Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 July 1890 — Page 3

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Mason .Self-Sealing Jars, Standard Wax-Sealing Jars.

Extra Tops and Rubbers, SealingWax and Wax-Melters, Cheap

ROSS BKOS. 99-Cent Store

AVE ARF. IN

Our New Quarters!

Joel Block. 127 South Washington Street,

When* we arc belter prepared than ever lo cater lo your wants in

Either Plain or Fancy Creams.

McKeen Mills.

i§

McKeen & Son, formerly of the

celebrated Pillshury Flour

Mills, of Minneapolis,

More recently of Indianapolis,

.. have purchased the

Brown & Watkins' MILL j3,

And propose to do a big business

in Crawforckville. They are

PRACTICAL MILLERS,

Neopolilan Cream for parties and receptions our specially.''.'

We also have the

Ami only want fair chance to prove themselves worthy of a liberal patronage.

For good family flour, try

"McKEEN'S BEST."

MILWAUKEE BEER

CELEBRATED

BLI1K I Mil I !0X, jVN EXPORT

fThe fiutt Hotel Bar.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith

^'''lU'sWIcnco

218

Sout''Croon

iEui'0|

Nicest Line ot Candies ill the City.|s=„/^

AT* i' /N 1* Fivo wagons, I.ylo .t

O N Iv W E E

HOT! HOT!

Well I should Remark. Just drop in at

Next door lo the 1'ostoll ._

LESI^OlSr^IDE

OIM ANIZKD 1878

ing

street.

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives spectul attentlont Chronic and Surgical Dleoases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics," Ur. OrlOlth, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FKKE.

LA VETA

)ean Hotel,

1 S S Scott Steele, A'roprletor.

iooms Large and Elegantly Furnished,

Lunoh Counter open till after Midnight.

ICE CREAM PARLORS lecos Hlblo l.y sc|mriitc"i nl ranep. Sunday Dinners for Families

A Sl'liClALTY.

for the I1H| „f |i-aro In Tli« Saturday

md gel a

THE AMERICAN

Association.

HOME OFFICE: INDIANAPOLIS: Furnish trust wo thy Reports and Collect Claims of ever}' kind roujjhout the U.S. and Canada. For particulars address

{5?"We want another traveling agent.

E. W. REAM, D.D.S., DENTIST, Crawfordsvillo, IiKllarm

Thomas' New Block, 2JU Kuat Main, ltooins and 'J.

SHAKE!

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w£SteiS,[»

^i^P'CHILO BRAD FIELD REGULATOR C0.ATLMT%

SOLO MYALL ORUGG/ST& SOLO BY ALL I

Sold by Nyc & Co.

TIME TABLEb.

Nr A & C,

HOUTII

VANDAL

NOttTH

POUTl!

No 4—Mall 1 No 0—Mail 1 .*1 Spin Local Freight.

Express 0:4 5am

Mall rc'JOpir

Accom 12:00N

NOHTll

No 3—Mall :00am No 5—Mall 1:4t2ptn Kxpro8s 6:15pna 1-Ocal Froltfht...0:0"amlAcoora 12:00 N

Mall

8:1 Ram

0.. I.&W.

WUR1.

XAST

No 1—Mall 0:20am!No 2—Mall.d ..4:5Tpm No.'l—Mull(d) ,ja:."iBaui'No 4—MulKcD... I No5—M all..«1.... 1 No 0—Mall lfii.pm N 7—BxDroas..0:47pmNo 8—Ks»rosB.8:51am

Fruit Cans

GLASS AND TIN.

Rxtra I.lds and Wax.

Jelly Giasses.T umblers

Porci'l4!n-Ii!tie!

Preserving JCettlcs.

E E A I

I BAYLESS

Is Still in tho—

TraiisferBusiness

ket street

HONGGUAY,

(irccn St., opposite I'uauilliie.

Will guarantee work pi|iial to any laiimlly brymght to, 01 done iu, ty. I use Clifmw stairh which ylvi's a bcatiillul ftloHB mid finish to the work. Give Me altfial and you will be satis*

Willi my work.

DAILY JOURNAL

WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, IMtO.

THE JJITY.

The Weather iipport.

for Indiana—7 m.. Uiiln. i-uoler.

Ijocnl Temperature.

"nm Tl -.'p hi si

Announcements.

The Ladios' Missionary Society of tho First Presbyterian church will meet at tho church parlors on Thursday aftoruoou at 2 o'clock.

A mooting of tho Epwortli League will bo held aftor a short prayor meeting this evening. Subject for discussion, "Bishop Taylor's Work in Africa." A full attendance is desired.

At'.ontion Sir Knights.

There will be a mooting of the Uniform Hunk of the K. of P. to-night. W. H. JOHNSTON.

Attention K. of P,

All dues not paid by Thursday evening,the 3rd, will bo delinquent. W. W. Mono AN, M. of F.

Cl'KK KOIt 1IOMKS1CKNKSS. Till-: JoniNAL will bo mailed to persons leaving tho city for a vacation at 10 oontsa week. Addresses changed us often as desired.

A GRAND TRADE DISPLAY.

The Merchants Will Turn Out In Large INumbers On "The Glorious Fourth." Crawfordsvillo will have a trade display on next Friday of which she may ba proud. It will remind one of tho old times. Tho following business men have agreed to tako part in tho prooession:

A^,,,and

Fivo wagons, Lylo ,t Smith two Zaek Bouuell Nash ,V Co., Win. li. llardee, MeCampbell liros., J. Jj, Thurston, Charles Gilbert, C. 1$. Nelson, liurnliill, Hornaday At Fickott, Tinsley At Martin, David Leo, Indiana Wire Fence Co., Townslcy

iNcaitroiiATEr

"ft

B. A. BULLOCK, Gen. Manager.

FRIEND

Co., McCaud-

loss At Israel, David Woodard, American Bxpross Company, Jamos McC'oy, Chas. Host, Dock lritton, James T. Mack, Joe Taylor, Henry Hookery, Waynetown, Henry Sloan, Somervillo Bros., L. liischof, Tanuenbaum Tiros., Mofl'ott & Morgan. Dan Kouutree, Kline

Graham, Ed Vaucamp,

Peters & Bandel, Ensminger Seawright, Eph Joel, Snodgrass At Murphy, Yeagloy A- McClamrock, David MoCluro, Alox Mahoruoy, Sam Scott, Fowler A- Ashley, O. 1}. Arms, Vancleave At Houlihan, Tmit .t Scott, Goorge Hall, Cofliu Co., Mclntire Slat Fouce, C. K. Ellis Flour and feed, L. W. Otto, Abram At Watson, Cash Fry, C. M. Horry and Tho Fair.

For tho Defendant,

Somo time since Jesse Tomlinson sold his handsome span of bay geldings to Jesse Fletcher, of Indianapolis. Shortly aftor the purchaso oue of tho horses received an injury somewhat similar to a stringhnlt and $200 claiming that tho horso was in that condition when purchased. The ease was tried beforo Justice Ramsey this morning and all tho horsemen in town called in to testify. Aftor lieariug tho ovidence tho oourt promptly decidod in favor of the defendant.

A Business Woman.

Mrs. Lord, tho proprietress of the Ohinor Houso at Maxinkuokeo, is after the stylo of Mrs. Frank Leslie. At tho doath of her husband she took his business and conducted it with signal sue I cess. For tho pnst few years Mrs. Lord has been in the hotel business at Lake

Maxinkuokeo and during that time has always been a favorito with Crawfordsvillo excursionists. This year she is in better shape thun over to receive her friends.

[The Report of tho Post Office for Juue, Tho following is tho carriers' report for tho mouth of Juue showing the number of pieces handled:

Kt'iristeriMl letters dollvorod 111 Lottvrs delivered vi7,0?r» I'ostul *ards delivered Socond, thirtl and fonrth-olas* matter delivered 10,01

JiOeul loiters eolleeted 711 Mull letters oolloeted Local postal cards collected 41'8 Mall postal curds collected 11,101 Second, third uud fourth-class matter collected

Total nuuibcrol pieces handled..

71,080

Trouble With tho Rotary.

For somo timo past difficulty bos beon experienced in turning thorctary at tho county jail. So groat has this difficulty beoome recently that an expert is hero from tho St. Louis linn which built the jail, and is busy making repairs. The damage is considerable and it will reijuiro a good deal work to right mattors.

Chicago Markets.

Tho following are to-day's Chicago market quotations as furnished TUB JoUiiNAT. by M. McKoo k, Co., commission morehauts:

WNF.AT, Jnly option—Opening, H8 highest, Wii lowest, H7s closing at 87 i.

Con.v,

July :n.

highost, at Ml i. OATS, highest, at 2Gi.

highest, 11.'.to. ltecoiptfl strong.

a a a or

trains or otherwise.

I.eave orders at 120 West Mar

optioii—Opening, 31J lowest, 31 closing

July 205

optionlowest,

Pouk,

Opening, 20j 2(U closing

July option—Oponiug, 11 .'.15 11.1)5 lowest, 11.'J5 closing,

of hogs, 20,000. Market

Cur lots to-day—Wheat, 127 Corn, •158 oats, 177.

Illl.hSliOltO.

Wheat about /ill out. H. C. Wyawl was at Veodersburg last week.

Wm. H. Maok waB in Cr iwfortlsvillo last week. Mrs. F. Williams went to Danville last woek.

There is a groat abuudanco of rospborrys lioro. Richard Myor has returned from his pleasure trij) through tho west.

Says the Soutticrn Mcdlcal World: "Mother's Frienil" is growing in favor throughout the South anil is highly recommended by physicians. Wo consider it in dispensable to those who know tlicy must pass through die ordeal of child-birth.

Writo

Hraiiileld Keg. Co., Atlalta, Cia., for particulars. Sold by Nvs &(Jo.

TI1K CITY'S POPULATION.

SEMI-OFFICIAL FIGURES PLACE IT AT 5,972.

A Gaiu of Only 721 Ovor Ten Years Ago When It Was 5,251,

apodal to The Journal. v' .V

TKKIU: HAUTF., July 2.—Tho flguros, which are given as semi-ofiicial, show

tho population of Crawfordsvillo to bo u,',)T2. A revision of tho figures may run it up to G,000, but tliis is soarcoly probable. Tho census of ton years ago gave your city 5,251, a gain of 721.

REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.

Appointed by the Various Townships to the State and Congressional Conventions. Somo time sinoo THE JOURNAL published a list of the llopublioau delegates of Union township to the State, Congressional and Joint liopreseutativo conventions. We to-day furnish a list of the delegates from all the townships except Blown and liiploy which have not yet reported.

FIIANKUW—State, W. H. Mount Congressional, J. A. Marshall, J. A. Mount, Jus. Howard Joiut Representative, Dan Lowis.

WAYNE.—State, E. D. Williamson, Congressional, R. H. Bakor, E. II. Edwards Joint Representative, Ambroso liemloy.

MADISON—State, Thomas Wilkins Oongrossioual, B. B. Husk, Aaron Layton Joint Representative, J. B. IrouB.

WAI.NUT—Stato, P. M. Brown Congressional, W. A. Dice, Gilbert Gray, Wm. MeVey Joint Represoutativo.Mor ton Edwards.

SiHiAH CHEEK—State, M. B. Waugh Congressional, Jos. Corns, EdE. Hamilton Joiut Representative, G. W. Tucker.

COAL CUEEK—State, L. W. 01in Congressional, AlLon^, F.I. PhillipBjJoint Representative, T. J. Shepherd.

Scorr—State, H. H. Swindler Congressional, George Hultz Joiut Representative, Dayton Hostetter.

CLAIIK—State, J. M. Harshbarger Congressional, G. E. Brewer, W. M. Mills Joint Representative. J. F. Byrd.

PERSONAL P10K-UPS.

—Sol Tanuenbaum is in Lebanon, —F. T. ljuse was in Iudianapolis today. —Father Dinnen was in Lafayette today. —J. O. Overton went to ilowors this morning. —Col. J. 11. IJurford was 111 Wavo laud to-day. '.:.vv —Thomas liowles, of Hlmdale. was tho city to-day. —Mrs. J. \V. Cumberland is visiting in Indiuuapolis. —Judge A. D. Thomas went to Chicago this afternoon. —Miss Jessio Uilkoy is visiting relatives in Torre Haute. —Elmer Campbell, of Newtown, spout the day in tlijp city. —M iss Ida Kahu has returnod from a visit in Torre Haute. —Harry Connard arrived in tho city to-day from Evansvillo. —Misses Colliugs, of Franklin, aro guests of friends in this city. —Kirt Thompson, of Darlington, spent tho dny in this city. —Geo. Porter and Jule Bullington returned from Linden to-day. —J. H. Osborne and family left today for a visit in Bainbridge. —John Johnson arrived in the city from Lawroncoburg last evening. —Mrs. Ed Voris and childron left today for a visit in Hamilton, Ohio. —M. W. Bruuor and Will Johnston went to Darlington to-day to fish. —Mrs. Gertrude Chnsmau, of Indianapolis, is tho guest of Mrs. Dr. Gott. —Mrs. Charles Goltra and daughter

Mary havo returned from Indianapolis Mrs. W. J. Fisher and niece, Maud Cohoon, are visiting relatives in Frank' fort. —Mrs. Henry Wallaco arrivod in tho city yesterday after a visit in Indianap olis. —Will Brown went North on the Monon to-day to travel for Hadley.t King. —Mrs. B. L. Ornbaun and Mrs. Znck Mahoruoy returnod fromBattlo Ground to-day. —Mrs. Cresso's littlo daughter loft to lay for Reynolds to attend hor sick grandfather. -W. T. Brush and wifo oud Miss Sallie Newton leave for Petoskoy, Mich on Mouday next. -F. I'. Mount returnod homo liist evening. He comes back August lirst to propuro for his school work. —.Icll Bailey went to Frankfort last evening whero ho will tako a position as night clerk in tho Coulter house. —Miss Grace Foster, after an extended visit with Mrs. J. 11. Robinson, returned to her homo in Indianapolis today. —Tho son of Dr. Dinnon, of Fort

Wayne, who hns been \isiting his undo, Father Dinnen, roturnod homo to-day.

—Mrs. J. P. llutohings, of Iluntf:ville, Ala., with her children aro tho guests of Mrs. Hutehings' sister, Mrs. Dr. Griffith.

liook Yoimg.

Prevent tendency wrinkles or ageing of the skin by using Leaurelle Oil Preserve a youthful, plump, fresh condition ot the features. Prevents withering of the skill, drying up of tho flesh. Prevents llnbblness. Prevents chap ping, cracking. Keeps skin soft, Binooth. $1 at druggists, or prepared by express on receipt of fl. E. S. WELLS,

Jersey City, N, J.

Uncklen'a ArnicM Salve.

The heat salvo In tho world for Cuts, Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions and positively euros Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to glvo perfect atlsfac'.lon, or money refunded. Price, 6 cents a box, For sale at Nye

rug store.

Oo.

flow I Saved my Life

1 was taken »lck whin* at

HM-

*|iiiiit t.ddc

with tcrrihlc dl»trc* in my toiuach. Udorc IhN 1 had U-en hearty ami stronir. Km- tourtccn dasl kept K'cttitiK wurio, despite I he ellorts of two doctor*. I l*»t 40 iKunnls, and was sat•died tliat I could live nut a lew days. My rouble was

Stomach and Liver Complaint,

rCMiHliitf tn UI1 attack ol' Wllous colic. At this time I saw Dr. ]:uid Kcnucd'y I'avorlto Hotnt'dy,

Unnilout. N. V., advertised, and vent lorahuttle. I aisosent tor in physician, and told him I was irolnir to try the Favorite Kein* •dy, exauiitifd it and told me to use it hn-'Mhiy*. und tet me know the result. hi the hreedajs walked four miles. Dr. Kennedy's 'avorite Ucinedy has saved mv life—

hit/.er, Slalc Mills, Uoss O., Ohio*.

W. S.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

Made at Kondout. N. V. fl for 15.

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Kmmit Woodruff had another horse to shullle off tho ooil last night. —1). F. McClure will romove to tho Trade Palaco about tho first of August. —Noal Watson has beon granted a patent on a com popper and on a boxopening hatchet. -Tho Y. M. C. A. directors raised George Housor's salarj* from §7 to §9 a week last night at their monthly meetiug. —Mrs. Jamos Brown will reinovo to Indianapolis tho first of August. Harrie l'ontious will occupy hor oast Main street property. —Frank Shull has roturnod after a visit with his homo folks iu Morrisonvill Ills. Ho and Honry Littlo will assist Malt Burk in tho plumbing at the college engino houso this Summor. —It is a prevailing opinion of those most interested that tho indlotment of Mrs. Whitehead will be quashed by the Prosecutor in order to avoid her trial coining up 11 -st. This oan be done and anew indictment found at any subse 1110111 timo. —J. A. McCluro returnod last night from Canton, 111., whore ho wont with tho remains of J. O. Moloney, tho goutleinan who died of sun stroke hero last Sunday. Ho found the doceased's rolativos to lie oiuineutly rospoctablo aud influential oitizens of Canton. But one hild was alivo, a son about 20 years of ai o, residing with his grandmother. Tho deoeased was buried by tho sido of his wifo and daughter, Rev. Matthews of the Proabyterian churoh conducting tho funeral services.

—Parties wautiug raspberries to put up had bettor buy this week lor I have just returned from tho south and lierries are very scarce. JOE TAYI.OK. —The July Century has beon received at Lacoy's. —Fulton Market for ioe cream soda water. —Dou't forgot to attoud tho great ilamago sale at tho Stouo Front, first door east of tho oourt house. —Drink ioo croaui soda water at Fulton Market. —Although torn up Louis Bischof will try and wait on all customers. —BisholV is solliug tho goods damaged by tho accident last night at a ruinous rate. They must bo disjxjsed at once to avoid their total loss. —Did you evor try McKeeu's Bestf —Freo Lunch at Johnson's billiard hall No. 113 and 115 North Green stroot from 'J to 11 11. m. 2 to 5, and 8 to 11 p, 111.

COLORED NOTES.

Alex Hammoi was in tho oity yenter day. Jlisaos Helen Dyers anil Goorgie Daniels is spending a few days with friends iu tho Capital city.

It was tho intention ol the board of tnisteos to tear down tho chl A. M. E. ohurch, but owning to the amount of work on hand, tho contractors oau not begin work until next week, so there will bo sorvioes all this week as usual.

Quite a number of strangers will be iu the oity Friday to attend the picnic Rev. J, A. Davis, of Iudianapolis, the great colored orator will deliver tho osation of tho day. Mr. Davis need no introduction to the colored citizens of this city. Rev. Linooln Murray, of Greeucastlo, will also bo presont and assist. Every effort has been made to make this tho grandest of all celebration ovor hod in thiB city. Remember tho prico of admission is only ton cents.

Tho Crawfordsvillo Clippers, under tho management of Prof. F. B. Allon will soon be ready to moot any club who may wish to play a gamo. Thoy will havo anew uniform of white ilannel with black stockings, striped caps and bluo bolt. Thoy start on a tour somo timo in July and play gamos at Groon castle, Bloomington Vinconnos, Evans villo Torre Haute, and in Illinois thoy play at Danville, Paris, Champaign Decatur Springfield and many othor cities.

More Than An Kctltor Could KliuxL Tho other iluy a Sioux Indian wnDted up and down tho Ktroet with ft lonj tailed coat on, gloves and head* eam\ etc., and put nu agony in grea shape. \Vrc ju»t laid up our silk plug scrubbed thobhu'king off our shoe*, U«k off our necktie, gave him tlie field and coneludi»d tliat we wero no longer town. Wo did not ask him whether hi would prefer being president of the United States or governor of Nebraska but we suppose lie will IKJ around lefor» election.—Gordon (Neb.) Republican.

lloiv to Spoil Cl)(ur.

A cigar should never be excised to tile light. Such goods as are in showcast are siu:rilieed for tin- purjiosc of making display. Within a few weeks the cigar ill an open box lose all the attributes tobacco. They become dry and istolessand there Is 110 demand for them in this country. With the English this is different. They want a cigar that Is an dry as tinder and will have 110 other. Over here the cigar dealer must keep his goods in a damp chest like a refrigerator.—Exchnngo.

lNnittd Tor l'ouiti).

ICnglish Justice—Prisoner, you ]ouiidod this coniplaiuant, eh? Prisoner—Vessel', y'r honor.

English Justice—Fined i-'l.—Chicago Times.

To Dispel Colds.

Tho pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when In need of a laxative and If tho father or mother be costive or billions tho most gratifying rebulls follow Its uee, so that It is tlie est family mcdlcino known and •e a bottle.

FOR SALE.

FOK

SALK—Von may have some articlc you can not nse hut Mlllut Mihic.

theCheaprohimn. A cent a dav.

NAM V-An

kOH

SAl.K

Itrusi.

WANTKI»-A

Mattie Kee rvet.

WOUKKUS

tlm

That

urtlcle may he just what someho.lv else wanthut how is he or you to know It unles vow

UM*

open faced silver

Kljrln movement, cheep. Imjulre .Ion mat ollicc.

watch, at the

OK SALK—Two 10x1 tUhular lHllers,^o(»d spiare front, arcompanicd hvall the llv tires. For suic cheap, fall on M. M\nk mrine'r of Walmsh college,

A picket lnicc. Ci.u on W

WANTED.

NTKI

That e\ cry pers

the ni'-i ii ot the cle-ap

rsoti -d»nuld try column. It i*

the trrcat medium ol communication het\w««n those who have wantsund thosi who can ratify them. A rent a iinc a day.

p.arc to ). Iniuir

do tnu^e-voi hj at ills east Frank-

\X fANTKD—An active man section. Salary ^7*» to. *100,

tor each

Salarv •7*» to.*100, to Iocs *'.y

•present a «nrc»«ssfull N. V. company Imiu'vorated toMipply dry »IO.HN. clothinj/ shor-, wdry, etr., tiicoiisimii'b at cost. Also a ladv tjirl., s-.ihtiA if4« t« enroll UK'tnhers jK0,!l0? ow entxtli.si, Jirt.oim paid in). Weterencr^ xchanfel. Umpire t'o-operatlve Assoclutloii ..'rtnllt well rat^Ji. I/«»ck Ho.v 01U. N. V.

WAXTKH.-

ajrenus.

iini und women

Hi»r pay. Steady work. Hit tl

ree. No experience tuvtled.

Kucetie Whit

ney. nurseryman. Rochester. N. V. may'iUm

L0S1.

OST—A jrrea« many opportmities lor henetltlnir yourself aud others hy not usin^ he Cheap Column. A cent a line a day.

FOUND.

j-OrND-Thul a notice in Tin: JoruNAi.'s Cheap Column pays for itself a dozen lines over In nearly every case. A cent a line lay.

FOR REN1•

^OUKKNT— How ate renters to know you have anything for rent unless yon toll hem about it. ou can tell more people hy a hree or four line notice in the Cheap Column han In any other way. A cent a line a day.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

(Successor to MoutnjruciV Rankle,)

Special attention given to the removal of Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids.

Mllce over the Corner Hook Store residence at Dave lice's. '2111 Mast Fiku -t.

AN ANTELOPE'S MIGHTY LEAPS.

Typical Yarn of tho Champion l«lnr of tho Mining Region.

In one of tho old mining towns of thiB part of California, way up 011 tho slope uf tho Sierra Nevadas, there lived several years ago, during tho activo working of tho hydraulic mines, celebrated character whose modesty, ns ho still lives in the land of tho living, forbids my giving his name. Ills justly celebrated fame arose from his remarkable power of lmiTatlon. Ho could take any trivial occurrence that happened In town, dress it up In such glowing colors and throw so many vivid sidelights upon it that not oven tho participants them selves could recognize it. (}. B. undoubtedly wore for years tho belt as •hauiplon liar of that mining region, and ne of his slorles, that I liappenod to hear him relate, I think is worth preserving. I will let him tell it in his own words:

It was in the spring of '50 that a train of sixty-five 011 us started across tho plains for Californy. Tho most ou us were young mon an' able to rough it. but we had threo famblies, with about a dozen young tins among us, an' one baby was born 011 the way. Wal, of course, fresh meat soon got mighty scase, as there was so many trains 011 the trail ahead on us that all tile game had lieen killed or scairt away. The young mother she kept kind o' pindlin like after her kid was born and got sick o' bacon an sich like, an' the young feller* that had hosses o' their own to llde, thorn 1 r.inn haif a dozen on 'em in our train, used l-o scour out 011 the plains for fresh meat for her.

One day three 011 us got arter couple o'imlelojH.' early iu tin inornin when our bosses was flesh, an' we took after 'cm, yellin* like Comancbi jest to see 'em 11111. There was 11 eoupl hills on the plain that stood

ters iniule 11 break to go between'em.

We was cimiln' on alter 'em like wo meant to catch 'em, when they see that this ojieu place U'tween the hills had grown up with tall chapparral. "Now 1111 imtfli]hi won't run up a hill, nor into thick bresli if I10 knows it, so they stopjied till we got a'most up to 'em, an' one 011 'em tried to run back by us, but one o' tho boys stopped him with a charge of buckshot. The other one, seein' what an almighty tight place he'd got into, jest made for the bresli an" tried to jump over it. Wal, sirs, he made the all firedest jump as evor 1 si-e but when the critter got up Into the air he seed he hadn't jumped far enough, an'I'm a liar if he didn't gather himself in the air an' gin another o* the most, tremeiijoiis Jumps that any critter ever did make, an' jest went a-sailin' right. 011 over the bresli mi'landed on t'other side 011't. slick and clean!"—Cor.

Forest and Stream.

Dccepttvo 1'alne Curln.

Every one mu*t have noticed the number of ladies who wear short, curly hair at present. It may astonish you to learn that most of these banning curls are false. Typhoid and other fevers have jilayed havoc with hair. After such an illness the hair is almost invariably seriously injured, and even If it dues not fall out it becomes so dry ond harsh that there is nothing to IK* done but to shave it close and wait fiir a now growth. Unless tho hair grows very rapidly it will bo two or three months before it is long enough to look well, and in tho meantime a wig is a necessity. Tin- short, curly hair looks more natural than a dressed wig, and is

easier

Will Continue this Week Onh

Big bargains in White Goods, in White Embroidery Dress Goods, and in Sateens Hiy bargains in Crepeline, in Black Organdry Lawtis, and in Challis from 4 ivnls 11 Big bargains in Dress Ginghams, Hosiery and Underwear, and in Henriettas

Big bargains in Umbrellas and Parasols, and in Fans and Lace Caps.

And, the Biggest Bargain of them all is the prices we have made on

Calicos, and Muslins way down. Choice of entire stock of Boys' Shirt Waists, 35c

North Washington street.

to keep in

order, so most ladies prefer them. Elderly ladies, however, often use French twists and jximpadoars. Few ieoplo know how common wigs lire. I havo sometimes sold five or six in yno day, and a great many ladies say they aro sorry when their own lmir grows out, as tho wig has saved tbom so much timo and trouble.—Interview with Wigmakcr.

And arc selling lots of goods and want

hills on the plain that stood sepn!, -jy "I *11 "1 I) 1 1

our entire line of Millinery Goods.

Vancleave & Houlihan,

Successors to C. X. Vancleave.

121 North Washington Street.

AVE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO

Screen Doors And Windows

E A

Hardware and lmplcinenls

O A IN S

Sugar arid Flour at Cut Prices.

After July 1, Terms Strictly Cash.

SUMMER COMFORTS!

WE HAVE THtM.

Window, Door Screens Screon Wire, Gasoline Stoves, tie Best Lawn Mowers

AVe have the best goods in the nmrkii.

more. VVc have the

arrest

To sclccL from in Crawfordsvillo..

F0R1S90

host storo in tho markot. Como and lnok tlirmi .. roomSiVi-.. AVhotlior /ou want to huv or not ^vou are aiwavs wolcomc.

Harnhul, Hornadav a ickett.

Thomas Block. HalfS oast

csviuxJSD

All Styles and Grades of Goods.

See their $5 Pants and $20 Suits.

To Cure lleart Disease

Use "I)r. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Ueart Kt'ineilv.' II. regulates, corrects and relieves the most ilistroPHlng cases, l'rlce 50 cents and $1. l'amphlet free. Klnghainpton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher,

—The goods in the injured dopartmont of Ijouis Hischoll 's bazar aro boinjf sold below oost as tho storage room is jiow onunpotl.

°rth 50c, 750

Fovv'.e^rAtd-iley & Co.

We Are Moved

to sell

Stocl

Do not .fail lo si tin: now

OU1CK MEAL

Gasoline Stoves,

our now

•JUS.

In Its treatment or rlietinmnsm rtinl. rheumatli' troubles, III 'hard

11"'

Svrnp stands first ami f"^r" all others. Head their phlet and learn of he R"lt ,. I"" value of the rj'nje|l^r

(in

'j hlgtry

recomm^ei ^Mo^t, iloiK-i" C-

OBODP, Wnooriso oouon Md «RO,Iohltis immediately wll«wd bliilohs oure. Moffett, Morgan A Co.