Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 April 1894 — Page 4

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JAHVKH. 1UMIOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. KatcreJki ta. lto(Hc t Jpr Indian, for lunainiMlun through tb tsttl fcomlcl milter Fill DAY, APKIL 20, 1894. DeiMcratk County Ticket. For State Senator PuIhms ami Perry ' 'Counties. MICHAEL A. SWEKXEY. 'or Prosecuting Attorney lltli Judicial Circuit. WILLIAM K. COX. For Countv Auditor. AUGUST II. KOEKXEli. For Countv Clerk. HERMAN ECKEKT. For Countv Recorder. BRITAIN LKM I NU. For Countv Sheriff. HENRY CAIDY. For Countv Treasurer. EDWARD A. R01IXKRT. For Countv Survevor. WILLI AM "T. YOUXCi. For Countv Coroner. OUYILLE. A. RIC5HAM. For Countv Commissioner 1st District. CONRAD JACK L1C. For Countv Commissioner -M Iitriet. JOSEPH SCHROEDER, .Sa. Congressman Wilson forfeited Iiis Iiealth in the interest of tariff reduction. There are democrat senators who would ruin the health of the democratic partv in order to defeat it. N. Y. World (dem.) Rev. W. 13. Crawford, of Oakland City, was chosen by Indiana Presbytery as one of three Commissioners to represent that Presbytery in the General Assembly, which is to convene at Eugene, Oregon May 17th. Receivers Hopkins and Wilson, of tlie Air Line hnve contracted for steel to replace the wooden "Twin" trestle and the" Golden Hollow trestle. Each of these trestles is 800 feet long. The new steel trestles will cost nearly $100,000. Stockslager beat the drunken Brown, who was always a disgrace to honest Democracy, 1254 votes in Harrison county, while Brown carried his home county, Jackson, by only 34 majority, Good bye, Jason he will likely go back to the Republicans again. THE ILLUSTRATED COURIER. The Jasper Courier put out a beautiful edition last week, illustrated with views of the court house and other public buildings, also the county othcials and prominent business "men of the town, with a good history of Jasper the fifty year old county seat of Dubois county. State commissioners Win. Hongatt, Adam Shoemaker, Thomas Vandever, Thomas Cissale and Ebenezer Jones, who were apiointed by the Indiana Legislature, selected the site. The whole edition is most interesting and shows that editor Clement Doane, the pioneer editor, still knows how to keep in the lead. -Oakland City Record. The Jasper Courier issued its illus trated edition last week. Besides a jiood write-up of our county seat, it contained many excellent ortraits and biographies of Jasper's prom inent citizens and several illustrations of business houses and dwellings of that town. The Courier will hereafter also appear in a new dress, that will add much to the appearance of the paper. The Xkws con gratulates editor Doane on the success of his "Illustrated .Iasjer," and extends best wishes for the future prosperity of the Courier as well as its veteran editor. Huntingburg News. The Jasper Courier came out last Aveek in twelve pages, handsomely printed, and with neat pictures of all the leading business men of the thriving little city, together w ith biographical sketches, business reviews, etc. It is one of the neatest lioom editions of a local 'paper we have seen for a long time. Dale Reporter. Editor Doane, of the Jasper Courier, treated his readers to a very agreeable surprise last week by issuing an illustrated edition. The paper was twelve pages in size and lias a new dress of type. It contains cuts of the principal buildings, and of the leading citizens with biographical sketches. Huntingburg Argus. The Jasper Courier, published by Mr. Clement Doane, came to hand last week double its usual size. It was a very line edition, containing pictures of the leading business men, business houses and fine residences of Jasper. Mr. Doane deserves great credit for his earnest work for Jasper and her citizens. Boonville Enquirer. Copies of the Illustrated edition can be had on application at the CouiUKit office. Our citizens should Kee that they are placed where they will do the most good.

mTho famous lawyer David Dudley Field, probably the brightest lawyer in the t'nited States, died Saturday at his homo in New York Citv.

iCont'rossman llretz's majority at the primary in Knox county was ;(" over Tharp. Davis and Tharp united their strength, and Davis' name was nut placed on the ticket. DiKt). At his father's house near Ireland, on Monday, April 1(1, ISO I, Ci.kvki.ani) Rkvkls, aged 17 years, son of John L. Revels. He w as buried on Tuesday at Shiloh graveyard. The family have the heartfelt sympathy of all. There is no grand jury this term. The following is the regular panel of pettit jury, drawn on Monday by the Jury Commissioners: Frank llulsman, John Frank, John E. Gray, Peter B. Scheirieh, John Hochgesang Henrv Schnarr, Mat Neu, John Rechtie, Michael j Agnes, Christ. Hoffman. Win. 1 Klausmeyer, George Meyer. Diki), On Sunday afternoon, April 15, 1SD4, at his home in Boone township, of Bright 's disease, Mit. Jon.v Coi.rMiirs Bkittain, aged (i'J years, 11 months and 15 days. Mr. Brittain's death, although not unexpected, as he had been aftlieted for several years, was yet a sad and painful surprise to his family and a host of friends, lie was able to be at the family table at dinner, and no unfavorable symptoms showed until about '2 o'clock, and at o o'clock he expired, lie was one of the best citizens and fanners of Boone township, was a native of Dulois county, being a son of John G.and Sarah L. Brittain, who were pioneers in this county, coming from South Carolina here in lS'i.'l. and locating near llaysville. "Colunib," as he was known by his familiar friends, was a man of strong principles, generous impulses and well liked by all. He leaves a widow and a large family, mostly grown, and a number of grand children, who will miss his watchful care. Thev have the deep svmpathy of all who know them. The lody was laid to rest in Lemmon church graveyard on Monday, at tended by a large number of friends. There are manv reasons whv an an income tax is a useful agency in carrying out the purposes of the platform. It is well known that in past years, and particularly during the Fifty-first congress, expendi tures were enonnouslv increased, with the specific object of making a high tariff inevitable. The committee which framed the Wilson bill was greatlv embarrassed bv this action of these unscrtipuluous opponents. Thev found it linpos sible to raise the necessarv revenue from customs without putting rates oppressively high. It was there fore only proper that the neb men, who had caused these unnecessary expenditures for their own benefit, should be asked to pay a part of them out of the vast incomes that have been secured to them bv law. It is in the interest of governmental economy to have it understood that if public expenditures are rendered needlessly high at the dictation of class interests, those very interests shall bear their share of the burden which this prodigality entails. Louisville Courier-Journal (dem.) The Indianapolis Daily and Weekly Sentine 1 circulation has reached immense proportions bv its thorough service in receiving all the latest news all over the State and from its dispatches from foreign countries. Every reader in Indiana should take a state paper, and that I he Sentinel. LAUGEST CIKCUJLATION Of Anv Newspaper IN THE STATE TKKMrf ok sun.srurrno.v. Daily one year .ffi.OO Weekly one year .fl,(K) Th Weekly Edition has 12 PAGES SUBSCRIBE NOW And Make AH Remittances to THIS INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL CO,, INDIANAPOLIS, INI. R. Always advocating the rights of the Common People, will be furnished with the weekly edition of The Indiana State Sentinel for 11,75. ,

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50AP fOK CLOTHES. THE PROCTER a GAMBLE CO. CI NTT. Fob. 23. 94-ly. Notice of Town Election. Notice is herebv iriven to the voters of the incorporated town of Jasper, that an election will he held at the umiuI place of holding; elections in said town, on the tiit .Monday in .May, I.MM, Ikmiiit m ox pay, may 7th, 1SUI, For tlie jiirH)se of eleetinir the following otticers for .slid town, to-vit: One Town Marshal; One Town Clerk; One Town Treasurer; One Trustee for the .'id wan! of saitl town, to serve two years; One Trustee fur the ötli ward of saitl town, to s-erve two years In testimony whereof, I hereunto set my hand as Clerk of saitl town .e:tl. J of Jasper, and allix the ollieial , seal thereto, this 10th day of April, A 1). 1S!M. UoiiKitT It. ltomrr, Apr. 1Ö, 'iU-t Clerk Town of Jasper. Notice of Appointment. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lias been :tpHiintcd Kxecutor of the hist Will of Kli Abell, late of PuIhuY eountv, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is probably tolvent. Joskimi Main, Kxecutor. Murso Piktt.vki:, Attorney. April 1, '1H -Ht. Notice of Final Settlement. Statkof Indiana Cocxtyok IH'iiois, S S : Dubois Circuit Court, April Term, 1S1M. I n the matter of the F.-tate of LeojKiM F. .Miller, ueeeaseu. Notice is herebv iriveii that the underfiuiusl, as Administrator of the estate of Leopold F. Miller, deceased, haspav-ent-el and tiled nis account anu vouchers 111 tinal settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examina tion and action of said Circuit Court on the 4th day of May, lh'.M, at which time all iiersons interested 111 saitl estate are reuinreu to appear in: sum court mm snow cause, if any, why said account and vouchers should not be unproved. Aim the heirs of said estate, and all others in tere.tel therein, are also, hereby re quired, at the time und place afores-aid, to appear and make proof of their heirsnip or eiaim 10 any pan 01 sum euuu. l.oris i ii.ski.i., Amur. Bum, McFai.i. & lliorrz, Atty's for Adm'r. April 13, 'l-3t Administrator's Sale of Personal Prop erty. Notice ifl herebv (riven, that the miuersitrneu, administrator of the e.-tate 01 George Rudolph, deceased, will offer for sale, at public auction, at the late residence of the deceased, one-half mile west of Portcrsville, in Hoone township, Dubois county, Indiana, on SATl'ltDAV, Al'ltl i. 28, 1 SIM, the followini described personal proper ty to-wit: one horse, one Jerscv cow, one wagon, one buggy ami harness, otX) bushels of corn, lot of hay, lot of hogs, lot of bacon and lard, löt of potatoes, larunnir implements, household and kitchen furniture. Ae. Thums of Sai.k. Sums of five dollars and under cash ; on all sums over live dollars, a credit of nine months will he given, purchaser irivmi; note learing six percent, interest, waiving benefit of valuation laws, with Rood freehold surety to the approval of the Administrator. Sale to begin at ! o'clock, A. .M. CiinisTiAN II. Iirnoi.rir, Adm'r. Tiuvi.okA Ilt'N'TKii, Attva. Apr. ,"J4,-yt Jioortc Township Trustee's iNotic'V. The undersigned, Trustee of ISoonc towhsliip, Dubois, county, hereby gives notice that he will attend to all business pertainiiiR to the otliee of Trustee, at bis residence P.. miles south-east of Portersville, on Saturdays of each week, and re plots all persons having township busi iiesfi to present it on ?aturuav. t itizens desiring Ixxtks from the Township Li brarv, are notified that the I.ibrarv is kept bv Win. Mcllarris, in I'ortersville Hknky 15. l!iii:nKNii won, Tnistee. .Mav is, s"j.;-v. Economy Remirino Outfit. Ori-at lime aad moiM-r safer. A iircfhsity ilorlnir nam unir aaa a convcnu'iice atway. The beat nullit rvt offered fur home dm tot riMiairiiiL' Uwli f.lu.-K,rubtxrUx)U cii.it, liarneaa, wir fence, and liuiii!rrtlHn(tltliir u ' iiuiii:rcuni 1 H 15 wi"l-n COI A " I coimtanUy attentloa. IrtRtrnctloM ach oat ti can aso tlirm. fit . Iii 1 Iwi. Tii Money Uixrtl is nioncj- made. These tools pay for thfmMtVrf m.inf tlntm rrrfl year. Complot s!ine repair outfit, inclndltfl . iron last anil Maml.inl. and fvrytltlnsf nro sury for complete work. 25 article only 92.00, rVo cut. Kxlra tool, etc., for aar acswork-3J artlcls tXto. Kltlicr outfit ty sprtM or frrlu'lit, neatly lioxed, on receipt of price. Tlie one onlorhr. tun limt wt in a plac arcflrta the agency and make larec profit. Mo rood until paid for. Aridrc, SCtNOMY iUTPLV HOUSE, Hiram, OMo. lni la, lWl.-y

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SPARTA! 2162 Hay horse 15l.. hands liiub, record, Sire of Snartan :'JtP. . Old 1 run. 2:31, balsam, 2:33 and others. Mrel iy nappy .Med nun KM.) tbesireof Xaney Hanks, "2:04; Hilev Medium 2:10...; Maxecob, 2:i:U4; flapny Courier, 2:l(t4 ami 83 others in the 2:30 list. Spartan's dam, .Miss Thorne bv Hero of Thormhde Til'l: son of Thorndale 30."; record 2:22; 2d dam, Country tori by Country ic.itleiiian, son of Ham ilton 10. Also the Imported Spanish Jack E LI IniKrted Irom Sjiain by Perry and Lester, stock importers öf Tennessee, lö K. hands biyh, 8 years old, and has a noted record for good colts. These animals will be at the Wilson farm, 2 miles west of Ireland, during the season of ISO I, where persons who want good stock can see them and learn terms. Hamilton A i.k.vanoki:, Ovensloro, t wner. J. X. H.MtiusoN, Keeper. March 30, '0t-3in. JASPER CORN MILL. The undersigned having bought the Jasper Corn Mill, has refitted it, and keeps a .supply of COIIsT JULIET L Ami Chopped Corn for Feud, on hand to Fell, or exchange for corn at titn i On iitiii.il ('tint Viilil in itiv (juantity desired at !K) cents per pouiuis. WIIKAT CIIOPl'KI) FOR FKK I) on Wednesdays and Satimlavs at live cents ner bushel, ami kent on baud for exchange at all times. Pai'mers Jk. Äl.oclcfeedei's 9 Are particularly solicited for customers, and by prompt attention and honorable treatment J hope to merit and receive their patronage. FRED VOLLMER. Dec. 1, 03. AND Coffin Store. STILL IN THE LEAD I have now in stock some verv handsome Parlor sets, Chamber suites, Folding Bed Lounges, Haby ('arriages, Fine reed and .Swinjnnf: Hockers, which I would be pleased to show to yon and sell at verv small profit. I am the leading undertaker in the city, have anything, you may call for in the Burial line, and will sell cheaper than ever heretofore bought anywhere. Prompt attention, day or night, always here. Store open until J) o'clock, (live me a call and you will com again. PHILIP A. GUGKES. Corner Juekyoii and Fourth Stu., Oct. 27, 'IW Jasper, Ind,

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We publish a few of hundreds of unsolicited testimonials that have appeared in the papers everywhere she has visited. Lack of vanity on the jiart of Mrs. Wallace prevents the puhlbshing of more. Although "Kind words from Crateful Hearts." have a tendency to establish her well merited fame, Mrs. Wallace holds fast to the old" adage "Seeing is Believing," the balance rests with you. Why linger in poor health! funic and he cured.

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satis.faction at ttic price advertised than anv other make.' Try one pair and be convinced. The stamping of W. L.. Dougtäs' naine and price on the bottom, which (Kua-araees their value, taves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them. Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, hich helps to (increase the sales on their full line of goods. They an afford to m! at m lM profit, iad we believe you rati mti maary by buyla ml yomr footwear af the dealrr adver j Used below. Catalogue tre upon BBlIeaUoa. W. 1 lH)VQUk&, Brocktaa, Msi. i I For Sale By John A. Sermersheim. Jasper. 'fa,, r. l'l-.... '

JOS. F. SERKERSHEIIII, Comer Gtli and Jackson Street, Jasper Indiana. jJjAS receivj'd a full assortment of -.: "" SPRING AND SUMMER

Dry Goods, of all kinds, Notions and c3t3tDt c FRESH GROCERIES, csc naeaceac

He thanks the public for iL" liberal patronage, and by using every effort to please is determined to merit its continuance. CT Come mill Kxamhio My Stock and I 'Will Give You lim-galn.

Joseph April Lll, 1S!H.

FELIX LAMPERT, Corner of West Sixth mid Cly Street, JASPER. INDIANA. 9 Is the Headquarters for Southern Indiana for all the best Pattern of Plows, of all Kinds, Seeders, Planters, Cultivators, and Harrows. Farmer will hvo money fatitl worry, bv looking at my ne.v stock nd IcHruinsr prices before buying eluewhere.

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3.50 Folic Shoe, 3 Soles. S2.50, S2 for Worklngmen. S2 and SI.75 for Boys. LADIES AND MISSES, S3, S2.00 S2, $1.75 CADTION.-If m7 4tUr mterm yoa W. L. IHibkIm r Myi hm hu tkcm witheat ta ( usmpfd mm ta Miion, pat mm daw m mfniBii. ttvlish. casr fittim?. and e!ve better F. Sermersheim. th STICK KT, J ASPKK, INI. 1 A Fine Hatural Chih. Mtrtti 53. 'M-y