Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 May 1896 — Page 2
ATTORN IES.
CLODFELTER & DAVIS
ATTORNEYS ATLAW
Will doagouernlpraoticcln allCourts.
fflcpovorKmith it Steele's drug store, south Washington Stroet.
M. W. BRUNER,
ATTORNEY ATLAW.
ltuMnoss ill all tln Courts, uii srtti.-inrnt ot ilpoi'ili'iits rstutt's promptly iitti'iulril to. Ullli'v owr Malniincy's hardware stor'.
LOUIS M'MAINS
Attorney At Law
-AND—
General Insurance.
(Successor to C. W. WriRht.
Office with Kistiue & Ristino, 3 and
4 Fisher Building.
Monev
With Ii iynitti,s mul timitoanit liorrmvrr. Interi'St tln lowiwt. KitlicM r«ul .•r.tur.'ur jn-tt-innl cctirityii'Moptftl. UnO'l notes ciisln'il. All In(|Ulrli3s'. |ioorfully answorod.
C. W. BURTON, (ini«Mov»r
Kiui^'rt .lowolry Storo.
W. W MOKGAN. W. L. I. EE
MORGAN & LEE, v&ENEM INSURANCE AGENTS-:-
MONEY TO LOAN
At Lowest Hates.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Furnished on short notice. CITY and FARM PROPERTY for sale. Ofllco: Ornbauu I! lock, N. Washlhgton street
Crawfordsvlllc, Ind.
C. W. URTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will do a conoral law lmsinoss In Montgomery and adjoining countliis. Special attention given to conveyancing and the wttloim'nts of deeedenta estates. Ofllce ovor Mat Kline's
Jewelry store.
MILLINERY.
You can buy an elegant
SpringHat
Of Miss Kenyon for $2.00 and upwards, spring and summer St ies. Before buying ca 1 and see
MISS KENYON
Her stock of Millinery is the finest for the least price. With Myers it Charni, Can.pbcll corner.
CATARRH
1)111ECTION.S for using
CREAM BALM
Applva particle of tho tmlm *!iroirtly into tho nostrils. Aftor ii moment Ormv ii 1 a through tho no.' IIso throo Union a clay, after meal prWenvd, ami before retiring.
KIEV'S It A HALM opens ami cleanses the Xaaal
HAY-FEVER
Passages, Allays Pain ami Inflammation, heals tho BoroH. protects the membrane from cohi*. rosioivH the senses of taste and smell. Tl.i balm ih quickly absorbed nnd gives relief i.t once. Price 50 cents at Drncgistsor by mail.
KI*Y HKOTl!KK, rfl Warren M., Now York.
J. L. PURSELL
PRACTICAL
Carriage and Bui™:y Repairer
Repainting A Special
NEW WORK TO ORDER.
Corner Lafayette Pike and GrantAvenue.
CAPITAL CITY
WIRE WORKS CO.
W.
K. Swishkk,
Proprietor.
Manufacturers of
lSlnvator Knclosuri'-, Window (iiiards, Sctteoe, Wire Chairs, Klovvor Stands, Olllce Hallinps.
CRIMPED WIRE WORK.
Wire Goods of all description. Ordors promptly attended to. Onico, 47^ south Illinois Stroct, Indianapolis, Indians.
WANTED:—Sovoralin
irustwoi tliii Konlloinen or
ladles to travel Indiana for established, reliable house. Salary $780 and expenses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stampod envelope. Tho Dominion Company, third floor, Omaha Bldg., Chicago, ill.
It pays to trade at the Big Store,
IIP: REVIEW.
F. T. LUSE.
TKBMS OP ^ttBSCniPTjoU
One year, lz. the county. 1100 Oncyear.ont of the county. 1 10 Inquire at Ofllccfor Advertliusratas.
MAY 23, 1896.
THE FARMERS' INSTITUTE. Through 11 law piiBsrsci by tho legislature soiiii years nun each county pays out uf its* treasury a certain sum yearly, from SoO to £7f, for tho holding of "Farmers' Institutes''' in the winter at which farmers may attend and I.oar some wise men tell all about farmin!, how to hold the plow, when and where to bo.v
wheat,
when to cut elders etc. And here is where Mount got in his work and secured his nomination, llo killed two birds with one stone, lectured at the expense of the tax payers and did quiet work at electioneering for Governor. Mount favored the law fiom the start. Of course he would when it would be of so much advuutage to him in making his canvass., and would cost him nothing to travr-1 around.
The la'.v is undoubtedly wrong and should be abolished. The people are taxed yearly to pay
fur
an individual
interest. Wny not blacksmiths, storekeepers, etc., bo allowed to hold "institutes" at the public expense yearly? One class or pro!oseion is entitled to no more consideration than another. The "Institutes" were originated, no doubt, for
Hellish
purposes only, und as
soon as the support of the tax payers is is withdrawn will go down. If continued it will be a more electioneering machine for future aspirants as it has been in tho past, with a few dull platitudes on auriculturo thrown in aB a makebelieve.
A TICKET TO WIN.
The convention to-day of the democracy of tho county, has some very good material from which to select a ticket through which a successful race can bo made. There has been this year no scramble in particular among applicants for tho nominations, the outlook three months ago not being near so favorable as now for victory, and in consequence candidates have been slow in announcing their uame6. The situation now is much more encouraging, and the opportunities for tho success of a good ticket much more promising. Our republican brethren in tho county are anything but in a harmonious condition. Many of their leaders aro resentful in their feoiingB toward each other. Tho city election in somo respects indicated this. Now wo can take advantage of this. Wo can nominate a ticket that can bo safely carried through to victory. Tho material is at hand from which the election can bo mado that will carry strength, harmony and success with it. Let it be selected to day.
WANT SPOILS.
Developments were made last week which indicate a ring of ten or twelve prominent republican politicians of tho State whoso aim is ^to blood McKeeu and Fairbanks, both candidates for the U. S Senate before tho legislature next winter, and both of whom are wealthy. Tho ring will aim to control so many legislators' votes and will soli to which one of the candidates will give the most money for thorn. Tho scheme was discovered by a Fort Way no republican newspaper and published, but it had not tho courago it would seem to pub lish the names of tho schemers. This should have been done. Such plans for boodle, however, aro not uncommon among republican politicians. It seems natural to them.
IT IS VOTES THAT WE WANT' We have heard of no name yet men tioned in the matter of nomination foj for Governor on the Democratic State ticket that carries auywhon near as much strength with it as that of Tom Taggert. of Indianapolis. It's votes wo want this year not sentiment nor local pride in any locality ot tho State. Taggert simply knows how to got them, and thereforo should bi choson. The republicans of tho State intend giving us an energetic rattling light, yet their lines can bo broken and their forces scattered if wo placo the proper men in command of tho democratic column. If Taggert does not load us on to victory, we havo not yet heard the natno mentioned of tho individual who can,
RESULTS OF THE McKINLEY BILL. Decline of wages.
Dosporato labor strikes. Ono million men out of employment'. Falling off of uustoni rovonues to the amount of $157,000,000.
Not loss in oxports to the amount of $100,000,000. Disappearance of tho treasury surplus to the amount of £200,000,000— Puck.
Tho Indianapolis Sentinel comments, as follows: Workingmen who propose to vote for McKinley if nominated, please ponder the above carefully.
THE POLITICAL BOSSES. It would seem this yeat- for onco that the republican party proposes to set down on tho bosses of the organization, and the most sonsiblo thing in all their
agera are securing
have McKinley for President if they
can get a majority of the American
and danger to the people. It dictates the expenditures of tho treasury, tho corruption of tho people, and the robbery of them likowiso. While leaders are necessary in every party, they can be decent, honost uien. Tho way the bosses arejbeing rebuked in tho republican party is a healthy sigu. If in the ensuing campaign such persons should appear in the democratic party they should receive like troatiuent. No party has use for them. They aro poison to the party, a cancer which will sap its life. Kick them out. Political parties thrive best without them. Their rule is certain destruction to the party tolerating them.
TURNED DOWN.
Major Charles T. Doxey was beaten in the house of his friends. The delegates to tho republican State convention saw lit to defeat his aspiration, to bo governor of the State, and nominated a Candida that has every element of weakness and few of strength. Jas. Mount is a professional], office sooker and a chronic agitator. In the past twenty years he has been a democrat, a populist, a republican, and an admixture ot them at allitimes. While a member of the legislature in 1800, from the district composed Jof Boone and
Montgomery counties, he introduced a bill to shoot down tho striking miners of Clay county who were tighting a reduction in wages.
In 1S92 ho was tho populist-republic-an candidate for Congress from tho old Eighth district, and while he had a safe majority of 1,500 votes in his favor ho was beaten by K. V. Brookshire by some 3,100 votes. If he has any claims upon the republican party for support it will be difficult to natno them.—Alexandria News.
Thk effects of tho Nicholson bill, passod by tho last legislature was perceptablo to the naked eye in the late city elections. The democratic gain in Terro Hauto was S00. In Fort Wayne, whore a republican mayor was elected two years ago,
laBt
week tho democrats
elected their man by over l,.'i00 mojority. There were large democratic gains in many other cities, among them aro Marion Cireencastle, Valparaiso, Frankfort, CrawfordsviMe, Kokomo, (Mr. Nicholson's own city.) Mr. Nicholson is tho Hurchard of the republican party. Not a single prohi in the State of Indiana will vote the repullican ticket next fal by reason of the Nicholson bill.
BooKWALTr.it.
of Ohio, predicts tho
nomination again this year of Grover Clevoland lor president by tho Chicago convention. It is evident that Bookwaiter has been out of tho country for some time or has been asleep. Ho evidently knows about as much of tho feeling in tho ranks of tho democracy as ho did regarding the party in Ohio when he rau for Governor some years ago. Ho was su then of his election and yet was beaten by many thousands of votes.
"Omci.NAi." McKinley men aro turning up among the republicans now all over tho country. Thoro are any number of them in this county, but what offices thoy are seeking under the McKinley administration, should there bo any such, has not vot been mado known. Capt. Talbott it is claimed is one "original" McKinley man, and should send in his application for office soon, boforo thoy aro all claimed.
Hon. F. E. MoGinlf.v, ox-Mayor of Lafayette, is a candidate for Lieutenant Governor before tbo ensuing democratic State convention. McGinley if nominated, wo believe, would add strength to the ticket, asjho is known as hustler and a thorough going democrat, which added to his popularity makes him a strong candidate. Wo would consider his selection a wise choice.
Thk trial of Walling as an accomplice in the murder of Pearl Bryan iB soon under way at Newport, Kentucky. Tho sentiment of those following up the details of the murder and trial of Jackson, is that Walling is equally guilty and should snffer the death penalty.
FAVORABLE TO McKINLEYThe A. P. A. organization have had the case of Hon. Wm. MuKinley under consideration for some time, as to whethor it would support him
proceedings this year .that we have ob- inateil for president. Its report ia favor served ia this actiou. Piatt, Quay, Clurkson and others 600in determined to defeat McKinley for the nomination for President this year at St. Louie, The rank and tile of the party ara just as determined that he shall be chosen.
if
nom
able to McKinley, and it is added that he was favorable toward the principles of tho order. This ia not much to be astonished. Tho A. P. A. is nothing nioren or less than a republican organization as was theKnownXothing society of
The ability with which McKmley's man- JO years ago, and will support McKinley
delegates for him in or any other republican that may be
a majority of tho States and territories nominated at St. bonis. is surprising to the bosses, and all their olVorts to counteract it, to beat back the popular wave in his favor seem useless.j The people of his party want to bo taxed to support tho manufacturers, thoy want "protection" as thoy term that system of stealing, and are bound to
ROBERTSON FOR SHERIFFAllen Robertson, the well known gardener and vegetable dealer, is announced as a candidate for Slit-rill', Those acquainted with Mr. Robertsou and they number many persoue through
tlle
votors to act with them. The -bosses" tho nomination and election, as he is want this too, but they are after a "illustrious and thoroughly reliable in
division of the loaves and fishes which they cannot obtaiu if McKinley is elected. But "bossisui'' has become exceedingly odious to the American poople regardless of which party has the bosses in it. It means to thwart tho will of the people. It means corruption, profligacy
county, assert that he would make
an
excellent official should ho secure
all his dealings, aul is a democrat in all that the name implies.
Tur. Madison county republicans cannot recover from tho defeat of their I man Doxey for Governor, by Mount, and turn the latter "a damned jay." It is quite evident that "there are others"— other "jays." especially when some of them expend a small fortune in seeking tho nomination and then get left.
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Four Biff Successes.
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Laplanders often 150 miles a day.
6
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Eleven thousand brass bands play for the Salvation Army.
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Of 750 Books to read. All t! is at
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No 207 E. Market St. S. S Pl'KPOWS. Prop.
JOPNIE BARRY'S WEST El £AL00]f
Has been refitted and is one of the finest places in this city. He handles nothing but the very best of
Imported and Domestic Vines and Liquors.
SPECIAL SALE
For the next tliirtv days al
ls'o. 132 West Main Street.
I.
get the worth of their something to eat and a
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at
Dan Sullivan will wait on you. No. 210 West Market Street.
Also the Finest Line of
Imported Cigars
In the Market af the
"HEALTH OFFICE"
12S West Main Street.
all Hours.
OF-
Brandies. Beers.
GUS KARLE, Prop.
Carriages and Harness
Abraham's,
We Manufacture all our Harness.
C. BARNHILI^,
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Agent for the Burglar Proof Grave Vaults. i68ldonro4i5
Olllce, 213 South Washington St
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South WiiHhington St. TolonhonBK No
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