Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 September 1894 — Page 8

GEORGE P, WAGNER

MANUFACTDKKK OF WAGONS nd CARBI AG-BS, And Doalor Agricultural ImpUxntnts and Fertilizers. -oCJeneral Repairing A Horse Shoeing. -oNorth Mill Street, j JASPER, - - INDIANA.' Ii UT II n Tl Tl O jr , ff . iwifUMt A A' Oi Comer 4th & Main Street, HUNTINGBUItG, - INDIANA. MAKES SPECIALTIES OF: Crown and Bridge Work, Patnlaaa Krfrarlirm Treatment and Saving the Teeth, Fint CIbm Work, Bwtoaable Prices. At tka Pheelx Hotel. Ja. per. TucUy asd WdiMdtjr efaarh week. All TX7ftV TÄ7awHflr mm TT VA A Tt MiMuviMi Dec. lit 1893 y REMOVAL SALE! Pmivimfnrvtn rnnmvnl tn thnnew. vj-....v.v. .-w.a.wT ' ) large and commodious building of the I. 0. R. M., I Will Offer für the' Next 30 Days ictlnrrt iL . . , ui jLrry uuuur, iiuutfii, ii.ti and Caps, Boots and Shoes, it ,.t i i..,.f .1 .. iuvian AäMij Mode Clothing at Greatly Keuucert I'rlces. The enemy of Low Prices (The Credit System) will be discontinued. Goods will be sold strictly for cash or its equivalent. Thanking our friends for past favors, we solicit a continuance of their patronage, now that we Offer Goodn at a Sacrifice. ÄCome, See and be Convinced. JOHN P. NORMAN. Ireland, June 22, 1S94. THE HOLIDAY AND WINTER SEASON Ii here tnd so are we with the best STOCK OF FURNITURE. Sep Our Greet 5 and 10 cent her gain counters. Your best Chinee. Don't Mis It ! OUR STOCK OF COFFINS llai neTer been equaled. COME AND SEE US. W Will EudeTor To P.o,o Y i. Alles Bros. N. W. Corner Public Squire, Dec 8.'93. Jasper, lad. INSURANCE! UFR I ACCIDENT! TORNADO! LIVE STOCK Farm Fire insurance for terms of five years, including lightning ami steam threeher, at thirty cents a year on eacl 100 of inHurance: tornado at twentv cents. Hei-esenting twenty good com pnnieri and doing an exclusive itivunince hmincas, I can give the alove rates Write or cat! on me before placing your tamirance, No one, excepting George Nix, of Haysville, and Theodore (iohinan, of renlinaud, are autonzed to ho licit insurance in inv name. W. A. WILSCf General Innurance Agent, Japerf Ind. CjjMJ Trtae-f arki obtaintd. and tl Pm. . 7 mum rill. ! ptnt iu la Uaic i Utaa umm t NMef ft H aihinf too. J ! Bava1n. rawittff or pWo.. wlta dctle. t y- -w U palMUbla or not. fret oli ar!2S57' J10?, S0b,'n tta," with O.A.SNOWA.CO. rmtrr rnce. Wimh!. e. e.

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COSTS LESS TO LIVE.

Under the New Democratic Legislation. t r n i . Lite heduced All the Necessaries of In Trice. l"he Genial Advertiser Knocks Out the Argument of he Able Krpiibllcaa Editor Advertising Columns of Kenuhllraa I'aiirra I'rote (lie I'aUltr of the Claims Made In the Editorial Columns. John Wanataaltcr faiiock. the Ilottoui Out of All Iteuutillran Theorie. Mer chant. Ei.ewherr Show the iirnrfitt the I'.oul. of Itr.ln. 1 T.rltT Il.t.a. I The able Republican editor is having . . , . annraume-oi it tr.ese cay trying to ........ .. mane his editorial co unins "cons st" i ...... . . with his advertising columns. The aforesaid able editor is engaged in a frantic aud futile effort to prove that , the repeal of the McKinley law and tho! enactment of a Democratic tariff law is f. . .,,.. u..u ,,. w.u .auUw.,K starvation iHKjj is HDoui to dc ariven 10 ausoiuie t But tho genial advertiser is discount in the efforts of tho worried editor bvi , ... . ..... . . oeiu ,i.u .meywere unuer tne -McKinley tariff, Everything almost that the laborer is forced to buy is cheaper. Tho adver - (ier tells him so. terselv and in disnlav ypo. And these are arguments which the able Republican editor cannot over come. , John Wnnaniaker, who was postma ter general under Harrison havine bouirht the position bv irivinL' 500.0tti to tho Dudlev blocks-of-five fund in1 : 1SSS set the ball a-rolling in Philadel - phia, and the columns of the dailv I lit . . - tl'llUiN 111 nil tlw l'iriro Olfli.j rf Ilm IVMin. frT; " " " ii '....Tm. l.l i UUH aAAlTU M Al,äA Säl41äl4l UUVUA tisemeuts. The Erect Iu Idlanm. j The Indianapolis Journal has been one j of the foremost papers in the country to preach the doctrine of "protection for prOieCUC protection s sake, out its advertising columns are daily refuting its protec-' tion" assertions. Tho Sunday Journal's: "display nioiiial t .... r.. . i ' M 1 1 : .1 AA ..r I j i u , . ' r i I T 1 . ' tariff is doii.ij for the peopl ' things. Here are a few exl tuuwiiu iu ijiu BCtJt-U WillUIl iu IieWi V WHO UUV( extracts from Sunday's Journal Nicoll. the tailor, advertises: "REJOICE BE ULAD1" THE HOUK OK YOUB SALVATION FKOM KXOKBITANT I'BICES IS AT IlAXD. THE WILSON DID IT. BILL Did it ever occur to you that with the advent of FREE WOOL you get the be.-.t imported fabrics for the same price you have former paid for domestic fabrics Do you re. dze that you can have a .Hiiitj made to your niea.su re for as little as 115 1 and fid from materials which heretofore' xri.ra. rflTur.1 It nnil - I ' . , L . w A äl.n UmU TTiI ! V I äou niurwiuiu xaiionilg company aiSO rrAl ii y W , onv1?M0 "rert; feflS tebB?yCrS fTOm thtJ,luWtnff, Tm,ln,..(1 ......i. it possible for us to buy woolens at such prices that we are now able to make sulu at 120 and 2j, which, previous to this sea- - wuhuuva via tit äAiwtiiij it i um luiKie son, we could not sell at less than ) or 135. Merchants in other lines also bear willing testimony to tho lessened cost of living under the new tariff, but the following by tho Pettis Dry Goods company will bu sufficient for illustration: NEW TARIFF TRADING Means trad In on the basis of the new tariff schedule. That's the kind of trading) ukuiuiiw. UUI tuiHuuicra inte. It, too. Nothing sensational, mind you, but good substantial reductions on goods already affected anil on goods that will 1 affected sooner or latter by the new tariff. Our customers get the leneflt NOW. No matter whether the change taken place Sept. 1 or June 1, all the goods in our store are marked down to the new tariff basis now. BKE HOW BKNEFlCtAL SKW TAUIFF Tl! A IKING IS. JOHN WANAMAKÜK'S STORV. Takaa Whole Vmftt to Tell of fteductlotit la Prleea. Bat if the Indianapolis Journal is worried by its advertisers, what must be tho agony of the Republican editors in Philadelphia, whore John Wanamaker is taking whole pages to tell the people what a benefit the new tariff bill is to them. Here are a fow statements from Waiuunaker'8 advertisements: In new wool dress goods, cheviot Imported to sell at II 60 and i per yard are reduced to SO cents, cashmere and cheviot ulalds imnorted to sell at l .Vi ml oi down .to 75 cents. All-wool Kicking goes' frouiftcenttt to 37 per yanl; sail cloth I from 15 to tVI cents; French and worsted iiresses, in cluck, pique and the like, that have ranged from f3 to III), are put down to a uniform price of 2, and a vet goes with each suit, AIMIk N.tins drop according to price as follows; ! per yard cut to 75 ce, ts: I1.U5 cut to!l -.... a. fji! cut to 1.20 fl cut to fl.40: iJ nit to V-i 2.V 3.50 cut to r2.t. Oil silks the J.' ,B "K tn,m 'M lr cent off all along the line. anamaker sells everything. In shoes the reductions are as heavy as hi fabrics Women's calf Oxfonl ties go from 2 to 1.30. Infants' shoes go fntin il to 50 cents. srv High cut Romeo blinners. in nil cents. colors, are reduced from 3 to ll .Vl On Uiietia of all kinds the average drop is UU per cent. On ribbon It is 40 per cent. On carpet It Is 30 per tent. On silk curtains t Is over SO per cent. On children's clothhig It U 40 per cent Wall pajn-rs go all to pieces, U'ing from M) per tent in higher gradt lo 50 in the lower ones. .Men's clothing giKw down 2.1 to Sil per cent, and youths' clothing still lower. In Chlr-Miro. The t.hicago pajn-rs art! also filled with announcement of reductions- iu prices

Kerircs from 11.2.1 to tl: Il.-iiir.-ilim fr.,... t

1150 to fit sllkligr.,l tomli. ii.i "k Tv Ur- J" UVWn batistes from IM to 75 cents ' i'",-' ,tar,,,r 1,1 'I''iiiber, Ih'JIi, Hrtrnd cloth, in all color-, Is cut "l,uu": Iemocratic tariff in Sepfrom i to 11.50. Wo.ne n xei l. WmlT 1W3-

txt to the now tariff act. The Tribune, tho Republican orpin, contains in tho Sunday issue almost iuuumorablo advertisements of this character:

Tariff; Schlesinger & Mayer start with a page j devoted to showing che rcdm t on in dry

poods, using this displav lino .us a liead iiiK in" nst oi price: FREER TARIFF PRICES. DVWIIICI' , many reduction's are made. Iu Chicago, too. tho grocers' art tell in of cut pries duo to tin lower tnritf rates, j-or instance, C. Jevnc etc Co. an nounce Omni cuts iu nrices with this preliminary statement; IMl'OIlTl.Vo DII1FAT, WK AtlK KIIIST IN TIIK FIfclU TO (.IVK OCH TI'.AUK UIK HKXKltT OK TIIK REDUCTIONS IX THE TARIFF. And add anion; other things the change in the tariff enables u to to ake a REDUCTION in every kind of Im I VTtVil All tho Chicago naners fairlv bristle with similar statements. And the story DKIl.l.,l,t.i. i.- i !.: "";muuus mm vm- , r!l0 1 f nn furi- Af .!. .-ttliilt ifv lit TÜS V .v. -v the country. In each one prices on tho necessaries of life the things which everybody must have aro reduced sharply as the reult of the enactment of the Dnocratic tariff law. i i me riooi oi me I'utiiiinff. Tariff reform i? "a condition and not a theory" that confronts the people of tne unit0i States. During the long struggle against the tru-tt-breeding mo-nopoly-sustaining system of proteetion, democrats have been telling their neigl bors tlyM. lowo.r. . tnriiT? "fant cheajK-r necessaries oi me. The merchants of tiie land aro now ,iemonst rating tho truth of Democratic theories by marking lower prices on their goods. j The tariff is a tax aud a Democratic congres has reduced the tax. peiple aiv gi.'tting the benefit. Dtinocracy is vindicated. STORY OF THE PENSIONS. " ,wt Democratic Aüminlatratioa Ha ,,OBe Vor the SoJJler. X-ittxl States Pension Agent Si)encer i 'or Indiana, upon the request of H. C Bell, denntv ' . . - vs .Ull.T. .... Wrwanietl to that gentleman astatcineiit 1 1 . showing the number of new names added to the pension rolls at the Indianapolis agency since March 4, 1&j3, when the Democratic party came into power, and also tho number of pensioners who have been reduced in rate or whose names have been dromiod from th mil in Ti. diana since that time. These reuorts . . ehn I. .. CiTUl 1 1 "u iui o,i uuw names nave oeeu ndriixl tn tlirt tt11j it, ...1 1.... I t w mvmmr 0r UUlt Lf (Ait I mVo yi4.li hMlnwl ti t..a ..,1 t., , , .... 0 V . . - mupii UUUl IUU9. OU 11 will DO teen that less than one in each coauty has been dronned. whilu an vrir. nf ! new names in each countv has been placed upon the rolls and an average of less man iwo, m eacn county nas beeu reduced in rate. When it is remembered that there are over 08,000 pensioners residing in tho siaie ox Indiana it wiu be seen how clearly these figures show that the pensioners of Indiana have not been mistreated by the administration. The total tlropped an reduced are 247, distributed through 72 counties. TARIFF HEDUCTIONS. - ... Home or the crrlr. of Life Chemo. r enrd to the Coa.uruer. A few of tlie e-xaries of life upon which material mluctions have bS made by the new tariff bill are as fol1...... , , ,, 'ÄÄ"1 Pearl buttons 37 to 41 41 4.1 I SI 4J 1 31 Zi SI Ul as 4-' 41 a: i n 71 70 M per cent Matche Men's k' loves Sieetaelea SlrtteM lUriron Wire uaila Hooiroti Axles Ha.itincra Iron i;e Chair &!uc. Oilcloths Stockinet Knit lubrics liluuktts Wool hats Cot tun ilrvbs K(kxU I'luilies Common rareti Mattiiih' Color it.ul dyes Calomel huljiliur Kurtlit'iiware 1 lot tics Wtxilen yaraa Cnsturnil White lead Cement Saw n i ul tiles Cutlery Wheels llnxiuis Tin lilnte9 Vi to tiller cent as a ii JJ Ui an Sf7 to llicrce.it Uf Ut 4.'. - WANAMAKER'S TESTIMONY. The Democratic Tarier Kedacea the Co.t or lira Blanket. "Four hundred pairs handsome allwool couch, bed or wrapper blankets. piwiheiy iiKe tnem regularly fö up to a 11... .1 . ". " ni-vit .iKu; uur price fj. iu me jialr." Advertisemen by John Wanamaker, HarVi, jr,--""wkV4 (uuerai, iu 1'UUaueipma limes. Oh, Hugnrt Hero are the current prices of sugar in llardeimr CoiiteetiiuieiVÄ'v'. l?'V " V... Y,mv'V" Urk ellow. s,-pt. ia Sent. .V'i'iiiiW 4V'P" WH.4H Hen. Ht. the Um.lgrower.. Tho Mion wool. Because of this tax the mannfact tire of wotili'ii inxulu Willi VMk fa-41 Illll Mlll!lWl f,,f im.... 1 l lessened and the price of wool fell to the , ....... ...a,, awa flWI.IU UlUnil W1H11 U'Uä I lowest point in vears. Wool linn in. cre:is4l 4 f-ttru rwr iwmn.l t.

sago of the Wilson biil.-Logansport KaiiibridRO TowiiHliip TriiH-, Columbia Township Trus-!mw- . ttN Notice. tue's Notice.

Asralast the Income Tax. Hon. C. W. Fairbanks is verv rich. and it is understood that the incomo tax of the new tariff bill does not meet with l.;.. l tt i ... his approval. Daviesa erat. County DemoNot a Good FoBsilUt Ver. Tho Popslist voto la falling off not only in tho eoath, but also In tho east and west. This is not a good Populiet jvw.-nuw Aiuany fHOlK) trcee,

YOU'LL BE If you buy Silver "Ware of any r

When thev ask vou to buv Musical Instruments of anv one else

but Frank Kuebler, as he will .eil

cheaper than you can buy it elsewhere in Dubois County.

During the next (() days he will get ready for the Fall Trade, at STRICHT Cor. July C, '!) !. D

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it. n. Bit AN Keep a füll line Goods Pure and Fresh. Pmcriftk CirtWlj Ccmpnudtd. -Store Opposite the INDIANA Feb. 16, 1804tf. Next Dcorto

II '! Iii, CmiMt'd by live Nlrain.

Many pprnuR whoae hpnde are cntiHtanilv Hchlni; liHVn no idea wlmt relief

acientifi II v lilted jjlacsi's will jfi.e thrm. This theory in now tiniversall) stabliHlipd ! "ImprnpprU" tlttd elaei will invarUbly IticresHe the trouble nd mav le-idjo TOTAL BLINDNESS Our ability to adjust glasses sufelj tnA cnrrecilv is beyond question. Consult u. Eyes tcstrd tree oi charge.

rut in cm. MRS. T. Agent for Best in Use! Bargains on Demand in FANCY LAMPS, BIRD Mrs. T.

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I AM NOW A MAN! (3aUaao.Octa.lMI. i troablM wlta anlaalon aad arieoe.l. and bad Iimb aatnallr ak for Mm rri. Uarlaa the laM four roan I ttiM narr rtrnxlr that aa mm ai hi aad rot no rollot for any of mr troabloi until 1 took CA LTHOS-ttrarrd rr tf a. aad 1 mm umm a aiaa.M I tltrart trim mt t litHw rMflitl hf M.) ANtm VON MOHL CO., Seie V-U 9 ''-4 Ilm The undersigneil, Trtistee of Bainbridge tend t hridm townxhiii. Dubois countv. will at. , tend to Township business tin Saturday every week, at his residence on North r..:.. .......... I.... i. .... . Mam street, between Fourteenth and rifteentli, in Jasper. The Library of said Townshin is kent at the liookstore of Mrs. Jarolitiosiimiin, where persons wnnting iKKiks ran obtain them at any time. losKiMi hcKKTKi.v, Trustee. April 20, 18U4-y.

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For all who want Jewelry, Watches,

or Cloeks, if they get them of Frank C. Ktivblcr. IN THE SOUP one else but Frank Kuebler. von u first class l'iano or Organ sell anvthmg m Ins stock, in order to COST PRICE. 8tli & Main Sts., Jasper, Intl. NOCK. M. I) , Sen'y mid .Mnn-.,rr of

PURK DRUtiS and MEDICINES, ELEGANT PERFUMES& TOILET ARTICLED. FINE STATIONERY and BLANK HOOKS, UH01OE CIGARS and TOBACCOS, PAINTS. OII.- and VARNISHES,

Prices Correct. And Every Eliot t m de to Accounnodite Customer. HOTEL, JASPER, INI). af7I'arBas7 1 UJMI1lst1t) Zoeller's Barber Shop. ERNT, M.HO A FINK AsSOKTMENT HEATING AND CUUKJNG STOVKh Tinware, Hardware, CAGES, NOTIONS, ETC, EÄ1VY, We will semi you the mar velotm Hrench preparation CALTHOS free, by sealed mail, and n legal sruarautee that Ca lt h os will STOP VLtiZr" - CÜIE'lS5Äv'lH' RESTORE itvicor. Use it Sf pay if satisfied. Amrlow Aewt, Cincinnati, O. The iiiidersigned, Trustee of Columbia Tn.. Dulaiis countv. Ind.. will it..n.! t Township business at his residence on every Nttunlay, and persons having kjmiimii ii uusmess to transact are re quested to present it on thnt day of the week. The Townsliip Library Is kept at the1 of lire of the Trustee, where those en-' titled can obtain IsKiks. I Nkijion Hakiuh, Trustee. June 28th, 1888-y.

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fcTHE AIR LINE." 53 Miles the Shortest 52 lietwecn Louisville k St. Louis. The Preferred Route to the East and West.

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10 UNITED states HOTH MILL STREET, JASPER. AUGUST KAEGIN, PROPRIETOR. The traveling public will fi.,,1 this liou.se well f. nil A 1 aa.-aIV.VA tlUYl Utf )est of attention given to tho wm. of guests. Furniture and beds all new, and tahln ...j.j. ,.,,,4 mm lle est the nuirkef .iffii w Vlljn, Reasonable. I enns Aug. Kaegin. March 10-93 HE A DQUAItTERS KOB THE Singer Sewing JHacliine! I beg to announce to the public, th d I have agiim oiKjnetl an oiliw, vhvn I have constantly on hand a full line of the (..enuine Singers, with all the late: improvements. I have aI.o a larr stock of Attachments, Needles, Oils. Ae. for all other makes and stvles of Sewme -Machines. All kinds of Sewimr Maclimes rei.aired. Uarvuin i.. ....i. land niachines. .My place of business is on 7th Street between Mill and MeCrillus Streets. ' JASPER, INDIANA. PETER J. GOSMAN. Airent. for the Singer .Manufacturing Comi.aiiv. I am also agent for the old reliable -Niagara hire and Tornado and Cvclone insunmre uo.. of New Vnrk siwctfully ask a liberal patronage. nw V mwf a a PINE FA It AI FOR SALE! In Madison Township. One of the best farms in Madioa township is now for sale bv the underearned, to-wit: 1 V. ,. n.. ... ai own One .South, Rang 5 West, formerly U-longiiig to John Bürge, deceased. It will Te fol.1 at a reasonable price, and on nnrtinl sired If you want a good farm, in a good locality, near the thriving town of I it-land, this is your opportunitv. For particulars, call on Clkme.vt Doavk at JuMjer Courier Office. Also, pi aereir, formerly known as the Adam nimth farm, at tl me railroad crüRH(H Pfit.irM r...- ,..;n Ohl cheap. Call soon. ALBKRT M. B0USEKT. IDWAHD A. WHSItkr BOHNERT BROS., Proprietors of the JASPFR UNION FLOUR MILLS ! These Mills are now kept in the krt onier, ami supplied with liest nalent Rolls. The brands PEARL BELLE, FAMILY, and STRAIGHT are not exexcelled for their grades in the world. W e solicit the custom of Fanners, and will he readv at all tinn tn pr.-linin flour for wheat at tho liil.f ...nrlt . - - - ""vta- isiui irire. BRING US YOrttU'llRiT .nii will nav von cash nil tli.. .ari-ut ill allow. CORN .MEAL alwavs on li.iml to fell or exchange. ran and ShipHtulT nt the lowest market price. Give trial and we will trv to please vou. .Mills on the North side of Jasier.on l.'hh and .Mill streets. HÖH N EICT U1CO I'll EES. Jasper, April 13, 'iU-y (baw ''TWist 1 A Fine H Natural Cniv. Marc 13, M-y alalalaHiHliiüiiaef Mr50cYc4R t rinrP OMKIIL, WMLHeMtat PPflsffVfffVWfWW

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