Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 April 1891 — Page 2

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Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasaut and refreshing to the taste, and acts irently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleauses the sys•*ra effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its' action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the mosi LK-.I1 thy and agreeable substances, its niany excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. hvrtip of Figs is fcr sale in 50c and Si bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one whe wishes to try it. Do not accept anj substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAH rHANCISCO. C*L. LOUISVILLE. KV HEW VORK. N

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

VAst Main Street, with W.T.WhlttlnKtou

Diseases of Women

AND SURGEKr.

Conm.tatlon roomi over Smith's drui s'-ore. South Wuhlngton Street, Crawiordt vllle, Indiana.

R. ETTEU. M.D.

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

°'BR«ldoncc 218 South Qreou street MrB. Dr. Griffith gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases

Women, Children, and O bate trice. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

Michigan Rose. Beauty of Hebron. And Burbank

POTATOES.

Only $1 per Bushel.

For Kutliifs or heed.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

OLD PAPERS

For Sale at This Ofllce,

25 Cents a Hundred

Geo. IR.. Rio©

UPHOLSTERING,

Carpets CarefullyLaid and Fitted

112 West Pike Street, Joel Block

For a Disordered Liver

Try BEECHftM'S PILLS. 25cts. a Box.

OK ALL DRUGGISTS.

WinsIow.Lanier & Co.,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STA TES, CORPORATtOXS, 11 AX AS AND MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AND LOANS NEGOTIATED.

SELLERS' LIVER PILLS

lOver 100 BTTM*void by on* drowiit. lbiTi DO •quftl for coring Plnlseas, liefti IttttUTeneu, Malaria. Lj*«r Computet, PeTfr •aod Ague. indlcMtlon, Backache, and all /Liver aod siotnacb trouble*. Thef Never

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Pull* Sold by all drufgt't* aod country keeper*. Mlert A C«.» Prop'*, MtUborfk, Pa.

City Election Notice.

The quulilhtl vfjt ps of thu city of Crawfordsvllle uro h«?r«*hy notitlwl to jm^'mhleat I heir df'slvnated voting places in their respective Wards ou

TrKSOA V.MAV r». 18!M,

au«l proceed to elect, the following ollicern, viz One Couoi-iiman for the* Fl.-t Ward. One Councilman lor the Second Wurd.

One Councilman for the Third Ward. C. M. SCOTT. Ap 11 1801. City Clerk.

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MAUTNE WO/fUJ 7Jt£ii£/SHUTOff£ CURE D'HAlrfES GOLDEN SPECIFIC Jt CUD bo given in A cup 1,11,'H or OONCT'.or in ur tides of toud.

without the ktio» leljre of th

Patient, If ncrc sury: It Is ahsoluu-lv tiurinl and willeffct ptrrmHuent iin«l hiwdy cur whether the patent Is a modoratfdrinkeroran aleliolic wrecK. ITNKVER KAII.S. .v oper Htes so quietly anil with Bucb certainty that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience, an ere lie Is aware.

Irs complete ruformutlon ef

feted. 48-putre Ijook of partlcuUra fr eeN'ye Cc.. druKKlsts Crawfordsvllle lnd.1

Shiloli'fi euro will immediately relievo Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis For sale by Moffett, Morgan Co.

Daily Journal.!

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, By T. H. B. McCAIN.

I Entered #t the Postolllee at Crawfonls ville I milium, HS soeoud-elass mutter.

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1780— Georpo Washington inaugurated first president of

CONSULTATION FRE1E.

Dr. A.F. Henry

Has located in this city at CIO cast Franklin s'reet, where his new antiseptic and cerinisldc tre.jJment lor Catarrl, Urunehltis find Harly Stages of luuir trouble will he demonstrated to persons alllicted. Twenty mimiNs trial Will convince any peron that this plan is a meat improvement on the old treataieiit.o! ahove diseases. Consultation free.

POTATOES.

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NOTICE TO SrilSCMBKU.S.

WhtMi you write to have your pajwr sent a different nflk-e from that to wnlch it has been Kolujr. be *ure to^rive the old well a. tue new postotliee address

THl'KSD.VY. Al'UlL 30. iss»l.

This Date in History—April 30,

G5—Lucan, Roman poet,died. IM4—Chevalier Bayard killed. IGG?— Queen Mary, contort of

William of Orange (Willlam III of Knplaud), born 1771—HOSCA Ballou horn

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the United States. IS.%4—James Montgomery, poet, died. IS63-SU cavalry tights—one in advanceof each

Federal army in tho field. ISH—Sanguinary battle at Jenkinson's ferry. Saline river. Ark. (Steele's command): Federal loss in killed and wounded SUO, Confederate unknown. IS7S—John Nicholas Genln. hatter and author, died in New York born UU'.n paid $£25 for first choice of scat at Jenny Lind's first concert. 1890—Outbreak in Paracuay with much bloodshed: political revolution results.

FOR THE BOARD TO CONSIDER. The Auditor is now making a new set of transfer hooks for theeounty. These books are necessary to the office, in fact it e.-mnot run without them. They are the tools of the Auditor with which lie lie constructs his tax duplicates. I'or this work Mr. Goben expects to bleeil the county to the tune of ten cents description, for every piece of land and every town lot in the county. His bill will amount to probably §1.000 or Sl.-IMI. There is no statutory provision for the allowance of any such claim. The law provides that he shall have ten cents per description for each deed_transferred but it does not provide for constructive fees for making transfer books, and any such account is illegal and a clear robbery of the county. The Auditor of Clinton county. Mr. Gaskill, had his bill for this work disallowed, and was glad to compromise for a very small" ', sum. as lie knew the making of the books would embarrass the Auditor worse than anybody else and therefore he should make them.

The deed records of the county are all the public needs. 'While not so convenient as the transfer books, they are amply sufficient for the purposes of abstracting. The Auditor is not entitled to a single cent for making transfer books, any more than he is entitled to a extra pay for making the tax duplicates for the county. Goben has bled the gravel road fund every year since he has been in office by collecting transfer fees. money lo which he had no shadow of title, and for the payment of which no provision is made in the gravel road law. lie has collected each year one cent each for filing 16.000 assessors' blanks and an equal number of statistical blanks when they are bound in books and left in the office, and he would be entitled to only one cent for each book. The filing of a transcript in the Supreme Court means one iile mark, not a lile mark and a charge for every motion, demurrer or what-not contained in the transcript. It remains to be seen whether the Board will be put to sleep to the jx-ople's interest by the siren smile of Mr. Goben. That smile which ripples up and down the earth with steady sweep and never ending undulations accompanied by a picturesque and heretofore unknown clasp of the hand and soft whisjier in the lug of humanity has brought disaster ujxin disaster on the heads of the good people of tho county. They have stood like young geese open-mouthed in a thunder storm, charmed by the smile, the shake and soft voice in the ear. while (loben the alleged reformer has gone through them, has lived fat. has violated the law. and collected constructive fees. "Will this Board allow the robbery to go onWill it allow

Goben a big fee for making transfer xiks which it is his plain duly to make under his salary Will it allow him SHOO or more, as has been done, or will it allow him what he earns and no more. The Board by keeping awake to the interests of tho people, and saying, "get thee behind me, Satan" to the smile, the shake and the sweet voice can save in June next some SI,200 to SI,500 to the people of the county. It is high time the jieople and not the ]iersonal interest of smooth tongued jxiliticians would claim the attention of the Board nnd County Attorney. The Republican Commissioners and Attorney can do the

county good ere they turn it over to

Westward the Course of Kmpire

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I For papers sent outside the county ailtliiiunul for postage. Tho WK.KKLY must invarluhly be paUi tor in advance.

Semi iH»stal note or money order.

TATII OF THK CENTER OF POPULATION. The map hero^iseu is from oiio furnished by the United States census bureau. athl shows the movement of the center of population of the United States, which h:us never deviated greatly from the thirty-ninth parallel. Its rate has been as follows: 1790-1S00, -11 miles 1 $00-10, 3(5 miles 1SI0-2C, 00 miles lSiO-oO, 30 miles ISoiMO, 55 miles 1S40-50, 50 miles 1S50-G0, SI miles 1500-70,

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miles 1S70-S0, 58 miles, and

miles, a total west ward move

ment of 505 miles.

A Song. ..•••

A son? for tho pirl I lovo— God lovo hor!

A sou^ for tho eyes of teuder shine. And the fragrr mouth that incite on mine. The shimmering tresses uncontrolled That clasp her neck with tendril sold The blossom mouth and the dainty chin. And the little dimples out and iu—

The girl 1 love— God love her!

A sonpr for the pirl 1 loved— God love her!

A sonc for tho eyesof faded li^ht. And the cheek whose red rose waned to white: Tho quiet brow with its shadow and gleam, And the dark hair drooped in a long, deep dream Tho small hands crossed for their churchyard rest. And the lilies d?ad on her sweet dead breast.

The girl I loved— tiod love her* —Frederick Langbridge.

''Has lleeu."

That melancholy phrase, "It might have Deen, However sad, doth its heart enfold A hidden germ of jti'omise for I hold IDiatoer

miylil have been shall be.

Though in

Some other realm and life the soul

must

win

The goal that erst was jxissible. Hut cold And cruel as tho sound of frozen mold Dropped on a coflln arc the words "has be,'II "She has been beautiful," "Ho has been great," "Romo has been powerful," we sigh and say. It is tho pitying crust we toss decay,

Tho dirge wo breathe o'er some degenerate state. An epitaph for Fame's unburied dead. God pity those who live to hear it said! -Ella Wheeler Wilcox.

SCIENCE FOR MECHANICS

IT has recently beou found that certain fungoid growths have the power of removing- gold from water containing it in suspension.

Wires cast and malleable iron are used in the same structure a galvanic action Is set up between them, and the malleable iron is corroded.

SEAWEED is now made into a tough paper, which takes the place of window glass. When colored the effect is similar to stained or painted glass.

To onviATE the waste of steam in steam hammers an improvement hgis been Introduced in fitting the hammers with two pistons of different diameters, compounding them, in fact.

GCM arabic, which was once universally used, has become very scarce and dear, and a substitute for it is being made from starch, which is subjected under pressure and at a high temperature to the action of sulphurous acid. The product, after neutralization, is Boluble and extremely adhesive.

A SEW kind of metal is reported from Birmingham, Eng., which is said to be non-corrosive and will adhere to other metals of all kinds when properly applied. Its greatest use will probably be found in the marine engineering, for coating iron and steel for propellers to present their pitting.

A otrx to fire under water has been invented, nnd one for the United State* ship Destroyer is in course dT construction at Bethlehem, Pa. This experimental gun is to be thirty-five feet long, aud will throw a projectile twenty-five feet in length, containing four hundred pounds of nitrogycerine, one thousand foet through the water.

As Delicately Put as Possible.

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Bristow—Funny thing about that moose. Ho was at least a mile away when I plunked liiin, and 1 hit him within an inch of the spot I aimed for.

Gordon—Was he standing or lying? Bristow—Standing. Gordon—There's the tremendous difference between you and the moose, Charlie.—Life.

the bats and owls, clansmen, spoilsmen IVrhaps you are run down, can't eat, ami riugstors. Thk JontNAL U'IJKIM]H cjuft tliink, CIIN't lo iinvthing that thov do their dutv. and urg».'H the .V1'1!1" Kalisfaction. ami vou wonder tax burdened pie 'or the countV to

urge upon the Commissioners the neces-

MIKK ONEH. will never make a coun-

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STATE OR OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, LCCAS COUNTY, FHANK J'. CHENEY makes oath that bo is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENEY A- Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pav the sum of ONE I1UXDKED DOLLARS for each and every case of CATAUHII that cannot be cured by the use of HALL CATAKUH CtTltK.

FliAXK .1. CHENEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed in inv presence, this 0th day of Decern ber, A. D. 1880.

A. \V. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Ctxro is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.

F. .T. CHENEY .t CO., Toledo, O. £7t?"Sold by Druggists, 75c.

SHILOII'S COUGH and Consump tion Cure is sold bv us on a guarantee. ft cures consumption.. For sale by MolTett, Morgan A- Co.

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sity of economy, anil of giving a black Nerve Tonic anil in Electric Bitters you eye to the Democratic crowd of ringsters find the exact remedy for restoring and crows which ever since last Novum- your nervous svsto'n to its normal, health four bottles of

l«-r have dreamed of nothing but sjxiils. condition. Surprising results follow tho ia a blessing to

use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Your appetiUs returns, good di-

,, gestiin is restored, and the liver and

oliiian. You might as well trv to make P. ""11 kidneys thoroughbred trotter out of a dray ]X)^|](,' horse by bunging its tail. Store.

resume healthy action. Try a I'rioo 50c. at Nye ,fc Co's. Drug-

FROM H00S1ERD05T.

Budget of Interesting Indiana News.

Indiana Millers Meet.

SVANSVII.I.B, Ind., April 80.—'The Indiana Millers' association met Tuesday morning in its fourth annual convention in the Business Men's association hall, with about 100 ik'logatos present. President A. C. Hawks of l)oshen called the meeting to order at 1) o'clock. A. C. Williams of Indianapolis was selected as secretary pro tempore. Mayor Good let on behalf of the city welcomed the visitors, and was followed by the annual address by President IIuwUs, which occupied the. remainder of the morning1 session. The afternoon session was occupied by the reading and discussing of interesting papers. The delegates were tendered a reception and banquet at the St. George hotel at night.

Elopers Cowhided.

Jr.FFEnsosvit.LE, Ind., April 30.— Charles L. Williams and Miss Maggie F. Dieveney eloped to this city from Louisville Mouday night and were married. Williams' mother knew nothing of her son's marriage until Tuesday, when she straightway went to the residence of tho bride in Louisville, and, finding tho newly wedded pair in the room, demanded an explanation. Young Williams stated what ho had done, whereupon his mother produced a cowhide, and not only whipped the boy, who is 17 years old, but turned her attention to her newly made daughter-in-law and administered to her several lashes.

An Engineer Crushed to Death. KOKOMO, Ind., April 80.—A section of a through stock train on the Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City railroad, was wrccked at Greentown, 10 miles east of here. Tuesday morning. The train was running about 15 miles an hour through the town. It struck a cow at the Main street crossing, turning the engine and tender over, wrecking them and eight cars. Engineer Isaac Koonerine aud Fireman Clyde Young jumped, the latter saving himself with a badl3' sprained ankle, while Engineer Koonerine waa oaught in the wreck and crushed to death. Fifteen head of cattle were killed and a score crippled.

Collier* on a Strike.

COI.VMBUS, Ind., April 30.—The greatest strike in the history of the southern Indiana coal fields is in progress in Daviess county, growing out of the refusal of the Cable Coal Company to discharge a bank boss who had incurred tho illwill of the miners. The operators ordered the men discharged, whereupon 000 men quit work. Tho trouble originally started over the discharge of a driver, the miners going out until he was reinstated. This was followed by a demand for the bank boss to quit. Both the owners and the strikers arc determined, and the strike promises to be a Ion# one.

Odd Fellows Celebrating.

LA. I'ORTK, Ind., April :50. The seventy-second anniversary of the institution of odd fellowship was celebrated in this city Tuesday by the dedication of the new Odd Fellows' temple. Lodges, cantons and bands from all points in northern Indiana and southern Michigan were present, and th city was gayly decorated for the visitors. The grand parade occurred at 1 o'clock, over 1,000 men being in line. Following the parade occurred the dedicatory exercises proper in the new temple, the principal address being by Grand Master W. H. Leedy, of Indianapolis.

Iloycott on Saloon Roepors. IxniANAroLis, Ind., April 30.—The Stone Cutters' union of this city has adopted a resolution boycotting all union saloon keepers and fining every member of its union 810 who violates the resolution by dealing with them. The reason for this action Is the alleged fact that the union saloon keepers have compelled the breweries to advance the price of beer to private consumers from SI. To to S2.25 per keg.

Farm Stock Burned.

VALPARAISO, Ir.d., April 30.—Tuesday night two barns were burned by an incendiary on James R. Malone's farm, near Hoonogrove. Among the losses were the following: Forty-five cows, fifteen calves, ten horses, hay, etc., insured for S3.000 in the Liverpool, London and Globe and for $2,500 in the Farmers' companies.

Klopcru Itccoiue Public Charge*. I.vniANAroi.lH, Ind., April 30.—Mrs. F. P. Frank, of Danville, 111., deserted her husband six months ago and ran away with a tramp, taking with her a 0-year-old son, and came to this city. Their money gave out and they applied to the township trustee for assistance. The child will be returned to its father.

Death of an Old Tprre flante Settler. TKHHK HACTK. Ind., April 30.—James Ross, one of the earlier pioneers of Vigo county, died suddenly Tuesday morning at the advanced age of 88 years. In company with his brother Harry, who survives him, tho deceased caine to Terre Haute from New York state over a half, century ago.

A llabo Killed.

MCNCIK, Ind., April 30.—News of another fatality in this county lia-s ^reached Muneie, making five in the last ten days. Marion Wilson's daughter, aged ll, lad her infant sister in her arms, when she accidentally dropped the babe to the tloor, fracturing tho skull.

Died In A PoorhouHC.

IXDIANAPOI.IS, Ind., April 30.—Tuesday Hon. Charles J. Rogers, a democratic politician who stumped Indiana for Cleveland in the last presidential campaign, died in the poorhouse at Butte, Mont.

Sent to nn Anylain.

MAltTiNSViLLK, Ind., April 30.—Rev. .1. D. Fry, pastor of the liaptist church here, who has been suffering from mental trouble for several weeks, has been tukun to Indianapolis for treatment.

Worth Its Weight itl Gold, If prloe con be plaoed on pain, "Mother'a Friend ia worth its weight in gold aa an alleviator. My wife Buffered more in ten minutes with either other two children that she did all together with her last, having previously used rafter's Friend." it any one expecting to become a mother, says a customer of mine. HENDERSON DALE, Druggist,

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A SAVIOUR OF HER SEX.

When pain Woim-sa constant companion when there is no repose for the sulTerur, by dav or niijht when life itself soeius to bo it calamity ami when all this is reversed ly a woman, whose only ambition is to do yood to others, lias she not won the above title?

LYDIA E, PINKHAM'Sc.Tp'oTd

cures all those peculiar weaknesses and irilment.s oT women, all organic diseases of the Uterus or Womb, and Ovarian Troubles, lteariufi-ilown Sensations, Weak Back, Debility, Nervous Prostration, etc. Every Druggist sell* it as a standard article, or sent hy mail, in form of Bills or Lozenges, on receipt of Sl.lXK two 2-cent stamps tor Mrs. Plnktiam's beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled

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Write tho Bradficld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE." contains a volume ot valuable Information. Ithassavedllvesjandmay save yours, Lydia E. Plnkham Med. Co., Lynn. Mats.

Al.lltlv tHrl'it llx-prrlciicv In Ltfilit-

Mr. ami Mrs. Loreu Trescott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach. Mich., and are blessed with a daughter four years old. Last April sho was taken down with measles followed with a dreadful cough and turning into fever. Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her. but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was it mere "handful of bones".— Then she tried Dr. King's New Discovery and after the use of two and a half bottles, was completely cured. They say Dr. King's New Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at Nye A- Co. Druggist.

Notice to the Voters]

OF TIL R.

City of Crawfordsville:!

At a regular meelliiKof theCoiuinou t'ouncll of ihet'ltv of Crawfordsvilleii. held in the t'ouneil rlianiber ot said city Monday evenInir, .March i'l, 1801, tlu! committee to whom was to erred the matter of selecting votlnir places at the next city election, to be held

Tuesday. Mav 1 Sill, for thu purpose ol "lectlnirthree' ("ouncllnien from the sevral wants In said city reported the selection ol the I'otlowlnif locations in the several Wanls, to-wlt. i'lits'l' WARD. rreelnct N'o. I.T. .1. Frames room, north side Market slnvl between Walnut and lirant ''Vreeiiiet No. Holier! Wilson's resilience, turner Market street and Grant avenue. 1'reclnct No. :i, llcm'tlel's store room, south sldeori'lke Mreet. between Washington alii!

Walnut streets, l'recinet No. 4. Ilenry Millers resident south side Colli-ice Mreet, between (jrant a\ line and Walnut street.

SliCONII WAHll.

l'recinet N'o. 1, Colllns's coal olliee, cornel tireen and lMke streets. 1'reeitict N'o. Dr. Hiincan olliee, oast side Washington street, between Wabash avenue aim l'ikc street.

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l'recinet No. 1. Reuben .Smith's wavou shop, north side of Main between Water and Green

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"Cutarii as wen adapted to chndmn that recommend it ft* superior lo any prescription Uowm to «ne." H. A. Aacon, M. D., & 8» Odcri 8L, Brosklra, M. T.

WEDNESDAY, MAY

No. Henry Schenek's 'In shop,

east side of Water, between Main and l'ikc stroels. l'recinot No. No. engine house, corner College anil Water streets. l'recinet No. t, i-aniiiet Johnson residence south side Kranklln stteel, between Kim and Plum streets.

W t'.CARK, Mayor.

Attest: (.'. M. SCOTT. City clerk. March -jr., lS'.il.

THE OUAWlf'OKDSVILLE

Y. M. C.A

O. M. GKEOO, President. \V. S. MOFFETT, Vice President. G. P. DIIHHAM, Recording Seorotar. 11. T. KINO. Treasurer.

N. C. MCCAY, General Secretary.

Baths, Tub and Shower Gym-1 uasiuiu, Bowling Alleys, Piauo. Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

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