Washington Gazette (Newspaper) - August 30, 1897, Washington, Indiana BY THE WASHINGTON COM THIRD Washington T class t Is Invited from every and all manuscript will careful attention and will be published If Obituary ot persons not promi nent and of will be charged at I cents per Dally Year K gli 60 08f Three 25 to Any Fart of Sample Copies Famished on Will be Hi ven on Sunday and SemiWeekly Tr Is the official Newspaper for County and la also oldest newspaper printed In the Second Con Tha will consider It a information of an Irregularities The Gazette or errand will take prompt steps to cor me to their than rom the one item 3akths in of wo l and t bin s on the i believe the i it r net the i jss counly than a dollars t y r ot nearly JP die se standard are not so THE last year robber ey in Iambs und the quadrupled MAgK 3ANN A is an the enemies of and the that jia wrong for Ibey Address all to IBX TUESDAY EDITION a dissatisfied farmer now adays and dollars to doughnuts he sold his wheat three or four weeks ago Will have Nat ional Encampment of the Grand Army of the WASHINGTON needs a little old fish energy Injected into tha local market worse than else ready for it at in t lets haye a wagon bridge or two over White We need that kind of a movement and need it Talk it business house in Washington should close from 1 to 4 oclock Tues day that the clerks and pro can haye an opportunity to part in the Cornerstone THE Herald seems to think THE GA ZETTE is hunting for Therein our contemporary is It from our follows arc hunting for that article and we do no feel disposed to be about it Daviess county farmers will handle more than more this year than haye for several yeats and their trade looking The Wash ington merchants should be up and do ing or things in store for them are likely ti slip through their WHILE other states are setting their prices for the honor of having a Naton al Commander in ol the Grand Army of why Indiana make a move along that too There is plenty of good and Washington has two or three men who would fill the place with distinction aad therefore is man to en a sheep iout the lie has f is mon have target Re tor heads in fer the guns oi the party in O lio this fall aid is about this ei Republicans lave When arfi e they hunt up Demo for counsel find ad vice and l pro ped on the lit that are And an especially able target or aien who haye the brunt of battle old w said to knocked opt d be In fact what isn that t ie f aru er by tle t more A Humor On the Ankle Spread to the Knee and Developed Into Nc Trout le Since Taking I wan troubled with a itching i m one of my In time it a into boils of which I had five 01 aix at a The humor spread and was very It baffle the skill qf Fci weeks I my weight on thir A1 abscess formed TTas and the humor broke oat on threatened to my I began taking In sis weeks I and began to hope foi I took Hoods Sarsa parilla B x months and was entirely cured I have 1 no trouble with humor since Sarsa parilla Is the fact the One True Blood Purifier All 81 she for Get only HOODs Se Price there Is certainly an DAVIESS county farmers will have more than live hundred thousand dol lars to spend year than THE fall wit in ington ci to be heavy and gut The la knowledge pt tand soine price for bu pay lis debts null which to buy bandit iJi ut the haid times It for tie age space in the of plant a a1 i thousands of buyers these columns daily ii Dt wail for the rush bu which to to the help to t seems to haya suffered its JnE GAZETTE has a report from every wheat in county except two and makes an estimate for them that is and we find that less than bushels of wheat baye been cold here to This would leave in the bands of the farmers of county abont worth in the local or more than the total crop of 1890 That means the farmers of Daviess county will have abont more to apply on their bny new macInn THE Dumber of shown up two days what to convey by of knowledge fcl It has ing us THE year of our Lord Eighteen Hun dred Ninetyeight bids fair to b3 one great National Let every ene get ready for ed warehouses of the count ry at tne end v hilir at cor responding date in 1896 th i amount in tbe warehouses w s over fifty Tnis shows how thoroughly the importers had swept tl e goods which would be aff by the new tariff aud espa ns the light importations and c of duties the month of the new OUR WALKING DEL Pat a wide awak has a his Last spring he bought a janey boiler The animal is about si ven or eight months old and has never orne a calf but gives a of Dice ric Ol Vance one of beat farmers bushels of fine wheat off cf sixtyfour a 200 cent dollar Kept an accurate account o THE who a client not to a notice THE GAZETTE days a he pubi cation in this new r would be is treading on il inger ous ground have no objection to his polit tti foi hat is a all ha but his misrepresentation the re lating to our bus is such as ino re would attempt and we need further provocation to show this UP m bisti ligh He has ns a censor of the public constantly prying about m other people s personal affairs his private is so rank it s Wo advise this to spend a more time in tho company of decent and in the of his family and Us it the toy n and ha l bein better situation to point ont ts of We have 110 to give in act aunt Ing for his conduct except a r indulgence in stil and o fre beer Fair WE cannot understand ue of these genuine and are so eavy ought to bo fnl they to THE GAZETTE thinks it wise for ciy holder of wheat to hue a d when he can get it Not that not believe it Will reach a higher v i do point in tbe near future but because as ile at that price or is safe and nets tbe wheat grower a bane some A safe rule is lo lot what you have to eell go when a can be The danger hi is in the fact that should a downward Bryan is so busy studying Span ish that he has not had to explain tha in the price ot With an increase of 100 per cent in the value of wheat in tbe past and a fall of 23 per iu tbe value of silver the wi rj exploiting tbe wheat and silver theory year are for new little group of despairing states men who failed for some weeks agp in of the facts with re ference to OT silver by that country have not jot the people of tho Statos with sutof i 2 Tbe continual fall in the value of sil ver is causing great among laboring of The dollar in which they are paid is now worth only about 40 cents anil they get only about half as many of them for a given amount of woi k ns do iii ttC t i 5 of he shows the prairie are tic most spot upon the face of the make absurdity of the effort by the silver orators last year induce tlie that fectu n to adapt cheap money a a basis of hu thcr raising the arid it amounts to a loss thin cents a Ol hag no kick co and he thinks the R Id standard a nighty good II t A well known Bryanite lired a Re publican to work for ast harvest and offered to give him a d llar a day or two bushels of pe said he didnt fare be a greater price then under a gold publican agreed to take the lue would ban it was bh wheat to 63 cents a In ten days thi market advanced he had lost because is tenacious belief in the silver and wheat at the present market his loss is nearly The o day the Republican called for a sett ement and tha Bryanite offered to pay him Ha wouldnt h ivo it that w and demanded two bushels of wheat for each That was the c and the Bryanite finally gave in taking tho crain from his family res had bottled up and got nearly two dollars paid dearly f The last seen of Cap Lorn headed for his farm in Reev With a caddy of anil a ing a one CP iu 8 2 i The theorists are hunt ing up juit now assertions made the McKinley law was that ro amount of protection able States to make ils own Not only is the bulk of our now being manufactured at home as a of that protection thus but our manufacturers of that article arc actually invading foreign mai in tha knowledge tint he ever every ng winter over tie of tre past as ho enjoys the ou lusion ot happy tfic with the good wil one and he will spend tbe 1 FREEDOM IN McKinley Said to Ha OF the Cuban Junta 11 be taken millions of thrown on the market and the might be unable to check the stamj What the boars want is v out at the hands more control tho prices tbe note the and not become stricket any little It may be but tem iu and little exp ba uls mat can ddy I 5 i silver have thrown up their A year ago they loudly that but free coinage of silver could bring prosperi Meantime silver has not only been ed but has fallen nearly onefourth yet today these same organs column oge upon page of news showing erity In line of mam ard general Grocery stores are good indications pf among the working The Wholesale published in has made a canvass of grocery rs in 27 and 70 per report marked in va ore and of Ihi e improvement in their line of With a That the Ad Is Now Busy In the Mi OP tc A special from New Jork o the Louis Republic Thursday si s It was stated today at the of the Cuba Junta in this city that McKinley has written a lett r to Etian Allen of the Cuban L ad him that it would be waste of energy for the league lo e ue ils agitation for Cuba a nd adding that this question might be left to The president iuti ac cording to the game authorit that the administration would take advanced ground with respect to Cu a shortly after the an ival of General Woodford at tho Spanish to ie i y about O 15 This is by mem beru cf the Cuban bi of loiter from is not busin ID the East 05 per re port Slats good times In the Southern 04 per la the Western State i 70 per and in the Central State 195 per 5 On million woith of oi elgn goods remained in the bond AVERS PILLS for j to being to Ayers A mat A 6rlV6lS E their or orer earn phst I have takei one of 28 East REASONS FOR USING Walter Baker Gds Breakfast Because ft is absolutely Because it is not by the socalled Dutch Process In which chemicals are Because beans of the finest are used Because it is made by a method preserves unimpaired the exquisite natural Because it is the most costing Jess than one cent a Be sure that yon get the genuine article made by WALTER BAKER Established res and he for Ho the of talk a imit that they have not seen the The therefore la reasonable that the presi fearing that tha aggressive agita tion of the Cuban League might em barrass the wrote con to Colonel urging him to call off the 4ogs and give the state department a At the work of the league has ceased and the members have abundant confidence that something drop before This is shared who seem The Re wheat and f Cuban lance the anarchy th The confidence or and his ex ng he was township under that ma ie is e Called officers of the Cubin unusually hopeful of the outcome of the One of these a mau little given to said today The will occupy th city of Christmas Th beginning of the end has come and th end will arrive the Irat in tn and most in six months It will bj two months thoug than six montE 1 The ot wa tbo beginning did rot counte killed can not help lu that the Italian did his will find no other who will bold him for th atrocious acts by del The end of ba The eml 6f Weyler will soo But the was a unexpected It it helped yen well and but aside from do yon Ipok for such speed end of hostilities We from Washing ton that is our an the blow When that is struck Spai retire In about iw mouths you go toKy West i you would see the joutry oT the Cuba inte From take passage 06 the to th capital in time to a u our troops cute ibe JameS Fiddler Sayi Garden Truol From a Named Stea Man t the text McKinley do Bow A man named Miley who has a smal garden onZ ick of the city to town and swore on an affidavit Wednesday afternoon charging James Fidler with robbing his girden Marshal ed Fiddler but be was released in i short time on GAZETTE office Wednesday night said that the charge against utterly untrue and that when the proper he would prove his He said he and his wife were ont driving and noticed a deserted house along the He got out and went back of thq house td the a short time came along and found that the garden was his and asked Fiddler if be was going to take Fiddler told him he not if tile truck belonged to i Fiddler then got tuto his buegy and drove to Killey followed and swore out the charging him with ays ha dl 1 not take a thing from the emphatically de nies that he filled h den He la young a employe of the shop A large Dumber s buggy gar a hard working and bears good of friends of ex Auditor H gathered at his near Sunday and helped him anniversary to the of his A yery pleasant T as had a cibas dinner was so TASTELESS HILL TONIC IS JUST AS PRICE three Bross already In all o of U in tho drug revor suM an that gave nch as your trul ra truly CUIR Do Not Wait For an take you SOUTH but try the low rate excursion the Mobile Ohio the great Southern Short will on Au gust 7th and v October 5th and to points in MIS and One Fare i Plus Ample time and stopovers allowed in either direction South of the Ohio A Guide and all information regard ing also apply to GEORGE U General 215 Fourth RAIL ROAD i p m dally am dally D Hi ez 6 10 D m local frt a m ayer p m pa For detail loe on otc R icket Agent B Donahue TT pm pm o Al RAILROAD Going North from LT Terre 08 Ar Terre Haute Going South TIME to ol tr I Haute Lv 1M a n
