Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 12, Jasper, Dubois County, 25 November 1898 — Page 4

J vSi'tK COURIER

MAY REORGANIZE AIR LINE. Reorganization in.iy put an end to the foreclosure ptOC lins ol the tirt-t mortgage l nul holders ul tinAir Line. They are proceeding with Ihsll foreclosure and Judge A- P. Huiuphiey of Lou.sviile, Ky., is tuking Drool in the nioveedinn". A plan

iffiU. &XEZm'Zu J & . . .? Ol MOrgMkiMdoa DM HOJ been SS tied UPOD. ami till it if there will he

J HKK. Ill KOh ril NTV. INDIANA.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1898

C0MMISSIOSI8 Arrive.

ert r i sived Tuesda the

gions for the new county officers" elect, and the county OOBOOaitiODTI will meet to approve their bonds the first Mondav in December. The

no let up in the topi to foreclosure. The stock baS taken I jirnp in

"erkhYk- the lagt few days. 1 he earnings 01

conmiii- the roal are such as to indicate that

the property is a paying one.--KS.

Did I understand you to sav

tha' dress von admired so much to-

i..w othcers will assume their duties day was a dream:" inquired Mr.

as follows : Clerk Herman Eckert succeedhimself, his four year term begin

ning Dec. 6th 1898

Smokehart.

"Yet" answerod his wife, hopefully. a. I II

Well b proceeded very kindly,

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Sheriff elect Heinum II Castrop "you keep your minu on u win

succeeds Henry Cassidv for two you go to Sleep tonight, ami mayoe

years, his term beginning Dec. 6, 1896. Treasurer elect Charles Moenkha is succeeds Edward A. bohnert for two years, his term beginning Jan. 1. 1899. Recorder elect Phillip J. Kunkel

you will dream one of your OWU.

Washington star.

Supreme Court Decision.

CUrk

18 199. DSTIS vs. state

C. C. Reversed. Mcl'abe, J. I, The intermediate sentence

succeeds l'hillip Dilly for four years. iav (acts 1M7. page 241,) is not

his term beicinnma Dec. ', 1898

Surveyer v m. 1 himself, his new-

Dec. 5, L898. Coroner elect Phil. A. Gackei succeeds O. A. Bighsm, his term beginning Nov. 25, 1898. Prosecutor elect Krr Traylor succeeds W, E. Cox, his term beginning Dec. 1 1, 1898 County Auditor A. H. Koernei begins his next term on Dec.ti. ,.'. County Commissioner Jos. Frit begins his new term on Dec. ". 18f. and Commisnioner Jackie on the tirst Monday in Dec. 199,

an ex post facto aw as to olfencel

Youni? succeed.- . mimitted before Us passage, since

term begiuning it d.'es not chance the punishment for crimes, but only prescribes I

different method ol fixing its extent within the limits formerly prescrib ed by law. 2, It is error to charge the jury trying s prosecution with intent to murder, where the plea of self de fense bss been interposed, that a person assaulted by another who has DO weapon in his hands or the appearance thereof, is not justified in usi.ig a deadly weapon in defence of his person.

The ii Congressional District. The following is the official vote by counties in this district at the last election.

counties. Clark Crawford N-utt Terry Dubois w labingtoa Floyd rHI)fe Harrison

White- Mhv Zenor. aide. fl0i 3,o31 3,1 "3 l,rt7d l,ttö 0 1,111 73 4 -,441 R3Ö : ÜH 1,941 50 3.518 MM L'ft 1,717 l.Stt W 1, 470 -I.IHA n 11,111 1H.741 11H

a remarkable

Totals

Zenor plurality 4,. 170

The above shows

increase in the Democratic vote in this district Mr. Zeooff carrying every county in the district but Oi

ange, while two years ago he lost four of the counties, and the ma joritiee are this year generally larger in the counties, and the vote 00 the State ticket increased OVSf 2j000 compared with two years ago. This was accomplished by earnest work and good organization, for which A Jam Heimberger, of New Albany,

and VV. E. Cox, of this county, de serves the thanks of the Democracy of the State generally and of the :'d dirtrn t particularly. in the beginning of the canvass. Mr. Cox, as chairman of the district committee, visited every county in the district, and some of them twice, to assist in a thorough and harmonious Democratic organization for work, and this was kepi up until the election, the fttriotll county committees in most of the counties working enthusiastically and judiciously for the ent re tick et, and burying all personal choice

for the cereral success. Mr. Cx

cv expected to visit each county sev

eral times, but in the middle of the canvass he was taken sick, ami

confined to his room for weeks He, h wever, from his bed dictated between 3,000 and 4,-00 J leiten, and sent them to active workers and friends at many precincts through the district, urging the necessity of active and unceasing woik for success, and the result showed the effect of such work throughout the district. If the other congressional districts had done as well Indiana would have been Democratic and Senator Tur pie would have been his own succerisor. The result in this iistriot shows Mr. Cox to be what his friends asserted in the district con

vention when he was chosen chair man a clear headed, thorough organizer, competent and willing to work in any emergency for the good of his country and democracy. The

Coi niKK nredicts that he has

bright future before him if he re tuins his health.

POINTED PARAGRAPHS. Comparison are odious when they shadow us. A retriever is the most fetching thing in the world. The medicine bottle usually has a bid taste in its mouth. The path of ambition leads to a great many political graves. It is impossible to convince a spider that there is honev in the rose.

Indolence often assumes the mask of patience and gathers in her rewards. It is pretty hard for some men to

keep their wants down to their incomes. This world is a dangerous place

to live in. People seldc.m get out of it alive. That a man neverlived who didn't expect to invent something that would make him rich. Horse racing is a peculiar Uiing; the majority of the horses in a race are not in it. A writer ays there is a great deal of character in politics but he

doesn't specify the kind. It doesn't cause a man's heart to over flow with joy as he meanders home at '1 a. m. to discover that Loth nimsSM and the moon are down to their last quarter. Chicago News.

Administrator' Sah' Notice In tlie nutter f the estate of Nancy J. Polwuu, dcoeaied. Notice i in rebj livea that by virtue of an order ol the Dubois Circuit Court, of the Mate t Indiana, the undermined us administrate! of the estate of NSHC) ,1 . Poison, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction on the premises, near the town of PuhoiH on g rURDAY, . i t km BEB Nth, IMS, I'lie fallowing r'-11 estate situated in Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit:

Part of the Kast half of the n nth-cant quarter of the aoitn-eesl quarter of set uon twelve, township one south, rases ..in est, rjrtntsilfnSJ eighteen Keren, more or lese. TERMti One half eash . the remain der in six months, with note at six per cent, interest, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, with surety to the approval of the approval of the admin iatrator. Said sale to lie made ItetHeen

i he hours of 10 o'clock A. If, and o'clock P. M FRANK PINNICK, Adm'r. W V Oos, Attorney. Nov. 96, IMS, 4w . Notice of Public Sale of Personal Property. Notice is hereby given that the undertitned, administrator of the estate ol 1 ndwlf Weher, dSOeSSSd, will offer for sale, at public auction, at the late residence of the decedent, in Boone town ship, in Dubois county, Indiana, on THURSDAY the loth day of DECEMBER, A. I. 1808, The personal property of said estate not taken by the widow, consisting of -horses. D bead of cattle, 17 hogs, 1 bind

er, 1 mower, 1 wagon, I ouggy, I corn dr II, 1 wheat drill, 4 plows. '1 baiTOWt,

200 bushels of corn, 200 bushel oi wheat, more or lees, SOG bushels of oats, 10 tone ol hay, lot of tools, household and kitchen Furniture, and various other articles, harness, &c. TERMS : - All sums of five dollar and

under cash in hand, over the dollars a

credit of not to exceed nine months will

he given, the purchaser executing his note therefor, hearing six j.r cent, interest from date until paid, waiving relief, providing for attorney's fees, and with good freehold surety to the approval of the administrator. Sale to legin at 9 o'clock A. M. JOHN HEBER, Administrator. Tkwi.ok A UcsrKK Attornevs. Nov. is, ISOg. ;w.

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Our Big Stock of Winter OLOTHING! Is ready for inspection. We desire to sell this big stock of

Suits and Overcoats!

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At Once. To do so we must be able to undersell our competitors. Our low prices combined with such values that we offer this season will sell our goods.

You will never believe it unless you call and get acquainted with our stock and 3

prices. Mens Overcoats and Ulsters, from $3.00 UP I Mens Suits, - - from $3.00 UP

Ladies must not forget to call at our store when they want to look at the largest and most complete stock of Wraps and Ladies furnishings.

S. KUEBLER,

West Side Public Square

Jasper, Ind.

Administrator's Sale of Heal Estate.

Notice ic hereby given that the under

Higired, administrator of the estate Joseph Kgg, deceased, will on

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10th. L8M, I iffer for sale at psjtbUs auction OO the pfeuieSS, the nndivued two-thirdn part of the following deMcriU-d real ectute lie kmfinSjtO said decedent: l'art of lot nuiider 118, in the original town of .lau

tier, UiiIhuh eountv, Indiana, more par

tn-niarlv described an follows; Com

mencing at the north-east corner of nai

lot, running thence Mouth ''" feet, thence w. -t UN) feet, thence north L'" fo-t t alley, thence ea.-t HM) feet to Main St., and to beginning. Said lot i" in i e of the best parts of Jasper and has a goxl bumnens boCSS situated upon it. Said sale will Ix'ein at 1 o'clock p. n. TERMS OF SALE. One-third ofths purchase money to le paid in cast), ti.e residue in two eijual pa' inents , lue in six and twelvemonths from date of sale, the purchaser to execute Iiis note with ifool freehold surety for the deferred piyinents, Itea ing interest at per cent, per annum, and waiving relic from valuation or appraisement laws ROSA EGO. A dears, with Will annexel. HtLSOm A BWBBSST, Attorneys. Nov. 11, 'iH 4w.

First in the Field with a Fine Stock of Fall Goods!

TOLD BY FIQURES. About new books are publish

ed daily in (ireat Britian. A single human hair will support four ounces without breaking. At the present r.de of combustion, it in thought the sun will last from 7,MH,(MM to 15,000,000 year- before burning itseil out. Russia, with a population of 127, (XX), IKK), hasonly 1H,:J:4 physician-. In the I'nited Stales, with a popu

lation Of about ö,XJU,UUU, there are 120,000 physicians. The largest mass of pure rock salt in the world lies under the province of (ialicia, Hungary. It is known to be ".") miles long, -0 broad and 2ö) feet in thic kness;. The Indian population of the United States is 248,840. In 1492 they were the lords of the lords of the whole country ; now tlwy have reserved for them 144,486 square miles. A Fteneh stastitician has calculated that the human eye travels over 2,tXXj yards in reading an ordinary sized novel. The average human being is nuppoed to get through 2,."(XJ ttUes of reading in a lifetime.

$75

( IRGAN givc-n to the person who gu sses the nearest to the correct

number of seeds in the pumpkin

on exhibition in our show win

now

dow. Cotnc and take a look at the rgan and Pumpkin

And guess at least once, body has an equal chance

kin will be cut and

January 1st 1899. A each II Ott purchase.

B very Pump

seeds counted

uess with

'You are respectfully invited to

come and examine the

LATEST STYLES I

In everything, and notice the very

LOW PRICES We are enabled to sell them at, particularly Ladies Fine Dress Semds. SHOES, of various new styles, for ladies, gentlemen and children. GENTLEMENS' SUITINGS In great variety ready for Artistic Fitting, to suit the most fastidious taste. Our Grocery line is always

full of the best. Come and see. GERBER & HUTHER, Troxler Building, Main Street, JASPER, - - - - INDIANA.

March 4. IS.

KUEBLER,

Aiiniirn n i nn i i iin i m

iOUIVIIVO Drtnuttlliu !

Jeweler.

JASPER, - March U, y

INDIANA

Confressiortsl Majorities. 1st District. Hemenway, Rap. I'd " Mi-rs, Dem. Hd 11 ZeoOf. Dem. Ith " Griflith, Dem. rth " FuHh, Rep. tith M Watson, ROD, 7th " OvcrHtreet, Rep. Sth " Cromer, Rep. Uth " Landis, Rep. bth 11 Cru.npacker, Rep, 11th " Steele, Rep. 12th " Robimton, Dem. bUh Hrick, Rep.

LICKNHK NOTICK. Till, and k imrnnhlp. Iut. Oi.l Ib4t Iba umlr lannl. a mal rmii-u ol ihr

II 1 I nn. J Hlata, will apply I ! 'naml.i'ii

er iif Itulioia cuuiity al 'liclr nml rrRiiUr Mtm I, OmmSSSTi for a llcna l ratail ini..xi . Mim 1 , . i . r a . aaM ami win, ami permit tbr .am to t,r ilrmia on the irnnU, uixln ilf (iroHl'.ii of IhrUMi f toäajM govrriilliK iiirn lie MM Tlif nrci Incntiiui wIht' aaiU lujit'ira art'

, , to bs SOM IS IS S IOOM tSStS fSSl, on part ! 1 , lli th aouth fnii tioiiHl ai-ctlon Ho. II, town I "wo So. 1. sortta, nussv llo. I wsl, ltd OMtrs psr I ,Ooü ticnlHrly SflSSrlbWi a follo OoanOK' 4 ;17" ,,','t ,'"t "' ""' "'"'tt' cast coriuT of ' lot .Nn . hi the town ol l'ortcravlll, u 2,ttK ahow ii hy ii map or plat of sail town, run .i-ii hoik tUciici- cant 41 frt t.thi'iicf north 4i fvi t, ''' thiiicc a cat 41 fo.-t . thciici- aonth 40 fnt to J 204 P'14'" heg I tin IB Al tht m ilio. aid (ilact will apply fur a ptr .'.' mit to coiidurl a lum h ataii'l ltircwiih 1 , -' JACtHI Nhit KAM Nov. an. tm-äw.

4, iö(t 1,271

JUST ARRIVED The largest utock ever received of Fine. New DRY GOODS,

NOTIONS.

ClaOTHIleTG,

Wantki) navssAL rm sTwoitnn I'uraoua 111 tliln atatr to untnilK' "Ul

All the latest styles tnd patterns. Full line of (irocepes and Shall Hardware always on hand. (Jive me a call. Free delivery in all parts of Jasper J0HEPII BUCH ART, Wrat Ath Mtrrrt. JAsCKIl, INI. Apr I i"2. m-aljr.

We room,

have tilled our room to overflowing, and want more so we are offering hargains in all the latest styles of

DRESS GOODS, Linrn Table Setts, Fancy Bordered Fringed and Extra Large size Towels- Mens and Boys Furnishing Garments. rw wo,.lr i if ( I .) Til I (i is not eotialled in Duhois tountv. It

Of tba celehrated and guaranteed Maytield, Ky., tnanufacture. mpni iinrnntfP! hv the manufacturers to he us reiresnted.

does not prove so, Your MoiH'.V HtU'k. Call, examine, oare iirce and oualitv with other stores.

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Kvery If it

und com-

(' rner öth k Jackson Streets.

JASl'KK, INDIANA

biinlncaa In tlnir ow n ami

SöfMr. Cteo. Kästner had a fine dance at his hall Wednesday night.

I I )!) It I intliily oltlcc work coiuli I SAO H'lrJ 'ringln $mi a yewr i,MJ, ili tlintc, ImuiiiIIiIc nil iimrt', Monthly 176. U.f r ik . a. V i; I tl r"sif atntnpiol i tivi lop.

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House sad Lot for Sale. A good residence on Mill street in Jw-per, for sale cheap, and on reasonnliU

terms. The lot IihS on it S Rood drilled; well eOStlag nearly 1100, furiiinliin( an iinfailintr ammlv of mMxl water. Km

j prLe sod terms spply to C. Doam. j

f"fg s 2 2 3D Hli l g t sr-m ? I3 I ' S -TjO " i I a 5 3 o - i ijij.:.,, A

MONTHLY SUFFERING.

T"hou sands of women are troubled at monthly interval with pain in the head, back, breasts, Shoulder, sides hips snd limbs. But they need not suffer.

These palna are symptoms of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. The menstrual function should operate

painlessly.

rinef&rdn

makes menstrustion psinlesi, and regular. It puts the delicate menstrual Organa in condition to do their work properly. And that stops all this pain. Why will any woman suffer month after month when Wine of Cardm will relieve her? It costs fi.oo at the drug store. Why don't you get s bottle to-day? For advice, in cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. eesaMrs. S0ZENA LEWIS. I OaatWIla, TsiSI. " I was trsusla al msnthi, lattrvait with tarrlbit pains Is my haad and back, but haa bass snUrsly rMd by wla l CarSal."

LIVERY AND SALE STAB1 VOLLMER & CO.. MAIN STRKKT, JtWfGT, I Alwayn l ave the ta'at tunMMltS : variety for CQStOSSSSS; particularly B Bseeeisl travelers. OoSaftOOOt SOd 1 fill drivere to all parts of Duboif ssd oining counties. Horses boarded sold on etsestl temiM. o. t 14. MM

ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT! An old adajte resds: "There I I for everything," and for evr)il M In Its place, the LOUISVILLE MSP' should rind a place In the home of r DK.MOt'RAT In the SUNNY SOI TH Dispatch Is the people s paper onf 'he people, and Is always readr 10 for the cause of the people. IT STA SQUARELY ON THE 0H10AOO PI I'OHM, wi-hout the sld or consent of Hold Huk Monopolies, and a fair com laon of Ita news aervlce (now hems' nlahed over lessed wires by the New Sun. the Cblcsgo Inter Ocean and Northern Press Association) with ttii any other paper, will fully tW Motto, "II you see It In the Ulspatc so. and If It's so It Is always In tb patch." The Dispatch also has a staff " 300 active correspondents In the will POSITIVELY OUARANTEE W THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN1 nf any other Louisville paper 0 Dispatch; it glvea the news snd ISSi truLh about It. Dally. 8 pages; Sunday, ti W" ' lv. k pagea. We club with th-- V" Dlapatcb at tha remarkably lo" S"10 $1 .35 for both papers in al inf

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