Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 52, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 September 1894 — Page 4

Jasper courier

JA8FBK, DOBOIHÜOIDNTV, INDIANA. Knttrwl l tbi foatoHc t J'r InilUiu. for tf Mnumlon through tb at trend cU nutler, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1804.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

HT.VTK TICKKT. For JuJks t Supreme Court. Kirnt DUtrlct-tiKOKGK K. UKI. r!AltlT, ruurth DUtrict-JOSKl'll S. 1U1M. Kor Secretary o( Stute,

WIM.IAM R. MYKHS, Kor Auditor of Stute. JOsKl'll T. KAXNINlJ. For Treasurer of Stute. MOUUAXCIIANDLKU. For Attorney liunerut. FRANCIS M. GRIFFITH. For Superintendent of Public Instruction. CH A KI.KS THOMAS. ForCU'rlc of Supremo Court. CHAKI.KS W. WKI.MAX. For Stute Statistician. I- II. FULTON. For State Geologist. EM JORDAN DISTRICT TICKET. ForCoiiKrenian,3d District ot Indiana, JOHN L. HHKTZ, of Dubois. For Senator of Dubois uiul I'erry Countli'8, MICilAKIi A. SWEKNKY, of Dubois. For Representatives for Dubois, Lawrence, Martin ami Orange Counties, JOHN A. UUNN.of Uiwrenee, HIRAM MeCORMICK.of Martin. For I'rosecutlnK Attorney lltli Judicial Clr-

cult.-WII.l.IAM K. COX. COUNTY TICKET. For Aüdltor AUGUST II. KOERNER. For Clerk II ERMAN ECKERT. For Recorder I'lIILLII' DILLY. For Sherlff-IIENRY CASSIDY. For Treasurer HOWARD A. HOHXKRT. For Surveyor WILLIAM T. YOUN'U. For Coroner OUVILI.K, A. HIOHAM. For County Coininlssloner, 1st Dlstrlet, CONRAD JACKLE, For County Commissioner, 2d District, JOSKt'H SCIIROKDEK. Sk. HAINBKIIMilC TOWNSHIP TICKET. For Trustee WILLIAM SCHUI.KK. For Assessor JOHN 1IKTZ. For Justice of the l'eace FRANK FINK.

Dciucratic Central CMnittee Meeting.

The committee retired ami soon presented the following report which was adopted by a rising vote : RESOLUTIONS OF C0NDOI.KXCK. Whoreas, It has pleased the Great Heeorder of All, to remove from our midst Mr. Britain Lciuiiur. He

eorder of Dubois county, and Democratic nominee for re-election, and Whereas. It is but just and pro-

mr that a fittimr recounitioii of his

C - ü tj i many virtues should be had; therefore, be it Resolved, That while we how with humble submission to the will of God, wo do not the less mourn for our fellow Democrat, countryman, soldier, oflicer and citizen, who has just passed the great river of the shadow of death. Resolved, That in the death of Mr. Leming the citizens of Dubois county have lost a good and faithful official ; one who in words and deeds showed that he recognized "a

public olhce as a public trust. Resolved, That we point with pardonable pride and pleasure to the records of Mr. Leming as an example of the work and ability of a Democratic otlicial. Resolved, That wc recommend to all the emulation of Mr. Leining's readiness to proffer the hand of aid and the voice of sympathy to the needy and distressed, and his success in his endeavors to exert every effort for the welfare and the prosperity of the people whom he scrvcti. Resolved, That to the relatives and friends of the deceased, we,

tlift Dfiinocracv of Dubois county,

in convention assembled, tender

our sincere sympathy and condol n!r

Resolved, That the Democratic nnnnrs of Dubois countv. be fur

nished a copy of these resolutions with a request to publish the same, and mail to the relatives of the de

ceased. John E. McFall,

Wm. Marius, A. A. Hesskmeh. of committeemen was

Fr Recorder Philip Dilly.

Pursuant to call of Chairman John Gramelspacher the Dubois County Democratic Central Committee met at the City Hall in Huntingburg on Saturdav Sept. 1st, 1894.

The meeting was called to order by Chairman Gramelspacher, and on motion Mr. Geo. R. Wilson was chosen as Secretary of the Committee.

Chairman Gramelspacher then addressed the Committee as follows : Gentlemen of the Dubois County Central Committee : For the first time in the history of Dubois county you have been called upon to fill a vacancy upon the nominated Democratic countv

ticket, caused by the death of our fellow officer Britain Leming, late Recorder of the county, and nominee for the same office on the Democratic county ticket for a second

term. Gentlemen, considering the cause of the vacancy should induce you to fill the place of Britain Leming in a quiet and harmonious way. The manner of conducting the nomination lies with you. Make the nomination peaceably, honor

ably and to the best interest ot tne

Democratic party. In this matter let the candidates and the committeemen vie with each other as to

which can best serve the interest of the party. I will not dictate to you in what manner you should conclude to make the nomination: vou are left

free to act upon your own good judgment; your final action will be

accepted and agreeable to the Democrats of Dubois county. Let me admonish you as to the character of the man whose place

you are about to fill, make the nomination as unanimous as his own was at the last primary election.

Also, bear in mind the truth as expressed by our now acknowledged standard bearer at the late State Convention, Claude Matthews, Governor of Indiana, bear in mind that vour uroccedinirs to-day are

jealously watched by renegades

from our party, now represented on the Renublican countv ticket. De

feat their anticipations by harmon

ious action. Kor weeks betöre poor

Brit's death, they have planned to bring discord and wrangle into the Democratic ranks by this nomina

tion. They have named a multiplied host of candidates, and used their best endeavors to enlist one or more candidates from Bainbridge township. Their efforts proved futile. Their objects were apparent to the true Democracy of Bainbridge township; you will nave the proof before you to-day. A kind, good will is extended to the Democracy of Dubois county, to the disgust and chagrin of the weather-vane head of the Republican county ticket. This address was received with cheers. On motion of John E. McFall the chair appointed a committee on necrology as follows : John K. McFall, Wm. M. Harris and A. A. HMsemer.

The roll

then read. When Harbison township was called Philip Dilly presented his resignation, and in doing so announced that he did so because he

was a candidate. The resignation was accepted, and Jerome 1$. Vowell was elected to fill the plaee. Peter J. Schnarr held the position of committeman in Boone township in place of John D. Hauser, who fail.-d to serve. Wm. M. Harris

had the nroxv of Jas. Crowder.

n V. Dnnahoe was iriven the

place of I. C. Whaley, who was ab

sent.

Henry J. Meyer, of CassTp., pre

sented his resignation because ne was a candidate. Win. Heitman

was riven his nlace.

The central committee then stood

ns follows :

Columbia Tp. 1st Pre. Adolphus

P. Smith: 2d. GeoreeMUburn.

Harbison Tn. 1st Pre. Jerome

R Vowell! 2d. Geone Abell.

Boone Tp. 1st Pre. Wm. M. Harris; 2d, Peter J. Schnarr. Madison Tp. 1st Pre. H. S. Mehringer; 2d, George Cox. Bainbridge Tp. 1st Pre. J. F. Friedman; 2d, John E. McFall. Marion Tp. Jos. Spillmeier. Hall Tp. 1st Pre. John Meschede; 2d, A. A. Hessemer. i Jflfterson To. 1st Pre. D. W.

Donahoe; 2d, J. J. Cunningham. Jackson Tp. 1st Pre. 0. A. Bigham; 2d, J. C. Deinderfer. PatokaTp. 1st Pre. Philip Bamberger; 2d, John Bergman; 3d James Mtirry; 4th, J. H. Behr

Philip Dillv, of Harbison town-

hin. luivin' received the highest

vote, was declared the nominee of

the Democratic party for Recorder

of Dubois county, at tno ensuing election.

On motion of Mathias Olinger the nomination was made unanimous. After a two hours, session, the

meeting adjourned, pmcc and hai-

monv prevailing.

JOHN liRAMELSl'.U'IlER, Uli Tin.

Gko. K. Wilson, Secretary.

Board ef Couaty Commissioaers

Met Monday and have been trans

ting the usiial amount of routine

business. A mom: the allowances

are to

Jacob Burner. Treasurer. . ..floO.OO

.1. Gramelspacher, Auditor, (W.'l.oi)

A. H. Traylor, Shcritt -UH.iU Lerov Cave. Poor Farm .... 12 1 .00

11. if. Brannock. Secretary of

Board of Health 2. f0

G. R. W son. Co. Sunt

W. W. Kendall, Co. Ass'or, 207.00 A. H. Travlor. R. and II... 18.45

" Insane 27.05 " " Criminals... 181.55 Fannie A. Travlor, Criminals, 34 .85

Other narties. Criminals 19.00

A number of allowances were

made on account of bridges, "to be

deducted from contract with In

diana Bridge Co.

I.tntior licenses were "ranted to

Jacob Steinert, John W. Miller, Jos

K. Buchart, Louis Seng, Leo Krapf, Hufnagel it Fisher, Henry Bromm,

John Baecher. Joseph Gerber and

Joseph Lechner.

Clement K. Donne was appointed

as a student at Purdue 1 Diversity

The matter of annual tax levy

was considered and fixed as stated

in another nlace in the Conti kr.

A large number of allowance;

were made on account of paupers

and for miscellaneous purposes

Not one minute elapses between the

rnkinp nf One Minute Conch C'nre and

relief. Vhv shouldn't people tuke One

Minute Couch Cure; lnev should

Hiev do. M. rneuman. y

Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument.

On Oct. 1 tli., as announced in

the Courier last week, the Dubois

Cmintv Soldiers' and Sailors' Mon

ument will be dedicated.

LIT THE SICK RIJOIGE HOWm

MRS WALl,

FAITH HEALER

USES NO

MEDICINE

CURES BY FAITH !

If i v.iii.i.i hu enred hundreds of nconle in this and surrounding country.

for the past live years at No. 8 Upper Eighth Street, Lvansville, Indiana.

She has made hor home

We publish a few of hundreds of unsolicited testimonials that have appeared in the papers everywhere she has visited. Lack of vanity on the part of Mrs. Wallace prevents the publishing of more. Although "Kind words from Grateful Hearts," have si 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 PIIENIX HOTEL,

Mrs. Wallace Trulv an agent of God in her method of reatment without the aid of medicine, but by

simple Faith, Disease is made to yield to the touch of this lady.

$m.M Reward!

I will pav one hundred dollars re

Mr. wnrd for information that Will en

V 4 1 1 1 V. IV - I - - - Durlauf is now busy putting on the able me to prove who is the author

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lil.V t .J...'... ...... ........ ... I ' m r-.l itnrimr In- wtmio flint will surmiind v:iv. nnv of the llesh of Mrs. Sibil

t The Committee of the G. A. R. bef's cow. which broke its neck

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...o ihm iw or. 'nu out iiiirrmnn. Mnnrtnv. i Kinnen me cow lur

Gov. Mathews and Capt. W. 11. her, but none of the llesh was used

Mvers to be the orators of the dav. bv me, or by any one else, except

So far thev have not received ans-for hog feed, and all reports to the

vvora from ttßll. Harrison or Cant, contrary are malicious libels.

Mvers. but as will be seen bv the It Axdhkw bciiKBBU.

fohWinir letter. Gov. Mathews has

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W. S. HlJNTKK, I 1K)I8 COIintV fcOl- (J A C j, Cong Wm. A. Tk.vyi.or, f diers' and bailors 2

SERMERSHmM

on necount o(

JOS. F.

Corner (ith und Jackson Street, Jasper Indiana. AS received a full assortment of rrr-r7- - SPRING and SUMMER Dry Goods, of all kinds, Notions and im&wm c FRESH GROCERIES. rwie

He thanks the public for its liberal patronage, and by using every effort . . a

to please is uetermmeu to nieni us cominuauce.

t Come ml Examine My Stock ami I Will Give You Bargain.

Joseph F. Sermersheim.

April 20, 1894.

Gko. U. Wilson-

ionuiueut Associ-

tnn .Inuivor I nil I

Gentlemen-: Your very kind invitation Will those who are huh

to attend the dedication ot your boldiera' Kecorder's fees to my late and Sailors' Monument October 17th, . pav up :us soon as and to deliver an address on that oc- L . 1 ;i.:L

Xvtke t Pay Up.

those who are indebted for

husband

possible,

'H8 on uiai oc- ' : . . , . . , . . 1.,.

. . iinttii in n rnnir inuTriunitTii w in 11 1111:

caion, iH lMifore me. it wouiu anoni iivv .

mo vrtMlt D'OilHIirG lO 1JO Willi VOll Oll 1I1HI IVCCOrilCr S UlllCUS i nv; iwumuu 10

occasion, and fhould nothing Hcrious oc-,u,i,nrizc,1 to receive them for me

llZJAJZJlS Ä1; aud it will be a great favor to me if

ftb UUon; dial you will let me off payment is made promptly.

3t

vey

men,

iriH. Sr.

Cass Tp.lst Pre. Wm. Heit

man; 2d, M. A. beidl.

Fftrrlinand To. 1st Pre. Wm

Stallman: 2d. Gerhard Eversman

The above 25 committeemen did

tlio vnfinp.

The motion of George Abell to

pf naph rnmniittceman cast one

vote, carried.

The motion of A. A. Hessemer

that the hindmost man at the end

of six ballots be dropped, and so on

mm tuil lot tn ballot, carried.

The motion of Dr. O. A. Bigham

that the vote be by ballot, carried

Nominations for County iiccor dor were then mado as follows: Philin Dillv bv A. P. Smith,

D. S. Pruitt bv D. W. Donahoe

George Nix by George Abell, H. J. Meyer by Wm. Heitman, W. II . Kuper by M. A. Seidl, M. Olincer bv Wm. Stallmann.

ninm. Lueken bv G. Eversmar.n

Geo. Brosemer by O. A. Bigham The motion of Wm. H. Harris

that the chair appoint a judge and

three clerks, carnca. Appoint

ments were made as follows : J ml io ? Morman Fisher.

Clerks: B.W. Pickhardt, Victor

ICnann. Herman Becknann.

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On mot on of Al. A. SjciU! imer

missions were to be cranted, if re

niiested. The committee then pro

ceeded to ballot with the following

results :

with a brief address as I will have hut liMln titnp tn imMian'. and ttlo the fur

ther condition that others may be there

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to alflo athlrens the amiience. TntlHtrV.

Tlionl- nv vrtu for the t'oiiitiliinent ron-

mil Üiuitlf. V II Wilunn l)(nlmt. düMirea to in

- jl X in will nivai ! -V- I " - -- -.--j

f rrtn tiu lkiuiiii mm lit win L'uiiiiiitiu it

mr u a w - ------ - - -- malt resnilur visits to Jtisuer: Itotwith-

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111 t standing the report to uieconixury. iim Our citizens should prepare for L, of , s , .jh be hii8hed in the

a larce attendance that day, and columns of this imner and the Hunting-

hu icrnnl. I le has no connection with

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louses. iniDiic ouuuuiirs unu rci--r"-T: ;- ; ' s .. iinu

Juinno cn tiuit Iii rmvn will nrn- . ' :.i. f t t fD.

uci--i H...V i maue arninfteinciiiM wmi r. n. . .ussent a gala and creditable appear- ny, of II untinRhurg, to attend all urgent 1 1 . .. .. ,.i .... .fill Lüum ilnrins III. lllUInil U'lt limit. CiXlfM

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iu norn inm mv. unu ii luuu biiwu-i

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ment, will prove a decided advan-

Biixer

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HarbiMH Tswiship Repert

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aire to its future growth. People I rmui rV tiit? nai y-ur . niiinK mik ,

.1..,.. ir.nl .i Inn wlmm n livolv IHM. iw nppnivtl by tlie UourU or couni

n& T9 a -' w - k-

mihlic snirit is shown. Get your

t

decorations ready tor use, anu give the country's old defenders, and all vinitnrs such a welcome as will

make them wish to return.

CotiillllHrtiollcr.

KOAI FU.NI. KxpeiiiliMl,

DUBOIS COUNTY AGENT FOR

THE 1HP1ÄE DRILL

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ru.Ni. . 715.02 . 7M.1M

It i tha BUST Btcaasi

It is what we claim it to be a POSITIVE FOHCE FEED. It sows, with the same gear, the same quantity of wheat or oats. His the only drill in the world that will do this. It will not break the grain. It is not complicated as it sows all kind of grain with one run. It plants corn for a field crop satisfactorily. It is the only drill that does not require a special device for Planting corn. It is guaranteed to sow as well as nnv double feed run made. THE FORCE-FEED FERTILIZER ATTACHMENT used on the Empire Brill it font Hiiperflcding all others, because It is the only one made that is a FOHCE FEED. It dotft not paste nor clog up. It distributes an even continuous stream. It regulates the quantity sown positively by gear. It avoids all guess work. It is simple, durable and reliable.

It is taken apart without loosening a nut, spring, nouor It feeds out all the phosphate in the box. Also liave a complete stock of LAMPERT'S BEST WAGONS. . Plows, and all kinds of Farming Implements. Come ami Examine. FELIX LAMPEIIT, Aug. 10, 1894. West 6th Street, Jasper, Ind

It Floats

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BEST TOR 5H1KT5.

THE PTOCTtK ft OAMOLS CO, Cttm. Fb. 23,'94-l jr.

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A Rare Chinee.

The old (iriHinore farm in DaviesH

county, I ml. of 420 acres on lute nver,

for mile. Tins farm never coino du iKJiight until now. Apply to Frank

Pint; or Initlom SHltlMlliUC HT. .1 ilSfier.

or Adiun Ilruidunbaiigii, Porterüvllle, for

price and terms. A up. -M --'ur

KNKUClCTIt' MKMo Mi-llour cliolci! ami rompli'tt! 1 Inn of Xurn'ry ntoek mill t'd pot.ilit.kd llltliw, üti1nr. mill

roiutiiiNMlon pithl wi'ükly, lmylnmmil n"criiiu

Ill-Ill powllioii Kimninirru iiiiii nnrri-n iij.xiirfil to ioi id iiii ii. Special liiducciiH-iitM to Iil-kIiiiktu, i-xpiTli-nri not iirn niury. KxIiihIvh ti rrltorv mill vour own cliulcii of

UaineKlvi'ii.

N NURSERY GO.

6rwtri ii Frtm atari, lOClEStlK, V. T.

AUg. S, III!

WANTED

PHILIP A. GUCKES Carries the Largest and liest Stock FURNITURE, Of all kinds, in the county. o I have received a set of embalm ers' instruments and am now prepared to do EMBALMINGAt short notice. I also have a Full stoek of Coffins. Cmskats AND Burial Robos Of any size or style. PHILIP A. GUCKES. Corner Jackson and Fourth St., Oct. 27, uXi Jasper, Ind.

JASPER CORN MILL. The undersigned having hongM tl'J Jasper Corn Mill, has refitted it, a"'1 keeps a supply of CORN MEIXj And Chopped Corn for Feed, on hand to sell, or exchange for corn at anv time. Chopped Corn sold in anv quantity desired at 00 cents ir 'l 'TlIKAT CHOPPED FOR fked on Wednesdays and Saturday at y' t-iit per bushel, and kept on liaiw ,or exchange at all times. Farmer Sc Stockfeedei'H, Are particularly solicited for cummers, and hy prompt attention w honorable treatment I hope to mem and receive their patronage. FmD VOLLMER. Dec. I, H

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