The Jasper Weekly Courier from Jasper, Indiana • Page 5

ALL GET READY FOR THE BIG Dubois County Fair EXPOSITION ZEIDMAN POLLIES SHOWS Traveling in their own railroad train of twenty cars. Cleanest Midway AUGUST 2-7 Attraction that ever came down the Pike. Huntingburg, Indiana. 20 SHOWS 20 5 RIDES LO I00 CONCESSIONS 3 Races Every Day 3 Midway opens Monday Night and continues throughout the week, Prospects were never better for a Fine Show of Sensational Exhibition Flying and Passenger CarLiye Stock and Agricultural Products. rying by the Famous U.

S. Aerial Transport Co. Great Disolay of Modern Farm Machinerv. Every Day. E.

W. PICKHARDT. President. DON'T IT! GIL C. LANDGREBE.

Secretary. MISS Harry Strange Editor of the Shials News attended the ball game here Sunday. A large crowd is expect to attend the K. of picnie on the College ground on the Fou th. Mr and Mrs Will Green of Loogootee visited Mr and.

Mrs. Arch Doane Sunday. Leo Flick and Daily Schuble went to Kokoro last week to do a job of planling. "You will find happines; in feeing and speaking kindly of others. "Most every one does the best he knows -and can.

All are trolled by physique and mentality Prof K. Dougherty returned Monday morning from a visit to B'ooming ton Plainfield and Ft Wayne, The Prof wil! leave in about 10 devs for Ft Wayne where he has a position in the School for Feeble Minded youths as a teacher. For S.le: 160 acres one mile W. of Montgomery Consolidated Common and High School. Catholic and Protestant churches.

Two 4ft. Vein: of good workable coal now paying $5000 worth of new improvement: Plenty good water; improved roads Good neighbors, a bargain at $110 a acre. Am a c.al miner. Chas Traylor. Bastardy Case Compromised.

The bastardy case of Edith Lawrence vs Jesse Mitchell of Birdseye, was compromised Thursday morning in Justice I' K. Dougherty court on payment of $250 dohars and cost by the defendant People who are wise are of the opinion that Mitchell got "stung. Miss Elenora Lampert. Daughter of Mr Josept Lampert and wife died at her home in Jasper last Saturdag afternoon of blood poisoning following an injury to her hand which occured when an auto in which she was riding turned over on Sunday a ternoon June 13 The funeral was held at Joseph church last Monday morning. Collision Death Toll, 21 in State.

Twenty one person met death in Indiana in collision. between motor cars and railroad trains at grade crossing. Three died at Anderson Saturday, 11 at Huntingburg and seven at franklin. In addition many were serious' injured, Catarrhal Deafness Cannot be Cured. by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion, of the ear.

and The that is on.y one cure deafness. is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by inflamed conditionof the mucous lining the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, Deaffness and when result, it is entirely closed, is the and unless the inflammation can be taken out and the tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever. Many cases cf 1 deafness are cansed by Catarrh which is an inflamal condition of the mucous surfaces. Hail's Catarrh Cure acts through the blood on the mucous surface of the eystem.

We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circalare free. All Druggists 75c. The ball team will go to slow to play Sunday. Selas Lorey came home day from Indianapolis for a visit The Loogootee ball team defeated the Jasper team Sunday on the College grounds the score being 1 to 0.

Miss Nora Fronie Seng and brother Fred came down from Indians spolis Saturday to spend a few days visiting relatives and friends. Mrs, Edw. J. Kuebler left last Monday morning for. Jackson Tenn.

to be at the bedside of her. daughter Alberta who while visiting her brother Charles had an attack of appendicihs last week and had to have an opera tion performed. HORRIBLE ACCIDENT Last Sunday morning Ed Rehl uck driver of Huntingburg stopped on the Southe.n Ry. track about half a mile west of Huntingburg with a load of 21 people who he was taking to a Sunday picinis whi.e onthe track the Sunday morning passenger train struck the truck end killed 10 people wounded 9 others, The only two who escaped were seting iu the near end of the truck and saw the train coming and jumped out The truck had no business stopping on the track, but the driver had the reputation dodging trains. Sunday morning one he didn't dodge.

He is dead now. The following is 2 list of the killed and wounded, three of whom are expected to die, E. Rehl dreyman, age 38 year. Carrie Rehl, his wife, age 35 years. Cari R.hl age 8 years his son.

Mrs. Alonzo Stutzman age 41 years. Ben Fuchs, age 32 years. Mrs. William Hartke are 42 years.

Waldo Hartke age 9 years. Walter Stie age 27 years, died at 9 o'clock last night at St Mary's hosital. Both legs were broken and his skull fractured, Mrs Walter Stieneker age 27 years his wife. Mildred Mayo age 16 years. Ed Puchs, age 10 years.

All those killed were residents of as were the injured whose names follow; THE INJURED Louise Rehl age 11 right (high broken clavicle broken half of foot mashed off May be tally injured. Olive Stutzman age 15 years compound fracture of left legs scalp cuts. rious. Probably fat ally injured. Mother of the Stutzman girls wig killed.

Nadine Rehl age 3 years slight lacerations. Ronald Rehl age 12 years legs lacerated and internal injuries. The father and mother of these children were Hilled. Alma Hartke age 9 years leg broken. Her mother killed.

Mildred Stutzman age 16 years arm fractured leg bruised. Margery Stutzman age 13 year left arm broken andleit lacerated Russell Stienecker age 4 years fractured thigh and scalded back Son of Walter Stieneker. "Wet" Plank Adapted. Jasper Mails Mails out: 7:45 A 6:3) P. Mails in 8:27 A.

S.24 A. M. 7 M. Buying to day to escape to rise tomorrow is one dead sure way to effect a rise ton orrow. Born Sunday June 27 to Rose Schneider and husband a baby bo All doing well.

Piano turner will be here July 6, lave orders at this office or F. C. Kuebler Jewelry store. It Sometimes happ ns that a min is almost a3 mean to his wife as she is to him Though the majorty rules minority insist on telling the majority how to do it. FOR SALE: 20000 feet of No 3 Pine flooring per 1000, Jasper Desk Company Robert, Clarence and Ray Egg Orvil andirvin Elliott, Ed Jerger Emory Masters.

Clarence Schneider left last Thursday for the Kansas Harvest fields. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears Signature of the hath Everything that goes up come down but it takes an awful! long time judging by the price we paid for shirt recently. In Canada's 3,730,000 square miles there is room for the entire world's population allowing nearly one and one-half acres for each person. "Good morning! Have you seen The Courier? Evansville's best paper." Mrs Geo. W.

Ely Dead. The death of Mrs George William Ely sr, age 73 years occurred Friday morning June 26 at 10 o'clock at the family residence in South Van Buren street Huntingburg. Death was due toa stroke of paralysis which Mrs Ely ered a week ago. Mrs Ely born in Perry county near Tell. City, on July 4, 1847, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Howell. On April 18 1867 she was married to George William Ely, in 1909 they moved to Hunt. ingburg where Mr. Ely and his sons operated the Huntingburg Creamery.

She was the mother of Mrs Kari Weigel who with her husband attended the funer al in Huntingburg Sunday, which was conducted by the Rev. C. P. McKinney of TrinityM church Liberty Bonds. Final N.

Y. Sale Price June 23, Liberty Loar, $92 08 Liberty Loan, first 85 90 Liberty Loan, second 4s. 85.50 Liberty Loan, first 86 20 Liberty Loan, second .85 50 Liberty Loan, third ...89.26 Liberty Loan, fourth .85,78 Victory Loan, 95.64 Victory Loan, 95.66 At th's writing the Democratic National Convention at San Francisco is in session and discussing the platform and makir nomination speeches. The Wil son forces seem to be in control and will adopt a "'Moist" plank in opposition to Bryan with a bone dry plank. MeAdoo appear to be in the lead for the nomina tion with vis as the runner up but that is all guess work as no one knows what a jury or a politi cal convention will do.

We're liberal givers when it comes to excuses. There seems co be an over pro duction of misinformation. Political aspirations often re sult in a fatal political stroke A timely shower not only helps corn but also shows how our chuck bole acreage is increasing. Men's coats will I be worn er says a fashion note. A coup'e of years longer anyhow.

Chas Summers arrived in Jas. per promptly Thursday morning Trouble over How strange are mortals. They love. the wicked vampire and curse the righteous umpire. The Baltimore preacher who says all profiteers will go to hell must think hell is puting 01 an annex, Over a million children were born in the United States in 1919 coupled "with the species that Barnum mentioned the birth rate was very Ligh.

Two woman started out to win a man Each entered the race with a different plan. One put on fine garments to dazzle his eye: the other baked for him an old fashioned pie. The dresser did nothing but giggle and talk: he baker said nothing bit won in a talks Father John O. B. Dead.

Word was received in Jasper Wednesday night that Rev. Fr. John O. S. B.

paster of St Ferdinand church at Ferdinanb had died at a Louisville hospital Wednesday, as the result a surgical operation. Licensed to Wed. Pau: L. Michel 33 of venboro to Amelia Jerger 25 of Jas E. Nash 25 of.

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