Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 42, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 June 1894 — Page 8

0 .W. Downi, D. D S.

Corner 4th & Main Street, IIUNTINGHURG. - INDIANA. MAKES SPECIALTIES OF: Crown iH Bridge Work, I'ninlea. Extraction. Treat t ent ami Saving the Teeth, First Cl-i Work, Reasonable Prices. At the Phonic Hotel. .!Mr, Tueatlsy mnd WstlNatly ofech wrt-k. All Work Warranted. l.c. lit 1893 y TllK HOLIDAY AND WINTER SEASON Is here anil so are we with the best STOCK OF FURNITURE. Sue Our Grout 5 und 10 cent bargain counters. Your bi-st Chance. Don't Mi8 It! OUR STOCK OF COFFINS IUs never been equaled. COME AND SEE US. We Will Emlevor T Plena Y i Alles Bros. L W. Corner Public Sqnaro, Dec 893. Jasper, Ind. Road WAGON Or the hei quality, and eay draught are demanded at thl time ot the year, wtcn so much heavy haul ing is t be done, by every Good Farmer, W.io does not m' .nt to be delayed in hi work, and hive hl tenms idle on the road the breakage of a wsgon porly made, ur of poor material. Geo. P. Wagner, North Main str et.Jusppr. warrants all hi wagons free from defects of material or worbinnns ip. and will sell them as nheip as you pay for Hip inferlnronrs. Cum and see. He will alen repair ynui shoddy wagon, when it breaks, if y u call on him. Oct , 27, '93, INSURANCE! LIFE ! ACCIDENT! TORNADO! LIVE STOCK Farm Fire insurance for terms of five years, including lightning and steam thresher, at thirty cents a year on each finn of insurance: tornado at twenty cents. Representing twenty good com panies and doing an exclusive insurance business, I can give the above rates. Write or call on me lnifore placing your insurance. No one, excepting George Nix, of Havuville, and Theodore ("tollman, of Ferdinand, are autoried to solicit insurance in my name. W. A. WILSON. General Insurance Agent, Jasper, Ind. J Cattau, end Trsite-Mark obtained. and all PatScat business caniiucteil (ur Moocsatc Fees. 5 !Oua Orncc is ofpobitc u. s. ptcht Orrice Easui we tail secure -nitcnuii less Uwe Uiau Urate reaaoie irum aumiRion. Send model, diiwmg'or photo., with descrlp-J tiort. We aurise, it patentable or not. free of J iefcarre. Our fee not due till patent ia secured. f a Pamphlet, now louuiain raiems, wita? cost of taue In the U.S. and foreign countries! 4 Saat face. Andres, fc.A.SNOW&CO. J -. FTCHT Orrict. Washington, O.G. 7 . SUFFERERS RECEIVE Nui'vW smXKK m s Mi 15 E m a. iS' -m iMfufH mmm rn ilmmte f I IV THCUSCOF IT D. LANGELL'S astmma Mi cjAaii ii in- nBlflsilsf Oliver V. U. Holmes. Ssa JtM. Cat. writ-I M ..."'.'..L'.' Ir'ri.r' ,h" f,"M'w4' K. M. Lartuu, A M.. Warrta. KaaH wrltas-Wss ' u.i.l byciniu.nl pbyticiaa. of this couatrr .sal, o.cm.nr .uidihtciinaurdiaTcrDistatM-Uii-TTÄ'i Asthma .a . Vour ateditiBtia jmiautssfeat, lor. for M. Ih.n Ih. mMt Miuil bkvuri&a Aid Ca sac ia mrcc years. la order thai .11 iusT .1. (rasa Aukaia. CaaurBu Hay rarer, and kindred dii.atcs aiar IcK tat Talas Ha 1'a.ar, and kinJtcd diitaics aiar IcK tht talas 4 the Kcaiady, vill icad ta aay addras . anal MtkaccFKKfc. Full .11. koi by ai.il i.eav Adfrass. ziMMtKM an co. frof. wMlsajs WW. wwt. ways. UW

State Charities Reoari. The Conti kk acknowledges the

receipt of a eopy of the fourth annual KoKrt of the Hoard of State Charities of Ind. It contains much interesting information in regard to the charitable and correctional institutions of the State, and some pertinent recommendations. Among others it savs : "This Board would urge that it is monev well invested tor county commissioners to send the sunerin tciulents of the ioor asylums and orphans' homes to tho conferences from year to year, defraying their expenses the same as other ex peases of the asylums and homes. The commissioners themselves and the township trustees should also attend. The better ideas of economy and management which the oflicers train at the meetings will result in a sufficient imptovement in the per fonmmce ot their duties to more than compensate for the expense In regard to the State Prison South the Board shows that in three months there was 304 cases of pun ishment of prisoners, and it think: the number too large. In the northern prison in the same time, with more prisoners, there were but oil cases of punishment. The Board recommends the dis continuance of tho best labor, con tract of the Southern Prison, that of the hollow-ware, employing 250 convicts, at an average of 00 cents a day. It says : ''It should be noted in this con nection that a very large proportion of the punishments inflicted at the Southern Prison are because of fail ure on the part of prisoners to per form their required tasks in the hoi low-ware lounilry. An experience of several vears has shown that the class of work which is done under this hollow-ware contract is not suit ed to prison labor. This committee would strongly urge that at the ex piration of the contract now m force the foundry department be uiscon tinued and the hollow-ware contract displaced bv a contract for some class of labor less complicated anti difficult." It also savs Warden 1'atten is anxious for such a change of the law as will enable the Warden to work the prisoners himself on the State's account, and at such work as he deems best. The Report shows there is one in sane person in Indiana to each (300 inhabitants, or about 3,700 insane of whom 2.obl are m the Insane Hospitals, and 301 in County Asy luins, and the rest at large. I recommends the enlargement of the Hospitals, so as to be able to care for all the insane. It commends the general manage ment of the Southern Hospital In regard to the Soldiers' am Sailors' Orphans' home it savs "During the vcar about one hun dred children have been placed out in private homes, when the chil dren are thus placed out, their care and treatment in their adoptive homes are looked after by the near est nosts of the Grand Armv of the Republic or o" ;he Women's Kelie Corps. It is c-erted bv those mo direct v associated in the work, thn this method of after-supervision has proved satisfactory. Ihere exist however, the danger that what is the business of a number of persons may become the business ot none and the children, as a consequence bo forgotten or neglected. The nlacing of one hundred children from the home annually, into prt vute families, is not sullicient to make room for the applicants for admission. During the past year the names of about three hundre eligible children who are waiting their turn for admission, have been upon the records of the home. 1 he health of the pupils for many months lias been remarkable, not a singl death having occurred among them for about a year and a half. The children appear contented and hap py, and for the most part, seem bright and capable of making use ful. self-supporting citizens. As to the inmates of Poor Asy luins it shows that Dubois county has one able-bodied pauper, Craw ford 2, Daviess 2, Gibson .'J, Knox i Martin 3, Orange 3, Perry 1, Pike none, Vnnderburg 18, Warrick none Dubois county expended m 181). $2,939.08 for joor expense, bein $31o.b8 less than the same erfpens . im. i, j t I i in 181)1; that for asylum inainte -

nance liiere WOS expeilllea f Uli.4,lhas mmlo us all wo are, that is good. If being $247.D(i less than ill lSUlJOthing could Ikj hrouCht Into such com.that for Truijtcjji and doelon, Uie XÄÄiS5 eXJHmsein tlllS Co. was .f.l.L'i.i ' Tho south, the war between tho states being .f 1U7.72 less than in 1891. getting further from uk, liegins to rally It will be noticed that the expense nce "to tho gnat imtlonai day. That ,.,lnro f.,,iuiln ..f 1... tho south honors men Ilko Leo does not for paupers outside of the Asylum: h h ,,cr uUl0Crv nccoi,tnnco of thul8. wim nearly three times as much as'.ueuof tho war or her absolute devotion jfor tllOSC in the asyllllll, the average, to tho Union. Union loving northern men

OUIUIV for the poor in this count v . ! . ' . ' '.being nlraut 14 's cents for each in habitant. ,1.1 ti . i i , it 1 he Report savs in regard to the expense of Dulxiis county: "With II poiUllatioil of '20,000 . 7

iDulxiis county expended less than W.,,BOU, 41 nnn ,..,. i;.f ; ini ti,'.

T")""" J""" jsiiu icr C'ODltll rate WU.H hill little tllOl'i' l, C"'U ! . , 1,1,1 mllt ,I,UIU than onctlurd the avoruL'o per cap Jfn fnr f l.n Ktf.tn The saying to the

mblio which this economy assured

mounted to about $5.000: that is say, tho difference between the amount actually expended anil the amount which would have been exlended had the county average been ic same as tho State average, per capita, was about .f5,000." The cost of maintaining tho inano in the entire ötuie was jpzu;,-Gii.-lli, and the earnings were $1,07.25. Tho cost of tho correction al institutions was 101,383.2i), the total being $528,172.20. The reort shows a wide range of prices aid for food. The central insane hospital pays 3.20 a barrel for Hour, the north ern $2.57 and the southern $3. 10a . flie reform school for bows pays OS cents for potatoes and the southern insane hospital 40 cents. Tho cenral insane hospital paws .fo.Oo a tundred lor lresh beet and the in stitute for the blind paws $ . I he board is unable to account for these differences in values. All government obligations ex cept a few gold certificates are pay able bv the terms of the law under ..It.i.l. fit. it. ....iwsi i.uiin1 1.1 tttill ttlllUII IIIU HLIU If.'HUU III Will, that is, m silver or gout at tlie option of the Secretary of the Treas ury. With such a power as this )laccd in his hand bv law why should fcccrctarv Carlisle lose a moment's sleep?" Why should he oose from the gold reserve a single ten dollar gold piece if he does not want to part with it? Whv does ic fomet the momentous fact that lolders of government obligations ire tar more murosted man no m .Iii 1 )ossiblv can be in maintaining gold mvnients m the United States t is a perfectly simple proposition that within forty-eight hours after ic begins paying out silver exelu ivelv in payment of government obligations be will be besieged by New lork bankers and govern ment creditors to accept anv ar ngemcnt he may suggest by which the gold reserve may be maintained at the maximum figure of one hundred million dollars. Secretary Carlisle is in a position to let the government creditors and Xew York monev sharks walk the loor a while if he only "knew it.Evansville Courier. If any change is made in the in come tax by the House let it be amended so as to provide for a graduated tax uixm all incomes above $3000. Let the tax on the small incomes be merely nominal but form the basis of a ratio which will strike the incomes counting by the hundreds of thousands and millions to the tune of from . to 2a per cent. There is no injustice m mak ing the tux on colossal fortunes very iarge because there is not to-day m all the world a fortune of n million and upwards that does not repre sent cither money absolutely stolen from The People under forms of law or usufruct from opportunities that bo onir of rnrlit to 1 he People m their aggregate capacity. Evans ville Courier. Judge Chas. II. Mason, of Indian Teiritory, formerly of this county, died last week. Mr. Mason was a resident of this county from 18-151 until 1889, when he was appointed U. S. Commissioner for the first district, Indian Territory by President Harrison. Tell City News. The English M. E. church build ing in this city will be dedicated on the 2b'th of August. Uishop Rowman, of St. Louis, will olliciate, and a big time is anticipated. Huntingburg Independent. Aug. Koerner, candidate for auditor, is learning to ride a bicycle, with a view, no doubt, of canvassing the county on a "wheel." Iluntingburg Independent. The ordinary railway locomotive is made up of 5,410 separate pieces. Urn fiectlonatflam la thn Fourth. More oh I gnm oldrr, Kays Bishop Haygood, and understand th( n lntlon a grcsit history lxnrs to tho cluinvctir nml proxrcüri of a Kaat nation do I value a lit commemoration of tho mighty movement that IksKan to tukc xhupo July 4, 1770. God has Kivcn to u a wondurful hundml years, and wo havo Jimt Ik'uh our work for mankind. Our is a very new country, mid wo arc a youiitf tuition. Our liest history, If wo tw true to our traditions and to God, is before us. Whatever, in tho commemoration of T..1.. 1 1 --.( I. ..I... ... 1,. I...... ..... .... uui) 1, ii, iii'iim us ui line uiir vtiiuiu countr,.Hmltutru.Htandolx.ytheG.Hiwho :n'uuiu(i"piM3apcopiownoiaiieutononor mi'n wlin filial flip tlii'in The Klffhta of Mats. American Indcp'indencot Tho theme never grows old. Kach generation, as tt comes forward to asstuno tho rvspunsihlUtles of cttlxenahlp, shall turn to that period country was Kiuall and fseule, uurnirm sons sturdy and heroic, and wall hood with what rosolvo tho signers of tho lXclaratIon stood for tho rights of ma& tho world evor.

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J. GREENp optician, Next Doorto Zoeller'sZlarbor Shop. Ilcatlai lie, CihkciI by Kyc strain.

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Feb ,'1 Cm

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YOU WANT IN-

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

F. C. KUEBLER, Jeweler,

Cor. Eighth and Main December 29. 1893

MRS. T. ERNY

Agent for Best in Use ! Bargains on Demand FANCY LAMPS, BIRD Mrs. T. C. ECKERT.

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Eckert Roller OCTOO PC CO OO Hivine supplied these Mills with MACHINERY, we now make Fancv and Patent

which admit of no equal for family use. TO TRY IT IS TO BE SATISFIED WITH IT.

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VV II rW I W Vl 1 PiU. WAYS PAY THE IIICHES MARKET IMtlCE IN CASH, BY WAGON oh CAR LOAD.

July Sib. lh ly. I AM NOW A MAN! Cbleao.Oct6.Hm. " I wa troulilinf with .mWloo ad Taricocale. and had twen Mtaallr ak tor wwn jrr. Il'irln Iii la.t four fear I trll rerj rnratHtr that an. nlil At Ht !. lioublm until 1 took CALTHÖS-U rmnd 4 rr.trv4 at ataS I aa. aaw mmm," 1 1 itrMi fra w. i(ttiMi4i f iMMr. ; a I Aiirt VOW MOHL CO., Sle Feb. 9, 'v4. Urn. IlalnbriilKt3 TowiiHlilp TriiHtee'H Xotivv. The nnilerHlgni'tl, TniHtee of Uainbridge tnw tiHliiit DulxiH county, will uttcml to Township lnnineH on Sntunlny m I X ll. oi even wcck, at ihm nssiuencuoo unn Miiin Htrce.1, In'twcen Fourteenth nml Fifteenth, in Javper. I The Librnrj' ui Township ia kept at the liookntuie of Mm. Jacob Ciosmann, wlicre perfouM wanting iKxiku can ob tain them at any tune. Joski'ii Eckhtei.s, Trustee. April 'JO, im-y.

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FINE STATIONERY and ULANK UUOKS,

Prices Correct. Ami Evory Etro t m iln to Accommodate Cuslomci. IIOT1.L, .JASPlilS, INI). Of all Descriptions at Streets, Jasner. Indiana. ALSO A FINK ASSORTMENT OF HEATING AND CUUKING STOVES in Tinware, Hardware CAGES, VOTIOIS, ETC, ERNY, A. ECKERT. ßrothres Mills 00 00 00 OOP the LATEST JMOVED HOLLER none but THE REST BRANDS O Process Roller Flour. Buy the BcH nn il in 1 m. ff aal.. as lIlMt luur causrs " " FOR WHICH WE WILL AL ECKERT BROTHERS. We wilt send yon themsf veloua French preparation CALTHOS free, hy scaled mail, and a legni Euaranlcc that Calthos will TAB All IMwBBFST. mm IUr ram CURE BrsBatne,Vart. ac.ic mmm At Ht It. RESTORE Use it $ pay if satisfied. America Aleuts, Cincinnati, O. Cnliimlila Twiih1iIi TniHiec'H Notice. The undetignel, Tnistee of Columbia . a . I Ml .11 1., Tp., UulKilH coumy, J mi., win aueim hiHinesH at his resilience every Saiunlay, anil persoiiH having township business to transact nre requested to present it on that day of tho The Township Library is kent at tho olllce of the Tnistee, where tliose entitled can obtain liooks. Nklmon IIakuih, Tntslee. June 28th, 1888-y.

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53 Miles the Shortest 53 JiUlHULMI XiUUlSVUlC & St. Louis. Tho Preform. Konto to tho East and Wost. riMKOAKI) IN KrrKGT, April la, iN9a IIMANVIIKI. in a m 7:.Vl l.v 1uiUvlllf Ar. V 8tl5 " Srw Alluuy in a in a in II t J u lis . "i pin tn :ir. iu:40 fi:r. l.v. jap,r iu u:a "HuiifburK " H:r, t:Uu ffi in p in a in . , , ' 41 12 :il 7:S7 Ar. Lincoln City ,v s ü ii ?S ijOtUl Hilf, " Kvaii.vlll 7 ;,u, ", a Ah l:iUH:'J .kM.rt tl w in r.iTT. ". '':00 9:ii7 Tell Cllv n Ji.4'! I ::iT H JiT I'm . OT, 2 :15 1:1S Cannelton .v r, r. a ! 'i III. lllU'lMt lll'Li'l rnl.u t ,1... ic... IIS (III riiUliiil on applU'iitloii totlio uiiilI'riL.n.'j fiililrrs nml u-i'iii-riil lii(nrii,.t i.... .. ,. . " .i i- iiiui j win iiuki'i ri-nilH Vlu tile "i. illf." JOS. IlK.NKIHtT, AK't. .;i,,,.'r .A. ('AMI'IIKI.I., (Il'll'l 1'UHH. Am-llt 1 J. II. KliMMKK.Trav'K I'uhm. Ak'I, St, JUli( UNITED states HOTR MILL STREET, JASPER. AUGUST KAE6IN, PROPRIETOR. The traveling public will find this house well furnished ami the )cst of attention given to the wants )f guests. Furniture and beds all new, and table supplied with the est the market affords. Terms Reasonable. Aug. Kaegin. March 10-93 HEADQUAltTERS KOH TllK Singer Sewing Machine ! 1 1 wir to announce to the public, that I have again opened an otlice, where I have constantly on mum a tun line ci the Genuine Singer, with all the latest improvement. I have also a hree stock of Attachments, Needles, Oils, Ac, for all other makes ami (styles of ewing Machines. All kinds of Sewing Midlines repaired. Bargains in teeondhand machines. Mv nlace of business is on 7th Street. between Mill and McCrillus Streets, JASPfc. INDIANA. PETEH J. GOSMAN, Asetit, For the Singer Manufacturing Coinpur. I am also agent for the old rvliabk Niagara Fire and Tornado and CycloEe Insurance Co., of New York, and resjiectfully ask a liberal patronage. Uec. ö, 18'JO-tt. FINE FARM FOR SALE! In Madison Township. One of the lest farms in Madison township ic now for sale by the undereitrned. to-wit: 11LM... acres in Sec. 30, Town One South, Range o West, for merly belonging to John ilurgc, tie ceased. It will lo sohl at a reasonable ltrice, and on partial payments if disired. If you want a good fann, in a good locality, near the thriving townol Ireland, tins is your opportunity, fur particulars, call on Cl.KMK.VT IJO.NK at Jasper Courier Office. Also. 2:17 acres, formerly known alw Adam Smith farm, at the noiiit uhere the railroad crosses l'atoka river will I sold cheap. Call soon. AU1KKTM. I10I1SEUT. KDVVAHÜ A HOII.NFkT BOHNERT BROS., Proprietors of the JASPFR UNION HOUR MILLS! These Mills nre now kept in the lo onier, ami supplied with best patent Rolls. The brands PEARL UM FAMILY, and STRAIGHT are not exexcelled for their grades in the world. We solicit the custom of Fanners, aim ...:n i.. w....ii. u nil :niu tn t'Ki'lianee III inj liiiiu ? ..f .- , . Hour for wheat at the highest nwrt PTuÜNG US YOUR WHEAT, and will pav you cash all the market ' allow. . . A COHN MEAL always on hand to tell or exchange. ran and SliipHtuir nf flu Kiwitt mnrket nrice. Give trial and we will try to please youMills on the North side of Jasper. n 13th and Mill streets. Jasper, April l.'l, '0-i-y 1 A Fine Natvual CNctf. jaTVaWaBlBWiiM 3 OmySO'iTw

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