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Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
GpGahlnbfprIen.

GpGgbtnbferleu. Bbraaoet
SlensbOrg bar ben 2oen bs. pebtaset
at opIsre en- Decentralization os at
anisge &esierinsen pm 3iaaoelie til i
bette giemeo at pptase ct 9aan paa
$4,000 Rmt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
Stem for gamle Samer.

SleM Tor garlle Satler. Baa
@riinerlstten asteS Der uprettet ct
Siem for samte, ipselis. 3arner, bppr
DE unOer e%rfarne Spsepleieriter fan fan
ben furnpone SUrpleinins. Sjemmet
sr iarlis beltemt iaabanne 9amer, Der
life / priuate Sjsm piI tuune faa en-
pos ienpe Eleie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Suoficb al 5osieialb. Srssnisr
Stprmer bereiier ! oisie Gag, Sarbans
ger for at tjgbe 6osis. San bar blanot
anoet bubt paa to fore 5Osie i &iuier'
off, uoen at bog aisbet snbnu er al.
lnttet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
Sronbbiems iiemilitare Sinrift

er peO fsI. 8eiOlutiun al 6te Suli ops
bepet ium ieritilt Gioslins fra lite
Suli b. q. Os inbOrones unber 8ers
gems iismilitare 9iitritt, iaaleoes at
be iismilitars WanoIfaber fra Gronbs
biems Snoruuerinssbiitritt ubfrioes
til 8ergens ijsmilitare 8iitrift ps uns
perlassss 8ersens 8arits6sfs &Oms
manoo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

8aarSialg. @aurben Sausn9s /
8rpt.um Of Sfplo Wart 1880 er Of
Gnten Sba gteren iolst til fOrbenoa'
renbs clipper s. %. SEMEN for en-
8isbsium al SIR. $1,000. s Salset
meoiulste 9sssre for ca. Str. 100000.
@aarben er ooelss ps %fsberaabSfri.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Timber Spsuing / Rorse bar lite
Suli 25 Seilfnrtsier meb en- inmlet
2r9stisbeo al ca. 10000 IONS; ct al
oisie bpg9es at Staal.
Gi 9nmpItibe bar Der lite Suti 10
unoer 8Dauins meb ca. $500 Cons
8rG9tisbeo; TO al bisie bpsses al 9re.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Blob Yropt snnomarf / 5luttab
sr Der aabnet retslie 5orunberIssslie.
6nn er iistet for itrafbure 9efptonin.
ger mob 8Iatitno Sfuleitpres 5urmaub,
Carer z. HasmusIen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Gongen pil ibsit tommc til ariiti.
aria Os cpboloe Zig Der en- lansere 9ip.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Wipb 2unbapiit aabnes / ben n9rs
mcite 5remtio GOrunoerisseIie pso
I5nsbers SOrbgrsret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
500 Sclcnnins, 800.

9et sr % en- Gleoe at Heooeie eeisrue, at bet hat
lgf,es ginenftabeR al turere ben Hemms Shseom aai
tarrb aae eiabier. Sias Gaiarrb Cure ,r ben sueit'
Sur. Der CT fenOt til Bibenitatsn. satarrb er en- aVH'
titutionsinab pom, % freezer tjlivarsuoe SebdHoiius
Sans gdtarrb Sure tages i~uopeH9iJ. % uirter birtfi:
paa 9luoet o. soeiregtr SpaoomHens S9rtneelie %
stper ben iaae Stgrfe og biGlper AlinreH ! osns W
betoe. Gierue az eenne Teoicin bar iiot Siltto III
Neoieinen o. tilbpper 500 for hutrt IlfRlee. esT
life fan large. StTio sfter 8ionssbpfo.
ADresie: \. j. SBensp a Co.,
Soleoo, 9.
ty-- EpIat bos oue Npptbefer. Is 9euts.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

SDnoassruttersn: "Seitsn er pei
irpm?"
llbleieren: "Sa bet er iiftert % piit
bet. Nu bar ben | IA Gage 5are pr'
ret rsSet al en- tbeUlosiit S~iabeut",
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

6rapebalstnnnclen pil III. Sorne-
mann Os Strsms aubuo bli ubfsrt for
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

YroprietGr 8. 5Groen % Srue
gaa Riuserife ieireOe fOrleben tit SpIus
brpqup unoer flor 9eltaselie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Sch Ssrfieroen | SarSanser bar
man life paa LANCE 9ioer fact inames
act al Mpre(ler U9 8irIebar iom iaar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

tlboper Spsi.n. 6prrise Torsous
itulbe Gepplb g. Strpmsmu os gb=
barb 8. Sprsaarb ub at fife meo
Baao / 8arbpeluen ~poenfor Strsms'
mo-. Com De ifuloe tase ouer gluen
tat ~ouenfor ct 6osieialo, brattebe ben
enc Iare, bpOrpaa be fgrtes oper Sal
BET, Der er ca. 10 Sob bsit % BERTH
sanite lOoret. Soet Saaoen tantreoe
~iorIpanot Gepalo os er life enonu sjen'
iunoen. Goparo fit iOm peo ct timber
fat i 8aaben % bolot 3aset, inotil ben
iprtes mob 2anb. Saalebes bleu ban
bsrset. aioSOe bar en- baabeiulo Ing
bonn, bpis brntte 9urtsans beflases al
bans isrsenbe 5uralbre ps Ssifenbe
% mango Senner.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

5iloioierre bDoer os ben ensite
at be ale mOoii9er bjuauoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
SelefoniorbinoelIe pil mart perI

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nj mart pRre
~iitanobrust belt fra Samar til Rpros.
InlGsset meaem &enoaIen ps Spniet
or MI iaroist, meaem 9Olsen us Tprs
% er bet unoer arbeioe, o9 ben forte
6orbinoelie meGIem Gpniet os 2olsen
uil piitnot neppe Iaoe uente lanse pua
In
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Geftor Jeilberg / 9ritiarsianb
Fal baps inolensret Ii1fsosanipenina.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
Giteriporaiel.

gubrsns Rnuoien eller 6oIm ira &rtiiIar-
iuRo, Nor9e, beoss opaiue fin 2loresie til
Nmbrolius Solm 23J ste aoe. G., Mtnnc.
npollS. Wtnu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
SnffcrrnHiuaoeriet / Ranbcrs.

llpuerens itemmelien meaem 8rosierer
g. SuIteieu cg Bpsnirgstommis IiOnen
or MI oronst, Og arbeioet pdu 8Dsses
plaoIen er after aienpptnset.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
Sruinet unoer ct 6sIrs. 6

unstarl, Ssn al Gsren Nielien, Toft.
saarb i Gtreluff, bar ube OF tisre So
biem fra g. Bort M9rit. timber bette
9trbeios ifreo Sset at 2asiet Os bette
be Ouer bet unse Meuneite. "a ban
gift peo Chen Of Strsmmeu, blsp ban
al Sset taitst no 8anoet, ps inbsu
mar tunbe iaa BAN biulpet op, bar
ban ipalt suer brutnet. Den 5orutst'
teos par "a gar samm.t os 5aberens
eneite Sgn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
Sil @coIcmmer al gibulosfolfets

III Ule0IeNWer az Ut Dpl0efDIfeta
Gentralfpmite bar StienS gibolbss
Iorenins ualgt Sigbm. 3. 8. Giuf ps
&ummis iionar q. &on9leoulb; Cup
plennter: Sisbm. Ssrfsuoen os Son
toriit T9rub.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Nebbrenbt 2aoe. SOrleSsn neo'
branbte en- Sr. aarl Siatien, &lepen,
tilbgrenoe 2aOebpsnins paa Sneltpebt.
VII gtarets Ssaul, ber iaauiot bar
tommen i Gus, itrGs ieluiOl9eli9 Stub
% Stub meo. 3loens SptOmit ifpls
Oes en- liSen @uts Seq meo SprIitter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
8 II nj

50snars SubiIGnm. 9oloiOruals
ter q. 8. z. eduls i 5rsosricia fsi.
reOe ben lite 9lugpit it 5o.aars Subj.
l9um / GOlocnIsusts 9ieneits.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

1900 aammer labninsssepGrer
Fal pRre beitilt sieunem 9auos fptters
tpret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
SaIt Gtcu0oti III.
ftiiatss catr tiaeie.
warm tiiaIas

omGrfct Sarn tiGaIas
~ ciier tiucie. - 20 Ncres / Giucolu
s oiuui bin, Scc. 8 on II. 8 Wti ira 8ioae.
iudp % 6 ARil ira Gresco. &p 1rGbnantna.
qoo "Saru" % andre ",5H~prUoemerts", 900
Sr0no. goo SpriHg liant 2uttep Tlper run.
Der I9lenuem ret ipouen',qe ai 2auoet. VT
ino9jeroet. SGl9es bIlllgt og poa Icite
Sttaar. Rdu benpeuos ia til Z 8. Ibomp.
ion hos 8. y. 3bumpioH, 2ecorah, Soma.
STAR
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Silial9s. s. 5~reepurt, Soma, 81
Were meo Reiiosus, &aoe os andre uso.
psnOtge lObuie, COB grpub, Giitsrus og
Spriu1 Grusttr9r o. BGrbuIte p.t0.
Gnore Suie o9 gotter iilialgs biaI9t. u. u.
Supoer, 6reeport, Soma. S5.45
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
NDrge.

spar aaien iplote ben ste Ds. 50
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Ttaeie.--Gt gus meo 5 8nrelier,
- Brsuo % giiterne tiIeie. Wlan ben.
peroe ltg til .. 8. Sisbee, 9ecoroh Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
Se to amerifanIfe &rissffibe ber

&c 10 amerllaHNe TrIBsFlUe Oct
bar beisst &%riitiania / CONNER, bar
uuber Dpieiliusen life ialuteret Os'
~tarsbors. I'll @jensialb - eler bar
bet Ell 5oripmmelie? - ipareoe Ss'
tarsbOrs fun meb 5 Sfuo, ba "Sau
francisco" unoer Nebieiliusen bilicoe
oen meb 81 Stub. Der er MI inole'
psret sienIibise Slayer til 9iplumatiet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

TiHatgS. -3oeta9es Srames8 pas
ming nleo Tilbpgniugsr, 98GreIier, flor
Qaoe, 6urnace Os Sanoo9rt | quiet. nIt I
fDrite alasles Stano. sun 3 Blods ira
4oitbuiet. 2otterne 1i4x220. 6 gotler.
Spis 6uiet tile lrlaeS, CT bet it1eie eftcr lite
Cttober. Ntan b%euueuoe fig III g. ". Boter,
5irit Natioual gant, 2ecorah, Soma. S5.ti5
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

0nSfeS.-9iebsr til ct lsnnsuoe
~ furniture Store. Bpeu o. Cmegnen
er ItanoiHapiR. SRlgeren er Nmerisaner
p9 oiI aierus fomme I9n9ere ipoopsr for fin
6slbreos Stplo. RRrmere unoerretniug
tan faces peo at frioe I'll Otto Berg, CAT
lenoer, ga.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
0oraes eparebanfer fOrpaltebs peb

NorgeS Sparebanfer forbaltebe bes
,losansen Of 1894 2474 Til. arOnsr,
buurai benpeb 30 Mil. aruner bar
Sanferes Sormue. Sen fontante 8e'
bolbnins belsb fig til pel q gtil., me'
bens 26h Wtil. bar anbrast | let reali'
liable 99rbipapirer.
Zen sienueminitlise Snolaansrents
bar i gpsrne 3.74 pGt., / gpsoern.
500 PCT, llblaansrenten $50 ps 5,24
pGt,
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

S7nfes.-gu flini ps ~nbruelis StO.
~ mayer fan iaa itaoist Grbeioe Dos ,g2.
8. &uIien. Gl9tn, Sa. e9S2l-2
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

StHalgs. -@n COB 5nrm tilialss.
Sobu Nongs 5nrT, 100 Gcres 81 Qil
/ HUroglt for GalndL Mau benoeuoer ia
I'll euer itriuer til q s. Saua. Splnuile.
Sotua, euer giereu Sas. u. Yong, GasI.
@roue. Soma. S1tt.J
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
Garm ttlloIaS.-@n

e,cuTUt IIIIuIWS. -UH BUU UurW
paa 100 Acres. 6 NRiI fra 3ecorab, rim.
oenbe Baub, 20 9creS uuoer 9nttuiua,
Eelteu aoot Sfoulnuo. D2on b~enpenoe fla
til 8. g8. Sopt, 7eccrab, Soma. 73.13I
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Scrnat 2ufisr 3 at iJpbe eler ttlbptte
- Goer 1eras 2aHp, bsnoeuo
e0er II o. u. Gors0ar0 sler 6. n. Glmer,
Cotton grh. BLDG, SouitOH, Irras. i6r.
Jorsgaro bar u9ret BOAT / @eras itoeH 194S)
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

Siliaigs. -llomGrteoe 5armr iii.
- ial9s pda aooe &iIiuur az q. &. Ere.
main, SuhboIot, Soma. s3.f8J
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

rxr- euIsi tOs al. Gppthtisr. IS Gsuts.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23
@jcgen.

O1e 2anSs. bvur @isscu finoss,
osnne Gusl, ium bsrcs iaa oite, men
ices inn iietosn, penter man riso Gang
lei pGn ben % bilier ben bisrtclig pel'
tommer. Set er iiGr, foroi BEN er
Baarens Senoebuo. Bsnosrne | BE-
ioritlcaige 2auoe bar fine egus Gor.
taIinosr ont @jbsen. 8 ROrse tiger
man, of @isaeu boloer up at gale, ranr
ben icr ben forite Spinnts. 8 england
Bar 80nberue fOrfisGigs Sim, tpori
nCrastis aneiues be iurIticlIise Staoier
al @irgeus Sommcropbolo pso Sp.
itcrue. 9e ilelte af oi8ie Slim auaiusr,
at Den tomuter / Gprit, suter Mni,
ioranorcr Zone / SUM-, forbcreoer iir
til at bragg bort / Suli Os rweiier / 9u'
suit. s Susisr bar De enour e
Rim til:
II he stay until September,
It's as much as the oldest man can re
member.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-23

3ette or nosle al DC Sroipros CO
Spanoomme, iom ltaar / 5Orbiuoetie
meo eenne m9rIelt9e 3GeL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25
w. c. U. COLUMN
CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ. l.. HOBBS.


The rights and proper privileges
OF the honest workingman are in
danger more from tie intrigues OF
the liquor seller than from the en-
croachmentS of capital. 1t is a
well recognized fact that the wide
spread evil Of patronizing the saloon
has much to d. with delaying the
the settlement of the labor diilicul-
ties, as also of multiplying their
number.
II the Giant curse of drink were
removed, the way would be easy
and plain to a solution Of the labor
problem. 1t is not surprising,
therefore, that the leader of the
laboring men, Mr.. Powderly, de-
clares he would prefer following
OF 100 900 total abstainers to1 900,
600 moderate drinkers. The la
boring man will never secure the
rights and privileges due to honest
labor so long as the saloon receives
"a large share Of his earnings. Faith
er Cleary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25
hot SHOT.

Dancing and liquor-drinking lead
to the Devil and end in damnation.
Strong drink leads to crime, and
crime leads to the Jail, the peniten-
tiary, the gallows, and at last to
hell.
To license liquor is as senseless
and wicked as to import rattle
snakes.
A fool can drink whiskey, but
wise man can let il alone. Are you
wise?
Let us not live simply for mans
approval, but for God. The Phari-
sees condemned Christ and ap-
proved Barabbas, the robber.
The preache.' who fires no oppo-
sition is accomplishing nothing
You will hear the Devil growl wher
you hit him to hurt.
When the heart is corrupt thu
life Will be wrong, as wnen tnt
fountain IS filthy the stream will be
impure. The wise man bids us
"keep the heart with all diligence,
for out Of it are the issues Of life. "
Prov. 4:23.
Whiskey, wine and impure wo
men wreck for this world and damn
forever myriads Ct men. Brother
keep thyself pure"
When God said, Remember th'
Sabbath day to keep it holy" liz
didn't add, unless you want to taxi
ride or buy newspaper. Som'
people do these things as thougl
they were exceptions to the law.
The church should be holy
What excuse is there for the people
Of God living in sin? II one sin i
tolerated why not all? "lie tha
committeth sin is Of the devil. -
John 3:S.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

An acquaintance met Horace one
day and said: ''Mr. Greeley, I've
stopped your paper. "Have
you?" said Horace. "Wcll that's
too bad, = and the old white hat went
its way.
The next morning Greeley met
the subscriber again, and said 81
thought you had stopped the Trib-
unc?" $50 did" "Then there
must be some mistake" said Hor-
ace, "for just came from the office,
and the presses were running, the
clerks were as busy as ever, the
were hard at work, and
the business was going on the same
as yesterday and the day before. y
"Oh!" calculated the subscriber,
81 didn't mean that | had stopped
the paper, | stopped only my copy
OF it because didn't like your
editorials "Pshaw!" retorted
Greeley, lit wasn't worth taking ul
my time to tell me such trifle as
that. My dear sir, if you expect to
control the utterances of the Tribune
by the purchase Of one copy day,
or if you think to find any newspa-
pen worth reading that will never
express convictions at right angles
with your own, you are doomed t.
disappointment. +"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25
As Judge Lurton, of Tennessee

As Judge Lurton, Of Tennessee,
was once going through Texas, he
met an old Texan, who described
at length the people who had set
tied in his neighborhood, large
number Of them having come from
Kentucky.
"And there's them Kaintuck-
ians," said he. They're the
speakinest people | ever see in my
life, fer a fact. Why, whenever we
hev shootin' match, a campmeet.
in weddin' er a fun'ral, you kin
les bet that them Kaintuckians
will be thar, and aforc you knows
il they'll be a-offerin' resolutions
and a-makin'. speeches tell you
CANT rest. To tell the truth, iedge
they can't cut a watermelon without
a speech. Century.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

A new system Of teaching has
been inaugurated in the Elklfart
schools. Each teacher has her in
dividual room as before, but one
teacher instructs all the grammar
grades of the building in particu-
lar study. Thus one teacher makes
the rounds of four rooms, teaching
arithmetic, and another history, 60
ing from room to room to impart
the instruction. This has a good
effect in giving the pupils the result
Of instruction by a specialist, and
gives the teacher change Of faces
and surroundings each hour in the
day.-Daviess County Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25
Educational Column.
CONDUCTED BY GEo. R. WILSON co. surr

Give the git Of the Monroe Doc
trine:-The following passages,
taken from President Monroe's
message to congress, December -,
1923, embody what has ever since
been known as the monroe Doc
trine'-
"ID the wars of the European
powers, in matters relating t. them
selves, we have never taken any
part, nor does it comport with our
policy so to do. 1t is OILY when
our rights are invaded or seriously
menaced, that we resent injuries or
make preparations for our defense,
and to the defense ofour own, which
has been achieved by the loss of SO
much blood and treasure, and ma
tured by the wisdom Of our most
enlightened citizens, and under
which we have enjoyed unexampled
felicity, this whole nation is devoted.
"We owe it, therefore, to candor,
and 70 the amicable relations exist
ing between the United States and
those powers, to declare that we
should consider any attempt IN
their part to extend their system t.
any portion of this hemisphere as
dangerous to our peace and safety.
With the existing colonies or de-
Tendencies of any European pow
er we have not interfered, and shall
not interfere. But with the govern
ments who have declared their in
dependence and maintained it, and
whose independence We have or
great consideration and on just prin
ciples acknowledged, we could moi
view any interposition for the pur
pose Of expressing them, or con
trolling in any other manner theil
destiny by any European power, il
any other light than as the mani
festation Of an unfriendly dispo
sition toward the United States" "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

What a comical newspaper could
be issued if every man who pre-
sumes to dictate as TO what should
or should not be published should
be allowed for once to have his way!
Punch and Punchinello, and all the
comic papels of this age, would be
thrown into the shade. What a
conglomeration Of opinion on re-
ligion, polotics, morals, and philoso-
ply it would present; and what
list Of personal grievances, and what
ebullitions Of personal spite would
fill its columns One person would
take the most exquisite delight in
having little fun at the expense Of
his neighbor, but would go into
paroxysm of rage if that neighbor or
else should presume to
make fun Of him. He is a man
Of standing and influence-if you
will believe his own statement-and
his name must only appear in print
in connection with some high sta
ton or some very great popular
movement. Another would have
column devoted to temperance, and
in condemnation of gin-mills and
their proprietors; while, in juxta-
position with this, would be the
card OF liquor dealer, inviting all,
in the language Of St. Paul, to come
in and take little wine for the
stomach's sake. The vegetarian,
the Grahamite, the carnivorous hu-
man, the allopathic, the hom9-
|pathic, Thompsonian, and quack
doctors, would all have columns de-
voted to their particular beliefs.
] Puffs for rum and cigars would be
J sandwiched between lectures on
Temperance and TRADES against the
weed. In short, such paper
would be literary curiosity, and
would be so irresistibly funny, that
lit would raise smile on the face OF
1.-THE marble statue of man who
s Twas never known to laugh in life.
h But such a publication ia i'm
a practicable: and consequently, the
e man who owns and edits a paper
:. attends to his business in his own
n way and on his own responsibility
is His reporter may be bored by Ger
}, tain otlicious personages who have
l. an ak to grind, or desire to suppress
I. information which the public de
It mands; but if he is competent re
potter he keeps his own counsel
3 and exercises his own judgment
n without reference to the suggestion
e elofofiicious outside meddlers. Some
i-Imay threaten and others dictate
l-|but an editor who knows his busi
J. ness will take no notice Of either
n He is publishing paper for tn
Q people; and if he issues lively
l. newsy, independent sheet, he viii
It succeed, despite the mutterirgs 0
e the few who have little else to d.
d than to interfere with other people
e business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

Judge Heron in his instructions
to the jury in the base ball case put
construction on the new law re-
lative to playing ball on Sunday.
He said that unless an entrance OF
gate fee was charged to see the game
il was not violation of the law.
That if the band concert and bicycle
race was a mere subterfuge and
sham to draw the people to the park
to see a game Of ball, and an ad-
mission fee is charged, the n the de-
fendant ought to be found guilty
But if the band concert and bicycle
race was given in good faith, and
afterward there was base ball
game to which there was no admis
sion then the defendant was no
guilty. The instructions covered
the ground and left no loop hole TO
the defendant to escape had th'
evidence been conclusive agains
him. But the State tailed to max
a case and so the defendant wen
acquitted. Davies County Demo
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Yes, by all means let us have a
union of reform forces, but the
union must be around the Prohibi-
ton standard.
We shall not move one inch from
this declaration: The preacher
who votes the Republican or Deme-
cratic ticket throws all the influence
he has in the affairs Of the govern
ment for the protection and pcrpet
uation Of the liquor traffic. We
challangc any old party preacher in
the nation to successfully disprovt
the statement. The columns OF
this paper are open to all such
we realize that it is a fearful charge
to make, but we shall repeat il ove1
and over again.
The Christian man who votes fol
either Of the old parties insults Goo
when he prays for temperance ant
the overthrow Of the saloon, for thu
reason that he asks God to remove
the very evil he is supporting
with his ballot.
The attempt to switch the PROM
bition Express onto the Populls
party track will not succeed.
/ The man who unites with tn
Prohibition party for any reaso'
other than il is first, last and all tn
time for Prohibition, weakens tn
force Of the party.
DO we believe in union Of forces
Yes, we do, but il must be a uniol
Iof those who believe first in PROM
|bition.
] A mans Christianity can be n
better than his politics.
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SUNDAY Ball Games.

To Democrat reporter Prose-
cutor Wadsworth to-day said in
speaking Of the Fair Association
case, that the jury did right, that
the evidence did not warrant q con-
viction, but the case against Greene
for playing ball on Sunday was
made out fully, and under the in
structions of the court the jury
ought to have convicted him.-Da-
yiess Co. Dem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

"Reform is necessary in our cur
says Secretary Carlisle, and
thousands of business men echo
his declaration. 1t remains to be
seen what the coming Republican
congress will do to meet ono of the
special needs Of the time.-Boston
Globe (dem.).
Surely if a man Of Secretary Car
isles political antecedents and form
er Identification with loose financial
notions, has so quickly learned his
errors on assuming responsible office,
we may feel confident that no one
who is likely ever to succeed him
will fail in his duty to the true finan-
cial interests Of the country; and
surely, too, If our public men will
only point out as clearly as he does
the right line Of currency. reform, it
cannot be long before we shall be on
the way to better things.-Pro vi
dence Journal (rep.).
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Notice Is given that hereafter the Trns-
Tee Of Madison township will he at the
store room Of Mr.. John p. Norman. in
Ireland, on every Saturday, for the pur.
pose Of attending 10 township business.
and all persons having business with the
township are expected to conAne it to
those days.
The township library is kept at Isaac
A'exander's In Ireland, where all may
obtain the hooks.
The Indiana School books will bc
.ound at Norman 4 Gray's store ut al,
ZINES. JoHN Il. NORMAN,
aug. ~, 'SS-y Trustee Madison Tp
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General Educational News.

DIR. Underhill, in writing of Low
ellis literary work, says: AS has
been more than once said, Lowell
wrote with extreme care, but none
of his prose appeared in book form
until after it had been kept, con-
sidered, and carefully gone over
He was inaccessible to offers OF
lneney for articles or poems, and in
the last year of his life enormous
sums were named as ready for any
contribution from his pen. But he
wrote only when a subject came
to him naturally, and when to write
was pleasure and duty. Had he
been avaricious, or even reasonably
thrifty he could have earned q
large income. As il was, he earned
enough for his wants, and wrote
enough for his fame"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

Virgil Greene, one of the base
ballists who was on trial for play
ing ball here one Sunday last sum-
mcr, is a practicing attorney at JAS
per. Mr.. Greene is perfect speci-
men Of manhood, and is not only a
good ball player, but bright young
attorney as well. He has many
friends in this city.-Daviess Co.
Democrat.