Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 October 1901 — Page 6

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Remember Us and Give Us a Call.

You' F^eel Safe

If your home is Insured by us in a reliable company. The cost, is so small that you cannot utlord to be without Lire insurance. See us for loans, real estate and collections.

Yoris & Stilwell,

Crawford liousu. Main Street

Hustling Barbers

Are oil duty at our shop and we have all the newest things to make your stay pleasant. Hair tonics applied scientifically with our compressed air plant.

Y. M. C. A. Barber Shop.

Pall Season SQOl.

The Draft Stallion, SOUMIS, and the Trotting Bred stallion, BLACK CHIEF. will make the fall season in change of •J? Win. Scaggs, at Mace, at $10 to insure coltlto stand and suck.

W. HARRIS,

20 RAMS FOR SALE.

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ALOCUST LAWN FARM.X Registered Oxford Down Sheep.

ALBERT VANDERVOLGEN, NEWTOWN,

IND.

PUBLIC SALE.

On Thursday. Sept 20, I will sell at public auction, horses, cows, l:o(?s, grain, l.ay, farm implements, wiili household and kitchen furniture, at mv residence, one mile east of WhitesVyillfi.

Isham Williams#

MERIT

Second Fall

fordsville at these figures.

Men's Overcoats from $3.00 to $i8.00^~aaa&»"

WINS

We are the only photographers ever winning all the iirst prizes at the Montgomery county fair. The judge was a totally disinterested person, but knew good work when it was shown. Here its what we won first prizes on:

Best photo of child. Best group of children, Best family group, Best enUrged fhoto, Best collection cabinet photos, Best CD!lection csrbonette photcs Best collection a rtkts'carbonettes 1st and 2d on best photograph.

Our prices are as low as any gallery, but our work is superior.

NICHOLSON'S SONS

ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHEKS. lit E. Main St. Phone 524

HUNTING IS PROHIBITED.

Feature of the New Game Law Generally Understood.

Not

An important feature of the Indiana game law that is not generally understood is the total prohibition of shooting game of any kind from the 1st of October to the 10th of November. This prohibition is found in section 10, of the law of 1901. Section 11, however, provides tbat X. T. Sweeney, of Columbus, commissioner of fisheries a&d game, may issue permits to respectable persons to shoot during the forty days of prohibition. These permits do not allow the killing of game for which there is a special closed season, such as quail, etc. In fact the prohibition was enacted specially to protect quail, which it is unlawful to shoot, except from the 10th of November to the 1st of Januai-y. Previous experience had shown that disreputable hunters would pretend to be looking for squirrels, rabbits, doves and water fowls, when, in reality, they would be hunting quail before, the end of the closed season. The issuance of permits, it is presumed, will safeguard the quail.

Mrs. O'Ncall's Funeral.

A large concourse of relatives, neighbors and friends met at the old country homo of Mrs. Ellen O'Neall, in Yountsville, Monday at 2 p. m. to pay the last tribute of love to the dear one who had for so many years been "Aunt Nellie" or "Grandma." Mrs. A. R. Yount, Mrs. Jas. Stebbins and Mr. Donaldson, of Crawfordsville, rendered most beautifully, "Jesus, Lover of My Soul," "Mother's Beautiful Hands," and "Nearer, My God, to Thee."' Rev. Goss, of the First M. E. church, spoke with tender pathos of the relation of mother, and the beautiful life just finished. The llo'wer hearers were great grandchildren and the pall bearers sons and grandsons. The interment was is the family lot beside the remains of her husband in Oak Hill cemetery. X.

Matthias Elmore's Will.

The will of the late Matthias Elmore has been admitted to probate. He divides his real estate among his children, Anna Kennedy, Sarah Miller, Alice Critchlow, Fannie Coulter, Jacob W. Elmore, and James B. Elmore. The children of his deceased son, Taylor Elmore, are left nothing, provision having been made for them formerly. Roscoo Elmore, son of James B. Elmore, is left $1,000 in money and Mrs. James B. Elmore ia left §500. The will was made in 1895.

W. C. Murphy & Co.,

Boys' and Children's Overcoats from $ .50 to $6.00

Wire Drawing Mill.

The management of the wire company will not be able to start the wire drawing mill nest Monday as they had hoped to do. A delay of several days has been occasioned by a number of petty annoyances and it may be the middle of October before operations begin. Owing to the fact that steel workers are in great demand just at present considerable difficulty has been experienced in securing wire drawers for the Crawfordsville mill. Twentyfour of them arc needed and at the present time less than twenty have been employed.

In For It.

Kid Henderson, a Montgomery county product, who has been holding forth at Frankfort for the last few years, is in trouble. The Frankfort Crescent says: 'Kid' Henderson was jailed Saturday night upon information from LaPorte to the effect that he had stolen a diamond stud and $4(5 in rash. At the jail when searched he had $10 in his pocket. Henderson denies being guilty though he admits that he was at LaPorte. The sheriff wired this morning that he would reach here at :i:45 o'clock with a warrant for Henderson, who will be taken to LaPorte to answer the charge. "Asa Boulden, who had gone on Henderson's bond for $100 this afternoon, surrendered him to the authorities, and before he can be taken away the prosecutor must waive the right for trial in this county upon the indictment returned against him."

Administratorship In Dispute. A lively dispute as to the administratorship of the estate of Sarah Shirk is on between the heirs and lawyers. Last Tuesday C. W. Burton went into court to have Ed Shirk appointed, and whilo the proceedings were under way Charles Johnston arrived with another applicant. A violent dispute arose at once and the lawyers all but locked horns. Ugly words were exchanged and fists waved, but the blood was not spilled. The question of the administratorship is still hanging fire.

Death of an Infant.

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Collings died Monday night. The funeral occurred on Tuesday, burial at Calvary cemetery.

MR. G. A. STILLMAN, a merchant of Tampico, 111., writes: "Foley's Kidney Cure is meeting with wonderful succesr. It has cured some cases here that physicians pronounced incurable. I myself am able to testify to its merits. My faue to-day is a living picture of health, and Foley's Kidney Cure has made it such." For sale by Nye & Booe, druggists.

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

he one price and low price Clothing Store on the Campbell corner, in the room formerly occupied by Myers & Charni.' The second

season of our business adventure in the city of Crawfordsville bids fair to be an eventful one. To us it indicates astride

toward success. By making special efforts to get the best goods in the market, selling them at the Jowestpossible figure

and maintaining a strictly one price house we have to-day a patronage any business should feel proud of. This year we

are better able to serve you than we were one year ago. Our experience has taught us what you want and our patronage

demands no little amount. To be able to please you best we have bought heavily of the choicest patterns in the prevailing fabrics, SUITS to sell from $4.00 to $18 00.

__ We can sell you a gentiine all wool Salt, new pattern, for $7.00" We can sell yoti a genuine all wool Stilt, new pattern, for $8.00 We can sell yoti a gentiine all wool Stilt, new pattern, for $9.50 We can sell yoti a genuine all wool Stilt, new pattern, for $10.00,

And so on up, the higher the better the goods, but the above Suits are unequaled in the city of Craw

OVERCOATS UNDERWEAR

Are a special feature with us this fall. They range from Sox, Caps, Sweaters, all fine winter goods at all prices.

The Largest and Best Lime of Neckwear in tHe City. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Stetson Hat

W MURPHY & Co

Comment And Stozy.

Hood Nelson: "You wouldn't know Andy Gray if you were to meet him on the street to-day. Since he has been in the soldiers' home he has not drunk a drop and he has straightened up and is trying to be a man. When he got the army blue on again and began to mix with tbe old boys he appreciated the situation and it will be the making of him."

E. A. Batman, of Roachdale, was in the city this week and in speaking of horse3 said: "I raised the best piece of horsellesh that ever went out of the state, and that was C. C. Matson. The horse was a wonder and made a record of 2:07. He is now in Australia and is doing well, but I womld like to see him again. I also raised May Allen, and everybody knows what she has done this season. Indiana raises as good horses as any state in the union."

W. N. Tyson: "I was in Michigan City this week and went through the big building with Architect Sharpe and the warden. It is a wonderful institution and while I was there I was shown a gallows that is being erected to hang a man under sentence for murder. Quite a number of the prisoners are not working. I didn't see any Crawfordsville people."

A Promotion.

A letter from Charles O. Wilhite, who is now engaged as a stenographer with the Taft commission in the Philippines, states that he has been promoted and has had his salary raised from $1,200 to $1,400 a year. Mr. Wilhite reports that his health is vigorous and that he was never better than at present.

Were Married.

Hunter Dane and Miss Sallie MoBee were married Wednesday at 11 o'clock by Rev. Nave, at the home of the latter. Both the contracting parties hail from Kirkpatrick, and are highly respected young people. Thjey will reside in Kirkpatrick.

To Raise the Coin.

The New Market schools will give a musical and literary entertainment followed by a social on Stvurday evening at the M. E. church.

ULCERS, open or obstinate sores, scalds and piles, quickly cured by Banner Salve, the most healing medicine in the world. Sold by Nye & Booe druggists.

THE

We have a good line of Underwear at 50c per Suit.

Who Was the Man?

that originated selling groceries lor cash in this city and saving you money on the.best goods? You know, and he is stili at it. as you can see by these prices that follow:

1 bbl. salt 1 gal. malt vinegar 1 gal. White Wine vinegar....... 1 gal. cider vinegar 1 lb. package coffee 1 lb. XXXX coffee 1 lb. Lion coffee 1 lb. Arbuckle coffee 1 lb. cornstarch 1 can corn 1 can plums 1 can string beans 1 can tomatoes 1 lb. can baking powder 1 lb. can B. & C. baking powder.. 1 lb. Climax baking powder

1.00 10c 10c 15c 10c 12c 12c 12c 5

So 5c 5c

10c 5c •Sc 15c

Cash Pry,

Old Opera House Block 117 IN. Washington St.

The genuine Beckwith "ROUND OAK" is the most economioal and practical heater sold. Our big line of Steel Ranges and Stewart, Radiant and Riverside base burners give satisfaction.

Gould, Oliver flfciVlartiti,

120-122 SOUTH WASHINGTON ST.

LIQUOR HABIT

ROCHESTER, NY

DATE-

New Sweaters in new colors.

Crawfordsville, lad.

1 lb. good'crackers... 1 lb. ginger snaps 1 lb. good Japan rice... 1 lb. best Japan rice 1 box Premium oats.... 3 boxes Quaker oats.... 1 lb. soda 1 lb. Velvet starch bars Star soap 1) bars Star City soap... 12 bars Utility soap 25 lbs. John's Best flour 50 lbs. John's Best Hour 25 lbs. Winner (Kansas 50 lbs. Winner 1 box sardines, 5c, 6 for.

2.c 5c 5c 25c 25c 25c 45c 90c 45c 90c 2~c

llour).

BUM

CORRESPONDENCE ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENTIAL.

INDIANA SANITARIUM.

Drug and Tobacco Habit Absolutely Cured.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.