Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 July 1896 — Page 7
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Used in Every Family.
FLOUR COFFEE.
The best llour is the "Laurel' brand, made from hard Minnesota wheat. No better Hour made.
The best Coffee is "Sbapleigh's New England" brand. Pleases the most particular coflee drinkers.
THE
MARKET GROCERY
HENRY SLOAN, Manager
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
How to Cure Yourself While Using It 'I'lla tobacco Ulibit grows oil ft raw until his nervous system is seriously atTected, impairing heaitU, comfort and happiness, lo quit, suddenly is too severe a shock to tho system, as tobacco toan invoteruto user becomes a stimulant that his system continually cravos. H.'icoCuro" is a scientlflc cure for tho tobacco habit, in all its forms, carefully compounded after the formula of an eminent Berlin physician who has used it in his private practico since 181-, without a failure. It is purely vegetable and cuaranteed perfectly harmless. \ou can use all tho tobacco you want while taking Bneouro," It will notify you when to stop. \\e ,clvo a written guaraiitoo to euro permanently any case with throe boxes, or refund the money with
10
per cent, intorost. "llaco-Curo is nota
substitute, but a scientiilo cure, that cures without tho aid of will powor and with no inxmyeiiience. It loaves tho system as pure and free from nicotine as tho day you 100k your first chow or smoke. OUKED BY BACO-COBO AND GAINED
'entirely
THIRTY PODND8
From hundreds of testimonials, tho originals of which aro on file and open to inspection, the
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Eureka Chemical and Manufacturing Co., Ia '.Crosse. Wis.-Gentlemen: For forty yoara I •used tobacco In all Its forms:
lor
,Vventy S,
'years ot that time I was a groat sufferer from 'general dobility and heart disease. For fit to en years I triod to quit, but couldn t. I took 'various remedies, among others »o-To-i5ac, '•The Indian Tobacco Antidote, "Double Lhlo. tide of Gold," etc., etc.. but none of tliem aid •mo the least bit of good. Finally, however, I 'purchased a box of your "Baco-Guro and it has
curod mo of the habit In all Its forms,
'and I have incroasod thirty pounds in weight sand I am relieved from all the numerous aches and pains of body and mind. I could writ© a 'quire of pftper upon my changed feelings and condition. Youra rdspflCtfully^
Pastor C. V- Church, Clayton, Ark.
Sold by ill druggists at fl.00 per!box throo IOXCS, (thirty days' treatment l,tU' «. rllrnnt unon re-
.and Boston, Mans.
New Quarters
THE MERCHANTS'
Transfer Line
Is now located at No. 207 "West Main St. 'Phone No. 44. All kinds of light or heavy hauling, safe moving, etc. Ring us up.
MARK HAYS.
To the Farmers
'X am propared to take caro of your liorsss at any and all tlmos, and will soo that they aro fed and properly carod for at lloasonablo prices.
Glvo mo a trial and I will guarantoe satisfaction at No. 215 N. Groon St.
T. W. IRONS
DON'T FORGET
BOB DAVIS,
At tlie East Market Street
FEED YARD
When you want hour horse fed.
The
Old Lanehan Yard.
HIRES Rootbeer contains the best herbs, berries and roots nature makes for rootbeer making. Take no other.
Itailc only hy Tho Charles E. Illrci Co., rhNftflelpUfe
A
25c. jiackugc makes 5 gallons. Bold everywhere.
J.C. McCORMICK DENTIST.
RToelh i'Xinu:toti an«l without pain. DriiliM) Wirkt i»oM Crowna uml I'IuWm. Has movt'd to No. 207'.-J wist M'liu atri'ut, lormorly the Dr. K\Mo«:h?in ofllco.
Y\7ANTK1:
Sovnrnl truntworthy goniloinon or
luilh'rt to trawl in liiriiuim for establish'*'!, ivliabie house. Salary $7f0 arid rxponses. 'Stoutly position, Knclose reforem'o «nU self iultlrossoil and btainp'nl envelope. The Dominion
Company, third noot^Oniuhi l»ld jr., Chicago, 111.
WlivE? Wo have a largo Htock smooth and berb that wo want to eftU. II. R. Tinsley A Co.
SECEIVED HIS SENTENCE-
Efforts of Hawk's Attorneys to Secure
a New Trial a Failure-
Every effort that could be BUggesh-cl were used by Hawk's attorneys nt court on Friday and Saturday of Inst week to seizure for him a new trial. They brought in allidavits for instance that ont juror had been heard conversing with Cius Davis, the .Market street blacksmith, legtuding the trial, b„t this was of no effect by jimt-r affidavits denying it. Certain instructions to tho jury by the court, it was alleged by Hawk's attorneys, were wrong and led the jury to form improper conclusions that the grand jury had no authority to b'-ing in such an indictment at. it was beyond its jurisdiction, etc. Theso efforts, however, were in vain, the Court holding that everything was in regular form and the twelve men knew what they were doing. Hawk was asked to stand up and receive his sentence, which he did, being much effected at the time. "Can you show" asked the Court, "why the sentence of the jury should not be imposed." To this Hauk replied: "I am innocent." The,efore tho sentence was pronounced—five years' imprisonment and §50 fine—and Hawk was then taken away to jail by the sheriff.
Koltomo Model Town. Kokomo, the home of S. E. Nicholson, author of the famous temperance law that bears his name, is probably the best governed town in the state of its size. One by one the policemen have been dropped from the force until only three remain, beside the City Marshal. The three patrolmen are on night duty and during tho day Marshal Bennett is the only officer on the streets. There are few cities of 12,000 population that can parallel this record,
Crawfordsville, with a population of of 10,000, requires five policemen according to the ideas of some citizens, although really three is sufficient. Horace Ensininger, when marshal, with one man, controlled the city and saw that the laws were enforced, and it was in days when Crawfordsville was a much tougher city than now.
Mm. I. F. Allen Dead.
At 8 o'clock yesterday evenidg at (ho family residence in this city, surrounded by hef family and relatives, and in the midst of all luxury and comfort that wealth and love could gather about her, after the application of every human agency that science, skill and affection could employ to avert the insatiate appetite o* death's relentless and un^Qqoered mossenger, the spirit of Josephino Allen,- beloved and lovable wife of CJapt. David P. Allen, peacefully sailed out upon and over tho breakers of eternity's sea, confident of a tsafe anchorage in tho harbor of a Savior's redeeming love.—Frankfort Times, June 20'.
It Ticklcd Ilim. Very Rev. John R. Dinnen, pastor of tho St. Mary's Catholic church yesterday received a telegram announcing that Father Dinnan Commandery. No 202, Knights of St. John, of Crawfordsville, has repeated its Evansville triumph of a year ago, in Dayton, O., at the national convention of Knights of St. John, by winning the first prize— $500— for general appearance and drill, it is needless to remark that Father Dinnen is superlatively gratified over the success of the commandery that so proudly bears his good name.—Lafayette Times.
Tlie '-Fourth." To-day, the 120th anniversary of American independence, will bo celebrated in several neighboring cities about after tho old style. People living here will not enjoy a home celebration, and consequently will go elsewhere. A number will go to Meharry's grove, others to tho Shades, while some will go to spend the day at Maxinkuckee, and other summer rosorts. It will be very quiet and S:il-bath-like in Crawfordsville to-day.
(•oiiv to lh» Penitentiary. Phillip Hauk was takon to tho peni tontiary on Thursday, llis attorney, Clodfelter, accompanied him to the prison gate. Hauk waB much depressed in feeling over tho final ending of tho trial, but was buoyed up some with the hope that tho appeal to the supreme court would givo him an opportunity for a new trial.
To Obtain llitfli School IjieeiiNe. Superintendent Zuck wishes to inform all principals of schools and all high school teachers who have not yet taken the examination that they will bo requosted to pass in all studios of tho first two years of high school course, arranged by tbo State board, oxcept the studies of goometry and German.
COURT PROCEEDINGS-
A If. Ljokabill and \V. I'. Britton vs. Edward S. Grimes ot til. Complaint. Ordered that plaintiff receive 871 and costs.
\V. T. Whittingtun has been appointed attorney for Win. Dowden, who is in jail on a cliargo of forgery.
John Britton vs. Joseph Britton. Complaint. Tho court appoints a receiver in tho person of .John A. Booe, who will take charge ot tho Britton brick yard and all effects and settle up tho business.
Ordered that E. C. Snydor bo allowed
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S123 for services as judge in the Phil Hawk case and the Connard-Gipson controversy.
Ordered that Matie Keeney be allowed 8123 for services as stenographer during tho May term.
Geo. A. liooher vs. Elizabeth Lyons et al. Foreclosure. Judgment of §891.43 for plaintiff.
Ordered that A. B. Anderson be paid SIT) for services as judge during present term.
A VERDICT OF $1,800
Is What Harry Law Received from the Vandalia for Loss of Property
llarry Law, the horFe dealer, received lately a verdict for SI,800, for Iobs of some horses and damage to others. Some months ago ha shipped by tbe Vaiidalia and Pennsylvania hues two car loads of horses, numbering over thirty head, to Pittsburg. Failing to dispose of them there, they were reloaded for Crawfordsville. On the return trip they were not properly fed and watered, and in consequence a number died, whilo others were injured by being thrown against each other. Ho entered suit and the verdict is the result of a com promise.
The Grip.
An experience with this disease durt ing all its past epidemics, warrants tlfe bold claim that Driving's New Discovery will positively cure each and every case if taken in time, and the patient takes the ordinary care to avoid exposure. Another thing has been proven, that those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery, escape the many troublesome after results of this disease. By all means get a bottle and try it. It is guaranteed, and money will be refunded if no good results follow its use. Sold by Nye & Booe.
Thj banana is the most prolific of all the fruits of the earth, being forty-four times more productive than potatoes and 131 times more productive than wheat.
Rich Discoveries of Gold At Grip pie Creek, Colo., and elso where, are being made daily, and the ptodudtidn for 1806 will be the largest ever known, estimated at two hundred million dollars. Cripple Creek alone is producing over ono million dolors a month, and steadily increasing. Mining stocks are advancing in price more rapidly than any other stocks, and many pay dividends of 35 to 50 per cont. They offer the best opportunity to make a large profit on a small investment.
John I. Tallman & Co., 45 Broadway, New York, are financial agents for the Prudential Gold Mining Co., and others In tho fa noii3 Cripple Cre6k district They will send you free, interesting particulars of the mining companies they represent also their book on speculation in stocks, grain and cotton cotaining. many new and important features.
Sfend for these books at once if you are'interested in anv form of speculation or investments. They may prove profitable to you.
Pish have been discovered at Guatemala with two pairs of eyes, One pair does duty above water, tho other below, thus enabling the fish to soo in two ele. ments at once.
When your stomach begins to trouble you, it needs help. The help it needs, is to digest your food, and until it gets it, you won't have any peace. Stomach trouble is very distressing, very obstinate, very dangerous. Many cf tho most dangerous diseases begin with simplo indigestion. Tho reason is that indigestion (not-digestion, not-nourish-raent) weakens the system and allows disease germs to attack it, Tho antidote is Shaker Digestive Cordial, strengthening, nourishing, curative. It cures indigestion and renews strength and health. It does this by strengthening tho stomach, by helping it to digest your food, it nourishes you. Shaker Digestive cordial is made of pure herbs, plants and wine, is perfectly harmless and will certainly cure all genino stomach trouble. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to $1.00 per bottle.
A coroner's jury in Maine reported that "deceased came to his doath by excessive drinking producing apoplexy in tho minds of tho jury.''
A Word or Two
to thoso suffering from catarrh or the thousands subject to sevore attacks of cold in the hoad, will not bo amiss if a suro remedy can bo offered. Ely's Cream Balm has become a favorito in aU sections of tho United Statos, bocauso of its uti' jctivoness. Your cold io/tho head will bo quickly roliovod by it, and the severest, attack of catarrh will yield to, and be perfectly cured by a thorough treatment Catarrh is not a blood diseaso, but an inlUmmation of tho passages of the nose and throat, due to climatic changes.
With tho completion ot the trans-Sib-erian railway in 1!)00 tho tour of tbe world in thirty days will bocomo an accomplished fact
Drive out the imp iri from your blood with Hood's Sdrsaparilla and thus uvoid that tired, languid feeling and even serious illness.
PLANS OP SILVER MEN
TO HOLD A CONFERENCE
AT
CHICAGO TOMORROW.
Keprtuentatlves of the I)emoct«tle Blme* tallle Orgai&.Atlon Will Alembic to Complete Arrancoiuenta tor Carrying on the Fight.
Washington, June 29.—Senator Harris left yesterday for Chicago to be present. at the Democratic silver conference, which will be hold in that city, beginning on Tuesday, under the auspices of the Democratic bimetallic organization. He is chairman of tliia organization, and has been since it was instituted in this city, a year ago.
Speaking of the purpose of the conference Senator Harris said it had been called in order to afford tho silver Democrats an opportunity to compare views and look the ground over preparatory to the national convention, and that it would probably continue daily until the beginning of the convention. He also said that the meeting would not be confined to members of the Democratic organization, but that there would he representatives present from every state delegation friendly to silver.
Further than this the senator declined to commit himself as to the purpose of the meeting, but it Is learned from an authoritative source that the silver Democrats regard this conference as a very important affair.
The organization, under whoso auspices the meeting is called, has been laboring in season and out for the promotion of tho silver cause within the Democratic ranks. They have had their headquarters at Senator Harris' house, and from that quarter have conducted a correspondence with chosen representatives in all parts of the country to whom have been intrusted the organization of the silver forces, not only in every state, but in every county in every state in the union where it was considered possible to effect the lodgment of a silver idea. Irhe movement grew out of the meeting hel4 at the
Metropolitan hotel ia this city? Igfit summer whlc)i the plane w6fe prepared and an exfioquve oommittee, consisting of one member trom each state, was appointed. ¥He wor£ haa been flujjtly v^ry thoroughly periormeS.
The purpose df the ante-convention meelfng }b to so SBlidlfy the ellvej organization as to renijgf it thoroughly effective in the eifecutiofl pf the i%ns of the silver'leaders in the oonVefltton, and also to prevont the eScfoachmeni of the gold foroes. It had been thelf pyrpose" £'(5 discuss the platform to be adopted and also consider the availability of candidates. There has been much correspondence bå upon these two poinfs. The plan has been to keep candidates in ths background until the conference could be held, with the view of having the conference free to choose. This has proved impracticable, and it is understood that the leaders in the movement fear that they will De unable to control in this matter as the had at one time hoped they might. They still hope, however, to be practically able to make the platform before the convention meets.
TO PACIFY CRETANS.
Christian la Appointed Govern
a
•Vkt Cataixxiue Free.
WHILE AT NEW YORK
the
OT
of
Revolting Island.
Constantinople, Juno 29.—G-eorgi Berovitch, Prince of Samos, has been appointed governor of Crete, in succession to the Mussulman governor, Abdullah Pasha. The island of Samos is autonomous, although it pays a tribute to the Turkish government, and Prince Georgi Berovitch is a Christian.
The recall of the former Christian governor of Crete, Caratheodary Pasha, and the appointment, in his stead, of the Mussulman, Abdullah Pasha, who was implicated in the Armenian troubles, fanned into flame the smoldering discontent of the Cretan Christians and resulted in the disorders which have prevailed for several months in the island. The appointment of the Prince of Samos seems designed to oonciliate Greece, which has manifested sympathy with the discontent, of the Cretans under Turkish rule.
London, June 29.—The Times publishes a dispatch from Canea, Isljnd of Crete, which says that Georgi Berovitch is a Christian Albanian and that his appointment is an excellent one.
Ovation for Senator Teller. Denver, Col.. June 29. Preparations for the ovation to be given Senator Teller upon his return to Denver next Wednesday night are about completed, and it is c'aimed ft will be tho greatest demonstration ever seen in the city. The enthusiasm for tho silver leader is felt In all parts of the state, and excursion trains will bring thousands from towns wiLhin 200 miles in all directions. Mr. Teller will arrive here at 8 o'clock by special train from Cheyenne over the Union Pacific. A parade of military and civic societies will be given, after which there will be an out-of-door reception near the state capiiol.
W 111 CIOHO Mines ITntll Nnvomljer. Sholburn, Ind., June 29.—C. C. Heisen of Chicago, owner of the Sholburn mines, was here Sunday for the purpose of adjusting the differenco which exists between the, miners and the company. Several propositions were made by Ileisen to the miners lo resume work at the ij0-cent basis, or form a co-operative system, or he would turn the mine over to the miners if they would pay 7 per ccnt. on the investment. All three of the propositions were rejected. Mr. Heisen said the mine would remain idlo until November, as the market would not justify his resuming operations.
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BETTER THAN EVER."
FOUR ELEGANT MODELS, $85.00 AND $100.00.
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Bicycles
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Cut Glass and Art.|Ware
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THE SOLDIERS' COLONY, FITZGERALD, GA
Is located In thntBi'ctloii of Georgia travfeftjoll by tlio
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do not fail to examine tlie latest Mason & Hamlin models. Recent Improvements together with timo tested points of superiority render them instruments par excellence. Old pianos or organB taken in exchange. Instruments sold for cosh or easy payments.
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DOCTOR MENDENHALL
a pro
IN NAMEJJ
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Tlie Great Indiad Doctor
The Doctor will positively be at Crawfordsville, Ind.. WEDNESDAY, April 2!) and will return each month for one year.
Office at Sherman' House.
TUESDAY, .TUNE 30. ONE DAY ONLY.
ONLY -1 DOLLAllS PER MONTH.
The
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Doctor make this liberal offer
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in Roots, Baiks, Gums,
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