Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 November 1895 — Page 12

It Rained

and because it did you did not get to town and get one of our bargain thimbles, so I will give you another opportunity and on

Nov. 23 3 cts.

will buy a genuine Aluminum Thimble. 5 cents will buy a genuine Aluminum Thimble and Stick Pin, either worth five time this price. While in we want to show you our fine selection of Watches, Chains, Jewelry of every description, and. the largest line of Clocks, Silverware, and Diamonds ever seen here.

Remember this is at the corner jewelry store of

C. L. ROST.

Do You Smoke?

Did you ever step in and buy a cigar in some new cigar store, light it, give it a few puffs, find it most excellent, go on smoking and find it continues most excellent lor say ten minutes, and then have it turn out a genuine *'cabbage" at the last half? You didn't rush right back there for another of the same sort, did you?

This is the kind of cigars I DON'T sell.

F.C.Bandel

Palace Cigar Store.

IBS

You had better nip these now.

What

Zoa Phora

won't do for WOMANKIND no medicine will.

Sold by Nye & Booe and MofEett & Morgan.

Dr. H. £. Greene,

Priottoe Limited to Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

OFTIO* HOTJBS— 0 to 12 a, m. 2 to 4 p. m.

Joel Blook, Crawfordsvllle, Indiana.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 32, 1895.

Robert Weeks.

On Thursday of last week the friends of Robert Weeks were shocked to hear of his death at Indianapolis. A short time previous it had been the painful duty of his friends to remove him to the asylum for the insane, to be treated for cerebral trouble, but acute meningitis soon developed, which in a few days resulted in his death.

It may be truly said that Robert Weeks was a self made man. In his early youth he determined to acquire an education. After completing the course of study in the common schools, he by persistent effort and strict economy secured sufficient means to enable him to enter school at Valparaiso. Here he remained until he had completed the scientific course. Saving returned he for two years held the principalship of th^ Whitesville school. But aspiring to still greater mental attainments, he, in the spring of 1894. entered Wabash College. Here his upright character wou friends for him among both students and instructors. He had pursued bis studies less than a

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Blizzards in the Northwest—Snow in New York State. There is a chill in the air that is breeding cold nights. There is misery in store if you are not warmly bedded. Don't take any silly chances. Which do you prefer—pneumonia or

BLANKETS,

Soft, warm and woolly ones, with a fleece like fur? Price about two-thirds of last year's cost, maybe less. But prices will be higher as the mercury gets lower. They will st'ffen with the frost.

DRESS GOODS.

por it demands our strongest expressions to describe existing conditions in our Dress Goods Department. We prefer to speak of style and low prices as the distinctive feature, as the stock is crowded with the most exclusive and commendable stuffs in the world. But the price appeal is stronger just now. Our Dress Goods stock is a marvel of half-price, beauty, style and worth. Investigate it for yourself.

CLOAKS.

A well-dressed woman is an impossible climax without a well-fitting coat. Remember, your cloak makes or mars a graceful outfit. Some cloaks are made to pass muster 'till sold. After that Our Cloaks are custom-made. We stand back of every one of them. There is a style and sturdiness, dash and beauty, to them that few garments have! But the catchy thing of all is our reasonable prices. A perfect willingness to give you beauty, worth and wear at almost a wholesale price.

year and a half when death brought an untimely end to his bright career.. His demise has caused a blight to fall upon his family and deep sorrow upon the entire community. His name was everywhere synonomous of honesty and steadfastness of character. To know him was to respect him. He had within him the true spirit of manhood. He loved frankness, despised hypocrisy, and deceit was foreign to his nature. No taint ever attached itself to his name, no slanderous tongue ever assailed his spotless integrity of character. To associate with him was a pleasure, to lose him was a calamity. Words are powerless to express the intense grief felt by the family and friends at his sudden removal. He stood out bold and prominent among his fellow men, marked by strong personality and integrity of purpose. Though slow to act, still when once he had defined his course he pursued it with unyielding constancy until his object was attained.

It has pleased Divine Providence to take from us this noble-hearted young man. And we can but hope that in the life beyond the grave he may enjoy the glory and peace which he so well merited in his brief stay here on earth.

Death is always horrible, and when it deprives the world of a man like Robert Weeks, its horrors are but increased by the sterling worth and faultless value of its victims.

He had the greatest hopes and the loftiest ambitions for the future. And had his life been spared the world could only have profited by his living.

It has been well said that the setting of a great hope is like the setting of the sun. But alas, what intensity is added to the figure when life and hope sink together in the memories of the past.

The family of the deceased have the heart felt sympathies of all in their sad bereavement. A place has been left vacant in their home which never can be filled. And we can only cheer them with the thought that their grief at the loss of a beloved brother here may be doubly requited by meeting him in the Eternal Home.

Free! Free! Free!

Given away for afew only, commencing Saturday, Dec. 14, 1,000 boxes, each containing one week's treatment of Wright's Celery Capsules at Nye & Booe's drug store. Any person afflicted with Liver, Kidney or Stomach Complcints, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headaches, can get one of the boxes free. 1.1-21-lm

FOB pamphlets see THE JOURNAL. CO.. PBINTEBS.

"Unci of All ThingH N«u«r." Ehvood, Intl., Nov. 21.—In an inter^e\v concerning I lie Advent ist. belief regarding the present, Turkish troubles and their relation t-o prophecy, Kldcr W. 11. libert, of Frankton. one of tiie lending exponents of hat, belief, said: "We Seventh Day Adventists believe the present Turkish crisis foreshadows the end of the world, the destruction of its kingdoms and the second coming of Jesus Christ We base our belief upon the fulfillment of prophecy, and see in the present movements of the nations the gathering together of the nations to tight the last great battle of the cent uries—the battle of Armageddon."

A .Suirlde Identified.

Hartford City, Intl., Nov. 21. The identity of I lie dead woman found 011 *.he South side September IS has been settled, Coroner Sage rendering a verdict that she was Alary E. Gardner, whose parents and two brothers live at Washington, [11. Miss Gardner, who had several times threatened suicide, left the house of Mrs. BeJl in Indianapolis August 13, and it is supposed she came here and killed herself. Mrs. Beil recognized the clothing worn by the dead woman us Miss Gardner's.

A l)»ngerou8 Counterfeit.

Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 21.—The secret service officers have discovered that this city has been flooded with a dangerous counterfeit two-dollar bill. One bank teller threw out six that came in with deposits of merchants. The secret revenue agents say it is the most, dangerous counterfeit that has appeared in years. It is about one-eighth of an inch larger than the genuine, and in the portrait. of Windom the eyes are larger than in the original.

Attempt to ftscapo frrustrutcd. Port. Wayne, Ind., Nov. 21.—Sheriff Clausmeierand Deputy Harrod frustrated an attempt by two criminals to escape from jail. William Dully, under arrest here for attempted murder, and who is wanted»for murder in Mansfield, 0., and Henry Shreldoo, a robber, were the prisoners. They had sawed their way from (heir cell to the corridor when the sheriff appeared and secured them. ...»

One Orphaii Still in Danger. Kokomo, Ind., Nov. 21.—All of the patients at the orphans' home who were affected by eating pork in which trichina was found are recovering rapidly with the exception of one little girl, whose condition is still serious. An analysis of a portion of the meat was made by physicians, and it was found to contain trichinae in vast numbers.

Day Set for Powers' Trial.

La ['orto, Ind., Nov. 21,—Judge Hubbard, in the circuit court, set December 3 as the date of the trial of Alon?.o Powers for the murder of William Tratebas. Powers has entered a plea of not guilty, and, while the defense has not been outlined, the belief prevails that the insanity theory will be advanced.

Before you buy Fall Goods. There is going to be some fun at the Old Trade Palace and you had better be. there. Read this "ad." and don't forget it is worth heeding when you come to buy.

We laid the foundation of our Millinery superiority years ago, and each succeeding season has borne fruitful evidence of its further development, step by step forward, to the perfection of to-day. Customers, critics, artists, even cranks, pronounce our present display the most eye-delight-ing, heart-satisfying exhibition of artistic millinery under the sun.

Beauty and economy hand in hand, a wealth of loveliness and a poverty of price.

The kind of stockings your grandmother wore. She knit them herself. You would not wear them. You want them finer, handsomer just as durable, but much more sightly, and a better fit. Come here for them. We have them from 19c a pair up.

Silver threads among the gold. A flash of sunshine, a glimmering moonbeam, flowers flung by fairy hands, caught by the artist, fed to the flying loom, presto! it is silk. They are here. We have them. We describe them as our faucy paints them. But how under the sun the manufacturer is supported, the weaver and dyer are fed, duties met and transportation paid out of the price we ask for them, will astonish you when you price them, as it has already puzzled us!

Don't forget the above facts. The Trade Palace is chuck full of Fall and Winter Goods which we mean to cut out of our stock at once, which means bargains for our customers. Respectfully Yours,

Prescription Druggists, The Binford Corner.

Have You Seen

The Cabinets

$1.50 per Dozen?

You've been paying nearly twice that TTT Ui

jjj much for the same thing at other gallerjjj

ies. Don't do it any more. Go to

AT Christmas presents. iU

WILLIS & ri'QUOWN'S

Vncl save some extra change for your

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5JE 3E 3£ 3K

We Invite Inspection.

From patrons to the cleanliness of our Prescription DepartmentWe are factors of fine Pharmacutical Preparations and articles for the sick. We make a specialty of dispensing Physicians' Prescriptions. We deal in ail kinds of foreign and domestic mineral waters, chemicals and drugs. We have the. largest assortment of Trusses in the county. An expert fits trusses. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Whitenack & Cotton.

THINK.

CARPETS,

WALL PAPERAND DRAPERIES

We will sell you a Carpet, make it and fit it to your floor without the least inconvenience to you because of the extra labor. All Draperies and Shades fitted and hung in position. We charge you less for the finished job than you paid for the bare goods last year. Competitors may advertise, but the fact remains the same.

The Trade Palace is headquarters on floor, wall and window coverings in Crawfordville. The larger stock and cut prices now on, making it the popular buying place.

LINEN.

Yankee Linens—that's what they are! Made in Ireland for the American market. They are honestly made to meet the requirements of the Americah people, for a superior satin-surfaced linen that will wash and wear right. These are honest goods the price might honestly be onethird higher.

UNDERWEAR,

The nicest, softest, warmest you ever saw, suitable for all from the infant yt to the aged. The extremely low prices in these departments open your %lg eyes in astonishment and your pocket book with pleasure while you supply yourselves with those garments so essential to good health. tfk

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