Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 August 1897 — Page 4

I v.M'bh COURIER

Dead John Salti, Trsslc of Harbison TmI

Toabip. (in last S:t unlay afternoon Mr. Joli Shi., aged atnMlt 88 years, died o typhoid lever, at hi- IHMM

in IIuvm til-.

of Varieties of Oats.

Wheal. Hinter

Milium, IKV7.

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i(trd ai Ik NMsSN ipr Indiana.

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FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1897

Mr. Seit one of the lesl log table, know ' 1 Citizen of Harbison t n.-liip

'' havinc an extensive a ouaintanoe . VXI,K.....

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through his nirt us I re-Meni oi the Bnek sh ali Bilvat Mining t'., t develop 1 1 iat mining property, and Intend - tpital in it. lie wan n at m tune of hi- death Trus-

i

uriluc I'liiversit) AKru-iiltiiral ... -I J, ,

The varieties of wheat under trial this season and tin- re-ults as to yield) am ihown In the eoeompenjr-

BaTThe Ja.sjK r town tru-tee held - - - ' 44 j.... ........

. . I I. "I 1111 f'llll ft. I 11 I II II U HIV II. I . A . ft ft

" I - "-r"" ,. ot the towns in imviiil' '.'Ii

and ordered the Martial to 1 ( l,, t,.(1 , that position in 1 v. l . and for,e enough on the streets this , , tl4;ll (u,M a, a week to clean them up. and to us, bU. e w ft meniber uf the grader to level them nicely. , ,.ntkkMn uh ml a charter

BWaabtf 'f llaysville Lodge A.O. I

On account of the danger occur

ring a week ago of breaking the reservoir by over tilling, it was determined tu employ a superintendent of the reservoir to look after the water supply in it, and notify the Veneer company, by signals, when it was necessary to pump, and when to quit pumping It developed in the talk that a breaking of the walls of the reservoif about a week ago was only averted by Mr. R. Fink, who lives close to it, hurriedly riding a horse

from his house to the

Am BrOAM Beardad File Jone1 No tOBi Willi.Rariy Arcadian Mich. it tuber Dawaon'i .olden Chafl Russian White Clawson Kndy Valley Average of

oliow . M I

1 1

l 1 ä S plats.

kVBMAOl I BUI. SI ..'. Jl. 19 I8.7ii 14.7.? S7JB IO I.I 29.20

JS Ml 19.71

VIKI I K7. 2H.H6 Ki.'sl 84.75 U.MS M.71 WJS Ii.: 81.88 J 4. (Hi I 7 M 10. (Mi

W. He leaves a widow

children all young

few davs prior hi?

and eight

Only a

death he was

The two standard varieties. Vtlvet chaff and Michigan ainher, which hae been grown at the Sta-

that it would prove a better inv.-t-

inent than going to Klondike, both f..r silver and gold, ami that hi BX pwted to live to enjoy in ease the prodoct of his long labors there. His funeral, on Sunday afternoon

at 4 o'clock, was lanrelv attended

l'Uinpingl ,, n.irtuarn ,art ,j h..

. .i tlUIII Uli III IJOkik III ('.ill - I it.-

lull 1 1 t itrii in, in itf i ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 '

ing, that his cellar was full if water, ami the foundation aving from under his house, and his cistern and well were overflowing. If the walls had broken, as a little longer pump ing would have brought alut. both Mr. Fink's and Mr. Hopf s houan would likely have been washed from their foundations, and probably some one drowned. The trustees ordered that .Mr. Fink he seen and rind out what he would chaw the town for siienntendance. AMr. Fink had threatened to bring Buit against the town for damages, it wa. surmised that this was an

effort to make him feel safe here after, and buy him off from suing the town. Trustee Alois Spiauer handed in his resignation as Trustee of the lid ward, but the Board refused to receive it, telling him he had helped to get the town in its present bad shape, and he mut help get it out. After discussion he withdrew his resignation. The town treasurer was ordered to make a tender of the money awarded as damages exceeding benefits on the proposed extension oJ oth street, $206, but as there wanot that much money in the treasury pubjeet to draft, he wants to know where it is to come from. None of the proceedings were in the town record on Thursday morning when the Cockikk representative called to examine it, but it was learned from outsiders who were present what had on urred. and it is supposed the record may lie made up in some future year, when the town attorney garta the entries ready to copy.

8T"Connection with the water

works was made at the Church Fair

in Jasper apparently in good health, ( tion I I year-, not only maintain and in good spirits over the pros-i their previous iccord but add to it,

pert- ot the silver mine, declaring j as their yields in are slightly

greater than their average yields. The other varieties, without exception, show reduced yields in 1897 M compared with their average yield. The te-t confirms two conclusions reached in former experiments: 1. Most of the new varieties do not prove valuable, and hence th i astonishing claims of se dsmeii that the new varieties will greatly in crea.-e yield- and profits, are we 1 nigh groundless. 2. The standard varieties will not "run out" if proper care is regularly taken to elect plump heavy -eed, and sow the same in good groiuid. WINTKK OATS. For three years in succession the Station has attempted to grow winter Turf Oats. The result- weieabsolute failures in 1895 and 1S,)7. The crop of 1896 yielded 28 and ."7 bushels per acre, respectively, on two plats, with a line showing of chess and other weeds, while five plats of a standard variety 04 spring oats, in the same field and on like soil, averaged over 7s bushels to the acre.

hatever seedsmen iniv sav to

the contrary, it is certainly unwise to attempt to grow winter ottfl in the north half of the -täte. V . C. I. atta, Agriculturist.

county. He was buried in the Haysville grave yard. Rev." J. Kecrl officiating for the church, and Bar. J. I. Oregory, for the A. O. 1'. W. The Lutheran choir under the direction of Mr. Geotgt Nix. rendeied sonic live vocal mUBlC, while the audience all joined in singing during the tilling of the grave. Afl oitieu Mr. Seit, was always public spirited and enterprising, as a husband and father was loving and faithful, as a chlirch member was dutiful and attentive, as a workman was loyal and earnest, and will be sadly missed in all these circles, and his family will have universal sympathy. Iieiiiiescat en pace. DESTITUTE CHILDREN. The following letter from the Hoard of State Charities explains itself. There are some such children in Dubois county, anil it would be to the advantage uf the children and oonnty both, if they were provided with good homes. The Hoard of

State Chantici keeps a constant upervi-ion of them when they place them in home-, so as to see that they arc well treated and prop erly educated. Board ol state Cbaritiee, i State House, Indianapolis, Ind. I Augu-t 1st, 1897. J Editor Coi'kikk, Dear Sir: There are, at this time, about fifteen hur.drcd destitute children maintained entirely at public expense by the various counties of the State of Indiana. The

co-t of maintaining the children by

the county is about one hundred

dollars er year for each child.

In order to reduce this child de- - M 9 1 I'll

twnaenre Aim give uiv children a

MID-SUMMER BARGAINS! OIU STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS IS LARGE We have concluded to reduce all lines during this and next week, and consequently have marked down one lot of LADIES SHIRT WAISTS TO 35C Regular price 50c and 75c each. i t I I a m a m i r- i-. i n r Ä Ä .

a large iot, oi ö UM ML Ii UK LÖS üOODS

worth lö, VA ; , ana lue win close out at 5c a vard

50 cent STRAW HATS at 25 Cents.

Misses Sailors, a large assortment at half price.

wsyyyCome and see our bargains to reduce

stock.VwWest side of Public Square. B ICtXEBXiER JASPER IND

Correct. The master was asking questions. .Masters are apt to iak (goeetiona, and sometimes, too, the answers are apt. This ijuestion was as follow-: "Now, boys how many months have js days? "All of them, sir." replied a bovin front. San Francisco Examiner.

I'lie Ja-ner "Coi kikk" and

the Louisville Weekly Dispatch, the only Democrat!! paper in Loilisville, or the Indianapolis weekly Sentinel, or the Chicago Weekly Dispeich will be sent one year tor fl.Tö. Subscribe now.

Hon 1iUMit tli'. State of Indiana. Iut'is ooOBtjr, SS. Daboia Circait Cooii October term, 1897 Henry Haasbeit, ' St. No. -J.S74. Thomai Jones The plaintiff in t lie above entitled cause liavini; Bled Iiis COHtplaittt uierein tnfjather witn an affidavit that the defendant It not a reaklenl ol the state of Indiana, and that aaid action is to (iil eharire a lien on real estate in said county and have a mortgage thereon marked satisfied. Now. therefore, the defendant is here hy notitied that unless he ! and apear on the second day of the next term of the Ihi.Hiis Circuit Court to ! holden on the second Monday in October, 1S'C. at the COart house in the town of .lasrr said county and State, and answer or demur to said conihiint. the same wit Ik- heard and determined in Ilia abac mfCi In vitatCM whereof I haveln-rc-IBA I Untoasf my hand and altixed the seal of said court this L'Jd

day of July, i 8M7.

1 1 kkm N r.CKKKT, ( lerk.

Tbaylob A llrn:ii. Attoraeya.

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JUMBO JEANS RANTS.

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Licence Notiee.

.ToTK'K i ht-rj-b rivn In Hip riti-n

Cunt. n.inv town. hip. t ) t h cwiiiily. Ind ,

Hill Ihr 11 tl.lrr I mici . ln.1. It ipli ..! 1 1, r I in t . .1

grounds this week, and an electric iHu ,.,.,.:, ;n iu0 u ". pi-'y n- '"ty mbMw -r t ?. , . -.oi I 'Her OpJMirtUnitV in lite, the l;it I it.. - o.urny at Oinr nrxi rf(iilar milim. la light plant was Ifjatalleri, with a Pir;latLire created a new Amnmtt- I WW. lnim rtfaUl latoxteUa ltt'

lr,,l,..n n.m, i.,.r T I.i.i.l. . . . I u"' r " r " PTllllt Ihr nam.!., r

ings are about compiet.'d, and

ilrank nu ibr prrnn-r-. uiiilrr Ihr pnvimuii i Ihr law of I I i . . i, j - ,. :, HaaaMM.

Thr prniav Incallwti wlirrr nal.l liijm.r arr to h

trlected

etforts of this new department will s u . w( , i, , c,;Vi i.i,.. ,.,.,.. Ije directed to the finding of homes ' 'rilt"l,rlv T"!'! S,"II"H anoiaa t ifcj ... , . . y w. . i-oriirr uf aM 40 acres, rtumiiiK Ibrnrr .miili in private famihew for the children, rxi '" kaM ia Um Ntanatam J'if iL-. I:,...;., l, ....... f .1 . 1 '"' 'brnrr Wf.i l.,nif ft1(i, tut 'M NM ami 6 f ri . thus relieving the taxpayers of the ,,,.,.. Nrfh ,.,.,,, ,,,. Nrlll Hm , mtt 4(l

burden of supporting them. It has oc ured to us that

arr . ibrnrr Kai un -,);; rwl and a feat, l Ihr ularr of brcinniiiir. in Itambriilvr lnadUa.

Inihoi. aaaatjr, Indiana Auf. 73

JOSKI'II I.KCHNKK

a new depart

ment of the Board of State Chart

t It lit.'. I -i til Ka iltM'i mf 1 üllfiroll'

, ,,. 1 .. waaavaaao w oivu ' hum m j i rif irwitr .mii--ii w Ii e r 1 , uj u r- are (u be things will be in order for the lig t) iin.,roving xw condition of desti- J Ü J T? tVH" "' rriiuii tiwi'ImI on tiim. o- and , 0 , , .... .. curiirr of Ihr IniilMinit "nir.t by nir. .utiul.-d irowa ejpeiiea on -unua ani ..,. .i . , P..n ' r ... . ...n ,.i .i.h ...h .... .1..

at -v a rww .r i . . " " ... ... ...... . ..v. - r- - i

awaoa. jver -,oij iic-Keis nave been sold ho far, and it is probable 4,000 more will be sold, tot. ticket drawing some prize. Silver Weodino. I) u b o i s

county's efficient County Aseeasorl It has oc . ured to us that you

and his estimable wife celebrated j mignt re willing to lend M MBtetthe twenty-fifth anniversary of their ame tni wjrk hY notice in the marriage yesterday, and there was ,ocal columns of your pajier. somea considerable gathering of frien.ljthnK after the following style: at their residence last night, and all "An' person desiring to adopt 1 enjoyed a pleasant social meeting (homeless child, or to receive into bis The genial couple showed thevfa,nily ucn a child, to be kept and were excellent entertainers, anil cared for, is rejuented to write to have gone through a quarter of a the Board of State Charities, Indi century of married lift retaining all "napolis. Indiana." the happv jov and mutual conlii ! If you are willing to help us in dence of love's first dream. Their; this mutter and will keep some such many friends will all join thetn'tice aw the above lefore the eve, Coi rtUH in wishing Mr. Kuper and,,f )'our readers, we feel that you wife a long continuance of happv Wl11 I doinl? a beneficent act for married life. the friendless children, and at the r . . , r a e. " aa . I same time will be assisting hi redu m C.tr. far Csari Haase Stea. Heater. uWic e , w Wkft The Uun v Commissioners metlhatfor every homet,Hf4 "chi(i in on Monday last to receive bids r ;Indiana theris a childless home putting in a heating apparatus for reaJ torPCeivf it if itcan beimwd. he court house. There were four; Ve regret that we are unable to bids two for steam and two for hot ((ffer payment forthe assistance air fixtures, as follows : ; v . . ,

i.fto.. Vf . vi- .1. , ... I "-o ft' '

teHIII I ..tum lid nnl mialro wiidiiooiif m.t.n.

1 Al A - - r w . II. ..ftr V . ...... . 11. I......

r , g; T t, Y als,,l"v provision for the conduct of the Sms Co., Terre Haute, steam ,1 "L ... ki ...... .1..

'f "i n ma va . i aev r ' v no

$774. David Oakes. Kvansville.

hot air system ttöo. (has. Shu rig. Huntingburg. hot air, $440. A representative of another firm from the northern part of the State . I A .ftl

was present., oui aner an examine tion of the various rooms in the

Very truly yours, W'm. I. Sthkktkk, State Agent.

LUTHERAN PREACHING.

There will be(ernian preac hing at the school house, in Jasper, on f 1... 1 1. , ,f v

bu. ding, declined to bid, saying by Q( a. Kienle, Pastor of hat ho could not put in a hot air Saprns) churrh of Huntingburg furnace and make it satisfactory ,r. Al the G,rman Lutheran Christians a cold time. in and aniund Jasjier are cordially AttiT pmniininii Ilm .III rntii . .... ..... J

. inviteatu attend this

pians suomiueu oy me oniilers thi

(commissioners com lud d

steam heating apparatu

äl . aä . . m

iiica uuiuui and ...i-i ,.iii.. 1 ...

.... .... o,.. naumnimrv. ' m,n a MiiaMaalli .ill l.

service as

Hall Township Bommary of Peceipta and Expendltun- for the Hscal vear SCdlna JulT 31. H!I7. Road Frxti Receipts $M.4fl i Rxpenditures IlSlJV; Beianea on hand $36.68. Towxaaur rVans. -Receipt! $540.43; Rxpeedatarss $B84.6i ; hslanfi !fiii.7H. BeaciAL s 11001. Fcwo. Recsipta HVWV 41 ; Rxpenditnrea o."; balaace 1161.70, Tcmox Fnfi.i. Reoeipta $2,032.31; KxpsBidltuitja $1,042.40; balaace $0tf$.01. Doe Fi nk. --Keeeipts $181 .08; Kxl ii. Innres $13:1.10; balance $Il'H.h;:. Tot Ali mi rVaoa Receipts $4 JS62.S6; FxienditiireH fCi,4:i:i.60; balance f I Il's.!ai. I Trustee's allowance $$00. I.Kvi I.. .1 rons, T mates. 1 Accepted hjr the Coaaty OonniashMtetx Aujf. 4th, 1897. a. 11. Kosaaaa, Aoditor I. c. ur. 'i. UkW. :t Columbia Township Sn mry of Keceipt- ami Kxpen.litnres for the lineal vear aodlag .lulv $1, 117. Road Fi nd. Reesipti $18804: Fxenlitiires 1147.1: ItalaOOl $".41. Tow saw ir Fön Reesipti $828.83: Fxvenilitures $888.28: (venlrawn 4'c. Braci m BcbTool Fi rd. l ipts o;7.4"i; Rxpeaditarss $811.41 : Ralams $:.. (M. Tu mos Fr vi. Resslpts $2,685.45 : If ipOOSlHMaa $1,7220; balance !ii:.l... I; Ft mi. Reosipta $279,81 Kxpenditures fl.V4.7-l : Balance f 124.77. Total op am. Fim. Receipta $1,U.2H: F.xoen. htnres 2.H62.23: Kulan,

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clientele of educated, intelligent, tlioiiirlitfiil reader-, p - A bv ;iny

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an expenditure so -lii:lit. aim

fails to do so. The best in irt and fiction Soda a place in iU pif Price 1 per year. The JASPER COURIER and the ' -mopolitan Magazine f r VOM year for $2.10. This is an unUfSal Opportunity to secure the besl f'r small sutn.

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MMera I " ;l 10 th, (Jennan flaking public e' -7- ver.lrHwn 4 eenta (t-J that I lie neralJv, anil others interested, so Trustee1 allowance $UM..w. m i would b- that the'dav may not Ml far off K.P. Smith, T

isiHi inrv. il,n , -,; at i.

Tl ... I. ....... 1 1 .u . Winn uHirainiu mil iw urKllll!..Th yi u 7 vi hp'"r,tr V ed here, and the moven nt put on to the Jim per Machine ork am the' r,. . ..a i . i i .1 V in-AAA.. u-.A.t. .1 l . IL "wl h huild a church in this locah-

lowesi uiauer, ine wors 10 i coin

pleted before cld weather.

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ers A aar- 4, I 7 A M. Kokknkk, Auditor I). km, H, 1HU7 n,

I

SuhHcrile for the Courier, j

Old Point Comfort Excursion Auf. I Ith,

Oood returning up to ami IndodlBf Sept. 2d. fl' for the nmiel trip from lasjMe tO Old Point Comfort. Hates uf fl' o per dn has bVSai secured at 1 1 V -genta und Cliamlterlain Motels. V. K. ( 1. f UMa, Agent. ('Hthidic Fair. Jaspaf. Ind.. Aug. M to' 11. I,. K. A st. I. , miii seii aaeonaoa tickets at one fare from nil Indiana M.i

tious and also LostSTille on Auk. 7th, hi h . 'on, 10th sad Uth. Ododap lo aad including Aug. 12.

L.E. & St. Ii. Ky KxrurNioiiN Kates to Nashv ille, Term., Exposition. Tickets will Ik- aold anv ilav until OetO 1st 90th. Via Iiuisville tks l "i .lavs $1().(). .. 7 .. H7i " Kvanville " IS " M, N 7 " 7.4A. V. K. Ci. aTOOMH, Agent. Evangelical Camp meeting will bs held at Miintinirhiirg uif. 4 toll Tick-

eta sold at one and one-tliird fare for the round trip. Nome aeckera excursion rate to all

points, July JOth, Aug. M and 17. Kept, 7tli and 11, I et B Süd IK. ('all mi agent. aapsf for purl iculara. Sundsy Rates. Air Line will sell tickets at 0M farr for the loiind, trip good n-turnina- on date of sale onlv, each Sunday, commencing May Nth, MST. V. K. Ci.AVcoMii. Agent.

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Wm. A. Wilson's

IM INSURANCE Apit

JASPER, IN P. Represents old line OOtSPSOieS. Life, Accident, Fire, Tornado, Live Stock and Plate QlsUM l"-"r' ance. Prompt payments goafan teed. Also, .Etna Life money Is loan on farm projierty. Kelt. 11, INHT.-f. sFTha way to wealth i- M p'a a- ;!: way to tin- corner ocery. ILive the things to sell MM ndvrtis,e them well.