Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 July 1899 — Page 6
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PERSONALITIES.
Governor Pingree of Michigan is an expert hcrseman and detests ^cycles. Ex President Casimir rarier of France is said to be contemplating a trip to this country.
Admiral Schley is said to be a deicendant of the family of which Nathan 3ale was a member. I Charles E. Hyde. Republican, enjoys the unusual honor of having been electeJ mayor of Bath, Me., by a unanimous vote.
President McKinley frequently does his afternoon's work in the White House library, which is now used as Mrs. McKinley's sitting room.
Governor Roosevelt has always been a great smoker, but has recently bad to give pp this luxury for the time being owing'to aocie slight throat troubla
The iora ekitf justice of England, Baron Russell of Jlillowen, has been appointed to Buccefi4 the late Lord Herschell on the Angk^A&&1canNjoint commission.
M. L. Hayward, the newly elected I United States senator from Nebraska, has had little experience in officeholding, one year on the district bench being his only servic?
The south cf England has lost in the Rev. William Awdry of Ludgershall, Wiltshire, its most famous sporting parson. Mr. Awdry was a great foi hunter and a sportsman In many &}«&
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Thp fca}an(lp p^ze pf t}ipF?fS}pl} Igelf. Academy of Science h^s beep conferral A /•-"!,. 7 I Ct Qbanciifir n* ?,r
tapoo Professor A ..Mmi.f^eTognition oi «tZ Vendor, the importance and the variety of his astronomical work." -•'Lz |g
Dr. Samuel Konn, the chief tabbi of tnaiT
tna.de a number of the Hungarian house of ntegiaates, ^eiwg the first rabbi ever appointed to the tfpper house of parliament in the Austria-Hungarian empire.
Speaker Reed was once at a dinner party when Joseph Choate, who^was present, said he had never ridden on a railroad pass. "I wish I could say as much." remarked a congressman who was among the guests. "Well, why didn't you say it?" asked Mr. Reed. "Choate did."
TROTTER AND PACER.
A pneumatic horse collar is a new tmng—made in Chicago. It is said that in London and suburbs there are about 750,000 horses in nse.
The guideless wonder Gold Ring recently went a mile in 2:26 at Liv&rpooL Jack Schitler, Reading, has sold his fast pacer Colonel S to J. W. Tyson, same city, for $400.
The American gelding Fred S is driven on the road in Manchester, England. by A Horrocks.
J. B. Chandler, the Kansas trainer, has had the cancerous growth which threatened to destroy the sight of his right eye successfully removed.
In 1898 the United States imported 2,286 horses, valued at about $200,000, and exported over 61,000, valued at $6,000,000. Of the latter Great Britain took more than one-half.
The management of Charter Oak park, Hartford, has announced a $10, 000 trotting futurity for foals of 1899. to be trotted in 1902. The name chosen is the Hartford Futurity. I One hundred feet have been added tn the length of the steel grand stand for the Empire City Trotting park, making the entire length 400 feet. The structure will cost over $140,000.
Au English correspondent says that ao much better horses are now being taken to England that the record will soon stand at 2:15. Trotters and pacerB compete on an equality in the tight little isle.
The nomination of Nancy Hanks, 2:04, for the $20,000 Kentucky Futurity arouses unusual interest among horsemen, as she is carrying a foal by- tbe great thoroughbred stallion imp. Meddler. Nancy is the first mare so mated ever nominated in this stake —Horseman.
APHORISMS.
Indolence is the mother of misery. Barton. Absence makes the heart grow fonder.—J. H. Bailey
There is nothing that costs less than civility. —Cervantes. Affection is the broadest basis of a good life. —George Eliot
He overcomes a stout enemy who overcomes his own anger. —Chilo. That which we acquire with most difficulty we retain the longest.—Colton
Mischief lurks in the beginning: a I good beginning is half the task.—Euripides.
The wise and the active conquer diffl-. cnlties by daring to-attempt them.—
Rowe. The greatest affliction that can befall t0
POINTS AND MOOT-POINTS.
There are other lives-^-no need to cling so to this one. As we lack wisdom It is well, on the whole, we lack power.
The wTorld foolishly idolizes but one ability—the ability to live. Man knows God "better than he knows himself or his fellow-man.
Most of us are as good as our bndness will permit ami vice versa. Love is forever entreated, demanded, commanded, refused.
Our strength is more tragic than our weakness because of our unwisdom.
God-endowed. God-indulged for time and for eternity is man—vet dissatisfied.
Only dead men never contradict themselves—the point of view is always the same to them.
If all men were bold and enterprising to the extent of their convictions business would have to be transferred from corporation to regiments.
We try to hide our mean selfishness under fine names—prudence, foresight, energy, enterprise, industry, economy, duty and religion.
Man's cruelty and oppression to his slaves, human and sub-human, is to be execrated as the first article of every creed worthy of humanity.—Boston Transcript.
REVERIES OF A DEBUTANTE.
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The lack' of money is the root of all evil. A bird in the hat is worth two in the Cage.
Never contradict a woman. Give her time and ^e'll contradict herself. When sfytf promises to be a sister to you you igaj e,afely claijn a brother'^ ©sculatory rights.
Don't kiss and teU.. If you do your friends may fancy the experience is so
unique
Budapest for ths last 80 ye&Jrs, has bc^Ii dictritf'S bf her maiden heart. Don't koep on consoling yourself after each rejection with the old max1
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Stanley hfcVe adopted a baby boy, and now the^ have bought a country place so that the baby can have the benefits of out of door life. Among the Stanleys' new neighbors in Surrey are "Grant Allen, Cor an Doyle and Richard Le Gallienne.
Samuel Ryan, the oldest editor in Wisconsin, recently celebrated hie sev-enty-fifth birthday. He started in newspaper work in 1841 on the Green Bay Republican. A dozen years later he Btarted the Appleton Crescent, which paper he has conducted ever since.
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pieat ruie ror winning a girl's heart is Don talk about yourself or your personal affairs., and never make yourself or hoc ftppear ridiculous,
A poor tnnn who marries a fieh girl Is a fortune-hunter. A pobr gttrl who
a rich mutt sliripiy follows the
Ini that "there nre as good lish in th% fi£'a as ever were caught" The bait taiight be getting stale.
Don't think because a man writes verses, to you that he is iioplessl.v in love. Verses are cheaper than flowers, and are far easier to evolve than the price of theatre seats.
When a man swears you are the first girl lie ever loved don't doubt his word. Simply retort that lie is the first ••••'ii that ever kissed you. One good lie .Unserves another.
PORTO RICO.
Lemons unknown. Xo color line is drawn. Horses and people are small. Guava jelly the only desert. All meals served iu courses. People do not shake hands. No wheat is raised. Department store is unknown. Rum is the national drink. Women do uot wear hats. Babies and children wear no clothes. Pineapples and eocoanuts abundant. Little children and old women smoke cijrars.
Sugar manufacture the principal industry. No milk wagons. Cows are driven from door to door.
Only one protestant church on the island. Urban transportation for passengers by barouche only.
Banks and other business houses open on Sunday. Metric system used in weights and measures.
Poorer classes have no chimneys in houses. Only oue quarter of the population can read and write.
Oxen are yoked around the horns, instead of the neck. Vs
CONNECTICUT HOTEL RULES,
The following set of rules and general notices is posted in a hotel in a small Connecticut town: ut:les kit hotel guests.
Board $-~iO per week—meals extra. Breakfast at live, dinner at six, supper at seven.
Guests are requested not to speak to the dumb waiter. Guests wishing to get up without being called can have self-rising flour for supper.
The hotel is surrounded by a beautiful cemetery. Hearses to hire, 25 cents a day.
Guests wishing to do a little driving will find a hammer and nails in the closet.
FACTS OF REAL INTEREST.
Holland is the only country in Europe that admits coffeo free of duty. The Denmark dykes have stood the storms of more than seven centuries.
An important industry of Paris is the manufacture of toy soldiers from sardine and other tins that have been thrown away.
A remarkable feature of India is the number of deserted capitals. There are no less than three old Delbis, all close to eacli other, and south of the present city.
Tobacco was discovered in San Dominpi in 1499 in Yucatan by the Spauiards in 1520. It was introduced Into France iu 1560 and into England in 1583.
In certain parts of Afriea it is considered a mark of disrespect to bury out of doors at all. Only slaves are treated in such unceremonious fashion. The honored dead are buried under the floor of the house.
Corks are being made for medicine bottles which will drop the liquid instead of pouring it, an air inlet being cut in opposite sides of the cork, with a bulb over the air inlet to control the air vacuum inside the bottle.
The Swedish mile is the longest mile In the world. A traveler in Sweden, when told that he is only about a mile from a desired point, had better hire a horse, for the distance he will have to walk, if he chose in his Ignorance
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a man is the nnkmdness of a friend.— j* ?oo vardB Fielding
i0pt that mode of travel, 1B exact-
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Big Dress Goods Sale.
25 pc novelty goods, plain and plaids, worth 10c aDd I2^c, no 7c yd 20 pc novelty and plain goods, worth 15c and 20c, now 11c yd 25 pc novelties, worth 2bc, now 15c yd 25 pc plaids, jacquards, mohairs, silk and wool mixtures, worth 40c, 50c and 60c 30c yd 50 pchigh novelties, silk mixtures, plaids, jacquards, bengalines, pruneilas, cords, etc., worth 70c, 75c and 85c, at 4Cc yd 10 pc black poods. Priestly and Gold Medal brands worth 75c to $1, choice.*. 60c yd 12 pc Priestly and Gold Medal blacks, newest designs, worth $1, $1.25 and $1.35 75c yd
Special low prices on fine Guenadine pattern lengths: 12 worth $12.00 at $6.00 2 worth $25.00 at $13.75 1 16.00 8.75 1 30.00 14.50 2 20.00 1100 I 35.00 19.75 3 22.50 12.75 1 25 00 15.0Q
Silks.
200 pc novelty silks, short letigtbd worth 25c, *35c and 50c, choice v•*u:• 1^'-'"' Fancy silks suitable fottenirt Waists, worth Toe and
SI.. .,. .....:........,.V,r. 39c yd Short lengths it) fanc-V bilk's, Wdttn '$4.25, $1.50 and $2,at 55c yd Colored tafretate Wotth 75c 50c yd Black bVocadefl w'orth 75c and $1 at 50c yd Colored betogalines worth $1, at ••••. 3"* beautiful silks suitable for waists, dress trimmingB, eVc., worth $1 to $150 69c yd
Linings.'
20 pc hair cloth worth 20c yd at 10c yd 200 pc fancy stripe ekirt linings worth 12% and 15c.. Gc yd Special discount on all linings.
-B Prints and Domestics.
Shirting prints yd Regular 5c dress prints yd Regular 6c dress prints 4^ yd Yard wide brown muslin worth 5c 3% yd Bleach muslin, soft gcish, worth 7c 4 yd Several brands bleached muslins worth 8} jC 6c yd Extra heavy apron gingham 4c yd 200 extra heavy brown sheets, hemmed, 2}£ yd wide 2J4. J'1* 1°D£ worth 60c 39c each
Hosieiy and? Underwear.
Ladies'fancy lisle hose, stripes and black boots. wonh 35c to 50c, at 25° Pr Ladies plain and drop stitch tan hoso worth 25c 10c pr Misses fancy lisle hose worth 40c and 50c 25c pr Children's hose in black, tan, ox blood and red worth 25c to 40c for 13c pr Childrens double knee black and tan hose 8c pr Childrens hose for 2c pr Ladies, childrens and mens hose for _• 5c pr Ladies vest", low neck and 6hort sleeves, lace trimmed, worth 25c 15R Ladies fancy vests, pink and blue stripes, worth 20c, 12c Ladies vests worth 10 Mens fancy stripe shirts and drawers worth 25c, at 19c
Embroideries and Lace.
Laces worth oc, 6J£c and 10c, choice*. 3c yd Superior edgings worth 6 to 10c at 5c oolt Irish trimmings worth 12c and 15cat* 9c bolt Embroideries worth 5c and 6J^c at 5c bolt Embroideries worth 8c and 10c at 5c yd Embroideries worth 12c and 15c at 10c yd
G-loves and Handkerchiefs.
Ladies dog skin gloves were 51. to close 75c pr Ladies kid gloves sizes 5%, G, GJ^, 7J^ and 7% mostly black worth SI to S2.50 50c Pr Ladies lontr silk gloves and mitts worth 81.50 SI pr Ladies long mit's and gloves worth SI and $1.25^at. .75c pr Ladies linen embroidered handkerchiefs worth 2oc at 15c Lndif-s silk embroidered handkerchiefs worth 15c, 20c and 25c at—
Ribbons and Fancy Goods.
Extra fine fancy and plain ribbons worth 75c, 80c and SI, at yd Fancy and black ribbons worth 35c and 40c at 25c yd Fancy and black ribbons worth 25c at 19c yd Narrow fancy plaid ribbon 4c yd Odd shades silk floss worth 3c and 4c. skein lc Knitting silk, crochet cord nn•' silkaleen floss worth 5c at, spool V" "A "*c Finishing braids, colored and white, worth Gc, and 10c per bolt &c
Millinery.
50 ladies sailors, white and black, worth 25c and 35c 19c 100 ladies sailors worth 39c and 50c 29c Novelty sailors worth 81 39c Fancy trimmed sailors and hats worth 81.50 and $2 98c
Cloak and Suit Department.
Our cloak add suit department is in the room to be occupied by the public library and we wish to vacate it soon as possible, so offer large reductions in this line. 30 linen skirts worth 40c at .' 29c 25 linen skirts worth 65c at 48c 'JO white pique skirts worth 82 at. $1.50 50 black skirts worth $1.50 at 1.00 Ladies linen suits worth 85 at 3.00 Tailor made suits worth $6 to $8 at 4.00 Tailor made serge skirts wcrth S4.50 3.48 Children's dresses 35 Choice of about 75 ladies light colored wrappers': pers worth from 75c to $1.50 at 50 LadieB all wool shirt waists worth up to $2.5fi 75 25 ladies silk waists worth 84.50 at. 2.50
All lawn, gingham and percale bhirt waists at reduced prices.
The new store is neariog completion and we will occupy it soon with the handsomest stock in the state
necessarily bring the great tale we have ueen conducting in our tfxporary quarters to a close in the near future
vce move we will offer every article in our entire stock at a special price ratSer than move it. We own all our Rood's at tl "aed Bud they have lately advanced from ten to twenly per cent, and we cannot replace then nt likely there will not be another price opportunity such as this for years. We schedule a iteroe
lowest price they ever reached bikI they havelately advanced from ten to twenly peir cent, and we cannot reDlace then o! prices we will name. It is likely there will not be another price opportunity such as this for years. We only, but you have only to think of what you want to know that you car buy it at bargain prices in this
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Temporary Quarters Y. M. C. A. Bnildingand 122 W* Main.
50in wide red table damask worth 18c ion 2 yd wide unbleached union linen deraask'reBul«r price 50c Extra heayy unbleachtd damasks 62 ami 64 in'wide worth 60c at 42 yd wide all linen bleached damask worth 65c at'. '.'.45c vdl $? gt ?ne
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Cotton towels worth *5c each
Remnants of white goods at big reductions.
Drap )eries
§iiftblihG§ 3nd golden draperies of regular 12}^c quality at 8cycf Cretons, denims, satines. tickings and other cotton drapery stuffs worth 15c, 20c and 25c, choice... .1254c yd Drapery silks worth 50c and 60c 39c
75c and 81 drapery silks .66c vd White ball and tassel cotton ri ge *2i yd Pillow covers worth 20c and 25c. 2 for 25c or eachvw 13c Chenille table covers worth 50c each 29c Chenille and tapestry curtains worth up tojSSpr at 62 C18 Chenile and tapestry curtains worth $6 to $12 pr at 4.98 200 pairs fine lace curtains, one to tive pairs of a kindmust be sold before moving. There are notinghamB,Tat» bours. Irish points, Bruppels and Swiqe in the assortment Curtains worth up to $4.00 8
Wash Goods.
We offer tive lots of Wash Googs that are the Best values we have ever offered. The offering includes ginghams percales, lawns, dimities, organdies, piques and all other popular wash materials. Wash goods worth up to 10c yd 5c vd
36-in 12J£c percales at 8c yd The genuine covert cloths worth 15c... ,10c yd
Books.
Welmust close our entire line of books before moving and make special prices on every book in stock. In many instances less than one half the regular price. This is a srood time to buy summer reading. Regular 25c books for joe Regular 23c and 35c books !!!!. 13cRegular 50c, 75c and $1 books for 25c
UmbrellasOand Mackintoshes.
100 umbrellas, dresden and natural wood handles, worth 81.35 to $1.50 ,c»8 50 umbrellas worth S2 to $2.50 1.39'
Special prices on parasols. Ladies mackintoshes worth $4.25 2.50 Ladies mackintoshes, new style capes, worth $6, $6.25 and $7 3.5a
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Miscellaneous Articles.
One lot odd sizes of 25c and 35c summer corsets... 19c Odd sizes in 75c and $1 corsets. 45c Men's night ehirte, soiled and odd sizes, worth $1 and $1.25 59c Boys waiete, calico, worth 25e ." 12J^c "Mother's Friend" unlaundried waists worth 50 and 60c 38c "Mother's Friend" and "Star" boys waists, worth 85c. $1 and $1.50, choice 45c Feather fans wortn 50c 25c
Folding fans for lc, 3c, 5c. 10c, 12c, worth more. Cyrano bead chains worth 25c .. 19c Cyrano bead chains worth 50c and 75c "r)«
Trimmings.
One lot braids, assorted colors and black, worth 10c 25c and 35c at 2J^c yd Braids in all colors worth 10c, 15c and 25c at 5c yd One lot of jet irridescent and silk passementiies worth 50c, 75c, SI, S1.50 to S3.00 at. ,19c yd
Notions and Small Wares.
Good cotton belting only lc yd Invisible hair pins lc box Nickel plated safety pins worth 5c 3c Stockinet dress shields worth 10c and 15c 5c pr 2 papers pins 4 yard pc velveteen binding, colors. .5c bolt iOe dress stays 4c Patent hooks and eyes worth 12J^c for 4c crd Ladies fancy purses and pocket books worth 25c, 35c and 50c,choice. 10c Colored chemisettes and collars worth 25c 3c Pearl buttons worth 10c 5c don
Regular 5c bottle vaseline 3c. Large size bottle vaseline worth 10c, 6c. Large 10c bottle ammonia, 5c. 10c bottle bluing, 4c. Best machine oil, worth 10c, only 4c bottle. Japanese toothpiaks 3c box. Royal castile soap only 5c box. A good box soap, 3 cakes, only 5c box. Cuticura soap 19c cake. Woodbury's facial soap worth 25c, 16c cake. cream wyrth 25c, 15c bottle. tooth powder worth 25c, 15c bottle. face powder worth 25c, 15c box. Craddock blue medicated soap worth 15c, 6c cake. A good box Talcum powder, 4te. Mennen's talcum powder only 15c box. Eastman toilet water, 3 odors, worth 25c, 19c bottle. Eastman standard perfumes, 3 oz bottles, worth 50c, 10c bottles perfume 6c.
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Brown linen jute caash worth 5c v,* Heayy 16 in. all linen brown crash Choice of 20 pc all linen brown and bieached 'crash worth 1 Towels worth 12}£c and 15c, each in£ Odds and ends of 25c, 30c and 3Tc towels, each".'.'.'.' 19c White dotted swisses worth 20c for i«c Yard white corded piques worth 15c for. .'.'/ 100 lit
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