Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 33, Number 10, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 November 1890 — Page 1
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UP "iVA U?.rnnTitfiv rrabtt Rwi- 7i ii" i . " . . L' " . . ' 7 tiPHsurv. witeiH it now cusu the iiuhtio'totHl vote for all the candidates for aec-
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BRETZ & SWEENEY,
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al at our conmiftiid. Thev are wiknr m I , - !' . ' ' ' - in varNta w.va; they have ov,r f.iv !. . . M !r'e Pta..V"" 0 ? .
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A. J. II0NEYCUTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, JASPER. IND.
rrlCIC-". HW temhUe mmre, ta the,
I wonder if all of your readers know ot
the fret tvuipiirance tcinnle Hint the
women nro building in Chicuiio, tlml is
last Friday allowed the necessity of an i.1'.UJte aupply of wnier tor thta tire eui 1 1 o in cane of tire. Killiit it with buck ctK 1 h verv poor euhatifute for cisterua.
for Auditor of State
0K STATE.
Matthews Truslcr
niount
a
hiki hihiiiik to tee u some Bieauncitn not he devited wheroby the niiflerititf condition of lhn furtner can be relieved. In this the toiling hardy-handed nono of toil have long been .U:k ; while apparent prosperity ban flmxled their pathway yet ibelr road haa not leen ilrewn
with liowere, shinioif with that reeniend-
ent Bplendor, which is to-day character
izing an me vrreat itiHtttutloRB extent in
our land. While on tbe one hand a turn-
rem aucceM baa followed in their wake.
yet it ny no means follow that thn fatruera have reached the aemu of their am.
bilion in fartuinfc. Farmiiijf i a science ae well as mathematics, grammar or am other branch of mental at nth ; no Inik ' thu Hcienca of farming in miMiuderoiood, so lon will the rural diiiiic.ts be in a state ot depression. It is a tare excepts.... ... t. ... t.l.L . .. . .
nun iu uenr ii hhiu iiihi inai II un IH n
tern at every intersection oi tua streets, where the ad join inn property ownera
to coal one million dollars. Tho rrner!Ttiere should he a thousand barrel nia
Mone was laid a few days ago, and that
by a woman, rei lisps vou think limy
can't raiiu the money. Why blosfl vflu are williuir to donatu one-lhird of tbe
they have almost got it rained, and thev cost nl tiutiiiiK them in. They could be
did not go to Cmigreis to get it, or to the tilled readily by tiling; to them from the
wlnnky rings, either. It will be built water pouts ot couilifuous houses. The
without bluod money. iCoukikk sugifesta that the Board of
Tken we cm come nearnr home andl'frr",ee' p ?,..!:1!."?CLBflr.??:
'....i.i ing o pay iwii'umui mo wi i uuu
tell what they are doing, have open at 'our last State
Could
J " . ! . . .. . a. a.... a. .-..nl litla.aaAlInn m Ii a..
CIMierilB i iiy iubci iuiciuckiiuii nncic
VilllVKIIIIilll ... .. ... a
llie prupeny unu-u uunmo inn uiiiqi
you would have had all doubts dispelled ? r 1 i . .n LvC X. I., rtrarii m nni,.'fl sr.,,.rii Ti.au,Unrd, and that an effort be made to e
ii. tl cure such donations for half a dozen cis
lerllD ll IIIIIC. BU rriis.f me i'"ii
233 881 4ti n
1 Ufl .a
1-J Jo,BUB"l,c larmer. wny not Hire it a
Kindle - . . . 17 354 proverbial expression, resounding from
every dim top in our county f ir. the
Matthews' plurality AUDITOR OF STATE. Henderson ... Walker .... iluntsinger ., - -
Jobiiiou - - - , -
19,679
Ilrnderson's plurality
The plurality for tke other candidates wan: For Albert Gall, Treasurer 20.501
in regard to woman's incapacity, certainly aHtonished themselves.
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::: ' r l"C yrWr$ : tct I. I.t. tln properly WriWug, H For 6r..n Smltk. Att'y Gen,
farmer will cultivate his farm an scien-
Af.. .. .ft ...
uuuMiiy a ine singer will voic, or
the sculptor his chisel and mallet,
36i 4ww wiiiie using it upon a . block ol
311.799 marble, we would see tke goldi
rj.ioiigrain waving before the zepbvr l7.4'J7of the evening breezes upon lielili now
,uirnuiig uBiy a oarreH wate to tne
au.oiu.iraveier n eye. it is largely owing to
tbe lack of tbe farmer to understand bow
10 expand his farm so as to accomplish
me greatest gooa Irom the smallest
amount of labor. Hy means of such in
W. A TRAYi-OR. W. t. HUNTCPI.
I.
Jaspkb. Indiana,
t UU4iH la tka CaarU at TV4)la aid a(Mta
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oae 4arXait efUa St.CharlM' ltl.
BRCS0 B0 ETTNElt,
4TT0KNBT IT
Aad NoUry Public, Jaspkb, Irmass,
.t. ...L la tl Ik. r-Aa-la f Ttabllla aid
Hrtj towlUi.Iailt.i. Jaul, 1S74.
CLEMENT I)OAJE
attorney at Law.
ITTtLL rietic In (ha Cairtu ol Dubol- renty, nmA Tf tUml fttt.fitir toVail-fM .mrFti 10 klm,
"la i"CarUrf ' Itallslas:. Wt Mala strtt, OTTO J. BUlEfflNER,
Pension, Seal Estate, and
Iniuranoe
Jasper,
Agent, - IND.
For Mitchell. Judge S. Court 21.52'ltitu7e: 4n j: ' ' 1" , .
nf 001; . " " I .
-r-'questioua pertaining to farming
and
1 ... ... . . . 4 if .. n,n. a n . .a kh 1 "" I"' - u minx anil
Mr. Hadley. (hat good old Quaker man'r" , ..l . TJ JlZ . V. -" . r". 'A " " iZl Zl"" "ri rl'fming interests are discHssed, we will
came to them and pledged to eire them "" " "r a?.f .u "rJ,u. ."" W'l i ';,T"I": .V;':,"'."' tX'olrive at and solve these qaestions el
c5.tHW rsrtn it tne.y wo
5,(XX) to put buildings on
poor woithy girls, they raised 6,000 in lean than an hour, and they did not call on any man in kelp them, either. Un
you think any convention of men, and
especially a State convention, would
tried the like; 1 on see when women
Hiiderjske a thing they mean tiusiiiees: they have undertaken to put the lupinr
traffic down and they will do it. Well may old king Alcohol tnmihle. Now, reader, do not th'nk that the 6,0(0 that was raised lor the girl sr.liou! was nil lhat was done, or all the money that' was raised, either: far from it Hut,
of course, I have not room to tell all.
nnid niXa Sterns, at present, afford the only prac- For Peele, Bureau Statistics 80.873 ; HwnortMoV MrtaiaTstr to tl e It to educale ,icb,H Xo obUiu ad.ccU,,e Wal-r For Gorb'' Su,e Geologist S0.748 li"?SSl7 p,rto,",Bf 10
aHppiy in nag ui nre num-nm m
would he deeiiteiiiy oetier ir iny were Mttainable, but the eost is Heh that Jas-
farm
tier will hardly rale the money neees
Ktrv to bulhl them. Wells are net to be fhuiiKlit of hy sensible psrsona la tkis
coiiiieciioH. as they are ot ho account al
all for this purpose, tbe engine being
able to pump any of them dry in two minutes alter itgetsto work, as has been repeatedly deaionatrated. Another wav to expend the surplus,
and an excellent one. loo, would be toj Wright, rep.
enver our bus nets streets with aliout a
toot ol broken limestone, so that they
would be passable for teams at all sea-
On the congressional vote the Demo-
eratic majority was even larger, being
9SS44. The following is the vets between the two ear ties in tke several districts. In this district Cox. the Republican
helper, polled 4 4i This is the largest
rote polled outside the two parties i any district. KIK8T DISTRICT.
Parrett, dem.
i
The only way I know of for you to,nom of the year. Under the present know what we are doing is for you to law mich improvements are tinder the take our papers. We have no secrets, eontrol of the Board of Trustees of any you know that women can't keep se- incoiporated lown, and they may order erets, and wo don't whiii lo, either, and them as they deem best, the town paypsperially anything sa good as we. are ing lor the interSbniions, and property doing, we would like lor you all lo owners for the improvement per loot know. As I said, you had better takc'iVont In front of their lots, the latter our SlHte piper. The Oivranizer, which having ton years, if they tsk for it, to is published al Indianapolis, and our na- pay their portion, in annual instalments, tlonal paper. The Union Signal, pub- It would be a gieat advantage to Jasper
Hfdicd at Chirago. Tho two papers it ail the business, or giauea streets,
should he in every family, and read hy
Parrett'a plurality SECOND DISTRICT. Brelz, dem. Darnell, rep.
855 I4,97 11 9m
ttMr tUnnta Waa to bkmIm claim whIw
Jjjl Ktti Mid on r anontM tarnw. "wast, written la lbs ht eowpiBli. "WCC soTth btwM Main and Nwtoa tlifata.
NEW Harness SHOP
O SIILI. 8TKKKT. OITOSITK INK CORNMILL, JAS1EB, IIVD.
14 Pnd cut s MARXRS8 SHOP and solicits Cam .J.' Pt"n, SR1.I.S CHRAP rOR S'ft''tiWORK0UAkANTr.B'l)TO OIVR SATISfctvPN'..fJrS,Mk, HARNRSS. 8ADDI.R8. In ffjZfJ '' "trythlmuiuallr kept In s FIRST-
J?!!',?''1 '" rlt, Ht lipase !
"'""" iy. UOUf TROXUKIf. DEWTISTRY!
UIU7 llltpi uitui Probably thers are other ways of expending the surplus, hut these three suggest tl.i'ineelves torclbly to us whenever we villi other towns with such advantages. The following is Treasurer Soliga'n report : Kepuit of .Jasper Town Treasurer for the quarter from Aug. lltu to Nov. 10th, 1890. RKCEII'TS.
Balance on hand August report, $H33 39 Pcddlprs License. - I 00
Saloon License, - - 370 00 Street Labor, 13 50
Total Receipts, EXPRNIUTORES.
m A favraraeMT,v.
rlli'v ?fftlBnl rl to stt aMalaa anf
'" tkLiV!,",f ' k spatially wllelM,
all. and esnccially every woman. No
lady can be posted or intelligent on tln (treat moveHient without reading those papers. The women are taking up the work in
every part or our nation aun ot tne
whole world. They slop not to mount
oy er defeats, hut buckle on more tightly
the armor, lie fore tho smoko or one
conflict is cleared awsy they are pre
paring for another. We feel greatly encouraged now that one of the old panics is dead. We will
now go to work on the other, une roe is not so bard to fight as two. We feel
that our work Is over half done, une
irood preacher's wife said to us, "if you
fool Prohibitionists put toe ueraocrsts street work with teams, into power we will have hard limns." street work, hands,
'f ho Democrats are In power seam, tiui Lhbt ng amp two nights,
I know we are clear of putting them in.'Merclmndise, - It was the Itepttblican corruption that Five barrels coal oil,
did it, and if the Democrats do uot Fro Insurance, 3 jrsrs.
mend things they will find that they will have to follow the Republicans up Salt ltiver, and that before many more years,
tor the better element in society are get
ting their eyes open, and things have, to change. So now. dear sisters, who may
read this, let me ask you to enlist in tins holy war for God, borne and humanity.
Help us: we want an ot you, ana you
certainly ll have much at stake. Our eause is growing rapidly, for which we
think nod and take courage, l eco in
a . . S . a. 1 A ...aa lii.tMiS
nitt .Am tinner mm eiimi new uuiuud
" " - - - s ... .
have been reported since the btate meet
iiiir. and we know not how many more
it.. i haw not been rsnorted. The town
nr n idirhhnrhood that has not a union is
onnalHat-ahlci hsdilnd times, and Hie
that does not belong to one is
not doing her duty to hor family or ber
God. Indiana will more man uoium
her membership In another year, ins w n. T. IL is the strongest organization
of women in the world, and before lour,
U Mill ha tka atrnu-at nreatilZSUOH ill
. TT ll .W " .. - . " p C7 (he world, either men or women, we My again come and help us. A WlIlTB ItltlHONBR
1,222 79 $34 80 3 50
Bretz's plurality TlltSO DISTRICT. Brown, dem. Durham, rep. Brown's plurality FOURTH DISTRICT. Ilolmsn, dem. Ilankin, rep. Holman's plurality FIFTH DISTRICT. Cooper, dem. Dunbar, rep. Cooper's plurality SIXTH DISTRICT. Trowbridge, dem. Johnson, rep. Johnson's plurality SPVENTH DISTRICT. Bynum, dem. Billinifsley, rep. Byrum's plurality CtOHTII DISTRICT.
2.701 lfl.WS 12,429
.1 00 Brookshlre, dem. 7 01 Unlltit. r.n.
ol koi ' ' r-
34 00
Part payment on culvert contract, 100 00 Three monthssalary for Treasurer, 15 00 Salary of Town Clerk, - -18 76 Salary of Town Maashall, - 59 10 Printing Election Notice, May, 1890, 4 00
f307 68 1,232 79
- 91S II ft Turkey.
Total expenditures, Beceipts as above, Balance on hand,
How to Choose
On Thanksgiving Day every Amerlnan ramilv makes an effort to dine on
tnrkuv. The turkey, being gift for
which all Americans should be thankful, seems especially appropriate as a Thanks, giving offering. If you are a towe dweller you must secure a bird from a poulterer; and let tne whisper to job not to relv too Implicitly on his Judgment. Tastes differ and oh this occasion
von wish to suit your owe. Some per
sons prefer a gobbler to a ken turkey, . . i .-III nnh tn era! a kau Tha
c. mil win nil v ipc uu m in. ..... a.....
OOl . . . 1. 1 1 nw n M.al.1 UM A Mn.A
ninHL 11 WIIIICI. ""oi n. 'nvio
der. The bill and tote should be soft,
Brooksbire's plurality NINTH DISTRICT.
Templeton, dem.
Waugh, rep. Waugh's plurality TRNTH DISTRICT. Patton, dem.
Owen, rep.
Patton's plurality BLKVKNTII DISTRICT. Martin, dem. Briant, rep. Mania's plurality TWKLTH DISTRICT. McClellan, dem. Babeosk, rep. MeOlellan's plurality THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. Shlvely, dem. Wilson, rip. Sblvely's plurality
The lawyer, doctor, minister and tne
scheol teacher, and all other professional
men nave ineir institutes and popular
gat Ii triage where Ike great qtxtiti
are msciiaseu pertaining to eaeh class Methods are presented, theories are dls
cussed for the advancement of the means
for which each class Is directlv airainv
Ideas have resulted from these popular
gatherings which have been brighter llteatl initial lt trt tsta ejtnieaa-aa t m I mmmm W
L at Uevolutiouizing the old methods, giving
iv .ud "uuu i.vn imi iiiiii n muiimc
ones. Why not the same results follow
the farmer's institute? It is a principle
In philosophy that there is strength in
union, aud weakness in division. The chances are more favorable fur 100 men
welded together by common ties, oe
mented by a unity of interest in aocom staff . .
pnaning a certain purpose than 10 men
would be. By attending these ineti
tute, giving them your hearty and
ergelic approval, where these Question
are raised and discussed, that willawak
en an interest in yon, that you may carry
into your fields, aurely you will be amply
paiu tnrreior.
Un behalf of tbe tillers of the soil of
Dubois county, we welcome vou as an
experimental society, into our midst.
If the farmer can by experiment in
creese the productive power of his land
lie has gained to I he extent ot the in
crease of bis production.
If he is unable to analyze tbe elements
or his soil, he is likewise unable to ex
tend tne capacity or farming to lbs full est extent.
Soil like all the other great elements
ot nature, is peculiarly adapted to som
agricultural products; while on the other hand our agricultural products are
peculiarly adapted to a particular kirn
of soil. When these likes and dislikes
are thoroughly understood, we will see
svery glade ana glen shining like the
nrst rose ot summer, adorned with ele
gant fruit, sad enameled all over with
tbe most beautiful cereals.
In behalf of tbe laborers of our couu
ly, we welcome you to our midst.
Oh tbe status of our farmers hansrs
the condition of all the great industries of our land. Farming is the beacon
light around which all the other sate) lites f labor revolve in their tnrn. De
press the farmer, aud you depress the
mechanic. Enslave the farmer, and you
will enslave all others who are foltowinsr
the diviue injunction, that by the sweat
or iny orow tnoti shall earn thy living.
provement. If more wheal ear be grows) to the acr, or snore fruit to Ins tree, than is at present there Is a net sraia
hy such an experiment. Ws hot to see
Ihe good work of the iaitltMla mm mm.
f the farmers of Dubois cenintv will
bend their energies lo its success, la
ess than tea years we will see marked
results. In the way of more Improved
ands, better yields, and nippier kernes.
Coming- Leglatliitram.
IndtampolURentlntl,
Senator Shocknet. of Randolph, was
known as one of the "Big Potar'nu the
republican aide of the last senate. Mr. Sliockney holds over and will lie one) of tliu leaders of the sixteen rennhlleana in
the next senate. Said he lo Sentinel reporter last night : "In the next leeris-
ature we will hardly 'be in it.' The
democratic majority in each house ie so
mrge mat the republicans will not have much influence upen legislhtioe. At
any rate they will not he responsible for any of tbe acliof the next sssembly. In
my opinion the main question will bs
lhat of a re-adjustment of the fee end
salaries of count o fibers. Both parties
are pledged to abolish the avateaa and
put all the county officers on I xed bet rpaaonable salaries. Tbe republioans, unfortunately, are not able to redeem
(heir pledges, but not so with tbe Dense-
crtis. They have it in their sower to
pass any measure npon suspension of the constitutional rules. The repablisaa members will contribute their few votes toward accomplishing thu reform, end
1 do net think the democrats will dare to
adjourn the seeeioa whbest passing a
lary bill." Mr. Sbockney. to illttetrete tkeleenfl.
siateecy of the present system, pointed to the salary of the circuit ju4s, wbtek
is f 2,oo n year, and the fees nfasterhT of aa average ooeatv. asanuethtar te
mors than tt,OO0. A ledge mart be a
or users nann oraWnwvsjMWv mmd
rveceiiarily be a H re-long stent. Many sberifi avre making M.OOe a jeer who could not command 1 1.000 la nrl.
vatellfe. - '
3.940 15.M9 13,899 1,750 17,070 14.37S
13,137 19.361
,249 27.399 32.0M
- 5,313 91.401 18,333
3,068 19.194 20,72 1,558 17,263 IS. 100
1,162
20.813 19,000
-1,813
17.970 13 30 4,060 30.318 17,914 2704
Tke election of Judge 0. M. Wslbora
over that selfish and bu 1-hended mm-
bree, is one ol the moot pleaeing reeulu
of tbe late elect ios. Judge Welborn Is not only a fine judge of law, hat lea gentleman at all timee and n vain We
and honorable citiaea of any community iB Which he mav raaida. Durina- ala
judgeship bera of many yeara be bee not
only watched with esvf la syne that tbe rights of minor heirs a fed all others were carefully protected, but he has always
heen especially kind and conelderate to tbe farmers of Pike county. During harvest seasons he baa refused to call tbe grand jury together-when there waeao special or urgent seed of it asd time after lime has allowed farmer after Wmer to go horns to save their crops. Tbe only objection any om ooahi have against Judgs Welborn is that be is a solid Democrat, but when we remember that Kansas, with ill 0,1)00 Repsbltaea majority: that Pennet I van in. with Its
70,000 Republican majority ; that Mnese-
enusetts, mw nsmpahirt, Iowa, Wmoonsla, Miehignn, Indiaaa, In faet, tbe whole earth, incladinf Texas, Miesit sippl and Dubois eountj, went overwhelmingly Democratic last week, wa will not eessure the judge la unreb termi for following tbe erasy Aatuma fashion introduced by the vo4srs last week. And as for Ma opponeet-"bHill-heed"-bow the Kapnblieaaa of llko county woald love to get a aether "whsck" at his eoneeit. Ps4wsbrf News IRep.J -nmaenA4a,aejsjma i , SKC0ND niBTRtCT OFPICIAI. VOTE.
Itretx, P. Knox, 3,874 Green, 2.448 Daviess, 1.738 Martin, 1.23S Dubois, 9 310 Lawrence, 1.311 Orange, 1.31 S Crawlord, 1.481 Totals, 14097
Brelz's plurality, 2,701.
Darnell, Fas, Cai, X. Fro, lo. 2.02ft 267 642 2 605 63 201 1.844 12 1.638 61 10 472 448 13 778 1 779 67ft 1,321 3 ! 1,111 12 ll.9 m 4,4I
Labor is heaven's great ordinance for
human periection. The gigantic ques
uoii wtucn is now conironting the farm
ers, and one that Is of vital importance
to his Interest, is how can his labor be
more productive than it is? It is the farmer's capital ; his currency which be gives in exchange for articles which kn can not produce. If he can by tbe same amount of labor, double the reductive power of bis lands, that is
wnat as is most d eslrious of doing. The means of accomplishing this is a matter of little oeasequeRee to the farmer, ex
cept to be as economical as possible. He eaa net de it by a greater energy or
enori ei laoer. Tha farmer exlistuta all kit vital en-
The capitalists of Prineetew, without an exception, nre in fnvor of aeeeptlng the proposition of D, J. Meekey. for tke location of the main shops of the Air
Line railroad at this point They, reelise the immense benefit the shops will be, not only to the city end township, bat (he entire county. Every meebanie and
a boring mm ! the elly sma every
farmer in the township shoteM vote te secure thr location of the shorn) at this
point. Not a dollar of money is naked until the shops nre completed and in fall operation. Prineeton Democrat.
aaThe machinery te be used in drilling for niturnl gas nt this Blare in expected to arrive te-day. Piineetea Democrat,