Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 September 1891 — Page 3

Flower

SANTA CLAUS SOAP

There's banks of violets, Banks of njoss,

Arid baJjKs w^ere miners grope And bWlkS tl?b* h^dle golden coin, But

ONE

us£5

$500 Reward!

Diseases

AND HDllGKKY.

,.„V)n\u-Ul''on

room»

"Ml Estate, Loan, Insurance.

N°TES

TRULY

ii 1rl' 'l'H'"r""""-•iisomibto na any Iff Public, oonslstont,«tth IIIIMVI

FAIR BANK. npkeJHE BEST SOAP.

SANTACLAUSSOAR

Pots,

\1--

Flower

Stands

Of All Kinds.

»,

Lawn and Cemetery A S E S

At IiIUVSV Prices.

Ross

Bros.

99-Cent Store.

N.K.FAIRBANK&CO.

Have You Seen!

The Howard & Foster Calf S'\oe. 7 Wide, lor Men.

Gill at 124 East Main street and be con­

vinced that they are the best goods on

market for th'i money.

TheCrawfoi dsvilie Transfer Line,

It. O. WAMiUP, Proprietor.

I'.isscngers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. I-' avu orders at the stables on Market street, or at the. branch ollice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washingion street. Telephone No. 47.

CHICAGO,

^Keily

124Ea3tMain St.

Kor the Man who can bake better Is If F,A and CAKKS and in more different styles than ALBRIGHT. (live ine a trial. Yon will find our Bread Fresh evoiv day. loaf stamped, "T.E.A."

of Women

over Smfth'i drut

^»vlHc,Uitnd|^"hlnglton

8lre,!t• C"W"

J. It. ETTER, M.D.

A. D. LOFLAND,

CASHED.

M,tln

Street. with W.T. Whlttliigt«'U

FORMEN ONLY!

JE'i

t0?Tor

KAMHOOS,

PnaeneraUnd HCHV008 DEBILITY! ..ill "*»'Body«ndHind,Effects XUM" I Ml5[S0,r*or®IM"«»inOldorYoung.

B.r.iii' VAKTSoflldlfl In UtrtuER|C uFn^™"dt,ro*r" (w.lnl)r«». *KIE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO,N. V.

0 UH

DruiJa

''Uforo placing

outer for your monuments. Ht,"

Wor't

Specialty.

"OXVARD & IKKNKTT, Mill atSSlSu!Sk*

,'ndMarth» E.H.Griffith

tarn "t,'l'onc®

21

8outh Groon struct

Utirorip

rt®'5

^Q68

8P6dalattention

^'omnn Ohllrir^

UrfrlCHl

Dr-lrimt,

DIetHtBtfe of

"an1 Otwtetrlca.

nn«J'6nerBl ON3DLTATION FBBK.

It's just tihout• Mtih' ho 1U1 It. The boy who Isluone ol' our humlBotno suits when school opoiiH will lo somewhere ueiirllie head of his class when school closes. You can not. Improve on these suits anywhere In Amerlea for either stylo, durability or price. They'll come pretty neiir lusting- until your boy ou Kitnvs thein, no mutter how hard Uo rnuy be on clothes. They e)8t no moro than snltfl which, la wi ok. Mill go to piece* In the play ground and they won't look unpresentable when they aro finally discarded. In other words, thov lire built to staud the racket und It doesn make much dllVerenee how rough the racket Is. •IiiKtas durable, well designed and Inexpensive are our Men's

Aiid

1Ud,'mU-

Youth's ptilts and Furnish­

ing (oods. UespectfuHj*.

4). A.

The only One Price Clothier.

IiucMenf8 Amtca Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and nil skin eruptions, and

IORS-

tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 centB per box. For sale by Nye & Co

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorir

DAILY JOURNAL.

Tlll'HSDAY. SKV'i\:UK!tl~.~

'I'LLH DAK.Y .LOTUNAL, Kolunson ,v Wiilliieo.

in for salo hy

COMPLETE AND CORRECT-

)i! Oflic al and Final Report of the Population of Our Oounty, Townships and Towns. Tlio official ocnmiH bulletin for Indiana 1ms nt

IHHI

boon INNUOD by tho govern­

ment, and tho ([Mention of just how our population goes down on tho rwords is HetUod. Tho Btatod |)o]udation of Montgomery county iH ugainnt a pop illation of 27,.!JK) in IS,SO, making ti gain of 701). which comparcK more than favorably with any county outnido of tho gas b.dt. It shown a good healthy stato of affairs which no one can gainsay, Tho population is distributed as follows in th various townships and towns: ihsn

1 Sill)

tlniwn t(\vrilil|i,!tii'luiliti^ WuvcliiiiJ ::IIO Wlivt'l llld tlii:( Chirk towiislilii.uirhiiltiiir l,!iilojri:*2'.!?:t 1/H)O/H s:»7 Co.it Ooi'U towmliip •:Ir.:t I'rariUlin liiu-ishl|i,iiiehiititi).' linrlliitrioti lluHieylen -Jill Hlpiej lovviislilp.iiK'luiliii^A linn)t 1 t'i Alamo '.t'i'l .•Volt tw\vnhhi|i ... 1 Mij.'!ii CiveU lo\vuslil|t IMSli I'l init TOW NSHI|I,LMI.*1 INLINE (.'rawtiii.isviil.' 11 in Cr iwhiriUvl l(t WISH I'jlL'U'Wi^Oll .. (Ui

tnas LMtH

,js

lSI'JO •4 »»s M-: •I'lo rxi v::»a lOKlh

Lrl 1 In Mil 10 l.iJllHVii'W 110 W.-tlntil ton'ri^li!!), Iiii'lwillnt N(^\' lloss lliTT Ni iioss 70 Wajnc township. Im-ludintr W lu'ttiu 170!i W:i nclown ... ."il'9

l!»lo M7

Tlif imputation of Ciiiwfordsvillo is 1111s,•tlisfaotorv, Imt fur till of that CrawforilKvillo in not any itioro lisiip[«iintcil tlian ninny ni'ighlionng townp. Ijtifayotto wit.li licr lioasLoil 122.1101) was out. lown lo JO,'213. Frankfort has only iV.ll'.t, (in-cncaKtlo, 4.3SMI, whili1 Iji'btinon is not i.-von raU'il among Hi. lirst-chiHH towns. Let us ho thankful then for what, didn't got away.

Those .Practice Runs.

Tiio practice runs by th tiro depart, liiont have licon disoontiimod indetinilely and possibly for all litno. For some time past several (Mtizens have made loud complaint to 11. 0. Smith, of the Fire Hoard, unci ho was at lasL obl ged to listen to Iheir importunities and for the present at least put a quietus 011 the rims. Several of the citizens'objections became so vehement in their protest, that they threatened to have the entire department arrested for fast driving the next lime a run should bo made. Chief Dorsey hold that these practice runs are nwossary for tho good discipline of tlio firemen and horses as well and intends to mtiko a lifht 011 this ground. There has been no regular alarm now for near ly a month and such is frequently the case. In view of this I10 states thill- the department becomes rusty for want 1 practice and therefore should have it le.ist once a week whether there is a ii re or not. At the next meeting of the council the tire department will Vicing tho matter before the anions in die form of a petition or ordinance and some definite action will be taken. Like most other issues there are two sides to the question and thft council would do well to deliberate well upon tho. matter before acting.

"Will Cover tlio Worldd' Pair Building. Ilood Nelson this morning received word from tho Worlds'Fair Commissioners that he could put his patent metalic cresting on all tho worlds' fair buildings that aro capable of taking it. Mr. Nelson will put it on in motal and glafs and states that tho contract will involve thousands of dollars. lie will throw off most of his profits ho says for the advertisement it will give him.

Waynctown Wants Gas.

Tho citizens of Waynetown aro getting euthusodon tho natural gas question and aro talking it big. The project now on footjs to work up a branch lino which will tap tho Crawfordsvilio main. Tho ]eoplo there think that there would be enough subscribers to make tho piping a paying investment and tliev believe that they can make it

Kine-Jonos.

A special from VoungHlown. Ohio, to the Cincinnati Cum iin'rrinl-i in~.il If says: Prof. 15. A. King, of Wabash College, Crawfordsvillo, Jnd., and Miss Katherine Jones were married this iiltenioon at the home of the bride's parents. General and Mrs. A. \V. -Tones, Kev. lr. A. N. Craft, of Trinity church, olliciating.

OIHPS. S

-llick's prediction in regard tr "rain clining to-day was very true, but we trust, it will not continue until Septem­

ber 23. —A man was fined in theMayor's court for drunkenness this morning who a year ago was delivering lectures on temperance. Ho is liow a regular gutter

bird. —There should bo an electric light swung on oast Wabash avenue opposite tho residence of Col. Klston. That part of the avonuo is now tho darkest place in the city. It is tho regular place for a light anyhow, and ono should be placed there without delay. It is too creat a snap for lovers jTist at present.

Everybody visiting tho fair should call at 213 east Main street. Dr. II. E. Greene,.Toel'Block,treats all diseases of eye, ear,noso and throat. Fitting and furnishing glassee a specialty.

Eight day strike black walnut clocks only 82.118 at 213 oast Main street.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai' -W. A. Hoover, Druggist, Denver,

A MILLION a YEAR.

Lottery and Prize Schemes used to Sell Aluin and Ammonia Baking Powders. A New York concern, manufacturers if an ammonia baking powder, boasts that its yearly profits are ovt-r a million lars. While, perhaps, none of the makers of alum jxiwders individually an show so largo earnings yet. their profits are enormous.

A business so profitable, will alwavs '.trae!, to itself tho.?e whose greed will auso them to utterly dirogard the effect tlieir truilic may ,'iavo upon tho health or life of otliero.

Alum baking powders arc introduced largely by gifts, prizes and lottery schemes. A pioco of glassware or china, a child's wagon, sled, a pewter spoon or some other article of attractive appearance, but of small intrinsic value or cost is given with each purchase or a umber is attached to the can which entitles tho customer to a similarly numbered article, or to a prize of some kind. It is in sotno such way as this that tho rade in alum and ammonia baking :\vders, which lias now attained such giant proportions and their consumption by tho public which lias reached an extent which is truly alarming

The highest authorities of ail countries condemn the use of alum in lire: it without reserve. lu America the most listinguishod physicians, chemists and hygionists have declared that the truilic in alum linking powders should be sup pressed by law. In England and France where the subject, of pure food, •ind its oll'eet upon the sysLem, has been more fully considered and made the •mlijeet, of extended experiments by the scientists, so serious a mutter is the use of alum in broad or other food considered to be, that most stringent laws have been enacted to prevent it. These laws aro rigidly enforced, and the sale of alum baking powders would not lie permitted for an hour. Any one who attempted to make them for use in food, or attempted to uso them for raising bread, biscuit or cake would sutler severe penalties.

The ill effects upon the system of food raised by ilium baking powders are the more dangerous because of their insidious charaelor. It would be less dangerous to the community were it fatal at once, for then such food would be bo avoided but their deleterious action lucaiiso imperceptible at first is no less certain.

Tho puckering effect which alum has when taken in the mouth is familiar to everyone. Physicians say this same effect is produced by it upon the delicate coats of the stomach and intestines.

What housewife would take homo to her family 11 can of alum or atnmpnia baking powder if she knew it. Such nvders not only undermine the svstm, lmt it is pointed out that ammonia taken into tho system in even infinit imal doses day after day, imparts to the complexion a sallow and blotched apparanoo.

I!, is safe lo discard all baking powders sold with a prize or gift. What a misnomer are the words "Absolutely Pure,"' as applied to baking powders two of tho largest selling brand, one made from alum, the other containing ammonia and both of these drugged baking powders hnve stamped upon their labels and circulars these words absolutely pure, as a matter of fact they are "Absolutely Poor,'' as shown bv oflicial exatninatioi s.

To JHspct. Cold*

Hoadaclios and Fevert, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or billions, or when tho blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awakontho kid nevs and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, uso Syrup of Figs. ir.ii'Kum

Prof. Evans went to Lafayette to-day Work has begun on Glover .t Sons new building.

Arthur Canine sjwnt Sunday with Potato Creek friends. Miss Maggie Miller is visiting relatives at Mechanicsburg.

Mrs. AVm. Fullenwidei* visited relatives at Terro Haute yesterday. Tho brick v.-ork on Fisher ,v Kritz's now addition is Hearing completion. .Tas. JtoberlFon and M. O. Sullivan left yesterday for French Lick Springs.

Mrs. Moses Carver and son Hnrrv. are visiting relatives at lloilandsburg this wo'k.

Mrs, .Tohn William*,of Crawfordsville, is the guest of 1. Williams' family this week.

Misses Mint.ie llastady and Sarali Campbell returned to Crawfordsville yc sterday.

Mrs. L'ount Eiistlack and baby, of Crawfordsville, arc tho guests of Clins. Johnson and wife. .T. II. Canine accompanied by Mrs. Dora Thomas, Misses llattie Steele and Slay Evarts, attended the Ml. Moriah Association yesterday. llotr'H Thin?

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. Chf.nkv it Co., Props.. Toledo, O. Wo, tho undersigned,have known F.J. Olieney for tho last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorablo in all business transactions," and financially able to carry out any obligations made by thoir firm. WEST & TUOAX, Wholesale Druggists,

Toledo, O. WARDING, KIN.NAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. por bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Ely's Cream Balm is especially ndapted us a remedy for catarrh which is aggravated bv alkalino dust and ury winds.

ADVICE

TO

WOMEN

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

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAHTHRSVIM,! April 2rt, ISSfl.

This will certify thai two inemlters of my Immediate family, after hnvlug siitTered for years from ITloitNtrtiul Irregularity, ooing treated without benefit by physicians, were at length completely cured by otic lottlo of Krnllicit!'* Female IKciMilator. lu effect ia truly wonderful. J. ^TRANQK. nv»k to WOMAN tmillcd FKKK, which contain* valuable Information on all fcinuk' (UsvuAed. BRADF1 ELD REGULATOR CO.,

ATLANTA, GA.

rou SALi HY ALIj l)li UQQI8T8* So:d by Nve A: Co.

STORE!

MY STOliH

For your Groceries.-

MY STOlli For 22 pounds Sugar for

MY STOUI

.Granulated

i-S.""For 21 pounds White Sugar for. §1.

MY

STt.lU: IS?"For vour Furniture.

MY STOliK For vour Stoves.

MY STOKE Utf?"For vour Garland Cook.

MY STOKE :i 2af'.'"For your liadiant, Home Sto\e.

MY STOKE For your Heaters.

•\n sroKi"Ft your Man ties.

•III hi OKE For your Furnaces.

MY STOKE 1-5 "Is selling the Goods.

MY STOKE Irj:*' For the Most Complete Lino

MY STOKE J.-t.' 'Will only sell Sugars at these prieeB this week, as

Sugar has advanced and will give our customers the benefit of tho Low Prices for tho rest of the week.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

LK. IlKiVlti'S

Vaporizer

For the cure of

Catarrh, Bronchitis and Lung Trouble,

Now on exhibition at Brown & Son's Drug Store, Crawfordsville.

—Persons having rooms to rent or desiring to furnish board to students, will lease leave their names and nddress at tho office of the treasurer of tho eollego, No. 7, Fislior Building.

Von

T. II. KIHTINK, Trea8.

I'or Sale.

Sale—Or will trade for small

farm, 8 7-10 acres, 1J miles from court house. Woll sot in small fruits, with a good bearing orchard. Comfortable house, good out buildings, well, cistern, etc. Inqnire at this office. tf.

10,000 YardsExtraHeavyCantonFlannel,

7 1-2 Cents per Yard. Cold Weather Price 12 1-2. We have our FACTORY BLANKETS now andrwill make Summer Prices for a f^w days. Newest things in Mi'lm^ry just received. We [are now receiving our Cloaks and if you want a nobby one give us a call and we will save you ome. money.

1

Next, Door to E:slon Bank. The Clkap Dry Goods Man.

PATENT APPUEO FOR.

CR088-8ECTI0N OF TOE OF

LADIES'

LADIES!

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Water Heating-

ENGINEER.

"gent for

Ext ra

The Florida Strain 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.

CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.

They will keep your feet dry and warm.

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

Keep Your Eye on the Mammoth Fair Edition THE DAILY JOURNAL, READ IT. ADVERTISE IN IT. Secure space by applying at office, 117 S. Green.

A Large Stock of

FineGoldandSilverWatches,

Diamonds, Clocks, Jewelry,

Silverware, Books. Bibles and Pictures,

HAS JUST BEEN OPEN'Kl) A'J

213 East Main Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

To the Peoph' of CrawforilsviU*' ami Vicinity:

Please do not class this as a cheap stock, but call and see a firstclass stuck of goods that, we must sell at remarkably low prices foi the next 30 days:

cunts. Songs of Joy an 1 Gladness, with Supplement.. only 2.ri cuts.

Hill's Manual, 1 Hill, worth 80.00, only S2..ri(). Hill's Album. 1H90, worth $(1.00. only S2.no.

BIBLES—Larffi- Illustrated Family"'"'Bible*, Oxford Teachers' Bibles, Protestant, C'a holic and German Bibles and Prayer Books.

BOOKS

lioo's Works', Cloth, only 09

E. 1

People's Lar Illustrate I Atlas, worth $8.00, only §2.00 Stanley's Latest Hooks, sold at, S2.25, only 1!) cents.

Rogers' Tripplo Plate Knives Forks, worth §0.00 nor do?.., 82.75. Rogers' Teaspoons, worth $2.00 sot, only 85 cents.

Rogers' Tablespoons, only 81.50.

LOOK AT THESE PRICES:

I Webster's Large Dictionary, 1M|)1 edition, P2S1 pages, H!) cents. Finest. Webster's Encyclopedia l)ictionary made, SI.50. I initio Creek Art Alliums, 'sold by agents at SH.O0, only sSU.oO.

SI LVERWAHE!

FREE!

Mr. Bazzott, a Graduato and Practical Optician, will examine all eyes free. Glassos Perfectly Adjusted.

You should see tho latest thing in glassos. The largo circular Crystal

NEW WATCHES EXCHANGED FOR OLD ONES.

Dickens, Scott. Macauley. Gcorgit Elliott, Encyclopedias, Histories, anil all kinds or books equally cheap. Come' early and make your selections. AGENTS WANTED FOB BOOKS. Itcmurkahle low prices on books given to township libraries.

JUST A KKW PRICKS.

and Solid Silver Thimbles, worth 50 cent'

only 20 cents.

por

All kinds of Solid Silver ColTee

worth $4.00, •IM"1B' Picks, Fruit Knives, Olive Forks, etc.

Lons, especially recommended for weak or old eves. Something you can read or look away with. Best Solid Gold Bowed Glasses, worth 87,00, only 83.n0. All other kinds of glasses equally as cheap.

ALL GOODS WARRANTED. Watches Sold on 30 Days Trial.

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