Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 August 1893 — Page 4

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THlT : DAILY ; TELEPHONE. Published at 3:30 P. M. Every Day. (Except Sunday) (Entered at tfae P. O., Woomington, Ind. as i otase matter, March 22. 1892, SUBSCRIPTION: One year - 8.00 Six months 150 One month . . 25 -One week 6 Delivered by carrier to any part : the ouy at above rates. If paper is irregular ourons will please leave word at office. A. i vertl.Mn? Co) erted ea'h Month

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Another Costly Visit! Hard Fight With the Flames . THE 1JNSUKANCE AND LOSS.

Office over Collins A Kartell's.

James Campbell and wife, of Nashville, Tenn.,are visiting Frank Tourner and wife, east 3rd street, on their return borne from a ten days' visit at the fair. The child of Mr. and Mrs. Guest, west 6th street, died this morning. After an illness of a few days. Mrs. Guest had lust recovered from a serious? spell of sickness when the diild was taken ill. 4 It is the intention of the city

council to nave an ex pen in iwoon,ington next Tuesday to examine the water works and judge the test The council intend to try and make everything satisfactory oti. the city's part. A Mrs. Henry Crumb, west 6th street, died Wednesday evening at S o'clock. She has been sick for some time with consumption, and lias hcen at the point of death for almost a week. She was buried at Clear Creek. Frank Gentry is home on a few days- visit The show is now in New Jersey ? and playin? the summei resorts Mr. Gcptry states that the close times are felt much more in the east than here, and that the sea shore hotels, usually crowded, are almost deserted. Prof. James H. Henry, late can-

mams

Th water works are virtually

completed, and the test is to be

made next Tuesday.

The franchise required that the plant be completed by Aug. Island notwithstanding all the troubles anil perplexities, Mr, Erlund, who now has the matter in charge, was

able to announce to the council last i night that the company had comThe noon hour on Wednesday phod wkh that part of the contract,

orougnt a serious nre. it r d t in th

Two cottages, the property of

Mrs, Kyors, were completely destroyed and it was by the strongest efforts that the flames were kept from spreading. The houses were

occupied by Silas Durnel and Wesley Crain, and were located side by side on the north end of Washington street The house occupied by Durnel, on the north corner, is where the lire originated. The family was eating dinner at the time, and noticed smoke in the adjoining room used for a summer -itclien. Before the could realize the situation the house w:is in dames. Everything was 1ol hut a few small articles. A wind was blowing from the east, and it was only a few minutes

until the house to the south occupied by Wesley Crain was on tire, also the small Darn on the General Hunter lots, to the north. The barn was soon destroyed and but little of the Crain house was saved. When the three buildings were burning the sparks were driven in every direction, and it was by the most careful watching that the

houses occupied by P. K. Buskirk and the one just vacated by R. A. Yansickle were kept from being fired. A number of out-buildings were saved with difficulty. It was necessary for the steamer to set oa Washington, down by 7th street, requiring considerable time to' get water to the tire. The two houses destroyed were the property of Mrs. Kyors, north

and was ready for the time to be set to make the test. In the meantime he gave assurance that the streets would be put in the same condition in whkdi they were found. As stated above, the test will be

made next Tuesday morning. The ordinance under which the plant was constructed provides that the test shall be to throw five streams of water simultaneously, each to be 100 feet high, and to be from such points in the city as the council may select. During the week the company will test the mains to their own satisfaction and make such repairs as they tind necessary. An Oriental League has been organized in Pdoomington with a charter membership of tfO. it is a secret, socal and benevolent order, the insurance beine a special feature. The lirst meeting was held in

the Red Men's hall, but soon a lodge room will be rented and

meetings will be held every two weeing. The League is So. 17 in Indiana, and the officers are as follows: E. T. Treadway, 'Conservator; J. H. Kirby, Legate; Wm.B. Smith, Counselor; Frank Romizer, Secretary; C. J. Axtell, Treasurer; Jeff Robinson, Captain of the Council; Bert McGee, Elder. The remains of Mrs. Jackson Dowden ariiv.ed from Indianapolis, Wednesday, and were taken to the home south of town for burial. Mrs. Dowden's health had been failing for gome time, making it necessary for her to be taken to the

asylum, where death occurred, j of the water.

Mrs. Dowden was a woman held in

s iiiH':t..r in mlmr to the sex. That rinil iWlimr liflm-i... , ivfcnin Inn a mit I - t.J , uwmUr Asn&.

u raMtt' nam in tni t uck. d ruemnff down. l!iL jx-Iip lnt flnwii..w : n i . . i i

! ha Ml, , ,1 ri. Kin , th, urn of heu-1 sleepless i.iith s anil i.tlr ! ' d".TW V ?m: r ! CnJTO

u (hi, to w.akiH. no-iiivHv and nenmirentlv ,ur,(l Mr nwili...) .We I meaning en tactics Ixood. WOOll

ay w ith "I'M'iii 1 1 ,ittiii,nt iuu,h dreaded by tin nntioritv of Indies ;lh! dresses colored without rinninff.

TH GREAT IKMAN DOCTOR WILL HE AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL BLOOXINGTOX THl'tttillAY, AUG. 'd, 'm, AKD EVEY FCUJt WEEKS TtH E.K K AFTiili.

.Prepared lo H,al tne Kick. MAX-A WA treats with uncuall gueee&s all Chron k or Nrii4 liMf;pi. He Kju riHlly asks tlt"M-vio have been treatcl with strong, 4i- oim ilrues to viir him

ami recivi- sxu-h treatment as hhmh-g iBtcmlvl houh- la upctl for riio roUi in v wvv of -.R-kno.-s. By th, proper u, ot'iN.ot. BnrkP, Horbs and Plants more eau. can he emeil and more re liel iveH than by any other niMhod.

IMPORTAN'I 'MU.aI'1 l)r, Man-o-Wu has discovered the greatest

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which are perlVv'Lv useless.

TO 'J'HE MKN'.- A permanent cur, i ottered to the youn and midd!, n,d id men whoa., -ulV,rin with weak back, hs of strength or vitality, desponddency, night 1o-m lost manhood, specks before the eyes dizziness, palpitation of the hoar: . fullness in the h,ai resulting from secret and pernicious practices. Mop lives are wrecked by this vice than by all other causes combined. No time to lose, 1 guarantee cure iu every ease taken. PILKS, Positive and permanent, cutv of pile. 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 fm epilepsy. This disease, the most dreadful of all diseases, can be cured. THROAT AND Ll'NG 1 I S EASE S. ( .'atarrh of the nose, thro-.t and br-i-ciiial tubes; catarrhal dcaness, headache, dropping in the thr.' M. indigestion, impure blood resulting from catarrh, cured by a hhort cnurs.- of treatment. Gattarrh it neglected will produce consumption, which n hcomes in curable. All throat and lung att'ections sh ould receive promp and cthcient treatment. DROPSY ANl KIDNEVTKOrHl.K. Dropsy can be cured hv Ceg.Mable remedies, hut by no others. Bloatingof the abdoman, putts iind,r i:m -v-swelling of the hands and feet are dropsy, f taken iu time thi- ,nm ii..n icurable. RHKL'.M ATlSH. 1 ill positively cure rheumatism, no n;att,r Imu mustanding. This painlul iliseae under proper treatment can be cured ;mi th, blood thoroughly jurilied will prevent return. You don't need o rh.-inu, climate, as this result eat. be accomplished here as well as elsew'n,-,. liheemat'srH produces heart disease, which can't be cured hence it should not !, allowed to produce this result. All vho may be tioubled with uryspej sia, indigestion, b right's diseas dropsy, constipation, epilepsy, nei vousflebility, headaches, cattarrh, bronchitis cons umption, scrofula or any lorn: cf blood poison, rheumatism, asthma, cat cers or tumors, female weakness, piles, neuralgia, diseases of the eye and eai loss(d' strength and loss of manhood, are espoivilly invited to call and consult the Doctor. DR. MAN-O-WA is one of the great r i steagnostieian of diseases hi Ainericf He can locate your disease and describea patients uiJments without even a hiu to guide him in his conclusion?. Consu tation. personal and by letter, fec Treatment, including all medicines used$2 to $o per month. Address MAJN-O-WAW S. Illinois St., Indianapolis. Ind.

e and rest in money Address Danijsj. Mcf i rdt, Lei it fdbr&t Administrators and Kxecoton and those who have the ndvttrtnm for fi(itatci$ will do a special fayot fw the TKLK PHONE if ihoy will alnrsiys insist upon the arlvrrtHilur (WHICH IS REQUIRED BY LAW) to he done at litis office,, iiatos arc always rca-onahio. NOTICE TO OCK HATKON& The G rccn c n j?t I c St 1 1 Dye Works can save you money andi help your pension a I a)pe..r;inei won dcrfully by kcM'pii) unw rhdbing:clean and in the faiei colors, deftnino-, (Jolorin n puirinsr and

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Your patronage solicited,

Very Truly, Bbil Bitos. & Co.v (jreencastle, Ind. BLOOMINGTON MACHINE SHOPS!' To Steam Users and Qtherr, - We the undersigned h;ve opened a Shop sii tilted on i,he eorti 'i' of Eighth and Jefferson Mrei-ts and are prepared to do all kinds of repairs, including QUAKKY. MILL. KNUlJfE, IUCVCLK, KLECTRIOAL and oi her uuichiinry Our shop is cipiippMfi ne Tools. LATH ICS. i A X K It AN) DRILLPliLOssKS Ln ibiiur ih 10 do work refpiiriu.: t!i linesi adjustment. We cm r ;i com plete stock of BRASS GOODS, VALVES, WROUGHT'

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year. He has recently moved to that place and gone to housekeeping with his bride of a few months.

the community in v hich she lived

an I was a faithful Christian woman. The funeral was largely attended.

Walnut street, aud were insured.

didate for Superintendent of Pub- The loss will be $Sr0 with inlic Instruction on the Republican snranee' Gen. Hunters barn had

ticket, and a student of Indiana : just been repaired and the loss was the hi-best reSttra lW the PeoPIe of

Uinveriity last yeai-, has ?ecui-e.l : aix,ut $-2X0. The tire doubtless the position of superiBtemlent f j started from the .stove iu Duiual's the Warsaw schools for the Cumin; i nmmtM' Icitehpn. (i(n. Hunter hm

n insurance. In attempting to save the contents of the house. Mrs. Durnel had her hands painfully burned. They saved very little of the good. Grain's had more time and most of the household goods were carried out. Only for the tire engine, the third house of Mrs. Ryors would also have been destroyed.

Rev. Lyons has returned from his DUDLEY . eastern trip at Harvey Cedars and1 Tbj Harmony meeting house at Philadelphia. :tin l lace a.ine r ry near burning down on ihe 20 it. Mr. bare had

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The contract has been let for con-just passed with his threshing mastructiug a new. Odd Fellows bloe!" drin by a ir,c ion engine,

at Martinsville at a cost of LU0. H U suP1ea1l,,.al a 8Parkfrom Uhe engine lodged in some rotten

Nelson Fux, of Smithville, who has been spending several days at

weod en one ol the iiiis. Arthur Young seen the smoke and Miecoed in aiittiiiitfiir I ho fl i niLj Kii i n na t. A

LU-'mu5UUC' UM aimuiu IIUIUL,Mbeea oi.e minute later it v ould have

it'ebnof much better from the effects

been beyond conuulas the weather owurdiro had iU ead y beiiiin to blae .... Wm. Alexindei. in the

Several Bedford people were up edue oi G eMi couotv, nu t with a

yesterday, and some came with the intention of renting houses to oc

j copy this winter to have the ad van-

taire of the schools.

Miss Maud Vanzandt has received notice of the death of Mrn. Maggie Kalb, which tccurred July 30th at her home, in Jeddo, Pa. Mrs. Kalb will be remembered here s Maggie Lefler, the daughter of Vance Lefler. They Jived in the A J I Tl

propeny now occupieu oy uonn Bedford has an ugly case on Whisnand, north College Avenue, hunds- A few night; ago the while residents of Bloomington, Q0iden R0ler,dry goods store was and moved from here to California, j discovered to be oa lire, but bv use

John Carson, .Polk township, is of the water works the flames were

the possessor of a large rattlesnake captured under rather daring circumstances. The children were

extinguished before much damage was done. Later examination showed that the fire bad been care-

near the house, picking blackbcr- fully .started from the inside, and

riee, when they discovered the rat- ; shavings and paper saturated with tier in the briers. After calling oil, were secured. The next day their father, they took rails and ; one of the proprietors, a man by held the reptile to the ground until the name of Rothchild, was arresta box could be secured and by aid ed after careful v inquiry, aud the of sticks they secured his snake- suspicion is so strong that he tired

ship. The snake is large and is ! the building that he is now under

the possessor of 9 rattles. 5.000 bond. The block is situated

in the center of the north side of the square, and had not the fire been discovered in good time, with the strong wind that wras blowing, the entire north side would probably have been burned. It is alleged that Rothchild was seen to lea ve the store only a short time before the fire started, and it is suspicion -ed that the building was fired to get $7,000 insurance on the build ing and stock. The citizens propose t see that the matter has a thorough investigation, regardless of results.

The Indianapolis News, from day to day, is publishing carefully written historical sketches of various departments of Indiana history. That of Wednesday oevoted to the school courses and studies, and was prepared by Dr. R. G. Boone, of Indiana University, at th? request of the Bo'trd of World's Fair Managers of the State. The article occupies an entire page, and is mot complete and instructive in every detail.

William N. and James D.Show ers and families, and Mr. and Mrs.

very imt.ou. acj d ut on th 24'lby a hoi e kicking him in the fce, muhing Lia nupt and ica.ly Oirtig tiring bis Licj. At first it w. s thought he was killed, but Dr. AJunson succeeded in ffdwuif him te

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W. L, DOUG LAQ S3 SHOE Ntf Do you wear tt em ? When next In mti by (llr.7 0et in tho vvorM

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If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, mad fate tab don't say (6 to $8, tn my S3, t3Q.S4.GQflr

$5 hoe. They Ut equal to custom made and look i

ly and now thinks that, though his wear as well. Ifyou wIshtofrJonomlzelnywtftootwajT

ioiartes a e sretiing seTere, thev an- ! ao. y purchasing: W. L. Dtwgla Shoes. hMW

Fur bale by Ed. Whetsell.

The speed ring of the Bloomington fair has been completed with the exception of minor details. It cost about $1,300. The track has been constructed with great care

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! 1 . CI Ml 1 , i' . . , i 1 it" .1 ' pfivutavnpogn itto Douom. K70K TOT IS WHOfl ni W

vuuiu. oiiuwcis mu iene me ursi in-uto-ai tij jiai....Ly uck jy. I,. IUGIAS. BrcJtton, Kam. Sold trl

of next week to spend two week nn,ie' 181 a vaiuame norse lat ... i i j: Iweek bv iu over feed of threshed at the worlds hur. !oatf4 ;Birbira Fovvlt,r lias retHrn. Prof. W. W. Norman, ot Green- ""m world's lair. She was castle, is iu the citv ou a short vis-!f" e-Ve Tf of ,h b4'g ' ' ' . . Vueftlt;V Chamueia and Jcar (jreen it. He will visit hisparon!- Meze-(were the ucetful bidders on th kiah Norman and wife, Polk town-'budding of the new school house in ship, before returning. j.Suu'h Union, pricv $425, to be . jcompleted aamt ihe 5:h of Edward Ketcham has been spend-' Sepc E J. Morgan, who m'hs ing the past ten days with his rela- buried at South Union, was a m. nilives in the south part of the ooun- be of asonie fraieriiity.whiirh T a ii order conducted the funeral acccdty. It is two years since he has,m0 tn thpir ritu;1, ftJiremftniw

visited his Bloomington friends, i There was a lare crowd at his bur-

Governor Matthews, Judge A. M. Cunning, of this city,and Judge Grubbs arc announced as the speak-

to be in full conformity with regu- rs at the annual reunion of the

lation 3-ulee. has been fenced, and i old settlers at Mooresville on the!

will equal any half-mile ring in gth inst.

Indiana. Already a number of the best horse men in the state have signified that thev will be here.

ial, as he was an old and wt 11 known citizen, being about 7 5 yeais old. He was born and raised on ihe farm where he died.... Mrs. T. I Bi ler is a;ain prostrated w iih iheumt 'mii with whi- h the suffe 8 t irreat dea'.

Ed. McGee and family have returned to Bloomington and will remain a month or more. Mr. McGee slates that notwithstanding the world's fair, business is as dull in Chicago as t Uo where, and that hun)redt of hoi el companies are not making cxjnH. He says that if people will about they can find uood j'iMh f r the accommodation uf.vo a. fiom 3.50 to ?5 per week.

or

Secret irv Pn. t-t' i-u.-ini

health, is having smitj irouuio with some of the Smith v; lie citizens. A short time ago he visited the place. He found it generally in a good condition, but ordered some changes, sucb m moving tilth, &c. Some have complied with the request and otters have not. This will require a short process of law-before any thin more can be accomplished. Dr. Potts is i xerting all efforts possible to keep the towns and villages in gd condition.

Miss Mable Dunn remembered the lire department l:st night by presenting the members with an excellent chocolate cake. It was given as an appreciation of the services rendered during the tire that threatenol to destroy the Dunn bkxk. The company presented a sample of the cake to the member? of the council and gave a voie of thank.

Silas Durnall, who was burned out yesterday, had $9 in silver in the house which went through the Humes. He afterwards found three of the pieces. One of them was burned until it almost rolled up, while the other two were good. A subscription was being taken up vesterdav evening for him as he lost almost everything. Alex liob-i-iou has charge of the paper. Prof. E. J. Eastham was up from Bedford yesterday. He is doing well, and his son Duff, who was a Telephone carrier, is now agent for the Indianapolis News at that point. He was one of ten to get a roundinp ticket to the world's fair for good work. The Evamsville Standard ways: fckIf the farmers were as smart n the silver mine owners, they would be trying in the present emergency to force the government to give them one dollar for every fifty-six cents worth of wheat ihev have to 'II.M

rr, r . l.i Mrs. Spicel'y, west 6th street, lef t the Addyston pipe and steel 1 im i r t -day for Kmghtstown, on a buicompany hied a lieu this morning . n on the water works company to the ne&s llK

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amount of 88,-68.37. This amount is for mains which have been put in

the ground.

George Adkinson and Howard Maxwell expect to visit Chicago

: t his month.

Bloomington is soon to have an-j Another marriage is reported other first cla.s citizen in the per-S0(?,K . The expectant lives in an 4.- tt t? rvn 1 mi adjoining county, son 01 II. b. Dillman, who will J J ... soon move herefnm his farm near Mrs. Peak, of New Aibany,is reClear Creek, lie is now in search ported, quite sick at the home of of a suitable house. her sister, Mrs. Bundy.

Miss Lou, the daughter of Capt.

heve

I'al persons in Bloomington

N. E. Mathers, is spending the are said to have received White

summer in Chicago with Mrs.CobbJCap notices last week.

her aunt, who has gone there from

A. L Martin left this morning

for Indianapolis, in connection with

Vinccnne& to remain uutil October.

It is an excellent oppori unit v w see the Indiana Oil tank line.

t ho fair in all its details and Lou i improving it.

The Banner store is undergoing some repairing which will add to

The Bloomington mills bought the good looks of the store. Anew ;ood wheat yesterday at 40 cents a floor is being laid over tho entire bushel. One of the millers states room that he has au offer of 10,000 budi-j Dr. and Mrs. Swain 4 re now ocels, delivered, at 45 cents for No. 2 spying the new Atwater houso t n red. The fact ia, just at this time Kil kL Tl" 'milding it there is no market, ami the farmer not Vet P1 b ommnrh fias who can hold onto his grain should hn tiniahed for it ty bo used as a not think of selling. home.

DESn ths: l '20 v'.rs i was trouiried rltfl hoiirt cHhtra."i 1 il'l irequently hJ fkUlBg? tiehs un : !;! id'ingiit nikht. H& to sit up or gVt ut ot' t -rd vo breathe. Had psln Ui my left eido a: id back ruoftof tboUme; at last !i frecamtt dropi al. ! vas very nervous and netfty worn uut 'i he least etcatesnarLt would came mo to THOUS AN DS with fluttering. For the lnst fifteen jtwu I culd. not sleep on my leftside or back untilbepui i akin our JVtr orf Cur. 1 had not taken It very long until I felt much better, and I can now aleep on either side or back without the least, discomfort I have no pain, Bmorl.oring, dropsy no wind on stomach or other disagreeable symptoms, I ant able to do all my own housework witlout any troublo and oonsidr myself cured. Klkbart, Ind., l88. Mrs. EUOft HATOL It ii now four ' enrfl since I have tileo any medic ne A n i n tvlter health than I tare btm in 40 years. 1 Id lesily be- tfm. mm Ueve tiiat Ir. Mile CUHED

and m vde me a wU womim. I am now Of ?e and am abl 3 to do p, good day's W Kay 29th 1892. HmX BUUai

-1 i i i ii i mmmm Sold on a PyUiws Guaraiitcti D MILES' PILLS. 50 DoenUSCrv. Fo-t Sale by Faris Bros. NOTICE OF wDMUISTRATION Notice is hereby iveu, that the undersigned has gnen bond and been sworn by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mc-nroe County, State of Indiana, Admits nitor of

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the etatp of E!iz otl. Mofro r v S:iil el i' 1 sii . . ,.. -venf. .1 . J '

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