Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 June 1891 — Page 2

ONE ENJOYS Roth tlio method and results when Syrup of Fiijs is taken it is pleasant mul refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on tffo Kidneys, 1-vver and Bowels, cleanses the sysem ed'eotually, dispels colds, headLlies and fevers and cures habitual i-onstipation. Syrup of Figs is the .inly remedy of its kind ever proiWeil, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its acuon and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared onlv from the most

IUMI thy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it. the most popular remedy known.

Kyrup of Figs is for gale in 50e 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 l'. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN tRANClSCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE. KY NEW YORK.

Miss Louise Brown

'Will bcKin Summer school of

ELOCUTION

Moiulny, June 1!1.

'I'I rruiN -$2.00 for term of ten lessons.

e\r furllier particulars inquire at nasi Mum street, over Levi tison's dry points store.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

F.Hfjt Mali Street, with W.T.NVhlttlngtou

Diseases of Women

A N S

Con»i .tatlon roorni over Sm(th'« dru •tore, South Washington Street, Craw Inrdsvllle, Indiana.

J. 11. ETTEK, M.D.

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

°!"UeMdonco

218 3011111 0 roun strettt

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention (Jhronlc and Surgical DlBeasea of Women, Children, and Obstetrlca. Dr. (Jrlfflth, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

Dr. A.F. Henry

lliis locHti'd^in ihi* city at "10 wist Franklin slrtM-l., where his new unti^eplie and ^ermiside iruntinent for OatJirrl, Uromrhjtis and Karly StntM'Nut tuinrtrouhle will he deinoustruled 10 persons uilllftol. Twenty minutes trial will convince any |»eron that this plan in a irreut. Improvement, on tlie old treatmentol' silmve C'onsiiltulion Tree,

Howard & BarneU

-THE—

Monument Dealers,

Have the finest deMirns, as \vellu.s Klnitdied Monument# In th« ir wiireroom to show tho character of their skill as art Wt* In their line. They exeeiite drawing to suit the wi-hes of thulr customers. I'rlee with them b»»lon* hityitiK. Olliee, corner ot Market and Cireen Ht..s., ('ruwlordsvHle, Jud.

TH E CUA VVPORDS"VILLE

O. M. (iitKon, President. W. H. MOPPETT, Vleo President. (s. P. OtmiiAM, Keeordlnfr 8ecretar.

II.T. Ktsn,Treasurer. N. C. MoOav, Heneral Secretary. H.'itlis, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowline Alleys, Piano, Giipies .'ind Reaaing room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

BEECHAM'S PILLS

CURE SICK HEADACHE.

25 Cents Box. oir -A-T.T. DBxraaiem

RUPTURE

I'ottlUroly cured in (todays brOf* Honie'a Eteetro*MiCMtlo Belt TruM,combtnc«i Uuarna teed tho only onoln Uio world generating acuntlnuoua

Kltctric & Magnetic

•mirrtnt.

Scientific, Powerful. Durablo,

Comfortable and KfTectlvo. Avoid, frauds. 0*or i,OOU enn-d. 8t-nd ftmnp forpamphlct. ALHO KLKCTItlO I1KLTH fOK 1IIHEAHKH. IKL N0RNE. REMOVED TO 180 WABASH AVE., CHICMO.

WEAK MEN

Cured qalokly of HICflT ESIS. AhiOhH, )o«t power, dark cirelw under eyea.plmDlefl,vital urLnarr drain,etc..b* lr'l»KKCV'M

NO. I miTIVI Himi IEME0V. the result of 86 years Private ["Practice. Snormoui tale. GUARANTEED CUBE. In small pill form. Sent to plain, sealed paekase on receipt of

Mealed I'aaoplilet fare*

Two Dollars. CTj* H«*le^TI'aanphlet I Dlt.JOIINPKUCY.BOX 78. CLEVELAND.

*AAAAAAAAA/VAAAAAAAAAAAAA/l\ No POISONS in

FREEMAN'S Face Powder.

•ham

H, Harmless ai| nlr perfect beau-.

Medicated. Free From POISON. Dew. Don't Rub Off. Purest, onl' It if A E S

It Exquisite.

'HIAWATHA." Ifugglits, viz:$ MollottA: Morgan, Nye &Co.. Hlnford the Drujftflst Smith & Myers.

ItLLEfiii iJVEh HLLS

Ovsr 100 fross aold l)/ drntfist Ttsj, 'havaioaqoal for enitof DtsriTisssTHsadf lis,/ Oust! susss. Malaria,TITSTOctsplaial, Fs*SR sad AIM. latlgssM—. BMkaaba. aad aU Unr tti ftlomeh tmblm T|*y ntf Fall* ftoM all drvggMi liftnAC^r^

MOosth •ud A MUfmt •Pill, ^•ka^srt

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THK WKKKLY JOUHNAL.

Thrtv moi.ths 40 Si.\ months »J"» Oneyear

Kor pa|H»r8 sent outride the county 10 cents luMUloniil for

!*i»tnvr-\

The WKEKUT must Invariably he paltl for In advance. Send postal note or money order.

NOTIC TOSVHScitl HKKS.

When you write to have your putter sent to a different office from tliut to which It has toon iroinir«bc sure toirlve the old as well as tue new posioftlee address

FRIDAY, .TUNE 18, 1891.

This Date in History—June 19.

1M6~ .lium-s VI (if Scotland mul I of England Kirn at Edinburgh Castle died liCH. JG5V Blaiso Pasnil, Frtmcli writer on reform

In religion, !cirn dleU liVcJ. 17S8- Major (S.-iieral Nuthuuiol Greene died at Mulberry t.rove, fia. 1791—Mellaril Heury Lee. the first, to move In congress for t» Declaration of Independence died. 183S—Earthquake shook tho whole volley of

Mexico, d'.^troylng $0,000,(X)0 worth of property anil 60 lives. ISrtI United States man-of-war Kearsargo sunk the privateer Alabama near Cherbourg, France. 1SC7—Maximilian, emperor of Mexico, shot at

Queretaru by order of the Juarez government. .loliu A. Sutter, noted In connection with the discovery of Kold in California, died.

"THE UEIH'IILIC'AN 1'AIiTY NEVKli WON buttle by truckling it never lost one when it wits honest and courageous. The honest and conservative and well meaning have the largest battalions when they muster under one Hag.'

MvKinh'y.

A I'liOMiN'KNT Republican said, the other day, that the best thought of the country was against a high tariff, and he was right.—•liMtmoHil Item.

If the prominent Republican mentioned above had said that the best Mug wump and Democratic thought of the country was against a high tariff he would havojbeen exactly right. But to include the best thought in the Bopul lictin pnrty is not true.

Ir tlio tariff is not a tax why do the protection advocates boast of the relief given by the abolition of the sugar duty.—Jmliaiuipoli.i News.

And if the tariff on sugar wits a tax and a lax on the ioor man as great as on tlio rich, why was the Xeu-s in favor of retaining the tariff on sugar? And why diil the Democratic party vote solid against the proposition to remove .the tariff from sugar?

WHY should pec pie who own land be favored by the government and those vho do not own any be left out in the cold? asks the Toledo Hlittle. There are 11,000,000 working people in this country, and in their bodies there the possibility and potency of many hundreds of millions of dollirrs' worth of labor. Why not issue money on this stored-up labor, as well as on stored products of labor? If the government goes into the business of loaning money in this way, it must treat all alike and some way will hnvo to be devised for loaning money to everybody. This the logical outcome of the sub-treasury scheme.

ll'.-t 1WETO M'.Y.

William Combs went to Iloopston, III., lust Tuesday to nrnke it his future home.

Uov. Azbill, of Indianapolis, preached at tho Christian church last Sunday to crowded house. His theme was mission ary work.

William llider will go South again next week, not for health this time but for the purpose of making an investment in real estate.

Children's Day was observed and well attended at both the Methodist and Christian churches last Sunday. The collections nmounted to aliout twenty dollars.

John Henderson was made tlio proud father of a pair twins last Tuesday evening, one a girl the other a boy. Together weighed 18 ]ounds.

Harvest will lx here in full blast by next week, and it is said there never vas a lettor prospect in Wnynetounship for good crop than now. Corn looks splendid.

Uncle Dick Carney, of Dayton, Ohio, came back to his old stamping ground Tuesday to spend a month with his friends. Ho has broken down, physically, very much since his last visit.

Last Friday a littlo girl of John Hightower WJIB thrown from hor horse and had hor arm dislocated at the elbow losides rtH'eiving internal injuries. Iltite Young, a son of Thomas Young, tlio contractor, also while playing fell oil the fence anil received tho sanio injury, lioth aro supposed to bo doing well at this writing.

John S. Munns has sent Alpine, tho famous littlo trotter to tho Craw/ordsvillo track for training. He hopes to make for him a record of '2:30 Wore tho season is over. Dr. Hamilton will also send liiB lino Kentucky horso to the same track next week. Ho has a warrant saving that his horse if properly handled will go a mile in 2t20 before the season is over.

Worth It* Weight tn Void. If a price can bo placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that alio did all together with hor last, having previously UBod four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. HE.VDEII.SOK DALE, Druggist,

Carmi, HI

Write the Bradfiold Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further partic nlar Sold by Nvo & Co.. Crawfordsville. Ind

SniLOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is wild by us on a guArantee. It cures consumption. For side by MofTott, Morgan &. Co.

Afe Kmliient Surgcou.

DR. LEWIS A. SAYRB.

Dr. Lewis A. Sayre, inventor of the phister jacket for diseases of the spine, is a large man with a strong, impressive face. Ho was the first American surgeon to perform the exceedingly difficult operation for the hip joint disease. He has received many honors both in Europe and America, and takes high rauk aa professor of orthopedic surgery.

1« Minimis.

Bo small are ber foet, tbe glassy shoe Of Cinderella would hold the two.

So light aro her hands, they could untie The spider's tremulous tapestry. And hor heart 1b both so light and small That It Is hardly a heart at alt —St. James Gazette.

Golden Bubble*.

"Desire not tbou too greatly, (or, like fire Destroying wbat it enfolds, so is desire." Success i—that was bis thought, bis hope, hi* aim.

Afield cr housed, noon, midnight, dusk or dawn. That dazzling Image his heart dwelt upon. For, If be slept,!

Imagination's flame

Burnt like a steady torch, lighting tbe same Determined path—which way his soul bail gono

And If be waked, the dream, still unwlth drawn, Bemalned, unchanged, his conscious force to claim. At last 'twas his. An airy figure brought,

Light-balanced on soft finger-tips, a sphere Of fine-wrought gold. But his trained hand* forgot

Their skill for one brief Instant, In tbe fear To lose the gift. Too eagerly they oaught The glittering ball,whlcb crumbled Into naught.

So strength may win what It may fall to keep' This world's gifts vary only In degree. They are but air sphered In tbo thinnest gold

The bubbles must be Jostled tenderly —Robert Burns Wilson. In Harper's Mu

GREAT~YOUNQ MEN.

CHAKLES JAMES Fox was in parliament at nineteen. WASHINGTON waa a distinguished colonel in the army at twenty-two.

LOIID BACON graduated at Cambridge at sixteen, and was called to the bar at twqnty-one.

GLADSTONE was in parliament at twenty-two, and at twenty-four was lord ol the treasury.

IIEXBT CLAY was in the senate of the United States, contrary to the constitution, at twenty-nine.

PEEL was in parliament at twentvone, and Polmerston was lord of the admiralty at twenty-three.

WEBSTER was in college at fifteen, gave evidence of his great future before ho was twenty-five, and at thirty he was the peer of tho ablest man in con gress.

NAPOLEON at tweuty-flve commanded tho asmy of Italy. At thirty ho was not ohly one of the most illustrious generals or the time, but one of the great law givers of the world.

WILLIAM PITT entered the ministry at fourteen, waa chancellor of the exchequer at twenty-two, prime minister at twenty-four, and so continued for twenty years, and when thirty-five was tho most powerful uncrowned head in Europe.

OF MUSICAL ARTISTS.

piai his

roceivcd a present of $3,500 on bis si* tleth birthday. JosEriuN'ij SIMON', the San Francisco prima donna, wag married In London to Mr. Edwurd Dayley, a wealthy waffon manufacturer.

MRS. IlALFoitD loft one child, adaug4v tor, who has inherited her mother's grift of song and possesses a sweet soprano voice that promises to bring fame to her some day.

Jou.\ Pmr.ip SOUSA, the soldier who directs the United States Marine band, i§ a composer. In addition to a number of symphonic compositions ho has written two operas.

A Youso daughter of Joachim, the famous violinist, recently made her debut as an opera singer at Elberfeldt and mads such a brilliant succe^ that she was immediately engaged for the winter season at tho Lelpsic opera house.

JOSEPH BOUBDU,*, a piano tuner with a history, died a few weeks ago In Pontarller. Ho knew lleethoven, Rossini and Moyerbeer well, and when lie wag accessible no one else was allowed to tuno tlio instruments of these com posers. He had letters from them and keepsakes from almost all jfreat modern musicians.

Accommodating.

Tue right kind of a feller to have the ice.—Once a Week.

licwarc of Ointmentr For Catarrh That Contain Mcrvury as mercury will surely destroy tjio sonso of smell and completely derange tho whole system when entering it through tho mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescrip tions from reputable physicians, as tho damage thoy will do is tenfold to tho good you can possibly derive from them Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cherey & Co., Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous snrfaces of the system. In buying Hall'i Catarrh Curo bo sure you get the genu ino. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. 53T"Sold by Druggists, price 75c per lKittle.

Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoriaJ

GROWING UGLY.

Murderous Apaohes on tho Warpath In Now Mexico.

MINERS 0RG4SIZE FOR PROTECTION.

Uuivu Melt Have' Been Ktllvil by t£e Indiana Within a Few W«ek«—»lg- .. nxl FtreM Burning on the

Mountains.

BVKI1Y PROSPECT OK III.OODSHKD. 6ANTA FE, N. M., June 19.—From the, Blaclc range, in southwestern New Mexico, along the Arizona border, eontluuc to come reports of roving bands of Indians. Numerous signs of their presence have been seen qui to recently. A militia company composed of miners UTTS boon organized at Chloride for protection. The lllack ru«ge has always been a favorite haunt of the murderous Apaches, who are familiar with every portion of that country. Troops are out in various directions searching for tho redskins.

It is believed that no less than a dozen men have been murdered during tho past five months by these renegades from the San Carlos reservation, A. T. Two men aro reported to have been killed in the vicinity of Carlisle during the past week. The Nlackhawk militiamen, who are keeping a sharp lookout, sew signal fires at night, which aro supposed to have been on the Chuchllio mountains, near Edwards' camp.

A Mcxioan Just in from Montlcollo reports thM twonty-flve Indians have been seen on tho San Mateo mountain^. That more lives will be sacrificed is certain, and the already long bloody record will be lengthened before the summer Is ov^r. 'Inn season is favorable for a Ion oampaign, as grass and water abound, and the IndlanH havo had a Ions' rest-

FLOOD IN THE TYROL. Aa Break. Enormoui Artlflclnl l.ub.

Through ltH Coaflne*.

VIENNA,

June 10.—An artificial lake

1,000 feet long, 850 foet wide, and B0 feet deep, formed by the Mortell glaoier behind the SSufallierner mountain in Tyrol, burst its confines Friday and flooded tho valley. The huge volume of escaping water caused a shock like an earthquake to the stirrounding country, and made a deafening noise. As the inhabitants had expected for some time past that this ao cldent Would happen and had accordingly made preparations looking to the safety,of their lives and property, It is hoped that no fatalities have been caused by the flood in the terrible rush, but reports from many villages which have been inundated are anxiously awaited. It is known that much property has been destroyed. The bursting of the lake Was due to the Softening of the glacier, which is 1.300 feet in thickness.

HE FOOLED STATESMEN

Sentence of a Young Man Who Worked a Novel Swindle on Senators nud Congressmen.

BALTIMORE, Md., June 10.—William K. Duval, the young man who distinguished himself quite recently by naming fictitious broods of young Duvals after various senators and representatives in congress, of whloh he took pains to Inform them, and thereby securing many christening and Christmas presents, pleaded guilty In the criminal court to three cases of false pretensos and was sentenced to three j-ears in the penitentiary In each case, concurrent

Made Quick Tluie.

BAST ST. LOUIR, 111., June 19.—Sunday afternoon Milton C. Brown, a prominent business man of this city, and his wife were out carriage riding. The couple quarreled and Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Brown applied for a divorce on tbe grounds of extreme and repeated cruelty. Mr. Brown waived all rights of defense and In five minutes the divorce was granted. Mrs. Brown immediately left for Pittsburgh, Pa., where she will visit with friends.

Entitled to the Office.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 19.—The supremo court of Indiana has decided that Kel6on J. liyde, tho democratic defendant, was entitled to the office of state oil inspector, and that John Worrell. republican contestant for the office of state statistician, was entitled to salary, and the auditor of state was ordered to pay it.

Inherited a Fortune In Italy. OALKIWHO. 111., June 19.—The news tbot Lewis Mamuel, a cook in one of the hotels here, has been left a fortune in Italy is confirmed by a letter from his sister advising him to return to Italy at once and claim the property. Tho eptiro estate la estimated as worth over $1,000,000, and his share will be nearly 8100,000.

Heat IIIH Hon to IT»Mtlu'

MADISON, Ind., June 19.—After carefully sifting all evidence, and as a result of postmortem examination Coroner Murett returned a verdict that the 5-year-old son of Stokes Brown died from the effect of the beating received at his inhuman father's hands. Brown is in jail nud will be tried for murder.

Kx-Renator McDonald Slowljr Sinking. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 19.—Though ex-Senator McDonald is gradually sink' lng he is still cheorful and even hopeful. lie reads the papers dally and sees many friends. Mrs. McDonald has advised his friends of his condition, and several of them have arrived here.

Fatal Holler Explosion at Akron, O. AKRON, 0., June 19.—By the ox plosion of a boiler at the wells of tlie Akron waterworks station Qenry Golden was instantly killed, John Harvey fatally burned and si* other men seriously injured. The boiler was struck by lightning.

Elected Dlshop of Milwaukee. MILWAUKEE, June 19.—Rev. Isaac Nicholson, of Philadelphia, was elected bishop of the Episcopal dioceso of Milwaukee Wednesday night on tho eleventh ballot. His election is regarded as a victory for the high churchmen.

A Hnfe Jnvestment

one which is gunrnnteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in caso of failure a return of tho 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 agreeablo to taste, perfectly safe and always to be deponded upon. Trial bottles free at Nyo & Co'a drug store.

OUR READERS will,

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Novelette

we are about to publish, with illustrations,

titled

The

en-

Minister's Crime."

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"The

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not already a sub»

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"CAN I ASSIST YOU, MADAMt This is an ovcry-day occurrence: alio is tukon with that "nil-gone*' or faint feeling, while calling or shopping. Tho causo of this fooling is somo dorangoment, weakness, or irregularity incldontlto hor sox. It mattors little from what causo it may ariso Instant roliof may always

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Aebathey would boalmoetprloelWto^hoM who Saf/er from this distressing complaint but fortunately their goodnoss docs notond here,and thosa Who once try them will And theso littlo pills vala* Able in so many ways that thoy will not bo willing to do without them. But after aU sick hoail

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CONSUMPTION. SCHOFVLA, DXfONClflTZH

CHRONIC COUQll or 8ISVBRR COLD, All Druggitta

sell

it, but be mrt you aet

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Have you hetitiloi' Smail'H l'lllx For curing bllioutj Ills? UMIM you know wlmtothurssitv. How they wind with vrl|n'less wuy

As tney evor wWJ, And how thcy'vu made A nionoy trndc. iiu msulo no fuss,

Nor muse, And Inul no row Huh simply Kone abend.

And now

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And SmiiU'ri full-blown roso

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FOR SALE.

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COUCH8AND COLDS. SBc. mud SI. at all drue^Uts.

£. MORGAN & SONS, ProiiriGlcrs, PROVIDENCE. R. I. fKADKsurrijmiti)' ROSS GORDON,

La Fayette, Ind. Sob! by Nvt* »V Co.

13 R. 3ANI3J-:W S

ELECTRIC BELT

and

WTTH! rncxsciiv TDH

WIAKMW

in GTT1R- r- AXTFK to to tU.I, IMMIVKOT^Q^St'rifeTRIC BEIT AND SUiPtHSORt ?»o«e, CBI* ET Orarnithfl RIvinK •»». C«allanoM Curr»aU t.f Klwtrklo »u PAKTH, restoring them to UK 4LTII «n4 VIHOHlM KWlric eupml r*U

forfeit

UKLT aad Htipeiuri C«Mplrl* *6. au. »»l

Monon Block (Jhl uio. Ill

Big 4

Cninpany. will

"""''"I meotlUK for tlio '.I il„n „f

Bcrvo 1,10

unaiiliiR year, 011

WulnetMlliy. Juno 24, ut7:!I0 o'clock p. m. Tn0 SSwMm pally.'' 'U

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Jun.ll, 1801. ™.IIU...S„,..

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UOUUVIUg/MrwAlUAWYt Cl'ICAGO RL

Through Houto to

Chicago,

Loniaville,

Lafay«'t b\ (JrciMJcastli',

Micliigftn City, Bedford, New Allinny

A N ii S

and West.

South liound.—Nil. :i N Ik tit K.\pri^/i. in., dally No, 5, fiuitiiiull. 1.U0, p. "in.. 'Ml! No. 0, UrcvncnKtUi AtiwmiiiuHliitlon. fi.o.t p. exeopt Sunday,

North Imnml.— No. 4, nlt-lit oxpn'Wi. m.,dally No. II, rast. mall, l.-tcl |. in Ijafayotui Aocoiniiiotlatloii, M.-Ji a. wi. SuniUy.

No frelftlit tratiiB carry paswn^»'rH. I niln* 3, 4, FI. 0, stops only HICOUIIIVHI'ILIH JAMKH KAIIK It It. den. Pass. A|tt. Motion li'iuUi

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago .& St. Louis R.

Route.

coNyc

Co.. drumrlaU CrawforUavlllo lnd.1 l»

WaKiiorSloopora on nljrlit trulntf H**"t. in"'1 ern day eoaulieHcn all trains. Oonncntlnir with Bolld VoftlliuU' 'rt""'„lr UlooinliiKton and l'oorlatoan.lj'niin river. Denver and Uio 1'aclllc (iOast.

AtlndlauBiKjlls, Cliieliinatl. 8prliiK« Coluinhua to ami from the RiwU'rn board cities,

TRAINS AT ORAWFOHDSVIW'K' aOlRUWKBT. No.Omall No. 7 mall (d...) ». No. 17 mall 1 ::w p. No. 3 Kxprtws I1-

OOINO EAST.

No. 10 Mall (d) HIV. No. 2 Express ,tl:l.ini. No. 18 Mall 'T:t\ No8 Mitll Kor full Information rcViiniillli HUH', rnh'i and routes, consult tho ticket H"" 'I foldom. nwriHftw IMU.^NSDN.

Vandalia Line

DTKECT KOHTB TO

iaslivillc, Cliattanooeii, 1 Florida, Hot SjiniiL's, Texas, Kansas, wfssitHri

Michiiraii, Canada, .. Nortliern Ohm Clean Dopot^tjlean Couches,