Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 21, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 February 1894 — Page 4
JASPER COUBIEE
JASMCK. DUBOIS COUNT V, INDIANA
Kutarad at tat Pottoffct at J-iotr Indiana, for
t raattakaloo throagk tbt I i aa .:oui clatt matter,
FRIDAY, - FEBRUARY 3, 1894
Democratic Central Committee
Meeting.
The abert of the Democratic
Central Coanlttee of Dubois county
ararMQMttd to Meet at tha Court
hotMia JMper. oa Wednesday, Feb
rnarr 14th. at 10 o'clock a. si. Tbl
maetla is called for tbt purpose of
fixlnr the date of holding the Primary
election, aed other important boiineia
will eoeae before tbe eomamtee. ai
Descents who bare tbe intereits of
oar party at heart, and especially a candidate, are invited to be present.
A. II. Koernei, Chairman. Candidates. Tbe lilt continue! to
iacreaae of those asking the support o tbe Democrats at the Spring primary
For Trastee of Bsinbrldge township
Mr. Joseph Heller, the fore nun in
the cabinet department of tbe desk
factory is announced. Mr. Haller
a satire of tbe township, bas lived In
it all of bis life, and established
rood reputation for carefulness and
industry. As a Trustse he would
make a eafe and attentive officer.
For County Commissioner of the
2nd District, Mr. Joseph Schroeder,
prosperous farmer living: on tbe New
Albany road, is announced. Mr. S baa never heretofore aspired to public
favor, though well qualified for essay
positions. lie is a veteran soldier,
having enlisted Aug. 10. 1861. ia Co.
K.,27th Ind. Vols., tbe first compauy which went out from Dubois county.
He was discharged September 1st,
1B64, having served a few days over
three years, and made a creditable re
cord. He is a native of Dubois county and takes a just pride in bar
material advancement and would make a fair county commissioner. So far ha bas;oo opposition. For County Commissioner for tbe first district, Hon. Conrad Jackie, of Boons township, is announced for reelection. He bas made an efficient and earefal Commissioner, and bis practical knowledge aa a carpenter bas served the county on several occasions to advantage. The Couribb feels free to say that it doss not know of a Democrat in that commissioners' district whom it would be better for the taxpayers to pat ia possession of the office than Mr. Jackie. For Sheriff Mr. Igaatz L. Friedman, of Hall township is announced. Mr. Friedman is a native of Hail township, a Antrete, clever man, honest and
eqaare ia all of bis business, raised
aad Hrea on a farm, and will make
at roar raee, aad a good officer if cboe
ea. He has been a constable of bis
township for sevsrai years.
Mr. Joeeph Scbitter is sanouaced as
a eaadidate for Assessor, tie bss aev
er held offlce ; ia a native of the town ship, a brick moulder by trade, and i
hard-working citizen, who if elected
would try bis best to do bis duty fair ly and aquarsly with all.
Electric Bitten.
Tills remedy U becoming to wolt known
ana to popular rs to need no snooiHl men
tion. All who have used Electric Hitters
ting iho same song or praise. A purer
meuicino uchu not exut ana a I ctmran
teed to du till that u claimed, hlectrie
Bittet will cura all disease of the Li vor and Kidneys, will remove, Pimples, Boils, Salt lthcum and otlior atiections caused by impure blood.- Will drivo Malaria from
the system and prevent us well as euro all
Malarial fevers. hurcureof headache,
K vanavllte Cornier.
EVMSVIllE'S SANITARIUM
WUT THI SICK RIJ01GI HO.Wshw
Whm
Opened on the Juiiuury.
18th of
A Modern lrlvate Mrillcal and Mtirgir!
Hospital Which la Credit to Ike City-
Ura. Owen nuil Walker Have Spared bo
KipcRM to make It cuiiiilete:
1 he hvausville sanitarium was
constipation nnd indigestion trv Electric thrown open to the public Thursday.
Bitters. Entire satisfaction irunranteed. January 18. Probably no Innovation
or money refunded. Prieo r0 cents .and in modern times nan grown so rapidly $1 per bottle at Martin Friedman' drug in Uvorat private sanitariums or bos-
MRS. WALLACE!
store.
Otwell Oritiaiuiucs. Winter bas come at last. Four weeks more school.
Harry Barth bas cone to Alfords
ville to stay a few weeks.
Addie Scanlan, of near Plainville,
lad., is visiting here.
Will Garland has sold bis interest
n tbe cornet band at this place.
Since we come to think, why don't
we have some music? We have
beard tbe band toot for quite awbilo
Quite a number of the young folks
from here are attending services at
Algiers and Burr Oak. They seem to
be enjoying the mesting, or tbe fun
don't know which maybe both.
pitals. Tbe rapid advances in both
medicine and surgery has made such
institutions a necessity, there are
many methods of euro which cannot J
üe successfully employed outside or a
properly constructed sanitarium. In
surgictl work such appointments aro
indispensiblo.
Trained nursing Is another advance
which has come to stay. Many uvea
are sacrificed for want of skilled at
tention.
it la witn great pleasures tbat we
not chronicle the opening of the Evans- j
vine sanitarium, which will give to
this whole section every possible ad
vantage that can come from such an
establishment.
ilia located on rourtu street near
FAITH -.- HEALER !
USES NO
MEDICINE!
CURES BY FAITH!
Oak, opposite the park. This is the
most healthful, miint and il rli ertit Tu 1 1
-r. iL ! i . l .. l . . ' " " - - - - r
r.vuryiuiiJK Tury iiuiei auuut uur marl of Ihe nltv anil at vnrv ranlra .
S a aaa m. an a li, AMnn saaaaelttar a I r a . . . . I
wnu.uv luiocs ui'i iiuiuiuK ui any I 11 nililil Inir wlitoh ia Inar pnm.
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consequence: no, woaoni wani mosa Peted, is entirely new and built tor
burglars any more. . this special purpose. It is a band
Died Old Mr. John Edens, or this some, three-story brick structure.
place, died last Tuesday, tbe öUth Inst, solidly built, the walls are heavy, the
Tbe old man bas not been very well floors or hard wood with concrete un
Mrs. Wallace has cured hundreds of peoplo in this ami surrounding country. She ha mado her homo for the tuut vo years at No. 8 Upper Kighih Street, Evansvlllc, Ind. 11
for some time, but scarcely any one
knew he was so poorly until a day or
two before his death.
Lots of loafers about our town talk
ike tbey might be anxious for some
thing to turn up. Maybe. Tom.
Joseph . Dorv, of Warsaw, III., was
troubled with rheumatism and tried ii
number of dinerent remedies, but snys
none of them seemed to do him nny srood;
but finally he trot hold ot one that spoedi
ly cured him. Ue was much pleased with
ind tclt sure tbat others similarly al-
m'cted would liko to know what the rem
edy was that cured him. Ho states for
the benefit of the public that it is called
Chamboriain's Pain Balm. For sale by
Martin rricdman.
0Lest week's Oakland City "Ree
ord" contains a very complimentary
aotics of several of the candidates in
this county before tbe Democratic pri
mary, aad also a compliment to tbe
gallant Democracy of Dubois county
gsnsrslly, and some of the offices se
lected from its ranks for district and
Stats honors. ''Re-union Joe" knows
what a warm heart Dubois conntv Democrats have for old soldiers, and
formen who are true to their princi plat, and withstand in office the bland
ishmeatB of wealth, and the purchas
ing power of patronage. It Bays :
"No county in tbs state can boast of
better democracy than Dubois county. It is a rock ribbed dssnocrstic county aad its officers are men of whom all mar well be proud. Hon. John L. Bretz is a faithful representative la Congress, and is always foand at his post. During tbe past weak be became disgusted at tbs absence of members and no quorum, and is credited with saying : "I asn in favor of prlatieg each day in the lead ing metropolitan journals the names of absentees, aad to continue to expose their neglect of duty until their con stituents arise ia their just wrath and
force (hens to attend tbe sessions of
tbe House." Hob. A. M. Sweeny, present clerk of tbe State Supreme Court, is an honorable gentleman and a faithful officer, universally popalar with courts and litigants. He discbarges bis dut) so faithfully tbat bis re-nomination abould be by acclamation. Representatives ia tbe state legislature for naay years past have been men above tbe average as legislators. At no time have tbs voters of that county bad cause to regret the selection of a state representative, nor have tbev causa for regretting tbe election of their congressman and a state officer.
See the World's Fair For Fif teem Cents. Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the World's Columbian Exposition; the regular price is Fifty cents, but as we want you to have one, we niako the price nominal. You will find it a work cf art and athiog tobeprized. It contains full paxe views of the great buildlncs. with
descriptions of same, and is executed in highest style of art. If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will refund the Hamps and let you keep the book. Address H. . Bucklcn Co, Chicago, III.
Birdseye Beauties. Health is improving.
Winter bas come at last wib a great
energy, or in other words it appears
very cold.
We would advise our Ireland cor
respondent not to use such language
toward "Your correspondent" Argus
Our Sunday school is progressing
very nicely, witb good attendance.
Kev. Joshua uoiiand preached a
very interesting sermon at Mentor
Sunday night.
"Smart Aleck" seems as though he
baa two pretty girls. Wonder if be
would Invite bis Son-in-law to come
around Sunday nights.
We are glad for visitors to come to
our town, but we bad a visitor the
other day (that is in tbe Argus) tbat
we do not relish. He gave tbe Argus
a good send off, but be came too far
be took for his subject, stray shot
Yes indeed it was a stray shot, and in
fact very stray. We can say that be is very badly mistaken when be siys
that our town hau gone down. We
would say that a gentleman in auoth
er state doesn't know what we are doing: we have a good Sunday school,
sn Epworth League and preaching ev
der all.
The operating room with, its tiled
floor and wainscotiuir. and marble
wash bowls and sink is a beauty. It
is lighted by large windows and a
skylight, and at night by gas and electric light. The water by a special
system is all boiled before using
tbe stands.
The building is heated by direct-in
direcct steam, that is, under each ra
diator is an opening for the admission
or fresh air, besides each room is pro
vided with a ventilating Hue so that
tbe air can bo changed every few
minutes witnout opening a door or
window.
All the water in filtered through
two large Bowden filters.
Buth gas and electric lights arj pro
vided.
Tbe plumbing is thoroughly sani
tary and tho bath rooms are elegantly finished. Hot, cold, steam and elec
tric baths arc given.
1 ho rooms are llaht, cosy and nicely
furnished, and provided witb electric
bells.
It is also arranged to apply etectri
city in any form in each room.
The sanitär iura is the property
Drs. A. M. Owen and Edwin Walker
both of whom are well known to ou
readers.
Tbe superintendent is Miss Mar
garet Kennedy, who is a graduate
from tbe Episcopal hospital, of Phila
delphia, and klso from Wsshinglon
she has been in charge or the Evan
ville city hospital for a year. She
thoroughly competent and will be
assisted by a corps of trained nurses
Medical anil surgical cases will be
received, but no case of contagious
diseases will be admitted.
The sanitarium in strictly a private
hospital ; public patients are not ad
mined.
The terms are reasonable. In fact
in any cao of severe illness it wit
bo cheaper to go to the sanitarium
than to stay at home. lt.
We publish a fow of hundreds of unsolicited testimonials that have appeared in tho papers everywhere she has visited. Lack of vanity on tlio part of Mrs Wallace prevents the publishing ot moro. Although "Kind words from Grateful Hearts," have a tendency to establish her well merited fame, Mrs. Wnlhcejiolds fast to the old adage "Seeing is Believing," tho balance rests with you. V linger in poor health! Coma and be cured.
: Will visit JASPER for one day ft- a7
At PHENIX HOTEL.
7
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nn nrn
nicI'i S,!aC.e""Tr.Ui,3 an,acnt ?f G?,n, 'l,er ,nctb0(1 o ,rMln,ont without the aid of medicine, but by simple hMi Disease is made to yield to the touch of this lady. 3 1
ery two weeks. We would gladly tell Pension attorney Jones this week
the gentleman that four weeks make received notice that an additional pen
one month, but probably be thinks I "ion of f 4 a month had been granted
mat two weens raste one month Mohn w. hemp, a portion of which
We can also say to him (as we know dates from Sept., 18G5. The addition
who be is) that tbe two gentlemen a pension granted aggregates 750,
whom he said were asleep with Jonah, and he will receive til a month hero-
are here and aro serving their Master, after.- Grand view Monitor.
We will aav farther that "Smart
Aleck" isn't so far away in the ditch survey notice.
of ruio as be thinks. Notice Is hereby aiven tn all
E M. Critcbtleld is very sick at this concerned, tbat tbe undersigned will
writing. proceed with tbe County Surveyor of
James Ferguson says that "Smart HH00'8 """K Ind- 00 ,be 1Jlh "tt
Aleck" hsd better stop writing about oruary.iöu, to run he Hues and
him. Look out, for Mr. F. is daneer iieiir,"e DBJ boundaries or bee. l,
ous.
Mr. Martin Atkins is on tbe sick
ist this week. Mr. J. M. Baxter and Mrs. Msrv
Clemens were married last Wednesday night. We would say to the couple we wish you success in life,
and may you so live tbat when you come to die, may you be ready to answer that mighty summons, and that
we will meet you on tbe happy and
sunnv river of life, and we further aav :
May a your paths be paths of peace, YOU UlUSt Have it, Anrl n Ma awnu an n air ifaaaaa I irn ublbwi v aatrv w w AVI
sauu a i w swwsbj sd saiiwa easj a I (janBTJ
SMART ALECK'S SOX-IN-LAW.
t. a s. it. 6 w., in Dubois county,
Indiana. The intermediate lines will
also he run at the same time, and the
corners thereof established.
All persons interested are requested
to bo present at tbat time.
UEOltGE UllSTKK. Feb. 2, '94 3t.
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i County, ss:
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State of Indiana Duboi
In the Dubois Circuit
Term, 1894.
Willi ax C. Postletiiwait)
vs.
Ida Postlethvvait.
Now comes tbe Plaintiff, bv Bretz.
Metall and Uretz. bis attorneys, and
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party, that said defendant. Ida Postln
tbwait, is not a resident of the State of
Indiana; that said action Is for the purpose of obtain inr a divorce, and
tbat said non-resident defendant is a necessary party thereto
Notice Is therefore berebv eiven
said Defendant, last named, tbat tin
ess sbe be and appear on the first dav
of tbe next term of tbe Dubois Circuit Court, to be holden on the 4th Monday of April, A. D. 1894. at the Court House in Jasper, in ssid County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will bo beau) end determined in her absence.
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ISuckicn's Arnica Snlvc. The Best Salvk in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfpet satisfaction, or money refunded. Priced centa per box. For sale at Martin Friedman's Drug store. April 1. 1893. ly. Dentistry. K. II. Wilso.v, Dentist, desires to inform the public that he will con. tinuc to niako regular visits to Jasper; notwithstanding tho report to the contrary. The time of which will bo published in the columns of this paper and tho Huntingburg Signal. He tins no connection with Drs. F. M. Green, F. A. Brown, and W. G. Downs, professionally. But has made arrangements with Dr. B. A. Mosby, of lluniinieburg. to attend nil urgent cases during his absence, without extra chtrge to patient. tf.
The Ilfst Shoes
c Least Money,
I
W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN,
5, S4 and S3.60 Dress Shoe. S3.50 Polles Shoe, 3 Solos.
92.0O, 92 for Workingmon. S2 and SI.7ftfor Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES,
S3, 2.50 S2, $1.75
CADTIOJ.-lf mny drater ITera yen W. t. DoucU
noca ai m red need nrlre.
or aaya he ha (hem with
out tu name ttamiinl
lh bottom, pot him
uowa aa a fraud.
Ilooiic TowiiMliip Triigtec'N Notice. 111 E un crsigned, Trustee of Boona township, Dubois county, hereby zives notice that he will attend to all!
btisinoss pertaining to the office of True
tee, at his residence 1$ miles south-east
h rortcrsville, on Saturdays of each
veck, and requests all persons having
ownsnip business to present it on Sat
tiruay. Citizens desiring books from
the Township Library, arc notified that
the Library is kept by Wm. McIIarris.
n I'oricrsviiic. HevrvB. Bueii)eviiaugh,T. B.Tp. May 18, 1888-ly.
k for the Least Money.
ICSI.
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W. L.
WINTER GOODS!
1 m AND VAE'EB STOCK.
-AT-
Mrs. C. Hochgesang 's,
North Main Street, Jasper, Ind.
Has just received a large fctock ol
WINTER GOODS ot the best ami la
test styles.
(JALIj Ai1 SEK THEM. Fopulaiv Low I' riecM.
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED
at the highest market price.
Don't forget the place, Mri, C. Hochgesang. Nov. 17, 1893. w
mm m. m . - m a n nni's n ymt l. f .
satUfnrftnn n7i.T.::rT- 7J ,w:ü " "V"""i 57 "nt?, anu civc better
jÄÄ John A- Sermersheim, Jasper. HAW STORE. Joseph F. Sermersheim.
Has remodeled bis house on the corner of Jackson and Gth street In front of the
court house, in Jasper, and put in a stock of Dry Goods, Groceries and Notions
Of all kinds. Customers will flml Iip
prloos nnd will always bo welcome, whether thev buy or not, and aro of courteous treatment. I hopo by fair treatment at fair prices to
u iiuerni snare oi eiisinm. Try me. I will allow tho highest market price for butter and eggs.
lotve? euro re-
MACHINE SHOP!
C MtRit or Newton and 7tii Sts., JASPER, IND.,
DANIEL F. J. MILLER, -Proprietor.
T tUVIC In thU Miop every fcllltr for repairing
IX nem machinery or au Kirim, ami maue a ncclaily of ImllJIng and repairing 8TKAM KNdlNKS anil 'Mtl. Ii WORK. t aio keep unhand a mpply of .""ftAFTINO, 1'H'KS
' tc, ana Iii mm anaiiinK any tue requirea. I hare an asenev far I.KATIIKI1 AND HtllinKIl
108 Main St.. Kvansvillp. I ml tlKI.TIXO, andwIUfurnUhany iliann ahortnoilee
klrl Hntirl affl-a,l . ....:U i. j . , Will rmtlr rtlllKSIU.Nil XAUIIIXK, SKfAKATOIlS, 1U VUUTI. IIDIII1 ! illlhtr IV, la vnn, nomn ml .il.l.. unn.. umi'mm '
1 ... . ,. . . 1 . vj v uui lining nuu nuuicil UIII11IV.! Iiunnn run niu. c.
HEAL IDIS 3a day Of January, A.I tj-rlf V0U want O ien what FAKMKHS I'AHTICUUHI.Y are lnvlle.1 to Rite me
pictures are before subscribing to the Weekly Courier, send 10c in silver and we will mail you No. 1 containing the first 10 views.
D. 1894.
Ionatz Eckert, Clerk. Bbktz McFall a Bkktz. Att'ys. Jae. 26, llt4-3t.
a chance to make their apparently worn out Hindert
Keaptnand Mower a, DrllU. Ac, fully aa 0001) AS
ir
NKW, and at but little eipenit
wo eatneii," icaniare you
Try ii. IIAKIKt MajM, ISM.
a penny aved Ii
many dollar tbli way.
F.J. MILLER.
JOS. F. SERmERSHEIM. March 10, 1893 ly
JASPER CORN MILL.
NEW
Tho undersigned having hought tho
Jispcr Corn Mill, has refitted it, und
keeps a supply ot COIRIST MIEA.31i.
And Chopped Corn For Feed,
F
U TUR
AND-
on hand to soil, or exchange for corn at anv time. Chopped Corn sold in sny quantity desired at 90 centi per 100
pounds
Coffin Store.
mi IN Tlti LEAD. I havo just come bsck from Chicago whoro I havo made arrangements with the largest and best wholcFalo houc tn tho country, I have now in stock some
WHKATniintun'n pnn rrvn n.,iwy lismhomo I'arlor sets. unsmDcr
Wednesday nut Saturday- t Ave conts(!,,,0f, lBt Lounges, Baby Car-
per bushel, ami kopt on hati.l lor cx.rUe" in0. Kcc,l ?nU bwlnglBg ock-
change at all times. l!rff' wn,cl1 t wouttl oo pioneu lojsnow lvnn and onll nt n vnrv nmall Broflt.
Farmers & Stock-feedersi , ' a L,i..,caÄ ""Ut
iiiiiv, uuu x Ii y iiiiiik. uu mny ;nn
Are particularly solicited forcustomers. tho Iturlnl linn, and will sell chcoper
na uy prompt attention ami honorable
treatment I hope to merit ami receive
heir pAtroiingo
than ever heretolore bought anywhere.
Prompt attention, day or night, always there. Storn open until 9 oclock (Jive mo a call und von will come nuain.
jw m ?0LD Philip A. Guckes
FRED VOLLMER.
Dec. I, 1893.
iCornor Jackson and
Oct. 37. 93,
Fotirl Stierls, Jasper, Indiana.