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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-15

AZ TO the amount - says Professor Pee
body. OF Harvard university OF LIQUOR
consumed in 1886 $377 OOO.OOO was
spent for spirits. S3O4 600 600 Tor beer.
$4,000 600 for imported wines and ga.
0O0,000 for domestic wines - frightful
total Of about 100000 000 Only about
one.twelfth Of this amount 10 spent for
food, clothing and necessaries OF life. In
the same vear there was received In
wages e94700O 900, aud the liquor bill
consumed two-thirds of II. Again, ID
costs sS50.GOO 700 year for churches,
and the drink bill would buy all the
churches In elk months.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-15

The sturdy Democtaiic Club OF South
Bend celebrated Ian. Bib bv . msgnifi,
cent banquet. ~ which toasts were re-
sponded TO with sentiment and song b,
distinguished Democrats. Among those
invited was Gov. Issac r GRAY. and no,
being able 10 attend he sent the follow.
ing letter. which was received with
great enthusiasm:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-15
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DUBOIS COUNTY, ISDiASA. ~
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. In CoUnrER BUILDING on
wssr SIXTH STREET.
PRICE ov sUHscRrPTI"N.
single subscription, for SO Nos. 81 81
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-15

II does ones soul good 10 real Tho
reports Of active work NOW being car.
ried 90 IN many parts of tie State. IL
this sort Of thing becomes universal
and Il kept Up siIl election day. tho
other fellows had better look . leete
oudt.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-15

A number OF the convicts In the
Joliet penitentiary, who are there
through the influence 81 liquor, have
started 70 raise 500 aud have . tablet
with their names On il placed Ia the tenn
pcrsncc temple.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-15
GALLANT GOV CRAY GIVES
GLORIOUS GUsH:

His ArraIgn ment Of Republican
Methods EloquentIy Excels all
other stump Speeches Or Letters
Of other wOuld-bc Democratic
Leaders on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-15

I wandered down to Congress, Tom, 70
see what could see.
In the precincts OF the lower House, that
once knew you and me;
A different man Was In the chair, and
few we're left, you know,
That helped Us raise old Ned, dear Ton,
just twenty years ago.
The house was down to business, Tom,
quorum on the floor;
(The speaker didn't count II 10, % you
oft did Of yore;)
The roll wss called the very came, the
sDswers, aye and no,
Came just as we wcre wont TO vote,
some twenty years ago.
But the party that's in power now 10 not
the same ss then,
The members here. upon the whole, ere
better looking men;
A few old fossils eat around. or wan.
dered 10 and fro,
Like Cannon or Bill Owen did, just
twenty years ago.
And they've reformed the tariff, Tom,
sha MI -h;ch hrra rnv mama
~ -h;cb ~ - oncs sa S;d M vs,n,v az hcs., ~.
= hsan ,"c.sisd ia - ~ shs~ma. ~ -
~. ss.;g !. = s,s.as ,c-as. 4. .,;.o,.,.
lo- =
But the miIIs ere running just the same
's- -"
r.. .... -. ah..,.. TO- -. -.
messri.,,s fres
Our roods =. hsiro sent .hro.d. onr
.k,rs -. !, ~. 80
~. rartss ~, an rrcdnct. Tor cor.
,;nrss ~ s,;s, M - go
IN mot ne narrow .homs marketn of
wen'y go" go
-. -. ..an.a 49,,
80 49, s. =. sv hs,s.r -. r.;d a. ~ ~
And come will even sit and talk or abso-
lutte free trade.
The "free trade racket that WE used to
frighien workmen 90,
Doesn't seem to have the same effect, q
twenty years ago.
The farmsrs TOO are prosperous now and
almost out OF debt.
TO hoodwink them, o we did once,
would be tack "you bstr
Free sugar did the business, Tom, for Il
taught them them I'll to know
The tariff was : heavy tax, some twenty
years ago.
Yes, I've been down to Congress, Tom,
to see what could zee,
In the precincts OF the lower House that
once knew you and me;
And looking round upon the scene my
heart wss filled with woe.
10 think how IOR We'v0 fallen Tom.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-15
nv~tr. william =. Coz
BRETZ & COX.
Attorneys at Law,
JASPER. IND.

WILL practice in the Courts Of Du-
w bois and adjoining counties
OrrtcE East Of court House. Feh6.sl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
JUVENILE LIE JovlAL.

The richest people are those who
give the most away
He, putting on the ring--So glad you
like opalsl So many girls arc Rfraid
of 'em. She, suspicionaly-How do you
know? He-Tried EN-.
Jinks-This railroad is a soulless
corporation, Is II not2 Bilkins-Yea.
Jinks--well, then, don't see what it
can hope 10 gain by issuing hGlf-fare
tickets 10 the clergy.
Foreigner-"What makes American
women so bright and clevsr2' Native
---"Well, you sec, We give our women
here half chance, and they get NO
ALFRED smart they take the other
half"
"Why should say more Herbert7"
abe murmured "Do not my eyes
speak aRection2" YES" replied
Herbert who is = young man or practi-
cal ideas. "buh you know, you can t
always believe your own eyes"
81 once saw a very queer contest
said the precise man. what was itg''
"a prize hght between two women.
They put up their duchenaes like reg
ulAr paglhstA" "You mean put VI
their dukes" mo You forget thai
thses wsrs fsnmiae"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
ETCHED AND SKETCHED
IN The CITY.

Do not leave your houses unguarded
to-day.
The Barnum & Bailey circus win ex-
hibit at the old Spring backgrounds.
The route of the circus procession
will be up Main street 10 tho court
house and down Houston TO the
grounds.
The hours for the circus performances
are 2 and SIP. m. the doors open
ing one hour earlier.
uCards announcing the marriage of
Charles Nash and Miss Sarah Shattuck
at Minneapolis, Mimi, last Tuesday,
have been received.
The hotels were crowded last night
TO overlooking, the circus people filling
one and politicians the other.
The young ladies and chaperons who
are going on THE GAzETrE'S excursion
will please call at THE GAZETTE Office
this morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Ed S. Root, well-ltnown In Fort
Worth as "Skeetern Root, gambler
at Waco. telegraphed TO friend here
that he was In Jail on a charge OF
murder, No details could be obtained
1t is always the case that large
HuulueT VI CTsphh lOlloH SNOW Oh tue
the size Of Barnum & Baileys for the
management cannot prevent that, but
it would be well TO use excessive pre-
cautions about house doors and locks
to-day.
Mrs. A. j. Anderson, 40 West
Second street. extends a cordial in
vitatiOn to the chaperons and all OF
THE GAZETTE girls who have been
selected 70 go ON THE GAZETTE excur-
sion TO the Chicago exposition dedica-
tlon, 70 meet Miss Julia Rives, her sis
ter, at luncheon at IL o'clock to-day.
1t is a Sunday afternoon practice, as
regular as the coming OF the day, for
party of negroes 10 gather in a grove
back Of the old paclSery on the east
side and shoot craps. A raid was
made on them yesterday and few ar
rested, but II is doubtful II a case can
be made against them, for they wero
not actually caught in the act Of gam
bling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

that his city Is improving rapidly He
himself Is now building a number OF
brick business houses and will soon
erect large brick hotel building.
Miss Minnie Patton Of Mineola Is
the guest OF Col. Malone.
Miss Eva Gaddis OF Bolton, Miss, Is
the guest Of Col. j. Peter Smith.
Mrs. Gable and Mrs. Myers returned
Saturday from trip to the East.
G, b. Stone, a prominent real estate
dealer of Wichita Falls and Cleburne,
is in the city.
II. NJ, Boydston OF Abingdon, ILL.,,
who has been prospecting in Texas has
returned TO his home.
Miss Rosa Maddox went to Dallas to-
day for the festivities OF the Dallas
fair and exposition.
Mrs. Annie Bailey left to-day for
Chicago where she will be for some
time visiting relatives.
Misses Maud and Fay Kearby, daugh-
ters OF Hon. jerome Kearby Of Dallas,
are visiting Mrs. G. Y. Smith.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Tolbert OF Mississippi, is
at the house OF Col. J. Peter Smith,
the guest OF her son j. Il. Tolbert.
Misses Ethel DeLoach OF Texarkana
| and Fannie Gene MuCown Of Marshall
are tho guests OF Mrs. j. Q. Ferrell,
on College avenue.
DR.. A. Patton, OF Mlnoola, accom-
panied his sister, Miss Minnie Patton,
one of THE GAZETTE's Worlds fair
party, to this city last night.
Mrs. Jennie Bailey, aunt Of Mr. and
Mrs. D. b. Farnsworths, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Judge Hart both OF johnson
CITY, Tenn, are here for few weeks
visit at BOG Missouri avenue.
FL. Purley the press agent Of Bar
mum g. Bailey's circus, formerly con-
nected with tho PittsburR Dispatch,
made THE GAZETTE call yesterday.
Prof. Lewis Gillespie, Of Austin, who
has been spending some weeks In our
city visiting Prof. Walden, OF the Wal
denis Texas business college, left for
his homo yesterday morning.
NJ. II. Mcconnell a prosperous young
farmer OF Downs, Kan, Is in the city,
He is much impressed with the fertility
Of our lands and our splendid climate,
and contemplates purchasing q farm
and settling here.
Yesterday came in over the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande from Gran
bury a bridal party, consisting OF A. V.
Haralson and bride, who was Mrs.
josie Hutt-Curtis, until yesterday morn
ing. They were accompanied by
Misses Josie Kerr and Josie Harris and
Messrs. Ed Doyle and John Tandy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
THE SOBER sEooND.THouaHT


CBNTER, SHELBY Co., TEX, Oct IA.
Editor Gazette.
Each day brings fresh accessions to
the fast swelling ranks OF progress and
pure Democracy in this county and the
local demagogues are beginning TO
realize that they have made mistake
In denouncing as enemies to Democ-
racyn those who support George Clark
for governor, and so far as they are
concerned, "all is quiet along the Po-
tomac tonight Reliable reports from
every section of the county indicate
that the tide is turning and that Old
Shelby will roll up a majority for Clark
at the ensuing election and is not TO be
classed among "the improbabilities"
though her Democracy after refusing to
instruct for Roger Q. Mills for senator
and favoring the adoption OF the ma
iority rule at Houston passed a resolu-
ton unanimously instructing for Hogg,
Verify the sober second thought OF the
people will save the country yet.
HUGH b. SHORT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

brella and before the astounded darkey
could let the grin die from his face he
had two or three raps over the head,
strongly given, with stout umbrella,
He gathered his scattered senses and fed
like quarter-horse, just as the lady
was moving toward him. And 1t is we'll
that he did for she has the physical
strength Of a strong man and could
have thrown that negro out Of the door
as easily as she throws her husband
over her head, in their wrestling bout,
though he is Of much larger frame than
she.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

nearly 400, II is estimated, and tom
porarily at least may tie up the Texas
end OF the Santa Re system.
An operator said yesterday part OF
the trouble grew out OF the difference
IN pay to the same class OF operators IN
the same towns. Thus In Fort Worth
the Texas and Pacific operators doing
train and general railway service work
get $40 per month for minimum,
while the Santa Fe operators get $50
per month for the same class and
amount OF work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
H00L MONEY
EMINENT TO COUNTY
ooL DISTRICTS.
Enl'ndsni Buck and Slate Super.
Carlisle Correspond About
whore he Money Goes.

superintendent Of public
Ierrant county, Prof. II. Il.
INTO office he found there
balances left to the credit
Ichool districts from last
9rtionments, caused by the
Oh scholars to other dis
he one in which they had
ply registered. What to
y balances was a question:
Z credit OF the districts or
proper per capita with the
ne new districtY
ion was asked by Superin-
< OF State Superintendent
and hisreply is appended:
AvsrlS, Tex, Oat. 10, 1899.
PUCK, Fort Worth, Tex.
replying to your letter of the
y say that any balance re-
ne treasury to the credit Of
y any school year shall be
~ oy the treasurer ito the
elsifict for the succeeding
caon r." page 16. school
". 1t is my opinion that
Is carried forward, as
: his section, 1t becomes
same rules and regulations
oanent for the current wear,
tAnsierred upon the same
apportioned TO the children
PCT caput. Very respect
J. NJ. CARLISLE,
supt Public Instruction.
l0SaEST OF SCHOOL FUND.
IS the list Of the public
county and their pro rata of
=. fund. In this the balances
the special tax and the
other counties are NOT in
Of the amounts 10 the
district will be sent 10 the
rus In the course Of a week,
v...a...u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
\ rIrn Al Nom forl WorIh.

About . O'Clock Saturday afternoon the
residence OF Mr. Hopkins, LIVING north
narv in Norm Fort Worth, caught fire
Sron the due and was totally destroyed.
Mrs. Hoplins had taken dinner TO her sous,
Working a. tho pAekery, returned home
s,d hegan ironing A few moments later
sbs Uncovered the house was A6re, She
ran towards the packing house for aid, but
noshiny could 10 done 70 save the house or
i.nrtarts Loss about $1,000 or slsol. II
snv Insurance was carried the fact could
not be learned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
He sNloKERED
And She Brought Her Umbrella Down on
His Head.

The people Of the world who have
been fortunate enough to come in CON
tact with the Japanese know they 4, are
proverbially peaceful people. This
Il true 10 even a more marked degree
Of the Japanese women, whoare models
OF wifely docility and gentleness, as
those who have read Sir Edwin
Arnold's writings must believe
But a Japanese woman can protect
herself II needful, as a rather flip
darkey in Fort Worth learned yester-
dav In the Barnum & Bailey show,
appearing In the after part, are q
Japanese husband and wife named
Tomaschio, who do a fencing and
wrestling act They went TO one of the
hotels Yesterday TO remain over until
to-day In more comfort than their
travelling quarters allow, and as they
entered negro bell boy think-
inp she, from her dark
color. was negro, snickered
rather impudently in her face. Quick
"a dash OF light SIC raiso1 her 1in-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
EN- ROUTE TO HUNTSVILLE.
Several Criminals Escape From The Ola,
County Jail.

Penitentiary Agent Able arrived
Yesterday with a couple OF prisoners
and nut them under the care OF Jailor
Elliot while he went for two more.
They are Charles Morgan (whitel,
under a sentence Of two years for burg
larry. and Burl Oats (eoloredl, sem
tanced for two years for theft.
Jim Ogelsby and James Wynne
who were arrested here about a month
400 by Marshal Maddox, have es-
caued with several others from the
Henrietta Jail and no trace OF them
can so far be found.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
A SUCCESSFUL HUNT.
The Spells Of the Chase Embrace LOaisr
Walt

A party Of hunters consisting of Jack
Burk, Billy Andrews, Capt V. Brown,
c. Fitzgerald. Tom Sope and Morris
Fiston gathered at Eugene Roche's
place about nine miles north of town
Yesterday with pack Of greyhounds to
have some sport. They We're more sue
cessful than they had hoped for, as the
returns Of the hunt showed large
loafer wolf a wild cat and thirteen
lack rabbits. The loafer wolf is get
ting very scarce in this neighborhoood,
and this one must have been traveller
that had got out Of range. His skin
will be stuffed, and in the future he
will do duty as an ornament.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

In this age Of steam and electricity,
there Is no excuse for any man being
without position. But II he would
have fortune smile upon him, he must
be THOROUGHLY PREPARED for his
work. Walden's Texas Business college
has adopted this as It's motto, and every
student who finishes the course Of study
can fill with credit any position he ac-
aauta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
Personal.

DIR. A. p. Brown returned from Gran
bury yesterday.
Ernest Hoetzog, Of the Boston Re
corder, lie at the Pickwlck.
Colonel D. J. Brown. for twenty years
3 merchant OF Cleburne, Is In Fort
Worth He tails THE GAZETTE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

Parties visiting the State Fairat Dali
las can find no better meals than at the
Girls Cooperative Home dining hall
on the grounds. The Institution is for
the benefit Of working girls without
homes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17
rELEaRAPHERs STRIKE.
The Santa fe Operators Demand an Increase
Of Pay.

Tue odHId &c VFVTdI1Tl UVHIHH1 ~ IVH7V
Of Pay.
The word was passed over the wires
yesterday that At Z last evening the
members OF tho Order OF Railway
Photographers employed on the main
line 81 tho Santa Fe from Purcell 70
Galveston and ali the branches OF the
Texas system, from Cleburne 70 Paris
aud from Temple 70 San Angelo, would
20 out on a strike for higher wages
The demand is for an increase OF $40
Dor month. The average pay Of the
operators on tho Santa fe systetn now
"a about go per month, some getting
more thar this and some less
The number Of men Affected win BE-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

Hon dudley G. wooten, elector from
4bs STATE AZ large, will speak at Gaines
Vile on Monday night, October II,
1892
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

You must register u you tpoi,ld uole IN
November. The books are non open and
will close October 20. IL costs you nothing
o eqisler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

Do you want 10 be in the swim, and
make money? Write VIM. II. Llsbony.
Galveston, Texas, for particulars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

va. must register q you soould uOts IN No
- IN, books are Row gpcH ard tCtA
eia.e octobsr y, II eosis yos nobility to rev.
DIR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

The worst drpvth known In twenty
years prevails Ia Marion county, XIV
Farmers have to haul water two OF thrs@
miles, and wheat sowing has k0ad
Abandoned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-17

Costly watches and chaisn at great
sacrifice for next ten days Texas
PaWnbroker.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-06
THE BLOTrER.
SUPERIOR cougr-LIcHrsxBxRa. >.

euP8kl0R COUBT-LICHfBSBkR9.J j.
Yint National Bank OF Seattle and Fred Bense
vs. ]. II. woolery, sheriff, ct ai.-Order for tenn
porsry Injunction; signed.
First National Bank of Slaughter vs.. J. W.
ynre and Christ Ailler-Order OF default and
judgment for s257:o5 against defendants; signed.
H. A. Fredericks ct al. vs.. City of Seattle
Order for writ of certiorari: signed; hearing on
writ ret for September I6.
Exaline A. Burns VS.. e. B. Burns-Findings
OF fact. conclusions OF law aud decree; signed.
George W. Crane vs.. John Sogeiberg-Ozder
setting aside default: signed.
PROBATE pEPARrxEsT-LIcHTESB J.
Estate Of Duncan NJ. Beatty-Petition for let
tern OF administration and objections thereto;
order OF continuance 70 August II
Estate OF Rufus g. Clark-Petition for probate
q vii and letters Parliamentary: decree admit
ting viii TO probate ana appointing Catherine
l. Clark exeeutrix without bonds.
Guardianship OF Walter and Alice Taylor,
ninors-Petition for letters OF guardianship:
order appointing Mrs. Emma Taylor guardian,
Win bond OF s., 40 in case OF each minor.
EsiAte OF H. G. MeLaughlin-Petition OF Hall
eafe ard Lock Company; order OF continuance
% August IL.
Ger OF sac OF real estate; order appointing
William Martin guardian ad Iitem for minor
heirs; order Of continuance TO August II
Estate OF Conrad Hartman-Settiement OF
nna account: decree settling account.
Estate OF Diana B. g. w Sour-Petition for or
DER OF sale OF real estate order OF sale of tweivs
acres OF land belonging 20 estate: order requir-
Ing additional bond of $1,000.
EstaIe OF James 81. STANDARDIZATION for dis
rioution; order 0. continuance 70 August II.
Estate OF Samuel g. Shodd-Final account
and petition OF distribution.
Estate of Regnil Hammer-Settlement OF an
nnai account; decree settling account.
Guardianship of Roy Mills, a minor-Order
rIing August "a as time tor bearing petition FOR
removal OF guardian; order fixing August Us
Time Tor hearing petition for order making al
icsance Tor support of minor.
Insanity OF Thomas keeier-Decree Of com.
mltmeut
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-06
Col. Haller's Tribute to Good Work.

Colonel Granville o. Ealler has addressed the
following open Letter to Chief kellogg. OF the
fire department, in regard to the fire at his resi-
dence Go Twelfth street, dated IT that address
on August &:
nv daughter, In describn the incidents at.
tending the fire this morning OF the rear part OF
this residence, was most strongly impressed
with the promptness OF the fire department ana
the very careful manner in which the hrenen,
under your directions, avoiding soiling or dam
aging any part of the interior not Immediately
connected with the burning portion. she eau
hardly find words 10 express her thanks aud adj
miration for the cleanliness, ef1clency and skill
Of The ire department
A know led se OF the successful working OF the
fire department under your management. thus
brought home, mas convinced me that merit and
eftriency are more important than political
convictions t. our community when tie names
are so near 20 US. You may consider me ready
To lend my voice in your behalf snould my ser
vices be OF IA sstauce in retaining you ana your
able corps of firemsn.