Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 January 1895 — Page 4

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jTwm, uvmof cePMTT. iwbiana. Ratarat'M taa fumSc at Jar lnlaa, far raaataiaaUa throat tat aall m road cUm atatur. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1895.

Memorial Exercises. On. Jan. 18, 1887, John Jordan Upchurch, the founder of the A. O. U. W., died in St. Louis, Mo., and all over the U. S. and Canada the Work

men have Memorial Exercises on the 18th of Jan. Jasper Lodge will have an open meeting at their hall to-night, to which the general public and ladies are invited. Bros. W. S. Hunter and W. E. Cox have consented to deliver addresses on the occasion, and the brethren invite a

large attendance. Committees. Speaker Adams, of. the Indiana House of Reps, on Tuesday appointed the coniniitteeg of the House, who will shape the legislation of this session. He dealt out to Messrs Stewart and Porter from this district as follows : Stewart Prison South, Foes and Salaries, Natural Resources, Congressional Apportionment. PorterPrison South, Rights and Privileges, Medicine, Health and Vital Statistics, Legislative Apportionment. There are 46 committees, with

394 members, so that with 100 Representatives it gives about four places to eaoh member, and each of the members of this district are on four committees.

000 a vear. as at wresent. to 150.-

000 a vear, to enable future Gov-

ernors more promptly lo repress

tnkes bv military iower.

He shows that the present State

debt is i7,03ti,;io.r-', with annual interest charges of 1257,720. He recommends the refunding of a portion of the debt bv long time bonds

at a low interest, and a lew of

three cents on each f 100 as a sink

ing fund to pay the debt as it falls

due. He also recommends a reduction of two cents in the State common

school levy, on the grounds that taxes should be reduced. This would reduce taxes in the more wealthy counties, but in such counties as Dubois it would necessitate an increase of taxes four times the amount of reduction, or else a prent

shortening in the length of terms of

the common schools, rendering plaintiff's affidavit venue is changed them comparatively worthless in all to Warrick county. Ihf smnllnr rvmnttnc Tho flnttoiPD Muri k'i'pffimr va A f?-..

hopes that recommendation will not spacher, et al .: demurrer to com-

lw carncu uui. h'ihiiil susiuiiiuu.

Thrt f!rvronr oivo Iii Pnliv I Honrv I). liTneh va nat ,( I?-...,!. I

- I.V. vrt f I - v, . 1.7. V. V , Hi 4'I.IJIIY

racing association a bad name, and Koch; claim of 100 allowed.

asks for additional power to sup- David Adams vs. est. of Ezra

press it, and all winter racing. Adams; claim dismissed.

EX-TREASURER HURtiER.

Geo. Mehrineer vs. Conrad Seitz:

judgment for KU. 25.

Kosa lyraus vs. James K. Mvnct, et al ; judgment $7;i.ti0. Wm. A. Postletltwait vs. Ida Postlethwait; divorce granted plaintiff. Christian Koettgor, et. al. vs. Louis Kattcrjohn; jurv trial; verdict for plaintiffs for $220.72. John D. Rudolph vs. Tillie I. Rudolph; dismissed on plaintiff's motion. Joseph Huchart vs. Johanna Buchart; divorce granted plaintiff. John D. Koons vs. Isaac Rauscher: judgment for defendant

on demurrer.

Peter Schnell vs. John T. Jack

son: dismissed.

Peter Schnell vs. Rosa M. Schnell.

et al. ; real estate ordered sold. John V. Hochgesang vs. John

uerocr, ei hi. ior unmnees : on

What it

Gaateria if Dr. Baaiael Pitcher! prescription for Imffcitt aad Children It contain neither Opium, Morpkiae ner other Narcotic aubftance. It la a lmrnilMa substitute fer Partf eric, Drop, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty yean' use by Millions of Mother. Osteria destroys Woraus and allays feverish ess. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Card, cares Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething; troubles, cares Constipation aad flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, resrulates the stomach aad bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. Cat toria is the Children's Panacea-tlie Mother Frlead.

LBiiiTüIe, Evansvilllß & St. Lob

lttfl R. R. "THE AIR LINE." 53 Miles tlic Shortest 5: liutweeu Louisville St. I.oiiK The Preferred Route to tlu East mid Went.

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Caitoria.

A CflMMessMe Cessty Officer.

Ihe Hoard of Commissinmrj nf

TSeveral hundred hills for acts have already been introduced in the Legislature. The Senate has passed bills appropriating $100,000 to pay legislative expenses, and one appropriatihg $48,000 to repay Gov. Matthews for the expenses incurred by him in paying the brave "sojer boys" during the strike. Senator Sweeney has introduced a bill to compel insurance companies to nav

losses when fires are caused by casualties. The Senate authorized the buying of 58 copies of the Statutes of" Indiana at $16.50 eaoh, to enable Senators to study some, and now some of the publicans who

voted to thus spend nearly $1,000 of the People's money for their own private gain, are kicking themselves awfully. The "Alma Mater." TheCouniER has received a copy of this periodical, now edited by Rev. Clement Klingel, O. S. B., 'formerly one of Jasper's school boys. It is published "by the Benedictine Fathers of St. Meinrad Abbey, Spencer county. It presents a verv cred

itable appearance and Father Klingel has succeeded in securing a corps of able, interesting, talented, and well-known writers, so that it will be a literary, family periodical of the first class, and it is published monthly at only $1 a year, and is therefore within the financial reach of nearly every head of a family even in hard times. While its inculcations will be decidedly Catholic, yet its corps of contributors are men and women who will make it interesting for the general literary read

er. For instance the world-wide poets M. A. Fitzgerald and Charles J. 0'Malley will contribute poems for the February No. Michael D. Fansler, a lawyer of Loganport, will furnish an article on "America's Workingmen ; " "Loss aud Gain," by the able priest Neusius, discusses the growth of the Catholic church in the ü. S. Dubois county's former county Superintendent of schools, Hon. Andrew M. Sweeney, now President of the State Life Ins. Co., discusses the "Issues of 1894" in an article on '-The Business Situation." There are many other interesting topics, as well as sketches of travel, and novellettes which will make the magazine an

interesting one in every family. For copies address "Alma Mater," St. Meinrad, Ind.

Hen. Jfba L Iretz.

The Coukiek is sorry to see that

the Congressman from this district

favor of rivinc a rieht of wav to "H"s county closed a five days

Carlisle's bill of monstrosities in fa. session on Monday, examining the

vor of creating a big bankingmonop- rec(Jrdl,10 . Treasurer's olv to enslave the connrion people. H00ks du.nn8 .the tt,r,n of Jacob

There can be no excuse for such a .uurJBer Jr.' who went out of oflice

vote. No friend of the common people voted that wav. The best

wav to kill such a snake as Car

lisle's bank bill was to scotch it nt

the first chance, as the true Dem

ocrats did. Banks of issue

in December, and comparing his records with those of th

Auditor. Thev caused to lie nn.

tered the following record : "The Board com Dieted ihn i

till" I a - m m m w J i titration nt tlo T

ocrais uiu. uanKS or issue ana , ucia uuuks Democracy do not go together. a"d compared them with those of -. the Auditor, and find all receipts

DsWJs Circuit Ceart and expenditures correctly entered

Is still enndme alonir to the dis- n.. -ji rom 1,1L'UU.

ca. e l i " "ci,. ui, loot, jnciuame ait of

i- J. i ü ;"w e runus, anu nnd t ie Treasurer's law, and the rejoicing of other viol- books strictly correct for his term ators as through some technicality The Board also compared all the they escape mst punishment. m.n. 1 : 1L1 . .

rrt if ' , , , , , , uiutia lasuuu wun llieir alThere has been a good deal of legal Iowance docket a,g0 tuv differences of opinion in making up orders issued du'rin vacX issues in civil causes, but most of n:-..:. ""

1L . . , 7 . : uui;uii uuur allowances, and the cases are at issue now and trials find then, all correct and accounted in prosrress. The followine shows r. i , i , , ,ülinie"

i. j . . iuinm me oooks and the disposition of causes not report- reC0rdS in good condition, and kept ed m the Coukikk last, week, and with a view of making an inves which have been decided un tn m 6 . IU5

Wednesday nicht v T """y U1n nereioiore. w..v.., , ..6..v. eaiso nnd nunv

State vs. Henry Yates. A. it B. : m the manner of book-keeni nc Jill (I

fined $2. all in an efficient manner. The to.

State vs. John Baecher: sellinc tals of the various fi cures rnmnnrtvl

t..i i ' " it ,fi '

uu juiy -i; noi guuiy. icauit s iouows: State VS. Ja. S. Ridge; perjury; Treasurer'. receipt. to Hep. 31, indictment nuashprl. ncmülBK balauceon Junem ttle.

w a. wuuica c if I, riuij r uiMuursruit'r.ie 67,606.01

"uu'"6 " j ""uys i am- . uami biiluncv ii:w'fti

eu me rrosecuior to nie Dill ot ox- vu:nu i.i ...

centions for aoneal to 3..nrm , lonowmg

- xunus:

coun. State vs. Thos. Brown, A. & B.

with intent; continued on defend

ant's affidavit.

State vs. Vm. Markus: surety of

the peace: defendant reouired to

enter into bond of $ 250 for his good

benavior lor T2 months.

State vs. Wm. Rilev and Theo

Riley; pettit larcony: William sent to State's prison one year and flnod

flu. ltieo. sent to county jail 10

days and fined 15.

State vs. John Blunk, et al; house

breaking, continued on defendant's

amaavit. State vs. Eckert Bros. ; obstruct

mg stream, continued.

H OMterte la aa excellent medidM for chHAna. Kothen havs repeatedly told mo of its good Ceet upoa tbelr chllJrea." Da. Q. c. Osgood, Lowell, Mm. CutorU U the best remedy for children of vklck I am acquainted. I hope the day is sot far distant when mothers wlllcoosider the real totere st of their children, and use Cwtoria instead of the Yirioui quack not&ruau which are deeroTfai their lored oaes, by forcing opium, BwrpalBe, aoothls syrup and other hurtful ageata down tbelr throata, thereby seadiae

i to premature graYes," Da. J. P. KixcasboE, Ooaway, Ark.

Castoria.

" Castoria to so well adapted to ckgdr t

X recommend it ma superior toanypnseriptiom kaowa to ae.n H. A- Juona, M. D., Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T. " Oar vhjüdtmn la thm children' department hare spoke highly of tbeir experience in tbelr outside practice witb Castoria, and although we only bare asiong our medical auppUas what la kaowa as regular producta, yet we ars tree to confess that tba aeritt of Castoria has woa us to look wHk f aror upoa it" Umitbd HoanTAX. ajcd Diaranuar,

Boston,

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TW Cwtow Oasapaaw, TJ Mam, Bajrast, Maw Yark OMj,

JUMBO JEANS PANTS.

The Strongest Jeans Pants in the World. Also a full Htock of Clotliiiifr, Dry Goods, Notions, octH and Shoes at

ECKERT S NEW STORE.

Dec.ll.'M.

Opposite tlie Iiuliann Hotel.

Model drug go.,

County revenue i:.si.V2i

Prin. C'ouk. School Kunü.... 4?w.or " Coininnn Si)uui( l'nmi 'im ii

Intere.tt Cum. Snhnni t'nmi ' W-'m

Saloin License ,. i.hjo oo Soliool rovtiiue e.lwltt

Int. Couk. School Fund 7.U

T011. ; II7.W.CW IMr " f.tV,pt 5..00 Auditor J Ulsbursttiieuts 6N.a.tS

B. Ii. BRANNOCK, M. D., SccV and Manager. I HEADQUARTERS FOR -

Drugs Paints J.f A IrTeVlininofi (Kim

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ii. foIdiTM and K-iii-rjl Information, 'will be furiilHhet .n applieatlon totluuiileriintHl

, " "' "in iii-ui rciui via tin; "Air I.iiH-. Jos. Heskuict, Ak'I. JuKiir. it. a. Cami-iikm.. r;-ii'i .w, '

M. Hi.XAK.Truvy I'as. AK't, St, I.tii,

Met by Chance

were a few of the Barsrains wo offer. Tho low nrices on the rest of ijt

stock are there by reason of caroful

Duying anu "Know now -ail :or your benefit. Skill wins.' Test our

stock and see.

The Popular Store of

S. KUE1JLER,

Jasper. Indiana-

-nco $17,3MJ5

County orders not taken out County orders In Jan. lWö.... Cuunty ordunt cancelled. ... Total Deduct Treasurer's bnlunce.

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2.V..23 4'J.T4 . .f 17.tt54.29 17,tW2.0y

Spices Sponges Sundries Patent

Medicines

r2.20

".20

Leaves balance a di-dcit . Deficit Dec. int. 190 Deficit Ort. 31 . I ttft? .1. .-..rw,-....! I...

Isidor Sell u hm aoh or. Ih

aud the County board 194 CU

The board unon tho shnwinr

above and tho petition of county Treasurer Bohnert ordered that the

CIVIL CAUSES.

G. P. Williams, adm'r est. of .?u.nl' Auditor add $72.20 to his

P uiMuursemem account, being the

St. L. Ry. ; judgement for 400. amount of deficit accrued at former Geo. Hawkins vs. The Patokn settlements, m order to square the

n . n i f t I hon if s

vuuiiBKc Kiu.. unneui iromj. i

judgment for f 20.55. Guardian of Henrv Goslin'sheiw

ordered to sell real estate.

h. Belle Kean vs. Samuel E.

Kean: divorce irranted nlfiintiff.

and custody of daughter Beatrice

given to its grandmother, Carrie

Kean, till further order of the court

Perfumes Varnishes t Stationery Cigars Blank Books Tobacco

T. . t : e ? i

uu KHjuuns lormeaicai jnirposes. "FOX MO CJNTAIX Finest

whisky made in Ky. Sole Agents for "Economy" Ready Mixed Paintsbest in the market. Prescriptions carefully com

pounded. Store in New Sayl Bu!lliHfr. South side riulillc Square. Xov. 16, lK4.tf

iov. Matthews sent in a

menage to the Legislature occupying ten columns in the Indianapolis Senfind. It is generally commendatory of everything and every officer under the control or service of the State, and make? a number of recommendations among them one asking an appropriation of 148.-

513.09 to pay the expense of the Indiana army in the field last year bv his orders to suppress strikers, ancl favor the corporations. Of this amount he borrowed from corporations $41;917.49, at 6 per cent interestmaking un to Jan. 22, $42,-905.41-rand paid the melish : 15.-

547.68 is claimed by the railroads J for transporting them. He pays a' high compliment to the officers and men says they behaved bravely in I the vicinity of the mobs of unarmed atriking a latoren .who were starv-! ing, and struck for bread. He asks that the Gnvtmnr'

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"-iivnA 9 jpcreasea iromji,

vi. r. niuiauis, amn r CM. 01 , J 1 -v John Wakeland. deceased, vs. r. .E disbursement account, beinc

& St. L. Ry. ; judgement for 1400. am(?unt of defic,t accrued at former

settlements, in order to si books and even accounts.

Ordered that tho county Auditor abstract 149.74 from his d:slmrn.

monts, for county orders cancelled by tho Board of Commissioners heretofore.

AYLHS TMt ONLY

Sarsaparilla

ADMITTED

READ RULE XV.

M. D. Lomond, adm'r est.

Geo. Wakland, dee'd, ordered sell real estate.

nuuoipn venuuer & uro., vs.

Jos. John; judgment for $219.74.

Fnck Bische Cabinet Co. vs. M. E. Fisher, et al., venue changed to

nice county.

Stratman Hardware Co.. vs. l

E. Fisher, et al ; venue changed to Pike county.

Henry Kenken, vs. M. E. Fisher,

ei ai ; venue changed to Pike Co. Chas. Shurig, Jr. vs. M. E. Fish

er, et al ; venue changed to Pike

county.

Callian Brown vs. M. E. Fisher.

ei ai ; venue cnangeü to I'ike Co.

Madison township vs. Theo. Stewart: continued.

John M. Chanley etal, vs. Wash

ington insurance t'o; venue cliang ed to Pike county.

Joseph PfaU VS. Varmn V

Cooper, etal; judgment for $236.55.

fca. J. Kempt vs. Wm. 8. Con-

ley, et al ; judgment for 156.92. R. F. Milbum & Co., vs. Thos. J. Cave, etal; judgment for $01.87. Chas. 8. Kahn, et al, vs. Theo. C. Eckert; judgment for $84.70. Lucinda E. KWrnn

Elements, et al, dismissed.

For Rent.

A good river bottom farm of 333 13 acres for 3 or ß vonrs. ''.V) in i.nii.

vation, 40 of new ground, balance clear

oi Humps anu room, s;if3 acres in woods i . . . mi .

anu paauires. iiiih lami ih well fenced, lias 2 dwellintr Iiouh'm. tl ori'li-inl- i.

barn and stable, an everlasting sprine of will ii :.. ...r l' I..

"ivi hi unk ii in unu mjuy, or

win uiviuu uior iwopartit'H. JIoubc ih

situated on a lull und is a drv und healthy place, near church and schools.

1 mile to P. O. Terms $3.00 perncre if Irties take all. Will take a good note,

wait until nmn im innili. Knrm l'. in

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.1 miles of tlaysville; iilso have 15 hun

ureu DUHiiuiH oi corn mr min nn aawi

farm. For further particulars apiih- to

. r. nouiMKi., t-eierHOurg, irm., Heal Kstate and Ian Agt. Jan. 18tf

'ArticlciJ

that ara in

any way dan-

p-rouc or oi- Z

BARGAINS

SMy m'ont medi- S .Jaaa - O?

Ci noa,

t - x tn s ,

to tho Expo-2

and

eupiricnl propar(ii"on,5. whosa o

in?r(1iftnf a n y .nnnankl ...Ml O

n -..w s vuir.a.mu, Wlli A

no: bo admitted

sition."

Why wn.t Mvr'n Pitinii-rl'hi n.'n H. 5

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u-ii y uecmiir 11 i.h i nt n iitfil mi-i,ii'Jn(., uotn tinuritni, nor ivtorii-t iniarsilinii, not ilanpcroin. twit m, pxprlmont. and o

ermine it ;s u tl.i.l : t.,t. !! nnliri., o

At th.i

WORLD'S fair:

Chicago, 1093. Why not got tho BoatP

ftoooaooaaa afy

CLOTHING!

We ms) ti rUie out stock of Meu, Bys an4 Ywrthg Cleth.

iifi as we have decided to discon-

this line of Merchandise nnd now im fli..l. ttfi il

0FKKK VUl lOCR 9 UI0II)Ittg nt prices which mean p1ch. This i not to adverti.se our stock but to give the public a chance io save money in the purchase of clothing, and to assure our patrons when we place nn advertisement we mean

what we say. Respectfully,

NORMAN ft aiUY.

IRELAND, INDIANA.

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MILBURN & CO.. DKALKItS JN FARM MACHINERY. We carry in Mock a Complete Line of Moline & .Smith Wagons, Buggies, Surreys, Carts, Harness, Whips, Lap .Spreads, Cultivators, Plows, Hay Hakes, Harrows, Hay Loaders, Sewing

Machines, and HenaiiN.

Call and see thorn heforc purchasing.

Mew Winter Coods.

LATEST - STYLES

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Mrs. C. Hochgesang's, Cor. N. Main St 14th St.. .Tau per. Ind. The public are invited to call and

inspect mv new coods. of all kinds.

and learn my

Very Low Prices'!

For cvervthine. Mv stock of stanle

groceries and dry goods is alwavs

up with the best. COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED

tt thn highest market price.

Hn. C. Hochgei ang. Apr. , 1894.

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$500.2 ' ItCWrWD AraayaaHaf .

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MILBURN & CO., JASPER. INDIANA.

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For sale by Martin Fmkdman. auk. si, m.-iB. Boone Township Trtifitee'ft Notice. Tin liniliiniicmil Tntifcm if TlrwnnA

-aiuiB iiQMViaf a uui vv "a w iiv toHhliip, I)ulx)i8 county, hereby pven nntlPO thlt In. U'SIl ultnnil tn nil lillnnnu

- - - ...... ..... ....... .v .... .'... a.v w.j pertaining to the oflice of Trustee, at his residence 1 'a mileH wntli-east of Porters Villi, nn Kiiinnlavu nt i.iiIi u-iiL- ami hi.

quests all jwrwnH having township btisi-

desirine tookn from the Townchip Li-

urary, arc nmmwi. wiai me uiuran la kept by Wm. Mellarri, in Portereville.

Hk.vrv ii. liKKiniNBACOK, Tnutee. .May 18, 185W-y.

JOHN A. HEKMEKHIIEIM,

.MSIKK. INDIANA.

Inii.lH.IA-Am.

WOOD FOR SALE ! DelivtTLMl to nnv Dart of Aiv IOi-(b

er load. TeRve nnfor t Mmlnl Ilm

Co.. or at Itlair A Kaüi'v'h lltmlin Kniv

tor'- Jan. 18-4t

Farmori' Hornet !

(On Mill Irret, Jasper, Intl.) 111 1 LI I KASTNHIt, Prop'r. Thin romiiiiHlloiKliotcl liaiibeeH tlioronxliljrorcrliaulitl.afKlrcntttNl new tlimiiKliout, and In wow open for public entertainment. Tae tiifcle will Hlwnyn . found welluppllel, ami prirer) will Iw reimonalile. A kmh HtHble for ffvuier' honeü, anil rueap feed. A Kitotl li;ir, well oupplted with thecliolcct ll-juon and clxur, Hnl politu attenlloM alwnrd. (Jive tnc a call. Pec.aj, W-y PHILIP KAHTNKR. OrFine Job Printing at this oflice.

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