Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 15 August 1893 — Page 4
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Office over Collina A Kareeirs.
Miss Pet Frill is visiting friends in Stinesville. Will F. Headley is now. with his parents at Martinsville. Charles Seibert and samily returned Sunday from Chicago. The cholera plague so far has been reported miH in ts character. The Republican State convention Iowa, will be held Wednesday. Up to August 10th the Fair has
taken 23,680,417, and spent $22r 011,821. Chris Sea and wife, of Spencer, are visiting their son, Homer Seay md family. Mrs. S. A. Fogg has gone on an extended visit to her daughter in Toledo, Ohio. Miss Lillie Chapman, who has been visiting friends at Bedford, has returned home. Mrs. J. C. Bright and daughters have returned home after a months' yisit in Kentucky. John Huntington, who has been sick for some time, is reported some better. Mrs. Horace Blakely. west 6th street, who has been reported sick is much hotter. William Gabe, of the Progress, is spending a few days at Wayport and Indianapolis. Capt. Alexander returned Sunday from Chicago where he has been spending several days. Walter Cogswell, of the drug firm of Phipps and Cogswell, Bed ford, visited in our city Sunday. ... . , .. - . W. P. Dill and family, who have been at Chicago for several days, have returned home. Mayor Buskirk and wife, who have beun attending the fair, returned home yesterday. The admission in the fair Saturday was 147.000. It was one o'clock before they could all get out at niht. Two nres, presumably the work o incendiaries, destroyed two million dollars worth of property at Minneapolis Sunday. Tom Huff, who has been at Sjencer working with the fast horses, spent Sunday with his parents. The young ladies of the town are trying to arrange another "Mother Hubbard" picnic for this week. The boys are not in it The Fiffg reunion lipid at Ellettsville Sunday was a great .success. A good crowd, well filled baskets were the features of the day. Two of the quarries at bmithville have been running al uost all summer. The Hired and Adams quarries havo Upu Uriiwi 'on'e of men at all times
In another department we saw
the lndmn display. Wax figures represented all the principal tribes in features and clothing, or rather, lack of it, I should say. The archaeological collection was very interesting to me. Here the relics were so arranged as to show the growth toward what might be termed civilization in the Indian. First were the implements made of rough stone, having very little shape of any kind, then came those which began to differentiate themselves into various forms; blades, arrors, rough vessels and after a while hammered copper v essels and implements are found. Plans of the houses, cooking utensils and the huts, baskets and blankets of the more modern ones were seen. In this same department, which seems to represent the West, stuffed animals of all kinds, minerals, furs, etc., are exhibited. From this place we went across the hall to the Secretary of State Department, flopping to rest on the way, and then forgetting that we were tired, climbing up into one of the bigr California redwood trees.
Tnis tree, or rather a section of the original tree, stands almost in the canter of the Administration Building. It is twenty feet in diameter and you enter it by a large door and ascend it by a winding stair. The tree was brought here in sections and some of the sections weigh four tons each. When w7e came down I looked about the hall. This is very large and circular in shape. It is beautifully ornamented with paintings and contains many interesting things dating back to the Colonial History of America. In this place I saw Franklin's correspondents, Washington's journals, letters from Lafayette, a great many early state papers and ever so many things which are interesting from a historical point of view. In the State Department I saw the original Emancipation Proclamation in Seward's handwriting and with Lincoln's signature. In the Treasury Department I saw all sorts of money, bonds, dies and coins; I saw seveial bills with $:.o.00 stamped on them. I imagi ad that one of those would be a prt-tty convenient thiag to have around; at least I believe I would risk being inconvenienced by one if I iad it. In this part of the building we saw figures representing Greeley and his Aictic explorers, with their sleds and dogs. We also siw
the tiags, cooking vessels and arms which have been at the farthest north point yet been reached. After this we went to a part of the building that I do not know exactly how to designate. Any way, htre we saw all the methods employed by the Government in the inspection of diseased animals. Diseased parts were shown in jars illustrating the various stages of all the principal divisions in domestic animals. In this place they had
a shoulder of beef and different
parts of sheep and hogs in plaster, that looked so like those you mm in the butcher shops everyday tiuit
you would have declared that yon
could smell fresh meat. 1 almost expected to find blood on my iiuorni vhtn I triiwhw) rhp lwf Tlwn
we saw the diseases of fruits a thoy appear, and this fruit could als hardly be told from the real. The little green apples make one think, "Now just wait till I iind one which has not that rust on it aud 1 uill get some salt and eat it."' We saw a potato vine with the bugs on it, and Aunt and 1 have been
l?JvRl VLh RE ATTHE NATIONAL HOTEL BLOONIM.TON THURSDAY AUtt :h 1898, AND EVEKT FCl'ft WEEKS "HKKEAFTEB.
Prepared to Heal tnfc sick. MAX-A-WA treats with uneqiialed succes all (Jhron io or Nervous diseases. He especially asks those who have been treated with strong, poisoHOus drugs to visit him
and receive such treatment as nature intended should be used for the reliet an;I cure of sickness. By the proper iiM of Roots, Barks, Hei h hth! Plants
uHJie eae can ue cured hum more relief given than by nnv -m! n m. th- d.
IMPORTANT TO LAliJES.-j:,.. Mun-O-Wa has (lj.n,,,, ,h, -latest rare known tor all diseases peculiar to the sex. That .. i.i-iii,.. in adalie dizziness, weakness pain in the back, d ranging down. ) ; . - . lit rt ii:lshPS cold hands and fret. pin is the u,v of dead. sleepU i,it-l.i : i m r conditions due to vaknss. po.hive!v and permit' eiulv rn.en M method does away with ''local treatment," m much dreaded by the ma jm ii v or ladies and which are perfectly useless.
Frances and Anna Woopwasd,
OPTICIAS.
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uie, no nam. r istuia and ulcers ot rectum cured. Y. Or. Man-O-Wa has discovered the great specific remedv fm isdL-ease. the mod dreadful of all diseases, can be cured. AND LP NO DJSKA.SES.-t Varrh of the nose, throat and brou
TO THE MEN". A permanent cure is Offered to the voinur and middle aged fd men who are suffering with weak back, loss of strength oi- vitality, despond dency, night losses, lost manhood, specks before the eve-, dizziness, palpitation of the heart, fuilnes- in the head resulting from ret and pernicious practices. More lives are wicked by this vice than by all other causes combined. No time to Io.m- 1 ,m;ar::ntee cure in every case taken. PILES. Positive and peimaneiH cure of pile's. No cutting on loss ot
tune, no ligature, nopnm. Hstula and ulcers of rectum cured.
EPILEPSY
eoilensv. This
THROAT
chial tube. : catarrhal deaness, headache, droppinir in the threat, indigestion.
impure nioou resulting trom cutanli. cured by a hort course of treatment. Gattarrh if neglected wil 1 pnMlnee consumption, which verv soon becomes incurable. All throat and lung attections di ould receive prompt and eliioieut treatment. DROPSY AND K ' DN EYT HOP B LE. Dropsy can be cured hv vegetable remedies, but by no uhers. Bloating ot the abdoman, puff's under the eyes, swelling of the !iand and n et are dropsy. If taken in time this condition is curable. KHKIWJ A1TSM. 1 uill positively cure rheumatism, no matter how long standing. ThN pninlul disease under proper treatment can be cured and the blood thorouy;hlv pnritied will prevent return. You don't need to change climate, as this nuit can htf ;n-complishe 1 here as well as elsewhere. Rheumatism produces heart ni- ae, which car M he cured hence it should not he allowed to produce this result. All ho nn.y be UouOied with arpep-ia. indigestion, hritrhr's diseas dropsy, consti,'Uior, ej ;i--py, nervousdelality, headaches, eattarrh. hronchin'--cons umpt ion, scrofula or any form of blood poison, rheumatism, asthma. vn.
cers or tumors, female wea kness, piles, neuralgia, diseases of the eye ar.d eais
The Hiocefls of Mis. An rue M. Beam, f M Kesport, Penn., in the treatment -d diarrhoea, in her children will undoubtedly be of interest to many mothers. the kts: "I spent hfVeral weeks in Johnstown, Pa., after the ynat flood, on account of my h unhand being employed there. We had Neveral children
with us,two ol whom took the diarrhoea vey badly. I got Pome of Chamberlain's Culic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Rev.Mr.Ch ip man. It cured both of them. I knew of several other eases where it was equally successful I ihuik t
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of Brownwood, Tei3, buff nil wiih diarrhoea for a long time ...i trod many different, rented ies withcn heneiit, until Chamberlain's Co ic, Cholera and Diarrhoe i Remedy w as used; that relieved him at once". For sale by Fans Br ... SPECIAL No Hi E. Stauforo. 1 t.diac. I desire to thank t. . . .. of Monroe and Greene eon- r.u- heir liberal patronage sin Co 1 v heen in the Undertaking bnm I have on hands a large stock nt coffins and Caskets, burial suits and robes from the cheapest to the best
i grades, ail sizes kept on hands.
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J. B. FILBERT
.T. S. EDMONDSON.
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A TCorv and Complete Treatment, consisting Of STrpPOFITORlKS, Capulo n Ointmont and two Ii3:oHof Ointment. A jiever-ff.iliug'Cure for Piles of vfry ti?tur6 an-1 dpiroe. It ni n kes an Operation with tho kniffi or :-ns of rurboUc aciafwhick are gainful mill sjdria i jxtii nuent cure, &ad often resulting Ui 'leulh, umi'tWEary. Why endur this terrible disenss? Wo s ua ran to 9 boxes to cure any case. Tou ouiy pay for IxwfitH rocoip'l. H-x, C f.n-15. Sent fey matt. Guarantees IssuCfl ly ox r apntR CONSTIPATION KSffllft tlie great LIVER and STOMACH REGULATOR and BT.dOD PUHTFTKlt. S ail. nilKJ and pleasant to tn!u enpeciaily adapted fur children's uae QODoeee 25 cnt. G U ARANTEE3 issued only by Faris Bros. D.M H A M Al O Mi, 1 . G . STRUNK, 1 n s ( 1 e n t . Secretary. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA,
this line will find it to their interest
losaof strength ;md los of m.-inhood, art; sue ' ill v iuvited to call and consul! ; to give me a call.
the Doctor A . John Ballenger.
ui. ju ajs -v ' - w a is oi;c oi tnc ieatu l t vi n ostici a n ot diseases in Amenci He can locate your disr:iM ami describea patient ailments without even a hiu to guide him in his conclusions. Consu tation. personal and by letter, fec Treatment, including a!! medicines used $2 to $5 per month. Address MAN-O-WA,!) tU 8. Illinois St., Indianapolis. Ind.
as just having completed and signed The game of ball at the park the Emancipation Proclamation. Saturday resulted in a score of 15 He lays back in his chair perfectly to 4 in favor of the "Mixed Pickexhausted: his coat is open; his les." Only five innings were playwhole appearance is unkempt, hised. head is thrown back against the , i i , t , . t lien Linkenfcllcr, class Vo 1. 1 . chair, nis mouth is open, and on , u,.;. v i has received an appointment at thetaceisan expression ot what,,, ,. 11 , . . . u i it .i i " ashington, D. C, under the clerk might be termed exhausted aniruish. , , ' . ' XT- : i i V i , ... or the house ot representatives. His nands hansr Jitelesslv and his ... t x ,x ,A i i ii "en is well known here and his feet are in a position which would . .... . . r i 4. i it ti'iends will be glad to hear of his indicate the greatest wwunness. lie ,T. , rt , rtf i ' a- i . i appointment. His home is at seems to have guttered uevond the , 1 .M r i , ' , Danville, limit ot endurance, and has now only found the rest which that Th;tl &ome uae j , tryiufif l0 ria brings. This statue expresses near-lhu Lown of solno ()f itJ pr;)pertv js er tha i anything I ever saw, my evident from what occurred SaturideaofMr. Lincoln. That great (lav nhL Friday niglt thc fire man had a great heart, he felt theaiarm wag sountl(Hi Mnd it proved to struggles of the nation and its suf- i)0 tho yanut Street Hotel. Sunferings were almost typitietl in his(lay movnmg at 2 oVlock the alarm 0WD' was agaiu sounded and upon exOh! how many pretty pictures. amiuutjon the tire proved to be All the titled heads of Europe havea?ain uoar tbe Walnut Street Holent pictures for the exhibit. Somc te- nowever it took i)ut littlc . ii i
ui iiiupieLUiuietem:ui,Mime targe, w(M. to pvtinornish J ho tirj. ,n
closer examination, it was evident that the building was tet on tire.
It originated in the roof of the Hancook meat shop which joins the Walnut Street Hotel on the south. The attempt was made by saturating a rag with coal oil and throw-
ttluomiugton, Ind., July 7,, "93. Dr. Man-o wa, Indianapolis, Indiana. Dear Sii : hen I came io e-oult with you at National Hmif. Ulo zniiiton
Pn'pan s voung and ni'O!-- air' mmt, and woncn tho jn'acucal d:; lifeIDMM K( I Al, DKPAIM MK.N'I :
Knt bracrs I MMik-kt-cpinu.
up.
on Oct. 24, 92, I
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erinst with
Dyspepsia, tu iiUiOU. Kidney and Liver trouble a. id was unable to do a irood .I iys work. After taking your Indian fh rh treatment for four montha I am ihmv able to do as much wark as I ver could and feel like a ?vw man. Yours Repeoifully, Preston Sarf. Dr. Man-o-wa will be at National House, in Bloomington ou Thursday August Srd.
Commercial Arithmi'MicComiii- i-.-i.n Law Spelling. Correspondence. Bus Practice. SHORTHAND AND TYl'KW II I'M " ; DEP'T. Embranct s Shorthano! arn: T . writing, Ponmansiiip, Correspohcin.cr .md Spell insr. TUITION LOW: HOARD CHEAP; GRADUATION SUCCESSFUL. Address The Nw Albany Business Colleg.. Now College Journal free. New Albaqy, Ind. N. H. Pall irrm opens Sept. 5th, '92. NOTICK iTO NON-RESIDENTS. St -t o of Indiana, Monroe County,.
In ihe Circuit Court. October
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Notice to Contractors ki :zabth A. Adams.
Complaint
but all are interesting. Everyone who visits the gallaries can please his fancy; some call pictures beautiful that others call commonplace. Landscapes, water-colors, pastells, all appear, and each seem to vie with the others for recognition.
Notice hereby that the Hoard o( Commissioner of Monroe County, Indiana, will meet at the Auditor's office, Bloomington, Indiana, on MONDAY, AUGUST 21st, 7893, at 1 o'clock, p. m., to receive and open bids for building of a new e-ouniy infirmary building located upon their farm west ot city. Bids to be received and considered seperately, and the Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bid.-, To let in whole or in part as fol'ows, to-wit.
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One does not have to look over the,;
ing it on the roof. The tire was
dojrs to see what countries the pic- dLcovomi and extinguished before
tures represent. Theputure s-t burned entiroIy through the roof, themselves tell that. We only sawjIf thc oId proverb is true wc
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exmuits. mere were many ucaim-
Chester Muns,)n, of Wichita, J
friend iii the c")u;ily,iatenda leaving in a few days for hid western home.
.o'ouino; evr-r ,iuce a " wiiellr-;" 1
fnl niiintinas in eanh. T think f
, ! . , i . , White and dazzling enjoyed the historical pictures more! I "t ' i 4 j In ihe moon's fair light she looked. n than I did those of pure fancy. A J 6 great many religious subjects are Nothing remarkable about that! represented. Eve, the daughter of She was fair to look upon, as a matter Herod ius with the head of John the of course; and the dazzling effect was Baptist,uumerous pictures of Christ produced by her white robes cleansed
especially attracted my attention, and brightened by a liberal use of
One of the most beautiful marbles that 1 ever saw was one represent ing Christ shielding the woman ;u whom the Jcv s were easting stone?. There were pictures larger than the
wall of our biggest rooms. One picture of Tully, a murder scene, made uie sick, the blood was so
Jobn fiock and j
Adaline Roek 1 Now comes the Phdntff by W. East, her attorney and tiles her comoljint herein, together with an ati i tvit that said defendants John Kock and Adaline Rock are not residents of tbe State of Indiana.. Notice is therefore hereby given ;ud Defendants that unless they be:md pnear cq the first day of the next eim of the Monroe Circuit , "o ht- holden om the Second .Mm. , i, iv or October, . U. 1893, at onri H juse in B,oomington,m i'i ouiiiv and State and answer'
For foundation as per plans , or otUjur to said complaint, the-
ai d specifications. Hids to be by sune will be heird and determined thotisurd for brick, and by cubic m their absence. yad for excavation and stone work, j Witntss my name and llance of foundation work in ' skal the seal of said Conrt
. affixed at Bloomington, inn 24th day of June A. DM 1893. John W. Cravens, Clerk of M. C.
AMERICAN FAMILY
Ed Zaring has returned from El ttsville, where he has been looking after the affairs of the Simmons store, daring the absence of Wal 1 Pauley. Enoch Fuller is at lnrlianapolis where he meets a contractor f 10m Kansas. Tbev are on a contract to
famish 70, wo ma
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a.s natural or made. They bad a
heu and chickens there, and just think of it, the chickens had the gapes, just as naturally as if they had been alive. It was prfetly interesting I can assure yoX) but I did not enjoy it so tatfch aa I did some of the other departments. I could not help thinking all the time, "Oh" if I could gust go to thc Art building. The statue that I found thc
orentcst tuW was a iifo-sized pln
j venh T have not even begun to see;
JJJ'OSS. J. For balance of building and completion of basement in gross. 3 For completion of Lauodrv. 4. For tiam Heating. 5. For i'uunbing, tas pipes and W indmill. Katdi bid must bi accompanied by t00.!)0 bond ior interim; i ni i-oiDtHC ;ind bond, should the bid be accepted. The loard nisei ves the riijht to nject anv and ail lids. All the brick will be f'urnUhed by countv at i heir k i Ivi near by Forms of bids and bond will be furnished by County Auditor. J. M. H INKLE, Auditor Monroe Co.
the Art building yet. When 1 go
a'ttitii twill take a wto.l,ook and That's one of the peculiarities of
then I can describe tho things more
minutely to you.
KIRK'S Soaps. Clothes washed by
.them always attract attention by their
purity and brightness.
George Riley, who has been sic
JAS. a. xori: & CO., Chicago.
for some time with fever, is now Bosky Diamond Tar Soap w b?&
abie to be on the streets.
Kii-fc xMiers, who has five horses! V' Robinson the west side Grocer, invites the public to call and in charge at Spencer, seems to he(Caretuliy examine the large stock of haviti" bal luck. One of hisAss and qukenhwaks that has just , been received. The prices are very 'horses wns taken sick and will not 1w and the good are the bci
ter of Unrfn. He is represented 'be ablr to go in tbe races. ,1,VK h,m ft vu
(Qip Nor) JX Sucb W 1 Vcat
Geo. Ciiaai c,Jr SUKVl.OR. HUKtMIMiToN. - - INDIANA
Cor. Kirkwood Ave. and Rogers S.
SUkVEYS MADE,-
PLATS EXE( UTEI
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Makes an everyday convenience of ao old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid imitations and insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, SyrtUi, N, Y. Twoaty tire cent paper for 10 cents. J. H. Wylio, new bauk eorqer.
the leading Undertakers and Furnl
ture Dealers. W e keep all kinds of clothing for Funerals, and sell them
tor one-half the price of other clothing. We have the largest stock ever brought tothis place aud and
Mi' I I Villi WIMM1M i I I I1U1' T nriM A MM. a
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uv tt large assortmeiii of Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits Lomh gest Sideboards, Dressers, Baby Waons, Carpet-sweepers, Reed and Rattan Chairs, &c. Pianos and Organs kept In stock, and sold o monthly payment V - h v th Houeholrl Hewi -r 1 theh best mnehin1 mdi. ..,,. . 1 1 1
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