Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 May 1896 — Page 7

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DR. HA' & CO.

The RFTfTAPTJT. SPECIALISTS, ico^ulor Gzaduatea in Medicine, Authorised by the State. ftj Six National Bank* for Financial Reference. *. man-l* oC Curod Patients all over the United Btatoa 9 testify na to our professional ability. All bo.iincsa•,onluctM on a strictly professional basis und strictly ft contiUential. Consultation Iroe at olllct or by ir.ru' Treatment sent everywhere free from obnerva. Si tiou. No interference with business whiln ir i.io-.icine*.

Nerve f?€bfclji.V $jBrm«»torrhcca),

Ladies, other doc 01-: liavo failed, '.'-ta qivoyvt jr,\ofs. Rheumatism. niv^imnticc.

RnnU ^or both soxes, &1 paces witM full dwcrij^'ui: Oi a!)ovu os,

in plain wrapper, fr»»e. U«ad this iituo .-.nnd ior hym No. 2 for Women No. for Shin 7):simisbr No. 4 for

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Take no chances and obtain (he Best by nonsuiting \t o. .Apociaiiits in the United States.

1 DR. HATHA\^Y & CO.

70 Dearborn Street, CHiCAGO, ILL

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A Dandy Time to Buy

\Vc are selling I'iiiiiiture :u jirices never sold at boiore.

A line bed room set, fill 0,1k, SI"). Another set, a world beater for the price, has 18x10 glass und the price only

§1(5. We have nice leather bottom Rockers for 50, former price $4 00. and do not miss buying one of those

large, Willow Rockers for S'-i.OO: they are so nice for all use. We arc selling dining room chairs from $3 50 to

£75 per set. Sideboards $9.50 to $"0. Our stock of Bedsteads, Mattresses, Spring.-) and Cots is complete. We.!

sell Cups and Saucers and Platas at 35 cts. per set. Have a large stock of dinner wave, all styles, in open

stock and sets. If you are looking t'oi- anything"in the kitchen line we have it, uid Groceries, wo are headquar

ters in all lines. Our place is on the corner of Main jand Water Sts. Call and see if stock.

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medicine. Quo fives a ftn reniovo fcv. und pain in joinw—a euro in )ou mJ to nnd tilatomont ol't:. ert«KJt.a n:.-1 ^ure, noalod I lJl ink. Mc. 1 for Men

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Patented March :'1, 1896. Cooper A Culver, Patentees, l-'rankiort, Ind. 2o,ooo sold since the patent was granted. '•'-'•This "ate is now on exhibition at the second door north of

Conn House, Washington street. Messrs Cooper & Culver come here well recommended and are an old and well established firm of Frankfort, Ind., where they have a large plant for the purpose of manufacturing all kinds of Ornaluenia'i Fences, besides their valuable gate.

gate is such a good seller, is because it always

your horses 2d, is because its an ornament to

place 3d, is because it will sag less than any other on the market: 4ti, is bccause it can be opened up a hill of a 1-t inch raise: 5th, i* because it can be opened from either side: 6th. is because the gate proper will last forever as it is ide ot

steel

FINE LIVERY

tubing and plated wire 7th, is because it can

be raised over snow, or let. small hogs pass under. Wh.Mi' vor von are in t'niwfonlsvill or Krunkfurt, Hike a liulo time and g.i ami see tlieir gate irid foin-i' it will pay you. 'i'hi-ir faotorv at l-'ninklort is worth Hevoral thousaml dollars. 'i'lmy an1 rlial)lo nn.l will troat you right.

The best place in the city to get a nice turnout is at the livery stable of

W. o. SMITH.

East Market Street. Boarding and Feeding horses at the Lowest Prices.

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That y.Mi wiil get the Best Workmanship and Reasonable Prices at the

C.yitv Shoe Sliop_^

W. S U1CHARDS, Proprietor.

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No. 12^ W. Main St.

Snpialnwruiipor. AililrosaRKitI'f-*"-•vllln,Jii(J..fySTAN KliKiV. .r.:nl i.li

E SEEDS." dorfnl remedy Loss of Brain s, Nervoupsoicaus"-! lam or stlmcarrlnd In order wa v. Bold by all Hook sent sealed i' uplU.COlCAQU

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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

A Large Crowd in Attendeace, Har

monious Proceedings and a Good Ticket Nominated.

Saturday drew out as large an attendance of democrats at the county convention as has been seen in many yearsI' uil delegations from every township were in attendat.ee, and the proceedings thiuughout harmonious and satisfatory to 1 lie great numbers of the party present

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morning session was held at the

court house with Judge W. P. Britton he temporary chairman, and E. F. Beck, Seer tary. Committees on organization. order of business, and upon resolutions were appointed, with orders to mi-Ht at various places, before the afternoon session began. The convention th'.'n adjourned to meet at 1:30 p. m., at Music llall. 1 lie following individuals constituted the various committees:

CUDKR OF HCSINT.SS

Brown—C. H. Johnson. Scott—John T. Byrd. Union—Bon Williams. ual Creek—II. N. Cording. Wayne—W N. Simms. Hi ploy—J. II. Smith. tdison—H. C. Shobe. Sugar Creek—Oatb Long. J''ianklin—Glenn Thompson. Walnut—W. II. Morris. Clark—G. W. Corn.

KKSOLUTlONrf.

Coal Creek —J. W. Utterback. Wayne—A. D. Harp -I. Ripley—J. B. Elmore. Scott—Henry JohDson. Brown—J. W. Robertson. Union—CharleB Johnson, Madison—John Harrigan. Sugar Creek—Garrett Snyder. Franklin—Newt Johnson. Walnut—R. H. GallowayClark—L. D. Stringer.

ORGANIZATION.

Brown—Myers Chenault. Coal Creek—W W. Washburn. Clark—T. J. Mahorney. Wayne—J. 0. Henderson. Scott—John Everson. Union—James Brennan. Ripley—W. W. McClure. Madison—W, C. McBee. Sugar Creek—H. Ermantrout. Franklin—Fred McAllister. Walnut—Joe Booher, At the afternoon meeting Music Hall was completely filled, parquet, gallery, and stage being occupied. Mike Foley was made chairman, with M. J. Carroll and all the democratic editors of the county as secretaries. After a lively speech from Foley, the committee on resolutions submitted the following resolutions, which after some slight opposition were passed:

WHEREAS, We, the democracy of Montgomery county, in convention assembled, believe that in a free government like ours, that all power rests with and is vested in the people to ba governed, and that conventions are the instrumentalities through which it is their duty, to give expression of the principles which they deem to be of vital, or controlling importance to the welfare of the of the people at large. We believe further, that party platforms should emanate from the people, and that when adopted by a political party, should be held by their representatives, when elected thereon, to be the most

B.icred

obligations, and that the willful

violation or disregard thereof is deserving of the severest condemnation, We further believe and charge that tho present financial depression, with attending low wages, and low prices of the products of labor is due to the unjust discrimination against silver, and to no other cause, and that the remedy for tho evil lies in the restoration of silver to the position it occupied in our monetary system prior to the demonetization act of 1873 which waB at tho ratio of 16 to I. Therefore be it

Resolved, That we, tho democrats of Montgomery eouncy in convention assembled, are in favor of the free and unlimited coinage of both gold and silver as primary and redemption money without discrimination against either metal to be a full legal tender for tho payment of all debts, public and private, except A government or kingdom having tho Bin»l(.' gold standard be required to pay all duties on their imports in gold, with out waiting for the action of any other nation or country.

Resolved, further, that we heartily approve of tho official acts of Hon Claude Matthews. Governor of our State, and hereby commend him to the nation at large as one worthy in every respect to hold tho highest office in the gift of the whole people.

Resolved, That wo recognizing his able and honest service for our party and roposing full faith in his democracy patriotism, integrity and ability, we declare it to be the duty of our delegation to present tho name of Hon. James M.

Seller to the democratic State convention for tho high ollice of Governor, and make every honest elTort to secure his nomination.

Resolved, That we denounce the present republican congress for its failure to offer any legislative relief of our present financial system and for its reckless appropriation of more than $600,000,000 for the current expenses of tho fiscal year ending June 30th, 1897.

The convention then proceeded to

nominate candidates for the various offices to be elected this fall. The balloting occupied nearly two hours, but a number or candidates having no opposition were chosen by acclamation.

Tho following is the tickot chosen: For Jutlgt of tho

Circuit Court,

JKRE M. WliST

For Prosecuting Attorney, C. W. 1JUUTON For Itopresentiulvo,

DAVIll M'AI.ISTKK For C'lork, WALLACK Sl'AKK'S

For Troasurnr, 1!. T. MKRK11.L. For lltu-ordor, (.• EOIUJ E W. KKlil)

For Sheriff

I)AVII) CANINE. For Coroner, »K. SHOTTS

For Surveyor, 3* M, HUCIvl'.K. For Assessor,

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For Commissioner,

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JAMK8 \V. FOSTKU. For Commissioner, 3d District, -J} A 1,1,EN KVlillS.

convention thou adjourned.

THE HORSELESS CARRIAGE.

It Arrives Here On Monday and Is

Viewed by Hundreds-

A horseless carriage, its motive pbwnr boing electricity, and making the trip from Decatur, 111., to Indianapolis, arrived here at 1:45 Monday afternoon aud during the hour it was here was visited by several hundred people, The carriage will seat four persons comfortably, and its speed is from 10 to 12 miles per hour, lte motor or the power running it is located under the back seat. Gas from gasoline is admitted to cylinders and exploded by an electric spark. A full charge of gasoline will take the carriage 100 miles. Such modes of conveyance have been used in London, Paris and other European cities for two or three years, and doubtless will in time b3come common in this country. The carriage after running around tho streets here until near 3 o'clock, took the old dirt road for Indianapolis.

Mlill Building Electric UfilhTB7S,

Occasionally the name of our former fellow townsman, Noah J. Clodfelter, is mentioned in connection with electric railway building. Noah now resides at Marion, Grant county. The latest regarding his work is in an Anderson special which Bays:

Noah J. Clodfelter, the origniator of the scheme to connect all of the Indiana gas bolt cities by an electric railroad, says that he now is ready to put tho ruad through and that work will begin on it between June 1 and 7 and that it will be completed and in operation by Oct. 1, with cars running between Anderson and Marion. He has papers which show that he now has associated with him one of the oldest and best known railway men in the nation and a man of unlimited meanB. Only the main line between Anderson and Marion will be built this year, but it is the intention to not only connect all of the gas belt cities next year, but make one of the terminals at Indianapolis.

Car IiOadn of Stoni*.

Almost every day great loads of stone, composed of from 15 to 20 cars, pass through from the quarries at Bedford on north on the Monon. Where do they go? iB often asked. The Michigan City Dispatch the other day said "The Monon this morning turned over twentytwo car loads of Bedford stone from the southern Indiana quarry to tho Michigan Central for transportation to New i'ork Many of the handsomest residences in New York City are built of

Indiana stone, notably that erected some years ago by the lato Wm. H. Vander bilt."

Many cars are carried as far west as Denver and north to Minneapolis loaded with Bedford stono.

In There Another.

There are probably fow in thiB vicinity who are aware of the fact that very near Waynotown can be found oae of the largest if not the largest, peach orchard in the county. But such is tho fact and is location is less than a two mile drive the towu. Jap Grenard is the proud owner of this tine large collection which numbers a little more than 1,800 trees aud comprises all tho various varieties of the peach kingdom. The trees promise a largo crop of the delicious fruit this year, already being almost "loaded to the ground."—Waynetown Dispalch.

Brown Townnhip School GruduntiiiB Ex.

clues.

The graduating exorcises of Brown township schools will be hold in the Baptist church at Browns Valley Friday evening, June 5th. Music will be furnished by the Music Hall orchestra of Crawfordsville. An admission fee of 10 cents will be charged to help defray expences.

special Fruit Trnin.

Tho Monon is now running a special fruit train between Louisville and ChiBerrios in immenso quantities gathered iu Kentucky and in southern Indiana will be carried through daily to Chicago, and the train will bo continued until the latter part of tho summer.

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Iloth Indicted lor Murilcr.

The grand jury has returned indictments against Barney Robards and James Davis for killing town marshal John Newkirk at Judson last Thursday night. If possible, the trial will be had during the present term of court.

A.11T C'ATJa^OOTTK FKEE.

iVu. 72 Garden street.

WHILE ATNEW YORK

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"BETTER THAN EVER."

FOUR ELEGANT MODELS, $85.OO AND $100.00.

CENTRAL CYCLE MFG. CO.,

Cha ss E£..... Lacey, Agt.

Bicycles

Indianapolis, Ind.

I purchased the 1* inest Line of Gold, Silver and Leather Novelties, Watches,

Cut Glass and Art Ware

Beyond all former lines at prices below all Competition. Come and see, also get my prices. Fitting of eyes and repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry is our fort at the Corner Jewelry Store of

HOST.

THE SOLDIERS' COLONY, FITZGERALD, GA

Is located in thai seetiou of Georgia travorsod by tho

GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA RAILWAY

which la the only direct through r«uto to the capital of tho colony, connecting at Tilton with tho Tlfton & North liasteru Railroad Tor Fitzgerald. Hy this route, p.irtles from Chicago, Indianapolis. Detroil, Cleveland aud Cincinnati can secure sleepers with only one chaugo (in depot

Nashville) to Tifton.and from St. Louis direct without chaugo. The section In which tula colony is located has boon well named.

The Great Fruit Belt of the South.

The climate fllild and healthful. Lands conveniently locatod to shipping points can be procured for from $5 to$10 per acre, on liberal terms. For Illustrated pamphlet, map, land lists, time-tabless. etc.. write to G. A. MACDONALI), W. I.. ULESSNKR,

Gen'i Pass, Agt.. Macon Ga. Commissioner of Immigration, Macon, Ga.

In Buying a Piano or an Organ

do not fail to examine the latest Mason & Hamlin models. Recent improvements together with time tested points of superiority render them. Instruments par excellence. Old pianos or organs taken in exchanges Instruments sold for caBh or easy payments.

Catalogues and full information sent free.

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250 and 25a WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL.

DOCTOR MENDENHALL

IN NAMK

MON-GOS-YAH

(White Eagle.)

The Great Indian Doctor

The Doctor will positively be at

Crawfordsville, Ind.. WEDNESDAY, April 2!) and will return each

month for one year, -.{••j,

Oilice at Sherman House.

SATURDAY, MAY 30. ONE DAY ONLY.

ONLY 4 DOLLARS PER MONTH.

The

to demonstrate his Indian .Medicine in the cure ol diseases. The Doctor spent twenty-one years of his life among the Indians, there learning dio secrets of Nature's wonderful remedies contained in Roots, Barks, Gums, Buds, Berries, Leaves and Plants placed there by the Great Creator

without asking any ijuestlotis. CONhULIAlION 1'KLI, 111 an children. Wonderful curou perfected. catnrrli, Tluoat, Lungs, Llvor, Stomach i!"— Kidneys, Bladder, and weak childwa

I1er1ect rus icu a ran to oil 11 all cases undertaken Catarrh, Tmoat.UU Hlood IMswirtoH, Scrofula, Soros, spots, 1 nnplos, lottor, K-zoiiui. y' l'ilos, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Lost Manhood. All tomalo complain

Enclose a stamp for reply aud you will bo told all your coinulaiuts by return

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Utllco Uours—9 a. m. to 8 p. iu.

Doctor make this liberal offer

DR. CHAS. MENDENHALL,

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Address all

Lock Box !2:, Logausport, lad.