Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 June 1899 — Page 4
ifriees that Surf rise.
fakes t!
Money Saving Opportunities Abound in Every Nook of the
laaTja"aMEBaTJafS3a"ss
I Gentry will .iccnnsriy the ni-imsl j HOHI: ISTKI. ,;., -! to lei5vr, lie: i!, will twroute i
s art v.f lien!
ioe;
; jumy show. .No. !. Mr. "i!ry ! called on a iejus niativo of the.
; tij rear Ust evening on arriving
here, and asked if he could check
a trunk to Omaha, if it weighed j "' men..! they ;-. mrr-
ore 250 pounds, by paying excess i Zuu ZS
uaggajje rates. Ho was refer rert to the chief baggage man at the Union station. , ilc called there this morning and was told to produce his trunk. He did, but when the baggageman saw it was
walking into too room, he decided i "vc "ow k"0'1 insuninw i..w .. I.. iU. I v. . . i i . ! to lit- found In Hip Villi! St:Ui s, an
mat me iuclm. system ttuuui iiui do, and the truuk would huvo to be expressed. Indianapolis News. Silent Saloon Partners.
Judge Joseph G. LeAler has!
handed down an important de
cision concerning the liquor law.
TL I I . . ;
iue case was one in wnicn l-iewisi ,iiam. isw, Shsrjard asked that a reeeivor be i P'ni.-s in
i 'f int. !C : l.'.riRI'
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BIG - STORE - -
Our bold price smashing battle against the big profit dealers meets with success. Genuine. 18 o. day Worsted All Wool Suits at I$7:50r Genuine Scotch Gassimere all wool suits, worth 310, at H$6:00ItS the genuine underselling that daily adds to our popularity and makes business always lively at South Sid,e KAHN'S
Republican Progress
Was. A. ab. Iditor ui Proprietor
Oxrics Orposrrz Post Orrcs,
PAY YOUK BILLS.
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Criminal Negrliffenee of Those ' WU Can Pay and V Not. nauptr's Weekly. At the annual dinner of the Kort Side Beard of Trade the other night, Mr. James G. Cannon, of the Fourth National Bank, preached an affecting after-dinner ornion en the culpable neglect of well-to-do persona to pay their bills. He raised bis voice in behalf of the botcher, the grocer, the dressmaker, the doctor, the dfeptist, the local taadesman of all! wEo supply eur daily needs and keep the household wheels turning. He said that the prompt payment of obligations to such creditors was a - duty that was scandalously neglected, to the derangement of business, to the distress of individuals and to the detriment of the whole community. Persons who hadn't the money to pay their honest debts he sorrowed, for, but persons who had the money and didn't pay he denounced. He told of the dressmaker who tried to throw faer self under the elevated train becanse she coukhft pay her bills, Vuti who turned oat to hare more money due her than she owed; he told of the grocer, in a small way, who tailed, having $5,000 duo !him from one family who lived on fifth avenue: be told of the fashionable dame who owed her dress-
maker 8150, paid $90 on account, and went to Europe, leaving the balance until fall, and leaving the t dressmaker to distressful shifts m. - -meantime. He told also of the : physician whoso bill went unpaid so very long that at last ho reremonstrated; and the lady told ';, him that she had had the money for it three times from her husti band, but had put it each time to I other uses. Everyone hears of g eases of persons who ought to pay p their bills, and could if they chose, and don't. They are very selfifh persons. We are all seltish when 'l to keep people who need tho ; money we owe them waiting while
we indulge ourselves in expendi-
5' tnres which we ought not to make.
it is a great luxury to pay one s
" biHa promptly. Strange to say . it is a luxury to which rich peoyledo not all treat themselves.
Tne people who spend more than a .
inoy nave are not tne only ones who are slow to pay. A good
many persons who could perfectly
well par promptly don't, either became they don't like to part
who money or else because they
t care.
Evervono who can ought to pay
very promptly. Those who can't
should pay as promptly as they
can. j nose wno do pay nave in
the end to pay for those who don't.
To have to pay for those who
can't is a sad duty, but it may be
borne. To have to pay for those
wno could and won t is intoler able.
ft
-it is tour and a naif years since Alfred Dreyfus, an officer
of the French army, was convict
ed of treason and banished to faroff Devil's Island. Now that Other officers have confessed to forging the documents- on which Dreyfus was convicted, the Court of Cassation has annulled the verdict and granted bjni a new trial. A second conviction would seem to be impossible ' under the circumstances and the officer so cruelly wronged on account of race prejudice will soon be acquitted. The cheapest lots in Bloomington, location considered, are those on Prorpect Hill, for which Henry Woolery is agent. They are only throe squares from the central school house, and can be easily reached by improved streets nd good sidewalks. It is not like buy!' lot away out in -one
From Dailv World.l BURNED TO DEATH.
Insane Woman Sets Fire to Herself with Fatal Results
Mts. Margaret Ward, aged 71,who has redded with her son-in-law, W. W. Hight jr, northwest of tows,
took ber life Sunday morning in a horrible manner. The woman deliberately est fire to her clothing within a few yards of her home and
then screamed for help. Bella Walker was the firsf person to
reach her. and at thai time she was
burned almost to death. She told Mr. Walter that she had not only
bujl herself, but that she had alea set fire to $300 in paper money. A messenger was sent to the
city at once for a physician, but the woman was too far gone to be helped to any extent. Mrs Ward's actions for the past few years have been such as to give her relatives grave fears. At differ
ent times it has been noticed that her mind was unbalanced and at one time it is said she attempted to drown herself. She was born in Kentucky and was the mother of five children.
The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon in charge of Rev. Clark. The remains were buried at Roee
Hill.
Prom th World. Mammoth Department Store.
By the first of September ef
this year, a big department store will be in operation in Bloomington, under the style of O. L. Barton & Co. Tho Louden brothers have agreed to build a three story business block on the legation now occupied by the Weofery harness
shop, on south College avenue.
The contract is that the building:
be completed by September. The firm of O. L. Barton 3k Co. will occupy the entire building from the basement to the third story, and will carry ou an immense bus
iness. A general stocK or goods
will be carried, including a large
drug stock and a bakery and meat
market. The drug department will be under the charge of Dr. Doelittle, of Campbellsburg. The proprietors are also considering the placing of a mammoth soda fountain as soon as they become settled in their new location. A passenger elevator writ be used. Mr. Barton states that the clerical force of the store will be enlarged and that a large number of female clerks will be employed. The proprietors are confident that a largo department store in Bloom -ington will pay. The firm of O. L. Barton & Co. in their present cramped condition have done a large and successful business during the past two years.
lit: SAW THE BI.EPHAMT.
be
of the outside additions' 'that are j traveling for several months, com
neit hot in tne town or tne coontry. Terms and prices can be made to snife -
A Trunk That Could Hot
Checked Goes by Kxpress. George Maxfield, district agent of the Wabash railroad, had a glorious time to-day. A baby elephant was brought to this city fram New York, billed to Mr. Maxfield, who in turn had to see that it took the right train for Denver, where it will become part of Gentry's dog and pony show. Mr. Maxfield wilted seven collars before he got the huge beast settled comfortably, and when ha saw it leave town he shouted hurrah and took a big drink of icecream soda. H. B. Gentry was here to receive the elephant, which he had ordered by telegraph. It was his first masting with bis new possession, and at first the little fellow was inclined to resent his advances. But Mr. Gentry has spent most of his life in handling animals, a baby elephant in his hands was like an unruly child in the arms of its mother. The elephant landed in New York- ten days ago, and has been
Th'i' hf. Insurance n'ii Who ripr;t : uni arc lnt.?restoil In Inillnmi conipum. i rwpnely pvrfirftcd an orcatiticatii'n. wh.-) means a. lurht iic;iiii;'t th" iv,it?-lil. om-
! m..iii;t.1i.ns ; Ins In:m;rm-, i ;ittontiin 1. which koch
ifi:i.lc l.y Oownu.r Mount n ,1 ;i.Mwi--. in which hi . a!! -J Hie y.i'A ani'Mim et' moTicy : oil! lr.un Imii.-ina e,uli i-:;vr:
for lift. Insurance. ;ml ivcommentlhiij toy- ; 1lation thai wou1 be a ntcm of kei- . lUK Home of the money in tlu- fct.it.-. TiiO . olUct-is of Dip lndj.tna roiimanles s;iy tliey ;
that Plnco the tlni- ihp laws wen- -naet-mI the representative of foreign !nsnr .moe eoiupirnlefl hvo TvnKtvl a war on Indiana coiij;ni(?K which lias caused relaiiu.t!on to bt nocessary. Charles l- Onflin last ftvenlns: KaiO: "The foreign lniiiranc eompanl.-s maintain an orgau here which shouUI be called a sheet only. It is devoted mainly to at
tacks on Indiana companies hih! the In-
aml sinsics out certain compile!! is:;ue which it ntlucKi.
iii i r loicijrn companies nave an orgamzaappointed for the saloon of Johntl(M1 , lndllina th(. Imllanab Abso. L. Sweigel't, Of Muneie. Sbep- j nation of J,lf t--.,lsrwrtters and we have ard claimed that a considerable i ovs", iz,1 mo ,," sc "'"- t , , , . . . . . ; ortraniz.'itlon will inelu.le any and all rei time ago he bought a half interest j ulllW,. ;, S(,,lvlt in,iiillvl )nl,mto, in the Sweigert saloon, paj'ing ! w"i 'i" -a' to put a stop k.
io.t iiictiiifus. ,iiui ort.'u luiiuni-u w bavi fn our possvsalon letters from
useius ot r.ireign compumes which uro blandenous and libelous, and it will not be hard to find a wa-y to meet such attacks." THE OBJECTS SET Ot'T. The new organization has leen incorporated under the namo of the. Agency for Home Life Insurance Or.ua niza:ion-j of Indiana. The objects are as tolljws: "The objectJ of this corporations sirall t to net as agent for Indiana life insurance, organizations, and. as such i.gciit. to advance the interests and promo,,- the Reneral cKu of home life insurance orfrunlzatioiiH by every legitimate means and method, and to protect horn, life insurance organizations from freudulent and unserupulouv nietiioiis ;uioptl by foreign insurnncc coir.ianics aiul their Wins In their cumpi-iitiun w.th home Ills Insurance orRaniKatioiis: as such i.ser.t, to distribute literature for such corporations and to direct public attention to the advantages and d sirnbillty of pat, ronizing honie ijfe insut.itu.e oi'.'.;ayU:'.lions: to prou'cT sucll c'lPiioralioits from UDBerupulouH ami disreputable attacks of afjents ot' competing coriorattoi;s; as ?ueh apent, to prosecute in the courts Hboiers and sjandercrs if the corporations that Intrust such matters to It. and Bt'naially. ifti such "Kent, to employ ail legitimate and lojial nu-thods tu advance the Interests und protect the rli'lus of its principals." The members of the erpanization ere: Wilbur S. Wynn. Charles K. K.nk. Chatmers Itro'wn. James H. licecham. ctiai:.f". rieree. Jr.. Charl.s H. lira- ken. William K. Ik-inn. I.vr.n H. Marl indnle. Samuel Quinti. Charles V. OoffliJ. I'. .1. S.-hola. Cl.nrles Ijiuort R. V. XleHride. HT.I If. r.atta. II. C. n. Al.--xan-i.-r. Kverett IV.is-n.-r. -eovi-e Quimby. William H. Zulich. Itzra K. Katon. Chester J. M- Ph. rson. Charles Knhlo. O.-orp.- W. l-ow.-ll. A. l. Swo-ncv :. Tl. Martind-ile. K. I'. Cl-irk. M. V. Mi-tlilllar-.l Aueustin Doice. The home oHice will be .11 Indinnapo'.l.-. MANIFESTS OF l.VCOItl'ORATOnS. The incorporators orjranized by-b- -t:n,-t Ire following oth.-t-rs: Pi-csid- nt. ch,slniei's Hrovn; vice-presal-nt. A. M. SwecTii-y; secretary. Charles K. Dark: treasurer. OeorKe W. Powell. Kxo-utive. i-iiislativc
and printing eommitte-s iiare b--vr ap-
It was (l--.-HtHl to apr.oal to th-'
make sure that the grocer didn't ZJXZ put up vinegar instead. When j JiV'
i-:-tl the lollowini: ail-lfes-:
cash therefor. A little later, he
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anj, iuo Buiuuu luiuncu lu iny dividends as great as he desired, and ho began to want bis money back. Swsigert refused to allow him bis money, and continued in the business. Sbepard then asked the court to appoint a receiver in order that an accounting might be had. In his decision Judge Leffler stated that the court did not
recognize partnership in a saloon business when the liquor license was in the name of but one ef the partners. He held that after procuring a license, a saloon-keeper could not enter a partnership, or if he did so, the silent partner was not bound to receive any benefit. The effect of the decision has been to alarm a number of men who are known to have money invested in saloons whose license are in the names of others.
Hosiery
By a characteristic bit of buying strategy
we were enabled to secure 75 dozen of the greatest value giviiig Ladies Hoseever shown by us. They come in black and tan, arc seamless, perfectly fast colors, silk finished with high spliced heels and toes. They're going at 10c pair$i.20 dozen. Ladies' Slippers The ideal Summer Footwear has received more than the ordinary amount of attention. As a result we're showing a very comprehensive line priced as only "Wicks" shoes are. Perfect fittingservice giving lines at 1.00 1.25, 1.50, 2.00. Cheap Slippers on second floor main.
THiOlll
WILL SELL YOU ANY KIND OP 1EII iHIB m 1GIIIII
HARNESS, WAGONS FRT5L,IZRS, WORTH THE MONEY. To be convinced of our ability t sell you goods, properly guaranteed, is to coiuo and see us.
New Business. - REASONABLE. - New Goods JOHN D. MOKOAN STAND, 1 jr Squares from Public Square, We3t 6th Street. Wo will sell you a Fertilizer Corn Drill up to dale in cvory particular at ,1Q, CWt he equalled at any price. ;A.ll Othei G-oocls in Proportion-. BINDER TWINS IO CKXT8 FOR 30 IXVVS ONLV. -I m
BARGAINS
KHflrnflsg.
A New Arithmetic has been issued at Bedford to take the place of McGufly, and among other problems are the following: A cat walking on a back fence must move at the rato of 100 miles an hour to escape a cucumber hurled at her by a boy. What fraction of an 'hour would be consumed in moving SO feet ? Henry is sent to the store for a quart of inolasBes. On his way home thirteen different boys are
1, , . . . m . 1 . A;ail
anowea to taste 01 me oontenm iu; ..,t.
TO TI1K PKOPI.E OF INDIANA.
to 4esiroy an;: insurance orffan.
win
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Henry gets the jug back he swings j tiou na .
muscle, and the bottom is knock-1
od out against a lamppost. Hew j tt'- 'l Z many hours after the boy reaches j man institution.-- and her iwst interest , hrtm dnas hd ffet over achinr? i ! ,h:l1 ,M' r h ,'- n omanize-i an.t
15 i Persistent effort made Being sent to deliver a peck of break down Indiana lib
potatoes, a grocer's boy consumes lz,,llon- 111 p,"-"" . . , , 1 .1 . 1 Jlstlnetion hmi l-n m.ule between the hfteen minutes looking through a;w-Mt.ms or pian upon which indiamt nr.knothole at a game ef baseball, i corporations are found, d and op.-i-ate-i. ten minutes more inspecting thei- IT Mllat f or a new house, eight inm-; tr-; from r.h n.-nts of uio i rci? t
o t; i'c-
gittt- to foit imt hit ui;-ur:K- (omnar.jes ilntipff ihi pnst ton vars more tlMn twenty miTliontf of iioilurs in rxct-FS oi tin jimouiit paid back in cicath i;f..v The exact flKif i'r tho ytvir einliiij; July 1. i:S (act ;r.ifiur to t he- pui.li.-stH tl ivtls of th- .A ii.lit.nr Sij'.tv). r-: Crvmiums paid, $4.:-t.:.4;; lo:-fv.- i;-.iJ. 1.Lfa..V,"...".T: -x- s-i ot !?. miu'ti.s jai-l over Iosfos. ;;!'.: 0; teml t his for one ar only. Is It Pirum;- that iiitor.-st siioi'.l-i tit t roin 2 t: 4 pot- cfiit . )t,w r in the money centers of in.- than In ItnUana. w:.-?t wo oni!-r how c;p:ta! h:is htton Oraiiiftl m;t .if iPaii sl.rt by for1;n Hfo in:-uranee c umii.-nit s nwtca.i or brought into the State by home compi r.tefl? Till:-: onormfi:? out jo fr :n lv.tV.ana
faster than the bey, and both put ; tiVZ?1 l&XW.
nM.-e orKamz '.tl--!i. h-nee the uniieu op-tios:ti-n of ihe r.er:-lnfl!:!a lite atr--nis utio lii- lr aiiiait !;yl.-ri-.. 1 . c!r inir !n
Show some Big inducements in items like these: Ladies' Linen Dress Skirts, A Pull Line of Fancy Underskirts, All Limen Peticoats. Piques, Lawns, Dimities & Organdies. New stock of Fans and Parasols We will continue to Cut Price on Carpets, Mattings and Window Shades. Don't forget the place. ; at : i ADAMS BROS. y W&ST SIDfc SQUARE.
uies in jawing wiiu a meaHeueer til n
boy who says he can liek him; !
four minutes in looking into a show window and six minutes further in following up an ambulance. How much time was lost in all and how long would it have taken him to deliver two pecks. A boy has twenty feet to go to reach a fence, while a goat has forty-two feet to go to rcaeh a
boy. The goat moves one-third
Manchester Fire Insurance Co 2 m Of London, England, was organized in 1324, and Sm has Btoool tho tests through all these years, paying 50,O00,000 of losses. THIS COMPANY was 'mt the FIRST to satisfactorily adjust any of the
losses irom tne recent uie on tne v est oiue 01 tne Square, promptly paying the loss on ths grocery stock of laris & Faris. We have placed $27,000 Insurance during the month of February which proves that eur business is Thoroughly - Established, and that we hare only the Most Reliable and Prompt Paying Companies. YOU CANNOT LOSE BY PLACING YOUR INSURANCE "WITH THE
VqcMIqi UUUilui
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H. WCOLERY, OSD EM&RY STAND. Traded Lots for it and want to CLOSE It Out.
BBH TON F. GENTRY. M. D. D. O, GEORGE V. NIKKSTEDT, D. O. OSTKOPATHS. Fram the A. T. Still Infirmary and Graduates of the American School of Osteopathy. Office 2 Doors North of Motel Gentry. Orc He,,: Consultation Free. till aug::s'aa
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m
WOODWARD
ing from Asia by way of Hamburg. He wan thoroughly tired out whea he reached hare. Mr.
in their best licks. By how many
inches did the goat miss the target, and how long did the boy sit on the fence making up faces at him t
and vlllity any insurance orguiti-
Born to Mr. Hunter, a son.
and Mrs. John
Qualify "he be$"
their tffort to tr:.i nml ixvry InJiana lit"
"Kvory pjt.triotic .iml loyal citizen of In-(liiiun-shouhl r ent wit it inli;;'ii:ttiun thes vicious -nd mallcN-us n.tt.uhs on thr horn ir.tituttuns of t heir Statethy wvailU reiH-l ny other attack on its' welfare by r n-'-mies of the commonwealth. No oilier Statt has better l;'.wri for the iirotcctittn of policy-holders than the laws now 011 the statute books of Indiana. Indiana orKanizatiuns furnhh oW line IojthI reserve xnura.!-.-e. stiptilatc-d preinium iii-.irane. or fraternal .nsurauee. and n citizen of Itultana ne:;i g VytSHv f i),J? J?t::tO to K-t rtft Kn.ul as the best. Iti nny system or .tan il Insurance lie may wish to swuro. "Irmlana's life Inpiirjtnet.' frporatlons bave insurance in force on mor" th;r.t l'r.,0;fl lives, fanl hii.ve over JK.tXfj.Ot of insurance In force, a I a rife iart of whleh lrnmrne btifir. Is on the lives c-f the citizens of I ih'lrma. The inu-roftrs of these orgiinlzrivl-jiif am yoitv lntrcw; as
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TnOWTONi
5AGENGY
IE1E
60 OH
YOUR
STJI!
OF THE PLANS OF THE-
Bloomingtoii (National Saving and Loan Association WITH WAY ORDINARY LOANS ARE MADE. Will Take a boan of 3500 For Illustration:
The summer climate of South California is ;lelifhtful. (io there aud see the wonders of the great western route;. Low rov.nd trtj) rat? will be mode late in June and early in July by tho Manta L-'e Itotite with liberal privilepes, ehoice of return routes tud long' limit. Seud for full particulars. AddrM A. Amimws, O. A. The Atchiion, Topslw A SuU t" Uuilwafi 101 N. Uh Strt, St. Lomli, Mo.
Prices the Lowest. Styles the Latest Your Place tc Buy Shoes Should be at WHETSELLS where you get what you pay far. Whetiell still has a few niuro of the Women's and Misses' Slippers and Oxtords. at 99 Cento, Former Prices, 11.25 te $2.
i tirinf morifV Into In.iirtiii dcim n itsl.lo
&tate or retln funds 1n Indiana that would othorwie ero out f th? Stat1 they
enrleh niwl h.. r.4?t tho pople of lnilana. They srive emiarymeril to large nu nbers of Indiana. t onl; they rc'tli:ei the Jnter-
I est churRr.! lor mowy; they aild largely
to the taxable property of the itat, ft'.ul it ftti -rn 1 ) y d e w r ve tho a u pi ort and ronfWenco of the- people of In liana. A :tdC'k.s made on theM' Cir(rnizat1-;o by unttrrtipulous ).nl iinrrliahit trrts of r..i.r-nl-no !ielt r in any rert;.ct- should he rnscitled aJtar-ks an thw welf.-irft, prosparity nd rrr'rftss of tli State Itself. Any f Blend or well wisher of any homo life ir.sur;MK-e institution who recaives Uy mMl. or ha handed to him any letter or other dorumpm eontniahnff libelous or m all ei 01. is stntomentp aim inst any IiidlanH life inpurnnr" orfanizulions. will confer n fnvor hy sendlrif; the sine to the secretary of fnis nsjociHtJon. with the name of tho party from whom It whs roneivMd unrl will astdst :n dofendini; and piomoting the institutions of hits own State."
ASSOCIAIION LOANS. $8.17 per month for 77 will pay
t off tue loan toge tner wun me in-! Uerest. So $8.17x77 629. 09. j i Amount oaid in all. Take $500.-!
00 from $529.09, Ieavci tho in-! terest paid $129.09. Of course the Association en an , aiveraprc has the same inonev loan-1 etl to two parties at same time ! which makes 8 per cent, they pay the investing stockholder. j
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Fet.tlon of Bankrupt for Ills Discharge. la tUs matter of Walter C. Liudley, Baukrupt. No. SI. in Bankruptcy. District of Indiana, ss. On tliU fith day ef Jute, A. If 18S9, on reading the petition of tinbanltrnpt for his disliarg-p. IttHordeied by the court, t)at a harinff be had upon the same o t the SUth day of dune, A. I). 18M9. b. f...re
said court, lit Iiutiatiap.lis in atd district, at nine o'clock in tin- forenoon, and that notice thereof be pnb ished :.. .1... i 1 l.l : ... i ., ., .. A.
Iney are USt the thin" lor "llli: l,in nKtii,a newpapr printed in
said district, and that all ln.vn creuitorb and other persons in interest may appear at thu said time and plaeu and show causa, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should nut be jr ranted. And it is further ordered by th eourtrthat the clerk ahull s",i1 by mail to all known creditors eoji c of said petition and this ordt";, add -eased to them at tlwir places of resideuce as tnled. Witness, the Honorable John H. Baker, Judge of said Court, and the sral thereof t Indinuapolis, in said district, on the tith day of June, A. U. 18M. MOBLE C .BUTI KK, fsaAi. Oerk.
OKDINAET LOAMS.
J500.00 at 6 per cent. J30.00 j
year interest or $2.50 per month. , 2.50x77192.50. The interest for the whele time ! 192.50 plus 500 692.50. j So the difference between $692'.- j 50 and $629.09difl'erence $63.-j 41 more tobe raised to pay off;
the Ordiuary loan thaa the Association way.
1512.08 KLf&W
4b t auTine amser ritem ": RQSENBURGER & CO.,
20S-2Q4 E. 10i4 N W YORK CITY.
The Largest Clothing: Manufacturers In America.
iiiililiiliiiisiiiigii f
m
warm weather. Remember when you want Shoes WHETSELL has the ONLY and LARGEST
EXGbUSlVE ST06K
to select front iu the city. HIS PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST
Paints and Oils, Drugs and Medicines.
The Spicely Drugstore Stationery and Candies, Druggists' Sundries,
TBI DIRECT I.IK I, BMTWKXV ChloaffO, Lafayett't, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, so aii. roims J3Sr.'D SOTTTH Only line to the famovs Health Easorts West Baden and Frencls iAck. Spring. "THE CAEL6BAD OT AMCEICA."
nin cabs IS.is xnracv MAY 7th KORTlt BOt SO.
Local Freight Chi-a.g-0 Night Xz, Chicago Mall Xew Albany le'm
189.
No. U No. 4 No. No. 8
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SOUTH BOCKS. Looi I i reig-hi. Louisrille x. LouliTille Mail Kw Albaav ae'm
A. K. Hb.Tox. Agent, Blooming-ton. Ind. r. J. Raan. G. P. A., Chicago, IU. V. H. McDoet., Prc. and Gen l Mgr. Chab. 11. R0CK.W2I.I., 1'raffle Mgr.
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Noticc of Final Settemeut of N0TIC3 IS HERE BY CIEN" I the creditors, h:rs and legatees of John F. May. deceased, to appear in the Monro circuit court, h.ld at Bio imiut ton Indiana, on the ld dajr of Juno, 1SS9. and show eausa, if any, nhy tho final s?tt!ei nt account with the estate of said l3?ed.-nt 5iuu:d ui be uppruTtfd: and said heir are notified to then and there ciake prcof f heirship, and receive '.heir distributive shares. Witncst, tl'.e clerk of said court this Id day of Jau. 1 -9-IbsalI EDWAUD F. HALL, Clerk Mom oa Circuit Court. June S. 'ta
Hotlee of Final Ssettleuiout . ef tlstati. NOTICE IS HKREIIY GIVIXtothe creditors, h.i.-s and legatee of Elw.v O. Lee, doccast d. to appar la tho Monrco circuit icuvt. held a Bloom ingtoa, liiuiaim, on the Slat Cay of Jun. USUI, an 1 ahoiv caue, if auy, why the final m-lt'em ;n; a ieo-.inta with the aitata of said de-rdrt should not be approTad; and eau. heirs ar notified to theu ami there mako proof of heirsh-.p, aud receive tUair iisUibutiT shares. Witness the CiKrk a ! said court this 1st clay of Juse. l y. sealJ EDWAKD r. IIAI.L. Clerk Moarc t Circuit Court. Juaa 6, 'an.
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Kotice of Final Settlement ef L'sta(.a. NOTICE IS HKCCIIV OiVEX to the creditor, heirs und legatees of George Bolleul-aeher, dncvasud. to pyar in t!ie Mori- circuit eottrt held fct Itlot'iuingt.in, lndiau.1, ou the l.'thdnjr of June 1S99. mud sh :v eau.M, if any, why the Una! .t:!t'ini'utac-oxtt!t with th estate of f;d de. !out should not be approrcd; and said heir are notified to theu aud there make prcof of heirship, aud receive their disliibutlv shares. VitnesH the Clerk ot said court, ta'.s. tiith dav of M;tv, 1W. lsiAt.J KDWAB 1) F. HALL. Clerk Monroe Cirruit Court.
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