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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-23

It seems that the Worlds Fair Di-
rectors don't like the idea Of closing
the gates on Sunday. 1t will be re-
membered that when the United States
appropriated $2,5OO,OOO in souvenir
half dollars for the benefit OF the Expo
sition, it was with the condition that
the Fair be on closed Sunday. A move
ment is now on foot to return the two
and half millions 90 that they may be
at liberty to act as they please about
the Sunday closing. This shows an
other plan to rob the Government.
The Fair directory has sold these coins
for 81 each, thereby making s., 500, 900
net by the sale. II they wish to cancel
the contrac: they should be required
to return the souvenir coins, not their
face value, or else the $4,000, 900 which
they received for them. .-Ex.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-23
MPHIS MISSOURI THURSDAY MARCH 23 1893

Theodore A. Havemeyer, c. ]. Esod,
H. NJ. tlagler. all New York million
aires: John Boyd, of Chicago; Aver
and Nc kinney, Of Philadelphia; anil ].
J. Richardson, of Iowa. 1t is said thu
club membership represents moro
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-23
The Time VIII Come.

II it is impolitic and unconstitutional
for this government to issue and lend
its legal tender money tc its own citi-
zcns on non-perishahle produce stored
and held in this country, and on land !:
how can it be polite or constitutional
to issue bonds TO citizens OR subjects
of foreign Government (as stock
holders of foreign Canal Company
are) to aid them in the construction Of
q foreign canal? Bnt there is possibly
no use to present argument against
canal swindle, for the platforms of
both old parties pledge them to per-
petuatc the swindle, and, though many
Of the platform pledges will not be
carried out, this one will be strictly
observed, and We believe the time will
come when the people will repudiate
the bonds.-Workman, New Orleans.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-23
CATTLE AT THE FAIR.
BIG EXHIBIT OF HlCH-CRADE
JERSEYS.

Mixers Valued ut $4,000 that Produce
1.O4S Pounds Of Butter Annuslly-Calves
from Which n Veal Outlet Would Cost
&17,5OO.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-23

OF the 69, 00o Frenchmen who fought
with Napoleon Of Waterloo only eight
now survive,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-23
CicYclanii's ln1n.llral.


Aside from the expected remarks
upon the tariff question and repeti-
tion OF his we'll known views upon
civil service reform and pension leg
islation, and few we'll worn phrases
relative to trusts and combines, the
only significant portions of Mr.. Cleve-
lands inaugural address relate to the
questions of finance and what he is
pleased to denominate "paternalism"-
meaning by that term all Government
interference with and especially owner
ship of any public franchise such Us
railroads and telegraphs.
The plain Interpretation of the para
graph ON the finance is that "thc
finance question is far beyond the
power of ordinary mortals to compro-
hend, and therefore. only 'tinanciers'
will be called upon TO advise in mat
tcrs pertaining to this branch Of Gov
crnment business" He betravs great
sollcitude lest the currency shall be-
come degraded and excites personal
cui idity by limiting at q possible "rc-
duction in the purchasing power of the
wages paid to toll" Then follows the
attack upon "patcrnalism." Read
again that portion of the address in
another column.
while the general language is per-
haps above criticism We must look
for the hidden meaning. 1t cannot
refer to the idea of protective tariff for
that subject is treated under q sepa-
rate paragraph. The plain interpreta-
tion then is to he found in the covert
phraseologv which assures the Eastern
owner of railway franchises or tele-
graph privileges or other advantages
of like nature, that this administr ration
will exert its power to prevent any de-
par.ure from the systems that have
built up thousands of millionaries and
sent as applicants for charity to their
doors, millions whom they have des.
poilcd Of their heritage. .-Nonconfor.
mist.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-23
WINTER WHEAT CROP.
ITS CONDITION IN MANY WEST
ERN STATES.

AppCa -ances Decidedly Against Full
Crop In Ilitnois-Thc Outlook In Ohio
Better than In Illinois or lnsliana-Re-
ported Good In Michigan.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-23

wealth than any other organization in
the country.
With such wealth to back the mana &c.
ment the cows are treated like royal
beings. They are bedded rs luxuriously
as can be with straw, the floors are
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-23
ANAYLlZING THE VOTE.
WHY A SOMERSAULT ACT WAS
PERFORMED.
Twents.:hrcc Gentlemen All Had Little
Axes TO Grintl-ClcycIand's Inaugural
Adtiresx--A Bid For lsoodlc-Producer
Should Bc Prosperous.
How and WHY they Voted.

It is instructive, to say the least Of
it, to analytic the recent vote on the
silver question in the United States
House of Representatives, says a
Washington correspondent. Thirty
three members who voted with the
silver men last March, voted with the
gold bugs the o:hcr day. Their names
are Breckenridge. of Ky. Bussey. Ca
ruth, Cate, Dickerson, Elliott, Fowler,
Gorman Hare, Harrles, Hemphill. .
Johnson, Ohio. kilgore, Layton, Nc
Clellan, Pendleton, Rockwell, Scott,
Snow, Steward, Washington, Wea-
dock and Wike.
There is very little trouble in ascer-
tanning why these twenty three gentle
men performed the somersault act.
Carlisle brought around TIE Kentucky
delegation. johnson looks upon
Cleveland as demigol, and nearly
every one Of the rest have been repu-
dated by their consti uents. Hence
are simply seeking shelter under the
wings OF the administration, hoping to
secure some appointment. Elliott and
Steward are both wealthy men, and
went over because they consider that
the Democratic National Platform de-
mands the demone:ization of silver.
Mr.. Constantine Buckley kilgore, as
he is wont to call himself, is on the
string for the Mexican mission. Doubt
less Buck doesn't desire to face the
boys in the "old Bird" any more. He
relies his name is Dennis after 1894,
and he wants to get ''in out OF the
cfS nh rI, n,
Wike has had his eye on the Comp
troller's cushioned seat, and won't fail
to succeed if trying will get it.
Mr.. Scott cast his eye to the wind
ward. and has his lust for flesh pot at
tachments TO the Collector OF In
ternal Revenues Office. If he gets
euchred ON that deal, he has his weather
eye on the Assistant Postmaster Gen
erals place, and aims to land i. high
anA dry.
Mr.. Bussev, with his we'll known
modesty. has informed lis intimate
friends that he would accept the pen
sion bureau.
Mr.. Harris is flying around. like a
goose hit ON the head with q cob, hop.
ing to corral the general land office.
MIR. Hemphill has spent hours and
hours trying to find q place to slide
into. Those who room next to him
say he "has it" bad and cries out, ever
and anon. "Any place. Lord Grover,'
1t is whispered around by those who
lourneyed far to see the great man,
that he doesn't smile very loud when
he views the hungry pl,iz of these back
numbers. and that about the third word
he says, after sizing them up, is Good
day, sir, and goes off TO dandle Bah,
Ruth on his knee. The impression i:
pretty general here that there will be
more wild and woolly loyal Cleveland
ties hunting friends for loan to gel
home on, than the Oldest citizen o.
Washington ever heard Of bcofre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

Indiana. 1t shows the prevalence OF a
wless spirit when such men are warn
ed 10 leave their homes or take the con
sequences OF the torch. The torture OF
being tied up and whipped nearly 10
death with hickory switches TO be shot
or hanged. That the people Of Harrison
county do not rise up in their might aud
exterminate. absolutely. sucA a gang o.
outlaws as can be guilty OF such acts is
one OF The marvels OF the people outside
OF that county. Half a dozen families
with two such men as William and
Samuel Conrad. would soon put an end
to White Cap acts and threats in that
county.
There is no better county agricultural
ly Ia Indiana than Harrison. The mass
es Of the people are educated, law.loving
and law-obeying. There is as much re-
hnement among the people as can be
in any other community OF
equal population. And that with these
existing it is possible for such
men ss Messrs. Davis, Sieg, Bye and En-.
TO receive such notices to leave
he county as they have received, indi-
'ates that there Is q secret organization
n that county that should be extermina.
ed without delay.
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Governor Matthews returned from the
Worlds Fair this morning. lie attend
ed q meeting at the Indiana Executive
Committee at the Indiana building yes-
terday. The committee will have one
more meeting and will then disband.
The members think there will be enough
TO pay off the State's obligations
at the fair, but it is doubtful if there is
enough left TO make a return 10 the gen.
eral fund. The commission has found
II necessary 10 exercise close economy
to make financial ends meet.-lndisna.
News.
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II have not been sick a minute since
taking treatment" said Mrs. Annie vii.
lisms, OF No. AIS Third avenue, although
/ have ample reason to expect a return
OF the disease since then il the cure was
not permanent. was troubled with
nervousness and fainting spells for seven
years. At times l would lose all e Sc
OF feeling aud become very dizzy, fol-
lowed by the most miserable OF sick
headaches. was irritable and easily
excited at all times. at first had those
attacks about once n month, but they
gradually increased TO once a week, and
became much more severe. | tried sew
eral different physicians without obtain
ing relief. IL was a last resort that ]
went TO Drs. Vincent and Biggs, and !
have v felt a single attack since. |
improved regularly from the very first,
and am now entirely well in every re-
spect. i wish 10 thank Drs. Vincent
and Bigss for their skillful treatment In
my case. They have a well earned rep.
in this neighborhood. having
cured many desperate cases of chronic
disease"
CALL ON THEM
the Daniel House, Jasper, Ind, Sat.
lrday, Oct. Z, from 8 a. m TO Z y. m
Kate. So per month. Medicine free.
All chronic diseases treated with
success.
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1t IL certain that this decline in pro.
oueiDg power, ~ measured iE gold, has
occurred not only % TO these articles,
bot ~ to commodities in general. The
Way TO restore them to their former aud
Just proportions is for the United States
e0 declare her second independence OF
England, and needing the wise warning
OF Washington Ia bis Farewell Address.
bever nor appropriate than 10 the
present crisis, Beware Of ell foreign en-
tnugling alliances" pledge their olives,
seir fortunes and their sacred hon
rrs' TO the maintenance OF their inde-
] endence. and establish q currency
which will serve he business purposes
II the United States, and make the peo-
pie thereof happy and prosperous. with
Dos the least consideration b.ing given
- Whae Great Britain, or any other
5sosopeen power. may desire. In fact
% would b we'll TO follow the example
pr Gen. Jackson. who II is said, only
wteoed to know what England wanted
20 b sure to oppose il. There Is entire
y too much tosdying among Congress
Pnen 10 what foreigners, and their apes
~ this country. want Let US have q
|rpirit Of patriotic independence. The
r0untry 10 large enough to sustain itself
Independent Of all til world beside.
The currency Of thIs country should
P'c such. and proclaim liberty on it so
k~'istinctIy and dangerously to monarch
Pes. thsf every country In Europe would
xclude II from its orders as dangerous
, the public pesc The welfare OF our
IN people Won be greatly enhanced
thereby.
Give US ar elusive American cur.
r rcy. whr' sr OF paper, aluminium,
eopper s..v or gold, and make il full
gal tend for everything, interest and
P'tncips Of oil kinds Of bonds included,
ps's' ,'-r people will not long be in debt
p ne money changers Of Europe for
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

SILVER ANNIvERsARY. -Octobe, 9th
Will he the 18th anniversary of The es-
at Meadvillc, Pa. OF tn
Order OF United Workmen
then intended only as u local means OF
intellectual improvement. social enjoy
menf. and securing an insurance Of
$1,000 payable to the heirs of members
upon death. 1t was then confined TO
worke re- al some trade and COM on la.
borers. From that humble beginning it
has enlarged to take in other classes.
has grown 10 be nearly $4,000
strong IN America. The lodges OF
Evansville will celebrate the a%nniver-
sary with parades. banquets and
speeches, and have invited sister lodges
All over the state 10 participate. The
railroads have all made low rates. aud
there will be a considerable attendance
from Dubois county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06
Notice OF Election Of Churcl,
Trustees.

Notice j. hereby given that the mem.
bers Of the Cumberland Presbyterion
Church OF the Lennon Congregation
VIII meet at the Lennon church house.
Boone township. Dubois Co.. Indiana.
on Saturday. October IA. 1899, At 2
O'Clock, L. Nj. for The purpose OF elect.
ing five church trustees Tor the church
property belonging TO said congregation
including Lennon church. Portersville
church and TrayIor Union church, and
managing the church affairs OF said
congregation and church.
And Of this fact all parties interested
are hereby notified.
j. Il. HARRIS, Clerk.
Sept. %. 1s93-3t.
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bfIhEL CHURCH Oct., i, 1873.
Resolutions of respect to the menor,
OF Mary Q. Hatfield, adopted by Bethe
Sunday School. Sunday Oct. 3, 1898,
WHEREAS death has entered the rank.
OF Bethel Sunday School. and removed
from our midst our dearly beloved sis.
ter and classmate.
Therefore, BE it resolved That We
sadly deplore our irreparable loss in the
demise OF Mary e. Hatfield, whose earth.
~ life ended on the 29th OF September
1893, but we exultingly rejoice in hcsv-
ems gain.
That we tender our sincere sympathy
to the bereaved family in the loss Of
their only daughter.
That we will pledge our lives to our
savior in hope of meeting Mary beyond
the tide of mortality.
CLAUDIA Rose.
Charlie Adams.} Com.
Rachel Rose.
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Court Notice.


Cause No. 1000.
State Of Indiana, Dubois county.
In the Dubois Circuit Court. Januar,
term 1894.
Henry SchneIl, ST.,
VS..
Loretta v. Tuck fo"ii Ac'lon'
and John L. Tuck,
Notice Is hereby given 10 The above
named defendants Loretta v. Tuck aud
John L. Tuck, who. as appears by afida.
Wit filed, are not residents of the state OF
Indiana, that the plaintiff Henry SchnclI
Sr.. has commenced his above stated
action against them in the Dubois Cir
cult court OF the state of Indiana, for
the foreclosure ola mortgage on real
estate situate in the county of Dubois
state OF Indiana. that said action is
now pending is said court, and will
stand for issue and trial at the next
term OF said court, TO be held at The
Court house in Jasper, IN said county OF
Dubois on The first Monday Of January,
1894.
wv, In Witness whereof | here
sEAL unto set my hani and afix
the seal of said Court al Jas.
Der. the 25th day Of September, A. d..
1893.
IGNATz EcKERT. Clerk d. G.. G..
bRUNo BUETTNER. Atty for Pm. III So
September 29-3w.
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WHITE CAPS.
-Four Of the Best Citizens Of Har.
risOn County Warned To
Leave Their Homes.

On last Friday. September Goth, -four
Dsthe old and best known and reputable
beixens Of Harrison county received
White Cap notices to leave that county.
0ese gentlemen were Messrs. Jasper
Davis, Abrsm Sieg, Henry Bye and
sShrsim Engerman, all well known
throughout Harrison county and oil
swing many scqusintances and warm
rsends in New Albany and the western
srt OF Floyd county, particularly in
20 rgetown and franklin townships.
The letter or warning received BY
och Of these gentlemen was mailed at
De White Cloud ~postoffice, in Harrison
ouuty. Each envelope bore the same
evices- One corner was burned slight
h. indicating that the torch would be
BED on their property ; in another COR
E VA the device Of Q bundle OF switch.
; Ia the corner below . rope vas
eswn; and 10 the remaining corner
ess the device Of . pistol
The letter or warning received by
och OF these worthy citizens notified
I'm that they must Immediately leave
harrison county, and IL they did not do
they would be visited BY the White
bps and given the penalties prescribed
, the code Of that infamous o~rganiza.
IOn.
No greater outrage has heretofore oc-
ovred in Harrison county thar the send.
* Of such warnings 10 such men a.
e<per Davis, Abram Sieg, Henry Bye,
DAl Ephriam Engerman. The senders
these foaudalous missives are suspect.
!, and woe be 10 them should they at.
Dupt 10 carry out their threats. The
. and proper defense OF their homes
the Conrad brothers, aud the sIsugh.
that followed the defense, would be
mere bsgateIle to what would follow
, attack OF organized law defers on
erh citizeus % have received these dew.
hh warnings.
J4essrs. Davis, Sieg. Bye and Euger.
% ere oil prominent and leading
o0bsrs Of the Methodist Episcopal
pogeh, and regarded bv oil Who know
~ - sincere Christian men. There
\ 20 better citizens In any county In
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government to sell bonds to get gold
tor which there Is no immediate use,
and thus to prolong the existence OF Ma
uonai banks. Is In such gIsring opposi.
lion to all Democratic precedent aud
platforms, that many old time Demos
Gratis a Q bitt = IN their opposition to it
and some even insinusie that German.
Carlisle and company are making an Of
fort to galvanizs the old Wing party in
TO life again. now that the Republican
party il dead aud rotten.
&. A. :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

by virtue Of a certified copy Of a De-
cree to me directed from the Clerk of
the Dubois Circuit Court, In q cause
wherein the State OF Indiana on the re.
iation OF John Granddaughter, Auditor
OF Dubois county. is plaintiff, and Will.
IAN r. Simmons, John J. Simmons.
Laura Pendiey, Ct al are defendants, re.
curing me to make the sum Of One
hundred seventy -seven dollars and
ninety-nine cents, with interest on said
Deci CO aud cost, ! will expose at Pubic
sale, TO the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October.
A. ID. 1893, between the tours of 10
o'clock A. NJ. aud A o'clock T.. M. of said
day, At the door OF the Court House in
the town OF Jasper, Dubois county In.
diana the rents aud profits for a term
not exceeding seven years, the following
Zeal Estate, to.wit: The west half Of
the northeast quarter Of section No.
twenty-nine, t29) township No. one ~
north range No. three (3) west, 80 acres,
more or less, IN Dubois county, Indiana
IL such rents and profits will not sell
tor a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
interest aud costs, l will, at the same
time and place, expose to public sale the
fee simple Of said real estate, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient TO discharge
said decree, interest and costs. said
sale will be made without Il relief
Whatever from valuation or appra 80.
ment laws.
ALBERT II. TRAYLOR.
SHERIFF DUBoIs COUNTY.
Traylor " Hunter. Attys for Plif.
October g., ls93-3w. mas.
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The Z. ). Treasury statement last
Monday sho VS. that the Sherman bill
increased the circulating medium in the
country during September 81. 6lO, 1872.
And yet some men want to repeal il IN.
conditionally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-06

The New York Sun has put the fact
OF the decline in value OF commodities
or more properly the appreciation OF
gold. 10 to . new and striking form. II
tabulates the value OF IN acres product
Of I'VE staple articles for periods OF five
years, covering the era OF demonetiza-
ton Of silver, As folloEs:
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emaiDing IN the postonice at Jasper. Ind, on the
~ stday OF October. 1898. which will be sent to
ne Dead Letter office at Washington. u. O., II not taken
Out in 30 days.
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AXIS WITH THE sPIRITs.

%a E% %%%n %%r%% "%sEES s%%%% % many" s s %ys@s %T% ~@ %E @@ @ rsgs na%s
%%s~ af@~Gmey future u@@@~ Mge ~y@ omaa mmr ana ISW~M mM@
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Brown, Miss Lizzie
when calling for the above letters say advertised >,
giving date OF list. CHARLES EGG, L. NJ.
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Visit Jasper for Two Days..PHENIX HOTEL,

Mrs. Wallace has cured hundreds of people in This and surrounding :
five years at No. 8 Upper Eighth Street, Evansville, Ind.
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From the Oakland City Enterprise, Al


ouch and The Mmd mmg m% M% y w % m w % rw%m cures MMngAA
mun"n" and Mdnrrcm COUNTIES whoh Neh cen rM@dh Mrs Wallace and pmm cures effected
Some Of the t chhns in Gibson county have visited tsh lady many of whomd doubted her. b
"W'e'o utN t herr Dom greatly Hpmvedm ana thoroughly convinced OF her power by faith. orr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-04-21
BG rRhYUo nv A WOMAN.


j. g. Maddox, 81 Goldendalc, wa,
In Portland this week aud said that h,
had been informed by u friend IN q
position Ia know of what he spoke
that sarah Jane Morgan. sistor-in Law
81 Ray Lewis, alias Christian, wac
tho woman who betrayed the Me,
Cartys. lewis aud Ilcaste, the Roslyn
bank robbers.
II seems that just before the Roslyu
robbery Mis-. Morgan came from Salt
Lake City Ia Coulce City on visit "a
Lewis aud family who lived there
She was beautiful young lady Of ~
and Lewis fell ia love with her.
She remained there all winter and
was cogniEant of the plot 10 rob the
hank at ko-lyn aud met the dcspcr.
sdoez at her brothcr-in.law's house
after they committed the deed.
Some time ago she iniimatcd her
intention Of returning To Salt Lake
where she was engaged 10 man
named Brooks Lewis refused u
ALLOW her todcpart and che threatened
Ia expose the gang. He threatened
To kill her. hut his wife then interfercd
Miss Morgan communicated with
Brooks, who rescued her from her
relatives She went tn salt Lake and
then wrote To- IL J. Sniycly. attorney
for the bankers association, aud hc
caused the arrest Of the robbers. She
Is now IN jail at Ellensburgh. being
held there ~ witness against the
gang