Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 April 1897 — Page 4

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DEATH OF EX-SENATOR VOORHEES. Ex-Senator Daniel W. Voorhees, died at his residence in Washington City on Saturday morning last. No politician that has resided in Indiana for the past thirty years was better known than Senator Voorhees. He haB served thirty years in Congress, twenty years of which he was a Senator. He began the ,practioe of law at Covington *,about the year 1850, but removed to Terre 'Haute in 1859, aod has ever since called that city his home. He was in the G9th year of his age. Three eons and a daughter survive him, his wife having died some eight years since, His remains were brought to Terre Haute for interment. Of the distinguished democratic quar tette of leaders of fifteen years ago in Indiana, Hendricks,"JMcDmaid, Gray and Voorhees, all have now patsed away in the death of the f-1. named.

THERE appears to be an I xtraordinary number of hungry office Beokers about Ter-e Haute belonging to the repub Mean party just new. They all want to be collector of revenue. There ie the Henry, the Filbeck, and two or three other factions, and each seeking to down trie other. Senator Fairbanks has the naming of the man, and whichever way it goes the disappointed will wail, weep and curse their luck, with an occasional damn for Fairbanks.

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY has already in compelled to Hee fr«m the office seekers of his party and last week took a trip down the Potomac for a "rest. He should learn to hunt ducks like llnrrison and Cleveland to be in fashion a then he can go often.

^The

Gun Goes Off

instantly- when you pull the trigger. So sickness may come on suddenly. But it takes time to load the gun, and it takes time to get ready for those explosions called diseases. Coughs, colds, any "attack," whatever the subject be, often means preceding weakness and poor blood*

Are you getting thin? Is your appetite poor? Are you losing that snap, energy and vigor that make "clear-headed-ness?" Do one thing: build up your whole system with SCOTT'S EMULSION of God-liver Oil. It is the essence 9f nourishment* It does not nauseate, does not trouble the stomach* And it replaces all that disease robs you of*

A book telling more about it lent tree. Ask for it. SCOTT & BOWNE, Mew York.

BUILDINO

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APRIL 17, 1897

SPRING ELECTIONS.

Elections for city offices were held in many cities of Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and otber States last- weeK. Of course in some cities the issueB were irely local, in others politics waB the edominating excitement at the polls. Tue verdict, politically considered, was a great reversal over that of lastNoverosr. In most cities the democrats received great gains and elected their ticket. Cox, the republican ring boss, and his ticket were rebuked at Cincinnati by a majority of over 7,000 for the democratic candidate for Mayor. McKinley's town, Canton, went democratic although last November everything there was republican. The democrats elected Harriton Mayor of Chicagg, and in many western cities the result is a surprise to the gold standard fellows. The elections area continued incentive to those favoring the free silver issue to keep up their faith, and to continue their organizations. The man, or men, who say there is a great improvement in business sinco the November election through the majority favoring the g"ld standard doctrine, lies. There is not. Indeed business i6 not as active in a: part of the country as it was sis months ago, and any observing man knows this. The blessings that were to follow the immediate election of McKiolejr have not come. The people are discovering the false promises uttered by republican politicians prior to the election. Poverty, want, dull business, tramps, etc., are all as plentiful now as they were a year ago. The people are not satisfied, and will at every opportunity, as they did at the municipal elections last week record their disapproval against McKinleyism, high tariff and gold standard operations.

ASSOCIA-

AND LOAN ITIONS.

From the investigations by the past legislature into the system bv which inoBt building and loan associations are managed in this State, and the attention directed to them, it is evident that such institutions greatly need regulating, many of them have lostusefulnew so far as a majority of stockholders in them are concerned, and will eventually disbandon. The original intention of building and loan associations when first organized twenty or more years ago was about the same as those){of savings banks, to provide (or theeaving^ of money for the poor or middle class of people by which they could be enabled to build for themselves in a few years homes. It has been greatly diverted

Irom its original purpose during the past decade. Shrewd, interest exacting men have become managers of most of these concerns. They have created and carried a half dozen or more schemes for getting and using the money placed in them by the poor stock-holders. For the ordinary stockholder to receive even the original sum he placed in them, not counting any interest on his money, is now considered a great financial feat and a matter of good luck. "Expense fund," "withdrawels," etc., as originated by the officials,(are demanded and enfoieed by those who manage them. The associations seem to be run now in the interest almost solely of the officers connected with them and the man with 8100, $200 or $500 will hereaf ter, after the exposition of the manage ment of building and loan business in most cases, hesitate a good while before dropping hib money into their capiciouB maws. Regardless of what the lobby may have done in their interest before the legislature it is evident that build ing and loan associations cannot in the future have the rich pickings as in the past, and the man with a small surplus of cash will look elsewhere to place than in them.

DISAPPOINTED SCHEMERS Several little schemes of State repub lican politicians t0 have the State be nevolent institutions placed under party control seem to have been lately knock ed out by Governor Mount. The politicians of the party had planned to have their favorites put into positions connected with these institutions, but Mount seems to have paid no attention to any of them, but has placed men in who know little and care less of politics. Now while this will be perfectly satisfactory to the people it will be deteetible to schemers desiring to pull money out of the State treasury, and if Mount ever aspires again they will have their scalping knives in order for him.

IT is becomingvthe fashion to investigate the books of county officers now in many counties of the State. Why not in Montgomery? Overhauling the records, say for twelve years back, may develop some things of great interest to the tax payers. The investigation should be in the interest of the people, not democrats nor republicans, nor any political party.

IN FORCE.

The acts passed by the last legislature become laws and in force from and after next week, the Governor's proclamation thus announcing it being expected soon. How many of the laws will be declared unconstitutional, null and void remains to be seen, but quite a number of them no doubt.

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The January blizzard filled every ice house in Kansas. In the northwest even churches were used.

Spriae Requires

That the impurities which have accumulated in your blood during the winter shall be promptly and thoroughly expelled if good health is expected. When the warmer weather comes these impurities are liable to manifest themselves in various ways and often lead lead to serious illness. Unless the blood is rich and yiire that tired feeling will afflict you, your appetite will fail and you will find yourself "all run down." Hood's Sarsaparilla tones and strengthens the system, drives out all impurities and makes pure, rich, healthy blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the one true blood purifier and the best spring medicine. Be sure to get only Hood's.

Insurance companies in Wyoming must hereafter pay a tax of 2% per cent, upon the gross premium.

Y- S- C- E- ConventionSan Francisco, July 7-12, Big Four Route. On occasion of this great meeting the "Big Four Route" will name special low rates from all points on its system via Chicago, St. Louis or Peoria. The Big Four run through trains from New York, Boston, Buffalo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis to St. Louis and Peoria and from Cincinnati and Louisville to Chicago. Full information can be obtained on application to the nearest agent.

Underwear at cost, tfr-jra A'Jiiirai

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SACRED CONFIDENCE.

Ko Woman's Letter Published Bxoept by Bequest.

Xn. Plnkham'a Tender Relations With the Suffering of Her Sex—Women Who Caniint Hide Their

Happinew.

There is a class of women who, from their own experience, sympathize with their suffering sisters, and in jrdar that such suffering may be lessened, no bly put aside false modesty and in heartfelt gratitude publish to the world what every woman should know.

Mrs. W.

h. Elliott, Liscomb, Iowa, is one of those women, and has requested us to publish the facts in her case, otherwise it would not be done, as all such evidence is treated in sacred confidcnce, unless publication is requested by the writer.

She says to Mrs. Pinkham:—".I wish you would publish the circumstances of my case, in order that other women may be benefited by my experience.

I doctored nearly all the time for two years. I spent several hundred dollars without receiving much benefit. Last June 1 wrote to you and described xll my aches and pains. Such -a long list as there was: Headache, backache, bearing-down pains, terrible soreness, constipation, dizziness, feeling of extreme lassitude, irregularity and nausea but you answered my letter and told rue just what to do, 1 followed your advice.

After taking- eight bottles of tlie Vegetable Compound and three bottles of Blood Purifier, I am glad to write you that I have not enjoyed such good health f-"r years, and I am able to do r.U my own work. I cai surely sound the firaises of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and a number of my friends are talriag i: upon my recommendation."—Mai. W. L.

ELI.IOTT. Liacomb. Iotw

New Wabash $20 Mileage BookOn and after March 20th, '97, the Wabash 220 mileage book will be good on all branches of the system east of the Mississippi riv»r, except Chicago or Streator and Bement. This extension of territory makes the Wabash book a most desirable one. Purchasers can use it from Toledo or Detroit to St. Louis, Keokuk, Quincy and Hannibal, also between Chicago and Detroit with the above exception. For further particulars call on or addresB,

THOS. FOLLKN,

Pass. Agt., Lafayette, Ind.

The chaperon of Iowa skating party ran away from the party and married the wildest young man in the crowd.

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Last year about $31,000,000 worth of tobacco was smoktd in Spain—an average of 81.80 per head.

Excursion-

Anderson, Ind., April 20th and 21st at $2.55 round trip, return April 23d. Indianapolis, Ind., April 26tb and 27th, §1.75 round trip, return May 1st.

Richmond, Ind., May 10th, 11th and 12th, $2.25 round trip, return May 14th Indianapolis, Ind., May 17th and 18th, $1.30 round trip, return May 21st

Indianapolis, Ind., May 21th and 25th, $1.30 round trip, return May 27th. Marion, Ind., July 6 and 7,$2.35 round trip, return July 10.

There are twei ty monarchies and twenty-live republics in the civilized

A Young Man Made HappyI am only 25 years old, but because of indiscretions and abuses I became a wreck mentally and physically, ashamed to meet any one. A relative of father's, residing in Washington Co.. your State, told father to try Yenowine and now after a 2 month's treatment I am so much better I want you to send me treatment for 2 more months," writes Harry H. Wickshire, Atchison, Kansas. Yeno wine will do it every time for yiung or old, and remember, we guarantee a cure every time. Send direct to the laboratory. Address American Yenovvine Co,, 511 Broadway, New York.

Ipworth League Convention Toronto, Ont, July 14th to 18th, via the Wabash Line. For this occasion tickets will be sold July 13th to 15tb, good returning until July 24th with privilege of extension, leaving Toronto not later than August 18th. For further information call on or address, 1HOS.FOI.LEN, *•. I'a9s. A&t., Lafayette,Ind,

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At the Y. M. C. A. Auditorium, Crawfordsville, Indiana, =5 Will Commence Monday, April 19th.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

Parties intending to buy a Piano or an Organ'![will 3 find it to their interest to wait for this sale, a,s unheard of 2 Bargains will be offered. 3

Cash or payments to suit. Come and see the largest 3 display of Pianos and Organs ever made in this locality. 2

We call the Special attention of Churches, Snnday 3 Schools and Lodges to this great sale. 3

It will pay you to travel 20 miles, or 40 miles to attend the

CLOSING OUT COST SALE

Of Edward Warner, who has purchased the entire Stock of

FUrniShing

They represent the latest Styles and Best Qualities of the most reputable manufacturers in the United States. This .store has always borne the reputation of doing just what it advertised, and will continue to do so now

EVERY MAN

His own salesman.. Here is the private cost mark. Cut it out and bring it with you for comparison.

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Having secured the services of Mr. Lee S. W^arner to conduct this sale, we invite you to come in. v-We Want Your Trader

Edward Warner.

Successor to Lee S. Warners

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