Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 47, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 August 1894 — Page 4
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JAMPKK. UUHOI COVNTV, INDIANA. XuitrU ai lh FunioMc t Jpr ImlUn. for UMmluii through Iht II tf uiij cU matter.
FRIDAY, : AUGUST 3, 181)4. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Kor CuntcrtMUumii, 2d District of Imliiiuit. JOUX L. 11KKTZ, of DuboU. I'or SeHntor ol DuboU mid lVrry Counties, MICUaKL A. SWKKNKY, ot Dubois. Kor Ki'prewuntutlvi'i tor Iu1mIh, Lawrence, Martin ami Orug Counties, JOIJX A. UUSN'.of Lawrence, IIIKAM McCOUMICK. of Martin. 1'or lroiieeutlujc Attorney 11th Judicial Clr-cult.-WILLlAM K. COX. COUNTY TICKKT. For Audltor-AUUUST II. KOKUXKlt. Kor Clerk HK11M AN KCKKUT. Kor Koeorder-imiTAlN' I.EMINÜ. For Sherlff-IIKSUV CA88IDY. For Treasurer KD WARD A. IIOUNKKT. For Surveyor WILLIAM T. Vtl'Ni. For Coroner-OltVlLLK A. HICHAM. For County Commissioner, 1st District, CUN'UAD JACKI.K, For Couuty Coininlssloner, 2d District, JOSKl'II SCIIUOKDKU, Sk. HAlNHftUDOK TOWNS1IH TICKET. For Truatee-WILUAM SCIIL'LKK. For AMeMor-JOHX HKTZ.
For Justice of the I'eace FRANK FINK.
10If the tariff differences between the two parties is merely one
of schedules, the higher it is put the better. Make a Chinese wall around the country until the people rise in their might and tear it away entirely, and raise all the revenue necessary for Government by a tax on incomes. The trasts are inviting that extreme by their present actions in buying Senators. "Cleveland has appointed three
lawyers, neither . ot whom ever
worked at manual labor a day in tlieir lives, but have always been favored scions of wealth, receiving their salaries from large corporations, to investigate the recent labor controversies in Illinois. It will be like a wolf investigating the plaint of a lamb that the ewe didn't
give milk. The. lamb being tender
will be eaten up. It does seem as
though one representative of labor
might have been placed on the com
mission, to at least have borne an appearance of fairness. The commission is composed of Carrol D.
Wrieht and John D. Keman, of
New York, and Nicholas E. Worth
ington, a local Judge of circuit court
at Peona, Ills. J9The present indications are that a Democratic majority in Con
gress is going to permit a combine
of traitorous Senators to commit tue
party to a protective tariff in di
rect opposition to the Chicago platform, the will of Democrats generally, and their own pledges to the people. If honesty in politics means anything, and party platforms are not mere "rot," and telling lies to gain votes is to be condemned, every Democrat who votes for it ought to be retired to private life, if a letter man can be found to take his place. "Protection," as proposed by the Senate bill, is base robbery of the people, taking a poor man's monev and making it a donation to
the rich trusts. The Democratic
masses will repudiate it every time, and finally find honest men who will represent them truly. Tbc New VataatiM.
The valuation for taxation, as
fixed by the county Board of Review, and published in theCouiUKit to-day, should be preserved by the
citizens of the county generally, as
many frequently want to know the value of taxables in the various townships. It will be seen that the
total is increased over last year
$36,949, although all the townships except Harbison and Ferdinand show decrease. The increase in the towns of Ferdinand, Haysville,
Jasper and Huntingburg more than
made up for the falling off among
the farmers. It is noticeable, also, that in personal property Jasper,
with its smaller area and population, returns more than the city A
Huntingburg. "Who would have
thunk it?" The decrease in Birds
eye was occasioned by the big fire
there last year. But for that 1 would have shown an increase. I must be remembered that the rail road and telegraph valuation is ye
to be added to this to make the
grand total of the tax duplicate. Railroad ExcwrHioiiH.
To Dale, Ind., Aug. Oth to Hth Ht one m . ' I . I .... ! . AMI
tare ior round inp, gouu rviuriuiiK Aug. 13th; on account of big Caui
Meeting.
To New Albany Aug. rtli to lata, re taming till Aug. 14th, at one and one
third fare, or account oi uernmn lion
bom Ctuno Meeting.
To New Alban)' Aus. 10 and 11th
good returning till Kith, at one fare for
round trip. To Cleveland, O., Aug. 1st to 7th, on account of Lutheran Synod of Ohio and
Iadinna, at one and one-third fare for round trip, on certificate plan. T Pincnrtk State CmvciUm
Greeted by aa lamcase Audience la Terrc Haute.
Packed like sardines in a box were the people who crowded the
opera houso Saturday night to hear
President Debs, ot tho A. U. U., at
his home discuss the great strike.
Tho theater never held such crowd
and hundreds were turned away.
Tho utmost enthusiasm prevailed
and when the A. H. I . leader ap
peared at b o'clock there was ap
plause that lasted several minutes.
- . . r
The aired father and mother ol
Debs and his wife occupied a box.
President Scholtz, of the local
lodge, presided and introduced Debs
as the greatest labor leader of tho age. A mighty shout greeted this statement. Debs plunged at once
into the strike.
It was a crisis, he said, brought
about (1) by the inhuman cruelty
and oppression of Pullman toward his employes: CO, by the railways
deciding to stand by Pullman in his oppression; (8), by an understand
ing among the railway managers that it was necessary to crush the rising American railway union. He
believed lirmlv in the principle ot
arbitration all his life, and did not favor a strike until the gauntlet was thrown down and an effort made to crush organized labor. Although
not in favor of strikes, there was a
time when not to strike meant degredation and dishonor; this was that time. There was not a star in the American flag, from Lexington to
Vorktown, that did not mean a
strike a strike against tyranny.
(Applause). The existence of all labor unions to-dav was an evidence
of oppression in the past. Oppression gave them birth. The loco
motive engineers, the parent of all railway organizations, was born on
the Michigan Central road in 1803, and its founder had told him per-
onallv that it was started because
the men were treated like serfs.
Referring to Pullman, Debs said
arbitration or investigation was the
last thing Pullman wanted, as that
would disclose a set of facts that would shock the American people.
The workmen, he said, besides bej t . - A ! ...
mg reduced m wages uiree nines the past year, were treated with
supercillious contempt, and the men only struck after three of their com
mitteemen who waited on Pullman were discharged. It was work and
starve, and they thought they may
as well starve and strike. (Applause). He had no apology for the part the A. K. U. took in the strike. The Pullman employes were their brothers and it was not only a sympathy strike, but a humanity strike. Some of Pullman's acts, which the A. R. U. would show up before the president's investigation
committee, would make a decent
hyena hang his head in shame. It
was the only strike in American his-
Debs declared, that when a
tory,
strike was
OUT OF HIOHT. Tho.lH-r II. II. (', Add Another to Tln lr 1.UHK i.Ut of Vlrlnrl. Willie HillitlliKImiik t,'Mtt'hiH It III Hit' Nei'k ii l'oilil of TIlllfK. The Jasper-Petersburg giuno of base bull, at lVterabunr. last Friday was a
dead slow walk-over for the Jasper Ihivs,
all they bud to do wan to bit Uio null and the Petersburgs did the running after the bull. The score is, as follows.: Inninus 1 '2 3 -1 fi 7 8 5) T
Jasper Hi '2 1 0 -1 3 0 0 0 20 Petersburg 1 0 1 12 1 3 '2 1 1 12 Pinpire- Minks. Struck out - by (ireene lf; A k rid go 10. Our boys were out of trim owingtothe Innre the night before. (in und Schaffer lined tbi'in out. Doe keeps wielding the willow with increased success. The Jaspers were treated right royally by the Petersburg club. "The lliiiitiiiL-hiiii; Association (best
club in Indiana (?) llase Hall Aggrega
tion was defeated twice by the Petersburgs, last Saturday und Sunday. If Jasper can beat Petersburg, can't lluntingburg iH'at Jasper? Arc not the nttove comparisons odious? Although Ureene has shown superiority over over all pitchers so fur pitted against the aspirant for championship honors, yet there are still some crackedbrained Hull writers who claim Wyer-
baeker to be the speediest pitcher.
Says a llttntmgourg girl, utter the, ml Jusper-Hoonville game, "I'm awful glad Hoonville heated owed I" Yes, lluntingburg bud its usual run of bud luck but let them brace up. A few more such defeats will take some of the
cjneeit out of them, and then they'lj show Hoonville and Jasper too bow
not to play bull. Poor, deluded lluntingburg, with their bases filled with the cream of Hoonville
and Cannelton's players, they suffered two defeats at the bunds of the Petersburg boys. Detter try Otwell or Ireland before mooting giants', or import a different nine to represent the city of great
expectations. Ikcth.
Not one minute elapses between the
taking of One Minute Cough Cure and
relief. Wliv stioulun t people take une
Minute Cough Cure? They should, fhey do. M. Friedman. y Does Jasper Want a Telephone? The following letter explains it
self. Mr. Wilson handed it to the
Coi'uiKit so that our citizens could have an opportunity to read it, and tell him what they think of the proposal. It would no doubt prove a convenience to business men generally. Airoo.v, Ix. 724 , '91. Gko. R. Wilson : Dkak Siu : Schnell ville and Cel-
estine people are wanting to extend
the Phone line on through to your town also. Dubois wants it, too. I think you and I can help these people out with very little effort, and if your people will agree to take it'at Celestine, or Dubois, I am quite sure the line can be completed. We have it now to Schnellville, and it does not require a great deal ol money to build the line, and they are a great advantage to these small inland towns. I would like to hear from you on this, advising us if you will loan your assistance. 'Yours truly, Sam. Cummixo.
LET THE SM BIJ0I6I NOW
ordered every man,
!7 i.c
woman and child working for Pull
man quit.
Debs declared the A. K. U. was
not responsible for the rioting.
He greatly regretted there was
any lawlessness.
He was no anarchist. He loved order and the American
lag. He had the strike won fairly and
squarely on the sixth day after 1 1 1 o (
A. K. u. took nom, wnen me gov
ernment interfered on bi'balf of the corporations and rushed forward its
soldiets and its injunctions. j
Whatever action might be taken
at the coming A. K. IT. convention the strike on Pullman would go on. There was no ending to them.
Pullman must be whipped. lie said that when a strike was
ordered it invited lawlessness, hut as there was never a strike without a cause, why should not the cor
porations take their share of the responsibility of rioting?
When sectionmen were cut to
cents a day, as thev were on
the Louisville & Nashville, the railway managers who made that cut
were the real anarchists. (Ap
plause).
In conclusion l)cm ma: "J have a feeling, my friui.ds and neighbors, in talking to you that 1 cannot describe. It is a pleasure to return and hear your applause and your 'well done.' I have mado mistakes, may always do so, but I will always do what I think nca.cst right and shall always follow where my conscience dictates. If any penalty shall be in store for mo for my acts during the strike I will accept it as a man." Of the future of labor Debs said : "So far as I am concerned I do not believe I will ever again become identified with any great strike movement. I will devote what influence I may have toward educating the laborer to use the ballot intelligently." Bticklen' Arnica Salve. The Best Salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, Bores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
Dores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains corns, and all skin eruptions, and iwsi
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
nitS. WALLACE!
FAITH HEALER!
USES NO 0 CURES BY MEDICINElJ FAITH!
Mrs. Wallace has cured hundreds of people in this and surrounding country. She has made her for the past live years at No. 8 Upper Eighth Street, Evansvillc, Indiana.
Imme
We publish a few of hundreds of unsolicited testimonials that have appeared in the papers everywhere she has visited. Lack of vanity on the part of Mrs. Wallace prevents the publishing of more. Although "Kind words from (hateful Hearts," have a tendency to establish her well merited fame. Mrs. Wallace holds fast to the old adage "Seems is
llelieving," the balance rests with von. Why
Come and bo cured.
linger
in poor health I
Will visit JASPER for one day
At PIIRN1X HOTEL,
F. I. 23 94-lv
, Mrs. Wallace Truly an arent of God in her method of reatment without the aid of medicine, hut U
mnple Faith, Disease is made to yield to the touch of this lady.
Rates to Springs. Kor Pike countv Sulphur Sprinirs, at
Velpen, Deeoniu Spring, and Mureupo White Sclphur, tickets will he wild dur
ing the season, pood forltU laye, at one and one-third fare for round trip, ami on
each Saturday at one fare, eood return-
inp next day.
During the season tickets'. Ml be suhl to
French Lick and Wext ha k at ).70
from Jasper, good for sixty ':m
lickets gootl for oil uny- at reuueeu rates will le sold for Deconia .Springs
during the season, undone fare tickets on everv Saturday, good returning till
the following Monday.
l'or particulars apply to Joskimi Hkxkimct, Agt, Jasper.
Noh Resident Notice.
State of Indiana, County of Dubois, S.S.
DiiImmh Circuit Court, September
Tenn, 18U4.
Michael Agnes
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
At Indianapolis, Aug. 15th, 1804. round It is guaranteed to give perfect sntisfne-
hi Aug. won or moaey mumim. I'rwo 'Mi mitn
trio tickets at one fare will be so
13 and 14, good rtturaiBg not later than per box.
For sale by Martin Friedman ,
Natice el Atjelntmest. State of Indiana, Dubois County, S. S. Notice is hereby given, that the tindesigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Joseph Schitter, deceased, late of Dubois county, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
KUZAIIKril SCIIITTKIt, AMmrx. HitKT., McF.u.r, & Hhktz, Attys. July 27, 18043t.
Admlsfstrator'g Notice,
Notice Ih hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administrator
of the estate of Jacob IJuechler, deceased; the estate in probably solvent. Joski'ii tie.N.i'KMA.v, Adinr. V K. Cox, Att'v forest. July 27th, liS'.U. " .'It. DisMlMtiM and Change ef Firm. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing in Dubois, Dubois county. Indiana, between the undersigned, "doing business under the linn name of Diekemper Brothers &Co.. is dissolved by mutual consent, (!eo. Diekemper havingpurchaseil the interest
of Joseph Kverhard. The new firm will
bo conducted under the name of Diekemper lb-others, and is entitled. to collect nil minis ductile former Unit, and
also assumes the former firm's liabilities.
Persons indebted to the former llrm arc notified to settle their accounts bv
cash or note, as the business must be set
tled tip. liKOItOK DlKKKMI'KIt, IIkN'HV DlKKKMI'KIt, JOSKJ'H KVKIfllAltl). Aug. 3, '04-Br
vs. William D. Able, Philip Able, lacob Able,
Houston Abel, etal. J
The nlaintiff in the above entitled
uusr having filed his complaint therein,
:oL'ether with an atl'nlavit that the de
fendants, llliam D. Ahle, Jacob Able md Houston Able are nou residents of he State of Indiana, Now, therefore, lie said William 1). Ahle, Jacob Able nid Houston Ahle are each hereby notiied that unless they Ik1 ami appear on he 7th day of tlieSe'pteiiiber'lViin, 1H1U, if the Daliois Circuit Court, to he holden in the 1st Monday of cptemk'i-, 1S!M, it the court houe in Jasper, in said
countv and State, ami answer or demur
osaid complaint, the snnu'will lie beard md determined in their absence. In witness whereof I hereunto set mv
laud and allix the seal of said court this
luly l.sth, lS'.M. lsi:.i.) 1ux.it. Kckkut, Clerk, I)ubois Co. Ind. July 20, 'tM-3t-pf. $d
TOS. F. SERMERSHEIM, Corner 0th and Jaekson Street, Jasper Indiana. JjAS received a full assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dry Goods, of all kinds, Notions and
5(G?.4C$4 est FRESH GROCERIES. cc vmiimo
He thanks the puhlie for its liberal patronage, and hy using every effort
to please is determined to merit its continuance. ty Ciiiiic and Kxatiiino My Slock and I Will Give You llnrgnius.
Joseph F. Sermershcim.
April 20, 18. felix Imühiipisrt, DCDOIS COUNTY AOKSTFOU
Probate Cause No.
1714.
Cir-
Statu ok Indiana I In the Dubois.
Drnois Cor.vTV, cuit Court. Notice is hereby given to William I). Abell, who as appears hy atl'nlavit tilled in a non-resident of the state of Indiana, and also to Huston Abell, Jacob Aboil, Frank Chanluy. Parker (Jhanley ami Mary Chanley, 'the names of whose respective residences are unknown, as appears, by atlidavit filed, that Joseph Main as executor of the lust Will of Kli Abell, deceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of Dubois county, Indiana, a petition making them defendants thereto, and praying therein for an orderand decree of Haiti court authorizing the Halo of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of said estate, and that said petition so tiled, and which is now pending, is net for hearine in said Circuit Court at the Court House in Jasper, in the county of Dubois, Statu of Indiana, on the third dav of SeptemlM'r, 181M. , Witness the Clerk ami eal of said Court this 28th day of May 1S1II. SKA I. lONAT. K'cKKUT, Clerk Dulwis Circuit Court. BlUINO llt'KTTNKII, AttorilOV. July 27, '!)4 It pf $11.
-tf "PWBBBPC f f T-v. JS -mf l I lfctjMMiiMBHwWBfc5iiBMnfyHIII & Deerins Harvesters
LiMceiiHe Notico. NOTIOR I licrcliy nlvf n to the cltlzrnnil Jnuppr, llalnlirlilc tnwn.lili, Dntxil ruiuity. Iml , that tli c uiidcrslKiiril, s mal citizen of llio tliiltrii Stälm will apply to llie Ounty lT)imm1fo.T nl llulinl county at tlirlr tirxt reuiiUr (imIiiii In Seplmliir, lw4. for s llciie lo retnll lritoxlr.it Intc ll(tinr. Itetr itnl wine, mt pertiill tile itm lo lie ilritik on tli prt'inl iiii'Iit Iii priivUlonn of the It of Itiillnti.t gy rrnliiK uih llccnvfu. Tlie prfol lorntlnii whir ulil llntmr nr to lie old U on lotn No. 1R vid 17, In Knrultrk'n ildlllon to Iii town of Ji-piT, on tlio coriMT of Muln und l'Jlli iTeftn. IImIioU roiintr, lni!ln, nH uliimn on the mi ur plat of imM aiMlllnti. JOSKPII (iKItRRK. July 27, lH9l.-nw
Öf"Suhscribü for the Couiueh.
of
bought tli
it, ani
Jf nil kinds. The Deerings took ihn llltfliest Prize at-tli World's l air. It is the only harvesting machine with the BALL AND BICYCLE BEARINGS Come and see them. The draft is one-half less than any machine made, and at the examination by the World's Fair Judges, it cut and bound one acre of hca) wheat in 22'a minutes. Also, I carry a stock of the BEST BINDING TWINE, As cheap as the cheapest, and solicit your custom. April 27, 1801. West (ith Street, Jasper, 1ml PHILIP A. GUCKES JASPER CORN MILL
n,irri,,u r.firinuf nnd Tbxt Stock Tho undersigned having
.iiisiier v.oni iin, nua iu"
keeps a HUpply of MEAL And Chopped Corn for Fet'tl, on hand to sell, or exchange for corn a' nnv time. Chopped Corn sold in .inj quantity desired at SK) cents per 'wIIiUt CHOl'PKD FOH FKKI on Wednesdays ami Satunlays at fh cents )erhushel, and kept on hand w exchange nt all times. ParmerH & SloclfeederN, Are particularly solicited for oti.-lo-mow, nnd by prompt attention n m
: honorable treatineni i jioik- m ' and receive tlieir patronage. ißrMIlN BOUQHT AJND ?0LD.
FRED VOLLMER Dec. 1, '0
FURNITURE, Of all kinds, in the county.
I have received a set of enihalmcrs' instniniont.H nnd am now prepared to do EMBALMING At short notice. I also have a Kull stock of Coffins, Caskets AND Burial Robes Of any size or style. PHILIP A. GUCKES. Corner Jackson and Fourth Sts., Oct. 27, 't)3 Jasper, Ind.
Aug. 16, im
April 1st, 1894 ly.