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Medicines and letters sent without the
doctors name appearing.
IN. B-Dr. Darrin has . branch Office a
tho McCieiIand Hotel, Roseburg. Oct. 8 to
IS; and at the Oregon Hotel, Ashland. Oct.
- - Nov. l.
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ELECTRIC FORCE.
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Moore's Revealed Remedy VIII gave yea
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-10

Senator Turpie was invited bv tho d.
rectors Of the Spencer County Fair. held
1t Chrisney this week, to address the
people there on the Fair Grounds, but
Col. Wright, the Republican +. M. n. a.
candidate for Congress in that district
IL also President Of the Fair Company,
and could not bear 10 nave the truth
told the people about his party, and 50
when Senator Turpie was ready 10 speak
the valiant Col. ordered the brass band
to play, and kept them ct Il. 40 a. 10 pre-
vent any one hearing speaking. When
the Senator saw through the dirty trick
he bowed politely 10 the waiting aud
angry audience, and went 70 bis hotel
when Wright permitted the baud 70 stoF
for breath.
This violstor OF common dccency vii
fiud that be has made no friends by BIZ
scandaInns action. Fit was not desires
for the Senator 70 speak at the Fair, h'
should not have been invited, aud hi
meeting would have been held ~ SOM
other point in the county. Rufiianisll
never pays candidate for any Office.
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The meeting 81 Ferdinand ON Monday
10 hear Senator David Turpie, brought
together hundreds oi the farming yeo-
marry surrounding that beautiful and
bustiing business country town. 20 hear
the issues ot the day fairly discussed.
senator Turpie was met q tesdlnsnd
station by Mr.. J.. u. beckman. with .
good carriage and horses. and given 81
exhilerating and pleasant drive through
the country Of several miles, and was IN
q good condition 10 address the people.
lie talked In German for . little while,
lbut excused himself from attempting
10 make . speech ia II, as he was hardly
familiar enough with the lang uage for
that.
Tie then opened his batteries In Eng
Ilish. He highly commended farmers
Tor organizing them.elves into societies
ito protect their interests, as corporate
wealth, Of all sorts. had been organized
Tor nearly 80 years, seeking means 4
Iplunder and impoverisn labor Of al
kinds, and be was glad the farmers ha'
aroused 20 the necessity Of organization
and OF resisting the encroachnents up"'
their rights when have been persistentl'
. pushed aud encouraged By laws euactes
10y the Republican party. He the
sho we'd up tne various laws passed p
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The people Of Dubois county will re-l
mem Der the threat made ~ trat oiasher-
skite. Gen. Vandervoort. brought % thisl
county By DR.. Giezsn Ia lS5O, wherein
he said that "if Dub0is county gave
Hancock 100 majority be Nonld per-
sonally Gee that enough negrocs we're
lcolonized in Il 20 make u reiisbly Re-
publican" Of course be didn't DO u
But now q seems that the National Ke-
publicsn committee has taken mp ouch
schcme. and proposes 70 make the state
Republican that way. The New y ork
World. % last Saturday. pnni,shes :
macs of fac simiie letters from leading
1 Republicans endorsing the scoome'
among them one from Congressman
lCheadic, OF this State. and one rom
IN huston. ex- Chairman o. the kepuu
|licsn State committee Lindsey. the agent
for the scheme, writes 10 one VI ~
lsgents:
~ have alsc seen Mr.. Il. 9 Hayes. o.
Law renceburg. Ind, . close friend ~ ~
i. esisleut's: Or. j. w. Townsend or in
,,lif.ns. and recorder Of the general !iHs
Office, interior department, very prom
Iinrnt and Intelligent colored gentleman
land one III the lnost courteous nnr ~
fable gentlemen yon ever met. ~
thinks that homes might b. had I'D ~
: ssate Tor apvtn or eight thous md. I'M
Fla however. more Than ! expect - tax
!, there. a. tpr our friends think tina
= s 600 viii place the safe bryoAd aorb'
..lth.ugn from presfn' appearances i look
a. though more would he needed. IN
present condition Of affairs. however
Twin be materially changed in lss2. a.
with some good msn with backbone
~ we'll A. brain. like Aixer Quay, Zee
1 Tor Clarkson, 5000 safe and true vote'
III (as the coiored people Of North Caroi'u
|. are) will "cook the goose beyond dou'
: for the Rebel democracy and their sii''
in the 'Hoosier STALE"
Chairman Huston writes to Lindssv:
yI WAsHlxsrox. ID. e., May ., 1889.
u The Hon. hcD. Lindsey.
icl DEAR S,R-l am ia receipt OF yo'
Is note dated Nay 5. l regret that =
al Miller could not have given you q
III time that would have allowed OF ~
n cxplsnstion being made OF your projet
"a. feel sure that he. like mvself, woul
m have been satisfied thst the propose
n work would have enabled us 10 save
ed LLAMA. myself am heartily 10 favor
r. il. aud q the fret opportunity will sPe'
ID 10 the president about il, OF will. Il o
a. poriunity would offer, talk 10 Ar. Mill
though l don't believe he could b ma
10 feel the same interest In IL that q
We has never taken much interest
practical politics. Of course ! do .
ask you 10 remain here In the city IN
IL could learn what we could do with
I'D
when / viii be able TO talk with
lpresident about the matter. IL you v
send me your address when you Iea
10 soon ~ have talked With the pre-
dent l will communicate With ~
!. Truly yours, in. Husros
r. How do you like Il. white Republic
~ and farmer voters Of indiauaS "
= You vote a.lickel next mouth which '
IA endorse such rascslity? II not you =
nd Iyoie the Democratic ticket straight.
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ny virtue or : certified copy Of Dc.
Decree 70 me lirecicd from the Clerk o.
The Dubois Circuit Court in . csuse
wherein Jessie Cope - Plaintiff ana
George w. Roach ID Defendant, sequir-
Ing me TO make the sum OF ninety -nine
dollars and seventy five cents, With in-
terest on said decree and costs, Will sx'
pose It public sale, 70 the highest bidder
lon
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lsf 1880
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. =.
.and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day, q ~
door ofthe court house IN Dubois cons
IN. Indiana. the rents aud profits Tor .
term not exceeding seven years, No TO-
lowing real estate, 10 wit:
The northeast quarter Of the south
K west quarter az section twenty -four t24h
town one nj south, range three ~ west
|fortv acres, and the southeast quarter q
the south west quarter or section No. -
town ono ~ south rsngethroe 90 wesl
forty acres, situated In Dubois COUNT
Indiana.
II such rests end profits Will not eel
for sufficient sum 70 satIefy said decree,
interest and costs. will, d the eame
time and place, expose to public ssls re
ifcc simple Of said real estate. o. - mues
ltbere0fas may BE- sufficient % dIsehes:s,
X ald decree, iDferest and costs. Sase,
issle vii b made without ouv se!'e'
whatever from valuation Or appeaSss'
Iment laws.
FERDINAND ScHNETDEns
sheriff Dubois County.
Cox MILEURS. Atty-'s Pin.
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EDuT0R JAsPEk CoURIER:-Dr. K. A.
q lezeD, the brilliant { - and eloquent ~
candidate for Representatives on the so
called Citizens ticket, had his hearers 10
suspense at the Masonic hail for at least
"a hour and o halt this morning. The
audience consisted Of just sixty three,
straight Democrats. straight Kepu0li-
cans. one woman, five boys and . few
Fools Monkey Baboon Association,
| The suspense that he held bic listeners
lin. was that they were afraid be was
uoiuR 10 lose the little breath b. had lett
1t any moment, or that be might drop
down By suspended animation, ana then,
OF course, the whole audience would
have to tc witnesses a. the Coroner's in
,ouest that he talked himself 10 death.
II the learned doctor made any point
liz bis speech, Il was not visible 70 The
naked eye. He said on the tariff ques-
ton. the Democrats differed from The
Republicans on the question who paid
.ltho tax the Democrats claimed the con-
sumer paid II, while the Republicans
y claisned the importer paid IT. he sale
, they were both right aud both wrong
, But why they were both 10 this mutus
! Ipredicameut he did not explain. HI
Also said the great wrong to the people
\ Twas . clause in the tariff law that ~ im
? porter could leave bis imported articles
Z lin the government warehouses - loni
I as be pleased, and the English manu-
!, facturcr could Gil this country up will
p ihis manufactured goods By simply
Ishipping them over here aud 6lling III
y warehouses, aud thereby save storag
y and rent. The doctor said this l. grea
q Injury! lie don't know what be |
e taking about, or else he would not tel
y such gross falsehoods. The law com
y pells the importer 10 remove the good
= within thirty days.
He also said IL several Of his speecne
THAT four Officeholdcrs OF Dubois count
n. received each oyer $4,000 per yea
/. salary. 1.-The hss tried 10 inform himsel
o. be knows this Il : premeditated lie 90
y . willful lalshood, and man like biz
~ that 10 With one foot 10 the grave shoul
o. not let bis desire for Office lead hit
= astray to such degree a. TO tell willfl
lies. The fact u there IL not an Office !
the county that pays 5000 per year, 90
- only one that pays over e2,OO0 per a.
- num, and Il employs two I'll the tim'
IL and sometimes three. l wish you wool
Of publish under this letter what the sslAr
of tho Auditor. Treasurer. Count
superintendent and Commissioner
- amuuutcd 10 for year 1889; the otheI
~ are fee Offices. You're, EYE"
THE County Auditors sworn repor
made to the County Board u ita 10
3 :lJune term, shows . total expenditure
l,-Ilss9, for salaries Of the ak county Oh
GERS VI sJ,l5s ~
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NOVEMBER ELECTION, 1880,


STATE o. tSpiASAs ponoss S0oS1ss -
4. lGSArx EcKERr. Clerk Of ehe Circuit
Court. within aud Tor the county 81 Du'
bois and State o. Indiana. do hereby
certify 10 tho Sheriff o. said county toAs
the following tate, District aud County
Officers ere 10 be elected q the Novem-l
her election. 10 BE- held on inc urst
Tuesday after the first Monday o. Mo-
vember, 1880, being the Fourth dey o.
satd month, q tho several precincts "
lsatI county, tO-wit:
One Secretary OF State:
| One Andilor of state:
I Oue Treasurer OF State;
I Ona Judge Of supreme Court, Firth
District:
4 One Attorney General;
i One Clerk Of The Supreme Court:
4 One Supcrin tendent al Public Instruc'
Iiion;
\ Oue Chief ~ Bureau Of Statistics
\ One State GeoIoKi~t;
II One Representative - Longrcss so'
the ~ tnnxre~Sionsi tnsrict
II One Judge ~ Circnit Court Tor IN
!, ilth Judicial Circuit;
I tine Prosecuting Attorney Tor th'
llsh Judicial Circuit:
4 One joint Senator for District com
! posed Of the counties Of Dubois sn'
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THE
BANNER
DEMOCRATIC
TOWNSHIP
o.
INDIANA.

The unfolding Of the banner was the
signal for burst Of enthusiastic cheers
which no sooner died away than they
hogan again, till the assembled masses
led by the band, gathered around Il, and
forming Z procession marched mp and
down the streets cheering for Senator
Turpio and Democracy.
The meeting IVES also eloquentIy ID
dressed II German by Mr.. Q. ZuckrIegel
|of Spencer county, and u English p!
| AR. A. M. Sweeney, candidate for Cler'
|of the Supreme Court, and Hon. Johl
Sweeney, q farmer Of Perry county
Democratic candidate for State Senator
from Dubois and Perry counties. Alto
gether it was an enjoyable gathering
and will result in . good showing j
November.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-10

a. Tho Democracy of Harrison.
Orange and Crawford on Tuesday nomi-
mated Hon. Iverson Lynn. . farmer Of
Harrison county, for Senator from thal
district, and Orange and Crawford nonli-
mated Molney s. Trimble OF Orange fos
Representative. Both excellent noInins.
tons.
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snERIFFS PROCLAMATION.

STATE on INDIANA. DUBoIs County, =
The qualified voters OF Dubois county
Indiana, arc hereby notified that tht
POLLS will Be opened ct the places .
holding elections, IN the several pre-
cincts Of the several townships Of ssit
county ami Ss@ie. on the Fousth day Q
November. 1890. for the purpose men
toned Ia the foregoing precept. v hcreo
eli pessons interested will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
Witness my hand and sea- this the III
day ~ October. 1890.
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER,
Sheriff OF Dubois County.
Oct. 10. 109O-lt.
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NrThe issue Of silver iron the minis
during the week ended Oct. was e901,.
624 The Issue Of standard silver dol
lars during the corresponding period oi
last year was sl.254,D15.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-10

Where! Oh. where! ars the Republi-
cans and r. n. B. As? wss The wsiling
exclam ations Of Dr. Giezeu at SchnelI-
willie on Saturday last, his day 70 speak
there. The doctor WAS out in full array.
aud - there was only two persons pres-
lent, and they both being Democrats, he
thought be had not received what he ex-
lpectsd. The doctor hal been told some
marvellous things about the 2. N = As
lof Jefferson anl Hall townships. and
was ~ uch disappointed and chsgrinet
when he arrived and found only two
there, and they both Democrats.
\ The farmers have been humbugged
40 much about the IT, NJ. u As and
nice things from the Republicans. thai
they are looking lee''e ont for such
persons Ia disguise, a. In. Giezen and
Rev. ,. Cox. who was not even present
ito look alter the Doctors welfare. How
ever, that honor was accorded Majo'
lScbncll, WHO entertained biz hos
lroyaliy.
4 I've ;hiuk .hst the GOODNESS AMI In.
difference a. shown tie doctor hy ~
7 Blowers here. will satisfy III reasonable
! thinking pcr-ons that the Blowers ticxe
IL this part OF the community j. dead
Il Az Schneiiviiie. Ceiesiine aud vicinity
there y q. less taan . year ago, large ans
: well On gauized X. NJ y. 4 lodges, hut a.
soon - The lodges were well organized
then the designing demagogues sns
I office seekers began 10 make Il = politics
machine, for personal interest. and .
/. soon ~ this was discovered the thin
! began TO explode, and now out Of abou
I, six lodges. there cannot Be . quorum
\, gotten together from all the lodges
: WhyS Because the Republican mana
7 gcrs have used the order for politica
machine. sud the true and genuin'
I Farmers have LETT the order, aud S.
: they will have nothing more 70 do will
: IL, nor win they support the ticket.
~ There IL strong belief going ID
7 rounds. that the whole Thing was organ
ized and run In the interest OF the Ne
Z publican party. Whether this was resIi
!. the design or not, we have been deiudc'
J In the order. We Joined the order ex
!, pccting II to keep free from Gil partisa
! or sectsriAn motives, but % we hsv
I been deceived 10 this particular, we fe<
free TO exercise our rights and frAnchis
let the polls November 4th, and will g
I, : accordingly.
y A MEMBER or r. n. b. A.
:. Schnellville. Oct. Z. 1880.
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Que or our Republican friends. who
Vas responsible for Mr. Col Farmer
Wrighrs nomination BY the Republic
cans, informed Us that while Wright
vas running a. Farmer be would vote
as Republican. and was Republican
still lie further SAYS that Mr.. Wright
|speech before the r n II. A. Convention
vas simply bait 10 capture the y. y
lib AZ. with. We are glad 10 have Col
virgins position defined thus clearly -
ICannei,on Enquirer.
That's about the shape of most Of The
IF. H. il. A. candidates every where. Or
G!ezeu. in this county. j. - much OF 4
Republican ~ ever. aud would vote 20 !
he could get 10 the legislature Loop
ards dou't change their spots. or negror
their color. and = man who has spent d
years or his life advocating monopoiie'
don't get suddenly liberal. And ssmps
Cox, TOO. IL bot playing second hidIe q
the Republicans 10 try and get an ignobi
revenge for being beaten for count.
superintendent last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-10

DiFgruntled Republicans who "went
or with the Farmer movement u the
spring, sre tceing the error Of their way
aud coming bach. Washington Gazette.
We 6nd the GAzesse's statement = 70
DAyiess county 70 Be generally true ~
Dubois county, though some few Re-
Ipublicans vet claim. when 10 the pres
|ence Of Democrats. that they intend g
vote the r. u. b. A. ticket. and look q
each other with . ely wink. A very few
former Democrats still adhere ~ the 4ttl
party movement, snd will probably O.
sist the Republican ticket TO that extent
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Schnellville. Oct. Z. 1880.

There has been received for record il
Lebanon county : $12,S00. 600 mortgage
st q rate Of s per cent. interest given by
tie Louisville, Now Albany and Chicago
railroad to the Central Trust Company
|ot New York, and John A. Stotenzen-
berg. OF New Albany. Ind. II u given
on SIP miles Of road AZ SIS 900 per miie,
which includes al or the main lines and
the Bedford and Bloomfield and French
Lick SPRING. extension. The loan was
made upon 32,6il Affirmative votes Of
srehoIders. which vas more than Z
majority. The company Il 10 pay "a
Outstanding loans agsinst it for $4,000
that was given 10 1850 q . rate Of 8 pei
cent. interest, and 20 use the surplus In
improving the condition Of the road, In
Guiding equipments, buildings and iAci.
tiles.
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vrThc total population 81 the state
OF indiana IL given as 2,l9803O, On in
crease In ten years Of 2l0. lao, or 1895
per cent.
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fStanp the top square Of tho ticket and
vOte n strAight-ana yOu will have faithful
county Osicer<. ~ y0u don't vote Il strnfght.
don't stamp thu top square. hut etnsap In
'front.' Of thDze only you want to vOte for.l
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NOW tn VOTE To vote straight tel
the voter will stnvnr the suuare - the head
~ the ticket. " n - fntendcd 20 vote
,nsred ticket he will STAMP tho square
hefnre the name or each candidate FOR whom
he votes. and not stamp the tor. One stamp
~ che ton square viii vote the ticket fOllow-
~. n no other "a uarea are STAMPED Vote
the sfrai chit Democratic ticket. and You VIII
have IN easy conscience.
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|OU8 ~ ASu1S0SON hs>s 49,
WAsusxoror. ID. e.. Oct. 8, 1880.
$3.50. ~ -,,.,~ - -. ,e.naine6l /.
Syosos 'S..>,..,,s.s ~ .ssi.t h,s
ncto 49, -. 49, :. 1ne~ccrnsic Game
49,, m. t'.ss . 4. cnsting ina l.stIt
49, ~~s..h,. hooir sbe issu. I
:o~-Ssss -. 6.i-xeA ~ a 10 in- 4
~ - ..,.'.,..:on ~ she long tarid 4
s'Lue 49, ~, 80 E.~s.ckv shi. week Il
"ss'; ~" crchsh,e snss "a NAV make Il
-. rrsss =. c,n.r st>fes duriux Il
49, ns;.n The s.xt hook 4 nov 4
..d sns i,emocrr,,c Congressional /
$3.50 $3.50 ..s;,,..s 4 nreunrsl 10 fill orders for
49,"
-. -. maklng : ouiet invessigs-
~ ,.~rn wh.s the Congressional
,''.... 1. doSrv rewards capturing
tl,te nsxt House. and l ind that Mr..
. r,o~.r the chairman. Il In New York
'.. .vT sm,r Ria own affairs. political
4 snl o,herwise. fmossly the iatter) AMI
+. is,'., ,.s committee Is maxim. 10 pre,emsrl
~ ro;ry .uythiuy. except 10 furnish ALL
n ~ TN d..cu,oents asked ior. II fufuishe-l
! o..;,aer -ocakers. nor money 10 pay the
l,,..,,sani AMI one lille Incidental of an
4. 81; y. campaign in tn,ss districts mere
.l;s !. ;moos.;ble 20 rsise II locally. III
!. 49, ,ol;rx isso be kept ~ nothing short
n ~ mir.cu,ou- popular .idal wave can
(, ..,Se III democrats control OF the next
4 7,.,.e Documents arc Ill very good in
1. ,h.sr lac. but with the election not .
\. ..r.nth on il Il good talker. that are
e \ -e.iet 20 meet the arguments CT the
!. ,,en se,t IN swarns oy The republican
N romn.,s,ec into every doubtful c,L. -fess-
- ;o..i r,.,r,ct 20 bind the voters TO the
Z, io"s' ";s' $3.50 800. Nam ,hrongh re-
= '"Ju., ,s'I-.'.. rhs d..rcc~s,ic
fuu.se.. - -.,i so..;.,'sd -;,h
- .h s~,... y. - -. IRA.
= soou 49, 49, .'..,c.,..;sy snon,d
sen' nm -. 80. - .,,,. 10 ~ nr.s..hsrs
-. - s:s.s, ..,s'.'s.;s,ss lin mor fur.
80 49,, 80 80. 1900 Committees ses "a
.'sn 49, an, :. -. - - 49, hsvin.
- .'1' 80 .,,., .s,tsJ ~ ~ ~
Or 80 p~f'
IT, ~ q. ~;,;~;s,cc - Conoress
he .,;'s. !, she.,d ~ remem
NJ .o"s 49,. ,s..s 800 ~ nrosec,ed mann
CT. e 80. .r ~ nr,;mi,e,
ID s ~ ss,,.,,.,;csr ccmmi,,ee ~
ed .sI ssrs;hIs nc,son tor I mo,ncnt 81
~ ~ ~ so" ~ .c,,,d srsnd :
OF r 'sh 1890 80 ,hs ,snchl;csrs ana
Ak uus s,s '.'s = 49,. ~. - s,'sv consd
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10 The election or : solid democratic dele
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will snies Is var and are friends in peace q
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