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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07
OUR DRESS TRIMMING
KID CLOVES

attention already Glove Department.
place morning dozen Ladies Real Kid
Gloves coloring the extremely low price of
"a per pair They worth fully 81 IS.
biggest line Kid Gloves the cities and the
lowest prices you will give opportunity will readily
vince you of
Our Second Friday Bargain Day Sale grand success
Look out for nsxt Fraaay September IL, Third Friday
Bargain Day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07

BufIalO.....................O o o 0 90 2 3
Cleveland. .... 80. ........l 90 2 -
SUMMARY-Two-base hit Radford. Sacrifice
hits-Hoy, Mack, Beecher. 2: Brennan, .; Dele
hanty. Hit by pitched ball-McGill Larkin, Dele
hantY. Browning. ImDire-Sheudan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07
OUR HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT

Has remarkably busy during the week. and wonder Ex
ceptiona prices LOWER THAN THE LOWEST See
offerings for the coming week:
Hemstched also
Revere
Ladies' Embroidered scaod Edge Handkerchief 15c worth 2Oc
White Sallped worth
his
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07
Chicago. I-Ciucinnnti. O.

Chicago. I-Cincinnnti. O.
CHICAGO. September 6.-Chicago was out
batted and outfieided to-day, but won the game
on the only hit they made. assisted by Reilly's
error and wild pitch. The weather was hot
The score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07

Will Row at Toronto.
TORONTO, ONT. September 6,-Arrange.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07
The Acmes Won.

The Acmes and the Oakmonts played ball
game Oh the latter's grounds yesterday, and
scored and easy victory. George England the
one-armed player. did wonderful work in right
field. The score:
Oakmont....... ....,...1 o 205 / / Oil
acme e....................l 2 8 3 IL 0 -4
SUMMARY-Base hits Oakmont 8; Acme, Is. Err
rors Oakmont, 4: Acme, 2. Two-base hits, Boy
Ian. Carr. 2; England and Garvey. Home run,
Long. Struck out, by Johnston, 10: by Garvey,
2. Batteries, for Oakmont Garvey and Min; for
Acmes, Johnston and Schumacher.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07

SUMMARY-Earned runs-New York, 4: Brook
lvn. 0. Three-base hit-Cark: Two-base hit
Pinckney. Sacrifice hits-W histler, Burkett,
Bassett Buckley, Glasscock, Rusie, O'Brien,
Smith. Umpire-Lynch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19
W. 9. q. y. COLUMN.
co~purrrp NJ MRS. ". l.. HoRns.
"The 5 story i Old"
BY ". n MERCHANT.

"All that ran be said on the temper.
ance question has been said million
times over There Is no need 20 take 4
Temperance paper"
The woman who made the above state
'ment IL wife aud mother. How ones
thoughts will circle round aud spresd
ont, like ripplea from o center Of agita.
tion. from that old sdsge. There IL moth.
ing new under the snn."
DO politicians ever tire of those mag
ical words. tariff W. free-trsde." Every
four yesrs. or oftener, the changes are
rung, the old ground plowed. the seed
sown, the harvest often depending upon
the amount of cultivation. Does any
one say the story hiss lost its grip?
There IL theme much older than this.
he preacher tells OF creation, of the
fall. and Of redemption. Thousands
listen, think. and shnider At the thought
OF the world without Christianity: ..
pity the few who say. THE story is old
let u die!"
Almost o. long ago ~ creation the
story Of human love was told did THE
woman say TO her would-bc husband.
That story bss been told . million
times: don't tell II 10 me2"
The circle widens and comprehends
all nature. Every season brings forth
'he earsh's products. fruits. grains. etc.
and ell flesh. every dsy. the appetite reit-
eratee the ancient demand. Neverthe.
less. we must not say anything upon the
temperance quesiion. becanse Il may
have been ssid before. Will the tempter
hold his peace the while? An old pic
ture Gomez 10 mind OF . church. "Closed
while the pastor tskes = vacation" The
srch fend ssys. II never take . vaca-
ton"
Don't sav anything about temperance
10 that woman's boy! lie may learn the
tipple ri bis father, what matter II he
tipple harder? Don't say anything II
he join the midnight carousai; bad blood
is sometimes engenderec there: he may
reach felon's cell. but keep your lips
closed unchecked tenn pfs,icn eome times
ends on the gallows, and the victim
Rut LEI us 60 hack. This woman has
daughters. too; they may he beautiful.
genteei. educated (sltIsough these things
are MD and ought not 10 be repeated. }
Don't tell them of winc-bihbing hus.
hsnds. ii's too frivolous. Can you fol-
low the wave and tell who The victim
might he. ave has been? On. the stor,
Il old hns now ;s The time 10 thunder u
into that mothers ears.
Too late2 II would not ave her boy.
IN would not save her girl from LIE oi
double snguish2 They are not worth
saving? II would only be another form
Of old story. Poor mother! But. thank
IG..1 q
ice and shaw the frozen ground, the sesd
will sprout and GROW. the dripping
water will still wear the rock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

Talk about fruit aud fruit growing,
hut IL you want 70 enjoy IN hour or two,
|g0 out 10 Mr.. Frank Smcsd's farm. two
miles north Of this city. tie has the
most beautiful peach orchard OF 900
trees that you ever saw The trees are
sot 10 straight rows. carefully trimmed
10 symmetrical proportions, with good.
sturdy bodies, aud the limbs are cut
back, 80 thss they Iook moro like apple
trees. without the sprsngling limbs 90
often seen In peach orchards. Mr.
Smead 10 . closs observer aud an intelli-
gent reader and 10 familiar with the
characteristics and the diseases OF the
peach tree, and Of the parasites that prey
on Il. He knows when and where 70 dig
for the b0rer and dislodge his eggs. He
applies lime. coal tar and soft soap,
mixed with clay at the root, which de-
stroys The eggs. He has . large pear
orchard slso, Decides . great variety Of
other fruits. Il ID labor Of love with
him as we'll q profit. Some Of his peach
trees realize him 4l2 90 each; but. OF
course, this 10 exceptional. His new
peach orchard IL three years old, aud IL
the trees hegin bearing next year, and
average fifty cents per tree. II will beat
wheat and corn raising All 10 pieces The
trees are planted on rolling ground and
are protected by tall hedges, which are
permitted 10 grow for that purpose.
We hope 10 see many moro, like Mr..
Smcad. giving intelligent attention 10
fruit culture. There IL money in II. "
Daviess County Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19
NO FAITH u RGPUsLIcAn,sm.


PErERssuRo. Va. Sept. 13. -Ex Gov.
ernor Cameron IL out In = letter 10 w.
q. Dsshiell, OF Richmond. Va. In which
he renounces his allegiance 70 the Re-
publican party. Ha d~fsiIs Il length
HE rmsons for bic present action. Among
them he saya that the party has become
aectiooal and y now trying 10 keep In
power hv reviving the passions nj war.
lie denonnces the party for its failure 10
psss the Blair Educational BiIl; con-
demns tho Lodge hill. which he says u
regarded bv one section as bluDder and
by the other . crime; saws the Presi-
dent has done nothing south Of Msson
md Dixon's line aimee HE Inauguration
except 20 recognize with reluctance that
INV such country existed. aud ssys HE
In the south have becn OF
men without capacity or influence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

The Jssper Courier, the moat uItrs
partisan paper In the state. has sll along
during this canvass proclaimed and
preached, prayed and prayed. saying thai
the present rates Of fees and salasieG
we're not too high; really, they we're mol
high enough. we Inferred from bic paper,
A. count, officers had to engage 10 other
occupations Ia order TO earn living
Independent
Dufendach resorts to the old trick ol
telling . lie in the abnve. lie knows
well enough that the Courier said the
salaries in Dubois county, and counties
OF its population generally were not ton
high. mo more than the same work
would command for any corporation. or
that no officer il this county
had grown rich from bic salary but
that In the most populous counties, m
der the ~ stem of regulating salaries, the
fees and salaries of most officers we're too
high, aud that the cry against too large
salaries in such cases Was taken up by
the ignorant or demsgogicsl. In smaIIer
counties to create dissatisfaction with
whichever party happened to be in con-
troll in the respective counties Dufen-
salaries ought Ia be regulated on scale
baaed on population. The Courier sup
ports heartily the proposition Of the
Democratic State platform. that the SAL
aries should be fixed at . stated sum IN
every instance, and abolishing Gil fees
and perquisites.
This will cost the tsxpayera, generally,
more In every county, because the ssIa-
ries will have TO be paid from the county
but this IL better than TO have
people mi-lcd by the false cry OF ''ex.
iortion, enormous salsries," etc.. raised
by ignorant demagogues. Nov, with
the exception Of the county Treasurer
AMI Auditor hose work reAchea and
Affects every taxpayer and the c0unty
who have no perQutsitea
by law-she fees Of county Officers are
paid by those only whn use their time.
Not taxpayer In Dubois county has
paid any thing 20 the Clerk nnless he had
business IN court: none has paid the
Sheriff unless he was interested In litixs-
ton: no one psys anv for the Recorder
upless he has deeds or mortsges 10 re-
cord: no one paws for the Treasurer IN
excess n shs amount required tor nisI
salary Of SSUU year. unless he per.
mifs his taxes or interest on school fund
loans 10 become delinquent, when the
delinquent musf pay. as he should, the
costs of his neglect. Under = general
salary law rho people all will be tsvsd to
pay these officers salaries. bnt then ouch
a. are collected will Of
course, be required 10 be paid into the
county treasury, but then The smduns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

Special 70 the Evansville Courier.
OMAHA. NEB.. Sept. 1.-THE lac
storm wave Of the dangerous storm
period Of September will be due 10 leav,
the Pacific cnst about she 18Th. cross thl
Mississippi Valley from 2vh to 22i. ant
reach the Atlantic c0ast about the 23l
This is expected 10 be . severe storm
lcrossing large portion nf the United
States, and. 10 some extent. affecting ths
weather from the Gulf 20 the Canadian
line
The causes OF these storms being un.
usually severe, sscribe to several
events. The earth passing iis equi-
noctisl. the moon crossing the carth's
equator, the earth passing equator ol
Mars and the earth crossing the equator
OF Venus, causing an increase Ia the
earsh's electrical forces.
Much Is being published in the news.
papers sbout the coming "hsrd" winter.
do not believe that it will be . hard
winter. We do not have verv cold
winters when Mercury or Venus IL close
TO the earth. for then the storm waves
run far 10 the north. and Il is the loca-
ti0n Of the storm waves that causes the
South Of the storm center. or the low
barometer which call the storm wave.
the weather ls warm and north Of Il the
weather 10 cold, as have heretofore ex-
planned. When two Of the planets run
close together the electric force at their
equator is increased and that drives the
storm wsves further north.
During the winter. Mercury and
Venus will be near the earth aud Mars,
Saturn and Neptune will be on the south
side Of the sun, or near where the earth
IL in winter. December will be very
warm month snd winter will begin late.
| know that the weather prophets" have
advised the people 10 prepare Tor very
cold winter, but think they have made
= mistake.
The plane Of Ssturn's equator is near
ing that part of the earth's orbit where
the earth is about the last Of December,
and that too is unfavorabie 10 severe
cold, but when the earth reaches that
part Of lie orbit in December. 1891, We
may expect some OF the greatest winter
storms ever known. and the spring
moasbs Of that wear will be full OF cs-
tovasdccs. w. +. fOsTRR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

Pen Sketch Of the Head of tho ~
InOcratic Ticket.

DANA. IHD., Sept. l1-Republlooo -
|gsns In lndians ere puzzled for obogroo
10 bring against the Dem0csasie 49,.
|nees on the State ticket. The lalouo ocn-
sation they have sprung u tho olIoEoo)oD
that the bead Of the ticket Claodo No.
thews. has only beer Domoorne -
|years. Mr. MaltheWs Was born II Koo-
|tucky In 18&5, but whoD : yooog -
|osme 70 Indiana For more than owonp
|ty-6ve years be has lived o bic lhFn -
vernillion county. He be- followed -
other occupation than shat os lArmlng.
and In his calling he be proved hImso)l
u bcnefactcr % the whole ourroun60og
community: He & thoroughly coevog-
|sant with the farmers needs, boiog =
clear and logical thinker. AZ prooooo
Mr.. Nstthews Il The presldout - ~
Farmers' Alliance Assembly, which y
the head Of twenty-five subosdInoeo
lodges IN vermillion county. He y. ID
has always been, . consistent Demoogoo,
but BY no meons parsisan. He -
never donned the cisak % By pocrise -
serve party or person Ho y tho 49,
to-day, Tomorrow, = al tisnss-so hoo-
Iest, conscientious and straightforward
|snoiiesi msa. tic = man of handsomo
appearance and noble bearing. % slo-
|quent and forcible speaker. He has =
inherent. self-sustaining energy. ard -
predict thst few better speeches will -
heard from the platform this tall shaa
those mads BY Farmer Matthew'S. HE
mind is capable Of entertaining broad
and extended visws.-he IL, indeed, built
on the broad gauge. No msn will sver
regret having cast HE ballot for the pop.
nlar farmer candidate and lAsmegsS.
friend.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

The proposed Republican tay on tin
plate Il one OF the most wanton outraged
ever put upon free people iu the name
Of protection. Speaker Reed says In do.
Tending IL. that II will cause some Pitts.
burg milIionsires 10 start tin manufsc.
tory. and that All additional cent or two
on every tin cup. and from five to ten
cents on every dinner pail and tin pan
will be cheerfullv paid by the American
labofer because Of the knowledge that
the tin IL OF American make" But Con.
gressrDan Cannon ssys II will not make
them cost any more. becsuse the tax Il
90 slight an Increase. Difference in Re.
publican doctors. What is the use OF
the tax. unless II enables the manufac.
surer 70 sell Il higher? Ia regard 10 the
increased coat 10 another branch Of in.
dustry 10 q letter 70 the New York Times
. can manufacturer says:
For every 1000 ihree-pound tomato
or peach cans there are used In their
manufacture Alt sheets oil T.. tin-plate,
now paying duty Of ~ n2. The pro-
posed tariff sdds l20 per cent. ssy oS.62,
or very nearly 1-cent per can. or 8 cents
per dozen. instead Of 2 cents, o stated
Upon two-pound corn cans tae advance
will bc &3 IS per 1000 cans, or, say. A
cents per dozen. Now. II 10 very safe 10
say that ri 60O.O0OOOO cans packed IN
this country Is per cent. Or 450U0O. .00O,
are two pounds and three pounds, used
for packing tomstoes. peaches, saImou
and corn. Taking the average advance
To be ccnts per DOZEN and Il u rather
more than Lessor 5-l2 or . cent pet
can. we have m aggregate Increased
duty upon theae 450.OO0.000 Of cans ol
nearly ~. $4,000. sbsoIuteIy asoIen from
the consumers ~ these goods for the
|beneft ~ few graspinR. avsricious
ironinasters At PitfsbDrg, and represcui.
ing the proflts they would reap BY manu-.
facturing the tin pIsse uecd ia the above
quality Of cans. For IL they were hon.
est they would own that tin plate can b.
manufactured In this country under the
present duty and pay . fair msnufaciur.
ing profit. but II IL not the kind of pro-
IL that these insaiisble c0rmorsnts de.
msnd.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19
Republican Candidate for Super.
intendent on the Devils
Fish Side.

indianapolis sentinel
Referring 10 the attitude toward the
schooI-book law. of james VI. Henry,
the republican candidate for super
insendent Of public instruction. . gen.
ilemsn who knows him we'll said yes
terday: 1T will not he hard 10 show
that he IL opposed 70 II. for almost any
citizen of MsrtinsviIIe will tcstify that
he made numerous street-corner speeches
sgainst II while II was pending. and
since that time he condemned il at tevcry
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19


Within . mile Of Bedford sixtseo oonp-
ries ere in foil blast. near BloonlcG1oa
four. Stinesville i've. while mony oikaro
ere scattered over the county, ocsA ~
: capacity OF from three to nine 49, ,
day.
Siinesville is town OF about l6o -
lhabitants, and here 10 located one o9 -
largest and best equipped Quarvise a
the state-the Eppsnhouser. The oooryv
Il SO feet deep. and around lie edges ~
tail derricks stand guard while Tie half
dozen ''chandlers" keep up their puGnG
day and night, cutting out The elonS.
The proprietor Is 10 Italian and o0Dloyo
iOO men, many Of whom are nativeo oe
the dsgo land. This Il the Only plaee =
all the stone belt where foreign labor =
10 be found, the rest employing only
Americans. Another firm that & ounl.
ing TO the front Ia this Industry q ne
Bloomington and Stinesville stone oo0-
psny, whose quarries ere q The latter
place. II has been In operation abo0e
one year. but the Increasing demand log
stone will cause them 70 double their
capacity next year, making Il ten eoeo
per day.
The stone in the "belt" q III about ~
same quality. aud h known - buG ed
blue indiana limestone A. . building
msterial II IL growing 10 favor every
day. Especially u this true u No0
York, Philadelphia and Washiagooo,
where many handsome buildings -
using II freely. The elegant fronl g
The New York store, on Washingtoa-ot-,
indianapolis, is Of bun stone ffo0 IT,
~tinesville qusrries. and also so0o %
that In the soldiers monument and sonoo
house. The genuine Indiasa ar1iooo
weighs l50 poupds to the cubic lo0a "A
the qusrry owners will bank tho1s ~
cent on Its hold ing iss color longer 10
any other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

1Snpervisor Schoiz' deputies only
found e.ei5 persons in vinceunes. The
city council, not sstished with the
enumeration. Immediately hired two
other citizens 10 connt the population
aud they found 937O.- difference oI
555. about IS per cent. The sane ratio
all over the United States. and il would
probably be larger generally. would
make the population close 10 seventy.
two millions. inssesd ~ the $1,000 900
reported. So much tor msA lug taking
the censua . partisan machine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

The republican state platform declares :
for Legislation upon the principle of
local option, whereby the various COM
|snuuities throughout the state may. -
they deem best, either cootrol Of sup '
|press this tliqu0r traffic.
The principle Of local option = thov'
principle of prohibition. IL conteD--
plates the assumption By majority -.
any community Of the power 70 regulaeo \
the habits and customs. ~ tastes and 3
social induIgences, Of The whole oo0.-
muDity. Under this principle II, d = +.
village Of NO voters. fifty-oss coocludo..
that II u wrong 70 drink bsss. thoy have !.
the right 10 prevent The othsr eassv.nlnGb !.
who do NOT think Il l. wroog % dfIo1
beer, from doing 90, % punish thoo ~
they do. Ifa community consists Of - I.
three persons two Of them, under 3ioen1
option" have right 70 say whsshes ~
third shall have : glass o. alo viii hIo.
dinner, or whether be may take lIttlo \
wine on occasion .for his stomoo16. :.
sake. ss recommended By S. PAUI.
Local option 10 prohibition n spolos
II Is open 70 every objection that can =
urged against prohibition. It involvoo
an IN warranted invasion Of individual
rights-a flagrant and vicious ooeogt1oo
BY the majority Of power Over 0eetogo
which should be left, whore they boloogs
TO the private conscience and judgmooe
II u un- American and undsmocsatic, -
cause Il u On extension Of tho fuDctiooo
Of government beyong The sphero - n
which they should be limited. i y CO.
irsry. indeed, TO every sound peloclD1o
OF government
The local option clause ~ insos1o1 e.
the republican state platform - ~ -
heat of the bigots who would, ~ ~
could, impose upon Indiana she eos1o
which has bligLted Kanses aod low.
The convention responded % lhs ~
mand IN the same spirit of in(oIogon1
knownothingism which led 4 % ro(oooo q
single place upon it, ticket 20 any posoo(
cfforeixn birth or cxtraction. -Indiono)
ellis SeStiUei
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

Any voter who moves from one coun-
|ty 10 another. or from one township 70
smother, after September 8. or who
moves from one precinct 10 another afscr
October 8, will thereby lose his vote.
The election will Be held Tuesday, No
vember & r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

The force bill Il the only cause as-
aigned for this remarkable falling OF in
the republican vote Of three communities
that very accurately represent the senti-
ment Of northern investors and business
men, who are doing 80 much 70 develop
and perfect southern industries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19
RATES o. ADvERr,sEISo.

For square, lOlines or less, week. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 20 cts.
Longer Advertisement at the same
rate. A fraction over even square or
squares, counted as a square. These
are tho terms 'or transient advertise
meuts "a reasonable deduction will be
made to regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of adminis-
traors and legal notices oflike character
60 he paid In advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

The most significant election figures
Of the year thus far are those Of the three
centers of northern capital and northern
In the state Of Aisbama.
The following comparison is worth .
little study.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19
PUBLISHERS PENCIL POINTS.

dv Hons. John l.. Breiz and A. NJ
Sweenev arc posted for speeches with
Claude Matthews. It . Democratic con.
vention at vincennes to-day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-19

That II the Republicans carry the next
Legislature the Reiorms inaugursted BY
the last legislature will be stopped.
The schoOl book law, the election
Law. the nOn-partissn mode Of co.
Iecsing juryrnen Law. and other re-
form laws. will be repealed. and partisan
measures suhstitutcd. To guard against
this great injury to the whole people Of
Indiana vote the Democratic ticket
ssraight. from Congressman down. Its
opponent. under Whatever name. and
covered by ever % honeved phrsses in
this county. i but Republican IN fact,
and its candidates. II elected, would vote
and act with the Republican party.