Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 January 1899 — Page 4
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Republican Progress
Wa A. Sabe, Editor ami Proprietor
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The U. S. SenatorsMp. The struggle for the U. S. Senatersbip begins this week in earnest, at the capital city, and the strength of each candidate will be pretty well developed before the weak eloses. There are several candidates, but the only one it seems to the Progress who has developed true strength is Albert J. Beveridge of Indianapolis. Mr. Bereridse has not descended to ward politics to further his interests, but bf his manly, dignified conduct, has wtm the respect and admiration of many who at first were not favorably impressed with his candidacy. The interests of Indiana would be safe in the hands f Mr. Bcvoridge as Senator, and be would insure a respect and confidence that some of the can didatcs (if we may judge from their petty quarrels) could not possibly command. On View of It. President McKinley did a grace
ful thing when he said at Atlanta
that the time bad come tor the na tion to- join in caring for the Con
tederate dead. But in a larger sense, it may bo asked, why all this anxiety about the dead, either soldiers or civilians i The dead need no looking after. Beyond a decent interment and enclosure, nothing is- called for by those who are gone, and the waste and extravagance in funerals and ceme-
f Indianapolis Sun. 2fO Christmas l:irdonn.
Sett'-CoiiJVssetl Crir.thial. fl. V. FiKT-i'i. tittstmiister nn.i
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A(ie governor grauioii uo jurist-1 Lolljsv,lc Rm X!lsh.vilk !l2,,t .,t mas pardons. It used to be ex- jpino m Kv u..,s foun, toa(1 peeled that the governor would j tbcre n foU, (!ilvs .iwl tuos;) use bis pardoniug powers about ; who had knoB:n hhll f(. noarlv the holiday season rather freely. . thirtv vt.(rH niom.1)0.j ,js 0fJ;. Now the power of parole is invest- j Aftl,r his death a confossu,n signed in the boards of control of the, ,i k,. i,;,,, ,.,.lu f)m,i !,;,.! slmu-a
prison. Uur penal system is ,bat duriuir all those years he was
p..,,, vUJ,.5c .v.u... i ,1)9V)!! linij acimg under an
nanaics mu lew paraon or paroio , guulct aanw
cases in comparison with his predecessors. The cases where pardons havo been granted are not known now either, as they are no longer made public for the use of the newspapers.
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HOW TO Kit,!, TUItliKYS,
Now that winter is here it The saw-toothed collars and ;
j would ho well for people who - cuffs that people arc compelled to i Was Ouee An Art Highly Prized ! je:,vC their horses on the street ! accept as laundry work are enough i ii. 1,1 )..., I I . 1 . . .' i
-" i wlule tnev transael llieir iio.siiie.ss, i lo make a preaclier swear aloud
, ,, ... '.to remember i hat "the merciful
nil tne annual slaiurliter or
man is mereilui to Ins beast.-'
;i moment to throw
j n blanket over a liorfce, and lenv- ! ing out the question of huniauily,
it is n matter of economy. It will reotiire less food, ami the
It. acknowledges al".v t,f the older rel- ; .1ill,.1i .;n i. ..u,, ,n , ,-.,
that ho was Internal Kevenue ,n rw'nl' wuc" w,lll-turkey of th(, aninia, k;n.t(Hn, Collector Frank Travis of Hunt- shooting- was considered even l.el- j ,he htll.sc ;s inftn,s ))cst fvit,n'd ,, ington, Tcnn., who embezzled I ter wvi tll:l" "hooting deer. In mescrves better treatment than to 25,000 of the government's i V.CI?" P" of America. e.ee.t the . ,,,ft on , stl.wts fol. hf)llI.s at
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iiuiiii-iiMve i in-Key, many mere i j t ())v faios
are who loon naekwanl to the time when the thauksiririni; bird
was not picked up in t he barn-' yard, with absolutely no resist-i
51 tin v of the old
Seems to be ireltiiiir worse and
worse. Are tho laundries in league with those who soil collars and cuffs ?
GRAVE 1HGGEKS KEJOICK
i tnr'd rcmons
j iiiiiuu im: iuim'I HI ll Willi MIUC. cOVel'iU" Now, however, he is found in hisl c
condition only
money and disappeared in 1S72. '"'-; un ea.ucM Mfiueis a tim in st(innv weather without
His bondsmen si i tiered tor ins crime, one of liiem going bankrunt Hf nftoruvivd I'.'ime to
Get Christmas Girts trom Under- canu, t0 Kentucky, where ho lo- i 'lll'.Kel forests of the northwest.
up-
em-; '
I uncivilized
in tho
takers Gmvsomc Wishes. ! f.nf.i .ini i;Vf.(i ). lif of nn un-' 'Iie brush lands of Arkansas, and
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of
citizen.
jtlie heavy timber of Florida. I The various methods of bceem-
- Wisconsin has a new hunting, ing suflieiently well enough ac
Sew Hreod of iog--Country I jail y What Uiud
do: is that, litt le boy '. Boston Boy That, madam, is an expeeloiating dog. Country lady- A what ?
Boton Boy Vulsrar lieovilc
TwelTe coloreil men who are
plored aserave difrffors at Crown Hill
cemetery took a vacation Monday, to
Sftl "Ir-J!!!! ' law that has some very singular quainted with Air. Turkey to lake
in the down-town undertakers' oiii-.-cs. j leatures. 1 acre are only twenty .. uim nonie 10 your ramiiy, arc in-1 people call it a Spitz. When they returned to work Tuesday ; cl.,VSi WUining "ovt lliler 1st, , toresting, us re!atel by some of I ZluCTiS ISi I when it is lawful to kill deer. A ; those who formerly enjoyed hunt;-. is rPi;lted that a foreigner that they had not been disappointed, j hunter must take out a license ing for the wild birds. One plan ' v, ho was broii'dit beforo a Han nSn2fhh "S,'; I that wil1 i'nl'fy lm, and on was to locate tho roosts and lay J Francisco magistrate tho other attested one of tnem, 'uctorc tnosi? , . , . , , . . . . ,, , r . ncw-fanp!ed doctors, with their germ- which are two coupons, and when in wait. luey roost ill tloeks. , (:. v was looiid to l,j so nneleanly traps and 'pendicitia operations, eamo lc ships ft deer home t!ie agent of aud wlien they are liuallv perched that the i)olieo were ordered to Sas to'lbiwl tb0 cxPress W'l'-.v tears off a : in a row on "the boughs of the j pV him a bath. "Vat! Go m and a razor, besides about foaU dollars i coupon. And as there are but tree, two or three may be secured ,)0 vater V he asked. "Yes, you
ana a poeicetiui ot eigar;. jtwo coupons, he cannot snip a oeiore tuey can escape. i must take a bath: vou need it
takers to play Santa Clans for the ben-! lrd deer. This linil IS him to efit of the Crown Hill emnlorcs. and ' killing two deer. If such a law all were in readiness when the grrave-1 hiu l)(Jcn iu f0,.co ill Indiana fifty diggers visited the fifteen mortuary . , , , . . establishments. Neckties had the call. ; years ngo, we might have had bnt an undertaker who spread out ajdccr ill small droves down in Salt
dozen razors was treated with the respect and admiration due to hih originality and appreciation of the colored man's wants. "Liquid refreshments" were also in order.
At each place the compliments of the , ason were exchanged in a rather!
grewsome manner, the grave-diggers ! Q. Hicks, concerned in the affair
wishing their host a great mcrea bosintss daring the coming year,
Creek aud i'oik townships.
A Bloody incident, Jacob Tucker, John Bell, con
teries ami costly monuments is! season were exchanged in a rather I stable Joseph uarnctt and Jacob
one of the cardinal faults of cmli7jA hiimnitv. It is the livinsr
iht nvl ftttentiou. not the dead, the latter, in an eonaiiv nrofcssional Silence (colored) was shot and
Those who are still ahve may ap
preciate what can be obtained for tffem with money, but tho dead do not need it or want it. Let as give clothing and food to those who are still alive,, if we are in a
.k.nfM nuwl and not waste!
substance on those who do not ! Monthly Keview of Reviews for need it or want it. The memorial 3V. Ml -, . hin"f n I ho Kirniricnee of Inrt intirvww
rr m rr 11 r 111. uru iw
nrettv and commendable, bnt
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way trnsting that the -boses" might j fataIiy wounded, afterward dying be short, m orileF that there might be . ,7v , , the less labor for the excavators. ! ineonnes, aud Barnett was - j also wounded by a bullet fired The much-talked-of recent f m tb! Sih,nee hoU!,0 were tried
yiaii ui . . i. uicm 1 i"i- : v ,1 iii-v- S:il ur, 11 v nnrl worn
Czar of Russia is described in full for the first time in the American
there is no more ghastly exhibition of vanity than building costly tombs and roaasolenms over the graves of poor humanity. We never see these expensive monuments over the departed without recalling Jim Fisk's remark when asked to subscribe to build a fence around a cemetery: "Why should I waste money that way," said the sensible speculator. Those an the inside can't get out, and I am quite sure none on the outside want to get in. Indianapolis Independent.
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Peace1' will be appreciated by all who have followed tho discussion of the disarmament proposition. Mr. Stead's article has also a distinctly personal interest, which is heightened by the new portraits of the Czar, the Czarina, and their children, who compose the illustrations.
each fined 100 :n.l costs. D. P. Coonrod, Wm. Edwards and W. H. Harrison, similarly accused, were acquitted. The Silence f am -
A clever ruse, however, and i II.iw Inmris it since von had one ?"
one more worthy of the foe, was The foreigner a Russian shrugto eoax tho flock within range of ;gt.d his shoulders and replied: ':I the gun by imitating their peeul-1 never vas arrested before!" iar cry. A whistle may he form-j oJ from a hollow bone that isj Nearly every session of the found beneath the wings of the j legislature wresties with a bill to turkey. With this and a little! regulate prices at the Indianapolis practice", a startling imitation of j slock yards, and this session is to the turkey call may bo produced, j be no 'exception. Several memOne of the hunters hides in the j li(rs have bills on the subject underbrush, while the second one, j which they propose to introduce, with tbe whistle, at u little great- j The men who own the stock yards cr distance, gives the call. Cen-1 h ive barrels of money, such pererally the flock slowly turns in! sons as the Kingans, etc., and
lost
his direction, until suddenly several of their number aro massacred from ambush. A third method, seldom employed by the hunter who is after the turkey merely for sport, is to construct a pen of rails, with au entrance
s uiiehow the bills always get i;. committee.
If there is an extra session of
John O'Harrow. the druggist, is sick and confined to his b.-d. Mrs. Joseph II. Kiiby died on Sunday night after a protracted illness. Mrs. Kirbv was a daughter of Henry Eller and a highly esteemed lady. Mrs. Carrie Morgan of north Walnut street is visiting relations in Kentucky. Saturday was the 36th anniversarv of the bloody battle of Stone River. Mr. S.W. Collins and .Maj. II. F. Perry were participants. Ross Davis has moved from the Orchard property on east 4tb street to the Morgan property, east 3th streot. T. J. Pen rod, proprietor of the (irntry drug stoic, has been confined to his room with a severe attack of grip, during the past week. Ho is not used to it and don't like to bo away from business. J, AI. Fryc, local agent of the Singer Sewing machine company, has been transferred lo Danville and will be tiuccceded by F. J. Smith of that town. The following is the grand jury Beleeted for the present term of court: Johu Powell, George Strain, Jesse C. Smith, Goland Brown, Gordon Back, Ilezokiaii Chambers.
What Shall We Do?
ily occupied property owned by j formed of a slightly descending
Coon rod, and there was an attempt to dispossess them without appealing to law. Sixty shots
were fired during the engagement, j strewn about in different dircc-
trencn, tue lower eiui or wuieu is just deep enough to allow a turkey to pass under. Corn is
and the house was burned to the
ground
Is Ho Merciful to His Horse ? The time of year is at hand when a man's disposition can be n ! i n-iio nfwl I ti iKft ill nil
TW. Kt,.,,. vm...v
"""""V " ' .i in which he treats his horse, more interesting than ever is tho i x,r l .. . . ,i i . . , 3 , n hencver you see an animal lelt January number of forest s I Wvor. ,hc s tam.ly magazine "tD"fi!ja8t potk down that its owner is and Their Owners is the title of :. ..', . r , 4)
uuuui as intuitu US Ju1t 'Sl 1 111CII1
Endless Chain of Prayer: - Religious enthusiasts at Philipstown, New York, have started an endless chain of prayer. The phjn is to write five copies of the prayer and to mail s copy to live friends, earnestly asking each to read the prayer aloud ami then to write five copies and mail tbem to friends. If every one who receives the prayer reads it aloud and forwards five copies, on the prayer's twelfth round 244,140,R9:i nennle would be raisin" a
ehorus of prayer. Th-are are j ful short stories, pages of fashion some seventy million people in I that speak of Paris in every lino the United States, so on the ! and word, and the customary book twelfth round there will be pray- j review and page devoted to the
era for all these, men, women and usll!M " uu "
t i. r i vr x- i anil so penurious tnai it ue ever Pet Dog Club of New lork. , , 1 , (1 , , . . . . I does manage to slip through a There are charming pictures of i , . ., , p .... c : i crack m the palings around the the most famous pet dogs in v ,, . , '
having his harp and crown suhmilted to a chemical test to ascer
tain how much is
illoy and how
Id. i;A merciful
merciful to his
America, us well as of tbe beautiful women who own them. One of tbe most readable features of
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iihd DUDiwr ui oeuiuiusi s la much Dure rol doubtedly the first installment of ' : . i man is always
a series oi 'tJtty oeriuons lor I (jj.., ' Women," of a semi-humorous j " , . ., ,, , ' , ... . . . . That i one of tbo rtla adages nature, yet with serious intent; , , , .. . , J. , which works every time. Haof real value to women, hence of ., , ,,, .. J -hash tribune. interest to men. 1 here are an
unusual number of most delight-
children, and plenty over for Cuba, Porto Rico and the heathen in Guam and the Philippines.
The story is told of an apprentice drug clerk in Bedford
at-fae had some trouble witn tne
abbreviations at first, although he
has passed that difficulty now and dispenses drugs with the accuracy ol a veteran. One day in his early experience a customer called for "potash." He walked slowly down tbe line of bottles observing the label closely, until he eame to one reading "Potas. Nit." The bottle was half full, bnt the inscription was plain. He read aloud, "Potash ! nit, we haven't any. Street language is not to be confused- wth technical names.
Tuck your handkerchief up your sleeve is the r.ev social order. It is not altogether a new dispensation, after all. Some years ago it came into vogue, and was quite widely adopted, later falling into disrepute. Men said it became altogether too common, and, like all fashions that get this name, it fell to the ground. Now it comes up again, under belter auspices than ever. The real origin of this fashion it is inter esting to trace. It was started by tbe English guardsmen, who, when arrayed in dress uniform, have such perfectly fitting garments that a bulge would spoil the line of beauty. Inside the cuff was the only place for the handkerchief to go, and so it went there.
I bu demonstrated ten ttionmnd H I times that it :s almost iufalllbl B
tions, loading to the trench, and
thence within the, pen. The turkeys follow this trail and enter the pen with heads down. Once iuMiie, ttiey regain their proud bearing, holding their heads so high that they fail to find the aperture through which they eu-tered.
A serious aud dangerous disease prvaiN in this country, dunift'nms because si deceptive. it comes on so s.owly yet surely tliat it is often firmly seated before we aiv a war of it.
I he name of this disi';ii- whu h uv.iv
tajres is,
;ited ly
liimtvi-
be-! fTo. frequent, desire to urinate, often
with a liirmi)(.' sensation, the How of urine being- copious or seant with strong odor. If allowed to advance, this reaches the Seeond Ktae. or Madder trouble, itb heavy p iiu in the abdomen kw down b-.uweeti the :av I and the water passage, increasing desire t urinate, with se.ildinir; saensation in passinir.
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and does not stop a coiit-ii iu
Minute by paralyzing the throat, but it cures the disease mid leaves
urie acid oj
prove d a :i
the threat and lungs healthy and; "r" mb , - . - der spjeiaust. hat dis.-oven tsrong. '2i and :l) tts. jailS-bui ; tarn.. v.s for its marvelous e
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9 9 LlRGESr CIRCULATION OF ALL POLITICAL PAPERS IN THE Wi.ST
THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN SUPPLIES ALL. THE NEWS AND BEST CURRENT LITERATURE
Every Column is Bright, Clean end Packed with News
The Literature of Its columns ts equal to that of the best nmga' zlnes. It is interesting so the children as weli as the iwrents.
An illustrated anecdotal character sketch of the late General tiarcra, the Cuban patriot, is con tributed to the January Keview of Reviews by George Reiio, who was closely associated with General Garcia for two years. The frontispiece of tbo Keview is a portrait of General Garcia from
a '.ihotoeranh taken by UneUitist, ta cakc of ice, and the face is
ef Washington, only a few days i f roz(,n i)Cfl)re a man knows it.
Serfacs th? General s tieattu New York Times.
Men exposed to the rigors of the Alaska winter never wear mustaches. They wear full heards to protect the throat and face, but keep the upper lip clean shaven. The moisture from the breath congeals so quickly that a mustache becomes imbedded m
FOR WSMAH't
PECULIAR WEAKNESSES. lrrtrrularitles end derangement!. It has become the Hading remedy for tiiis class of troubles. HexorU a wonderfully healing, strengthening and soothing influence npon tho menstrua organs. It cures 'whites' and 1'alhngof the womb. It stops flooding and relieves sop-
THE INTER OCEAN is a WESTERN K:".7'SPAPER, and while it brings to (he family THE NEWS OF THE WORLD ind fives sis readers the best and ablest discu&uom of s!! i jWtiocs of Hie eUy, it is in full sympathy with the litis ?.;-d F'r?.'icr.; ' .' .in vtople and (lactases literature and pcSitics fora the V;slerr. i.. iJj5.'j tJS0-FBlCE ONE DOLLAR PilK. YZAR-$i0
Congress in the spring it will be ' b.'!i'.-iU"(l into three distinct s i n. :i .... t i.":l... ..... i First. Kiducv trouble, iiulioa because President Mckinley con- pai in h! b;u.k rlH.ul:.aijsl),
siders it necessary, ani it
cause the politicians demand it. Mr. McKinley has a good deal of influence with this administration. The Best I'oupli Itemerty on Kivrtti. Warner's White Wine of Tnr
cj ... ii ! small quantities lK-iu-' raised win: byrup, consumption Lure, eure j diiH,i;lt' M:notimm nt.Se8iy to ilnn
a cold in zi hours it taken in time, it wiiii instruments, if
Onr ' tfrfve! litis fonuiid, it wi.l
j reiou.s it nuq-ievu-i!. j The Third st.i!,-a is Urig-ht's llis-.'a-se. I 'i li. r Is iruiniort i;i knowing' that
I3r. Kuini-r. the jn-ent kiilnyv aiul b;.aJ-
ed a U.'niedj
ures i.f the
raos: i:.:tressin;r cases untt kuonii tis i;r. KiliiK-rs Swamp-ltoot. Itist.oM by a! I ilru joists. As a pi-oof of the wonderful virtues o this fj-reat diseovery, Swarap-Kuot. a sample bottlo a:ul book of valuable information will e sent absolutely fr:e by mail on application to Ur. Kilmer it Co.. Hiughumtoii. N. Y. When writing kindly mention that
l r.o l rean this liotral oner in the lie-
Ijublica.' I'royres.'i. J Tin y Auuanoki) It. Pat If j wan u v us gets there late and the lotheris.i t there, how will we j know if the other wan has been there and gone, or if he didn't
come yet Miko --We'll aisly fix thol. If Oi get there furst, Oi 1 1 make a chalk mark on the sidewalk, and ij ou get there furst you'll rub
i :t out.
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IIoxest. Customer What's the difference between these woolen undershirts Dealer -One is half cotton and tho other's all cotton.
To Ctr? n Colli In One Day. Take Warner's White Wine of Tar 8vrui.i, the best louuh remedy
j on earth. 2; and 50 ets. All j druggists.
prcss! nnd paipfnl menstruation. For Change of Lite it id tho best mcdlcino made. 11 in beneficial during pregnancy, and helps to bring; children into homes barren for yearn. It iuvigoratep, stlma)atc&( mrenglhoiiB tho wholo syatorn. This proat remedy i offorod to all afflicted women. Why wilt any woman naffer another minute with CTlain relief within reach Y Wine of Cardui only ooela $1.00 per bottlo at your urutj store. War advice, in rwi iqvlTiivj tcprrtal Atrte iton$, adtirata, giving ayntft 'n' th LailUi A tlvt$ory Department," ThcVhaltuntwMui icin4 (to Chatluiiooya, Tcna. Be. . W. SWITH. Carden, S.C.. says: "My wilt: u,.cii ttn.eot Cardui cHioms for fatting o, io womb and it entirety
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Route, with its rait and
Ciiidnn.rfi aaJ the sliorteit line West India points,
Pullman S.-rvko through
ThJ f.imou ClNCJNNATt.
LlAllTED slij vestibuied
Queen o: Cr
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nection on arrival at Mb.mi (East Const i cr
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P.Raihvaynalscs on arrival at Mb.mi (East Const i cr v.
Key West, Havana, Nassau, Santiago, Sau Juan,
Steamer Coniiivtioiis.trom
forms
i ana
Daily
lo Jacksonville. Florida and Havaka
r.vicc to MortJa via the Poutlicru Railway, and Oiro.-t stianiship con-
it Tampa (West Coast) lor
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That's the price for one of those Russia Fein j Cheat Protectors. lyS
that our prescription department is conducted on principles which meet the approval of Blooming- iii
ton's physicians.
fARIS BEOS.
DRUGGISTS. SirMiiiliiiiiiiEiffiiiii
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GORN ! DO YOU WANT IT? W. W. Wicks has a quantity of corn in the shock to sell cheap for cash. Call and seo him. It takes cash to huy it, however.
WILLIAM B. BURFORD LITHOGRAPHER, PRINTER. STATIONER Manufacturer of Ela'uk Books, Engraver and Binder. No 21 West Wasti!t:glcn St.i Indianapolis, - Ind.
FOR SALE. Two younjr Short Horn ihilis (dehorned). Pure red Chester V hlto Hops, IU!J Hay. naraateed to be fiwt-ctass and larye bales. Also rood thnishod haled hnv and straw. Drv
Hi-iiKh woo l an-.! kooi Apple Vinegar,. m:id ) from snnd apple3 and pore roiti wu.r. At Siveet Home FarnhM
West Knrt Kirktvood Avenue. CI1;'
and see mo, or send vout order. LP. HOPE WEI Ji.
Jioticc of Administration. "B
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that!
1 the umliTsifrned has been ariaaint. I
eA bv the C.erk of the circuit court o(.l
..i w v....... i . .tunc ui iuuiuha, AO." nunistrator of the estate of Gilbert K.
Pfl IMV Int.. f Mnnt.i . mi 11 . w :
Said estate is sur posed to be sol rent,? is
mSiNlilli i I ts K. rrJKKY, Jan. J, 'Dfl Administrate. J. !!. Wilson, Attorney.
Annual felccfions.
Election oi" Directors. NOTICE iS IIEUEHY GIVEN, that the annual meeting- o( the stocl;haldei's of the Blooming-ton National Savings aud Loan Association will bo hilil ut the oilitc of the Association in 1 toominifton. Imliann, on Saturday, the 7th i:ay of January. iJil'J, at 7 o clock p. in., fot the purpi-s.; of eleetiagf directorb for said Association for the ensuing- year. II. A. WOOLERY. Dee. 13, 'OS. Secretary. Stockholders' Mcetlnsr. THE ANNl'At. MEETING of tho Stoekbohlerft of THE UliC.VUO it ULOOMINGTON STUNE VOMPANY, will bo held at tlv oflice of the Company on the Second Tuesday of February, the Mth, IsO.i, at 10 oVliKik a. m. WILLIAM JOHKKON, Dee. 1.1, 19S. Secretary. Bank Election Notice. NOTICE IS HKKKitY tUVKN, that the annual inciting of the stweitliolclers of the First National Hank of Kloominprtoft. lniliana. "ill be hi-ltl ut the baukinjr oUi.-o of said bank, on the Kircond Taemiay, tho loth day of January. I8i. at I o'c!o.'k. f.r tho purpose of elejtin;r live dinclo.-i for said bank for the ensuing- year. WAIl'EK E. WOODIJUKN, Dec. 13. ",)8. Cashier.
Important Notice.
Notice is hereby given by (he Board of -.
(JommiHiom ra of Monroe County, Indiana, that Ten Dollars reward will be j;i too . for the arrest and convietion of any person found guilty of violating the followincr statute:
AN ACT to jireveot teaming and Va xliigv
tnin l.im. rnil annnmis ft i.liA tMP. .1
Acts ISS'J, p. ;J7S. Approved Mnroli It, j 18M9. It force My 10, 1888. Seel ion I. 13c it enacted by the General Assembly of the Stnto of Indiana, That it shall be uulawfn for any person to hanl over r.t y turnpikes or gravel loads- ; n any time v hen the same is thawing
ii condition to be ent up or iujarei by heavy haulinh", a load on n narrow-tired vragon of more than twenty hundred pounds or or a broad-tired B(roi of more than t-v.jcty-llvo hundred pounds, nrd any person violating the provision of this Act shnll l c fined not leeB than five dollars not- m.i e than fitVy dollars for each load so hau'cJ. FEED MATTHEWS, Audit jr Monroe County.
LAW GsSiRDS.
(ATTORNEYS AUE EAUJfEStrt.T REQUESTED TO REMEMiSSU "TE E PROGRESS" Vr'HEN THEY HAVE T.Etl AT. AUVEIiTISING OIT ANY KIND TO DO.)
Notice to iSiofkliolilers. A MEETING OF .STOCKIIlUJlEUS of thr- N! on roc County Stat.i il.nik of ilii'oaiii'.frtoii. Indiana, will bo hidd in the ulliee of said I'x x'.i. on the lirst Tiiiirsday. the 5th day, of January. at I oVliKit. for the purpose of electing- five tlirectors fir sai l Hank for the ciiMiiiif,' vcar. s.i.ni'Ei, c. noons. Doe. 13. '88. Cashier.
and all West India ports. 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans. Free books ;tnd information by adJres:;in,' H. J. VAN DEHIDK, N. C. P. A. , 6T wrjPlM..:! flVC. OCTBOIT, MICH., on W. C. RINCAKSOh, CN't PASS'Grf AC.! NT, CINCINNATI, O.
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Itoni e-Seckcrs' Excursions, tin ,l::iiuary Sit and 17th, February Tih and 2 1st .'March 7th and 21st. Ap-il 1th and istli. ujronts of the C. 11. & IX Ily. will Nil! hiius.ckci s, ticki-Ui lo HMiits cast of the !i.-,i-.Mppi Kiveraiul
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No. :!. lliitlv :- V i . I. Id ily -i: a m J X . ,. Da'uy 3:-"-' " " s, li.iiiy Except Sunday. ,.":37 p. m ii.iimi u i:sr. No. I. Dailv 1:-'::n P' : ; ! ... :;. rally i-'ilUu. m i :. ! i; i v 3 I SI. ill j ! X. T. Daily except Sunday... 11: .'3 a. m i j For detail inlnriimtion refrard in:' : ' rate, ti'ii" on cotmectimr iines, ,-,Uij:.- ; n; . parlor ears, etc. . ad. tress ; F . H.( !-. nil AltO, 'l'luket A ft. i;. & o. s , W. j: v.. Mitekel: Intl.; r O. I'. :ik . CjaiV. G- I', k.. Cincinnati. O. 1 , t
Stockholders' Meeting;. mHKKE will nr-: a meeting of J. the .Sto::khold -is of the CENT UAL OOLI'l'lC STONE CO., at their oflice in the city of Hlooniiii'rtiui, Monroe Cowatv, Indiana, on i'uesduv at 1') o'clock a. in., the same bein tho 10th day of JatiM-iry. !i'.)t). i n- lii." purpose of eleet injf live directors for the year IS'JH, anil to trail lact any other business ilia I mav come before them on that date. WILLIAM N. KHOWF.IIS. Sec'y and Treas. JOHN W.U.DUON, l'rffi. Dee. 13. '-.S.
A i, ITVK SOLKTTOBS WANTED EVKUVWHEP.E for "1 h story of the i'liilippincs' by Murat Ha!s:ed eoiumi' sioreii by the tJovernineiit as O.'itial llistorian t the War Depart-in-ill. 'i he bio!. . c written in army e. imps at San Francinro. on the Pacific with" General Merritt. i'l tit hospitals at iiouoiuKi, ir. llon;r K ncf . in the Asn.'i-I.-an tren.ie. at Manila. th? insurgent camp", with Apuinalilo. on I'l.; ile-.k of ihe Ol.vinpia i;h Th-wy. rid in lb..- roar of biitlc at the fall of M..nila. ltonan.a f--r r.g-ents. llriulitil of ov!;.'inal pictures taken by overninont phnloe-iMph rs on tho spot. Liir jc boiik. !. w pri-'eis. lii;r profits i rc-cSt p.; id. i';-.".lit j iven. Drop ll ti ashy ii" "-' :' war boo'rr.. OctHt free. Adi.resv V. i. liu b r, Sec' . :- i'.. v T v ti 'i.nce l.ldjj., yhica'o. 2'cv. i -:qi.
LofipEN- & LouDEJf, Attorneys. oF&oa over N.itional Hank. All legal titisines carefully attended to. Prolat business and collecting1 of claims will be (jiven prompt attention. Dt'xoAK Batmas. Attorney. oBe south side souare. Will practice it. ail courts ami Ri j the most careful atten tion to pnibate business and coliettioos. KiciiAiio A. Fumc. Attorney, oflie over Ilali Dry Goods Store, vreet id snaaiv. Probate Wsiuess a leailingspecial ty. t'o'ilectioas made and promptly i p. nittud. IlAr:.!:v A. Mtt.r.KK. Attorneys, oIBce in Masonic Hull buildin;r. Will practice in all courts, and will make a B!Ht!:t!ty oi" probate business, eoaiMr cial collections, etc., etc, Wm. V. l.'.isn-. Attorney. Prolate bus;i',.s.s rfrM s:w:.-i:t! attention. '.Vill
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north ou' .ut street. I.kk .15 ;:i:e.i. Attorneys, office over Hal! l!:-os. store, nvst'side square. Will piv.etiec in all cov.rts. aud fiv pmb.iie buaincas ll: most careful at. tention. V.'n.sox &, Hkxt.et. Attorneys at Law. Olfice over llioiviti's druif store, trest side so ii are. Will practice in allcotrta and tr;vo Rpcei.i! attention to prolmte business and collections. Dunn ,fe Sauk. Attorneys at taw. Otlice over ifall lli-os. fitoro, west side. Probate business a id general colleo lions will receive prompt attention Ions R., East. Attorney, offlc j on Rogers Street. ner Sixth. Gives attention to the practice of law in all courts, and will give probate bosi ieoa syeci ii care. Bomox-hsios & Ke.-.t.v, Attorneys. Ofiieo in the neiv Allen Woclc, up-stiiirs. Dusiness in all courts will receive c ireful attention. Probate businest a specialty. conn Ss MrnRs, Attorneys, Office on tho west side of thn squire, np-stjdra. Husiness in all courts g-iven close and careful attoution. 'Jolleetioiis a specialty. C. K. Woi;R.i.t Attorneys pcniiton business a leadiuif spcialty; wilt practice in all co'irts: oSice over tho &i(ila Clothing .Store, west sidipablie squire, T. II. Simmovs. At-omev. 11isiica Inn'l tli" .-om ; . i-ivi-.i .urefni at leution ;,e.! .-., ,:a lU'.ttei-t .anftHy i
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