Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 58, Number 16, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 January 1916 — Page 4

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JASPER COURIER By iJr io Doanjt

IASlKU, IÜilillH COUNTr, INDIANA

Enttred a second-clawi matter at tho noatoüico at Jncpor, Ind., under tuo act rjf March 3, 187U.

riiibflnrtati-2ri MM Per Year, riila rapoi la mJilod regularly to it

lubscrtUer until a Jofinite orddr to dieuontinue 1 received and nil arreari pusd to lull; unlaw in the diHcretlon ot th fftiblltfkei a different court should be deemed advinable.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1016.

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Jolin h O'Uunii- ii vVo aro'authorizod to announce the name oiJ L. O'Iknnon of Harrison County us a candidate for the Democratic nomination of CongroH for tho Third Congroöiional district, boforo tho primary In March, J91Ü.

New Law firm Bon M. A. Sn und Frank L Bota havo foi fttfl a partnerHhip for tho jriQtico aC law, Both aro oxporlilciwl attornoy andovoryono wishes tho new firm ueeofjs.

Farmers School

Claims awl Allowances. Of the Dubois Connty Commissioners Court atthe adjourned December term 1915, Jacob Rf Seng Auditor lalary 575.00 WmBgcktoman Clerk " 525,00 John I Kteiloin Treaa 44 600.00 Louie T JJIeweinger Recordor 11 326.00 Dnvid G. Abel oheriff aalary 475.00

" 352,12 176.00 212.00

75.00 42.00 20.00 50.25 5C.25

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Jae. 'M fcnfcer Abb lal Jos Murks P F Supt DrO 4T BiK;ham Health Com S T PurMrniAnt Oflicer Cliriet Harko Co Attorney Jacob Miofhnan Oö Com John, W K oterman 41 Mat A Haugor 41 Honrv Kohlman Janitor Sal Elizabeth Kohhnan aup C II

Ed II DutendHoh Public Printing 24.40 BenKDoano ' 4 M O.IK)

Duboii Co Tel Co mp C 11 ÜÖ.00

11 " Jail U.UO 11 " "PoorF 4ß0 4 4 4 4 Ott Jfix Go Awl 3.11 44 Clerk .77 14 44 Houorder ,10 11 14 Hliurht ,i)H 41 44 ,hulKU .70 11 Co Corny ox .41

Alox.Mnrka 'Jfimp Poor Fimn 18,00 Jiuiob II Amt Heu Hoard of Finn 60 (K) Win MelohoRr TraveHn ox 100 00 44 44 Off JSx HtHinpH JtMK) 11 ' 41 Kxpi'eNHitue iM H BftrkHnimQK liXiOIUrle ,71 DayIiIU A bull HhoHK toon , Ml. -10 44 44 ' Ponlulm JUU0 Mm in i 4 fliip ;inii y.yfi Loo A ilb Coroner Inn H.00 l)r 0 lignum Off ox Co lhmlth Com .7-1 " Dlnhihtiilu tin 11,15

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PoorJuokHontn 10,00

Ti Iloolurmmntf 41 Ihuibrlü tp 13,00

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Dr Jolm P Ralo Pr " tpSß.OO l)rY FUuHt Poor Cahh tp 10,00 Mary Oiwr 1 H H B.00 Nick HftnH-iif Poor Ford 18,0ft Polar I:linlr h ilarhlflon 0 00

Win HaiiHoher 44 Pitoka Dr J M Garland 11 Jefforson OityufJftHpor öup Jail

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58.75 15,00 21, 0(, 77,4' 4U ID 1 1 J$0

Albert M Bolmort mip Poor Farm 4D.U0

Job A Mohringur

Mohrinf'Oi & lloimw

Dr J F Canpor Wm Geifilor CharleH Kkk II M Dr A F Gutzell Wm Goifiler

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Tho Purduo FarmorH Short Course to bo hold January 10-15 will bring together a large number of men, women, boys and girln interested in the betterment of Agriculture and country life, Organizations aro being perfected in a large number of counties to encourage attendance at this course, LaPorte County has already arranged to send eighty boys and girli with all expenses

paid by the county, A large

join the body which will makejn M ämuler Com'r Ex the number far bevOnd the lOOiWm Rauslier Burial Soldier

mark. Allen County, through the county agent and the County Agricultural Association, has made arrangements with the interurban road to furnish apecial cars and give special rates. Last year some forty-five farmers attended from Allen County. This year it is hoped to bring 150 These organizations are being duplicated in many other nounties which assures the largest attendance for the short course ovor known in the history of the institution, All persons interest ed in the agrhicltural and Home Making work are invited.

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O.On 24.00 l.lfi .45 80,00 20.2-1 2.Ü0 1.2) 50 Oj 8.00 40.02

T 11 Woodburn Pt Co oil ex Co Kcc 3.48

41 Co Clork 10.50

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The New Year

We have passed the door which

pens to another year. The door was opened to me by hands not

wv own. l couia not stay in tno

bid year any longer even if I had

tried. I lo ed its suns and snows ts storms and darkness, its days of Mght and shadow were good to me. Tho pain I suffered like tho

year is gone. Then somo days

there was the touch of gentle

hands and the kinship of under standing hearts, these made my

weariness endurable, xet now

it is all past save the memory oi'

it and tne euect ot it, tnere are

P 1 1 of my latest self. But what .f this strange new year? What?

Ought we to ask ! A veil is over its coming days which only the future can reveal. We only know that vve have started it. It may mean the end of life and again amount to only a small period of c-xistance an annual unit in the span of life. Which will furnish further adventure for good or it. Who knows? Still we shall travel onward and help our brothers on the way. The Road to Yesterday, Why travel it? A tangled skein so why Uuravel it? The future calls you on, The past ia dead, And 1 you hope to do Lies just ahead. To-morrow resüs with Death and Fate.

But yesterday is ours to keep

To day s a tale we shall relate.

When wakened by some fut-

sleep. .

But .vesterday! Ah maid of

mine.

WeM gather rose buds while

we may

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Anti i wine tnem as we usea to twine Along the Road to Yesterday!

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Hunry FrHch Oacar 44 Curl 44

Tray lor & Krenipp AlbtSclnttor John Lamport Frank Schneid or Frauk Hoff La an Kay Egg;..Fdw Epe Krank Kuoblor Sam. er BroH A Ibt Bohnert Mra. John Ihttuun Joa j Kckbtein Behalf k Solum i lionry J Uuobnor John New kam John 44 David Novvkam Honry Nowkam Georg Nüwum Martin Nowkam Martin Boar Andy Bear Potor Harder Thou Schnarr Jacob Brown Wm Manko Frank llooing Andy Birk Uolly Brown Fred WohhuI Kobt Blinker

Uoo Fink Henry Moyer ' Andy Gro nfr Kdward JJiik John McMillen

Duiüiuiack Ildw Co 4

Üity of llantingburg

Iwcvo Bio

J B Speed Oo

And Piko CoChnnpo von

E.l II Dufon4ich Oft Ex Co Ii Com 7.0U

Chan K BiBiey Poor Madiöon 10.20 L B Johnson " 4 10.20

Wm Bockohnfin 10p feoa Col 477.80 Acc

David GAbull " 41 " H8.H7 acc

LTBleayingor 41 "307.40 Acc

Jacob 11 Senf 4 4 4 4 4 4 G0 00 Acc

Jasper Herald Bid for Stat cont;

T 11 Woodburn Pt; Co bid (or 44 Cont.

Jacob H Skno AüiMTon Dubois Co.

Fhank J Skng J)kpüty

Jtn 7, 1016-1 wk.

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30.00 7.52 6.80 157.87 "5.00 3.15 2Ö0 1.00 1.80 4.87 15,05 8.05 8.05 00.50 10.00 303.10 .70 10.40 0,21 5.40 0.4-1 8 15 8,1,-) 8.47 8.28 7.70 7.00 10..15 2,50 0,00 1.05 10,85 15.05 20,10 15 10 10.80 ' 8.05 10.85 4.75 45.48 3.1 400.22 13 50

Claims and Allowances. Of the Dubois County Commissioners Court at the January term 1916.

Sanderi Bros R R Boone tp 3.00 Huntineburft Signal Coluiiuia tp rr 19.50 Jacob II Seng Aud Salarv 000.00 W I O'Neal Co r r Culverts - 38.40

Evanaville Sand & Gravel Co r r etonu 234.88 Mt. Carrael 44 14 r r atone "llö.öJ Pik Co rphantJ Homo Orphans 101,00 W F Herman R R Jefferson tp 2.0'J Albort EckerloO H nup 10.24 Geo P Warner Hap P F 31.50 Traylor & Krempp R R Boono tp 80O).O0 Jasper Mach Works 44 4 44 8.00 H J Lomiao 44 44 44 21 .33 'I hoa Schnurr 4 4 4 4 " 18.00 Victoria Mill Co sup P F 1.26 M I Llmme R R Jefföteon tp ! 70 John Kitterman 4 4 44 44 2,00

Albert Jickorle

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faspor 1 & Ü StcragaGo 14 14 accopli d

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Travel there on the "St. Louis Special" equipped with electric lighted steel coaches and through drawing room sleeping cars to Jacksonville and Asheville. New dining car service. In addition, drawing room sleeping cars from Asheville tp;jacksonvillc insures every comfort for trip through The Land of the Sky", the only scenic route to Florida. Very low homcscekers' fares and winter tourist fares now in effect. Stopovers and other special features. K Get full Information and fares from the h Local Southern Ai?ent. or write to fn v

B. H.Torld, DUtrlct PeriRGr Aront,LouhYille, Ky. J tArx

The Southern Railway it the direct line to Asheville,Aiken,Auf uta,Charleston, Columbia, Savannah, Summerville and other southern retort!.

Llmtor Llounco grantou " if ranted

granted gmntud it

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Jo (lorber F Gutzwollor ItnaU KrHH Hobt M Km S rMldklff Ans Frltch Hnboi'l Qnnntu

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Henry Murdy (,1 Roiul Pol

l)r M A Ml iirin Bid for JtdlÄ l'Fro

H Jom Ciumm 41 14 i ro Loo A Halb 44 11 re Calvin A hoi Ann for tt li Sunt n

Henry Irlich 44 n 41 iiaooptod Swoonoy A liolK Bid or Co Ally relootiul 0 II Hiukö M M 11 uotioptud Dr And UuUhoII Bid for Jail A V F pruot lOO UUU0)l(Uli UconHjSNo AliUlTOH U UDO 18 OOi Fhank 1, Sung Dkputv

,)n, 7, 1010-1 wk,

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Caught, In niladolphia they toll aiatory f man whono wifo )mA anngod m t'ftut4orß, m,QTliIlg,, and porpnnded )ior Teluotmit lmaband to rorauin at home nnd help her reqoiYG tl) fli'ty guoata wllo wer agkod to particjpato in thiiiintolleatial fit, Tho flrpt- nutlior was dull cnongli, but tho aGcortd. was worse., More over, the roorna were intolerably wnrm, So, on pretonst of lotting in some cool ntir, the mf5rtnnaU host escaped to thie hall, where ho found a ßorvnntccmifortably asleep on the Bettee. "Wako up r 'sternly commanded tho Philndolphim jn thennan'i ear. "Wake up, i ,ay ! ( You must hara been listening; afcythe keyhc4aiw Harper's Mfcgirinfo.

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dh Hoiro tfalephoat Co ntt this Uirgeüt H t oi itbBüX'ibörii ud will give fm fctir v aar You otm tsttiU to jom hioadfä, ordtr your m orohfÄurüio and mnko yoitr appohUTueut by tho Horn 'phone.

DUBOIS CO. WIMH

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Mr. Tlmiot (touching frlohd olf)Before I go himy further let me, him prtM upon you, old umn, that hevtrjr think la 4n the wuy fow ttUadt

Conditions'-

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FRANK'S

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Corner E. Sixth & Jachson St. Fine Wnies, Whiskies, Cigars i d Tohacos. FreBhBeer JDraught and Bottled Hot Liinch Every Day Fi H. Knapp Prop.

"Will you b -a good girl now tkal rYobouffht you that pretty muff?' Yp, ma; but if you .wants me to ba a real angel just boy iq a boa and fur li.ied coat to go with itMNaw York. World. J.-

FOB SALE-

SOUTHERN RY. TIME TABLE , ScMdulrFor- Sunday Hay 2, the Mlowing Is for Information Only and Is not Guarantee! A8THOUNM No 6 DAILY P:J4 A. M. NO. 1H 44 i 'AS I1 JM. No. 11 " H20 I. WK8TDOUNH

No. TJ IUILV NO, 14 No, "

Tlino ohown Ht ff untlngbiir IÖA8THOUN1) No, 1, DAILY, :'iU A. M. NO. tt, I 10 44 NO. '23 4 il.O W1C8THOUN l NO. '2, DAJIiY. Vi'.i'i A. M. NO. 10 U'K) I. M. Ne, üi 44 r.t:lft I. M. V K, OUyuoml). Atfunt

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i. F. HOW M. I Corner 7()li & Jacknon St HOME 'PHONE. ' The Newspaper Taw" There is no longer any tvt. why any person phould be m. unwilling subscriber co a news paper. On the refusal of a subflcribfvr to take a newspaper irotn the postplRce, the postmaster ia required, undr tho pobtul laws, to return the sam t.o publish'. -You are no'üoubt awan- ha person who coi tiriuf- u acci a paper .sent him tlrtruh u, mail is liable f r the sub - ipiion price, re: aid!es of jt f:e that he never suhscjibttd (V; Dr that he has ordered it sloped So held by tile suur rn court of Iowa (103 I ia 681); by (he sup reme court of N w iiampshi-e (44 N. H. 115); b: the tupr'-m

court of Delaware (3 flarr. 379); by the supreme court of Wisconsin (78 Wis. 176). See Amer and Eng. Eue of Law (2 Edit., P. 130). This is the law gener

ally

In all German cities with over i ty thousand population there re only 1 6 women medical doctors and only 32 women dentiats.

ty farmer should nave nis own- nyn -l, n printed letter heads and envd.. d' street. Chean for 'im-

M.ä8&w f " JS2 imediate sale. Inquirethis office.

Xiuxiic; piuitcu UlCJLCUli, COCV-JlCljr the envelopes with the return ad

dress. We can print you100 of i

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IW. HARPER KENTUCKY

WHISKEY

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For SAle by AJ!,eidfi Dealer

Demand and Supply' By James C. Kelly It is a foot Aonernlly conceclod that boforo (ho supply, there nuiBl nlwnys bo tho demand, This acknowledged rulo may be applied to the liquor problem or trade a well m to'hny other branch of commerce, and yet our prohibition advocate havo failed utterly to reckon with thin (act. Wo t ike it thnt tho main purpose of the sincere prohibitionist ia to Mop tho consumption of alcoholic liquori, and yet any honest HdrvM can see, upon a moment's reflection, that he is notbölnjj led toward his real floal by hit professional leaders, Instead of going directly to the source of w'ui he considers an evil, hoatrikesat a i 'suit which is, in this case, the upply. How hopelc :s his task, is best shown by the deplorable failure of prohibition to curtail the demand for and consumption of liquor in so-called "dry" territory. We have it from a leader of the prohibition organization that half of our prpulation resides in "dry" tenitory. Most of this result has been accomplished in the last thirteen or fourteen years, but during hat time the sales of malt beverages have in-' creased from fifteen to twenty-two gallons per capita and the sales of spirits more than fifty per cent. Thus has prohibition curtailed the demand for liquors. One who may wonder why the liquor trade so strenuously opposes prohibition in view of the above facts needs only to investigate and he will find that it is not the' legitimate manufacturer but the vendor of low-class drink who profits by the prohibition process.

Statistics show that many more than half the men of t

nation consume alcoholic liquors. Remember this fact

next you witness an attempt to make criminal the sale of

for which there is such a universal demand. And rerac

that the demand always precedes the supply. If, the iuppl

criminal the demand roust be placed in the same category.

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WILSON

General Insurance ai Heal Estate

8peoial hUoh on Faun Loans nut Insurance for Dubois

and adjouing oountiöB. Fire, Tornado, Hail, Life, A

V' l'uuo Autom ibile, nnrgar muh T aft. Via j ä

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WAY up in the mountains of Western North Carolina are the beautiful and attractive resorts of Asheville, Black Mountain, Hendersonvilie, Brevard, Lake Toxaway, Saluda, Waynesville, (Lake Junaluska), Flat Rock, Hot Springs, and Tryon. Spend your vacation at one of these cool and delightful places or at Tate Spring, Tcnn. Round trip Excunion ticket! arc on sale daily, good until October 31st, via Southern Railway I rmww-CirrkroTtheSQtttJi Stop-overs allowed at all points. Three special Ldw Rate Excursions wiU be run during the summer. Aak fordetails. For full information see Ticket Agent, Southern Railway, or write B. H. Todd, District Passenger Agent, Louisville, Kentucky.

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