Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 January 1900 — Page 5
j Up and Down Up in position y Down in price. Thats the story of our Upl stait s Shoe Department where Sail special lines ami broken lots find their way. The s prices are the small part about them. i Men's Shoes, all j Q sizes, lace, coin toe $eUu 3 Men's standard screw plow shoe tap soles ft Of) J one buckle uOu Ladies Dousrola cloth s top lace shoes, tan or QQa ( black UOU
La lies heavy glove or oil grain button or lace shoes rivited QQa seams UUU Childrens shoes odds and ends 50c, 65c, 75c, 85c a pair. School Umbrellas 39c and 42c each.
NAT J. HILL NAMED AS CHAIRMAN OF REPUB LIGAN DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
Robert 6, Miller Nominated by the
Republicans for Prosecutor.
Bloomington Men in It at Yesterday's
Conventions-
A DANGEROUS DOSE,
Few People Belize the Danger Lurking in tbe Average Headache Remedy. A movement- has been started by prominent physicans to prohibit the sale of headache nostrums.
The majority of these remedies contain ingredients that act quickly on the heart. They are poisonous and have, in a number of cases, proven fatal to the one taking the concoction to relieve the pain. . A headache remedy that will give quick relief must contain some drug to quicken the action of the heart. Any stimulant for the heart is a menance to life and should be avoided as so much arsenic. Distress after eating, headache, nervousness, constipation, insomia, pain around the heart, and all stomach and liver troubles are the result of impure blood and a weakened and debilitated state of the system. Make the organs healthy and there will be no need of headache nostrums. A new combination of thoroughly tried and tested remedies for the cure of all liver and stomache troubles and the purification of the blood is now offered to suffering mankind. They are widely known as Knox Stomach Tablets. A sarsaprilla in a tablet form, containing more curative properties than any other blood remedy known. Those suffering from catarrh, nervousness, biliousness, consti pat ion, liver trouble, dyspepsia and ajl forms of stomach disdrders, will find a fifty cent box, containing fifty tablets, worth more than gold. They build up the whole system and make strong healthy men and women out of invalids, affording immediate relief for indigestion and postively curing dyspepsia. If unable to secure them of your druggist send fifty cents, together, with the address of your dealer, to the Knox Chemical Co. , Battle Creek, Mich., and a full sized box will be mailed, postpaid.
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The gathering was for the ipur
pose of selecting a chairman of
the congressional committee,
there being three candidates, Nat
0. Hill of Monroe, Peter Wads
worth of Oaviess and John C.
Chancy of Sullivan.
These were all candidates this
morning, but after numerous
conferences between the various 11 . SM-ft
delegations sumcient pressure
was brought to bear unon Messrs.
Wadsworfh and Chaney to cause them to withdraw from the race
and leave Mr. Hill a clear field.
It is said Mr. Wadsvvorth was sidetracked with the promise of the Republican nomination for
congress, but what inducement
was held out to Mr. Chaney is
not known. Besides the congressional con
vention the judicial convention for
the nomination of a candidate for
prosecuting attorney was also
held at 10 o'clock this forencon.
This meeting was a mere formal
affair, however, as both the coun
ties of the district, Lawrence and
Monroe, has insructed for Hon.
Robert G. Miller of Bloomiugton.
who has been Mr. Zaring's depu
ty. This being a cinch for Mr.
Miller there was nothing for the
convention to do but meet and an nounce him as the nominee. Mayor Johnson called the meet
ing to order. Hon. H. A. Lee
was chairman and Walter Brad
fute secretary. Prosecutor Zar-
ing placed Mr. Miller's name be fore the convention and the nom
ination was seconded by J. Hick-
son Smith of Lawrence and Sena
tor Duncan of Bloomington, wl?o
moved that Mr. Miller's nomina
tion be taken by acclamation.
Mr. Miller responded in a fitting
address of thanks.
Robert G. Miller, the nominee
for prosecutor, is a native of Tip-
pecanoe county and is about 30
years old. He is a graduate of
Indiana university and has been
the deputy under Jas. A Zaring for two years. He is a partner
m law with A. M. Hadley, mayor
of Bloomington, and a very agreeable young man in every way, and popular with the Monroe county bar. The interesting meeting and the one that brought the crowd together was that which met in the courthouse at 1 o'clock this afternoon to nominate the district chairman. The delegation from Greene county was the first to arrive, coming in Monday forenoon and all day long they were in conference with tbe leaders here.
Other delegations came in on nearly every train since,, the last getting here this forenoon on the Monon train from the south, and altogether they make a right good crowd of Republicans. The district convention was called together by Hon. Nat U. Hill and Hon. T. J. Brooks, of this city, was selected as chairman of the convention. The Republican editors present were elected secretaries. They were Walter Bradfute, of the Bloomington T:-phr.-r.o: P. A. Hastings, of the
Washington Gazette; Harley Bur
rell, of the Odon Commercial; F
A Likely, of the Bedford Repub lican; W. K. Penrod, of the Loo
gootee Tribune; Howard Chitty
of the Mitchell Commercial, anc
F. B. Otis, of the Bedford Mail.
A motion was then made anc
carried that a committee to draf
resolutions be appointed. Chair
man Brooks created considerable
amusement as he pulled the lis of names for the committee ou
of his vest pocket with the remark
that his motion was a surprise to
him. To the uninitiated it woulc seem like a waste of time inasmucl
as type written copies of the reo
lutions had already been made and
the committee had nothing in the world to do with the making of them. However they retired to
the jury room to make believe they
were doing something, and while they were gone the roll of counties was called for nominations for dis
trict chairman. As the thing had
already been fixed, there was but
one name presented. On the cal of Monroe county Hon. Ira Bat
man in a very eulogistic speech
presented the name of Hon. Na
U. Hill, and on the call of Sulli
van county with no response, M
Wallace, delegate from Daviess,
moved to make the election un animous, which was done.
Mr. Hill thanked the convention
for the honor, etc.. and demanded
the assistance of the Republicans
in sending a Republican to Congress in place of our own Bob Miers But the fact that Mr. Hill refused
to make the race for congress him self, instead of throwing the nom
ination as sop to Peter Wards-
worth, shows how much faith he
has in the ability of himself and
associates to defeat Hon. R. W Miers. At the conclusion of Mr. Hill'
speech the committee on resolu
tions was ready to report the
resolutions that had been prepared
for them, and which were in three
sections or "points of pride, '"viz:
4 'We point with pride" to the
achievement of Dewey ot Manila
and the policy of the Philippines.
"We point with pride" to our
senators in the U. S. Congress.
"We point with pride" to the
Republican administration of the
affairs in the state of Indiana.
After the resolutions, which
were of course adopted, Messrs.
Wadsworth and Chaney were
given an opportunity to be heard
and others were called on to say a
few words.
Nat. U. Hill, selected district
chairman today, was acting chair man in the last compaign. He is
president of the First National
Bank and a foremost citizen of Bloomington. He is personally very popular regardless of party
and it is said will be placed on the executive committee by State Chairman Hernley. Bedford
Democrat, Jan. 16.
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JTOTJCE is hereby given to the legal ' voters of Perry Township, Monroe County, Indiana, that pursuant, to an order made hy the Board of Commissioners of Monroe County, Indiana, made at their regular January Term, 1900, (January 3, 100), the polls will be open in each precinct for an election to by held in Perry Township, Monroe County, Indiana, on February 8, IgOO, for the purpose of taking the votes of the legal voters of said, township for and against making an appropriation of the sum of Twenty-nine thousand six hundred dollars ($29,000.00) to aid the Columbus, Bloomington and Terre Haute Railroad Company in the construction of their proposed railroad through said township. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the legal seal this 4th day of January, I9OO. FRED MATTHEWS, j seal I Auditor Monroe County.
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