Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 September 1898 — Page 1

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ESTABLISHED 1835.

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, SEPT. 20, 1898.

Printed Tuesday morning

OUGHT TO DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION TO Our New Pail Sioc

Of Blankets, Flannels and Woolen Goods We nave an Immense Stock.

-COME AND SEE THE-

THE NEW STOCK OF

Men's and Women's Shoes, and Ladies' Dress Goods in Heavy and laighi Weight Fall Styles. Our Stock Cannot be Equalled by any House in the County.

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FIEbD BROS.

You Are Invited

To inspect a large stock of Extra Fine Teas and Coffees. Capital and experience directed in one branch, combined with our low prices, enables us to give our patrons better values than can be obtained elsewhere.

i SEAVEVS TEA STORE. 601 W. KlrkWOOd flV6.

SKRVK.E-COUK. The marringo of Miss Klin M. Corr, daughter of Air. and .Mrs. Charles Corr, west 1st street, to Mr. William Service of Groenliokl, occurred at the Kirkwood Avenue Chris-thin church Wednesday morning last. The church was Well filled with the special friends of the bride and groom. the ceremony was performed by Rev. T. J. Clark, pastor of tho church. The bride was dressed in cream silk ; nd carried cream ions.

lhe bride's maids were attired in light bhio organdie, trimmod in black. The ushers wore Frank Duncan, Jesse Evans and II. D.

Barrett. Tho wedding party were driven to tho home of the bride where breakfast was served, and they left on tho 11 o'clock

train for Indianapolis. They will he at homo to their friends in Greenfield. Mr. Scrvico is a leading business man of Greenfield, a graduate of the State Normal, aud is in the gonoral merchandise business. Tho bride is well known here, has attended

the University and taught school both at Greentield and Anderson. She has always been very popular with hor acquaintances. Among the guests at the wedding from out of tho city were: Miss Helen Service, Anderson: Miss Martha

lucker, Salem; Misses Lillian

Samuel J. Moore died on Wednesday night last at his farm home, four miles west of Bloniningtou, with Bright's disease.

The disease developed about tlire

years ago, and was followed by

s.roko of paralysis twelve months

ago. He was apparently muc

improved on Monday a week, and

rode over the farm uicpocting it

condition-. Ho became seriously

ill that night and died two day

aiteiwaru. oaniuei uoore was

Lorn in Bloomington tp. in 183;

He leaves a wifo to mourn his loss. By a former marriage ho

has three chndron living: Mrs Peter Bowman of this place, Mrs.

Rosa Parks of Chicago, and Frank

Moore of Peoria. 111. .Many

years aio Mr. Moore war a trav

eling salesman for a Louisvillo

grocery house, and was said to bo ono of tho most successful men

who traveled out of the Fall City. Tho funeral services wen held at tho I a to residence bv Rev

f. II. Garrison and Rov. Pennick.

J. J. Fail-child, of Worth

ington, has been awarded a con

tract for the construction of two

miles of tho branch railway. Mr Fairchild is tho step-father of J

W. O'Harrow of the south side

drug store.

and Pearl Smith, Kokomo, Messrs. H. D. Barrett aud J.

Evans from Greoufield.

and F.

bocal Notices

Good Coffee i3 one of the inducements at Benckart's lunch room, south College Avenue. The coffee there is the best in town.

Try some of Benckart's fine taffies, peanut candy, caramels and horehound drops, made daily by Benchart in his own shop. PARTIES: Desiring information concerning" the Great Gunnison Gold Fields should subscribe for the Gunnison. Col. News. 83.00 a year; $1.00 six months: 50c. three months. Henky Bexckart, the merchant tailor, has removed his shop to a room over the Star store, opposite the postoffice, and invites his old friends and patrons to call and see him. He is receiving his spring piece goods, and no one can make a mistake by calling at his place of business and leaving a measure for coat, pants, or a full nit. He is a practical tailor as well as a skillful cutter, and guar

antees a fit in every case. Don't

put off ordering a spring suit till with free shows and attractions

Dr. Woodward, wno was

suffering from blood poisoning at Lincoln, Nebraska, is reported

much better. Mrs. DeMoss and daughter Ethel were in Indianapolis last last week. Mrs. J. T. Bundy and son Frank were the guests last week of M. D. Wells' family, Indianapolis. Cbas. Bungcr and family are back frm White Sulphur Springs, Va., where they have been visiting relations. The secretary of the Fair asks to request all merchants and others to make free displays at tho Fair as an advertisement. Plenty of space will be furnished and free tickets will be given to those interested in the exhibit. There certainly can be no better advertisement than placing a nice, neat line of goods as an advertisement to your business. Tho management does not ask yon a cent in subscription, for space, for

tickets or otherwise; it is all free,

Tho preliminary trial of Joseph Prather, charged with stealing a horse und buggy from Chas.

Turner in the north part of tho county two years ago, was held before Mayor Hadley Wednesday morning. Prather was recognized to court on bond of 300 with his

mother, Mrs. Phoebe Prather, as

security. Col. Joha R. Last assisted Prosecutor Miller for the State and Miors & Corr appeared for Prather. Tho defense introduced evidence to show that Prather was not responsible for his acts by reason of his having been iujurcd by a stroke of lightning ten years ago, thus causing his mind to be affected.

grati

tho last moment get it now, bo

fore the rush begins. Remember tiat he is over tho. Star Store.

Tree Notice. Those wishing Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Currants, Gooseberries, Strawberry Plants, or anything- in the fruit line, call on the undersigned and leave your order for Spring Delivery. Also I hare a good article of Apple Vinegar at Sic per gallon. No. 114 Kirkwood Avenue, opposite National Hotel. I. MILT. EOGEUS.

to draw the people to see displays. Several of our

Many persons will bo

fied at learning that Genlr' show,

No. Si, owned by H. B. and J. W. Gentry, will exhibit in Bloomington on Friday, Sept. 30, and Saturday, Oct. 1st. This show (No. 2) has never been seen hero, and

consequently there is much curiosity on the part of the people to know what kind of a show they

givo. Uue ot the features is a

nro scene, in which helpless lady

dogs are rescued from a burning

building. It is said theso brute

actors can give iuumuapolis tircmeu pointers. The Mouon wreck near Orawfordsvillo Wednesday delayed trains and was cxpensivo to the road. A north bound freight

of Crawfordsville

vour

host ; train this side

merchants have already engaged space for displays; they are up to date and know the value of such advertisements. Seo Secretary Worrall at once before the best locations are all engaged.

Dental work of all kinds is done by Dr. Crain, whose parlors are located in the new block just south of the National Bank. Dr. Crain has had many years of successful experience in business here, and warrants all work.

Old papers for sale at the

Progress office cheap.

Wanted Black Walnut Logs

and Timber. Highest cash prices paid for same. Address Lcsh, Sanders & Egbert Co., Goshen,

Indiana. xours truly,

Lesh, Sandeks & Egbert Co.

Mar.29-10w.

Cure Your Stomach. You can quickly do this by using South American Nervine. It can cure every case of weak stomach in the

world. It always cures, never fails. It

knows no failure. It will gladen your heart and put sunshine into your life. It is a most surprising cure. A weak

stomach and broken nervea will drag yon down to death. South American

Nervine will help you imtneiis.tely.

No failures; always cures; never disappoints, Lovely to take. Sold by

Paris Jteoa., Druggists. Bloominffton. Ind.

Soda Water, with" pure fruit juices, prejrared in the house, can be procured at Beackart's confec

tionery, south College avenue.

Old papers for sale at this

office cheap.

Bananas, oranges, lemons and

fruits of all kinds at Jesse Howe's

Benckaitt makes the best Ico Cream and Soda Water in the

town. His place of business is

south College avenue.

FOUND

EvEUYWIIF.RE IX BrOOMIXCTGN where high grade cigars arc sold,

H. REED'S

SPOT CASH

GIGAR.

It takes money to make u tine

nsar, and this has more money

in it than any utber cigar sold on

flic market. tTB?io-late Porfecto Shape, Fittest Sumatra Wrapper.

Puke fruit juices in your soda

water is what you want and what you should demand. You can

get this only at Bcnckarts.

5 cents.

If not

Old papers 25 for

Is that cheap enough?

make your -own price.

Found. One day last fall,

nackase of goods. Uwner can

have same by calling at P. B.

Martin & Co.'s store, proviug

property and paying charges for

advertising.

There are men who pretend to

know something about tilting

glasses, whose efforts positively

result in permanent injury to the patient. Such persons should be

avoided. A thoroughly eompe

tent man. who can be found if

wanted, is H. P. Tour nor, whose

place of business is on south Col

lege Avenue.

Distressing Stoniuch Disease

Permanently cured by the masterly

powers Of South American Nervine

Tonic. Invalids need suiter no longer

because this great remedy can cure

them i ll. It is a cure for the whole

world of stomach weakness and indigestio:!. The cure begins with Uiu

first d.jse. The relief it brings is marvellous and surprising. It makes no

failure: never disappoints. No matter

how long you have suffered, your cure is certain under the use of this great

health giving force. 1'leasant and always ife. Sold by Fakih linos., llruggists. Bloomington. Ind. Persons who may wish to have the best Ice Cream manufactured for special occasions, from pure cream, shon'd leave order at Benckarts.

was under a heavy head of steam, when in somo inexplicable manner the last thirteen cars jumped the track and were piled up in the ditch. Tho wrecked cars wore

loaded with coal and stone. No ono was hurt in tho general mix up.

Nineteen members of Indiana

University's labt year's faculty,

or about one-third of the entire

number will not bo hero this year.

The list is as follows: E. B. Bry

an, J. F. Bryan, E. B. Copoland, S. C. Davisson, J. B. Faugh t, F. A, Fetter, M. G. Gontorman, W. C. Gnnnerson, F. M. Hamilton,

L. M. Harris, J. H. Howard, C.

T. Knipp, W. L. McMillen, C. A. Mosemiller, J. F. Newsom, C.

A. Khetts, G. L. Spillman aud C. S. Thomas.

Vino Vint, who resides east

of town, accidentally shot himself

one day last week, aud narrowly

escaped having his hand torn to

pieces. He was handling a loaded

shot gun when the shell exploded,

badly mangling the hand.

What is the use of drinking

carbolic acid, catiucr arsenic iud

shooting one's self, in order to

commit suicide and get out of the

world ? Go catch a doso of appendices and let tho doctors cut you open. That's a dead sure way to get out of all your troubles. The operation is always a success, but tho patient usually dies.

The annual reunion of the

I 31st Indiana will be held on Gil

hort Listen's farm at Coffey post odice, near Torre Haute on Sept

30th. Robert Strong was in this

regiment and will attend.

Graham Earle, proprietor of

tho Graham Larlo dramatic com

pany, and well known to play

goers, was city editor of tho

Terro Haute Express about eigh

teen years ago. At that time

Maj. O. J, Smith, now president

of tho American Press Association

was proprietor of the paper. Mr. Earle was with Charles. Plunkett,

tho old English actor, for a num

ber of years playing loading parts,

ana nas oeen nunc successful in

his chosen profession. The auarchists have murdered one of tho most charitable women in Europe and must prepare to face tho full odium of tho deed.

Tho Empress of Austria was de

voted to humanity aud more interested in mmi kind than in the

affairs of royalty. No blacker crime can be found in tho records of assassination.

There is uot a military bu

reau in Europo thai, does uot con

sider tho war a remarkable success for tho United States. Tho

later partisan developments will

not cause a change of opinion.

It is uot unlikely that the re

turning volunteers are convinced

that more attention should be rviiraii In nrmv nffoira in timn nf

poaco. But they will look in

vam for any action of this nature

from tho Democratic party.

Llovd Bates, a well kuown

young man of this city, has been offered a position in Stanford

University in the clerical depart

ment, and will leave soon for his post of duty. Owen Howe, son of J. O. Howe, south College

avenue, is to bo on -assistant in

the library at Stanford during tha

coming year. Remember the Big Bloomington Fair gives more and larger premiums on fruits aud all kinds of grains, seeds, potatoes, etc., than any Fair in Indiana. Don't fail to get a premium list and get

vour exhibit read v. Remember

it costs you nothing to mako en

tries and you will be given a free

admission ticket for this by making 5 entries. See C. 11. Wor

rall, Manager, for cataloguo and

fon other particulars.

When a man says lie can

drink or lot it alone, he has usu

ally never tried lotting it alone.

L Corset Covers Ai Ready made, high M" neck, narrow embroidery B trimming, for only

8 cents

Muslin Drawers Wide umbrella, good mu?"- drawers, wide ruffle as:. rcks, for only 29 cents

Flannel Gowns i Muslin Gowns

Ladies good outing Flannel Gowns all sizes, assorted colors, for only 48 cents

A good plain serviceable Gown, good sizes, for only 39 cents

Here is a Sale That Shows the Advantage ot Your Buying for Cash:

ims tW&'intK- onv-Tiiifr is an unanswcriug- argument to the position that we have taken, that the time lias come when the customer who buys for cash should have some advantage over the customer who buys and has goods charged. In this Big Sale we shall sell Gowns, Drawers, Skirts, Corset Covers and V rappers at prices less than the material alone would cost, and some even less than the sewing alone would cost. Why not take advantage of these prices and buy your garments ready to wear?

Linens

Remember that the management of tho Big Bloomington Fair this year, Sept. 28th to Oct. 1st, guarantees the best and fastest races, the best and biggest Fair, tho most attractions an. I 1 he best modern up-to-date Fair ever held in Indiana, or your money refunded. If you don't iselicve it come and see for yourself.

Prof. Sanford Bell and family have arrived from Valparaiso and will occupy the At water cottage on Atwater avenue. Prof. Bell will take Prof. E. B. Bryiui's place the coming year in the de

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enemy OUR NEW .1

FOB, BOYS.

it s a long nmo oeiore.

afthoy have to go to the oob-

rgfflers. They are good, solid iSjJshoes made of Satin Calf?

with half double sole.s andh steel circlets in heels. All

-.sssisses IS to oi. uooa 3.uu

valuo, at j

1 ijiX.oU a rair. J SlSeot by mail. Vour moneyji

:tback if you don't like them

While in the New York market we found many special bargains in Table Linens aud Towlings. We can show you the greatest bargains in these ijciods that ever came to this city. Here are a few specials:

6S inch pure all linen Damask, full bleached, for 72 inch all linen Cream Demask

worth 75c, for only

tS inch all ijuen Towling, worth i oe, for only

See our Linens before you buy.

48c

Blankets

This Wool Blanket selling of ours is knocking them all out. Better Blankets at lower prices is what make the business. Then we have a better and larger line than any house in the city. Whatever you get here in Blankets we promise it is all right aud the price is right, or you can have your money back. Is not this satisfactory selling?

Men's Fine Shoes

PROGRESS.

We have just opened our line of Men's Fins

Shoes in Brown and

Black, all this fall styles

, and at prices from 25 to 50c less on the pair than

any other house in the city will sell you the same shoe- We have a special good

shoe tor Men in Lace and Congress,

three style toe, all sizes, for only ... ......

Greatest Sale of Muslin Underwear

ever attempted iu the city. You re

member what values we gave you last season, we have greater values for you

this time.

Corset Covers from 8c up to 98

Gowns from 39c to 2 49 Slrirt-a frolll 4C UP to 2 OS

Drawers fro"1 29c up to 1 19! i,

Flannel uowns uum 401. w 1 0v Fannelette Wrappers from 79c uptoi 4S1 I most of these garments tha prices are less than the material would cost you.

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A Corset Sensation. We have gathered together a lot of high grade

CorsetSt every one of which sells for $1.00 or over and we intend to put them out for a few days only at a

special price the pair for only 690 Every Corset guaranteed to be just as advertised or your money back.

Ladies White Corsets .all sizes from 18 to 23 for only 25c

Kid Gloves. We have the greatest line of Ladies Kid Gloves

ever shown in the city and every pair we sell a

guarantee goes with them. All sizes in Black And

colors 89c to $i 48

6 Cents the Roil for a fine White Cotton Batting hand rolled and perectly clean cotton.

39 Cents for an Umbrella Fast Black English Gloria, best steel frame, natural wood handles.

5 cents for Shirting . that is worth anywhere in the world 7j cents. This is the greatest Bargain in Shirting you ever saw

2 Cents for Handkerchiefs' Fancy borders just the thing for school children-just think how cheap this is only 2c.

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Domestics . . 12 cents for Feather Bed Ticking. 14 ' " Best grade seamless Sheeting. 5 tents for Good Cotton Flannel. 12 " " Best Grade Table Oil Cloth. 4 " " Finest Prints, new Pall styles. 5 cents for the very best Ginghams. 4 " " Extra good Unbleached hi uelitt.

300 sards Calico We will put out this lot o Prints all standard cloth for one week at

3 cents the yard. v"H

Clothing. We sell you ffen's and Boy's clothing for less money than any house in this city. The cmality of material, workmanship and the prices we ask will prove this- If you intend buying something in clothing, don't fail to see us before you buy. We have the Bargains ill Olnthing.

Notions

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3 cents for a box of Assorted Hairpins. 1 '.' " large spool White Thread. 2 " " LadUs good Thimble. 9 " " 1 dozen Fancy Hairpins. 1 " 1 dozen Wire Hairpins. 4 " " Writing Tablet worth 10c. 2 " " Cake of Toilet Soap

1000 yards Toweling

For x week only we will sell

you a new clean white Toweling for only 3 cents the yard

Tke Royal is the highest grade baking powder

known. Actual testa show it oea oaataid farther than ay other brad.

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POWDER Absolutely Pure

ROYAL 0AIOHO POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

Paul Dinsmore will take a course in civil engineering nt Perduo University, Lafayette. Mrs. Harriet Weatherby, of

(Oxford, Tcnu., has returned to

her home after a visit to J. O. Howe's family. Horace Blakoley has removed his grocery to the room just east of the 1st National Bank. Double rooms aro becomiug fashionable. S. K. lthorer and Mose Kahn are the last to inaugurate this fashion in store rooms. Agent Heltou sold 130 tickets to Indianapolis last Wednesday. People were standing up

I in tho aislos, on tho platforms, I aud wore crowded in at every conI ceivablc angle.

Mrs. J. W. Shoemaker and

Mrs. J. D. Showers, Miss Maude Showers aud Mrs. Holeu Oruhard were in Indianapolis last "week.

Bedford Mail: Miss Mollie Ashbell, of Bloomington. has conic to this city to live with her

aunt, Mrs. Alice L.al'orce.

air. and flirs. o. J. ouas and Dr. S. K. Khorer, were attending the State Fair last week. Charles Wylio has had a terrible siege of malarial fever sinco ho returned from Camp Alger.

to attend tho aunual reunion of ; jj0 took sick soon after he came Keoloy graduates: Mr. aud Mrs. home, and is as yet unable to Ed. L. McGcti, Mr. and Mrs. j ioavo ,is iea.

James Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.

H. T. Simmons was in Cincinnati last week selecting his winter stock of clothing for the Corner. The Corner is always in the lead in both stock and prices. Albert Soward and Nettin Hovious wore married in the parsonuco of Kirkwood Ave. Chris

tian church, Sunday night a week.

--Albert Ward of California is visiting friends and relations in Mouroo county. The following namod members of tho Bloomington Keeley club went to Phuulield last wook

Al. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Momor Massey, Mr. and Mrs. F. h. Driskell of Stinesville, John Emery and Elinor Iloadley.

Wm. Roberts' family have removed from tho MoGeo proporty on Waluut street to tho Voss property on uorth Collego aveuuo. Miss Suian (loodalo has accepted a position us lady attend

ant in tho eastern insane hospital,

The Ileoublican Meeting: In tho court house yard, last Saturday, was ona of the most intensely interesting gatherings that has been seen here in tho past two years. Long before the hour set for the meeting to begin crowds of people tilled each road leading to Bloomington, aud soon the streets of the town were crowded with men, women and children, who desired to hear tho truth as expounded by thoso noble representatives of liepubticanism: Hon. Frank Hanlcy of Lafayetto, and Hon. Ray Gardiner of Washington. Mr. Hanlcy is an eloquent orator, and the crowd of listeners grew larger each moment as he continued to speak. He was frequently interrupted by cheers from his audience, and the whole affair seemed more liko a huge lovo feast than like a political meeting. Mr. Gardiner, tho Republican candidate for Congross, spoke to tho peoplo as only he can, and his auditors hung upon his words and soemed loth to have him quit. Tho whole ntTair reflected credit upon tho persons who had tho management of tho

meeting in hand, and it was an auspicious opening of the campaign of Dr. J. G. Davis, Monon surgeon, was with Gou. Shaftcr at Santiago aud wits promoted. Ho is to report at Jacksonville, Florida, in ton days aud ho will go with General Le, ho thinks, to Havana.

Remember that tho management of tho Bloomington Fair .?! I . .

positively guarnmcob ., J la,nt.ft Thtimlay for Richmond, free attraction so advertised by j J

them to bo on the grounds will bo A. M. Uogers, me new asthere, or your money will bo re- sistant in O'Harrow's drug store, funded at tho gates. The man-j has brought his family to this agement is repousiblo. There i place. can bo no 'blurt"' or "wind"! Deputy Auditor M. C. Mcabout this oiler, they simply ask,.t.y iUUi wif0 woro visiting tho people to conio and seo for I f ri,.,us jn Indianapolis last week, themselves. If not satislio!, their j illui attending the State Fair.

ticket money will be rofunded.

Thit'. can he no "fake, and the!

- Rev. Isaac Carothers is dangerously ill with puemonia at his homo in Martin co. Mr. ami Mrs. Carothers aud Mr. and Mrs. Marshall have been suinuioued to his bedside.

The family of F. M. Steph-

.en-on, west Ivirkwood avenue,

i are oMt-rtaininM Mrs. Fred. Dock

--(Jail and inspect the Red I Cross Wheel nt Jesse Howe's.

. 1 . I,. ----Vlvl SSiK; imt 111 11 i:e. no luu.v, mui un; ' ... , panmont of pedagogy 111 I. I , j ln,u-.ger, assure us that they have 'v;,;, G. B. Mills has moved from i farfl III N J H i'v! i written contracts with oyery " if.lVirSiiT'"8 " .ho Bm,ird preior.v oa east PgltlS J ffl BOflOS CO " J1'" I ' Kill, sir, et, to tho farm of S-j lire , Hi J j pout placed on each which makes - Born to Mr. a Archiba! I Fleciier, four a dies! ii j-: I legid gUMianU'-tl, ; .::.!;'' ' northeast, of t vn ; :;rifcf

Mi.s Flora Dodds has been chosen assistant principal or tho Stinesville s- ho ls. There wore nianv applicants, but Trustee Miller decided hat Miss Dodds' recommendation were tho best,' and gave her tlio position.

- Ind. Scnti tel: L'rocerv col M l. ; V 1

made applh ati.m for l;inkriptey unclcr til oi'rtt law T:m av.

nd Mrs. Reu-' ivv'-- : -cv

Co. H Welcomed Home.

The gallant boys of Co. H, 169th Ind. Vols, arrived ia Bloomington on Saturday forenoon at 11 o'clock, having been brought here by a special I. fc V. train from Indianapolis. As the company marched up Kirkwood avenue from the depot, they wer greeted by the cheers of thousands of people who had assembled to meet them. The men are bronzed by exposure to the sun, but without exception seem to bo enjoying the most exhuberent health. They were marched around the public square, led by tho Mechanics' band, and in tho court house park were greeted by assembled friends. A program had been prepared which ineluded short speeches. Maj. Perry acted as Mastor of Ceremonies, and remarks wore made by H. C. Duncan, John K. East and A. M, Hadley. Miss Eva East sang "Tho Star Spangled Banner" in her inimitable manner. At the conclusion of Mr. East's remarks the company marched to tho armory, where a fine dinnor had been prepared by the ladies of the city. To say that the boys did justice to it ouly faintly expresses the truth. The members of Co. II aro hearty, healthy, and happy to get home, yet many of them say there is something fascinating about the life of a soldier and tlmt nffer n rest thev would not

bo surprised if many of thont would enlist in the regular service. Death of Fletcher Blewitt, Fletcher Blew itt, the ' well known wost side druggist, died at 7 o'clock on Friday evening. H had been sick four or five weeks an attack of malaiialf.ver having developed symptoms of pneumonia, lie was born in Bowling Groon, Kv., in I860. On Juuo

1 25th, 1891, ho married Miss Ella, daughter of Alfred Porriug, and j his wife und a child 12 year of ! ago survive him. The funeral j occurred ou Sunday aftormnm, I the ceremonies beiug in charge of

Inc. Biakcley I the Knights of Pythias. Mr. ni.-oHiiii-tou ; Blewitt was an honorable business

new fed- millllty.

Fre i. Kahn has ret unoJ from Cincinnati, where ho has been makim; a two weeks' visit ,v;f'. 1 i I '! ..,. V- M;- -eh

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