Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 41, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 June 1893 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER

FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1893. Knlere4t thPoolBct JptrInJln, fortr" nUlon through the mU K-rond-cU niltr.) IMPORTANT SCHOOL JBOAKD MEETING. Hiph School Established nnl Another School Given the Catholics. We are Indebted to the courtoiy of Mr. John T. Melchoir, President of the School Board of Jasper, for tha following Information in regard to the special School Board meatlm hold on Wednesday night. A potiilon was presontod bMr.W.S Hunter, signed by a number of cltizons, asking for tho establishment of a stato commissioned high achoolby tho Board for tho ensuing choolterm. The potition was taken under consideration and it was determined by the Board that if it was granted, it would also necessitate tho establishing of another additional school for boys of tho Catholic church. It was Anally determined to establish two graded schools and numbor tho Departments as follows, and employ tho following taachors for each room. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS. No. l, Intormodlato German Department, to bo taught by a Sister of Providence , , . No. 2. Grammar Dopartmcnt-hy a Sister of Providence No. 3. -Intormodlato Boys schoolnot selected. nwEiiAT. runuo SCHOOL. Ko. 4. Primary Dopartinout-Mra. HVA.Gutgsell. 3Jo. 5. Intermediate Department, lira. AI!p. It. Green. No. 6. Grammar Department, T. K. Dougherty. No. 7. High School Department, Law not selected, but bv direction of County Sup't Wilson, the Secretary of the Board was twecteo to correipuuu with the State Superintendent, who Mr. WlUon said would furnish a teacher who would be recognized by the State Board aa a commissioned llttfh School toicher. and would thus nrnr.ura the admission . of the school to the commissioned list. The editor of the Coürieb has always understood that the so-called "coraraisioned liafof Higrh Schools was votod upon at a regular meeting of the State Board, and that scnooia were oniy aufitted upon a verified statement that certain required branches wero regularly taught. Its a humbug at best. Tha Board also decidod to rent throo rooms from St. Joseph's congregation for tha Catholic schools, to be paid for from tha nublic funds. Tha wares of the teachers for the next term were placed at 2 per day for the primary and intermediate departments and grram mir department in the Catholic school, and 13 per day for the Grammar and High School departments in the rental schools, and that teachers sboold have no pay tor auonuing mau tutec. Tuition for outsiders who wish to aend to the schools was fixed at 75 cants oer month for the primary and inter mediate departments, $1 per month for the Grammar, and 11 GO per month for the Hieb School. A list showing about $25 now duo the town for tuition for children last year, and which ought to be promptly paid now, was presented, and tbo Sec'y was ordered to seed the delinquent parents dune, and collect the money. The Board fixed no time for regular meeting, but adjourned to meet again when tha Secretary shall receive inform ation from Stato Superintendent Vöries In regard to a teachor for the High School. The retiring Treasurer of tho School Board failed to mako any report, and consenuentlv the Board could not de termine its nrsscnt financial condition. Soldier Monument. ROLL Of HONOR. Mathias Oliager, Ferdinand John W. KeHasne. Ellaworth riemJen Beats liiiiln miW. Kellorvillo $10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Inland Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F. Iroland 10.00 Winfleld 8. Lemrnon, Portersvllfe 10.00 Lemuel L. Kelso 10.00 Andrew J. Coffrnan 10.00 rihrlat. Sennlnsr .. 10.00 Ireland Tost G. A. B. No. 288, Ire land lohn P. Norman, Ireland Wra. H. Jutt Math.Urlch Irvln C. Whaloy, Mentor B. B. Brannock Jno. M. Schnarr, l'ortersvllle 10.00 10.00 5.00 n.oo n.oo n.oo n.oo 0.00 6.00 John Zuckrlcgel John Bauer it ii ii ii Joan K. Krodel F. W. Freyborger Willis M. Harris John J. Geisler H. 03 500 5.00 G.00 Bernard Beckman, Knoxvillo B. F. Nicholson ,, John L. Opel, Hayivilla Egld 8cnaaus, Celestlne Herman Tedar A. M. Baan,M. D. Ireland Jaeob Bartley, Bretzville H. H. Castrap, Dar Kasper Hatter Felix Lampsrt Joseph Lecbner Klchard F. Mllburti Frank L. Bet. Joseph Rise, Bowling Green Ivy., Kerr Traylor niram A. McDonald, Porleravllle William Krodnt GOO G.00 5.00 500 6.00 5 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 6.00 5.00 6.00 .60 5.00 a.r.o 11 60 2.00 2.50 1 00 2 50 2.00 2.C0 300 3.00 .00 Louis Smith John Breidenbaugh F. G. Munkel George Breidenbaugh Jfan Rita it John A, Krodal William Barger Aaton Brelaga Baleof Photogrspbi

IFrow Our lURuUr Correspondent. OUK WASHINGTON LETTER Washington, D, C, Juno 10, 1693.

Tho President has been sullbriiig from an attack of rheumatism tor several davs. which taken in connection with tho knowltidgo that ho has been dieting himself for somo time to reduce hi HorI), which notwithstanding tho cnor mous quantity of the hardest sort of work ho constantly doos, has been in creasiutr, was niado tho foundation lor unmorous sensational rumors concern' int his goneral health. Your corres pondent is assured by thoso who know thai Mr, Ulcvclamra general noaitn, oar ring tho rheumatism, is excellent. Ho exnocts.in company with Mrs Clo olaud and Baby Ruth, to loavo Washing ton for his Buzzard Hay cottage, where Mrs. Cleveland and Ruth will spend the summer. Mr. Cleveland will ietum to Washington within a week or ten days, possibly sooner, and will remain, making occasional visits to Bumrd's Ihy un til the last ol July wnctt no expects to go for at least a mouth's stay. Tho Tact month ot that ho expects to spend tho August away from Washington cU'ectually disposed of tho rumored earlier calling of tho extra hcssIou of Congress, a rumor that probably hud its only origin in the wishes of thoso who have been here clamoring for an immediate extra session. Tho coroner's jury has completed its task of Investigating tho Kuril's Thea tor catastrophe, and its verdict i looked forward to with tho greatest intorot It is woll nigh certain that it will hlatno Col. Ainsworth for contributory negli genco. if for nothing worse. In that caso tho grand jury will probably imlict Aiuewnrtli fni- iiiiuialiiiiclitciv ml ilci' finding will also necessarily carry some weight with tho Army Court of Inquiry which will look into tho matter thi week. Col. Ainsworth U still nt the hoatl of the Records and Pension Oilicc of tho War Department, und, owing to tho peculiar conditions surrounding the positiou, would etill he the legal head ol the office and contiuuo to draw hi; sal ary, even it no wero suspended uy tue President, as he may be before the end of this week. Ainsworth is a Colonel in the Army, but betas neither regi ment nor command ; he is not in the iae of promotion, and cannot bo trans ferred to other duties by tho President, and ho is tho only man in the army who cannot bo. Col. Ainsworth can unl be removed from the army by Court Martial, and so lonj as he romalus in the army it is doubtful whother tho President has authority to appoint any other chief of tho Record and Pension OHice, although he can designate anothor army officer to perform the duties tempo rarily. A littlo political tinge has been given tho matter by the appearance of Senator Proctor as tbo special champiou of Ainsworth. Although Sec. Grcsham will neither affirm nor deny tho statement that Min ister Blount has resigned, those who Know tho intentions of Mr. Blount, nay it is true, and the presenco of lion. Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, in Washngtou, has caused the belief that he will be his successor. Twenty army officers have been dotailed, under tho act of July. 1892. to act as Indian agents. Tbero was considera ble Ultuculty in Unding officers willing to servo anu tno rresiuent did not care to detail men for tho duty against their wtsnes. When noxt pension day comes round uore win do somo disagreeably sur prised mon among thoso who will apply tor tneir cnecks at soveral of tho Pun sion agencies throughout tho country the fail uro to receive tho customary check will bo tho first notico these men will have that they have boon dropped from the pension roll, as a result of the examination now beiner conducted by a select committee of examiners, of all the poiibions grantod under Kaum's con struction of the act of 18U0. Although this work has just commenced many names havo already been dropped and many more will follow. Tho men who are being dropped by this committee are not strictly spoakinir fraudulent non sioners, although thoy havo drawn pub no money to which thoy wero not onti tied. The wrone. If an v. was committed by Jtaum In so construing tho law as to mako them eligible for ponslons, and for that reason it ia not nrobablo that any attempt will bo made to rocover the money already paid to thoso who havo been or will be dropped, as will ho done in cases where tho pensioner got tho nu roll by fraudulent acta of his own. The ruling will likely load to an effort to enact tho much talked pordiein pension act. ine uovornmont is able enough io pension an us preservers. Congressman Tucker, of Virginia says if Mr, Carl is o koens on tbo wav ho has begun ho will bo tho ideal of democ racy and their candidato for the Presi. dency in 1890. Ho has dono two things that commend him mightily to tho popular favor the replacing of republican oiucisis wun uomocrats and nis rcfufling to bo bullied into issuing bonds, by the Wall street gamblers In bonds. 0. A. S. W.C. T. IX. Public Speaking. Mrs. Ellen Donny, of Vlncennos, ant mo ovangollst of tho Stato W. U. T. U. will locturo at tho following places : Betbol. Sunday. Jnno 25. 8 n. m. Hlllsboro, Juno26, 2 p. m. and 8 p. in. Ireland, Juno 27, 2 p. m. anil 8, p. m. Portorsvillo, Juno 28, 2 p. in. and p. m. Jasper, Juno 29, 2 p. m. ami 8 p. tn. Utintlnghurg, Juno 30,7:30 p. m. White Sulphur Springs. The Piko County, Indiana, While Sulphur Springs llotol is now ready for guests. Largo Improvements hnve boon made and a now hotel lias just bnon completed. The water ratinot ho oxcallod in tho stato for dropsy, livor complaints and kidnoy diseases, .id is guaranteed to euro tho wor casn of dyspepsia. Tho Springs nr located ton miles wost of Iluutitigbii.g on tho Air Line It. II, Volpon station. Hoduccd rates on Air Line. Visit thoso Bprlngi if you visit any. Good accomodations for $7,00 per wook. T, Ueudiu, Prop, and Mug'r. i

JULY493

-AT For tho benefit of tho Soldiers Monument. Tho 0. A. U. Posts of Hall township invito tho public to colobrutc tho natal day of our glorous and beloved couutry with thouiat Colostine, and proniiso all who attend nn interestiuf.' day. Good Speakers. Will address tho people; ilnn music will lontl Its charms, mid a Sine (Dinner! : Will bosorvod. Thoro will ho n Splendid Dancing Floor! And lovors of Dancing can enjoy it to their hearts content. The receipts of tho day will bodovotod to tho erection of tho Duhois County Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument Come One! Gome All! And brine: your families with you, and dovoto ono day to oncoura;ing' patriotsit. uy order of tho Posts. JOHN J. ALLES COM M AN I) KU. OF Fl CI Ab XOTICK. County Uonrd of Itcvlow. TOl'lCK i- borehv given tint tho Iioird of lluviüvv of tii ' iu-ji uonts and valuation of personal properly, of DuboH bounty, I nd , will moot al the Court Ilouso in damper, on tho firM Monday alter the fourth day of .Fuly. 1S93 I'he Hoard will hoar complaints IPIIJI" VF, 'V.. '' I (M "I'l'l V , , Villi (I view ofeorrccting all urrniN in irwnns and (inscriptions, and tho aesincnts and valuations rcturnnd by tho cvnral Towiuhip Asdossors, to make such roturns comply with tho provisions of tho aw. All good citizens nro re-pcclfully nvited to attend, cither in person or in written statements, to assist the Hoard to mako a just and cquitablo equali.anun iu iiiuoc,uitii iu tiBiiiia iiiuiuyiiout uuoois county, to contorm to nn equal standard reference being had to natural and gcogruphical condition?, and other olemeuts of value. In testimony whereof, Ihavo sot my hand and affixed the seal of seal y tho Board of Commission v' ers, Juno 15, 1893. John Gkamrlspacueh, Auditor Dubois Co. Juno 23, 1893, liw. JULY 4, 189.$. Temperance Picnic nt Bothel Thoro will o a temperance picnic at Bothel or. tho 4th ofJuly, in tho Tilman Grove. Public speaking by Itov. Ii. L. Allen, of Hrucoville, and others. Also a Gold Medal contest in tho afternoon, also eomo other cntortainiug exercises Comoone, Come all, and lotus oclobrato our national liulcpciiitenco day in a good and honorable stylo. COMMITTKE. Road our fluo line of Goods. E Mowers and Reapers. American and New Homo Sowing Michines. Ituddy Harvester Oil. Hawkoyo Hayloador. Champion Corn Drill?. Electric Light Coal Oil. McShorry Wheat Drills. Kimball Pianos and Organs. South Beud IMows. Smith Wagons. Littlo Wonder Ice Cream Freezer. NolllsHay Fork. Milwaukee Hay Carrier. Valley City Fertilizer and Dono Moal Binder twine, Harness, Iluggies. MILBURN & CO., Jasper, Ind. PINK FARM FOR SALK! In Madison- Township. Ono of tho best farms in Madison town-hip is now fr salo by tho undorsigncd, to-wlt: 112 J acres in Sen. HO, Town One, South Itango 5 Wc9t, for merly belonging to John Iturge, de ceased. It will bo sold at a roasouablo prico, and on partial paymonts if de sired. If you want a good farm, in i good locality, nenr tho thriving town o Ireland, this is your opportunity. For particulars, call on GARMENT DOANK. at Jaipo r Courier Office. aibh, aoi nr.rcs, lormeriy Known as the Adam Smith farm, at tho point whoro tho railroad crosses Patoka river will lie sold r.hnnp. Call soon. m. Ttoeiiar.sANu. alkkut iiooikibsanh. Machine Brick Yard M. HOOIIGKSAXO A- SON. Ilnvo put In n tiiAdilno lo monlil hri. l mil, in,.in iiiwvr,ml will ixuilio Iii in funiNli 11 the Best Brick Made. n.mv (liniUllv ilclrf.l. nl llmlr v.ir.l nu fr ,,,.1 1 .u.i... Purtlrnlitr Attention nivrn in iionae .. ii-.K.n,ani Mprct.it tortus nn nran racr, MniVK U8 A TIIIAI. OIlDKII, April 31, '03. lIochffMi & Son

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BINDERS

FRANK L. BETZ, Notary Public

General Life, Accident, Firo, Collecting, and Ihiildiug and Loan Agent. A) Money to Loan! in any sum from $3(0 to $10,000 on inortgngo security and easy tonus, nusinesa entrusted to mo in any ofthoabovo linop, will ha carefully und promptly attended to. n.ll nn or address nie at my ollice over tho Post Office, in Jasper, lo r, Ind. April 21, lMtt-tf nn ii! mit stocs in w -ATMrs C. Hochgesang's. I have just rctumod from tho city, where 1 obtained somo real bargains In staplo goods, and can undersell, witli better goods, all those merchants who tmv nf drummors. Call and ho con vinced. My stock of Groceries and Dry Goods is now, no STALK STOCK, and the best to bo round any wncro. Mr s. , Hochges ang. North Main StrniM P. S.-Oounlrv nroduco bought al hiuh nsl nrinns. March 1O-0IJ I NOTIÜ12 TO JAIL CONTRACTORS AND FURNISHERS. iBUILUtHb VTOTICE is hereby given tint the il Commissioners of Dubois county will receive bids on the following workon thecountv iail. hid, to ho filed in Ihr fPnuntv AudiinrV olliri! of DuboN conn nn to 112 oVlook, M. on Tium:siav, .In.YO, ISO?, lt. For thn furni!iiiig of tin1 roll of the now noil homo with all norpisnrv mtafhinent. closotp, water ta.k. pump, pipo nilaiOunont, plum hing. &:. tc. -2i, For taking the eiilla from tho ohl jail building; the doors, frames and all nllinp irnn t tin ivirnflllK' lnlvPtl (loiVII. jn on,CP ,hftU,Cy mav bo again put up 3d. For tearing down tho old coll house, taking up the foundation rock, and piling them up conveniently, cleaning tho brick of mortar as tho walls nro removed, and piling them up bo tiny mtty bo used again, taking down carclulIv tho root. sash. etc.. so that it will be nitircd as littlo as iiosslolo. "4th. For erecting a stono wnlLon the South sido of now cell house attachment 5th. For erecting a brick wall on the north side ot the new cell liouso attach ment. 6th. For iron stairs in the new cell hou pc. 7th. For stono steps leading from Seventh street to cell house attachment. 8th. For wood and carpenter work of cell houso attachment, and windows for new cell houso. Plans and specifications for the above work may bo seen at any time at the County Auditor' oflice. Bids are invited for tho entire work or for any portion of it as numbered above. Tho Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Jiy order of the IJoara of bommissionors of Dubois comity. JOHN' UKAMELSPACHEK, Juno 16, 1893.3t. County Auditor. Letting' of Duhois County Fnrni. Poor Tho Board of Commissioner? of Du hois County, Indiana, will recclvo sealed hitlfl to let tho Dubois County Poor Farm, including tho taking caro of and board of all county paupors thereon, for a term of throo years, commencinif Son teinhcr 1st, 1893. Ilms will bo received at tho County Auditor's office up to Thursday, July C, 1893. 1110 rigni 10 rcjoci an nxig, or any bid, Is reserved, as is also tho right to nhoORO between bids. A bond will be required of successful bidder for tho fulfillment of bis contract. AtKI. II. KoKIt.NKll.i Jons ,T. Ai.i.ks, Coinii.igsioucrs CosuAi) Jagki.ry. ) Juno 16. l893-.1t. Xotiiio to Brhlfro Contractors Nntino is hereby given that tho Hoard of Commissioners' of Dubois county ii I win receive okih up 10 z o'clock, AI. Thursday, Jur.vG, 1893, ior ropnirin tno stono abtitinoiits of the hridgo across Hull creek, on tho Col ostinoand St. Anthony road. Also, for tho erection upon said abu. ment, nrtor they urn repaired, of a low irns iron urinc, ia luoi wide, across said Hall crook. Plans and specifications for llio work, may no soon at any tjme at tbo County Andltor'n office. Tho Hoard reserves tho right lo reject any and nil bids. lly order nf tho County Commission. ors. JOH.V GlSAMKt.Sl'ArilEll. .Tu no 1. 1893-3t. County Auditor. 1JUCK1,KNVS AltNICA HALVfJi Tiik Hkst Sai.vk In tho world for Cuts Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver oroR, Totter, (Jhappoil Hands, ChllDlatns, UoniH, and all Skin Eruptions, anu positively cures rues, or no nay re ritih'ml. It. ia I'tiiirnitlnnd In irlvn uni'f.w.l 1 .. . . " i- y i'' Ion. I il i. I n it rt H a. ..r.... .1 ...1 . . . T jiumiiuii, ui muiiuy ruillllliuil, X I'lUO i;ums iiur Do.v. r or sa c ai Marun Friedman's Drug slorc. April 1, 1893. ly.

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With its smiles and showers, and Mot and Mowers, anil tho consequent iippm dty of "cleaning house" for thu coining heat of summer. You bIioiiI.i i,u ..,,, uiil hold your temper, your wil'o's temper and tho hired help's tcinner A., lallablo way to do ko is to call on 1 A" lu

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in C?4p!Ü-4n?4e?ilßiIR(rllßiIC FIE PORTRAIT-FREE. PHILIP A. OUCKRS has mado ar ringomonts by which hols abio to finnisli from one of the best artists in the United States a handsome LI KB SIZE Crayon Portrait Free TO KVI5RY ONE Who will mako a cash purchase nt hh storo of TKN DOLLARS worth ol (roods nf any kind. Specimens of the work on exhibition at my store. I havo tho handsomest and cheapest baby carrinjjes in tho county; nlsn handnotno upholstered parlor sets, nice bod room suites, lino folding lounge. McCan swimr rockers, and other chairs, and with each 10 purcha9o you got n luo'si.o portrait frco. Philip A.Gückes Corner Jackson and Fourth Street. Juno 0, 93. Jaspor, Indiana

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- In .Iiiiit liy.IOUK A. HSI1I IM TIIK: Courier ! THE of Dubois County ! Per Year! AT COST PRICES! Owbifr to a r.hativa and extension of or biisinef. which is to tako place iimmor wo will sell customers, iin" the 1st day of July. 1893. cvpi jtbmp in our stock in the line oi FUKNITUKI OR COFFINSt Strictly Cost Prices For Cnf Wo Invito all who nro in need of nadvanlni?0 01 thine iu our lino to take this Extraordinary Chance. Never boforo otlercd In this conntv. inline our stock and prices before pur Jhasing. and you will ho convinced. Alles Bros. M. W. Corner Public Square, J;PJf April U,W

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