw him -is most dearly bonlt. Open a ledger account with him, and treat bim just like any other individual who would use your space. THE in miPll GO The Home Telephone Co has the largest list of subscribers and will give you the best service You can talk to your friends, order yorir merchandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone. DUBOIS CO. TELEPHONE CO Stop! Read!! Tili!! For 30 Days only we offer the following sensational combination offer. Winter is coming so get prepared by getting reading matter for your home. Jasper Weekly Courier $1 50 Weekly Cincinnati Enquirer 1-00 Bovs Macazinp. Mnnfhiv 1.00 .50 .25 .50 Household Journal & Floral Life, Monthly Todays Magazine, monthly Total Retail Value $4.75 For 30 days we will accept subscriptions for the above comcombination way. Mail your orders at once to. v mr-m Ben Ed Doane, Jasper, Ind. Fans (op Summertime Wehaveiust received an excellent assortment of fans for

ad-!th? summertime- Y.our adv. ;PnJ?'edo? one side at from n

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PATHETIC SCENE IN GREAT

CONTINUED PHOTOPLAY One of Manr Tense IncM WWW Trizo Screen Troduction. No more pathetic scene has ever been screened than that of the meeting between "Esther" (Lottie Pickford) and her gypsy sweetheart, "Arthur" (Irving Cummings), hero and LOTTIE PICKF0RD AND IRVING CUMMINGS,JN SCENE FR0M"tH PICrURiZED heroine of "The Diamond Prom the bKy, the Flymc: "A" continued nhornpiay, just oetore the flight of the latter to Richmond to nvniri Shortly before the meetine of' the two lovers, "Esther" had rescued "Arthur" from the river, where he had nearly drowned after being hurled with his auto into the water from a precipice. In Richmond, he tells her, ho will make a man of himself, and some day return and marry; her. The business man, professional man or local institutions of any kindthat sends away for printing that can be done by the home printer, simply because the out-of-town concerns under-bid him, has no kick com in against people who patronize mail order houses. If you are in favor of eneourageing home industry that gives employment to home people show it by giving your job printing to your home printer. ' i. f. urn 1 1 Corner 7th & Jackson Sts HOME 'PHONE. raureis ritUU Award to I.W.HARPER KENTUCKY WHISKEY Co!r modal fsr d$o awarded M New Orleans me nntnvbridi Fair for Sale by AH Lead'ng Dealers. Statement of Ownership Required by Act of Aüfl. 24, 1912. Of Jasper Weekly Courier, publisliod weekly at Jasper, Indiana for Apr. l, 1915, Editor, Munuging Editor, Bnsineaa Manager, Publisher, Owners, U.E. Doano. Bondholders and mortgages; None. Circulation : Weekly 1. K. UOAN13, Pub. Sworn to before me this 7 day of April 1915. TltUSTKN K. DOUGIIEUTY Justice of tho J'onco. , Seal. April 9 1Ü 15 1 wk. SOUTHERN RY.. TIME TABLE Schedule For Sunday May 2, the Following is for Information Only and is not . Guaranteed. iSASTUOrND No. f DAILY 9:21 A. M. No. IH iUS P. M. No. 11 fai20 1. Al WIÜSTUODNI) No. 12 Daily 7:671 A. M No. 14 11.58 A, ii NO. ti u 7;Jür. M Tinio sliown nt riuntingburu. .EASTJSOUND. No. 1, DAILY. i:20 A. M. NO , . JHIÜ NO. 23 i :H0 " WICSTBOtIND MO. 2, DAILY. 12:12 A. M. jjo. 10 8:10 P. M NO. 21 " 12: Iß P. M. V. K. Glayeomb, Airtt Jaapor RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS GIVEN QUICK RELIEF Pain leaves almost as if by raagic when you begin using "5Drops," the famous old remedy for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gout, Sciatica, Neuralgia and kindred troubles. It goes right to the spot, stops the aches and pains and makes 4 life worth living. Get a Dottle ot "ö-Drops" today. A booklet with each bottle gives full directions for use. Don't delay. Demand "D-Drops." Don't accept anything else in place of it' Any druiMini TMI MI kMt f ist can supply you. If you live too far from a drug store send On,e Dollar to Swanson Rheumatic CureCo., Newark, Ohio, and a bottlt of ,fröJL wl ba tot rpifU ''" m

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