Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 December 1900 — Page 9

Your Fall Suit or Overcoat!

Christmas Presents..

.: of JEWELHY is what all aws and sexes louir for and appreciate. What to buy for the holidays will no lonrcr bean cnlfrmu after a ?lunec at our lnuguUlcent. display of

Diamonds and Jewelry.

We have a complete line of "precious'' stones set in rich and unique designs, chatelaine watches, jeweled and eniuneled. etc., for the ladies, and everything for men in eulT links, rinirs. collar buttons, scarf pins, watch chains, charms, lockets ,,v and hundred of neat and handsome ornainents Tor Christmas.

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IION'Tdelay purchasing your Fall Suit or Overcoat any longer. It is only a question of a few days and cold weather will be down upon us in full force. Are you prepared? If it's a Suit, Overcoat,' Pants or Clothes for the boys, we are showing them in all the season's newest and choicest, styles, at prices lower than any other store in the city.

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The Fair. The Fab.

Some very handsome Gold Vases, Fruit Sets, Lamps, Smoking Sets, Natural Wood Ink Stands, Bisque Figures, Comb and Brush, Trays, pictures and Easles, for Holiday trade, at

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Tailor Made Suits and Skirts.

Ladies' walking skirts almost given nway. !)He for ladies' walking skirts made from satinet cloth with rows of stitching, all lengths. $1.98 for ladies' walking skirts made from heavy all wool cloth with 10 rows of stitching, all lengths. $4.98 for ladies' tailor made suits, made in the latest tight fitting fly front. $6.98 for ladies' tailor made suits made from all wool venitians, serges and covert cloths, lined with percaline, flare bottom. Not a suit in this lot worth less than $15 our price $0.98.

A Few More Days of these Low Prices on

Hosiery and Underwear.

This sale offers big price inducements that you should take advantage of while the goods last. Ladies' silver grey and ecru fleece lined vests and pants, sold elsewhere at 35c, here 2oc Ladies' silver grey or ecru union suits in 'A open style, were 50c, now

Misses' ecru and silver grey vests and pants, all sizes, at 25c Ladies' Elliott union suits, the best made, were 75c, now 50c Ladies' heavy fleeced tights were*$1.00, now 750

Come to the bargain store for bargains. Ladies' and children's hose that cannot be equaled in this city. Ladies extra heavy fleece lined hose 19 to 25c Ladies' heavy fleece lined hose 10 to 12Hc Children's heavy'ribbed fleeced hose 10c Children's extra heavy ribbed fleeced hose 12!4c One line of ladies' hose, good quality, at 5c One line of children's hose, good quality, at 5c

Watch thi Golden Rule for Xmas news.

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VOL. 53—NO. 50 CRAWFORDSVILLE. INDIANA, FRIDAY DECEMBER 7, 1900-KI XT KEN PAGES

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To still fui tlici increase tlie large and satisfactory busincs we are doing we are selling the best and choicest merchandise at a smaller margin than ever before. Every item quoted is to induce you to visit the Golden Rule this week and convince you that you cannot afford to buy your fall and winter goods elsewhere. y» Tg jg

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If Yot* Want a Bargain come to the Golden Role.

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FAIR ASSOCIATION.

New Directors arc Elected and the Affairs of the Association are In Good Shape.

The fair directors met Monday and heard reports from various officers. The receipts from the fair this fall will enable the directois to pay off $2,000 of the old debt, leaving an indebtedness of only about $1,(00. All the reports were very satisfactory and at their conclusion the old board of directors adjourned and the stockholders met and elected the following board of directors for the following year:

L'NION. M. 13. Waut-'li,' *»en S. Myers,

John L. Davie, .7. .1. Insley, .John S. llrown, *Geo. 1''.. Davis, F. M. Dice, Geo. S. Durham,^ Ashor Wert. *W. A. Davidson. *Fred Manson, D. II. Martin, W. \V. Seuwrijjht,.! Eli ArmantrouL. *J. P. Walter,

W. W. Morgan,

,£ W. F. 1-Iulet, *IJ. Hischor. Wm. P. Ilerron,

Henry Davidson, K. C. Smith. '. Isaac Davis, v: *Samuel Shaffer, .\'v: Arch Martin. L. li. McClamrock, Tilfe'hman Easley.

Coal Creek—*E. T. McCrea. Wayne—Arch Bailey. Ripley- Jackson McCormiclc. brown—*A. H. Foster. Scott- X. ti. Kessler. Madi-.ni. Win. Z. MclJee. SiiKar Creek—*,]ohn M. Wallah. Franklin—Chas. E. Butler. Walnut—Hannibal Trout. Clark—J. X. FosUh-.

The names marked ,\vith an asterisk, arc new men on the board. -v

Bound Over Until Next Week The Bradgenger boys were brought down from Kirkpatrick last Monday and were bound over by 'Squire Stilwell until Dec 11, at which time their trial will occur. They were charged with assault and battery with intent to kill Frank Thompson They state that they are willing to plead guilty to the charge of assault if the intent will be leftolT. They have employed counsel and will fight, the case. The constables that arrested them state that the neighbors are in sympathy with the Bradgengers ani that a number of them offered t-o ffl-on their bond. Both of the boys bear good reputations.

Trading Stamps Abandoned. A special from Anderson says: "The merchants' association resolved to do away with trading stamps, beginning to-day, and every iirrn in the city is in line. One of the trading stamp companies has left the city, and, it is said, has left $400 worth of stamps unredeemed/'

Bob Cheek Arrested.

Robert Cheek, a ne^ro who came to this city a year ago, was arrested last Tuesday, charged with stealing two table leaves and a cot from some rooms over the Maud S. saloon. He is in jail.

What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O". a delicious dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No baking! Add hot water and set to cool. Flavors:— Lemon. Orange. Raspberry, and Strawberry. At your grocers. 10c.

Cloak Sale.

lo-d.iy opens a week of the greatest cloak sale 011 record All of them tailored by skilled workmen 111 the very latest styles On the following articles we guarantee a saving of from one-half to two-thirds on every garment:

One line of capes and jackets at $1.00$1.98 for ladies melton keisey jackets, storm collar, lined throughout with satin. $3.98 for ladies all wool jacket made from heavy all wool kersey cloth in blue, black and tan, full range of sizes. 14.98 for ladies'jackets made from English kersey, melton and cheviots, lined with Skinner's satin or taffeta silk, very latest styles with coat or storm collar. $6.98 for ladies jackets made of line English kerse.v broadcloth, lined with Skinner guaranteed satin, were worth $12, now $0.98. $7.98 for ladies'box and loose back coats, high storm collar, loose box front and new London box, was $12.50 to $15, now $6.98.

Now for Millinery Bargans.

The beauty and elegance of our popular priced hats have created wiilespiead attention. We take pride in the success we have made with our hats this season. Our unequaled collection of pattern hats and gems of our own workroom are marked at the low prices that follow:

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Hats that were marked $6 to $8.75, now 2 49 Hats that were marked $10 to $15, now 4^8 Remember our special values trimmed hats at 98c to $1 50cannot be equaled in Crawfordsville.

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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Programme of the District Meeting to be Meld Here Next Week.

DeBayard lodge is making arrangements for a large attendance at the di: trict meeting of that order to be held hereon the 14th of the present month. The district is composed of the counties of Clinton, Boone and Montgomery, in which there are twenty-three lodges, all of which will be largely represented, besides a large number of visitors from other parts of the state, including the grand lodge oliicers.

The committee in charge of the meeting is especially anxious for the full membership of DeBayard lodge to attend this meeting and give the visitors a royal wclcome. The practice of holding district meetings has been in vogue for several years and it is found to be of great benefit to the order in tho state.

The programme printed herewith is tho one to be followed at the meeting on the 14t.h and a glance will show that the number of distinguished i'ythians who will be present can not help but make the meeting an interesting one. l'KOliKAMME. •MOKMNli SKSSHTX. 10 :30 Reception of visitor* at Castle Hull, and aiipointinrnt of committees. 5

Al'TKItN'llllS SBSSiON.I Open to 1 lie public.

1 :30- Musii by orchestra. Welcome address S. L. Ensniinger "(vs'a". Response— .. 11. K. Sheridan

Music. r'. Short talks—Daniel E. Storms, (.!. C.: Mrs. Eva Rohtiock. Past (Irand Chief li. S.: .). W. McCardle, Past(i. C. .Music. Dan Simms. Union li. limit, Charles ii'u.kwallcr. W. A. Morris and others. Music. 3:30—Secret session.

Calling roll of lodges in district. ,, E\cmpliticat ion of secret work by Grand Instructor 11. E. Sheridan. 7 :30- Third rank work in amplilied form. De-

Uayard lodge.

9:00- Session round table, in which all knights present are expected to lake part,.,, (iKXER.-H. CuMMlTTKIO. Will H. Jonnston, J. N. Taylor,J

R. C. Smith.

COMMITTER OX ATTENDANCE.

Ueo. W. Johnson. S. L. Knsniiiiger, Charles \V. liuck. COMMITTEE ON HEUBl'TIOX. P. S. Reynolds, Curtis Rosebaum,

J. T. Prewitt.

Death of Logan Cochran.

Wm. Logan Cochran aged Sti years, and about the last of the pioneers of Fountain county, died last Wednesday. He was buried Friday on the farm that his father preempted in 1812. Mr. Cochran was a brother of Mrs. John Wilson and the first Mrs. Henry Crawford, both noted beauties seventy-five years ago in this part of Indiana. Harvey Cochran, residing in this city, is the last surviving member of the family. X.

hunters Take Warnings

Anyone found trespassing with dog or gun on the farms of any of the undersigned, will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law: James Quick, Amos Quick, 1 S. T. Diddle, Wm. Woods, J. C. Jackson, Roll Schlcppy, J. A. Baldwin. Joseph Haues, Chas. liarshbarger, L. J. Hayes, J. N. Sanders, C. W, Petro. G.W.Dewey, Harry Henderson, John Swank, C. D. Bowers, Chas. Swank, .• C. A. Johnson. Ed Cowan, C. Dlankenship, W.T.Baldwin, J. G. Utterhack, Fred Utterhack, Frank Remley.

New Officers G. A. R.

The Grand Army of the Republic has elected the following officers for the year 1900:

P. C.— George F. Myers. S. V. C.—E. II. Oiieal. J. V. C.—Hiram Burroughs. Quartermaster—J. D. Tracy. O. D.—Joseph McDaniel. O G.—Arch Austin. Chaplain—James Sanders. Surgeon—E. H. Cowan.

New Masonic Officers.

Montgomery Lodge, No. 50, F. and A. M., Monday elected the following officers to serve the ensuing year:

W. M.—W. M. White. S. W.—R. N. MoMaken. .J. W.—Clarence Severson. Treasurer—Charles Goltra. Secretary—Lucian A. Foote. T'U-tee for three years—W, G. Manna.

A Former Pastor Here.

Dr. E. W. Fif-k, who died at Greencastle Sunday, was once the pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city in 1815, and had many friends here. Revs. 11. L. Nave and T. D. Fyffe went to Greencastle Tuesday afternoon to attend his funeral.

Barn Rented.

Lon Young has rented the rink barn and will u^e it for his shipping stable.

N. Iiet* of Election.

Notice is herebv yiven that New Koss Lodge, No. 294, Knights of Pythian, will hold an election for the purpose of electing one trustee, for a term of three years, on Tuesday, Dec. 25, 1900.

PLEAS FOR PARDON.

The Governor Overwhelmed With Them.

Appeals for pardons and paroley are pouring into the governor's office in overwhelming numbers. The governor, who gives personal consideration to every appeal that is properly presented, has been so burdened with applications recently that he has had little time for any other business except that which demanded his immediate attention. Both he and Secretary Wilson are more than ordinarily busy now in these last days of the administration.

It is supposed that those making the appeals do so under the belief that Governor Mount will mark the last days of his administration by pardoning an unusual number of prisoners. The governor, however, will make no deviation from his usual rules.

A HKN'ATOK WANTED

CJov. Ijir.d (''iiids KilliiMiHy lit iliini Senator Davis' Place St. Paul. Dec. -1. No appninlniont to succeed the late Tniled SIMICS Sena tor C. K. Davis lias yet been made, and there is even no decision by iovernor L!nd 10' make an appointment. Tielieving that the. offer might, meet with an affirmative response, the position was offered to Associalo Justice Collins of tho supreme court, lint as that official has another year of his present term to serve and has jusl been elected to another six-year term following the present one, he declined with thanks. Various names have been presented to the consideration of Ihe governor, nearly all of litem Ue publicans. Til the meantime the eontest for the senaiorship is well under way among the legislators, who are in the city in force this wee There is an attempt being made to have the legislative officers settled within a few days in order that the larger question may i:e considered without any entangling alliances in prospect. Minneapolis has a number of candidates and lite members from that metropolis are very much in earnest ill wanting the senalorship.

'i lie I!oy Died (i inie.

Philadelphia, Pa., Doe. Oscar IJ. ttooze, a former cadet at AYest Point military academy, who has been lying at: the point of death at his home in Bristol. Pa., suffering from injuries which his parents claim were the result of hazing at the academy over two years ago, died yesterday in great agony. The cause of death was throat consumption. It is alleged by the young man's father that Tabasco sauce was -poured down his son's throat while Ihe cadets were hazing him. The father also claims that red pepper was thrown in his eyes, hot grease poured 011 his bare feet, a tooth knocked out and that other fiendish methods were indulged in. Shortly after this, the father says, Oscar, because of his physical condition, was compelled to resign his cadetship. The young man steadily grew worse, but never wonid divulge the names of the cadets who ill-treated him. Ilis parents told him it was his duty to tell, but his only answer was, "I went there expecting to take whatever medicine should bo given, and it would not be right to complain against the other boys."

The Sinews of War.

Washington, Doc. 4 —The secretary of war has forwarded to the house committee 011 appropriations a comparative statement of war department estimates for the fiscal years of 1001 and 1002, together with a statement of appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1001. The estimates for 1001 amounted to $ 185,003,551 and the estimates for 1002 amount to 171,773.855. Tho appropriations for the present fiscal year amount to $148,205,934.

Had Too !lany Diamonds. El Taso, Tex., Dec. 4.—Maurio Devlzar, who has served terms in the prisons of Barcelona, Spain, and in Italy, and is wanted at Havana, was arrested last night 011 a Mexican Central passenger train. When arrested the man had $10,000 worth of diamonds and other jewels concealed about his person, lie was disguised as a ranchero and when taken into custody by the Juarez chief of police offered to give up everything lie possessed as ransom to secure his liberty.

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PART SECOND

WHY MRS. PINKHAM

Is Al»lo to Help Sick Women AY lien Doetors Fail.

How gladly would men fly to woman's aid did they but understand a woman's feelings, trials, sensibilities, and peculiar organic disturbances.

Those things are known only to women, and the aid a man would give is nbt at his command.

To treat a case properly it is necessary to know all about it, and full information, many times, cannot bo given by a woman to her family phy-

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slcian. She oannot bring herself to tell everything, and the physician is at a constant disadvantage. This is why, for tho past twenty-fivo years, thousands of women have been confiding their troubles to Mrs. Pinltham, and whose advice has brought happiness and health to countless women ill the United .States.

Mrs. Chappell, of Orant Park, 111., whose portrait we publish, advises all suffering women to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice and use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as they cured her of inflammation of the ovaries and womb she, therefore, speaks from knowledge, and her experience ought to give others confidence. Mrs. Pinkham's address is Lynn, Mass., and her advice is absolutely free,

Wanted (..lie Sure lie Watt Head. New York, Dec. 1.—Lest, he be buried alive Henry Moore left, .^lot) in his will for the person who would cut his jugular vein immediately after his death, and $."00 tor the person who would see (hat his body was properly cremated. The will was filed for probate in the surrogate's office yesterday.

Chester at Constantinople.

Constantinople, Dec. 4.—Captain Col-" by M. Chester and five officers of the United States battleship Kentucky, now at Smyrna, arrived in Constantinople yesteiday. Last evening a diuner was given in their honor by the United States charge d'affaires, Lloyd Griscom, at which the British and German ambassadors were present.

TISKSU TlOLKGItAMS

A nutioiml Hssoelntton of initoinobllo manufacturers has been organized. HtnlynI'd Kipling will sail for Capetown next Saturday and will remain some months In South Africa, recruiting his health.

Gen. MaeArthur's latest eastialty report gives .TJ deaths from all eauses among the troops in the Philippines since Ills last report.

The trustees of the estate of Jay Gould are permitted to pny to the Countess De Castellane one-twelfth of $1!'0,000 per month.

Horatio Itubens nud Lucius M. Lamar have received olllelal appoint incuts as .special attorneys for the government In prosecuting the postolllee frauds.

The Standard Oil company's capital of $100,000,000 now has market value of ever ySOO.OOO.OOO. The stock Is the second highest priced Industrial in the country.

The American ship George K. Seotleld of S1111 Francisco, hound to l'ort Arthur, which was ashore near the southern extremity of the vestern end of Japan, has been lion ted.

Four hundred and forty-four deaths oc curred In Havana from till causes during November, this being the lowest number for the same month during the last tea years.

Three hundred returning soldiers, most of them In the Eleventh Infantry and Fifth artillery, changing posts am] others furlotighed or discharged, returned from Porto Itteo yesterday.

Four men and one boy were Instantly killed and 13 persons Injured by the explosion of a boiler I11 the power house of the Chicago and Northwestern road nt Chicago last evening.

In response to a confidential Inquiry as to whether Mr. Kruger would be welcomed at Vienna, a polite reply was returned lo the effect that Ftnperor Francis Joseph Imj made other dispositions for the next few weeks.

Lilt" King Smoked Much. King Humbert is said to have been one of the most inveterate smokers'* among rulers. Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria and President Kruger of South African fame ar& the only two now left who were ir. the sama smolfcvcj' ri'.Q.? *'1 the Uill'ip l'!ng.-

Doctors and Midwives Recommend

"Mother's Friend"

because it is used externally In cases of the delicate situation of expectant mothers. It is a constant relief, robbing childbirth of its terrors. Internal remedies nre dangerous. Mother's Friend" Is a blessing In a bottle. There is nothing like it. pi°ther of three cHMren, who suffered pteatly in the birth of oijtmnctiji bottle of M-itUcr's I'rietul* at uiy dru(j store l»cfi«rc

relieved ijuickjy. All mothcre who have used it

and le*s painful. Sent by express paid on receipt of price, $1 |?«r liotllo. containing sensible a«lvu.e »n SOLD HY ALL DRUGGISTS.

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