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STOVES.—We «u headquarters in this line. (!as Stoves, tll kiiuls (-arlanil and Raident-1 lome Cook Stoves. Wcy.irc si lowing the linest line in the city of Grates, Mantles i!ul '1 ik: Hearths. .When on want to fix your grate over come and see us.
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST
litis i'clohrutci! specialist makes a specialty of Catarrh, Asthma und all diseases of »III' LUHJ:S. The doctor is a raduate from the best Medical Schools in Aincnca— Urtersity of Kentucky, New York Hospital for the Diseases of the Lungs and the L'.t'eirm Schools of Maryland. Ho has many testimonials from all over the Union from priitcl'ul patients whom he nas suecessfnlly treated for the above mentioned diseases. lie hns also had the honor of treating and curing cases in Europe. The Uot'tr.r carries his own medicines, using nothing but roots, Kirks, herbs and nawfrs-'Nature's own Komedies. "The leaves of the trees are for the healing of Urn Nation.4' Rev. XXII, A cure is guaranteed for the following:
^nilc and chronic Cutarrli, flinging In tlie Kurs, Deafness, Dpspepslii, Diseases ol lie Kur, Kye, Nose, Throat and Lungs, llemorutds, Diseases of tho Blood and Skin
Consultation Free and Strictly Confidential. Call on or address
W. K. FOUTS, M. D.
Mrilicijl :iiui Snr^ic il I usiitnti, Indianapolis and .Ii'fTersoiivillo, I nil.
HON. J. M. ROHIXSON, Mayor.
., IIo.v. .T K. MAHKII, Attorney-at-Law. .I
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MN. WILL VTIASV, City Treasurer. Mil. 1'HHD RAMHKK, City Clerk.
.K.Fonts will heat the Nutt Hotel, Wednesday, Nov.2, where hewill treat patients by the month. Consultation free, personally or by letter. The
Doctor will return every two weeks during the year.
Order Your New Suit
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COLMAN & MURPHY,
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W.K. F0UTS, M.-D.
Republican
SPEAKING.
HON. A. J. BEVERIDGE, of Indianapolis, will speak in this city at the Court House Thursday, November 3 at 7:30 p.m.
S. KENNEDY will speak at Mace Nov. 4, at 7:30 p. m.
HON. M. D. WHITE will speak at Whites Friday, Nov. 4, at 7:30 p. m.
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HON. W. E. HUMPHREY will speak at Waveland, Friday Nov. 4, at 7:30 p. m.
HON. P. S. KENNEDY will address the businessmen of Crawfordsville and Montgomery county at the Court House Monday, Nov. 7, at 7:30 p. m.
DAILY JOURNAL.
TUKSDAY, NOV. 1, 1892.
GENTLE ANNIE.
Miss Steveusou Joyfully Welcomed by the "Stmt For and Couldn't Ootue Club."
Another neophyte stands at the portal of "The Sent For and Couldn't Conn? Club" having made miserable failure in her effort to climb the golden .stairs.
Soino weeks ago Mrs. Elmer Marsh who has apartments over Smith's drug store took Miss Annie Stevenson in out of the wet, so to Bpeak. Annie came hero from Marion about two months ago and having corved at the LaVeta restaurant and tlm, Null House for a few days wan tur.K-d ].is* to seek other pastures. Annie found a homo with Mrs. Marsh who wanted company then put her feet under the table and smoked about tivo boxes of cigarettes a day. Annie is a dear, sweet girlie girl but she is prone to sti'Ver from the blues occasionally after an unusually large •ibund nice of iiguretleH, and last evening she went oil' the handle completely. .She grew quite despondent in the afternoon and started out about 5 o'clock purchasing morphine at three different drug stores. She took all she bought at one dose in the presence of Mrs.
Marsh und stated that it wns medicine. She then started out with Charley Crider, and was soon brought back us limp as a dish rag. Dr. Taylor was summoned and although the girl ul first refused to receive medienl assistiu
"Yes, I meant lo die," said she, with a gladsome giggle, "and I am going to make sure work of it us soon as I can get well enough to get some more poison. What do I want to live for when those folks down in that restaurant are talking acout mo? Charley Crider wns in here when you newspaper folks came up stairs but he went shooting out of the buck door. He don't want me to die and is ready to cry about it. Charley is a good friend of mine, but I'll have to leave ovon that dear, sweet Charley boy. I came here from Marion but used to live here about three years ago. I'm all right but as I lon't care to live 1 guess I will die. I suppose I belong to the suicide club now, but if I thought you would roast me like you did the rest of the girls and hoys I'd throw this apple ut you. l'es this hair is mine and I bleached it all by my lone lonely." During Annie's farmer residence hero she was head soldier in the Salvation Army.
A VEKY DULL SESSION.
Hallowe'en Seems tc Have Efiboted Even Tbo Council. The councilman wore all present except Smith but very little business of interest was transacted.
It was reported that the water mains had boon extended on Haw and Andersin streets and three now lire plugs put in ou the extensions.
The Wire Fence Company complained that it did not have sndicient lire protection and asked that the water main be extended to the city limit. The council voted the company 1200 feet of hose to be used in case of fire.
It was leported that Hocuin street had been graveled and it was ordered that an assessment be mado on the prop
erty owners. A resolution was adopted for the constructs of a brick side walk on the north side of Chestnut street from Green street to the first alley east.
Wm. Duvern was at 23J cents per lineal foot awarded the contract for bouldering the gutter on the north side of east Main from Pino to the Vandalia
track. Owing to irregularities tho bids on east JetTorson street gutters were re
jected. Ed Pennifeather received tho contract for graveling (iil)Bon streat at 20 cents per lineal foot and Haw street at 49 couts.
Manrice Carroll got the contract for graveling Anderson street at CO ccnts
per foot. After allowing somo accounts the meeting was adjourned.
SICK HKADAOHH, whether from constipation, indigestion or from impurities in tho blood, iscured by Irish Herb Tea. 2f»c at druggists.
ANOTflEK CONVERT.
J. H. DOWDB Declares tbat he will Tote the Eepublican Ticket Strai^Lt. lo tlio Editor Tlie Journal.
As there iB considerable talk as lo where I stand in the present campaign I take this method of settling all questions. I am opposed to the present tax law lam opposed to the infamous gerrymander whereby a large portion of the citizens of the State are disfranchised am opposed to returning to the wild cat banking system. I am satisfied with the present administration and believe that the country is now in the most prosperous condition it has been since JTcan remember. I therefore declare myself for the American eagle, General Harrison and the entire Republican ticket. JOHN H. DOWN
iiarly MUBIO and folk Songs. The Musical Amateurs held the regular meeting at the First Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon and were quite gratified with the large attendance of active and associate members. Owing to the nuture of the society it is not desirable'tbat visitors should be present and members are not expected to invite their friends, other than those who are visiting from abroad. However much they may desire their frienus with them it has been considered best lo draw the line at this point. The subjects for the afternoon were were "Early Instrumental Music" and "Folk Songs," with selections from J. H. Bach, from which the following program was made and rendered by the second section: Paper-Kurty Instrjinental Music..Mrs. llrltts Air—Do Ka l'unUiColu "I«'/I
Miss MeMcchan.
Loure (I'rom Suite) Miss ilitn.s. Conversation—Folk Sonys
I.ud by Miss Campbell
Kolk Songs illiuKtraUsI) 00 Sweden, |/o SentIIIIIU. 1 lelaliil, alt licrmnny, ici.AineiIcii Mrs. Inirils The Allow und the 'Ujinr /'iii-nfi
Miss Canine.
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Aeeoinpiiiilstw Misses Keeu'im a»il Stllweli
Letter List.
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but relented on the threat of force a I was pumped completely dry. It left her weak but safe and at 10 o'clock this morning was sitting up in bod ninuohing big red apple uud giggling as thongh real good joke had been perpetrated.
The following is the list of uncalled for lett«rB remaining in the pnstuffico at Crawfordsville, Ind.,for the week ending October 31th, 1S92. Persons .-ailing for these letters will please Bay "advertised": Harlow Fred Palmer George ChriRty Charles Powell Carter Lester Porter 11 S HarrisMraMargaret Sullivan Miss Carrie Hays Amos Thompson GeorgeA Hase Miss Luetta Tarr John llollom Mrs Eliza Vance Mre Hannah Lewis Mrs li Weikel Win Lloyd Edmund Wright & Co S Myers S Woodward Dr Chus Martin Mrs Nenrve Wilson William
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Oileering News i'rom Hew York. Col. A. A. Sprague has received a letter from J. P. Argersinger, Johnstown, N. Y., a member of the firm of P. P' Argersinger & _Co., manufacturers of gloves and mittens, and also a member of the Bepublican Central Committee of that State, in whiclihe says: "The Republicans feel quite confident of carry ing the State. If the vote is gotten to the polls on election day I have no doubt but we shall get a larger majority than four years ago."
New Time Table.
The following is the new time table which goes into effect on the Big Four: OOINI1 EAST. No. a 2"-m-NO. 8 J8 I"' I"No. 12 v1-".I"-No. 18 1:1 in.
OOINO WEST.
No. :i (i:4S p. m, No. 7 ia:40 u. in. No 0 1:00 tt. ill. No! 17 1:30 p. in.
A Red Ticket and a White Ticket. There are to be two ticketo, one rod ticket for the State and electoral candidates, and a white ticket for the Congressional and locul candidates. Stamp them both, right iD the square surrounding the eagle, fold separately, and hand separately to the election board.
The Charade Olub.
The Charade Olub held itB first meeting for the year
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evening at the
home of Miss Amanda Kelly on east Main street. The guests were very pleasantly entertained and the first meeting proved
to
be a highly enjoyable one.
Morton Olub Tonight.
The Morton Club will hold if.« regular meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Business of importance will bo transacted and new members initiated. All are urged to be present.
COLLEGE NOTES.
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Plenty of tlunking in recitations day all owing to Hallowe'en. Amoe Haivelon, of Clinton county, yesterday presented Purdue University with 835,000.
The foot ball eleven are hailing the rain as a Godsend, as it will soften up the ground preventing man black and blue spot.
President Burronghs in chapel thiB morning ennounced a 90 cont- rate to Greenoastle next Saturday if 50 go. It is certain more than that number will go.
The report comee from DePanw that their eleven will not put in all of its regular eleven against Wabash next Saturday. The DePanw eleven say that they are confident that Wabash won't even score against them. Well, tnat remains to be seen.
Like a Good Conundrum
la life, because everybody must give-it up. but .vou needn't be in a burry todosn. Life is worth livinK. To prolong it is worth your untiring effort Don't give up without calling to your rescue that grand, old family medicine, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, Many a wornout, exhausted body has it made over as good a* new. It strengthens, invigorates as, sisting nature, and not violating it. Cures liver disease, indigestion, and all blood taints und humors. Sure und lasting benollt guaranteed or money refunded. All druggiau.
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FROM HERE AND THERE.
—Guilford Babcock has returned to Evansville. —A son of D. D. Riddle is ill with diphtheria. —Bob Holloway came up from Terre Haute last evening. —Miss Edna Stevens, of Logansport, is the guest of Miss Mary Goltra. —About six drunks paid for the celebration of Hallow'een this morning. —Sam Morrison and John Butler, of Indianapolis, spent last night here. —Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jacques, of Lafayette, are the guests of Miss Mary Campbell. —George B. McCutcheon, of LaFayette, was down last night to spend Hallowe'en. —W. H. Mahon has been appointed postmaster at Brown's Valley to succeed T. F. Patton, resigned. —The regular meeting of the board of directors of the Y.M.C.A. will be held this evening at 7 o'clock. —"Monk" Shevlin and a cab driver had a fight on Green street last night and were duly fined this morning.
—Harry Maxwell will sing at the Methodist church again next Sunday and may be engaged permanently to take charge of the music. —Judge Dochterman, of Covington, was in the city to day making up the issues in the case of the Wabash Valloy Protective Union against N. J. Clodfelter and others. —The Y. P. S. C. E. of Christian church will give a mite sociable at the home of Mrs. John Booe, corner of College and Water streets on Thursday evening, Nov. 3. Everyone invited. —The ladies of the second section of the M. E. church will give social in the church parlors Thursday evening, Nov. 3. Supper 5 to 8. Admission 15 cents. Everybody invited. —The ladies of the second ward of the First church are requested to meet in the church parlors Thursday evening at 3 o'clock Both old and young, are invited to come and see about a social. —Seymour Detchon, of Crawfordsville, spent Sunday on the Wea with his wife, who is at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Benjamin Ray. Mr. Detchon returned home this morning.—LaFayette Courier.
Tribute of Friendship.
The Professor—In some respects Mis» Whackster a highly gifted young woman. At school, I remember, she excelled in mathematics. In a larfic class of geometry she. was easily the first.
Miss Laura Kajoncs—Yes, the dear girl always was so—so angular, you know.— Exchange.
The Decorative Mania.
On the wall lmngs a dipper with ribbons all over, A coal lmd betarlanded stawls on tlio door, A crazy «11 toapot with gilt on the cover And wreaths of yny clothespins are over tho door. Some household utcn»t! of Mildred's adorning. Bedecked and bespangled, is found every liicbe in. But the band painted washboard is missine this uiorninc. For mauiuiu is using it out in the kitchen. —Chicago Tribune.
I.oc'.ral.
"Why didn't you corgratulato young Jenkins on his marriage*'* "I could not conscientiously do that—I don't know his wife." "Well, you might hav» wished her joy." "J eimld not
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do th'-H—1 do
know JenKiuu."—Xew York llera'd.
A Word to liuatxindB.
We hear much of the duty of wn to alwas greet their husbands with smile when coming home tired from their work. There is another side to the picture. If husbands would only realize the thousand annoyances incident to housekeeping they would feol it just as much a duty to do all they can to make life pleasant for the hardworking wives. Many a wife is a sufferer with dyspepsia, constipation and sick or nervous headache. In such case go to the druggists, Moffet Morgan and get a fifty cent botle of Los Angeles Raisin Cured Prune Laxative which is a cure, safe and plonsBnt cure.'
EYE,ear and throat diseasos only, L)r Greene, .Toel Block. Fitting of glasses specialty.
LIQUID Sulphur "Internal" blood, stomach and liver.
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ARE THIS WEEK'ti VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMEN
Special Reduction on Cloaks!
We bought of a drummer 200 Sample Cloaks at about one=half of their value,
Which will be closed out at very much less than their value at wholesale.-
Great Reduction in HILLINERY GOODS.
Opposite Court lion: i, I rsl door west of Kline's |e\ve!ry Store.
to order.
Rial Beni ami
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Only first-class workmen employed and satisfaction guaranteed.
Music Haii Plumbing Shop.
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LN|I ID Sulphur "Lotion'1 for all eases of the skin.
/MtenMoii t' ariiiers.
To the policy holders of Ohio Farmers Insurance Company in regard to re ports published in newspapers I think there is no cause for alarm as tho corn panies reinsurance fund is amply large to protcct.all outstanding policies.
The only l'ure Cream of Tartar Powder. —No Amnions No Alum.
to see our immense line of ilats and I'ndrrwear for Fa!! and Winter. Shirts for Full Dress and KVICUY DAYWYNK.
Suspenders. Wool and Cotton llalf 1 liwe.
CUFFS AND COLLARS.
Neckwear. Mars Jewelry, Umbrellas, I )res-. Hows. See our $8 Mackentosh, guaranteed for three Years. Xii^ht Shirts, Y.M
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J&.DVICB TO W 0ME3J If you wcuUi protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation vott must use
BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE
REGULATOR
0 u?Y!:» April 20, ISSit.
This will rortiiy t'i.a two member* of my family, fwiving suiTorwl for rears from lUrikM ruaJ fs*r'^ulnril), tHnc trcnUMl without* U'W.'fit by physician*, wi*re ut lengl by one bottle if ttriuUU'td'* 3K'££iilutor. its offect is truly V.'onci.-'H''!!. J. "W STRANGis. p.r»te to WOM A N' r*i iil'M nU'JC. whU'h contnlua vniuftblo ItiforuiUtiHit oil all ft-mulc diseases.
Eu Vows, Agent.
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HAS been a favorite ctire-all since grandmother's time, but heretofore il would not dissolve in the stomach. l)r. Von l'eters, an eminent German chemist has discovered how to dissolve sulphur. Now it can be absorbed by the system. "Liquid Sulphur" is on sale at MolTett .V Morgan's.
What The J'ress Says. -,.i Dr. W. K. Fonts stands at the head ot his profession in this city as a specialist in tho treatment of the lung diseases.—Richard Work, River editor Louisville 1\ st.
As a physician and a gentleman, Dr. W. K. Fonts stands at the h»ad of tho profession, and one of the most learned specialists in the country. He baa treated more cases of lung diseases, catr.rrah and asthma than any man in the west with success uncipialed. He is now treating patients in every state in tho Union.—Jeffersonville News.
Dr. W. K. Fonts is a decided success in cases of lung discuses.—T'olono, Ills. Weekly Herald.
Ho ve, Taken Severn I
lioltles of Bradtield's Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other diseases combined, of li! yeara standing, and 1 rvally believe 1 am cured entirely, for which please accept my thanks
Jilts. W. E. STEJIJUNH, Ridge, Ga.
in Millious of Homes—40 Ycnrs the Standard.
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Milwaukee, I jet. 2!th, I sd2.
To'Omr'Au'rntai Cii.NTi.KjiKN:- (In reuiliiitf liie disp itclie^ report lug the disastrous tire Which e.iiisnim.1| -.1 lurifc portion of this city lusl nlelil, we i.resume niHiiy ol you Who :m not r»ll.v acifrnini•(1 with tin? nu.'ihoils of tlib (.• jni|»aiiv, and itinny ot onr jMitronn who have Insure'] illi us. huve beon nu- lnel to think Hut uvuro ovciloafHt. hi tho burnt Wo uro uhhl tc) ss iy Umt rh apprehension* arc unfoijtMli'd •iinl that while wo nauiinlly an* inn-resUMl to a very• hnyt aniourit-^O.OUO-tho polk-l^ «,r ih Milwaukee Mochjinles are Mill us tis villa, iiinl thut. we expert- to clove th« without}! retlueiion of our surnlu* I1 ter I|: 1 he M" routes!. West."
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OST—A leii nllk hanknreMct with bonier ol tIn«•.? whitHj.tiJpi'S. Leave at this ofand receive reward.
canc made ol hickory and osajre oran^rt Tl»e Under will oonlera tuvor •nyonb.v leaving it ut this olliee.
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(»ST—Some place between poMollice and JotMirubbV ea«t Main .street, a black pocketbook eontalninu ?.*j ()."• I'Jease return to thisolllceand recehe reward.
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SALK—A Htnisebuld MJWIIIJ machine with nil the latest Improvements, perfectly new. Will be sold at a bargain for eush. ply *it this rillicf:
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?OK SALK Tour hundred fine rod pressed bflck. (.'all at. 'Hii: ,UH KXAI, I.''Oil SALK—An excelb'nt cash hooksulUible I lor newspaper olliee. Address this iJllU'C.
(,iST~Ludlos troltl watch with Small lint. 1—# elu'.iu. Number on movement I'indcr please leave ul dO4.'east ,b HYrsou st net or at, tbi« olliee and receive reward. ."OU it KN f~A bjii ii. street.
Culi at 210 West Pike 11-si
'good girl at oneo at Dr
15. Hctehon's, Wages $:i.50 per week.
Wetgetlc
ANTKD- The names and addresses of eninn and \i on-.en oi»eu for permaent work'. We give exclusive territory. Wc» yuurantee good workers WO a week. Welurnish olliee, turnituro, dcdlvery Umm and neivspaper advertising. Our artleleiis a monopoly. It will HRVO er cent, of the roal bills of everybody. Full particulars by mall. Lit houraphs, )amjblets, etc., free upon nmeiptof IHistage. Address KOALSPAlt-• Cti.,—Department 148. iloston. Mass
LIQI'JD Sulphur "For tho Rath" lure's own cure for rhenmaBtism.
To rote tt straight Itrjtublican tti l.et in at it O W O II I thv Hi/mi rv that su rrmi mis the eagle