Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 59, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 October 1916 — Page 5

JASPER' COURSER

Childrens Union Suits, 25 and 50c at 15. jj JKueblers. The October terra of Dubois circuit court began Monday.

Mrs V, E. Claycomb was host ess for the Twentieth Century Club Wednesday evening.

Depondeney. When you feci discouraged f?rt.l desyondent do not tive up but take a Jos'of CLamberlain's labiete and yru a e aluiOPt certniato frei alright in or two. Ped.iondeney k vary of en ue to indigestion and" biliousness, for which these tablets aie espically valu-, able. Obtainable everywhere.

Iii A., bummers was a visitor at St. Louis this week, seeing the Veüed Prophets Show and some that were not veiled Buy your Shoes now, we have the all leather soles, no shoddy,, at the right price. Edw. J. Ku shier.

W. E. Cox went to Bedford

Monday.

Pnr Mtirfrfv fnmnlarlnat f

TaEeCh!mberlain'aTable(8aadadoDt ?'t.am ?oneofy0UT business

a diet of vea-aabtes and cereals. Take Iyw maEle nave 1 got no how.

"Underwear at last year's outdoor exert se daily and your com-, 1 hey was a feller here nosin prices at Edw. J. Kuebiers, piexwa will bv Kreativ improved within around here yesterday wot -aid

where uota.naoie nviiy- ,hls name was R G Dunn & Co

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Dr Leo Salb and Victor Salb

?aw Kinghng Bros- circus at

Evansvi le Friday Fred Vollmer was up from

Posey county the latter nart of

last week on businets.

A. B Krempp, daughter and

son, spent Friday in Evansville

seeing the circus-

v'i and Mrs John Steinhauser and children, of Evaasville were in Jasper Sunday visiting relatives and friends. No Aiore Backache For Her, IVIrs. J. M. Gaskilll, Etna Green, Ind. writer: MI suffered from severe backache and sharp pains. I cut! not stoop over. Foley KMüoy Pills gave me such rslief that I cannot praise them to highly." 'Ihi standard remedy lor kidney trouble arsd bladder ailments can be takpn with absolute ssfrly. Jrs. A. 3deh ringer. ail v.

Mrs. V. E. Claycomb and sister, who is visiting her, spent Friday in Evansvi le. Ladies and Misses Union

Suits at 50c a: E. i. Kuebiers.

To-day is "Riley Day" and

will be observed with special programs in the public schools.

Cloaks for Ladies. Misses

and Children at reasonable prices

at Jiidward J. KueblerJohn J. Fuhs is having a handsome new brick veneer resident

built on his farm five miles south west of Jasper. Mr. and Mrs Louis Eckstein and Clem Eckstein and Miss Clara Bohnert motored to Fvansville Friday to see Rinp ling Bros circus. Othiel Chambers, who has been serving in the Indiana National Guard on the Mexican borJ . . .1 7 T 1 - - f

uer, armea nome rnaay ior a

visit-

3ä New Sorghum at 50c a gal-

on at Kueblery.

GbuPGh Fair.

and he asked me how mnr-h

money did i have and i IHr-t-

mm clear m the middle

xuiiuvviu; ai uuico vv c x rs,i wuuuaj . i teil yUU Waü, 1 am mrdp Y7 TVi a T.nAiaa Qqttm r rr Pi t- nc rrrrr mnn r.- j . i

cle, daring the month of Sept. isidebettern some, if you don't

ivirs Aiois bprauer, z crochet j want to send me them goods why t0ZelsT Vr i . i I oto w?ere you belong, please

xvumaii unKei, croeneü answer oy next man if vou p-et

Used It Eleven Years. ni i ,i j

mere is one reaieay uiat jot many

years hse mven relief from coughs, colds

croup and woo ping: cough. Mrs. Chas

Kietz, Allen Milis, Pa. writes: ' I have

used Foley's lioney and Tar for the past eleven years and would not oe

without it ' It piomptly relieves hoarse

ness, tickling throat anrl wheezy breath

ing. Jos. A. Mehnnger. adv

Miss Clarissa Kuebler returned Fridav from a few week visit

with friends in Chicago and

Evansville.

The county commissioners . . t

held their reuular monthly ses

sion at the Court House the first

of this week Easier to Stop Now.

It is caster to check a bronchial cough

now than later. Couahs grow worpe the

longer thev continue. Foley's lioney

land Tar stops tickling m the tin oat, al-

lava indamation and irritation, restores

eore and diEcharKinc membranfts to

a healthy condition, orens congested air

puEsagea and altord3 longed for rehet. Jos. Ä. Mohringor. adv. Anticipatory. "How can he be so rich when he tried to borrow money of my brother the day after we were engaged V "That was only a precautionary method He wanted to prevent them from doing the same thing to him." Truth Gentle But Sure. Biliousness, sick headache, sour stomach, eas, bloating, constipation, dys pepsia all ythese distressing coneequences of retaining a m-iss of undigested and fermenting food in the stomach are avoided if the bowel: are kert open and regular. Foley Cathartic Tablets are first aid to good health. D not gripe. Jos. A. M eh linger adv. Mrs. Dupps, of Evansville

came up Friday night for a few!

days visit with relatives. We can print Without stint AuythvnK you ned ; We do the job. And never rob, And "bnetle" I oir creed. TboßES ED POASE, Irintorium.

George Berger, wife and boy

and John Borrel, came up from

Askew, Ark, Tuesday evening,

where they have been workirg

for a box manufacturing com nany. Make The Most of Piospeifty.

Eve?3T man should keep fit these ilays

and make the most of his opportunity

.io man can work his best handicapped with dboidered kidneys and bladder,

aching back, swollen joints, stiif muscles or rheumatic pains. Fo'lev Kidney

Pills pay foi themselves a hundred

times over in health improvement.

CÄSTORäÄ For Infants aad Children (si Use For Ovisr 30 Years

Always bears the Signature of

f ' Good morning ! Have

Trrin wan HViQ IniTTlP.vO

"JT1 . .Ml n . - vtn VtAM

Frank Seng iüoves Mountoin. Deputy Auditor Frank Seng

has graded down the old Birkle hill in Little Kentucky and filled

up the low places along the Troy

boulevard, and on. Oct 14 the

Gerhart Bros, will offer for sale

25 of the finest lots to be found around Jasper See adv. on first page,

Hpw Catarrh is Contracted. Mothers are sometimes so thoughtless .s to negleet the colds which their child

ren conti act. The lr.llamation ot the

moctis men brane, at first acute, bf comes

cliron c and the child ha5 chro in catairh, a Hpajp that is s 1 ;oin cured and

inayprLve a itie's uircien. .Many per-

Bady Hoods, child's coat

Mrs. Jos. Lichte, peiced wool

en quilt, 3 aprons.

(Vlrs J. A. S2rmersheim. 3

crochet and emb. towel.?.

Mrs. Robt. Kuebler. crochet

Sofa cushion. Mrs. John Sherer, Quilt top, Allie Sermersheim, 2 crochet towels. Kate Ackerman, verab. child's skirt. Ernestine Fierst, 2 crochet towels Louise Sonderman, emb. towel Cyri la Kuhkel, emb. Sofa Pillo v. Ruth Sonderman. Emb. Towel. Kinga Kunkel, Cut vvork center peice Mrs. John Merder, peiced and quilted Quilt. Donations Miss Hattie SveeneyJCrochet

night gown-

Mrs. J. L Eckstein, bedspread

t Alois Sprruer, ladies apron. Geo. Gerber, cradle quilt; 12 doz. Bat. rings, 3 pkgs. Bat. braid. Mrs. Peter Lechner bed spread Allie Sermersheim, child's Silver Set-

Mrs. Kate Sherzlnger quilt top j

Jos f. Kunkel, Quilt top, "A, J. Berger, Aluminun set, apron, Mrs J, P. Friedman, Laundry bag.

Mrs, Jos. Fritcb, Quilt,

Ben Miller, cash $1.00 Eliz Segeis " $1.00 Gregor Miller crsh $1.00 Robt Kuebler, cotton. Anni Fuhs. Tattinsr and

Emb. Pillow cases. Mrs. Elizabeth Henko, Romaa emb. Piano- cover. Miss Coletta Daschle, crochet

Library Table Scarf.

Mrs William Pfau, crochet

Side BoBrd Scarf.

Mrs. Alois Pfeffer, crochet

dresser and wash stand cover '

Mrs. Frank KnaDD. 10 vards

dress goods.

wire at

this letter if not then once.

Louis Simmson1

To Late to Diseues. Mrs, Goods "My poor man do you know that if you would not take the first drink of whiskey the rest of them would not harm you?" Dismal Dawson "I don't exactly see what you're gittV at, lady, but anyway I done took it already. " Indianapolis Journal Wl$ ' Slie Would Not. He' When you see my faults I fear you will cease to love me. She I shall never see them." He-Why not, dear?

"Dry'' Leaders Far!

Blind Tiger Ring Prohibition Legislators Are Trapped in Ala" bam a (Conspiracy

f -Moael . 1ÖVER WjfN Zjj

heifö are the

oes for Me

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Montgomery, Ala., July S. Alabama's prohibition law has been flagrantly violated in rural communities ever since it became operative two years ago. There is no longer any doubt as to the facts. Prohibition members of the legislature have been caught in a net spread by the attorney general's office. Municipal and county officials have become entangled in the same net. Liquor in astonishingly large quantity is known to be secreted in small towns throughout the state to be served to the population by bootleggers and operators of hlind tigers at $1.50 a quart, the same costing some combine 2 a gallon. This abundance of liquor does not belong to licensed dealers in neighboring states. It is the property of prohibition legislators, mayors of towns,

4 sheriffs of counties, probate judges

We hear this exclaimed many times a day in this "SB&re. For, with scores of the latest and most popular styles in Men's and Women's -alk-Over shoes it is an easy matter tofplease every customer. x ou wil find all the latest patterns and lasts in the ne$fest combinations. Styles are right up to the minute. Prices, as usual, are in keeping with the remarkable Walk-Over values, and the quality and service are the same that have made the reputation of this store.

N. Melchoir & Son.

!Bast side Public Square.

who try small offenders against the

kK ä ,ßj i can be induced to invest their savings

By John Birk

""TiTwnniin 1.

. iL- WIISÖK

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General Insurance 1 and Real Estate Special rates on Farm L mns and Insurance for Dm is and adjoCainn -nntieF. Fire, Tornado Hail, Life, Acci-

nrnrflrlv nnrl 1 lahiliLir

latm.ice.Bjnd . g Co. rep. Phons H6 I

A Lincoln penny is a mightv

small thing- It doesn't sound

very impassive but on its back is

stamped one of the greatest

ltt'e sermons ever published. A Queen City man says, if his

cellar door stams again at 4 A M.

that fellow better beat it orettv

quick, or there will be some

thing going after him faster than I

he can go. He wi'l either stav'

where he is caught; or go to the doctor for an operation.

Frank Knapp, Harry Melchoir

in a lawless conspiracy.

More than a dozen counties in rural sections of Alabama are in the grasp of such a combine, or eine the state law agents are very badly fooled. The sole purpose of the combine is to make money out of a prohibition law. If the combine can. buy liquor for 2 a gallon and sell it for $1.50 a quart, there is money in it for the stockholders. It means a gross profit of $4 a gallon. Bootleggers Rändle, the contraband liquor for the. combine for a dollar a gallon commission. The net profit, therefore, to the combine on a

Artfy Kreilien and Ned Kress, 1 ruVu "'"T T doi"

went out to trvador. Wonrlpr

what the cotton tails thought when they seen them coming.

J. B. Schmidt says, ''Drin5 all

sone wli'j have this ioath-or e difeu-e you can, DUt Stay Straight, SÄÄ A Farmer (G. V ) dioyeiome iittif;rstvonKht, a no tin of i hamber-pm town the other night (he i urra CuiKh Remedy jndii-iousl us.d jcarae to town for a few drinks,) (Mail thw tronhle nrght hpve been! His horse fell down The f-imer avoided. Obtainable everywhere. llUA ..f Mm o r,,,- lu

'ww -u uii imu a. niuuiy 11 o Lilt;

Josepe Goet died at his resi d nce on 1st street last Sunday,

of typhoid. He leaves his wife

and three daugnters to mosrn his death. Cut This Out It isWartli Aoncy, PDON'T SiTSS THIS. Cut ont thip -fin enclose with Ave cents to Foley & O. CLiciiso. III. writing yo. uame and adie?s elmrlv, Yon will reev ve in return a tri OÄckre contaiuusü Foley's HouevandTar CTnponnd. for coughs, Cild? i.d -rytip, Folev Kidney Pills an i Fo Catliaitic Tablets. Jos, A. Uehrin;zer ady.

How's Thi?? We offer One Hundred Dollars Revriuct for any cafe of C'aturrli that cannot be curpd by Hall's Catarrh Cure. HalTs Cdtarih Care has been taken

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aasncoarj, ren exclaimed, Get !up, you old fool, or I'll drive riht oirer you "

The fantastic toe and lasses

were si uns

by catarrh snfferers for the pan thiry- By the old and by tj five vears, and has become known asi Js i J J i

t,he most reliab:e remedy ior Catarrh.

Hall's Catarrh Cure acts dim the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the

Poison from the Blood and healing the!

diseased portions.

ing on By twelve ofc.ock most ail were gone,

ac.it cu :iui nuns. ; rpu 1 1 -r. Alter vou have taken Hall's Catarrh !,ihls OCCUred at Company K.

fo a short time you will Fee a i Where old and young all were

gay Hurrah! Hurrah! for Co K Thursday night a Celebration

Gare

enera

Hot a Boy!

Carl Huiweiler has been figur

ing on having a new boy at ms liouse; but when the stork visited iih hoim: last Saturday night it ipfta bwett little girl instead Mother and child are doing well. Cari always did like thegirls. When You Take Cdd.

V ith t n- uvernge mm a cold was r-

ioas matter and fehoutl not Ue trmeu u a ftfim ol the most da "erons di-

rt it-ith ft rommon erjld. Taki

Chamberlain Cough Reiauty nod - t liiotyourcoHasiHiirkly ns possible You are not exporimanüÄ when , u use tbwrcmedy. a it has bew in for many years and has an cctnpasücü rCDUtatiou. H contain f no opmju or pther narcotic. Obtainable every whore.

great improvement iu yenr

health, tart takinp Hall's Catarrh C.ire at once and get rid of catairh Send for testimonials, free.

F. J. Chknxkv & Co., Toledo, o, took D'ace Oil Philin's si innprv

Sold by Druggists, 73c. adv. ! fl00r in memory of Mr and Mrs-

Ben Miller living together twenty-five years under . the sun. Ben says he feels just as 3 oung as he did -twenty five y asa2o.

L.OU1S ötutz the popular fruit

What to Do When Backache Comes On

Foley Kidney pills 1 have dono mo salesman from Evansville ran

the law agents at Girard contraband liquor to the amount of from 250,000 to 300,000 gallons vrith a cash value of $500,000 to $000,000 and a retail value of from 51,000,000 to 1,500,000. If the combine had been permitted to sell the stock at prevailing bootleg prices, they would have made for themselves and agents a cool million. A number of other small towns in Alabama are under surveillance. The light will be turned on them from the office of the attorney general. Liquor was hauled into the state a long time before the present prohibition law went into effect, to be sold after the law had closed the licensed saloon. More gallons of liqior are consumed in the state every month than could be shipped into it under the commerce laws by all of the mail order houses within reach in a year. In some towns large quantities of liquor are buried in cellars, far under ground. Subterranean passages have been dug from one house to another tunnels in which whole barrels and cases of liquors are hidden. J?or example, law agents from the office of the attorney general of Ala

bama have seized at Girard, Alabama, more than $1,500,000 worth of contra-

JUMPER! & I RHCKFI MAN 1

i enteral Merchandise m Ol ill:

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eixeraJ,'sMerchandise

Shoes anil Clothing,, Dry Goods, Notions, Staple and Fancy Groceries. Country Fro dues Wanted BivB VLB- b. Call. Phone 60. Free Delivery, West Sis: th Street. JASPER IND.

? -I1 CVOp Cc - ccj oxop io, cor;. voc) op Cc, coo

"How f ortünatelit are to be

H J 1 f I ft .

Ijeiiea at mm, are you training ls scuescea ty tne attorney general )

pain. iUJ- uuuiä mpueu 1NO, mnnix m u, -uu'j stacement. uirara 'cJSsa

your '1 am racino tor a traiu M is a smiill town of less fhnn .nnn

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jnore boou ixia-ii iiau.uu worin oiner i i,ii jn tlt j. medicine' Chas . N. Fox, Himrod, Wildly daWIl Mam Street,

2sT. Y. When "backache comes on

seems as if you can't stand the

and prossuro across the. small of.

back, hurry to your druggist and get 1 a ä i relief throish a box of Foley ICMney A Jefcter asfohOS Was received

puis. They wni stop the cause oc oy a wholesale house Ii om that pain very quickly, spur the slug- , PoVi Tr n ip mi tsh kidneys to regular action, en- UarOOn Ky. 16 1916

able them to throw the poisor s out oZ MpQQrc Cn

and rheumatism for you, Quiet your nerves, stop your backache, and limber up your stiff Joints and sore mus-

'Frank W. Sherman, Lacona, K. T.rn, - . our etfce Prohibition laws for both Alabama writes: T suffered with kidney trou- StCing IOr a list Or my assets and and Georgia. It is now most flagrant diet r1 JnydSnnai jhilites. Now I 'o'e 3 ou wheri in the violation of these laws, aii t. ; .ut. i used Foley Kidner 1 sent 1 1 that order that wus Pills and m a few days began to feet u. t

better, and now I have entirely ro- .cepm a i eböüi Lalle ana not a covered." " orpnprrnl etneir nnrl T Ann'h f,

Louisville Ky.

Dear b'irs:

rarl more than $l,o00,000 worth of contra- . , TTTl A boy -band liquors. The value of the seizure 3 011(1. W iHlG HL Ell UlUSt

lay bricks, birds, need merely lay -eggs! '

inhabitants, situated on the Chatta

hoochee River in southern Alabama near the more pretentious c'.ty of (solumbus, Georgia. It is in the heart of a section of country that lies been most insistent for the enactment of

Im Ol

seid by Jos, A. Mehrinper

such things as assets and liabil

ites on hand. And besides if I

Special Dispclth to the Boston Transcript, Juh 12, Published by the Indiana ßrewirs Association

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The Ben M Doane Pnntorium, Jasper, fnd!

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