Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 July 1891 — Page 4

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clear skin

Boll*, pimples, blotchc* on tho iktn,

•mptlorm. etc.. evidence the fact that

the blood 1 not In good conditio*.

Thooo tvraptona result from tfa( sflon

ft nature to throw off the imparlUea,

Is which the should aadatod by

Swift's Specific

All will remedy the distwfc*DO«, tad

apeedy and permanent r«IW by

tsvoliV oat the potent, and will boIM

(be aystem from Uta Int lota

DAILY JOURNAL

Ky mail, si\ month i.bO

s^n'

outride

th«county

:in5'postal

tend note or money order.

SATURDAY, JULY 1P91.

EX-SENATOR INOALLS njs

with those of to-dav.

Compiled TIic Srn'ico of Son^t

Blood aad Stta PUu—wfraa •wtA imilfll rw MlMto, Oa APO.VlR.Vil JUDSOX GORDON. Rev. Dr. Adoniram udson Gordon, favorably known to the religious public for his work in compiling the "Service of Song," and now among the best known preachers in Boston, was born

April 19, 1836, in New Hampshire. N. II.

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, He was graduated at Brown university By T. H. B. McCAIN. in and ut Newton Theolcgu-al somlnarv in 1S03. After serving some vears Entered at me I'ostotfi.-e at Crawford-,villi- nj^tor of the Baptist church at ludhiim. us x.M.-unu-chiss matter.

tvl

Jamaica Plains, Mass., lie aeceptoL IU

THE DAILY JOTKNAL, a call to the Clarendon sir^vt BapBy mall, per annum ..S.VO0

tjst

t-rlv entertained. Nobodv, at anv rate. That this Rlad worlJ should still pulso strouc

As A MATTER of fact, an income tax is

adopted as a war measure and ns such!

THE AVriVte has abandoned Cleveland for the reason as it says that he can not lx' elected. It says:

Cleveland is generally preferred by the Democracy to any other man, vet the indications point very plainly to the opinion that he can not l"e elected, and therefore the folly of nominating him must be apparent.

Although our neighbor does not commit himself as to his favorite candidate, yet it is presumed it is Isaac P. Gray, the man who employs Col. J. B. Maynard to write his speeches, and whom the late Joseph E. McDonald denominated the Oliver Twist of the Indiana Democracv.

For a disordered liver try Beecham Pills.

church, of Boston, where he still rt-

Hy mail. three months l.ao wains. l.iis publications mchnu» ••(trace By carrier, per wee* 10 ami Glory," °Minisirv of Hcaliuir" and THE WEEKLY JOt'KNAL.

few olh

^rs.

Three months 40 Six monttIS ................. U"» Where She Lies Deiul. One} ear ... ......n.2.» The snn eomos up unit mocks me with itslfeht. ,F,"r,Pflf™

10 cento The clouds lean white brcaau

suQiiiutiiii lor *e*v. The Weekly must invariably be paid for in I hear tiiu lark's call, tremulous with delichu

he is a "lie- oat jn

TIIE prospects in the western part of lender voices FO beloved of her! I Tb*t night I kissed the violets in her hair Europe for an average wheat crop are When on my happy breast she laid her head brightening as time passes, vet an

active demand in the Old World for the

publican to the core." But ho is sadlv Lift dreaming head* and half unfold their ... I leaves, ID need of a new core. I All wet and sweet With dew the hours

life'

crin sav hereafter that he was tjetter than And thrill with mellow so OK. aad oil the air

his part v. W"ith Joy of bird and flower lovo bo rife—

EVIDENTLY the tendency of prices has I proved disappointing for the political prophfts who less than a. year since filled the country with their cries of higher prices. Erstwhile blatant her- -Mits. HINGO—"What do you think of aids of -McKinlev prices" now roar as

moristiche Hlactter.

I.IKK thal

it was jMitrotically accepted by the }jeo- Ethel's father. "He's the kind of man pie. but when the necessity no longer' doesn't know more than I do." existed it went down before the tide of1 ^e8, ^turned Ethel's mother. "But do you think a vouatf man who knows popular opinion. And now the

is advocating tho re-enactment of what world?"—Harper's liazar. it once denounced an odious law.

TARIFF reformers just now are not' talking about sugar in in very loud tones. Although the sugar clause did not take effect until April, retail prices 1 of that universal household necessitv! have completely discredited prediction I that free sugar would benefit nobodv outside tho ring of those refiners who so! lor.g cominated the market. But this significant silence as to sugar should not be |ermitted to conceal the fact that every demand for repeal of the McKinlev law is a demand for restoring duties which v.\/uld amount to more than double all the increase provided for in that measure.

the sleepless

To hU sweetheart* across the new

leA

"1C

ur»a»eu

The rose blue mLsts before the sun have fled. The whole dear world is glad—though she Ilea I dead.

i0Vwiennlea spot the flowers

Go slowly, aa if pitying him who grieves

TO-DAY'S JorRNAL contains an inter- Her one white rose leans throat and head esting letter from the pen of C. N. NVil- Against tho window 6111—where she Ilea dead. haillB dated at (xlasgow. About tho pood her frogs are all astir

Their mellow, clamorous voices fill the air—

To boar lbcir

murmurloe-uow,she

T*»?loca8^ b[cfso}ns

nf tV

lies dead,

Iiko

d{m*r»iostars,

On purple air shot through and through with

mted States' surplus is assured. gold, dust blown off the wine flusbod grapes, SINCE thev found out that JetTerson!

L\DL\XA.

Many Towns In the State Furnish Iuterosting Bits of News.

l'rcitttii

of Convict

Or warmth ho on tho grass beneath—but

was an advocate of lotteries. Democrats cold I a «t And still is she whose Heart, they alwavs sakL I in a certain .taction of the country have Wasstrongand warmas lire—for aho'lie^ dead. I higher opinion of him than thev form-

0K lovc. lovel love, ft is creal

^4r,

VVhilo from thy breast thought, love aad life have fled.

A RATE war is on now ninong the rail- ilyGodl My God, help me! while she lies dead.

roads, and the indications are that the veterans who are going to Detroit will travel at the rate of half a cent a mile.j This will make the fare from Crawford.?-1 viile 32.75 for the round trip. It may be SI from InriinnnpoH?. I

—Overland Monthly.

Life from Death.

Life evermore is fed by death, In earth and sea aud sky And that a rueu may breathe Its breath

Something must die. The falcon prvys upon tho finch. The tinck UJKU the riy And naught will loose the hunger pinch

But death's ^vild cry. —iJr. J. U. Holland.

GLIMPSES OF DOMESTIC LIFE.

mv new

('revs.

or.e of the most eqnitable and scientific ''•^RKy°u ready, Emma?" John called, taxes ever imposed. It is levied bv most I "Yes* there in a minute I've European countries and will be levied in

the United States when the people re-

sume control of legislation.—Indimum-1

olix Sentinel.

dear? Mr. Hingo—"I

., try not to think ubout it."—Cloak Re-'

gently as any sucking doves, while: view. thoughtful voters are given time fori MRS. MELLOWS—'"I caughtyou kissing comparison of last year's price lists

the

hired girl, sir. what does it mean?"

Mr" Uellolys~^"lt

means we have lost

I enough girls on account of my cool- I

ne^s""

)nnot'10

Pul

IIi

on-"

vf t,ime

per I!azar

And yet when we had an income tax I 1'Sl,

"All right,

40 shave

lc'oni we go."—

I ASMF.H'S WIFE—"Just fancy, IIol

Wn Uxlay

tnamng mo on offer of marriage in ease

the Sentinel and all ite ilk roared and you don't get butter!" Sick Husband fumed and tore up the ground because hat! that fellow? It would serve of its inquisitorial character. It was

to-morrow."—IIu-

„icks,"

said

Uule thn\ on the

Obscure Title.

Mr. j. Foxcroft Bagler fsoliloquizing, "When shall we three meet again?")— Weally I cawn't see the point to that.— Life.

H'orf/i

Itn Weight

(Sold.

If a price can be 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 she did all together with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. HENDERSON DALE, Druggist,

I^ihor.

I IXIHANAI'UI.IS. lnd., July 25.—Some idea of the possible profits of contracting for convict labor is given in a suit hied in the United States district court against the directors of the .lelferonville 11 lid. I prison by John S. Sullivan, of JetTerson City, Mo., Thursday. Millivnn bid sixtv-six cents a day each for the labor of 100 convicts for ten years, but for some unaccountable reason the prison directors accepted a bid froth the Dennis Clagget Company for eleven cents a day lesson each convict. Sullivan demands, therefore, damages to the amount of $50,000, which wouid. he avers, have been his profits on the contract.

Mnrtp the .lustier* T«y t'p.

CoLf.vnrs. lnd., July 25.—During the year just closed there was collected in the several justices' ortices of this county S0"0 in fines due the state school fund, all of which was not pain over to the county treasurer, as the law requires. Deputy Attorney Cieueral .Hugh Leech, of Indianapolis, learnintr this, came to '.his city and compelled the payment of the amount by isMiing mittimuses, and placing the same in the hands of proper ollicers to force payment. This brought the entire amount from the pockets of the justices.

KlieiulioM May Ite

Innocrnt

I NI1 AN A I'OI.IS, lllli., Julv ^5.—OttO' Smith, the last of the Hortou gam of burglars, was taken to the penitentiary Thursday morning.

Oil

the way to the

station he declared that the totimony given bv himself and others against L. E. Iiheinhold was pure fabrication, and was given under the promise that it would result in shorter terms of imprisonment. lie said Klieinhold went to prison an innocent man. The statement has created a sensation and may lead to efforts in Rheinhold's behalf.

The rrohlbltlonl»ts.

INDIA.NAPOMS. Ind.. July 25. —The prohibition state central committee held a meeting here Thursday and took steps toward organizing the party I throughout the state for the coming campaign. Reports from all seotions were encouraging. The treasurer reported 55,000 on hand and all biils paid, It was decided to devote the fall and winter to a thorough organization of the party and enter upon the national campaign with the early spring.

White Cap. Get EVEN. I

ANDERSON, Ind., July 25.—The notorious "white caps" have recommenced their depredations in the t-catterileld neighborhood. Four months ago a jury acquitted the ring leader on a charge ot "white capping','' ami Wednesday night a fine colt belonging to William Shaffer was taken out of Ins stable ami killed. Shaffer was a prominent witness against the "white cajpers" at the time of the trial. 'i

I'nknown MHII Killed. I

Soi'TH WHITI.KY, lnd.. July 25.—A yoi.ngmau was killed iieie Wednesday niu'lit by a Nickel l'iate train. Nothing was found on his person by which he could Ire identified. He was mantried beyond recognition, both leg! bcir.g eonipletely severed from nis body His tiody was removed to the uudertaki r's at this place, where it is being held for identification.

Wheat 1'ieMii le»troyed l»v FireMI'Ncir., Ind.. July 25.—Thursday a spark from a passing Big Kour railroad passenger engine fired a wheat held belonging to John Shafcr 2 miles east of this city, burning over 200 bushels of wheat in shook. Lust week J.:cob Esther, residing west of this Mtv. lost about the same amount iu the same manner.

A TCnman mart a I*coy Letter. INDIaxal'OLis, Ind., July J5. I:. L. Read, who wanted in Grand Rapids, Mich., on a charge of

forgery,

was ar

rested here Tliur-Jay. He was caught on a dacoy loiter wliic'n was called for at the po»t ortice by a woman. She was followed aud was teen delivering it to Head, who was taken into custody.

Lightning &trlk*>s a Tltr*«her. LIGONIKR, Inc., July 'i5. A threshing machine was running at the farm of Jacob B«ckner Thursday. A sudden thucder-iliower came up. t-i.\ workmen sought shelter under tli*. rhresher, when it was struck by lig'.r.iMpg. A part of the machine wa» d-i*t:ovcd and all of the workmen -.eru u--iy 'iiji..-srt.

Large Inlu4trliit l'Mr.id,.

JKFFK.HSONVII.LK. lnd.. Juiy :S. The largest industrial parade •••-.- w:eh in this part «iati look pin:? Thursday, of.v tl.»taiidii-.k' th" hsx-.-v r.iir.fall, f'v.liy JG.iiOO strange:-s ,i.v '.u the city. h.' linest Imiwlt iu tht nt«» are pres-ent

\t,

iM.jnipt*Te ir. tu:.* lo'ii'nament.

riiiin:l I

SllKl.llvvit.i.K. lnd.. July 25.—The body o! William R. i.ircf: a bricklayer. wno lived with Lewis Dill, it farmer, 4 miles from here, WHA fcnii.i at a« early hour Thursday mnniinf a stock .vel: on Dill's prtmiiai.

Purnl Shooting AtTriy.

KKHI'IOS. I rid.. July 25. —John Boncuttei sh"M and Inatautl.y IrllUd Fred Hobb» at liiit place iaie Thumday evnnic(j. Hobbs was drt.r.k and fired •fire »hn*« him without «?••». Th« killing was

!r.

self defence.

Hittcheri ludre.

Evi»ivi .n !od., July 2t—Nelson Morris .t Co., tka meal rieR.ers. of Chicago, aftor !«ng and bitter conteit with lhe l»r»l Sutcher* and Dro»er»' association. »u»« abandoDad tfclt 4»ld

rtiliiil kr Lt^hfuinif.

lNDiAKA?oi.rs. !bA., July »».—Dnrin/f a henry Tkuradar, :«ar Ooldsmith. led., ligutulmf sti-sok vhe house of John W. Hiakla, kllliof bit xnA chU4

'-fc*tirt In lit. Aaaftttito.

EVA CI.AIRE. WU., J»LY

Carmi, 111

Write the Bradfleld Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye Co., Grawtordaville. Ind

W._Po*tmaa-

t«r Chrictian Halvweee, of Mondor, Buffalo eouDtjr, ka« b««» irut«4 by a deputy United Uttai ewekeL Bat ?orMi it .M* tkm* tm M* mmla

'WOKE UP TIIE CZAR.

Unc'o Sam's Itifluonco with

The Drift of PVIMIR Opinion

Iniution

RU3-

sia's Kulor.

THE LATTER LISTENS TO REASON.

In T'.IL* Couii*

try ?*HLD to th«-

oi I Ke-

of LVRM'4'UUOII of

tho

•A CHFC'K ON OI'I'11KS•I.»X, WASHINOTON. July 25.— Cablegrams received at the state department Friday brought the iin|ortaiit otlioial news thai the czar had temporarily relaxed the Jewish expulsion measures. They also brought the gratifying intelligence that he had done this in compliment to the United Mates and at the instance of this country. While the relaxation was described as Umporary and intended by the czar as a resp.te until lie could consult with his political adv ser. there is no doubt that it will lead to a permanent modifiealion of the oppressive orders of expnlsion. The matter has been very deli- I cately managed in its diplomatic bearings. Mrietlv speaking the action of the czar in expelling the .lews wasa matter of purely domesiieeouceru. with which neither the I nited Mates nor any country had anything to do. A diplomatic remonstrance would have been resented, but means were found for putting the matter iu its proper light before the czar. 1'resident Harrison interested himself personallv. Some time ago a delegation of leading Jewish citizens headed by Jesse Seligman, the New York lianker.and Oscar Mraus,.ex-niinisier to Turkey, waited on lum aud he assured them that the best efforts of the ad- I ministration would be used to soften the rigors which the Russian Jews were enduring. Minister Smith sueceeded in bringing the subject to the czar's attention in a favorable light in a personal message from 1'resident Harrison. After the minister's departure renewed representation.'-' were made by Consul General Crawford. He lias represented the United Mates for many years at St. Petersburg and is a great favorite with the Russians. To his tact in great measure is due the I willingness of the czar to suspend the anti-Jewish policy of the empire. World-wide interest has been taken in the sufferings of the Russian Jews and it is a tribute to the United States that this influence has been aide to acI complish what all the rest of the world could not do.

NEW OKK. July 25.—The Jewish Alliance of America became surety for the sustenance of sixly detained 11 ussian Jewish immigrants and thev were I permitted to land.

LONDON. July 25.—A telegram from Constantinople says that a serious antiJewish riot had taken place at Jaffa, where Russian Jews have been arriving in large numbers, despite the imperative orders received by the authorities

A Loss of 9000,000.

l'lin.AiiKi.i'liiA, July —Tho immense cotton and woolen mill of Campbell Jk Klliott, at Washington avenue and Twelfth street, was completely destroyed by lire Friday night. The loss is estimated at between £000,000 and $750,000 and is believed to be. covered by insurance.

Outbreak of Hog Cholera*

CKDAK UAI'IDS, la., July —Advices received from Center l'oint state that cholera is raging among the liogi in th:it vicinity and many are dying.

Sixteen Workmen Killed.

VIENNA. July 25.—The tower of a church which was in course of erection at Szalatina. Hungary, fell, killing sixteen of the workmen.

THE MAitKETS.

from the porte that no Jews be permilted to land except those giv ing oil a pilgrimage to Jerusalem, and these only upon a solemn agreement to return within a reasonable period. The expelled Russian Jews, refused udmission into any of the eountries abutting upon Russia. took advantage of the pilgrimage clause I a re is it or in I such large numbers us to at once arouse suspicion that a large majority of the "pilgrims" were immigrants of a most undesirable kind. Accordingly the

authorities absolutely refused to admit any more of them, whether pil-j prims or not. and the Jews stood tirin- 1 ly on their religious rights, which they declared had been respected by the government at Constantinople and could not be ignored by anv of the sultan's subordinates. The latter did ignore them, however, and a savage fight ensued, in which a number of the Jews were killed and a much larger number injured and several soldiers were hurt.

Terrible (»HH KxploHlon,

PINK HI.I KF, Ark., July 25.—A terrible explosion of gas oecurrcd here in Fred Schneider's tailoring establish-1 ment Friday afternoon. Houses over a I large portion of the town were rocked I and window panes broken in the vic-in-ity. 1 hree of Schneider's workmen, Alexander Strauss. P. 11. I'aber and C. W. Wuller, were badly hurt—the first fatally. The entire building was demolished and Schneider's stock, val-1 ued at SI0.001). was destroyed. I

May Mump Ohio.

Coi.ir.Mnrs. O.. July 25. I'rom a semi-^ official source it is learned that (!ov. Campbell has requested that ex-' President Cleveland, Crov. Hill. Ceil. Palmer, of Illinois: Crov. Peck, of Wisconsin: liov. Hoies. of Iowa: Senator Voorhees, and Senator Vance'1 be invited to take part in the Ohio campaign. From two to six speeches arc expected from each of these gentlemen.

Angry Ht I'nele .lerry.

NASIIVII.I.E, Tcnu., July25.—Tennessee -attic dealers and growers are. much incensed over the recent order of Secretary Rusk, of the United States bureau of agriculture, establishing quarantine relations against Tennessee cattle except for immediate slaughter and declaring that splenetic fever exists in that and other southern states. 1 hey claim tuere is no such disease in the stale.

Failure In Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 25.—The Columbia Oil Company, dealers in cotton seed and cotton seed oil, with offices in Chicago, London, Memphis and Owatonna', Minn., lias been placed in the hands of a receiver by Judge Ulodgett. The company was capitalized for 81,000,000, aud the liabilities are in the neighborhood of S500,000.

Collerle* Flooded*

SHAMOKIN, Pa., July 25.—The Henry Clay.Uig Mountain,Buck Ridge,Stirling, Peerless and Kurnside collerlea were flooded Friday evening by a heavy rain. Damage, S25.000.

Grain*. rrovUloiw. Kt% CHICAGO, July £4.

FXXI:H-Quiet. Spring Wheat patents. &V35 bakers'. tM.KHitl.g5 Winter Wheat Flour patents. straights. tt.UO&Ti.OG.

WHEAT—Quiet aud averted lower.

LAUD—Market modejQtely active and price.* lower. Quotations ranged at H.4f^{/l.fi0 for cost #»V4*VT•.:»» for July: W for September, and MrtTS^l.TO for Octoler.

IIUTTSK—Creurnery. 13Ctl7c Dairy, ll(&Uc Packing Stock. W&lUHc. PouLTnv—Live Ohickcns, utSl&c per lb.: Live Turkeys. \«!&!0c per lb. IJve Ducks. 8^1

LJ^UOIIS—Distilleil Spirits ruled steady at 11.16 per gal. for tlnlshcd goods.

NEW YORK.

WHKAT—Dull

July&I.

and

weak S4@FCC below open

Aujaist,

September. W I5*LA(T9ASC DccemN*/, W7I W4C January, May. 9L.(»S^L03S. Co ITS—Quiet and firmer. NO. 2.'70H&F9C.

OATS—Dull and EASIER. Western, DPFT&QC.

PROVISIONS

Beef—Quiet,

weak.

CI.KVKT-A-VD, O.. July 24.

PBTKOLRVM—KIM»y. Standard

HOU*—Market

whit-e, IKK

5Sc 7J gasoline, 7c W gasoline, 10c C3 naphtha, 6 SC.

Live

Stork. CHICAGO. July $1.

CATTLK—Market rather active and prices fairly well uppor^ed. Quotations ranged at &.H.*%A.35 FOR choice to fancy shipping Steers KVCFCX^.TO for rood to choice do. 14.50 IV4 TO for common to fair do. 83.7^4 40 for butchers'Stoers: £2.I)0&3.3U for Stockers

fairly active. Heat

SOLD ONLY BY

£VAUPSFR

So. 2

July delivery, ftK&sfsic August, December, Cons —Fairly active and higher. No. 2. 6Q$fc VJ4c: No. Yellow, fig4 No. .1 .Vj\i^Wc No. A Yellow, til July, 0Lk'\ August, Wu&MVc September.

OAT^—l.*nsettled. No. V. July. 334 (frftk1 September, Samples steady. No. A. No. 3 White. 3TViC-'iyc No. 3S

No. WhJtJ', '*tfc4i»e.

KVK -AC HVI and higher. No. i.' cash, In store. I'Lv: No. 3 do., 6-tQOAc No. li AugusL 6tfc: Scptembor, tVHc: IK'tobcr,

HAKI.KY Lifeless. Sample* nominally 4&@ September Inactive nt70(^70Hc. Mts 1*OKK—Trading mcnlerately active and prices ruled lower at fll.HKrilt/il for, cash tll.lDftH.wM for July ill.UVtfclL-l'iii for bejtember, ami ill.ft,)fi?»U.47 for OcK)V»er.

Kxtra

mens, (0.&LI&10.W: FAMILY, EI3.00GM4.M. PorkQuiet, steady. New mess, old mesa, extra prima»:fl0.D0&ll.<U. Lard—Quiet, weak. Steam-ren dered. ».074(& 5.7a

is^joys

Both the method and results ,ri iyrup of FijjB is takca: it snd refreshing to tho taste, LtU? gently yet promptly on the Kifille^

ver

a"d Bowels, cleans

ft" efTectually, dispels col.b, L^J lies and fevers and c„r,s habi3 •jonstipation. Syrup of Ki,.,

u.u

jiily remedy of its kind tV, ~. 'Mceil, pleasing to tho tuMo and ei-puible to the stomach,

pr..r.„t7

its action and truly l.e.ioiin„j 'j,, :',C efR'Cts, prepared only from the vic-alt)iy and agreealile siih-tanct-s j.' niiiny excellont (jualities c.mnifiMl j! 'o all and have made it ibe"aJ popular remedy known.

Jjyrup of Figs is fi

f:l

]P in 5^

:iid SI bottles by all load itn.- ,]ru .. ists. Any reliable dni-^Ut wto may not have it on hand will i™. cure it promptly for anv „nc Vh, wishes to try it. Do not "accent substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

per lb. Live Geese. £lX*£r4.0J per (*ozen. Oli.s— Wisconsin Prime White. $c Water White S^c Michigan Prime Whlto. W'ic Water White. 10Vfcc: Intlians Prime Whiu\ P^o: Wo tor White, luo: l!»'ndUtfbt, 17ft test, tt4c: Gasoline. S7 deg's, I4e 74 deg's,

SAN r'HANOISCO. C*t

LOUISVILLE. KY HE* mnii\

Stop ttL£it 1

CHRONIC COUGH NOW:

"r It you do not lt mny u.s- ,„. 1 Mimptl%o. Tor Gntttiniji'tiou, \rri,ful.1, i.rnn-nt DrbilUy

Uiero Is nothing llko I

SCOTTS MULSIOM

Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and HYPO PHOSPHITES I Iilm. And S.uU 1

Jewel Gas Stoves cost lrom 75 cents to ^1.25

It Is almost us palat.it.1. as mlik Tin better than other w. ciillci Kiuulalv.il A wooilerlul Oesh producer.

Scott's

f-.'.ys

L?4.A) for Texans W.40G.4.30 for Feeders ll.,%J &4.1.0 for Cows IL.5053.50 for Dulls, and 83.50 B4.5D for Veal Calves.

grades

tteady, but other qualities about 5c lower. Sales ranged at 83,5(^5.D) FUR PIG^ for light F4.00 I4.V»5 for rough packing for imxeiL aud I5.0J&&.&J for heavy packing and shipping lots.

per month to run them.

Cohoon & Fisher.

Advertising is a

..... On Irm who so regards it. Only when he has learned to look upon it as

AN INVESTMENT

Giving it his time and thought will it develop into a thing that pays.

AN INDIAN

Who had often heard from the white man the delights of sleeping on a featherbed placed

ONE FEATHER

On the floor and thus tested the merits of feathers. He was naturally

Emulsion

There aro poor Imitations. !rl lu r/oiuineJ

Wnr WII.L YOC OOCOH when Sliuol'S ^nre will gi\e you nmmeiiiii nwirf. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and SI

Morgan .t Co.

[ewel Gas Stoves

Are the Best.

More Convenient, Much Saer and Cheaper

to Run than Gasoline.

ilo&il

Tax|

much

and cursed the white man for a liar.

ADVERTISERS

May Draw Their

disgusted

Moral.

Own