Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 38, Number 37, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 May 1896 — Page 8

GEORGE P, WAGNER

THE 200 CENT DOLLAR.! w- c-T- u- COLUMN.

KAXCTACTCKKit QT

"WAGONS nd. CARRIAG-ES,

THAT IS i

THE

EINC SUSTAINED MONEY POWER.

BY

COXUt'OTKIi BV MK., M. L. HOIlltf.

Xo WoBilr That They Favor Dellar '

-An J Dalar ln-

Agricnltnral Implement

and Fertilizers.

Will l'arrha Twice M Mach aa aa Haaest Dollar Lruou freaa Bo4 Oral.

"3Ir, Cleveland has taken the free

sllverltea at their own word and demon

error as to their theory of finance or

i willing to steal under cover of a pre-

Repairingit Horse Shoeing,

Stxk .Mali Street,

JASPER, -

-Net a Political QscstwB." It seems very strange that so

many people nowadays have forgotten what thev have" been telliii"

us i roiiiuuiomsit ior lo, these many years past. They have told us in all kinds of intleetions that

the teiimer;inee tni.ifif"

3 wora ana demon- . . vi n

strated that they are either radically fn! political question at all, That it is

fory of finance or'ojet tor moral suasion, for edu-

eat inn. for tin ltiinl

, tense of fair play. The logic of the home, but not for polities. "You

Morgan ultimatum convicts the pre-, can't make a man moral bv tatute dent's free-silver critics of obtuseneas . l,nr. " -you must not drair the or dishonesty. The question is now.l,..,,, rtf ,,,.,,, .i... .1:-...

l crnitf n.tA hnM Ift? ....... . .

pool ot K)Iitics." The only cure for intemperance is the (.iosnol "

w KUIU At-JWTA at" nr. I I V ! .1 II 1 1 1 - . i

What is

will the Mornn sviullrcro haiv lf

way? There is no fear whatever as to the cold resprv r?- MairAfonrf

1 - --.---.... ..... V IV . V. ..... v. "V l" t x- ! noii., t i . ....

- i.iiii.ia.,io"!' uunureu minions omv, tie t ........... ... ..v.-...vw t . ...... !,m! .... .. . t ...... I.. 1? . . 1

nas a utile joKer up his sleeve that will '" u,t various uiricuons.'

r rm - 1 till tri IUI tllA I. .... .1

I j fool any attempt of free silver to smash

! the rfSrVt U o n V. .ml ..4

. i0,8." u-T' " l.l . ' mUUons of Sld eIth Kuropc or this I'll I I.I I KAsr.NLK, I'riip r.i country whenever he needs It under the

ihk,-,.. , ' u,u i,uu snon oraer. mere

- .'.-. v v. i. v . I . IHTH k.lfl1IUII

. I f . .! . . .

;um irum mc verv men whom we:

now tind besieging Albany with! vociferous protects on thi subject, j This question of excise legisla-j tion is todav conceded tn iu tli.i

overbau!cU.anarrfltuti ne jtm.usöout., scrve 13 sne- The only thing to be i tureniot oue-tion ill ilii into lf..r.,

ature. The Chamber!

cut a bill on tui

Tire nrWTK, SrrnH ? h - :ftiiermtween .mr state h'gislatt awpziccwiUbcrraMjiiabie. 11113 dato and Feb. o there will be any L,- n.m1, .

ctoXi,ö,,h! Xr fu:a,vr'" horw- aml PPar movement, or any combining I .k? V VT " "e , AÄÄ.eii.nppi,M w.ththrci.o.cft.t n tie part of moderate capitalists, of rubi1 a,ld fl representatives iÄÄd 5,i;:lt nd P01'1' aStat,on ' sufficient strength to overpower the I to advoe ,u ft that chamber is

Ore. .. v-y rHiup ktkr. i bids of the Morgan syndicate. What

Castor! is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescripticm for latitats aad Childrea. It coataias neither Opium, Morahia aar other Narcotic substance. It is a haraleaa sabstitat for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrup, aad Caster OIL It is Pleasaat. Its guarantee is thirty years as by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms aad allays feTerishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Card, cares Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cures oudtipatioa and flataleacy. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.

HORSEAE

5VE VOLT sio-r CLelATEO

Morris' EutfUh 5taMe Powder

Merris' Emrtfeh Stable UaiawT' laMa W .m .

7 vine. itntU .

Morris' CariUh Worm Powder

We' Hc PoeHry Powder

" ff core 1.1164 r hoop, aad keen Mrybglqy"' li'

"'SM. Our new t.k, " Tt. Hori. Vi, r n

For Sal dye. 'Xov.ri.ltA ly.

1 Ufcjrtto.

Brannock.

GRQVEi

I Tat ä ssßJtem$ß

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TASTELESS CHILL TTJNir IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE ÖOcts C1WE TASTE LH Olli. TOMP V5rf MbJ Äiitil üxrev n iJv-3-Jj- thii jrror. in s i ovrt . rrrfo- . : I ye-irs la th Cnis tu s , f. ""r mcla that rre tnca turcial m, tmakm juitTlazic. Vcur trtrl t. asset. Cahs iCC

For Sale by B KOT.. l;6-y.

B. BKAN.VOCK.

ever the outcome of the present issue, ilr. Cleveland, while protecting the re

serve, will furnish a fresh illustration of the absurdity of free-silverisai and all its works."

The above appears In the Chicago Evening Post of Jan. 7. In view of the fact that almost everybody has condemned Mr. Cleveland's former bond deal, the attempt of the Post to score some kind of a point against the silverites, is about the flattest thing we have yet seen. It is. in truth, almost

impossible to find the nolnt of so sen-

, less a criticism.

I As nearly as we can understand It.

ue icea m seems to be this: J. Pier

. pent Morgan is reported to have said that his eyndicate must have all of the

Donas or none. If so. what a lot of in

Bous wreicnea these silverites are. In other words, if Mr. Morgan has the available gold supply cornered, and

consequently has the country by the throat, it proves that those who think gold an unsafe standard are cranks, lunatics, scoundrels and public enemies. 1 The Evening Post may be right. A man -who believes In the money of the constitution the money of Washiagton, of Jefferson, of Hamilton, of Jack

son and of Lincoln, may be a "crank." A man who believes that a metal which perfectly performed the functions of

money for 4000 years is still fit for snch

use, may be a lunatic a man who does not think that either the nation or an

Individual should be compelled to pay

a one-hundred cent debt with a two

hundred-cent dollar, mar b a scoun

drei a man who thinks thnt tha Aman

INOJican republic should stand on its own

i laaependent basis In matters of finance,

as in everything else, may be a public

esray.

We have seen some silver men who

Castoria.

The Indianapolis

Daily and Weekly Sentinel

l 1 v. . v. dv.-u pvivuc aincr uicu WHO CireEtatfoa hi reached Hntaene proper-: appeared to be a little cranky; others tleassy it thorough service In n-p.rln vkn Kn innrmotKul

..... "I fr''- viv. lue nut Ul IUUII tr.e latett Hews all over tht fr t,h' . i .. . .

EWr.iw in lB,ilana ,hoa..fr,v? . 7; 0:111 sndrels. possibly some who

tvtry readier is ImlUna -houM take a paper, aad tkat THK sEXT! SKU

LARCEST CIMCULATION OF AMY NEWSPAPE B IM .THE STATE.

TKKMS OF SUI'.SCItli-Tloy.

Daily, one year, -Weekly, one year,

5.00

1.00

Ike Weekly Klltlai Its 12 Fife

zaizht be nlaced in tho

I lie aemies but thank God! we never

saw a real genuiae silver man who was

aa laioc

ao Mr. Cleveland has a "little joker up his sleeve," has he? Well, that Is

!too bad. We knew that the money

power In general, and syndicates in nar

ncuiar have been throwing loaded dice for some time, but we really did not know or stmDOse that the nrfslt1pnt nf

I the United States was playing with con-

i cealed cards. Instead of being a "foil" to the silver men, that has rather the

J appearance of a "foul." We will take

l the chances and cry "foul" anyway.

we do not know of a silver man in f the country who doubts the ability of

the united btates to borrow a hundred

millions In gold, or for that matter sev

era! hundred. It is only a question of

the extent of the robbery to which Un

InSianapalis.ilndiana. THE JASPER COI-RIER ni

be furnished with the weekir edition i cle SamueI must submit ,n order to et

IU

of the Indiana State Sentinel

ior a year lor both naier.-, or

in clubs of ten for lö. Subscribe

Now.

lorf The silver men have had nothing to

do with the matter of the new call for

bonds. The great republican majority In the house passed a bond bill which

expressly provided against secret con-

, tracts. The senate has taken no act- ' ion at all. The law is exactly the same

as it ha been for the last twenty years

HEADQUARTERS

T"Z ot rse the silver men. like all other

oinger aening JlMcliine !f BOOd Peoale were anxious that if Mr r i . . .. .... t Cleveland was bound to borrow

comjo?ed oi the verv tuen uiio

were not lonjr airo telling us that the evil of intemperance can be cured by moial suasion o n I v. Kverv political jouit.al in the state is giving column after eolumn to the Raine? bill or ome other of the exeis-e bil!. at Albany, and these wry journals were mo?t strenuous a few years a no in teilin' n,- M.ii'

the temperance uiiesti.m" niut

A Kept out ot ihditics. One hnndr.l

of the leading minister? of Hrook-i

lyu the otlier Sunday preached at 1 Mayor Wurster, more or less direct-! Iy, in regard to Ins duty on the ex-ci.-e question. Mayor Wurster is neither a pteacher'nor a teacher,! yet most ot these Rrooklvn nnvi,..!

i . . r

ers nave oeen assunn' us thnf tho

preachers and teache

... UlU ones that can do us anv "ood in

lemedyin.L' the drink ciirse.

Now what difference ilnpi't mnl-.

whether Mavor Wurster

the excise laws or not, if the drink A.

lue.tion is solely one of morals ami

not ot politics? What difWn

does it make whether the legislature

manes me Kaines bill or am- n!-

... . ""v. :

bill a law, if vou can't nvik mnn

good or moral by law? What is all this hullabaloo about, from one end of the state to the other, if what

t-smiiauie geuuenien toid us m i 1S94 and have so often told situ e is j true, namely, that the church and! the home are the onlv fortes tlu.ti

can alleviate the evils of intemper

ance

Is it possible that all th

-- i'viyiF.

uavf ;u iai iouini ntit t h?it tut

v l ä J äO

itiestion is after all of nocoitv

IKilitical one? Let us bono ,i

- I WJ va, having once found it out let us hope that thev will retain a rit nn i,;

knowlede until the n.v. 1 If .11

day at least. X.Y. Voice.

LET ME DIE. A voun'Mnan enturod tli 1

of a villace tavern anil .villl fnr

dnnk. "So." said the l.ni.iinni

-ou have had too much

Vou have been ravine mud nn.

;ind I cannot seli vou anv more."'

le stepj)ed aside to make" room for i Couple of vouiitr men w-lw. l.nrl

just entered, and tht lnn.llnr.1

ed uiMin them verv nolitok- ti,

other stood bv u11.miK- -lrni i,

uifyium nmsiieu lie walked up to

tiif landlord and .-aid : "Six vears

airo, at tfieir aire. I .stnod

nose voting men am r.nu- t a

man with fair rospects. Xow at

the age of twentv-eight, I am a

wreck, bodv ami miiul vrt n,

me to drink In this room I formet the habit that has been my ruin

Kt-ii my a lew more i iio

ami your work will be ilnno ! T v51

be dune: I will soon be out of the

way; there i. no hum Inrmo itnt

ley can be saved: they may be

men again. Do not sell it to tbnm.

isell it to me and let metlh. and tbi

world will be rid of me: but. for

leaven s sake, don t sell any more

io mem. The andlnr. hetono

" OaÄoria is an excellent medkln for chllSrea. Jtoüu? have npcatii51y to'.U roe of IU (otxl effect upoa their chiMrt-d. Da. O. C. Osgood. Lowell, Mw. " Catoria b the brt xvruejy for chiMrea of which 1 am aequaistoi. I hojv. the day u cot far distant hen mother will cotuiJer the real i&terrsl of their chiMxvn, an.l uj Ca.irii loatead of the various quack nostrums which an destroying thrir loved ones, by forcin; opium, morphin?, soothing syrup and other hurtful agent down their throats, thereby sending

i to premature gravea." Da. J. F Kixchelok, Conway, Ark.

Tka Catamr Cwauy, T7 M

Castoria.

' Castoria k ao well adapUxl to childrea 1

kaowBto I

I recoBimtrad It MM saBarior

" i Tmm ESOWB to Be."

H. A. AacwM. Dl,

III So. Oxfords., Brooklym, K. T.

" Ow phyrfdaa in the cklldrea'a diamrt-

w nave spocea aihiy of their aipcrienoe In their outside practk with Castoria.

nua aiuouca we only aar amoac our medical soppUes what is kaewa mm

producta, yet we are tree to confess that tha

menis or uastoria hat woa m to look wita

rarur uoa It." UxrrxB Uoarrrai. amo Dibhh Boattav, Ma ALL C Rami, FYt.,

mmr Strwsjt, Kw Tark Oiaw.

4

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üaJiibrhlice Townnhlp TrusT tees Notice. The undemgneji. Trustee ol Biia. bndm township, Da bom county, ui il teud to Township bunnex on SatunIr ? every wk, at Frank BeU's office okr Norüi Main slm-t, between Kitfith aaj hinth, in Jasper. The Township 1? brarj- aad Indiana School Books at i. place. Wiixia. SacLaa. TrutZ

Aug. IS, 189S-y.

Boone TownHhip Trustee

üuuee, The nndendmed. Tmi v

... " : V.-V. ui ooom OWtlr-hlD. DulxilD riktmrv l..k

olice that he will att. n.l tn .n

fruinmg to the office of Trustee, athlj

t 4 uuire BOUUl-eaK Of I OrlSfft. ll't. on SatnnlMVa nf p,r)i -..L. , .

j ilu r. twrrls all bensont having in.nuK,,. i :

Je in tirraeiit It nn K.tnnl.. ;..

Ifinnif ltxiks from Üie Townhit li.

earj-, are notifici that the Librarr 5.

ept by in. McHarri, in Portentf ille, . ,r. ,NvB CorrMa, Truttee.

in. ir:c-y.

Columbia Townshin Ttiku

tcsc's Notice.

The underiind. Tmi ni r"iv:.

! JP-. Dubois county, Ind.. will attend lo Township bu-in4 at his residence oa very Saturday, and penona haTiaf

iuMed to i-n-iijt h on that da- r.f tym

aevk.

The fownphiD l.ihrarr im Imrj . ti.

Jllice of the Trustee, when? OV

I 'itlfd Ci.n obtain books.

R. P. SmIT. 1W(a

Auf. "'th. iKa.

V h

i'.a i tu tue

C,!,

strength and

impression of

of soundness.

I'cople at least feel that those who I

keep their names before the public J by using Tub ContiKii are solid 1 and substantial. Z

rTISTRY

THE JASPER GUT ROLLER MILLS

j Make the Celebrated

innrnrütnontB f i

aWrLir Af maAl a - . . I

-n .i7; 1. ' V y,,s' c-i waau Gold aad n...i

Machiaes. All kinds of Sewine Ma-' , e pereon to whom we sent a samchmea repaired. IlarMin in .,.i Pe copy of the National mm..m..

aand machines. writes us the follntrin- ,i,t Ä.u..., '

v v a via kept his word.

Worcan suffnige

Mv Place? nf lmn'nuu !. ri. c. . 'nnto 1.1 ... -i ...

öetw-een Mi. CrHll .( kaU'ur such cranfcy na.

PETER J r nM 7 v " , WC WaDt gA and Cleveland." w 0,can fu ,ra rcrfcit J. OOSMAN, Agent,1 We are not Informed whether th'woman suftennp Dec. 5. lVUtf vHtp i. ..

-...v. ... . vuLikuu omce nn nor 9 n 1

tlonal hank nrrcMn a v ' . .. I

MsjsäJtMorgan-Rothschlld syadlcate. ort

IS 1 merely some little

L Kards It as a mark of fifmacial acirmen

io oe in accord with the great bankers

I äO L'yt rP law aa"Awa li and moncr lenAnr nt v, 1.1

jdE.ilu ''jsiMkSJSMiii ever he Is and whatever he Is, we hope &kZX - ,;--'r.d.asdtn Pat-J he has his gold, and we know he has his

...r. . . " tpTc rtta. i Cleveland. The eroat hnrir nr

T 1 ...... ...

iei us not iorgct mat the "poor

man s oeer is nie poor wi.m.m'

hell.

will

bring

: A

AT CCÄSIDNJLL

ADVERTISEMENT

PATOKA LiLY FLOUR.

BEST GRADE IN THE STATE OF INDIANA.

They also want your

WHEAT-

And pay the Highest Market Price in Cash.

Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times.

Resident Dentist.

UNTING1IÜRG, IIVD.

T'ndiri Iii nmfM.ioni ...

iw-nlimt any rk 111 tbt- Irutal line, und liroiui ti, .iv.. 1. i... ..1 ........ ...

i.t.ld plate work prvially olinted, and all

" . pr. i'.,

NEW FALL GOODS!

- LATEST - STYLES -

ECKERT flPnTUroe

?

(hk old hki.iaiu.k Erny Tin and Sove Store, in front of the Monument, is yet conducuted bv the daughter of Mr. Ernv. .She carries- a splendid stock of the celebrated

1

OAK WM & COOKING STOVES.

ijtated by Äiany-iiiiiaaarEijualed by None-

Also many other stoves and

A full assortment of all kinds of

TINWARE and HARDWARE

AT

Mrs. C. Hochgesangs,

Cor. X. Main &. 14th .!. .I.inor Itirl.

The public are invited tn rail and

insiH-ct inv new Ctml- nf all kind-.

: , - o i and learn my

Very Low Prices !

For everythin''. M v stock of staple

groceries and dry goods is ahravs uj with the best. COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED t thehighe! nmrkci price.

Urs. C. Hoch&resanir.

. a a

Apr. e, iuy4.

WED states HOTEL

MILL STREET. JASPER.

AUGUST KAEGIN,

PROPRIETOR.

The traveling public will find

this house well furnished and the best of altei.tion given to the wants

of guests. Furniture ami beds all

new, and table supplied with the best the market affords. Terms Reasonable.

Aug. Kaegin

March 10-S3

MARY Ä. BARTH.

iuuju aim i-npk-oi ( uth.r,- ir...i n i

,. . t .....v., ii.iuii.uiiit' iarior Hanging Lamps. Don't forget the Location in rrnTir fit flit lvat....... a

JUMBO JEANS PANTS.

ivMuat iiauej f uuiuriuBaieiy, nave a superabun

dance or (jiereiand, but not enough gold .to bless themselves with. National m.

! me tall 1st.

,tKKl. WfM-,., f jjlco'Stwe or not. tree hi A. .M'S -S.auSj

C.A.3SaOW&CO.

Subscribe for The National nimetal-' list. $1 a year, or 25 cent3 for three 1 tas. 134 Monroe street, Chicago, j

AXD-AX-OCl'ASIOXA l. MEAL Arc Alike in that Neither Does Very Much Good. CONTINUOUS REGULARITY IS THE RULE FOR BOTH.

The Strongest Jeans Panif. in fTisa Va.1J

Alm ' f "" 8"M!k "r -SSM?-.

iiiFvn tili

ALBKKTM.BOB.NCBT. HOWARD A.BOHMKT

BOHNERT BROS,

rroprItor of tk

Eastaiaaaf ruaii:-.. I ncnrn iiMina riniio sjiilC I

jasper. iNDTaiJa7-,"h"iorrn umun nuun mmo i

These Mills are now kept in the best

order, and supplied with best patent

Rolls. The brands PEAR I IJhM.fc, FA MI I.V. ami KTItUOHT arc not ex-

ez celled for their grades in the world.

We solicit the custom of l-aniiere, and

will be readv at all times to exchange Hour for wlleat at the highest market

price. RRINO TS YOUR WHEAT, and we

will pay you cash all the market will alio a-.

CORN MEAL alwavs on hand to sell

or exchange.

Bran and Ships tuff

at the lowest market pnee. Give us a

trial and we will try to please you. Mills on the North side of Jasper, oa

13th and Mill streets.

ECKERT S NEW STORE,

wwwwwm

Opposite the

BOHNERT BROTHER, Indiana Hottl. Jasper, April IS, 'M-r !