Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 June 1890 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

PablistiefiEvery Bvening Except Sunday HyT. l!,H. S1HUIN. OFFICE—117 South uroon Street.

TKltMSOKiHTHSnurnuN:

Vor annum, payable In advance. IVr mnnlJj of weeks .-.v •.. -W Pur week. pa.v tilac to carrier .-.,,..•

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For Treasurer- A. 1\ KAMSKW l-\»r ^horlir—FltKJ C. UANPKIa ForSurveyor—JAM KS M. WA *»iIt. For Coroner—G F.OHfi lu W. 'ITl Kit. .For Ymuni.ssloners-— •-M Oist-rit-L—MUMI.\i:i, -..-iJd District-AOl LI A cliUVK:?.

CONGRESSIOKAL CONVENTION.

To Meet at Eraeil on Wtdtiesday. July 16. The lJcimblieuiis of the Kiirltih Coiijrrt-s.v onnl District will mcot iiniekvato

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AV. T. BRUSH. Cliitirnrnti'-

li. M. ALl.lCN, secretary,

Joint Ecpresontative Convention. The Republicans ot.lheJomt Uepreschtii-, tive district, composed of the couistjes.-ot Montgomery. Put,man and Clay Avili meet sit ilcletrale convention at Greenenstie On-Jul.v '.'th. Is'.H) at, 2 :w p. m. lor. the purpose of iioiiiinntimr a candidate to bo voted.for, for .loint, Kefresentat-ive from s.nd district..

Tho basis of fepreseutatjon v.-ih be .»ue delocate or one alternate- for. two hundred votes cast for lion. A. 1'. 11 v.y •-or UovernoMn iNSSf and:- onp-.ileieiBite tor alternate tor each I ruction of one Imnnml votes or over so cast. Tho several i-otmues l.er of

will beentitled to theXoilowiUi: deleirat.es unvil: Mouif-'oinerv ... i'lay .Ptitniiin :Ti)t. 2.,

X. Wil.TdAM-s Ciiairmai. Co THOMAS Mlioki

I'tmirman i'ut Co.

\V S VKl'KNTI'.I. ua'.n:..!:: Ciay Co.

Tills Dat-o in History June 13, 3757—ul.am !'tacaUed.io LaeevJiijoi of «fifau-s lii V: 1

Y.ii iLiy in tlarl.^rif*ni»'ratf HtAtos.:'-. lt£3— ut^Va two lhjhiin^r Uutou i^ ^.orifederute. eill 3 'r-itivo, hi 3 j-turt«»iutu iuueiJJro«?ut. the corisntution iMioJ.tvvl. ]r?73—Tlie .Uhrvu{. rieff.at.t~l by the MrlU.sh. 157G~ »n*i In JJerltu ro sett.lr thr* .»ptestWn treuiy tK?tweeii the pouvrs s:^ued aiy IS

WIIAL1HV COLORED MLN.

.Gen. Alfonl, of, Texas, hits- he-Jin giv-ing-to a Gld«ii Tribune-rejiorteT Bomo inVrestint: r.foncati :ii ut regard to rich neyroes la tile sotttlx.' A. muxtber of these, are in Te..us In (.t:i Ives ton is one named Sylvester, who is ^rarth-'• ^SWVJICI.-.-.."-III tho fashionable residence locr.aw -oCOalveston Mr. Sylvester hits a beautiful mansion. The house servants are nil white, brought from Kew York and elsewhere, since negroes Will not work, for those of their own color. These white servants say they aro treated by Mrs. Sylv.-jtor bettor than tlvy ever were by -wliite lnistroKseH elsewhere.

In Houston is Milton. Sterrett, a colored man worth ^-WO.OOO. His residence is noted for its magnificent grounds, to which a landscape gardener attends. Twenty years ago Sterrett. wag a waiter on the Galveston and Houston steamers. It is easy to understand how he got. rich when one remembers the fee?. At any rate he got Jiis start thus and then went, into real estate speculation.

Must interesting of ail. however, is the case of state Senator C. N. Burton, of X'-Yirt Bend, county. He was a slave, and his mistress had given him some oduca-

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tion. At the elosa of tho war his mistress was left alono in the world. Her husband and sons had been killed in battle. IVarton went to work on hia own account and soon possessed a farm. He added to it by degrees, and in a few yeais bought his mi tr ss out. lie also jiui-cha-sed other plantations. In her old uge liis mistress became von- poor. Then Burton sent her to Virgitiia, among her relatives. He siiya he-ow« all lie1 lias to her. Therefore he sendsher (.•very'nionfh

He can afford it, for he is..xvorth

•. on* half a million. Is not this a good story? Henry Black, a vanchman, is nearly as rich as Burton. The.richest man in tho rich connty of Lamar was a mulatto ntuued Harvey, who died not long since.

In Austin a whole family of colored

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The' Dishonored Uegice ot t. L. Tlii-* i*s ll»c tiuio whon I am anticipating letter* from men asking inn to um* my inftucace with a college to secure fathom Lhe degree of doctor of illvtnity. I write this, not so much in si-lf defense .it. in reference to what is an evil custom. Yes.it Is-a custom. and is a custom altogether too wmnwn as well as evil. The method is somewhat of this sort: Mr. X. thinks tin tiiniV"'liii-.

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Single Copies.... •. .»•.•! tiuturday Double Kditlon ...... Weekly Journal, per-year. I .•*( '.mi-idrv of ho county,

To SrnscHlHKH.- "-Kvory effort I* n^mlo to huso TlIK .lor

Alt delivered promptly in :iU

purls of the chy, Snhvorl'M'ts who Jo rtov re^ celvo their pnjH'i-s regularly. or have anj com-, plaint, willohligfc by notifying thLsollIcin

TKIDAV, Ji NK Krn iu.K\\N iic'ivi-1",. Forjudge—K. C. SX YDKIl. For Prosecutor—W 'I. W II ITTI M«T* 'N.. For Representative—'!'. .1. AUM^'iUOrvQ. I'or Auditor—JOHN

when tic «-uit- to write

"J), 11 nf11 lus name. 1 li looks uu-r ho '•list of-eMleaws among the .'•Ulcers of which he has friends lie fit Ills friend .-replies- th.it ho can to secure ththen writesto honi' mi! mention

ter.-ayiiw that there has I veil some as a calculate for the

ile^l-oi' of (lrt-i Uvinity that If

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tion at lho opera house in the eit.v ot- lira /il on U'ednesila.v, July. 1, l^iO, a: 1" o'clock a. in. for the purpose ol acn.-' in nomination a candidate for Congress. '1 he counties of the district, will be entitled (to rcprest'iilutiun in. the conveiilion as follows. t^lay Fountain ..y.-u-Wy. i.-W Moiitifc-niory ie Vermillion-a .. I" P.u-ke Sullivan ....... VljfO

The several counties wul select llieir delefrates as the county coiiiiiintees ^hali direct. By order df the eomimuec.

Lincoln. Mr. reward has Ix'en much overin the hurry of events since his death, hut .when the history of his time comes to T-e written his figure will le an important one tn it and his abilities surely find aeon«pieuou place.—Memphis (Tenn.) Commercial.

Uniuiinijj »f Torty-two Children. Details ha- now re^-hed Breslati of the -accident ny which forty-two children were drowned in the Oder, near Thurze. A numlwr of church goers, including alxmt furty young triris belonging to the villages of Bndziok, Siedlisk, Kuda and Thurze, •were returning home from Slawikau, where they had leen to receive Inst ruction.* for their lirst communion. Wheu they arrived nt the bank of the river to be conveyed to the opplsite side the ferryman, in stead of usiritf the weight carrying, llat ferry, contented himself with the ordinary ferryboat, into which the children all crowded together, so thut the gunwale of the boat, which should have leen thirty live centimeters out of the water, wiis de prcj»?*ed to the water's level.

Nevertheless, the boat, with its living freight, crnssed to within a few yards of the opposite shore, when it. suddenly capsized and sank, carrying most of the children in it to the bottom. One great shriek of horror Issued from the lips of the sjeetutors on the bank from which the boat stalled. They saw for a second the look of terror on the chiKrenV faccs they heard their heartrending cries but could do nothing save watch one little head after auother disappear beneJith the water.—Pall Midi Gazette.

The F.yi"» of Portrait*.

The eyes of many portraits appear to follow one all over the room. The cause of thla peculiarity is thiw explained: Lot us suppose a portrait with face and eyes directed straight in front so

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Madisons— are rich and well

ei.ii-. .t^ed. Cat Thompson, lately assassir -.te.l by sonic miscreants of his own color, had seven largo fanns, besides thousands ol cattle, horses and sheep.

Of the ir.':n mentioned by Gen. Alford, •'Burton and Black are so black that a charcoal ruark would look light on them." All these made their wealth in Texas, and associate freely and as equals with white men in a business capacity, but in no other way. The highly educated, rosy^ lined people of color mu»t associate with tho low iuid ignorant negroes or sit solitary. This is ono of the saddest features of tho pmseut- status of the two races.

In Memphis wealthy colored man is Robert 0. Church. His residence is one ....... of the most richly appointed private houses there. It was so gorgeous that some of the white ladies of Memphis had their curiosity excited and went in a body to" s«e the mansion. With a flash of her eye and a wave of lier hand Mrs.

Church directed her Swedish waiting maid to show them through the rooms. But there was so much dignity in the manner of tho mistress that tho ladies retired abashed. Church and his whole family aro now making the tour of Europe. It will bo interesting to know whether they aro received nt first class hotels there.

These cases prove that, measured by

if the standard which at present is tho cliief one recognized among men, somo negroes ut least have proved their capacity.

wherever he Ktand*. In

portraiu theapparerU motion of the head generally rendered indistinct by the can-

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being imperfectly stretched,

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e* to «ne of them he will do alt that degree for him. Ho distinguished and able

In colthis distill-

logts anrt hc is sttrn. that if this distinKalilii4 as'id nbltMninister will K- so pvd te' to u-ritea letter to the trnsnvs of the .-AllK.^ A-l.ift.tr from 11 Centlcm.'lll so illS-

rollc-^% i-.lottor. from Kentleinan s, Uiiite.i^hed \\ill have ureat value. The i!i-.lina»lish^i and able gentleman writes the letter, lie multiplies this able and distinguished minister by some six or ton. The Impression-.created amonu' the ir.iste.' of college is that the world is leiJiJUidini^ that the degree of "I) I)." Kconferred this man and, nlue ease out i"f ten, conferred it is. Ail thw is bad. It is bsui for the man who receives the degTeo. The degree is somewhat of a lie. It is tint conferred as an honor, but is conferral 1# the result of his own personal application. It i- bad for tho college, wliieh ls'draaomied into giving lirst rate ilegree to a third rate man. It. Is bad for the meaning of -the degree itself, debiising it. It is iioV in certain ways more honorable not to have the decree, than to have.it,—Cor.. Chieago Adwmeo.

ilham II. Reward.

Mr Sow,ml w»is undeniably a ^ront stnte^nriU- A promiiient abolitioni.sr, he wit-i never bnUT against the n»ople of the south. Hewn? aNve the littleness that characterized so many others on his side of the fuyiate, and, though he lirst pave uttcruuee to the sentiment that there was an irrepressible e»»nilict K'tween freedom and tdawrv. and that th«i continent must either become fn-e or slave, he never countenanced the excesses of speech nor the threats which .some even of the wisest of tho Republicans Indulged In. lie was a philosophic thinker, anil a iwdi re.'ili/.wl the irreconcilability of slavery to the erowirti? conditions of the rennhUe. Even when civil war was inevitable Mr. Reward wns opposed to fomenting it, «nd did all he could to check the pro£re.»s of: events to hostility in a pirit of fraternal compromise. And this feeling .reuiauted with him throughout the eonHict. hO t!»at after the war he was reatty to do ali lie eouSd to make a real [ieace by see '•onUjnff the policy of Mr. Johnson of restoration and not reconstruction, which )jad also i.-een the dovlannl policy of President

to look at the

spectator. Let a straight, line le drawn through the tip of the nose and half way between the eyes, which we shall call the middle line. On each side of this middle line there will bo the same breadth of head, of check, of chin, of neck, and each iris will be in the middle of the whole of the eye, li we uow 1/" to one side, the apparent horizontal breadth of every part of the head and face will diminish, but the parta on each, side of the middle line will be diminished equally, and at any position, however oblique, there will be the same breadth of face on itach side of the middle line, and the iris will be in the (-enter of tho whole of- the eyeball,.so that the portrait preserves Jill the ehar u'tcristic.s of a llgure looking at the sjnicUitor, and must noefcssarily do

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James Mandonncll, Journalist

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slightest concavity or convexity entirely deforms the face when the obliquity is con-siderablo.-r-ftt. Louis Republic.

Of course 1 like London—only too well perhaps. The men 1 constantly mix with and tulk with are widely read, accomplished, very clever, very winy. Dullness they hold to bo the one cardinal sin. And they so rain down epigrams upon a poor fellow's head that one has constantly to carry a mental as well as a material umbrella. I!ut still I long much now and then to .*i:ap. f.,r a few hours from all this desperate cleverness, this flippancy that hohls nothing sacrcd, this determination that no feeling of reverence bhull blunt a joke, this rasping spirit which enacts an apology for a lielief in heaven ur in hell. When I mixed in Scotland with God fearing men who were not at all clever, who had little reading and 110 wit, who could listen hut not talk, I felt that, though they lacked much, they lived in an atmosphere of such purity as educated young Lmdon does not share. Educated youug London is fast taking Heine for Its model—Heine, the most brilliant intellect that Europe has produced since Voltulro. and alho, perhaps, the most irreverent.—

Why Is It

F.asminger and Heawright are Belling so much granulated sugar? So much roasted coilee Ho many cans of corn and tomatoes: And so much flotirc Get answers nt our store. Call.

A tVonmu'H I. t.rovory,

'Another wonderful discovery has en made anil that too oy a woman It Is county.

Disease fastened itselutcho

upon her and for seven years she with tood Its severest tests, but „her vital rgans were undermined and death seemed Imminent. For three months she coughed Incessantly and could not sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and was so much relieved on taking one dose that she slept all night, and with ono bottle lias been miraculously cured.

Her name Is Mrs, Luther Lutz." Thus write W. C. Hamrlck Jc Co., of Shelby N. 15.—Get a free trial bottle at Nye 4 Ct'e drugstore.

Ladles, clean your kid gloves with tin Mather Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Rountreo's Bazaar.

Nature should bo assist cil in tho spring to throw oil I tho heaviness of tliesluirirish winter I i-irculiitioii of tlie

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Moo,l. Nothing

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Our lxvk on Bli mailed free.

it so wdl, so

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prompt iirsosafely as Sw ift's Specitic.

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years, anil consider i! the best tonic and liliKxl remedy that I ever used. In fact I would not" attempt lo enter upon sjiring or summer in this climate without it. II. W. COI.KMAS,

Of Coleman, Feriruson it Co., Dade Citv, r!:.

Kill and Skin Diseases

Swikt SrKciFic Co., Atlanta, Ga.

If you have any

intontion of goiup for a few days or

picnicing or liiiijiiti

wooks you siiould soo us boforo vou ordor your supplies, as we have everything you may uin-d ami vill y^» the very bo^t of goods at reasonahle prices. Wo have eonipetont packers so that your goods will arrive in good order. A* snA^vitioiiT.

—Every ladv eontomplating buying I a new Spring dress shou'd uot thiuk of loing so until she has soon our uew dress goods department and learn our ow ir C'^s. Ij. Bisenoi*.

—If you need auytlilug iu tlio ilrv goods, "uotious or millinery lino don't I fail to call on us. We guarantee saving on every purchase.

—You con buy more goods at tho gren mark down sale tor SI than you can go anywhere else for 8'2. Louis liiscliof.

Well Uecoiiimeiuled.

I can recommend Dr. 13. W. Ream as a thorough ami competent dentist and worthy of a large patronage. He is a graduate of the Ohio College of Dental Surgery and capable of prac-1 tioiug modem dentistry in all its] branches, such as bridge work, gold crowns, gold plates, etc.

G. S. (JI.EMKSS, D. D. S.

—Big cut price sale thus Le vinson V.

Why do .vou endure the at'ony of Dyspepsia: Simmon's Liver Regulator will cure you.

To Cure Heart Disease

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Heart Remedy.' It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing eases. Price 50 cents and $1. Pamphlet free. liiughampton, N. V. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher,

Biliousness, liile, boils and the blues can be cured by Siimnou's Liver Regulator. We Have Ueeiileil

To give to our customers 50 more of the Hand and McNally atlns of the world," and will ask all that want one tlieso elegant books to come and secure their tickets as this will be the bust opportunity to secure this work without any charge. Ilemeinber we give you the atlas.

Use

ENS.MINIiF.lt & Sr.AWIilOllT.

To Cure a Had Cougli

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Kilmer'* Cough cure (Con

sumption Oil)" but relieves juiekly, tttops tickling in the throat, hacking, catarrh-dropping, dreline, night-8\voal md prevents death from eomsumptiou l'riee 2ac. .Pamphlet freo, Jt'riirhnmpton, N. Y. Sold, 1 eeotmneiHjed and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.

Cold in the head? or ChJlblalnh? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The bent thing In tho world for It i« Colman's Petroleum Malm. Got afreo sample at l,ne drug *tore of Xye «fc Co.

Tills Is what you ought to have, li met, wit in it st have It, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for 11 dally, and mourning because they lind It not. Thousands upon thousands ol dollars are spent annually by our pen pie In the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet It may be had by all. We 'guarantee that Electric Hitlers, used according to directions and the use persisted in, will bring you Good Digestion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and Install instead Ktipepsy. We recommend Electric ISitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach ai Kidneys. Hold at 50c, and $1 per bottle by Nye ,fc Co.. druggists.

CATABKH CUBED, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Moflett, Morganfc Co-

Illbburd's Strengthen ng innl Ifheninatle l'lastcrs. AIIK A HKVn.ATlON TO TlIK WOlll.ll AMI AUK

Till'. ONI.V OHM'INK UIIIXMAT1C CI.ASTUIIS. Nine-tenths of all troubles which requiro the aid of plasters are rheumatic in their nature. A change of weather or sudden draft causes a eohl, which developes into muscular and that into inflammatory rheumatism. And yet there has never been such a thing as a distinctly rheumatic and strengthening plaster, anil hundreds have died suddenly where rheumatism lias attacked the heart, A'iiose lives might have been saved had this plaster been applied in season. They are constructed on purely scientific principles and are purely vegetable.

Prepared by Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich.

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week at Ali

Ladies Jereey ribbed vest low neck and no sleevesat li cents at L. Mischot's

—Muslin underwear almost awav this week at L. Bischof's.

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If.vou have over-in.'ulged in eating or drinking take Simmon's Liver Regulator.

—See the new sty lo brilliantino dress goods at L. Bischof's.

Take Simmon's your dinner. It ndigestion.

Liver Regulator afi prevents dyspepsia am!

Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis For sale by Moffett, Morgan A Co.

—Such low prices 011 goods have never been named iu Crawfordsville as Biscbof is giving in this sale. Go at once nud secure some of these mammoth bargains in all the departments.

WHY WILL YOC cough when Shiloh's Cure will give you Immediate leliof Price, 10 cents. 50 cents ai:d $1. Moffett Morgan Jr Co.

If you are all run down,lagged out take Simmon's Liver Regulator and be spry.

Despondency, caused hvadiseased liver, can be avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.

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rmou Salve.

The best salve In the world for Cut Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions and positively cures Piles, or 110 pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satlpfac'lon, or money refunded. Price, I 25 cent* a bos, For sale at Nye .fc Co. drugstore.

The Texas cowboy* take Simmon's 1 ,ivor R.'uulator when bilious.—J. 13. 1'ierce. l&nchero (.! rande, Texas

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nibbard's Jilieunmtte Syrup cures rheumatism by striking at the seat of the disease and restoring the kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken a sufficient time to thoroughly eradicate such poison, it never fails. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

To Cure Kidney Troubles

Use "Dr. Kilmers Swamp-root Kidhi Liver and llladdei Cure." It relies OS i|Ulckly and cures the most chronic find complicated eases. Price 50e. and S'l. Pamphlet free. Iilngluimpton. N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorlai

Can't Account for It.

On the Mh day of November, lsSS, Cooper .t Ilurdenburgh. retail druggists of Kingston, N. V. purchased 1* dozen of Van Wert's Balsam for the Lungs, and on the •..'0 day of the same month they wrote the proprietors of this remedy as follows: •l'lease send 11s at oneoone gross of Van Wert's Balsam We can not account for the demand." Van Wert's Balsam is for sale 111 Crawfordsville by Lew Fisher. Trial size free. '--i...

—.TUMP ShAT surreys for tho mofct stylish, by Tiusley Martin.

Affections or the bowels, so prevailent

Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant foldings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Feinalf Remedy builds up quickly a run-down constitution and brings back youthful beauty. Price $1. Pamphlet free. liinghamton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher

For health anil happiness, the boon of all mankind, take Simmon,s Liver Regulator.

Rntlrely Helpless to Health. The above statement made by Mis. S. II l'ord, wife of

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Interesting to Farmers.

No class of people should be so careful in providing themselves with reliable family medicines as those who live far from physicians. Van Wert's Balsam for the ltmgs Is particularly recommended to tin' farming community, 113 it is wonderfully effective in all throat and lung troubles, and Is especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and yet infallable for croup and whooping cough. Trial size free. For sale by Lew Fisher

Is a well woman.

First ask your druggist, should he not keep it we will send 011 receipt of prije, $1,00 per boLtle or six for $5.00. RHEUMATIC Sviifi' Co. Jackson. Mich.

Notice to Contractors,

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the ofliceof the Clerk of tho city of Crawfurdsville. Indiana, until I o'clock p. m. on Monday, June M, for the Improvement of the alley running east and west between Main street ami Pike street from Water street west to ho alley running north and south between sa.d Water street and CJ'/een street.

The said alley shall lirst be graded and then boul red with good fair sized boulders laid on ton U0t inches of gravel and sand, and bouldered to the full .vidth of said alley.

Saul improvement shall be done at the expense of the property owners having property abutting thereon, except the pro portion thereof occupied by the public grounds by said city bordering thereon and '.he crossings of street sand alleys.

All work to be done according to plans and specifications of tho City Civil Kngineer and to his acceptance.

Hids to be accompanied by an acceptable bond, double in amount to the work lnd upon. Saul work to be completed within days from the letting of the contract.

Hids to be opened at the regular meeting of the Council June :U,

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The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Hy ordoi of the Common Council of tho city of Crawfordsville, lnd. \v. F.SHAUPK,

June II, CityCivil Engineer.

Notice of Proposed Street Improvement

Ofilce of City Clerk, Crawfordsville, lnd. Notice is hereby given, that the Common Council, of the City of Crawfordsville, pursuant to the provisions of an act nf the General Assembly, approved March s, ISMI, providing the mode and manner of making street improvements, enforcing the payment of costs thereof, anil issuing street improvement bonds, as therein provided, etc., having duly passed the following resolution, to wit:

Resolved, b.v the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsville, that it is necessary lo improve the alley running east and west betreeu I'ilte Street and Wabash Avenue in said cily, from Walnut Street east lo the alley between said Walnut Street and Washington Street in said city by grading and bouldering the same to the full width thereof—HI accordance with the profile and specifications on file in the ofilce of the City Civil Kngineer. The total costjif said improvement shall be assessed per lineal foot upon the real estate abutting on said part, of said alley, said assessments if deferred, to be paid in ten annual installments. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of the collection of said assessments unless the property owner pay said assessments before the said bond or' bonds are issued, all as provided for in the act of the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March N, ss'.i.

Notice is further hereby given, to the owners of all property ulong the line of said pro|iosed improvement, to appear at the regular meeting of the council, in the Mayor's ollice, on the li'.th day of .lune, 1MH), at T::«l o'clock p. m., and there make their objections, if any they have, to tlio necessity for said proposed improvement.

KRKI) M. SHKKTZ, Clerk.

Hy FUA.NK O. .NU.VwiiU., IJep. June 5.1

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Notice of Proposed Street Improvement

Olticeof City Clerft, Crawfordsville. lnd. Notice is hereby given, that the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsville, pursuant to the provisions of 11 act of the General Assembly, approved March, lss i, providing the mode and manner of making street improvements, enforcing the payment of the costs thereof, and issuing street improvement bonds, as therein provided, etc., having duly passed the following resolution, to-wit:

Resolved, by the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsville, that it is deemed necessary to improve Market Street in said City, from Whitlock Avenue to a point one hundred and tifty (I0O1 feet east of Garfield Street in said City by gravelinq: the same, 111 accordance with tha profile and specifications on tile, in the office of the Citv Civil Engineer. The total cost, of said improvements shall be assessed pet lineal foot, upon the real estate abutting on on said portion of Market Street (except the portion thereof occupied by street, and alley crossing, which -hall be assessed against the City) said assessments, if deferred to be paid 111 ten annual installments A bond or bonds shall be issued 111 anticipa lion of the collection of said assessments uu. less property owners nay said assessments before said bond or bonds are issued, all provided for in 1111 act of the General As embly of Indiana, approved March s, ]ss i.

Notice is further hereby given, to the owners of all property along tho line of said proposed improvement, to appear at the regular meeting of the Council, in the office of Mayor, 011 the Kith day of June 1-Slnl, ut 7:30 o'clock p. ni., and there uuiki their objections, if any they have, to" the necessity for said proposed improvement.

LSIHI.

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children cured by Simmon'sLiver Regulator. Mother, Wife unri Daughter, S

Ford, can be voueh-

I for by nearly the whole population of Horunna Mich., her home for years. She was for two years a terrible sufferer from rheumatism, being confined to her bed most of the

time,

her feet and limbs

being so badly swollen she could searely move. She was induced to try a bottle of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup. It helped her ane two additional bottles entirely cured her. To-day

Notice of Proposed Street Improvement

Otlice of City Clerk. Crawfordsville, lnd Notice is hereby given, that the Common Council, of the City of Crawfurdsville, pur suant to the provisions of an act of the (Sen oral Assembly, approved March S lsjw. providing the mode and manner of making street improvements, enforcing the pay mcnt of the costs thereof, and issuing strec improvement bonds, as therein pro\ ided etc., having duly passed the following resolution, to-wit:

Resolved, by the Common Council, of tin City of Crawfordsville, that it has bo deemed necessary to improve Wabash Ave nue, in said City, from Water Street CJrecti Street, by grading and graveling the same in accordance with the profile and speeitications on file in the oflice of the City Civil Kugineer. The cost of said improve ment shall be assessed per lineal foot upon the real astute abutting on saidWabash Ave between said streets (except, the portio thereof occupied by street and alley cross ings, which shall be assessed against the City) said assessment, if deferred, to be paid in ten annual installments. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of the collection of said assessments, unless the properly owners pay said assessments fore said bond or bonds are issued, all provided for in an act of the C.eneral sembly of Indiana, approved, March s,

Notice is further hereby given, to th owners oT all property along the line of said proposed improvement, to appear at the regular meeting of the Council, in the ofticc of the Mayor,on the Kith day of June 1VJ0, at 7 o'clock p. 111., and there muk' their objections, if any they have, to the necessity of said improvement.

June

FKKD SHKKTZ, Clerk.

FUANK O. l.\xwiii.IM L)cp.

Special Ordinance.

AN ORDINANCF, to provide forthc crav cling and bouldering of the alley runiiin east and west between Main street and

I'ikc street, from Water street west the alley running north and south between said Water street and Green street according to the plans and speeilicatious of the City Civil [Cngineer and providing for the cost thereof. SECTION 1. l!e it ordained by the Common Council of the Cit.v of CraWfordsville, Indiana, that the alley running east and west between Mam street and l'ike street, from Water street west to the alley running north and south between said Water street. and Green street be graveled and bouldered according to the plans and specifications on file in the oMcc of the City Civil Knuin..or.

That the alley shall first be gradeo and then bouldered with good fair sized boulders laid on ten (10) inches of gravel and sand and bouldered to the full width of said alley.

All work to be done to the entire satisfaction of the City Civil ICngitieei-" And that such improvement be done at the expense of the property owner- having porters, property abutting thereon [except, the for you

SUCTIONan

M. SHERT/., Clerk.

By FIUXKFRED O. MAXWKI.I., Dep. luiieo.

1V.As

SILKS.

20 Inch printed liulias Silk well worth 50e, In this Male nnly 2rm. 12 styles to select from.

Two numbers of gros grain silks. No. 1, 21 Inches wide Well worth J1.25, In this sale only '.l"e. A great biitguin. No. 2, 21 Inch gros grain silk well worth SI (15, in this sale only $1 (IT a ynid. These goods are ill black and great bargain.

DRAPERY NETS.

25 pieces fine drapery nets. You can buy them for much less money than cost the importer. We start, as low lis :'i5c, 75c. SI and tip worth double.

DRESS GOODS-

In this di pari ment we can safely say never in the history of the trade have line dress fabrics been offered ill, I he prices named by lis this season. Finest novelties of this season's Importation at half and less than half iietual cost lo im-

proportion thereof occupied by the public j-jonrlettas line nil'wool Serges, l'lliids grounds bv said city bordering thereon,and |.los-

the crossings of streets ami alleys) that said alley between the limits aforesaid, according to the provisions of Sections 70 and 71 of the act of tho Ceneral Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March lth, IM»7, entitled "An Act to repeal all general laws now in force for the incorporation of cities, and to provide for the incorporation of cities, prescribing their powers and rights, and the manner in which they shall exercise the same, and to regulate such other matters as properly pertain thereto," and Section i'J of said Act as amended bv an Act of the Ccnerjl Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved April llth issl, and also an Act of the (Senoral As-fmbly of the State of Indiana, approved April lHth, l**f, entitled. "An Act concerning contracts made by order of the Common Council for the grading ami improvement ol streets and alleys, providing the manner of estimating the cost thereof and of enforcingthesaine against the lots and unplatted lauds abutting on such streets oralleys, rtxmg the liability therefor, and declaring emergency.n

2. The City Civil Kngineer is

hereby directed to set the proper grade stakes and the City Clerk to advertise, by publication one day each week three successive weeks

I'OITDSVTMJTI

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tho CHAW-for

DAILY JHIUNAL, that

sealed proposals, for the execution of said work, will be received by the City Clerk on the day named in the advertisement.

SKC. 8. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force after its passage. Massed by the Common Council, this 2d day of Juno. ISW.

Attest:

W. C. CAUK, Mayor.

FUKD SIIKKTZ, Hy KIUSKH. O. MA.\WI:LL,Clerk.Deputy.

Ordained and established this 2nd day of June, 1MK). \V. C. CAUK, Mayor.

Juuef#, l«9o..

We have still greater surprises in low prices. Fine nil wool

n,|(,Xovoltles,

Robes at

ami Stilpea. fine, on the dollar. Give thisdopartnient your attention we will

Have

money a« wo need the room.

LOUIS BISCHOF'S,

DRY GOODS HOUSE1

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CHALLIS-

Finest half wo 1 ohnllies ei|iial lo tin Imported Challies, in this sale only 15c. a yard. Wat.li Challls that, were 10 and I2icall go lu this sa.o at 5c a yard for choice. First come gel.liest assortment. We will only seil one dress pattern to a customer.

AND LADIES' BAZAAR.

NEVER SOLD SO CHEAP!

Innumerable

Wc Inaugurated' on Monday, May 2(.

Ol Great Magnitude, preparatory to extensive alterations and re-modeling of our premises.

BasattaaagwaHiwgyasagi

We will quote but :i few of the

WHITE GOODS.

In table Damasks, Ni'pkim-. Tu\v«*U and Crubh we give you pi lees that can nut duplicated. We have

Embroideries-

We "ill offer a big lot of 15 lnd Flounciitgs, line quahlv. we made 5 (dosing deal on this lot-, we did not pay fiOo on the dolla*" tor hem. You can buv them fo- less moncv than on ever bought, goodsof eqtul qualities. J.ieoiiet Kmbroideries at.c, s, 1:U .liid 1-IjV'- Vl'l'V dieap.

Fans.

Wc show 11 line vi I roui-ht lo Ihi fail lor Slu. 'I In pi opi.i Ion, values

ni'iif fwnnmirinniniiin ir'TfmrrT'fni v—

I line cily. one roll

rgmaittnrrriiMritTTTr irrTTnimTimriiT riiiiii HI hub 1

argc

Everything that, goes to maki lirst class White Goods department be found on our counters India Mulls, India Linens, plain and ilgured KWISM, I'iuid iuid Striped Jaconets, 1'iipies and Cambrics, etc, A saving here of full one-third from regular pric.es.

TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS

vety large

Htock und must make prices to put them into money at Otice. We have Int. of Turkey Ked Table Linen well woith 10 tnaOcin this* sale, only 17e a yard. Also 5.001) yards all linen Crash worth from 8 t«» Hlc a ysinl, in this sale only cents.

Ginghams.

FinoKieneh (lingham^. IMnbN,Stripes and IMaln. Vine Combination (lughnmK and Zephyr Slit at about half tho {rices they were imported to sell r««r. Not. a few short em's but. a line of 7" p:il terns to Helect from. ..:.r'

.'ob 1-llllS

A fall for le ol -I as I heap in •red.

127 And East Main Street.

Umbrellas.

.«•

fl'Olll I

Hundreds of them lo. selc.-l Prices on a few leading numbers: SI.07, SI.17. SI. 17, and ^2.1 Wonder is vlioi the material fr„m alter the actual cost Is eoiisl.H• Give us a call in this department and-* will save vou m.Lev.

TIM

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Underwear

In warui-w

Ithcr underwear we lmw' ,ls t,. offer. I'" io, and 1'b

some vej cheap Jersey voMsal ti. worth double.

Lace Curtains.

indii'-iiiieiit-

1,1

.. have ever del" ,'tn ld a-sel bl'lell' lair.s. TI"

We shall offer greater Ibis department than helore. Wc have sl ill a in Nottingham and Swi:j* prices named will bo »,, l'o. i?I 7"i and #2 and no house in owiio goods of i'c|imi qua ti -ll ,tdoul.de the price allied. Curtain material bv the ai poles all at eloping out P"^v: the room.

mil) lli-il

S.TIIII a"'1 Curtail: ne-lici'll

Sattcens and Cashmere Ombre

The line t, high art iioveliie for 25c a yard, well wonh line or line Sail ens. goods a good .|iiality which sold ai weeks ago. Amerii an Sat styles at.

iiaperb-l In la-'.

15 and 20e. We want the new building and must have cost or sacrlllee of the g"»

|e-al 12!-' ".'ii- aV I1'1'

UIK. 1'" that i'l mill f'-r- our it atV'",v

':ll'll: p""

Iiinid-

for You