Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 November 1901 — Page 14

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DR. H. B. ORBBNB.

PmtlM LlalUI I* Mmum Ui

Eye, Eat, Nose and Throat

Onricm BOOBS— 9 to 13 a. m. 3 to 4 p. m.

Joel Block, ICrawfordsvllle, Indiana.

Bertrand E. May,

OSTEOPATH

Wraduottt of the American School of tpopathy at Kirkaville, Mo. Office 116 S. Wash. St. Hours 7 to 13 a. 1 i« p. m. Consultation free. Correspond eooe solicited and osteopnthlo literature or. application

O. B. McCLUBR,

Attorney at Law.

FeaK Estate for sale or rent. 115 South Green street.

Df. J. B. STINE,

OpHtHalv-n ologist,

FITS CORRECTLY

esnnarriD. OFFICE, 207H E. Main St. CONSULTATION FREE—At home office except Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Oilice hours—8 to 12 a. m.: 1 to 6 p. m.

It is Not Too Eafly

To think about your Christmas

plct'ires. and you should sit early aud not be disappointed wood weather for pooiogriiphs is generally scarce holiday mes. so t.ike advantage of a prettv day soon. We a malting special inducements to tiolid iv irade. aiid have some verv handsome new styles.

I WV 0. N10ELEY.

The Progressive Photographer.

S Over First Nat'lBank. Phone 748

Abstracts of Title,

Mortgage Loans, Real Estate. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE carefully compllfO from up-to-date abstract books.

MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates with priv liege of repaying part of principal at any interest period.

FARMS FOR SALE, desirable land, wel looated and improved, at reasonable price pe' acre

HOUSES AND LOTS in tLa city for sale very low prices. If ywant to purohase or soil real estate,

Manufacturers' Sale of

to make or renew a loan at a low rate of inter est, please cat, -i-.d consult me at my office. The-'i, T. Mtmhall, Abstracter, Real Estate and Loan Agt., 123M

E Main St., over Laccv's Book Store

Pianos Organs

culicued.,

The Manufacturers1 Sale of Pianos and Organs the last 30 days has been a very gratifying one to us. A great many have taken advantage of the low piices, but our stock is siill quite large, so we have decided to continue the sale another 30 days. Come and see UP, find out how cheap you can buy an instrument DIRECT from the FACTORY.

D. tl Baldwin & Co.

1 9 South v'." 1 L.

GEO, F. HUGHES, Mgf

Plenty

HSISHBI*

Cr a wf ordsvilie

fit

Death *f Mr«* J. M. Douglas.

Last Monday at 5 o'clock after an illness of about two weeks from tuberculosis of the bowels, Mrs. Elinore Dotiglas, wife of Rev. J. M, Douglas, died at her borne in Toledo, O. The funeral occurred Wednesday after noon at Toledo and interment was in the same city.

a 9

Triist Compaay.

Ccr, !\"uln anil Green Sts.

Cnpttal Stock pnld In Individual liability of iatocklmlilcrs

8 ir

S23,000

$2.1.00 0

T'sivs lotiirest, on timelleposltf. ones KiiJiiey on low raic without coir.mismon.

Eiinore Barnhart was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Barnhart, of this city, and was born in Darlington Oct 9, 1860. She came to this city with her parents when a child and lived here until December, 18!)4. when she was married to Rev. J. M. Douglas, ami they then wur.t to Montana, where Mr. Douglas held a pastorate in the Presbyterian church for three years. The then moved to Toledo, O., where Mr Douglas has been engaged in pastoral work. To them were born two children, both girls, one six and the other two years old. Mrs. Douglas, during her life in this city, was an active work«-r in Center Preshytorian church, being a member of the choir at one time, ad an oarnest worker in the young peo i»le's society. Her beautiful Christian life left its impress up in ali those who came in contact with her, and by her death a very useful servant has been called home to rest Mrs Douglas had many warm personal friends in this city who sympathize deeply with the bereaved husband and children in their irreparable loss. Mrs Barnhart was at the bedside of her daughter when death came atul Mr. Barnhart le't for Toledo TuasUv to attend tln-funer-ti.

Acts as administrator, oxecutor, and trustee tor estutes una trust tuuds. \'v:lies ia^uraoce In reliable companies.

A. Clem Mitn.

How the Change Was Mode. John Li. B.jnnell was sworn into tin office of collector of internal revenue the Seventh district of Indiaia Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Mr. Bonnell arrived in the city Tuesday inon inir a'' 2 o'clock from Indianapolis and was at the revenue ollij's early- Mr. Bonnell receipted for $2,875 .'56.'?.40 worth of stamps, and there were $-141,088.17 worth of stamps in broken packages that will be forwarded to Washington. Lt is a custom of the service that when a new collector is sworn in that all broken packages of stamps shall be forwarded to the department at Wash ington, and that the new regime shall be inaugurated with a "clean slate."

There are fifty seven storekeeper.and gaugers who will not be affected b* the change in the collector.-hip. Mr Bunnell's salary will be $4,500, out of which he must pay his traveling ex penses.

l'rank C. Kvan«.

REMKMUliH:—That tf vou oontemplate buying .i t-.itm. -vo can furuisli youj money,Icheapei

than iiiiybody. KBMEM1JJSK:—'That if you have money borroi'Ci3 ut 6J4 par cent, or more, we^caa {save you money by renewing it with us.

KEME/dBiCRt—That all interest and p.vrU.i' parmentfi aremaat" at our oGlce, aud you do all

of jour buM'.ness here at, lumc. "kEMEMBKH:—Wo iaspwt. your farm ourselveti un3. asli for no upiiraisemeiif, beace no ooi ttii'it-you are auiUing a loan.

BKMIfivifiKU-.!—Vou sari pay back^yov.r tocn lit r.uy.tiass. IS-you soil oiii" i.wm, or for tnv roas'Jtilv.'i's'a to pay off your note, youjhaio the

privies?'-. itF.M liM BEE ".—This 1ft a boioji loaii! at 6 pr-r tteat I? you do r.ot, us&J us not® you tn 13 in the

future,

Ctemzats mes, jy North Green Street.

Mr. Bonnell said Tuesdayuaorning: '1 came in last night from Indianapolis The oath was administered at 8 o'clock and J. receipted in duplicate for everything. I have nothi to say about the changes I shall make in the office just at present. I have already an nounced the appointment of John R. Liobinson, my former assistant at Grawfordsville, as my chief deputy. EEwill remove to this city, aud will arrive some time this week and stay here in his new oflice to familiarize himseM with his new dutuies. There will probably be several of the deputies i" the office retained, but I am not ready to make any announcement of this fact further than that Harry Thompson will be kept."—Terre Haute Tribune.

Runaways Turned Loose.

The two boys that were arrested Sunday evening at PJuin street depot have been turned louse. One of ihcm whose name is Donahue had a ticket telegraphed him from hiy father at Bedforu, and the other boy way releasee

Tuesday and toid to leave tow*, i-t, one©. The boys ran away from ionic in Bedford last Saturday.

Real Estate Transfers.

List of deeds reuordea iu Montgomerv iMUuty and ready for delivery. Furu--aed by Weboter & Sergent:

John C. Frame, el »!., 10 Mary E. ilftius, 3 JOO acres in UlurU tp ...I 300.00 Jl:m us Kiaiue et al., to John C.

Krame, 3 i-ino acres Olaru lp 300.0i. A111 lu-Ohe Campbell to Lucy .I.Keichard, lot in city 180.00 Sir rill Monlaouiery county lo C.

Graham, lot iucity 167.-U L-'rccl llOifman to Edgar A Kice, part lotiriciv 600. Of L'ravis i'icltet to Martha J. Irons, 13^40 liill acres ill Brown ip 3,500 0 iiuwnnl Works to U. C. Rluore, lot in

Wa nelown 650.01t'Jeorire W. Wert so James Dale, tract, iu Union tp 400 0. Martha A. Kennedy to Jacob Elmore, 40 acres in it pity tp 1,600 0« Lucinda Mi'.VtuUen to Henrv Mc-

W ui.'in et al, interest in 'JOO acres ill fecou tp 1,626.01' Sheriff Montgomery county to Henry

K. Ci-awrord, part, lot iu city 004 0( Jo"n Muall to J. Follick et al 17 39-100 acres in Wavne tp 1,450.01 Wijiiiun Cox to Ira Cox, tract in

Franklin tp William Cox to Kmily Cos, 127 acres In Franklin tp vVilliam Cox to Albert Cox, tract, in

Franklin ,v K. Daui'li'?rtv to Carrie K. Loner. lot 111 f^:nlou'a 1,500

TJUKW

'1'. Mil er to li. McClamroch, •ija ro- in Clark in 4,000.01 'li-, H. Marts to Isuae T. Kelsey, et 'ix, 100 a ores in Union tp 4,COO ui iuv E switzer Ciur\« F. R'Vlden-

011 j-'li, 73 sn-10i acres in liiplev tp 1,200.0 Mtrcd Todd to W. T. lt rooks, lot, lu I,.doea 500.01 -,1.1c T. Kc sey lo Utis 1$ Marts, tract in t'miiiiiin ti 1,300.0' ui, W Pain to Ctta. (.'. Grunam, ts lo c\tv 4.000.0 iliiir- W. l.lavcoti: ,t a!., to .Tus&e 1) tvcoi.*1i, I'H in JDarlir.K'on 800.' 1 \f Miiriti«o! uyOforen H. iiovrman, .1 irlitp i,275 C.i f'ni'K 10 Tii'WUS A. Arms-lrotin, 1 tviu'i'H. Wuhiiit-f-n -... 3S0.i.' :iu ii^i'ms!rt,.ng to Joe! lirook•shlre 4-r»«ii3n -v.-ott. to...- .. 8,400.u i'. •somifi'viiie-.to Jonn A. l-'oru-r. rViotnwiMtv.j .. -. 8OO.01 11 K«u»hi!v 10 Win. ,W.. Morgbii. 71 c, ci[i i, .. 2,")00 0 »»i- W..-Mory.11.tt.11 isc-niKMiy et at: 7V'•:!-i' '-I arros1 L'u.oi tl .. .- 2,500.0' u' Kcriin.'rty to b. E. Line. Do acres 1 i-i't til .... I1,600.0 1 f-: -.in.ri 10 J. II. UoiT, lots in 5 0 0 0 'lines JJ. Goff to Ol|i' C. G3o!I, lots in il» 50(i

'Al vransfer^, con sisters-ion -$50, lot.u.

080 p•i Ml.:

THE CRAW^»|M*Vf|X|?. UTKKKLT fOimiVAL

210 airs 'aciif's' shoe-

jGb.

Wc '••vill sell without limit or reserve any of the stock.

of OV.' a no

A: I our men's ibnoi

100 pairs men's and bi y-' Vi a! Lrather

B.iot.5 wiirlii bl u.d ^2 50

Our i-

sal:iv I oft

"2 .i0

i^j.wium'i.T.1.

Worth $1.50.

Ladies' Arctics.

Worth *1 .5 ...

v.rhC

This Sale means a big saving to everyone hi

128 EAST MAIN ST,

Weddlng Annaunccment and Shower. Mooday evenicfr at- her iiurae, south Walnut, street, Miss Nettie Weil gave *11 announcement party for Mi-sa G: ace Kohl, whose marriago to Hv ley Gili was announced for Wedne^d iy, Nov. 27. Twenty-one youn? lad'es, friends if the bride-to-be, were present and vhen Mi.-s Kohl catne in a bridal bell -uddenly let loo^e a shower of rice over ler. Then as a surprise it was announced that the event had a1so been made a china shower for Miss Kohl, and she was made the recipient of a number of pieces of beautiful china.

Refreshments were served, the favors being two scarlet he&ris pierced with an arrow with a dainty cupid oti them, one bearing the name of the (/room and the other the bride with the date of ne wedding. Tho rpoms of entertainnent were very prettily decorated with •nrybanthemums aud ferns and a very lei ghtfu't evening was passed. I)urln,f ohe evening" invitations wero issued for linen shower for Miss Kohl to be jfiven by Miss Hatiie Dennis Friday evening, Nov. 22, at her home on west Main street

hrUtmas For Soldiers' Orphans. Mrf. O. M. Travis went to indianapoTi'ejiJay to meet the committee iiuoiutea by the state Woman's Relief

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l:t«rs' iiti'iv *0 ki.eo up Ih j.i... :,i- 1,

psto ]iu. elutre the Ghrii-tman pres ^-"'"^dav at 1 o\:.nM

o\"E u. \v (,• Uufdofk j,-,

oil Ki'fv- f-v" Of ilfi «nv. i'.ivn» 1 t— itv bo3\. 1 iO'Jil r•' 1, i-ufi r. IS Ttn: '11''" •{. I a-* ma'e o-f •'it -"Mrs. Ci.itMich.

..The Greatest Sacrifice Sale

btfyinj elsewhere CJ.U and get oar pr ces. W-2

bo srajr

pn-iif. h'--' qua'iiy.

I' JT "Tl

EVER KNOWN IN CRAWFORD iV LLE NOW GOING ON AT

QOc

I'iilljj JiUili iced Sh

liorsi* Thief Caught.

T. "(lit-: in I'.ii'iii

i- eft 2-1

We wi 1 11 all oar Viisses* iiidrea's ^not at Act-

Some time ago a borr.e aud hungry was stolen from near iluncie, and the police having been notified, thought they had the man located near this city. Mr. Davis, of the lirrn of Davis V- Cos, of Lebanon, know the rig and was telephoned to come over. He arrived ou Tuesday ard in company with oCicer Steele went, to the home of John Snyder at the old Nutt farm. Tbe fellow wa* suirmoned to the house and came in with am IUI on his shoulder. When told to throw up his hands he acted as though ho would use the weapon bui a pun drawn by the officer caused him to drop it. He gave the name of Joe Brown, which is evidently aa-umad, and claimed that his home is in southern Indiana. He stated that he was twenty years old and confessed to stealing tho rig which, was with him on the Snyder farm. He will be taken back to the scene of h!« crime.

Death of Mrs. Clara Utterback. Tuesday morning at the home of her fatnor, Jere Harlow, six miles west i,f the city, at 4 o'clock occurred the death of Mrs. Clara Utterbaek. Mrs. Utierback was 33 years old and she leaves a husband, L. .1. Ul.terli.ick, but no children. The ftmera.1 occurred

for tho ctikl-vn of toe ,ta.e's ^"ndue-rd by U-i. Hfn.or, of Ootins'ton. Interment was in trie Wesley !ulers and sailors' orphan- home at

C{.metfry.

Miiah^stown. Thero »ra (iW children the home and io has ne^n a beautiful' 'Utirom of the li. t\. iv. aou VV. 11 ir inativ years maKe dunattons to it- i«1ti !'S fttrn fn vhici each lato court to uav .iHmnr.'i ihr« of whan Hii.ii 1- pio\ Mtd a. Oi,rKt- S HJU:C. vi=. Nrt-on 'ti'in .iham 1:1-. pr"H, rit., 'i'he nid •-'^U"'icr- ol. VOH 1

OSt.

Ladifs' line Viui Kid laco Shoes in

heavy sole, regular 50 vnlue

LiiO p-iii 8 1,uiies' Dont'ola I\ d. all solid suick or pa'ent !'u. solo vv.-ry-',-v when* a». -il 50.

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63 5U •aoJ •4 I'a

Ij-cathei

rd l'1: ern-h 1\al Shoes ...

v.z?d

Slice Sale ever given ni the history of Crawfordsvilie at

tlie huine

lKon (.uoinii!jii»ni'» lltitts !.osc. RPI T"1.AT 10 TSIO .lo'I* LI il. 1 INWAXAPOJ.TSJ NOV. 10 —The appel-

UiUnlfy, chip- :n .-niiili .The cas»-.'.wfta-onrIt'nia'ly• t-ri-^d here _:f.i.d Mel'

f)y

,| \Vbr'". f1 |lrie|?yi11ev: and itiv.ilv 81

^5fp

16) t".\"i I'M'tn* of

V\.t- I iVK" 3 -.V IV 'uul'. "iu. .-

We mcist reduce stock by Jan. i, J902.

vill siavely s-iye •you money.

of Shops. Yots cannot afford to mis*

'3E33Kr.' ISEaXMC

••Vo-vi's Noi- I in

:V.

Men's Pit ent l.-ic-- S new tors,- hi• -t.i li s, iv o-ular. £3 50 jr|".(d'».

S3E

Men's Vioi »nd Rus-ia Calf, lace Shoes,

regular #3 value

1.IO

All our men's heavy bucklo and con

gress Shoes, worth $1 50.

1.20

All our regular $150

bo_\s" shoes.

'2 [i iirs \ouths' s-hoes, worth SI.50

an SI.*25

A1 our men's S iiiu 'jitf. /in or eorii"-**"* Shin1- wurfh'1 75 ami -~:'2

You Have to Take

otnehody's Word

'ii ..'.1 -to" St.

\y v/ v/

it. Tfie greatest

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

©fit let your

asquire the Coffee Habit, let out of the rut yourself! All doctors recommend COCOA & CHOCOLATE en preference to coffee. Why not jjet the Best?

UNEQUALLED FOR

PURITY & FLAVOR.

ji'or what lies beneath tlie paint and varnish on a vehicle. We are very carcful about tiuvliu our stock and we have the guarantee of the m.liters of each busily we sell as 11 ju-r, tiovv k'ood Itia. When you buy of us you have our guarantee that is worth mriiiov ID IOU :ind that will be promptly backed up. Wn have many now styles on our li.iors that- we will sell reasonably rathor than carry them over.

No lire wears like the Springfield Kelley rubber tire. Sold and put on by our workmen.

S. MIUUER,

-'-5 E^1SS31.

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Crawfordsvilie.