Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 September 1896 — Page 2

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ATTOKNl KS.

CUHIKKI,TK.lt & ll.VilS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

Will do a ytMu*r:i pniot ict-in all Courts-.

lllcc uvor-Smith o: M^oW-V drug »tirc. i^uth Washington Street.

M. W. BRUNER,

ATTOHNKY AT LAW.

llus'iness in 11 llie Courts, an-1 rottlemeiit of ileee'lents estate. irinij«ly .•iturii'.W to. over M.iliii:-,Iinnhv a stuiv.

LOUIS M'xYLAINS.

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OnnvtorilriviUc. Ind.

V' Avenue.

W. BURTON,

ATIV'II'a lii A L' L.VW.

Will do a «ener il iw business in Montgomery arid leijoiiiiii).' counties. Special ntteutiou giveu to conveyancing and mo scull-incut!) ol decedents estates. Office over Mat KUueV j.-welry store.

MILLINERY.

Yon can buy sm elegant

SpringHat

Of Miss Kenyon for -9.2.00 and upwards, spring and summer Si les. Before buying ca 1 and see

MISS KENYON

Her stock

.•suranc.

Gsnsn

(stieressnr to f. W. Wright.*:,

Oflice wit.1i Ristiin- & Ristiue,

"Milliner) is the finest e. Sl

for the least pr With Myers corner.

and

.j Fisher 13uilding. :-v

Money to: Loan

With ji.'iynioms mwl thne to suit borrower. Interest the iowosf. Kitltor tval estate «»r porsonrtl eeurltya'eeptt'd. iioO'l viiclivil. A*1 u.» quiries Tully anHvs ere«l.

C. W. BURTON,

VV. \V. Mulid \N. \V. I.. I,EE

MORGAN & LEE.

INSURANCE AGENTS-:

MOWEY TO LOAN

At Lowest Kates.

ABSTRACTS 0IT TITLE

Furnished on short notice. CITY and FAKI.I riiOi'i'KTY or sale. (Jflltie: Orubauii itloc'k, N. Wiwuiu^ton street

Charni, Cm pi ill

CATARRH P^Ip^nl

DIUKCTIOXS for u»in^

CREAM

ifi V4rrh S^-pl

BALM

Apply a particle of tlio Inilm iliieetly into the nostrils. After a moment draw a .strong re a li through the nose. I'.-e three times a day, after meals preferred, anil lietore retiring.

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KI.Y'S ]j A HALM opens and cleanses the Nasal

HAY-FEVER

Passages, Alluys I'ftln and iiillamination, lieais tho Horot*. protect the membrane from colds, restores the senses of taste and smell. Tl lalm is quickly absorbed and gives relief c.t once. I'rlee ,W rents at Druggistsor by mail.

ELY ISKOTIiKks, r« Warren St., New York.

PURSSLL

PRACTICAL

Carriageami Bus^y Kepairei

liepaiutiug

A Specialty

NEW WORK TO

ORDER.

Pike

Corner Lafayette

and Grant

CAPITAL CITY

WIRE WORKS COW. F. SWISHKH, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Elevator Enclosure", Window Guards, Settcop

Wire Chairs, Flower StauUs, Office Kailings

CRIMPED WIRE WORK.

Wire Goods of all description. Orders promptly attondod to. Office, 47tf south Illinois Stroot, Indianapolis, Indiana.

\V ANTED:—Several trustworthn gentlemen or ladles to travel In Indiana for established tellable house. Salary $780 and expenses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion mpany, third floor, Omaha Bldg.,Ckic ago, 111

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F. T. LUSE.

•TBjllh VAI t.t'

Otioyoiir, liithi coimlyi' Ouoyonr.out oft .liu cmiv.t

$ 1 00 1 10

Inquire at. Office for Advert mo rates.

IPTEMBER 19." 1896.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET-

I'le.-iijen A ..

W11.1.1 A .1.

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Nel,in~Ua.

Vieo I're.--Hlein,

AilTliri fiKWKLl.. Milium.

FOR CONGRESS.

hon. .rosEini chkani.K

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET-

l-'. (Jovernor

li] SillVELY, of St. .loM-pli f.mnty. Kor Lieut"-uiiiit-tiover-nor, JOHN C. LAW LKK, of Washington t'ounty,

Appellate .1 udi:,s, First District,

i- i)WIN TAYLOi:. of Vandeibiug Countyv For Se.'Oi.il lUstriot, F. K. GAVIN,

V: For'I'lliid District, -K-U\ S. THKODOKK DAVIS. Fov Fourth liistrii",

Olil.ANllU LOTZ.

'S§S|,"V. For ,''iilli Di-tri.it. 15. E. IJt'SS, For S"' iv'ary of Slate,

S M. 1! AI.S I 'ON, "J Doone Conr.ty: For Au !i!ir of State, Joseph T. Fan!!:up of Marlon County. .•

For Tro.-isutcr of State,

MOK .\"N

UANDLKli, o' Harcocll County. For Attorney-tii not.il.

.1.0. l'TT, ol Terie II iuto For K.-i.oiier o! the Supreme Court, Ill-NUY WAUKOI, ol Marlon County. For Supi.'i intenilent i.f PiiVilii: Instru tlon, OF. W 11 slXcLAit of i'ulaslii County

For State Statistician,

O. I! IHiWNF.Y, of Noble County.

SENATORIAL TICKET-.

j. A ilKPOKCOCK, of Hilton Conntjg .1 S A I UllAliT, of «ixno County. Joint liepicseutativo of Montgomery, l'uiM4'U and Clay,

Oi'.oKtlK Is A i'SKK, of Clay County .'.'

COJI'.'TY TICKET-

'•i i'or lidge of thr Circiiit Court, ,::v ilF.KK Wl'S'i

For Prosee'.iting Attorney, C. W. I.I'KTON. For Ue.r. iM'liiat Ivii.

DAVID M'.iLl&TKH For Clerk. 0. WALLACE SI'Al!K-.

For Treasurer. .' II. T. MKIiUILL. For liecorder, "yo'.-: OKOKOF. W. KKKD.. v.." For sheriff

DAN ID CANINE. For Coroner, DII. S1IOTTS.

••••.'• For Survi.'yor, I'. M. lll i.'K r:I{. For Assessor. 3 T.N. Yi:is. For Commissioner, »'d District,

JAMi-:s w. I-'OSTi

'For commissioner, 3d District, ALLKN IIYlllIS.

HANNA'S CAMPAIGN FUND The worst element in this campaign is the part which Mark hanna's fui 1 is playing. Candor compels mo to give the facts without regard to whether Mr. Pryan's election would be a good thiDg or a bad thing. There is plenty of evidence, in my opinion, to show that this is rapidly becoming the most corrupt and corrupting political struggle known to the American people.

Bryan may bo defeated, but the inlluence of money anil of Mark Hanna's methods upon the voters of Wisconsin, iu common with the voters of other states, will not disappear after election day.

Let me give one example. I speak of a matter 1 know and understand. The Reliance machine works, owned by the Edward P. Allia company, are situated in Milwaukee. There tiro employed in this establishment something like 1,800 men. Here tho Bryan sentiment is very strong.

It is an absolute fact that eighteen working men in this establishment are at this moment on tho pay-roll ot the republican state committee as secret political agitators. Their companions are ignorant of this fact and do not euspect it.

The result is that thes men have an influence which they could i.ol. possibly wield wero the truth known.

Tho republican committee has also, I am informed, upon its pay-rolls a large number of men in another establishment, which employs about 2,000 workingmen. In several of the factories here gold standard arguments are pinned each week to tho envelopes containing wages.

The republican committee has also sent men into the mining districts of I Wisconsin to otfer So in Mexican silver for 82.75 in American money.—Milwaukee special to N. Y. World (gold bug.)

Tin: corruption fund raised by the national republican campaign managers is larger this year than ever known. Hanna understands thoroughly tbe art of squeezing the wealthy corporations and syndicates in the interest of the party, and this year has got in his work in good style.

Not all Western cherries in Eastern markets come from California. Oregon shippers sent two car-loads East within a week from Salem and Portland.

THE GOVFRNOR'S ASPIRATI0FSW l« greatly fenr tiiat there is uru niiiu who will cotne out if tins with featlicrss yretiliv titlled, and tliut is Ciov. Matthews, lie ilcmrep, it is eotiBtautly aesorti il, the position of I •,^- Senator in the i'Vui.1 of the majority of tho State h-oit-^ature ileno iTlitic this winter. IK', however, is nut, wo believe, adding to his laurels judged by report?, by his attempted nianipuhitioi of political litTaire. lb- anta :oiii/."d

Cliairman Holt ot the St.i'.e ceiilcal committee, by refusion to continu the a]ipointinent of WcCullouuh as all flection commissioner, the matter tinall.y ieKullint in the resignation of 1KU\ In this district, it is well uiu'lerstood, Unit the nomination of Cheadle, not a democrat, was brought around by Jud^e McCahe, C'apt. A Urn and one or two others, guided by the advice, suggestion and aid of Gov. Matthews, who desired the populist inlluence wherever and whenever convenient iu his desire to bo Senator. It may bo that there was much more of this work in other dis tricts of tho State. Our opinion that Gov. Matthews departing from the usual discrete and level headed course th.it has distinguished in, has already raised combative forces sulliciently powerful to crush out his future political aspirations for some years to cotne.

HOLT'S RESIGNATION. Chairman llolt, of ttie democratic State central committee, resigned laet week and Parks M. Martin, of Ow'-u county, appointed to the position. The resignation at this time in the midst of the campaign is to be regretted, and plainly stated cannot but be demoralizing more or less for a time to the paity's interests, llolt was distinctively a gold bug, and opposed the Chicago nominations and was not in sympathy with a majority of the p.utv on the free silver question. The ability or political tact of Mr. Martin i= now to be shown and it is hoped that it will be displayed bv the exercise of such wor'.i as may greatly aid in the party's triumph in November.

Ti i:i:oid bug fellows you that if you have bimetallism you will drive all the gold from rhe country Well, facts are better any time than theory. I ranee is on a bimetallic basis and she has more gol 1 than any other country in the world. Tho supply of gold is more than 8SC.0,000.000. She h.,s •:200,000,000 more gold thau single gold standard Germany, nearly s.'JOO.OOU.OOO more than gold standard Euglan Take even Russia au absolute single silver standard country an.: she has close to toOO,000,000 in gold. Now with these l'acts and figures before them can any single gold standard ni'in have t.lje hardihood to stand up and say that bimetallism will drive the gold trom the country?

SUITosi-: tho gold parties succeed in compelling the people this year to vote according to their dictation and thus elect McKinlev and establish tho goki standard on a permanent basiB in this country, what is to become of the farmer and wage-earner? Before another election comes he will be in such a condition that ho will be completely at the mercy of tho gold power. The Australian ballot law will probably be repealed and his only safeguard thus taken from him. Now is the time to prevent the calamity. Let the people vote now to secure their rights under tho law.

HON. W.M. J. BKVAN is continuing his canvass, and this week spoke in Kentucky and North Carolina. Next week ho is iu Baltimore and on east through New Jersey into Maine. He will speak iu this State at Indianapolis next month.

Beware ol Ointments for Catarrh that ontain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy tho Bense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never bo used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians,"as the damage they will do is ton fold lo the good you can possibly deiivo from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, in buying Hall's Catarrh Cure bo sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledj, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.

Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are tho best.

Melon lice are ruining crops in the neighborhood of Newport, Ky.

Bncklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever sires, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions,and positively cures piles,or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give pei feet satisfaction or money ounited. Price 2o cents per box. For by Nye & Booe. ly

Farmers in Douglas county, Kansas, are educating their horses to eat potatoes, which they can feed at 11 cents, while corn stands for 17 cents.

For all kinds of reliablelneurancesee C. A. Miller & Co., 118 W. Main St. tf

Two LivfcS 'oPvVed-

I,:rs. I'hoehy TOOUIPS. 01 .1 unction City, 111. wa to!d by lici c.e-io .-she bail consumption and that lie re was no hope lor her, but wo bodies Dr. King's New I )i: civevy couip'ete'y

inr.'.l hT and lie says it saw-d Iter lii'e. .Mrs. Tims. Kgoers. lo'.i Florida St. San Francisco, snll'ercd troin a drcadl'ul colli, approaching consumption. tried wiihnul resuU everylhin else then bought one bold" ol Hr. King's New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is liicuraby thankful. It is such results, of which hese are samples. 1 hat prove "lie oiideiTul efficacy of this medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at Nye A- lino's drug iore. Regular sue .")!!(• a!:d -Sl.l'll.

Lightning i-tiueU a wire on which a grapevine was trainer! in the l'eihck vine-yard, a! Moultrie. Km andstr.] ped the fruit from it, jumping then to aiu'ther wire and repeating the effect.

A Money Maker in Hard Times1 have for tho past tive years had a pretty hard struggle to make a living, but about three months ago 1 bt-au selling self heating Hat irons and have made from four to tive dollars every day, which I think is pretty good for an inexperiences woman, my brother is now selling irons and makes more than 1 do but he has sold other things and is more experienced. The iron is ^elf heating, FO it is the proper heat all tho time and you can iron in half the limoyou commonly do and have the clothes much nicer, you can iron out under a treo or in any cool place and one cent's worth of Bctv/oino will do an ordinary ironing, so you save the pric- of the price of the price of the iron in a few weeks, By addressing W A. Baird & Co., Station

A.. Pittsburgh, Pa., you can get full particulars, and 1 know any one can do splendidly any where. Wo sell at nearly every house anil any woman that irons once with a self heating iron will have one, as it saves so much labor and does so much pe.tjrwork. Mus. M. B.

That Woudar'ul Chvir::! want t.o add my testimony to the list ot those that have used the Lightning Chin n. It does ail that is claimed •l'or it. you can churn easily in one minute, and get a large per (rentage more butter than with the common churnsI never took the agency for anything before but so manv of my neighbors wanted churns, that 1 ordered 30 and they are all gone. I think iu a year every fanner will have a Lightning Churn, in fact they can't a.Tord lobe without one as they make so much more more butter, and a good little bit of money can be made in every township selling those churns By writing to J. F. Casey A: Co., St. Louis, .Mo., you can get circulars and lull particulars about the churn. A KKADFI

"The doctor has forbidden rue to drink any more champaigin." "Probably until after you have* paid his bill."—Fliegende Blatter.

When wear begins to exceed repair in your body you are going to fail sick The signs of it. are: loss of HCKII, paleness, weakness, nervousness, etc. The repair needed is food.' "You think you eat enough, and yet von feel that you wear out more tissue, energy, nerveforce. than your food makes for you. The dilliculty is that you do not digest enough. And this is so serious it is worth sitting down serioti ly to think about. If you can't digest, what yon eat, take a few doses of Shaker Digestive Cordial. The effect of it will he to increase your Iksh and make you feel stronger. You wont't fall sick. Proof that it is in control of your repair apparatus. It's easy enough to test this lor yourself. Take a few bottles of Shaker Digestive Cordial. .Sold by druggists at 10 cents to SI.00 per bottle.

A French autograph collector says tho signature of Christopher Columbus can always lind a buyer at 81.000.

Are You Tired

All the tune r1 This condition is a sure indication that your blood is not rich and nurishing as it ought to be and as it may be if you will take a few bottles of the great blood purifier. Hood's Sarsaparilla. Thousands write that Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured them of that tired feeling by giving them rich, red blood.

Hood's Pills Kct easily and promptly OK tne liver and bowels. Cure sick headache.

Tho Princess of Wales on her travels is always accompanied by a favorite white cat.

To Offer a Reward of 100 Dollars for a case of catarrh that cannot be cured, amounts to nothing except to sell article. Do you know of any such reward being paid? Ely Bros, do not promise rewards in order to sell their well-known "Cream Balm." They offer tho most effective medicants, prepared in convenient form to use, which is absolutely free from mercurials or other harmful drugs.

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Dui'iiii

Sept. .'i.v.

All the dog-ca'chors of inkers. N. ., have resigned, because ul no.-t as regulariy as they seized do TUO dog owner had them arrested.

111 K. Market Street.

PHCENIX BICYCLES. I

They Stand the Racket.

A tost ol 7 years proves then, reliable.

Co.,

ci Bicycle

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mum miimm mam mmK

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fab- week. If yua want to leave any 'rcel we will lake good cave of it fi ce of charge. Should you want ai ytliing in our hue we shall be pleased to sene you.

P. Our Large Iloers and Good Whiskeys are winners.

E OTkel .l

DEALER IN

Fresh and Saltnl .Meats

TWO SHOPS

JOPIE HARRY'S WEST END

Has been refitted and is one of the finest places in tliis city. nothing but the verv best of

He handles "Export,"'

Crow" Whiskey.

La.f'iyet.te B-*r, Best in the City. Free Lunch at all Hours.

Dan Sullivan will wait on vou. No. 2

Harvest

If good publicity seed is sure as in drinking the..

Will You Join tho Reapers?

AND

Ag6

Charles C. Smelcer.

Pruit Jars

We also have the Finest Dishes and Glassware ever seen in this city

Prices Below the Lowest.

C. O. CARLSON.

West Main Street.

D. C. Funeral Director and Embalmer

oL °, J,il?

JOHN B. SWA'NK, Assistant!*

rglar Proof

E O E

117 South Washington Street.

West Market Street.

Doesn't deuend upon Rain 'and Heat and Cold,

planted where results ire so

Oldest "WKiskies:

And the Coldest Beer at.

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111.

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He handles

'Old Monarch."Overholt" Rye, and "Old

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Sun,

No. 12S

N. Green St.

Grave Vaults.

USt" KoBldonco:«5South

Wauhlngton St. Telephones Ho. 61,81i 83.