Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 15 August 1894 — Page 4

Republican Progress SCBSCBOTION, $1 :50 FEB YEAK Vm. A. Gabe. Editor and Proprietor

Office Oveb Star Store, Fbk Ulook. REPUBLICAN TICKET. Congressman, .Tesue Overstbket Joint Senator, Hf.xry 0. PrxcAX Representative, G-eoeoe W. Ar.i.iaos Pros. Attorney Jotix E. Edmoscdson COXT35TT STz Wilson Adams John T. Woodward Sheriff. Clerk Treasurer, . Recorder. . . Coroner, . . . .Jossrir S. Woodward ! .... James W. Jacksos Dr. Joseph M. Kookbs KksrvHexlevI Surveyor, Commissioners First Dist.... Third Dist... J Wii.i.iav Petkbson Ezra Pkbrixg i Asy jias who has been appointed Executor, Administrator or Guardian should never give an order for the insertion of his advertisingr in a newspaper till he investijrates the claims of the r'RiiORKss. Demand that the legul advertising be sent to the Progress of fice, where it will be done carefully ! and correctly, the proprietor having had over twenty years experience in that class of business. THE FARMERS' FRIEND Of Fort Wayne, Ind., Is one of the best paper of its I class in the State, and should be ! taken by every family that resides on a farm. To any of our agricultural friends who pay 1.50 cash in advance subscription to the 4 -Progress," the Farmers' Friend will be sent free for one year. This is in advance, and full 1.50 subscription, remember. The Hadloy Industrial School for Girls, situated near Danville, Hendricks county, will be dedicated on the 19th of this month. Prominent men from differeut parts of the State will be present and make addresses. They include Gov. Matthews, Judge G. W. Grubbs, Pres. Swain and several others. The school has cost, besides the land connected with it, $20,000, and was built by the beneficence of an aged couple of Hendricks county, Mr. and . Mrs. William Hadley, and the State w. a t. u. A stranger, who talked "horse" with the freedom of long acquaintance, dropped into Alexandria, this State, a short while back, and so loudly did he extol the virtues of tha French coach horse, that he had no difficulty in forming a stock company looking to the purchase of a stallion. Twenty-five stockholders subscribed $100 each, some paying cash. Ten days later the stranger returned with a handsome appearing animal on which he collected the money and otes. Soon after his second disappearance the original owner of the animal accidentally turned up and incidentally it leaked out that he had sold the stallion for $500 to the 'promoter" of French coach horses, after which the fellow docked the horses tail and clipped his mane and fetlocks and unloaded him on the stock company for $2,500, making 2,000 by the deal. The stockholders whose notes are still unpaid are now seeking to be released fr jm the liability. The people of Indiana should feel proud that they live in such a State. The annual report of the gas inspector has been filed and it j shows that 300,000,000 are in vested in manufactories in the gas belt. When it is remembered that this amount would not have been invested if natural gas had not been discovered it may be considered niore than remarkable. The gas inspector does not think that consumers will return to coal when gas gives out, but that fuel gas will in time take the place of the natural article. As Old TKick. Three tramps entered the north bound Monon train Tuesday night, walked through the coaches, picked up a valiae belonging to a passenger and disappeared. Search was made for the robbers but no trace of them could be found. A package of letters and a ring, part of iue contents oi me vause. were found on a sidewalk south of the depot. Greencastle Banner. On account of the long season which has prevailed through, 4 1. .1 .1 . Uitst few uui uie K7tuie uurino tue months the State board of health is expecting a fever epidemic before cold weather. It has been the experience of the board tbat long dry seasons almost invariably bring in then-train fever epidemics, the typhoid variety being the most prevalent. " Paoli Republican: Mrs. KHz - abeth Weaver was buried at Cane vreeK tasi csuuruay. dijo and her daughter-in-law went to the pasture to find her cow, and found her with a young calf. On approaching the calf Mrs. Weaver ! .vas set ujhmi by the cow and j crushed to the ground. Her com-j fianion attempted to drive the cow ! olfandwas herself attacked and! compelled to flee. She renewed

toe attack and succeeded in rescu-1 score people who lie beneath tho ing her mother, who was by this sod in the 'league grave yard, time fatally injured, dying ou Fri- These grow in interest with each clay last. Her husband had been j succeeding year, and it ia an obburiett but three weeks. They : servance that should never fall were ncariug four score years. into disiue.

Frank Duncan has boon entertaining Mr. Baehotor, a friend from Vernon. Mrs. J. B. Mnlky is visiting hereon Frank in Bedford. Rev. Cleveuger and wife have returned from an extended visit in Switzerland county. W. W. Ynnzandt is spending a week in Martinsville iyid Indianapolis. Mrs. Pleiderer of Louisville is visiting her brother, Fred. Fess, in this city. Miss Hattie, daughter of

Ml'9 Laura Smith, is the cues! of Mrs yiU in Lafayette Ls-Gov. A. 0. Mellette atertoner. South 1'ukota, is guest of his fatlKr-"n-'asv, Dr. r A. N yue, east 2d street. Roy Sear, sick with typhoid fever, is reported better. Mr. Rogers of west Cth street is yet quite sick with the same disease. A luncheon was given to a number of her lady friends, by Mrs. Shelper, on Thursday afternoon. Some twenty families on west 6th street are anxious for the water service. It is 'the intention to place it on tith street "m College Avenue west. Mrs. Walter Lindley and children have returned from Indianapolis. Their residence on west 6th street is fast ncariug completion. Mr. Baker and wife went to Brazil, Ind., on Saturday in reference to information that Mrs. Baker's sister, Mrs. Mercer, is quite ill. Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Mercer are sisters of the late Mrs. Martha A. Buskirk. While watering flowers at her home on south Grant street, Friday evening, Mrs. S. B. Rogers stepped into a hole in the earth, spraining one of her ankles seriously. She is only able to walk by the aid of crutches. Mrs. Cummins, accompanied by her niece, Miss Antoinette Duncan, left for Bethany Park on Saturday. From there Mrs. Cummins goes to Aurora t spend some time, while Miss Antoinette will visit in Connersville. Rev. J. P. Funk of Now Albany preached for the M. E. congregation of south College Avenue on Sunday. Added interest is given to the Sunday schools in this church and of Walnut St. Pres. church by the orchestra. On Wednesday of this week the Democrats will meet in State convention at Indianapolis. A private telegram from the capital j city states that the price of whis-! kv has been reduced to five cents ! a drink because Congress did not promptly pass tho Wilson bill. It is an ill wind blows no one good. lha Benton tr. nrrmarv was'

held Friday and the following! !e 1UJ10ticket was nominated: Samuel' Good butter is one of the Kerr jr., trustee: Andrew J. ! best of good things in hot weather, Polley, assessor; Thomas J. Pet-; and it is well to know whore you erson and Wm. L. Adams, justices; ! can get it. Hemp. Wilson sells it. John Young and John Eatliff, J A half-dozen colored men are constables. The convention was j d0;ng service on the stone pile for organized by electing Wm. L. indulging in the seductive game of Adams as chairman aud Charles I uCOnio up seheu." Kerr for secretary-. I ,. Mrs. Ira Batman and Miss Marriage licenses have been Ida Waldron wont to Indianapolis issued as follows since last report: 'on Monday, expecting to remain Wallace R. Andersen and Lennic j in the capital city a couple of J. Beamau, Joshua A. Prior and 1 weeks.

Lucy Ann Butcher, James W. Baker and Bertha Freese, Maurice G. Moore and FloraB. Kreuger, E. W. (Jlippenger and Haddie G. Bunger, Harvey Hedrick and Ammezettie Viditoc, Allen H. Chandler and India A. Chandler, Isaac H. Hubbard and Margaret J. Payne, Alfred Murray Bain and Grace G. Perry, M. F. Robertson and Minuio L. Gilmore. One of the touching observances sintl one that has been- followed for many years by tho poopie residing in Indian Cretk tu. is the annual meeting at the 'league a - i 7. x r, ?

ono iaiu. vu last iiiiumia between four and live hundred What is there that is so epeople assembled there and work ductivc about a pile of waterwas at once begun to place the ; melons '. Friday afternoon 14 grave yard in good condition, j lzy mCin hoys were lined up Th jeoplo who had atsembled'in fl'ont "f a supply just brought

worked with a will and after ev-! i erything had been done that was ' PO8nhre in this direction devotional exercises were neiu in the grove near by. A sermon was preach1 A i.,. r.. t:i i.. li subject ,,.oa 'rtt 'Hesurrcctiou. This ' was followed by dinner, and at 1 ! "clock bona tor Richard A. I'ulk i of thls ty add rosso 1 the assem- j ! Wage briefly but eloquently, j ! Senator Fulk in the course of his : : remarks stated tnal lie vas born j f',,J Jfars ago upon tlie farm upon j which the league grave yard is ! located, and he referred feelingly j to those who people tlie burying ; ground and to the; survivors' ; Kov. Culver followed Senator! ; f ulk, and took tor tlie text of his sermon: What is Man?" After i music bv the excellent choir from Linthicum Chapel, Rev. Martin Fulk delivered an address full of eloquence and pathos, bringing tears to the eyes of many in that vast audience. Rev. Martin Fulk had been personally acquainted with perhaps every one of the five j

To the Honored loal. At the last mooting: of Hie Monroe County Horticultural Society the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That in he death of our lattt president. F. Ootid, this society has lost a faithful olncev. and n devoted friend and worker in the advancement of horticulture: and although we regret that such loss has fallen upon us. still, as a society, we

I bow in humble submission to the inj evituble, and extend our heartfelt I sympathy to the. bereaved family, each member of which has our best wishes. An. Kktouam, Ueo. I'. Cami'iieix, A. Jf. TWilllNG. Also the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That in the death of l'rof.

O. !. Chirk this society has hist a life member, who always took preat inter01 est in horticultural matters while with (llgjus. While we deeply rejrret his loss

we now in suninission to uur lteavcniv i.. ii,.,,. ...,.i .,.....,,.-1 .,. c ;.,,... pathy to his bereaved family. (Jko. I". CAHriiKl.i., ,1os. ,S. DlXSMOKK. CTWSSIB I'KRlilMI. Miss Mario Rice of this city is visiting relations and friends in West Baden and Orleans. There will be plenty of "dry" feed for Monroe county stock this fall. The rapidity with which work on the new college building is being pushed is n mat tor of remark. Miss Edna Field returned frem Rochester, Ind., on Saturday morain;. J. W. Cravens and wife are at Vinconnes on a visit to Dr. Maurice Moore and wife. John Campbell, son of widow Showers, has boon returned to the j asylum for insane, at Indianapolis. Jesse Hubbard has returned to South Bend where ho will again teach in the public schools. Rev. T. J. Clark ami family, of Vinconnes, arrived iu Bloomington on Thursday. -Mrs. Florence Buskirk is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chipman, in Anderson. Samuel L. Wallingford was married on the 7th, at Sheridan, Ind., to Miss Mattio Estells. Rev. Ganit of the Reformed Pres. church will not return till September. --Mrs. M. E. Brodix is at Indiana Mineral Springs, near Attica, Warren co.. Ind. Some of the ceilings -in W sis' tor Lindley's new house on vest Oth street are being handsomely frescoed by a St. Louis artist. , The storm if riday night raised the roof on the K. P. hall .and admitted a flood of water, which seriously damaged the carpets, etc. Mrs. Vinson Carter and daughter of Indianapolis are the "ests Hr' Ca.i'lors mother, Mrs. J. D. Maxwell. The Knights of Pythias hope to secure a hall over the building . Ed. INeeld took part in the services last week at Bethany Park. Glad to know that Ed. is inclined to give these matters '.his earnest attention. The first rain that Bloomington h&a been favored with since June 20 fell en Friday night. Never was rain more welcome and the benefit is incalculable. Having purchased a restaurant at Martinsville, Chas. and Walter Robertson will put in a completetock of goods and Wal ter will remove his family to that i . , itownnt once. on by Jesse Howe for plugging, I out not one ot the li invested a cent in the melons. Few of them had ''the price' The many friends of T. E. Phillips will lie gratified to learn that the cane tibre sent bv him to I Scotland has been returned and that it is niHfiiifiiol.uroil into, us fino and ilexilile a specimen of twine as was ever handled. This decides the principal question: Can t .vine be mauufuctui ed from cane fibre ?" MARTHA WASHINfiTON COOK-BOOK FREE! 320 PAGES. ILLUSTRATED. One "f t.1i Iwst CooVIfnokt; put.Ii.ih.-.l. Tt coux.iiiiB rccijies tor all kinds of ctKikiiiff. Also tiopartmonts oh MiMlicine. I-li-fiH-itft, ami Tolf tctHt.:. Jiidt'xcd Xoi iiatidy ic.fvr"mklLEO FRE.E,

In Exchanr.-e for 20 LAEQE IilON HEADS cut from Iicn ColEoo wraiiory and a a-cont Staini. Wrttt: i'ir l!;.!, .,; itir ,:t;.- j';:,. J'r'!:iiinnrt. v linvt IM iiiy vnlnnMo I'l- .Mf , ;. k!;;!-1, f..:uti ftc.. lo p; I v 1 1 aw ;iy. i Lt'iiutliul I'itturt1 urtl in u KVCrv l:.fli:.t! lit l.KiU ( HVVH.V.. isooisoiiSPicFco,:ss:

Iearh of Thomas I. Otwcll. The following letter will explum itself. Tom Otwoll was well known to all of our older citiEcns. IK- removed to Washington Territory many years ago. Ot well's wife was a sister of Samuel Moore, west of town: l .a Ckntkk, Wash., Aug. ',1. ts.'l. Ktktor li:oom:s; I have just received a letter from W. V. Northrop. C.ltnhlo. Idaho. n Miiej-of the drowning of Thos. 1". Otwell. He left t'ataldo March :.".. ISSU, for tinmining district, near Murray, lie was found July Ssth, one iniie below the town of t.'atuido. Idaho, and was recognized only ly the elotliinir he wore. do not -know his folks or friends address. Thinkinir a notice placed in your paper woul ; lind them. I remain respectfully yours, K. i.nju:K.

Misses Jessie and Maude Carmichael and Miss Jessie Gentry left Bloomington on Saturday to visit relations and friends in Indianapolis. Dr. Jos. M. Rogers, who has boon taking a special course in one of the hospitals of Now York City, returned to Bloomington on Friday. Cattle arc sfill being shipped from Clear Crook station to Buffalo, N. Y. Several car loads were shipped by Sutplnn & Mathers hist week. Rev. J. P. Funk and wife of 'ew Albany are guests of C. N. S. Nee Id and wife, south College Avenue. Mvs. Funk i a sister of Mrs. Neeld and of Messrs. James, John and Wm.C. Borland. The '-mad stone" at Torre Haute, applied to the daughter of M. P. May, would not adhere raid tho owner decided that the dog'thnt had bit ton the child was not rabid. There is no room in the central asylum for the insane for persons who have been adjudged insane. Michael Fleoner's application for admission has been refused on this ground. A number of persons are 'cam ping" in the vicinity of Trinity Springs, among them Alvin Rhorcr and wife, Edgar Ilhorer and wife and Chas. Greene and wife of this county. Servicer. More hold in the Whisnand school house, northwest of town, on Sunday, Rev. Aynes officiating. Meetings will be held here ou the second and fourth Sunday of each month. Just when wo thought we could not live any longer under the weather condition, thers was a change, aud the copious rains lme transferred the burned pastures into green liolds. The rain Friday night did not extend any further than Gosport. . The Indiana conference of the Methodist church moots he:-e Sept. loth, and will le in session for one week. Rev. Steele, pastor of the College AvpH1-' M. E. church, is already completing arrangements for the eniertainnicit of ti e visitors, about '225 of whom will be present. Joseph Brown of White Hall was overcome by noxious gasses while cloauing h "well for Dick Livingston, last Wednesday, and had to be drawn from the well by a rope that had been fastened about his body, Brown having hxt consciousness. Mose Kahn's room will be extended west in an "L" shape. The west room will bo dedicated to youths, or to articles of wear for youths. Ho will thus havo much needed room and be better alio to serve his rapidly increasing trade. Mose is a nice fellow, independent of the clothing trade, and his friends are myriad. -The committee in charge of i l,c ,,1J . ' moot .,t the old settkM., mestings at , Ketchaill'S Sulphur Spring met on Saturday and completed arrangomonts for the nicetings at the spring on Saturday and Sun-j day, August -oth and sJuth. In order to have the grounds, spring and seats in good order the citizens of the neighborhood are invited to meet the committee for that purpose on the ground, ut a. in. ou YVedne.-dav, !- 4. Aug. 22d, Seuator Teller went to the postmaster general and asked for a free delivery for Durango. He says the postmaster general declared that he would postpone the establishment of nuv new fi(-e delivery offices, and would not grant his request. J. 11. WII.SdN. Att'y for 1'h.inl ill. Xotice to Xoii-lCesidents State of li.diana.t'ountyof .Monro". In the Monroe Circuit (.ourt. t.vUilvr Te-ni. tS'.:. I'.liximiniftoii Improvement Company I vs. John C llolau. ' Xoliee. The pla'iititl' in tlie ab-e.-e .are liav in." filed his complaint therein, toi'cth-! er itli ,ui attidavit that ilu (i. u'iii'ani I ir, ii t a iv; 'dent ' the ; late of n.o - iana, hut has pr.inerty in M on . covinty and Stale of India mi, and in a .-... sarv jiarty to thei.ctioii einiUtsi al.ov. nod that said aefimi is lnon.'ht to coforce the eille-tim of the j!-:5 ut itfr demand against tlicdclViiu.ini l.-y pro ccediiiirs in attachment. Nou'itl.crefoiv ih,t:-aid U-iVndaiit. J; hereby mdith-il that unless he be and , appear on the sec,', id d:iv of the ne.l teivn of tin' Moiiioe ciii'nit ',.iiri io Inholdeil on the sec, Mid Mondav ot Oc- i tobcr, A. I. ls!H.:i! the court house in the city of ItNioininctou. iiisahi county of Monro,-ami State oj liuUana, and iljlswcj1 or ileum:- to s:imI co,ji,:;tuii lie-' same will be heard unit oelerniinid in his absence. In m itti, :s tvli, ;n of I ei-cuiito ?.t my hand and atli. the sea! ut "aei court this tltli d.iv of Aiu'iisl. t- ii. si h j .lUlIX W. t I.NS. An :'. s. 'it i .(!,

Old Settlers' Meotiitfir. At Kctcham's Sulphur Spring I will be held the annual Old Settlors' mooting on Saturday and l Sunday, Aug. -Jotli and 20th, i SU4. Speaking on Saturday by Hon. Win. A. Kotchnm of Indianapolis, and lion. R. W. Mien of Bloomi inoioii. Preaching on Sunday forenoon by Rev. 11. 11. Bryan of iGreenoastle, and in the afternoon by Rev. Quincy Short of Springiville. Rev. ,1. B. Hamilton will ' act as chaplain. Good music has boon arrauo'ed for.

Itcal Instate Transfers, l'urnishcd by. las. W. Jnckson. Recorder for deeds and niort'raires. correctly ex edited, call at Ui eorder's otlice-l liosa lirannam to .f II Morgan. so a. -res m Uloonnnrton t, Laura l!u!:ivk to llutMc V Walker. HI acres, !can I.JIossom tp, (ieo P Ilariiin to S V Wislev, so acres in I'olk tp. Surah E I'rinee to Thus A .Itulah, - acres in IVrry tp, J T Mclunley to v V Kobertson, if acres in llloominfrton tp. Thos ltuyne to V C Draper, 24 acres in Kichland tp, AVillis li Hoods to Theodore Eose 4im acres in Salt Creek tp, .,on I 3iW i : no 1 I II' : I Republican Central Committee j Mectlllff. ' An important meeting of the eom- ' mitioc will be held in the new Repub-: lican he.id.iuarters in the Telephone. . building-, over ollins V harsell s ;rro ollins ,t Karsell's ;rro- , i eery store next Saturday. Aupust lsth. at i o'clock p. in. All members of the i Central and Kxecutive committees are ' uryed to be present. j At night of same day the new headqnarters will be dedii-nteil by a speech : by .Tames 11. Wilson. Ksi- To this : nu-etiiiif not only members of the committees are invited but others arc eori dial I v invited. "VM. V. ItlHWXIN'O. Chairman. I JAMKS B. WILSON, Secretary. i ' pure bred, : Shropshire Shoej icams anct lanio uams ior sale, 2 miles southeast of Bloomington. T. X. Earls & Sox. Excursion to Wii.sliiiijjion, I. C. On account of the Knights of Pythias Conclave at Washington I). C.-jhe Haltimorc Ohio S,, nth western li'y offers a rate of one fare for the round trip from all points on its lines. Tickets on sate August 'i"A to yood leturninjf until Sept. 1.1th. Splendid opportunity to visit the National Capital at a low rate. Tor particulars apply to any nrent Baltimore A Ohio Southwestern jl'y or address YV. P. Townsend, Trav. Pass's Ajrt.. Vincennes.lnd. Chances to Take ('heap Kailroad Hitlcs. i To (juincy, ind., account old i sot tiers" pic nie, August lt. Tickets on sale Aug. l.'i and ! j To lialllo (iround. Ind., ac-1 sunt camp meeting, Aug. 2 to li. To Denver, Cul., aceotiiil meefiing of American wheoimcn. : Tickets on sale Aug. U and 11. I Very l.iw rate. Land-seekers excursions to. points iu Michigan Any;. 14 ami S;-pi. JS. One faro for round 'trip. Tickus trood 'J.'' davs. 1 , 1 IXSTITl 'I 10 j MOXliOi: CO! XTV The Monroe County Hoard ot liducalion, at its Miiv meetil. adopted the following vcsoltttion: Whereas, the MonroeCountv Ter.eheiV Institute is worthy oi the patc ape :ind suji"ort of r il pro-res.-i'e i teachers: resolved, tliat we eoiumeud j it to the teachers of said county, and' that vc will not employ as a teacher ill public schools any livelier who is absent from .said institute without a ; lawful excuse.' . SHKiUrl'S.SALK. I T.y vi-iii.- of a rt't'i-c ;;. I crec to me .Uivetc.l fr.m tlie j the Monroe circa'.' court, wherein llcrnuin llulmini i: 'and Homer Tlinislici-is defendaiil. quiring me to make the sum of Konr j j Hundred and Twenty-five Hollars and : j Twenty-nine C.nts -".') with inter- j lest on said decree and ov.is, I will en- : j pose at public sale, to v to highest bid- j i del-, on - I SATLIU'IAY, AUtilTSX 2J-W, !'!. 'between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. land t o'clock p. in. of said day at the door of the court house in lilooiuiua'ton. ! Monroe county, Indiana, the rents and profits lor a term not excccuuur seven ' rs ,,, ,.foll,m.illsr roai t;statl.. to-wit. : situate in Monroe county, Indiana: Lot number three vij in the town of .Smithville. County of Monroe and state of Indiana. ' It' such rents and profits will not sell for a siiilicieiit sum to satisfy said decrc.'. interests and costs. I will, at the same, time aim place, expose to puinic sale the fee simple ot Siiid real state, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to dUchurjrc said decree Costs interest and Said sale will be made without any ( lief whatever from valuation ur uptii'ii iseineut laws, W1LSOS ADAMsi, An-. 1, il. Sheriff .vlouinc Co. GO TO 'Mir dSJMlLLECt CHTRAHCE Address 'N

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Mail Train North arrives Mail Train North ' Louisville Ac 'om'il'n Xorth, i.,n al IYei;yhl North, Mail Train South, Mail T-ain South. Louisville Aeeoin'd'n South, Local r'reijrht South. A. Iv. IIKLTOX 1 1: Ml p m ! 10: IS a m j ; :.i p m i 7:o3 a m ! 1:05 a in 3:41 p m j r.::t) a m ' 7:imi a tu ! Ai.KX T. Oscar Cravens has returned from Chicaj-fo where hi; went to buy another hirer selection of li;ii).lsol.ii laces in new .styles of job type for the Wor'.iT" jot, printing oilier. Now that establishment has the larrest se lection of type ever seen here, and th business man who nl e i.f oiti.i iiia.t.,.i,i1 Iocs not jrt a sup-1 ilationerv from tins establishment shows lack of taste. Wentworth. the foreman of the job : room, is a tip-top job printer mid will ! cali at vour place of business to take your order. .lust drop him a post.al i card, and t bus save voui-self trouble I he will brinjr around his samples and prices. i Mountain' j the crest of the LaKK P.U!K. On Allcirlico'cs. 1.000 feet above tide water, is one of the most clmrminjf and healthful resorts and contains Sou acres of forest, and frhido. The tempcnitnre is dolitj'htful and hay fever and malaria arc unknown. 'The Park is liirhted bv electricity. The hotels and boarding houses are first ! class: board from to I5 per week, i Purnisiied cottages til rooms ct reas-m-able rates. All Haltiuiorc & Ohio : trains stop at the Park. Write to L. A. Rudisill, Superintendent, Abmntain Lake Park. Mil., in regard to hotels. ?u'; tnd for information as t time of tra,!,s. ot faro, etc., call on any "?" f ' unore ,v Ohio .South ".; "-.. i any, teiierui l ajseiiKer iitfcm, pt. Loui.i. Mo. I . tAW C A Xt JU : (Attorneys are earnestly rcquestctt to remember Tho Prog-ress' tvbca thoy bavoany legul advertising to do.) LouriKN A TOUDEN. Att'vs. office over National Bank. All lecral business i earefnlly attended to. IVobate business and collecting of claims will be given I prompt attention. J ix. .. jj.e- a i; a jiii'-u iicy, oiuuu , ! over Corner Shoe Store, west side block. ! i Will practice in all courts, and pivo the ; j most careful attention to probate, buai-: ! neis and collections FtT.V Cnvn. Attorneys, offieo o"er i Corner Clothing1 Store, west sidesriuare. I Probate business a leadinpr speeiallv. ; Collect ions made and promptly remittuu. . Mt-LKT & IiiCE, Attorneys; probata ' Imsiuoss, insurance and general coll.jc- '. lions will receive prompt attention. OlKce over tho Corner Clothing Store ' Kast & Mii.t.Ki: Attorneys, office over i Jesse lLve's.,west side, square. Will i pra. ti ie in ail the courts, and will make. : a specialty of proVate bu&incss, commercial collections, etc., etc, ! Wm. II. Kast, Attorney. Trobate ' business yiven .special attention. Will ; co'dect claims and make loans. Office on north side sjuare, up-'.tairs. oi:bai.i., Attorney pemnon business -u leadiusr spewalty; wiUprac - tice in all courts; oflice ovor the. ICiif-ri I Clothing Btorc, west sii'o public square. .? anks F. MoiiOAM, Attorney et Law, cflice im north side of Pubiio Square, iu old Hee Ilivc Block. ' iriviujr hit. whole a ttenti.ji? now to his law practi.v. V.'ill pritctice iu all the courts. CoKcet'f-ns :ani lVolite a sp!cialty. If. A. lF.s, Attcrncy, ofKce over Express oS'co, w-c-vt si-'.c si;rare. V.'ill practice in :.l! courts, .nil ffivo probate b'.v-iiiess cuirefu! i-.tt-.-ntion. .1. M. FiMi'.UT. Attorney at law. Office over I lali 1 Ir.is dry iv;jods store-. Does a .".-ncrai orobat:- an.t s:.lectiti? busi-tu'-.i. Will practice in all the courts. n.-oN i li .vTFfEr.T Att 'irncvs. 1 : U ,;e over lilew'-. -.'s ,ir;er t.t j.v. west ide of sipu.ri . Wi'! practice iu all courts, aad trive special attention to j probate business and collections.

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Where a t!:orou;;h business education is ;;iven all students. Hook-keeping, Shorthand, Telec;i';ipliv and Tvpewrttins thorouj;hlv t'aiirht by experts. The TESfi? KAUlE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE is one of the oMest and l irt st in the West. .National in its character. Students enter at tuiy time, iioth scsts. Terms low. bine illustrated catalogue, free. ISBELL, President, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

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Fake Excursions to via t he Vandal ia Line on i A ufrust 1 4th mid September j lsth. lS'il. Tin- Vandalia Line will sell excursion tickets to nearly all prominent points in Mich bran at one fare for the round trip. Tickets r.'ood to return twenty (r.'Oj days from date of Mile. The Vandalia Line now runs : a Throuffh Sleeping Car between St. j Louis and llayview, Mich., passing ; through Terre Haute, Grand Kapids. ; St. .losepli, IN toskey. Charlevoix, eta. ; This jrive.s you an opportunity to spend your vacation in some of Michiran's pleasant resorts at a very low : rate For full particulars call on or ; address any nffent of the Vandalia Line or. 1. Sf. Chesbrou''h, Ass't Goii'l 1'ass'r Agent, St. Louis, Mo. CA17TION. If a donler offer W. I f)oiij;liui Shoes at n roduitml prloe, or say h h them without name ntnmped on bottom, put him down r it fraud. 1 LTf-U0 i b0& L. Douglas S3 SHOE THWORLD. W. L, DOUOLA& Shoes iUt stylish, easy fit. tirtjf, and rrive better satisfaction st tha price miU vftrtiird UV;m anv ot'c.cr make. Try one pair and be convinced. The Mumping of "r . I Duuglas name and price on the boticui, which gnsranftcs thnir value, saves tlnmsanws of doMuri annually those who wear ihem. Dealers who push the fule of W. I. Douglas Shoe pain c.istoir.erit, v.hich help to increase the sales n heir full lino cfeoods. They can afford to wll :it a less profit, and we belie ve'yrni can ave ntfmev bv buyi:ail your footwear of the dealer Advertised helow. Catnlotfue free uiMn application. Addrcfs. . XV. Jb. DO VOJLAi Brockton, Mat Ed Whktsell, Blo(jmingtou, Tueo TiaiAMiEit, Sitiithville. C. C. Dvnn, Stinesville. Special Health Notice. Whereas, it has come, to tlie knowledge ot this board, that small pox has appeared in certain localities in Chica(fo,known as "mvcatiag districts," and Whereas, the people living therein are e;irafed in the manufacture of ready inr.de elothinf. atid the repair of second hand clothing, and Whereas, much oi this material is constantly being shipped in this State, and Whereas, there is great dancer that ; infection will bo spread by this means; ! therefore, Resolved. That no such merchandise I will 1m-received for side in this Ntnte ! j unless previously disinfected by the : methods adopted by the American I Public Health Association. A eertitii cate of such disinfection signed by the j Health Commissioner of the t'itv of , chi.-:i:ro or his deputv nd bearinjr .late ;of .lisiuf.M tion'. shall b posted upon the box, bale or package conttiiair.u the sa :ne. On and after the date ot the issuance of this proclamation any merchant resident in this county, receiving goods of this description, from the City of ' hicajfo- not cisi-il'.-c;cd and certified as above, shall be deemed fruilty of violating the rules of the State Hoard of Health. ;'nd r,haii be proceeded a n ins t accordingly. I.lv order of lioard. .1. F. PuTTS. Secretary. i;eoial Aotiee t Teachers. TEACilKU.H INSTITUTE. The Annual Monroe County Teach- : ers' Institute will be held in the. hiffh j school buildinir Angr. th to 10th. ism. I The following instmetors have liecn i ;.ijrared: V. F. L. Sanders, I". II. I Smith and V. II. IVrtick. j Kvcry teacher in the coAnty is ex- ! peeled to bo present miring the entire session. 1". P. Toi-it.VKli. Co. Supt. i I cm and will supply you at Lowest Price:; raid on the most Liberal Terms, with BINDERS. REAPERS, MOWERS, PLOWS, and all kinds of 1 Call at my place of business, Two Squares West of Public Square, I:!oomingtou, Iud, cJiro. E. IVIoian THOMAS Se GO. DKALKKS IN COAL, WOOI, lilMK, SANJ, t'EMKNT, AUAMANT, &c. West Kirkwood Avenue, three doors East of Tannerv. IFKAXCES aul ANNA VOOOWAliJ, orniALMic OPTICIANS. Diagnosis and relief of all conditions of imperfect or painful vision due to errors of refraction or eye slr.iin. Ofiico Over Oollius & ICarsell's btoiv. OFFICK HOUIW: IO to 12 a m. and 2 to 4 p. m. Notice of Guardian A l.l, PERSON'S ARK HEREBY NOTiFinn not to credit, harbor, bavtei or trade w.th Michael FUnjUer, Sr. lilvcn under my hand, lav of .lime, Itmi. .IAMKS this tho !th Me LAKY. Guardian. IL?!1RE & OHIO SOUTHWESTBEK E'P NK5ff?JAXlF,uOSTON. - 'm.i. i-ntx i:t'N rnmn oti jwiw.hs,"1 aawi iui(4, K sT 1 X T II E W O U L n' M. A O. Sowthv rst'-ia liinito, 9, a entirely w trsin, Vt.i!'i!itil, .ii:hti;tl With Pints h tVs arul lia ihp At.-Te;soiic tlpvi:e, ft:i,vt'.s Citi . innati t-vcry cvetuoK and tho New York Kxprc&d tverv n ruini. The hortrsi ami bst equipped Line between ClNv INNVTl niKl COIilMIU'S ti-.ae lVirlor : Tim , h.l Slvpill; Curs. Tl ittsbUPh tu i.i IV ! ai-mi, :tnvili ami Wh.rlii.tr, with! i:,t, llullcl S Cif. ai-.t Tiirlrti-l mis. lxvv.. Mt..wu. t. .,v hr line, unit I'ul K.il.., i" c vlr.i I.e .. lilt fa-it i;-..-l)iu;. il Vi'Slit'lllClt Ask icr li. !vis via tciiiniiti una the It. O. R. V V s M.onv, o.r.

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Ag!. CoolceJ. TRY OUR LUNCH COUNTER. klj I EWsqi, Contral Usstauraat, So.Side WOOLUT & BARHHILL At LARGKST AGENCY THE CITV. Losses Paid In this City Iast Year. One Door West of the Natioual Hold, BLOOMIXGTON, INDIANA. s i Pure Animal Platter Fertilizers. For illustrated circular, price-list turn mime oi nearesi u cater, wnie Ciucianati, Ohio. SKI S8LBgESLFIN; ? t" R'?f?',t.iHP (an IVtolW FINE f-'REMUMS S'EN FREE TO DRINKERS OF U0N COFFEE Q. Absomtely Pare. A Perfect Stimulant for Medicinal Purposes. race from rUBCL Olt, ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR ARO ARTIFICIAL COLONINS MATTBR. Prof. John N. Hurty, analytical chemist, says of this "Old Process " Vbjskey : "tt miikn vry ttmt or tha V. H, rnrnmcoiraBi Ttoe purity xeUene ( thi wkUkcy w mend It for itfl n edict ul oaca. This whiskey has been warmly endorsed by a large number ot Phyatciam who have used it in their practice. The " R. CuDimins & Co. Old Process 6oar Mash Whiskey "ia sold by all repatable retail druggists, 'it is put up in bottles bearing our lithographic label. FSXCS, i?EE QUART, U5. A. Kiefcr & Co., Indianapolis, Wholesale Druggists, and Sole Distributors, ; R. Ciioiiiiiiis i Co., DMllers, LORETTO. KENTUCKY. Vand alia Line. -THF. THTtOrOlt LIKE TO EAST A WB4X kast norsrt. -No. 20, 1:4.1 p. ai. WEST BOVSD. 0 Xo. 8, 9:01 a, m. No. 1. 13:58 p.m. 2fo. 21, 2:00 p. BV No. 7, 18:31 a. Xtt. Ko. 3, 5:3t p. m. 3 ! No. S, ::iT p. ut. I No. 2, 6:12 p. uu No. IS, 2:22 a. .n. ssu. t; s:-"b a. in. No. 0, 3:24 a. m. 1V:ori. Jhvisiox Trains leave Terr ; Ho nte, Ind. : No. 75, 7:05 ft. ta i ITo. 77, i 3:23 p. m I I.KAVK A.M. f. M Terre Haute, fi:20 4:00 t'nuvfordhville, 8:10 0:19 Frank! irt. 9:11 7:14 I Ioiraiuport. 10:35 Ajibivk South Bend, 1:15 10:S St. JoEcpht 2:43 Close oonnectio&s at all points ia' Mica ijran. Any information regarding ran fee, ratea, Ac, address O. M. WHBELEE, Travel, iug l'asscnfi-er Agent, Terre Haute. Ind. K. A. J:X)ilI), (Jeneral Passenger Apent. J. M. CIIESimoUOU.AasiBtantOeaeral Passenger Airent, St. Louis. Mo. i. "p. BEowa & son, All kinds of .sun:iioui.s. l'Aiu.oK t ahinkts, HOOK WSES ash ORNAMKSTAh ' u .mi' t-w . iw M't im.l .loli Work of all kinds. KkPAIRIXU Fl'UMTt'ttK ttlhl IIHtUXI'KKlX.i ilOUCJ Oil MIOl't llOtlCO.

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