Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 October 1892 — Page 9

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A LARGE SUM OF MONEY.

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The Appio ni it Jo:is „l tin 1 fill I .•* *,

The appropriations in:i«: bv tin* 1 Jvsi Legislature having be,MI repeatedly called fur, they are niven belnw as taken from tin- acts of the General Assembly of 1MU, with ihe pane where I hey are made: Patfo

jf lie volume

Kxj OUSFS of tlio rogulur KOI-BIOU (if SillMrv Scfifotiirv State Houiii of

Health mill

Hciinlmi :-e mi"'. hupormtcMMent of Nor! hern Hospital ...... To 1.UV aim of -WurreM-Schorf

A-pli'ilt

Claim of William Moollurmt for inluivat Completion of Southern liospiittlfor Insane Laundr-' for i-litmlloUl Reform

School

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Stacev

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803 863 803

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401 Repairing floors nnd plnolng ciofiet in basement 4ol N»v boiier a.U'1 repiilv of boilui house 401 Electric light plant 401 Ice hou*c. ere, 401 Industrial hduentlon and Dumb 401 Industrial Kdii'.atum

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^105,000 0C 5,IXJO O.:

11,502 00

living Coinpum ...

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1,111 00

C(I«OH for bnttlo TLNSJH of Stuto of Indiana For rolicf of l'orr t'oimtv Expenses of belli book Imls... Claim of August it Urtnier Claim of I.uiikman iv fculirrior paving oiilowalUa Judgement in favor of Henry

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407 'loeoiistru :t chap. 11, etc 407 ICxteusnn of Hospital 4lb Six addumnal cottages •07 Additional work nhops 407 Addui nal schoolrooms 407 Hepmr oi Farm cottage 407 Coper story of dining hall 4IJ7 Wells anil apparatus 4 17 Kxtenil and improve electiiu li :bt svs em ...... 407 New wnier closora 407 Improvement of grounds. ete...( 4i4 Maint'-n nice ot l.'.brary ami-

Iteaiiuig room

45,525 92

407 Current repairs

('.,000 01

457 30

2,387 0:i l,0Ctl 00 2,010 10

1,550 05

1,030 83

For Institution F.ilucntioa of Hliiul Furnishing now buil.ling

3,000 00

New bakery and removal of old .' New boiler house and remodeling old l'liimbmj steam and gas 11 xtiros Kipiipping tlie cvmnasium... 1'avilig walks ab(»ut lr.iilding.. Furniture tor old building Soldiers' net Sailors' monument ... Claim oi 1 re*i uakm.iii for paving at Mate House Balance due nun raei.irs in eastern all 1 southern lius'.'itals.. Governor. seret:iry,» eb-rk mes-si-iigero' sa'aries Salary A.ljutaiit tu-neral and clerk Quartermaster General Governor

1,000 00

2,500 00

2,500 00 300 00 200 IX) 500 00

30,030 00

2.090 00

7,'.21 53

8,220 00

1.920 00 ooo oo 500 00 1,000 00

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Governor's civil centingen! fund Governor's military i.uniingent fund AW*' W) Salary of l.ieutoimnt i.ioyurnor.. Salary of Seeri'iary of Stata, depu'. v. anil clerk Dibtributi of reports of Supreme Court Messenger of eeretary of

State

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4,300 00

1 20) 00

300 00

Clerk of bureau of printing Otl'iceexpenses of Secret nry of Stale Destruction of lar. and do«-u-liients bv Secretary of State.. Sabir. of Auditor of State aim clerkt-. Ol'.ice expenses of Auditor of state l.'XW tJ Salary of Treasurer of State ami clerks, etc 5,420 00 Salary '.f Attorney eneval, deputy, etc I,:100 Attorney (.ieueri ollico expenses ^0 00 Salary of Supe ntendent of

.1,200 00

G50 00

•»e 250 00

,('.,n.!0 00

I'uldic Ins-ruct ion and cli-vks. 00 Traveling uinl ollic expenses... .pftjgl.OJO 00 Salary oi Stale ibrarian and*|J|¥ assistant 00 Olliee expenses and distr butioii&M of documents fife® 500 00 Books and binding j,2,u00 00 Salary of janitor of Statu

Library U00 00 Deficiency in tulury of M. .1.,. O'Hrieu KxDenses of Bur' ai of StatiH-

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358 35,*? 35S )5H .358 3.-.S II5S

11,000 00

Saiiiry of Supremo judges 2 i.OOO 0 Salary of l.uw Jjilrnrian ,,, 1.50U 00 Hilary of Sli rilY and niosstmgor j',v .. of Supreme Court 1.4UU OJ 0:Tu-e a...l iiiilji I'-.j- 'ii-"s2,UK) oj I'urchas" ot books tor library... 2,0uil 00 To pav for ^•olunles of su^ren.o i.'ouri reports 0:) Salary of Cir.'Uit judges 15.',0d0 00 Salary prosoi'iiling attor-

1,000 00

I* in I Harrison's Ahni ^'aires have increased: cu: decreased the price of products in the l'nited State

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Appclliltu Court SI:oi itt of ppelliilo i.'mirt ..... Miliu of Slim'ifl in uohveying [iriwmors Cent nil iu,t,]iit!i' for ln.-aao. ... Cent l'til llor-pitiil c'o: hiiiK Centnil H.i-Jiitiil curreut reimirs of reiniscH Centnil ilohjiital olectrio light phuit Centnil Hnsptiiil wash house..iS Com nil Hiispitul tiiniH'i Northern :In^-pittil, liuiiir.tniiiK-o ana ropuirri Eastern Hosiiltnl, lnnintemiuco mid ro)i.:irs Southern Hospital, lnaiiituniinco and repairs Maintennnee of Ulind Institutiou Current expenses iiinl repairs... Mainteiuince of Deaf und Dumb 1 nstitution Current e']eiiHos and repairs... Jliilnteiiance School for Feeble-".' mimleil Salaries of otiicers and tru .tees same Curre'.H imident ill expenses

2,01)0 00 5-hj

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85,000 00

3!!,0"il OJ 3,(J00 00

55.0011 00 3,01)0 00

72,000 00

4,530 0J

2.000 00 20,000 60

F.reeti.ui of sellout for boys .-mile. Kreetion of building lor Imlus trial departnient Soldiers and bailors' Orphan

11.000 00

05,00(1 0J

Current repairs aiul iueiilental expenses of same Salai ii's of ollieers and ti tec I,ihrary aud readim room loi sauio •. State I'niversity atr Hloi,mi:in-

2,000 00 .i.OJO 00

200 00

New library luuliliuti l'urdue l.'nivursity State Normal School at Terre llauie State Hoard of H'Millli Fishery Coniuiission l'urilue University now buildin#« State Prison South State Prison North lief oral school Kuforinltory lor ivomon and (,'irln State Hoari'l of Ch'irities expen-

300 300

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10,000 00 5,000 00 1,000 00

12,000 00 00,000 00 100,0JO 00 70,000 00 •10,000 00

4,000 00 2,000 00

State Geologist snliiry Salary of Mine Inspector and udjutimt Expensoaof Mine Inepeetor Salary of Natural Gas Inspect'r Expeilses of Dep't of Geology Interest ill School bonds To pay ho interest on toan... State Horticultural Society Public print inn, advertising and stationery Salary of StateTax Commissioners Clerk hire and other expenses... State Board of Education State Capitol expenses: oaia

302 362 802 302 8G2 3«2 362

2,200 00 ooi) oo 1,500 O'J .1,70,1 00

275,OOl) Oil 340,000 00 1,000 00

30,000 00

5,200 00 1,000 00 1,000 00

Salary of custodian 1,500 00 Salary of engineer 1,500 00 Salary of assistant custodians, jnnitors, etc 11,000 00 Salary of engineer's assistants.. 5,000 00 For State House engineer for repairs 2.500 00 For State House ongineer for boating 7,500 00 Water for State HOUBO 2,500 00 Illuminating State House 2,500 00 Repair and supply fund of Stuto f'ouso 3,OCO 00 Care and improvement of Capitol grounds 1,000,00 liepulr of roof of State House... I,000 00 Support of Indiana Legion 25,000 00 To Warron Heharf Asphalt Paving Co 11.822 20 Judgment of Charlos J. Gardner 1,034 27 Judguiout of A. Booth Packing

Company 539 00 Judgment of Wm. F. Gansberg. 1,001 50 Extra services by Jainos McH

Shepherd 795 00 Judgment of M. W. and J. It. French 1,134 CO To Moses M. Esty 05 00 Judgment of Sopbiu U. Bingham 610 00 Monument Commission 2,000 Oo Judgement ol William F. Cjiiue ,. berg 1,001 50

38G 400 401

401

Judgment in favor of estate uf Jainos C. Denny 1,213 30 Judgment of tbo "Combination

Gas Machine Company" 1,375 57 World's I-'air Commission 75,000 00 To William Myers 114 50 Institution for Education of

Deaf aud Dumb: Construction and equipment of bath-room and water closets 5,o00 00 Construction o! drains and sewers 1.000 00

3.500 00 6,000 00 1,000 00

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8,000 Oil

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3,000 00

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OI Induct 1 Mucation l- eeble- laded 407 E-oldteis' nnd Sailor.-

2,000 00

i!r}''i:nue

13,00 I 00 3.000 0 lS.lHiO no t-,.000 00 5,0n0 IX) 500 00 1,000 110 2,000 00

2,000 0!) .3,1 Hi'i 0) 1.1 0U •t 10 I 0 •'2,0 III 0)

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Chapter i2:.' of the acts of ls'.il, patie 332, is an act authorizing the borrosvinu, if found necessary, to meet, the appropriation made by the last session, the sum of SI, 100,000.

Why is it that the claim of William F. Gansbert for si,boi.ro should be provided for twice'? Why should it cost S41,000.00 per annum to care for the State House? Why should SI 1,000.00 bo appropriated and paid assistant custodian, .janitors, sweepers and watchmen at the State House'.' in the foregoing list.

TIN' OI LLI'RIPRM'ITY. For a loti^ time it has been apparent that in sume way trade and commerce between the South American States and the l'nited States shmtld lie increased. Europe had a monopoly of this trade, and the question arose, how could the United States get all or a fair share of it? As usual, the Republican partv not only saw the difficulty found the remedy in the laws passed by a Republican Congress, authorizing treaties providing for reciprocal trade relations with South' American States. Jii.o these laws treaties have been made and entered into with P.razil, Cuba, Porto Rico, Santo Dotnintro, I'.ritisli West Indies, Salvador, I'.ritisli Guiana, and Guatemala, and although a begining lias just been made, the results show an increase after only one year, or a little more, of about .•?i0,t)0u,o()0. The

Democratic party, true to its traditions and practice of opposing all great measures, opposed Reciprocity, declared it was a sham, and that no good would come from it, using the same arguments that it used against ievying a tax on steel rails, tin-plate, and other products man ufactured in this country, a:id agains all th(! great measures which ha"" resulted in increa manufactures, and an Increase, in trade and commerce.

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tion. oi' iiviiiu' nufactuivd deereased.

The list of articles admitted free of duty or lax has teen increased until more Roods nre admitted free of ::y than those on which a tax is Kxvurts have increased. Imports of merchandise I have decreased. The balance of iradoj is in our favor ly more than -^.'DO.oOO,000. Kxpurtsof farm products have it,creased and iintmrts of the sanic from other countries have decreased. Trade with South American countries is rapidly sirowins- Farm products are in be.t'er detnand and briny blither prices. The price of agricultural the States of the \Y from S." to sio per acre. More of the necessaries of life can be purchased for less lr.cney than ever before in the history of the country. Better let well enough alone, and keep this prosperity Roinu, rather than experiment in some new direction.

Poor Iri'liiiKl.

The Trisb World says that when the English I'niou Act deprived Irish manufactures of the protection umler which they had grown and prospered, then" was only one. Irish industry that was protected. That was airrietilt lire. When Irish manufactures disappeared, in consequence cf iOngiish competition, there was nothing left for the Irish people to do but till the laud for a living. KtiRlaml was ilia great niarKct for 'he products of Irish farms, ar.d that was a protected market for ninny years after Ireland had witnessed the destruction of her manufactures.

That is just what (!reat lirii&in wants to drive us to under free trade. Compel all our people to go to farming, and give them the markets for the manufacturing without competition. And the Democratic partv seems to be helping Groat Britain all it can to put tlii.the same condition Ireland is in

Birthday Anniversary.

The 84th birthday of the venerable David Meharry, of Shawnee Mound, was celebrated on the Kith by a gremul company of 27 of his immediate relatives and friends, who called in and 6pent a very pleasant day at liis home. He seemed* hopeful of a much longer ife and to all appearances will vet live in any vears to do pood and enjoy life He said: "Tl,e Jiible is the book of all books it fits ovorv case and condition and a Irnasure to me." He bears malice (ovarii none and has charity for all. He has lived at Shawnee Mound since He has been faithful, true and tried and will be greatly missed by the church and community when he is called home to hislinnl reward. Among others present were: Frank Acheson and wife. S. A. E. Heach ard wife, Geo. Hawthorn and wife, G. N. Meharry and wife. The Meharry's have been very inllnential families in this vicinity since as early as There were 6even brothers and one sister, Mary Beach, all I of whom, except two, David and liev I

Samuel, have gone to their home over I the silent river.

$tlO lictrard,

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that isCatarrh. Hall'sCatarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, it requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting dircctl.v upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that tlie.v cannot cure. Send for list of Testimonials.

1-^

England Levies Hig-host Duties in the Worhl. England collects frotn tariff dutie9 8100,000,000 annually,and levies the highest duties of any country in the world. The actual rate Imposed and collceted in 1800 on manufactured tobacco was 422 per cent. S'ippose the Republican tariff of 1800 had imposed any such duty, or one-fourth as high, whatwculd Watterson, Cleveland, Henry George, and other Democratic free-traders say?

And yet the British press are demanding that Mr. Cleveland shall be elected, and that our protective tarifT be repealed. Let us maintain our own policy, and not adopt one to suit Great Rritiai..

I»«y Up.

The second enstallment of taxes must be paid before the first Monday in November, In about three week's now, or tho penalty aud interest will go on. The Democratic State Treasurer wants tho heavily incroased State tax. lie can loan it and make thousands of dollars for himself out of it. There are millions in it for him, for it will De ou hand in large amounts for soveral mouths before needed to tutiet public obligations.

Address, F. .1. Cheney .*: Co., Toledo. O. Sold by ail Druggists, toe.

To vntc astro ight Hcjntbl ii-ti Icier stainji mre mi OWE O.XLi' within the Hfjiia re that surroumls the eagle

SjmiilipnnrsH, or tlie Iilquor ITmblt, Poll1 lively rurpd by ndmlniht^ring I)r. Hniitftt' Viildcn Sprflflf.

It is manufactured as a powdor, which can be Riven in a gloss of beer, a cup of colTcc or tea, or in food, without the knowledge of the patient. It is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker ox an alcoholic wreck. It has been given in thousands of coses, and in every a perfect cure has fol* lowed. It never

KAIIHinstance

The system once impregnat*

ed with the 3peciflc,it becomcs an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. Cures Kui&riHttiH, '. 48 pace book of particulars free. Addreiu 60LDKN el'EOLFIO CO.,186 UaeeSt-.Cluc.uun^C,

The Good Olcl Times. "Then times were gooil, Merchants cared not a rush For any other fare,

Than Johnny cake and mush."

Bub now times have changed, and the plain and simple fare of the forefathers is done away with. Patent Hour, and high seasoned food, and strong drinks, have taken its place, and, as a result, dyspepsia,impure blood, and diseases of the stomach, liver and lungs are numerous. This great change has led of tho most skillful physicians of tho age to study out a remedy for these modern diseases, which he lias named his "Golden Medical Discovery." l)r. Pierce in this leniedy has found a euro for Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption, in its early .stages, and "Liver Complaints.'V

Children Cry for

Pitcher Castoriar

Agents Wanted on Sakry Or eoiiiuns.Tion. lo handle tlie New Intent Cliemienl Ink Knisinjr I'eneil. The quickest und greatest sellinjr novelty ever produced. Kruscs ink tliorouglilv in two eeconds. No alirnsion ol' paper. Works like ma^ric. "'00 to tioo per "ent protit. One Hfxent's saies aniount-

mils in many „f ed to S'i'JO in si.v days. Ai hours. Previous experle st lias increasi'il

Auuther, in two perietice not necessary.

For terms ami lull particulars, address, Tlie Monroe Eraser Mfir Co. LuCro"".e.Wis. 445

"W'^ISTTEID. A REPRESENTATIVE for our FAMILY TREASURY, the greatest I ook ever oil .'red to the pulil|e

A CHRISTMAS 1 RESENT for both old und juniiif.

Our coupon system, wliieli we use in selling this great woik", enables each purchaser to g-et tlie book FREE) so every one purchases. l'or his llrst week one agent's protit, was *KiS.OO. Another $1:U 00, A LADY hus just cleand $1:20 00 for her llrst weeck'* work.

Write lor particular?, and if you can begin

at once send *1.00 for out tit, We give exclu ,-ive territory, and pay larire commissions oi. Ithesal of suti-uirents. Write at once tortile agi ncy lor your county.

Address nil communications to HANI), McNA l./.V CO.. ("lilt AGO.

THE

O I N O E

It, .s fancied by a gratclul patron that the next comet will appear in tlie form of a liugb bo'ile having

Dr. Ridley's

Inscribed on it bold characters. Whether this conceit and high compliment will be verified remains to be seen, but PKOF. RIDLEY will continue to send forth that wonderlul vegetable compound and potent eradicator of diseases. It is the only medicine which will give a new lease of life. It is a positive cure for Dyspepsiu

country in I lnlij»est Ion,'-In onic Stomach Trouble, Kidney Trouble arid Bright'* Disease (in lirst stage.) Catarrh Hiicl Neuralgia vf Stomach, (jive" CompiH in Heart

I rouble. Two taole spoousluli will stop diarrhcea or flux in 30 minutes. is wholly vegetable. For sale by Nye& Booe. Crawfordsville, Ind, who will wholesale and retail it. All leading druggists keep it.

All Recommend

FINE STOCK

For Sale OP Exchange For

SHALL FARn

Imported Draft Brood Mares and their colts and a line 5-year old imported Stallion, sure foal-getter, and line lot of colts as any, in proof of which I ask you to call and see. And a line lot of 4-year down to sucklings. For sale 3 miles south of Crawtordsville on the Charley Edward gravel road at E. C. Griflith'sstock farm.

Stock will be Sold on good Time,

E. C.GRiFFiTH.

O E

and anodyne

expectorant,

A E S

Cherry Pectoral

soothes the

inflamed membrane

and induces sleep.

Prompt to Act

sure to cure.

Ripans Tahnles euro constipation. Ripans Tabules for sour stomach. Ripans Tabules euro bad breath. Ripans Tabules: best liver tonic.

Ripans Tubules pleusunt luxativo. Ripans Tabules ona ivos relief. Ripuns Tabules standard remedy. Kipans Tabules cure liver troubles, liipuns Tabules a fumil.v remedy. Kipans Tubules cure biliousness.

Solid AND Safe.

l'or goinl, SOIKJ protection, the Ohio Farmers iisiirnnrf Co.. is not excelled by any. It lias liuil nearly "D yearsol' experience. Its reputation lor lionesi iind square ileiilinR is pre-emi-nent Assets. *1,TT l.TOii.07, When you insure iret the best which is an Ohio Farmer polcy. ED VOHIS, .'t doors N. of "ourt. house. Ajrent.

Father Mollinger's

ORIGINAL PRESCRIPTIONS. $2..1(l 1.1)11

iUii'iimiitisin Cure (atarrli Cure,

Epileptic Ht Cure. 1.0(1 liloixl Ten, Tor Constipation anil imril'yiiu lilonil, .2,1

Krinrilli's for in re id' all chronic diseases. SEX I) FOK HOOK KltKK.

My inline is tlie only Kuaraiitee ill'the ^eiiHineness of tliest medicines. 1 prepared them fur Father MOIIIUL-IT for seven years. For sale by druirpislH. ©A

WEILL, Allegheny, Pa.

7 Federal St

ROYAL REWARD TOR AN ANSW.I-R, What is the exact date oC fJeorno Wnshinirton's appointment as commander of the American forces?

Thr- TTnm? Jncc-i will give an elegant Thickerlng pure-ioned. upright ninnoto the llrst person un-iwi ring the a'jovo question correctly two llrst-class round-trip railroad tickets to Chicago and return anil admission tickets foi two to World's Fnir grounds to witness dedication of buildings October :!1, ls'.i:.'. for each of next two correct answers a gold decorated China dinner set l'or the fourth correct answer.

An a lilili:)!ial special prize, a beautiful pair of g'lld and pearl opera glasses, will be given for the llrst. correct answer from each state. Kaeh person answering must send llltecn two-cent stamps for 0 mos. subscription to The Home Jr-wcl, tho illustrated lamily paper containing particulars of our prize competition for a freo trip to California or Florida. The object of offering these prizes is to inereuse the circulation of this excellent, family paper. Send to-day and you may sccuro a cor-tly prize. Names of till prize-winners in October number. Write plainly name, postotiiee, express olliee, county and state. Address Y'.'n: Ibunr. Jewel, Suite tiUI, Manhattan itl'li'.. f"lieairo. Ill

CASH

Hi Wfii

For

LOGS

'Pie Cr t\vfor.\-Yil]e Spoke Works war.ts hicknrv and ash loos, second growth, wh,'e oak and hickory bulls.

Highest Cash Prices

Paid.

R. H. MILES,

Manager.

KIRK'S

IAM0N

TAR SOU

Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing.

Cures

Ohapped Hands, WovrndB, Burns, Etc,

Removes and Prevents Dandruff.

AMERICAN FAMILY

SOAP

Well begun is half done.

S A O I O

Unlike unsolubli Cocoas

EDHiG E!T

EXTRA LARGE

rOAK

ROCKER.

Piano

Finish

SPRING BOTTOM,

Plush Covering,

302 and 304

SCAP.

Be«t for General Household Use

OH SAY' brincfout sorwetf tbatar^AJ/TA UV5 SOAP,

Begin your cake of

Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for ail cleaning purposes. Try it.

which ate

Indigestible & Cocoas

—(BEST AND COES FARTHEST leaves no Sediment on the bottom of tho cup

E O S I I E E

KLY BHOTKBH9. W Wamn 8U New York. Prlco 60 eta.

IndiasiapoSisOusinesslJniversr

ACR

AD E" US ME SSSTAND

We've Gin usioit

ri5bt srr?art",ai)d tbe wi^rrjinfolks say jistas loud as I klr? dih ih.fur'crrp about Oitti tljey Wontpeskcrn^e. Vasbfr) masti«7, All of uou fellfcrs keep I r?choi7.|f youdoijt Kin seqei

housework by buying a

adulterate it with starch.

—CJ/fiE roV\.

Jistablislioil 1%0 o|k-h all Hie veur enteruny time inilividu ilinstruction lectures lur^e luriiltimosliort expenses low no fee for Diploma iiHtrictly Business School in an unrivaleil coiniiierciiil center enilorseil nnil patronir.eil liy railroiul, industrial, profcssiouul anil businessino:: wlio employ skilled help no charge for ponltionu unequiileil In the sueeesa of its .-rii(luiiti'H. SEND FOR ELEGANT CATALOGUE. HEEB & OSBORN, '•oprictors.

SHORT HAN D038CHO'P L.

Our Leaders.

A Great Bargain. AlsoComplete Line of S'raw Mattings, Rugs, Oil' Gothland Linoleu ,Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Natural Gas and Gasoline Stoves.

V1J

A. KOSTANZER'S SONS.

Grand Inducements

-To Haulers Of-

THE JOURNAL

presidential ('iiiiipiilK" will lie the mosl intensely into resting and exc-it in^r in ttio nistorv of tlie United Stutes, nnil connl ry people will lie cAtremely anxious to have ail tlio Kcneral und political news and discussions it the day ag prtsenled in a National Journal, in addition to that supplied liy their own local paper. To meet, tins we have entered into a contract with the

NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

-The leading Republican paper ol the l'nited Stales,

Which enables lis to oiler that splendid journal (regular subscription price $1.00 per y»ir and -THE JOURNAL" for one year,

FOR ONLY $1.50, CAS 11 IX ADVANCE.

New York Weekly Tribune, The Journal

South Washington St.

lU'trulur price pcryear

Total-

We Furnish Both Papers One Year For $1,50

Cash In Advance. L.

$1.00 2 5

4 4 4 4 4 4

—$2.25