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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-14

fxDIxxAf0Lrs. I'D ~ s-Report- from
S.l parts ~ he state show IN &C fhe election
nas been q VERT Bile land side for the Drrnoc-
rscy. The entire Democratic state tick "a IL
. sected ~ big mzi1rlties. and Chairman
~ chencr % the Republican state commit
f.r comedies she defeat q his party b.
scout loo
Chairman Jewctt Of shr Democratic COM
snaiftec ia inisiles the following estimate
"a fnnj oritirs and Congressman from
1Gdiana- Majority on state ticket. l-.sn.
Senators elected. -. hoid-uve ~. total. ~
Representatives elcctet. -. majority on
1a<nt ballot. s. Eleven Con sre--mea. being
~ members except An the xth and Ninth
a ~triet~-
first Dsstrict--wm- u. Parrrtt. D~m
Second DIstrict--tohn T. Brett Dem.
Third - sirict-Jason u Broun y. Dem
fuurfh Dlstrict-w. = Holman. Dem.
Fifh District George W. Cooper. Dem
sixth ni-tr.ct-Hrnry q. johnson. Rep.
seventh y stricf-w n Dynun. D-m
Eighth D.strlct-Eljah Eraok shire. Dsm.
Ninth Dl-;rict-DAa.cG waugh. Rep
Tenth DAstrict- David "A Pstt0n. Dem
Kirvcnsh Dlstrlel-Auguslu- Martin.
Deu.
T~ciath Dlstrict-charies A. y Mcclellan.
UrmL
Ihlrtean,h District Benz smin " shlveiy.
DrinL
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The Curious Little Creature Does Not
Change from One Tree TO Another.

The Curious Little Creature Doea Not
Change from One Tree TO Another.
There is one crop OF early autumn
that grows on trees which doesn't vary
much, and that is the katydidA Gil
matte influences are favorable to the
growth OF this fruit 1t Is q singular
thing that on the same trees where.
forty years ago. as little elms. these
chanting insects lived they now stay.
They arc never known to change from
one tree to another There may be sew
eral elms Of equal size on one street,
but two trees will most likely hold all
the katydids, and from the first chosen
grecnery they never bulge. Tho same
way one yard will have its number, or
one tree In yard; the next persons
grounds. although just as cool and
shaded. will have none. Those In the
same trees or yards have good man
ners, never interrupting each other.
but listening intently for their
turn to express their belief ~
TO whether Katy did or didn't
The outside world, after having list.
ened for years 20 the debate. is divide
as to opinion just the same as o
more important subjects. II judges TX
accordance with the sentiments Of its
own consciousness These little green
chanters never change their opinion.
For year after year they belong to the
dds or didn'ts. and BY no mistake alter
their saying. Ono may tramp around
the trees where they live. may sit be-
meath them, talk, laugh or indulge in
any noise, and Katy chants on in undis.
turbed monologue; bat lay hand ever
50 lightly against the bark OF tree,
one says who has tried IL and their
notes arc instantly hushed. remaining
mute till the hand Is removed. In
darkness, when one crccps softly up to
an elm whore, above in the branches.
Is taking place loquacious dialogue.
and softly rests the palms Of the hands
against the bark the silence is painfully
sudden There was man visiting Rhode
Island whose ambition was 70 possess
some elm trees and in them katydida
He had the elms for the katydids, but no
katydids for tho clms. SO he came
from his distant home and got possess
sion OF one. which he carried back and
put we'll up in the grccnerv Of the elm.
Then he waited The katy was az
dumb as sealed fruit jar, and wouldn't
say word. Hc wrote back to inq uiro
why the thing wouldn't open its mouth
and sing. He was informed, first that
tho thing didn't speak the sentence
with any mouth. but with its legs; seq
ond, that although the divorce laws OF
Rhode Island were Often brittle enough
to sever knots tied l.y ministers. still
he need not expect any garrulous
hiiarity from one katydid separated from
its mate alone in lone land. Then
another was sent and put in the tree.
and, in true marital style, one said
Katy did and got cont-adictcd in about
a second. They've kept 1t up ever
since. - Providence Journal
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NASHVILLE. Team. Nov. 6-John i. hu'
chsnan. Dem. for Governor. will have be.
tween 15.o0 and soooe majority over i +.
Baxter, Rep. and D. q Kelly, FRA The Leg
islature - two thirds Democratic In both
houses. the Democracy having made gains
in thc Legislature in kast Tennessee. The
Congressional delegations will stand a. fol'
lows
First District n X EnsIcr. Ind r. Sec
ond District. T. &. Iouk. r.. re-cicctedi
Third District. H. q. Snodgrass. D.. Fourth
District. Benton McMAian. d.; fifth Dis
trict. Jam-s ID Richardson. a. sixth DIS
tries. Joseph r. wnshfngtor. D.. returned
seventh District. y Cox, ID Eighth Dis
srict. Il. A Enioc. d.; Smith District. u A
Pierce. ID Tenth District, Joseph Pattef.
son. ID.
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HELENA Mont. Nov. 6.-with all the c onn'
tiles he4rI from etwo. and allowing the
Republicans the same inaiorities they had
last year. Dixon. Dem. Il elected to Con-
gress by 80 over Carter. Rsp- The Demo-
Gratis have elected four State senators. the
Republicans two. with two in doubt The
Republican state committee says twill re-
Quire the of:icla. count 20 decide the Con
gr sssionai result. though Il stIii claims the
State for Carter BY rs The same committee
claims the election Of i've Republican SEN
stors
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JACKSONVILLE. NOV. 6-Rrtnrns from all
the forty-ly~ counties ia thu state indicate
the riretiun ~ tAc Democratic state tlc<c;.
Comptroler and supreme Court Justice, BY
: majority ~ about islnA Mallory. Dem. for
Ccn1rw-~. firm the tlr-s District. viii have
a nAaiarity % DvNt lks1. and Bullock. Dein
frvm sne second district. viii have about
$50 Not single Republican has been
elected 90 the Legislature. and II viii bc
made on ~ nInety nine Democrats and one
kepubieam--~cDat0r smith. - 81 AUG Justine
who holds over another term
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NEW YORK. Nov s-The oflIciaI returns
from thc Congrs <<ional districts Of the state
viii mot Be known for some days THIS.
however. viii make no change In the results
night AZ ten o'clock. unless Coombs. u.
proves % b. elected ~ Brooklyn
New York's 4 delegation in the Fifty oond
Congress. should Coombs be defeated. viii
CONSIST ~ ~ Democrats and ~ Republicans.
This Just reyersrs the exposition Of tne two
parties a. represented In the Fifty nrst Con-
Democrats IA
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wuxf>croS. Del. Nov. 6-complete re-
turns from the whole state give REYNOLDS.
-. for Governor az majority. and C.Husey.
D. Tor Cou1r.-s. 5ls nlairr.y- Tho city 81
Wilmington has gone sls Republican on the
head ~ the ticket The Republicans eject
their cDunty ticket IN Newcastle County BY
80 majority. The next Legislature viii
stand. Sena'e-Democrats. 5. Republican ans,
a House-Dems Gratis. ~. Republicans. :.
There = no United States senator 90 Be
elected
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ONR ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figsis taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently etpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys.
tenn efIcctually, dispcls colds, head
aches and levers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs i the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances
its many excellent qualities com.
mend il to al and have made i
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale il 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro.
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKRUP Co!
SAN FRANCISCO. cAf.
LOUISVILLE ~. AEw v0Rk. ~.
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q. LorB. Nov S-LAser rrsrrns prsvs
ehat the Dcnloc<4 attic trinnph in Ni>s1a =
even more signal than Was as rr>t eia4nrsk
= solid Dcnccrafic deieg alton goes q (pn-
xrcss fi~n fhe state. and The Le<i<iasars
wtii be overwhelmingly Deno<ratic The
sotsi malprltes Tor the state ticket IN
probably foot up -as0 judge = D. Gantt
. elected supreme Judge n No.fs So
Dcrintenccnt ~ schools ard w. H. nick-
naan Railroad Commissioners. The ConGsss-
>tcnal delegation will stand.
Ftrst Dfsfricf-W. H. Hatch
Second Bistrict-C. II. Nansur-
Third Di~trict-A NJ DDrkcry-
Fa<Ttn District-R e. Mll~or-
FHsh District-John G Tnrsney-
sixth Districts. !. Heard
scrcnth Di<trict-R n Norton
Ekshth D-trct-John }. o'NeAL
<<inth pi~trict->efh ". Cobb
Tenth District Samuel Eyrne<-
Eleventh Dl-tricf-RIchariP r. Bissd-
Twelfth D~trict-p A. Dcsrrnond-
Thirteenth Di-frict-R ". FynA
fonriccnfh ID strict Marsh ArnelA
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BOSTON. Sos. k-Thr vote for Cove 49,
or Ia new been received from every
xOwn ia the Sat. exec * Sosnalsl. and the
nxnrts -how an tsrrN Aelhinv Democrat
Evlctnry
The vuEc Tor Governor l. - follows: Ens-
sell. Dcm.. isl.-ss. Bsarkctf. Rep. Ia s1s:
Blar2 rrcr. Pro. it.sls. Ensscla.s plurality.
asa The senate vii consist o. y gepu bile
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ASSIsToS. Ala. Nov 6-Thc election OF
General rorncy. the Democratic nominee
for Congress from the seventh distri c. Is
assured by an increased majority. Calhoun
County alone gave him 1000 majority,
whereas ia 1855 the majority in the whole
district was but very little above that
ngurc.
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SEATTLE. wash. Nov 6-Returns from
Ia prceiacts give wilson. R,p.. for Goa
Eress n.ss0. Carroll, Dem. $500 II this
ratio IL maintained Wilson's majority will
exceed s.os. The Legislature Will stand:
Republicans. 81. Democrats.
House Republicans. 50, Democrats, - II
Is thought these figures will not be ma
terially changed bv complete returns. Sew.
erai remote counties have not been hoard
from
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James exclaimed tho prOpFf0tOf e.
tho store. angriIy, put that cover bacA
on the iimburgcr cheese
A customer came in smoking cigss-
elite.
James" vocIfcrated the proprietor,
..take that cover OF the limburger
cheese agalns'-Chicago Tribune.
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--Teacher-"If we're TO offer you ten
dollars weok for one year and ask you
70 figure up orally how much Il would
como 70 in al, how would you proceed"
Pupil-"As I'D know you waro only
fooling. shouldn't bother my head
about Il"
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tier hear snapper Is going 70 marry
Miss Smiler. She's nice girl. AMI has
COOL figurc." Tattler-"Ycs govd
figure Is necessary in a society MARI iage
owadayA boston Herald
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MILWAUKEE,. wis. Nv 9-Iatcst returns
from tne state Indicate a plurality Of -. 100
and upward for George w. Peek The Dem
ocrat~ elect majority 81 Assembiym~n and
the state senate II the lower house they
vii have majority Of thirty or over. and
In she senate majority OF two They elect
seven out 81 nine Congrrssmen wiscon-
sins delegation in the next House OF Con-
gre>< viii be as follows
FIST Di~trict-H a. Cooper. Rep.
second Disfrict-Charlrs Barwix Dem
Third D,>trIcs-A Bushn-lI. Dem
Fourth Disfrict-John l. Mitchell. Dem
Fiftn pistriet- Gcorg~ II. Brtckuer. Dem.
sixth Di-trlct-L o. Miller. Dem
Seventh Di~rrict-Frsnk Coburn. Dem
Eighth Distrlct-D0nbtful
Ninth District-Tnomas Lynch. Dem
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The general law governing tho increase Of
population Is that whom not disturbed By
extranscus causes. such NJ wars. pesti.
Ienccs. Immigration, emigration. etc, in
crease Of populatiou goes on at Z con
oinuallv dimnIsh Ing rats. The opsraslon
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KANSAS CfTr- Mo-. Nov. t-Ihc Republican
candidate for Governor beaten. six out %
seven Republican, Congressional candidates
defeated. and senator Ingalls, re- election a
subject 81 grear doubt-thas - the situN
sn kan<a~ There Vas a Ianfsliic-s rexu-
lar ava.anche-in Kansas The - 900 Erpub-
iiean majority vas oyer~ heimcd BY its re-
-isfle~> forer and buried beneath its de-
structivc weight The FArDers' Alliance did
~ and q Was genuine surprise Every po-
litical prophet predicted great strength for
the Alliance. but only the most sanguinc OF
the rural serrs regarded iss success n even
probability. The chances for the Demo
Gratis seemed much brighter
The Republicans loss SIX out Of the seven
Congressman. and there i another surprise.
For the rrsf time IN many years the Rcpub-
iicen delegation j. broken TO fragments.
only one Republican escaped the wreck.
and that WIS r II Funston from the second
district The Democrats we're successful.
clecting Thomas Nooniis over Case Bred
eriek. Rep. BY l1~o majority Hon 4. y.
NofriAi. Rep. the present Incumbent. de-
cilned rrnorn ination In this district The
Farmers Alliance carried the other i've dis
trict~- tlectln= Glover over rrrk ins Rep. In
the Thru. OTIS ever keily in the FOURTH.
Davis over Phillips. Rep. in the Fiuh.
Baker over Nc>aIl In the sixth. ard >imp-
-au over Hollowcll m the Seventh. Tie
Kansas delegation viii stand: Republican.
4. Democrat Il, Farmers Alliance
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AFTER THE BATTLE.
1ho News or tho Fight CONTINUES %
Como In Piecemea-

1874 Friend and 20 Nuss Fasa Agrss
that Twas fsnsas ysctsry. $50
the Cessaeron NAV PEEL rrssa
~ Their Laarsl<-
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ans srus 10 D~ncsr.. "a shs Hesss VII
compr ~ ~ E<rubstnna -, Democrats. !
Iniepr su1sns Issnn<rA mis- - Ecpob.ie.
N loss - - ~ Senate I'D IS ~ the
slou<c.
Results ]. CoDe-e.sior-Ax Districts
first s~sr'et-K~ndsii. Rep Zone town
mi~slngl. &<s: Goldman. pem-- <sz6
>-cond Dxrict-F A. MORSE Erp. i1-sis;
n Morse. nrm-- lo.5-a
Third n~trlet-Aadrevs p~n. iAS1;
Pierce. Esp- u.0-s
Fourth plNFief-O Neill. p~u,-ii ~: Cope
land. Y. Az.
Fifsh Di>uist-iiear. pen- is.iS. Fox.
Rep lQ.~u4
sixth -sr,<s-Lodse. Rep .,s-zss. Everett.
Dem. l1.lfl-
>eventh D.sfriet-Cossvcll Rep. l3.si2:
fr~nch. nenl 1a.eN
Elxhth Districs-ssevens. Dem. ii.sls.
Gr~rnhnigr. f.rfN. u-aA
Nluth Williams Dcn. i2.lS;
Candier. Rep. l-0lk
Tenth District walker. Eer-li.in; Pratt.
Dem. 1854
Eleventh D.~trrs-Cocilds~. DcA. $50;
>pauldin<. Rep. ASA
Twelfth District Crosby, Dem. ?. ios #.
Rockwell Il p iL-i1
The Congressional delegation thus stands
seven Democrats and Ave Erpubllcans-a
gain 81 I've psrr1crst<
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DETRoiT. Mich. Nov 6-The Indications
ar that the Democrats have elected their
Governor by about loso plurality. AMI the
rest 81 the state ticket BIZ asub=rantlai vote.
In Congressional election the Democrats
have returned their candidates In the fol.
iorin< districts. according 10 present re-
turns, first. second. Fifth. Sixth. Seventh
and Tenth Congressional disfrletA 1fichi-
congressman. The Third and Eleventh
sure. and probably the Fonrsh District havs
Gone Republican. The returns from the
Eighth and Ninth district snow Democratic
gains over the Last election. bus NOT sum
cient 10 remove the doubt which oversh adj
ows then IL ID thought the full returns
vii BE received TO- night
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JACKSON. Miss. Nov 6-Advices to-day
confirm the earlier reports sent out Mis-.
>isslppi returns solid Democratic delega-
tIon Of seven to Congress BY maioritIes
ranging from 2.co) 20 500
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guthrie. OKLA. Nov SD. A Harvey. Re-
publican nominee for Congress. carried Ok.
Iahoma by 2.3os over Mccoy. Dem
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vhe Probable Compile xion Of the Next
Conrress

NEW York. Nov. Returns re-
ceived up 70 midnight would indicate
that the Democrats have majority OF
over 100 in the next Congress- Phe-
nomcnal gains have been made In
many States. The representation from
all OF the States would seem at this
hour To be about as follows:
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DIES Ncr>Es. n. Nov Ask Democratic
Con<r~~smrn- iC-r Republicans. une district
IN doubi ard 4 part ~ III. Republican ickrl
luwx's verdict. The successful candidates
Tor Cen- e. are a. follows: Fr-t district
,. y ~feriey. D.. Second. Walter l. Hayes
\. Tisirl. Doubtful. probably u. u Henuer
syn. r.. Fuurth. Walter l. BulIer. d.. Fifth
John r. iiaplIs"n. A.. >xth. n. r. White. b. .
seventh. Juhn A 7. Hall Il EIghth. Jane.
n Fslck, r. Ninth. Thomas Btywman. u (;
1enth. Jonath T. DyIiiver. " Eleventh.
George y. Perkins. X This = a net xair of
trick In doubt
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81 PAIL. Nina. Vow s-Governor Ner-
rizm'- 1t.s0 plurality % two years ago has
been reduced - greatly that there was ap-
parent reason for the Democratic claim
that he hne been defeated such- however.
does not prye 20 be the case. for he Is re-
elected. by . greatly reduced plurality.
The claims made by his party associates
ranged from 1.yo 20 son. More made
the former claim than the latter.
Zoe. and possibly two. officials chosen
from the STATE ticket are Democrats The
Legislature. 20 far a. any returns have been
heard from 4. seems close. the Republicans
claiming The majority. but admitting tie
possibility thnr combination ~ the All
ance and psrnocrafIc strength might con
troi Lex station In the next IL -isiature-
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DURIFY YOUR
BLOOD.

But Do not use The dangerous alkaline
and mercurIll preparations which dsstroy
your nervous system and ruin he digestive
power Of The stomach. The vegetable king.
dom gives ~ lhs bssl and safest remedial
agents. Or. Sherman devoted me greater
pari 81 his IlIe 10 The discovery d Ills rslIa.
Die and safe remedy. and alf lls ingredients
are vegetable. " oave u the name o.
Priekly Ash Bitters !
: name svsry oae can remember. aad 10 TIE
pressnl day nothing has been dIseovesed thal
u - beneficial Tor The $1,000. ios the
LIVER, tos he KIDNEYS nd ies shs
STOMACH. This remedy b nov % wsII
and IavorabIy known b. I'll whe have used
u hat arguments Is 10 It's merits ase use.
less, and u others who require Z correct.
I've % iho syslsm would but slve 4 Z trial
~ health q Ills eeuniry weuld y vastly
Improved. Remembss he name-Pnlcklv
ASH BlTTER2 Ask your dsuoolsl ~ \.
pnlcklv ASH BlITEne CO.,
0T. LOUIS, R0
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Pour years ago. Miss Lena Wood.
ard, living on Thorn Creek. Wash,
sowed the seed from one head OF barley.
She harvested the crop with . pair Of
shears and sowed tho amount received
tho next year. again harvesting il with
her shears The third crop her father
cut with grass scythc. getting enough
barley from this crop TO SOW forty acres
last spring, which averaged forty bush.
els TO the aero when thrashed. making .
total yield OF LOCO bushels from one
head OF barley in four years
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LITTLE Rock Nov.6-Arkansas elected .
solid Democratic delegation 20 Congress.
and there i great rejoicing throughout the
STATE In consequence
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The sea phrase il tho com mon mode
Of expression Of all Cape Cod people.
says the Provincctown Beacon They
use II unconsciously, moro from custom
than from habit and as tho sea terms
used on board vessels are a very neat
mode OF expression Is is no wonder that
phrases Of the scamcn are so common to
our landsmen. In storm 1t il essential
that the commander should express him
self briefly and undcrstandingly. hence
his language is exceedingly pithy and
easily understood. Perhaps this Is equal.
ly IS reasonable why We use this style
IS from the force OF habit Much has
been written about the funny express
sions we use here on .Capc Cod. though .
native does not notice II as does the
person unused to our distinctly charmc-
teristic expressions. We use them in
sensibly, though we should not wish to
conceal the fact that We use them often.
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CoLrNBrs. q. Nov. 6-from oficlal and
unofficial returns received from all the
counties Of the State. except Ashland. CO.
tumbiana. Coshocton. Jackson Marion. Me-
dina Monroe. - oble -Pautding snd Ilsczrau-
-. and estimating them sane ; they we're
last year on the vote for Governor. the pi1-
rally % ID q Ryan. Republican candidate
Tor Ser sct4ry u state. 10 l5.,1a
IT, Conxe@smene elected. as shown ~ the
rcturn- received. are
First District-Beilamy storcr. Rep
SecopI Di<trict-John A Cxl1 veil Rem
Third District-George w. Houk. Dem
Fourth Districr-M X. Ganfx Dem.
fifth DisfrIct-Fred G. Layton. Dem
sixth Disfricf-D. ~ Donavin. Dem
Seventh Disirict-E- n. Hsinrs Dem
Eighth Districr-n ID Hare. Dem.
Ninth District. H. Outh waite. Dem
Tenth Dlstrct-kobert y Doan. R~p
Eleventh District-J ~ faftison Dem
Twelfth Disfrict-W. H. Enochs. Rem
Thirteenth piserict-Irvine DUNCAN. Dem
Fourteenth D5strict-J- w. Owens. Dem
Fifteenth District-N D. H.rter. Dem
<ixteentn District-J G. Warwick. Dem
Seventeenth Dlstricf-A J. Pearson. Dem
Eighteenth Districf-J- ID Taylor. Rep.
Nineteenth Di-tricf-E d Taylor Rep
Twentieth Di~trict-y- O. Taylor. Rep
Twenty nrst Districf-Thomas l. johnson,
Dem
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CHICAGO. >ov. 6-L2tcst returns show the
<1cefiun IL Ambcrg nnd Edwards. Republic
nnx-to <,se Offices Of state Treasurer and SUI
pesir icnteas Of <ch0ols. respectively. and
Ghx< the Legislature uiil be Republican on
1olnt ballot BY about i've The following
are the Congrcssinen-elect;
FIRST District Abner Taylor. Rep
second D.strict-La~rence 4. Mc6anni
Dem
TEr,l Districr-Al.ea 4 Dnrburow. D<n
Fourth Disfrics-wa.tcr e. Seg0errv,
Dem.
Fifth Ds~trict-Aiber- }. Hopkins Rep
snfh Di-rrlst- Eohers L. ultr. Rep.
seventh District Tie mas J. Henderson.
hep
Eighth Charles A. Hi.. Rep
ninth District Lewis r Pays0a. Rep
Teath District-Phiip Post Rep
Eleventh District = Lea .amin y Cable.
Dem.
I've IN Disfrict-Scoff wixe. Dem.
Thirtccnfh Di~rrics-Niilsam y. >pun ger.
Dem.
Fourteenth strict-Owen Scott. Dem
Efteenfh Di-trict-T. Bu~ey. Dem
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seventeenth Dissrict-E Edward Lane. Dem
Eighteenth D4strict-w Iiilam :. Foreman.
Dem
Nineteenth DsssrIet-James r. Williams.
DEN
Twentieth Dlsrrict-G~orgc W. smith. Rep
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Prickly Ash Biiiers /!
VASEIINE.

EOR ONE DOLLAR sent Us By mail. We via
IA deliver. free Of AL charges. 20 any person ~
the United States. all the following articles
carefully packed IN > neat boz:
One two ounce bottle Of Pure vasoIine. 10 cts
One two ounce bottle vaseline Pomade. -
One jar Of vasene Cold Cream........ -
One cake or vaseline Camphor Ice. ...... 10
One cake Of vaseine Soap. unscented... 10
One cake OF yaseiine Soap. scented.-.... -
one Two ounce bottle Of White vaseins =
-o1.is
o. fsr stamps any single article - the Price.
II you have occasion 20 use vasclne In any
form be careful TO accept only genuine goods
put up by rs IN original packages. A great
many druggists are trying 10 persuade buyers
70 lake yASELINE put up BY them Never
Imitation without value. and will not give you
he result you expect. bottle Of Blue Seal
vaseline Is sold BY all druggists ~ ten cents.
cnescbrcueh N'f'e. Co.. ~ State ST.. New Tork.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-14

RENO. Scv. Nov. 6-Advices from various
parts ~ Nevada Indicate the election Of
coIcord. Rep. for Governor. and Bartinc.
R-p, for Congress. ~ rnaiorities Of bet wern
so or CO