Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 April 1895 — Page 2

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ATTOKMKS.

CL-lPSUP*H.

rdOJiPSON,

LAWYERS.

Willilo a gi'ueral |ira.etieoln all Courts.

C-tniro ovor Smith & Stoolp's drug store, south Washington strict.

\Y. r.U'L M. W. RKl'KER

PAUL & BRUNER

At torncv s-At-Law

O(Tlce^otith sideof Urorn ttrfftorer ZftoW M»rr nov's hard wari-H tor p.

-ii.

6 PER CENT. Ir «.itinrn.

Payable antrmily at f»nd the

yoar. with privily* of pitying $10) or all.. o\ it. at any iMorvM payment.

C. W, WIGHT.

Yi. W SKIIIii.lN.<p></p>MORGAN

.1. BRITTOX, M. 1). C.

Vet cri nary Surgeon find Dentist.

!»j:» h: »»f th« Vetorin.-i :'j' oll«?^«». *1 itM i.li»f !)MruiHtt Anmtai?. tFKU'"): Ov»?r MnfTftt A. MurganV iJru^ storo, 'l.\ I-r •'»•"»I. Main Intlrmo'v at (t. K. M'.*l»na!«!V iivory stabl". oast Market r*tn et.

Money to: Loan

With pa.ym»*njrt au«i 'o sniit bnrio.ver. Inrost th'' lowrHt. Kitiior ro*il ostatoor por^nal s*"*M rjf arcopt«»fl. »ood not''f* caHlfM

C. W. BURTON,

Tin-

I t.MTDB THOMPSON ...

CLODFiLTE 4

27T •U.S-1

VORIS & STILWt

|\SI ItANCK AHKNTS.

FARM INSURANCE

A specialty. ^*e represent the llo\al,

Continental, Ohio Farmers, and seventeen other I lump uues.

LOANS.

W. 1,. I.KK

& LEE.

ERAL INSURANCE A6EKTS-:-

MONEY TO LOAN

At Lowest Kates.

ABSTRACTS OF T1TLF

Furnished on short notice. CIT^ FAUM PROPERTY for sale. trnbaun lUock, N. Washington 'run fonlsvillo. lnd.

tnl

P. WRITE, WII. M. KRKVF.S. C'HAS. I), OKRAR

WHITE, REEVES & 0REA.R,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

iu: KAOT MAIN STWKET.

WM iiitvo a largo amount ot homo money to loan in emm« ot *3i)0 up to flO.OOO, from 5^ por o»»nt. on farm anil rlt-y property. AIho lor wiU« a largo numbor of farms and city rosidfiKve jti. a bargain.

PASKEirS

HAIR BALSAM a ti. l.i r. a pnwiii. trcv Fu•..tt B^'-tore Gray Ir.ir To i*H V': ."r'.'ul Co^ov. •:«s il 'MV- huir •TK-.aml

Consurroti

n-v? Foeb'e -.il f.r iiinzvv I h'bitUV•, 11

i* rma.

if in„ moved ir.u ter.-, opuosite tit offering our entire stoc:-

I'nin. V)c. A $!.

H!NDF.!lCOSWS. -t/rs4 f'-»r C-.-rns.

Jit. Tour Own Price!

our new qvi.iriuilding. we are

'-•of'

N'jw iu ltm\ Hand Goofo

\Our ciwti price, in order ti inal'.e

room for a lar_'e stork coming on. Farmers would do well to call at once .inn examine our good-.

]. k. P. Tiii'inpsoi

DR. J. A. UTTER

SURGEON.

Ami Homoeopathic Physician

i"onufM'ly thi!* "ity\

Huh

op ned up piTinaneut piar

(crs in tlii- city, irncr of Washing ton and Market streets, over I rnitt's

grocery. Over v-.veiity-il*«: years' exporionee. Culls answered day or night in

city or ciuintry. Residence oils West M.a lel St.

«YN'

Ki-\

t-"K\v iiioi i: HIMIK AOKNTS

in this and iidi«-uihir coiintiof? for

0U8 JOORHEY ABOUND THE WORLD-

A lran' now iMHtk l»y IJr.V. I'llANCIS K.

LAKK. Prew't ol tbr 1 nUoti Sncictr Christ inn Kn lf.'H'or. Tho h«v»tchan-M? tornnk^ monoy ^vim* oflt»rr:l to a'l who want prontablo writ, A c»o\1 iiron! »iin vicinity etift rar:« I'tM iiionth. Disiar.^i »i hmdraneo, for wit p«j #rr^h «ivc* ci *dlt, jwomhim rrtpi'-i. tn+ outfit, &.od »»xrl vsjto ti:rril.»rr- Kor p.trti^i'.-iTH. writo to

RKVIKW.

-nv

2?. X. I.USE,

A O

Ose ye*:, in t&e county, Ormycar,om of tne COULM Inquire at Office for AlverUtoeriito*,

1 10

APRIL 6.1895.

LOCAL FIRE INSURANCE. '1 he arbitrary actio,m of irt itiHiii'rince companios within HIP past few yi%, in the raising of rates Tur eariving ii ~uranct- to 5(1 per cent ln.'resipe ami als-" to their dictatorial manner of adjust.ng and paying of io.-ses ha« create'! ir.ueti feeling against su"h institutions and •.:» necessity of farming iocalor hoaie iusur ar.ee compani"? is being considered.

The easterii ''.'tnpanipresent a vast array of ti^ur-'s to sh '.v that they have I

made no tnon-y tiit Imve lost during the

past dozen y^urs or ar.d give thin as their gnuinds for doubting the rates fts~

carrying ,o-ses. No one outsi le the

companies knows anything about the reliability of these statements, ror in

what manner the figure? may iiav

beer, juggled for convenience Few or none who sutler loss by tire MIOW just

what tii are to receive f^r the dam

age sustained. A smooth tongued indi

vidual known as the adjuster, appears soon after a tire has occurred, looks over

ihe situation and arbitrarily ti lls just what the company wi'! gir^ cash for

the loss sustained by. tire, and the in

sured can accept it or not. The insur

ed anxious to resume business, or again

have a house, as the case may be, will most times accept, although often not

receiving one-third or a half of the

amount lor loss that h' had been leel to believe he would. Those things have

created iu many localities a united out

spoken feeling against outside insur-

ranee companies, and a belief that home insurance companies managed on strict

business principles and created only for

the benelit of those insuring with them,

anil not for the purpose of enriching

anybody, are wants long felt and needed. As it is outside insurance companies

have things entirely too much their

own way. There should be laws more stringent regulating them regarding

he payuo'i.t of losses, or a more correct

understanding of just what an insured individual is to be paid for loss BUS

lained. If the) can compel patrons to

pay .".0 per cent, increase for insurance,

why cannot laws be enacted compelling them to pay Efn additional amount over

the insurance to the individual who

loses. We believe local insurance com

panies in every Congressional district

of the State affording cheaper insurai. :e

to its patrons, and conducted on strict business principles will eventually be

incorporated and put under way. The

old companies are gradually driving the people into such action.

A WELL SUCKED ORANGE

It is stated that Langsdale. one of the

managers of the Soldiers' and Sailors' moi: anient at Indianapolis, has drawn in

salaries from the state treasury the sum

of near ^lJ.OOO, during the past six

years. What the rest of the decayed politicians have received is not stated,

but no doubt they have all been well paid, niacb more tliar. they should. The

monument is a well sucked orange for

political leech"* of the state, ami wiil continue to be. It is not r.var complete

yet itccoidiitg to the program laid out and W'li be years yet before these po'

itici.ms let go th'»ir hold unless some

honest men can be ect'.nl to the legis latino who will pass a law preventing

further appropn itior.s for that purpose.

Th" lie nmuent has bocome a political

machine, il were, to be worked in the

interest of partisans. The sentimental part of it is of secondary consideration.

The "w law abolishes the monuinei

commissioners anil establishes a "board

ej.pect and intend to get money out of

their position from some Source are otll er. Non partisans, people who have

the interest of the public at heart rarely

ire called to occupy such positions.

M'KINLEY VS. SILVER. The coachersof Govcirnor McKinley. of Ohio, who are grooming him for the presidential race of .IS'.Mi. are very much alarmed over a reported assertion of his a few weeks ago. that he desired no si I ver p'.ank the platform upon which he should stand, lie and all other can didateij of every party next year so far as the west and south are concerned must stand in favor of silver, of bimetal ism, and if not their chances for election will be very sliiu. Mill iont of Totere of the west and south see too plainlv the interest and operations of the gold monopolists from year loyear, of the alarm ingstrides taken by Wall street in the affairs of this government to the injury of the masses, and are determined to coun teract it if possiblo. If silver was the equal of gold before the war there is no reason that it should not be now' and the masses are determined that it shail be. If McKinley represents the goid interests ho would do well

A J. \VOUTllW»TOJ XCi).. llartTord. Chui:. I tIif i]OUiinatl«»n loforft it 16

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A SYSTEM OF SEWERAGE.

The Journal has had occasion try-

quently in the recent pa.-»t to call the at-

and crjing necessity for a system of

majority would oppose it spite of

Journal's opininion to the contrary.

tivelj Rowing town. 1 here is no im same. It says: "This section dops not

provement more loudiy demanded than interfere with the sale of cigars- and to

a system of sanitary drainage.—Journal.

Yes, your intense interest in the mat

ter is real pathetic, and we might add

somewhat suspicious from the frequen- permission

cy with which you urge the cuy to adopt

a system of sewerage. Nobody sees

any necessity for a s]e :i..l hurry in the matter. ,. Crawf irdsvih-' is just as

healthy a city now. and has been

for years as many of those cities appurtenau

having costly sewerage

is so zealous

ces. While the Journal

nothing but

in the matter it would be

true cost of

fair to give the probable

property or

sewerage to the owners or

the city. or whoever would have to pay

for its construction. Let the public know ad about thi* subject pro and eon.

S The Journal, we believe, urged the city CUBA.

A MINIST 1-IR at Indianapolis who at tended the lc"ture of Bob Iugersoll on

the -Bible" in that city a few days ago

has been roundly abused by some mem

bers of his congregation for so doing. This looks unfair and decidedlv puritan

ical in thus acting. A minister may be

better able to properly denounce the fallacies of intidels by listening to their ar

guments if they have any to offer in op

position to the llible,. The religious community greatly applauded tne work

of Rev. Parkhurst. in New York city, ir,

visiting the slums and dead falls of that (lenity in speakii place, because he could, they a-sert. extent lo-i hearing-

more thoroughly denounce the lax iws Ki\ 's Cream balm

and corruption of the officials, anil ex pose the wickedness of th» people by

investigation and witness of them. T\ A tt'y at iw, ii •nmr.'.ith i'iil:'-

urer. Clerk, Sh"rilf and Recorder to col

of regents." but iiiider whatever name if Buflic-ient to offset the salary be

wiU d.va\s tie observed that they art-ex holders or political aspirants who

fore the\ will be entitled to the full com

pensation as stated under the law. In other words, if tho fees fail in the aggre

gate to equal the salary, the deficiency cannot otherwise be supplied."

It is a remarkable fact that "Big

Blunders" in fav of the people are so rarely found out, but if in favor of some

blood sucker and raider of the treasury they are verv soon discovered.

SO.MKWHVI- out of the ordinary is tiri' sentence by a court in. Chicago the other day of a woman to capital punish ment and the day of Her execution has linen been named. She is a negress am killed a mui ing him. It is rare that a female is hung. There is something decidedly repugnant in the contemplated execution of a woman and our guesss is that this feel ing will prevail in this case and that the woman's sentence will he changed to life imprisonment.

rune months ago bv shoot

100 POUNDS NAILS FOR $1.00. A hardware store in town had a sign out for several days 1 ist week bearing the above A-ords. It may that the nail makers have suffered greatly through the reduction in iron, but the poor man |,who desires to build can come nearer do ir.g it now than before for many yearr.

to decline Lumber aiso much lower than a few offered him. yuars ago

MAY NOT BE UNDERSTOOD. Concerning Sectioa 2 of the now Nich-

0 8 0 a W

leution of the city council to th" groat hends there may be difference oT

in part, resulting from the Journal's ad- try, and under some native leaders are

vice in the mattei. It would have been doing some fighting Worthy of a people

much better Trom a financial standpoint desiring to be free. Spain will have over

for the city to have had no owner- lo.OOO armed soldiers cn the island with I

ship in light works. When the city the next few days. It ly be that gets to a point where her debt amounts to this country will be drawn into the

but little it may do to talk and urge trouble or will be called in to assist in

sewerage upon the tax pa\ers, but at adjusting the troubles. Really th* Uu

present it may be safely asserted that a ted States should possess this Island,

the

DENOUNCED LANGSDALE. 'l'he State encampment of the (5. A. in session at Muneie a few days ago. took occasion in a series of resolutions to denounce Langsdale as chairman of the Soldiers Monument commission, and request that he be not appointed as a member of the new board of regents to continue its construction. 11 seems that the CI. A. It don't like Le.ngsdale and that is about all there is in it. Ills efliciencv in the work lias it been questioned. He was a soldier too in the late war. but the (.!. A. R. don't like him aud 6ays so. The ti. A. R. seems to labor under a misapprehension. The monument does not belong to it, in fact the amount contributed by it will not amount to one-sixteenth of i's cost. Hecause its erection is to commemorate gallant deeds bv gallant men is not of itself proof of ownership The State of Indiana has contributed over $300,000 in its building, the 1 i. A. something over S—0,00ft. If the State is satisfied with Langsdale he should remain, and the op position show more modi sty by keeping quiet.

the Indianapolu Journal ap-

0 1 9

sewerage for our beautful .inii conscrva- courts may have to pass on tin*

to the construction of the law

baccoin saloons nor require any special

license therefor.while it leaves it option

al with county commissioners to grant to carry on any

ther business in the saaie room,

it IH

explicit, however that no devices for

amusement or music of any kiud or

character shall be permitted in soeh

rooms. Under these provisions the (jues-

tion may arise whether billiard and pool

tallies are to be classed as a business or

as devices for amusement. If the former

they may by special license, bo permitted

I in connection with saloons, but if they are devices for amusement they cannot

be. There is a chance for some ti in' ju

dicial hairsplitting.''

to construct and operate its own electric TheTsland of Cuba is iust now htt r.ict-

I light plant. It d: I so. and the city ever ing more than the usvia: amount of it-

since h-as had t" carry a debt o',' from tention. '1 he natives of the island. $."0,000 to STo.OOU. paying a hi jh rate of' which belongs to Spain, desire to be

interest for mon' .v borrowed, and all. or freed from the domination of that coun-

and rnsteau of fooling time and spend

ing money the distant country of Ha waii. and aiming as the intention of

some to have it annex I to this country,

much better would it ..to seek,the an-.,

nuxation of Cuba.

Tat". Nebraska legislature passe 1 a law

providing that a bounty be paid for raising sugar. As that stal has become

almost a pauper or. the entire eouiitr)

for ch.irity it would be better that they

let the sugar question alone until tuey have supplied themselves with bread and

meat.

How's This!

We offer One Hundred Hollars re

ward for any case of Catarrh that can

not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure,

F. J.

CHK.NKV

West A Truax. \N holesale Druggists. Toledo. O.

same with the preacher who heard In-j 1 used lily's nm liahn if '.r" catarrh

gersoll. He did no wrong ii) attending, and hav- receiv- great i.-M-tit, 1 be and is lietter fitted to combat Intidelity lieve it ,i safe and certain cure. Yerv

by learning its do brines from one or its

coiff oracles.

article headed "Big Blunder." the I otiifr day, iu a dispatch from Imlianap-

I olis to the Cincinnati 1'inquirer. said: "A defect was tlisco-erod todav in the

fee and salary act which is exciting con

siderableapprehension. Under a mis

taken provision in section 1'3'». it is first made obligatory upon tie A miior. Treas

Walding, Kinnan A Marvin. Whole

sale druggists, Toied ().

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and

mucous surfaces of the system. Testi

monials sent free. Price Toe. per bot tie. Sold by all druggists.

An old file of theDarien (ila.i (Ja/.ette

for

IS]'."

3 I livs N

A Co.. Toledo, ().

We the undersigneo have known F.

•J. Cheney for the last lo years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all

business transactions and financially

able to carry out any obligati ms made by their tirm.

quotes Sea Island cotto at 47

to .10 cents a pound, bacon 18 to "JO

cents. (lour ?1'J a barrel, whisky 70 cents a gallou.

Trust These Who Have Trier."

Catarrh -aiisod hoarseness an I dif-

1 also to a great

By the use of

'"•pping (if mucous

has ci.'asi.'d. voice acd. hearing hav

Greatly improved. -J. W. l)avidson,

pleasant to take. ni. Fiazer. Roches ter. N.

1.'rice of (.'ream Balm is fiftv cents.

o'u'^es torent.

C. A. Mi He

IS W. Main St.

lie

Co" tf

cause a young man courts hi« girl

in a dark room, it is 1 1 0 sign that he i-^ developing a negative. -Harlem Life.

I wo Lives Saved.

Mrs. I'hoe.be Thomas, of Junction City, 111 was told b\ her doctors sue

had coiisiiniption and that there was

no hope for her. but two bot.tli-s Dr King's New Discovery completely

cured her and she says it saved her

lite. Mr. Thos. Kggers, l:j«» I'ii.rid St., San Fraaciseo. siiflcri .OH

dread!ul cold, approaching CoiiMtmp-

tion. tried ithout result. ev.-r\thing

else then bought one bottle Dr. Ring's New Dis-overy and it, two

weeks was cured He is naturall\

thankfol. 11 is such results, of which

these are samples, that prove the wonder! in efficacy o| js medicine in c-r» niiu 1

co ds. 1- roe trial bottles

atiSyCkV, Bone's Drugstore. I,' gular size 'iiie. and §1.0o.

City property for sal e. (Jo 118 W. Main St.

C. A.Miller,

Next year will witness the fourteenth contenary of the conversion of France

to Christianity. The event is to be celebrated at Rheims.

The rapidity with which croup !e

velops calls for instant treatment: and

yet few households are prepared for its risirs. An admirable remedy

this disease is A WM-'S Cherry IVictoral lit has saved hundreds of hvos nnd

I should be in e*'» r.f hone.* where there are young ehild.-cn.-

THE-

CLOSE Ot WINTER

Is near at hand. We desire

:"w Or:!an* SiiL'^r Kxtrn I.- Sngiir.. I.'trh i' Su«ar„ li.lK.-v,H).l A .. Kine CtnuiuKito,! s:i Fruit 1'uH-ilor Siiiriir

A pric»»fc*

Furniture,

A Double lei I pet or ('1 rd urov.

Cold Weather,

dispose of our

-:. anc'. oiler the public in in decided lur^ai'ts'in

Come in and inspect our good it in need of anytnmg in

utieii lil.o

It. is a Bat

Wo want \»ni all new and we

Countv ehi or

Come yuiiist-

UAfOltL AND AriKK '. MM Jfur SuUi HI (rt.vi'i.

Goods

Heavy Clothing or Underwear

You never in imy these oN any iioajn S coin i- he\ :i:c.

\KE )OEL

!I I ifg- It ie 1 Oc

11 Hid'eds of u-.ef,i! artic'f-for presents at IOC and higher. I will sell

COFFEE.

\\Y havo a n»»vr lino of rortvo?rtversold in iliis^ity. ani wo to give ffatista 't mi. lib tint*?! MOCLA aud 'lava fhoi'V Mo«'ha and Java ... I lb Mooha arid Java T.loud .. 1 Kx (lOldu'Il I ('ey.Mii C?ofToM. ....... I CniHh'Mj Java

Dried and Can Fruits 1 lb (Jood hHiMn* ft lbs (iood KairfiL1 U» Finest liaiMn* 2 lbs California at hi"*

California Apnut^s California I'mntn

5 Cherry l*raij»*s Silver I'r.nb rt 1 Can California .einon |pt^ IV

I\K: I K:

r.iioaper than .my on earth ifyoit will only give me a chain e.

give aw.iv I'ables, Clothes Racks and fr.»ning Boards

Carlson's lOc Store

I :iii r'ahfornni W In

•tanncs

5 no I l.iXM

I'uun uao

1 i*^ 8 cms l» st Sw K'H-»d j* t—-st To

iho lino|i lt» ftti.- !t/«ktn uarant-'o tbem

FLOU

2"» Iba Sli

l.itrht

Mai«y r.»»M

sdi I«iin

in tii

.]5i*ack no* irivimr ivc.lMvtion .1.% inoio'v 1* t"

M'MULLEN &|ROBB,

First Door South id First Nation ii Hank.

WHEN YOU COME TO TOWN

You want to feed your luuses witlign^t clean feed .and put your vehicles under *VlUs

You can do this and at reasonable prices at tin* V». O. SMI I'll livery and fee,.! stable*, 2 1

e.wM.irkit sireet i.iver\ tuniwiits

i''- animals. Uon't loi'm.i the place.

W. O. SMITH.

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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

to call and look through tl.is department, a- i: 1 -t"fk

Mi.ii ant-ce lo .-ell you a carp,-, i' less than an\ hoiisc i!'

Hardware and Stov

Aiistliiii^ \uii I'1 ires uvi »"iy 1 it. A^riruitin-ill 1 at !v,,tir own price, as we have determined to close out this line lie •nu-e we It:' 110 loom lor tln.ni. It. does mil cod you anvtliing to 1 ok at tin iii. dil.v Ton will lind soiiielliing von want. lev lliut nil go,{

and iuh ise ymir

our stock if ti lie I only ones in Prices alw a vs ii

ileniD

l'"liriiil lire. Carpels he city who can lowest.

Zack Mahoraey & Sons.

Sto\ es.

6S.

do tlie same lo Hardware, etc. on In disc |'i Ii

Si use-. Ullpll-to

EM!?00? RESTORED!.VSrSMfsgi

,u11omnialUiti 11*s »r iwiwuriii i2»iuiphI •.. ..r iiu

[•per. utile AKUVr.SKKllio. .M:\ojdc. J' KI.KNY.iukI oya |. A S\»N,

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