Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 October 1896 — Page 2
ATTOUNIKS.
CLODFELTER & HA IS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Will Jo a genera practice in all Court!-.
Attorney At Law
—A ND
General Iasuraact*.
iSui.v.'esfur to C. \V. WriLilit.
Oflice with l\istine Riitino, and
.( Fisher liuilding.
.Money to: Loan
With f"iyin«Mws mid time to suit b»u rowor. Interest th«* iowost. KITT»#»|* NIAL I'^IAIFUR IHTSOHJII ecuriry »i»od iiou*^ rardi'-d. All inquiries ••IiifrtrIul!y nn-worrd
,0. W. URTON, »H'.«•
ov(»r K! !i olrv Mor'
J. C. McCORMICK DENTIST.
'I rrtii I'Xtni'Hr.I UM'I llllod without fmin. •Brhli:^ VVorfc, «*o!d i. rOwns ami I'ltu***. Has •jnowd to No. 1 HM Ma 11 dtrt'i't, lortneiiy Uho
Dr.
Mc'Mc- han oflj.-...
J)r. H. B. Greene,
I'raotieo Limiiol to IH-^ases of t!i«*
Eve. Ear. Nose. Throat.
'OFliorus t. K' a. rn. S TO I Ml.
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J«»l iUo-k, (. rawtonlrtvilJo, ri'i latta.
C. W. BURTON.
AT 1\UNKV \l' LAW.
Will
..1 conerai law business 111 MuiitL-oim-ry ami adjoining counties. S[x-i-in 1 altt'iitiou iriwu I conwyanciuK and •,, H'-ltlin. i«t^ ol .. ilecil.nits ("states. onico ovor .Mat Klino'.-i
Jewelry store.
CATARHH
DIRECTIONS for usin^
CREAM BALM
'CATaprH^* "-arr%head\
HAY
Appi a particle of tho balm 1 ir«»*tly into tho nostrils. After a moment draw a .st roiii* at through th" NOHO. l's« thr«»o times a lay, aftor nioals r*»ii, ami before ''tiring. %.
/.feverS^l
HAY-FEVER
THE RI:\
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HAf.M and •b-aiiruH thi' isal
J'asjjagf's, Allays I'ulnand luMainmation, heals the soros. protects the mombiui..* lrom cold*, restores the senses ,» taste aud smell. TU balm is itiiokly ab.-.MuM and «lvns relief uX on:«'. I'rii'e rn) eiwjt.-u» Dnmgistsor bv mail,
UKO 1 1! bUs, Warren St., N«w York.
J. L. PURSBLL
PRACTICAL
BU^Y
Carriage and
A Kpwiflbv
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Repaiiv
Hepaiutiiii
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NFAV WORK TO ORDER.
Comer l.afavotic Pike and Grant Avenue.
CAPITAL CITY
WIRE WORKS CO.
W. K. SWISIIKK, l'ro|,i lutor Mamifactni-i'iH ot
Elevator Kin-losun -, Wliiilow litiapl.*, Si tt"(s Wire I'halrti, Flower staniln, nfllcti l(aillnf,-.
CRIMPKD WIRE WORK.
Wiro (iooilsof all iloHi-i-iption. Orders promtitly atteiuliil to. Onii-i'. I7j soutli Illinois Street, lii'lianapollx, .Iniliaua.
I. M. I)AIs W. I). .ION FS.
DAVIS & JONES, LAWYERS.
.Notary in Ollice.
N
l-.^K' Main St. Ovei^Lai store.
"AITANTKD—Faithful in«*n Or woiniii to travel lor responsible «*sta)dished house in Indiana. Salary 7^ and expanses. Position permanent. Keforentv. Ilnelost^ self addressed stamped envelope. The National, Star Insurance l)!dtf., Chicago.
OTICK OF APPOINTS!ENT.
Kstate of .loliu Vansooyoe, doeoased. INotieo Is hereby uiven that tho undoiHignod Iris boon appointed and duly qualified as Ad. mi nta trator, with tho will annexed, of tho ostato of .folin Vnuscoyoc lato of .Montgomery county, Indiana, docuasod. .Said ostato is sup. posed to bo solvent.
JAMES (.'JOHNSON
Administrator with will annexed.
Dated Septombor i4th, 1S1IU.
TI:W.
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F. T. LUSE
mnvf or v!»Km'' :i^
fllooovorSmith A: Steele's ilrug store,-outh Washington Stroot. One year, in the connty flliO Oneyear,onloftbt cotn.tj, 1 10
Inqulreat Office for Advcrt'-ice-ite*.
M. W. BRUNER, ATTORNEY AT LAW.! OCTOBER 24, 1896.
N A I O N A E O A I I E
n'all tlir ami xninMiinil .• ,• -•-T Of ilec-lcnt- pr.cnjtly icti-n-lc.! -4Oflhv over Miilinrri'vV harilw.u -lore. I
LOUIS M'MAINS.
I'toMdout,
WI1.1.IAM -J. UK VAN, Nebraska. Vk-ti I'p-.-i'k'iit, A KTil I "It SKW KM,. Uninc.
FOR. CONGRESS.
HON .IOSKPII II. CIIKAl'I.i:...
DEMOCRATIC SI'ATE TH'KET-
K.11 1 inveriior
li. Sll|Vl lA ot St .loM'pli o'.inty. I'or l.ii'iiti Munt•( Jovernor. .HIIIN C. I..-WS I.KK, of War-hinjiton County.
Aliiti .I\nli s, Kli'it Dwtrii't,
i»\\ IN \Yl.nH. of Vnnilei Mi• ounty KorSei'oMil Distrir', s. !•'. K. C.WIN,
For 'I'tiiiil DistriL't, '1 HKonoUK I).W I-. K01 I'oiirth Distri -t,
Uld.ANllt) LOT/. For l'ittli Di.-tn..t, E. KOSS, For Si'iT 'iat'.v of State, •. S. 1!AI. 11'N. oj Iloone
1
ounty
I For A Mtor of State, Joseph T. Faiiiino of Marion County, For 'l're suter of State, MOItCAN 1 IIANIH.FU, ol llam.'ock Couuty.
For A ttonu'V-tieneral, Mi'N I'T'I', of 'I'erre Ilauto. For lfeporier of tho Stijirenie Court, II FN UY W A li lil* M, of Marion County. Fur superintendent "f PuMic Instrui tlon. p:.«»K. \V. H. SINCLAIR, of Pulaski County
For State Statistician,
U. II I)t»\VN BY. of Noble County.
SENATORIAL TICKET-
,J A li I'Di. (U K, of Clinton County •I S A11! IIA 1!T, of Itoone County. .1 .int Hi'piI'seiitative of .Montgomery, Put H:II ami Clay,
C! uili.K KA YSI'.H, of ('lay County.
COUNTY TICKET.
1'or .lu'lji" of the Circuit Court, .11-: 1: i-: wiisr For prosceutinj Attorney,
C. W. Lil TON. Fur Representative^ DWI1) M'A I.ISTKU.
For Clerk.
W.M.I.ACK SPARKS, Fo.-Treasurer, li. T. MKH1MI.I.
I'm- R"eoi 'ler.
(. FORC W. li KKD For sln: it' DAVID CAMMC.
For Coroner, 1)1! SIIoTTS For Surv-yor, 1" M.IUJCK.
For Assessor, T. N. MYKKS.
For Commissioner, -J.I Dlstnet, .! AM KS W. FOSTKR. For Commissioner, 3(1 Ili?triet.
AI.I.KN I'.YI.RS,
CALLING OUT THEIR BEST MENThe republican campaign tnar.aoere have fcei omo alarmed over the prospects of the November election. There is uo doubt of thin. The "silvei craze" is not dyint as they anticipate 1, but is daily gaining in (-trength. The tuuna^eiH of the repulilican party art nsino -vety means known to political warfare. Their money is now being placed iu many ijuaMers to buy, to bulldoze, to intimidate. They are now forcing out their strongest men to harranguo tlndr falterine followers. 1 larrison. IngerBoll, Del'ouw, Foraker, and others have been forced to come out to try to save the party from defeat. Their influence, if nothing else, the managers hope will keep the majority of the rabble of their party with them, hey are alarmed. 1 here is no doubt of thie, and aro now going through the harrowing condition of "make believe." They have 6prung every lie suggested on Bryan and it has no effect. They are UBintr every devise known to skillful politicians to keep their scattering hosts together, and yet with little benefit. Tho common people are tired of their lies and pror ises. They are no longer scared b.' their threat:-, and are determined to vole for their own individual intcres*' Harrison may appeal in most eloquent sen. tences, I ngeiHoll iniiy uso all the sarcasm at command, Foraker may waive high the bloody shirt, but theii listeners are little movod by them. Free silver, and cheaper money is what they desire, and will ha\e it it their votes tire to you for anything. In the meantime our gallant standard bearer, William
Jennings liryan, is making the greatest political canvass ever known in thiH country, and is attracting- the largest audiences that ever listened to any speaker in the world. Kverytbing points to success and serves it.
he assuredly de-
lhe iindications seem favorable for a i-.ajority of tbe votes in Indiana, Michigan and Iowa being cast for liryan. Adding to those tho States south of tho Ohio and west of tho Mississippi, all of which his friends figure will bo favorable to him, and his election is sure. Illinois, wo believe, will favor McKinloy, also Ohio and all tho eastern States, including New ork, but those are not a majority of tho electorial aud alone will not elect him.
THE BLOODY SHIRT SPEAKER3 DON'T MUTILATE A TICKET-
ed t! rit:j in the hlii.uiy Bliirt. l. uieiit order to stcine, where popsibl'.
Such !.as bi'i'ii the defjierHtton of Uio \Yo utnicrt-tniio tii.it ntuutii hiitnc rorepuhlicHii campaign nitiiiii^ORS in this publiciin PCIILMUPK prdposcil to a vi.ur campaign that they have hucn e.:ii!p. II
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tlie ex-
suklicr vote, lint it «'IMHS to lit, vi •been a deeido(i failure, (u-uh. SieUlcp. .-\ l^et, Corporal Tanner, and threo and four otiu-r ex ollii-'fts of the late war, were bioj^ht out and placed in a car and
STATE SUCCESS-
The prospects of carrying the State and county for Bryan and the democratic ticket are decidedly encouraging at this tune, aud all that democrats have to do is to continue in the light for the remaining few days as they have during the past few weeks. The poll ing of the State shows a democratic majority of from :i0,000 to 10.000, and all the lies, money and coercion, that the republicans can originate and use will not, it would seem, change the result to any great extent from this. The bolting element of the democracy will be small potatoes at the election, probably from fi,000 to 8.000 only, which will be nothing in comparison to the vast number of free silver republicans over the State that will this year vote for Brvan.
"GOLD STANDARD TICKET."
The above is the caption of the ballot to be voted by the bolting or McKinley democrats at tho election next month. The leaders, through republican urging, sought to got the word "Democratic" placed at tho head of the Palmer and Buckuer ticket, for the purposo of confu uing those desiring to vote for liryan :nd Sewoll, but it would not work. Tho c..jction commissioners could not bo bulldozed nor intimidated, and put the proper name to tho ballot that the democratic gold bugs expect to vote regardless of the wishes of these individuals.
NOT TRUE.
Every minister in Crawfnrdsville will vote for McKinley.--Journal. This is not true, 'there ait tivo or throe at least, that we know of, who will not, but expect to cast their ballots for Bryan and free silver. Minister? are just like anybody else in the matter of political predilictions, ar.d have just as strong prejudices in polities as tho rest of U3. All of them in Crawfordsville, however, notwithstanding their surroundings aro not for McKinloy and will not vote for him.
IN
a bur6t of eloquence, Chauncoy Dopew once said that fifty tner. can control the business of tho United States, because they can control tho railroads and the money arteries. That is the condition that tho pfeople of the country want to change. They do not wish fifty men or five hundred men to have control of tho business of the country.
lately in tho north part uf the nun IB o-n to inilucti 111 tii in 111 it I (in- ln-.(et contHmiiiii the tiumes uf pn-i ii. ntial ea-i-tioH. Any end nmtil i'eil by tho KEIFI-, PENCIL ur u.U. T-. of C.MT ^I-, II^I-ICHH,
is ti''o 11 out and the vuter losen cntiri'ly bis choice lor president. The ter could if venul enoijoh limtilnte ihe
run ail over the country as much for ex- ticket, but cutting out an emblem for hibition as anjthiiu else, and for the instance, then fold the ticket, hand it to belief that it might win so me votes for the polling clerk, and hand the emblem the McKiuley cause. With large mini- to tie party getting him to thus act, ae hers it has had the opposite ellect. a proof of his work, and then receive the With man} it has created disgust and money to be paid for such corruptible contempt. .Most of these ex-army olli- work. No h.meet voter will mutilate cers were anything hut speakers and knowingly his ticket. pi liiiciaus, and their remarks generally were nothing nut verbage and nonsense. I ALTGELT IN NEW YORKshowing clearlv that they wete out of C5ov. Altgelt delivered one of the place on a political platform. One of ablest speeches heard fmm the lips of the r.Mn trkp attributed to ibein was that any speaker in this campaign in New the Bryan men were nothing hut tramps of'* night last week. Altgelt has and iagatnullins. They chatted this made an excellent iovernor for Illinois, sentence like parrots. Considering that and in spite of the mountains of malethe majority of the agriculturists of the dictions heaped up against him has an country are for Bryan, that many thou• excellent chance of being re-elected, sands of business men, merchants iuid I ho lies \:ttered itg.iit.f hitn luueh'.t'.e niiin fact rers are fur him, that large
1 1 0
numbers Senators, Legislators, tiov- him, a .d know him as a worthy
erijors, etc., favor his election, such oh-| servation coming from supposed intelli
gent men, can create only for those uttering it feelings of pity and contempt. The tour of these cx atiny officers has not been a success. They found many old soldiers, privates too, that do not think Bryan advocates aro tramps, but expect to vote for him. It is quite probable that were it to be proposed again, that the tour of the Generals would be voted down quickly. Jt has done the McKinlev cause no good.
CHICAGO APPRAISEMENTS.
To 6ho\v how waelthy corporations and individuals escape their share of the burdens of taxation, and of winch the middle and poorer classes complain, an instance is sho.vn in Chicago, but is only one of many in that city, aud perhaps the country over. Appraisements of real estate are supposed to be made equitably so tfiat owners shall pay an equitable amount of taxes. The Auditorium building and ground on which it stands in Chicago at a fair valuation is worth .S.J.OW,UOO, The assessor for purposes of tuxationfindsit worth only about .^.'iOo.OOO. There are many other large business blocks iu that city that, have tho same ridiculous low appraisement placed on them, while the man with the $5,000 residence finds bis property as
sessed to the highest noich. Is there any wonder that dissatisfaction among the common people should prevail, that a spirit of anarchy should exist among many, that enmity toward the million aires should prevail, when eu./h open fraud, unfairness as this shown above should prevail? The assessors iu these instances probably get to handle anil possess some of the millionaire's gold, in order to make such appraisements as these.
ell "ct in his tuvn St at t\ hei they
I IvOllI'.KT (i. I Nl.LKSOLL JU ll 0 S. 1 ve
jquestiou in "For my pan I do not ask any interference on t.tie part of the government except that tnouey he made out of uothmg. 1 do not ask of prosperity born of paper. But 1 do ask for theremonetizatioii of silver. Demonetization was an imposition upon every solvent man. A fraud upon every honest debtor in the United States. It assassinated labor. It wiis done in the interest of avarice and gresd aud should be undone by honest men."
Oi.o Bob In ersoil, the republican infidel orator, uow goes completely back on his words of a few years ago, and his speechi-s read like a lawyer making a ik'sperate appeal for his client after the public were satisfied that he should lie hullg. lie denounced a few years ago the crime uf '7.'! and favored bimetalisni. lie don't now. His lee per speech is probably 1,000
SUSTAINED.
The Supreme Court last week in a decision reported sustains the constitutionality of the Nicholson temperance law. 11 is in consequence hereafter the law of tho State, and dispensers of intoxicating liquors must tegulate their business in accordance with its provisions. ut'ire legislatures may modify some sections of tfie hnv, but it. stands as a whole until then.
The coercion of railway employees, factory hands and others employed by many large establishments through the country still continues, and many men wear McKinley badges who will not vote for him, jet it is pleasant to remember that the force busines ceases at the entrance to the booth where the ballots are cast.
As tho campaign draws to a close the Indianapolis News, continues that "neutral, but independent" position that always distinguished it in political years, by devoting daily two or three columns in behalf of the republican national ticket.
DK.MOCKATS. keep tip the good workDo not worry in well doing. The prospects of carrying the .State and county ticket at« excellent, but a relaxat ion at any timo until after November .'Id may result in defeat Keep at wotk.
One good thing that always happens at the close of the political year, is the blessing that consigns the drum corps to oblivion.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case ot Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F. .1. Cheney A Co., J'rops., Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned, have known F. •J. Cheney for the hist I-" years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. est A: Truax, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
Waldirg. Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and ucous surface 4 of the system. Price Toe. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall's family Pills art the best,
Fads in Medicine.
There are fads in medicine as in every thing else ana a "now thing" frequently sells for a short, time simply because it is new. But in medicine, as in nothing else, the people demand and will bo satisfied only with positive, absolute merit. The fact that Hood's Sarsaparillla has stood its ground against all competition, aud its sales have never wavored but have remained steadily at the top. demonstrates, beyond any doubt, the intrinsic virtue of this medicine. The new things have cotno and gone but Hood's Sarsaparilla rests upon the Bolid foundation of ansoluto merit and its power to euro, and its sales continue to be tho largest in the world.
Myer6 & Charni can make you a suit of Yount's Goods for Slf or $20—former price $20 to $25. -If.
GEORGIA
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KING
Fruit Jan
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OF
"All that glitters is not gold." All are not Cook Books because of their titles. "The way .lo.ii m-uiYlicart is through it li at
Husbands Kiss the Cook
Only when the dinner is perfect and their wives do the cooking! it js
In it ariMi cated the laruer-t peach orchards in tho world, whilo Pears, Apples, Crapes, aujA Melons do equally woli. Tho soil is easily cultivated anil produces tlno crops of corn, oats, rye, Hariey, cotton, siigar cane, sw-et and Irish potatoes, peas aud a general variety of vegetables, The climate I tllild and hcaltiilui. Lands conveniently located to shipping points can be procured for Irom $5 to$10 per acre, on liberal terms.
For illustrated pamphlet, map, land lists, time-tabless. etc.. write to (!. A. AC DONA I.II. \V. I.. CI.KSSNKli, c.-n'l Pass, Agt.. Macon Ca. Commissioner of Immigration, .Macon, Gft.
A BROKEN GLASS
.. In the "Window at
THE MIDWAY
•, Did not cause such a rush as the
Cold Beers, Wines and Liquors
That are on draught. Trv tlici at 111 E. Main St.
TADB CONNORS
Agent lor the Burglar Prool Grave Vaults.
OfQce, 213 South Washington St. Residence 415 South Washington St. JOHN 1!. SWANK, Assistant. Tolophonos Nu. CI, 81, 83.
OUR FALL OPENING
Ruheq's Bates House Clotlpg Parlor.
GO West Washington Street. Indianapolis, Ind.
nol
healthy to cook from recipes found any olilbook. There's as much art in cooking as there is in music or panning, and everyboby comes in contact with the an (or lack of it.) (let a good cook book and make home happy.
For 81 30 wo will furnish THFJ REVIEW one year and ihe WHITE HOUSE COOK. BOOK.
THE SOLDIERS' COLONY, FITZGERALD. GA
Is located in that section of Ceorgia traversed.by the
SOUTHERN & FLORIDA RAILWAY
which is the onlv direct throu route to the capital of tho colony, connecting at I itton with the Tilton & North liastern Railroad for FitzgoriM. Ity this route, parties Irom Chicago, Indianapolls. Detroit, Cleveland and Cincinnati can socuro sleepers with only one change (iu doiiot at Nashville) to Tifton. and fiom St. l.ouis direct without change. Tho section iu which this colony is located has been well named.
TheGi-eat Fruit Belt of the South.
The Gnu id.
Style, Quality, Fit.
The Right Shade. Ihe Kight Toes and Right Prices at
THE GRAND.
Jelly Glasses
We also have the Finest Dishes and Glassware ever seen in this city
Prices Below the Lowest.
C. O, CARLSON.
West Main Street.
C. BARNHILL. Funeral Director and Embalmer
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TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.
LARGER AND FINER THAN EVER
is the grand army of Tailor-made Suits, Overcoats and Trousers for Fall and inter. Our superb lino of Suits includes all the new checks and overplaids, unfinished Worsted, Scotches, Clay Diagonals, etc., in double bieasted sacks, fly front sacks, cutaway frocks, etc. In Overcoats we aro showing Kerseys, Montagnacs, Astrakhans, Meltons, etc.
S/.5O buys an SIS Tajlor-madc Suit or Overcoat. •S.OO buys a $20 Tailor-made Suit or Overcoat. *10.00 buys a *25 Tailor-made Suit cr Overcoat. SI2.5O buys a $30 Tailor-made Suit or Overcoat.
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JJ 1 drains and lo«*s of power in (ioni'r'i uurvc Xi y°ro.\t'ftioii, you till'ul errorM,
l&p ulnnts, wlilch lead to IiitlrmIt v, CiuisuiiiDt'on nrSi" tobacco,opium orBtlieA /A pocket WI per lio.t.1 f,",r Jf.1. hv rniiil nr.! Can no carried io gk. i\.ir/aiilve1 written ""'"..I're|„,|,i. U'ltliitSS order -w MKvMSMSHw^»«iC£yilriu:i:islH. Ask for
roiIer.
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Address XJEK "'"k aont «»/n!•
&orsaleii)< r:,vi,,ii|svlllo,lnd.,by STAN KKKNV.uml i)V'J' li nC Ve'.''1 "-'c'Jc'"t'1o,CuiCA(JL« ii. iiUo\\ Urujfglats.