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BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, MAR. 14, 1899.
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OF THE PLANS OF THE-
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Sav
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WITH WAY ORDINARY LOANS ARE .MADE. Will Take a boait o? 3500 Fop Illustration: ASSOCIAUOK LCUN8. i ORDINARY LOANS. $S. 17 per month for 77 will pay $500.00 at 6 per ecnt.S30.00 off the loan together with the in- : year inierest or 2.50 per month, terest. So 8.17x77 629.0. 2.50x77192.50. Amount paid tin all. Take 500. - Tho iutorest for Hl0 whtlo time
uviromj.i., leaves iuo m- ,.- .ft ,, SoofiS'?.oO.
So the difference between 0.92.50 and $6S9.09 difference SG3.41 more to be raised to pav off
leaves the
terest paid $129.00.
Of coarse the Association en an average has the saran monev loan-
which mak s nr cent, thev oav the Ordinary loan than the Asso-
the investing stockholder. j
ciation way.
ADAMS BROS.
Have the Very Things You Want in
CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS, LACE CURTAINS AND WINDOW SHADES.
See
Their New bine of DON X FORGET THE
Ladies' Shoes. PLACE.
ADAMS BROS. WEST SIDE SQUARE.
Local Notices
Tee best fruit cake, the finest doughnuts, the choicest flavored cakes of all kinds; at Benckart's bakery. Candied lemon peel, candied orango peel, candied citron, choice olives, new .Florida oranges, choicest raisins, best bottled goods ever brought to the town at Benckart's confectionery, south College avenue. Wast Lurch t Then go to Benckarts. They always have good coffee something you cap get nowhere else. PARTIES: Desiring information concerning the Great Gunnison Gold Fields should subscribe for the Gunnison. Col. News. 82.00 a year; $1.00 six months: 50c. three months. pBSOK who way wish to have the best Ice Cream manufactured for special occasions, from pure cream, shouM leave orders at Benckarts.
Get best Oysters at Benckart's bakery, south College .avenue. Always the freshest in town. That Spring Suit should occupy the attention of many of our bnsiness men- at present. Nothing, sets off a man so well as a neatly fitting suit of clothes made from suitable and seasonable good3. I am prepared to cut and make anything' in that tine that you may desire, and all work warranted. 1 have a large quantity of the choicest samples from which you may select. Work is all done in my shop, opposite the postofSce don't send it away. Come and see me if you desire solid shop work. Hekrt Bexckabt.
ATTENTION FA It ME KS. Learning Seed Corn, 81.10, and White Russian Oats, graded all small grains taken out 45c. per bushel. I Shorthorn (dehorned) Bull, near a year old. good call and good color. Pure bred Chester White hogs, either sex; some males near 100 lbs. will sell cheap. I am agent for the Dain Donble-geared Feed Mill. This is something new, Farmers, call and see it work, and yon will buy one. Rbm1uwi. 8tveet Hum Far ii. jusi west of city limits. Isaac P. UopEtrEix.
Tho happy homo of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Woodward was the scene of a pleasant assemblage of young folks on Tuesday night of last week. The company came together at the invitation of Roy and Claude Woodward, an.l Mrs. Woodward was assisted in entertaining by Sirs. Raymond Baker and Airs. Erivin. Dainty refreshments were served, and the young folks seemed to enjoy the occasion thoroughly. The com
pany was made up as
V ill Blair, 1' rank Johnson, Ross i'edigo, Lane Siebotitbal, John Sentney, George Clark, Fred. Wilson, New land Duncan, Ed. Carmichnel, Orvillo Fuller, Ev. erett McKuight, Dick Thornton, Rcna Hrisscnden, Fred. Wilson, James Clair, Misses May Wallingford, AldaCraiu, Nellie Clark, Norine Rogers, Hattic Fuller, Nell Snyder, Nola Sistonthal, Eva Seward, Josie Sarc, Maggie McKuight, Ailiue McCurdy, Sillie Duncan, Alice Warder, Mattio and Flora Boyd. j
Printed Tuesday morning
Powder
Absolutely "Pure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
j Horticultural .Society l akes Vp I New Branch of Work. ! The Horticultural Society was
royally entertained VWlnesday us
I it always is at the homo of Mr.
ami Mrs. fczra rerring, west 1st
; street. The members arrived in igood time, all seeming to realize i that a good dinner and a splendid j time generally was in store, and , none went away disappointed. Mrs. Perring had the parlors and ! dining room beautifully decorated
lollou ... ,, .-, . lis , , . ., . .. f? . . , tu iMtted plants. Ibo society.
. omi was a ciifccss. r.vervi;iiitr ' ' .nei-Ks Oicd at lua homo : n i. . ... . . r
... . . . , . i cHistHi u orner at a o clock sold at good pncs.s especially ! " Mar.oii t wuship niter an ill-i ),,, i. ;.i . ,. i
Shropshire sheen, which ' bro.hrht ' of several weeks. H hd I : " : ; AUtl. "eum
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HOY!. 8AKIWI wwmgn CO., NEW VOIW.
The stock and personal prop
erty sale of W. M. A. Kirbv &
I
Oeatli of David L. Slioeks. Thursday morning at 12:45
sue
GIDSlB
ATTENDING TIIE-
m SALli
from ?7 to per head.
W. A. Brissenden has been awarded the coutrac.t for tli? plumbing work in the two ne residences to be erected by Chas Booth ou east Kirkwood avcnn?. W. J. Me (ford will move
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una !uig 10 uis larm, west ot ;aat severa erown ch Idrnn. Tho
j funeral was held at the Shcoks
b 'eu in poor health
montiis from a complication of diseases. lie was one of the oldest citizens of Lawrence countv. IT . . . W
lie nail been an active man all of
i perimemal work was called for,
Tl.. . .
me couiuimoo reported some
resolutions which wero adopted, the substance of which are as follows: 1st That 10 bo placed ..,! I. 1 U IV. r
i i . - iiu uoseuu uiH9umre ror grow llll'ffe fortune. Inr.n. v -m fai..,,G I ; .. rt
i 7 ', uug some new, welt
renin.- ( iniKB 1HIII11V. B. WMIOW
j his life, and had nccumulated
recently
purchased
Bnzzaird.
from
Frof. Harry M.
goes to Chicago the latter part of jtutive Micts will re-main at
the present month and will
begin
a season's engagement with his school of educated ponies and monkeys. Ho will also place company 2 on the road, routing both shows in opposite directions. Bloomington is certainly headquarters for tho animal show business, as the Gentry boys now have fonr shows on tho road.
Notice ol Dissolution. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Len. S. Field and Douglass Field is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts dne said firm are made payable to Len. S. Field, who assumes all liabilities incurred by the firm of Field Brothers, Douglass Field retiring from the firm, which business will be continued by Lan. S. Field, as successor to Field Brothers. Len. S. Field. Douglass Fiki.d.
Hoabhound Candy is manufactured by Geo. A. Benckart, and he guarantees it. Good for hoarseness or deep-seated colds. The Best Cough Remedy on Karth. Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, Consumption Cure, cures a cold in 24 hours if taken in time and does not stop a cough in One Minute by paralyzing the throat, but it cures the disease and leaves the throat and lungs healthy and tsrong. 25 and 50 cts. jan3-6m Choice Taffies, and other candies, manufactured and on sale by Geo. A. Benckart each day.
Get Taffies, Horehound Drops and other choke candies at Benckart's, as he makes them fresh every day. Wasted. Black Walnut Logs and Timber. Highest cash prices paid for same. Address Lesh, Sanders & Egtert Co., Goshen, Indiana. Yours truly, Sandeks & Egbert Co. Sep'.27-10w.
Dk. O. F. Davis. Practice
limited to disease of the eye, ear,
nose, throat and Uugs. Hot Air treatment for Catarrh and Tuberculosis. Glasses scientifically adjusted. Bloomington, Indiana, 109 South College Avenue.
Best Oysters in town can be
found at Geo. A. Benckart's confectionary and bakery, south College avenue.
Destai. work of all kinds is
done by Dr. Crain, whose parlors are located in the new block just
south of the National Bank. Dr. Crain has had many years of successful experience in business here, and warrants all work.
The resolution extending the
corporation boundary of the city was read before the city council.
It provides for the annexation of
the following additions: Grand View, University Park, Kenwood,
and part of Walnut Grove, and Alexander's sub-division of Collego Place, and was adopted by a unanimous vote. An ordinance was passed authorizing the issue
and sale of ?17,000 worth of
funding bonds to refund the 6 per cent, bonds now outstanding. The bonds are to bear 4 per cent, of 8500 each; one bond to fall dne everv six months nntil Dec.
1902, and after that two of the
bonds are to be payable every 6 months, Tho clerk was instruct
ed to advertise for sealed bids.
Mrs. H. J. Brannock is suf
fering from some sort of ailment ot the eyes, and is.-15-', tnenfc from a Bedford physician she goes to Bedford on Monday of each week and remains till Sat
urday.
If you have not already done
so you should read Lew Ander
son (an Id Bloomington boy's) advertisement in the "Munsey
Magazine." If after reading his
advertised theory of culture, happiness and perfection any one should be miserable, it is his or ber own fault.
(ill next December.
About 8100,000 worth of
town,
lumer s. uuzzauu. iccaieeterv nmr hi- hnmo
If there is no extra session' David L. Sheeks was born Nov. of Congress, and it is probable i 2S(' 181 aml was ?9 years.
Howard 'that there will not bo, Reprosen-! Uiree ,u,,ths and 1 7 days old at
borne lu,e UU1 or U1S twain- Me was
married lurec times. His first
wife was sylvania Lewis; his secAnil wifn tvd n.
- uu u ""bis third wife was Melinda Payne, tax duplicate by the addition of : n . i, if... ,
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iu.wiju4Hnu, i (ii vnonj are lirine. Mr
Phil. D. Armour was very Sheeks swood between 2,000 and
sick lust week at his Chicago home, with grip. Grip is no respecter of persons. Tom Roberts has gone to Little Rock, Ark., where he will make an extended visit.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Payne, Washington township, a
son; to Mr. and Mrs. Liouglass
Smith, west 2d street, a daughter;
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr, east Kirkwood avenue, a daughter; to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fowler, a son.
James A. Riddle has been
appointed Trustee of Marion tp.
by Auditor Matthews, to fill out the unexpired term of Isaac N. Fleener, made vacant by the latter's recent death from pneumonia.
The. wife of James Robinson died on Tuesday morning of last week after a short illness. The couple had been married about 15 months, and a babe is left moth
erless. Mr. Robinson is one of
the proprietors ef the east side barber shop.
Saui. Murdock is now at Salida, Colorado, as a salesman in a clothing store. Murdock is a tiptop advertisement writor, which by the way are scarce articles. . T.J. East of Indianapolis was last week visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. W. O' Harrow, "north College avenue. Come and see a show worth seeing: The old fiddlers' contest, March 24th. There will be men on the stage you would never suspect. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. L. Williams, west Sth st., a son. Mr. Len. Field jr. is no.v one of the salesmen in the Star dry goods store. Assistant Prof. . Davidson is at present studying in Tubingen,
Germany. He will probably stay
next year and secure his doctor s degree. Mrs. J. W. O' Harrow and children have gone to Indianapolis on a two weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs. T. J. East. Hon. J. E. Edmondson, who has been confined to his home since the first of January, was out in town on Friday. Josh. Howe is at Vicksburg, Miss., visiting his sister. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Brandn, south Walnut street, a daughter. Mrs. Juliette Davis of ludianola, Iowa, is visiting ber cousin, Miss Mollie Kulley, 'east 3d st. Millers are paying 65 cents for wheat. Mrs. H. A. Lee, who has been quite ill at her home on cast 4th street with bronchial trouble, is rapidly improving.
Are you a fiddler?
third man you meet has
one time a fiddler, or
o.OOO au-es of laud in Lawrence and Marin counties, and at the time of his death was paying taxos on V0,000. Bedford Mail.
It semis that some persons have beentaking advantage of the people whr live on east Kirkwood avenue ancirnt rooms to students. They sneak into the houses and take baths a their pleasure, but have rccentl) been detected in it. When these bithers begun to demand Circassian hair oil, and asked for a greater suoply of clean towels, tho white nan's burden becamo too great, aid some of them rebelled. Gall is a predominating constituent with some of these
! people and they exhibited it to the
last.
The loss on the building of W. J. Allen, on the west side of the square, damaged by fire reo -utly, has betn adjusted for $807. Tho work of repairing the building has begun. A skylight 5x18 feet will give more lifdit in the tions iviil also have glass windows. The front will be fitted up with new windows of two plate glass. The county commissioners are advertising for a steel bridge to cross Clear Creek at the Sharpless ford, in Clear Creek tp. It will be over a 14 foot road and about 110 foet long. Mrs. Robert L. Wylie died at her home in Washington tp., Monday evening a week, after a protracted illness. Deceased was 23 years of age, and a daughter of Rev. Win. Frye. She was a member of the Baptist church and highly respected. The funeral occurred from the Simpson Chapel Thursday. On Friday night next, the new theater will be opened by Haverly's Minstrels, one of the finest companies now traveling. They drew big houses in Indianapolis a short time ago, and will give the people a fino show for their money. Haverly's minstrel
Vvnt-u ! company nas arranged witn me
hpen st Monon for a special train from
1 the north Friday to enable them
of a fiddler. March 24th.
To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, the best cough remedy on earth. 25 and 50 cU. All druggists.
HENRY P. TOURN&R. JKWkXICIl AND OWICIAN, South Coixeoe Avkhck, Ul.OOHISOTON, iSDIAXA. Special attention sriren to the Cor
rection ot Optical Deueicneies in
Human Eye.
There are men who pretend to
know something about fitting
glasses, whose efforts positively result in permanent injury to the patient. Such persons should be avoided. A thoroughly competent man, who can be found if wanted, is H. P. Tourner, whose
place of business is on south Col
lege Avenuo. Consumption Cure Warner's White Wine of Tr Syrup, the best cough remedy on earth, cures a cold in one day if taken in time. 25 and 50 cents.
MONEY TO LOAN. 1 have money to loan at 5 per
cent, on good farm property, in amounts of $1,000 or uiore. Also 6 per cent, money to loan on city property near square or in small amounts on farms. Office No. 104 S. Side East Kirkwood Ave
nue, ttioomingtou, lud. Wm. A. Rice.
ACTIVK SOLICITORS WANTED EVERYWHERE for "The Story
of the Philippine" by MinatHalsteacl,
comtnissiimeil by tht Ouveruinvnt as OHicial Historian to the War Department. The book was written in army camrts at San Kmnuiseo. on the Pacific
J with General Merritt, in the hospitals
at Honolulu, in llo'iff Kong, in the , . : . i T I : 1 . :n . 1.
ins,Ui-ffeal camps with Airulnaldo, on
the deck of the Olviupia with Dewey,
Spectaclrt mae to at the rorapliea- anj ,a t;,c roar i t,attie at the fall of tioas peculiar to individual rases. JIaniUi. Bonanza for Bffents. BrimPatrons ftTivillnfr themselves of our ful of orirtaa! uiuiures taken- by gov-
services will be subjected to on unusu- eminent photogr.i phem-u the spot
illv careful examination as to the op
ncaldeflsiency of their eves. Spectacles will be furnished at a ui'-t.rat ,'vt sonistent with Mt reJniromeit of ia --
I.arffo loolt. I.ovv-crices. Sis profits.
Freight pnH. Credit givei . Drop a'! trasliv :neili.i: war i. iks. Outfit fre ' Ad F. T Hr r',,,.. , s, . Star In.- j- jii.ee tit.'-' j t lii'-r-.
How to Find Out. Fill a bottle of common glass with your water and let it stand for twentyfour hours: a (sediment or .settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys; if it stains your lincu it is evidence of kidney trouble; too frequent desire to pass it or pain in Die back i also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. What, to Do. There is comfort In the knowledge
so of ten expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swnoip-Root, the great kidnev remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheuma
tism, pain in the back, Kiuney, livor. bladder and every other part of the
urinary passages. It corrects inability to hold water and scalciinir pain in! passing1 it, or bad etle.rts f i lowing use ! of liquor, wine or beer, and over- o nes j that implement necessity of being compelled to go oft mi liuriujf the Hay, j and to i'et up many times during1 the ; night. The mild and the extraordi- j nary effect of 8wnuip-Uo.it is soon re- j
alizod. It stand? the highest f'r its wonderful cures of the mo.t dintresH-
infr- iise.s. If you need a mcdi iine you ; should have the I .!. Ail druggists! fifty cents or one dollar. j Von may have a satnp'e bottle' and a j book that tells more about it, both
free by mail, if you , to tr K'':u ''.,
! to reach this city from Anderson thnl thev mav cive their bitr nar-
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Cravens ;ade " went to Lebanon to spend Sunday j with Mr. Cravens' sister, Mrs. I -Constable Norman arrested oi.,, ' three teamsters last Friday morn-
ing, charging tbem with bauliug Congressman Miers has sold joatla of "niwfuj weight over the a lot on west 9th street to Wiu. turnpikes. The wagons were Curtis for 8500 Mr. Curtis ex- 0&(ei witu saw 0gg) and the men
pects to build a resi ieuce on tue . were reqUiroa to drive to the May
location at once. air. villus is ! scales on north Walnut street
employed at tho ltarsellUourmiH. wnere tnB alB wcre weighed
A. .1. Summers is confined separately, llie weight ot tue
inh;: linnia on north Walnut smaller load was 4,200 -double
street with mumps aud rheuma-; the amount allowed by law. The
H,,, ! men were each fined r0 and it
,, ... : oueht to prove a lesson to people Mrs. Kelly, who has been; .... il ;ui.
making a pleasant visit with her
Barents. Mator au l Mrs 11. r
I'nir 1 1 i .i tat tll'ilitil
""f larrAst trets S5 in each case as
Easv
John Glimpse, who has been
suffering with paralysis, died on Thursday last at Kirksville, Mo., where ho has been taking treatment. Hiram Reed, the originator of tho "Spot Cash" cigar, is making some desirable improvements to bis home The surveying party for tho Columbus & Tcrre Haute railroad are. pushing on west. Success, gentlemeu.
Turn out in force ! Are you ready ! Hip! Hip! Hut rah! for the liddlers' contest, March 24th. Seals .should bo selected early.
! who are responsible for tho con
idition of the pikes throughout the
x t,. ! county. I he man who causes uie
lO lSllllllOl) , ' ,aK- ..!.
tan eat gets ipu iu vnui
recommended
potatoes, he to make a report to the society at the proper time, stating the condition of the soil on which grown, the mode of cultivation, fertilization, etc.. and
j to deliver to the society as many
omiiels of potatoes as might bo bought for $10 at tho rate per
uustiei paid ror ttio seed, be to
have the remainder, if any. 2d That $5 bo placed with R. H. Chamberlain to be used in growing new varieties of strawberries, be to deliver to the society a cer
tain number of plants. 3d That Ben. R. Kirby procure 1 bushel
of "Booue County White Seed Corn," he to gather and deliver to the society this fall 5 bushels
of tho best of said corn for eecd. 4th- That 1.50 be placed with
Mia. iiul. ; cm lor growing
choice varieties of the rose, she to furnish the society slips properly sprouted for growing. 5th That $1.50 be given to Mrs. Wm.
McColIough for growing six choice varieties of the chrysanthemum
on same conditions as sso. .
6th That 1 bushel of Alfalfa
seed be placed with A. O. Howe
under similar conditions as ios. 1
and 2. 7th That $5 be given to
Trios. Eller for buying and grow
ing cow peas on same conouions at abt.ve. All experimenters to
make a written report to the so
ciety, giving mode of cultivation,
fertilization, &c.
The officers elected for the en-
fuing year are: Ben. R. Kirby,
president; J. T. Eller, vice presi-
lont. fJon P L'.u I. .wJ.lt
arvj'D. a. Dinsmore, treasurer.
The election of a trustee was postponed until next meeting.
Applications for liquor li
cense were beard last Thursday.
Douglass McDaniel of Ellettsville withdrew his application to retail
in that town, the citizens having
tiled a remonstrance of the re
quired majority iu protesting
$5,000 BISSOLITI
OF DRY GOGDS, NOTION'S, BOOTS AND SHOES AND IN FACT THE E NT IRK STOK" at tup
STAR CASH STORE
This is the ehanco for Bargain Hunters and a visit to this GREAT : BARGAIN CENTER WILL NOT RESULT IN Time or Money Wasted The Sale is Limited to 10 Days. So take advantage of the Present Opportunity.
THE
STAR
STORE
LEN. S. FIELD, Proprietor.
Successor fo FIELD ISRO&
TAKES HIS LIFE.
12. M. Far is Commits Suicide.
The funniest month will be the
of
s:iow
uw .jiiwuerr.v
contest, .viarci: 4 til.
the
Dill. Faris, as ho was popularly known, had been in the south for a month past, traveling for a New York drug house. Ho had been seriously ill for three weeks, and
morui Jg nis wire went uown stairs to attend to her household affairs leaving Mr. Faris in his bed room; soon afterwards she beard a crush and a fall, and hurryiug to jbo room found that he had shot himself with a revolver through the right temple. Ho was unconscious and died almost immediatelyNothing further is known of the terrible tragedy.
English, Ind., Feb. 25. Tb
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Leavenworth, is nroparinff 18i
nieces of boavv white o-ilr linliot
varying in icngin icora twenty-BTB
via ' New
Orleans. The timber will bo'
squared, not less than '2 by 2 feet. They : designed to be used ia ship building.
-Old Fiddlers' 24th.
uiraiust the crantmer of license
Tlie board passed on the applica
tion of D. A. Stout, Heury Cam
and Charles Myers, granting the applicants license. Stout will re
tail in his present location, Myers
will open a saloon in the Ross
block, west Kirkwood avenue,
and Henry Cain will occupy the
the south side
of west Kirkwood avenue.
A Serious Charge. H. M. Eaton, Uncle Sam's mail carrier between El mmington and
Beuna Vista, was arrested Friday j
morning when he arrived at the postofiice, by Constable Whitakcr,
on a wairaut issueu oy Mayor
Ferguson, chargiug him with arson. Last Saturday morning about 4 o'clock a frame cottage owned by Eaton and occupied by Ferguson at Buena Vista was destroyed by fire. The house was burned with its contents, the family being absent at the time. Eaton, it is alleged, bad some dif
ficulty regarding tho possession
the property. treorgo M.
reward for the conviction, way to make a five.
The vault on the northeast
side of the court house is to be so
arranired that all the filth will be
consumed by burning. The method employed will be the Sraeade system, in use at the Fairviow school building. Anderson Johnson, an old colored citizen of Bloomington, is dead. Mr. Johnson was born in Shelby county, Ky., 73 years ago, and was raised a slave, his master being a man named Howell. He came to Indiana in 18ti'2 and located in Bloomington where three sons wero living who had preceded him to this State.
E. M. Faris, traveling for
Tarrant & Co., wholesale druggists, has been quite ill with grip
at JNow Urleans. tie teiegrapns to his brother, A. V. Faris, that he was better now and would be able to leave New Orleans in a few days.
Henry. Legg, formerly of this city, has sold his farm of 120 acres near Needmore to William Baugb, of Nashville, and will move his family to Florida, where he will make his future borne, lie has hud enqugh of the Indiana winters. The Commercial Uuion insurance company through Woolley & Barnhill, settled the loss of the Kirby school house with Trustee Hunger for 300, thi full amount of insurance. Loss of $50 ou contents also paid in full. Miss Margraet Allen, daughter of Judge Henry Clay Allen, is suffering severely from burns received last Monday while making candy. While carrying a panful of the heated confection
she slipped and tell Mio was most seriously burned about the
face. Indianapolis Journal.
An ex-sheriff iu Maryland who built a hen house from the
matorial used in a scan old on
which four murderers were hung, was the only man for miles around that was not bothered with thieves.
The darkies would walk two miles
around it.
Nov. i--.v
sent absolutely .-...,.! : ' .H.vo: iiii:'.t i;, . ;nrt. i 'ri't r-.-.is i .cm-
wi-Hi ii Y .'' a ,
be
hi9 i 'to-1
Charles E. Gregory, ' stu
dent, of Indiana University, ha
received notice that his essay on The roof will raise with the Robert Morris, the finuncier, has j music at the old fiddler's contest, won the first prize offered by the j March 24th you should hear it. Indiana Sot iety of the Sons of tho' In Torre Haute, Crawfordsvillo
Revolution. The prize is $35. j and other towns tho Halls were
crowded, and it was the event of tho season.
Weimer owns the land ou which
the bouse stood and Eaton, who
was in possession, rented it to
Ferguson, who swore out the warrant for Eaton's arrest. Mr. Eaton was; taken before Mayor
Hadley ani pleaded "not guilty."
He gave bond for his appearance at the preliminary trial to bo
Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock, Sena
tor Duncan and J. T. Woodward
becoming sureties. Telephone.
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Brine 'em Here 3 Wills. Ni5W Yohk, March 11. On tho
American liner St. Paul, which
arrived to-day from Southampton, !
were Manager Ledercr of the
Casino and a. company of about
fifty five British blondes, who will appear hero in "The Man iu the
Moon."
Boost the Price ! Porter, Boland & Hadley, of
Tipton, who were awarded the contract for tbe construction of Thirteenth street, have thrown up
the contract, thereby forfeiting the SI, 000 they had put up as an evidence of good faith.
The cause for the abandonment
NEW
MADE-SUITS
TtiArn ia m,,l(.fiivi':,ln eli!ll.etjrti l
and style to our
mm suns
AAi.ii.mAj. -,' r r nrti.r..ittr -i nr.'
prict which nifikes them more
sirablc than any we have heueto
fore shown.
We mention one line at $10, -a
serviceableness. NEW SILK . ' - :3 AND SATIN" SHIRT WAISTS
Suit .
epsftmeat
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VUUIUU 11(11 uiiu t A.ai.a vJtf'M Frank Bcno trusted too m3'l-
to hi;i insens.bility to pa'nv last
night and for several hours layiii?;
a comatose state, with death neai
at hand. He is atliicted with
nervous disease which permits uian" to drive mtils into Lis 'SklYpifl? stickpins into his flesh without ' causing pain. He has been e
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of the contract is said to bo due hibit'mg tb:s peculiarity at
to the fact that tho quarrymen Halsied street. One of Ins act
from whom they expected to buy j is to hang himself for several 83C's curbing and sawed slabs for side- jonds. Last night when ho wasy
walks have rawed the price on ; releases inter mis an iw aiionu.them, and that freight rates have; ants could not revive him. Miy been advanced on Brazil brick, j Harry Dwyer of M: ditim am which some property owners ask- j Ilalstc.id stivcts was called in au1 for instead of Townsend brick ' after several hours of hard worf
Bedford j succeeded in reviving tua m tu.-t-' 1 Chicago Inter-Ocean.
which was first selcetcd.-.Mail.
The prize was open to the seniors of sis colleges in Iwdiflii.
Fkrd Hall Robbed. Ferd
Hall, chief engineer tf tho Chica go, Indianapolis & Louisville rail
way, was held up and robbed by
two men ucur his home in La
(iraiiffo. Tuesday night. Mr.
Hall lost bis watch, diamond pin ring and a small amount of money Chicago Inter Ocean.
James Wright slipped 011 the ice 0110 night last week, near the Bowles drug store, and fell in stu b a manner us to dislocate his left ankle. He was taken to his home in a cab ami a. Burgeon 60ut foi: r .
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