Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 40, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 15 October 1897 — Page 2

JAttKR. UrROIS COl'NTT. INDIANA.

Kntarxl th K..mflc at Jaaprr Indiana, f' MM ..n.n through thmllM.-olcUMmtUf

KKIDAY, OCTOBKR 15, 1897.

Bite Democratic Victory in Indianapolis The election at Indianapolis last

Tuesday wan watched with intereM all over the State, because Senator Fairbanks had published a letter opposing Taggart on account of hiiheing in favor of free silver. The result was a cmplete rout for Republicans. Taggart being elected by over 4, 000 majority, and 18 of the

Jl counc'lmen. 1 He result snows how Fairbanks put his millionaire l.M.t in it, and the Democratic roos ters are crowing for free silver. If Indianapolis will only stick this way now it will be all right next year, when a legislature M to be chosen. aP Butcher Weyler has beei; ordered home from Cuba, but the tight has heen kept up too long to make any thing hört of independence possible in Cuba now. Qeo Blanco has been appointed Captain ;-neral. and will izo to Cuba with

20,000 more Spanish recruits. No d iubt he will prove a blank-o. lb i- billed to leave Spain to-day, or m -metime within a week. W'eylei has probably mad? enough money to live easy the rest of his days. If our government had the independence it had In-fore so ninny eoph became millionaires it would recog nize the independence of the Cuban republic in twenty-four hours, and with the withdrawal thereby of the aid our navy has constantly given Spain, Cuba would drive the Spanish forces from her shores in a few w eeks. It should be done.

The Drouth. Rains and Health. The drouth, which it is to be hoped was permanently broken by the rains of Sunday and Monday, wat the most extensive and severe ever known through the middle and western portion of the United States. It extended from the Rocky Mountains east to Virginia and Pennsylvania, and from the northern chain of lakes to the Gulf In this locality, while there has

heen several KOod showers, th re

has not been rain suflicient to wet

the trround through since the mid

dle of Julv, and it will take several

such rams as the lust to thoroughly

wet it. The Coi kikk last week received a letter from Mr. J. I' rich, of

Huntlev. Montana, a former citizen

heie, in which he says they have had no rain in four months. It has

unquestionoably reduced largely the breath of winter wheat ground which will be sown, and farmers w ill likely yet find it protitable to put in as much as possible. But it is hoed the usual autumn rains have now begun. They will bring with them, however, perils to health, as well as blessings to crops, and persons using drinking water from cisterns or dreams should boil it be!ore using, if they would avoid sickness. In an article on this subject the Kvansville Courier says physicians and experts in bacteriology explain that the first rains after a long pe riod of drouth clean the air of the living putrid particles and typhus

trerins. which being washed into

cisterns contaminate the water there

in thoroughly, and leave the users open to great danger of the dreaded

tvphoid.

So. after a rain period, there is

even more reason for boiling cistern water than before. Tvnhoid fever levies a heavy tax

-j i - . . . on mmmnnitiMil visits. In one O

i - a . . . - - a series of lectures in the state uni

versitv at Hlooniinuton. Ind., last

Friday, Dr. R. E. Lyons, head pro Intor of chemisty and bacteriology in that institution, gave estimates of the cost of an annual typhoid fever scourge in his commun'ty. Blooinington suffered fifteen deaths lv tvnhoid in the vear ending Oct.

1, at a cost, the doctor computes, of 110,555.

A tabulation of the tigures pre-

DuboU Circalt Caan Began its Oct. term promptly on Mondav moruiug. Judge Kly com

ing up the day before so as to be

ready. The grand jury was empaneled and instructed, and brought in five indictments on Monday, mostly against ersns w ho w El in iail. Prosecutor Cox was ready to . . . . a. I!

put em through on the mm mmt and the grist was started. The fol

lowing shows how causes were uis-

posed of up to Wednesday mgm. State vs Estella Kays; pettit larceny ; It being shown to the court that defendant has not behaved well since she was released on her iood behavior, sentence is now

passed on her plea of guilty, vix. : three years in penal department In diana Keforroatory for women and girls. State vs Win. Ritsche; allowing minor to play pool ; nollied in 2 cases, defendant agreeing to quit the

saloon business.

State vs Ed. Stutsman ; death suggested, and cases nolli.'d. State vs Wm Bledi-oe ; disturbing religious meeting ; plea guilty ; fined $10. State vs Hilbert W. Dillon; A. A- B. with intent to murder; plea of guiltv, ar.d sent to Reformatory for not less than two uor more than 14 years. State vs Ira Sanders; forgery; guilty ; being under 21 years sen tence is suspended and he is released during trood behavior.

State vstieo. v ood ; provoke;

motion to change venue from coun- . .? a . 1

ty overruled; motion 10 vumtmp venue from Judge sii-tuined, and

lohn L. Bretz appointed to try this

cause.

State vs Sarai Kays; keeping

house of illfame; reset for 13th day

of terui. and she is released on her

own recognizance till then.

State vs Lottie i.rani; Keeping house of ill fame ; same order as in

Kavs case.

State vs Arch Helverson; hndmg

him not guilty of pettit larceny.

State vs El. llelverson ; burglary;

trial set for Oct. 2Sth.

The grand iurv returned six in

dictments the 1st and 2d days.

CIVIL CAUSES. Dubois Co. State Bank, et al. vs

John P. Norman, et al. ; Receiver

reports sale of lot Nos. 1 to B in-

elusive, in .orman s auu. io upland , to E. E. N. Oreen for 1 120

cash ; sale confirmed ; he is ordered to sell residue of real estate at pub-

he sale.

Oerh. Kochvs Henry Koch; continued for further collections. Clara Byrne, et al. vs Wil. Gohraan, et al. Isador Schuhmacher, Commissioner, reports distribution of $2,400 since last report, and balance on hand of $500.46 ; he is allowed $160.,'W for his services, and B. Buettner, attorney $20, and Commissioner was ordered to distribute

balance in his hands and retort this

term.

C. C. Still well vs Albert Payne,

etal.; commissioners rejort par

tition.

Henrv Humbert vs Thus. Jones;

udgraent for plff. that mortgage be

satisfied of record.

Jacob Wutcher, et al. vs Peter

Pfaff, et al. ; dismissed.

Rosa Kraus vs Henty Schnair. tab: iudarment for plaintiff for

.i.o tu and for John A. Schnarr

f,r t".-4 Ho. and foreclosure or-

Tw j dered.

Abagail Brown vs John Brown ;

dismissed.

Nicely Norris vs M. Jochim, dis

missed.

Susan Bauer, adm'r of et of Jos.

Hauer, dee'd, was ordeied to sell

real estate at private sale.

Vtna Lite Ins. Uo. vs Auam

Briedenbaugh, et al. i foreclosure

ordered for $3,465.93 in avor of

pi .ntiff and $806.80 in favor of Y . J. Beck, the latter's mortgage 1st lien. Cath. J. Potter, et al. vs Maggie Highfield. et al. ; John E. McFall appointed to sell land at private ilc mill pause continued.

In the estate of John Schmidt, dee'd, letters of administration were

re vi i ked and election of w idow was

revoked. Albert C. Oray, et al. vs John D. (Jray; partition ordered, and M. A. Sweeney apMinted Commissioner

to sell real estate.

Faimers A Merchants Bank vs H. Cassidv, et al. ; dismissed by plaintiff. The cuardian of heirs of Frank X.

Uehlein, dee'd, was ordered to sell

Pkkai HiNu. Rev. O. A. Kienle will preach in Jasper on Oct. 24, at 2 H o'cloi k, instead of on next Sunday, as he cannot behee next Sun day.

Mr Korke C. Scott, an ex

pert Piano and Organ tuner and ad

juster, has been employed ty r rann C. Kuebler, and will hustle the musical trade for him. All orders left at the jewelery store will be promptly attended to. Jasper Epworth League Program. Suaday Oct. 17. Topic : The church of Saint Paul , Its Unity and Beauty, Kph. 4 :l-3. header Mrs. S. Yates. Each member will be expected to read a verse of scripture beginning with the initial letter of Paul's name. Committkk.

FALL GOODS

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nicest line.

We have the finest line.

We have the largest and prettiest

Louisville, Evaaiville & St. Louis Con solidated Railroad. Uvrica ok Skcketaky, Saw York, Sept. lrtli. l.v7. Tbe annual meeting of the utoekhold-1 ere of the Loolflvilla, Kvinsville anl Bt Louis ConBolidatel Railroad Company will be held at the ottiee ot tbe Company, in tbe citv ot Hellville, Illinois, OB Thandajr, Ootobat :Mst, i7, at 10 j ..'clock, A. M. for the election of direct- ; ore and the transaction of any other huHinete chat niav In presented. . i -1 - 1 ,. .tl.

Thetransier ikhks win im- wh nnn ,

the close of business epteinler zza, and reopened tbe morning of Oeto)kt L'-.'d. law! OsRitRN W. Brioiit, Secretary. Oct. 1, 18&7 4t. Commiioners Sale of Ileal Extate. Notice is hereby given tl at the underi'..ii,iinui.iifr uniKiinted bv the

it1" . ........... -. i , - j .lud! of the Daboifl Circuit Court at the i

October tonn, law, mine eiseoi .iuh C . tirav, Roy Gray, Perry iray, Rater lirav, Mattie B. Cooper. William J. CooJer vs. John 1. (iray, to make sale of real estate Wlonging to said parties,

SATI'RDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1C. I ,

the following; .lescribetl real-estate: Fractional tHvtion twenty-two, towni.,,. r mirth, ranire numher

r inj. it., hi.-. . - - , - live, west, anl containing one hundred

and eight acres, more or less. Al, the following described real es täte, to-wit: Fart of fractional section twentv-one, township number one, north! range numlter five, West, and mora particularly descried as follows: Commencing at a stone on the South line Of said fractional section twenty-oue, six chains and fortv-Hve and ttne-half links East of a stoue at the South-east corner j of tbe South-west quarter of said frac-1 tional seetion twenty-one, running thence North nineteen degrees and seven minutes West, eleven chains and eigbtv-one links to a stone marked ' Z." thence North twenty-four degrees and fifteen minutts ten chains and twentv-one and a half links to a stone marked "V

thence West eight rods to a stone, ttien. e . a m l. .....

North two .legrees ana iony-uvr mm-

utee West, thirty-two rods and twelve

feet to a stone marked "n, tnence

Nortn seventy-nine degn es ami lorty-

tive minutea hast, aeventy-one nsis,

then-e North eighty-six degrees and fortv-tive minutes East, twenty-one rods

to a stone, thence North six .legrees

West, sixtv-tworods to a stone ou me

hank of White river, thence up DM river following the meanderings of said

river to the Kast line ol saia secuou

twentv-jne, thence South on sai.l line to the South -east corner of said section,

thence West to tbe place of beginning, and contains one hundred and twenty -

SIX and tWentV DODalWUH iref m -nr

or less. Said real estate will k sold suhjeet to the mortgage of tbe State of Indiana for

i i.,..n l,nn. r, Mo Mrs. alio m I no

1,11, . II .........1'. - , ..tli.T liens

TRUMS IK SAFE Said real estate

will e sold upon the following terms:

full rih easb. one fourth in six

m.-ntlis, one fourth in twelve months and the remaining one fourth in eighteen nl,u tl,t min-haser to execute his

I frriilfl hii ret v. for the

I ouvmentM. U-arimf six imt cent

ir.t-.-t fntiii ,lt und waivimr relief

Iron valuation Of appraisinent laws MICHAEL A. SWEFNEY,

Commissioner.

R. M. Mii.bi rn. Attorney. Oct 15, 17 It.

FALL & WINTER GOODS

COMPRISINGDRY GOODS, CLOTHING, LADIES AN MESSES WRAPS, HATS, CAM'S, BmtTS f. SHOE. GROCERIES, ETC.

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Call and see before purcüasmg and save money.

S. KUEBLER, JASPER, : : INDIANA.

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BE A GENTLEMAN I

Are Yrni?

sented is given below :

Economic value of tbe fifteen per . ....... ,.t mm

sons w u i-ouuii iiiij i l einem, uec u, wa orue Cff 1ä -r I real esUte at private sule I'liniin rtwnwii. at -5 03 '

Value ot work lort by the fifteen adults I.600

Coat o! nune and physicians to

gether Willi miscellaneous penses

Notice to Hcira. Creditors, Etc.,

i tt... oiatt.T of the estate of Lucinda

u . - I I, Hill , tl.,MlH.-ll

In tl... Mnluii I 'ire uit Court, i ct 1st

111 V, V - - m i ' ....... I MOT

is herebv aiven that Samuel

II I ullin as administrator of tbe estate Of Lucinda Inllin, deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers m tinoi att lement of said estate, ami that

tbe same will come up lor examination

and action of sanl Circuit i oun, on me :toth day of October. 1W7, at which time -li i...,r- .nxliiom nr legatees of said es

tate are 'required to appear in aid Court -.i öl. ,...nM. if anv there lie, why

said acctunt and vouchers should not 1 approved, and let all the heirs, legatees

u... ,,ii,..r otTMons lmen'sieu uoot-m

ttifir -lnim U anv uart of

in. in 1 ' ' " w m

u.at.l i.wtulo

S4MCKF IF HIFFIN. Adm'r

Witness mv band ami the seai of said

i..,rt ui luHi,er Imliana. this btn oav

. . w . - T , - - OcUber. 1W. II irman Eckbrt, Clerk

Traylok A HfSTBR, Attoraeys.

(K-t. , zw Licvnac Notice.

m. ToTir ! hrvli 1n In lh r(tPII M Ccl-

ex-

Htantlfi at the Head ut t. IlnmF the leadiuir druinrist of

Shreveport, uL says: "Ir. Kings 8,680New iMBCovery is the onlv thing that uro h onirli' and it the lieet seller I

T ,, $40.550 have." J. r. Campbell, menbant of ' ". . Ui, Hafford. Aria., writes: "l)r. King'sNew Counting population ot Bloom n , H tU thtt i(J cm9t (or it ; it ington at 8,(XXI, this am unt BKMUM ; never faila, ami is a sure iure for Cooa levy of more than $" upon every sun., tion, Coughs and OaMa. I cannot ...n mnn ml cliild hv tvnhoid say enough for its merits." Dr. King's man, woman and chilu oy typnoi i R i,iwTovery for Consumption, Coughs fever. land Colda is not an exiteriment. It has Will the faulty water works of leen tried for a quarter of a century, and It will do for some reckless citizen HSmaai't Drug store. 1 to laugh over thin pertinent question v... la .in iw, . wrimw nn for huai- AdvertiserR in The Coukikr are

nfws people.

capturing the trade.

In Mall In II. Illti Illllill rHin1f. I III)

thai lb anilrl(nl BMM clllifii of lb I BMM

Slam III aply I in ' tinly i or m'aanui i,,i...,. ..nni, al thir nasi raanlar traaioii In

cvmhr, ls7 f"" llrm I" r-tall Ininilralln lliiinr. tr nil in, ami prniil Oi- m I bt drank on the prinla uii,lr lha provlalon of lh

m ol imliana t r-lunar n n ncnaara. Alan for in nr I. t "T In InMchaa, lr.

Tk prrcl'f Iwation whr aalrt llquora rc M fci old la In a front room 1h'M frrt In ail, farina; Ihr Na Allianv n a.l, ami altuatiHl on lot No !. ahown on ll'ia man of ihr loarn of ( rlaailn. DBMd

county. Imliana. BBNHT S K.I.I. . Oct I. IS7 --.I.

WANTED AGENTS

BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. If "

am -1 1 1 1 liar to work. e can iriTe von imii

pliiyment withOOOD FAT, hik! you eitn work nil or prt tlmu. and it liomi- or trsveliiiK. The work U LIGHT aid IAST, WKITI AT 0WCI for terms, ett .. to tile I HAWKS NURSERY COMPANY, MILWAt'KKK, WIM. ?pl. 17, 1W7-4U1.

4 Fancy

Imported Decorated China,

Kver shown in the county All new gootls. Jumt anived. Cull and nee them, will

pleased to show goods at any time. T. C. KUEBLER, JKWEI.EK, iaapn . INDIANA

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AdnilniHtrjttor'H Sale of PerHonal Property. Notice if herebv given that the under

signed, administrator of the estate ot Nancy J. Pols n, deceased, late of Duhms county, Indiana, will on

SATCKPAY, OCTOBKR 21, WW,

t the residence of said decedent,

near the town of Dttboit, offer for sale at ruil.lie uui-tion to the highest bidder

a lot of household property and kiU-hen

furniture, a lot ol potatoes, sonic , two cows, some hogs, and other articles too numerous to mention. .

Said sale will begin at 9 o ciock .v m, TKKMS OK SALK. Sums of Five

Dollars and under, cas.i in hand ; on sums of over Five Dollars a credit of six and nmntha will lie .riven, the pur-

I III. uivuw. . chaser executing his note waiving valua

tion and appraisement laws, wiiu urevj to the approval of the administrator, and liearing i per cent, interest from

date raADA I'I..mv i, mm

W. K. Cox, Attorney.

Oct. 1, '117, 3w.

Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc.

In the matter of the estate ot August

C. Striegel, Deceased. In the wuoois Circuit Court, October Term, IW7.

Notice is hereby given, mat .viani Huechler as Administrator of the estati

of August C. Striegel, decease.1, lias pre

sented ami nlel ins account ami vourn-

ra in tlinil settlement of sanl istate, ami

that the same will come up for the ex

amination and action ot sanl t ireuit Court, on the 4th day of Nove.nlier, 1K7, ' I .: II I... I.. l;i,.,j.l,,au.

at WHICH nine nil neun, UIIKHIUI9UI B" tees of said estate are required to appear

in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why eaid account and voucher!

should not be approved, ami let an

beirs. legatees and oth r jwrsons inter

ested appear and make prtsif of their claim to anv part of said estate. . ' . . a . I - 1 ' , t I III a 1

AHA M Pi r.t Ii I, r, iv, .muh r WitriPHM mv hand and the seal of said

Court, at Jasper, Indiana, this Mth day

of Ortober, IHM, .

11 kkk an Kckbkt, i Jerk. Mu m kn A Swkkskv, Attorneys. ( et 1 1. 1HW7. --L'wks.

Well dressed men, are gcnerallr self-respecting persons and, there

fore, more likely to be gentlemen, tl.un those who wear ill-iittiiik.. sweat shop and disease breeding clothes, because it may ba little cheaper. Do you know that most of the city made clothiii is made in back alley sweat shops, where the deadly DÜCrobl breeds, and huccilli infests goods made there until the doctor bills amount to more than Lh OOJtl f a suit? To avoid these mm -breeders order your mit -made by your home tailor, who ha over KKK) samples of tushionable gooes to select from, and pun.DteM a genteel tit. The latent styles both in goods and tailoring. JOHN P. HUT HER. THE TAILOR, SPAYD BLOCK. JASRER. IND.

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JUMBO JEANS RANTS.

The Strongest Jeans Pants in the World. Als) a full stock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Hoots and Shoes at

ECKERTS NEW STORE.

Opposite the Indiana Hotel.

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IN8URI WITH

Wm. A. Wilson's

toil INSURANCE Ape

JASPER, IND.

Represents old line ONHMttltt. Life. Accident, Fire, Tornado,

Live Stock nnd Plate Glass Insurance. Prompt payments guaranteed. Also, .Etna Life money to loan on farm property. rb. II, 1H7, f.

ÄVeör table Prco ant ion for As -

similatinguleFoodandRe?ula ting tl Stomachs and Dowels of

Promotes Dtcstion,ChecTfulnssandRcstContains neither Opiutn.Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic.

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Worms .Convulsions .fevensnoess and Loss or Sleep. Tac Simile Signature of

NEW "YORK.

IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVEBY BOTTIaiE OF

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