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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-14

The Malson end Nyera meeting q
New Albany o. Manday night wss :
tremendous gathering % tho people,
Over I. oU0 men Werei 10 line In Inc pro.
cesslon, most % them with torches =
handsome uniforms. 4 company OF 100
came IN on horseback from one OF Inc
out township. with campaign caps,
torches. and big red sashes. They were
|oficered BY men who have never voted
|the Democratic ticket heretotore- solid
farmers, Republicans from principle. ou'
Who think tho party has sunk 81 its
principles In adopting the Chicago plat
form, and so will vote the entire Demo
lcratic ticket this year. Obi the ball q
Trolling. aud Republicans who READ and
lthlnk, are coming IN q every turn.
Col. n1stson and Capt. Myers, a.
Though they arrived about On hour late
held the crowd with their soltds home
|spun arguments and matchless eloquenee
lin about II o'clock. IL is needless q
cay tho Democracy Of Floyd e we
pleased. ...
They stood by the acre for hours list
cniny 10 the speeches. In the open n'y'
air.
We were Indebted TO that vetera
democrat and splendid advocate. Col
w. w. Tuley for seats 10 his once ~
view the ~procession passing, with min
bsnds, aud innumerable tin horns.
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Col. Courtland Q. Matson at Hunt.

Huxrsxanun0. Inn. Sept. II, 1855.
To.nleht. by odds the biggest politI.
|cal msetlnx ever gathered together in|
Dobols County. Was eloQuently. ably
Ara forcibly addressed BY Col. Natson.
the Democratic Candidate for Governor
|of che STATE Of Indiana. Al 10 r. n
I'm excursion train ~ tour coaches ar'
rived from Jasper, aud about four
hundred enthusiastic Jasper Democrats
were received b. the Huusinsburg PEG.
nile. AZ 500 r ~. the Colonel arrived
la eho depot aud was conducted By
Judge Weiborn and Hon. a. n. Sweeney
Ito the North cnd Of the depot where
|sevcral thousand people stood waiting.
The Colonel WAS welcomed by me cheers
from { th0usAnd threats and there the
Immense crowd Of people arranged into
line and proceeded 20 the speaking
lgrounds in procession. In the lead Was
The jasper Star Band next came : long
string Of enthusiasts Democratic, cheer
ling their favorite candidates. Cleveland,
Thurman and Mntson these were follow
ed by the Pickhardt Flambeau Corps Of
Huniingburg, who did much 10 make
ishe turnout 4 great success then came
the next governor and his company - :
Handsome carriage. drawn by prancing
sieeds, next in lead WA The Hunting
burg Music Band, who discoursed sweet
music to keep in step the many Demo
lcrats that brought up the rear. The
parade wac fully Z mile long and led
Through the principal streets Of Hunt,
ling burg. Fire-crackers. and decorated
houses along the line Of march helped
Ito make the scene . grand one, such q
has never before been seer in the county
ARRIVING al the grounds, the procession
was welcomed by 1t least . thousand
Democrats Of both sexes and ell sge
with rousing cheers. A handsom'
lpiatform decorated with hAgs an
blowers had here been erected, sn'
Ibenches had been placed for The com
fort Of the audience.
The Jasper Star Band gave its famou
piece Of music, called . medley, and the
The Hon. "A. N. Sweeney introduced q
the vast audience in . few appropriat
and ll-chosen words the Next Gov
leruor OF Indiana" The Colonel fire'
lby lhe enthusiasm Of bis audience IN
lcheered by its greatness IN num0e
delivered Z speech, for sound solid logi
which Was simply great. Not one left ID
grounds until The Colonel had finishe
! aud eli seemed 10 want him 70 kee
on speaking.
Judge Welborn made : few remark
after the Colonel's speech. and bis %
=Idress was Is well received % Il NJ
IL Wa repIete with commo
sense, and wise language, and good q
vice.
Huntingburg should Be proud Of itse
lfor being able 70 get up such . gran
and successful demonstration.
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PRIRDMAN'S GROVE!
one-haIf Mile West Of JASPER.


The intention Of this REUNION 10 20
form the nucleus for the permanent e.
adjustment Of Animal Reunions TO meet
In various parts Of Dubois county In the
future, . practice heretofore entirely L.
nored. The expenses connected there
with rests entirely with the Post and
Camp.
To enliven the occasion . false alarm
viii be given It . o'clock It night, Sep
TENDER cath, representing two contend
ing armies 1t rest after : battle. A picket
firing ~ On imaginary enemy thereby
causing . general fire Of Musketry and
ARTILLERY. Old Soldiers will recogniz'
lin this : true illustration Of life In var
II also affords . beautiful night scene q
observers-
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Opportunity for safs, careful and de-
lfberste tariff reform u now offered, and
nono OF us should b uumindful Of .
time when an abused and irritsted peo-
PIE, needless or those who have resisted
timely and reasonable relief, may insist
upon ; radical and sweeping rectidca-
lion % their wrongs.-President Cleve-
lands Message.
Unless The tariff men take heed, unleea
They consent to arationsl and consid'
orAle adjustment Of the tariff. such u
only can Be made IN the full light that I
oarefuI statistical study Of the subjec
Will bring, I fear from them more thal
nom aoy other source, . reaction whicl
Will bring q BY and By into free trad
oud IN 10 consequences Of evil 70 IL
manufacturing interests or the country
dooiro 70 ~ thst, 10 my judgment
q y nos (ho best mode Of defending
onrI4 . dooouuce every man who doe
ool pronounce the ~shibboleth after On
11onl0u, - - enemy Of the tariff
opeeeh u Gen. Gar6eid, July -, 1868.
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A the time for the State Fair i nearly
mon. % the interests in this annual ex-
hibition increases. This u Q Of the
States enterprises Of which b may
well be proud, ~ II IL now an
ed fact that Indiana Outranks 81 the
other States in the character Of her an
|uual exhibitions. while the attendance
from year to year has been largely ~.
creased. a. is shown conclusively oy
Of gate receipts. The state
Board OF Agriculture. recognizing 20
steady growth OF the Fair, and the grea,
.lnecessity OF additional grounds and
improvements to accommodate the large
increase Of exhibitors and VISITORS, "a
kent pace with the march Of progress
and provided q . very large expendi
lure OF money everything that y needed
Ito show q the State Fsir Of 1883 tn
most complete exhibit Of the States pro
|ducts that has been gathered together Il
The history Of the State. and The man
'agement depend upon the people 70 giv
lie such support - will rebound 70 %
'|credit or our rapidly growing common
wealth.
: Don't forget the date. II Il SEPTEs
, Der 18th, and IL nearly here.
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Nh. EDr7on :-Anor having reod your
iu,erosling paper aud bomo o. mo many
letsero frodl dliAant parts oe the Union.
thought perhaps you would Ind space
a your columns for . few itoms from
one Of your many readers.
The crops are Aattering In this vicinity
Farmers arc blowing for wheat.
Last Saturday The Republicans raised
= pole % this place, and every thing wen!
on lovely until evening, when they had
IL little fight 20 raise : seneatiou. ]
thought free whisky Was on the brain
but the tariff VA paid In 20 ESQ. Cape
hart, OF Iron Bridge. We expected Z
|rousIng speech from fhc Republican can
didate Of the fret congressional district
lhe ala tolerably we'll, Notwithstanding
Ithe Impression made upon his brain and
stomach BY female beauty and sweet
peaches. After prostrating himself for :
while upon the SOFA. he and HE lady
friend took : walk to The rock spring
about oue-hslf mile from velpen, thi'
being according to his physical wants
and there they Thoroughly DISCUSSED th'
tariff, and returned we'll satistied. bu
axitsted with their wslk. lie Quee'
MI. p. Il having dreams Of workin,
elevators, when q Vclpen. But 81
Peter stands aside. The pole was peale'
and ornamented with I flutter-miIl Ant
red stripes. and given three tremend
Gus cheers BY r. X. G. The honorabl
gentlemen that raised the poplar pol
Ate : Democratic dinner, the Republican
had none to spare. Mr.. S~tubblefiel'
said he was kicked on ell sides while !
ofice. Hope they hit the son place
Sorry he Was made IN object Of derisIo
while there. Miss Peg-on read one .
President CIeveland's vetoes.-gness Oh
|, had Just received II from Congress
sIS-o-w glad. We had heard nothing Of
Harrison has warned tho people Of We
! pen not to arouse the anger Of Miss I
: as she has threatened to withdraw frol
1.-The campaign II she was provoked IN q
lleast. So. that would be the nm
|, downfall OF the Republican party. Ihrs
, cheers for Cleveland and Thurman!
81 OBsERvER.
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The rain has ceased for . few days and
our farmers are blowing for wheat.
The threshing machine was In our
neighborhood last week and most Of oui
farmers have their wheat IN the granery
now.
Our cunday.school u progressing
finely and will attend . s. 8. picnic q
Ellsworth ON the l4th. A general goot
time 10 expected BY all.
Little Emmit McCarrell is on the sicl
list yet. He IL : little better now.
Prof. A. N. Sweeney delivered IN in
|terestinR lecture 1t the Harris churcl
house on the night OF the sixth. II
presented our graduates Of Columbia
township. Miss Nina Conrad aud HI
Henry Simmons with diplomas
M. G. thought IL was too bad for Nj
Graham 10 ride with an old maid O
each side Of him. lido not know VII
he does not like old maids, % bis Ias
wife was one.
Nj. s. says some Of the young ladie
have been making lcap-year visits I
his house to see his son How is TIL
girls. are the boys extra good looking
Our lawyer vent to Jasper last weel
he returned In time to take Misc. I
up the lane.
M. Graham. you had better lookout
YOU will not have hut one old maid
20 next time. But II will not be 90 BE-
lie Frank does not upset the buggy iik
he did the sleigh last winter when B
had Il filled with pretty maidens.
SUsASMARrA.
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u SENSIBLE SOLDIER.
one ofthe $4,000 who Were Neg
lected BY Republicans.

seymour. Ind. Special.
George w. Warner, IN old soldier
and influential citizen Of this city, fur
uishes the following for publication,
which speaks for itself:
II served in the Uni0d army % . prt-
vale in Company H, Tenth Indiana Cav
airy, and dusing that period incurred {
permanent partial disability. For this
vas granted Z small pension several
years CO., but in 1870 l wa dropped
from the rolls BY : Republican admins
tratiou. / made repeated and persisten'
efforts 10 be- restored. but my claim r.
ceived no attention. When the Demo
cratic administration came In l applied
again, aud in . reasonable time during
which | was afforded every facility FOL
the prosecution Of my claim, ! Vas 70
stored 10 the rolls 1t the rate Of So pei
month, and allowed 1fteen years bscl
pay.
Republican ticket In my life; but ! nav
hal enough. Iapprove and support 81
Presidents vetoes OF fraudulent pensio
bills. and l also approve and support b
administration. III live ill the 9th I
November next, l will vote the Dem
~|crstic County, District, State ana -
'ltional ticket straight"
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Keep II before the people that Harri-
con said that : dollar . day Il enough
Tor : common lsborer.
Keep Il before The people that Col
1(Atson challenged Gen. Hovey to de.
bate the tariff before the people Of India
~, and that Hovey will not dare to face
him. He knows why. Truth and errol
ean mol exist together. nor face eacl
other ID combat.
Keep Il before the people that Harri
con voted fourteen times In Congress h
food this country with Cinnamon VIII
will work for 80 cents . day.
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4 WEAK. NEUyOUDs
TED, who in his FOLLY md
hes T1lTLE9 away b. v100 O 1vHas
6rSinS upon the YOuNIAIN9 o. n1t3
GEAbxSHkk g . RAc = Ecno :; PsssH%.
~ tHCE and an de EfFECl1 lsadinEto
E46LY BECAY and perheps 0S.g. ~
T60T n fN0AU1TY, should consult ~ onc$
~ GEGEnRATED br. Clarke, kstao!i.nSc
~. D.. OHIO hes made NE1yOUo 80
16IITY. CTImONnC and al D1oeoeo, y
eSS 0EVITO UwnNAUY O1Ean9 =
SSn6v. n makcs NO di1erence Wn4A1 -
~ sakcn Of WHO he's lhtled 70 cure 49,.
SYEmAlENeufIeringff non disea1e9Re8
No = S6cir oex can consult with the enuLSn2S
n wse6y relief and cure. Sand ? cent poesaos
q WORKS % your di1ca.ea $1,000
Gr6ond & eoun posfaE % 1SSSS
WS7&o On CDroo6c, Nesvouo ero 49,
Sn6S Dr.. CONSULTATION, pe1.9o,!iy -
f~31cr. 6Foos Consult TIE 81 DeeSSss
2iSSssSS6o egred. O0ee. 2 1essSss
5F1v01o. nDrIhooc contemplating 1ssm3s
End Or d. C1eghe'e celsnraas1 ~ ~
Halo and yemeoss. eacn lbc: 49, -s ~;
- GGAnKR. 4 friendly letter q cs1l W.
ave fn1ufe su1gslnEand eneme. 10 soo -.
y1an o ~ 1DrDook laeeY $500, N.sll.s.E
fS1syS O.. (slampsl Msdicins : ws.eeS
Qqns eyegyns1a. osc9sS 4
- "a. Clagk - CHICAGO. IL
July Is, l66s-ly.
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The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
says: "When the Republicans reduced
the tariff they called Il tariff reform.
When the Democrats do the same the
Republicans cay it IL free trade. When
. RcpublIcan President vetoes IN impor-
tant pension bill IL IL IN oct Of protec-
1ion 70 the veteran. When Nj. Clevo'
land vetoes % important pension bill Y
~ reflection upon the army boys and
a Unconstitutional assumption Of pow
-. When : Republican Senate pro
poses 70 rctaliate upon Canada q Is
dofense or the national honor. WheI
Mr.. Cleveland resorts 70 retaliation y
buocombe and bluster. Nov
really, isn't Il : fair question TO 81
whether The Republican stock Of BY
pocrIsy charged upon the Democrat
will hold out until November 81"
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BRICK YARD
|RRIcK FOR SALE

John Geier, IT,, has taken charge Of .
ct the North side Of Jasper
and now has for sale, in any quantity de'
sired, brick Of AL qualities. lie asks IN
people or Dubois county for their custom
and will make favorable terms on hous'
patterns. JOHN 0Ei5it, -
Aug. 81, '88--ly.
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SILVER MINE
SALE
| offer Tor sale my one-fourth interest In
the famous
BUCK SHOALS SILVER NINE

OOOO
situated near Haysville In Dubois county,
Indiana. The mine hss : new Hartsfeld
Patent Water Jacket Smelter, capacity
10 tons per day. with furnace, pumps.
lsteam engine, buildings, and I'll kinds OF
mining tools. The ore IL . free mining
ore. and lays 90 that each miner can
easily average taking out i've tons per
|day. Coal for smelling Il found IN Inc
same hills. about 60 feet above the silver
lore. Inspection Of the mine and . test OF
The ore IL invited BY any person wishing
Id buy. Nv fourth interest i offered ~
parts or will be sold as > whole, 10 suit
purchasers, and ! will give : reasonable
Icredit on part Of the purchase money
want 10 sell because | have . good farm
and an not . practical miner, and IN
mine should have some one who under
stands the business TO run IT, The FOL
Flowing assays Of the ore have bee'
4 April 8. 1ss5--By Prof. J. N. Hurry
? analytical chemist. indianapolis, outcrop
,lpings, showing $50 per ton.
April %, 1885--By The same person
little farther in the hill, % 80 per tor:
Nov. "a, 1ee6-By the same chem's
ga per ton. -,
Aug. 80, 16S7-A ton Of the ore SINE,
led u Newport, Ky, by NJ. Cnas !
lHsrtsfeld. and : bullion test thereIro'
made by DR.. w. Dickore, Ohio Sta
chemist, Cincinnati, Ohio, showed VAL
l59l o.. OF silver, aud O. In gold. VAN.
Dec. l887--A test was made Of y
same bullion a. above, 1t the Philad'
phia Mint, which showed 66 o. o. sllv
land 40 o.. Of gold per ton.
The ore can be mined and smelted
= total cost or not exceeding $3.50 70
|per ton, and with systematic work .,
lion would probably Be prepared
market at : considerable reduction TX
that average.
ANY one desiring to purchase -
louested to call on or address
JACOB NEUKAM,
Aug. 81, iees-sm. H~aysvilIe, Ind
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The ,sst French RIFLE, % described
hae I bail 90 small that : soldier osn
carry no rounds, shoots with : new
powder, and ~ bullet pierces
q brick wall eight Inches thick - 6W
yards.
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One OF the most gallant soldiers Indi-
ana sent to the front during the late war,
and the Democratic candidate for Lieu.
tenant Governor OF Indiana, will address
biz fellow eitizens Of Dubois county, q
JASPER, Thursdsy, Sept. 20, q Night
BIRDSEYE, Friday, Sept. n, Il ] p. %
Let everybody come out and hear thi'
eloquent exponent Of the Peoples
Rights.
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Having nice weather q present.
Politics IL the order Of the day.
Beccasusan IL waiting patiently, Wild
Bill.
The basket meeting It Shiloh wal well
attended.
Nj. +. s. Crook has returned from the
west and will stay awhile.
There has been an abundance Of fruit
this year. Keeps everybody busy dry'
ing.
Beccasussn heard some : giving bel
away Sunday. Wonder II that WASH
Verner3
Miss Cinda Jacobs who has been visit
ing relatives here, returned home satur
day.
Everybody IL going 70 the celebration
|at Ellswor th Saturday, 20 =
BEccAsusAN.
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II speech delivered q Bloomington,
IlIs.. n the campaign Of 1875, Ben. Hav-
rfsou said OF our Irish citizens:
IL IL easy 20 know that man's race
Won III know what they ere. AZ y were
not 6or them ~ would not need half o.
Our commentaries, which ere almost ful'
a. them. They have no i~ntclligcuce
They are only good 20 shovel dirt End
0rnde railroads, Tor which they receive
more than they ere worth, - they ase %
ecoulsItfon 70 The American people,"
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Tom Braxtan the Friend Of Labor
(In . HOrn.)

The Republics party. that wants the
votes OF the people ~ the friend Of the
Laboring Masses, has put before them as
is candidate for Congress from this dis
trict, one Thomas Braxtsn, Of Paoli, who
il the same kind OF friend to the labor
ing man that : hyena Il 10 . lamb
friendly while he can make : meal Of Of
him. l propose TO give . ehort chapter
|of this friends treatment Of Iaoor'ne
men who worked for him % railroad
Hands in 1887, on the Louisville anc
Texas railroad, in Daviess county, Ky.
was employed BY Thomas Brsxtas
a. foreman OF : gang Of from 10 to =
graders. OF al n~ationalities, constructing
the road bed. The hands were gener
ally poor men. 10 need OF their wage
for support. He arranged bis pay-da
for the 18th Of the month, but AWAY
kept out Of the way 50 that the men ~
not get their wages before from the I'll
to the 18th. and he would frequently a
me about the LIST Of the month. 10 d.
charge certain men, which, Of course
had to do; when the men would 50 !
the next gang for work. but would d
get Il. aud after being away three
: Sour day, would come back and deman
} their s.time" Of me, on which 70 dra
their pay.-but on asking Braxtan for q
!. money. he would tell them they won
: have 10 vait ill payday, Or be mig
: arrange with bis son, who bad 2 ra'lro'
clearinghouse and store 70 fleece !
: men. The hand would then appeal
B~rsxtan's son Sam. or Frank, after q
ran away and would Be told u Pc wou
shave biz wages rs per cent, he could
Q the caahl a IS per cent. shave ior g
Q weeks Va : pretty deep cut, but me Pc
man would generally Be compelled
rake IL from this "friend" Of the labor
a many OF them . testify. One. =
d Herbert McMahel, OF ireland, IN I
county, : Republican who won ote
,e Braxsan being ~ Of the swind!ed'
N wss compelled to leave bis service
~ cause 1 did not board at his board
G. tent. but I had 20 20 back specially
e. payday for my money, Or shave y
Il Ger cent. for 1O-days.
ID II any man doubts this, tbe evidc
or umbers OF the laborere In Kentuc
o. can be brought to s~ubstantiate Il.
- This u not al, but enough for
en time.
IL Yours, for labor,
~ THOMAS 1o0Al
SIX IRELAND, IxD., Sept. 10, 1888,
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HovEY won't meet Matsou, Porter
Wont meet Turpie, Gviflths won't mee'
Mlers. the people won't vote the fra'd'
~to.dehase ticket and Harrison cant 81
10 re White House next Msrch.-N'A
Ledger.
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A. Iarre-Thonas 4. Cobb and Jshn ;. Lamb.
First Dr<r{ct-S. B Vance
R.conA Di<fricf-CG,lcr 9. Dobbins-
Third Dlzsrct-Cbsrles Z. yeseit.
Fourth Di<<ricf-<icholas ConneI
Flrh ristrict-Jchn T. ka<t-
SIKH Di>trict-IhomasJ <tady.
Gercafh Di>trict-nxvi d 3 Gecding-
Eirhth -nisfricf-<tsphen B. ta<tt-
Mini D~1s<rict-jchn =. NcHuxh.
T<rth D-i<<rsct-D2vit D. Dyksmsn-
Eleventh Dstrict-jonn ~ Turner.
Twelfth uistrict-Jonn n. Bass.
Thirtsenth Dls;rict-N \. .. Packard.
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Al Hamilton. Ont..a man who Dor
rowed n umbrella and did not return i
has Just been sentenced TO jail 'or one
year. "A timely warning 70 The wise y
~suf3cient.
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with John y Cohrs-
III IL just snch : letter . you'd expect
from Grover Cleveland. There 10 no
back-doWn from what he seid before
Judge Gresham said 10 me before ~!
name was meutioned - . candidate tna'
Cleveland would get = bigger vote this
time than he had before, because d
|-possessed two elements the America,
people admire honesty and courage.
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O6icers for The ensuing year: y. a.
|Glezen. W. NJ; j. N. Lennon, 8. w.;
n. \. Niiburn,J j. WIT. KelIams, Treas. ;
w. 4. Cooper, Sec'y. Regular Cow. On
saturday night preceding each full
moon.
o. X. A., Branch 49,
Meets ne LIT and ID Mondays Of ~.
|erv month &c their hall, on the corner q
oth and Newton streets, IN jasper.
GEoRoE MEnRlNoEs, Pres.
FRANK FINK, sec'y.
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Gor>rncr-corrtland c. Mat<cn.
Lieutenant Governor William =. Ayers.
Secretary 81 St.fe-Rchert y. Aiers.
Auditor Of Stafe-Chsvie< A. Mun<on.
Treasurer IL save Thomas B. byrnes-
Reporter supreme Co1rt-Jchn W. Kern.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \. Wilson.
enpt. Public fn>trlction-Edmoud -. 6rimtn.
Tr~f Di>srlcf-WmiAm +. xihlzek-
Second District -Gecrge ". Houk-
Vourfh Usuict-Aiien zollars-
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courrerrman. "a D;s,rict-JohnH \. o'Sesn-
Fcr senator Dubois and rsrry-niilism a Irsy,cr.,
Representative Dnbois and y zrtin-krnS y fsckneru
1~,r<<~rf.tivs Lawrence, Orange and Drbois-Jsms
u. willard
For Prosecutor lsth Judicial Circuit.
John L. BIxETZs Dubois County
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The Dust.
You Must
Not Bust
A Trust.
-TJames G. Blaine -Buffalo Courier
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Il nov ready 20 deliver Ss.5sra
COAL mined IN SoutneI.s,s IL
from his mine shree-qns 4 ,cvs
nile Northwest Of JakPer. Mo
80. than either of the otne
are working.
o-a.,. seft &C the store 70
S-~m~r~heSm = Co. N.Ai
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