Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 February 1891 — Page 3

P/MRWIAN THAT HAS ANY 5IN5E, AND MANY THERE BE WE HOPE, V/ILL

SPEND HER CENTS FOR A

90 pounds New Orleans Su^.i. 18 pounds Golden Sugar. 17 lbs. White Extra Sugar. 16 lbs. Confectioners A Su{. 1 15 lbs. Granulated Sugar

"(Mart*

Indianapo-

Barnhill Hornaduy & Pickett

Furniture. Stove aniKirocm Store.

A Tip.

Old Bryant* StrAttoa School. THE DEMAND FOR ITS CFCAJ It it&nds at the ncao of Comuu-rt :.*J course Individual instruction In a !. oonipleu facilities for BUSINESS, «J lUit r-ti Ais u, Diploma tree at graduation a strictiy business st-Uool in KU I ana unequaled iu tho suert"-* ».f iis

ELEGANT. ILLUSTRATED CA/'ALJGUE. PR'-:E.

Senator Squire

King Kalakaua,

L. W. Otto

USEFUL

Of FAI RBANK'S-SANTA- GLAUS-SOAP-

Susar! Sugar!

If you need Bouts or Shoes now is the time to buy them.

1)0 YOU want to save money, now is the time.

Mv stock is large for this season of the year, and Spring goods will arrive about March i, and until that time you can fiuv boots and shoes at cost.

JJK£ILY

124 East Main Street.

Infants

well adapted t* children fhrt

recoznaMftd It inparior to iof prescription hMifttone." H. JL iacm, M. D., Hi 8* OxfarU &Lt Brookljn, N.

-rv

THE POSITIVE

from Washington State, said, has a month,

CAKE

Children.

CMtertn cores Ootte, OniMltpatlM, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructatioa^ Kills Worms, gives sleep, *i eestion. WUho tout injurious TIIK CCNTADU COMPACT, 7 Murray Street, If. T.

niversity

a 3

1. cr i-.'-nr. Will ft:-.". tn5iiJ fiiC'ttl* SHOITT-EI AN"D

.Vlifii Block, Opposite Post-Office.

ATER THAN THE SUPPLY. (•m»»ru:»y time elective or proscribed jctnri's time short: expenses low

ENGLISH

ELY BBOTHKBS. SS Wuwn SU New York.

TRAINING, ETO.

uit rjv«ii'wi rommereio) center superior for positions furnished.

T:r.C3 S GSBORN, PROPRIETOR}*

rricosocu.

"it

Deceased, is to be pickled in alcohol which is better than being soaked in it before death,

But all the same

still continues to have the confidence ot the people as a jeweler, watch-maker and oculist.

Continual dropping wears away the stunt:." breaking of ood

The continual

lamp-chimneys costs deal in the course of a year. You can stop it. Get Macbeth 's pearl top

an income of $10,000 and

lis trade by belt

or pearl

glass." You will have

110

trouble with breaking from heat. You will have clear glass instead of misty fine instead of rough right shape instead of wrong and uniform, one the same as another.

You will pay a nickel a chimney more and your dealer will gain in good-will what he "oses

trade he will widen

service.

.. M.\ MKl II Co.

DAILY JOURNAL.

Tl'HSDAY, FEU. :t, lS'Jl.

LETTER FROM MONTANA.

The Climate—Sheep and Oattle Raisiue Prices of Commodities-- Salaries of Oounto Officers-

Xoin'il

UUKAT FAILS,

1110

Mont. ,luu. 23,

1(1.—FriemlH iu old Montgomery have written

fifty-live letters iu a month,

inquiring about this far-famed "Nugget" State. Muny of tbo ciuoHtions rcrjuired at least one year's residence to auswor knowingly and I now beg privilege of replying through your valuable columns.

The olimiite is healthful, ourin asthma in its wornt st'igo ami consumption in its earliest. "Old-timoru" toll us that croup is unknown among Montana children and no case has come under our observation during tho twenty-two months' residence. However fortunate is ho who escapes au attack of "Mountain fever" while becoming acclimated. And rliematism follows exposure. The sheep herders are all more or less afllteted with rheumatism and deafness. Their witching over their very noisy llock through Spring showers to Winter blizzards bring it about. The thermometer in the shade rogisters to-ihiy (Jan. 23) 5S above zero instead of below, as many imagine.

With one brief exception Summer has oiptured and holds prisoner December and January. J5u'. as a rule, cold weather begins soon alter Christmas and tho bitterest kind of biting cold prevails till tin* middle of February. (Xhea tho last half of this month is tho time to prepare tho soil and sow the seed and repair the irrigation ditches and clear tho burns for a rich harvest). In that short Winter season tho air is light and you wou'd not know 'twas HI to GQ degrees below zero but for the air's cutting the mucous membraue ol the nasal passages. Tivo colored gentlemen of the U. S. Army froze to death last Winter while trying to walk from Sun Kiver to Fort Shaw, a distaueo of 1 miles. One must keep indoors during tho Winter period or become acquaiut-d •with oitarrh in its severest form, notwithstanding tho fact you have road "anuuals" statiug the opposite. Tho incessant gentle zephyrs fan away all sultriness (and sometimes houses when there is not a cloud in sight). Wind? Well, yes, that Niord is too mild and inexpressive when you are chasing your hat across the prairie and best efforts of your spirited horse iiro in vain. Umbrella and parasols are not in fashion.

The agricultural districts are quite limited yet. Close to tho mountains whore raiu is plentiful, or under irrigation, the yield is heavy. Sun iliver illey has a grand system of irrigation and on M. L. and H. Ji. Strong's well tilled farms, wheat lias reached eighty bushels per acre and oats one hun Ireil and tweuty-iive bushels per acre. Tho second crop of oats is mowed as hay for ti brief Winter, irrigation and industry guarantee success. Mrs. Murray tilled (or caused to be) a three-acre gurden and marketed her vegetables at tho town of Sun ltiver live years, aud with tho live thousand dollars cash receipts bought au improved farm last year. Real o3tato agents greet a tenderfoot" on liis ariivul, telling him what good crops can be raised ou the "bench" any season. Aud they have t-pecimuu* of wheat and oats in their otlices to show tho quality. These "bench" ,iecinieus are nearly three ytar-i old and will be kei till next "vut. year" to reuew the supply.

As to stock, immense herds of horses, cattle aud sheep checker tho milli-u-aero ranges. They trod tho deep-cut butl'alo paths to tho richest piistur us and strongest fountains, and arc fat au-1 gay like the premium stock exhibited at your county fair. Auy mau of business habits can double his investment iu sheep hero iu two years. Some warm battles take place between tho cow boys and sheep herders us per orders of former's employers, when their herds and Hooks meet, because tho sheep graze so closely as to destroy llio pas turo for cattle. Did you ever draw reins iu a .Montana sheep «amp uuil note tho difference iu herders? See that experienced, de.if, greasy, pndeless herder standing calmly in the midst of ringiug bel's, lost lambs, aud bleatiug ewes, directing the movements of his trained dogs! See that dog fully a mile to tho front turning back tho uusuBPOcting shoop to tho disappointment of the hungry wolf! And there's a third dog running to the General for further orders! Thus the successful herder manages throo to seven thousand sheep without worry. Ou tho other hand, the new bewildered, inexperienced, sensitive herder is running at break-neck speed trying to head off his small baud, with club iu hand u'ud pup at heel! Tho latter loses more sheep iu a week thau the former in a year and commands half tho wages. Swine will not thrive up hero (it coat us no small sum to learn this.) Tho Aunuals circulated east say "cliolorais unknown" which is true, but a disease something liko homesickness, takes ho!d and your hogs pin" away and (tie. Houco pork is imported while nvjtt on aud beef tiro exported. May we add hero that Hour is another chief import, yet the reader should bear iu mind that Montana is out of debt aud now ranks first of tho Union in mineral wealth.

Well, ohiokens aro good property, never loss than SG Dor dozen. Twelve dollars a dozen is a common prico.

EggB sell at '30 to 40 oento per dozen in

summer and are 00 cents a (lo/.en at the present writing. Turkeys soom to know their valuo, (25 cents per pound tho year round) mid all die with tho "big-head," some call it "rupe."

The oustorn pupils would drop bat aud ball to watch tho western schoolboy's favorite game, "The Kouud-up." Tho lxiys urge their claims to be "ltoper" and "lirandor" like you to be "caMier" and "giver" iu "town-ball." Tho roper throws his lasso so as to catch tho lest dodger and tho brander ipplies tho brandiug iron till his calf boilers."

O. O. Ko'.lisoa is teaching the town school and is well-liked by pupil aud patrou, throwing hio whole vim and pride into the work as of old at Houud Hill. C. C. thinks tho pluck of his pupils commendable. Two seven year old little girls drive five miles to school every morning, bringing their own and pony's meals in the buggy. At the oloso of school, the town boys try to "hang on," but with a mischievous smile one little girl holds tho lines while tho other is plying tho whip aud they gtdlop out of sight. School having begun early will close in a fortnight aud tho teacher will bo in Crawfordsvillo in three weeks.

There aro many Iloosiors in this oou.ity. Tho President of the First National Hank of Groat Falls, tho editors of tho Tribune, some of the chief uiL-rcbautB, ranchers, teachers, surveyors, lawyers and ablost prenchor aro all from Indiana.

Money is plentiful yet commands a high rate of interest. Two per cent, a mouth or 2-1 per cent, interest if often paid while 10 per oeut. is a low rate. Hank deposits (for a period of at least (i months) draw Gpercent, interost. Even grocers doa strictly cash businoss on a largo scale. Bach,Cory i- Oo.'s receipts for the mouth of August alono was thirtysix thousand dollars.

Lots that sold for $150 six years ago can not be bought for $18,000 now. Such opportunities for investment are goue, but those lots iu the northeast part of the oity selling at from $500 to S700 will advance 100 per cent, iu one year, mark it! Between the public school building and the great dam is the place to invest.

This couuty is Republican by a small majority, but Hon. Paris Gibson is oredit'-'d with spending 820,000 to make tho county 30 Democratic and sooured his own election as State Senator for this oouuty, lpi-t November. At the opening of the campaign one year ago, it was found that there was uol a lawyer to take the race ou the Republican jickot for Prosecuting Attorney, so a party set out to the mountains 75 milos away "to rustle" one from out of a surveying party. Hon. Douglas Martin was brought down and nominated and run liko a scared fox. lie now holds the ollico and is chairman of tho oontral oommittee. All couuty offices hero pay twico tho salary of Montgomery, as I remember, e.g., the Judge of Circuit Court receives §0,000 per term. But before tho Athon boys pick up their "rips" to come hero for ollico, let mo state that you aro too late for 'l(i as two years residence is required to be eligible for office.

Si'ico Hons. Peter Kennedy and A. D. KelliEo: have pictured so vividly the scenery of this locality, I'll uot attempt. Hut would like !." intrude, later, with some facts on foreign ommigratiou. Being au ouumerator of the recent census (at §1S0 per mouth clear) I took time to do thorough work, and llnd that the choioo "claims" given the old soldiers as free homoB are nearly all taken by aliens whoso ancestors in good pari tried to crush our republic Very Respectfully A. T. KELLISON.

WAV KL, AND.

Albert Dear in improving slowly. Bert Kritz is helping Hauna it Cowan iu voice their stock of goods.

Aunt Jjioeky Moore is dangerously ill with congestion of the bruin. T. L. Hauna transacted business at the county oapital yesterday.

Harry Rhonda was up from Terre Haute Saturday to see home folks. The oyster suppor given liy tho Busy Gleaners Saturday night netted tho soeietv about S2,7)0. \Y. T. Whittiugton came down from Crawfordsvillo last night aud spent tho nig it with T. J. O'.uiine.

Geo. Miller went to Lebanon Saturday uight to help the Midlaud shop men repair eugiues over Sunday.

Five persons were baptized and received into full membership at the Christian church Saturday night.

The serlos of meetings boiug held it tho M. E. church cloBod Sunday night with live additious to the church.

Crawford.sviiln CMd Fellows oome dowu last ni^ht to help our lodge with initiation and degree work. After adjourning they all repaired to Alspaugh's to eatovsters.

A man *vho has practiced medicine for •III yenris ought-to know salt from sugar read what he says:

TOI.EDO, 0.,Jon. 10. 1M?7.

JIoHhis. I". J. Cheney it Co.—Ocutleincn:—J have hecii In the geneial prut flee of medicine for most 40 venrs, and would wiy that in all my practice and experience have never seen a preparation that, I could prescribe with as much confidence of success as can Hall's Catjiarh Cure, manufactured by vol Have prescribed It a great many times ami its effect is wonderful, and would sav in conclusion that I have yet to llnd a e.ise of Catnarh that It would not cure: if thev would take it according to directions. Yours ttuly,

L. h. (iOltSCCIi.M. D. Otlice, 215 Summit St.

We will give $100 for any ease of Cataarh that cannot be eurod with Hall's Uataarh Cure. Taken Internally.

F. J. CHENEY Jb CO,, Props S Toledo, Ohio.,

Sold by druggists. 75e.

Immense Success.

The opening last Saturday of the great Assignee sale was a SUCCBBB. Long before the doors opened the streets were blocked by people fiom all parts of the county anxiously awaiting the doors to open. At precisely 10:30 a.m., the doors of the large building were thrown open to the public and the manager claims the sales were very large, and Is it a wonder, all wool suits worth $11 only $3.84 mens' all wool pants worth $4.20 only HS cents overcoats, boots, shoes, hats and dry goods at. any price. This stock Is from a large factory leoontly failed in Chicago and must bo sold to satisfy the creditors. This sale is but for a short t'.ih*. Do not fall to attend the aeslgneu sale now going on at tho Stone Front one dooi east of thi! court huusu. Look for the Ked Flag.

Cold In the head? or Onubiaine? oi Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The best thing iu tho world for It le Oolman's Petroleum Dalm. Get a free Sample at the drug store of Nye & Oo.

Health demands a healthy liver. Take Simmon's Liver Regulator for dyepep*ia

KI3j

indigestion.

THOUSANDS OF WOMEN

Become afflicted and remain so, suffering untold miseries from a sense of delicacy they cannot overcome.

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR,

by stimulating and arousing to bealtliy action all her ©rgans,

ACTS AS A SPECIFIC. It causes health to bloom on the cheek, and joy to reign throughout the frame. It never fails to cure.

The Best Medicine ever Made (or Women. "My wife lum boon under treatment of loading physicians three yearn, without benefit. After using three hottlesof

FIELD'E

BRAD-

FEMALE KEUUI.ATOH

she can do

H£H OWN COOKING, MILKING ANI) WASHING." N. S.

HKYAN.

Henderson. Ala.

RRAOFIBLD REarhAtfou Co., Atlanta, Ua., Sold by drUKtfhrta ut $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Nyo A: Co.

JAMES E. KENNEDY.

(Expert Machinist.)

Plumer, Steam and Gas-Fitter,

12 years practical experience.

REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Agent for llio Celebrated John Hanley A: Co. Awnings and Tents,

Ducking by the Yard or liolt. Shop under Dotation's Drug

Store:-

The Only Gasoline Stove Repairer.

Monday, February 9.

Garter,s Great l'lay,

The Fast Mail.

i?mM

tireat Company of Aeiors. ,, Elaborate Scenic Effects Phenomenal Mechanical Effects. Muking this the Greatest Production of

Modern Times.

J3F"PRICKS, 35, SO and 75 cents. Reserved seats of UobUisun .V Wallace.

C. M. Scott, at the City Clerk's olllce In city building, Is agent for the Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette, Enquirer,The Indiana State Journal, Toledo Jilade, Chicago Inter-Ocean, St. Louis (jlobeDemocrut and Peterson's Magazine, or any other periodical desired. Also agent for the JJartlett Book Bindery,of Terre Haute. Call and see him or address him care city building.

Take Siuimons Liver Regulator, one Q03 worth 100 dollars.

Catarrh In Colorado.

I used Ely's Cieam Balm for dry catarrh. It proved a cure.—B. F. M. WeekF, Denver.

Ely's Cream Balm Is especially adapted as a remedy for catarrh wh eh Is aggravated by alkaline dust and dry winds. —'W. A. Hover, Druggists, Denver. 1 can recommend Ely's Cream Balm to all sufferers from dry catarrh from experience. -Jlilchael Heir, Pharmacist, Denver.

Ely's Cream Balm has cured many eases of Catarrh. It Is in constant demand.—Geo. W. Hoyt, Pharmacist, Cheyenne, Wy.

Children Crv for Pitcher's Castoria. No one ever trlod Simmon Liver Kegulator without being satislled with tS I ffept

C.emlcmoii. Attention. :J Take your soiled and faded clothing to beie-dyed, cleaned and repaired to look eipial to new to the American Stenm Liiun-'i They are the agents for the Boston Steam Dye Works, of Lafayette. Work ui: on short notice.

Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitl For sal by Modett, Morgan A Co.

Ladles tako your dresses, shawls an cloaks to have re-dyed aud cleaned on short notice to the American Steam La ndry. Mr. W. H. Gosuell Is agent or the old reliable Boston Steam Dye Works- Wor first class. Call for price

Stockholders' Meeting.

Notice is hereby given to the stocKholders of the Crawfordsvillo Building, Loan Fund and Savings Association that a special meeting of the stockholders of said Association will be held at the ofllce of the Secretary on Monday, February !, 1891, at 7 o'clock p. m. Atite»t: T.

It.

WHY

H. B. MOCUIK,

RUM&KIJIJ, SOO.

Pres.

Win. *00 cougn when Shlloh'e

Cure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 60 cente and $1. Mottett Morgan Oo.

I'rononnceiJ Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurt, of Gorton, S. D., we quote: Was taken with a bad coli, which settled ou my lungs, cough set lu and finally terminated In Consumption. Four doctors gave me up and said 1 could live but a short time. I gave mysolf up to my Savior, determined that If I could not stay with my friends on earth I would meet my absent ones above My husband was advised to get Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds." I gave It a trial, took In all eight bottles it has cured me and thank God I am now a well and hearty woman." Trial bottle free at Nye A: Co.'s Drugstore, regularslzo, 60c aud $1.00.

GATABRH OCRBD,

AT OS

For this Month at

Ed.'VanCamp &

0. M. CiKKiiG. rrcsUlcnt. Vv \v\

MOFTKTT,

CASH COST -LTT.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

F.awt Mulu Street, with W.T.W hlttlngtou

THE

THE AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY

Lace Curtains a Specialty.

We Guarantee to Please the Ladies.

Vice President.

Ci.

P. IM'WHAM.

KJGSAG-IJ.

Kocordltiff Secretary.

KINO.

Tiviisun»r.

JL&JLG

N.C. MCCAY,

(tt'iicral Secretary.

Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowling

Alleys,

"W. "Bl. Gosnell.

The American.Steam Laundry has the ajjoncy for

erman Muiller's Steam Dye Works,

Of LAFAYETTE

Orders left there will receive prompt attention.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance,

CliAVvFOltDSVlLLE

Y. M.JC. A

Piano,

Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at -1:30. p. m. Visitors always welcome.

Seertitury McCay'p nllloe hours uro !om I* to 10 a.m., and 3:HO to r»:'N p.m.: ami everv pvur tnir'roiu 7Uil» no, excepting Saturday.

MrsHolloway&Brunton

Have removed their Dressmaking Estah In,hment over the lnvest.meiii Hank on S Wushir.gton htreet, and are now tltteil up in tine style to resume work. Also, touch the Buildington-Tuylor System. jiin'-M-'Jl

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

°fflllesldmico 218 South reon stroot Mrs. Dr. Griffith giveB special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases

Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Qrlfflth, a general practice. CONSULTATION FRKE.

PttseetiKorfl and

health and sweet

breath secured, by Bhlloh's catarrh remedy. Price 60 cents. Nasal Injector tree. Moflett, Morgan* Oo.

Simmon's Liver Regulator Is a most exoellent appetising tonic.—Saml. S, Pente, Ohap. to Bishop of North Carolina.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

IIAKKKRC toDc|ot«.

Cos.

SILAS WRAY,

^signer ami Engraver

Manufiu UJi'er of aii kimlsof Eloctrot,yios and Wood Cuts, •'. Cnnvfordsville, Indiana.

'1 »n*. .If)ruvAi.eherj fuily recommends SLlua Writv as a tlrst-olas arlNt. eJesl^nrd the tjut o! Uie V.M.C.A. iMjll'ilrJK.

We talieve vro have

Geo. P.

thorontrh knowlwHfo of uli! Die im and outa of uewspnper ndvertibinffi

f:ained

nn experience of twenly-flvo yean of Hucccssful busiucb.H wo have tho \HiSt enulppod olllcc, by far tho most couiprehonsi as well as tho most convenient system ot

Hotels, oi

any parlor tho Cltv. Also proprletor of tho

Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line The Cheap Prices will be maintained and SatlftfactAiy service rendered. Leave calls at Stables on Market street, slatoatSnod^raHS &. Murphy's. Telephone No. 47.

O S E IN

—MATTRESS ES-

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offer our

Newspaper Advertising Bureau,

services to aU who

contemplato spending 510 or $10,000

newspaper advertising ana who 'wish to

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