Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 9, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 November 1898 — Page 4
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FRIDAY, NOV KMBER 4,1898.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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Mlr Ttrkrt. Secretary of ftate -Samuel M .,n ..f K.mn otNintv.
Auditor of State John W. Minor, of
Madison county.
Treasurer of State Hugh Daufrherty,
of Well county. Attorney General -John ü. McNutt of Vigo county. Clerk Supreme Court- Henry War ruin, of Marion iunty. Superintendent of 1'uhlie I ust ruction -W. B Sinclau. of Starke county.
State Statistician James S. Guthrie,
Brown eountv.
Statt Geologist Kdward Barrett, Hen
dricks county. Judges of the Supreme Court :
Sevond District -M. Z. Sunuani, of
Clark county.
Third District James McCahe, of
Warren county. Fifth District -Timothy K. Howard, of St. Joseph couaty. Judge of the Appellate Court : First District Edwin Taylor, of Vanderburg county. üecond District C. G. Collier, of Bartholome c unity . Third District- Edgar Brown, of Marion eountv .
Fourth District G. W. Devan, of
Madison county.
Fifth District -Johann Kopelke, of
Lake county. IHatrtrt Ticket.
For Consrressman. 3d District Wm.
T. Zenor, of Harrison county. For SUte Senator Ephraim Inman
For Representative from ftuttoit) and
Pike counties Sasser Sullivan. For Prosecuting Attorney 57th Judicial Circuit Kerr Traylor. County Ttrkot. For Auditor August H Koernr. For Clerk Cir. Court Hennan Eckert. For Recorder Philip J. Kunkel, Jr. For Sheriff Herman H. Castrup. For Treasurer Charles Moenkliaus. For Surveyor-V m. T. Young. For Coroner Philip A. Guckes. For Commissioner, 1st district Conrad Jackie. For Commissioner. 3d district Joseph Frit.
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their business unprofitable, and thus ultimately control the finances and welfare of all the jieople at its
pleasure, and thus become dangerous to liberty in political action. "Kternal vigilance is the price of liberty," as well now as in Patrick Henry's time. He, also, thoroughly discussed the Spanish war policy, showing that much suffering and deaths t i .
among our Drave volunteers, was caused by the appointment of incompetent politicians as quartermasters, inspectors, surgeons, etc., by President McKinley e.nd Sec'y Alger, and spoke feelingly of tue homes rendered desolate by these incompetents. He also dwelt upon th vacillating, hesitating policy of the Republican party as to the tinal results of the war, and the evident wish of Hanna to aid the Spanish bondholders to secure the endorsement f the United States for the payment of the londs issued by Spain to obtain means for murdering the Cubans, who were bravely battling for hutua.i rights and their liberties. If Judge Zenor'n speech could have been heard by every voter in the county, Dubois would give "2,000 Democratic majority next
Tuesday.
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING Hon. Wm. E. Cox, chairman of the 3d Congressional District, will address the citizens of H mtingburg and vicinity on the political issues of this campaign on Monday, Nov. 7th, 1898, at 7 o'clock p. m. The meeting will be held at the CityHall. At Crystal on Saturday, November 5th, 1898, at 7 o'clock p. m. The meeting will be held at the school house. Hon. R. M. Milbum, secretary of the Democratic Central Committee of the 3d Congressional district, and Hon. John E. McFall, secretary of the Dubois county Democratic Central committee, both of Jasper, Indiana, will address the citizens of Cele.dine, and vicinity on Monday night Nov. 7th, 1898, on the polit ical issues of the day. Hon. Frank Pinnick and Prof W. B. Heichelbech, will address the citizens of Kellerville and vi cinity on the issues of this campaign on Friday night, Nov. 4th, 1898. The meeting will be held at Kr Kiel's Hall. On Friday November 4th, 189, at 7 o'clock, P. M., Frank L. Betz, of Jasper, Ind., Capt. Philip A. Guckes, democratic candidate for Coroner, and Capt. Philip J. Kunkel, Jr., democratic candidate for Recorder of Dubois county, will ad dress the gxd people of Marion township, at Segers' school house, No. 2, on the political issues of the year. Iet everybody attend and hear these democrats on the most important questions now before the people. By order of the Democratic Central Committee of Dubcis County, Indiana. Geo. R. Wilson, Co. Chairman. John E. McFai.l, Secretary. An Abie Arfaaeat. Hon. W. T. Zenor's speech at the Court house Tuesday night, was listened to by room full of people, and was a very able presentation of
the position of the Democratic par ty in the present canvass. His exposition of the money question was full and convincing, showing the great advantages that would accrue to the masses by the free coinage of silver at 16 to 1, and the disasters sure to follow the Republican prom ised enforcement of the single gold standard as now openly advocated by that party. He also discussed the banking bill now before congress, and which will be rushed through the coming
winter, should the Republicans sue-
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At Once. To do so we must be able to undersell our competitors. Our low prices combined with such values that we offer this season will sell our goods. You will never believe it unless you call and get acquainted with our stock and
Visit to Dubois Couaty of Projectors. The chief engineer of the Indiana division of the Black Diamond, Mr. Watt, accompanied byother otl'u ers of the enterprise, and also by Sir Thomas Tancred, engineer, and representative of London, England capitalists who are investigating the line as one for investment f securities, are expected in Jasper to day. Our citizens should extend them a cordial welcome, as sin uld the line be built as contemplated it will be one that will be of great benefit to Indiana, and locally to Dubois county and Jasper. It would give us a competing line of railroad, and thereby an opportunity to secure the location here of large manufacturing establishments, which are seeking desirable places, and which
cannot be induced to locate where there is but one railroad as a means
of transportation of products to the world. Its completion would also place us on one of the greatest thorough
fares of America, destined to do an
immense business, and develop the resources of the country all along its line, adding to the population and general prosperity incident always to such increases. The tendency in the past has been to build trunk lines east and west, but it is to be broken by the Black Diamond road, which is to be built from Port Royal, S. C, to
Chicago, 111., and probably far be
yond. The road is not a new idea. It originated with J. C. Calhoun in 1S30. Over $2,000,000 was spent on the enterprise prior to the war, upon the portion of the projected line between Charleston and Cincinnati, and there has of late been spent $200,000 in surveys. The line as now located runs through the rich coal fields of southeastern Kentucky, the Knoxville, Tenn., marble quarries, and through the -late quarries at the head of the Little Tennessee river, and the best coal fields and timber lands in In
diana. Parties interested in the enterprise are determined to build the read, and the report of Thomas Tancred, the English engineer, will tie such as to make the English
capitalists who are behind the project willing to advance the money
needed to build and properly equip
the line. As now projected bv
Mr. Boone, the road will be 1,249
miles in Ungth, and it is estimated
will cost $40,000,000. PREACHER OUT OF PRISON.
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priC6S. Mens Overcoats and Ulsters, from $3.00 UPj Mens Suits, from $3.00 up.
Ladies must not forget to call at our store when they want to look at the largest and most complete stock of Wraps and Ladies furnishings.
Items From Part of Boone Township. "Hurrah fog Lemington ; " here we are again! We're not dead yet, but we're still among the living. Mr. Harle v I. niiiion is on the sick list. Mr. Jimmy Weathers has a funny colored goat, liuess what color it is? Why just think, its red. It used to lie white, with spots on it. Now tell us what changed its color. Was it the season orthe "Weather'.''' T. H. McCain is getting tired of "cold weather," and is having a new grate put in his house. Messrs. Hen Lansford and Ab. Brown have left Leniiuington to seek worn elsewhere. Miss Weaver attended g, S. nt Lemmon church Sunday. Then will be an oyster supper at the Lenimon church on Thanksgiving night, Nov. :'4, lSiS. Every body is invited to attend. Diera will be a fine display of lire works after the supper. In addition to oysters there will be a table of other eatables so if you do not like oysters ' come just the ham, " and we can satisfy your appetite with plenty of good things to et.
Thos. Crandall was sick the first
of this week.
Miss Dam i rice Kirkland has been veiy sick tor several weeks. Miss Fannie McDonald is visiting W. S. Lemm-n's family. The Condifl school began this week with Prof. John Schnarr teacher. Mr. John Belt has recovered from a siege of severe illness. The "Samts Healing Power " -eemed to be the only g od medicine used. Most of the farmers are husking corn. Chas. Harris is the proudest man in all Kgypt. It is over the arrival of a big boy. Charlev intends to act the gentleman next year and let his boy do the work. John Kirkland is the most patri otic man in Egvpt. Have vou seen
his new "revolver" pipe? It resembles war very much. JS?ÄmS.?fö!Tou are respectfully invited to tersville, and when asked the "why," he said "Not rheumatism, 001116 ailCl OXamiUe tllQ
but I am (Irand-pa Schnarr." The Lemmington school has begun at last with Prof. T. (i. Crandall and Miss Edna Cooper as teachers. Jno. Kirkland, Jno. Petry, Peter Schnarr, Thomas Inman and Albert Traylor went to Jasper on business Tuesday. Jack Fkost. The 8 uthern states are said to be taking more interest in the Black Diamond system of railways than are the Northern states tr rough which it will run. The English syndicate received much encouragement in Kentucky and those por lions f the Virginias and Caiolinas it will strike. Its projectors say it will Ouch the Atlantic seaboard at three points Port Royal, 8. C, Charleston, S. C. and Savannah, Gift., and construction on the line will not stop until it has its own load into Pittsburg, Wheeling, Columbus, Indianapolis, Peoria, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Fargo and Moorhead.-Evansville Courier.
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Well Kaowo ia Dubois County -Former Coal Merchant and Insurance Agent at Hnntinfbnrf. (HjwcliU to Kvunnvllle ('miricr.i Washington, Ind., Oct. 30. Rev. Francis A. Friedly, just released from the Michigan City
p 'nitenttary, was tormeriy pasior 01 ihe M. E. church in this city. He was at one time president of a women's college at New Albany, Ind. Later he went into wheat speculations and one day forged another's name. If fortune had favored him he would have been a wealthy man, but it did not. The forgery was discovered and he had to su'fer the consequences. While pastor in this city Friedly was extremely popular, and gained the confidence of nearly every one
who knew him. While he held this confidence, Friedly succeeded by
He showed that it would produce a j misrepresentations in defrauding . . lt it a 9 a f p ft.
First in the Field with a Fine Stock of Fall Goods!
BANK ST AT KM EXT. Report of the condition of the lulxii C'ountv St ite Iank, at Jafier. in the
Stute of In liana, at tin close of its bii!ineMH, October 31st, 18W, I.oiinx anil Ii-eoiini8, - frfHi.iC.'l us Overdraft. - - - 3,633.78 Due from Hank and Hankers. 82,739.29
Hanking lion.-e, t urniture and
Fixture
Current Kxpensen, Currency and Sperie
8,000.00 IM 76 17,.V4.0.s
In everything, and notice the very LOW PRICES e are enabled to sell them at, particularly Ladies Fine Dress Beads. SHOES, of various new styles, for ladies, gentlemen and children. GENTLEMENS' SUITNGS In great variety ready for Artistic Fitting, to suit the most fastidious taste. Our Grocery line is always full of the best. Come and see.
GERBER & HUTHER, Troxler Building, Main Street,
Total, LI A III 1.1 1 I KM Capital Stock paid in, Siirpliic Fund, l'ndivided Profit, DinWMt, Fxchange and Interest,
Individual QMMMttl on demand, 80,880,41 Certificate of Deponit on demand, - 80,041.29
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all over the country, and would be more dangerous to the liberties of the People than the system strangled byQen. Jackson with so much difficulty. He showed that under the bill the combination would be
three well known citizen who were
member of his rhurch, out of $4,0U0 in cash. He also "skinned" other people out of smaller amounts. i
Total. - - - $1L'4,4.;.HH STAT K Of IVDI N , Ol NTV OK III MOM, I, Frank JoM -pli . ( 'a-luerof the Dttbotl County State Hank, do solemnly swear that the atmve statement ic true. PlAII .Ioskcii. Cashier. Sut)criled and sworn to before me, this Id day of Nov.. 1888, L.8.1 W. S. Il( NTKR. Nov. 4, 98. It. Notary Public Nolle of Election. The animal meeting of the shareholders of the Farmen' Home Insurance Co.,
of Bainhridge township, Illinois Co., Ind., will be held in Kunkel Mall, No . 5th, at 'J o'clock p. ui., for electing new officer!), and to transact mich othir holiness as may o one In-fore the meeting. Wm. Niiri.iH, Secretary. Not ce of Administrator's Appointment. Notice in hereby given that the undermgned ha leen duly appointed administrator of th- estate of I.tnlw ig VVeler, 1 late of De boil county, Indiana, deceased. Said entate in advent. John Wkhkk, Ailm'r, Thaviih V Hi r ku, Att'ys. ()etoler ','7, IS'.w :twk.
DRESS GOODS, Linen Table Setts, Fancy Bordered, Fringed and Extra Large size Towels- Mens and Boys Furnishing Garments.
Our stock of CLOTHING is not equalled in Dubois county. It is of the celebrated and guaranteed Mayfield, Ky., manufacture. Kvery garment guaranteed by the manufacturers to he 81 represented. If it does not prove so, Your Money Hark. Call, examine, and compare prfot and quality with other stores.
Mothers!
THE discomforts and dangers of child-birthcan
be almost ntirely avoided.
VineofCardui-
r e 1 i eve s expectant mothers. It give tonetothegenitalorgans,and ruta them in
condition to do their work perfectly. That makes pregnancy less painful, abortena labor and hastena recovery after child-birth. It help m woman bear strong healthy children.
Wini
has also brought happiness to thousands of homes Darren for years. A few doses often brings joy to loving hearts that long lor a darling baby. No woman should neglect to try it for this trouble. It cures nine cases out of ten. All druggists sell Wine ofCap'ui. 1 1. oo per bottle.
For srlea In emset reouliinr special llrsctlons, addrais. Clv'nf symptoms, th Ladles' Advisory Dprtment. Tha Chatunooc Medictn Co.. Chartaaoogv Toa.
Mrs. LOUISA HALE, of JsfTsrion, Gs., ssyst ' Whan I flrst took Win of Cardul ws had bean married Ihres jsars, but eouid not hats any children, lins months later l had a fioe girl baby."
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An Old Atlant' Kt'iuls: "There ia a place for ever) 'thing Now for everything to he in itp ice the Louisville Dispatch should he in the home of every Democrat. The Louisville Dispatch is the people's paper, owned by the people and read by the people. Tl t Louisville Dispatch is the only democratic paper published in Louisville. It stands squarely on the Chicago platform. It i not only in a iinurishing condition after eighteen months battleing agaimt adverse circumstances, but is to day the best news medium in ÜM BoUth. And its Motto It you -it in the Dispatch it's so; if it's 83 it is always in the Dispatch, lighten fully verified during t!ie Anier: can-Spanish War, during which ÜM superiority of its news service habeen dally apparent. The Dispa'.ch news service ifurnished by 1 he New York Sun. The Chicago Inter Oivan, The Northern Press Association anil Tlx' Leslie Syndicate, with an active salaried correspondent in every im portant city in the world, besiih -its own staff of over .'!( II c irres poB dents in Kentucky, Tennessee anl Indiana. Get The Dispatch. H givs the news, and it tells the truth about it. The Dispatch is Kentucky' greatest paper. You should be I reader. For the next few weeks P will club the Jaspkk Coukikk with the Weekly Dispatch at the 81' tremely low price of $1.26 for loth papers, in advance. Aua Ii. cot .
House and Lot for Sale. A good residence on Mill street in .Iner, for pale cheap, and on reasonubl bTiiis. The lot luiR on it a good drillfo well routing nearly $100, furnishing sn unfailinir supply of gtKxl water. I""' price and terms apply to V. Doanb.