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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21
III tory OF the Black watch, Ergland's
Most Famous Regiment.

Ntuos ~
The Black Watch lie the most famous
Of Scottish regiments and the most H.
lustrious in the British army. No other
regimental name, English or Scottish,
is so closely associated with the expan.
sion Of Britain into a worldwide power.
Enrolled In 1923, ~ years after the
legislati . union between Scotland and
England, the Black Watch has spent
more than a century and a half I fight
ing and in various other military BUSH
ness all over the world, from the hills
Of Ross and Inverness to the Hin alayas
and from American backwoods, West
Indian Isles and Ashanti to the Crimea.
Ten years after Its formation it became
q regiment OF the line, and in l743 it
sailed from Gravesend on it's first for
eign campaign. At the battle OF Fonte-
noy, l745, the Black Watch covered the
defeat OF the British and allies, winning
as much distinction by that service as
ii it hal gained a victory. Tie regi-
ment was present at Corunna, and on
the shores OF Lake %Champlain, 1853.
during the campaign which ended In
the destruction Of the French power in
North America. After Fontenoy the
Black Watch served in Ireland, in North
America. in the West Indies. 1t shared
In Tho occupation Of Havana, the capital
of Cuba. 1t had five years fighting
with the North American Indians. In
ITS the .~Highlanders were in Ireland,
n then they returned to Scotland
after an absence Of thirty-two years.
The Black Watch In Its wanderings
over the world was recruited by lands
OF adventurous young Scots from north
OF the Tay. 1t was present in the PEN
insular wars and In tho Crimea, and
particira ted In the battle at C~awnpore
and Lucknow, India. 1t served under
Gen. Wolseley in Western Africa and in
the Nile Valley and fought In the
Soudan. -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21


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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21

1t is q COMMON trick Of the Demo-
.rats to attempt to saddle all the ills
lnder which we are now suffering upon
The Sherman law, and to hold that up
20 opprobrium as q sample piece OF bad
Republican legislation. Even the
President is dishonest enough to strike
1t the Republicans by saying in his
proclamation calling ar extra session of
Congress-: "The present rerilous con-
iition is largely the result of a financial
policy which the executive branch of
The government finds embodied in UNI
wise laws which must be executed until
repealed by Congress-" What are the
facts?
The object Of the Silver Act of 1890.
know as the Sherman Law, was to pre-
vent and at all events defer "free coin
age OF silver" A bill for that purpose
had passed the Senate by a large ma
iority and would have passed the House
but for the compromise act Of 1890.
The act was = makeshift to prevent the
Democratic party from enacting free
coinage. If, therefore, it is what the
President calls IN "unwise law" it was
IN "unwise law" forced upon the coun-
try by the financial policy of the Dem
ocrats. And there can be no better
proof of this than the glazing fact that
although the Democrats had u major
ity of $50 in the last Congress they re-
fused to repeal the Sherman Law. 1t
was the knowledge that, although the
Democratic press were bowling against
the Sherman law, the Democratic ma
jority Of the next Congress would re-
fuse to repeal it that made MI. Cleve-
land steadfastly refuse to call an extra
session, and he only yielded when Sena-
tors Voorhees, and Harris assured him
that there would be q majority for re.
noo1
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21

Tho Chewsures In the government
OF Tifiis, according to . publication Of
the Imperial Geographical Society OF
Russia. constitute . q Of 1000 PEG.
pie, who know nothing about money,
their unit Of vslue being q COW. A horse,
for instance. 10 valued ct three cows.
Injuries to . nsighbor's person are re-
Quilted by paying Over 30 many cows.
and there are NO spectators to bull tho
market
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21

main dry and cool and be perfectly
clean 1t 10 well TO dust It with q
little plain rice powder 70 this end
Work the fingers well down before
you put In the thumb, work the
thumb IN slowly and then the rest
Of the hand; begin at the second but
ton and ascend. then return To the
first button. which will now fasten
eaAily without breaking or stretching
the buttOnhOIe. Yourhand Will FREE
auently be moist with pcrspiration
whom about 10 remove the gloves; In
this case. pull them on wrong side
out, % that the moisture can evapo-
rata. When quite dry. turn the
lngeFs aEd smooth the gloves into
shaps layiAK them IN Z box or other
T0ceptacle long enough tn receive
them, except In the case Of evening
Gloves. which may be folded halt way
up the arm. Another way to make
gloves last is TO buy them large
enough. A glove that Is too tight
s9resses the hand out Of shape. makes
1t red. and is always in bad taste.
Bracelets should no be worn
over gloves than should rings. -Jenn
| Mullen
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21
He says We Need the Chinese.

Senator Stanford, OF California,
m out strong against the exclusion
Of Chinese from our shores. 1T ia Q
serious thing" Gays he, TO throw any
impeachment in the way OF our Chinese
trade. More than that, we need the
Chinese here to work In our fields.
Y neyards and orchards. and gather our
trait and do tho common laEor OF the
country. I do not know what we would
do without them. and l undertake to
say that they are the most quiet, In
dustrious. and altogether commenda-
BILE class OF foreigners who come here.
There is nc other class so quick to
learn, and none so faithful"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21

According to advices from Constanti-
nople, q romantic affair is said TO have
happened In the Turkish army. A short
time ago the discovery was made quite
accidentally in Plistina that a young
girl named Hanko had been serving for
three and a half years under her
brothers name, All Redscheb, in the
Fifteenth Regiment there, and had dis
tinguished herself by specially good
conduct. The Sultan was informed OF
the unheard-of case OF q woman housing
with men for years unveiled. When he
learned that the young girl had taken
this daring step in order to free her
brother. who was the only support OF
bis mother, from military service, he
bestowed the Schesakat Order of the
Third Class on her and has given her .
life pension Of five Turkish pounds a
month. She was, OF course, sent home
at once and her brother remained free
from serving,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21
The Amertean tsiri Irnproving.

It has been remarked that the diff
ference between the pre- scnt and the
past generation OF unmarried women
IL very striking, and yer in
reality than In appearance. since it
might ~carelessly he supposed that the
great contrast between the Younger
maiden ladies and those beyond mid
die age Ia entirely due to the differ
ence OF axe: whereas it Is hardly p OBJ
able that any larger proport IN OF the
young women will ever be in the least
like the old women OF the present
generation, because their ca ly life
has been entirely different. There
can be no question that this fact Is
owing to the increase OF (. eedom, ac-
companied, OF course, by better phys
ical conditions than those Of the past
and by the new opportunities for ed.
ucat'on That education is an i'm
portant factor Is proved by the sharp
line OF division between the college
women and Those OF equal gifts who
belong to the decade before them.
The college women are less sclf-con-
sci0us, more vigorous, hold their
powers much better in hand, and are
far better fitted tn their environ
ment Before wOmen's colleges were
established Il used to be 81 d that
'.all American women who rel edu-
Gated were also morbid But how
seldom you e q morbid woman
among college graduates! The wo-
men who fought their way TO an edu.
cation In the past did 80 under such
difficulties and found 20 little scope
for their powers In their conventional
world that they we're almost forced
70 De mOrDi0. lncy could not helI
being self-c0nsc Gus, because they
were denied any harmonious develop.
ment and yer consequently always
aware Of their own inadeQuacy.-
Philadelphia TimeA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21
The Other Law Now.

Last year everything, every i'll and
every reverse. every increase in price
and every decrease in price was attrib-
uted to the Mckinley bill. That "cul-
minating atrocity of class legislation,
enacted under a policy which was de-
clared t. b, Unconstitutional and a
fraud" was held responsible for every
thing. We had an election. and the
tariff, through the combined efforts OF
Democrats and F, pulists, went down.
Robbery, we we're told, was at end.
The millions of dollars which had been
'flched from the people, the consumers
of the country, could not be restored,
we were told pathetically, but the e
would be no more tilching. But the
robbing and the filching still 60 on,
and Mr.. C%leveland's friends assure us
that the tariff will not be touched at
the extra session. The fraud Of a
tariff, the Unconstitutional" tariff, the
eliminating atrccity Of class legisla-
ton" is to be continued on the statute
books.
Not only that, but there SINE men
who last year laid everything to the
tariff now assert that the tariff has
nothing to do with anything, says the
Des MOines Register. The closing OF
mines and factories, the fall in prices
OF all the staple products of the coun-
try, the had times-none of these have
n connection at all with the tariff.
Europe, with it's pauper made goods,
stands tiptoe, ready to flood this
country with them, and there is moth
ing between the ambition Of the for
eign manufacturer and the American
market but an administrator which
by It's platform stands pledged torepeal
eve.y vestige Of a protective tariff, but
still the tariff is not responsible foi
any OF the evils Of which we hear com
plants. Oh, no: the tariff ceased t.
BE- a menace when election day was
over and the ballots had been counted,
Everything now is due to the Sherman
bill.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21

q pair0f kidgioves
Win wear depends
very much upon
way they arc
put on, especially
the Hnt time.
Never put on .
pair Of new gloves
in . hurry; take
plenty Of time and
keep cool. 1t II
OF great import
ance that the
hand should re-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-21

rHE length Of tim
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-28

Second Quarterly Report, 1898.
Number of marriages April. u
May, Is June, IA; total. 81.
Number of births-April, So; May
81: June. %; total. 60
Nun. Der OF deaths April. 10: May
10: June, Is; total, So.
Cause of death Railroad accident,
bronchitis, Q; congestion Of brain,
OF stomach, puerpcral con
vulsions. |; consumption 3; Group.
chronic diafrh9s. l; dropsy OF heart. !
entero COLTS. /; erysipeIas. 4; brsil
fever, j.; congestive fever. 2; pnerpera
fever, 9; typhoid fever. !; heart failure
i hamilton. 3; intestinal impaction, !
measles, 3; old age, i; paresis. J.; peri
tonitis l.: pneumonia, 8; scrotula, l
suppression OF urine l suicide by shoot
ing. /. Total number Of deaths, 80.
\ Physicians and midwives, please bea
in mind that still-births must bereporte
on birth blanks only, and not on deaf
blanks. All returns must be made with
lin FIVE DAYS after the birth, death
marriage. Some violations of the la'
were overlooked during the last qnarte
but such will not be the case hereafter.
ID. b BRAxSocK.
Sec. Dubois Co. Beard OF Health.
Jasper, July "a, 1898.
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Notice Of Letting OF Grading
Contract

Notice l. hereby given that the Boald
OF Trustees OF the town Of Jasper, Du-
bois county, Indiana. will receive sealed
proposals for grading OF that part oil
Jackson street IN said town as follows
at the north line Of Sixth
street thence running north and across
Seventh and Eighth streets up TO the
south line OF Ninth stree: in said town
except the side walks thereon and alsc
said street crossings - according to tht
respective orders aud ordinances made
by said Board in fclaiior TO such grade
work, up 10 MONDAY, TIE 21sT DAY OIL
AuGusT. 1893, at 4 T.. M.-Said grade
work Is to be fully completed on OF
before the lst day CT Ocfdbr. 1899
and plans. estimates and specifications
thereof can be seen by calling on th'
Clerk of said town.
The Board reserves the right 70 rejcc
any aud all bids.
Dated At Jasrc, Indiana, the cath ds'
Of July, 1898.
BY order Of the Board.
WILLIAM II. JUTT,
July %, g2.3t. Town Clerk
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THE KELLEY CURE.
For Drunkenness, Opium and
Tobacco Habits, at Evans
vile. Indiana

The disease OF the world is drunken.
ness. Liquor killed over 10000 people
In America last year. The 'cure' for
this scourge is the Remedy and Treat
mcnt Of DIR. Leslie +. Kelley. Thu
Keelcy institute At Evansville. Ind. au
by DIR. Kelley, IL now open q
receive patients. Privacy and seclusioI
given patients.
Full information as 10 the "keclel
Cure terms. etc. sent free upon appli
cation. A "cure" Tor the Liquor. To
bacco. Opium aud Cigarette habits.
Address all communications to the
Keclcy Institute, Evansville, Ind. The
genuine Kelley remedies and treatmen
given. Home treatment a success. 46-i
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Notice to Iron Bridge Contractors



Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, County Commissioners of Du-
bois county. Indiana. will receive sealed
proposals at the Auditors Office OF said
county. at Jasper. mp to IL o'clock NJ, OH
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1898.
for the supplying and erection of an high
truss iron bridge. cighty-six feet in
length, and fourteen feet wide, across
lPaioka riv r.. al NE town OF Dubois. il
Harrison township, Dubois county. In
diana.
AL o, at the same time, for the rebuild
ing ofihe stone abutments of said bridge
at said location.
Said work T. oil to be done and com.
pletel during The spring and summer o
1894.
I Plans and specifications for the work
may be seen at any time at thei Office o
the County Auditor.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids, and bidders will be re
quired to furnish bond that they viii
contract il 1t is awarded to them, ant
that they will comply with the contrac
when made.
4 By order of the Board of County Com
missioners Of Dubois county.
\ AuGusT II. KERNEI)
JONI j. ALLIES. Commis'ners.
Il CONRAD JACKLKy.
July -, 1893. CIV
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PRESIDENT Notice.
State of Indiana, Dubois county
Dubois Circuit Court. Sept. Term, 1898
MARY E. SHoRTER/
VS.. 7 NOtlce.
MIKE SHoRTERy
The plaintiff in the above entitled
cause, having filed ner complaint there
in. toge, her with an affidavit Of a disin,
terested party that the residence Of thu
defendant is unknown and upon dill
gent inquiry can not be ascertained, and
that said action is to obtain divorce
Now, therefore, the defendant is here
by notified, that unless he be and appeal
on the first day Of the next term CT th,
Dubois Circuit Court, 10 be holden OF
the first Monday of September, a. ID
1898. at the court house in Jasper in sal,
County and State, aud answer or dcmu
TO said complaint, the same will b
heard and determined in his absence.
In witness whereof ! hercunto set 10,
hand and afIix the seal Of sai'
srAr court this 7th day Of July, A
~ ID. 1898.
IGxATz EckEIT. Clerk.
BnErz, MCCALL Il BErTz, Att'ys. pf 5
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IGNAT/ FtkEET, OItfK.
f,IETz, MCCALL IL BErTz, Att'ys. IF s.
Notice Of Letting Of Grading
Contract.

Contract.
Notice il hereby given that the Board
OF Trustees Of the town Of Jasper, Du-
bois county. Indiana. will receive sealed
proposals for grading all OF Mill street
from Sixth 10 Ninth streets --except the
sidewalks thereon, and the street cross
ings lying between the north side OF
Sixth street. and the south side II Ninth
street in the original town OF Jasper
and the crossings of alleys intersecting
the same. as are not vet graded. accord
Ing 10 the respective orders and ordi.
nances made by said Board in relation
to such gradework, up to MONDAY, TIE
2isT DAY OF August, 1898, AT II. NJ
Said graiework Il to be fully completed
on or before the 1st day Of October,
1898, and plans. estimates and specifi'
cations thereof can be seen by calling or
the clerk Of said town.
The Board reserves the right to re-
jet any and all bids.
Dated at Jasper, Indiana, the 2ttl
day Of July. 1893
by order Of the Board.
WILLIAM III. JUTr,
July %. '93.3t. Town Clerk
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|BLoop WILL TELL.-Dubois county
Aent will show itself and push TO tn.

lent Will show ITSELF anu push " auc
put wherever its natives locate and
I've any ambition. There is good
hnl In the healthful surroundings In old
rbois, that enables her boys to grow up
tIth stslwart frames and sound consti-
HONS, that make this fact. Our atten-
bn was called 10 this by noticing that
Az ont In North Dakota native 81
y county, and former citizen OF JAS
=. n prominently mentioned for judge
The supreme court. Under the head
sJohn r. Dillon for Judge OF the SUI
keme Court" the Highmore Bulletin
ys: attorney Dillon, OF Pierre, Is the
|Soice OF Hughes county for one OF the
|)dges Of the supreme court, and Ed
lands county has also instructed fol
|1r. Dillon"
|l6everal other Republican papers, who
<now . good thing when they see 1t,
+ y also advocating Mr.. billions nomi-
Alton by the Republican convention
ID old friends in this county, Demo
ats a. well as Republicans, who knew
I'm nearly all of his life, will tell Da
btans that he would make them pure
ia honest judicial officer, who wou!c
|puor the position, and would not per
|lt Il to be tarnished by biased politics
decisions.
1.-THE only objection the CoURrER think
n 10 his nomination IL that II is q grea
Nv to sacrifice so good q man, and
epublicanism is about gasping its las
Heath in Dskots. as well as in sll tn
Ycstern States, some rascal would b
gore fit to sing its requiem than an hon
Ne man like John +. Dillon.
1.-The Democrats in congress only nee'
adhere closely to the Chicago plat
run their pledges to the people -upo
hances as well as tariff, and they vii
(rry every Western and Southern Stat
land the COURIER has an abiding fat
the truthfn.ness Of that platform AM
4 Democratic congrcssmen's pledges !
4rry it 0ut-though President Cleve
nd never did give his full adherence
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~ -
Dubois Circuit Court, September crn,
1898.
john KRAFT
vs..
HENRY HorPENIANs
ELIZABETH RUHkAMr
The Plaintiff in the above cn,it'cu
cause having fled his complaint therein
together with an affidavit that INC dc-
lfemdants are non-residcnts OF the s'a',
OF Indiana. Now therefore nc sa,"
Henry Hoppcnjans aud Elizabeth n ,
'kamp are hereby notified that nnlcss
lIhcy be and appear on The sixth dav q
tho next term o. the Duh0is .it,ui'
Court to be holden on ths Isl Mnnnay
In September. 1898, At The Court housu
liz Jasper. Dubois county, inniana. az"
answer or iemur TO sad compliant, -"
same will heard aud determined y 'he''
absence. no
- hand and afIix the scal o. ss'a
/ srA. Court this July the I'm, l17''
~ IsNArz exert. CLERK
w. 4. Cox Prfflat'y. Dubois y y
July 81, sS-st ps 50.
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Uses No Medicine.

Jasper. the assessors blanks showing
him to be 10 years old in 1891, 20 years
in 1892, and 20 years in 1898.
THE above includes the final orders o
the Board made up TO Adjournment
Friday evening last, when further ex
examination of the mortgage record
was in progress
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-28

Evansville Courier: Every day indi'
Gates most certainly that silver men DC
not propose to be overwhelmed by tne
gold sharps in the coming session of con
gress. The Sherman law will probably
be repealed by substitute bill making
the coinage OF silver practically free.
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Passengers for Chicago on Train No
So from Jasper TO Evansville. leaving
Jasper at 10: 40 n. m, upon informing
the Conductor, can have the "World's
Fair Special" on the T.. Il II. II. held FOL
them at the junction IN Evansville, thus
enabling them 10 reach Chicago nj 10 p
m. the same day. less than IL hours
from Jasper 10 Chicago.
Jos. BENEDICT, Ag't jasper.
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n. II. Wilson, dentist will be At the
Indiana hotel in Jasper. Saturday and
Monday, july goth and 3lsi, prepared tc
do all kinds Of work In the dental line
Parties are requested TO CALL All work
warrsnsr -.
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9The town trustees Of Jasper met last
1onday night in special session. All
feecnt.
Ia petition was presented by Frank
3seph, A. Sprauer. J. A. Scrmersheim,
u 4. Wagner and others for grading
@rac squares on Jackson street, from
oh. The petition was ordered
N tied, proper ordinances adopted
"a proposals for work ordered adser-
he'd for.
i A petition was presented by Wn. a
baylor, Frank Joseph, Ferd. Scbncidci
beeph 4. Friedman aud others for III,
Ending Of Mill street from 9th TO 9th
|eether with plat Of said portion OF Mil
rect. The petition was granted. ordi
Ancc adopted, and proposals for worl
k1ered advertised tor.
John T.. McFall presented his resig
Aaiou Is . member of the school board
hich was accepted by the Trustees.
The Board then adjourned till Wed
betlay night, TO Gil the vacancy on lib
bhool Board.
Board met Wednesday night; al
v0eont.
NJ. #. Schneider called the attentio
che Trustees to dangerous fluc Z
lies Jsnc Gosman's, and DR.. +.
tompf was appointed to examine he
ne, and the Board then paid her vis
examine for themselves.
Mr.. John A. Sermcrsheim was cleo
p school trrstce 10 fill the vacanc
"ased BY ". McFall's resignation.
sCl,x was ordered 10 purchase
osThovuisDns Municipal Laws, 4
The Board ,hAu adjourned.
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vs.. z DiVOICe.
MICHAEL J. CoRDETT,
The plaintiff in The above cause having
filed her complaint. together with an afli.
davit that tie defendant is a non-resi.
dent OF the state Of Indiana, and that the
object Of this action is 10 obtain Oh
vorce.
Now, therefore, the said defendant y
hereby notified that unless he be and APP
near on the second day Of the next tern
N The Dubois Circuit Court, 10 be hold.
on on the first Monday in September
1893, al the Court House in Jasper. said
county ana state. and answer or demuI
TO said complaint, the same will Os
heard ana determined In his absence.
Witness my hand and the sea
JsFAL.1 OF said court. this 18th day Of
July, 1898
IcvArz EcKERT, Clerk Dubois 20.
MrLBunS ~ SWEENEY,
jyl4w3 y. I. -. ~" .N''yS.