Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 January 1890 — Page 3

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#ORS£ BLANKETS

ARE THE STRONGEST.

NONE GENUINE WITHOUTTHE 5/A LABEL Miinuf'd by WM.

AYKRS

A line a

& SONS,I'llilartIL, who

V" DR.<p></p>Female

make tljo famous Horse Brand llaker Blankets.

KILMER'S

A GREAT BLESSING TO WOMEN.I Head Symptoms and Condition* tlila Spcclllc will Kcllcvo and Cure. IP Vnn ''flve nervous or sick hendache.stomIT I UU achaclie, backache, gpineacbe, bloating, internal beat or scalding urine,

VfiH have chronic weakness,bearing down

II lull

or perversions incident to life-cbango

II Vnn 1'ave uterine catarrh, suppressed or II I Ull painful periods, or ovarian dropsy, have suspicious growths, disposed to tumor or cancer, or hemorrhage, up quickly a run-down constitution and brings refreshing sleep. If Will dispel those dull tired looks and feelII Hill ings, and bring back youthful bloom anil beauty—restores the nervous system. Mntlmrn C.ive it to your weak and delicatc IllUlllClb daughters. Notadro ol' impure

If You

Hlood can escape its healing and purifying influence. I# Vnn value good health nnd hope for long II I UU life, use Female Kcniedy. Coo Symptoms continued with ccrttflcntoR of curt: OGw in "uuldoto Health" free. Also ail vice free. Dr. Kilmer & Co., Ulnghamton, N. Y. Druggists »1.00

HOW

jrlhl!

lotlKOne and yet Ij'jy tho Miortrt(t betweer (liven ]«iul For ilistau the Si. I'.mlJ Mlnne i]io!is & Mnnitoli.-i Kaila Iris- over :.000 in

a ii: a

icently o. tiii a ,1 a 1. iI is r. lie greatest railway systems of tliis country: for the sanu' reason is tho traveler's favorito to all point in inner *Ota. North nii'l South Dakota and Molilalia It istheonly 11 n»• to Ore.-tt Kails,the flit lire inaniifacturlugVontor of the Northwest to the fertile fr-eeinml of the Milk kiver Vail

wmrnm iiM' l"v,A

offers a ehoien of three rout *T to tho Coast. Still it is lliesh tit est line between St. I'aul. Mm iiea|ifills Knrgo, Winniit,,

Crooltstoii. Mooiiiead. t'H It

W 1 W a

N-KV. S. I

J'aul. .Minn I mil IIIXI'KS an 1 (. in li 'runt a fi ii I ii ,ove)v I in 1 I a tin, "Great. I' ii tion" re 11 il I rosolevi, to a

goV/el

th0

HAND OF FORTUNE!

:Wm

MS™

Will H• 11K1 SiMidi ji:d in brazil.

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T»v

riyndon. (!r:».fton. I-Nt^u-. 1 al iWahpeion, l.)ivils Lake, aul Hull City. It is t.he lm'St. route I i-k China and .lapau: and the loin to the I'aeifie Coa'-l. Vaaeoiivii la mi Seattle, I'ortlami and San I-1 an.:is..-j ®»ire5., will bo nil I ih ht life-linn oil in I ill

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derful iv iil tl inn I I'acide I'ou Ii 111 1 1 to view tin in

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to ri'vK t'io s]iilt i"*i tho txuly. to realize tin-dream of .ID Ii01ili3-seekei-. the toiler or the .upitaliat: vi"it the ecu 11 try reai.-heil li\ tl 1 ml Mm neapoli* null 'a li I

''I 1 9 J)as' sm! informed a Lafayette Couri L~£i I- (jf VAJ I l.y'H there had been a great reacti r.m.tK \1 Wn

Jiiteieft I'nyalde nuunally. Apply to

C. W. WRIGHT?!

-THE

T7" 1 1

Vaiidalia

LINE.

FM'

(liiirlcy »i»it i» li lug a Mowm engine. Jene Inwiisltv, ,s vMiiiitf "t Ivviiivii'!!'. Ky. Fleet Palmer, of FniNlir.il', spent Smuhiy

.Mi s. Scotl Sleolo visited iu New week. Fred Miinson and wile visited in (iieencastle Sun.lav. .Mr*. Tom Nolan .vNiietl in I,afnyetti\ over Sunday.

Will liiusli was in (.'liica! t'"' f""' l'ilrt

.Mrs. Iiiek K«*:itin^T Kpt'iil Sunday lln* iciest of Mrs. Tuck ('ox. Dudley .Jackson :iiii wjfe visiteij fsicii'ls in livncaitle Sunday. .Mrs. lilanch Ueimilielii, of Knwllhville, is visitini Mrs. James Wallace. riie men-limits lisive ample tune .toj'esjtJIJUV at the Holiday trade iso\er. vvs

ii TIIL-IIHJINI^T itonTTo

lNDfANAPOLIN,

CINCINNATI,

Yv— -ST. LOUIS.

ronisvi

•slioiti-Ht and iimckest route to

FT.

WAYNE,

rUT-IN-HA Y.

7 DETROIT,

And nil points North the most direet line to the West for emigrants lowcM rate*. All imss-' iiet-R carried to the St. J.ouis ntilon de-pot!t-ei.. 1^- ohl to all points. L^)r any infornialiou call on or addrtes

J. C. HUTCHINSON. Agent.

•I. 11. King, or the Kansas City Hjronjde,

visiting friends here last week, yg

I ir. Montague was here from Iiujiunapolis tiiis week visiting his many friends. Mrs. Kin.or Marsh and mother wero in New Castle visiting frientlR a part of the week.

A. A. McCain, of the .Journal, is in Chicago and the veteran J. 1*. Tracy is doing his work. 1-'. llellett, Jirown township, late an inmate of the Insane Asylum, returned lioino last ek

Mi IT. Tisko li located on l'ai ific street, Itrooklvn, New \ork, and will_ remain tli«:re until in \t M.«v f.

Charley Smith, the clever giitiileman who does the tall hustling on the Lafayette Jomnai, was 111 tlm city Sunday.

Frank Vance, who works for Truitt & Scott had a leg iiadly crushed Monday hy letting a bine' of coal oil fall on him.

Brent lavis, the far-famed editor of the Newport tioosier State, was in the city Sunday jlmt he did not attend tho prize fight. No tio!

The Stand-pipe of tho water works is to be tivpainted. It is about I'.iO feet in height, and Ifull .- two weeks will be required to complete stlie job. I A divorce was gianted Ed. H. Ray and Marstha (iilland a lew days ago but they have concluded that marriage is not a failure and will /be married again.

The resilience of Henry Fulleuwider, near lirowns Valley was destroyed by fire Saturday. A large part of the furniture was saved by the crew of a train that was passing.

Married, by Klder W. H. Darnail, Dccemler Li I tli, ISS'.i, at the home of E. F. HolT, in Coal Creek township, Mr. l.eonidas Hayes and Miss Ida S. (iolT. daughter of Mr. E. F. (inlT, all of this county.

A suit has been docketed ill the Hamilton circuit com on a change of venue from the Montgomery circuit court, involving §111,000. II. H. and J. H. Drnnberger are plaintiffs and iieo. Fowler ami Joshua Auglie are defendants.—Noblcsvilie .edger.

Ibe Masonic fraternily have for along time dt ved a larger and more eligibly situated hall than they now possess, and will probably build one this year. A committee has been appointed to seek out a building site consisting of Charles (ioltrn, L. A. Foote and Sidney

in ol uit in,

Weaver is a uiece of tho man whose name was placed upon the notes. She is the divorced 1 wife of John l'riue, but has lately assumed

tho name of Weaver. It seems somewhat strange that all tho banks of the city could be taken in by this forged paper, yet it appeals to have been done very smoothly.

Tim lNillit Case.

I A gentleman from Shawn

A gentleman from Shawnee Mound Friday Courier report that reaction of public sentiment ill favor of Mr. Fred Petlit, who is charged with the murder of bis wife. He stated that a greater poilion of the people in that locality believed him entirely innocent, and that this was especially true of those who condemned him at first and busily employed their time in spreading the minors. The evidence so far brought ajainst I'ettit bad changed public opinion to a degree that was remarkable. and the people of Shawnee believed lie would be proven wholly innocent of any crime.

At the jail ivttit employs nearly all of his time reading choice literature furnished him by his friends.'•* 'He doesn't seem to take his confinement in a""very serious mood. There is always a pleasant look on his features in fact, he is remarkably composed for one behind the bars on such a serious charge.

IHK OR A

Unlet visited

Misses Clara Alston and Man in I.adoijii a part of last week.

WINTER'S ARRIVAL.

A 'ol!l Wave. Aicolilpaiiletl by Henvy Snow, 'l'lirou-hout tlie NorthweBt—• HIIIII-OIKIS ltlooU iilid Mui-li Suffering in Kaosas -Mercory Fulling in tlie South,

V,,

A I'liniisi-'s Council.

The Farmers' council met and organized in this city Saturday eveuing. It starts with an enrollment of seventy names, interesting pr.pnrs were read by Reveral members. The following oil iters were elected Jasper X. Itavidson, president Milton B. Waugh, first vice-president Mrs J. A. Mount, second vicepresident J. K. Iddekay, recording secretary I'. Kenueday, corresponding secretary, and J. M. Harshburger, treasurer. The council is strictly an organization ill the interests of agriculturists, will have nothing, whatever, of a political cast at it, aud farmers in all parts of the county may be greatly benefitted by attending its meetings and taking a hand iu its discussions.

Jlenr«Ml a Littlii.

The Montgomery County Poultry Association elected the following officers on Saturday: president, James S. Lewis secretary, Hen S. Myers treasurer, F. G. Handal executive committee F. C. Bandal, James S. Hutchins, (Jeorge M. Lauton and Simon Hostetter. It was decided to hold a poultry show iu January, 18l.il, tho last one having resulted in a net proDt of $23.

ST. PACI,. Minn.. Doc. —Winter

'astle tins I v.-oatlior is rfport.ocl as having set in p-enerally tlirougliout tho Northwest. Heavy snow lias fallen over a wide area, and trains will undoubtedly 1'° delayed at many prints. The gentle snow-fall which reached tin- twin cities early Saturday even'nt: had strengthened into a gale of the blizzard persuasion lat'-r. and raged furiously until morning. Late sleepers wen.1 awakened lv the sounds of sleigh bells, and all day long both cities wore a gala appearance, clothed in glistening white under a cloudless sky. Huron, S. 1).. reports the nearest approach to a biizzard since the memorable .January 1:. 1SS7. Snow lias drilled badly. All trains wen- held there Saturday night and Sunday.

r'f

t'm week. Wally l' linklnmstM',.of. lliickvillu, vihiteil in (lie city Tsicsilay.

Sunday morning the thermometer stood :M degrees below zero in Winnipeg. while at

tu'A[ijielle,

The people of Sherman County seem to be also sull'ering from cold and hunger, and Sunday a dispatch was received by tho county authorities asking that assistance be rendered without delay. From reports the cold snap which blew over Kansas during Saturday night seems to have developed into a blizzard out West, atid anywhere from a foot to three feet of snow covers the

ground.

I I

1ft \n lilted loiuei-y. Min. Sarah J. 'Weaver, living on west Market suet in this citr, Rectus to have been entirely too bandy with a pen, and in csnsequence tinds herself in trouble from which she will have difficulty extncatiug herself. She was arrested last week on the charge of forgery, .she secured money on each of the three notes with her name upon them, indorsed by Archibald .Martin. Martin asserts them to bo forgeries so far as be is concerned. The notes were cashed over three months ago, and the dav for their payment having arrived the forgenes wore then brought to light. Mrs.

VV KUftDSVlLLifi WEEKLY REVIEW

some 200 miles

west of innipeir. the mercury showed (i degrees below zero at l'rince Albert it was 1*J below: at Fort Assiniboine. Mont., 4 below at Forts Sully and McKinney, '.2 below. At 7 o'clock Sunday niglit the thermometer showed 1- degrees below zero at Winnipeg and St Vincent A below at Fort Assiniboine, and zero at liismare!.'.

I)i i.urn. Minn.. Dec. 0. Duluth was visited Saturday night and Sunday by the most fnriou.s storm and the nearest approach to a blizzard for two years. Over half a foot of snow fell, which was badly drifted all about the streets by the high wind. Travel was diflicult during the stonn.

SAN A.NTO.VU. Tex., Dec. '10.—The first genuine norther of the season made itself felt Sunday morning, and the weather lias been growing colder ever since. The mercury fell degrees in twenty-four hours.

WICHITA. Kan.. Dec. 30.—The authorities of Stevens County have wired the authorities here that, owing to the intense cold and a snow nearly a foot deep, there is much suffering from lack of fuel, and a very few days will find many starving from lack of food. Tliey pray for immediate assistance in the way of fuel, food and clothing. It is nearly fifty miles from the railroad to the distressed districts, and with the present cold wave transportation of relief will be diflicult if not impossible. The last four years that county has failed in crops, owing to hot winds and lack of rain. Tho people have been afforded relief every winter. They have been asking for help recently, but few responded, owing to the unusually fair weather. The authorities here are at work collecting flour, meat, clothing and coal.

BROKEN AXLI

orriojc i:l|bur -t and

It rauses a Near White Ten Lives

Kidder lvidd, Hannibal, Mo. llarksdalo, bajr-k'ago-uiaster, Huntington: 11. Morrison, mail clerk, Charleston: newsboy, name not ltnown: two colored men. names not known: Thomas Karsh, lilackslone, Kan.: .1. D. West, Howardsville. Va.

The names of tho e'.her two are not known. About ten are reported injured, but only the names of two are given who are most seriously hurt. Theyi..,-,are Conductor Schweikert, who ^'liad !iis legs crushed, and Section-Master Meyers, who was hurt in the back and breast. The dead were sent to Konceverio. and the injured to the Caldwell Hotel at White Sulphur Springs, where every tiling possible was done for their comfort

TRIPLE TRAGEDY IN MICHIGAN.

W 11 in iti II. .Ma.jor Mortally Wounds Mis Wile, Kills Ills Daughter ami Granddaughter and Coioui'tts Saielde.

I'ONTTAC, Mich.. Dec. SO.—A triple tragedy occurred Friday night near Mount Vernon, Macomb County, fifteen miles east of this city. The murderer, William II. Major, was a well-to-do farmer, and through domestic troubles is supposed to have become insane, lie killed bis daughter, Mrs. Depew, by beating out. her brains with an axe. He then murdered a young child the latter, and next shot his wife, who can not recover, lie then went to the corn crib and hanged himself. lie and his wife had twice senarated, and it is said lived unhatmily together.

Losess by Floods 111 Calif )i in Lo.s A.NGKi.Ks, Cal., Dec 0.—The flood of the last few days has caused the river to change its course a few miles below the city and cut a new channel, thus turning the waVr on fruit lands. The owners claim that their property has been thus damaged to the extent of So00,0110 bv biilkheading the stream, and that the clt.y of Los Angeles is responsible.

Mm1 Men Horrildy Hurneii. DAI.I.AK, Tex., Doc. DO.—UY an explosion of molten irietul in a mold at the Mosher Mncliini Compuny'n foundry Saturday nine men wore horribly burned, some of them fatally. The explosion was due to formation oi. gas as in re in

DOWN THE HILL!

Marion JiiMley and ,Jiin Zuck went np the hill, Alter a pail of water, Miirion lell tlown and broke his specs, :-A nd .J iui came tumbling after.

Jlntli of these men are with me and will treat yon nice. Come in and buy nil lleilstead, lJnrean, Rocking

Chair,

STOVES

Heating and Cooking,

Dish and Glass "Ware, Lamps, Oilcloth Till is, China, Cutlery. Kt-d Springs, llrooms.

Stovepipe, Stovepipe.

O a

Wei*t of C&urt HOUPU C'rawfordeville, Iiuh

1100,000

loan at

7 PER'CENT

Annual interest, without commission so humbug. Call on

118 W. MAIN-ST.

FOUTS'S •"SfiSE

%D CATTLE

'•rouTsV.,

Kill IIV! Vecident

Hurt. CINCINNATI, Dec. :-!0. —The officers of the Chesapeake Ohio railroad have information from White Sulphur Springs, on that line, that passenger train No. 3 on that road.going west, was wrecked Saturday, about two miles west of White Sulphur Springs, by a broken axle. Tho mail car. combination car. coach and one sleeper were derailed. The sleeper was turned on ts side. The other sleeper, Rockbridge, was not in jured. The coach telescoped the combination car, and there the loss of life occurred. So far as known there were tor. persons killed —five passengers and live employes. The killed are as follows:

MI ui t'verv, OAV1D E. rOVTZ, Proprietor, —o

ayeM0RE

tn:,J

POWDEES

FOUTZ j)

FOliTZ^

C.-I II.HUR 11-111 die of COLIC. TIOTS or LUNO Kk- •!. 't l-o:i?zV I'owfioi-s riro uscl in time.

owii'M's willcnr*j mi'i nrevont HOGCIIOLIERA. J'owk'rs will pjv?vt»nt GAPKS in Kowi.fi. Powders

M,iM

Uie muntity of milk

nn i\v«ntv nor ci-nt.. an«l mnk j'.he butter firm «*t. recent Mmo^t EVERY

SAIISPACTION.

FREE

One ofthe

"itESTTel «.»«COpCA I tl

Uur facilities are

lUi

the wor!l« Our facilities irqualed, and to introduce oi vrrior potxJs w« will •endFHF. toONE I'EKSON In rach localit

LSE

THli

EYE:

an above. Only tbo*e who wrii to ui at oncpmn make »im flfe the chnnce. All you have todoi: rrtitm if to uliow our poodn those who call—your ui-ijrhli and those around yau. 'Ihe bepfntiinf? of this aAvcrtlsement shows the small end of the tele

•cope. The following cut pires the appearance of it reduced to

about the fiftieth part of It? bulk. It is a prand, double nootie.as larpe as i*. eauv tocarrv. We will also tliow you ho can make from t»'$10 a'dav at least, from the start, out experience. Hettrr write at om-i-.

\\v

Addre-s H. HALLE 14

pay all eipress charpes,

CO.,

Uo* WHO, TOUTLAM),

I'hu lio.-t place in tiff, pity to buy Lumber and

oki

)*s i'

S L'OI! C.\! 11 11 lit Oil

•JK! South Wi

SA.

WAJNTE

to ciinviiHs lor tar suit- 1 Nm.-i eni|iloviiii i:t L'li.'iriinii cd s.\ I'UNmss iiimi ui sm-ci'i-olul

Mining «c,e. M'.'iiiion tlii inipi

Q11TO/J iMiiti'il lirrt (tliiff. I'lr' inaLl 1 L'^vl mint, iiluiinint,'piolil!il)l(i |i(iHi|ioiis lor I lie ritrlil moil CJood f.«laiie« inn! t*xpeiitii'n Itiud weekly. I.ilii-r-nl inducement" tu lusKlnuere. No pluvious e.\Iierienoe neevsnry. titilflt Iree. Write fortorniH, t'lvinil aire Mi-nlion this imper. CI1AS. 11. t:ll A1C. niin-CTyiiK'ii, Ileche.'ter N. V.

NKW

FREE

ot it

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|«i v.'an life iVurtii it- world, ivn ni'kct(MT Warranted hein y, souii «iOl.l) hutltilic cntvs.

vork for

.ve'ek nnd upwards. Addre*?, 3, l*ortliuul, 31 nine.

Ill

Ptilcndi'l

Gicine Co

Head Tinalcy iV Martin's udvertiseuient, then call and see them.

m-UsS

CASTORIA

for

Infants

QTJEjBisr cr

and

"Caatorla la so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me." IL A, Ascnxa, IL D.,

Ui 8a Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.

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PRIVATE DISPENSARY

287 Vine St., Cincinnati, O. For the scientific treatment, prompt relief and permanent cure of Vltronie, Arrt-rjus nuit Private Jiseuxrn. Tlie Phvsician-in-Chief is a regular graduate has enjoyed unusual advantages public hospitals has conducted the largest dispensary practice (or private diseases in America and for many years has devoted exclusive attention to this specialty. He expressly nddresses those who have failed to find relief from the family doctor or the socalled specialists. VflTTWP MUN who suffer from the fearful IUUliU lUoli eflects of self-abuse, as: aversion to the society of ladies despondency loss of energy failing memory nervousness palpitation of the heart weak back stunted development increasing nervous exhaustion and lascivious dreams. You may be in the first stage, but you are fast approaching the last. JJo not let false pridi or shatu tnoih'siy prevent you from obtaining relief now. MIDDLE-AGED MEN old, as result cX youthful indiscretions, or excesses of later years who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder, and by finding a milky or ropy sediment in the urine: and on account of this unnatural waste and lots ot vitality are unfit for business or marriage, l'oii can positively be restored to tnanly vigor. Atn uril who, ns result of overwork busi" UilU lUIMi ness cares or imprudence in former years, now suffer from partial or complete impotency, or some distressing bladder trouble.

All may find immediate relief—many tnau be permanently cured. SYPHILIS, with following symptomsfalling of the hair sore throat swollen and suppurating glands eruptions, pustules and ulcers of the skin stiflness of joints destruction of bones of the nose with offensive discharge from the nostrils, and other evidences of blood disease—forever driven from the system without the use of mercury.

GOyOKItlKEA, gleet, stricture, inflammation of the prostate and bladder, and orchitis, instantly relieved, and permanently cured by remedies tested in many years special practice. Consultation strictly confidential. Medicines sent everywhere. Terms low as is consistent with first-class treatment. 5- we jjuarantee to forfeit $."»« for any ease of I'rivaie Disease tliat we undertake and fail to cure. **3.

SUFFERERS FROM ANY PRIVATE DISEASE, whether caused by error or exposure, should consult us before entrusting the case to anyone. Send accurate written statement, enclose stamp for reply, and receive our opinion and advice, in plain envelope, by return mail.

Address as above. Mention this paper.

THE GREAT

t.iiTWKIirN THK

SrI* WEST, WORTB

a Nr SOUTH.

l/f^ 1

m'iikiiyard

Indiana Bloomm^ton & Western R.Y/.

I'ii Jitiiia JI

IIH

I!V AM AlM.lv ill

CHASE BEOS. CO., Mester. N. Y.

WiI

S.\ i.F.SMEN to S"ll m.rI M-r* cii.ck. All '.'OOCIH wnr-

Children.

I lint an- von tttlli i.Kul.uu IT .•erlKMly talks al.tiut

ihiit fur HrlpluV Khlnc.v, i.Ucr J'hiOdcr CoiiivluliitK tiiih

IJI'MIV

1ms no cqunl."

it I't l« ihoKro pin tl at. I t.KUini cumu'V

IS «'J t»

li.-

Frains

8 Passenger

Fuur of which Run Dmly, Including Sundays. I

THBr ELEGANT***NEW

KXJ-

Woo(lruIf S1 eeping

-AND f||°

I DRAWING-ROOM

Ilniit exitrcHHly for nnd run uxclnslv.ny on I tils Kontc iiml ile conncclioni1. Olio or more ot these earn, together with superior or modern df:y c.oachef, arc nttai iied to nil through truine ijoth liny nnd nij ht.

^TEKLKAII,S.M ILLERPLATFORMS andCOLPLERS.A lit HRAKES and all MODERN IM PROVEMENTS.

Shortest, and Most. Desirable Route Between the East and West. rhrough Ticket* and Baegoce Checlce to all Pr'nclpn.1 Points.

GOINO WEST.

Both UUifV nnd gcut'« »izc*. xs it Ii works nnd cuscs of equal value.

ONE

Vjich locality can wcurw one to^i:tln*r with our larpo .-Hhuihlc liucof lloiiNchwlcl

NJtnjiUr?, h* wt-ll

.•fttch, nn froo. All the work you uitwowm) vou to tho»f who call—your ,am) tho»u nl»out you—tlintalwny^rfsultR

tillable trad* furua, which lioldR for year* whm onci Ktiirtml, and tltua wo ni»« repaid. We pay oil frtifiht, etc. AfH vou know nil,\( vou would lik« to po to •-1' earn tront to SCO I^r StittNon Co., Ifiox Hi'

Caatorfa cares Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes digestion. Without injurious medication. THE CI:.NTRU COMPANY, T7 Murray Strict, N. Y.

-P)TuUISYILLE.Hre ALBAHYS CKICA60Rr.((Qr

ALWAYS GIVES ITS PATRONS

The Full Worth of Their Monoy byTaking Thom Bafely and Quickly between

Chicago Lafayette Indianapolis Cincinnati

MrtSOur

Louisville

PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ELEGANT PARLOR CARS

ALLTRAINS RUN THROUGH SOLID

Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked to Destination, c.

CJfGot Mapa and Time Tables If you want ta bo more fully informed—all Ticket Amenta atCoupov Stations have them—or address

NHHfH l-O'.'NI) TRAINS.

Fust Mai!, dully ..-xrept

-I,

r.K

EMIIJCIIV,

.liWpm

Ninht Exprei-i-. dfiii v- 1 MC Way Fruigh ... :4!i |j MJ|tTll liOUND TRAINS. Fast Mail, daily except buniluy, 1:4» Night Exprefs," diiiiy. 1:4-J Way Freight 5:30 a in

Addiese \V. Miehie, ni ent for further particulars. JOiiJJ il. (JAKhUN, E. O. M'CORMICK Gen. MUHH^I r,

G. 1'. A., Chicago. Chlcnso.

Howe's Ague Cure

aud TON 1(7 BITTERS. $r,UU if it fail* to cure t\ ii. 1IOWK, M. D,f «cnciia Kalis, N. Y.

COAL AND COKE

liEOiWjE

HALJj,

IEALKI» IN AM. KINDS OF

COAL AN]) COKE

r.nti n:! lrinds ol !n it-':, linio

blitzed SRwnr pipe, Are laih. ct'iocni.e'd

nnico find van's northwest curiicr

Minkot and Walnut, ''(feels. CKAWFOBDlS'-' LLE.

A E S

Bin: Four Route

Consists of the lines formerly operated under the names of Cincinnati, Indianapolis. St. Louis & Chicago R'y ("Kankakee Line''), the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis, and Indianapolis &: St. Louis R'y, ("Bee Line Route"), and with its connections now form direct routes of travel between ALL POINTS in^the

JPL

OOIND KAST.

No 1 Miiil, (I....'.1:2511111 No !2--Mint, Nn :i—Mini (d) l'J:l"nin I -I--Mull No 5—A1 i'ii 1 :r0ini No liNo 7—Kxpreni...ri:lii|iiii NoK-

I'EKSON

il.. r.ifiripiu (d)...t!:(K)!ini

M.-iii... 1 :u:ipm

•Kxiri!SI*...8:35

iniloinnnohr

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"With schedules arnitiffetl to aecomniodate the traveling public in each direction, and the finest equipment ol dav coaches and parlor cars, reclining-chair cars and palace sleeping and drawingroom cars in America., the management of the consolidated system conlldenlly expects a continuance of the popularity enjoyed by the individual lines.

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For further inlorniiiiiou mldrcert G. K. KOII'IN'•on, mien l'liini street. A. IJ.\ UN A HI), H.M. HUONSON, (icn Miiuauer Uuiti icke

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SS~]lates to and from all poinls reached by the "Big Four Route" will always be as low as via any other firstclass line.

Por full information call on ticket agents throughout the country. O. G. MURRAY, D.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

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MARTIN,

Traffic Manager, Gen. Pass. Agt. CINCINNATI, o.

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