Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 41, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 June 1897 — Page 4

JASPEK COURIER

JAIPBR, DUBOIS CIH'MTV, INDIANA.

KaUrcd i th f . aioffir al Jaapar Indiana, far rumiHlon through itt mail a road r ! malttr

FRIDAY, JINK IS, 17

afsTSoine times the seekers after unsought honors are lead to realize that the certainties are like the darkey, "mighty onsartin."

The Count) Commissioner Adjourned Saturday until Tus day, June "'d. The following are some of the allowan MM II Roe'tiei Auditor KtfA 00

K. A. Bohnert, Treasurer t.UU Brsil A MiFall. Go. alt fi S1.2fi H. It. Itrannoek. Seev B. of H 11 - tieo K. Wilson, Co. Supt 3W.O0 W. II. Kiikt. Co, A-sessor 1,57 .00 Tlie various pauper doetorn ! 10.44 Jasper Furniture Co , t'oiirt rHHii furniiurr BS.00 John M Kfliim.it . work on eoiirt room IMJ0

A I. Stevens. As Col. Tp 1-'-

.1 . iii N iirii,

louis Smith, sV. B. DeMotte, lolin Hetz, 1 1 . MsBehede A . HeiehHU'ck,

M .''.I IIIIUIIIIIH,

CoLI.EliK CoMMKNi KMKNT. The

exercises o! the Jasper college lt. I. Koerner, commencement are to he held next;1''''1 Kretz, Tuesday night at 8 o'clock, at ! ;tVHCrn'' Kästner'? hall. Rev. J. W. Book, Gerh'. Merer, Jr. of Cannelton, will deliver an ad- C. Kaninenlerg,

dress. Father Book has an exten-grange Co. change of venue

. H. Hurloro. ixk)Ks i siai y

sivr Tt'puiau.'ii as au niwriWUIIIH u ft . . . . 111 I

una instructive orator, ami win nave a large audience. The graduates will also deliver some essays. Admission is free.

Harb. To 13H 00

Boone T 1S8.00 Madison Ip... 142.00 BaiabridfsTp. 100.00 Marion f 110.00 Hall Tp 188.00 Jefferson Tp... 128.00 "... 40.001

Jackson Tp. 118.00 l'atoka Tp 12H.00 124.00 Oass Tp 140.00 Ferdinand. . lOH.ilO

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19 When the jury brought in a verdict of guilty against Norris, he fell to the Hoor and moaned and wept profusely, and it was feared he would have a tit of some kind. He had to be nearly carried out of the court room on his way to jail, moaning piteously all the time. When he was sentenced he exclaimed "my poor children, without mother or father." Judge Kly replied "Retter that way than the way you treated them."

atsTCorpus Christi day was solemnly observed by the members of St. Joseph's Catholic congregation yesterday, by masses and prayers, and a beautiful procession. But the celebration does not attract so much outside attention as it used to in Jasper a few years ago, when people came from miles around out of mere curiosity to see the exercises, and often caused a good deal of trouble.

the the up

Court Costs. The cost to taxpayers of Dubois county of last term of Circuit Court, foot as follows :

Picked up Jurors 92 00 Regular panel Jurors 1HS 60 Court bailiffs 88 00 Riding bailiffs 86 00 Board of Jury 19 60 Sheriff, Misc. services.... S3 25 Clerk, Misc.Jservices 39 90

Melchior, poor farm

Total allowance by court $o4ti 25 It will be seen the pettit jurors

cost 1280 60. This, with but two

or three jury trials, is a large item of expense. Accidentally Shot. On Tuesafternoon Michael Durlauf, Jr. and Kdward Kempf, Jr., two young hoys, were shooting at bull frogs on Patoka River, with rifles, near the water works intake. Durlauf had hot one, and going to the end of a skiff to get it, young Kempf followed him with his gun cocked. In stepping tnto the boat Kempf's gun hit the wales and was discharged,

the ball taking effect in Durlauf s leg, below the knee. The lad fainted away, and some men who were at the veneer factory carried him up the river bank, and a conveyance was sent for to take him home. The wound will confine him to the house for several days. A Grand Papkb. Typographi

cally and artistically the Chicago

Tribune's "Golden Jubilee edition, ' 1 of June 20th is the biggest thing in the newpaper line every tried in the world. It has forty-eight pages of seven columns each, and is largely devoted to a history of Chicago. There is one amusing picture in it, entitled "The site of the Tribune Building previous to 184(1." It represents Indians in costume, one and two story houses, a carriage with ladies, the horses being driven by a driver in livery, and a street car drawn by horses. Street cars were not thought of anywhere for years later than that. That artist, like some other" historians," is possessed of an imaginary nature.

Died. On Sunday evening June

13, 1M9 , Mr. JOSKPH M. f KIKIM AN, a at. . a i . a m

ageu ou years ana w days, of con

sumption, son of Jos. Friedman, Sr

The deceased was a native of Dubois

county, and has a large relationship within its borders. He was genial and generous to a fault, and everyone liked him. He had been sick,

ao as to be confined to the house for

several months. He was a member of the U. R. Catholic Knights of

America, and was buried by them on Tuesday. The Uniformed jr 1 a n a

ivnignis irom Ferdinand, and a

number from around Schnellville, attended the funeral, as well a a large number of citizens. Three little boys preceded the collio in the procession .me carrying the deceased's chapeau, one his sword, and the other a handsome floral tribute. May he rest in eace.

109.80

II furiwiilv Criminal 212.55

F.lizaheth ( assidy, Criminals .V.'.U) Henry Cassidy. jurors 28.00 Henry Cassidy, Insane. 800.46 H. Castmlv. roals A highway ttf Herman tiekert, Clerk 18.70 Barl, l.uebbehusen, lieense refunded, Phil. Hilly. Recorder's Fund 801.70 Jos. Sohröeder, Salarv Coin'r 88.00 C. Jackie, " " 88.00 Jos. Fritz, ' , ' 88.00 H. Cassidy, Sheriff 14.00 On petition of voters C. J. Heinraerlein was appointed J. P. for Harbison Tp., and Joseph H. Fisher as constable. LlUoa Licenses. 176 voters of Madison township presented a remonstrance against Henry Kll !eing granted a license to sell li.juor in Madison township, and that being a majority of the voters in the township, he failed to present his petition. This is the first remonstrance of the kind ever riled in Dubois county. Licenses were granted to Outgsell ft Kress, Thos. A. Prechtel, f. X. Kunkel, A. B. Krempp and Kasper Hatter, Jasjer ; T-hos. Himsel and Henry Rtickriegel, Havsville;JohnC. Krodel, Kellerville ; ftS. W. Witsman, Birdseye; Henry Moenkhaus, M. McNellis and A. J. Markley, Huntingburg; Jacob Geiss. Jr., Holland; John Seger, Ferdinand: Ren. Knust and Alpheas Kraft, St. Henry. Henry Cassidy, Sheriff, reportcollections during quarter 8299.86. A. H. Koerner 94 .50. Herman Eckert 571.55. Phil. Dilly 891.70. Road Business. The road petitioned for by Alois Gutgsell and others, was ordered to be opened upon the rejsirt of the reviewers. I'jton the road asked for bj Win. B. Stillwell, et al. the veiwers reported favorable, and there being no remonstrance it was ordered ojiened. The road petitioned for by Aaron Utz, et al., was rejiorted favorable and ordered opened. The vacation of road asked for Chit. Weisheit, etal., was Repotted favorably, and the road ordered va

cated. The petition for a bridge across White river at Braxton ferry was continued. Upon the petition of Lorenz Jerger, et al., for road, Herman Teder, Henry Spell tneyer and Benj. (iehlhausen were made viewers, to

be sworn at the county auditor's office Aug. 21st. Upon the petition for road of M. Demuth. et al.. Reinhard Fent

bach, John Goetz and Jos. L. Schneider were made viewers to be sworn Saturday, June 19th, at St.

Anthony by H. C. Hasenour. Upon the petition of James B. Payne, et al., for road. Henry

Shuler, Jos. Schneider and John

Kckerly were made viewers, to tie a. -k HOW t II It

swom Aug. 2i,iny,Dy . n.

Kellams, at Ireland. Upon the petition of Bedford Philips, et al., fof road, Geo. W.

Jacobs, Adam A. Hessemerand Leo

Friedman were made viewers, to lie sworn at Ellsworth Aug. 21st, by T. J. Nolan, N. P. Upon the petition of John Leininbach, et al., for a record of establishment of a highway that had been used for 20 years, evidence was heard and the highway made one of record. Upon the jietiton of Adam A. Hessemer, et al., for road, August Betz, Geo. Merkley and Jos. Person were made viewers to be sworn Aug. 21st, by C. N. Simmons, at Schnellville. The petition of Jos. B. Payne, et al., for establishment of a highway used lot 90 years, ujon evidence being heard, was granted.

(Kroui our Kf olar rorrrapoiiilflll.) WASHINGTON I KTT I E R , W aSMKQTO, l C, J UM 16. Oh yes, the Republican Senators are harmonious' So bannooioUfl that it has bveii necessary during the past week to hold DO less than four caucuses, at every one of which there was red hot talk against allowing the tru-t to dictate their jrisbSi as to the schedule of the tariff bill in which thev are ii:terOtod, and about other things which are being crammed dow n the tbroat of Republican Senators against their own wishes and against the wishes of their constituents. Still they vote as a unit on the lloor of

the Senate. It came out at one ot these caucuses that Mr. McKinley has a treaty for the annexation of Hawaii, ready to send to the Senate, as soon as the tariff is out of the way. The statement was made to .stop" the tight that was Doing made for the abrogation of the reciprocity treaty with Hawaii. The treatv goes to the Senate to .lav . The report of the committee on contingent expenses, against Senator Tillman's resolution for an investigation of the charges that Senatois had !een speculating in sugar stock since the tariff bill has been under consideration, attracted very little attention, because it was known that it would be against the resolution ever since the republican caucus decided that an investigation would be inadvisable. The report argues against an investigation because other investigations have been barren of results, which is about equivalent to saying that one or two criminals having failed to be convicted, it is useless 10 bring any more to trial. Senator Tillman baa been dropping hints of sensational information in his possession on this subject, and there is a runmr that he will make some charges in public speech that will make an investigation absolutely necessary. The minority of the Senate Committee on Finance will have a vote on the tariff amendment prepared by them, which provides for an internal revenue tax for a period of five years of 2 percent, on all agttlei of deceased persons exceeding the value of lö.tHK, excepting those bequeathed to religious, charitable, educational, or like institutions. It would be ditlicult to find an easier way to add a considerable amount to the revenues of the country or one that would Ik less felt by the people, but there are no cuts in it tor any trusts, so the trust' bound majority of the Senate will most likely vote it down. Senators Cannon, Mantle and Pettigrew and ex-Senator Dubois have been appointed a commission by the executive committee of the UVef republican party, and charged with the duty of visiting Japan and China and possibly India, for the purjHise of investigating the silver question in those countries. They will go as soon as Congress adjourns. But little interest generally has been taken in the tariff qoottlOO, a all recognize that the coinage question is at the front to stay till settled, and settled right, by patriotic, independent free coinage. The gold advocates want to retire the greenbacks as well as silver, and place the country at the mercy of bankers, but they aae afraid of a rebellion that would vote the last one of them out of oAot and they like nothing better than otlice not even their God. C. A. S.

OF ALL KINDS.

SUPPERS.

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Mens and Boys

DRY GOODS

GLCyT H I N(B AjLLSIZESjOJSTYLES

MENS. LADIES A CHILDRENS QHfOES FUR AND STRAW HATS.

CRESCO The Queen of Corsets. The "Cresco" caa

not break at th waist line.

TX7"Vi i -f-i onH

Fancy

1 Percale Shirts.

i I Mens Summer

I Underwear, H M

j Hosiery, Etc.

' Ladies Shirt

W aists.

ssvwLadies Dress Skirts.r-

PRICES WILL BE FOUND REASONABLE S. KliEBLER,

Advertisers in The capturing the trade.

Coukikk are

Official Notice County Board of Review Meeting.

Nti-e if hereby given tliat the County Board .if tm-w .i HPceHfrmenli' in Doboit county, composed of the County Assessor, W. H. Kuer, County Treat ur r. K.lwitr.l V Bohnert, CoOBiy Auditor Aogoat H. Koerner. and Isidor Bchohtnacber, a freeholder of Bainbrklge township, and (leoras W J scobs, a freeholder of Hall township, appointed mem ben o4 Mid Board ol li-iev by bin honor EdgMM A Ehr. .Jude- of the Ihilxus Circuit Court, will inert in nyuhtr BMSioa, according 10 law . at the Court House ia Jasper, luioin cooaty, Indiana, on the .'Id .Monday in June, 1 sv7. Uin: M iNDAY, JTJXE gl, UN7, and irill remain in morion twenty dayi daring basineM hoars. The board will hear any complaint of

owaefs of personal roTty m regard

to the aNWHtunent therrot, or lion -as-pepMiient of Kin-li Of oUifht to le .-- ) for taxation, with a vi-w of correcting all error in name or description! or the BSSeSSnSSSri Of valuation-returned bj any f the wveral townnhip a!fejern, in Dubois county, to make SBCn return" comply with the provisiona Of the tax la V. The Hoard w ill alo hear any eOSS plaint reganlf the ac-iiM iit of additional improwauenti of real estate oi wlu re baildingfl have been destroyed, or an omitted real estate, or any d Hl hie MMHeHHIIient thereof, to the end that all

real estate in iiuiioif ooonty, may OStly BSSeSMd at it- tnie cacti value. cordlng to lau AH pood eftisensaro respectfully vitel to attend either in person or

written statements, to aceift the Board to make a )ut and aquitablc eaualiaation anions the -evcral tow nahips throughout Dubois county, so thai all may con

form to an equal standard reference being had to natural and geographica eoa ditions, and other elenienta ol value. ! testimony w hereof I have hereunto set my hand, and alt: Red the seal of the Hoard of t'oiu-

missioncr- of IiuInhm county, Ind.. this :;i-t day of May,

1187. An. i sr H. Koaanaa, Auditor iiuis.i- County. 4, 1W7. U.

f SUMMER 1

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I J XI ,( K OKLEUTIUM IN

Lawns, Organdies,

Fine G-inghams, White Goods, India Linens,

Organdy Linings, Lappets in black grounds '

and fancies,

Bed Spreads, Lace Curtains, Shades, rmbrellas, Fans.'

Bolts, Ladies Vests, Hosiery in lluck and colors, etc. in gn v iri tv and PRICES Um LOWEST. J. T. MELGHIOR.

JUMBO JEANS RANTS.

bi acbv hv

I The Strongest Jeans Pants in the' World, Also a full stork of Clot Irin;, Dry Goods, Notions, RNk niul Shoes at

ECKERTS NEW STORE.

Kai ks. Indiana State Fair Sept. ta to is. Harrison county, Corvdoti, Aug. -: to S8. Oakland City, Aug. 2.5 to U.S. Roekporl, Aug. 2:5 to 28. Washington county, Salem, Aug. 80 to Sept. 4. Chrisney, Aug. .'(1 to Sept. 4. I'rinceton, Sept. (i to 11. Huntingburg, Sept. 18 to IS. Hooneville, Sept. 27 to Oct. 2. Vincennes, Sept. 27 to Oct. 2.

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Peaay Wise and Posad Foolish Are they shjS have not Foley's Colic Cure an a safe-Kiianl in the family. M. FrieIinan. Notice of Appoistraent. Notice is hereby given tliat the anderninetl has lieen appointcnl by the Clerk of the InUti Circuit Court, Alniiiiistrator of the estate of Harhara Merger, de-

eaastl. Sail estate is supitosed to be

insolvent. FRANK FINK, A.Im r. Thavi.or A Hi'ntbr, Attorneys. June 18, 18M7. 3w.

rAB YDU PASS DUR VINHDwi i UXHt AT TU I I rutin link of X , Wall H I PapBr i Ever Shown. ! i oooooooooooo ij Come in ami we !! will tell you the ! i I PAPERING n i vour rooms. !! I F. C. K1EBLKK, t j j i Jasjier, Indiana. !

Not ire of Warning. To Hunters, Fishers, and Herrjoiekers. Kvervlssly is hereby notified by the undersigned not to trei;i iin an of the following des"rils?l land", in Dubok county, Indiana, by hunting, tishina or picking DStties thereon witlnnit first having obtained permission from the owners thereof, as we are determine. 1 to proseeute all trespassers to the full extent of the law. In Baraamaoa Towmunr, Sees li and 1, t i. s r w, hnlnnsias; U) Michael J. Hopf and Henry .1 Hoh ler. Sees .t and ll.t I. r ".w. beloOfPm to 'aeoh Iturger and William l!iirifT. In Bsc, 4. t I, s r .r. w, betooglng to Herepheini Miindy. In sh t 1, s r ", w. belotiiriiig to Mat Ibirn'll and Jos. A. oet.. lasaoil aadO, Udongimf to Fred, liramelspaeher and Dominie liramelspaeher. In sees I and 10, lelonirine SO lobs Kiefer and PmI Meinbart. Ins'es:t, 10 and 11, Udonaing to John S Iturger. Aloia ldiner, and uSO. Burger. In ses 11 and 12 Isdoiigini to John J. Hopf. In sees .', 10 ami 1", U-longing to Joseph I'rich. In set's 4, M ami 10, tMlongiiiir to Alois J . Oraoaelspachor. In seen 9, 10 and 1" Islongini; to Conrad Wiltz and Krnst aiiilN'rg-r. In seen h, I and l lelonsnnir to John C. Marks, OSO. Mark-, Ihh- rromine, foasnh Marks, Catharine Hlesninger and Jos. I. Kenner. In Maiio Tow niiii In set- H, tHdonging to Frank ekerman. In see 17. U'lonains to John Fuh- lr and John Kohleder. In sees 5, 7 and X, U-longintr to John A. Stenftenaavl and John Mundv. June 4, M7. 3tV

WHITE

ENAMELED

IRON

BEDSTEADS.

IN A SICK ROOM Chdinary food ta out f plaoe. The jiatient is usually hankering for some little apjK'titetempting and palate-pleading delicacy. We have a complete Una of these, all of which are of the very bast quality. Such as Oranges, Lemons, Cranberries, Celery, Evaporated Apples, " Peaches, California Prunes, Canned Peaches, Cabbage, Fresh Butter and Eggs. In fact everything found in a Brato)asi grocery.

NEAT

HANDSOME

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n i va-i-'-Call and see them at

ALLES BROTHERS,

N. W. Corner Public Square.

Jasassr. - - - - Indian

m y Also a full line of Hands

Hou-ehold Furniture at Moderate I'rices.

UK. & St. L. BjExmrd Keunion Ahiiiini Indiana BtatS tJ remit v, lUoomington, Ind. TiekHsw bs -old at one an-l one-third fare I- r KNIBVd trip. June If, l.'tand 14 gsst til June nth. Rates to Nashville, Tenn., Kxpo ' Tiekets will OS soM any day iiulil ihV Ik r Nth. . m Via h,uisvilleg.MMl Ifi day- 10.W

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John R, TROUTMAN

Feeder of the Human Race, JASPKK, - INDIANA.

Suaday Rates. i : .;n ..II twIo-lM at oil- hi

I r I .1 II. will rrv ....-- i fr the round, trip K ' ret.ir.iine I . - . I. Wnni HV. l'"

ilale ol sale nil! . riii inen. inif May Wli, 1''' , V. E. Ci avcomh. Agn House ind Lot lor Silr A g-snl resident OS Mill fy, ' .lasier, for sa heap, and on reas. n n ' ... t . 1 .. ,, a muH .lr.."

lerms I lie H iib on o , IweT. tnig nearly f-

unrailiiiK suppiy o, .,n-e and terms applv tot

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