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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Jasper Lodge, No. IS, will have n,
open meeting IA lis Lodge room. il
the COURIER building, on a week
from next Tuesday night. (Anri
80 to which it invites the public
generally. The following program
has been arranged:
Opening Ode by Lodge:
Prayer by p. NJ. w:
Music by Zoeller orchestra
Welcome by Bro. c. Doane;
Vocal selection by choir:
Address BY Bro. J. |. Gregory
Music By orchestra;
Address by Bro. VIM. A. Travlor !:
Vocal selection by choir;
Address by Bro. Andrew K,empp.
in German;
Music by orchestra;
Address by Bro. w. f. Cox:
Vocal selection by choir;
Address by Bro. X. NJ. Milburn;
Music by orchestra;
Address by Bro. W. S. Hunter.
Closing Ode and social recess.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
Administrators Sale Of Real
and Personal PrOperfx.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed, administrator OF the estate 81
Hannah Shelton, deceased. will by order
of the Dubois Circuit Court offer for sale
at public auction on tie premises. on
SATURDAY, NAY 10th, 1895.
the following described real estate be-
longing to said decedent :-to-wit
Five acres in the northeast corner az
the northwest quarter OF the Southwest
quarter OF section %, town | north
range >. west. More particularly de-
scnbed as follows: Commencing AT the
north east corner OF said land thence
west % rods, 3 feet, thence south % rods
feet, thence east ~ rods, . feet. thence
north % rods, 3 feet, to the place OF be-
ginning.
Said administrator will at the same
time and place sell one sewing machine
belonging to said decedent.
TERMS OF ALE:-One-third cash
the residue in two equal payments OF sir
and twelve months each, the punhase
executing his notes with good freehold
surety for the deferred payments, hear
ing interest at six per cent. per annum
from date. Sale to begin at ten O'CLOCK
A. VI. R.F. MfLRI'RV Adn,,s
MrLBuRN x sweeney, Attorneys.
April IL, 1S96,-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Down at the Dry Tortugas, WHOM
Fort Jefferson there was occupied. y
said traveller, they hauled in one
day . shark-thcrc are plenty Of
sharks In tho gulf Of Mexico, you
xnow-that had sort Of protuber-
ance on one side of it. They cut the
shark open and found inside Of il
the head Of long horned Texas
steer, with both horns in place. which
the shark had picked up doubtless
from the offal thrown overheard BY
the butcher. 1t was pretty good
sized shark, II to l6 feet long, but IL
nadn seen the steer head taken
put OF the shark myself l could hard.
" have believed that the shark could
have swallowed it. "-NewYork Sun
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Inc following are homely RENE.
dies for neuralgia: Boil handful OF
lobelia In half a pint Of water, strain
and add q teaspoonful Of fine salt.
wiring cloths out Of the liquid, very
hot, and apply till the pain ceases,
changing as fast as cold, them cover
with dry cloths for awhile, to pre-
vent taking cold. Two largo table
spoonfuls eau dc cologne and two
teaspoonfuls fine salt mixed in bot
tie make an excellent mixture 70 be
inhaled for facial neuralgia Horse
radish, prepared the same AZ for the
table. applied to the temple or wrist.
u also reoommended.-ExchanRe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
Chicago. indianapolis and
Chattanooga Southern
Railway COMPANY.

INDIANAPOLIS. ISD., April IL, 'a6.
A special meeting Of the stakeholder.
OF the Chicago, indianapolis and Chat.
tanooga Southern Railway Company
will be held at the Denison House. In
dianapolis, Indiana, on Saturday, Nav
18th, 1896, at O'Clock p. NJ, for the
purpose Of receiving propositions for the
building OF its line Of road, and 10 vote
on the subject Of issuing an additional
Increase Of stock and bonds sufficient for
payment OF the same. also to transact
such other business A. may come before
such meeting. +. l.. PATRICK. Pres't.
Il. X. CowES, Secre airy.
April 18th. ls1.-lf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

1The cambridge TOWNSHIP
Sunday School Convention on las,
Sunday afternoon was we'll attended
considering the interest taken in
Sunday school work in the township
The convention was presided owe,
by K NJ. Milburn, Esq. The adj.
dress of Rev. j. 7. Steele was inter.
esting and to the point. The con-
ventlon was also addressed by Rev
Nv. Roger, 4. +. Katterbenrv
All w. $. Hunter, Esq. The fol-
lowing announcements were made
for conventions
Madison, at Bethel, Sunday.
April 26th.
Hall, at Roberts Chanel SIM
day, May 3D..
Jackson, at Kyana, Sunday.
May 10Th.
Tie Dubois county SUNDAY
school Convention will be held n
huntirsgburg Saturday and SUNDAY.
May 10th and 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Kitchen Maid Cat the crockery
shop) - What! Only a form tin !
During the past year have brokae
three soup turcens, rs cups, 35 sau-
cora I'VE meat dishes and IS plates.
Shopman-Well, then, here's an.
other form. but don t forget me, You
know. -Stuiversblad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

hotel keepers In London say that
u no wine Is taken the meal il
charged sixpence or shilling more,
and where board is arranged for the
sum Der day demanded is from .
sniiiinRs to 2 shillings sixpence
higher from teetotalers than from
vine bibbers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
Notice of Town Election.


| Notice is hereby given to the voters OF
the incorporated town Of Jasper. that an
election will be held at the usual place OF
holding elections in said town, on the
first Monday in May, 1896, being
MONDAY, MAY 4th, 1895,
For the purpose Of electing the following
officers Of said town to-wit:
One Town Marshal:
One Town Clerk;
One Town Treasurer;
One Trustee for the 81 ward of said
town, to serve for two years;
One Trustee for the 9Th ward of said
town. TO serve for two years;
In testimony whereof hereunto set
- my hand as Clerk OF said town
SEAL OF Jasper. and afiix the official
- seal thereto. this 10th day of
April. 4. ID 1876.
ANDREW j. BERGER,
Apr Il, e6 st. Clerk Town Of Jasper.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Es.
tate.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed, trustee OF William b. Cooper ar
insoivent debtor, will BY order OF tho
Dubois Circuit Court. offer for sale q,
public sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NAY ID, 1896,
the following described real estate in
Dubois County, Indiana towit: The
East half of out lot number fifteen in the
city of Huntingburg.
Terms or SALE. One third cash. bal.
ance In equal payments, due six and
twelve months from date Of sale, the pur
chaser executing notes with good free
hold surety, with interest at six per cent.
from date.
ULYSSES r. BRIrTArS, Trustee.
MILsuKN 4 sweeney, Att'ys.
April 3, ls1-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

@rLauer's new meat shop is fit,
ted up the incest Of any in town.
Every thing il in the latest stvle,
from the fine beef on the blocks,
sausage on the arched hooks, nice
oil cloth on the floor, to the clean
white apron on the boss. His ex-
ample should be an incentive to the
other butchers 10 fix up-as meat
shop can't be kept too neat and
clean.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Trolley Car Conductor Settle now
or ret off
Dignified Citizen-What do you
take me for. sir?
Conducfor-Fi' cents, same a. any.
3ody else. indianapolis Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

There was the minister Of Brough-
ton who prayed for dry weather in
the midst OF perfect downpour,
ana when Notwithstanding his pray
ers the great blasts Of rain still beat
on the window, exclaimed In his a.
gravation, Lord, Lord, but this Is
maist recdcklous!" - Maomillan's
Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed admin
istratrx. with will annexed, Of the estate
OF Ferdinand Schneider. late Of Dubois
county. Indiana, deceased. Said estate
Is solvent MARY X SCHNEIDER.
Adm'x with will annexed.
TRAlLoR 4 HUNTER, Attorneys.
April IL. lSAi-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

lRA.LAsLA-TooT-TooT.-T the
way the King Of Hucksters, Philip
Aulenbacher, makes the hills and
valleys OF HARRISON township and
Martin county resound with the
music Of his bugle as he drives
Helmus' huckster wagon. loaded
with the best Of goods. along the
highways. lie starts his music with
the larks, and keeps it up all dav
except whenbe is busy selling goods.
He has big trade, because he tells
the truth about what he sells. and
pays a good price for the chickens.
butter, eggs, &c, he takes in ex.
change. Philip is a hustler.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

~The Huntir.gburg papers pub
llshed last week that the city school,
dismissed, and all the teaches bu,
one had gone 10 the Teachers As
ISOLATION at Washington. There
was but two Of the Huntingbura
teachers in attendance there. Supt,
Worsham and Mrs. Wilson. Where
did the rest go9
SIX Of the Jasper teachers attend
ed, and We've well pleased.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

a. The independent, one o
the Republican organs Of Hunting
burg, blows ''hot and cold" on tn,
Judgeship question. Two week,
ago it came out decidedly in favor
of Mr.. Traylor, and last week il
whirls clear around and whines for
Mr.. Ely. Some Of the Rep. leader.
ought to stiffen its backbone. so as
to keep it straight at least month
at time. But its course only
shows that its owner is up to his sold
tricks-anything to try and create
confusion among Democrats. He
will find il losing game however
he is too well known; Democrats
will settle their own family affairs.
as they always have, in their own
household, and are not going to be
fooled by Republican bombast.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

BoRN.-To JOS. Buchart. SUNDAY
Aprll II, a girl, and Joe was 50 ex.
cited he sold calico at two cents a
yard Monday, and bought silk
shirt for the baby.
To Ben. Miller, on Monday.
April ID. a bouncing boy. Ben.
says II 1t had been here a couple of
week : sooner its vote would have
tied Vonder>chmitt at the primary
and 1t would make a splendid
deputy.
TO Nick Lauer, on Monday, a II
10. boy Lauer says the boy is a
sure mascot, As he has had so much
demand Tor meat this week h- has
been kept busy all the time
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
Jasper Democratic Ticket.

For Town Marshal.
FRANK NONDERSCHMITT.
For Clerk.
ANDREW J. BERGER
For Treasurer.
CHARLES SOLIGA.
For Trustee, Sd Ward.
Alloys SPRAUER.
For Trustee, 9Th Wand.
EDWARD J. KEMPF.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
Town Board Proceedings.

The town Board met in regula
session, Monday night, April l3
1896.
The following allowances were
made.
John X. Troutman, rebate on liouor
license, J months. sri; "a;
J. A. Sermersheim, coal oil II az
W. Humphreys 4 Go. supplies 50
4. =. Berger, Clerks salary. 665
r. Nonierschmitt, Marshal 30 80
,. Rich, teaming !. 800
Phil. kunkel, teaming. H.. $3.50
Aug. Dupps, street Com. $50
Ben. Schroeder, rock for pump 900
y. r. judy, plumbing 50
Total s1o-
The Dubois County Telephone
company composed of Herman r
koerner, Frank Zlmmer. John Bvers
August n. koerner, Vim. n. Koer-
ner and Philip Oily, petitioned the
Board for grant Of right of way for
telephone and erecting poles on the
W. side of Newton stree: from the
\. line Of Jasper to the South side Of
9TH, street; thence T.. to the "
SIDE OF Mill street, and beginning at
Inc ,. w. corner of the intersect, IN
81 9th aud Newton streets. RUNNING
thence West on the south side Of
9TH street to the west line OF said
own. said poles to be at least 20
Ieet high above the surface of the
ground, and the wires thereon not
ess than Is feet from the ground !
md said poles to be set not less
han 100 feet apart, and in consid- |
ration f3r the above right of way
md the privilege Of maintaining and
operating said line Of telephone. the
own is to have the right at anv
line to use said poles for wires for
own purposes.
The petition was discussed for q
hort ! y time, and by a majority vote
i Trustees present was granted
The Inspector and Judges for the
lay election were chosen--Tnspec-
or-George Mehringer; Judges
like Flick and Jacob smith.
The Clerk was ordered to give
sgal notice of said election by pub
cation in the Jasper COURIER
The board then adjourned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
Mans
Percale
20 5ateen
Shirts
Unison County Sunday School Couvee
ti0u, Princeton.

tion, Princeton.
May 18th to 18th inclusive. l.. F.. &
81 l.. Will sell round trip tickets at one
and one third fare for the round trip on
May 18th and 18th. good until Nav 18th.
We. CLAYcoMR, Agent.
DERBY Day, May g., at Louisville. XIV.
Tins Will be the greatest meeting of race
horses ever held in Louisville, the largest
purses ever paid out, will be hotlv con-
tested for on that day. Don't miss il.
lou can go at one fare for the round
TRIP on May 9Th. good returning until
first train OF Ma, eth.
V. +. CLAycoNB, Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

~The News" asks if the same
result would have been reached with
q delegate C. invention as at the re-
cent primary? Probably as to candi-
dates, if the precinct meetings which
appointed delegates had all been
held at the same hour, and been
honestly and fairly conducted. But
there would certainly not have been
that Just cause for soreness, and prob
able injury to the entire ticket in
November, which is the natural and
almos. unavoidable incident of pri-
mary elections, where little personal
spites are shown because il can be
done privately. and which would
not be the case in an open delegate
or primary meeting, where personal
charges or feelings would be sub
lect to comment and explanations.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

AeIaih apic lcdlure OF the
voting in this city was the large
number that went to the polls and
voted for part Of the ticket. and
come out swearing that thew
wouldn support certain men at the
polls in November. because Of ring
rule In the county. These same
men cite with a good deal Of vebe-
mence that ofthe eleven names on
the county ticket, five at least 90 to
Jasper. and of these not one that
doesn pay as much as all the other
offices combined. In other words
Jasper is grabbing the moneyed Of
fces and letting the out townships
have the 'honors" Of six petty Of
fices, one Of which is representative
from Lawrence county. VIII the
people put up with it always2-Ar-
gus.
Brother Lewis must certainly re.
alize that the above is a piece of .
tom foolery. No Democrat with a I
thimble full Of sense would do a.
the Argus claims voters in Hunt I
ingburg did. With 1900 Demo
cratic voters in Dubois county it i
a poor tribute to there Intelligence
10 say that $50 voters in Jasper :
could nominate any one who was Z
not approved by the voters r. the 0
county generally. This was shown 4
by the vote for Representative at q
The primary. McFaIl carried this t
precinct by over three to one. and Il
yet was beaten by the outside vote z
It speaks too, Of eleven candidates /,
On the county ticket, when in fact. a
here are but seven county candi- II
1ates to be elected. The rest are e
district or circuit candidates. OF a
he seven but two are citizens Of o
'asper-the others all live else e
where. Change the tune, brother ii
.ewls, that tune, to raise prejudice tc
against Jasper, has been harped
many times too often to be interest. 81
ng any more. 10,
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DIR. 81. KEMPr. DR.. +. NJ. MUELLER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

The town Board met in regular
session, Monday night, April ID.
1896.
The following allowances were
made.
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Evening journal., 1896-11-19
PIONEER CLuB DANCE.

The dance of the Pioneer Literary
Club. in Eden Hall last night, was an
enjoyable affair. Among those pres
ent were: Miss Lizzie Wagner, Miss
Nellie Carney, Miss Julia Dugan, Miss
Iulia Garner. Miss Nellie McShea, Miss
Carrie Berki. Miss Gertrude Plunkett,
Miss Kate Garner, Miss Lizzie john
son, George c. Higgins, James Corri-
gan. Mr. and Mrs. James +. Flynn, Mr.
and Mrs Frank J. keenan,, Thomas
Flynn, Edward McGoldrick, William
Malcolm, Frank McCafferty, Thomas
Newell. Thomas Monaghan, Frank
Boyle. William G. Baugh, Thomas
Leach, William Hitchins, Carl Field
mier. Myron Frisby, Charles Dickson,
Charles Morris, John j. Horty, Robert
Cottingham, Mark Shaw and
others. Dancing continued until the
wee hours. Refreshments were served
during the evening. About seyenty-hv'
couples were present.
Evening journal., 1896-11-19
WORRALI- GREGG.

There was a pretty home wedding at
No. 1402 West Fourth street, the resi-
dence Of Beeson Gregg last night The
bride was Miss Emma Il. Gregg, OF
Stanton, grandniece of Mr. Gregg, and
Harry Worrall a popular young drug
gist of East Downingtown, Pa, was
the groom. Rev. T. Il. Montgomery,
pastor of Olivet Presbyterian Church,
performed the ceremony. The bride
and groom were unattended
The bride wore n pretty gown OF
white silk null. trimmed with em-
broidered chiffon, white satin ribbons
and pearls. She carried bouquet of
Bride roses, tied with long white aatiu
ribbons. The house was tastogWlN
decorated with palms and cut noWera
Only relatives of the bride and groon
witnessed the ceremony, and these were
from Philadelphia, Downingtown, WeaI
Chester, Stanton and this city, Mr
and Mrs. Worrall received a number
of handsome gifts. They went las
night to Kennett Square. They MI
make their home at DOwningtown.
Evening journal., 1896-11-19
COAST DEFENCEs.

General Miles appeal for liberal ap-
preparations for coast defences should
be met IN a broad and statesmanlike
spirit. Congress made a creditable be-
ginning last Winter in this direction
but its action will be of little real value
unless it is supplemented by other ap-
propriations i'm the future. The aggre-
gate sum specified by General Miles is
a mere bagatelle for a rich nation like
the United States, and, as he perth
nently points out, the amount required
for the construction of barracks and
quarters" is all that will be needed for
these particular purposes for many
years to come
In some respects the Republic enjoys
a splendid isolation" We have no
entangling alliances abroad, and as far
as compatible with national interests
and honor we propose to cultivate the
| friendship of the rest of the globe. But
/ thousands of miles of unprotected sea
coast, temptingly studded with thriv-
/ ing cities and towns, hardly constitute
an assurance of immunity from attack.
In New York, Brooklyn and Jersey
! City alone there lies exposed to the fire
of a hostile fleet located in New York
bay no less than $4,000, ,000,0O Of de-
| structible property. In the tWenly-SeNel
| principal seaports of the United States
it is estimated that the value of prop
erty thus exposed aggregates SlO,OOO,-
600 600. equal to nearly one-sixth of tho
entire wealth of the country. No othel
nation on the earth can be cited which
exhibits such indifference to its Owl
vital welfare. Il will not do to say tha
there is no danger. The only sur
guarantee of peace and security for
b nation is in the possession Of mean
q for commanding them.
objection has been made against al
adequate system of coast fOrtitication
on the score that they would form
menace to the tailoring classes" Sue
an objection is an insult to intelligen
and patriotic wOrkingmen. Genera
Miles effectually disposes of this friN
b olous plea by showing that these ma
e tional safeguards would protect tn
+ life and property of "all classes, frol
i the highest to the lowest" They woul
serve as a rampant TO the cottage Z
g. well as the mansion. to the factory, Il
90 foundry, the workshop and the saving
J. bank. as well as to other forms of pro-
If erty and wealth.-New York CONNIE
cial Advertiser.
Evening journal., 1896-11-19
Alexis Piroa.

Alexis Firon, native of Dion, Il
perhaps most notorious for his epitaph,
''Here lies PiroD, who was nothing
not oven an acadcmician. One night
he was asked at a party if he could tell
the difference between woman and
mirror. "a woman, he replied, talks
without rehcoting; mirror reflects
without talking. Upon this a lady
asked, Can you nov, NJ. Piron, tell
me the difference between a man and a
mirror?'' And, as Piron remained SILENT
she went ON, IA mirror is always pol
ished, while a man sometimes Is not.
Evening journal., 1896-11-19
CAN HE EXPLAIN IT?

In an editorial on Bryans proposed
course Of fifty lectures on bimetallism
the Morning News states that when
Bryan was here he spoke to about L.
400 persons. When that statement was
written the man who wrote it knew
that he was telling what was not true.
We take the following from the
Morning News Of September %, the
day after Mr. Bryan spoke in the Audi
torium in this city:
Seldom before has such a scene oc-
Cured as that about the Auditorium
previous to the meeting. Reserved seat
tickets had to be given out i'm limited
numbers, but these amounted to moth
ing Thousands crowded about the
doors. and though the entire night po-
lice force was gathered about the build
ing. Il was powerless to keep back the
crowd. The place was blocked.
The reserved seats were for the side
door, but il was impossible to collect
/ them, and so after vainly trying tol
some time the crowd was allowed tC
come in that way, and in a remarka
| bly, short space of time the 1000 chairs
in the building were filled and there
were possibly a thousand people stand
ing in the aisles. The room was warn
and the atmosphere was sutfocating
The crowd about the front doors wa
so great that those in charge of tn
meeting were afraid to open them. Thl
did not suit those on the outside, an
so some of the men kicked off the loch
A few got in, but the police checke
the rush and nailed the doors.
Then a new plan was tried. The
climbed upon the roof, broke some {
the skylights, and entered in that wa,
When the hour of arrived there mus
have been 800 people on the side roo.
of the building.
u Several men who got in through Il
S skylights were unable to reach Il
{ floor. and sat upon the shelves mao
j. for flowers on the pillars along q
j. sides of the building.
I, AT s o'clock the crowds blocked q
Il approaches to the building, and insi'
E. It was a solid mass Of humanity. Eve
s. window leading from the roof WI
l. raised and each filled with the. faces
At boys and men.
T. Is it any wonder that the pub
!, places so little dependence in the &c
n torial utterances of the Morning Me-
,e when it resorts to such shameful nj
representation?
Evening journal., 1896-11-19
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

In the future a great many small po'
liticians will be doing business on the
statement. He was mentioned in con-
nection with a place in McKinley's cabi-
net. New York Journal
If the published pictures Of Mrs. Cas-
tie, the ''kleptomaniac" called-do
that lady justice she should have sub
mitted her case to a jury instead OF
pleading guilty.-Detroit Free Press.
The sultan may feel that man who
is able TO hold an extensive harem un-
der his authority, despite the exertions
OF the new woman, is able 10 do prett,
much as he pleases.-Washington Star
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani has received
from President Dole, of the Hawaiian
Republic, a full pardon for the crim'
of misprison of treason of which sh'
was convicted in 1925. She Is free nov