Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 August 1891 — Page 3

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f-i Sample Loaf Free.

IF YOU SHOULD TRAVEL OER THE WORLD AS FAR AS YDU COULD CO,

BETTER SOAP

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The Circus for One Day!

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

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you will find a good stock oi Hoots, Shoesand Rubbers.

And the store is open 313 days in a year.

KEILY

124 East Main. St.

branch office at A. Snodgrass' store on Washing

ton street. Telephone No. 47.

NOUTH

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7* BIG 4—Peoria Division.

'l tit KxpresB—Mall fl:15a.m

tn Mall (dally) 12::Uo.n Mall—Kxproas 1 :!i8p.n Mall—KxprosB G:45p.in

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Kxpress ... 0:18pm. Mall 8:10tt.m Line Kxprsfl(dally)...

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diseases of Wome*i

AND SDKOKKY.

-"hi attnii om« over SmSth't druj "•TO. South Wathlngton Strest, Craw ",r,li"'!! e, Indiana.

J. II. ETTEIl, M.D.

Oluiimtit Hutli on Kurtli.

Mincivv,,nf Uieiii. Tlio best tulm In tlio Tlu. ii... '.^"••'liiivo two or I hem. ""'•St. the largest, Uiu bout burlier shop In

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-M.C. A., 113 W Main St.

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l'rtcoa arc as rcaHonablo as any tlio public, consistent with work. Sou us bolbro placing iin order for your monuments. Ui.Htlr Work it Specialty. llO\VA|U» & It UN KTT, '"nil.i A'mw^or*'8V'^P. Indluiut.

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Mm '^'done© South Groen street Tronic ^I08BPeclalattention Wom„„ Surgical Disease. oi

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11'*''14 K»ner»l practloa. NMUI.TATION KREHL

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YOUb NEVER CET TO KKlOW.

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The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

It. O. WAMtDI'. Proprietor.

I'.issnn^crs and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or

any part of the city.

OMNIBUSES, GABS AND HACKS.

.•Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the

OF ALL KINDS.

For Ganury, Hod Birds, Mocking Birds I'.orots and also squirrel cages and cngo fixtures at

LOWEST PA'/Cl-'S

R.O 33 BROS

99-Jent Store.

A woman may sew, A woman may spin, And a woman acho all day. But when Albright's bread And cakes come in her hous t, Then Vanish all others away.

I'or Sole.

Foil SAT.F.—Or will trade for small farm, 8 7-10 acres, 1J miles from court bouse. Well Bet in small fruits, with good bearing orcliaril. Comfortnblo liouso, pood out buildings, well, cistern, oto. Inquire at this ollico. tf.

A. LOFLAISID,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Fast Main Street, with W.T.Wlilttlngtou

Grand Opening of Ibc

S.iason,

Hall

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hiiturdny, AII^. 2!»lti

"Pour Years nf Success and Still Leading tlio Proeu^Klon,"—Tlio

Gormans' Minstrels,

Under tlio management of Win. Eversole. Tho Season's Programme the talk of ovory city

Magwjiccnl JVcw First Par/,

1 lie Higifest, Most MmrnlOcont anil Intricate Marching ever conceived.

'The Gathering oj the Clam" The Rest of all iconics add Dancus,

"The Silver Wedding" 100 other featured. Including James Oonran'B funnlost atterplecs

"Reception of the Colored joo." TntixxiuclnyrthoComineiliiins John ami (Icorge Gorinnn.

Prlccs 3n, TiO and 75 cento.

Sejilson sale at llolilnson & Wiillncc'B. SelcctlotiH by the liaml at noon, corner ol Main and Wu-slilngton ttrcols.

FOR MEN ONLY!

For LOST or FATLDfO KAWHOOD. General and HXBTOUB DKBIIJTT, ...VetkaeH of Body And Kind, Effect* in01dorYounf» leklf BAKHUeD fellr Rr»t«rf4. (low K«t*nr* ul 8Umff(bMWlUK,l)IDKrRU»rRDOB4IAXHAPlRT8«rilOlfr ihMlaMv nlUlW MUlBIKIUTHEliT—BmmCU laadiy, •MtnllfyrrMiiONUlMMMirsrHcKCovatHM. Wril»tkf*« Pmri|H»» npluilloa u4 j»rwf« M4mi KRIS MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO,!*.

Daily Journal.

\VK ONES DAY, AUGUST 2(1,1891.

in for Hillo by

Till! ]Air.Y JDVUNAI. Robinson ct Wallace.

OHIPS.

—A number from this city will attend tho Old SettIITH' meeting lit. rl ii Y'M (5rove to-morrow. —Tlio cool weather is holding back tho corn crop anil tho farmers aro getting alarmed for its safety. It is already two or three wwks late ami the prospects for an o: iy frost are excellent. —The Gormans made a great hit at the Chcwtr.ut Street Theatre last, night. 1 hero was a rolieking, snappy nir about nie entertainment, and it had Butliciout wlties, good singing and comicalities to send tlio large audience homo in a happy frame of mind and pronouncing the verdict A Great Show.— /i7/(/iid lU funl. At Music Hall Saturday night. —Tlio I'. (). H. of A. lodge worked in two do roes last night, and tlio usual amount of business was transacted. Tho reports from those who attended tho New Richmond picnic wero very original and elicited many exclamations of "disapjKiintmont" to know that tho lodge contained several Demosthenes, nnd to learn that at least two members did got enough to oat for onco.

—VanSandt & Ilule, at the Music Hall restaurant, furnish most excellent ice cream. Call on them.

Just fracticine

.Tames L. Taylor, a merchant policeman, having his boat on W. Washington street, had Will llyto, a Crawfordsville man, up before JuBtiee Feibleman Tuesday morning, charged with assault and battery. Monday night Taylor ran man from tho roar of 131 W. Washing ton street, nnd as he was in the net of catching him ho claimed that Hyte grabbed him by the arm and interfered an arrest. The man gave his name

Morgan Gauss and said he was a ministor of the gospel living on North New Jersey street, nnd was released. Then Taylor put llyto under arrest and took him to tho jioliee station, charging him with interfering with nil ollicer. Tuesday morning the mayor released Hyte but Taylor wasn't satisfied, am', had him up before Justice Feibleman for assault, llyto was lined and costed to tho sum of 815.50. Hyte said lie came hero from Crawfordsville to get on the police force and had pilars recommending him as a good man. When ho it. r.'ered with Taylor he was only practicing and only wanted to seohow it would go when he was appointed to wear a uniform. lie said he thought the papers he had made him a full-Hedged ollicer.—Iiiiliana/mlis Sim.

Tlio farmers' Insurance Company. Tlio Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Montgomery and Fountain counties met in tho small court room yosterday and organized for the ensuing year by electing J. A. Jilount, President M. B. Waugh, Vice President J. M. Ilarshbargor, Treasurer and W. J. Miles, Secretary. Elijah Cloro and Albert Campbell, of Fountain, woro added to tho Board of Diroctors. Alien J. Mooro was elected as adjuster. Tho company has sustained no loss in iivo years, tlio not incroaso.during tho last year was over $10,000. The articles of association which wero written by Mr. Brookshiro wero found to bo defective, in that they provided that the Secretary's oflico should be located in Crawfordsvillo. Mr. Brookshiro having leon oloctod to Congress there was no ono in Crawfordsvillo to All tho ollico of Secretary. Tlio articles woro amended so that tho Secretary's ollico might bo located anywhere in either of tho two counties.

Death of Arthur Kimble.

Arthur Kimblo, formerly of this city, died yesterday at Lako Maxinkitckeo of typhoid fover. Tho remains woro taken to llockvillo to-day for interment. Arthur Kimble was tho son of Freeman ICimble, formerly janitor of tho Central school building. Ho was a promising young man and had hosts of frionds in this city who will bo pained to hear of his doatb. Ho was in tho employ of tho Vandalia road and hold a good position. SB®

An Old Haminer.

C. O. Kirkpatrick out at Now Richmond has in his possession" a very old hammer. His great grandfather brought it from Ireland in tho year 175(5 nnd usod it in his blacksmith shop in Virginia. Tho hammor !H still in good condition and fit for much more ser-

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Wo olTor Ono Hundred Dollars reward for any caso of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Curo.

F. J. CKENKY

Co., Props., Toledo, O.

We, tho undersigned,have known F.J. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions," and financially able to carry out nny obligations mado by thoir firm. WEST & TITUAX, Wholesale Druggists,

Toledo, O.

WALDINO, RINNAN

MAIIVIN, Wholesale

Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is takon internally acting directly ujion the blood and nmcous surfaces "of the system. Testimonials sent free. Prico' 75c. per lxjttlo. Sold by all druggists.

—Our ontiro stock will bo slaughtered this week to make room for tho now gooks at Abo Lovinson's.

VERY DISGRACEFUL. Vj

Tho Bigamistic Marriage ol Malachi Bill Scott ami Mary George Openly Consummated.

Of all the notoriously bad, wicked and disgraceful marriages that wero ever consummated that of Malachi Hill Scott and Mary George caps the climax. The character of these parties is only too well known. They are tho lowest of the vermin of the earth, without regard for self respect or public d.x'eney. Openly and brazenly in their depravity and bestial ignorance they have long violated every law of virtue and morality. Diseased, vicious, and depraved their union in marriage rellocts upon tho whole community. Especially is this true when it is a well known fact that Scott is the husband of another woman and is now guilty, knowingly and openly, of the grave crime of bigany. If tho grand jury pasues over his case without returning an indictment tho granu jury is not doing its duty. The prosecutor should make a note of this and seo to it that the case receives proper attention. To give some idea of tho marriage preliminaries would be the best way of showing to just what extent the marriage law of Indiana was disgraced yesterday- Mary Gwrge, a very bad anci wicked woman, who has spent most of tho last six months in jail, was yosterday coining in from the Black Hills, with an pally bad companion, when they wore approached by this man Scott. Scott began quarrelling with tlio George woman and ended the dispute by knocking her down. As she arose, dazed and bleeding she was greeted with a proposal of marriage which alio immediately aecepti d. The bi 1 liaut br'degroom had not a cent in tli world and his rags tluttered gaily ii tho wind as ho started out accompanied by his blooming bride to hunt up tin nocessary two dollars. They were followed by a laughing hooting mob of boys and when Scott's mother very foolishly gave him a two dollar bill the fun was furious. A largo crowd of sneering and boisterous men and boys assembled at Cumberland's office to see the sport, but were doomed to dissapointment. The 'Squire was not in so

Malachi Bill rushed his bride down Elder Vancleave who tied the knot with skill and grace. llow they arranged tho matter of the fee is unknown as tho groom had nothing but his vicious looks to stand for its payment. Where they put up is unknown. Neither of them has a homo but Inn bin roosting about in old houses and hedges nee last winter. The bride and groom should both be jailed and sent to the p'iiitentiary as soon as possible.

si INSTITUTE WORK.

Organized for tho First M.ctmg- Divided into Two Sections, The teachers of Union township 1111 Friday afternoon and organized for in stitute work for the coming sclio-il year. According to the usual custom the teachers wore divided into two sections. Tho following is the result:

SUCTION 1.

D. 11. Gilkey, J. D. Wliittnigio A. D. Wade, H. Griest, E. E. Vanseoyoc, E. Martindallo Clara Calvin, Addie Harding, Ora Kennedy, Maggie Wheat, Winnio Leo, Blanche lvolsey, Mary D. Hall. Elizii Spruhun, Alice Sharp, Ella Clark, Imogone Brown, Maggie Jones, Hintio Wrav,

Sl'.'TloN 2.

1' rank O. Maxwell,

11. Hubert, Weeks, George Clement.?, H. C. Marti ndiile,

Elmoro Hobson, W. W. Ewing. Aubrey Bowers, Phobo Earl,

Mollio Hoovor, Mattio Johnson, Emma Swisher, Mary Kolley, Josio linol, Nannio VunSandt, Edith Young, Fannie Wingert, Etta Follick, Myrtio Smith, Charles Bonnoll.

moot in tho County

Section 1 will Superintendent's ollice Saturday, Sept. 19, at 10 a. 111. Section 2 will meet at tho satno plaeo and hour Saturday, Oct. 3. Tho work in "American Literature'' and "Pago's Theory and Practlco of Toaching" waB assigned as follows: American Literature—1 Preface 2, Introduction 3, Colonial Period 4, Benjamin Franklin 5, Revolutionary Period. Pago's Theory nnd Practico of Teaching—1, Author's Preface 2, Editor's Preface 3, Biographical Sketch 4, Fitness for Teaching 5, Spirit of tho Toachor 6, The Responsibility ot tho Teacher. Tho township outlines of institute work havo not yet nrrivod, hence work in other lines cannot bo assigned. Tho Reading Circle books aro on sale at Pontious & Lacoy's lxiok storo Tho teachers for districts 9 and 12 hnvo boon omployed but not yet nssigried.

—Old Mrs. Kite, who escaped from the ]oor house Monday night, was recaptured yesterday and lodged in jail. A commission of lunacy is talking to hor through the bars this aftornoon and will undoubtedly find hor as crazy as Joro Simpson.

The Soap that Cleans

Most

is Lenox.

Safety-l'ins, 3cts a dozen Hair-Pins, 'lets a box Towel Kings, 5cts Good Hair Brush, Sets. 21 Sheets 1'iqier, 5ots Envolu]on, 4ct.s Shawl-Straps, iSets Satino Winsor Ties, lets 500 Darners, Hcts.

Pins, let: Set Needles (worth lOots) for -lets Zephyr per 17.. Sets Mosquitto Bar, 5cls. 100 pairs Kid Gloves, worth SI, sizes to 0 1-2, for 25cts. •100 pair Block Hose, worth lOcts, go it .r)cts per pair.

ADVICE TO WOMEN If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,

Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAUTEUSVILLK, April 20, lftSfl.

This will cortify that two mombors of my immediate family, after bavin*? Buffered for years from MvtiMritnl Irregularity, boliiK troftted without benefit by physicians, wero at length completely cured by ouo bottle nf Brndflcld,n Female IteiMilator. Its effect Is truly wonderful. J. \v. STJIANGB. liook

WOMAN mnllol FUEK, which oontnln* valuable lufornmllou uu all female disease*. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO..

ATLANTA, OA.

J. I)It SAL11 IIy ALL DltaaaiSTS. Sold by Nvo & Co.

CARTERS

JOURE

61 ck Beftdacho and relieve all tho troubltt til* dout to a bilious 6tiito of tho system, such afl Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Vain in the Sido, ito, Whllo their snot! remarkftblo success has boon shown iu cudsg

SICK

Heart acho, yet Carter's Littlo Liver PtHt a* equally valuabloin Constipation, curing and pro* venting thiBannoylnccomplalnt.'whilo thoy also correct alldisordorsofthe.itocnach^tlmulato the llTcr and regulate tho bowels. Even it they onlf

HEAD

'Acbsthoy would boalmostpricolcesto tho#owhfl Buffer from this distressing complaint but tortu* uately theirgoodncfisdoos notendhore^and thoea who onco try thorn will And theso littlo pills valu* able in so many ways that thoy will not bo wit* ling to do without them, But after allalck head

ACHE

fls tho bone of so many lives that horo la hare Wo make our great boast. Our pills cure it whllo Others do not.

Carter's Littlo Liver Pills aro very email and rery easy to tako. Ouo or two pills makoa doso. They are strictly vogetablo and do not gripe or purgo, but by thoir gentle action ploasoall who ueothom. Invialsnt25cente flvofor$L Sold by droggists everywhere, or sent by

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York*

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

Tho Oall Extended.

Tlio executive committeo -jf Wiibnsh Collogo mot yesterday nftemoon nnd formally oxteniled 11 cnll to Miison B. Thomas, of Itliica, New York, to accept tho chair of biology in Wabnsh Collogo. It is believed that ho will acoopt and come 011 at onco to tal:o charge of tho department. In addition to tho facts concerning hiin given in yesterday's .JOUHNAIJ it is learned that lie had in charge I118I year at Cornell a volunteer class in botany and that tho work was carried on most successfully and enthusiastically. Prof. Thomas is short of stature but rathor hoavy and somowhat of 1111 athlete. IIo took a thorough courso at Cornell and is a good talker both in and out of the class room. Ho did not begin to specialize until ho had received a rounded education and so will be all tho hotter prepared for his work bom. I'rof. Smith will have chargo of tho classes in geology this coming year and until soino more satisfactory arrangement can be made.

Tlie Loss of Two Good Oitizons. Crawfordsvillo is about to loso two young men and their wives whoso absence will bo greatly missed. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1'. Donoy will take up thoir residence in Indianapolis in about two weeks, that boing a more central point for Mr. Donoy'n Cigar Company. They will go to housekeeping. Dr. C. E. liankin and wife will in about 11 month locate in Des Moines, Iowa, whoro tho doctor has a good opening.

Professor Bobert A. King To Be Marriod. Professor liobort A. King, of Wabash College, will return to this city inn few days to assumo his duties in the collogo. Ho will not return single ns I10 went

MAKE ROOM SALE!

Owing to the immense purchases now being made in the East, and our store now being crowded we must make room for this large stock of new goods, at any cost, and commencing on Monday August 17, we will sacrifice these goods at prices that will astonish you. We will positively sell as idvertised. We quote a few prices:

3,000 yards all linen Crash at 5cts. 100 Corsets, worth SI, large size, go at 48cts. Another lot at 2-lcts.

Seo the Lace Curtains at -IS and !)S cents ier pair. 1,000'pair all Linen Towles at 15 els.

Our 81 Colored 1 lenerittas at. THcts. Our 50-eent Henriettas at :i5els. 1,000 yards Wool Debaige. worth fit) cents, at 38 cents.

Black Dress Goods—our prices will surprise you. Jamf,8town Dress Goods at lit els

Next Door to Eiston Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

LADIES!

—Don't fail to attend tho great make room salo nt Lovinson's this week.

—Porsons hnving rOoins to rent or desiring to furnish'bonrd to students, will please lonvo thoir names and address nt tho oflico of tlio treasurer of the college, No. 7, PislierBuilding.

away but will bring back a wife to to refund the purchase prico, if Biitisfacadorn Crawfordsville society. Who tho lady is or where she is from is not ns yet known but Professor King has written to friends in this city thnt ho really intends to tiring ono back.

Tli11 Vixe of A'ew I'holograqliH. Just plnced nt tho foot of tho stairway lending up to tho gnllory of Nicholson .t Hons is attracting tho eyo of every passerby and deservedly so, for it is undoubtedly tho handsomest collection of pictured over displayed in Crawfordsvillo. It is nn argument bottor than words against having cheap -work dono in I ho photograph line. Tho reputation of Nicholson & Sons for fino work rests upon a foundation of yenrs of endeavor to excel.

T. H. KISTINU, Trens.

WHY WRLII TOO OODQH when Shiloh'e Dure will give you nmmedinto relief. Price 10 cents, 50 oenta nnd $1 Moffett Morgan & Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai

Stockholders' Meeting.

A epocial meeting of tho stockholders of the People's Natural Ons Company of Indinna, is called for Tuosdny, tho lirst day of September, 1801, at 7 p. 111., at small court room in tho city of Crnwfordsvillo, Indinna, for tho purpoBO of taking notion on a resolution to reduce tho capital stock of tho company from 8500,000 to 8300,000, nlso to increase tho number of diroctors from five to seven. Tho nnnunl meeting of tho stockholders will bo held at the samo time nnd plnco, nt which meeting nniong other thing proposition to increase tho Bbnros of cnpitul stock from $25 to 8100 will bo nctod upon.

W, P. HmntoN, Pres. M. D. ANSON,

Attost: J. H. DILKS. A. F. Knmsoy, Sec. Crnwfordsvillo, August 24th, 1891.

Merit iriiui.

Wo dosire to sny to our citizens, thnt for yenrs we hnvo been selling Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's Now Life Pills, Bucklon's Arnica Snlve and Electric Bitters, nnd hnvo never handled remedies thnt sell ns well or thnt have given such univerenl satisfaction. We do not hositnto to gunrnntoo them every time, nnd we stnnd rondy

tory results do not follow thoir UBO. These remedies linve won their great popularity purely on thoir merits. Nye

Co., druggists.

A Safe investment

Is ono which is gunrnnteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in ense of fnilure return of the purchnse price. On this safe plnn you can buy from our advertised druggist liottlo of Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption. It is gunrnnteed to bring relief in overy ense, when used for an nffoction of throat, lungs or chest,' such as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, nsthma whooping cough oroup, oto. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly snfe and always to lie depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's drug store.

2,000 yards Half Wool Dress Good at 7 1-2 cents English Cashmers worth 25 cents 17 cents.

Muslins, Sheetings anil Crashes low all competition. See the Challies at 4 cents.

Best Prints at 5 cenUs. Millinery Goods must be dosed at half price.

PATCNT APPUeO FOR.

CR088-BE0T10N OF TOE OF

LADIES' CORK. SOLE TURNED 6HOE.

They will keep your feet dry and warm.

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

Clean Towels

For OFFICES, STORES and FACTORIES. If

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating

ENGINEER.

Agent for

Gas Fitting, Gas Fixtures and Gas Machines for Country and Suburban Residences.

Plans and Specifications For City or Country Work in any of the above branches.

A Orawfordsvillo Ooach.

Tho Vandalia will attach a coach 011 No. G2, leaving Torro Huuto at nlxmt 0 p. m„ Aug. 2Gth, 27th nnd '28th nnd run ns far ns Crnwfordsvillo to accommodate those wishing to stay lator than tho 4 p. m., passenger train.

you want them iett once or twice a week,

At 5 Cents Each, notify

The American Steam Laundry.

The Florida St^am ard Hot Water Boiler.

Scotch and French Ginghams only 11 cents. Dark Outing Cloth 5 cents.

HA I Lit OA I) I TIC MS.

••••VANIMMA KXCUItKIOXH.

The Lake Maxinkuclwo special iscontinuod during tlio five Sundays in August, leaving at 11. 111. Fare 82 the round trip.

Saturday tickets to Mnxinkuokoo at 82.90, good to return including the folowing Monday.

COUNTY 1'AlltS.

Tho Viiiidalia will soil tickets as follows: To Frankfort, August 21th to 28th, 81 round trip.

To Camden Sept. 1st to 51,h, 81.95 round trip. To Torro Haute, AugiiRt 25th to 28th nt SI.GO round trip on account of tho Vigo County Fair and Horse Breeders Association.

Tho Sunday "Lake Special" train run by tho Vandalia Line, Torre Haute to Lako Muxinkuckoo (Mnrmont station) and return, during the Summer months, will bo continued each Sunday during August.

TIlttEB OlIAXP HAltVEST EXOVUNIONS Via tho Big Four route to all principal points in tho west and northwest, south and southwest, at vory low rates August 25th, September 15th, .September 2!Kh. Tickots will bo good for 30 days returning. Stop-overs allowed at intermediate points for tho inspection of farm property. Don't miss this golden opportunity to secure a homo in the West. For lowest rates and full inforation call on agents Big Four Jioute. (!. F. Kobinson, agent C. C. C. .t St. L. liy.. Crawfordsville, Ind.

Tho Monon Kouto will sell harvest oxcurBion tickots on August 25th, September 15th and 29th to all points south at ono fare for tho round trip, and to all westoru and northwestern points at very low rates. Tickets good to return 30 days from dato of salo. For rates nnd full information call at L., N. A. ft C. ticket ollice. Via Vnndalia, August 25tli. the Vandalin will sell harvest excursion tickets to all points south and to Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison St. Joe, Mo., nt ono faro the round trip. To all points beyond Kansas City, etc., 11 faro nnd one-third will bo added to tho ono faro to those basing points, making tho rato a littlo above ono fare to points in Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming nnd intermediate points nnd return. Take tho 9:i'l 11. m. Vandnlia train for porfoct connections. C01110 enrly ami save timo. J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt?

Wo have sold Ely'sCrenm Balm about three years, and havo recommended its use in more tlinn 11 hundred special cases of cntnrrh. Tho nnnnimous answer to our inquiries is,'"It's tho bost remedy that I havo havo over used." Our experience iB, that whoro parties continued its use, it novor fails to cure.—.T, H. Montgomery, & Co., Druggists,Docoriih, Jowu.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai