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JtePEfi COURIER My Be fii) Doa ne. I SPEK. IHJtf M COtTNTY, INDIANA r.ntrn.! At tV.l PmC 1 i at Jasper M triHaiMi ) (iW'Uii tl mail tto oo'Jcl id matter 4nfr.rf. ration l.50 Pr Year. This i ft iv-1 am file! rvgals&ij to it itr order to die- i niim.i( -. m Hintinue ;e receiti mi ali arrears paid proot. hi fall: unless in the discretion of the publishei a different eoOfli ihosM deemed advisab le. THINK OF IT. ' 30,000 Persons Publicly Recommend Our Remedy. Some Are Jasper People. Over one hundred thousand ind have recommended Doan's Kid ney Pills- For backache, kidney, urinary ills. Thirty thousand signed testi monials. Are appearing now in public print. Some of them are Jasper people Some are published in Jasper. No other remedy shows such 3N During the past year, by thou sands of smokers, all inclination for any tobacco but STAG, 'No hit , "xVo StinJ, ' 'No nag. The Democratij State Ticket. United Stmt 9 senator B P. Shively, South Rend. Secretary of state-Homer L Cook, Indianapolis. Treasurer of 3tate-Geo. A. Bittier, Fort VYe De Auditor of state-Dale J Crit- tenberger. An n on. Follow this Jasper man's ex- bi ample. Charles Borho, Main bt., Jas per, Ind., says: "I lrequently had dizzy spells and headaches, and in the morning I could hard ly get around. I had terrible at tacks of backache and my kid neys were badly disordered, Doan's Kidney Pills, which I got at the Flick & Pfau Phar macy, cured me." Price 50c- at all dealers Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get i)oan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Clias- Borho had is Qtufo ciini.i-intpndent of nublic Foster Mi lb urn Co.. Props., Bult- instruction -Chas A Greathoui X. V. Indianapolis. Attorney general Richard M Milburn, Jaspor. Stat geologist Edward Bar rett, PtadnfieTd Clerk of supreme and appcllat ? courts- J. Fred France, Hunting Judge supreme court -Moses B Lairy, L gansport. Judged appellate court. Fir district M. B. Hottel, Salem; Edward W. Felt, Gr ncastle. Second district Joseph G Bach, I Hammond; Francis S. Caldwe I, Winchester. Frank M Powers, Angola. District and County Ticket. ' IfOfWODl h and diort bortet DOl in- tlud'Vl. ) rr ,hiv ." 7 1 1 1 Judicial ('irr iit. .) M I N L. BRETZ For Pieetaoiing Attorney (?) i or Joint Üepreeentative (?) J oi Clerk WM BOCKLKMAN Poi County TreMorei JOHN J. KBEILEIfl For County AsesH r .1 A If ES ÖONGER For Trufte Bainbridae rp LAWRENCE BOCHGE8AN Stag s in A significant fact stant appeal to old smokers men who had long settled down to something else. These wise oid critics are per haps the most enthusiastic of all. Convenient Packages: The Handy Half- Size 5-Cent Tn, the Full-S.p 10-Cont Tin, the Pound and Half-Pound Tin Humidors and the Pound Giass Humidor. The fed Nora Oaborn was in some kind of a tight last Saturday night with Ray Egg, a 19 year o!d boy. Big 200 pound pound Nora, foot tall, raw boned and stout as an ox, fighting with a boy. The trial will bu held before Judge Dougherty sometime next week And some one will pay for a win dow light in Ned Kreas9 restaur ant Nora has got BOfP peoplr in a per bluffed to a frazzle and some he has not. mm r w V, 3 U MO f I '2j Mi in, 1 1 High School Commence ment. Com- Crop Outlook Stirs Wide Confidence. Business Men Eve m See Assurances of tobLiM Pros periiy. Are Prophet Of Cheat The Jasper High School mencf ment was held at the Court House Thursday night, there was a class of 14. one of vhe iare t iil I II IHM' iiMr-it'" ... Wl. I for Kipe and carcite "ML , v mm - mmw m 99 mm v P. Lorlllard Co. Est. I7CO 1 if a "KoStrimgJ I H k IRL - ... - ill 1 in Ts , ; .i-kainnKsikfHar . " ' mt rjv .p Two Vows. r I've made but two great vows in all my life; First, at the altar, when I took u wifr; ever held here. The graduates The second, when death eased are as follows: Kathleen Cassi dy. Caroline Fitter, Stella Brown Ethyl Barts, Olivia Gerber, Gor trude Huther, Florence Gullett, Karl Steinkamp, Ym Dud in e, Walter Mehringer, Hilbert Kun kel, Ambrose Kuebler, Silas Vonderheide, Edgar Hoffman, Prof. Tapy, of Wabash College delivered the Class address and Walter Mehringer the Valedicto ry, the exercises were inter spersed with songs and music. Fourteen youtns commence the battle of life to learn in a few short years how much they lack Tell flhe Sun Why They ßratulations to the ciay9 Bnd Think Period of I HCertaini-jwjah each an(j every one all the ty la at Bnd. The wave of confi ence, based on the prospect of bumper crops and a beliet that unsettling in fluences are disapt 3aring, con tinues to make itself evident in all parts of the United States The following cheerful state ments were made yesterday in response to a request from the Sun for an opinion of business prospects from various parts of the country wmcn oear assuian- ces of a stimulated trade activity and a belief in a rapidly return ing period of prosperity. Splendid Outlook, bays Banked Louisville. Kv . May 10. John B Pittle. vice president of the Louisville Trust Company and in close touch with local conditions, sees a splendid outlook for busi ness conditions. He said today; 'Fundamentally business con ditions are sound and the pros pects of a big wheat crop give every reason for encouragement From present indications it ap pears that the new banking law will work smoothly and give general satisfaction. - The ctieet oi ine wiu nau our mutual pain, That I would never do the like again. S3 AUTOMOBUE TIRES AT FACTORY PK ICES Save From :o to 60 Per Cent. success of their utmost expe:-ta tions in all honorable endeavors. We desire to also extend our congratulations to the School trustees and the faculty on the close of a very successful years work. The Scottsburg Journa Does Not Care Much For Funny Bille Cox's Hired Hand. Cox the Joke of Congress. 28x3 $7.i!U :;x:i 7.80 80x?H 10.80 323 1-2 il.90 34x8 1-2 Tmbe Re liner $ l i. f 1.35 1,96 1 M) 2.80 1.90 2.95 2 00 3 00 2.05 I 85 1M0 8 o 2 4.- :;h 2.60 3m 2.80 1 85 8.45 4.W 8.00 5.10 8.70 5 90 4. i'o Stock. N on-Skid tires 15 pet rent RdditiODft', rel tildes ten per cent above rmy. Ail new clt an fresh, gnaranteed tired. Betl itxodard and independent naked, Buf 1 1 r t from us and pave monev. 5 DOT CfDt I disc nut i pavme: t in fall accompaniet eacborder. C, O. 1. 08 percent da poit. Alloa ice ncam!nation. TIRE FACTORIES SALES CO. Dept. A Dsyton,.Ohio X FOR YOUR DEN X PJ Beautiful College Pennants " 82x4 u;;x4 3K I .'itx4 35x4 1 3til 1 87x4 1- 37x5 Ml Gtll 13 70 J4 SO 18.80 17.85 19 7 ") 2 19,85 2 21.50 l(1 90 r ifxefl in ASHEVILLE IN THE LAND OF THE SKY is the one place you will most enjoy & vacation for rest or recreation. We have not the space here to tell of the glories of the western North Carolina mountains. LIVE IN THE OPEN GOLF HUNTING TENNIS MOUNTAIN CLIMBING RIDING MOTORING DRIVING OTHER NOTED RESORTS Hendersonville, Waynesville, Hot Springs, Tyron, Brevard, Saluda, Flat Rock MANY EXCELLENT HOTELS REACHED BY THROUGH SERVICE OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH For further information see local agent, or address. B. If. Todd, D. F. A. Louisville, Ky. i 1 HOME AH 1 r i -i , i rf mm mm si Merchanis Hi Up. u : hd Hoa-e Telephone Co has the largest Ii t of subscribers and will give you tho best eer vice i ?ou can talk to your friends, order your mer chandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone. Dubois co mmw, n BI. A. Wilsou General Insurance, a?ir Loans. Farm Loans at 5 per cent. fPt Ind. Bille Yale and Harvard, a-h u in. x 2 1 in. Princeton, Carnell, Michigan Bach 7 in. x 2 In. All best streamers ment 'ir to.tpail 01 i i rtampl to piy j)os age. Send new. Howard Specialty 0.mpxn. Dayton, Ohio and "We are in receipt of a mark ed copy of the Tell City News, published by Louis Zoercher, for seven years private secretary of 10 proper colon. This pfendid tatort- Congressman Cox, ana the ap pointed postmaster of Te!! City. Mr. Zoercher is very much peev ed at the editor of the Journal, for some recent criticisms of Mr Cox. He is going to call a soade a spade, and we pre Every fellow who wants to make a dime starts out on some advertisement seht mo, which is no good- The only way to adver tise to get results is by placing your ad. in a new paper. Cur tarn ads, dodgers, fence ads and program ads are all monv wabt- LEGAL BLANKS. rantf De Kia, Q lit Claim Dee di ;. it Mortgages, Real Estate Mortgi Rea, InTeotorioi Boponeaa, Warrants Kr)on- etc. for Sato at the OoTOU Of net SOUTHERN RY., TIME TABLE. SMSSa , Ppe don't ro to 8howsitosci8gf in Effect Sunday Jan. 4, I . ,. . . 'Pari JinC fY nQV OllU üffnufin 3 ' Inriag is f The C tkikk advertisers are tin down the ru' bar- into sump intends to read us out of tieid ( f bars dns. heen crenerallv discounted and.the Dartv. Mr. Zoercher wants has had no marked depressingius to get down 0n our knees andj ti result as yet. It tne ranroaas, beg Cox's pardon for being for ar tret fair treatment and there is a! jUfjge Zenor- He also goes on a ti theory that the person or Mr Cox is sacred, and that his fcts as a congressman are above crit icism, notwithstanding we had let tte read ads or pay any attention to such ads. It's a waste of money Many have some scheme to make money and hold up the merchant to put through some idea of their own upon a paying basis, by holding uo the merchants Do not be misled. It may encourage ft sucn ousiness. anu ii every mer uit and'business man would Fol nformation Only and is nn Suarcrteed. ÜA8TBOUND No ö I ff.V No 1 1 No. II NO cessation of political attacks on trusts, business will revive wun increasing confidence in the fu mM m we will have a real. are lev are talking from the IkuhI stand. Read them. continuous, healthy expansioa. mVen him support here when his friends could be counted less A man mav use the wart on for a collar Xuau ? inc uarv u-a - - .oorcner U, if frk- rsrlO On LI1L UUL'IV tuatu UUbvviit . of a train to &ve interest on than a "baker's dozen' It Mi. wants to start some- u: thing he is at liberty to do so. lllb I a ?ll 1 1.1 i mmt . DUl e Will Keep Hie lchui snv nn thi hnlrl.nn prl--vf icomarit e pat speech-makers jast now business woaM stop VVho evef ihe Couriers advertisers, oi aP n irtni . notice being placed in some pro gram It's just as fooli-h to place any other kind of advertise ment in this manner. People buy advertising space fur results and if they don't get them, then they are cheated. So if you & 1 want results, use the press. It sstm is the only true and paying way to advertise. to save wear; Lave V and ifnnt a io or cross to ! ink - Mstura his mother s grave to save com; but a man of this we money until the conductor comes f "-Scottsburg Jour- amnnd: stof) his watch at nij:ht uai. Courier Vacation Contest In this issue The Courier an- kind is a gentleman and a schol nounces its annual Golden Vaca- A f o mort a-hn will . f frr cVrvnl hoVS and lj Olli pU I vi LVJ c iiiuii " UUil VUNlCOl a.si . - ; a new - - f tAl. nn,l refused- rine coniesi opens maj iw atia Ti b . tKfi Pm.rinr TnioA 5o should attract many candidate ; PapetH he Courier .fiice öo, this vicinity j 60 YEARS E,;.. 9.: A. M. 6 4 I. M. i p. a W K8T0OUNO 11 II ; 4 'I IsBC ?ho-u nt Iluiitiniiur. I ISTBOCmj n I. DAILY. 4:16 A. M. NC , 0 : H m N'. I A 1. f HO. o 'j mesTBonaD o . vii.Y. 13:13 . M . so. 10 h o:. M tO 4. 10:45 1 No M " 11:41 A M V. K ( lav 'omn. Art." iat-r Do Not Trifle With a Cold Is good advice for men and women. A. F. Uurner ? h HOME 'PH NE. United btates Hotel KIIXSrRKEr. lAfiPRp run First Class accommodations for -n and regular Hitch and Petdj men etion. or Traveling boarders. Also Good Stable. ' Good Bar in Conn Mass Liquors by the J i , Battle i n bond goods at a r ale price. Patm fGNATZ KRB331VpE f t rr. j Ose Gc , KENTUCKY Ar mi. mwm IWmu s- s A v r Hi 1 . r fort viic ui Liiu uii t iMiuuu auu may ue viiai m uie case cr a i . . most Carefu lv edited democratic experience has proven th.it tL re is .-V- " - . . . m . . .... papers that comes to us is the Jasper Courier. Though getting WW along in years, the Courier has all the vigor of youth. For over 5-1 years has it been going forth on its weekly visits to its . M t t - . M 1 I'A It rjr iJ in better for colds in children than Chamberlain's Coug'K Remed-v It i3 a favorite with many mothers a.-d never disappoints tlum. It contains no numerous patrons Oi Liuoois opmm or other narcotic and may be Iyca county, -Publisher's Auxiliary. I Npclt coundo.ee. Va kunv oia number of famines who sre rular r ader oi the Tout ier 1 ut are net subscribers, they borrow the ps per from their novhbjr-. Wo are gla 1 to know that the iVirier is thns sppre riatetl, but why not subscribe? The lioeis small and we would appreciate laviugr thesa names on our mailing liet.