Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 36, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 May 1894 — Page 4
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JASPER CPU Rl Eh
JAÜfKK. BUHOIS COUNTY. INDIANA.
Kntcredai Oat lWct t Jpr Indiana, fat UMituuilun tbroufb tbe mall a erouj elm natter
FRIDAY,
MAY 18, 1SJ)4
DcMcratk Ceoty Ticket. For State Senator Dubois ami Perry Counties'. MICHAEL A. SWKKNEY.
For Prosecuting Attorney 11th Judicial
Unvuit. WILLIAM K. COX. For Countv Auditor. AUGUST H.'KOEHNER. For County Clerk, f., HERMAX ECKERT. For Countv Recorder. BRITAIN LEMING. For County Sheriff. HENRY CASS1DY. For Countv Treasurer. EDWARD A. IJ01IXKRT. For Countv Surveyor. WILLIAM T. YOUNG. For County Coroner. ORVILLE. A. RIG HAM. For Countv Cominiwioner 1st District CONRAD JACKLE. For Countv Couimi?pioner 2l District JOSEPH SCHROEDER, Sit.
Senatorial Convention.
VoHco is horcbv eiven that a
' - J Democratic Senatorial Convention
will be held at Rockport, Indiana THURSDAY, MAY 24, at 1 P. M. for the punose of nominating :
candidate for State Senator for the
miir.tips of Dubois and Perry. The
basis of representation is one dele
pate for each 100 votes and fraction
o in.excess of 50 votes cast for Claude Mathews for Governor namely, Perry 21, Dubois 28. John Conway, Ch'rm'n Dem. C. C. of Perry Co. JOXH GUAMEI.SPACHKH, Ch'rm'n Dem. C. C. of Dubois Co. DEMOCRATIC CALL FOR THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
IVORY
vania system and the Monon, and a
good electric light and power plant
m Jasper is a long step m tue direction of such a connection.
Such a plant ought to be owned
K !. 'i Itjwttmcn lie liitni Ctt
would accrue to all the people of the town, as they all must have J light of some kind, and therefore
the domestic and commercial lights
sold would pav for all the street
lighting, and relieve the taxpayers'
of that expense. It ouirht not to
be in the power of anv private cor-.
juration or company to charge the
people exhorbitant rates tor lights, j or to make a speculation off of the!
town treasury for public lighting.1 Any one who' will take the pains to' investigate will be convinced that"
the 75 to 100 paid by various'
towns per year for each arc light, is
about double what it should be, atter allowing a fair profit. '
Again , Jasper is peculiarly well
situated to run a plant cheaply. Steam coal at $1 a ton, and the lo-1 cation on Patoka river, where no, doubt an arrangement could bej
made with Eckert brothers for a' niee and water nower from their,
dam, on the north side of the river,
which would furnish power at least jSv mniillw nf flu VO'ir. Wdllld Oil-
able a plant to run very cheaply,
iro tf A-t l..t.l. .n t. t tltlr nt rriflllir "10tl
Tip vi 'u w vrv a a. w . - - - r ,
l(criie tu tHill lr ar.u m.
t Urauk on tu jirrmi!. ike U of InJun Kowru-
inc mcti Hem . Tbe i.rcle location nbcre uM liquor ar to l M Mnaliou.e MtutteJ an.l b Ins upon irt if lb oiuh-t jiarl f fracUotul Svctl. ?l. toti oiifXonb. of llanpe ne-t 3 2-: ruJ. .ij .iiiliiR tlirtown of lVner.riilf. uni counir. lnJii. rltKDKUICK W. FmVKIU KOKK. Mayl'slSSI-a-.
t jT& rrIrrV RRPttA. vP .äk at .aRRrIra.
m "the sick mm sow,
MRS. WALLACE
FAITH HEALER
rOK CLOTHES. THC POCTT OAIMLC CO. OWTTt Feb. 23, '94-ly.
LICENSE NOTICE. I Y OTICE I. hrrvlir rivn to the Itln of
. f t,r.vlll-. ami iioone ton nUin. H11U11. county.
Tor-
V. tbe
U Meet at Rwkpwt, ImJ., May 24, 184. The Democratic delegates of said
circuit will meet at Rockport, In
diana, on Thursday, May zjimm, for the mimose of nominating a
Prosecuting Attorney for said circuit.
John Ukamelspaciier, Chairman D. C. C. C. Thos. Duncan, Chairman G. C. C. C. M. L. Heathman, Chairman P. C. C. C. An Electric Light and Power Plant.
Now that a number of Jasper cit
izens are again considering tue feasibility of establishing an Electric Light and Power Plant, by the incorporation, in Jasper, it is well to consider the advantages that may accrue to the town from the successful ojMjration of such a plant by the town. As at present situated factories of all kinds must be located along the river banks, in order to obtain an unfailing supply of water for steam purposes. The inconvenience and expense of this fact is shown bv examples of the brewery and of the Union Flour Mills each of which have been often put to considerable trouble for the want of an ttlmndnnt sunnlv of water for
their steam engines". With a good
pWtric Dower plant, located near
Patoka, and their machinery run by mnters. this dillicultv would be
rnmlilv overcome. The want of
snnipthini? of this kind has no doubt
prevented the establishment here of manv small factories using from
im tn !H) horse power.
Another advantage is that electric nnuor riuld thus be furnished all
over the town, wherever manufac-
turers of any kind desired to use it, 1 nt sinexnense below what steam
luiwer would cost. This would no
doubt lead to the establishment of manv small factories, of various
hinds in .Jasner. and the C'oflMKi:
believes that ten small factories, employing say ten men each, engaged in the manufacture of ten different sii tides, would be better for the general prosperity of the town than one large factory employing KH) men, engaged in only one branch ol manufacturing, because a depression in anv one branch would not affect all the others to so great an extent, besides, Jasiwr cannot exjecl to secure the location of large factories while it has but one railroad outlet. The owners of such will not subject themselves to the risks of transjnirtation afforded by one road. Hut a hundred small factories would soon bring to us another railroad, as they would so increase business done bv rail as to justify a division of it, with a fair prospect of a profit on the capital necessary to give us a connection with other great trunk lines. A railroad from Jasper to Gosport would connect us with the B., O. & S. W., the E. & It., the Pennsyl-
irwl fliutrilmin it hlpm!' tn
our ).eople. Upon the subject of.autheMmet"' this water power the Coukikk's at-1 ""Jt.rirJ-of
tention has been called to an opportune article in the American Machinist of March 22d. It is good authority on such matters, and says : "There is no doubt that the growing use of electricity, will in the end, materially help the trade in water wheels tliat has been rather hardly pushed by the steam engine. Water nowers are beincr. and will be.
turned to account that would remain dormant but for electric distribution of power. Where mills
and factories cannot be well located.
the energy of the falling water may be taken by electricity to conven
ient positions, and to some extent
this is and will be done. 1 Ins will, however, cut but a small figure in
the manufacture and sale of steam
engines probably not enough of a
titnire ever to be noticeaiue. it
will in some instances provide for
locating shops and factories that
would not otherwise be built, ami provide for the lighting of places that would otherwise grovel in the
darkness of cas. or oil lamps.
Electricity will help the water wheel
without, to any appreciable extent
injuring the steam engine."
LicniMe Notice "VTOT1CE I bereby ehm in tbe citiirn of Japer, f Itminbrldif lOHii.liin. Iabi cmtny. I ltd .
I that tlieundernciied. tnae fltun of tlte I'nitnJ
State, will apply tu tue louuif v niraiiiiurrs
Dubni oiuiitjr at tnetr nei regular riu m June, l-"94, for a licence to rtall Intoxlcallne lliiuori., beer and ine. and permit the ante to le drank rn the pf emi-. under the pioU.lun ol the taw ut Indiana Rttvernlnc Mich liceri'e The precise location hereald li.in.tr are a lie wild I oti the t half t ft Xo a ! n nn the original plat of the to n f Ja-per, lUlnbriJs town.hip. Oubols county, Indiana ,,.
May 11,9131 juu. it iiiuLi.w..
LICEXSK XOTICE.
"VTOTU'R U hereby civen to the c Itlien or J.iper, ail lUinhrldce ti.u-hip. Iutl rnunty. I ml . that theui.Jer.lened. a wale til.ieii ft the I'nlted State. III applvtothe County Comml. ioner (
Iliibol (vi.lv at tiieir neat recuiar eMn iu
June. 194. lor a licne t retail Uitoilcatlne liq
uor, beer and ine. and permit lh ani to lidrihK on the preimf. under th proirUton.of the Ian of In. liana snmnlnc uth lcene.
The iircle location here men lienor ar io oe
..M t. j.. Ini Vi. m. .tkh.ijrn nn the orleinal itlst
of the tow n of Ja.per. lUiu' ri.lare town.hip. Iltiboi
connty. Imliana rn..iv ku.af.i.
May 11. '91-31 '
Marriage Lifelines. H. G. Ruke and C. Bickwermert. Jos. Schepers and Mary Spellmeier
John Hief and Anna M. Ratsch.
Joseph Wehr and Mary Wagner. Jno. Vonderheide and Mary Heiler C. Metzger and Martha Tieman. G. D. Nicholson and C. Merkel.
License Notice.
"VTOTICEU hereby elven tnthecltlien ol Ja.per. i3 and ninhridjretoii-h!p, OiihL county. Ind .
Ihatthtf undtriicced. a male ciiuen 01 me iniieu State. III apply to the County Comi.tl'ioner of
imliotr county ai ineir nev rrum catu, , June. 1, fr llcett to retail Inloilcatins liq
uor, beer arid Ine. and permit the fame to tie .trank on the premise, undtr the provWtons of tbe
law ol lihllauaffuvtruinK ueu iicrii.. t.- r..i. i.-.il.in mUrrr mid llr.m rt are lo be
old i upon loi nutnber S. on tbe Kant ide of the U..1.1U Inn. In Jur.t ma il.onn on the orirlnal
plat of the town of Ja.per, Ualnbride township.
Uattoia county, Indiana. May II. 94-3 JOSKPIl IIERBIO
ExcHrsrMs Via L.. E. St. L
Cm. R. R.
The Indiana Christian Missionary
Snciptv bold their convention at
Iluntinirbunr. Mav 21. 22 and 23
For this occasion tickets at the rate
of one and one-third fare for the
round trip, on the dates mentioned
limit nt? siune to May 24th lor re
...... Q " . turn passage will be sold. Grarf IMte, F. k A. MasMs
ladiua.
Tim L. E.. &. St. L. Con. R. It
will sell excursion tickets to Indi anapolis and return May 21 and 22
inclusive, on account the uranu
Lodl'c. F. it A. Masons of Indiana
at the rate of one fare for the round
trin. Tickets irood Koinij on date
of sale only: good: good returning
until May 24, '94.
SherilT'H Sale.
Ilv virritn fif n ffrtiitoil lfitV of !1 (lO
rrt. tri mi ..irt fi'd (mm the Clerk of tin'
llnlmtu f'ilrllit Clllrt in 11 I'llllMt! whorein
the State of Iniliana on relation of John
(troiiielsjMeher, Auditor 1)uIk)ih to., is nlaintiff. and Man- Kicher, Iirenz
kii'lu-r and KHznlieth llcatv are lefen
mit, ri'iinirint' me to make the tfiini of
one hundred and eichty-eiirht dollars
ml fnHv.oiii'einty. with interest onsai
lieeret and eofti, I will expose at nublie ., i i . i i i.i.. ....
fine, IO me nijriic.-i muuer, mi A7l'llll.lV. Tili: Dtll MAY OK JlSK
A. 1.. 18 1.
Ix'twi'i'ti ihr iionrof 10 o'eloek. A. M.
and 1 o'eloek, P. .M of said day, at the
ilonrof theeonrt lioiiM1 in Ja-iior. l)u-
lu.ia iinimte. I mliiiii'i. the rents :iml iirof
Wu fur. i ti.Vm nut I'm-i'i'il'mc M'ven veary.
tlie folliAiiiii! real estate in lubuiHeotin-
tv. Indiana. to-Ml :
All t lit itiirt if the wi-l half of till
-oiilh-we.-t ijuarterof seetiou So. eleven, (II), township No. one, (l),t-oiitli, range N'n. three Cii went. Ivineand heinifiiorth
of Patoka river, fontuiiiinif Mxty-llve
(tk'i) aeierf more or less also, all that iKiri nf Ilm unrth'West niiarter scrlion
No. fourteen, (14), town one, (1), south, range No. three (3) west, IvitiR and lie-
in if miHii nf i''it(ikii river, iviiiiaiiunif .1
aerea more or Ih, in all ixty-ei(flit t
acreH more or iejn. If meh ant and profit will not sell for a sullieiunt sum to satisfy said decree,
nlnn.al nnil if1u I will. :it the same
...... . - f - - J '
time and place, expose to public sale the . . , , . .. i i i i "... I.
i in mime in hmiii n-Mi i.'ii.iii-. ur ni nun n
theniof oh mav Ihj sullicient to dischatve
Haiti decree, interent and costs. Said
ale will lie made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement lawn. A. H. Tbavuih, Sheriff Duhoii County. Dkktz, McFall A JlarTz, Attorneys for Plaintiff. May 18, A. D. lÄJ4-3t. U ,
USES NO MEDICINE
yW
CURES BY
FAITH !
Mrs. Wallace has cured hundreds of people in this and surrounding country. She has made her !
for the past live years at No. 8 Upper Eighth Street, Evs
ansville, Indiana
We publish a few of hundreds of unsolicited testimonials that have appeared in the papers everywhere she has visited, hack of vanity on the part of Mrs. Wallace prevents the publishing of more. Although " Kind words from (iratcful Heart," 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! Come and be cured.
Will visit JASPER for one day At PIIRNIX HOTEL,
rIr Ji
Mrs. Wallace Truly an aurent of (!od in her method of irealmeut without the aid simple Faith, I)i-eae is made to yield to the touch of tin lady.
of
medicint
but 1
i
The Indianapolis Daily and' Weekly Sentinel circulation has reached immense proportions by its thorough service in receiving all! the latest news all over the State' and from its dispatches from foreign j countries. K very reader in Indianaj should take a state paper, and that The Sentinel. ( LARGEST C FKCUIj AT I ON.
Of Any Newspaper IN THE STATE
The nest Shoe for the l.rat Money.
Boone
Township Notice.
Trustee's
TKItMS OF SUnSCUUTIO.V.
Dail v one vear -f (J.OOi
Weekly one year $1.00
W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
S5, 84 and S3.SO Dress Shoe.
S3.50 Police Shoe. 3 Solo. S2.50, S2for Workingmon.
S2 and SI.75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES.
S3, S2.50 2, $1.75
CAUTION. If nay driller Vera yu W. I.. ItouuUo
noes at roaucii jirirr,
or bjt h ha tbein Willi-
out amne IuiiuhmI
thbottoai,iut hi in
uowa MBiraun.
The unilersiciieil, Tmstee of I'.oone
towbr-hip, Dulwis eounty, hereby gives notice that he will attend to all business
nertrtinins to the ollice of Tms-tee. at Ins - ! ...it. a
resilience l'.. niuef hjuiii-v.u- m unir-1 ville, on .ntünlays of each week, ami rv-1
iiuest all jM?rsons luiving townsmp oum- ,-.,v.
ness to present it on Mittun lay. L imen? 1! I A I I V
'-' I. as a i. M. V-
The WeeklyEdition has
.lontiff lurfikH (mm the Townliin
bran', 'are notitlwl that the Libmrj is kept by Win. Mel I arris, in Portersville.
IlKNItV 15. intKIDENIIAUOlI, x nisiee. May 18, 18.)3-y.
fitting, and give better Trr one pair and be con-
and nrice on the bottom, which
BOOK-KEEPING, SliOUTHAN I AM 1" KM M A NS I! 1 1. We have n-oi-titly pr.-p.ir.-.l Imm.Ic nn thi-
ulMiV.M-piflanya.liipKtl to IIOMK irni. Sent on CO . lavs trial. Huiiilnil liuv.' I i lit'iu-tlt.-il liiii"nlniN of ilnlliiTM liv nnli-rlna our ptilillcatlons. U'llV NOT .Ot '!
MKIUIil villi llliMUV ' niiri ""i fc' . von MOttlll n-fi'lvi' cn-lit tor tin amount
I mill, rolir wi'l'K.'.iiv ouriin'ii""!"" h-m iimik Miok keepltiK 1 iinuil I l'i w.-i-ki by the old nlini. I'fialt Ion tmtmiitM.il utnltT ei-rtaln (ondltioiiü. M'ltil for our Frrr lllu-t nitnl
nam- i-atiiloaiie ami "s'tati' your unm. .vj-
,-r,.,.,l, Y. lintmrlioti. rn-! t. nrauKiion !
I'racllcal lln-Iiii rollcire anil .tiiooi m hurtlianil anil Ti lcirniphy Nii-livilli-.Ti-iiii. II TeaHiiTS. fflOMUilfliWUie pa-t year. .No vacation. Kttter niiv time. Cheap Itnonl. V. It. We imv S rali for 11 vucawlc :H
liookkfi-per, siteiioitniplier, ti-ucliers.
clerks, etc., repornti in in-, innini .n., fame. 31 .'It.
SUBSCRIBE
And Make All Remittances to THE INDIANAPOLIS SE1VTI1VEL CO.,
W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes arc stilish, easy
satifattion at the price advertised than anv other make .1 mm... w T lt-.....tX. .
IUIVUi 1 111; Bl.4111 Jflll KJL 'f. A.. IUUpUia liaillC 1 1 1 U Uli IIIC I'UllUlll, rt.a.v.. Cti.Tar.tces their value, haves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them. Doaierf who nush the Kile of W. L. Dou-'las Slioos train customers, which helns to
ii.fr.in. tl.A . -1 1 ii rt 1 1 1 l"l 1 1 1 1 ! 1 lC nnmi. .. m , . . . . . PI
il.VI,CIH IUI. V... Illktl .Ml. V I UlIU? , mil we believe yon can Htg Biourj by Iiuyl
Thv can nrTord to aril nt tk le nroHt,
aro BioBrj by buying 11 year footwear of tbn dralrr advc
mmrmt below. Catalogue tree upeu appllcatlou. W. JU. 1H)UULAS, Sürocktau, Maat.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THE
JASPER
GOD
Always advocating the rights of the Common People, will be furnished with the weekly edition of The Indiana State Sentinel for 11.75.
FEIjIX lampert, M'JtOlS COfNTY AfiKNT FOK
For Sale By John A. Sermersheim, Jasper.
P.
sesrhoezsrshzsiim:
Coiner Oth ami Jackson Street, Jasper Indiana.
JjAS received a full assortment of
SPRING and SUMMER
Dry Goods, of all kinds, Notions and
reddest c?t FRESH GROCERIES. sc 'ifHe thanks the public for its liberal patronage, and by using every eflurt to please is determined to merit its continuance. O Come, nnil Ivviimlne My Stock anil I Will Give You Ilnrgaiiis Joseph F. Scrmerslieim. April 'J0, 18! I.
kSSwKwHH'BPwm'BHII) r.
Deerin: Harvesters
Oall kind.-. The IVcrimw took tlie Hftfliest I'rlxntit me wonir nur It is the only hanesting inacliine with the
BALL AND BICYCLE BEARINGS Come and see them. The draft is one-half less than any machine made, mid at tin-examination bv the World's Kiiir. lud-s, it nit ami bound one acre of heavy ... aft . I. ..f it.
wheat in 'S2l minutes, .tuo, i carry u mock oi uiu BEST BINDING TWINE,
As cheap as the cheapest, ami elicit vo.tr "t0' rhljIX LAiMl J'a 1(1
April 27, 1891.
West Oth Street, Jasper, Ind
NEW AH K A N(;KaM KXT. John Seherer, Boot & Shoemaker.
Ite-pectfully inform the public that he ha- bonirht the shoe business of Andrew Seherer awl will continue it in all its blanches, both
iimkiiiL' and reoairinir, at bis shops
on Jackson Street and on West th
street, Jasper, and will endeavor to please his customers. He asks a liberal patronage from the public. JOHN SCIIEKKK. A nrirj", '01,-1111. A1iiiliitH(ratorH Notice.
Notice in hereby riven that Mathiap imu lu.mi litiiiniiitcil Ailniiniftnitor
. . i . . . . i . .1. ..
of the estate of .loiin neis, m ceasco ; n estate is prohahly Kolvent.
.MATHIAS ISEIH, aimi r. AV. K. Cox, Att'y. May 18, 'tM-Ut.
JASPER CORN MILL.
the ;ili-l
The niiilersiiriiel havinir boiiirhl lasiM'i Coin Mill, lias ivlittcd it,
keeps a supply f COR InT jLTJTAmi Clioppotl (?rn for I-VmI, . .. .
on haiul to Pell, or excliaiiire lor nni anv lime. Choppeil Com sohl ill a
inanlitv ilcsinsl at !KI cents pi-r 1"'
ipoutnK 11
on YVcilneilavs ami s-aiuniays ai leents per hnsfiel, ami kept on hsinil f ,r
exchantre at all times.
FnrmerH Ac SfocUArc particularly solicited for i-u-lo- . 11 1 .1 in!
mcrs, ami ny prompt auemi"" hiiiiiirablc treatment I hope to merit
and receive their patronage.
FRED VOLLMER. Dec I, Lot Km Sai.k. A l.nmbome LiilMIncite 711, street, on toruifi. 1 ipilro at CouitiE olllcc.