Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 May 1899 — Page 4
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prices that Surprise.
Values that Tell. Honey Saving Opportunities Abound in Every Nook of the
big - srroiR.E
Onr bold price smashing battle against the big profit dealers Sheets with success. Genuine IS oz. Clay Worsted All Wool Suits at Genuine Scotch Gassimere ajl wool suits, worth $10, at -$6:OOF 2 is the genuine nnder.-wlling that daily adds to our popularity and makes business always lively at
South Side
KAHN'S
Republican Progress
TTja. A. Gabe, Editor and Proprietor
fCrnc. Orroarrx Post Orrct ,1
The contract for distributing Government seeds this year has been let to Chas. Parker, of Santa
Cferay CalM for $64,900. All the seeds must be delivered at
Washington by December 1, and
the distribution
January.
will begin next
Thirty-five years ago on tbe 8tiJr Capt. M. D. Grifly was wounded in tbe battle before Daltop, Georgia. The Optain. : charge pf forty was sent to storm a Confederate outpost and in the charge the captaiu was shot just above the right eye. We believe the Captain wouldn't object to going again, if his services were needed. Capt. Allen is suffering from a sprained back, the result of assisting to load heavy stone into a wagon, a few days ago. Elfry Hunter has sold 40 acjes in Perry tp. to John C. &mtcr. Consideration, $800. Joe McKinley bas been awarded tbe contract for the erection of the new residence of Congressman Miers on east 3d street. -"It is IB neb easier to sell a
squares of the public square at a good price than to dispose of one six or i squares away. Then why bnild "away out" when you can ct in close to College avenue for tbe sitrae money. Ask Henry Woolery about the Prospect Hill addition.
'Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John . JBtggs, a daughter; to John Mitch-
VIA. hUU M UC( OUUUI Vi U7 j a son. f Three per cent, of the sales at G. W. Campbell's great dry goods store will be given to the churches during the next two Sveeks. Yon can designate tbe sUnrcb when you make the purchase. This is a bit of philanthropy that is to be commended by all, and will have the effect of i i. 1 1
inducing many purcnases inai would not otherwise be made.
Best Hammocks for the price nr the city at Pekbod's. The Watson Bros, stone contractors have filed a petition in bankruptcy, with tbe liabilities at $8,'200 and tbe assets at $1,700. Hhe firm could not collect on outstanding contracts. Their many friends hope to see them on their eet again, J. Seward & Co. have placed a
ntfudsome and substantial iron
fence in front of Chas. Sibert's
residence on west 6th street. Can't tear the pickets off this.
People are constantly annoyed by
half-grown ruffians destroying
their fences in this way, and have
been for years, lne best remedy would he the arrest and conviction of some of theso peoplo. . Mrs. Martha Lewis and Mrs. Martisha Lopasse, of Alaska, are v isiting Mrs. Wilson Adams, west
Tin street.
First time some of yon heavily mortgaged people are swelling around in your surreys just drive up en the Prospect Hill addition and notice the beautiful view. It is worth the trip. Then come
down and sell your property out at tbe edge of town and buy something inside that you can pay for. Henry Woolery has the lots to sell. John Emery has gone to Paoli where he will work at the harness business for Lingls, who carry on extensively in that town. Wr.i. Armbrnster, formerly cf Polk tp., now of Kurtz, lnd., was visiting Bloomington friends
last weeK. Late reports from the cy
clone Sunday night a week show that it was somewhat disastrous.
Roofs were taken off at White Hall, and people left their names
in terror. Some fifty trees were
prostrated on Thos. Eller's farm, west of town; on tbe Reuben Ward farm it is stated about 300
trees were ruined and a damage of over $400 wrought; Bob Crea
claims to have lost thirty hickory, oak and maplo trees; Wm. Mason of near White Hall says he lost 400 trees by them being blown down; trees on the farms of Geo. Stipp, W. T. Hicks and Simp. Neeld were ruined, Nccld losing
150 large maple and beech trees, and the story bas not half been
told.
A New Business Block. A tbrce story brick building will replace the old framo lutrness shop on south College avemio known as the Emery stand. The site was purchased by Capt. Wm. Louden two years ngo, who with his father, John H. Louden, and brother, Maj. Louden, have decided to erect 4i commodious business block, 132 feet in depth with
The C. B. T. H. Railway. The county commissioners having refused to entertain the petitions heretofore filed, others carefully prepared, have beeu presented to thorn. It is how claimed that only freeholders will bo permitted to append their signatures, so that the commissioners may have no excuse for rejecting the uravera of the tielitioneis.
basement. It will be of brick j Bloomington is held up to ridicule
with stone trimmings, and equip-land contempt in many localities ped with a passenger elevator, and 1 because it has but one line of railstairway. The basement and first I road, and because people who wish and second floors will be occupied j to reach this point from Colur.i by O. L. Barton & Co.'s depart-; bus must con.- tunc two days in the ment store. The third floor may) effort. Bedford has practically be leased by the Elks but should ; three railroads, and they claim the lodge decide not to accept I five. Bedford stone quarries and
jWhisnand 8 Farr i v vjx vj? j WILL SELL YOU ANY KIND OF UWM 11I7I Hi 1C&1EY, HARNESS, WAGONS & FERTILIZERS,
WORTH THE MONEY.
Mr. Loudon's proposition, the
firm of Barton & Co. will tnko the entire building.
It isn't pleasant to go away
out ten or fifteen squares to your
country homes " in such rains
as we had Snnday night. Those of "us" who go to church have to take such chances too. Better boy a lot up in town, within three squares of College Avenue M. E. church.
A new billiard room has been
opened on tbe west side, and it is a very handsome affair. The tables and all fixtures arc entirely
new, and tbe fact that Gar.Reevcs
has charge of it is n guarantee that everything will be conducted in a genteel and orderly manner.
"Cater" White, who is black, is now eating strawberry shorttake at Hotel Kmser, having been assigned to that establishment for 65 days. He may attempt to cat 30 qnail in 30 days while staying with the genial sheriff of Monroo county. Reddick M. Wylie has sold what is known as the J. M. Hinklc farm, east of the city, to Maj. Silas Grimes for $4,500. The farm is one of the best in Monroe county and is well improved and contains 41 acres, a fine house and out buildings. Maj. Grimes is considering moving from Smithville to his new possession.
Mrs. Julian
derwent a delicate surgical
tion at theLowder sanitarium last
week, and It is now hoped that
her health will be permanently re
stored.
Wentworth un-
opera-
liss .Or tinder of Buffalo, Ky., will spend the summer with Recorder La napkins' family. Many a man is suspected of being cruel, when his wife's pained expression is due to tight shoes. John K. Anderson is said to be in a serious condition with a complication of diseases.
When John It. East got after
c Life Assurance Co. of Amer-
at Indianapolis for the amount
Lf insurance due Mrs. G reeves
at 'corporation promptly left eir fine offices in tho Stevenson
slotk and went to Philadelphia to spend the summer. They realized that Mr. East bad their record ddwn in stfeb a way that they'd irtve to pay over the money or y the coop. They chose to fly. Prices ami quality, with the ty, is what sells Hammocks -inrod's.
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Prof. L. H. Anderson, whose
advertisements may be soon in all the leading magazines of the country, bas been visiting his father,
in this place, accompanied by his
wife, during the past week. He has bad offices in Masonic Temple,
utucago, ior a niimocr oi years
and bis handsome drooping moustache and dark blue eyes are fa
miliar to all magazine readers who
see his portrait each month. Both i bston'
Lew and his wife were born and raised iu this county, and Lew is a fair specimen of the banisomo, energetic men Monroe county turns out. He was very favorably impressed with tho Prospect Hill lots and may sccura several within the next throa weeks.
School Teachers. Tho trustees of the city schools et one night last week and re
elected the old corps of teachers
with the exception of Miss Daisy
Miller, room No. 2, Central building, who asked to be relieved. Miss Mary Bates, daughter of Mrs. Ella Bates, was selected to take tho place of Miss Miller. A letter was read from Prof. Glasscock, the new superintendent-
elect, in which he accepted the
position. The new corps of teachers with their probable assignments is us follows: man school. James K. Beck, Principal. Werter D. Dodd, 1st Ass't. James F. Orgau, 2d Ass't. Kate M. Meek, 3d Ass't. Ella L. Millis, 4th Ass't. Margaret Porch, 5th Ass't. CENTRAL BUILDING.
11, Pearl Grimes. 10, Sallie Adams. 9, Maude Orr. 8, Mary A. Kerr. 7, Josephine Hunter. 6, Pearl Neold. 5, Ada Pearson. 4, Anna H. Kelly, Prin. 3, Flora Spencer. 2, Mamie Bates. 1, Anna McDermott. Brookshire, janitor.
FAIRVIEW BUILDING. 8, Frances F. Robertson. 7, Mabel Shelper. 6, Lizzie Owen. 5, Kate M. Higbt. 4, Ella Wilson', Prin. 3, Dollie Lindley. 2, Maggie E. Small. 1, Louise Mathers.
John W. Boyd, janitor.
COLORED SCHOOL. No. 2, Preston Eagleson.Prin. ' 1, Hattie Moody.
Julia Weir, special music teacher. Louise Boison, drawing '
brought JfiB.
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mills arc running mgiii una d:iy to fill orders, which they can do because thev are not compelled to depend upon one line of road to ship their products. How is it
horet All tlio smaller quarries are idle, because Ihov cannot sell stone "delivered." They cannot all have railroads back of them, and so must quit or run nt a lot. Looks to an ordinary working man as though the experiment of competition was at least worth the trial. The promoters of the Columbus, Bloomiugton & Torre Haute railway are not discouraged but will make every effort in their powtr to give us an east and west line if the peoplo will encourage them by their words, deeds ami
votes, lho people who oppose the building of a railroad stand in
their own light, and keep away a class of property that will pay a large amount of taxes and thus assist in lightening our present burden. It is stated that companies hnving millious of capital stand ready to build (he road if a two per cent tax is voted. Why not vote it f
To be convinced of our ability to sell you goods, properly guaranteed, is to come and see us. New Business. - REASONABLE. - New Goods. JOHN D. MORGAN STAND, 1$ Squares from Public Square, West 6th Street.
j Wo will sell you a Fertilizer Corn Drill up to date in every par
ticular at 3iO. Can't be equalled at any price. All Other Groods in Proportion BINDER TWINE 11 CENTS FOU 30 DAYS ONLY.
BARGAINS
IN asgjj
Monroe Co. Sleuths on the Trail. Wm. Waggoner, residing near Mt. Gilead church, east of Bloomington, was arrested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Butcher and Ren. C. Smith on a warrant charging him with murder. The crime for which Waggoner was
arrested is alleged to have occurred in Greene count'. In the fall of 1891 Waggoner, with his wife, resided at Newark. He is a blacksmith, and he often was separated from his wife, it is said. One day Mrs. Waggoner disap
peared, and neighbors instituted a search. Her body was found in a cistern near her home. Some said she committed suicide, others believed she had been, deliberately chloroformed and thrown in the
j cistern. No steps were taken at !the time to dUcover tho mode of ihef death, but public sentiment
Harness, Saddles, Etc.
H. a. WOOLERY, OL.D EMERY STAND. Traded Lots for it and want to CLOSE it Out.
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OF THE PLANS OF THE-
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Sheriff Kinscr
Palmer from the
lum one day last week, as incur-1 able. Palmer has been taken to ; the poor farm. Heat one time was a prosperous and influential business man of Bedford, but financial reverses and ill health in
duced him ti come to Blooming-;
ton and reside with a sister in South Park addition. His mind i
was gone and he was taken to the
central asylum for insane.
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insane asy- i an investigation. It is slated that
a Greene county grand jury found an indictment against Waggonor, but the sheriff could never find him till tho Monroe co. sleuths wero called iu. Waggoner is innocent, for he told his attorney, John R. East, that he knew nothing about tho affair.
Oshuin It. Wvlic died at his
; home three miles north of town : Tuesday, with consumption. He
The cheapest lots in Bloom- i was the (son of Francis and Julia
ington, location considered, are Wylie, deceased, and resided with
those on Prospect Hill, for which an unmarried sister, Hattie, on
Henry Woolery is agent. They the old home placo. iSo man
are ouly three squares from the stood higher in tho community, central'school house, and can be Ho was strictly a home man, de easily reached by improved streets ; voting his time to his agricultural
and good sidewalks. It is not
like buying a lot away out in one of the outside additions that are neithci in the town or the country. Terms and prices can be made to suit. Don't neglect to call on him this spring. Ho can suit you wo feel sure.
duties and bis sister s interest
Ho was 38 years of age and a faithful member of Walnut St. Presbyterian church. Ho was a brother of Dr. Frank Wylie, of Carini, ills.; Dr. Bruce M. Wylie, of Indianapolis; Mrs. John Weir and Miss Hattie Wylie of this city, and John Wylie, a prominent farmer north of tho city, all of whom were present at his bedside when he died.
Bloomington National Saving and Loan Association WITH WAY ORDINARY LOANS ARE MADE. Will Take a boan of 3500 for IHusfpaflon:
ASSOCIAIION LOANS. J ORDINARY LOANS. 18.17 per month for 77 will pay j $500.00 at 6 per cent. $30.00 off the loan together with the in- j yonr interest or $2.50 per mouth, terest. So $8.17x77-SG2S.09. ; 2.50x77192.50. Amount paid iu all. Tako500.-!Thc interc8t for tho Wnlo time 00 from 5-29.09, leaves the m- ll)2 50 plll3 g00 (592.50. terest paid $129.09. j , annn ie So thediffci once between $692.Of course tho Association on au ; . . 01lrt average has the same money loan- i fj and M0.09-d.fcnce 03. edto two parties at same time 4,! t0 be. l,a' off
a ,,, bev ,.v 1,10 umiuary man man me asso-
- i j i r the investing stockholder.
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The Pact that many people in a region have found water by digging for it is usually considered sufficient reason for believing that others can do the same if they go about it right. BUYING DRY GOODS is a similar proposition. Many people have found the Bee Hive a profitable trading place which is a sufficient reason for believing others can do the same. We carry the largest and best selected stock in Bloomington and are constantly offering bargains which can only be appreciated by those who secure them. OUR CHEAP ROOM has no equal either in the price of tho goods offered or tho quality. lf you have Wool to sell bring it to us, as we pay tho highest market price. WICKS' BEE HIVE.
V -4BSOLVTE2Y feuKE
I?OVGIER
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
bovm hmo rout co., tw ismu
.Notice to HoT-ltcsideuu. Tbe State of Indiana, ) Monroo County, f
In tbe Monroe Circuit Court, June
Terra, 1SS9.
William C. Taylor vs. Katie T. Taylor. Complaint No. 5000. Now comes the plaintiff by Louden A Louden, his attorneys, and 'files his complaint herein, together with ar.
affidavit of a disinterested pirty th it said defendant. Katie T. Taylor is not a resident of the State of Indiana; that said action is for divorce, and that said non-resident defendant is a necessary
party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby (riven said
defendant lost nained. that unless she
be und appear on the 7th day of tka next term of the Monroe circuit court, to be holden on tho first Monday of
Juno, A. I)., 16D3, at tho court house
in Bloomiugton in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint the same will tx; heard and
determined in her absence.
Witness tnv name and the seal of said court affixed at Bloomington this Hth day of April. A. IX, 1893. EDWARD V. HALL, Iskal Clerk. Apr. 18. '9.
BUY GOODS IN CHICAGO
Hare
ss.
i ciution way.
Nottco of Final Settlement of Kstate. TVTOTICE IS HEItKUY OIVEN to the
creditors, heirs and legatees of
John O. .)ihnstun. deceased, to appear j in the Monroo circuit court, held at ' Blooimuptou. Indiana, on the H Mi day j of April li'J3. .md show cause, if any, ' why the final settlement accounts with f the" estate of said decedent should not! be approved; and said heirs are noti- i
ned to ttira and there muni) prooi oi heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness the Clvrk of said court this S.-.th day of March. 18U9. seal EDWARD V. HALL, Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. R. A. Pulk, Attorney.
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEIvEHY GIVEN by! the unders'imed Trustee in bank-
ruotov that all the accounts, notes and i
judgments in favor of or due the estate! ,r, . . ,, R Rnst
of Horace Ulakely. will b offered fori " " sale at public auction at the oflice of nguinst Edward E. V 01 thlugtoil Dill & Bridwell in the city of Ulooui-. ha lie(?n djsmjsse, in the United nifjton, Indiana, on i .,, ., .. Pripav, rn. 10t Dav ok May, 1899. I 9 , ?,ll.twa? ?r ? at 10 o'clock a. m., and each and all of wh'Ch tho phjnttf claimed said accounts, notes and judgments : Werthillglou Uttered Ugailist bun. shall be sold to the highest bidder, i fjj0 costs were pui( by 'WorthillgThat said sale will be made in pur- . . A, , . . ,. . . suance of an order of the United States ton and the order provided lhat at
Court, District of Indiana, and each no time in the future IS action Oil note, account and judgment will be :.. i. l,,.,,l,t I
sold separately.
Choice Taffies, and other candies, manufactured and on sale by Geo. A. Benckart each day.
TRAVELERS GOING WEST AND NORTHWEST Via the BL'RLINGTGN ROUTE, have distinct advantages. Kor Northwest Travel it offers the Hillings Route, the St. Paul Route, the Denver Route. It is the Middle Wav to California, via Scenie Colorado, with personally conducted through tourist sleepers from St. Louis; every Wednesday, via Kansas City. For the Missouri River, Kansas, Nebraska and beyond, the Uurlington Route has night service from St. Louis of wide vestibuled trains, with Ptntsth lig-hted, free reclining chair cars aud Pullmau sleepers. Home-seekers' Excursions every first and third Tuesday each month. Write us about these things. L. W. Wakklbv, Gen'l Pass'r Agt., St. Louis, Mo. F. M. Rcoo, Trav. t'ass'r Agent, St. Louib, Mo.
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCr.
State of Indiasa, ) Monkoe County, 1
Id the Monroe circuit court, March Term, 18951. In the rratter of the estate of Jcptha D. Helms, deceased. No. 420. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that upon the petition filed in said court by the administrator of said estate, settinff up the insufficiency of tho estate of said decedent to pay the debts and liabilities thereof, the judge of said court, did on the 15th day of February. 1899, find said estate to be probably insolvent, and ordered the same to" be settled accordingly. The creditors of said estate arc hereby notified of such insolvency, and required to file their claims ngaiust said estate for allowance. Witness the Clerk and seal of said court at ISloomiugton, Indiana, this 15th day of April, 1SB9. EDWARD F. HALL. seal Clerk. Lee A Grimes. Attorneys.
VC.I tried !.ha v?r.-.!eou3 ratom-tbovha
EVERYTHING youi'se r.t 'Aliolssde PrfettT W can Java you 1 : to 40 ner ccr.L on our ourchun.
We at a now erecting and will own and occupytlw
nignesi Duiiaing in amenta, employ z.OUU Clerks filling country orders exclusively, knd will refund purchase price H noeds cisn't suit you. OtirGenor.il Catalogue-t,0M pages, 16,000 fflustraUcns. 60,000 quotations ccsts a 72 cents to print and msll. We will send ft to ye upon receipt of 1 5 cents, io show your r wri (aha. MGNTGOKEhV WARD & 69. MICHIGAN AVE. AUD MADISON ST. CHICAGO.
824
May 0, '09.
WILLIAM P. DILL, Trustee.
EICIiAED A. FULII,
Offide ovef tle Sdkirj!
Vty Groodii StOfe, "West Slcle Square, Bloomington, lnd. Probate business a leading specialty. Collections made and promptly remitted.
tbis caiifio U lo brought. Mrs. J. S. VunWio, who has been veiling her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. John 11. East, has relumed to Indianapolis. There wa a soi;'w given by the Gideon club (colored) at Vincent church Saturday night. Refreshments of fresh fish aud ice cream were advertised.
Manchester Fii'c Insurance Co
Of London, England, was organized in 1824, and has stood tke tests through all these years, paying 150,000,000 of losses. THIS COMPANY was the FIRST to satisfactorily adjust auy of the losses from the recent tire on the West Side of the
Square, promptly paying the loss on the grocery stock of Faria & Faris. We have placed 127,000 Insurance during the month of February which proves that our business is Thoroughly - Established, and that we have only the Most Reliable and Prompt Paving Companies. YOU CANNOT LOSE BY PLACING YOUR INSURANCE WITH THE
ANNUAL MUETINCi mum mm mum, JUNK Otb to Dtti, 181W. One first-class fare for round trip from all points on B. & Q. O-W-Tiekets on sale June 5th and fith. Oood returning1 until June 10th. 18U0. For particulari call on agents or undress o. i. Mccarty, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, O. GEO. II. WAKb'KL, Ass't Gen'l Pass'r A;rcnt. St. Louis, Mo.
8 CI 9 ni) Made To Order $G QO i)lQ.UU Man's Suit, for 0.30
BY BUVINO DIRECT PROM V ' RQSENBURGER & CO.,
302-204 i'. 102d St., NEW YORK CITY.
The Largest Clothing Manufacturers in America.
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Kotlco to Non-Ilcsiaeats. State of Isdiasa., McsaoE Coustt, f In the Monroe Circuit Court Juno Term, 1899. Willi im SJ. Johnson vs. Uenry Fellows, et als. The plaintiff herein having filed hia complaint together with av affidavit that tbis cause of action is to determine the title and qui.-t title of real cstata in the State of Indiana and that tho defendant tSamuel Waiti.- M jCuno anil Mrs. Samuel Walter McCanj are not residents of the State of lediaua. novr therefore the said defendant MoCuno and McCune are hereby notified that unless they be and appear on the 3-Jtli day of June, IS9'J, the s.i-.na being tho 23d j-idieial day of the June term of the Monroe circuit court. 1399, to bo holden on the first Monday of Jcne. 18i9, at the court house iu the city of llloomington, said county aud State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard in their abscnoe. In witness whereof I hereunto set my band and affix the seat of this court this the 4th day of May, 1399. liuWAEl) F. 11 ALL, .ieai. Clerk. May 9, 'SB
OUR On EAT OARQAIH OFFEHI
WOODWARD & KNTONi$5.C2J6
Always think of the location before the house. lief ore you build a house try to get u lot convenient to tbe business, school houses and chinches. Just auch lota may be secured from Henry Woolery, who bas for sale some of tte lots in Prospect Hill addition.'
y. ufeNTitr, m. i. i. o. GfcOKCE V. NIENSTISDT.
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OSTEOPATHS. j From the A. T. Still Infirmary ancV Graduates of the American j School of Osteopathy. Office 2 Doors North of Hotel Gentry.
Office Horns :
Consultation Free.
( 9 TO IS) A. M. f 1 TO 5 P. M. I
till ang?S'!)
Notice of Administration.
TCTOTICE IS IIKKIIIY OlVKN, that
Fresh supply of
Candies received every two weeks Peniod'a.
the nndcrsitrncd lias been d-
pointed by the Monroo Circuit tourt I of Monroe county, State of Indiaua. : j administrator of: tho estate of Ma
hssa J. Cleudenen, late of Mcuroe i " county, dsceased. i
Gunther SI Said estate is aunpoied to be sol
vent'. - JOHN CLAY, April St, 9 . Administrator
SSillR TRIP
19 ClLlfORHIl
A delightful exper'n-Dcc the aunta Fo ltoute.
Ho not fear diiomnfort; will be hotter at home.
i Paints and Oils,
Thoc SU are tad Bp ( Ml WU Ctlier Irlnmcd wltli faslMatk Snlcrn. tkc ttX f otkonOifalp, tot lt0bU Ilrtoftlcd. Slc, j to vfsn, witk Silk embr-ldrrc4 S.ill-r Collar, i t t f earn, vttb nt Sailor CHar. All Paalt havt Pattol WatH Bjnda. tV'c fteotl plrcfa i ihe flolli nrtd ritrn bottraa, wltk each miL Kind 1 7 mcntlva H larct ar nail far 04.
Drugs and Medicines.
by
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Ank about tbis and we will make it perfectly cle; r. We will ali.o nend particulars of low rates ta ,he made by the i Santa K Uoute thissummev at the time of the N B. A. t'onveutioii in Lo Angoles, 24 t 3(5 houis shorter than any other routo. Address A. Asdrkws, G. A. The Atchison, Topeka Santa Ve Kill; wav,'
108 N. 4th Street, St; Louis, Mo.
i
The Spicely Drug Store
Stationery and Candies, Druggists' Sundries,
til- te-i tii timm i Wt.cn ordcritij scad Pnt OiSce fcfif nw ViJ I EvaixM Mouc Order r ntlslc.-td fW 1H, f-J. 1 UtU-.i, ls C t lust blr'.HJilY. ffW Ht (V I I and If lie c small Car ki MM mj I tl I iLij Ulaacv chcrfall refuoded If at K&mA .1 ; aatltfactanr. Seod ac. tlinips (nr jMBdJf j aaaiplei. Hipa wcatarc atenaurlnf p 'J
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Notice to Non-RfIdent. Tbe State of Indiana, Monroo County. Iu the - Monroe oircuit court, Jmm Term, 1399. Paris Trisler vs. John M. Burlnrtv Mary E. Iturkart, Morton Milburn, Frank 1. Aliiburu.'et al. Coiunluint No. 5023.
j Now comes tho plaintiff, by Pallc St j S.ire, his at oriii'vt,, and flies hia eomi plaint herein, together with an afli- ! davit that said ctefondants, John M.
Knrkart, Mary K. Iturkart, Morton Milburn, Uebjc-a Milburn, Frank P. Milburn. Lenora Mil bur u, Maud Milburn, Lillie I.. Sat-jhin. John T. Sntphin,U. M. Sutph'n thar.es M. Sntphin, Cora 15. Sut.ihin, Newton P. Sutphiu, Annie Hatnhin. Wiliiaut L. Sutphin, H. A. Sutphin. Carl l lSrownlngv .losep'.'iu.- F. Krowuinff, Miunie Kins'. John King-. I'nknown heirs, legatees and devisees of Carri .; Hatfield, deceased, arc not ivsMents of th? State ot Indiana; that said aeti ni is for quietingtitl to real citato in Monroe counV,'. Indiana, and that said non-rsittont difendanta aro ncecssary parties thereto. Notice isthireforo he?c'y frtrcn said defendants Inst untued, that unless they be and appear en the 23d day of; the next term of the Monroe circuit court, to be h don on the first Monday of June. .D. l-SOi), the :ame be'nfr June 3(ith, 1.H, at the court bouse in lilooming-ton, iu said ounty andStata. and ausn-or ir demur to aid coatplaint, the same wi'.l be he&rd and determined i- their abseueo. Witness mv ua.no r.rd t'uo e:al ot Raid court aiilxed at Ulooraiugton this. Slhdayof Mav, A. f. is9i. F.DVV ARU f . UALti, seat. Clerk. May 0, '90.
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