Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 August 1891 — Page 2

OXI5 ENJOYS .Both the method and results -when •Svrup of Kigs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidueys. i-iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys'•m eflt'i'tsuilly. dispels colds, headhe« and fevers and cures habitual ••onstipation. Syrup of Figs is the '..illy remedy of its kind ever protKieed, pleasins: to the taste and acoptable to the st.Miincli, prompt ir. its aeiion ar.d truly beneficial in its eilocts. prepared only from the most iif-alihy aiul agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to nil and have made it tho most popular remedy known.

Hvrup of Fi::s is for sale in 50c /.nd SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try if. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

.-'tlAKCISCO. CtL.

LOUIS VILLI,

xr new

this Column.

We Urq-e Vo'J to Read It.

MEETINGS,

rn«it*r this bend uiu puUKhed fm- f«^r thn»e djy*-lujllvep/uf inci'Tin^r* of ulI kinds at MH'ii'Uijj. uttUccs..» a lino.

Stm

U, I i.s, t,»f A, ushkfirtnn I'jiiiip, nuvts evrry iv evening the Hki:!ii\ iJ'.tM'k. on coriu-r of thi und V» Ahtnj.Mou strefis. The licl iH'irm* will t»*.« worked on theevonlnpof ^ept./l.

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SYMMK

FOKrrioms

UKNT-A Isouse on south Wuinut with 4 and summer .'kitchen. Apply at Alhrik'hLVtuikery or of Cumberland »v SlHJer. 7-au tf.

FOR SALE.

Notices under this head one cent a line J» day. IJljrht word? to a line. Nullum? less than lo fonts taken. Oish in advance, piease.

SAIiR—A ur»od how and milch ww at a har-iram. 'L .S, Whee.ler, I"if&mth 5n*en Mrwl, •*. 7-£0 it.

F'lHSAM*.

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A While «e\vtni.r unwhSnp at

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Notices umU'rthi- h»?ad frc** lor thrtMMluys

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less tliau U-

cents, taken. Cash in adv inee. please..-'

MISCELLANEOUS.

Cnder this hca«l hU5li»es5 notices of all kinds will he iiiserted at the rate of two cents a line a day. (.n:*h in advance, ptcii*o.

\\JANTF.I) txeal ropresentatives in Indlana to reprex.-nt Investment Coinpuny. Addre- Jtto. K, Howlau, Uoyal Insurane* lild V.. Chseasm. 111.

W^ANTKl)—An active, nonest tnsiu— salar) flOO monthly, if suitable, with opportunity to adynnce, to ret»rv«cni locally,

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st»»ii.-iblc N«*w Vork house. I'efcrenc«*. Manuiaeturi r, I^xk ilux l."sr N. V. ept, 1»).

KNT.r W ANTKD.—Good Inducements to wide si wake men in ev«.*r\ part oi the country to w«rk forUieOr-hjndthe 6hleM. itir money

the rijrht parties. Kndowment^

paid every .one, tiiree and live \(.ars. Have paid out over f'-ViO,000 00 in Maturcl Hmv liift. F«jr ttill information address c.T. Mules. Sup. aeo'y., ilocn IMV-. itaitimore, Md. h-2

you wish to advertise anvthimr smywheir at any time write to Oft), p. HOWl-:LL\ o,,Nu. lo .-"pruceSt.. New York.

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

O'llce over the Corner Hook Storo. UesMonce *'00 Njuth Wash in irt.n Street (Mliiv* hours—0 to 12. to 5p.m aud 7 oSp.m

Jturklcn'H Arntva Satvc,

The best naive in the world for cnts, bruises, sorwi, ulcrs, salt rheum, fever Borej, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptioiiB, nnd losstivelv cures pilee, or no pay refjuinx.1. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye &

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\VKlNKSDAY,Al*CiUST2ii, 1S01.

This Date in History—Aug. 26. iflTS-Sir Uolx-rt Wnlpolc.HrltIsh Nirn. iTSV-l^nl Iit-'1^1- Siirkvtllo. 6o!ilior u:itl ^tatusumn.

IS19-I'rlnce AlNrrt of S.ixe-Coltuiv-Goiha, con^nrt of t^uocn Vit-iorla, bom tiled 1WH Ul.s lit? public servfres wort^ tit itrct* inr!lu:m-nt aiul tin- c^ibinet to adopt

it. ww.roi.E.

A frlendiy jxilk-y Knvard the Unitod Statt^H. Aduni C'!:irkv. eminent commenuuor on the Scriptans. dlel. IS50-L»nU PhilipiJtt, tho la^t felnp of Frnncc. died iit Cliirnnonu Knt lrtnd born 1773. l?S-Cavalry l-nttiva nl Madl.sonviile, Ky.. and

Rlenzl and Kossuth. Miss. 1SOT-Unities ut IVrryvlUo, Ark., Rooky Gnp (near White Sulphur Springs). VH-. and

Vlnecar Hill, on .Morris Island, S. O. 1S71—Charleri .Srrlhncr, publisher, died In Lu* cerm», Switzerland: born ISJ1. ISS0— Flru destroyetl tho city of Tokay, tlun gary.

A KILKENKV CAT FIGHT. Gen. John 11. liice, of Fort bcott. Kansas, is one of the originators and an ardent supporter of the Alliance movement in Kansas, but withal is an honest, man, and scorns to use the tricks of the demagogue and calamity shrieker to accomplish the objects of tho Alliance organization. On the (ithofJune last IV. C. \Y. McCitne, the editor of the .\nt ifiiul Ei'onoiiiMithe

national

organ of the Alliance and of the People's parly, published in the columns of that paper, the following paragraph in an editorial written by hin.: "The recorded mortgage indebtedness of Kansas was S2H'2.000,000 and that this only told one-half that the in-dobu-.lness 1 chattel mortgages, deeds of trust, bills of sale, notes and other debts of like character, would give $23:2,000.0lH) more, which added to the real estate mortgages makes a total indebtedness of 8-{''.."i,OOO.Ol.lO.

And concluded the article by saying: "The plain facts are, the Slate of Kansas is bankrupt- and her people ruined."

On the. 17th day of -Itinc following lieiieral Hico prepared with much labor and care, a communication in which he defended the State of Kansas against such monstrous declarations which could only result in an irreparable injury to Kansas and her jv-ople. In this communication he showed that the total bonded indebtedness of the State, conn ty. township, cities and towns was only 5f."J7.11 (iiOilO. and that the total indebt edness of the ]eople of Kansas, on mortgages, real estate and chattel, note etc.. was not more than S8"J.000,000 or a total of S12-J. 116.09(5. while in 1S00 tho actual value, of farm products and live stock and farms and city and town lots was $052,71 the assosts of the l-i-ople and State being Si i9,()03.36."i over all their liabilities. This was in addition to the money exjxmded by the State building of K"00 miles of railroad. f.000 school houses, 2.000 churches and the public and charitablo buildings of the State, all of which had been paid for and wero the boast and pride of the State. The treneral did not attribute .ntentional falsehood to l)r. MeCnne in :ho editorial in question but rather thought that the Doctor had "unwitingly allowed himself to be imposed on through his zeal in the advocacy of his

party. General Kiee respectfully asked the Doctor to publish his communication in the /••iH'jitii.st

Doctor "could do to undo the great wrong'" that had been done by the orig:nal article. This Dr. MoUune refused to do. but returned tho article to General Kice with tho message that he declined to publish it, giving no reason for his refusal.

The General publishes in the Knnsns City

Journtil

UHIH,

an o|en letter which he

l.ad then indited to Dr. McCuno in which ho recites the above and referring to the above communication sent bv him in reply to Dr. McCnne's editorial says:

You doubtless read it (the reply) but you have not- had the courage to reiterate your charges against us or the honesty to-day in your columns that you were mistaken. Your editorad is the most diabolical attempt to intermeddle with the business interests of the State and destroy the credit of a community that tho "world has ever known. All the facta connected with this matter now clearly shows to me that your editorial which was wickedlv false and maliciously slanderous, wiis intentionally published for a base and devilish pnr|Mise -for its i«jlitical elTect, regardless of i:s injury to us. For your article ^ias greatly injured our credit it has prevented, and will prevent, many of our people from extending their loans it will cause the foreclosure of many mortgages, and will be tho direct cause of turning many men with their families out of doors, when otherwise thov might have weathered the storm. Your statement that the people of Kansas owed on real estate mortgages $232,000,000, was, I boiiovo, a malicious lie. Your statement, that they owed on chattel mortgages, deeds of trust, bills of sales, notes, etc., $232,000,000. was another mons'r ins lie. And your statement that "The Suite of Kansas was bankrupt and her [eople ruined," was

walls of a prison, and which ought to consign you to infamy." The General goes on to say that the total indebtedness of the State is less than $1,000,000 that the jxHipleof Kansas are neither bankrupt nor ruined and can not lxvomo so only from the frowns of providence that will blight their props, or bv the folly of political harlots, like Dr. McCune, who would utterly destroy credit for political argument to bolster party.

We ask our Alliance friends whether they are willing to uphold a cause which is sustained not only u]nm false dx?trines but by mendacity of tho worst character.

Head of the Weather Itnreau. For head of the weather bureau since it was made a

VIT.LAGE

as the least the

would consign yon to the four Co., Crawfordsvilie, Ind

branch of the agricultural department, the president has selected Professor Mark \V. Harrington who has for ten years been professor of astronomy at Ann ArArlior, Mich. He was born in ItsW at Sycamore, Ills..wasgraduat

MAKK W. HARRINGTON.

ed from Ann Arbor in 1SGS and in the interval before being chosen professsor there lectured and taught in various nlaces. .-

Tlio Miraclc.

Thy lips, tis If endowed With potcncy divine, CliAQ^ed with a word my Ufe

From water luto wine. —Herbert W, Bowen.

Distance.

The world larpo, when its weary leagues two loving hearts divide But tho world is small, when your enemy

I0060 ou tho other side. —John Boyle O'Reilly.

Aspiration*

Better to fail than sit In Idle eaae That which our nobler selves would be, we are. Although the careless pazer only sees

A liro3y striving upward toward a star. —May Leunox.

PreM Thou OU Hand#

If thou dost hid thy friend farewell, But for one night though that farewell maybe* Press thou his hand In thine. How canst thou tell how far from thee fate or caprice may lead his steps ere thnt tomorrow comes? Men havo been known to lightly turn the corner of a fctreet, And days have growu to months, and months to lapging years Ero they have looked In loving eyes again. Parting, at best, is underlaid With tears and pain.

Therefore, lest sudden death should come between. Or time or distanco, chusp with pressure firm The hand of him who goeth forth: Unseen, Fate goeth too. —Coventry Patmore.

INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

WOMKN In California canneries

fron $1.10 to $1.00 per week. Osi:

PET

of the lurgcst pearl fishing

gTouuris in the world is in the of California.

manufacture of cotton

IIE

ONE

^OCXLS

the island of Ceylon lias made remark able, progress.

limited amount of rosewood now

used comes from South America, and costs about $750 per thousand feet, board measure.

ROMINENT

French viticulturists have

so far recognized the value of American vines as to plant them and graft them with the native product.

million tubes for Koch's lymph

is the work which is at present engaging" the attention of a German glass works. The tubes are made of a fine quality of glass, and are closed with a glass stopper.

TOLD OF THE BARBERS.

barber in one of the towns

of New Jersey has completed a novel fishing line, made entirely of women's hair of every shade and color.

BAHIJEH

in Burlington, Vt., upeet

all previous records by going out and getting married while awaiting customer was being lathered by his assistant.

HAITI cut and trimmed without waiting," is the reading of a sign In the window of a ladies' hairdressiug establishment in Broadway, below Twentythird street.—X. Y. Sun.

Wmi-E an Auburn (Ind.) barber was shaving a customer a boy threw a lighted firecracker under tho chair. The explosion startled the barber, tho razor glanced into the customer's throat and a surgeon had be called to sew the wound.

oiigratulated.

To lie

Dr. Freshcot—Allow mo, professor, to present to you uiv wife. The Professor (regarding Mrs. F. with some curiosity)—So this ia your now wife, eh? Er—as yon know, 1 have never interested myself in tho stndy.of —the sex—and my opinion on ench a matter is therefore not valuable. However,

am inclined to tho opinion you

havo secured a very fair specimen.—Life.

Wnoi, Baby ufe*. we ga.o her tjwtorl*. Wh»»n she was a Child, she cried for Caatoria. ttlien she became Miss, she clung to Castorla. ft'hen she bad Children, ahe gave them Castorfci

A Itoon to

tvet*.

Having used "Mother's Friend" would not le without it. It is a I

FltOM 1I00SIERD03I.

Bits of Interesting Information from Points in Indiana.

I"on't Think It )VII JIiKcravc.

KKUK

ll.U 'VK, 1ml.. Aug.

MI.

FEW

more witnesses were heard by the coroner Tuesday in the ease of the upposed death of Uobert Musgravo by the burning of a cabin where he was in hilling on the banks of the Wabash river near this city. Nine-tenths of the people here do not believe the bones found in the ruins arc those of Musgravo, the former real estate dealer. It is known to certain persons that Musgravo was staying at the cabin, aiul it is said tracks have been found leading away from the cabin through a corn Held to a spot some distance V. where the foot prints are such as to suggest that the person who made them might have walked that far and stopped to see if the cabin would burn. One of usgrave's conlidcutial friends, who had visited him in his hiding place. says they saw men prowling about the locality Sunday evening. Musgravo had a watch, and. while his friends do not know as a matter of fact that he had much money, they say he usually had considerable money oa his person. The chief reason for doubt to the bones being those of Musgravo is their complete incineration an.l tl.o failure to find any sign of his clothii or shoes, while silver K. of 1'. medal, with his name on it. was found lying beside the bones. It is beyond belief that the medal would not have melted. The only motive suggested here for the ruse is that he may have been carrying heavy life insurance, but whether or not this is true has not been learned. No one believes in the suicide theory. None of his relatives have yet claimed the bones.

Hanker* Go to .Jail.

INDIANAI%oI. is, Ind., Aug. 'JO. In nccorda nee with the policy decided upon by the state board of tax commissioners. bankers representing each of the three classes of banks, nation, state and private, were arrested Tuesday evening for refusing to deliver to the board the names of their depositors and the amount on deposit April 1. The bankers arrested were Volnev T. ulott, president of the Indianapolis national Hugh Dougherty, of lllutTton. president of the Uluffton state bank, and l'hillip C. Decker, of Evansville, head of a private bank in that city. The three buuner.s are among the best known in Indiana. Kach was fined for contempt of the board of tax commissioners anil committed to jail until the fine is paid. P.y agreement the eases were appealed and the new tax law will be tested in the supreme court.

Kpivorth League Convention. lii.oo.Mi.vOTox, Ind., Aug. •-'D.—The tirst state convention of the l'-pworth league of Indiana is now in session in this city and will continue its work for three days. There are in Indiana over 5U0 chapters of the league and it is expected that before the convention adjourns most of them will le represented. The exercises Tuesday night were opened by an invocation and music, after which a welcome address was delivered by Mayor ltuskirk on behalf of the city and Mrs. James K. Heck on the part of the church. Responses were made by Rev. ,1. E. Steele, of New Albany, and .1. K. Waltz, of Greenfield. After the formal exercises a reception was tendered the visitors in the parlors of the church

Jteuiilon of the 1*43(1 Volnntcpr*. RfsnVII.I.K Ind.. Aug.

'JIS.

—The re

union of the One Hundred ami Twentythird regiment, Indiana volunteers, closed Tuesday night. One hundred and forty members were registered. Judge W. A. Cullen was the orator of the day. A pennauent organization was effected as follows: President, John C. MeQuiston, Cincinnati tirst vice president. Capt Hugh Weston, Stipp's Hill, Ind. chaplain. Rev. Jesse Miller. Dillsboro, Ind. historir.n, Maj. Irvin Robbir., Indiunapolis corresponding secretary, W. S. Kalev. Andersonville, Ind. treasurer, J. II. Spurrier, Rusliville. The next reunion will be held Augu.,t '5, 18!)2, at Greensburg, Ind.

Krlc & Western Striker*! Triumph. '""C'AFAVETTK, Ind., Aug. CO.—General Manager Uradbury and the I.ake Krie & Western strikers reached an amicable agreement at o'clock Tuesday night. First, the men return to work at the same pay received before they struck: second, the company agrees to reemploy them all third, the company within five days is to submit a new schedule of wages to the men fourth, the company dismisses the suit in the United States court fifth, no discharges are to be made because of the strike. The men go at once to work.

Ilflit lrnv! 111 III to Kulrliliu-

IPTOV

Coi.ir.Mnrs, Ind., Aug. 2iS.—A 1 rge frame barn, twenty tons of hay, 1,500 bushels of wheat and nine horses, including a tine thoroughbred stallion belonging to John Simmons, of this county, were burned at l'J o'clock Monday night. I.oss S7.000, with no iuburauce.

A I'cmt Oftlce llurneil-

GOSIIK.V, Ind., Aug.

A SAVIOUR OF HER SEX.

When pain lwnmos a constant companion when there is no repose for the sufferer, by day or night when life itself seems to be calamity nnd-ulicn all this is reversed by a woman, whose only ambition is to do good to others, bus she not won the nbovo title

LYOUE. PIMM'S Compound

cures all thoso peculiar weaknesses and ittlincnts of women, all organic diseases of the Uterus or Womb, and Ovarian Troubles,, Bearing-down Sensations, Weak Back, Debility, Nervous Prostration, etc. Every Dni?gist sells it as a standard article, or sent by mail, In form of Pills or Lozongos, on receipt of

51.00.

on rec

(Itend

two 2-cent stamps lor Mrs. Plnkham's beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled "GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE." contains a volumeof valuable Information.

Se be

ItluissairedlhfeSjandmay save yours. Lydia E. Plnkhnm Med. Co., Lynn. Mass.

BEECHAM'8 PILLS

cur. SICK HEADACHE.

525 Cents a Box.

03T" JVX-L. DRUOGISTS.

WBEAT

Ind., Aug. 20.—Samuel A.

Clauser, of Windfall, 10 miles northeast of here, committed suicide Monday night by taking twenty grains of morphine. He could not pay a 5300 note, on which his father-in-law was security, and killed himself to avoid what he thought would lie disgrace. His life was insured in the Masonic Mutual for S2.U00.

A I'urmer'ri I.OHH by l'irn.

'JLL.

KIII

H'ort/i

KXI

to wives who know they have prow

not only monstrous, slanderous false- through the painful ordeal of childbirth hood, but was an uncalled for and mean, Mus. C. MKMIOUII.VR, Iowa. Write the devilish libel ujmn the [H-ople of a whole Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta Ga hUite, which it uttered against individtor

further particulars. Sold by N've'

-Kire de

stroyed Frank thesebros' store, the post otllcc. ami his residence at Ontario, his wife escaping in her night clothes.' Loss, f'v'iUO insurance, Si,000.

IM!

by the

CNNT.

MAUMN, Ind., Aug. -M. A man named Sult/graber was

over by an

engine on the Clover Leaf railwav here Tuesday and killed.

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 hor 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,

Carmi, 111

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye

Co., Crawfordsvilie. Tnd

RUPTURE Foaitlvelycured InGOdaysbvDr. Horne*iiKloctro*Maffnctle licit

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IN EASES.

TO I80

WABASH AVE..CHIGAQO.

^HUMPHREYS'

VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Ssrses, Cattle, Sheec, Dcgs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 300 Page Bonk «n Trcntuirnt of Animate unci C-hiirt Scui Free. cross FeverM'oHtfCMtinna.Itinfinmintion A.AtiSplual 31t'iiliitf itin, Hi ilk Fever. H.li.—Strain*-, Lumenr**, lilieumiitiania ('.('.••Dlstcinprr, Nunnl ll»rhu!'u'». I).I).— Hot* or (irubn. Worm*.

K.E.—COIIKUH,

llfuve*, Pneumonia*

F.F.—Colic or (iriiM'tt, Ilellyurbe. MiHciirridKO, Heinorrlmtje*, Jl.II.—I'rlnnry and Kidney ll*eu*eti* I.1.—Eruptive DUoimes .Mnnue. J.K.—lit*e(it*e» ol* J)tue*tkou, l'arulywU. Single Bottle (overfjOil'nH'H .$(} Stable Onnis with Sj»»vifles, MnnwAl,

Veterinary Pure Oil '.iU-dluitor, 87.00 Jnr Veteriuury Cure OU, 1.(10 Sold by Dnaetflsts or Scut Frepaid anrwhero and In an? quantity ou Receipt of Prico.

HtJMPHREYS* MEDICINE CO., Ooruer Wilhara and Jchn Sts., New Yark.

HOMEOPATHIC

SPECIFIC No.i

lo ubO 3G years. The on)y fuccet'fnl rrtuedy for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

*nd Prostration, from nvpr work or other

IK)\'I S,

CQI^OS!

1 per vial, or 6 vials and lar»o vial powder, for

VJLD HY DKUI-HILSTS.

orfient p«stpiild on roeetDt

of prlce.-HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Cor. William and John Sts., N. Y.

JAPANESE

PILE

A fiuarantei.*l Cun.* for Pile-! of whatever kind or deirree—K.ttorn«l, Internal. Hllnd or Iilee«rin«rltehin(rlChrotiic,Heceiit.ur HeriHlltnrv. This JU*mo«ly lia.e i^sUlveiy never Iwon known to full. $1.00 lw»x, t» boxes for f.VOO: sent l\ riKill prepaid on r\M«eipt ol prlee. A written (Juarantee {*osMvely Kiven to

CJIUII

when

purcliaser

PURCHAS^l

at one

ATS—Active

TIME,

1x310c

to re-

fund the 5* 00 pal»l If not eurel. ihiaranteo Issued hy Nye Co,' ])rufrt?iMs A* Sole Agents. Crawfordsvilie. Ind. Samples Free.

THE MARKETS.

Grains, ProvlHlon*, Etr.

and lower. Na 2,

September, 803i®30Kc May, 83!4((i34«o. Samples lower. No, a 29S30o Na 3 White, aiS33c: No. 2, 31231 Wo No. 2

BYE—Easier.

Mr.ss PORK—Trading moderately active nnd prices unsettled at [email protected] for cash [email protected]» for August 59.90'tfl0.03M for September tlO.O&&i(M.i (or October, and fli. 1061 13.00 for January.

LAHD

—Market moderately active and prices lower. Muotations Ranged at S0.402.0.45 foi cash M.40&6.45 for August M. W3S.10 for Sep tember ?6.50it6.00 for October, and SQ.H)Q 8.S2V4 for January.

DCrrEti -Creamery, 13£23c Dairy, 19»17e Packing Stock, lie. I'ori.Tiiy— Live Chickens, !0H1ii3He per lb. Live Turkeys,

151SC110FS.

I'It A

FO OK

VI I, I. li, Wednesday, Aiitfusl

The p:is» is secure but il is r.o' ilvjid The li"injf ixpeiien ei (if ilie las' we has value to us— to yi You .should lliiuk of it.

This is August, according to all tradition,the melancholy month in trade.

But the latest years brought the golden age of 'elailing and i'. dawned upon us lliat iheie were golden -a scorning ujion August that could he forced into good advan'age the people.

We thought and tried it l.ist year. Ke ult, success.

We thought it nr re and are trying more this year. Ri suit, larger success. The last time weeks, weeks of gold -n August, have tin own out a greater volume of goofls and marked very iny moie dollars th in any month of August in the history of the store.

The m/erest zi'i/l sli/l eonlinite.

Our 11 dsh (riii/s Department sulutes you. II doff

2 CD

HICAGO

Aug. CI.

Fi^orR—Quiet but bleady. Spring Wheat Patents, bakers', ft.rnKii.T.'i Winter Wheat Flour I'ateutg, i5.0C*S3.25: etralahts. I4.76fe5.00.

—rt'enlter. with moderate trading.

No. August, ll.035Jl.03Vi September, 11.01 1.0SJ4: December, il.03^@l.(MH.

OH.S—Fairly

active and easy early,

DOW

per lb. Live Ducks, S2

10c per lb. Live Geese. M.00®4.00 per dozen. piLs—Wisconsin I'rloie White, 8c Water White, B!tc Michigan Prime White, P^e VVoter Whlto, lOV^e Indiana Prlmo Whito, 9Wc Water White,

10c

Headlight,

lln^

#6.80.

its Weight tn Void.

the price that you may

don a fine, or underline, Jilack lawn Dress cheaper than ou ever did before.

The occasion is purely exceptional, cost ignored, quality sustained—long story of which you don't care.

The material, pure fine cotton, the dye, a black that will stay, the patterns, plaids anil stripes, some wonderfully pretty. This ollering is for three days only Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The prices should make your head ache with hankering for them. •J0 patterns llluek l.invn «t !ie yd woiili ji Hi patterns Uhu'k l«nwn tit per vu*d uonh ]r»n to •j.v. 'lit puttonis lMuek Luvvnat vd. worth

C.»e -4 0L\ puttern?* iHnck I.iiun witli coin sitoLs und dlsnuondtf of hIiIU.' and hlm ut worth 40c.

Two months yet remain of the season for Ginghams and Satin dresses. Our entire stock of th' se goods are at double quick depa. ting prices.

'°io'e

l's

lrtse

"*l'"'l"l!nsnl

HUMP EBB YS'

White, 334a35a

No. 2 cash, Mi Wo Sentem

bcr, 921530. OAKLEY—Uatlior heavy. No.

Soptcmber,

67c cash by sample—Na 8, iS2fl5o common to choice No. 4,

o, and No. S, 40fnSc.

179

test, fi«o

Gasoline, 87 deg's, 140 74 deg's, S^c. LlQUOfts—Distilled Spirits quoted firm on tho basis of 11.18 per gal. for finished goods.

EW OUR

Aug.

Si.

WHEAT—Declined Ki&lHc on foreign selling advanced now Arm uuIeL August, 10«(Qil. 10 September, ?l.l0«®l.im October, il.ll^Ol.llii December, (l.i3v£& l.HH: Mav. Sl.lT«ai.lS*£.

Conx—Firm at )»®S{c advance ouleL Na S, 76@78e. OATS-Quiet, lower. Western, 35330c.

PROVISIONS—fJcef—Quiet and steady. Extra mess, lu.soaio.oo family, tiaoo&ll.oo PorkQuiet nnd steady. New mess. Ill.5(aia.00 old mess, il0.00®l0.75 extra prime. SlO.aaiO.7j. 1 Qu'ct

steady. Steam-rondered,

LEVELAND, O

.. Aug.

2.1.

1 ETHOLEUM—Kasy. Standard white, 110^ "4 gasoline, 7c 80 gasoline, 10c 63 napUthn. e^e.

Live Stock.

HICAGO

ATTLE—Market

Aug. 85.

fairly activo nnd prices

well maintained. Quotations ranged ht 95.00^ 6.30 for prime to fancy shipping Steers 84 00® 5.80 for gowUo choice do U. 10{i1.30 for common to fair do I3.75®4.40 for butchers' Steers: t3.X®3.0O for Stockers ta.co&i.m

for Texans-

I3.00B4.65 for Hangers tS-OO^W 50 for Feeders: Il.50e3.60 for Cows tl.f.0i}3.00 for Dulls, and I2.50®4.75 for Veal Calves.

Hoes—Market moderately activo. Feeling steady and prices unchanged. Srik-s ranged at a3034..'i0 for I'lgs fi.eoas.TO for light fl.4»a 4.75for rough paeklng #4 B5(t5.u tor mixed, und H.ttW.9'. for liisivy paoklug and shipping lota.

w'"111

0 pieets dris.«jiiJ).*liiLms!it iii yd wi.rlli 1~S ulil.'ie "-'iuK1'""'* "t l'."K'yd.w..rili -rllC tO S p|«.-c» «IM

VIHK1IUIM

ut ll) \d. wmth

JiJld 4H,*. harcc Rutins S?jc d. ,voi th l^r U-.d -"c. .'SV,-.':' A ii Ins al I 1 »jo.

Above prices are for three daysonly, will positive!/ close with the week.

How long will you be in taking these?

cos Annenian Sorirc Ins. at He yard worth l."e.

TUSCHOF'S

uml 120 Rust Muln stroet.

LOOK!

-t

I—

r-o

hluh

er. Na s, SS!',©6S\£c No. 8 Yellow,'e3H©6Siiei No. 3, 62jj063c No. S Yellow. 03c August, «aic over September September, GOKQiJSo October, May, 46.4^170.

This limn nlwys liml hiH AdvcrtiRing

Iiy jw-'oplo wlio cmlil iUi it (lic:i|o! tlmn nnylHidy

CIHO

could nfTord and

That'll whv lio got

S IN N E

Freedom, Fellowship and Chnrnotcr in Religion. A liberal rormm ivtrjr week, wiUi Hye articles on currvol topics.

One dollar a year.

UKK *(OtiPaNi,!)! ilMrbtra BUiCUc^li

vegetable

bb?Avsimm

AND

COUCH8

IT IS TRITE that if tobacco cliewors will insist upon trying tho

|Dlug

difforant roada all «*aa«etln|

COLDS.

80c. and St. at bU drnwUU.

E. MORGAH & SONS, Proprietcix PROVIDENCE. R.

FBADE SUPPLIEDBR

ROSS GORDON,

LaFayette, Ind. old bv Nvo & Co.

tobacco,

tf\e^ Will NOT

be. ^umbu^aed

but will

azt

for

the

^3EST and MOST

tfvat Qan be.jiVen

tl\e.

mone^.

/iiK

your

c/ealerfor

it. Insist on ^avinqit

/^de

John nnxertPnyJou

Sa 8AJTUMr3

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vjtTns

YZS--Trr-*fcvi»

MMI I

CLaolcnatl H&mUloa •ad Dijlra Thoniud Mil* Booki an •ow •old lot Twenty Doll*™ and good «a

98 Ot'AR. UTPrio CUT{ H'..t ,x.. 'MPROVCO%-vj^V: :tr#TRlCsiH..r

BUI Aki

«rRKIX^O r... •o#c. Car* of .-n itn:»r.ri. •i*. Cnalt*toA«i« i'hrrrt|« r! r.ir.'tri'.nt r-ruce iT?•

ARTS, rotorlfj* thctn to UTi II «.-J Mt.ttlJlU "teelrt# (nrrttii F*il Ipit/mU. nr «r i: |J,iu .j. ELT IDkl fi. »i,d i. U'n'ti tf.**# *»*•'. .hri| fft. ckiujc

Good Blood Good Health. BUod Sivthif la th* nfMt tarter trwj kkftovm. B«tiT»al#. Onr«a Bolls. rimpH )TiU« Ulem, BlMk Diidi iU Udi

Bold ky DnifgUte. 1 muiMflo., rtttrtifft,

tnrnu] lltkll txlTM CinciccitJ

CENTS

WS»liniioa

rn-n

...... PER Itdiinipolli Ann Aiboi ToW)

Bofilt Ptotft

MILE

... c«'lu

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iii

Tbouu' «lka point*

C.IUD.

i3£&*

""-Si tcfisvitir.at* gjcict

Ttirourt3 Koure to

Chicago^ Ijonisville, Lafayette. (i rci*nra»f l«

Midiisraii City, Bedford, Ncu .All'ftii)

All Points Norlli. South

and West.

South lKund.-No. 3 Nlrht Kxvrt*'. m.vdully: No, 5. fii8l mull. No. 9, (IrocnruHllo AcwmnnvS.itlon.-P ojcecptSunday, .-i.

Nortli ixjunci.-No. 4, nljrlii cxpri's#. m., dully No. 0, fust inufl, 1.

1'1

111

Lafuyctto AecoinmtKluiloii. Sunday. No freight train* curry pus^Mip .1, 4, ft. 0, etops only utO*Mnit.vsf«t".

AM Kt-

(l.in.

*M.

Aft.

INF I' K. -V

Monon nkck (Thl wo. lit

SOleveiand, Cin-

-•(j .cinnaii, (Chicago

Route, j& St. Louis Wairnor S'oopcrs oil nlglit trains ern Jaj- co»elio«'ii all trains.

Connoctlm? with

BO IU V.* 'L,

Bloomliifiton and Poorlato river, Denver arid Uie Pacllle eon^ t,.

(lDlj

At bnlIanaiolls. Olnolnn«tl. j?l\ Oolumbus toand [romtlio K»«t rn hoard cities.

TRAINS AT tJBAWFOl»DS\W'K' OOIKOWEBT. No. ninHll"...".... a. Ill No. 7 mall (d...) .. No. 17 mall No. a Bxpresi

OOtNt! BAHT.

NO.10»TRI1 am No. 2 Kjrprcss '-jo .1ID No. 18 Mall iVi1'

No.8 Hall

HID

Vandalia Linf.

DIKEUT KOtJTB TO

Jtwhville, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Siirn1^Texas, Kansas, M'ssou

Michigan, Cftn»'"^()r(ll(,,noi)io

Cleau D«jiot«, (./lenii Coiuli"1'