Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 June 1891 — Page 2

ONE ENJOYS Roth the method and results when Syrup of Fijrs is taken it is pleasant nml refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, l-iver and Bowels, cleanses the sysfin effectually, dispels colds, headlies and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the inly remedy of its kind ever proiWed. plea.ine to the taste and acfMiahle to the stomach, prompt it its action and truly beneficial its effects, prepared onlv from the mosi healthy and agreeable substances, if tnany excellent qualities commend il to all and have made it. the most popular remedy known.

Syrup 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 procure it promptly for any one whe wishes to try ir. Do not'aceept anj ^substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO S -AAHCISCO. C'L

LOUISVILLE. Kr NEW YORK.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

PjL-t Main Street, with W'.T.Whlttiugtou

Diseases of Women

AND SURGERY.

Uontu.l&iion room* over Sn»?th'» dru* •tore, South Washington Street, Craw. irdavllle, Indiana.

1!a

FOR SALE.

In Slnihz & Reynold's addition,

7 lots and 2 houses: tin: lots a

set in fruit and bearing. Will sell

a part or the whole./' gWill sell al

a bargain if taken soon. Address

J. K. HIandin, Frankfort, Ind.

"TICK TO STOl.KHOLDKHfi.

N.tjllw fTn-chj~Riven that, the Htockhold* of tl»«* ltovetuil Holy & (*ear Company, will hold their unmial meeting tor the election of live dlrertor t« serve the oneulntr year, on

WVdiH-sduy. June *!••, at.7:30 o'clock p. in.The uit'f'iinx will be held at the olllceof the Indiana Wire Company.

JNIN'L 1, 1SJI1,

J. R. ETTER. M.D.

Drs.l .J.and Martha E.H. Griffith 218 South Green street Mrs. Dr. Griffith fflvea special attention

Chronic and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FBEE.

Dr. A.F.Henry

kvat*i} jn this city ut 210 east Franklin -tnx'U where his now anUeptieantl *riTmi«hle trv.iinicm lor Culurrl. Kronehitb and Early .Stajrr-s of Iuiik trouble "will (lcinon*truUd |«frM)n^ afHlcteii. Twenty minutes trial lt'U! iMfiviiico uny person that this plan t* a trrt'sil improvement on the old treatmentu! uU«ve

lise»i«k£.

Consultation free.

Howard & Barneit

—THE—

Monument Dealers,

Have the finest designs, as well ils Finished Monuments in their warerooin to show the character of their »kill as artist.-* in their line. They exis'»JU» drawings to suit Lhe wishes of tnulr custo mers. l-'rltv with them bef«*ri* buyin*r. Oitic»», corner of Market and Omiu sts., Oawjordsvillc. Ind.

THE CUAWFOItDSVlLLE

Y. EC. A

M. (.»KKGO, ProHidcnt. W. S. MOFFKTT, Vice President. i. P. IH'UNAM, HecordlnK* Secretar.

H. T. KING,Treasurer. N.C. MCCAY, General Secretary.

I^iitlis, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowling Alleys, Piano, Games and Heading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

Timr.*,

J. C. HAKNHILU Scsr.

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Tl'F.SUAY. .TUNE 23. 1S01.

This Date in History—June 23.

217 B.C.— Hannibal defeated the Romans at Thnisymeue with ^reat slaughter the con« fiul, ChIus Flaminiuis was kilivd. $4i-I«oui I of France «Le Dvbonalre) died. 1757-—Clivo detroyt-l the Indian army at

Blassy, thus estAblirdiine British rule over Betitral and uiMirim: the present British empire in India. l$jt~James\ Mill, father of John Stuart Mill and author of "British India," died. IsOiV— Arrival of the Great Eastern in New

York. Battle of Brashear City. La. Ko**craus started on hi* ramiai^fromMurfreesboro to ChattauKx a. Tenn. I S»H-—Desperate battle for rhc Weldon road nearl'ctersbuiv Federals ir:tintl it at enormous cost: at thU date the Federals had lot In cicht weeks bout 7lU*«i men: a pause w»s therefore announced till the new troojn* could acquire proficiency. IslO—«eorpo W. McCrury.cx-swn-tary of war. died, a^ed *«5 l*ort de France, Martinique* burned and VUJ made homeless.

THE

Supreme Court BA. deckltM.1 that

natural gas cannot te pije] out of the Suite.

Tins intinriu? relations that oxistetl between Joseph E. McDonald and Governor Morton during the war doubtless saved bloodshed in Indiana. While Mr. McDonald adhered to his partv through that trying ordeal yet he was brave enough to keep aloof from its plotting? of treason, lie kept Murton inform.*.] of these secret manenverings which enabled the great War Governor to thwart their treasonable designs. The personal friendship of these two great tuen were never broken, and at the unveiling of the Morton statue* Mr. MclVtnald was one of the principal speakers.

I.v VIEW of the fact that tho Into Hon. •Joseph E. MrDonnki was distinguishixl member of the biir or the State, nnil the further fact that he was long a resident of this ooiintv ami citv and achieved lii? first honors and distinction at the Crawfordsville liar it would not Ix1 inappropriate that the local attorneys should take some formal action relative to his death. Mr. McDonald recently called attention to the fact that his first and last political sjeoch were delivered in Crawfordsville. the first during the I'olk campaign in 1844 and the kst during the Cleveland campaign in 188SHe ever carried a warm place in his heart for the effy of his earlv

s,rnfiS'Ps-

^ow that he has passed to

his reward it would be fitting that the bar should give expression in some formal manner appropriate to the sad event.

Since the almve was in tyjm THE •loriiNAr, learns that such a meeting was called to meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock.

THF. Washington

1'ost

has an article

on the City Control of I'ulilie Works, which discusses what is becoming a question of Berious consideration to wellgoverned municipalities. Massachusetts has recently by legislation authorized Boston ami other large cities of the .State, under certain conditions, to own and operate their plants for lighting. Many American cities control their water supply, and it is equally practicable for them to furnish their own lights, indeed it is highly probable that this will ultimately liecomu the custom. A letter from London to the New York

in regard t" the financial condi

tion of that greatest city in the world, is quoted, in which tho following statement occurs:

The amount of bonded indebtedness expended on what are called "productive" improvements—that is, water and giw works, markets, cemeteries, street railways, harbors, dix'ks and piers—all under municipal control, is c-!3r,090.05:-!. and, in this connection, it is authoritatively asserted that, the.se productive works to-day represent a capital value greater than tho total municipal indebtedness of the country. In other words, the profit from the productive works is more than sufficient to support all the non-productive institutions, such as police and police stations, hospitals, asybims and the like. Nearlv 200 towns in Knglaud now own and ojterate their gas works. London is seriously considering the advisability of buying out the water companies at an estimated cost of 8100,000,000. and the first steps have already !een taken for tho purchase all its street railways at 870,000,000.

Cory To Fight.

A specitd to Tho Indianapolis

Trw««, combined* Uo*nuit»edttap oolyoa«ln th« wortd Benfrattnr •oonUnocms

Electric

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iU* B.IOTIUO VEXTft riit D*. HOiNC. RUIOVTO TO 180 WABAIH AVI„ CHICAGO.

JoiiDial

from Peru rends as follows: Articles of agreement were signed tonight between Elder l'itte, of this city, and Ed Cory, of Crawfordsvillo, for fight for SflOO and the Stiite championship. The mill will occur in or near this city, on July 9, Marquis of Queensbury rules to prevail. Both men go into active training at once. Xeilh. have ever suffered defeat, and an intes eating contest is looked for. There ii plenty of money here for Pitts.

My son has l)ecn atlhcted with nasal catarrh since quite young. I was induced to try Ely's Cream JBalm, and before he had used one bottle, that disagreable catarrhal smell had all left him. Ho appears as well as any one. It is the 1 eat witarrh remedy in tho market.—J. C". Olmstejul, Areola, 111.

Wur WILL vou cocon when Shiloh's 2ure will give you ammedinte relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and SI Moffett Morgan Co.

STATE NEWS.

Noway Tolograms from Towns Jn Indiana.

Xotatila DcAtlit.

EVA.VSVIT.I.K,

Ind., Juno

LA PORTE,

23.—Thomas

Uyrnes, who was stricken with paralysis Tuesday eveninp. died at the city hospifal Saturday morninp in the 4Ttta year of his jure. Since ISTii he has been promioent in the political field, being a member of the. democratic stato central committee In 1SS2. lie was defeated for the nomination for the office of treasurer of state by John J. Cooper. In IshO and 1SS9 he was also nominated for office, but was defeated.

Ind., June 23.—N. W.

Closser, one of the fir»t settlers of this county, having resided here since 1SS4, died Friday night of old ajje. In lSlt he lived in Indianapolis and was a member of tlie first Sunday-school class organized In that city. He also served In the Black Hawk war, and after coming to this county made the first chair and bedstead ever manufactured here. He leaves many descendants in this county, Indianapolis, Chicago and the west.

Want to Keep the C.M at Homo. INDIAN'ApoLrs, Ind., June 23.—The supreme court on Saturday, in tho case of Egbert Jamieson vs. the Indiana Natural Gas Company, appealed from the Porter circuit court, upheld the constitutionality of the act of the last legislature prohibiting' the use of artificial means to Increase the pressure of natural gas above 800 pounds to the inch. The effect of this decision is to prevent the piping of natural gas to Chicago. Mr. Ford Winter, attorney for the Chicago company, said the decision would not seriously affect his clients, for by establishing pumping stations at short intervals the CftiO pounds pressure secured at each station would be sufficient to put the gas

Into Chicago. lie did not think an appeal would be taken to the federal courts.

llartsville Without a President. Coi.fMBfs, Ind., June 43.—llartsville college, in the eastern part of this county, is without a president, and though it has existed for thirty years there is no one of its many graduates that cares to take charge of it There have existed for years two factions in the United Brethren church that controls it: one is the ''liberal" faction, the other the "tight" faction. To the former class the trustees belong and some three years ago they sent to Iowa and secured the services of Rev. I. Paine as president. He, after looking over the field, turned liberal and for this was asked to resign, which he did Saturday. The "tights" are opposed to all secret societies, are in a minority but have possession of the college.

Sturm's Story Denied.

IxniANArous, Ind.. June 23.—The sensational developments by William Henderson regarding the alleged bribery of Mexican officials by Gen. Sturm has called out some interesting correspondence in which the Mexican officials deny that they ever received anything from Sturm, and further, that Sturm got only 850,000 in settlement on his claim. Francius D. Macia. assistant treasurer of Mexico, who wai accused of getting 54,000, denies the charge emphatically in a letter addressed to Col. Scott, President Harrison's father-in-law, and

Gen. Coburn, who were interested with Henderson in securing Sturm's claim.

Suicide of Young Girl.

IN'PIANWPOUS, Ind., June 23.—Friday evening Carrie Reed, a 14-year-old girl who lived with her aunt, Mrs. Lykel, asked her aunt for a dime with which to buy ice cream. The girl purchased morphine, which she swallowed and laughingly told her aunt. The latter did not believe it until the girl's condition became serious. Saturday morning the girl died. No cause is assigned for her deed. She was heard to say that she would kifl herself.

QUMP DamaRe Case In Indiana. SiiKi.iivvii.r.K, Intl., June 23.—'The case of George \V. flijrgins apainst the Iiig Four'railroud ended In a verdict of SI,000 for the plaintiff, the father of Almond iligg-ins, who was killed two years ago at Lafayette by falling from a train. The plaintiff, who is wealthy, alleged in his complaint that he and his family were dependent upon the son for their support. The case will go to the supreme court.

An Indiana Marshal Disappears. COI.UMUUB, Ind., Juno 23.— James Johnson, marshal of Clarksvillc, has disappeared. Several months ago he was charged with stealing brasses from the Ohio Falls car works, but was acquitted. Since then he has acted strangely and it is thought his reason is unsettled. His friends are alarmed at his disappearance. 1'olaonud by I)rlcl Ilcpf.

I'KHR, Ind., June 23.—The families of A. H. Kissiman, Daniel Whitehead, Summers, J. Weist and 1!. Smith were dangerously poisoned by eating im ported dried beef purchased at a grocery stiWe. Prompt medical attendance saved them, although four out of the twelve poisoned are still seriously ill

field for Embczxlcmciit.

FoitT

WAYNK,

Ind.. June 23.—C. A.

Wallage. of Huntington, Ind.. who Is secretary of the local lodge of the Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen embezzled S300 of the lodge funds and was arrested here, lie will be taken to Huntington for trial.

nig Mortjtajfc on the 10. .1. & E.

VAM-AHAISO,

Ind., June 23. The

Central Trust Company, of New York, placed in the hands of the recorder of Porter county for record a deed of trust or mortgage given by the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern railroad for $.'".•479,000.

Decnme Murtlcronsly Iu«nnc.

VAI.I'AHAISO,

Ind., June 23.—Edward

Langley, a carpenter, became deranged about noon Saturday and attempted to kill his wife with a razor. Neighbors prevented his doing so, and before he could lie secured he tied.

Worth It* Weight tn Gold.

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HJWDKIWON DAY.K,

Write the Bradfield Atlanta, Oa., for

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Regulator Co

t. Jur^ier

Ariel,

THE HALF-BREED.

A CHARMING STORY

—OF THE—

By ROBERT A. CUMMING.

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On Saturday, .Iiino 21.

Wheu Baby won wfcK, W8 ga*o her OutorhL Whon she was a Child, she cried for Castor! a. VVlion she bocame Mlsa, she cluny to CastorUL When she hod Children, she gave them Castorfc

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Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville. Ind

It curefl eoiifliunption.

Moffett, Morgan & Co.

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Three Eastern Trunk Railways. The Outer Belt Railway.

The Standard Oil Pipe Line.

.. Hon« nurued to Death.

CHICAGO.

"WHO ARE VOU WRITING TO, DEAR?"

I am answering Mrs. Pinklwmi's letter, that reached tts at Cairo. She lifts told me just what to do, and I am fi-eling much better besides, she lias giv* .-. me a list of places where licr preparations are sold. I found them here in Alexandria, and have laid in a slock. My liilnd is easy now, so auv time vou wish to start, I'm readv

American ladies travelling abroad find the Compound invaluable. It sustains the energies in the tno. trying climate, and is a faithful friend whenever needed. Mrs. l'inkliam's foreign correspondence Is very large, and increases rapidly.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VECET«BLE iMlH'nttly Curt* unit L*irltimulc IIVIIMMIT COMPOUND for thf poruU.ir :iml jiihufiit* ol womon.

It curt-s the wor*t forms of Femnlv Coinj»Ialnt« that Bearlnp down FcoHnp, Weak Hack, KftlHup and PUplacetncnt of the Womb, Intiammutirtti, Ovarian Troubles, ami ail Organic lise»t»s of the Uterus or Womb, and i.* InvttlnaMc to the Chanpe of Life, Pl«polves and expel? Tumors from the L'terus at an early ftage, and check# any tendenev to Canceron? Humor. Subdues Falntne**, Kxcitabjlitf, Nervous I*ro«trat!on, Kxhnu-»tlon, and strengthen? and ton.* th* Stomach. Cure* Hcuilache, Onerul Debility, Indication, etc., and invigorate* the whole «jrstem. For the cure of Kidney Complaiut.^ of either sex, lh«* Compound lia« no rival.

All Drugplsts «ell it a* •tMnrfurtf article, or *ent by mail, In form of IMll* or Loienge*, ou receipt of LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN, MASS. An Illustrated book, entitled "Guide to Health and Etiquette." bv Lvdia E. Pinkham. Is of pwat value to ladies. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps.

LOTS $50 TO $150.

$10 CASH, $1 WEEKLY, or $4 MONTHLY. hnvo just opened our new subdivision, called THE OT(llNA TOWN* OF (I I!! FFITH, and h:ivo tl.ved the prices mid terms so that the |*oorest man c.ui buy iot© ~."i.\124 Uvt to 3«• fool alley, for $."0 and upwanls. Terms, $10 cash: balance tl r-r week, or *1 ]H month Don't uitad thi? only opportunity. Can you save ?l a weok'r Dollar? will ft row into lot*, aud lots will tfruw Into fortune?. Koonotuy is the builder cf fortuu&s, lic^iu by buying a lot lu Grltlith, the oomlnjr jfreat manufaoturirjr suburb of Ohlcajm

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^ee what theChleajjo Dallies and real estate pajers say ol CiHllith. Hend for pint* andejc* tructa troin the paper*. Wc gladly mail them free. Write qulekly. Don't bo u* late. 5ot plats

Jay Dwiggins & Co.

Chicago Real Estate Investors,

409 Chamber of Commere Building Chicago, 111.

OA I PQMFM WAMTPH ^0 A DAY IS now beinj.' made by onr saUsmei O/AL-LOIf I L.I ff 11I1 I LUi can doit. Write lur cumuii*slun 10 salesmen.

THE POSITIVE CURE.

ELY BROTHERS. Wur® BU New Tork. Price Met*. I

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or 41W houses built, and I,***) men already emploved in the factories. 41 trains daily. Low 'ii 4-10x125, J-AK) aud up. $'i"i cash and *T, monthly- No discount for all cash. Uoferenee: Fort Dearborn National Hank, Chicago.

S. 1*1. ItLO-S & CO., 107 Dearborn Strew, Chicago'

June 23.—Nineteen head

horses, valued at fS.500, were burned at W. H. Morehead's livery stable, 3019 and 2021 Bontield street, Monday night. The fire started from spontaneous combustion In the basement of the stable, which it filled with hay and straw.

Jinn Arbor'* Rig Ctau.

ANN ARIIOII,

Mich., June 23.—The

graduating class of the law department held Its class-day exercises in the university here Monday. The cliiss numbers 235 members and is the largest in the history of the university.

Rowed lilt Lost Race.

SAMDHA N. S., Juno 88. Albert Ilarnm, the well-known bo taller, died at his home in this place Monday of hemorrhage of the lungs, aftf a prolonged illness, lie was 81 years ol age.

Tired of llcr lndlao Husband. CnAMBKitLAiN, S. D., June 23.—The report Is brought here by Missouri river steam boatmen that Mrs. Cora Belle Fellows-Chaska will apply for a divorce from husband, Sam Chasko. It will be remembered that the marriage caused considerable talk at the time it occurred, the parties afterward* posing in a number of dime museums throughout the country.

The Old Story.

CHICAGO, June 23.—Miss Carrie Johnson, aged 2S. of 220 Stevenson street, was burned to death Monday while trying to start a tiro with kerosene.

HM VELAS1K

Dr. Moore WJIS lioro yesterday. Tell Dooly, of Kockville, HjK'iit Htimlay here.

Miss Lelia Ilnnnn, of Crawfordsville. is visiting here. Dow'Htone returnotl from his Oriing" county farm Saturday.

Horn last night to Mr. and Aire. Chat. Johnson a lxmneing girl baby. Uncle Zach Robertson captured lit premium on liost Yenrling Colt.

Miss Lillie Smith, of Indianapolis is the guest of T. L. Hnuser and wife. Henry Lamb, of Advance, came down on the Midland excursion, and sj)ent Sunday with his best girl.

Mr. Ora Nicely, (f Crawfordsville, is spending the week hunting and fishing with Harry and Tom Rico.

Jno. Leech went to Terre Hante last night to bill and advertiso for the celebration of tho 4th at the Shades.

Jno. Rice carried off three ribbons at tho Brown's Valley horse show Saturday. They were 1st on Light Harness Stallion, 1 years old and over 1st Stallion with three best colts 2nd on lxst mare and colt.

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Having used "Mother's Friend" I would not 1X3 without it. It is a IXKI to wives who know they hnve to pas through the painful ordeal of childbirth

C. Mp.Mioun.su, Iowa. Writo the Bradfield Regulator Co,, AtlanUi, Ga., for further ]iirticulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

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Nor muss. Atul hud no row Has simply roiio ahead.

And now

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