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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-29

Mas Ella Ncgnable has been spending
the post week among relatives and
friends here.
!. b. Slater his returned from Davies
county. where he has been looking after
dirt" transfer.
Miss Ger,ie Anderson be- bssn spend.
Ing The past few days with her aunt. Mrs.
Dora Parr.
Master Bruce Keaa . whiting bic
grandma.
A number Of persons from here a.
tended meeting q Grsys church Sunday
Mcsdamss Ferguson and Ells Norman
we're 10 Hunting % Saturday.
Oxro Britain wss IN Ferdinand Fri
dsy looking after bis farming Interests
Married. q The NJ. X. church. on Sun
tay night Aug. II, q Q O'Clock, By Rev
Geo. w. Cooper. Isaac Norman and
Mary Morgan. Will Morgan and AN
geline Alexander attended tho contract
Ing parties, aud Tom Bean presided ~
the organ. A. you pass through life
may you sIwsvs be happy and "ltex" q
icnds both hands 20 you In congrafuia-
ltion.
On Saturday Ed. Sweeney hsd he
misfortune 10 be struck nv falling tree
and susiainei painful bruises about the
head and back. DR.. Parr vas called and
dressed the wounds. and q present nc
serious results ere looked for
| DlED. on August 18Th. Mrs Jane
Dillin, aged 20 years. Grsndma DiIlii
was : christian and died in hopes Of !
.sbetier life beyond" She leaves hoe
Of friends and relatives 10 mourn lhei
loss.
1 Miss SsIlie Jackman. ~ Alfovdsville
who hes been Visiting here. reiurne'
Monday.
Miss Enc Tucker. o. Rockport. y Vie
iiing her cousin. Mas Ella Dillon
John Colvin spent Sunday IN PIX
county.
Il seems that there u ; little dissatis
faction In one OF our school districts re
garjing the teacher
Cullen Green came home Saturday &
sec his best girl.
Mrs. Dosia Dillir. OF Washington.
spending the week with her sister. Mr.
II. l.. Hsrdin-
| Will LonsdAle and Oney Thomas ar
ct Oakland City attending the Fair.
Mrs. Mollie Stewar, and son Ralp
have returned from . short visit IN Pix
county.
| Capt ri J. B. Slater has organized
drum corps and he and The rest OF d
small bows drill every evening.
I Mrs. Thslds Chsrnes. OF Gensryville
spending few days with relatives.
| Will Miller. Of Hunting burg. Wa Il
/ town for short time Sunday.
! will Wilson was in town Monds,
looking after his insurance interests.
4 l. l. Cooper has returned from busi
ness trip TO New Albany.
| A. r. Fleming attended The Demo
cratic Judicial Convention q Oakians
City
Parks Campbell and Henry Green. VI
are glad 10 report. are slowly Improving
| Jake without and his worthy .'bette
half" have been confined 10 their he'd Of
account Of fever. REx.
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Last summer the fux ragged here 70 . fear
full extent. About i've miles north Of here
At the Whiteside grave yard there were I've
victims Of this drc adfll disease buried in
one day. The doctors could 90 nothing
with tho disease. When my family were
taken, ! went % Walter Brothers, Of wal
tersburg, and told them the situation. They
said, give Chambcrlains Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Kennedy, that they had sent out
several hundred bottles into the h fected
district and 'cvcry day we hear how This
medicine Is curing them. So far We have
not heard Of it's failing in single instance
went TO giving il and could soon Sc The
good effects and a cure was the result. Any
one In doubt about these facts may write ~
me.--L. Y. Ellie, Rock, Pope Co, Illinois.
For sale at J. p. Salb's drugstore. 4.
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This u explicit enough for "O'n DUO"
ana all similsr correspondents.
Tho volunteers from Dubois county
were composed OF Al least five Democratic
10 one Republican. and they al served
their country Loyalty a. Democratic sot-
diers-csme home Democrats. many nave
died - Democrats. aud the same proper
tion OF those YET living, God bless !nem'
vet remain loyal Democratic. The Dem.
ocratic county ticket has three o. Inc oId
veterans upon Il. How many veterans
are on "Old Dutch's" tirket?'
II We are Judge Of small matters me
entire leadership OF tho Blowers. 'nriuu-
Ing their mouth pieces. their would'oe
wire-pullers, and thosc OF The ticket who
make any stir over II. al need "quinine
pile" or some other tonic 70 keep them
from shaking out Of their boots and
clothes now, and by the time the 4th Of
Nov. comes around. "Quinine pills" wont
save them, but their friends will beg them
not to assemble in one place for fear their
shaking viii equal an earthquake IN de-
struction. Their only safety Is 10 come:
like Mat. Olinger. on board tho good
Democratic ship in time, and vote for
men aud . party which have always f.
vored their declared principles. -"eqnal
justice to all men exclusive privileges
TO none"
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Pike County sulphur Springs.

This noted health resort has been
reoted for the present year By Thomas
Hsrris. The buildings have been over
hauled and refurnished, and be i nov
prepared 70 receive guests. The vase,
g me best known 10 the West fos
chronic stomach troubles and kidney
Anectlons. The surroundings sre unsur.
passed ior hunting and fishing. II i
tnree miles from velpen. on the L. =. 4
81 L. ny, where convey snces are alwavs
ready 70 convey passengers 10 the
springs: Ierms-ol.25 per DAY. or "a
P~r wee.: THoxAs HAGRIs.
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BEING compelled BY circumstances be-
yond my control 10 seek means or Iiv.
ing fov myself and children. 4 have ~
ranged 70 take charge III the MiIlinerv
S'ore snd Dress Making Establishment
formerly carried on BY Mrs. Schuctter,
on ~ street. IN Jasper, and sfter JuIy
zist, $50, may be found there with 4
good stock OF fashionable millinery
goods, 70 which | invite the attention 81
al needing anything 10 that line. ana
s'so prepared 70 do sewing and fitting.
VIII do al possible to please. both y
liberal patronage
MRs. JOHANNA BucmAnr.
July ~, y0-4m.
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indianapolis Sentinel.
The democratic senators have won
substantial victory In their fight for full
and free discussion OF the tariff bill. The
traditions Of the senate require such
discussion Of every measure presented in
that body. The republican madcaps pro-
posed to violate this tradition and rush
the tariff bill through the senate. as II
was rushed through the house, without
allowing the minority On opportunity to
debate Il or offer amendments. The
minority insisted upon . full considera-
ton Of the bill. section BY section. For
time the republican senators remained
silent under the exposures OF the enor-
mites ofthe bill made by their democrat
ic colleagues, bnt they were finally COM
PEELED TO attempt explanations and de-
lenses Of K. The result has been : de-.
bate which has proved highly instruc-
tive and valuable to the country. Many
Of the most vicious features or the bill
have been thoroughly exposed and the
senators have been compelled to make q
record on them. This proved exceed
ingIy distasteful to the majority, and q
determined effort was made 10 change the
otC5 ~ - ~ StVYO OOOut0 eOIutu8Flly
and bring the bill 70 : vote with many
OF it, chief provisions unconsidered.
Against this program the democratic
senator's presented Z firm front and an
nounced that they would resist Il to the
bitter end. Several republican eenators,
however, have refused to agree to IL. and
il has been abandoned. Il has been de-
cided 70 continue the debate OF the bill
without limit, until Sept. 3, after which
five days will be allowed for ve-minute
speeches, with ok hours, equally divided
between Senators Aldrich and Carlisle,
for closing the discussion. The vote
will be taken Sept 8.
The democratic senators have carried
the day. All they have insisted upon
was full opportunity to discuss the bin
and propose amendments to Il. This
they had right TO demand, both a. 4
matter Of fairness aud right, and because
y was IN accordance with the uniform
usage Of the senate. They have never
had any intention Of delaying a vote
upon the bill BY fiIibustering tactics, un-
less the republicans attempted 20 cut on
debate. Having had a reasonable on
portunity to debate tho bill and propose
amendments 10 II, they will look on
with complacency while the republican
senators sign the death warrant of their
party BY passing this measure OF spolis.
tion. For no party which makes itself
responsible for such an Infamous enact.
ment can long survive.
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This remedy 10 becoming 20 well
known and 20 popular - 10 need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
preise.-A purer medicine does not exiss
and u is guaranteed 10 DO al that Il
claimed. Electric Bitters viii curc Al
diseases Of the liver and kidneys, will
remove Pimples. Boils. Salt Rhcum and
other affections caused BY impure blood.
VII: drive Malaria from The system
and prevent ~ well g cure I'll NalariaI
fevers. - For cure Of Headache, Consti-
patton and Indigestion try Electric Bit
e,tisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded Price 80 cts. and 81
per bottle - Martin Frieiman's Drug
Store. (.
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The Michener-Carr-L emcke conspiracy
20 destroy the credit OF the state, il order
that capital might be made for tie repub.
Iican party, seems 10 have been success.
fuI. No offers were yesterday received
Tor the e6O0. 900 3 per cent. bonds. Esd
the conspiracy failed and The bonds been
SOLD AZ the rate secured last spring. I
premium OF t6l, 039, in addition 70 he
$1,000 per year saving In interest wouId
have been turned into the treasury. II
other words. the Kitchener. Carr / cmckc
treason yesterday cost Indiana tsx-psvers
81 ioJe. lid. Sentinel, 22d.
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I'm attacking the INDEPENDENT be saws
that secret political societies Ia control.
would soon destroy civil liberty in free
Republic" Well, Mr.. Doane. did Won
talk that way to the members Of ~
Golden Circle ?"
The above 10 from the Ellsworth cor.
respondent Of the Independent, and n
reply we say yes, we did talk lust that
way 70 the only man we knew Of that be-
longed TO such an organization, who lived
In Dubois county, and told him that n he
attempted TO have an organization OF the
reasonable party II this county. we would
make our especial duty TO see that he and
all who joined with him should be a.
rested, aud we believe our telling him 90
was effectual In keeping the reasonable
organization from gaining . foothold IN
Dubois county. under it, specious and
false pretext OF patriotism. We were
then Chairman Of the County Democratic
Committee, aud was unanimously sus-
tanned by the Committee IN this action
Moreover, the Committee then resolved
to take the lead in recruiting for the army
IN this county, and there was not com.
pany Of volunteers raised in the county
that was not assisted IL its raising BY The
Committee, or some OF its men. bers, and
that fact explains Why the military quots
OF most Of the county was filled wiihou,
draft. Not only that, but the Demo
cratic Committee quietly superintended
sending box after box Of sanitary SUP.
plies, clothing and home delicscies to liz
men in the field, thereby letting then
know that all their Democratic neighbour
a. homo were loyal, 10 the highest sens,
Of the term.
Any assertion to tho contrary from a.,
source, arises from ignorance, or come,
from coward and 4 Tar who lies IN hi,
throat, "A sneak who WINS probably de-
serter when needed a. the 'front.' ard who
y lost 70 al scnse ~ moral honor or hon
Itsly a. regards his fellow men. We hop,
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OIA prominent Iodisnisn, for many
years actively Identified with the Re-
publican party. writes the following
lines 70 the Indianapolis Sentinel:
You do we'll in your vigorous and
energetic way to dissipste the phantoms
attempted to b raised about our state
debt. What Il being said about the
state debt By the higb-taxers il pure
hnmbuggery, designed 10 lead of the
gullible from The confederation Of impcr-
tsut issues.-
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AN OFFER TO FARWERs'
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
and
Jasper Courier for e2 90!

A. VIII Be seen By adv. IN another
column we oder The Courier and the
progressive Farmer the Official organ
q re \. n. y. A., together for 81. Now
y tne time 10 subscribe. OF course. -
these terms, u u cash IL advance.
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KxIGnrs or PyTmIAs.- jasper Lodge
X. OF 4. was instituted Friday night last,
BY Grand Chancellor A. q. Hawkins, Of
Evansville, ssisted by large number OF
visiting knights. The charter members
number thirty-fonr. some Of whom, were
already members OF other Lodges.
There was eighteen new members in
Istructed in the mysteries Of knighthood
lon Friday night, snd II took until after
daylight on saturday morning to finish
the work. Al midnight a t0othsome
lunch was served at the Daniel House,
which was partsken OF with gest.
The following officers Of the new lodge
were installed.
Chancellor Commander NJ. Nil
burn;
Past Chanceilor-A M. Abel;
Vice Commander-D. NJ. Bradley;
Prelste-G. p Wagner;
Master Of Arms-Jos. +. Friedpan;
Keeper OF records and Seals-C. f.
IGutgsell;
Master Of Finance-J. r. Salb;
Master Of Exchequer- Cassidy;
l. Gusrd-M. A. Clark
q. Guard-O. J. Bueftner;
Trustees S. Milburn, J. r. Salb
and
The following knights from abroad
assisted the Grand Chancellor: Spartan
Lodge, No. 80. Petersburg. registered a.
the Daniel House, a. We are the Peo-
pie" and was represented bv 3. Frank
John viehe. II. Rickrch. + B. Evans, S.
r. Hammond. L. " Tislow, Geo. b.
Ashbv. Ed. Smith, Il. X. Fleming, q.
SNYDER and w. II. S.onecipher.
From Winslow came Sir Knights N.
Evans. u. w. Hurst. Z. M. Hall, r II.
Kinman. Jos. Fettinger. T. E. Henring,
Jas. M. Bcard.Iey. w. J. Bethel, Geo. L.
Ireland, John +. Thomas, las. 5. Thomas
and g. w. Beardsley.
From Huntington came Sir knights
L. B. Southland. Harry Delaney. Z. l..
Miller, F. S. Morganthsler, w. II. Damon,
+. X. Carey, J. w. Chance, G. L. Muir
ray and A. n. Koerner.
Sir knights w. J. Hancock, r. E
House and J. A. Breden, OF Marengo. G.
E. Clarke, OF Boonville. John Richards,
Df New Albany, aud Dr.. Ehrman, or
also assisted, together with q
number Of others who neglected TO reg
ster their nance. Taking Il altogether
I was pretty large gathering Of
knights. and the new Lodge starts out
lnder auspicious circumstances. Their
odge room il 10 the CoURIER building.
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| The only way TO effectually stop rail
road strikes. IL for the Government tc
take full possession OF the Railroads b.
means Of purchase ~ their valuation. -
Independent
The above Is in accordance with the
+. M. b. A. platform. upon which Mr.
Cox is running for Congress. aud DIR.
Glezen for the Legislature. aud the county
candidates for county offices. II means.
\ ii adopted by the Government. placing
an Indebtedness OF over $1,000 upon
every man IN the United States, aud TAX
ing al lhe profits of labor aud agricul-
ture ia the entire county to meet the in
|terest. II IL . cunningly devised scheme
Of the rich railroad owners Of the United
States to make farmers, through their
own actions, monetary slaves to the
wealthy for life, and 10 add 10 the officers
OF the United States over one million OF
paid beneficiaries TO load Il over the peo-
pie. by power thus strongly centralized
Ia the General Government. Ii IL one
OF the most dangerous schemes ever
sanctioned by Dovices In government, O.
will be seen In . moment by any one
considering the great army OF officers il
would necessarily add to the pay roll.
II IL also : giaring Inconsistency In the
party advocating 1t. They profess to
want TO reduce the number OF Offices,
claiming the number is already burden
some 10 the people. and yet by this one
preposterous project would ct . single
stroke more than double the number.
and add that many more 10 the opporfu-
mites for political corruption. II IL the
product OF crude minds. unused TO reas-
oning from cause 10 effect, and will
never be adopted while freedom lives.
There Is undoubtedly . necessity for
the government protecting commerce
and travel from being interfered with
by strikes. but this can be
done by legislation making arbitration
necessary before any strike in oil casee
Of die satisfaction Of labor upon the pub
lie highways. and by giving the laborer
an equal chance with capital TO life, lib
erty and the pursuit Of happiness. The
day when the Government undertakes
to buy the railroads will be sad one for
the common people.
II IL probable, also. the Government
might regulate the tariff Of charges per-
mittei, both for freight and passage, to
advantage for the people.
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NrTTCE 10 hereby rvsn y ttr fHi.H
~ Mri wstlssr itwnattt. M 1Al
snss a. nrl.sF .ir,sf xAll APPLY n tAe r- y
Cnmnnfs.lenrrs ~ pufpuis reWNtx. A ihs
$50. und+r ths prerisisms " W A' ....
10 r~xulnfe and Dense Inc sale "a ~ @ ~
malt snd ether tp.sxlratinx lar~fr " -
~ o. ~ ekarged NJ cities AMI fuw M. VIZ. *
former laws rsxui ding shs sale IN W. ~
zft 49, laos srd parts ~ lass esN M w.
ne rrosisisu> ~ this act. prs*rrshtnx Rr' W.
w ne Legislature u rriisns IN l-Ast -
ssii spiri,no1s .sinon< ssi malt liqucrs N yt,,-4
than 4usrs ~ . time. 70 - trank ~ w. 49,
term nfere year. Ths precise iuta,iyn ~. y
n I'll n ~ = hD1 y sislAEet anil sf.x w. ~
iss No -. q sbcvr upon ske criflnti NJ, ~. :
town ~ irt'sDd, uta41n t1uut. \ r,rD
fo,i<re fAlnh
Arx. rs. 1s0D--cs.
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THE z designed, Trustee Of -
= tovr hip. Dubois county, ~
gives mo- e that re will st'endS 4
business PERTAINING % the Office q IN
tee. st biS y .ilenre X miles Scnii1
or Pcrtessyilse. on SATURDAYS o.
week. 80 requests ~ persons b.
Business 70 present e % q
urslsy. 0sizen- desiring books y.
the Towoj biz I.itrsry. srr noi.tsi i
the Iibrss 4 kes ~ W. seiisr'
in Porter vifle.
Hs~R{ y RREIussBAUTH 7 b J,
May l8( ,s--iy
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ilis'honnr q. NJ. Welhorn presiling.
will open iss Sept term next Monday.
The docket u 4 light one a. Ia thu num-
her OF cases filed. but II the pariiss are
all ready for trial the court will BE- =
busy one. There ere sixieen criminal
causes. in which the defendants are un-
der arrest, NJ follows:
State W. Anzly Sutton. Kidnapping.
out on ESQ., bail; George Castrnp. dis'
tnrbing meeting. tx rel. Flora Harmed,
". Samur! Morgon, bastsr.iy Jacob II
Senx, selling liquor without license. ?
indictments: Chas. w. Tussev. intoxica-
tion +: Benj. Tansford, "A. 3 b. with in
tent 70 rape Rcbt. Tabor and Sam. Man.
gold. petit larceny: Thos. +. More. a.
tempt 70 provoke also for carrying wra-
Ipons, 3 cases: Abe Sievens, A. 4 Is
| Aug. Luhbehusen. 2 cases. selling on
sunday: w. r Owen. insanity.
On The civil docket there are 50 csuses.
lall told. q OF which come over from
former terms. and are principally cases
involving ssle Of real estate. and await.
ing final pavmrnfs. OF others there are
three suits for divorces. IN each Of which
the wife u the complainant: there are
Tor liens. the failure Of the upper mill
IN Jasper. and Of Mr.. Jos John.
being the cause OF several of these: also.
! suit by J. J. Meschede. Trustee OF Hall
tow nshp, upon me bond Of his predcces-
sor. The rest are upon notes and ar-
counts. The heaviest money dcmsnd Is
TINT OF Jos Shuler W Schcirich. Shnler
\ Co for - 600, secured nv mortgage.
The following Jurors for the term
were drawn by the jury Commissioners
on Monday;
PETIT JURORS.
John G. Deinderfer. jackson: A. Has
lenamer. Marion; G.. &. Bsggsrly. Coll
um bis; Ch. Roetfger, Cass IN. j. Frick,
Cass: Dan. Koons, Madison: Gerh.
Koch. Paioka; Geo. Bachmsn. Marion
John Kreilsin. Madison Geo. G. Greene.
Madison: VIM. Kstterjohn, Cass John
Vog Ter, Bsinhridge.
GRAND JURORS.
Henry ElshoG. Cass; Geo. w. Roberts.
Hall: Fred Harder. HARRISON: VIM
Cato. Sr, Patoka; John 4. Corn, Balm
bridge: John RudOlph. Boone.
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For Congress. ed Congregational Dfstrict.
JOHN l. BRETT.
For Cieait Judge. I 18th Judicial Circuit.
OSCAR NJ. wELBoRN.
For Froseestins atserney. ilsh Judicial
THOMAS II. DILLIN.
For senator 81 Dubois ana Perry.
JOHN SWEENEY.
For Reprs-en rssive from Dubois and Martin.
EPHRAIN lNMAN.
Tor RepreSentativs from Lawrence. Orange
aud Dubois
ERNST PIcKHARDT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For County Auditor.
JOHN GRANELSPACHER.
For County Clerk.
l6NArZ ECKERT.
For County Recorder
BRITAIN LEWISG.
For Comfy sheriff.
ALBERT H. TRAYLOR.
FOR Comfy Treasurer.
JACOB BURGER, JR.
For County surveyor.
HENRY BERGER.
For County Coroner.
BERNHtHDT AUFFARr.
For County Commissioners ed Dfstrict.
JACOB j. ALLIES.
For County Commissioners 81 District.
AUGUST ". KOERNFR.
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Jasper ND

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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Children Cry for Pitchers Castorls..
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Henry ElshoG. Cass; Geo. w. Robert
Hall: Fred Harder. HARRISON: Wn
Cato. Sr., Patoka; John IT, Corn, Baii
bridge; John Rudolph. Boone.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-04
ROUNDING UP FOR OMAHA.

Secretary of the immigration bureau,
Mr. Hall Cowley, yesterday received word
from ST. Jonn's, Stafford county. An
auxiliary has been organized in the county
resulting in L. H. Fisher, president: Geo.
w. Fort, secretary; w. Dixson, treasurer;
J. II. Tudors, of st. John, q. A. Stubbs, OF
Stafford, J. S. Mort. of Mackwell, finance
committee. Two delegates were appointed
to attend the meeting at Omaha.
Atchison county has Mr. h. B. Drury
for director and has also selected delegates
to go to Omaha.
a meeting held in Coffee county Joined
by the five counties traversed by the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas and an organlza-
tion made to work for those counties. A.
A. Dunmire, Charles Moore and DR.. Fur
mace were selected delegates for Omaha.
Miami county will send j. w. Bell to
Omaha.
johnson county will be represented by
F. A. Williams.
Comanche county gives assurances that
l.. NJ. Jackson will be at Omaha.
Butler and Reno counties send word OF
complete organizations and will also be
represented at Omaha.
A modest estimate placed on the mem
bers that will be on hand at Omaha IS one
hundred. The chances as estimated Will
be that more will be there.
The secretary received number of let
ters yesterday from immigrant agents Civ
ing assurances that with rates they can
bring many people to Kansas with re-
ducea rate