Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 October 1894 — Page 3

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Fair, warmer.

oil?

We have made ever}' :ir-

ngement in the selection of

stock to enable us to snr-

ss all past efforts in pleasing

trade. We want to start

revival of Good Times

ith a

jood Business

nd nothing that can be done

please you in Styles and

•ices that we can think of has

en omitted.

Our Clothing department is

mplete. We have every-

ing from the commonest

ttonadp to the finest the

irket afford" Overcoats

mi size 3 years to size 50 on

astonishingly low prices.

Now Listen.

]You needs these goods and

'^e can suit you in Styles

(d Prices why not pulrnni/.e

ee S.Warner,

The One-Price

othierjw-'-'Tailor, Matter and

Furnisher.

Eph Joel's Old Stand.

Carried Away

WITH OUK—

:urniture.

iack. Mahorney & Sons.

o. W. ROUNTREE,

FIRE INSURANCE

SCOTT &STUBBS

General Insurance Audits.

iFire, Lile and Accident

INSURANCE,

lA-mil Documents, such n« Dootls, MortK»t-rt-9. Contnicts, l.ettsus, utc., xouutril. on Farms and City I'ropurly Ni'ttoUiilt'd on inoM fuvoralt'ii

UM-IIIB.

COIiLKCTIONS A Sl'RCIALTV.

Iinw-I' 2d Floor, No. lOfifc 8. WimhtLirion St., CriiwIonlBMilc, lnil.

White Front Barber Shop.

Ot'li MOTTO:—'WC

money

Purely

Treasurer of State,

I'HUD .1 SCI101./., Vaiulertnii.' Atloruer-'lrnentl, W'M. A. ETCH AM, Marlon.

Clerk of the Supreme Court, Al.K.VANDHIt HltSS, V\V.msh. Superintewlentol' l'ulilie Instruction

I). W. UHETINCJ, Daviess. State Statist Iclan, S. J. THOMPSON, Sliclliy.

SlJito (coloirist,

\V. S. Ul.ATCHI.EV, Vivo. Supreme Court udtrus.

First District—L..1. MONKS, Itnwl ilpk. Kourlli District—.1- 11. .1011DAN, Moruiiti. OS

Ci S SI N AI. TICKET.

For Congressman—Eighth District, GKOKOF. W. KAK1S, of Viiro. D1STUICT THIiCT.

Joint K?preecntiitive, Clay, Montiiotnery .and I'utnam Counties, THI1MAST. MOOUK, I'M num.

COUNTY TICKET.

For Representative, KHWAtiO T. M'CHUA For l'roseculor. 'v Dl'MON 1' KENNEDY

For Auditor,

1 l.l.lAM M. WHITE. For Treasurer, WILLIAM JOHNSON

For Shtritl',

CHAK1.ES E. DAVIS For Surveyor. HAUVEY E. WYNEKOOl'.

V'or Coroner.

PAUL J. liAHCUS.

.. For Commissioner, FiM Dlslriel—HANNIBAL TIUH'T Second Dlstriet-HENKV W. 11AKD1NC.

TOWNSIIirTHKKT.

TruUe.

SAMl'KL I. MMKS. Assessor, -v-vJ— .MMHa W. HAMILTON.

Justices of the Peace.• CI1AULES SCOTT. STEPHEN A. ST1LWF.LL,

WILLIAM H. ISKOWN. MEKIllCK V. HUI.K. Constables, AltltAllAM 11. HEKNI.FV,

Jul 1X \V III VS. II. WIIAV. 11. 11 M. DANIEL

GENERAL GOSSIP.

('oiici'ruH KvcrytliinR Everybody and In, Therefore, of Interest to All of lJf».

Walter home from St.

—.1 oh

Louis. M. Nixon. the city. —I. W. liartlett. city to-day. ,i --Mrs. F. 1. Toledo, Ohio. —The Columbia taste in designing. -Miss Nona Alfrey sister at Shelby vilk*.

of Vecdersliurjj. is

in the city last nigbtx,, —('has. ti. (aientlier was in the eitv to-day.

All visitors are surprisetl at the maplieent array of attractive furniture, leh a stock has never been .seen in town. No one will regret a long Hp to simply sec the unique variety

New Fall Styles in all grades from irlor to Kitchen. You might just as "ell be in style. It costs no more if pu come here. i!ny or not as you ease. Come anil see the attractions. J, we are the only people in the city ho can sell ali that is required in busekeeping. such as I'arpcts. Stoves, jishes, Furniture, .Shelf Hardware, -'A: "':"Kesp'y Yours.

Insurance Com

MepruBcnls Old Uclliudc panics. !)ffico with Indiana and Ohio Livo Stock In tturauuc Companies. Patronatf© solicited.

M. SCOTT. IIAUVKY ST

IT BBS

do more work for less

than any artist in tl.e city,

„t 125 North Green Street. Only '1 rst-olass artists employed.

GEORGE BELL, Prop.

vegetable, pleasant rind agreeable to take. steepsable to the stomach, safe and effective for old and young. Acts quickly and gently on the stomach, kid* neys, liver and bowels. Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation, sick or nervous Headac^ sf by removing bile and cleansing the system. Dispels Colds and Fevers. Purifies tue blood. The best Family Medicine. Price50c. Sold by druggists. Take no substitutes.!

LAXATIVE

THE PRUNE LAXATIVE CO., LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.

FOB SALE TSV COTTON Si RITB

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

ESTAHMSHKT) IN 18ST.

FRIDAY, OCTOlSKi: 1894:

'I'll IS .STATIC TICKKT.

SnerolJiry ol Suite, -.j-'S \VM. 1). OWEN, Ca»t. Auditor ol* !ftut-, AMKWCUSC DAU.F.Y, lloimc.

if Muneie. is in tlio

Snv(lor is visiting

showing exquisite

is visiting her

Lafayette, was

C. F. Douglas, of

Frankfort,

Do you want a home".' Head Hear River Valley. Full." on this page. tf Mrs. Jennie Cronin and son Willie have gone to l.afayette on a \isit.

Mrs. Marion Alston has returned from a visit with her daughter in Kansas. —lohn McAlevy and wife and W. .1.

went to Thorntown and Leban

on to-day. —llon.'l1",. V. Krookshire spoke at Darlington last niglil. returning home this morning. —(•al Itarnhill is putting in furnace uid some mantels for Mr. llynearson it llillsboro.

Milton ('. Williams has been appointed administrator of the estate of lClizabetli Williams. —Chautauqua Circle will meet this evening in the parlor .of. the A. at 7 o'clock sharp. -Lost: A gold hair ornament 'iu lilagree work. Finder please return to •Ml south Water street.

bill has attracted much attention to that "giirden spot of the Rocky Mountains." Ilend "Jlcnr 11 vol* Valley, t'iali." on tliis page. tf —The Knights I'ythiasof this city will ^o to Lebanon Oct. lu, to assist in laying the corner stone of a new 1'ythian building'. They are making arrangements to go in a special car all decorated fur the occasion. —Messrs. .lack Tillie, Hert Benson. Fred Perkins and Sain Cole, accompanied by Misses Marv Kail. Kate Henson, I (attic Kuck and Ida Kordyee spent last, evening most pleasantly with Miss Kordyce's sister, Mrs. Me. (.'latnrock. seven... tulles north of., the city. —Miss DeKtte Trice has returned to this city after a visit at Davenport and is again the guest of Miss Maud MeMedian. She will be joined here this evening by her father and the two will start for Hoston and other points east on Sunday..,

I.IINII'H l.IH-K.

—The regular meeting of the C. will be held in 1'. (. S. of A. llall Saturday. Oct. •'», atji p. m.

Ilarrie l'ontious is in Indianapolis where he will be the guest of the Commercial club at a dinner this evening. —Mrs. Ilarrie Hanley left to-day for a visit, in Haxton. 111., whence she will

home at Colorado

proeeeil to her Springs, Col. —Con Cunningham is in tlie city con doling with fellow Democrats who haven't a job to keep the wolf from the iloor this winter.

Quite a delegation went to I.adopa and Lebanon. The St. Louis Keds, the famous league team defeated Ladoga yesterday 11 to 7. —This morning the ease against Hert llubbell. the Valley saloon keeper, was dismissed as the prosecuting witness could not be found. llepular meeting of MelMuM'son l'ost No. T. li. A- K.. at I'. (». S. uf A. llall, Saturday evening, h:t. «. o'clock ]i. m. Col.. II. tiirmuii, i'.' 'Hie Orphans' Home is ready for occupancy but will not be taken possession of until after tlie next rain, there now being no water supply there.

Last nitrht Amos Lnse. of Waynetown, had a streak of »tough luck, lie is a grocer there airl yesterday had a smashing trade and had S20 in the till when enemy came on. He was a little leary of a few of his fellow townsmen, so he took the stulV home in his pantaloons' pocket and put the pantaloons under his pillow when he sought the refreshment of his virtuous couch. It is a chilly day, however, when a Wayuetown burglar can't rise superior to an emergency. While Amos slept the burglar came and liis coining was heralded by a cry like that which roused the ten virgins when the bridegroom came. The burglar said nothing but sawed wood. In less figurative language he readied under the pillow and hooked the pants of the sleeping beauty, lie transferred tlie S'M to his own pants and then to make his meanness climatic he threw the pants in the lop jar.

Next Wednesday Ni^ltt

Tii

the lovers of fine music

1 u*i

I say don't have best been

that the people uf Crawfordsville know what they have here. We an orchestra consisting1 of the musicians in tlie citv. who have

rehearsing for three months on class ieal music under the direction of I'rof. (icorge hiinton. who gave a concert at the V. M. C. A., which, everyone who was there will tell you. was a grand success to both the. Professor and musicians and great credit, to the city of Ciawfordsville, and the company has been requested to repeat it on next Wednesday night at Music Hall and they shou.u have a packed house and be heard so that all citizens will have nothiug but praise for them.

ONK

WHO SAW IT..

1 ••!!lit of (he l.clwnriln lli irn. The heirs of Kobert and .lames Kd wards, of Aberdeen, Scotland, and the lessors of real estate to Trinity church. New York, held a nieetiiiLr at Cincinnati to organize a stock company for the better prosecution of their claims. Their contention is that a vast amount of highly valuable property in New N (irk reverted to them in I SS I by the terms of the ninety-nine-year lease which then expired. A number of the heirs reside in this county, among them Curtis Kdwards of Walnut township.

Willi a Hrokoii NVrk.

.lames' l.ahlwin, the man with a broken necU, arrived in the city last evening and tooU out peddler license expecting- to remain, here a few days. Baldwin's ease is a peculiar one. Several years ago in a railroad wreck at liirining'ham, Alabama, his neck was broken, although of course the spinal cord was not. To the surprise of all the man lived. His head is kept in place by a metallic frame and so he goes about. His neck is as limber as a dishrag but otherwise he is all right.

.lohn ».. Wlldon'H Ambition*. A Washington special to the Indianapolis Xarx says: Congressman .lohn 1 Wilson, of Washirgton. was not renominated for Congress, much to the regret, of many lloosiers here who knew him when he was a struggling young lawyer in Indiana. A letter re ccived from one of Mr. ilson friends pokane says the Congressman was not anxious for renomination, but if bending his energies in the direction of the Senatorship. with a splendid show of succe ding.

Wullu WhUt'uhlt'H Coining. The remaining October Music llall bookings are Harney Ferguson the •."Jd, "The Da/./lers'' the 'J'ith. "Lost in New York" the :.".»th, and Walker Whitesides the Hist, Hallowe'en, ("has. liardner is sick and his engagement is cancelled, as arc also those of l*'ieldin

Khvood Mead, a brother-in-law of Mrs. A. 1$. Milford and who has been a frequent visitor here, was elected last week as president of the National 'ingress of Irrigation -The passage of the Utah Statehood to be present.

's minstrels and

Ticket."

4'A

HIMES-DAVIDSOX.

Very

l*retty

Homo

llailroad

,7:v

(iohltliMl I r.vt rytlii»K.

Ulaiul & Thompson, of this city, are getting up an inler-national reputation for their tine hackneys. This week at St. Louis, over many competitors they gobbled every first anil every second premium ofl'cred. This is a showing that Crawfonisville may well be proud of.

Hun. 1 I it 1 K. Scanlan, of Chicago will address the people of Crawfordsville and Montgomery county at the court house on Wednesday evening, October 10. at 7::to o'clock. All irrcspectivc of party art1 cordially invited

WOIMIIIR Ilii||illy

CoiiHiiuiitkuted

LIIHI

livening.

At the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Hums, on west Wabash avenue, the marriage of their niece. Irene L. Davidson, to Charles 0. Mimes, of Ladoga, was solemnized last evening. Rev. Faulk, of the Ladoga Haptist church performed the ceremony in the presence of fifty relatives and ininicdidate friends.

Promptly at S o'clock. Miss :iara Harslibarger begun the Mendelssohns's march to which the party entered. Miss Anna Hums, the maid of honor, was accompanied by Mr. Ira Foster, of Ladoga, and took position before a bank of magniticent ferns and were followed by the contracting couple. A dainty collation was afterward served in the dining room which shared the beautiful deeorations of the entire home white and. green being everywhere prominent in ropes and masses of bloom. The fair bride was charmingly gowned in cream wool with moire and pearl accessories and carried a bouquet of jasmine. Miss lturns wore a gown of similar texture, and the groom looked handsome in the usual black. Miss Davidson was the only daughter of Sherman Davidson and wife, formerly of this county. who both died when she was an infant, and much of her life has been spent at Haldwin City, Kansas, where she was a student of Haker I'niversity, until two years ago. Since then she has resided with relatives in this county, where she met her present husband. Mr. Dimes a prosperous farmer and well worth of his bride. They will reside for the present with his venerable mother, near Ladoga. Many beautiful presents attest the esteem of their many friends. The guests from out of town were Misses Salome Harslibarger and Mary Lovett, of (.ireencastle: Mrs.

Mary Dimes and two daughters and D. M. Harshbarger and family, of Ladoga, and R. W. Harrison, of Lebanon.

VA\ I'tcturiiH.

Ed Holloway, haggard, long haired and unshaven, broken in mind and health, arrived from Terre Haute last night where for three months he had been confined unjustly on the terrible charge of train wrecking. The poor fellow is really in a pitable condition. He states he will remain here and will seek some employment in a few days. He was misrepresented in his alleged confessions and was bullied and coaxed into what he did say. He was unable to identify an^ of the real wreckers yesterday as they were men he had nc\er seen before. He states that if it had not been for the /yr/»f7\s.s and Hamil ami Mavis he would surely have been unjustly sentenced to death as his health had broken until he could not even make an intelligent statement.

Kd will return to Terre Haute and testify at the trial of the Fontanel wreckers. His lawyers are preparing to bring a suit for heavy damage^ against the Hig Four road and really have a tine case, so terribly was the poor fellow imposed upon by the detectives of the company.

l.iUIn Hilly Sure ltiiiK«r.

Little Billy, the trotter that won second money here, lirst at liloomington. Bedford and other points, proves to have been a ringer sure enough. Kd Swan, his driver, is in a bad box. lie was arrested at die instigation of the managers irl the Bedford 1'air and Trotting Association for fraudulently entering the races at that place with a ringer under the name of "Little

Bii'y." The horse in reality was none other than Fred S.. a famous trotter with a record of :-1. Swan and another man started out at the beginnin of the season from Michigan with capital of a thousand dollars, Fred S. and a sulky. Swan was returned to lledford yesterday, where he will be held on a charge of felony, lie will he tried and if convicted will undoubtedly get the limit Of two years in the penitentiary and a heavy fine.

New CourtH of lien Hur.

The Tribe of lien llur continues to jrrow and the new courts are always composed of the leading citizens of the place in which they are instituted. A new court was started at l.oj^ansport this week with thirty charter members including lion. W. 1). Owen, Senator Shroyer and Mayor McKee. Next Thursday a court will he instituted at

Frank fort, and to-day I). \V. (ierard, K. Snyder and O. 11. Humphrey went to Cincinnati to open up a court there. Ilefore returning home thev will also start a court at Hamilton, Ohio.

KI.ACK UKKHK.

Some hogs have cholera. There is a girl baby at the. home of Seno Cope and wife.

Clover^hulling all done, and "'the fodder's in the shock." Cal Hreaks was in 1'ounlain county last week to buy cattle.

Mrs. Sain Nicholson and son, licit, visited in Wavelaud this week. Mrs. Mat.tie Haldwin, of Covington, is visiting Harrison Hreaks family.

Mr. Messmore and wife, of Melot.te. have visited among their children here. A Sunday school convention will be held at Liberty church oil October Is. .Incob Swank attended the sale of A. W. Wilson, of liound Hill, on last

Wednesday. Win. Sinderson and family spent last Sunday wi'.:-. Chas. Harret and family. of Crawfordsville.

Mrs. ,lau)b Swank and Mrs. 1'. (!. Cowan have been at the bedside of their mother who is very sick.

Let nil Kepublieans turn out to hear Hon. .1. K. Seanliu. of Chicago, on next Wednesday evening at the court ho ise.

Albert Snyder and wife, of New Kichtnond. and Kichard Hreaks and wife, of Crawfonisville, attended the meeting at Robert's Chapel on Sunday.

HISCUOF

The Past

Guarantees

The Future

The fact that Hood's Sarsapa. rilla lias cured thousands of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich, healthy blood, tones and strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole system-

Remember

Hood's Cures

Be Sure to get HOOD'S and Only HOOD'S.

Hood's Pills aro especially prepared to b« fakea with flood's Sfirsaparilla. 35o, per box.

HEPIBLICAX SPEAKING.

Hon. \V. F»irlp» to Speak In thin a

HOOD'S IMI.I.S

sells dry goods, notions,

cloaks and furs elieuper tlian any he se in the county. Oo there for your smallest purchases, he will save you money.

Sarsaparilla

IMJUM

Appointment*.

lion. George W. Knris, Republican candidate for Congress from the Sth District. will address the people of Montgomery county as follows:

NVaveland. Saturday. October- Hi, at ',k o'clock' p. m. Ladoga. Opera House. Monday. Oeto her Ki, at o'clock p. in.

Mace. Tuesday, October H». at 7 o'clock p. 111. Hcthcl church. Sugar Creek township. Wednesday. October 17. at o'clock p. m.

Darlington. Wednesday,.. Mctober 17. at 7 o'clock p. m. Linden, Thursday! October IS, at

o'clock p. m. Wingate. Thursday, October H. at 7 o'clock p. m.

Waynetown. Friday. October at 'I o'clock p. m. Alamo. Friday, October H», at 7 o'clock p. m.

Crawfordsvilie7. Saturday. October at 2 o'clock p. m. The people irrespective of party are cordially invited to be present at all these meetings and hear the political issues of the day discussed from a li publican standpoint.

Noiv I* tlie Time:

To leave your Portfolios at N AL oil ice to be bound.

THK Jorii

I,us? Hnrwst l'.\rursiou.

To West and Southwest over Van dalia line. et. -'th. one fare plus Don't forget the date.

J.C. 11 rivutNsors, Agent.

.Neman's Lojrlrx? -v -J

Over all thiit we see, it seeiaeth to be, -. t, the truth th.o we can not. reach toll W toyou. you tell it to me Ami hoth t»f u.s nod. You teneli, preach-and (Irmly wo nil hoi.eve,.: For till of us know It Is so, Hut. you would grieve and me It would grieve To reason out h»w we know, Vet we know Mint we know, we are btroiiK timl- were weak. nd facts prove the lalseh' od nt' tiutton Dr. IMeree made us whole, made us new, bo 1 speak,

WUh hiss own and our '|Favnlte Prescription A peculiar medicine lor woman pe uliar ills. l-'or L" "Kemale Weak nesses." irregularities, periodical pains it is the most positive remedy sold by druggists.

Ilium- nihl Abroad.

It is the duty of everyone, whether at home or traveling for pleasure or business, to equip himself with the remedy which will keep up stren and prevent illness, and cure such ill as are liable to come upon all in ever day life. Hood's SaraparHhi keep: the blood pure and less liable to-ab-sorb the germs of disease .'-

Tuis

are hand made, and

perfect in prquor.uon and appearance :jr»c. per box.. ..

in tilvi' I Itch- Unisons.

IVrlraps some of our readers would like to know in what respect Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is better than any other. We will tell you. When this Remedy is taken as soon as a cold has been contracted, ami Vie.fore it has become settled in the system, it will counteract the ctVeet of the cold and yreatlv lessen its severity, and it is the only remedy that will do this. It acts in perfect harmony with nature and aids nature in relieving" the lungs, opening the secretions, liquefying the mucus and causing its expulsion from the air cells of the lungs and resoring the system to a strong and healthy condition. No other remedy in the market possesses these remarkable propel ties

No other will cure a cold so quickly. Kor sale by Nye A: llooe, Ml N. Washington St.. opposite court house.

A ^jirrlllr for Troup.

"I consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a specific for croup. It is very pleasant to take, which is one of the most important requisites where a cotvh remedy is intended for use among children. 1 have known of cases of croup where 1 know the life of a little one was saved by the use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy." 1,arrange, druggist. Avoca. Neb. r»o c(.iit bottles for sale by Nye Uooe 111 N. Washington St.. opposite court house.

Anaemia

is depleted blood. The blood lacks richnessand the cheeks lack color. The whole system lacks the nourishment

Scott's Emulsion

the Cream of Cod-liver Oil. This nourishing, palatable rood restores a healthy color, enriches the blood and tones up the whole system. Physicians, the world over, endorse it.

Don't be deceived by Substitutes!

freyarod b/ Scott 9t liowa«, N. Y. All dru66i»t*

OYSTERS

Crackers, Cakes and Largest Loaf of Bread in the City for 5 Cents.

R. E. ATKINSON.

Crawfordsville

Steam Dye

it \YIN RUILFLLASKD A

MOSLER FIRE-PROOF SAFE

Or tli« latent pattern purtleg mfd not lie«li»e t« leave Uielr Watclies. Jewelry. Mverwiire und Spuctueles !or teimlr iih tucy will taken eureol.

Watches, (Moeks and .1» welry fi»r M»le.ntif»e lowest ea«H nrleeb HI. l:M HOUTLI t»ie«.n Mreei», opposite iule llali.

Eugene Wilson.

THEO. McMECEtAM I

DKNTiST,

CLTAWFORDSV1LLE, INDIANA. Tuiiiiern Ills service to tlie publlr. M.jU,icood work and modenue urlwB

A TYPEWRITER

Costs a good deal o£ iiiomry—.. morn than vou care to invest. And yet you need a lnaeliinc occasionally.

What do you do? Come to

THE JOURNAL OFFICE

And have yonr work done on the latest improved Kemiii^tori by an experienced operator.

,0B~ M0S08R00TE. •:18a.m

LAST k: a.m... fi:0'? p. ra 1 :.'»0 a. 1

lkaunson

AintltNiceForthe fflooey?

Only $2.00.

Chair is :i I O ik, nibbe.l-liiivsli, no varnish and is the

wonder of tin. age at the price %ve still the £roods

and sell them 1 heap.

Barnhill,Hornaday&, Pickett

The Daily Market

Cor. College and Water Sts.

Groceries and Meats, jersey Sweet Poiatoes, Cranberries, Celer)

1EE HOST PEiHiCT, MOST BEAUTIFUL AND K03T !"SABLE LI0ETEB.

No Saokte£-E:om Ciaplcte, Wlthct it.

ThiflLifjiitor is prnctlrnlly autoinatio. as by the action of raising^the handle you jecure the flumns. The column is handsomely marbji'izcd, highly polished, and can scarcely l»o detrclcd,itfo oeuriv reprosenta eouino marble. All the metal ornaments are nickel plated. It ]»resenta the appearancc of a Lighter wblrh fou could not reproduce lor five times our price to you. It will pay for itself In Bftving gas. cleanliness, and the satisfaction of being always ready fur light.

Works

jRilles' and OenUcmeii's Clothing Cleioici!, Colored and repaired In first v\in* style.

CMSAXlXti GESTLI MKy S VLOlIt1\C A SPECIALTY

All work warranted. Ofliee and works at Anie:Ican StPtini bamidry. limiiuli olHt.e Anierieaa Steam Rautidrv olliee, coiner of Green and l'lke JSts.

HERMAN IMHOFB.

PRICE, 16.00.

Intcrnatfonal Automatic Mtchlnfl Co. 294-29G Main St., C'in'rsn

AKeiits 'Wanted for aM kinds of Mu^eltios.

1:50 am 1 :2'y».m 9 am

Local Frolghl

BIG 4—Peoria DlYi^on.

9, Iff fi"

VASDAL1A.

BOUTD t) 44 am 5:10 1:50 pin

ko:^

R:]H

The comparative value oftheaetwocarda 1 known to most persons. They illustrat. that greater quantity

N-^t always most to be desired.

These curds express the beneficial qualIvy of

Ripans Tabutes

..1/jcai Freight....

»u

As compared with any previously known

DYSPEPSIA CURB.

Ripans Tabules Price, 50 cents A box* Of druggists, or by mail*

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

Free

Shorthand

I Write to the I a I ville RiiftineKH

I jr

•irn o! t.l»e

r*oc in

Night Rzpreti» ...

Bookkeeping

e^iol a ships and Farmers* Bpeeial course In Bookkeeping. AddroHS

O. Box 201

Crawfor'lHvllle

Ind..

Subscription Agency

"W. 0.

lUHjni.m. a. in 1 :1 r» ui

Stowart, solicitor for

Tiik

.lol K.NA!., also litis a general Mibseription ayeiicy and will take orders for any psiper or iiiiifiazine published, l.eaw orders with hiiu or at

THE JOURNAL OFFIC