Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 11 July 1893 — Page 4
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Office over Collins A Karsell'e.
Alex Hawkins and wife are visiting Bedford friends.
J. W, Simmons spent Sunday with his parents at CiawfordYille. Frank Fee is doing extra work for the y$eten Union during the of Sert Gregory,
FOR RENT: A good Calagraph Type writer at the standard price per month. Call at this office. - Misses Ethel Eakiu and Tude Prcsslar were down frota Ellettsville to spend Sunday with friends Tickets will be sold by the Monon to-inormw only for $7 to Chicago and return good for ten days. Roy Rush, who has been with the Walnut Street Hotel, is now night clerk at the Putnam house, Mitchell. Dr. W. L. Bryan gave an interesting talk Sunday morning at the U. P. church on "The Eloquence of Christ" ilidsummer Sale, Wicds Bee Hive. Miss Cecelia Bogeman, who has been visiting friends at New Albany fdr several weeks, returned home Saturday. A. C.Coyle and wife, of Bedford, have been spending a few days with Mr. and Mix Charles Sears, east Sth street. Gen. Wilder, Qf Chattanooga, Tenn., is in the city on business connected with the proposed new I. B. & B. railroad. Elijah Morgan, a well known old citizen Jiving near Victor, in the southwest part of the county, is dangerously sick with dropsy. John Miller who has been attending the University, left for his home at Peru, this morning. He will not return before the holidays. Moses Kahn and family left Sunday for a two weeks' vacation. While gone thy will visit friends at Hartford City, Farmland and Cincinnati. Mrs. H. W. Hasslock, accompanied by her grandson, Gilbert Rutland Perry, jr., left yesterday for & three weeks' visit to the world's fair. Isaac Walker has completed arrangements to build a house on the lot on east 3rd street in place of the one that was destroyed by fire a few weeks ago. '
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Miss Laura Stewart, who was connected with the Bloominirton post office, is in the city on a visit. She is now in a dry goods store at Indianapolis. Mrs. CoI.JR.Fesler, of Ipdianapolis,and her daughter-in-law, Mrs, MayFeslerof Albuquerque, New Mexico, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Whitted, north Walnut street T. J. Well and Miss Mary E. Mohn, from the north part of the county, were united in marriage Saturday afternoon at the clerk's office by 'Squire Theodore Louden in the presence of a large and enthusiastic audience. W. A. Wallingfordis the first to thrah wheat in this soction, and the machine is now at work on his farm south of town. One field lias 35 acres and the indications are that the yield will be over 30 bushels to the acre. He is selling the wheat from the machine to Collins & Karsell and is getting 55 cents per bushel. Midsummer Sale, Wicks Bee Hive. Dr. E. Williams will extract
fcetb with the enly rentable
TUB GRKA.T INTO AX DOCTOR WILL BE AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL
2BLOOXIKUTOX FRIDAY, AUG. 4. 1898, AND EVERY FOUR WEEKS
TH ERE AFTER. Prepared to Heal tne sick. VAN- A-WA treats with wnequaled success all Cluon
lc or N'ervous disease?. He especially asks those who have been treated with strong, poisonous drug? to visit hi in
and rceeive such treatment as nature nkended should he used for the rdiet and cure of sickness. By the propci use of .Roots. Harks, Herbs and Hants more case can be cured and more relief jriven than I y anv other method.
IMPORTANT TO LAlUE&.r. Mnn-O-Wn lms discovered the .greatest cure known for all diseases peculiar to the sex. That tired feeling, headache
dizziness, weakness, pain in the back, d ri'pging dmvn, bnckmlie. liot Hashes, cold hands and feet, pain iy the lopot head, sleepless nights and other conditions due to weakness, positively and permanently cured. My method docs away with ''local treatment, v so much dreaded by the majority of hulks and wkieh fire perfectly useless:. TO THE MEN. A permanent cure is offered to the ynnng and middle a. d ed men who are suffering with weak back, lossof strength or vitality, despond, deney. night losses, lost manhood, specks before the eye, dizziness, palpitation of the heart, fullness in the head resulting from secret and perniciou, practices. More lives are wrecked by thivice than bv all other causes combined. No time to lost- I guarantee cure in every case taken. PILES, Positive and permanent euro of piles. No cutting, on los ol time, no ligature, no pain. Fistula and ulcers of rectum cured. EPILEPSY. Pr. Man-O-Wa has discovered the great specific remedy lot cpilepsv. This dWasc . the most dreadful of all diseases, can be cured. TliSOAT AND LI NG DISEASES. Catarrh of the nose, throat and bronchial tube: catarrh d deaness. headache, dropping in the tUrcit, Indirection.
impure blood reuliing from catarrh, cured by a short course, of treatment 1 Gattarrh it neglected w ill produce consumption, which very soon becomes in- ! t-Urabje. ; , Liirvat and lung affections sh Quid receive prompt ami eilicicot j
treahneiit- i DftOsit A N t iv . LN EY TKOU BLE. Dropsy can be eiired by vegetable lThieilles. Lut bv n otlicrs. Bloating of the abd'oman. pull's under the eyes, swelling of ihe'haud- and feet are dropsy. 11" taken in time tlm condition is i curable. t KHHIAIATISM I will positively cure rheumatism, no matter how long , standing. Thi niuiiul disease under proper treatment can be cured and the j blood thoroughly purified will prevent return. You dm't need' W change climate, as tins reside car. be accomplished here as well a elsewhe-c. Kheu- j mat?sm produces heart disease, which can't be cured hence it should not e allowed to yioducc this result. ; All who im.y be tioubled with arvspepsia, indigestion, bright'- dicas . dropsy, constipHtior, epilepsy, nervousdebiiity, headaches, cattarrh, hronclnti cons uuiptioii. crofula or any form cf biood poison, rheumatism, asthma, cat cers or tinner, female weakness, piles, neuralgia, diseases of the eye and eat, ; lossof trei.g:lt and loss of manhood, are espec'illy invited to call and consult the Doctor. " ,
DR. MAK-O-WA is one of the ereatdisteagnostician of diseases in America He -'im locate your disease and describea patients ailments without even a bin to guide hint in his conclusions. Consu tation, personal and by letter, h-e Treatment, ii.clndinjr all medicines used $2 to $5 per month. Address 1MLA.JX-0-W Al ttt S. Illinois St., Indianapol;s. Ind.
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MOVED HENRY P. TOURNEB, JEWELRY STORE, Now in the Sud bury Block. ' South College Avenue.
THE DIGNITY OZ LABORS own citizenship. I (4). In the different kind of
n.. iv i i necessary labor there is an absolute i
equaiiif. in tms great iamny ot ;
first or n series of sermon Sunday night, to the laboring men. There was a large crowd present to hear
the address, and it is pronounced by all one of the speakers vtv best effo rts. As has already been stated, there will be a series of &i
addresses demoted to workmen, and that of Sunday night on fcThe Dignitv of Labor" w the tirst. Dr. Ualsted look for his text the appropriate words, 4iArso,
therefore, and be doing, and the
Lord be with thee." He divided
his talk under dve separate heads: (1). . Labor is not a curse from
the fall. If it be so that labor was
made a curse in the declaration. 4iin
the sweat of thv face shalt thou eat
bread," then the race delivers iheli
human pursuits, one is as high as
the otheivifd as good as the other, !
and no better. The business of the j washerwoman has as much merit ; in it as that of preaching. I wish i in my soul to-night that 1 could get J things as reliably clean in my husiness, as our washer woman (lues in j hers. Tiie business of a hodcarrier i
iia as worthy as that of President
Cleveland.
(5). Toil stands related to
achinement as cause to effect. The
great characters of the world were celebrated for the amount of labor they could perform. They never retired trom their work. Moses Paul, Luther and Wesley died with the harness on. The Bible does not put up greatness in wealth or in fat offices; or in show but in xenu'ee to other. This is gospel altruism. How simple this makes every ques-
from the curse of the fall in thedo-iVon of inbltlon or precedence or
ffree that it is able to live without; ?
CALL AND sfcE HIS STOCK. OF J i WELRY AND SPECTACLES. EYEGLASSES A SPECIALTY. Henry P. Tourner. least that is his intention. It is the intention of Coon, Mr. Duncan says, if he can secure the money to pay off all just claims and complete the works at once. Mr. Erland, the other contractor, states that he is awaiting developvment.s and is willing and anxious lo hire men to complete the works at once.
Midsummer Sale, Wicks Bee Hive. Recorder Jackson ami family expect to udoM the world's fair the last of the month. Walter M.. Kcru. of Williams, spent Sunday in the city. He was in the "93 law rhns. Mortou Hall has gone to Bedford, where he will work on the new Catholic church.
work. The interpretation is unreasonable. To labor is natural. All nature is diligent. Each ani-
rnatA thnr i httv rWnMi oil it situation vv ucu vv u
tlnv The olo.,(i lin-v Th Ilon able ed tramps m the
sunshine is always at work. God
Jn his sermon yesterday Itev. M.
A. Gault said: "There is something wrong with the industrial situation when we have over a mil-
himself is engaged everywhere. If
the workmen of to-day will look about and sec what thev are doing, they will not be jealous of their fame. Will it not abide in these bridges, and highways, and aqueducts, and private palaces, and pub
lic bindings, and granite blocks
that are thrown in clusters of grea: cities; these railways,and factories, and mines, and these ships that conquer the sea ? From the diamonds, (iod has set in the sewing girPs thimble,to the heraldry of the farmer's plowshare a songof industry
goes into the sky, and the celestial hosts take it to receive the smile of the Infinite. (2). Labor is essential to the
character. Industry is a quality of
the peace of uocL Labor brings a
blessing beyond the gain there is in
it. Labor exalts the manhood and builds the life. Oar work! From
all eternity that is the question of
supremest moment. Bass of gold, paper crowns, tinselled topknot, the peacock feathers and stately trappings of our funeral, what are all these when we come to step out into the divine everlasting night of death aad face the eternal verities-
country. During the past twentyfive years, according to the most careful statistics, the wealth of the nation has increased from about twenty to sixty billion dollars. But as a rule this increase of wealth has not been shaved by wage earn -
ers. it nas een estimated mat m
one year the wages of 5.200,000
unskilled laborers was 1 ess than
$200 a year. The legislation of the
country has passed this enormous increase of wealth largely into the hands of the capitalists and tool owners, until 31,000 men own more than one half of the wealth of the nation."
From Monday's Daily. ALL QUIET ON THE PA-TOM1C!
Miss Gertie Pauley, of Ellettsville, is the guest of Miss Lilhe Corr, west 1st street.
There is a new complication in water work matters this morning, E. C. Coon & Co., who have been
!on the grounds for the past week,
left suddenly Saturday night, and gav no word in advance to the working men who had been depending upon them. They did not
!oar their bill&or in anv wav .settle
to comet Labor dueiplinet the with the laborers,-and the manner
in which they left the town gives
reason to doubt that they are going to do so. A lien on the horses and
character. Ihe attrition of the'-
work itself is of value to the spirit, in that it feeds its highest impulses, and ripens its best energies.
(3). Personal industry is cssen-
buurirv was made ?ood bv a bond.
tial to good citizenship. We arcjaml shortjy after 10 0dock Cooa all the rich heirs of the generations, , t . , ft i n,l rp i-Pannnaihlf. fi,nnniFul10tl hlS bXSSY d korfiC and
smd nornetnatino- the inf ifntinnaitarte;t north, since which time
i i left us, and by personal diligence we must add to them ami leave the world better. A noj-producer is a
side to the humblest toil w h i c'hamon- "that Coon will not re-
give it dignity, and gives thejtnrn ,ut Mr.luncan his attorney workman a chance to stamp it with states, that Uotm will m back,orat
nothing has oen heard from him. He wa6 careful that no one knew of his departure. There i a belief
Will Ediuondson was over from Spencer, Sunday. He is connected with a restaurant, at that p;aeo. William A. Hazel is down near Cincinnati. Green count v, doinr machine work for Campbell & Davis, Win. Mooney, jiead tinner for Campbell & Davis, is home from a pleasant vacation at Jetfersonville and other points. Freemont Miller, of the cLss of '95 of the University, from Brown county, is studying in the law office of H. A. Lec. Prof, and Mrs. Atwater left Saturday, and from there they will visit different parts o the State during the present week. Tilly Young, son of Mrs. E. M.
Young, southeast of the city, is now connected with the United States postal service in Santrancisco. J. W. Wingert has commenced the ereetiou of his new home on south Walnut street. It is to be a cottage and modern in every respect. The Real Estate building association will pay off its original on first series of stek within the next three months, which will require about $iG,0Uo in cash. ( 1 While working with a mowing machine one day last week, Jacob Patton, east of town, had the first finger on his right hand cut off by one of the knive. Mrs. Frazer, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. James Howe and other relative?, has gone to Illinois where she will make a sdiort visit and then return Imuie.
Mrs. Leigh, eait 1st street, is visiting relatives in Lawrence county.
Mrs. Caroline Coffin, Mr. Gibson and Mr. ami Mrs. Charles T. Robertson have gone to Indianapolis to attend the funeral of Mrs. C. E. Coffin to-morrow.
Levi Wright has bought about 13 acre from Daniel (nog, south-
west of the city. The price paid was Jp450. and it is the intention of Wright to build a home at once.
Prof. Charles Harris and family are guests of John' MeCalla. north Walnut street, and will remain during the summer. Prof. Harrisgoes to Adelbert College, near Cleveland, Ohio, in September, where ho -will bo a member of the
faculty. 'Midsummer Sale. Wicks Bee Hive.
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AUlke Ruck J Now comes the Plaintff bv W. II. to Iiant, her attorney and tiles lu-r cuniilaiiit litreiii, together with an atHdavit thai said defendants John Kock and Adaline Kock are not residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said DefeDdantH that unless they be and appear on the first day f the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be ho!den on ihe Second Monday ot October, A. K 1893, at the Court House in B - Miu!ni2ton,ni said County ;uid State ui.l answer or demur t aid in plaint, l ii same will be hetrd antl tielerimut-) in their absence. VVitntss my name and -( ska r, Pea' sa, Court, r- artixed at JiioomiuLrton, this 4th day of June A. DM 1893 John V. ( bay ens Clerk of M. C.
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