Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 December 1898 — Page 4
ttttblican Progress
A. Oabe. Kclitor and Proprietor
(Ofrok Oppobitk Post Oppcr.1
DEATH OF GAPT. G. K. PERRY.
The entire community was shocked on Friday night when taw a of the death of Capt. Perry was made known. He was in ordinary health Friday, and in the beat of spinta. After supper he wciit to the Oolite club room, aa was hia custom, to spend the evening, and while there played whist with Charles Barnbill,".). S. Botta and Frank Brodix. At about 10 o'clock he left for home, C46 N. College Avenue, arriving there at about 10.10. He went into the house, took off his overcoat and hat, hung them up, and in response to an
inquiry from Mrs. Perry eaid be had spent the evening at the club room. He then took a few steps toward her, threw up hit hnnds and fell backward. When efforts were made to resuscitate him it was found that he was dead. He had not coaplaiucd of any pain and it is presumed that his death was due to the rupture of a blood vessel on the brain. Capt. Perry was born in Rockland, Maine, Dec. 26th, 1831, and was the eldest of four children. He was a brother of Maj. Henry F. Perry, one of Bloomington's mst honored citizens. His father perished on tba coast of Florida in a shipwreck, and his mother died in Rockland, Maine, in 1882. When 7 years of age Capt. Perry entered an academy at Salem, Mass., where he remained for two years. En thuscd by the gold excitement in California during the 40's, he embarked with some dozen young friends for that country. His California venture was a profitless one, and in 1350 be came back to the States and settled in Eilettsville, Ind., engaging with his brother, H. F. Ferry, in the lumber trade. In 1861 he raised a company of volunteers and was chosen its captain, but refused to accept the position. He was afterwards elected 1st lieutenant of Co. G, 38th Indiana volunteers. In 1862 he was again elected a captain and served until 1863 and fought throughout the war with the army of the Cumberland. At the close of the war he returned to Etlettsville and engaged in the stone business with his brother. In June, 1SS5, he married Julia D. Hcaly, who died in October, 1877, leaving him with two daughters Mable, wife of Hon. Eph. lnman, of Washington, Ind., and Grace, wife of A. M. Bain, of Martinsville. His present wife was Miss Henrietta C. Hasslock,
of Nashville, Tenn.
of this union was four boys Gil
bert E., Herman H., Fredrick E. and Job Perry. Capt. Perry was a prominent Mason, a member of Paul E. Slocurub post G. A. R. , and of tho Oolite club. The funeral occur-
Chioago Record, f NEW TRUST.
How it Will Kill on Dealers.
Small
MILK FOR TWO CENTS.
j An Outrageous Practice. ! It ia certainly to be hoped thai I the ami sculping hill will p-iss the U. S. Senate and become a law.
ticket scalping actual crime.
altered, dales are
j The isystom of
leads to almost
Tickets are
Good ,Tok on Her. ! Walsh is Aftev lSvorvtbiiifiT Loose. 1 Indianapolis .1ounial. ' A Washington, Ind.. dispatch1 Miss Minhie Akass, an artist of wiys: ,.An important real .'.state this city, who bus nucessfully I .i.L iIJls j.wt been eamr.leted here, i
-A. . .1 T . , . -I ! . J
competed ior prizes ui ex in onions ..,. aj.. m- Howki
Women Should Know It.
Mane women sniror untold
ntfouy
Plain
Statement of Workings.
u Twist's
Small Dealers ft be "Frozen Out" by Price-Cutting.
The milk trust, with a capital stock of $10,000,000, which is expected to cum an amount nearly equal to its capital stock each year, is now an assured fact, and application has been made for articles of incorporation. Joseph Ieiter, who began investigating dairying a few weeks fimv ilisfm-nrpri thnt. it iv:i n hn-
iness, which with a profit of M j " ""'i'" per cent, on each transaction, A pleasant social was held hv turned over its entire stock every ! the members of tho Masonic fru-
chaugod, tictitious names are sign- i ed aud other acts committcdj which, were thev done to a check, ! would be legally construed ns forgery. But seal) ors do not : slop at that. They get hold of j ignorant people who seldom travel ! and sell them tickets that are ut-1 tevly worthless, thus swindling them out of their money. For ;
this reason, if for no other, this irregularity should bo suppressed. There are some cheap railroads, it is said, that assist these persistent tricksters in preying upon the public, and thev should be made
of paintings in several cities, has asked the secretary of the State Board of Agriculture to help hor procure premiums amounting to $250, which .she says are due hor from the Monroe County Fair Association. The fair association is in control of three men. After the expenses of a fair are paid the premiums are paid, if there is any money left. After tho last fair no premiums at all were paid. Miss Akass claims.
ir kind, of Chica
go, owner of the famous Indian Springs property, has sold out to John li. Walsh, president of the
Southern Indiana railway, and
nine sort isn'Mwasible for the many & ' Christmas Present;? wink- yon are about li l that besal womankind. ! gJlj articles to be admired tnt only for t!i:ir bc uity but fot tnilthein'ractieal ,e a. well 1 You pref.r mj guts yourself,
jljj i'O tiouot your menus 'to iuc r-uuic. rui uisuuiuc;
rheumatism, a diuffffin pain or dull
president of the Chicago National ! '"" in thl' ,lnk- r,;ar"'Sf-; ! , , .. ,, -li . idowu wusation. profuse or Kcnntj-f.np-1 feJS
day. He went down to Phila
delphia, where a milk trust con trols the business, and found thai the profits were as great as he had hoped for. DETAILS OF THE SCUKME. The result is nightly meetings of Mr. Leiter, a few other capitalists and about a dozen of the
T.H a iri o: The Mokox. On account of
have 2,500,000 in stock. Milk j ? Cm" alM,'NeW Y 0!l!" b1'
dealers who arc taken iu will be
ternity on Wednesday niglit as a tribute to V. K. Worluy, the retiring Worshipful, whose red dence is now in St. Louis. Mr. Worley lias the good will aud deep respect ot the Masons, and it is with regret that he. severs his active connection with the Ellettsville lodge. Farm.
given stock according to the value of their plants. Negotiations are now in progress with tho railroads for reduced rates, and the directors of the Milk Shippers' union have been approached with propositions for the purchase of their product. BORDEN COMPANY LEFT OUT. The only dealer of consequence left out of the trust is the Borden Milk company, which runs eighty-
five wagons. It is a powerful ; er
rival, backed by large capital, and war is exacted between the two organizations. The trust has decided that it must have all of Chicago's business, and will spend a large part of its capital stock to
get it After milk has been sold for low prices until every rival has closed bis shop and sold his wagons the trust expects to regulate the price of milk on the price of butter. It will then retail for 5 or 6 ecnts, as the Elgin butter market may be up or down. PROFITS OF THE BUSINESS. At present 16,500 cans of milk come into Chicago each day. Each can holds eight gallons, aud the farmer receives 1 for it. Not including the cream, a portion of which is removed and sold separately, si can of milk retails for $2.60. The cost at present is about 30 cents to the dealer for handling the can, which leaves on
idavs, excursion tickets will be
sold by the Monon at rate of 1Jfare for round trip. Tickets sold Dee. 23d, 24th, 25t, 20th, 30th and 31st, '98, and Jan. 1st and 2d, '9J), good gfting only on date of sale; good returning to and in eluding Jan. 3d. For further information call on or address A. K. Helton, nireiit.
Joseph Hooper, one of the most thoroughly posted drug meu in southern Indiana, is home to spend tho holidays with his moth-
Mr. Hooper left here in
May, and is traveling in the northwest for the manufacturing drug house of Eli Lilly, ludianapolis. Fire escapes, and a veranda
to run about forty feet on the j south side, are being erected for I the CJ entry Hotel. The Gentry, (under the management of the j Messrs. Jones, now stands at the
front with the hrst-chtss hotels oJ' Southern Indiana.
all the cans a profit of something
The result: like $20,000 each day. The cost
of distribution under the operation of the trust will be so reduc
ed that it is hoped to make a profit each year nearly equal to the capital stock. The downtown offices will occupy a whole building. It is not yet decided wheth-
red from Walnut St. Presbyterian er Joseph Leiter or one of the church Monday afternoon at 2 Bowmans will be the manager. o'clock, tbo services being iu charge of Rev. M. G. Allison, A Famous Madstoxe. Down and the arrangements in charge of at Leesburg, Va., a madstone
a hi...--
the Masons and U. A. 1C Ibe
Lou Stout Killed. Fred. Ureen ami Walter Sondes went to Spencer Sunday. With them was Lou Stout's divorced wife Maggie Thomas). Lon and Win. Mershon went over to 4isee about it." Iu town Stout and Green got into a controversy. Blows were struck and Green drew a revolver, shooting Stout twice through the breast. Stout died Monday afternoon. Green livi-d here, is a blacksmith, aged about 24, and a married man.
Robert Harden, who was taken from this place to Spencer
and placed in jail charged
robbing the I. & V. station at Gosport, escaped. When Sheriff Phillips served the prisouers with breakfast he left tho keys in the lock. Harden saw an opportunity and rushed out, locked the sheriff in and walked off. It was necessary to cut the rivets and take the lock off to liberate the sheriff. Harden, who was captured in Bloomington, is said to be an old offender.
bauk. Air. Walsli will erect a
40,000 hotel at the springs, and other valuable improvements will he made, among which will be the j buildiug of a switch of the South-; crn Indiana from Short to the
i springs uoiei.
Kelt. Ivey aud Miss Jessie Yockey were married Thursday evening of hist week at the home
p:y or urine wit li Hlnnr odor, frequent ' U dosirc to pass it with scalding or (.rh-; Bail iiiif fcCiiMition. .-odituetit in it af -e-! iltL'l
ntmuMnt,' in bottle or common jrlass for j Ljl twenty-four hours. ar nigns of kidney ' TJj
u,-mtl (.UK nflnn .it. i 1
herself or
with j of the bride's parents. Mr. Ivey
has been iu the bicycle repair business here for several years. The bride has been iu tho cmpioy of Saddler Bros. , dry goods dealers. Spencer Journal. Honest. Mr. Ilarix (after reading letter from son at college) John savs he is a quarter back. Mrs. Ilarix "Wa-al, send him
25 cents aif let him pay up. can't afford to bev him in
! for th' sake uv a email sum
We debt like
The ahove
jtritmtcd bv the patient
i Jittr physician to female weakness
I womb trouble. Hence, so many fail
to obtain relief, because they are treat- 1JJJ I Injr. not 1 1n- disease itself, but a re-! fpVI llecUon of tho primary cause, which is i IS kidney trouble. ', j In fact, women as well as nu n arc ' InUJ
. m;iuc ruiscrnoie tvun Kuuicy ana omoI dur trouble and both need the same
remedy. j Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Rout ik the trn.t : discovery of the eminent kidney Miid j blunder specialist, and is easy to get at any drop more for fifty cents or one!
dollar. To prove its wonderful merits you m-.'y haw a sample buttle and book telling ult about it, both sent absolutely tree by mail. Kiudlv mention
the lleptiblteain Progress tmd send your j address to Dr. Kilmer ,t Co.. liiiifr- j
hainton. N.. 1
CM I X A WAR 12. FOUR-OCLOCIv-TEAS, TABLE FKRXElllES, .IARD1KKRS, TABLE-PUDDING-IHSHKS, LAMPS, MEDALLIONS, BOOKS.
Tho thousands of articles in our stock are nearly all of the I
wrt that combine usefulness and beaut v. You'll see many a
The Monroe count v commit-i thet.
sioners have decided to build a work-house in the rear of tho county jail. It will 'be a onesterv brick building. 25x35,
FOR SALE. Two young Short Horn Bulls (dehorned), i'ure bred Chester White
I Hnfji. lialed Hay, guaranteed to
l,i tl, nriinnwa ri!l Im mil flrst-clnss and lar"-e bales. Also
to work breaking stone w hich will be sold to the city for the streets. In this way prisoners under sentence will be compelled to earn their board.
be
pood
thrashed bakul hay and straw. Dry Hi-inch wood and goo;'. Apple Vinegar, made from sound apples and p ire rain water. At Sweet Home Farm, West End Kirkwood Avenue. Call and see me, or send voui order. I.V. HOPEWELL.
LAST CALL FOR
1898.
Everything is moving fast at this store. The climax of low prices has been reached. Tho time has eom'! when e must part with all winter roods. Tbo goodbye prices have been put on all Holiday goods. Every Ladies' Jacket and Cape must go. we have too many Dress Ootid, loo niiiny lilankctH. too many Shoes, too iniiiy Overcoats, too many Suits, too many Boys Suits, too m.oiy I'aps, too nvieh Hosiery and Underwear. It is no longer a question of profit. All winter goods must be sold, regardless of profit. Whatever you may need. Come to this grand bargain center. Special sales all through the store this week at the b est prices to be found in any market.
Tho Ccrnor Clothing Store is almost givin: away a $K),0n0
; stock of clothiii''. You'd belter
"get your finger in the pie.'' Tho Penny Magazine, New York, whieh is the lowest priced magazine in America (20 cents a, year), and whieh is owned by Hon. t'hauncey M. Depew, the eminent American orator, wauts a representative in this vicinity-
It is a crood oportunity lor one ol our
ambitious young men or yountf women
Applications should lie auiirvsseci to
Department. J lie
Oolito club attended in a body.
the Subscription
wnien is tamous throughout that j York City. section and is said to have cured !
i i
i many cases ot nyuropuobia, was '. W. P. Buzzard was married recently sold at anction to wind: en Sunday last lo Miss May Brown ! up an estate, for ?450. The purof Spencer. chaser was J. A. Geiman, a prom-: !: . i ..x i i ...
Lewia W. Hnorhpa. no. of . "eu imuHu wniuiy,
Jndiarapolis, is speuding the holidays with his parents. He is attending dental college in the capital city.
Virginia, who has full faith in its
powers. It originally belonged to his great-grandmother and has been in the family for 131 years, i The stone is about seven-eis'htks
James M. Campbell, confined ' 0f an inch long, five-eighths 'of an
inch wide and one-quarter of an inch thick. People in that neigh- ' borhood tell remarkable steries of its powers. It has been used hundreds of times and they claim it has never failed. During the revolutionary war it was carried . in the knapsack of a private soldier and in Philadelphia was used
to bis home on west Kirkwood
avenue with typhoid fever, the past six week, was able to be up
lot Tk...l.. .1 c . I
time. Mrs. O. C. Carter of Chicago is spending the holidays with Mrs. Lou Helton and Mr. and Mrs. A. EL Helton. Miss Laura Wilson is assisting in the China department of O' Harrow's drug store during the holidays. Leo Hirscb, ot Cincinnati, is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Moses Kahn. A. T. Smith of the Consolidated quarries, accompanied his family to Chicago to spend Christmas. On Wednesday afternoen last, at the home of Jesse C. Smith, six miles east of town. Miss Ola Smith was married to Beaty M. Randall.
to cure seven persons bitten by a mad dog.
who
were
Entered a Folding Bed. 'Dcre's no use talkin'," said the gray-haired burglar, "I'm get tin' too old fer do biz. I'm goin' to retire." "W'y ole pal, wot's de trouble ?" asked a fellow professional "Me glims is failin' me, dat's de trouble," replied tho old man as ho tried to suppress a sigh. 'Las' night 1 spent tree hours crackin a safe, and when I fin'ly busted it open 'twu-m't mithin' but one o' dem measlv ole foldiu' beds."
Happy Christmas Day Marriage. Miss Minnie A. Suholl and Charles T. Edmondson were united in marriage 8anday afternoon at S 'o'clock. Ihe
wadding was a fitting' climax to a day i
mjoyanaicsHvii.es. ine ceicnony was performed by the Rev. T. J. Clark of the Kirkwood Avenue Christian eli arch at the residence of the bride on
Mrs. Brown (who has borrowed butter frcm a neighbor) j Do you know, Jauo, I half be-j He ve this is the santo butter wo
paid Ibe Greens with day before yesterday. Jane It does taste mighty liko it. Terrible stuff !
think that the
BJty. After the ceremony the happy i wreeilS would pass such butter as couple were tendered congratulations that on a neisrhbor! I'm sure it
a
MONTHLY SUFFERING.
T,hoasands of women are troubled at monthly inter vals with paina in the bead, back, breasts, shoulders, sides hips and limbs. But they need sot suffer.
These pains are symptoms of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. The menstrual function should operate painlessly.
mates menstruation painless, and regular. It puts the delicate menstrual organs in condition to do their work properly. And that stops all this pain. Why will any woman suffer month after month when Wine of Cardui will relieve her? It costs Ji.oo at the drug store. Why don't you get a bottle to-day? For advice, in cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. R0ZCNA LEWIS, . of 0nvllle, Ttu, (tyst "I was lroubUd at monthly intervals with terriblt pilm In my heia and back, but havt baan antlraljr ralleiad b Wins si Cartul."
At Cost a
ndJLess.
O'HSRROW'S
DRUG STORB,
Is offering Special inducements this week in
We are going to take our January inventory and must dispose of ALL OUU CHINA wr-rii AT GOST AND b&SS,-j Our stock of
OFINE LAMPS) go on the same basis. Never again ! will you have a chance to get ! such bargains in ! CHINA FIEGB GOODS, i GUPS, PLATES
A fow more of out at Cost.
those Come
.WEST KIHKWOOD AVE.
AND SAUCERS. flue Medalions left to close early aud get first choice.
LINDLEY'S OLD STAND.
I COST LESS THAN CKiiAP PAINT OR
WnilU 1.RAU,
f!lit! P"!?0! i Mrs. Brown -Te
the same.
and immediately drove to .the future '
name on south Lincoln street. The bride is a most estimable young lady ari is the youngest daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Tobias Sclioll, a member of
the Christian church and a leading 7. . .. worker. in various societies connected' ''S"0 W a disease.
with the church Tbo groom is a son of Mrs Khoda Edmondson, south Lincola street, and is an exemplary young man. He is employed at Martin's grocery andanambem bis friends and acquaintances by the score. They will (to to housekeeping on sonth Lincoln street. Telephone.
Some eminent physicians havo come to tie conclusion that fa-
That is in tho
right direction. Now let them
find tho bacillus of that tired feel-
Oriuiiics lPc, 20c, 35c, 40c. and 50c. per doz. at Jesse Howe's. We inako our Chocolate Creams, Taffies, CuramoU; Cracker Jack, and other candies fresh each day. Jessk Howe. (). I. C. U.K. O K. (iot your Fruits and Candy of Je.-ficellowe. Ordeh your wedding, anniversary and party cakes from Voiiw:rt, north side confectioner. Caicbs on Candies, the freshest
and choicest, made daily at Vol
a n
H II
IF
Guaranteed s years.
are tyronnd Tincif. Thrr arc the correct coiuMn tlr. cf Whitr T.nd and 7ioc, fauiviiip cuod liOO aodctcTlr.iiitni; r.il r.ot rbsur .' iiM:U. jt.'XC .Vou make VOt-tt OWN j.;,:nt i'tilfl, iJt'it.l.l.K eiai ItLlOilT by r.drtiui; pure KIiKf,ti I.JK 5i:l.JXJJ i,!,i:i:; b'lt r.iuw.a Oil :i raiut or iuldur.-il:'e. A jniitcuolTOii'K (H.'..-:n-r,ri -a; at n pallouof Jt;itf3 ijuaxd ail make T 170 salons ol ft UK, I! U..'J k' :.i i.'.i :ii coktlns ony
at- valuable Xmas sucstion here if you'll or 1 IvrTI WALK IN AND LOOK AKOCXD.
PARIS BROS.
BRUGGISTS.
ftAnimi ciimm
iu in m mm
Discussing the Aitcmativo. Mrs. Hicks You know that perfect cook that the Jacksons have had tor the last six or sovon months ''. .Mrs. Wieks Yes. iMrs. Hicks Well, she told Mr. Jackson tho other day that she couldn't stand ft any longer, and that either she or Mis. Jacksou would have lo leave. Mrs Wicks Well? Mrs. Hicks Yes; and Mr. Jackson said that he would talk it over with his wife and see what she would do." Seutinel.
CORN ! DO
WAMT
w. w.
rn iu th r cah.
lakes cash to buy ii, however.
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JMtKluley at Atlanta. President McKiuley in his speech at Atlanta touched significantly on the subject of expansion, was broadly patriotic, a tribute to the unity of tho people and an eloquent assertion of the national .sentiment. Tho flag of our country, he said, has been plante l in two hemiiphcr-'s, and there it icmains. the symbol of liberty anc war, of peace and progress. Whc will withdraw it from the peopl ; over whom it floats in protecting folds' Who will haul it down " These arc striking words. No one can misunderstand their puipose. The war, the Pre-ident coutiiiued, was necessary u.Uess we c'aose to close eyes ai:d cars against the. pitiful appeals of suffering neighbors. If wo had not
gone to their rescue no issue of i
territorial expansion would have been raised in the Antilles of Fad Indies. "Thus far we have done our duty," the President 6aid. "Shall we now, when the victory wan in war is written in the treaty of peace and the civilized world applauds aud waits in expectation, turn timidly away from the dune? imposed upon the country by its own great deeds ?"
THE IlIHECT U.N'K IiKrWKE!i
Cblcago, Lafayette, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, LouUviUe, AND A I.I. l'OIMTS 3STOETH AHX) SOtTTIX Only line to tho famous IleaHh Resorts West Baden and French Lick Springs 'THE CAULSBA1) Ob' AMERICA."
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TTJS&-EI TABLE. Trains leave Mitchell, Ind., as follows: OOld'O EAST. So. J, Dal Iv 3:23 p. m So. 4. Daily S:H a. ro So. n. Daily 3:27 a. ni So. 8, Daily Except Sunday. ..3:37 p. m (101KO WBST, No. 1, Daily 12:31 ji. m
Ko. 3, l aity 12:13 n. ro
A Short u;3tory of laahwa' QnJ e;t Kewspaper.
Wnatcvcr cxects interests. The lolt- ; tit mountain, the longest river, tiati,
larKCst city. Yet keener interest
tactics to the greatest achievements
mer. in oratory, statesmanship or ws
IT? . . crcatest diversity of Kite, of knowledgf' .
lcks has a quantity or : .. jk..-,.i ,- ;,,iu, :
corn 111 tho shock to sell cheap jToular verdict is practically registered ; jr .1. r .lt .1 I.:... I ' d4fh Aiv in tli t,hci-rfnttnn 4 Mlf
u u iumj. vau uuti iiiiu. i ;- ' 1 - . . I:'
ct Australian uauot ivstem. idh kk..;
' shows The Indianapolis News to k'
i mere bona fide readers than any otMat'j
four Indicia Dailies combiaed. TwmH
makes pood the above title head. Thia
other point scored by The New: it IsSl
conceuvU to ii:.v-: usori; circulation pnteS
i portioned to nopuktion than any other '; I American Daily. Whether this nwtirk
ncs greater cn'.crpnse in The News i
a more inteltiirent readina people. Wvi
both is a question. No phtnomcno' j
exists without its adequate cause. Tn1
Kcw-s itself sires two main reasons follows:
n Vlion The Kews bezan. twcitr,
Isht y?arB ajro, every other paper haw.-
1(9 imllilral aillar.ee. riavioniy eipousuaa
one party v.ltn its principals ana cat dates ncnlii't all other-,, looking to I
party in ti:rn for aupoort and p ate: the hiahest ambition was tho i
sh'a of Its nam- In State, district.
ty or npUhborfcood. The Newa bsBariia ihrvt a..h rrliiianshlD not ontv ktsassx
the editorc! ra n3, hot uncoosckwtaljrlR? not conscU .?'y, liatea and color4 tka t
cf hat tor .led t- hilp. rl minOnstataa
cr sv.pjjrAsi-y vat hurt trie parry, law Nens. ihcrtorr, swur.c loooa tfWB
n:aaglmeri nnd biaaod a wav abolua Ir.dQendenee. not
trclisy. which rae&m Ul OMMaOip
crnit'iuca ncn or cieasureti oe uurtv: r!tiv.i-s tool? altlea. wltrt a
even between pils; dlstlnsulalaod
tween me freedom ann slavery ox
pen0enc; not hesltattnt; to ttsiilf with dtVier party tm to brlnrr la reforms or
aovi aluj-s. Tlvhlle this
meant no tio'.itlcnl ratronare and 1
Ihe aiijfpr of both parlies at tho
lime, tt tound marvc:oua rcBponso 1 univ-rcnl An:orican Irtstinci of llto
mt thovrrrit. It ompclled reapoel
a.'oncrt ire door for resaers in tno i
Jf all p.irtlr-s. This KleBnl prea r.ce of clrrnlatlon, t Inch, lo
rnMins preporlerance of aflvrrtlotat;.
Tn kc-s vrae tne nrst z-cent
in tho west, all others i cwti. vinlvereal piophecy that It could
at xuch a price. 11 ia now Js per
!nrfrr. takins- tno x owe day ! trtAiher. than &ny other l:iHaaa
and nells at W rents a week anywhere carrier or m&(!.'
rsrabiet Yi cents a vreek. which is chu
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TIUE CAIID J3,VS EFVSCT XOV. 3Sth, 1S97 NORTH BJUSD. No. 41. Local Freight 7:03 a ci No. 4. Chicago Sip lit lEs, It :33 pm No. 0. Chionsro Mail It -00 am No. S. New Alban . Ac' in 0:35 p in SOUTH BOOSD. No. 41. Local Freight C:40 ft m No. 3. Louisville Ex. 4:00 a m No. 5. Louisville Mail 3:40 pm
! No. 7. New Albany Au'm C:3 ) a in
Train No. 7 only runs t.i Now A:bany Train No. 8 starU fivra New Albany A. K. Hei.tox. Agent. Illoomington. InJ. F. J. Rbsd, O. P. A., ihisatf j, III.
WILLIAM B. BURFORO LITHOGRAPHER, PRINTER, STATIONER Manufacturer of Blank Books, Engraver and Hinder. No 21 West Waslilogion St., Indianapolis, - Ind.
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tnr the next bret Tn.ilarui daHv
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nnrf p.ipo or ir.: elllSf-nco A voluSOO of-t.-l.-rtmphli-new end corrtepoodoncov
of Slate liappsnlns: mnriu quotatl
for the farmer nrd m-.siii'-fift man. oo
ftlng frf-m ssver:e-n ti twnty-fotarV 1 onr r-honcl of all niornlns papers; . tmeti
rtravts or Hupiomo louri xls:ona
t;. Icriu profession: something
vcryDojy in arnounr, to sta-rser g;
itv.
Annual j&Iectsons. .
KIcctlon ol' Directors.
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It is estimated that not less than :
ooo picplc read The News every
't maintains for tiic people cheap
"Wanted" columns for advertising, hi
which millions of property changes!
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NOTICE IS UBUE.KY OIVKX, at ; ;olne?,inK to sell. buy. trade, or rent: the annual inoetinir of th.- stooic- ; i , ,, ,,,;n
holders of the lllooiniugtuu Nat.on.U .... rr,.',Lc ';. ;., ,i f.. ..j i?
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II. A. WOOLSKi, De-. 13, '98. Socretaty
ng, parlor cars, etc.. address
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V. Ky.. Mitchell Ind-i or o. r. Cahtv. O. V. A.. Cincinnati. O.
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Stockholders' Meeting. milE ANNUAL MEETING of the
j Ktockbo'dcr ot
T.1E til CACO & 11TXOM1XGTON STONE '.0 MP A NY, will be held at the ot?i e of the Company ou thu a.; D.t 'J'uo-d.iv of February, the Hth. U'J f, at. 10 oVl.ick u. in. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Dec. 13, '98. Scrd.; vy.
Lovdr: & TiOrnn.v, Attorneys, offlce over National Panic. All lejml business carefully attended to. Probate businesH and collecting of claims will
be given prompt attention.
!.. nnd return with the price
Adviress THE IMMANAPOLIS NEWS, Indtanire&s. Inf.'
Uank Election Notice. TlJOTlCE IS 11 lilt Kit V tUVKN,
that
the annual meet . ti.tr of the stO' k-'
ho'dersof the First Nati mai liank cf j Uloom niftoti. Indiana, "ill be h"'id nt j i i.:.... ... 4 .... KA t
DUNPAX Hatman. Attorneys, olhce j So,.on1 aWay, lho i0th day of Jana-:
ary. 1SJC, at 1 u'c'ock, f iv the purposo of e'.c. t ng fiv dii-tu ors tor said bank j
for the i n :uing year. WAL'l'iitt E. WOODIJIUIN, Doc. 13, 'MS. Cashier.
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Conitant blcKiraf rn, par-
ing, and succossfui inoculalion ! port's confectionery, north wlo
to provent u, and people may work 24 hours each day, if they! Howe's Itotirhotind Drops so desire. . , het thing ior u colt).
TVfl! make r mafDificcitt hedfe. bMuUfut Hhiut r,r tlin nla?.;.i. ar n charminff litl
fUy hardy. One .lui mil .mdua lUouraodjof tlomrs. Ono each, only 40 centa, iIcIItbi J.
VICK S St." tai filUDE The Daur Mau'a Citaloauf anl Ihe I,I1' (iardeuer and A1tIw. ivu u (lorn . . vuiiu. 'fHumilv niu'Coiiuiliiins mil lHrlplloni od Dlrcctloos for ilsntlng aud cimuro; wcomprthtnl'-.conli!iiwU,claini-ilanil iudliod lUal HeH no lluna Slny ItKatl. Many Umluillons from imlmo. Clorwl ulalts of Swn-t r, Kturturtlnma, TubtTom Bcgonlaa. OoVldi Do. Oactui Dahliu. l)avlnk Aslcrs. Bfnutlfttlly oiubowd cover! !.'! . p5' Sfnplrtrty SHI wnu houM lllmlniilons. Fit IS K uio .pllcMl.ni. Vlek'a Seeda Never OUmipaial. ViVKA BONIS, - Hachestev N. Y,
VDTr f FortheX Viplf'c IllnclMtarl Unnlhlff Matfmina The
do. - - vpostagc iiva a uwauuiuu uvuviuj wuiujiuu
Famoiu ilTIIOHITf.
Xl verttabls mine of lnforrautlon about Floavra. X'.wtAltlt'a and Fruit, ami liow to cru aud caro tnr ihrm
aurccMruily. A farm booM may lw )Hrhu.Dfl at a hllrfhl exprn'. and iho gi-onndn ma.li: niiractfvo. ln..t.'od of ban. and t 'rMddlnlf. The price of VIOK'8 ILI.OBtaTtD U0NTHLT M1UASINE is nfty Oral" ! (ar, 1 ul If yon lll retura tula .Coapon with ais Iwa.crat atanipa ll ir.atstine bo maliod to yon u!rl lor aUaiooths for trial. VrlWaloaca to VICK. Vl'BI.MlUMU CO.. ReoWeror. Ji, V
south hide square. Will practice in all
conrtu tind (five the most careful attention to probate business and eollcutions. RicH.iiU) A. Ffl.it, Attorney, ofiiee over Hall Dry Coods btore, west side oqiiari. I'robaUi business a leading special ly. Collections made and promptly remitted. Haki.kv A Mit.t.ER. Attorneys, office In Maaonio Hall building'. Will practice in all courts, and will make a specialty of probate business, commercial collections, etc., etc. Wm. II. East, Attorney. Probate business given (special attention. Will collect claims and muko loans. Offioe north Walnut street. IEE & Uiiimkk, Attorneys, office over Hall ltros. store, west side square. Will practice in nil courts, and give probate business the most careful attention. Wii.sox Je IIknxbv, Attorneys at Law, Office over lilcwitt's drue store, west
side square. Will practice in all courts aud ffive special attention to probate, business anil collections. Dunk & Saiik. Attorneys at Law. Office over Hall liros. store, west side. Trobate business und general collections will receive prompt attention. Jon.N R. East, Attorney, office on Rog-ers Street, near Sixth. Gives attention to the practice of law In all courts, and will t'ivo probata business special care. UtiMONDSox A KK.tr, Atoru.ys. Office in the new Allen blwk, up-stairs. Tlusiness in all courts will receive careful attention. l'robato business a specialty. Cohh & Minna, Attorneys. Office on the west side of tho square, up-.slairs. lltiKiuesa in all courts given close and careful attention. Collections a specialty. li. Wonniix, Attorney; pension business a leading specialty; will practice in all courts; office over the Kafrlo Clolliinff Store, westside puhllc aquurc. T. II. Soivoms, Attorney. Rnslne? in all the eoiii ts piven careful attiM.tion. and ji; ohute runtlers carfnllv locked af r. )i tb siiocialvv f o.'lcti i irM git: Kitiafv.Mt.
Xotioo to Jto;'ic!ioliers. AMEKTINtr OF STtK-KMOLDERS of th Monrov Counly State ll.ini: of Uico ning-tou, IndUmi, n iil be held in the iiilice of s.iid li-.in't on tho licst Thursdav, the 5ih day. of January. !S'.'J. at 1 oV'o -k, fo.1 the put-pose i-f eloctingf live directors f.'i' sail liauU f jr the ensuing- year. JsAJrlUlSL C. IKiCDS, Deo. 13, '9S. Cushlvr.
j Stockholders' Mcttinjf. THERK WILL UK A MiiKl't.Vt f the s:o -khcslders of th tKNTUAI. ! OOLITIC STONE CO , at th ;ir oill.-e in ! the city of ltlo imiufftoti, Monroe Coun- ! ty, Indiana, on Tuesday at 10 o'clock ' a. ni , the sani-j bMifr tho Itth duy fi January. ISj1.). f j,- th; p.r p sc of cie.tj iug five director f r the year IS!.'..' ! and 1 1 tr in-; i''t any olh r ! i dm a that j uiav conic bit-ire them ou that date, j WILLIAM N. SIUmVCUS, t Scc'y and Tras. i JOHN WALDKON, 1'ivs. Dec. 13, 'a.
AtTIVii SOLICITORS WA'M'KUj j KVERYWHKUR for " ' h.i St ry ' : of tho l'hiiiptMniV by Mnrat lla'.s eatl, j c iiniiii!,si,iie.l by the Covi-rnm rut as, Olieial Historian t th ; War Dop irtmciit. Th.v b oic wai written in rmy ! camps at San Kraii 'is:o. on th i I'.icili'r j with Uoiicral .Mcrritt. in th' hospita m ; at liouoliilu, in Honp ICnj, iu tht Ameri an trenciu-s ct Man, la, i.i t!i I insurgent camps with Afrnina'd ., on j the deck of the 0:yi:ipi,i with Hewoy, ' and i,i th-- roar ot b:t-tta nt th-. full bt ! ; Manila, liona'nza i r npents. Lrini- ' ful of ordinal pic.tu -e taken by rroverntnent plistog-r.iii 'ri oa the sp t. Lars', look. fv prl.?c. I'.hf nroiltK. I
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