Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 November 1892 — Page 3

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MOST SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST In Airicrica.-^iS

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lXiv,e!eo)ated specialist, makes a specialty of Catarrh, Asthma and all diseases of ll't Lun^s. The doctor is a graduate from the best Medical Schools MI Amoricatihvetsn.v of Kentucky, New York Hospital for the Diseases of the Lung* and the hUfcti-ic Schools of Maryland, lie lias many testimonials from all over the Union win-, grateful patients whom he mis successfully treated for the above mentioned (tisttises. He

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treating: and curing cases in Europe, The

yf".tor carries his own medicines, using nothing but roots, barks, herbs and Jfownrs--Nature's own Remedies. "The leaves of the trees are for the healing of hui Nation." Hev. XXII, 'I. A cure is guaranteed for the following:

Aeiitp ami chronic Catarrh, Kinging In the Kars, Dcnfiicss, Opspepslu, Diseases I (he Kar, Kye, Nose, Throat ami Lungs* lleiucroiils, Diseases of tho Rlowi ami Skin

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Referees

HON. ,T. M. KOHINSO.V, Mayor. I HON. It. MA Hsu, Attorney-at-Law.

Mit. WILII VEAKY, Citv Treasurer. [Mit. L'ltiii) BAMUKK, City Clerk.

'AN .k.Fouls will beat the Xutt Hotel, Wednesday, Nov, vNVIKT^ lie will treat patients by the month. Consultafree, personally or by letter. The

Doctor will return every two weeks during the j'ear.

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SPEAKING.

HON, A. J, liEVKUIDGIC, of lndianapolis, will speak in this city at the Court House Thursday, November Hut 7 HO p.m.

HON. I\ 8, KKNNEDY will speak at Mace •'rlday, Nov. 4, «t 7 !10 p. in.

HON. M. l. WH1TK will speak :il. WhilosvlUe Friday, Nov, *l, ill. 7:30 p. m.

HON. W.K. HCMI'HUKY will speak at Waveland, 1'ridny Nov. 1, at 7:30 p. in.

HON. I*. S, KKNNKDY will address tho bustness men ol' Crawfordsville and Montgomery county at the Court House Mouday, Nov.

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W. T. WHlTTNfiTON, will apeak at KirkPatrick, Saturday evening at. 7:UU o'clock.

DAILY JOURNAL

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1892.

A Tree Show.

On Thursday evening of this week I ho members of tho Natural History Society will give at tho museum a microscopical exhibition of their work done in biology. A special effort will be made to entertain tho public who are in inv way interested.

Bevendge To-morrow Night. To morrow night A. .1. IJuvendge will speak at (lie court house and it behooves overj one to be present. Mr. Beveridge is one of the most eloquent md effective orators in the west and his meetings this frill have worked groat enthusiasm in all parts of the State.

To Be Reorganized.

The Dove Tail Body Company will bo reorganized and known as the Dove Tail Co. Jt is virtually organized now and it. is statod that Cliff Yoris will Vie the now secretary. The new works will lie reopened next week under very favorablo circumstances and it is thought that the plant can be made a paying one. At lirst a full force of ban is will not be employed but it is likel that in the courso of a few weeks everything will bfi moving as of yore.

Death of Michael Barnes.

This morning at 11 o'clock Michael Bnrnep, aged 8f years, died at the residence of his daughter Mrs. Eiias Mills, on east College strc

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sick for some time and li:s dea^h was due to old age, more than to any disease. Mr. Barnes had resided in this county for 30 years years and in Crawfordsville for over 20 yenrs. lie was a good citizen and was respected by nil. He leaves sis living children, namely: Mrs. W. T. Bnyless, Mrs. Keuben Stout, Mrs. D. Tucker of Colfax, Mrs. Ponder of Indianapolis, and Nathan and Uriah Barnes of Cincinnati. Ho was also the grandfather of county commisfioner Allen Byors. The funeral announcement will bo made later.

Beware of Bilhe Oolemau: THE JOUICSAL acknowledges itself to have been in error in deriding as ineffectual methods of suicide '-Bough on liats," laudanum and morphine. They are, we now believe, all right but we wish to warn all persons desirous of shnllling of this mortal coil, to steer lear of Will Coleman.when they purliase their poison. Mr. Coleman is engaged at Smith & Myers' drug store and it is not improbable that ho will he unanimously elected as the pastron of the "Sent For and Couldu't Como Club." illiam enjoys the enviable deslinction of having sold tho poison to every unsuccessful aspirant for suicidal honors that has blossomed in Crawfordsville for a year or more. With suave grace he dished out what purported to bo death to Mrs. Canary, John Suiters, Mrs. Watson, Annie Stevens, and, in fact, all the charter members of the suicide clnb, except Walter Layne, who used a revolver.

The Morton Olub Meetins.

The meeting of tho Morton Club last evening was one of the most enthusiastic that has yet been held. Gould Kbonds,u traveling man,was present and being called on for a speech, responded in a most felicitous and happy manner. Hon. N. B. Couberly, the Republican candidate for Representative, followed in a most excellent discussion of tho tariff and closed with a line tribute to President Harrison which evoked loud and rapturous applause. The height of enthusiasm was reached, howeven when Fr'ink Smith, a life long Democrat,, appeared and asked to bo admitted to membership iu the club. After admission he was called out and tersely gave his reasons for loaving the Democratic party. The application of another Democrat, asking admission to the clnb was read amid loud applause. The number of Democrats whose names are enrolled on the membership of tho club now rcaches forty Jice, some of whom are first voteis but the majority of them voted for Cleveland four years ago. Keep the ball rolling^

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Goo. M. Sparks and Emma C. Bell. Jasper McMullon aud Lucinda Wil­

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SICK HEADAOHJI, whether from constipation, indigestion or from impurities in the blood, iscuredby Irish Herb Tea. 2Iic at druggists.

Thrilling News FromV/ajnetown, Kpeclul to the .J on III II t. WAYNKTOWN, Nov. 2.—All Waynolown is agog over tho disappearance of Mastors Jerrel Fireston and Koscoe Bailey, aged 10 and 12 years, respectively. These little toddlers lelt town yesterday morning and were seen going weft on the Big Four road. Since then no word has been received from them. Jerrel was known to possess !J7 son la and Port had a pet cat and a key ring. Their disappearance has caused a tremendous sensation, and their parents are fairly wild with anxiety and grief. The little ones wore out on the streetB Hallowe'en watching the wicked boys tear down tho hair dressers' signs and hand it up over the saloon. They also witnessed the conflagration of numerous gates and hen houses and saw some wicked fellows paint a widow's white house a beautiful nile green. For this innocent sport tlioy were threatened with arrest yesterday and at once left town. Their fathers are searching the towns and country west of hero.

Disaster in England,

Special to Tlie Journal. NEW Yoitic, Nov. 2. —Ten persons aro known to have been killed aud thirty others injured, many neHously, in a railway collision litis monrng mar Thirsk, England.

World's Pair Souvemr.

The World's Fair souvenir coins are '•going like hot caker," and those who want to get one or more of thf?in will have to bestir themselves or they will be loo late. The desire for one of the mementos of the Exposition reemsto be almost as universal as is the interest in the Exposition iUelf, and orders for them have been sent in tram all parts nl the United States and jdeo from foreign countries

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This souve.iir half dollar, it is reported from Washington, wi!i be the most artistic coin ever issued from the mint. On the obverse sije will appear the head or Columbus designed from the f.otto portrait, and surrounding the wordy, "World'sCuhimbinnExposiliou, Chicago, 181)2." On the reverse hide wilt uppe.-r a caravel, representing Uolmnline' llag ship, and beneath it two hemispheres. Above the caravel will be "United Stales of America,'- and beneath the hemispheres, "Columbian Half Dollar." There is no doubt that, this coin will be regarded as the most distinctive and highest prized cheap souvenir of the World's air.

All of these souvenir coins, except live, are being sold at a uniform price of ono dollar each. For the lirst coin struck oil §10,000 has already bSea of fered, and various prices have been bid for the 100lh, 1492d, lS92d and the last coin.

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lu the Corset.

Alonzo Gloason purchased the corset of the lamented Madame Von Kokoy at the sale of her effects laEt Saturday, and was greatly suprised to find a bundle sewad in its lining. He believed, it to be a goodly wad of greenbacks but investigation proved that it, was but a few coins, somo charms and a few pages of German script. Sol I'aniH nbann: trnnslated these aud found them to be Bible quotations and mottoes. Administrator Shruin is after this treasure trovo to add to his already lnrpe find luscious collection of hokeybos.

Harriace.

I his morning at 10 o'clock the mar-' riage of Joseph McMullen and Mrs Lucinda Williams was consummated at the residence of the bride in Longview. Mr. McMullen is a worthy farmer living sevoral mileH south of this city. Tl brido is an estimable woman, a daughter of tho late Joseph Hardy. Rev. John M. Stafford as the officiating olerijytnan.

COLLEGE BOTES.

Jim Armstrong left for New Albany to-day to take pari in tho flection. ^01 The Stevenson club held its weekly meeting last night but no business of import"nee was transacted.

Harvey Wynecoop is very haughty and proud these days because he has a stiff' neck and no one else has.

Tho McKinley club will meet in one of the literary halls in Center hull tonight for the purpose oT making arrangements for tho last grand rally of the campaign.

The Freshman class st their meeting last night, elected Guy Kramer president, and Clark, vico-president^ yTlie reason of the new election was owing to the promotion of tho former president.

Malley, who coached the Wabash eleven and who was playing with the Chicago Athletic Association eleven on its Eastern trip, was roughly used in one of the games last week and will not be able to line up with tho Chicago eleven when it meets Princeton to day. Malloy has tho reputation among his fellows of being one of the most conscientious, hardwording men in tho eleven.

A Oard.

To IheK'lItor the .lourinit. In the issue of Oct. 20 there appeared an item in THE DAILY Jot.-nx.vr, claiming that Mr. Ed Lawrence was connected with a scheme to induce one Ted Coons to move, and thereby lose his vote. Whilo the circumstances at the time might have evidenced that such might liavo been tho CSIEO we have found that such was not true, and take pleasure in correcting the same and placing Mr. Lawrence right before the people.

JOHN F. WAUIIKITTO.V, II. H. SWINJILEH.

TF YOIT want a first class new sewing machine for twenty dollars call on Z. S. Wheeler, 215 east Main street.

jjpo.siu: Court lions

M. Gregg is in Chicago.

?~-Miss Anna Milligan is visiting in. ndianapolis.. Frank Go'.dsberry, of Colfax, was in the city to-dav. —Judge Dochtermami returned to Covington this afternoon.

Judge E. C. Snyder went to Wil liamsport this afternoon \V. T. Whittington will speak at Kirhpatrick Saturday night.

Gormans great minstrel's will be at Music llall one week from to-night. —Henry Campbell, and Miss Ktilherine left to-day for a visit, in Chicago.

V. C. Barns, of Cincinnati, is in the cit-r, c-ilh'il by the death or his father. Mioha. IJarmv.

W. E. Humphrey ban returned from his numerous political appointments over the State. —Miss Etta Finch has returned to her homo iu Logansport after a visiL with Miss Allio Marshall. —The invilat.i-ms are out tor th" mmriage of Joseph Brt.ton and ?.lii« I Anderiioii, of New Market.

Mis. George Black, who has heen the guest of MM. Geo:go S. Durham, returned to Greencastlo to day.

Yos'onlay Mrs. Minerva Whitta'cer, of east College street, started to go out of the door and slipping Tell and broke her wrist. The accident was a moat painful one. —Dr. Ileum was tendered 11 surprise party Monday evening by his wife who invited in number of his gentlemen friends to a most delectublesupper. The owning was very pleasantly pissed by all present.

LAit.'ir.HT stock of millinery goods in the citv to select from at Mrs. Wheeler's

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Farmers aro busy cribbing corn. Mrs. Burk is building a new house. John Soring is moving to Crawfordsville.

Frank Jetinison is in llhuois' visiting a brother. Tho basket supper last Tuesday night

was a success. Forest fires have been raging here for the past week.

Scott Eekert, of Jamestown, visited relatives here last week Miss Cynthia Harrison and others spout Sunday at Wa/nelo-.vn.

Mrs. Eva Duckworth, of Crawfordsville. is spendmg a fo-.v d^js with hor mother.

Mr. Steele will not shave or have his hair trimmed until after Cleveland is elected.

Hiram Con.iard and hi' best girl spent Sunday With tho family of Goo. Connard.

Th" uti'l 2iw It sor f-jll utn ftv.tumii tJaj'o I khv a pivtty Who mithercil ?o» I'thing hy tlio waye,

Ami unto Lor I saMe: .,

".\h maklon fain*. re verie ffiire. Of otlirr amide* bvyond compare,"/ In tnith. I love thee parsing well,

And tliia to tljce I cunie to tell."

Ilow bhisned she then, the prot.tv mnidel And I tochaiiKf the fciubjuct saidc: "What tfRthcrobt thou, sxvect uiaidcn, praye.y" "Chestnut*." S)H« said", and that WHS all bhe'd F-aye,

So I rode on. —Ijotroli Free I'rcsa.

Coircel lieasonin^.

Coillinf:—Snips, \vlmt will you charge for a suit of clnthea? Snips (who knows C*oUing)—If you will pay rah, forty dollars but if you never pay, according 10 your usual style, I'll have to iian you seventy-five dollars.

Codling- In the IJIIUT case you'd save monpy by only charging mis about tliii ty drdlavis.

Snips—How's lha:? Codling—You wouldn't lose so imicte* Dou't you yvA'1/—Ih-.rpei's Bazar.

A WORD to IIUSIUIIHIS.

We bear tp.ueli of tbo duty of wives to ahva^s greot their Lutsbautls wiLh a eiuilo wbon coining homo tirou from their work. Thero is another aide to tbo picture. If huelmndf* would only roalize the th(tufiand annoyanrofi inHdent, to housekeeping Lli^Y would feel it just JIB much a duty to do nil thoy can Lo make Ufa ploasant for the hardworking wives. Many a wife is a sufferer with dyspepsia, eoDKtiptition und sick or nervoua headache. In

Buch

case go to the druggists,

MoftVt Ar Morgan and got a fifty cent botlrt or Loa Angnlete Kaisin Curod Prune Laxative which is a cure, Hafe and pleiifiaut cure.

Bright as Shining Gold!

ARE THIS WEEK'U VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.

Special Reduction on Cloaks!

\\Y bought of a drummer 200 Sample Cloaks at about one=half of their value,

Whieh will be elosed out at very much less than their value at wholesale. Great Reduction in fllLLINERV GOODS.

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f'irst don* .VIM", of Kline's Jmve'ry Store.

Rial Be a in

Will Do Your

Plumbing and Gas Fitting

AT ONCE.

Only first-class workmen employed and satisfaction guaranteed.

Hats,Gaps,Gloves,tlnderarShop.PlumbingHallMusic

When the leave.? hi^in to turn ... In the vale a life \v« burn When the robin-: homeward fly

Don't fail to see our immense line of Hats and Underwear for Fall and Winter.

Shirts for Full Dress and EVICKY DAY

Suspenders, Wool and Cotton Half Ilose.

Tragedy Narrowly Averted. "I'll shoot myself, false maid:" I 1 -y jealous frenzy goaded. He placed the pistol to his head

The oulv I'mc Cream of Tart.ir l\wdcr.—NoAmmonia No Alum.

Used iu Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.

CUFFS AND COLLARS.

Neckwear, Mars Jewelry, Umbrellas, Dress Hows. Sec our $8 Mackentosh, guaranteed for three Years. Night Shirts, Y.M.C.A.H to order.

Ramsay & Goltra.

A I'lensant livening Alica^l* .1 MI*. Lightniind (eoaxinglyto Tommy)— Did your sister say she was glad when you told her 1 called!'

Tommy (liuu*a!ly)~Xo. She said she didn't expect, anything else, today bciug Friday and the loth of the month.—Exchange..

Tho Sad Days.

Then the prh'c of *oai yets hi( When the Piiiiiiiivr ro*-v'S fade All our hotel bills are paid. And an I we ja '1 ill the birdlcts ne.-t acainl V'. -New urk Herald.

r.lrvs Them!

IToj'ick—Statistics show that the average hi ight of the American wonian is two indies greater than it was twenty-five years a^o.

Tomdik—Yes, they come higher, but we must have hem.—New York Sun.

TIu- wr spoil wasn't loaded. —Chicago Tribuue.

Half and Half.

She—Sometimes yon appear real manly And sometimes ynu are absolutely effeminate. How do you account for it? lie—1 suppose it is hereditary. Half my ancestors were males aud the other half females.—Life.

In a l'llght.

She seemed to he in such distress,' 1 asked her if 1 miirht lend her My help. She blushed and muttered "Yes,

It lou've a .spare Mispender." 1'hiladclphia Record.

lowed from Aloft.

filadys (iroggan (patronizingly)—I don't never see you to theater no more. Genevieve KalTeity—Bring a pair of oppry glasses ami keep 'em s]uintin down at the parkay an you'll see me.—Chicago News- Hecord.

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A 11st like.

They told mc when 1 married her My nnh lit h.-ve would fade away, lihl as I buy her uowns I timl

My ife. grows dearer every day. a

Istory Repeats Itself.

She—This is my mother's cloak. She wore it-at the time 1 was horn, aud now the same style prevails again.

He—How interesting! I suppose it will bob up again iu about forty years.—Exchange.

Holies vermis Holl*.

*Tis bells that summon men to church, Hut many will ayreo .. The kind whieh does it best of all

Spells with a final "e." -New York Herald.

—Wo have a few Harrison piotnrrs loft for parties who will haog thtm in front window?.

MUH. W?nr.KBKK1K for fine millinery nt fair prices.

LIQUID Sulphur "inlernal" for the blood, stomach and liver.

NKW millinery goods received weekly at Mrs. Wheeler's.

RICE'S

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.Sweaters and Sliirls made

WANTED-HELP.

\X7ANTKD— Knergetlc lady or Kcntlenmn to yl solicit tor Htaine's new book, or tho World's Fair mtidc. I.HI'tre coiuinisslous Write for terms. Itoom :il», Iniralls hldg,, Indhuiapulis.

WANTKO—Three

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Wergetle

rooms supplied with was.

Will pay reasonable rent, lnouiroai -M'J west Market.street.

cane made of hickory and OSIIKC orantre. Hie finder will confer a tavor on Wiley Kenyon by leaving It at this ofllce.

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Salary and expeuses.

WANTED—Man.

Permanent, pluee. BTOWII Htos. Co..-

Permanent, r.

Unity bldg., Chicago

lj*OU SAhK -A Household sewing machine with all the latest improvements, perfectIv new. Will be sold at a hargiiln for cash. Apply ut this olliee.

SALIC I'our hundred fine red pressed bilek. Call at TUKJocuNAiiOtlloe.

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I.K—An excellent cash hook suitable lor newspaper olliee. Address this oillcc.

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OH KNTBtreet..

A bain. Call at 210 WestlMke 1 l-U

Tlie names and addresses enmen aud women oneo for peruiaWe give exclusive territory. We good workers JJU a week. We furn­

uent work tfuarantee

ish ofllce, lurnftuie. delivery team aud newspaper ndvrruHnjr. Our article Is a monopoly. It will save 2o er cent, of the coal hills of

everybtxly. Full particulars by mall. Lithoirraphs, pampMcis, o.e., free U|Kn receipt of posia«e. Atdro88 KOAI.SI'AIl CO..—Departuient MS, Hobton, Mass

—Mins Louise Brown will begin a class in elocution in Kluton block Satur« day, Nov. 12.

J5YE, oar and throat disoiisea only, lr Greene, Joel il«x*k. Fitting of glasses a specialty.

LIQI-.TIJ Sulphur "For the Bath"—nature's own euro for rheumastism.

OUK agent will be at our store Friday, Nov. 4th, with complete line of fur goods. All invited to see the new styles. Louis Bischofs Cloak Parlor.

To vote a straight ltcpubtican ttvkvi Htamp ouve ana OSCK OXLV wtthm the square that surround* the eagto

Sulphur

HAS been favorite cure-all since grandmother's time, but heretofore it would not dissolve in the Btomnch. l)r. Von Peters, an eminent German chemist has discovered how to dissolve sulphur. Now it can be absorbed by the system. "Liquid Sulphur" is on saleatMoffett & Morgan's.

MUSIC HALL,

OMSJ NIGHT.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9.

TBB

GORMAN'S

HIGH CLASS

HINSTRELS

I'nder trie MamiKcmentof

Wm. Eversole.

A liest of now Specialties, Comecilins,

VoculielB, arid Dancer».

The Oeorpeons Nautical First Ilart, '•The Crniso of the Neptune." By espezial desire, '-Gathering of the Clans." The benutiful Southern Idyl, "Snnrise on the Bayou." A splendid production ot Jnines (lormnn'a Ojjeretta, "The OoldeD Ball." All Scenery, Costumes and properties absolutely new.

Prices—35c, 50c, |and 75c.

Scats In advauce at

Robinson & Wallace's.