Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 December 1891 — Page 3

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FOR

YOUR

CAR-SON'S

lull that the art! sraivoly

..rut

Christmas Goods

Ycu can Savo Money by golny to

18 Carat Cigar

13T MT

STOVES

Hei.ing and Cooking.

MRU)

Koods wore considerably damaged by soot and water. A great many of tlicin hurt enough to show. But all of them will be put together and sold at

Great

jhey Must Be Sold at Once

Goods ir time for Christmas Trade.

'Great bargains in damaged toys and fixtures of all kinds. Call

early as they will soon be gone.

completely discounted by the elegant lino of China and oilier iiiii^nifn-out Queenswuro at "MY STORE" The very tiling tn

wives, sisters and swoeth.arts on tho Merry Xuias l)av.

Grandpa's Straij»iitbacke* 1 Chair

Was all right Fifty Yours Ago, but tho old gentleman woulil broken it up could be bave seen tbe unsurpassed line of Xiua inline now at.

"MY STORE

Barnhill.Hornaday&Pickett

EAST MAIN STREET.

MTKMT APFUtO KM.

ORO88-8EOTION OF TOE OF

LADIES'

CORK 80LE TURNED SHOE. ED VAN CAMP & CO.

Cood time to buy

INU W them of

Thompson & Cates,

North Greon Street.

T1h» Highest Cash Price paid for Sec "ad Hand Goods.

bYbH,REYNOLDS & BENJAMIN.

NATUltAL AND AHOTFTCIAfi'

GAS FITTERS

and plumbic its

I'-inploy only exporiencod workmen test each job thoroughly and to the .""tisfuetioii of tlio Natural Oas Insppc'uor, Wo assure yon that if yonr "mora are left with us, the work will be properly and carefully. »e carry a large assortment of Nat-

,lr»l

Gaa Fixtures. In addition to Fipo "'"l Fittings we have Burners for every j!2"

K,«vo,

grate or furnace. Logs,

•nite Fillings and everything nocessory

grate or stove. RemeuiLer your 'onnection with the Company's line is "»'le by ns free of coat.

OF ALL KINDS

10-CENT STORE.

OoUl liii warranted one year, for 10c.—Solid (laid King, 2i cents.—820.00 Plush Case Free.

Carlson's 10-Cent Store, West Main Street,

Fire Smoke Water.

Great Petmeige!

''Tl lire at tlio Ofc store Sunday afternoon dlil a great ileal more damage than was it expected. The backroom, where all of the toys and fixtures are kept, was II Hod .oke and In trying to pnAut the fire a great deal or water was thrown in, so

make Room for New Holiday

ROSS BROS., 99c. Store!

Grandma's Blue China

have fur-

LADIES

They will keep

Your Feel

DRV and WARM

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

J. T. LAYMON.

AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.

For LOW PRICES On

FLOUR sFEED.

—STAPLE—

hancy Groceries

Of All Kinds.

Fresli Bread and Cakes Every Day.

Fry &

136 West Main Street.

Oysters, Celery and Crackers,

Imported Sweet Potatoes

Natural Gas Fitting.

If yon aro going to havo your house piped for Nutural Gas call and seo us. We can save you money, as our rents are small and we only want living wages for doing your work. We use tlio best, stock that money will buy and employ nane but first class workmen. "Wo make no charge for measuring your honso and giving you estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

1 2 5 South Green St.

Common Soap

Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands.

IVORY SOAP

DOES NOT.

DAILY JOURWAL

WEDNESDAY. DEC.

10, 1891.

TIM DAILY .IOUHNAIJ RobinSon .fc Wallace.

is for sale by

i'or the Holidays.

The Montgomery Covnty Bible Society have a new and full supply of Bibles and other publications, including the New Testament with Psulms injlarge print, very desirable for old and young people. Call anil see them at the repository at McClure's Trade Palace.

Officers Elected.

The Indians held a grand pow-wow hist evoning and tore up the earth generally in electing ollieers: The count resulted as follows: A. E. Reynolds, Sachem: F. M. Manson, Sr. Sagamore Ei! P.rower, Jr. Sagamore W. II. Webster, C. of ]{. L. W. Otto, K. of W. Robert Ross. Robert Wilson and 1). W. McClelland, trustees.

Royally Entertained.

Miss' Autie Wilhilo entertained the P. D. C's. last evening with a tatty-pull-ing. Those present were Misses Helen Martin, Ivy Carlson, Tjillie Robinson, litli and Edna Hulett, Georgia Lawsou and Carrie Davis, mi Paul Cox, Austin Long, Oiias. MeOlainro.'k, Leonard Ensininger. Will Grimes, Arthur Martin, Willie Carlson, Tom Stilwell, Walter Swearingen and Rilph Cox.

A Freak Loose,

Grant Agnew, deputy sheriff, goes out three miles north every "veiling to hunt a crazy man who is terrorizing the whole community. He is evidently a refugee from some asylnm and is making life a burden to the good people in whoso neighborhood he has taken up bis abode. If Mr. Agnew does not catch him to-night he will organize drive and chase him down like a fox.

Laave Your Orders for Service. The People's Natural Gas Company requests all those persons who contemplate piping for gas even within the next three months to leave their orders for service at once. It is not* necessary that they shouid pipe their houses now. That can be done at any time. The company desires to tap the mains during the mild weathor and thus have all the streets repaired as soon as possible.

Prof. Oumnock Entertains. The Y.

M. C. A. auditorium has held

more people than it held last evening, but for all that the audience was very creditable and what is more was well repaid for its attendance. Prof. Cuinuoek is possessed of rare genius .as an elo cutionist and succeeded in p'.easing an almost hypercritical audienfo. His selections are very good and rendered after the manner of true art rather than the bombast so characteristic of many elocutionists. The entertainment was all that could be asked.

Orsvwfordsville Circuit.

The appointments for service for Sunday, Dec. 20th, are as follows: Wesley— Sunday school, 9 a. m., preaching, 10 a m. and Epworth Leaguo 7 p. m. Gray's —preaching at 7 p. m. Please notice eliango of time at latter place. Hereafter until further notice the preaching hour will be at night instead of the afternoon. The outlook for success at Gray's Chapel better than for some time post and the intention is to organize and work for victory in the name of the Lord. The reports at quarterly meeting aro now better than at any time during my pastorate. .Tuns M. STAFi'.ini).

To lHnjtel Colds

Headaches and Fevers, to cleanoe the system effectually, yet gently, whan costive or billions, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the Kid neys and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs.

Fancy Florida oranges, 4 for 5 cents 8 for 10 cents or 13 cents a dozen at Joe Taylor's.

—Attend the grand lire sale of toys anil picturesat the 99c. Store.

—Everybody invited to attend the holiday Pattern Robo sale Thursday, Dec. 17th, at Louis Bischof's.

—Great bargains in cloaks and dress goods this woek at L. Bischof's.

—Sit at Nicholson's for your Christmas photographs. Go early and avoid the inevitable rush.

—Buy slightly damaged toys for almost nothing at the 99c. Store fire salo.

—For tho next ten days I apples at §2.00 per barrel.

well sell Come at

H. W. Co.NNAlil).

—Eye, oar and throat diseases only Dr. Green. Joel Ulock. Fitting of glasses specialty.

THE 0ATAEA0T CITY.

Great Falls, Montana—Its Population-Its

Water Power-Its Rapid Growth.

ICorresiwndenco of tlio Journal] Gheat Falus, Montana, Doc. 12.---So many of my friends in old Montgomery, are inquiring shout the progress and prospects of Groat Falls, Montana, that I would fain answer thn.ugh your reliable columns.

The present population of the teven-year-old "Cataract City" is ri,500. The Great Falls Water Power and Townsite company, has a capital of §5,000,000. President Harrison, Phil Armour, and Marshal Field, of Chicago, Broadwater, and other millionaires of Helena, are among its stockholders. Jim J. Hill is president of the Groat Falls company,as well as the Groat Northern railroad. The company has built a dam across the Missouri river, costing over $500,000, which develops 100,000 horse power. Only a short distance below this place are two other falls which are estimated at 120,000 horse-power each and as yet, entirely undeveloped. The Boston Consolidated Mining co upany is now building a smolter and refining works to cost §3,000,000 when completed. This smolter has a contract for 10,000 horse-power from the dam. The Butte .t Boston Mining i:ompany are under contract to come to Groat Falls and put up another $3,000,000 smelter next spring. These two immense smeltors guarantee an increase of 100 per cent. the population of Great Falls next year as in past three years. She bids well to continue this donbling-of-population record till 1900, Fince many factories are availing themselves of the matchless water ]Mwer. Largo quantities of coal lie within five miles of the city, and one mine twelve miles away, is mining 1,20!! tons a day and is able to deliver the same to the smelters of the city at 8" cents per ton. The [lower from the great dam is being utilized rapidly. The electric plant is an elaborate struct ureand the machinery running all tic electric light works and speeding tl 1 cars on the street railways of the wh.li city is run by water power. There an now in operation nine miles of eh etri road and a like distance building

Beautiful building stone is qnarritd

OIM

mile from the city, of two varieties, tli gray and the red. The city has many stone blocks, one built of the white, five stories high and one of the red seven stories high. Great Falls is the central point on the Great Northern Railroad as it branches in all directions to the mines. The car shops of the Great Northern aro now being built in the west part of the city, and when com ploted this will add $5,000 more to the monthly pay roll of the city. The Great Falls & Canada road does a nourishing business for the city, ami the Burling ton Railroad lias surveyed road Great Falls, and will construct the same next spring. The city's lumber null capacity is 120,000 feet per day. It is figured by a government eng'neer that the Giant Spring on tlio east side of city is capable of supplying nine cities like Washington with all the water tlioy could possibly use. The many rich mines in sight, of the cit.v send daily trains heavily laden with precious ore to the Montana Smelter, which runs full blast every hour of the year. The Granite Mountain mine has already paid out in dividends $8,000,000. The "cow-bo sLatutis,'' (as one lawyer termed the laws of Montana,) places the farmers decidedly in the vantage-ground, and this, combined with Undo Sam's free homesteads and free pasture in million acre tracts, makes tbe ranchers the wealthy class. They havo built magnificent blocks in Grea't Falls and rent the same to merchants. Tlio prodigious shipments of grain and stock from the city, convince one that when more of

Montana's mountain rivers are utilized in irrigation, she will hold the front seat in the galaxy of States as an agricultural as well as a mineral State. Even Indiana would have profited much this year by a system of irrigation! Gre:it Falls hiis six banks, seven churches, four school buildings, (one of whieb cost $10,000) public library, $50,000 theater lilding, fair association with heavier premium list than is found east of tho Mississippi two daily and two weekly pajjers second to none west the Mississippi. Tho permanent ocation of State capital is left to the vote of tho people in '92, and Great Falls will bo ta tlia front in the "freo for all race,"' for nature suggests it and her citizen3 push hard and all in the sumo direction.

Big Bargains in Dress Goods. Big Bargains in Cloaks. liig Bargains in Millinery. Big Bargains 111 Blankets. Big Bargains in Comforts. Rig Bargains in Underwear. Big Bargains in Hosiery. liig Bargains 111 Handkerchiefs.

It CareBColds.Cougfcs.Sore Throat.Cronp.Influcnta,Whooping Cough.Bronchitis and Asthma, a tvr» Uta care lor Consumption iu Cmt su***, Bi.t a «ure rvllp' In advanced stages* r«* cncc. You will sec tho excellent effect after taking the first dose. Sni4 by dealer* every Uvrc. Large toulci, &0 ccula md (J

A. T. KKIJLI.SO.N.

At MUBIO Hall Last ft ieht. Of course Charles Gardner filled tho house lost night. He can always be do. pended upon to do this and sing "Tho Lilac." "Captain Karl" is very similar to "Fatherland" and presents tho same opportunities for displaying Mr. Gardner's Binging and dancing. His support this year outside of the Tyrolean quartette was very mediocre, and

2E9S

TURKISH!

displayed Mr. Gardner to his beet advantage. Gardner is good but his leading lady is a regular prune, as well as being distressingly healthy for heroine who is supposed to have pined away for a year.

—Thore will be a three mile race at tho skating rink this week. Tho first mile will be run on Wednesday ovening, tho second on Thursday evening and tho third on Saturday ovening. Tho person winning tho two liest, in three will bo given purse of $5.

.00.

A Policeman.After Him

You can see what's the matter! Santa Clause couldn't resist the temptation, ind it's not io be wondered at. He sue climbed to tbe fascinations of onr $10.00 suit and you will probably yield to them tho minute you see it. If a suit was ever seasonable, this is if a suit was e\. made to perfection, this is if a suit was ever cheap, this is: in short it is suit about which everything good and nothing bad can be said, l'f yon are a critical buyer, if YOU are hard to please, all the better. The uv re critical you are, the more you will appreciate 011 tine suits and overcoats, at

\j ij 1 ij

The 0 le Price Clotli'ng House,

MUSIC HALL

One Night of Fun.—One

O N A E 2 1

The Delicious Musical Comedy,

V. 1

samsssssm,

BAlHi

Marie lltMl h.

IN TM IM2K ACTS,

A Dip—-A Sweat-—A Piunge

Those

Mario ISC'lh* S ». Kimnu lU't'Ai, T, WUmot T.

are

I).

Miles.

Hnrenco Wood, Klnor Stowtv N. T. Cjui-k. Kminie Lulu Wlll-.ins, l.onis Hcck. ,lr. K. IJ. Mwoy, Mult HieiMty, U\ven Ferret!

Macoy's

Merry

Makers.

It Will Make You Forget Your Debts.

PRICKS:--35,

50 and 7^ cents.

SPECIAL BARGAINS

1NT-

Stoves and Furniture

"Lunjo stock to Se?uot From and ni LOW PK1CICS.

Call and Tnnpcct. before buying ns I Can Save You Money

Alex C. ahornev,

West of Court House. •,

Iliad a severe attack of catarrh and became so deaf I could not hear common conversation. I suffered terribly from roaring in my head. I procured a bottlo of Ely's Cream Balm, and in three weeks could bear as well as I ever could, and now I can say to all who are allfictod with the worst of diseases, catarrh, take Ely's Cream Balm and be cnied. It is worth SI,000 to any man, woman *r child suffering from catarrh. -A. E. \e nan, Grayling, Mich.

Lane's Family Medicine moves tbe liowels each day. Most people need to use it.

Our Store Ablaze.

With Beautiful Holiday Offerings.

Our Special Holiday Sale Begins to-day and will continue until Christmas Day. Everything Reduced. Nothing Reserved.

We have over a thousand articles in Fancy Goods such as Silk Thro ,vs, Head Rests, Work Boxes, Toilet Cases. Silk Pillows, Fancy Tidies, exquisite Linen towels, Brass Goods, Stands, Scarfs, Table Spreads, etc., all of which will be sold at a bargain, beginning to-day and lasting until Christmas. If a a a a 1

Leave

Big Bargains in Chenile I'ortiers. Big Bargains in LacoCurtains. Big Bargains in Shawls. Big Bargains in Towels. Big Bargains in Table Linens. Big Bargains in Ribbons. Big Bargains in Silk Umbrellas. Big Bargains in l''lainel%'v.*v

NOT IN THE WRECK

But the'Greatest Line of HOLIDAY PRESENTS seen in theeitvat

The Fair.

Evervbi dy invited to como early and select your presents.

THE FAIR, South Washington St.

Natural Gas.

Having supplied ourselves with a full assertmc-nt of Burners, Gas Fixtures, Valve s, Fitting?, Piping, etc., etc.. wo are'rjowPRL'PARI-'.D to give estimates a dtake coiitracts for piping Natural Ons. With new tools, Experienc- Workman from th* natural gas belt, reasonable prices and prompt execution of orders, we hope to si-cure our lull share of the public's patronage.

All work done to ilic araplarce of Hie Nalinal Gas Company.

Orders

Corner College and East streets.

Natural and Artilieial Gus Fittins

We are fully prepared to pipe your houses for Natural or Artificial Gas and we guarantee good work, to the entire satisfaction of yourself and the inspector of the company. We sefer to the work we have done, which the inspector pronounces first class. We guarantee our work to bet.be cheapest in town. Any size of pipe, under 1 A inch pipe, will be put in for 12.1 cents per foot. This includes the south Green St.

Six Entertainments in the Course.

126 West Main Street.

Ear]v With.

digging and filling of the trenches. Ollico and Shop, 211 STANLEY X: PRICE.

Popular Entertainment Course

OF THE

YOUIIQ Men's Christian Associat'n.

One Gone. Five Coming.

Season tickets for the remaining five will be sold for $1,25. Cheapest. Largest and Best Course Entertainment ever given in the City.

Next Entertainment, Dec. 15. Single Admission 50 Cents

Prof. R. L. Cumnock.

The Leading Elocutionist of the West.

All

Hat to Live

AND LIVE TO BAT

Therefore when wanting first class groceries, Collee, Sugars, Tea, Apples, Pickles, Jersey Swce' Potatoes, New Sorglnim Molasses, Fresh Bulk Oys-ters, celery, cranberries, etc. call at

Cash Fry's,

To have NICE clothes is one thing, A to have a PERFECT fit is another.

They can be guaranteed at

The Popular Tailors at 206 East Main Street.

Will guarantee to all purchasers, perfect satisfaction in every detail^