Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 October 1896 — Page 4

.Ia.M'EK courier

JAM'KK, IM HIIIs Ctll NTV. INDIANA.

A Magnificent Argument. Cant, 15. K. siuvflv delivered

a

PruHcculur Cox' lion. W. B. i os

Canvass. made several

lliintinxhutL', on Friday last, in

low n

favor of 1 1 1 ui'liftiiiL' f tin

Uoddtn maoMi ol um People, by affording them a bais of sound

money Mlver und gold at 1(1 to 1 for their business transactions, and

aas. fmmmm -s. '"t Li t rivina- farmers and Laboren i better large majority in ran a.aaiun ibruugb lb IU4II ron.l dm matUr W , i . i v 3 price for their labor -which i- tin- l ctersnurg .News,

foundation of all wealth. Hi- prenotation of tha truth that money was not the true measure of wealth,

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1896.

FOR PRE8IDENT WM. J. BRYAN, Of Nebraska. POB VKK-1MUIIKNT ARTHUR SEWALL, Of Maim-. UKMOt KATU .STATU TICK KT.

por Oerwof. MCNJ. V. sill VKI.V. of st. JOMPfe county. for LI tsssnl QoTsnior, John -. i.awi.kk. at waahtegfeM eoeaty Kor Scorvtarv of statu, Wir M. M ItALSToN, of llixnif county. Kur An. liter of BttAVi KMKPal T. KANSIS.. of. Marion county. Kor Treasurer of State, MOIl i W OHaWOUCB, of BjUaOOefc txxastj Kor Attoiney Genet!, , M Nl'TT, of Vigo county. Kit Reporter of the SeprSBaS OOttft. IIKNKY W.VKKl M.of Marion county. Kor Supt. of Public In-t nt t ion. W. K. ST. II..VIK, of Sturko county. Kor BtStS i!atiNticlau, O. H IxtWNKY.of Nolile county. Kor Appelate Juilirt, ( Kivc iMHtriets.) fcnWIN T I K, KKANK B. .A IN. TIIKOINIKK I' lAV I-. tiBUMHi u m. UKORtiK K. K S8. Kor rong-retsatnan. Sril Instrict, Wll.l.IAM T. BBMOB Kor Ju(lK6?th Judicial Circuit Wll.l.IAM A. HUI l olt Kor l'rosft'utm Attirnrv ."i'iIi Judicial Circuit n ii i i v m i cox. Kor Kepreentut v' of DeboiS MMl Martin, rami pisbk k Kor BopreiK'iitativi-oi Law re ice, Ofaagt uml Dabo la. PBBB1 HOC ART. IIKMOCRAT1C- OOVMTff TH'KKT. Kor Treaaurer,KIWAKI A in 'lis Kill Kor Sheriff. IIKNKY CASsno Kor Coroner OBVILLB A. III. H AM Kor Surveyor, WI l.l.l M T Vol NU. Kor Comuiimooi.tr. M Omtrlct. J. -SKI' II sc HKofcKKK. fat Comtlliaaloner. Mi I -tr et, JOS K PH 'KIT, fur County Af 'r, WM H KITE It

Democratic Speakings. Mb. Joskph W. Schwartz, the Silver Republican of Huntingburg, will address the Rryan and Sewatl Club at Knoxville on Wednesday Oct. "28, at 6:80 P, M. Hon. Jason B. BkOWM, the silver tongued orator of Indiana, will speak at Jasper Wednesday Oct. 88, 1896, at 7:30 I. M. Hon. William Tai.hott, of Orleans, a free silver Republican, and Hon. John L, Maoknity, of Paoli, will speak at Birdseye with W. T. Senat on Oct. 24, at'l P. M. John E. M. Fall, R. M. Mil bikn and M. A. Swkknky will speak at Crystal Saturday, Oct. 24, at 1 P, M. A grand K)le raising will take place this day. John C. Lawlkk, candidate for Lt. Governor, will seak at Huntingburg, Thursday Oct. 29, at 7:80 P. M. Hon. John L. Bkktz, will ipaak at Bretzviile, Saturday Oct. 24, at 7 P. M. Hon. M A. Swkfnky will speak at Kyana, Friday Oct. 2:?,at7 P. M. A. H. Kokknkk, Chairman. John B. M Fall, Sec'y.

'Democrats generally should

remember the big meeting at Birdseye, to-morrow, and by their presence give Judge Zenor a cordial welcome. ffiSHon. W. A. Traylor's name appears on the democratic tickets in Dubois county, and was petitioned for that jK)sition in Pike, while Judge Ely is on the Republican ticket as their regular nominee.

'Hon. D. A. Wood, of Logans-

port, addressed a court room full Wednesday night. He made a speech that has been seldom equalled in Jaser, and those who did not attend missed a treat.

alma I a ' I .1.

magnificent argument at Jasper ami addresses m l ike county iai we K,

alter the iniatUOUM attempt U UlaOt' an his character by foul landcr, bad heroine know n. Ü0 w;i Well received every where, and given as UfanOM by Republican. M well :B DenKKsrata that be would have

Pisa oounty. Tl one of ins Re

publican papers oi Pike county,

ayi of the libellous circular: " The attempt to defeat Mr. Coi

but that labor and the products of a prosecuting attorney, by circu farms and shop- was the correct latinglast week atHdavita of peraooj maaaura, and therefore that a linglelwhoae real reputations can ba obstandard of money, which increased tained from the court records at the

OOUrt house, that attacked the honesty of Mr. Cox as a prosecutor, was the motl enseless ami DQOat eontemptiblfl political act ever known to gutter-snipe politics or politicians. The circular tries to make it appear that Mr. Cox accepted a tee to compromise a State CMC, when the truth of the inattei ifl it waj a civil suit for damages, that had been brought by Mr. Cox, that waa compromised, and a- will ba proven in the Pike circuit court in lue time. The effect of the circular was moat damaging to the political candidate it was intended to benefit, whether be had anything to do with its appearance or not. It proved to he the inot

damaging boomerang introduced in

Pike county politics. No sooner had the circular appeared on ur trct t than -cores of indignant Re publican- could be seen clustered m groups, indignanl y condemning the whole business, and pledging their won! to vote for Cox The circular- had been printed at Huntingburg and circulated here by a Petersburg Republican that was recently prosecuted by Mr. Cox for alleged embezzlement, but was acquitted by the jury. It was one of the most infamous and damnable plots to injure a political candidate ever known to be -prung on the SVC of an election, and, ' are L'lad to state, the only effect it had Wai to create a feeling of indignation among the better class ol Republicans, and Cause them to declare their intention of supporting Mr. Cox at tin- polls. Six certain persons will be moat vigorously prosecuted for criminal libel and

in value and decreased proportionately the value of all labor, was unjust to the masses of the common people, was convincing to all who were not so bound to party that they could not leave it, even though it was palpably wrong in its platforms, and would inevitably work an injury to themselves. Mr. Snivel V arrived on the morning train, and was met at the station by an escort of lti voters on white bones, With white batS, and one on i yellow bone, with huge yellow rosettes, and a big yellow sa-h. Then was also a number of carriage-, an I the next Qovernor of Indiana was soon seated in a carriage, and conveyed by the procession to

the Phenix hotel. In the afternoon the court room was crowded with people. The .-tar Band, the Silver Glee Club, and the quartette rendered some splendid music, after which Chairman A. H. Koemer introduced tinspeaker, who held his audience closely for two hour. The meeting at Huntingburg was an impromptu affair, and reflects great credit by its success on the managers there. About 75 went from Jasptf on a special train, with Capt. Shively, the Band, the glee club and the quartette. They were BWt at the train by a torch light proocnion, with 16 horsemen on white hor-es and one i n a yellow one; the Huntingburg drum corps, and a brass band. The City Hall was tilled with people, ami when the marchers got there they had hardly standing room. It was a Una demonstntnn and showed that the people are aroused to their best

interest-, and will Siva B Snod ac- damage- and two of them in ad-

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count of themselves at the polls in dltion, will have to stand trial m

Nov. Dr. i. P. William- introduced court charged with crimes 01 a moat

the next Governor ol Indiana, and serious nature end consequences.

he was recieved with a hearty SO- Cox will not only be elected, having

plause. His vi-nt to this county will no doubt bear good truit in an

increased msioritv. He uked tor ponent, but our pe.pl

1 m x ) maioritv for free silver in Du witness the greatest legal light

i,iiN) majority in ma tavor tnat cannot possibly be overcome by bis op-

e will

ever

hois county, and if the voters all get made in the State, for Cox has his

nsTPerrv McCart Esq., Demo

cratic candidate for Representative for Lawrence, Orange and Dubois counties, addressed the Jasper Bimetallic League at the Bonn house on Saturday night in a logical and forceful argument for the honest money of our forefathers. His speech was well received, and shows that he is capable of making a good

Representative in the Legislature for this district, and should receive the hearty supjKjrt of all who believe in honest money for the people. He spent a week in this county and made many friends who will work for his success in Nov. After Mr. McCart had concluded Chairman Milburn made a few remarks, and then the audience called Hon. Mike Sweeney, J. L. Bret,

C. Doane and Frank Fink, Esq., who each spoke for a short time, making a sort of Democratic lovefeast of the meeting. Mr. Fink told of being in Birdseye at the time a local gold advocate bad an appointment for a meeting there, and that

no one appeared at the meeting consequently the gold failed to jingle in a speech, as it has failed for months to jingle in the people's

out and vote their true sentiment-

it will exceed that number. Every

over of an honest money standard

should make it a point to have the

majority larger than that.

IRELAND. According to previous announcement the McKinley Club at thiplaee was treated Wednesday night to a BDeech from Dr. M Mahan, of

Huntingburg. The Dr. is a gentleman and a very good speaker In fact he delivered the best "Cold Bug" speech that we have yet

heard. Of course he produced no newargument, the stock of argument on the side of gold has long since been exhausted, but he reasoned bis side of the question in good shape without abuse to any one ortoany party. The fact of the matter is that the Doctor fully believes what he preaches. He is entirely convinced that what be wants in money is quality instead of quantity, and that the best thing to do is to have

gold only as a primary money, but what farmer, or what laborer would not be of the same opinion with the doctor if he possessed as much of this world's goods as the doc .or doeof What sane man would not be in favor of increasing the oualitv or

value when be has already accumulated the quantity 1 Every body took the speech as a matter of course; People know thai when a p net dent of a bank, and a man who, as Blaine said, gets his income in money, goes out speech

making, that he will not he in favor of easy money. It would be philanthropy n wed for a nan to go out and say to the farmers and laborer, Now I have the money and I am in favor of raising the price of products, and of labor in ordert .make

it easy tor ail the common people to get some of it. " Those who indulged their fancy with such pleasing notions, may now be convinced that they were in error. To expect so much Would be contrary to human nature, and one thing is certain, men may be ever so false to all else tln-y will yet be tme to human nature and to their own in-

reputation as an nonest man, lawyer and official at -take, and in addition to his own great legal ability, he has already the pi offered service s of twenty-two of the brightest and best lawyers in the tier of counties comprising the Fir.-t end Second

congressional districts. ' '

WHAT THEY SAY. ' lis Said diat Mr. HmUM And those i.e belps eloasj Will carry Indiana Some lifty thousand strong, Ami oa the eager aotnma sir Another story BoStS. That Bryan's sids will have to Some lift v thoBsand rotee.

-pare

A BIG

IN

THE PRICE OF

DROP WHEAT

lut il you will make4 your purchases of l: and Winter Goods at OUR STORK you save the differences Come and S

DRY GOODS, Mens and Ladies Misses. Clothing,

and Children8 Wraps. Dress

of

Hoys Fur-

Trimmings kinds. Underwear all srrades.

in

nishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Hoots, Shoes, Rubber Goods, Trunks and

Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, Stoneware, Baskets, Tub Buckets, Willow-war;). Etc., Etc.

Valises.

A Choice line of C arpets. Country produce taken in exchange. Come and see us. SEB. KUEBLEfit,

ELECTION NOTICE.

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Dubois Count.

( 'oiirt ; Public

ln-

pocket, and the gold advocate

to attend to other patients.

left

A FAIRY TALfi. "Tell ii- n fairy Mtory, pa,' The little i hiMren Mid. The father kindly answered: A new one I have rewl. So Htrantce, tlmt it will please, Ho new, ami very queer. It is that Texan täte will go Republican this year.

Ah. I know,

Uecle Ephraim s Wisdom. "Wen er man tells nie ut ev'ybody he knows am to' -ah-, 1 begins ter look 'roun' to' he own pricetag. "Money de root ob all ebil? Hit mas' be de root o1 eomet'ing, .i lgi ng; by de dutty grubbin' some folki he ter do ter git it. "De 'd -ceitfulness ob riches' ain't er eaicumstance ter de oonceitful-1 MSB ober fo'-dollah man w 'at's gittin' twist eg much sal'iy ss be am wuf. "I guesses hit's goin' ter be er supprise ter some folks ter fin' dal de gate ob Hebten air', opened by j er drop er-dollah in-the - merchine.

"lie po'ea1 man I el.bah knowed bei got mo' fa'tn Ian1 'n V kin ride obah; an' de riches' man I know am I nc' Ephram, vv'at don't want no llddab man's bin' net money. 1 "I kain't quite lit my hearin's ; heahs finge called 'business' dees days vv'at was Jee lyin' an' stealin' w'en I was er boy. Hut I sneof dev'll usede good ..I' vvuds on iedg

men! day, "Any man w 'at's wiilUt1 ter -ell be soul ter de debbi! kin git all he po' soul am wuf; an any man vv'at t'inks money am de on'y fing ut's wuf anyt'ing might SJ well sell out ter de debbil 'if be done wiv it."

( hi' ago Record, NOTICE VOTERS. .. V.. xk St. L will sell within I ra linn ol joo miles roun I trip ticket sit one

fare to partie Boing

Tickets on sale Nov. mki miles tickets will

Nov. 2nd.

Hen Harrison. ex-Presi-lent, an. I nollier, will Hpeak at Kvansvillethe evening Ottlet SOtB. 0, WSd hear hnn, show your loyally to the man who ly his NMt wisdom and iov, of right gave to the people I years of unbroken prosperity. Nat'l W. 0 T. T. Convention, St. Loots Kev IS to 19, Air Lias will eil ticket at one fare for the round trip on Nov. 2 and l', good until 19th, V. K. Cl.AVCoMIl, Atf't.

Si vTK OP Indiana I Denote CocBTt I

To the Sheriff of

Indiana. You are herehv commanded to rive notice as required hv law to th. qualified voters of IBM county of PoInuh thai there will be an election held, in the several precincts and at the usual pla -es Of hol'lmg elections in said County and State, on the tirsl Tuesday after the lin-t Mmi. lav of November, 1898, being Tuesday November 3rd, ls'.tn, between the hours of 8 ocloek A. M. and 8 o'clock. P. If., for the purpose of electing, Two presidential Electors for the State at large ; Thirteen PioasdenttaJ Electors for the several Congressional districts. f Indiana to c-at the vote of the State of Indiana, for one person for President of the United States, and one per-. MB for VicePresident Of the United States, in COB tormity to the Constitution ofthe United state-., and the State of Indiana, and also for the purpose of electing the Mlowing state snd County offteen, to-wit i OneGt ivernor ; i Hss Lieutenant lovemoc ; Ott, Secretary Of State; ( ne Auditor of Slate ; ne rreauarer of 81 it. ;

( nie Attorney i ienerai : ins Reporter of Bupreiw ii.e Ranerietendent ol

st ruction ; One State Statistician ; Jenem ArvatXAve Co cht. ( )ne Judge of the Appellate Court lot the Kir-I di-trict of Indiana ; On. Jode, of the Appellate Court for the fJooond district of Indiana ; One Judge of the Appellate Court for the Third district of Indiana ; One Judge of the Appellate Court for the Fourth district Ol Indiana ; On. Judge of the Appellate ..urt for the Fifth district of Indi ins ; DlStBTCf I hrSICBBB. One Congreswnan lor th. Third ConSltusionsl BuBriCl ol Indiana ; On. Representative forth, counties ol I Nlbois and M artin : ne Representative for tin unties of Lawrence, 1 1 rang, and I mboii i in. Judge of the lrcuit Court for the Fifty seventh Judicial Circuit ..t Indiana ; ne Prosecuting Attorney for the Fifty-eeventh Judicial Circuit of In .liana ;

Coi sn Iren san.

one Treasurei for Dubois

Indiana : One Sheriff for In. liana ; One Coroner for 1 m liana j One Surveyor for

I n. liana ; One County Assessor for I ubois county, I n. liana ; ' one Commissioner for the Second District Of Dubois county, Indiana; one Commissioner for the Third D - trict of Dubois county, Indiana. the Sheriff Of Dubois county, Indiana, is hereby directed t give legal notice ol auch election in conformity to the statute In such esses made and provided. In Witoem Whereof. I have here unto set my hand and atAxed the seal of said Court at Jasper. Indiana, tb's 7th day of t ctober, IV.. 1 1 BBS v BCBBBV, Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Court.

BARGAIN WEEK Sailors and Walking M

I will sell during the coming

Sua

E

"irrt J J

hat

75 c

week Sailors and Walking

at cost to close them out. $1.50 hats, for $1.00. $1.25 for 89c. $1 hats for 75c.

hats for 50c. Now is the time to get a good hat cheap. Come, see and be convinced that you will get the worth of your money. Childrens hats in in all styles and prices from $1. up. Lovely pattern hats from $2.50 to 7.00. First come gets first choice. MItS. JENNIE MILBURN,

Maggie Kuebler's old stand

HB OLD BBLIABM Krny Tin and ve Store, in front of the Monument, is yet oonducuted by the daughter of Mr. Erny. Bhe carries a splendid stock of the celebrated

JASPER. INDIA A

Dubois Dubois llllbois

county,

county,

county,

c anty,

GARLAND DAK EMI

U STOVES

Imitated by Manv'XrtUdnir Equaled by None-

,!-. many other itoves and A full aseortmeni of all kinds of

TINWARE and HARDWARE Table and Pocket Cutlery, HandsonM Parlor Hanging Lamps. Don't forget the Location In Front . t the Monument

MARY A. BARTH,

East side of Pub'lc Square, JASPER, INDIANA.

Political Aiiiioiiih'ciik'iiIs.

home to vote.

M and rd. bfe only be Mold on

PROCLAM ATloN. S l ATK OS I NIU VS V i i i DVBOIB Coi S1 1 I The ipulilied voter-of llllbois county, Indiana, are hereby notified that the j.oiis will be opened el the asasl nieces of holding elections in the several low n ships of said -oiinty and state, on the THIRD DAY i NOVEMBER, 18 " being the first Tuesday of November, I (SSI, for the purpose mentioned in the foregoing precept . Wui ukoi all persons Interested will take notice und gOVSTB themselves accordingly. I - j WttOSaB my hand and seal j seal j tin- eighth day B leloher, Is;. 1 1 K v it s Cssstov, Hherlfl of I hibois I kmnty. (let. K ISM, :!wk. ejrStibHcril)o for tho ('oi;kikr.

FOUTZ'S MOrj?E AND CATTLE POWDCHf

FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

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StaXtAS a TsiTLOR, of Ilatmls eotmty. Is W o.i .... I ,i 1,1.1,.,. nf tl... Hth In, Ii.. I, .1 . J

I; 1 reo it, ralifrot to the Oemoerstle nomin i eAfOUTZ t ii i mmvent on ..t tbc m Ml Judicial c reell ( 1

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. "

w ii i hm K. Oos is s sandldatc for rr.-,. eetln, ttterney foetus WIS fHttolsJ circuit, Mbfeel t the approve! el lbs Clrenlt nemo erat Is mihi. mat iiik i-oiiv.iit loll. Madistiii Township T rtisttM Notice is gives that hereafter the Tms tee of Madison township will be at the jtore room of Mr. .lohn P, Norman, ii, trelsnd, ob every Saturday. For the pui mse of attending to township business, in I all persons having bn Iness wii, the ownnhip sresxps ted to oonAne It to thoea dsye, Ph, township library is kept nt lsaa Alexander'! In Ireland, where all may total n the bo ki The lie liana Hchool books will b found at Norman A GfBV's Store at all limes. .loiiv R NOBS I S, A litt- I", 18 Trustee Madison Tp

FOUTZ

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So ii-k win ii nf Pmfn it.v- sr Less " TtR. Ii K .ill'. PowitSN r" SMS III HMS. rootat l-n ior iii . iirr Mid prvTrnt Son nwrwi Ki.nu"! Pnwitrni win iiri'.rii nrs is row Kontt" r..-.lrrt will InrW'Sf the iiimMIH "l n lW wid rriwa laeiifij p.T rvnt.. ami makf Um harvi " an 'i nirn. SonOra 1' tS-Saei will rrr or i.r. vrn lmn.t rr" flA SI wh .'U HofBM HI I I n.tl. MS il Korrr' I' wnsa wn.i olv s , rmfAf Hon. Bold vpr m '.err.

For sal., hv

I. BOWS BaZATJ Martin

Vrnti'l'""'Olli.. NU, Friedman

For Fine Job Pliatlfli the Jasper Courier office. is the place to go to get it.