Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 September 1893 — Page 4

Bloomington Telephone

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Dr. Thad Woodward has returned to his home in Lincoln, Nebraska, after a week's visit with Monroe county relatives. Gate keepers, policemen, and all other attendants and officials at the Fair have been appointed, and everything done to add to the comfort, safety and convenience of visitors. The Fair directors have ordered the stall master to erect at once 50 new stalls out at the Fair grounds, and a force of carpenters were put to work this morning building them. The Western Union Telegraph company has ordered a reduction in wages of 10 per cent, on all employees now receiving over $50 per

month, including line men, construction men, operators, clerks and office managers, all over their entire system on account of the alleged dull times.

Nancy Galloway has sold to William S. Dow 220 aeres in Clear Creek township for $3,000. Emma H. Smith has sold 120 acres in Perry township to W. F.

Robertson. Consideration, $700. Mrs. Mayfield and daughter returned yesterday from a visit to her daughter at Grover, Colorado.

Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cox have returned to their home in Indianapolis, after a week's visit wittf relatives east of town. Charley Burk and family; of Greencastle, who have been visit ing relatives in Monroe county, have returned home. C. R. Perdue has sold out his boot and shoe store at Seymour and will move away. He was not pleased with the location.

A Famous Robbery Recalled.

MAN-OWA.

Already stockmen are arriving with their horses in readiness for the Big Fair next week. John P. Jones, from Kentucky has stabled three animals that are beauties, named "Mattie Scott," "fiettie B" and "Dash Wood," all Kentucky thoroughbreeds. Charles Duckworth, of Morgan county, and an

old time visitor is also on the

fom

Michael Bungar and wife, of Springfield, Mi&souri, who have been visiting relatives west of town, have returned home. The State fair is in progress this week at Indianapolis, but the attendance from here is small compared with former years. Mrs. Mattie VanWie, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. C. K. Boyd, of

Kentucky, are visiting J. R. East and family, west 6th street.

Mrs. Emmett Harris and son, Cyrus, have been called to Stanford, on account of the sickness of Mrs. Dr. Munson, who has the typhoid fcer. Rev. Allen B.Phillput and family started to-day for their home in

Philadelphia, after a visit of a month among Blooiaington friends

md at other points. Judge Edward Adams is in the citv visiting his relatives south of mi Bloomington and other friends. Mr. Adams is well knovn here and moved to- Nebraska several years ago. He practiced for a time and is now judge of the court. He expects to remain about three weeks.

Immediatel' after the Fair, Prof. Henry Gentry will leave to join his show that is now in Richmond, Va.

f his i He will leach it at a point in North j south part of the county. The

amount of money taken amounted

The express robbery at Kendallville, this State, recalls to mind a robbery almost as daring that occurred in Monroe county in 1885, when an express car was entered by one man and the safe rifled. As the Louisville night express pulled into Harrodsburg, 14 miles south of Bloomington, about 11 o'clock, some one got on the platform of the express car, and when the train was in full speed entered the car, Without any warning, he drew a revolver and shot Peter Webber, the baggage-master; then at the point of the weapon compelled Mr. Davis, the express messenger, to unlock the safe. He took out such valuable packages as he wanted, pulled tke bell cord,

ami as the train stopped shot Davis through the head, then made his escape into the darkness. The train run at once to Bloomington. when the alarm was given. In a few weeks arrests were made. Peter Webber, the baggatre master, soon improved and was brought here to see if he could identify the robber, for in the meantime a man by the name of Wright had been held on suspicion. When Webber arrived he at once said that Wriarht

was not the man, but pointed out Chesley Chambers, who was then at the National hotel, as the guilty man. The matter vas kept a profound secret, and at 1 o'clock that pay the court room was crowded to suflication to witness the preliminary hearing of Wright. Imagine the astonishment of the audience when Wright was turned lose and Chambers was arrested. Chambers was a young man living south of town about 7 miles, and had before borne a good reputation. Two long trials followed that created intense

interest throughout the State; the jury disagreed the first time, but the second ended in Chambers being sentenced to the penitentiary for two years. He served his term and is now living a quite lite in the

I? AUWS1)OCT0B WILL BE AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL Br ,NINGTO THURSDAY SEPT. 28, 1893, AND EVEKY FCUR WEEKS THEREAFTER.

Prepared to Heal tne sick. MAK-A-WA

treats with uneqtialed success all Chron io or Nervous diseases. He especially asks tho.se who have been treated with

strong, poisonous drug;? to visit him

and receive such treatment as nature intended should be used for the relief and cure of sickness. By the proper use of Roots, Barks, Herbs and Plains more eases can be cured and more relief given than by anv other method.

IMPORTANT TO LAIUES. Dr, Man-O-Wa has discovered the greatest euro known for all disease. peculiar to the sex. That tired feeling, headache dizziness, weakness, pain in the back, d nipping dow n. backache, hot flashes cold hands and feet, pain ir-' the top ot head, sleepless nights and other conditions due to weakness, poMiivelv and pennanenilv cured. My method does away with '-local treatment," so niuch dreaded by the majority of ladies and which are perfectly useless. TO THE MEN. A pjomanent cure is offered to the voting and middle aged -d men who are suffering with weak back, loss of strength or vitality, despond dency. night losses, lost hi unhood. specks before the eye dizziness, palpita lon of the heart, fullnes- in the head resulting from secrot and pernicious practices. More live? are wrecked by this vice than by all other causes combine.!. No tin.e to lose I guarantee cure in every case taken. PILES. Positive and permanent cure of piles. No cutting, on loss of time, no ligature, no pain. Fistula and ulcers of rectum cured. EPILEPSY. Dr. Mnn-O-Wa has discovered the great specific remedy foi epilepsy. This disease, the most dreadful ofall diseases, can be cured. THROAT ANI LCNG lUSKASES. Catarrh of the nose, throat and bronchial tubes: catarrh! dcanc-s. headache, dropping in the threat, indigestion, impure blond resulting from catarrh, cured by a short course of treatment'

! Cairarrh i! neglected wili prod nee consumption, which very soon becomes in- i ! curable. All throat and Jung affection sh ould receive prompt and Hficient :

treatment. DKOPSY AXl KIDXEYTKOPBLE. Dropsy can be cured by vegetable remedies, but by no others. Bloating ol the abdoman, puffs under the eyes, swelling of the hand- and feet arc dropsy. If taken in time this condition is euiable. RHKCM ATlrSM. I will posi tively cure rheumatism, no matter how long standing. This pauilul disease u nder proper treatment can be cured and the blood thoroughly purified will prevent return. You don't need to change climate, as thU result cai. be aceomplNhe'l here as well as elsewhere. Rheumatism produces heart disease, which can ?t be cuie1 hence it should not be allowed to produce this result. All who m;-y be tumbled with aryspcpia, indigestion, bright's diseas dropsy, eonstipitiop, epilepsy, nor - ousdebility, headaches, cattarrh, bronchitis cons umption, scrofula or any fom: tcf blood poison, rheumatism, asthma, car cers or tumors, ffinale weakness, pile s, neuralgia, diseases of the eye and eai losgof strength and loss of manhood, are espec illy invited tocall and consult the Doctor. DM, MAN-O-WA is one of the great d i steagnostician of diseases in Americr He can locate your disease and describeda patients ailments without even a hin to guide him in his conclusions. Consul tiition, personal and by letter, f'c Treatment, including all medicines used $2 to $5 per month. Address M A.JS -O-W-rW) U S. Illinois St.. Indianapolis. Ind.

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS. State of Indiana, Monroe County,

In the Circuit Court, October rerm, J 803.

bomas C. Oliver ) vt: V omplairtt No. Belle Oliver 2711 Now comes tbe Pinintff by Mulky & Rice hin ar,iornes, and files bis complaint herein, together with an affidavit of Plaintiff and Wra. T.

Blair thatths reMidetice of thw Defendant is unknown and upon diligent inquiry can uc be ascertained, that waid action ib lor divorce and that Maid non-resident defendant 19 a necessary party ;nret.o Notice is there!-re hereby given said Delendatit i at unless she be and appear m we nine! t enth day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden on the Seeond Monday ot October, A. D. 1893, at the Courr House in Blcomini: 'n,in said Lounty and iState and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heird and determined in her allien. --. ' - V .tness my nam- and feEAi; the sea. t ans Court, r--' a Mixed : ' I on mi ngton, tins 2i8 I'd.iv o AiiL'ii-' i. I ., 1893. JoUN V . ( iAVFN8, C -ik -f M."C.

When you come to the FAIR be sure to call and .h? mv stock of

grounds will

-y 1 V , It II ,1 'II

hor.es. There are already IS en- Uiroiiuu, una tne rail montte win tries ia the 2:35 pace and more be Pent iu traveling through the comina. There will be no discount south- lt is his ir)tentiori for thc

on the races next week.

show to winter this year near St.

Augustine, Florida, and Mr. Gentry may not return to Bloomington until some time next summer.

The advance in the price of

vrtivat is most welcome to the farm-!

mi i

evs. j no rears tnav succeed ior a i time in prcvontinj?' a $ur:her rise1 The board of Sectors of the and m y even hornier tho market j Bloomington Fair, at their meeting do;vn, hncas the financial ouro js kl. Tuesday night, decided that

the groat amount or moa-

in arranging

most

to something over $1,200. During the loug trials there was much excitement, and Chambers always had many friends who believed him innocent. Webber is still a baggage master on the Monon and passes through Bloomington. Davis never recovered, and it is stated that after a year or so, lost his mind entirely He is said to be alive and about Louisville.

Emmet Harris, of the World,! HARKODSBUKC will leave to-night for a visit to the1 Mr- and James Finley, oi Nebraska, are spending a (ew w-eeka (with relatives in this county.

Mrs. A. K. Dowden, who lias Mis. Roby, of Washington, is , been dangerously sick for the pasttteDdin8 a week with her nie,Mrs. j

tew weeks, is thought to ho nn-J T.J.Clay and daughter Duck proving. iwere in Bloomington the first of the . . y k Congressman Cooper, of this Ir and Mrs- Kennev Johnson.

district, ha? purchased a home at formerly of this place, have moved j

Takoma Park.one of Vasliin;ton!s!o Merom, Ind. beautiful suburb, and udl occupy' Mr' a"d .M"". b,olher of 1 J .Gore bmitb visited here over bunit the coming season. ;c;iy " Hon. Js L. Henrv. "of An-' -s.Jenn e Tagiie,who has b.i n

j SADDLES & j " harness; j JiM'ci; F ;oin;.HomE I Have best Spring Seat SADDLE in the state. ONLY $12.00 Dollars.

Shop on College Av(imi: South of First .National iiauk.

EMKliY'S

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Bioominion Wednesday.

Orer, Ibe Wa! tnndt uovof the)owm."-': the groat amot ,s- -.. ..Ci A:- 1 "Vthy had expended it

iliuui mai tt.t "" " ' ' , , . .... ,i i

certain u,1h. upward. Our!."10 w Tr ,n .st!uei.n The Merry War is ..at crop this year i not much iu ! ihe' would rf m(1 heiV i rjom 1 n P-

wheat crop this 3

excess of cur annual homo consumption, and, a:? there is a shortage in other countries, there will be a demand for our surplus. Europe will take aH the wheat we can spare. For some of it she will have to pay considerably more than the present market prices. The new Allen block is being rapidly filled up with rentvrs. As has already been announced, Campbell & Co. have the large? corner room, andu photograph gallery is

to occupy ? part of the upstairs.

former action in regard to admit

ting anv one free on Wednesday of -.11 .1 ... i iu., I An old Democrat said to

rair weeK, Knowing as tuey 00 luul three of the best races will occur; e elr one 10P0ite

About tnis time next year u looks as if there was going to be a

Wednesday afternoon, and that this fact together with the other attractions, will well be worth the price of admission to any one, old or young. It was therefore ordered, that all soldiers, old settlers and children would he charged the same for admission on Wednesday as on anv other da v. The Indiana Crop Bulletin issn-

The south loom that fronts on Col- cd to-d:lV sn.Vs: "Thc temperature

lee Avenue, h .s bteu rented by : was excessively warm until Satur-

M. D. Wells, the restaurant man, who is completing arrangements to start a dining room, that is to be conducted in modern style and cater to the best class- of "rude. Mr. Wells aiso has the basement rented and will d? l,;s own baking and cooking. One of the basement rooms fronting on west Cth street has been rented to W. H.Hancock, now on the east side, for a meat market. The two west offices e, on 6th street, are to be occupied by Dr.Line,now in the East Side music store. DRESS GOODS

Silks and " Velvets. LARGEST STOCK, LOWEST PRICES Always at WICKS BEE HIVE.

day, when it became cool both day

and night. Abundant rains fell at the beginning of thc week nearly everywhere. They came toe late to do good to corn, but pasturage, meadows and other vegetation were benefited and arc improving. The soil, being wetted several inches deep, was in good condition, and plowing and sowing wheat were vigorously prosecuted. Much corn is cut and in shock, and that which is stiil standing can only be hurt by a very severe frost within a few days, the most of it being beyond all danger. Grasshoppers and crickets are very numerous.

CLOAKS New Styles, Best Assortment, Price always Lowest at WIC&S BEE HIVE

big fc 'cut throat'- game among the Democrats. In about three months it will be time to commence organizing for the campaign. For clerk, Pete Dill has a good many supporters, and will no doubt be in the race. James B. Chirk has a good folio wing, and his friends will make a strong light for him if he wants the race. They say he deserves it for he has done a good deal for the party, and he made a very good race for Secretary of State three years ago. Frank Kinser is talked of for treasurer. For sheriff, John D, Morgan can have the race if he wants it. The Democrats made a big mistake in that office last year, and they will be more careful this time. Talhott will likely get the race for recorder and he would like to haveit. Of

course, there will be other candi-

yesterday, will likely rent theJohnj Mrs. Oldham spent "Tuesday in AffrSiIhi honr norfh Wnlnnf strict .iBedford.

and move here in a short time.

The preachers of thc Blocmington district of the M. E. conference present Rev. W. M. Zariug

Mrs.Hol Woodward Las returned from Marshall, where she has been visiting the past week. The teachers 'employed iu thih township are as follows: Misses on

Bennett, Mrs. Nettie DeukardJenn ie

with a large beautiful upholstered(Tilley, Mary Strain, Lizzie Adams, chair ;is a token of their regard and Laura Adam?, Emma McCullough, friendship, and fur Ji?s efficient ser-!' ?vior; Messrs Ju Ige Sharp- ... , . jieu.U ill bmaliwoud ard hlmer Lucviccs as presiding elder.

pre

Rev. J. Y. Baker has b. en

rc! Andrew Young took his little

turned to EilettsviUc for anotlKMv,JT,Qi,ld A n.,, uim

W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE noTWp. Do you wear them? When next In need by a pIr,7 fleet in the world.

4.00

43.50 $2.50 2.25

$2.00

FOR

5.0013.00

mf0ft BOYS

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year, au euon was mane 10 10 su- ,n tbe deal and dumb school, cure him at several points, but his; Johnnie Lowe ml wife,

people at Ellettsville petitioned unjNewton, Kansas, are visiting their 1 . , . , T. , . iparentH here. anunously to the Bisl-op tor his re-j Thg8ohoolH bejfan Monday with turn. Mr. Baker is one of thejan enrollment of 100 pupils. strong young men of the church, j Among those who attended the " ifair at Bedford last week were Mr. The Fair directors have placeuand Mrs. D J. Kinaer.Mr.and Mrs the price for admission to the am- Frank Kinser, Newton Holmes and phitheater at 15 cents and to thejolilel'f' , T 1 . . , . 1A . i Arthur Lowe ana wife, of Wotquarter stretch ut lOQents It wusjlhjngl()n spenl tfunday w'Uh n,,a. ordered that the same premiums of-, here. fered in the poultry department on! Mrs. Win. Lowe started for chicken would ' bo given OH: Marshnll Ind., Tuesday to visit hei , , i ! i daughter Mrs. Columns, -chicks of the uach of ly. Ernest Sares tilled the pulpit a'

The proviso in the show rmg for;the Cnristian church Sunday nioin-

iug a?iu eveiHi g. Dr. and Mi. Driscoll and daughter Olive, of Fhuida, are visiti p p

If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, made In the latest styles, don't pay $6 to $3, try my $3, $3.50, $400 or $5 Shoe, They fit equal to custom made and look and wear as well, If you wish to economize In your footwear do so by purchasing W. L Douglas Shoes. Name and price stamped on the bottom, look for it when you buy JV. I. BOUGJLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by ' For bv Kd. V n.i !!. and 'Mh'O. ThraMi-r mit t vili. ('. hiinu. Mini'sville. Ind

litrht harness horses, harring the entry therein of horses already enter

ed in the speed rim:, was abolishedjrelatives and friends here.

by the Fair directors, and horses! Samuel Curry spent a few days 1-4.1 , i .w,Jl)ers the first of the week. He will entered in the speed ring ma 1 . w1 rn(li( ninnlifl lha

coming year.

enter in thc light harness classes.

II. T. Pickel; brother-in-law of

Win. Carmichael,and a former stu-j

Two men were arrested at Spen(or. Tnesdnv . on siisnieion hsiv-

dent of the Indiana University, was iar robbed the Win. Stout house, united in marriage last Thursday, northwest of town, but as there was to a Miss Frank, a wea thy voungno direct evidence to hold them i. I. . . 1 ' I 1 i 1 A

chles for all these other offices and ladv of San Frmieh c... Mr. Tick- U.V aiscnursea w.iuoui iuo uaiibioi .iu uithi, oiuti oniab. ami i . . knowledge of the olheers here. there is going to be a lively old j !l snceessi ul real tate agent - time and some fan for you Kepub- f SanFrancism j Simon Ades and wife and Mrs.

iieaus. .loan iv. Andeison will tie A hanv Iah n-r t W a nes- r . . , .i i

f - iiouisviiie, wnere iney nave oeen jday: uKev. d. E.Steele and family:for the nasi two weeks vwitiuff rel-

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in it strong for liepresentativc.

Marriage license has been issiv.nl to Thomas Minet and Clara S. Moore.

Miss Hattie Leas, west 4th street, is able to be about the house after a month's sickness.

Kev. Frank Ellcr has returned from a pleasant v isit with his daughter at (Bedford.

will leave Saturday morning for atives. The newly married couple

Bloomington, and Dr. Steele will'wili occupy the rsorman property, commence his pastoral labors at thej001 Kirkwood Avenue. M. E. church there on Sunday. A general passenger agent says Their many warm friends in New that all talk of lower rates to the Albanv deeply resrret that Dr. Steele1 World's Fair may as well now and his amiable wife have to leave cease as every road running into the city. But such is the rule of(Chicago has practically reached the the church live years being the limit of its capacity to handle busilimit of the Uiinistcnial term. jness.

HEART DISEASE 20 TEARS. 2r. Miles McdiocU Co. Elkhart, Ind. Dear Sirs: Yv '20 ynrp I was troubled with dean disease. Would freiuenilv have falling spell and smothering .-it iiht. Iladto Bit up or get out of bed to breathe, liad pain in my loft side ivA back rocstof thetmo; at iut I beicamo drofical. I tos vory v.ervous and nearly worn out. itie least exuiemftin would cause me to THOUSANDS T.r3 with flntovfT?ir For ihe 1fst fifteen yeart I could notkt-p mi r.iv l-'t'tsido or Nkk until began taking vour An itrurt Mre. I laid not taken Uvery long Vintn 1 folt much better, and I can now sleep on e:;ber ?ide or back v ithout tbe least discom fort. 1 have no pain, rinn ihering, dropsy, no wind on stonmrh or other (ljsa:;reoahlc symptoms. I am able to d' all my own housework without an? trouble ami consider myself cured. Klkhart, hid.. lsS8. Mrs. KlMIKA. HATCH. It is novv four vears since I have taken any medicine. Am in" truer heal th than I have been In 40 years. I honestly ho- m . mm lieve that Xr. Ntiw CII R F U Sean Cur saved my life w and made me e. rymftr X am row 02 yeajl of age, and am abls to do a good day's work. May -10th, 1301 Mrs. RUUft B.tk Soll on Poitlv d"-'j..ace OR. MILES PILLS.' ,osct25CT. Foa Hale by Tarn Bros.