Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 11, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 November 1894 — Page 1

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liBPM IV m AN A. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 33, 1894.

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INDIANA, BY

W. CT. U. COLUMN

CLEMENT DOANE

OFFICE. In Courier Building

,v.Vf.8T Sixth &tke.t.

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.. no Numbers, Postpuid, l.ßO.

horter time in proportion. - KITES OF ADVERTISING. lA , .KrtiBements legal rates

For legui insertion; 50c

!0 lines ; --- iuwiuint insertion.

eacn uu-v.ir- iu,-o1 onn-

Vnr vearlv advcruaeniemo -1 ll-tH will be made to regular river.

CONDUCTED BY MKS. M. L. HOBBB.

CONDUCTED BV OBO. 11. W1W0N CO. HUM

THE DRUNKARD'S DEATH.

Sad

Educational Column.

THE VOUNO TEACHER.

Air a-gittin cool an cool ah ,

Frost a-coram in ue nigui. Hickanuta and wa'nuta fallin, Possum keepin out ob eight, Tu'key struttin in de ba'nya'd

tisorfi.

MMEUCIAL AND JOB WORK

Of all Kinds Promptly and Neutly ex-

prated at libkbal . "ve invite inspection and UUHineea.

"Jkofessionaicards.

Dr.B. J. KBWPP

' JASPER. INDIANA.

Hour: A. 1

Li nf tho Treatment

euro of tho Alcohol Habit. JulyHWtf.

of

cA,v of Gifted Mae Who Was

fcWI "

Overcome ay the Raai Deawe.

K, T an ninn in mV rOOlll this

(Inmnnn thnilf-'htS ()! tllC CttreCf 0

a certain man came across the lens

t mnmiirv. 11 IlMl! WllObO Ul,-

...intunw T mude in the bright

I UUIllkUllux " - , .

avs of jnv early manhood, arm umi

..L.llinii fnrrifid a WUVC Of SBd-

nebs over my heart. Thoughts of

him now crowd themselves u hj

mnmorv. and I mention his fall be

fiic fnmn as a lawyer was

tlUICU I'lf - ... a. . !..

Murifla Ii med with namre a

nu'"uu' . i.

,;i,ob endowments, lew

were his equals and none his

And foremost in his

iiu nwuw , .

, n nrpiiit to nis

cnosen uruicoBiwn, -

friends, a messing tu u. honor to Ins native

WU.I;,...-,- ----- i,:Mi

land, dear old lreiana. u

for strong dnntc emm-u

1 Mo PAntrnntpd liaOUS Ol uc-

auui. . , t ml rnnseouentlv sans

- . m TT.. ,iV.l L finfl

lit DUVIM. iiiMinnsa deserted hint. Manv

Hy Supt. B. 1. Holst, oone, Iowa.

Many dilliculties usually attend

the first term of school. I his ap

plies with more than ordinary torce in localities where tho young teacher

is placed in full charge of some thir

indeed

su

SHINS OP THANKSQ1V1N0.

laUlaaapolU 8ntlael. ...

CONöRESSMAN'ELCtT llAWi.

STAYER AT NOME.

Varv a-tpn ho nroud er hia

Keep on struttin, Miatah Tu'key;

Yo ao Know wiiBi iiiu w.

Cidah presa commence a-aqueaki, !...: -ivfw dU'Ul' .

Chillin Hwa'min round lak hornela

HuBtin aiga eraong ue nay, Miatah Tu'key, keep on gobbliu

At de geeee a-nyin oui.

He AHrihtei m BkcHet

Mi Shtea." pi A M. Tfardv. the man who

rfpfoatfid Conereasman Brett of the

Second district, is at the Demson. ipil hv hia wife and1

came up simply ou a pleasure trip

to rest after his campaign exeruu".

IT au r-oeincrft.1 DV niS IUKUV

friends last night after he returned

u wu hi luii wu(,- V...V At de geeae a-nyin boui. . . t.7 ml t wiw some i l i,.i, mnn.'.. - f ! lsj .ill I... .nun. fmm the theater, ana 11 was

t liitira nnii inr k : i i i i iiiiu. lw iiiuii . i mnn -iiiit iiini iiij aiiun ti , . w--- '

,m thft school according to her own Ef he did, he'd fihet aia mouf.

the school according t

Mn.i Tn wMilizft that difficulties at- pmnVin rettin rood an yallah

tend under such circumstances is Make me open an my eyea; often Z "Lg ,lo,. toward securing a .tÄ-lK.".

success. . Tu'kay eobblin gwm roun uiowiii,

Besides the newness and strange- Gwine roun giobin his aasa anu bic, ness of the relations between teach- Keep on talkin, Miatah Tu key; cr and milS there are other diffl- V ed no du.

culties. Tho noons unswepij ui j?a mer www -v- -

black-boards are out of repair; sev-i a. toXfa Wt'

eral window panes are broken ; the r timea Comin aho'svo' bo'n. course of study and school registers HeftU8 dat tukey gobbler braggi,

were left at the director's home me Den ms lace oreaiw u .v. SÄ. - divermfied and in -ffffiÄte

iaCl. IllUIlV WUIJlio "I" :i..l. in lib line'. To straighten all thw Cham; ;A .deichen.

thincs. and many others, and nave vin fn' de mince

-. . . .7 r. i .1 1 .1 1 - - ,, ,

"üR. B. B. BRANNOCK,

a.nd Surgeon

nLrv u Model Drug Store, and drink had complete possession i of ,,ÄTnSÄ opiate him. That glorious mind, gifted I of

lud ana Hotel, Jasper Indiana. Culls attended in town or countrj night or day. Nov. 24, lly

a model school the first day would

perplex ev

In order

meat,

em all.

chool the nrsi uuy wuum Spices groun I smeii em 11. ,-en a college president. Look heah, tu'key, atop dat go". f. .ih-.!'-!" vftissstr

- ! ,..,n.nr tito in mv iL' 7. .. :t...:o v.l. a ii

1 11.1111 ... 1 .' K III. I 11.1. 1U . . U - - ' I

UUnillWO . . , . uunnvv. 1 tit tempts were made to reclaim him, lgugestions may be found of some but all failed. The demon of strong' value.

y oie 1001 yo u- t . Do yo' know thankegibbin'a heah7 1 Detroit Free Press

j. p. SAXiBi M- D.

RKHIDXSCK ON KART HIXT11

OFF1CK ASU

8THKKT. jamPEP)

t ,.c. Hovm: 7 to a. M. U 1 r. - mg

- INDIANA.

1 Ann v nnlv lor SUCH a scnuui

- "rr-j . 1

md, gmea onag u feei sure you Can teach and

God, became a complete '-Wern. I . r A t. Unman 1 1 1 ..!. I r.nn,,rn

ind that voice 01 more umu You snouia tinvu nmv.

-1 in whom inousuuua nillin ...n oraer iroiu mc uiai,.

UIUilUUi';, w ---- , uiivm ...- - ,1 ' ... 1 1 ...t.Snli nii .. 1 if a 1. .. r..:i..-n Sn snlirtrtll

listened spelloounu anu mvi. Alore t,,an IUUI Uiu luuuius Dv...w. so often with soul stirring pathos WQrk Qre on acc0Unt of inability to pointed out the ways of nght and rn .ou oilpnppd forever by the, 0 Vmotira the same decree of

. 1 . f.1:l. Miannrl-' . .1 .n n1 Iii vnn

abnormal power 01 uuu. - order anu presuiiw ui l ;i.i nu lue lifo hflri f 1 iiniir nniiil4 I

was as lernui ia " wouia secure num tu

sublime. In one 01 me ioui- ij0Sjng control of one's sen is wie

rront metropolis ne ,.4 ...v tn lose control over

time before a represenUtive ot lne

u:r.oi r.nlfl "iwt in a wora uukj-

w finally, however, asked

"ai" j ' . 1 i. 1

ll... ninrrrOBUtTian. lO Wll. 1IC

nhieflv attributed his wonderful race.

. il i rt rk

.Tz in uiipfiii ana uie nwiw t

v Utriot." nromotlv replied Mr.

. ..i-.. ikaan

Hardy. "There are mure 0 raised in the district than in any

l,r.r tVrPfi rt stnets in tno Slave.

UVUUI .

Without discussing the causes, w w that the price of

CUllHxlWUfc . . j

wool has decreased recenuy anu ui.h it the nrice of mutton. Mr.

maAa a RpriouH mistake m en

tering into that correspondence with

the secretary ot tne wooi Kiuc.o association, and to this indiscretion

i.o ntpiMi tniinn 01 nis iosa ui duwi

no W " . - "T visited everv hamlet in the

district and made a thorough, and

in rnnnv instances a personal cau

f'l Murdv was interrupted

DUIIUH . . . t -,4

bv one of his admirers, wnu

Our Great ThanlMgivingr

Gift to all Our Headers, st0ry of the Germans who are sei- thua pointed out in

LarieNtwhcrtf VtteraWbe PaiM hi Vek. Wahiiingtox. November 15. A

society calling itself "The National Statistical Association," with head

quarters in Washington, held a regular monthly meeting last night at

me VyUiuuiuiMii uuiiu""; sociation is composed of men habitually engaged in mental labor

and who might be aesenrjea per

haps as scholars. At their regular meetings they are in the habit of 1 1 ! .

hearing papers reaa, oibcubbiur urent matters and reviewing the affairs of nations. At last night's

meeting Mr. Frederick U. wane, formerly a special agent of the eleventh census, delivered an address

on the subject of "Election Uertm-

cates."

Mr. Waite said that the receni overwhelming defeat of the demo

cratic party had been accorapusneu

bv 5,000.000 voters wno reraamcu

away from the pons, ne uewucu

the iorces wmcn oueravw ft"" - t A. 1 1Aa-4jI

Darty in power and coninDuw w

deteat. ne saia me resuiw v -y-

election furnish the same surprising

features as that of 189A wnen a

million republican agriculturists re

mained away from tne pous, wuu

a million more voted tne popmi

ticket. "Two years ago in a lecture at TrtKn WfnVina university, having

wuuu r - - . . . -.. .

detail inai vus

"WHICH IS THE

lt..

tied thickly in some portions 01 me election pendulum swings me 1.

district They are neany au ucui- ue 0i supremacy iww r r--ocrats and never attended a repub- ty with mathematical regulanty

whenever mere is no grw between the political parties, 1

..;.,ir attcation riven to iurgery been

.n i obatetrica. Dec. est den8 ef a great mciropoiw suregt

" " " Lvtiirnd lllnHG 'fill(ns.

VTWOTT, It. GREENE, w,h no frit.d near to catch his last breath Dq mi ceag0 to gtu(ly.

That

Kerolttancea

ome In Spayd Du lcSuaru.

. . .ait vi while silent in ueain. , i,., .nrlifipfiro rtOfi.s

ATTORNEY AT No funeral cortege assembled to eleage in this respectj but jaspek. iswiAWA. do him honor or f0now his remains .rog even greater care and con- ...... in riubol and adjolnlnu ., . tt t uomn beneath the SOd. . .. . ,iiw.;nrn1 ndvance-

count.. Collection, prompt y attended to. for epose BiatT

H.n,llla.lCM U MOU tt ClIH-v"-"- I--- - . . ...w.... ... i

lldlnR, outh I1I0 01 rn-o IIIS SOul, uuij 5. H SIIOUIU UU yuur cuui

" " ....! t,i i.i.iiio over tliestonen, mvrv Ipwuon in IIIC

T vadrunkanU-lmm nobody own.. 1 ' 1'." ....:.. " T n0, fn ,ln

miir tim'w 1 j .1 ii hi il niatiwiuui -- 1 1 1

kkkk TBAYLOtt. This truly o oqueni ana j,. r preparation for the!. . wmv sllbscriber tothe Coub- being

T"JV:w oTtaKlÄÄ upon which iTKta Ä -sa ATTORNEYS AT LAW'0fhTs in experience tin d. & you 1 seyen hundred acre8 jASFBR, INDIANA, common paupers are buried-at the this ncce.. y. Qutand orwRrd Thß colonel JUjt warming up i nnbol. and adiolnlnK . ' ' :n nntter's held. ". All rt-puiua vu d 1 -a. , lio wnol Question When he

coV,crspec.a,attent,onKivc.n,o couec cny marks his should be made promptly, " to the publisher 0 me picture, ; "M"" need out the Soor and saw that a

tlontt.

lican meeting. They am vuru u

: irr when Gen. Harrison visii-

Lj a e;nr.iv Viprause he was a

w - - lriusiwv . .

nRTWANk'S. Hardy visited these settlements he ORTHANKb- n J resnectable audiences,

giving a Su-Lnjwhen thoy heard him speak ml nerb N E W etntnrinn voice they declared

1 ilia d... - ,1 uM.nninr ii..i i.n ir.s a cnreater man man

Pinn. will. Harrison ; and the sequel shows tha

1 manv of them voted for him. by special ar- many 01 1 q

rangementstri jie made to an interior place, made by us where he spoke to an audience of n.itli V10 nilh- fnrnrnars in a country school house.

.1 . tHUA onil ihn WPflth

lishers. be senMThe house was uucu -

iiiisi"

f I

warm, an tne uw v i. .t-.4

vom nnen. JUSC auoui

'on.ee oTerro.tomce, South "- Dlnce. His gmv

r"uttrK- " . 71 n.nt

KUUV.ll Uliu

Ko marble entablature marKS . tlank, and talk nlnnn. His crave is un- gjetu care. m, .

vour worK. mc

about your

K. M. MILBÜBN.

M. A. 8WKKNBV

Attorneys tlaw,

tdlolnfngCiuntlei. Partlcul

tn to collection.. , . ,

Tec.9.VI. OT. K. COX. Attorney mt lmw, .t AMPER. INDIANA,

. I. 111)1 .ludlclall

VroHecutlnn Attorney r-.y .- " vcivllL

to the publisher of the picture, on we wooi ,

order to secure this valuable pre- b , anv, nundred sheep had

intnro has Iwcn renro- . 1 v. Unkt inst nnnosite

iown and unwe ii. 1 full v reeardinß any point about . gamereu u i b; ' J7r "t 1 But why mention any individual fully regard ng any p . om pamted the do()n Just look at the sheep.

-tnnce ofu the horrid ehects & educational jour- by one of the most successful "tists he said a every ?

strong '.""7. " wrecked nal ; attend teachers' meetings ; reau jn Water-colors, -water colors, oy ; have lecognized ?u.rle"h"Ä books on teaching; and make it a M (he t fad in pic. sheep themjehe .have

cJun. Z rZo and D?a le VS Ä and the loved of V J Äse'are p w- tures.-and the reproductions are as - Ä8,. The incident attention falling by the demon com t y nornml AU these are po f Fjß'

Acter Flereace'a Aavlce.

Vlnmnce. the actor, once gav

Sweeter?

The Second district contains

tnne auames, and inose 01

ni,....u ..nil wlllcareiuiiy i

Imslneii enn-u.teu - 1 wordS

the school, bee to 11 inai uibbwiuu., d h .)icturc

records are Kept pru -.y - : MWh.cll is The

ence, the actor, once u d irrcgular attendance. Us the sweeter, me siateiy, cons ucl""' V imp "eo adopted the advice to a friend in these an Consult with parents and the' imcd inU roseSj 0r the golden- ment some time gMJJ : "0? of whkv b un ! c es o P in her quaint blue ffitt Tle Sure ofP the

ome j,

wiiitin . n - fiiriH'iiiin

. I ..!. v inn t a

um,; in spayd-. bu.id.n onPuuno Uie barkeeper discipline before you taKe act on. , - the - to make any public

uec.,vi-iy . nnntains about 00 10 cent uiiuo Vw. T . earnest zeal anu a sincere". - T... ,'e' " -..-i mn.

. r .1 rv rtv it

J. L. BRXTZ.

9

you

make

.rr.11 n

drink, and when the whisky is gone , she will have, after paying for it,

.. the court, ot Dubois and M 7-!- lnfL and fcVery gallon there-

adio.rnrcountie.V the HIDO profit. A

,uÄ""ÄÄ. cK "'"vaho Hhouldput away,

Uec.S, w-iy Auio - . Tlw,

..HV - V

, A, Traylfe

TRAYLOR

J..llCrAIA. 0.BMTZ.

BRETZ. McFALL t BntTZ,

AAittiirs mt Ltw

JASPER, INDIANA

a . x t n.:i1 Iva onr. 1 . rmMtinlfinnil PUt On COn

improve your on tnan uaw puuaiug it4"' " ,rne8tc8s in'rv to lose lid. opportunity of pro-Uta, oi tho busm, , t h.

Ww

nf labor went

mnnt for your home, fit for the r , Tardv savs that he se-

most artistic parlor. This exquisite V lm08t the entire vote of the

id bo cheap at five dollars if Lnarrv workmen

1-... I. n nnn nnmr hi 0 . . t 1 i I

sarcastic a-wu ..v,.v. r- . , , nurchased oi

ot the"- ,

dealer.

.1 I.. tl,,. tr.Wl lUinCO 111 IIll! " - . M

a icacneriii iu Muw fnnr fr;nfi 8 0r our ereat oner.

nothing mat so,-"-VMart ..w w

is

i iu LiiHL i iivii .t . -i --- .-.. i a hi. An nrm, n

- . -.. MIS: Wp tn support yourself, hurts the child, so hampers ins pru- , the ,Mp

r- " cuim, .Snontnlile roa un hinders his developn.e, it, ef th

- r trk O M1111T1IH 1 II V ' KWjut - . "

ir. 1I1TNTEU. MU" ":r- i,v onounh - nrrmsm on the partot the one,li0WwmBtifaiito wr.7

" ' man. your v .: t ii i,i,a r

' .n vmi until vour time from whom, auoveuu umc , uot,nr ttnhison. ot

S Jit LaW, Zirtn ill fa drunkard's grave. a right to expect sympathy, ine. . Rn effort to

.us . r.n wmild keen over nroverbial "Duuina uuum Bwr nf nrison south.

INDIANA. m " .. " 4 , nf nlace and does,"4"" "L

H. NallAaalitlca

II TT Ww

sue between the political parties,

said: 'There is nothing surprising

the statistician in the ueveiana

vote. The republican xarmers nv.

not become democrats.' Last year

I said, and it is as true this year as it was last, 'the democrats have not

voted the republican ticav, have merely allowed the election to

eo by default.' it .hn that the republican

farmers did not vote for Cleveland in 1892, 1 analyzed, the election re

turns town by town wxouguiM "

rural districts of Sew xo ana un

covered that the rural vote lor

Cleveland was even less in iovt

than 1888 in every agncuuuw

county of the Empire täte. ia Ohio it was just the same. Cleveland's vote in 1892 was less than in 1888 in all the rural townships of

the agricultural counties. This year

the repuDiicans nave uu alarge a per cent, of the full vote as in 1888 in a single .täte. Hence

the only reasonable conclusion w

that in 1892 the dissatisnea republican farmers, and this year the discontented Democratic laborers joined the stay-at-home voters. "The stay-at-home vote has increased in New York from 75,000

in lob to ioo,vw iu ioi 425,000 thii year. In nnty vania it has increased from 70,000 r.rn a. flOA fUVI ir 1 ftQO rill tn

in lööö UJ 4UUWV IU iu -

400,000 this year, it has lncreaacu in Ohio from 40,000 in 1888 to 115,000 in 1892 and to 290,000 m 1894.

South Carolina, when she nan ouf000 less voters than now, cast 183j-

621 votes for tiaya ana imwn.

The total vote this year, however,

was not much over liU.uw, or aootu a fourth of the full vote.

'The immense republican plu

ralities this year are not the result

of an extraoroUnaryrepuDiican vote, w f an exceedingly small demo-

vntm Wi neons in has not

COVHIEB r verjr

The absurd process of "mainUin-j fot fa democratic candiinir the Nation's credit" as it is now,T h HrnRii percenUge of

... , i i

ibeinc applied at wasningum

i o .

Attorney .1AKPRII.

wu, practice. n in. court, of p.b.1. ttP familythat is, if infinitely less mischief-than the J"tJ.,;..i,i. rountv statenank. wmKy! nreastie man or woman in the

Jeffersonville,

rumtenvtr uuuoi . - Vou must aniiK. oiv.. - ir,inninn April n, w. jyuu iiiu schoolroom. Journal of Education.

The National Wine and Spirit

.1 i :: ,a Hnvolnninc into a

Albert B. Torter, a eon of ex

BRUNO BUETTNEU

Attorney nt tawvfö ?f mJj. And N-tTr, Public, Äher dayatC J ,

ii nunr uuainess biiuuiu u- ivf,...- m ,

TAtPEB, INDIANA, nn(.nnrnße sobriety and virtue," Mr. Porter is n graduate oi

-""r... " it . .1 i...,. i nnn nnnmi emu t

and prohibition must oe upiire-B- aim . . i ritt l V ..n t

a m . rm a

ntlc described by the di.

T,,5a itAnublic in this paragraph:

Wnn the eold for that $100,000,-

raonviue,! f ge into the Treasury raadelthe Skvlocks of Wall street will find

:,

ii,.i (hnv have more com wmu-

vilv j - . rt nffur for redemption, we

... ... .... Ümamaam V.a

. ,t.. om illimtratiniZ in our uuuvo w

. It is an oddtac : tnat ---J-u,, old story of the coon

itants oi no two uuu. wbicl aäemt a whole day in

other alike. An &nj D i,; """,, 't the same hole at

Am anch a small percentag1

lSi, it . in.of.viN In Penn-

ner iuu uw - "T""; -

sylvania the democratic party u not cast on an important election

such a small vote-for halt Century.

features oi tne re

Satate.

i.i ,.9 nnnH.hvn. Farewell. o"

"varrwei, Farval." A

TVin aatnnishinff

w w" CJ .

cent election are the same aj inoee

of 1892, when l,W0,wu nrpuoiicBn

farmers stayed at nsrae wjbu

populist brethren cast i,u,c-

votes on tne Bxrenji -ui . promises. Cenws'iM repatrateon statistics discloee the fact that th

year tne stay av. uouw vrvo

IKta hl fri.nd jSAm.Zli

' "77 rTT . j Ured about 5.000,000. If to these More than 13,000 will be received Jjgj 1,500,000 populists, the the state for the commissions of w J..w- th neat-

. Wlllpractlco la the Conrti of Dubpl" and I'erry counties, Indiana. Jan. v, lw..

Farmers' Home t (On If 111 .treet, Ja.pcr, Ind.) IM1ILIP KAHTN Kit. I'rop'r.

innui' " . , . This cominodloua hotel ha. been thorough-' tt watoh-UOR and to llire hllll 1 ty overhauled, and ruflUvd new tltrnuKhuut, 01 "" b

amt Id m i.ni.n fnr nubile imturt Almtient.

The table will alway. be found well.uppllfd, lid iiricin will bo reasonable. A Kooil Ntablu for farmer. horse., and elii.ufi f...it

A good bur, Well mipplled with thecholce.t

iquor. anu ciKjrn, anu puiuu minu way.. Ire me a call. . Dec.JOW-y PHIMP KASTNKK.

mi ... im nniriii.iinii iv" rf in iiiii. ii"

as encotiruKinK 'r"! v

pocrisy, and disregard oi tne im. bor a nu

tlMm K-fltl If Lilt.. 1UIIIU aw.w H:ilVliV v

the wolf who tried to convince the High School.

Unon to dispense with the services

I . 1 . i. i .....1 In. turn hint in- . , 1.1 no

nf IX WaiUn-UOU U T nnrn fO KCOU VUUT liuuuivo

stead? vnuwelf. The world is too

fr vnur ills and sorrow

m iiiii v

One who cannot find happiness Learn

i work is never me; bad urself. anywhere. r

rrenuu, . - folds his arraH across his breast and

imws his head toward the person

-'""-' - ml .M

CWNy Days.

who voted approval.

A CaafMiiat Lackief Tact

Dat grocer ob

ellar. sure 'null.

. -

ibles to'whom ho salutes. Ihe co'mnn -31 wonder whata the caute busy to' Arab ßay8 Salem aleikum" (Peace ,Dc( between young Qoi- Mose YaUerby. . I . ...:i. mt" Hp then laVS his 01 ino VY". T1 J mim .m 1 food K

r vour 111s ami urruo. 0b . - --- line and Miss uiaay f 1" osli, vnn .M to stop croaking. If you hands on his breast, in ""guff-The sUte of the ict-cr see any good in the world, 8how that the wish proceeds irora . suppose. äww t " 11

ms Iieaiv ...