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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

The corooer's jury returned verdict
- the JoknstOwn disaster which TIE
People Of the United States will approve
We hold Il says. -that he owners o6
ne (Sc1th Fork dan 80 responsible
- tbe fearful boss % life md property
ses1isinS from tho breaking u the dam
This verdict will undoubtedly csuss
. inmsose a0o0os % liiigssioe, and Il
would = smaiI sslribssion II ~ dan
49, . money secured against IRE
yealthy stoekboIders shosld fnpoverish
the0.-EvsasviIle Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

The character Of many or President
HsrTis0ns appointments. being common
thieves, seducsrs Of womens virtue
public defsulsers, gamblers, and persons
under indictment for various violations
u Law. Il 90 notorious - to have aroused
the indignation Of many OF his warmess
supporter. ard drawn upon him the
erisicis0s Of he religious pres or The
entire country. B>st il wont do snv
good An administrator elected 81
Dudley's shocks Of Eve .nethods, can-
not a3ord 70 autagouize The bid eIemeots
that sold out They possess to much
dynamite The following criticism from
NE Cumberland Presbyterian The
Datiosal organ Of that large deuomins-
mon, Il Only one Of many utterances Of
the religious pfess, Of I'll deoumins tions.
But mnss % them supported him last
November, - agsinst . man Who hsd
shown bic abhorence Of I'll forms OF -
eaiisy. d only demonstrates that ~whsn
tbe wicked ruiz, The people mourn
The Cumberland PFssbytorian does
2ct fear % ~ that some o. President
Hanison's appointments 70 ONCE ID Ten
nessee srsa disgrace 20 bin. % bic parsy.
and she eo1nlry Over which he prs-
sides . Chief Magistrate. Why strset|
l0afess and political dead-beats shouId
- appointed . important oEIcos while
good snd true men are - b found. u II
mystery % e-erv bod vho - not : pro-
fessicnsl politician AZ lest two men
ksve been given high positions q thisI
State Who are not worthy 70 REPRESENT
any body II any capacity. The caose o.,
temperance s1d TIE cause Of siS.seous-'
Dess 80 both ignorcd VIXEN whisky
eopers and common Ioalen sFs elevated
y ofi-e in spite q u protests or re-
Dpectab!e people,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

TIE fn<scial plan fos she Ohio -
~ issss.ippi y y eject % create new
essreI mcrtgs1e bood q o2sODOO OC.
ne interest o. which i not . exceed 3
~ cent These will - reserved 20 take
" eld oonds. amounting % o15, So 90,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

Awarded 90 The Indianapolis
school Book Company.

Awarded 90 The INDIANAPOLIS
school Book Company.
The State Board Of litigation on
Wednesday. awarded The contract fos
Furnishing books 70 The public schools
throughout the State 20 The Indiasa
school Book COMPANY. composed Of
capitalists ID lndisnspoiis. n. Wayne
and Evansville. on al books except copy
books and spellers- Tho contract was
1rswn and signed and bond given TO
furnish the books according to the stand
srd Of samples presented. IL u proposed
10 furnish the hooks q once, and The
schools NJ the State will 81 Be supplied
before the fall term be,ins-
The contract for copy bOoks wss
awarded 10 the Bowen Merrill Company,
Of indianapolis.
The township trustees shOuld report
Immediately to the Couaty Superintrn-
dsns the number OF books which will b
required in their townsbips. % that the
necessary requisition can be made on
by him. We sre assured these books
are greatly superior 20 the ones nov in
nee, and they are sIso much cheaper. en-
" costing from one-shird TO one half q
much Prompt sction BY the Trustees.
~ the Law requires. will Get them into
III the schools in Dubois county the COM
ing term The School Book Trust 10
smashed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

0Cold, ooseh. CON b what phIlos-
opheES tern = Logical seqoeoes.s Ooe
= vesy lisole g follow lhe oshos; but by
costog ohe cold With : doDs % Aver
CberSy fecsosal, lhe ooegh Win b esop-
- sd - eoels not nssdsd-juss 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

NOTICE u hereby given that bids viii
~ b received BY the Bard OF Cont
Commissioners Of Dubois county. Indi.
s0s. up 70 August Sd, 1889, for tie con-
structtoS off wooden bridge across Fiat
creek. q Asdiso0 township, near Ben.
Aorgsns farm. Plaos and specifcs-
si"ns can b eesn q Auditors ONCE ~
Jasper. Dubois county, lad. The Com
missioner reserve she right to reject any
aod ell bids.
By order Of Commisoioners.
JoHS GRANELsPACHER.
Auditor Dubois Co.
July 18th. lee9-aW.
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wAss shev.s : CD. - esie6 to- csssorsa.
VIZ - ss,as ~ - sisne . CasscriA.
w. ahsha1 c1a1sss. - ssvs shsn casseri
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

Tbs rorErH.-EyeTy BODY seemed TO-
tent on celebrating the glorious Arb thi'
year. and while there vas In this vicini-
~ no effort q grand display. or hugs
meetings. there were pstrioNc gathering
and jubiiant crowds - many places, q
which the people rescrted- The day
wAs : fine one, % that eli could enjoy q
At Jssper there wss no speaking f0s
she public ear. but FROM the way many
Young couples leaned towards each other
10 the may dance, q Enshofen's, VI
judge there wss plenty speaking Of The
Of.-to;i sAIe. that women have enjoyed
since Ewes time The grove wss vel.
iIlcd. and Joy ms nnconfnej-- The
ics-cream. beer. girls and balloon ascen-
sion we're all successes.
At H1ntingb0rg : very large crowd
assembled ~ The fair grounds. and :
part Of then Listened % IN address in
abe morning BY Elder d. T. Msris. sod
ID the evening one from Mr. a. n.
Sweeney. Both were said 70 b excel
lenf. and pleased ell Who listened. though
IN fact large porsios Of the crowd we're
cf inspecting the race horses. and speeS-
hating on the result and fixing up the
babies for The baby show, and making
e1s lists 81 partDers for the dance which
the speeches interrupted
Al Ferdinand the Lion Garden had .
good crowd in II. Who seemed deter
mined TO enjoy themselves, despite the
fact that three funerals were being con-
Quoted q the church q the sane time
snd they claim 20 have succeeded 3D.
uinbiy.
At Dubois there was . large crowd.
good music, ard : jolly time. The
speakers advertised did not pur In %
appearance, Bot their place Wa< filed
ably By W. \. &mmons EAQ-. Of Hill
ham, whose eloquencs in porIRsyiDg the
deeds Of orr heroic forefathers. and the
grandson Of the GoveruuDens they Great
ed, stirred the hearts Of The people With
patriotism. and Al enjoyed shemselves.
hoping that d.. Cobis may get up an
other celebration next year.
a; ccnDeilviiIe the Gnnd Army boys.
Or rather old men, now, celebrated in
grand ssyIe. and al bad good time, -
1hey s:vays Do there
TIE sbove comprised I'll The ceIe bra
lions il Dubois ooonsy, from which ue
hsvs hard.
Asny citizens. and three o. four Sun
day Schools from this county attended
The celebration q Preach Lick, where . |
very iarge crowd had gathered There |
we're eight Sunday schools present, COM
pesing Tor banner . b presented toI
he school singing S1ndAy- School songs I
best, and The Hickory Groso schooiI
brought he prize home With them, sftef
, big musical contest, il which many oil
he sweet girls ard ssslwsrs boys nearly
DpIif their thruotk- The m1ssc h sid 70 4
Aave been excellent b several schools,
md shs judges had rather ditfcult tax
10 decide
Some Of our citizens went 70 Evans-
lille ard enjoyed rides on the dummy.
o. visited Garvin Grove. toI
auxh - : -dummsr man. sdvestised to Il
lump with : parachute from loo lei
neixhth. being tied 70 balloon. and -
,enling oct Of sight. EvansvilIe 10 great
N -3ommys,- and ths <sh i : great
line for jokes nowadays, but the 4:h I
u Joly. l75t, wss not very prolific o.
ight Affairs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12
Constipation,

n nos remsiiod IN season. y liable 70
] become hsbitual and chronic. DrAs-
&c purgatives. BY weakening Tho bowels,
confirm, rather than cure. the evil.
Ayers Fills, being mild. effective, and
ally Recommended BY The faculty = the
best Of aperients.
Having been subject, for years, %
constipation. without being abIe 20 6nd
much relief. - Last tried Ayers Pills.
% testify that have derived great ben
efit from their use. For over two ysars
p,Rst ! have taken ono Of these pills
every night before retiring. would nos
willingly BE- without them" 90. w.
Bowman. = East Main e.. Carlisle. n.
~ have hrsn taking Ayers Pills and
using them In my family since 1851. and
cheerfniIy recommend them 20 I'll In
ned Of . safo hut efIectual csshastic."
John ~ Boggs. Louisville, Ky.
"For eight years was afflicted with
f0nstipation, which q last became 80
Bod that the dOctoEs could do No mere
Tor ne. Then ] hogan 20 take Ayers
Pills. and so0a the bowels recovered
their natural and regular sction. sathat
LcuRhbridge. Bryan. Texas.
I" Having used Ayers Pills, with good
results. fully indorse them for the pur-
poses for which they are recommended"
IT. Conners, M. d.. Centre Bridge. Pa.
Ayers Pills,
PnDPAuSD ~ I
o.. J. Q. Ayev = Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold b. I'll Druggists ~ Dealers n MsdsstDs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12
COURT NOTICE.
lCivfI Case. No. ioasl
STATE OF INDIANA. }

STATE OF INDIANA, -
DUBOIs COUNTY. 90
Dsss's Clsssis Cesrs. sspssnbsr 1srn. 1855.
George A. Sjhooos
W.
Theresia Kaoisesbssg.
TN pussusuce 70 a order % said Court.
y nosice = hereby given % the above
named defendant, Who - appear 81
s0davis died, . : pon.rssident % the
State o. Indiana, that lhe plaintiff ~
died bic complaint and commenced his
ocsion against Der On note, and 10 enforce
: lien o. real estate situate In said conn.,
~, and that eaid actioo will stand for
!ssue and trial q The nsxt term % ssId
Dubois Circuit Court. commencing %
" First Monday % September, 1850.
- Witoess ny hand and the eeol
Is. o. said COust, this 10Th dav
% Jolly. 1850.
I0xATx EcKERT, Clerk
Dub0is Circuit Court.
BauNo BUnrTxsR, Att'y To- Pl'6.
Jay 1Aos Iooo-3w. pa o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

3 z. Tma-
sRevissos % 10 tsviG. ~ b msde
BY the republicans, bot D0s reducsioo.
Thas y practically impoesible. The
whoss privileges - party = asked .
rsstrics aeo he vogy osos Whose mooev
be- bought the govornmene for ~
party. That tells ~ woole story. Jos-
tie yin dss!ly - doss. ~ upos, -
~, the sspoblicass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

Exchange: Tnooas Shermou, OF
Washington City. . young clerk and .
PCT Of Mr.. Blaine, cane 10 for the Liver.
pool consuIship, ooe % The latest foreign
bod Of es5O00 pc snuum. TIE cray.
haired Republicans !. doubtful 6Saies,
Who have fought the battles % ~ party
for : q0artss Of : century, feel sick end
eoro wheo such plume fall into Ne
months u bsbes aod sockIings-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12
rsE INDIANA GEOGRAPHY.



l ser>sty says % lt.
(; In re<ponse 20 the claim shst Ire text
books offered by the Indiana scbool book
company are old and obsolete. the fol-
/ lowing testimony % The merits % the
Biographies. gisea . lev monshs ago by
Prof s. 5 Parr OF DePsuw unworthy,
liz submilted:
Mr.. d. ID. Merrill bas kiodIy sent me
copy Of Miles Advanced Geography.
for examination end criticism- II has
been examined With great care. BY going
into details or statemepts, pictures and
maps.
have no besiisncy IN saying thar
Niles Advanced Geography il superior
TO anything OF the kind yet published in
this country. IL point Of com plefeness Of
statement. seizipg Of salient points and
general grouping Of fscis. The matter
. fresh and attractive. and possesses that
Indispensable quality Of both teaching
and the text book-interesg- The arrst-
mens Of surface features. = bearing on
climsfs. and Of the cir and climate itself
= eosditioss Affecting The Iifs o. con-
organic tbsn Is snv o,her boot I know
or voolj especi.IIv Commend she
plsn followed Of making eeoerphv a.
exrcsirion of shs M. n msn AZ ~.
rIobe-a study or -Esr,h IA W,nr
This i. one 81 the few books vet publish.
~ maj rersrd. the Earth 1. n Organism
fitted 81 desivn n ~ the home ~ she
human rec. Ana man q fitted b. II.
nature 10 b. the earns ;nhabisans.
Every teacher must al Win delight !
hook which proposes 10 make N orr<nix.
"a and articu,aied subiect ous of wh.s
ma too often been ! chsos a noassorsed
and unsssimilated f.cts.
Allow me 10 courrsfnIsse ron On he
thought work. s.d TIE ppblis6er Ana thel
printer. on the exceIIent mechanicsI ret \
10. Nyse,f ana 1eliov -,eeebers 81 tbe (
Normal school have decided thai X = one I
OF the best iDbs or work - have seen /,
and i decidedly better than an,shing
our state b. vet turned ont of sbe bo,,s I
line Wishing Won and the hook m. !,
bounded pro.oeritv 81 SP.pe
Dean az Normal Sehool y,epsn- I'M.
versitv.
Cruencastle. Ind Peb % 1ssa
- - -
The I>OuisviIie Evening Times pub
fishes list Of p>rdons male By Hovey.l
c,verings half column, concerning which
the Times ssys:
Never within the memory OF man hasl
- - 49, s@9ttt - 404t~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

0Ihe Evansville city council o.
Monday night .nssimoosiy appropriate
% $50 70 by provisions to furnish "a
the starving victims OF monopoly II
Cley county. Il Il : great disgrsce "a
Indiana thae Der Laws should hase per.
mitted monopoiies. or souiIess corposs.
tons, TO cali together With fair promise.
u labor, tboussndh OF men. women and
children and then. when II forces them
into comparatively helpless condition,
nv 70 starve them TO death. and the
Governor have 70 Issue : proclamation
soliciting charity TO keep strong AMI
willing 'aboress from starving. becsuse.
forsooth, the monopolies must needs s're-
tire . millionaire every year! With
Wheat = s. cts bushel, $50 men, 90
men and children ars pinched with
hunger - ooe Of The richest counties Of
!ndians. while the owners q The vniEss
= which they worked ere revealing n
injury u Chicago! Conldu't citizens Of
Dubois county send . number or barrels
q hour % thsms The sailroad win
carry il free
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

NOTICE IL hereby given thst bids
~ Will BE- received By the Board 81
County Commissioners or Dubois conn.
~. Indiana. up to August ID. 1889, To-
the construction Of the sUperstructure OF
en- iron bridge scross Pstoks River, q
Nicholson bridge. Exact dimensions
will be given BY applying at the Aodi-
tors ONCE, 10 Jasper, Dubois cosnty. To-
disua- Tho Comsniasioners reserve The
right % reject any and I'll bids.
By order Of Commissioner.
JoBS GRANELsPAcBER,
Auditor Dubois %.
Jolly 18th, 1856.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

The youngsters q Gordon caught The
mob Iaw c0nsagion. arising FROM the
J ynchiug Of Deavin and Tennyso0 and .
led named Caughlin. accused OF stealing
: knife from : comrnde. was ensiced To-
20 the woods and would have been
iynched By his companions but for the
occidental presence Of man. Who stop
ped proceedings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

In response 70 request from Cover
nor Lsrrsbee and Adjufsns- Genersl
Aiexsndes, the Secretary Of War and
Najcr-Genersi Schofield have given or
ders that detachment OF United States
regulars shall encsmp with each OF the
six regiments Of the lows National
Guard next month.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-11
Have Men IA Right to Liberty?

The anarchists of today have pushed
the old dogma of natural liberty to the
EXTREMIST form of abstract deduction,
and they propose to make it programme
of action They therefore make of it
principle ni endless revolution 1t. how.
ever, the basis on which it once rested is
gone, it is impossible that we should hold
and use it any more. With our present
knowledge of history, we know that nc
men on earth ever have had liberty in
the sense of unrestrictedness of action.
The very conception is elusive. 1t is i'm
possible to reduce it to such form that it
could be verified, for the reason that it is
non-human, non-earthly, 1t never could
exist on this earth and among these men.
The notion of liberty and of the things
to which it pertains has changed from
age to age in modern history.
Never in the history of the world has
military service weighed ON large bodies
of men as it does now on the men of the
European continent. 1t is doubtful if it
would ever nave been endured. Yet the
present victims of it do not appear to
consider it inconsistent with liberty.
Sumptuary laws about dress would raise
riot in any American state; pro
hibitory law would have raised riot
among people who did not directly re-
sist sumptuary laws. A civil officer in
France, before the revolution, who had
bought or inherited bis Office, had a de-
gree of independence and liberty in it
which the Nineteenth century official
never dreams of. On the contrary, the
more this Nineteenth century civil and
political liberty is perfected, the more it
appears that under it an official has free
dom Of opinion and independence of
action only at the peril of his livelihood.
Professor W. G. Sumner in Popular
Science Monthly.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-11
Music and Love.

An aspect of our subject, however, be-
fore matters reach their marrying stage,
is the effect of music upon the emotions.
especially love, or vice versa, and the
stimulus it gives to affairs of the heart
generally. l have seen it stated some
where that there are more marriages
among the class of people who dabble in
quavers and harmonies, and who come
under that very pliable term musical,
than any other If this be true, it ought
to be possible to account for it. Why is
it? 1t is hard to see, especially at the
financial outlook, for the average mu-
stefan is certainly not, so far as my ex-
perience goes, such as to warrant wo-
men seeking husbands in this walk of
life, and money, believe, constitutes
an important factor in the matrimonial
question, whichever side be viewing it,
Most people, probably, will be prepared
to say that the opportunities for flirting
are greater, and perhaps the solution OF
the problem may as well be found in this
as any other. However the matter be
solved, musical annals certainly furnish
considerable roll of firtations-suf
fcient, indeed, to tempt many to think
that after all the class of whom l an
writing play no inconsiderable part il
keeping the divorce law in existence
There is no end to the tales. Even thai
straight laced gentleman, Haydn, whost
pious habit of inscribing his scores witt
bits of reverent Latin, will go down tt
posterity, and who, if this failed, would
always be held sacred for his oratorio
"The Creation he fell in low
with Mile, Boselli, despite his wife an(
his piety. He had her portrait painted
and satisfied all her little whilns anC
fancies, which, like those of all prim
dome, were not, of course, inexpensive
ones. Good old, but inconstant, Haydn
-Gentleman's Magazine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-11
Putting on the Cap sheaf.

"Its wonderful what fimfam noshins
they do git up nowadays" said the old
LADY in the next seat ahead. when |
was fust married an OK cart was consld-
cred good huff fur anybody to ride In,
but now they hev to hev palace kyars and
SIGH or folks is kicking.
Its got to be jist as bad nor wuss IN
church." she continued, as she felt for her
pipe and tobacco. 81 shet my eyes to 1t
fur awhile, but had to git EN- open
when folks began to make fun of me fur
wearing of a bonnet which was seven
years old. Some of 'em git new bonnet
every year, and the extravaganza in
dress goods, handkerchiefs, collars, and
SIGH is perfectly awful. should think
it would bust up all the men folks.
"And everything has got to running
to grammar" she went on, as she filled
her pipe and hunted in her satchel for
match. Sin my day nobody didn't keer
nuthing about nouns and verbs and
poverbs, but everybody in this aige is
dead struck on 'em. can't tell one o
my gals to bring up 'taters fur dinner OIL
drive the goslin's out O the garden patch
but what she flies up at me about my
grammar"
She found a match and lighted hei
pipe, to the great amusement of the
other passengers, and she was putting
away and taking lots of comfort when
the conductor came along.
"No smoking in this car, ma'am," he
CURLY announced
"What?"
"No smoking here"
"Do you mean to say its agin the rule
to smoke as ride along and banker ful
it?"
lido. You will have tostop at once.
"Humph! Well, that does put the
cap sheaf on the whole bizness, though
I've bin expecting it fur some time
The last time went to meeting the!
objected to my smoking in one Of thu
back pews, and now | start on journe.
to my daughter Hammers to be told tt
shet off smoking afore I've drawn si2
whiffs, because the railroad don't like it
I'll stop, of course, but when | git t.
Hammers I'll just gin right up and tel
EN- want to die. It's no use fur an oil
woman like me to expect to git an,
more comfort in this flimham aige, an,
the sooner | kin git to heaven the bet
ter. New York Sun.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-11
Financial and Commercial
OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY srArEsMAS,

OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY STATEsMAS, !
AUSTIN, July g.. I
There has been some few changes in To-
cal prices since our last weekly report.
Country butter has advanced as well as
eggs, the latter only slightly. Hams also
command better figures. The general
tone of business continues to improve, and
q feeling of confidence to obtain among
dealers. The opinion is becoming gene
ral that the cotton crop will be far in ex-
cess of that OF last year. This, with the
location of the Alliance cotton yards here,
gives assurance of an increase in the fall
trade over last season.
The local trade for the past seven days
has been good for summer time, and this
of itself seems to give assurance of an en-
larpement of the volume of traffic from
the first of September on. Last Saturday
was the most active day of the entire
week, and resembled day in the midst OF
the fall trade.
The wholesale trade continues moderate
with good prospects for the fall-bettei
than for the last five years.