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Growth OF Oar Country.

In !1%3 there were fifteen States,
aud in 1888 there arc iortv-iour. y
population Of 1898, 1928 has increas-
c.l 10 G77l8G,oo, occupying an area
oi $50. sos square miles, which, in
the original, was but 500, 461. Phil
a,lelphia WAS then the largest city in
jhc United States, having popula
tion Of II, $40, new York coming see
ond with 353 III, EoSton $4,000, and
baltimore l3,503 Chicago, san
Francisco, Milwaukee. Minneapolis
and st Paul were not on the maps,
Willie st. Louis, Cincinnati and Pitts
hnrs were just beginning to be. New
York, with l,120,7l5 census, pljla-
delphia ,l42 ,65:3', and Chicago with
l.o22, so, comprise more population
than iha' credited to the country loo
years ago. / lie Congress 81 i9%
bad I55 members aud the congress
new III session has 44s, on Il rate oi
approximation Of one IN l73.9ol Of
population to OILY $4,000 century
age.
rs evidence Of The nation' 5 growth.
here is HE money side Of The review:
In 1888 the receipts into the treas.
ury were S5,72o,524, and in 1898
they are $46l, So7,77sS The expcn-
dturcs under Washington were s.
529.3I5, while in Cleyeland's like
year they amounted 10 S45o, 4G2, III.
From imports, then the aggregate
was S3l 100000, and to-day it is
$s66,351 Al. The total is $S47, 81
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THE PRESS.

ihc assassination OF Mayor l'arrI-
son, like the killing OF Galilcld, be-
longs to 4 class OF crimes which no
degree Of personal Vigilance can lore
see, '"d no amount OF w"'ch'"'nesS
on the part OF the guardians, ~, oil pun
ne of!er can l'ic'rl''' ! lie SEED oi
Socil i huf"cf IS ol'cA III "'l uncoh-
Sc'o''' PFoIoc'''o''' u"'c'oS"'~aole "S
" pf'voca''?h cNvGP, ~ '''c insane
n'ha III "h'ch II ',''oS i'"S'nc"'' IN
Governor OTI2SDy exclamation.
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iiN,..SiCnS -irnira S;,Ivn

Ii.t E9s. Sa!yc in HE world ior Gus, Bruises
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Raeum, Fever Sores,
Tetror, chapped lands, Chiitiains, Corns ard
ali Skin Erupsioas, ard positively cures Plies.
9tno pay requircd. II is guaranteed 10 Give
perfect a"'lsfaei."r, or nancy refunded. Price
- cents per bcx. Fer sale BY :. l.. White
hcnd \ Co
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=. Sillul, Doctor I.:It

FIFTY cents ia small doctor b;ll. but
that : oil 1t sill cog; Aeu 10 cure any or
tnaf case Of rheun'aiisn if ION use
Clanhcrlan 5 Pam Balut. Try /. and
YOU viii be surprised 4. tie PROMPT reljof
it aAoe'!- The FIRST application viii
quiet the pain 30 cent bottles for saja
by ". Kelly, Druggist.
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a Sweet Eating Nation.

G34 teachers in charge.
a Sweet Eating Nation.
IA t.a United States custom has
rendered many forms OF sweets ill.,
d;spensabe to the fashionable dinner
or lunch, and there is no more general
present throughout tie Union than
box of "candv." as sweets Of every
Kind are called. Birthdays, christ
mas-tilc, school festivals, and other
JOYOUS occasions, are marked b. the
interchange Of sweets: no more pop
uIar form Of present exists.
Until the yoai 1871 sweets We're
considered quite an English special,
Itv. The wonderful display made by
the English confcctioners at the Great
Exhibition Of 1851 lei to the extern
size manuiacirro Of sweets in other
countries. The first rival. were tile
Germans. Who il 4 few years dcvel-
opcd an enormous trade The French
then took up the business, bot they
have always adhered 10 one Speoia!
branch OF II. 10 other conicctio'i-
cls in yhc world can equal The sl,ill
shown by those Of France in :he
manufacture Of bonbons, pastilIe~ss
coaiits. and similar goods;
Forty years ago confectionery in
the Jnitcl States wa, in & very crude
condition. Wholesale manufacture
crs were scarcely known, and the rule
was for each confectioner to be his
OWN manufacturers y great revoiu
ION l.a, been effected in these mat
tera. Varieties for sweets are now
numbered BY thousands, and every
day frcsl, kinds are being produced.
The .hapcs into which sugar and
chocolate ao moulded are endless.
Skilled workmen are employed by
! hundreds on the chocolate branch Of
TIE industry alone Special. and in
many cases very elaborate machin-
err is required in casting Che forms,
and high degree Of skill is ncccssa-
r. in q man who is 4 first class hand
1T covering and glazing them 70
show how vast saving Of labor ma
cIincry has effected in the proluc-
tom Of sweets, it may be observed
that, whereas, in thc days Of the Old
copper pan, 80 pounds OF vcIl fine shed
drogrcs were considered 4 good days
work. st the present time a skilled
hand tlinlss nothing Of ,upcrintcnd-
in. a dozen revolving pans at once,
each of which is capable Of turning
cut about fonr. tons week. There
IS machinery for every conceivable
nracesS in the manufacture. and i'm
movements are being effected.
More sweets are yearly made ai.d
sold in Kew FORK. Chicago and phiI-
adolph;a cham in the whole Of France.
although ;he combined population 81
nose citic., do no; mucli exceed in
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Fora lame back or for pain in the
side or chest, Try saturatins It piece OF
iianacl with Chamler!nin's Pain Balm
apd hii,dag II onto the affected parts.
liiis treatment viii cure any nrdina,Y
case in one oriwo DAYS Pain Balm also
cures rheumaiiSm. 30 conf bottles for
sale by Dr. J. W Kelly Druggist 49,,
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ELECTION NEWS.


Early Tuesday morning, 'ef0 re
sun up. crowds Of workers were Feo"
gathered III little knots around the
polls preparatory 10 the days work.
It was i very rainy day, but that
did dot interior with the voters IN thc
least. Everything passed off very
quietly and there vas an entire alb
.encc of the usual rowdyism incident
to election day. Everything went
nicely The vote WAS as follows:
Cooke. ZIG; O'I7crrali. 200; Miller
,: Irvine, %: Kennedy, -.
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II ASEiINGIAON LETTER r.
pcs;'- 0s:,lar CORRESPONDENT.
" ssulserov, Hoy g. ISg3

Poet Rr;nlar Correspondent
Wssuf,eroy, Sow 6. ISg3
Ediior Post
With tie exception g: a few Sen
ators aud Representatives from the
States in which no elections arc held
This week, who have remained here
foi the purpose oftlyins to pick up a
!i,tlc patronage for their constituents,
Cangrcssmcn are to-day as scarce in
Washington as though it were mid
summer. The srm total OF extra
session legislation was sixteen joint
resolutions and seventeen bills. all Of
which were approved Ly the P'esl-
lent. HE administration got all 1t
asked f9r from the extra sessioil-
tle unconditional repeal oi lie nUr-
chasing clause OF the sherman law
aud the amendment OF The GcaiN
@Ilinosc law: and although it lid-rot
specifically ask for it the adjourn
5.,.,., .,,,c, ,t-it !, -
,''''.' vac -
Some DAYS AGO It looked rs thorgh
the Cuitel States might have to
take stand in relation 10 the rcvo-
iution Of Brazil That w9uI& have
male war probably with one OF more
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The elections are over, and Dem
ocrats can now rejoice. Old Virgin
il still holds her head high, and has
set IN object lesson to the other
Southern States. 'Fhrcc cheers for
'levcland and three times three iof
o,iscrlal. Kent, Scott and Irvine.
The Democrats have won great
light and the day is ours, Nir-
-inia has spoken and spoken in no
uncertain terms. She has declared
against political dcmagogucs and
avpocritical men posing rs friends o!
,hc people. In the midst Of our re-
ioicins. however, let US not forget
thc anguish and grief IN the hearts
ot our Republican friends, and re
momher. now the victory is won,that
brave true and mani y men, are TO be
found in the ranks OF our opponents:
men who carcs much fol Their prlncl-
ulos rs Democrats do bet us bc
content with the victory and let our
!:cpublicau friends do the talking.
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When Che a;rocious deeds Of ihe
Chicago Anarchists startled aud
checked the civilized world Mr.. Ilar-
rison provoked much severe comment
is his efforts to iind excuses for the
criminals, and he had repeatedly Civ
en- reason for the belief that he was
not worthy representative Of the
people to whom chiefly the marvellous
Development and progress OF the
eecond city Of the New World may
he attributed. Mr.. Harrison lad
served sryeral terms as Mayor Of the
most astonishing and iinpctuoua Of
the great cities OF the globe. lie
had exhibited far too much sympathy
with tl,e disorderly and viciou, elc-
Ime,lts OF Chicago, although lie wa.
educated al Yale College, and from
So noble an institution Of learning lie
should have taken to himself the
lighcst princip pies for hi, guidance
in pnblic life lie was a man Of eN-
ceptional ability, Of swift and uneasy
intellect, Of diversified experience,
and Of impatient ambition lie was
bent on rising, aad he cared little by
what means he rose 1t was we'll
!,aown that he had lis eye upon
/ higher places than the Navorality Of
! l.l.i.o,,o Ito locked cor = nlacp IN
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BNlsrol, Tennessee. and Virginia.
is dead There is no life nor ami
nation in the town 1t looks like a
sleepy hollow, where men lie down to
steep, without caring whether they
ever awake. or not. Even the boot
blacks have no get up in them, and a
general atmosphere Of dcadness and
dryncss, seems to pcrvadc the town.
Big Stone Gap, although having a
much smaller population, has more
life and business in The most remote
hlock Of the town, than is to be found
IN the whole Of Bristol, Tennessee,
and Virginia.
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Spccill . ile To-T:
Nonro1r. w., Nov. 7-Norfoll
city eiycs Democratic ma orlty about
1 90 Official ANA ~emi-ofiicial. l.
present ratio = maintained the State
las probably gone Democratic by
something like 80 ESQ majority
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.l.ter repeal is brought about, the
count y viii be in 4 position to 10
sellc effective work il The direction
LOT international bimctalIism. Gu
rope viii tlten understand that tie
United States has quit tfEing TO bear
dc whole world bur,en- in the way
of srsjaining the silycr market AID
The other nations will he forced there
fore. ia sell defense, to enter into
some arrangement in which each
hall Dc its share Of Tins labor. The
lniat~ Of Tie world cannot be closed
permanently 10 silver. 'i'hc amount
OF cold among the nations coupled
with the annual production is hardly
great enough, after supplying the
demands Of The arts, 10 meet the r.
qpiYcment, Of the coinage, Not ON
" will all thc silver now in the cur
rcncies Of the great nations be need
ed, but the supply will have to be
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SpeIiti @ n" I''s.:
!;sG.o>p. ", Noy. Complete
returns for this city gives Democrat
ic majority hvc thousand, SIX hun
drcl and Glty-four. Manchester
gives Democratic majority one hun
drcd and ,ereaty-threc.
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F,cndricI, 80; Tomncy, IS; Gray,
:; ImJoden, /
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he lopu.ists in the House and
senate have saued silver address
to lhe colint'Y, which was signed by
the Nayada Senators. The Nation
al l}illrtaIIie League baa also issucd
an apreal in behaIl Of si.yeL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-14
Dubois County Assessment.

The following table shows the aggre-
gate corrections of the taxables of Du-
bois county as returned by the township
assessors the present year. msde by the
county assessor. The table published IN
the CoURIER of June 3. 1898, was tbs
footings Of the assessors books as re.
turned by them. The county assessor
has gone over the books aud blanks. cor
recting them. showing net gain OF per.
sonsl property of 81, loo, by mistakes in
favor OF the county. Add S2O0305, the
amount gained of the wear 1898. and We
have a gain over 1881 Of S203,OOs. II
will be observed that the smallest amount
Of errors occurs in Hall township and
the greatest in jefferson township. The
gain in poll and dogs is nearly the same
while the loss of POLAND dogs is yer,
close to ch other. The average cor
rections amounts TO little over s5) q
each.
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Annexation Notice
cause No. .

Notice is hereby given by the Trus-
tees OF the incorporated town Of Jasper,
Dubois county. Indiana, to Clement
,Doane, John 4. Corn. John l.. Bretz,
Margaret f.. Bean, Sarah Cooper. Will
liam A. Tray lor and Winfield ). Hunter,
Trustees OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church of the town OF Jasper, Dubois
county, Indiana, and to Margaret Klein,
jacob Hoffman, Lorenz Mehringcr,
August. Wagner, William L. Cox, Hen.
~ Cassidy, Albert NJ. Bohnert, Alice Il.
Green, John T.. Corn, John kuebler
Franz Lechner, Ignatz Moesner, Matthias
Hettich, Edward Stephenson and St
Meinrad Abbey, that said Trustees have
filed with the Auditor Of Dubois county,
state OF Indiana. aud will present TO the
Honorable Board OF Commissioners oil
said county, at the September term OF
their court, 1898. a petition praying for
the annexation TO said town of Jasper Of
the following described territory con
7 tiguous 10 said town, and situate in said
county OF Dubois, and State of Indiana
to-wit:
Part of the south half of the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF sc
tion 2G, township /, south OF range
west, and also part OF the northeas
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of sec
ion 80. township /, south of range
west, aud more particularly described q
follows: Commencing 1T the southwes
corner of the southeast quarter Of th,
southwest quarter Of section 2G, township
|. south of range west, running thence
cast 52s feet; theme north $50 feet
thence west 525 feet; thence north 33F
feet: thence east ,3il feet thence south
89G feet: thence west 345 feet aud inch
thence south as feet 81 inches TO the
center OF sixth street; thence west 2Os
feet and 10 inches; thence north 278 fee
land 81 inches; thence west fse feet
thence south 21s feet 81 inches: theme,
n west 300 feet; thence north 5O7 feet L
the place Of beginning, and which sait
Territory hcrcinbeiorc described contains
tie lands OF the persons and corporation
lhereinbefore named, and who are now
The owners Of the same.
Dated at Jasper, Indiana, the 10th day
lof July, 1898.
MICHAEL f. DURLAUF,
EDWARD J. kEMrF,
JosEPH RoTTET, Trustees.
WILLIAM II. FLICK,
Henry PFAU,
BIuno Buettner. Atty. for Petitioners
July IA. 1898 5w
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Annexation Notice.
TCAUSE No. IL


Notice is hereby given by the Trustees
of the incorporated town Of Jasper, Du.
bois county, Indiana, to Tobias Herbig
Erastus McCrillus, Emma Berry, Nathan
Berry her husband, Samuel Ii. McCril.
IIus, Sarah J. Adams, James Adams her
husband, Mary A. Bierschenk. Henry
iBierschenk her husband, Clara Deinder-
fer and Edward Deinderfer, heirs of
John Michael Deinderfer deceased, that
said Trustees have filed with the Audi.
tor OF Dubois county, State OF Indiana
and will present to the Honorable Board
Of Commissioners OF said county Of Du-
bois at the September term Of their
Court. 1898. o petition praying tor the
annexation to said town OF Jasper Of the
following described territory contiguous
10 said town and situate in said county
iof Dubois, and state of Indiana to-wit
I! Lying between the original town OF
Jasper on the East side, and McCrillus
second addition to the town Of Jasper
on the Vest side, and being part OF
Southeast quarter Of Southeast quarter
Of section No. &c. township No. I South,
Of range No. 5, West, and also part OF
the Northeast quarter OF tho Northcast
South. Of range No. 5, West, and more
particularly described az follows to-wit
Commencing at point South 30 feet
and East SO feet from the stone set in
the centre Of Eighth and Mill streets !;
running thence North 1871 feet; thence
East 125 feet and inches; thence South
3 degrees East, 927 feet and 8 inches
thence West | foot thence North 4 de-
grecs West, TAG feet and inches thence
West 80 feet to the place Of beginning.
And which said Territory hercinbc-
fore described contains the lands of the
persons hereinbefore named, and who
are now the owners of the samo.
Dated at Jasper, Indiana the 10th day
OF July. 1893.
MICHAEL +. DURLAuF1
EDWARD j. KEMP
JosEPH RoTTET Trustees.
WILLIAM II. FLICK
HENRY PFAU
Bruno Buettner, Atty for petitioners.
July IA, '93.5w.
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Electric Bittcr>.

This remedy j. becoming sp we'll knorn
ana y popular ~ - need no special men
lion. All who have used Electric Btteri
sinr the Same song Of praise.-A pnrer med
ieine does not exist and i j. guaranteed t
Ia An that il claimed. Electric Bitters vii
euro an disease Of the Liver and Kidneys
wili remove Pimple-, Boil-, Salt Rheum an'
other aisc,.i0 caused By impure blood
viii drive Malaria from the system and pre-
vent rs well as cure all Malarial Feyers :
For cure 81 headache. constipation and indi
eesti0n try Electric Bitter- .-Entirs salts
faction guaranteed. or money refunded
Price s6 cents and 81 per bottle 1T Ma-tir
Friedman drug store.
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The plaintiff in the above cause having
filei her complaint. together with an afii-
davit that tie defendant is a non-resi-
dent of the state OF Indiana, and that the
object Of this action l. TO obtain a d.
yorce.
Now, therefore. the said defendant l.
hereby notified that unless he be and APP
pear on the second day of the next term
I'll the Dubois Circuit Court, TO be hold
en- on tile first Monday in September
1893, at the Court House in Jasper, said
county and state. and answer or demuI
10 said complaint. the same will "
heard and a determined in his absence.
Witness my hand and the sea
IsEALl Of said court, this 18th day O
July, 1885
IGNATz EcKEET, Clerk Dubois 70.
MILBURN * SWEENEY,
iyl4w3 Plaintiff Attorneys.
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Phoenix HOTEL Jasper Ind July 18th and 2Oth Two Days Only
1t should BE in Every House.

J. =. Wilson. 81 Clay St.. sharpsburg
Pa, says be will not be without DR.. King
New Discovery for consumption. cough.
and colds, that it cured hi- wife who wa.
threatened with Pneumonia after an attack
OF La Grippe, when various other remedies
and several doctors had done her no good
Robert Barber, Of CooEsport, Pa, claims DR.
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like il Try II. Free
Trial Bottles at VI. Frielinans drug store.
Large bottles, 80 cents and 81.
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TOWNSHIPS

GrThe claim Of certain gold gOuger-
and stock stealers and bond bilkers OF
New York City, that there Is sufficient
money in the United States. particularly
in New York City, was most effectually
refnted last week when money went W
TO - per cent. for short loans on the city
exchange, and the clearing house was
compelled to issue over twenty million
dollars Of certificates, 10 be used a. mon
ey, 10 ave some Of the oldest ana most
substantial business firms in the city
from failure. Too much money, for
so0th' II the government. Issued twenty
million dollars in greenbacks each
month for year there would be no sur.
plus Of money, but generous prosperity
would follow. The farmer plan Of issu,
ing money on cotton, wheat or corn
warehoused. il as good as that Of Issuing
IL on gold or silver, but issuing ii on the
faith Of the government Of the whole
people, and making il full legal tender
for everything, IL better than either. The
coming session Of congress should re-
peal the Sherman act, aud also the &C.
tor the coinsge OF gold, abolish tbs
\ minis, and provide for paying all debit
Of the government in paper dollars, snC
Just a. Fest a. the needs OF the business
Of the country demand money. by fix
ing maximum and minimum bssis pet
\capits ofpopulation, our currency woulC
z established upon firm basis, tina
Iuld not DC made TO fluctus,e at the wi
q combination Of a few hundred for
N gambling bankers. Give us homes
erican money for the American pco
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W Lillian OOisAA~~
81. Divorce.
MELvISA CoLLISs.Y
The plaintiff having filed his com
plant herein. together with an affidavit
that the defendant is q nonresident OF
the state of Indiana, and that the object
OF this action j. TO obtain divorce
Now, therefore, the said defendant !.
hereby notified that unless sue be and
appear The second day OF the next tern
of the Duboi. Circuit Court, TO be holder
on the first Monday in September. 1898
al the Court House in Jasper, in saIc
county and state, and answer TO said
the same will he heard and
in her absence.
Witness my hand and the sea
fSEAI.l OF said court, this 18th day o
July, 1898.
IGNATz EcKERT,
Clerk Circuit Court.
MILnuE~ & SWEENEY, Pin Auys.
July IA. CIV
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Nonresident Notice.

Nonresident Notice.
State Of Indiana, Dubois county
dubois Circuit Court. Sept. Term, 1898
MARY T.. SHoITER/
vs.. Notice.
MIKE SHoRTER)
The plaintiff in the above entitled
cause, having filed ner complaint there
in, together with an affidavit off dsin
I'erested party that the residence Of the
IL unknown and upon dill
gent inquiry can not be ascertained, and
hat said action Is 10 obtain divorce
Now, therefore. the defendant IL here.
10y notified, that unless he be and appear
IN the first day Of the next term Of th'
Dubois Circuit Court, TO be holden oi
the first Monday OF September, a. ID
llsg3, al the court house 10 Jasper in sai'
County and State. and answer or dcmu
10 said complaint, the same will b.
heard aud determined IN his absence.
| Ia witness whereof hcrennto set M,
hand and ailix the seal Of sal
I srkL conr, this It'll day Of July, A
- y. 1898
| IGNATz EcKERT, Clerk.
DRErz, MCCALL Il BnETz, Attys.