Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 December 1899 — Page 5

Many persons have their good day and their bad day. Others are about half sick all the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Food does not taste good, and the digestion is poor the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions sleep brings no rest and work is a burden.

What is the cause of all this? Impure blood. And the remedy?

It clears out the channels through which poisons are carried from the body. When all impurities are removed from the blood nature takes right hold and completes the cure.

If there is constipation, take Ayer's Pills. They awaken the drowsy action of the liver they cure biliousness.

Wrltm to our Doctor, We have the exclusive service! of «ome of the most eminent physicians In tbe United States. Write freely all the particulars In your case. You will recalve a promgt repl^wlthout cost.

J. C. AYER, Lowell, Mai*.

WINQATE.

Weather nice. Coru husltiug is the order of the day now..

Charley"''Sheets is buildingjjii new ice house. Miss Ida Hixou is visiting at Waynetown.

Lookout for another wedding on Bristle Ridge soon. There is some talk of another elevator being built here.'4

Win. Russel and wife visited Jacob Blocker and family this week. Credy Snyder has been for several weeks quite poorly with tonsiletis.

A. Henry, of Indianapolis, is here •oil a visit to his parents and friends.

Next May a marshal and one councilman are to be elected in this town.

Dr. Allhauds and his brother were in Crawfordsville on business this Week.

The thermometor registered hero '•oii the morning of the Sth,

degrees

al.jve zero. S. M. Gilkey and family have been "visiting friends and relatives in Frankfort lately.

Manfred Webb and Cliff Smith are working on the telephone line fioin here to West Point.

I don't see why people don't send ""their children to school instead of having them loafing about the streets.

The new switch board will be in running order in a few days now. Mr. Joe Galey and wife will run the switchboard.

Thanksgiving has some and gone, Some went visiting, some went hunting, and some stayed at home and ate oysters and turkey.

Frost Pittenger has soul his place, near Center church, for fifty-five dollars per acre to a man near West Point by the name of Wilson.

The railroad company at this place has painted the depot and everything around it. The agent, J. A. Long, says he feels like he was in the. White House.

James Foley and wife visited the professor of our schools on Thanksgiving day, and he said he had just got a letter from M. E. Foley in which he said he was all right. Wonder why M. E. don't write to some of his other friends as he promised to.

The new Odd Fellow's and K. P. hall will soon be ready for dedication.

Kerr & Co. shipped a steer, this week, to a butcher in Indianapolis that weighed 2,750. They got 7 cents |er pound. This was the bigftest cow that was over bought. around here.

Frank Kincade has been granted a divorce from his wife, Julia.

Vi(!\v Of a Prominent Physician Helief From Agony. Dr. NHioniinh Niekorson, of Moridon, Conn., out of the most distinguish(Ml pliyMciim.s in New Eii-thind, ex I resident ol tin Meriden Medical K..eioty iind ox Superintendent of the Meriden I lospii il, conniv. nting Upon the right !i person b:is to end his life when he wishes, mid tin* view that a nhysician is justified in Iwistoiiin.i: the 'de'a li of a patient afllicted with :iu ineuralile disease, lias dictated his views on the subject as follows:

M.v position lias not. he.-n changed by the criticisms of tlie clersry ami some brother physicians. I still think, ami always shall, that if a pa:ient is sm'feriug from au incurable disease. and

(Dr. Nehemiah Nickerson.)

he wauls relief from his misery, thai a physician is doing a deed of mercy it he helps liiii! to end his life.

Thai is a proposition that I im prepared to defend. I have equally strong convictions on another proposition, which has brought, upon me a storm of disapproval. That is, that if a man has no obligations to hold him to this world lie has a rialit to leave it whenever he wishes. I claim 'hat a man has a right to commit suicide without being called a fool or insane.

A physician should never yield to a patient's pleading for death unless he knows that the disease is incurable. My critics raise the question of the Infallibility of a physician's judgment. There are some cases in which the physician cannot make a mistake. For Instance, he cannot be deceived by tlie intolerable agonies of the final stages of external cancer.

He knows the hopeless last stages of phthisis. lie knows when the death •hroes of In art dis as are approaching. In other eases, when there is the slightest doubt, h» should call in a consulting physician.

I have relieved the suffering of a •mod many cases in the course of my years' practice. I shall not say a dozen, nor more, nor less, and thus bring down a further lain of criticism.

A patient who was near Ihe end with consumption sent for me. She begged that 1 would not let her suffer tlie last terrible pangs of the disease. Iler husband bogged the same favor as piteously as she. I saw that she could not lne for more than a day or two. I administered chloroform. I kept her under the influence from 1 'clo at night until tlie end. She died at 4 the -xt morning—died peacefully and without paiu, and her husband thanked me when it was all over

I have always used chloroform In such cases. It dulls the sensitive nerves and the spinal cord and arrests the heart action in systole. Its action is gentle.

Such case- are beyond and above the. iaw. Thcv ire not c-uitemplatod by it. They are to lie settled at the bar of the physician'- own judgment. —New York Journal.

SLOT FIENDS.

now. bill don

I'm-iI His Brains.

i..- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad empanv a tew days ago sent a brakeman. as a jjift, a check for $50. "for u--ir.ii his mains," as one of the officials expressed it. A freight train while coming dewii the grade between Cranbon Sum (nit nnd Ilowlesbur? ntopned very suddenly, making a horrluie racket. The braUeman. who was on the front of the train, knew something was wrong. and. realizing that the westbound Chicago express No. 7 was abi'tit lo pass, without investigating the trouble he rushed ahead and flagged No. T. Ilad he gone back to investigate it would have been too late and No would have dashed into tour or five derailed cats and tumbled over into the river. For his good judgment the eorapauy made him a present of $50, and has posted a bulletin so that thosf* '"who run may read."

Morsel

lie

Ai-ijuiro a New liseaso ailed "Slot .Aiachinc llaiul." "Talk alHitil your telegrapher's palsy an! arm ami bieyle face." said a Now Orleans sport, 'did y" over hear of tli.' slol machine hand?" "Wl'.-il do yon lie an--jacks or bettor?" asked an inli rested friend. "Niuvl 1 don't hp an a baud iji cards I nican a disease of tlie hand. I've sot

sets

bo seared—It ain't

ontcliins. I.ook at my rijilu palm. Do von see that callous spot half way between ihe little tinsrer and tho wrist? Well, that's made by prossinir down Hip lever on slot machines, and, what's inoro, it's effected all the norvos of the hands and I can hardy hold a pencil ,,i- nee a knife and tork. You sec. when a fellow plays S1(i against the box, and that's nothinr uncommon, lie's sot to lab tho sprinii exactly '_'0u times. Most of them work prein' hard, and before lie

Hironsh ho is soins to have

shoot ins pa ins clear up to his shoulder. The handiest way 10 pet at the lover i« 1o turn your rislit hand so the little tintror is on a line with the box, nnd then bear down with tlie palm. That always brings .the pressure on the same spot lust where yon see this callous place, and it stands to reason that a steady poundins. day in and clay out, is Roine to cause trouble. At least, that's what my

trouble. At doctor says, nnd lie

plays tlio tiling himself, so ho ought to know. AVliv. I saw one {-Imp—he's a boss barber and a great sport—feed over 000 chip* 'uto a machine at one nlav When he finished he was so lame he couldn't bold a razor for a week. All the regular *lot fiends are beginning to tarry understudies nowadays—fellows to work the lever while they dump In the coin."—New Orleans Tlmes-TVmo-erat.

A Stowaway's Romance Olivette Nelson, a Swedish girl, wl •irrived In this country a day or two Ago as a "stowaway" on an ocean atVamer to meet her fiance, was marriedTn the barge office to that fortunate Individual. He l« called Andrew Out tormansea. and he Is a

employed In South Brooklyn. He Mid li. sweetheart's fine of fJO for coming Into the country In Illegal faaWtn, aTJ tte OiDtatn tbt twm

her on the happy termination of hat aatenture. .——

Lati.1 {«r 95,000.

A triangular slip of land, containing about 10 square feet, in the Wall street district in New York, was sold the other day for $5,000, or more than $300 a square foot. The morsel of real estate about as large as an ordinary kitchen table, If It were square, has been in dispute between the Stock Exchange Building Committee and the Commercial Cable Company for years. The difficulty was settled by the cable company buying it of the Stock Exchange poople.

NOTICE!

To Contractors.

Notice is h«ivby given that tho Board of Commission* ra of Montgomery County will, on Sat* urdsiy, December 23rd, 1899, At the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at tbe office of tbe county Auditor, in tbe court bouse in the city of Crawfordsville, Indiana, let to the lowest bidder or bidders, the following bridges:

One steel bridge 4foet by l« feet over Hlack iu section *21, township 19, north range 5 west

One steel bri Jge *J5 feet by lti foot over Honey Cietjk, in section 9, township 19, nonh range 3 est.

Also the repair of tho James Davis bridge over Sugar Creek, on the Alamo and Brown's Valley highway.

The plans and specifications for tbe above bridges may b»» seen in the Auditors office, in the cily of Crawfordsville, Indiana. Said bridges are to be completed according to the plaus and specifications on or before January 1st. 1*»00.

Kn«*h bridge shall be erected under tho suoervision of, and all material shall bo inspected and received by James A. Harding, County Surveyor, or the engineer in charge. 'I he rit:ht to reject any or ahl bids is hereby reserved by tho Hoard.

J*y oider of the board of Commissioners of Montgomery County, Indiana. James A. Uardisd, Wm. M. White,

County .Surveyor. Aud't Moutgomeiy Co.

OTICli TO HEIKS, CKEDITORS, ETC.

Iu tlio matter of tho estate of John O'llerron, deceased. In the Montgomery Circuit Court, September torm, 189!).

Notice Is hereby given that Nathan G. Kesslor as administrator of the estate of John O'llerron, deceased, has presented and filed his accounts and vouchors iu final settlement of said estate, and lhat the same will coino up for (lie examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 8lh day of January, 1000, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause if any there be, why said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and tin beire and distributee* of said estate are also notified to be iu said Court at the time aforesaid and make proof of heirship.

S":

KAI.KI)

NATHAN G. KESSLKK, Administrator.

Dated tills fith day of December. 1 SO!?.

%PKOI'OSAI

FOli SO'l'LIES.

Notice if hereby civen by the Board of ('ont-mis-sloneis of the County i-f Montgomery, that specifications for material and supplies required for tho ensuing year in the several ofllces of I Montgomery County, including blauk books, records, special ruled blanks, logal cap staflonory, tablets, pens, ink, pencils, letter heads, I envelopes, printed stationery and similar material.-, have been propaied and are now on tile In the office of the Auditor of Montgomery Count,r, iu the Couvt llouse in tje city ot crawfordsville, Indiana, and that tho samo are open to public inspection, and notice is further given that sealed proposals to furnish such materials and supp'ies as called for and riiiuired in said specifications. In lints or clarsee, will be received by said Hoard at said

Au Jtor's office until 10 o'clock a. m. on the -Jlst 1 liay of December, 1SH9. The Hoard tesorves the I rh ht to reject any and all bids, and re-adverliso for new bids. Bids shall be submitted soparate upon each line or class of materials or supplies. Tho bidder will be required to comply with the terms and provisions of au "Act I concerning Countv business." approved March 3, ISO!). WM.M.WHITK,

Auditor Montgomery County.

11 liHlIT'S SAI.E.

By virtue of a certified copy ot a Decree me directed from the Cleik 11 the Montgomery Circuit mrt, in euufo wherein Kzra C. Voris plaiutitl, auu William Artell, Jr., et a), ate Ji'tendant!*. rei|Uiiing mo make ihe sum two thousand sixtv-elgbt dollars and nineteen centH, wiili interest on said iectee and )stt. I will at pin lie a.- le to th.* hislio *t btrie-, on

SATU ilJAY. A XL'Alt 6. 1900

Between the uis ol ten cljcs In th_* In i: and fcur o'cloc.i iu lne aftoiuojn jt sail uiy, at the door of the Court llous3 in the C.ty I llrawfordsvillo in the county :t Moutgomeiy In the Stale ol Inllaaa the tenH and p-ctit said lands tcr term not exee?din so.en vears, tho following oal estate, to-wit

Tuo wo-t half M) of the north-east quarter 114) of section eleven (11) in township twonty (20), north o: range four I) west. xcept a Stilp thirty (30' foot wido on each silo of tho center line of the Frankfort and State Line railroad iuniting thiough eald west half iu Montgomery county, Stat» of Indana.

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, lnterost and costs, I will, at Ihe same time and place, expose to public sale the^fee simple of said real estate, or so inm-h thereof as may be sufficient to discharge s. id decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be mado without any relief whatever from valuation or Bpnraisemeiit laws.

DAVID A. CANINE,

Shorifl Montgomery County.

W. Uriiner, Attorn-y for Plaintill. Dec. II, 1H!W.

I1KK1FF S SAI.K.

By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk "f the Montgomery Circuit Court, in a cause win-rein Fred Hoffman Is plaintiff, and Tollver Hawkins, et al. are defendants, requiring me make the sum of three hundred fourteen dollars and fourtoen cents, with interest on said decroe and costs, I wi'l expose at public sale to tho highest bidde-

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SATU11DAY. JANUAliY 6, 1H00,

between the hours of 10 o'clock a. n). and o'clock p. m. of satil day, at the do«- of the Court House in crawfordflWIIe, Montgomery County, Indiana, the tents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following real estate to-wit:

Lotnumber venty-nlne (20), as the same is known and designated on the recorded plat of Jacob Ilughes' second addition to Crawrord#ville, county of Montgomery, State of Indiana

If such ronts and profits will not sell for

sufficient

ongshoreman

Don't Miss

This golden apportunity to buy goods at

FIRST COST!

Smart buyers are taking advantage of this chance to buy

Holiday Goods

As well as to supply present wants. They well know that the Best Things Go First, and the early buyer get the best selections. All will get bargains as my entire line is marked down to first cost.

...Don't Wait...

I ntil the best things are gone, but get iu line and save money. A call at

the store will mean busiuess.

convince you that

r. raoss,

Proprietor 99c Store.

The Crawfordsville

Trust Company

Invites the attention of investors who desire invest their money In gilt edge securities. Your money need n}t remain idle.

Interest Will Be Paid on Deposits.

Trust funds handled and managed .'ith greatest care. If you want to borrow money, if you want an administrator, guardian, exocutor, receiver trustee or agent: if you want a bond, as guardian, receiver, assignee, agent, trustee, administrator. executor, or employe if you want fire insurance it will pay you to call on

The Crawfordsville Trust Company,

oilier of Main and Green ijts., 2nd floor. Inquiries cheerfully ami promptly answered.

BAD

BREATH

•i I have been using: CA8CABETI and as a mild and effective laxative tliey are simply wonderful. My daughter and I were bothered with sick stomach and our breath was very bad. After taking a few doses of Cascarets we have Improved wonderfully. They area great help In the family.

WILHKLMINA NAOKI..

1137 llitteubousc St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

CANDY

CATHARTIC

hftdewuita

THAOt MAAK M0WTHICD

Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good, no Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe, 10c. 2oC, 5Uc. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...

Sterling inc(1t CumpiinT, Chicago, Montrenl, Nf" Tork. 316

HI) T(1 DAP Sold and guaranteed by alldrugHU* I U-DAu gists to crum: Tobacco Habit.

lli:UIFl'"S SALK.

By vlrluc of a '-iTtiliod copy of a Decree to me directed from the Clork of the Montgomery ircuit Court, in a cause wherein Magdalena luDbia plaintiff, and William Artell, Jr., ct al are defendants, requiring me to make tho sum of one thousand three huudreJ llfty-two dollars and twelve cents, with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at Public Sale lo the highest bidder, on

SATITHDAY, .JANUARY 6, 1900,

between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at tho door of the 'ourt llouse in Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following .•scribed real estate, to-wit:

The west half (X of the noith-east quarter 4) of section eleven (11), township tw nty (20), iiortb ran^-o four (4) west, contalu.ng eighty (80) acres, more or less, except a strip thirty (30) et wide on each side of the center line of the Frankfort and State- I.ine ra'lroad. Also the oast half ('A) of the south-oast quarter ('.j') of section eleven (11). sit me township and range, except a-trip forty-seven (47) rods wide off of the east side of said oast half, containing thlrty-tlireo (33) ai res, more or less, in Montgomery County, State of Indiana.

Ifsuchrontd and protlts will not sell for a sufficient sum to ratisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will al tho samo time and place, o.vpose to Public Sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be audilent to discbarge said decree, lnterost and uosh Said sale will be made without any •elief whatever from valuallou or appraisement laws.

are

sum to satisfy »aid decree, Interest

and costs, 1 will, at the same time and place,

exioue

coljiAtuUtw

to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief what ever from valuation or

Sheriff M»n pmery County.

Louis McMains, Attorney fflr Plaintiff. Deo. 9,18W.

DAVID A. CAXIXE,

sheriff of Montgomery county.

M. W. Brunei-, Attorney for Plaintiff Dec !l, ISntt.

gllEKlFF S 8AI.K

By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to mo directed from the Clerk of the Montgomery Circuit Court, in a cause wherein i-zra C. Voils is Plaintiff, and William Artell, Jr., et al.,

defendants, requiring me to make the sura of one thousand seventy-eightdollarsaud seven-ty-Qve cents ($1,078.75', with interest on said decree and costs, I jwlll expose at Public Sale to the highest bidder, on

SATUJtDAY, JANUARY 6, lyOO,

Between tbe hour of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock m., of said day, at the door of tho Court House in Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following realest ite, to-wit:

Tho east half Otf) of tbe south-east quarter (X) of section eleven (ID, township twenty (80), north range four (4) west, except a strip fortyseven (47) rods wide off the east side of said east half (K). leaving thirty-three (33) acres, mor. or less, in Montgomery County, 8tato of Indiana.

Christmas Is Comings

On rapidly. You have only a few days left in which to do your shopping. Come in ann let us help you do yovr selecting of presents. Our well selected stock will make it au easy task. Here area few leaders:

Good Watches, Fancy Jewelry,

Fine Itings, Solid Silver, Good Clocks.

OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.

Have (jood Gold Filled Watches, $10 and Up. Solid Oak Clocks, 8 Day. Choice $2.95, Worth $5.00. Fancy Enameled Clocks In Colors, Worte $lo for $5.

All Guaranteed, and you know our guarantee means what say and do. Always glad to see you.

The Jeweler, 10o Jsorth Washington St., Opposite Court House.

Y«vS\#/

Holiday Goods^—

"AT COST!

BestJSct Cigar Made

I Our Cost Sale

Is progressing nicely and a great many persons are taking advantage of it and laying in tbeir Holiday Goods at tbe great bargains we are giving tliem. Read these prices and see what a saving it means to you: Webster's Unabridged Dictionary Dore Bible Uallery Shakespeare's Complete Works (Illustrated) Myron's Complete Works (Illustrated)

KKMKiMBKK TUB PLACE"

If such rents and profits will not sell for a (.ufflclent sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, 1 will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, Interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement *A. Ci

laws. DAVID A. CANIXI, Sheriff Montgomery County. X.

Bruner, Attorney for Plaintiff. Dec. 190#.

W W W W

Carlson's 10 Cent Store. II

I have the largest line of Holiday Goods ever brought to Craw

fordsville, ^which tuufct be sold. Qu-ensware, (ilasevvare, (Jbinawure,

Lamps, Dolls, Books, Pictures, Picture Frames, Wagons, Mirrors, Toys

and a thousand other things for the Holiday trade.

COME EARLY AND GET CH0ICE.il Carlson's io Cent Store, North Washington St.

Muhleisen's "Haymaker"

Altemus' Golden Treasury Series, Illustrated Vade mecurn Series, Belles-Letter iSeries. Aliemvs' publications are acknowledged to be the best iine published in tho United States. All cloth baunil in white and gold. All standard works by beBt authors, your choice for onlp It you did not get to go to the Wood's Fair, or if you did, come and get one of tlie World's Fair Atlases. Tormer price $2.50, now....51.50 1,000 paper back books.good titles, each 8c

Journals, Ledgers, single and double entry, all at cost. Our whole line of Memorandum Books, Tablets, Box Taper at coat. JuBt received 50 pearl handle pen holders for holiday trade, must go at cost, 17c. Have a good assortment of Masonic, 1. O. O. F. and K. of P. cbaruisand pins, must go at half price, (every one guara'teed.) Come and

and save 100 percent. No better line of goods ever offered at such a price.

Pocket Hand^erGhiefs at ftalf PriGe!

South Washington Street. Joel Block.

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