Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 February 1895 — Page 2
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CLODFELTE & THOMPSON. LAWYERS.
Willdo a prantlr UITKV cvi'r Smilli A. r»"V
in fill courts. -tore. 'iyiitli
Washington street.
W. VAlMi
Attorney s- At Law
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BILLING'S & BILLINGS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW !».•
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VOMS & STILWELL
IN-t'll \M'K A' K.NT
FARM INSURANCE
•A sfu'u.ihv.- represent tho IJ Continent.,)'. Ohio Farmers. aim s»-v e.n*ecn other t.*«111 ji in
LOANS.
6 PER CENT.
..'Par !'Aynl»lj anuuaily in fii'l ft the rvttr. with of paying fll'-n or all ir it. av intnr«-»t payment.
C. W. WIGHT
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VOU'.AN. L. tu
MORGAN & LEE.
-GEH EHJL INSURANCE A&ENTS
KIONEY TO LOAN
At Lowest. Kates.
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Furnished ors short notice. CITY FAIiM PROPERTY for sale. (ifftoi-: omDaun Hlock. N. Wiutltihgroii -trout
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M. r». WJHTK, WM. M. KKBVKM. OlAH. I. OKKAK
5 WHITE, REEVES & ATTORNEYS AT LAW
llia.ij KA5.T MAIN STKKKT. tiav a largrt aiiKiuni of hiint'i "riiunuy to W oau I 'i Hii in ol *.1lltl up to S l'l.
Will, 1 re iti i.t njij
pnr C'-nt. on farm ami .-ity property. ,\ls.» lor *»lf i. Laix.' iiumbo: •lauci-- nl a l,nrj /iiii.
larm^ and oily resi-
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Veterinary Suru'etui mh
1 1st.
««f iiu- Chicago oterluary ("ulieixe. ot I•'-»ti«* AnIrvulM.
)FF"K K: (»vvr Drugstore, 'JH 1-r, Mum street. ui)rm«M a (». I*'. Mclivory Market ^tro.ci.
ABSTUA.lT l?litiKS
A. C. .I^nnison's abstract books conluiti a copy of ev ry deel of record to evtvry tract of laud in the county, as well as to every unsatisfied Mortgage or lien
Ye-iirs of laboi\ and many thousand dollars have been spent in making- niy l.ook- complete. a.' id helpi ul in every way.
M\ 2" \'(\!rs"""'f'' \penence aided by t-he-,e unrivaled facilities in tracing titles enable me, t.o claim thai mv ollice is the West place to have IKKIS, !'C AOKS. LK ASKS, and CONTI! ACTS prepared, as well as reliable
Abstracts el
AGENTS WANTIui!
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Only a pobtal »:anl tvill ltrin£ lull pai'Oviilary. Mi-nl'n,it tlii j.aper in application.
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HAIR BALSAWi »'irrn UIMI IHMUIIS.• S tin- )ia*r. I'mrni*:-r. hix-iriuti'. t:. Never Pail» to Rftstorc Gray
Hair to itB Youthful Color. Cur»-s KI'JIIJ) 'C hair tuli:rg. ,Vi.',ajn! at
"he Consumptive and Feeble nl all who -,iiM., nrjiliM-i.• .««• l'arjtcr'8 Guiiror onic It.-Iir.•.!,. ».,«!•.. III. Weak I^JLW. I oiU'UinaUMit mut tiin. o)u %1.
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HINOERCORN-*?. iK.p* 'I
Tnc otily s"r«j curtfor Corn*.
JDKT«.st
and U»tb tirno to
suit tho borrower.
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W. BURTON,
invij KnKt .Main Street.
When you have a horse to sell see
BF.N WIR.UAMs.
For "all kinds o" reliable Insurance see A. Miller & Co., 118 W. Main St. tf
Our Scandinavians number 1,000.000.
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TEHM8 OF AILB^KII RIOIT.
One year, the county, Oncye»r,onl of the coui'.v), Inquire at Offlco for A'tvcnhncrmep.
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M. W. lUU'NKH
PAUL &
BRUNER
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FEBRUARY 23,1895.
HAGGARD. OF TIPPECANOE I Sena'or Haggard. of Tippecanoeeounty. the republican oflieial from that county in the State legislature. "ins to h.-about as contemptible squi:' as was his opposite. Mi-Hugh. two yars I ago Tlic other day in caucus he it- reported to have said ho would be ashau -d to no home to his constituents ui: il
every democratic otlicial of the Statu in stit utions had been bounced. From this remark very gooil flea cau be formed of the uii-ist ti ealitire of Tippecanoe's Senator, lie is without ques tion a (spoilsman of the first water, and iiis IDimi docs not reach above anything Suit spoiis. narrow contracted and has probably HS mucli idea ef liis duty to the people as the man in the moon. He I is the same individual who is seeking to saddle a debt of SK.lH.tmO on th- tax j'payers of Indiana through tin* fanatical and bogus patriotic idea that the State needs a soldiers' home in :ouiity. the real intention, as is believed -by many, t.o bo to provide ft places lor hungry republicans hereafter through dozens of positions that would have te be established to keep the tiling In running order. Haggard is just the kind of an individual to regret that political opponents were occupying otlicial positions -that some of his polit icai friends were needing, Me-Hugh ts one of Tippecanoe county's jewels when Senator two years ago. Haggard is another bright shining diadem. Now we would suggest that that county herealti give the State something not so brilliant nor dazzling in the way of
State Senatoi, 'J he State could easily get along with something more solid, with an individual laboring for tiie interests of the peopie. instead of a narrow partizan who is formulating plans to raid the treasury for the benefit of party friends.
THE NICHOLSON BILL. The Nicholson temperance bill before t'he S'ate legislature seeies to LM: a stumbling block to republican states men. Many of them would like to have the meas re pass but have not the moral courage to say so. They are afraid of the saloon inlluenee hereafter in its toffee toward the party. They have not the courage to denounce a wrong ami vote against it if they think it such, where they think it may contribute to the party's injury. Tho majority of tlie republican members of the present legislature is composed of time-servers, party policy men, seekers for spoils, who, if they have any liied ideas for the better government of the people, have not the courage to thus act and vote if there is any prospect in thus doing so they may antagonize some other interest.
A FINANCIER NEEDED.
The tinancial management of this government anil the advisors of it seem to know little of the subject in hand. They seem to be till moved by hellish pecuniary interests, and the good of the entire country is a mattor consideration. Any street has behind
advice from Wall it seilish considera-
heretofore been too closely followed has put money into the pockets of a few at the expense of the many. At important I crici-es in tjie hi.-tory of a country some great mind arises to assume command and by his ability bri^g order out of chaos, law .ut of misrule. The time fi-r the appearance of pome great patri otic and unseltish financier to arrive is now here, and t- country awaits 1 ,tnjii"tv his arrival.
The winter of IS'.),"), this present one, will be referred to in years hen I many parts of the country as the most extensive, so far as the cold is concerned. known. In New Orleans, for in stance, where snow is not seen once in I a decade, last week HDOW to the depth of I 10 inches fell to the ground. Almost the entire aiea of Texas \vas last week [covered with know. In ^'Florida in almost the entire half of the State, all vegetables were ruined by tho frost and 'SIIUTV. The sonii-tropical feature of the south this winter has been batilv slandered
Mits. Konv and her husband are around through the State distributing medals for gallantry on the part of the militia during the railway riot» at Hammond, Koby ami other places, but really whether it if for "gallantry" or for tho purpose of advertising the sporting advantages of "Roby" is uncertain. If tho latter she is doing very well in that line.
SKKATOK SEI.I.KK
at this session of the
legislature has seemed HS attentive to duty as any member of that branch of the legislature, and as many of the bills introduced by him will becomo laws as tbfct of any Senator.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE Tbo State legislatuie has gone through about two-thirds of the session, has I
Bbout tifteen day more to work. b„t if
It has been a legislature of rant and |,,,|«p
wind, of large appropriations to bo paid
out of the pockets of the .people petty and insignificant laws, etc.
AS A LEADER.
\f a political manager the late Isaac P. (iray will be more missed than any man in the party for the past twentytive years in Indiana, lie was not in particular an orator or graceful speaker and in this particular is not to be com-
Tippecanoe pared 'or one moment with Hon. T. A. Hendricks and others who might be named, but in political strategy, the ability to discover the weak places in the ranks of th.- enemy autl perfect plans to firing about victory through them, none weie to be compared to
Gray. He know all the arts of the shrewd politi :ian, and knew how to apply them. The effective work in politics is always just before the decisive light is begun, anil no leader of the democracy in Indiana better understood this than the Mibject of this article. (Iray may not have been succesful in managing "grand rallies'' barbecues and such like, but in getting men out to the polls and getting them interested in the party's success he was a peer among thy leader Politics was a science with him. and i.. may be a long time before any other man equally as shrewd arises to take his place.
PROTEST BY CATHOLICS. At il recent meeting, held in Logans port by the Catholics belonging to tilt? Knights ot Pythias and Independent Order of Odd fellows, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas. An edict from the head of the Woman Catholic church has beet published and ordered to be put in force that any Catholic can not belong to the Knights of Pythias and Independent Order I )Jd Fellows and hold m«mberslnp in the church at the same time:
Resolved, We, as members of the Roman Catholic church do not concur with the edict published,
Resolved. That e. as members, knowing that there is not any thing in tho above orders conflicting with our relig lous views: '1 herefore. We do not fej that wo should be barred from membership the same.
Resolved, That. we. ac, Catholics, do prefer to hold our membership in these orders as well as in the church, inasmuch as we believe in the teachings of both, and hope that the church will reconsider the course it has 1 alien.
ANOTHER STATE TREASURER SHORT. Only about a month ago it was announced that Taylor, the State Treasurer of South Dai.ota had decamped,
of secondary being short about £"J70,0IM. which bis
tions only, itnd this advice which has lately deceased, was" short ,?:J7:?,000.
THIS COLD WINTER.
IT
MAY BE HE RIDES FREE. A somewhat animated discussion in the House of Representatives last week I over the motion to sond the anti pass bill to the railroad committee, where it would bo heard of no more, was decided after a vote that it bo not so disposed of.
Mr. Mcf'rea. our representative, favored it being given to the committee, but the majority of the House on vote said different. The question might fitly bo asked does Mr. AlcCrea ride on a freo pass, or does he pay his way?
THK Lafayette Courier laments that in the new apportionment likely to bo made by the legislature for Congressional purposes Tippecanoe will probably be placed in a district not cast iron republican. Its lament is useless. It may be to the county's permanent benefit to fall into good
tor once.
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anybody can see where its labor thus far in the interest of toe people ha* amounted to any thing they must have eyee of great benetration. 'J ho legisla tare is two thirds repubiiear. they have things their own way. have the ability to pass unv needed whoiosi.mo laws even over the liovernors veto, yet in spite of this they have done com para tively nothing, The time has neen principally spent in seeking petty ailvantages, in aiming to install the friends intosoft otlicial positions. '1 hat is about the length and breadth of their party work. When it comes to enacting any laws needed this legisiat". re is not iti it at any place. Lobbies of different interests seem to control and dictate its action throughout. And this was the reform legislature with its big republican majority that was going to do such ate legislature aoj uirns a a vast amount, of good for the people,
political
new proposed measure offered in
the House of Representatives fixing the ment of all county ottieers of the !ready meet- 1 ind by some of them is pronounced unconstitutional. I Of course anything is unconstitutional which prohibits exhorbuant fees or high salary. If a law were created allowing every county ollicer in Indiana 510,000 a year it would never be delared uncoilstitutionai by them at le.it-t. whatever the public's opinion mi.. 'it be.
State on salaries only.
ing with much opposition
A KTF'.K all that has been t-aui a legislator or Judge who ace,.pi a free pasts on any railway is very apt to be M.S picioned and have many many lu.:d words expressed about him Wecaio not. republican or democrat, they should refuse any gift from any corpora ti111 in the State if they expect to enact laws for the government of them tnat
may be in the interest of the peopl
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if adjourn* sooie
of
THE
funeral of lion. Isaac
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.^"Sold by I iruggists. Toe.
it proper! for 1 1S W Main St.
boutlsmen must r.av, Last week it was, ., .. ,,,. I seems perhictly adapted niecoverad that the 1 reasurer of Illinois,! ,• 1
Both stood high in their party the republican and cut wide swaths in the days of their prosperity. I'hev were in fhiential and controlled the party in their respective States, but now probably nothing but curses will be heaped upon their memory.
looks.like stretching tin
with '"''I IJennett to the peniti ntiary for one year lor stealing about 1" cents worth of coal The man had never been known or considered as a thief previously, and was more of a in drunkard than anything else that could be said about him. If everyone during the late cold snap had been convicted for "lifting" petty amounts of coal and wood the penitentiary to hold them would have to be enlarged to four times its present size and then all would not be conTieted
to
CLOSK
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took place at 1'ilion City yesterday
There is more Catarrh this section of the country than all other dise.i^es put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable, for a great many years doctors pronounced it local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with iocal treatment, pronouncod it incurable. Science has proven I catarrh to be a constit fional triiitiuent Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally doses from 10 drops to it teaspoonful. it aefs directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They olTer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address,
F. J.
I'UK.NCY
.v Co., Toledo. O.
A lathes foot-ball c.ui) lias been or ganized in London, but has not yet given a public perloniiutice.-.:..
Important Facts.
If you have dull a id l')'':ivy' pains across forehead and al out the eyes: if the nostrils are frequently stopped up and followed by ftj.-Xa disagreeable discharge: if soreness in the nose and bleeding from the nostrls is often experienced if you are very sen sitive to cold the head e.ccompanied with headache then you may be sure you have catarrh and should limmodiateiy! resort to Kly's Cream Malm for it cure. The remedy will give instant relief.
The yearly expenses of the Sultan of Turkey have been estimated at no less than S:i0,0()0.000.
A. MilleriV tf
Now is the Time.
I tie bene ti11o be derived from a tfood medicine in early spring is undoubted, but many people neglect takihg anv until the approach of warmer weather when they wilt likca tender ilower in a hot sun. Something must lie done to purify the blood, overcome that tired feeling and give necessary strength. Vacation i.- earnestly longed for, but many weeks, perhaps months, must elapse before rest can be indulged in. To imparl strength, ami to give a fueling of health and vigor throughout, the system, there is nothing equal to Ho id's Sur-aparilln. It overcome that prostration caused bv clian rea.-on, climate or life 11 tones and sustains the system, it puri esaud re 11 ovales the blood
Samuel Richardsoti wrote his novels while attired in a full dress suit
Children Cry foj
Pitcher's Castoria.
Combs are found in the earliest known graves.
'lire Yourself.
Don't pay large doctors' bills. The liest medical book published. 100 pages, elegant colored plates, will be sent to you on receipt of three 2cent stamps to pay postage. Address A. P. OrdwavA' Co.. Piston. Mass.
Money to loan. 11« W. Main St.
THE-
Is near at hand. We desire to dispose of out
and offer tho public, imst decided W.u',, iiii tit
Cold Weather Goods
(]omc in iind our t^ouds ui of .^in
xol cL
This I
A. Miller .V Co..
Children Crv for
"How to Cure Ali Skin Diseases." Simply apply "Swayno's Ointment" No internal medicine reuqired. Cures tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose. ifcc.. leaving tho skin clear, white ar-d healthy. Its great healing anti curative powers are possessed by nt other remedy Ask your druggist for Swayne's Ointment. ot,42Q-3m.
Farms for sale. 118 W. Main St.
company
C. A Miller A Co., tf
Firei-class terrapin brin? $80 a dozen.
and all fixtures pertaining lo th
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tr:frT^r's Castc«
A divided bicycle saddle, comp '-ed of two spring rodB. which give a ocking motion to the seat when ridinL'. is a late invention.
Heavy Clothing or Underwear!
on never c.ui buy these Goods any cheaper. Seeing (eiieviii^.
fAKE JOEL
Hundreds of u-eful articles for present:
I
Carlson's lOo Store!
YOU GROCERIES?
Willstipply them it living prices. Your Product, will buy mon Fry's than any n»hcr place, in towi ~ee niui before selling your Product.
We will end avor t.& treat th
we have in Hie past with
Square Dealing.
We have a new ,team
water at a reasoname pi ice. stnntly on hand.
\VK HAY F, STARTKI)-
No ]ro!H is asked ot you above
turers cost.
WE TRUST THAT ALL OF THK FRTKNPK A.NP PATRONS OK TULt
JEWELRY STORK CAND KVI'.WYIiODY KLSE1 HAD A
AND HOPK THEY MAY HAVE A
Time of\
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heaper ihaimny 111:111 011 earth if you will oniv give ine .1 chance. trive riw.iv Tables. Clothes Rat ks and Ir,mine Hoards.
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The Time ot Your LiieJ
J. S. KELLY,
The Shoe Man*
leatiipi,irtet.s lor
WIND PUMPS
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the line. Wo have the best Wind !'uv»[
market and can cuiiviie you if you will tall at- my storeNo. 125 Smith Washington street. Wr have a wind tip and would 'je iset1 'o show vou.
•iti us 1 nn
mill vt
well drilling mat hine and will guarantee yia ull I'fie of machine)y supplies and 011
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J. W. FAUS1
1^. W. OTTO
Merry Christmas
Happy New Yeaf
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