Bloomington Courier, Volume 2, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 May 1895 — Page 4

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Interesting Ideas.

Jad A.' I. Cnniis WrJs BmtertmtaClyOf Book A4 Aatkors.

MissUattie Akin has returned

from a short visit to relatives in

Ellettsville.

1 4nrrTft TSra-rtmi is deirig extra

train dispatcher's wi-k Awing the

absence of Wia Fogg.

Yah will laueh, yeu'll ory,

tyom'll yell, you'll ory at Mascot

Thursday mght.

MAD DOG.

Tftkw All Thine By 1-ark

Storm In 8oatU

Mow

Hary F. Rogers has iled uita

against Wm. A. bare and vr . ij.

Teague for fereclosure.

Oscar Hellenburg has beea ap

pointed administrator of the estate

of Kathrine Hellenburg.

Hon. George Isemenger and Ro

bert Palmer, of Bedford, came up

yesterday to attend court.

Mr. and Mrs J O Burbank are

visiting Worthingtosi and Bloom-

field friends this week.

It is an easy matter t get fcooks to wd. but to select ed bk is

Httoasy. The first fifteen lHwaf

aryMM'K3 are: tu jmus -nntfr. Les Miserables, Wilhelm

Meister, DaTid Copperfield, Ben

Hum. Adam Bede. Lucile, The Last

Days of Pompeii, Hypatia, Vanity Vfdr. John Halifax Gentlemen,

Vicar of Wakefield, Itasselas, Paul

and Virginia.

The second fifteen are: Uncle Tom's Cabinjvanhoe, Bitter-Svreet,

p Ai. TVioTioias Niftklebr. Our

Mutual Friend. Lady of the Lake

Lalla Rookh, Pilgrim's Progress,

Martin Chuzzlewit, NickorasjMin-

tuw, Ten Thousand a Year, Tale

of Two Cities, Innocents Abroad,

Roughing It.

AH Bta 1 an Mill wmrks: Life of

AUlUVVAuuuv w- - Ghi-ist (Geike), Autocrat of the

Breakfast Table, Sketeh Book, Em

erson's Essavs First and Seconc

Series, Ethics of the Dust, Sesame aad Lillies, Crown of Wild Olives,

Diummond's Works,Enjclopaedia

of Poetry (H. T. Coates Edition or

th Cambridge Edition).

These forty books make a good

lUrary. To make it complete,oooks

of history, travel, biography, sci

eee and reference should lee added

Of course there are hundreds o

gd book not mentioned in the above li&t, and there are thousands

of books not worth reading, and

t&ousands that are injurious to

read. A good library can be had

far SinO. if well selected, and a

slndid library can be bought lor

$100. There is no investment equal to a well selected library. It is a crime to raise children without god books in the house, if the parents are able to buy the books. Let me see a man's library and I will tell you what kind of a man lie is. Books that create a "furor" in the world are frequently of limited agent. It is within the remem

brance of many that Helen's

d&ies," "The Hoosier School-Mas

ter," "AnnaKarenina," "Ben-Hur,

"She," "Dr. Jekyl and Henry

Hyde," "Robert Elsmere," "The

Heavenly Twins," "Ships that iJase A number 0f tne characters

. , . m i urn mi. n . i

l the JNight," and lruoy, eacn . . , will hft renregented in tne

in turn took the reading world by MdSCot the lfith are di splayed in

AND READY

Mrs. 'Jeorge W. Weidemcr has returned from a week's visit to relatives in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Harry Edmondson is quite sick at the residence of George Walker's, East Seventh street. Mrs. Judge R. W. Miers and son, Kirkwood, are at Indianapolis attending the May Music festival. Mrs.;Dr. Maxwell has returned from a pleasant visit to her sn,Dr. Allison Maxwell at Indianapolis. Mrs. Alva Hughes and little son are visiting Mrs. Hughes' parents at Louisville this week. Calvin Rutherford and Miss Louisa B. McBride were married Saturday night, by Judge Robert

G. Miller.

Harley E. Marshal,of Ellettsville

had one of his fingers amputated

while setting up a self binder Sat

urday.

Mesdames William. Johnson and

Shelperare at Huntington attend ing the State Convention of Liter ary clubs.

For Business

WITH A

ftew Room; New

it gtock and Lowest

leu

There was- quite a lively time down at South Park yesterday afternt-on, caused by a supposed mad deg's usual vacation ef raising a disturbance, in that usual quite annex te the city. In this suburb dwells many canines of all nationalities. Some are natch

dogs, others pets, while a few have

a. roving disposition that are

classed good for nothing.

might have been one of the latter

who wandered into a crowd f

I 1 . .-. I Al-t TAof At'.J II -WW i-'t- . .

peacelUl Cauil-ieo jtButiuaj anui

noon and disturbed their serenity

by having a number oi fits in

succession. About the time that

froth began to decorate his dark

ened lius he sprang to his ieet and

made for a peaceful denizen of the

do" species belonging to Mis

Stull and proceeded to chew holes

it 1. s ears and chunus out ot his

A " -'- throat. After this bloody work,

u vrWl around the srrass mot

iX vx - t j. i

adioining South Park, and kept NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOK

all at bay within doors until j-iiuj&i.

tjrv'ht Rnorldv auDeared with his Th Slate of Indiana. County of

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little shotgun loaded to the muz-' Monroe.

with death dealing missies The undersigned, male persons

--i rW.nn end to all tinners earth- each over twenty one years of age,

xv. ii. 'AFWtar TKo and each inhabitants of the Stato of

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Hav Your GLOTHBS

roade to Order Jf)

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GREAT

AYercb&flt Tailor?.

They Guarantee to Pit and Please You. LARGEST ASSORTMENT. vLOWeST PRIOfiO. LOOK AT THEIR SAMPLES AT

BRUCE & McGAREY'S.

rs.A W

6-ft-

MOD

and o ir supply is unhmitcd in the choicest line or

Oldest In the Business:

rNortheast Corner Court c-tjuart.

DltY! GOODS.

taple & Fancy

Gr R OCERIE

r bnnii'h!, t.o ! Iiis .

'. can and do Wr it re now i i

offer vuii sr'ls thnt

w:il (h-

licht

us

finer was also sent the same route

""Bl fnr fear of bad results from his en-

coiinter with the maddened beast.

Indiana, hereby eive notico to ta

w

citizeusrof the city of Bloomington

aad to the first Ward of said city,

Bloominffton Township, Monroa

P.inntr Sftiu nf Tnrlinnsi that. ihftV

I VACUUM f WVWVV V jkiivnimm J

J. TIC UA1L11CIU1 13 .V Vmu kjuuuij.- I ,

,n0.tnvn p',r nn Mnv -?.Ui n nfl Commissioners ot the County ot iVlon-

the State of Indiana in the

- . . ill ,t ii 1 T 1 f

mpM nnA tar tri nmnts in Aia- rear anniv tosaui JDcam lor a

w r- ' I 4. j

New Teans. Peas and Tomatoes

ra-'ulurlv. in additioii to aur larare varletv ot oth-T vegetables. (,onif to

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for vour C . -t, Eft.-.-.5

ayy i

l'm,.nn;, ami oihi-r I'l-IlilS. Wi will hilVfi llU'll) iliif. IjkW ittlil TlVSh Doll t-

forget our lartre and handseme line of QUEEXSWAUE nd GLAS WARE. W have the latest novelties! Yours anxious to please

BLAKE LEY & BRIDWKLL,

THE CORNER Grocery. ar lclepnonv o. 1.

bama, Arizona, Arkansas,Coloraclo, Idaho, Iowa,Indian Territory Kansas. Louisiana. Minneetoa, Missis-

sinni. Missouri. Nebraska. New

rr ' . Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Boutli Dakota. Tennessee. Texas,

Utan. Virginia and Wyoming. For

license to sell intoxicating liquors,

to wit: Spiritous, vinous and malt

liquors, in a less quantity than a

quart at a time, for the period of one

year with the privilege of allowing

the same to be drauk upon the prets

operas which seems to be written

I for laughing purposes only. Lvery

one will want to see it Thursday

eve.

storm and yet but one of those:

books "Ben-Hur" is in the above Hat T am aware that there is a

wide difference of opinion as to the

merits of books. A lady of education and refinement told me she

eajoyed reading "On the Heights' the best of any book she ever read

I read it and liked it only fairly well. Joseph Cook said the three greatest novels ever written Were

"Les Miserables," "Wilhelm Meis

tfcr and "Titan." I have not even

ven "Titan" a place in my list of

forty books.

"Of making books there is no

end, and much study is a weari

ness of the flesh," but goodf.books

"are the windows through which

the soul looks out. A home with

some oi square.

the windows on the

Shoes made to

guaranteed to fit.

order at Clark's and

Tonight Events.

Red Men meet at Colored Odd Fellow

Schubert Symphony

YWCTUat Mrs. John

son 7 -So

rates and other information call on ises upon which said liquors are to

any agent B. & 0. S. W. R'y, or J. be sold. The said premises upon

M. (Jhesborougn, general rassenger whieh they desire to sell saici sptnt-

vvj ,v, .w. ous. vinous ami mau uiiuwo,

e.'fuoforl lit fli K'.iid Pirst, Ward of

iflUUClbVl X ----- -oM nf TAInnminornn. Bloom-

9 t 1 iUV PUIVI Wfc O 1

rVvw-im -arminr oHnilt. fhp ...iflHJfiof inerton Township, in Monroe County,

Jane, and continuing until tne lai- otaie oi iuuiuuk, iwicpiWtu

ter part ol September, tne vanaaua Marly aescnoea as lonowt., iu u..

iiine win piace m serviw wcgui na a room reei wiuu ny m irci

Buffett Sleeping Cars to be run i inside measurement, locate in

tnrougn 10 reiosKey-xay via , . . fhP around iloor ot

Terre Haute, St. Joseph , Cznd - brfck metal roofed

llamas, lraverse ouv uuu ua-nu- , . r i t imimiMiir u 1,15 lf-,r..jfo n. fi nart of 1U lot

voix. iniswin uc iue umv "5vi -

through cars from St. Louis to the no. 158 in said city of tflooinington,

rl pool resorts of Mich- Bloomingion township, Monroe Coun

igan. Only one change of cars to ty, Indiana, bounded and described

Mnr.lvinae. Island. J? or detailed m- a fnllmvs. to wit: Said buudinsr

formation address nearest Vandalia b iocated on the Csouth part of

the following tract of land. Begin -

nin.u at. tha south east corner of said

7:30 7:30 8:15

UNIVERSITY ITEMS.

Dr. Henry Wade Rogers, of the

Nnrt.h WofitAm TIniversitv at

Evanston, Ills., will deliver the address before the graduating class commencement week.

Dr. John Hazen White, bishop of

, .

out books is like a room without J the Episcopal church of Indiana,

;nrlnwa"? "lfthfi erowns ot all I will deliver the Jiaccalaulrate aa-

the kingdoms of the empire were dress this year.

laid down at my feet in exchange

for my books and my love of read

ing I would spurn them all."

Wm. S. Armstrong, South Rogers street, has put up some nice work

i n the way of Monuments this spring. Shop on South Rogers

street. Estimates furn ished on any

design.

When it comes to making shoes to order

thnt will fit and please, Clark's man known

hi business.

Dr. Joseph Swain left yesterday

for Indianapolis to attend a meet

ing of the State Board of Education

Prof. Sampson and wife at Indi

anapolis in attendance at the Music

festival.

ftpt a codv of no 3 Local Time

Tables Baltimore & Ohio South

Railwav. Many changes

have been made in the running 0

both Through anc

Local, taking erleet May 12th, .tvo.

New arrivsl! Serge Coats and Any B. & O. S.W.Ry.Tickets Agen

Vests, white Duck Pants.

Tiik Eagle.

I

lE LYOMt

MEDICINE' CO.

, ot we , v Indianapolis

For Sale BYAaDRUG$isor

No More Nervous Headaches.

Line Acent, or E. A. Ford, General

Passenger Agent, St. Louis.

The Lyon Medicine Company

Bum sms Fnr veers 1 was attlieteci

with stemach troubles and severe aew

' I JT . n , Jl I 1 Jl V- ,an

a Kt Q for T T,nf no. ir. saia citv. county ana ous neauacues. iuut 'u,, ow

J ' , I ; iui,i. V, wAatAfl bv friands. has cured me. bit!

came in this morning. uuck , '"-"d . ';, ! . unt-h

r, r. i ri Tbo feet to an alley, thence west witn wwuB8.8-.

'i 4 ' o in said alley 22 feet, thence south 132

point l u couar awiauusu ouui- ' .

Wiliute H. Troutman,

Exos S. DeMoss,

Constituting the firm of Troutman

& DeMoss.

mer Shirt.

Thk Eagle

I heivrliMVheg.

Mas. Louisa. Weateb.

820 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis.

YEARS OF INTENSE PAIN. Dr. JT. H. W4ttt, druggist and physician, Humboldt, Neb., Trho suffered with heart disease for four years, trying every

remedy and all treatments known to Himself and fellow-practitioners; believes that heart disease is curable. He writes:

"I wish to tell what your valuable medi

cine has done for me. For four years I had

heart disease of the very wrst kind. Several physicians I consulted, said it was Rheumatism of the Heart.

It was almost unendurable; with shortness of breath, palpitations, sever pains, unable to sleep, especially on the left side. No pen can de

scribe my smffer.ings, particularly

luring the last

months of those

four weary years.

finally tried

i

Heart

Cure,

DR. J. Si. WATTS, Dr. 'Miles' New

and was surprised at the result. It put new life into and made a new man of me. 1 have not had a symptom of trouble since and 1 am satisfied your medicine has cured me for I have now enjoyed, since taking it Three Years of Splendhi Health. I might add that I am a druggist and have sold and recommended your Heart Cure, for I know what it has done for me and only wish I could state more clearly my suffering then and the good health I now enjoy. Your Nervine and other remedies also give excellent satisfaction." J. H. Watts. Humboldt, Neb., May 8, 'M. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is sold on positive fuarantoe that the first bottle will Denefi. .11 druggists sell it at tt, 6 bottles for 85, or iVeAtr?!!1 Dr, Miles' Heart Cure Restores Health

Notice To Teachers.

Tho State Board of Education at its

meeting1 in March, adopted the Reading Circle Education of Ruskin's Essays-

as the basis for literary examinations

for the six months beginning with May

and studies in Shakespeare, edited for

the Reading Circle for the year begin

ning with November. Questions will

be prepared on these books as follows:

Rcskis's Ess ATS. May Qui Judicatis Terrain.

.T,irif Fora Clavicrera. Letters one

and three.

Juty Fors Clavigera, Letters four and

six. August Athena in the Heart. September Athena in the Heart October Ruskin as a Teacher. Studies ix khakkspkakk.

November, December. January, February, March, and April Henry VIII Mav, .June, Ju.y, August, September,

and October The Tempest. V. F. TOLRNER.

Co. Supt.

Vandalia Line

TIME TABLE.

in SPFEC1 JAN, 20, 1893.

Trains leave . . G. C. Junction

FOR THEWEBT.

No. 21, Di' ily 1 :40 p. m. For St. Louis

1. " 13:7 p. m. 15 Ex.Sun. S:45 n m " 7. 12.31 a. m. k rnilv 9:0(5 a. m. "

3 " 0:31 p. m. "Tere Haute

PEORIA DIVISION Trains ieava Terre Haute, Ind.

75. 7:0.r a. m. " Peoria

77 3:25 n. m. ' Decatur

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A Lump of Lead in His Stomach.

H. S. Buchanan, Decorator, 126 West

Sixth street, Indianapolis, says: "For

years, after eating, I would feel as it I

had a lump of lead in my stomach.

This, with a soureness rising into my mouth, would make mo feel miserable beyond the power of words to telL I have taken one box of LEON'S SEVEN

WONDERS and it has done me a world

of good. I can confidently reownmena it to anyone affliated with dyspepsia or

stomach trouble of any kind.

ELLULOld

MAP'

FOR THE EAST.

NEW

Wicks' Bee Hive May

Attend Sale.

Best shoemaker i-in.towaa at Clark's

Trv hit".

Attend Sale.

Wicks' Bee Hive May

will furnish vou copy of new Time

Card on application. Note Trains 4 and 6, also that trains 7 and S,

Mississippi Division,now run daily. Parties usiac the line west of Wash

ington, Ind., will bo particularly

interested in new i-.ocai irain ber-

vie.fi. and those on bpriuctield m-

vision ra change of time of Train

No. 122.

NOTICE.

Strayed or stolen, a three year old mare, a brown bay, about 14

v..r,,r.a l.iffh Anv one fiudine said

uauvit.' 1 o " ' w mare and notifying me ot same: I

will pavtheni for their trouble.

TTnrviiv Ellis. Ellettsville. Ind. tf

MON0N ROUTER

NOKTH HOUSD.

No. 4, Chicago Nieht lis Ijress u:wp.m No. 6, Chicago Mail 10:48 a.m.

No. 8, Louisville Acc'dation 7:05 p.m.

SOUTH BOUND.

No. 3, Louisville Express, 4:05 a. m.

No. S. Louisville Mail 3:41p.m.

No. 7. Louisville Aec'aation, t:aua.m.

A. K.Helton, Agent.

Buggy and Harness Shop ;

--South College Avenue

No. 20 Daily 1:30 p. m.

8, " 3:27 p.m. " G, " 3:24 a. m. 12, " 2:2i) h. m. " 2. Dsulv 0:07 p m " 16 fixe. Hun. l m" 4 " 8:26 a. m. "

For Iudianapcl

I will curry a new and complfto line of

t.Vii. pnmnlolc Timi' (;nrn, eivins i.

rains and statians. and I'er full inform)-.

lion ns to r.iU-s. lUrousrn wrs,i'ic.,!wiir

I). U. rtTKlSli, AUKolT,

Mroodalc, Ind (GrwmcasMe Junelwn,

WM. BRUNNKU Ass'i litn. Pikss'gr. Atri. 8T. LOU If, Mi.

Buggies, Surries, Spring Wagons, Harness,

Dr. A. P. Sawyer:-- I have, had

mutism sineo 1 was 20 yars

old. but since using your Family

L ao Dusters. Whips, etc. Cure have been free from it. It

r ,.nrl mv linsl):ui(l oi the same

Everything sold at the lowest pnees. y Mrs. Uobt, Conned v

. Give nie a call. i)r.w,i-ifn fnwn. told F

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nAVIH MrP.lNNlS. Blewett.

O. BREITENBACH

Teaclicr of j Violin & Viola. Director of

Bedford Symphony

Breitenbach's Orchestra's.

i eave ordersat "General delivery,

post office. DAVIS & KOSS. The Practical Tailors Must Workmanship

Lowest Prices

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Over lilewettV West Hide

Watertroof collars and cuffs that you

can clean yourself by simply wiping off with a wet sponge. Tht genuine

look exactly like linen and every piece is marked this way :

TRADE

They are made by covering a linen collar or cuff with " celluloid," anl ere tha only waterproof goods made with an interlining, and the only goods that can stand the wear and give perfect satisfaction. Never wilt and not c Reeled by moisture. Try them and you will never regret it. Ask for those v ilh above trade mark and reft:?-- o.jy imitations. If you? dealer does not have them we will mail you a sr. ::ple direct on receipt of prkc. Coll ars 50. each. Cuffs 50c pair. State whether st and-up or turned-down collar is waited. The Celluloid Company, 42M29 Broadway, Hev York.

Attend Sale.

Wicks' ec Hive May

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