Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 36, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 May 1894 — Page 8

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HOMES FOR EVERY ONE.

THE noA'ÖWAYÖ OF IÖWÄ.

Haw the lTrvulllug Hirt KihmI Mlj;Iit Uo

Iiiiirn'tl. Whilo macadamized and gravol mute

uro yet fiir in tue mstaneo except m

Coraer 4th & Main Street

HUNTINGBUKG, - IN

MAKES PIOIALTIKt OF:

Crown and Bridge Work, PilnUai Extraction.

Treat i eat and Saving the Teeth,

Kirrt CUm Work, BMtoaable Trices.

At tk l'hmla Hotel. Jiier, TuetcUy

aad Wadaeaday ofechwek. All Work Warranted. Dec. lt 1893.-y

Method by Whk'K Mraof Moderate Muil

Cm Acquire a Houw tad Lot. No better employment for capital can

bo conceived thim in tbo erection of .limited localities lU'itr tlio large cities In

homw for laboring men. It has been Iown, writes Henry Walluco in Good tried iu a few towns and provtetl a buccc I Roads, there is very much that can bo from overy point of view. It is not a I done. and that, too, without any ox-

Ireet, philanthropic work, for it pays in money , jhjuso beyond that already ineuned, und DIAA. :i l,rout UPU tlu investment made, and ; that should bo done at once. Them isno tK. " ' aShylock might engage in it without better road in tho world than an Iowa

compunction, providiug bo do Hamueu thrt road when it in goou. it is sinooin,

with tho legal ratoiif interest, 'ilioao-'it is easy on tho horse, even 11 soino-

parture, however, best befits honest cap-;

ital in that it tends to Ulgmfy labor ana prevent anarchy.

A man cannot livo in a novel ana do a good citizen, for careless surroundings

ODEL DRUG CO U. B. IlltAXXOCK, M. 1)., Sce.'y and Malinger. Keep a full line of

TUB HOLIDAY AM) WINTER SEASON U here and go are wo with the best STOCK OF FURNITURE. See Our Great 5 ami 10 cent bargain counters. Your best Chance. Dou't MUs It! OUR STOCK OF COFFINS IIa never bean equaled. POME AND SEE US. We Will Endevor To P i h Y i. Alles Bros;. N. W. Cornor Public Square, Dec 893. Jasper, Ind.

AN I'NDUAINKI) KOAl).

beiret bad habits iuul breed lax pnnci

plea. Children reared in slothfulues

uovertum ontwelL l hero is a spine m

honest toil that rises above a shanty and ' seeks tho comforts and conveniences of '

a. framed dwelling with carpeted floors,

ono surrounded by tho greensward oi times dusty, and its coutinuanco m this

thrift and backed by tho garden of proa ' Btato of graco varies with tho years,

perity a home, in fact, that ntayngni- sometimes six months, sometimes ten. fully bo called tho owner's castle. Neat All that depraves a country road in dwelling can be bnilt in most villages Iowa and renders it horrible to eontemat from $-100 to 500. Adding from $100 pinto and iv source of profanity both in

to $200 for a lot does not inako an m- tcraal and external is uncontrolled wavestmeut so large but that the most or- ter. Speaking not now of country roads

dinarily paid laborer could soon acquiro loading to cities, where then) is a great

title. At $10 n month, which sum would deal of heavy hauling, but of tho roaas little exceed rental value, tho $500 houso for country use, all that is needed to and lot could bo bought and paid for in niako a road that will bo excellent from

four years, A small boy carryiug papers six to ten months in a year, averaging could earn that amount. Four dollars a ttbont nine, is to keep tho water from week would pay for tho $000 homo in rising up under it and provide a way

fivo years. for tho rain to run off as it falls, iho

A liberal policy pursued upon mis under waters aro found vrlicro roaas

nlano by tho wealthy men of a town cross or follow sloughs. Tho wet spots.

would result iu placing hundreds of whero tho most hideous nmdholes occur, homes in tho hands of laborers who tin-1 nro ou the edges or sides of theso slouglis der no other conditions could ever aspire' nnd are caused by tho rain soaking

to tho proprietorship of tho houso m ; down through the upper fertilo soil and

which they lived. Tho benefits of this striking a vein of hardpan or impervious system aro capabloof being demonstrate clXyt and therefore coming out laterally, ed by any village that has tho sagacity The remedy for this is under drain-

and enterprise to undertako it. An ab-1 JUre. either with tile or with rock, laid

Bolntely safo investment is obtained for either under the roadbed or alongside- of capital, usually in a territory where val-, itf so sW to catch tho water before it

ues increase rapidly; tho wago earner ' tenches the bend. We havo seen many easily becomes tho owner of property ' 0f tho very worst and most impassable

Goods Pure and Fresh, Prices Correct.

rescriptioss Carefully-Compounded.

Optician,

Next Door to Zoellor's. Barber Shop. HchI.-hIh', raiiMMl ly Kyv. Strain.

to.,.. hnrenne whnsn hortdj rn cnnstuni v ar-htng n vo no men wpi rrne

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scientifically lilted Uesen will give tin-in This theory H now uiilvensnll hoil? "Inmrnnnilv" tittoi! 'lu-e- will Invariuhlv increHHc the Iroilbb

and mav led to TOTAL IHJNDNKSS. Our .il.ililv in ilftsHi vr hisses safol

and correctly Is beyond question. Consult ih. Eves tcKil tree ol charge.

Veb ,' Cm.

that is worth, when paid for, a rcspecta

bio percentage more than it cost him;

mudholes rendered dry and placed in

excellent condition in all seasons of the

tho manufacturer is insured a reliablo , yC:ir, with an expenditure of not over

Road WAGONS

I f ths- 1.- 1"fttr. "d.;; i"Ä5 vorableconditionofaffairsrendcrslabor are de,n,nded ho next to impossible. Very natrJ:tnr r.f.h iVZ r ' tho man JTh his

and intelligent class of employees, and

thocommmnty has tho satisfaction or see ing every man his own landlord This fa

ing f l be done, by every

Good Farmer, W.io doe not vnt to be delayed in his work, nd htvo hi tennis idle on the road the breakage of a wagon porly mde, or of poor material.

Sonh Main tr el. Jasper, warrants

all his wasona free from defects of ma

lorUt or workmanship, and will sell

them a nheiD f ?ou py for the infe

rinroiiri. Come and see. Me will also

rpn ir vnm ahoddv WOh. wbes it

hrak, If y call OB bm. Oct., 27, 93,

INSURANCE!

LIFE ! ACCIDENT!

TORNADO! LIVE STOCK

Farm Fire insurance for terms of five vears. including lightning and steam

thresher, at thirty cents a year on each gate, sell their produce and gossip while

$100 of insurance; tornado

earnings in a hoaeimd lot can seeuoth inc to bo gained in the idleness attend

ing strikes, and all tho arguments oi modern agitators will fail to convinco him that his first duty is to his union

rather than to his family.

THE VALUE OF A PUBLIC MARKET.

Convenience the Farmer Will Not Be blow to Appreciate. Tho fanners who livo near a town

materially assist iu its progress if they

are accustomed to carry their produce to

it every week. They aro compelled to find a market somewhere, but tho town that attract theni most is usually the

town that has a good public market place, where they can unhitch and feed their hones and expose their wood, potatoes, fruita and other produce for sale.

A farmer naturally dislike to un

hitch on tho Rtreet, where his team is in

tho way, where ho may bo moved on by

tho polico and where ho will attract little attention from passersby. Consequently the town that has a regular mar

ket place, where farmers can cougre-

at twenty

cents. Representing twenty goon com

panies and doing an exclusive insurance business, I can give the alwve rates.

Write or call on me before placing your

insurance. No one, excepting George

Xix, of Havsville, and Theodore (toll

man, of Ferdinand, are autonzetl to so-

lu-it insurance in mv name.

W. A. WILSON.

General Insurance Agent, Jasper, Ind.

J CaretM, and Trade-Marks obtained, and 11 Pat2at buunesx conducted fur Usdhiti Frf8. t

ornccis Opfoiitc U.S. Patcht Or nee J ?aadwe tan secure tawtit in loitime ttiutaut2

Srcaiotefrom Washington. M .nrt.U'. rfi.wii,, nr nhtito.. with cie4fno-

Jtion. We a-ie. if patentable or not. tree olj tektrte. Our (t-e rot due till pileni it secured. t aPMMLCT "How to Obtain I'ateats," witli J

Cm Ol HHIC III IU, w.tf. VMM aet free. Andres. iC-A.SNOWA.COJ

i mP. pare-. Orncc, watMiNsre-N, C. J

. SUFFERERS

RECEIVE-

I IM S A N

I tv the use or

B.LMHiaL.giB""i

Oliver V. K. liulinet.Sia Jest. Cel. write-I U

mi Ktmeity all and even mare tkai reywualX. II rectitc iniiantaneuui relief. v

K. M. Carton. A M., Warrc, Kaa wHtat WMI

ireatei by emmtnt phyiiciax ol this eouatry ee

ueraianjr: iritu in cumalt si aiaerent 31

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waitinir for a customer, is the town

whoso merchants will see tho color of

the farmer's money.

Tho market placo should be located in

tho center of tho business portion of tho

town and shonld have a number of cov

ered sheds, where tho fanner may sta-

bio his horses when it rains or snows.

Onco established and well advertised tho market will soon become popular both with tho fanners and tho public, especially if tho town authorities boo that tho place is kept neat and clean

and mado reasonably comfortablo and attractive. Whcro thero are several rival towns in a Rood farmiiiK commu

nity tho ono that has a Kood market place will surely get tho farmer's prod-

uco and tho mouey ho receives for it and will boconio moro and more pros

perous overy year. It Tea Wish to Help tfce Tows Don't fail to sound its praises wher

ever you are.

Don't make tout money out oi its

citizens and spend it somewhere else.

Don't frown on every public improve

ment simply because it will cost yon a dollar or two.

Don't sneer at the efforts of your fel

low citizens to build up tho town, but lend a hand yourself.

Don't talk a great deal about what should be done aud remain on tho back

scat waiting for soino ono else to do it

Don't say a hoard of trauo is "no good

on earth" until you can prove it by sta

tistics. Don't say the public schools are a failure because your boy has been upset

ting tho school's discipline and has been

punished for it.

$3 in labor and material. After theso vret spots and seepy places havo lieen removed in tho manner above suggested tho roadbed should bo thoroughly plowed, harrowed and rolled until it is re

duced to the finest iossiblo tilth, then graded so as to allow tho water to run

off as it falls, and as often as ruts aro

formed bypassing teams in wet weather gone over with a road grader when it becomes dry and kept in a smooth, well

rounded, oval tdiapc.

To secure this treatment of roads ono

thing must bo done provision must bo

mado in tho laws of the state that will nllnw tho supervisor, or whoever is in

authority, to find drainage through ad

loininc lauds wherever ueccssary under

the law of eminent domain. Unless this

is dono narrow minded landowners wil

effectually prevent by unwiso opposition any effective road drninage, and hence

any permanent road improvement. The First Turnpike

Ak pioneers and emigrants ecattcrcd

settlements in all directions from tho

mother colonies on tho Atlantic coast.

roatls wero made and maintained to them by taxing all tho citizens residing in tho townships, counties and states through

which thev pawed. W hen a public roa

was a much used thoroughfare, demand ing extraordinary solidity of roadlied anc

tho best condition of repair, a company

was organized, capital was furnished

and the road was handed over by tho neonlo to the comnany. who lowered its

grades, bridged its streams, stoned an drained its wheolway, and when flnishei

eharirod each traveler on nurse or

wheels a toll for each mile traveled

upon it. Thus th public road became

turnpike, so called because at the places

where the toll was collected thero were

poles armed with spikes set across tho

road, which turned upon a iost, a pneky notice to tho traveler that ho must pay

or stop.

The first turnpike in America was chartered in 17i2 by tho Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike company. It

was commenced in 1704 and soon coin

plctcd.

Thero is no more important economic

subject liefere the American people to day than tho best method of making anr

maintaining tho public roads Lippin

cott's Magazine.

Why Kentucky rrntpera.

"I think that one great cause of tho prosperity of Kentucky as n statu lies in

her excellent system of roads, sai

John Sinnott of I'adticah. Ky., recently

"Wo utilize our convicts by niiikin

them work upon onr roads. Take tho

city in which I live, ior instance, am

tho good results of this idea uro nppnr

j ent. We have four big pikes or iimcud

ami zed and well graded ro.id.s tunning

out from the city. On n rainy day win

tho fanner can t plow Jio'll bitch np

' his team, put a hogshead of tobacco or

a load of corn on his-wairon and come

' to town. In most suctions of the Unite

States ho couldn't get to town on a rainy

Don't stay at homo on election day, I W a i0"'! W"KU" ,,cco",,t ,f

W m nni anri "hiiKtln" for .rood men " "" 11 " ""r

r o

and good government

Don't let a good local paper that is

tho town's untiring champion abandon

the champion business because of lack of deserved patronage.

Don't forget to drop your dollars in the slot when tho committee that Is aft

er a new enterprise comes around with

tbo subscription list

eaves a who'o day, saves his team an

his wagon ai.d his temper, and Ilm tow merchant getH tho bent lit of his trade.

Stone VcritilN Dirt Itiwtla.

No appeal was ever made for road im provement without bringing out a corre

spoudingplea for the "old fashioned dirt road." For genuine pleasure in riding

Don't forget that in building up tho lWv "K rotu can discount such

iaa Sordtd rtliet l.ke rtr arevariaaa.

L. U l'help. V M.Oti,0. wntes-SuterH Asthma o vein. Your edieiaaia j.

tore for ate lhas the at Miiaeat akysMiaa 4i4 tar

mm iure yvwa. la order that all tufmrs freaa AttaaM, Catank,

nr rerer. a a Kinared discMCl Hi taM lit T 't türi' ' '" ,tBd w a' ?.rR;. Ky ssail tt.e .

Marcw. tiMHEKiiAn a uu. nnaa a

WaatMr, Waja Ca, Okia . .

town hearty co-operation, united endeavor and a spirit of get thero aro what win tho day. Thero is no pull like a long pull, a strong pull and a pall all together.

Lonisville, Evansvillle & St. Louis

uonsoimaiea k, b.

i nt mux line;.7'

5, Miles the Short omI.

ltetween Louisvillo & St. Louis.

rUKK DltUUS and MKDIC'INKS,

KLKG ANT l'KKFUM KS& TOILBT AUTICLK.

KlUwi 1

" irn;it;ii VOllll Iii II,,.

JOust mid West.

FINK STATION KU Y hik! 11LANK HOOKS,

CI101CK ViC, Altd and TOUACCOS.

A1NTS. OII. himI VAlfNIöllKS.

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And ICvnry KlFo t in nie lo Al'COIIIinOllHle ClMl()llll'l.

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BfiStore Opposite

Kell. Ki. lÖ'J4lf.

the INDIANA 1IOTLL, .IASIK1C, INI).

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MOW IS YOUR TIME TO GET

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mt. sxm -wem W' pru' -w-

YOU WANT IN-

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violins,

Music, Piaoos, Organs, Guitars

Mandolins, Banjos, Accordeons, Etc. A LPO

Watches , Jewelry & Silverware,

Of all Descriptions at

F. C. KUEBLER, Jeweler,

Cor. Eighth and Main Streets, Jasner, Indiana.

I)pcnmher 29. 1893.

riio lowest ticket rates to tho

r('.t, us well as folder ami enorMl

inlorniation, will he iiiriuslie.l

appliciition to tili uiult'rsi;nil.

hoe that your ticket rv.uU

"The Air Line."

.Jos. Bhni'mct, Ai-'t .Jasper. H. A. t-'AMI'IIKU., (len'l l'ass. Atr't.

.J. II. Ivl'.M.MKH,

Travel in Pass. A-'t. St. Louis, iMo.

UNITED HOTEL

MILL STUKET.JASI'EIt. AUGUST KAEGIN, I'ROPUIKTOIl.

The travel in; juililie will lliiil

this house wll furnished ainl the

best of attention given to the want-

of quests. Furniture anil beil- all

new, and table summed with t if

best the market

Ueasonablc.

aflord. TeniK

Aug. Kaegin. Mnrch 10-93

T. ERNY,

Agent for

Best in Use !

Bargains on Demand in Tinware, Hardware,

FANCY LAMPS, BIRD CAGES, iVOTIONS, ETC. Mrs. T. ERNY,

i,a- s i-iaUli üinunm. .IASP1511 1INI.

luni - '-a 7

I.SO A FINK ASSOCTMKM

HEATING

C0UKING

U I VJ I 1 ii

C. KCKEItT

.1. RCKBKT.

A. KCKKUr,

Eckert Brothres

Koller Mills.

oo cc osc ojc.c. p OOP CO CO o

ll.vln upplio! IhcBO MU1 with the LATEST JMB" EB MACIIINKUY, wc now innko none luitl HE Khbl HHAWU& u

Fancy and Patent Process Roller Flour.

which atlmltK of no cqnl for fninlly iipr. TO Tili II IhlU Hb 8 ATISKI KI) WITH IT.

r itdviMe ever v foody lo Buy the llel anil I alwuy Hie CilieaprMf. Bud Flonr cmiMeM doelor'w billM;

VOM WHICH WE WILL AL

. a , rT i-. t mi ut i irni."T FOIi

VV H h.A W A 1 1 IMJ. WAYS I'AYTIIK HKJHKS'I

M AHKET PUKJE IN CASH, lY WACONoitGAK LOAD.

ECKERT BROTHERS.

July Mti IHX9 1.

I AM NOW A MAN! Chlco.Oct.5.1f.

' I wa troulilnl wltli tn Inn

Vic will icnil yott the rnnrvclou I'rcnch preparntion CALTHOS free, ly wnlwi

mail, niui alcgni uarauicc

ii

A3 HI !.

At HC It.

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nil i(iurvmti ...... ...... Mtunllr wpbIc for miyau ji-nr. IurltiR th lt four jfom I rln.l ...rr r.m.df tlmt WHft Willi

and nut no rllf fur anyof my , . tniufile. until I took CA LTH08-t eurvA ond rcatorrd mr und I Hm nw a man,

Address VON WOHL COm awB wmcricaw wjems, wmcinnauiw.

that CALTHOS wll

STOP A!LiÄw' Cül.E,,t:Me-v'rt RESTORE 1.1 Vlar.

Use it pay if satisfied.

IIEADQUAItTERS roii tiik

Sin&rcr Sewing Macliine!

I bei; to luuiouncc to the piihlu-, that I

have again oin'iietl an olliee, wht'iv I have constiintly on Iiiunl a full hin of tin; llcmiine Siiiiri'rs, with all tht latest

iiiiprtiVfinuiitH. 1 have also :i large stock of Att:u'lnmnt, Nivdh'.-, Oils Ac.

for all other makes and ftvlfH of .S-uin? .Machines. All kinds of Sowin Mai. . . i : I.

t'lillK'H rv paireu. u;:n;iiiii in mxw

hand inaniines.

.Mv nhitf oi busineHH is. on 7th Stritt,

I between Mill and MeCrillutf Street-,

JASPER. INDIANA. PKTlUt J. GOSMAN, Atfcnt,

For the Singer .Manufacturing Company.

I am also agent for the old iviiai'

Jfiagaru Fire and Tornado and I velum

Insurance Co., of Jsew lurk, ami n-

sH'ctfully ask a liberal patronage.

Dee. i, l.V.M)-tf. FINE FARM FOR SALE! In Madison Township. One of the Ix'st famiH in Madien

towiisliip i.s now for sale by the tinier : eignet 1. to-wit: Hü,1., acres in Sec.

I' I, r. l'..t f,,r.

inerly belongitig to John llurgc,

ceased. It will De wold at a rea.-onaw

price, and on partial iiaviiieiit!' if '

sired. If von want a good farm, in 1

good locality, near the tlirivini; tont

Ireland, this ih vour opportunity, r"'

particulars, cull on

tl.KMi:.NT I'O.VM.

at Jasper Courier Olliee.

Alst. ''.'17 acred, formerly known nAw

Adam .Smith farm, at tlie point w''1'" tlie railroad vruweH I'atoka river will" sold cheap. Call soon.

.

AI.1IKKT M. I10IINKKT. KUWAKD A. l!OHrh

BOHNERT BROS., I'roprietorx of tlie

JASPFR UNION HOUR HILLS'

These Mills are now kept in the lo

onier, and supplied with best pa"

Kolls. The brandH I'KAIih in i-i-' FAMILY, and STKAKSHT are not ts

excelled for their grades in the world.

We solicit the custom of I-arniers

will he ready at all times lo exehaiip Hour for wheat at the highest marM

I pru.i . .... i.i,it'i. .iii.l mi

llltl.Mi I Ulli U i i ..ii will lav vou cash all the market

allow. . , i

CORN MEAL always on nana w

or exchange.

an"

ran and Ships, h ff

Fh.9, '1-4. Ilm

HattacM Mtm, Taka Netted When you -waut to kaow about anf bnRltiatwoiituictndf thn larira rltiiH. writo

to tke local nownpatxjr. If tho flnn Ih of over tho avei age (Urt road of Unlay. Any

ouo so long u! it i.s kept in repair and

tho elemeittH iiroteoted from tho two ex

triples of duot ami mud. If these fiviturcs could bo regulated, all agitation for Rood rojuls i Ight end at once, ho far w the pleasure of the thing Is concerned. But the talk just now is business. One horse can haul as much over u properly constructed tone road as three can luiul

stij account, you will And tho adver

gi'M!? m UK bvuau paper.

ouo with a head for arithmetic can figure out tho difference. Kansas City Time

JSninhririKe Township Trustee's Xoti'. The undei-signed, Truslie of IJiiinbridge township, Dubois county, will attend to Township business tin Satunlav of everv week, at his icsidcnco on North Main street, between Fourteenth ami Fifteenth, in Jasper. Vrhc Library of said Township is kept at the bookstore of Mrs..Iacob(tosiiianii, where persons Avanting books can obtain them at any time. Joski'h KcKST3i.v, Trualee. April 20, m l-y.

C'oliiiiill;i Township Trus

tee's Xotiee.

The undersigned, Trustee of Columbia

Tp., Dubois county, Ind., will attend to Township business at his residence on every Saturday, iuul persoiiH having township biiMiiess lo transact sue requested to present it on that day of Ii o week.

The Township Library is keot 1 1 the olliee of the Trustee, where those entitled can obtain books. N'imo.v 1 1 AicitiH, Trustee. June 'J8th, 1883-y.

v. 1 1.. 1u-i. ut in-irLrof iirii'O. (IV

II HIV V I , trial and we will try to ease yo. Mills on tho North side of Jaspor,"' l.'lth and Mill streets. .litHtier. Anril 13. MH-y

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