Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 September 1894 — Page 3

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Warmer, l'liir. Thursday.

Seasons Change

And with them we must

change

lr Clothing. We

have now readied the season

when we can lay away our

light weights and don some

thing heavier. Pur line of

Light Weight Overcoats

is the most complete we ever

had it, and you will miss a

treat in the way of Styles and

Quality unless you see them.

Our prices on them is within

the reach of all.

Underwear

is a very important article in

producing warmth, and we can

supply the public with all

grades at reasonable prices.

Come to us when you need

goods.

Lee S.Warner,

The One-Price

Clothier, Tailor, Hatter and

Furnisher.

Eph Joel's Old Stand.

"30'

Carried Away

—WITH Of it

Furniture.!

All visitors are surprised at the inafrl.iticent array of attractive furniture. Such a stock has never been seen in the town. No one will regret a lonfj trip to siinplv see. the unique variety of New Kail Styles in all grades from Parlor to Kitelien. Von might just as well be in style. It costs no more if 1 you come here, liny or not. us yon please. Come and see the attractions, as we are the only people in the city who cull sell all that is required housekeeping, such us Carpets. Stoves.

Dishes, Kurniture. Shelf Hardware. llesp'v Yours.

Zack. Mahorney & Sons.

O. W. ROUNTREE, FH?E INSURANCE.

Ke|iroscute Old Hellublu 1 nsuninco Com[mnii'H. Ofllco with Indliinnand Olilo Live Stock Tnsurmiuo Companion, l'ntroimiro sollolted.

C. M. SCOTT. 11AUVEV STUHB-i

SCOTT &STUBBS

General Iwturance AgcnlH.

Fire, Lite and Accidcnl

INSURANCE,

Leffiil Documents, such afl Deoils, Morl+rtiKe.-. Contract*. I-ciibch, etc., oxeouteil. Uwn» on Farms ami City 1'iopurty Ni'frotluted on most mvorublu forms.

COLLECTIONS A SI'ECl AI.TV.

Ollleo. 2d l'"loor, No. lOfiM. S. Waelili.trton St., CruwfordBVille, Ind.

White Front Barber Shop.

Or it Motto:—We do more work for less money than any artist in the ity, at 1 *_!r North (ireen Street. Only lirst-elass artists employed.

GEORGE BELL, Prop.

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

KSTAISI.ISMKI) IN 1SS7.

WEDNESDAY. SKI'TIOM I'.IOIi •?*., 1804.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

Comjorn* KvoryihliiR

Mo.

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Don't put it oil' too late as we arc closing uiit all those desirable and cheap.goods at, the the. old Campbell corner. '.i-'.'ii

Myers X- V'hami nave a great inanv bargains left at the Campbell corner in everything that is desirable tor winter wear. —The Motion and i'.ig Four roads are cutting with great rivalry in Lafayette for the passenger trallie. to Craw fordsville to-morrow. —Krank/ort Tfiiir.v:' Sirs. Caroline McCiurg went to Crawfordsville last evening where she will visit relatives for several days. (ircencastle Hicnnrr-Thncs: Kd Coleman and daughter, of Crawfordsville. were in the city yesterday., is$ Coleman will enter DcPauw. —The Kpworth League will give a reception Friday evening at. the Methodist church to the young people and the new students. All invited. —Yesterday while standing on the

Big Four platform Miss Alice Heach was robbed »f her excursion ticket by a man who snatched it from her hand and ran. -Mrs. Sarah O. Doherty has stud John "lb ilobb for ^700. The complaint states that she loaned him j-mOO

Tjurely vegetable, pleasant and agreeable to take, accept Jable to the stomach, safe and effective for old and

LAXATIVE

THE PRUNE LAXATIVE CO., LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.

FOR SALE BY COTTON & RIFB

Kverytuwly

tiixl U, T|i«»r»fore, of Interest to All of

L'h.

-IC. I'. Haps at Wamplcr'.-i. -John I!. 1!oItl 1 its in ir.p.m

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—Miss l,eora Aston is'visitnip in Cincinnati. —.1. M. Waldorf of South llend.isin the city. —Mrs. .Jacob Joel was in Indianapolis to-day. —('. V. Putnam. of Terro ilauio. spent the day he re. —Hon. »l. T. .lohnson. of UuekvHle, was in the city to-day. —Harley Ornbaun returned Inst niyht from his trip to Scotland. —Misses Margaret and (irace Laurence spent yesterday in Indianapolis. —Jim Wedding, who has been very sick with typhoid fever, is slowly improving. —Tannenbaum UroLhers are furnishing the policemen with their winter overcoats. —The ea*e against Kd Wilson on indictment lias been quashed by the prosecutor. —John lilair left to-day for New York to resume his studies ^at rnon Theological Seminary.

in IS'JO

and neither it nor the interest, have been paid. —We must slaughter the balance of the Campbell st«ek to make room for our immense line of fall and winter oods. Myers A- Charni. at the Campbell corner. -All the people invited to attend the Y. M. C. A. social to-morrow evening. Supper will be served by the Women's Auxiliary iu. the gymnasium from f» to 7:110 p. m.

STATUE OF THE REPUI'.LIC COURT OF HONOR WORLD'S COLUMBIAN

EXPOSITION.

and

young. Acts quickly and geruly on the stomach, kid* The Programme of the Knight* of rtithi*' ncys, liver and bowels. Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation, sick or nervous Headac^ss, by removing bile and cleansing the eys» tem. Dispels Colds and Fevers. Purifies the blood. The best Family Medicine. Price, 50c. Sold by druggists. Take no substitutes.'

—A. A. Swope. of Taeoma. Wash., is the guest of his sister. Mrs. S. C. Kennedy. lie is leader of a military band in that city and will {day a cornet solo at the Knights of* Pythias picnic tomorrow. -The\\ K. K. of P. will meet this evening at 7:110 'for inspection in full dress uniform, and at 7:30 sharp on Thursday morning to receive visiting Knights and for short drill.

M. V. Wkht, Capt.

~~l»ert. Mnbbcll. the notorious Valley saloon keeper, arrested for selling beer on Sunday, has taken a change of venue from the Mayor's court and will be tried Saturday morning in 'Squire Scott's temple of justice. ---Albert (bill's agent, Paul F. Neslet, is in the city to-day and to-morrow with his complete sample line tor the fall season. Carpets, lace curtains, draperies ami ornamental grills. He is at, the new Xutt House. Call and see his beautiful line of goods. It —Frankfort CrwcHt: The circuit court Monday granted the petition of -Dr. Young et al. for an extension of

Prairie creek. The ditch now to be built will be about seven miles long, running through parts of this, lioone and Montgomery counties. —Charley Montague returned this morning to DesMoines. He will resume his place as manager of the Montague Treatment at that place. The late Dr. Montague built up an immense business in curing catarrh ami kindred diseases, having three large institutions in Iowa, three in Michigan and one- in Texas.

1! it it In ltu niiwny.

Yesterday A. II. Thompson was driving one of his line hackneys near the fairgrounds when the animal became unmanageable and began plunging. Mr.-Thompson was thrown out and in addition to being severely bruised had .. Uvr terrible gash several inches long cut over his eye. Dr. Taylor was hastily summoned and sewed up the wound.

7 The' Womans' Foreign Missionary Society of the M. K. church met yesterday^for the election of ollieers. The following otlicers were elected for the year:

President—lrs. F. M. Dice. First Yice-Pres. Mrs. .1. K. BrvantSeeond Viee-Pres.—Mrs. M. K. Crist. Treasurer—Mr.-. Blaine Arehey. Cor. See.—Mrs. Alice McClure. Pec. Sec.—Mrs. Jennie Patterson':. v-.

Childr.MiV I'lil'ty.

Hast evonin^ MusU'i" Karl .lolinsou ami Mi** Vera Smith entertained about thirty of their yonnff friends at the liimie of Miss Smith on Elm street. The occasion was a highly felieitom one and for several hours the merriment was unoonlined. Choice refresh nienls were served and all present enjoyed the affair to the utmost.

"Wheelmen AVjinU'd.

''"A" cordial invitation is extended tc everybody that rides a wheel, and we especially want the ladies to join lis, A Japanese lantern will be furnished free. The parade will start from the court house at .7 .o'clock sharp, l'.e on hand. ..MMi in:!..

.VsirriiiKo I/ieeiiMS

Walter VV Wcesner ami Mary (. Klannigati. Win. H. Douglas and Uosa Mct'nv.

lis Fame Will Live.

The World's Columbian Exposition marked the climax of human achievement. It will live in memory of the crowning glory of modern times. No other development of the closing century can compare with it in practical benefit to mankind.

Who that exhibited is not proud of it Who that failed to exhibit does not regret the omission The former are the people of to-day. The latter are relics of the past.

No honor so high as that embodied in an award at the fair. Competition was world-wide, the fruits of ripest experience and noblest endeavors were submitted for examination.

Honest tribunals, composed of

eminent scientists, examined and passed upon the claims of exhibitors. Their judgement based on inquiry and justice, proves con—clusivcly the value of any article thev commend.

Their approval was stamped on

Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder

It received the highest award at the fair from a jury headed by the Chief Chemist of the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Dr. Price's was officially commended for highest leavening power, purity, keeping qualities and general excellence,

TO-MORROW'S CELEBRATION.

L)nv.

To-morrow the Kmirhts of Pythias will take the town and everybody ami everything in it. The executive committee, composed of Dr. Theo. MeMedian, Thomas Ross, Win, 11. Johnson, Fred C. Maxwell. F. Bandel. Thos. Nolan, has beeu busy for some time and announce that the celebration will be unprecedented in the city's history. The celebration in charge of the following Chancellor Commanders of the county: DeBayurri i... Fred Maxwell Ladoga ....... Frank O. Osborne Maco M. L. I'ciersou Darllnjrton y.w-i V. 12. Cr»iljr New Market.. A.Douglass Shannoiida!c.......... Joe Shnver New Richmond AlberlJ Amelt New Itoss George Sperry Wlnfjruto Clarence WUiner Waynelowu U. A. Henry

To-morrow at 10:30 the celebration will begin with the grand parade, which will form in as follows:

Platoon of police.

Maj. Gen. J. U. Carnahan and stall Hrip. Gen. J. K. Hoss and slat!. Col. 8. L. Knsmintfcr ami stall. The following- Divisions of the 8th Kejrlinent:

Lafayette, liensselaer, Peru, Log-aosport. Lebanon, Krankfort, v.

v* V,s Veedereburg-, v-r-.iy. ''rawfordbvllle. -K.-v Division of Mounted Knights In Ancient

Armor.

Subordinate Lodges—Montgomery County. The line of march will be as follows: (Joing south on the west side of Washington street, to Franklin street, and counter-march on the east side of Washington street, to Main street, east on Main street to Morgan street, north on Morgan street to Market street. eaM on Market street, north on Park avenue to fair grouuds.

Speaking will take place at east side Floral Hall at p. m. The bicycle parade will form on Vain street between Washington and (Jrcen street at 4: io p. m. tiraud balloon ascension with tire works attached, will explode in mid air at S p. m.

t'NITl-l) BRETHREN' CONFER EKE.

A#siKiimrnt of Minititcr* for 1h«' Coming Year— lU»v. K. M. Zook Upturn* to CriiwfortlHvUIo Circuit.

The Upper Wabash Conference of the Tnited Brethren in Christ held its '17th annual session in Lebanon, l'ioone county. Indiana, last week, I'.ishop K. H. Kephart, 1). D. LL., I)., of llultiniore, Md., presiding. The report of the ministers showed a large increase in the membership during the year and a commendable increase in the linances. The conference was largely attended and the various pulpits of the eit-v were filled on Thursday evening and Sabbath day by members of the conference. The ministers are stationed for the present year as follows:

CHAWI OWISVII.LK IllSTUICI'. Presiding Elder—J. S. Cooper. Annapolis—K. li. Penny. C'tawfordsville—K. M. /Click Cloverland—R. 1$. Van Allen. Harmony—W. H. Miller Lebanon Station—W. II. .Jones. Lebanon Circuit—B. 1!. l'helps. Kontanet—I). Shonlcwiller. Mansfield—C. M. Hyerly. Stone Bluff—10. .1. .lenkins. Snvders—T. M. Hamilton. Thorntown—U. \\'. Wiley. eedersburg—O. 1'. Cooper. 5 (iKlCEX IIIM, lUSTUK'T. Vresiding Elder—W. II. SherrillAmbia—J. M. 'l'uggle. Battle Ground—E. A. (loodwin. Clark's Hill—L. Ityrd. llreen Hill—W. 11. Stanley, llilboa—,). Rosenberger. Independence—Re,v. Alley.

Milford—Minnie Thorn. Sheldon—II. W. Meredith. Woodland—\V. Hunt. Williamsport—D. Brewer. l'KKHVSVlLI.K nis lllic r.

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Presiding Elder—.1. XV. Sye. Broadland—W. Mcliride. Blue Mound—II. Johns. (Jessie—VV. N. Coll'man. Kingman—II. Elder. Newport—.1. F. Miller. (iuUwood—T. C. Pointer. I'enlictd—A. Bone. Potomac—(1. T. Stump. Perrysville—M. I'\ sherrill. Kossville—I). C. Warren. \\nm\\\on—C. 1. Phettcphiee.

Mr. Nount'K AsKiKHiiielllH.

lion. .1. A. Mount has consented to give four weeks' active service to stumping the State and has been given the following appointments by the Hepublican State Central Committee:

Shelby ville, Oct. S, 7:110 o'clock St. Paul, Oct. !).i7 i0. Hope. Oct. 10. 7:30. Franklin. Oct. 11, 7-.:i0. Greenwood. Oet. P.'. 7:30. Lebanon. Oct. IS. 7:311. Wortliington, Oct. 1". 7:30.

P.loomfield, Oct. 10. Odon. Oct. 17. L:3(). Washington, Oct. Is, 7:30. Shoals, Oct. IS". 1:30. Brownstown, Oct u'0, 1:30.

The Frankfort Kutcfl.

Quito a number from here expect to attend tlie l'rankfort raees next week. Tlic town will be wide open and tlie following is tlie program me:.

WKI)Ni:rtl)AV.

'2:1 pace. (J0 in»t .... 'J:4U piiee....

2:'22 trot.... •2:a0 pace... •1 1 rot mile run

2:'J7 pace Free tor all trot One h»1c

run ..

jl Joseph Is All Right

Blnco he took Hood's Sarsupnrllla, anil I tlilnV Hood's Sarsajinrilhi Is Ih( f.'rciueat Mcdlcin on Knrth. My bo)

..,$.'100 ... *2o0 ... 'J00

TllUllSh.XY.

Kurklcn'ti Arnira Snlvc.

The best salve in the world for Cuts Uruises, Sores, Ulcers, Malt Klienm Kever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and positively cures l'iles, or no pay required. It is g-uaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded, l'rice cents per box. Kor sale by Cotton & ltife's, the Progress l'harm acy.

Fon art.ist.ic work soc THE JOUKNAI. CO., PIUNTKUS.

had Cntnrrh in th« 11 end so badly lie lost

Ms hearing, anil medical treatment failed to help him. Then I wai rnhised to try Hood's SarsaparlUa, and before he had taken all of one bottle, ho began to break oat with holla nil over Ills back and neck. They were not very large, but they discharged freely. Slowly his hearing began to come back and

ill

Jont'ph K. Zuber, Red Oak, Iowa.

by the time the third bottle had been taken, the

Hood's

SarsapariUa

bolls had all disappeared and his skin was as cloar as a baby's whereas before It was dull and yellow and dark under the pyes. He can now hear well and taking his

ures

nfth

Mns. M. J. Zuhkr. lied Oak, Iowa.

bottle."

Hood's Pills cure Constipation by restoring •ilstaltic action of the allineutary canal.

SUPERSTITION

St rung*-

v,/

IN SAMOA. Id

Hurhtl l-CIt**• of Nnt!\i'» l.iiiul of tbo llrt'iid I rnit.

During wars the unburied dead eause«l great deal of anxiety and distress to their relatives, who imagined they could hear the spirits of the warriors constantly crying to them: 'Moldl Cold! oh. I am so cold!" .\ it. was impossible to bury the real body, they imagined the spirits assumed material shape, or could be obtained in some tangible form, and funeral ceremonies held over them. About dusk, says Outing. the friends and relatives assembled where the warrior was supposed 'to have fallen. Spreading a cloth-on the ground, one would pray to some family god, asking to obtain quickly and without trouble the spirit of the fallen one. Whatever happened to alight or cnuvl on the cloth was considered to be the spirit. If nothing appeared some other member of the family would pray, giving place in turn t*j some one cbe. This was continued until something would alight on the cloth. Whatever it proved to be—ant, moth or worm--was carefully wrapped up in the cloth, taken home, and buried with all the honors and eremovty due the real body of the warri- »r.

1 hiI1IhmmI's lla|p) Djis,

Amon^r Un? of I'liildhnod thai htaml 'Mil in bolii roliul", us our memory roverts to the v.lien we were younr. none are more prominent than severe sickness. The youu^r mother vividly remembers that it was hamberlainV t'ouffh Kemeiiy eureil her of ei-oup. and in turn administers it to her own otVsprin^r and always with the best results. For sale by Nye

Hooe, 111 North Washington street, opposite courthouse.

Ot'ComUiins.

r\ntieipating the demand for appropriate decorations for the K. of P. picnic we have provided both K. of P. and national limiting in endless quantity and qualities, also Mags and streamers.

Twiifc niUl by ancient, siipcs Thitt love ot life inerensel with years So much, that in our latter stages. When pains rrow sharp hii1 slckixiss

Progress Pharmacy.

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NATURAL

ra^'S

The greatest tov» of life Hppears." I Wit to retain the virror of youth, the enjoyment of life, the blessings of a healthy appetite, and a jjood digestion, take Dr. Pierce's (tolden Medical Discovery anil live to a hale and hearty oik age. For dyspepsia, indigestion, I "liver complaint" and kindred ailments. the "Discovery is a. most positive remedy. P»y druggists.

Iirur illvor Valloy. 1 tnil.

For dairying, fruitgrowing and agriculture. unsurpassed. One hundred and twenty thousand acres now reauy for cultivation, all under the Hear Hiver Canals. Abundance of water at lowest rates ever oH'cred. Lands all I adjacent, to two railways, overlooking! the great Salt Lake, which assures a genial and healthy climate. Mild win- I ters, delightful summers, the ideal place to build a. home in which to spend the balance of your days, surrounded by farm and orchard which guarantee all the necessities and most, of the comforts of life. Src.Tit) round I trip from Chicago Sept. Send twocent stamp to C. F. Spilman, Craw-| fordsvillc, Ind. ../'"t-f

§1.1'.") (hiUr1 linlllr.

When

vdu

einal use you want it puiv. "Royal I Ruby" Rye is guaranteed pure in every particular, and recommended for the I invalid and the eonvalescent. Rottled at distillery, Lexington, Ky. Royal Wine Co., ("hieago. Kor sale by Xye Rooej.drugg'i^ts.

I.lcrl rlc UlitiM'K.

'j'his remedy is becoming- so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. Ail who have used Kleetrie Hitters sinjr the same souj of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed, lilectric Hitters will cure all diseased of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt -rheum ami other alVeetions caused by impure blood.—-Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers.—Kor en re of headache, constipation and .indigestion try Kleetrie Hitters.-— Kritire satisfaction jpiaranleced. or money refunded. l'rice r.u cts. and £1 per bot tie at Cotton -tRife's

'I wo l/m-K sim*il.

Mrs. l'hube Tnoinas. of .function City, 111., was »told by her doctors she had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Hr. Kind's New Discovery completely cured her and she savs it su\el her life. Mr. Thomas tegffers, 1-V.' Klorida st., San I'ranciseo. sutVered fi'om a dreadful cold, approaching !onsumption. tried without result, everything else, then bought one bottle Dr. Kinjr'^ New Disetjvery and in two weeks was cured, lie is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which these two are samples, that prove the wonderful ellicacy of this medicine in coughs and colds.

Kree trial bottles at otton Rife, the Progress, Pharmacy Regular size 50c. and SI

ABi VINSON.

GAS

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KcmcmlH it costs $ a

Lotus Bismol'-.

l.e/.vtnti ("iirwl.

Cn.vwroKDsvii.i.i Ind.. Sept. 4 M. rhotnpson. of this plaee. writes as follows: "I had ee/ema every spring for thrL". years. 1 tried the doctor's medicine, and it helped me for a while, but the trouble came back as bad as ever. I commenced to take. Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1 did nottake more than one-third of a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla and I have not had the eczema since.*'

Hood's Tills cure all liver ills,

month,

to run a No 6 Cook Slove. We have a complete line of Gas Stoves ali styles. 'ome in and look at our stock win-till you want to buy oiyp not

The comparatHvevalue ofthese two cards I known to most persona. They Illustrate that greater quantity Is

Not always most to be desired.

These cards express the beneficial quality of

Ripans Tabules

As compared with any previously known

DYSPEPSIA CURB.

Ripans Tabules Price, 50 cents a bo**, Of druggists! or by mail.

RIPANS CHEMICAL CO., 10 Spruce St., N.Y.

TBI

want a whisky for medi-

KOST FS^FECT, UC3T EEAUTirUL AND HOST DU1ABLE LiaHTSS.

'o Saoklng-Bocm Completo, Without it.

This LlRatcr isprflcticftlly automatic, as

bytheactiou

of rAlsing the himdlo. you jecurethoflRTnoH. The column Is handsomely xnttrbleizod, highly pollNhotl, «ndcan scarcely bo dei^c led, itfio nearlv rcprcsontA genuine marble. All the metal ornaments arc nickel platoa. It prt'sents the ajpear an coofalJgh tor which pou could not reproduce (or five times our price to pou. It will pay for itself In saving gas, clcauliooRS, and the RatiHfaction of being always ready for light.

PRIOE, *15.00.

Internattonal Automatic Machine Co. 294-296 Main St.,C:in*i

Agents Wantod for all kinds of Novelties.

Shorthand

Free

Bookkeeping

Behola rfihlps and Karmers' special course In Ujk-Hookk(M?p-

Adlri'ss

P.O. Box '.m

CrawfordHVtllo ind..

A TYPEWRITER

Costs a ffootl deal of

hhjih'V—

mori'. than you care to in vest. And yet you need a miieliinc occasionally.

What do you do? Come to

THE JOURNAL OFFICE

And have your work done on the latest improved Remington by an experienced operator.

STOVES.

Oo not fail to see our

nnd

No.!6 Cook Stoves

InXrawfordsville.

Olll}':

:fps.

i-Vi. jit 4-V

Grand

ele-

'•ant line of

Gas Stoves

Cook

Heaters.

Knights

Pythias

Celebration At Crawfordsville

Thursday,Sept. 27

Fifteen Uniformed Divisions Will Panicipate in the l'arade.

One Fare for the Round Trip on

All Railroads.

27th

(j'K)d Going Fept. 20 and

and Returning Sept. 28th.

It Will Be a treat Day.

Come and Hnng Your Family.

FACE, SIDEWALK,

fAll Kinds|ol

BUILDING

Brick

in ANY QUANTITY.

Kor 1'rices Inquire al Martin A: Son's Ice tlee, north Green street.

TUX CKAWFORDSVILI.E

Pressed Brick Company

Subscription Agency

\Y. C. Stewart, solicitor for TlJK .Ioi'knal,

also has general subserip-

tion ujrency and will take orders for any paper or magazine published, heave orders with him or at

LTHE

JOURNAL

OFFICE