Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 March 1892 — Page 2

ONE ENJOYS

.fioth tlife method end results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to tbe taste, and acts trectly yet promptly on tlie Kidneys, -iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-f-m effectually, dispels colds, bead-

Lhes and fevers and cures habitual tonstipation. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of its kind ever produced, pletning to the t:iste and cct*ptable to the stomach, pr nipt in its action and truly beneficial in its effect", prepared onlv from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its manv excellent qualities coiumund it to all and have made it the most

pojiul

ulnr remedy known. 'P.

reward.

if Figs is f'cr sale in PQe

diid SI bott'.M by nil leading druggists. Any reliable druggist vhr maj not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try i». Do not accept any sui'vniiuto.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

SAH riiANCISCO. CL

LOUISVILLE- X* HEW YORK.

_T0L°AN.

I/) N PrJvajo Funds. Minis of J. #1 fi ». *i,00u, and «l,00fl. 7 jxTcent. on 11 rmortiruire.—A. C. Jenoisoo, Abstractor 3-1'

WANTED-HELP ».'i years old to do withea

WANTED--A

irtrl about

ifOD'Tril houeworfc at southeast corner :m*

of rcen street and Wabash uvouue.

WANTEDApply

11.500 homo monnv at 7 ocr

cm. to.I J. Darter. will

.Clure 'A'.Scott, Miller Hlock, uoith Wash nuton 'gtreot. Mar. 10-lw No delivering or eolectlng.no experience: steady work

MEN

Tot.ke orders.

K«»r terms, tK*st. specialties. samples free. llUOS., l(Of'lM\»t*T. N. V.

FOR SALE.

OR SALE—A faintly horse. -perfectly wife and uuyhody can drive him. tc. IS. I'-ry

(tii S A LK—Slruw berry, Ulaekberry asparagus plant*. \Y. Ro^ebro.

ilw-lw,

TTOK SAUK-A hou«e nn'l Jot, first hou J/ we-,t o! Collin Factory. No. 4oi, F«r p.utlcuiars eatl on JA. i, Thomas.

O S

LOST—A

pair of gold riurned eyeglasses with chain, Sunday morning between Zack Mah»jrney* reddener- and *the M. E c..urch on and Water streets, or1 between 1. K. ehur'-lt oa Wabash avenue and Dr. Duarau'fc resljcuee, between the hour* ol .21 HI.II 1 -/clock. Finder *111 picado return them lo y.:f.

v")rijey'ji

sto and rrcelw a

1 (r S li A purse contnlniiiif a s-mril uinoutit (M ehuriiro fiiii'lay. Cull oii \V. T. Uru^h.

Where to Buy

you want a parlor suite, Chamber suite or table, Go to Mahorney & Son's. As soon as you are able.

We also have some Lounges.

We are selling very low,

And to us it's not surprising

To see how fast they go.

Of writing desks and side boards

We hav«- a goodly store,

And if they do not please you We'll quickly order more.

Or if you want a Mattress.

Folding bed or Pillow, A spring bed or an easy chair,

From the best Flush or Willow.

Gasoline or cook stoves, -^u

Better goods you'll not lirul:

Decorated lea and dinner set§, From cheapest to finest kind

We sell you Stoves & Furniture,

On the easy payment plan. Now you come in and see us,

And we'll do the best we can.

We can tliow as fine a stock As any where you'll go,

And then you'll find our prices

Are very, very low.

So juat give us a trial,

And we will prove it sin e.

That it pays to go to Mahorney

& Sons,

To buy stoves and furniture..

buff! and HcltahtP,

^'In bimng a cough imMlitrine for children," savH H. A. Walker, a prominent druggist of Ogrien, Utah, "never bo afraid to liny Chamlterliiin's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it and relief is HIWUVB BUro to follow. I particularly recommend Chnmberlain'H because I have found it to be safe and reliable." 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye & Co.

—Spring novelties' are being opened in all departments every Jav. Oivo us a call and loam our low prices and get the correct styles. Louis liischof.

Couhing lejds to Consumptions. Kemp's Balaam Wll (top ttiw at Mm.

DAILY JOURNAL'

By T. H. B. McCAJN.

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

Entered at the Poetofltre at Crawfordsrllle Indian?!, :u» nccoud-clnss mutter.

THE DATLYCOVRNAJ,,

By mall, per annum-......-..-........—...— 15.00 H\ imUUblx month.. 2.00 Hy mull, three rnootha l.ttO By carrier, per wt^ek 10

THE WEEKLY .JOl'UNAL.

Thwraortha 0 SUtnonttit.... 0.) One year.. |l.-o

For paper*aoa\ outside the county 10 oentA fiddltlona! for The WKKKI.V must Invart^biy be paid for In adVRM'O.

Send postal not or tnonor order.

FRIDAY, MARCH 18,1892.

This Date in History—March 18, Alexander, bbbop of

2*1--Mnrtyrdnm of M. JeruMiletn. 97a—Death of Kins Kdward of En^'Htjd. eoroi^ouly cttlb-l

k'Th»*

Martyr,"

ITio—6lr Kotwrl Waijole. mitiiter to 0y»ri 1 and II and carl of OrfonJ, died. 1782—John CiHldtvel! Calhoun, staie^niiri. bom

In t'aroJina died iiVl. IB12—John turtle Tookc, ICn^lUh iKlitlcal writer, died. l305~-BatUe-of beutoovilie, N. C., lcj an: ended onthoiM^t. ISso- llorace Fairbanks cx-^overnor of Vermont, died torn IK.'n. l.-W)-t»ener«il Von Caprivl fcelectod a« chancellor ioHuet eod liiMuarck. 1^91—Slate Attorney Arthur Dunn shot and

Ruled Frank Walters, a no\v»pap«ir man. in New Orleans, because of the latter'* criticism of the former's conduct ta (he Hennery murder canes.

I"DUE

WILLIAM

tt til

WOODS

WHS con

firmed ae one of the new United States Circuit Judges yesterday by the Senate UIUT delay of three months. The Democratic Senators made a moBt bit-

ter light against confirmation, all be-1 cause Judge Woods sent Siin Coy to the penitentiary for a violation of the election inws. Yoorhees and Turpie led the opposition, two men who are unworthy to loose the shots of such a man as Judge Woods.

TAXATION.

Tbs Peansylvaiiia Metliod of Bailing Revenue for General Purposes. To the Editor »Mle Journal.

We changi from the collection of taxes at one payment for the whole year to semi-annual payments for the reason that it would be easier to pay the tax in two installments than to pay in one sum once a year. It has been my opinion for many years that if our taxes were made payable |uaiter!_v that they would be still more easily paid than to pay semi-annually. Hut it is not my i)ur]wse to discuss that but to copy iroiu the report of the Auditor-General of l'e'iusylvania the mvijits and ex penditures of tbo revenues of that Slate, ind also tbe report of the sources from which the State derives her revenues. I'he following table or summary of reipts gives the amount from each •"jiirec:

1.1111*1 ... 1 on corporation Suiek a ti'l li in itetl piirthersliips,. .. I' ix *jn lecetpts tloi" 11 011 irrens reiieipt*iMiiillc M.77S.00 1* ,.! i.n uror-s IT- niiultts 45,^*110.IIS I'll on lumk 4 1SS.4:j ax on u.-i.e.iraiiiKS or

l,0':)6,3!lfM5

of eonoi.i-

il3.S05.70

of noUsrles

IIKV

m*- H)0,.T.:i. i0

I ILA oii b'ji-.ils. tMjuiily uii'l nnidlclimi........ iMI s'j Tux on I ori-1s, prlviile cor|i)r itions *i (1,50 4. ((0 111A oil IHTn'.HIlll |Of|'| ll' 4J'.'iH.£'4

UJC RT III WI(TP. OU"..,!-,. -:LC 1 TII'. RJ

I'IIJCON

on collateral Uiln-rHallcji?'iTU.Ii? 1. rj Titv .u sHieot l. rMUz'-r^ .'^..v S.llMl.i 0 •r.'itrti iiiHurnnce curii putt

If-!!.'I

-iaiitiK house licenses ..., i,l4 1 .'•» 1 H'tali iloupr lic.-etist-.s. ... riOS.-jTn 4H vtioUr-iale iiouor1 license?............ '-I ||l .-.0 irewers licence SI.s, ''.'J'. iollU rs tiCCI'H* 40,.771.00 II-TNLICR?' LIRL'TI^O-. ...2R»H,II':'J.I .'1 tiiliard llcc-nse ii'J.'JK'I.ih '.inker- license..... 7,7il7 \iiclloneere iie'.'n.-,e.. ..., .'i,7»iS.7'. I'T ii-lier- I'.t'cnse lyirfc i'lii-aire, clnriis, etc,, .license... U..V7 S.'l 1'iimpiiii't law...... ...w Ikiniis on charters nlS,710.H6 Accrued interest... Ioe,.(y'j.rt4 ui.lew iniijui' I'orilliiiTtrtioijn l-i.S75.00 llefrlieny It It. Co •.!47.4!l!).!jS iilled SlHlertm-i\(M-niEcnt 1 7S,.")tl7.Ui omtniauiion ol ifjiinairo ta.v ., .... sii.-|.(i.*i4.i)4 \anuily for i-i^'iit ol way ... .*!... lo.iim.u.

Sclients... *1.718.1 i-esof publicolilcei'6 ...... nii.as'j h." :e('inded ca^ii 4,4-'i-.l 1 tinscierice tnouey *1,1111.01 -Ii ice:-iauenuH 41,077.04

Most of these, items are readily nn •birstood. Somo of thorn would retpiin an cxa tiination of the laws that author ii'.e them.

\K#U Ilrcr.ipi*, fCriirndftwai [ec(unberw. 1 u.'J0 1H1HV Jan H81..10S,TM 07^ Feb otn,4:t? J»K -. ,7HU H:i Xlar lU'.\b07.K0 L.!54.M»E -10 Apr ]-L7.8.F»4.4R

I\ r:$7,H*il (15 HH .1 i:iu.bu i,2 July v. .• A UIF ..... is,4Tr» «:I 8Hi,ia-i.:ii *"i'l O.'t

„... MO,:JHM.O5 1.1 :io,T70. fill

*"i'l O.'t .... 7:1.07 1 i-j.5is.ni) Nov .... Ti:i,ou4.rt •1 •5u,'l'J7.5ie

The receipts for the year were 81,1.57 and flowed into the treasury gradual!} from day to day, for the sums received each month were not paid on a given day of the month but from time to time, and the expenditures were also from day to day, for, as in tho case of the receipts, tho monthly expenditures were not on nny given day of the month. Mr. Windom, one of the ablest secretaries of the treasury, appreciated the value of having the pension money paid out in smaller amounts and more frequently, and to secure that end the pension agencies were divided into three classes by law, or by a treasury regula tion HO that instead of tho pensions being paid cpiarterly they are paid monthly and it would lie well if wo could adopt policy that would enable the tax payer to frequently pay in smaller sums. Whether the Pennsylvania method of raising taxes is better than our own will bear discussion. It will be noticed from the foregoing that the tax on foreign insurance companies and the tf.x on collateral inheritance is greater than the tax on real estate and personal property combined. In fact there is no tax on land for tbe amount is so small that is may bo dropped from the list of sources of taxation. II.

.*•

To oung Motlivrx

who ore for the first time to undorgo woman's severest trial, we offer you, not the stujKir caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend." a remedy which will, if used as directed, invariably alleviate the pains, horrors and risks of labor,and often entirely do away with them. Hold bv N ve A Co.

—(Jb, what beautiful Btyles in spring cloakB uod ujautles and hovr cheap. T.euis Biscbof.

STATE NEWS.

Interesting Occurrences In Various Parta of Indiana.

l^ani Ylui'n XilTort for a Vote. IVDMSAI'OLIS, Ind., March IS.—1'ang Ylm, a Chinaman of much more than local fame as a rich merchant., as an Americanized celestial, and as the husband of a very pretty American ifirl with whom he recently eloped to Chicago, has been trying to get legal recognition as a citizen of the United States. He based his application for naturalization on the fact that he had taken out his first papers beforo the passage of the law of ItSS'i, but notwithstanding this the court Thursday denied him citizenship on thd broad ground that, regardless of any step toward qualification taken .! prior to 1S32, the existing statutes forbid admitting a Chinaman to citizenbhip, and it was believed thai this implied to any step completing the process of naturalization. Pang Yim will appeal to the supreme court.

Zinc Iri.eovflred at Ttockfli'M. Di.'i.l'in, Ind., March 18.—Develop-m-.-nts Thursday at the snafl being sunk at ltockfield are such as to indicate rich deposits of zinc ore. A company was formed several days ago to' prospect and the shaft is the result. The company is headed by Senator A. R. Shroyer and C. II. Stevens, of Logansport, Hon. Charles Harle.v and Landis Uiclcets. of lliis city. A number of capitalists interested in zinc mines elsewhere have been here and all pronounce indications thus far as pointing to rich' and invaluable deposits. The compatiy has leases on 1,000 acres of land #nd arrangements are being made to sink several additional shafts Experts state that the ore compares favorably with the riche.t found in the celebrated zinc mines of Missouri

Australian Llallot Law All Rl^lit. ISPIANATOMS, Iud., March IS.—Tho Indiana supreme court Thursday handed down an opinion on the new Australian ballot law. It is held that this legislature has the right to enact such a law that the failure to btamp a ballot did not invalidate it that a board should not refuse to count a ballot because the clerk had written his name in the right-hand corner instead of the left, aud that where county and state boxes were used a ballot should be counted no matter which box it was deposited in. The case involves the office of auditor of Vanderburg county.

Accu««d of QuIlllHltd'i Murder. I.vniAXAroi.is, Ind., March IS.— James W. Wise was on Thursday brought here from I'erkinsville, Ind., under a charge of murder. In August, 1S00. Edward Quinlan was shot dead while fleeing from several policemen who were trying to arrest him becanse Wise charged that he had been robbed by Quinlan. It was afterward discovered that Wise's story was false, lie was accused of firing the shot that was supposed to have killed Quinlan. lie escaped and was located at I'erkinsville. where he had been liying since last Christmas. £.''0,."?'v

Martr.'i Wlrei Compare Notes. VAM'AHAISO,

Ind., March IS.—Clar

ence P. Martz, alias Hobcrt Spencer, was arrested at Crown l'oint Wednesday night charged with bigamy. Martz came here a year ago, and November 30 last he married lilsie Ziminer. Mis father-in-law was not pleased with his daughter's choice and began investigating. Ho found a wife whom Martz, alias Spencer, had deserted at Millciburg. Mrs. Martz will start from Millersburg to be present at the trial and prosecute her husband.

To Amalgamate Soldier Organisations.

IMUA.VAI'OI.IS,

Ind., March Is.—A

movement has been started in Indiana to bring about a union of the Grand Army of the Iiepublic and the Sons of Veterans, aud all posts of both organizations have been asked to take such action as seems advisable toward accomplishing amalgamation, instead of waiting for the national organization to effect it

lllnod Fight AmollR Mlnnm. CAKJION.

Ind., March IS.—Wednes

day night about twenty-five drunken miners engaged in free-for-all combat Dtiriug the wrangle J. D. Hcnnett drew a large knife and cut John Jones, 18 years old, nearly in shreds. Fifteen gashes were found in his body. He cannot livo. Two other men were seriously wounded.

Political Lawsuit,

VKHNO.V, Ind., March IS.—Patrick H. cCormick, of this place, candidate for treasurer of the state in IS'JO, next week will bring suit against Patrick II. Sweeney to recover MO, Olio because the latter circulated false charges against him during the campaign, as alleged.

js hlaln with a Milliard Cuo. KKANKFOUT, Ind.,March 18.—Wcvlnesday night Frank Douglas, a saloonkeeper, and Arthur Johnson got into a fight over a game of pool. Douglas struck Johnson over the head with billiard cm-, fracturing his skull and fatally injuring him.

Mi* (ittllaiitly Defended the Flag. NOIII.KSVII.I.K,

Ind., March IS.—Mrs.

Mary W'hitinger, who so gallantly defended the ilag in Clay township by facing a mob with a shotgun, was on Thursday presented with a gold medal by admiring friends.

A Itrutal lliirtband'N Sontenca. MU.NXIK, Ind., March 18.—Oliver Williams, a glassblower, who attempted to cut his wife's throat a few weeks ago because, she refused to give him money with which to buy liquor, was sentenced tojour years Thursday.

Trlntl to Mob Fakir*.

HlH7.li., Intl., March 18.-^Citizens Thursday tried to mob two fakirs who sold medicine in lots varying from SI to 810, the purchasers hoping to get twice their money back. liusiness was suspended during the man hunt.

'1 hr (ircat Alia IrrlRaHojf Synt«m. TKAVF.IIS, Cal., March IS.—The great Alta irrigating district system of canals lias just been completed and is running full of water, pructicaliy irrigating l.'i0,0U0 acres of land. Five hundred miles of canals and distributing ditches are in operation.

Tlitrt««i Kltiilrilngi Hurried. .j KISOSTOK. K. Y., March 18.—A fire in Uddyville Wednesday night dc6troyed thirteen buildings, including I vScliuman's hotel and Dorris' hotel, four dwelliug houses and seven barns. The loss will reach about $50,000. All the buildings burned were frame struolltfDI.

AN OPEN BARGAIN IN OUR

Curtain! Department.

75 pair Elegant Chenille Por-

viers late designs and best color

ings will be sold cheap.

New Goods Are Corrvng in at a Rapid Gait intc all the store.

All the Latest JXovcItics in Veil

ings are now open—the style

and price speak for them-

selves.

Our I),

as Trimmin« Depart-,

men/ fairly shines with attrac-.

tions at regular prices.

OT7RS IS THE UGST Complete

Corset- Department

In the State ol Indiana

Nothing missing which O I?

.t if

is niw

a.ul desirable.

CELfcBRATED

KIDCLOVESV:

PERFECTIDN'DF PIT

uail

rrnsT

ovai/ty clovls

BRANOL 3 WITH OUT! NAMC /V FlfiU iff IfTT HA NO CLOtE

BEWASE OP IMITATIONS.

wr\if

BISCHOF'S BAZAR-h

We Have Correct Styles—London, Berlin and Paris. Fine Wool Stuffs, Silk Dress Fabrics and Cloaks

For Bioring and S-u.rn.mer.

hiUi

-i I £:Ci)

I je ader'of ttie Feisliion e,ncL Lo

».

127, 129 East Main Street.

CRAWFOROSVILLE, INDIANA.

We Want You to Know that our New

Spring Dress Goods

Are just lovely and we want

you to call and get a barga:n.

First callers always get choice.

Embroideries and Laces in

Abundance, enough to

Suit

Every Lady's Purse.

And last, but not least, tbe Zt/-

ifies Cloak Department is the

leading one in this state

And looks as bright as a dollar.

None but the newest, best-mad

and best-fitting garments

Ready for inspection.

Come to the center of attractions

and feiist your eyes on all

which is essential to

Woman's wants and which at

tributes to the tasteful attire

of their sex.

Dressed and Undressed

KID GLOVES,

Chamois and Fabric Gloves.

In our well-known brand: in all the latest tints.

TAT

\XXOUNCF.MENTS.

HlKi.) c. HAXDEL will l.c Mayor ct the city or CrimTordsvil ii .T.\ "4 ^«»*ior» tloii

AO/NN

Frioes.

,fc

undfdalc tor "ll subject city ixmvoD'

Ult*

Kopuhltci

tor rx-^i^u.mLu'uQ u!"{hcVuffl^orUCUyUT'^*'*

can primany election b„M S«turau),Mafell ae". CUAHI.fc.SM SCOTf will be a oandlilMia L-m.ujli.KiUm lor City Ueric before tl,e H°r b.tcan primary couvontl^u to b.» Saturday, .Mar.

VUUJU 10

JOH.V J. HHOTIttltS will be a

"bid ou

L-ai.,ll,iu,

City Marshal or Crawrordavllk su t, ,rrr decision of the Hepublicun primary mm-uni. to be held ou suturduy, Marcli 20

io"

II OU ACE ENSMINUBK will be a ••nn.i? dine or re-uoiiiiimiou for the |osltiou of Marthui. subje to tho decision ot the liepiii?

II imany e'ectlon. Saturday. Mart,'"y.

3A.M EL BEACH will he a candidate for Couiiciriuii" lrom the Kirst ward, sublet to "ie uecli-iou of Hie Itepubllcun prtnmn ,,^ cutiou Ui be held ou Saturday, March 'JO

WILLIAM• MT-DAKTKU for Lo.ine .mun from the Kiret wa'rd. "ublS to the decision of the lU-publicun •jrlnmrv i™, ventiun to ho held on Saturday, March So.

FoltGlSO.N G. McINTIItB will he a CMn.na^r for Cotmcilinan fron. the. First w.rd, to the decision ot the Hepublicun pr,uittryTn. cut ion lo to ticld ou Saiurday, March 2u.

DAN ID C.SMITH will bo a oundHato for loiiucbtuan from tbo &eeoud Wa d. bubJoct tbu decit»ioii ot the opubllcao primary convemlou to be hem Murch ^0.

THuMAS will bo a candidate

forloiiuciiiniit] lr tbe Second Ward 8uhJeet to the d- ebiou ol the HepubllcaD nrlmarr couveiitlou to be held March '2Q.

'IOMLINSON will be a candidate

or U16 council I ruin the cond ward, 6ubloot ihc decision of the Republican primary

ED KbVNOLDS will be a candidate for councilman lrom the Third ward subject to the dccitlou ol tho Ucpubiicau primary oonren. lion 'H March *^0.

MAKSHALL NYE Is a candidate for tho

DO-

bluou Couuclluiau from th Third Ward subject to the dealsion of the Republican primary election.

C11AHI."ESE DAV|?,of Union towuship.wlit he a candidate for Sh« riff of Montgomery couut), suhjett to tho declalou of Kepubllcau noiuiuatluK convention.

WJI.LIAM UlATT will be a candidate for .She rill ol MontKomery county, subject to the dcclion of the Republican nomlnatlDg con* veutlon

A D. L'*KLAN hereby announces as a cau» date I- ^heritJ" subject to the decislou of iLo Ucpubiicau uomluating convention.

HAUVEY A. WILKINSON will be aeacdldaie lor l'rosccutluir Attorney of the 22d J». diclal district subject to the decision of the Kcpubiicau uotninatluK convention.

JOHN JOH NSON,of Union township, ttIH bo a CHiulidtiK for Representative, subject to tho «iecisiou of the Republican nominatioff convention.

Non-Resident Notice.

to no)i fsident nd owners of the openiny and extension of Pike street from the east line of Meadow street to the icest line of Elston avenue!. He it. remembered that on tbe 19th day of October, 1$9l, it was ordered by the Common Council of the city of Crawfordsville. Indiana, that the matter of opening and ex* tending Pike street in said city from Meadow street east to Klston avenue be referred to the city comimsMonors for thicr action thereon, and that said cit\ commissinuurH, having f»n the lltb day of March, 1S92, filed a notice iu my oftiee that they would meet for the purpose of hearing evidence and assessing benefits aud damages at the office of the Mu.vbr of the city on Thursday, the Mb day of May, at 9 o'clock a to

Notice is therefore hereby given to Helen Hlair, Anna Taylor. Esther Joel, John B. Kobb, Jennie C. Smith, William Sellers, Henry B. Carrington» Josephiue iirooker, Win. T. May, MiLnie C. May, O'ivor Burk, Jennie Lambert. James M. Thompson. Alice L. Thompson, Hattie McEwen and the Louisville, New Albany Chljapo Railway Uoinpauy, of tho day when tho commissioners will meet to hear evidence atul take action on said street cite t« tion.

Witness my hand and seal of said city of Crawfordsville, Ind., this 11th dav of March WW. Q.M.SCOTT,

March 11, 1S92. City Clerk.

Best and Cheapest

Real Estate in the City Now on the Market.

The Wm. S, Galny Homestead and Three Lots Adjoinirg Yet Unsold.

Also, a Few Lots in the Beautiful Grove of Forest Trees on East Wabash Avenue,

Lots no better situated than these have so within the last (30 days at from $2S.50 to $30 p^r frout loot.

These lots are appraised at from $10 ro ^20 per frout foot one only —a beautiful corner lot 177 feet deep—being appraised at $22.50 per front foot.

Good judges say the lot have been appraised at a very low price as compared with other lots the city.

You can now buy at the appraisement. If you delay you will probably live to pay more.

('HAS. JOHNSTON, v, Commissioner.

[I TAKE API LL.

w. Hobb's Are the Bast on Earth.

Act gently yot promptly on tho LIVEB, kJP" NETS tail BOWELS, dispelling Headaches, Fevers and Colds, thoroughly olcanslng the system of disease, and cures habitual constipation. They are sugar ooatcil, do not grip«, very small, easy to take, ana por'} vegetable. 45 pills in each vlul. Pcrfoct digestion follows their use. Tbcy ibmlat.lr core lick fcra.1ache, and sreiwommfno-

Vegetable

ed liy leading phjalclanii. For sale by leading druggists or scut hy mail Br. eta. a »lsl. Address

HOBFS MEDICINE CO., Props., Stn Fnncfat or Chap FOR SALE IN CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.. BM Molfeti 2c Morgan, Druggists,

Who rtrglros a Rood hu*ln«ft8 position In th« Fair city *hould wrlto at on«*« for Prospectus OMD famous Metropolitan BunlneM Oollfg^ Unusual faolUtlc» for placing gnidtiatea. tOyvar*. OCQUPIm tu own buildlnj. r,Iucip^

O. M.