Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Number 123, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 May 1893 — Page 4
MAN-O-WA. THE GBF.ATINIH AX DOCTOR WILL BE AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL BLOONINtfTOX FRIDAY, MAY 52 1WS.AND EVEK OLB WEEKS THEREAFTER.
Prepared to Heal tne sick. MAN-A-WA treats with unequaled sutcess all CJhron ie or Nervous diseases. He especially asks those who have been treated with strong, poisonous drug? to visit him
and receive such treatment as? nature intended should be used lor the relier and cure of sickness. By the propel use of Roots, Barks, Herb and riant? more eases can be cured and more relief riven than by anv other method.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES. Dr. M an-O-Wa has discovered the greatest cure known for all diseases peculiar to the sex. That tired feeling, headache dizziness, weakness, pain in the back, el ragging down, bat ache, hot flashes, cold hands and feet, pain in the top f head, sleepless nights and oilier conditions ;lue to weakness, positively and permanently cured. My method does ajvay w:.th '-local treatment," so much dreaded by the majority of ladies and which ae perfectly useless. TO THE MEN. A permanent emv is offered to the young and middle aged ed men who are suffering with weak back, loss of strength or vitality, desponddencv. night losses, lost manhood, specks before the eyes, dizziness, palpitation of the "heart, fullness in the head resulting from secret and pernicious practices. Move lives are wrecked by tins vice than bv all other causes com
bined. Xotirr.e to lose I guarantee cure in every case taken. PILES. Positive awl permanent curt- of piles. No cutting, on loss of time, no ligature, no pain. Fistula and ulcers of rectum cured. EPILEPSY. Dr, Man-O-Wa has discovered the great specific remedy foi epilepsy. This disease, the wost dreadful of all diseases, can be cured. THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES. Catarrh of the nose, throat and bronchial tubes ; catarrhal deauess, headache, dropping in the threat, indigestion, impure blood resulting from catarrh, cured by a shert course of treatment. Gattarrh if neglected will produce consumption, which very soon becomes incurable. All throat and lung affections should receive prompt and etlioienr treatment. DROPSY AXD KIDNEYTROriiLE. Dropsy can be cured by vegetable remedies, but by no others. Bloating of the abdoman, puffs under the eyes, swelling of the" band and feet are dropsy. If taken iu time this condition is curable. v RHEUMATISM. I will positively cure rheumatism, no matter how long standi ig. This painhd disease under proper treatment can be cured and the blood thoroughly purified will prevent return. You don't need" to change climate, as this result car. be accomplished here as well as elsewhere. Hheumatisn produces heart disease, which can't be cured, hence it should not be
allowed to produce this result.
All who may be tioubled with arvspepsia, indigestion, bright s diseas
dropsy, constipation, epilepsy, uervousdebuity, headaches, eattarrh, orotic liu cons t motion, scrofula or anv form of blood poison, rheumatism, asthma, cap
cers or tumors, female weakness, piles, neuralgia, diseases ot the eye and tai,
losfiof strength and loss of manhood, a.e espec'illy invited to call and consult the Doctor. DR. MAN-O-WA is due of the greatdisteagnostician of diseases in Americr He can locate your disease and describea patients ailments without even a hin to guide him in his conclusions. Consti tation, personal and by letter, fc Treatment, including all medicines us-d$2 to $5 per month. Address MAN-O-WA Frankfort. Ind.
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THE : DAILY : TELEPHONE. Published at 3:30 P. M. Every Day. (Except Sunday) Entered at the P. O., Bloomington, Ind. o as Sad class matter, March 22. 1892,
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patrons will please leave word at orace. Advertising OolJ ected eai h Monti
Real Estate Builders Report. The Real Estate building association held its annual meeting of stockholders Saturday night for the election of directors and receiving
reports. The old board of directors
was re-elected by a unanimous vote, as follows: W. J. Allen, W. W. Wicks, Wm. X. Showers, Robert
C. Greeves, Walter Bradfute, R.
M. Weir, Henry Alexander, Benj.
Voss Anderson Johnston. The election of officers was deferred until the next meeting. The stock holders' meeting was also adjourned for ofae week to consider some new by-laws. The report of Secretary Robert C. Greeves was read
Ofcee over Collins & KarsellWmittee The receipts were as fo.
rl" ; ; T" fours :
Airs. JJrown, west ttn street, wno
has been sick for some time, is con-;i)Ues;
sidcxed no better. Her condition is pjjjjum8 rery alarming, Jut there are hopes) interest, of her recovery. (Stiatns, The new houe being erected for;Jp StQCk Osiar Strother, on south Roger Property,
Cash on hand last report, 8,090.
staset, will soon be completed and will be occupied at once. It will be a very attractive cottage.
The water yorks people have
been unable to secure hands enough, 525. 66, and the rate of interest on
153 20 3,308.25 40.50 199.75 11,:J42.4I 1.300.00 200
$57,021.08 There is $7,861.56 now on hands. The report also shows the total profits for the year to have been $7,
and Saturday telegraphed to Bed
ford for 50 men. In response about
that number of colored workmen landed here Sunday. Huntiughunr people want the proposed Indianapolis, Bloomington & Bedford railroad extended from Bedford to that town and thence to Evansville. It is reasonable to suppose that if the road is ever built it will not be satisfied to &t jp at Bedford, when the Ohio river can be reached in so shoit a distance. R. H. East, the new post master.
his received his commission and
has telegraphed for an inspector., who is expected to be here in a few
days, as it is necessary to get the
sanction of such an officer before an ( ffice can change locations. Mr. East expect his furniture within n week and thinks he will get possesion of the office by the 15tb.
The Bedford Fair and Trotting
Association offer, and guarantee,
the investment was 13 per cent. There are 4,472 shares, of which 1348 are borrowed; there are 259 borrowers and 275 non-borrowers.
A Horrible Wreck.
There was a terrible railroad wreck on the Big Four at Lafayette early Sunday morning, t?.s a result of which ten men are now dead and many more injured. The accident was caused by the failure of the uir brakes to work. The engineer undoubtedly discovered this before reaching the cut beyond the Wabash river, as vigorous whistles of the engine for brakes could be heard when the train was a mile west of
the city. The engineer's desperate
elforts to stop the train was shown
by the amount of sand thrown by
him on the bridge over which the train came just before the fatal crash. The engine dashed from the bridge at a speed not less than
Indiana University. By a Special Reporter. Lust lecture of the course Thursday night. t-A move is on foot now for the senior :lass to attend the world's, fair in a body, some time before commencement. John Ward, who left severa days ago for his home at Monticel lo, on account of the sickness o; his pavents, has returned. W. F. Patten, of the senio:: class, has received notice from th exposition that he has been appointed a Columbian guard. This is the fourth 1. U. student that has secured a position at the fair. The next game of base ball will be on the college campus Wednesday afternoon between the Hanover and the I. U. team. It promises
to be one of the most exciting cor -tests of the vear and there will m -
doubted ly be a large attendance. Game cailed at 2:30. i The senior class of the law department has selected the Hoiu Charles Fairbanks to give the annual oration. Mr. Fairbanks is one of the leading corporation lawyevs of Indianapolis, an excellent speaker, and will give an address worthy the occasion, lie has wrkten a let
ter accepting the invitation.
An Indian Outbreak is a dreadful things undoubtedly caused by the irritating effects of dirt. Outbreaks, and crime generally, are uever possible among people who are addicted to the use of
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AMERICAN FAMILY
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More Work of Thieves Last Night.
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Thieves got in their work again Saturday night. The grocery firm of Ulakeley & Dodds were t lie victims this time. It is the second robberv in that - store within a few mortlis This time thev entered a rear window
. ,i i i 1 1 l-i- : uu.4 i; iuvuu milt i i"wn iu van yet the senior class or tne literary ! , . , ,n, , V 3 . . y . , awav their boot v. the lower &ash depsrtment has not sccared an ora- ; . ; . j of the west window farthest north ' m, M. it j . i and facing the railroad, was taken The Misses Hemlrrx enter- " . ,
tain-xl the Phi Delta Theta bo 's last night at their elegant home ( n north Walnut street. They we :e assisted by Misses Grace McPhecters, Bird lloseberry, Nellie Mitc iell and Wynona Smith. The occasion was in honor of the victory of W, D. Crow in the election jf an editor of the Indiana Studert. The company was invited at 8 o'clock, and everything was in rea.liness and waiting for the boys, who were agreeably surprised in seeing the! house so beautifully decorated and in such an elaborate manner, the colors of the fraternity being
a special feature. Tiae evening wes spent in conversation ai id garnet?, and excellent refreshments were served, consisting of pine appi?, ices and many other article including a delicious punch. The e cut was a success in every respect and highly appreciated by ti e Phis. Announcement has been made of an Inter-Collegiate debate between the Indiana and the De Pauw Ud -vorsitv. The debate will be condfaeteel under the direction of a conference committee from the facilities of the two institutions, and wi. l be held in Indianapolis during t'.ie fall term, 183. Tliree debaters vill appear from each University, with speeches limited to fifteen minutes each, The question for debat 3 i:, "Does the social aad political situation demand the rise into power of a national political party other than the Republican or the Democratic.'' The Indiana University will affirm and DePauw will deny, Rules governing the debate will be announced in season. The three; representatives from 1. U. will be ehpsen by a preliminary contest tc. I3 held under the direction of the committee of the faculty. A public debate will be held in which both sides will be vigorously con tested- All undergraduate btudcuts, except members of the present Senior class, who desire .to enter the contest, are requested to indicate the fact by May 12th to one of the members of the committee, which consists of Drs. Woodburn, Rryan and Commons.
Owing to Rev. S. R. Lvons being indisposed, union temperance
An entrance thus secured, it was easy enough to remove the bar that fastens the west door on the inside, and then remove as ninny gjods as their demands required. In as much as the room is uod for storing all kinds of groceries, it is impossible to estimate the exact loss, but Mr. Blake. y thinks it will not be below ou hundred dollars. Meats, both bacon and hams. Hour, coffee, a box o:: plug tobacco, canned goods, and a number of other articles have been taken, and it is evident from tne weight and bulk of the goods that a wagon was close at hitnd. Mr. Blakely has a very
strong suspicion as to the thieves, and the comm. mity will hope that arrests will follow, as evidently it is the same gang that has been operating about town so freely for the past two months. It will be recalled that a few months ago the store was entered in about the same way and a small amount of goods stolen. Gooci advice to our citizens is to bar the doors and windows until a few slick citizens arc landed in the penitentiary. Miss Libbie Fullertou, of this city, has resignod her position as assistant principal of the Ellettsville hio-h school. She has held this position for two years and gave universal satisfaction. J. C. Robinson, the west side Grocer, invites the public to call and carefully examine tbe Urge stock of glass and QUKKNcwARK that hasjutt been received. The vriees are vm v low :uri h gooiU aw h4 1 v him ;
"MARSHALL T."
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NOTORIAL WORK. ESTOFFICE: Ovrr Hall Bros. Store WVst Side Square Vandalia Line.
It is T hi lnvrt and hVort route Irom iudiHuapvljs t St Louis and point5 in MisKomi, Kansas. rIVii, Colorado, California, the UVst and southwest. It attords ruagnif cnt tiain seivice and superior tacihties for the transportation of pansengeis. The physical condition of its proper is fully up to tin-standard, making a journey over this rout highly enjoyable. Prompt and Mire connections are made with Western lines at St. Louis and other junction points. Trains for the West leave Indianapolis at 8:10 a. m , 10:45 a. rn., 12:10 p. m., and 1 1 :00 p. ro. Arrive att. Louis 5:13 p. mM 5:30 p. m., T'.'iO p. m. and 7:00 a. m.,, respectively. In considering the many advantages offered by this popular route you jpili find it materially to your advantage to ask for, and see that you get ticket mi ver the Vaodaha Li ne. Rate a re al ways a low as by less important routes. Baggage checked through.. For detailed information regarding rates, iim of tiais, etc., address, W. F. Brunner, District Pis-H.-nger Agent, Indianapolis, Ind. ""- "mm rrrmr-n rrr 1 1 1 mi rm m NOTICE OF A ! ) M J N ISTBAT10N Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of t he ircuit Court of Monroe C u u t y , ' State of Indiana, adrniniMr uor of the estate of John J. R ger late of Monroe County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be s lvent. Dak w ix M. Rogers, April J2. 1893 Administrator. ii. A L--, Att.v.
Fans Bros., the druggists, detiirt us to publish the following Umti mouy as they handle the remedy and believe it to be reliable. I bonght a r0 cent bottle of Ciuun berlain'g Pain Balm and applied it to my limbs, which have been afflict ed with rheumatism at intervals fw ne year. At the time i bought die Pain Balm I was unable to walk. I can truthfully say that Pain BfiJm has completely cared me. R. EL Farr, Holywood, Kan. Mr. A. B. Cox, the leading druggist at Holywood vouches for the truth of the above statement. In almost every neighborhood throughout the wvst there is some or more persons whose Jives hjive been saved by Chamberlain's Coac, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or who have been cured of chronic diarrhoea by it. Such person t.ke especial pleasure in recomnir ndiag the remedv io others. The praiselhat follows its introduction and use makes it very popular. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Farm Bros. Druggist, Some of the Grud Army boys ina be in ere? ted in the foliowinor
0 from Alexander B. Pup,-, A. D. Q.9 Commander L'ep't. TeMi. and Ga. He .says: ,fcVe have had an epidemic of whooping cout'h here (Stew&rt, Tenn. ) and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been the only medicine that has done any good." There it no danger from whooping cough when this remedy i fn ely given. It completely eon1 rot thi- disease. 25 and 50 eent bot ie for sile by Farris Brs. .
WM, B. BURFORD,
Stationer and Printer. All Kinds of Stationery Work,ln vitations, Pamphlets, Large Posters, Book Printing Ingravingto Order. end for Prices and Specimens of Work. W. B. Burford, Indianapolis, Ind.
Geo. Champe, Jr SURVEYOR. BLOOMINGTON. - - - INDIANA
Cor. Kirkwood Ave. and Rogers St.,
SURVEYS MADE,-
PLATS EXEC UTED
CLEAR CHEEK STOCK FARM. The Clear Crock stock farm has
three well breud St il Hons. Charm is a Zashaw. Criptaoram is a Hambletonion. Silver Count is a Wilkes and thorough breed, Fees from U to $15. J. G. Davis, Owner J. A. Gili aspv, Manager. wanuaannHaBBHM
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.SADDLES AND HARNESS Gcod Wool Fac-- Collars on hands also
C URE ; HAMES & O AHINS.
Whips, Fine line of Lap Buster.
A Now and Complete Treatment, consisting of SUPPOSITORIES, Capsuius of Ointment nnrt two IBoxfls of Ointment. A never-fniHniy Cure for Piles of every nature anJ depree. It makes nn operation w ith the knife or injections of carboilo acM, which ure painful and pelilcrn a pt-rninuent cure, and often resultiiig in death, unnoceaiiiiry. Why endure this terrible disnase? We guarantee, 6 boxes to cure any case. You. only pay for benefits received. $1 a boi, fl for $5. Sent by mall. Guiirantees issued by our aontH. CONSTIPATION by .bpanff V:ver Pellets the great I.IVEB and STOM ACH HKO rJLATO:S and BLOOD PUKIFIEK. Small, mild an i p!eac.nt to take, especially adapted for children's iue. 00 .Dosea '25 cents. GUARANTEE3 issued ouly by Fan lrcs.
!Hf-!(-SV CUSHIONS a.vd FINE j AND FINE LADIES 1 !
SADDLED. EVERYTHING FIRST GLASS.
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Presbyterian church Sunday ! w;ts by DimntMia- 1
i k liiii " Hfi'sr; Hi bv J mi t m rt 1 Wild A r. mishl. An excellent address was )am ' r Bljl;.k.k!lvk W:IS u,ihl h(iflv
given bv Iter. L. T. VanCleave, of
the Kirkwood Avenue Christian
' sixtv miles an hour, crashing into !.hnr.K Sn whiih lw Jl.nwl
M o00 to be raced for July 4lu and the d t huU(Vm caiTvinr off n I Ut4toni6h; COst of tho dnnk hu,,it 5th. Excursions rate will be aiv. the an(ln,lin ,h(!(U J antUhe little return W WC10 ranged on all roads touclungr thoThe enine) when lt efL lhe track, ' the necessity, and without such ail town, and tu that amount of foUowed by u baggage car, twe ' but little eould Ihj done to overmoney hung up, and the number; , and.an express WM. and tUrow th(; evil 1 h!fh tTlTZlof S Pi,ed in nC 11 1 Mrs. Sallie Skirvin ha, .old her ed. the lioy? feci certain of giving f , mi)irto wimi ' u , , , 7 . . . the public two davs' BDort My toM nd compiao Mieel house and lot ou .outh Washington equal to that of their "last fall's! Uncle Tom's Cabin Thursday street to Ira Jatman. Conaidenftteeting. 'aight at the opera house. tion, 800.
KECOKD .S:f I- I Siml by ili-j. hcrwtHKi: llv hy Ur.-n Muimtain lilnck-hawk: lie by Shcnn.ni lil.ick-hiiwk: lie bv Hill's IJ'ack-ha wk, w he was by Hnrui;m 1 r zrt : lit by tinuMip.al or,I:aiimi Morgan, by 'Vvur Ih'iti:n, bv Mtr -Ion's 1 in m mm on s 'i'ca f".i'r.
ill i t 4 7f u InuMti'tcd; lit bv the IWbi'Ml'Ml 0K'iM advices were held only at the Lnit- r' 'KllJflish .)uM!11,. .Mm..,;ui-S
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Wild Air: (i-und dam Doll by Wild Air. Tin dam of SlnM inan Morgan was hn)ii'tt'd. Sin riiiiiu lilackliawks dam vvas a Mcsscnur Loiiidas, and M iminder
LtbiMlam of (inrn Mountain l.lack-hawk
was ol by (iillord a Morgan; lb' by I'mbank, Abo war tin original or .lusiimMorgan: t Irandam by SlnriMan Morgan Tlx1 (tain of "Marshall T." was si ml by Hake Miranda, Hby Lexington. Marshall T." will niakctln' season of 'M iX HK)ominrton, and will b Iim to mures ai $lo to insun J i vinr cult. I Vrmm mnm: Willi niarrs will be held liable for ibe jtCHhtni. ('are "will beiaken to prevent accidents, but will not be respon sibiefor auy Xhat mav occur U. p. ltBKVE
Prepares young and middle atred iner and womer. for the practical duties of lift rOMMKRClAI. DKVA HTMKNT; Km braces Hook-keejiinir. Penmanship. Commercial Arithmetic. ointncrcial Law Sp'l 1 i uir. Correspondenrt lius. Practice. SHOKTIIANn ATn'I) TVI KWIMTINO IK1T. Kmbrances Shorthand a i:d Typewrit inc. Penmanship, Correspi'iaienc and Spellinir. TUITION LOW: l;oAKI) ('HKAP: GRADUATION SCi. ( KSSFUL. Arid res The Now Albany Hnsiness Colhre. New College Journal free. Nrw Albany, Ind. N. H. Fall term opens Sept. 5th, 02.
C. C. TIT R NE B,
am iWMs i nwMT,qfanawininM tarn mm Sucb fll neat
Makes an evsry-day convenience of an oldtime luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pics. Avoid Imitations and insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y.
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ibe le idiii! l.t.de;vikfrs and Furm (ore lertli-r- V kvep all kinds of vlotmtio tor i-niierals. and sell them ior une-hdlt iU? price of other clothnig. We ii.'ive tbp largest stock rr brosr'!i to-r his place and aad sil you ood rhf.-i per than any one t have a large assortment of ( i amber Suits, Parlor Suite, Loan-ot-, Sidenoarus, Dressers, Baby W- ( avpet-sweeers. Reed and H Allan Chairs, fcc. Pianos and Organs ket in Mock, and sold OR moMthly payments. We have the lloitnebold Sewing Machine the best machine made. Come and see us; north aide of Square, in Wald ro.i's block, IJloomintoK, ind.
W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE cenAen.
And other specialties foi1 Gentlemen, Ladies Boyt afll Aliases ure the Best in the WorlJ. See de.icrlptlve adTettlfla ment which will apper Ut this paper. Take no Substitute but Insist on having W. I, lOt CiLAS MUOESwitii flame and prKe ttunpeC m bottom field by
Dr.Ricc Iloltzmau has purchased the library and iniruiuents of thj UiUt Dr. MeljauhlaR, uf Harrodsbar. Dr.Holt7.maa thinks he will locate at Siftithville.