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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02
tistry.

N. II. WILSON, Dentist, desires to
inform the public that he will con.
tinuc to mako regular visits to Jasper !;
notw outstanding the report to the con-
trary. The time Of which will be
published IN the columns Of this pa.
per and the HuntiDgburg Signal lie
has no connection with DIRE. +. NJ.
Green, +. A. Brown. aud w. q.
Downs, professionally But has
made arrangements with DIR. b. A.
Mosby, OF HunIingburg. TO attend all
urgent cases during his absence. with
out extra charge to patient. II.
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Birdsey e Beauties.
Health is improving.


Winter has come ct last with . great
energy, or In other words it appears
very cold.
We would advise our Ireland COR
respondent not to use such Language
toward "Your correspondent" Argus
Our Sunday school is progressing
very nicely, with good attendance.
Rev. Joshua Holland preached .
very interesting sermon at Mentor
Sunday night.
''Smsrt Aleck" seems % though he
has two pretty girls. Wonder II be
would invite his Son. in-lsw TO come
around Sunday nights.
We are glad for visitors to come to
our town, but We had q visitor the
other day (thst 10 in the Argus) that
W do not relish. He gave the Argus
10 good send of. but be came too far !;
he took for his subject, stray shot
Yes indeed II was . stray shot. and 10
fact very stray. We can say that he 10
very badly mistaken when he ssys
that our town has gone down. We
would cay that . gentleman in anoth-
er state doesn't know what We are do
ing: we have good Sunday school,
On Epworth League and preaching ev.
cry Two weeks. We would gladly tell
the gentleman that four weeks make
one month, but probably he thinks
that two weeks make one month
We can also say to him (ss We know
who he is) that the two gentlemen
whom he said we're asleep with Jonah,
ere here aud are serving their Master.
We will say further that "Smsri
Aleck" isnt 90 far away 10 the ditch
OF ruin ~ he thinks.
E NJ. CritchAeld 10 very sick At this
James Ferguson says that "Smart
Aleck" had better stop writing about
him. Look out, for Mr.. F. is danger.
Gus.
Mr.. Martin Atkins is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. j. NJ. Baxter and Mrs. Mary
Clemens we're married last Wednes-
day night. We would say to the
couple We wish you success in life.
and may you 90 live that when you
come TO die, may you be resdy TO an.
Dwer that mighty summons. and that
We will meet you on the happy and
sunny river OF life, and We further Say
Nay oil your paths be paths Of peace,
Aud glide away % click % grease.
SMART ALEXIS SoN.IN-LAw.
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Joseph V. Dory, Of Warsaw, H., wai
troubled with rheumatism and tried "A
number Of different remedies. but says
none of them seemed TO do him any good;
but finally he got hold OF one that speedi-
" cured him. He was much pleased with
it, and felt sure that others similarly af-
Aicted would like to know what the REM
edy was that cured him. He states for
the benefit of the public that it is called
Pain Balm. For sale by
Martin Friedman.
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The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price25 cents per
box. For sale at Martin Friedman's
Drug store.
ADril 1. 1893.--iy
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Survey Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all persona
concerned, that the undersigned will
proceed with the County Surveyor OF
Dubois county, Ind. on the 10Th day
February, 1894. to run the lines and
determine the boundaries OF Sec. /,
I. 2 s. X. 6 w., in Dubois county,
Indiana. The intermediate lines will
also be run at the same time, and the
corners thereof established.
All persons interested are requested
to be present at that time.
GEORGE ULSTER.
Feb. 2, '94-3i.
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See the Worlds Fair For Fiji
teen Cents.

Upon receipt Of your address aud If
teen cents 10 postage stamps, we will mail
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio OF
the Worlds Columbian Exposition; the
regular price is Fifty cents, but as we
want you TO have one we make the price
nominal. You will find il a work Ct art
and thing TO beprized. II contains full
page views Of the great buildings, with
descriptions Of same, and Is executed in
highest style Of art. II not satisfied with
Il, after you get IL, we will refund the
stamps and let you keep the book. Ad-
dress H. +. Bucklen 4 Co, Chicago, ILL.,
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Z Evansville CoJsier.
EvAnSvIllE'S SAMITARIUm
Was Opened ON the 18th Of
January.

A Modern Private Medical and Surgical
Hospital which IL = Credit to the City.
Dire. Owen aud walker Have spared ma
Expense to make IL com plete:
The Evansville ssniisrium was
thrown open TO the public Thursday,
January Is. Probably no innovation
In modern times has grown so rapidly
in favor A. private ssnitariums or hos.
pitfalls. The rapid advances in both
medicine and surgery has made such
Institutions . necessity. There are
many methods Of euro which cannot
be successfully employed outside OF q
properly constructed sanitarium. In
surgicsl work such appointments are
indispensable.
Trained nursing 10 another advance
which has come to stay. Many lives
are sacrificed for want Of skilled at
tention.
1t il with great pleasure that we
chronicle the opening Of the Evans
Vile ssnitarium. which will give to
this whole section every possible ad-
vantage that can come from such an
establishment.
1t is located on Fourth street near
Oak, opposite the park. This 10 the
most hcslthful, quiet and delightful
part Of the city and still very central.
The building which is just COM
pieted, is entirely new and built tor
this special purpose. II 10 . hand
some. three-story brick structure,
solidly built. the walls are heavy, the
floors Of hard wood with concrete I'M
der ell.
The operating room with, its tiled
floor and wsinscoting, aud marble
wash bowls and sink is a beauty. II
10 lighted by large windows and .
skylight, and at night by gas and
electric light. The water by a special
system is all boiled before using al
the stands.
The building is heated by direction
direcet steam. that is. under each ra-
diator is an opening for the mission
Of fresh air, besides each room 10 pro-
vided with q ventilating flue so that
The air can be changed every few
minutes without opening door or
window.
All the water il filtered through
Two large Bowden filters.
Both gas and electric lights ars pro-
vided.
The plumbing 10 thoroughly sani-
airy and the bath rooms are elegantly
finished. Hot, cold, steam aud elec-
lric baths are given.
The rooms are liz ht, COSY and nicely
and provided with electric
bells.
1t Is also arranged TO apply electro
lily in any form in each room.
The sanitariUm Is the property OF
Drs. A. NJ. Owen and Ed win Walker,
10th Of whom are we'll known TO our
leaders.
The superintendent is Miss Mar.
yaret Kennedy, who is q graduate
rom the Episcopal hospital. Of Phils-
ielphis. and also from Wsshi ngton.
She has been in charge Of the Evans
'ille city hospital for q year. She Is
thoroughly competent and will be
ssisted BY . corps Of trained nurses
Medical and surgical cases will be
received, but no cases Of contagious
diseases will be admitted.
The sanitsrium Is strictly . private
'ospitaI putlic patients are not sd.
nitied.
The terms are reasonable. In fact
y any case OF severe illness il will
e cheaper TO 90 TO the ssnitarium
han to stay at home. It,
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Democratic Central Committee
Meeting.

The members OF the Democratic
Central Committee Of Dubois county
are requested to meet ct the Court
house 10 Jssper. on Wednesday, Feb
ruary l4th. Ct 10 o'clock .. N. This
meeting 10 called for the purpose OF
fixing the date OF holding the Primary
election, end other important business
will come before the committee. All
Democrats who have the interests OF
our party ct heart, and especially oil
candidates, are invited to be present.
A. III. KOERNEn, Chairman
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Notice to Non.residcnts.

Notice to NOn.residcnts.
State OF Indiana Dubois County, 90 !:
Ia the Dubois Circuit Court April,
Term, 1894.
WILLIAM c. PosrLErmwArr)
vs..
IDA PosTLETHwAIT.
Now comes the Plaintiff, BY Bretz.
Mcfall and Brsiz. his attorneys, and
6les bic complaint herein, together
with On affidavit Of . disinteres,ed
party. that said defendant, Ida Postle.
thwait. 10 not . resident OF the State OF
Indiana; that said action IL for the
purpose OF obtaining . divorce, and
that said nonresident defendant IL a
necessary party thereto
Notice 10 therefore hereby given
said Defendant, last named, that IN.
Iess she be and sppes. on the fret day
OF the next term OF the Dubois Cir.
cult Court, to b holden on the An
Monday Of April. A. d. 1894. at the
Court House IN Jasper, Ia said County
and State, and answer or demur TO
sald complaint, the same will be hcs d
and determined 10 her absence.
Witness my name and the Seal Of
said Court, affixed at Jssper
sEAL this 23d day OF January. IA.
~ u. 1894.
IoSATz exert, Clerk.
BRETz MCCALL 4 BRETz, Att'ys.
Jan. rs, 1oo4.3t.
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Boone Township Trustee.
Notice.

1sHE un ersigned, Trustee Of Boone
I township, Dubois county, hereby
gives notice that he will attend to all
business pertaining TO the Office of Trus.
ice, at his residence ! miles southeast
u Portersville, on SATURDAYS OF each
week, and requests all persons having
3wnship business to present it on Sat.
urdsy. Citizens desiring books from
the Township Library, are notified that
The Library is kept by VIM. McHarris,
in Portersvillc.
HENRY B. BREIDENBAuGH,T 7. B. TIP.
May Is, l888-ly.
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"Last week's Oakland City Rec
ord" contains . very complimsntsry
notice Of several OF the candidates il
this county before the Democratic pri
mary, and also . compliment to ths
gallant Democracy Of Dubois county
generally, and some Of the Offices o.
lected from its ranks for district and
State honors. ''Re.uniou Joe" knows
what . warm heart Dubois county
Democrats have for old soldiers, and
for men who are true to their princi.
Piles, and Withstand 10 Office the bland.
ishmeuts Of wealth, and the purchase
ing power OF patronage. II says:
mo county 10 the state can boast Of
better democracy than Dubois county.
IL 10 . rock ribbed democratic county
and Ito officers are men Of whom eli
may we'll be proud.
Hon. John L. Bretz 10 . faithful rep
resentstive 10 Congress. and 10 always
found Ct bic post. During the past
week be became disgusted Ct the 3D..
sencs OF members and no quorum. and
IL credited with saying: Il an 10 f.
vor Of printing each day 10 the lead.
ing metropolitan Journals the names
Of sbsentses, and 10 continue to expose
their neglect Of duty until their con.
stitUents arise In their just wrath and
force them TO attend the sessions OF
the House,"
Hon. A. NJ. Sweeny. present clerk
Of the State Supreme Court, 10 On hon.
orsble gentleman and . faithful officer,
universally popular with courts and
litigsnts. He discharges bic duty 90
faithfully that bic denomination
should be BY acclamation.
Representatives 10 the state legisla.
ture for many years past have been
men above the average % Legislators.
At no time have tbs voters OF that
county had cause to regret the selec-
ton Of . state represen tasive. nor have
thew cause for regretting the election
oftheir congressman aud state officer.
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Pension attorney Jones this week
received notice that an additional pen.
ZION of - : month had been granted
John w. Kemp, portion Of which
dates from Sept, 1865. The addition.
81 pension granted aggregates $3.50,
and he will receive GA q month here
after. - Grandview Monitor.
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CASDIDArEs.-The list continues to
increase Of those asking the support OF
the Democrats ct the Spring primary.
For Trustee Of Bsinbridge township,
Mr.. Joseph Hsller, the foreman in
the cabinet department Of tho desk
factory 10 announced. Mr.. Hsller 10
. native Of the township, has lived in
Il oil OF bic life, and established .
good reputation for carefulness and
Industry. AZ . Trustee he would
make safe and attentive officer.
For County Commissioner OF the
End District. Mr.. Joseph Schroeder, .
prosperous farmer living on the New
Albany road, IL announced. Mr.. S
has never heretofore aspired to public
favor, though we'll qualified for many
positions. He 10 . veteran soldier,
having enlisted Aug. 10. 1861, In Co.
X, 9th Ind. Vols, the first company
which went out from Dubois county.
He wss discharged September Let,
1854 having served . few days over
three years, and made . creditable re-
cord. He 10 . native OF Dubois
county and takes just pride 10 her
material advancement and would
make . fair county commissioner.
So iar he hss:no opposition.
For County Commissioner for the
nrst district, Hon. Conrad Jackie, OF
Boone township. 10 announced for re-
election. He hes mode % efficient
and careful Commissioner, and bic
practical knowledge - carpenter has
served the county on several occa.
sions to advantage. The COURIER
feels free to cay that Il does not know
Of Democrat Ia that commissioners'
district whom Il would be better for
the taxpayers TO put In possession Of
the once than NJ. Jackie.
For Sheriff Mr.. Ignatz L. Friedman
Of Hall township 10 announced. Mr..
Friedman 10 native Of Hall township. |
. hrst rate, clever man, honest and |
square In oil Of bic business, raised |
and lives on farm, and will make aI
strong Ssce. and . good oficer II ch0s.
On. He hes been constable Of bic
township for several years.
NJ. Joseph Schiller 10 announced 90
. candidate for Assessor. He has new.
Of held ONCE 10 . native OF the town.
ship, brick mouider BY trade, and oil
hard.working citizen. who IL elected,
would try his best to do his duty fair
u and squsrsly with all.
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-06

IlO = IlOOIE /IIIIUONl CbIlSA
published by the inmates Of the
state penitentiary at Saltwater,
came to our desk this week donned
in a beautiful new dress in honor
Of it's eighth birthday. The Mir
ror is one of the most neatly print
ed papers in the state and contains
only articles that are beneficial
reading matter, and fit to be
brought into any home.-Wilmar
Argus
The Prison Mirror, published
in the state prison at Saltwater,
one of the best edited and printed
exchanges that comes to this office,
came out with a pretty pink cover
last week in honor of its eighth
birthday. Lew ?. Schoonmaker,a
convict, is the editor, and is an
able writer. The Mirror is always
welcome weekly visitor at the
Vidette office, and we wish it pros
perity. Spring Valley Vidette.
The last issue Of The Prison Mir
ror was a souvenir number, and it
was a beauty. The Mirror is al
ways good, but it was especially so
last week. It has entered a new
volume, and is now eight years old.
The paper has had prosperous
run Of it. and it may now be said to
be prominent factor in the moral
and intellectual improvement Of
the prisoners at the Saltwater pen
itentiary where it is published =
by and for the inmates. Its infu-
ence for good among these unfort-
unates is boundless, and the prison
management have acted wisely, we
think, in aiding and encouraging
the enterprise. The Mirror grows
brighter with age, and The Mail
wishes it the success that it de-
serves, which is much. - South Da-
kota Mail.
Upwards OF a year ago we placed
upon our exchange list The Prison
Mirror published at Saltwater,
Mimi, and many pleasant moments
we have spent in perusing it's var
led columns, noting its elegant die
ton, pure sentiment and earnest
ness. This week it comes to the
table heraIding its eighth birthday
with enlarged form and illuminated
cover The editorial comment up
on this accession shows that its
editor is a man Of keen perception
and must have had the curly train
ing Of more than ordinary parent
age, because the sentiments ex-
pressed are so far above the aver
age, one finds in the general pa
pers Of the day. There is food in
every number Of The Mirror. anG
as it costs only 81 per year, M
wonder that its circulation is large
-Mancos, (Col.) Times.
Among The Nations many ex
changes there are none we valu,
more highly than The Prison Mir
ror, al excellent weekly published
in the State prison at Saltwater
Minnesota. The entire work anc
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-06

The Prison Mirror, published at
Saltwater, Mimi, comes to cur tab
le this week in holiday attire.
Theoccasion being its eighth birth
day. The Mirror is an enterpris-
ing sheet and in spite Of the fact
that it is slightly handicapped,
keeps right up with the procession.
Buffalo Co., wis, Journal.
The Prison Mirror celebrated
the eighth anniversary OF its birth
last thursday. 1t was twice its
usual size. dressed in pink, as neat
II prin led as ever and full to the
brim with good things. 1t is a
credit to Minnesota that such a
bright light is allowed to shine
from its penitentiary. West Du-
lutl Sun.
The Prison Mirror celebrated it's
eighth birthday last week by get
ting out very fine sheet. Editor
Schoonmaker is an able editor,
AM TIE Mirror. launched as an
experiment, is now a great educa-
tional factor in lifting up the in
mates Of the penitentiaIy, and has
thousands Of readers. -oauk Cen
ter avalanche.
The Prison Mirror, published by
the inmates of the Minnesota States
Prison, with Lew. 2. Schoonmaker
AS chief editor, celebratedits eighth
birthday last week by getting out
an enlarged edition with covers,
The Mirror is one Of the best edited
papers in the State and is always a
welcome visitor at this Office.
Delevan Herald.
The Prison Mirror comes out
this week with two extra pages and
an artistic, cOlored cover, in honor
Of It's eighth birthday. AS usual
it contains a number OF highly ed
flying articles written by the in
mates Of the Minnesota State
L itSOu. ilc 1HIilOI ID ttU tiIC UOfj
rung Of the ladder OF pure literature
and we wish there were more papers
OF its tone. * enyon Leader.
The Prison Mirror. published at
the Saltwater, MINI, state prison.
has entered upon its eighth volume
and celebrated the event by issu-
ing fine edition with colored
cover. The Mirror contains many
good things and is always a vel
come visitor to our table, besides
it is one Of the neatest printed pa
pers coming to our Office. Long
may it live. Oregon Scout, Union
Or.
The Prison Mirror, published al
Saltwater prison by the inmates
made an excellent showing las
week, when it came out with al
extra page enclosed in tinteC
cover with an attractive title page
The Mirror was eight years old las
week and celebrated the event. [
is published at Sl.0O per year, anC
it's readers are getting big bar
gain for the money.-Long Prairie
Leader.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-06

all the writings on tho papoc a-o
done by the prison inmates, and
though confined behind prison bars
and looked upon as wicked men,
many Of them have certainly re-
pented and will hereafter lead hon
orable lives and hold their heads
erect, if their writings go for aught,
and we believe they do. The paper
was founded by the prisoners in
1887 and it's object is to encourage
moral and intellectual improvement
among the prisoners, aquaint the
public with his true status, dissem-
mate pathological information and
to aid in dispelling that prejudice
which has ever been the bar sinister
to fallen mans self-redemption.
The Prison Mirror is surely sue
cessful in it's mission and is doing
vast amount Of good, most Of its
writings being in the proper strain
and very forcible. Success to The
Prison Mirror May it continue to
grow and increase in the good work
it is performing. Logan, UTAH, }
Nation.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-06

Among The Nations many ex-
changes there are none we value
more highly than The Prison Mir
ror, al excellent weekly published
in the State prison at Saltwater,
Minnesota. The entire work ant;
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-06

The Prison Mirror comes to our
table this week in the form of
souvenir edition on account Of it's
eighth birthday. tits most cred
liable piece Of work throughout,
the letter press and mechanical
work being very fine and reflects
great credit upon those connected
with the paper. The contributions
in The Mirrors columns should be
read by every man, woman and
child, because it reminds us of so
much which we never stop to think
Of. Like the bird in the cage, the
inmates Of the prison are heard
through the land, though they are
deprived Of their liberty. Listen
to what one of them says: I'VE
know it is for we have trod the
same path, and now, as we look out
Of our grated windows at the smiI-
ing landscape, as we breathe the
pure air Of heaven laden with the
perfume OF summer flowers, and see
the glorious sun in all its splendor
smiling upon the fair world from
which we are debarred, we realize
-ah, how bitterly, that it was in
deed very unfortunate day for US
when we allowed ourselves to en-
terrain the idea Of obtaining a live
lihood without rendering an equiv
alent. The dream has vanished.
and we wake from our dciusion to-
find ourselves the inmates Of pris-
on, paying the penalty Of violated
law, disgraccd in the eyes Of the
community that once respected and
looked upon Us as honest men, and
the har lest part Of our punishment
is the knowledge Of having no one
to blame bat ourselves The
thousands OF readers who will
happen 10 scan this Will realize
that it comes from the very heart
ofone who knows whereof he speaks,
therefore we regard The Mirror as
one OF the most valuable additions
to the literary world = West Con
! cord EnterDijSe.