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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-27

II suppose you didn't know" re-
marked the superstitious man,
"that many of the New York down
town Office buildings and the Times
building uptown have eliminated
the thirteenth foor1 1t is true.
They skip from the twelfth to tho
fourteenth. II is almost impossi-
bic, they say, to rent the Offices on
the thirteenth foor."-New York
Press.
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a pistinction.

There had been an explosion at
the quarry. The reporter rushed
to the hospital and was shown to the
foom wherein Pat McQueer lay
groaning. The scribe pulled out
notebook and pencil.
pat" he began, gthey tell me
you were calm and collected"
81 was cam" answered Pat, "but
poor old Dinnis was COLLECTED. -
Judge.
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jefferson TIP. Notice.

The uliersi ned trustee Of Jefferson
township. Dubois county hereby gives
notice that he Will attend to all busin Sc
pertaining 70 The office Of Trustee at his
Drug Store in Birdseye Indiana on
the Tuesdays of each week and requests
all persD ms having township business &c
crescent il on office DAYS.
JOHN w. ENLOW, Trustee.
jan. 5. 05-lyr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-27

Miggles-There : more truth than
poetry in that old saw "Where there
is smoke there is fire"
Wiggles III What do you know
about it2
Miggles-It was against the rules
to smoke in the office where was
employed. ] lit a cigarette and was
ired.-Ptts burg Press.
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Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice ls gwen nat hereafter ret her O
taa Of Ms.tiscn township will DC at h
office each Saturday ut his residence
one mile southwest o. Ir'iaod, Ind.
for the pur )ose of attending tC
,'wnship business, and all persons hav
D. business with the township are ex
lsrtei to confne il to those days.
Ghe TOW nship library is KEEP. az sam
Keans' in Ireland where all may
ob ain the books.
Che Indiana School looks will be
fund at Henry Summers store at al
Ines. SAMUEL A. t-LEzES,
IAN 5 1917 Trnstae Maiiacn tn
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Iarbison Trustees Notice

Tax pisOh uStCO NViet
Notice lie hereby given hat the under.
nRned Trustee Of HARRISON township
sill at. end 10 TOWNSHIP asiness on eacL
Monday Of the year. al my Office, and
oersons having township business tc
transact are required to present il to him
on Mondays
The township lIorsry will be Kept a.
IS home near Dubois.
JOAN l.. HARDER, Trustee.
Jan 5. IS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-27

Junior Partner referriGg to recent
death OF head Of frm)-I think that Is
extremely thoughtful OF you. Fletcher.
to hang up that piece OF Grape.
Chief Clerk-rhat isn't Grape. sk.
tts the office towel.-Tatler.
Evening journal., 1908-01-18

that the time is not very far dis
tant when American ships for the
foreign trade built in American
slhpyards. OF American materials
and manned by American sea-
men and flying the American flag,
will be demanded by the Amer
lean people"
Tomorrow. and tomorrow. and
tomorrow, creeps in its petty pace
from day 70 day"
Nearly twenty-five years have drag
ged their slow lengths along since
that memorable convention and laws
for the protection Of the American
merchant marine have not yet come
with them. Perhaps the American
people have not demanded them en-
phatically enough. or, perhaps a ma
iority of the people 10 not want them;
or perhaps they are a blessing held
In reversion by a Merciful Providence
for them that love Him, and will come
to us later in His good time That
they will come sometime, 1 have not
the slightest doubt; and that they must
come If the United States is ever to
become the mistress of the seas" as
she is is already mistress of almost
everything else, I think is equally GER
tain.
(To be continued)
Evening journal., 1908-01-18
A MESSAGE TO YOUNG MEN
Run Speak to This Young Man
Zaoharah., 2;4.
BY Rev. c. 7. Wyatt, D. D.

zachariah was a young man when he
had this vision prophetic Of Israers re-
dempton and enlargement; but he was
chosen to encourage Zerubbabel in the
work of rebuilding the temple when the
governor was disheartened. God says
to the church. Run, speak to that
young man. Study this text in the
light Of what young men have accom-
plished. At 80 Hannibal gained his
great victory over the Romans and
linked his name with immortality.
Charlemagne at 80 made himself mas
ter of the French and German En-
pires; Nelson, the greatest Of Britain's
admirals, was only AZ when he died; at
33 Napoleon was Emperor Of France;
at % William Pitt was chancellor Of
the exchequer; at 25 Edmund Burke
was the first lord Of the treasury. and
at 23 Byron was the first poet of his
time.
In these opening years Of the twen-
tieth century we observe that old men
are being displaced and we see on
every hand the sovereignty Of youth.
The maintenance and perpetuity of
free institutions depends in a large
measure upon whether the church en-
lists the sympathies and directs the
intellectual and spiritual life Of the
youth of this country. The non-attend-
ance upon the church of a great army
Of young men bodes no good to our
land. The young man has enthusiasm
and bold egotism before it has been
suppressed by the hostility Of the
world. He can adjust himself to new
conditions. while men after 40 seldom
change their opinions or methods. This
accounts for the leadership Of young
men to-day We must look to the
young men to wage war against COR
rupt practices I'm political and business
life and promote the cause OF civic
righteousness. Charles TX, King of
Sweden, laid his hands upon the head
OF his son, Gustavus Adolphus, and
said: HE will do it," and he made
good this prophecy as every student
of history knows. our young men
must stand for righteousness and jus
tice.
But the young man Is exposed to
many temptations. He is sensitive 70
the allurements Of Satan, and his pas
slons are strong He needs sympathy
and announcement. When the devil
wants to do a big thing he seeks to get
control Of a young mans heart, then
he will control his head, hands and
feet John. the evangelist, did not for
get his young men. He says: Il have
written unto you. young men, because
ye are strong and the Word of God
abideth in you and ye have overcome
the evil one"
Run, speak to the young man. Make
haste. He must soon enter upon the
icankering cares Of the business world.
| II he does not decide for Christ before
he reaches his majority the chances
are against him. Young man, have
lofty purpose and use your time 10
gain useful knowledge. The rulers OF
the world are not the men who wear
Its crowns and hold its scepters. Bacon
said: "The sovereignty lieth hid IN
knowledge" Isaiah says: Wisdom
and knowledge shall be the stability OF
thy times"
Evening journal., 1908-01-18
THE DOLLAR AND ONE HALF DINNER.

II HE fact that the Democratic League, Of this
4 city has raised the price Of plates at the
dinner to be given to the Hon William Jennings
Bryan on the occasion of his visit to this city,
does not indicate that the league is displaying plu
tocratic tendencies. "One dollar and one half
does not sound so striking and euphonious as does
the dollar but the advance in price has not
prevented the Hon. Willard Salisbury and other
distinguished Democrats from rushing for tickets
to the dinner In fact, there is said to be no fall
ing off in the demand for tickets, and the fears
of some of the Dover Bryan folk that noted
Democrats Of this city will "snub' the genial col
onel on his visith appear to be unfounded. So
far as Colonel Bryan is concerned, we do not pre-
sumo that he cares a picayune whether the dinner
is listed at one dollar plate or at tive dollars
plate. The colonel has always declared that an
increase in the supply OF gold production IN the
country would send prices up, and hence when
the enlarged volume gold production is with us
and the price of dinners advances to one dollar
aud one half it is but following the logical con-
clusons of Mr.. Bryan's philosophy
The league was confronted with a practical
question in preparing for the dinner. 1t was re-
ported that for one dollar dinner in which cold
meats would be the principal article OF consum
ton would be furnished. Now who in the world
wants cold meat on what promises TO be a warm
occasion? There is nothing inspiring about cold
meat. Cold food might make cold air at the din
ner, where hot air is desirable. The food should
be something hot in keeping with the words that
are expected to flow from both the toastmaster,
the Hon. John G. Gray, and the guests of the
evening, including the Hon. William H. Berry
and the Hon. William J. Bryan The league was
wise in rejecting the cold meat doctrine. Cold
meats might make the guests as timid and as
chilled as were the Gray men at the recent State
committee meeting.
The best thing that the league can do is to sup
ply good warm, substantial repast and laugh
TO scoTn any objectors to the advance in the price
OF plates from 81 to SI.5o. If Mr., Bryan is not
worth dinner costing dollar and one half he
IS not worth one costing thirty cents.
Evening journal., 1908-01-18
Saturday, January Is, 1908.
TUBERCULOSIS HINTS.

THE Dover State News this week comments
i upon the tuberculosis exhibit in the DUPONT
building, and complains that the Wilmington
papers have not given adequate reports OF the ad-
dresses delivered by the demonstrators we
have requested one of the physicians who
lectured at the exhibit, to reply specifically to the
questions asked concerning the disease by the
State News The replies OF the physician are to
be found in another column in this issue. They
may furnish some OF the information that the
State News and others interested are seeking.
If any of our readers desires to ask other ques-
tions or wishes specific information upon the sub
iect we shall be pleased TO secure answers from
those who arc presumed to know. We have no
doubt that the Ant-Tuberculosis Society will be
only too glad to send literature upon the ques-
ton to any part OF the State where it may be de-
sired 1t will be seen from the article in another
column, that the treatment OF the disease can be
summed up in a few precepts. Air and food is
about all the doctors have 10 tell us. But their
preventive advice is valuable, and hope is held
out even to those who are suffering severely from
the disease.
Evening journal., 1908-01-18
Editorial Opinion
Expeets Taftls NominatIon.

E~pectS arts NOMINATION.
New York World.
The World doubts II Mr.. Roosevelt shot
so very wide Of the mark when he pre-
dicted the nomination OF Judge Taft on
the first ballot.
Since the Secretary Of War returned
from che Orient his candidacy has shown
a remarkable gain in strength. This gain
is likely to be continuous. Taft is the
most convincing and winning personality
among all the aspirants for the Republi-
can nomination. The demonstration at
Cooper Union shows the kind Of i'm
preston he can make on an unfriendly
audience when he devotes himself to the
practical side Of politics.
Moreover, he has the whole strength of
the Roosevelt Administration behind him;
he represents Mr.. Roosevelts policies
more ably, sagely and judicially than Mr..
Roosevelt himself represents them, and
unless the Republican party is prepared
TO emancipate itself from Mr.. Roosevelt.
Judge Taft is the logical candidate in
every sense Of that much-abused express
sion.
The World questions whether any COM
bination OF opposing candidates can wresr
the nomination from Taft unless Roose-
velt loses his great popularity and his
Administration is more widely discredited
than 1t has yet been. We have long be-
lieved that Judge Taft would be the Re-
publican candidate unless the convention
were stampeded to Mr.. Roosevelt, and see
less reason now than ever before FOR
changing our opinion. 1t is time for Dem.
oerats to face the situation squarely.
Evening journal., 1908-01-18
MIKApo Has MS TRouBLEs.

f NCLAND IS alarmed for Japan's future
- British statesmen think the combined po-
litical and financial crisis there about the most
serious any nation could possibly face. 1t needed
only a glance at the country's balance sheet 10
tell some time ago just what was coming, but no
one seemed to appreciate the imminence or
strength of the danger. The past few days de-
veopments showed the world how grave the stu-
alton really is. One thing is certain, there will
be no further talk of a Japanese declaration OF
war against any power in the world Tor long
time to come.
With the bes4 Of luck and management it can
not be figured how the Mikado wiring be-
tween S62 and S63 per annum from each one OF
his subjects to pay the war debt If he fails Japan
will get into the bankruptcy court
For government in this situation to talk about
war against the United States is ridiculous. The
crumbhng of the Mikado's Cabinet is regarded
as an incident of peculiar difficulty. There is a
grave doubt that the vacancies can be filled with
out an election, and the stirring up OF popular
feeling by an election just now is admittedly dam
gerous
Evening journal., 1908-01-18
95 %

OF oil business transactions from
the payment of small bills 10 the
settlement of accounts Involving
large sums Of money, are conduct
ed through Banks and Trust Com
panics, checks being used In place
of currency for greater convenience
and safety. II you have not al.
ready an account with US, sgalnsl
which you con Issue your checks we
invite y0utO open one. Any amOunI
you Wish to deposit will be received
and our splendid facilities for bank
Ing VIII be available FOR your use.
Evening journal., 1908-01-18

In addition 10 these were many mis-
cellaneous cases, among which may be
mentioned: Grippe asthma. pneumonia,
malarial complications prolapsus uteri.
st. Vitus' dance, blood poisoning, cerebror
spinal meningitis. paralysis, cholera IN.
fantum, diabetes. floating kidney. typhoid
fever. mastoidal abscess. epilepsy, mem.
branous Group. qulnsy, hay fever, vari.
cose veins, spinal disease, insanity, pare.
sis, uric acid poisoning, chronic bronchitis
and a great many others which occur less
frequently in the New York record.
AS types OF the statements submitted
are the following. only the initials being
given by request and consent OF the writ
ers. Their full names and address can be
obtained from the Christian Science Com.
mittee on Publication;
1.-TWO tumors have disappeared; a par.
TALLY paralyzed arm IS restored; la
grippe has been overcome; a sty on the
eyelid disappeared in few hours; lum-
hago. the periodic attacks Of which were
my terror. was met about the first thing
and has never returned. ], how.
ever, regard the spiritual illumination
that has come with this great revelation
as Of more value than the physical heal
ing."-Mrs ]. 5. b. Portvine, n. Y.
''Variously diagnosed as a tumor at the
base OF the spine, paralyzing the intes-
tines; as a rheumatic lnvolvment OF the
spine and many other things. Suffered ex-
cruciatingly; unable to take food other
than the lightest-kept alive by copious
draughts Of whiskey and constantly under
the influence OF morphine. Eventually
given up 70 die by physicians. Christian
Science was turned TO. and the phys clans.
unknown to authorities patient was in
Evening journal., 1908-01-18
Gard of Thsnk.

Charles II. Bott wishes to thank
relatives and friends, employees of the
Consumers Ice and Coal Company. Ma
uonal Protective Legion, and members
and employees Of the Kiamensi Springs
Company. Tor their gifts OF flowers and
sympathy in his late bereavement
Evening journal., 1908-01-18

THE EVENING JOURNAL uses tho United Press New, News
ssrvSc, received in its editorial rooms over sps'~
wire.
Evening journal., 1908-01-18

This nespaper Is on sale regularly at every newsstand
n Wilmington and the principal twns IN the state o1
Delaware; also at Broad street station and twenty
fourth and Chestnut street Station. philadelphia Ia
Evening journal., 1908-01-18

Gilbert S. Jones. Business Manager
Fourth and Shipley Streets. Wilmington, Oela"at@
Evening journal., 1908-01-18

Advertising rates on application.
No attention paid to unsigned Communications
Evening journal., 1908-01-18

TFRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION. .
By mail. postage prepaid, $500 year OF 70 eenu, q
th payable In advenoe by carrier, six cents wee
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New York once: GOA Cambridge Building, Corner Ftta
Avenue and Thirty third Street
Chicago once: 81 Boyce Building
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THE EVENING JOURNAL COMPANY.

Directors and sole atookholdersi Hobert ., 5a'Toi
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TELEPHONES

Editorial Room-D q A. 500. Delmarvia. 1908
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The eEvening Journal
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Entered at the Postofce at wilmington. Del. as
nd-class matter.
Republican Newspaper. published daily. every after
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The enterprise-recorder., 1908-06-25

Archie Lsnier went over to Vsldosta
Monday afternoon returning Tuesday
DewitCs' Little Early Risers the
famous little liver pills, are sold ov W.
B. Davis.
Aren't you truly glad the political
exeiteuent is overS Now We can settle
dovu{o work With renewed vigor aud
eseft ourselves to build up our town
.Anl oouuty materially and morally.
Rev A. J. Tooke, Methodist minis
ter trom Floral City, is the guest OF his
nephew, W. L Tooke, tor few days
The reverend gentleman hss months
vacation aud will spend 1t 10 visiting
his relatives 10 thls county Georgia aud
Alabama.
The families Of T. J, Beg's and L, A.
Fralsiph are spending some time az the
farm. having gone out Monday. The
heads OF the households come 10 once or
twice a week TO look after business but
when they come they oont stay long,
preterriug the happlnes Of rural life 70
the cares OF business.
t<our little county town, Gresnville. is
going extensively into tobacco raising
and IA this weeks paper appears a
notice OF intention 10 apply Tor char
ter Tor a tobacco company which will
have capital stock OF one hundred
thousand dollars. The iuoorporators
are we'll known business men OF that
town and IL is safe to say that the new
company when started will be success
have opened real estate office IN
the rear Of the old bank building
hive 1000 acres Of excellent farm
lspds about 90 acres Of town propert,
and 3 dwahogs wlt- lots 10 town ioi
sale. viii make specially Of ooi
| lest,ne rents on iarm OF town propert,
and other accounts. "a my hands Az
An accounia Of j. C Kent, lately I
hrniture dealer here. and Of Adalu'
Mol.eary Persons owing either o
these parties are requested 70 call OF
me and settle Up same. II you hav'
property Of any kind for sale or rent lie
lt with ne and j win endeavor 10 die
pose Of it for YOU Correspondehc'
ohctsa Byrd 8elo'e.
The enterprise-recorder., 1908-06-25
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone IS.

Ice Cream fresh every day at D. G.
Smiths.
Joe Hinely Of Live Oak spent Sunday
in the city.
Hampton Spring water at Madison
Drug Co.
Mrs 5. r. Whaley and children Of
Oeala, are guests OF the lady's mother
Mrs. r. E. Dickinson.
wASrED:-Peach seed in any quantity
a.OO per bushel spot cash. W. II.
Dial. Sw.
Rev. Father Brespahau, who has oeen
laboring in other sections OF the state
for several weeks, returned to Madison
Monday.
y Breedlove's ice cream, all aavors, fresh
every day at Madison Drug Co.
Miss Ada Palmer returned to her
home at Champagne Monday after hay-
ing spent a week most delightfully."- as
the guest OF Mrs. Pearre
Watch for the solar eclipse next Sun
day morning. You'll enjoy watching
the phenomenon and YOU won't have
such another chance for the next ten
years.
Bic cuts or little cuts. small scrai ches
or bruises or big ones are healed quickly
BY Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salye. 1t is
especially good for piles Be sure IN
GET Dewitts. Sold by v. 3. DAVIS.
J.R. Borland, lately editor Of the Re-
corder,w 90 this week to Montgomery
Ala, where he has secured employment
We wish him unbounded success in bis
new field. Mrs. Borland will remain in
Madison for the present.
Dewitgs Kidney snd Bladder Pillsare
prompt and thorough and will IN very
short time strengthen the weakened
kidneys and allay troubles arising from
Inflammation Of the bladder. They are
recommended everywhere. Sold by W.
B. Davis.
W. H. Goodbread and family have
come from Live Oak to again make their
home in our town. They have secured
the Randall home on north Range street
and will be comfortably domiclled
therein by tue fret Of July. We well
come thel home again.
The enterprise-recorder., 1908-06-25

The next regular meeting OF Elizabeth
Harris Chapter, q. d. c., will be held
with Mrs. c., b, Ashley at the home OF
Mrs. W. L. Parramore on next Wednes-
dav afternoon, July lst, All members
are requested to be present at this
meeting,
Dr Armstrong; next visit will be on
Wednesday, july sth, Scientific eer-
vice by the most modern science 10 the
6tung OF glasses, overcoming nervous
ness aud headaches 0nd straightening
OF oross eyes without use OF knife. Of
ice at Merchants Hotel, One day only.
The meeting night OF the local camp
woodmen OF the World has been chang
ed FROM Wednesday TO Tuesday, 80 the
uext regular meeting OF the camp will
be held next Tuesday night, At the
usual hour, and after that on the second
and fourth Tuesday nights OF each
mouth. Members OF the cAmp will take
due notice OF the change aod govern
themselves accordingly,
The enterprise-recorder., 1908-06-25
CapltaI, surpIus and Profls: slOO.OOO.

Ice Cream fresh every day at ID. q.
Smiths.
Hon.W. W. Carroll OF Monticello was
in the city Saturday,
For Ssle;-A small iron safe. Cheap.
Apply at this office. II.
Redden Randall is at home for the
vacation from bis Washington
and Lee-at Lexington, Va.
For Sale;-House and lot-ohe'p.
See B, F. Underwood. 2w
Col. Cary A.Hsriee, States Attorney
for the Third Judicial Circuit, spent
sunday in the city with his parents,
Capt. and Mrs. J. b. Hardee.
NY entire stock consisting Of shoes
notions, groceries also full outfit Of
store fixtures for sale at and below cost.
LII. PATTERSON.
Fourth Of July is coming. Why can't
we have mild sort OF celebrations
'Twouldn't do any harm and might
arouse some latent patriotism.
Operation for Piles will not be neces-
sarv il YOU use ManZan Pile Remedy,
guaranteed. Price SOC. Sold by B. F
Moseley.
Mrs. c. B. Ashley, accompanied BY
her niece, Miss Lila FrAleiRh, expect tC
leave to day for Indian Springs, Ga.
where they will soiouru for severa
weeks.
One application Of MauZan Pile Rem
edv, for ali forms Of Piles, soothe' re-
duces Inflammation, soreness and Itch
ing. Price SOC Guaranteed. Sold by
p. r. NJ seley.
Rev. c. Fred Blackburn went out to
Plnetta Tuesday morning to assist Rev.
Williams in the revival meeting now in
progress IN the Methodist church al
that place.
Russell Vann handles Arnold Bros
shingles. Call at bis store for prices.
Charlie Morrow, who has been on
visit OF several weeks to his parents
Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Morrow, returned to
his business duties ct Rockwell last
Thursday.
Pineules for the Kidneys. 30 dayI
trial Al O0 Guaranteed. Pineules acl
directly on the Kidneys and bring relief
in the first dose to bacl<ache, weak back
lame back, rheumatic pains, kidney and
bladder trouble. They purify the blood
and invigorate the entire system. Sold
bY 3. F. Moseley.
Several new subscribers have beer
added to our list this week. Let th'
good work go on. Our subscription
book basenough pages in it to bold the
name and address Of every family il
the county-and that is just what we
would like TO have appear in Il.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Is
/ the one tnat culiul lcu iih0 ~ f' -
as IL tastes nearly as good as mapi'
sugar = It is different from the Others
as il does not constipate, but on tn
other hand it acts gently yet freely OF
the bowels and thereby IL drives th'
cold out Of the system. II sold by y
2. Davis.
sufficient returns have been reeei'es -
10 Indicate to a certainty that koyal y
Damn bias been elected over w n
Jackson to The office Of Railroad Com
missioner. Mr.. Dunn has large nun
her o, personal friends 10 this sec'io'
81 the stale who viii be glad TO ieArn o
his success. 5uwannee county CAV
him a handsome majority de va
make an able official ia bis uew eapaoi9
being specially qualified by quite 81
exoerience 10 the WORK as secretary 9
ne commission Tor about SIX years T