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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

The silver excitement u passed 4 %.
pears that The minde Of our folks are moi
able 70 contain but one thought q time
The Ballard murder - I'll The talk
Candidates say they cant ind : man
that will talk election. Our people arG
mixed up. some says its - long since
its pity 4 wss found out, while others
say II the crime hss been committed "A
years the guilty should be punished
AZ least there % this much good come
out OF the case, innocent persons have
been looked upon with scorn, while
guilty ones hsge been looked upon q
the best cilixens of the heather corner 81
Marlin county. - old DE-. Windsor call
led It.
~ ne eonveallon ~. Coarad with.
drew, end the roce va made between
a. G. Harbison and 0eorge Milburn
Hsrbieon received 20 votes and Milburu
|23. Mr.. MiIburn and Nelson Harris ar(
candidates for Trustee. They aro botk
|good uou -tbo Democroes have ! -.
|jority % =, ED Mil6osn's oleelloa \
|certaio.
1Iss Lille 0reooes school elosed q
|tho 18th. Several viollod ~ school end
were well ploasod-eay q Wosa oploodli
AFFAIR. Every pupil took part II eng
IOr speeches. Mios Creme koe ~ hOo0l
lof bsIng one o. the bet teochess q thil
zlrrr Coos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

Donbsiag Thomaseo have followed ~
led % some Keneoeky vonld-bo spocu'
laeorp. IN docsylng ~ DPoepoce Tor proc
pesley u The norskesa part o. this co4nly
bosed o. The development % nu0orool
leads 81 silver beoring rock. he Courl,
|og b noe sssh 60 forming Ito opinlono, q
Quick % change them when horned. snd
i believes vet thae number % smeltess
Iooghs % dot Haroison ana COLUMBIA
i Unshlps -and will-be(oro anoshe1
year. The bsllof q founded o. sssays
b. various chemists o % the value 81
she silver orr. poesibly colored some
what ~ The desire that q may b %. il
regard % tho Buck Shoals Mine. the ~.
Iansville Courier u Monday says:
sHaving business within one mile 81
~Buck Shoals one day lase week Z
Courier reporter visited The mueh.lalked
Ios spot Tor ehe purpose Of ascertalnine
The ''eruo iuWardnessn Of The thing, Il
lposeiblo. IL % not . bic "bonsnnS %
Ice 1rst imported. bot lt 3 the general
opinion that silver exists u snllcienl
'scaIe.
In conversation with NJ. John Seits,
the president Of the mines. the reporter
learned that tho company intends 70 rs-
|sume operations shout the Rrst or April,
and that L matters not what the pspero
may poblish In regard 10 the mine being
s'ealted,' - each member Of the 0rm
knows what theirs q IN sighi. and he's
made calculation . to the profits.
The PRECEDENT showed the reporter
several oaeaya and among them the fol-
hn.fmv - - -~~s .~>~-e L..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

Mr.. n. \. TFohllchslsin, % Mobile,
Als.s WSltes: I take great pleasure IN
recommending DR.. Kings New DIscov.
cry for Consumption. having used Il for
: severe attack Of Bronchitis and c.
earvh. i gave me instant relief end en-
tirely cured ne and I havo not boon g.
1icted sinco. I ALEC beg % state that
bed tried other remedies with no good
result. Have Alec used Electric Bltlora
I'D d.. Kings New Life PiIIa both 81
which I can recommend.
Dr.. KIng's New Discovery Tor Con-
oomptloos Cougho end Colds, q cold On
i positive GUARANTEES. Trial bottles nee
q nebriaGsr Droe. Drug Store. I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

X1o Douocroes Of the SEVERAL precincts
- Dubois county. Indiana, are requested
% moee % Convention, q the usual
plncco % holding electiouS. Ia their -
opoc1Ivo pgecincss. on Saturday. the 7sh
day % April. 1858. e o'clock p. n,
~ ~ following purpoeess
10 selcct : member Of the Democratic
Couety Central Committee for said
Droc1nct.
10 appolnt delegates 70 The Democratic
Comfy CONVENTION, hefsi1aissr provided
lor.
10 instruct deleesses 10 The County
Coovontjon, 30 vote ron or Against
pomjassing candidates for the various
CouDly omcCo q Dubois county, 20 Be
voted for q the November election,
1o00, ard r. ron. how said candidates
ohnll - nomInated, whether By primary
election OF otherwise. and whenS
Ench precinct q entitled 70 one dele
Goco loe every twenty-five votes. and
ooo additional for fraction Of thirteen
o. more cast for Cleveland and Hen
dgicko % 1854. which entities them 20
- following number Of delegates:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

OIkU1BIB, ND M8SC0 IL x000.
EDrroR JAsPER CouRrRR II notice IN
the last issue Of your paper that my
friends Of this county are anxious for me
Ito give them leave 90 nee nv name BE-
/ fore the Democratic Representative Con-
|vention, for Dubois and Martin counties,
for the once Of Representative q the
| Legislsture Of the State Of Indians for
this Representative District IN reply.
will say that have no very great aspi.
rati0ns for the ONCE, but would accept
1.-THE nomination on the following condi-
Itious: giving ne their consent for me
Ito nee every honorable exerti0n 81 my
Ipower 20 have law enacted providing
that ID I'll cases where any person goes
before the grand jury Of any county in
this State, 10 order % get . bill found
Iagainst another party. u it appears that
the party made tho effort 10 get the bill
found through spite, or malice that be
holds against the party that he q trying
Ito get : bill found against be shsil Be
held responsible for the SHERIFF. fees IN
Isummo0ing witnesses, and for time Of
the sitting Of grand jury. and also :
reasonable fee TO Be paid 70 Prosecuting
Attorney for investigating the case ;
making it law that cases Of the fore
going nature can 90 before Justice Of
the Peace il the township The supposed
violator may reside. This law not 20
include or interfere with the right OF any
lpers0n 70 20 before the grand jury and
make a effort 10 6nd bill against any
|! party for murder, or IN assault with H.
tent TO commit murder. and various other
lerave offences. but simply = 70 minor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

The Democratic Primary election %
Hall township lest Saturday resulted q
1oIlows:
For Trustss-John Ksnnsy. g.; Solo
Ooo Crook, -.
Toe Jusfice q the Peaee-Lsvi 8
5ooobo, ST.
Tor Co.stnble-A nton Kerlen, ~.
supervisor, Dist 3-Joseph Schwartz.
m1l1or, -.
Dist. No. l-samuel Gillet, IA.
Ihis We presume, leaves The Geld clear
~ n. Kenney, for Trustee. He will
make IN excellent officer, and Democrats
viii not be ashamed OF hia adminissra.
eloo of township affhirs. He should b
oloc1ed By rousing majority, = a In
dIco1ion Of The spirit Of Democracy for
- fhll contest Close Up ~ Fanks
DoDocrats, ID overy township, and lei
10 world know how many true blus
Domocrats there ere n Dubois county.
No KepublIcan even dreams Of any other
pel1e!cal policy = asy Republican
~4@1e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

nuTynnu NJ Rewarded are those who read this
VvM uIU ~ and then nct; they will nnd honorable
nuu uuvIu employment that will not take them
uUAVuuD nom their homes and families. The
profits ere large and for every industrious per-
son. many have made and are nov making several
hundred dollars month. II - easy for any one % make
Is and upwards per day. who 10 willing towork Either
sex young old; capital not needed; we start you
Everything new. No special ability required; you,
reader can do II H well "a any Write 10 IA Il
once Tor full particulars. which mail free. Address
g4nson ACo Portland. Maine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

imam s~a Wondera exist n thou sands o. forms,
uuWunV but are surpassed BY The msrves or fnven.
HMM ton. Those who are IN need d profitable
WnSMS4 work that can be done while living n
home should u once serd their address 90 Hallef CO
Portland Maine, and receive FREE full information nov
either SEX of I'll ages. from 81 70 o1s per az
and upwards whenever theyIive You are started nee
Capital not required. Some have made over o5o IN
single day q tliswork- An succeed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

= o'clock p. u, for the purpose
10 appoint delegates 70 the State
Congregational, Judicial. Senatorial and
Representative Conventions.
70 organize the Democratic County
ContFal Committee.
10 determine, IL what manner. u Al
AL, candidates shall BE- nominated fol
~ various county o1lces IN Duboia
oo1nty, 70 b elected IN November. 1855
ond traosact such other business q may
ooWo before said Convention.
BY order Of the County Central Com
= r. BRUNDICK, Chairmaa.
8EHHY HoPPExyAHs, Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23
'7NVISIBLE SOME PEOPLE.
Gov. WILL CUMBACK /!
FRIDAY ylazs, lFl 1 1895
Z

Under the auspices Of the Jasper Lee
ture Association, the eloquent and able
x-Licut. Gov. WILL CUMBACK, will
delivered bic famous witty lecture, en-
titled:
''Tng INVISIBLE SOME PgoPLg."
Z vigorous and humorous "take on On
the gossipers and slanderers Of every
community, who hide themselves behind
.They say" "6ome people say" &C., 10
Jssper, on
FRIDAY NIGHT, April 9Th, 1883.
All who appreciate a. inteIlectua
treat. and good laugh, should make i
d point to attend.
T1cxgIos &c Cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

method and ~ stem ~ cork that can be periormed III
over the country without separating the workers. from
their homes. rU liberal; any one can Do he work
either sex, young or cId special ability required
Capital no. Eceded you started out free Cut shl
out and return tous snd W will send you fse
thing % usst value and Importance 70 you. that will
start yon business. which will bring you IN more
money right eway, than snyfhinR else IN the World
Grand outot nes. Address TAGS Co.. Augusta. NJ.
reb- -, 'ss-ys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

The delegates IN conformity 70 the
foregoing call, are requested 70 meet, In
County DELEGATE Convention, in City Hall
+ Huntingburg. Dubois county, Indiana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

Any one Who moved into The STATE
o1(og Octobor = 1o57, will not have III
1lg1t q vote q the April electioo d
-. Any one who moved from on(
oownohlp % another amer Tburoday,
February & 1oo4, cannot vote q TIE
oowno0ip election held O Monday,
April :, 1853. Any one Who moved
non one precinct 20 another aller Sat.
ue1oy, March 3, 1858, will not have Z
9IG1e g vote q the coming April else
80. This d according 10 The election
~ q (ho State % Indiana and al voter
zz11l4 govern themeelyes accordfngly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

oIfrof J. W. French, for many year,
1CpogiDtondent or The city schools Or Nj
yognoo, end also for several terms
Vognty Superintendent or Posey county,
-, ooo0s 20 - gaining The led Tor me
Doo10lon % State Supt. % Public ID.
0oguoeIoo. He was the recent Senator
1o0 Rooey and Gibson counties, though
~ editing paper j. Lafayette. Hi
oxoonolvo acquaintaace. By right Of hil
oonoooglal connection, added 70 bic eOi.
nooe poroonal qualities, will give bin
1Booe prestige = : candidate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23

INVENTION ;:;; ~; ; 4 !;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-23
GET YOUR COAL CHEAP!

is now ready 10 deliver the BEoI
COAL mined In Southern Indiana
from his mine three-quarters OIL
mile North west Of jasper. Alow0
vein than either OF the other mines
are working.
Orders left ut the Store Of N. =.
Sermersheim q Go. will receive
Prompt attention. Sep. =, ~.
The evening world., 1888-02-11
PAYING ONLY FOR WHAT YOU
GEL.

There has been aOund ant proof during the PAST
few weeks that no matter how great caution IL OBJ
served everybo ~ Is liable TO accidents. At such a
time expenses increase and Income often ceases,
II IL to indemnify such unfortunates that numerous
companies have been organized, but many have
been unable TO avail themselves OF this protection
because the Fixed charges are too high. 10 this
latter class the American Accident Indemnity Assoc
citation OF New York offers special advantages.
Past experience OF the management OF the asSOcia-
ton has demonstrated that ~ per month IL angle
for paying all Gains promptly and In fun because
the Insurance under its system IL confined TO Sc
lcctcd occupations. In OHr SOcirty JOhpHdi OF
New York for December, 1857, appeared these
words OF comincndation:
Among our new advertisers this month will be
found the American Accident lndcmnlty Associa-
ton, OF New York. oflces IN the well-known Row.
ell Building, 10 Spruce street, New YORK. There are
some features Of Especial interest to agents In the plan
of this association which are important Innovations
on the usual plan, and should commend the company
10 the favorable notice OF lnsuranc. agents In the
field. We recommend our readers 10 put them-
selves In communicate IN with the Secretary, Mr..
Tompkins, a very genial and business-l!ke gentle
man."
The evening world., 1888-02-11
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.

Within the past i've years there has been a re-
markable growth OF life Insurance In the United
States. Novel systems have been proposed 10y the
projectors OF new companies, who have resorted
TO this device In the hope Of attracting those who
realize the benefits OF insurance but have had little
opportunity OF making a careful study OF the prin-
ciples on which the business can be most safely con-
Quoted. The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York has stood the test OF f~orty-nve wears OF expert
ence. Not only Is iis record an honorable one, but its
business has grown to be phenomenal. The year
1857 was nm eventual one in lis history, because it
portance. The new risks amounted to s69, 451, 4es,
a larger sum than was ever previously written by
the Mutual In the space of one year. This business
was obtained without resort to any peculiar meth
DDS or without undue expense to the old policy
holders.
The financial results OF the business of the past
year, during which over SlI, 900, 900 were paid out
to policy-holders, show very conclusively that in no
other company In any country have the interests OF
policy-holders been SO carefully protected as In the
Mutual Life, nor where the results attained have
been commensurate with the estimates made.
While life insurance requires outlay, 1t has been
many mes conclusively SHOWN that 1t costs
less money In the Mutual Life than in
any other company. The public 10 not slow to
appreciate this, and as a result the Mutual Life in
the last year of Its history eXcels Its record. Just
pride can be taken In this exhibit OF the business OF
1887: New business done, $69, 49,, 46S. 81; total in
surance In force, $427, Cos, 932. 81: total income in
1857, $22. lis, 922. 40; total assets, $lls, SCI, S5l IS;
surplus over Liabilities, 80, 294. AL. 81; paid policy
holders, $l4, l2s, 423. so.
The evening world., 1888-02-11
THE PERFECTION OF ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

Simplicity and security In the management OF
which commend IL TO favor. 1t Ia difhcult for a
new business to be established when competition
IL sharp even when II possesses these qualities.
That the Guaranty Mutual Accident Association,
Potter Building, IS Park row, New York,
should In the short space OF twenty months during
which II has been In existence have succeeded in
securing over so, 900, 0OJ OF actual business Is
energy OF its officers and the excellence
OF It's system. 1t was started April 81,
1886, and since that time -, 900 policies have
been issued. Every just claim has been paid In
full and no valid claim remains unpaid. The object
OF the association is to furnish the maximum bene-
nts Of accident insurance at the minimum cost
consistent with careful management. These bene-
dts are large and varied and graded 10 classes COW
ering the referred, extra preferred. ordinary,
medium, hazardous and extra hazardous occupa-
tions. The cost IL the same In all classes and COLI
sis,s OF n membership fee OF s. for a full member
or S. for q half member, payable but once, and
assessments at regular intervals Only four assess
mcnts per year have been required TO pay all clalms
and expenses In full. making the cost OF iDsur-
ance only fl2 per year.
A special and highly commendable feature OF the
management OF the association Is strongly Endorsed
by the ohio Insurance Department in report Of eX-
animation made last year, as follows:
"1he ndelity ana care gwen 10 the advance de-
posts made 10y members In setting II aside In u
separate fund ] particularly commend THIS Is as
The evening world., 1888-02-11

threaten to overmaster him, but shame, hor-
ror and despair goad him to almost super
human cxcrtions. At last, but lily clothed,
he has gained the air, and creeps ~shiyeringly
through the fragrant dewiness and blossom,
heavy shrubbery to the gate. But there leans
u woman.
He Is close beside her and she turns too
quickly for his escape; turns and extends her
hands with u startled cry.
" DO not touch me, Thnlia :" the tramp eN-
claimed in terrible excitement. Let me
go! Let me go!'-
And then he has tainted again and lies
among the wet summer grasses supported III
Miss ST. Amand's arms.
II is many DAYS before the tramp recovers
from his second attack of fever, but his con-
s~titutlon is strong and he wanders back from
the shalowy valley and opens his eyes upon
ITALIA 81. Amand's face bending above him.
lie does not seem startled ut seeing her
there.
He makes no attempt to s~peak-only gNzes
long and passively into the clear, gray
depths of her ardent eyes, until his own
long dashed lids slowly close and sweet
slumbers help him bnck 10 life.
For two days he is III that passive state
which only accepts conditions with weary
submiSsiveness he asks no questions, only
obeys. and Miss st. Armand rules tho sick
room aud the sick man. .
The third day she-haying, noted the mil
'ba ~ ~ bDhNl.l9l Vtulusty euA lNrL
The evening world., 1888-02-11
EVERY FAMILY INTERESTED IN 1T

From q careful examination made both as to It's
plan, method OF business ana financial condition,
but one conclusion has been reached, and that IL
that the Womcn's Mutual Insurance and Accident
Company Is worthy OF confidence and affords an
insurance, by Its special features, not elsewhere to
be attained. The officers are all women OF wealth
and high standing, a guarantee OF good faith and
honesty. Not only has there been a constant
increase In membership during the i've years
OF Its existence, but IL. quality has been
improved, women OF the better class being at
tracted TO this system, which adopted the broad
principles Of no discrimination on account OF sex.
All persons between the ages OF sixteen aud sixty
IN ordinary good health are eligible for member
ship. While 1t admits 10 membership men equally
with women, is destiny doubtless IA That It will be
peculiarly a wOman's Insurance. 1t has therefore
a boundless future. The President Is Eliz ibelh Il.
Phelps, aud Actuary, Cornelius Kamplng. Its
home once Is 1T les Broadway.
The evening world., 1888-02-11
HONESTY AND FAIRNESS WITH
OUT RED TAPE.

Although II has been In existence only two
years, the Provident Fund Society has taken high
rank among the insurance societies that have grown
into great favor with the public. This is best
shown by the increase In the volume Of Its business
within the past few months. In November and
December, 1851, nearly IS, 900, O0O OF insurance was
written. The society commenced The new year by
receiving at the home ONCE at No. $50 Broadway
nearly 100 applications for policies In its accident
department OH the nrst business day. Not a little
OF this success Is due to the energy Of the President.
Mr.. A. N. Lockwood, who is a well-informcd and
experienced insurance man. There are, however,
other and good substantial reasons why this youth
ful but vigorous society has gained such wide pop
ularity. This IL largely owing to the arrangement
of It's classes, and also to the promptness with which
Osses are settled and the busine ss-like methods and
lack OF red tape IN the transaction Of Its business
The plan Of the Provident Fund Association Is a
comprehensive one and It's charges are MADE OIL the
basis Of actual cost Of risk, the percentage detained
for expenses being small, 30 that the insured pays
Just what the risk is worth, neither more nor lcss.
The company charges all classes the same fee,
the difference being In the capital at stake In the
various classes. Thus In class A the fee and an
nual premium irsures the holder q life IN
OF IS. 900, All indemnity Of 81, 800 in case OF loss OF
limb, OF 81, $50 Oh loss Of eye, and OF SIS weekly
payments on disability by accident, while Glass l.,
the lowest. gives but $3.50 In case Of death, sl25 for
loss of limb, SIS for loss OF eye and s5 per week
Tor disability.
The membership fee Is S.. and Is low enough to
allow even the poorest to buy insurance. The
other charge Is a bimonthly one Of 81, aud this can
DO paid 10 advance for The whole year. Half-rate
certificates are issued, giving half indemnity, AZ
stated In the classification Of risks ut So Tor mem-
bership fee and have The above assessment
The society pays tho full face OF the policy for
loss of hand and foot or both hands or both feet.
The company insures against any kind OF bodily
injury induced by purely accidental causes. New
members are not assessed until the second month
following the date OF admission. As this payment
OF membership fee Ia s., 1t is evident that 1t pays
the first assessment, hence the actual membership
fee Is but 81.
All claims arising out Of accidents are paid
promptly Immediately after investigation and APP
proval. There Is not an unpaid claim Of any ma
ture standing against the society to-day.
The best guarantee OF the financial strength and
business ability OF the company Is the strong Board
Of Directors OF the society, whlcn includes men Of
the highest standing in the community.
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nutcst changes III his coudition-knuws ren-
mental activity has recommended, and SO she
kneels by his sid and holds one of his and
and puts her other hand softly and sluillngly
on his lips.
You ARE not 10 speak not one word I'll
say all there is 10 toe said, and then you may
think of IT until You are quite well. Long
ago my vanity and coquetry We're the means
Of nearly running your life long ago |
nearly took your life. | DO not mean to pain
YOU my mentioning that but we shall never
forget it, and may as we'll learn a. think of it
all calmly. | had long known and waited 10
redeem my error of the past, always
hoping You would come, but little dream
ing how. Now that We have found each
other, | claim as mine the life to which
! have So long been only a curse. |
know its very worst, and | know that with
me. and for my sake, it shall yet reveal to
me its very best capabilities. | am living
here with IA distant relative, as his heireSs.
The night you tried to leave here | told him
my determination. tie said | should choose
between HIM and you. | have made the
choice-it il SO very easy-for| love YOU w
Here Miss st. Amand's lips bent to seal
with kisses tn , ayowals She had made, and
the tramp asks nwedly
"Thulia, do You believe | would DO base
enough to let you make this sacrifice and link
your lite with mine-ns il is now ~
Hush! ! said you We're not TO speak
NNNhN - - 1 A" ~ RL- 80 'f-