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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09
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II Clinton Place, New York, n. Y.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09
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@tubt fir Mrmenpflege 100000. Spring
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21

In addition to the above here is charged to each pmn wnrg keeping or harNnng within he
one male dog. 81 Co.,; one female dog 500; each additional male dog 200 Jasper cmn
on each male dog LOO; hhe dog. 500; each additional male dog. 800
All the road tax and half the balance ih tax inw due, and payable on or hfr the FrH
in May. 1898. The second inNanmet is duea n payable on or bfn teF FRS Monday
in ven 1898.
If the renn fails to pay the first mtannent whnd DUE the whole amoufc hapdh omsd emm 1
10 per cent penalty is added thereon.
The treasurer will not be nibef for the penalty and lnrps on delinquent taxes resulting frmM1
on OF the raor to state definitely mw what prqery, in whose Names and what township or corporal
unu vas assessed
Prmnso owing dpHnquetta taxes hudp pay ma once. TIL late law is of such character that there i
no omon eft the treasurer but toe me the cMemn of dhnqunth taxes however, much he may regretted
lcMen the same by sale Of property, as nothing lis exempt 'front.' taxes.
Road tax is dei in the ftn Sanmnt Present your road rout TO get the proper cpt
All PARTIES should examine their receipt before leaInguero o. ad see lhta all property on which
desire to pay is dsrbedH en. County ORDER wMn OF be paid to anUnec owing delinquent taxes A
parties are warned against buying hem
Call on the Auditors for any reduction ella med on take. The Treasurer cannot make such reductions
Come early and void the rush AIee, Guardians, Administrators and theirs who pay taxes M
property in truss, and cns whose taxes are comphcaed-mhm undivided eth+ar earnestly If
|lmMedh come before tn trng OF the asst few days
The owner of uomrvo On the first day of April in any year shlb liable fort the taxes un rear N
fp property on the ft day Of april smlbe cnikrd the wn on that da-Sc. l3
pyPeonsc communicating mail vii e.a enc pe rruu postage
The Annual Sale Of delinquent Lads and Lots viii take place onh the SECOND MONDAY OF FELT
lRUARl, 1S%S
EDWARD A. BOHNERT,
Jasper, Indiana Jan 71SS Treasurer of dubois County
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21
POrtersyille Pointers.

White river is on a boom and
still rising.
The revival meeting conducted
by Rev. j. /. Gregory, G. z. and
Bro. Racy, Nj. +. preachers, CLOSED
here Friday night, with but few
conversions. Just when the meet
ing seemed to be at the point where
much good could be accomplished
it was closed, which we think should
not have been so.
Saturday night quite a number o.
cur young folks gathered at the
home of G. w. Cox, to surprise the
II year old daughter on her birth
day, and INDUCED in charldt-
partook Of candies and cakes, and
all enjoyed themselves and went
home well pleased.
Katie Gray has retu. ned home
from Jasper, where she has been
under treatment from DIR. kempi
for rheumatism, somewhat better.
Aunt Barbara Schnarr died Jan.
IL, of consumption. She was bur
led here the 18th, Rev. J.I. Gregory
preachin- the funeral sermon. She
was followed to her last resting
place by a large concourse Of weep
ing relatives and friends.
The schools Of this place are doing
nicely under I. j. Schnarr and
Matte Richey. Each i liked well
both by parents and children.
Will Freyberger i happy; it's a
boy and Will is getting along all
right.
John ID. Gray is putting up I
handsome little cottage for his broth
er, William.
Ii is rumored that we will hav,
another saloon here in the near fu.
ture. Will we?
Kate Wineingtr and husband from
Missouri, came 10 be at the bcdsid,
OF her dying mother, Barbar;
Schnari.
Dan. Rudolph has again come
back to Portersville-he says thii
time to stay.
Mr.. Ira Lennon and Lee Har
grave were the guests of Miss Mag
gle and Lizzie Schnarr last Sunday
Sunday school at 10 A. NJ. an,
G Endeavor at 6.30 every Sunday
Everybody invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21
IRELAND ITEMS.

-LR. Moon.. oorre.pondent.


Mrs. Nancy Wea hers, Of Jasper.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Keap, this week
Miss Ada Mcdaniel, OF Troy, i
the guest Of Mrs Bissey this week.
Mr.. Earl Dillon, who went a
Missouri some time ago, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. Lee Cave Jr., and family, OF
the East side, were the guests Of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ben. Dillon Sunday
Mr. Pailip Shurig, of Hunting
burg, vas in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams is visitin
her son, DIR. +. r.. Woods, in Jas
per this week.
Rev. J. L. Bean is reported to b.
very sick at this writing with pneu
monia.
Mr.. Felix Dillon who left here
last fall and went to California to
Try and regain his health, died last
Monday 81 consumption. His re-
mains wi ! not be brought home for
burial.
The Masons here had a public
installation Satur, ay night. Quite
a large crowd was pr sent Mr.. K
VI. Milbuin was installed as Woithy
Master foi the ensuins year. W.
:. Hunter acted : grand master
and Installed each officer in his re
spective office. Or. +. A. eileen
then made the al less Of welcome.
which was very appr pirate an.
appreciated by all. The rest OF he
programme consisted If music, and
declamat ons. Tht menu OF the
,vening was oyster soup bananas
and other refreshments. All re-
NAMED until a late hour, feeling
that they had been royalty enter
tanned.
l-s Mccormack handles exclusively
the celebrated Peters shoe, and received
the largest stock of shoes this week that
was ever brought to Ireland. Give " Il
call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21

Hon School CoMMIssIoN.-The
Stat Board Of Educa ion, at its
session last week, granted a con-
mission TO the Jasper high school, az
a result of The work Of Prof. Suther-
land, and the inspection of the
school by Pro-. Hester, Supt. Of the
Evansville city SCI ools, detailed by
the State Board for that puipo e.
The commission is issued in time 10
pace Jasper IN the list of comm
stoned schools in the new atalogu :
for this year Of the various State
educational institutions, This i
quite a Feather in the cap Of Pr f.
Sutherland and the present school
trustees, and will be "A large adver
tisement of the progress Of the town,
going to the best classes Of people
all over the world, and will un
q,estiorab help the town In the
enumeration to be taken next Spring
it should draw quite a number OF
t ansfers from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of those wishing TO take a high
school course for it, manifold bene
fits, and its recommendation upon
entering any collegiate institution.
Prof. Su herland has kindly per-
mitted the COURIER to see some
letters of congratulation received ~
HIM upon the State Boards favora-
Bile action upon his application, one
of which is so much 10 the point
hat We publish it herewith. 1t i
from superintendent w. A Hester,
of the city schools of Evansville,
the second city # the State:
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jar. Is, '9s
SUPr. +. +. SUTHERLAND, Jasper.
DEAR SIR:-I was not a little
pie ased to recommend the commits
sioning of your high school while at
Indiar apolis this week, am presume
that Supt. Geeting tele graphed, you
the fact on the same evening that
the Board granted the commission.
Please accept congratulations AMI
he st wishes for your continued sue
cess.
Commend your Board for me on
their progressive spirit AM conf
dence whicn they repose in a good
school man, their disposition to at
tend strictly to their own business
(the financial side of the schoo.
mar agen,ent) and allow him to at
tend to his (the schola- tic side) and
the prospect of an excel ent high
school in the near future to crown
the common school system Of your
little city. Yer, respectfully,
w. A. HESTER"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21
Something To Know.

that the very best medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system toa healthy
vigor i Electric Bitters. This medicine
Is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
to the nerve centres in the stomach,
gently stimulates the Liver an Kidneys,
and aids these organs in throwing of
impurities in the blood. Electric Bitters
improves the appetite, aids digestion,
and l. pronounced by those who have
tried il as the very best blood purifier
and nerve tonic. Try it. sold for 5Oc
or Sl.00 per bottle at Martin Friedman's
DRUG store
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21

Mr.. VIM. Hackmann, a laborer
o. Ferdinand, shot and killed him
self on Tuesday afternoon. He had
been hunting work, but instead of
work be got several '~'treats,' and
was under the influence of liquor
when he killed himself. He com
planned that he couldn't get work,
and that his wife and child
ren were suffering for necessities
and that il he was out Of the way
maybe it would be better for them.
He couldn't live on Mckinley "con-
idence' and bankers prosperity
which failed to furnish him work or
his family food and clothing. No
doubt thousands Of New England
workmen are now beginning to feel
the same way.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21

All person indebted TO the late firm
OF JOS. x Peter Schnell will please cal
on either OF the undersigned an. settle
their accounts at once. either ir cash OF
by bankabie note. All persons having
claims agsinst said firm Of Jos. and Pc.
ter Schnell will present the same al the
office ~ the Scfnellville Milling Co, in
Schnellville, Ind, for payment.
Jos. BucnART.
ADAM STRATMANN,
Successors 10 Jos. 4 Il, Ter Schnell
this 18th day of January 1898.
Jan. 81, '9S-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21
D.sSois Circuit Court

Took a recess from Saturday
morning till Monday. The follow
ing shows the disposal Of causes not
heretofore publishedin the COURIER,
up to Wedn sday night.
STATE CAUSES.
+. Song, ct al. selling liquor on
sunday; nollied.
Henry Dudine violating liquor
Law fined $40.
Abort Nicholson; selling without
license fined $40.
Frank kunkel; violating liquor
law; fined $40.
Alb. Nicholson; ;. l.. on :.
lined go in each Of 6 cases, and
go for selling TO minor.
Henry Fri'sch; selling without
licens F.; not guilty.
Jacob seng; selling on sur day;
lined $40 in each of 1 eases.
Charles HenSe; PETIT larceny
guilty, but ordered that sentence be
withheld during good behavior, I'M
iii further order OF the court.
Fred. lIense; forgery bond for
ieited.
Geo. Linder; refusing TO take
oath to list ~oftaxable property con
tinued by agreement.
stephen Under; giving assessor
false list Of taxable property; lined
81.
Ntdd Green; fcloniouS assault,
Jury trial verdict guiltl +; fined S25.
Frank Rottet; A 4 b; tined $50.
CIvm AcTIoNs.
G. Doane vs. Henry Guckes; con
,inued.
Rosa L. Hanzelman vs. Malachi
Hanzelman for divorce dismissed.
Talitha Abel vs. Andrew j. Me-
Grady Judgment for plaintiff Tor
plaintiff for 500.
lsa G Dunn. II al, vs. JOS. 4
Peter Schnell the plaintiffs come
into court and move to dismiss this
cause and discharge receiver, and
that he be ordered to turn over all
property OF said firm in his posses
sion to Joseph Schnell, as peragree
ment of yeditors, and Joseph +.
Buchart and Adam Stratman file
written agreement to pay all Just
claims of creditors who have not
signed said agreement, and by
agreement of all parties hereto the
court orders said receiver, George
Mehringer 10 pay costs and attor-
neys fees herein, and his own Al.
lowarce as fixed by court. and max
a final report, and turn all the bal
arce Of property over to Joseph
Schnell.
VIM. :. Pruitt V J. & +. Schnell;
dismissed.
John Troxler vs Phil. Kastner,
ct ux; judgment of foreclosure or
dered for S224.40.
The guardian Of Mary G. Winein-
ger reports sale of real estate on
Jan. II to John j. and Elizabeth
Morgan for $3.50, to be paid for bv
their taking care of ward as per
contract, and satisfac DRY bond
given; sale confirmed.
Margaret +. solomon VI Vim. K.
Damon, ct al. on note; judgment
forSi 81.
Adam Stratman, guarta Of heirs
Of III. A.. Hanning, " III. W.
Iichardt, ct al. dismissed.
A.. j Cave VS.. Louisa Cox, ct al
Il. NJ. Milburn appointed commiss-
Toner To sell real estate involved.
:. Il. McCrillus VS.. Administra-
tors of estate Of T. Herbig, deceas
ed trial set for next Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21
Notice Of Appointment OF Administrative
With Will Annexed.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administra-
triX with the will annexed OF the estate
OF Joseph Egg, deceased. said estate is
suppo cd to be solvent.
ROSA EGG.
Adm'x with Will annexed.
NrLBuRN 4 SWEENEY, Attys.
Jan. IL. lsgS-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21

EIED,-On Monday, Jan. l.,
1898, at the family residence i'm
HARRISON township Mrs. CATHALINE
FREYBERGER, wife of the late George
Freyberger. She was a daughter OF
the late George Doernhoefer, and
was married in 1865. Mrs. Frey
! erger was 30 years IL months and
Z days old. Her husband died in
1888. She was sick only about
eight days, first taking a bad cold,
which developed into pneumonia,
when DIR. Salb was called, bat too
late to do more than relieve sui
fering. She leaves six children.
three sons and three daugters, and
seven grand children, and a host OF
friends to mourn for her. The
funeral took place w dnesdav,
when she was buried in st. Paul,
Lutheran graveyard at Haysville,
attended by a large concoIrse OF
people, Rev. Keerl officiating.
The funeral was under the di-
rection Of undertaken Phil. Guckes
who provided a fine $3.50 metallic
casktt, and attended with his
heai Sc. and saw that every detail
wss properly looked after thus les
sening the load Of care for the sor-
rowing relatives. ard demonstrating
the advantage of a skillful under.
takers services.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21

Notice II gwen that hereafter the Trus
tee VI Mad s,a township will be at the
store room oi Mr.. John T.. Norman. in
pose OF attending t. township business
md all persons having BUSINESS with the
ownship are expected to continc II Il
hose days.
rhe township library is ken al Isaac
Alexander's i'm Ireland, where ali may
obtain the books.
The Indiana School books will ht
found at Norman x Gray's store at al
times. JONI T.. NORMAN,
Aug. rs, '95-y Trustee Madison TIP.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21

Machinist Ed. Gutl sell left last
week to Sc k a situation at MS trad <,
there not being steady work for him
in Jasp r. Many friends here wish
hin He may turn up
on the klondyke in early Spring,
and bring back a load Of gold in a
few years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21
United States Hotel

GUTGsELL q kREss, Prop.
NILL STREET. JASPER. IND.
This hotel has been thrcughly o%yerhauIcd.
and rcflttcd new throughout. and H. now
open Cor public entertainment. The table
viii always he found well supplied. and
prices reasonable.
headquarters for people attending codrt
\ good stable for farmers horScs, aud
cheap feed.
good bar well supplied with ~thcchoiccst
liquors and cigars, and polite attention al-
ways. give u- a call.
APPS, Wy. Gutg-cll a kress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21

Bay Alteration Of ladies is called
to Miss kunsel's adv. Of dress
making.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-21
BANK STATEMENT.

Report Of the condition OF the Dubois
County Stlte Bank. al Jasper. in the
State Of Indiana, al the close OF it, bus
mess, Jan. 18th, 1898.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, 500. 1882
Overdrafts. 2,O22 y,
Due from Banks and Bankers, -, O73.6S
Banking house, Furniture and
Fixtures 100000
Current Expenses, l.0s3. 20
Currency and Specie ll.62j.ls
Total, Sill.52f.l3
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, SO. 10000
surplus Fund, l0.OOO.0O
Undivided Profits. 400
Discount. Exchange and
Interest, 2.i21.13
Individual deposits on demand. 29. 2S5.12
Certified checks Of Deposit 1886, IL
Total. Slli,524.l3
STATE or INDIANA, COUNTY oF Dubois, IS:
Frank Joseph, Cashier OF the Dubois
County state Bank, 10 solcmnly swear
that the above statement l. true.
FRANK JoSErn. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 18th day of Jan, 1898.
fL.S.1 w. :. HrNrER,
Jan. ~, '9S.-lt. Notary Public.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-10-28
STATE GOSSIP.

The 31st Michigan has been ordered
to Atlanta.
Lake Linden has contracted for a
complete sewer system.
The Bloomingdale Milling Co., will
rebuild Bloomingdale's burned grist
mill.
The sea serp, mt in Indian lake, neal
Dowagiac, proved to be an otter and a
muskalonge.
A cooperage. plant with capacity OF
600 barrels day will be established at
Traverse City.
The project to build an electric rail.
road from Lansing to Pine lake has
been abandoned.
BNrrien county has another diph-
liberia epidemic, Benton township
schools are closed.
Trammers at Lake Superior section
16 mine, at Ish 'eming, have struck for
an eigbt-hour day.
Capt. Joel III. Smith and wife cele.
brated their golden wedding anniver.
sary at Dowagiac.
The report that the F. & P. M. and
the Hooking Valley railroads are to
consolidate is denied.
Monroe county farmers and business
men propose to erect large sugar
beet factory at Monroe.
The third victim of the Pentwater
boiler explosion was L. L. Palmer, en-
gineer at the bedstead factory.
Col. Milford Harmon, prominent
manufacturers of Jackson, an uncle of
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, is dead.
Rev. A. j. Comden, Methodist, of
Entrican, took dose of aconite by
mistake and died in short time.
Col. Irish and staff and Cos. B, E, G
and L, 35th Michigan, participated in
the ce jubilee at Philadelphia.
BY falling through trap door into
the cellar of her home at Bay City Mrs.
Henry Bloom was fatally injured.
The Life Assurance Co. of America
of indianapolis, has been refused a
license to do business in Michigan.
About 60 members of the Seventh
Michigan cavalry met at Lansing on
the anniversary of Sheridan's ride.
Twelve cars of a through freight
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-10-28

We have genuine heroines right at oul
doors. A notable example is neighbor
a devoted wife who for five long years
nursed an invalid husband and supported .
family OF children until ut length her health
gave way and she was u physical wreck
We refer to Mrs. Marinda G. White, Of
Mason w. Va. Her husbp ! was soldier
serving his country in the 174th o. V. l.,
and her son, Everett White has recently
sh0uldered his musket, being a member OF
Co. l.. 18th o. n. G..
!, A few days ago Leader reporter visited
Mrs. White, when she told the following
remarkable story:
I" Fourteen years ago, while living at SYRIA
cuse, my husband was stricken with paralysis.
For five years he lay helpless. We had four
children. | was at loss TO know how !
could live and keep the family together, but
at length | obtained work making trousers.
l made dozen pairs every week, besides car
ing all alone for my husband, and keeping
the children in school.
A." Finally, after two years of effort, my
husband was granted a pension. This re-
cure him. For five years ] watched night
and day by his bed. In July of 1889 my
Oldest daughter run y crochet needle two
inches into her heel. This threw another
patient on my hands. Blood poison set in
and she fingered between life and death, no
one knowing which would die first, she or
her flther. At last she recovered, but her
father died in November.
In February following my husbands
death l suffered stroke Of paralysis, after
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-10-28
a Soldiers Widow
WHAT CARING FOR A OFFENDER OF
THE COUNTRY EN- TAILED.
The Heroic Devotion OF Woman to Her Family Which
Brought on Long Suffering How Relief Game.
From tho Leader. POmeroy. O.

! several weeks of nervous prostration. For
days my life was despaired OF ny the attend.
ing musician but recovered enough to get
around The next year had another stroke,
and lay FRUSTRATED for four weeks.
"My mind and nerves were almost wrecked.
For four years was unable TO use my hands
TO comb MY hair. could not climb flight
of stairs except by the most painful labor.
| was under the care Of seven different
doctors.
AT last, in 1893, read in the newspaper
of the wonderful cures effected by DR. vii:
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. l de-
cded TO try them and bought box. Before
two days / felt better. / could sleep and
felt rested when | arose in the morning.
continued using the pills and the paralysis
pains disappeared, and could walk without
difficulty. | am "A years old and attribute
what health have 10 the use of DR.. Viii.
li,nns' Pinle Pills for Pale People.
N"Afy two daughters, Mrs. Maud Kohl, Of
pomeroy, and Cora, who lives at home have
also been greatly benefited by the use of the
pills.
. ! have recommended the pills TO many
sufferers and shall continue so to do"
MARINDA G. WHITE.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in ~
presence this Goth day of May, AID, 1898.
HENRY c. TURNER, Notary Public.
For all forMs of weakness a specific 10
found in these pills. Wherever you go you
will find the most important article in every
drug store TO be DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Nfllo People, Physicians prescribe them
End everywhere the people use the-,.