Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 40, Number 27, Jasper, Dubois County, 11 March 1898 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER
KIM'CATION al ('OH MN K.llU'.i L K. K. M I IIhM AM, SlIperlUtMli III .l.i-i . i ÜcllOoU.
J HPKK, IM'KOIH riHNTV, INDIANA
And while he is at it, let Iiiin alo explain why he, as auditor, refused to approve two .school trusteis' Umds, and maintained this open
J AIP BR SCHOOL Nuk. defiance of the ordern of court for
Final examinations, in the South l,K,n" inan s,x OWM, and only ap-
next Wedne proved them upon a threat to lie
Knlrd l th p.xtoftlr t Jipr In.tUo. for
ran. a .luu ihroujh th.rn.ii. ... ourt ol. m.tt.r
FRIDAY, MARCH 11. 1898.
building, will begin
day. It is to ! regretted that a few pupupi's have been compelled to quit
tcbool before the examination closing the year's work. Miss Flora Traylor was absent three days last wtek on account of sickness, and Arcli Doane two davs this week from the same cause. A great uuriy calls are coming in for rooms and boarding places during the term of the Dubois County
ent to jail if he did not? This ohmi defiance of the law by Mr. Kuerner cost the taxpayers of this town over three hundred dollars, and cut the schools both last y -ar ind this year more than a month MOB Do the people of Duboil county want to continue a man in otlice who is a "law unto bimsen ."' BcHOOL Pathos ok Jasiki,.
The Black Diamond enüi
C7 neers reHrt that their survey will h completed by April 11, and that
the line generally has been found for r,,ins aiul hoarding places dur- 0lJR SENATOR
to te a good one. w ith the com- irur tht. u.rm uf tlt, Dubois Count v Those voters who at the last elec-
pletion ot the survey will begin the I Normal School. Persons who will lion voted for the Hon. M. A.
securing oi the right ot way, and n, take boarders, or who have spare Sweeney for State Senator, have no
.mi. ouuue s promises are ma.ie , r, ,Ul lu rt.nl t.i(ur furiU!.hed or cause to regret having done so, good the work of construction nnfnmlahsuL should inform the Mr. S weene v has in verv
Doone s
m m.. .. . w - . i .
noma oegin in earnest tins sum
nier. Notwithstanding the active opposition. heretofore manife-ted, of a candidate for a county otlice, B"hoefi interests are not in the wellfare of of Jasper, or of an independent railroad through the county, the Cor kikk hopes the Black Diamond railroad may soon connect the northern and western portions of the county with the vast railway systems of the country. aTTt seems to the CoUMJKI the acme of imbecility to report as a scare-crow in the Democra'ic primary that Mr. I. Schumacher is looking after a deputy auditor's position. All who are acquainted
with his pecuniary interests and business interests know he could not afford it. As well report that Henrv Landgrebe, K. W. Pickhardt, W. R. McMahrm, H. Rothert, J. G. Ueckman, Jos. E. Buchart, W. A. Traylor, F. Joseph, J. Burger, Jr , J. Gramraelspacher, S Kuebler, A. Sonderman, Andiew Eckert, W. S. Hunter, Dr. J. P. Salb, or any one of 50 others of the principal business men of Dubois County were seeking deputyships. They could not afford to give up their personal business for any deputy's position. Cheaper men must be sought for such positions.
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Principal at once, so that all who proved himself a watchful and actmay come to the school may U' ive representative and worked soHy properly accommodated. for the interests of his constituents. The "mem hers of the class in All his bills were aimed at evil ;1IU PhTtioJ in the High School are do-!lu,schit'vious lawS aJ R not bis J . . . . faul I... U.. .. 4 1
ing some excellent practical work lJ,ai "' i'kwu.
with the new apparatus along the line of experiments. Such work is followed by most important results.
fault that they
He was present at all sessions of 1 1 he senateand makes it his business I to look after the interests of the citizens of his district in every manner. All the Indianapolis papers i praise him for his activity and earnestness and predict for him a bright future. Mr. Sweeney can be very proud
oi nis record, ana when the pernicious Nicholson bill appears before the Senate he will not only vote against it. but will use his powerful voice and his usual energy to kill it. Huntingburg Signal, Feb. l'.to.
IRELAND ITEMS.
Frifid are koerner's prospects in land and Madison Township.
Ire-
ceeding years may be so beneficial
and successful.
Dubois Circuit Court Begins next Monday with comparatively a comparatively light doc ket. There are but 29 State cases in which the defendants have been arrested, and 17 of those are for violations of the liquor laws. The follawing comprises the State
docket at present
in the communi
cation on first page of Courier from "Citizen" the question is asked "Why did Mr. Koerner reduce the assessment of the Jasper Furniture Company from $18,000 to 12,000f The editor of the CotJBHU did not have his attention called to the item until printed, and upon investigation finds that the assessor in the year 18, in the assessor's books, shows the assessment of the Jasper Furniture Co. at 12,o00, and realestate 18,980, making a total of 19,580. In making up the tax duplicate the auditor chose to treat this as an error of the assessor, and reduced the assessment to $12,X). The editor of the Coikikk desires to be perfectly fair in this matter, and the Auditor may have really thought there was a mistake as the assessment had been $12,000 since 1893, although constant improvements in the property have been added since that time, including some additional new machinery. The editor wishes all correspondents would be a .-curate when giving figures particularly when it concerns public officers. The enterprising and wealthy propriet rs of the Desk Co. have been a great help to the business interests of Jasper, and it is to be regretted that the manager thereof should have feit called upon to engage in a local politic al squabble, on account of
suspicions winch are sure to arise therefrom. "We understand that Mr. Koerner stated last Sunday at Schnell ville that Mr. Sweeney was not a good Democrat and that he (Koerner) could not get Mr. Sweeney to make a single Democratic speech in Dubois cou.ity during the last campaign. If Mr. Koerner stated this he knew the statement was false, as he himself introduced him at a speech at Duff, heard him speak at Huntingburg, and teje-1-honed him while he was speaking at Dttboif. Notwithstanding Mr. Sweeney was sick during the greater part of the campaign he made
over a dozen speeches in the countv. 2: for maintenence 1
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" "ww nhmm uuiuuer in eacn , i ne iiera nas sei all the cases
1 erry and Crawford, two in Sjwmcerj for the first 8 days, though the and three in Pike, probably a great-'court is not expected to finish in er number than any other demo-j that time. erat in the county. "Fair play" Petit Jury for next week. Eliseems to be a jewel that Mr. Koer- jah Stewart, Bernard Schuhmacher, ner is not wearing just now. Dan Wiesler, Isaac Alexander, W.
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An Infamous Roorback.
Literary programs are leing prepared in the different rooms for the .ast day's exercises. The teachers would appreciate a liberal attendance of the patrons on the afternoon of the last day of school, which will be March 22. Miss Gussie Clark will be the first graduate from the four years'
course oi the jasper commissioned High School. Sht finishes that course this year. The entire new course of study will be put in at the opening of next year, if jossible to have it coinple'ely arranged by that time. The Jasper Schools have done a remarkably good and lOOONtfa year's work with the school year so soon to close. The teachers throughout have co-operated harmo
niously and the patrons have shown! We predict that tomorrow Hon. their appreciation of the labors of If . A Sweenev will leceiv. thenom the teachers. The schools have ination for Auditor of Dubois counbeen commissioned and placed up- ty, and his nomination will mean on a plane with the be.-t schools of his election. When he is elect. 1 the state. the "Jasper Ring" will bestride The board of Trustees of Jasper the countv like a Collo-sus n long Schools have manifested remarka- er, and their administrations and hie wisdom in the management of influences will wax pale and fade the schools this year. All matters into the past an 1 only be rememberbtve bow wi-elv and judiciously ed as a sad, but wise lesson, to the Considered and acted upon for what c mmon people. Thev will slink was believed to be the best interests uff under the sting of the sharp of tht people. We only wish sue- jh of the voters like a hound that
'Yoked Togither" gives ictne interesting items from in snd about the town that howls for Sweeney!
had taken too much liberty and ,been subject to his stern master's I punishment. We have no personal animosity toward Mr. Koerner, it is only a case of "poor old dog Tray," and he must be ousted with the rest of the King that have so long held the Court House and the 'county affairs in their power, and run it to suit themselves and their
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own iniere.-ts. .nr. weene v is a
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Jos. Katcliff. nettit larcenv: Johr. "lvm lu y"ay, especially
U.l.ru..n nraMi.ln i-.,., iin '" COillUlon people. lie Will
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lawfully; Jacob Seng, selling to minor 8 cases; John Hülse, intoxication; Win, (Je:sler, selling to minors, 3 cases ; John Hauer, intoxication and A. A- B ; John Morganroth, selling to minor; H. P Dudine and Benj. Schruering, selling to minor, 5 cases; Thomas Prechtel, selling to minor; John S. Pruitt, Theo. Whaley, Paul Person, selling without license ; Paul Person, selling without license; Conrad Prechtel, selling to minor; Fred. Heckman, violating Nichol
son law; Wes. Nicholson and Elizabeth Hobson, lornictlion; John Bradley, A. & B. ; Chas. Hense,
pettit larceny; Fred Hense forgery;)
ueorge ening, perjury; (ieo. hinder, refusing to swear to taxable property; Win, Katcliff, pettit larceny. On the civil side there are but 38
causes, v.l ot which were continued
from last term for settlement, and most of them awaiting the payment
of purchase mom y of real-estate
Some of the others are settled, and
will be dismissed when called. The
civil actions may beembractd un
der the following heads : on ac counts, I; partition 9; notes 6
receiverships 3; to quiet title 2: on
contract 1 ; petitions to sell land f; foreclosures 3 : damaires 1: divorc
The article in the Huntingburg Signal stating that Messrs. Green, Cox, Sweeney and Milburn went to the saloon keepers of Jasper and stated to them that unless thev
voieu ai me uounty convention
r. Harbison. Kevmond Ferebaeh.
A. M. Hochgesang, Ernest Blemker, Adam Buechler, Jos. Schlachter, John Wibbel.
The Auditor and Trusts Mr. Editor: I notice the oues-
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. .h i f i ' fT nal'" Why don't Mr. Sweenev set man they would lie presented to the tie the Donahoe estate .'" Mr grand jury.is as dirty and infamo-n ! Sweenev answered this satisfactorilv Me SESE2S? "wnce voters, answer why he don't settle tin Mr. Pickhardt knew thiH hi. r . . . .. .
to be false when he mr.de it. How- H 7 V' ' n" ; Z. " .
four years, and parties have for two years been demanding a settlement.
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the affairs of the Auditor's otlice as
they should be run; in his good, jolly, gentlemanly way, and we rjonbt whether he will scarcely know that he has an opponent in the primary, only as one of the King passes, making a despai ing attempt to yell for "Koerner, King Kule and Bossism." Ireland and Madison township are radical for Sweeney, and well they may be, for he is the pride of the county ; ii deed we may say that he is one of the prides of the State, for he is pretty well known all over Hoosier dorn. At the bar he is silvertongued, and eloquent and true to his client; as a candidate for the nomination of Lieut nent Jovernor, he was popular, and came within
a few votes of receiving the nomination ; as State Senator he was a success, and a favorite with all, and as a candidate for the nomination ft r Auditor the voters will not be t irdv in their appearance for him, and his nomination will be Motived by the common people, who will stand by him equally as firm in the lection. We know, as do the
Bosses, that the election of ' Friend
Clothing !
HslTS, SHOES t FVRiXM8JilXV
ANY YOUNG MAN-
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.i in- nam.- i. uii-na wen ior small cost should see what we f, ,,, vided for him. Our Ynimo Mi.n I'li.il.uu .... i . i "
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as larger mens suits, i he prices are smaller because the
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One bcautv about our Vounfl liana Clnil MM flu. i unit
m wnuunglQM YOUNC MENS SUITS AND OVERCOATS 3.50 to 7.BA
ENS OVERCOATS 3.50 to 12.50.
in
HATS. More styles and better stock than is found
two ordinary stores. All good, reliable shapes and makes, (iood Hats at $1.ik) and prices and values keep hand in hand up to the celebrated LYNX $:5.ih HAT.
U are putting our best foot forward department. It will do you good to stop 'X:i:nine our eleeant sum tile lino if 1 1 ii'ii .
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These shoes are made
TEH TANS.
In thin in Mei "WIN.
or-i.r
from especially selected stock, any style or width
SUITS AND OVERCOATS Tor 'long and slim," "short and fat" men. It will pay you to come and what this "Clothes tO Fit" means. We have Suits and Overcoats to fit all sorts and conditions of men. Come and see our large stock. S. KUEBLER,
see
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WELL MADE CLOTHING !
GERBER HUTHER Have added to their stock a complett line of READY HADE CLOTHING For men and boys, fashionably made of good material, and we guarantee satisfaction to all purchasers regardle.- of size, sliape or form, (iood dressers, particularly, will appreciate our TAILORING DEPARTMENT, As every garment turned out has an up40adateMM nnfti rjiassed . Your money bvcfc if you are not satisfied. ( ur Clothing and Tailoring departments arc ui the second H-ior. Call and examine. We also have a full UlM ot GENTS' FUBNISHING GOODS, And a stock r ot excelled in the county of Ladies, Childrens, and Gents Shoes, Of ' the latest stylea. Our stock of general DRY GOODS and NOTIONS Is complete, particularly in FANCY and PLAIN DRESS GOODS, Flannels, Calici.es and Domestics. Our stock of GROCERIES S KERT FULL At all times with the best Coffees, Fruits, Vegetables, buckwheat flour in bulk at 4 cents a pound. F" O Irl IL. E UV" T. White Fish, Lake Fish, Spiced Herring, Spiced Sardels, Salmon, Lobsters, Cod Fish, Maccaroni, Oysters, Sardines, Evaporated Peaches, Fears, Prunes, and all kinds of ca lined fruit, as well as Fresh Vegtables, Cabbage, Kraut, Pickles. Please call and examine our goods and get prices, and you will find you will save money. In the Troxler building, North Main street, Jasper, Indiana. BERBER HUTHER.
ANOY FfHTCH.
PROPRIETOR
IRELAND STANDARD
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MILLS,
IRELAND, INDIANA,
M A N 1" F A I T C R K R (K i "CREAM if tie HARVEST"
FLOUR. Cnexcelled fur all peipoMM ' pay the highest market price in csjfa for WHEAT.
Ship stuff for sale, (iive 1 1 - .1
will please y ii
border anl wt
arch 4, 1'"-
and
ex-
eflicient host and hostess,
cellent entertainers. Mr. Sam Mean, of Ihinceton, viited friends and relatives here last
lv Mike" will be fatal to Hin Rule. wet"k-
and that is just what we want. So The German Medicine Co. passed we say, three che rs, given as loud through 001 town Sunday enroute as only opposers to ring Rule can to Otwell.
give them, for Sweeney.
Jos. Hopf is the father of a bouncing baby boy, presented to him by his wife Monday. Rev. Alex Charnes and wife, of
Oregon, are visitin relatives and friends ir this neighborhood.
file beautiful residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Ozro Hrittain. abtut a
mile south-wet of Ireland, was the
Rev. Alex Charnes, of Oregon, filled the pulpit at the M. E. church last Sunday morning. The Presbyterians will hold no revival here this season. Mr. James Thomas, of Winslow,
Sherman Kellams and Joe Gerber, of Jasper, were in town Sunday posting bills. John Sermersheim, of Jasper, wae in town Sunday in the interest of the BoM King of Jasper. Mr Chas. Deweese, of English, visited friends here Saturday and
Sunday. Mr. Pi.t McNabb ar d wile, of Algiers, were the guests of Jacob Wilhoit Sunday. Mr. Phineas Clark, ol Jasper, was instructed in the invsteries of
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Wall Paper!
We have a full car load of etil paper to select from this season, in all grade I that you may want it greatly reduced prices. Com. in und let us show you our beautiful colorings. A ho a full line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverwan tod fine China ware. If you intend purchasing a PlAM or Ok;an be sure to examine 00t instruments and hear the quality of tone. You can have them tlW in our store, before you pnrchast. All repair work promptly done.
FRANK C, KUEBLE
Jeweler.
JASPER,
INDIANA
passed through our town the latter j the first degree of Odd Fellowship
part of last week.
Rumor announced the engage
ment of a viriting young man to one
scene of a very enjoyable affair last of our fair young ladies; we did not
from a hoe nothino can Ra.
. i , . " o i 'tm
jwoeH out ni tu
I'ue.-dav evening. The rooms wen
beautifully decorated and brillliant-
ly illuminated, and the merrv ripple
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oi joyou laugnier couiu oe continously heard coming from the jolly crowd of young people that bad gathered at an early hour. The crowd was mustered by Messrs. George Blackwell end Doc Kellam", and these gentlemen deserve much credit for the success of the
affair. The crowd departed at a
late hour unanimously agreeingthat husband wih a tine Mr. and Mrs. Brittain make a very Saturday night.
find out the date of the wedding.
but suppose it is not far distant. The revival at the M. E. church closed Sunday evening, with ten conversions to the church. Hon. Wt K. Cox, of latfMf, wabere Sunday evening not the first time, either. The R"d Men have sown grass seed in their lawn back of the hall. Mrs. Elsie Morgan presented her
big boy last
Saturday jve.
We understand that there is to he an oyster supper at Theo. Gleaz en's to-morrow evening for the benefit of the W C. T. U. YoKKI) ToOKTMKK.
United States Hotel! Gutoskm, Si Kkkss, Prop. MI LL STREET, JASPER. IND. Tin- BOSSl Ii i- DSM tliroiiKlily nrnrhaulcri, Md ri'tlttcil new throughout, Hll)l In in. open fur public cntcrtnlnincnt. Tin- tnble win tlwajrs bs foumi weit uppiimi, mui prices rsssonsMs. Uosdqaarton fur peopl nitcmlinK (mrt. A Kiioii stsbls for fwriiicru' hitrncn, ml chcHp fcl. A liar well -uppin I with thoobolcast 1 1 iiorn mill rlir. mi l pottts altitntiuii al ways, (iivc n a call. Mil', '.'? . UutKiH-11 KrriM.
MudiNon Township Trustee Notice. Notice is eiven tliHt liereafter the I r itee of lied KB township will be at IM itore room of Mr. John V. Nonns i Irelatxl, 0B every Satunlay, for the pW" )hi uf iittemling to townohip hun; v, ind all peteeee liavinp; fnioiness with the tiiwiiHliin Hre exnet'teil to routine it to
those (lays. The township library is ken at Isaac Alexander's in Irelan'il, where all Mf obtain the liooks. Tbe Imliana Seliool tiooks will 1 found at Norman A ( tray's store at all times. John K. Sokman, Aug. 16, '95-y Trustee Madison Ti Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. In the matter of the estate of Theres1 (iiitz weiler, Dei-eased. In the iMibow Circuit Curt', March Perm, 189. Notice is hereby tfiven that Michael r. hurl. ml' m Administrator of ttteeetste w Theresia (liitrweiler, deceiMM'd, has pW sented and tiled Iiis account and v mi le ers in final settlement ofmud rstat. :'il that the same will come BB forexamm' i . . an.l . u.ii.l i 'in nit f'oiirt. "ii
the lOtb day of March, lHtW, at DWJ time all heirs, erediton or legetoie " said estate are required to appear in sin ' Court and sfiow cause, if any then' bi why said account and vom hers IOOC not Ik- approved. And the heirs of W estate are almi herefiv required at t'"j time and place afon-said, to appear an l make proof of their heirship. Miciiaki. V. Di ki.ai r, Adei r. March II, UN -'t.