Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 September 1899 — Page 1

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PROGRESS

&STABL1SH& IN 1835.

BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA, SEPT 29, 1899.

PRINTED FRIDAY EVENING

FALL AND WINTER UNDEFWEAF Advanced preparation on a large scale is the secret of oar wondcrf al UNDERWEAR success. Tho present season surpasses all others as to magnitude of stocks and unusual values. Ladies The "Oneita" combination Suit we are showing in the following prices:

A great line of unapproach

able Suits at the . fr value giving price X.Uv

Two Special Suite at the

bargain prices of 39 and 25c

The 80 per cent, wool satis-

OneitaSuit .OU

"Oneita" make .OUi

The all wool $2.25 Quality

2.00

Showers Bros, bought 400 logs of all kinds last Saturday aud their yard in about filled up- The firm is very busy and it is hoped that dull times may come to them no more. They certainly have done more to advertise Blooming-. ton than any other firm and we ; appreciate it highly. Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Doddshavo, returneda from Middlehero Ken ! turky where thev have been visiting the family of .Judge, H. C Rhorer, and Mrs. Dods!

recovered from her recent illness.

Makes the food more delictus and wholesome

BOYAl BAKING PQOE. 0o HtW VOUK.

As soon us one of the regiments leaves Manila for San Francisco another loaves Nin Francisco for

Manila This is the style ofwar-i Theatre aud on other occasions, tare of which Aguinaldo und At-j The organization will lie composed

Prof. Waterbury is arranging to organize an orchestra which will

furnish the music hi (he Armorial

Separate Suit at all popular prices. One Special we mention is a regular beauty at 25C. & Garment Misses and Children's rra - .i ll i? a? j. l

xne vnua comoiuanou sou we uun . QQ 1 ( in the following prices: 0 OO, .1 .UU

Other, styles of Unien Suits, heavy ribbed, fleeoe lined, for Misses at

25c Suit

Tor the children and infants we've a great line in the Wool and Cotton grades at special value giving prices. A special for Bws is a line of beavilv fleeced shirts and drawers

25c a Garment

The Second Floor Department contains a superb line ef Men's Undergarments in Wool and Otton. WICKS BEE HIVE, EVERYBODY'S STORE.

HENRY P. TOWER

Spectacles made to fit the complications peculiar to individual cases. Patrons availing themselves of our HmMswill It anYviAfttAri tna.li imuftual-

ly careful examination as to their opCan be Fitted while yeu wait cai dei.ciu.oies.

Jeweler and Optician.

Large Line of Lenses.

An Editor of Clarence, Iowa, Mr. Clark Smith writes: "Since the ageney of your Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin was established here, 1 have been a user of what I cava call 'that excellent medicine. For a year or more I have been troubled with constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc., and I And that this remedy is just what I needed.' At O'Harrow's drag store. Competition open for everybody at Horticultural Fair whether members of the society or net. tret ready for the fair, October 5, 6 and 7. One Half the News Comes from onr neighbors. A neighbos of Joe Crook's of Bridften. Ind., told him of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He is cared of a ease of indigestion that kept him down twelve years. Mr. Crook wishes as to refer any one to him who doubts the wonderful cure he found in Dr. Caldwell's Syrap Pensin, which has gained an honorable foothold as a true remedy for Constipation, Indignation, Sick Headache and Stomach Trouble. Spieely Drag Store for School Books.

Louisville Industrial Exposition. October 9th to 21st, -one fare for the round trip. October 1 3th, 18th, and 20th. Go and see the evidence of the country's prosper-

Hair awitohes made from combings. Ladies hair cleaned and shampoed. Call at 220 West 7th St Mrs H. V. Eagleson

"When Tour Heart Flutters.

That is not heart disease. That is

no terrible heart failure; that is indigestion, the prime cause of all short breath and sudden jumping of the

heart which so frequently follows an

exertion of any kind. Go to the Drug Store, Get a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Pepsin. No more need be said, for after yon use it once, yon will never

fail to keen it in the house.

Horticultural fair in Armorial Theatre. Oct., 5, 6 and 7.

KinMp T Is a deceptive disHil.T! ease thousands

I laASPUDaoE have it and don't

know it. If you want quick results you can make no mistake by using Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy. At druggists in fifty cent and dollar si us. Sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet telling you now to find oat if you have kidney trouble. Address, Dr. Kilmer A Co., Biaghamton, K. T.

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TD1E EAGLE BASEIVfEINT. We have just received a large line of Fancy China to sell at 10c. a piece. We have placed an assortment of these goods in our South Show Window. See them. IN THE SHOE DEPARTMENT we have on the Bargain Counter the best assortment of Odds and Ends in Shoes we have ever placed the price on. Most of them go for 98c. a pair. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOE. You want the Best Value ? We offer it.

Men s Boots,

$1.25 and Up

TOILET SOAPS. We have a Special Drive at 4c. per box 3 cakes in a box. A Good Soap. THE EAGLE.

WEST SIDE SQUARE.

OYSTERS. BALTIMORE OYSTERS

Always Fresh

AT

Henry & Kerr's MODEL BAKERY.

Admiral Dewey has again sur- the fo,ts as he did at Manila. As uals of thimks. Of ten the Olympriged the natien, this time by t he Clympia bore down on the pia's ensign dipped, and once, when arriving in New York Day two Hook die tremendous coasUlefenao a British vessel; saluted the admiral, days before he was expected, guns of Fort Hancock boomed forth the cruiser's baud played "God

The New York committee of re- nn admiral's salute of seventeen bave the Quetn. ception was thrown into a flutter guns. When t he cruiser anchored The Adtniml anchored his eruisof excitement by this unexpected she replied with the eight-inch guns er otl ' Tompkinsville mid will have turn f affairs, and there was which helped to make history -May her cleaned up preparatory to the hurry and scurry to got things in I, 18'.'. From the murine obser- great naval parade. He remained

readiness. The stately Ulympia vatones at the Highlands and at on hoard until toiiay una ai mis

slipped gracefully into the lower undy Hook waved signals of wel- hour is receiving the most mag-

bay at 5.30 Tuesday morning and come m good cheer, and j Kissing nittcont reception given any man , ... :i.i .11 ...ii (l i in all our history. JNaw lork

decorated from end to end

i OUR NEW DEPARTURE

NEW PAl'EIt. NEW lr,.YN'f. NEW LOCATION. Next week the rcadars of this paper will be handed an 8-page weekly instead of four. The Republican Progress, believing in expansion has expanded. The increase i:l the bimincsa has made

this step advisable, because we believe the best is none to geod for our people. We will eudeavor to give you the best, in the future as iu the past. The Republican Progress will uphold the principles of republicanisai aggressively. We will maintain

our standing as the official republican organ ef the county. We will use our best efforts to regain

tho lost ground of the party in the

county. W u will do everything

iu our power that will benefit the rank and file of tho party, and preserve good will aud good feeling. We will also cater to the

Iwants, neods, aud desires of our i

farmers. There will be special

pages devoted to their interests,

. taiuing. The farmers wife will : not be overlooked in our celumns.

I he editorial column will continue as at present. The local pages

will bu blight, newsy and clean, : in short, it will be our aim to give you an ide.il weekly paper.

We ask your support and encouragement, feeling that with better service, and a larger paper, you will be benefited, and get the full equivalent of your raouej'. In connection we will publish "The Daily Progress" an afternonn paper, which we believe, will be the best publication in Blsomington. Our motto in it will be, "A paper with convictions and tho courage to express them." It will be u live newspaper from beginning to end. It will use the Scripps McKea Telegraphic service giving you the important news of the world, to tho very hour of going to press. It will be gotten up aud published by the highest priced anal best newspaper talent in our city. It will print all tho legitimate news of the city and county, without fear or favor and will especially devote itself t tho improvement and betterment of our beloved city. We do not mean by this that Bloemington needs improvement more than any other city. On the contrary we believe Bloomington the best city mentally, morally, and natur

ally, in the State ef Indiana for

its sizo but wo are spiritless in many things and need to be told

of it. Abuses have gue on and on until people believe that the best

way is to have things as they are, it saves trouble. This is wrong,

and the "Daily Progress" will

ondeavor to present such things to your notice in a kindly spirit and reasonable manner. Our first issue will appear Monday Oct. 1, uuless unforeseen cireumytances prevent. Our new loeatiou is two doors north of the post office where

A NEW STORE, j ? We have completed the remodeling I of our entire store and Every Department is a Complete Store in itself. To-day we can only mention a few of the leading lines that will interest you ; most but later on we willl give you a complete list. $

tiie news sread like wildiire all vessel hecran tne noisv

over tho country. with their whistles. To

welcomo

all these

iu his honor and the whole nation

Though the Admiral caught New manifestations the admiral replied. UDites in ouo most heartfoll welYork asleep, he could not steal by Generally it was with dug sig- como homo.

OPENING.

OF

New York Millinery My imtueneo stock of

Ladies Headwearji

IN EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY WILL OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION

mmm, oct.

MRS. L.J. BUCK LEV. Ka.-i rtde. iSijUarr.

ABOUT OURSELVES. Tim first news of Admiral Dewey's return to his native shore, was given the people! of Bloomington by the Progress. The Olympia wis sighted oil' Sandy Hook at 5.30 a. in. Tuesday. The Progiess had the news by telegraph at 8 o'clock, at 7.30 the report was confirmed and bulletins were placed in prominent place

in the eitv, at S '.clock flags wers

o be seen at many place:: and if

wfclei had not ( . .,! su . earce Showers Liros. would have niuwn their whistle to publish tho news. We are proud of oiir&elves in being the n edium through which important uews will reach our readers, and with tho advent of the Daily Progress this will l;o a daily occurence. Siih.-crihe for the Daily Progress and grt all the ii.'uj, all the lime.

Kcw York Store. Established 1853. INlDIANAPOIwIS.

j Uiv. Father Logcncm was

j given a reception last Tuesday feven tig at the home of Theodore The 24th Annual lie-union of Hcitger in Bedford. Tho Rev. tho Old Brigade Sth and I Mh j Father will leave shortly for EngIufsntry and .1st Ind. Baller v is ! land to lake a pot graduate course to be held at New Oastlo Thursday j at Oxford. His tang .service hero October I'.tth nnd a good time is Mm esdmre l him to every one and promised the veterans wh attend. ; we ire loath to part with him. W. S. Bedford is President of i Tin: best wishes of our citizens so

1 the association and all coiunnini-1 with l.'.'.n v

The New Fall Dress Goods Are All In. Come right along if you would have the pick of this array of Style and Beauty. New dress Goods, New Siks Hew Every tiling'. If you can't come write us about vliRt you wf.nt Mil we'll SEND VOC SAM PEES, ETC.

BLANKETS 800 pairs of cotton and 200 pairs ef all wool making 1000 pairs iu all. Thats a good many Blankets but we know thas the values are not to be found that will equal tleni. The prices run from the cheapest up to $10.00 per pair. If you are needing anything in Bed Coverings we hope to have the pleasure of showing you what we have.

CLOTHING This department has besrt enlarged to three times its regular space and stocked with almost an entire new: stock of Men's and Boy's Suits and Pants, Hats, Neckwear and all other lines of Men's Furnishing Goods. Everything is strictly up-to-date and the prices are the lowest, notwithstanding tb great advances in such goods.

UNDERWEAR Seven solid cases of under wear for Women, Children and Men, in ail grades and prices from tho cheapest up to $3.00. We think wo havo tho most complete line of undergarments that ever came to this city and that we can givo you the best garment for the money that can bo sold iu this country.

SHOES This has always been one of our most complete stocks but this season we think it is just as far ahead as any of the ether departments and everything is here .that is up-to-date in footwear. Wc always give you the worth of your money when you buy here. A guarantee gees with every pair.

!p We would kindly ask that you remember us when you are out shopping ?? and we will promise you a pleasant as well as a profitable time spent in this store. When qualities are considered W you will find us "Always the Cheapest."

j G. W. CAMPBELL & CO.

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TY FRUIT MARKET

NOW OPEN. EMERY BLOCK, 117 S. COLLEGE AVENUE. GRAPES, BANANAS, APPLES, PEARS, PEACHES, and all kinds of Vegetables. CALIFORNIA GRAPES, per lb. 5c. or 20c. a basket. NICE BANANAS, per dozen 10c. and 15c. FINE EATING APPLES, per doaen 10c. NICE MUSKEGON CELERY, per bunch 5c PEARS, 5 for 5 cents. CIGARS, TOBACCO AMD CANDIES. HOWfcbb Ss K&AGH, 117 South College Ave n lis.

RESTAURANT And Lunch Room. BIG DINNER, 15 Cents. I hare opened a new Restaurant in tho Dunn Corner, opposite tho Depot Everything fJew, Neat and Clean. If Dinner is not Satisfactory your Money Refunded. ALL KINDS OF LUNCH E. W. REDMON.

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we nave lilted up a plant mat will j jUJi

be an ornament to our city and JjU

which you arc cordially invited to inspect.

Any one having old relics is iuvited to bring them to the Ho. ti cultural Fair next week for exhibition. Provision will be made for their protection.

Hon. H. C. Duucan diauapolis on business.

is in

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Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Brunt have gone to Dubuque, Iowa to visit their daughter, Mrs. W. A. Shauklin.

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fl COMPLETE STOCK

Perfect in Every Detail.

Best QuaHfy Imminent Styles,

lOv Price.

Clothing that Fits and Wears. lOU MUST SEE US BEFORE RUVING.

BOSTON STORE. l

IRK Df.pkniks

on Good Fi:jx

If you wish to

?KEEP YOUR TEMPER

and

SAVE YOUR MONEY

lhiy Your Wo.; wM Coal at -Tin: -

I WILES'

if PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.

Coil litis I

l 0 H.VST SIDE SQUARE. We carry a foil and compete line of IMiUGS CHEMICALS, ;T()1LET ARTICLES, RUB HER GOODS, CIGARS and TO -ft iHACCOS. PERFUMES, STATIONERY, aud in fact every-5

tet lint keiit in a l.r.t-c ass t rmr store. l'le.-scrmlKiin r-ni-pfnlivjsia

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. cHliom slioiil'l beat Newcastle.

addressed tohim idesia- of all that h.:

i the c;, . ,R':.t be returned

piths dry iiiuM rn

S2hi.J3 W. 2ND ST. Leave Orders at . SPiCELY'S DRUG STORE. phonl :.vy.

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jatui accurau'iy niiod wiiu the pnrast urugs aud a

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11 i. All lily Mill II MUvl Willi

jfettjiprcciate the liberal patronage of the public.

WOOD

WILES.

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