Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 40, Number 37, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 May 1898 — Page 4
JASPER C0UR1EK
JAHVHH, IM'KOIH t'OrXTY, INDIANA.
Assessor .lohn Hotz requests Mr. Jay Dultruler. ol Pikt MIO-
the Ooi mi to remind numerous . was in Jasr this w.rk attend owners of dop who promiMdtopav Inf ooort, ad ehufiUrtg Ins oarda bim their dog tax in a few day if I the republican nomination for lit would refrain from reporting Prosecuting attorney. them to Um ftroeeoutor, that Um few anye" KM ahout up, and that; Notice of Witrniiitf. i.o ..nj'm.iL r..i,..r i.i the All persons are hereby n t 1 1 i t . I to
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countv assessor within the next
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mm eriaska thr...nhihe mUm nmIÄhimMm report delinquent dog harlxirers to ,nv property has beea going on there,
tin- I'rosccutor for suits, undei the end now I tun dt tennined to pKawcut
Hi-.-ays it is a disagreeable tint . .ü i,, -n
tor 1 1 1 tu uUt M must intnseii comply with the law in regard to his duty.
FRIDAY. MAY 20, 1898.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For GoiiKr.-a-iiiitn, 3.1 iltatrlct, W I l.l-l AM T. .KNOW For lt.ii.iilnlH' from IIiiImiU it ml Pilar C'litinttra, B ABSEI si I.I.IVAN For I'rnkf.-iitiiiK Attorne). .17lli. Jmh. iiil IM.Irli l.
KERB TRAYLOS. pM Count) Auditor, AUGUST II. KOBBMEB. Kor Ctoft Clrnilt Court, 11KKMAN BCKEBT. For ReioriU-r, I'll I UP J. KUNKEL, JB For MieriflT. HERMAN H. OABTBUP. For Trrnaiirrr, (11 ARl.Ks MOENKHAU0. For Kurw) ir, WILLIAM T rOUNO. For chimp, PHILIP A. QUCKE8. For Count j'oiimilloiif r,, lot lllrl l. CONRAD JACKLE. For County Oomnilaaioiier, 3il lHatriit, JOSEPH FRIT.. Nothing will be t o good for Admiral Dewey when he returns to this country. Already suggestionare being made that congress should vote him a chainlest bicycle. Philadelphia Item. H(iOV. Holcomb, of Nebraska has commissioned Hon. Wat. .1 Bryan to organize a regiment of volunteers, to be ready for tin next cull for volunteers, row expected to be issued in a short time.
WASHINGTON LETTER. Fron our Ki'Kuint Ooi i espontf eat I ..HIXOTON, D.C.. May 17, '98.
HhcrtCa Sah. By virtue of r certified copy ol i de
Cree issued on r jn li;n icnt rendered In i .. ii..i. . :. i . i... 1. 1. .i....
in. I'liini. v in nil v unit, .in iiir numi, ol April, 1898, and to me directed by the Clerk of said Court , I will offer for sale, at public auction ami outcry, to the lilajli mml 1, 1. 1. 1.. i .. iKa ,iwm ..I' tli.i I '..nit
Spam fooled Ufgood mthat game niMMS 0 paD0jg County, Indiana, on of hide and seek it played with its ITURDAY, JUNE . 18U8, t.ipt Verde fleet, and it is greatly between the boon of of 10 o cloak a. n. feaied that the fleet now has it jn .,1 4 ,. i.,ck ,,. m. of Mid -lay, the . . . ., ,, 1 rents mid prutits tor a term not exceedits power to choose whether it will!, , fl,iowmg ,t..
scrilied real estate, situatcil in Dubois' County, in the State of Indiana, to-wit:
liudit Ad-niralSampson's Meet, which
battered the forts in the harbor of
San Juan, Porto Rioo, a few days J -outh- m qoarterol sect,.,., nam- . ..Ii.!- 'er twentv-emlit tL'S), townsl.in numago, or Uommodon Bealey I njtttf her ose (I), south range nnmber five (5),
squadron, winch is now lor HM nrsi
the end. The if the Spanish either of our truess is about
At the Democratic Conven
tion of Gibson and I'osey counties at New Harmony on Tuesday, W. E. Stillwell, of Gibson, was nominated for Senator, and James Kilroy, of I'osey, for Prosecutor; both by acclamation. JbThe 159th Indiana Regiment is the only one now in camp at Indianapolis, and its ollicers are e pecting orders to move any time. The 157th, 158th, 160th, and the two batteries of artillery are at Chicamaugua, drilling, with 2ö.000 other troops.
'Up to date there has been no
great battle between the boats on the Gulf. It looks like "one's afeardand tother dasent." But it may come at any moment, and the U. S. Meet will be better prewired by the delay, and will Dewey't to them.
State Convention June 22. The Indiana State DemocratitConvention has been called to nie-t at laOMBBpoUs. June 22. The delegates from Dubois county should remember the date.
"Photo man Richardson has
collected some mementoes besides his children among them a leal from a tree on the grave of President James K. Polk's grave in Tennesee, and a piece of stone from the grave of President Win. Henry Harrison, in Ohio. He also has a number of pictures of scenery and distinguished people. fResolutions passed both houses of Congtess on Monday thanking Commodore Dewey anil the mem in his command for their gallant conduct at Manilla; authorizing the President to make him a rear admiral, and appropriating money to present him a line sword, and each man in his command an appropriate bronze medal commemorating the great victory. Nkw Organization. The Jasper BfOOtU Works was partially organized this week, with a subscribed stock of 12,500. This i. tinenterprise Mr. Henry F. UuokM has !een pushing for several weeks, and, if properly mmaged, should prove a profitable investment but it depends on the management. The directors chosen for the first year are Joseph Gerber, Andrew Shuler, Frank L. Hetz, Win. Pfatf and Andrew J. Berber. The following ollicers were elected by the Directors: President, A. Shuler; Vice President, J. Gerber; Secretary, F. L. Hetz; Treasurer, A. .1 . Herger; Supt. and Gen. Manager, H. F. Guckes.
time ftCting up to its name, enter a Cuban harbor without fighting, or make a dash for some of our coa.-t cities. This state of affairs would lie exasperating weie it not for the satisfaction everyone feels in knowing that the Spanish lleet is actually in American waters. It may dodae ui for awhile but it is bound
to be our game in end w ill be at once Seel dan s to tight tleets. One man's
as good as another s about the intention of the Spanish lleet, but a few days w ill show them. The postponement of the sending
of troops to Cuba made necessary by the presence of the Spanish fleet in American waters is less aggravating than it appears to be. In lact it is a good thing for us. Had the original plan of landing troops in Cuba last week been carried out, Wt should not have been able to land a sullicient number to capture Havana, which is defended by some 30,000 Spanish soldiers, owing to the inability of the government b furnish equipment.- needed by the volunteers; and any delay in whipping the Spanish out of Cuba after our army goes over there will he calculated to lessen our practice among the nations of the world. Dewey's men at Manila, and the succession of brave and daring deeds performed by the men on the ships engaged in blockading tinCuban ports, have placed our navy among the foremost tighteis in the world, and it WÜJ be very humilia ting for our army not to make equally as good slowing when it goes to Cuba. It is therefore absolutely necessary that a sullicient number of men, properly equipped, to accomplish what they go to do should be sent to Cuba. The delay will serve to place the army on a nroner footing. Just to give an
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lueuoi mm wnwwuu; i mtuMj , .,..,. Bortll hilf of lot MS u shown oa the original ments, it may 1j mentioned that I jiut i.r tin o.wa ol FereuuuM, Debott . the government has purchased the i At tin- MUM tlBM Ud plM t ill apply for ntirt viwihln miniilv of tentim cn. Uooane to allow eartl playlaa, dloe tiimwuiK entire wsioie suppiv oi o uwug iwi Mlld t() UI.. .i , , ,,, ,s vass in the country, and yet naw L, 1H984W. RWW aaom. mly enough to make about half the JH. ! Ü tents reaulred by the army; the LiCCMC .lotice.
mills are working on the resi. aoTK.K u herii Kivn t.. iii eloign. ..r s,
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inittee is in many respects a marked jim. int.. tr hnm urwuM hamtaatiai
fi..ii, win. wnir. anil j.i.niM hip name ,o up Iraiik N Ac IWemlm-n. mulcr ih piuvimnii. ,, o,,. law of Imllaiia avWrWtag aiirb lirrnra Thf prri hwattoa wlier aald liquor- ar In h olil I in Hip Ku:m fp..i rixini Incaleil in Ihr north Paul uniiT oh t hp frwaaal tl'i'.r. of a rprlain to lery fnini liiilhlinu, iluainl on n part of the N V ir of the X K igt f nertioti :io T X" :i S , H I w , in MM town of st tan?, Dnhoto oMnttj, Indl ana. particularly ilp.t riopd a fullowa. H.-uilininif at a point I III fppt wp-t of ihp X. K aMfMf of thp aim vp 0 arrp trarl thvnrip muh S10 feel . UHMM VM lOttatt, dMeM north ilO fepl, Ihpiin. pant llKJfppii.. Ihp plarp of lipgiiunng: Sairt front room front, th.norih ami op. ii- 0W upon a put. he highway to it the St Henry mul Kent inaiul i I Tim Stnsf pari fsaU hiiililins i u.ed an a BOM MM0 KKAI-K. Mhv 2". l'.H-3w.
est, except i ng however 10 acres m a sijuare form in the North-west corner of saiil si nit 1 1-w eft quarter, anil boumleil as follows: Commencing at the Northeeet ocmer Of said South-west quarter, running 8ontfa forty (40) mils, thence l ast forty (40) roils, tlu nce North forty 1, 40) rol-, tlu nce West forty (40) rodl to the place of begin ning, and excepting alio from saiI EhMth-weat quarter, the grave yard now situateil i:i the Northwest iiiarter of the Nortli-east ijuarter of the South-west rjuai ter of saiil ,-ecticii, township ami range atoresaiil, begin 1 1 1 u a; 89 rods South of the North w-.-t quarter of the North-erst quarter, ami two rods Eaet of saiil line to the place of beginning, thence Beat seven rodl, tlu nce South seven rods, thence Weal seven roils, thence North seven roils- to the plane ol beginning, including all im-proveinent--ther on, anil life estate in the other ondi Tided one-fonrtb owned by the defendant Fred lieiuer, the land to be sold In-ing the interest of the defend ant Predolin OeigW, therein, containing 14u34 acres, all in DODOUI County, Imliana. And in case said rents and profits fail to bring the amount demanded to satisfy the jiidgin i t and decree aforesaid, interest and costs, together with all accruing costs, 1 will, at the same time and place, and in a like manner as aforesaid, offer for Mt)e at PQblH! auction and outcry, to the highest Udder, al' the riirht, title, interest and estate in fe simple of Predolin deiger. in and to the aboVe described real estate, or so much and sueli part thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the judgment and decree aforesaid, which is in favor of Ida Geiger, and against Fredolin ieiger. et al. Said real estate will !e sold without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and subject to the redemption laws of the State of Indiana. Hknuy CaealOT, Sheriff, Dnboie Gönnt, Indiana. W. B. Cox, att'v for Plaintiff. May 19, 1899. Sw. pgJU Liquor License Notice. notice i- horabj i ven to the ettlaoae uf rerdlnand, rnrdlaaad township, Dubois Co., Indiana, that the undttrsiprned, s male mimii nam uf -hkI towantiip and count . mul over I ha upfi- Of II yiiir-, ami uf good mural ebar actor, Will ut the regular June term ls-.is uf tin- Hoard f Comtulssloneri of mid county, applj for a llocmsc to sell and retail spirltaona, vlnoaa, malt asd other hitoafea t i n if llqnors In n leas quantit than aquarl .it .i tune. With the privilege OI allow Iii the same to he draaih on his premises. The precise loofttloa where said llqvors mIIIIh'-uIiI i- titwattrd la tin- trunt room, upon the gTOUd flour uf t w u -lot s frame
.... i mi .1 I aV Itswy. Cass wwsshla. Babels sosstr. The war revenue hill repotted to lh tneut,,rMÄ,d , nrlIIn ,lf Ihtf ,.
the Se.iate from its hi nance Com
itnprovemt nt upon what it was when it was sent over from the House. It now provides for the immediate issue of 1 .ro,t M K l,t MJ0 of greenbacks, and provides for issuing $4-2,OOD,tKX) in silver certiti- I t ales, to represent the seignorage on the silver bullion owned by the government, which it directs to bei coined. It taxes all sorts of corpo-j rations, and stiikes out the author ity for issuing bonds. The fear that Mr. McKinley
License Notice.
would irive staff commissions in the ' A'" " K -"rebjr glvea to tbi eltiseiMof , . , iW st. Hem , mul Caas township, luihms volunteerariny to lni'ompi tern men ' loiuio . Indiana, that tin- undersigned, I ..f i mihi lit v Instand the!1"'1'' "eitisen uf the United Males will PeOnuee d Ills in.nuiuy HI si.iihi no ! apply to the (;ount Comailaskiners of Da pressure of lxtlitical and social i""-1 ny at their next regular session in . . . i. . u ui I ateno, is".in. fir s license to retail In toxical influence brought to hear upon tum; Ing lluttors, beer and wine, and permit the in tlmir bpbiilf wis- f til 1 v realized ssaae to be draah on the premises, ander in their Denan, was iiiny n.iu.to . .,.;,., ,,. ,,, . ,
pining sach license The precise loewt los where teeli Itqaors are to in- sold I in a frunt room on the arruiiinl lluor of the tn -tor hrlitk liuililliiK ra the rerdlnaad and st ifenry road, ana located on seven eighths of aa acre of the -until ens. iiinrter uf the noutli en-t iiarter of Motion si, township i, rannei, known us the Clara Uoaol propert Ahm, at the - one time will wake uppiiea tum for license to nlluw card playing, dice throwing, ami tu eil lunches mul rxinfec i lonery. BCM A. KM -1 . Ma '.. I wis. It
I araTlt is said Harnet Chastine nad the money in his nicket when he was lined Monday, but preferred to board it out in the county jail, rather than part with the $ I'd. lie should be requi red to work on the streets with a big ball to his leg, in order that he may earn his bum I. The law permits it, and he could be used profitably at 40 cents a day, with some one working with hiin to watch him and make hiin work, or duck him under a hydrant if he refused.
It would have been an impossibility to have found men more incompetent than many of the civilians named for jsisitions on the staff. This incompetency was fully recognized by Mr. McKinley, as he selected enough ollicers from the regular army to do all the work that is likely to be requited of the staff, which will leave the incompetents to do the ornamental. A light is being made by the to baecii men against the proposed increase in the internal revenue tax on tobacco from i to 1' cents a lb. rhey say that the im -reuse to 1-! cents, provided for in the H nise hill, would have put upon tobacco moil than its full share of war tax
es, and it would be unjust to push
it up to 16a as provided f in
bill reported to the Senate. The single gold-standard gamblers in stocks also find fault with the coinage provisions of the bill. They want the war to give them another chance to gouge the people. C. A. S.
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Notice to Heir, Creditors. Etc. I n the matter of the e-l.ite of .lohn Lotte-, docoaeod. In the DnboM Circuit Court, Mav term. 1998. Notice is hereby given that Margarethe Lottes as Hihiiin strntrix of the estate of John lottes. deceased, has presented and tiled her nci ount and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the !,! 1 1 rlav of Ma- IVis at uliieh time nil
UM I hälfe,, creditors, or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court
and show eanse, :f any there be, why said account and VOOchefl should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate are also hereby required at the time mid place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirs!. ip. M A ROA K KT 1 1 A LOTTES, Administratrix. W. K Cox, Attorney. May li, 1998.,
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Not for War, but HOT WEATHER. Leave your order with us for a LINEN or WASH SUIT, Be ready in time. Buy one of our Pretty Straw Hats And to complete your Summer rig see our large line of NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, Our soft, cool body shirts, detachable cuffs at 50c is a decided lead.
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War with Spain! On account of the fluctuation in prices sure to follow the declaration of war with Spain, and our desire to be at the front when war begins, we have detennnned to offer our customers extra bargains in everything in our line, and have CUT TO THE HEART The prices of Dry Goodo, Clothing and l:oeeries. We have just opened a large itock of the celebrated JUMBO PANTS, Not excelled anywhere, warranted t give satisfaction, or your money back if returned promptly. Seasonable and Fashionable Dry (loods received weekly, an 1 daily additions keep our assortment of (iroceries always full and "l'p To Date'" in fruits and vegetable-. We return thanks to the people for their liberal patronage during bint, and ask them to buy out our stock as soon as possible. GERBER V HUTHER,
JASPER, INDIANA.
New Troxler building, North Main street,
Maren . Ma
SUMMER BARCAIN8 ! We have filled our room to oversowing, and want more room, so wv are offering bargains in all the latest styles of
DRES8 GOODS, Linen Table Setts, Fancy Bordered. Fringed and Ex ra Large size Towels Mens and Boys Furnishing Garments. Our stock of CLOTHING is not equalled in Dubois t OUOljr. It is of the celebrated and guaranteed Mayfield, Ky., manufacture. Kvery garment guaranteed by the manufacturers- to he as represented. If it does not prove so, Your Money Hark. Call, examine, and compare pr ce and quality with other stores.
C rner öth V Jackson Streets.
JASPER, INDIANA.
Ai.kkstkii. Christ I'inksten, who shot JelTnys in Huntinghurg last week, and Kreil Morton, who furnished him the pistol, were brought over and lodged in jail by deputy sheriff Vic Cassidy. If Jeffrey recovers sulliciently to attend Court they will probably be ttied this term. At present he is improving and it is thought will eventually re cover, though it is doubtful if he will be strong enough to attend court this term.
Kailriad ICxrursioii.s. tirand bodge F. A. M., Indianapolis, May '.'land '". Tickets will le sohl May .';! 'l at one fare for the round trip. food until the 'üth. Kw rth League District Convention a! i: atisville May 111 It. Ti.-kcts sold May 19 at d '.o, atone and one-thiid fnre for the round trip on the certificate plan. Return certificate elgned by Miss. Pan nie A. Wood. Mav L'lst one fare for the round trip, k md for the day only. eXr-Tin types the best picture made, at Richardson's photo tent. 99jrSub8cribe for the Uouuiaa.
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: IRELAND, INDIANA. MAM FACTI KKU OF I "CREAM of lie HARVEST FLOUR. 'jf Unexcelled for ail par
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JUST ARRIVED The larg-st stock eiet received of Fine. Nt -w DRY GOODS,
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All the latest styles and pattern-. Full line of (iroceries and t! Hardware always on haul. 1 nie a call. Free delivery in ail parts of Jasper.
sHHEPtl BÜCH ART,
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MONTHLY SUFFERING.
Jhousand9 of women are troubled at monthly intervals with pains in the head, back, breasts, shoulders, sides hips snd limbs. But they need not suffer.
These pains are symptom- of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. The menstrual function should operate painlessly.
makes menstruation pain!r, and regular. It puts the deli cate menstrual OCgaae in Condition to do their work properlv. And that stops all this painWhy will any woman suff-r month after month when Wine of Cardui will relieve her' R costs fo.oo at the drug Itori Why don't you get a bottle to-day? For advice, In cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. "). Mrs. 02tM LEWIS, . of Ossstllls, Tsisi. eevjj "lss trssfclsa al isssthij lnto' IIS Itrrlbls pslst Is m, Sssd snd bc. but hss bsss sntlrsij rsils.su T M I Csrdul. '