Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 November 1898 — Page 4

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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1898.

THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

State Ticket.

For Secretary of State, UNION BANNER HUNT, Winchester.

For Auditor of State, WM. H. HART, Frankfort. For Treasurer of State.

LEOPOLD LEVY, Huntington. For Attornev-General,

WM. L.TAYLOR. Indianapolis.

For Clerk of Supreme Court. ROBKRT A BROWN, Franklin. ForSupt. Public Instruction,

FRANK L. JONES. Tipton. For State Statistician.

JOHN B. CONNER, Indianapolis. For State Geologist. WILLIS 8. BLATCBLEY,

Terre Haute.

For Judges Supreme Court. Second District, ALEXANDER DOWLING.

New Albany. Third District, JOHN V. HADLET,

Danville.

Fifth District.

FRANCIS E. BAKER, Goshen.

County Ticket.

For Congress—Ninth District, CHARLES B. LANDIS. For Joint Representative,

SAMUEL R. ARTMAN. For Representative, CAPT. A. M. SCOTT. For Prosecuting Attorney,

WILLIAM M. REEVES. For Auditor, WILLIAM M. WHITE.

For Treasurer, HOWARD ONEAL. For Sheriff, GEORGE HULTZ.

For Surveyor. lyor. LRDING.

JAMES A. HA For Coroner, DR. T. Z. BALL. Commissioner—First District,

HANNIBAL TROUT.

For Commissioner—Third District, ALBERT T. HORNBAKER. For Justices of the Peace—Union Township.

WILLIAM G. HANNA. WILLIAM H. BROWN, STEPHEN A. STILwm.L.

MERRICK Y. BUCK.

For Constables—Union Township. ABRAHAM H. HERNLEY. JESSE TOML1NSON. 1

HENRY AVRAY. JOHN BYERS.

LOAD your gun for the campaign liar.

FRANCE is no longer worthy of the name of Republic it is a military despotism,

SOUND money, or cheap money, which will you have? ,i§}That is the question to be settled on (November 8.

WHAT was it the Democrats said against the Dingley tariff? Have not heard them say anything? cStrange, inexplicable!

IT will be rather difficult to interest the people in currency expansion as long as the tread is BO strong in favor of territorial expansion.

OLD Spain is making her last stand against Uncle Sam, who pities her sufficiently in her weakness to have considerable patience^with her.

THE United States peace commissioners are not giving satisfaction to the Democratic campaign managers. Neither are they coming up to the anticipations of Spain.

Now that it has been disclosed that Ool. Bryan has not aBked to be discharged, perhaps some of his over zealous friends may be induced to di9pedal their indignation.

THINGS have come to a pretty pass when a Methodist official board cannot meet in the church to discuss the affairs of the iconference year without being accused of conspiring to buy votes.

THE JOUKNAL has no election eve lies to tell at the expense of Democratic candidates. It even refrains from caustic truths. The policy of defamation of candidates is a dishonorable one and THK JOURNAL'S policy is to present issues rather than to circulate bad stories.

THE breaking down of all their chargeB against Secretary Alger is the cause of the sudden disappearance of that gentleman's name from the columns of many papers that used to be studded with it. So it goes. Much noise about anything is the substance of the political columns of Democratic newspapers.

THE Cubans are determined to be not only free, but independent as well, and that in short order. Patience, gentlemen, it is our duty to see first if you are capable of being independent, and the less hurry and impatience you display, the shorter will be the period of probation.

DEM.

Democratic Ticket.

For Secretary of State,

DEM.

HUGH DOUGHERTY.

For Attorney General,

JOHN G. McNUTT.

DEM.

For Clerk Supreme Court,

For Superintendent Publio Instruction,

DEM.

For Chief of Bureau of Statistics,

JAMES S. GUTHRIE.

For State Geologist,

DEM.

EDWARD BARRETT.

For Judge Supreme Court Third District,

DEM.

JAMES MoOABE.

DEM.

You must get your ballots and the blue pencil of the polling clerks in the election room.

There will be three ballots. The state ballot on red paper, the county ballot on white paper and the town' ship ballot on yellow paper.

To vote a straight Republican ticket make a cross, thus x, within the large circle at the head of the ticket and no other place. This circle has the eagle in it.

To vote a mixed ticket, do not mark in the large circle at head of the ticket, but make a cross, thus X, on the small square to the left of the name of each candidate for whom you desire to vote.

In marking your ballot use only the blue pencil handed to you by the polling clerk. Do not try to stamp the ticket with the pencil.

The ballots must be folded separate' ly and folded so that the initials of the poll clerk on the back of the bal' lot shall show. Prepare one ballot and fold it before preparing the next. In this way you will avoid mistakes.

THE auditor of Montgomery county handles the 'school fund of $175,000. A responsible and trusty man should be in this place. A Republican auditor and a Republican board have reduoed the county debt from a bonded debt of $75,000 and a floating debt of over 89,000, to a total debt of 828,000. This has been done in less than three years and has been done with a constantly decreasing tax levy.

GEORGT HCLTZ, the Republican candidate for sheriff is a young man who deserves the support of every Republican in the county. He is self made, a hard worker, eminently competent, and strictly honest.

A VOTE for a Democratic candidate this election is a vote to put a feather in the cap of Charles E. Davis.

THE Republicans have always got the worat of it in trading. Don't do it this year.

NIHBTY-EIGHT cent blankets for 49c. at Myers & Oharni's, a world beater.

Republican Ticket.

ii i:

SAMUEL M. RALSTON.

For Auditor of State,

JOHN W. MINOR.

For Treasurer of State,

For Secretary of State, UNION B. HUNT.

ki:P.

For Auditor of State,

.LEOPOLD LEVY

For Attorney General,

REP.

WILLIAM L. TAYLOR.

REP.

HENRY WARRUJI.

For Clerk Supreme Court,

KOBEIIT A. BROWN.

tor Superintendent Public Instruction,

REP.

WILLIAM B. SINCLAIR.

FRANK L. JONES.

For Chief of Bureau of Statistic?,

REP.

JOHN B. CONNER.

REP.

For Judge Supreme Court, Second District, MELCHERT Z. STANNARD.

DEM.

For Judge Supreme Court, Fifth District,

For State Geologist,

WILLIS S. BLATCHLEY.

For Judge Supreme Court, Second District, v-

REP.

ALEXANDER DOWLING.

For Judge Supreme Court, Third District,

REi'.

JOHN Y. HADLEY.

REP.

TIMOTHY E. HOWARD.

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS.

It will be well to note the following instructions, as the law has been changed since the election of two years ago!

TIIE JOURNAL, has indulged in none of that silly business known as campaign lying. It is a dishonorable as well as out-of date weapon. And besides it keeps us busy exposing the falsity of the opposition party's tales and telling the good reasons why the Republican policy and ticket, both national and local, should be supported. Therefore we are justified in asking that all stories detrimental to the Republican candidates which are sprung at this late day be utterly discredited.

AT THE COURT HOUSE.

Marriage License.

Elisha W. Layne and Anna Borst. Wm. A. Hitch and Laura B. Moore. Marvin Dyer Britts and Goldie Dewey

John 0- Conrad and Fannie S. Vanarsdall. You can save from 10c to 50c OD every pieoe of underwear you buy at Uytn & Charni's.

SAMPLE OF STATE BALLOT.

you want to Vote a STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET, mate a

Within the Circle Containing the EAGLE at the Head

the Second Column of the Ballot.

•s .00

Prohibition Ticket.

FR0H1.

For Secretary of State,

AARON WORTH.

PROHI.

WILLIAM H. HART.

RliP.

For Treasurer of State,

For Auditor of State,

DAVID M. SHOEMAKER.

pRom.

JOHN F. KINSEY.

PRoni.

For Attorney General,

BENJAMIN F. WATSON.

PROITI.

For Clerk Supreme Court,

DAVID W. WELCH.

For Superintendent Public Instruction,

FRom.

ELCHARLES A. DEVORE.

For Chief of Bureau of Statistics,

PROHI.

JOHN O. LEDBETTER.

PROHI.

For Judge Supreme Court, Fifth District,

FRANCIS E. BAKER.

THE dark lantern methods of the Damocratic campaign committee are strongly illustrated by an attempt to defeat Chairman Babcock for re-elec-tion to the bouse of representatives, in which body he fills the very important position of chairman of the committee on the District of Columbia. At one of the meetings of the Central Labor Union, in the midnight hour when all the bad spirits are presumed to get in a good deal of work, and when that meeting had been deserted by about everybody except a small number of conspirators, a well-known professional labor leader offered a set of resolutions calling upon the voters in Mr. Babcock's district to "turn him down" because he is opposed to the franchise in the District of Columbia, (as are two-thirds of its inhabitants), and because he is charged with being au enemy of labor. The resolution was rushed through and the mover rushed out with it, affixed the name of the president and secretary of the Central Labor Union to it without their knowledge and consent, then rushed to the Democratic headquarters and the Democratic committee secretly had 25,000 copies printed for distribution. But the scheme leaked, the Central Labor Union took the matter up, appointed a committee to investigate the charges, and that investigating committee reported and stated that Mr Habcock had been a consistent friend of labor, and pointed to several important succetsful efforts of his in their behalf. The Central Labor Union adopted this report and censured the conspirators.

For State Geologist,

VERNE E. BALDWIN.

For Judge Supreme Oeurt, Second Distriot,

PROHI.

For Judge Supreme Court, Third District,

PROHI.

For Judge Supreme Court, Fifth District,

FROM.

FRUITS.

The supper at Ridge Farm last Friday night was very well attended. There is talk of reorganizing the Sunday school here in the near future.

Oliver Peacock and wife, of Rockville, visited his brother, Simon, here last week.

ThomaB Livengood, of the city, haB has been re-roofing a barn for the Livingston Bros.

Joseph Wilkinson is putting up 40 rods of wire fence for Dan Mclntyre, of Crawfordsville.

Rev. Henson, of Waynetown, will preach here at Ridge Farm school house Sunday afternoon, Nov. 6 at 3 o'clock.

Charley Hughes came over from Indianapolis Wednesday to attend his grandmother's funeral. He returned to that city Sunday.

Mrs. David Stonebraker and two eons and daughters, accompanied by George Harwood. of Veedersburg, visited Joseph Wilkinson and wife Wednesday.

While Walter Fink was called away on business Tuesday afternoon Miss Rena McClure acted as teacher. Although it was her first experience she made a good impression.

Chicago Markets.

Wheat— Opening High Low Close. Cash 66^ Dec 66% 67 664 66%-% May- 67J4 07% 67 67

Corn-

Cash 32 Dec- 32H-V4 32*fi 32 32J4 May 38%-34 84J4 83M 34&b

Oats—

Cash.

Lard—

Bide Bhoulder3..........™.— Lard per pound Potatoes

Dec 24!* 233i '24 May 24% 94 25 24% 25 Pork— PNGV* OIUO Jan .......... 9.00 9.07 0.00 9.07b

Cash 4.96*97 Jan-..V.V.-'..4.97 5.05 4.97 5.02 Ribs— F]AOH 4IUO Jan.-....".'"4.65 4.07 4.65 4.67b

Hoss—Heceiots, 38,000, prices opened steady, closed weak left over yesterday, 5.264.

Mixed $3.30 @3.72 Heavy 3.20 @}5.70 Hough 3.20 (5*8.72 Light 3.26 ©8.66 Estimated to-morrow, 30,000. Grain receipts to-day—Chicago, 300 wheat. 362 corn, 290 oats Minneapolis, 717 wheat Duiutb. 484 wheat.

Cars estimated to morrow Wheat 800, corn 575, oats 215.

Local Markets.

Crawt'ordsvlllo dealers were paying owing prices for produce yesterday: Wheat per bushel Corn, old new Oats, Rye Timothy Hay Butter Bg«s Hens Spring Chicks Old Turkey toms Young Old hens Young" Ducks Geese Cocks Countr} hams

the fol-

People's Ticket.

PEOPL.

65 28 26 20 40

6@0 12K 18 6 5 4 7K 6 7K 4 8H 2 8 (6 6

The Journal Co., Artistic Printer*

For Secretary of State,

DR. H. H. MORRISON.

PEOPL

For Treasurer of State,

For Auditor of State,

PEOPL.

PEOPL,

CAPTAIN J. H. ALLEN.

For Judge Supreme Court, Second District,

PEOPL.

JOHN O. GREENE.

For Judge Supreme Court, Third District.

PEOrL

WILLIAM P. ATKINSON.

For Judge Supreme Court, Fifth District,

19 lbs. fine Granulated Sugar for... .....$1.00

20 Kldgewood A sugar for 1.00

21 Kldgewood Extra sugar for 1.00

25 John's Beat flour for .48

60 John's Best flour for 83

26 O. K. flour for 43

60 O. K. flour for 83

26 Sleepy Bye flour, spring wheat 50

50 Sleepy Eye flour, spring wheat.95

60 Minnesota Chief flour, spring

wheat, straight .76

1 gallon fine syrup for 19

1 best Cider Vinegar for 12

1 best Oil for .08

110c package Corn Starch for 04 8 lbs. best Lard for— 22 8 Bacon for 28 Armour's Star Hams, per pound ..lOHjc Armour's Regular Hams 9^c Armour's Picnic Hams 6'Ac

Every article in the house reduced

1st door South First National Bank.

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Socialist Labor Ticket.

For Secretary of State,

LAB.

WILLIAM YOOHUM.

LAB.

W. H. H. PARKS.

For Treasurer of State,

For Auditor of State,

GUSTAVE REMPLER.

LAB.

F. M. BROWN.

For Attorney General,

For Clerk Supreme Court,

For Superintendent Publio Instruction,

PEOPL,

EDGAR PACKARD.

For Chief of Bureau of Statistics,

PEOPL.

PEOPL

For State Geologist,

THE WHITE HOUSE Cash Grocery.

Horse Goods Our Specialty

•:'V- —OUB 8TOCK OF

Robes and Horse Blankets

is not surpassed in the city. Our priceB are as low aa quality will permit. A few buggies to sell at a discount. We don't want to carry them over winter.

Joe E. Pisher.

ii??.: Clore Block, Crawfordsville.

For Treasurer of State,

FRANK HELBIOH.

LAB.

TILLMAN E. BALLARD.

For Attorney GeneraU

LAB.

ROBERT W. TODD.

For Clerk Supreme Court,

For Superintendent Publio Instruction,

LAB.

CHARLES BEAM.

For Chief of Bureau of Statistics,

LAB.

L. U. ADAMS.

D. E. MEYERS.

LAB.

For State Geologist,

For Judge Supreme Court, Second District,

PHILIP H. MORE.

NELSON J. BOZARTH.

Does It Pay

To Pay Cash for Your Goods?

Read a few of our Prices and see..

For Judge Supreme Court, Third District,

LAB.

For Judge Supreme Court, Fifth District,

Fancy Butterine, something fine....... I .1

Package Coffee 8Hc

Best 26c Brooms for .20

A good Broom for 08

6 lb. tin bucket Assorted Butters for 18

1 bbl, Salt, fine or medium .70

1 8 pound can California Lemon Cling

Peaches, in heavy sugar syrup for 14

Best Standard Corn for 07:

Our I2%c Corn for .09

Best Standard Tomatoes 7%c-

Our 60c Gunpowder Tea, per pound., 46

Our 90c Gunpowder Tea, per pound 60

Our Young Hyson Tea, per pound 30

Good Toilet Soap, per cake 01 Good Laundry Soap, 3 cakes for 06

Good Laundry Soap, 16 cakes for 25

Quaker Oats for 09

Star Tobacco, per pound 40

in price. Call aad give us a trial*

W. F. ROBB, Prop.