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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-11-05

SEE with what haste Taller, Petit
grew, Lee Mantle, ETC., will come sliding
back,
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TRIBUNETS.

Chicago Tribune: a. What does sIyker think
about this silver question:?
There's no telling. Ali we know is what
he says"
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
SAMPLE COPIES.

WASHINGTON, d. C, NOVEMBER 5, 1896
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Lady-Why did yon leave your last place?
Candidate for Superintendent of the Kitchen
Il resigned wild indignation, mum. The
man av the house WIZ no gentleman.
Lady No gentleman? What was the
trouble?
Candidate-Why, he axed me, right afore
me face as he took bite av the shteak. if I
hadn't learned me trade in garbage crematory.
and been discharged because l didn't burn
things clear up"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30
OLD AGE TO CUPID.

rove,s dead leaves rustic in the winter WIND.
inch eyed the breezcs thrvugh it, branches
blow.
No tender green . new spring there viii md
Boy, bend ON me no more your golden pow'
7 a., the Young lover vital deem his s.s.ss;c
And pale and glow contented In my stead,
Ending more precious far than gain OF faine
That eyes be blue and hair white hileted-
To him let come the vagrant tender pain
OF watching love grow In maiden hesSs.
In neither praise nor envy him his gain
Boy. sheathe your arrow. shesthe your giio
ed dart
For now have so shaken hands with lie
That 70 its lures lift but level eyes
No more for me loves tears and hapless ssrse
Its RESTLESS fears and blisses Of surprise.
Ave, sheathe your shaft. boy. No more VIII
lie
wide eyed at sleeps shut gate because low
| guiles.
Nor tread the pleasing mase where puiss oes'
an, heartbreak trembies in the train
| smiles
For now the calm, sweet quietude Of age,
The warmth Of windless sunlighs and VI
n, ,eaceful dusks com. rs Just heritage
pov. bend on me no more your golden Dow
New York Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

ppThe demonstration in Jasper
Wednesday night of the Bi-metalhc
Club, on the occasion OF the ad-
dress of Hon. J. b. Brown, was a
very good display got up on snort
notice. The Huntingburg Demo
cratic drum corps-a splendid or
ganization, the Jasper Star Band
the Jasper Bryan Glee Club, all took
part in the parade. Sky rockets
were let, off from the roof OF the
court house, while roman candles
marked the progress of the process
sion every where.
After the parade the court room
was we'll filled, and Mr.. Brown wa
introduced in a short speech by }. l.
; Brett, and was heartily welcomed
,, He made speech of about an hou
! and twenty minutes length aion
e the usual sound line Of money
gold and silver argument. de me
with liberal applause several time
: lin his argument.
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A LIE, Started by Virgil
Greene, and Circulated
by George Tucker,
NAILED.
TO THE PUBLIC

In regard to the circulars, relative
to nv action in regard to a criminal
case, and civil suit for damages,
growing out Of state case, which
conducted in the Pike Circuit
Court, Nov. Term, 1894, against
Geo. H. Hollenberg and at theI
same term of court brought al
damage case for Edward Martin
against the same Hollenberg Ion
INJURIES inflicted on Martin by
Hollenberg. The civil suit was
compromised by Hollenberg paying
the 500 for Martin. paid Martin
his part of the money, $500, a.
shown by his receipt herewith pub
lished. That the said $500 or no
part of the same was paid TO in
, lfiuence me in using my influence to
. keep the grand jury from returning
! an indictment with felonlous In
tent to kill and murder. That
!. never agreed with Hollenberg a
0 any time or place to see that th'
Grand Jury only returned an III
J, dlctment for simple case OF assault
q and battery. That | never agreed
II with any person or persons TO &C
2 cept the same with view OF usln
my influence to keep the intent on
of said indictment. That / neve
at any time or place talked TO liol
Us lenberg about the matter excel
~ Jasper y. kinman was present, an
=. others were present. That sa'
~ compromise was a full, fair settl
ne ment of the damage case, with
ly reference at any time or place bei'
op made to the criminal case, whi'
n. was at that time pending agair
:" Hollenberg.
Since the above cases were q
~ ~ iusted, Hollenberg has been pro-
~ lcuted in the Pike Circuit Court
IN. obtaining goods under false prefer
zen and numerous times before Justlt
to of the peace.
the As to Charles Martin he has be
md prosecuted since then before O.. |
en' Inquire of the jailor and see b
many nights he has laid in the II
/, !. county Jail, too drunk to be tried
,rt. intoxication, taken out the N
AXE morning and fined.
II w. +. COX
the p. 5. The gentleman GeoI
t. Tucker, who has been industrlou
his |engaged in circulating the circula
'rt, was recently indicted by the gra
I'M n Jury in the Pike Circuit court
The enlightenment.
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Are YOU IA AGA of organized labor
Are Won not bnInl by every pledge that
i sacred. to exert every effort TO pro-
tect yourself and your brother from
harm that may come o. him from with.
in and from without your orderl Are
you true to yourself OF true to him. on
YOUR loved ones at home when BY your
vote you place the insolent. ARROGANT
labor hating Mark Hanna (who Val
then control Mckinley ~ he controls
him now) in position IN disrupt ever
Labor union in the county?
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Defendant withdraws plea OF not
guilty and enters plea OF guilty,
fined $40, on 9th judicial day OF
November term, 1894.
Edward Martin
VS. damages.
Geo. II. Hollenberg,
9th judicial day OF Nov. term,
1894. Trial by Court. Finding
for Plaintiff in the sum Of $4,000
Judgment against defendant for tina
amount.
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Kitchen Maid (at tho crockcry
shop) - What! Only a form TIP
During tho past year ] have brok~
three soup tuieens, 90 cups, 50 sau'
oers, FIVE meat dishes and SO plates
Shopman-Well, then, here's an
other florin, but don't forget me- yos
know. -Stuiversblad
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Prices were never better tempered
to a slender purse than now. kead
the advertisements in The COURIER
The COURIER advertisers are let
ting down the price bars into tn
field Ct bargains.
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Record Of the proceedings.
State Of Indiana

Geo. II. Hollenberg,
Indictment 4th judicial day OF
pike Circuit Court, Nov. Term,
1894. Deit. arraigned. Plead not
guilty. Case set for trial 9th Jun
cial day of Nov. term, 1894.
Edward Martin Complaint
VS.. III
Geo. Il. Hollenberg, damages.
Complaint filed Oct. 23d, i is9i
second day Of NV. term, 1884
Deft. appeared and answered
Answer fled in two paragraphs
| Case set for trial 9th judicial day 0
| Nov. term, 1894.
State Of Indiana ~
VS.. a.
Geo. III. Hollenberg.J
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Dubois Circuit Court

w dS ORthta Haos'fNy
morning by Judge Ely, and ad-
iourned about midnight Tuesday,
with the business ready for tiial de-
cided, the rest continued. The
following shows the two days, pro-
ceedings.
JOS. +. Lorey VS.. Jacob Steinhart,
ct al. Commissioner ordered to
sell personal property at public sale.
r. +. Milburn VS.. jos. IL. Fisher,
ct al, continued.
Cath Uehlein VS.. Elizabeth Ueh-
lein, for partition; continued.
Jos Miller Sr VS. Frick-Bische
Cabinet Co; continued.
William + Stone, ct al, vs. Louisa
Stone,'et al, continued.
Manns Brothers Shoe Co., VS.
Alloys Fuhs, ct al, judgment tor
1921.
Peter Kuper VS. Sarah E. Wood,
continued.
! Fanny Noles VS. Lafayette Noles
continued.
Cath Kendall VS. Geo Hollowell,
, |, continued.
! Dubois Co. State Bank VS. L
! Norman, ct al, continued.
q John K Norman vs James l. Nor
man. ct al, and l. l. Kelso, Recelv-
!, Ter. OF the firm of Norman 4 Co.;
q decree disolving partnership, and
n receiver ordered to make an &C.
counting between them and WIND
I'D partnership, and to sell rea
estate at private sale as heretofore
ordered during vacation, and tina
he also sell the residue OF personal
property in his hands, pay taxes
er due, and report at next term o
- court.
d. Andrew Buechler, admir- est Q
August Striegel, deceased, was or
ri dered to sell real estate OF decedent
o. Gerhard Koch vs. Henry Koch,
;, al, continued.
d, Della Ell vs. Frank Ell, contir
On ued.
It's Christian F. Brinkmeyer vs. LOU
he Brinkmeyer, ct AL; order quietin
es title to real estate in plaintiff, an
es- Judgment for him at his costs. 81
State ex rel VIM + Cox, Pro
'm Attorney VS. John A Selmers
'as and John Lorey town trustee cass
L. defendant files answer; plainti1 q
ed murs to second paragraph :
our answer, and cause continued .
ing agreement in two cases.
y Lottie C Grant VS. Eliza Gran
he' continued.
mes leila Kellams We Hester Kel'
Judgment for plaintiff TT
property in question belongs 70 =.
lam Lucinda f. Collins, ct al,
cry Elisha NJ. Garland, etal; ju lyme
YER for plffs that they are each entltl
to one.eighth of the money on ma
rod for distribution. =.
,aad M.F. Durlauf admir- est OF II
' rD resa Gutzweiler; petition to sell n
estate continued. =,
let Thos. v Albright VS. VIM . 81
tuC Ill DIs tOiltihucu'
Katie r Knapp VS. Victor kna'l
ordered that the defendant IN,
days pay plaintiff $50 TO enable
ana Ito make an efficient preparatory
,ches this cause, and cause continued
Ed Killian vs. Poettker, roo9!'
,aw. Frick Bische Cabinet Go. H.
Wenning VS. same Co; Mat Hu
'.d, gle vs. the same Co. John Il.
anne gers VS. the same Co. T; + M Coos
VS. the same Co.; Geo Aestrloh
"a the same Co.. Joseph H. Muller
the same Co.. Joseph Miller "a
GID same Co.; Frank Froelich
same Co.; Frank Bhche
> same Co. were all conttnd ~
strife agreement.
Q. Samuel w. Bone, ct a.. VI y
win b. Lloyd, ct al; continued. !.
= ,o,. Albert Urich vs.. Felix SchAet'
ST.; continued with leave 70 -
o new parties.
Il. Il All. Simmons vs. Jed. Sifnht
ct al; continued.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30
Resignation Of Peoples Candidate 'o'
Congress, Frank N. Garriott.

STATE or r lsDnASA' SIS.
| Herman Eckert Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, County and state
aforesaid, hereby certify that Frank
NJ. Garriott, candidate tor Con,
gresham for the Bird Congressional
district, of the Peoples Party, has
filed his resignation as candidate
for said office on the 23d day OF
October, 1896. | further certify
that the ticket for the November
Election, 1896, was made up ano
duly certified to by the Board o.
Election Commissioners OF sai'
county and large number OF tcK'
cts we're printed before the resigna
ton of said candidate was filed AM
received by me. AS per resignation
filed Garriott is no candidate.
Witness my hand and sea! oc'
;. p, 1896. u
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STATE OF INDIANA, &C.

STATE OF INDIANA, &c
CoUTNY OF PIKE.
Elijah Mitchell being duly sworn
says That he is now a resident OF
Warrick county, Indiana, and prior
to eighteen months ago he had been
, a resident of Pike county, Indiana,
, and had been for six years, and
that he is personally acquainted
with William 4. Cox, Prosecuting
!, Attorney OF the 57th Judicial Cir
cult and has been for the past two
. years and eight months, and that
q he personally knows Geo. II. Hol-
: Ilenberg, residing at Pikeville, lndi-
I ana, and has known him Tor the
4 past eight years, and that he is the
70 same Elijah Mitchell who assisted
lin making compromise OF civil
!, suit for damage between Edward
"a Martin and the said Hollenberg for
=. the said Hollenberg having com
- mitted an assault and battery on
-, the said Edward Martin. That thu
ar said Hollenberg requested the sand
! Mitchell to see the said Cox, who
~, was at that time the said Martin
"a attorney in the said damage case
"a brought by the said Martin agains
la the said Hollenberg for damages a
~ aforesaid. That in obedience 7
no Hollenberg's request he had consult
;o5 ed with the said Cox in the coul
-, room in Petersburg, in which III
said Cox agreed to accept the SUI
"a of $4,000 for sail Martin as con
90 -" promise for the said damage cas-
c. and in said consultation there WI
80 nothing said Of any kind or natu
aas whatever ebout the criminal actlC
then pending in the Pike Circt
49,, Court against Hollenberg !
p "Icutting the said Edward Mart
,o,r with a knife. A few days later
,;La had another conversation with I
81. said Cox about the damage case
~, aforesaid, ia which the said Cs
still agreed to accept the $4OO.U
settlement for the damage case, a
: in the same conversation said
rye would not settle for any less,
lsiy the reason that if he did Mar
arr, would not be satisfied with the co
and 49, and would contend Il
iof he. Cox, had sold them out, and
the same conversation, Cox EXPIRE
~ stated to me that there was
money enough in existence, to c.
, troll him so far as the State case '
- concerned, that was at that II
s su pending against the said Holl
, berg, but was willing to adjust
90 civil suit on the same basis as afc
o,s said, for the said sum OF $4OO.'
49, But in this conversation there
nothing of any kind or nat
bout whatever said about the criminal
ying tent, or about the said COX us
lust or extending his influence to k
my the felonious intent out OF said
$10Idictment. That he never at
e by time or place told the sad Hoil
n. berg that Cox had agreed with h
Mitchell, to keep the felonlous
tent out of said indictment II
0 to Hollenberg would lay the sum
how $4OO. 90 rs compromise In
m toIcivil suit that was then pending
tween said Edward Martin and
said Geo. II. Hollenberg in the
Circuit Court. He further sw
- that there never was anything
''.',ar any time or place said about =,
WE p' criminal case, but each and all
> D. D. versations pertained to the dan
sa case that was at that time PEN
, ,Sn. as aforesaid ELIJAH mitchell
which ouus0, nD.e.an ie,h 1905
urned ne ''''s II WcCoxyp1,
,eolS SEAL. Notary Pu
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of $4,000, being my part In fuil,
coming to me from the damage
case of Edward Martin VS.. George
III. Hollenbeig. EDWARD MARTIN.
/ don't know an, thing about
lCockrel and Holenberg a buying
the goods. | filed the affidavit Just
because Mitchell prosecuted my
lboy. | will swear the truth for xlu
and nv account held az inst me by
ICockrel. c. MARTIN.
Witnesses: john Cook,
JAMES BYRON.
QUERY: If it takes $40 t
oct him 10 swear the truth, how
/; Imuch would it take to get him L
swear TO lie?
STATE OF INDIANA S. S.
PIKE COUNTY,
Isaac w. Clark, Tom Jordan
$ William w. Shy, Abner n. Fowler
g Noah A. Burkhart and Amos i
!. ICatt, each being duly sworn, say
Z that he was a member Of the Gran
70 Jury at the November Term, 1891
n Of the Pike Circuit Coult, at whlc
q term an indictment was returne
> by the Grand Jury against GeorS
BE- ii. Hollenberg for an assault an
IL battery on the person OF one ~
a ward Martin, that said Grand Jun
ne returned said indictment on the ev
vn Idence brought before 1t, that u
on witnesses to the difficulty betwet
&c the said Hollenberg and the sa
'.a Martin we're examined by the Grar
,se Jurv and an indictment return'
die for simple assault and batter ,,,
&C. That the prosecuting attorney, WI
~, M lam +. Cox, in no way lniluenc'
It'll us or tried TO influence MS to re'u
our an indictment for simple assa'
o,e and battery, but the matter was !
M no entirely with the Grand jury a
sch said indictment was returned soi'
the mon the evidence which 81
zoe Grand Jury had before it, and
IRA otherwise. ~,
will ISAAC w. CLARK, Foreman OF Ora
W.. .,h' Jury. -, g.
~ Tow JORDAN. WILLIAM w. 81
rn A n FOWLER, N. A. BuRKHA
AMOS b. GAIT.
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pTThe way to wealth is as plain
as the way to the corner grocery
Have the things to sell and adver-
tise them well.
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~ Shall the United States *
annexed to Great Britain, A yc'
lfor Hanna. Nc Kinley y ~ vote
that direction. Do you ~ol& q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

DWThe safest Plan g! ~
Tuesday is to stamp the 70
Sink any personal pFeieteacs,
the benefit OF the entire ~ ~
don't run any risk Of losetng
vote by stamping wrong
fewest number Of ~ koAn
a long ticket like
three minutes axe ~ zIS We
il they attempt ker
but a straight tl Y!
rooster, and no ~
will make no mist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

Exercises viii be held by
Jasper Pu.,.c Schools this
noon, and four trees VA ~
cd to commemorate the coca
The public are invited 70 VI
the exercises,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

Isaac w. Clark, Tom Jordan and
William w. Shy each subscribed
and swore to the above and forego-
ing affidavit October Odd, 1896, and
Abner n. Fowler, y. A. Burkhart
and Amos b. Gait, subscribed and
swore to the above and foregoing
affidavit this October oath, 1896.
- PERRY A. CHAPPELL,
SEAL ; Notary Public
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MARTINS RECEIPT.

November 26, 1894.
Received of w. +. Cox the sum
of 800 90, being my part in full
coming to me from the damage
case of Edward Martin vs.. George
III. Hollenbeig. EDWARD MARTIN
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P.S The gentleman George
Tucker, who has been industriously
engaged in circulating the circulars,
was recently indicted by the grand
Jury in the Pike Circuit court fol
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-25
CLOAKS,
JACKETS and
FINE FURS
Random prices from
the largest stock of
stylish garments in the
country.

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wide. va-1h sZss n E-sh
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Cotton Dress
Goods Dept.
Prints, Shirtings,
Sateeus, Wrapper
Goods. Ginghans,
PerCaleS Etc

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Nevt=- i5sEs * IN sGT.s q g-r-u-s6 ru--o--E
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-25
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Sheet Music

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Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-25
VELVEIS

VIII buy $ IN. English cashmere, worth 29c I'd
Mnl buy $ In al wool Novelty Suiting.
WI buy $ In black figured fancy.
Buys IS IN regular SOC Novelty.
Buys s. II al wool Dress Flannel.
Buys 5 II rough effect wor 55c
VII buy Al endless variety OF effect IN obi
pieces goods we've reta1ed this season mp 10
59c yard
We show more goods and better values Al this
price than house IN the west. and Monday We
propose 70 Put IN SOME EXTRA VALUES.
Win buy goods imported to sell ar s1z5 They
are the collection from the best markets IN the
world
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-25
Notion Dept

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gna wu-as machine thread urlr - 4 rE-c
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5aE1trE ccr-ur s5soolH fur r.
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euur--r ErH E-FieE &c enrh
EAN1lEEE- Els
sac a1-Hr Indias7 fEnrT hand embroidered
srl.ialed uska-cHisfE Sc each
zoe d1zEr pure linen hand H1Eoc- hHna-
fE-,.t-ssfs Uu--h sDr 70 ssc my y each.
EEAE RESTS
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fancy ss-zt-ud=reE vu-rt slg5 % s15e
yuE- ch1irs Muns 5Bc sBch.
GRAND STaNFED LINEN SALE
1e6 duzen srEr7sed linen dCrlies. u eRch
no dazsn Stamped linen cs--s- Fisres 81
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S-uu1sd liner sTlEEns-s- L5c sneh-
Stamped LINEN --sr clucts. 15c sBca
Stamped linen dresser scz-1F- &c each
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-25
Our Candy Department

Delicious EELEss Peanut TEEy Der puun6,
Lie.
Maple. Choea.Ers aus TE1Eia CErEnalK,
Lie.
Boston cEIpF EI In g-E per pound Zoe.
Fine Vanilla Gn1cllE-Es Lie.
Bon E,ou EU lercs-aE and C-h1caIa1s Creams
MADE fresh sr=rE E1y. We make Lns finest
~ n 90 mn