Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 40, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 June 1899 — Page 4

JASPEKCOURIKR,

at-Ky Um the utf of Mr Joha Judy in this paoer it will be seen

has moved jewelry and pluml

(iolden Uedding Celebrated at Otwell. On Wednesday May :it. 1899,

lilt TMtllliV .I .Mr. Ilioinas f. II ,!-.

JAHPBK. IH'ttOIS CIH'NTV, INDIANA

ing works to the comer of ;th and together with a number oi invited Muin sticet. Ufa increasing busi guests, met at their wätUllCI in ness demanded more noin than his this i-laie to celebrate Um 50ÜI ant l .: t : i i i ; J . ' . . ....

luram iwauun mriu-neu mm, ami merarv of tin- marriage of I in I

FOR SUMMER WEAR

his present location i

one

a desirable

RBiarad at lb I' Nli . Jr 1 1,, 11411a far rttiainitWn through tlimll MMM4 l.mttr

FRIDAY, dl NK I, IM9. If MM liir nil) lo Hi MM, or mmiiI Mil) printing, mUI u through Ihr i oiii In PkaM i:i..

oeived the requiaiu

SUPERINTENDENT WILSON ELECTED BY CASTING VOTE OF AUDITOR KOERNER.

Pi -r i MIONAI LH I Nfl NI 18 8 Lottie 1 v ia ii recently visited l-ult-

lAApolil in BBSWef to a etil fiom the State Hoard of relocation, to

pass an oral examination

tlic branches she had heretofore re

per cent, pre-

icn mm by it tor obtaining Mate Teacher's Professional License. She was entirely sue essful in the examination and obtained this honorable distinction. She i- at pre-

cnt the first and only one in Ihi-

loinmy and Aunt Nancy, a 11. ev an familiarly called by their friendMr. Hope and his wife are the old est couple in our town. Me being in Iiis tfUth year. an. I she only two years his junior. The old folks were in the best of he;. lib ami

UIKM1 spirits and extended a hearty wel-

come to each guest. I he bndegrot.m wan arrayed in the identical coat and necktie which he wore at his wedding, fifty years ago. Mr Hope was bon In Harbison township in Dubois county. 1 ' miles Met "f Hay-ville, on the lth dav

of February. 1820, and lived f.r

Bit Excitement and the Auditor is In

I i i j- i i- "i renruarv. jvju. ana lived tor vited -out." Soliciting . Bribe Ch.rfed l,"'"' boldingitich license- thaQ 70 years on the farm on

ami sue leacnes in l ike ountv. i " .

There were thirty fiv

present from various portions of,

Ajrainst the Auditor by Defeated

Candidate

Monday morning last dawned Indiana, ar.d ns the Hoard exam

I'll a .

ti' In, h I I .1 II- 1 . I . . . w ....

app icanis voars j,e soi j J.js farm and came

to this place, where he has since resided. His estimable wife is the

daughter of the late KelaOD Harn-

and their friends, as the day pro- and then did not get through till

grensed.

early by

a I o All the Trustees came in late in the afternoon.

hot, and it became hotter with the ined each annlicant senaratelv and

two candidates for County Suuerin- orally, it am ointed suh-commi.ts """K"1" "e la.t,' -NHm ,,',rn

tendent, Armstrong and Wilson of two to hold the examinations. one liul.is county earliest

-iuri, nuu was in. ru ana rai- a on a farm near Jasper. All the

8 o'clock-except Coff-, The new State Board has adopted " 1 ?,

mm, ot üoone, and were anxious to a rule requiring all applicant- for v. , ' r "' be over the job of electing a Super- Professional or State license, after J?' Tv. 7 U,rUt,,n intendent soon, but the chairman the answers to the questiona eenl r i a v. ?5?f rHorton' 1,1 refuse.! to call them in session till out to the County Superintendent! Mr and Mr- Lyman Cortoft man arrived, and much was the shall show the neceeaary per cent., o'., u-:ir ne ' ' 11,1 Mr" coat catching by friends of the two to appear in person betöre the State 2 TuV' n? o toh'P; candidates, and cettim? the Trustees Ho-,r,l for ..r ,i ..v., ;.,..,;. r' Hope, ot thi-

fiace, .irs. juna .. V lute, 01 I 'ak

,land Citv, i ml v sister of Mr. Hoiie.

'1 roan, was also present.

surprise of many, nine of the twelve er to obtain, and the holder freotr L , V" Ti," r,,....o o.i . i . r ... ,, lion Lerov Lave. Win. K Knttam

.and wife. Kiiiah Hobbi and wile.

I

We are ready to show our lare lin

Of LADIES AND GENTS FINE FOOTWEAR, all the latest shapes and shades in tans We show the largest variety of Mens and Boys SHIRTS, I SHIRT-WAISTS in the newest effects 1 Our line of Mens and Boys Hats are up-to-date styles. We show no back numbers. " The largest line of Ready to Wear, up-to-date

into private places for consultation, addition thereto. It was generally conceded that Wil- will be issued, th

son would be ie-elected, but to the ceive more valuable

oral examination

be for.1 a licence I

li

ft! b -int hard-

O T H I TVT GL-.

The new things in Blue Serges for Young Mens Wear CONFIRMATION SUITS In large variety 500 SAMPLES to select your Spring Suit or Trousers from. All other lines equally as large and complete. Come early and make your selection while stocks are fresh.

i

Liuoieco wviwni iu iuur . riiisirout! iroin anv linnutation o iavim re-

in-tead, and it engaged several ceived assistance from anv one elot.

prominent persons with "influence" for two hours to change the pre ponderance, but it was finally done, and Armstrong's friends claim at a

considerable cost in "cold cash." haiblr i, un.

KUEBLER

IRELAND INKLINGS.

Hal ha! ha ' Mr. Editor, I'll be-, switched if things nrn't ftgotn from

I' 1 1 1 f t Im i Iki.ioola

About K) o clock each side was very tuan ,,, tne ,Mose humps to rieeo

. in i I . ... I I. t . . J . . I " . u . .

on t is back tother dav and

confident, and then Auditor Koer

. - ( v mn i 'i4i i ihm ner called the I rustees together in l'ucle S impson wo not verv

wie .-uuuor s ottice, ami a l.allot balaiK ed. or else he didn't

was taken wliicti showed tor U- w,at he laid

son and t for Armstrong, where

said well

Frank Hopkins and wife. Jonathan

Hopkins and wift . of Ireland. Ind., Rev. Winn and wile. R K iVRrn

ler and wife. Albert Delfotte and wife. Dr. W. M. DeMotte and wife.

of Otwell, Win. ICelao and wife, of Iva. and (ieo. Abel and wife, of Haysville.

After an address of welcome, de

Jasper, Ind.

1 1

j PAINTING SEASON

Betsy said she heard

a feller sav tother dav that the facts

upon me Auditor cast the deciding ((f the bizinesa is, Tncle Sampson vote for ilson, and he w,s de-)WOZ a most too level headed f ir the dared duly elected Superintendent I majority o? the rinnen here i- what for the ensuing fouilyears. A con- hurt- them

I'll bee witched if thai don't be a hot time in Ireland 'fore long. Mr. Kditor, if vou hear of some one goin' out of thi place aouM niirht in

wheel harrow, at a break-neck

peed don't be airprixed, Betejreajre,

1 I t . m

sideraUJe number liad come over from Huntingburff, where Armstrong and the Auditor each reside, to congratulate the former on his

election, and were gr-atly surprised a

that tile fellow townsman should

vote against him, and freely said ifs high time fur a P'irL'i.i' to take t tl 111 L. MMbAfl I . 1 - 1 1 A . ! ...

mai iv oerner tiad promised to voie

differently. Armstrong was considerahly chagrined, and tul J Koerner he had

lied infamously, and invited hin

place, see V . ki d 24 : 13.

Mr. Kditor. twelve young people 'cited their little grftduftahun pea at on Saturday night last, and it WOI

ral amuain to Ijet-v an m I t .

into the street to a tual of courage note tne advantage- the younff folks

u Biiougiu, rvoerner re uit'd mai ,,Ver the . i , ren 111 :.n, .'.(l

yeare ago. Doane Greene

hri' Dillon did bunkum Doane beat the Conner speach by a liit:

per cent. Heare's a tioov in" hat

the reason he voted against him was because he had attempted to bribe him with an offer of five hundred dollars. Armstrong declared

thiswasadrllie.thatKoMnerhad to 1 ,oa ,oanR e t "f Kolt.nd hTl?'" agreed to mke i v.. nmnro. .1,-tllnru i- . f 1 . e hol and hostess

livered in a most aft- ting and ad

mirable stvle by a little daughter nf

o - Jonathan Hopkins, the company a 'journed to the dinning roOtt, where there was a table loaded with the greatest abundance of good things edible, which every OQf who has "ver been fortunate enough to have partaken of Aunt Nancy's bos. pitality knows was gotten up in t ie very highest stvle of the culinary

art. It is needles- to say that the I company did full justice to the jsplend.d dinn r set before thm. After dinner congtatulatoiy -peeeche- WON Bfttdl bv Mlllllie

Chnemon, Re?. Wmn and Hon. Leroy Cave, after which the little daughter of Frank Hopkins, abovt referred to, delivered a BttttOOf of recitatiie for -liili 1... 1........! .,

. , . . ' -.iv i . .-ii. ii'inru .1 :,n(l a wonderful amount of talent I

one so young. The day being fir spent the eueeU, :ifter wisbina thejr es ima-

agreed to take five hundred dollars.

but that hf had refused to pay it. And so epithets ard vulgarisms were bandied about till for a while it looked like there unyht be a general tight, but it finally (piieted dow n without a blow being struck, and the buccessful candidate went off to telegraph of his re-election to the papers.

There was considerable gossip of some of the trustees having sold out' for a good price. When Wilson serves the terra to! which he has been chosen he will have been Superintendent 14 years, and a county oflicer since he was j IS years old. There are very few oth ers who can boast of such a record. But altogether the incidents of the election were a disgrace and Mot on the name of education, and the next Legislature should make1 the county Superintendent elective I bv the Dtonle. as other aonntv

a j ofheers are.

Taxes Collected. Amount collected on the lirst inatallment of 18M taxes, by County Treasurer Moenkhaus: Columbia $ 1,807 .52' Harbiaoa 8,910 .'Jo Boom 4,:;,ss 39

Madison .

Hainbridge

8,720 8

Marion '2,1. 7 o4.'

2,292 77 2,884 IS 8,366 84 5,939 72 4,818 ::;

Hall

Jefferson Jackson . Patriot . Cass

rerdinand !,,(, 86 Jasjer i,(i7() 7(

riuntingburg 5,932 w

vim. vigi ance an enerirv in -trivin'

to climb the ladder of knowledge, which made Washington, .l:u kl : Littooln, and a boot ov others famous in their callin'. I ' NCLR S wi I--ON.

IF THE sewers of a dwelling are faulty, or get clogged, it soon becomes so foul that life is not safe in it. That is just what happens to you when the Liver or Kidneys fail in their work. The first little signs are backache, poor appetite, changes in urine and sometimes bowel troubles and dropsical swellings. Do not neglect any of these; Deadly disorders may follow STOP the mischief in time, use yHtlcbairs üifer&KMfllin which is sure to bring speedy relief and finally a permanent cure. At druggists, $1.00 per bottle. THK Oft.J.H. MCLEAN MCDICINC CO. T. LOUIS. MO. Sold by H. B. Brannoek. JOHN F. JUDY.

many returns

of theirannivers.ary und unanimously expre-sinLr tli'i r opinion that tOOJP had never parsed a mre pleasant day in their live, bade the worthy couple good hv 1.

Wall Pape:

CHKATKII Taint.

f )

S AT HAND

LI

You may be ir. doubt WHERE and w H A T to buy.

A Larce

iety of

Styles.

Lots of it. The biggest Stock ever brought to this town.

of late design.

Come and examine the different patterns. Prices: 5c to 50c per roll.

j w ith tne neweel paper j -J you can have a handsome I I room f o r little money. J F. C. KUEBLER,

JASPER, - - - INDIANA. Murcli Vi, y

If you want a

have it.

The Gem House Paints

Better than other cheap paint

variety 01 510,1 olu 81 " ieM pnee. omee in

neauuiui .''oaaes, me very tiung to

brighten up your rooms.

Tn it and be convinced. Worth

Every thins ' T gallon. Mv Price onlj 9 . j . Bsl.l.

WHITI3 LEAD?

1 es, will sell vou anv bran i vou

want, but specially recommend

If You want a Ready Mix ed Paint, The Chas Mose. Cos "ECONOMY FAINT" Is the only reliable paint in this market Un surpassed fcfor Outside or Inside use. Has stood the Test of Years. A pure Linseed oil paint guaran teed to give satisfaction Worth $1.50 per gallon My Price $1.35.

Railway White Lead ' Tinting Colors, This lead baa boea indorsed yb( arainini 0'

master fiouse painters everywhere.

(I' .n t confuun.l "Railway Whit.- ? Colors in üil

Lead ' with "liailroad White.- Dry Faints.

The latter brand basn'l Iba word) T7a-n;fu a.i

1 w huatun. Lead on it, and further it do. - r.ot TXTA ViMom

contain 1 pr cent, of white lead ) L.

i'ioor faints

Bucev Paints

Fine Varnishes

Linseed Oil.

BRUSHES

Immense variety Flat an-1 Round)

ri . 1 n a

1 int urusnes. amish Hrushes

KT .'! rn ! n- 11ml VI' 1 1 1. I... I . .

- - M . ...... .. !,I-J 1 1 1 I i I J fM 1

Paper Hanter'e Smoothen. ArtiM. layers. Sandpaper

liru-tif-. c. All at lowest nri. - Puttv

i j

Etc

Try my store and save money. e. B. BR AN NOOK,

MM li Watch Dealer

SR A YD BLOCK.

Administrator' Sale ol Real Fstate , . , ",a,e- toTA gang of about J straw-

THE DRUGGIST.

JASRER. INDIANA

Has moved his store to the large rooms in the hflpmpm , ,t tl

aiui'viiiguui ft J, 11 -p m ... muu' Rirdseye 628 Is bouse, on the corner of M;iin and Fifth St., Jasper, and is prepared

Total $."(;, sMi lit to re air promptly (.locks. Wfttehot lui'ul i I) ....t.... c. j

' '.'I , UK Ii 111, H . UIKl .I'W

.MUM- i iien iiy g.,-n fii it thf iin.lfr- li.ir.l himld lr..m I.

-K'll.'. mli..n,iHlr.t..r ..f .1 . . I ...n ,ni

.,7. . r -- jt iiir- -mil- i li

l-.ii.iiiH-tli i.rii-n, .Iwviim-.l. will .,ffT fur

saic at fmuc auction, on tl,. .n-ini-s.

in

.The "cloud" of witnesses in ing Mac lines of all makes

He, also, keep- for sale

a stoi

i . I i . i ... , .

ms mirris trial ednedav yave

the court room quite the appearance 0f

mm min, ni.a WUTU llie Old COIOTeU ... . , . . woman with her "telescope" took "lc7" KopairM and QhM,

.1 . Uuwln.t 1 ....I. i ätl .

factory, were arrested near Holland

Medneaday by Spencer county otli

cera and taken back to Rockoort.

BATITBOAY Jl'NK 1 7th. )s -i charg-d with attempting to defraud the foil,.,,, rval eUata longing u. by not paving boanl bills, sani deseeaaal i 1 " The Sontli-ea-t ijuarler of the Nortb- The great eetlwnakers just now .Hst quarter of ms-Xum IM. U,unsln,, are The ( -u KIKK advertisers. ffirKt wZx :z vu- :,r: ik ir will begin at one o'clock p m stand. Read them

, -a eninil nli

in riaiM, Hit

SPRING BARGAINS !

the stand a storm canter gathered

tiut under her smiles and gestures Hoon dissolved.

OTTrinity church received a handsome cabinet organ Monday last.

Hewlnjr Ma'hin Oils

and NmmIIs

For all kinds of machines. All work guaranteed. Prices r asona hie. Call and examine. I JOHN F. Jl'DV lUr, IS, 'SW.-tf.

rwiiain.liT in thrw

paymaata, doe ix. twelve ami eighte m montf.s fn.m -ia'e f nale. tin- porcbaaer to execute his notes for the leferre.1 i.avmeau wita food freehold mrety, oeariäg six per cent interest from -late of dale 41 UV L'RICH, Admialatrator. Uli in ss A WKKNKV Attoinevn. M.iv !. s. 4W

BINDER

Oor fmmout B 1. 1 Labi fei. m m in i If lb' hi In t

I BBlMI ' rr.m Ctnemft. On. h

- - - - ot m. faul i-.iri.

OITIOOIRT WARD a CO CMIC40O

11. I fil l . . .

"e nae niifHi otir room to overt!. inc. ami want more

nom. so we are offrrinir bargains in all the Litest tvles of

DRESS GOODS. Linen Table Setts. Fancy Bordered. Fringed and Extra Large size Towels Mens and Boys Furnishing Garments. Our stock of CLOTHIH O It aet eqoallod in Daboii toaot. It iof the celebrated and guaranteed Mnytield, Ky., tnanwfa tur- Kc -ry garment guaranteed by the m inn fact nrr-r to le a rOptfaeSlod. ! d m not prove o, Vour Mony Itack. Call, examine, and com

pare pr and ouality with other stores

bubacrilie for the Couaiica.

Mjr M. It Im.

Corner öth V Jackson Streets

JASPER, INDIANA.