Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 August 1892 — Page 3

ON PICTURES

—AND—

Picture

Framing.

up

FL0UR=

pounds Pure (told.... 1 Pride of IVoi'lu (Sold Medal

Knrcka WhIU* Hose

•." Urn Hur

FURNITURE.=

ren's line goods. Bargains on all kinds goods at this season of

^Special Cut»8ale»

Keep on Coming!

Trickery May Flourish for a Time, but Square Dealing Endures the Last of Time.

Perhaps this will enable you lo understand why we have built

such a great business in Furniture, Stoves, Groceries

and Queensware. Our goods are bought for cash

and in large quantities—this is the reason we sel'

yooils so cheap. Helow we give a few prices:

pounds Yellow Siurar *1 .'Mi •":l IMIIIlitis

While Kxtrsi Su^f:tr l.uo

'J1 pounds Colli. A Siiiiiir .00 1 (i jKnmds (?ut-loaf Siitritr 1 .no 1 potuxlH I'owdereJ Sugar 1.01) I pound .\X.\ Cotlre 1 f) I pound Arhuckle cotlee \'o I pound Lion cotlcc .'.'0 1 pound Jersey collec I pound Hanncr eottce \*o 1 pound hest Hlo roasted collec 'Jf»

1 pound pure Hlo and Mnc.i lollee llu

=We are headquarters for Flour in

price. Do not fail to try a sack of Pure Gold,

selling a car-load of this llour every 30 days

llour is made out of the Best Spring Wheat and

made at Minneapolis, .and look at the price:

of

the

E. B. CURTIS,

205 East Main Street.

I

PROF. L. O. SMITH

Hoes leave to announce that lib will accept a few more scholars

011

Mandolin and Guitar.

Thorough instruction on either instrument guaranteed.

Terms made known upon appl.m'lnn

MONON ROUTE.

SOUTH

'.-."'.ill NlRhl. M.-.ll (ci.-il'vl i'Jl'.m Day MhIIiiIHI'/i .... Way Frelyiil

1 iMfia.tn

K^r" BIG 4—Peoria !)i?

!!:!!0,ini Rxnr SB— Mu i.."li ?:V!!H'in Mall (dally) Hp.m(daily) Mall— Rxpress....

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in

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VANDALIA.

r' W

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Nin

Krnn'Hs

fljlHpi: 8:10a.in ...*J:.'i:ipm 1:40 tun

Mali

•^•11 pin. 1:10pm

..KKprcsH .... Freu'ht....

Sakry

Agents Wanitd on

N I'ate

(oiuuilKslon. to hat.dle ili« N I'atent. uieinioal Ink Kraslng |N n'd. TL" .nilokest trreat^Mt selling hovellv tver MMiueed. ink thoroughly In two s«''*«inn No inislou of paper. Works like mar it* 'o ^4,d. profit. One agent's pairs mum uiit-

Plumbing and Natural Gas .. Fitting a Specialty.

n!.u,

mb0r

w,°

Inil!e no

At The

99-c Store

FOR ONE WEEK!

quality

Remember we are still selling Furniture

cheap. We have several grates and mantles that we are

closing out at cost. Now is your chance to buy grates

and mantles. he place to buy goods cheap is of

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

BOOTS AND SHOES'

The Cut Price Still Continues On Broken Sizes,

coueiies, cnalrs, stands, tables, dining Ingrain and rajr carnetp, mirrors, sets, etc., will elieap. Terms 11,0Pell

W

DAILY

and

We

are

This

70c •oO pouiids I'ure (told fl.-IO f»e r.o Prldt1 ol I'eoriti l,f»0 7."ic no Cohl Medal 1 ,:»t) (Hie no Kurcku uoe no White Uoso 1/J0 (J0c r»u Hon HU i.::o

WANTED-HELP.

rOSV—Ladles

FOH

Less than Cost,

Men's, Women's and Child-1 p,,"household

umbrella, loft standing In

front ol' ZlejjIerA: Hulmann*s Hiikcry, K. Main St. Loser will uppreclate tho return ol same to the? 'A. H. Hakcry. N-l 1

THA UK—iJeslrahlo city properly lor 1»»U". Call on or address HOI wost 1'crry S-J

FOCND—A

brass key on Wa*,hliufton street.

Owner can have by culling at JOUKNAL olllee.

tSAI'1'

suite room s«»t. chamber cash.

-I will oiler at. private Bale my uoods, consisting of bed room

I). KKSMINNKU,

-1 1 1 Kast Main street.

•OK KALK-A water motor.

four horse power Apply at.thisotliee.

Tnerk

ANTED—A reliable, xperleneed younir man wants

10

larm some and raise £tock

for Interests profits, Hichmond. Ind.

Address box .180, ItdiVw

WANTED-Salesman—Agrocer*'uoods,wish

Chicago firm man

ulaeturim: a lineol

to arrange with a lhor:mphly reliable man to sell their (roods in and about. Crawt'ordsvllle. Applh ant must have a K«MMI horn and covered wa*roti and be able to deposit $^.'0 with tirm, (Jood salary and porinpnont position II successful. Address Spencer It. P. Co., Masonic Temple, Chicago, ill. 8»lf»

WANTKl)—Wooiler

the

money in new patent

agents bttr

exclusive territory. Our

New

afjonUs llrst in Acid actually (retting rich. One agent in one day cleared $St», So can you. (Catalogue free. ALIMNKSAFIC CO.,No, JUKI —:t71, Clark £t- Cincinnati. O, S—Jll

FINE STOCK

For Sale Or Exchange For

SHALL FARH

Imported llnift Brood Mares and their colts ami a lino 5 year old imported Stallion, sure I'oal-k'cttor, anil line lot of colls as any, in proof ef which 1 ask you lo call and see. And aline lot of •I-year down to sucklings. For sale miles south of Crnwlordsville on the Charley Hilward gravel road at E. C. (Iriflllli'sstock farm.

•Stock will be Sold on good Time.

E. C. GRIFFITH.

Wlio (lrf-'rcfi

Au(d.hor, in two

I revlous experknee not IIC iry. tortus ami full particulars, address, 'I .0 •""rH* Eraser Mfg Co. LaCrosso.Wls. -i-

WILLIAMS BROS.,

charge Tor mtas-

unng your house and estimating cost of your work. wJo^.i!!nw

pu,t,in

nn oncs

ln

repaired.

lflnls

of Pumps which wo

selling very cheap.

125 South Green St. Opposite MuBic Hall.

Rood

ti.islncsa poHltlnn In tlio

K.il clt nhoulil ivi ltci at oncii rm- rrnspn tits or tlio rnmons Mclroimlttaii niialniws colli'im. '•J Unusualr#cllltl«'»riirplar1iiKKr!ulimtva. Kstuwisnoa 110 yoare. orom.k'S Its '.'J™,"V.Vlw'i/i,SA'/.'nnclpM-

Cholera infantum has lost its terrors since the introduction of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, nnd Diarrhmn Remedy. When that remedy is used and the treatment as dvected with each bottle is followed a cure is certain. Mr. A.W.Walter, a prominent merchant at Waltersburg, Ills., says: "It cured my baby boy of cholera infantum after several ot*hers had failed. Tho child was so low that ho seemed almost beyond the aid of human hands or reach of any medicine." 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye &. Booe, druggists.

JOURINAL.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1892.

TnE DAII.Y .TODIINAL IB on sale by liobinson & Wiillnee, nud l'outioua & Lucey.

BUIOIDE.

A Tormer Resident of This City Dies From the Effect of Taking Arsnic. Mrs. Lizzie Burdoll, ilnughter of Nioholiie ScLnnedorf, living north of tbo city, took arsenic Inst Friday and died Wednesday afternoon in the city hospital at Indianapolis. Her husband is a clerk in the When clothing store, and they have been mnrried about months. They had been separated twice, and he had applied for a divorce. It is claimed that ho was jealous of a former lover of his wife, and this was the cause of the trouble. About the 12th of last month Mrs. Burdell come here to visit her father, and Mr. Burdell enme with her, but returned immediately. He went to the house and packing up all of their furniture, took away, leaving a lot of his wife's fancy work thrown about over the lloor. Burdell then wroto his wife short letter to come homo, saying ho had a surprise for her. When she came to the house she found all their household effects remoyed and was thrown into a lit of despair. The woman then went to the house of Mrs. iJietch, on Arsenal avenue, where she took the arsenic. Mrs. Oreenstiner, a sister of the deceased, who lives at Indianapolis, said Mr. Itnrdell was not to blame, and that they had had a great deal of trouble ever since they were married. Mr. Greenstiner said that thero was not a nicer man in the city than Mr. Burdell, and that his wifo's tragedy was the rernill of her own work.

Here They Oome.

This year Sells Brothers' amusement holiday for everybody within a radiuB of fifty milos of Crawfordsville falls on Saturday, August 13, and the indications all point to such an inllux and mustering of our country cousins, their good wives, sturdy sons and rosy-cheek-ed daughters, as was never seen on such an oceasion before. For the glory and prolit of their twenty-first annual amusement campaign, the Messrs. Sells have clearly made herculean efforts to provide any amount of everything to please all tastes, while carefully excluding everything in the shape of debauching and prurient so-called "spectacles," and aught calculated to injure the morals of the young or offend a parent's senso of propriety and refinement. The Big Show of „he World will be presented here in more than the magnitude and perfection which, during the past winter months so entirely captivated Australia and won the unqualified admiration of its press and people, for while abroad most notable additions were made to its attraction, by the puiohase in Australasia, the East Indies and elsewhere of many exceedingly rare and royal beii6ts, birds and reptiles. The Messrs. Sells wish it distinctly and finally understood that their great show, is not divided, never was and never will be, but is always and everywhere fully fairly and squarely presented.

The New Soldiers' Home.

C. M. Travis is home from Indianapolis where ho met with Gen. Carnahan and Captain Marsh, of Winchester, a sub committee appointed to attend to the transfer of the land and money donated by LaFayette for the now Soldiers' Home. It was decided to make out the deed to the Department of Indiana, G. A. K., instead of to trustees. A landscape gardener litis been engaged to beautify the grounds nnd ho will begin work very soon. The committee also has assurances from leading men of both parties in the Legislature that thoy will make a liberal appropriation for the main building. The cottages will be built by private subscription/

Tho County Institute.

The Montgomery County Teachers' Institute will convene in this city, beginning next Monday. The sessions will be held at the court IIOUBO and will bo in progress iivo day. Every teacher should remember this, nnd also bear in mind that "one per cent, will bo deducted from daily wages for each day's absence from institute." An interesting programme has been arranged and the instructors will bo S. 13. Harwood, of Attica Sadie L. Montgomery, of JefTersouville and J. F. Warfel, of Ladoga.

Deaths.

Nettie Paris, age 10 months, died last night of Bummer complaint, and will be buried this afternoon at the 1. O. O. F. cemetery. She was tlie daughter of Aslmry Pariah, living ntar Yountsvillo.

Vivnnn M. Birchfield, age 2 years, d'od last evening of spinul'disease. The funeral will bo hold at 9 o'clock tomorrow,' with interment at Oak Hill. Sho wns tho daughter of Frank Birchfield.

A MidRummer Party.

Milo Ensminger and wife entertained Hbout thirty guests last evening very pleasantly in honor of Mrs. Ensminger's sister, MisB Flora Nowlen, of Chicago. In spite of the warm evening every one was made to enjoy the oceasion to tho utmost. Music was furnished by Harry IUmsbrook and Leo Smith nnd dancing and cards were indulged in. The floral decorations wore Binilax, cedar and northern holly.

SAFE IN NASHVILLE.

H. Ulay Kinc Arrives at the State Penitentiary. Speeial to The Journal.

NASUYILLR, Tenn., Aug. 11.—H. Clny King, the Memphis murderer, arrived here this morning in charge of the Sheriff, and was at once safely lodged in tho State prison, whore ho will end his days.

FLASHES FSOli OVER THE 0HT.

—E. C. Griffith iB in liomney. —.Tack Sullivan is yet in hiding. —Miss Emma Ilarloy is viBiting at Fowler. —The small court room is being papered. —Hciitli Carr went to Chicago this afternoon, —W. Seering is in LnFnyotte this afternoon. —Charlie Kritz wns up from Waveland to-day. —Mrs. S. J. Beach is visiting friends near Ladoga. —Miss Willie Lee iB visiting at Mt. Sterling. Ky. —Dr. S. G. Irwin is looking after his farm at Guion. —Harry Kline has returned from a visit at Muncie. —Miss Lillio Robin son is visiting in New Carlisle, O. —About 27!5 tickets to New Boss were sold to-day. —Wilbur Cooloy drove to the Now Boss fair to-day. —Mrs. Zack Mahoiney has returned from Indianapolis. —Miss Lucy Nowhall is the guest of Miss Minnie Scott. —Mrs. T. L. Stilwoll and family are visiting in Covington. —Frank McCalip and family are visiting near Thorntown. —-J. M. Macoy wont to Brookston to-day to tune pianos. —Miss IdnBappert bus returned from a visit at Indianapolis. —Miss George Abraham is tho guest of Cincinnatti relatives. —Miss Lida Jones returned last evening from Indianapolis. —liobort Jones is still very low and his death is hourly expected. —Joe Scott nnd wife are homo from a two weeks' trip to New York.

Miss Mae King, of West Middlesex l'a., went to Terre Ilnute to-day. —Misses Nell and Bessie Nicholson have returned from Bethnny Park. —Mrs. Hart, mother of Mrs. Sol Tannenbnum, has returned to Chicago '/r/l —Miss Dorn Bartholomew, of 1 ndinnapolis, is the guest of Ed Sergent.

Rev. G. W. Switzer and family went to the Battle Ground this afternoon. MisB Bertha Griest guve a party this afternoon in honor of her birthday.

Mrs. Thompson and Miss Emtna Thompson are visiting in Indianapolis. E. C. Noland went to South Bend thiB afternoon nnd Mrs. Noland to Monon. -Britton's grove on west Wabash avenue is being platted and lots -ire for sale. —Bnck Brothers, Grant Agnew and Lew Dickerson drove to Now Boss this morning. —Marion Alston is back from Now Richmond where he has been pntting on a tin roof. •Mrs. Stone, of Louisvillo, and" Mies Stone, of Greenoostle, are guostBof Vlrs. J. M. Lane.

Natural gas pipes are being placed in the house of Z. M. Ball, Chas. Bloss and the Smock sisters. —L. D. Beecher is clerking for Martin & Craig, and L. D. Collins is baggageman at the Monon depot. —The old Baptist church haB not been moved an inch to day. It is claimed that it iB too wot to move it. —Lon Zook has bought the grocery store of Jonathan Zook on the corner of Market street and Grant avenue.

Charley ltobinson, Tadie Ring and Honce Coleman have begun to take treatment nt the Sutherlin Institute. —W allace Williams,

which averaged

living northeast

of town, had seventy acres

of

wheat

20

buBhels

to the acre.

•A lurge number of persons went to tho Now Ross fair to day, as many going in privnte conveyances us on the train.

Tho ronuiins of Mies Joe Connell did not arrivo until this afternoon, nnd the funeral was held at the Catholic church.

Landlord Clard of tho Junction House had liiBbuggy overturned in'front of the Curtis shoe

Btoro

this morning.

No damage wns done. -Rev. L. P. Cain was in tho city today on his way from Danville to South Bond and the resorts of Michignn,where ho will spend few weeks. —The farmers Bay that the wheat crop is very largo, but thoy are afraid some of it will spoil on aocount of the wet weather, before it can be threshed. —In view of the present pioximity of Mars a now book entitled "A Maiden of Mors" is out at an opportune time. The author is F. M. Clarke, and the publishers, Chns. H. Sergei & Co., Chicago. —Next Saturday there will be a "protection nnd reciprocity" supplement to TUP. JOUIINATJ. Republicans should rend it cnrefully ns it will supply them with fncts for the grent campaign of education. —The excursion train to Buttle

Ground will lenve the Monon station tomorrow morning nt 8:25. Round trip tickets, 50 nnd 75 cents. It being Sundny school day at the camp meeting

Host f*ros Grain Silk 24 In. whle.onlv fl.OH, worth Our best $1.40 black Henrietta only We vil. Costutnocloth only 5c yd, worth SWe, Our ft 1-Jl nnbleaemd tmiMIn only .V perytl. Good widcCrash only Mc yd. All our 15o and 20c Froneh (Slnyhmns po at 10- yd. Wool Challles worth 20e ami V."e all tin at I ."e |n»r\d. 4f» Inch white ajiron k*H1S worth '.Tie only 10e.

103 East Main St.

fjUCF

PLEASANT

THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.

My dnotnr nays' itactH KuitOy «"»stonwrh, llror

and kltlnoyH,ami inn plfuhiiai Uvulae. Tiiix »li luk Ih mode front lit'i-hs, mitl )h (irviuu-^l for umtitaiwuuly tutlua. It is colled

LANE'S MEDICINE

All itnarkrirtA wll It nt fcV,

HII1

itiicknint

Huy one toilny. Latir'* I'mnlly MtMlielnn

movt'H

(he

I'lii'lidHVi

UocJltiy, UiiH in mortuary.

In onli-r Im

hundreds of children nre expected to go. —Tho stockholders of the IVoplo'H Natural Qns Company will nioet September 1 for the purposo of electing seven directors, nnd to change tho time of annual meeting from September lo the first Tuesday utter tho first Monday in Janunrv.

Both W ayB at Once.

"Gentlemen, mny I go with you?" "Where?" "I don't enre." "13ut wo are guing in opposite directions. This geutlemnn is going north, while I am going south." "I don't care." "But which of us do you wish to accompany "IJoth." "But you enn't go in two directions at once." "Can't I, though? I guo6s you don't know who I am. I am the Democratic plntform.—Ext'liange."

Uotice.

All subscribers to "the building fnnd of the Baptist church are hereby noticed that during the absence of ltev. L'. Puson, collections of subscriptions will bo made by W. T. Whittinglon. All who can do so will please call at hitoflice and pay their subscription. The soliciting committee will meet after services Wednesday evening, August 10th.

BY

(Jltl)Kli

A Prize I'iglit.

Ed Corey and Line Brown, of LaFayette, have signod an agreomont to en gage in a 10-round prize fight to take place within radius t.f 100 miles of LaFayette, and in forty-two days from date. Corey is to knock Brown down in ten rounds or forfeit the 8400 and gate receipts. The purse will be 8s00 a side.

Additions to tha Orphans' Home. Tho diri'Ctors of the Orphans' Home have decided to make an extensive addition to the house. Tho now part will l0 two stories high and include a kitchen, dining room, dormitory and sick room. The plans and specilicationtare on tile at the ollice of tho .Indiana Wire Fence Company.

Grocery Ohaugod Handn.

George Scaggs, late of Toinlinson AScaggs, has bought the grocery stock of Henry Connurd on west Pike street, and williintwdintoly stock up with tho best lino of groceries ever in the room. Mr. Scnggs' experience in the grocery business is long and he knows what the people want.

Children's Day at Battle Ground. To-morrow is children's dny nt the Battle Gronnd, nnd a spocinl train will leave liore at 8:U5 a. m., and returning will leave there at 5:30 p. m. Faro for the round trip is 75 cents, and for children is 50 cents. Excursion tickets good only on special.

I have been troubled with chronic cntnrrh for yonrs, Ely's Cream balm is the only remedy among tho many that I have used that affords mo relief.—E, W. Willard, Druggist., .Toliot, 111.

My son has been afllicted with nasal catarrh since quite yonng. I was in duced to try Ely's Cream Balm, and before he hnd used one boltlo that disagreeable catarrhal smell hnd all left him. Ho nppenrs as woll as nnyone. It iB tho beet catarrh remedy in tho market.—J. O. Olmstead, Areola, III.

UPSET SALE!

....

Prices Upset For Our

AUGUST SALE.

We go East to purcliH.se our fall stock on August 15th and to make room for lluimmense stock wc are going to purchase we will have to cut our present slock in half, so we have inaugurated our upset' sale for August which means goods al almost half price'as vmi in

In fact everything upset in price at our new store for this month. Next door west of Kline store,

"Well

OF OOMMITTKI

A Oard Party.

A pleasant little card party assembled last evening at the hall of Phi Kappi L'si in the stone front. A partial list of thoso present is as follows: Misses Ada Somerville, Sadie Britton, Harriet Harding, Hattie Detchon, l'auline Russell, Messrs. I. C. Elston, jr., Will Hiitchings, Chestor Britton, Luke Wood and Tim Harding.

b._'rUn

Emin Pasha, the reat African explorei and civ li/.er, is a .lew. Moth of his parents were .lews. His real name was Kdwanl Schnitzer, and he is a native of Silesia, born in l^ll).

The oldest livinir shipbuilder in Maine is T. .I. Southard, who is in his eighty-fifth year. Ile lives in Itichmond, and has built over 100 vessels. His name is a familiar one in shipping circles all over the world. \V. \V. Astor has purchased the magnificent mansion on ('arli ton House terrace, I.OIHIHII, which was formerly vhe palace of Ueorge IV. lie paid a very high price for it. Il is exceedingly spacious and is richly adorned.

Governor Peck, of Wisconsin, was once a tin in hlo printer living oil a back street. He now lives handsomely, keeps the most stylish turnout tu town, admires line horses, is a good story teller anil is gener ally liked.

Alderman Caldwells, the man who defeated Henry M. Stanley in North Lambeth recently, began life as a gardener's boy, and subsequently worked as a lalior. Mr. Caldwells made his money in building speculations.

Senator Warren, of Wyoming, is a self made man from the very foundation. His Ixiyhood is a story of hard work, and chapters of it include stolen caudles by which to read papers that lie had to walk ten miles to borrow.

Joseph Cook, the noted lioston lecturer, Is a broad shouldered man with a massive head and Intellectual face framed in becoming side whiskers of mixed gray and red, and kindly featltres illumined with a pair of'large 'jlue eyes.

A rclibishop Walsh, of Dublin, Is small and homely, but possesses a pair of eyes which blaze through his spectacles. He is unpopular at Rome, and although his two predecessors were cardinals he can never obtain the red hat while Leo XIII reigns, It is said.

The Fntlwr of Many Ills. Constipation loads to a multitude of physicial troubles. It is generally the result of carelessness or indifference to tho simplest rule of health. Eugene McKay, of Bradford, Ont., writes: "I had for years lieen a suiroror from constipation, had tnkon groat many different remedies, some of which did mo good for utimo but only for a time, then my trouble enme back worse than over. I was induced by a friend whom Brandroth's pills had benefited to try them. Took two each night for a week, then ono each night fdV -six weeks. Since that time I have not c-xperieneed the slightest difficulty, and my Ixiwels move regularly every dny. I firmly believe that for sluggishness of the liowels, nnd biliousness Brand roth's Tills are far su perior to uny other."

Half wool OiaHl« .s daik rolorp only \wfth '^cHieaehcd table lin« only I l\v worVh tu-.'nts worth 1 :e and Sue onlj :U ryd. Ladies all silk jilovrs only Hr wnrih tiir 10 do*/. Ixjys waists onlv itV, wotih '5f.c Ladies taney top and hia-k t«oi IIUM only '?NE W -.MI, AitsUn'n Forest l-'lowrr Colmjintc nnh ..• tonrihtV An) hat in the house at hall

Fine Plumbing,

NATURAL

GAS

11ylr

on

prlrr.

FITTING,

ints, I lose, l'tuiip*.

Pi|M\s, Sinks.

RIAL BENJAMIN, Music Hall Block.

Lunch Baskets, Traveling Bags,

Whisk Brooms,Hairand Cloth Brushes, Soaps,

THE FAIR.

MASCULINE MENTION.

Senator MiAone always registered "M.-ihone, Virginia." Mr. GInilstone is known among his colk'HKUi'S in public lifi! as "tlm mail with the terrible memory."

According to the Philadelphia I.cd^er, Andrew ("arnetiie "Is said to own no less than eighteen Knglish newspapers."

The Marquis ile Mores, who managed to kill his man in his hist, duel in France, has been shot ateiKhteen times without having been hit.

Sinner Miolitti, the new Italian prime minister, wears at all times mi old fashioned rusty Mack frock coat that reaches nearly to his ankles.

General James II. Weaver, the nominee /or president of the People's party, does not smoke or swear or drink. Ile possesses a pleasant baritone voice.

Thu bifjuest man ia congress is Representative Stone, of the Tivcnty-third Pennsylvania dist iet„ lb is 11 feet 0 inches tall and proportionately stout.

is half Ik-jrin your housework hy buying a cake of

Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for all rieaninjr purposes. Try il.

'I'L'MO

S JtMYl'Il

The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

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L!VIS'

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INSTRUCTIONS

IUMM TIIK

State Board of Tax Commissioners.

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Hinle

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lsI

'lay ol AIIIMISI,

tlit* following ruli's u.|HptM| lor ii iiiin nt

«IT

Appeals

IIOMI Conui

Hoai.ls nt I(cvu tn Hit* Muar.l ol T,i\ (oiniHlshlom-rs: All pi'titioiis on appeal nm-i set out Hie lull? Millie Ot the lippe.luut or uppi llatils, l»M« 'lier null a eomvi •Irseripilon nl the properly Iti queMion Hit. he realty. In ud'lilion tokthe ilescripiiott, which should he employed III ilie (NHiveyunee thereof, a lull history of the same Should he ven, emhrueluir the si/.e.eoudH mi, alio eimraetei ot imptovotneitts. the limit liul out ot which they *,u re eonMrueted the use to whieh put appro.Nimalc cost rental \almtoother ulihH.fl, »I her information as will aid In living a true valuation Ihcrcou. ,*aid petition shall he subscribed and Mvorn to |.\ jlie ai»|M'lhitit or appellant-, as the case mu\ he. and should set out the amount of tin- m.pralsemeiit or valuation as oriirlnaliv lived Jind returned hy tin* Township Assessor, ami the umount. Hnulljk ajrretd upon hy the ouniv Hoard of Keview. I hcirroundn of oMenioti should ho stated in a complete and eoi c^e milliner.

Appeals must he tiled ith the ToutiM Audltoi oiioi tifloic the lothof

slml!

IKS

AIJJMIM,

and il

the duty ot that oilier lo toahu

:Ih

UiniMn!' tlie same, ujth alllhe parcis connected thercwlt h. to the Stale Hoard ol T.\ (onunis*ione!.s. I, ^,,reially importani lluit all up|e.,ts sli.tll lie In Ihe

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State llounl on lliel.'ali iluv ol' .Anuiist on wlileli ilaysueli :i|.|.. al- will lie lieanl. .it'LLN

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Thi'stoel. holders ol'the Pi^ipleV N:itur.il :isCom 111!11\ of I Hll:iii:i »ill meet nl I lieil ollii

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Attest: A. !•'. Il.\.MSHV. W.I'. IIKIIII.IN, l'resiilenl Secretary.

I.ou- Ifn/fi llti rut s! Kxcit rslonx The announcement that the North

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Western Line, comprising over K,110(1 miles of thoroughly equipped railway, has arranged to run low rate llnrveia Excursions during the months of August and September, will be gladly received by those inlrrested in the development of the great. West, and Northivest, as well lis by those who desire lo visit this wonderfully ptoductiv« region at a season of the year when exact demonstration can be made of the merits and advantages il. olTeis to homo seekeis and those in search ol safe and ]11 lii.able investment.

These excursions will leavel !hicngo on August and Kopt. 27, and tickets ciiii be bought, at the very low rate of one fare tho round trip to points in Iowa, Minnesota, Norl and South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, tHali, Idaho and Montana. Thoy will bo strictly lirst class in every particular and will be good for return passage at any time within twenty days from dale of purchase. Full information concerning rales and arrangeim nts for these ex cursiotis can bo obtained upon npplicn. tion to anv eou|mn ticket agent, or lo W. A. Thrall, (i. V. T. A., Chicago ,(• North-Western B'y, Chicago.

HON. W. V. LUCAS, Ex-State Auditor of Iowa, savs: "I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remody in my family and have no hesitation in saving it is an excellent remedy. lielicve all that is claimed for il. Persons nlllcted by a cou^li or a cold will (ind it a friends. There is no danger from whooping cough whon this remedv is freely given. 00 cenL bottlos for sale by Nye &. Booe.