Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 May 1891 — Page 2

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OXE ENJOYS Both tho method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acta gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys•m effectually, dispels colds, head-

Mies and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing ty the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only 'from the niosi

hetliv

and agreeable substances, its

many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it. the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN .-liANCISCO. CAL LOUISVILLE. KY NEW YORK. N!

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith °®KesTc£n ic

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Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases oI Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FHEK.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

East Main Street, with W.T.Whlttlngtou

Diseases of Worries

AND SUHGEHY.

Contu.tatlou roomi over Smith's dru, store, South Wathingion Street, Crawford, vtlle, Indiana. .1. It. F/TTE1J. M.D.

Dr. A.F.Henry

Has locutfd.ln this city at'J to cast Kranklin whori his new antiseptic tintl KLTinlslile troiitiiHMii (or Uaturrl, Ifrouchltls and Early Suit's ul lunjr trouble will be demonstrated to itorsons ailluMod. Twenty minutes trim will convliuM* juivjhtsou tliut ihis plan Is jrrt'Ul improvement on the old treat mcut of ulove disrases. Consultutlou free.

THE CHEAT EH3LKH K^LuY,.

BEECHAM'S PILLS

For Bilious and. Heron Disorders. "Worth a Gtiincn B:-" bet sold for 25 Ccntn,

IIY AM. 1st

CARTERS

PILLS.

CURE

Blck He&d&cbo and relieve all tho tronblea lncf* dont to a bilious Btato of tho system, suoh iff Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating. Fain in the Sido, ic. While their moit remarkable success has been shown in curing

SICK

Headache, yol Carter's Little Liver Pillf an equally valuabloiu Constipation, curing and pro* Tenting thisannoyJnscomplaint,whito thoyalso correct alldisordcrsofthostomachjBthnulatethQ liver and regulate tho bo wela. Even if they only

HEAD

Acbsthoy would boalmostprlceleasto thosowhO suffer from this distressing complaint but fortunately thelrgoodneas does notondhere^nd those Who onco try them will find theso littlo pills valuable in so many ways that thoy will not bo witHog to do without them. But aftoraUaick bead

ACHE

Iflthebano of so many

Uvea

DAILY

that hero is whora

We mike our great bja^L Our pills cure it whlio Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Pills aro very fimall and •ery easy to take. Onoortwopillsinakoadoso. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purgo, but by their gentle action please all who use them. Invialsat^Scents five for $1. J3old by druggists everywhere, or sunt by

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York:

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

RUPTURE

HofitireJyrarod inOOdaysbyOr* Horne*nKieclro*3ila*iieUa llrjf vTruM.combtni'd. Guaranteed the onlyonoiiitbA world generating •continuous Electric# Manetic

m— ~-currtnt. Scientific, Powerful, purab'O.

rFComfortablo

and Effective.

AtoIcTfrauiii.

OvoriM»OOctirrd. 8t»nd»tainpforpamnhI«t. AKOEtEO^HlC I1KI.TMFOU JIineWS. 0l HOBNE. Removed to 180 WabashAve., Chicago.

IMMAMAMAMAMAAWtM/VVVV No POISONS in'

FREEMAN'S Face Powdery

Medicated. Free From POISON, Harmless asj Dew. Don't Rub Off. Purest, only perfect beau-5 if A E S E E

HIAWATHA/1 It's Exquisite. JTt Druggists, viuj

Molfctt Morgan, Nye A: Co., Hluford the Dnijurist, Smith & Myers.

DISEASES

on. paRors NO. I PQII TlVI HERBAL RIHEBT -5 cares xugbt XtrnMios* and gall easM of VoMthfrl Krror*.

H0.2PD5ITIVI MCB»Al|t|IEOT cures uoiorrhst ana Gleet

Prie« ««eb Remmif, Two Dollar*, fioull pill form. S«Dt io plain,itaitd ubKel''*. Eoor-

package. \tj .. moui a&Ua. Vnnraatred Car**. Ma»p for DU. PEIICY. k.'xi^MVnCrr.

SELLERS" LIVES ILLS

by eoa dracaM, Tb«r, irtof DtaiaM^Mdaeb^i Uw Oorsplalot, 7«tm]

Over

100

croMiold by om

hart bo atrial for eai' Malaria, ,aad Afsa, iadieteuoe, Backaeb*, and aU _'I4rer aad Stomach treualM. They Ntrsr rFslL Sold by all dnifftfts aad ooudut st«r keeper* hUm A nttekifh, fh

Journal

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THE WKKKLV JOURNAL.

Threpmocths 40 Sixmontiis.... O.'i One your fl.Uo

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NOTICR TO SUBSUR1HKRS.

When you write to have your paper sent to a different office froui tliat to wnlcli it lias been Kolntr. be sure tojflve the old as well as tue new postolttce address

THUH8DAY, MAY 28,1891.

This Date in History—May 23. IGCO-Goortit?, son of Electrics Sophia of llunovcr, lHrn: when Aunu dletl without huirs ho became Gcorgu 1 of England. 1C81—CaUU'ron ilc In Barca, Spuuish lramatlst, died born IGtiO. 1701—Tho Erench iidmlral. Do Tourville, died. ITU —Mine, do Moutespan, famous inistrusa of liOuisXlV.dletl. 1714—Eleclress Sophia of llavovcr ilitKl heir to crown of England bydcsccut from James 1. 17S0—Tbomna Mooro, poet, bom in Dublin died 1KB. 15(17-Louis Joan Rudolph Aga&dz, born in

Motiers, Switzerland: dletl 1S73 tho last prominent naturalist of tho *'biccial creation" school. IS29—Sir Humphry I")avy, chemist, died. 1SG2—Cavalry battles at Cache Hiver bridge,

Ark.: Wardensville, Va., and Sylamoro, Ark. ISW—Cavalry buttles at Pleasant Hill, Mo., and

Moultoi^, Ala.: colored troops liL'lit at Littlo Hock, Ark,, and Jacksonville, Fla. 1SSS—Hailstones as largo as hen eggs fall In

Iowa.

Tne Midland has round money to pay oiHcers of the law but not pay its employes.

The creamery butter made at Crawfordsville is quoted at New York three cents higher thiiu the product of the Elgin, 111., region. CrawfoMsville ib alwavs at the front.

Tne coffee fields of Brazil cover two million acres with eight million trees! that is four hundred per acre, each tree averaging one pound per annum. The industry employs four hundred men. Some people have an idea that nothing can be raised in Brazil.

Tin? Cincinnat platform contains on singular inconsistency. It demands the issue of enough greenbacks by the government "to transact the business of the country on cash basis." At the same time it demands that the government shall loan this money at 2 per cent, on farm mortgages and on crops. Inconsistency could not further go. If there is to bo money enough to do business on a cash basis, why provide the means for evervbodv to beeonie a borrower

Tiie Philadelphia

Press presents a

good tariff argument in the following: '•The best market for the farm is in the factory, and both the farm and the factory make the most money when they stand side by side. Mr. Mills wants to keep the cotton factory in Lancashire and the cotton farm in Texas. Protectionists believe in placing them as near each other as they can be brought. This is true of all agriculture. It is particularly true of cotton, whose cultivation leaves long idle months in the winter, and which requires a great rush of labor at cotton picking. When the factory and farm are side by side in Texas, and labor fully organized, each will have a better market than now, and each will draw labor from the other in this seasons when each needs it."

TnE distribution of the appraisement notices began yesterday and little knots of real estate owners are to be seen on every corner discussing and cussing the new law. There are some who vent their wrath on the Assessor. If these persons would but take the second thought they must know that the Assessor is an officer or the law and that he is sworn to '-faithfully, impartially and honestly discharge the duties, and that he will assess all property at its true, cash value, as such value is defined in section 53 of the act concerning taxation.* In view of this fact the Assessor is not to be censured. It is tho law that should le cussed and not tho Assessor.

Ol'FIELI).

Corn plowing has commenced. Sunday school has changed from 9 a. in. to 3:30 p. m.

Brookshiro was down one day last week looking over hss farm. Potato bugs have come this spring ns usual with fearless appetites.

No Sunday school last Sunday on account of the meeting at Otterbei'n. Less rain for the present and a littlo more warm weather would be appreciated

Mr. .Toneb took a drove of sheep the other da^ to his home north of town to be sheered.

Quite ii number went from this .icinitv to quarterly meeting Sunday at Otterbein. liev. Pom Hamilton called on tho united brethren in this vicinity last week, had a goodly ntimlxT of places to go as the community are ne.-irlv all United Brethern. -a

HItOHW.S I 'ALLEY.'

AV. S. Closlin was in town Thursday. The mill is again in good running ordor.

Grandma Goslin is visiting her son here. S. T. Allen moved to AVavolnnd Thursday.

I. S. Todd and wife visited friends at Ladoga Sunday. Laura S]M ncer is homo from Torre Haute with tho moasles.

Mrs. J. W. Spencer, of Montezuma, visited her parents hero Tuesd Men, take care of the clean floor at the church and lenvo your tobacco outside.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

FOOD FOR FLAMES.

A. Kansas Mothor and Threo Childreu Burned to Death.

A PROBABLE MURDER 'AXD SUICIDE.

Destruction by Fir© of a HIr Petroleum Rellnrry In France —Ten Ternon* Lokc Their Llvea—lleuvy Pecuniary I«og*.

A MOTHER'S AWFUL DEED. Kansas City, Mo., May US.—The Star's Topeka (Kan.) special says: A small four-room frame residence at the corner of Buchanan avenue und Gordon street was burned Wednesday morning. In the ruins were found the charred remains of Mrs. W. A. UptegrofT, aged 23, and her throe children, all girls, aged from 15 months to 5 years. All the surrounding circumstances point to a deliberate and carefully planned triple murder and siicide. The scene of the tragedy is in a sparsely settled portion of North Topeka, and among an ignorant class of day laborers. The fire was discovered about 10 o'clock. The house was supposed, by the neighbors, to bo uninhabited. It has been learned that the family moved Into the house about a month ago. The father is a teamster and left home early tn the morning to hunt work. He has not had any work since he moved here, and both he and his wife have been very despondent. He was found about It o'clock and told of the terrible fate of his family.

He couid only talk incoherently and could give no information whatever to throw light on the affair. Mrs. Updegraft had frequently talked to her neighbors about her husband's Inability to find work and the large family to be supported. Tho only other theory that can be advanced Is that the mother and children were asleep, and being suffocated by the smoke were unable to raise an outcry. The fact that all of them were in one bed, with the windows of the small room closed and the door fastened, points, however, to the theory of murder and suicide.

TEX PERSONS PERISHED.

Pabis, May 2S.—A most destructive Are occurred In Dunquerque, a littlo town in tho northwest of Franco, Tuesday. A petroleum refinery was destroyed, involving a loss of half a million francs, and a number of other similar establishments In the immediate vicinity were for some time In gTeat danger. Ten lives wore lost before the (ire was finally extinguished on Wednesday, and some harrowing scenes were witnessed. One workman in endeavoring to escape from the building was cremated before the eyes of thousands of people, who were powerless to help him. The local fire department was unable to cope with the fire and the pompiers of Calais, Dieppe and Boulogne had to be brought on the ground before the fire was finally subdued. The soldiers rendered efflolent help in saving eight large petroleum reservoirs, which are close to the

HELD UP BY HIGHWAYMEN. A Alan Robbed of *8,000 tn Cash at Nashville, 111.

Nashville,

IM., May 28.—Tuesday

morning, at 3 o'clock, as n. Bollermeier was on his way home, he was attacked by two negroes, who, under the muzzle of revolvers, compelled him to give up his cash, 88,000, and other articles of value. Mr. Bollermeier was then bound and gagged and left unconscious. As soon as Bollermeier was found and the situation made known a posse gave pursuit and captured the negroes at Lenseburg. Two thousand dollars was recovered, the negToes having managed to secrete 50,000 of the money. The negroes are now in jail here.

American Rights Interfered VTlth. Halifax, N. S., May 26.—A cablegram from St John, N. F., says the French warship ul St. George's bay refused to allow Americans to take or to buy bait there. Under the treaty of 1818 Americans have the same rights as the British on the French shore, and they have never before been Interfered with by the French. The consul has telegraphed Mr. Blaine for Instructions. The French have no rl»ht to interfere -with the Americans, as the British government denies to the French any jurisdiction in territorial waters.

Thousand* of Chlldrru Parade. Brooklyn, N. Y., May 28.—The six-ty-second anniversary of the Brooklyn Sunday-school union was celebrated by exercises at tho various Sundayschools, and a parado consisting of eleven divisions and six subdivisions of Sunday-school children, 67,000 children being in line. The flaps were displayed on the public buildings and most of the houses along the line of march.

To Attend Judge llouk's Funeral. Washington-, May 28.—Taylor, Enloe and McMillan, of Tennessee Crisp, of Georgia Wilson, of Kentucky, and Dalzell, of Pennsylvania, have been appointed by the house of representatives to attend the funeral of the late Repre sentative Houk. of Tennessee. Sen ator Harris, of Tennessee, and possibly some other southern senator will represent the senate at the funeral.

Philadelphia'! Two Treasurers*''''"' Philadelphia, May 2a—The city council on Wednesday accepted Bardsley's resignation and elected Richard G. Oellers, business manager of the Record, to fill his unexpired term. The council claims that the governor has no authority to appoint Bardsley's successor and refuses to recognizo Redwood Wright, the governor's appointee.

Convict* Shot.

Birmingham, Ala., May 28.—At Pratt mines, Ala., Tuesday three negro convicts tried to escape from the guards. Two of them, Harry OTTarc und Reuben llunnon, were shot (lend, the third escaping. This makes thirteen prisoners who have bee.i killed ut theso mines within a week.

Worth Its Weight In Hot a. If a price enn bo placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as nn alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that she did all together with her last, having previously need four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expeoting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. Henderson Dale, Druggist,

The Bazil Tracy Land.

To the Editor of The .(ourim!. Wayxktows, May 27, 'SH. -I see by the Daily JontNAL of the 'itith inst. an account of conveyance ol real estate made by Bazil Tracy to Tlios. J. Mills in which statement are several grave errors which I do not think you would have made if you had been properly informed of the facts in the case. You state that the land conveyed was much of it tho garden sjxit of the whole community, when it is not more than average quality of land in the whole neighborhood. You also say that there were 1,000 acres in the tract, and* that tho same was sold to Mr. Mills for the "magnificent pot j? .00(). or Slt.00 per acre," when the facts of the case were, there were only 574 acres, which you can see by going to the Recorder's office and examine the deed. The consideration in the deed was SI 1, ISO. For this sum Mr. Mills gave his notes secured by a mortgage on the land drawing interest from date. These are facts. Some of them you may learn by reading the records. In conversation with a gentleman thiB morning he said ho was well acquainted with tho land and that there was much of it ho would not pay 810 per acre for. I give you the above as facts as I am very certain you have been deceived about the whole affair.

Yours Truly for the Truth. H. ,T. WUBSTElt.

A1 Todd and wife visited your city to-day. J. P. Mahorney, of Ladoga, circulated among old friends here yesterday.

Lew Kramer and Lew Willis met their best girls here Tuesday night. Mr. Straughan, of near Green castle, is the guest of his son ,1. W. Straughan.

The Gypsy Carnivcl drew a full house and was a complete success. Receipts $47.25. llobert Straughan and daughter, of Parkersburg, visited relatives here yesterday.

R. A. Chadrach, accompanied by his witnessess, are attending court at Crawfordsville to-day.

The Moore-Barton case tried before Esquire Wright Tuesday resulted in a victory for Mr. Barton.

Miss Chumasero who has been visiting Miss Canine, returned home to Crawfordsville yesterday

Tho event of the season will be the appearance of tho Wabash College Glee Club accompanied by tho famous blind pianist, Eddie Brandkamp, at the Bap tist church Friday evening.

If the young fellows who took so much trouble to build fenees across the road between Bluff Mills and Alamo last Tiiesday night, will call here in town they will receive pay for their trouble.

Whet, Baby was «fcK, we ga*o her CastorW When she was a Child, she cried for Castorio. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla. When she bad Children, she gave them Castor!*

Children Crv for Pitcher's Gaston^

-'t Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of the purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for an affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and always to be depended upon. "Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's drug store.

Robert Elsmere.

Tho minister whom God gave tho strength to pull away from tho old church and established the new brotherhood of Christ, died young while the church still lives. Had he used Milton's Nerve and Lung Food, ho might have lived for years to enjoy his work. Ministers take warning, keep your system up by using this syrup. Sample'bottle freo Nye fc Co.

Al ow me to aim my trioute to the efficacy of Ely's Cream Balm. I was suffering from a severe attack of influenza and catarrah and wns induced to try your remedy. The result was marvelous. I could hardly articulate, and in less than twenty-four hours the catarrhal symptons and my hoarseness disappeared and I was able to sing a heavy role in Grand Opera with voice unimpaired. I strongly recommend it to all singers.—Wm. H. Hamilton, Leading Basso of the C. D. Hess Grand Opera Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorii

lloolc For Advertisern.

George P. Howell & Co., or New York publishers or the American Nowspajxsr Directory and or Prinler'x Ink, a journal Tor advertisers—the oldest and best known or all the advertising agencies— conduct their business in such a way as take it a material benefit to both advertiser and newspapor publisher. Everyone who is in need of information on tho subject or advertising will do well to ob tain a copy

Carmi, HI

Writo the Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta, Ga., for farther particulars' Sold by Nye A Co., Grawfordeville. Ind

Georgo P. Rowell & Co's

"Book for Advertisers," 308 pagos, price ono dollar. It is mailed, postage paid, on receipt of price and contains a careful compilation from the American Newspaper Directory of all the best papers in the United States and Canada. It gives tho circulation rating of every one and a good deal of information nbout ratos and other matters pertaining to the business of advertising.

Whoever has made himself acquainted with what may be learned from this book will admit that from its pages ono may gather pretty much all tho information that is needed to perfect an intelligent plan of advertising. It is not a complete newspaper directory. It is much better, for although it names barely one-third of tho newspapers published, it does enumerate evory ono of the best and all that a general a advertiser is likely to have occasion to use.

Among tho papers named in this book is The Journal, a distinction to which its circulation entitles it.

"A Y0UKS WOMAN AT FIFTY,"

Or, as tho world oxproases it, "a well-pro-served woman." One who, understanding tho rules of health, has followed them, and preserved hor youthful appearance. Mrs. l'inkhaui has many correspondents who, through hor advice and, caro, can look with satisfaction in thoir mirrors.

LYDIA E,PINKH*H'ScoTp"b^,

goes to tho root of all female.complaints, renews tho waning vitality, |ind invigorates tho entire system. Intelligent womon of middle ago knowwoll its wonderful powers.

All Druggists sell it as a standard article, or soiit by mail, ju form of Pills or Lozeugos, on receipt of SI.00.

Mrs. Phikham freely answers letters ol inquiry. Encloso stamp for reply.

Send two 2-c«nt stamps tor Mrs. Rlnkham beautiful

88-page

llluitrMed boot, entitled

"GUIDE TO HEALTH AnO ETIQl/ETTE." It contains a volume of valuable Informal: jn

If has saved Uvea, and man save your*.

Lydla E. Plnkham Mod. Co., Lynn. Mom,

Tilnlnma tnma# a •(kIa,I,.

YOU WISH

...

Three Eastern Trunk Railways. The Outer Belt Railway.

The Standard Oil Pipe Line.

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LOTS $100 AND UPWARDS

Cincinnsti Hamilton and Dayton Thousand Mile Books aro now sold for Twenty Dollars and good on fifteen different roads all connecting

lluve you hoard of Snmll's 1'ills, For curlnir lilliotiii ills? Could vnu know what others suy. How they wind with Kl'ipeless way ,. As they ever will.

And how they've mmle A Imsla money trade. He uimlo no fliss,

Nor muss, And lind no row: ftns simply Kouealieiul,

And now

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Advertise

Anything

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Anywhere

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WRITE TO

ROWELL

We have Just opened our new sub-division, called THE ORIGINAL TOWN OF (iltlFFlTH ami halt fixed the prices and terms so that the jioorest man can buy lots 25x124H feel to 10 upwards. Terms, ilo cash: balance Ilper week, or 94 per month .5 only °pi,.ortunlty. Can you save II a wook? Dollars will grow Into lots, and rriin. nT

fortuncs.

Griffith, tho opining great manufacturing- suburb of Chicago

Huclctcn's Arnica Salve.

The beet salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay reqursri. It is guaranteed to give perfect satiiu faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents por lwx. For sale by Nye & Co

Merit Whin.

Wo desire to say to our citizens, that for years vre have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's Mew Life Pills,. Bucklen's Arnica K-ilvo and Electric Bitters, and have nover bundled remedies tliut sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. Wo do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchrtao price, if satisfactory results do n6t follow their use. Theso remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye

Co., druggists.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria

SHnx»ira~OOUOH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It cures consumption. ...For pale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

Economy Is the builder of fortunes. I" jr by buying a lot In

NOTE ITS ADVANTAGES

Higher Elevation Than Harvey. Nearer than Waukegan,

Itisthe Coming Point.

Lots Guaranteed to be High and Dry or Money Refunded

uml 1X1111 ustHto

«Tcr-ready ticket between Cincinnati

Dayton Chicago St, Louis

Salamanca Ft. Wayne Indianapolis

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Ann Arbor Toledo Buffalo

MILE

Peoria

VIA

Cleveland

Niagara Falls and a Thousand other .points.

C.H.&B.

Hils not them In away complete. Or, as the hoys say, with Doth feet. That they are daisies everybody knows.

And Small's a full-blown rose.

Indianapolis Business University

OW Bryant Ai Stratton School, Sorta .vnunylvania 8t„ When Block, Opposite Poat-Offlco,

i.. ».,

& Co.,

No. zo Spruce Street,

NEW YORK.

A I $ 1 O W N

Ly buyingjusi such lots 25 or jo years ago the merchant -princes oj

Chicago laid the foundations 0/ their fortunes.

$1 WEEKLY.

PaPcrs say of Griffith. Semi for pluts and ex-

tracts from the papers. Wo gladly mall tliem free. Write quickly. Don't be too late. (Jet plats

Jay Dwiggins & Co.

Chicago Real Estate Investors,

409 Chamber of Commere Building Chicago, 111

Oatamik Ot KED, health and sweat breath Becurod, by Shiloh's catarrh remHy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free, Moffott Morgan & Co.

[Chicago's Great MannfaclnriBg Temperance Suburb—2

8 I.arge Manufactories Located In 8 Month*.

On lonR Umo. invest your savings, so tliey may double In ono year or less.

Halt\ KV LAND ASSOCIATION, Hit) to 825 Itookcry Chicago, 111.

RAILROAD ITEMS.

Soten of Cheap Rates, IsxcitvHimiM And Other Inducement* to Travel.

Saturday ratos of $2.90 now in offect to Marmont,

Tho Vundalia will sell excursion tickets to Little Iiock, Ark., and return, May 31st and June 1st. One fare for the round trip. Good to return including .Tune 15 th. .To Ora, Ind., or Cedar Lake anil return, 83.95, the round trip. Good 30 days.

Low rates to Marmont, including S2.90 Saturday rato. $17.05 round trip to Hagerstown, Md., to Dunkard's mooting May 20 to •Tune 1. Good roturning including .Tuno 30.

never wants to

learn,

OLiD

ena-

Chicago,

M.S.City Limits.

but ihe

reads

HONESTYthat

CHEWING TOBACCO is the best that is made, and at ONCE tries it, and saves money and secures more satisfaction than everbefon AVOID Imitations. Insist on having the genuine. If your dealer hasn't it ask him to get it for you. JNO. FIHZER & BROS., Lonisville, Ky:

VEGETABLE

mamm

COUGHS

AND

COLDS.

,8So.and9JL. at all dniggiett.

£. WAN & SONS, Proprietiis,

PROVIDENCE. R.I.

rBADESLPPUKDi-rROSSGORDON, La Fayette, Ind. Bold by Nve & Co.

VS.

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ITieBESTthoCIIEAPESTlna piin liiscfiir .a lifetime. The LADD H-Kt.STII'FKNKD

Buy the LADD. A tine assorttm*nt lur.salt'l' Kliao&UruhtUu jewolors

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JpZbTS, rwtortm tfaem HEALTH h4 TlOOHUmTKKU'TII.

Bftlik CnrrMt Ptll InaUallr, or forfeit IILT ia4 IwpMttrr C«aipl«U IS. Bad op. W or»t twrtNr jmrtj

Crii li inrea n«ntb*.. 8«*ted p*n»rll«t Kr«.•

MTOUZUOXBIOOO.. CKICtlOiUl

Through Uoute to

Louisville, Lafayette, Greencastle, Michigan City,

Bedford, New Albany All Points North, South and West.

Monon Block Chi irp. Hi

Watch for our new through trains with freo chair cars.

For tho annual meeting of German Baptists at Hngerstown, Md., May 28 to Juno 5, 1891, the Big Four Itouto will Bell excursion tickets nt tho low rate of ono fare for the round trip. Tiokcts will boon sale May 20th to June 1st, inclusive, and will be good for return passage up to and including July 2, 1891. Liberal stop-ovor privileges will be grunted and side-trip excursion tickets will be sold from Hagerstown to all points in Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia at half rates. Be snre your tickets read via the Big Four Route.

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South tound.—No. 3 NUlit K.vpn^ dftlly No, »r.fiwtnmll. l.ao. j. n~ No. 9, Greoncastle Accommodation, .*»••}. nu i.r.i a,

oxcopt Sunday, North bound.—No. 4. night express, m., dally No. 6, fast mall. 1.30 p. N" Lafayotto Accommodutlou,

8.21

a. ni.

.vivpt

Sunday. No frolght trains carry piLssen^'n1 3, 4,6. C, stops only at

Trftiitf

Oountyeeatti• JAMES HAKKKIC.

Oon. Pass. Ajrt. Monnrt U»»un

Rid Ai Cleveland, CJmlM§ cinnati, Chiog^ Route. .&

St. Louis R.

Wasmor Sleepers on night trains. Hi'.-t,nll era day oo&choBon all trains. Connecting: with solid Vesilliiilc- \r

Uloomlngton and Poorlftto and I rem 'v river. Denvor and tho Paellle coast ,, ,j At Indianapolis, Clnolnuatl, SiirlnK"1 "J Columbus to and from tho Kasterii .1 board cities,

TBAIHS AT onAWFOnDSV'II.I.I'. GOING WHBT. No. Omall to}* No. 7 mall d...) 18:3? No. 17 mall 1: No.3 Express 0^. I'.111

GOING KABT.

No.10 Mall (d) No. 2 Express No. 18 Mall.., No.8 Mall

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0.0 man.. ull Information retfardliiK ,,

For full

and routes, folders.

ltos, consult tho ticket agyit alio 1. GEOROEK HOniNg'^-

Vandalia Line

DIKBCT HOBTB TO

Nashville, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Springs. Texas, Kansas,

Slissoui'i

Michitcan, Canada, Northern Oln". Clean Depots, Clean

Coaches,