Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 August 1891 — Page 3

RAILWAY

If,

MF YOU SHOULD TRAVEL OER THE WORLD AS FAR AS YOU COULD CO, iA BETTER SOAP THan

you'd never ex to

1IMECARDS.

MONON ROUTE.

npTH IUUUVH liuuiUi -NOUTH •'•Mult Nljrht Mull (daily) 1 :.rlu.m Day Mull (dally) 1 tfOp.tc !AUvo train* only Btop at county Boata.1 i|».tn.(iivcn(?jLs.anil Laf. Accorn...

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Way Freight i2:40p.ni

•.« BIG 4—Peoria Division.

Kxprcsg-Mail l):15a.m

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SANTA CLAUS

KnioW.

Have You Seen!

The Howard & Foster Calf Shoe. 7 Wide, tor Men.

.it 124 East .Main street and be

vinced that they are the best goods on

market for th mo ley.

124Ea3t Main St.

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Sample Loaf Free.

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1 l8p.u 0:4 p.?n

VANDALIA.

"I'.in. tin

diseases

NOUTII

I'\ press Mall..

0 I Spin.

1 ihi Kxpr8H{lally) KreltrliL.... ..

... 8:Uia.in .. pm. ..11:f0 am

of Women

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jihu.u :,,,,

rjoin%

over Smith's drat

P"rf, South Wahlngton Street, Cr«w f" Indiana. •I. It. ETTER, M.D.

ihower Baths

"ul li-iuH'st Hath on Knrth. «r Mwm. 'I'lio l.ost tubs In the t\'l« Wool tin in.

OIN

'•^toi-.lsvlll,.. in till!

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

Prices are

JIB

rea^oniihlr as any ei)iislsU»nt with

hhJ work. Keo us hetore placing for your niouutm-ntw. Mlc Work a Sporutlly.

It IC KIT,

'r'"' nki.i „„i, .r,lwr"h,svlll,' I milium. ""'MSn^nStnet.

Martha E.H. Griffith

,ftoaldoiico ^^8 South Qreon atroot

fckrawcrt*nrt

BPec«al

attention

|. Urtmth °n,'a5(1 Ohetetrtc«. I S'V»n«»Prococe. -°onhui,tation free.

con-

DIRD CAGEQ

OF ALL KINDS.

For Canary, Rod Birds, Mocking Birds Parrots and also squirrel cages mid cage fixtures lit

/J) 117:ST PR/CES

D3SBROS

99-C'ent Store.

A woman may sew, A woman may spin, And a woman achc all day. But when Albright's bread And cakes come in her houst, Then Vanish all others away.

The Crawfoi dsville Transfer Line,

It. O. WAMUIP. proprietor.

Passengers and I3aggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. I.cave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the

branch, ollice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washing

ton street. Telephone No. 47.

For Sale,

Fon tiALR—Or will trmlo for small farm, 8 7-10 ncroH, 1 milos from court bouso. Woll sot in

Binall

fruits, with a

good bearing orchard. Comfortable fionso, good out buildings, woll, cistern, ©lo. inquire at this office. tf.

A. D- LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Hast Main Street, with W.T.Wlilttlngtou

Grand Openiog of ibc Saason,

usicHall

S-uturday, Aug.

'Four Years of Success and Still fxuulinK the 1'roce. sion,"—Tlio

Gormans' Minstrels,

Under tho management of Win. Eversole, Tho Season's Programme tho talk of every city

Magnifccnl Nc-.v First Part.

IheHiKKest, Most Ma^nltlccnt an«l Intrleate MarchliiK everconeelvel.

The Gathering oj the Clans."

Till! ItOStOf llll SonRH llllll DllIIL'l'H,

"The Silver Wedding"

tOO other feutures. inelu]lnv .Tallies Qorn^au's fn nnlest al torpleee,

"Reception of the Colored }.co"

IntroihielnKiihoComtiiCHlians .lohu ami (JeorKe Gorman. Prices H5, r»0 and 7"» oents.

Heats on Halo at Kohlnsnn & Walhteo's. Selections by the hand at noon, corner ot Main and Washington ttrectfl.

FOR MEN ONLY!

'or LOBTor FAHJHQ MAKHOOD. sncnl Mid HWTOW DEBiutXl UKNE^T of BodY AND JKiad, KSbcU ifXiToniorEzoMua ia

Ollor Toua(.

Mill, Idll. aHUIHID Ml. Inlni H.« la Kdrnn «H MmiikniWKiK.inBKTiutraDUBiiiaHarARTitrtaoDT IWiUi aatuilac mil* THtUTIKIT-awau lMlNltnrrMiBOIHilHUilrinl||.fHatil««. WHI. IWm. tiafrlpllttRMli n^iNlllMUlprNhMM((riM)rM, Ulna nil MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO.N. V.

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Daily Journal.

THURSDAY, AUGUST '27,1891.

The Daii.y Jouunai, Robinson A- Wallace.

is for stile by

Arm Broken.

Last evening whilo playing in tho in) of Dr. llutchingH with a number of children, Itutli Hanna, tin- littlo daughter of Mrs. 15. W. H.mna, fell ami broke lr-r arm below the elbow. She was taken into the house .and Dr. Hutching* sot tlio broken limb ami conducted her to her homo.

Huuie DoBrulor.

Hume Do Bruler, of precious memory, now in the vicinity of Covington, working in the interest or the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Ooinpanv. A loiter has been received in this citv inquiring into the manners mid custom of Mr. De liruler, the author evidently wishing to learn if Hume is strictly square.

Qnietly Married.

Last owning at the residence of Tamos Mcliilliard in tho presence of only the immediate relatives and friends Rev. S. W. Brown iinitod in marriage iTohn Hoscluvindor and Miss Eva Stani]or. The young folks aro both well and favorably known hero and will begin marred life in this city under auspicious circumstances.

A False Alarm.

Tho firemen wore peacefully snoring nwny iu tho ongino house lust night at 11 Into hour when ull wore awakened hy loml bulToting nt tho door und iin unusual excitement and stir outside. Slipping on rubber coats and boots they liurriodly unlockod tho door expecting to find the city in llames. They woro agreeably surprised, however, to liiul that instead of a lire a wedding feast awaited them. A load of good things had been sent up fromjtho IloschwinderStampor wodding and the boys all feasted ijuite joyfully at Iho midnight hour.

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Adulterations Pood.

Many Stiitc.s liavo stringent laws against fiHid adulteration, but they fail to cheek the ovil. It is on tho increase. Tho last report of tho Dairy Ciominissionor of New .Tersoy hIiows tlml -13.90 por cent., or nearly half, off all tho food preparations submitted to him for ex animation were adulterated. Some times the adulterations wore harmless and in tlieso oasos tho piirclnsor would be only swindled, but in many instances rank poisons were found in articles of every day consumption. A largo per contage of canned vegetable, such as peas and string beans, woro found to contain copjioras, used to give a green color, und a number of baking powders had lieen "doctored" with ammonia to give an artificial loavoning strength and to permit of their carrying moro waste matter. In these eases there is not. only fraud but danger to tlio public health *—A". 1*. Tribune.

More Abont That Foot Race. This morning a jmrty of young men came down from Ladoga and brought with Ihoin a foot racer named Williams. That was tho namo ho gave but the one ho was christened in the cradle wo woro unable to loam. Tlioy wanted to pit this gifted runner against a now arrival in Brazil who has made frionds undor tho namo of Kridor. Well, Hilly was a runner of tho old school and was rod hot for ii raco with the Ladogu man, and Brazil backers put up money freely on him until several lmndrod dollars wero in tho balance. Tho raco was supposed to lie for $(00, or S300 Bide. Promptly at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon a largo crowd assembled on a smooth pioco of ground along the Vandiilia track west of the depot. Tho runners started by mutual consent and wero to run sevonty-fU'o yards, lvrider got tho best of the start and held it to tho end, finishing it in 8J seconds. Long faces woro worn by the Ladoga parly who woro inclined to believe they had been beautifully dumped.—Uruzil Times.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles C. Hunt and Mary A. M. Strange. HKOIVX'S VALLEl l'roaohing hero tho fifth Slinday.

Miss Mina Ball is visiting Lulu Jidge. I). I'. McLood iB at homo for a short visit.

Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sharp spent Saturday in Wavoland. F. H. Boyland wont to Crawfordsvillo on his whool Saturday.

The I. O G. T. supper Saturday night was not very woll af tended. The Freedom Baptist Association commences hero next Wednesday, Sept. 2.

j, llow'H Thin? Wo offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot bo cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. Chks-f.y & Co., Props..

Toledo, O.

Wo, iho undersigned,have known F..T. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by thoir lirm. West & Tuuax. Wholesale Druggists,

Toledo, O.

"Warding, Kinjjan Sr. Maiivin, Wholesalo Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Curo is takon internally noting diroctly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of the Bystern. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

—Our ontiro stock will Iks slaughtered this week to make room for tho now i^ooks at Abe Levinson's. If

ON MOUNT XAUOMA.

A Orawfoftlsvillian Makes the Asceut and Discovers a Volcano.

The Sumner Herald, of Washington, gives an account of a two weeks' outing made by Dr. E. A. Stafford, son of liev. (i. W Stafford, of this city, anil a small party, in which timo they made an ascent of Mt. Tacoma. The party made tlio ascent on July 2!) and HQ. spending tlio night of tho 30th the crater and descending on the 31st. Dr. Stafford succeeded in finding the stone monument u|mn which A. (1. Rogers' party from Enumclaw planted a Hag on .Inly 2, but the flag had been whipped to pieces and blown away. Dr. Stafford save the ascent of the mountain is a feat he docs not care to again undertake. When near the summit it is impossible, on account of the rariliod air, to go more than ten steps without resting. The trip is one of great peril ami dang.u, from narrow slippery paths and falling rocks. Tho party discovered an active volcano located about twenty miles southeast of Mt. Tacoma. Jt omits dense volumes of smoke and is decidedly active. So far as known I Inparty are tho original discoverers of this volcano.

Hunt-Strange.

Mr. Chas. C. Hunt, the popular young druggist on Market street, and Miss Mary A. Strange woro married at S o'clock last evening at the home of tho bride's sister, Mrs. Jas. llusenbark on Market street, in tho presence of thirty or forty relatives and friends. The room was prettily decorated with wreaths and flowers and every feature of the occasion was most pleasant. At the appointed time Elders Vancleave and Oliphant led tho way into the room followed by the attendants, John Fuson and Miss Lulu llnnt, and the high contracting parties, faultlessly dressed, when Mr. Oliphant performed the mar riago ceremony in his decisive, excellent manner, thus passing our young friends over to the sober, business part of life.

A brief, impressive prayer was offered by Elder Vancleave, and taking their soats tho beautiful bride and estimable groom wore congratulated by their many friendB and assured of earnef-t wishes for thoir welfare and happiness, After refreshments were passed the guests repaired to the room where the many handsome presents were inspected while tho liveliest conversation everywhere prevailed. An unusual wedding event and very pleasant ti ill I^ concerned, was the cir cumstauco of a procession of nearly all the guests accompanying the young married people lo their new home on Market streot that had been fitted for their reception, and where music and much social enjoyment brought to close this interesting, and on the part of some, long to bo remembered episode of lifo. Tiic JouitNAt- joins in wishing tin newly-wedded pair all tho pleasure and success that pertains to the marriei state.

Oruolty to Kittens.

Persons accustomed to drive out the coiintry roads for rcrontion are complaining of the cruel manner in which some people treat vonng kittens of which tlioy wish to bo rid. It is said that for livo or six miles out of tho city young kittens in a starving condition can bo sojn along the fences ovory few yards. They have boon takon there by people who doubtless think it cruel to drown thorn, but who by tossing them out of thoir buggies along tho country roadside commit them to tho far worse fato of starvation. Drowning or beheading is a morcy ooinpared to tho slow starvation to which those holploss little things aro consigned, and how tho people who cast kittens upon tlio roadside fancy they aro going to subsist, it would be hard indeed to imagine. Last Monday ono lady observed twolvo of tho little creatures staggoring blindly around in one fonco corner. It was presumably tho extra kittens of a whole neighborhood that had lieen deposited there by somo delegated lady who "did not hav.i tho heart to drown tho dear little things."

A Oomploto Surprise.

Last evening a goodly number of Odd Follows and thoir wives, with stores of delicacies wore driven out to tho residence of William Snyder on tho Covington road. Tt was a surprise party in ovory sonso of tho word. Mr. Snydor and his wifo woro completely overcome and tho children fled at tho approach of what Beomed to be an army. Tho guests took possession of tlio Iioubo and tho tabies woro spread with tho choice viunda which had been brought along. It was after ton o'clock boforo tho last talilo was cared for and tho remainder of tho evening wbb most ploasantly passed by tho guests. The following is the list of tho guoBts: T. N. Myers, T. B. Grimes, J. B. Barr, S. C. Scott, Frank Tucker, Elmer Marsh. Thomas IIoulohan, J. P. runes, It. A. Troutman, A. B. Quick, J. S. Wilhite, B. B. Snydor, J. 11. Snydor, Ira Snyder, J. A. llornbeclt, D. S. Morris, J. T. Williams, W. H. Webster, J. W. Snyder, F. C.-Bandel, P. C. Somorvillo, F. M. Alston and thoir wives Misses Clara Alston, Maude Unlet, Mrs. Henry Unlet .T. C. Hutchinson, E. C. Wilson, A. 11. Hernloy, L. H. Albright, James Everson, Max T'annenbaum Samuel Snyder, Jed Snyder, Al Snyder, Charles Snydor, Misses Bi bio nnd MisB Edna Snyder.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorial

Safety-Pins, 3cts a dozen Hair-Pins, Sets a box Towel Kings, 5ets Good Hair lirusli, Sets. 21 Sheets Pajier, 5cts Envelopes, 4cls Shawl-Straps, 3c1« Saline Winsor Ties, •Set* 500 Darners, 3cts.

Pins, let Set Needles (worth lOcts) for 4ets: Zephyr per oss. Ticts Mosquitto Bar. nets. 100 pairs Kid Gloves, worth SI, fcizos 0 to I! 1 -'J, for 2"els. •100 pair Block Hose, worth lOcts, go at Sets per pair.

Advice

Wometst

If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE I REGULATOR

CAtlTEUSVILIiB, April 20, lftM.

This will certify that two members of my Immediate family, after having sulTcrotl for yoars from monMtrunl Irregularity, IwlnK treated without benefit by piiyalclan«, were at length completely cureil by ono bottle of Urndflcld'* Female Regulator. Ite effect la truly wonderful. J. W. Strakqe. Hook to WOMAN mailed FKEE, which cootalug valuable Information on all female ilUeoAcs. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO..

ATLANTA, QA.

rOU SALE HY ALL DltUGQISTS. Sold by Nvc & Co.

CARTERS

CURE

Blck ftoadacho and relievo all tho tarablM to* dont to a bilious etato of tho sjstom* suoh as Dizziness, Kausoa, Drowolnoae, Dlstrens after eating. Fain in tho Bldo, &o. Whilo thoir motl remarkable

buccosa

ACHE

fls the bono of so many Uvea that horo ten hero 'tro make our great boast. Our pills curo It whilo Othors do not.

Carter's Littlo Liver Pills aro very email and Tory easy to take. Ono or two pills makoa doso. They are strictly vegotablo and do not grlpo or frargo, but by thoir gontlo action ploasoall who use them. In vials nt 25 cents five for $L Sold fey druggists everywhere, or sent by mall.

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

•0HIPS._

—Bon Crano. who arrived from hiB European trip last night, is looking exceedingly woll. lie reports l'rof. H. Z. McLain in excellent health and now homeward bound. —Tho Linden Aid Society will hold a picnic in Shanklin'H Grove, Linden, Thursday, September 3rd, 1801. Proceeds lined to furnish now M. E. church a!, that point. —A largo crowd went from hero this morning to attend tho Frankfort fair in spite of tho lowering clondB and threatened rain. Agont Hutchinson, of tho Vandalia sold noarly seventy o'tets. •—Hon. .Tames T. Johnston has received an invitation from the Bepublican Stato Central committee of Ohio to como over and help thorn in tho campaign now 011 in that State. He will accept anil hopos to go tho last week in September, lie does dot know where his appointments will be. It is safe to say ho will giyo tho Bnckoyes some true Hopublicon doctrine of the red hot variety.—lioelcrille Jteintblieun —WAVELAST).

The Midland paid off tho section men Wednesday. J. W.IIodgo spent Sunday with homo folks at Frankfort,.

Mrs. Maggie Anderson, of Pittsburg, Ind., visited relatives here this week. .Tas. Bobertson and Clins. Kritz transacted business at Indianapolis yesterday.

Miss Paniine Goben, of Crawfordsvillo, visited at C. L. Canine's family this wool:.

Miss Lucas Talbot, of Alamo, was tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Doran Cloro this week.

Mrs. Elizabeth Tumor, of Torre Haute, is visiting her brother, Bev. Tlios. Cnppy.

Frank Smith moved to Torre Haute, Tuesday. He has a job in tho Vandalia baggage rooms.

Bev. Wright, of Dana, a former pastor of tho M. E. church here, called on old frionds Tuosday.

Mrs. Chas. l'adgott is visiting home folks and attending tho fair at Terro Ilaute this week.

Everybody should attend tho operetta to-night. It will lo tho greatest musical evont of t.lio season.

B. Campbell, who has been spending the summor with H. J. Donman, returned homo to Cincinnati yesterday.

Don't fail to attend tlio great make 11111 sale at Levinson's this week.

MAKE ROOM SALE!

Owing to the immense purchases now being made in the hast, 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 advertised. We quote a few prices:

3,000 yards all linen Crash at Sets. 100 Corsets, worth SI, largo size, go at 48cts. Another lot. at '24cts.

See the Lace Curtains at -18 and 08 cents ]er pair. 1,000 pair all Linen Towles at 15 cts.

Our $1 Colored llenerittas at «73cts. Our 50-cent Henriettas at Hocts. 1,000 yards Wool Debaige, worth 00 cents, at 38 cents.

Black Dross Gttods—our priced will surprise you. jameetown Drews Goods at 19 cts.

Next Door to Elston Bank. The Cheap Drv Goods Man.

LADIES!

has boon shown Iu cuxiag

SICK

Co&clachG, yot Cartcr'e Littlo Llvor Ml

equally valuable in Constipation, curing aud pro* venting this annoying complaint,-whlio thoyaiao correct all disorders of tUcitomach .stimulate tho liver and regulate tho bowels. Evan If thoy only

HEAD

Aebethoy would bo almostprlcelesato thonowlus suffer from this distressing complaint but fortunately tholrgoodnoflfl does notend horo.and thosa vrho oncotry thorn will find thoso littlo pills valu* Able In so many ways that thoy will not bo wit* ling to do without them. But after allaick he*!

Look Hcrr!

Come and see my herd of Jersey cattle of 40 head twonty-fivo minutes drive from tho city. It will pny you to sec them, oven if you don't buy. 1. N. IIkath.

That Case of Ac 11 VhotoyruqUK. Just placed nt tho foot of tho stairway loading up to tho gallery of Nicholson & Sons is attracting tho eyo of every passorby and deservedly so, for it is undoubtedly the handsomest collection of pictures over displayed in Crawfordsvillo. It is an argument better than words against having cheap work done in the photograph line. Tho reputation of Nicholson .fe Sons for fino work rests upon a foundation of years of endeavor to excel.

A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of the purchase price. On this safe plan yon can buy from our advertised druggista bottle of Dr. King's New Discovory for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in ovory case, when used for an affection of throat, lungs or ches\ such as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant nnd agreeable to taste, perfectly safe nnd always to be depended upon. Trial bottles free at-Nye & Co's drug store.

SHILOH'8 COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee It curee consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

1 he Soap that Cleans

Most

is Lenox.

2,000 yards Half Wool Dress Ooods at 7 1-2 cents English t'aslunors worth 25 cents at 17 cents.

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

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PATENT APPUC0 POR.

CROSS-SECTION OF TOE OF

LADIES' CORK SOLE TURNED 8HOE.

They will keep your feet dry and warm.

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

Clean Towels

For OFFICES, STORES and FACTORIES,

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating

ENGINEER.

Agent for

you want them iett once or tivice a week,

At 5 Cents Each, notify

The American Steam Laundry.

The Florida Steam a- Hot^ Water Boiler.

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.

—Porsons having rooms to rent or desiring to furnish board to students, will ploaso leave thoir names and address at the oilice of the treasurer of the college, No. 7, Fisher Building.

T. H. Hiktink, Treas.

Shepp'n I'holoarapliN.

Ira C. Powers is showing Shepp's photographs of tho world, representing viows from evorv country on tho globe. To soe them is to want- tbom, as thoso who have seen mnny of tliein pronouncethein corroct and good.

on Iv

Muslins, Shot tings ainl Crashes low all coin]« tition. See the Challies al I cents.

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Best Prints at 5 cents. Millinery Goods must be closed at half price. ......

out

UAU.HOAl) ITEMS.

A Oriuvforilsville 0oac.li.

Tho Vandalia will attach a coach on No. (!2, leaving Terro Haute at. about (i p. 111., Aug. 'iOtli, '27t.li and UStli and run ns far as Crawfordsvillo to accommodate thoso wishing to stay later than tho 4 p. m., passenger train.

VAKDAMA I'Xcmi.SIONS.

The Lake MaxinkucUeo special is continued during tho five Sundays in Aug list, leaving at (5:!14 a. in. Fare §'2 the round trip.

Saturday tickets to Maxinliiickee at, S2.90, good to return including the folowing Monday.

COUNTY l'AI us.

Tho Vandalia will sell tickets as follows To Frankfort, August, 24th lo 2Hth, 81 round trip.

To (Jamden Sept. 1st to 51 Ii, 81,!l.rj round trip. To Torre Haute, August 2.rth to 28th at SI.CO round trip 011 account of the Vigo County Fair and Horse Breeders Association.

Tho Sunday "Lake Special" train run by tho Vandalia Line, Torre Ilaute to Lake Maxinkuckee (Marmont station) and return, during the Summer months, will be continued each Sunday during August.

TllltEIS OKASI) ItAnVrST KXCinWIOKR Via tho Big Four route to all principal pointR in tho west and northwest, south and southwest,, at verv low rates August 25th, September 15th, September 2!)th. Tickets will be good for 8(1 days returning. Stop-overs allowed at intermediate points for the inspection of farm property. Don't miss this golden opportunity to secure a home in tho West.. For lowest rates and full inforation call on agents Big Four Monte. G. E. ltobinson, agent (.'. C. C. .V St. L. By., Crawfordsvillo, Ind.

Tho Monon Bouto will sell harvest excursion tickets 011 August 25th, Septouiber 15th and *2!)tli to all points south at one faro for tho round trip, and to all western and northwestern points at very low rates. Tickets good to return 30 dayB from date of sale. For rates and full information call at L., N. A. & C. ticket ollieo.

Via Vandalia, Sept. 15th. the Vandalia will sell harvest excursion tickets to all points south and to Kansas City, Loavonworth, Atchison St. Joe, Mo., nt ono fnro the round trip. To all points beyond Kansas City, otc., a fare and one-third will Ik* added to tho one faro to tlieso basing jjoints, making the rate a littlo alxivo ono fare to points in Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and intermediate points and return. Take tho 9:44 a. 111. Vandalia train for perfect connections. Como oarly and save time. J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt.

Why

wii/d tou 00no11 when Shiloh's

Dure will give you ammediato relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents nnd $1 MolTett Morgan & Co.