Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 40, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 June 1893 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER

JASPER:' FRIDAY, : : JUNK IG, 1893. Knteredai thtl'oMomceat Jper Itidlina, fortun. a.Uon tliroiiKh the mall & ecoua-clas nutterl CTTlietown trustees of Jasper ou " ivjti-iou an vi lliu LUIS tor tho electric light plants, being satisflßll linnn PVamiiialmti thai ai- - 'uiiunuu tum 1IUI1U Cli them compiled with the requirements ol tho statutos under which bids wore asked for-tho bids all requiring naymoot in 30 days after completion,! while no la.v reserves a cortaia proportion for JO days, in ordor that tho plant may bo thoroughly testod. Thoro was also other minor defects iu each of tho bids. Uad thero uot been tho Hoard would havo contracted with ono ot tho bidders, Vut these dofects prevented. Tho petition for the plant is yet bofore the Board and they should re-advertise for new bids. Two-thirds of tho citizens of Jasper are iu favor of any public improve-ments-an electric light plant included -and aro willing to pay for it. If the Board has any aoubt of this let them call a mass mooting any uight, and take the votes of citizens upon it. This Would nccossitato no outlay of money, and would readily determlue the matter to the satis. action of all reasonable persons. Jasper has no "bosses," to dictate what tho people must do, We are all ou a political equality, from tho poorest to tho richost, irom the most ignorant to the most learned, from tho stupid hoarder of bis woalth, who is afraid of payiug out a nickel without ho is sure a dime Is comiug back for it, to tho lavish squanderer of hi wages. All alike aro entitled to tho sarno voice and inlluence as to what shall bo duno by tho public authorities. Tho towu board should not assume tho position of "bosses of the people, but rather carry out their requests when proporly made known. The wish for au electric light hag been madekn .wu to them by a large majority of all the v ters. If they supposo there has beeu a change of sentiment since that petition was presented let them hold an e lection on it some night, and they can easily lind nut. Don t bo afraid of the People! Town Board Proceeding. Board met in regular session Juno 12, All Trustees present. p "iiuiminti nciu uinutj Rnn Kehrnnriai- mi I.a..o a no ru 78 00 Fred Vollmer, teaming, Henry Berger, surveying, Philip Kunkel, teaming, M. Lamport, teaming, S. Rich, teasing, Geo. Drösser, Matsbal, W. H.Jutt, Clerk, Chai Sollga, ex-Treasurer 21 25 11 50 60 CO 8 75 18 75 30 00 6 35 5 00 Total 245 50 Frank Joseph was appointed School Aiusinoiii piHce oi uau Miner, whose term bad expired. A netitmn Wfta nrnannlail I... To,1n Schuhmacher to extend tho grade of North Main street from 14th to 15th street. Referred to Trustoo Pfau to examine and report upon at the next regular session. Cbas. Soliga, ex-Treaurer, presents bis final report, which was referred to a committee to report upon hereafter. In the matter of tho electric light plant petition, the board having examined tho bids of the Ft. Wayno Electric Co., the Commercial Electric Company, of Detroit, Mich., and Wm. N. Gray, of Cincinnati, and lind that nono ol said bids comply with the requirements of tho law, and tho orders of tho board made heroin. Upon motion all of the bids were rejocted, and it is now hereupon ordered by the board that iu order to ascortain tho sonso of tho people of Jasper thoroupon, as to tho desirability of tho town constructing an electric light plant to bo owned by it, I he uoara roiors the matter back to thorn, and requests thoir petition pro and con to be presented to tho hoard at itn next regular meeting, tho 10th of July, to which time further consideration of this matter is continued. Cornea now B. Buoltner, attorney for the town, and iu accordance with former Instructions of tho Board, presents to the Board tho proposed petition to the County Commissioners of Dubois county for the annexation of certain real eatato to tho corporate limits of tho town, together with tho necessary surveys and plats, made by Engineer Hcury Berger, for said proposed additions, which are now horo approved by tho Board, and signed by each trusteo, and the allornoy directed to present it to tho County Commissioners at their next regular session iu September. There was something of a stormy session came in hero. A motion was mado to virtually depose Marshal Brosomer, by repealing all orders allowing hlin a alary, and that tho Board appoint Henry 8. Melchior as Doputy Marshal, over the Marshal's objections, and allow the Deputy $35 por month, being 5 moro than heretofore allowed to the Marshal, and that ho perform all dutios required by the Board without any extra fees, and fixing his bond at $500. The motion after discussion was tidnntnil ami Mel chior was directed to present his bond ai a special meeting oi mo Hoard on tho 16th lost. Dr. E. J. Kempf prescntod his rosignation as Trustee for the 5th ward, intimating that as tho Board was not inclined to DUraue a enrr-net rmiraa . would not serve any longer with them. i ne uoaru men adjourned for tho ovmag. Tuesday, Junk 16, 1893. The Board met and approved Doputy Marshal Meichior's bond, and he was sworn la as aa officer of the fowm and appointed m street commissioner, Ulso.

Oborst-Seller. Tho niarriagoof Miss Rosa OboM and Mr. Will J. Seller occurred Wednesdaj

of last weak, according to program, at St. Stephen's Church, Clovoland, Ohio Many menus hereabouts wish them well. Tho Cleveland "Leader," ol Thursday morning contains this aliotn tho wedding : A wedding occurred at St. Stephen' Church, on Courtland shoot, Wednesday morning, at 8 ;30 o'clock. Tho contracting parties were Miss Uosa V Oborstand Mr. William J. Seiler, both ol Jasper, Ind., Rev. Roichlein officiating. Miss Josio bcllcr, of Cincinnati, sister of tho groom, and Mr. Georgo W. Crammcs, ol this city, waited ou the couple. After tho ceremony at tho church the bridal party repairod to the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grammes, No. 42 Conrad street, where an elegant repast awaited them, ami where they received congratulations from numerous relative and friends. They wore the recipient? of many handsomo and useful presents. Thoy left on the afternoon train for a bridal tour of a week or more in the West. Obituary. Died, ou June 5, 1893, Mrs. Axmk, wifo of Franklin Simmon?, of Columbia i'p. She was tho daughter of I. and M, A. Smith, and was sick but a hon time, alio was a kind friend, loved bv evoryboily, and'leaves a husband, livu children, both parent., brothers und many relatives who ore sorrowing over their loss. She was a member uf the M. E. Church, having joined when she was young, ami always lived faithful Her body was laid to rest iu Ames Chappet gravoyard, hVsv C. Pin nick prcactiing the funeral. The bereaved t riunci . have universal sympathy ot (tie community. A Fimend. Maukied. At Rvaniiviilo WednesdO evening, June 11, 181KJ, by Rev. JitUacou, Mr. August Moknkiiaus, of StLouis, and Miss Flora Leigiito.v, ol Kvanevillc. Both the brido and groom were resi dent of Jasper and lluutingburg, r -epectively, for in uiy yijird. Miss Leigh ton having for sevoral years boon teacher iu itiis county, and Mr. Moenkhaus being a native ot Huntiugburg. They came to Jasper Thursday morn-, ing to sec old friends, and will make their home iu St. Louis. The Count Kit extends congratulations and best wishes. UCrTlio Comrnencemont exercises of the Publ.c School last week iu Jasper was largely attended, tho speeches and music were highly appreciated by all, particularly tho lino instrumental music rendered by the Ourlauf trio. Those Durlaut boys would be hard to beat anywhere. Tbo room was handsomely decorated; the presentation of county medal and diplomas by Sup't Wilson well done, and mado interesting to a 1, while the (lowers presented each of the graduates by tho young ladies wer ot the finest. The entire exercises rcllectgreat credit on tho scholars and Principal of the School, Mr. T. K. Dougherty, and to Miss Miuola Friedman, who exerted herself iu training the vocal class. OCrAnent the electric light question tho Couhier has no question but the bids were wrongfully hidden by some ono to prevent tho public from seeing them. The cditoi spent several hours looking for ttem in vain. They were public documents, under tho law open to inspection, and the only proper place for them was among tho town Clerk's records-but they were uot there, and no ono was permitted to see them, not even a member of Board ! until an illegal Sunday night caucus had determined what actiou should be taken! Washington Gazette : Jasper, our Dubois county neighbor, is soon to be lighted with electricity, and in view ot that end Councilmon M. F. Durlauf, E Kempf, Henry Pfau and Wm. Flick came over last Friday to sco our plant and investigate tho merits ot the lights, Thoy returned homo well pleased aud wo shall toon expect Jasper to bo lighted with tho same system as our vicinity. Tho gentlemen were also highly phased with our city and spoko highly of its healthy growth. County Superintendents. Gibson, T. W. Cullcn, re-elected. Daviess, P. It. Wadsworth, re-elected. Warrick, S. W. Taylor, re-elected. Pike, John Blaze, a now ono. Vandcrburg, J. W. Davidson, reelected. Knox, Potcr Phillippi. new. Martin, John T. Morris, re-elected. Spencer, J. V Noursc, new. Perry, f. J. Georgo, re-elected. Notice to Stockholder. The anuual meeting of the stockhold ers of the Phönix Loan Association of Jasper will be held at the towu hall, ou Friday, Juno 30, 1893. at 7:30 o'clock o m., for tho purposo of choosing o Ulcers for tho ensuing year, and such other bus loess as may como before them. By order of tho board ot directors. Ueo. W. Giumelspaciier, Secretary. Juno IG, 1893.-3L. New Com, Mink. Mrs. Mary Megnor has opened another coal bank on her laud near tho Cedar Garden, vein four and one-half feci thick, coal said to be finer than any found In this county, aud an excellent blacksmith coal. Coal, that will vory readily command 10 cts per btiahcl hero, and 20 cts iu Chicago. Mr Nicholas Laurc, her son-in-law, is an pel-intending Iho job. Will on roady to deliver coal about tho 1st of September. Town Phoi'kutv Sold. Recorder Brit Lomiug this wcok bought the handsome rcsldonco of Mr. and Mrs, A. g. Vest, on Clay street, aud will got poscssion in Soptcmbcr. Tho property sold for $1,850. Mrs. Alice R. Green bought tbo realdonoo formerly owned by Mr. Lcmlng for $000, and will rnovo thoro when AJ r. Lominggots possession of his purchase July 1, 4th and Uli. To all points on tho L. E. & St. L. R. R. tickets will bo sold July 3d fx, 4tb, good returning; July 6, at ono fare for the round trip.

To World's Fair Visitors. Tho C'ot iUKit has been requested to publish the following circular sent out by tho United Society of Women, of Chicago, and cheerfully docs po: WA It NINO TO WOMEN. We, the undersigned societies of Chi

cago, givo tili warning to young, wom en who may visit tho city during tue World's fair. Bowaro of ad vertisonii'iits of "L'ght Work and Good Wages." Rowaro of thoso seeking your ac quaintance in tho cars, depots or streets. Beware of invitations to suppcre, theaters, or any place of amusement. Thousands of young women are wanlfor immoral purposes, and wo know that hospitals, boAidiug houses, employment agencies, work shops and even chonla aro canvassed by respectable looking people who are seeking victims. Kclialilo information about lodging and work will bo furnished Iren " by mail or at tbo olllce of the Protective Agoncy for Women and Children, Room 823 Opera IIouso Building, Chicago, daily except Sunday, from 1) to 5, or from auy of tho societies given below. Reliable information always given by tho janitress of tho Ladies' Wailing Konin in each depot in Chicago. Protectivo Agency for Women and Children, Chicago Opera House Building. Young Woman's Christian Association. Room 61,243, Wabash Avenue. Working Woman's Homo. 21 S. IVoria St. Homo of tho Frieudless, 1U2G Wabaili Aycnue. Anchorage Mission, W. C. T. U., Tho I cmtiie. (Jli oago Worn in'?) Club. Illinois Women' Alliance. Children' Aid Society. Dpafioiip-J' lloit'. South Divij'ou Chri-stim E uL?ivni Union. The King',-) Dinchters, E.iwnrth Ltirn Ailelphia Sneietv. Cliioign Uoiiff 'iinl Aid Society. Illinois lliihi'ttii) Society. Ireland Incidents. i 1 Weather wirui-md roid- dtihty. Mr. A. M. Mean has been at French Lick Springs for her health. E. Stewart has got the frame of his house up. Messrs AI Hrfimley, C. Doane, Jr. and ivnrr Traylor of Jasner, attended the strawberry and ice cieiuu festival here last Friday nignt, Prof. V. li. Green returned homo last week from Mloomington where he has; been a student in law. Tho Children I)y oxorcjsos at the M. E. church Sund ly night was excel lent. Stewart & Adams have a blickmith at lat Mr. Tom Bean went to Petersburg Tuesday. Grandall startod tho tilo factory Tues day with a full force, Tho school hoiiso is undergoing a painting. Mr. LonU Mehrringor of Jasper was in towu .Miiiihy morning. Found. A long, lean, hungry wolf, clothed in sheep's clothing and wear ing a Fi'anic grin from ear to ear, which is very likely to deceive strangers. Supposed to have .escaped from somo show. Oi.n Time. Dull' Diinplo.s. Farmers aro about through planting corn. Tho measles are in this neighborhood. What has becomo of Madge and Shady I watoh every week for their letters? Thoy wanted to know jf Hlackeyc was marrie'd or dead. I am neither one nor the other that I know of. The letter I sent that was not published wa mostly in answer to your letters in re gard to thoso good husbands of yours, for they aro so very scarce. I hope they aro not liko tho lady's husband was where I was visiting somo time ago. Sho had done a big washing, tended to tho children and churned, and at eleven o'clock, as sho v?aa beginning dinner, tier husband camo in and said. "What, jist puttin ou bread?" in a very rough manner, and dont you think after dinner in her conversation, she said "sho just believed sho had tho host hus band iu tho world, and I suppose, she tolit tbo trutti about it, too. Why. Shady and iMadgo, I can tell a married man aud woman as far as lean seo them The wifo always carries the umbrella and gripsack, and has to cross the ditches and fences the best way sho can, and before thoy were married, oh dear! Hut I must hush, or tho editor will throw this letter away, too. The commencement at this place was a succes. The Superintendent made an interesting speech to to the graduate "on dogs and school iunua." Oh, Mr. Mrelz, who is going to be tho lucky one, to get the pnat oilier here? Give it to Jim again for ho is all right. Hi.ackf.yk. IIUOKIjKNS ARNICA SALVE Thk Hkst Sat.vb in tho world for (Juts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Ilhcuin, Kc vor Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions aud positively cures riles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Trice 25 cents per box. For sale at Martin Friedman's Drug store. April I, 1893. ly. Ii. Iv & St. Louis to Chimiffo. Passengers for Chicago on Train No 35 from ilaper to Evansvillo, loavinp Jasper at 10:40 a.m., upon Informing tho Conductor, can have Iho "World's Fair Special" on the E. Ss T. II. held for thorn at tho junction in Kvansvlilc, thus enabling tiiem to reach Chicago at 10 p. m. tho 8-wno day, loss than 12 hours from Jasper to Chicago. Jos. Henkdict, Ab'i Jasper,

FI PORTRAIT-FREE. PHILIP A. (iUCKES has made ar

rangemcntft by which ho U ahio to finnish from one of tho best artists in the United Statof a hamUouiu Lli'L M.L Crayon Portrait Free, TO I3VKHY ONE Who will make a cash purchase at ... tr vk r a . ... I . RIOIO Ot If.JS UUIjIjAUÖ worin goods of any kind. Specimen of ot the work on exhibition at my store. I have the handsomest and eheapetl biby carriages iu tho county; also handsome tioholstored parlor rot, nice bed room suites, lino folding lounges. McCan swing rockers, and other chair?, and with each 810 purchase you got lite-size portrait free. . Philip A. Guckes Corner Jackson and Fourt' Strct t. JuucO, 93. Jasper, Indiana, Milburn E Co. Slssal twino 10 els per pound Wood track hay carrior S3 CO Steel track hav carrier 8-1 00 Ruddy Harvester oil 50 cts per gallon Axlo Grcaso Hinder whip Double shovels Revolving hay rake Harness Huggios Sulky rakes Carts 10 cts per box 7o ct $2 2Ü 4.'5 AO .5 00 to 20 0(. 50 00 to 85 Of 12 00 to A ( ) $10 OU to 18 CO $55 O.i $125 00 flVOO $60 0" $75 00 Smith Wagon Osborne Mindcis, Osborne Moweis Oboruo Sigle Heaped Hawkoyo I lay-loader American Sewing Machine New Home Sewing Machine 6155 ( $35 00 Come and x unine our tock. MI LH URN & CO., Jasper. Indiana. NOT ICH TO BUILDERS, JAIL CONTRACTORS AND i FURNISHERS, I VOTKMi irt herebv given tbo th 1 Cotntnifiioiieia of Dnlioi cntintv will receive bidon the following workon the county jail, bid- to bn filed in I tie county Auditor's otllco of Duboh county, up to 12 o'clock. M. on TnUltSDAV, .IUI.Y 0, l?t. For the furnishing of the cells of the new cell house with all necessary nttachments. closets, water tank, pump, pipe attachment, plumbing, &c. &c. 2-1. For taking the cells from the old jail building ; tho donr, frame and all other iron to no carefully taKcn down, in order that they may bn again put up aud used. 3d. For tearing down tho old cell house, taking up the foundation rock, and piling them up conveniently, clean ing tho brick of mortar as the walls are removed, and piling them up bo th-v may bo used again, taking down carelully tho roof, sah, etc., so that it will be injured as little as possible. 1th. For erectin; a stone wall on the South eido of new cell house attachment. 5th For erecting a brick wall on the north side ot the new cell homo attach ment. Gth. For iron stairs in tho new cell house. 7th. For stone steps leading from Seventh street to cell houo attachment 8ih. For wood and carpenter work of cell house attachment, and windows for new coll house. Plans and specifications for tho above work may bo ?cen at any time at the County Auditor's ofllco. Hids are invited for t lie entire work or for any portion of it as numbered above. The Hoard of Commissioners rcunrve the right to reject any r all bids. Hv order of the Hoard of ComtniSMoncrs of Dubois connty. .Toii.v GitA.MEi.sPACnr.rt, June 16,18933t. County Auditor. I.ettitif,' of Dubois County Farm. Poor Tho Hoard of Commissioners of I ti hois County, Indiana, will receive sealed bids to let tho Dubois County lmr Firm, including thu taking care of and hoard of all county paupers thereon, lot a term of three years, commencing Sep tcmberl-d, 1803. Ulds will ho received at tho County Auditor's ofllco up to Thursday, July 6, 1893. i nn rigni to reject an uuis, or any mo, is reserved, as is also the right to choose between bids. A bond will be required of successful bidder for the fultlllment of his contract. IS I.OIMI1II.I KltNKIt.) .I.K!. C IKI.ET. ) Auo. II. KoKltN'Klt. John J. Am ;om ..issinnci s Co.vkad Jacki Juno 16, !893-3t. Notice to Bridge Contractors Nntico is hereby given that tho Hoard of Commissioners' ol Dubois county win receive .mis up io uo clock, .11. TitnnsiiAY, Jur.YO, 181)3, ror repairing ino stone aDutmouts of tho brldgo across Hull crook, ou the Celostino anil bt. Anthony road. Also, for the erection upon said abut tnonts after thoy am repaired, of a low Irus iron bridge, 12 feet wide, across Haul Hall crook. Plans and specifications for the work, tm.y hts son at any time at tho Coutm Amlir' ofllco. The Hoard reserves tho right to reject anv and all bids. Hy order of the County Commission crs. Jnil.V GltAMELSfACIlKII. Juno 16, 1893-31, County Auditor.

SPRING

n.ils and tilinwpr, an i Iii , l"J! Imuae" for the coming nur iper, your wiio'h temper '"liable win to do so Is to cull on W

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and supply jMlr iioiic-o with new a , Instead of compelling tho women to ccoui tho walls. Ill about n j, Hi -omei 's prices, f, from Ö to i0 cents per roll) and u grout deal iicut.M-, aud more christian like, than tho everlasting fCiutibing. You want to -.uuiu woik, too, on your lloors by getting

For them. Hromor has samples of all M) io- ; 150 patterns to select f; i u prices from 15 cents a yard up, to suit our into. A new earnut miv ,.v,

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Iliinbletonian. " ' ")MIh' lie is a great S oro Horse aud served 20 mare? last year at .r0, every one of which proved to bo in loal. ' 5 'lMMI.,,,ln!lk,1 "l,'0,u Hclc liorso and a race hore if given nit opportiu.it v. numtj-eilO ea-h ; $15 to mure with foal or SUU to insure u livin" roll. Other standard hred trott is and picers on the larm. Come mlV ihctii. We asetime no riski. 9 Sebastian Anderson, Ireland, Ind, April 21, 18'J3-2ui

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Is now open to the public. All kinds of Photographie work will in the best and most artistic manner.

Crayon Enlargements a Specialty. A lino baby carriage will bo presented to tho handsouie-l Im by photo'iaphcil by us up to July 10 Tho contest to be decided by three disinterested parties. Don't Full to Bring in tio liabics. Brown c Enthofen, Corner ötli ,t Jackson.-Up Sliiirs. Jasper, lud.

i At Ihn head of the procession of SEW ING MACHINES, as shown at all the Fairs, were t It c DOMESTIC and taking premiums over ev M-y other make I'urcha-iers of thcio machines also, run no rik of u law suit lor infringe ueut 01 patent, m the company mikes It a poin to deal honorably with every one. II von want tho Host Machine on Earth get one of thceo Irom Georgo P. Wagner, Juspor Ag't.

HOUSEHOLD

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W. L. DOUGLAS GUAC for 03 VllwCi GENTLEMEN. A sewed shoe that will not rip; d!f seamless, .smooth inside, more comfort iMv' stylish and durable than any otlur sh- t u r sold at the price, livery t,tyle. Kquals custom-

suura i-uMuiy iium ft iu The followiujr are of the same high staiidard of Ji.oo ntnl $5.00 Tine Calf. iratnl-Sewcd. W.50 1-oiii.c, l'nrnivric utul I.t itcr-CarO-rt. j-a.flo, 92.35 nua 2.00 lor working M.u. f'.-ju nna 1.75 ir Youiu.f ami itos. 3. llau i-hcwi J. I port 91.S0 nn.l 3.00 Dongola, J LADIES. IT IS A DOTY joa owe yoniselt to gov mu ueai vaiua lor joor monoy. Economize In yast looiwoar ny purcnasing W, u. ijougiaa tsaoua, v. won repioaem iuo Des; alu ai me pncea advortUod au thousands caatoaDo 70U wear p 110 aliiliiij Sain lit .Iiimt Itj .IOIIV A. S I.ItM I Usill.ni sTocKFara Charon 12072 (Standard IJred and Reglsfoicb Hred by W. J. Ncelv, Ottawa, III. ,d October, 1S8!). Sired by aeal, .;01. lt dam, Mifso Doyle, by Ultaua Cl.ief, '-tSf, record '2 :25. 2nd dam, (lolilcn Gate, by a son of Lakeland Abi.'albih, sou of Alexander'-: Abil.l .h orKiwigii,2:28, who U the siro of IJlue bo oxefiitfil 0NIIE0 s HOTEL MILL STilEET, JASPEH. AUGUST :-: KAEGiN, IMlOl'HiliTOU. The travollnir nubile will lltid Uotw) v'll lurnlshed and 1 llttni every way, aud the best of attention will l,L iivuu to the want ol guests I'm M'r' niture aud bods aro all now. and me able will bo found MippUrd wilh '"u tieft lb" market affords. Terms rra?ouihlc. Aug. KaegxnMarch 10-9-1

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