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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20
TUgsDAY gvzsIEG. OF. =, 1896

IL he address q GirnEepol-- ou &c
l2ta int. 1r. Bran euotes aome re-
zaarAzble pzaeagea FROM the speech 0i
Mf. Wasaburue, republican Senator
VINO opuoasd the force oil, made Oh the
llth q July, l492. There passage ~iil
challenge the attention Of al thought
f1l men. LIZ. Wzahburne s2ya; Nj.
President. the people Of the ooun-
t,y were s.ar,I9d, csr:airly var, when
s1s statement vas made il one Q. tae
7osyaz.oee Z few week. ziuce thai one
bsIf Of II. volone Of wealth Of thi=
county was owusd By a5,Dp5 psrsons.
TIE millionzires and the Tee Q:
1ai!4ionaires and the hundreds Of
Dajllionaires nave neither created
nor earned their wealth, aud tne
royzl rezd 70 wealth has been
tnro0gn Legitimate speculation, stock
exchan2ee and grain gambling, railroad
wrecking and truats. and the whole vol
ume Of iuiqui.iea ina: have developed
il the uefssious methods u the stocL
exchange d tlis couutry." Il Nj.
Ervap we're toaemploy this language ne
would be DENOUNCED By these interest
ed class.s. a. al 'ansrchisc, z con
1cup.s, and al "enemy OF society.
All ,his clasz 81 men ere to-day hosri c
70 the democratic ticket and are put
tioy ~ .hei, money 70 defeat II. The
aggrega.e wealth Of the country Il esti-
1oa.ed a. go 0J9,oo9 90 according 10
tols statement some ~, 20 persons have
ACQUIRED the enormou= eum Of 81 90,
Ol4.cy9, snd they are furious At
the ids4 Of being called On TO
pay Il income tax TO help 10
support the government which yieids
t.em protection in waf and il peace.
TIER idea /. thzt the farners and "a
torscs, the plan people AID the poor
Should bear the burdens Of taxation.
TIE deoocratic ide& il the. aen should
contribute taxea il proportion 70 their
ability 70 pay, the rich man more, the
poor nan lese. Ny Waehburne CALI
attention 70 the way thee bloated for
tunes we're acq0ired-by tr1s.s, gau1-
bling, railroad wrecking. and "yolume
% iniquitiea.' He says nothing O; rob
Der tariff, Of bank monopolies and Of
that most suotle and effective Of all
method. Of dishonest acquisition-the
Eritisn gold standard and the contrac-
ton of the volume Of money. Under thia
system the ricn are growing richer ever
day and the poor growing poorer. The
farmer IL going from bad 70 wore. DE
II told that low pricea for produce are
u him d oleoeing. II be complains he
il called al anarchist II he wants 10
hold on 70 his old home, 10 make both
ends meet feed his family and educate
hig children, he il eet down az dan
gerous man by the robbers who have
cunningly appropriated hia earnings
and effected redistribution Of proper
ty. Newspapers are hired TO defame
and ridicule him. Clergyrnen who
pander to the rich are ready 10 defame
him if he cries out against this injustice
The whole machinery Of the money
power, the banks and the trusta are
employed to-day to crush out the IRE
bellion" Of the impoverished and plumb
cred masses. If the people are true to
themselves this gigantic and wicked
conspiracy must fail. If they neglect
this opportunity they may never have
another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

Robert T. Swallow, wellknown
local labor leader, who has of late been
making speeches for Bryan, was found
dead in the Cook county democratic
headquarters in Chicago this morning.
The gas was turned on full force, but
not lighted, and the supposition is that
Swallow committed suicide but no
cause for such an act is known,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20
Disornanizcd Insurgents.

MADRID, Oct 20.-The shipment of %
900 reinforcements to Cuba will begin early
in November A dispatch frem Havana says
that in the recent fighting in Pinar Del Rio
province Macco lost number OF officers, in
Guiding his chief supporters. Bis men, the
dispatch says, are now split up and wander
ing about tho country without camps and
without food
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20
Visiting physician and surgeon .
Alexandria Inhrmary.

Statistical report of patients tres
in the Iufrmary during the ra-
months, ending September 81. Is Is
lows
Number OF patients in the Indrma
on July !, 1896. IL number admit,
TO September 30, 1896, =. Total nun
Der of patients, 80
Resulta-Discharged cured. %: di.
charged, improved, 5: discharged, IN
improved, ): died. Is: remaining unde
treatment september L., Il. To
tai, SO.
Sex-Of these ffty-nine, thirty wer
males and twenty-nine females
List OF patients discharged as cu
twenty.siX. Gunshot wound OF
and fractured arm, acute alcoho-
gunshot wound OF abdomen, reuife
fever, tubercular glands, (axiI'a
ine disease, diseased bone Qeg), b.
Of ankle Joint, operation for lacerat
of perineum, malaria, intermile
fever.
Disease or injury-Integmittent fet
nervous dyspepsia, chronic ton
malaria, remittent fever, masiod
scess, hysteria.
Discharged as improyed-Ner.
prostration, chronic rheumatism
ic dyspepsia and malaria, tubercu
uric and emia, nasal catarTh. chro
nephritis, pulmonary consumpuon
Discharged as unimproved ~
lar disease of the heart, copsen
syphilis. opium habit, insanity, puIr
nary tuberculosis.
Died, disease or injury, 6-Senue pa
resis, general arterio sclerosis. burn
dysentery and suppression of urine
cancer OF the rectum, chronic nephril
drought in dying.
Patients remaining in the I1frmar
September 80, 1896, 14-Blindness. IN
becility, senility, general debility, pu
monary consumption, pulmonary con
sumption, abscess of the amdomina
wall, varicose veins and ulcer of lee
cystitis, periasthritis ankle Joint, cpl
thelioma of the forehead, disease o. toe
ankle joint, hemorrhods, injury OF hip
Joint
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20
FLAG DAY.
= = =. : - = = = = - = 80 :
CHICAGO. Oct. 10.

CHICAGO, Oct 19.-Chairman Jones
of the democratic national committee.
issued the following appeal late yester.
day evening:
Democratic National Headquarters, Chi
cag0, October -. 1896.
The American flag has always been
the emblem Of national honor, and it
will always be so. II is too sacred to
be prostituted to partisan purposes, as
has been attempted for the first time in
this campaign. Its influence has al
ways been for good to all mankind. It's
display is always potent for the advance
ment Of all that is best in our govern
ment, for it appeals to every sentiment
OF patriotism and national pride.
|, therefore, suggest that on Saturday,
October g. all those who desire TO pre-
serve the country's honor and indie
pendence, as it came to us from the
fathers, who believe in the rights of
every man, rich or poor, TO cast free
and un'trammeled ballot who oppose
government by corporations and the
coercion OF voters and desire that real
and genuine prosperity may once again
return to bless our people, display the
national colors at their homes, their
places of business, and wherever else
they may be seen, in order that the
voters whose hearts are with their
country may be cheered and their pur-
poses strengthened, and that those who
are wavering may take courage of their
patriotism to perform their duty as cit
liens, 'to the end that government OF
the people, by the people and for the
people shall not perish from the EARTH"
(Signed) JAMES K JONES,
Chairman National Democratic Com
mittee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

Owing to the Importance of the action Of
the board of directors of the Catholic Uniyer.
sity in choosing a successor to Bishop Keanc,
and the necessity OF the hierarchy taking
some action in regard to the university, the
meeting of the Archbshops to be held in
Washington, has been postponed till Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

SECRETARIES Herbert, Carisle and
Morton and Postmaster General Will
son abandon their departments TO enter
the campaign against the democratic
ticket, but postmasters, district attorneys
and other minor federal employees are
summarily discharged for daring to ex-
ercise the rights Of free men and to sup
port the party by whose success they
and the Cabinet miniaters referred to and
Mr.. Cleveland were enabled to obtain
their positions. The history Of the world
affords no parallel to the "perfidy" Of
the Cleveland administration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

Miss Lucy Ann Curtis, q most esti-
mable lady, former resident OF Fred
ericksburg, died at her home in Stat
ford Sunday night, in the seventy-sev-
enth wear of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

MILLIONS upon millions Of dollars
nave been made by the rise in the price
Of wheat, but not by the farmers. The
spsculatorz have pocketed the profits,
not the men whose WORK produced the
wheat. The short crop Of the world il
the cause Of the rise, but az that abort
age zhould have been known TO an ef-
fcient Agricultural Department two
months ago, and published for the bene-
fl Of the fsrmera, the fact that it was
not, shows that that department il All
expensive but useless luxury, and that
Mr.. Morton pays more attention to
Confederate fnanciers" than to the
farrners who are taxed to pay his salary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

Dir. Reed spoke in Chicago yesterday. A
big crowd greeted him in the evening but his
voice gave out at night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20
ELY BROTHERS

% WHICH oITttI Now Ok Ilty.
Since 1861 have been great sufferer
from cata,h. l tried Ely's Cream Balm and
TO all appearances am cured. Terrible head
aches from which | had long suffered are
gone W J. Hitchcock, late Major { $.
Vol. and A. A. Gen., Buffalo, n. y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

Ex [. (. SZS4Tog HENDERSON, re
publican, formerly Of Missouri, but
oow Of Alexandra county, il for var
again. He made speech in Whining
Ton, Delaware, la=. night, il which lie
laid, III the democrats knowiwhat they
are doiog they certainly intend 70 re-
organize the government. II they
should be 20 bold g. TO make the at
tempt. not les= than four or i've inil-
ion soldiers viii re5ist We will do a.
the men did in 1851" War seemz TO
be in the air among the republicans.
Well, what must be, viii be, but az tLe
South has had enough OF war to last
her FOX brief while longer, the sport
will be enjoyed solely by the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

election returr= do nos agee wiz
taose anEwers, 70 ALICE fraud and ce-
mznd The Z. :. Court 70 e95o;n tae
Governor from Issuing certificates Of
election 70 the elsc:or=. AZ Ire -
Grey Of the ballo; You'd thua DE- easc:-
ually dessroysd. no. OILY ,ns lz"=, pa;
tae oong.itntion ottae 5:a:e 9o7id u
IT. q. open defiance. and tho5e engaged
in znv suca a.tenp; saopld b snapped
up Z. onc@ ~ TIE Stzts'z law oAoerS
znd ,ae t1H peosIty Q: ;asir groas ont
ra2e be e1ac,ed Q: tasu. virginia
would s,and nothing Of me Kind RON
repu olicspz; zae. ot courss. vii not
!. ibui, u il when attempted oy the ,ss-
ters a5.i-,sp,s, toe gold bolisrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

TIE A,sTE-IsCoXg tx payers s5=igo
q tbeir chic; reason tor oppo=ing the
election Of NJ Bryan, tae absurd STATE
ment taz. nis election and the ooDss-
qq=ut Tree coinage Of silver would in
crease tie coz. Of what ,ne wage earner
hzs 70 buy, put rot the amounc Of his
wage. Bx while whea. and a9ur, corn
aad meal. and mea. snd vegetables
nave 81 recently advanced in price
under liz single gold standard, theEe
has bean 10 increase il the wages Of
labo-; indeed il many instances the al
vance IL ,as price q Inc necassaIies Q:
lie az= been synchronou= with z
reduction il .he wage rate. The
s.ztemer, referred 70 il transparep.
taze, Intended % induce working men
70 vote again. the imposition Of tar
on Inc ENORMOUS incomes ofthe pluto
crsts, and IN iavor G. more protection
70 rich Eo-the,n manufacturer: and
me !abo,er -ho allo1s himself 70 De
yulled BY such clack ought 70 ~orE in
traces WITH Thotn pson'z famous colt.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-20

On receipt OF ten cents cash or stamps, q
generous sample viii be mailed of the most
popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure Ely's
Cream Balm sufficient TO demonstrate its
l.raa. merit Eull SIC 30 cents
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-04

Notice is hereby given, that the Board
of Trustees Of the Town OF Jasper, Du-
bois County, Indiana, will receive sealed
proposals. for grading the roadway OF
that part OF Eighth Street in said town,
described as follows:
All that part Of Eighth Street that hes
between the West line of the South East
quarter OF the South East quarter o.
Section No. Twenty Six l36l, Township
No. One (D South, Range No. Five l5),
West, crossing the same, and the last
line OF said quarter Section, being the
East line of the Corporation of the Town
Of Jasper, consisting Of three and one
fractional Squares according 10 the re
spective orders and ordinances made by
said Board in relation to said Gradework
UP TO SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY or
SKPrExBER, 1896, Ar4 O'clock IN THE
AFTERNOON. Said Gradework ie TO be
fully completed on or before the 18th
day Of December, 1895, and plans, es-
Inmates and specifications thereof can be
seen by calling on the Clerk OF sad
Town. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
! Dated at JASPER, Indiana, the I'd day
September, 1895.
BY Order Of the Board,
ANDREW j. BERGER, Town Clerk.
Jasper, Ind, Sept. 4. lS96-3w.
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Dirt Driftinfs

IN Dubois county during the month Of
August, 1896. as shown in the County
Recorders office, Phil. billy, Recorder
Mary kapp to Louis Lady, lots Z, $,
10 & ii, Reider's add. Jasper. $50.
ii. j. Coffman to Anth j Coffman, ltd
acres in sec ~ I mrs, g, 400.
III ] Coffman to VIM II Coffman, loo
acres in frac sec 10 mrs, 81 500.
Geo Rohrschieb, by admir- TO Caro-
line Rohrscheib, 70 acres in sec 81 rs T
4, $405 .32.
Sh'ff ID c to Geo w Englert, 20 of an
acres in sec 34t2sr5, <562.65.
Paul Junge to Fred. Zehr, 20 q rods.
road" in sec - I 1 sr3, $40.
Cath Weber to Agnes Heilert, lot 81,
Ferdinand, $575.
Jos Schultheis to Lena Schuliheis, last
will.
Eerd Transporter to Ernst Ramsper-
ger, lO9is acres in sec st2sr5, 5000.
James Il Mcdonald TO Hannah Il
Ingle, 3-l0O of an acre in sec % = r 3.
500.
John + McFall, Com'r, 10 Cath Ueh.
lein, lots SO, "a, ~ & 40, Ferdinand,
1915.
III S Chatari to Gerhard Oeding, lol
-, Ferdinand, 500
Michael Dittmer to Fred Dittmer
last will.
Aaron T Anderson to Alex Anderson,
"a acres in secs "a x % sr D, x2,oO.
Vim X Whitsett 10 Ev W Hall, II
acres in secs IL & lst2sr5. $ll0o.
Tim Steffe to Jos Steffe, TO acres In
sec got lsr4, 500.
Martin Bsecher to Elizabeth Won
Nordeck. pt lot "a, Haysville, S6s5.
John T. Norman to Emma Z y Ander-
son So acres in sec ~ lsr5, 81.
Gerhard II Remke TO John q III
Remke, 100 acres In secs 70 and % {
Z 4, and pit lot $50. Ferdinand. 81 500.
Geo w Kellams, Jr. TO Sarah Brown,
80 acres in secs % & %. tlsr3, s25.
VIM ID II Finke to Henry Moenkhaus,
pit lot %, Huntingburg. 5000.
James l. Fisher TO Francis VI Fisher,
10 80 acres in sec "a, t2sr6, 81.
Francis l. Fisher to James l. Fisher,
Is acres in sec % :2sr6, 81.
James l. Fisher to Mary A Songer.
IL so acres in SEE cot , g 3, 81.
John Persohn To John X Buechler,
10 acres in secs 20 and 80, sr 3,
1872.
Sh'ff ID c to jos Friedman, lots 20 and
%, Hundreds LIST add, Jasper, $685..
John + McFall, Com'r. TO ii Quante,
lots % 4 %, Beckman's add, Ferdinand.
and lis, ST. Marks, $l03.
John X Bickler TO John Wibbels, ~
acres in sec 20t2sr4, 800.
Harriet | Cummins to Mahala r
Dotson, lot 81, Mentor, $40
Lafayette Ellis TO Mary A Miller, ct al.
40 acres in sec "a tler 3, $40.
w 5 Speedy to Frank thinner, lot s.
Birdseye, $500.
John Erny, ct al to Herman Eckert,
e y lot 20, Jasper, $3.50
Barnet Chastine, Sr. II Jas Chastine
40 acres in sec Is lnr3, $:O.
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the tax duplicate. The man Win
a home taxed at $500 would only
have to pay about 55 cents a year
more than at present for the lights,
and the more valuable property IN
proportion. The present rate OF
taxation in the town is GIG on
each slOO-the proposed increase
for electric lighting would make II
sl.s7, on the basis of 10 arc lights.
Of course more than that number
would cost more money, anc :
smaller number less. To have the
town properly lighted would be a
great convenience if the citizens have
the money to pay for it. Ii rests
with them now, as the Trustees are
DESTROYS to carry out the people $
will, if those interested will investi-
gate for themselves, and make IL
known to them by Sept. 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-04

No CANDIDATE for Governor since
the days Of Gov. Willard has made
80 gallant a canvass as is now being
made by the Democratic nominee,
Hon. B. F. Shively, Of South Bend
He is one Of the ablest and most
effective speakers in the State. He
is strong in argument, forcible in the
presentation Of facts, logical in dis
cussion aud fearless in expressing
his views. He is a man whose en-
tire sympathies are with the masses
and their sympathies are responsive
70 his own. He will make Indians
q model Governor. His election il
not doubted by any well informed
man on the present political con
ditions In Indiana. New Alban,
Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-04

Big MEErING.-The silver league
had a rousing meeting at Dubois on
Wednesday night. Several hun
dred people listened to addresses
by W. +. Cox and r. NJ. Milbur n,
Esqs., and the club took in num-
Der Of members, including several
republicans. Whereverthe farmers
and laborers get to understand the
money issue they will vote for
BRYAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-04

There was a rousing crowd at the
Court House last Saturday night to
hear the Hon. Vim. 7. Zenor,
Democratic candidate for Congress
in this district, speak on the politi-
cal issues OF the campaign. He
delivered a masterful and logical
address, showing how the restora-
ton Of the Sound Money Of the
Constitution as demanded by the
Democratic platform, Gold and
Silver, would be of benefit to the
great mass of the American people.
The Judge improved his opportuni-
~ and made many friends by the
speech. Il was an address that
pleased his admirers and surprised
his opponents, many OF whom de-
clared after il was over that it was
much better than they ever expect
cd.
The following new names were
added to the clubs membership,
making the total 176 members:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-04

OF Evansville, one Of the bright
est speakers in the State, will ad-
dress the silver league at Jasper on
Saturday nighs, September 18th.
Be sure and go hear him, and take
the ladies out with you.
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Political Announcements.
ron c,Ncu,v JUDGE

WILLIAM A. TRAITOR. OF Dubois county. Is
Q candidate for Judge OF the 5'th Judicial
Circuit. subject 20 the Democratic nomina-
cling convention OF the said Judicial circuits
ron PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM x. Cox IL a candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney for the 5Ith judicial circuit,
subject TO the approval OF the Circuit Demo.
cratic nominating convention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-04

Nkw iokk, august 10, iosp-
The anntal meeting OF the rtockhold-
ers Of the Louisville, Evansville and st.
Louis Consolidated Railroad Company
will be held at the Office Of the Company,
in the City OF Beliville, Illinois, on
Thursday, October 10th, 1896, nj 10
O'Clock A. NJ. for the election Of direct
ors and the trsnsaction OF any other
business that may be presented.
The transfer hooks will BE- closed with
the close OF business September 10th.
1896, and reopened the morning Of Oc-
tober Is, 1895.
OSBORN W. BRicHr, Secretary.
Aug. %, '96-5t.
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FOR PRESIDENT
VIM. J. BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT
ARTHUR SEWAll.
OF Maine.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Tor Governor.
BENZ. y. sHivELY, OF SO. Joseph county.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN q. LAwLER, OF Washington county
For Secretary of State,
SAMUEL n. RALSToS. OF Boone county.
For Auditor Of State,
JOSEPH T. TANNING. OF Marion county.
For Treasurer OF State,
MORGAN CHANDLER, OF Hancock county
For Attorney General,
q. AcNUTT. OF vigo county.
Dor Reporter OF the Supreme Court.
HENRY wARRUM. OF Marion county.
For Supt OF Public distraction,
". b. ST. CLAIR. OF Starke county.
FOR state etatistician,
o. II. DOwNEY. OF Noble county.
For Appellate Judges, Give Districts.)
EDWIN TAYLOR,
FRANK 4. GAVIN,
THEODORE Il. DAVIS,
ORLAS DO LOTT,
GEORGE 4. ROSS.
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The Bryan and Sewall Quartette,
composed of Messrs. Phil. Kunkel,
Andrew Ecksrt, ST., John l..
Friedman and Chas. A. Krempp,
made their debut, and sang couple
Of campaign songs. The hats were
great. Prof. Durlaui's Star Band
enlivensd the occasion with several
pieces Of choice music for which all
are grateful.
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