Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 40, Jasper, Dubois County, 15 June 1894 — Page 4

Jasper Courier

J.tül'KK. DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. k-i i.rl t ihi Vodoflc at Juptr ImtUn. for trwuitüBUrouKhtliBHMiKoBlcl tter FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1894. Dcmcratk CMty Ticket. For State Senator Dubois and Perry Counties. MICHAEL A. SWEENEY. For Proseoutine Attorney 11th Judicial Circuit. WILLIAM E. COX. For Countv Auditor. AUGUST H.'KOEUXEK. For Countv Clerk. HERMAN ECKERT. For Conntv Recorder. lUUTAIN'LEMIXC:. For Countv Sheriff. HEXRYCASSIDY. For Countv Treasurer. EDWARD A. BOHNERT. For Countv Surveyor. WILLIAMT. YOUNG. For Countv Coroner. ORYILLE. Ä. BIG1IAM. For Countv Commissioner 1st District CONRAD JACKLE. For Countv Commissioner 2d District. JOSEPH SCHROEDER, Su. KlCw nmjr , . 0 . . I Is it the duty of the State to prot oiilv the wealthy m case of conct between wealth and poverty?' . . I . 4 111 m i i ut n tect only Hict Has a poor man no rights wincn tne

rich are bound to respect.' Is tnw stratiimn. boasted "land of liberty," whose j ' Cas?Sj Pr0 LH. j. Mover; No eople are about to celebrate its;., Au,,ust Lubbehusen.

llSth birthday, as ttie uawn oi i - erty for the common people, really

only a despotism lor tne goern-, The countv Treasurer's annual nient of the poor by the wealthy, re 1ort W1U? received and approved, class? And is it in accord with the ghowing a balance of 1Ö,S07.Ö2 in Declaration of Independence that countv treasury, the military should be used at the Tht; Evansviile Ins. Co. having order of the Gov. to suppress the cancene(1 its poiCv Qf 11,000 on Ioor class, upon the mere request on the court houge it w.w oniered of a Sheriff, before that Shenft has jt,at Geo w Grainelspacher, Ins. exerted the power the law gives him irrnnf Kr fmif rirtnl with fill 11 iwtl-

to call upon all the people of bis bailiwick to serve as a posse m preservintz the peace? Is the right of

a corporation to property more Jt W1W ordcrej ov the Board that sacred than the right of a poor man Wm A Wilson, agent of the Royal to existence, and something to eat Tnsurance Co., be contracted with for his wife and family? 'for a twlicv of 4 ,000 insurance at The above are questions lorcing f2 .5 j 100 for five vcaw to themselves upon the public mind by luceJ aj? f0n0WS( $3,650 on jail the rash and illegal action of Gov. and Sheriff's residence; $150 on Matthews in the use of the State b and joqo on smoke and wash militia during the present miners', jl0UJC

strike, the railroad corporations A contract w:is made with Herhad no rightlegal or moral to man crti agent 0f the American ak the taxpayers of the fctate to'Central In;? Co for a 1K)licv on

burden tnemseives wiwi a ea Iense io uiiuuic mu laiuu-uj ' the wealthy mine owners, when they refused themselves to pay their nonest proportion ui iuaw. i,;-xl Legislature will be asked to appropnate a large sum ol money to pay the exiense of l.ov. .Matthews sym - l)athy with wealth, shown by his ordering the militia ot the fctate to prevent the miners lrom side-tracking cars loaded with scao " coai ironi m-jhukm , il,,u each taxpayer in the State will be compelled to pay Ins projwjrtion 01 the tax to meet this unnecessary and unjust expense, whether he uses a pjund of coal or not. There is no politic- in this matter, but it H a little singular that the liovernor , . . y - . 1 1 ...1..: :.. Miouiu sees ii)rm. ivgui tins action lawyer hlliott. ami a cvterie ol other Repul)kean lany.-rs, rather than the Att'y ücuvnii 01 tue Sjuite, or uemocrauc aorne..

1 lie miners maue nu uuiru "".nöt "ranted, just demands, as the Gov. acknowl-j 0u the ,,rt;tion of Ch. Koettyer

euueu, anu um oww, iiuuKu s Executive head, had no legal right j w r I I 1 to compel these joor men to accept unjust terms, or by military force deprive them of the means of cammg a resectable ltveniimm v 1.. , ti. u

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SlieU lor IIIU urai liiai saiumui , in that veteran editor Wm. H. Evans Mr. Evans knows how to get up a creditable readable paper, but he will accomplish almost a miracle if lie makes a financial success of his paper iti Gibson county, with the coinpetifiön of its eight other printing establishments. The business list naner. lust started in Evans ville. Joe will not make a fortune out of it, and if he makes a living will do well. The Populist is not 11 growing nor reading party, and Joe Hhould have stayed with the Democracy. But the'CouKiKK wishes him financial success. Teacher in High School "Your average in very low, and you have just managed to pass."' High school girl "How delightful!" Teacher "What do you mean?" High school girl "There's nothing like a good, tight squeeze."

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n .-.6.y 11 v..n7 ,v od by agreement, and Henrv H CoueirI .wuhei : Bw Evans ma Urcicnba , J( hn j, Ruj0, , realize his rosiest hopes. , mpibf r.ivnn(if,r worn n The West and South," is the an V Jme.8 M' L;ucnilLr cre aP title of Joe Anustiong' new jiopu- )n viwow, to be .worn Aug

BmH f C4Mty CMiftlr. Subsequent to the Coumkk's re

port of business: of the county commissioners last week, the following, among other business, was transacted : The report of the Hoard to the Superintendent of Public Instruc tion in regard to condition of school funds was made. The lhititions for bridges bv John Leistner, et al., and P. L. Coble, et al., were examined and dismissed. The annual report of the county Uoam as to county nuances was made and approved, showing a bal ance m treasury of !flo,0 .o. Liquor licenses were granted to Casper Hatter and John R. I routman, Jasper; Merkley Ä Ditmer, Huntingburg: Jos. Herbig, Jasper. Inspectors for the various election precincts for the Nov. election 1SIM, were appointed as follows: Columbia Tp., Precinct No. 1 Nelson Harris; No. '2,0. C. Baggar 1 v. Harbison, Pre. 1. P. L. Coble; No. 2, Henry Ruehrschneck. Boone, Pre. 1. H. B. Hreiden bach; No. 2, Frank Dooley. Miiui-in l'rtt 1 I on iv I !ivr No. 2, F. M. Pavne. Bainhridge. Pre. 1. Geo. Mehringer; Xo. 2, Jos. Eckstein. Marion Herman Teder. Hall, Pre. 1. John J. Meschede; No. 2, Adam A. Hessemer. Jefferson, Pre. 1. John Pruitt No. 2, J. J. Cunningham. - - ...e". Jackson, Pre. 1. Jon No Adan uonifer. patoka Pre 1 Phil. ' Xo I, A ' 't n,xm ' Jackson, Pre. 1. John Klein; Hanibcrhrnk r Nn , Murr.iv: No. 4. Adam Ferdjnaml. Pre. 1. Mat. Oliny0 ijem. v0ver. i(fv of' tne game amount in the NiPomnanv. at the m ame rates ilprntnfnr nai.L r fann 0f $2,500, as follows 1,500 on poor house; on Superintendent's residence; 50 on room; 1200 on furniture; $500 on barn. AHowanccs were made for the nboV(J 1KHciCs to W. A. Wilson 90; 1Iennau Eckert $70- Gco y ciramelsnacher ZQ. Andrew Wagner, beim: a cripple !in.i .. 1MV,r ninn voinnted fwin working on the road and pavin" p(tll tax. 0 u'oxl) nr.-iNKss. On the petition -i James B. Liiu and ot,Uirs for achanue of highway. Jos. (iiess. Paul Metz und rred Alles were anoointd viewers, U met Aug. IS, 1S1M, and be swrn 'lli iwtitiim itf J:iciib l.lt'inkcr r- --- t.t l WW (jiMiiied for ilelects. llu, w:ll taitioned f :r bv Jo,m ii,,,.,,,., jl,n Moenlt Va ,)t,nkj el a ? t,(, viewers ivpori Unfavor.ihle, and the petitions wen t .. . . . .. , k Cm. Krank neuer w7 J ' ami Jos. bchncfor were apiinte(i viewers, to meet Aug. 25 and he sworn. On the petition of Alexander El and others, the viewers reported hvorablc. whereupon James (). I.ix . caUjje s continued tint! ep On the petition of Harney J Hasche, et al., the viewers reportei favorable, and the road was orderet, opened. On the iietition of Gerhard hoech te, et al., viewers reported favorable and the road was ordered opened On the petition of Wm. C. Wil son, et al., the petition was amend The Commissioners allowed them selves $21 each, and the Sheriff 12 sind adjourned. Mad Don. On last Saturday .Mr. ueo. Burger, Jr., noticed a queer action of his dog. lie walked around in the yard with froth running from his mouth and snapped everything he came to. Mr. Burger got his gun and killed him at once, reopie should he on their guard, and if they notice such symptoms in their dogs should kill them at once before they rave a chance to bite anything, and so get the disease out of the country,

Itailroad K?iiisi(iiH. HuntiiiKburK Haf-e Hall and St. Johns

lav June '2lir and 24th, one faro for round trip. Tiekets to Ih ld on June .ird, return nut later than June .'Uli. Tt lUvkiMul June 17, to Catholic Church Celebration at, SI.1Ö for nmnd trip; leave Jasper at t','M A. M returnuii leave Koekort at ! r. m. me .iasikt Star Hand and 1'iiiform Hank C. K. of A., are goin);. Un ammnt of ineciini; ot l-.pwoiin Leatrue, at bike Maxinkuekee, June IStliamllUth .icketx will Ih told at one furo for round trip, eouip only on day of do, returning until June "'.'!, 185M, Chicago Nat. Ass n Life I nderwnters, Juno 15' to LM. Coneonl, X. H. SHiety Army of Po tomac, June .1 ami Dunne the M'ason tickets will be sold to Fa-neh Li"k and We1 Hatlen at $ö.70i (roin JaHar, j:imhI for fixty days. I For Houuin Catholic f liion ICniirhts of St. John, at Hufl'alo. X. Y., one fan; for; round trip, going June L'lt ami -I; returning June St 1 1 . Heme Seekers' Excursion. Tickets will k sold by the L., K. St. L. Cons. H. H. on aeeotint of Home Seekers' Kxeursions, at one fare for the nmnd trip, good for eontinuiius passage only, and limited to twenty days from date of issue, on June tftli, July "th, August 7th, Sept. 4th, Oct. 'M, Xuv. nth, Dee. 4th, lS'.M, to all K. K. oints in Alabama, Florida, tJeorgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, south of, but not including Henderson, Louisville and Lexington, louisiana, oat of Mississippi river, except on Y. & M. V. H. U. Stop-overs in territory South can be arranged with agent there. Tickets good for 00 days at reduced rates will be sold for Degonia Springs during the season, and one fare tickets on every Saturday, good returning till the following Monday. Hillham Happenings. Monday of last week was a sad; day for our people, as well as for people for miles away. Old uncle David Milburn, a soldier of the late war, and a very old soldier in the army of the Lord, after living a mile north of IHUham for ibout 50 years, died, after a lingermg sickness 01 disease 01 tne oiauder. Uncle Dave's life has been well spent; his dealings with his neighbors has proven him a devoted christian, hence, while we sorrow with his family, we can t help reoicing that a fellow mortal has ceased from suffering and is safely mused where sickness and pain can never trouble him, and is now enoying the fruits of a long, useful ife, spent in the service of (!od. 1 nive lived near Mr. Milburn for nearly 50 years, and can't call to mv mind any trouble he has had with anv neighbor. He leaves a wife and a large family of grown children, who have the svmpathv of all. Mrs. Tennie Collins, wife of Wil liam Collins, died the same day. She leaves a husband and a large family of children to mourn the loss of a devoted mother. Aaron Moore, our old preacher-jquire-and-farnier, living at the little town of Crystal, is married again this time he married a woman with two children, but I have not earned her name. The old Squire aas very much in need of a house keeper, and was certainly well postid since ne nau oceu imirneu tuiei before. The neighbors threaten to serenade the newly made bapp folks, and uncle Aaron has not fetched her homo yet. Our advic to them i to uet t .eir things to gether and go tu "keeping house. Coxkv. Feb 23, '94-1 y. Netice ef AppoifttmeHt. Notice is herehy given that the undersipicil ha heeii by the Ulerk of l)oloi Cnciiit Court appointed AdininiHtratorof the estate of William Klkine, late of Du lois countv, deeeaecd. Said estate is Mip0!cd to Ikj solvent. U11.KY IlritTo.v, Adm'r. TKAYI.OK & IIl'NTKIt, 4ltt'v. June 15, MM-,'H. LIGKNSK NOTICi:. NOTICK I h Tthy Ivf n In Ihf cllltrim of TorUrivHlf, mil liootir limii.hlti llulwil n.iinly, 1 11J Ihit the umlcr-lfCtietl n nmW dilim fit tlif L'tiltul Hlitp , will Biy In llieCiiiniiy l,i.ihinleiilem of pulinU courtly t tlirlr next rrxuUr Frlin in Srptrmlier l'b4. for tlrtnte to rclall l-rer mid wir, ml piTinll tin' nie to t ilrnk cm llir rrrinlfi-.. miller the nrovUloli of the I in of linllnna jltovrriiliiK iucIi llcen.e

1 iif (irti.e liKJwiMi iifre .iiu iiijunrf re in ne old I In lioiue ilnmlerl n. lirli. lipun part of the .iiiiih.wenl purl of frtcllimnt Srctini. 31. town oneNurlb, of fUnge n c weit. "A i-.'l ro.U, iijoliililg the town of I'orleu'llle, Daboln rnuritr, Itutlsn, JOII.MMECHKR. Juncl5,l9W-3w.

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MRS.

FAITH HEALER!

USES NO MEDICINE Mrs. Wallace has cured hundreds for the past live years; at No. X Upper i We publish a few ) imi.i..,.! 4t.. .......

the part of Mrs. Wallace prevents the publishing of 'ICind words from (Jratoful Hearts," have a tendency well merited fame, Mrs. Wallace holds fast to the old" " 11.,. 1...!.. 4 . ...:i wi... k.w,..-

i Hi-iivi nil;, un I'iiiiiuvt ii-ir- 1111 jiju. 11 in niiiii-i j Come and be cured.

Will visit JASPER for one day At PIIRNIX HOTEL,

Mr Wüllen Trnlv m nuont simple Faith, Disease is "made To yield Prohibition Fourth. There will be a Prohibition Fourth of July picnic held in the Tillman grove at bethel church. The Rev. H. Clav Yates, of Vincennes, one of the finest orators in the State, i will be the speaker of the (lav. I Other speakers, and music suited to ' the occasion, will be there to entertain the people. Everybody i.cordially invited to attend. Conn one, come all. Hy Order of Committee. Administrator's Notice. Notice is herein eiven that the under signed has lteen nniMiinted Administrator of the estate of illiain H. II. l'inniek, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. This the 11th day of .Mine, 1S!M. KitAXK PiNXicK, AdinV. W.K. Cox, Atfv for Kst. June 1.1, '1U :it OFFICIAL NOTICE Counly Board of Review. Notice l.-ln-r.'liy j-iv n tliitt!i. I". ur l of Iti'Vlt-W Of till' .lV'. II -llt-4 .Ol l V llll it'll. i ol I.T'Klul pr.ip.Tl.V of Oilll.ll (MilOtl. Int., 11 in.-. -t it in. t" iirl Ii.mii m .1 i-;i. r. tin-llt-t M.'inl.iy .ilt.-r t i-i..nrfi.l i 1 J il IUI, li.'iiK tu. 'tli l iv of .i.uy ml. l'.i. Ilo.ml w :ll hi-.ir -.iiii,H.uot4 ( iih ur' o. i.Tnii o r.' -rtv w.i.i i view .if i,ri-"l if all i-rr.ii-. . o n i ii. ni l i1i--.t:i: 11114 01 I C i a.-. .111 -in in. I v 1I11 iti.ui r.'tiiriuM ny i 1 !evrilT.wiiii t -.-. t .n .k 1 '.i return eiiily u-it.i lite iir.Vijini' if t 1 I iw. All jiMhi fit. ,ii- :ir.- r.-ii.--tMU. 11 vili-tl tu iiti.iul. oitu.-r 01 p.-r.ni r m url ..I 1... til. I.. ..r iti it , r I I ft 11 . 1 Jii't ,111.1 .iut nil,- i-..i.il,z 01 01 : tu. . r it tu iuli tnr.Mi r'i nit 11,11.1-. 1 1 1 1 1 niif.ir in .sn 0 . 111.I r.l r -:-r -ii - I.1 Iiif li nl t n itnr O tut tr -ot;r:i i'C ii r 01 It tilllH, 111 I ..tll.T , l- ill.-lll ,1 v llll'-. In xv, to M.-r.-.. I 11 V 01,.- Ii t'i I , .inii aiiUi U.i- r it ! t.if It i.inl il' m:w. .iiiiiii.-hiii. i-. .Jim.-11. 1v.11. sv .litn.v oitiJiKi.-i-Aci-i:!:. Jmif I.V.U-'.'m. Ainlit.ir Dal... if ( .unit Probato Cause Xo. 1714. Statu ok Ixdiaxa l In tho Dnlniis CirDnioi! Cof.vrv, j ctiit Court. Notice is herehy given to William I). Aliell, who as apiK'aiv by atlldavit liled in a mm-resident of the Mate of Indiana, and also to Houston Alndl, Jacob Alndl, Frank Uhanley, Parker Chanley and Mary t'hanleyj the names of wliice re.;jieetive rusnleneeH are unknown, as ajoears hy allidnvit tiled, that Joseph Alain as executor of the last Will of Kli Aliell, deeeased, has tiled in the Circuit Court af DiiImuh county, Indiana, a jn-ti-tion inakine them deftMidaut.s thereto, and jiniying therein for an onler and decree of Haid court authorizing the sale of certain real estate iK'Ioiming to the estate of said decedent, and in said petition decri!ci, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of said estate, and that said jK'titioii so tiled, and which is now 'tending, is set for hearing in said Circuit Court nt the Court House in Jasper, in the county of Dubois, State of Indiana, on the third dav of Septenilier IH!I. WitncHrt the Clerk and seal of said Court this 28th day of May LS'.M. Itl.AT7. lU'k'KUT, Clerk Dubois Circuit Court Hnt'.vo IJtJKTTXKii, Attomev. June 1, 1K1I ."It- pf 4L Boone TowiimIiIii Trust ees otice. The undi'iTiiriied. Trustee of Hoone towhship, Duliois county, hereby gives notice that he will attend to all business pertaining to the oliicc of Tnistee, at his residiniee I 'a miles south-east of I'orterville. on Saturdavsof euch week, and ivquests. all persons having township business to present it on Saturday. Citizens desiring lKMjks from the Township Library, are not it led that the Library is kept bv Win. MellarriH, in I'ortersville. liKNitv li. itiiBiiiKNiiAcaui imsiee. May 18, HM-y.

WALLACE!

of people in this and surrounding country, Eighth Street, Kvansville, Indiana.

of hundreds of unsolicited testimonials that have H . li.i. t.i.-ttiwl I Ikf Y. II, lit- ill.

nf (!nil in tier metlioil of renfiiient uithnlll tho aid of medicine, hut 1V

to the touch of this lady.

JOS. F. SERMERSHEIM, Corner Oth and Jackson Street, Jasper Indiana.

jj.VS received a full assortment of SPRING and SUMME It Dry Goods, of all kinds, Notions and G3tc3C6?c ca FRESH GROCERIES. rKcw

lie thanks the public for its libeml patronage, and by using every effort to ple:ie is determined to merit its. continuance. IO Cunu; ami i:aiiiiiie My Stock and I Will C.ive You Itni'giilns

Joseph April 10, lMii.

nrnois coc.nty .(iext fou

Deering Harvesters

Of all kinds. The Deerinirs t(M)k tlie lli-fliest lri.e nt'.hvt WorldN Fair. It is the only harvesting machine with the BALL AND BICYCLE BEARINGS

j Come and K-e them. The draft is one-half less than any machine made, and nt 'the eviiinination bv the World's Fair Jtidires, it cut and bound one acre of heavy

wheat in I'l"... minutes. iso, i carry a siovk oi toe 3EST BINDING TWINE, As cheap as the cheaiiest, and solicit your custom. April 27, ISO 1. Vc.t (Uli Street, Jasper, lud PHILIP A. GUCKES JASPER CORN MILL

Carrion the Largest and Ue.t Stock FURNITURE, Of all kindn, in the county. o I have received a set of omlmlmcr?' in?truinent.H and am now prepared to do EMBALMING At .hört notice. I also have a Full stock of Coffins, Caskets AND Burial Robes Of anv size or style. PHILIP A. GUCKES. Corner Jackson ami Fourth Sts., Oct. 27, '93 Jasper, Ind,

CURES By FAITH !

She ha -s made her huinc more. Although to establish her adage ''Heeing is ln.,iMii 01 ii' ii'" F. Scrmcrshcini. The undersdirned having bouirht the Jas-M-r Corn Mill, has. relltted it, and keeps a snpplv of And Chopped Corn f or Feed, on hand to sell, or exchange for corn at nnv time. Chon-ntl Corn fold m nnv quantity desired at 1H) cents, per W 'TlIKAT CIIOI'PKI) KO It FBKI on Weilnesday. and Saturdays at live cents per bushel, and kept on hitml for exchange at all times. Farmer & Sloclsfecdei'N, Are imrticnlarlv solicited for cnsli' nicrrf, and bv prompt attention aim honorable treatment 1 hope tu merit and receive their pntnmngo. CjR'AJjN Bought AND ?CLD' FRED VOLLMER. Deft. I, t