Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 11 August 1869 — Page 3
BIODMINGTON PROGRESS.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
L. JT. A. f CH7CA3C RAILROAD. TIMK TABLE AT HiOOMINGTON. Express Goi ty South : Arrives at 1:21 p.m. Departs at 1:41 P.M Express Going North: Arrives at 3:05 r.M. Departs it 3; 15 p.m Freight, going south, arrivos at 9:16 a.m JVtight, north, awivoa at. 2:10 r.M M. SLOAT, StJI'ERINTENIJENT.
Post Office Tinne Table. Time of closing rrails at BUxrminaton, Indiana, Post Office it as Jollous: "LN.A.. & C.R.B. south, wny, 12 p m h uu u ii north, W(iy; 1 p M From Deera and Whin Hall, on "VYedni sdays and Saturdays at .......11 a m Prom Nashville, Uiionville, Oak Farm, Spoarville, Cleona ad Bollevilh), Sati rdays, at 12J rw From Bloomfleld, Stanford, So'sberry, Hoblinville, Park, Lintoi, Vorthington, I t. Commerce, Jasonville, NewaTk, Silvs? Creek and Wright, Tuesdays and Fridays, at 6 a m from Bryant's Creek, Saturdays, at 1 2 j r. M Office open during the week, from 1 o'clock AM. to 9 P.M., and on SU?u'ays, from 9 io . 0 o'clock A-M. J. GLASS McPHEETERS, P.M. Equation of Time. August 2 6 min, 1 sw:. 9 5 min, 19 sec. 164 min, 8 sec. 232 min, 33 sec. 30 0 min, 36 sc. 31 0 min, 18 sec Ladies -will always find something both new ami nice, in the jewelry line, at Smith & Cochran's, No. 7, south side of the public square. Thej receive every novelty, as soon
as it makes its appearance in th; East, and will sell most goods for less than they can le obtained of th-j heavy New York lioases. You should devote an hour to the exam ination of their stock of Fancy Goods.
Barrett's needs no puffing.
15,000 Ooose QUILLS, WANTED BY augll-4t JOSEPH M. HOWE.
$2,500 in Cash, To exchange for Oata, at Dusk & Co's. Bloomington, IncL, Aug.4w4 "69.
Time is nearly up with that sixty days' reduction in prices, at the New York Store of Cbas. P. Tuley & Co. It would be well to remember that no establishment in Indiana
keeps a more choice s;ock ot goods ;
than this, and ';hat there is a full corps of accommodating clerks always ready to wait upon customers. They have dropped prices to the lowest notch, aod there they will remain until the large stock of Lawns und Summer Dress Gfoods is exhausted. No hair man can bi&t Barrett.
SQf Ladies, go to Showers & Hendrix's Furniture Warerooms, and examine those beautiful Willow Corner Brackets, Work Stands and Kockers. They are selling rapidly. Nature assisted by Barrett's. A Hag-gain. A nice farm one mile f.nd a half west of Blooraingtbo, containing 9J acrn, will be sold cheap, if application be made soon to E. T. Taylor. The farm is all in gruss, has a comfortable residence and a No. 1 barn on it together with a lr,;e orchard jf choice fruit. If any oie desires to biy a nice little farm, cheap, let him call at E. T. Taylor's Provision Store, soon.
FOR TEE SKIN. Boyd's Cream Cures Jtch. Boyd's Cream Cures ,icrafches. Boyds Cream Cures Tetter. Boyds Cream Cures .Pimples. Boyd a Cream Curt Old Sara. Boyds Cream Curt. alll Erupt ions of the It is mild and pleiuant to use, highly perfumed, contains no poison, and is especially adapted to children. Sold by R. H. Campbell, in Bloonungton. fetl76m Barrett's Hair Restorative.
Book Bixxuko. J. Glass MoFheeters, at the Post Office, is onr authorized agent at Blooiaiogton. All orders for binding Books, Magttuoes, Music, fec,, left with him, will be promptly attended oo. Charges reasonable. j. M. A, P. J. MBi:EL, Book Binders, .5:c, Indianapolis, Ind.
"Who has not tried Barrett's. Why ? WhyST Wh y ? ? ? It is almost an enigms. why pjople will consent to suffer on icccunt of Indigestion, General Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Kidney affections, etc., when by merely availing themselves of JI ISH LER'S HERB BITTERS they may he speedily cured of their complaint w!ay will they ullow themselves to suffer needlessly. Mishler's Herb Bitten is u sovereign remedy, and will effect a positive eure in these cases. Tbe public is made fully acquainted with till the ingredients used in the preparation of ti e Bitters, nd eminent chemists pronour.eec. it n pure a ad wholesome article, while everywhere physicians recommend it to their pitien ti as the only remedy that can he ieponded uon. Full directions accompany tach brt:lt. Sold only by respectable druggists, and storeknjNWi. Price on dollar pet tx ttk.
Monroe Common Fleas Court, Thomas W. Woollen, Presiding Judge, will convene at the Court House, in Bloomington, on Monday, August 16th. There are on the Docket, sixteen State cases, fifteen applications for sale of real estate, eight cases in a special Circuit Court Term Hot for the 19th inst.; an ! ninety-five civil eases. The latter are given below : Christen Crouch vs Robert Clwk, ct al... Mack & Bro. vs Miller, et al James Cookerly vs John Robinson Rutherford & w ife vs Fleener heirs VauglU & wife vs Crouch heirs Henry R. Sealls vs Buskirk. et al James Bratncv, Adm'r. vs W. H. Curry....
Whitman Roceifer vs Samuel B. HarrisSolomon Green vs Laben Green Einsley H. Wood vs Board Co. Com J. M. McCov, Adm'r. vs lIendrickson,rai F. Hansford Ex r. vs Hall & Hall Hiram J. Nichols vs Eli P. Farmer J W Robinson & wife vs Cox IXri al John Stockwell rs "Robert M. Galloway Willis Driscoll vs. Blackwell & Lemon Jr.mes A. Peck vs David C. Middleman Wra T Chambers vs J W Hornbaker Z T Duncan vs stona P C Dunning vs sumu WiUimn Strain vs sfctne David II Smith vs sumo Roben; M. Galloway vs same ffm C Graves vs same Andrew Iake vs snme Jchn Bennett vs same Isaac 'Williams vs Monroe county Geo B rough vs same Clarissa Dexter vs Gustavus Dexter James Whitakcr vs Rachel Whitaker Euphcmia Gelvin vs Andrew I Golvin Isaac Stn'ltz vs Nancv A Crum... Eli K Millen vs Thomas C. Pursel. Margaret Hathaway vs Vm Hathaway Lnutsn Quick vs David Quick McCord, ct al vs Wilson & Wilson John Parham vs 'L James Town Bloom'ton vs Hendricksi & GuthrieJoseph Buck vs Martha S Buck Wm Turner, Adm'r vs Clark, et al
Fettit & Co vs Mo Henry, et at Jed Lake, Assignee vs James Smith same vs Henry Sparkssame vs Jef Shields same vs A J Copenhaver same vs Wm Gourley Hiram Worley vs David 31 Harbison Whitman Receiver vs Chas Moore,Ex John James vs same Rhoda Isom vs Charles Icom James Reed vs Jane L R ied W T Allison vs Johnson McCollough M Richardson, Guardian vs Jos Houston... Jesse Peden vs McCormick, et el Mary L Swofford vs John D. Swofford Wm Stephenson vs Elias Abel D V Bus iirk vs Witherow & Denny Iseac Dunkirk vs same Whitman Rec r. vs Charles G Coir same vs W P DfivL? same vs Wm II Wisman same vs Wm C Wi;herow, same vs H E M Lun.l y samti vs Samuel Mathers sams vs Jas M Parks sam: vs J P Knigh ;cq same vs D B Wood same vs James C Freeman same vs Isaac Williams same vs James H Nixon same vs Joseph B Walker same vs Stith T Ed wards same vs Trustees M E Church... same vs H W Miller, Trustee.... same vs same same vs same same vs same same vs same Henry Louis vs Showers & Co Wm Ri.l e vs Whitsell, et al... E McDowell vs Owens, et al Nancy Dodd vs Harvey Dodd Whitman, Assignee vs H M Sihouk, Ex Ward, et al, vs Ward's heirs , Mather's, S., adm'r. vs Ready, et al Ruth Anderson vs John Anderson David H King vs Ryors et al .
Daniel Chambers vs Emazilla Chambers. .. Legg & Co. vs Samuel A. Smith Mary E. Sillivan V3 Sillivan heirs Stewart & Co. vs Dinsmore ei al George V7 Bryan vs Cyrus S. Thompson... Hoover ib Co. vs John Riley " w BS?" Have you seen those Willow Table Chairs, at Showers & Hendrix's Warerooms? If not, go at once, examine and buy. JS"""Gen. Grant's fast mare, Ada, is dead. Gen. Sheridan is a great ladies' man, but John P. Smith is :he greatest jeweler of this, the 19th jentury, and a handsome fellow in he bargain. Speaking of bargains, .10 man gives better ones than does :he invincible John P. Go and see John., buy a watch for yourself, another for your daughter, and give John a solemn promise to call again. Store on the west side public square.
The neatest thing out, is the
Wiilow Furniture, at Showers & Hendrix'-s. Examine those handsome, airy, light and convenient Work Tablra.
The Orchaed House, at pres2nt the only hotel in Bloomington, is a general favorite with the traveling public. Mercantile travelers can here find suitable sample rooms, clean beds, and a well supplied table. The house is directly opposite the Railroad Depot. Chips and Splinters. The county seat of Martin, has been located at Shoals. Dover Hil !, Shoals acd Loogootee have beea squabbling over the question for a number of years. George Sheekn, of this place, is the fortunate owner of a large mill, at the new county seat 1 Wallace Hight, who was reported shot, scalped and burned at
the stake by Indians, arrived at home last Wednesday, after an absence of two months. He came near
being killed six or eight timas, by the bloody "injuns" of Colorado. A fierce warrior of the Cites sent an
arrow in euob dnngerous proximity to Hight'e body, that he can to-day
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triumphantly exhiMt a iscar on his right ear. He star ;ed from Sherman with many natural curio litios in his satchel, among others, several well preserved Buffalo chips, but some fiend abstracted them, one night, under the impressbn, doubtlcss.that they were moss agales Competition, judging j'rom tlio interest exhibited by the poople in the coming Fair, will be lively and profitable. The groun Is of the Soeiety arc being improved the time-track has been widened, buildings altered, and many necessaty changes made
The common house-fly is
more plentiful this season, it is said,
than during any former one-
Our extensively advertised eclipse of the sun, took place according to promise, on Satuiday. The last total eclipse of thi sun took place June 16th, 1806, but it was not seen as total, in Indiana. The next total eclipse of the sun, will take place in 1890. How many of the persons who read this paiagraph, will live until then? Harvest is over, and soon the crops will b exchanged for money or goods. Our farmers are a reading people, and the business men who advertise in the Progress, will be si ire to reach them.
Farmers will observe that such of
our business men is advertise, are not ashamed of th ir store-rooms or their goods, and se I for very small profit's The "boys," and many of the older ones, are sighing for the advent of a circus or menagerie., Our roads are so notoriously bad that showmen dislikes to travel over them The County Clerk has received the Laws of the regular and extra sessions jf the last Leg islature. Township Trustees, Justices of the Peace rnd A ssessors, ani entitled to copies Elder Treat of the Christian Church, delivered a Temperance lecture, in the court house yard, on Sue day List. There was a larger attendance ;;han at any previous meeting. On nex t Sunday, at the same place, a lecture will be delivered by Rev. A. Y. Moore, of the 1st Presbyterian Church. It will be seen by am article copied from the Democrat, that "Temperance Lectures" are not popular with that shoet. "You puy your money
and you take your choice"
Gen. M. C. Hunter s friends, "whose names are legion," were gratified to njeet him again, on Saturday fast. The Geiier&l has consulted with some of the most extensive iron manufacturers :in the country, and represents the prospect for securing an east and west railroad, through Bloomington, as quite flattering There is to be a railroad pic nie, at Worthington, on Friday. The "whole world," say the committee of arrangements, is invited. The Greene county people are exceedingly glaiil that they have at last secured a railroad
There will be an immense crowd of people in attendance ipoa the County Fair and Balloon Ascension, from the 31st of August till the 3d of September, and our live business men should come now, before the rush of work begins, get handbills and circulars printed, aud distribiite them among the thousands who will be hero during Fair week William Young, wh ) resided a short distance west of Bloomington, died of consumption, on Saturday last, aged 22 years Amos Dobson, a citizen of Bloomington, died of palsy, on Sunday morning, at the
age of 70 years The trial of D.. O. Spencer of this place, for the killing ot a railroad man named Martin, took place at Spencer, in Osven county, last vyek. The ease was given io the jury on Saturday, and a verdict of m.nsluughter returned, with a senter ce of ten years' fmprisonmont in the penitentiary. Spencer's attorneys are endeavoring to secure, a new trja!. Voorhees declines the Ikmowatic nomination for Governci', through the Terre Haute Journal. Andy Humphreys, it is believjd, stands the next best chance And now comes II. C. Foster, Clerk of Monroe county, who solemnly affirms that no legal marriages vere performed during the past week.
The Messrs. Cdzine, Agents
for the Egyptian 'Washing Machine, are thorough gmtlemen, aside from having a really good Washer on exhibition and sale. We can recommend them to the kindest courtesies of our citizen.,
Balloon Ascension. There will be a Grand Balloon Ascension, on the last day of the County Fair. Arrangements have been made with one of the most daring iEronauts in the country, and he will bring his Mammoth Silk Balloon, "Union," and ascend with it on the day designated. A Balloon Ascension will bo a new sensation in this part of the State, as such a thing has never been attempted before, this side of New Albany or Indianapolis. Tell all your friends, and let thorn tell their neighbors, to come. The Teachers of Monroe County, and the public generally, arc requested to recollect that the County Institute will begin on Monday, August 23d. It is very desirable that a general attendance of the Teachers be had, as ample preparations are being made to render this one of the best Institutes ever hold in Monroe County. ... Tlio Egryptlan Washing Machine. This Machine is now on exhibition at Showers & Hembix's Furniture Wareroom, Stuart & Co's Hardware Store, Pearson's Dry Goods Store, and at tho Orchard House, where the Agents, the Messrs. Cozinb, may be found. From a careful examination of the construction, and some knowledge of the working of this Machine, we feel confident in asserting that it is one of tho most practical, common-sense Washers ever introduced into this community. The boards can be made to rub the clothing on just such parts as require the most rubbing, and as the lower board is filled with rollers, there is really no wear upon the articles placed within tho Machine. Full instructions given, and every Machine warranted to give satisfaction. The following certificates, from well known citizens of Bedford, are sufficient to satisfy the most skeptical as to tho practical value of the Egyptian Machine: Bedford, Ind, Aug. 9th, 1869. I hereby certify that the Egyptian Washing Machine has been used In my family for some time past, giving entire satisfaction, and I would not be without, one a period of two months, for the price of a machine. JOSEPH ST1LS0N, M. D. Beiitoro, Ind., Aug. 9th 1869. Ma. Maoner : 1 can fei;l; state, at your request, that my family have had the Egyptian Washing'Macbino in use, and are highly pleased with it. Many of my neighbors hare it in use, and without exception commend it as superior to anything yet introduced in t!:ie way of a Washing Machine. I have tried a number of machines, but have never before met with one that would do tbe work so well as "the Egyptian." lours, -13. D. PEARSON. I have used one of the above named machines in my family, and fully endorse all that ia said of the ' Machine by Mr. I'eurson. GEOKGE W. FRIED LEY. I have one of tho above named Machines, and fully indorse Mr. Peariion'j statement. They cannot be beat as a wisher. J. II. THOMAS. Orders left at either of the places of exhibition, or at this oface, will be promptly filled. Childrens' Bookers, handsome, durable and easy, at Showers & Hendrix's Furniture Warerooms. J For Job Printing, come to the Bloomington' Progress Office. Bloomington Market. CORKECTEN WEEKLY BY E. T. TAYLOR. Wheat Ifew, No. 1, OOcj Old, No. 1, at $1.00 per bushel. Corn, tjf) bushel, 75c. Corn Meal, f ( bushel 8J.. Flour, $ barrel, $5 60, Boeswax, 13 lb, 25c. Butter, $ lb, 20c. Cheese, ft ib, 15c. Chickens, P dozen, $2 503 00. Eggs, per dozen, 10. Feathers, $ lb, 5560c. Hay, $ ton, $8 00. Lard, $ lb, 1819e. Wood, cord, $3 00. Molasses, Sorghum, $ gal, 6E60c. Poaches, dried, nominal. j Apples, dried, nominal. I Baans, nominal. ! Potatoes, per bushel, now, 40c. Hides, green, 80 j dry 18lf. Flax seed, $1 50. Bacon Hams and Sides, 171? Jc. Shoulders, 121c. LOUDEN Sc HIcCOYr ATT0RES AT LAW AND (ieneral Insurance Agents, Bloomlngioin, Ind. THEY ARE AGEFTS FOR THE following first class Insurance Companies : JETNA Fire Insurance Company, Assets $5,150,931 71 UNDERWRITER'S Fin Ins. Company, Assets $3,634,999 95 jETNA Life Insurance Company, Assets $12,000,000 00 &'THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.OFFICE Northwest cornor of Public Square. JulyS, 1869-3' M.A.DUNN. K. BATTKK'COK. S. C. DUNN. JUNN & CO., General Produce, Commission And Forwarding' Merchants, Wholesale and Botail And dealers in Nails, Ks.nhawa and Lake Sivlt, White Fish, Ac, Bloomington, Ind. MayO 67-y
A lull and complete stock of
XX Cards alwaj on bund, at this oflve,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Consumptive!. THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years from j. severe lung affection, and the.t dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will sud a copy of Ihe prescription, fi-ee of charge, with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, etc. Tho iitiject of the advertiser in sending the Trescription is to tiencSi tho afilicted, and spread information which he conroives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer wlli try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parlies wishing the prescription will please address, Ret. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, New York May 26 ly. Errors of Youth. A GENTLEMAN who Buffered for years from Nervous Debil ty, 1'remature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for the sake of suffering humanity, send free io all who need it, the receipt and directions for making tbo simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OODEN, No, 12 Cedar street, N. Y. May 26 ly.
The Great Medical Mistake of
former days wiiS an utter neglect of sanitary precnutior.8. No efficient means were adopted for the prevention of sickness. iSeweragc was unknown in cities ; drainage was rarely attempted in the country. Heaps of offal were loft to rot in the public streets, and domestic cleanliness, the great antidote to febrile diseases, was sadly neg'iected. It is not so now. Wise laws, nhilnnthropic institutions, and a vigilant sanitary police, have, to a great extent, remedied the evil. Nor is this all. Preventive medication has helpod materially
to lessen the rates of mortality. It is not
too much to say that tens ot thousands escape sickness in unhealthy seasons in
consequence of having invigorated their systems in advance by a course of HOS-
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTJSRa. This pure and powerful vegetable tonic and alterative comprises the extracts and essences of a variety of roota and herbs, renowned for their strengthening, soothing, vitalizing and purifying properties. These medicinal agents are incorporated with a spirit absolutely free from the acrid poison which defiles, more or less, all th liquors of commerce, and their effect is diffused through the whole frame by this active, yet harmless stimulant. The result is such a condition of tho system as renders it all
but impervious to the exterior causes of
disease, sucn as aamp log, sucmen alternations of temperature, &c. Strength, and the perfect regularity of all the functions of the body, are the best safe-guardii against atmospheric poison and the effects of unwholesome water, and Hostetter'a Bitters are the best strengthening and regulating medicine at present known. For dyspepsia and billiouaness they are a specific absolute.
GRANT & PROSPERITY. Business revives under the new regime. Other than general causes have, however, given a tremendous impetus to the sale of Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Eye. The chemists have come out in two leading scientific journals against the lead and sulphurs poisons for the head (for that is their proper designation,) with which tho country is infested, while Dr. Chilton, the first analytical chemist in America, announces to the world that Christadoro' s Dye is Utterly Poisonless, and that he knows it to be, so, because he has analyzed it. Cristadoro's Hair Prcsernative, as a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Huir after Dyeing. Try it.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS. They remove all bad accumulations from the bowels, and purify fcnd invigorate tho system. All whoso health is not perfect
owe it to themselves to take a few doses of Brandreth's Pills, because the seeds of
decay are constantly eradicated by their use, and the principle of life confirmed, thus giving a vigor of body and mind to a period when wo navo been used to see the faltering step and the enfeebled intellect. General Paez, the distinguished liberator of Venezuela, says he has used -them as his only medicine for thirty years, with the most satisfactory results. For Costiveness, Dyspepsia, and as a Family Medicine, they are unrivalled. Diuiiel I. Tenney, Esq., Astor House, N. Y., cured by Brandreth's Pills of Dyspepsia and Costiveness, when all other means used had failed. A gentleman, whose father died of consumption at 36 years, was also attacked, when about 21, by the disease. He had cough, night sweats, and general debility. Doctors recommended cod liver oil, but he wasted away. At last he determined to use Brandreth's Pills. In two months they made him a sound man. Aug. Important Notice. Farmers, Families, and others can purchase no Remedy equal to Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment for the cure of Cholera, Diarrheas, Dvsenterv. Croun. Colic, and Sea 8icknes&,
taken internally (it is perfectly harmless; sco oath accompanying each bottle) and cstcrnally for Chronic Kheurnutiisrn, Head, ache, Toothache, Sore Throat Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Bruises, Mosquito Bites, Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back and Chest. Tho Venetian Liniment was introduced in
1847, and no one has used it but continues to do so, many stating, if it was Ten Dol
lars they would not be without it. Thous
ands or (jHrtineatos can be seen at tae liepot, speaking of its wonderful curativo properties. Price, Fifty Cents and Ono Dollar. Sold by the Druggists and Storekeepers throughout tho United States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York, aug In Numbers there is safety, it was upon this principle that the formula of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills was prepared. It was not the result of one man's knowledge. Dr. Judson intending to spend a fortune in advertising his pills, consulted the most intelligent and learned physicians of the ago, and tho result was the production of a simple but efficacious medicine, the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills. These pills cure Billiousnoss, Dispepsio, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Female Irregularities, &c. They have now been used many years by tho public and thousands of testimonials boar witness to their virtues. As a family medicine they are unrivaled. Give the Mountain Herb Pills a trial. Sold by all dealers. Aug
Eslray Notice. Takon up, by Samuel H. Stephens, living in Salt Creek Township, jonroo county, an Estray Mare, color black, supposed to be 4 years old, past, 14 hands high, Saddle galled on her back, a few whito hairs in. forehead. Appraised before Robert L. Stephens, Justice of the Peace, by C, C, Mefford and Z. n. Flynn, at fifty dollars. Attest; R. C.FOSTER, Cleric Monroe Co.
1869, SPRING TRADE.
Headquarters for Boots and Shoes. Ciiase I Co.
West Side of tbe Square, Are Nov Opening the Largest and most eonplete stMk f Boots and Shoes, erer bronght to this Harket. BUYING IN THE BEST AND LOWEST MARKETS FOR CASH, THEY CAN AND WILL SELL AT THE
THEY EENEW THEIR OFFER TO NEAR BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS, To Duplicate any Cincin
nati SilL Haiing been in the market at the tine of the late?upree6dented competition between the throngh freight lines, THEY WERE EN ABLED TO SECURE THE SHIPMENT OF THMR GOODS AT ONE-FIFTH THE USUAL RATE. This, with other advantages they posses, enables them to retail their goods at WHOLESALE PRICES. Xe Soto Mutual Jliife Imls. Oo.t OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. CASH CAPITAL, - - ..... S150,OO OO Stockholdera' Responsibility to Assured, - $$00,000 OO THE DE SOTO MUTUAL Takes the position that money Iteing north more in the West than in the East enables a well managed Western company to declare a better dividend than any Eastern one caa. Then why should our citizens send their money East to be loaned at 1 per coat, to Ituild up rival interests, when our own people want tbe money at 10 per cent interest, and will furnish just as good security ? To concentrate capital at home, to develop the resocroes of OUR OWN COUNTRY, is a matter in which every Westere eitiwa has an intern. THE DESOTO MUTUAL In maturing its plans aud peculiar features, and in getting up the Policy tbe con assy issues, secured the aid of tbe highest mathematical ability they could obtain, and the experience and wisdom of thoee who have for years made Life issuance a basinets and a study. Xq life Insurance Company now before the public stands on a noit solid and substantial basis, than tbe De Soto Mutual. The companj Blinds pledged to Us policy holders for $300,000 a sum double its cash capital The stringent bw under which it was organized makes each stockholder liable for double the mount of His stock. I very company organized under tbe new and rigid laws of Missouri have to make a deposit with, the Treasurer of State of $100,000, subject to the inspection and under the supervision of tbe Superintendent of Insurance, whose duty it is to make an annnai report t tike Legislature, showing tie condition of all companies organised or doing business in said State. The De Soto Mutual We believe issues a BETTER POLICY than any company in the United States. It is a, plain, aimp'e, short, vet comprehensive contract, not liable to the doabtmi construction which chars cterUes many Life Policies, and does not make the nsnal restrictions on travel. THE DE SOTO MUTUAL makes all policies non-forfei table ; divides surplus among policy holders ; takes only first olass risks. Bates as low as teading cash oe wpanies. Ho extra charge for insuring the lives of females. "mpsa mt upa TSM3rSTsnp!'nHn !SHI JAS H BRITTOX, President State National Bank. JAS H LUCAS, Wit E BURR, President St Louie National Bank, WILLIAM BAUSNTtNE, HENRY S TURNER, President Union National Bank, ADAMANTINE JOENiJOX, JOHN R LIONBERGER, President 3d National Bank, AXDBEW MAXWELL, HENRY HITCHCOCK, all of St Louis.
JAMES.TRABUE, of Trabue k Company. C N WARREN, of 0 JST Warren It Co.
R A ROBINSON, of S A Robinson tt Co. CALDWELL, Esq , AU'y. oi LoowL'to.
JAS H LUCAS, President, WM BALLENTINE, Vioe Frtridsat, H CHRISTOPHER, M D, Medical Director, X F PITTMAK, Secretary, HENRY HITCHCOCK, Esq., At tome v, Professor & C ARENDT, Actuary, GEORGE T POTMAN, General Agent. BLOOMINGTON BOARD OF REFERENCE : Professor DANIEL KIRKWOOJO, I.AWSON & McKINNEY. WILLIAM A GABE, LEROY H CHASE, JAMES W COOKERty, JOHN B. EAST. WILCOX & MEANS, State Agents, Indianapolis, EwSlsmw ROBERT H CAMPBELL, Agait at BloontinRtoa. J 9. 9 m
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