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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29
THE NATIONS WARDS.


From the indianapolis Sentinel =
learn that Nicholas EnsIey. u. S. pen
sion agent, bss prepared his annual r.
port Tor The fiscal year ending June aOtl
II 10 IN interesting report: one that ~ n
Be read BY the ex soldiers Of Indians
whether in the roll or not.
Among other things Il shows IN
changes in the roll during the wear ius
: ending. and its condition q presen,
During the year the agency distribute,
pension money 10 66,S75 ex-soldiers
soldiers widows and minor children
amounting 20 SO. .7O5 9O3 IS. or a.,
above but asa are pensioners OF the ~,
o. 1917, and 969 Of the Mexican. II aIse
shows that there is but one survivor o.
the 1919 war In the state He il John
Dawson. Who served as private 10 she
Seventeenth u. s infantry, aud now re-.
sides 1t 17l3 D. Second-sf. Terre Hsute
The Others are widows. nswson dra -
50 per month. or 969 pensioners ol
The Mexican war GAL are survivors and
32s are widows. At the beginning Of
The year there were 57.771 enrolled pen-
sioners, and the report shows that dur-
ing the year there were IL 1856 additions
Of The latter 1860 were original pen-
sioners. 137 renewals. 1900 restors,ions
and renewals. and 129 were gsined ~
transfer The total losses 10 the roll
were 753 Or thesc lO1 were minor
cisimsDss who bad become OF age. l39
on account Of failure 10 claim. 4I6 by'
trsnsfer. 997 by death, l53 by re,psr-
T1sRe. and 50 for other causes.
The pensions allowed and increased
during the wear amounted 70 sss3 233.
Or THE 1256.7I7 went 10 original p~n-
eioners. numbering 2.l79: e3I6 .772 was
paid in increasing the pensions OF 72lI
persons. and - - on account Of the re.
'tora'ion OF elxhiy-foUr * pensioners 20
The roll There were 5 COZ first pay-l
menis made at the agency in increase.
reissue snd restoration cases amounting
10 $3.50 1888 There are vet 22s cases
calling for $22 .535 IS unpaid
Under the &C; Of June ~. 1890. 1911
original pensions. amounting TO $a4..-
"a snnusilv 1855 sddisionst and in
;rease. amounting TO &Il7. .424 annuaiIv. 4
md fifty -three rene ~ ole. with an ANIMAL Il
TaIue Of $6936. we're allowed. Under
he same act, 1O5 pensioners. represen,-i
ng an annual value OF $40 676. were,
Iropped from the rolls. The total mum
'er OF pensioners created BY this scs. on
he rolls ts l4.7g3, representing . value
q $l7s9 2s4 snnusily. In sddisionaI l
increase, reissue and renewal cases un-|
Ter The sane Law there are 7O6 pen
io"e,s. renresenting ~ annual value oil
El395 SIC Sc
Inc most interesting feature Of the re-
ort 70 the ex-soldiers Of Indiana IL shel
blowing table which gives the number
. pensioners in each county. and the
'ssi amount they we're paid during the
ear:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29
ANOTHER DEsERTER FROM
THE REPUBLICAN, FOLD.
Chairman Wadswortb, or ths
Daviess County Committee.
Resigns.

a Washington special 70 The Sentinel
|says:
Republicanism IL Dsviess comfy n I'll
torn up over fhe desertion from the
psrty's ranks Of County Superintendent
IN. &. Wsdsworth, Who has been one or
the leaders here for years.
Mr.. Wsdsw0Sth vas recently elected
chairman Of the republican county Gen.
traI committee. and for reasons only
known to himself resigned. Last Fri
day be Vas nominated by the peoples
party for judge OF this Judicial circuis.
Republicans have been making despcr-
ate effort TO keep him from accepting
the nomination II 10 well known that
Mr. Wsdsworth 10 In full accord with
the Omaha platform. and bic sympathy
Il with the peoples party. while aoI
has not publicly indicated that he viii
accept the nomination. lis most intimate
friends cay that he has forever abandon \
ed the party Of protection and monopoly. 4
Mr. Wsdsworth 10 nov serving HE
third term - county superintendent, be-
Ing elected each time . : republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

white caps IN ruraI Indiana hsvp
long been recognized q necessary evil.
owing 20 The Iow degree or civilisasioa
existing there; bot here, IN The Leading
city Of The United States. there Oughs %
be some means Of proteriisg Widow
Bloeckner againss sosse miscresut b. ~
police Of the Soushsids. 1s is hIghlv
10 Chicago that such staeo
q things should exist Chicago Nail.
-White caps" sever have bses eos-
sidered . necessary evil ID rural lsdisoa.
and the civilization Of the latter y not q
low degree With theec exceptions.
perhaps, The Nails paragraph is correct
And it might Be sdded that 10 tbe white
rsps" ever DO become : necessasy evil ia
ny community, Chicago Uill ~ ~
place. - Indianapolis Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

Teaching patriotism IN our common
schools is fist becoming prominent. A.
b0ve most Of our school houses will b.
seen floating the stars and stripes. keep
ing ever before the mind Of the mstur.
ing citizen that which IL dearer than Iift
10 every true American. By this method
the boy IL ever reminded that one or the
greatest objects Of his life Il 10 become
: loyal citizen. There IL . little book
nov published which ought to Be read
carefully By every school boy and girl.
The title Of the book II "The American
Citizen written BY Charles II. Dole
He says The American ideA Of govern
ment y that the people shall hold the
Ireins Of power, 80 far q possible. in their
Iown hands; that they themselves shall
b responsible for their own error II ever
they choose unworthy or incapable pub
lie servants, and that hence they must
NOT turn over 70 others TO do or deter
mine what they can do themselves =
The American plan, therefore, - that we
leave - much - We csn 10 the honor
and patriotism Of the people. Then how
important thst the growing youth should
be taught TO love and honor bic country.
In the hurry do not forget that the girls
need the instruction @ well q The boys,
snd IL rightly approached will take %
deep 90 interest in public affairs q their
brothers. Remember that the girls will
sometime become the chief instructors
Of The coming generation, and 10 order
20 correctly Gil that honored position
they ought to understsnd what they are
expected 10 teach. Give us better in
ssructed mothers and better citizens viii
Of necessity Be the result. What higher
Or grander right can woman have than
trimming Of her own children 70 become
E0nOTed noble citixens!
A few moments each day 10 the school
room viii b sufIiciens Tor giving the
principles of our government. Do not
stop because tho pupils ere 90 young,
now j. just the time 70 instiIl truths
into their open minds. Do not wait un-
tiI they have become prsjudiced; teach
them honesty, and upriRhtness, and love
81 right and Of their country. And true.
noble citizens will soon iII the places or
our rioters and worldly schemers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29
COUNTY INSTITUTE,
JASPER. AUG. 1918. 1892

The Perry County Educational column
IL reproduced below:
Beware Of that teacher who saws he
teaches only for the love Of The work.
Lower the SALARY and see IL be il not
the drst one to object.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

The over enthusiastic teacher hss one
luse- tie can stir up IN Ins'ifnte. lie
never does the work himself. but some
how be lends force and vigor 10 the
meeting: he hiss The faculty OF making
everybody think that he il ALWAYS bnsy.
and in fact he i. busv making the Others
% aIl tho work. Watch him Al our
County institute. he will be there, busy
from morning ill night plsnning Out
work. for himself o : no !-for The other
teachers while he stands b. and drinks
in from their hard Iabors. This task ac-
compIi-hed he i ready for another, and
thus The meeting il kept alive. and really
benefited by the over enthusiastic
teacher.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29
Jasper Weekly Courier

The advocate or Free Education Free
r.o's.ks % Silver; Lower Taxation /;
s,S flights for All; Special Privileges
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

The senate confirmed The nomiDsii0n
'of George 6hirse. jr-, Of Pennsyivsnis,
. associate jussics Of the y. ). supreme
court
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

AWiII the coming woman hate The
man9r asks : soaring sheorizsr.
| She will IL Re bss some other woman on
bis arm. New York Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29
JASPER, INDIANA. FRIDAY. JUl.Y 90 tsq9

the gospel. we could say We number oc
schools BY eIevens and our ministers b,
fourfeeDs, but our saloons and ssloon
Keepers BY insigni6cant xeros.
FOR us who wear the white ribbor
badge, there is great work to do. Mis-,
Willard enumerated our needed virsue,
when she said that 10 accomplish great
good aid . lasting good. Ne must be
"good-natured - sunshine. sfeadfasl
. graviiation, persistent - the Cbris-
t'ans faith What We can do, We mosl
a.. There il hand Invisible. supreme
omnIpotent. that urges us forward along
The line OF duty. When every woman
from ocean 10 ocean. and from the
great lakes to the gulf. and in the
lsnds beyond the seas. joins the White
Ribbon crusade, then NAV we hone "a
realize the promise. -The work or
righteouspess shall Be peace aud the e.
'ec' o. righteousness quiet and assur-
ancs forever
Said mother. seated With her three
grown sons around the dinner table, II
believe in temperance work in the
church. but there IL no use Of these tenn
perance societies. l would not Join
one. One OF the brothers, an intcIIi-
gent young man, . graduate from coll
lege. and . church member, replied ::
why. motherI l may yet be : drunk
srd. ] believe temperance societies are \
good thing" His words proved N
prophecy. He engaged In business IN |,
the west. Joined CAV companions. and
within three years from that day It hjs
moiher's dinner table, vas found b.
friend drunken tramp 10 the streets Of
: noted western city. H,
We must move onward and upward
until the thousand hearts that ere cry-ls
nx, Lead us not into temptation" are I
'Ited heaven ward TO join in the anthems I
y the angels Our song on this great Z
march toward the goal Of national peace
mo purity shaIl be the sweet and SOL
mn "Bsisle-Hymn Of the Republic" II
Nine eyes hare the glory sf he coming q ss
Lord. y
e i trsmpng out the vintage ~ber. she grape. q
ursfh stored:
Ie hss ises<s the fssefu liskssss b. his terrible
swim suor1: .e
His truth Il marching o. ii
! have him in the watch fires q bundres I
eirciins camps:
hey have bud>d him an altar in shsfr evening d--s
and ssmps:
can read hI. righteous sentence sy sheir al. ~
fsring ianp.s e
His dsy : march iagn u
have rcd : hery gospel vns IN surul.hsd rs-- q
reel. II
. y deal -ih ny esnssrn.rs :. -ish 20. - rr.s.
shall deal; i
q shs ssro born q woman crush ~ .spesf vsh hs
heel. w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

The highest greatness. surviving time
and stone. l. that which proceeds from
the soni Of man. Monsrchs and cabinets,
generals and sdmirsIs. With the pomp
~ courts AMI circumstances OF var. in
the lspse ~ time disappear from eight
but The pioneers of truth. though poor
and Iowsy. especially those whose exam
pie elevates human nature. and teaches
the rights of man 20 that = government
"f The people. bv the people. and for the
people. may not perish from she earth, ("
-such harbinger can never be forgrt-
'en. and their .enown spreads cn-exsen-
sive With the esuse they served 90
veil Charles Summer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

BB undersigned wishes % inform
the public that be has opened up his
Brick Yard. q she north side OF Jasper,
snd will sake more brick this year than
- any previous one He will make
fsvosabIe terms On House Patterns
JOHN GEIER, JR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29

Total, c6 7s5 el0. .7O5. 500 50
The report also contains the folio wing
table giving the number of pensioners
by states. territories and foreign coun-
tries. who ere on the roll OF The Indian
aDOIis agency.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-29
g. g. 2. q. cOLUNW.

Conducted NJ MRS. =. L. noBps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
Died Suddenly aud Alone.

Robert Rocket, and old time, quiet,
inotiensive and respected resident OF
the rwenty-iirst ward OF this city was
found dead on his bed ut his home on
First street between NJ and l. streets
about O'Clock last evening, by his
son.ln.law and daughter, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Thornton. A few hours before
the deceased had been to their house, u
couple OF blocks distant from his own.
His daughter remarked TO him that he
was looking unwell. lie admitted that
he WINS a little indisposed hut eaid
there was nothing serious the matter
with him. Shortly afterwards he went
home, and II il supposed, laid down
and died Immediately rs the body was
cold and Hlih wnep discovered.
The coroner WINS notified, but after
making an investigation decided that
II was not necessary 10 hold and Ia.
quest.
The deceased was n widower and
lived alone. He was shoemaker by
trade and supported himself 10y making
and peddling slippers. lie was In his
seventy-nrst year, and left but ONT
child, Mrs. Thornton. Funeral ser.
vices will be held tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03

SCOTS Emulsion of cod
liver oil is an easy food--it is
more than food, If you please;
but it is a food--to bring
back plumpness to those who
have lost it.
Do you know what Ii is to
be plump
Thinness is poverty, living
from hand to mouth. To be
plump is to have alittle more
than enough, a reserve.
Do you want a reserve OF
health? Let US send you a
book on CAREFUL LIVING ;
free.
ssoyyJ z Down. chssi is ~ South ''h Avenue
Your druggist keep SCOTS Emulsion Of eod.liysr
eh-ail druggists sveryvh,rs do. a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03

taken 30 ON Monday last shc was "oH
her feed as Mr. Tacho puts H. all thc
afternoon, aud when night came she
could muster up NO words from her vo-
luminous vocabulary save Poor LOral
Poor, poor Lom.' Il should be men.
toned here that she never rolcrred to
herself as Polly, aud mover made the
stereotypcd suggestion regarding the
provcrbial cracker Just as Monday
was turning into Tucs'ly AIR and Mrs.
Iachc, snugly slowed away ia the nd
joining bedroom. heard terrible scream.
They knew at once that Lora was ou her
last legs. Mrs. Tachc promptly got ont
OF bed aud went 90 che rescue. She also
did whasn mother would have done for
u dying child She took the bird TO her
bosom and sat with Do ON her own bed.
Poor Lora lived but shur hour longer.
After the one shrll scream there came
but ulcso words. "By by, Loru, by
by!' They wore the last words indeed.
Written by the afflicted mistress these
words are still pinned % the wires %
the empty birdcagc. The writer and
her husband nro as subluod Ia their
grief az II % child had been taken away.
The funeral took place ut I p. IN. on
Thursday Tho neighbop TUNED ont In
goodly numbers. The house az lililt
Castro street was crowded. and there
were more flowers than city officials
have sometimes been honlrcd with But
the most unique feature If The occasion
was tho hcarc. The Son Of d ncighbor.
ing grocoryman offered the services OF
his goat wagon. Certainly nothing
could have been better suited 20 such a.
service. The goat was well trained
animal and did not ran away. Two lit
Tie girls, Gay Spencer and Maggie Del.
more, carried the caskct out Of the
house and placed e IN the littlo wagon.
Then taking their places, one on cnch
side, aud the other children wnlking
two by two behind them. they led the
way up Castro street 10 Clipper. where
IN the rardcn Of Mr.. Strantghau. ut
l2i, grave had been dug TO receive all
that remained of Lora The older PEG.
pie stood by when the blue casl,et was
exchanged for a codrscr one. and when
the earth was filled IN above tho lowered
coffin there was more than ono genuine
lob nudible.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Benedict VI was strangied IN the cgs-
tie OF 81. Angelo 10y order Of his success.
cor. Bonifaco VII. who a few months
later wa lonoasd and died Ia exile
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
Last Nighi's Fire.

A loss OF about 5000 was entailod by
n fire which occurred at l0:i0 last
night at the grocery store o. McDer-
mott Bros, situate at the corner Of
Second East and Fifth South streets.
1t Is n one story frame building, but
the structure itself was not very badly
damaged; the stock, however, suffered
considerably. Tho origin OF the fire
Ia not known, but tits conjectured that
number Of boys who were smoking
around tho store just at closlng time
are responsible Tor Il, The IRE depart
ment was summoned and with thu
chemical engine soon got the blaz,
under control.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
Which parin2

The Debating society Of Y. NJ. g. A.
will hold,at their rooms, 90 east Second
South street, on Friday evening, No
vombcr 4th, Mt $ pm, public discus
sion. The question will be--Which
political party shall young man sup
por2" Prohibition party, SOFT An
depOn; Democratic, EugeneJ. Young;
Republican, Alfred n. Walters; Peo-
Plies, n. B. Dresser. Five laiies will
act as judges aud will render o decision.
The debate will be interspersed with
vocal solos by Mrs. Fannie Stouhouse
Gray and Miss Able aud Miss Laura
lin will favor with recitation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
ION Dill" at Chester.

That the retiring Bishop has entered
heartily into the wool.growlng bust.
ness and goes heartily armed with
Kent, Blackstone d Cooley for con
ming and meditation on the palms dur.
Ing the winter, ami when balmy spriug
returns we expect this disciple OF the
code to return blooming lawyer.
That tins ladies OF this Stake ar
soon to be organized ms 1.-THE Sanpetp
Stake Columbian Association" Romu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
BANKS.

DIRECToRss
J. Q. HnLs. Prs|deaL
hoars rm,rcHEB Uss.PrSsi<siA
". W. RuER,
}. 70. BAHNEs,
}. I. Little,
;. o. CUtLHR.
JANIS suAnT.
uESRr DSwoobEs
ID. n. PEEAr,
y. W. JENNINGS,
GEORGE honSEr.
}. H. wispUR.
z. H. ELpREDgh.
II. 8. YouSo. Ca,ilsn
Receives Deposits Payable On Demand
Buys aud Sells RrehaHg, On Hep YsrA. So.
gSsne.sco, Chicago, 81 Lofs. Omaha. LoaSss
ssa ell hs Principal Continental CG.si.
EES- sAfo Deposit Wants, Absolutely brT.
sias and nTcprocf. ReuIs s. to sl5 per wear.
witToap woodruff, GEonoH II CAsSox
fFfi'sfG Cgshier.
thth 90
NA 'uEp 60. s2l 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
CAUTION.

Consumers are especially
cautioned against purchasing
any OF the worthless limitations
offered on the market put upou
packages resembling PRIDE
or JAPAN, also known rs
TKkE TEA Sec that the AR
ticio YOU purchase Is genuine
and take no other.
FACSIMILE OF PACKAGE!
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-19
mhl5-1l9-TTEs
Dividends.
RSONAL.

DERsoN AL-For sale Drug scales. counter and
1 prescription; also pill machine. good a. new,
cheap. No. Charles ST., Allegheny.
IDER> y AI4-CrediL yes. credit on fine dress
goods. silks, satins, wraps. etc. at j. Dwyer's
Room 4, McCance block, .ol Smlthheid.
pERs.o,N o,NAL-Cash paid for cld gold and silver
i watches and iewelry repaired: new work made
10 order. Chris. Hauch, 5il Smithfed.
1DERSoNAL--wau paper. from cents up
finest grades. We furnish estimates for one
room house, or row OF houses; make contracts Tor
completed work. Shidlc'S, 4B Smithheld ST.
DEBSONAI.-W. Z. HamGett K Co.. the leading
i real estate and fire insurance firm Of Wilkins
nurg take general chlrge of property; collect
rents: attend 10 paying taxes, etc: try us; we
arr reliable. Money loaned on mortgage.
DERSoN AI.-Dr. y. Stone. NJ. D.. is 1octor,
Il ii yoU have throat or lung trouble of any kind
Use his Bronchial Waters. 25r box at druggists;
samples send 40 cents 10 Stone Med. Co., Chicago,
DERSON AL.-When a small BOY my mother
always repaired my breeches and jacket, hut
wel-known TAILOR, 65 FIRTH av.. cor. Wood ST..
second floor. has been substituted, who now does
al my cleaning. pressing and renovatng in great
"lc. r. Io2o'
DERsON NAI.-New patents issued Tuesday, March
Is. lss=. List froIn .. d. Lewis over 20 wears
solicitor Of patents No l3l Fifth avenue, next
al foreign patents secured. Moses Bayers. LON
don, England. apparatus for galvanizing sheet
coulter. Pittshrs9g. Pa, sash balance: George H.
Davis. Washington, ID. G., pillow: Thomas A.
mcntS for ncandescent lamps: Soon English.
hlnzua, Pa. machine for saving shingles; John
Kelly, Troy. o.. planter; Howard Lane Birining-
ham, England. air or gas meter: William Schaw-
wcster. Plttshurg Pa. nut lock: samuel Treche-
way; - Pilts91rg I "a; valve gear Tor steam and
tvpewrting machine; Carl Seimens, St. Peters
lurg, Russia, hydro,-rarbon burner: John D.
curtis. Worcester. Mass. barbed wire; A. Ii.
Brntuel TornniO Canada annuEciator
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-19
FOR sALE-1MPRovED REAL ESTATE
East End residences For sale.
Hazelwood Residences For Sale.

MARION station, Hazelwood-on Smith St.,
NJ two-story frame dwelling. seven rooms. bath,
cheap to quick buyer. Samuel W. Black s. Co., 90
Fourth av,