Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 October 1900 — Page 8

THE LAW

REAL ESTATE OFFiCt

and

"W,"P. itvn roN,

1 '25S K. Main St.. Or« wfor J^vlilu, Inct,

1 a.ldltioti t•••. tnr rniina::ti ci of It^a business "n ollioe buys and sells real esu^t, on commission. »ud ioms money The oltlc iB -uppi led wlUi a lar«re list, ot very desirabl property, Including farms from 10 to S'^i acr,- in this and adjoining counties, foi t-ab or trade. Houses una lots nil parts or thi city, rauglny in price from $400 in $7,000 vacant lot* in

liltlocR I', act), Schuii.z,

\Y ili Make lit* Fall

Hulel's addition. arid in other warts of t.hf city. ilu some very desirable buslnes" lo Ctlon* and «uiiir" act".

.The Well-Known Stallion..

Double Joe

Holman & Kiddie's

•L'-viK LIVERY \K\N.1n WaynctowHii

The W/iNTivU—U

rl for general

Address 1'.

ri"V) LOAN—Small sums ou gage. W. A. SwauK

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l'lCD—At

»Y vertiie aud introduce our tjoods ia lii.''country. SCralglil salary $16 weekly and a a 1 •department, 121. Springfield, 111. 0-2 4tw

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A line organ for cheap horoe ,1a nes Iruiii. 9 UH tf

or good cow.

L't M{ SAI.K-Tbree line nliuphord pups a -T a uasli. J. U. Ouiuogs, Ili^hUna. W 10-B

JSWAI'S.

Ileal Installs Sold anil Kxcliatifftid —1'roperLi* Iuu!ied for Vini-K-^sidi'iits Kami-i For -:ilef'ire, li^lil nuitf and Tor"li.ado Insurance I'laoed—.Money

l.naii oil l. Mii^ Tiiioanil .iSal Kowji Interest 1,' U(. (My property list is full of Keriulue barmiiiis anil" I will take pleasure In showing tbein to you. DoLroiiayuni.il you see wtiat 1 lia ve, as I am sure, I ean ivo you money. c574. I have 160 auras In Kusli

couul.v.

Ind.. for sa'e at $75 per acre. Good land, all under cultivation, 5 acre sujjar camp, 12 room brick bouse, 2 large barns In jfood repair. nears Miool and ou gravel road, 11 miles from county seat. 579. 1 have 1,432 acres In cKl'erent tracts located ill Crawford county, I ilinol,. for sale at $20, $30, $.45 and S4D per aero. Nearly all under cultlvatiou. Soais farms have Improvement-!. Will trad.i for stocks of merchandise, farm or city prop ,y. 3o7. I hive 80 airo°. 4 miles of town, on a goud srav-sl ri»«I, all under cultivation and very

land. Nw 8 room House, cellar,

cistern, wel 1 with wind punp. larne birn. orchard, etc. Free mall delivery. ... $7o per acre. 385, I have 464 acres ne,»r a ^oiVcl ^rain market, all un ler cultivation and spl-.ndld land. Four-room lious-. w^li with wiud pump, orcli j,rd. j^ood o.tni. Price 83,200. 423. 1 havts SO acres, miles southwest of town for sa'e at $40 per acre. Sixty acres under cuuiva ion, remainder t.l::::Uer, pa.-, t.ure. stood sii'-'iir imp, 4 room hour.e, smoke house, well, splendid oaru. 5 Kill. 1 have -ilO acres w.thhi ltlmio'sof tlei city, on gravel ro id mid n-ar.se. ol and tlirlvinrf towii. for sale at -J2,8U0. Ailu tier cul.lvaV-lon. well tiled, 3 room boiee in 1 siiiuin kitchen, ce I

2 Wei's, 'orchard,

btim. etc. ft' 577 I iiave 87 acre in Madisoi I wnshio, aU under cuitlva'lon aiul well fenced, formal, 'at. ioii per a u-e '^0 build •. 531 I have 120 acres in I'arkcCeount-y. 4vi miles from \Vaveland ror sa'e 'ai eiaire, or 7u acres at. 1,600,. Ali i.-iipr.-v meuts on t^e 70 acres, irood 3 ro on house aud outbuildings, barn, orchard, we 1, etc. —O-

In these dav« Protect ion is 1-^c- iiomy 11 is extravagance for a procer'y ..uriti- t-i not carry Insurance on li is perlshiibl" property when pr itect.lon against 1 ss lire, lightning mid tornado

I ln

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morning: at. ten o'clock.

had for a nom

inal sum. If you arii not. insured (lo not lay. I rem--s-rit splendid American conpan)', tli* "'"out i'-ent al" of New York, roll "es writ .un ou cash or Installment plan. Lot me have your lenewal.

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AVhen

Nerd a l.uari' of ^^onel^• be

careful that yon xel lied hn and foot In h" mortiragi' There is no reason for you to si.'n .i ins ku th it wl-1 bar you from p.u Ing the money back before nnonnt or preb blV came you to 1. se a good cash sale of your irrn. I am In a position to furnish you moni'v at

5 Pet Cent

Interest mid era it vou the privilege paving a part or

i| of your loan oil at .nv

tinn. If you nieet with a cash customer who doe.n it assume the lucuni rince.lt -in pa'd aud the mortgage r--leased. Cm an,thing be. fairer for the rrowerr Will bj glad to talk with you about., this Yur° truly. -V-v-1 17 S. I re-wi Sr. Cll As. W. Koss.

Upiio-lt" postotliop.

Death of Minnie B. /mil.

Minnie li. Zvdy died of consumption Tuesday at her home in Smartsburg. The funeral took place on Thursday

Stock Sale.

'M.'"-n'T^'te will hold astock sale at his farm, just north of the city, on Oct. 15. Horses, cattle, mules land hogs will be sold to the best'bidders. -. -ft .-

Supper.j

Thfere wiir be a supper school house Friday. Oct. 1: purpose of securing .money books. Kvervone invited.

West's for the to buy

\djourncd llntll Monday.'

Tiie-^grand '.jury yesterday after visiting the jail and poor farm adjourned until ifbnday. At that time the indictment found vill be reported.

Married.

William H. Jlro'.-n, justice of New Market. Ind., and Surah J. Hennessy, of Waveland. Ind., were married at HMO yesterday morning by JusticeStilvvell at. his otllc.e.

At Waveland.

Irvin C. Diviggins will speak at Waveland on Saturday night. Several from here will go down 'with him and the people of Waveland may be assured of a good strong speech.

Motion Excursion.,

ITon. Theo. Roosevelt will speak* at Lafayette on Oct. 10th. Tho Monon will sell excursion tickets to Lafayette and return at rate of SO cents, tickets

including Oct. 11th.

MMgMWMJM

good going Oct. 10th. returning to and from Skngway with $1,500,000 in Klon-

Will Submit a New

(iont i1 Proposition Iiegardiiifr Settlement.

A GRATIFYING FEATURE

Disposition Exhibited by the Berlin Authorities to Maintain Harmony Kveu at Cost ot Chain-in.

The An(i-l'oi-einn Uncord oC Chiuobe I'ence Commissioner Is Heing Scrutinized.

Washington, partment has

"JTO

ROBT. M. HOLMAN.

ireopi© S iUXCJaangb. these inquiries have at least developed Bomething unfavorable To the acceptance of Jun£ Lu, whose tendencies have been anti-foreign, as a satisfactory person with whom to conduct negotiations, A rather guarded statement Is made that this government "has not formally objected" to Jung

IlOUJUWOI'H

Llnacii, I id. 9 28 1 chattel mort.llu'.i east Main lu :i dtf lo 6 wi,r

once, a man with ri|* to ad-

Oct. 4.—The state debeen making some in

quiries as to the extent to which Jung Lu, one of tlie peace negotiators ap.i pointed by the emperor, participated hi the Boxer troubles. It is believed

Lu's appointment, leaving the inference to be drawn that its preference Is against him being so honored.

The tieniiaii government has indicated to tlie United States that it will Bubmit a new general proposition in» regard to the settlement of the Chinese Question that, will, it is understood, take the place of the German proposal ho punish the leaders of the anti-for-fcign outbreak as a condition precedent to peace negotiations. The most gratifying feature of this information is the disposition shown by the Berlin authorities to maintain harmony Itmong the poj&jjps. evqn .at.,lhe...e.ost oil Bonie chagrin.

Peace lo M.'ioi'lniri.i.

St. Petersburg. Oct. 4.—Gen. Grodkofff, conniiander of the Amur government, repiH'ts that he has received a telegram from Prince Ching, through the Russian foreign office, showing that Prince Ching was authorized to negotiate on behalf of i^nina with the powers, In co-operation with Chancellor Chun 7.u. Prince Ching. with a View of facilitating negotiations, has ordered the Itzian Dzun, or governor of Tsitsikiar. tv cease hostilities. Sui)Peipiently Chinese surrendered. Ko further lighting in Manchuria Is expected.

Kitssian Opot'ai ions.

St. Petersburg, L.ct. 4.— Ine Russian general staff has received a dispatch: dealing witli the operations north of Old Niu Clnvang. which says that Gen. Fleischer's division of O.OuO men wit.li artillery, engaged the Chinese on a vast pin In covered with high grass. The Russians lost two officers killed and 18 nieii wounded. According to the same advices, Col. Artanianoi'f, while reconnoltering with two squadrons of cavalry, came into touch with l-l.itdO disciplined Chinese. These Gen.. I-'leischer is expei•«.. to engage,

The 1'lags of the Allies. I Vienna, (ler. 4.— xne admiralty has received the following dispaicu lrom Taku: In accordance with the request of Count Von Waldersee the seizure of Shang-IIai-Kuaii was decided upon by a council of the admirnls Sept. 2P. ami all was prepared for action. English ships were sent to demand its surrender, and the Chinese evacuated the place. The British then I hoisted their (lag and the other flag ships thereupon went thither and put: up their respective fiags on the forts 4'

The.v liaised the Price.

Sfiii 1' ratii-isco, uet. 4.—Tlie German government lias released several of the large steamers sent here under contract to transport horses to the German troops In China. Agents of the German army scoured California. Oregon. Washington and Nevada buying horses wherever they could r? procured, paying prices far in advance of the usual market values.

Ja I vest on* I'ioan ial Si raits. Galveston, Tex., Oct. 4.—It is statci by city o11i• 11s that provision lias been made to pay interest on ali outstanding city bonds up to Jan. 1, 1901, which amounts, approximately to $50,000. Arrangements have also been made ro pay all city employes in cash each month to l'eb. 1, 1901. The funds for this purpose are to come from the special reserve fund and from the tax receipts.

Made False Ketu.ns.

Toledo, u.. Oct. 4—Col. C. H. Tome, street commissioner of Toledo: A. G. Kinney. Ins secretary, and Barney Mat.timore, his foreman, have eatfii been indicted by the Lucas count/ grand jury on a charge of falsifying city pay rolls. Five bills were returned.

'I he Horror Continues.

Galveston, Tex., Oct. 4.—Twenty-onu bodies were recovered from tlie dubris yesterday, making a total of 2,390 officially reported as recovered since tha •torm.

More Klondike Gold.

Seattle, Wash., Oct. 4.--The steamship City of Seattle arrived yesterday

dika treasure and 817 Dassengers.

Bit AVE EXPRESS MESSENGMtt

Darinsr Hold-Up on tho Burlington Is -Nipped I" tho Bud. Council Bluffs, lu., Oct. 4.—Two men held n^i the Kansas City passenger train on the Burlington road, three miles south of this city at midnight last night. lOxpress Messenger unarles Baxter killed one of the men and the other escaped, l'he two men climbed over the lender just as the train was crossing a bridge. The enginemen were ordered to slow up as soon as the train had crossed the bridge. While one man la-id a revolver on the eugine crew his companion went back and cut off tn baggage and mail oars, leaving the day coaches and sleepers standing on the main line. The robbers approached the express car and ^ordered Messenger Baxter to open the door. lie refused to do so. Under compulsion Engineer Donnelly attallied a stick of dynamite to the side Indoor of the car and blew it open. In

Hie meantime Messenger Baxter seized his gun. escaped from the door on the opposite side of the car. As soon as the door was opened one of l.he robbers entered the car, while his companion inarched the engineer and fireman back lu tlie engine.

Max let- crept around in front of the engine and seeing the robber keeping, guard over the engine crew, fired one shot, killing him instantly. As soon as the shot was hoard the robber in the car .lumped to the ground and tied through, a eornlielu.

riliST KETriiXS CIV ION

Dep'ii incut Ciives Popnbit ion el' .Vrkansiis.

(M1SII-

Washington, Oct. 4.—The census bureau yesterday puuuaned the returns for the state of Arkansas, giving flu population by counties, townships nod ali incorporated towns. The population of. the state in P")0 Is 1.311.Mil. as against l.li'S.lTO in 1S00. representing an increase since 1S90 of ISri.oSo. or 111.25 per cent. This rare wp^ of increase is only about two-fifths of fssS that of the decade from 1SS0 to 1S00. gga*.' when if was -lu.oS poi* cent,, and less than one-fourth of that for the decade from 1S70 to 1SS0, when it was. ijinri.iio per cent. From 1SOO to 1S70 |!there .i-a« an increase of only 11.2'! per cent.., but prior to IS'ifi the population more ihnn doul.iled itself during each decade, and for me decade from 1S:]0 to is io showed an increase of 221.'.ft per cent. ftft.

New lioad I'm' Mexico.

Mexico City. Oct. 4.—The concession for budding the Chihua.uia and Pacific railway has oecn formally transferred -to the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway company. Tho road pass through a good cattle country nnd pone: rale the mining regions, and will aid in the development of the coal, silver, gold ami copper properries. The government has givec imuch encouragement t:o... the enter.prise.

An Aniti-ehist. I'lot.

Washing!en. Oct. 4.--The secret service has advices I hat two Italians have been hired to go to Canton and kill the president. Kxtra policemen have been detailed in Can ion to watch that disiriet of the ciiy about the president's residence. The story is that the Italians are members of the same anarchist circle which brought, about the assassination of King Humliert.

!'a i-l in men a rv Klcctions. I.ondon. Oi-i. 4.— Tlie results of yes terday's polling in the parliamentary general elections were less strikin than those of Tuesday. The conservative majorities still show increase in numerous contests, but in a less marked degree. On the other hand the liberals have gained additional seats On the whole the indications are that there will not be much change in the complexion of the new parliament.

Harrison Will Speak in Indiana. New ork. Oei. 4. It is announced that ex-['resident Benjamin Harrison has decided lie will not speak in New ork

an interview while here, but he will make a speech in Indiana the las': week of the campaign.

hild's Terrible Death.

Bourbon. Ind.. Oct. 4.— Kd. Miller's little son fell into a tub tilled with hot soap, and died from the efl'ee The mot per was standing beside boy when he fell in. but by the time he was rescued the flesh dropped off.

business between Alaska and the outside worhi. was receiveu here yesterday. ,j

Sfsii*ll 111 tr Pulpit Amuonn«*emo 111. A minister in a Pennsylvania town on a recent Sunday surprised his audience by reading the following announcement from the pulpit: "The regular session of tlie Donkey club will be held as usual after the service. Members will line up just outside the church door, make remarks and stare at the ladies who pass, as is their cus-j-•••torn. Anj^ member known to escort a lady to church like a man and sit with her like a gentleman will be promptly expelled from membership." The effect was marvelous.

Monarch over sprains, stings. Thomas'. Electric store.

D'' ft-

Only one remedy in the world that will at once ston itchness of the skin in any part of the body. Doan's Ointment. At any drug store 50 cents.

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THE CRAWFORDS\ILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

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Dawns

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a:e. neither will he give out

'ecis. her

Marks an I '.po"h. Wash.. Oct. 4.—The first from Skagway to Seattle.^ an epoch in the history of

Seattle,

telegram marking

Suits

Tailored

New Flannel

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A choice pebble clen-Jot ..nly v.:'' 89 Heavy (-hriink cheviots from 50c upi:/?:vft-.-:'ft.-'ft '''-'ft-' A tins line of new /.ioalenes, 11 colors oo Satin solids in. bla'k and colarg, 50c and up. 1 or fine tailor made suits we. have the finest black clays and English worsteds in the oil v.

Aotamn Weights

Men's

a Canton Blankets

Scarlet, Gray and White All Wool Blankets,

night, saving

1=1

pain. Burns, Instant relief. Oil. At any

cuts. Dr. drug

The BusyStofe

The New Season Dawns

GRAHAM'S BUSY STORE

-I-he.ptek of tlie earth 's jiroduction is gathered here lor

etna U.loaKS. your choosing. Correct and up-to-datt garments at prices that would not ordinarily buy the material. Miitn, this full's choice styit's Our 613.50 suiif. n.»bby, for 9.9a: O jr $ If# ai] m, very cholco ... 12 50 O ir line J-JO suits for 15 (M»

These prices are just t-o start the season. We. have the best values in caries and cloaks in Crawlordsville.

hu t,luit is

creating such

sensaiion. Everybody wants.

YV dlMS them. All charming creations and exijuisite eilects. You can't find as prettv ones anywhere. See these goods. A |ir tt.y llannel -list for A line tuckeJ near silk foi Al! colors lu French II innels only .. ... Fancy etl'ect.J, tucked and br Oded ..... Embroidered French llan-.e sonly Pe-feet beauties in qtiality anil slyle up

As to think that we have the' handsomest, best, bought and Uress CjOOds. most, fairly priced dress goods equipment that has ever graced our shelves and counters. we can impress you in the same, wav then there's easy and satisfactory tradin ahead mi' both of us. Let us try. A bpu.il ifnl Venet.i I.n CiOth, b.lack anii colors, ch -i at, 75c. pur .price::

nh stn n^er trade possibilities than t-ver before. Stronger for

this stoni because thebuying- has reen bigger, broader, better. Stronger, because this business is grovving, and we are better fortified to fit your wants.' P=| stronger irom every point of view, style, completeness jf stocks, absolute j§l| worthiness of materials and makes, absolute price oonesty, which, to an in- fe telii^eru huym public like ours means absolute price economy. fej

How aboot a

Nfw PafnoO

ri0

Thereason

Underwear.

oil firing or two: -U-n's h-avy lleeced cotton only Men's 50c H-jeced only .Men's 75 wool lleeced on Woman's good union suits for :.'illdren's heavy union suits b'-'.dies' i?o (1 lleeced pants or vs Lad 'es' 50e li tntico lleeced

These are all made from 'ine selected wool, big fat, heavy fellows that bespeak warm and corn-

fort on a cold winter'

Buy them now and here and you buv at a

A good all wool blanket made from Indiana wool at Seymour, a pair A nice 1 rgK warm number a pair Our best. 5 lb. home made blanket.. .......... .......,.-.i Our 1 en,' 12 4 home made blanket.

sugg

gests the We're.

Women's °f "n!in^

ready to fit and fill every need for autumn weight: underwear. Here's an

..19c 39c

•lust the kinds, just the

fr»» A ftft weights you want now. AOtlttnn. ,-•• Got them in white, tan or gray, and vou'il find much to tempt you in the wav of prices. )od 11 4 tle^cy bi nUets a palr lWuWul fancy stride blankets a pair B9 Warm mattled gray bbmkets pall ,h9 Heavy 4 p-nn blankets a pih 08 1 li in be blankets a ur 19 ba-ge 12 4 h»!ivy blankets a itr 144

si? ls of best

m»s of all kinds aid colors from

Lay in a Stock

jli

1 0.) 1 25 1.50 1 7 3 98

Shoes for Everybody.

ou Clin wel1

shoes. They area feast for the eye, a delight for the loot and a saving for the purse. our children's slices from 59 to ....'li 45 See our boys' uv:l ixSrl.s' school sh ies 39 to.^1.19 See our men's *hoes. arijJiranteed, at si.50 I 125 See our la Uonirnl shoe at .25 Se

oar Mu misT 1 niles' shop, speoiul.. ft 2.00 A complete line of rubbjrs at lo.v prices. Don' fail to look over our bargain shoe tables in the shoe depart merit.

New Rainy

The

A Kid Glove

25c 3'tc 4Sc 2 ic 25c

go x] selling-. We've been doin^ some famous buy-

ing of blankets and comforts for you. Ferreted out the very best values that c-mid find. They're all here now and we want you to come and inspect th -fin. Money saving for you sure if you take time by the forelock and re5 plcnisli from these warm bed coverings.

Half Wool

The Sale of

s2.75 3 '26 4.50 5.00

The above are just a few leaves from a forest of values You will have to keep your hands in your pockets aad hold fast to your purse as your eyes roam over the stock of this Busy Store, as it's a temptation to paft with your money.

Geo. W. Graham.

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The new stock is here: best ile-

makers, prompt

Pet. and satisfactory service in the

makmg and laying. Suppose vou select from the following: A iod all wool e.ura silver at 5" A nic* line of Hmssa's as low as 50,Nice effects In half woo! only .ft Our best. 3.1 bread irarilt-s for A heavy fibre ingrain for ftft ft Watt

:i9c J0c

ft:ftftft:ft 23c -c down to. 11c

afford to from

nf these lots. They're the right OI otOCkmgS. wearing, right washing sorts, and they are ])riced to please the most- prudent.

Thi.dron's heavy hoed. lb, Sc, and 5c Cniidrt n'.s

w-»ol only .. 'v

Ij idies' Lri':d only all wool only s' :tli wool ffir

We keep the best ladies' hose to retail at the market.

10c 13c lfic

1 He

10c in

Ail women who value comfort, love beauty or appreciate economy are invited to inspect our

"'rainy" day skirts are to be

rv_ ^.} a strong feature of the fall out-••J-KirtS. fit worn on pleasant da vs as well, all through the autumn aud winter. Price impress you. A good, tine tl:t.ln«- rainy day swlrt Regular Rolf plaid rainy day skirts '. Some splendid values at

will

2 4S

3 00 3 75

First of the new season best of

•p I- a»y season in this shop. Right xvecepuon. size ranges, right color ranges, right fit, and best of all, right prices. Read them. A line of gloves to close at $ 75 A fine line of $1 guaranteed gloves gg Ttie bmt Foster 1 ives only og Our line of dress kids, all colors 1 25

Heavy wool filling on a hard twist-

rjf ed cotton chain. Plenty of warmth, Dianxets. plenty of wear, and little or no shrinkage in the washing. Read the offerings: 11-4 sanitary blankets a pair $1.69 bar^e gray, beautiful borders, a pair 1 gn A I! colors of borders ou white and tan ''2 39 bar arc 12-4 white, rrd and blue bordets 25

Bale after bale has been re-

r*1 ceived, opened and marked at *-OmiOrtS. prices that you'll appreciate. Some covered with bright chintz, but most of them are sateen covered. We buy comforts direct from the mills, saves you the jobber's prolit. Then we shave our own prolits in a sale of this sort, so you come in for a double saving. A good large heavy $1 comfort, for A warm 5 lb comfort foi Our best prlntcomfort

fine silkallne comfort only Lieiular home made allkaline comforts, pure cotton Our best sUkaline comf )its. very ch )lce-

By a lucky chance we bought 40 bolts of fine slTkallnes in ootli fancy and plain. .lust the thing for line comforts, per var 1 02i, Uotiou batts from up. (Jome to us for comfort materials.

$ .79 9S 1.25 1 39 1.93 2. :5

The Busy Store