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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-12-12

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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-12-12
TOHN a. NELSON,
Attorney -at-Law & Q. P. Land Agent

For Trego and Ness Counties. School, Syndicate,
Decided Land and City Property for sale. Special
attention given to business before o. S. Land Office,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-12-12

Attorney at Law, Q. S. Land Attorney
and Real Estate Dealer.
Special attention given to Contests and Final
Proofs. ONCE west side Franklin street.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-12-12

All business before the q. 8. Land ONCE and L
terror Department promptly attended to.
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Does a General Real Estate Business. Money
Loaned on Decided Property. Office in southeast
room of Opera Block, upstairs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16

Inc oove Of the School nd
% % q Is Uogsnn s idea q tho sborou t
@ e And .:p:ss M .coon" must y kept o. Coo
stasr school onds By comparing the s found Ss -
'ne amount o. school uoda IL rve
funds were established y Congress- since "a
and since cn child receives us the per capita why shou
congress pa an enabling M authorizing
funds the Common School thereby eve escf
county extra and simp
joint Congressional expense 70 esct
ann ne State o. Indiana ordinary readily
h e % % q hs laws smpy impracss i'm
county becomes indebted another paid
g Enu ny me oy either q the counties pay
school @ fund comes bs relief q the county
source
next congress
JoHN Audit o. Dnhos Sscrrtv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16

trusts. and tariff bsne6cisvies. sYo.
cannot 10y your hand too hsaviIv.s -
ADDS. upon such ofTenders. and re-
cmmend that such practices b made
criminal"
He recommends that I'll public o.
,cers be put upon fixed saIaries, 70 70 in
20 elect at once; that the power Or
township trustees TO make contracts s.
abridged; that board Of railroad COM
missioners Be created: that the road
Jaws be revised; that additional monev
90 appropriated for the soIdiers' monu-
ment; that On appropriation be made
Ior an Indiana exhibit q the vorld;s
fair; that 5000 to 5000 b appropria-
ted tor The purchase Of ground q The
Gettysburg battlefield on which 70 erect
the indiaue monuments; that an sct s.
passed making Il : misdemeanor Win
penalties for the officers Of any or our
Stale institutions TO make contracts NJ n
each other relating TO the property Or
business Of such institutions, end sieo
Il misdemosnor for any officer
who has the financial control OF, or man
Agement Of. any institution 70 fail in
making out HE contracts according %
Law; that intermediate appellate courts
be created for the relief or the supreme
court; that boards Of commissioners Be
authorized 70 pay, ont Of the dog-tax
!1nd, rewsrds for the conviction OF the
White Caps.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16

This country bee bssn sending abroad
|sooot twenty million dolIars snnnsIly
|ior TN plase. After July !, next, when
the Mckinley bill goes Into eject thaI
|amonnt VIII bc principally paid q
American muscle and capital for thsI
article. Employment will 81 eIvAn "a
Americans and the money kept q heme J,
|-Huntiugburg Argus.
Yes, : few hundred men vlll -
gsvsn employment at low Wagcs, and 50
milIIons o. poor people viii 30 com.
pel!ec 70 pay. more for their wash pans
aad dinner buckets, that half : dozen
g mlll!ousireo may rovol II their m potter
wealth, While The country viii stIIl IN
pors pert millions o. dollars werth of iio-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16

ness, thereby losing their votss, for IN
Iess man votes HE principles bic vote 4
worse than lost. Thesa msn or con
science courage and charity have sr
rayed themselves IN line against this ~
ful destruction. this wholesalo ruin o.
Iour homes. They are called "Probi.
bitioniess.' At the head OF their rankI
ere men and women Of talent and educs.
tion, preacbers, college presidents and
professors, and host OF earnest. devout
people from all sections OF The country
and : number Who have realized what
this curse is. The scales OF party preiu-
dice have fallen from their eyes untiI
they can see that their interest iies II Or.
position 70 the liquor league. They
have the moral courage 20 do what they
know to b right, though earth and hell
oppose. They are willing 10 labor and
suaer, and sacrifice. 20 be mocksd, de-
rided and branded as cranks. not for Or
nee, not for fame. not for wealth, hut for
the good Of humanity. Their purpose Il
20 banjsh the greatest curse that ever
bliGhtsd tho world. This hydra headed. !.
soul destroying monster ofiniquity.
on THE L0eD's siDs.
We will not say. that God Il on their
side. but, that they are on Code eide.
They are not ashamed 10 AK tho bless
Ing Of God On their Efforts. We hear
them eay:
@Our Father Who art 10 heaven hail.
lowed By thy name, Thy kingdom come
Thy Will be done on earth, q Il Il inl
heaven. Give % this day our dsily|
bread. Lead us not into temptation, but
deliver us from evil"
And they vote % they pray. Then
Home.~
Which Of these picto,es do you like
bestS To which do you belong? YonI
can not Be Democrat and Republican,
q The same time. you ere one or thel
other. You can not be ior the saloon |.
and against Il q the same time, you are|l
sither one Or the other. In our nrst|
Icene they oil belong 70 the United Lio-
oar League. 10 the second they ere all
rrohibitioaists. and ars, . bitterly o..
posed 70 the United Liquor League. 81
lyer Republican Was 70 . Democrat L
I o. can not serve two 0astsrs uulessI(
!o0 are u company. The two old par-l
- have gone j. company with the lio-
Tor leoguo and Prohibitionie(e csn not|(
|orvs either ef them. X
Mn. Kr1us MARSHALL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16
0JThe following came in too late foI
pu blicstion last week:


The Faculty Of Jasper College hsv'
awarded 10 their pupils tho following
|marks for General Proficiency 10 theiI
respective studles for tho month ending
Dec. 81, 1890:
Ernest Aud. 50; Chas. LAmpert, IS
Joseph Balastrs, -; BEN. Mccarthy, 62,
AIph. Carrico. So; T.. Mshringer. 81
Jamee Elder, So; Geo. Meschede, u
And. Friedman, 30; Harry Mitchell, -;
Will. Friedman, o.; Joe. Richardt, a;
John Garaghan, g.; Felix Schneider. -
Hen. Gottbrsth, ~; Peter 6chuetx, ~
Jos. Gottbrath, 50; John Schutzius, 81 ;
q. Gramelspacher. o.; r. Seibert, II ;
4. 0ruenewald. So; J. 6ermersbeim, 81 !;
Zoe. Helfrich, ~; n. 6chuhmscher, 81 !;
Conrad Krempp, -; George Smith, 6e /;
Charles Spsar, -; Albert eienger. 10 |;
Joseph Widmsr, 50
HIghest mark altaInabls, 100.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16

y $3.50 State * rel Isldoro Hchuh.
|macners Auditor, ". John Grsmele.
|pecher . q. Dubois q. 9. Revsrsed.
tJas. 81
Courts will take judicial kuowlsdrs ol
ses ct Of congress, suthorixlnR the rov.
ernor 70 seIsct lands soe eho boseii -
the Indiana university: also the public
acts Of The govsrnor IN exercising the
authority conferred upon hin, q mskinr
the selection and the patent issued q
ne state by the secretary OF The interior
1of the land % selected also that a a
LAID described tract Wa selected by the
governor and patont Issued thereior ~
accordance with said oct.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16

We seem to hear them praying. - they
vote, addressing themselves TO the Bsc,
chanalian god after this manner:
Our Father. the devil. thy works viii
We DO. internal be thy name. may thy
will Be done on earth - II l. in hell.
Give % this day our neighbor's daily
bread, and We will furnish the drink,
Lead us on IN temptations. but deliver us
from Prohibitionists. and thine shsll b
lhe kingdom tho power aud glory
On what : beautiful picture for the
ievil and bic angels 10 behold.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16


Gov. Hovey's message 70 the I.erlela
.|tures sent in Friday lsst, q mostly
ouslnees document, though it cOotaInl
some pernicious polltics. but undor thl
circumstances : rabld RepublIcan NAV
- soeoWhot excused FOR belng DEEPER.
aee. He q violently opposed 70 The elec.
tlon law and declares e uncoustitut utional
[ although be approved Il when paced
~ course be thinks some means should
b allowed BY which purchaser or vote
according 70 the Brush idea. can b cer.
tain Of the delivery OF the e0ods. In thi1
be botrays . shameful sympathy win
vote buyers, for the governor OF I
great State.
| he recommends compulsory education.
and that the State furnish free schooI
books to every body. This was anijcipa-
tea o. = part Of the price to be given the
Old school book ring In return for elec-
ton money furuished TO swell the Re-
publican corruption fund during the
or course the Governor
cares nothing for free school books, but
y anxious the Republican committee
should heve as large contributions e
possible from the American school book
trust, and thus shows . willingness 10
degrade his ohlce 10 order that the
money may b had.
He wants the rate OF taxation raised
from 70 cents on each 500. Is at present.
70 26 cents on each 500, for State rev.
enue. He also shows some stsrtlin0l
fhcts 10 regard to the taxation OF cor
porations. he says that the State rev.
enuee during the past year aggregated
yI,44S.ltl 4S, and that the sum Of ea,-
~, ~ :s3 will 20 necessary to meet the
oemands Of The State government forl
the current year. which would leave aI
dedcit Of o767,O60.0o. He sdds: .Im.l
mediate provision, 10 ny opinion, u ne
sessaey f0e the relief Of the treasury, the
importance Of which can b readily
seen, - . continuanco OF The In
'rease Of the State debt becomes
necessity, unless your honorable
body enacts such laws as may increase
be receipts Of the State equal to the ne
;essary expenses and appropriations nj
he then calls attention 10 the dii5ereuce|s
q taxes collected from railroads 10 shisls
lno other Ststos, and instances Connec-
tcut, With 1,Ol0 miles OF railroad, whichls
eceivee ee7l,090 - revenue from this| {
onrce, while Iudissa, with 6,08I miles. z
'ets from her railroads 0oIy ooS,7l6. Hc 3
dds thst. 10 view or the fact that the 4
urdon Of taxation falls upon the farm n
ng classes, the facts regarding the differ. n
nee 10 railroad taxation should receive 4
=
He recommends that sll the State inv
litueIons be placed under non-partisau y
Dntrol, which sounds very ridiculous \
omiug from man who but two weeks IV
70 made the Supreme Court unani- Y
lously Republican By the appointment \
Mcbride g Judge. after he had been 4
pudiated By the people By over 10000 Y
sj0rity In November but then Hovey n
noted for ridiculous utteranccs. N
10 refused 70 pay any political assess-
ents 70 the Republican State Commit,
10 1885, for which be vas roundlyl
rsed BY Houston and Michener. and
Nv he wants law enacted making Il -
ltninsl offence 20 ask Tor such con 4.
butioue from candidates mo Doubt
hiking The money should I'll b DBL
med By bargains with school book ii,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16

GDJohn 9. HItz, OF JelYsraon county
bee kept an account OF bic berry farm 70.
the past four years, end he 6uds that BIZ
raspberries and blsokberriss have netted
him I profit Of $50 per acre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16

o>rSherIfr Cabs ehuck, % Corydou
hae sold . fine stallion 20 Kentucky par
tlss Tor o2. 200. n. II. Bruce, four mllol
east Of Corydon, soId bic Edward Ever
ett stallion 70 J. q. Conrad, Of Nsbraska
for 5000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16

Following is the population Of Indiana
ov counties according to the census of
1880, % oflciaIiy promulgated by the
census bureau. together with the emu.
msratioo Of 1880:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-16
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prsots couBry. IuDIAYA. ~
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War ssxrs 6rRrEs.
rrrcE oy 20 UnscRIPFIou.
single subscription. Tor - Nos.. 81 &C
eer six neathe. J q

RAvrs ov ADvDUr seGIW0.
y. % q sre, 10 iisss orless. ! wsek 81 o.
Issh q bseQ uent insertion, Is cts
LANCER advertise ments II the Same
..,, A fraction over even square o.
.susrss. counted a. square. these
~, II tsrms for trsusient ADVERTISE
-ssts . reasonable deduction will be
msAs 20 regular advertisers.
Notices Of nppoiutment Of edminis-
trssrs . dlega notices ofliks character
= b psidin advance.
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Perry county will build : new iail
q Censehon, q . cost Of Is 900 TIE
psople also deaand : new cosrt houss.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-26
ALL GONE WRONG.
The Good the Preachers Would Do the
Public Serves Their Victim Financially.

The Good the Preachers Would DO the
Public Serves Their Victim Financially.
NoRwALK, Conn, March 17.-Mme.
Sarah Bernhardt will have to walk over
the Norwalk pulpit to play "Fedora" in
the Broadway theater in this city on
March 81. She is getting any quantity
of advertising from straight-laced Nor
witch Congregational preachers, and
Manager Noxon, of the theater, wears a
three-ply smile all the time. First Rev.
DIR. Llellyn Pratt, of the fashionable
Broadway Congregational church, gave
the French artist a sermon about two
weeks ago in which he said, though he
did not speak Bernhardt's name, that
she was no better than she should be,
and it was extraordinary that moral PEG.
pie would run after such woman. At
his Thursday evening meeting in the
ancient Congregational church on the
hill, the Rev. DIR. Leonard Woolsey
Bacon, who has frequently upheld the
old blue Sabbath laws of Connecticut,
gave Sarah's character mild rebuke.
Nine. Bernhardt will have great
audience here, and the seats at her play
will be sold by auction. The boxes, it is
thought, will fetch premium of more
than 500 each, besides the price of them,
which will be SEA to $35.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-26
German
Syrup

We have selected two or
Group. three lines from letters
freshly received from pa
rents who have given German Syrup
to their children in the emergencies
of Group. Won will credit these,
because they come from good, sub
stantial people, happy in finding
what so many families lack a med
icine containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with ~cr1-
fidence to the little ones In their
most critical hours, safe and sure
that it will carry them through.
ED. L. Willis, of Mrs. las wv. KfRK.
Alma, Neb. / give 1t Daughters College,
to my children when Harrodsburg, Ky.
troubled with Group have depended upon
and never saw any 1t In attacks Of Group
preparation act like with my little daugh-
it. 1t is simply mi ter, and 6nd il an In
raculons valuable remedy
Fully one-half of our customers
are mothers who use Boschee's Ger
man Syrup among their children.
A medicine to be successful with the
little folks must be treatment for
the sudden and terrible foes of child
hood, Whooping cough, Group, diph-
liberia and the dangerous infamma-
tons of delicate threats and lungs. %
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-26
/ Malta Warnings 10 Parkerson.
MAYOR sHAKEspEARE.

He Has Nothing to Regret-Thinks Time
Had Come to DO Something.
Mayor Shakespeare makes no bones
about his feeling in the matter. He
declared bluntly to the Tribune CORES
pendent that Parkerson and his associ-
ates did just right. He saw the citizens
call in the morning and knew something
was going to happen.
"Where were you during the riot?"
Attending to my private business
"Did you take any measures to prevent
the tragedy"
emo"
''Don't you regret it?"
'sNo SIR" answered the mayor, belli-
gerently. ST am an American citizen,
and am not afarid of the devil. These
men deserved hanging. We expected a
disagreement, and had made arrange
ments for retral. When I heard of
the verdict 1 was frozen in my seat.
These men were punished by lawful
means. The men who did it were all
peaceable and law-abiding. The Italians
had taken the law into their own hands
and we had to do the same. 1t was what
they did in Italy. The Malta got too
strong for them, and what happened?
The sovereign took hold of 1.-THE king.
Here the sovereign took hold OF 1.-THE
people,"
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-26
OUR SOUTHERN BROTHERS.
Some Intere sting Figures from Brazil and
Venezuela.

Some Intere sting Figures from Brazil and
Venezuela.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE bureau
of American republics has furnished
the following interesting budget OF
South American news:
During December 1887 immigrants
arrived in Brazil. Of these $3.50 were
Russians, 5,160 Portuguese, 5,053 Itali-
ans, 1,421 Spaniards. 692 Austrians and
AL, Germans. The total immigra-
ton into Brazil during 1890 was
1909 The new Brazilian constitution
provides that the congress of the repub-
lie shall not declare war against any ma
ton until arbitration has been attempted
witout success. The new Brazilian con-
stitution restricts the coasting trade to
vessels carrying the Brazilian flag, and
permits the several states of the republic
to tax imported merchandise to the
amount of Is per cent. ad yalorem.
Statistical returns from Venezuela
show great prosperity during the last
fiscal year. The national customs rev.
enue amounted to $4,000, 900; the total
exports amounted to sis, 600 more
than any year In the history of the coun-
try, and the imports were SIS, 900, 900
more, of which 81, 100000 came from
Finland and 50, 100000 from the United
States. The national debt was reduced
to a3,517. 900, and the population of the
republic In 1890 was 1929, 900.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-26
RUsK ON OUR HOGS.
THE SECRETARY OBJECTS TO
THE BOYCOTT.
He Talks Good Warm Sense About Ger.
many's Arbitrary Actfon--The New Or
leans Situation Other News,

He Talks Good Warm Sense About Ger-
manyss Arbitrary Actfon--The New Orr
leans Situation--O Other News.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 17.Jerry
Rusk has his mad up. He doesn't pre-
tend to be diplomatist, but he is urging
on the state department that certain rep
reservations be made to the foreign gov
crnments discriminating against the
American hog. He wants it done with
oil the vigor that can be injected into
diplomatic correspondence. Uncle Jerry
says In effect to Secretary Blaine: ssBe
polite about 1t, but let them understand
that we are tired of their nonsense and
mean business" This relates to some
insti uctions said to be on their way to
Minister Phelps at Berlin. Secretary
Rnsk was asked what he thought of the
alleged statement made by DIR. Won Boet-
ticher In the reichstag on behalf of the
German government to the effect that
the new sanitary measures adopted in
the United States were inadequate, and
therefore thatsthe government did not
intend to rescind the prohibition placed
upon the Importation of American hog
products. He said:
4 / can hardly believe that such state
ment has been made, for it imports willful
or pretended ignorance of the legislation
now In force in this country providing for
meat inspection. The last meat inspection
law passed b. congress provides for the
most thorough and complete system OF in
spection possible, and it will be more thor
ough than that now In force in any other
country In the world. Not only will cattle
and hogs be examined Immediately prior to
slaughter, but I have the power to cause
post norton examination to be made, and
in the case of swine microscopic examina-
tion all export hog products, and every pre-
caution that science can avail itself of to
detect disease will he adopted. The certifi-
cate Issued by this government
after such examination will guarantee
that the animal from which the
product came was free of disease. IL an
ante-mortem examination and micro
scopic examination after death will not sat
fsfy the German government of the purity
of our hog products, then it is simply be-
cause it purposely proposes not to be salts
fed with any system of inspection. This
government has long and patiently suffered
the imputation placed upon It's meat prod
uct by foreign nations under cover of Just
such preIexts, but the time has about ar
rived with this unjust discrimination
against our meat products and the false
statements as to their purity as the excuse
for prohibition must cease. Such state
ments as imputed to DIR. Won Boetticher
will no longer be permitted to go unchal-
lenged by this government, and such redress
as the laws of this country permit to be had
should in my judgment be enforced.