Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 22, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 April 1887 — Page 1

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- -0on$t fail to see tlie Mttle Tycoon by the Menctelssohn Society atOpera Mouse Friday aiici SurAay i

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I! -L'OOMINGTON. INDIANA, APEiX

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". election, May 3d, A week from to-ruorrow is Easter Sunday. John S. Cieouaonq has gone to Decatur, Ala. 2 fcHntWorrall is -at home to remain for ;awhile.

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Nev Dress goods of all C9

kinds and Newest styles at JMc-CalJas.

M ay an d Co r n for S: 1c . W. J. ALL10N.

; - The of P. drill corps hare re '.Mfvod thfelr siew uniforms. The ftrfcesfcs.ii well building was r sold to Sheriff Hinkle for10. , The next terra of Circuit Gonrt Ijegiu on the 4th Monday in April, The" "Y" will meet on' Tuesday eYeninirat the residence of .Major Petty . - ? Preaching at the Baptist Church

SnndayJy Ilev. J. M. Stalker, of j

Bedford. James M. Kuater has had platfofiEnlcales'placedin front of his corner srroeerv.

Charles Maxwell LeeaJ:.ur Ala.

Geo; Benokart has a handsome new soda fountain.

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Joe Myers if as called to Indianapolis she iirat of thegweek to attend the burial of his mother.

Still they go. Another party left for Wichicii, Tuesday. See announcement of B. F. Stanger's fine horses, in this paper.

S. E. Carmichael and W. B. Baker hftTe gone to Wichita, Kansas. The mercury got down to below

Greenland's i'y mountains, Tues dar.

Charley MePheeters has gone to

Decatur, Ala., to take a look at the alleged land boom there.

Sherili Ilinkle has been greatly improving the Court-house yard by ending down the old locust trees. Elder Peak preached his farewell sermon at the Christian Church to $j large audience last Sunday night.

' Frank Deckard of the LouLsviilel

OpmmercirJ, was here this week

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that paper.

There will be services at the Episcopal Church on Good Friday

morning, April Sth.

Mrs. Charles L. Fcltus and son Willie, of Terro Haute, are visiting relatives in this city. Ex-County Clerk D. W. Browning will be Mle to be out as coon as the weather is fine.

Burl Reeves, who was ont on a "ticket of leave,'"- frss been returned to the Reform School.

Mrs. J. F, Pitimsn is training a

; number of children for a temper

ance en te rtai umen fc.

Mrs. Frank Fee and daughter?

j As usual, on the .first of the

Seine, of Greenesstiev are visiting j month the Fool Killer fail ed to get

their Natives and man' oidinen isj in-his work at the proper places.

vi tills their old '.home, t . .

Mat Beatlcv and

Rob.

strong

!rie Episcopal Church now hasj.hsvc been granted increase of j:

'm excellent ehir composed- of j sic as, through Worrali's agerxy.

-Iilr3:-Jlda Heslev.Prof. Clark and!

rtrhis and others.

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Although in the 87th year of hi? ag's, Uncle" Slias Abel wag this wesk

Averv rr.rs mns:ciai ireat wia be e!5g?as:ed in the nastims of breakin-

ithe prformn ;e:f- tile "jaitue 'iy-.a yo ungs col tr

cponH at the perfer Hoiistf on FrJ-

l?y sua bturda;r n;hts o

Simeon Vidlzo is confined to his

i home at Karrodsburer bv sickness.

le contracted n bad

i John Lanmaei has sec-nred a posit- laltkd on his inns;-. This

cold which

heinr

a attire icspsxor.

His

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bte in the vriou?i yardi in this : county. ?ih$ CIuseS5a .&kU will not

The Bapt ist people have preach -imc every alternate Sunday. Comavunros services will be conducted

appear kere-mux i Tuesday. T m it?x Saturday morning by Rev, Seymour Democrat prononnces Mr. Stalker of Bedford. Mr. Htalker them f ran ds, and the oin cers of the vrill &&so ore a ch T h u rsa a y an d ChwUtiau Cttsrck here have tan Fridav crenissrs. . -.- - ' " celled -their engagement. ;. . - . ; , ' . " , . ' i T ne shea has been removed fror-i Hon. J-olin- W. Buskirk is the aver the artesian weli and" the gen-

ABRAHAnl KOBLITT IB DEAD. T h e''r ut hless' hand of death has laid its lev hand 'upon another of Orange county's foremost citizen?. Yesterday morning, Abraham Nob-

litt fell intoVthe peaceful sleep of

death, quietly passing away at 3 :45

o'clock of Ulceration of thestomach ancl bowels' aged 43 years, o months and 26 days. At Lhe'age of eighteen he enlisted in Co. P., 59th Indiana, making an enviable reputation as a soldier. Returning home, he was married Dec. 30th, 188G, to fixias Louisa

MaUox, who, with three children, survive him. In 186S he was elected Auditor of Orange county

by his party and served eight years to the entire satisfaction of Democrats snd Republicans alike. Admitted to the Bar in 13 TG, he became, at once, an active and conscientious practitioner, and was elected Prosecuting Attorney, 1884, for the 10th Judicial Circuit, which oiilce he was holding at the time of

his death. Ha was expert ac

countant in the Treasure's oflice o Marion county in the years 187778, giving eminent satisfaction and mniag himself many laurels. Orl e an s I) em c era t. adafr waag-

Cur Local Preacher.

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A large audience composed of the best people of the city witnessed the Blind Tom Concert at the Opera House Thursday night. Tom, al though nearly 50 years of age, still sustains his reputation as being the greatest musical phenomenon that ever lived. His performance on the piano was simply marvelous, and seemed to bo prompted by some unnatural power. The audience was highly plea &cri with the entertainment.

We had the pleasure ol witnessing a dress rehearsal of the Little Tycoon Wednesday night, and were rory favorably impressed with the charming mus:e.!.To use a common phrase, the Mendelssohn Society have 4-got it down -fine,5' and we are assured of a delightf ul tr&rt on Friday and Sfttui'day nights of this week. We think that many oC the songs ami chorus are much better than those in the Mikado, and more calculated to please an average as well as a cultivated aud.'cnoe. Judge M. S. IViavity, of Paoii has

p pointed by the 6-overnor as

Prosecu tor of t h i a j d icral d i s trie i

to iill the unexpired term of Mr.

1 saw in the Courier of last week a notice that Mr. Kleenex and Mr, Williams proposed to hold a joint debate to decide which dav of the week is Sunday. If they would turn their attention to presenting sound arguments in favor of the strict observenee of some one day as Sunday, they would do much good. As it is, people go to church

on Sunday as a duty but in nine cases out of ten their observenee of the d ay ac cep ted by ne a rly all Christian people as Sunday ends there. In the larger cities Sunday is the biggest dav of the week for sport

ariti recreation. Shows and .beer drinking is the rape, and what is more it is approved 13 the authorities. For political reasons -they dare not oppose it. There used to he a time when Sunday was a holy day as well as a church-going day-

Then the christian house-wives would do their cooking on Saturday, and Sunday would be fspent in attending religious worship and reading the bible; liut we have drifted away from those Godly days, and now wc satisfy our consciences by simply going to church. The rest of the time we put in going a-riding, visiting, reading the daily papers and snoozing, t n&n we

iSiPBe si.re and see the jlibe i i of Qarpols at McCallas before ... 1 buying largest assortment her r in Blocking! on.

Till: ASCKXT OF TIIS HAT'KilII050i .

The lecture last evening at

Trinity by Dr. D. S. Jordan, President of the Indiana University, wastif thrill ingpnte rest. Dr. Jordan is Vuiet and co n versa ti anal in his -style but concise and vivid in his statements, and relieves his serious passage b with much dry humor and wit. He had a good

painting of the mattorhorn, and lii st' described the peculiarity of thht wonderful bat terrible mountain. It is three miles in height, and is a creature of snow and frost. The altitude is so great that snow fall 3 perpetually upon its prceipit-

j o u s s n m m 1 1. I a ring the d ay t he

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Foltus x Bradfute Manager?.

MENDBLSSOUN SOCIETY,

Will give lha new and charming

Comic Opera eniitled the

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS, APRIL 1st & 2d.

A PL AO FOR SOLID 1NVI3STMENTS.

heati of the sun warms the rocks and .melts the snow. Ti e water, flow big into the crevices of the rock, freezes at night, and this gradually splits the rock loose. The sides of the mountain in the least steep portions are us sloapmg as the roof of an ordinary house which is twicn as steep as the hills about r.radisou. Then the abruptness of descent increases, to the direct vertical line. These loose stones are

perpetually falling from all sides of j

the. l mountain, and-their momentum becomes so prodigious, and they j

Istarl inany ettao Itooso frag.a-jTilE GARDEN SPOT" OF

iJSXIve latent eastern success in comic operas. I)eHglif ful music; charming soegs; hsudsome costumes.

' Secure Seats irexl Thursday at (h .Po$t office;

miOfWB HAVE It OR WILL V,'E iOT mm SIDES OF TS2 QUKSIION.

For several years it has boiU an oft repeated question- "that Bloomiugton have sn east atu west railroad." It now looks i good deal like -that qiiestiou wil be answered iu the affirinativ Su rveyors b&ve sbee n at v?o rh and other evidences of its com ing have been showd, but tber are many who believe that i; will not be put through for a year or more. It would be a great benefit to Monroe county, and the people would be glad to welcomci auy thing that would be to thoir beuefit. This amounts for the liberal trade which is being enjoyed by Craven's Dry Goods Houb. They, have a big stock ot all kiuds of goods and at prices which are very low. They are making a groat display of Carpet sy dress gods and- no-iion-s which will ; attract the favorable attention of every one in need of those articles. Call and see them.

ENTERPRISE ON EVERY HAND,

PROPERTY STEADILY ADVANCING.

(srch-goingpophrdo this ; heaven knows vdtat the non-church going people do. While weinay not work"

ourselves, we

re 1 1 in r c o t hers to

irerk on Sundav.

If we want

newspaper,, cigar, tabaceo, oysters or meat or ice, something else good to eat, or anything in the drug line or our mail from the Postoffice, or want to go ot on the cars, and many o-ther thing?, we are sorely

prove Iced when the men who run all these things are not on hand on a

i a tests addition to the pension list. should have had it years ago and iz& sold ier was ever; m ore w orthy

era! public are in viced now to fret btheir '-port holes-" Don't wait until the top ones have all been

liolu t-ue oiuco untu next XKovoniuer when he will turn it over to Mr,

nuup. i. owe cue prosecutor wao was elected last fall. It will he remernberedtliat Judge Mavity wasTrosec a tor o f t !: v d i strict severs 1 years ago, and made an eOfcieat ar.d faithful oil! cor.

than he, and his health has heen; tahen or you might have some

impaired ever since he left the army.

Ugh$ maiier7icei3 tobe es ah- ; lished onthe L. N. A. & O. Ry biitwefin Lonisviile, New Alba iy and Ghicago, to include Sunday ' serTie. Three line postal cars re beinas constructed for the Una. - Mont Howard, of the Spencer Democrat, was here Tuesday in the interest of hl3 new patent newspaper press.i He had just returned from J Chicago where he had the first presss1 built and pronounces it equal loa l,000pres3, at less than onethird;the cost; 4-.: : i Thursday near noon James E u s8;1 steppeii into J. B. Diilmart's pou try room, and found Diltxnan at work eleani;ig a revolver. Hef had been snaPoLn ittO'seeif it was in work-

ing- carder, and apparantly uncon

scious of Russell's presence replaced-!

the revolving chamber and pointing the revolver to one side snapped it

a-aini The ball entering R usse ii's-

ahdoBien near the bladder and his re

covery is doubtful. He was taken.

to Br, Maxwell's ofhee where thaAu

wound was examined; but nothing' positive could he ascertained at once aato the course of the ball ' No one roarrets the accident more than Mr. BiUnaan, and he readily acknowledges jta tat it vas carlessness on his

difficulty in getting yours. The time of year iias como for cleaning up the back alleys and other places -where- waste material of all kinds lias been thrown during the winter: This should be prompt

ly attended to without the inter-

rance of the hoard of health.

Hon. Thomas B. Buskirk was here Saturday to visit his relatives preparatory to going to Washington to enter upon the discharge of his duties a special-agent of the internal Revenue Department. His territory will be Indiana and Michigan.

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Marriage licenses have been issued to the following named : Jas. IV Robinson and Sarah J. B alien ger Andrew J. Cable and Moliie Uaiigh, JacksonSmith and Ada Norman, Wfli. D. Fuett and Stella Cole, Jas. i. Butcher and Dora Lee Page, W ni. IL Adams and Laura I. Nelson, J. K. Lreeden and Lenora Baxter,Geo. W. Stump, and Margaret Long, Martiea Inman and Matilda Crum,

Samuel S. Smith and May Craig,

Ino. W. McLahian and Laura A.

Bay,. Kobt. Green and May Crum, B. F. Dupree and Eliza Ray, Wni. M. Ranger and Laura Larue, Frank Headley and Rosa Neill, Chas. Commons and Anna Fields, W. C. Carson and Luvica Johnson.

'Einbroidevies of all kinds pay your taxes.

WANTED, Everybody to come to the Hard Ware Storu of W. J. Alien and examine the large slock of Cook Stoves of ail kinds, and wiil sell a lr?t class cook stove for from $20. to 25. Cast, Wrot Iron,

or steel ranges, from $40. to $45. ! with a wagon load of furniture, always buy from your dealer? at home f who will stay with you and help you

itfeftioGallas.

BksSPM ft1

W. J. Aklen.

FOR SALE, wish to sell my Farm of 87 ju rs near Wood Yard. Compjirattvely new house of five, rooms and good put build tnga. Running water for stock and fine grass past-

U re. V PplTH . JjRAf NET.

Hobiett. deceased. The Jud;c will i 'iday to wait oik us. A petition . i .....

was circulated not .long ago asking the authorities to enforce a; strict observenee of the Sabbath, but I suppose it w cut when all good petitions go in somebody's wastebasket. Then a noted divine preached against the desecration of the Sabbath, and especially mentioned the opening of the Postofilce on Sundays. That reminds me that last Sunday morning I was in front of the Postofltce (I had been in after my mail) when a newsboy cried out, "Here cesses the Methodist rush'' Abort that time a crowd began pouring down the avenue and nine out '$ ton went into the Postofilce. I asked the boy what he meant by "Methodist rush''

He said that about fifteen minutes after ten o'clock Sunday mornings the Methodists were principally on their waj- to church, and the most of them "rushed" into the Postoffice. "The other churches come in by degrees," explained the boy. 1 was surprised at this because in the Methodist Church is the very place where w sermon was preached regarding the observenee of Sunday. I like to get my mail on Sunday, and would "kick" hard if I couldn't get, I also like to get my newspaper and other little things, but; it must be understood that 1 am not so fanatical on the Sunday question that I wc-uid condemn a poor fellow, who has to work hard all the week, for sawing some wood or looking about for something to cat on that clay. With some, this working on Sunday is all right if they arc interested, but when it is done in the interest of others the so-called Sunday observer and church-goer holds up his hand in holy horror. As it is now, wc have two Sabbaths to observe. On Saturday and Sunday. Mr, Flee nor advocates one, and Mr. Williams the other. Such a

division goes far toward pi eventing

the observenee of any day as the Sabbath. At al I events, our churches and our Sunday Schools must be preserved, and we are getting along very well by trying to keep holy the first day of the week commonly called Sunday.

The certificates of slock of the Chicago & Siinesville Stone Co. arcnow being delivered to subscribers. Mr. J. S. Williams will leave for Chicago Sunday to place some stock there. The prospects for the Company are very bright. They have the dead for one of the best quarries in Indiana, one that has been worked and its stone pronounced to be the best found aiiTwhere. Switches will be laid to the quarries, and ail steps taken by the new companyto push business at once. There is still some shares of stock that can be had low by appl y to M r . W : ; 1 i a m sin this ci fcy . The work of taking the testimoiry in the Grimes-Pedigo case at the Smith vi lie precinct, was completed 1 as t Pri d ay eve n in g. We loo k e d for a report of the result in last Tuesday's Telephone but failed to discover it wi.h the naked eve. ' In this precinct on the night of the election 64 votes were counted for Pecligo, mu 84 for Grimes, The recount showed a gain of 9 for Grimes. The taking of the testimony 1 as t wee k res n 1 ted in fin d in g 64 men who swore they Voted for Pedigo. Could any more convincin g prop f t h a 1 1 h e ba 1 1 o ts had bee j i tampered with after the night of the election be asked? Said a veteran Republican to the Courier this week: "I see the Telephone says you are "passing around the hat" for Pedigo, I wish to put something in it. I have talked with every man, and there are not 50 Republicans in the county but what believe that Pedigo was fairly elected and that the ballots were doctored before the re-counting commit tee met."

men's, that going-up the mountain on is under fire a 5 severe as a Gores cannonade in a battle,. Prof. Gil-bert-, .2ef fckc Indiana University, was struck by one of t hese rocks, during the decent of Dr. Jordan's part". He was blinded by the coufu ;m and rendered partially insensible, which imperil e-d the witoie part;,', and ohlidgcl- one hair of them to remain over night with Prof. Gilbert in the upper hut, while the guides descended with the remainder. The ascent was begun at i o'clock a. m. and accomplished late in die afternoon, The summit is so narrow only four persons can rem tin upon it at once, and so dangerous from the "devil winds" that those who surmount it can

not stand an instant with safety, but must sit, and when, a gustor whirl-wind strikes them lay prone upon the mountain and clutch its side. The ascent was never made unt'l 1853, when three Englishmen named Parker surprised the native guides by ascending 12,008 feet, than mortal man had ever trod before. Prof. Tindall then began his repeated, desperate efforts to scale tan lofty cone. In 1807, in his thiul attempt, he ascended higher than his predecessors, but failed to

j reach the go il. August Edward

whymper, a London engraver, was the first to ea:ceee&v in conquering 0io. awful mount. With a party OX friends on July 15, 1865 he reached the anmlt. Rut during the decent one of the guides slipped, and" he, with three Englishmen, were hurled down a vortical precipice 3000 fsetiu height. The ascent in now made easier by the cutting of steps for the feet along the paths, by the hanging of ropes in man' of the steeped places, and the erection of three huts. But live mountain is still a horrible one to climb, and very few attempt it. As to whether it pays, the lecturer would never try it again, but the 3 iblbne views of the summits of the Alps, the clouds and the Matter horn, which he always utterly

failed to describe, sen ply com-1

peusated him for hU fatigue and peril. There have been few lectures delivered in Madison so original,

THE HOOSIEE STATE.

PLENTY OJ? COAL, IRON AN D TIMBER AT OUR DOORS.

Tirp I a Li

FINES 1' BUILDING

STONE IN THE WORLD.

TENNESSEE MARBLE IN ABUNDANCE.

TUB PLACE FOR HE A LTD

WEALTH AND COMFORT.

Lucre :a-

'ivny

HEW STOCK EMBBGESRI32S

Fine Shoes fwlacKw at MoCal-

no reason

iIo$miuton is not is much en

titled to enjoy a boom as many

of the Southern1 and Western

We hiwQ plenty to back

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tow

it: One of the prettiest and healthiest towns in America; unequaled. school advantages;

unlimited stone and marble re-

Fources; plenty of timber; large

manufactories; largo and hnnd-

soine business houses that

carrv large stocks aad sell more

good" than any town ot the size in Indiana. It is only a

few miles to the odgo of G?eene

county wliere coal and iron ore

can be found in iarge quantities.

There is not a store or dwelling house empty in the town. We have excellent railroad facili

ties. There is no limit to the enterprise of our citizens. We have fine churches, school-houses, steam-fire department, electric light and everything to make a Ire godhead town Properly i.s advancing iu prices. Building lots have doubled in price within the last five years. Let us keep our money at home, and boom Blooaiihgtoa. In fact she is booming and without any organized effort on the part of a lot of real estate agents and speculators as iu the cases of other towns. Times are getting

thrilling aud Cnscinating-. as this j easier. People have moaey to

on 9 of last night Madison Cour- invest and the safest place- to

lOrt ( If Jv !! M(-uj-n 1 l.vJiiftt in.

jvl i I in i Wilt v.unviv. iuvue j M vested here will in the long run p:y bettor fchau money Invented in Kansas Wo have uo gambling scheme, but offer solid indueements for 'lair an(i square investments

TAKE NOTICE. I have a ,ninbir of ttecordera .Vei Bills for Recording do ads, mortgagos &c. -which are placod in my hands for Collection all! parties knowing themselves indebted for Reoording-wj.il please call at my oflice and settle at once and savo cost as 1 will have to collect t he same.

J. ft!, I.Ua'KXE, $6erjlf M quiwq Coun 4 y , , 1

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WEST SIDE .OF'SQbAKE, CORin'ER OFr ALLEi-'.

Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods

Embroidery and Laces: of the Lai;j3t-teleft, . Silk Gloves and Mita The Largest and : J;. "i f j ,.C-

Best Stock of Eid Glores m t he 4)qmi

The Latest and Largest Stock of Fancy

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: Millinery-Goods juste veA"'

jpAGENT lor the Celebrated, Improyed White ;''&3ii.'

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PETER lOMKi.

IJniversitv DepartmentCO K DUCT." HO' BY JOJQN B. IHlSSiL' Fesler is the boss bie3rclist.

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HE WOKI1-; 'BKiTBETUL'i

Editor Cockier ?A friend hns ; . sent me a slip ct front your ' pap .

! announcing a lectur-i-gril 3d, b:j '

Madison was away on a visit Ah '..0 this week jliams. No such lecture was evir . j agreed to by me,?ncitber did I k-now " J. H. Worrell, of DePauw, was in ! of suoh gfraenii uifei lead. town Saturday. ifc from yox paijer. il am ialwava -

Prof. Woodford did not hear his wiuing to discuss the trounu :of 4ae " classes Monday. - ibV with any l3fo There are three founts ofriew the gospel

preps this term. . Bro. Fleenerl never met;- I

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The Bond sis ite-re back for him riot. This .. arraiurement wftS;fAs

college this term.

without my concent or faiowled

The Seniors held another - meet- I cannot be there. Elcas pjabli thi

ing Tuesday7 evening. .,

j this and . .objidere.i

The law of gravity has been oyer-. Patrickshurg, March M.

come in-the senior class.

Prof. Burnett hears the class in

virgil three days each wek.

Rev. Minton visited chapel Wednesday and led in religious

exercises.

Dr. Jordan was away last week

lecturing throughout the northern part of bho state.

The Telephone this week con

tains a very interesting letter from Prof. Jv A. Ifoodbuvn.

W. B. Campbell, a graduate of

last year was visiting I. U. and other friends last week.

W. L. Morrison, Ja:s; W. Port

tune and E. M. Wells all of Scot-

county entered college this term.

The lecture Sunday afternoon

H'ili be given by Prof.- Hoffman.

His subject is, "Religious beliefs of Aeschylus."

Dr. Daniel Kirkrood visited

chapel Tliursday morning and was

received with the u&ual applause by

the students.

Depositions of the students whoj

TMJBGRSAT FAST-tfAlL LINK

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The Shortest. Bast- and Quickest Llni'"

tween tihfe !Nrth and Souths

Hs at a. m;, My p, 3: pJri ;

Going West Lcae Os Dticfttls Jure 5 ; ; ticn at 1 :12 p. m., 1 :1'4 p. ni 9:05 . JttV , -t.. "and 12::niht- S i- ;S hiZ s-

Goititf : North Len ve Tsrro Haite at

6 a. mt and f :i5 pni. ; aijrwjft Sput&

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;Making diroct CGahwilQit for all points .5$ : v under the sun urcptuifrctipiis -ai? ''..-b; . t sure and quick in Uulon Bepoj X '. f; t" .....No Transfers or Lay-oveis an4 JOUtcauN, ' t.: eomuiodations are unexcelled 'f ' ? s For, further iiifor aatifen as to Viiif i '

raes, routes, etc.4 a Id res 3 yoar afeiv T

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Traveling Passen ger Agenti f

nu G. B. a., StM Mvo r

wmsm

aken 'JS-uesday, to be used as evi

dence in the Auditor contest case.

The literature class under Prof.

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We UAvscduearl: a, hiw Ranges in Monroe aud vluawreut'd ; V Counties, iu the ast luoah, and v ,p

Philnntt; and the Botany class pfeure m vmm&W

under Dr. Branher are the iargost ' X "

in College numbering 52 and 59 re- and n iimbera of them say Que Hun

spectively. I dred Dollars vaa t ' buy jtuy Range. '

Independents election Saturday m v; o.v, c, -tt 1 . 2 . J will ptibhsh the list of rjaiues ittf a, . gkt was a victory ior the I actios Ycw'days. - v - r '. -5. v i" rV .

as the result will show. President, j Wrought lron RaBge C ' ; Miss Myrtle Logan; Vice Pres ' .... - -Z?A dent, Miss Kate Shanion; Secret A NE W HAlNEB SjELOPj; '.J tar Miss Tbst. , Olio -ci'oor Bii'st Voif 'Miinti '.6rci '

Alas! too sad!! but neverthe- eery, where you can getj. ail krncis v -

i " vU-ini rt of Harness repaired air i - cleaned;

vacation.

SCkUr -?n-' -

Also all khid3 of Strap work doro iid iu sood order ' for csii or 'rmfc

Miss DLven was out of college dupe. ,N Cve me aCalU l si " two days this week, haying trouble . , C. L. -Sms HAoiK.. .? ' - with her eyes. ....... J , '.- :: BtofOTlfbnI?i v. .. .