Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 July 1895 — Page 2
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M. E. Ci.OU^iM.TKU. C-4..U OK THOM l'SO.N
CLODFELTER & THOMPSON. LAWYERS.
Willdo a b'"»oni!practice iu Ml Cou Office yvor Smith Jc Steele's ilrng store, s.miu ..\\ ashliigton stn-'"*.
A'. M. I'.KINEU
PAUL & BRUNER
At ornov s- At-L nv
OfilveSoutU ?idoof Gro«*u »tr»wovjr orney'shardwarestore.
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VORIS & STILWELL
1NSI HANCI- AOKN'l s.
FARM INSURANCE
A specialty. We represent int.- 11 id. Continent.il, Ohio farmers, and seventeen other Companies.
LOANS.
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PBi-t GENT.
I'or annum. I'ay.ihic anuuailv at end of the
year,
with privilege of payiui: JldO or,.11, it. at any intercut payment.
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W, WIGHT.
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MORGAN & LEE.
:-GEM4L INSURANCE AGENTS-:-
At Lowest- Hates.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Furnished on short notice. (. I l'Y and FARM P1K U'KUTY tor sale. Office: Ornbaun Block. X. W asmiu'ion street c'rnw fordsviile. Iini.
A! D. WlIITK. Wm. M. I'kkvks. C'Has. I). Omkai:
WHI1E, REEVES & OREAR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
IU:K, KAST MAIN STUKKT.
W" hnvo a l:ir^« umount of home moii»y to iouu in s)Uiii4 "t *300 u|» to $10,000, from 5W to (ilo per ou fanu uml Wty property. Also for a l.'iriro- number of farms and city re^i•leue^H ?it a barirnin.
C. .1. ISRIT TON. 31. 1). C.
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist.
Graduate of ilio Chicago Votetiuarv College. 'Jr eats all diseases oi Ii».»iueHtIe A n:nmM. OFKIi'K: Over MutT«'tt A: Morjr'in"* Drutr siorc, 53 1-5 east Main street. Iullnn*»ry ut i-'. MeftonaMV livery stnbl.*. ••ust Market ^tr«'-t.
Money to: Loan
With payment and timo to suit borrower. Interest the lowest. Either real estate^r personal neourity aeccpUM, Jood notes easlied,
C. W. BURTON,
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lOT'a Kasr Main Mreet.
PARK. F.ft'S
HAIR BALSAM
Clear u-i-l 1.. :n:t th«- Im:r. Prom a lux-irjav. pr.mt!i. JW'vor Paui to Bostoro Gray
Hair to itii Youthful Color. C'lr-i -rrlp hr»:- Inliir.g. at
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And see all the Latest Styles in
Spring Footwear, liemember we
keep nothing but the liest.
Youipmi^ Trill}
111. South Washington St.
The Leading Conservatory of America —ZyO CaflFakltcm, Direcior. TSunded 1&>3 by E. Toarj6o^^.
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Send for Prospectus
ciy:nfj full information.
Ikank W. I! ai.r. Oncral Manager.
KK\V MOl'.K HOOK A Old NTS
in tliU adjoimni: coiintina tur
ODB JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD-
A bran' new VxKik by KLV. J-UANCIS h. Cl^AKK, Prw't of tlie tTiiiteil Society of ChrlHtian Inilcftvor. Tho best vUbucc to innke money eror ollereil to all who want profitable work. A nood nftent in this vicinity can earn $1IK) monUi. I)u"Uine no hinlrauue, for no pay fruiplit. irire cruilit, iireiriium copies, free oiitfit, and uxolunivc territory. For particulars, write to A. 1). W'OKTlllNGTON .t Co., liaritonl. Conn.
Sail-union, loea.1 ex traveling. PermanvBt. fxperionao not
iiHivury. Apply qutak. Esviiblinlifd over 40 yearn. Pho«nix Nursery «o., Hox 1^18, BloomlD^'too, 111.
THE REVIEW.
F- X. I.USE,
TBBM8 0? B-JBSCBtPTIOK. ...
One year, in the county, Oneyaar,oatof tUe con:.:y, Inquire at Office for A'lvcrtUhErates.
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JULY 6, 1895.
I IGH FEES NO MORE. I tii' recent Jecisit i. i' tin- Supreme Court I'l-onovneinu lit- ...wp of li iet,'iplatureH'o' lS'l ard l'o. lefctjiaiu the foes ar.o salarii-e of county otiies-rr. •.• i!id ami of f-.-reO ai:d elie^t. would il:c!ate tllaihe days of lr_r ••pay to eu^nty qlVu ials have pawd *.v11ti no prolial ity of any early ielt:rn, 1 oe war a' st hii and xtVirt'onuti t'tes be^ati o.'T twenty live, veitr^".n^i) and has' eov in tied in the State t.-v/.r since. Vears a-^o a eo.mty oiVi'.'ial us one-liaif of the eouuties of ti.e S'ale had oniy to secure an filliee for -I'/ur-yi-itrs and in.-- fortune was a a a a liOtiiL*, sj cculatt: ill: the Chicatro honrd (if trade, or buy votes at elections by the scores. '1 he op!e danced while) he played the fiddle. In this county alone in past years there., have been county ollieials who have, •.often made from c\S,00(J to 14,i)00 per Near. In other counties lii.e Marion, Viyo and
Aden, sonio county officials have been able to secure as u.uch as 620,(i00 per year. It indicates tiie dawn ,of better things to know .that such ui^antie legalized thievery as this lias passed and cannot soon return au'ain. The people through the leL'islature and the courts have liejit up a continuous ficjht until they have won a permanent victory. The laws certainly never aimed to pay such extortionate ealaries and fees as iu thousands! of instances have been paid to county otliciais in Indiana, yet tluouL'h corrupt schemes they have been paid, and through paid lobbies duriutc legislat'vo sessions, have been enabled to I old a tirm s, rip on the people. The present laws contemplate a reasonable pay to occupants of county offices and no more. Getting fortunes from such positions is not expected nor intended. The etrec!. however, on men always wanting crumbs from the official table will not be noticed. There will be just as many men wanting to run for office as heretofore, regardless of the emoluments of the future. Plenty can be found willing to sacrifice themselves for tin,' benefit of the public, and the i.ffices will be just as well tilled hereafter with the abbreviated salaries as formerly. Nothing is then to be feared on that score. No man is so important or useful but who in time can be succeeded by another just af competent. The decision is in the interest of the people and should .stand.
BRICEj THE "VENAL
To an outsider, one not living in Ohio, it would seem that the appointment of IJrico as chairman of the democratic State committee last week, was very impolitic, unwise and a foolish policy. Uriee, it will be remembered, with (lorinan and two other democratic Senators delayed for months tho passage of a tariff reform bill until the law relating to sugar, and in opposition to the sugar trust had been modified to suit the interests of the trust. Tho public believed then a'.id believe now that the trust bought these men. paid them immense sums for their votes arid influence. Now for a party to indorse or honor such men is the height of follyis an indorsement of corruption, and no honest men of any party will approve it. lirice in spite of his wealth and influence should bo kicked out of the party after his vote favoring the sugar trust. The people do not approve of corruption nor corrupt men, and the democracy of Ohio injure themselves by giving Jirice any attention whateverIf they approve of lirice and his past course they should not marvel at any defeat overtaking them.
A Yi Aii or more ago the i'ope of Rome advised and ordered that all CatholicH belonging to secret societies withdraw from them, and tlie officials of the church this country promulgated the order. There are thousands of Catholics belonging to the organizations of the Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows. They almost universally oppose this order from Koine. The latest iB ex-Congressman Foran. of Cleveland, who, although he is a Catholic, says he will not give up his secret society connections. Why the head of the church should oppose these orders whose principles are founded on morality, justice, good fellowship and scriptural teachings in general, is not explained, and Catholics by thousands in this country will pay no attention to it.
ADVANCING WAGES.
Over threo hundrod large manufacturing firms of the country located in thirty different States, and employing near -100,000 persons, have during'the past sixty dayH advanced the wages of their employees from 10 to LTj per cent How much better it would suit republican political schemers if it wore just tho opposite—that is wages reduced from 10 to 25 per cent.
CHICAGO REAL ESTATE. I As an indication of the enormous sums paid for real estate in (.hieago, we note the followii transacti.c: in that city last week. The pioperiy. llx-d ftif.'t, is iu th
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vicinity oi the court
house of that city. *1 he salt* of t!:is property was made by Henry W Km^ bury, of Kingsbury. O., to Alexander J. Alexander, of Shering Sta ion. Woodford county. Ky.. for cvid.",0l 0. Of this I amount •'Jiiiio.OOO was cash, and the purchaser assumes a mortgage of t'JOO.OOO at 5 per cer.t. which the mortgagee was unwilling to release on account of 'l.e profitable rate of interest, consul.Ming the value of the security. The propel :y has forty one feet front on Clark street, and eighty feet on Randolph. Mr.' Alexander now owns the entire ISO by 1 so of ou'.id at the north-east corner of Clark and Randolph streets which originally formed the Kingsbury estate.,,. 11 was acquired in lS.'l.'i by Julian T'. II. Kingsbury, then of 1't.
Dearborn, from Uoberl A. Kinzie and John Haul-ien. who heki title from
the United States Government, for ell", ilvt.r
foot. The price just paid is within a small fraction nf tMOO per square foot.
TO TEST THE APPORTIONMENT LAW.
The Terre Haute Express says Senator David Turpie and General John S, Williams, of Lafayette, were in consultation here yesterday with Senator Voorhees to outline a plan for attacking tho constitutionality of the apportionment acts passed by the last legislature. It is their belief that the law is invalid by reason of tho fact that it was not passed at the time lixed by the constitution. They will take immediate steps to have the question settled by the Supreme Court. It was the contention of'republicans in the legislature that the previously enacted apportionment act being in contravention of the constitution, there existed an emergency for the passage of an apportionment act. The last legislature passed apportionment acts affecting both Congressional and Legislative Oi
THE "ALCOHOL" EXAMINATION. Next mouth and thereafter school teachers in their examination for license to teach, are to be questioned ou what they know regarding the effect of alcohol on the human system. After that probably another law may be necessary to tell what they know about the influence of tobacco, coffee, tea on the human sys'em, also the effect on mankind of hatred, revenge, free iove. benevolence, parsimony, etc. Of all the humbuggery being piled up now in the see. ingof an education, nothing can exceed many of the laws relating to school management, and this latest "alcohol'' business is one of the worst. Whoever liist suggested the enactment of the low it can safely be assertid was a crank, a fanatic of the lirst water.,.
Tin-: interest manifested by the temperance element and the saloon men in the Nicholson law has. in a measure diverted attention from the Moore bill, another liquor law passed by the late legislature. The Moore bill, unlike the Nicholson bill, is not mandatory, but at tho same time it gives cities the absolute power to say where saloons shall be located and liquor sold, and also gives the council authority to arrange furniture, fixtures, etc.. about saloons, Uuder the provisions of this law council could, if so disposed, confine all saloo to one street or one square in the c.-ity. 11 is in reality a much more stringent law than the much advertised Nicholson bill.
It is a rare thing to find the iron market advancing and booming along without the aid of the railroads, but that is the singular situation to day. Tho past week presents an unbroken record of advances and has been one of the most stirring in the history of tho trade. The Iron Age, in its summary, shows that this upward tendency has developed without the aid of heavy purchases on part of the railroads, and
the Central West leads in the general growth. Evidently the good, all-round work of the new tariff schedule is trimming industrial sails in ways of prosperity that evon it6 enemies must acknowledge as the material facts come to light.
Aftki: all the croaking heard a few weeks ago, it would appear that tho crop prospects this year, aside from wheat, are as encouraging and the yield will lie, generally speaking, as good as last year. The late rains have started corn, potatoes and grass to growing nicely. For the first timo iu many years a big apple crop is promised, and other fruits such as pears and grapes promise a good yield.
Inr expression that "corporations have no souls" is most times true, but not always. The Big Four in giving their employees a picnic on Saturday, is one instance at least where this can be contradicted. Tho company allows the employees their time, besides furnishing them transportation, which is quite a big item as there were several hundred here to the picnic on Saturday. The company grants similar privileges every year.
City property for sal e. Co., 11S W. Main St. jww
C. A.Miller it tf
THE GOLD RESERVE. The statement of the treasury department shows the amount of gold iu the U.S. Treasury to be over fiGt
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or about one-third of a c°rit per square ..••••
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For the present this wi.i not i.ll'ord re-j publican newspapers any opportunity-'! for political capital, but just as soou as it gets below that mark the or^an grinder and calamity howlert- of the party will begin their doleful.songs..
iiv. Ma'I'tiii.w.s looms up lii.ily as,-t a I'residential nomli'ii-e, an.l his name seems as prominent as any yet mentioned, lie wouiil make- an excellent candidate and would eo:ne as r.i-if'p' .:ing t.he party strength as any iiin that could bo selecte-d. The nomin. !ion \\ill.-. be inado from the west next ear, nil Matthews should receive the solid port of all 1 ndiana democrats,
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Ivi-.N i'Vt'KV democrats in convention at
Louisville have been wrestling with the silver question. The sentiment is much: divided there as elsewhere, the ailn.inistration's policy on the question s. uiirg to have as many advocates as the, free
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The readers of this paper wili bo pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure iu all its stages andthat is catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken 'internally, acting direeiiv upon the blood and mucous surfaces oi the system., thereby destroying the foundation uf tiie disease and giving tue patient strength by building up the constitution and assi-ting natuie in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that
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fails to cure. Send for list
of .testimonials. Address F, J. ("hem.v A: Co., Toledo, O Sold by Druggists Toe.
Wheat went West recently, when 1'J.V 000 bushels went from buffalo to Cleveland for immediate grinding. Such a thing had never been .kiiowu,.
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before,—
A Humorous Fact-
About Hood's Sarsapanlla it expels bad humor and creates good humor. A battle for blood is what Hood's Sarsa-
parilla vigorously tights, and it is always victorious in expelling foul taints and giving the vital tluid the quality and quantity of perfect health. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, boils and. other blood diseases.
Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and efficiently on the bowels aLd liver. 25 c.
An Effingham iKan.) girl who is known to possess a white dress and long blonde hair has already had thirteen offers to become a Fourth of July goddess of liberty.
EIGHT AM) NITK PER CKNT.*
Investments. Nontaxable. The State Building and Loan Association of I ndiana. Call on John M. Sciil'ltzV Crawfords ville.
Tho chief exponents of music in Japan are women. Most men would consider that they are making themselves ridiculous by playing or singing in society..
Hew to Head
your doctor's prescritions. Send three 2-cent stamps, t.i pay postage, and receive Dr. Kaufmann's great treatise on diseases illustrated in colors it gives their signs and abbreviations. Address A. P. Ordway ite Co., boston, Mass.
The Berlin Street Car Company paid •?.Vi0.000 into the treasury of the city for tho privilege of crossing tho principal avenue, Uter den Linden at one point.
Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve* in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, i'ever sires, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin erup tions, tnd positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye it ]5ooe. Mar. 1 vr.
A few days ago at Helens ville, Wis., near Palmyra, a number of crows attacked a turtle that was basking in tho sun and succeeded in killing it.
Blood-purifiers, though gradual, are radical in their effect. Ayer's Sarsaparill is intended as a medicine only and not a stimulant, excitant, or beverage. Immediate results may not always follow its use but after a reasonable time, permanent benefit is certain to be realized.
Ten cent canton flannel for 7 '.fc yd at ho 13 Store.
"One of my sick headaches,'' you will hear people frequently say. as if tho complaint was liopolessly incurable. As a matter of fact. Aynr's Pills not only relieve sick hoadacho but effectually remove the cause of this distressing complaint, and so bring about permanent cure.
I'easant women of Japan do not wear any form of head dress.
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1 hey would look on your iloor. \Ve ran com /our Hi vuh m,., ilatl.inir for au-1 sell you a PKI
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I am slill continuing the manufacture of Harne-s and d,*guaranteed satisfactory to your conscience and pocket book.'/
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Is founu in otir p:, at the el,aiis. turn tlit-m down, ]iiincli and juimcIi tl!(.upsiim blemish yot can liud, Sit on'
iiml feel how l'ml it. is of 5' sul'a. (no, is a mum 1 ,,f
can match or sell you Window Shades all colors:, ])l:tvu..r5aii,fc:-.Yj'.,„(x: pricos iiway down. What do you want to liileli up a lioi'so ai.vl bu^y for- wine bay a nice bicycle o! Us. Ll, is-o:isy to ride, 12. to IT .juile.-, .»11- iis -j.-cf time: ihoy arc always ready. $ If you do nut e.arc to paint y.nu' incise red or blnv. we h:e--ji.-.] other colors von can i:n..jine. :ts well as linked oil w\ witu ts•
DiiniBr Sets And Ti^v :ir 3
All over the liou«- Anything you wnnl.- We v.antA'oulu c. :jh iaj„ see us the:next time you are in the city.
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I ilese to say to the citizens of Montgomery CwUid-v. u, needing first-rla^-" .,
Bl'MiES. CAUltmU'X PlIAivTuXS. U'f
that! am the agent for the sale of Troy, Ohio,
GEORGE ABRAHAIM.
"Wesi Main Street.
r:raluat« of the I'nii-wl states- College of Embalming in New \oik: tll«- u\ i'-ce, of Boston. Ma*.. ami hui. eeiief". jjpriugfleM. Ohio. TUt-y ure th" U|" I'liitei.l St it.--. •.:•,.,••..,.•
livery cr.'l'I'.' of supplies kei't ill stock—I rum tho cheapest to tie-
WHITE AND BLACK FUNERAL OARS
WIND MILLS
If graphite bearing boxes arc vuntod add S5 to above prices. 13-ft power mill for grinding feed, prices 011 application. i5-ft gallon steel tower, complete. .Slo 00 1 5 0 0 25-ft .. l'5 50 3°-ft IS 00 •t
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sleep on. ami "Cml:. ismi^l, f, Queen to sit upon. Tl.o VkiJ with what so n, ,,, iui. n..v ,ieiiohu,.ii to rest ti] on.
Jl.avo .t our wi, ,1k „i, i|j.,] i.l' your lite •ior-.-W,," gvoilness/,
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(•iiiier iu oak r'-.birch for SIX and sJ.i. to.it c,o "bo Ji
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manuiacture of the above named vehicles. Y4i who are ide, nothing better is brought to this loi-ality than tue vehicles tun those two cities. Come and .see is em, inspect them e'oselv u: e, and inquire the price. If you do you will buy them.
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Higher towers, prices quoted on application.
Galvani/.ed anchor posts J)er set, complete. I he ''Dandy stee mill is the finest, strongest, safest, most reliable and most durable mill on the market. When provided with graphite bearings, it never needs to be oiled or receive any attention: Causes no trouble or annoyance. When erected in proper shape it will do the work and take care of itself. It will regulate and govern itself in any wind that blows, and is made of very best galvani/.ed steel. To sum it all up buy a Dandy" stee! mill, and tower, and you will have the best outfit on earth. Pumps, pipes and tanks and in fact .everything mill trade. Drilling wells a specials.
Office: South Washington Street. Crawfonisviii .•
CJrolcl Ring for 1 O'
Hundreds of useful articles for presents at iocand higliei.
MI Dk'fim A n/w,\ UOIiVl.AO
cheaper than any man on earth if you will only give me a en. give away Tables. Clothes Racks and Ironing J5'
Carlson's lOc
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PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE
1 am also for the Iloyil Burglar Proof Orave Vauli. Ollieo in n- i'.iil 5 iU-.-'S, -I-1 South Washtugtou street. It. ..iiieu.-e, South Waj-hiturtua .101!N I!. SWANK. As-istant.
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S-ft "Dandy' gaivan'zed steel mill. li: up with be.-: grade babbited .-•boxes $24 00 10-ft geared mill 29 00 1 o-ft direct stroke 26 50
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