Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 36, Jasper, Dubois County, 17 May 1895 — Page 4

J ASPER COURIER

JASPKK, PDROIJ COUNTY, INDIANA. 'tattrad at tat Foatoflc at Jaaptr Indiana, for raaimaioa larouf b tat mau aa atrond ciaaa aatttr. FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1895. Issues of '90. Erery Totr next jrar will be called up nm f rot mt ihm ltien for President and Confrraaaaea, upon the änaiielal quratlen. Te de lateltlgentljr Teryeaeshould study and uaderaUtad It, e Matter t. Bat party they nay fcUa COIN'S FINANCIAL SCHOOL teachet It clearly, truthfully mm fully, la all IU tteariBg, and lataartlally. It U a book of 161 paces, haadaemvly Illustrated. "A TALK OF TWO NATIONS," Is a handsome volume of 309 pases, bearing on the ftnaaclal quest ten, but written la the form of aa engrossing and Intereatlag tale. Already ever 300,000 mplei have bee a sold. , The COUKIKR will present either one. or have either one sent, postpaid, to every subscriber te this paper who wilt pay yeare subscription In advance. Any one wanting both books can have the addl tleaal eae aeat theaa fur 35 centa. Do net fall ta read them before politicians warp year Judgment by fallacies, and endeavor to secure your vote against yonr ewn In tarests. There la no politics In either book, bat statements of salld facta. Sub scrlbo ta the COUKIKK now and set your choice ef them. ttiafJasper should put on its hoi idav clothes, and look and act its prettiest for the thousands of visitors who will be here next Tuesday. Special trains will bring them from all points. "Jasper is starting in for some fun this season hard times or no hard times. And she's going to have it, and sensibly, too. It will legin at the G. A. R. strawberry festival to-morrow night. Be on hands and help it along. "The Washington Post sucgests Minister Eustis, of Louisiana, as an available Democratic candidate for President next year. No one knows how he stands as regards coinage, and it is safe to predict that no one will be elected President next year who i not known to be in favor of the equal coinage of silver and cold, at a ratio ot 16 to 1. The racket." People are "onto the "As will be seen elsewhere, the new town board is now organized. As dutiful servants of the People they should immediately prepare to carry out the instructions of the voters as to water works. Appoint a committee, and let it take with it a machinist who understands his business, and visit a number of places where different systems of watei works are in operation, and after investigation determine which is the best system to give Jasper pure water in abundance. 'The business of the U.S., ac cording to the Government Statistical Report, is 96 per cent, domestic, or transacted entirely in the United States, while only 4 per cent, is foreign business. And yet the gold-bugs would compel the 96 per cent, to be cramped and unprofitable, in order that the 4 per cent, might make fortunes. The 96 per cent, would receive a great impetus by adopting the coinage of Jeff erson and Jackson and Benton, and the benefits would reach every farm house and workshop in the country, but the gold-bug,sfinanciering would help only the gamblers in stocks, millionaires, and persons with fixed large salaries. IQTWhen Gen. Jackson was fighting the British and Indians, he said if he "know what his enemies wanted him to do, it was always safe to do exactly the contrary." The same principle is the correct one to-day for the American People as to any policy which may be desired for this country, by that relic of barbarism, and historical as well as hypocritical and mean enemy of liberty and equality Great Bntain. No other other nation is so despotic and oppressive of human rights as i s England ; none is more coward Iy where wealth is involved ; none has more sneakingly ever interfered with the internal affairs of this .a a w a . countrv than has tintain with our money metals. Is Jail. Ben. and Wilford San ders, near Dubois, got drunk Satur day in that town, and got in a row. Wilford cut Dr. P. L. Coble with a pocket knife to that he is confined to his bed. An affidavit was filed before Esq. Zoeller, and an examination took place Monday, result ing in their being bound over to the July term of circuit court in $500 bond, in default of giving which they are boarding with Sheriff Cassidy. John C. Harder plead guilty to an A. & B. on Ben. Sanders the same day, and Esq. Zoeller fined him 91, with $9.05 costs attached, wh'ch he paid. mTTKe heavy frost Monday night damaged gardens hereabouts considerable, and the prospect of early corn nfl beftqs was cut short.

IKi FIRE. The JatjKr MiwrfactNriif Craatay's Pint Destroy. Friday Meraiaf.

Loss $12,1 Last Friday morning about 2 o'clock fire was discovered in the Manufacturing Company's building, about tho center, and in a few hours ( the building with four cars of wal-, nut, sycamore and gum veneer, three cars of poplar shingles, and about two cars ot drawer bottoms cut to sizes and baled, ready for shipment, were destroyed together with the hno machinery, involving a loss of about ipT'OOO. Most of the finished material would have been shipped this week, as it had been ordered and was inspected and piled near the front of the building for convenience in loading. II jw it caught is a great mystery, as no fire had been in 50 ieet of where it was first seen. On account of the general heavy losses an over the u. a. this year by the Insurance companies upon Planing Mills, Saw Mills, Veneer ing factories, and similar manufac tures, the companies determined as fast as- policies expired to refuse to renew them at any premium, and the Mfg. Co 's. largest insurance ex pired about a month since, and at the time of the fire it had only $2,000 insurance, $1,500 in the North British and Mercantile, and $500 in the Washington, and these would have expired next month. The Companies are lepresented in Wilson's agency, and the adjuster is hereto examine the loss. I lie companies had each forbidden the renewal of the insurance at the expiration next month, but thev got caught too soon. The Manufacturing Company is an incorporation, but the shares were bought in till all were owned by Messrs. Ferd. Schneider, Frank Seibert and F. Kasser. It was doing a flourishing and profitable busa . aa , t mess, ana it is probable the owners will re-build, if favorable shipping rates can be secured from the railroad companv. Otherwise the own ers are likely to engage in some bus iness that does not require any shipping, or establish a plant where rates can be had trom orae other railroad. If started here it will be on a much larger scale than heretofore, and would furnish many cars of nght and give employment to more men. it rates cannot be se cured a small plant will likely be started bv others to supplv the de mand of the Jasper Desk Company. The matter will be determined in a few days. The loss to Jasper, should it not be re-built, will be considerable, as it gave steady em ployment to 12 men. This is one of the instances where a liberal spir it by railroad officers would conduce to the profit of the road, and juild up a permanent business for it. Gev. Chase Dead. ' Ex-Gov. Ira P. Chase died of ery sipelas, after two weeks sickness at Lubec. Me., on Saturday last. He had gone to Maine on a preaching tour in the interest of the Christian church. His body was brought back to Indianapolis, where it was buried yesterday. Peace to his ashes Gov. Chase was a man of forceful character acd great influence, and had filled a large space in Indiana's history. The CMty S. S. Ceaveitiei Was held at Huntingburg last Sun day, and was fairly well attended, the people of the city being present m good numbers, four townships only were represented Patoka, Cass, Madison and Bainbridge. The choirs of the M. E. and Salem congregations furnished excellent music. The Convention was called to order by President Ernst J. Bleraker, who requested Mr. D. L. lionner, oi vincennes, to occupy the chair. Mr. Bonner accepted and made an excellent presiding of ficer. One thing remarkable, rather in a Sunday School Convention, was that every one who had been as signed a subject was present, and presented their topics in an inter esting manner, thus adding materi ally to the success of the conven tion. Mr. R. M. Milhurn, Esq., was elected President of the Convention, and of the Association, for the next year, and Mr. Elias Katterhenry Secretary. An executive committee of one from each township was chosen, with instructions to endeavor to interest all the townships in the work. Tho question of time and place for next convention was brought up, and after discussion was referred to executive committee to decide in the future, as interest developed. I he hope was expressed that at the next convention every township i. ..tt i ... . ir in tho county will be renreacnteef, .. IIVAt W1ITUIUUII lillill win Jiniiii I and much good accomplished. Ginseng Wanted! The highest market nrice will be tmlil for ginseng delivered at Spreuer'u Confectionary, in Jasper. 3(KJt

RUN DOWN WITH DYSPEPSIA

STOMACH Liver AND HEAET AKKKCTKD. Almost in Despair Hut Finally OXJK.E3D ByTaklaAYER'S PILLS "For fifteen years, I was a great suf- ! fervr from liulluf .stlou In Its worst forms. I testet! the skill of many doctors, but öl crew willst ml worse, until I became. O so weak I could not walk fifty yards of without having to sit down ami rest. My of stomach, liver, and heart became affected, ami I tlmuglit I would surely die. I tried Ayer's Tills and they helped mo r I 1 1 1 nuiiv. 1 continued their use and Oj am now entirely well. 1 don't know of anything that will so quickly relieve oj nml i'tir Ihn tirrllili nfforlni nf ilvc - " o pepsla as Ayer's rills." .Initx C. 0j I'KITOH.UU), Hioille, Warren Co., X. C. Oj AYER'S PILLS Rocalvad Highast Awards AT THE WORLD'S FAIR OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Receipts and Expenditures of the Town of Jasper. We hereby certify that the following is a true exhibit of the Receipts and Ex penditures of the town of Jasper, of the State of Indiana, for the year beginning Jlav n, issu, ami ending .Mav 13, läi.: Treasurer's Annual Statemknt For the incorporated town of Jasper. Dubois Co., Ind.. of receipts nnd expend Mav enditures for the fiscal vear ending 13th, 189Ü. Received. May 14, 181H. Balance $ 91Ö 31 Second hint, tax, 1894 074 45 First inst. tax, 1815 1,001) 11 Saloon licenses . 033 So Peddler licenses 30 00 Show licenses (5 00 Street labor 10 00 Lamps, etc 7 10 Tilings r (i 00 Uenetits in onenimrsts. it allevs.. 35 00 Burying dead hog ..... 50 Total $3,327 32 Expenditures. Corporation election, 1894 $ 1(5 75 Public well 50 00 Estimate on water works 17 35 Tax collecting 28 30 Auditor's fees entering taxes 40 00 Alercnandite u 0 Coal oil 57 91 Street labor with team 204 40 Lumber 110 37 Culverts and crossings 14( 70 Street labor lunula to Sun-eying 3(5 20 Attorney tees o 00 Street commissioner, salary, etc... 490 GO Clerk's feulurv 80 7ä Treasurer's salaries 00 00 Trustees' salary 160 00 Appraisers " 4 50 Coal 1 75 Printing 1100 Stationen- ! 00 Blacksmith! ng 4 35 Street lamps 24 25 Total 11,033 00 Recapitulation. Receipts $3,327.32 Expenditures 1,(533.00 Balance on hand $1,(594 32 Chakles Soi.ioa, T. Tr. The Board of Trustees ot the town of Jasper, by Andrew J. Uehoek, May 17-lt Town Clerk. LiceiiHe Nntlee. NOTICE I hereby r!?i to the citizens or Jper, unit nilnbrldgelownihlp, Dubol county, InJ , tbttthe undersigned, a male cltiten of the United Sutet. will apply to the County CommWMontrn or Dubol county at their next regular emlon. In June, 1H95, for licerine to retail Intoxicating liquor, beer and Ine. and permit the name to be drank on the premiaen. under the provlaiona of the law of Indiana governing tucb licornen. The precUe location where nald liquor are to be anld I upon lot number 90, on the Kant tide of the Public Square In Jarer. a ihown on the original put of trjf town or Japer, llalnbridge townablp ijuuoik county, Indiana. May 10. 5-3w JOSKI'H 1IERBIO l4ct-HMe notice. VfOTtCK la hereby glen to the cltlien. of Jaiper, XI nainuriage lowntmp, uunou county, liul that the underalgned. a male ritizrn of the Unit Statea, will apply to the County OmmUaioner of Dubol county at their next regular esuton I Jane. If 5, for a Hcenfe to retail fntoxlcalln llquora, beer and wine, and permit the aame to b drank on the preminen, under the provlaiona of th law of Indiana governing auch llcetuei The preclae location where said llquora are to be old Is on lot No. .103, a abun on the original pin oi me iown oi jaaper, naiuurnwe lownanip, iiuiiol county. Indiana. I-HANK KU.NKKI May 3. S-3t.' . LICENSE NOTICE. NOT1CR I hereby given to the cltltena of Janper, ami lUlubrldge towinthlp, Iluboi routilr, I rid . that the underalgned, a male cltiien of the Untied Hialea, win apply to toe Uotmly t;onnnl.i.oner of Dahola county at their next regular e!on In June, isko, tor a Meente to retail Intoxicating liquor, beer and wine, and permit (be aame to be dran on tne premmn, under tbe prnvlalon of th lawa of Indiana governing auch llcenea, Tbe preclit location wbere auch llquora are to be sold la on the Wet half ol lot No 66 aa Known on the origlnalplat of the to n of Ja. per, llalnbridge iijii.iii, iiuuuii couuiy, inuians. May 3,'S-3t JOHN II TltOUTMAN Notice of Letting Grading contract. Notice is hereby given that the lloiml oi Tnistees of tlie Town of Jiinper, DuboiH county, Indmna. will receive sealed proK)sal8 for Rradlng the roadway of nil that part of Main street that lies between Fourteenth and Fifteenth street, in nid town or JuHper, accominir to tho rcHneet5 I "1 . . If. . . . ive oruers aim onunance made oy said Hoard of Trustees in relation to Hiieh grade-work, tin to Monday, the 27th dav of May, 18Ü3, at 4 p. m. iSaitl grade-work is o 1mj full vtomnlt'led on or oefore the 15th dav o'f .Tu I v. 180.1, and plans, estimates and" upeeilicatlotis thereof can be seen hv en I lim on ., . m . . . TS5Si the riirht to reieet

anv ana hii mus. i)ated at Jasper, Indiana, the 301h day of April, 181K5. Jly Order of the Hoard. Andrkw J. HKitdKit, Town Clerk, At John A. Sernicrshciiii's store. May 3, '03w

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MODEL DRUG COMPANY,

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lllirli Frame Wood nenm.it.tay that It In, without exception, the prettiest Ulms Detueliahle Tire wheel wo have ever neeti. and, moreover, wo lntve faith In it. Scorcher wcfirht Ul ltluniKh It weighs only 'il llw., for of all Wnverleyn wu have Hold jÜH ' , K.", this year and last (and ym know that Ih rittht jrood number). Steel Rhus Waver- wt 'lav' tievcr had u f Incle frame nor fork broken, either from ley Clincher Tires Hi'fMf.nt or defect, and that Ii more than we can say of uny other

weight '.M lb H.. wneei, However iiikii itraae, co canen, mat we ieii. we cotiRraiKeiriilar Kriiiiie:i!n. ulate urelves everv day that wo are the Waverley auents. welKhts . . " mna. Vinr.-I truly, Waltkk C. fr.ucKu A Co. Ladles' Drop Krame. ZTTI ZT 8.un wuiKhto ami Illustrated Catalogue Free. tires ".". p Laillet l I a in o ml. " ....

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QPRING IS HERE. AND SO IS OUR NEW MILLINERY! ALL THE LATEST STYLES !

Prettier Than Ever Before. All Shapes of Hats

To suit all tastes and prices. You are invited to call and inspect o dock whether vou buv or not, as we want all to know what tho lat styles arc. LEMING & MILBURN, At Miss M. Kuebler's former store, west of Court House, in Jasper. Mar. yj.KI 2in.

FELIX LAKPERT, DUBOIS COUNTY AGENT F0U

THE EMPIRE BRILL

It in the BEST Becauge It is what we claim it to be a POSITIVE FORCE FE KD. It sows, with the same gear, the same quantity of wheat or oats. It is the only drill in the world that will do this. THE FORCE-FEED FERTILIZER ATTACHMENT UHccl on tho Empire Drill is fast superHctling all othcrH, because It is the only one made that is a FORCE FEED. It does not paste nor clog up. It distributes an even continuous stream.

It is taken apart without

It feeds out all the phosphate m tho box.

Also have a complete Htock of

LAMPERT'S BEST WAGONS,

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JUMBO JEANS PANTS.

The Strongest Jeans AImo a full Htock of Clothing,

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We aim to keep tho innnli's stntfiinonts. hut. invnhtirnfo , -w..e ivo satisfaction, and it is cheaper 1 1 y them and bo convinced Lead, Linseed and other oils. Wood Colors in oil, Dry colors. Tintinu Etc. Don't be a c'anil Come and New Spayd Block, Jasper, Ind. ICYGLES.

in Jasper.

Warranted Superlorto any Bicycle built In the World,

Regardless of Price. opinion of one of the ino-t prominent linn .Hohl lititiilred! ot tliene wiieeis: KICIIMO.VII, VA. IinllanaiinlU. Ind. , Oct. 1S01.

iKNTLKMKN Tho Wuverlej- Scorcher nnd Helle came to hand vosderdiiy. We are afraid vou huve jent iih the hluli nrleed wheel

mean to tell us that thlrt wheel retails for loosening a nut, spring, lwltor key. FELIX LAM PERT, West Gth Street, Jasper, Ind Pants in the World. Dry Goodn, Notions, Boots

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iTiie Preferred Route to tho East and West. riMK CAKIHNKrrKCT, Jam. 1,193. MAIN WfFtt HoiUlll. Knut llnun.l V.M. V.U. A.M. i. w . u . ' Sc.l Xo.i S,7i v.rV. b.M ,M I.V. I.oulsvllli. Ar. A i tiiihu 11.40 UM) Ar. lluirbur Lv. 2A1 I M VT; A.M. I'll. MW . w UM 12.10 I.v. l'rln'ton I.v. l.as Y Uli Ar. t. I-oul l.v. S.(H s.10 KVAXSVIM.K DIVISION. 33 V, 31 31 X ii.in. turn. 1.20 f.. tu t..: I0..-0 I.v. Jasper Ar. 9.30 p.m. p.m. a. in. 130 y.45 r.io u.0.1 l.v. Hu'biirnAr.y.os auo was ll-tS Lincoln " s.is 2.1.1 S.I0 1.00 Ar. Kva'vlllol.v..) 1.00 7.30 8.40 y jo y.is KOCKl'OKT DIVISION. P.lll. tl.lll. xi. in. n in n ... (5 p.m. hJO HJfl H,L', Lv. Lincoln Ar. 7 -M i!nTtf. 12J0 10.00 Ar.Uookport I.v.G.20 10.35 6."l0 TELL CITV DIVISION". M 51 60 52 51 U.10 8.40 Lv. Lincoln Ar. 7.25 12.35 s.10 2.00 " Tell City" 6.31 JtJW 7.0 2.15 ü.lOAr. Cunu'ton Lv. 6.S5 y.45 7.00 p.m. 10.05 Tilt' lowest ticket ratiH to tin. U.t ti h folilors an tl general Information, will be luriilHlied on application to the undirslifnl. Seu Unit yonr ticket rem! vi the "Air Lille." JOS. HEJfEDICr. Air't. Jnan..r IL A. Camfiiell, Gcn'l raw. AKent. w . Ji. O.VAU. Trav'tf l'ana. AK't, St, LouU. X. II. WILSON. IL A. Ahams. Drs. Wilson & Adams. JASPER. - - INDIANA. Have ODelled li nnritmiii.nt otllee In Ju.Tvr aiiil ure prepared to do all kinds of Ilmtal ork. iir. VHson will be found In thuotUce the ilrht week of each montli. and Dr. Adam ut ull time. 1'rlrva rrukonulilr. CotiMiIlutatlon free. All work wnrriintetl, and atUiHi'tloii iruantiitril. rrn1U:iitMini..il nli.ht .liday. Mllce in Hie Smivil !ltill,llnir wititi lila of rubllc Souaru. Apr. K,"iw. Aiming Higrh is no alwavij the risht way to Rim. Shooting hit the mark is better. Ve are studying continually how to hit the popular idea of quality, assortment und price, and it is this thoughtful care that enables us to MAKE A BULL'S EYE EVERY TIMK The Popular Store of S. KTJEULEB, Jasper, Indiana BARGAINS CLOTHING! Bt to dose oil stock of Mess, Beys mni YtatfeClMk. iif, as we have decided k disconthis line of Merchandise; and now offer $ur Stork of Clothing at prices which mean sales. This is not to advertise our stock hut to give the puhlic a chance to save money in the purchase of clothing, and to assure our patrons when we place an advertisement we mean what we say. Respectfully, NORMAN & GRAY. . IRELAND, INDIANA. Nov. 2.1.TM Boone Township Trustee'sNotice. The nnilerpienetl. Trustee of Boone towhuhip, Dubois county, hereby pvetn notice that he Mill attend to all business pertalnine to the oflice of Tmstee. at his; residence 1 2 miles south-east of Portersville, on Saturdays of each week, and re quests all perrons having township business to present it on Saturday. Citizens desiring hooka from the Township Library, are notified that the Library i kept by Wm. McHarris, in Portcrsville. HENRY 11. I'RKIOKNHALOH, Trustee. May 18, 1893-y. Farmers' Horn t (On Mill trcet, Jasper, Ind.) PHILIP KASTNBIt. Prop'tv Till cmninodloiinliotH ha m thnrnsartf ly KTorhuuliHl. and ri'flttHl nev muKltitr nnd I" now open for nubile entettalMMBU The tiililo will Hi way bcfuan wcIIuppilKl, nnd prlcf will bo n-aimMM., A K"d Htablo (or fanncE' horvrt, ami cheap fud. A Rood bar, well supplied with thccholceMt llijuor nnd oUthm, nnd polll attention al'hjh, Glvmcacmll. tW. dO, -Vi-i' f HI-LIP KAITKMU

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