Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 September 1891 — Page 2

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O^lv EXJOYS Both (ho niPtliotl and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant niul refreshing to the tn.ste, and acts gently yet promptly 011 the Kidneys, I.iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys•m effectually, dispels colds, headUies and fevers and cures habitual con.-tipation. Syrup of Figs is tho jiily remedy of it kind ever proihn'ed, pleasing to tho taste and acfMtahle to the stomach, prompt its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only 11.1m the inosv ofMh'iv and agreeable substances, its nmny excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it. the most popular remedy known.

Svrtip of Fijrs is for sale in 50c And' Si bottles\v all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any fiihstitute.

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People of Crawfordsville. I hero to

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this Column.

Wo Urpre Yen to Read It.

MEETINGS.

I'nder this head will be iubitehed 1 roe for ihnHMl iy? ni'Uc^s uf uiwtlmra of nil klnd^ oJ. soeletlc-M. Iah'kI notietV*-. rents line.

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meeiti every Tih»m1 i3* evi-ninj: in 11n

I'iioenix Itloek, ,«mthrat e«»rner of Mu'.u nti'l W i-hinuMon .str»?et.s. The White De^rje wil be uorked on tlie»*veniuKro!^'»**ej»t. s. 1) SYMMKS.

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O.ST--A jHteket b."-.k .\ I I ea 'oUeire ^trei-1 tt K*i!ev "rJ ^htM'1 store.

•ontaininjr money on Kinder please leavi

FOUND.

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FOR RENT.

Notii.'o-! tinder thNhead one cent a. line day. Kltrht words to a line. Nothlinr les^ than 1U entstaken. Cash In advanei', please.

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hrnjse on south Walnut room?, hall. WIKXI hou^

well, el-1eru and er-llar. Kn«|ulre of I. N. Van Sirkle. ?».-!

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-A larire lot of hv«j, birK«' and

lull, at ni«rhot' Haz&r

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An open laced silver «atel movement, eheap. 1 ntjulre at th«

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FOR TRADE.

tU e-? utnler ihW head one cent a line a dav. I

MISCELLANEOUS.

I.'nder thi- head business notlee«* of all kind* will be Inserted at the rati. of two emits a Hue a day. r.-edi in advance, please. V\MN 1 Kl) Lnenl representatives In Indi

VV anu'o repiv-ent InwMmeul .'om|»any'. Address ,!no. It, Kowlan, Koul luMirane I'd I tr., Jiiea*ro, III.

\\MN I'M)-An active, honest man t*alar\ *U0 monthly, il'suitable, with o|»|»orunity Ut advaneo, to represent locally, a re*iMn*iljle New Vork house?. Hei'oreneo. Manulaeturer. I/rck Hox l.*»s"» N. V. ept, w'l.

vou wish to advertt.se anvthinv anvwhere at any time wrllu toUKO. I*. HOW'KLL ., No. lo spruce St.. New Vork.

l'U\ one in need of Informal Ion on the ubje« of ad vim isi uif will do well to ob lain a cop} ot **It«K»U for Advertisers," .'Ms paces, price one dollar. .Mailed, jtoMuin.* paid, on HM.eiptoj price. ontalna acarefuleompllatioJi fn»m the'Amerlean Newspaper l)lre«'torv of aii the best papers and class journals: irt\» the circulation rating of every one, and a rood deal of information aWjut nitos and other matter iM'rtaininjr to tin* business of advertising. AddntsJ HOWHI.I/S ADVKItTUv 1N4* Ul'Ul'Al 10 Spruce St.. N. V.

-•Tieki'tB fur the V. M. C. A. atulitoriiiiii l'ridav evening are on sale at both bonk stores, 25 cents.

The meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Center church will bit held in thechu .*h parlorB, Thursday afternoon, September 3d at 3 o'clock.

1'rcpnrlnti the Fair. Everybody is getting ready for tin fair and nearly everylxidy will want some job printing done. TIIKJOUIINAL .Toil ClM'ii is fully equipped andean do any kind of work, but if your are in a lug hurry eoine in early this week. ••"•Don't wait until the last minute before dering your work.

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K»r |»:i]*ors soiit outMo tlu* county If lor Tho WJ:KKI.V must Invariably la» pni'L tor In .Hilv.'UK'O.

Soiul iHMal note or money onlor.

WKPNKSIUY.SF.I'T. 2, IMU.

This Date in History—Sept. 2, 31 H. C.-The battle of Arlfmn doeMcd tho future of the Hainan worM: OrtnviiwCtcsAr defcnttM Antony unci Cleopatra. lUBS—St. St«.'phcru kiiw of Hungary, who Chris* tianl/.o«l tho nation. 16S.V-Uuly ALieo LisU bohondotl In tho market lilaco at Winchester for divine shelter tun fugitive rebel. ITJtt—john Howard. philanthropist, born died 171*1. ITW—I'rinees* Mario Thorese l^ontso do Lam. balle numUtvd In open court by tho revolutionary mob of I'aria. 1613- General Jean Victor Morean mortally \vounloil at tho battle of Dresden. IS39—Henry George, journalist and advocate of tho "single tax.'* born in Philadelphia. 1561 —Minor battles at Worthlnstun, W. VR„

Behcr's Mills, Va.. and Outbid and Fort Seott, Mo. 1SG3—liecinnins of two days' fiuht with Indiana at Birch Coolie, Minn. ISJ4—The Federal arinv entered Atlanta battles at Lovejoy Station and Hitf Shanty

Ga.

IS90—The sloop Petrel capsized at San Olouu. Oil. six persona drowned.

Tin- jmldio cU»bt was decroascl 'Inrin lilt' month of August r,s],syr.

To si»c tho display of the bounties of the Imul at the Montgomery Fair next week will mako tho calamity lmwl.rr's hoart Sore.

Tur. Stato Fair for WVpt.'rn Indiana will oiKMi its annual oxhiliilion .it m.lir grounds in this city next wed:. A1 this State am1. part of Illinois will lie

tho exhibit.

01.D l'oter Cooper was sound ImsiIKSS man ami a true protectionist. With him it was a principle that "no goods purchased abroad arc cheap that takes the place of our own labor and our own raw material."

Tun taxaldo values of lands ami improvements in Montgomery county are ?H2.TT |er aero. In IJoonc county they an4 .^1.1(1 Clinton, Fountain. .^21.^.") Hcndt iclis, S-Jti-13 I'arko. ^•24.1^: Tntnani, 62GJVS Tijipeeatioo.

Tho hImivo ligurof? are lixetl h\

thf State Tax Cotmuissioncrs.

Tin: IViuoeratio i'liihnh.dphi h'cctirtl [denouncing tlio McKinloy act for liavTOVIVKMI the Treasury*' by pnttine

I sugar on the free list, the Boston Jmu tl observes that, the threat American l"illic onjovH its M,K „!,y sugars fonr -nts'- a pound as the fret'traders wil discover, if they are ever rash enougl, to attempi to restore .the.duty. ....-

Mriur IIANSTK.UJ in his* iMlitoriai notes, (u tin* (.'infinnati 'itinn-ixidl 'tZi'lt'' has tho follow chi'orfnl words for tli* American fann.*r: "About a million buwhi'ls of {{rfli: daily iro.'*H by Rt.-ani to Kuro]H. Thi* railroads havi* an enormous bnsincRs. Stocks ''must rUe. (Sold is tri'mlilinir the turn to come back to us. This great country was never so f^roat as now. It has wonderful jjrood fortune. Then is a good time coming, that is to say ood times. Why, as rye is scarce in Kuro|e, thev are talking ...f calling on us for -lOO.OIMI.llili) bushels of Indian corn. Ami w.-ll they might, for corn far better for bread than rve.

Tin*, month of August has passed am! the assurance of heavy crops is seen everywhere. There is a bare possibilitv

A house onsntith Walnut with I that frost may injure tho corn crop, but l.uk.-r}^!"!!"Diint'.e'&.l 'Vilii."'

ll h:ls

f,ir

"'•v»»cc.l that it is nearly

nit of danger. The totals of till the

FOR SALE. I small grains will undoubtedly be larger than ever known in the l.'ni'ed Stales. iot lees -under thw head one eetit a linca .lay. Klirliii w.ir.t* to nline. Nntliinir lcs tlmn All this means iirosp rilv for the fiirmtti cents tjiki-n. In mlvaiH'o, PICMM'. I I or, which will bo rell.*ct«*d by greiti*r activity in general trade. The mcrchants speak with confidence as to the prospects for fall business. They do

Mot anticipate a

uboom."

Indeed it

no! desirable. A healthv trade wliien

Kiubt word* to a line. Nothing less than i'o t-liey expect is much preferable eentH taken. Cash in adv iiici please.

Temperance Conference.

To-morrow afternoon in the small court room at 1 .31) p. m. there will be a conference of the temperance workers of the county. The friends of the cause must come to its rescue. Short addresses may lie expected from Kevs. J. M. Kendall. E. \V. I.awhon, .1. Ashley, E.T. Spohn. of Darlington, anil T. C. Shanklin. Shall we be slaves to saloon intluenee?. Want of moral courage means this. Hy order of itk COMMUTE!'..

Ii lltlifA THICli.

Frank Mcliec has remittent fever. Our nii-rchants, Slauter CaniplH*!! are sii^k.

Amey I'rinson shipped a ear of hogs last Friilay. .Tatnes Peterson, of Potato Creek, has typhoid fever.

J. W. Kirkpatriek has been rusticating in Cincinnati. We now have a blacksmith, but have not learned his name.

Dr. Brown's house is about closed and will be a beauty. II. M. llarter, agent for 1 Jeering Co., was at J. W. Williams' last week.

Mr. Comstoel:. of Tjiifavette, and Wes Hoyer, of Stockwcll, gave the town a call Friday

Our grain merchant, Mr. Uauin, is doing a booming business anil is tho the man for the place.

Messrs. drove Uninn, .Terre Cosby, Alex Kinnaiuon, Mrs. .Terre Cosbv, Mrs. C! C.McDaniel, and Jlrs. J)r. Drown attended the Frankfort fair.

WI I.I.I AM II, OILMAN KMl'KHOIL

AUGUSTA, GKK5IAN i:MPIUX3.

Goodby.

Bid me goolbyl No sweeter salutation (Jan friendship claim. Nor yet can any lancjnaye, any nation,

A sweeter frame.

It Is not final it forebodes no sorrow. As somo declare Who. born to frettinir, are 90 pmno to borrow

Tomorrow's share.

"Uoodby" \A but a prayer, a benediction From lips sincere. And breathed by thine it brings a sweet conrryiction

That God will hear. v-

"Goolby!M

Yof», "Gotl be with you!"—prayer

and b'^ssins In sjimple.st phrase.

Alike our neetl and his dear care coufesslng In all our ways. However rare or frequent be our meeting,

However nltfb

The last lone parting or the cudless creetlnc. Hid me goodby! —Harriet McEwen KimbalL

CHINA AND JAPAN.

TIIK Chinese do not permit their worn* en to be ^liotograpljed. 1'rsiAMi, the famous sacred mountain of Japan, gives signs of renewed volcanic activitj-.

WIIKS the Japanese hitch a horse in the street they accomplish it by ty in his forelegs together.

THE Chinese paper currency Is reil, white and yellow paper, with gilt let tering ami gorgeous devices.

IT has been found that certain mines in Japan produce as good coal for steamship purposes as the best .Welsh variety.

Tin: Shan Chinese, a people living between lturmah anil China, show their lore for their parents by killing them and eating them to save them from the misery of old age.

TELL YOUR MANICURE THIS.

BKOAD nails indicate a gentle, timid, anil bashful nature. I'AI.E or lead-colored nails Indicate melancholy people.

I'Koi't.i-: with narrow nails are ambitious and quarrelsome. LOVEUS of knowledge and liberal sentiment have round nails.

SMAI.I. nails indicate? littleness of mind, obstinacy and conceit. Citoi.KKlc*, martial men, delighting in war, have red and spotted nails.

NAILS growing into tho llesh at the points and sides indicate luxurious ta-stes.

Decided Expre*idon

Mins F. (whoso parents refuse to recognize her fiance)—If you liad a dauglitcr, Mr. Hardy, who ran away from homo and married a young man, what would you do to tho young man?

Mr. Hardy—Write him letter of condolence.—Life.

Whei, Baby was sfc*, w» ga*o her Outoria Wtmn Rhe was a CiiiM, she crli.nl for Castori* WIkmi slit1 btKratno Miss, slie clung to Castoria, Vi'hfu alio had OlilldroD, she gave Uiem Cutcrii(

I'mi J'oiu' Ire lllll.

August ico hills nro ilue. KoKjiectfnll v, __ MAUTISA- SON.

Dim't fail to attend the fjroat inalto room Kale at LovinpcHI'H lliis week.

See those China silks, dross patterns, at !5! cents, at Abo Ijevinson's.:

Ely's Cream Balm is espetMally ailapted as a remedy for catarrh which is aggravated by alkaline dust and ury winds. —W. A. Hoover, Druggist, iX'nver.

Wirr wrr.r. yon cocon wlien Shiloh's Onre will givo you ammediute relief. Price 10 cents, CO cents and 81 Moffett Morgan & Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Cattoria.

HELD UP A TRAIN.

Daring Work of Bold Bandits In tho Far Wost.

ROBBING A TRAIN IN COLORADO.

Thoy Srrure the Sum of trtnn tho Sale lu THE lCxpreHK iir IIIHI Mako Tholr Kseupe-••lll»»otl!iomuli -.- on Their 1 rail.

PKKD OF A HOI.l) (i A Mi.

CANON CITV, COL. ept. Seven men held up the east-bonnd Hio (iratule train No. 4. Monday night near Cotopaxi. The highwaymen compelled the ilagman at Texas Creek to give up all the torpedoes in his possession and also forced him to flag the train. As soon as it stopped the engineer and lircman were deliberately held up at the point, villi's. rireman Alter was relieved of his line gold watch and then, at the muzzle of seven ritlcs, he was forced to pick the. lock and break in the doors of the baggage ear under lire from the express messenger, who knew that something was wrong-, as soon as the train was stopped.

The mail ear doors were all broken out but nothing was taken from it. Expros'. }essenger Angel made a determined resistance anil used a revolver to good advantage, but whether anyone was killed or not is not known, as lie was compelled to shoot through the glass portion of the door. The light was 11 fierce one, though it only hinted a few moments. Then one of the masked men placed the muzzle of the revolver against his temple and under pressure of a threat against his life ho opened the safe door. The highwayman took Sl.tiuu from the strong box. Horses were in readiness and as soon as the robbery was accomplished they lied to Westmountain valley. They did not disturb the passengei, evidently not wishing to stay longeron the ground than the actual necessities of the occasion demanded.

A posse was summoned ly the sheriff and left for the scene at once. The hheritY got together all the men he eoulil summon on such short notice. They are all, however, men who have seen service, and will make a lively cliaso after the brigands.

A dispatch from Canon City says a large posse has left for the scene of the robbery. Horses, guns, ammunition and provisions were sent out on a special train. The famous Trinidad bloodhounds have arrived in charge of ISob ltramlett and four other oflleers. The hounds took the scent eagerly, and it is thought a capture will be made Wednesday. The Rio Grande company and the express company have three detectives at work, and the secret service Is also represented. The robbery is conceded to be the work of "l'eg Leg" and the McCoy band of toughs and murderers.

I.YNCnuTJ A .MISSOintI HANK UollKKlt. KANSAS CITV, MO., Sept. a.—One of the desperadoes who robbed the. Conter (Mo.) bank Monday afternoon, was captured about '20 miles from Corder, and about half of the stolen money wa.s found in his possession, lie gave his name as Andrew Murrcll. It is reported that Deputy Sheriff Jackson and City Marshal Dean, who had the robber In charge and were taking him to Lexington, the county seat, were met by a inobof enraged citizens who overpowered them, took their prisoner and lynched him. The other robber is being closely pursued.

A Burrisi! COI.FMMAN IiOIIHKn. WiNNKi'KO, Man., Sept 2. Word has reached here of a daring robbery at Nelson, 11. C., a mining town on tin Kootenai river. An armed man entered the Canadian Pacific railroad depot and, after binding the agent opened the safe and secured ?!2,»00. Another man came in at the time and he was made to deliver what cash he had. The robber then disappeared.

THREE HOTELS FAIL.

Cold Weather l'rovrn DlnnstroUM to I.andlorrix »t Atlantic City, N. .1. NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—The summer resort hotels here had a hard time keeping above water over since the season opened and rumors have been rife for a month that If the weather did not improve some of the big hostelries which In the past have made a great denl of money would surely fail. The rumors were substantiated by the report of the failure of no less than three of the. leading hotels of Atlantlo City. These were the United States, Congress Hall and the Cambridge, the first of which has been an established

Institution there for years. The liabilities of the three hotels are not given but it is reported that the failures are complete and it is not probable any of them will resumo under the same management- The hotels have los^ money since, the Fdson opened. The returns of every week showed a delicit and the proprietors kept up simply In the hope

THE PARK Til.!

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that business would Improve. It Is to wives who know they liavo to pass stated that other hotels at Atlantic re- through the painful ordeal of childbirth sorts are on the verge of failure. Mns. C. MF.USOUUXE, Iowa. Write tho

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PLACE HORROR.

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IttillU'At metictul Ht New York. NKW YoltK, Sept 2.—The inquest. Into the cause of the death of Karah

other

machinery on the various floors.

Write tho Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, (la., for further particular Sold by Nye A Co., Crawfordsvillo. Ind

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A-

blowing his brains out*

pettiatimz my work. Here is a life's practice of a Womflll lUlloilg-WoiiH-n, ami contains Facts that cannot he found ivliere! ltis the largest collection the world lias ever known.

NOTE. Those Kceonls are available to the Women of the -world. Personal attention Is given to couililential letters, and corrcspoluleiice is solicited from stitleriug women.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S

Is the only

l*o«itlvo

Curo ami Lcvdtinuito

for the jnruli:ir \\eukhe»i'$ and ailments ot wotnen. It cures the wor«t fonas of Female Complaints, that llearinp-down Feelinp, Weak r.ark, KaUinjf and 1 fisplueement of tho Wotnh, Intlainiaation, tvarlan Troubles, and all Pr^ui.Ic ld^t'a-e.H of the Ut»-rus or \V«unb, and is* invaluable to the Change of Life, lusfolvea ami extHd^ Tumors from the I'torus at an early Mape, and checks any tendency to *....1.1— Kxoltahilitv, Nervoas Trostration, Kxhaustion, Cancerous Ilutnor. Subdues Faint....... and trenirthen-» and tones the Stomach. Cures Headache, (Jeneral Peblhty, ItnUcestion, etc., and invigorates the whole system. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of cither Ibe Com|M»timl ha« no rival.

All I'ruVjiists sell it a- a Mt %iklar«l artivlo. or pent by mail. In form of rills or l.ozmjres, on receipt of LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO., LYNN* MASS. An Illustrated book, entitled Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lydja E. Pinkham, Is of great 99 value to ladles. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps.

BidianapolisBusinessOniversitY

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"H^Thc Whole Physical Energy of the Human Frame. Taken as directed these famous pills will prove marvellous restoratives to all enfeebled by iany of the above, or kindred diseases. SOLD BY *ALLt DRUCCISTS,

Prioe^ 23 oonta por Xlox«

Prepared only by THOS. BEECKAil, St. Helens, Lnnoashlro, England.

CO., SnleAtjcntMfor Unltnl Stairs, :wii A 3117 OIIK/I si., Xrtr (who if your druggist does not keep Ihetn irill mall JkYv/ifiin'n on receipt of price—but inquire fint, (.llnitlrtn thix jhijut.)

A Boon to H'ti'cs.

Having iiBeil "Mother's Friend" would not ho without it. It is a lioo

Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Gu., for furl her particulars. Sold by Nyo A

Cr'iwfordsviHo, Jnd.

Ilaeseny and the others who lost one which is guaranteed to bring their lives in the I'ark place I .voil Butisfactory results, or in ease of disaster has been commenced, fi'iluro a return of tho purchase price. Mrs. train, the ,owncr of the 0° this safo plan you can buy from our collapsed building, in represented by advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's counsel. It is expected that at least [-Now Discovery for Consumption. It is 100 persons will be called to testify be guaranteed to'bring relief in every case, fore the coroner. The testimony of the when used for an affection of throat, witnesses so far examined confirm the lungs or chest, such as consumption, intheory that there was no explosion (lamination of lunge, bronchitis, asthma that the building collapsed from the whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleas!

,nvciirmc"r

"nd agreeable to taste, perfectly safo

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TrHKcrty in St. LouIh. bottles free at Nye & Co's drug store. Sr. Louis, Sept. 2.—George C. Anderson, superintendent of tho Madison ^Ve have sold Ely's Cream Balm about (111.) car works, while walking on three years, and have recommended its Bremer street Tuesday morn- "so in moro than a hundred special cases ing wa.s shot by a discharged of catarrh. The unanimous answer to employe named Warren Colbett, our inquiries is, "It's tho best remedy Inflicting only a flesh wound, that I have have over used." Our Colbett, thinking he had killed Ander- porie son, placed the weapon

tlopende^

id killed Andcr- porience is, that where parties continued

an to his head, it.K use, it never fails to cure.—J. 11

died instantly. Montgomery, .t Co., Druggists,Decorah!

Wnrth its it 'eight tn Gold. If prico cjin Ixi placed on pain, I When I began using

"Mother's Friend is worth its weight in my catarrh was so bad I' had headache gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered tho whole timo and discharged a largo moro in ten minutos with either of her "mount of filthy matter. That has al most entirely, disapjioared and I have not had hoadaclio since.—.T. II. Hummers,

two children that she did all togethor with hor last, having previously used four liottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any ono expecting of become a mother, says customer to mine. HENDEBSON DAM, Drnggist,

Stophnoy, Conn.

Carmi, 111

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SHILOH'S CC LGH and Consumption Curo is sold by IIB on a guarantee.

"A LIFE'S EXPERIENCE." 1.Y1UA ViNKllAM to Mrs. C*llAS. 11- l'lVKIIAM. "My daughter, you have spent many years of your life in aiding mo to compile these records. Au analysis of every case of female disease ever brought to niv attention is here this will aid you In per-

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COUNTY PA I Its.

Tho Vandalia will wsll ticltets as follows: To Camden Sept. 1st to 5tli, Sl.ilfi round trip.

TIHJ Sunday "Lnko Special" train run by the Vandalia Line, Terre Haute to Lake Maxinkuckeo (Mnrmont. station I and return, during tho Summer months, will bo continued oaeh Sunday during August. •rilltUE nil AND IIAJlVIiST EXCUKKIONH Via the Hiy Four route to all principal points in the west and northwest, south and southwest, at very low rates August 25th, September 15th, September 29tli. Tickets will bo good Tor 1)0 days returning. Stop-overs allowed at intermediate points for tho 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 Iloute. O. 12. Itobinson, ngont C. C. C. St. L. lty., Crawfordsvillo, Ind.

Tho Jlonon lvouto will sell harvest excursion tickets on August 25th, September 15th and 29th to all points south at ono faro for tho round trip, and to nil western and northwestern points lit

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Ely's Cream Halm

For

Moffett, Morgan A- Co.

from dl,to of

low .. information call at L., N. A. &

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|i|E Qrv/ERs or

OuD HONESTY TOBACCO

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BACCOS, AjvID WILL pLE/ySf ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT, AND INSIST ON CETTINC IT.

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Good Blood, Good Health, The Blood Setrehcr lc th« itfeit rurifier freri kknown. R«atTonio. 0ar«i Bolli. Ilmpl" %T«tt€t Ulecca, BlMk Betda, ind all

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Tickets good to return

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ami full information call at L., N. A. f: C. tif^ket olllce. Via Vandalia, Sept. 15th. tho Vandalia will sell harvest excursion tickets to all jxiints south and to Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison A- St. Joe, Mo., at one faro tho round trip. To nil points boyond Kansas City, etc., a faro and one-tliird will bo added to tho one faro to these basing joints, making tho rnto a little above ono faro to points in

''y intermediate points and return. Take tho 9:-14 a. m. Vandalia train for perfect connections. Come early and save time. .T. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt.

COLDS.

and

81.

at all drogBlKti.

E. HOBGAN & SOUS, PtipKH PROVIDENCE. R. 1. rBADK SUPPLIED by ROSS GORDON,

La Fayette, Ind.

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South bound.—No. K.vprt roM daily No, 5. faist iiiall. p. No. 0. ifrocnoiistlo AcooinincMut.i.n. I •,Ml.M

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oxwpt Sunday North l^xiud. No. 4. n^hi ..

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No fri-ltrlit trains curry iMissentnTS. :i, 4,5.11, stops only nt

m., iliiily No. fl. fiisl ui.ill. 1 v^. Lafayi'ito Accommodation, ,1. if«-: Sundxv.

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Mnnen Rlnolr rii

lOleveland, Oin-

Dlg T* icinnati, Chicago Route. |& St. Louis RWiiKiHir Slecpors on iilglit trulim l1'"1 (•rn OHy (MJaolieseii »ll t"11'1® ,.,,,,).,

Connecting' wltl, «o|W

trllins

llloouiliiKtou utid 'M11 river, Ponvor and tho 1 f"-1"®. At ^ndlunitpolls, 9

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No.10 Mali (i No. 2 Kxpross.. No. IK Mall No.8 Mall

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Vandalia Line

DIHKCT LLOOTK TO

Jashville, Olmttanoopi, Florida, Hot

Michigan,

sI'rnii,Lsonri

Texas, Kansas,

MIMOU

Canad5fortjiern

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Glean Depots, Clean Coaches,