Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 July 1901 — Page 12

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Payments at any time—best loan made.

Schults & Hulet,

IIS S. WashingtonSt—Crawfordsvllle.

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The

4th

Wnen you eoaie in on the 4th of July to see Carrie Nation and the other attractions, put your teams up at rny barn. Everything convenient and under shelter.

T. W. Irons.

215 N. Green St. Phone 812

The Celebrated Conner sville and Troy Buggies

are sold only in I his city by us, and there is no better line made. We also sell a fine line of strictly hand made harness, made in our own shop and fully guaranteed no cheap, machine made goods sold.

Geo* Abraham,

182 West Main St.—Crawfordsvllle.

The ''ATHENS"

107 South Water Street—Crawfordsvllle, Ind.

W. D. McClelland,

Proprietor.

We keep oh hands a well selected stock, and our equipments are of the best and first class. Lady attendant I Residence 641. rhones

Offl0e e4i

Calls attended both day or night. If. B.—I am agent for the ONLY and best Taults in the market, the "VanCamp Burial Yvilt," of Indianapolis, Ind and the "Marblelne," of Pittsburg, Pa. Prices within the reach of alL

A. W. F»BRK1ISS,

AUCTIONEER.

Leave orders with A. S. Clements, 107 N. Green St., Crawfordsville. 'Phone 257.

If you are contemplating'^ sale,' attend some of my sales and see how I do it.

Secure Your Dates Early

Ladoga and Roachdale

Horse Breeders* Association.

SEASON OF 1901.

Wenona Albert 3209

Will Stand at Ladoga

Beginning April 1st, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Jamev Brand's barn.

And at ROACHDALE Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at W. R. Lewis'barn.,

JOHN W, BLAYDES, Superintendent ROACHDALE, IND.

IF YOU WltL SOW.

RAPE SEED

In your oats now, you will have

Nice Pasture Yoor Stock

READY FOR

when oat3 are cut. If you have never planted any rape try it. You will be well pleased with the result.

PRICE 6c PER POUND.

Crabbs & Reynolds,

At Their Old Stand,

Comment And Story.

Tom Nicholson: "I met a number of the literati at Winona while attending the photographers' convention and was terribly disappointed in their looks. I thought Uri Lloyd, author of 'Stringtown on the Pike,' was a saloon keeper until somebody put mo next. I came back by Lake Maxinkuekee and spent the night and I think for beauty that the lake has the pond at Winona beat to death."

At a recent porch party after the girls had all taken a whack at their loving friends that were hot present, the discussion turned on why there were so many girls these days that did not marry at the age their mothers did and why so many never marry. "I think that the way they build their houses now has more to do with this marrying business than one thinks," said a fluffy little girl with serious brown eyes. "Why, I'll just bell you what, I would have been' married long ago if we didn't have a double doorway, minus doors, between our front and back parlor?. That back parlor positively works overtime- every time a man comes to see me."

Congressman James D. Richardson, of Tennessee, is now the world's ranking Free Mason, and as sovereign grand master he will receive a salary of $3,000 a year the remainder of his life and have the right to occupy the official residence, "Holy House of. the Temple," in Washington. His position will give him a Masonic superiority over King Edward VII, of England, and President Diaz, of Mexico.

Because she was vaccinated and her fiancee didn't know it, the marriage of Julia Prescott and Andrew Until, both of Clark's Hill, has been indefinitely postponed. The two went to get a marriage license. The vaccination on Julia's arm was extremely sore and she wore a shield. Andrew noticed the lump under the sleeve of her dress but did not know what caused it: so, being in a playful mood, owing to the prospect of the nuptials, he pinched it. She whaled Andrew with her parasol until bystanders rescued him. Then they went away in different routes without buying the license.

A Jeweler: "The rarest and costliest of gems, though not always esteemed the most beautiful, are pigeon's blood rubies, fine opals and diamonds that are pure but shed a distinct glow of blue or pink, A very perfect pearl of generous size and lustrous skin, tinted a rarely beautiful golden green, was valued unset at over £300. A faultless green pearl is very rare. "A curious stone is the Alexandrite. It is a dark green stone that is polished, cut and set, very like a fine topaz or amethyst, in large showy riugs surrounded by diamonds. By the light cf day the alexandrite has no special beauty, save its fine lustre, but directly a shaft of artificial light strikes tfce dull stone, deep gleams of red flash out of the green, and under the gas or in the firelight one ignorant of this vagary would instantly pronounce it a ruby."

A certain lazy man in Lafayette in order to save himself any inconvenience, when he had his house remodeled included an automatic bath tub. The tub was so arraaged that he could lie in bed and upon touching a button the door opened and the tub glided in to the side of the bed then all he had to do was to roll over into the tub and take his morning bath. One day he was showing a party of gentlemen friends over the house when he came to tMs and said: "Let me show you my automatic bath tub." He pushed the button, there cama a scream, and the tub came sliding into the room with his wife in it. She now takes her bath in the wash pan.

Queer Idea of Cbtralry.

In India, where women have always been drudges, the deference paid by Englishmen to ladles is always

mat

ter of curious interest An educated Mahommedan gentleman was talking to an old resident erf th'e Punjab, who has written on the subject Said the Mahommedan: "Now, that the qutiton is dead, will you Englishmen take off ybur hats to ladies?" ''When told certainly this would be done and asked why he made the inquiry, he said: "We thought you used to take off your hats to ladies ^because a lady was the ruler of the country."

Labor nnd Capital.

Labor and capital are not enemies, and it should never have been believed that they were. They should be friends ever in alliance for their mutual Rood.—Chicago Journal.

You Get Your Money Back. We, the undersigned druggists, hereby agree to refund the money, if after using one box of Dr. Stone's New Dyspepsia Cure, it has failed to give satisfactory results. Cures dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, and Loss of Appetite.

MOFFETT & MORGAN, NYE & BOOE. GEO. W. STEELE, J. H. WHITENACK.

If those young men who pursue the will-o'-the-wisp of luck, instead of putting in a full day's time at hard work, would read the July issue of "/Succcss", they might pull up shortaDd take afresh start in life. Under the caption, "Where Young Men Lose Their Luck," a typical youth is written up to the extent of one day's doings, his first visit being to a race track, where he bet on the wrong horse, his second to a pool table, his third to a bar, his fourth to a fishing spot, and hia last to a card game. There isn't much left of his character or capital by midnight. It looks to a man up a tree, as if "Sucre.*.s" had hit the nail squarely on the head. The rest of the issue is replete with illustrations of a helpful character, even in the lines of fiction and poetry.

"Count Tolstoi in Thought and Action" is the subject of an iutcDsoly interesting portraiture of the Russian social reformer contributed to the July Jit view af lieviews by II. E. C. Long. This article reveals Tolstoi's* adaptation to the conditions of the life around him and throws a new light on many of Tolstoi's teachings, so far as their practical outcome is concerned.

Scribmr's Magazine for July has an attractive flavor of adventure, sport, travel, and holiday making out of doors. These are entertainingly presented, both in the text and in the abundant illustrations of the strange countries which are the subjects of the narratives. The leading article describes the romance and the historic pc.st of the island of Sicily. The author, Rufus B. Richardson, director of the American schooi at Athens, is particularly well suited to write of the wonderful Greek ruins which there abound. He also imparts by his vivid style a very modern note of pleasant adventure.

The EWorld's Work for July covers Its broad field in its usual concise way, laying stress throughout upon its selfstated doctrine of the doing of things. J. D. Whelpley writes of the relations of the United States with Canada, Sydney Brooks of the strength of the French republic, Booker T. Washington of Hampton's great work in negro education, and E. P. Tolman o# a striking industrial community in England which he calls "a trust for social betterment." Prof. Bailey, of Cornell, tellB of the revolution in farming which the new teaching is making, and Earl Mayo of the picturesque and practical '•good roads" train. Senator McLaurin gives a concise interpretation of the new industrial and political south, a theme and writer of particular interest at this time. Some really wonderful photographs of tropical fishes made by A. Radclyffe Dfegmore are reproduced, and there are intimate sketches of President Cassatt, of the Pennsylvania railroad, and of Governor Odell's executive career. Considerable space is given to Wall street, apropos of the recent boom, corner, and panic. S. A. Nelson describes the routine of Wall street's machinery, Edwin LeFevre tells the story of James R. Keene's picturesque career, and Arthur Goodrioh of a stock broker's day's work.

Angling Inns of England.

There are too tew regular, old-fash-ioned angling inns in the land n®w most of them make such a feature of the tourist 'business, says an English writer. At the ideal angling inn the non-angler is regarded as an interloper, very likely "turned into the com-, mercial room regardless'of .whether or no he happens to travel In anything, and the fatted calf'is not killed for him. No one understood the delights of the country inn of the old sort better thaniWilliam Howitt, whose "Rural Life of England" has many delightful passages. "Go u-p to ydur bedchamber," he saya "you are delighted with its sveetne^s, Its freshness, its cleanness. You fairly stand to snuff up the afr that comes lii at the open window. Yout turn to admire the clean, white bed—the snowy sheets— the fresh carpet—the old-fashioned walnut drawers, the wide elbow chairs of massy workmanship. There is lavijjLder in the drawers! You may, indeed, if you please, be laid in lavender."—Milwaukee Wisconsin,

Kxplanatloa Seem.d Satin Factory. A star reporter recently walking through Scott Circle overhead the following conversation in regard to the new Hahnemann memorial. The speakers were two colored men, evidently returning from their day's work: "What's dat you say his name was?" "Why, I tole yo' dat was Mistah Hanna's man—Mistah Hanna dat's eo thick with Mistah McKinley." "Sho, I didn't 'speet dat 'ar." "Yes, sir, he's Mistah Hanna's fren', I reckon. Powerful man, dat Mistah Hanna. Must ha' paid a heap of money to fix all dat up dar—jes" for' one of his follrs." The explanation seemed to be entirely satisfactory.— Washington Star.

The Irish Ilnnt Corp*.

The Irish Hun. Corps, which formed Parts of the Imperial Yeomanry, was mobilized in Dublin on January 13, 1900. On March 13 it sailed for South Africa and on its arrivr1 at the cape was attached to the Thirteen Battalion of the Imperial Yeomanry. On the occasion ot their first encounter •with the Boers thirteen men of the corps were killed and the rest were forced to surrender.

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Office with Judge Britton. over Moffett & Morgan's drug store, Crawfordsville, Ind.

Notary Public in Office.

NO LONG WAITS.

We have five barbers and, wiih our compressed air plant, shuyinp. shutupooing und hair cutting becomes a luxury. Hair tonics amjlied in a way that does the most good.

Y. M. C. A. Barber Shop.

113 West Main Su

Goodyear Tires.

The most reliable rubber buggy tire made. I put them on right and do all kinds of carriage and "wivifon blaeksmithing and repairing. Dick Newell does my painting.

J.I.MILLER.

E.Maln St., Opp. Bobbins House., Crawfordsville

Reeves Sc Joties,

Lawyers and Agents.

General law practice, real estate sotd. money loaned or profitably invested, with abstracts of title at lowest price. Fire insurance on city and oountry property in home company. Bankruptcy low benefits explained, until 'its repeal soon, and claims of heirs against estates freely Investigated. Office 130H cast MainJSt., over American Clothiers.

Young Bros.

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CLYDE JONBS. J. JJ. MURPHY*

Jones & Mtirphy,

Attorneys-atLaw.

Invite all the a to

make their sale and feed barn their headquarters, the best facilities being present. We want to buy coach, draft and driving horses, and have 40 horse3 and mules and 20 farm mares for sale.

ALONZO YOUNG & CO..

212 N. Green St. Old Kink Barn.

Yoo'll Sleep Easier

if you carry fire insurance in one of the reliable companies we represent. The cost is small compared to the great benefit you reap in case of fire. Better not put the matter off too long. See us also for loans, real estate and collections.

Voris & Stilwell,

Crawford House. Main Street

Morgan & Wright

RUBBER TIRES.

Inferior to none on the marttet for war and riding qualities. Put on only by

J. L. PURSELL.

Lafayette Avenue.

Voncert Hall Singer*' Trick. In one or two of the concert and dance halls now so common on both qides of the city there prevails a custom that has heretofore been considered peculiar to the west that of ihrowing coins to the singers. Tha singers are in most cases young men, and they occupy the center of the fflooi between the dances. When the audi" ence, through igno'rance of the custom or other cause, fails to send the expected shower of silver the singer lendrf encouragement in a_ way that shows cleverness through Icing practice. One hand is carelessl^ thrust into aside pocket apd soon the ring of a silver coin on the floor is heard. The singer's hand is still in his pocket,.and if there is no .response to the fir3t fall of silver, another coin is heard striking the floor.. The singer himself is flipping the coin out of his pocket, but you couldn't guess it unless you knew the trick. Usually two or three such bids brin,gs a generous response, epecially if the song is pleasing.—New York Run.

Scientist Writes of Potatoes* In Comptes Rendus, M. Bernard, in an article entitled "Sur la tubercullsation de la pomme de terre," states that the potato tuber is the direct result of the action of a fungus, Fusarium Solani, which is always present in the tubers whether they are healthy or not, but which attack the subterranean stems, arresting their growth and inducing the development of the tubprs.

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John B. Swank, Assistant. Telephones No. 61'81"63

Warm Clothing.

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All wool, blue, Serge Suits, this season's style

All wool, strjpe Serge Suits, this season's style

All wool flannel Serge Suits, this season's style

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There is nothing shoddy about these goods—air guaranteed to you, and are just what we say they are. We will refund your money if you think they are misrepresented.

In suitings of worsteds and cassimeres we can please you, for we have the goods in patterns and price that no other house has. This is so, because in starting a new store we had to buy what they are wearing nowadays, and a ghince will show you the largest stock of nwo clothing in the cnty of Crawfordsville.

Linen Suits for the little fellows 75c

A big line of Balbriggan Underwear, per suit 50c

Soft Shirts, Straw Hats, Beautiful Ties, and everything that you Deed to make you comfortable and look swell on the Fourth.

W. C. Murphy & Co.

Room Fggnerly Occupied by Myers & Charni.

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