Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 October 1898 — Page 4
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JASPER COURIER
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1898, DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
of
M Ttrkrl. Secretary of State Samuel M. Rfl Ht i in .)f lloone countv.
Auditor of Statt- John V. Minor,
M adison county. Treasurer of State 1 1 titi I)augherty, f Well county. Attorney tieneral John i. McNutt, of Vigo county. (.Merk Supreme Court Henry War ram, of Marion county. Superintendent of Public Instruction V. ! Sinclaii , of Starke county. State Statistician Jaineu S. (iuthrie, brown county. State tieologiot Kdwaid Barrett, Hendricks county . Judges of the Supreme Court: Second District M. Z. Stannanl, of Clark county. Third District--James McCain, of Warren countv. Fifth District Timothy K. Howard, of St. Joseph county. Judges of the Appellate Court: First District Kdwiu Taylor, of Vanderbtirg county. Second District C. G, Collier, of Hartholomew e unity. Third District Edgar Brown, of Marion countv. Fourth District - i. W. Devan, of Madison countv. Fifth District Johann Kopelke, of Lake countv. PtSlHSl Tlrkrt. For Congressman, 3d District Win. T. Zenor, of Harrison county. For State Senator Ephraim Inman. For Representative from Dubois and Pike counties Sasser Sullivan. F"r Prosecuting Attorney "7t h Judicial Circuit - Kerr Traylor. Count) Tlrket. For Auditor- August H Koeriur. For Clerk Or. Court Herman Fckert. For Recorder Philip J. Kunkel, Jr. For Sheriff Herman IF Cantrup. Fir Treasurer Charles Moeiikhaus. For Surveyor VV in. T. Young. For Coroner Philip A. tiuckes. For Coininiscioner, let district COBrad Jackie. For Commissioner, 3t) district Joseph Frita.
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING Notice is hereby given that Hon. John Overmever, of North Vernon. Ind., will address the citizens of Jasper, Ind., and vicinity, on the political issues of this campaign, on W ROM ES D A Y OCT . 19th, 1 898 , at 7:30 o'clock P. M. The meeting will be held at the Court House. Let every jierson attend and hear the political issues discussed from a democratic stand point. By order of the Democratic Central Committee of Dubois County. CiEo. R. Wilson, County Chairman. John E hfcFsiX, Secretary. Democratic Speaking. Notice is hereby given that Hon. Win. T. Zenor, of Corydon, Democratic candidate for Congress, will address ihe citizens of Huntingburg, on Friday, October 28, 1N98. Ferdinand, on Monday October 31, 189. Jasper, on Tuesday November 1st, 1888, Birdseye. on Wednesday November 2d, 1 WW.
All meetings will be held at 7 30
P. M.
Let every person attend and hear
the political issues discussed from
a Democratic standpoint. By order of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee of Dub is County,
Indiana. Dated October 4th, 18)88. GBO. R. Wilson, Co. Chairman John K. McFall, Secretary.
aT.o wonder the National Banks of Louisville are in favor of the gold standard. The Louisville Times (Rep.) last Monday's report of the clearing house shows the stock of nine of them to average 51 per cent, premium, while holders
of tue (ierman Bank stock ask 21
for it. For the rich, who are out
of debt, and have no sympathy with
mechanics or the struggling common people, the gold standard is the thing.
Tt-i.Ki'iioNK. -As Jasper citizens would not enough of them Mlb scribe to secure a telephone exnhant. Iba Cumberland company will try and unite Jasper and i'untiniburg together tor one, and estah jlish the exchange in Huntingburg. Will Jasper always suck the hind
teat: Mr. 1.. J. Heid was m jasper yesterday seeing about it. The Bif Flower Show. There will be over 5000 different plants on exhibition at the Chrysanthemum and Flower show to be given by the PrSÜ Club at Kvansrills Nov. Sth to 12th, and evenone of these plants will be in full bloom. The hall will be specially lighted for the invasion, and in addition to the dower show there will he grand concerts every afternoon and evening, at which the best talent iu the United States will be heard. The band concert of the famouHowell band, numbering 42 men, will be worth going to hear alone. This hand is the MO of any hand in the country, and is anauging to give selections of classical music that will add to their already great reputation. Mrs. Genevieve Clark -Wilson, the soprano, is known oil over the world a h iving one of the ßoeat clearest soprano voices. She has been engaged for two concerts. Special excursion rates will be in effect from Jasper on the K. R. Proposed Educational Laws. Superintendent oi Public Instruction 1). M. Gotting is having a bill prepared for introduction in the coming legislature increasing the state school levy from 11 cents to 10 cents on each 8100. A hill with the .-ame provision was introduced in the last legislature and defeated. "The school system is a state institution anü therefore it should be sufficiently provided for by the state," says Mr. Getting. "The custom of local levies fur tuition purposes should be done away with entirely, and the state levy increased sufficiently to support all oi the schools on the same basis. There is no truer adage than that tie entire wealth of the state should be umA for ihe education of all of the
children of the state." State Snperiolenddnt (Jeeting is
the father of another hill relating to a proposed important reform in the
täte school system, this bill be
hopes also to see become a law by I virtue of action of the coining legis-
atnre. This hill will make a h sense to teach school obtained in
one county in the state good in every county, and will require that examination papers of applicants1
or license shall be graded hy a cen-1
tral state board appointed by the
-täte superintendent, who shall be
responsible for his selections, m-
tead of by the county superintend
ent. Ihe examination, according
to the plan to be proposed by Mr.
ieeting, would partake of all the es
sential characteristics of a civil ser
vice examination. The proposition to make a license obtained in one
county good in every other county
in the statn ih very generally and
enthusiastically contended tor by
chool teachers. Lv. Courier.
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aSeThe new Republican Senator-
elect from Oiegon, Joseph Simon, is a Jew, and is a rabid advocate of the gold standard, and large expenditures by the general government. He is wealthy, and don't care for expenses so long as there is no income tax, which he views with hoiror. Certainly, from these indications, he is a pretty good Republican of the Hanna tripe. According to the report of the surgeon-general of the navy issued ()ctoler 10, the men-of-war of the I mted States were the healthiest places in all the world last summer, both alloat and ashore. In the entire navy of about 24,UK) men, there wan only eighty-four casualties, including accidents and everything, and of these only seventeen resulted in death, Chicago Record.
THAT INVESTIGATION. If any one has doubt of the char-
acter and intention oi tne resident's War Commission, suiely it
must be dispelled by the proceedings already reported. Generals
Dodge and Heaver and I Jr. Corner have clearly showed their animus and foreshadowed their report. Every question they have asked has contained a very clear and emphatic hint as to the answer they desired and expected. "Could all the medical men and all the medicines in the world, in your opinion," was asked (Jen. Wheeler, "have prevented the outbreak of sickness at
Santiago?"
Of course not ; but the alleged ob
ject of appointing the commission
was to ascertain whether t hat sickness was not increased and the suffering of the wounded greatly augmented by the most outr. geous neglect and incompetency. The same inquiry should le made in regard to the treatment of the
troop- in the various camps. The investigation thus far has not touched the main issue, and it is evident that the commissioners do not intend to touch it if it can be avoided.
Any report UM commission may make will not le worth what the Duke of Wellington called "a twopenny damn?" Louisville Times, (Republican.)
Conference of Indiana Institute Worker, l.iiKuvette, Ind., et 1 1th to l'Jth. One lese tor the round trip Oct. (0 and I.', KHd until Oct. 14 fur those holding Ihe proper certificates. Old Soldiers Reunion Kvansville (et. 1Mb. Ose fart lor the round trip Out. l.jih, good leaving Kvansville first train on morning of 1Mb. Peace .Into lee Chicago, III. Oei, 17 A IH. Tickets will Ik- sold ' et 17 A IM at 9fQ for the round trip, food until (et. 22d.
St;i e of I mMatui 1 hlboil Count v ,
I, lleriuar Eckert, Clerk of UM t reiut court, within and lot the county of Dubois, and 8 ate of Indiana, do here by certify to the Sheriff of cam Countv,
that the following Mate, District, aim County otlieent are to In-elected id the November election, to be held oa the
tirst Tue. lay after the Drei Monday oi November! 18M,beiag the eighth day oi aid month, .ii tl several preclocUl ' aid County, to w it : i I nc Secretary ol state i 1 ne auditOI of State . ne Treasarer ol State i ne Attorney ieneral ; ( ne Clerk Supreme Court ; One Superintendent of Public Iii-lni. tlou . ne Mate statistician ; t toe Mate Geologist ; One Judjre of the Supreme Court ol the Second District ; One Judge of the Supreme Court of the Third District ; One Judge ol the Supreme Court of the
fifth Uiatrict. toe Judge of the Appellate the Pi ret 1 ij'trict ; toe Judae "f the Appelate the Second I'istrict ; toe Judge of the Appellate the Third lintri. t ; OnoJodgeof the Appellate the Fourth Diet rid ; ( toeJudfe of the Appellate
the Fifth District ;
Duraler orricasa. One Representative in CongreM for the third Congressional District ; OdJ PfOeeCUting Attorney for the Fifty-ceventh Judn ial 'ireuit ; ( toe Joint Senator for the I'istriet eoinposed ol the counties of Dobok and DarioMi ( toe Joint Representative for I'istriet
eompoeed ol the coaaties ol Dnboii and Dike; COI STY OKKU'KRS. One Auditor for Doboil county; ne Clerk : ( toe Sheriff; ne Treasurer ; ne Reeorder ; ne Surveyor ; toe Coroner ;
One Commissioner for the First Dis-
tnet ; . I hie Commissioner for the Third I istriet ; tow asm i r ossioaaSa Two Justices of the Peace, forColutnhia township; Two Constahles for Columbia township. TwoJosticei of the Pence lor Harbison township ; Two Constables for Harbtaoa tow nship. Two Justices of the Peace lor Boone township ; Two Constantsa, for Boone township. Two Justices of the Fssot hu Madi00 township ; TsfO Constahles for Madison township. Three justices of the I'eace for Rainbridge Tow nship ; Three Constables for liainhrid'e township. Two Justices of the l'eaee for Marion township ; TWO Constables for Marion township. Two Justices of the Peaee for Hall township; Two constables for Hall tow I ship Thre- Justices of the I'eace for Jefferson township; Three Constahles for Jeflersoii township. Two Justices of the IVare for Jackson township ; Two Constables lot Jack-on tow nship. Three Justices of the Peace for Pstoks township; Thre Coustables for l'atoka
township. Two Justices of the Peace for Cess township; Two Constahles for Cass tow tishii). Two Justices of the Peace for Ferdinand tow nshin ; Two Constables for
Ferdinand township,
The sh riff of Dubois countv, Indian;
is lierehv directed to give legal notice of neb election, in conformity, to tlostatute in such CSMWSmads and" provided.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto i subscribed my name, and af- '. ska i. ! tixed the se;l of said court,
at Jasper, Indiana, this "-"'th
day of Sept., 18W8,
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PROCLAMATION
State of I ndiana.
Dulxiis Countv
Theonsiiflsd voters of Dsbots County,
I n hana. are hereby notified that th
Polk will be opened at the usual places of holding elections, in the several tow nsbips f said County and State, on the Ii rst Tuesday after the first Monday in November, UKJS. the same being the eighth day of said month, for the purpose mentioned in the foregoing precept, w hereof all persons interestod will take notice and govern themselves, accordingWitness niv band ar.d Seal, this gvth
day of September, itflM. n8S BY CaSBIOT, Sheriff P. C. Jasper, Ind., Oct. 7, 1898 3t.
Notice ol Administrator s Appointment. Notice is hereby (riven that the undersigned has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Anlehne llissey, late of Dubois county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is solvent. GKOROF W RA i I.K, Admr. Tk.wi.or A Hcntkr, Att'yt. Sept. :, LSI 8. 3w. Administrator's Sale of l'erHotial PrH'rty. Notice is heretiy given lhat the undereigned, administrator of the estate of Anifeline Kissey, deeeasd, will offer for wale at public auction, at the late residence of Ihe decedent, in tin town of I reland, in Madison township, in Dubois county, Indiana, on SATURDAY thetM dta of OCTOBER, a. p. taiti The personal property of said estate, consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Hay and various other articles. sale to begin at 9 o'clock A. M. TERMS: All sums of ITS dollars and under cash in band ; over live dollars a credit of not to exceed nine months
w ill lie given, the purchaser executing
bis note therefor, hearing s x per cent interest from date, waiving relief of valuation laws, providing for attorneys foes, and with freehold sureties to the approval of the administrator. GEO RGB W. RA ILK, Admr. inu i ok A HOMTBS, Att'ys. Bent, i'H- ; shs.
YOUNG MBW
Come to our store as soon as you read this adv and make your selection of a bran new and stylish
FALL SLIT!
We have just received and unpacked, ready to show you the prettiest line of lathing in the County. Don't forget that we are headquarters for Mens' Fine Shoes, in stock or to order. All the new shapes in soft and stiff
hats for Fall including the Lynx Brand, J the best stiff hat in the market.
Our Ladies' Wraps are in; watch for the date of our Opening. Call and see
us. fcj. KUJiiUJLJJlS.,
JASPER, IND.
First in the Field with a Fine Stock of Fall Goods!
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You are respectfully invited to come and examine the LATEST STYLES t In everything, and notice the very LOW PRICES We are enabled to sell them at, particularly Ladies Fine Dress G-ddcLs. SHOES, of various new styles,
for ladies, gentlemen and children.
GENTLEMENS' SUITNGS In great variety ready for Artistic
na,,, th o mtBnaf to Buit the most f astidious , Clerk, D. C. CI 0 9
taste. Our Grocery line is always
full of the best. Come and see.
GERBER & HUTHER,
Troxler Building, lviain otreet, JASPER, - - - - INDIANA.
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Mrs. LOUISA HALE, of janrtnn, Ca., sayi: "Whn I first look Wins of Cant I we had been married three years, but ould not have any ehlldren. Mine months laier 1 had a fine girl baby."
An old Aslage RmuUi "There i a place for everythinj Now for everything to be in i p toe the Louis rille I lispstch - lie in the home of every Democn rhe Loiiittville Dispatch is the pe pie's paper, owncil hy the peop and read hv the people. T Louisville 1 i-j atch is the 0D democratic paper published I.ouisvihe. It stands MUSfely 1 the Chicago platform. It h note ly in I llouiaShing condition aft eighteen month- battleing sg&ic adverse ciicumstancos, but Li I dav the best news medium in t South. And its Motto It you - it in ihe Dispatch it's so ; if it's it U ilwsyi in the Dispatch, h hi so fully verified during the Amei i an S aiii-h War, during which t superiority of it news service h been daily .ipparent. The I i-pa ch news service furnished by I he New York u rhe Chicago Inter OodSn, Tl Northern PrSSI AstOflllMofl a:id tl l.c-lie Sy. nlicate, with an acti .-alaried correspondent in every it portatlt city in the world, betil its own staff of over dH c rtW detttl in Kentucky. Tennessee ai Indiana. Oft the Di-patch. giv s the new-, and it tells the tru about it. The Dispatch is Rentuc J greatest paper. YoU should I" reader. For the next few iwk b ' will club the JasPBS CotJSIRS Si the Weekly Dispatch at IN ' tremelv low price of tl jö for bo papers, In advance. MSJi 1Ü, wi. House and l ot for Sale. A good residenci- on Mill ftn"t .i seper, for hhIc sheep, and on rem temiH. The lol lias en it a K I drill rell eostiag nearly jux, farninhin unfailinir supply of g""' water, r price and terms apply to C. Doane.