Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 October 1899 — Page 2

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That is because their

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fail to carry off the waste

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THE

enemies of civil service reform

are still harping upon the defects of the system. The concessions made by McKinley have whetted the appetite of the spoilsuiau, and he is more than eagqx for the expected feast. Instead of attempting1 to remedy defects and make the merit system as nearly perfect as is possible to human institutions. they would tear down the whole structure and revel in the spoil. Yet these men would be called statesmen, aud aspire to office, and were their patriotism questioned they would burst with indignation and be consumed with burning wrath. They love their country, true, but they love her because they may feast and fatten on her bounty. They put forth specious arguments in an attempt to show that civil 6ervice reform is a failure when a moment of candid consideration furnishes convincing proof that it is one of the best reforms ever attempted in the machinery of our government. It cannot be destroyed by argument, and still less can it be blasted by a sneer. The crying need of the time is for fewer politicians and more statesmen—men to whom the interests of their country do not dwindle into insignificance, while the wants of self loom mountain high.

CERTAIN

THE

of Mexico, has de

cided to not visit this country. He has a sick wife, and also a country that requires very careful watching aud nursiug. Revolutions are liable to break out at any time and for no reason only "just because." They are a bad disease of the blood, and the blood of the Mexican is of the proper kind to foster them.

Mr. Durbiu, of Anderson, is re

ported to be busily engaged iu nursing his gubernatorial boom. He is very quiet about the matter, but it is said that he has control of the machine. Thus early in the fray he is readv to meet all coiners. It sometimes happens in politics that the early bird does not get the worm.

THE

and

Liver

Complaint. SUGAR COATftD.

freedom with which Dewey

talks of the Philippine situation must amaze our sagacious and silent Beveridge. The latter has probably recently heard of the one that gained a reputation for possessing wisdom by just keeping still. It is to be hoped that the influence of his example will spread. *U

No place is too good in any procession for the G. A. R. but the dispute about precedence in the Dewey parade in New York is scarcely worth while. There must be some little men concerned in the matter. It small enough for that.

GOEBEL

is about time for Chairman Hernley to come forward with another of his little fairy tales. As a romancer he is a brilliant success. ...

ingenuity displayed by admin

istration organs in discovering new and stinging epithets to apply to Mr. Edward Atkinson is truly worthy of admiration. They are the identical terms of endearment used from time immemiorial, by persons whose zeal outruns their judgment. Tne epithet of "copper head" or "traitor" is poor material with which to refute argument. If Edward Atkinson or Thomas B. Reed or Senator Hoar, or Senator Mason or Benjamin Harrison is wrong, will it conviuce them of error to apply to them vile names? "Ha* reasou fled to brutish beasts, that we will have none of it? May we not concede to these men purposes as honest as our own? It is our couutry and it is to be believed that almost every citizen honestly desires its welfare. To the average man can come no shadow of good or ill which has its origin in governmental policy, that does not touch equally his neighbor. It is the right and the duty therefore of every man to consider every public question without passion or prejudice aud act from the purest and most patriotic of motives. A little more of "earnest reasonableness" and less of "jingo rah" would be an excellent thing to inject into those fiery vaporings which have been so freely used to blind the eyes and arouse the unseemly passions of men.

DEWEY

Republican editors are now

holding up a warning finger and exclaiming against the supposed ambition of John R. McLean to serve his country as president. Why should they be so fearfully agitated in regard to a very reinote'possiliility If McLean is a dangerous man as they insinuate, there is not the least chance for him to ever become president. The truth is that they fear his success in Ohio, and adopt such tactics to alarm voters. It is a silly subterfuge. ...,.

Possibly sometime we may become so civilized as to no longer display such barbarous taste. At present we are sadly afflicted with the simplicity of the savage, and the assurance born of experience, an

mixture it is.

WITH

was Miss Julia Grant wedded to Prince Cantacuzene of Russia. The ambition to wed a foreigner seems to be a mania of the Grant family. The experience of Nellie Grant with a cheap sprig of nobility was sufficient to serve as a warning to any otdinary family. It is one of our Great North American privileges, however, to let every individual make as big a fool of himself as he may see fit.

THE

PERHAPS

REV. PETER MCQOEEN,

THE

eve

is now experiencing the in

conveniences attaching to greatness. The ubiquitous and irrepressible correspondent, animated by a worthy ambition to patch the nimble penny, and people influenced by a less worthy curiosity, pry with the utmost impertinence into every detail of his private life aud give it publicity with nauseating particularity. In this country we seem to believe, if actions may serve as a criterion from which to judge, that privacy does not belong to the public man— that he has no rights we are bound to respect. So now we are served with Dewey morning, noon and night, with Dewey hot and Dewey cold. The man who skips the glaringly head-lined Dewey articles now is a wise man, and may keep a better opinion of himself and of his countrymen, and of Dewey.

goes the price told there is an wool, and yet shows that it the most misthe increase

and still up

cldthing. We are advance in the price of a comparison of prices is not enough to warm erly farmer's heart, but in the price of clothing is sufficient to make the heart of the buyer ache. An advance of from So to S10 on a suit of clothing is quite an item, and we are promised that amount of difference by January 1st. The trusts may be a good thing, and they may have cocie to stay, as some optomistic political philosophers would have us believe, but it will be a little hard to convince the man who sells cheap aud buys dear, that such is the case. He will do some serious thinking within the next few months.

man who is too early is some

times as disappointing as the man who is too late. How aggravating it was in Dewey to come steaming into New York harbor two days before time and catch the city with her hair down and mouth full of hair pins as it were. It was really shameful.

John G. Carlisle is not so

much out of politics as he would have the public believe. He seems to be snuffing the Kentucky battle from afar, and manifesting a remarkable interest for a man who has ostensibly retired to the serenity of private life.

THERE

is still in the fight in Ken

tucky. If, as is said, he is running a machine he evidently has no intention of taking his hand'from the lever.

is no reason why Wabash

College should not regain all her old time prestige with the restoration of harmony. With Dr. Kane at the head let there be a long pull and a strong pull, and a pull altogether.

THE

-V'i

municipal campaign in the

capital city is gradually warming up If it were to continue much longer the candidates and their frieneds would be saying real mean things of each other.

THE

of Chicago

who has spent some time in the Philippines at the request of his congregation, iu order that he might fully understand the situation, corroborates the statements of the "round robin," and says that nothing of value has been accomplished by Otis. The people have been relieved of none of the burdens imposed upon them by the Spanish, and consequently they do not realize the great blessings of a beneficieut American rule. Wherein they are benefitted by an exchange of masters where intent is not proven by act, is not patent to the stupid heathen.

Indianapolis News. has sudden

ly discovered that it would be a very very bad thing to elect Taggart Mayor of Indianapolis again. Such startling revelations are constantly coming to the News aud furnish it an excuse for gracefully descending from its independent perch upon the republican side of the fence. As usual it has seen a "great light" just on the

of an election and is now

busily engaged iu instructing voters as to tlu ir duty toward the municipality. Its ipse dixit is especially valuable and a stauding reproach to the Journal for its failure to heartily support Bookwalter.

is reported that an American is raising a force of 500 with the purpose of assisting the Boers. It is not unlikely that there will be a difference of opinion even among the Outlanders. There will be Boer sympathy among the Americans in South Africa, but the great majority of them will be on the side of the Britons. Not many things of importance will happen on this globe within the next century in which may not be somewhere found an American.

HENRY WATERSON

A KANSAS

is still trying to

form a party all by himself. He calls his party Democratic, but its principles are those of the Republican party. Small wonder that he finds no followers.

audience is whimsical as

a cyclone. Jerry Simpson failed at last to "spellbind" a crowd. Since Jerry foolishly took to the sock of civilization he is not so charming as he was.

THE

a most unseemly

Cubans are rapidly becoming

Americanized. There can be no doubt about it. The workmen of Havana are threatening to strike to secure an eight-hour day.

THE

beef trust one of those fore

runners of prosperity To the man who sells and to the man who buys it may have quite a different look.

Monroe Doctrine to be class

ed with the Keeley motors, the Nickurn light and other exploded theories

THERE

is a strange silence over in

France. Perhaps she is preparing for something really startling'.

BRITISH

eyes are looking longingly

at that American cup. May they never get a nearer view.

THE

up.

much pomp aud circumstance

gas goes down the coal goes

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Cor

N'T

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, county and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of

HALL'S CATARRH CFRE.

Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this Gth day of December, A. D., 1886. —, A. W.

SEAL

GLEASON,

Notary Public.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is aken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.

F. J.

CHENY

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Abstracts of Title

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Money to Loan

On Real Estate. Deeds and Mortgages carefully executed.

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Ramsey Hotel, Crawfordsville, Ind. New York Stocks, Bonds, Oils, Cotton, and Chicago Grain and Pro visions bought and sold on margin or

IIEKIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution, to me directed from the Clerk of th^ Circuit Court of Montgomery County, State of Indiana, iu lavor of Frank y.illigan, Issued to mo as -'heriff of said county. I will expose to sale at public auction an-i outcry, on

SATURDAY, OCTOBEK 14, 1899,

between the hours of 10 o'clook a. in. and 4 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the door of the Court House in Crawfordsville. Montgomery County, Indiana, tho rents and proflis for a term not exceeding seven years, the following described real estate, to-wit:

Lots numbered two hundred nineteen (2'9) aud two hundred twenty (230: in Miiligan's 4th eastern addition te the town of Waveland. Montgomery

Couuty,

state of Indiaua, to be

sold to satisfy said execution and accrued costs, and if same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution, 1 will, on the same at the same place, oiler the fee simple of said real estate, to satisfy a Judgment for fortyeight and ten hundredths dollars, together with accrued costs, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate taken as the property of Wesley M. and Ida C. Howard. Said property to be sold subject to a certa mortgage calling for $100 In favor of Alexander Th' mton.

DAVID A. CANINE,

Sheri£f of Montgomery couuty.

Augu-t 19, 1S99.

FIRE INSURANCE!

I have several of the best and most reliable agencies. Farm and town property risks written in reliable companies.

W. K. WALLACE.

Joel Block. Crawfordsville, Ind.

Surety on Bonds.

Thuee who are required to give Bonds •j positions of trust, and who desire to ivoid asking friends to come their jreties, or who may wish to relieve •riends from further obligations as iDndBmen, should apply in person or by •etter to

LOUIS M'MAINS.

tAttorney

FRANTK J. CHENEY.

and Agent, Crawfordsville,

Indiana, of tho Americau Surety Co., of New York. Capital, $2,500,000. Pamphlets on Application.

Clodfelter & Fine ATTORNEYSATLAW

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CREAM BALM

Applva particle ot the balm directly Into the nostrils. After a moment draw a strong re a li through tho nose Use three tliues a day, after meale preferred, and before retiring

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Ice water will chill the stomach, but

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HIRES

Rootbeer

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