Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 31, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 April 1895 — Page 4

jasper courier

JASPKK, DÜHOI8 COUNTY, INDIANA

Dtrlai the Po.toMc il Ja.n.r Indiana, for

raa. umalon through the mall a. artrnndcla. matter

FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1S95.

Dcacratlc Ticket for Twa Officers. Fur Clerk. ANDUKW J. 11 K UG Kit. Kur Traiurr r. CIIAltLKS SO LIU A. Fur Marshal. FB AX K VOX I) EIISC 1 1 M ! DT. Kor Trmltf 1st Wanl. IIKNKY I'KAU. ForTruilw Sil Wnril. I'll IMP K UNKE I. For Trust, -Uli Wur.l. WILLIAM IL KLICK". Issues of !)(. Every rntr neat year will tit-railed up

on ta rote at th rlrrtlon for l'rlilrnt ami Conf raaiurn. upon the financial quntloi. To do so Intrlllgriitly rveryone should study aad untlrratand II, un mrt ir

to what party thry may tloiig COIN'S FINANCIAL SCHOOL taaches It clearly, truthfully aad fully. In all it bearings.

ad Impartially. It Ii a book of 161

pages, fcamlaomrly Illustrated. A TALE OF TWO NATIONS," U

tiaadaeMe velHHie of 302 page. ImmHb;

ea the flaaaeial .juration, but written I

the farm of an angrovdag anil Intereatlaa;

tala. Already ever 209,000 copies have

heea aal4.

The COUKIKR will prevent either one, r have either oae aent. postpaid, to every

subscriber to thla paper who will pay i years' eaHerlptloa Ir advance, A ay oi i wanting both books can have the lll

tluaal oae sent them for 25 cents, Do not

fall to read them before pullt Icluna warp year Judgweot by fallacies, and endeavor to secure your vote against your own Interests. There Is no politics In either

hook, hat atatements of saltd facta. Sub

scnee ia iae cuukiek bow hi get jour

choice of them.

JThere can be no question with thinking men generally, those who reason from cause to effect, and desire to preserve peace and harmony in the United States, and who have read Justice Field's separate opinion in favor of the wealth of the country in the income tax decision last Monday, that the sooner Justice Fields resigns, or lawfully "passes in his checks" to the great hereafter, the better it will be for the public good. In the present crisis its a great pity such men still exist.

A Fakce. Will. Rottet got drunk Saturday night and quarreled with Mr. Aultmeier, who tiled an affidavit against him before Esq. Fink for

provoke. Marshal Vonderschuudt

attempted to make his arrest, when

he pitched into the Marshal and got

him down in the mud, when the

Marshal called on bystanders for help. Thev beat Rottet over the

head and shoulders till he submitted

to arrsst. He was taken to Esq.

A Nf.w Fi km. Drs. Wilson &

Adams have fitted up two rooms in I Spayd's building very nicely as den-! tal arlors. und snnnlind them with !

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nil iiiu iiuvoi uuiiiiu ii.uiuiii. o, iiiiv are ready for all kinds of work in that line. Dr. ,. H. Wilson has practiced in this county for many years, and has an established reputation as a skillful dentist. l)r. Adams is a young man and a gnu!- 1 uate of a dental college. They will score a big success. i Ti ...ill I .....l.l.v !.... 4 1

ll win uv" mi iiiwiiuiv miijiiim: ui uiotis subject to attacks of bilious folic to learn that nronint relief mav be hail bv

taking Chaintorlain's colic, cholera anil ' diarrhoea remedy. In manv instances 1 the attack may be prevented by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms of tlie disease appear, Ü5 and 0 cent bottles for sale by M. Friedman, Druggist. ' j ör-Traylor and Phillips, as att rneys for l.ithia Ellen King have li ed an action in the circuit coiut asking for $3,000 damages from Joseph Miller, Sr. The complaint alleges that the defendant in tho month of Dec. last, assaulted said j plaintiff, put his hand under heri -i ii. i i ... .1 i - .1 i i

ciomes, aim inea 10 uirow neraown on the floor for tho purpose of rnpcing her, and injured her, to her

damage $ 3,000, for which she de

mands judgment. The parties are

all residents of Huntingburg, and

the plaintiff is now in jail charged

with keeping a house of ill-fame,

bv an affidavit made bv the de

fendant.

Health Restored ALL, RUN DOWN No Strength nor Energy

t MiSfirahlA

IN MIL EXTREME. Hands

COVERED

with SORES. CURED IV USING

Ayer'sSarsaparilla

"Sevenl years :iy.o. my I loml was in kul i'oiHltion. my system nli rtm ilown, ami inv ei. erat health t ry iiutvh liltmtrvl. Mv IminN were eirreil with blue. S'-res. Mn-Iinnriiigiill the time. I liaii mi strength nor iMieitty .11 ! mv feelInns wen ml-iTUliI" in the extreme. At lift. I enmiiieiioi'il tnklni: AyerN Sarsalarlll:i anil mmhi iinticeil a chance for the

netter. My anpeilte returned ami wit li

ASTER OPENING!

v o OF o-

.1 . t a.

It. renewed strength

these U'Milts I kept on taking

Kncmiraced 1V

i nt on taklni: the S:n-

saparllla, till 1 h:ul used six lottlis, and

my health was reMoreil." A. A. Towwm, prop. Harris House, Thomptiin, N. Dak.

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Ayer'Sonhr,$arsaparilla

Admitted AT THE WORLD'S FAIR

e oo o o oe o o o o o o o o

F'ine I Millinery. Miss Emma Lkminc and Mn-. .Ik.v.vii: Mh.iu'un have puichased the

.muiinery store in Jasper, ot .Miss M kiilkii, anil have milled largely to the .tot;k. Hy a per.-ouul visit to the largest millinery houses in tho'west (they liavf- been enabled tj select for their custoniors the verv latest styles, itiml Indies aro cordially invited to call and see their beautiful Easter'Hat

aa dobhcis strictly "up to date." They are also prepared in the Dross Making Department to (it and make drosses in the best

stylo, bpecia1 attention will bo given to confirmation suit for jrtrls. and I aiding Outfits. LEMIXG & 31 1 LIU' It X. ' M ir '."i "ft '.'oi. Vnil P1M Mlkftr II fill LTV By shipping to Hemdon-Cartcr Company, IUU UWII IflHIVC mUnLI Cotumiasiou Merchants, Louisville, Ky., TT7mmmmTmTm because they arc the largest and most re liable commission merchants, and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper. A trial shipment solicited. Write to them for quotations before shipping. Specialties : Eggs, Butter, Poultry, Fruits of all kinds, Beans, Potatoes, Onions, Hay, Grain. Headquarters for urs, Hides and Wool. Capital, $40,000.00. liberal advances made on consignments. General correspondence solicited. i

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UUIUulfiiirj, M0IIMW1Ü öl, LOB Coisoliflale 1 1 "THE AIR LINE." 5IJ Miles tho Shortest 5:) Jtelwoon Lituisvillu & St. Loafs.

Prof erred Konto to tin Kasfc and West. e

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Unfortunate People

Political Issue ofl

LAMPERT,

DU 11Ü IS COUNTY AOKNTFOll

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The lvt".t tleket nites to the Vt. h wiII !if folilerv anil .-iitTl liiforinutlon, will i".

Good Pili es! Good Wages!

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Fink's, when he and called him

cursed the Esq.

all sorts of vile

names, and frightened him so badly that the Squire told him to get

out ot his ofuce till he got sober. The Squire, if he had done his duty,

as he sometimes does to country folks, would have sent him to jail

to sober off instead of permitting

nim to go without bond, but it is

said the Squire was afraid ot him,

and so let him go. Next day, be

ing bunday, he skipped the town,

but t ink says before he left on bun

day he came to his office, plead

guilty, and was fined 50 cents for the provoke. It being Sunday of

course it can't be collected, and the

whole affair was a roaring farce,

without a semblance of justice. It

is said he skipped because he was

alraid of the prosecution foi resist ; it . r t i -

mg me .narsnai. i oung men treated this way are apt to get in

worse scrapes

For 0,000 Damages. An action

is filed in Dubois circuit court bv

E. Cox, Esq., as attorney for

Miss JMizabeth JJellner in which she

demands judgment for G,000 dam ages, $3,000 on each of two para graphs of a complaint, against Theo

dore hckstein. She alleges in her

first paragraph that she is over 18 years of age, and that tho defendant began paying attentions to her in

May 18S33, and that on the 27th day of Feb. 1894, they mutually promised to marry each other in the fall

of 189-1, that she has been willing i i i ...

ever since 10 marry mm, out that he refuses, damaging her affections and opportunities of marriage in the num of 3,000, for which she asks judgment. In the 2d paragraph of her complaint she alleges that under promise of marriage she submitted herself to plaintiff sexually on the 27th day of Feb. 1891, and on various times after that up to July, 1891, that as a result of such intercourse she became sick, and was put to great expense and pain, and worry, and was disgraced in the minds ofl

Her aociates, and her happiness destroyed, wherefore she demands judgment gainet said Theodore Eckstein for 13,000.

lUe plaintiff is a daughter of a

FIANCIAL

SCHOOL

are they who are afflicted with pimples, boils, carbuncles, running sores, ulcers,

scrofula, cancerous or BvphiuUc uiiee- r" L J 111 x Sl tions, or any blood taint whatsoever, anil r VfiPUnnflU VlfJl HTQ It!

do not try a 60c. bottle of Foiev's Siirea- j;

panlln. 31. tnedman.

Democratic Prinary.

The Jasper Democratic primary

nominating meeting Saturday night

ast was largely attended, showing

a commendable interest in the wel

are of the town. The meeting was

called to order bv Mr. John h. Me

Fall, committeeman, and F. L.

Betz was Secretary.

On motion it was voted that the

nominations for town ofiicers be

made by general ballot, and Joseph

hgg was apKmted Inspector, with

Mat. Klingel and Jacob Smith as

Judges, and Philip Dilly and F. L

Uetz as clerks.

A ballot box was provided and

the voting began, and was carried

on pretty lively, and bv 9 o'clock 280 votes had been polled. Thin

he count began, and the vote was

shown to be as follows :

For Clerk Andrew J. Derger re

ceived 114; Charles A. Kretnpp

112, and Andrew Jahn 4,i.

For Treasurer Chas. Soliga 211 ;

Chris. liuechlein 03.

For Ma shal Frank Vonder

schmidt 120; Michael Neudeck 92 Benj. II. Miller 04.

For Trustee 1st Ward Henrv

Pfau 145; Win. H. Jutt 124. For Trustee 2d ward Kunkel 177 : Jos. Rottet 92.

For Trustee 4th Ward Wm. II

Flick 132; Michael F. Durlauf 78,

John Lorey 32; Andrew J. Scherer

26.

Those having the largest number

of votes were declared nominated,

and the meeting adjourned.

Our better halves say thev could not keep house without Chamberlain's Cough

Remedy. It is used in more than half

the homes in Leeds. Sims Hnos., Leeds, Iowa. This shows the esteem in which that remedy is held where it lias been

sold for years and is well known.

Mothers have learned that there is noth- : i i i i

ing bo goou ior cuius, croup anu wnoopin$ cough, that it cures these ailments quickly and permanently, and that it is

pleasant and safe for children to take.

W and 50 cent bottles for sale bv M, T .1 T .

rrieuuiuii, uruggisi. EASTER PROGRAM

It is the BEST BecausevsIt is what we claim it to be a POSITIVE FOIICJS FEED. It sows, with the same gear, tho same quantity of wheat or oats. It is the only drill in the world that will do this. TUTS FORCE-FEED FERTILIZER ATTACHMENT used on the Empire Drill i.s fast superscidinjc all others, because It is the only one made that is a FOIU'K FEED. It does not paste nor clog up. It distributes an even continuous .stream. It is taken apart without loosening u nut, spring, bolt or kev. It feeds out all the phosphate in the box. Also have a complete stock of LAMPERT'S BEST WAGONS.

Plows, and all kinds of Farming Implements. Come Examine. FELIX LAMPERT, Aug. 10, 1S04. West Gth Street, Jasper, Ind

JUMBO JEANS PANTS.

...... .r..,, .... aiPi . iiiuii loiiicuiHU-nt uneil N-e tliutyonr tleket rends vln the Vir .Ine." Jo. itr.XKiucT, Ax't. Ju-m-r H.M. Itox.ut, Truv'jf I'iixh. A't. St, Uiui.

and

m "ay

FINANCIAL FAKERS FURIOUS

Because

Is teaching the Masses THE TRUTH Get It ! Study It ! To every subscriber of the Jasper Courier

who will pay a year in advance

Philip will give or send by mail, post paid,

their choice of either book,

Coin's Financial School,

The Strongest Jeans Pants in 'the World.

Also a full stock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Roofs

unit aimus ai

ECKERT S NEW STORE,

occ.u'.m.

Opposite the Indiana Hotel.

Brighten Your Homes !

The Tale of Two Nations.

X. II. WIIÜ0X. It. A. A DAMS.

Drs. Wilson & Adams.

MRS. M. B. SALB

Has the onlv exclusive

Wall Paper Store

In fliit.'.l.. ...it. ..... .....i ... .I...... . .

... ,.mmii,., iiiim in , -n 1 1 IV IIIMIICCIIOII m her stoek by all who want to miike their

mime iixik imrnctive.

All THE LATEST STYLES!!

EVERY ROLL NEW!

POPULAR PRICES!

All liiincr trimmed without ivtr:i !,,. r,...

Now i your time to ll.t lll. .mi. m.l ,.,

JASPER. - - INDIANA.

Hiive opened a permanent ottlee in Jasper, m Wont of Court limine, on !i "tft-etone iniilare preparwl to do all klniN of IM-ntnl door west of Dr. SulbV otllee. '

Mar. '." ;tin.

Notice to

Of the Jmier EMeaver, to be Given at

M. E. Church, Next Suday Eve-i-jr, at 2 e'clt:k, P. N,

Opening fong Choir.

A talk telling the Easter storv

Flora Traylor

Dec. Easter eggs .Scott Hunter. A talk about Easter. .Ue.sie Hunter. Dec. Easter flowers Mamie

Wagner.

Dec. Easter tide IJoss Hretz. Song Choir.

A talk about Easter egg.... Wave

BreU.

Dec. An Easter Fong loeph

w uenner.

Declamation Ciuy Greene Dec. A cross with roses.". .. Lulie

Wuchner.

Duct Nor.na Mi bum and

Maudie Clark.

Declamation Uullie Benedict

Declamation Anna Wuchner.

Dec Easter Freda Zoeller.

An Easter story Cicero Clark.

Song Choir. Declamation Edgar Traylor. Dec. It is finished. .Merle Greene.

Work. lr. WlUon will In; rmiiui in Hi.. union

the 11 rut week of each month, and Dr. Adainn at all tltiiu.-i. I'rirr r-nomttilf. Consult. i t.itlon free. All work Warrant-!, and untln-

raetioiiKuaraiittiil. Call attended iiIkIU or

nay.

, 'lee IntheSpuyd HuilillnK, South Hide of

"iic.-?imri:. .pr. Vi, ",e.

UCKSKIN

BEECHES

3EST MADE, lESTFITTINI, KSTWEAAtht

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JEfifl PRfiTS

A talk on the Endeavor topic. . . .

tmhXi by THE GOODIII CLOTHIIG CO.

EVANSVILLE. IND.

am rem im ivnTimwAiiinn For Sale bv 8. KUKHT.Klt

Feb.l,'!.ly. JASPER. INDIANA

Notice to Stockholders.

The HiarehomerH of the Phönix T .(inn

ABHoeiaiion, or .innpcr, DiiIkhs county, ImiIiiim.. ...... 1.....! ., I . ... "

iiKii.iiiu, an; iiuitmjv iiiiiii I'd iiinr iiui im.

Mary Leming. "! laeethiu of .aftl Hhnrehohlera will he . .". 1 1. ..i.i ... .i... i. .il ... t ..

Heirs, Creditors,

istc. In the tnatttr of the cstiit nf Hiith.

urine Mehringer, (leceiiNetl.

In the Dnhoia Circuit Court. At.ril

term, 18.i.. Notice is herehv mven. Unit ITenrv

MehriiiL'ur, na Aibnitiihtrator of the va-

täte of Catharine Mehringer, riecetuetl, has tirenonteil and tiled his

vouclierH in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will etme up for the examination and action jf waiil ci

cuit court, on thclitlth day of April, ISsij at which time all heir, creditors or legatees of said CHtate are required to appear in said court and show caiiw, if nnv there be. whv said account mid VOIII'lllTN

should not be approved, and let all heir, legatees and other perrons interested appear and make proof of their claim to

any part of Haid estate.

IIKMIY S. MKIlKlNUKU, Adtnr. Witness my hand and the Heal of said a .a

rsi' M 1 'oiiri, at i ttsner, iiidiaiia, inis

ass at 4älll 11(71 Hku.man Kckkut, Clot:. TltAVI.OK A IlfXTKIt, Attvs. April 1L, MB-Uw

Columbia Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Columbia Tp., Dubois county, Ind., will attend to Township business at his residence on every Saturday, and jiersons having township business to transact are requeued to present it on that dav of the week. The Township Library ia kept at the olHce of the Trustee, where those entitled can obtain lxok.. Xki.so.v IIaiikis, Trustee. .Tune 28th, 1888-y.

NEW

DRESS GOODS

Tho season's daintiest fabrics aro

now on our counters, aitnough a few stragglers are Btill to come. There's a perfection of color combination nnr beauty of weave in the

new thing? that will be a treat for you. We will try to make your viait pleasant. The Popular Store of S. KUEBLER,

Jasper. Indiana New Winter Goods.

- LATEST - STYLES - AT Mrs; C. Hochgesang s, Cor. N. Main & 14ih St.. Jasper, Ind. The public are invited to call and llKnnnl mv now mindc rif nl! lj-inrlc

Madison Township Trustee and learn my

Notice.

Very Iow Prices !

Notice is given that hereafter the Tms- For everything. Mv stock of staple tore hk ! ; ;7,rtr,w,Sihi,,..wiv,Hi ntt,.,e groceries and dry goods is always toierootn of Mr. John P. onnan. m .;, nn b

L'ianti, on everv Saturday for the pur- " eof attemlinurto town-hio hn-ine. COUNTRY PRODIKIE WANTED

and all persons having business with the at the highest market price, township are expected to confine it to r. t tt.a-.

JOLTS. J, AUUUge9aii.

those davs

The Indiana School lmokn will tu

found at Nonnan & (irav's storo at nil

times. C. J. K VKAItl).

Mar. '22, ..-y Trustee Madiunn Tn.

Apr. 6, 1894.

no,

ncnpiure reaatng, , . , Aran o IJonne. 1 mi . 'sper, on ti

, iora wucnner, rank Wagner, t , , V . ' ' Rnv rtmnn r.aa',n U',, 8 ' WlOCK, p. 11)., for the tltiri.OSO of

j v.mo.tu u6- electimr olIlcerH and i rcetom nf a

Hna

r"i .wwvav m i v uiiiua 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nnnrr rii r ...... ..n. i . . .

Jiflnor nn tU VQ ill- i 6 ulioir ';i,,,ls ,u,,j oinur uiisiiuiswliicii may ."r.t.- , ,N!W. Albany road, Short talk bv the Sunt. .lu. tom them. Shareholders aro

u mo ueieiKiani 18 a prosperous Parents and friends invitod n " 'd to one vote for each share be d young farmer. coman ? V??. lVl?d to 1 them. Wm, A . V,mok, fiec'y .

sociation for the ensuing year, and traps?

, come out and hear the children.

JASPEU, INDIANA.

Headquarters for

VEHICLES

And Farming Imple

menta of all kinds,

Binder Twine

latth lowsatügurs,

MACHINE SHOP.

Conkku ok Newton and 7th Sts., JASPER, IND.,

OANIEL F.J. MILLER, Proprietor.

S500.22 ttWMD

HEADACHE

rUAVK In thli hop n.ry l.cllltr Tor rpalimt

a..ieam maenmrrj oi mm hiki. amimiliii ipeclal ty of bulMltiK nj repclrloit STEAM KN0ISK8 ami

mi i.i. nuilK. lal.o kcpsa lurid a .apply of fillAFTIXO.riPS tc, and will turn ibartltu any .lit required. I have an airier for I.KATIIKIt ANDRUI1 (XI' IIKLTINO, anl will furnlth nv ulie na abort notice. III nrlrTltHKSIUNÜ ACIIl.MlS.SKI'AKATOKS IIOKSKfOWKHJi.Ac. KAKMfHV! ll;TII1 llI.V ... 1.1.1... I -I

. ............. ...... av .... ni w .ru K . clifliic Ki make ttieii ppirentljr worn out llin.ler. I 1SOOIIO

Kfattem na mr. nriun. c, fully an (i()01) AS NKW, ami at but llttl eiptnae It "a innjr vwi li tn uriinl." lean mv. jiiumtny lulUm thli ay Try It DA.N'IKL K J. Mil.' Eft. Mar 50, M

" a aiaa aaaiM. au jus aas, wta,

WAPIR

will not curs.

I am cfcS. a nntti ...lyri. ir-i WkU IimVM Watm aa4 Bad läM Im tnm Mala, nklb. O.ra a&i aa im- turaf.1 alkal.s. Ihtj ar. ptrlHll uS: aaaaaanaad thsra ff lua4Mli. and airata. AJUWtW I. an?BIU,aaaTtMCIart. 4MaUlwawW.aUHnta

For sale by Martin Ali. 21, "Jl. Cm.

Fkikdman.

Township Notice.

Trustee;

W. L. DOUCLAS

HvEmi

S3 S

tm Mar.

MUKaKIN

Aa4 aaf aaeam far

BUina, Uatlsa, Bora 4 MImh ar ta Iftthtta Wtrt. Bes deacrlptlra admtlsav

wwat wfclea an am IMto

per. aTalatoa Sat 9VVaW tut mm aarla W. Im

BOUeLAS MBB.

The undersigned, Tmstec of Iloone towlifhij), Ihilxn's county, hereby gives notice that tie will attend to all husinevs pertaining to the ollice of Tnifctee, at his residence 1 l miles south-east of I'ortersville, on Saturdays of each week, and requests all persons having township business to present it on Saturday. Citizens desiritiR Imoks from the Township Library, are notiHod that tho Librarv is kept hy Win. Mollarris, in I'orterKville. IhiNUY H. Ukridrniiacoh, Tnistce. May 18, lSiKt-y.

Farm-firs'1 Home t (On Mill turret, Jiwpr'', Iml.) PHILIP KASTNEU. Prop'r. TUU (HHUtuoainiiR hotel has Ihh-ii thoroiiirli

lyoverliitulcü.Hnil retltteil new ttiniUKlKiut,

nn ltn aw4 k.

mitv 4 UEiDiiviiuiiviii nmli now ofx'ii (or nubtlu cnivrtnlntiirnt. H 1 1 IN A. !Il.K.HlUSIIhII!T1ii. ttihlu will nlwnya bulnund well Huppllcd,

1 itiAt ivmtv i i nitu pneew win ue rvaNonnuie.

Iun.lS,1t"i Am,

äprFine J.ob 1'irinting; ut this otUce.

A ifximl Htulilo for fiinncni' lionut. anil

ehiAP fHd. A (mmI bar. well .applied with tlieeholceat Vipiora Had elKrs, and polite attention al Orvtmuacall. itc.:io,'y.y raiiar KAtTKKaU

Apr. ß, l-2t