Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 October 1900 — Page 12

GAYLORD S. McCLUER,

Attorney at Law.

Real Khiatt' and 1'rulaie matters caretully manured. Wills. coinr«i:t and teatseK ure pared. General nra^tirt

Notary Public—115 S, Greca Street Opposite Poatofflce.

R-I-P-A-N-S

Indigestion, liver troubles Mot with K.I.P.A.N.S, u.eit like bubbles Const,iP'Uion, biliousness Ranis lntnnotblDKue»B Achinc bones and dizzy bead, Fiy asautumn leavesoare sped Cheat) and nandr, tin the thin?. Trv their—sure relief tbey brlDi

HOW'S THIS FOR A DULL MONTH?

I,ust month'l sold lie W m. Durham home •Rev. Kerr lion on Pike street, a half interest in tho Porter rotary eupine, house and lot in Highland to Mfvt Mump, bouse and lot for the Miiponic lodue, the Engine House procery, lots in Highland to Mr. Kiee and Howard CunniDjihum, and other property »Bi:re^atinKl#35.0P(). As to Honorable and fair deilinp I refer you to any of these parlies, Come and see nie, either to buy or sell.

ANDREW TOWNSLEY.

Campbell Building.

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Good Things

2 E a

New Cape Ccd Cranberries. 0

Jersey Sweet Potatoes JC "X "7 Fine Michigan Peaches jg

Sweet Spanish Onions^ 3C

0 Also HOLLAND Seed Cabbage^

S Cash F*y's,

a 126 W.

Main St,

MONEY

Willi

O A N

We now h'ive an un icnir.ed amount of money to loan on improved farms at 5 per cent., interest, irrantnie the privilege of pnylnp any or ail of loan at th

end of first year,

or any time thereafter. No gold nine. Piiy all interest and partial piym^ms at. our office. Wo ask no aiuirViHOiuen t. and examine all farms ourselves. N jiublicity whatever Money on dapovi'. and .can close loans without delay or red tape. Call or write us furtuer particulars. l'li.WK C. KVAXS A CO. 107 North Green M. Office

A. S. lemeniH.

Agent Home of New York.

Interest ciid On Deposits,

and the duties ofiExecutor. Trustee. Guardian or Administrator carefully and scrupulously executed. Bonds in any sum furnished reasonably. and all the business of a Trust Company transacted by home men. Information will be furnished cheerfully and it will be to your interest to consult us.

Crawfordsville Trust Company.'

Office —Corner Main and Green sts Over American.

Partial List Of Premiums

That we give

Free

With Cash Purchases at Our Store)

Beautiful 1'ieturcs, vmue 00c.

free

free with

jo pan• iiiisi-. Beautiful I'letures. frarne 18x21, value $1.50 friewi h*.0 purehas-'. lieautiful pictures, frurne 2ti.\30, value $2.."0.

Willi *13

piirolntse.

Beautiful piciurep. frame 26.\-:io. value

5-.1 'je, free with

cut -li»v... r-

maiKiiuiiiBiBiBii

Purchases do not have to be made ail at one time, as you can save up coupons until you have the correct amount. These tickets are transferable.

Why Do We Do This?

We have been spending each year a large amount of money in advertising our business, for you know everyone has to advertise: in this way you come in for your share of this fund.

Star Shoe House,

A. B. Mets, Prop.

218 K. Alain St.—Olip. The Bie Store.

Married. •..•••

John V. Nichols, of New Market, and Lola E. Howard, of this city, were married last Thursday at seven o'clock

by 'Squire Stilwell at his residence. 700 south Walnut street.

To Be Greatly Improved.

second story in the rear, and other im-1 "pKN-AK.XNDA

provements are being made in D. L.

Lee's grocery, and when completed it

will be one of the handsomest stores in the state.

Divorce Refused.

The divorce case of Mrs. James Oliver Colliners against her husband came up last Fridav in the circuit court and

side track at Cherry Grove and is putting in a ^passing siding at the Soap Factory school house. A siding is also being constructed at the A. ,1. McCleiland farm where it is said an elevator is to be built.

I Onroute to China. I Albert llenrv has received a lettor from his brother. Serg. Frank

Henry of the loth U. S. infantry, written enroute to China. The letter was mailed at Nagasaki. Japan, and Frank reported that up to that place the voyage had been a delight.

Approaching Marriage.

Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Mis? Willetta Shepherd, daughter of Thomas Shepherd, to Mr. Bennett B. Engle. The ceremony will occur on Wednesday evening, Oct. 10, at. S:3i o'clock, at the Trinity M. E. church. Mr. and Mrs. Engle will be lit home in Englewood after November 14.

abo'jt it now I They desire all persons to save every 'article from an old hat to a threshing machine for the forthcoming great I rummage sale for the Union hospital fund.

Morse Thief Defectives.

The Horse Thief Detectives of MontI sromery county held their semi-annual meeting at the court house la=t week land, elected the following corps of officers: l'res.—,T. G. Johnson. :k Yice-Pres.—T. J. Sutton.

the evidence was heard bygJudgeWest, the interior, miles oast of the Manila who carefully investigated the bone ofi & Dagupen Railway, the only railway contention. He refused to grant the I in the group of islands to the best of decree. my knowledge. The chief products of

McKinley Pictures.

A third consignment of McKinley pictures has been received Chairman Bonnell* and a number of them have been left at

he ournal

office

for distribution to those desiring to place them in the windows of their residences. They can be obtained at

he ournal

otlice or at the Re

publican headquarters free of charge.

A Rummage Sale.

The rummage sale last spring for the diary since my enlistment: July 2lJ, hospital fund was a great success. It 11890, enlisted at Fargo. N. D.: Aug. 25, was announced then that there would mobilized at Ft. Logan. Colo.: Sept. l(j, be another one this fall for the same sailed from San Francisco, Cal., arrived purpose, and the ladies are talking at Honolulu. H. I... Sept. 24th: at Hon-

Sec'y and Treas.—( 'has. MoKinney. The grand annual national meeting

was held at Greensburg this week"

the initial session oecurin evening.

on Monday

Institute.

The time for holding the township institutes for the school term commencing Sept. 24, 1900, is as follows: I First Saturday in each month. FrankII in. tirst section of Union. Brown and

Coal Creek. Second Saturday, Clark. Sugar Creek, Wayne and second section of Union.

Third Saturday, Madison. Scott.Walnut and Ripley. W

ard

C. W

alkup.

County superintendent of schools.

Mrs. Mary B. Burk.

Mrs. Mary B. Burk, relict of Oliver A. Burk, died at 7 o'clock Fridav morning at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Jerome Wray. at the advanced age of bG years. She was born in Fleming county. Kentucky. Aug. 11. 1814. She was married to Oliver A. Burk on May 24. lb.!2. Moved frt Butler county, Ohio, to Crawfordsville, in lfe40 and has lived here ever since. She united with the Methodist Episcopal church in 18 "»s, and has for 42 years lived a devoted Christian life. She was a friend to everyone and loved by all who knew her. To know her was to love her. She was a devoted wife and a lovinsr mother. She leaves a large family of children and friends to mourn her loss. Fight children survive her, five girls and three boys, twenty-three grandchildren and thirtythree great grandchildren., ~r*

The funeral services were conducted at the residence of Jerome Wray, 70f Liberty street, at 1:.'!0 Sunday afternoon by Kev. T. 1). Fytl'e. Interment at the Huttoti cemetery, northeast of the citv.

Foil sprains, swellings and lameness there is nothing so good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by Nye Booe, druggists.

llalf of Happiness

Depends upon the stomach. If you have no constipation, indigestion, chronic sick headache, summer complaint or any other trouble of stomach or bowels, you ought to be happy— usually are. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin ride you of these ills. It's pleasant and powerful. It doesn't cost $1 to try it, 10 doses 10 cents, at Nye & Booe's drug store.

CHARLEY BYRD.

He Has Been tn the Worst of the Fighting In the Philippines.

he ournal is

A handsome new plate glass front, a

Monon Switches. this part of the island are rice and toThe Monon road is shortening its bacco: of course some cocoanuts and

bananas and radishes. They grow onions in flower pots as something nice to be seen. Garlic of course they relish. 1 understand the south or lower portion of Luzon is the fruit belt. The chief food or (chow-chow) of the natives is a mixture of soured rice and garlic, which will readily inform a person of its existence if within four blocks dis-

tance. The chief infirmity of the peopie is swelling of the stomach, caused by a constant use of rice, and is in seven cases out of ten fatal. The health of the company has been fair since our lauding on the island. We have opera tod in the mountains mainly since arriving here eight months ago. It is six miles to the foot of the mountains, which rise up suddenly from a low llat plain. There is a mountain chain extending north and south along east coast, with a plain between them, the average width of which I would judge is about i0 to 100 miles. "There are several rivers here in Luzon, the principal ones being the Pasaig and Reo Grande. The. Reo Checo flows through this town.

principal woods here are mahogany, ebony, and rosewood. I have crossed a number of bridges built of mahogany lumber sawed out by hand. If I had the price of anyone of them in the states 1 could buy my wife probably enough drei-se for the season.

olulu two days. (Jet. 14, 1899, arrived at Manila: Oct. lf. landed: Oct. 10, arrived at Pasaig, three miies. In seven days started on the long, northern expedition of the island via San Fernando, Mexico. St. Anna, Sanisidro C'abanatwan, Alagwah. Victoria, along the eastern mountain towns, thence west to the Hagupen & Manila Railway, striking Batista. Had a severe light there. Thence to Biting Bang, Iagupen, San Fabia, St. NichI olas. Tying St. Jose, and arrived at K-Peneranda Dec. lo, ISO'.i. j# "March lHth, 1900, had a fight at the

mountain stronghold (Walleweegi. We

killed :!0 of the enern ca tul,ed 10

I prisoners, 10 rilles, ponies with

equipments and 2,000 rounds of ammunition: recaptured one American horse and three pack mules. One of our boys was slightly wounded in the leg. This is all Co. I's. work, the only company that participated. June .'J, 1900, we had our second fight, Cos. I and C, 34th Vols, and A Co. 22nd Infantry. Captain

Saboo Springs in the mountains. June

THE CllAWFORDSYILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL

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letter from an old Crawfords-

company M: As

ug 11 1900

DEAR ournal and omkades of old

this is a handy way

to correspond with you all, I take my pen to inform you of my health anil environments and such other matters as 1 think you care to know. "We are quartered about 70 or SO miles north and some cast of Manila, in

Several of the enemy killed and wounded. We continued to d.- vet.hem through the heavy wooded mountains. July il.'l and 24 we had a running skirraish fight. It rained steady day and I night. July 25, at 8 a. m., the enemy

Godfrey and one private of A Co., 22nd Twenty third avenue PresbyInfantry killed. June 11. we ,had our terian church. The child had been a third fight. Killed seven of the en-1 sulierer from heart trouble for a numemy and recaptured one wounded her of months. American. We used the one pound Married at Colfax. mountain gun in the neighborhood of

Uth we had our fourth fight, five miles from Peneranda, at Pipia. Forty of the enemy killed. 10 rifles captured, one insurrector captain killed. We lost live American horses, first sergeant I troop G, 4th U. S Cav. killed, private

stone fortress. We had three hours' hard fighting. Sergeant Bartelson was hit in the left knee and our quarters shot up terribly in the roof. It was a I

L)u(T, Co. I, l!4th Vol. wounded in left' side. Our Major Wheeler's horse was shot from under him and Mauser bul l.".s whistled like —1. We engaeed 300 insurrectors with one troop of IJ. S cavalry and two companies of infantry. ''July 4th, at 11 p. rn., were attacked I Death of Mrs. Matilda J. Compton. by i00 insurrector». Havinir received I Mrs. Matilda J. Compton, telictof information from Iriendlv natives we Fli Compton, died last Friday shortly wen." prepared.. We had our position before five o'clock at the family resiand were waiting for them behind our dence on west .Market, street. She was

very dark night and our aim was not the esteem of all who knew her. The sure. We captured one wounded en-1 funeral took place at the residence emy. The next morning he told us we on Monday morning at ten o'clock, inhad killed one of their captains and terment at Oak Mill. thirty men. Our hospital was literally riddled with bullets. Three Mausers passed through the tea kettle. We shot the shacks down the streets full of holes. Now our roof leaks. We had all of our sick behind the stone walls. The enemy had no artilery. July 10th we started on a mountain expedition. After getting into them 25 miles our pack train was fired on. We had one mule killed. July 20th the fight commenced proper at 1,800 yards. Several Mauzers cut the grass around us and now we are again in the neighborhood of Saboo Springs. My Krag-Jorgison is getting pretty warm. Wright, of Co. C, 34th Vol., shot in the left leg.

opened fire upon us. Capt. Gibson, of Co. C. was shot through, the jaw, left aVm and chest with a Mauser bullet. He hasn't been able to speak since shot. Murphy, of Co. C, 34th, has the top of his head blown off in a hand to' hand bushwhack fight. Leary, Co. I, was shot through the heart. Two of the 22d Inf. boys were killed and three wounded. Five of Co. C, .'Uth, were wounded. My gun strap was shot in two by a Remington. Most of the fighting was done at too long range for Remingtons to do execution. We still drive the enemy until ho joins his force with Texan, the insurgent leader at Saboo Springs, whore companies of the 22d infantry, cavalry and McBee scouts routed them .vith great loss, Co. I having1 been ordered back to Penaramla with the wounded. "Well, this is all up to date of the principal items of interest. Of course there are several minor incidents. "I remain as ever, the friend and well wisher of

readers,

he ournal

PPl

ause

•I will now give you a sample of my occurred the death if Miss Lvdia

and its

harles ryd,

Co. I. 34th Vol. Inf.

"N. B.—I would love to meet the boys of my old Co. M, loSth Ind. Vol. Give them mv regards."

AT GARFIELD.

W. T. Whlttington Addresses a Large Crowd on Political Issues.

The weather last Friday was abominable but nevertheless W. T. Whittington was accorded a great crowd at GarGeld where he spoke on the political issues of the day. The hall was packed and remained so throughout the sueech, which was frequently interrupted by The *(U1(^

The effort was a telling

one and made a splendid impression. The Republicans of the Garfield neighborhood are wide awake this year raid there is no apathy in that quarter.

Death of Miss Lydla Burke. Last Thursday about o'clock at the family residence on east Main street

Burke. She had been a sufferer for two years, her pain for the past mon'Ji having been intense, yet all was borne with a patience and Christian fortitude rarely evidenced. The funeral took a S a a a a 2 o'clock, the services being conducted by Dr. Wallace Tharp. The interment was at Oak Mill.

Miss Burke spent her life in Craw-

Acyat. fordsville and of its usefulness and beauty all who knew her are witness*?.*. It was one of rare devotion and commended itself by its works. She was a consistent member of the Christian: church and her religion shone no lessin the home than in the saiiu.uary,.,,,„

Her Child Is Laid to Kcst. Denver :Col. Banked with llowers. the tributes from the many friends which he had made in his short: life on this earth, the little body of Austin Norwood Tomlinson, the sixyear old son and only child of Mrs. Edith G. Tomlinson, was yesterday laid to rest at Fairmount cemetery. The little boy died Saturday afternoon from heart failure. The services at his mother's house, :t24 Eighteenth avenue, were conducted by Kev. F. E. Smiley,

0CCurred

Sept

June

the marriage of

Dp LeRoy C()yneI ofWaveland

and Miss Laura F. White, of Colfax, at

the home of the bride at that place. Dr. Coyner is beginning a lucrative practice in our neighboring town, and nas secured as his wife one of the exof Colfax. The ceremony was performed by Hev T. D. Fytl'e. of this city. A sad feature of ihe occasion was the ^recent death of a brother of the bride at Galveston, he being detailed on duty as a soldier at that place.

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eighty-two years of age the 17th of last August and had been in failing health for some time. She had long been a resident of Crawfordsville and enioved

Plans Accepted.

The plans of architect H. W. Foltz, of Indianapolis, have been accepted for the residence of the president of Wabash College. The style will be colonial and the construction will be of brick, with stone trimmings. It will be ready for occupancy by early spring.

DrJeaiei'sfiOLDEN RELIEF

•f

THE, SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Text of tl»e

LESSON FOURTH QUAFtTEVl, INTER* SttCCeSS of

NATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 7.

ckkoii

l.uke xiv, 1-14,

Memory Vernon. 1--1I—Uolrien Text, I.nlii' ilv,

11 —_'iuiii«mi

tury 're-j

pared the Hev. U. 51. Stearns.

Israel as their Messiah, if perchance H.ey

will aeeept llim. that lie may set up on earth iv kuiirdniii of which the prophets I had spoken and for which some devout ones were winching iLuke ii.

3S:

Acts

i, 'ii. lmi instead of receiviim Him they liate llim and watch Ilini and seek to finil something airainst llim that they may killlhiu iMath. xii, 14: John v, 101. l'. Heint' uiiointed with the IIolv Ghost and with jiower. He went about doing pood and Uealins all that were oppressed of tin- devil (Arts x. oS). ami every sick or sufl'erinji one with whom lie eame in contact gave llim an opportunity to show the work of God (John i.\, Ii: si. 4 i. 11 seems to l)ave gone willingly where He was invited, l.ut always, as when He was years old. ahout His Father's business. He was always living belore God and doing that which was pleasing I in His sight. I 4. "He took him and healed him and j: Icr lii'.n go." In chiipter sin. 14. read lhat a ruler of a synagogue was indignant hecae.se .Tesus had healed on the Sal'ihnth day, so now He says to the !'ivyers a:: 1 1'harisees, "Is it lawful to heal en the Paldniili day':" Hut they wie.ild not answer Him. s. lie just hcaU'd him I and let him fio. Kvery such miracle was a foreshadowing .it' the kingdom where I "the inhahitant sliall not say. I am sick, and tho people that dwell therein shall he f.irgivcn their iniquity." Tlie blind shi',11 sie. the deaf shall hear, the lame shall leap as a hart, and the tomrtu. of the ditnib sing: joy and gladness shall prevail, and sorrow and sighing shall lice

away (Isa. \x.\iii. J!: ssw, •. lui, (i. "They could answer Him again to these tilings." Sometimes t!i talked bacn to Hun. and very wickedly, while at others they seemed awed bef-.re Una. How solemn it will be when His

C"l. i, 1M. Even at the Passover and 'lie supper on the uisrlir he-fore His crucifixion there was a strife anions the' apostles as to which of them should b« a'•counted the irreatest (Luke xxii, 2fi. If ow unlike llim whose they were!

S-IO. Meekness and humility are rare Braces and are the work of the Holy Spirit in us. That we should think sometliiii!? of ourselves and esteem ourselves better than others is natural, hut in lowliness of mind to esteem others better than ourselves il'hil. ii, is spiritual and Christ like. It is not for us to appoint ourselves places of honor, but rather for those who invite us. When the mother of Jatms and John asked that her sons mifilit sit on His richt hand and on His left hand in His kingdom. lie said that I such positions would he jriven to those for whom they had been prepared by Ilis Father (Math, xx, 20-23). 11. Not the exaltation of self, but the denial and humiliation of self is our business here. The time is coming when all the loftiness and haughtiness of man shall be brought down and laid low and the T.ord alone shall be exalted, when at the name of .Jesus every knee shall.bow and e\ery tongue shall confess that J'"•sns Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father (Isa. ii. 11, 17 Phil, ii, lo, 111. He. when on earth, never sought I lis own will nor His own glory (John vi, oS viii, fi()i. and we are here that His life should be made manifest in us (II Cor. iv, 10, 11). Blessed are the poor in spirit. I'lessed are the meek. 12. Having spoken to the guests, He liow has a'word for the man who invited Him. He ever has nt heart the welfare of all men. He is not willing that any should perish, and lie desires not only to give life, but abundance of life. He ]esires not only that Ilis redeemed ones be rewarded, but that they have a full reward ill Pet. iii. 0: John x, 10 II .John Jl). There is no credit in doing good to those who can do the same to uq or, as we say, "return the compliment," but if we do good and lend, hoping for tiothinj» again, then our reward shall be great in heaven (Luke vi. 32-3o). 1'5, 11. "Recompensed at the resurrection of the just." When our Lord would assure John the Baptist that He was indeed the Christ, lie told John's disciples, among other things, to tell John that the poor had the gospel preached to them (Luke vii,

22).

A TRUE SPECIFIC IN ALL

INFLAMMATION

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Soretbroat, Headache (6 minutes). Toothache (1 minute), Gold SoresJfelons, etc.etc

1^Cold8^JPormiiig^everB^SRIPj

CUKES ANY PAIN INSIDE OK OUT In one to thirty minutes. Dealer*. The 60c. size maU 60c. Fredonl»,N.K.

•"•ifeiNiWN? ti.'

jThe Secret ol the Great

[CopyriKlit, 1900. by American Press Asso-

(m'nt n1' h,n.^

that iiiiiii should Jvo and by taking mat.'* I

111 the Iiospels we see llim coming tolcurmj,

people stand before llim at I lis judgment Colorado doctors, blit

seat, ntul how much more awful when the tiniMilly stand In-fore the great white throne (1 in. \iv. 10 Rev. xx. 1 11. As to the Sahb.tth day. they di.l not seem to listiMvruish—and many today seem not to' distinguish—between man working ami (.Jod v,orl Man is snivel! si\ ilays in whii to do hi* ordinary works, but on the seventh Cod invites him to spend the day specially with llim that He may in a sveeijl manner bless him. 'lod is ever workuit: lor the ^uod of all His '-reattires, and'liapn.v arc the people who allow ilini, to work in them all His pleasure. 7. Pre-eminence, or to he first anions people, is that which many love. The best cloihin^. the best homo, the best room, lie best seat, the first place—these are things -tiines desired, mid sought for. and even in the church there is many a Diotreplies who loves the pre-eminenc" instead of seekinjr in all things to jjive it 10 Him who alone deserves it illl John

Tf we have the spirit of

Christ, we will live to give the gospel to every creature without special regard to the recompense we may here receive for our services, knowing that in the resurrection morning lie who judgeth righteously will reward every one according to his works (Math, xvi, 27 Rev. xxil, 12) and that not even so little a matter as cup of cold water given in His name shall lose its reward (Mark Ix, 41). Note here that the first resurrection is spoken of as a special one, "the resurrection of tho just," and we are told in Rev. xx, 5, that the rest of the dead, the ungodly, shall not rise till after the thousand years. Note also that our rewards for service nro not. given nt death, but ot the resurrection, at His coming (I Pet. t, 4 11 Tim. Iv, 8).

DR. TILNEY

cpiubilied^

elation.j cineb with manipulations (called os-l

1. "They wjjtcliod Ilim." The wicked teopathv). His faille has certainly] wntclicili the righteous nn.l seeketh to spread far and wide, for the sick and] slay him (IV. xxxvii, 321. Remember al- nllheted are coming from all over thel ways who Jesus was God manifest in the

USO of mild IBedi-l

eulnt to comali this

ure a11

remarkable

bealer. The doctor does not claim to

oil carili in limmu tonn to live the life ,, ,. I

dlSa«es.

pUuv ns a siiinor against (Jod ami hearing "^'1} lUftuy wbo Ctlil to S66 him. Iiel that which was due to us for sin, providlllildo a liie-longstudy of chl'OnicI inp fur us the forgiveness of sins and the diseases With his new advanced! power to. live the life that lie requires.

and turns away

I method of treatment he succeeds inl

when all others fail. Thel

docu.r believes in beinr up with thel

tunes, and while others remain in| the same old rut, ho keeps progressing and advancing—hence bis wondet ul success. If you are sick andl cannot get relief elsewhere, cali onl the doctor, and he will give you re-f lief immediately. All wbo wish to| see him will do well to call early

Dr. Tilney Treats Success-] fully the Following Diseases:

Big Neck, Bladder Diseases, Bowe^ Complaints, Debility, Dropsy, S'cmach "Troubles, Cstarrh. Fits, Heart Diseases, Loss of Manly Vigor. All Female Diseases, Blood Taints, Rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Sore Legs, All Eye and Ear Diseases, all Throat and Lung Diseases, and All kinds of Chronic Diseases. Small Cancers cured without paiij or cuitiog at prices within the each ol all.

Consultations free from 2 to 51 Office at residence. 1008 DurlingtOLj avHiibe, C'rawfordsvilie.

The following public cure followecl by similar ones was what arousecl the enmity nr.ul persecution of thj

Tilney

from with

wliicll flyin

came out

colors:

"kimdaii

(Join., Fob. l'J. 190.

I ha! the treatment receive

hy n.i' for rhcjrr. iMsni in the Opera HousJ from Dr. Tllnuy. February '25, when t.*rutrh«*s wt-r* b'O'en. has been fomplotT fcfn) continue to improve daily. I had beoci on rruirh three years. I now 0 t'r^ly free from pain anl stillness where! as I could n- sleep natf »h*» nli/ht for pairs 1 now e» soundly and

ohu

mi for ''everai

and rittv|

waUed everyday without aid. 1 nm 01 ye:irl a am w» II known Trinidad, havtnl

ears ti£ bookkeeper.

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ABSTRACTS OF TITLEl

Mortgage Loans, Real Estate. AHaTKil I S or Tl'l I.K carefully compl ed ironi ip-io-dftie nbatTKCi books.

MuNKY To I.OAN ill lowest rates wlt| privilege of repaying pari of principal miv Interest period l'AKMS Kuk SALK, desirable land, wel located and improved, at reasonable pricl uer Here.

HOUfKS AN ii LOTS in the city for sale very low prices. If you want to purchase or sell real en»tj or to make or renew a loan lit a low rute interest, pleasecall and consult me at oflice.

Thos. T. Manila!!,

Arimra :ter, Ke.xl Kstate and Loan A| Main flt. over Lacev'* BooW

rt. itnre.

See CAPT. H.B. SAYLE]

...THE...

General Auctioneerl

Before Contracting Your Sale. FUTURE DATES: 'C'. «i—.Jvilin McHauuhey. net. l»-«. K. Iturk. uct. lii—H«n Urloer.

On. 17—Simp. Hrodlan. Write or telephone for dates. 'f'boueo| line 2U. free system. New Market. I O

Louis McMains,

Law and Insurance.

ATTOKNKY

fur AMKUICAX SL'KETY

i'o

of New York, with a capital

of J,50ii,oo. Why obligate your self to your friends, when we can furnish you any kind of bond you want for a small premium, l-'or further Information call at, uur oflice.

Office-

Ktstier Uullfltne, .Irawfurdsvllie. Ind.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLI

Are now required by careful business mel in all real estate deals and examining attoi reys are demanding more complete showiu| I of lie records, so It Is more difficult now make a satisfactory a to it act. than ever I can truly claim to have tho longest oxperl

ence and the tiest equipped abstract faoill t.i-"", as well as he bt st abstract clerk I Moutgotner) county and will (tuaruntett t,l| correctness of all my work. Iiates less tbij

charserl In any if,e adjoining counties

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.IENNI()S". the Abstracter

W. G. Swank, M.

PHytslciart and SurgeonJ

Oflice: 119£ N. Washington SI.

ttesidenc.e 712 \V. 1'IUe. St. Oalls iittehde ir. city or county, day or nip hi. Telephones—Residence 196: Oflice 582

Travis & Browi

Buy and sell Real Estate. Insure I'roperty. Loan 5 per cent. Money,

Procure Pensions,'Etc

10 South Green Street.

Death of an Infant.

The one-year-old daughter of M| and Mrs. A.H.Miller died Sunday nigl1 at the family residence at 1112 eas Main street. The funeral tool place Tuesday morning at 10 o'clocl Interment at the Masonic cemetery.