Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 59, Number 42, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 June 1917 — Page 5
JASPER CönFJER
(ßlestis the ho.ri t'nt dras a
an closer to his country.
Ireland should give suppo tt to
kingv,i,o hoes potatoes.
How dindenburg must wish he uld move the Masurian Lakes
the western front.
If you get your head stuck in bog. your legs may's well go
ffter it. George Elliot.
Whenever a Reichstag member
lankers for a row, he talks about
ieace.
Roof Paint from 2c a gallon
ip, full line of all Kinds of Pain's
ind Oils at Jacob G. Lorey.
too. Sclmble, House Mover.
I am prepared to move houses ind do carpenter work. In busi-
hesf 25 years.
Leopold Sciiuble Sr. Harry Gullotte recurned to
Alexandria, Ind, Tuesday after
few days visit, with his parents. Russia is beginning to under
stand that a soperate peace means poperate pieces as far as sho is Fconeornecl.
As wo underatand it a retreat
to victory and bealing it while the boatinpf is good arc so much
nliku you can't toll thorn apart
CASTORIA For InfuutH and Children In Use For Over 30 Years
Alwayn bourn tho tilKnnUiro of
Spin appears to be about fed
;up on innocent bystanding.
We nav po!v2 the food problem by catling down the waist.
Ei elar.d can safely aree to
give Ireland any kind of govern
ment the Irish will agree on.
Mrs. A. A. Praat went to Indi
anapolis Saturday to visit her
son.
Feix Wellman was up from
Evansville last week for a short
visit.
The new cabinet for holding
historic relics has been placed in
the Court House. TT- 1 A. I I
&om last Sunday morning to
Fjnry Lichte and wife a big
. aby boy. Mother and child are
doing well and Henry is happy.
.w7 -
t MIba Sto'la Gullotto returned
homo Monday bvcnini? afcor a
abort visit with friends at Salem
Miu Urban Melohoir returned
homo from Louisville Sunday
after viaiiing relatives for the
past woelc. Herbert C Hover may bo in ternational food dictator. And probably his mother only expect ed hirn to becoino President. Stopped IIIh Backache, Geo run Ixiwronco, railroad Hremnn, Klttreil, M1hh.( writuH, Mt UHod throe bottlen of Foltiy Kldnoy Pill when 1 vh ho ick I hardly could Htuy on tho unfeine mid thoy en rod mo. My buck HChod u thu timo, kidnoyn nctoit hIhkginh: dull hemlnuho, folt uleepy nil thu timo; norvoiiH! hud to rinu many timon Muh night." Job. A, Mohrlngor, id v.
"Good morning! Have you deen The Courier? Evo.nsville's beat paper.19 f Thomas Wuotcher, who was bitten by a mad do a short time ago, died at his home in Hunting:burg Tuesday from tho effects oft it. Mr. Henry Wutcher war a brother of Mrs Henry Melchoir of this city. Ccharles Funk, we 1 known
resident of Ireland, died at his
home there Monday of Tuberculosis of tho brain. The funeral
occurred Wednesday, interment
in Shtloh cemetery, , , , - Im . A Howcl Complaints In hull. 1 Inn loetnro in ono of tho Doh Molnon, Iowa, churohoa mi'iflloimry from India told of Koing into iho interior of Jndia, whero ho wan taken airk, Hint ho had a bottlo of Oaamborlnin'fl Colic, Cholora and Diarrhoea Homody with him and ho holtovod that it waved hin lifo. ThiH remedy ia ufledsuecosbfully in India both uh a piovontivo and euro for cholora. You may know from Uns that it enn be depended unon for tho milder forma of bowel complaint that occur in this country. Obtainable ovorywhoro. HThe Twentieth Century Club held their final meeting of the seafon at the home of their president, Miss Anna Hunter, Wednesday evening and elected officers for the next year as follows: Pres. Miss Maggie Wilson, VicePres. Mrs.' Gus Gramelspacher, Sec'y Mrs. Felix Schneider, Treas Miss Amanda Steinkamp, and Librarian Mrs J. L Bretz. The Club resumes meeting in Septem ber. Rid of a Lingering Cough. You can got relief from racking, hacking cuughs, from wheezy, eneezy breathing, from rnw, intlauied throat and FV . .... . . -.1 t- i :n..
tight chest. W.u. uinzier, isentonvniu Ark. riten : "I can recommend Foley's JHuney nn l Tnr Compound. I used it Sur a cough ihnt 1 hud for years, and was .said to have consumption but it curetl me," Jr. A. Mehringer. adv.
For all Kinds of Furniture,
Rugs, and Sewing Machine, Go
to Jacob C. Lorey. Just What She Needed.
When women complain of woarinoau
backmme, dull hoadncboH, and oimilur
ftilmentM, they accept thOHu troubles as
their lot becaufo thoy nro womon, when
tho allment may ho the romilt of umor-
dorod kidnoyn, MrH. MarvV. Bunkor,
Miltm-ontlio-Hudflon. N. V., writuH of
Foley Kidney JMUm. "JuhI. what 1 nood
od." ,!oh. A. MwhiiiiKor ttdv.
Col, C. C. Schretdor, o Evans
ville, was in the city Monday
shaking hands with old friends,
a m na i
Mr. una Mrs, uscar stub are
hero from St, Louis this week
visiting rolativon,
MA Hit HI! HouaIUui Qlrwfnu
wr-jm win Vu, VI i l( i vy ' 1 1 1 vj mwvtum,
Ovons, Rofrigerators, Porch and
Lawn Furniture, Cheap at Jacob
U. Loroy PoretlKtiinht
Pflonlo ro lonrnln (hat u lltllo foro-
thought o((on Huven Ihom h I)Ik oxlotio, lloro 1h an InHtaneo; IC, W, Archer Uahl-
woll, Ohio, wrltOH! "I do not hollovo
that our family ban botui without Ohntr
borhlh' Colic, Oholora and Diarrhoea
Uomody hImoo wo commoneod keeping
Iiouho yonrfl j4i?0i Wlun wo ko on an
extended vIhII wo Uko
Cbtnlnablo ovorywhwro,
It wUh Ufl."
The improved streets of Jas-
por aro boinp; oilon this week.
Mrs. Annie Cummiskey and
Mrs. Clara Pickhardt returned i
home from Franklin Saturday, Tho people of Jasper and vicin
ity had subscribed over $3000 of
Dubois County's allotted $4,500
to the Red Cross up to Wednes
day evening
Stomach Troubles and Conxtlpatlon
Ml will ohoorfully Bay that Ohambor-
lain'H LublotH, uro tho moHt Hrttifactorv romody ior Htomach troublöH and conHÜ
nation Hmt L havo Hold in thirty-four
vearn' drtiL' Htore Herv eo." writoa h. II.
Murphy, druuuiHt, WollHbnrK, M. i
Obluinablo ovorywhor.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eckstoin
and Mr. and Mrs. George Ha-
berly motored to EvansviHo last
weeic, wneretney visaea incnas,
. I 1-.! .1 . ! .1- A.
retnnnng nome onaay miii.
Good Por the Little Ouch.
Kvorv yoHr hooh a bl ini reane in the
demand for Koloy'n llonoy and Tar
Compound for courIih. eoldn and croup,
,). A. rarkor, 1nndL'ron, Ji. wrltOH! "I
Kiivo:iiv chlldien, aod t wo or four yearn
l'oloy h llonoy r nd rar fomovore coldn. which ave almoRt Immediate relief. I aluo took name with Rood rolubln." Joh.
A. MehrhiKOr. lulv. löTFor all kinds of Koofintf, Gut
tering, Spouting, Pumps and
Sewer Pipes Call on Jacob C Lorey.
Mrs. M. A. Gucrtsell, one of
tho veteran teachers of the county, has resipned her position in the city schools and Miss Esther Wuchner has been appointed to take her place as teach -er in the primary room. Mil a Anna Wuchner has also resigned her position in the schools. Hsb Had Benefical Results.
A man is not treating himself fairly wnon he neirlecte backache, rheumatic
pains, dizzineas, atiff joints, pore muscles
or other eymptens of kidney or bladder
trouble. Isaac ii. lu man. 12 Wash
ington Avo Aehbury Park N. J. writes,
'1 used Foley Kidnoy Tills and had the
most benehealruBiiitB from same. Jos, A Mehringer adv Mrs. H. D Towsley and childern, of Valparaiso, is visiting her mother Mrs. W, A. Traylor.
Different But Satisfactory. Indicestion causes worrv, sick hend-
nchps. biliousness, bad breath and coa-
stent distress. W. A. McRae, Raleigh Ga. writes: ''Foley Cathartic Tablets cleanse my system thoroughly and do not hurt at all. I find them entirely
satisfactory and wonderfully different
and more satisfactory than any other
The registration office opens pill." Jos, A. Mehringer. adv.
for business in the Court Housej
today and continues until August Everybody including the women must register in order to ote at the next election.
A Prediction
To the Public. "I fifeve been uriii Chamberlains Ttthlßta for indißotiun for tho oast sx
months, ädü it fibrds me pleasure to ; ? pa,,qe the kitchens are fiv I haAo novvr uted a reiredy that.vynyr iu cause tne Kitcnens are di me no much gpod.-Mra. a. K. Ril- always in the rear. Go to it boys, 'ey, lllion, Y. Chamborlain'e Tublota we are to seQ you get tkere.
Hie Jasper Slackers who gave many curious reasons for claiming exemption, and who will be the first drafted, will develope a propensity and liking to peel po
tatoes before they reach France:
jire obtninnble every whoro.
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Born Tuesday to Robert Fuhs and wife a sweet little girl. All doing well except Bob and he can't make butter fast enough.
Miss Bertha Jackman came down from Indianapolis Sunday for a visit with relatives and friends. Born Thursday morning to Frank Marks and wife a fine 11 pound girl. Mother and rhi!d
are doing fine, and from Frank's
appearance Thurday noon we think he will recover. Home preparedness cans load
ed with food.
Robert Yates eame home from Texas last week to vislt his family at Ireland for a few days and left Thursday for Greencastle where he has a contract. Jasper Amazed By Sudden Action The incredible action of pur Lavoptik eye waah ia startling. A school boy had eye strain so badly he could not read- A peek's uso of Lavoptik Barprised her teacher so much ahe used it for her old mother. ONE WASH showed benefit, A small bottle is gauranteed to benefit EVERY CASE, weak
strained or inflamed eyes. The INCREDIBLE result is astonishing. Pure aluminum eye cup FREE. All Druggists,
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OURTH OFJUW CELEBRATION
We Are Cominn Daddu Woodrow!
The following is an adaption of a one time popular song among the Union Soldiers during (givil war, 1861-5: We are coming daddy Woodrow Five hundred thousand more, From California's golden plains And from New England's shore; We leave our plows and workshops, Our wives and children dear With hearts too full for utterance With but a silent tear. We dare not look behind us, But steadfastly before -We are coming daddy Woodrow Five hundred thousand more. Chorus: Wo aro Coming, wo uro Coiriing, Our liberties to proserve; We aro coming, daddy Woodrow Fivo hundrocl thousand more, We are coming, daddy Woodrow Fivo hundred thousand moro. If you look across the hilltops That meet tho gleaming sky, Long moving lines of rising dust Your vision may oliscry, And now the wind an instance Tears tho cloudy veil aside, And floats our spanned flay In glory and in pride. And bayonets in the sunlight gleam, And bauds brave music pour, We are coming, daddy Woodrow Five hundred thousand more. Chorus
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Who is there that has not, yet hoard our Country's call? And to defend .its honor, we. must gjve our sons; or their comfort and relief, the call for one, and all, Says, tto contribute froqly to the Red Cross Fund. x On the battlefields, across tho wide briney deep, Lie mamy poor heroes, to death gradually bleeding, -And soan, they will be slooping, an eternal sleep, Without the touch of Red Gross Nurse, relieving. Who wcxuld bo so miserly, and heartless, and cold, Aim rofuse to willingly, contribute his mite, To relievo the poor, young, helpless, dying souls, bold Who end'eavored to quell tho spirit of, "Might makes Right?" Wereil If our son, and it may bo, who needs nurture, Think ho w vory glad you would be, if he Wore in Ahe hands of the good " Angels of Morcy" On the glaring battlefield, across the deep soa. On the bftttlefi ld your boy may be lof t dying, Dying for raiment, or food, or a drink of water, Or from homesickness, pain, anguish and sighing, Perhaps for a mother, wife, sweetheart or daughter.. Would it not be a comfort, a blessing and boon, If our loyal Ajmerican girls could bo there, To Administer: As duty calls them, too. soon
To follow The Stars Spangled Banner, everywhere. Let us not fsncy all things' we hear, delusions, About the awful, serious problem that we confront, And indifferently await the foes intrusion, On our free soil, America, our Continent. For this problem there is only one solution,
, And that is for you, and me, and each one to solve.
That we by our most liberal contribution, Can the deadly enemy of Germany dissolve. Written by Mrs. Wm. A. Wilson June 19th 1917.
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