Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 20, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 January 1899 — Page 8

Iltlt Township TnwWa'l Trophic of the Wir Notico. Su-(cii(l. (I from tin- third-atorj The luiderwiirned, Trufte of Hxie balconie of the state house mid towBp. Iboi-oojiity. hereby f'"! hanging in front of Iba main Iftiiti, c tbat tie w ill alten. I to all tMlsllie porUining to the otttea o( Trust al lualtranoa of the governor offlot if the r.-i.l.Mi.-e. aUut one mile weal l I 'or-1 famous battle tlag ot tin -dnp null- ... ii i i . ; ... 1 ... i. .1. ii

t.-rsville, on rorteivvine au i in-nn- a)a t,;lt Waeil troiu mat gallant

vessel and cheered the st nit heart-

in . rtervilU1

r,n,l. im S.ihmho s nt e.n Ii w -ek,

rv.( lest.- all person

On- ot her lirave otlicern ami lighters or.

ami

bavins towashtp

o it im S:iturilav

I'UI IV -r" M - I'M . I . . .

kn from the TowiihIiiii Julv 3. l.V. when She took ti

Library, are notilied that the Library if

k.-i.t bv Win. M. Harri-, m l'orterville.

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roni.niMit part in linking tin

Appellate Court Make an Interesting Decision a tu Married Women's Contract. Tie following ll the syllabus of the rjeciiion of Um Appellate court. It will le far. reaching as to business men and their wives. 2,902. Roaohi vs. I'nion trust company, administrator. Marion C, C. Bam d. Wiley, J. i . A cont ract bv buaband to

N. It I'on'M in, Trustee.

1897 y.

Aua

Columbia Township teVn Notice. Tin- undemianwi. Trustee of

lia To.. Iiilus count v, I ad

Trus-

Colum-

will attend

to Township hiisiness at hin residence on very Saturday, an. I persons having towrilup tuiri'f? to transact are requested to prasaal it on that lay of the week. Tit Township Library is kept at UM Office Of the Trustee, where tliose entitled cm obtain book. K. V. Smith, Tnistee. Am, UHk, jr.

Hall Township Business. (JNntire is hereby (riven that the unleiBUfiiett, Trustee of Hall township, will attend to township hiisiness on each Sat urlay of the year, at mv ollice, ami per eons" having township lusiness to t ran sact are required to present it to him on Saturdays. The township lihrary will also be found at my ottiee near Rosamond, and the eil i.eiis are invite 1 to call there for lihrary books. The Indiana Series of School book may he had at mv ortice, and at John J. Mr- nede'a, in feiestine. LaTl L. J acobs,

Trustee Hall township. A nif. ''. IS97, J

Ing other work not ordinarily Lnoi into the loader be howls.

m. W i n Uon. thf i lndusl broujrt r uii of Um

brhold

Madison Township Truste Notice. Notice is snven tnat hereafter the 1 ruf tee of Had B tow nship will he at th Office of Ir. Bean, in Ireland, on every Saturday, for the pur wseof attending t, township business, ind all persons hav i tier business with the ownship are ex pected to rnaflaa it to those days. Tlie township lihrary is kep. at lsaa Alexander's in Ireland, where all tua obtain the booka. The Indiana School books will b found at Win. T. Yooilffl store at al. times. John K. Suhmam, Am. 1H, '96-y Trustee Madison T

An Old Adage Krads: "There is a plena for everything. " Now for everything to be in its place the Louisville Dispatch should be in the home of every Democrat.

hih iThe Louisville Dispatch ia the dco-

on OM or . , t ... . ,

Bootaat, f'le b paper, owneu oy uie people

nd read bv the people, lie .ouisville Dispatch is the onlv

tiiid-rf

MMltrop rml-froz.

KWII, . . ft i

wnts .f emocretic papor puDitsnea in of many' 'ui-vihe. It stands squarely on tiw& ue Chicago platform. It is not oninr thei .y in a flourishing condition after Um 'i'.'.u eighteen month- betUeittg against ba n. . t adverse ein umstances hut is top.vJl- I . .... ,. ...

uay nie uesi new- uicumiu in nit South. And its Motto It v u see

orat,. the P

it in the I h-patch ii's so : if it's so it is always in the Dispatch, hale en fully verified during tltfl American-Spanish War, during which the superiority of its news service has been dailv apparent. The Diepaich news service is furnished by '1 he New Yrk Sun

The Chicago Inter Ocean, The

Northern Pre-- iVaeooiation and Th

Leslie syadicate, with an active eJaried correapondent in every Im

portant city in the world, beeidet its own staff of over 8C0 c orrespon

dent- in Kentucky, Tennessee and

Indiana. Get The Dispatch, it

gives the news, and it tells the truth about it. The Dispatch is Kentucky's great eat paper. Vou shoald he a reader, For the next few weeks art will dab the Jaspkb Couribi with the Weekly Dispatch at the ex tremely low price of 1.25 for bof paper-, in advance.

GEORCE P, WACNER

KOI H.'TI IUI("P WAGONS CARRIAGES, o And Duller tn o

Spanish fleet before the harUr of pay his wife ce tain reasonable waSantiegO de CubSk get for clerking in bit store, or do-

In the private othce t the custodian of the state house is a Norden

fehlt machine nun, taken from the firing top of the Maria Teres-, one if the most powerful of the doomed Spaoiah ships that went down before the American guns on that occasion. These two historical trophies were veeteidav morning presented to the state of Indiana by the ollicers and rcw- of the lOOa ship t:-at bears the name of this state. The presentation was a memorable and patriotic affair and was witnessed bv the state ollicers, members of the legislature and several thousand n r-ot s who crowded the corridors f Indium's capitol. tne of the central figures of the occasion was i native of Indiana, who has just retired from the command of the

great American navy Admiral (ieoige Brown. t AIT. TAYLOI KKl'KKSKN TKI). W. II. Klliott of the New Castle Courier, represented Cant. Taylor, f the Indiana. Mr. Klliott is radoated from the naval acadtmy, was a midshipman on board the Con stitntion in 1861, during the great battles and victories of that veosel. ami saw years of service on the high -eas". Ind. BentÜMl. The question of the hour in Massachusetts just now is what to do with the 73 ,000 extra women of that state. The men are doing most of the agitating; hut it is understood that the women are hack of it, and some of them have already con hided as a beginning to oppose both the the bachelor candidate- for mayor af Boston. It is to be hoped that this will result in a race to the pataoa, and that the candidate who gets there first with his blushing partner will win the municipal -take. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Small Po In the Indiana Regiment. Havana. Jan.l L There are now even small-pox patients in the

L61et Indiana regimental hoepital,

ind sunreon-mai. smith fears that

oerhaDfl half a dozen more may con

tract the disease befere he -uceeeds

in item pins it out. The surgeons

oini. lain that requisitions for vac-

me vim- wre sent to v a-mngion

ver two week- ago, hut that they ...i i i

ire -tin unnouor u.

CHANGING THE CALENDAR.

OBSERVATIONS. The quail always responds t the toa-t of the aeafon. The roonda of the pugilistic oon test should be siplire. Bvery wed is rough to the men with the stone bruise, When you in sick how little the doctors team to know. Modesty never shows up to good advantage In the davrk. The smaller the hole a man get-

d nt to her mantel duties, u sup ported h sufficient consideration and may be enforced.

2, Where a Wtte vases, and invested

own benefit, ami afterward loened them to her busbend and took his note for the amount loaned, such notes are I valid claim against his estate in the hand- of an assignee to whom he has transfei red it for the ben -lit of his creditors. 3, A married woman may m; ke any contract not forbidden by sonic statute. Judge Wiley, of the appellate court, discuaaed at length the ooc tractuaJ rightc of married vromen in an opinion handed down Friday, in the o we of Elizabeth Roache, oi Indianapolis, against the Union l'rust coinpany. a-signcv of Patrick Rosche, her husband, Mrs. Roache worked in her husband's dry goods store at $tiöior .f 7.Ö0 a week foi several years;. The money was paid her by bar husband and -he inve-t ed it hete and there, but loaned most o it to her husband, takins notes aggregating over KM). This monev the husband invested in his business. Mrs. Roache tiled the notes in court as a claim against the estate. The Marion circuit court refused to a'low the claim, on the ground that the contract between husband and wife was null. The appellate COUrt reverses the lower, holding the contract and the claim? good for the reason that the ttatut? regarding contracts of wife and hut band does not expressly inhibit the one in iuestion. It the contract had been for pay for services in household duties, then the court Mvs the contract would have be n void. Such I contract e.s that of Mrs. Roache's would have been void in common law. The request for a new trial is granted. Indiana pohs Sun.

on the

Kverv one is constantly

verge 01 being ridiculous. Will Mr. Leiter'a trust undertake

receive.! .Mich (,,w:lterthe unnulked milk.

them lor tier i , . ,

r.verv man snouia master ma an of concealing his ignoiam e. A girl seldom kicks w hen an old man lays his foitune at her feet. All politicians are not dishonest. Some are still in the amateur olOM. It's the income tack- that renders tin- bicycle repair kit indi-pensable. It is oi ly in novels that women ever feel unworthy of their husbands.

long pedigree docs not prevent

la-t in

the

use the

Agricultural Implements and Fertilizers.

-o-

(leneral Repairing Y HorseShoeitt,

North Main Street,

JASPER. - - INDIANA.

Cet, and Trrf.MrfcohUinrd nd nil lt nt tmnifiesi romlui tod fur MootM'TI PCKS.

Oun Orricc t oprotiTt U tit Officii

ni wr can tt-wr pitrnt in le lnm than UoJ t .f . . I. : .

IMIIIIir 1.I1TT, ftlMII I IIH V.,11,

MM -nodf I, drawing or photo., with cli-vip

lion. nlviar, if natrnlalilt or not, Irrr ot fharifp. Our ftt not line till patent i sccntrd

A Pihfh LCT, How to ihtain I'atrnta, with

I of kaitw in the l .Si. ami foreign nmnlrirs

acnt free. Addrcaa,

C.A.SNOW& CO.

Om Partwr Orricr Wash mo ton. D. C.

Hum Our Almanac Are Kept In Accord

Willi the lock In th Sky. Jan. lis not impartible as a pohtto Boliday with ( hristinus aH to the unim raality or antiquity of its obaarraaoe. Befoaa I7B1 thr joar hrajan on March IS, The efaanfe in the calendar was Uftdc iu that ynir fof Offjat BritBtB t'V an not of parliament, aul we inherited tbs exiitinaj oastoan f marking tho bofillEiillf of the year from the BBOÜMS

e, uii try. 1 he nay wm unt niwriwi in a tonial ttmaswlUi the formality wbkdi has marke I its hhervanee in later years. AftT IBS h Bias bad adjusted tiUHinen afTairM t" the now lato, the lnt of January BJfSW iu Impctetease and in course of time becaoM a legal boUdaj, An bltateatlai Inctdseit OB the rhangw of the calendar in 1752 was the drop

ping of 1 1 days, between Sept. 2 and

14, giving that BMBtb only Iii day, to

l-rmg the KiiKÜHh into harmony with

the irt-Korian eah ndar. Tim omission

of tin 1 1 days at trai led great interest, and lmig BM tice of the jiriipiiMd inneva-

ttoBt was given in f BS BCfWapapJ ra of thn

period, BO that, tuisim-aa att airs could be iiccoiiiniiihted to what was railed the

"new style " Tbaaotof jiarliaiiM-nt correct inj? the calendar alfw ordained that the yearn 1800, 1900, 2100, 2200, ItOO or tiny hundndth year, except OOlj every fourth hundndth, Khali not bo de med leap yearn, hut shall 1 considered (iiininoii years of gfl daysonlyand that the years 2(M0, 2400, 2H00 and every fourth hundredth nhall b leap y. .ii-. consisting f i 1 1 days. Bn ry y ar win me number is divisible hy fmir is h ap year, except only wh u the naaihaff tads with ), la which oaaa it is leap year only when the preceding Saaras ara divisible by four. Hy thi ru lo the year I'.'oo will not tm a h up ft ,r. while Um year 1000 will be. Hy thiH ingenious arrangement, says a w 1 1 1 r, "our almanacs are kept in liar in ny as n arl a- may be wth the great all k of the skiaa, lbs only parfeoi timepietM." All the old colonial literature tor some t line after the change referral to gave aaees sadet both lbs old and new gylea to prevent confusmu. i'hiladi Ipbia Ladgar,

Success in Politics. The men who win at poUUoa are the men who play polities all the year round. The average American1 eitisen oonsidors bimaeU aanefa superior to the average American profeOeiOQaJ politician; and when the average American citizen, a few weeks betöre elec ion, ttike.s an in terest in this candidate or that can (liJatc tries to bring about his friend a nomination for assembly

man, eay, and turns the assemDiy

li-trict c invention m control of tin

politician, who proceeds to nominate whom he pteeaee, a- he pleases.

t . 1 a I .1 l- I

without n-uanl to the teeimsxs ot

superiority of the average Atnerieai oitisea, the average American citi sen cannot understand it at all The Beeret of the whole matter Ii that tbepolitician keeps everlasting

ly at it. Hespes about among his

people (lny and night and reaps tin truit of his labor at convention time

The citizen devotes a few hours ..r a

few days to polities every year ant wonders that he can't carry COQVBD tions and dictate nominal ioos Ii k.

hi- neocjib, ,r, the il-t ri-t leader ot

ward comiiiitteeinan. UOStffl poli tan for January. A Rope Made of Spider Webs. Ron 'iri KTMtaa I'"-'

To furnish an exceedingly light rope to he used with the balloons nt

th'Krench military auronautdiviaion

the web- of iptden are made use of

ard spun into a rope which pi is-,..

so considerable strength, while at

the same time it i iiuite light. Th

spiders tis.-d in this operation are irrailged in groups of twelve, each one located about a reel, 00 which the Uueet i- expected to spin from thirty to forty yards of thread. The web is; then washed and eight of the threads are woven together into ti Cord, which is b ith lighter and stronger than silk, and is v. ry valuable in balloon construction. Institution! Vict Their Money. I b puty Auditor of State Hart scut to tin- treasurer of euch of the three state educational institutions B warrant on the state treasurer for the institutions' special tax revenue foi the last hnlf of 1898. The State university got 139,283 1 1, the State normal school .f j(., t;2.. 'ili ami Purdue university $'"., 162,86. Indian apoiia Sentinel.

a horse from being tin

race. It is sometimes advisable to a telephone when VOO .-peak

truth. Women hear adversity far better than men, hut prosperity not hal! so well. A sure way to Improve the memory I- to do things you would likto forget. The requital of any generous action is the consciousness of its performance. Some in 'ii can hear the ring of a silver dollar farther than that of a church bell. Some poets are made hy writing magazine poem- that nobody can understand. A college man thinks there if nothing important in the world egCept college- , Nearly all the good Indians have a mania for loafing around in front of cigar store-. We knee SOtnS men claiming to l) self-made vrho undoubtedly cheat ed themeelvee. It is a physical impossibility for hearts to break, but there are lot of cracked brains.

Men never overlook a chance to

take a vacation, hut its different

with gas met'-r-.

This would be a quiet, peaceful

world were it not for the movements of the under jaw.

It keeps s,,ine men busy invent

ing schemes to separate other mm

rom their money. When a girl who is in love with

ne man Kisses another sue iooks

over his shoulder.

The minister who has the reputa

tion of making Rood prayers usually

Tho Kind You Have. Alwayw I!oui;ht, und which has been In lino for over ÜO yearn, hu borno the sirttature of

. and has been made under his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this.

All Counterfeits, Imitations und Substitutes ure but Expcrimcntw that trifle with und eudunger the health of Infants und Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA C'ustoriu bj n Substitute for Castor Oil, Purejrorie, lrops und Soot hint: Syrups. It It Harmless and Pleasant, it contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Mihstance. Its ggsj in its piiarantce. It destroys Worms und nllays Fcvcrishiicss. It eures Diarrluea und Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, eures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulato tho Stoniueh und How els, (riving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS

Bears tho Signatare of

Tie Kind You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CKNTaun cof. TT au, Tatet, aiw torn citv.

THE JASPER CITY ROLLER Make the Celebrated

Mill

If III. 1

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PATOKA LILY FLOUR.

BEST GRADE IN THE STATE OF INDIANA They also want your -WHEATS

And Day the Highest Market Price in 9b Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times

DRATH REMOVES DINGLE V.

makes sl)i,rt ones

Some men tire themselves almost

to death in trving to avoid the tire

brought on by labor.

When a man's love grows cold

he shoald put Ins arm around her

waist and warm her up.

Lots of nnm who believe in Dar-!

win's theoiv are busy transforming)

themselves into monkeye.

Most of the men who are going

up to Alaska to dig gold want to get

it for their wives to spend.

The hatred that a country woman gives the neighbor's chickens, in a

city woman is given to the janitor.

A baseball crank s iys that it takes m re than the bleacli'-rs to remove the stains from the umpire's record. It is easy enough for a man to bt lievt that a public office is a public trust when some other man holds the ollice.

At three-score and ten a man has usually accumulated enough els

d mi to enable him to acknowb age his ignorance. A woman is afraid of men only when Bhe does not know them. The better I man knows women, the tn r- he fears them. A man quarrels with a woman for the sake of making up again; a woman makes up with a man for the sake of quarreling again. Airships will only add to the troubles of mankind. Every tine a man starts on a Hying trip he will worry about h'w he will land. Nothing like an inharmonious, ill-tempeted wife to make a man acquainted with the worst traits and

possibilities of woman's nature. Many persons, absolutely truthful in general, arc, in any kind of I dispute or controversy that stirs I their temper, positively mendacious.

Love is a distempered cornbina-

FELIX L AMPER T Agent for the Empire Drill.

A (.... I lixitattlnn. The ottMf d:y nil anmtfur artist was produi inK some im )0t sktitcht-ato amtitw h.H rbililn u. Ik dn-w n k n h of a hen

IB aanavatly taat wheu it waa afterward leader of the republican side of the by wounded vanity and

thrown in tlu'wastw i ; r baaket it laid

thurc. ti-nSTrnlB Fun.

tion of intense egotism and lympa

Hon. Nelson Dingley, of Maine, thy; hate an active disorder, entire I

uprerae

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day night, at 10.80, of heart failure, M,M M1(ll klnv ttlil( they could due to double pneumonia. The n,,t live with adownright aggr. m peel few days had given great hope (.g,,ist. Hut they expect a woman nt recovery, and only when it be ( t ,,-i r wife) to live with just such came apparent that he was dying egotists, in complete resignation, was the family called to his bed-1 without the sliehteet protest or oom-8lde-'plaint.

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Repairing of all kinds.

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