Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 September 1888 — Page 2

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I'K1XTEI

KVKliY SA Tl'hl'A

T. II. II. «cl\\lN. Kllitor. II A KIM A.N, I«IIIII»*M .'l«

IOIK'

Yfur,

in advance

s.\ ITR n.\

11H \(ii'i inN

("tiMior.-il t"liiitou H. isk. I'aiuli-

date fur i'rt'.-iileiit on the third

partv ticket, iiiumini'V* liimst'lt in

favni" of loeal option pruniiitiou. |ieaktnic oi tlu report of tiu1 ti'mperaaie committee,

of wnicli He was a member, in the late

M. K.

tienei-al onference and

refer irn to tip- vote in Michigan, lie said. "Ill the M'cond-' '0itnpaigil loc.i! iipiion

ill iuv power to make that

the

sive as it" is clear and decisive. W ar arainst "the saloon in politics is

openly declaied. and the American

principle of "home rule" in all its simplicity and vi^or. "Local

option.'" which requires a local sentiment adequate to the execution

of law, is declared to be the Keptlblican way of achieving temperance reform. ria.i:TIIMII. urn

MI:.\T.

The ltemocratic Central Comniittee of Montgomery county is circu

lating large quantities of a pamph

let written by one Henry J. Philpott, of Iowa. It may be well for

all the people of this county to know just what Mr. Philpott is

•driving at in writing pamphlets for

the Democratic party. Mr. Philpot appeared before the Tariff •Commision in lsS'J. at Ies Moines,

Iowa, and made a long

Far as possible, is entirely consistent with our definition of free trade, as it is with that of every political economist the world over, so far as 1 am able to learn. And I have to say that no revision of the tariff which does not look to freu trade, thus defined, as its end and object, will be satisfactory either to nie individually, or the league I have the honor fo represent. We demand, .specifically, that no sudden and violent revision of the tariff shall he made,

effort to reach free trade. :\Ve demand t.liat the fir.st reduction shall take effect not later than July I, and that-the free trade point be reached not earlier than Julv I, 1^S7, nor later than duly I. lsiio. and after that period no tax shall be. levied on any foreign article the like of which shall be produced in the United States to the value of over *1,000,000 in the last census vear, except when the domestic article is correspondingly taxed, or if necessary for reveuue on a few articles of luxury.

The above extract inav be found

in or to he if

i.'Jii.

tM One War, oultdde county (Sl\ Mouth-, in ndvauce....

.75

SEPT

jr. is»s.

MicSuiran

did

lv in favor of the Iterance oi t'c (ioiiera! Conference of IsS-l. I would not have ar-y man. I would have no preacher and the pulpit ami toil uie that 1 must vote Willi this parfv. or that party, or not at all \Vhy should '-ve not do our le! ill all• places w'th ali'illfluence and power so that, you \*'.ho lire I Jenio-T.its. :md you who are H.'publicans, and you who are Prohibitionists. .-Iiali in our own parries -do vour utmost to put down the liij.ior tr.iilic. \\i harunniy with tiu*se views is

h'epnblican party ot Indiana as

will be seen bv the foilowino reso

lution in

the

rHate platform:

Politics and legislation nuist be kept free from the influence of the saloon. The liquor traftir- must obey tin- lav. We favor legislation -upon the principle of local option, whereby the various coinmunties throughout the State may, as they shall deem best, eiliier control or snppr ss the traflic, of intoxicating liquors. "Jhis laiiouage as compreiien-

0 7 is a

mission, rank t'roo trader as tlu

ratio heart could desire.

1 lux. .IOSKI'H K.

as a help to !a proper ailiiiinistration of its afthe re- t'siirs. will ill the eml. bestow the greatest bono lit upon the people.

Pemo-

MI-DONAU..

his speech at liuhanapolis Monday

night, said: I behove that fnv trade between nations, as between individuals, is the foundation upon which commerce should rest, and that the government which most nearly approaches this policy consistent with

Hut, strange (Miongli, Mr. Mc-

I Ponald justifies and defends the 08

per

cent, du! on sii('iir. because

nroduc

over the 10U jier cent, duty on nee all and docs not mention it. because

ilie defense lie makes

success.

rice.

or the sutjiir

duty will not apply t(

therefore 1 voted for this report in the committee. I believe that in certain poruoii^ol this country that local option was a t»ooil thint: as an many defections educational force. 1 was thorough- I 1 Ic.iocratic ranks in

the duty on

from tin

"I'll New

York have been reported that the

Ne.v York Times sent a reporter out to investigate and denounce the

reports. The result is curious. In

one of Ins letters he devotes a column and a half to alius.' of men he

names for deporting I'lovelaud. lie

litids hard names for all of them, but,, it is significant that he does not

deny the... defections. He simply concludes that the Republicans are

"welcome to them." Tins is'fi-.most

siguitieant showing lv a Cleveland orcan-

Tits-: combined plurality

for

Cleve

land iu the States of Connecticut. Xov. .lersev and New ork in I'sSI

was (1,7 t-. A change of :».:!7-l votes

would have given all of them to the

Republicans. Taking this fact in connection with the desertions from

Cleveland everywhere reported,

easily explains the trepidation of the Deinociacy. Ail those States

are falling into the Republican

line, and no tricks of the railroad wreckers who manage Cleveland's

canvass can stay their ou ward march.

WHAT

has become of that big

surplus the free traders have been howling so loud during the past

year? The appropriations passed

or ('ending, but practically agreed to by Coagress during the present

session, amounts to S-i-j-s.-jiiG.-ViO— an increase of $G4.0N4.7:}0 over the

appropriation of last year—while

the prospective revenue is estimated at $440.r)(i i.734, thus leaving a

possible surplus of onlv ¥1'J.'JH4,-

21o! If the Mills bill had become a law it would have converted this

into a deliciencv of ov !?0.000,O'.Ml

THE

free

trade

speech and among other things said: On behalf of the Iowa State Free Trade Leauge. I beg leave to submit to you a consideration a summary of facts and opinions bearing oil the question of tariff revision. As a preface to the important fact which shall present, allow me to say that the league which I present, and which now has about fifty active branches in the State of Iowa has declared in a platform, adopted at one of its regular meetings that any tariff at till must be a disturbing element in some line or lines of business, and that the only tax on I imports which should ever he tolerated by a free people is a tariff for revenue only. A tariff solely for revenue, with all incidentally protective features carefully avoided so

tariff has been taken off and

put oil hundreds of articles from

time to time, during the last eighty

years, and yet no one can point to an instance where putting on a

tariff made the price of an article

higher, or taking it off made it lower. This what Robert .1. Wal

ker in 1804, called a "mystery."

And to the Democrats it is a mystery, but it is all perfectly plain to Republicans.

Tin-: following appears in the

Mills tariff bill and is the free

whisky plank of the Democratic party: ''All clauses of section

".Ml of the Revised Stautes and all laws amendatory thereto which im

pose any special tax upon manu

facturers of stills, retail dealers in liquors, and retail dealers in malt liquors are hereby repealed."

Mk.

even in

the

Tut'ifMAN when hi speaks

waves his red bandana in the faces

of the Democratic multitude, and they invariably raise a howl. It

is a IJritish manufacture "you know/' When the American ilag

is wav(d al! are as solemn as the

duxology at a funeral. The Ilag is purely .American, "you know."

Tin: 1* -ra! say they only pro

pose to rc Vr.e the tariff from 17 to 40 per cent. "liey. then admit, that

a tariff of |(i per cent, is necessary.

Then why fake all the tariff from wool, lumber, and other Northern

products and put a high tariff on sugar and rice?

Oi.n man Thurman still preaches that a tariff of lit) cents per bushel

on wheat increases the price of all

the wheat raisers in this country 'JO cents on the bushel.

IN I AN A O IS

TUOKillTS ON I'HK PAST-TUB

Cl.OKAM THK I'lCTiatK

Dis(iur.i.i).

A «ood Letter From the Stute Capital

Suninntini Wc*t Miliar—A Plea

for the Sold ier.

l'Mitor Cnuvtuntsvlllc .TourniU. 1N1'IANA1'i»1.1*, AUK.

Harrison im»t ami I'xchnn^rd ^nvtin^f with hi frioml*-. Thi* mUod forth lh»* most Ul.ti'r ivn.Mm* 1'iuiii X\u Vmo«Mutu Sluto or^iiu uutl :ls following yi-l tho wiino rrowil look «»n with

Out yonder in the fait urouml C. K« rr nv« ts for himself a ^pf.? aihi sure stairwav into Co'^n^s v»n that ^ame «*rv Knowiti^ the hatred of the Demoerai.-y tor the black man we laughed to scorn tho fearful foieivdin^s ot the freckled uoikless. hut in view of the late turn of events we are lain to cty with the C»rirsh man. "I' taith s»he was wiser than I.'

Then as now. the issue was dirootlv dotined then as now. the Uepublican party adM»cated proteethm and pf*^ress. ami then as now the Jjetuocnu e.|»posc-d it with an almost insui mouutalWe bulwark of ignorance ami pn*juilioe. 1 met in the Cyclorama the other day a handsome country lad who said: "1 have learned, in one hour here, more history, more ^eo.uraphy. and imbibed moro uatriotism than I could have gained in a six months term of readiug."

The Cyolorama building, a stran^o. windowless brick s'ructuro. 400 feet in circumference,' in located on Market street between the State House and Circle l'ark. The visitors are ushered in through a narrow hallway, divided by a railing to assist the constant stream of comers and tfocrs ke«»p to the ri^ht," and up a winding stairway. You mount these stairs expectancy on tip-toe to see a famous picture, but there is no picture in si^lit, you are out in the midst of a strange open country, miles and miles in extent: above it bends the blue sky. veiled in smoke and lilmv clouds.

The cool breeze that fans your cheek you are suie blows from off the saw mountains that lie bathed in purple mist far to the north. To the west a mile and a ijuarter. a church spire and smoke stack mark the site of Atlanta— the key that Sherman must wrest from the Kobe!* to upon his way to the Sea. Fourto?ii relies to the east Stone mountain stands veiled in that enchanting beauty that distance always lends. Groups of Ciooigia pines, compact or straggling, dot the arid fields and fringe the rocky ravines.

An eagle hovers in the sulphur smoke but may not "ward away the battle stroke.'' as you discover when your vision comes to rest on the foreground of the scene. Men singly and in groups are scattered over the. ground, the life blood staining the earth about.

A few rods away, Logan, bareheaded on his famous horse, followed bv a half score of ofllcers, dashed to the rescue of Mersey's btlga le who are engagod iu a hand-to-hand struggle, with the enemy near anew brick building but a stone's throw from th* spectator.

A tjuartor of a mile to the north, on a hill overlooking the battle field stand the Howard House, Sherman's headquarters, and near it thoonmmander mounted watches the progress of the light.

An ambulance in the distance bears to the rear the body ot the fallen Mcpherson. while one nearer, aeeompanb-d by the Hurgeon. convey^ from -the Held the wounded (Jen. Force.

GPS,

MMVIIO

the

motion was mn»lr in

Over yonder to the south' a squad of rebel prisoner* are being hurried to the roar. A rebel brigade ha* captured a battery and the Union troops have lirod

OJI

the horses, thus preventing the removal the. guns. The-trapping* of war st.rovv the Held in every^^direction "Pitiful.!f "Awful,""Magnificent." s! irtiingly roai. th" -spectatorswhisper as they ga/.e with a.wo--,friick faces and baled breath. Ye*. Miirtiliigly real, t.he landscape, mountain* Hold. tree, brook and sky

\r-

natmo duplicated, but to mo

the battle scone is inexpressiblygho.-Uy. The air is thick with--the smoke of bursting bom b« and h«lohinjg guns, but dead stillness reigns.

Almost at your foeldoath revolt iu carnage but neither moan nor fdgh from ihe lividlips of the wounded and dying breaks on the ear. Xo shout murks the repulse of that attack, nor a cheer, the capture of von battery. The battle cry of that day, "McPherfton and Jtovengo" flashes from Logan's eyes but not a sound vibrates on the air.

Silence ftoiemn and profound reigns,

HOVOIVMH.

l.v*s.~Gen

eral H.'tri'ison having i^oih- fur two weeks' ntiiy on Miilille lliisws lMimd. ill l.nke Krie,

Siiiiilay-liki' *liilncss ivinns

overs Uie city. I'l'iMii the (Into ol hi* nomination until he went lmrlh. railroad men. traveling men, minors, clulit and wlmle counties poured iu daily to pav n'ir rospeels to the future 1'ri-t.iilent.

•ts In

it I 'I'll

t.'ounoil oim* timi' a^o to 1«h*1

Mr.

Coy's M»ai vacant. 1-ul his .lt*morrati«* collfa^ik-s voird it il.'wn. Tho j»roat unwashed have no won! ol protrM atrninM this outrage, no bivath of sympathy for ihe ritv thus «iis .*ra».»H!. an«l its tax-pav-

t'l" iWo. I'd. •Jlowik\vr -Dnnoorary Is nothing if not inconsistent.

A slu»it timo asjo tl.otv was lu-ld in thi^ ity a "National Nruro l.»*moi*ratir (•osiv.'iitioit." ami tho thiity dol^ijah's c»m|Miiii^ it. by tlmir cimiui't., ilotm-ji-stratiMl to\\m'. satisfaction if all obsorv •M thai ttu*ir plaoi' was in tim bo^opi of \\\f DeMaocratic party, and tlio partv U«»dot'took ti.cm t" their heart- with a .\V:Mfntij tliai prowd them imioi'ii ibiSitJiotS'v:'.VAs 1 fja/.o strange Ui«MI lovviVa^t meuuiry turned la«.iv\yat'd''a.score o\ v. ars anl I ajjniti 1O(*K»

oni' upon the stii-ri-of Ii«n«i: a's oK! capital. The cool sejiui«'ie»l vale about- it. was oecuph i.v a iami pa^eatil, a v.-j.-eavakvulo. U.-d shii t'-il hor^Muen th-ur ste.-d vunvtnt^. form th" proteetiuu' ho!low sijiiare about, the ear «»f ti»e i:udd«*!s of iii»crty-~th»'t'e were al»Ul t'loz«*n. of her whicli prechnit-s ihe pro[»er ttao of capitals in writini h«*r tiih—-ami her fifty lair att»-mlard?*. From her. Ilajx^iaff tloat IhisM^iial tif th.-t n-ss: "Save \i, O sivi' us l'nnu husbamls From lier ^N amin^ eolioit^a fhout up tli.'it rev««ls the vaulted heawns. "Down with th»» ni^tfer/'

Send vtmnn for prlco llHt

Johtisloe. ,v »»«»»., pinching. Pa.

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM

Cleanse* anil beautifies the liair. ./Vuuotr* a luxuriant urowtH. Never Failt to Restore Gray

Hair to i(t Youthful Color.

Prevent* PiuntmtT and hair fulUntf &iy.iuut II Wnt Inunrt«t«.

MARVELOUS

MEMORY

DISCOVERY.

Wholly unlike Artificial Systems—Cnr« of Mind Wandering. Any book learned in one reading* ifreai iiuiucrmtntt to Corretjtondenef Cla$*ei. Prospectus, with opinion* in of Mr.

LION?.

il uu

Iiiite lieyond '.lie ia-

crowds wotv

paeitv of anv liuiulmj aiul a stand was

revenue, but lie skips clear 'niveisilv l'ark where (icn.

HICIIAHU

A. Paocroa,

Afull STOR, UP A

W. W.

1\ BENJAMIN.

W. Woou,

Dr*.

Uov. FiiANcif* 1).

TWAIN*,

Dsnto,

and other*. BcntpoHt free by

ls TTr

PROF. LOIS

237 Fifth Avenue, New York.

EXHAUS1 ED VITALITY

l^i 11-: siiKxci-: oi.'

-JLl.IlT, the ri':it Miflicul Work of tlio a£coi*Manli*o»hXorvOM3 urnl Physical Debility, Premature Dts

i/ynui Tuvcnr

brow

mul pliiciii leinjicr whik* Sim (\y. f*»rvinsj a i'oiivirt sontoucr, thaws a Councilman".* *alaty.

IVlvU IV I il I OtLr

lau«l Uio untold miser

ies consequent thereon. Wo pacw* vo., 12.*» |»rowrription:* for all «liscR{»eti. t'!«tli, lull qilt, i»!^ #1.0(1,

MASK,Association.

onlv SI

Ity mail, sealed, ltlu^tnilive wunple free tfi all voiaii* and ini(ldle-fti ed men. Send now. Thetioliland •Towelled Medal awarded to the author by the National Medical Addrean P. Kov iSVS.Mortton.

Cut thl* ««t. You may never »ce it luctiitu

RiiUiilforms

:i!iiLi.-. B-u!•.•, \iw.

Campaign Leuuis of v-»ry descnp.-' tion. end tor om :j.j az'- ii.ustrat«-d citUilo^ne. spe.*!n ., ihe lie* :m r.ts io ihe.

HEINOLD Mi.: .,

,'v I MM iN

A MON

HiOM :•|"k itl'STV

ircuit Cmat.-j

to he h-l'Ua «n the On I.

Inss.

the Court llousr in •vo-rc-* illc, iti said, county iad "sutc, and .tn-wcr o/ ,dcen:r to »id coiuahent. th-- t.«nv •.% tP». i«e lu-ard iitul deteriu«t udin tht-ir iihsrnre.

I:IV

Wittifs-

nam- und the ot -.tid (.iourt,

iltliwt! 4*r:t .vf'*«t»v|He this ptdi 'Vv "f Aui A.I)., 1^- I KNiiY llCt.l/n.

Anii. is. tvb t\.

phaiitom ro.-n to u.ieS con-

win! diet. However, I do not for a moment. !'«.»• uct that ihis Ljhast)v. !IOS:lv spot tacle was frightfully real but twenty-Ion: years at:", and I find myself wishlut:that overv American mii*lit look upon It ami learn w1 at a Iree ami united iiation c«».-t and lealizo the iloht of platitude line those •who dated for their coui:. iv that, which, but *hadowod on canvass, cbilM tho Idood ot the teholder. I'bey would ^fo away feeling that nothing t»«o ^om) h»r the old soldiers no kindties-s too reat to bestow on the widow and orphan of him who wont forth to do battle for freedom. and won victory-—and death.

It is just possible that certain supersensitive folks may deem "The llattle of AtlaiPa" too suggestive of the guiiied garment, but the verdict of the progressive educator and patriot is. "Long wave the Cyclorama."

SAMANTHA WKST MIHHNU.

Every Woman Should Have The hook on diseases of women and children, published hy the /.oa-Phora Medicine om-' pany, Kalmnozoo, .Nilch. Prle(MiDly 10c mailed sealed.

The Dudes Know It.

Or If they don't they snonid know that Kanuum Koot IdniuiMit cured III Head In mules tor \V. K. Hunt, of Atlairsvill^. Ky. I. H. Mallory of Fort's Station, enn, cured his hoiis ot blind staggers with It. in fact tills KI an of I.inlniHU'H is in valuable for man and heasi. and no family shoul .1 be wit nont ll Sold hy Lew Fisher.

H1O

The I

and J.iver 'I'onlc Is endors

ed by all feeding •hun^istji and physicians of our county. For sale by drusuUtK. 1

BucKleirs Arnica Salve.

The best salve iu the world for cuts bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ylvc perfect Kuttsfaction, or 'money refunded. Price 25 cent* per box. For sale at Nye A Co's drtiRKtore.

When Baby waa sick, we Rave her Castoria,

When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,

When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,

When alio bad Children, she gate them Castoria,

An Old-Fashioned

Home Made

Remedy The

Best After All.

IOUR

Horeliound hn«

been known a.* oneof

the most healing and NootliiriK remedies In the herb world for al I a fleet ions of ho throat and lungs. Mallard's Horehound Syrup ha* never been known to fall to uiv* inMant relief In onsumptlon, llrouchltlH, Asthma, Nnre throat, coughs, o! ils and Hllments «f throat and lutiKK. It contains no injurious opiates. Every bottle Euaranteed. alitor Sample bottle at

T. 1'.

Son's. 1

Itrown

Advice Everybody

IIJHa

who

iIuxiL^d Ltv:r ii t.'aVonce l:dco jvroper

Mc'irtsi to cure n. I ho im lhin the Liver \A de-

1 to

pci-furm, ««!i.-f!a

tlM••'.tvyuhr e.vrcutioa

of uhkhd-M'^a^u j'oalyfh

I huli3i of il.t

h..:lvf tm», pou'ora of tin? ttm?ris

HUMAN ir

Ksi.itc of Auron Walter, deceased.

^OTICK OK APPOINTMENT.

Notice is heteby nivni, that the "ndersitfiied h.i* hern appointed anil duly tpialitird ts executor o£ the estate ot A.iron Walter, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate iv supposed to he

In du M-i-arijOraerv* iiiv-u'u r. ii.-rin, l^^if' ar K.s'.JoHn-l .re ml 1O'J.V I .e«'i unt .s/.I-m .'-:.v

Sou-., inn:s urn pl-oaidl-'V l»riiact .l!i .Uloriu-v. .uivl Ua.s las tj) t'»ra .5 e.»n iu'-onsl r« :!l oe- .for,• provemcnt. ih vv.th nu :t tluu dt.-fi:n«!:e ts Ttre not of li.c.Miitt: ofnv:..ta:i.

Nunci'i- da-tf fori- herein ii«v. s.JI.1 -la-fcnd-!ii»ts thHt-unu'ss.fli-.'v h.- :i!»d-.iiM«r:«:' tm '.hi* !»-d tl.iv of ihe next term »t thr

MIIMMII.

KD(»AK It. (VSKA1.L.

'DMr«l, August II, 1S*H, Kxccutor.

IIKIUI'I''

SAI.1-.

Hy virtue of an execution to me directs! from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mimtjoinery trounty,State ol Indiana, in tf Walter A. Wood .V i».

ISMKHIfavorme

usSherillof said county. I will ox pose to sale at puMlcnoctlon and outcrv on S.Vl KDA\ SldTKvi JitCU j:,, ]ss.s, between Ihe hours ot lo oVloulc a. in. and-I oVloelt in said day, at tlio court house door In thr city ot Crawfordsvllle, Montuomeiy county, Indiana, Ihe rriit.s and |iotltHol a term not t»xcc».»iliog M-veii vars, all Intrrost oi William K. Fry in the lolUorl i» descrihinl real estate In Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit: 1 Ueiitnnlnn at a point in the center of

Washington street and the center of Krankitn street Inthe eliy ot t-'rawfonlsvlilo, Ind and runntn* ttieiici- cast alonu the center of l-'ratiUlln strce* to the northwest corner oi l»r. While's |»r»»i»i'rty ••Ix p»] chains and l»t ly-ttve t"»j links ther.ee south live ."l de screes and lorty-tlve I'd minutes east twenty chain ami toi ly I- ur and one-hail i1-..] links to the o|»eii line (»f seetioti live in township eiuho en lv north, ranue four Ml west, with said open itnc parallel with

Frank'dn strei't six p»| »»ham.s and forty-live l'»! links: and thence north live decrees ami |orty-tlv«

r»]

or Dr. W. II. PA UlvKK, graduate of Har

vard Medical C'ollep\ •„'.•» years'practice in Mof-tou, who may l»e consulted cimrtdentialty. Dlllce, Xo. -f UuUlnch St. Siccialty, Pi^'Ufeu of Man.

'olnutes west twenty

chains a ml forty "four

Witness my name, and lite seat oi said coin!, a III xed* at Ciawfordsyjllc, this 1 llli dsty of August. A. U., i.

Jlrniii, tr I Mi w»i i^i oh .'.ttii ^ho»s it.t

u'itJ vital'ixanoftaacj to.lrtiuaahc.iitlj.

^h'»tl«l run the ri«k for a Mtv.de day of neglceiing Hii *importantor/.tii, h,it should promptly of Dr, C. Mel.iini'N 'elebrateil Liver 1*111

hfnky u. in u:n\

Ann. IS, l-sss ». 1,-I K.

(j.w.wmae'r Sucerss.u to Wimht A Miller

Insurance, Lo^n & Real Estate,

Fisher iJloek, lioom S,

Having hD.i^ht tho ink-rest in the above l)iisiin_-.s 1 C. A. Miller I will continue at the ohi olliee. Insurance, tile. life and accident, with tirt-chi companie, ioan*. made on real estate, without lel.:v, at the lowest rate'- of intere-t, and real estate sold on reasona\ile terms. Good notesoashed.

To Advertisers.

A list of 1 fM\ newspapers divided Into States and Sectious will be sent on appllcalou KUlCK

To those who waul their advci tislng to pay we can oiler no better medium for thorough nnd etrectlve work than the various sections of our Select Local List.

GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., ID SPIUJCK ST. N

6,000.

S^I/KHI

home money to loan without com mission iu sums to suit the borrower, at reasonable rates. Call 011 I A Deletion. Crawfordsvilie, 1 nd.

HARVEST EXCURSIONS

'!'(1 ...

MINNESOTA, DAKOTA MONTANA, 7

St.Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba

From St. Paul and Minneapolis

Al ATlvS

CHEAHER THAN EVER BEFORE.

Points west *f (iraud Forks In Dakota and Montana less th one tare, no round-trip rate bclnn more than $-, inchnllnK Creat Falls, Montana.

Persons tleslriioj to take a trip throtmh N'nrlhern .Minnesota, Dakota or Montana fur tin? purpose id' looking over the country, with I he Idea of scleetlnu a new I a one within the borders of the grandest uheat belt in tin world.ami an agricultural eountiy suitable for diversified fanning, dairy and slocL pur poses, will tie Wei! to take advantage of these rates.

For maps and Information apply to our home ticket agent, to any agent of the company, or 1 WIMTN'KY. ti and 'i A,St Paul, Minn,

or S a 1

Two farms. «ne of 1»^» acres township, :md one of J-0 acres township, both in a line state of The I'JO acres will be sold In 10 ract. Call at Kecordcr's otlice.

inado by l-LKMINCrPdCn/s., l'ittdmruli, Pa., uad

so ncconliTig to direct loiui they will euro von promptly and permanently. Around each box ta a wrapper giving full description of tho HymplomH of a diseased Liver, They can had «if drugj.'Lst'j. of Cot:vrKKi-'i:tTS made in SU Toui.s.*^.fi

FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. IVORY POLISH

'•••TTiV'.!'*.'.! l^.V

A E S E

i'Ji'j

und

one hal 11* 'ilnUs

to the place of heitinninu, conlaininu twelve I'JJ acre?., more or less, and now known as hrown, Phiir.V Fry's addition to the cliy of rawiordsydle. Indinna, to he sold to sitlsfy said execution, interest and cosis,

it the srimo will not hiitii! sum sufficient to Silllsjv

Said

will otter

eNeci.tlon. I

he tec sitiip of

said

real esl

ite.

satisfy a judgment t»r 7. to^eiher with interest ami costs without any relic! from valuation orappraisineio laws

Said real o-hite taken asthe propcity of William K. Fry, or all tie* mteie^t. tie tnav have in the ahove ilesei hc'l real e-'.ali-.

KHI'AKZKH

'N"

BRO rHERS,

1*.

1'TCK A

Meet.ASKV.

Shi-riil .uCU'inu (*-•.. 1m'.

I »v K, I!. C* I »mIv lVii ,V Mumphiles, attorneys fjr pfaiutiil*. uuusi IS isss piHin. e,

NUN-UI-t.»KN I'.

S A I 1 M.'L AN .MO '. I OOM !.'

No. \iiM# Now I'onu the platnti'.V l'a»d, White A Uunipiuie-. her altorneys. uid lies her ctun pial nt lor tii vorcc, let ein, t\m«'t tict' aUHi

an allidavn a otii|»c:«.*nt person !iat said dcf'.-'iiiant, Peter Pa tice, is

JWANTED. Pcrinani'iit portions I Kunrantoetl with SAliAKY AND-^-" KXPKNSKS PAID. Any determined man can suceeeil with tts. Perulitti HilvnittttRCN to beKlniHT*. 8fu?k compleU*, I'iciudlim iiiimy l'nM-KfilinK snociiiitleh. Outtit fret*. Write at

»ue«k.

fimi'-villc, Intl.

Crnwfordsville, Intl.,

AUGUST 21, SEPTEMBAH 11 and 25, I OCTOBER 9 and 23.

TUESDAY

VIA Tllli

Walnu

MadlHoi'

iilti vatiou or SO uci'

IN-I*1*0* |.S I^V

8SIIESS UHIVERSIT

North iVntsjIiacu H.t tpp. IWtollife.

BSSUAK, EI23

FfEREIS.E

PERFUME8 THE BREATH. ASK FOR IT.

& Fri&:Ipils

rrsprlotcn,

Ilcst facilities »r Uusinrst, Sliorohand, Pctunanihip, Knglith and Actual business Trnndng. Imlividual instruction. Kducatc for profit—least e*pcn. sive in time and uioncy. Attractive City. Or.uhiatct hold lucrative positions. A strictly business school. Open alt year. Muter now. Write to us.

ELEGANT CATALOGUE, FREE.

(NMIIH- tills iater

liUOWN IIHOTHKHS.

Nt'lt^KVMi-N. t'hleaKo, ills.

ANTPIH MORE MEN toHI»II our lUJJF

an(

Ornimental

Stock. We can Ktv vou uoal paying situuLlon

ovi'K. Addrtss for terms.

K. Ilk IIAKDSON ()., Nurserymen, (ieneva, N .Y.

Ginseng Wanted.

For which tlii' hi^hiM ]irii'c will biii(l

N'VL

A: t'D.,din^^ists, L'raw-

Bee Supplies.

omi) Nopplic*-, and Ih-e Smokers, ()iilcrs h\

IIMII

promp'lv attended to hy Nve

Co.. druiiL'KN t'i a ioi dsvillc, lnd.

PISO'S CURE FDR IMHO'S

Cure for Con-

sumption is also tho best

Cough Medicine.

If you liavo C'ough without diseaso of tho Lungs, a few doses aro all you need. Hut if you neglect this eiwy mentis of safety, tho slight Cough may become a serious maiter, and several bottles will be required.

THIS PAPERS

omr -s

'trcutt Court.

!'In the Moni-fonicrv I'ounty I' Sc|tc»nner i'erm, i'^s l.aur.i llruce vs. Peter Hruc

I IKIII*

T.-sidetit of ihe StMti.* of Indiana. NoJiecls tiiercforo hereby :ivens.iii« de -ndant., th:il unless he he and appear on the JJTtti d:«v of the next term ol tlu' M«»u1 ^ontety Circuit Cou t, to h,* hoiden on the l.*»th h«y of Oc., V. l». !v^, at the coin heu*c tn Cra«.kn.r tordsvuii*. tn said cunty and Si,tie. and an swer or tleinur to sall co pt iint, tie- same will he hoard and determined in his absence.

ts on nieln PhllaileTiiTiTft Nc\vnpuj»or A'IVIT

ItheAweary IIC

M. W. AYER4SON.

Coninlaint

our uuthui'izcd aceiiU

FBtKK JAX. 1.1SS1K Ait persoaasubrcrihinc now for INVJ

will rece

FRKEfrom «'.aie »f subs«*riptiioi to .lan. 1,1. only $!.£'» per year. Head (ear nanus and and receive i»s" a premium beautiful pin etching of "Christ lleforc Pilate." worth St.

AUVOCA'l'K PCHLt?HlN«» Co..

.-. v'V tndlr»napoliK, Iu

.'OL'^C AV. I-TI ll

•••••-—w

All Kinds of Coal and Coke

Se\\er Pipe,

FIRT BB1CK. LIME. CTWENT, ET O

I- VICM AND YAltn—Southwest corner ind .M.wkft streets

Insure in the Ohio Farmers

VOU TIIK FO IILIIW INO KKASONS.

It ii.^ t-\pi ricticc, epntatsoti and st ibilit. It is safe, prudent :ind on^crvutivc It has. tlo~ :i smct-Rsful business forfottv years The Uhi Karaiers issues a short, plain pnl cy with few coi dirions The Ohio t* arititirs insures only fart pr«»pcrtv« lmrrhes, school house urul dwell»ni»: When vour policy expire*-, tenew in the Oh Fanners Fortv ve.irs of Mircess is a miar.mtee futurestahilitvi KD. VOKIS, At»KN*1.

W.P. BK1TTON. W ,S. MOFF KTT.

BRITTON & MOFPET ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

-'CHAWKHIISVU.I.K, INDIANA: t)Uh over Molletl, Morgan A* Co'-i. dr r«*.

WM. M. REEVES/ NOTARY PUBLIC AND LAWYE

OlVice over Kline

,F. H.

(jrahatnS.

Will engage in all kinds ot law practice i!o ac. as trustee, receiver »r -assignee when sirctl. No charges tnaile tor consultation.

m*m

OHJ».

w. T. wurrriNoroN.

Burford & Whittingtor ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, CH A \V FOHLS'V11 LK INDIA N* A.

Practice In Montgomery ami adlolnli conntlesaud In the Supremo and Feder court Are members of ihe largest and mo reliable law associations and makecollectloi throughout tho world. Mortgages forecloK" Kstttl«s properly vettlrd. Charges reasonabl Ottlce over Ji'll-j Hast Main street.

F. D. ABRAHAM,

Attorney-at-Law and Notary Pt.bli CK A W KORlis

IN D1 AN A.

l,t.K,

Office: in room No. 2, ("rawforil Block, on Maio

I'.H. KHNNKDV, U. Commissioner.

s. c. KESNKDYNotary Publ

Kennedy & Kennedy,

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

C11A.W FO IUH V11 *\A% INDIANA. Oflicc in Ornbaun Hlock, North Washington

I'Al'I- 1) WIllTr.

tlUMl-IIHlKS

Paul, White &Humphrie ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

Clt A W FOHDSV11 ,LK, IN DI AN A.

M. II. f»A I.KV 11. V.flAL

GALEY BROTHERS, DENTISTS,

('11A W l'It 1 .IS'V11,1.B, I NI)I AS

Ofliri Fi^hei H!oc'«. MainSt.

THEO. McMECHAN,

DKNTIST.

-Clt A WFOllDSVlLLK, INDIANA. Tenders hI- servic- to the public. Mot "(Woodwork ami inoder»le prices

PER CENT.

Money to Loa

$100,000

to Loan at

Per Cent,

Farmers arc granted the prlvila^o "Jw!!" imr the money back to us lu dribs of {loo more :d any Interest pjiyment.

Real Instate and Insurance Agl

Ciood Noles C'aslHMl.

Williams & Wilhite

Sir. .-.jrii

Main ami Washiiiclon.

Money to Loa

AND

Ready Made'Abstracts of Titl

Recorder's Office.