Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 March 1899 — Page 4

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Ia2Dt7 lican tPrOlGSS I A womau ranr ettt of n house '; During: preklenti:il years V.Y

. ton vospci sirpci. in itcurora, one 1 1 ei "kui? oneii must rates ins uitv

Win. A i:.W. fO?FK-: )!:

YAH nnd l'.-wietor ulorli;n,r ;Ist wee!:, crying: '-Fire

now jr. i. wos.

Daniel XooU'

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:jlh)s Some! ' "Mtter&iond. i

as !:M!-I as she could yell. A ; desti "Mi. ivho was )a.ssn j sprang up the steps :ui,J into

ory of sisli:-.'

ilitic.il tt:;ri.'

and ridicule

S l.-nt the

When the nev9 of Dowey's

viciorv reached Pennyroyal, a re-

smoke, he turned t; ihe u good

sraspinjr ami rxviiivi Wittur.ii ji'ki uin i, :v

nkei!: "Whore is th" i'uei lilitiidil. i

ti v po-udicuce

lv, jean never tell ubcihcr the iuiiiiorthe'ist is u ivpuhliran or a democrat.

or i Last vrar, when they were Kuilius

ot Midi wins i u-ve

tr :.r':i i?.-n;'.t hum..

mote westero Mii.i.ro, ami uiaii . aiWt menu the' I

I'

was not many ;avs iio,

th,

innrucr:- she replied.

was no : a inan n the house V '

out on

meant

"Is there 'No, sir.''

no excitement auu there

.knl lhnt am xn" l(ir ivlt I . ww . .

nnuKUHiu in mi! "uu, iiui. vii ttvvhn trim) tr trmrrl.r vnn

Saturday night John Bridge's j i ditjB't llieau ,mmi,r: But store was crowded with men who . the awf,,iest) bi"--rest rat you ever wanted to hear a description of the jset nye! on chasril our cat across battle by Daniel Dobie and an ex-1 c kitchen.' planation of some things that were I nor tindoretartd " Capt. I'.rakkn lu.. (.'apt. David not UOvUrs.IOOtt. iBraden, a travetM- employnl by Wm. "V hat 1 can t get through my i u. nurtord. i seriously ill at his hoim. noflHlft 5 saiJ Pontius AnHerson. I l9"i Capitrl-ave.. north. About a

..' . i c....;..k ..... w'! aaro Oapt. l?i Um wont t Wnr-!

uw,,iu::.r. v.... iliawtoa.Ixra-rastt witnwfe ia ;i tri.l noil balls didll t tfO r:i;Ut turoitgh antl while there le.ai ill wiMi ty-

OUr ! phoiit fever, lie roeoverod "Ui'ifienuy

I to ba brought Home and is now mi

. proving. Indianapolis Sentinel.

our boats jest the same balls went through thcirn.

as

"Simple enou-a," mid Daniel Kvervbodv in this locality will

Dobie, cause our boats IS mafte, bo at hearing that Capt. o' suit metal an thcirn s macle Br.uieil i3 convalescimr, as ther

brittle. Ev'ry time old Dcwev

hit a Spanish boat her sides cracked jest like she wua glass, but when a ball hit Dewey's it wus ditfrnnt. Th' metal bein' soft, it closed over th' IkiIIs when they struck, net Ieavin' a hole jest the same us ef yu threw a marble int' a pan o dough.

is no more road.

popular man on

e

the

A cow is the last creature one would expecs t see with ear rings, yet every cow in Belgium must wear them. The Director Geueral of Agriculture has issued a

regulation that all animals of the

"Them Spaniards issharp.thougb, ; bovine species are to wear ear-

an" they ketched ont th thing, i rin2s as soon as they have attainan' ef they'd ketched on sooner ;ed the age of three months, wabby Dewey would had a hard j Breeders are obliged to keep an lime.' They "seen th't soft metal j exact account of the animals raiswus th' best, so they het np their ! ed by them, and the ring, on boat, th' last one they had. Th' j which is engraved the number, is hotter it got th' better it wns, j fastened in the animal's ear to and they het 'cr way up. Old ' prevent the substitution of one Dewev seen th' balls f rum his i animal for another.

boats wasn't doin' no hurt an' he

seen th' trick, so he yelled ont t' his Captains: ' Don" t' shoot nothin' bat big balls,' till the Spanish boat wns so full o' lead she sunk uv 'er own weight.'

m - i t." iun th

ier xriCKS, j. leu you. sailors waded t' shore an

single rank, ludian file,

Spanish Gen'ral seen what Dewey !

wnsdotn , an be sez: l nut's

Cleveland Plain Dealer: "The simplest efforts last the longest," said the gifted lecturer. Look at Mary's lamb forever embalmed

jin deathless vet so." I At this moment a tall stranger

audience suddenly arose,

voice choked with hot

"You're

Dewcv's ".u

. : and, in a

rii i emotion, fiercely cried

. a liar;

Then he dramatically stalked

?uuu loi ioutva 9 euro mi uuwi- .,iiri . 3, P. , , , , r. - "Who was that man ? mish,' an' hedraweit his men up in! . ... , . i i- -1 u .. on. i quired the lecturer.

,lOh, said the chairman of the

Indian file the same way. Thet was jest what old Dewey was waitin' fer. There wus twixt twelve an' fifteen thousan' Spaniards, an7 they made a line more'n six miles long. 'Fire!' sez Dewey when he seen 'em, an' bang went

'is gun, the biegest one he had

lecture committee, "you musn't

mind him. He belongs to the commissary department." The Deacon's Remedy.

From the Atlanta Constitution. "I tells you .what," said

water, ter

senses, is ter taRecn slay oo las' ' one er dem wid de jawbone of a

the

with 'im, one th't carried twelve! oW colored deacon, "deonly way miles. Thet ball went ohasin' dey'llever bring dem dar Phihs-

down th' line, knockin? them Iines cross ae wai9r ier uey

Spaniards ever like they wus ten inns. Th' first three seconds i

mile o' Spaniards fed. Th' heads Georgia mule! Dat a de way wus knocked clean off' n ev'ry one Sampson had to do urn in de them. Course t' ball wus get-! days, en dat's de way dey'll tin' weaker ev'ry minnte, an1 : have ter f oiler now, ef doy wants when it struck the second mile it '' ter convert 'um ter dese Nunitod had dranoed till it ketched 'eni in States. Min' whnt I tellin' you!"

"The White Man's Burden"

' gives the keynote of the American - ! ma iL I It : . r f !

ior

th necks. lb' third line o

Spaniards got hit in th' breast an'

hees.

was

nen rreMUent Lincoln wa scleeting the (picker ludian commissioners,'" said ICIi. "he called in Ben AViule and Yoorhees and explained what kind of men he wauled to appoint. " 'Gentlemen, for an Indian commissioner," said the president, I want a pure-minded, moral. Christian man frugal and selfsacrificing a perfocl man." ' 'I think,' interrupted Voor-

iliat you iv on" t find him. Why not '.' Hoeause, Mr. ,1'residenl. he criu-illod about. 180t years wiid the seuator.

Sneakinir of protection,'" said

Kli Perkins, "I will tell urn a little story abeut Secretary Foster. The secretary made a rousing speech on the beaut ie of protection at Akron. His idea was that this is a billion dollar country and we want to collect a billion -dollar revenue and have it distributed back to the people by a billiondollar congress. When ho got back to the hotel he mot Governor Campbell, the low tariff governor, who said: " 'You want to collect a billion dollars from the people and give it back to them again, do you V " 'Well, that isn't wasting it, is it ?' said Foster. " 'No,' said Governor Campbell, 'but it reminds me of a conversation between two Keutucky darkies. One said: " 'Hello, how is y'eh ?' " 'Oh, l'se fust rate; what's yon doin' V 'Oh, l'se been workin' fer my mammy. ' " Is you workin' for you' mammy ? What is you doin' for you' mammy?' " 'Oh, 1'so choppiu' wood.' " 'What does you' mammy give you for choppin' wood ?' " 'Oh, she gives me a pouny a day.' " 'And what are you gwino to do wid de money ?' "Ob, mammy's kecpin' it for me.' " Vell, what she gwino to do wid it?" " 'Oh, she's gwine to buy me a new handle for dis ax, when I wears out dis one.' "

Dosci-ves lleip. ! The i'oliowii.-g from the- Salem

. lciiHK'i.it fhould stir the heart of , the cliariiKoiy in.-Hncd: The Democrat iuts jud publish-: ;cd "A tu'iei skelch of the life if : itlohu H.'ai Mead, Invalid, written: Shy him -clf." It is n little HMk of 17 page?, ueatly juinld in large, clear type and retsils at !(; i cents. C'opies may be obtained i .at this office or from the auilmr, win.se address i;-; Blue Kivcr, i j Washington county, Indiana. i j This poor invalid is a bright, ; I educated man 8l years old but fori isoine more than one year has been ' lying flat en his back with both; jfeet propped up with pillows, his!

arms supported anove ins bodywit h no change possible nxce)t aj slight elevation of the head and j shoulders. A wheel c'lsir is his;

bed and he occupies a position I ! underneath a set of pulleys made fast to the ceiling and to a .strap; ! about his loins by which means he ;

can be raised up. lie rests on an, air cushion. His knees, hips and

i elbows have contracted at right jangles and his neck and jaws arc j stiff nil the result of rheumatism.

To purchase one of these little books, written by himself, will gladden the heart of ihis poor invalid, who is dependent upon an aged father and mother for support. It will bring the tears to

! your eyes to read the iuiu.' and

truthful act-omit of tins ti-iior-tun.ite man's life. A let i or to him from you will cheer him in his lonlincss and an enclosure for one of the books will aid him in purchasing many of the articles that will comfort him in his dis tress.

Doc 'atUy ( i-rves. About In.'.f war bciwujn ("um

!:crlan-l ar.d ?w i i ti : ' i -'r .i rfe.iu! Divi Uui of t::,! ijaluoii-if ai.d Ohio railrou l is a pict'.ir'-.-'ipte spot known fis Dots illy. There is ipute a 'little hill at this point t!:atthe road ;'ocs t!r-ougi! n: ihe approaches to this tunnel include several reverse curves. The company has been engaged for the past two month in ren:-.v-iiii.' th-se curves and re iit the grades. The Chief Kngincer says that the improveiufut will do away with one of the most objectionable pieces of tr;.''k on the Second Division since seven curves were eliminated, and will remove four reverse curves. Jt will not only make a niie h belter riding track ior fast trains hm materially assist the west l-o md freight in

cliiiiliing

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I.3K-', 1-JIiK, TOK.VABO, ACCIDKST, P1..4TE OIL ASK, RUKtIiAl SSTEAM BOILtCU AN'O

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this iJl.-iil

I'm one of those fool Methodists. It tickles me to hear some of these people of other denominations telling how old their denomination is. Why, the good old Methodist church is the oldest in tiio world. Adam was a Methodist; didn't he fall from grace. Sam. Jones. A sudden drop of tempera-

i Hire Monday morning seemed to

didn't do no good was gittin' spent

what utility

anyhow ?

is a severe winter,

me lounn miie rignt in tne stum- Mnnthlv Review of "Reviews

micks. Then the Spanish seeniMftrh Th in "The Shave a paralyzing effect; upon the

what wus coin' on an' the) begun ' nf ru w-m j;an j neonle and busiaess generally. Of

ft drap to th gronnd, but the Philippine situation and Amer-

ler to ball -1C&U prospects in those islauds, as an drapped, w th hea rimrs of th ratifi-

too. it mowea down close an :cationof the Spanish treaty n killed ev'ry Spaniard deader n aithe future of the Filipinos. Col. last rears bird's nest, whereas.

ei they hadn't drappinl they d : tributes a sketch of Gen. Elwell j to rosk!o '"" . only lost their legs an feet. S. Utis whof efficu!UCy in Sl,bju-1 0arnaBOticcthtcttiKmaltot Tmiit Uriel S-imnel ia in thn ' gating the refractory followers tf ! Montgomery Vrd & Co..Chicgo in thisielOUT untie OaUlUCI IS IU UlC O s . , ..... Thtvaretheorii-iiiatorsof thcCatalOffue

There has been n snow storm in the mountains of Colorado lor six weeks. A cheerful country

enjoyment of quite a respectable 'Aguinaia is winning tne aamiraincomo from the Wall street oper-' the world. Dr. William f 1 ' 1 L . 1 . il

atOl'S theSO duVS. tO-Wlt, about y ttru wno lia reccnil J TO: ; phenomenailj that at the present time they

j tags which Rive thcci 15 acres of loor space.

carry a stock e$ roous representing i,ow,

sue. They are tne originators 01 theCataiognc busincia, and the larRcst concern of the kind in the world. Tbcy started in basinew twentyseven years f;o, at that time employing one

nan ana a uoy. ineir Dusauess aas (irovn so

t uuu.uu ininoncT.anu ten evervwmiiiaircci ia

I users that they eat, U5c orwenr. Tbeyattrib-

$5,000 per day or say 130,000 j tea m aD exwuaett journey

a ninnHi oil nn srmnnt f tho inrOUn rOHO 1UCO, CODiriOUlCS

. it. a ' . arf Sola nn nrAnAnLiluv mfnA

stamp rax on tneir operations. 11 - - --j , nte y,,. growth to tte fact. ifiat they

is paid cheerfully and without .juom in uwi- Biana, witn special -JSK kick from anybody. It may safe-1 reference to the effect of Amen-. that matinaie Ivbo calculated that the other 1 64,11 eeupation on the welfare of andnotthcBeiiem; that is. ther as good ' . . . . .... TI,:, .,),. -i 4i, value as they would expect to receive if they cities operating exchanges wiir l"e peopte. j.uis numoer 01 tne wcrc bnymi; instead of ociimsr, aud if a pur. bring this total from tbu source 'iew also contains articles on SSfliJentaft op to several times $5, 000 so that J the late President Faure, of j .5iSK$gZ the annual income from this source, France, on ' An American Farm- j Zc2 ttSjSfifi'iSSS must rim nn intr. the millinrifi ter S BalaUCC-bheet for 189S,'' I that they fill all orders promptly, mid tbtir

and on "Characteristics and Pos-

Isaac F. Whiteside of Jeffer-1 sibilitics of Middle sonville last week shipped to Ha-!erature."

una a,ijvv nunuui potatoes ana 300 barrels' of onions. He has the contract to furnish the soldiers in Havana with these arti cles of food. Shipments are made

every ten days. Every four weeks he ships 7,500 barrels of potatoes to Cuba. The soldiers are allowod daily 8-10 of a pound of potatoes and 2-10 of a pound of onions.

Western Lit-

A Sure Sign. "Ellen, has George come home from school yet?" called Mrs.

I Snaggs to nor servant.

the

mntto is "We ttive wholesale Driccs to every

body." The banks fiad conimcrdnl afreuclts rate Montgomery Ward : Co. as bavins a capital of over $2.000.000.00. . They are, , Uiereforr, thoroughly respoasible. and are regarded as such by all financial institutions . anil their customers, of whom tbcy have over ! ,000,000.

The county reform bill which

will soon become a law, provides ; Inquirer.

mat mere shall be appointed by

the circuit court iudfes of the: A rtcent

state county councils in the sev

era I counties to serve until

Yes, ma'am," eame back

auswer. "Where is he 1" "1 haven't seen him." J "Hew da you know, then, that : he's home?" j "Because the cat's a-hidin' un-! der tho dresser." Philadelphia

traveler in China

.has something to say of John

the i Chinaman that may woll fill the

regular election in 1900. when the i hearts of all Americans with envy.

rnccecdiog councils shall be elect-1 e remarks that John never seems ed by tho people. The county i to get tire or nervous. He can councils assumes the same posi-j write all day, work all day, stand, tion with reference to the county j ln onc position all day, weave, commissioners that the legislature heat gold, carve ivory, do inditi-

has demonstrated ten thousand Urns that it is almost infaUibla FOR WOMAN'S PECULIAR WEAKNESSES, Irregularities and derangements. It has become the. leudtug remedy for this class of troublos. It exerts a wonderfully healing, strengthening and soothing intluonre upon tba menstrual orpans. It cures whites" and falhnjrof the ?oinb. It stops flooding and relieves sup.

does with reference to the ov-

j nitely

tedious jobs forever and

ernor. ft-e council will consist ' ever anct never experience no; f one member from eaeh of the ' niore weariness and irritution than four cour.eilmanic districts ip a! he were a machine. This qua! eonnty a:-.d three members at large, I lty appears in early life. There making ihe number seven. This i ar no restless, naughty boys in council &f seven members will;Ohiua. They are all appallingly like appropriations and eencrailv'?0' ar"l w ill plod away inrchool

oversee i.ie business ot the county.

.--lievlford Mail: John Owens, the veteran blacksmith, has invented a valuable 'attachment ior uujrgie-i. It is a large flat spring, attached to the back side of the cross-bar of the; -ieifis. to which the tugs are hitched, instead of to ;i single tree, which is entirely dispensed with. The fcpring takes Ihe jerk and j ir off the horse's shoulders, and eases the motion of the buggy. It can be attached to any set. of shafts. Mr. Owens will .:pply for a patent. - l.aporte ladies have been buying "real Irish liuon" from a woman canvassing the city, forl a yard. Finally one lady found out that she could buy the same lace at the stores for 'Jo c ots.

Fop Home News Read Youp Home Paper, But for' News of the State, the NaiSon and ihe World READ THE

llanspolis Journal.

The JOURNAL is the best metropolitan paper for Indiana renders. It gives nil the news that IS NEWS, with no attempt at sensationalism. It is the cleanest, most carefully edited newspaper in the Middle West, with a news service that has no supeiior. It gives special attention to the doings of Indiana's tal;'smen, literary and commercial leaders, and to Indiana's interests. There are cheaper papers from out of the State, but they pay no especial uttenti m to these matters.

' ri.Oi-Ta;- th'.'re.M. mid that saiit 11011rv.i;.'fiH !eiViiailt are u.ti;ssaiy j..ir- : tie tiKT;'t . ; .ti.-(. Js tii M'ff.ii.- lneliy f;'iv'.'ii aiil ' it . n lit last nasind. that tuiless i they soi l ajip. ;tr i.n (.!n' :j:jil jiuti-iai ' t!:iv t .'"ii ; the -.'1st Uy ' ..:!. 1 . ..' '.h- ;:i";t U.mv.i .if t.ii. i ...iv.- : eir. -it. --H'..-t. t.i 1h h'-i-diMi ..n t:c I'-mriit ; .Moucay ( M;tn-h A. I). !..!,. at the ii:oii.t lini-.Kc in .inhijr!' :i, in i.t ' i. i icy .'in' Si.;it:- a-;.! :t.svt;r or tl,in: to sai.l e:inp!:iiiit. tin; sutsui will hi' hi.vit'.! and Utt.'i'mineil bi tli.-ir ah ' stfr.e,'. '. ;'.!H ss :ny nam an ! th.' seal of sui'i ..yiirl. ititix-i:!- at. 'iio:..ri;ii "ti.'ti thi: . Jiih ,l:iv of :Vln ::::i v. A. I ; KPU AKI) l IIAI.L. jjsf:...! tn-rU. i !'.!.' is. ';!. :X4Ti"!-: : riKs- siks;tino ' OF .H5:tiTOS. i In the I'istvi-.-t tloiirt. f the I nit oil ' St::l r Ur l!,. l)istri'.'t;if luUittua. In ; hii'i'.'.r-.ipt 'v. !n " Ii - ,ri..U(-.- ;f ; AK--i:.t; f. ''.im.vh tin krir.itcr. ; i:an!tr;t. T'. t.i.c .'fi-iiil.'.ir.S 'if .VI'.'!!.-; ('. lll'tlWll, ot Id. i:ii,i't n. iti th. i'.tint.y of ; jl.'iirL-. :u.! di: t' !ci afuresaid. u u.inkru;it. Kctiv: i : h rrby given that on the S tli C.:iy t Jar.ntiry A. I) 1:, the s'd 1 AU:t::s- C. I'-rown, was diny u.lj'.iv'iiiU d tiaiikr-.i;t: ami that the first : mr-novar "f !. cre-'.itors will I i held : a, t!'. :.i.v I,:.:,-.: .-. V in lijskii k i'.. Slink-ia-.'.i. in liv '..i.vii or li-i.tunilieltl. ti'.'(v:'iie ! eounty.Iiiui.,!:u m ti. lilth day of I Vo- ' ru.iry. A. i. ls..".;. at t:) i.'tlndi iti the ; fer.-:io..n. a" whi -h time the said ctvdiloi i may utt rul. prove their eliiimp, Kimiint :i truster, examine tie l ankI i -itt i!i:.f t,-ani.i -t such other busitteMs ; k.s Kjy iii-.-perly tome btfore said , ill'.'.- iiiir. I TlloMVS VAXUCSKIUK. X.et'ei'ee in Hankniptey. K(:i. 14. "00. j rns tssi of them all 1 1

m wpiNcnrrr's

CVmtnlns a eoai?lco revel In ercry nmnttr. in aiMiiloM ton ::ree .ittnt!ty of useful and vniei'.uteitig lcudiui; m utc -.

m

U & Real sfae Bouhl and Sold.

pWl MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM PROPERTY M

i At 5 to 6 per cent, iu Sums of 300 to $1,000.

ijjj Agents for New York Life Ens. Go. if) Office Three Doors Sout'j of First National

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THE THAWING TtiiNI'IKEd. Important Notice. Notlee Is hereby given by the Iloard of . i ;ri': imn-ri "f Monroe County, Indiana, th:: t Ten Dollars rwar.1 will be rivon for the arnsst and eonvietioa of ant- person found jjuilty of violatingthe i.iliowirijf statofs: AN ACT to rirevntit texmlngr and hanliiitr over ti'.riiiiikc:. and ff'"-ivel roa.ds

al 'rvr.iii ti:ries. aud seasons ol tho' year. . Vets 1380. p. S79. Apppmved March : II. Iss-.t. In force May It). 1S.VJ. 1 Section I. lie it enacted by the Oeu- i oral Assembly of the .Stats of IndianK, that it iital! he unlawful for any per-1 son to haul ov. r .my t irnpiku or gravel j roads at any tirao wh-n the same is : thawii:? through. r is by reason of i wet weather in condition to be out uo or injured by heavy hauling, n lo:id on a narrow-tired wagon of more thau twenty hundred pounds or on a broid-. tired wajfun of jnoie than twenty-iive : hundred iouuiIh, ar.d any person violatitur the provision of this Act shall : be fii:: ct not less than Svo do'dars nor ; nior-e thau U'ty dollars for eaeh load :

so tiauuut. Kit ED. MATTHEWS.

Auditor Monroe County

BUY GOODS IN CHICAGO

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jjo, I.nniyi.'tte, inaiHuapo-

Sfo eontlnftntl mtnrtr-. tehto ai' cbjtetiouuble to utovt renders

Peltverodby agents all over Indiana at tJOo per week for Daily and Sunday, or ltiit per week fur Daily only. .iiis.i-:l..' with our a;ent at your town. Mail Bithserilwrs will be supplied with Daily only at 7e per month: $1 for C weeks: jjjU for !i months. Simd;u p.r year; Oc for ii U'ontlis. Kemit by 1'. O. money order to JOl'UNAL NEWSI'APEIl CO.. liidiaiiHolis, lud.

! It sboeld bn in every household. Sub- ' script i, .a, S".wO ptr y.':o-. Atjeuts wanted fn tv.-ry tot-ii, to whom : the most liberal Inducements will be oilerud. ; J. B. LIPPIHCOTT COKFAinr, roWlaUers,

PHILADELPHIA.

Governor Roosevelt tells at his own expense the story that when a small boy in an elocution class he tried to recite "Marco Bozzaris." He arrived safely at the passage: "The Tcrk lay .ireaiuinjrof the hour When Greece he:- knee ' Then he could go no farther. "Greece her knee" he repeated; "Greece her knee" "Well,"' interrupted the teacher, "grease her knees once more, Theodore. Perhape she'll go then."

WA.VnCl-Keliab:e aiati to tr:.ve in th:saul nearby towns; Salary and expenses weekly. State ajfe and

x'i unation. Ait.Iress (ilnb, Co.. 7" t h.'stuut St.. i lii.aaelphia. Pa.

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TDE INDIANAPOLIS W2W3

ASTHMA Why continue to and ! be one when Ct itHAY PEVEK i ASTiiMi win bri:ir SUFFEIJEKS , you im-.n. diate relief. Sand for eonv-ii.-iny proof free. C'VItASTiUI A 1 '11 . K i ACl I TIC A I. I'rbina. Illinois. When writing- kindly refer t this, pupt r

ACTIVK SOLICITOUS W'AXTFdl EVERYWHERE for "ib. Sf ry of the Philippine" by Mur.it lla'slcad. coinmissioued b' the (iorcruiu-.-nt as Oiiie.ial Historian t the W.ir Department. The book was written in army camps at San 1-Vaneiseo. on the Paeilie with General Morritt, in th l osplta s at Honolulu, in Itonfr Kenjr. in th Ameri 'aii trenches at Manila, in th.insurgont camps with Ag-ninakl.i, on the deck of the Olympia with Pewvy. and in the roar of battle at the fa 'l of Manila. ISonanra f r ::'ent. brimful of orifrinal pietnras taken by fovernraent photographers on thu sp it. Larre book. Low priees. Hi? proli'.s Freight pa id. Credit givn. I'rop a! trashy unofficial war books. Out lit fret. " Address, F. T. Parber, Se.'"y , Star Insurance Bldg., C'hieago. Not. l-18t.

pM J'arker, a respected

without rectws or lilav of any kind.

The Chinaman can do without ex-

i erase, bport or plav seems to

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TOwreri man, uuu rjatfH-oay nigntj ,im ao rauch waste to labor. lie with pneumonia, after a week's; cnn see,) anv where -amid deaf

ening uproar, on the ground, or

jllue.'s. He was janitor of the' 1st Baptist ciuircb. t

TbermoiMc

faw zero th Sp;iiig.

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in any position.

ys registered Hc-j Rev. W. F.

oruitig! lTgh!t?eriousIv ill at his

1 4th street.

Reed is aain home on east

TireGsed and painful ineiit-truation. l'.r Change of jLiio it i tbo liist medicine mado. Jt is bonefk-ial during preKUuncy, tnd helps to bring children into homes bi.rrea tiw years. It invigorates, utir.iu. latcs, strengthens t!io whole system. Tliis great remedy Is ottered tu all aClictcd vroinen. Why will any woman suffer another minut. with certuin relief wltbiu reacbt Winn of Cardui only costs Jl.Ou per hottle at your drug store. Fi-r attvict, n canes rTwIrtnj! srwrta ittirettetn.i, utllru$l fftptnc nyruil.m. tla "'m4' Adviifiry DfvarUucnl." Tht tftattiuwJeujUcd. Itifw Oo.t OhaUanooa, Xmn. Rei. I, W. SMITH, Canden. S. C.. says: "Mv wile used Wine ot Clardul at horns

for tailing ot Uio womb sjtd it cntlrah; cuied hsr."

Notice to Non-Itesidentt. .State of Indiana. County of .M iu-o ss. In the Monroe circuit court. March Term, 183D. Wiiliain S. Johnston vs. Henry i'e'.loiv.i. et als. The plaintiff of the above entit'ed eau.se havinir filed his eoui aint her -in

I totrether with his ai'.l.lav.t tint this

catee of action is to d'-teunitic :ha title and to ij.tiei title of re:;l esiu'.e in II, rt Sts.ij. ,.f !r.:ii..-.! M-.S t'i-.--t I... ,),,.

fondants. Henry !'. !l o-s. 'I ,;a. :.. !I. i Woo ! ward. .Ma' y S. M- Corml -I;. J imt's S. .Vu-CnmieU. Nancy M. V o '.ward I.-.i yti. tlar.'.iner. K . t her (i::!!'i:.-r. Minnie .Ii-wci. Edwuru U. Jews:, l!v- ! ry Sjienccr uri not r jjdetils ot" the : Mate of I ".dir. i. and th".t ; :-e ec-.-i-Id. n-eoi' Ihe wi.l;w. ;mUi"..!i heirs. ! devisees uriil l.-pa.ees of ller.ty Pater.

ue-.'Ctawe.ls i:iil:.iiwn ami np -u i.i.if;eut, iiiqi i.y cannot be :i-..-c:'t:iined. S'ou therefore the haid defendant!.. Henry Fellows. Thai) ti ns H. Woodward, Mary S. Mct'oi-mick. .Tame;. S. McCoi'iuiel:. .Naf.ey M.Wooiiwurd. Lucy

i f!. Cardir.er. I h t -her (Urt:!,, -. Minj uio .lewei. Kd'.card I', .l.-wel, Tarry SM'-lie.-r. tlt! -,vii;.iv. 1. ;:!:!. V -iri. lucViM-es i:nd i-ffa-.eort Ho.r an:, i. are her-by n-.-: . ; .:i .1. I rss y be cr.tl ! :!- . t e 1 h ' ii:;y f A,, ii. If,, ne :. i ff '1 : -ii jiuiieia1 '; y 01 1 ;. -.f i:-.-M mcf .ir'.iii -I' :,.. t.-.' :.' , the fourth .. ,i..-.y i f '.:u- at lie oi:rt l...t. b 1-:-: :':.i-k- ' ' .saideeuut:. ..-.! S-. de. ;.: ' 1.. or i:im r to ..'.i 1 !'.'.::' :;. ' wiit be ti. 'i-.i :.'!,"'.. --ti.i.ici i ': : .-.('Tl-e.

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A Saort History of laJ!ana's Qxt t-e-t Isew3sa;3er. "rtliatrver exreis inv.-rc;u. The lotiiC5t: moui.ti.in. the Ion -jest river, tilt larffeet city. Yet keenjr inteie.t .-'.t-tavhes to the greatest achicvensct.H of men in oratory, statesmanship or wf. The shari i .1 content tfe-e diys is V:ctwecn newspapers, dsinaii!!!;; ;hc griatest diversity ot gifts, of lato.v'edge and sagacity, ln other fields the decision is don't 11'id, but in jonru.-ii m tiie popular verdict is practical!)- registered each dny in the subscription li-t a suit of Austr -!i;n Ballot Sy.-ieci. Tli'f test shows The Indianapolis News to have Ki.ire bona fide re-tder? thrw :my ' .cr four In livna Dailies combined. This nukes cood the above :it!e head. Vie .:,,. V '" - ;i--: ' .-. other point scored by The News: it ia Cl i.- . .. :. .-. :i . . . .: , - portioned to population than any oilier American Dailv. Whether this sifeni- .

Bit greater enterprise in T!:c News o.r a more intelligent readin.; people, or both is a question. No phenomenon e.vists without its adeqvate cause. The News iucli gives two ntu.it! rtisons as follows: (li Whn The News befjan. twentyell'ht yc-ara every -sffc'f paper l.aa Its ioHiietil alliHiiee, s'-iclshly o.1o.:,. vi one party witli lis prim Ijih-s at-d f cl-dstc-P ::;.. I::rt all othe:. :oo::;n to '.,t party in tern tor f.:ie -et ;tion-

tt.e lilr.hCil al::L-iii 1 w:n: tiio 0;,: -.tl-saip of its (K-.rty in 3t:e:e. V. t. i-.'t . n:intv or nc'.g'.-ih-rhcc-d. Tin V .-. ti.at ?-:'-ii ri-:ior.rf':up r..-.' i::rv l.;!M,vS th) e:.'(.r mill J. lift lv.-;M".---.' 'V.s'.y, If llit ,-..:::.-:e!:...v:-, IlnT'i Me r:.:.:.-! :h-i llivvs vl-yl. ::-.:li-s let.1.:: : to the i!-- 7;.!; of what t'-rded to h-'v, r.-l mlr.. cr ei-tiiv.-s:-:A. v.:..-; i.ut - l...v;.y. '.'l.. I,.rt-'.-:, '!. ri-'.-.r'-, !: ..'.i!:x '.'s-. tr-.-.ii rBiaflems-t- :i'.,.i !! -Jf J 1 i w v.-ay alv. ?iwf. h::l-: ik.o.i i:' 1 . l.-vii'.y. whi.li c.iMiis the- .;-.v..-.'.: ::'.i.'li! l,;,-n or l:lut.-.'.: r,' 1.. . jiaiiy; .-,!w:!j' to..'.! i-;,l v..!: c cvi-ii l;t-:-.?.:.. n ev'.rr-.; c!.'l.-: :'i.;.:.f.-l ? -twi-.-ii i!... i'i-i.eic!.i ;:vi-. of e - 5,..eiiee; not i..::c t ; v to . i:y Its. o' with e!'.Sv p.nty in lei -i to Urine. in reforms or !:.'-.:; dov-r nbervs. v;i-iie tt-.i:-. c--.;:-:i! tiK.ilil no e.'KUoal ?);;tn.iiiae Mid ue:-'.! v

ir.e r.nt:-r in Deli. imrtii-K tlr.e it t.r,::!.1. itu..-v,-',..K3 i--; tllii ..rv'.i! Air.,.--;i '.ii ::er fer-t t;:o-.i;-,ht. It cieil.!..-. : 'a i'-i.!:.-: ti e rtor f. i:-;m. . -yf all Lade. ;is If ' lii. s cr cir.'al:,!i"n. v ! : ;!is i--ere ,:-::::. ef :.. ' .- V. . s v.:,v 1:., : 1. 1 :u :!;.' eVst. all ...!i. a. 5 'ii'.lv. rial prot.-'.i-v tic-.t It .

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SCESflCaad MIDDLE WAY: I

COLORADO, UTAH, CALIFORNIA. WEEKLY TOURIST EXCURSIONS (PEftSOHAtlf CONOOCTEO). HOfflE-SEEKERS' EXCURSIONS. CCMdJLT TIOKET AOENT, Oft L. V:. V.'AKLV, Oilie.lAL PASSENGER AOENT, F. m. Hugo, t; Avetii.n passcmoek aoent, HovvAao LLLiorr, encrai. mahaoeb. 8T. LOUIS, MO.

lis, Cincinnati, Louisville,

AMI ALL COtXT-3 isr osaTi-x -evisrno south: Only line to tho urinous Health Resorts West Uatlen and French Lick Springs. "THE CAKLSDAU OF AMEKICA." TI!IE CAttO SS.IX EFKIXT NOV. 3Sth, ISO" KORTH BOCKll.

Local Freight T:05 a m Chieag-o ight Ex, 1 " :S3 p in Chieat-o Mail 1 1 00 a m New Albany Ac'm K:35 p in SOtTll no FSB. Local Freight ;:10 a m Louisville Ex. 1:00 am Louisville Mail :.:-IO p m Kew Aibanv Ae'm 6:S0 a m

Tr.iin No. 7 oniy run to New Albany Train .No. 8 Ktii'.-t; fiv.ni Now Albany A. IC. H.'.t.To.v. Aent. i'.loomii.'g-ton. Iud. K. .L Uf.rn. O V. A.. Chi utro. til.

A FREE PA1TERN

ffTnor own selection) to every anb-1 scxiber. Only io cents a year. !

Have you tri e the Catalogue system of bayfasa EVERYTHING yoe use at Wholesale Prices? macatisaveyou15t3 40percentonytwrpuTehas8. We are now erncting antl will own and occupy the highest building in America, employ 2,000 clerks tilling country orders exclusively, and will refund, purchase pricti it goads don't suit yeu. Our General Catatoguo 1,000 piget, 18,000' inustrations, 60.000 quotations cests s 72 cents to print and mail We will send it to yeaupon receipt of 15 cents, to show yeurioekfakfe. H0NT6CHERV WARD & CO. MICHIGAN AVE. AN0 MA0ISOH ST. CHICAGO.

Goveniiiit'tit's Health Resort. T3K HOT S7R1.VC8 OP ARK A NBAS. Owned and coumiilcd by tho U. R g-oveiumeu: . and liaviny its endorsement fov the euro t.f rheumatism, nervous prostration, blood aud skin diseases, female complaints, stomach, liver p.nd kidney troubles, insomnia and ail cqiislitutiueal disorders. 300 hotels of a'. ; i-.'ndoa for all classes. II-

i luBtrated boo'..-s oi information sent oa j application. For rates and informaj tion con'.vrain.f tvute, etc., apply to agents 15. S; V. S-y. Ity. or address O. 1 P. lMc'ARrr, General Paaseafcr Agent, iCincintiili, O.

LAW GAKDS.

(ATTOSK"YS AUR EARSKSTLY KKQUKSTEP TO IlKNfEMHSa "THE PRO'-iRKSS"-WHEN THEY" KAVE LEGAL ADVEUTlsfNO 07 ANY KIND TO DO.)

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TTME TABLE. Trains leave Mitchell, lnd .as follows: ! GOLNfi EAST. ; . N'o. 2, Daily 1:22 p. m Xo. i. D. i'i S:M a. m t No. C. Dai y 3:';? a. in ' No. , Daily Except Sunday. ..:37 p. ia j Ool.NO WK6T. No. 1, Daily p- m ! No. I'ttiiv tS:l a, in : No. lMi'-y C 3 1 a- m . Xo. 7. i'uily ex. ept Sunday... 1 ! : .:! a. m . l'.-r d. t:-l! information roffanlinff i rtituA. tii.ie on connect in:;- lines, sleep-i';-. )e.iri....r ears, i-le.. ad.:res.-i ll.li.C.. .jo?Atii. Ticket A?t. 15. & O. 8w. i:v.. Mi!.che;i hid.: or O. 1. Mct.i::V. (. 1'. A., t ineiiiiia'.i. O. !

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Nisllce to o3-Ueideul. i The S.;!t ' of h.-::ana. j ; M ; ;;),- C.;iiuy. 1 ! In the 51 nine Circuit Court. Jan-j ttary Tei".n. l!v l. ; Sam. ie! ("off y v '.'.'il'iatn M. Coffey, '' Ellsw. rth coiicv. Waller l.dtuondsou. t t ;d. i Coiuplaitit Ni. ''vi. Now eo:n- th ii i:iiti:T. by K. A. ; Ft.ii.. hi!, ait. i-i.e.v. a. k1 li hie coin-: ;.l::iiit her. in. ve-. Ci.er with a.i alVicavii, !...; j. i ' I.i:. it a:-. id .t. rVndav.t,, WilI': ..' C. :'...' . i .v. t!t C.iff.:y. t.uy ' "i.i 'e- ei. ' ...Oil. . Y O'dc, '"Iiil Yo:'; lee '" A '.tee Vori;, ill." . n:;-i.tii hei...... ;:-:'-.'.iee- i.?.d vi.iee.i of .;v-v.i x i-. . i! e.-e.:.--.!. aro ra;, r.-!:-.! :,, . -' lit.- .". it - f Jn.iiana; thai ' a id a -'.' 'ii !.: .V-r -:-.i".'.! n Oi real

kick's acn.ora. Cosde i-t -a vty. i d ial. :t rsi; lithotl-npli.-d In cainrs. . .iv.-nir. -,irlv ICl iu-fs .i lleJ w il.i i.:.iiae alf- ..it, iii.i-inulrtnii of Ff..wi.,-., Vi-elahii. rienlA. i ru.l,. ;..i:.illl twuad .11 ! eW. A :- -.1 li. ,-,.i :.".ei9 .n.iitiuir.- o amimriiy ..a s.i 5iitcu orluimn;; to ih siuilcn. w.ib e w ttisaaaif. w'l.'l.i't -ule .if i:' Hint nilv?I-.'aW. Il l ih'i'. .ri vt t. i , i.v..iv til.H.-rtr,;in5.U'!y. hill o WMl.l ;,,i..V-!.-:: i .1 ..t caiwn a a ess-y. '..'i.. h-i: iv;..i l;ie tiulilc anil nt f'Jl ULK itll.l. tar !i5c. worth o seed) 13 CtO. It telU iifr crffbit it gOco tit I'ttU AsaMat ct pueasu Is My otlut taMH. Vick'a tittlo Com Catalogue , t A l'3rff i Utile pni of n pilov list. It Is tunl. the i-.iia waksta, fiael.v l!tilrall. aaU loMVly &1.h-. inakln.4 It coiivprteat for iWerenoc. t It.ht. VJ.-ihg Illustrated Monthly Pf?3??ai!ne i r v ?o ,:uor,-.Vf.t :.,i.! Ii-. .i 3" ft-a.h'CIa reiiln'.j to Ojitaenaw. !l.,..:.:iiai.;. ..::. M ..;! u v r. Svcrinl lSft ulloi Uk MxtBMmo oiieyiar. and lac lluiila fvr U3 i e:i!. jar now plw ol kUIbi VsntiWs e""4 tlm m "an dt year ataaty tasa uiy ic aoas ta America. James Vicks Sons, Kochoisitsr, N. Y.

Lot ikx & Lot.'nsy, Attorneys, nfSoa over National itan'c. Al! leg-al business earefuliy attonded to. i'robata busitis'sa and eolieetinif of clahas will be jriven prarapt alte:'.liou. Ditj.ca & Uatjias, Attorneys, office south side souare. Will prtetlce In all

; courbi and give th most carel.d atten

tion to prolxtle li.iciue&a ,tnd collections. , j KtcsfAHi A. Kei.tf. Attorney, ofiloa

over Hail Dry Goods .Store, west aide -square. 1'iobate b.i:uess a leadiujf specialty. Collections m.utaand promptly reiaitted. H.tm.KV Mn.t.irs'. Attorneys, offlea in Jlawnie Hall haiiding-. Will practice In all courts, and will malce a eiieciatty of praoata bin.lnesk, eommt) ci&l coliee'vi nn. ew., ete. Wv. Ii. East, Attorney. Probate buinef jflvea special attentios. Will collect cla lis and nsalco loans. Office north Walnut stivtut. Lkk Jt Okimks, Attorneys, office aver -

i Hall Tiros. Ktore, west sids square, j Will practice in atl courts, aad gtvo . pi obtti biudness die most carelul at.

tentloa. WrwoM Jk Hesist, Attorneys at Law, Office over lllewitt's drup Ktoie, wast Ride squaro. Will practice in alleoarta and kvo speoial attention to probata btudr.ejes and collect loss. Xvks & Rahk. Attorneys nt Law. Offloeover Hall L'rr. storsi. west aldo. Probate business, and peneral coUes tion will rocoiva prompt utteutionv Joust B. East, Attomey, offica on Uog-ers Stoat, near Si.Ub. Gfve attention t-a the practice of law la all coitnrs. and will (five probata busiaea . special earn. Epuojrr-os &. tsilT, Attarnays. Offi.ie in the new Ailen blosl:, up-atalra. I!nines3 in all courts will receive careful iiUentioH. Probata Uuaineea

; spec! .lt y. j cosr, Jt 5fisas. Attorneys. OIQea oa . ' tho west sl:!i of the t)uam, p-tairs. I BnJHess lis all oimrts g-ivii e.'osa and careful atteatiott. Collaciioaa a . ) aiwelaity.

C. Ii. V.'iMtBAi.t.. Attorney; peosioa tu.ir;imi n Ioudin;f see!a.lty; witlprao tiee in .ill courts; .wii.'o over the LasrleClothtnjf !Str. vcei'Mde public wjuaro. T. H. SttuioKa, Atutitutr. Issinea in nil t"a emrta iven ;a:'fnl nttontlon. atu". proVntj mutters eai-efully bv lsu.! e ,'o-. In tba awiaity 6i U-I-ctlCkU' Will give fcti.-.ivit'.oa.

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BEST PAXHT la CM WOaXDi

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Manu!'.Ktit: fi.-of Plauk Boolts, En- . iT.'.'tve:- .-,:id liivit.'..::'. S!o2! Wast WasLIsgica SL, Indianapolis, - Ind.

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' ot yoar paint bill, to lmh uoai: hcbasui than itani : Wm-.-a Lead aad tt Ajmuu.-tI.t hot rotacwoca. Hajtjjui rArir l!i is ida o: tiis San or fannr ata Tiiaia -a ci ui .-i I Raod pajitsrs an and la mound Taocx, vuui- l'atoc. So troobte to ous. any boy ca; d.i it. It m tho Ookmom Sbwsb oa Hoeaii Piiur. No auiaa paint caa to made at anrcoEt, uadla

DOS ta CBucs. EUiKsa, Pen. orOot.

F.HAM MAR PAIMT CO.,

gsUaodKavaatoadttr J. U. WYL1E,

Furniture, famu, uiia, oto, t,