Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 63, Number 45, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 April 1921 — Page 5

JASPER COURIER

Jasper Mail, Mails out:7:45A. M.B GOP.IL Mails in 8:27 A. M , 9:24 A M 7:50P. April First. AH fools day. Did you get yours? Guy Norman returned home from Chicago Saturday.W. R. Hammond was up from Tell City Wednesday on business for the Prudential Inc. Co. Mrs- W. A. Traylor entertained the Twentieth Century Club Wednesday evening. Robt Hunter, of Providence Ky., was in Jasper Tuesday visiting his parents. March came in like a beautiful pringlamb but froze up going out and nipped most of the fruit buds. RelieTei Rheumitic Tains. MI am subject to rheumatism and when I have a spell of it one or two applications of Chamberlain's Liniment relieves the pain and makes rest and sleep possible. I would not think of doine withou it," wiitts Mrs. C. Owsley, Moberly, Mo. Louis P Joseph made a business trip to St. Louis Friday of last week and reports business is opening up in the Desk line-B-T. O'Brien, employed as accountant here at several business places, ppent Easter at Indianapolis with his family. John Wuchner, the congenial shipping clerk of the Jasper Desk Co., has made seeaal flying nicht trios to our neighboring village, Huntingburg. Tel! the truth, moat people don't care about lies, but the Truth scorches and burns like a red hot iron And that dog-fennel, mongelers don't like, , " Chamberlain's Tablets Are Just What You Need. When bilious When constipated When you have no appetite When your digestion is impaired When your liver is torpid When you feel dull and stupid after 1 eating When you have headache They will improve your appetite, cleanse and invigorate your stomach, regulate your bowels and . make you feel " fine as. a fiddle." They are easy jto take and agreeable in effect. The Easter Market held at the Lorey Bldo by the Ladies' Aid proved to be quite a success both serially and financially asa large cro.Td attended and a neat little sum was realized. T. K. Daugherty came home from t. Wayne last Saturday to attend th funeal of his brother in-law, Joseph A Mehringer. The Prof, is looking fine and appears to he doing well. For a Severe Cold. "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured my daughter Anna of a severe cold and cough a few years ago and ever since then I have never missed an opportunity to 'recommend Jthls medicine to anyone suffering: from throat or lung troubles. I cannot speak too highly in praise of it," writes Mrs. D. J. Shelley, Earlville, N. Y. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no narcotic and may be given to children with perfect confidence. It is a pleasant syrup so they do not object to taking it. Clara Hamon, for 8 yea-s the mistress of Jacob Hamon, republican boss of Oklahoma and mil lionaire oil magnite, and who was hot and killed by her last November, was acquitted b; a jury at Ardmore Oklahoma last Friday and on Sunday she was bab tized 1 to the Cambelite church. The church has secuied an excellent merrber, almost as good at their chief representative in this town and belonging to the same class, Judge Gould of EvaniviU says that he doesn't think the R:nublican party lost much when Jake was killed. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Uao For Over 30 Years Always bear the Signature of Effective Sunday, Feburary 20, 1921, the schedule time of South ern Railway trains at Jasper is as follows; Southbound No, 12 Leave.... 7;55 a m. No. 11 " 11:15 a.m. No. 6 " . .. .7;15 p.m. Northbound No. 5 Leave. . ..9;15 a m. No. 13 44 ....4;45p.m No. 11 M ....8:00 p.m.

The March term of Dubois circuit court convened Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Melchoir.

of Evansville were in the city last week visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs. Comodore Goad, of BoonviJle are visiting relatives here this week. Cheater M. Dosrell, of Huntingburg has ben granted a pat ent on a Tractor device. Miss Louise Marx'spent Easter vacation with Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Leigh ton. Mi Clara Vonderschmidt. of Evan ville visited here o er Easter with her father. Mrs. Henry Mehringer was here from Evansville the first of the wtek visiting her father N. Haskins, who is sick. They Speak Well of It. ' ul frequently 'hear Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by friends and acquaintances which only tends to strengthen my opinion of it" writes Mrs. Fred Arter, Zanesville, Ohio. Try it when you have a cough or cold and see for yourself what an excellent medicine it is. Evl Daugherty was up from Uockport school last Saturday to attend the funeral of his uncle Jos, A- Mehrincr. Farm Wanted Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good land fcr sale for fall delivery. L. Jones Box 551. Olney. UL John A. Mehringer, of Indiana polis, was her Sunday and Monday to attend the funeral of his brother, Jos. A, Mehringer. Miss Clarissa Dick, of Evans ville. came to Jasper last week to

spend Easter with her sister, FoIey Kidney Pills st0D bla(ldcr irMrs, Leo r lick regularities and strengthen the kid7 i rvriTTI ajj fuÄ neys. They help eliminate from the Judge Dillon has ordered the system the poisons causc back. Grand July to be convened next Chef rheumatic rains, stiff joints, sore Wednsdiy Get busy boys as.nuscles, swollen hands ana feet, puffi-

the COUnty retifoggers are hun-,ness

rrv Someone says our new cop has been lonesome and Jasper does not need a marshal! but what it needs is more preachers We understand he has placed his resignation to take effect Apr. 1st He didn't stay long enough to get acquainted Helped Her Little Girl Children need all their strength for growing. A linerine cold weakens, them . so that the system is open to attack by more serious sickness. Mrs. Amanda Flint, Route 4. New Philadelphia, O., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar cured my little girl of the worst? tickimg cougru i naa med many mings arm iouna nouiing to neip until I got Foley's Honey and Tar." Gives immediate relief from distress ing, racking, tearing coughs. Sold by Jos. A. Mehringer. lied Kapp Oies. of Jasper, came to Jasper last Friday on business and was taken

Andrew Kress Sunday raorninzj"11"!1 His remains were taken to Duboisi iut d uT.u

Mondas and the funeral occured 3 ?; ?he chÄn "of thl Tuesday He leaves a wife and 3 Thl SliJlL ;! board, I he vice-chairman is f?"!,?.1"110 mourn h,s ' n'!Dr. L A. Salb, the secretary.

Cut This Out It Is AVorth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mall it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Shef-! field Ave.. Chicago. 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar pound for coughs, colds and croup: Foley Kidney Fills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and ;Fcley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome atid tnorougniy cleansing catnartic achps, and sluggish bowels. Sold by Joseph A. Mehringer. Liberty Bonds. Final N.Y. Sale Price March 31. Liberty Loar, 3 -as . .$90 20 Liber, v Loan, first 43 87 40 i Liberty Loan, second 4s ... . 87.00 Libei ty Ljan, first 4s 87 64 Liberty Loan, second 4r4s. .87.10 Liberty Loan, third 4lia 90.24 j Liberty Loan, fourth 4)4S..87,20 Victory Loan, 33 97 58 Victory Loan, 4?4 97.54 How's This? We offer One Handred Dollar Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Hall'eCJtarrh Cure has been taken by caUrh sufferers for the past thirtyfive years, and has become known as the mot reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure acte thru the Blood on the Mucqus surfaces, expelltns the Poison (rem the Blood and healin? the liaAil Hirtions. After you have taken Hail's Catarrh Cure for a ihort time you will see a great improvement in ycur jenerm health. i?Urt taking Hall's Catarrri Cut e at onc and ut rid of c&tairh bend for testimonials, free. F. J. Cusnkby A Co., Toledo. .0 Sold by Diufcgists. 75c. Cid Papers th Courier oSic 6j per r acktft 0I4

Misa Olivia Knabel came dorm from Indianapolis to spend Easter with her parents Miss Olivia Gosman was home

from Purdue University to opend a few days with her parent; John Burke was down from Louisville to opend Easter with home folks. Edwin Kuebler returned to Chicago Monday evening to continue his studies. Miss Georgina Habig returned nome irom Leouisvme luesaay after a visit with friends there. Miss Marie Jerger came up from Evansville Friday evenin: for a short visit with home folks Co. SuDt Eckert informs us that he has been notified by the state board of accounts that here after the board will examine all teachers contracts and licenses, and charge ud to the trustee all unlawful expenditures, Also 'hat DePauw university is offer ing ICO f -ee scholarships amount ing to $125,00 each per year, to high school graduates. He will be pleased to furnish further in formation to any one interested. Circuit Court. Judge Dillon and States attorney Kreig opened the April term of the Dubois circuit court last Monday morning. Mostly civil cases on the docket; . Was In Bed Three Days. Mrs. Josie Reed. 217 N. Exter St. Tulsa, Okla., writes: "I was in bed three days with my back. I took Foley Kidney Pills and in two days was at my work agnin. I cannot praise your medicine to4 mucn. under the eyes. Sold by Jos. A. xuennnger. Licensed to Wed. Harry ?underman 33 of Kvanaville to Charlotte Ahrem 28, of Huntingburg, Wm. J Fuhs 34, to Elonora K. Miller 37, both of Jasper. August J, Homey 27 to Laura K. Schwinghamer 24 of St. Anthony and St Henry. n-nrv J Tavln r 2ß tn FWnefi A. Hamelman 23 of Huntingburg Arch L. Rhodes 32 to Dorothy Howad both Of DOOnTlUe Wm E. Kearby 30, to EfHe Yates 32. both of Ireland. The recently formed Dubois County Advisory Board of the Salvation Army has completed its confidential study of social con ditions in this community and has made its report to the Army s :n v oflrrtif frt ooa;of fk a.Xt "..r : sT, S: : "i for the entire state of Indiana Mrs Georpe Haberlv and the treasurer, Mrs. J. F. Friedman. Praises Them To JIU Friends. Backache is a svmDtom of weak or

disordered kidneys. Stiff and jiaii ful joints, rheumatic aches, sore .nuseles, puffiness under the eye? are others, Com-.These symptoms indicate that tho j kidneys and bladder need help '.o do the work of filtering and casting out from the svstem poisons and waste products that cause trouble. Ben

Richardson, Winx-ove, W. Va.. writes: i wjn praise Foley Kidney Pills beby Jos. A. Mehrincer. Run Oowia? Kidney tad bUddcr troubles are tot limited to meo. Hooaework. or work in office or factory, caue vooea to luffcf from weak, overworked or di cited kidaejrt. Tbc symptom re puffineu under the eres, sallow skia, coolant tired feeling, lack of ambhioo, ocrroua condition, bckacbc, rheumatic paini, tore Biucles, itiff joinia, get riot it the cause of iufferio tad taury, regulate &. kidoejt and bladder and restore he dueated organs to ound and healthy condition. Mrt. Wm. Fischer. 2009 Wtodbovraa ArtLuuil!e. Ky.. wntu: "1 m iutt gtrtiai aloe fin. 1 am taking Foly Kidney Pill every thr . bight. Yu abould hava ihb turn befara 1 etartej I wm yeUow m laid, oow ay tyti and skia art all clear! up. My kidaeya 4 ne4 bkar tm at ' nifht amy more. If it iUkt9 aonva ahar poar mil wba is lutfanni ycu may mt tny n&aa vhrvr your rsadicia ia dartel. For sale by J. A. Mohrlnper Statemeat cl Ownership Required I) Act of 1125. 24, 1S12. Of Jatper Weekly Courier, publlined weekly at Juper. Indiana for April 1, lttl. Editor. ManawringJCditor. Bstlneia liana gar. Publisher, üwner.B.n Kd Doana. fioadhoMeraand mortrain; C. L. Doaaa. Clraulatlon Weekly. BKM ZD DO AXE, Pub. worn to before me this flat dayof Mareh Uli. ILIIIBBTU Hohlmak. Notary Pmbllc. (My commlaaion ptra 8pt 24. 1924 ) BaaL April l.ini-i wk

MiwWava Line, of Dubois, was in Jasper Tuesday. The first dance of the season took place at the Opera house Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wutcher, of H'Burg, spend Ea?ter with her parents here.

Victor Drach. of St Anthony attended the funeral of Mrs. Troxler here Sunday. The Daughters of Isabelle. a society for ladies that is being organized in Jasper, held several meetings the past week. Miss Laura Sermersheirn 16' turned to Jasper Friday after a weeks visit with relatives 'and friends at Fesdinand. . Miss Louise Sonderman was home from St. Marys-of-the-Woods College to spend the Laster vacation. Edwin Roe!le and Hudson Schuetterltried ou. Edwinte machine over the rocks and hills to Ferdinand Sunday. And then it rained. However a safe trip was reported. Former Oubo's Co. Girl Dies. Mrs. Sarah J, King, nee Bradley, of Birdseye, and wife of John J. King, merchant of Vincennes, died there last Sunday of stomach. She ani her family were well known years ago about Birdseye. Sh leaves her husband, six children and several grandchildren to mourn her death. Jos. A. Filehringer Jos, A. Mehringer, for many years a prominent druggist of Jasper, passed to his long reward early last Friday morning March 25, 1921, aged 63 years, 8 months and live days. The funeral 02 cured Monday morningatSt. Jos eph's church at 7:30 a m He first established a .drug store in Jasper in the early eigh ties and afterward was . married to Miss Rosa Friedman and be came associated with her father the late Martin Friedman. Mr. Ilohringer was a well read man delighting in Shakespeare, Inger sali and Braun and could quote many pages of their works. He leaves his wife, two brothers and four sisters to mourn his death. Hehas wraoed the draperies of his couce about him and laid down to pleasant dreams. A Bad Marksman. Last Tuesday night Harry Car penter was thot at by Harvey Hays, at Petersburg, Over some dispute over Carpenter,s recent divorce from his second wife, some say jealously. Carpenter was only hit once out of 4 or 5 shots, and that is only a flesh wound in the shoulder Harry ought to kneel down by his pallet each night and thank the good Lord that 'Hays couldn't shoot straight. Hays was arrested and bpundover to court We like the gay and fascinating Harry, as a preacher or pjlitical speaTcer he is a man whose oratory breathes music in every word, a? Ja lawyer he is not much good and is always letting skirts get him in bad; beintr divorced by both his first aLd second wives, 'howill be No. 3, Harry? Carpenter made use of the assault to announce that he would be a candidate for Judge five years from now. We guess he will have No 3 or maybe Nj. 4 by that time. You can always find some skirt wearer who is willing to take a chance, so cheer up Harry, you mty equal Nat Goodwin, by and bye, you've got a good start, if you don't meet somebody who can shoot straight. Several good stories have gone the rounds about Harry in Jasper, we vouch for the truth of none One says that ab?ut a year ago Harry came to; Jas par to attend couit accompanied by. his wifp. One day he met a certain Mrs- X cn the street an 1 requested, an engagement to mset her at her home when her husband was ab sent and they would have a "good time." The date was made. When Harry showed up the house was dark but Mrs. X invited him into the house. When they reached the sitting room, Mrs X pressed the -electric bulb and light flooded the room, and there sat Harry's wife. She said "Hello Harry, out visiting?" It was one of those moments when Harry wanted to be alone. rVe know of a number of families wfco ar rfjralar readers oftheCourie cot are not sabacribert, tbej borrow the pa per from their neighbors. We are gia 1 to know that the Coarier is thas -) predated, but why not snbicrio?" 1he price La email and we would arnrcae hirisc thrasing

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Philippine Assembly Asks U.S. for Independence'

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Fifth Philippine I.rgiAlature in Joint Scsian

TUB Fifth Philippine legislature, which is thown in the above photograph in joint session, has again adopted resolutions asking the Unitert States for immediate intlepenrtenre. The legislature, through its Commission of Independence, sent the following mess.ige to the American peeple. "The Filipino people would not be just to themselves If at this moment, when their political separation from the sovereign country is being proposed, they should fail to express in the dearest and moat emphatic manner the sentiments and purpesea that inspire their action. They therefore deem it their duty to affirm: That independence, instead of destroying or weakening, will strengthen the bonds of friendship and appreciation created by the gratitude of the Filrplno people, nat only for the final measure of complete justice and humanity tht they confidently expect, but for all the previon disinterested work so splendidly performed for tbr "benefit of the Philippines by so many faithful sons of America; that this gratitude will be the first fundamental factor in the future relation between: the United States and the PhilipSlne Islands; that in the present state r Asked to

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