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The Jasper news., 1920-12-23
BLUE AND BETHEL
Frances and Mary earns

Frances and Mary earns
Ernest Mevius and family visit
ed Wednesday at Art MENUS.
A. H. Cline and wife spent Sum-
day at Gilbert Keltner's.
George earns and family spent
Sunday at Frank earns.
Mrs. Alice Keltner went back
to Mound Valley, Kans., where
she will have to take treatment
again.
Fred Pugh and family spent
Tuesday at Elmer Pugh's.
Harve Lucas and wife spent
Friday at l.. Lucas.
Mrs. Yates spent Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Brous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates spent
Thursday at Ray Bowman's.
Jessie Lucas spent Friday night
at Harve Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Primer of Pitts
burg, Kans., spent Sunday at
Lesby Garrett's.
The old Rocky Mound school
house was put up at auction
December 7, and sold to George
Arner for $1,000.
Mrs. Will Mitchell and daugh'
ter Cora visited Monday with
Mrs. Lee Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quillin called al
Lesby Garrett'sSaturday evening
Frank Wardlow and family anC
Mr.. Beeson visited at Georgt
Castlebury's Sunday.
Wednesday morning as Beatric'
Lucas and Cornie Lilly were OF
their way to school in JaspeI
The Jasper news., 1920-12-23
BLUE STAR
Mrs. Myrtle Coiner

NlIS. GTdnJ Mlller ana QauRn-
ter Maude were both sick last
week.
Mrs. Elmer Joiner and children
spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. H. E. Coiner.
Geo. Nichols and family, Nancy
Law and Lee Wright visited at
VIM. Scarbrough's Sunday.
Mr.. Larabee and family of Car
thage spent last Sunday at Jake
Kaderly's.
Mrs. Will Law was quite sick
several days last week with ton
silitis.
Mr.. Tomson and wife visited
Sunday at Mr.. Heckman's.
Mrs. Cecil Kaderly called on
Mrs. Coiner Friday.
Frank Hickman returned home
Thursday, after a stay of several
months in Iowa.
H. E. Coiner and family and
A. L. Owen were Lamar visitors
Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Grider will spend
Xmas in Springfield.
Chas. Grim of Joplin spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with his par
ents, H. D. Grim and wife.
Art Brown and family Mr.. Has
bargen and wife and children Edna
and Elmer, Grover Scarborough,
Mildred, Glenn and Hugh Stock
dale were Sunday visitors at H.
E. Coiner's.
Hollis Stockdale and wife spent
Sunday afternoon at Cali Oldham's.
Thomas and Johnnie Taffner
spent Sunday afternoon with Ray
mond Hickman.
Sara and Jerry Arnold visited
Sunday with their grandmother,
Mrs. Houser. ;"s
Will Kaderly called at Jake
Kaderly's Friday evening.
Miss Helen Hickman was a
Carthage visitor Saturday. 49,.
Jobe Miller and Henry Hasbar-
gen called on Rene Lucas Sunday.
4 Mrs. Art Brown and daughter
Helen spent Saturday night with
her parents, Mr.. Sproul and fam
lily.
Pete Lucas left last week for
Arkansas after a stay of several
months with his nephew Rene
Lucas.
Ray Steelman and wife spent
Sunday evening at H. E. Stock
.dale's.
Mr.. Stockdale and family called
on Mr.. Glenn's Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-23

Several Of this neighborhood
were shocked at hearing of the
death of Mrs. Dubes Of Pueblo,
Colo., who used to live in this
neighborhood. Mrs. Dubes died
December II.
Charley Hane was sick last
week.
Beulah Wood visited last week
at Jess Klley's.
Jess Killey and wife spent Fri
day at Charley Hane's.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-23

optImIStie rhOVohI
The trDs ElOFJ ef a state Il prosper.
lty At home and respect abroad.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-23
Gift Slippers for All the Family

Slippers ideal gifts for the various members of the fam
lily give each other Durability bespoken by the quality
of Ramsay slippers and prices low quality conss
tency will allow.
WOMEN'S SLIPPERS in Rose Blue, Wine Grey and
Green all sizes, 81 75 to $3.50.
MEMS SLIPPERS in Durable Grey Felt. All sizes to
10 at $3.50.
CHiLDREN's SLIPPERS in Red Felt, Blue Top. All
Sizes 81 so to $1.75.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
IS ABLE TO WORK
AFTER BEING OFF
FOR SIX WEEKS
indianapolis machInist was down
with kidney trouble, lazy liver,
disordered stomach and
nervousness.
Claims the new medicine Dreco has
given him prompt relief and ad-
Vises the public to try 1t.

81 advise everyone who has a sluggish
liver, weak kidneys or stomach trouble
to get a bottle of Dreco at once, for 1t
will surely relieve them" declared the
we'll known machinist, Mr.. n. w. ThoOn-
burgh of 962 Ewing street, indianapolis,
Ind.
Il often had to get up five or six
times during the night; this broke up
my rest very badly and next morning
I'd be tired out and not fit for work. my
liver was lazy which gave headaches,
dizzy spells and that no-account feeling,
my food did not digest we'll but lay
heavy in my stomach.
"Dreco put a stop to all this and now
sleep the whole night through without
waking up; never have a dizzy spell,
good that my wife Is also taking 1t and
it has about relieved her constipation
and nervousness. Both of us are great
believers in Dreco and have told a lot
of our friends about it,"
Dreco acts on the bowels and relieves
constipation, rOuses a sluggish liver to
full action, strengthens the kidneys, puri-
fies the blood, quiets the nerves, induces
sound sleep and acts as a tonic to the
vital organs, giving renewed energy and
resistance.
Mr.. Williamson, the well-known Dreco
expert, has headquarters at Clark &
Cade's Claypool hotel drug store, to meet
the local public and explain the merits
of this great remedy. See him today
Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
ONCE PROUD SHIP
ROLLING AT DOCK
Received Homage as Official
Yacht of Cleveland.

MUSHROOM, Mich, June 9.--Chained
against a Uttered and decaying dock in
| Muskegon harbor, to prevent 1t from
slipping to the bottom, Is a shabby lit
tie steamer, neglected and weatherbeaten,
the plaything Of adventurous schoolboys.
The faded name Pathfinder on the
bow means nothing in particular; but
uuder the scaling paint is another name,
Ruth, reminiscent of former glories.
| 1t recalls the days when the little boat
rode proudly between rows Of thunder
ing battleships and dipped her colors to
| the presidential salute.
For the semi derellct old craft was
once the presidential yacht Ruth, the
| Mayflower of President Cleveland's ad-
ministration.
For several years this boat appeared
often in the daily history Of the coun-
try, often carrying President Cleveland
and other prominent officials on cruises
| along the Atlantic coast.
1t was named after Ruth, daughter of
the president, and during his admins
tration it appeared in print as often as
| the Mayhower of today.
| Built In Philadelphia, 1t was consid-
cred at that time one of the best
/ equipped yachts on the ocean.
! Shortly after the Ruth was launched
| President Cleveland and several con-
| gressmen made q trip to the south.
A severe storm was encountered and
fears were expressed for few days as
to the safety of the president.
The boat weathered the storm in ex-
cellent shape, however.
1t was later sold to persons in Buff
falo and later purchased by the Chicago
Yacht club.
The boat was for severa. years its
| flagship.
| Finally the boat was brought to White
Lake, where many Chicago persons hayc
their summer homes.
! II was used IS private boat for some
! time and then as a livery between
! Whitehall and White Lake resort.
For several seasons the boat made
! trips between the town and the resort
and later between White Lake and Mus
kegon.
The old boat at drst attracted much
attention. but finally even It's history
was forgotten by all but a few.
! Then the boat was remodeled slightly
and used by lvcal fishermen.
! For two or three years it made daily
/ trips on Lake Michigan.
| Even then st was considered one OF
! the best fishing craft on tho great lakes.
The boat is owned by Phillip SchnoT-
7 Zach. former postmaster Of MuskegOn,
now a manufacturer at Manlstee; be pur-
chased II five years ago.
II is expected also to disclose with a
remarkable degree Of accuracy. the depth
Of water wherein the ship so equipped Is
floating.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
IGMEALSUNDAY
ALWAYSKNOCKED
HIMOUTMONDAY

1t is only natural that a man who
works all week should eat his biggest
meals on Sunday Homer Foster, 5137
Walnut street indianapolis, is no ex-
ception to this rule, according to the
story that Mrs Foster tells.
MY husband is a tailor at the Julian
August Co. He has suffered from
stomach trouble for twelve years. We
usually have our biggest meals on Sun
day. This naturally tempted my hus-
bands appetite, but every time he ate
heartily he was sure to pay for 1t with
indigestion. A big meal on sunday
knocked him out all day on Monday.
"Since taking Pepgen he can eat as
much as he desires without bad after
effects Pepgen is certainly a good tonic.
1t not only helped my husband of stom-
ach trouble, but it has also improved
his nerves. Before he took Pepgen he
couldn't sleep soundly, but now he can
The wage earners capital is muscle
and brain-without them he has nothins
to sell Pepgen, the great stomach, liver
and nerve tonic, has been the means OF
putting many a man and woman back
on the pay roll when they thought their
last days work had been done. Health
is the wage earnerS wealth. Health is
the greatest wealth in the world, too
the soundest capital, the biggest asset.
With health the ploddinG laborer Is
richer than the capitalist without health.
The man with stomach, liver and nerve
trouble is beaten before he begins his
fight. He doesn't even qualify for trial.
Thousands of wage earners praise Pep
gen because Pepgen means good diges-
fion. rich. red blood and htrefore,
energy and additionally.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
Your Blood Supply
Must Always Be Pure

One Of these formulas was handed
down TO the white man. and for more
than fifty years has been used as S.
S. s.. which is recognized as the best
known blood medicine on the market
This fine old remedy Is still made as
Of old from roots and herbs of proven
medicinal value. In fact, physicians
everywhere recognize the wonderful eff
cacy of these roots. and they are pre-
scribed in some form or other almost
daily.
And now, after being in constant use
for more than half century, S. S. S.
is more popular than ever. 1t is sold by
practically every drug store in the land,
and every druggist is we'll acquainted
with its sterling merit, for they have seen
It's results.
s. S. s. is a very valuable agent in the
treatment of Rheumatism, Eczema. letter
bois pimples, skin eruptions, and other
disorders that come from blood impuri-
ties.
1t is also without an equal as a gen.
eral tonic and system builder
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
RESTFUL SLEEP
SOOTHES NERVES
Well Known Indianapolis
Barber Endorses
Pepgen.

Dreams and visions Influenced whole
nations In the Dark Ages OF history. but
to E. r. Bennett. barber. 272S Bellefon-
taine street Indianapolis, dreams meant
only long nights Of sleeplessness. raw
and "edgy" nerves and a general run
down condition.
Before using Pepgen I was a great
sufferer from nervousness. couldn't
sleep soundly, and when I did sleep I
often had horrible dreams Ny stomach
was also in a badly rundown condition.
often had to arise during the night
and take medicine.
MY stomach usually hurt me worse
about an hour after eating. Gas would
form and cause sn uncomfortable. bloated
feeling. I simply couldn't eat vegetables.
I was almost compelled to live on bread
and milk
Among other complaints I was con
stpated. ] think I must have spent a
small fortune for laxative tablets, but
never found anything that gave me salts
factory relief until I took Pepgen.
"PePgen not only relieved nie Of con-
stipaton, but it put my stomach and
nerves in excellent condition. I never
felt better in my life than do now. I
can eat a hearty meal. with no indiges-
ton afterward Vegetables do not hurt
me in the least. I sleep all night, and
scarcely ever wake up until morning.
II am firm in my opinion that Pepgen
is fine remedy for the stomach and
nerves. ADV.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09

Il consider the day heard of Pep
gen the luckiest in my life. l never
knew how much good a medicine
could do in such a short time.
q was all run down, due to a case
Of nervous dyspepsia. Ny appetite
was Indifferent; no matter how at
tractive a meal I would sit down to,
my stomach seemed to turn against
it Immediately
Il was so nervous that even my
eyelids twitched. obtained pair Of
glasses, but they did not help my
nerves at all
Il remember an evening not long
ago when I went to the theater and
was compelled to leave in the mid
die of an act because I felt too i'll.
| had eaten something that dis
agreed with me. l lost considerable
weight
Il was blue and discouraged when
started taking Pepgen, but my dis
position changed in a few days after
| had taken it, Instead Of illness
ahead I could almost feel the ap-
proach OF health.
Within about ten Gays found
that could eat anything without
bad after-effects. And then l began
to gain weight / gained four pounds
in a short time. Ny nerves grew bet
.er. When l went to bed could go
to sleep and awake feeling cheerful
and refreshed with a hearty appetite
for breakfast Color came back into
my cheeks and my friends began to
speak OF how we'll l looked. feel
that I am deeply indebted to Pepgen
for regaining my health"
Get Pepgen at Henry j. Huder's
drug store. Washington and Penn
sylvania streets. or Illinois and Mich
lgan streets, or from any other first
class drug store anywhere.-Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
Three BOTTLESOF PEPGEN HELPED
VIM. BOSSERTS Wife MORE Than
$1,000 WORTH Of Other DRUGS

wife more good than $1,000 worth OF
has taken during the last two or three
years. She is going to keep right on
taking Pepgen, and if it helps her as
much in the future as it has in the past,
we have every reason to believe that she
will soon be a perfectly well woman"
James A. Kirk, 80 West Washington
street, convinced that Pepgen is worth
its weight in gold
Ernest Craig, 1912 Fletcher avenue
gained three pounds in twelve days.
"Pepgen is the best tonic in the world
c. C. Cash, 1914 Market street, tes-'
tilted that Pepgen helped his pain In
thirty minutes.
Mrs W. shinn. 80 Pine street. Her
husband was relieved Of Indigestion by
Pepgen.
MIS-. John Carlin. 2s20 Walker street.
is strong and well again since taking
Pepgen.
Mrs Mary Eaton, 239 West Morris
street Influenza left her system in run
down condition-Pepgen built her up.
q. L. Cromer, 1905 Ashland avenue,
feels like himself and regained lost
weight while taking Pepgen.
Mrs. Mary Strlggow, 1921 Draper
street, enjoys first big meal in years,
after taking Pepgen.
A. C. Carol 4S9 East Vermont street,
says: 81 feel great.'-Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09

VIM. Bossert, sewer contractor, BIG
years my wife has been a sufferer with
kidney trouble, which finally developed
rheumatism, and later affected her liver
and bowels. She finally grew into such
a rundown condition that I was great
~ alarmed about her. For three weeks
she was so bad that we had to lift her
out of her chair.
food often passed through her in
an undigested state, and therefore her
body failed to receive it's proper nour-
ishment. At night she was nervous and
an extremely poor sleeper
I'VE spent so much money for medi-
cines that began to keep account of
it, and during the last few years my
book shows that we spent a little over
81, 600, and still my wife got no better.
In fact. she seemed to grow worse day
by day.
I'VE saw Pepgcn advertised in the In
dianapolis newspapers. While we didn't
have much faith in 1t, we felt 1t wouldn't
do my wife any harm, because so many
people had recommended it. We decided
that We might as well give It chance.
And now. since taking Pepgen. my
wifes kidneys have been regulated and
she never complains of her back. She
can eat without suffering from indiges-
ton afterward. She is now on her third
bottle Of Pepgen and can get out Of her
chair unassisted, because her rheumatic
pains are so much better.
Her color is good. She has gained
about ten pounds since she started on
this tonic I am safe in saying that
three bottles of Pepgen have done my
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
RAILROADER HAD
TRAVELLING PAINS
Aches Moved From One
Part of His Body to
Another.

Although George Murray, 919 Bates
avenue, Indianapolis, is in the employ.
OF the Union Railroad, it isn't singular
that he had travelling pains which moved
from one part Of his body to the other.
Thousands OF people who have rheuma-
tism are annoyed in this same manner.
Mr.. Murray says:
Il was troubled with rheumatic pains
which travelled from one part of my body
TO the other. Sometimes these pains
would be in my limbs. and at other times
in my shoulders. They were Just as
sharp as a jumping toothache At times
couldn't sleep because of the pains.
4 saw Pepgen advertised and decided
to give 1t a trial. I have taken two
bottles Of Pepgen tonic and also used
bottle of Pepgen Liniment, with the re-
suit that my pains have entirely disap-
pesred. am glad to recommend Pepgen
to my friends"
For rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia.
aches and pains try Pepgen Eminent in
connection with Pepgen Tonic 1t is
made from mustard, red pepper, sassas.
fras, menthol and ammonia. 1t peneS
trates but will not blister
II troubled with constipation take
Pepgen Laxative Tablets. They thor
oughly cleanse the liver. They are diff
ferent from anything you have ever tried
eaten like candy.
Pepgen Tonic, Liniment and Laxatives
may be obtained at Henry ]. Huder's
drug stores. Washington and Pennsyl-
vania streets, also Illinois and Michigan
streets or from any other frst-class drug
store-Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
PRETTY MATRON
TELLS SECRETS
Reveals to Women How She
May Have Bright Eyes
and Rosy Cheeks.

If you want rosy cheeks, clear,
sparkling eyes, restful sleep at
night, bounding red blood and per-
feet health
Just take "Pepgen"
This is the advice Of Mrs. Faye
Withered, 1908 East Washington
street, Indianapolis. She is the
charming young wife of a we'll
known laundryman. Mrs. Withered
is a living picture Of the value of her
advice. She declares that Pepgen
has done more for her health than
any remedy she ever tried. She says:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
FEET AND HANDS
LIKE ICE Jumps
INCORPORATION
A Few Weeks Use of Pep
gen Relieved This Indi-
annapolis Woman.

Cold feet and hands are symptoms
which often go UNDECIDED to the detri-
ment of good health. They usually indi-
cate poor circulation.
A striking example OF what Pepgen
did to relieve Mrs. Ben Myers. Ola Goth
ST., Indianapolis. of these alarming Ills
is here told by her husband. Mr.. Myers
says:
"My wife's feet and hands were like
lumps of ice. Her circulation was poor.
She suffered with stomach and kidney
trouble. After meals she would bloat
with gas until there was a pressure
around her heart that almost shut of
her breath. She said that her food
soured in her stomach until 1t tasted
like acid.
ION account Of her kidney trouble she
was often compelled to arise four or five
times during a night. Her feet would
swell and I often noticed puffy pouches
under her eyes. She had a dull pain
across the small of her back.
my wife couldn't walk q square with
out being all tired out and there were
many days that she couldn't even stand
on her feet.
"Since taking Pepgen the pain in her
back and the swelling in her limbs has
entirely disappeared. She has been able
to walk. from four to five squares every
day. Her stomach does not hurt her in
the least and she sleeps fine.
while my wife is not as yet entirely
we'll Pepgen has made IA great improve
ment in her condition and she Is going
to keep right on taking it. She has
great faith In it"
Those who wish to learn more of Pep
gen may do so at Henry J. Huders drug
stores. Washington and Pennsylvania
streets, Illinois and Michigan streets or
from any other frst-elass drug store
anvvheYe--,Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
LIKES To READ
PEPGEN Stories
They Are the Best News in
the Papers, Morris
Street Man Says.

THE Pepgen advertisements in the
newspapers look better to me than the
best scoop a reporter ever wrote" says
E. H. Reinkenobbe, 1s45 W Morris street.
indianapolis, because the ads mean that
some person who suffers the way I used
to is getting straight tips on how to re-
gain health"
Mr.. Reinkenobbe is a we'll known union
cigar maker. He is highly enthusiastic
about the new Tonic
~ suffered with acute stomach trouble
and rheumatism for years and 1 thought
that both of my ailments had become
chronic. After eating, my stomach would
burn like it was on fire. The rheumatism
was in my limbs and at times I was
SO stlff 1 could hardly walk.
Before taking Pepgen I had to be ex-
tremely careful of my diet, as certain
foods positively wouldn't digest. Pepgen
gave me wonderful relief. l can now eat
whatever I desire. As to my rheumatism,
with which I have suffered so long,
want to say that scarcely feel it.
"Pepgen did for me what no other
medicine ever did, and 1 know it is
fine remedy"
Mr.. Reinkenobbes experience is only
one of scores of similar cases that have
been related by Indianapolis people,
within the last few weeks. Sometimes
Pepgen brings relief within the first
nd ofl
cases are more stubborn and require
longer treatment
OF course, Pepgen will not relieve every
case of stomach trouble or nervousness.
but If it is conscientiously taken, accord
ing to the directions on the bottle, the
percentage of people it fails to benefit IL
very small--Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
Johnson Leading
in North Carolina

RALEIGH, y. C.. June 9.-Hiram John
son is believed to have received a ma
jOrity Of the republican votes cast IN
Saturdays primary over Leonard Wood,
his opponent.
Returns are very slow and an official
count will not be possible before Fri
day.
Unofficial tabulations indicate Max
Gardner is leading for governor with
Cameron Morrison a close second.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
MUSTARD KNOCKS
GRIPPE AND COLDS

A liniment made from mustard,
pepper. sassafras, ammonia and
menthol has very good penetrat-
ing power.
For grippe. coughs and colds
apply the liniment to chest, throat
and back and you will be sur
prlsed at the relief it gives. 1t Is
also fine for rheumatism, neural
gia. lumbago and muscular pains.
For a small sum you can OBJ
tain a large bottle of the above
prescription scientifically COM
pounded at Henry ]. Huder's or
from any other first-class druggist
anywhere. Be sure and ask for
"Pepgen Eminent" as that is the
name under which 1t is sold.-Ad-
vertisement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
You cannot overestimate
the Importance of keep
ing your circulation built
up, so that your heart will
be constantly pumping rich,
red, life-giving blood to all
parts of the system.

Any slight disorder or impurity that
creeps into the blood Is a source of dan
ger, for every vital organ of the body
depends upon the blood supply to prop
erly perform it's functions. 1t is quite
true that practically every one is
equally exposed to the attacks of disease.
You are just as liable to be attacked as
the man or woman sitting next to you
on the street car. 1t all depends upon
the condition of your blood If it is thin
and impoverished, and has been allowed
to reach a low state by the accumulation
of impurities, you have not sufficient vi
tality to resist these germ attacks, and
they find a fertile field in your system
to spread disease.
Over hundred years ago the Indians
made many excellent remedies and tonics
from roots and herbs gathered from the
forests.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
Miller of Atlanta
Suffers Breakdown

Charles Miller Of the Atlanta Georgian,
president Of the daily newspaper depart
ment of the Associated Advertising Clubs
OF the World. was confined TO his bed OF
the Claypool hotel today with a nervous
breakdown.
1t was reported that his condition is
serious and that he probably will be re-
moved to a hospital.