Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 August 1893 — Page 4

JabUAed Friday, with Tuesday Extra.

KDITOB AVJ PBOPBUTOB, W. . BRADFUTE.

One Tear, 1 SO Six Months, .75 Three Months, .40

THtf : DAILY : TELEPHONE. Published at 3:30 P. M. Every Day. (Except Sunday) (Entered at the P. O., Rloomingtoc, Ind. o aa fod class matter, March 22. 1893, SUBSCRIPTION: On- year I 3.00 gtx momhs , 1-50 One month 25 One week 6

Delivered by carrier to any part jt the city at above rates. If paper is irrul w o-urons will please leave word at office. h. ivertiing Collected each Montii

Office over Collins & Kartell's.

It is the intention of the Kahn clothing house to have the services of Ott Anderson by September 1st. Ott intends coming to Bloomington to remain. Miss Alice Cauley, a niece of Rev. AVm. Telfer, has returned to her home at Springfield, Ills., after spending several months with Mr. Telfer and family. The saloon of Ed Johns was

Discussed by G-ault.

Rev

The Cause 01 v ; Woes,

Many

INTERESTING UNION MEETING.

The W. C. T. U. services Sunday

night were largely attended. They were held at the Walnut Street Presbytemn church, Revs. Lyons, Clevenger and Halstcad assisted, and the sermon was given by Rev. M. A. Gault, of the Reformed Presbyterian church. He took his text from Isaah 10, 12. He said it was God's warning against unjust and oppressive legislation, and applied to the license of the liquor traffic more than to any other evil, for all other evils sunk into iutignilicancc when compared with the liquor traffic. Where lawless violence is killing its tens, the

rum curse is killing its thousands.

dosed Saturday night, for selling j Wheve cmTupt rins nn(l monopo-

without license. The commissioners granted Ed license, but they wetc not taken out. Alex. Robinson and other Bloomington earpeaters are busy at Bedford building a handsome home for Walter Robertson. The cost of the houso will be about $1,600. Kirk Miers was over from Spencer Sunday. He has five horses with him at the Spencer grounds, three trotters and two pacers. The Spencer fair begins the 15th. Next Sunday will be song service at the Coll ege Avenue Methodist church, and Prof. J. P. Naylor, of Greencastle, is to be down and assist in the singing. i Fred Fess brings to the Telephone office a sample of home grown peaches that would be a credit to any climate, and give evi

dence of what horticultural idea bring about County Commissioner John Sherlock has so much improved that he is again able to be alout. Saturday he made an inspection of the west south pike. He will soon bp as well as usual.

Rev;IT. VanCleave, of the Kirk wood Avenue Christian church, has been given a two weeks' vacation by his congregation and will leave next week to spend most of the time at Bethany Park. By order of the superintendent of the Monon, the two stone trains have been discontinued for the present Oiae rim from Bedford Bloomington and the other from Bloomington to Gosport Want of work was the trouble. Col. W. M. Alexander and Mrs. Fannie Young and Miss Belle has gone to the world's fair to remain a week or ten days. Mrs. Young and daughter have lieen visiting here for the past month an. I will go from Chicago to their home in Kansas.

The speed ring of the Big Bloomington Fair association has been completed at a cost of about II,300, and better still, it has all been paid for. The assessments generally have all been paid up four in all, and no more will be made until some time in September. It is quite probable that an ampatheater will ie built just before the fair. A xAd attempt at house breaking occured Saturday night on ea&t 4th troet Mrs. Harry Imes was the onl y occupmt of her home, and she has -bom sKr! for some time. Her iiu-iinud i- always late coming lYom i;e iai her shop on Sutiu day nigh(, and on that night he came home finding his wife much worse on account of the scare. She had company with her until about bieven, and immediately after they left, some one attempted to raise the front window. In this they failed and went to the back window and commenced cm tins: the screen. Mrs. lines, by screaming scared the would be house breakers away, and no further attempt w is made.

lies are wasting the people's money

hy millions, the rum traffic is wasting it by hundreds of millions, Down at the bottom of nearly all of our social disorder, unrest, political corrupt Jon, depression in business, stagnation in trade, suffering in homes, anarchy and the like, lies the liquor traffic. Its legalisation is one of the unrighteous decrees against the framers of which God in the text pronounces a woe. The State might almost as well license the violation of every precept of the deoalogue, because this traffic is at the bottom of eight-tenths of all crime in the land. The greatest injustice of the license S3rstem is to wrong the poor. In the language of the text, it "turns aside the needy from judgement, and takes away the right from the poor of my people.' It is the most grinding and dangerous monopoly. It saddles the heaviest hardens upon the poor. 1 know of town in tl e west where "the license money from the saloons and tines imposed for drunkenness pays the entire school tax. This exempts the property owners from this burden, and imposes it all upon the victims of drink. Who are the men who patronize your seven Bloomington saloons i Where does the money come from that goes over their counters; Does it come out of the salaries of the ministers? Is it from the professors in your State University? Are the bankers and prosperous business men of Bloomingon the patrons of the saloons i Watch the men who go in and out of those saloons and you will find

them to be your poor day laborers. It has been carefully estimated that out of their hard earned wages $540,000,000 are paid annually over saloon counters in this island. This takes food from their tables, carpets from their floors, pictures from their' walls. It tills their

homes with wretchedness and des-

RE AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL BLOOMNulOX 1HLR8DA V AUG. 31, 18W, AND EVEXT FCUJl THEBK8 TUERBAFTEB.

Prepared to Heal tne vk. MAX-A-WA treats with uiifqmileil Mioees all Chuon ie or Nervous Uises. He especially asks those who have been treated with strong, poisonous drugs to visit him

and receive such treatment as nature intcmlvd should be used for the relief and cure of .sickness. By the propei use of Roots, Bark. Herb and Plants more C&se can bo cured ami more relief jjiveii than by rmv tili?r ut iht.d.

i ,;ir vjx i Art j i w j, jmjv. J M Ml) -W il Ml? GVi'lCi! till' greatest cure known for all diseases peculiar to the sx. Tht liml iVHin lieadfiHie dizineHP. wcakm-s j ain in the hack. A ragpi u ,h v n. I ; H a he, tiahes cold hands and ferf. j-j.iu iv the input head, jdeeph-v i-u-l mil Hl.er con' ditions due to wi:tkue. poifivclv and perniatMMjt Iv cn.eif. Mv method does away with '-local treatment." so much dreaded hy the iiiiij.ritv'uf ladies and which are perfectly useless. TO THE MK.V. A permanent cure is offered to the oung and middle ajytnl ed men who an mi fieri nr with weak back, lossof streuntn or vitality, despondderiey. night losses Ut manhood, specks before the eve dizziness, palpitation of the heart, fiilhics in ihe head requiting from Vn,t ami pernicious practices. More live are wrecked by this vice than by all other causes combined. No lime to Io.m 1 guarantee cure in every case taken. PILES. Positive ami permanent cure of pile's. No cutting, on lossof time, no ligature, no pain. Fistula and ulcers of rectum cured. EPILEPSY. lr. Mau-O-Wa has discovered the great speciiie remedv lot epilepsy. This disease, the most dreadful of all diseases, can be cured, THROAT AND LPNG DISEASES, tVarrh of the nose, throat and bronchial tubes; catarrhal deanes, headache, dropping in the thrcit, indigestion, impure blood resulting from catarrh, cured by u short course of treatment. Gattarrh if" neglected will produce consumption, which very goon becomes incurable. All throat and lung ahectious sh ould receive prompt and efficient treatment. DROPSY AXh ivvDNEVTUOL' BLE. Dropsy can be cured by vegetable remedies, hut hy no other. Moating 0f the obdoman, puffs under the eyes, swelling of ihe hand- and feet are dropsy. If taken in time thi.? condition is cuiable. HHKl' M ATIS.M. J will positively cure rheumatism, no matter how long standing. 'Md pauilnl disease under'proper treatment can he cured and the blood thoroughly pmirh'd will jnevent return. You don't need vo change climate, a3 tins icsidt cai. lie acci.mplishe 1 here as well as elsewhere. Rheumatism produces lieart diea-e, which can't be cured hence it should not be allowed to produce thN n -lit. All who nu.y he tumbled with anspepsia, indigestion, b right's diseas dropsy, consti)Htior, epi)csy, nervousdebiiity, headaches, cattarrh, hronchiD

ons; umptiou, scrothla or any torn; cf blood poison, rheumatism, asthma,

ner hop from over the Blewit drug store to tha room vacated Uj the Clark grocery store. Aii5 Li I lie Gentry had the misfortune to he orioiily poisoned while at Martinsville, the result of A ttsluuif expedition, She gtill 8ufforiur from the trouble and not able to be about.

Newt Jeffrie. Frank Pauley and)

Jelm Hendncks will leave this week for Chicago. In place of riding, they will count erosa ties. The attempt is made to satisfy themselves that they can go to Chicago without upending any money. SPECIAL NOTICE. Stanford, Indian:). I desire- to l! auk the people of Monroe and Greene county tor thc.kr libera patronage since I liave been in the Undertaking business. I have on hands a large stock ot co! tin and Caskets burial suits and robes from the cheaneKt to the bent grades, all sizes kept, on haud. Any person needing pnything in this line will find it to their imeresit to give me a call. Ions 1 A I.LENGER.

Maple Heights to the Grime pro perty on east 1st street. J. C. KobinHoo. the west aide iroeer, in vitea the public lo call anJ carefully examine the hree stock of glass and qckenswark that basjtwt been received. The prices re very low and the goods are the bestGive him a ctfl!.

J. B. F1LBEBT.

J. W. CHAIN Is again prepared to exirnet teeili without pain by the n-e of pure Liquid NitrotuTOxide -ns. Absolutely free from any tr.-ee of Chlo

roform, i This ra.s is prepared by a thor- I ough chemist, purity unquestion-

ed, ard so sru'U-unteed by manu- ;

laeturer. Ilavinff used the ffasfo-r

Edmonds n & Filbert, INSURANCE &

collection:

NOTORIAL WORK. taroFFICE: Over Hall Bros. Store Wost Side Sipiare.

CURE

A Now And Complete Treatment, OocattAur of SUPPOSITORIES. Caprolei of OiutmBtSSd twaBoxfts of Oiutmont A never-f aiUnit Cure fr PUeof every niture ant dne. It makM fta operation with the knife o - ia.ctioiuiof carboUo olo, wlUch are pricful and f-eiUcm a p nauent cor, Aid often . reultlnt? iu denUi, UDnt'ceueBrj, Why nfur this terrible diac? W suarmntM. 6 boxes to cure any case. Vos 01117 paj for benefits received, tn a box. 8 for f& fieofi by Uall. . Guarantees iswaod by our ntjenta. CONSTIPATION luffi the crmt I TVER and STOM AC H REOULATOB and BLOOD FITKIF1 EK. Branll, taild and pieasast to take, ettpecluUy adapted for cbildrenM W 60XOM 25 oem f. GUANTEES iud only by Faris Bros. D.M HAMMOND, f. G. STRUNK, Fresident. Secretary. NKW ALBANY, tN DIANA,

cers or tnnio , tViualo weakness, piles, neurrtlin, diseases of the eye and rUi t j d nuiroer ot years, i do not hcsilossof .strength and ot manhood, are espct illy iuvited to call and consul! j tilte il'; recommending to those who the Doctor. , mav i QtlVQ an anesthetic. MAN-O-WA is (M o o( tht irieatdistoasrnostician of diseases in Amercf f ... x- ,i i n

Tie enn lin-iti' rmi,' m ilot iiliu.i ikuttAnt ailnmt-a ,.-WKrtnf n, k:.. t V7f i lv Tj OU -i.OlLll VOlle0je AVe...

j M.ivi uv u miivit aiiiilLHlO MltiHUUl CVril il lilll to guide him in Ids vonclnsions. t'onsu tation. personal and by letter, fec Treatment, inehidin aH medicines used 2 to $5 per month. Address 31-AJV-O-W 'ii S. Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.

i

Tir TT T f "1 A "Dl Capt. Vince Anderson was down y J. -L. v. 1 I from Quincy to-day on businost?. . j iorn? tj yiv antj Tyjrt! Newton

Meet a Terrible Deatli!Fw' wcsl Tth itrtet-a filter.

! Quite a number of Bloomington oeoole attended the iinnn.'il mpiincv

Five Shot while Oil fi'ut Alt. Salem, Sunday.

a Mrs. Florence Dunkirk has been 'spending a few days with Mr. J.

THE tCKXE IN UAKRLSOXiH' Willard, at Bedford.

COLTXTW Mr. Deao, who has been visitino

for siniv time in the eitv, has reWhite caps came to grief Satur- to at Orleans lay morning. Dr. Joseph M. Rogers and wife Five men were shot while in theexPe(t to' return from atwo weeks , , v, , . t . . visit to Lancaster, Ky,, to-morrow, act or ' white capping two brothersby the name of Com ad, in Hr- Dv' r,W: K &ulstead and Key. iA m. arug are at Lmton attendnon county, tw Stale. The vie- ing M. E. conference distriet.meettims were: Ed Houion, John Tim-jn-berlake, John Wiseman, Albertj Robert Cree, a well known faruiHowe and William May. The.cr wost o report an avernge Cunradshad been warned of ihuitf bll3hels of oats to lhe acm

, . . . UNext!

coming, and snot the regulators

from ambush. They have not yet

Mrs. Morton Carol hers arrived

, , , T . , , w, , do-day from Ft Rilner, where she been captured, but should they be-. , . .t. , ' ihas been visiting for the past two it is hkely they will suffer violence' weej.9

from a mob. It is stated that sure T r , lhere is to be an annual old setdeath is awaiting them. The do- tlers meeting at Needmore next tails of the tragedy tell of the Saturday to which several people

bloodiest chapter yet recorded in from town will o.

the regulator's history. The Con-

rads were accused of murdering

F. M. Carroll, Hindo&tan, is reported dangerously sick. His son

their father, but had been acquitted: Arthur, who has been working in recently. jtown.has been called to his bedside

on account of his illness.

Morey M.Dunlap and family are! T,

first d:)oi north of Fee Block.

Respectfully, J. W. CKAIX.

Bloomingi'M', Ind., July 7,. "93. Dr. M.m-o wa, lini ;it.-t;iM, Indiana. Dear Sir: litn I cMiin MiMdt with you at N m i4inai i 1 1 ie, Bloomington on Oct. J4, 0. I as suffering with Dysfje.-i for stipation. Kidney and Livt-i irou!U' and was unable to do a lm- d 'lays work. Af er taking ytMir Iiidiar Herb rMtm'nt i r four months I nm now able do as much work as I ver coulu aiid feel like a tiew man. "U's Rpecifull ruEsrci.v: Sake. D' Man- - wa will b at National House, iii Bloominiou n 'rtnirsd.iy Auirut livl.

Pniaros yoiinsr mid ; aged i:e&: and wumon for ih vunvu diM; of life COMMKRCIAT. DKPAll I'M 1 VI : Kin luaci'N liimk-K- t'pmu. !-!;:' ..::Ship. CoTunn'ri;:-! A ith tit-i ie. "'' tv,d Law

Spi'iiintr. (' rr spcndenfc. ! : r.-.t-tice t SiiOHTU.M AND TVPK'A UI 1 !Nv JlHP T.

Lmbranci's i)i;hh 1 ;hi'1 T '-writiriff, Penmanship, Convspom 'i.c ;.?si! Spelling. TUITION LOW: JIOA II i m;HEAP: GRADUATION SU( CESSPUL.

j Addros. The N'w Albany Business Col-

Wg Aow Clc'p? Journal free. N?w Albany, Ind. N. Vk Fall term .)pens Sept. 5th, '92.

NOTICE jTO K ON-RESI DENTS.6ia:e of Indian, Monroe County,. In the Circuit Court, OctoberTeinv 18i3. KI zabpth A. Adams,") v : Complaints John Rock and No, Adaiine Ruck j Now comes the Plaintff by W. East, her attorney and tiles her coin plaint herein, together uh ail httkavit that said defendants John. Rock and Adaline Rock are not residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given ud Defendants that unless they be and appear on the first day of the-

Notice to Contractors Notice is hereby that the Board Commissioners of Monroe County, Indian, will met at the Auditor1 otticf-, Bloomington, Indiana, on MOND A i AUGUST 21st, 7803,

4 , , , ! , : n xt erm of the Monroe Circuit at I o clock, p. hi., to receive and j, iiii(t trt . hA.jln nn w,rtrt

uptfii uiinf tor JuiiuiKt; oi

coun upon

l" tu.,BM.,ru l!imur tQ pom ,ain( hft neperatelT. and .he C on.nnwionorH ,mp m bfi hei(J ;u d dHet.ermined rerve tte r.giu ... n-yvi any , dbHence, ail bids l o:ei iu wnole ..r m par. WitncMmy name and astol!ow,,to-r. skal the seal of said Court, 1. For foucdation as yev plan J -vw. affixed at Bloomington and specification. Hids 10 be by J m.is 24th day of June A. D 1893.

inous.inn tor onck, and by cuoiu yard for excavation and stone wmk. 1 balance of foundation work in uross. L Fm balance of building and completion of basement in grosn. A For ooin option of T,aundrv 4. For tatn JJeatintr

urns tor b,uiai..Bot a new;,, ,,v f 0ctoh. r A.p 1893 at ly Lj.hrmary bu.Jd.ng located - Hout!e . B.oominton.m tbeir la.m WPHt of any. UuU ; Qiu aud and - e received h..H t-onsid. red . , . .

titution. and results in threats and: ; tt iQS on the east south pike kvn

discontent. This renders capital ; "u "'KUU uulu completed, after using about 1,1500

timid,and prevents its employment ! "u 'T , in the way to demand labor, anJ ; fnendsof theex-mayor wi 1 be glad:

then follow strikes and anarchistic ; , xa" "tt3 " J t , couiinence. Joe Hen.,lev has tlie riots. Some say our present busings i ,,he(l PVpractice at Andcr-, tract and J c Smth reme.

depression U caused by over pro- ( m ;ma 1S ett1 ttlon m weli ,wUuhg the county.

duction. I can't see it. I see .stoi e ! olu l" UAt,tc""

work of placing1 macudauiiz- j Windmill. r

John W. Cbavests, Clerk of M.

Geo. ChumpCtJr

yards. The work of luacadamiz-

jing the west south pike will now

is the re pre

houae3 crowded with roods wanting ; Sain uol Faris, who was brought,, , , . , , . A

; ,xt . , , inui was iiaicui'u in two wee!S in

n-at Dioomiuirton, tut- wno ior . . .

purchasers, but everywhere I &eo up at Bloomiugt

I . i i ' . 4, i-'i' il l i -guMg to contmue to improve the children made vrcUhed from the ! at hvans. Colorado, is now here , , . , . , ' , 1 - " i - t i t T3 i rr .stock until an vgz hud in the mornwant of money to purchase these : viaiung his brothers, 13, and ,n , , , . . , tt t T i i 44 i v l?orta" iJH will hatch in the cveninr and goods. Here I see banks glutted iN-Jjarw. n . . . 4. r , jthenfry the chicken the following with noney, tied up and useless to j Mr. and Mrs. W. J- VonBehren, . f(n, lmikf.wt ihe community, because the bankers ! 0f Louisville, are in the city spend- K ' - - - lack confidence in the situation and na a week- with Mrs. Vs folk.-', i iu' 'lome ot A!va llor f are afraid to invest ;there you see j clay Uarbinson and family. They:li!u01i;iu-Lon ubout ful,r in laboring men idle part, or whole of ; a,e returmn from ihe world's airi VjiU lnxn t'bip, as dtroy-

thc time because of the general dullness. If for u single vyeek pur vvtt e earners would I urn their Wages Iose upon cotton goods or f urniti i rev or prov ision every wh ere there would no a boom in trade and a revival in business. Settle tl e saloon question by voting it out and

Each bid must be accompanied by $500.00 bond for entering into contract at d bond, should the bid be accepted. The Boiird rcse"V" the ritrht to njectanv and ;t!l All the brick will be i'i m i h - I by county at their kiln near bv. Forma of

,asLer oodburn has a chicken .. au j

Mir ) AUUlfcUIi J. M. HlNKLK,

SURVj:,

YOR. - - INDIANA

weeks

.tead of three. Mr. Wood burn is

Auditor Monroe Co.

Cor, Kiiunood Ave. and Rogers St. U KVEYS MADE,

PLATS EXEC UTED

C. C. TU R NE R.

!ftl I tire Sunlar. Tin fhimo

Wilford Cartor, at bmithvillo !t.au?flt uhout aiHtn iimi lhe umo wk) has been sick for a year, i'iurnei to rapMjv that it wa in)-

gnuiuauy growiDjr oetier no w ible to myQ hl, the lod now able to take his usual roundsL u,m,,.u iaa

Cf aULs tun

IV ! f ! T

4

about the tore,

Miss Lou Slathers has returned

j from Chicago, where she hn been

you settle almost every other que. :- j for never I weekn with her mint, tion. Mr. Cobb, She inny letoni aair.

goodj though about $100 were

carried out. The building wai mpletely deatrtyed, but w WJ( x sured. The h wi be and there u that Amount of itisttt-aucct

The origin tit the tire it ttot knomv.

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Makes Aft Vry-day WftVWaence of aa old-time luxury Nl and wholesome. Prepared with scnulous care. Highest award at all Pure Pood Expositions. Each package akei two large pies. Avoid Imitatttfns insist on having tha isfoWE SUCH brand. &JL &: SOULE, Syracv N Y.

try -vtrT

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the leading Undertakers and Furor uire Dealers. Wc keep all kinds of clothing for Funerals, and sell then for one-half the price of other clothing. We have the largest stock ever brought to this place and andi sell you goods cheaper than any one We. have large assortment of Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, Lounges, 6ideboards,Pre$sers; Babv Wa one, Carpet-6 ft'tepfci, Reed and Rattan Chairs Ac. Pianos and Organ? kejt in stock, nnd sold OH monthly paymeiii- h ive theHousehold i iiy N-ie -the bent machine tmu ' i md'seeus; norlh ;tW nl u.-ri , in W"jId