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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

STATE or INDIANA, DuBols COUNTY 50
NOTICE u hereby given 70 Katharine
- Ruckriegek, and Henry uckriegcl
her husband. Joseph Bctz and Mary
Besx, his wife, and Lorcnz Betx, who a
appears b. AFFIDAVIT fled are all nom
residents Of the State OF Indiana, that
John Besx and Mary Bctz. his wife, and
Paul Mehringer. Administrators OF the
estate Of Elizabeth Betz, deceased, have
filed a petition and commenced an
action for PARTITION OF Real Estate, situ-
nfed IN said County Of Dubois. against
them. the aforesaid named non-residents
aud others IN the Dubois Circuit Court
40 the STATE OF Indiana. and that said
petition will be heard at the next term
Of said Court. 10 be begun and held At
the Courthouse in the town Of Jasper,
~ said County, on the Fist Monday OF
March, 1879.
PETER J. GosMANN, Clerk.
ofthe Dubois Circuit Court.
BRuxo BUETTNER AND DILLON AND
DILLoS. ATTORNEYS for Petitioners.
Jan. 10th, '79-3w. fpf. 81 SO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned in Portersville
Dubois county, Ind. under the style Of
G. n. & A. Rudolph in the dry goods
business. was dissolved by mutual con-
sent. January let. 1879. and the business
Of the firm will be closed up BY Adam
Rudolph. All persons indebted to the
firm are requested to make settlement
with him Immediately. The latter named,
Adam Rudolph, will continue in bust
ness at the old stand, and proposes to
sell goods ten per cent. cheaper than
heretofore, but for cash and produce
only. CHRISTIAN ii. RUDOLPH.
ADAM RUDOLPH.
Jan. 10. 1879 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24
ULL'S
:
= Good Reason sershs cspsaIn's FaIsh
Read the Captains Letter and the Let
ter from his Mother:

Rxnros BsEaAcxs, No.. April 30rh 1ses
On. JoEB BrLl.-DxAk Sra Knowing the efficacy q
your ssrsapariIis the healing and beneficial qisii.
tie - send you the following statement a
my
was wounded about too years aro--wss taken prss-
oner and confined for sixteen mouths Befnr ed %
cen, my wounds have not healed yet. lhsve sci m
& moment since wounded am shos through the
hp-- ~ general health i impaired. and need soms-
thing 70 assist nature have faith IN yonr sar-
sapariIis than any thing else wish that fksfs gem
Inc Please express half DOZEN BEETLES snS obIire
CArTAu G. r. JOHNSON.
-. Lcrr.Wo
r She following written April NH Isss ~
Hrs Jenaie Johnson. mother ofCapf. johnson:
Ds- Josx BrrL-DxAs SIN. Nv husband NJ C. 3
Johnson vas skilfusurreon ami physician IN Central
xew York. where he died. leaving she above &. ".
Johnson 70 my care At thirteen years ~ sre heRad
chronic diarrkes and scrcnia. for which rave your
ssrsapsriila- Hcured him. have for ten years r.
eomsnded Il 20 many In New York Ohio and Ie~a fcr
scrcfnIa fever sores. sndgeneraI debility Perfect
success he's attended H. he sSe~fsf " some
cases Of crcIs and fever almost nIrsesIsus
an very anxious for my again have rereurss
your Sarsspsrila- H u fearful ~ getting spurfoas
article he--s Ia writing - goo for H. His wssnds
we're terrible, but believe be viii recover.
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24
M INDIANA STATE My!NN
FOR 1870
HAS BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE TO
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.

Themsri 81 TIL. paper ven known among Z
large majority II the farmers and OF this
state. No naprr furnishes FOR less money
fthss been the Acknowledged leading Democratic news-
paper % Indiana fer sinn-f hsh century II hs~ ever
stood with the Democracy Ito repntain rhreavhnui
ne Uuicr y ~-lr established. Indians r.-irv = nen-
serntic hy Is go uaioritv. snt TE sr~TfyFS crcu-
isiian .ndinnenee has increased like proportion in
1.-THE last sin months
TIVE WEEKLY SENTINEL will Ne IN MANY respects ~
lepifome offhe Daily chsmnionng The e.nss sni
aiming Z" ~ he wants offhs hut
f viii Be prepared nth special reference eharsc-
tier Of ts circulation m ever u will ~ the
best weekly re en- make. snd think will than
COMPARE FAvORABLY
with WEEKLY circulating ~ fhe gfst@ o. indiana
N will contain shes editorials upSn current politiea
events and other topics ofins<rest, and will Be
SEwsY. LTTERtRr.
and full 81 entertaining snt Instructive i-csa-v and
mare particularly adapted ~ the Family rfr.is yfs
Splendid Market Report xill continue o. ne .
safinr feature. and for this reason alone no farmer
should BE without a.
Every reading and thinking Il N. State who can
sNnrd - take Newspaper ought to snbs~rhe FOR ~.
WEEKLY SENTINEL Farmers. Merchants And
lawyers. without party particularly stand
In need oft FOR IN addition toffs political aud literary
merits. the Sentinel Is confss<efiy the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL h the psp.r TO-
everybody-tbe farmer. mechanic and professions
man Atour greatly reduced rates no one' can Afford
10 be without ~
Hundreds % nillior< ofdoIisrs Of wealth have been
gathered from the fefs ~ roiten grain during me
past harvest and. what q better this wealth isfrb-
nfed monz the peonie- A. the S~nnss share Of thi.
hsppy result. ask every reader aid IN gathering
our -hsre q the harvest II 900 new -uh-rrihers
Agents wanted ~ every poet once In the
State. Send for outfit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

XyHE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
- claims Tor Il superiority over all remedies eve,
c1<red the public for the HAgg. cEn1Arx <rHRpY Axp
r<EnAssSr cure q Ague and Fever or chils and W.
YER whether 81 short long standing He refers 70
the entire Western and Southern country bear him
Testimony O. the truth Of the assertion that
fail 70 " the strirfy
followed out IN great many single dose has
been snnici<nt Tor cure. and whole families have
been Nv single hottie wish perfers
Of the general health Itis howsver prudent and il
every certain II lie continued in
smaller doses for week or two sfer the disease h-s
been broken checked. especially IN dIculs ard
long standing eases Usually. this nedHns will not
require snv I'd 10 keep the bowels In goe order should
the patient however. require csthsrff~ medicine A.
ter having taken three four de~es 81 the Tonic
single dose o. BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will Be sufIcienf.
DasynHx BULLS Principal once:
Ne. - Fifth Cross street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and
World Wide Readers.


HAVE receive many testimonials frenlpros><.icu.
- and medical men. my aimsnscs and various rub
LEGATIONS have shown. I'll Of which are genuine Tn
following from highly educated and popular phys
ican In Georgia, 10 certainly % the csf sensible
communications have received Dr. Clement
knows exactly what he speaks o. and his testimony
deserves 70 be written In letters Of Eoid Hear What
The Doctor says Of Bu1rs Worm Destroyer:
vnIAsow, EALEHa Co.. CAL
June -. Ises.
Ds- Joun BuLt-Dear Sir: have recently given your
worn Destroyer several trials and nnd Il woni~rful
~ e1cacious II has failed In single Instance n
have the wished for effect doing pretty large
country practice. and have daily for some article
the kind an free 10 confess that know 81 no remedy
Recommended BY the ahiesf authors that l. 50 certain
and speedy In it< Effects On the they are
certain in the Ny object in wiring you i 70
ind out upon xhat terms get the medicine directly
fr~m you. " can ret II upon easy terms sha use
great deal Of II. that the use n such srt
ces i contrary 70 the teachings practice ~ great
majority Of the REsrLsK line % ~ D. s. but sc no
cause or good sense in dscsrding remedy which ~
know 10 be efficient. simply because may he gnorant
81 IL continuation Fcr my part-I shall make il rule
70 use al and 70 alleviate suffering hu-
nanify which may be able 20 commsnd--ncf hesIfsf-
ing, because ingenious an myself ma
have learned It's effects first and secured the -e rxh
70 use thai kno~iedEe. Hr~.ver. am By MOI means
advocate supporter II the thousands Of worth
osrums that food the country thar purporf 70 cure
manner ~ disease 20 which human flesh u heir Please
reply soon. and inform me Of yonr best terms
am. cir, most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLKNEyT. ~ d.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County. a.:
NOTICE Is hereby given that Sirenus
- Cox. Administrator Of the estate
of Alexander Kessler, deceased. has
FLEET his petition to sell the Real Estate
of the decedent- his personal estate be-
ing insufficient "a, paw his debts; and
that said petition win he heard at the
next term ofthe Dubois Circuit Court.
PETER !. GosxANv. Clerk.
TRAYLoR AND HUNTER, Att'ys.
Jan. 10, 79-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

The citizens Of Boone township are
notified that will attend to Township
Business on every Saturday, and 1t II
necessary that persons having business
with the township shall come on that
dav.
The library will be kept Mt A. Ru-
do'rh's store. in Portersville, for the con-
'venience Of citizens. and persons who
have hooks belonging to 1t. are request
I'd 20 return them. that they may be
properly registered.
CHRIs. RUDOLPH,
Nav s. '78-y- Trustee Boone TIP.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24

l am just In receipt ofTwKxrY-YvvK cases
OF Mems, Ladies and Childrens' Shoes, Of
The best Spring styles, and q PRICES
LowRR THAN EVER. Come and zee me.
Mems Calf Shoes, warranted &c ol.6O 70
ol.75; Womcu's Fine Kid Side and
Front Lace, warranted at ol.6O 70 4l.76
per pr. ChiIdrens' Shoes q 26c. % 01.OO
per pr. ! always keep the largest stock
n Huntlngburg, and prices lower than
In he cities.
uENRY LANDGREBE.
nsHsussssss. Apri lsth. fs7s.
"Pay us what you owe Us.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24
ULLss
csDRON BIrrBRs
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
Arkansas HARD yRo,a.


.srcsEr rour. white Co.. Ark, nay ., lsss.
n ycRs Brrr-DxAa -: Last February 80 I,
ISuisviIls purchssing druer. snd gcs soms Of youI
SsrsapsriiIa and Cedrcn nhters.
~ s0n-in-lau, who with me N 10 store. hss
been down with rheumat1en for sSns time commenced
proved
~ 0.s. ~ - ssss - bsd Assssh. srss then, snd
hs a1so Improved.
Dr- Coffee. Who has been IN bed hssish ~ several
years-sEcuAcs Asp uvxn a6e<te1-t ss improved very
much ~ ne ne d y0uv Bitters. Indes1 me Cedron
Hstsvs rs rven ycu crest popularity IN BIZ settle
ment. mink could ~ : Rrrrt quantity q yonr
nseeines this fssspscisIy ys.r Cs6vsa Bissers sn1
ssrssFNuAA- Ghip ne VIA Memphis. care u RIrkeft
Nssly- nsspsstfslIys G. = wAIxER.
Prepared - pv. JOHN BULr., q NJ L.
sraeesy. nm eereses Lsu1svi11ss ~.
-PoR SALE Dy-
YRrEDnAN ; BECK. Drsssssss.
jss. II, Ss-iy. SAsPER, IND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-24
Good Farm Near Ireland
FOR SALE.

1i5 Acres. II miles North or ireland
III good land and we'll improved. resi-
dence. barn, &c.. at 81, 500, on reason.
able terms. Enquire OF
Oct. Sth, 77-tE g. DoAxS.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-27
CITATION.

r L. SMITH. ADMINISTRATOR OF
Os the estate of Richard Smith decreased.
and Martha A. Smith, deceased, having
fled lis petition in the County Court for q
license TO sell the real property belonging
to said estates. consisting of the Donation
Land Claim Notification No. 5403 consist
ing of Lots Nos. 8, 4, and of section
% township % south range west. con-
tanning 108 94-l0Oth; and the northeast half
of the northwest quarter. the north half OF
the north east quarter and the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter OF section
80, township % south range 8 west 200
acres; east half Of said Donation Land
Claim belonging TO Martha A. Smith, de-
ceased, snd the remainder to Richard
Smith. deceased. Also the northwest quar-.
ter OF TIE northwest quarter OF section "a.
"a acres in section 81 and %. commencing
at the southeast corner of the Donation
Land Claim OF Robert and Susan Smith,
running thence north - rods. thence weet
| one mile on line parallel with the south
bounding line Of said Donation Land
Claim thence south 20 rods TO the south
line OF said land claim, thence east along
said south bounding line one mile to place
of beginning the south east quarter of
the southwest quarter Of section 25. The
northwest qnarfer of the northwest quars
ter Of rection 81 the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section 80 the
west half of the northwest quarter of sec
ton "a the south half OF the northwest
quarter section 80 and lot No. 4 section 81,
all In township % south range s west Viii.
lanette Meridian, in Douglas county. Ore
Ron, Il was therefore ordered that q clts.
lion issue to the heirs and sll others inter
ested in said estate 10 appear IN said Court
on Tuesday, January 7th. 1880. to show
cause If any there be. Wny an order OF sals
should not be made ss prayed for ID The
pstition.
By order Of the Court.
T. B. SHERIDAN.
County Clerk.
p...h,,... o. 60 "a fore
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-27
SUMMONS.

In tbs Circuit of the state of tlrpgon for
the County of Douglas-ss.
Ida w. BAbcooS. plaintiff vs. GEORGE b.
Babcuok. defendant.
Suit in equity To dissolve marriage con-
tract and tor care and custody of child
To George B. Babcook, defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
H O.egon. you are hereby summoned and
required to appear IN the abnve entitled
Court and suit and answer the complaint
of plaintiff ON file against you IT said suit
in the Clerks office for Douglas county.
Oregon, on or before the first day of the
next regular term of said Circuit Court
that shalt occur after the publication OF
this summons for six successive weeks. to-
wit: At the hexf regular term of said Court
that is to be held at Roseburg, in the
comfy and State aforesaid. on the third
Monday. the Goth day of October. 1879.
and you are hereby notified thai
unless you do 90 appear and answer
said plaintiff will Apply TO the said Court
fnr the relief for prayed in the complaint.
which is decree dlssolving the bonds of
mairimony existing between plaintiff and
said defendant. and praying for the child.
the issue of said marriage contract bets
ween plaintiff and said defendant. and
plaintiffs cosfsand disbursements OF this
suit.
This Summons is published by order OF
Hon. J F. Watson. Judge of the above
entitled Court Dated the third day OF
September, 1879. A II. KENNEDY.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-27
4 FIELD FOR THEM.

There are not many In the United
States who have not liste ned to the
arguments OF those sexual mistakes In
womankind who take to the speak
er's stand, and th ere argue in favor of
wonan-suffrage. There are to be
found In Russia such ad vocates, and
though these women may not always
have the softest side Of the bed, the
best part Of the chicken, the front seat
atthe theatre, and cannot compel q man
20 scrstch their backs always before
going to bed, as do many American
ladies', they argue like Sister Dnnni-
way and practically pratice what
they preach. In Russia, however, the
doctrine Is called NihiIism here we
know it as Woman-suffrage aud equal
rights. In Russia the women cut of
their long hair, and many enter pro-
fassions. Many are successful. They
follow the examples of men in every
thing. and they SO far have q con-
kau,nk for the ceremony of marriage
that they enter into the relation Of
man and wife without the performance
oflerai sornaalitiess and it is with en-
tbusIasra they declare it to be their in
tention of frenou Dcing every time-worn
an,, ID the eyes Of their mothers, holy
custom As 5 tralnmel upon their free
dom Of thought and action. As stated
by 4 recent wEIsef upon the subject
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-27
RETURN or GEN, GRANT.

Gen. Grant arrived In San Fran
cisco on the 10Th. The American
soldier and citizen received an ovation
equal to any ever witnessed ION this
side Of the Atlantic.n The welcome Of
Washington to the presidential chair
a nd the ovation upon the return OF
that gallant and glorious La Fayette
were no greater or more heartfelt and
sincere. It was not the uprising Of
the entire nation in one glad outcry.
but of every part Of the nation In San
Francisco. Irrespective of any other
thought the people were enthuiastic In
expression in their welcome once
more to American shores Americas
hero Of to-day. It has been claimed
Lincoln was next to Washington, and
there is reason in this eulegy Of the
departed and great president but IL
Lincoln was next to the father of his
country, he must have been SO only on
one side Of the greatest and best hero
in the worlds history, for the conduct
Of the citizens of San Francisco In well
coming the return Of Gen. Grant
would carry the idea that they be-
Iieved the honor Of being next to
Washington should be divided, and at
least Lincoln and Grant, in the pages
Of American history; should stand on
each side Of him who was and ever
wi III be the greatest of all--the one
who was "First In war, first in peace,
and first in the hearts ef his country
meh."
But to San francisco alone this glo-
Rious welcome was not confined. The
moment the electric spark conveying
he glad tidings reached Oregon
there were happy rejOicings here.
And no wonder! utsideof the pride
and enthusiasm which, at the mention
Of the glory Of q country man, stirs the
heart of every patriot, there Ii more
In the return Of Gen. Grant to the
Pacific than is found in the fact that
he led our armies to victory and to
preserve the Union, afterwards be-
came President, and that he has been
recognized all over the world as q
great citizen. There Is the knowledge
that Gen. Grant is in measure an
Oregonian and pioneer in the work
of founding that which has grown to
the Importance of an Empire within
itself, and to-day in the great world
Is known with respect as the State of
Oregon. He was engaged In the con-
tests between the savage and the first
efforts of fertilization; and while SO en-
gagged, beneath Oregon skies and sus-
tanned by her invigorating breezes. he
matursd the brain which in later years
forced an acknowledgment of the great
ness of the man.
It ls said the chieftan will visit Ore
gon. Should he do SO his welcome
should be shown by the acclamations Of
an entire people of an entire State. Il
Is useless te urge the point. II GRAM
comes to Oregon the entire State o
Ore gon will give him hearty vel
come.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-27
AN EXPENSIVE TRIAL.

There will come up for trial at the
October term of the Circuit Court q
criminal case from Josephine county,
on change of venue, entitled Estate
of Oregon vs.. ]. J. Moore" The crime
alleged Is that of stealing two
hogs. The defendant alone will have
subp@naed thirty-five or forty wit
nesses and the State as many more,
and the costs of trial will foot up o
over one thou sand dollars. The costs
of the case and the smallness of the
offense amount to nothing compara-
lively speaking but the costs will be
paid ifthe accused Is acquitted in Doug
las county warrants, and the county
will be compelled to receive Josephine
county warrants, valued at only sixty
cents on the dollar, and thereby sus-
tain loss of four hundred dollars n
the thousand, or wait an indefinite
number of years until Josephine
county warrants become worth their
face for the whole amount.
With such cases as the above, our
County Board has much to contend
against in their efforts to pay or the
county Indebtedness. With many of
them it would not be remaininga bur-
den upon the county at the next Gen.
tenniai,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-27

The charges made In the 'iJunius
Brutus'' letter against two of the Su-
preme Judges have called out no reply
on the part of the Supreme Judges,
Kelly aud Prim. We are sorry to
note this fact. The Supreme Court Of
State should be y high and honor
able body, and, like Caesars wife,
above suspicion. 1t should not
hesitate one single moment to punish
one who had contempt for 1t. Is IL
true, we are to be left to infer that all
said by "Junius Brutusn is true? If
ii should so turn out-and 1t should
be hoped TO the contrary, then let the
law laid down by the Saviour for the
money-changers, be enforced. II
guilty really common shame
would drive those guilty from office;
II not true, 1t must be argued, as we
have aiwaysclaimed, aJunius Brutus"
must be brought before the bar Of
Justice,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-27

It is time politicians had learned
that the Independent organization of
Douglas county is not dead. There is
no use to argue that in the next CAM
paign the election of President will
bring Independents back to old and
former associations. Independents in
this county, with the exception of
those who voted for Peter Cooper in
the last presidential contest, on ma
tional issues have voted as Democrats
and Republicans; but on county and
district questions they have been in
corruptibly Independent. AS they
have been so they will be in the next
contest. 1t matters not who may be
the nominees, we have 1t from Inde-
pendents that they will vote as pleases
them best and will best subserve the
interests of honest county and district
government; and when it comes to
President-making they will still con-
tinue independent of every one, and
as becomes honest and conscientious
men, vote for the candidate which
pleases them best So Far as they are
concerned, all interested may rest as
sured they will not submit to an yat-
tempt on the part of party master
TO crack party lash over their
shoulders. Whoever attempts any
thing of this kind, though he be the
great mogul of either party, will do
~ to his party's sorrow.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-27

According to the report of the Uni
ted States Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, the total acreage of wheat last
year was over 80, 900, 900, and the total
yield 42O, ,0O0, 900 bushels. Taking these
figures and recent returns from vari-
Gus parts OF the country as basis of
calculation, good judges estimate that
the total wheat acreage of 1879 is about
33. 100000 and the total yield about
467, ,000, 900 bushels.