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who attend thh three-dAy busiasas conference, during which he will tell, in his quiet, unassuming manner oi the biz event of the war which made him famous: st his religious coAvic ,uens against k1liing and how bs b. cams convinced of the nsed for ki1i- ing Germans; of the impressions css ated in his stolcal mind by the terNA1s experiences, and now what hs is gotAs tp do for his people since he has the opportunity to benefit them.
 He has declined offers of . fortune ts commercialise his fame, and h tak ing nothing for himself
 Surely such . man deserves to bs heard. You want to know what sort of chap he is and what savireamsnt fostered such . combination sf moral courage and physical skill.
 The Cotton States Nerchants' Asso citation has arranged with the Sergeant to be it's guest. to provide m eDpor tunity for the Merchants and businsss men of the south. who will be fn at tendance at thts convention, to meet and shake hands with him and hAvs . chat with this worlds hero
 He sprung quickly into promin sncs from obscurity because he was pre- pared in advance to take advantages of his opportunity The functions oi the association are to counsel tho mer chants in ways that will improve his community and make him . better business man, capable to cope with any condition or emergency which may arise.
 It acts as . bureau for interchange of thought and methods among the South's thinking business men, and in this annual convention the mer chants are brought together wher they can discuss their mutual prob lems and hear addresses by men whk have done things worth while.
 Asssciatsd endeavor will solve any human problem, and the Cotton States Merchants Association with its vast membership among Southern mee chants, has helped in directing many toward their goal. and 1t can help any business man with an open mind This Convention in Memphis August 1s-IA 7l presents an opportunity to meet the ~othor" town leadess in business; Le get their ideas and express oneS own: to hear addresses of many mon oi national reputs who are doing bis things and who will be here to cell about them
 The greatest sntertainm snt, as well As educational program ever attempt ed, has been provided, and aa Is al ways true of these oonv nvaationa. there will be no dull moments Reservations are now being made by the thousands of merchants who will be in attend ance. Any southern merchant kenka or other business man is eligible t membership, and is asked to advise tho Secretary in advance of his snten ton to be present There are no dues nor sscssm enks to be paid--nobody aateEdfnE tfas event will be asked fos any money AH expenses arc paid ous of fund crestsd by voluntary con tsfbutions by those business interests which realize the necessity Of the Got ton States MsrchAnes Asseciataon fos what it dees A bcist sring 9p and stiffening. the hasabons st sowtAasn easiness se',
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l, oaiiow complexion comes from olnous impurities in the blood and she su Ia les with the liver and bow. eis' are torpid. The medi .cine that gives results in such cssao IS hEkbINE. It is a fine liver stino- S.a Slaqt and bowel regulator. Sold
 eS~n bToS. If
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LABOR wAS1p|

The United States ssu paying $2.00 per day 4 and board and lodginr \ vetment work at BarfeR E Bruins, Ark. This vqa carried on all sumnc nishes attractive enpIm good accommodations ie tween the time the cru by and the cotton piei 150 laborers or more sr each place and planter [ : district are requested k \ government all the labor need at this time.
 H. Ml
 Chief EnGn
 St. Francis Luu
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If your child is pale and sickly, picks at the nose, starts in the sleep and grinds the teeth while sleeping 1t is sure sign of worms. A reme- dy for these parasites will be found in WHITES VERMIFUGE. It not only clears out the worms, but it re- stores health and cheerfulness. Sold by Harringto Bros. stf
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Ii you set in cool draft when you are heated and get stiff neck or lame back you will be looking for something that will ease the pain FIX your mind on BALLARD,S SNOW LINIMENT and don't he talked out of it, because it is inc pest pam relieving liniment vou can get anywhere. Sold by liar rington Bros. s.e
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ne farmers will now do a little day nght raving.-New York Morning Telegraph. s
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Why not make Mexico and Haiti mandatarles for each other and let nature take it's course?-New York World.
 Speaking of the death penalty. is 1t possible to make the Ka;sar anw w p peaoer than he Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
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Germany is only vsai the rat in ratification Journal.
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Nowadays there is notbino h-o,. ing Ledger. A'e'-
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The Blood hh
 tied \

By parasitic snil swarm through H streams when you ria, chills and fevsl' swamp fever. TAg every part of the on destruction M) phlet on Malaria and JADE treatment { upon receipt Of address. Write for day ....s| MA-LA CHEhMj Dept. C-i, i3A
 Northvs's Washington,
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SHOES WILL co DOWN.
But Decline May Not Come For An.
 other Year, Manufacturer Say

Boston, Aug. 12.-Predictions of decided drop in the price of shoes were made by leather dealers and shoe manufacturers, who testified today at the Grand Jury investiga- tion of the high cost of living. The concensus of opinion, however, was that the decline would not occur for another year.
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p. A. R. NOTES

Some time ago there appeared in the Arkansas Gazette a request by the State Agent of the U. D. c. for donations for the Arkansas room in the Confederate museum at Rich mond, Va. All we'll and good. We of course want Arkansas represented in this museum, but did you know that we had the beginning of mu- scum in the offices of the Historical Commission in Little Rock at the Capitol Building? Last week a member of the L'Anguille Chapter sent to Little Rock three verses written by Gen'l Patrick Cleburne in an autograph album belonging to Miss Mildred Yerby, daughter of William Yerby, who lived at the date of this writing, July 9th, 1854, in Phillips County, near Old Town Lake. The History Commission has good many things that belong ed to Gen'l Cleburne, but it had not one letter of his handwriting, so this donation was very acceptable on that account especially. Mir. Herndon, Secretary of the History Commission, says in hs letter ac- companying the certificate of the gift; We are glad indeed to have this memorial of Gen1 Cleburne. It is significant as proof of the gentle ness of character likely otherwise to be remembered only by the iron of the soldier
 No doubt there are other papers in the county hidden away in desks and drawers that are just as val uabie and interesting as the Cleburne papers. Please resurrect them and save them by sending them to our museum at Little Rock. Send all donations to Mir. Dallas T. Hern- don, Secretary of the Historica don, Secretary of the Historical Commission at Little Rock. You may gve outright, or you may lend them to the Commission. Mir. Hern- don will send you eertifc=-e of the glft or loan and in the latter case you get your property returned any tune you ask for it.
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An optimist, Percy, is man who thinks MT. Burleson may get mad enough to quit.-Macon Telegraph.
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ssssss

The large proportion of the pop- niation of Lee County are Tennes- scans therefore many other than D. A. k. are reading with much inter- est The Draper Manuscripts and lheir Return to Tennessee" written Tor the Sunday Commercial by John irotwood Moore, Tennesse Director oi Library. Archives and History.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06
PorterSViIIe Points.

DR. CASPER of Jasper was call
ed 10 see Aunt Kate Breiden
baugh who Il very poorly with
stomach troubic.
Rev Schatfer preached a good
Memorial sermon here Sunday
The boys {, ( this plIce marcheT
in .furch, with UDc hi Nc
Donald esdinC them with the
flag. the only Civil War veteran
left in this TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Winfield "cCrany and
daughter, OF Haysvillc attended
Memorial services h re Sunday
John Gsrdner f Chicago and
John Ke lens of Jasper visited
Their old school mate G. W. Cox
here last Sunday
Hiss klia kunkel, Of Denver
Col. WI is visiting her mother
at Jasper. called on old friends
here one dav last week.
Annie McCord is visiting her
brother in.lax Ry Leming and
family He has Just returned
from overseas.
J. l. Kfodel made a buslnes IS
trip to Evansville last Saturday.
Mrs Barbara Potts Of DNiess
Co., visit d at Harry BreIden
baugh last Sunday Cor.
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stOOR. ward, 500.

The readers of thIs paper will r
released to learn that there u ~ least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure in AL IL stages, and that i
Catarrh. Caiarrh neing greatly inhuenc'
ed bg constitutional conditions requires
con -tituiional treatment. Hall . Catarrh
.Cureistaken internally, and acts thru
the bio 4 on the mucous SURFACES OF the
sysiemthereby iestrlyingthe Foundation
II the disease. aud giving the patient
strength by tuiiding NJ the constitution
and assisting nature IN dong its work.
The pro, ,fie,ors hive 20 muc7 faith IN
the curative powers OF Halls Catsrrh
;ure that they offer one funded Dol
las tr any case that Il fslls 70 cure.
send for li-i Il testimof ials. Address
" ] CHENEY * co Pops. Toledo
Ohio Soilb Dmggist nc asiv.
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Dubois Co. as a Dairy County
Holland Guernsey Bull Association
Buys Highly Bred Animal in
Wisconsin.

A few days ago. John Hoffman
representing The Holland Guern.
sey Bull Club. accompanied by
Count Agent H c. Thompson
and w. o Mills of the Dairy Ex-
tention Department Of Purdue
University visited several Of the
leading herds of Guernsey cattle
in northern Illinois and southern
Wisconsin, in scare h Of a pure
bred registered cattle.
This visit resulted in the pur-
chase of Rex's Nobelman, of
Naplehill. a Guernsey bull-calf,
stronglv bred In the May Rose
family. family most popular of
the breed. a number Of immed-
date relatives of this calf have
sold for $1,000. The sire of
this calf. Rex Of Rick Neck, is
considered by leading authorities
of the breed. to be one of the
best young bulls. not only Of the
United States but of the world.
Rex of Rich Neck has three full
sisters not mature, averaging
632.2 poudds butter fat. his
first four daughters starting in
test are averaging better than
fifty pounds butter fat per month.
The dam OF his calf has a re-
cord of better than 400 pounds
butter-fat as two year old nd
is one of nine sisters with a rec
ord of 600 pounds or better. The
grand sire of this calf on the
dams side. recently sold for
$4,000 and he has sons at the head
of leading Guernsey herds in
Iddiana, Wisconsin and Michigan.
Arrangements are icing made
TO secure. in the future. possibly
ten or twelve teifers most likely
imported { ON the Guernsey Is
Ia IDS. These animals along with
the excellent Guernsey cattls
around HoI and. headed by the
Wisconsin purchase is going to
make a Guernsey center # Du-
bois county
Il. G THOMPSON.
County Agricultural Agent
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Over SubSuib0dby s75S,00O
Southern Indiana Counties
OVeI subscribe Quota in
Vi:lOru loan.

An oversubscription ofs759, 900
was produced by the twenty four
southern Indiana counties In the
Eight federal reserve district in
the Victory lcan. The amount
actually sold !, this sub distric:
was sl4,S51.%0.
In DuO0ls county the sales
we're $3.50. $50 90 or : 81, $50 owe I
the quota OF $37O,l01 Wander
burg county only eXt eeded Its
quota by s9O.050.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06
Chronic Constipation

Perhaps you have never thought Of II
bot this Disorder is sue 10 Lack OF
mois ure in the redidual matter of the
food. IL y1u will dunk an abu- dance
OF water, eat raw frniis and take lots OF
outdoor exerci-e,you may be able event
ually TO overcome j, entirely. In tn,
mean time nse some mild and gen l.
laxatives. st ong and harsh ca hartic.
take too IN Ich water out I TIA, system
and make a bad matte worse. Cham
berlain's rahiet are easy an ! pleasant
u take and IN ~ agree Tile IN Ell ct
Give them trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06
BEAUTY DOCTORS NEW BUG
Discovers That Worsn's Good loon
Are Regulated Largely BY
Therrorieter

The photographers schedule wa
disarranged half an hour because il
took that long 10 get the studio eI-
sctly at temperature Of 20 degrees
and the Thermometer had 10 reg
lister just that before the woman who
made an appointment for three
o'clock would consent TO pose" be
rsid- Women who sit for photo
graphs are very particular no=adau
about the Temperature Of the room.
Beauty doctors have discovered that
q vonan's good looks are rc--Ilsted
largely by the thermometer. Then
10 certain degree Of heat or cold
at which every woman looks her best
BY experimenting the beauty spe
cialist has found the becoming TEN
pcrature for each of bis patrons. and
when the women visit q photogrs-
pher no power on earth can persuade
them to 81. in a studio whose air IL
above or below that figure. When
YOU handle 9 succession Of subject
whose beauty Temperature varies
from so to so degrees il is not ar
easy matter to regulate stmosphe-k
rsnditions on short NOTICE.
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BurQe". Fuhs.

Miss Clara Fuhs. daughter OF
J J. Fuhs and wife living on r
Ed 5 south OF town. ard Mr..
Urban Burger, son of Gee rye
Burger. were n arried at St. Jos
eph's chu ch last Tuesday morn
ing at 1890 a m A reception
was held at the home )f the
brides parents. the finest lesi
deEce in Dun is county The
young couple will make their
hone on the groom's farm south
of Ireland. We extend congrat'
ulations.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Otto Seng and Edgar Hoffman
drove to Jasper from lndianapo
lis last Sunday 10 5 hours. after
having seen the Speedway Races
on Saturday After having seen
the racing machines they made
faster time coming home than
going. This racing game fever
gets into the blood of the best.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06
Was On n Torpedoed Ship

Thomss A. Breslin, 645 Broad way
Albany, y. Y. writes: Having been on
a torpedoed ehin coming 20 this country
IRON England, hal cold ever since
was sdyi ed 10y a friend to take Foley {
Honey end Tar and before loug was
cured" You can stop that cough OF
cold that has b ron lingering since ,pring.
Joe. A Mehringer adv.
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Licensed 10 Wed.

Jos +. Hoffman 81. ireland.
to Mary X. Kreiein 81. Jasper
Rupert J. X lueh 20. Jas per to
Emma Hollind n2i. Ferdinand
Otto J. Schaaf 20. Jasper, to
Helen May Berger 20. Jasper.
Henry :. Hoffman Il Hays
Vile, 70 Ada Drex er IS Haysvi lie
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Help d her Lille uirL.

Children need all their strength f1r
growing. A lingering cold weakens
them. Mrs. Amanda Flint, Route 1, Ne"
Philadelphia, % whites: ''Foleys Hon
CIV and Tar cured my little girl OF the
worst tickling cough Gives immedi-
ale relief from distressing. racking, tear
ing coughs; sooihcs and heals.
Jos A Mehringer adv.
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He Thew Away Ills Clutches.

"six wears ago had rheumatism p
bad was going on eru'ches," write,
August Stranded. Sister Bay. Wis II
ri a several medicines and doctors aud
got no relief Thre bJtiles OF tole Md
new Pills cnrel me. threw away my
cruichss" Have no equal for weak, sore
aching hack. muscles or ilnts.
Jos. A. Mehnnger adv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Sylvester Smith and Mike
Kunkel arrived home from lndi.
annapolis Sunday evening ter
Sc ing the Speedway race at Ind
i; nspolis on Saturday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06
Sc Feels Younger and SircurH

Middle aged and oder persons are SPIT
To @ufier frCm ovor-worked or weakened
kidneys and bladder. Mrs Warren
DYER, Airport, y. \ writes Il us@d
Foley Kidney Pills for weak kiineys
and pains a my back. and they gave
relief. After taxing Foley kidney Pills
/ feel Younger anal stronger"
jos. A. Mehnnger adv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06
The Doctor Away From Home When
Most Needed,

People are often very much disappOint
el O find that their family physician j.
ava. from home when they most need
his services. Diseases ike pain in the
stomach and boNels. e)lic and tiarrhc' q
require PROMPT treatment and hVe in
icine coult be- procur d or physi.ian
summoned The right way i 10 keep
at hlnd bottle Of Collie and Diarr
hoea Remedy, N physician can pre-
scrib better medicine for 'hese dis
eases. By having & in the house You e.
cape nue. pain and suffering and al
nsk 6uy II now Il may cave life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Miss Clara Rumbach returned
home Saturday from Evansville
where she had been instructor in
Lockyear's Business College.
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School Notes.

The townships Of Boone and
Madison will have a joint com
mon school commencement at
Lemons chur h in Boone town
ship on Saturday evening June
18th The township trustees.
George Trayl,r and George Nj.
Greene have asked the township
trustees. Miss Edith Reed and
Miss Lula Ragie TO arrange the
program Rev. Haley Of Emman-
lueI's Church of Huntingburg will
deliver he clt IS address.
Trustee John Schwinghamer
and the township examiner, Z
Meyers have planned to hold the
Cass township common school
ltommencement at Hol and on
Wednesday evening. June 18th
Trustee Edward Johnson and
towngh . exsnni ier. q orge FISH
or are arr angling for the Patoka
township com mencemei Z to be
held at I4untingburg Oh Thurs
lday June 10Th Trustees Lans-
ford. ~eger. Humber' and Bled-
soc will hold 4 joint common
school commencement at Dubois
on Tuesday evening Jtne 24th
In these tow ships Mrs Bertha
Whiting Hill. Mrs. Katie Bee
man, VI. L kellams- and Edward
Arnold viii act as committee 70
make arrsngen ,nts for - ogram-
Mr.. Richard Park OF Sullivan
Ind will deliver the class AL
dresses at Holland. Huntingbur.
and dubois. In all townships the
gradua,es arr assed To CO operate
with the exam uers In the rpans
or the commencement. "A more
detailed ann purcement Will be
mad lats-
County Superintendent
rne Center % crsir Pro1yetion-
The figures Of the last census. when
co impaired with those OF the previous
census reports back I'm 1850 Indicate
that the movement OF the production
Of grain under natural conditions has
reached It's western limit Since 1850
the -median point (centerD OF pro
ductlon OF the six great crops-corn.
wheat. oats. barley. rye and buck
wheat-vas about 20 miles west
southwest OF burlington Iowa: but fts
western movement In the Last ten
years was comparatively very small
II remains to be seen what effect the
great irrigation work nov planned By
the government YIN have upon he
location Of he great grain aslds 60
IL ssunfsy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Miss Emma Klein of Evans.
vile spenl the week end at home
with her mother. Mrs. JOS. Klein
on North Mill ST.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carr and
SON. of louisville spent tn, latte
nart of last week with her moth
or Mrs. Jos Klein.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Mr.. John Danheiser. son Of
George Danheiser. who former ly
resi,.ed in Jasper is visiting the
family of Postmaster Huther this
week
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Lam. Bach Relieved

Fora lame back apply Cham 'erl IN E
Iinimsnt twics day ami massage The
mu.cles of the back over tn seat Of pam
thoroughly at each application
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

R,bt. Eckert and II c Thomp-
can went to indianapolis Tuesday
- attend a Var Savings meeting
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FOR PEAST ERING.

Call on Chas. Flick. Ether
contract or bvday Good work
guaranteed. Corner 30 and Main
St. Phone "a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

40. Do YOU use Tuber Tonic for
Snraying your Potatoes 1t Felix
Iampert. OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Mis- FL KunkeI lett NJ )nda
corning to visit her sister Mrs.
d q nayi, at Vincennes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

no.. Buy your Spring Fertilizer
{, ON Ned \ ess, Jasper II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

The June term Of Dubois cir
hi, court conl ened Monday.
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Miss Leona BocEel nan. who
has be en- isiting home for a
week let yesterday Tor Lot is
willie TO resume her studies at he
Spencerian Business College,
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JASPER COURIER
In. per Mails.

Malls out:7:45A NJ. 6:30 P NJ
Mails in 8:27 A. NJ 9:2i A "
7 SOP. Nj.
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John Pickh1rdr returned from
New Albany Tuesday where he
was a witness in a r r damage
case.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

The Jasper College VII hold
its 80 h annual Commencement
next tuesday June 10Th A mag
lea entertainment and Class ad-
dress are on the pro sram.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Mrs Benham. of Mariana.
Arkansas. and Mrs Thomson. of
Princeton spent the week end
with Mrs. V. E Claycomb.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Misses Ardella and Delphine
UNDERESTIMATE returned to Ey-
So nday after spending a
few days with their parents.
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WANTED

Boy or girl ID or over to learn
to set type during Summer
months. Apply at this office.
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Postmaster John p Huther anC

Postmaster John 2 Huther and
VI. Albert Sonderman left for
Indianapolis last Sunday 10 at
tend the meeting of the State
Council of the Knights of Colum
bus. They were delegates from
the Jasper Council
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

co. Good Morningl Have you
seen the Courier ?" Well. | guess
Couldn't get thru the day with
out the Evansville Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06
County AGENT Notes.

Office Upstairs in the Court House at
Jasper. ! sill be In tbs Office all day
Saturday and Monday morning and Al
other times when not busy in the fields.
Office h0uTs ; u II A. NJ and 20 5 T..
NJ. PhOns 81
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Capt. WIN. BOckelman is at
indianapolis this w1os ate nding
"a meeting Of the Conscripti,n
boards oil the state. How some
of the boys do hate the word
"Conscript" or Drafted -; they
want to change it to Selected "
Why didn't they Volunteer"
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To Prevent Bslchins.

Makea regular habit Of -aiing slowly
mssiicaie yolr fool thoroughly. and
Yen may have no fniher fr0nb.e II YOU
should. take one 81 ChaInberlaln's Tab
let- Immediately after supper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

A Good Roads meeting was
held at the Court House Friday
night and was attended by a
good sized crowd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Ambrose Kuebler arrived home
from oy, rssas Sunday. having
been discharged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-06

Mrs. Guy Norman spent We'd
nesc aY in Evansville shopping.