Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 47, Number 8, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 November 1904 — Page 8

Boone Township Trustee!

Notler. The undersigned, Trustee of Boone township, Dubois OtMBtj, hereby notice that he will attend t all bin-mees set a i sin to Um offisc of rraatee, at ins reatdeaoa, tnrH miles southwest of I ortereville.on SatardayeoJ e.i. h week, and requests all pmnau hvriut lownehip tastnees to present it .n uiai lay. finreue deem ug books from the ToffMUD Library, are notified that the Library is kept at mv residence. OmmmAM HomcAX.TnMlM. ph' ;, iftw-j. H trblioa Trasteei Notice Notice ii hereby (riven hat the undersigned IrtiHtee of Harbison town will aU.'ud to township business on each Monday of the year, at tuy ortice, and persons having township business to transact are required to present tt to him on M.'udavs. The township library will be kept t mr home in Haysville. Gbobos Nix, Nov, 23 19Ü0.-J. Trustee Madison Townthlp Trustee Notice. Notice ie given that hereafter the Trustee of Madison township will b in I re.an l on the fin-t Saturday of MCO utonth, and the remaining Satur lay- at my residence, live miles southwest of Ireland, for the purpose of attending to township business, and all persons having business with the townshipar ' expected to confine it tc those days. The township library is kep. at Isaac .-"orpins' in Ireland, where 11 may obtain the books. The Indiana School books will be tound at Wm. T. Young's store at all times. tiio. M. Jrksnk. Nov. -J3. lHV-y Trustee Malison Tp.

AT THE CLOSE .

The Fight Won If Democrats Will Do Their Whole Duty on Election Day and Get Out a Ful Vote.

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CE P, WAGNER

I H I 3 I I M B I H N I I B K I B E I I l ' l I fl fl B B WM KS B 13 fl B u B u I 0

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,f Indiana have i and thr stale Is 'ark. t the entire ro f the leglsla,lav of ttte cam

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t.. r .: :n 'i:at statu debt have a tai la and a it the penoeftM HU0 n the logI 1 is presented ft .; s of 'he ptxv n sped superior Ml slat was ever ISdef r.ior- favor !:..".1,C- L.IV

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MAJrcfACTtaSBOF

WAGONS CAERIAGBS,

-na Dealer m-

Get a Home Phone! Dubois -County I Telephone Co.

ood Local ScvlceLong Distance Instrumente.

Full Metallic Linas. We give our subscribers free tel

ephone service to every point we o reach in bi; and adjoining countie-, . , D. (more than 100 towns) and we are General Repairing A Horse Shoeing iimproving anc extending our lines every day.

passionately and 61 mains only to tee I at the polls on No' the work that n" 1 and the onsanlatlo: !th direct rei.-r r. ant duty Some t una' ! to et to tl be indifferent and business of Importe der th- casing of b oattestf. In tka

should te provided physical .diaabltltr,

I U r should 1 duty and tn tl f. made to i can be more

M'onh the ;s-

ejlted calmly, dlaetlvet) and it rehat every voter Is rentier I This Is m t . f .r.. th.. Tiarfv

tolls!, some may m- ma hive that would ren

agricultural Implements and Fertilisers.

illty. In tti Importut - tklrd th. alize that Imp' rtant

m as

thai

JASPER,

North Mala Street,

. INDIANA.

uouifiein Railroad. St. Louis & loiiiMle Lines.

Between St. Louia, Loulttvtlle & and the Southeast. T i MIVAKD IN irrtCT, J-tnr 90 mo4.

No Shouting. No Party Lines. No Second Hand Stuff.

' I Ml tier month.

9tm Residences 75c l " Callus -'HOME PHONE." for i short. Office and Exchange in

Kuebler Block.

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EA'TIIOUND. Ko 1, o.M J St Loot IS 10 p m 110Um Ii. I'r.wfi .n 3m 00pm t. Oaklaea Cttf s 4 r p m t. Huntlnf'urg 4. .10 m 6 OA p m At. LuuUiTl 7.10 km 7.15 pm WKsTBOUN'U. 5r. t, V:U. l.w. I,oaltlU 10 IS pro S m I . Hunltngtur( 1J.4T m 11 i t m I OtkltnJ City 130ui 114m 1. .friBSSlsa l.tiO.m ITOftim Ar. St. Umi 7 m U ssesa. Ic n iti'iriirl'tirf 30 I m 9.1 m

ar.jsSBM S SStn J5m 3 JU p tn orra, I r IsSMf 7 10 m 10.00 1 m 4 V p tn Ar. aUaefcwg 7ssm io-wm (spa 4r. ffSSS "He 10.06 10 1 ST m BKTWKEN ITAJrfvlLIJ AM Lot IVII.LK

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REVIVO

RESTORES VITALITY

demotion of thf state and nation from Republican rule. The firs? ami tir-a' est duty oi e-ry Democrat to h.iv.- 1 and to others is to exercise the eleel lve franchi- in the contest Wltk e travaganct- and imperialism The DeMOerstl have present.-d Weal candidatps f.r jirt-äliient an! o..tii r and from top to bottom of their tickets there Is not une who Is unworthy the auffraß-.- Of a patriotic citlien. Many Republicans, realizing that thetr party has wandered away from the early principles of anvernmont. that It has sutordinate 1 the constitution to trreed. and has Invok.-d tyranny abroad while preaching freedom at hOBM, have determined to vote with the Democrats this year, and they should be w.-lcom ed cordially wherever tht y appear And when the victory s WOft, as tt will he on Nov v every inKcrar can roei that he has eontrlVlSJd to it Mr

Bryan's c.oina sprh In an apies! to Peatoerata

duty, and everj man MM his words aiid apply th-: htaseeU a Ha n d. v.lip. h of Th- 1 i' - Uvered tha r -.it Co.n, this anneal:

Kilo Im a colored man io ni tuen selected as an alt mate to SafMMleM national coin ii.. in au. iht ttt.'iiriciijr of i

,.i bartx r shop and is in tVf mtw prusperoMS and pi oar As tiiis uttuld indicate. Knoi r-ach ed a point whore he saw that MS NM was betng used ly the RepuMltMUM wlthoul proSI to them or to tl. t own try. and he detenalaied to hreau looes from his party affil.rttlons to the e tent at h ast of Inviting his people to as it their iitd. p. ndence at the polls Hi WHS ',li;:!!.u' '' le.l.l 111. III. Ut.d Wll. 'l this hocame known he m lasporta&ed to sjuKMMce his oo&didaoy tor conBTMa, One reason why his pettple wished this ofBce selected was he cause t'o-nerejisman Ovtr Street had he come very unpopular with members of th lr rae.Under the Australian ballot law ft was accessary t file a pettttoa con talnlr.e ?tit ainiiatiires. askinc that

Knox's min e t..- printed on the official ballot, am! his friends went to work ar.d secured a total in tacats Of I. too nan.. - When the Petition wss fil-d the Repuhllcan managers sent special delivery lettora to each one of the sipner. DTgtag him to COCne 10 head quarters and siftn a petition withdrawing his name from the Knoi petition Where thlx fail-d to hrlna In the sign er. a special agent of the committee was sent out to se him Hy these means, which included threatn. Intimidation and bribery, some names were stricVen fro 00 the petition. Thea the Republican on the election board tooV the astounding position that, as

one name hat norn rraudiuenuy

sicned. the ret it ion was tainted with

fra id and Knox ,muat show that every

name left on it was genuine.

In otb. r a rds Knox was required

to show that frauds had not been com-

r: tti I, thus reversing the rule of el d' BCa that the presump'lon Is In favor

of lnnocncH and that if fraud is

charged, the burden of proving It reg

unor. the accuser But the R..,tttdi

cans don't hesitate to reverse all rules

of law and right to gain a purpose Thev set our to prevent Knox from

being a candidate, and. being a majority on thp election board, they de

termined to accomplish their purpose.

L'TJTJlTnTJH

CASTORIA

At't;4'Jtl I'rojmrotioii lor Ah stall I nß sc KihkI and Kcv! uUi luifi tltc Sloukidt vUal bVmes id

PWSMles Digi ilhm Hwr rftsV ajtsssndlBesi Costahw nelisr Opiusi .Morpluni' norMuuroL Nut Narcotic.

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Aperfcfi Rviupdy forronslipAHon. Sout Sloinirh.ni.irrttoea Worms .Convulsions .rewnshnrss and Loss of SLEEP. Fac Simile Signatur of KGW YORK.

CASTORIA

For Infant! and Children. eo"OwaMawiaBijSMBMBiMSBBiHB

The Kind You Have

Always Bought

Bears the Signature

tXACT COPY Or WHAEPER

Use

For Over

Thirty Years CASTORIA

ir.a was do their trtas ire ir ''tlv to - the last i- If

ter uade

Mades Well Man

of Me.

to-ir of tl this fare Voted foi dftt. 1

, nhnrr rcnl' In lO dT. It tt

IllllflTa a .iuick:r Cuws to sU ottmlstL Ioucni'!nwlllria tticlr MBS tabood ti o.j in fror th ir oulhful itor by oii

( MSB

Lr. IiolTllle. Ar. UuatluKt'urg, ' Kvauavills, L.. KfansTille, r Hunti'itcimrg. Louisville,

No. 10. 00 1' M I 50 " 10 40 " No. 9. 7 A. M. 15 " i 10 V. M

fr., mill r.cr-TT tb ir T

mritii Tt milfklr and

dm. Loa Tiuittr. Imp tacT. NtdiT salsstoea, . a tort Pow.r.raum U. mory. U-v-tins OtsasMaas all ttlecu of lt btie or eicaod indiaereuoa Lieh oaau ono tor stodT. buttons er murin It art only eur by iimins at tb Mt c( aisssjSM la S sr-4t Bt-e toolo and bUxxl bolldf r. brtna l&f back tbe pink rlow to päd cbea Storlna tt. Or of yooth. ft wards ad Csiuciptl a liirt en bv.-i K-i 1

LOOprprkM,cr u lorOS.oo. wttbsposs Mt written fiarantee to rare or KU i AL .ntülCLt Ul cniCAUü. ILU M. Friedman. Druggist.

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UUCKIiiKT and CANS KI.Ton DIVttlON.

fcxeept Sunday. Ia. Bi. Sunday. NO.C No. 41. No 4S. No 40. Noli N 4 e. St A H. A M. A M A M " M ,.00 .00 11.40 I.v. Lincoln Ar, 4i 11 0 -." T Ou IM 11 00 Ar. Kock port H W 1 00 10 1

NcM No.SJ. No 50. No. 51. N0.55. No..M SO 11.17 "41 Lt. Lincoln Ar 7.5 06 11 V, inn it w. r. T.ll flltv I.V. 7.1.7 4 10 Ii

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Trln IS Tun n S.:nd.y relr, lv,i,K rmm I 111 7 SR p I. Hunv.ii' irn til V p m, f-onc tl lasest I W Tturnln 1. Jpr bo arrlvlnat Honiinnbiiru 10: pm. j ljr irlTi bsSeasS Li.' III an Si I Mil -arrj , Caf ParlnrCtrt, at"l wllh on. (hn f r.j tbr-iofti lpin rtr rTi from MuMlt an1 I oaltvlll. lo CisttSStM (. IVrailhgham nd otbrr t,o i,t Is ii. itwitassst. Right traln l rtwn Loii!lll.n.l Kt tul '"rj'I Pullmtn drariii( ro.im lp'.ii( car wuU bufrlj r'.c D. R. SPENCKR.Onrt'. Miiir. St. I., ti... M S H, H.RDVrirg, Orn r..'r 4if. W.l innttn t. C. O. B. 1UJUL Att G.D Ta. r At. St. LuaU Mo. V I CLATCOMB, Loctl snt. JiP- t L

i,.. -n1 of my ci day ItatO, I doairo to make I appoal to those who en i an a eaadt IO fr nd f mine hes

itate atuf thn . ipport of th tlrkt. I et no fri"nl of min Irnadne that h can help me hy contributli.K toward the election of Prosldnt Roosevelt Jude1 Park.r's aleetkwi will hasten Hvry rform Id wh ch I am Interested hy re moviriK from the arena of politics the questions whlrh now divert psjbtk attention from economic and Industrial problems. A victory for I'srkr will not he a victory for the aold Democrats alone, for thy co'ild not r!a the election without the support of the stiver Democrats, so that iSoasj who vot"d for m can claim a share la the victory Una y. ar An1 the Repuhllcans who total against me and who arc ajofttl to vote with us this ar. will also he entit!! 10 an hor.oraMo part in our vlctnrv If we can only overthrow th noctrine of imperialism there will he elorv enrich In the vlc-

t. ry for us all. And this is Just such an appeal as D'-mocrat shouhl make to Democrat In tho .-ffort 10 get OOt attsjff vote Th psrty is evthuslastlc militant and tronit In the rlieht Each in-llvldual nf which lt is comnosed is sn Im

a . T" a A. sa

tions. All tne xjaiest. uet

Novelties, Etc Clothing, t the

Shirts, Hats and üaps

No one supposed that Fairbanks and

Beveri.lue would prove to be the draw-

!n(t car.!- that Mr Bryan was when ho

went over the urritory which the two

5'nators have traversed Indeed, hot Is little room for eompsrison he-

tmn tl.em and him Mr Hryan represents the p ojde. the Senators the

corporations Mr Hryan spoke as one

of the msssea the two Senators srxak as men aavtag nothine in common

Ith them Mr Flryan was inspired by

;tne nf his caue. th two Senator hy fear of the weakneaa of

th. irs: Mr Bvyao to ind the people in srmpn'hy with him and corning (Mit voluntarily to heaff him. the two Senator kcrw tbal tfcO Rn-it!ican state eoatral committee hss hnrterel trains to carry poopls 10 tht r no . tines. Th. se are Mm liff. rencs found n the tour - : !; r.-;ire'U,-:itl es of the two parties, ibe one BS inn a spuntan, mm -iprlsltic of 'he people and the o-K r bring an outlrtg on the par of Republicans v 1 - expenses are borne hy the s'a'e laai ixatlon.

p" ELIX L.AMPERT.

MANUFACTURER OF WAGONS For all Purposes Constantly in stock. Such as Farm and Freight, etc., also dealer in Helker Eros. BuJJibs, Carriages. Empire Wheat Drills. Fertilizer and Plain, alio

Mounts True BlueSteel Plows. Heering Steel Hay Rakes and Corn Hinders.

A Liberal Share of trade solicited.

Call on or address, FELIX LAMPERT, Apr. k .y. Jasper, Indiana.

1 '-'. .':n

Fall

Stylos !

In Dry Goods and No

Staple

and Fancy (Irocerioa.

LIVERY AND SALE STABLE

FEED. VOLLMER, air STREET, JaSptT, bid always hare the best turnouts, of any artete for customer ; particularly comeiemal travelers. Courteous an.', careuii Jrirers to all parts of Dubois and sdiotning counties. Horses boarded and ild on cheap terms. Ort II. 1S9S.-1T

Vlwayn ready to deliver. We have both Phon-

JOSEPH BUCHART.

W. 6th .St.

i let. S. 1S03

-T.

It' a regular ciimnur day ji nic to revel in the baruain and !' molifdiinR prices .iffered hy The Cuurikh adveftisers.

luolambla Township Trut''M oi lee The ondersijrne.1, Trustee of Colnm ' dalp.. tabofi OOaaty, Ind., willattend I o Township tmsinees at his ohVe on rrery Satunlay, and persons having -iwnship busine to transact are reineeted to present it on that day of the ! v ek.

lh Township Library i kept at the jfhee of the Tnistee. where those enit led can obtain book. Oboroe W. Mtt.ara!(, Trustee. Hillham, Indiana Nov. 23.1H0O -ly.

Thf son of vhe postmastor of New York city is a candidat Pat th Assombly and is under arrost for c olonlxIna voters. It appears from the conf. ssion of a nian whom he employed that norne tw -nty rooms wre ronte1 by the candidate and men wp doml-

i tfiDlTD rvii rl-d In 'h-. HUH before th day of

r- triniraiion I ll :inm-i in in- Pt"-u-eral poetofflee was also charg.l with conspiracy to Import voters Here Is a chanc for tha authorities of NoYork to make aoms shlnlnjt eiamplos of th" eq lallty tf Justice

It only r.-msins for neniferats to do their whole duty on election day to Insure the btats for Judae Psrkr. and Inf he state tlcWot and Democratic oontrol of ho lsilatur on Joint ballot F.very help has been afforded by the tüte nd local orraniratlons. and there Is no question bit the täte will be remocratic if members of the party come out and vote Do what the party organizations rr.ay. It still remains for

the peoj b '. ÜM final day to say what the reault shall he No Democrat should prove recreant on that day. Every Ot atMM be polled and every honorable effort mads to carry the state. l.et there be no laggards let everyone vote snd work as thousrh the result den- t d"d upon him alone and

Indiana will be radaaoied from Repub

lican rule. r.ov rn-r I'irt in s statement, acc.m

nanvlm. tti.. .l tn 1 riKli n bat th B Stale

debt is belag paM "ff with money re

uiv.-.t trimi a retiKM ratic tai law. tha'

the Republicans tn the lefrislatun

voted for the law, Indlca'e that the ReMbltcans are hard preaaed for facts A a matt.-r of fact th Republican loaders all oppwd the law and the Republ.cans in the "i-iiate and house trmyed U mmto sKainst it a few tepported ,v. awaaara but the rcat hod of Um Repabltcaa ''isiators bolt ipok a.a.ia. and 'tl against the bill.

THE JASPER ROLLER MILLS

Make the Celebrated

PATOKA LILY FLOUR.

BEST GRADE IN THE STATE OP INDIANA

They also want your

WHEAT-

And nav the Highest Market Price in Cast

Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times

J. A.

ECKERT

Advertisers in The capturing the trade.

Cou k: kb are

Wo s-nrr'-gt that when Senators Fairbanks and Reveridgo speak at Muncie and praise th jKillcies of the Republican party, that they call for testimony from s une of the Munrte merchants They will tell the Sena tors that ins cb.ina of trust factories In that town has cut down the merchants' sales t.0o0.oot a year, and yet It 1 a par' of tie Republican jtollcy

to foster tr ists Nay. Senator Itever-

lta has even declared that there

trust.

The neel ipaechdttttAaw Joel now are The Courier's advertisers. Thy are talking from the bend rtnnd. Read them.

We prompt.)' ot

H. an.1

: .tr'i

tfwud model, .s

f.rnort . 'ti

rix to o( inn

TDänc UADh'C

I HHUL'IWSI1I

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"GET A TELEPHONE!" tThe Cumberland Telephone t Telegraph Compant Furnish the btst 10CAI SEHVICL B na fidf suhoribere tre given free telephone service Isj 'very peUI reaohel by their linen in tha county, and .they are consiantly making eateosions and additi ns. No "Wild Oat" Instrumente need No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Cumberland service cheap at any price Always leader in low rates. D W, WIGÖS Local Manager