Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 59, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 August 1917 — Page 4

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JASPER COURIER

Entered as gecond-clasa matter at the poatollice at Jasper, Ind., un lor the acJ of March 3, 1879. Änhacri-H-in 4:1.50 Per. Yer. This rPe' 15 nwlleil regularly to it auocsribers until a definite onltsr to diaortinne is leeaived and all arrears paid in full; unless in tu& discretion of the publisher a different course should be o ee nea advisable. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 19 1 7. Why not more days or loving care, With garlands hung up every where. And candles bright, and carols gay.--Why not have Christmas every day? One aavantase oi the arait is that many young men are getting their names in the papers that were never there before and some will never be heard of again. Dr. E A. Sturm and wi e and George P. Wagner and Miss Maggie Wilson started for Otwell a Sunday ago and when they got to Otwell their machine tried to climb a telepnone pole, azrd got in bad. A new machine was procured ar 1 the trip continued. The one the? started with was sent to the repair shop. CliaiBforl'släxims Intelligent people make many blunders because they never believe the world so stupid as it is. Love pleases more than marriage for the reason thar romance is more interesting than history. Youlrun the risk of being disgusted if you pry into the pro cesses of cookery, government or justice. A bright woman told rne oner that when choosing i swe a woman pays more re:t. what other women say abo u tu man of her choice than to her own opinion of him. When a man has been tormented and fatigued by his sensitiveness he learns that he n.u t ii vc from day to day, forget all thai is possibl?, and efface his life from memory as it parses Thf Eagle and th Serpen. John BluemeLof Madison town ship threshed 1600 bushels of wheat last week, it is said that one piece of 7 acres averse: d 5S bushels per acre- Krank Merck r of Madison, 1400 bushel?, John Hauser 300, Frank Strp?ß 8n John Menne of Boone. 1E00 u sh6.1s, Chris Hoffman 50. chn Hoffman 600. Awrast ai u; 30 bushels to acre fi New Spot. . H. B. Schäfer, of Louisville was in Jasper Saturday, and gave John' Birk, formar F..1I Cit Brewing Co agent, a clerical position in Louisville and appoint ed Mr. Frank Habig as Ageni for the Company in Jasper Mr Habig took charge at once, and "Our Man About Town" left foi Louisville last Sunday. He vili move his family there later Good luck John. Fickle Woman. She begged me not to go to war Because she loved me so! And thakwas all the reason why To war I didn's go, But gracious nv ! now war is done She frankly'lets me know She hos no use for me because To war I didn't go! Discovered af Last. A pension has been granted to a Turkish soldier known to his comrades as Kieusse Ahmet that is, Beardless Armet win, after three years service in the rmf. Tel l i nnri cnmino- unner medical treatment, was discover-! cd to be a woman,

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s mi mm m a u w z m z likaacdcr Ärkkir , By John Birk ! "Af-er leavinq Jasper then there was the burp, did anyone ever look back in history and find out the derivation of that name, thence to. Bretzville, there was no Bretz there but the ville was there; then St. Anthony, they are all fine people but too far from the station. If so far from Heaven then there would no one from that place be there, may be one or two; then- to Kyana and frogs let Robt. Egg and chiple go after; then at Eckert? is a high trustle, there Jersy cows down in the field but Rams was not there. At Tasswell they called the news boy but he had only one paper. At Temple there was a saw dust pile on fire and I they looked for a town. There was one calico pony in the stall in the Marengö Fair grounds and a woman in a blue skirt but no one got off the train Every depot allong the road was busy loading calves, Marengo has the reck but no the Huercks they gone to fight lets all do it the same. A horse stopped the train at Milltown and delayed the tram one hour and fifty minutes. In Crawford County t h ev rabbits, rocks, chickens and little trouble. At Depauw they ship chickens, milk arid bundles of grass. Then at Cory don Junction they back up to leave the Ragweed special pass, The man out of town will have rt . T" more ror you next wees. I am writing this in the dark and the ?ight of the moon, It will most ly be of former citizens. Jasper in Louisvillefit a Jasper ölte. We were, gathered 'round the table, iNot a soul had dared to speak, Though pie as burned and milk was turned, And tea was passing weak, Ihus in silence we were sitting, Ihinking sodly of our ills, But not making any protest, For we hadn't paid our bills. odiao Shrewdness. A band of Soaux Indians parad ed-the streets of St. Louis with thirty corloads of ponies they had brought in by rail, and after thus exciting publ blie sale. so!d their stock at pu caused obtaining prices that them to return to the reservation for another lot of ponies frih'fcTi snow oi n number of families ivro .ire regular readers of the Courier Cut .ire not subscribers, the' bonow th? rapjr from their neigh b.nrs. We are gial t) kuow that the Courier is thus i -c atett, but why not subserin once is email and we would -(.- ite avtng! theaa names on our n ling lis? m sire mmm 0 Peter L, Goepfericb et al to Paul Goepf erich, und. int. R ad John Goepf erich et al to P ter L. Goepf erich und. int. Road $1 Fred W. KrekeCo. to Soutaern R. K. Co. 7.2o a. $1Josephine Lueken to Joseph & Cec lia Auffart, 40 a. 500 Jacob P. Schwenk to Bomar Traylor, pt. W lot' 91 Jasper. Assign Otto J. Buettner ta Josenh .1. Schuhmacher, lots 1, 9, 10. Jasper, $145 John Schmitt et al to Peter Schmitt, 100 a 700. Francis W. Sauders to Samuel Sauders, .S5 a. $700The Non-Advertiser. Applying th test oHogic to some of the stnes ergüruents of the nonadvrti3r, a westeroewspaper says: The business man who doe? not adverti-t because it costs money ?huid top paying salaries fr ih 8sme reason. Tho business man who does not advertise because ho tried it oneand fni ed should throw his, cigar away because his liefet wnt out. The busin rn m who does not advertise bflcauso h does'nt know how himself should stop eating bo eaus he can't c k. The bueineps man who does not advmtise becHU?e becnio somebody said ifcdi0 notpay sho. 1 not believe the world is round because th ancients ßaid it was fhit.

THE MAN OUT OF TOWN

Hew Soldiers.

The following are the names of those in addition to those published ia-t week who will answer to thtj first call for new soldiers. 770 Claud ie Rnesel, Hsll tp. 8S2 Chsrle-? M. Troxler, Jackson tp, 07-7 Frank Schepers, Bajnhriige 7'f 'Henry Thieman Jr. Hall 1509 Fidei Hosier, Ferdinand 1211 Gilbp.it Win. Link, Patoka 525 Carl Fritch, Bainbridge " 1517 Leo Gehlhausen, Gass 7fiü Hitton Miller, Hall 56 Ralieeh Cox, Columbia J2S6 Irvin Garobm, Patoka 792 Everett Dillard, Jefferson ' 5 Elzia Wagoner, Columbia . 350 William Vogei, Madison 5 Ozro Win. Owen, Columbia S70 Darttm Foster, Jefferson 549 George Rchaatz, Bainbridge 1132 Harry Parks, Patoka 410 Gaorge Gardner, Bainbridge 1485 Edward Gude, Cass iuoi iNai rv, Jsisnop, ratoxa ,u1275 Orvie S. Bretz. " 7il George Rowekamp, Marioa 841 Elijah Alluian, Jefferson 53S Claude Dickman, Bainbridge 1032 George A. Key, Patoka G23 Nicholas Messmr, Bainbridge 269 Martin Himmel, Boone 635 August Rasche, Bainbridga 1141 Walter Blackgrave, Patoka 1314 Edward Prnsz. CaFS 101G Dave'J?enper, Patoka 335 Jacob Whitsett, Madison 1430 Herman lloppenjohn, Ga.ss '93 -William Goodman, Bainbridge 13-5S Orestes Lange, Civbs 92 Albert Cpsby, Jackson 13 5 Daniel Schroeier. Gass 341 Adam Lotzgesell, Madison 1007 Elmor,Laneerake, Patoka .91 Lentis Boanert, Bainbridge . 1366 Frank Hunefeld, Ca3s 33, Jacob NahSor, Maditon 970 Frank Miesmer, Patoka 637 Harry Dickiran, Bainbridge 360 Fintoo Schwenk, Bainbridge 1317 John Boiin. P oka 574 Richard Thompeou. Bainbridge 48S Geo Schrridt, IBaitxbridge 704 Valentine Sehn ider, Bainbridge 72 Wm. Mills, Colnmbia 356 Henry Stenftnagel, Madison 112 Grover Freybenrer, HarbiEon 1(H)7 Anthony Ruber, Patoka 128 Hay den Lneall, Harbibon (79 William Brcemei Marion , ,t S05 Fidelis Prcc.htel, Jeherson U Jerry E Hail, Cclumbia 900 Basil fc?chaef8r, Jackson 4)81 James Hart, Patoka 363 Wm. Blessingor, Bainbridge " J2S7 Edward Robertson, Cass 1142 Jake Sermrfeheim, Patoka 6 Thomas Self, ColAütbia 327 Frank Schnaus, Madison 93 U?car Goodman, Colombia 664 Wm. Le -nard Vogel, Bainbridge 14 4S Martin Hoffman, Ferdinand 9C7 Henry Hanebutt, Patoka ' , . 1112 Anuiew Ross, Patoka 345 Hugo Robinson, MadAson 1355 Wes:ey Wibbeler, Cass 103 Hiirtwirk Harms, Harbison 150 1 Öimob P trv, Frdiuand 1221 MicLeal Wood. Patoka 1102 Lareuoe Chamness, Patoka 556 Andrew Blessinger, Bainbridge 154 Frank Fischer, Harbison 1281 Norman Bretz, Patoka .! . 51 IClmer Weaver, Columbia 717 Micheal Jahn, Bainbridge 1057 Leopold Nman, patoka 1256 IHbert Steieker, " 1073 Oscar Johnson, c 30 Christ. Braun, Columbia 199 Alva Rohrscbeib, Harbison 388 H.srry Aberg, Bainbridge 1423 Theo. W. Roth, Ferdinand' 773 Hamilton Jacobs, Hall tp. 68S Otto Berger, Bainbridge 406 Alex Pfister, 519 Robert Fritch, 25 Guv Robinson, Columbia 392 Wm. Fritch, Bainbridge S8 Charlas Jackoby', Jackson 3$ John S. M eh ringer, Bainbridgs llö.i Christ Hull Patoka 3S8 V rank Herbig, Bainbridge i)6 Ipiac Dearborn. Jefferson 705 Edward Jahn, Bainbridge 1346 Wa.ter Huneild, Patoka 676 Joseph Marks, Bainbridge 9-4 John Weber, Jackson 22 O-scar Breit weis- er, Harbison 642 Alex Kraft, Bainbridge 93) Henry Buechler, Jaikson 222 Theo, .-chwenk, Boone " 906 Jonn Gunselman, Jackson 1337 Daniel Overbeck, Ca?s 226 Ii )bcrt Weisheit, Boone ' 700 Frank Vouderh,eidt, Marion 1250 Charles Sßurlock, Pa,oka 1195 Roy Link, " 297 Aib-jrt Schaans, 2t2adidon 321 Ottmar Schwenk, " Toi Jo-eph Mithms. Baihbrid&;e li Bernard Rseche. ' " 1425 Alois Gehlnausen, Ecrdinnd 1002 Heroert Blesiner, Patöka 1 151 Harry Lmdfrbach, " 1 101 Anselm Heitz, Patoka 308 Leonard Burke, Bainbridge - 974 IHj Grewe. Patoka 320 Ralph Brittain, Madison 950 Frank Welp, JacKSon 926 Frank Klem, Jackson 919 Theo, Beiker, " , 556 Andrew B'easinger, Bainbridge 1339 WilJard Kammon, Ones1097 Joe Griesmgar, Patoka S37 Jos. Schepers, Hall 1167 Clinton Bray, Patoka 1191 Simon Harris, ' 1234 Edward Srivder " !36d Elmer Wibbeler Cass S4S Charles Do-Ms, Hail 1-iS Charles Ab 1! Patoka 121 Jiod Kalb, Harbison 221 Stephen Gcisler, Boon9 1474 Edward Helming Ferdinand 291 E ene Norman, Madison 822 Manford Biunk, Jeffersoh 504 Wm Krby Ba nbridge 10H4 Geo Elv Patoka 1205 Jonn A bell 814 John Coiiiirpn-, 1175 Daniel Brem T ff.r on a 1070 Wim Mclntis: 1010 A bert Reoteoh ei 41 1411 Frank StiennK. r, k.a . 1510 Fred 01L.Mt Verdi mhöü UÄ)1 James Irwin, Patoka 170 E Iward Biehler, Bainbridge " 1 312 Frark Wher, itadisou 1281 Louis Tortnuhten, Ca s 90 John V athms Columbia 191 Herbert Y- gel, Harbison, . 477 J m Tondske, Bainbridge 11S7 AlhcStntsmn, Patoka 1179 Lec UartwTk, u 753 Frank Jneis, Hall 130 Bernhard RvGkauip, Harbison S5S Hamer Laiuard, Jeffrson . 16S GvHtave Neukamp, Harbison 1023 Wiliar 1 Kaferhenry. Patoka . 124 Anton Vollmer, Baiubriuge $40 Johi Koch, Bainbrulgd 1347 Elmer Henke, Cass

Application for Jßenewal

liiquor Iii cense.

To the citizens of the city of Jawr: M

isofeiwU is Lxrzvuy j,riven mit uie aau

has been a contiuaoaa reside ut -of the city .of Jasper for a penod of six months!

before ibe publication of this notice.

will apply to ths Boartl of Commission

ers of Dubois county, Indiana, at

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next regular Aue. Term 1917, foi leave to sell in LUvown name, spiritons, vinous and mail Jiqnor, in less Quanti

ties than a quart at a time, "with privilege of allowing the same to drank until April 2, 191S, upen the lowing described piemises, to-wit;

roe exact, description oi where said liquor is to te sold is in a front room on the ground floor of a one story frame

building, 1Sx36 located on the South half of lot Np. 163 in the town of Jasper.

oaia jui uuon xronrs cn Mam street. i : n n oaia uppiicaui wui at tne same

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and place apply for leave toconduct the same room, in connection with saloon, a luncn counter, consisting cheese, sausage, crackers, etc. CHARLES FLICK Jalv 6, 1917. 3 wk. 400 Typewriters AlLkindsand alltrrades, REMINGTONS $15 iij.Tucnoi.. tvitii encn macir.nc, iEmpiie Type FouiKlrieAManufacture Type and Pi .ters.Supply Buffalo, N. SOUTHERN RY.. Tiy E TABLE Corrected to Jam 2 1917. The Folowino is Or Infermatiofi Daly m i ISASTBOUJTD Nro 5 No. 13 So. 11 9:24 A. M. 4:34 P A', 8:30 P. Al WESTBOUND So. 12 DailY A. U $ro. 14 '" 11.84 A. k 7:4C V. M Time shown at Himtlngburg, UASTUOTOD. . I. DAILY A JU. SO 9, li ' SO. 23 4 20 ' M WBSTBOONDI NIÖ-.2, DAILY. 12:37 A. M " ' SO. 10. '7:.R5 P. M. NO, 24 " 12:08 P. .U. V E 01 lycomo .Agent tuo nnuv wrBDnniffi nn ii i i iiti m z j r r a i i n vs mi? uu&Ji iiiiiMuuiu The IS.cme Telephone Go has the largest lit subscribers and wil) give yöu the bast &&x vice You can talk to vour friend r, order your mer charLähSp and rnke your appointeaen by the Home 'pliosi. BÜBQIS Gö. TELEP fOHE CO FOE BALE. One vacant lot on Clay S-ree between 2nd and 3d, pt. ?otl8 50 xl''Ö. Also 3 roooi house and lot 50 x 120 on 4th street. Either or both will be sold cheap. Inquire at this office. Every up-ro-dace Dubois county farmer should have his ow printed letter heads and envelopes with the name of his farm home printed thereon, especially the envelopes with the return address. We can print you 100 of each for $1.50 on good material Give us your order. , E. H. Schmutzler Lady Assistant for Women and Cbüdren Calls aa&vered at all hours da; cr sigSt By B. B. Frietlmau Phcne No. 205 Jasper Iid "Do It ts&z nbe ior tne Jaspe Vß&ky Cotiriex. Don't put off Iot' toWfitkiy uotinex. Don't put morow what yw eaia do today. fake This To Your DRUGGIST For Trial Box end Booklet ? 5f ' "3 FREE

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Better tUan Colomel and Quiniae. J Contains no Arsenic. The Old Reiiabls

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As wyell a3 a Remedy for Chilis, and Fevers, Malaria Fevers, Swamp Fevers and Bdlious Fevers, Jasf. what you need at this season. Miid Laxative, JSerrons Sedative, Splendid-Tonic ; . ... . iit-v -. i T- . iri rc T-4 1 .-.-

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Special rat8S oq Farm Loans ani Insuranca for Daliois Pike and ndjojing counties. Fire, Tornado Hail," Life. Accident APiste Gl ss, Automobile, Burgariy'and Liability Insurnce. ondin Co. repaesentd

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This" Summer Where? ASHEVILLE CALLS YOU

Calls you to an ideal vacation high up in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Days full of interest, activity and sport nights of refreshing comfort and solid sleep. Renew your health in the clear, cool mountain

air. uo camping in tne woods cumo tne peaks play golf, tennis enjoy driving and motoring. Big, fine hotels or quiet, inexpensive places, whichever you prefer.

Let us quote you the lowest round trip fares furnish time tables, literature r nd all travel information. Call on nearest agent or vrrit B. N. TODD, Division Passenger Agent Starks Bidg., 457 South Fourth Sc

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