Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 11, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 November 1893 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER
f jas rat, Dubois county, Indiana.
FRIDAY,
NOVIMBER 24, 1893
- btoradat U FiMtoflct st Jatpar Indiana, fortrani Mit! thrMffc tlM mil u erood-cUit ttter.1
Saoator Palatr, of Illinois, saya thit
Abraham Lincoln once Mid to bin. "I b-ro ümfif triod le do ay dnty every 4ty, bopior that wben to-morrow oame
I bould bt mmI tolL" TfcU Ii a MBti
Boat worthy .to bt loMribod ob tbo wall
of Tory Kbool.room Ii Um lad. u
would olio aakt a sptadid aotto to be
OMpicaootlv bBOf ap la tbo faaiiy roÖBi of i?arj Anerkaa citizs. John
B. Stell.
Ö7 Hawaiian Comniisloner Blonnt's
wrw " r :
Moodoy, auch' to tbo surprise of tbe Statt Departmtat wbiah bad rcfutod to . a w-m a a. 9 -1
glfS u uui. now ii gui out lyiwj oalr tha Mwaoapora can uaravel. It
ooMBlotaly establishes Iba jastiee of Sacretarv Gratbajn't racomnaadationa to
Cleveland, and sbowa a moat shamaful eoaaolracv bv raaroaoatatlve of this
gOTtrantnt agaiBit Qoeao Iill.
ST Toe Mew Albany Ledger saya a
eoaaaalty ia bat tar off generally for
SM IBJHVUk UI CINllDg UailllUUVilCT aad pa u pan aaaong tba people is toloratad. A jut eyataa of tazatioa and co oparatioa. under lawa adopted by con
crete would do away with both lordling
aadaarfe. That people la happiest and
loat contented, wbaro all Citizen are on
aa equality, and no class is built up or fcvorad by tba law to tba detriment of . Tti m tilt 1 . . u.
it aa posilala like vaccination
m a 1 1 m 1 a 1 1
Abb amaoui ia, aauaiiu bnbj nraaiBirai. auu mil
avamaiul fit A bmam namvImUAUaI v aaaantira
tlto. Tlx Courier woulda't object to
am raw Hiiiinna iriaii.
How's Twe ? Aaaoclated Treat dii-
eay that it 1 not iateaded to
ft . a rmr. t . f
HI EH W uriu Ulli 1U 1VOJU
eaucai of ConarreMmea, but aa tbe
ilaaliiUlratlnn innroTM it. and a ni
.report it, tbat ia sufficient, ine
jdbike would iniiat tbat bo majority
a jinirrHi rawii nn mi m ifkn lbuiu
L.t 1
I ia aar leaae be called a Democratic
. aw. a . 1 tu I
H DT IM IMQINI rHDOHlB I IUT IU
Mil 7 , . , fl
umu it. lurl and Ininra iia niiiu
tao Mit election, than for tue Admin
tloa toaoeara tba enactment of laws
ab .Ii . m n ..L11 a A r
aawovaaa y ine roopia ai me pom
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reeauei a ueaoerauc caucus upon
I all JUaaioeratic mambera are expect.
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in n 11111 iwti 111 irr uvhbui vis w
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Au Eastern Policy. Tba following paragraph dipped from au exchange explains a wlaaluf Eastern policy : "It is reported tbat lion. W. D. By.
Baa will aot be a candidate for re-elec ties ta CoaajreM. It is learned that he baa received two offers to outer tba bmc
tleeof law in the Bast. One of them Is
from a New York firm, and the other from a Washington firm. In recen'. let
ters tbe Congressman said that he would possibly accept one of these offers and
retire from Congress at tbe end of the
present term."
when a Western man is sent to Uon
grass a few terms, aad displays couiid
arable ability, the money centers of the Eastlmake bim such flattering offers tbat
be cannot roust catting his lot with
tbea, aud they enlist bis sympathies for
tneir policies. Ho doubt this explains
why Uynum voted as he did on the
Eastern silver demonetization bill, and
ill follow them on tbe tariff.
Obituary.
PORTERSVILLK, I XI),
On Monday morning, November 13
at 3 o'clock, our community was again
sddened by tbe Death Angol visiting
the bnma of John D. and Emma L. uray,
aad laying bis icy baud upon their only
darling. child.
Little Ulauoa b. was but two months
and six daya of aire. While bia stay
with them was brief, it was long enough
for the bereaved parents to become very tenderly attached to bim.
Tbey nave tbe sympathy or the entire
community. While it is hard to part with our loved ones, may tbey realize tbat while ties are loosoniug on earth, they are fattening in tbat blessed Home where tears and parting am no more. "Another little lamb baa gone To dwell with liira who gave ; Another little darling babe la sheltered iu tbe grave. God needed one more angel child Amidst His shining baud, And so Ho bent Ills loving smile And clasped your darling's band." Florence Munkel.
Those who have, been quail buntiag aay tbe birds are very scarce.
Tbe averago value. of land in Indiana $30.03 per acra. (From Our Rtftalar Correspondent! OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington, D. C, Nov. 22, 1893.
aTTbe evil effect of tbe refusal o
a sta lain a TlAHineratie emeu, aad da
tt mm rMPtrdM u riannBattixittrtft nr
km ItlatcltnaflAM af Damno rat In C.nu
tttataa to be beAod by caueai action
tbe tariff, br any otbtr question to
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nm iiirir nimiui. inu ibb iinmiaira.
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This now apparent fact Is threatening
mm aa as w amaa aanan wasataahwaaw aun nn.
! mm my awvs w vw niuwu vaainavu aiiia m a.
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mmUtmmU It tarn kat.Al Ika mmtm.- mmA
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a .AaaaMillftaaä avail I haA aaaa.lt nm
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ftaaa DaxMaJ. Um. Il. at-. A M la
mmw MwajaW VJ BOBS' Ml Wa 13 kJVpiSRIUQIt aTaaaTi GikmurmSämtmimmmn tAvrwh rnmnnga fthaf
JonnittM had keen ditcuiting tariflfs ol
I klada In raaiiulvn inr Ian
a
wmtm, aau wira rniuBiwr iuuuoku ut
aa people ta bo iDrOrmed in regard to
arm taxation at leatt, ana yet tbey de-
ayea aoa dan tod unaer a pretext or get
mm iu rm lnmi niiiini irnm i m ri man
aoiurara.
By tbie nrocaee thev have learned that
he Deaaoeratlc lamber kings' in Michi
aava Deaocratlc Congreasmen from
BDM'Wlkri ara aaniuarl tn nnlilni titra.
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uh at l . a . .h l .tin iibiiiiii ihlii:
wta HMiaiKm si a in n IUI Rriu
ree iiai : mat uemocrattc coat mine
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WUH r nnimiHi III niiiiinir rnil CI II
ho free list: that Democratic wool
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mm mmj mm m mmm an? n mtm a. anna is 11 mi 11 mm mm.
W mm WBBiWVllBiaiV -äM UKI B WW la-M. Dil mm m mm KID
let; that Democratic cotton raanufac
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mwm wwww.. , Maj...vnui., anil
aar mn Uta liaaanrralla lntrui.
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couatrv ara onnoeea to Dattiaff anv
Bl nn UMr atari at Ilk all lb... Inlaa.
aoBHHaad ta protect local induttriaa, diaposad to cite the action on the
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aaiaWaB mmtmm m amaa wrm mm aa ai aaaiaiai mm m w m ar
amBiwwBWH iv waaanunna nvja mihi w khbi uni
w j watvaavaawa iviwim vi AUD
by the Administration. This It
vet mention of the adage Chick.
will aaaa boat to roost," and from reeaU af tha raaaat alaaUona. it looka
thoag h tbey aigbt alto gat their aecks
Tbe complacent smile of President Cleveland and Secretary Gresbam since
tbe last newa from Hawaii was received
indicates that it contained nothing di
pleasing or disappointing to them. But no smiles are seen on the faces of those
who bad previously worked themselves
into a frenzy over tbe policy of the ad
ministration iu dealing with Hawaii
without knowing what that policy win
Tbey expected to near a sensationa
story of tbe driving of the Provisional government of Hawaii from power and
the restoration of tbe queen, by U. S
marines and sailors under conmad of
Minister Willis, and hoped tbat it would
have been accompanied by bloodshed
Therefore when tba dispatches which reached Washington Saturday afternoon
contained nothing more senaatioual than
the formal speeches of Miuister Willis
and President Dole, delivered wben the
former presented bis credentials as min
later to tbe 'Provisional government
the sensation mongers found themselves
without a leg to stand on.
Tha administration has never been
more dignified than during all tbe sense leai excitement and criticism which foN
lowed the publication of Secretary
iresbam s recommendation concerning
uawau. it had mapped out its pro
gram before Minister Willis left Wash
tBgton, and notwithstanding numerous
contrary atatemenls it bag not made the
slightest change in that program or In
ita instruction to Miuister Willig. It bat from the first been convinced that
ita course would be fully endorsed by
the unprejudiced public wben the facts
upon which action was taken become
known, and it has declined to allow pub
lie clamor to cause it to change its plans
aa to wnen inese tacts snouid be made public. That feeling is ai strong to-day aa it ever was, and when the nroner
time comes the peoplo will be takon into tbe confldencos or Mr. Cleveland, and tbey will endorse what he has done, and .a aa a . . .
iocs ntt wouia oe critics will be sorry
tney did not wait a while.
The sub-committees which have been
preparing the various schedules of the
new tariff bill have finished their work, and th-i completed bill is now being
considered by the full democratic mem
bership or the committee on Waya and Meant. While some minor changes may be made in the bill before it ia
made public It is practically finished and the republican members or the committee will probably be furnished with
printed copies or it within ten days, fo that it will be ready to rcnort to the
House during the first week of the
session. The bill has been approved by tbe President and bia cabinet and by the executive committee of the National
Democratic committee, and will not be
snbmitted to a caucus before being reported to the House. I am not ht lib
erty to giv6 any details of the bill at this
time, but can say without violating con fidence that it is from beginning to end a democratic measnre. It ia the present
atentioa of tbe nartv leaders to nuh
the bill through the Home before tbo
Christmas recess.
It It probable that tbe National Dem.
ocrattc committee will open headquar-
a f .. IU . 1 . .a"
leraia wbboibkiob in lima to take a
mors active part in tbe orellainarv
work of tbe Congressional caanalen
of next year than it hat been customary
for tba National committee to take. It
is not Intended tbat it shall in anv sense
. .. m a tr-m a
saperceaetne uoogressionai campaign committee, but tbat it shall act in con.
junction therewith.
in all or tha departmental annual re
ports which have been completed there
t one aottetbie reetnre tbat ia essential.
y democratic recoraraendatloni look.
ag toward economy In public expend!
tarn. Whtrever redactions are possible under existing lawt they will be
made, hat it Will ttke time to Undo the
results or a long ttrlti of extravagant Nov s
republican legislation, but it will be
done, and at tbo earliest possible mo
went.
rretuucm uieveiaud was uever appar
antly in hotter health thfin at this time
Since be moved his. family from his
country residence to the White House
tie upends about an hour every day In
walking around the extensive gronnds
in me rear or the Wbito House and he ie
almost invariably accompanied bv Mrs.
Clevoland, who la again the vorv nicture
01 neami, while the nurse and the two
babies are usually not far off. Owin? to
1 ne presence or an unusual number of
cranks and tramps in Washington these grounds are closed to tho public most
or tue time, but there i no truth in Hie
stories printed of Mr. Cleveland's being
lunoweu around uy a lot or private detectives. Eastern democrats laugh and pooh pooh at tho suggestion tbat monetary legislation will be renewed and forced to the front in tbe aporoachlncf session
of congress. Tbey say tba money ques
tion was permanently settled when sil
ver was demonetized and tho country
piscea on a gold basis, and that it will
not be permitted to occupy the time or
congress again soon, no matter huw much tho West and South mav uriro It.
The East has the President and all the
cabinet officers in sympathy with its
policy, if not residents an:t i'cpoiids on
me power or patronage to qunll any rebellion from its edicts bv Western or
Southern Democrats. 0. A. S.
Crystal Comments.
Crystal Is on a boom since R
Smith's dwelling houso is fiuisbcd.
has moved in it.
Mr. Chasleen has built an additon to
hi house, and also raised the unner
story.
The Baptist church has a fresh coat of
paint. This helps tho looks of Main
street considerably.
Tho Baptist church of CrVstal had a
fine, largo church trial on last session ; they were lawing over a few dishes.
Mrs. Alexander said to tho church ifshn
bad dono wrong she begged tho chnrch's pardon and would do better. Some of the members eaid thev could lust h. La-
dishes, partnership and everything eUo. and eat out or the pots, and they would go to tbe Campbellitef, and live Christians, by and by.
William Elkios was in town vestor-
(lay.
Berry Hall was married to Delia M.ir.
Nov. is, and lh peoplo wUh him luck
ue and wire start to Missouri in a short
time.
The peoplo of Columbia township are
or mo opinion that Thomas J. Cave. !. 1 m, r 11 ... I a.. . 1
ruMuuni 01 rjB'si, win Do our next
sheritl, as he is capablo ror tho business
1 he boys of Crystal say W. F. Sim.
mona is a dirty man In law; hut the
boys sav he done his do in their last suit
at crystal ; no had bad luck : you would
think it. The boys from old Columbia have go
oacK from A. It. Traylor's hotel. They
say tney are getting their light color
since they have got a change or grub. .O- l...Aat- B . . .a
vains im Kin me f-ana out 01 ma bvp
and can see til over Crystal at one sight.
S. 8i.orsv.
P. He
MRS. WALLACE!
WAITH -s- HEMER!
USES NO
MEDICINE!
....
WC
USES NO MEDICINE!
Visit Jasper for Two Days- PHENIX HOTEL, Nov. 27 and 28, 1893.
Mrs. Wallnco has cured hundreds of neoolo in this nml tin rim ml in ir nnti I ....
five years at No. 8 Upper Eighth Street, Evausville, lud.
She liaf.; mado her homo for t lie m-i
The remarkable enrr lie tiai timili' lire audi tu to entitle lir tn tl.n mnii.i.iiM r,r -Ii ,.i i.. 01 ,. .... .. .
been pronounce,, tocr.b!,. ..prd.ll, In Iha weak, nervuu, n eMll.ato,. h imvi 3 "lKlt .ulVri nnT i tl, hum "life 'Z KSoTCSär '
From tho Oakland City I2nterpri.se, August 22, 181)12.
On of Hi mostwonderr.il pcrewutver vliltlnn OakUml City Is Mr. Wallace, tlie
r.i.lt...a. 1.. 111. .- ... . .1 . .. .. ......
Ind.. ami bo Iuh nude 5ever.t. professional vtlL u, .1,1, rltv . ,: r" ."V. IV" "'i.V l: ",,?.rMW".f 1 uppr kiriuii Hr.ct
lid the l.atientol.iervinir Instrilctii.ns.' relief h,i. mm.. wl.r m..nVi.., ... . L -. .7. . ." ' "i" i meiiicu e.
Kuhn,
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InOIUson and VandtrburR ronmlv ho luve been relieved by Mn. Wallace ami i.crmancnt cur ellecled. menim wie e.n.ur, lorutie ureLuiidr,
toucli, mi;
Somoof tho best citizens in Gibson county have visited thislatly, tunny of whom doubti'd her ability medtciuc, but left her room greatly improved and thoroughly convinced of her power, by faith, over disc
to euro
disease.
without
TALKS WITH THE SPIRITS,
rm&n8hÄ the do.,,!, or departed, ami to dccrn,e their appear. ,.' r.ii.i I,. lty! '"f'"""' ''.Klw "Jvlce In 1iuliies, removea evil iiilluciicei. and uevr fill to l,e ' ,. . . ,w " !'I'.et',ly ,"""la'JB "", ,me -re Kvery hidden mystt-ry truthfully re eVled Ima-. . vife; Klve you correct dau-s of marriage and nisi Klve.s tbo full nuilie. u.inuu, .,uo . ima-.
TllOncll heconflne.4 lii'r.flf to rpntnrlnir linilllitn mlmt ntlil 1 ...t t. val ft I.. I.
ir ,i..i v..::.. r. :i v . --.j. j v
m vii, .1 .utiuuugc. Nltllltr IDC lu.ure UUPILIIIU Ol BIIV
enarated tocether: tolls If vnur frlpn,lar.- fls. .,r ir
ioi or stolen goods; describe your future uuybaud or
Survey Notice. T . 1 1 I . I I .
xiuuce ia tiereov given to all nersona
cuacerneti, mai me undersigned wi
proceen witti tne Uounty Surveyor of
Dubois county. Ind., on tho 18th day o December, 1893, to run the lines and de
termino tne boundaries of Sees. 20. 29
and 30, T. 1 S, It. 5 W. in Dubois county,
inn. ibo intermediate lines will also bo run at tho same time, and the corners
tnereoi established.
All persons interested are rpmmatn.1 in
. .......
uo present ai mai lime.
Jonv Horr. JosErn Horr, Nov. 24, 1893-31. And others.
Notice to Heir. Creditors. Kto..
In tho matter of the estate of Mttriin
Aikofer, deceased.
In the Dubois Circuit Court. Jan narv
term, 1894.
Notice is hereby iriven. thnt C nnron
Wening, as administrator or Ilm natniM
nf Martin Aikofer, doceasotl, has presented and filed bis account and vouch era in final settlement or said estate, and
that the same will come un (or examin
ation and action or said Circuit court, on tho 1st day or January, 1891, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear In said Court and show cause, irany there be, why said account and voucIipm
should not bo approved.
Okoiior Wen'ixg. Adm'r.
Trayi.oh & Mustek, Atty. ft a . '
witness my hand and the seal or said
Court, at Jasner. Indiana, this lluA
day or Novomber 1893.
Igsat. Eck rut, Clerk. Nov. 24. 1893. 2t
LICENSE NOTICK.
NOTICE U hereby given to th rltiien of Porternvllle.aiid lloune towri.blp. llaboU rounlv. Ind.
bat tlieundemliied. a malecltlienofthe Unitnl Stale, rill apply to the Count v Coniiiil.kloni.ra nr iiut.nu
county at tbIrnxt rRiiUraelon In December, Mi, tor a llcenie to retail liitoxleitlmr li.,n.,r . i... ..,.1
.nip, aim (irriuii nie aine to neuraUKoti tlic
ine, uinier nie nrovisiurn or in r
ernlnzauch llretire.
The precise location wlierr ucli liquors are to be aold a on the wet half of lot No. x. .l,mm .... n..
nal plat of the town of l'urler..vlllf . Dolwil.
Un. S. 8. WlNKINHKIt.
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41 UT. Ill, iM-JW,
Prem-
Indfana nnr
Remember the Day and Date Jasper, IVov. i2T and
Notice to Heirs, Creditors, lite.
e-l,'tc of Conrad
The Goldkn Saloon. Mr. Mathias! Renner now ha charsre of ihiu nlace.l
opposite the Indiana Motel, and when, In (he matter of the yoli want the best beer, or a drink to Ilclzel. dcccnscd.
cheer 4tid warm you, he inviles yon to In tho Dubois Ui cuit Court JanuarcH on hitm 3t (term 1891 ni Notice is hereby given, thnt William Cheap fcxcursioti to Terro Haute M. Harris, aa ndininistralor of tho esThe L. E. & St. Jj. U. U. will sell'!l8, of Conrad Iletzol, deceased, bar cheap excursion tickets to Terro Haute iPrc9C,,,ed and filed hte uccount and Ind., and return on Nov. 30th and Dec ivouc,,cr8 in settlement of said 1st, 1893, on account of the Christian n-'ostato, and that the name will como up deavor Union nr Tiwli anca mt I It a watt r rlfor the examination and action of (aid
one fare for the round trip, tickets srood!y'IcuU court 0,1 lhe 1,1 (lftV o lanuarv.
returning until Uecembcr 4th, 1803. i "mwi im m nuire, uiuunorsoi
This will be a great meetlntr of ureal 'Pt?uccs oi saiu estato are required to
a. a l a .. . . . .unnnnn lit anlil l 'am m
FURNITUR E
AND-
interest and all those interested should take advantage of theso exceedingly low
rates. c . . . . .
run purucniars may be imd Irom our
ticket agents, who have full instructions. It. A. Camimiei.l, 0. P. A.
DK. B. It. BKAiVOCK,
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE and Residence Jackson St.,
opposite Indiana Hotel. Jasper.
Calls attended in town or country,
day or night. Nov 24.93,ly
STATEMENT
UI n. Well Known IEc.sldmit of
Ferdinand, lud, He Und Confidence in the Specialists And Was Cured. Mr. Joseph Altmevcr. a well to do
farmer of Ferdinand, near Muntiniriirir.
inu., nas auueu dir name to tbe army o
grateful ones who have been cured by
Drs. Vincent & Prlcthard. and so well
pleased is he that he emphatically states
to all inquirers that he honestly believe . L a .1 ...... '
nisi menu pnysiciana can euro yy nor
ccni. oi mcir cases if given a lair trial
ppear in said Court and show cause, it
any thero he, why said account and vouchers should not bo approved, and let all heirs, legatees and other pcrsominterested appear antl make proof of their claim to any part of said estate. William M. Hauiiis, Administrator,
Witness my hand and the seal ot suit!
Coutt, at Jasper, Indiana, this 21st day of Novomber 1893. Io.vatz Eck rut, Clerk. TitAYLOii & Hunter, Alivs. Nov. 24, 1893 2l
LiceiiKC Notice. "VTOTICK I hereby Iren to the cltlMni of Dubot, XI HarbUoti tonhlp, Dubois county, Ind.. that the undersigned, a male cltuen of the United State, will apply to the County Uommlaalonert or Duboli. county at their neat resular eiilon In December, If 0.1, ror a license to retail intoxicating lliiuor.i, beer and wine, and penult the same to be drank on the prem.
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ernliiR auch licemiei.
The precise location where iald liquor arc tobeiold
m iiion n imri oi me oiiin-e:it quarter ot the northwest quarter of Sec twelve, Town one. .South, Kanee three West. 2.J-KK of an ncre. iKtlointiiar D11I...1. ti..i,i.
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1....1 I." .in.,.. I'uuuia couiuy, iniiiana. Nov. 17, 'Stf-lt. IIKNIIV f. DUDI.N'K.
Coffin
STilL iN THE I.IIAR I have just como back from Chicago whore I have mado arransremciitH with
tbo largest and host wholesale houses in tho country, I hnvo now iu 6tock some very handsome Parlor sots, Chamber sultos, Folding lied Lounges, Baby Carriages, Fine Meed and Swinging Kock,'rs, which I would bo pleased tojshow you and sell at a very small profit. I nm lhe leading undertaker In the city, htivo anything, you may call lor in tho Burial line, and will sell cheaper than ever heretofore bought anywhere. Prompt attention, day or ni.'lit, always (here. Storo open until 9 oclock. Give mo a call and you will como again. Philip A. GUiekes
Corner Jackson and
Oct. 27. 93.
Fonrt Sti cols, Jasper, In (1 in tin .
License Notice. TTVTii'rr i. i i , . .. ... . .
iX Ii I V 1 1 'ns 01 ''"P-'I'i
.......... .v ,t"ii-uii, Illinois rouniVi mil., thai the undersigned, a male citizen or the United State will apply to the Cotinlv i:imml.l.,ti ... ,.r i
connty nt their next regular session In December, Mt.l.
.... nicHie in reiau inioxic.iunic lliiuor, beer and wine, and permit the same to he drank on the prem. lata, under the provlalons or the law of Indiana euvnriilnia m.ii.l II.. n
I
i upon pan iimiui ,,t so. fifj. ns shown on the original lalAt'.r.l...a..n.1al. 1.!..l. a. n..
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The precise hwatlon where nald lliiuors are to be sold upon ea.t half of lot Xo. fid. ns shown on the original
hol county. Indian
AOV. 1, 'JKl-Hw
MATHIAS IIKNNKII.
Furniture!
AT-
COST PRICES!
Owing to n change ntul extension of nur busine?. which is to tnko place thin
summer we will pcII ciistomcrp, until
tho 15 day of July. 1893, ever thing
in our slock iu tho linn of FURNITURE OR COFFINS.
At Strictly Ciwt Prices For CiimIi.
M. ItOCIIOESAN'U. AI.IIKItT HOCIIOKSANO
Machine Brick Yard,
I. HOCIIGHSANG & SON,
Have tint In a machine to mould brick- with
power, and will soon be able to lurnlsh nil the
steam
Best Brick Made.
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NOTICE. DuliolH County Stutionury. The County Commissioners of Duboi
county, Indiana, will receivo sealed bids
for furnsihing the hooks and stationery
required by tbe several county otiicers,
for one year, from December 6th. 1893.
fi I . . a -A.n. "
io uccemoer utu, iou.
Itids will be received up to December
Oll), 1BU3.
All county officers will he renuired in
maice ana me tneir lists with tbe County Auditor for Books and Stationery rn.
qulr'tl, nt least 15 days before the De
cember term of Commissioners' Court.
Nolilanksand Stationery in whlnh
any officer has a specified fee by law
will be allowed.
The Board reiervcs tho rlnht to releci
anv ani all bids. By ordnr of Commissioners. JOHN GlIAMKI.HI'AOIIKB,
Auditor Dubois County, 10, 1801-3t. "
Mr. Joseph Altm oyer, Fer.linantl, lud
Said hi-: "I stifle red from tcomblna. !.. mm i m
uon oi cnronic (Hsohmoh ror many years,
antl our local physicians Dcrnied 'nil at
sea' regarding my cane. Finding thai
I hoy were giving me no relief, I look the
anvice or a friend and c mulled Drs T 1 a aS-t a . . .4
Vincent, tv t'riicuaru. At mis lime l wsf a very sick man. I had a constant hend-
acho and a ringing iu my ears and had
to hawk and spit a great deal. I lost all desire for food, became very weak and debilitated, and did not know what
a good night's rest was. After n thorough courso of treatment I find my. elf strong and hearty, ahlo to do any kind of work and all disagreeable Symplons have disanncarcd. I heartilv In-
J .. . . ' a. . a, a, . '
uornc ineso specialists and advise my
menus to consult them," CALL ON THEM
at the Phenk House, Jasper, Ind., Sat urday, Dec. 2, from 8 n. m to 7 p. m
Rate, $5 per month. Medicine free.
All chronic dlHcn.se treated with
unfRllltig MicceaH.
Particular Attention i.lt-.n I.. Iliitiu.. hit
KltN.S. and special ternn on law order. ÜÄTOIVK U.S ATltlAI. OIIDKII.
April 21. '03. IIochgciiMiuig &Co,
CARTS AND SPRING WAGONS
AT o O t1 1 In ordnr to closo out our Lrgo Slock of Ctrl and Sprlnj: Wag n in. before tho end of iho yoar, wo have decided to put thorn down at cost. COME And Look At THEM ! MILBURN & CO., JASPEU, INDIANA.
Wo Invito all who nio in
thing In our line to take
this
need .'of anyndvantngo of
Extraordinary Chance,
Never before of ft red in this count v.
amino our stock and nrlces befom
chasing and you will bo convinced.
Alles Bros.
Expur-
N. V. Cornor I'ublit:
Stjuitro, Jasper April wm
W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE noUp. Do you wear them? When ml In need try a pair. Dost In tho world.
$5.00
$4.00
$3.50 $2.50 $2.25
$2.00
SS
.oo
$2.50
sfcl ätlX FOR LADIES
S J'Va, I $1.75 'w-T;! D0Y3
If you want a (5no DRESS SHOE, m-n
styles, don't pay SG to $8, try my $3, 5 : r $5 Shoe. Thjy (It equal b CKtiori n;.' 1 wear a: wcl!. If you wish lo cccr.cnii.c ', k
do so by purchasing 7. L. Df- ' , i . prlco tamped cn tho bclf, '-'t I'v ' '
W I" UOUUI.AB, JJi oolttou. ar h -i
uly "fit-
For Silin In .1 pr r ljr .lOIINA. SKHHKIIsllK JM.
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