Bloomfield Democrat (Newspaper) - May 20, 1892, Bloomfield, Indiana NOV. 15TH. A WE NOV. 15TH. MAY 20, 1892. 10, i Was Fostered by the School Fund Sequestered by the the State Debt of K. 4-, il Dem. n did not create the state in lionse will verity school fund for This am. to wad by Without the laid his in the school f to meet the ' a the of a certain of the of the old state set apart for a permanent Morton having this bonds wero issued by legislatures bearing 6 per interest payable These bonds held in trust by the state treasurer for tlie school They were known as school fund and dated .ws 1, Jan. 1. 3. May 1. 4, 5, May 5. 07 interest amounted to legislature of 1889 the refunding of this debt at B cent. In the statement of the auditor's for the bonded debt is the head of and as fund bonds No. 1, No. 2, last auditors p. 43,) it be found under the title of and as three refunding fund dated June 18, 1889. and payable at the of the state June 8. 188'J, due June 18, 1909." bonds sold at a and with the the state redeemed five school Tlie money was then among the counties and out by the county auditors in sums of not at 6 per This Democratic financiering saved th state annually in and at the same time placed in circulation within the state Dearly the Democratic is entitled to the of refunding this the Republican is responsible for its The total amount of interest actually p on this debt by the state its cre ation until refunded was yince it was refunded the state has p in interest making a total of which the stat in interest j on the Morton del It. In order to meet this loans had to lie Ha l ir not for this annual drain the would have to pull through without resorting to Adding the money actually out on account of this debt to the we have this debt the Republicans can not point to a single public Porter governor the debt was with a of when Grovernor Baker turned over the executive office to Governor When Porter retired the debt was an nial was placed the state without providing means for the raising additional Three additional for the insume were authorized to Ije Six of dollars were Porter a of he wiis the to construct the new All tiie work planned and contracted Porter's | bat it was under Governor Gray's the money had to be The cost of and was Since were up to Oct. 30. 1S90, the cost of maintenance was making a total of 5:1,9.3.1.883.1, and which the state had to the legislature of 18^7, with a Democratic senate and Republican authorized the erection of the monument and the Feeble Minded school at Fort The monument already cost and an additional tax of one-half cent on the valuation has been levied to raise enough money to it. The Feeble Minded school has already cost the state over to 1887 a state house tax levy of two cents was levied each The failure to renew the tax made it to borrow to complete and the state 00 4.s.-.<i,s;*( 33 34 31 4.'-:7V,,r,((S 3J 2 Prosperity uf Our 3d Where Factories Exist in I N. tin 1. L-t us ou a bit uf lauti from thr J i ioli 11 as tlie of her large is a manufacturing and throughout the to every otie of the old farming mills and workshops have to the farmer advantages the Not merely but the state as a has increased in wealth with steadiness and j Sin tlie war the vineyard has an in her lake she has become first of the I northern states in her old localities are better more and far not a wh BIG STOCK PLACE TO BUY as a away t That city is tire farmers all about S lo cither BAD BREAK IN ii TO DEFEAT American Farmer is the title of a neatly 1, illustrated periodical in by Mr. financial While for the advancement of a glance at the will readily convince even a wayfaring farmer that its object is to influence ami control his political action rather than teach him what Pen sion Solicitor Lemon about The trick if not so and Mr. and his party will find that but few the unsuspecting farmers will be enticed through its into Little Ben's 3Iachiiie Oiled lor That Very Being Utilized by Harrison Bring About the Governor's or the fruit or garden stufi which may bring his The cost of so much f rom his in the can of tii can litri Bhare that Do they 's ipi as to the stale of a great t rity is da J to che novelties of the goods arriving Doing the crade of the * Not suggestion that John Sherman Las been chosen as the candidate of the eilver men to defeat Harrison is almost too absurd to merit says the Col- j orado a organ of j John Sherman is the worst enemy j that silver ever had in the United States As secretary of the treasury ht was under the control of and since that time has nevei lost an to give the cause of silver a black on a fair and of the silver men have had an of so fai their opponents of the force of the argument for silver that they would have free at least to a limited had it not been for John by delays and other forced a giving up a little in order to prevent the of measures to the silver was notably the case at the time the passage of the was not what Mr. Sherman but he was forced to it or submit to Tl like all other has been a to the silver of all men in the John Sherman is the hut that should be chosen to nt the of the silver men to Mr. President Harrison is not a worse enemy to and The Sun does not believe it possible that the friends of silver will the imprudence of choosing for a John of New is an of woolen He to his agent at Liverpool to buy worth of woolen and ship at The goods are purchased and just When the goods reach the wharf at New York the custom house officers come aboard to verify the schedule of the cargo and the goods are stored in the warehouse where the duty is goods arc found to be woolen cloth and according to the new tariff Mr. Jones is to before he can dispose of his goods to the trade in this a tariff duty of forty-nine and one-half cents on each together with GO per on the original cost at making a tariff of The goods will thus have cost Mr. Jones by the time he has them ready for the market in 1=170,000, not taking into account the Jones now sells to the wholesale merchant or to the jobber at some profit of he in turn sells to the retailer at a and the retail merchant it to the consumer ata We thus see that all the profits and all the are charged up to the and it is he who the entire the tariff is a tax and the consumer pays the Twine Trust Was Knocked New York Press illustrates the following with one of its fearful and the trade orator tills you that the wicked tariff robs you the binding twine he knows that the price of four of binding twine fallen from 12.7.5 a pound in 18!*) to cents in 1H!M, but he isn't going dwell on that You must study the facts for yourselves when free orators indulge in glittering of the above is apparent to Why is binding twine and how was the trust knocked outr By reducing the tax on from three cents to of a cent per Every organ in the including The said the binding twine trust was not aided in its robbery by the and yet after the tax was that paper in the face of an intelligent to make such comment as above quoted by of the G. O. and to Him for a Mou weiks ago the Republicans were instructing for Chase at the rate of two counties per Lately the name has not been mentioned by delegates to the Fort Wayne which are now being is the result of the but of Chairman Gawdy and his to Chase's has been sent out the and other to prevent instructions for Chase wherever Here in the Harrison like Rhody are against are to they because he would be a load on the runaway in the executive rooms of the state they is undignified for the governor of the great state of That is what the is charged of doing by the Han ison They also believe that by making political during the week six working days and on Sunday would lose Chase thousands of votes and pull down the national ticket with He would lose the votes of a great many church communicants who do not believe in the in it is the blue they most document is a book of eighty with a blue upon which is a cut of a railroad man standing at the entrance of the state house with a big upon which is inscribed This of organized labor is there to warn candidates that this club will be used to crack the political head of every man endeavoring to reach an office in the state house unless his labor record is is the official report of the Indiana legislative board of Brotherhood of Locomotive board was created for the of securing certain legislation through the last The principal measure advocated the railroad men was in the legislature as the liability Under the existing law an employe receiving an injury through the negligence of another employe of the same company not recover For An engineer injured in a collision caused through ibe blunder or negligence of a train a hundred miles can not recover because the train dispatcher is a A passenger injured at the same time can The Inman aimed to remove this legislative appointed by the railroad men passed the through the to the it was strangled in the senate by Governor The railroad corporations fought the but it finally passed the senate with The railroad men were not satisfied with the and they were not concurred in by the A conference committee consisting of three members from each house was The members from the house were appointed by Speaker and were friendly to the The president of the Lieutenant Governor likewise the senate Here is where the railroad boys charge Lieutenant Governor Chase with packing the committee in the interest of the railroad On page 37 this knew that we must have at least two friends the on tiie So Brother Alley went to the lieutenant and made a that he would put friends of the on the He asked said Mr. he allow me to name He I did and he them I pulled a slip of paper out of my pocket with the names of and I appointed and 11. M. from coach him and the committee at once ami save Tlie failed to agree and the rules another committee was lie we worked hard to get a the to agree to ' all of So we went to j the and Alley wrote a a note to the as e he No. house will to it If not a of the some of tlie following of the be lo tlie last e an ' jou to ve if you w will the idrati of railway employes in this 1 K. K. when the next committee was named they were worse tlian the says the which on in to how the lost through the action of the Grave charges are ma le as to his motive for so managers intend to defeat Chase's nomination with this blue They are circulating it it wiil do the most Wayne was selected for tlie convention with a view to It is a large railroad and it is tlie intention of the a spontaneous demonstration the convelli ion among TJie will be lieM .so late will unable to tlie proxies may control the the is to out a large of candidates in j order to prevent Chase's nomination on the first Then spring on the j vention a ci Tho Journal has labored hard to Studebaker and others to enter the show that Chairman Gawdy is unfriendly to tiie location of tlie state committee's at the Randall dur ing the convention is cited by the friends of Governor Chase long ago engaged at the Wayne hotel for Chambers jacked out rooms the Gawdy a few days later gave up his intention to locate at the Wayne when lie discovered that Chase would there and secured the rooms adjoining at the can defeat they can't cheat me out of the are now being It is the duty of the to insist that the time and money thus be to the best No subject is of more vital to our Roads that graded at this wiil lie good tlie entire Every of Indiana j would be greatly by good hence he should aroused to | importance of using his influence to secure this the elevation of John l Wananiaker to the head of the office William Dudley j of we have the water mark of American Mr. Foulke describes a Republican and he supported rison in 18S.M, but pithily remarks that he thinks his state will iro Democratic this The impression gains that the president made a bad bargain when he sold the department to Jolin for cago Kills prolonged research and j mentin M. 1 berland is reported to have come to the conclusion no living germ of dise can resist the antiseptic power of essence of for more than a few It destroys microbes .as effectively if not as rapidly as iti All Indianapolis through the of the Sidney Democratic candidate for reporter for the as being a good The Journal would have its readers believe that Sidney is no lawyer and is It would really make us smile if The Journal could find a Democratic candidate that would not te c published in the New York great hom Wood and There is in tins stream I are their annual of j the counties us put a woolen mill the Each year us agree to pay condition of affairs we pay now so it makes their and .so make it an object for once every to come here and start a they looked into Albany Hundreds of hands will be will visit the railway will be put through will build up a town right in the midst of our farms and have a find a general in the value of farm said our very Good prices then for j have visited It is the mill is the railway is the town And the of to we presently find Albany all we find the same condition of Where is this is not The promise of r prices lor in the calls for The sifted to this a number of corn consumers to come and buy of an army of artisans to at the farm rc t s is not the It is but to though the fault and the farmer never by in the farmer did once the for which ho as bo the whistle for which he had so lint nowa is no thing as a for any considerable of his The farmer in tile Hot merely the run to laden with Hour lolled in Minneapolis from Dakota but uses the same flour in his own and liis village sells fresh meat from beeves killed Kansas No manufacturing town of looking to it for except only the of its The markets of the world are ojien to the American who thus has free trade in the one thing he most He lives in a laud where transport facilities are so developed that he need not depend upon the locality about he does not in a locality of is so great that their first price-fixing markets are at a free trade and so ho gets at free trade and other products are This is good for the but bad for the A few years ago batter was not 1; today it gets the cream of the trade in New York Li a few years will see the present owners of farms in many instances tenants on 'The are New York city has added about to its real value the Brooklyn has added between and to its real Buffalo has Rochester b and and Syracuse Home Market there is one As the home market is to be a to the of course it is farmers who have organized the Home Market of hich is doing so much just now to this beneficent system of the fact is that it is the manufacturers who are doing it. not the farmers at It is as if the people of the Cannibal islands should organize a missionary immigration society as a sure and easy way of getting a meat home market theory may farmer has sold his birthright i briefly stated as follows If you has lost his pottage to tlie American farmer most needs is a home market in which he can his as as his and if ho can not he should have the privilege of making his purchase where he is compelled to make his and be permitted to bring his goods home without being compelled to taxes and for carrying on as to the js half so and as of It has been out thoroughly ideal the nature of no one can Before the war no states were more thriving in New Connecticut and And they of all developed their and their length and breadth built factories of industries on every Tlu re never was a farming population more alert to exploit a homo there never were manufacturers better to create such a market if it could be so What is the result York Worst of of and most is the in New York The most populous of any in the Union and once the in surpassed by no other in only give tts manufacturers enough money to enable us to go into and will consent to prices high enough to it for us to continue our at extraordinary we will agree to buy we what we must have from some from you at low and steadily diminishing we can't get them is all there is to and corporations all over the state are evading the new tax and are testing the constitutionality of the increased This is the that the Republican press over the have been howling in trving to make the of the people that the farmer was the one who suffered the We know of a iv that IS a hi v that the Good head shoulders back and chest inflate the lungs slowly through the nose until they are hold until you liave counted without opening your exhale quickly till your lungs are as nearly empty of the bad air as it is possible to get Repeat same trying to hold the lungs full while counting Try it again and see if you can hold breath half a I Finish with valley was the of the j four long drawn and our expert trade long was a or Dakota had a Iler Orange county gave tlie name to the first standard brands of and her Herkimer county did the same for this l before the Of her old great city become greater till in it 2,000,000. her second has grown to 1,001,000 from a of that western 100,000, and Syracuse and 75,000 there are numerous others She has meanwhile by manufacturing state in the Every kms of dry goods graham It is just property is increasing in the agreement to property is growing less more tlian we pay I can not see In the it to and in a few years theory that is put tenant farmers in a in the actual ' anything I don't see how it comes out and plays the J surance companies have advanced If the farmers in this locality money will out No one want a those in | to buy farm lands They | ity want a cotion and in the get their money oat of ' next county an iron and so | were bought about war j The is the farmers pay ' when big prices were In for everything | Washington county I lial an the receding value of farming A man took a mortgage for on farm just after the H ' held it ever and will talee ' for the entire after tlie 'The this state of affairs ' are In the first the fanner them for making at a with thj farmer of their they will purchase | the There is very little within our borders don't bring any butter is selling in the dairy district for fourteen cents SCORE York the can get in tho after it. taken in May Bo from person of broad finger nails is of gentle timid and Those whose nails grow into the flesh at the points or sides are given to A white mark on the nail bespeaks Persons with very pale nails are subject to infirmity of the flesh and by People with narrow nails are ambitious and Lovers of knowledge and liberal sentiment have round Indolent people generally fleshy Small nails indicate littleness of obstinacy and Melancholy persons are distinguished by their pale or lead nails and martial delighting in have red and spotted GOLD FREE TO THE MOST POPULAR LADY IN GREENE Costs Nothing to Vote For Your Friend and Get a Valuable Present and an Honored the 4ch day of 1892, at 12 o'clock ni we propose to the popul ir Udy in County a beautiful GOLD WATCH now on j on by the tHe most popular lady in July 4.h. 1892 We Hhall who tho most popular lady in the IB by ballot and the TO TIIK ballot wiil bd printed in the DEMOCRAT each and any whether a 01 not mu cut out and forward it to Wm M. Mobb in lime to reach him of the contest and it will bo counted wid be no difference by whom they are sent in. 3 You caa cut the ballot from your and forward them will be or you can buy all the tx ra papers yoa want and cut the from theoi and vote for your who pays to the Democrat will he in a one for each 5 cents paid These votes all cast for i ne person or may be divided among any number the voter may and must lie payment is votes as received will be counted and recorded by M. and his decisions on all q relating to this contest ehall be of the balloting will be published from week to week in All concerning contest must be addressed to Ihe
