Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 March 1894 — Page 8

0 .W. Downs, D. D S.

Corner 4tb & Main Street, HUNTINGBURG, - INDIANA. MAKES SPECIALTIES OF: Crown and Bridge Work, Painless Extraction, Trsetmsat and Saving tbe Teeth, First Class Work, Reasonable Prices. At tka IMUi Metel. pr, Tte.Ur UmA Was day efsack wssk. All Work Warranted. Dm. 1st 1S93.-T THE HOLIDAY AJfD WINTER SEASON I here and to are we with tbo best STOCK OF FURNITURE. See Oar Great 5 and 10 cent bar gain counteri. Your best Cbance. Don't Miss It! OUR STOCK OF COFFINS Raa nerer been equaled. COME AND SEE US WeWiUEndTorTo Please Yon. Alles Bros. N. W. Corner Public Square, Dec.893. Jasper, Ind. Btai WAWRS Of the neat quality, and easy draught are demanded at tais tine of tbe year, wbea eo ntacb heavy hauling is to a done, by every Good Fanner, Who doee not want ta be delayed in hla work, and have hia tnanw idle on tbe road the breakage of a wagon narly nude, or of poor material. Btii Fn WagMr, nwth UsJa strati. Jasowv wnrrvi' aM hia wacM free frcm defects si atattrinl er nei-OmnblF. and will tell nsssa ar JMaas yen nay foe the i ferine man, Cams an eon. Ho will alto jinelr yonr ahoddy wages, whoa it hrmAe.iryonoallMhim. Oct, 27, f3, LIFE ! ACCIDENT! TORNADO! LIVE STOCK Farm Fire Inanranca for terms of five year a, including lightning and a team threeher, nt thirty cents a year on tack S100 of iaaarance: tornado at twenty cents. R epreeenting twenty good companies and doing an ecelnaive ineeraaee bnaiaess, 1 can give the above ratet. Write or call en ma beore placing yonr Inanrance. No one, excepting George Nix, of H ayavllle, and Theodora Gohmann, of Ferdinand, ia authorized to solicit iaanraace ia my name. W. A. WILSON. Genera! Inaarance Agent, Jasper Ind. lalHSfS ! iCiiwaMilTfSt-HgtaoMrfaad. da Fat, i t talis. conducted for Moacarrt rats. 1 SHrtl OfTICC IS OPPOSITE U. S. PATtMT Omer. M4tai aacart patrol in icM time Utsa lasts MMHftM Waaaiactoa. ' Smd Model, 4ts,wuc or pbctfa., w'Kk Swie- ! Sss. We adriae, U paten tabte w not, fret otZ i tantt. Ot if mat dst ttt pmittn i seatrecL 2 "I aHt.rr. "How toOHim J'eu," wit J as et msc in Um U.S.Md IWMcatewHnwS IHM VM. AMIS, 4 1C.A.SNOW&CO. . Prmr Omtc, wummtm, C ?S1 SUFFERERS Ä RECEIVE - I N 8 T A N I ivTHiuicar I. UIGELL'SwutwaTmi Ogrtt V. R. Hol-, 5m Jaaa. C.l. write.ll ftas tta BUeutfy 11 a area mm taaa rtrMM4. .1 rctvf ,iMtatrn rtliet E. R Cinoi, A. M, Warm. Kn wrftaa Waa raaaea y eauaeat partwiaM tat country aa CeaMay:rie4 I Uit climate I SiSai.at "ham aaS. lac aaWdad ratiel Ui m Bran. LaiTietya.P.M.Cffi.O.wriiw UtAmtk AMkM 4 aar. Vee Be4Mae ia i auatMM 4aaa mmn tor m Ihaa ta. mmt aawaeal aaytkiaa 4U tm 'aJaW that aU mSWt ft AtdtM. Catarrk. 2FLZVZ2r7l mf teat tka t j'y'g'jf- e jM.teal tm aay.adaVan a kUNHIKHAN m CO. PreM. Wl , Waeeief, Witii Ca- OMa.

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Tbe latent nportl iuproTeiocat ia'lunps in k device inletedoobyiate. tbo objectkiMl&ibJHjow'l&own ojjffho ceiling by mewt "regfeccative lamp and to overcome some other ffafewi4' which detract from tbo vabte ot tbo principle. Tbe difficulty o the nbado thrown upward is met'byfarmihg tbo upper part of the limp of etched ornamental glass instead of baring 'a metallic dome, as' is 'ordinarily tbo case. A good iUamioatioaia, tbtu obtained withOQt'theloss of any downward light two streams of hot air 'aro surölied

td the'burners, one being heated bv iomtnoCtbe regenerator, which is IT . . I oc cast iron, xno otner Dcmg wmnnea iri jtsf 'passage through tbo lamp casing. Another point dealt with in this construction is the deposit of carbon on tbo ceiling, which is usual with IBL. . 1.' -II (gucn jamps. xxua is pracucauyre--ducedto nothing first, by tbo small amount of gas burned per hour and the- perfect combustion obtained, and. next, by the products of combustiori being emitted from tho lamp laterally instead of being projected upward toward tho ceiling. This ' arrangement has tho merit of simplicity, and the effect is very satisfactory. New York Sun. A Renter Tfeat Failed. There is a man in Harlem who has a much respected aunt This aunt is wealthy 'and eccentric She camo to hve with this Harlem resident, and having been reared in the country and having recently come from there she missed the rural hum of insects and tho agricultural noises of a country residence. Being anxious to pleaso his relative and make her reconciled to city life, this Harlem man hired a num ber; of boys to secure crickets for hiTTi. He bought 20 cans of crickets and turned them out to pasture in his back yard. For several nights the cheerful chirping of tho crickets proved very soothing to tbe aged aunt. Tbe various cats in the neighborhood soon became aware of the unusual number of crickets in this back yard. Cats are fond of crickets, and now the Harlem man has cats 'and not crickets in hin'' back yard. He says that all the cats in Harlem have made bis yard a try sting place, and the aunt threatens to move back into tbe country. New York Herald. Seletjr ImAlaa. Visitors to Sitka pronounce it not Dad thing at all to be a girl in Alaska society, for girls are a long way above par in the social swim. There are card parties and recep tions. There ara teas and dixmers on the trim HttlegtmDoats, with men to preside at the urn and show how badly even tbe beat of the sex do tho thmgs a woman does so gracefully. There are balls in the Russian castle on tbe hill, where in tbe old days the Muscovite governors brought their high bred wives and held carnival through the long Alaskan winters. Like the Japanese, in case of com pany, everybody borrows of everybody. Tbe governor's wife is served from her own china at tho captain's dinner, and tbe .lieutenant's bride may eat from her own wedding spoons at the paymaster's party, but there is less strife and envy and, all ucharitableness than in social 'circles at the great centers of civilisation, where everybody is striving to outdo everybody else. Sitka Letter. tttomplmg Cv BrthJ. Five years ago all berths on sleepers were made up with feet to the engine, unless the reverse was ordered. Today nearly all berths are made up tho other way on tbo mam lines, and it is tbe exception that the old position is retained. No one of our correspondents have given a reason for this, save one that on an elevator no one objects to going up, though a descent is often dis agreeable. Tbere is tho additional reason that whatever draft is created is more agreeable if it comes from behind tbo head than if it blows in tbo face. Tbo change has also come since the porter's or tbe sleepers rules, one or both, were lees stringent as to closing windows in lower berths. If a window is open an inch or two. tbo passengers comfort is greatly incroäcod, and the open window ie naturally at tbe rear end of tbe berth, and as naturally the berth is made up with tbe pillow at tbe bead. Whatever the cause, tho curious fact reanaias that a habit of making Up berths with heads to tbe rear has suddenly been altered by tbe general consent of travelers, who have all found out what a few discovered 10 years ago that tbe way to be comfortable on a sleeper is to take alower berth, have the bead to the engine and Wedge up the rear window of the berth an inch or two, so as to let in fresh air. Railroad Gasette. According to the latest available rstarm, Runsia has tbe largest prison population, 106,840; nest comes India with 7f,B10, Italy with S6,8f8, Japan with 63,818, France with 60,m, the United Mates with IS.tSB and Great Britain with S0,74. north of attnglanrt miners nr. i average three years longer Thmy nva eiaht rears lcawnr

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-"STATE HIGHWAY" COMMISSIONS. Work eliig Deae I tka Vaxlou S4ataa Vor Better Country Reade. Tbe invitftigmtion of roaduianagi'meat and road construction throughout tbe United Statte now conducted by tbe agricultural department ia meeting with valnablo results. Tbe co-operation of tbe governor and secretary and geologist of each stato in tbe Union, of railroad officials and of other persona baa been obtained, and they show a warm interest in the work. Many members of congress bavo alsc responded to circulars sent out by Assistant Secretary Willets and General Boy Stone, tho special agent in charge of tbe inquiry. General Stone in a recent bulletin says: "Tho new law of Tennessee U considered the best example of tho first class, giving the county courts full power and direct control over the wholo subject of roads, eliminating tho evil influences of local politics and tbe generally prevailing, easy going methods. Tbe court classifies tho roads, establishes tbe districts, appoints commissioners and assesses tho road taxes. "Vermont, New Hampshire, North Dakota and Oregon are deemed conspicuous examples of the class of increased tax levies, tho last named allowing county courts to levy a special tax of 50 cents on flOO and $2 per head for a county road fund. "Abolition of the local taxes is absosolate in New Jersey and almost absolute in Wisconsin. Construction on tbe local assessment plan extending to a linüt of three miles on each side of the line road obtains to some extent in Oregon, Indiana and by special acts in Ohio. In Oregon tbo county may assume 50 per cent of the cost, and in Ohio a large share

is usually placed on the county list by J the act. Extensive construction by townships has taken place in Pennsylvania ana New Jersey, where township bonds have been successfully used. "The special feature of recent legislation, however, is the county system. Tho issue of county bonds is provided for in New York, New Jersey, Indiana, Michigan and Washington, but in the last two a popular vote is required to authorize the issue. "State highway commissions have been formed ia Massachusetts, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and in several other states. These are generally temporary bodies charged only to inquire and recommend. In Massachusetts, however, thew is a permanent commission, having important duties connected with actual road improvements. New York is making an experiment of making' state prisoners work on roads near Clinton prison, and Tennessee makes all prisoners confined in county jails or workhouses available for highway labor. "New Jersey is probably the only state giving direct aid to roadbnilding. This aid is limited to one-third of the roads built by tbe counties and to tbe sum of t75,0OO per aanam. Tbe highway commiasiom of Pennayryaada has reported a bill for state aid to tho amount of ti.oa,. OQO per aunsa to be distributed among tbe ownership in proportion to tbe road tax paid by them, Tbe townships, accordinjc to this bill, must set aside 25 per cent of their tax for making permanent roadways. Co-operative roadbnilding, aa provided for in New Jersey, has been very successful. Abutting landowners pay one-tenth of the cost, the state onethud and the county the remainder by sale of bonds. Under this law 10 miles of road were built in 1892, 25 in 1896, aad 4 are applied for by landowners for 18." Minneapolis Tribune. Ged Basil IsS feats Trompwttj. A Louisville correspondent, in discussing the character of roads in Jefferson county. Mo., writes to R. G. Dun & Co. that after years of experience these roads are bad; that tbe cost to haul farm producta to Louisville during December, January and February exceeds practically the cost of transportation by railroad of euch products from New York to Louisville. When farmers have held overcrops for an expected advance in prices, it ia usually found the roads are impassable. Be also refers to tbe difficulty farmers' children have in obtaining an education at public schools, inasmuch as all members) of the family are required to help save the crops, and tbe xnoatha of December, January, February aad March are the only ones in which they have the benefit of a free school. Of late several meetings have been held ia an effort to arouse an interest in better roads, in which it is expected tbe employment of convict labor will cut a figure. It is added that counties which have secured good country roads, making a special appropriation of from fSOO to $1,500 per mile for improved roadways, are the moat prosperous counties in tbe state. Makes)? Relwsra 1m Paris. The laying down of mahogany roadways sounds almost like a dream of oriental magnificence, but it is what tbe Paria municipal council are engaged in at the present moment. A portion of that almost interminable thoroughfare, tbe Rue Lafayette that portion nearest to tbe Eastern of France railway terminushas been pulled up, and workmen are laying down blocks of real Brazilian mahogany of a peculiarly fine texture and color. It la confessedly an experiment, aa tbe mahogany ia dearer than the woods ordinarily used for tbe same purpose. Mahogany, however, ia not aa dear as it used to be. Tbe actual coat of tbe new roadway will be CO francs a square meter, which is considerably less than $10 a aouare yard. It is hoped that tbe extra oatlay incurred will be more than compensated for by tbo greater durability of the saaterial. London Daily News.

Bvaaa ef th South. In no section of the country have the roads been so badly neglected as in the south; but, with tbe light that is being tbrowaaon this important question by ma ntvsna, it wil not be slew m adopting sann anassoges aa will bring good roads. SBBBaamslflaHVmHsal JLWWt&MM.

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J. GREEN, Optician, Next Door to Zoeller'sllarber Shop. Headache, Cfttiwcd by Eye Strain.

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Many persons whoie headi are constantly aching have no idea what relief scientifically fitted glasses will give them. This theory ia now univeraally established ! "Improporly" fitted classes will invariably increaae tbe trouble

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aad correctly la beyond question, uonsuit us. r.yes testea iree oi coarge. Feb.9,'94 Cm. ,

NQW IS YOUR TIME TO CET

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Music, Pianos, Organs, Guitars, Violins Mandolins, Banjos. Accordeons. Etc. ALSO Watches .Jewelry & Silverware.

F. C. KUEBLER, Jeweler,

Cor. Eighth and Hain December 39, 1893. Agent for Best in Use! Bargains on Demand FANCY LAMPS, BIRD Mrs. T.

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Roller Mills. QO OQ OO CO OO OOP OOP OOP Havini? supplied these Mills with the LATEST IMPROVED ROLLER MACIUNEUY, we now make none but THE BEST BRANDS OF Fancy and Patent Process Roller Flour. which admits of no equal for family use. TO TRY IT IS TO BE SATISFIED WITII IT.

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WHEAT WANTED.- WAYS PAY' THE HIGHEST MARKET PRIGI.Iir GASH, BY WAGON or CAR LOAD.

JulyStb. iaft-ly. I AM NOW A MAN! I waa troatlM with mbImIoii. aad raricocal. mad had born aioallr wraK lor aTn rear. Inrinc tha laat four tear I triad ararr rtrntAr that waa aotd At HI '. and ant no rall.f for any ot mi troablM until I taok CALTMOS-lt r4 rratarvS aa aad I aa, aaw at aaaa," ll.itnrt trwm aa. af la.am a ItMwi nttlni at aa. AssVtss VON MOHL CO.. Salt Feb. 9, '94. Ilm.

Balnbridge Township Trustees Notice. tMIE undersigned, Trustee of 1 Balnbridge township, Duboia county, will attend to Township bus ineas on Saturday of every week, at his residence on Korth Main street, between Fosrteeoth and Fifteenth, In Jasper. Tbe Library of said Township is kept at the bookstore of Mrs. Jacob Gosmaon, where persona wanting books can obtain them at any time. JOSEPH ECKSTEIN, Trustes April 90, 1811-ly.

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or - aod MEDICINES,

ELEGANT PERFUMES & TOILET ARTICLES,

FINE STATIONERY aud BLANK 11UOK8,

Ac, &c, &c, &c, Prices Correct. And Every Effort tnailo to Accommodate Customer!. 1IOTKL, .TASPKIt. IS. Uur ability to adjuei glasses aaieiy Of all Descriptions at Streets, Jasner, Indiana. aLSO A FIXE ASSORTMXMT HEATING awn w COURIiVG STOVES in Tinware, Hardware, CAGES, IfOTIOfö, ETC, ERNY, A. ECKERT. Brothres ECKERT BROTHERS. We will end you thenar vcloal French tireparatioH CALTHOS free, by calctl mnil.aad a legal guarantee that Calthos will STOP AH StarkartM ftllSJC Saftaairliaa,Vai. Hank aataia. i RESTOtE La Vlsar. Use it $ pay if satisfied. Aswricm Aasatt, Cincinnati, O. Calnmfeia Township Trutee'fi Notice. Tiif indnrsigncd, Trustee of Col umbla Tp., Dubois county, Ind., will attend to Township business at his residence on every Saturday, and persons having township business to transact are requested to present it on that day of the week. The townahsp library is kept at the office of tbo Trustee, where those entitled can obtain books. NELSON HARRIS, Trostes. June 27th, 188 -ly.

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MM LINE! Ib., K. AD BT. LOUII COMOlipATI R. K.J TIMKTAUl INKrt-KCT, AIMIIL3. 1,: WK8T BOUND. K t aouxi). MAIN LINK. a.M. NO. 1 0.3 r utti 4 M 1.29 'M .IS 8.10 IT. LOVIIVILLI 1. II.K 1I.1U i. svnTiiiuiUKa lt. 700 4 14 4.1 il;i 11.30 1. M. ll.ae r. m 3.U IV. " 1. J 4! tu 3..1U IMS 3.33 a.&sj tr. nr. thimom it. nr. looii r h it. lite ILM 8.10 I IS 6 I '. H.l 6.00 8 00 8.3 3.00 31 A.M 31 r u. A. At ITAMKTILII DIVUI0II. 3 JO 10 40 11.90 LV. JAIMB A, lt. CKTixatnaa i, " UHCOLM AH.K VAKtril.LB I.T r h fl.KS T.3.1 9 IA 9.30 9.M T.U 6 60 4 U 3 or, i a 0 7t to I1.M 13 It! 43 r.a. 41 A. Mi locEroir amnion. 40 A.M. 7.3i C.40 41 i, u lit: tt ' a. S.40 8.30 1101 1.00 8.25 9 4'i it, it. lUCUt 11. OCirOAT LT. 10 io 65 S3 r. m. 13.03 1.10 1.25 51 A. M. S.1S 10.03 18.30 TCLLCITT B1VUIÜK CO r. m. 1 54' r , IIS M SC 8.40 9.37 9.45 LT. LINCOLN At. LT. II CITT " AI. CAXKILTOK LT, A. M. 7.3i 11.51 10 67 10 50 .41 .35 Ktctpt 8uuJy. Olti.r traluadillr. J. IIKNKniCT, Ar.nt. Jsip.r. Inrt. K. A. CAM I'll KM. Qenl. PM.At.,KTmt,Uj UNITED HOTEL MILL STREET, JASPER. AUGUST KAEGIN, PROPRIETOR. The traTeling public will ilnd this bonis well furnlibcd and fitted every way, and tbe bast of attention will be given to the wnnta of guests. The fur. niture and bads are all now, and the table will be found supplied with tbe beat tbe market afford a. Terms rciaonable. Aug. KaeginMarch 10-93 HEADQUARTERS F0S THE Singer Sewing Machine ! I beg to announce to tbe public, lhati bare again opened aa office, where I bare constantly on hand a full line of tbe Genuine Singera, with all the latest improvements. I bars also a lirje stock of Attacbmenta, Neadles, Oili, for all other makei and atylea of äewin. Machines. All kinds of Sewing Ms chlnea repaired. Dargaina in sccodJ band macblnea. My place of butineas ia on 7th Street, between Mill and McUrillua Streets, JAIPKR, INDIANA. PETER J. GOSMAN, Agent, For the Singer Manufacturing Company I am also agent for the old reliable Niagara Fire and Tornado and Cyclone inaurance Co., of New York, a.nd re apectfully aik a liberal patronage Dec. 5, 1890-tf. ALI1KRT If. B0UNEIIT. EDWARD 110HSIRT JASPFR UNION FLOUR MILLS! Bohnert Brothers having purchased tbe above well-known Mills, have bad them thoroughly overhauled, and are now prepared to make the beat Patent Roller Flour ever made in Dubois county. Tbe Pearl Belle is strictly a straight gride of first quality. Our Family Flour i a brand that for its quality cannot ue excelled. We solicit tbe custom ot r arm era, and will be ready at all times to exchange flour for wheat at the higbe" market price. ... Bring us Yoür Whkat, and ne win pay von cash all tbe market will allotr. CORN MEAL, alwaya on hand to sell or exchange. Bran and Shipstufl at im lowest market price. Give us a trial and we will try to pleaae you. Mills on the North side of Jasper, on 13th and Mill street.. BOHNERT BRÖTHENSJasper, Nov. 7, 1890.-y. FINE FARM FOIX SALE! In Madison Township. One of the best farms in Madison t......kt. I t,. ..I. In. tha UtlUCreigned, to-wit: 112$ acrea in Sec. Town One, South Range 5 Wosl, formerly belosglng to John Uurgc, ceased. It will be sold at a reasonabi price, and on partial payments Ii aired. If you want a food farm, n good locality, near the tbrlfing town o Ireland, thia is yoar opportunity. -partlculara.csll on Clement Doas at Jaspor Courier Office. Alao, 337 acrea, formerly known .1.. a.i Qn.Hk ..m at the POl1 where thn railroad croaaes Tatoka river will be sold cheap. Call soon. HIIMfMI ianjawmä.mMSl iftajtwrJf Ulii'1""