Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 September 1893 — Page 4
Bioomugton Telephone
PubMsked Friday, with Tuesday Extra.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR W. S. BRADFUTE.
A. P. A.
In a Bitter Circular,
TEAMS:
XTT VP AD E1 KA
six months - 75c Attacks the Catholic
THREE MONTHS 40c Church.
THE DAILY TELEPHONE PaMisbed at 3:39 P. M. Every Day, EXCEPT SUNDAY, fEotered at the P. O., Bloomington, Ind. us 2nd class mutter, March 22. 1802
REMARKS OF REV. 8. R. LYONS ON SUCH WARFARE.
Considerable talk was caused by the circulation on Saturday night of
SUBSCRIPTION: One Yi-ar S3 00 I One Month 25c Six Months... 1 30 One Week c
Delivered by Carrier tc any part of the an annonymous circular, making a
city at above rates. If paper is irregular verv bitter attack on the Catholic
7 .. j 1
paTTons will piease leave woru nt ujukc. . - rr,l . 1 . M
ted luring the night time by unknown person, sand was thrown at
the door steps of most of the hous
es throughout the city. The signa
ture was "By Order of Special
Tie next Indiana conference of Committee A. P. A.," which evi-
the M. E. church will meet in dently indicated that it originated Rlanminrton an was circulated by some one
connected with the American Pro
tective Association. It was headed
HAN-O-WA.
ADVERTISING COLLECTED EACH MONTH. Office OVER COLLINS & KARSELLS.
New M. E, Preachers
This was settled by a decisive
vote last Saturday in which Boon-
M1 . . , rpi rt "For and Against; What Things villc : wjis the opposing point Ihe . . , , ; u . -t ooo j Catholics Have Done for America,
n . . . , . , , i and the excuse for its existence was was so well entertained that when j A , ?JJ , . n Al ri . . to reply to the letter of the Rev.
. , ff n 4l Father M. H. Bogemann, that reaorain resented, many of the , 4a .t ' , .
. n , ,u i centlv appeared in tne ieicpnont gue&ta recalled the pleasant mem- rf, t 1( . called forth bv the supposed organ-
ones or ten years ago. Dr. Steele, now of New Albany, will be the next pastor of the Col-
lese Avenue cnurcn. tie is a middle aged man, a graduate of
DePauw University, and is capable
in every respect for the peculiar requirements of this chargfc. He is not only a strong man in the pulpit, but he is what politicians would term a "mixer," and will be a worthy successor to Dr. Halstead. He has been the pastor of one of the leading New Albany churches for the past five years and is already quite well known in Bloom -ington, as he has preached here on one or two occasions. Dr. Willis has been appointed the presiding elder of the district. He is one of the strong men of the coaference and is a middle aged man with a familv. He has been stationel at the Locust Street church of Greencastie for the past year, and is a graduate of Do Pa aw University. Dr. Zaring is to be the new pas
tor at Salem and it is virtually settled that Dr. Halstead will be the presiding elder of the Evansville district. Rev. Cleveland, of Indianapolis,
who was talked of for this place, has
been transferred
York.
to Erie, ISew
County Fair.
IS
The Bi Bloomington Fair
next week. This is saying much for to give such an exhibition as is. promised has required a very large amount of time, patience and hard work. In return, the Telephone will promise it? readers that the Fair will not be a disappointment. Indications are that it will be much the best ever held in Monroe county, and one of the best ever held in the southern part of the State. The directors have proceeded upon the theory that iijirxt class Pair would meet with the hearty approbation and financial support, and have moved upon this theory. It n good Fair will not pay. a bad one will not. Especial anion has been given to the speed depart ment,and the racing promises to equal the best. It will by under stringent r.j eulation rules and under the supervision of experience ! horseine:, which gives the public premise of fair dealing both in and outside the ring. In saying this, it dots not mean that other departments have been neglected for the fad is that the entries in every section prom ise the largest in the history of the fair. In the way of genuine amusement, Prof. Gentry will introduce his trained dogs and ponies, and Prof. Wonder will give some remarkable feats in horseman ship. There will be splendid music,and it is to be a week of pleasure to everbody. The crowds will be carefully cared for, and should recefve the encouragement of city and country people alike.
called forth by thesuppo
ization of the A. P. A. in this city, and then followed on the circular two communications denunciatory of the Catholic cnurch. The insinuation was made that the Telephone had refused to print the matter, which, it may be added, is the truth. The paper would not insult a respectable community by the circulation of such insinuation and slander that was so vile that its own authors did not have tho courage to sign their names. It would be an insult to Protestants not to say that they did not
denounce such warfare, and the pastors of the city, without exception, are known to be outraged by this disowned publication. Rev. S. R. Lyons, of the United Presbyterian church, took occasion to denounce the publication from the pulpit Sunday morning. Holding
one of the circulars in his hand, he said that he had found it at his
door step that morning, and that
for combined ignorance and bruta
lity it3 like had never been equaled
in Bloomington. It had been distributed in the darkness of the night by some unknown persons, and the author had not the manhood to sign bis own name. He was unalterably opposed to such warfare, not only because of its secrecy, but because it was against the spirit of Christianity and the teachings of Christ; and he wanted to say and be understood that if such varfare was to go on he, for one, was ready to take a hand in it for the church. The Catholic was
a Christian church, doing much good in the world, and he was opposed to such methods as much as if directed against ihhe Methodist, the Presbyterian, or his own church. Rev. Lyons then referred briefly to the matter of the circular, baying that there was a time in the historv of the world that Catholics and and Protestants alike now looked upon with shame; and he regretted any move that created prejudice or stined up .sectarian hatred, when ihe object of all churches was and should be to Christianize and make the world better.
THB KKAT INDIAN DOCTOR WILL BE AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL J$t KINGTON THURSDAY, SEPT. 28. 183, AND EVERY Ft UK WEEKS THEREAFTER.
Prepared to Heal tne sick. MAN-A-W A treats with unequaled success all (Jhron ic or Nervous disease?. 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 for the relict and cure of sickness. By the propel use of Roots, Barks, Herbs and Plants
more case can be cured and more relief given than by anv other method.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES. Dr. Man-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, d ranging down, backache, hot flashes, cold hands and feet, pain Ip the top of head, sleepless nights and other conditions due to weakness, positively and permanently cured. My method does away with-'local treatment,1' so much dreaded by the majority of ladies and which are perfectly useless. TO THE MEN, A permanent cure is offered to the young and middle aged ed men who aw suffering with weak back, loss of strength or vitality, despond deney. night losses, lost manhood, specks before the eyes dizziness, palpita tion of the heart, fullness in the head resulting from secret and pernicious practices. More lives are wrecked by this vice than by all other causes combined. No tin.e to lose I guarantee cure in every case taken. . PILES. Positive and permanent cure of piles. No cutting, on loss o( time, no ligature, no pain. Fistula and ulcers of rectum cured. EPILEPSY. Dr. Mau-O-Wa has discovered the great specific remedy fin epilepsy. This disease, the most dreadful of all diseases, can be cured. THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES. Catarrh of the nose, throat and bronchial tubes; catarrhal dcness, headache, dropping in the thrcit, indigestion, impure blood resulting from catarrh, cured by a short course of treatment. Cattarrh if neglected will produce consumption, which very soon becomes incurable. All throat and lung aft'ection sh ould receive prompt and sllioient treatment. DROPSY AND KtDNEYTROUBLE. Dropsy can be cured by vegetable remedies, but by n others. Bloating ot the abdomnn, pull's under the eyes, swelling of the hand- and feet are dropsy. If taken in time this condition is curable. RHEl'M AT1S3I. I will positively cure rheumatism, no matter how long standing. '1 hw painful disease under proper treatment can he cured and the blood thoroughly purified will prevent return. You don't need to change climate, as this result eai. he aocomplished hre as well as elsewhere. Rheumatism produces heart disease, which eau'i he cured hence it should not he allowed to produce this result. All who may he tumbled with aryspepsia, indigestion, bright'-s diseas dropsy, constipation, epilepsy, nervousdebility, headaches, cattarrh, bronehinV cons umption, scrofula or any form cf blood poison, rheumatism, asthma, cat cers or tumors, female weakness, piles, neuralgia, diseases of the eye and oai, lossof strength and loss of manhood, are espec'illy invited to call and consult the Doctor. DR. MAN-O-WA is one of the grcatdtsteagnostician of diseases in Americr He can locate your disease and describea patients ailments without even a bin to guide him in Ids conclusions. Oonsu tation. personal and by letter, Dve Treatment, including all medicines used$2 to 5 per month. Address
MAN-O-WAJl tl-.V S. Illinois St., Indianapolis, ind.
Sup't. Tourner and wife returned Saturday from a week's visit to the world's fair. W. N. Showers and family have returned from a week's visit with
I relatives in Putnatnville.
The Telephone is requested to announce that Frank Keiper, of Lafayette, Ind., will deliver a public address in the court house in tlus city next Thursday evening in reply to the article of the Kev, Father Bogeinana that appeared in the Telephone of Sept. 5th. There will be no admission and the public is invited to attend. Air. Keiper is a member of the American Protective Association, but elates that he dues not speak under the management of that organization. The time of the meeting Js 7:30 o'clock.
In sorting up vu- stock ojter the August UUttwnce SaL sice find about $0 Mens Suits i?i all sir-
esraagiag i?i price from $G o0 to S1J 00 Wc have determined to sell if low prices will lirtike them go. We have put them on our Bargain Counter and sell them from S3 00 to $G 00. 1ft' have decided to 'mah.-this bargain connUr aA perntanent feat are as xooh as the stzes in any line become broken. e put the remainder on this counter and close them out at e,rtwndy lav prices. 1)V hare added tv-day on our bargain counter a lot of Children Sa its. Ages j. to 12. All cool filed Ca-ssimere at $1.00, lit in is a good heavy weight school suit. BR CChi Jfo OA R E 1
fjA GOOD THING TO KEEP AT HAND. From the Troy (Kansas) Chief.
?ome years ago we were very
much subject to severe spells of cholera morbus; and now when we
feel any of the symptoms that usually preeeed that ailment, such as
sickness at the stomach, diarrhoea,
etc., wo becoine scary. We have
found Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
(and Diarrhoea Remedy the very t'nng to straighten one out in such cases, and always keep it about. We jare not writing this foi a pay lestimonial. but to iet our readers know what is a good thing to keep handy jin the house. For sale by Faris jBros,, the druggets.
House Destroyed last Night.
The Work of Tramps.
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.
jFrom Monday's Daily: j The alarm of tive at 2:30 o'clock jthis morning was caused by the burning of the house occupied by
jHarrv Imcs. on east 4th street.
The tire was tirst discovered by Joseph Allen, and at that time the woodshed and the rear ot the house
jwas enveloped in flames. It was jonly a few minutes until the entire jhouse was destroyed. So rapidly (did the house burn that only a part ot thn contents could be saved,
which included the piano, some furniture and bed-clothing. Two
Among the incidents of childhoodiof the rooms were not entered at
that stands out in bold leiief, as our memory reverts to the days, when we weiv voung,noi)e are more prominent t han severe oickness. The
all. Miss McDufly, the new school teacher, was the guest of the house, and it was with difficulty
vounij mother vividly remember that her trunks and some clothing
that it was Chamber Iain's Cough
were saved. The house
Judge Cunning and family have gone on a ten days' visit to Chi
ca0.
George Applegate, of Corydon, and Henry Smith, of Robinson, lib, have arrived to complete their course in the city high school.
was tho
10 1 i fkt X' t li o 1 ..ii mr lwi'-ifti(nronr1l
7 , , , i ' property of Mrs. lve ev, east 3rd in turn Administers u to her own off 1 ' , . spring ai-d always with the best re- street, and was insured for Sv00. suits. Fr sale by Karis Bros., thejThe household good,; of Mr. lmes
druggist.
Gen. Hunter will leave the iJoth
were insured for $150, which included the piano. The origin of
of this month for the battle iield of,tbe liro 18 not kuown" Mr- luies Chicamauga. where he -oes as the tates that lute m the ternoun, head of the commission lo locate buul:i' two trumps oalled at the the position of the Indiana troupshouse rov ()luethin l( lt as during that terrible engagement. Ml s lme's was not at hoim- ln) vo' He will be absent a week or more. fusC(l 1110111 aml -ilve lhat llui . reason. It is supposed by Mr.
vl.,a, Y . Uli-""lim that these men returned late
ington, Kansa., is visiting old
friends in and about Bloomington. Mr. Hornbaker lived south of this city many years ago, and his old
in the uinht and tired the house as
spite work. Another peculiar circumstance was that Mr. lines' pants
containing 20 in money, were not
friends and associates will be ulad . . Si , i i ' 1 1 . . . a "u to be found when ho was aroused by
to renew their acquaintances.
the tire. Later they were discovered
Mr. Burtou, a special pension ex-'soiue distance away on a fence, the aminer, is in the city, looking after pockets empty. There seems to be the pension interests much mitft0ry about the matter.
H. B, Campbell, wife and daughter, from near Clear Creek, are spending this week in Chicago. There was a general report on the
streets Saturday that a fearful cy
clone had struck Bedford. The extent of the .damage is reported by
i the Democrat as follows: "A small
cyclone of short duration struck here last night about 8:30. While it did not last but a moment, considerable damage was done. A window in the rear of Coster & Foster's store was smashed in and the large plate glass in the side door of Elliott & KelTs drug store was broken."
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby sriven that the firm of Johnson, Fowler & Co., , dealers in General Merchandise at ' Smithville, lndM has by mutual agreement been dissolved and that said firm shall hereafter be Johnson & Fowler. The new tiroi assuming all outstanding debts. Johnson, Fowler & Co. Sept 15, 1893.
J. fi. EDMOXD80X.
J. B. FILBERT.
dmon . n & Filbert, INSURANCE & COLLECTION
AGENCY.
FOR SALE OR TRADE. On easy terms for town property in Bloomington, SO acres of Timberland, well timbered for cord wood, in about 5 miles of Bloomington, on the east pike. For further information inquire of Squire R. L. Stephens. imSALK Nice, clean, Timothy Seed. Inquire of C. C. Faris, northeast of town.
FOR SALE. Wheat of the Winter Fyfe Variety, yields 40 bushels per acre. Call on or address J. W.Mdlcr,one mile north of Bloomington, Indiana.
Administrators and Executors and those who have the advertising for Estates will do a special favor for the TELEPHONE if they will always insist upon the advertising WHICH IS REQUIRED BY LAW) to be done at this office. Rates are always reasonable.
LOST SHOE. A shoe,a man's size, lost on White Hall road. Leave at this ottice and get reward. For a lame baen or for a uain in the aide or chest, try saturating a piece of flannel with Chamberlain's Fain Balm ind binding it onto the att'euted parts. f hi treatment will cure anv culinary ra.se in one or two days. Paih lalm ul-u ernes rheumatism. 50 cent hottles fur sale bv Faris Broc, ihe dmmts.
NOTORIAL WORK. jgpoFFICE: Over Hall Bros. ' Store West Side Square. Sale of Bond. The Board of Commissioners will on October 2nd, 1893, offer for sale $0,000 worth of county bonds. Said bonds wi l bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum, payable feemi-an :niall v at the first National Bank ot Bloomington Ind. Said bonds will hxt payable $6,000 in 5years?6,000 in 6 years, $6,000 in 7 years, $6,000 in 8 years, $6,000 . in 9 years. Said bonbs are issued to fund a part of tie floating debt and to build a new county infirmary building. Witness rnv hand this Sept. 14th 1893. J. M. II INKLE. Auditor Monroe Co.
JAPANBSB 131 IrlS
CURE
A New imd Co:nrlo?e Treatment, consisting of SUPPOSITORIEH," Captures ot Ointment and two Boxee of Ointment. A Bover-ffciiing'Cure for Piles of every nature a na oVero. It m.iiree an operation with the Itnift? or in ukciiua of cnrbolio acid, which nre painful and noUcm a pemianent cure, and often resulting In death, unnecessary. Why endur this terrible dineasa? We guarantee 6 boxes to cure any case. Yon only pay for benefits received, f 1 a box, 6 for $5. Sent by mall. Gnarantees issued by our amenta. CONSTIPATION KtiWaa tho great LIVER and 8TOM AC if REGULATOR and BLOOD ITUIFIF.R. Small, mild and pleasant to take, 3spt)Cially adapted for children's use. 60 Dose 25 cento GyAKiiNTEES iaraed only by Faris Rros. D.M Fl AM MO nT, I. G. STRUNK, President. Secretarj'. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA,
Frances and Anna Woodward,
OFTICIAS.
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to B P. M. Office: No. 24i East 0th Street. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. The taie of lndiann, liloominyton T. P , ss: In the LVnn i .lt.-hn K. Litlte a Justice of ti t pt-Nirr in and for Blooming! "ii Town nip, Monroe Couniv, hidi:tn.i, uns the 29th day Auo;.' 1893 John F. Pons ) vs. Anacl.meut. Wm. Wenz. ) Now comes the Plaintiff, by William A. Kioc, hi attorney, and Hies his romplaint ht iein, together with an affidavit-of Phuniiif and B. F. Dure Wt said defendant is not a ivsuient of the Stale of Indiana; that r-aid action is an attach menl proc t dings brought to en fyrce coiltciion of Plaintiff claim and that, said non-n-s-ident dt-iei danl is a nerisstrv party ttuMoto. Notice is iheivioif hereby uiv n s:tid dett'iidant lat, named, hat unless lie be ami appear on xho 28th day of hrru iiib. r, A. .),, liSUH, at my ofli-'e .ii l)Untnw- on Township in said County a n S aie, and anttwer or demur m :u eompiaint,the same wi!! be In aid wio! determined in hifl abseue.e. Witix S9 rnv ii'inie acd he i-eal
ot said ( null :.ilied .u j-iioomiimton
this the 29-h 1 y nt August A. DM .1 8SK. JoiIN K. 1 1 1TK1.U .1. P. SKA1..
Prepares vouiijr and middle asred mtdi
I and women for the pract oil dulics of life
C0MMEKC1AL DK1WKTMKMT: Embraces Hook-keepiiiff. Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law Spelling. Correspondence, Bu? Practice. silOliTH ANT AXD TVPI-M liTTING DEPT. Embranct'S Shorthand and Typewriting, Penmanship. Oorrcsptmi" ence nd Spell--inar. TUITION hOW: HOARD CHEAP; GRADUATION SUCCESSFUL. Address. The Niv Albany Business College. New Cileye Journal fre; N'v Albany, Ind. N. 1. Fall term opens Sept. 5th, '02.WM. B. BURFORD,
Stationer and Printer. All Kinds of Stationery Work. In vitations, Pamphlets, Large Posters, Book Printing Ingravingto Order. end for Prices ::!:d Speciuieos of Work. W. B. Burford, Indianapolip, Indt Geo. Cliampefr SURVEYOR.
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the leading UndortakorB and Farm ture Dealers. W e keep all kinds of eiothing for Funerals, and sell them for one-half the print of other clothii, g. We have the largest stock eer biougiit to this place and and sell yon goods cheaper than any one We have a large assortment of Chamber Suits., Parlor Suits, Lounge, Sideboardn.Dressers, Baby Waomb, Carpet-sweepers, Reed and Rattan Cbairtt, Ac. Pianos and Organs kept in jtoek, and sold on monthly payment. We have the Household Sewing Machine the best machine made. Come and tee iui; north aide of Square, in Wald rcn't block, Blooanuton, It 4.