Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 August 1891 — Page 2
OIV13 KXJOYS Both the method and results wheu Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts uontly yet promptly on iiie Kidueys, 1-irer mid IJowels, cleanses the sys urn effectually, dispels colds, headhen and fevers and curia habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the july remedy of its kind ever proTweed, pleasing to the taste and acop table to the stomach, prompt ic its action and truly beneficial in iti effects, prepared onlv from the mosi healthy 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 SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one wbc wishes to try i'. Do not accept any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
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Diseases
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Our Prices are ap reasonable as any
4 4 & before the public, consilient HUh if $ good work. See us before placing ail order for your monuments.
Untitle Work a Specialty. IIOWAKII A It .A Jt KIT,
•si, Crawfordsville, Indiana. Corner Market and Green Strega.
act T:IKI: MAGIO
ON A WEAK STGMAGK.
25 Cents a Box.
OF ALL DRUGGISTS.
ISimimm
COUGHS AND COLDS.
35c. and 81. at all druggists.
E. MORGAN & SONS,
PILLS.
Daily
America.
E.H. Griffith
218 Soulh Grwn
Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases of
Womoa. Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice. CONSULTATION FREK.
A. D- LOFLAND,
Real Estate,
Loan, Insurance.
GOOD NOTES CASHED.
Kast Matu Street, with W.T.Wlilttlngtou
of
Women
AND SCHGKUV,
Conm.tat'.on roomt over Sra!th'« druf •tore, South Wuh'ngton Street, Ci£v fordtvllle, Indian*.
.1. IJ. ETTER. M.D.
Dr. A.F. Henry
11.-IS located in this cny at ilo oast Franklin street. when* his new antisepticand trermfcldc treatment tor i-ubirrl, Uronchitjs uni ftariv Stages i.ir lung trouble will be demonstrated to person* 'uillicicd. Twenty minutes trial will convince any person that this plan Is a great improvement on the old treatmeutot above diseases. Consultation free.
Proprietors,
PROVIDENCE. R. I.
TiunEsiTi'LiKDhj ROSS GORDON, La Fayette, Ind. Sold bv Nvi' A Co.
CARTERS
ITTLE
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Blck rirAd&cho and roliove oil tho troubles Incfdont to a bilious state of tho nyatem, suoh aa ^DlzzinoM, Nausea, DrowHiuoRS, Distress after eating. I'alu in tbo Bido. ko. Whilo their meal jotaarfcablo auccesa has bevn abown in cuxlog
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HcsiMho, yet Carter's Llttlo Liver Pins an equally valnabJo in Constipation, cnrinB*iiiI proTouting thlaannoyino complaint, whllo thoyalao correct all disorders"*/ the itomach,atimulatotha liver anil regulate tho bowels. Even itthnynnig
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'AelietlioyTrtraldboalmoetprieoliysntolhoiiowtiil Buffer from t!ila distressing complaint but fortunately thclrgoodnoaadoM notond hero.and those who onco try them will find thoso llttlo pills valuable In »o many ways that thoy will not bo wllHog to do without them. But aftor allalck licaj
ACHE
lathobanoof Romany lives that hcroffluhcra no malco our great boaat. Our plila euro it whiio Others do not.
Cartor'a Llttlo Liver Pilla aro very f»rnall and [Very cany to take. Ouo or two pilla makoa doao. Tbcy aro Btrlctly vegetable and do not gripo or IporRQ. but by tiioircontlo action plcaaoall who jtuethem. In vlalnfat 25contfl livofor$l. 1J draggiata OVferywUero, or scut by znaiL
CARTER MEOICINE CO., New York:
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
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PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, By T. H. B. McCAlN.
Entered at the P(xstollif*e at Crawfordsville Indiana. as second-clas* mutter.
THK DAILY .HUritNAL,
Hy infill. per annum 15.00 Hy mail, six month 2.00 My mail. three months 1.^0 Hy carrier, per week .. 10
THE WKKKLY JUl'UNAL
Three mouths
1007—Jeremy Taylor, famous writer on relijiiims subjects anil bishop vf Down ami Conner, in Ireland, tiitxl born i(il3. 17cv—Oliver lla/ard Perry, naval officer, born in South
York city.
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Six months One year 11.25 For papers sent outside Uie couuty 10 cents additional for postage.
The Weekly must Jnvarlubly be paid lor In advance. Send postal note or money order.
MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1891.
This Date in History—Aug. 3. liW—Columbus sailed on hU first voyagu to discover
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Kingston. li. I. die*l lt-19. 1702—Sir Uiclianl Arkwri^ht. inventorof tliocotton spinning niacbitie, dietl born 17TC. i?05—liamiiion Fish, i-tatctiinan, born in New
COM. I'KHIIV.
l-C.~TiiMni.i-- Francis Measher born nt Waterford, Ireland diowned In tho Missouri river, in Mi-^tana, July 1. l!~.
Cliristinc Nil-o i, singer, born in Sweden. ISjO—Commtjdore Jacob Joucs, U. S. died at rhiiadeliJlitn, at,*ed fc!.' while tiin iuincl-
Ini? tno brig Wasp ho captured the British brig Frolic. IS57—Eugene Sue, novelist, died. ISjl-Wiliiam George Fargo, founder of the
Wells-Fai-go Express compiuiy, died in Buffalo. N. V.: born IslS. 1S85.'— Genernl Grenfell def -ated the dcrvises, and began the restoration of the khedive's power in Lho Soudan.
Tue public debt was reduced during lie month of ill 83,447.509.
The Kentucky elwtion comes off t( day. A list of the killed and wounded will bo published later.
The Republicans of Indianapolis on Saturday nominated a most excellent ticket, headed by Win. \V. Herod for Mayor. The party should "get together" and elect it.
Pf.mochats in their opposition to the Melvinloy bill assorted that it was a Chinese wale against foreign trade, and yet during tho nine months it has been in operation the imports have increased to the amount of $32,000,000. Every prediction by the I'omoerats concerning the operations of the McKinley law have proven false by the actual facts. While on the oilier hand Republican predictions have been moro than realized. As time goes on each day but adds to its popularity.
—Bceoknm's Pills euro sick hcnilnrhe.
EXHIBITION RUNS.
A Citizen Quotes the Law on the Subject and Warns the City Aeainst Continuing Them, 'IVulie Kilitnr 'iiie Journal.
In looking over lho ordinances of the city I find under ordinance 23(1, "Fast Driving," Hee. 14 "It shall be unlawful for any person to ride, lead or drive any animal along any street or alley of said city at a faster gait than six miles per hour, or to ride, drive or lead any animal on or through any of the streets or alleys of said city in a careless or reckless manner, whereby any person or property is injured, or put in danger of harm or injury. Anyone violating the provisions of this section shall be lined upon conviction in any sum not exceeding S00.
The question arising out of this ordi nance is, has the Fire Department a greater right than other citizens to violate said ordinance in driving at an immoderate and dangerous speed through the crowded streets of tho city under the pretext of exhibition runs of the tire department, to see how long it takes to arrive at a given point from the City Hall and throw water from the hose. In a recent case decided by the Illinois Court of Ap]eals, it is held that a city ordinance against immoderate and fast driving has the force and effect of a statute, and is binding upon the Fire Department as well as ujxn the driving of ordinary vehicles, ami that the rights of the Fire Department are not hujktior to those of ordinary citizens to exempt tliem from llu rules of tho common laws, requiring the exercise of projer prudence and care in the use of the streets, so us not to cause injuries to other ]ersonfi lawfully upon them. The application of the nil,' d(x*s not perhaps apply in an emergency arising from fire in order to save pro]erty from destruction. From this it seems that if any person should get killed or crippled or injured, the city would Iki liable for the damages. Would it not bo well enotigl for the Fire Department to pay attention to the ordinance in such easo made and provided, and save the city needless expense. Respectfully, Citizen.
To Dispel Col tlx.
Headaches and Fever-:, to cleanse tho system effectually, yet gently, when costive or billions, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to jiermanenUy cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs.
A Boon to Wives.
Having used "Mother's Friend" would not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth Mrs. C. Melbourne, Iowa. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorir
Two College Presidents.
w. n. h.voter. A. E. TURNER.
A. E. Turner, of the Cumberland Presbyterian college, Lincoln, Neb., is probably the youngest college president in tho world. Ho was born in 1SC2, entered the institution of which ho Is president at the age of fifteen, graduated in 18S1, was principal of Ashmore (Ills.)seminary for three years and then became professor of n.iti-ral sciences at Lincoln. He was made president in 1SS8, when he was twenty-eight years old. Dr. William Rainey Harper, who was unanimously elected president of the University of Chicago, was born in New Concord, Muskingum county, O., July 2G, 1S56. Ho entered the Muskingum college at ten and took his degree of A. B. at fourteen. At seventeen ho entered on the higher course at Vale, and at nineteen received tho degree of Ph. D. Ho was mado professor of Semitic languages at Yale in 1S$0.
Bain.
The brooks leaped ap to catch it. And tho breezes held their breath The lilies sprang ap boldly
And shook their heads at death. The roses blushed to crimson At tho kisses of the rain. And tho sun looked out and saw It
With a tlu&h of jealous pain. —May Uiley Smith.
Tho Heart Is the Mirror. For the human heart is tho mirror Of the things that are near and far, Liko the wavo that reflects in its boeom
The flower and tho distant star. —Alice Gory.
Shall Ue King.
Who leads his life In high coutroL With all sublime desire. Shall bo a king, and in hii soul
Shall wulk in silk attire. —James B. Wlggln.
The Stars.
Silently one by one, in tho inflnite meadows of heaven. Blossomed the lovely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angela* —Longfellow.
FOR VARIOUS REASONS.
A New Op.i-e.vns man keeps a llziard on his table to guard valuable papers. A Gi'.onoia editor Is accused of stopping the press "to announce that nothing has occurred of sufficient interest to ii\duce us to stop the press to announce it."
As Atlanta City hotel keeper has a "fake" thermometer on the front of his houso that makes his patrons believe his porch Is the coolest place on the Island. The deception works like a char ni.
A couple living within one mile of Lithonia, Fla., have been married forty years, and the husband affirms that he has never kissed his wife. Neither Iui3 she ever kissed him. They are the parents of eleven children.
A Ban Fii.vxcisco man has a peculiar mania for opening and closing doors, and will stand for hours at a time at one of the entrances to the post office opening and closing the doors for the accommodation of the pedestrians.
It is the man who lives in an apartment house who declares that more deaths occur among nervous people in tho summer time, when windows aro thrown open and piano strains aro heard, than at any other time of the year. 'i.V
Reaping tho Whirlwind.
D. Swinelander Blake (who la nearsighted and mistakes another customer for the hatter)—See herel My hat does not fit me at all.
The Other Man (who Is sensitive)— Neither does your coat, for that matter. —Life.
Wheu Baby was irfcs, gftTo her Cmtorla. When Bhe was & Child, nhe cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung' to Castorla. When she had Children, she gave them Castorii
KAILltO.ll ITEMS.
The Monon route will sell excursion tickets to Greencastle on August Otli and 9th good to return August 7th or before on account of meeting of Grand Lodge of Colored Odd Fellows.
VANDAI.IA EXITllSIOXS.
Account of the K. of P. encampment at Warsaw, Ind., we will sell at one fare, $3.75, the round trip, on August 17th to 20th, good to return including August 24.
Account soldiers reunion at Torre Haute August 13th to 15th inclusive, at one fare, SI.60 the round trip. Good to return including trains of Aug. 17.
The Lake Maxinkuckeo special is continued pring the live Sundays in August, leaving at 6:34 a. m. Fiiro §2 the round trip.
Saturday tickets to Maxinkuckec at $2.1)0, good to return including tho folowing Monday.
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION. The Big Four route will run cheap excursion to Niagara Falls on August 18th, at the same rates as last year. It will, however, this year run over the L. S. & M. S. from Cleveland to Buffalo.
Notice.
The Sunday "Lake Special" train run by the Vandalia Line, Terre Haute to Lake Maxinkuckee (Marmont station) and return, during the Summer months, will be continued each Sunday during August.
UNCLE SAM'S BOYS.
Preparations for tho Encampment at Detroit Oomplotod.
IT IS THE SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
Many Mile* or Streets Decorated with ltetl, White and Hlue Ituiilliig-The City Crowdeil with VetenuiH and Moro Coming.
ltKAPY FOB THE O. A. It.
Detroit. Mich., Aug. 8.—To-day Detroit is in full bloom for the twentyfifth reunion of the O. A. 11.. the triumphal arches, the decoration of public buildings and of business houses, excelling in artistic beauty, variety and extent any similar preparations in honor of the veterans. This is the verdict of all the past commanders who have attended all of the reunions of the army.
Not only In the matter of decorations is the city prepared, for all grandstands, all arrangements for medical and hospital service, all camps and all headquarters preparations ave completed, and they are perfect in appointments.
Department headquarters by States will be iocateil as follows: Arkansas, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Ohio, Texas, West Virginia, Wisconsin and District of Columbia, at the Russell house,
California, Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont and Women's Relief Corps, at the hotel Cadillac. Commander Veazey and staff will ai.3o have their headquarters at the hotel Cadillac.
Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska and Sons of Veterans at the Hotel Normandie.
Loyal Legion at the Detroit Light Infantry armory. New York at Perkins' hot 1
New Jersey at house oi me aiger club and (.ieorgia at No. 3s Clifford street.
To date the registration committee have received notices from over 300 regimental organizations, representing for-ty-live of the states and territories, that they will be present and quarters have been assigned to all persons and organizations who have applied. All branches of service in the armies of lS01-'05 will be represented and, what is most uncommon, every one of the divisions in all the armies of the north will be represented.
There will be held during the week the annual convention of the National Association of Naval Veterans and reunions of the "Comrades of the Rattlefield," of tho "Medal of Honor Legion, of the "Association of Survivors of the Mississippi Ram Fleet and Marine Brigade," of the "Silent Army of Deaf Soldiers, Sailors and Marines of the "United States Veteran Signal Corps Association of the "National Association of ex-Pensioners of War of "Old Army and Navy Musicians of the "United States Maimed Soldiers' League of the "Royal Legion the "Sons of Veterans the "Daughters of Veterans the "Woman's Relief Corps," and others.
Finally, the programme announces reunions for forty-eight Michigan regi mental organizations, for thirty-nine Ohio regiments, for twenty-one New York regiments, for sis Wisconsin regi ments, for fifteen Illinois regiments, for eight Massachusetts regiments, and for upward of sixty other regiments from all parts of the country.
The streets are crowded with men in blue coats, and still these are only a dnjjp in the bucket as •compared to the number who will pour into the city in the next twenty-four hours. There seems to be every reason to believe ihat the silver encampment will be just what has been prophesied and intended —the greatest gathering of veterans since the grand review at the national capital at the close of the war in 1S05.
BURNED BY A HOOP.
A Young Man Killed by tho Itunntng Through Itlm of a RocL riTTSDi'itou, I'a., Auga—A
shock
ing accident occurred at the American iron works, George Singer, 18 years of age being the victim. He had been engaged at the rolls in the hoop mill, grinding the red hot iron rods as they rapidly passed through the rolls, when through some mishap he failed to oatch one of the glowing red ribbons of iron, and before he could realize hiB danger it curled and penetrated his groin on the right side, burning its way through the entrails. The cries of tho unfortunate younR- man were heartrending as he writhed in agony while the iron was doing its work, no lingered a fewhours in the utmost pain before he died.
1'urlflc Coast Lumber Trade* San Fiiancisco, Aug. 3.—Statistics covering the export lumber trade of the l'acific coast for the first six months of the present year show a shortage oi 5,000,000 feet as compared with the same period last year, but an escoss of 11,000,00 feet when compared with the same pe iod in 1880.
Killed If 1 in with a Moat-liulfc, Boston, Aug. 3.—While at the din ner table at their home in South Boston Mrs. Barbara Katcher, becoming angry at an insulting remark of her husband seized the meat-knife and plunged it into his back, penetrating the lungs, lie will die. She is 51 years of age and he is 00.
Fury of a Woman Wronged. Ciiicaoo, Aug. 3.—To appease an almost insatiate hatred or to right a wrong tho courts had refused to recognized, Mrs. John D. Paul dashed a quantity of nitric aeid into tho face of Mr. II. B. Dickinson, putting out yno of his eyes and indicting other terrible injuries.
Murdered by III* Rival.
Jackso.vvim.e, 111., Aug. 8.—W. Irwin Boycc, a farmer living a short iistatice east of this city, was killed by William Ktacey, a young man who bears a rather unenviable reputation. Jealousy over a young woman, Lou Lyons, was the cause.
Worth Its Weight in GoldIt a price can be plncod on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of hor two children that she did all together with hor 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. Hekdeiison Dale, Druggist,
"CAN I ASSIST YOU. MADAM?"
This is nn ovcry-day occurrence she is taken with that "nil-Rone" or faint feeling. while calling or shopping. The cause of tins feeling is some dcrangomcnt, weakness, or irregularity incidengto ner sex. It ir atters little from what cause it may arise Instant relief may always bo found by using
LYOIA E. PINKHAM'S
JU\|U1
(Siendhas
us a
Carmi, HI
Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville. Ind
Compound
It is tlio only Positive Cure and Legitimate Remedy for thoso peculiar weaknesses and ailments of our best female population. Every Druggist sells it as a standard article, or sent hy mail, in form of Pills or Lozenges, on receipt of Si.00.
For tho euro of Kidney Complaints, either sex, the Compound has no rival. Mrs. Pinkham freely answers letters of inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply.
two 2-cont stamps tor Mr. Plnkham's'V beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled "GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE." I \.t
It contains a volumeof valuable Information.. It sa»ed lives, and mat save yours.
Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co., Lynn. Maan.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
DOES CURE
CONSUMPTION
In its First Stages.
Be $ure you get the genuine.
LIQUOR HABIT.
atAume wo/aa mate/sBUT omcgki
0*
HALIFES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
11 can be prt von in a cup oi tea or eotTee.or In ar tides of food, without tlio knowledge of tb patient. If neco sary It Is absolutely harml and will effect a permanent and speedy cur whether the natentls a moderate drinker oran alchollc wreck. ITNEVEH FAILS. ,t oper ates so quietly and with such certainty tliatth Eatlent undergoes no inconvenience, an els aware.his complete reformation feted. 48-paitebook of partlculars fr eeN Co.. drUKirlsts Crawfordsville Ind.I l»
"wonderful
Slve Sl.oO
beyond
business.
for
that. Our present prices
NO! NOR WILL WE EVER.
goods will more than hold us out.
Domestic Department.
Wo mention In this department as a leader: «i bales Ineh hrown mufcllu, Ho per yard, worth cents. Speciul prices on all goods in this department.
HOSIERY.
Ladles, mlH.see and chlldrens In fancy stripes*, solid colors, and fasthhick, wortfi ten to 3f»e per pair for OC 100 dozen ladles fancy hose, l»oot style, 1 A. hluok feet, colored tops, worth 20c at IUC
AlJoutoO dozen ladles hose, including fast black, fancy stripes, lootKtyles and OCA solid colors, worth :ir» uml 10c ut ZOC
I.adlos "dropstleh" l.lsle thread hose, A fast black, worth 75c at T"UC Ladles ext nujualHy silk plaited hose In JTatam*
oolor
£3r*Good bargains In every size and'(polity.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladles' handerchlel's at 5, 8Vt, 10, 12^,'Ifi, 20 and 25c worth from one-third to one-half more. Gentleman's bargain handkerchiefs 814, 10, 12V£ and 15c, worth double.
WHITE GOODS.
2,000 yards check Nainsook worth 1 A 10c at 0 1-4C Bee the bargains In apron chocks at 8K, 10 12,15,20 and 25c per yard.
OUR MISCELLANOUS BARGAINS. 4,000 yds lace stripe curtain scrim worth
8tfc OC 2,000 yds fancy printed scrim worth lU4o for
Good bargains In lace curtains and lace bod set«. 50 dozen pure silk mlts fl5c 12 ydsTorchon laeo 10c 20 dozen boys Wlnsor ties 5c each
See the bargains we areofferlng In einbrodor* ies at 10c, Ladle* black kid gloves worth 91, ll.f0, and 92 slightly damages, for 50c,
A tine satine strip worth 75 ccntsfo 50 cents.
,it
combination worth 0Qq
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Through Kouie to
Chicago, Louisville, Lafayette,
Greencastle.
Michigan City, Bedford, New Albanj All Points North, South aud West.
South bound.—No. 3 Night Kxpress, 1 a m„ dutly No. r. fast mall, l.:)0, p. in. dally No. 0, Grcencustlo Accommodation, 5.03 p. ra., execptSunday,
North bound.—No. 4, nitrlit express, 1.51 a. m., dully No. 0, fast mail, 1.3(1 p. tn. No. 10 Lafayette Accommodation, 8.21 a. m. excopt 8uud.y.
No i: eight- trains carry passengvrs. Trains 3, 4, 5.0, btops only atOountysoau.
JAM KM UAKICBU,
Oen. l'agi. Apt. Monon Route
Monon Blook Chi teo. Ill
BiS 4
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis R.
Route.
Wurner Sloopors on night trains. Best mod ern day eoacbeson alt trains. Connecting with solid Vestibule trains a illoomingtou and I'eorlato and from ssour rivor, Denver and tho Paclflo coast.
At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Springfield and Columhus to and frourtho Eastern and »ei. board cltlos.
TRAINS AT OnAWFOBDSVUitiR. OOINQ WEST, No.Ooiall 9:15 a. ill No." mall (d_.) -.12:3!) a. No. 17 mall 1:38 in No. 3 KxpresB -6:40
OOINO EAST.
No.10 Mall (d) 1:55am No. 2 Express :1 No. 18 Mall 08 pm No.8 Mall 1- oi
Vandalia Line
DTHRCT KOOTK TO
Jashvillp, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Springs, Texas, Kansas, Missouri Michigan, Canada,
Northern Ohio
Cl-an Depot.*, OJoan Couches,
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Thousand Mil* Books
ever-ready tick«t WtVWB Cincinnati
GENTSS
•old for Twenty Dollar* and good •a fifteen different ro»d» all MBBtctlng
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GRAND SUCCESS.
This great midsummer merchandise movement of ours has-eiven
.f
We
& 1,00
during the month.
will
to the doois last wtek. Did we disappoint you
It we make some strong statements below may rest assured
HOUSEKEEPERS LINENS. Fast dye. Turkey red lable linen fillln. ni wide, worth :ire at 10
Best quality, turkey ml table linen, (10 Indies wide, worth (I0e at T"/ flood i|unllly all linen Unmask r.n in. OA. wide, worth 46c at jUC (10 Inch, alt linen Damask verv fine wo.tli U0and U.~ic,oIkIipatternsu/sclcct A ~1 from, at T-/C 10 to 114 Inch extra flno, all linen I)amiuK, bleadied, unbtcachcd aud ecru. 'J2 paterns to select from, worlh htle to
Cliemlse
CorsetOiver
$1 "7
7oC
All the Inciter grades tatiie linen at irreatly mlucwi prices for this sale. Napkins and Jtolleys to match, any hue at correspondimrly low prices.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
[26 cents
Chemise Drawers Corset (.'overs
CNight Dresses
\. I UM:I*:
50
cents
iip™overs
Chemiw ^Shlrti
75 cents
Night Dresses Corset Covers Chetn^KO Drawers Shirts
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Ladles Jersey lUhbed Vests 5C each «Ke»ioc 15e 20c ^real'valuc"10
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LOUIS BISCHOFF, The Leading Dry Goods and Notions House of Crawfordsville,
DOUBLE ROOMS—127 and 129 EAST MAIN STREET.
P.S. In the rush don't forget the Great World Beater, 50 cent Shirt-
ISJNDEED A LUX~uV/
AND
cow.es c,
EAR li-JKG
FINE p:»cx
lOBACCC-
AS 17
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KNOWN MAKE
AMONG DEALERS THESE GOODS ARE ON THE MARKET IN ONLY ONE SHAPE, 3x12 FULL 16 0Z. PLUG-THE MOST CONVENIENT TO CUT IN
POCKET PIECES OR CARRY V-HOLL
JHO. FIHZER& BROS., lonisilll^ It
Have you lirani of Small's IMlls, For curing blllnuH Ills? Could you know what otl»*rssnv. How they wind with way
As they ever will. And how they've mado A basis money trade. Hc*fr made no fuss,
Nor muH&, And hud no row Has simply gone ahead,
w»7«v.
And now
Bnflklo Peoria
..<p></p>VIA
Cleveland
Niagara FMli and a
Has got them in a way complete. Or, as tho l»oys say, with hoth That they aro daisies everyIknIv know*,
And Similt'B a full-blown rose
LR'UFTUB£ PCHLTLTELYPARED INGODAJIBJDN Horae'iL!w(rvMa(Brtl« lltli
TPUM,combined. Uuar&ntttOftt only ono in lho world pcn*r*ttrj •continuous EUrtric Jfaputu
r— T-tTdWrtf. Sclentlflo, Powerful. Iunb, Comfortable And Effect!*©. Avoid frtudt Over P.OOO enrt-d. Bend utmnp for iumtifciel AtM ELEOTKIO BELTS FOU Ol/MORNE. Removed TO 180 WABASH AVE., CHIUU
started out in the commencement
We
astonish you. You crowded
&
to
have gotton
away
lis
particular?
in
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SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS. We are ashamed to mention the reilui tl"" on spring wraps and Jackets. If you mv neei of anj shoulder covering come in uml what we will do for you.
WASH DRESS GOODS.
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liest American prints, chitting sinjl •iressstvlv.s,ncw deslgns.new good worth for! hie lot,'1,000 jards drt*ss «t ufl'on j«»h counter. Including lust prints and-••mm' ch^gant brown mixed gluishuitt* w«nth up to 10c at 50 pieces line Satin in good nliadesund and styles worth 12ii at (ne lot best French -atliies, plain s«til fHiicy dcblgns, worth 25, .'10 tmd
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16 2-3c
5.000 new stripes dn.*ss Ginghams. It" slrlj»c8, plaids and checks in all O I.Xf shmles, w(irtl» 10c. at O I yV
M.OOO yards tine Glngliams. new .loljtt^ slnules, worth 12H «nd 15c for 1 Jc.
FRENCH GINGHAMS.
High novelties In Fronch Gingham*, l!"''"' Ing many stylcflof single patterns, O-^f! former price 25, !10 aud 8ao, for IU fiO inen Armenian 6erge and Cliallh'* 1j]^ in beautiful doslgtiB, worth 15c 20 pieces best quality *12 inch wide. 7 l./fi Long Cloth, In 7 fhades, worth 12H
DRFSS GOODS DEPARTM ENT. Space forbids ub n:entionintr the "'"'""'ru tiurifiilns In tills department. We will
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eall your attention to our 44 Inch Mui A Henrietta worth 75c at .7. Wo mention tho above as esiieeliilly tlvo. Don't buy until you have seen tin" Ifalns in tills department. It will pay -Vl!l1
TOWELS.
See on towel barvalus as follows: 8V4, 10,12«, 17, 2.1, eo and 44c. rashi rs cost.