Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 June 1895 — Page 7

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.OUR SPRING STOCK OF.

Mens' and Youths' Suits

'"Phe ]rict_- we pla on tlicm

he Cloth and '1'riinmings are worth more than that, without counting one cent for the labor

I EVERY SPRING SUIT

•.*»« Is made in first-class manner, seams are sewed with silk we use high grade li 11- —-m mgs and only the best of labor '. '-~m

The suits are worth $10, $12 and $15. ,You cau buy them for S7.50 at the

MODEL CLOTHING CO.1

INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.

Fine sheer printed Organdies, Fine French Dimities Lawns, Jaconets, Duchess, Swivel Wash Silks, Batiste, Swisses, India Linens, plain or prettily figured, Dresden and Clienet effects.

If you are thinking ol buying one or a dozen summer dresses, why here's the place.

Kaiki Wash Silks.

Over 200 patterns, 21 inches wide: handsome goods 49c early in the season: now !29c a yard. Samples sent anywhere upon request.

L. S. AIRES & CO.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

Froo Pills.

Send your address to II. E. Bueklen S't Co.. Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A I trial win convince yon of their merits. I These piiiHareeaSy jn

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ly effective in the cure of constipation •mil sick headache. For materia and Iher troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to .'pP'-'riectly free from every deloter|ious substance and to be purely!" vege-

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i- them sell faster than the pro

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We have 1.000 Strictly All-Wool Sack and Frock Suits in light and dark colors. we are selling at

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J. rr* —^9 bis hand or foot, iv» up one side of his I I 1 I —-«a» body, over his shoulders and then down the V_y Li 1. M' I other side and then pass oil'for a short time.

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-OUR SELLING SPACE IN OUll-

WISH GOODS

Has been more than doubled the past week. |The demand for these goods has been phenomenal, unprecedented! This week's business bids fair to outdo last week's big trading. Here one finds more dainty cotton stuff than you ever IS saw in a retail store. 150 pieces or more just •in this week. Pattern after pattern exclusive to us. Every ripple and wrinkle that fashion prescribes you'll find here.

table. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone tostomarh and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Regular size 2oc. per box- Sold by Nye & Rooo, Druggists.

A number of members of the order of Rod Men from abroad woro in town on WodnoBday in attendanco at meeting to organize a district association. Tho first mooting of the association, it was determined, should bo held in this city and Aug. 23d •settled upon as tho date.

What the Editor Heard.

A STORY FROM CAYUGA CO., N. Y.

BUM PeniM'll, of Kllen, R, V., IVUa of Mlratie of the SflucteeuLb tenUiry. {From the (Myuya C11., A". Y., Independent.)

Hearing through Messrs. Allen fc Burch, rtrusjffists of Nilex, thai Mr. Silas l'ennell, respected citizen of that town had been cured ol a ul east: of sciatic rheumatism by If use of Dr. Williams' I'ink fills lor I'mu l'e.iple, the editor of the Cayuga County ]iuh-pendent determined to know the truth of the matter and went out to Niles. Mr. I'ennell ig a farmer and hns a neat and comfortable home near Nile*. W« miiivl Mr. Pennell if it was true that he had been cured of a bad case of rheumatism by Dr. Williams' I'ink Tills. He said that three year? ago in August 1891, he vra* !'ized with severe pains in the hip, just where the sciatic nerve is, which gradually nin down his leg makii.g life misery to him but not preventing him from doing *mie work on the farm. Soon after he was I jading hay when be aliuped oil' the load i:ud hit his hip on the wheel. After this ha w:is worse, suffering great agony, and 1 some time was unable to do anv work, lie took Mich medicines as hi* physician prescribed and improved somewhat so that could help some around the farm attain. About Thanksgiving time h« was helping to put away some barrelsof cider which he had made, when he strained himst-t and again came helpless. He then tried another physician who felt confident of curing him by the use of the electric battery and medicines which he prescribed. But failure was the result, he got no better, and another physician was tried and treated him for some time. J5y this time his whole body was affected. Sharp pain? would start in

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Kj 1 Tiiese pains would return mrulurl v. affect1.... L,:. I 1 .. 1

in:? his whole body, and notiiiug sceuied to relieve him and he began to despair of ever being well. In the spring of 1S92 a relative in another countv read of a case very similar to Mr. l'eunell'e, which had been cured bv I'ink I'ills, and sent the article to him, asking if it did not. suit his case. It was very .similar and be determined to try them, lie eomi!i"Uced taking Pink I'ills and soon felt better, the pains became less violent with longer intervals between them, llo felt encouraged and persevered in their use and soon became able to work on the farm, ani in April or May he felt so free from pain that he considered himself a well man again. l!e saj-s he ha* probably taken 2C boxes and able to do as good a day's work as any other man, and wc can say that ho looks like a hale and hearty inaa who had never known sickness.

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They are for sale by all druggists, or may be had by mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Schenectady, X. Y., for 60c. Der box. or six boxes for

Will Hear Complaints, it any, from:

Coal Creek to.vnslii] on Monday. June 21. Wayno township and Wuynetuwn, Tuesday. .June il.

Kipley township ami Alamo. Wednesday, Juuo2iJ. lirown townsldpj and Waveland. Thursday, Juue 27. W'-ZZZ gSBtt

Scott township,JFrlday. Juno 3 Madison township, Saturday, .Juno i9. CSugar Creek township, Monday, July 1.

Franklin township and Darlington, Tuesday, July a. Walnut township and New Ko^s.'Weduesday,

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"(.'lark township and I.adoga, Friday, Julys. I'ulon Township, Saturday, July ii. Crawfordsvilie. Monday, .Julys.

C. W. KI.MOKK. Pres.

CATARRH

HAY-FEVER

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Cream Brum.

CUBES

Is quickly absorbed cleanses the nasal pasa a a pain and iniiam a n. lleals the sores! to re senses of taste and smell pro-

uvts the membrane from additional cold. It will cure. A particle is applied into each nostril and is agreeable. cists or 1.V mull. Street, New YorK

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.CALL ON.

BOB DAVIS,

The Pike Street Liveryman.

Sf'HLKI PY'S

lew and Second-Hand Stors.

the piace to secure li irgninGoods expunged lor old. ond hand uoods .it your price. Carp Rugi at

Xo. 116 opposite (.'it

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Bold Attempt to Loot a rado Bank.

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113 North W .•'•ihii.sH.m Street.

sAttention

to Repairing

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CHOSE NOON HOUR FOR THE JOB.

Tlio Assistant Casliier 011 Duty Covered iv 1111 Revolver .mil Requested to Kemttln Olllut— tie Presses it Llttlo ltutton

Which Notified the l'ollce and Two Oilier Hanlc 11ml tliu Thieves Are Arrested— One of Them triivu the Scheme Away. COLORADO !~1'I:INUS, Colo., Juno :I0. —A bold, but unsuccessful, attempt to loot tho Exchange National bank of this city was made shortly nftor noon by four inci, who cboso that hour for tho reason that the majority of the bank employes woro absent for luncheon. Assistant Cashier Edward Herron was standing at tho cashier's window looking out upon tho street, when Fred Georgo dashud insido the .door and levoled a revolver at Herron's head, at thu sumo timo admonishing him to remain quiet. Immediately following Georgo came Edward Hutch, who was also armed, und attempted to get behind the counter where the currency, gold and silver was piled, up in tempting heaps. llerron made no nttempt to muvu from his position, but, without attracting any attention, pressed a button directly in front of him, which sent an alarm to two other banks on opposite corners, und nlso notified polico headquarters, a half block away, that there was trouble at tho bank and assistance was needed in a hurry.

Conveyance in Iieailinoss.

At the same timo Sheriff Bowers, Cashier Daniel Herron, Bookkeeper Mack, and deputy sheriff, all heavily armed, appeared from different portions of tho bank and surrounded the two robbers. Moantime, ollieials from the othor banks and ollicers from the police station oame hurriedly to the scene, and tho thievos, seeing they had fallen into a trap, turned over their weapons and submitted to arrest without a struggle. Ollicers hastened around the corner, whero Mike Kennedy, an other member of tho gang, was in readiness with a conveyance to carry the robbors and their plunder to tho mountains, in tho oarrlage was Robert O. McFarland, who was to act as guide, and he and Kennedy were soon disarmed and hurried to the police station, whoro the other two had been taken. All the members of tho gang are residents of Colorado .Springs, and, while not classed aa professional thieves, bear and unsavory reputation and hae been under polico surveillance for several months.

Leader cl the Gnng.

Frod George is the leader and he suggested the raid upon tho bank. The others readily joined tho plot, and all the plans had been laid to make the raid last Monday. The noon hour was chosen for the reason that the bank and tho streets wore comparatively deserted at that hour. It wus the intention to shoot the cashier or any other person who offered any resistance. For some reason the raid was not made on Monday, and meanwhile Hutch bocamo alarmed and gavo tho plot away to one of tho bank officials. Tho sheriff and police were called in, and it was decided to permit the attempt to bo made according to progranimo as laid out by tho robbers, but enough armed men were stationed In the bank and in adjoining houses to mako the capture of the gang certain.

Bitter Faellug lietween Mlnurg. Rico, Col., June M.—Bad blood has prevailed for some time between the miners of the liico, Aspeu, and Enterprise, throe adjoining properties in the Sau Juan country. The forces met by breaking away a wall that separated the claims of the rivals. A duel ensued, tho weap ons being giant powder cartridges. Two men were seriously wounded, one of them having his shoulder torn off, and the other is 6aid to be suffering from blindness caused by the eiploslon of a missile at close quarters. Noise of the conflict reached the surface, where tho superintendents hastily armed guards and by a display of rltles compelled tho cessation of hostilities.

American Shot In Mexico.

JIMINEZ, Mex., Juno 20.—F. W. Lowry and Charles Simpson, two American mining engineers who left hero about three weeks ago on a visit to mines in the Sierra Mad re mountains, 100 miles southwest of hero, became involved In a quarrel with tho Mexican servant who accompanied them. The Mexican shot and killed Simpson, and in turn he was fatally shot by Lowry. The tragedy took place seventy-live miles from hero. .Lowry and Simpson came to Mexico from Now York.

Fratricide Hanged*

MOUUISTOWN, N. J., Juno 20.—August Bergman, who murdered his brothor Julius, in Sterling on Fob. 23, 1S93, was hauged for tho orimo in tho Morris county jail, at this place. Whon tho drop fell tho body of Bergman bounded into tho air, flftoon feet. Ho was pronounced dead after nine minutes. His death was caused by strangulation.

Unuk OttloifilA Iudlcted.

DENVEU, Juno 20.—E. T. Atkins, exprosidout of tho Colorado Savings bank, and Charles D. Atkins, ox-cashier of tho same institution, havo beon arrested under indictments charging thom with receiving doposita in a bank that was insolvent and had closed its doors to regular business, which is contrary to law.

l'ORtmngtet Short.

MlL'tVAUKliB, Juno 20.—Willianv Nolson, |mstin.istor at the national soldiers' homo, is under arrest charged with em-

K/UMIU'IIC of $1, IHU .') of the funds of the lli.v

rirmlM Defend II. J, Aldrloh. lJESVKii, Juno 20—Tho prolonged ab-t-oiuv iiom tho city of H. J. Aldrich has given ii. to the rumor that ho has fled to cr uiiniil proceedings. His friends, •ver, ^ay that ho is in the oast vislticuiis and ivo no fear of any such -I'oullo'.i.

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Coat Dfiilers ID Session*

DAYTON, Juno 20. —The wholesale and retail coal dealers of Ohio, in annual soshiin hero, elected Stephen J. Patterson of Dnyion president D.miel Kuntz of Sau-uu--ky, vice president \V. K. Gipsou of Upper Sandusky, treasurer.

Mianoun H'vi-r on Um Kite.

OMAHA, June 20 1 ho Missouri rivor is risiiiif rapidly he e. the Juno raiso having commenced in earnest. Tho water li,t ,-en lour and one-half

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inches.

THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

George W. McMlllion of St. Louis oan repeat the whole of the Biblo word for word.

Krupp, tho gun. manufacturer, pays an Income tax of (200,000 a year. But tho brewer and alcohol munufaoturor at Marlnesco Bragadir at Bucharest leaves him far behind, for ho pays 1,(551,241 francs a year in taxes.

Walter McBrido of Prophetstown, Ills., committed suicide by taking strychnine. Disappointment in a love affair is given as tho cause.

King Humbert has conferred tho cross of Knight of the Crown of Italy on R. U. Johnson, secretary of the American League of International Copyright.

Presideut Moraes of Brazil has retired for a month because of the death of his son, who was accidentally shot whilo hunting. Another son of tho president is Very ill.

A gun shod at tho Prosodio reservation, Cal., containing eight 1-inch rillo guns and some valuable stores was destroyed by lire. Loss, £3U,00U.

Representative Hitt of Illinois will leave Washington on Sunday for Narrugansott Pier, R. I. Ills condition is favorable.

Tho body of John Leinzo was found at Calumet, Mich., with the abdomon torn away by a charge of buckshot. An empty gun lay at his side. It is a supposed caso of suicide.

Assistant Attorney General Dodgo of tho department of justice, suys tho dispatch stating that ho will resign his present position is without tho sligtest foundation.

Mrs. H. Babcock, a nieco of Hotty Green, is dangerously ill ut Fort Worth, T'.x. bho is destitute.

Natural gas was struck in paying quantities at Belleville, Ark. The union bakers of Cleveland went ou a strike for more pay, fewer hours of labor and recognition of tho union. Twonty-threo shops have given in.

A prize of 30,000 franos has been offered by a florist in Mayenno, Franco, to any one who cau produce a plant ou which bluo roses will bloom.

Cuban sympathizers In tho United States will, it is suid, evade tho president's proclamation by sending supplies to the rebels by way of Mexico.

The body of '.Jacob S. Kergood, who disappeared from a Michigan Central train between Chicago and New York lust October, was found near Niagara Falls.

Tho meeting of the wage committees of the Amalgamated association and tho shoot manufacturers at Pittsburg ended in a snarl. The manufacturers refuse to take the goneral^pard rate on iron for tho basis of the sheet mill scale.

At the Episcopal convention of ware, held last week, S. Minor now 70 years of age, was elootod socj of tho diocese for the thlrto-flfth utive time.

Dead bodies, whon taken as a ci a steamship, are always descr, either statuary or natural hlstor, mens, owing chiolly to the superst] sailors.

Houghton, Mich., saloonkcept not bo prosecuted for keeping op days, provided they close at 11 p. day.

A car on the Lookout Mountai railroad at Chattanooga, Tone.,, tho track and W. B. Mitchell, of tho Third National bank of ga, and M. M. Henderson recoi-i ably fotal wounds. -r.

Itorkville Uncos. Rockville is preparing to give one of the finest race meetings of Western In diana. July 0 to 12 has been tixed as the date. The Association offers-?'2.150 in purses, aud opens tho great Eastern Illinois Circuit with purses aggregating $12,900. The track, remodeled for the coming meeting, is among the best half mile courses in tbe state, and the grounds and buildings have been specially prepared to accommodate the large crowds expected.

J. S. Zuck attended a convention of county superintendents at Indianapolis on Wednesday.

Mort Reese was jerked this week for intoxication. Mort has frequently figured in such circumstances before.

Court adjourned this week until fall, and the nuisance of hearing the bell ring every day will cease for a few weeks.

Report is now that work on tho new Monon depot will begin in July. In this case it is better to see it than hear about it.

The morning train south on the Vandalia leaves this btation at 0 o'clock— three-quarters of an hour earlier than heretofore.

Rev. II. L. Cantield, D. D.. will preach for the Universalists at tho P. O. S. A. hall next Sunday at 10 4.r) a. m. and 7:30 p. m. All are invited. .Sunday school at 9:.'!0 a. m.:

The commissioners will soon appoint a new justice of tho peace to take charge of tho ollice heretofore held by C. Scott, deceased, AS usual there are a half dozen applicants.

Awarded

Highest Honors—World's Fair,

CREAM

BAKING POWDER

MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.

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cheapest. Don't be misled

trying what is said to be "just as good," but when you paint insist upon having a genuine brand of

Strictly Pure White Lead

It costs no more per gallon than cheap paints, and lasts many times as long.

Look out for the brands ofWhitQ Lead offered you lowing are sure "Anchor," "Southern," "Eckstein,' "Red Seal," "Kentucky,"' "Collier."

any of the lol-^tnufSC-iv*********!

FOR COLORS.—National Lead Co.'s Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are sold in one-pound cans, each can lieitip sufficient to tint 25 pounds of strictly Pure White Lead the desired sliade they are in no sense ready-mixed paints, but a combination of perfectly pure colors in the handiest form to tint Strictly l'ure White Lead.

A Rood many thousand dollars have been saved property-owners bv having our book on painting and color-card. Send us a postal card and get both free.

NATIONAL LEAD CO., New York. Cincinnati Branch, Seventh and I'reemau Avenue, Cincinnati.

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Glass! Quick!

There's lotsof snap and a vim in this HIKES' 3 UooniKKii. There's lots 5 of pleasure and wood health in it, too. A de- 3 llciout drink, a tempermice drink, a home-a made drink, a drink 3 that delights I he old and young. Me sure and gel the genuine 3

Rootbeer

iHlRES'Rootbeerl

A 23 cent packagc makes 5 gallon*. SoUl everywhere. 3 THE CHAS. E. HIRES COMPANY, 5 ^P-LPHIA. "iiiiiimi:

ordc May I tor of tho sell at private stti. 1S95, the following situated in tho eity (loinery County, lndlnr sixteen 116'. ami all of in block No. M. except teSJ the north siiie thereof as desijMiateil oil tho reeorde Canliy's addition to tho

Terras of sale: One third ush, one tUil six months, and ono third in twelve moutfl the deferred payments to draw li per cent, t'-rest from date, and notes socurod by a niortpage on the premises sold, anil payable without relief from valuation or apprai«i#ment laws. Kids received at the law otHco ol Wright & Seller, in rawfordsville, Indiana.

JOHN A. GKIKF1N, Administrator, v:

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FKUIT STORE.

All kinds of Fruits, Bauauas. Lem

ons, Oranges, Candies and Nuts.

IP-fTA lull line of Cigarr and Tobac

cos. 131 South Washington street.

A Good Appetite

Always accompanies good health, and an absence of appetite is an indication of something wrontf. The loss of a rational desire for food is soon followed by lack of strength, lor when tho 6upplyof fuel is cut oil the (ire burns low. The system gets into a low state, and is liable to severe attacks of disease. Tho universal testimony given by those who have used llood's Sarsaparilla, as to its great merits in restoring and sharpening tho appetite, in promoting healthy action of the digestive organs, and is a purifier of the blood, constitutes the strongest recommendation that can be urged for an medicine. Those who ha\e never used

Hood's Sarsaparilla should 6iirely do so this season.

The Grip.

An experience with this disease during all its past epidemic?, warrants the bold claim that Dr. King's New Discovery will positively cure each and every case if taken in time, and patient takes the ordinary care to avoid exposure, Another thing has been proven, that those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery, i.vape the many iron ii

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disease til means get a iiottle and try it iruaranteed, a money jvv'U be T'iii led if no pood results i,, -*old by Nye X: Booe.

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