Bloomington Courier, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 May 1895 — Page 4

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THE MORNING WORLD. BI.OOMTXCSTON, INOIANA. Published ever morning, except Sunday JOHN W. AND OSCAK H. CRAVENS, Editors and Proprietors. TKRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. By Carrier BloomSugton and Suburbs. One Year 3 0 Six Months 1 Sit Three Months "nr. One Month '&' One Week Weekly Edition. $1.00 per year. Bates Upon Which the Witnesses, tlie Lawyers and the Court and Jury Will Mi It Oat. The following are the caes set for trial for this term of court on the dates given below: Fri'y, May 17. (11th Judicial Day). No 3618 Elias A Terry vs L N A & C Ry Co; damages. No 3759 Ben j A McGee vs Rice C Harris estate; claim. Sat'y, May IS. (1-th Judicial Day). No S662 W illiam Bell vs George W Thornton; account. Mond'y.May 20 (13th Judic'l Day). No 3625 Samuel R Lyons vs Geo OweB; charge of intoxication. No 3728 Elisha M Allen vs Mayr M Starnes et al; ejectment. No 3685 Miller Matthews Co vs M D Wells; note. Tues'y, May 21. (14th Judic'l Day). No 3675 Joseph Shively vs City of Bloomington; damages. . No 3681 John E Taylor vs Frank Sharpe et al; note. Wedn' May 22- 15th Judic'l Day. No 3617 Alexander Cornelius vs L.N A & C Ry Co; damages. No 3636 John N Haryer vs L N A & C Ry Co; damages. Tfcu'y May 23. 16th Judic'l Day. No 3686 Robert N Palmer vs Bedford Belt Ry Co; account. No 3735 Martin O'Brien vs lesse M Winstandley; venued from Lawrence county. V No 3737 Michael O'Brien vs Jesse M Winstandley et al; venued from Lawrence county. Fri'dy May 24.17th Judicial Day. No 3063 John Baird vs Verlinca Lytton; partition. No 3762 Fred Matthews, assignee vs David Allen estate; claim. No 3748 Charles O Rust vs Jonathan M Hinkle et al; note. Satu'y May 25.18th Judicial Day. No 3740 James W Edwards admr vs Michael Deckard; account. No 3727 State ex rel Hium Sherril vs J P Sparks et al;suit on bond. on' May 27. 19th Judicial Day, No 3506 Hulda Hicks vs James Hicks; divorce. No 3732 Hugh M Eaton vs Jacob Teague; demand. Te' May 28 20th Judicial Day, No 3750 March Moffett et al ad'r's estate of Tobias Tonga te, deceased, vs Romania Oolitic Stone Co; damages. Wd'y May 29. 2 1st Judicial Day. No 3716 NoraA Holder vsCharles Ousler; damages. One Fare To Indianapolis And .Return. Via andalia Line. For I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge and Rebecca Convention of Indiana, at Indianapolis, Vandalia Line will sell from all points in Indiana on May 20th and 21st., excursion tickets at one fare for round trip, tickets good to return including May 24th. Low Bates To IntiianapolU Via au daiia Line. For meeting Grand Lodge F. and A. Masons of Indiana, at Indianapolis, the Vandalia Line will sell excursion tickets from points in Indiaana on May 27th and 3Sth, at one fare for round trip. Tickets good to return including May 30th 1895. Call and see us in our new quarters, north side square, Wilhite & Niceley, photographers. R( moved, Wilhite & Niceley to north side square, Waldrop Block.

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Marrf byj THE Lyon . MEDICINE IHDIANAP0U5 I'ND. '' For Sale byau. Druggists " U. L. SEE" AGAIN. He Breaks Out In Another Communication to the Indianapolis Journal. "U. L. See'' had another tirade against Indiana University in the Indianapolis Journal of yesterday. The attacks of this poor, deluded soul against Indiana's leading edu cational institution remind one of the husband who was asked why it was that he permitted his will 1o hit him with a broom-stick. He replied: "It amuses her and doesn't hurt me." It also reminds one of the fable of the ox aad the fly. It is something like the following. "Once there was a Bis Ox, and A Little Fly. The Little Fly lit squarely on one of the Horns of the Big Ox" and said: 'Mr Ox, does my Weight Disturb you Very Much?"' Most men are not ashamed of their names, but for some reason this "U. L. See" sees proper not to sign his real name. After reading a number of his chronic contributions we don't blame him for wanting to write behind a now-de-plume. In his article yesterday he takes the ground that the tax-payers of Indiana should at once begin a movement to repeal the frac-tion-of-a mill tax law passed by the last legislature. His special reason for being opposed to the law, is that private and sectarian institutions are sufficient, and in addition Chicago University is near at hand. Private and sectarian institutions each have an important field to occupy, and they are nobly doing their duty. Between these and the State University there is no feeling of rivalry, and "U. L. See" is in small business in attempting to work up a feeling of that kind. Take away the State University which is the crowning glory of our matchless educational system, and Indiana would be the laughing stock of the educational world. As now conducted Indiana University, is in the fir;it rank and its star is in the ascendant. Only now and then is heard the voice of a dyspetic critic, and then it serves only to make the myraids of the institution's supporters cling the closer to the object of their affection. "U. L. See" is an old fogy. He should get a shave, hair cut, and a good bath, hire a cheap boy to pull the wool f rom over his eyes, and cease to be one of that rapidly diminishing number who can be styled Sees." "The-Don't-and-Won't-ONE One Will Iteturn to tile Fold Again. Some days ago the faculty of the University met and decided to "drop" five students from the rolls for non-attention to their college duties. No names were given the public, which has since that eventful day been guessing. Just a ittle written sheet of paper, notifi-

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to try LYONS SEVEN WON DERS, and am more than pleased at the result. My stomach trouble has disappeared and my heart has resumed its normal action. I can cheerfully recommend it. Alfrkd Parish. OKW.5ANS, Ixr., July 25, 1S94. ITct Flashes and Headaches. To ihc Lycn Mcdicins Company: Alter using three boxes I am pleased to say my appetite has returned, the pains have entirely left Br side. I no more experience hot laches and my headaches have dis--pcarcd. I am free to say that had WONDERS I should not be alive -asw iSSMTOed the boys, that the' were at liberty to depart for home when they chose. But the live young men begged for clemency, and yesterday afternoon the faculty considered their former action to the extent of permitting one of these gentleman to resume his scholarly duties, provided, strict attentions were given them. COllISilNGS. ITEMS OF INTEREST FOUND THE DAILY ROUNDS. IN Pergonal Mention What liloouilugto u I'eo pie are Doing and Where They Are Local News Briefly Told Councilman Fred Fess is confined to his home tiy a severe attack of neuralgia of the head. The 1. U. Ball Club will go to Ladoga Wednesday to tackle that citv's club in a field encounter. Senator Fowler of Owen county, was in court yesterday looking after the Romonia Stone Company's case. Mrs Dade Akin has returned to her home in Waverly, Ind. She was called here to attend the funeral of Mrs John V Douglass. W. A. Coons, of New Aibany, is doing train dispatching work during the absence of Win. Fogg. Mr. Coons is a young man of ability, and a valuable acqusition ! to the Monon force. Kate Atkinson, through her attorneys East fe Miller brought suit against Oscar Souders, Sarah Sowders, David Spencer and Martha Spencer, on a demand. The next regular meeting of the 'Coterie'- will be held at the home of Mrs. Steele, South College avenue, Saturday, May 18th at 2:30 p m. This will be an important business meeting and a full attendance is desired. On account of Louisville Jockey Club Races The Monon Railway company will sell tickets to Louisville and return at one and onethird fare, 4.20. Tickets good until May 2 1 at. A. K. HELTON, Agent. Judge Miers heard the divorce suit of Laura B White vs. Jno. A White in the clerk's office while Judge Alexander was holding court in the court room yesterday morning. Judge Cunning appeared for the plaintiff' and Prosecutor Edmondson looks after U13 defendant's side, he having let it go by default. Judge Miers took the case under advisement, after hearing the evidence. Next Sunday will be special Epwort day at the College Avenue M. E. church, and the entire day will be occupied with services rela-j will be a sunrise meeting in the parlor of the churcn at o o'clock; class exercises will be held at 9: at 10:30, Rev. Ward, pastor of the Methodist church at Bedford, will give the address, and at 7:30 Dr. DeVaugh of DePauvv University will occupy the pulpit. Dr. Milos' Pain Tills, "Ono cent a dose."

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i Benj. Adams Jr is at Chicago on I stone business. James Williams, of Stinesville. Mrs. Prof. Woodburn is ianapolis visiting relatives. IndIle v S U Lyons went to Greencastle yesterday on business. Scobe Cunningham of Indianapolis, was in the city yesterday. J no. M Warring vs Levi Wright on a note was the new suit filed yesterday. Mrs. I. A. Iioltzman is recover ing from a severe attack of rhuematism. ed eorge Car-others returned home yesterday on a short visit to his family. Edwin Corr has filed suit for foreclosure against Marion C Garland William Carr. A. N. Matthews and wife, of Ellettsville, came down Jast evening to take in Mascot. Col. Matson returned to Greeacaslle yesterday, having completed his business in court. Try E. B. Cigar Best 5e smoke At Carinichael. Iw Winston Menscies, of Mt. Vernon, has returned to college from a visit to his old home. Mr? Lucy Weir, nee Stone, has returned from an extended visit to friends and relatives in Iowa. Grant Bailey has returned from Spencer, where he has for the past four days been imbibing mineral water. Miss turned Anna Daughtery has refrom a pleasant visit to friends and relatives home in Ladoga. at her old Judge Alexander returned to Bedford last night. He has been sitting as special judge in the case of Wolfe vs Bir Creek Stone Co. Miss Mary Ardery, one of I. U.'s handsome and accomplished young lady students, left for her home in Greensburg yesterday on a short visit to her parents. Dr. Ainzi Hon and wife of Harrodsburg, were in the city yesterday the guests of Mr and Mrs Dr U II Hon. Miss Daisy Fee has returned from Washington. Ind., wher? she held a position as trimmer in a millinerv store. Mrs Mary Kennedy accompanied by her brother Will Davis are guests of Mrs Alice Spencer, North College Avenue. Mr. Guy Dowden of Washington Lud., is visiting old friends in this city. Guy has changed considerable, but he is the same old Guy of yore. Judge Pinch, of Indianapolis, is attending court. He represents the defendant in the case of Margaret Wolfe vs. the Big Creek Stone company for damage. Joe Drcssel had one of his fingers severely mashed at Showers factory yesterday. A bedstead fell from a rick and caught the finger between another bedstead. The case of John 11 East against John M Mitchell for the collection of one hundred dollars attorney's fees was tried yesterday afternoon before a jury. Mitchell claimed that the contract was for one hundred dollars in two stone deal suits and Mr East claimed that the amount was for one only. The jury deliberated for fifteen minutes and returned a verdict, at live o' clock, for the plaintiff for one hundred dollars. Superintendent Tourner has announced July SUh as the day for the beginning- of tin; Summer Normal. The special examination for license which will be held at the close of the' Normal will be of jrn.-at benefit to thu.se who attend the school. There will be throe instructors this year msto id of two and it is expected that the attend tnee will bo larger than ever before. Licenses will be issued before Superintendent Tourner retires from of lice. 71r. Miles' Nnnvrs PnASTKiis euro RHEUM AH'lSil, WEAK HACKS. At druggists, only 85c.

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A sensational article appcred in ihe Louisville Times Wednesday evening giving an account of J. B. Snyder, the manager of the "Si Plunkard" company now playing in that city, on the charge of being a suspected felon. Mr. Snyder is not, nor never has been msmager of the "Si Plunkard" company. Bob Mack is the gentleman who presides over the affairs of that company and Snyder bsats the bass drum. He "was discharged by the court as it was discovered to be a trumped up charge. E B cigar is the best 5c smoke in town found at Carmichael's. w No Tunnel! No Dirt! No Smoke! On aad After April 1st, 18!)5, ALL TiUtOl'OH TKA1XS OF THE Will arrixo ami depart from ST. LOUSS VIA THE New Merchants' Bridge and Elevated Railway. A "Daylight JMilc" into St. Luuis! I Xo Smoky urn! Dirty Tunnel ! A licauUful Eii.to of Four .Hitcs Along the Itivcr Front! All Trains Kntor NEW UNION STATION. E. O. Mi C'OKM Ck D. S. MARTIN". 'frame Maiia-e'r. Umi. V. & T. Agt sIMONON ROUTE. NOIiTH UorXD. No. 1, Chicago Night Express No. 6. Chitratro Mail No. S, Louisville Acc'dation,... SOUTH BOUND. N'o. 3. Louisville press No. 5. Louisville Mail No. 7. Louisville Acc'dation,.. ...1J :nOp.m ..10:i; a.m. ...7:00p m. . . .1 :0"i a. m. .. .3:11 p.m. . . .0:25 a. tn. A. IIei iok. .Ajroiit. '-"-"trrtrrn-iii i i m ii m Fop Rnt: room Hat. side I square. inehidinu: barn and outuinldirg-!. Aiso nine room hcuoe, South Dunn street. Inquire of Beit McGee, at AxtelTs. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOK LICENSE. The State of Indiana, County of Monroe. The unde:-i;,n;'d, male persons each over twenty one years of age, and each inhabitants of the State of Indiana, hereby give notice to the citizensof the city of UJoomington and to the first Ward of said city, Blooming-ton Township, Monroe County, State of Indiana that they will at the J uu; term of the Board of Commissioners of the County of Monroe in the State of Iudiaua in the year 1895 applj' to said Beard for a 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 yar with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank upon the premises upon which said liquors are tc bo sold. The said premises upoi which they desire to sell said spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, biing situated in the said First Ward ol ( the said city of Bloor. tngton, Bloon:ington Township, iu Men roe County State of Indiana, and uv.hg particu larly described as follows, to wit: In a room 20 feet wide by 76 feet long, inside measurement, locate in the first siory on thegiound floor of the two st!.;y brick, metal roofed building , locate on a part oC in h t no. Ln$ in said cil v of 'Bloomiimtou, BloomingUii township. Monroe County. Indiana, bounded ;md described as follows, to wit: Said building bein;.j locals d on the ."south part of the i'oll-.nvieg tract of land. Begianli;,; at ! he ' i !i east comer of said In Lot no. 15S, said city, county and state, running 1 hence due north 132 feet to an alley, tlieuee west with said alley 22 fe?t, thence south 182 feet, thence eastk22 feet to the place of beginning. Wilhite H. Tkoutmax, Exos S. DeMoss, Constituting the linn of Troutman & DeMcss. New arrivrl! Serge Coats and' Vests, white Duck I'ants. Tin-: Eaole. Pr. Miios' Nerve flashes for Rbotimatlem.

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v. i r-v"1-'mm 'S FOHTDNE. LUU AN INTERESTING SKETCHNothing uppealc so strongly to a mother's aflbe'.ioii as her diughter just budding into woutatiirjcd. Following ! an instance : "Our daughter. LUar'iie, now 15 years of age, had' been teiribly !::licled with ntrvousncss, and had l-.wt lb::; eaiire iwe of her right arm. Sho was iu such a coniit.ion that we had to kcl hsr from school and abandon ber music lessons, lii fact, .ve fearwl i.'t. Vitas dance, and are positive hut for an invahuible remedy die would have had Unit terrible affliction. We Bad emiiloycsl phy..-k'ians, but nc received no bciv.-lit fioai thcin. The first of last August she weighed bat 75 po.'.nds, and although she has taken only threo iMttlea of Nervine she now weighs i jti p utv.1 i ; her nervewyness and symptoms of st. Viias fiance are entirely gone, she attends school regularly, and studies with com--fort and easi! she has recovered complete use of liar ana, hor apatite is splendid, and no money could procure for our daughter tiie health I):. MiIcb' Nervine has brought her. When my brother rccommevtded the remedy I had no with in patent medicines, and would not listen to him. but as a last resort he sent us a lxttle. we beiran jrivlnK it to Blanche, and th effect was almost immediate.'" Mrs. E. R. Bulled:, Brighton. N. V. Dr. Miieo' Restorative Nervine is sold by all druggists on a positive guarantee, nra-nt direct by the Dr. MilcK .Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind., on receipt of price. S l per bottle, six bottles for express prepaid. It is ijsitively free froa opiates or dangerous drugs. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. 0 MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. WANTED: A good girl for house work. Address Box 7, City. uggy and Harness Shop Room South of Emery's-? Ji-'-South College Avenue 1 will carry a new and complete line of Buggies, Sunies, Spring Wagons, Harness, Lap Dusters, Whips, etc. Everything sold at t he lowest prices. Give me a call DAVID McGINNIS. BfWiS & KOSS. The Practical Tailors Best Workmanship Lowest Prices Satisfaction G uaranteed Over Blewett's West side ThroiiK'h i: u.V.'l Nici-pioK; 'ur to Mi.'bigaH CemmoMUog aoout the middle of June, ami co.-. tinning until the latter part of Sej-teniiKT, the Vainlalia, ; line wi!i pia.ee .u service ei-gant IhlfTett Sleeping Cars in be run thromrh to l'e;os!.ev liav View, via Terre ll.nr.e Uapidv, Ti-iiv. voix. Tlo v, thrMUtrli e;it-s : i se Grand -e City Charleiie he oidy line of in Si. I. i u.i is to the dell; i-ran i . .'. i-.il ami e-ini resorts ol Mich ; i ! ' n e e 1 1 a n iro of ca its to .Mackinac laiivl. For detailed information address nearest Vandalia Line Aent, or E. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, NOTICE. Strayed or stolen, a three year old mare, a brown bay, about hands high. Any one tiuding said mare and notifying me of same: I will pay theni for their trouble. Harvey Ellis, Ellettsvitle, Ind. tf What stops. Nouraljria? Dr. Miles Pain Pill

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