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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-09
EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL-ExCLuSIyf
PRIVILEGES TO NONE"

The need OF enforcing the OFT
proclaimed J-ffcrsonian doctrine O
Equal Rights Was never more i'm
portant than tits year. With tn
Republican party endorsin- a tariff
against the products of Porto Rico
loyal on post OF the United States
and whose citizens ilyfuily and
almost unanimously welcomed the
change from Spanish monarchy 4
union liberty. what Is 10 prevent tn,
Nv Englsnd farmer from sec ring
. tariff against Indiana wheat, wool
and other products, or the Indiana
Republicans from securing a tarifi
against Southern sugar and molss-
ses, and 50 Oh 10 the end
Again, with the control Of Cuba
Guam, Hawail and the Philippines
by military power, what l. To pre-
vent the same exercise OF IL perial-
ism in Indiana
Further. with a sys I'm fayoring
trus and combines. so that the
patty NAV receive large cOrrrp ion
funds from them, for use in politicsI
campaigns, the principle Of Equal
Righ's for all, l. entirely buried in
the greedy grasp for wealth, and the
power its unlimited use brings.
This is shown IT, the Overstreet
Banking bill, passed or the Hou-v
Ot Represel atiyes few days ago.
by which privileges are given to the
National Banks unheard OF In anv
other country. and virtually pIac' ~
the poor mans wages and farmers
products at the mercy Of these il-
stitutions, by their power. under the
gold standard. To contract or ex
pand the currency at THAR will
Once in while these combina-
tions OF capital fall out among
themselves, and then the people gel
some inside hi tory that is amazing.
Such Is the case with the murdrrous
Homestead steel trust in P-nnsyI-
vania, and as the Charlestown Dem
ocsat sayr. the quarrel and law
suits between Carnegie and Frick
have brought out some truths that
60 TO show how the American peo-
pie have permitted themselves 20 be
robbed through protective tariff in
order 70 build up colossal fortunes
for the favored class. Frick d !
CARES under oath, and Flick knows.
that Andrew Csrnegie's profits from
his American investments In steel
plants il "a 10000 every YEAR.
The figures stagger one. Here is
one man who receives two millions
per month, $i61 ,53S. % per week
ef5 .962 SO every "a hours, g. 7i6- :
80 every6hour. and SIS 16 every
minute Of every hour of ever day
10 the year. Sleeping or waking,
\ week days and Sunda. ., the colos
sal income Of Carnegie goes on
piling up at these startling figures.
Robbery by law, by trusts, by high
protection. Robbing the American
farmer on every pound Of steel he
uses, whether in machinery, steel
wire, nails. or what rot-this is the
way Carnegie has built up his inn
nnense income.
And isn't it strange that the-e
American farmers will 5, II vote for
. party and system of tariff that
permits the steel and iron kings TO
rub them at will. while the products
of he soil on which they DEFEND
are constantly being ham mered
down in price by tn. same organi-
ration # greedy. grasping monopo
Isis?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-09

MAEcH LADIES HoxE JOrRyAL
The return Of tn. Business Wo-
man." by Edward Box, "The An
ecdotal Side Of Mr.. Bsecher. ''. Col
lege Girls Larks and Franks.
The Modern Son and Daughter. .
"Where the Founder of the Kinder
garten was Born" are among the
noted features Of the March I. sdles-
Home Journal. The Aut. l,iog,a-
ply Of girl" The Thaal.r aud
lis Peorle" and 1.-The Prisons
Butterfly" are continued. and
Edith and | in Paris aud Her
Bostor Experiences" are conclu led.
An Easter solo and an anthem are
timely; aud the numerous articles
on fashions In womsn's wear vi.
he useful guide Just al this tine.
This i but hasty glance between
the covers Of the yarch Journal.
BY The Curtis Publishing COMPANY.
Philadelphia. One dollar a wear:
ten cents . copy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-09

~The City Council Of Hunting
burg ON Monday night adopted an
ordinance granting the use OF the
streets Of the city 80 years to VIM.
4iessner, Charles Miessner and
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cures made by Or.
kilner 5 SzzzpRoo
the great kidney. liver
and BLADDER rerne5v.
Il IS the great med
ca triumph CT the nine
tee1th century els
covered after years Of
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Dr. kiin-r. the --ri-
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sU The ireezss and ihass and
SHOWS and rains have made y ~
dan bard road a. travel" for en-
didates o-fJre the primary 70 NOR
now. during the past two weeks
The next primary should not b,
held I'LL June, after corn l. laid hy
rim August or September. alter
harvest Ii would suit voters mucI
better. and canv~ss iron March
I'LL November j. to- long for count,
candidates.
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New RESIDENcE.-Mr. joss ph
Gerier will bui'd cottage r,si.
dence On his lot on 4th street. a.
soon a spring opens. When com
pleted he will move there, and
have his present residence r model
ed.
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The friends of Msjor John X
Simpson, Of Paoli, editor OF the
PaolI News, are urging him a. the
proper man for the Democratic
nomination for Lient Governor, at
the coming Democratic State C,n-
vention. III the Convention will lei
the Democratic editors do the rom
mating Simpson will "g-t tn re" FL
they have !. armed his worth IN the
Editorial Association An ari n.
soldier, genial gentleman, Skiiitul
parlIament.rian. a f'I-ni 81 tn.
common people. and life Ing
Democrat the party vii not nOni
nate a I.ors Competent prr-iii. T.
iicer for the SnaI-, nor stronger
man b.f,re the people He was
a visitor to Jasper when in hi-
younger DAYS his faith r praciirei
in our courts, and i personally
known to n goOi maay Of our . Ter
citizens.
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Notice J. hereby given TO the creditors,
heirs aud leyateeS Of August Rsmke, lie.
ceaset. to appear in the Dubois Circnii
Court held at Jasper. Iniisna. On the
2lst day OF March. 1870. and shox
cause If any why the Final Settlement
Ac cunts with the e~tle Of said de-
ceient should not be approved: AMI
said heirs are notIfies. to then AMI there
make proof OF heirship, and receive their
dI-trIbutive shares
Witness. the Clerk OF said Court. thi.
cath day If February. 1900.
HERMAN ECEERr,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court
March 3-Is.p-'
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?


Alrnost everybody who reads the n-xs-
papers Is sure 10 knox Of the wonderful
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04
"a True Friend of the Nsrro.n

Raleigh. IN. c., News and Observer:
We print elsewhere to-day the address
Of President Charles f. Meserve to the
graduating class at Shaw university
yesterday. 1t is a remarkable speech,
worthy OF careful reading and consld-
Grafton For several years the head OF
the country's largest educational insti-
tuition for the colored race, DR.. Me-
serve has enjoyed opportunities for the
study OF the negro and HIS condition in
North Carolina. Calling attention to the
withdrawal Of the franchise Iom the
cOlored man In the south because Of his
failure 10 properly exercise It, DR.. Nc
serve thus addresses his graduates:
Avenues leading to ofFice-holding cam
not be Travelled by you and little has
been gained in this direction in the
past by any race. The shore OF the
white political sea is lined with wrecks.
and they are far greater in number
than the ships that have made port In
safety. There is little In holding
for white people: nothing for you; but
In educated colOred citizenship there is
and always will be the power OF the
ballot
Words Of wisdom these, and had they
but been followed in years gone by
things would now be quite different.
But knowing that there's no use crying
over split milk, and realizing that
present conditions must be dealt with.
DR.. Meserve gives this wholesome ad-
vice:
Devote yourselves to the public
schools next TO the church OF God.
There is in them potency for the adj
yancement OF the race that can be
found nowhere else. Let your energies
be expended upon them rather than In
building up church. associations or
other private schools. The bulk Of the
race must receive It's education In tho
public schools, and these schools should
be nude as good Us possible.
Then calling attention 10 the fact that
the race problem lis In the south and
must be solved here In the south" DR.,
Meserve advised his students to make
friends with the white people of the
SOUTH
a more kindly feeling on your part
toward the best and most influential
white men and women here In the
south and deeper and more general
personal interest on their part In your
spiritual, moral and educational wei,
fare win bring untold blessings to both
races.
This ia advice to the negro from one
Of his true friends, n brave Ind honest
man. When the colored man comes to
the point that he win hear and heed
such men. rather than the politician
that would use him. brighter day for
him wifi have dnwnei.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04
Smoking in the White House.

Washington Dispatch to the Boston
Herald: Tho reports OF the fondness Of
President Mckinley for tobacco have
been somewhat exaggerated, and they
have brought forth supply of cigars
which would serve him for some years
to come II 1t were not for his habit OF
giving them away, while he has gone
along In O quiet way. paying his good
money for cigars that he likes. In
deed, President Mckinley, in spite OF
the numerous cigar gifts that come to
him, buys three-fourths Of the cigars
that he smokes.
The President never hits the pipe.
He has a great many pipes given 10
him. but when they are not quietly
given away to some friend who Will not
tell 1t they are placed as souvenirs In
Whatever corner is most convenient
among the unoccupled recesses OF the
white house.
The President usually smokes after
each meal. He very seldom smokes at
other times, except In the evening, with
close friends. who drop In to see him.
Sometimes ne smokes in his office and
while at work, but this is an exception.
The time when he most enjoys his per-
sonally selected mild cigar Is about
o'clock In the evening. when the work
and worry OF the day has been showed
behind him and he goes out after the
evening meal to sit upon the south We
rnnda OF the mansion and look out over
the flower gardens, lakes and grass
lawns Of the famous White Lot, and
across the mail beyond the monument.
In these meditative moments It is per-
haps hard TO tell whether the President
most enjoys the flavor Of his evening
smoke or the pleasing speculations
which always come to him with these
cleaning views Of the all pervading
monument to the Father OF His Coun-
try.
Smoking has quIeting effect upon
the Presidents nerves. and for this
reason he is q stout defender Of the
weed. II he undertook to smoke a
small percentage Of the cigars that are
sent to him. or even to sample the
varying grades his nerves would doubt
less give way under the strain. There
is no evidence that smoking has In any
way injured his health, though year
ago his physician saw signs OF n tobac-
co heart and advised greater modera-
ton These Instructions the President
has carried out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

The 4lchlsaa's machinery. rs had
heard, proved to be damaged by the
treacherous officer. Many arrests fol-
lowed and the great conspiracy. for the
time being. was nlpped in the bud.
~ came to Chicago soon after this
affair with letters to Colonel Sweet, in
command here. and was made to feel
at home in the city. The Republican
campaign committee engaged me as a
speaker. and, supposlng all confederate
plans to be dead took no thought Of
them until. coming in from speech at
Blue Island, l met in front Of the post
office confederate officer, Captain
Schultz. or Peters-he bore both names.
Schultz and were old friends. Nat
urally supposlng me to be as truly Sc
cession as himself, he told me that an
other. greater plot was rlpe-that on
election day. the following Tuesday.
the confederates, 1000 strong. would
ovvrpower the 500 soldiers guarding
Camp Douglas and release the 5000
prisoners confined there. Special de-
tails had been told of to loot tn banks;
there was burning brigade of 100 men,
who were to I'LL their satchels with
combustibies, got fra to them. 2u: them
in their various rooms. lock the doors
and leave the Are to do Its work. II
was well-laid plot. and have always
thought would have succeeded had l
not encountered Schultz that day.
Hips the Greater Conspiracy.
"The rest of the story is easily told.
went to Colonel Sweet, who refused
to believe me, but agreed to take pre-
cautions. a southern prisoner. Major
j. T. shanks. who had long asked
chance to take the oath Of allegiance.
was sent out to find the consplrators.
He did his work well; he met the con-
spIrators, he found their rendezvous at
the old Richmond hotel. and before they
knew what was happening Colonel
Sweet had gQbbled up the southern col
onels who had come to start the con-
flgration.
THAT was my share in the civil war
and that is all my story"
Mr.. Langhorne is endeavorlng to Sc.
cure pension and Congressman Lor-
inner has been asked to take up the
subject in his behalf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04
A MrAsuRE OF MERIT.
Wheeling Citizens Should Weigh
Wei This Evidence.

Proof of merit lies in the evidence.
Convincing evidence in Wheeling
is not the testimony OF strangers;
But the endorsement of Wheeling
people;
That's the kind of proof given here.
The statement Of a Wheeling citizen.
Mr.. Robert Teasdale, who carries on
the extensive coal and ice business at
the corner Of Sixteenth and Chapline
streets, says: 1.-THE pain in my back.
generally OF n dull, heavy nature, was
located Just over the kidneys. When
attempted 10 do any lifting or STOPPING
sharp twinges shot through me and
was often so bad that could scarcely
get around. In getting up and around l
often had to observe the greatest care
unless ! wished to incur eXcruciating
pangs. l felt pretty well otherwise,
only l could not trust my back. Both
OF my sons had been complaining OF
their backs hurting them and when
got box OF Donn's Kidney Pills at the
Logan Drug Co.'s they also took some
and in each of our cases the result was
the same, the pain left almost at once.
Our backs felt stronger and more ro-
bust. We can honestly recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone suffer-
ing with their kidneys.
Sold for 50 cents per box. Foster
Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doau's-and
take no substitute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

Comes from Dr. D. b. CargIle. Of
Wash!tu, l. 4. He writes: -Four bot
ties of Electric BItters has cured Mrs.
Brewer Of scrotula, which had caused
her great suffering for gears Terrible
cores would break out on her head and
Ince, and the best doctors could give no
beIp: but her cure Is complete and her
health Is excellent" This shows what
thousands have proVed-that Electric
Bitters is the best blood purifier known.
rs the supreme remedy for eczema. tet-
ter. salt rheum, ulcers, bolls and run
ming sores. It stimulates liver. kidneys
and bowels, expels po!sons, helps dlges-
ton. builds up the strength. Only 50
cents. Sold by Logan Drug Co., drug
gist. Guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04
TOPICS OF THE SCHOOLS.

The majority Of people sin think
that teaching can be done by anyone
who has the knowledge to be impaired,
although the results of this plan are
exceedingly unsatisfactory. This is
taken from one of the widely-real
papers of our land. and we are sorry to
testify as to its truth. The learned
and the ignorant alike hold to the opin-
ion, and even teachers themselves hold
to this opinion. A perSon with no ex-
perlence whatever will apply for a po-
sltion, and members OF the school
board will assist such to be appointed.
There must be u change in public opin-
ion on this as well as many other mat
tiers connected with our schools, and to
effect this change the teachers them
selves must take the initiative in the
matter. II teachers come to the con-
cluslon that none but those qualified to
do so shall teach in our schools the
matter is settled at once. They win do
this by showing to the patrons that
their work IS better than the work Of
the inexperienced can be, no matter
how well they are prepared otherwise.
Many have the knowledge, but cannot
lmpart 1t to others. There must be
professional training, as well IS schol-
arship in order to. make the best teach
ers Just as soon as the tralnei teacher
can convince the public that his work is
better than the one who has no training.
tust that soon, and no sooner, will pub
lie opinion be right in the matter. In
the trades and in the professions the
man or the woman of skill is sought
after. Why should 1t not be the case In
the profession of teaching? The day
is coming, and in many localities has
come. when the skilled workman will
be sought after for the school room Just
as he is everywhere else. Hasten the
day.
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nreredith Hns a Good lead.

Special Dispatch to the IntelIlEencer.
NASHVILLE, W. Va, June 3.-The
Grant county Republican convention
yesterday elected delegates to the con-
gressional convention favorable to the
nomination of w. s. Meredith, instruc-
lions for Congressman Dayton being
voted down. Both Mr.. Meredith and
Mr.. Dayton were present. The former is
now considerably in the lead of the
other candidates for the nomination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04
lIse AlIan,s Faal.Ease il Ypnr Gloves

A lady writes. II shnke Aliens Foot
Ease into my gloves and rub q little on
my hands II saves ms gloves by absorb,
I'M PRECIPITATION, II ~ n most dainty toilet
novtor" We invite the attention OF ply
slclans and nurses to the ABSOLUTE purity
of Aliens Foot.EnsC. Or, w. G, Abb II,
editor OF the Chicago clinic, nnys 1T is
n GRIND preparation: J am uSing II con
gtnrtiy i'm my prnrucC" All drug stores
Fcll Ii. &c Samples sent FREE Address,
Allen s. Olmaied. lie Roy, N. Y. tth&s
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until seated IN class for examination.
The following are the questions:
State briefly the causes and results
Of the French and Indian war.
Name the leading generals in the
revolutionary war.
Tell of the Trent aftair::" the "Aier-
rlmac and Monitor" confederate cruis-
ers; the tofnt electoral commission.
Give the provisions Of the omnibus
bill"
Give the chief events associated with
these names; Hamilton, Clay, Hudson.
Lincoln. Mckinley, Dewey.
Give an account of the claybourne
rebellion and the whisky rebellion.
Why did West Virginia become sep
arate state?
Name Ave battles Of the rebellion won
by the union forces and two won BY the
confede+ates.
Name the Presidents Of the United
States from Lincoln to the present time.
Mention three prominent events in
United States history which occurred
on July 9Th.
The next examination will be held on
June sth, and the subject will be physl-
Ology.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

Is envIed by oil poor dyspeptcs whose
Stomach and Liver are out OF order All
such should know that DIT. Kings New
life pills the wonderful stomach ana
Liver Remedy, gives \ splendid apo.
tic, sound dtRestiou and regular bod
lily habit that lnsures perfect health and
great energy. only PC, ut Logan Drug
Co.'S drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04
DEER PARK HOTEL,
Most Delightful Summer Resort Of
the Alleghenies.


the Alleghenies.
swept by mountain breezes. $500 feet
nboye sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. on
main line Of Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
Hotel and cottages, Every modern
convenience. Roome cnsuite with bath.
Electrict lights, elevator, Turkish
baths, two large swimming pools, golf
links, tennis courts, bowling alleys,
magnificent drives. complete livery SER
vice. Annapolis Naval Academy band.
Delightful cottages Furnished for
housekeeping II desired ready for oc-
cnnancy June lst. Hotel open from
June 2Sd to September both.
For rates and Information address w.
p. Rurwell. Manager Il. & o. building.
Baltimore. Nd, until June 10th. After
that time, Deer Park. Garrett county
Md,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

Is Catarrh Your LIES Ctoude-Em-
inent nose and throat specialists in
daily practice highly recommend DR.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, MS safe,
sure, permanent, painless and harm
less. in all cases OF Cold in the Head,
Tonslitls. uuarseness, and Cntorrh. II
gives relief In 10 minutes and banlshcs
Inc disease like magic. Sold by Charles
II. Goethe, Twelfth and Market
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" nnhu n cutting Tsnth

Ro sure and use that old and well-trled
remedy, Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup, for children teethiHB. II seothes
the child. softeEs the gum. aliays all
pain. cures wind collie and y the best
remedy for dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. rnw&f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

The West Virginia Educational Asso-
citation holds Its thlrtieth annual ses-
sion at ParkersburB July 4, and G.
and from the programme Issued there
will be lively and profitable session
There will no doubt be a very large at
tendance, as delegations are going from
New Cumberland. wellsburg, Wheeling,
West Liberty aud MoundsvIlle. II the
other sections OF the state are as well
represented as this there will be the
largest meeting ever held. But this is
as 1t should be. While we don't expect
all the teachers of the state to attend
there should be at least ten per cent. of
the teachers OF the state present e2ch
year. This would give an attendance
of about 500. II that number attends
there Will be a profitable meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

IF YOU are n lover OF music don't
forget 10 attend our Pianola and Aeel-
inn recital on Monday afternoon, June
II, from to o'clock.