Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 June 1890 — Page 3

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THE

rooms

FOR NEXT 30 DAYS!

We will make sweeping reductions on all of our

WALLPAPER, WINDOW SHADE Robinson & Wallace.

•at:

99-OENT

Lawn Tennis Goods,

ackets, Nets, Balla, Etc. Base Ball Bats, Balls, Gloves and Masks Croquet Sets, Out-door Games of all Kinds, Hammocks, Swings,

Camp-Chairs, Flags, Camping Outfits.

OSS BROS. 99-Cent Store We Are Moved

Buser & Beckner

uiTiagc

Old Doherty Stand,

South Washington St.root.

Every Vehicle, Piece of Harness

IN TJIE HOUSE 19

absolutely bran new.

Paint

UPSTAIRS WITII

George Henderson In Charge.

Blacksmith Shop

Jl'tiT. TO T1IK HEAR, K?

Fronting on Pike Street.

DAVID 811IIIjAII

Winslow,Lanier&Co.,

'7 NASSAU STREET, New York,

bankers,

T/NVR"^STE,LJVSTAT£S- CORPORAIVT,*JANKS

AND

MERCHANTS.

A\N,«ALL0WEN

AFL

L0™S

DEPOSITS

NEGOTIATED.

Save Your Dollars

buy your flour

tl,c

01,1

& Witkins' Mill,*

A lilt

h»ie

from (j io$ilUuon every bbl.

Every Sack Warranted Equal to Any Sold. TRY

IT AND SAVE MONEY.

Call

or send your orders to the Prompt delivery.

mill.

Diamond Mills.

STORE.

TTrr^stFlltTT^J^ts^of^goocls and want to sell

more. We have tFief-"--—

Largest Stock

To select from in Crawfordsville. Do not fail to see the new

QUICK MEAL

line Stoves,

18©0

"ilie best store in the market. Come and look through our new Whether /ou want to buy or not you .-I are always welcome.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

Thonia-! Block. Half Square east of old place.

OTHERS

fRIEND

Child

I8iv

BOR

LESSENS PAIKLpcD'-ro LIFE nt. !6WIH^"?M0THER

^S^I^CHILP

Sold by Nvc & Co.

TIME TABLEb.

N A & C, VANDAL!\

NOKTII I ROTTII

No 4—Mall 1 irutm'K.vpreas f):4ruun No 6—Mall.... 1.4Hpin:Malt ftjriOpn Local Freight- '.i:5Upm.Aeeom 12:00N

ROUTll NOIITII

No 3—Malt 1 :*JOanrMall 8:15am No 5—Mali 3: rJpiniKrproaa

!*0 1—Mftll, 0:20 am No

iod

0:ir»P»i

IxjcalFrt)lirht...U:05amlAccom 12:00 N

yt K9T

EAST

'2—Mall,«1..4:57pm

^o:J—MaU(tl).12: »5auj|No 4—MalKd)... 1:55am No5—Mall..d.... 1:25pm'No G-Mall N 7—Kli»n»sa .6:4?pm No 8— Koreas.8:fUtD

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LIKE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. Pstsseuirers iiinl Unwise loDepnis, Hotels, or any partot' 1 lie Clt v. Als»o proprietor of tin* Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line.

The Cheap I'rlres will lie maintained mill Satisfactory service rend'-risl. I/'iivecalls ill Stulili's (ill l:ukM si reel, on shiUi lit Sinxlgnuts & Murih» s.

Teleplioae-No. 47.

Peddler—Miuliiin, 1 have mic ol the most •omplele mid successful lly-trups II,'i,l of house—l/ird l.lehs my sei I. 1 don't need mi lly-traps. I' hw liie none. The old limn Is lmtil-ln ul' 'I.

This causes us to remaik

there are no Hies on

The Yellow Front,

Where W. P. Dicko*'". llu-

shoe-maker, holds forth.

113 West Market St.

MILWAUKEE BEER

CELEBRATED

1IIJ1H !ilHiSONi

Daily Journal

FMDAY, JUNE 20, IK'JO.

THE CITY.

I he Weather Report.

tor Indiana—7 u.m„.Fair, wanner. Local Teioperiitiire

1 aIn

I in 85

I'ltK KOli IIOAI KS1CKN1CSS. The Jumnar,

so»H leaving the city for a vacation at 10 oeutsa woek. Addresses changed as ofteu as desired.

OKLAHOMA LAND OfriOL.

John H. Burford, of this Oity, Appointed Register, A United States Land Olliee has been established at Oklahoma Oity, in the lerritory of Oklahoma, making three in that future State, the other two being lix'iitt'd at Guthrie and Kinglishor. John 11. Burfoid, of this city, 1ms resigned the Judgeship of the county of No Man's Land, to accept the office of Register of the new cilice, lie arrived nt Beavor by stage Saturday oveuing, and soon became thoroughly disgusted. With the exception of a rickety twostory framed house the entire town was unu.0 up of dug outs or mud houses The Oklahoma Oity Daily Timos thus speaks of the now arrangement: ,, -U'ediBtriot will include a part of the Guthrie and Kinglishor districts,and no doubt, will also take in the Indian countries on the east as soon i.s they are "puni'd up. The Register ami Receiver liavo been appointed. Mr. J. H. Burfoid is tlio Register. Ho lives at Crawfordsvlle, lnd. A member of the Times force has known Mr. Burford for twelve years, and knows liiiu to bo a lino lawyer and a perfect gentleman, ilis irreproachable reputation will make him absolutely unapproachable by those in uuimucH which uru

The Jouhnai,,

oftou brought

to boar upou men to whom such responsible trusts are given. J. 0. Dulunoy, of Pennsylvania, is tho Receiver. Wo have been unable to loam any particulars of him, but i*. is safe to say ho is a Ropublicau and no doubt wollquuHllcxl to (ill the oflice.

together with tho

friends of Mr. Buriord, congratulate him on this most desirable change iu positions.

PEOF. OOULTER AND HIS WOEK.

The Result of An Interview By Au Inuianapolis News Reporter. A News correspondent met Prof. Ooulter last night and found him rejoiced that the blow and dust of com. mencemont week have gone by and the air is now dear for scientific work. Prof. Ooulter says ho knows no difference between term timo and vacation so far as botanical work is coueorned. Ho is at w«rk on the systematic classitloation of tho Texan flora for the Agricultural Department, and will soon publish an oxtensive report, paying particular attention to tho geographical of plants,which lie regards as the greatest problem in botany, and one which oau be better solved by au exhaust vie study of the ten thousand species of plant iu North America than by tho study of those of any other continental area. Professor Ooulter stands at tho head of systematic botany in America since the death of Professor Gray. Ho has most of the plants of North Amorioa in his herbarium tho niostextonsivooutsidoof Oambridgo. Seven of the pest-graduates of Wabash will stay with him this summer and work on the botany of Texas and O .mteniala. Immense bundles of pressed plant 3 are sent to h:m from tho latter region, and about ever third spooies found new to science. The dowers are boiled iu test tubes, opened and analjzed readily. Thoro is great enthusiasm in the work. and Professor

Ooulter will be in tho laboratory all summer, except when tho American Association for advancement of Science is iu cession.—Indianapolis News.

v. Odd Fellows in Darlington. As previously announeod yesterday was Odd Fellows day at Darlington. Although the rain iu tho morning kepi a good many away, yet liy noon the tuu was shining uud tho crowd rami). Promptly at 1 ::10 o'clock tho procession left tho hall lieaddd by the Darlington band and fourteen yonug ludiea. It marched to tho country, there formed a hollow F»iuare iu tho shade and tho decorating coreniony was gone through with. As tho too rotary called tho names of tho :eased brothers a young lady marched to the ceut jr, dropped a wreath of tlowers and recited averse of scripture, after which the wreaths wore carriod

:i :,.l

that

laid ou the different graves. The procession was reformed and marched to tho Christian r.iiuroh when tho beau tiful ceremony of delicuting the hall was gone lb wujjh with. 1 oputy Grand Muster T,wly, o.r Indianapolis, acted as Grand Muster. Although tho day was oxoossively hot tho

large

audience lis-

toned with interest to Mr. Leedy address ou Odd Fellowship, which was verv interesting nud instructive to those of the order and we hope will result much good to the order at that place. Hrethreu were thoro from Colfax and Crawfordsville. Among those present were: Taylor Uuflington,

from here John Griflin, Kamsey. Altogether it was a day long

l,o

wiU

A N I

i:\poiiT

.\r

Th&Nuti Hotel Bar.

Prod liunilel and A. F.

remembered

by those present,

(ilen Lodg« desires us to thank everybody for their assistance making n.J jay a success.

New Teachers in Wabash College. Walter Kviuis has resigned his tion as assistant to Prof' oomo the head of the niont of the J. fnoturiug

posi-

Coulter to bobotanioal depart-

K. Lilly Urug Mmm-

Couipuny at Indianapolis. He

he succeeded by E. E Seaton, ,1 take up 1"B duties in beptember after spending the suuimeriu Richmond. 1' MoOord, tutor iu the preparatiirv deiwrtmont, will bo succeeded next iiv H- ltausom. Mr. Ransom wdNpend tho summer in the County Purveyor's otlice at Indtanapolis. In oonnootio11 »'th his duties as instructor 2".U1 l'»riiU00 ix»t graduate course

ShA'l1 surroys for tho moe

stylish, by Tinsley &• MarUn,

1500DLERS ACQUITTED.

PAEK NATIONAL BANK, 0HI0AG0, SUSPENDS.

Eudolph Dubois Hanged at Quebec-

Three Killed on the B, & 0. Railway-

Spi-cliil to The Jourmil.

Oiih'aoo,

will bo mailed to per-

Juuo 20.—The jury this

morning returned a vordict of acquittal in tho eases of Aldermen M. Cabo aud Corcoran, who were charged with tho election fraud conspiracy.

Olosed Its Doors.

S|4et'ltil to The Journal. Onn'Aoo,June 20.—Tho Park National liauk, of this city, closed its dooiB this morning.

A Wife Murderer Hanged.

S,K*chil U) thu Jouruat.

New* Yoiik,

Juue

20.—A

special from

Quebec says that Rudolph Dubois, for the murdor of his wife, mother-in-law and twooliildren at Stallfunslast February, was hanged at that city this morning. Tho murderer confessed his crime

tho scaffold.

A B. & 0, Wreck.

S|K*elaI to the Journal.

New York,

Juuo

20.—A

wreck oc

curred this morning on tho R. ,v O.

railroad nt a small station called Ohilds. Threo porsons wero killod and twenty were injured. All wore brought horo.

PETTIT IN 00UET.

The Distinguished Prisoner Makes His First Appearance in tho Montgomery Oounty Oourt.

A JouitNAt, reporter got wind of the fact that W. F. Pettit was to appear bofore tho court this morning and visited the jail •. oforc tho nrrival of tho Deputy. Mr. Pettit wos engaged in reading law as usual. Rulfcot Canoodle occupiid the adjoining cell and wus calling lustily for a needle and thread. Ho interrupted the conversation of Mr. Pettit and tho reporter by requestiug the loan of au extra large pants butto:: and having obtaimd it retired iuto his cu tojrnry state of iunoououB desuetude Mr. Pettit stated that tho joint board of Commissioners of Montgomery and Tippoeanoe oounties had called upon him yesterday together with John L. Goben and several others, forming quite a select and fasliionublo loveo. He further said that now commencement was over ho was prepared to receive the visits of the reporters who usually lie jkod to him for newB oud solace when other channels failed. Tho reporter was just prepared to ask him if he would desire to liaro his trial come oQ' during the session ol the Methodist conference, when Mr Davis arrivod to conduot hJm to tho court. Mr. Pettit quickly doffed his dressing gown and after shining liis shoes, put on his Prince Albert oout and slouch hat and walked to tho oourt house with Mr. Davis and the reporter. Ho took hiB seat with his attorneys, Stuart, Davidson, Gay lord aud Kumler, just opposite tho proseoutor's table, where sat A.R.Audorson,G.W.Haywood and W. C. Wilson. Rut a very few had rojognizod Mr. Pettit as he passed the streets and consequently but a very few wore in tho oourt room. Tho Fletchor-Crabbs case was in progress but tho witnesses wero exouscd and the Pettit caso called. The stato moved tho piisouor be arraigned for trial, but pending this motion the defenso entered a special appearance and a motion under it wos to tho efl'ect that the case be remanded to Tippecanoe county under the plea that Judge Langdon had stiuok out certain olnusos in Mr. Pottit's affidavit for a change of venue. Tho defense also entered an objection to the court's making any ruling iu tho oaso this term. The oourt at first overruled their motion, but upon tho defense cluiming that the matter was vital their interests and that tho time had been too short for them to preparo their argumont he gave them until

Monday to prepare. So tho subjeot of tho rdWudmeut will como up next Monday morning. During tho proceedings Mr. Pettit sat at his table with his hands foldod upon it, watching overy point with the keenest intorosts, pud looked more tho attorney than tho prisonor.

Tho attorneys in the oaso roturned to Lafayotto this aftoruoou. At the train Col. Wilson, of the prosooution, stated to Tnc

Jouunaij

roporter that the

movements of tho defense tsnded merely to tho dolayiug of the caso. He clarsically compurod Stumt in this matter to Cato of Roman litstory. Col. Wilson said that he did not believe thoro was tho slightest possibility of the remandment of tho case, and said that Mr. Pettit would, ho verily believed, be tried horo early in the September term. Mr. Stuart, of the defense, when questioned said he boliovcd the grounds for the remandment were well taken, but didn't know whether they would be sucoessfulor not. Ho said he had a good strong case but did not intend to show his hand until in tho oourt room. Ho declared himself ns highly pleased at the fair impnrt'al way in whioh

Tub Jouuxai,

had treated the c.se, and said he firmly believed in his client's innocence.

Attention (Jo. I.

Every man is ordored to be present at tho meeting Friday night at 8 p. m., sharp to receive instructions for the general inspection whioh is to bj Monday evening at 7 #0, June 23d, by order of J. H. Jack, Inspector General, Indiana Legion. M. V.

Wert,

Oboup, Whoopino

Capt.

—Ladies Jereoy ribbed vest low neck and no sleevosat 0 cents at L. Risohof's

—Sootlio new style brilliantino drees goods at L. Risohof's.

oouqh

ChiUrm t*v

and Bron

chitis lmmedlAtel ralloved by Shtloh's cure. Moffett. Morgan A Oo.

tor

Stone in the Kidnew

.J.

U".~

'akiai with slmrp piilns 111 -'.lie low-

P"r''i™

"f iny Uiwols In the rotrion of tliv hlinl-Mioi-tly

IiIihkI

iipix.'iiml mixed with my

unn.', ,111.111 lew weeks later 1 hint uu uttiiekof tried a nunihor of doctors. One will II was travel, another

INFLAMATI0N OF THE BLADDER,

1 1

I re

ujontha 1 was umler the care of an eminent not tor at Albany, hut constantly irrowlmr "'f

w«*nt homeUMlk'. At this time I

li l. S

l,r.y

David Kenned} Favorite

iutiM.*ij.v, of Homiout. N. V.,auduuiuowrotiust ,A rtMiietly whlcli ean do tills for u^oin-ar death as I was should be known «»\l

,nv

u* VF*

Ihhk? this statement will cause

,LS

was to use the reuiedv.—C.

». Mhnvn. lVtvrsburK. N. V.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

SIiule lit Komlout. N. Y. 11: Ol'orf.V

OHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Aaron Huglif and wife have been marrii forty-six yenrs to-day. —Dr. E. Huutsiucer, cyo and ear specialist, will bo hero noxt Tlwsday,

—The graduating exercises of the Waynetown schools take plaoe tc-night.

—The township trustees tiled their reports with the Board of Commissioners.

T. E. Rallurd will speak at a Prohibition Juno 2-t. —Tho Mouon route has agreod to day furnish two ologaut floats for the 4th of July parade. —Tho counter in the Amorioan Ex-

pross Company's office has boon oliung- night

od arouud to front the south. —The township trustoos report-id to-day their book sales for tho quarter to Supt

Zuek lo day. Thoy amounted to about dorson.

SI 110. The stalls in tho engiuo house have liooii moved book iuto spaoe onc3 occupied by the old oalabooso, thus giving tho engiuo room muob more room. —Mrs. Laura MoCorkle, the oolobratod whistler, and hor trouio wero loft today in this city, having missed their train. Laura didn't whistle any, however. —Supt. Zuck lias engaged Prof. Mott, of Dublin, aud Prof. Harwood, of Attioa, to assist in tho oounty institute work whioh will bogin in the oourt house August 25. —A Fort Wayne oonsus enumerator has found a colored woman living with her third husband who has given birth to thirty-sevon children siuce 1808. Rut one child is now living. —Lacoy's show window is decorated with the beaut fully framed charter of tho P. O. S. A. Theoharter itself is a work of art and will be a fitting deoorutiou to tho quarters of tho flourishing club. —D. T. Crowley, of Indianapolis, is temporary operator at the Western Union oflioo while Goorgo White takes a lay- oil'. Walter Cons is also taking a vacation. Roth will go to axin kuokeo next week. —W. H. Juokson has obtained tho contrast for tho ereot'on of Dr. E, tchon's now residenoo on tho corner of Green s'.reet and Wabash avenue. The residence is to cost over 8fi,000 and is to be llnishod by noxt November. —Ladoga Leador: In a recent interview with Dr. Moore, of tho Midlund, the Leader man learned tliat a survey li'is been eomplotod from Brown's Valley to Wavoland and it is the iuto tit ion of tho management to push tho road on to the ooal fields this season yot, as woll as to put tho track between Ladoga aud Brown's Valley in good ooudition. Dr. Moorosays the Midlpud is doing a fair business now. One factory in Anderson gives them Bix cars a day. Thoy get much of tho freight west from Audor sun.

—One thousand quarts Michigan strawborrioB to-day aud to-morrow, also Waynotown red and blaok raspberries and strawberries at Joe Taylor's, —Free Ltinoh nt Johnson's billiard hall No. 113 and 115 North Green street from 'J to 11 a. m. 2 to 5, and 8 to 11 p. m. —Although torn up Louis Bisoliof will try and wait on all custom* rs. —Choioe of over 350 ladies' p.ud oliildron's straw hat at Abe Loviusou's, Choice for 25 conts, worth 50, 75 oonts and 81. —Mort Beckner, next to tho Mayor's oflioe sells tho best bumper shavings at $1 a load. All orders promptly attend ed to. —We are giving special priooa on onr suitings aud pantaloons, so don't fail to order your now suit of Snodg-ass Murphy. —We handle only tho best quality of ourod moats, such as hams, broakfast bacon and dried beef and oliarge you what others charge for seoonds.

Ensmingkh A, Seawin

Interesting to Karmers.

No class of people should be so careful in providing themselves with rollnble faintly medlclnos as those who live far from physicians. Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs Is particularly recommended to the farming oommunlty, as 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 Low Fisher

—We aro receiving fresh fruit* and vegetables evory day. Home grown peas, beets and cabbage. Southern oherrios, goosebeVries, etc. Port Lemon banaunas and strawberries for everybody. Loave your orders at cur store and wo will please you.

Ensminqer

COLUMBUS Martin's.

Pitcher's Guttfii

& SKAWllIOnT.

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

Buggies at Tinsley &

To prevent fevers, koep the liver act lve and bowels r«gulatod with Simmon's Liver Regulator.

PERS0NAL P10K-UPS.

•Ed. Harris is visiting in Indianapolis. —Wm. Reeves is in Gartleld on buBi-

convention iu Veedorsburg uoss. —Saxe Mowers left for Lafayolto to-

—J. Golon wont to Waveland to day. S. G. Pattison wont to Maoo last

-Walter Unlet went to Darlingtou

O. B. Young lias^ returned to An-

—Prof. H. Z. MoLuiu is in Indianapolis to-dny. Mi's llolon Condit 1ms returned to Torro Huutc. —Honry Little is visiting his utiolo in Danville, 111.

Rov. A. M. Work went to lndinuapolis this afternoon—Mihs Daisy Carver has roturned from GreencaBtlo. —Fred Hoffman left for his home iu Rochester to-day.

Dr. Samuel Intiu

looking after

his farm nt Guio.. —Mrs. Sue Murphy is tho guost of Mrs. Scott Steele.

Miss Oora Yeagley has roturuod from Martinsville. Obps. Rerry roturuod to Waynetown this morning,

Miss Lois Poiroo roturuod to Iudianapob's labt evening. —W. T. Slioetz has gouo to Greenwood on horse business. —Albert Wert was iu Waynotown to lay ou military business. —Mrs. W. H. Morrison returned from a visit iu Garfield to-day. —H. E. Seaton loft for his homo iu Richmond this morning. —Mrs. M. M. McKeo loft for a visit •'i Chicago this afternoon. —Oscar Vaught, of Jacksonville, 111., was iu tho city yesterday. —L. E. McCord rotuiiied to-day to his homo iu Vi'iido'ia, 111. —Dr. R. J. Cnuuinghani returned today from Nowborg, N. Y. —Father Dinuon has retuvnod from a visit to a brother in Fort Wayuo. —Mrs. Lew Cumberland his returned from Kokomo bringing with her a sister. —Miss Blvucho

Div

is visiting her

sister, Mrs. Tom Dnvis, in Torro llauto. —M. A. Rraunon has gone to li's homo nt Crown Point to remniu uutil July. —Hon. J. F. Stut esmim left to-dny to spond tho heated term in tho untskills. —W T. Cuppoy went to Chicago day ou busino: for tho A. L. A. .V S. association. —Julius IJarnos, who has boon" at tonding oommoncemout horo returned to LnPorto to- .lay. —Mrs. O. Swain has roturuod to Kuightstown pfter visiting her daughter, Mrs. Soott Stoole. —Tho Misses Cp'^wright, who have bron the gi'ests of Mattio Eltzioth roturuod to Delphi to-day. —Aba Anilvows left for his homo in I .Porto tc

1iy.

gut.

—If you have any intention of going pionioing or oamping for a fc days or weeks yon Bhould see us before you order your supplies, as wo have everything you may need and will give you tho very best of goods at roasonablo prices. Wo have oompotent paokors so that your goods will arrive in good order. E

nhminoer

& S

eawiuoiit.

No sounding phrases or loolish boasting aro needed to draw attention to Van Worts'Balsam for the lungs. A claim is mado for it that it is tho best cough medicine on the markot, every bottle is guaranteed to do all that it is claimed and ovuryono is invited to make a free test ot its merits. Volumes of phrase could not do more to rccoinniond it ttian this. Trial sizefroe. For sale by LewD'iaher.

He will probably nt-

tond Pribcet in next year. Mi'sb

Bertha Goodell is ajaiu tlio

gaost of Af-ss Mirgaret Morgan, having returned from Indianapolis. —Mrs. Ettio Coleman, accompanied by Miss Nora Alfrey, returned to her home in Noblesvi Ho to-day. —Mrs. Ora Hall, who 1ms been the guost of her sister, Mrs, Soott Steele roturned to Newcastle to- day. —Miss Kate Waldon, who has been the guest of Mise Ada Harding returned to Lancaster, Ky., lpst night. •C. P. Doney aud M'ss Vine lvuowlton wont to Iudiannpol'S this morning to visit W. W. Thornton and wife. —Low Fishor and John Konstmzor start 3d out this aftornc ju to bill ifayette for tho -1th of July colebration. —Miss Daisy Avery, who has been tho guost of Miss May Klein, returucd to hor home iu Frankfort last evening. —G. W. Hall, '90, wont to Indianapolis to-day to assumo tho position of sooretary for tho National Union Supply Association. —Miss Rertha Marshall, who has boeu tlio guost of Mrs. Clias. Crawford returned to her homo iu Concord, Vermont, to day. —A. D. Kellisou was admitted to tlio

Montgomery county bar tliiB moining. He leaves in a short time for Montana whero ho will practice law. —Tho family of JamoB Coylo loft this afternoon. Miss Lily Coylo will go to Toronto, Cauadn, while Mr. Coylo and hie wife will iu thu futuro at least side in Chioago. —R. Howard Taylor and his aunt, Mrp. Huottoubraugh, loft for Philadelphia this morning. Mr. Taylor attends tho world's convention of college men at Nortbticld, Mass., noxt woek.

Mother, Wife and Daughter, Thoso dull, tired looks and unpleasant feelings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Female Remedy builds up quickly a run down constitution and brings back youthful beauty. Price $1. Pamphlet free. Blnglmmton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Flflier

To Insuio a hearty appetite and Increased digestion take Simmon's Liver Regulutor.

Olioioe of Over

350 Ladies' and Children's STRAWHATS

At 25 Cents, Worth Double.

North Washington Street.

Successors to C. N. Vnncleuve.

121 North Washington Street.

WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO

Screen Doors And Windows

CHEAP.

Hardware and Implements

OF ALL KINDS.

Sugar and Flour at Cut Prices.

After July 1, Terms Strictly Gasli,

SUMMER COMFORTS!

WE HAVE THtM.

Window, oor Screens Screen Wire, Gasoline Stoves. 'X1tie

SURltEYS, for a stylish one try Tlnsey it Martin.

—Wo will sell you more nud bettor goods for one dollar than any house in the oity. Aim

'I'o

Caii'i. ivecouiii for It.

On the Slh duy of November, IsSS, Cooper & Ilavdeiiburgh, retail druggists of Kingston, N. Y. purchased IS dozen of Van Wert's Balsam for the Lungs, and ou the '20 day of the same month they wrote thu proprietors of this remedy as follows: "Please send us at once one gross of Van Wert's Balsam We cannot, account for tho demand.'' Van Wert's Balsam is for sale in Crawfordsvillo by Lew Fisher. Trial size free.

Cold Iu the head? or Chilblains? or Ohaflngr or a Burn? or any Old Boros'r The best thing In the world for It Is Colmnu's Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye A Oo.

Ku|»e]»%y

This Is what you ought to have, li. fact, von must have It., to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for It dally, and mourning because they find it not. Thousands upon thousands ol I dollars are spent, annually by our pen pie in the hope that they may attain tlii.t boon. And yet It may be had by all.

We guarantee that Electric. Bitters, sed according to directions and the in..persisted In, will bring you Good Digestion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and Install Instead Kupcpsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 50e, and $1 bottle bv Nye &, Co., druggists.

From Geo. li. Thayer, of Bourlion lnd.: "Both myself and wife mve» our llfo to Shlloli's Consumption Cure." For solo by Moffett. Morgan .t Co-

A IVmimu'ri 1. "covorj.

'Another wonderful discovery has en tnado and that too ny a woman ti tJe county. Disease fastened ltsclutchiupon her and for seven years she with rtood Its severest tests, but her vital rgaiis wero undermined and death sootnod Imminent. For threo mouths she coughed Incessantly and could not sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Dlscovoiy for consumption and was so much rolljved on taking one dose that she slept all night, and with one bottle has been miraculously cured. Uer name Is Mrfc, Luther Lut'/..1 wrlto W. C. Uamrick & Co., of N. B.—Got a froe trial bottle at Cl'» drugatoro.

Kntlrely Helpless to Health. Tho above statement made by Mrs. S. I H. Ford, wife of Gen Ford, can bo vouched for by nearly the whole population of Borunna Mich., her home for yenrs. She was for two years a terrible sufferer from rheumatism, being confined to her bod most of the time, her feet and limbs being so biully swollen she could sen rely move. She was Induced to try a bottle of Iflbbard's Rheumatic Syrup. It helped her ane two additional bottles entirely cured tier. To-day she Is a well woman.

First ask your druggist, should ho not keep It wo'will send on receipt of prl^e, $l,uo per bottle or six for $5.00. Hueumatio Svitnr Co. Jackson, Mich.

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Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Heart Remedy.' It regulates, corrects and relieves Use most distropslni! eases, l'rlco SO cents and $1. Pamphlet free. Hlnghauiplon, N. Y. Sold, recommended aud guaranteed by Lew Fisher,

Acute and chroiiu rheumatism ean bo effectually aud permanently cured be the use of Hlbbaul's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by MofTott, Morgan &, Oo.

Fowtet, Ashley &T Co.

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Cure will give you Immediate iel!of Price, 10 cents, fill cenU- and $1. Moffel.t Morgan .fc Co.

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To Cure a Bail Cough

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Cough -inv (Consumption Oil)" relieves lily, slops tickling iu the throat, haehliig. e.aJiiirli-i'rDpping, decline, night--sweat. Hid pi events death Hem ••onisnniplloii. Price '.'.V. Pamphlet live. It.nidi.'impll.ll N. V- Seld, reeolllllielldell t'.lld giiiiranteed by Levv I'Jsiier.

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

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50 cents. Nasal Injector free.

Mod ell, Morgan A Co —Such low prices ou goods have never boeu named in Crawfordsvillo as I!ihcIki! is giving in this stile. (Jo at ont:c and secure some of these mammoth bargains iu all tho departments.

all derangement of the liver a elite is eel tain If you take Siiniiein's Liver Regulator. —Every lady contemplating buying a now Spriug drtss shou uot think of doing so until sho litis seou our new dress ^joods department and learn our ow |rices. L. Bisciior.

Says the Soullicrii .tledleal World: "Mother's Friend" is glowing in favor throughout the South and is highly recommended by physicians. We consider it in dispensable to those who know they musl pass through the ordeal of child-birth. Write Brad field Heg. Co., Atlalta, C,a., for particulars. Sold by Nvc A Co.

Ladles Have Tried It.

A number ol my lady customers hove tiled "Mothers Friend" aud would not bo without It for many times Its cost Thoy recommend It to all who are to become mothers. K. A. PA Greenville, Ala. Write Brad Held Beg. Co., Atlanta, Ga., for particulars. By Nyo & Co.