Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 17, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 January 1895 — Page 4
J ASP Eli COURIER
JASt'KK. DDHOI8 COUNTY, INDIANA,
Kntertdti tb FotoBct t Jpr In.tUn. for runauiloa through tht mll ,rond dm tuttr.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1895.
9Debs a thousand times more honorable and honest and intelligent than Judge Dudley Woods, of "blocks of Jive" fame is likelv to
spend 1895 in jail at Chicago, for
doing his duty properly. Well, John, the Baptist, was murdered in jail, and Saints Peter and Paul died there and yet the cause for which they suffered inarched gloriously on to triumph, until "Peace on Earth
and Good Will toward Men," for
which Debs and the Saints strove, has been shouted with acclaim and joy all over the world during the last two weeks. lThe Indianapolis Sentinel
quotes Congressman Bynum as say
ing: "In my judgment there is but one course for the democratic party, and that is to pursue unfalteringly a policy leading in the direction 'of a solid currency, divorced from government issue." In other words he would destroy all the legal tender greenbacks which in his first canvass for Congress he called "the best currency for the people ever devised." If the Democratic congressmen so far surrender the control of the People's money to Bankers as Bynum indicates, they are only following in
the footsteps of the Republican par
ty under Sherman's lead, and will
utterly destroy all chances for Democratic success in 1S9G. True patriotism as well as true partv policy
demands financial legislation in the
interest of the common People in
stead of for the wealthy corporations
and classes.
JacksM Day BiHt. The CouHiEU has received
. iCarstensen.
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Vinnum. in mytfuri uie iUUOWUlg L'ir- i ... . r. .? ... i . ii i i ' l.ll-lll
uuiar uuoruiauou auoui me .kick
Illemlrieks." -Kev. Gustavo A.I i Carstenen. 1
son Day Banquet at Indianapolis. It will bo seen there are three
We Democrats?" "
Gov. Mortimer N've. I
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IV v II1U11-I Vlill 1 ItlM'll'l III
Politics." Charles 11. Dullin.
Kecog-
.... .v r.,i. " i.uuur .us
enlist. Cutlmlir, nnrfNiWnnnlin. " Ztl1 VU?'0 u iWiplw'
iani F. Townsend.
"The Highest Aim of Government. "-Hon Alonzo G. Smith. iir..i....i i. n .i t. .
the eloquent John G. Shanklin-L, . " , V ; n n VvnT it not aVmdo mechanic or labor-! fi.?.1"1 1 ohtw' -,lev- D- 0 Don-
iiijiuit, "Thomas Jefferson The Father of Demoeracv" Hon. Samuel 0.
Pickens. "The Partv of the Constitution."
Hon. John K. Wilson
Its political effect is likely to be as much mixed as its theology. There are thirteen lawvers and one editor
but
er, and with the exception of Gov. Matthews, who is a "fancy farmer," not a single fanner on the program. True, W. F. Townsend, the gasbag, trickster lawyer of Vineennes, who has boxed all the points of the political compass, and justly failed every time, except in the amount of gas and that generally of a very poor quality exploded, is set down for some gas about "rights of labor," but that will not impress any thinking man. The Democrats wiil find that "what they must do to be saved" is to get the party in harmonv with the needs even da v.
needs
for Infants and Children.
To All Tm,.
. ..The Recorder of DuHcuun v....
..iriiiH 11 III 1 1 I Illy JUMV f.,., : v law, which reduces t o f,.
an onliimrv lo..! -..... '""ti
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wt the ,,,. iVrs,,MH J . ,.....u'' r'
nmigiiW in for record Vh.
picaH, hen, the $ fee for each Z t, or the iiistmiMi.ni "ll
record. Yo,. L .. 'V los
Iointn,entbyreme,;;hcrh;K-tinr,1,!!ai"
"l'SlUCUUUV, Dec. 1-1, Ä"'1 1- . V.
I "The Ladies." Hon. Thoma !J. Study.
Resolutions of Respect. Ham. of Bikdskvk Lodok No. (iOl, I. 0. 0. F. Dec. 31, '91. Whereas upon the löth dav of
Dee. 180-1, it pleased Almighty God in His infinite wisdom to call to the Grand Lodge on high our esteemed brother, Milton J. Waddle, there-
I y r mm, yrmit mm tm mpmm k mt it wltht gm Im. It fa mi tl My ikm W r y tmr Imfamt mmm CfclMf tkm wwM hmm ww kmawm. It fa kaiml . CkUdr llk It It It tk klth. It wUl mmrm ikmir Urmm. Im It Mmikmrm kmy tklmc wkfah fa alUly mat amj prmm Üaally yrf t mm m
as practically lelt m the; tore, ue tt
homes of the farmers, mechanics, ! Kesolved, That in his death our laborers, and railroad employes of Lodge has lost a worthy brother the country, as Jackson and Benton'and a highly esteemed friend, and were in harmony with them in theirlsociety a lirst-class gentleman. Be
opposition to all monopolies and lit further
oaiiKs oi issue. .o political panv esoiveu, mat we extend oui
is likely to succeed long in this, heartfelt sympathies to the surviv
country of free voters that does not mg brothers and sisters of our behave the support of the laboring; loved and deceased brother, and masses of all occupations, as they that we learn from his premature t LA t I , 1 , V . il 1 1 ..
nave now got 10 unuersianu, oy ue-uennse ine solemn lesson that "all
ing "knocked down several times: who are born must die." Beit 1 11. 1 1. I I I fill i ,
im ineir eyes gougeu oui, now esoiveu, mat we extend our
they have been swindled, lied to, stneerest thanks to Huntinubunrand
and bamboozled bv the successful ' Newton Stewart Lodges for their as-
leaders of both parties at the last sistanee in the darkest trial of mor three Presidential elections. Theital man. Be it further
"The imperative duty of this
congress is to repeal all laws au thorizing the Secretary of the Treas
urv to mortgage the labor of the
country to a gang of New York gamblers by issuing Government bonds. The Secretary claims this monstrous and horrible privilege under a law enacted by a Republican congress, and this vestige of Republicanism sanctioned by Carlisle, Cleveland, Voorhees, and the New York gamblers who have profited 1100,000,000 by it in the last year, should be swept away. If expenditures are more than receipts, under the Gorman tariff and Cleveland extravagance, cut down expenses, and issue greenbacks, redecmnble only in greenbacks, and make them a full legal tender for everything, to meet the deficiency. Repeal all the laws passed by Republican congresses, authorizing continuous appropriations, and immediately take steps to reduce expenditures within receipts, so that the millions of dollars of mortgage in the shape of bonds, wrongfully placed on the industry of the country for the benefit of a privileged class that has no right to encouragement in a Republican government, may again be put in process of redemption. The Secretary of the Treasury's Report for the four months ending Dec. 28, 1894, shows receipts from all sources during this third of a year of 83,021,523, or about 123,000,000 more than the entire expanses of the Government for a whole year under Buchanan's administration. It is a great public sc indal, and a source of shame to all true Democrats, that under these iour months of Cleveland, Carlisle, Voorhees, Springer and their party satelites,
the public expense should be $118,908,178 showing a deficit for the four months of 35,280,G55. If this Government, instead of being the boasted "of the people, by the people, and for the people," is of the bankers, by the bankers, and for the benefit of gamblers in bonds and stocks, this state of affairs will be permitted to continuo until corrected by the Populists or Republicans and the Democrats
party which succeeds in 189G will
have the support of those who live by physical work, as well as men
tal, and the road to success lies in
placing some of their leaders in the front, and being bold in endorsing
true Jacksonian Democracy. But the banquet will be a social and intellectual success, if it is not politically, and should be largely attended by Democrats who enjoy a "good time," and have in thenclothes $3 to pay for the supper. The price charged will keep the
"rabble" out, and give the speakers ? .1! 1? 1 1 A
Resolved, lhat a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the rec
ords of our Lodge, and copies of the same be sent to the HuntinL'bure
Argus anu Jasper touner tor pub
licaiion. J.J. UUX.VINOHAM,
J. . J a cons, Com.
. H. Box.VKit, Promoted.
Dear bisters of the W. C. T. V. of Dubois county: We are once more called
upon to mourn the loss of a dear .isttr.
untioiour countv omeers. Alias Mahv
Axdkhho.v. our Countv Reeonli III SfITw
tary 1ms been called home. Our ranks
to
will not gain power again m 50
w. - . -r -1 x uimLa t kin hi iii r
years, it is an imperative duty of FTnn T!im v. h i.n
.1' . , 1 Ava. V ... W.J 4. villll IUVI i
"Andrew Jackson as President"
an appreciative audience, andou;ht'"re.ü.roken; we feil aHy our loss. But
to till their stomachs with hrst-eluss
eating, and Indianapolis is a good
city to visit. Go, if vou can afford
it. The following is the circular:
The commit tee which has charce
of the "Jackson dav" celebration
met at the Grand hotel last niuht
and lull reports were heard from all sub-committees. They showed that everything necessary to the success
of the event is moving on smoothly.
The committee on invitation had a
number of letters from prominent
men of the state, assuring the com
mittee that they would attend the
meeting. Letters of acceptance were also received fiom the persons whose names appear on the pro
gram. rresiUent Cleveland and
Vice President Stevenson wrote.
sending their regrets at being unable to be present. Senator Voorhoes
wrote a lengthy letter, in which he
ho said he could not promise posi
tively that he would attend the cel
ebration, but would not decline it.
The finance committee would hold
its first meeting after the holidays.
on January 8 a most important
meeting and no could not vet de
termtno if ho, the chairman of the
committee, could absent himself
from the meeting. He stated he
would wire the chairman whether
he would come.
The committee wishes to destroy
the impression that the banquet and celebration to be held in Tomlinson
hall is an invitational affair. It is
not. It is to be a gathering of dem
ocrats, and any one who wishes to
to attend has only tosecureatinknt.
which can be had from members of
the committee or at the Grand hotel.
The com mittee appointed to arrange for a special rate reported
that hall-tare rates from all point
ludiana had been arranged for.
good beginning on January .
The following is the program for
the banquet, as finally adopted : Invocation Rev. j A. Milburn
Master of Ceremonies Gov.
Claude Matthews.
Toasts (Subject to be Selected,)
Democratic congressmen to correct
this abuse of power before it is too late for them. The Jackson day banquets all over the land will do well to pay attention to this phase of the political situation.
Hon. John Gilbert Shanklin.
"The President of the United States" Charles L. Jewett. "The Democratic Party; Arc Its Principles Sufficiently Potent to Re-
JThe CouwKit is in receipt of Kain Prestige?" Hon. Isaac P. a letter from Mr. John Bauer, for-! Gray.
merly a citizen of Jasper, mailed at1 "Party Platforms; to What Ex
boston, iMass., in which he wishes us to convey a wish for a "Happy New Year," to all his friends. He is in some railroad employment, and says he is working to secure another road for Jasper, that he "is
in the swim," and believes he will succeed, and that when he does hu
uod is good, he knovveth what is best.
let us say "Thy will be done." Our loss!
is ner eternal gam. Upon whom will her mantle fall. Her work is finished. Who will take her place? She was eo faithful and true, ever willing to do her part. May the blessed Master lead us all to be more faithful. AVe would sav to her parents and sister, Cheer up; mourn not for Mary, she has onlv gone home. Done with sin and eufferinir.
fstie lias paid the debt we all owe and
passed over Jordan's cold and stormv
banks to hor heavenly home where sick
ness and sorrow never enter. God Im
snared you, your work is not done. Y
.in re iu uve wiin a numose. iet ns
trust Uod more trulv and ask him
teach us all more plainly our dutv
ov let me sav to vou. our sisters .f
the W. U. T. L let us buckle on thu
armor more tightly, let us trust God more
tuny and ask him to lead and guide us
v Know hoi now soon me .Master wi
call. The Lord is calling home manv
and ttieir places are to be filled. The
work must be done. Let us all trv to do
our pnrt, so when we hear the call we
may be ready to hear the welcome "Well done." So farewell, dear Mary, but not forever. We hope to meet you when we have foutrht our last lmttlo nn.l
finished the work that God has called us to do. ".Mary has gone, her work is
o er, the blessed pennv paid. She wish
ed no more." When she bade the
world adieu, her parents gazed am
wished to follow too ; the nister her bit
ter loss deplored, and sighed to meet
heron that blissful shore.
wear cnensnea sister, ttiv voice no more
shall cheer
Our sad hearts and drv a mourner's tear,
uns consoling tnougnt our gnei re
strain :
uur los, though great, is thv eterna
irain, p l. .. I i i
louuoiu a ranK in neaven not on
earth
The realm where anarels have their birth
To thee, the last sad look has been given lentil ..... ...... .1 .!! "
vuwi in my ginning nice in
heaven." M. L. II.
Health Restored
hüi'm mmiUlmm. Cm ifU A try Winn. Cmm tfjm allay rTwikm . CmmUHm rTt TwriMit Ummr CmrA. C tri emr Pianrli mm WU4 Cell. CaatrU rallw Taatkia 1WM Ctwfat car C tltlM mm A Flatmleaey. C UHm mmmtrmllatm tk et mt arml acid mmm w air. C trU dm mmt e tmlm mm mala, mwimm, mr athar areetla wrmmmrty. Caatria wlaülata tka tmmi, ragmlat the at ack mmi, awala. CM kaaltky mnm atmxal ml a. C t U la t u9 lm aaa-aUa kattl amly. It la mat mrnli la kaUc. Paat allaw aay aaa ta aall yaa aaytklac alaa tka 1 ar yreadaa tkat It la "Jat mm g a" mmi "will aa.war arary aara a." g tkat yaa gat C-AHa-T-O-K'I" A .
Tka fca-afaalla algaatara mt
U mmmrmry
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
JUMBO JEANS RANTS.
The Strongest Jeans Pants in the World.
Also a full stock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots
ana Mioes at
ECKERT S NEW STORE.
tent Are Members of Commas' !rFe ,01c, lynrciw: a tiic time.
ALL RUN DOWN No Strength nor Energy
Miserable IN TlIK EXTREME.
ECsLXicis
COVERED
-WilllBORE8, CUREO IYUSNM
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
"8vpral years nco. my Mood wa In bad conilltlDii. inysjitcm all ran down, rnl my Keiieral hcallh very much im-
paired. ty hands crc rovcreil wltl
Ith
I
Jfounu to Declarations of I'artv's
1'jauornu" iion. u. t, Sliivclv. Tim rini.,nn..,i:.. u. i t' .. 1 r
'u juiuuviiiiiiu nuiuier. Hon. William R. Mvors. ,4Tlio Future Mission of the Dein-I ocratie Party. What shall we do' to be Suved?,,IIon. Robert C.I Hell. I 'The Indiana Demoeracv. Ttsl
0 i ... - t
will build and conduct "tho biggest laetory in Jasper." So his friends
in .. l ... ii r r i..ri .... m
in icwiijr jwreeive nc is as iuu oi vhuuuiubh iu ijuivui as ucil as in ,s and push as ever. Success to Victory." Hon. John W. Kern. Ali. ... j "The Memory of Thomas A.
ri-v mill mt' fi.nl.
lutes were mlwrnhtp In tin extreme. At
mi, i commenceii laKinu Ayvr's Sunnimrllla and soon noticed a chance forlho 1-etter, My atKllle returned and with It, reneweil streiiRtli. Kncntiraced hy these result. 1 kept on takhiR the SarMparllla, till I had med six bottles, and my health was retored."-A. A. Towns, prop. llarrlJ House, Thompson, N. Dak.
Ayer'sJh.;Sirsaparilla 1
Aamitttd AT THE WORLD'! FAIR ffttfffWmtttfffffrf
Dec.ll.'Ol.
M
Opposite the Indiana Hotel.
.0
DRUG CO
J
Ii.
B. WiANNOOIC, M. D., Secy and Manager.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
f A' t
Drugs
medicines
reriumes
Stationery
Faints Oils Varnishes
Cigars
Spices Sponges Sundries Fatent Medicines
Blank Books Tobacco
n r e .
uru liquors ior meuieal urposes. "FOX MOUNTAIN," Finest
whisky made in Ky. Sole Agents for "Economy" Ready Mixed Paints best in the market. Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Store in New Spayil Biiihliiitf, South si, ftt' Public Square. Xov. 16, lWl.tf
I NOTICE Y
The PubUc is invited
to call on us and examine our stock of
'ME ROH A NDISE-
which we guarantee to be as cheap as the cheapest. NORMAN & CRAY.
IRELAND, INDIANA,
or. 2.l,"Jl
MILBURN & CO.. IIKU.KUH IN
FARM MACHINERY.
We carry in stock a Complete Lino
of Molino it Smith Wagons, Buggies, Surreys, Carts, Harness, Whips, Lap Spreads, Cultivators, Plows, Hay Hakes, Harrows, Hay Loaders, Sewing Machines, and Repairs.
Call and see them before purchasing.
MILBURN & CO
.lASl'Klt. INIUAXA.
i ' Carlton Cornwell, foreman of tlie Gazette, Micltlletown, X. .1., believes that Clianiherhiui'H rotitfli remedy should bo in every home. He used it for a cold and it effected a speedy cure. 1 le says : I "It in indeed a fjraml remedy, I can recommend to all. I have alno veen it used for whooping cotifli, with the best
results." 'J and ou cent bottles for sale by M. Friedman.
K. K. KxcurflioiiH. Cleveland, Ohio, Fob. 1!-LM, department of superintendence of the national educational ass'n. Xew Orleans, La., Jan. 11 25, bricklayers and masons international union of America. New York City, X. Y. Jan. 2.1 25,
national hoard of ttade of cycle manu facturers.
Embroidered
Handkerchiefs
Whether f.r s'ftor personal use, the Haii(lkeic..ets now on our counters offer a remarkable opportunity to
Rave money. I eel them test them. That will thow you how exceptional is the vah.e. There is everv bort
your fancy could call for.
The Popular Store of
S. KUEBLER, New Winter Goods.
- LATEST - STYLES -
Mrs. C. Hochgesang's,
Cor. N Main & 14th St.. Jnppr, Ind. The public arc invited to call and
inspect my new coods. of all kinds.
and learn my
Very Low Prices !
For everything. My stock of staple
groceries and dry goods is ahvavs
up wiin ine oest. COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED
at thf highest niHrket price.
Mrs. C. Hochgresanff. Apr. 6, 1894.
JASPER CORN MILL.
The undersigned having bought the Jasper Corn Mill, has refitted it, and keeps a supply of ORK" EBXj And Chopped Corn for Feed, on hand to sell, or exchange for corn at any time. Chopped Corn sold in any quantity desired at IK) cents per 100 pounds. WHEAT CHOPPED FOR FEED
on ounesdavs and Siitiinlnvs nt vi
ntA per bushel, and kept on hand for
exchange at all times.
'armers & Sfock-feederN,
Are jmrtienlarly solicited for cuptonicrs, and by prompt attention and honorable treatment I hope to merit and receive their patronage. CJrJJ JBOUQHT pID ßOLD. FRD VOLLMER. Dec. 1, 13
$500.REWftRO
) of
v mt mtn tiMiHi
Notice to Jleii'H, CredltorH. JStc. In the matter of the CMtntc of Itcdiuond Spurlock, deceased. In the Dubois circuit court, January term, 185,". Notice is hereby given that Frances E. Spurlock as Adm'x of the estate of Redmond Spurlock, deeased. has nre-
Kcnted and filed her account and vouch
ers in linal settlement of said estate, and
that the name will come up for examination and action of miid circuit, court, on the LMt dav of January, 18!), at
which time all heir, creditors or lega
tees of aid estate are required to appear in said court and tfhow cause, if any there be, why said account and vouch
ers snoulu not lie approved. Ami me heirs of said estate are also hereby re-
inired at the time and place aforesaid,
to appear and make proof of their heir
ship. Kuancks K. Si'tritt-ooic, Adm'x.
llUKTZ, .MOKAM. cV UllKTZ, Att". Jan. 4, lSÜJ-l't.
HEADACHE
WAFERS
will not cure
llaiuiiiiMhluilirflialirt iMtelMJxte
VaNn M4 au4 iUm trt tnm lUI,,. HryklBi, Opl.a (si
MMN NWia jot mmkh ana mf w. ASMIW . MITCRELL. AB,lrtwl CtBUt. 4M miwmum it, mdmttt. For sale by Mauti.v Fkikdman. Ahr. H. Clll. Boone Towimhip Trusteed Notice.
The undersigned, Trustee of Uoone towhship, Dubois county, hereby give notice that he will attend to all buHinew pertaining to the olliee of Trustee, at hin residence 1 1i miles south-east of Portersville, on Saturdays of each week, and requests all crson!i having township business to present it on Saturday. Citizen desiring books from the Township Library, are notified that the Library is kept by Win. -McIIarris, in Portersville. IIksky 1). Hkki DKNHAUuit, Tniftee. May 18, 185.J-y Farmen' Homo t
(On Mill treet, Jaipur, Intl.) PHILIP KASTNEIt, Prop'r, Tills roiiunodluuM hotel Iuu been tliorotiKlily owrliiiulud, mid rullttrd new throughout, mill In now ijM'ii for public vnturtitliirnent. Tito tulilu will itl way bo foil ml well mipplltd, hiiu price will be reiiHonublu. A kooiI Mtublu U fariiitT' horieti, nnd fUcup fi-i'd. A (Kid bur, well supplied with thocholcett llijiiiirn und rlfjiir, und polllo attention alwuys. Uivo tnuacull. Ii. ., "JJ.y rilIMI KAHTNKK.
I leaf "Fine Job Printing at this office.