Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 13, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 December 1898 — Page 8

llooiie Township Truntee'ri Notice. The undersigned, Truste of It.xme township, Ihihois county, hereby gives ..,.... Ill I... uill attan.l I., all Kl 1 ai nMa '

prtaining to the office of Trustee, at hit residence, about on mile west of 1'or.11.. II I !., I I r-..' i.i.l

road, vn Saturday! ! each week, and rejuettt all persons having township hum neu to present it on Saturday, (.'intens dsiring books from the Township Library , are notified that the Library itl kept by Wm. McHarris, in Portereville. N. B. Otrnua, Trustee. Aug 7, 1897 y. Columbia Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned. Trustee of CohUaVbia Tp ., 1iiUis county, Ind., will attend to Township Imsincns at his residence on every Saturday, ami persons bavin lOWBlIlip Inisiness to transact are re quested to present it on that day of the wek.

The Township Library is kept at the OtSet Of the Truste, where thoee entitle.l can obtain books. R. P, Smith, Trustee. Aug. ltith, 1S7 y.

Sympatbtflc fusband$.

PORTUGUESE piuatE DRUMMERS QUEER ST0RV' Ma.1a Tktun Drlak to Ilia Karly Urate aad

MOW BARTHOLtMY CAPTURED A HUGE SPANISH MERCHANTMAN.

Hall Township Busiuess. Notice it hereby given that the undei-i tigned. Trustee of Hall township, will, attend to township business on each Saturday of the year, at niv office, and per-j tons bavins township businett to tran

tact are require! to present it to him or Saturday!. The township library will also be found at my office near Rosamond, and the citizens are invited to call there for library books. The Indiana Series of School books may be had at mv office, and at John J. Meschede', in Celeatine. Levi L. Jacobs, Truatee Hall townthip. Aug. 1. lfW7. y

Madison Towmhip Truste Notice. Notice is mven ttiat hereafter the Trustee of Matt acn township will he at tht office of Dr. Uean. in Ireland, on every Hatur lav, for the pur xse of attending tc township business, xad all persons having business with the township are expected to confine it tc those days. The township library is kep. at laa Alexander's in Ireland, where all may obtain the hooka. The Indiana School books will he fonnd at Wm. T. Young's store at all timet. John K. Norman, Aug. 16, '95-y Trustee Madison Tp. An Old Adage Reads: "There is a place for everything. Now for everything to be in it.-

pi ice the Louisville Dispatch should be in the home of every Democrat T: ' Louisville Di patch i- the people's paper, owned by the people and read by the people. Tl e Louisville Dispatch is the only democratic paper published in Louisvilie. It stands squarely on the Chicago platform. It i not only in a flourishing condition after eighteen months battleing against adverse circumstances, but is today the best news medium in the Smth. And its Motto Ii y u fee it in the Dispatch it's so; if it's so it is always in the Dispatch, has b en fully verified during the American-Spanish War, during which the superiority of its news service ha. been daily apparent. The Dispaich news serico ifurnished by 1 he New York ,-un, The Chicago Inter Ocan, The Northern I'ress Association and The Lwifa Syndicate, with an active salaried correspondent in every important city in the world, besidesits own staff of over K 0 correspon dents in Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana. Get The Dispatch, it gives the news, and it tells the truth about it. The Dispatch i Kentucky'greatest paper. You should be a reader. For the next few weeks wi will club the Jaspkk Cotkikr with the Weekly Dispatch at the ex tremely low price of $1 .25 for both papers, in advance.

The sympathetic tendemeat of a loving husband ia everything to an expectant mother, especially during her first ordeal. George Lyton, Esq., a prominent druggist of Dayton, O., give the following case : A customer of Ine, whoa wife has usmI four bottles of Mother' Friend" before confinement, MTt, after seeing the efferti of the retneiiv. that if ihe hid to go through the ordeal gain, and there wert but four bottle on the market, and the com was $:. per bottle, the would hare them. " Mother'! Friend " Is a scientifically compounded liniment which affords certain relief in the various ailments preceding childbirth, and assure proper elasticity to the cords and muscles involved in the final ordeal. "Mother's Friend " u sold by drugSista, or expressed on receipt of one ollar. Valuable book, " Before Baby ü Born, " mailed free on application. THE BRADFIELO REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Oa

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(IIa Klrat Attek rallrd Thw l ittle l lrata Then l-MJ Within short Kaaaje, aad With Kltlra the htulh "orc Wat Kvduowd aad naallr I'uuquorvd. A series of aketchos by Frank R Ctoektou oi "Tue Biucaucn of Our Cusst" It fin- ol tba feat urea of 8k Nioholaaa. Mr. Strn ktou t. 11 of tbe adventure! of Bartboleiny Purtufjuex, wbo, with a small crew iu a small vess 1. captureii a bv.- Sjiauinb inortbuiitmau iu tbet aritiUuu sa. Mr. Stockton aayn; The little jarata sailed boldly toward tbe big Siianiard, and tbe latur vesM'l. utterly astnnisbid at th audacity of this attack f-T the pirates' flag was fly in lay to, bead to tbe wind, and waited, the gunner standuiK by their caniinu. When the pirates had CMinm Matt 'UourIi to see and understand the sit and power of tbe vessel they had thought of attacking, they did not, as might bve been exj ected, put about and sail nway at the best of their vesatd'a sptssa, but they kept straight on their iHiurse, as if they were about to fall upon a great, unwieldy merchantman nmuued by common sailors. Perceiving the foolbardiuesa of the little vessel, the Spanish commander detenu med to Kite it s lesson which would teach its captain to understand better the relative power of great vesi4ils and little ons, so as soon at tbe pirates' vessel was near enough he ordered a broadside fired upon It. Tbe fc-puuisb ship had a great many people on board. It had a crew of 70 men, and b. mi lea these there were some passengers and regular marines, and. knowing that the captain had determined to tire upon the approaching vessel everybody had gathered on deck to see the little pirate ship go down. But toe ten great cannon balls which

were soot out at mrtnoiemy s nine craft all niis-ted their aim, and before the

gnus could be reloaded or tbe great ship be got amiuud so as to deliver her other broadside the pirate vessel was alongside of her. Bartholemy had fired none of hit camion. Su h guns were useless against so huge a foe. What be was after was a baud to hand oombat on the deck of the Spanish ship The piratea were all ready for hot work. They bad thrown aside their ooats and shirts, as if each of them -rre going into a prizefight, and with their cutlasses in their hands and their pistols and knives in their belts they scratbMed like monkeys up the sides of the great ship But Spaniards are brave men and good fighters there were more than twice as many of them at there were of tbe piratea and It waa not long before the latter found out that they coald not capture that vessel by boarding it. So over the tide they tumbled aa fast at they oould go, leaving some of their number dead and wounded behind them. They jumped into their own vesml, and then they put off to a

short distance to take breath and get ready for a different kind of fight. The triumphant Spaniard! now prepared to get rid of this boatload of half naked wild N-ast which they oould easily do if tbey took better aim with their can

non than tney had done before.

But to their amazement they soon

found that they oould do nothing with

tbe guns, nor were they able to work

their ship so aa to get it into position for effectual shots Bartholemy and hlr

men laid aside their cutlasses and tbeil

pistols and took up muskets with which

they were well provided. Their vessel

lay within very short range of the Spanish ship, and whenever a man oould be seen through the portholes or showed

himself in .be rigging or anywhere else when- it was necessary to go in order to work the ship he made himself a target for the good aim of the piratea. The

pirate vessel could more about aa it pleated, for it seqnired but a few men to manage it, and so it kept out of

the way of tbe Spanish gunt, and itt best marksmen, crouching close to the deck, fired and fired whenever a Spanish head wut to be seen. For five long hours this unequal contest was ki pt up. It might have reminded one of s man with a slender rod

and a long, delicate line who had ! hooked a b.g salmon. The man could not pull in the salmon, but, on the other j hand, the aalmon oould not hurt the man, and in the course of time the big fish would be tirad out and the man! would get out hit landing net and scoop

him in. Now, Bartholemy thought be oould scoop in the 8paniah veaseL So many of her men had been shot that the two crews would be more nearly eqtaal. Bo he boldly ran bis vessel alongside tbe big ship and again boarded her. Then tin-re was another great fight on the decks The Spaniards had ceased to be triumphant, but tbey had become desperate, and in the urious combat ten of the pirates wer killed and four wounded. But the Wpanisrds fared worse than that More than half of the men who had not been shot by the pirates went down .before their cutlasses and piatola, and it waa not long before Bartholemy had captured the great Span iah ship It waa a fearful and a costly victory he had gaiued. A great part of his own men wer lying dead or helpless on the deck, and of tbe Spaniards only 4U were left alive, and these, it appears from the aocoonts, must have been nearly all wounded or disabled.

Survived Tbem All. A hale and hearty traveliug man with 'pink kiu and white hair a condition of completion which, by the way, Ml every traveling tnau lives to reach was 'renewing his youth with a jutrty of young ami festive drummers. Dunks i were going round freely, and when one (of the "boys" turned down his glass 'there was considerable remonstrance on I the part ? his companions at his refusal to have "ju one more "

The white haired man quietly out the discussion short by saying, "That reminds me. " The old drummer flicked the ashes from his cigar and settled back in his chair. "It was a long time ago," said he. "and it was in the old American House in this city. There were five yoang men seated in a room, just as we are here tonight, only they were all feeling 'pretty good. ' and there wasn't any old man around to toru them with a story Bnt along about midnight one of the party turned down his glass juHt as my young friend here has done. He said he" had bad enough, and goodness knows he bad. His determination was greeted most hilariously as a good joke. He tteadily declined, however, though tbe wine was brought and set before him, but the taunts and innuendoes of his comrades finally exaaperuted him so that he exclaimed rather petulantly, but half in fun. 'Well, boys, I'll join you once more if you will drink to an early grave for me, 1 The toast was proposed upnvariously and drank standing. But somehow after that the fun was not to furious Thingr quieted down. The men teemed to half realize that to tlrink to a man's death wasn't such a good joke after all, and one by one ther made eouscs and went off to bed. " Here tbe old man pauw d. "Did the man die." queried he whr had refused to "have another" with some interest. "No, " was tho reply. "Hois the only one of the five now alive to tell the tale. ' Buffalo IS'ews.

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This Matulflcrtit Jewel Will Be Owned by Pauline Aator. In the ordiuary course of events Mias Pauline Astor w ill some day become possessor of the most famous and magnificent diamond owned outside uf a crown treasure. The ftjsji in question is the world famous Kancy diamond, owned by her father, and were it to appear among the jwds worn at any conrt function or royal drawing room it would entirely throw into the shade every other gem there except the Kohinoor, which the queen alwaya wears on state occasions as a brooch. The Sancy It a tone which is pot tested of a remarkable history. Weighing about S4 carats, it at una time

formed part of the crown jtiwelt of

Duke Charit-4 the Bold of Burgundy, and on hit death in battle in Switzer

land was fouud set either iu hit helmet

or swort nut. lne bwiss sold it to the

French king of the day, and from that time forth it became oue of the crown

jewels of France. It disappeared at the time of the revo

lution, reappeared at the restoration

and at the time of the second revolu

tion in 18 80 pasted by purchase into the possession of Anatole Demidoff, the Muscovite millionaire. It was worn for

a time by Deruidoff's wife, Princess Mathilde Bonaparte, but he took it from her before their separation and then txHiueathed it to his naphew, Paul Demidoff. The latter sold it in the sixties for the sum of 1200,000, a ridicalously small price, to tbe late Sir Jamaetjee Jejeehnbboy, tbe Parsee millionaire and philanthropist of Bombay.

After nia oeinlae ins neirs put it once more in tbe market, and it was pur chased by William Waldorf Astor by private c ontract, no mention being mada of the price paid. Philadelphia Tunoa.

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They also want your rWHEATAnd pay the Highest Market Price in Cas Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times

FELIX LAMPER Agent for the Empire Drill.

'Subscribe fur the Cue hieb.

UiirhiHon TniHte Notice

Notice is hereby (riven that the under

It RH ad, I ru' e of Harbison townshii

will att Mid to township busines on escl

abinlay of the year, at my office, and

HxnMM having township biuinem U trrnsact are required lo present it to him iti Naturdayt. The township library will be kept at my home in liayaville. iEORoB Nix, Aug. J3, 1897 7. Traatet.

Itoo't Vy It. "I have uo place to lay my head, " the sobbed. Hit good fairy at one appeared. "Be car. ful, then," urged the latter, waxing her wand, "that yon don't haw it" (Hiding to the front of the stage, the enchant rest it he underttMid that there would I a calorific period in tht ancient municipality that evening. Detroit Journal.

E lamination Rtorlaa, Isis of Oxford IIa two good examination stnri s. The first it a candidate who iu the divinity viva voce was asked to translate a portion of the gospelt. As he did not stop at tbe end of that portion tbe examiner said to him : "Thank you, Mr. , that will da We are quite satisfied with your paper. " "Oh. please," was the answer, "do let me go on. I should to like to find out how thit story ends." Modern history furnishes tbe other. One candidate's paper iu the Oxford local exami nation contained tbe following lnminons and surprising passage, "General Wolfe boldly attacked tho Arabian knigbta without waiting for the other throe corpaea to come np. " Trat rldot Apply. Mrs. Northside was telling about the trouble Mrs. Manchester was baviug with her maids ami was apparently taking much pleasure out of her difficulties. " You should not be glad because Mrs. Manchester is in trouble," said Mr.

I Nortbtide. "Yon shonld remember that

tbe Bible tayt, 'Rejoice not when thine enemy falleth. ' " "Oh, that's all right!" replied Mrs. Northside britkly. "Mrs. Mam hotter isn't an enemy at all ; aho is my dearest friend. ' ' 1'itUburg Chronicle - Talegraph. AecliUntal Iiralh.

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an accident, " amid tho man from the

east. "That's what it waa, sinniger," replied tbe native. " Bill only meant to wing him when be shot, but somebody joggled bis arm." Chicago I'oit. In Russia women householder! vote fur ..II i loclive oilieers and ou all local matUira

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