Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 August 1895 — Page 6

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THE LARGEST PIECE

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TOBACCO

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at Ii«ute. for the run through to :onii^eriou with

G'X"J eonneotio* inn»i South and "Uth-\vcat. Trains St. Joseph, Mi-'h., making gcnrl C. fc W. 1i»r ichieau point*.

Ill TCll INMIN. Aireiu.

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Big Four Route.

TKAINS AT :KAWKf!lI^V!l.!,R. i\\ih ror i:.

EAST WBST 8:'T a. MI .... Dai!y(exf«»]it Stni'Jay). .V 0:^7 i. in l:VJ p. in Daily ... .. .. 12:lo a. ti. 1:50 a. Daily. a. luM p. :n.... Daily (except iayi.. .1:21 p.m. i. E. -Agent.

TTSB BARNS*' INK.

A. S. BAKNKS & .V. E. HUli St.. N.

A GRAND OFFERS CDCC MME.A. RUPPERT'S

TKEE FACE BLEACH

MME. A. RUPPERT pnyp "1 approciate the fact that there are many thouKinds of ladlosin the UnlU'd States that wmiId like to try my World-Renowned FAC E BLEACH: but have been kept from doing so on accountof price,which is £2.00 per bottleor .H bottles taken together, 35.00. In order that all of these nu.y hare sin opportunity, I will pivc to every caller, absolutely free, a ?ninple bottle, and

f/L^, Cc yg^^j-tri order to supply those nut of city. or in any part of the world.1 will send itsafely packedin plain wrapper all charges prepaid, for 25 cents, siivor or stamp/'

In every case of freckle*, pimples.moth, pal* lowness, black heads. acne,eczema,oi incfe*. roughness, or any diM-olurntion or db'»iteof thonkin, and wrinkles not CHU*C1 by facial expression) F.ACB BLKACTI n'innves absolutely. It does not cover up, as cosmetics do, but is :i cure. Addresj

MADAME A. KCFFKKT. (ll*pt. 0) No. East 14th St., NElV YORK CIT*»

VIA THE

Superb

VestibuJed Trains

FROM CINCINNATI

To Lexington, Chattanoojjn, Birmingham, Meridian, New Orleans, Atlanta, Macon and Jacksonville.

Through S!ecr ing Cars to Uirminsham, Columbus, Albany. Knoxville, Asheville, Jackson, Vicksburn and Shreveport.

Through Tourist Sleeper, Cincinnati to Los Angeles and San Francisco every Thursday. Direct Route to the Southwest via New Or leans or via Shreveport. 3 DAILY TRAINS TO CHATTANOOGA Vend for Literature und Time Tables.

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LOCAL NEWS

J/TK-N SAFC, r-iintL-. LADIRR, N*S Drui-^ist for

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1) r-u-j. .itutui iirawi ^»0XC!

ni/nd iiran-i in Ko! and m-ulli,:\Wry ox?s. fli-alci with liluo riSbdii. Tnl»c \jy 10 ot hT. Jfrfuxt: dat»ot*uut xiii-nitu*

Hfifu**: 4tfit»pt*uu* suhrtftit.

tionsiinJ tmintions. At nruygtsr»,orf«n(l*l«. in iwamps fvf p^rttrulurs, 1 for Latih-M,** in Irttcr. by return .Mill!. :•'ttrnoiXiiN. V.JPl.'

SoiJ by Licul iJra

In -t4'rk'bi'idiciilt

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]\'ervoiis dobility is a common cotnplaint. oRpecially .aiiiorn: ivninnn. Ih befit rii(!(!i(jal treatment fur tins dipor-if-r is a poreietont conrsi' uf Ayorp'K Sur^ parilla to elenso and invigorate the hlon This Ijointr acromijli.sherl, nature uii! tbe rest.

11 pays to trade at lie li:i

•••flhina iuiports A niericiii'i (K IT

Frui'k Allen has returned to Chicago. Will Murphy spent Sunday in Greencastle.

Oscar Ruffner was at the Shades Sunday. Chas. Schweitzer has returned from Chicago.

Stant Wilhite returned to Bluomington Sunday. C. L. Host Is 'visiting at his old home in Columbus.

The Clinton county fair will he held Aug. 2(th to 30th. Walter Schleppy ha? accepted a position with A. Hobbs.

Mrs. Klla Willis has returned from Macatawa Park, Mich.

Myers i\: Swan will erect the now brick house of Tim Casey. i5en Warbiagton is sutTering from an attack of the yellow jaundice.

Ora Nicely is quite sick at the homo of his parents with typhoid fever.

Dr. JHutehings was at the Battle (.•round camp meeting last Sunday. There were ninety-eight tickets sold to Lake Maxinkuckee last Saturday.

Clerk Sparks has returned from an outing with the King 1 ishet's at 1'uie Hills.

The Barnum show is at Lafayette Monday and from, that point, moves west.

Will Work tias succeeded Ben Kngle as a driver for the Adams Express Company.

The Motion now run Sunday excurI sions. The rates are one fare for tlu round trip.

working Marhas been taking

Roy Steeie is now tinsville where he treatment.

Chicago Saturday and standing room

The excursion to I was well patronized, was in demand. ]•:. C, Griflith has been awarded the contract for C. M. Crawfoid's new block in the rear of Host's jewelry store.

Don't forget the date of "the Greatest on Karth." September to 1M. Write it in your hat that you will attend it.

The colored camp meeting that has been going on at the fair ground closed Monday. It was not a success financially.

Jack Wallace and Jim Dunn woody were run in by the police Saturday night for uetting intoxicateci. They were tined 811.-io on Monday by the Mayor.

Work on the miniature lake to be constructed on Gen. Wallace'3 premises was put urder way last week, the tirst being the setting of the drill to bore down to water.

G. X. Meharry residing three miles from Shawree Mound died last Saturday, at the age of 0-i years. He was a nephew of Samuel Meharry, of Lafayette. A widow and six children survive him.

The premium lists of the state fair are being distributed. Liberal premiums otfered in all clases, making it an object to anyone who may have meritorious articles to exhibit. Write to C. F. Kennedy, Indianapolis. Ind., for a copy of the list.

"Bullfoof Kernoodle was brought back here from the penitentiary on Saturday. taken to the jail where he was released, all in accordance with the late republican legislature which passed the law returning convicts tn the county from which they had previously been sentenced. Kernoodle will return to Michigan City to work upon a job.which he has secured there.

Aiming the excursionists to Chicago on Saturday night was Mr ('has. 11. Howen of this city, who visited the city of ins former residence for the tlrst time in twenty years. Mr. Dowen was amonu' the tirst printers uf Chicago and nearly a half century ago was an employee of Lung .John Wentwurth. uf the Chicago Democrat, who was a noted politician and editor of Chicago some years since.

The Good iti/.er.s' Lengii in an article uf two of the city daily papers of Saturday express a determination tu enfcirce the Sunday closing law. The enforcement must apply to every branch of business without any exception, hotels and drug stores, as we'll as all other lines of business without exception. How long the law will be enforced cannot bo stated, but. some houses rather than close and injure their business. they avow will carry the matter to the highest cou of the land, and it seems likely that there will be some fun ahead if the League is determined to seek to enforce this measure.

Marion Chronicle: If it is true that Mr. Clodfeltcr has retired from the Ma rion iV Indianapolis electric railway it is due to him to say that, lie h,t» li*3! a I successful '•promoter." He hagi\(n no substantial evidence that there was a doliar to back his enterprise, m-vert'iic--f lees he has succeeded in obtaining a valuable right of way and franchises over the best street* through every intervening town. It is no-.v shap( for some other mnna'gement some one who can command i,,oney. 1 he enterprise has gone, as far as possible without! (•pending a cent, and the wonrler is that under tin eircurie-tances it at gone as far as it has. ...

England and America Must Threaten Reprisals

TO HHIXU CH1XKSE TO ACCOUNT.

Foreign Iiesitfent* at Ticu-Tsin Hold a Meeting auri He«nlve to Call Upoil Great Britain and the United State* lor A9*l»tance—The Chmeso Ottlciiils Said to Hay

Innocent HoaiU up Substitute* for tho Ileal Criminals.

TIKN-TSIN, Ausr. 12.—[Copyrighted 1S95 by tho Associated Press.]—A mooting of the foreign residents of this city was held hero. It was decided to cominunicuto by cable the necessity of immodinto intervention in China upon behalf of tho United States and British governments und tho following telogratn was according to a resolution by the mooting ad dressed to tho Associated Press ns an expression of the sentiments of the, foroign residents of Tien-Tsin as an appeal to tho people of the United States for assistance:

Consoler titticlals Guilty.

"The foreign community of Tien-Tsin express sympathy with the friends of the Ku Chonir victims. They consider the Chinese otlicials guilty and the British and Americans blame tho continued apathy of their governments for tho situation. They regard England's demands for an inquiry into tho Ku Chens: inaiia ere to be useless, for, as before, the olhcial-, will buy innocent heads as substitutes for the actual criminals. They protest that the Szechuen commission implicated the otlieials of that province. Kngland and America must send an ultimatum threatening reprisals. Diplomacy is useless. We implore attention.

V. DU KKNSON', Chairman."

MMETlNti Dl' I' 1UI.I.V1IKM'

Gtilly K«- Klcctctl ^Vithout Opposition LONDON, Aug. 1-'.—The preparations for the assembling of the houso of commons commenced at an early hour in tho morning. One member arrived at' 5 o'clock in the morning and waited outsldo until the house was opened at- ii

"WILLIAM COt-RT Gt LLT.

o'clocli in order to win the distinction of being the first member to enter. The other members came in later, until by 10 a.

111.

thirty places wero secured on tho government side of the house, while only six seats had been taken on tho opposition.

Mr. William C. Gully, member of parliament for Carlisle, was re-cloctetl speaker of the house of commons without opposition.

At'2:15 p.m. the ushor of the Black Rod appeared at the bar of tho houso of commons and all talking was Immediately hushed. The members of the houso of commons wero then formally requested to attonil the houso of lords, and hear the roading of the royal commission opening tho new parliament. Thereupon Sir Reginald Francis Douco Palgrave, K. C. 11., clerk of tho houso of commons, followed by a number of tho members, proceeded to the houso of lords, where the royal commission was read.

Troubled About Our Coluiiiblii. LONDON, Ail". 12,—A letter to Tho Times signed "Vice Admiral" discusses the performance of the United States cruiser Columbia in her speed trial across the Atlantic. The writer says: "We havo

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man-of-war that could equal the

Columbia's speed. The Bl"m heim ought to do so, but it is very donbttn whether she would ho able to so." 1'hu writer a-ks whether "we alono iitp.on^ the nations are to stand still this respect,"

K:il-t-r Wilhi-liu in K-.n^lnr-fl, Losuox. Aug. i- —Emperor William left Cowes on Saturday -it midnight for Lard Lonsdale's seat., Lowther eastie. Lard Lunsoalo met. him at Ciit'ton, accompanied by 11 body of huntsmen in scarlet coats. The country people from far and near came to witness the emperor's arrival. After taking part 111 .1 grouse hunt, the kaiser will make a tour of the English iidles, leaving for home Thursday. liac-o (or isiiiu vi-n'»

S0t-TllAUPT0N-,

Aug. 12 —Luna, Auil

rey, Niagara, Inyonio in-.l Veneta started close iugc-tlier in the race for Lord Dunraven's challonu"' cup, under the auspices of the Castle Yacht club. Tho course was Irom Caisliot castle and was twentyfive miles loin. A strong soilthwewind was blowing, compelling the yacht to race with reefed mainsails. The Niagara won the race.

1 onrtt'cntli Victim, Aug. 1^.—Tin? body of

I'ouixl li

NKW YORK. iinoiher ul the victims ot the Wofat Brou-I-wny disaster, tho fourteimtli tins fatfound, w,i, partly unearthed from t,im debris nitar the north wall of the building. There was a great iron girder rost ing on iho remains. Tho body of the tuellth wits iwi-ntilied as John .Murpnv. luhoror, of JV inlclvn.

IIiotat-iB i'J hl wllii KiuveH. l'lTTl.m:i!fi, Alig. 1J. A t. Willow ve, a miiiiiig town near here, Patrick and il.-n.'iH Moriran, brothe.s, (juarroh-d ui.iie intuxicaled and attacked ouch other v.lh lKiiiknives. Patrick was killed and De.-mis

1-,

dyiiiff. Both men wore fright

fully cut and tiruisod.

Tertilizer Kuotory llurned.

liALTiMoUK, Aug. 1 J.—T-he fert-il izcr factory of Joseph Horner, Jr., Sc. Co. was burned. Loss, $100,000 insurauco, $00,CKW.

Case of Streeter and Others Continued Ten Days.

WASHINGTON' WITNESSES NEEDED.

Tho Alleged Crime for Which tlio Iefemlant* Are Meld Consisted in Gorging the Nauie«i of Grovcr Clevelnud, I'rfiMdent of tho Un.t»d states, ami Two

Other Washington OtHclals a Freeinption Certilloate.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1-.—Captain George \V. Streoter of squtter fame Charles A. Applegato, Jacob Nino and W illiam II. Cox wero arraigned beforo Commissioner Mark A. Foote and their cases continued for ton days. Witnesses from Washing-1 ton will havo to bo brought here to prove against tho prisoners tho Washingtoncharge of having altered and forged a patent. Captain Streeter was put tinder S3,000 bonds on the Washington cliarge anil $1.5,-0 on th- Chicago charge of uttering, publishing and passim* the irmed patent. Cox was also put under Sli.000 bonds for the Washington e'iav,*e and Nine under tl.iXO bonds. App-eg lie was released on his own reeognizaneo on the Washington charge, but had inrnish ?1,000 on tho other charge. Kan ease-: will be heard before Commiss in. .- Foote Aug. -2

Alleged (..rime oI Dt'fi'i)

fg: Oliver K. Pagan, one of ti:t vs-si*t-ints of General Black, the United/ -.le« attorney, represented the prosecution, but did not arrive until after tho cases had been continued. Attorney Miiford J.

Thompson represented Captain Streeter, while D. B. Phelps was the counsel for Cox, .Tames Ijinden represented Applegate and Prank E. Baker was the attorney for Nine. The alleged crime for S': which the defendants were brought into

pi-nUer ol the House court is of a verv serious nature. Captain Porter of tiie United States secret service arrested them on the ehargo of forging the name of President Cleveland, as well as the names of Secretary Hoke

Smith and W. L:\niorei.iix, recorder of the general land olllco, to a pre-emp-tion certificate, which entitles tho defendants to the land bounded by Lake Michigan, the Chicago river and St. Clair anil Oak sfrree's. The paper was geen by Geortre K. Detwiler, a publisher and printer in the Unity building.

Spelled Smitll'u First Name "Oak." He noticed that the document was not numbered as it should bo, and Hoke Smith's name was spelled "Oak." He made inquiry about the mattor at Washington, and was notilleil that no such land patent had ever been granted. l)jtwiler asked for the patent from Captain Streeter, to whom he had returned it. Then Detwiler sent it to Washington and told tho captain that it was a forgery. All tho trouble into which Captain Streeter and his associates havo fallen has been caused by the light which has long been waged for the possossion of tho north side property of 1SU acres which Streeter has always claimed to be his property, but which the residents along tho shore from the river to Lincoln park also claim. Streeter's claim is on the ground of "sovereignty" and he has been in trouble over the matter for yoars.

Captnin Grown Sareivstic.

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The Discovery -Saved His Life. Mr. G. G. Ctiillouette, druggist, I5eaville, Jll., says "To Dr. Ling's New Discovery 1 owe my life. Was taken with la grippe and tri( all the physic'aiis tor miles about, but ol no a\*iil and was g.ven upatid told I could not live: Having Dr. King's New Discuvei in my store 1 sent tor a bottle and began its use and froin the lir^t dose begun to get better, and after using three bottles wus up and about again. It is worth its weight in gold, We won't keep More or house without it." Get a free trial at Nye iVr liooe's drugstore.

The [Banks of New Foundland are formed by the sand, earth and stone^broi'.ght from the north 1 the icebergs.

Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than make [good all the advcrtiMi claimed lor them, the following lour

remedies

When questioned in regard to whether the alter by her he was guilty of the charge brought 1 _! against Ihlin, Captain Streeter ran his hand through his long beard of anarchistic hue, of which I10 seems exceedingly proud. "Yes, I'm terrible guilty," said the captain. "There's no doubt at all about it. I'll go right to Washington and faco all the charges brought againt me." Then tho famous squatter put a more serious look on his sunburnt a .• 1 .IT Nux vomica is preparerl from tin laeo, and continued: I don care a

snap what they do. I own tho land and teeds of a tree that grows in abundance can prove my innocence of forgery. Tho in India, East Indies and Ceylon. United Statos can't do anything with me."

wind

have reached a phenomenal

a in N is consumption, coughs and c. Ids, each bottle guaranteed Klectrie Hitter.-, the great renndv for liver.stoinac hand kidney-. I ".in kit n's Arnica Salve, the' best in the world, and Dr. King's New Life I'ills. which aie a perfect pill. All thie reiiit dit are guaiantei in do. just what is claimed lor tl.ein and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be'glad to tell you mere' ol them. old at Nye «S Booes Drug Store. vr.

Children Crvfor

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A mountain iion. measuring nine leet from the tip of its tail to its nose v\ is killed near Hope. B. C.. recently.

"Trust Those Who Have Tried. Catarrh caused hoarseness and diliculty in speaking. 1 also to a great extent lost hearing. By the use of Lly's Cream Balm dropping of mucus has ceased, voice and hearing have greatly improved.—J. W. Davidson. Att'y at Law. Monmouth. 111.

I used Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and have received great benefit. 1 believed it a safe and certain cure. Very pleasant to take.—Win. l-'razer, Rochester. N. V.

Price of Cream lialm ie lifty cants.

At a rccent society wedding in Chicago 1

the bride, a widow, wits given away at son. a child of 10 years.

Houses to rent. IIS W. Main St.

1'i It." geaicd gal

1 2 /bi\ «i

KKJ

Puinps'IPipeK

A. Miller A- Co tf

Children Ctry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

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At Wholesale Prices.

,H. geared gal. steel mill with babbitted boxes.

:'geared y: il. stei-l mill with babbitted boxes.

8 it. goa eti yal. steel mill witii babbitted boxes.

TN paint the best is ty

ested great

Children Cry for

Pitchers Castoria«

You cannot be well unless your blood is pure. Therefore purifyer with Hood saparilla.

A cheapest. Don't

trying what is said to be "jUstIl good," but when you paint iJjl upon having a genuine brand of

Strictly Pure White Leadl

It costs no more per gallon thj cheap paints, and lasts many tj,~ as long.

Look out for the brands of\wJ

Lead offered you lowing are sure: "Anchor," "Eckstein," "Kentucky,"

dedication uf the great Nididnai' Do _\ou v.ant to go'.J Write!:: supply of beautiful illuwlrateil and maps, issued by he {^ueeo ,t I'-J cent l!oute. Sent to yuur uudr---:| ('.I mean-on. !.!'. A .. ('uifinr.•

When Baby was sick, wo gave h-T Ca

Dress gu- ds sale at the it Stot-.-

the very best. It {-fleets a pi-nris cure and the most dreaili-'llin'M

sick headaches yield are 1

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misled

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nfllicte sores, stifTerii to 1't'lp

of the i.

Southern." "Red Seal "Collier:1'

FOR COLORS.—National Lead c, Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are sold in one-pound enns can lieitiK sufficient to tint 25 pounds' of cj. Pure White Lead the desired'shadi- theno -,ensc ready-mixed paints, but a aimfiij 1 perfectly pure colors in the handiest ft, tint Strictly Pure While Lead.

Agond many thousand dollars havelicta property-owners hv iiaviiiR our book on 1^ and color-can). Send us a postal turd lioih free.

N A I O N A E A O Cincinnati I'.ranSeventh and Freeman Avenue, C:tlcsi"i

ATTKiYriON.

A. T. ar.d their friends iiru in the imposing (••••r-ei:'- j. re-union. September l.-th ti.

[cured, a er pinij fur tho irdiall ariHa in exisl

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I'K.jE lio-lmrs ^.rtully

Ten will 1 FMIVO. L,L0,t

t:Ji'ow(-r 1 ftl'.Ct* uh \iiilii 1 ciily cu fipnat luck tl ring the 1 Cerium

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When she was a Child, she cried for Gv'. r.. When she became Miss, she i.-:'-. When she bad Children, shc, a\ them Cas: I

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11.00 per live writ Khe mono I0YAIME

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(Jure for Heaiiaci'e-

As a remedy for a 1 1 ttriiis of: aehe Electric Bit tors ha? provf-i

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to its Hit'!

We urge all who are alliicfctl' I cure a buttle, and gi\this n-ni-d, fair trial. In cases hiiiitua! •'stipation Electric Bitters eurI giving the needed tone to tlie l."wf.J and few case long resist

•this medicine. Try it once. .L buttles only ."d cents at N\e A 1" drugstore.

City property fur sal Co., 113 W. Main St.

mm&i

ft. o-al.

steel tower and yal. steel anchor posts coinnlv'lt:

it. gal.

steel tower and fjal. -ecl anchor posts cuiejilvU'

2-,

i't gal

steel tower and gal. steel anchor posts cQglplcie *t.v

8 ft. geaied gal. steel mill with babbitted boxes, 30 ft. gal. .iteel toiver and gal s.eel anchrr jiosfs Jint^t»

S It- geared gal. steel mill with babbitted boxes, 40 It. gal. steel tower and gal. steel anchor posts coinpleh

1" ft- geared gal..steel mill wiib babbitted boxes, Jolt. o. sleel tower and gal. steel anchor prists compleR-

,1c..ff, geared gal.sf eel mill with babbitled bsxes, 25 ft. gal. •steel tower and gal. steel anchor posts cuini.'ku f-t

geared gal. steel mill with babbitted boxes,

steel mill with babbitted boxes,

It. gal.

.«v? sleel lower and gal. steel anchor posts coiiipk,

,40

ft. gal.

steel towel' and gal. -teel anchor

If direct stroke mill is wanted dcduct s'i.oo from above price? 1.1 graphit-. bearing boxes are wanted add S5.00 to abov«'* prifW1 3 It. pow-.-r mills for grinding feed prices on application. •Higher-towers pi ices quoted on application.

.AmI in fuel everything peitaining to Win-] IMill tnule

Drilling Wells A Specialty

OFFICE 125 South Washington Street. Crawfordsville, Ind-

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