Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 December 1893 — Page 4
Stop
AM)
Aro you buying your goads at the
right figures? Or instead, are you
largely made up from the railway condition and influences. Not-
Reflect!
paying somt house big pric to re-! withstanding all these facts, which
imburse them for favors shown yon J upon proper reflection will he conin long time and extra dating; If j ceded, this same great system of
you are doing the latter it is high
time to pause and reflect whither
yci aretewiing! There can be but one end. Broad is the way and many there Be WJaqare traveling upon that Wide Road, which leads to sif&lSS Financial Destruction! hmmkmJb cvf that road is " " BUY ING ON TIME StylStipHStOl!" Build not your house upon the shifting sands of Credit Dealing, but rather on that broad and solid foundation which ism substantial as the mountains themselves. KHY FOE CASH! Our prices will help you to that haste.
ET1TA31D SUCCEED: Save Twenty five per cent by buying your Boots & Shoos and Gro
ceries exclusively for Cash of
CARMICHAEL & URMY
Bloomington Telephone uQJisittd Friday, with Tuesday Extra. - - EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR ff. S. BRHDFUTE.
EBMS:
NE YEAR, - $1.50 SIX MONTHS - 75c THREE MONTHS 40c
THE DAILY TELEPHONE ASttitf it 3:30 P. H. Ewery Day. CXCXFT StttTDAY, Siificred attbe P. 0., Bloomington, Ind. as 2nd class matter, March 22, 1892. SUBSCRIPTION: m Year $3 0 ! One Month 2oc Months... 1 50 One Week 6c Delivered by Carrier to any part of the g at above rates. If paper is irregular urtwas will please leave word at office. . ' " UBTKHTISIKG COLLECTED EACH MONTH. mficmOYER COLLINS & KARSELLS. Mrs. Geerge Thornton went 'to Stinesville to-day to spend Thanksgiving wtii home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis, of Lincaln, IH., are expected here next week on a visit to relatives. K. .8 Northcott, who is teaching iu Clear Creek township, came op to spend Thanksgiving with heme folks. m - - ! M 1 Mrs. Hayhurst, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. O. Bur- j
bank, left to-day on a visit to relatives in Terre Haute. The Thanksgiving collection at the M.E. church amounted to $22,S6, and is to be used by the Church Alliance for the benefit of the poor of our city. The contract for the erection of the new business rooms, of John Alexander, on the cdrner of 3rd mid Walnut streets, has been let to Griffy & Walkdr. John W. Hornbaker, an old time citizen of Monroe county, died at ijs home in Newton, Kansas, last Eriday, Nov. 24th, with pneumonia. Mr, Hernbaker was 75 years of age and left Mtnroe county
2&out 15 years ago, and was one of the best known stock dealers in. the sQnth part mi the county. The meetings at the brick school bpnsc, sutli of town, are still progressing and unusual interest is beifi2 manifested. Services are held every night at 7 o'clock, and Revs. William Teifer, J. H. Garrison and William Farmer are doing the work. There have been 15 or more conversion duruig the revival, and much more good is promised
Something About Railaoads.
The Fortnightly Club, a literary organization of gentlemen of the city, was addressed last night by Mr. L. A. Clark, of Crawfordsville, and formerly station master of the Monon railway at this place. Mr. Clark has for a number of years been a close student of the railway problem, and is the author of "Clark's Railway Digest" now in its second edition. His talk last night was on, "Our Railways Their Extent and Influence' and contained much that was practical. Mr. Clark said that history warrants the assertion that no invention of the present century has been the means of producing such social and commercial revolution throughout our entire country as that of steam locomotion on our railways. Mr. Clark then went on to show that there are three things necessary for prosperity, a fertil soil, busy workshops and a convenient mode of transportation. The American people are an ingenius class, producing the railway, strictly an American institution, and showing their ability to give great things to the world. It was the feeling of pro
gress that 50 vears aio hunt the
first railway, the final out growth of enterprise, financial daring jmd pluck. The first road for the transportation of passengers and freight was built in 1S29. The first ten years only 3,000 miles were built; the next ten years 0,000 miles additional were constructed; in 1860 we had over 30,000 .miles, ivhen railroading became recognized, as a leading industry of the
American railways has become in many places the common prey of designing politicians and not infrequently the unwilling victim of misguided and corrupt legislation He then gave specific cases of this kind in some western States, giving figures in support of his statements. The downward course of all freight rates has been very rapid for the past few years and rates are now lower than ever known before. He likened the organization of a great railway company to our National government, because of its perfection and system in all its details. Passengers and mail matter can now be delivered from China t Liverpool, crossing the Pacific, then the continent, and the Atlantic by steamer to Liverpool, in 21 days, The rail route is over 3,000 miles. In conclusion Mr. Clark said: "Friendly relations will encourage legitimate enterprises and reciprocity will put the machinery into motion. Between the common
carrier and the people, the most
HAERODSBURP. Mrs.Frauk Kinser and childr npent Sunday in Blooming ton. Miss Sallie Hitter, of Orangeville, is assisting Rev. Iledden in bin series of meetings at Lmcathum chapel. Elder Weddel is conduciiug a gene of meetings at the Christian church this week. Mr. Bell is visiting his children here. Miss Martha (Jlark returned from Bloommglon 1 uesday. Mis Cora McPadden returned from Terre Haute Wednesdav.whore she in attending college. Dr. and AIih. baker gave a Thanksgiving dinner to the following: Kev. Hadlock and wite, ftlr.and Mrs. J. S. VVoodward, and daughter Daiwy, Mrs. Tilley and Jennie. Mrs. Wra. Strain and daughter Minnie were iu Bioomiugton Saturday. Miss Vina Graves has returned irom Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Urraey, of Biootmngton, are visiting their parents here.
Miss Minnie Baker, of Ellens-
viile, is visiting her brother, Dr. Baker. I
Are your children aubject to croup? If so, you should never be without a bottle of Chaiaberlain'a Cough Remedy It is a certain cure for croup,and has never been known to fail. If given freely as soon as
the croupy cough appears it will prevent the attack. It is the sole reliance with thousands of mothers who have croupy ohildren, and never disappoints them. There is no dauger in giving this Remedy in large and frequent doses, as it contains nothing injurious. 50 cent bottles for tale by Faris Bros., druggists. DOCTOR II. Erainard Iieegan, Special Attkntion Given - - M3KASE8 of WOMEN. DISEASES of CHEST. THROAT, and NASAL CAVITIES. CHRONIC. NERVOUS, and SKIN DISEASES. Consultation General. Hours
i v Wit XT fir rf-
., UfrK K Alien UIOCK A . Vf , . OT
Suar. Moominirton, Indiana.
- An entertainment will be tjiven ! hv the children at the M. E. church I on Christmas night. !
Married at the residuum of riip f Y v
krirlli fill Pliaurjorr 1,-1 i twr of o a Decree to me directed from the
Clerk oi the Monroe Uircuit t'ourt
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a certified copy of
expose at Public Sate to the bighwt bidder, ti SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9tb9 A D.f 1893. 4 between the hours of lo o'clock a.m.,. and 4o'c)ock p. m,. of said day, At the door of the Court house in BloGm ington, Monroe County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years the following Real Estate, to wit: Ths Northeast quart rr of the Soqlhwest quarter of Section (20) Twenty Township Eitfht, (8) North Ranee I one eM m thr County of Monroe and 8iate of Indiana Jf feuch rents tui profits will toot sell for a suifcient nam tosatify said deiree, interests and costs, I will at the same time and place'expose at public saie the fee-simple of said real estate, or so much thereof aa may be sutiicient to discharge mid decree, interest and costs. Said Sale will be made without relief wlm'ever from valuation or appraisement law. Wilsox Adams. Nov. JSfh. sheriff of M.C.
Sheriffs Sale.
1. . J ty t
onoe on i uesaay eenin;
o'clock, Miss Jennie AiiiJer, of this vitiate and J. W.Clendeuen by Kev. Steen,ol Elletuville. The ceremony was performed in the presence of
perfect harmony should prevail J rehl lves and a w. personal fnenda, ant was unusualiv linnreHive. Th
lhe greatest ffood to ail interests in-; bnde looked Jove", aijJ wa8 auire(J dred and Ninety Seven Dollars and volved should lw the first consider- ; in changeable J&dies cloth, and the ! E,-ht.V Four Cents,(397.84) with innt.inn. Tttv.muiUh rrminnnnt.inn ' croum in a neat huil of hhie.k. Mikr ! tere8t on said decree and costs,! will
for
conceded
in a cause wherein Columbus Carriage ( Company is Plaintiff, and Louis B- Campbell and Margaret E. Campbell are Defendants, requiring me to make the Rum of Three Hun-
1. lieasonaoie compensation , gioum ax a neat sun oi uiacK. mish services rendered should be 1 Miller is wel1 known here "iimi hae i wv . n rnany friends who pray for her fueded. Discriminations in all ture'bapmnt8s. Mr. Clendenen is
their phazes in favor of or antaon- partially a stranger but has made a istic to the interests of either should favorable impression on all who be discounted. An honest effort ivet bIeC0,nf acquainted with him. . . ,,. , i , i We believe be is competent to take upon the part of all to adhere to a , the besl uf care of 0Jr f I -end and policy of justice and equity would , trust nhe may be free fiom all forresult in a closer alliance f all in- Tow and care under his loving protects. An unprejudiced review ! xion. Alter the eeivmonband--li-i i i -shaking and :ongiatulations were of our commercial history and the profurann heartv About 0 nvlouk
causes which operated in develop- the company departed wishing thtm
inir our national resources will
expose at Public SaIe,to the highest bidder, on
I'Q. ' i J ' 15 ivuu uappy me.
suit in a deeper appreciation of our i 1 T. - . , t y A , . xl The Indiana i ai'mer ot the last railways, there extent and mnu-1 . , r i , . M . J ' ; ifc.sue published the toilowiuir edi-
ence.
m From Wednesday Daily: A Happy Wedding,
The marriage Qf Edward Zaring and Miss Cor a Woullcy wa& soltinnized this afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the borne of the bride's mother, corner of Washington and $th streets. The wedding was one of those happy home occasions, there being only a few intimate friends and relatives present to witness the ceremony. The two were united by Dr. William Zaring, the
father of the'room, after which
torial that
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16th, A. D., 1393. between the hours of iO o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. mM of aaid day at the door of the Court House in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, the rents and profits fov a term mot exceding seven years, the following Real Estate, to-wit: The South-east quarter of the Southoast quarter of Section Number (4) Four,Township Number Nine (9), North Range Number One(l) East containing Forty (40) acres, more or less in Monroe County, Indiana.
If such rerits and profits will not
is of soecial interest
here; "One of the most successful I ior a sufficient sum to satisfy
i i a i A t 1 said t)ecree,uiterest and costs, I will breeders of Aberdeen Angus class " : , .!
of cattle in Ohio, is a graduate of the Indiana State University, Mr.
at the same time and place, expose
to Public Sale the fee simple of said Re 1 Estate, or so much thereof as
(haw Brndfnte. (if Me.idnw vr.nk ay be utticient to discharge sain
, . ... 4, . , i Decree, interest and costs. Said sale
V'WWIT"H' --jwii be made without any relief hen he graduated he made choice ; whatever from valuation or ai.-
of stock farming for his occupation ! pmisement laws.
and now with his father, under the tirm name of D. Bradfute & Son, is at the head of a noted herd of Aberdeen Angus cattle. He went from college to stock raising1 and it is claimed is now perhaps the best
By a virtue ot a certified OOpy of a Decn-e 10 me directed from the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Cottft in a cause wherein the Workifijj;raen s Loan Fund and Savings Association is Piairwiff,and Cyann Prs iar and Charles F- Preslar are Defendants, r quiring me to make the sura of Eeight Hundred and Twelve Dollars and Thirty Two CentsfSi2,32.) with inierenr. on said decree and costH, I will expose at J&blip Sale, to the hibnst bidder, ,ohI SATURDAY. DEC KM 1ER 9th, A. P.; 1893. between O hours oi H o'clock m. and 4 o'oh-ck. p. m.'of frtid dfcjr at the door of the Cour" House in BJoominutMi, Monroe County, Indiana, the reus and profit for a term not exceeding given years, the following Real Estate, to wit: Lot number Two (2), in the Fuller & VValdion addition to the City ot jiloomingmn, in (nid County and State, sr.il addition being a sub-division of otu-bn number Twelve (12), and a pari ot out-lot number Elf v-n (II), in said City. If such reiitH and profits wiH Got sell for a sut1iiie t sum 10 satisfy said Decree,; laerest and coU,I will at the same time and place, expdae to Public :Sale the fee simple of said Real Estate, or so much' 'hereof M may be sufficient to di-eoarge said Decree,intereM :md c s. Stid a?il
will be male o l.o- t
whatevt-r ivni v ment iavs.
ua? i v4J : 'praiCf
the happy couple received the
country. By 1873 there were 07, - j hearty congratulations of those in
000 miles, although civil war had j attendance. They were then drivrajied in the menntimc. In the ; to the Monon station and took
Wilson Adams,
Nov. 20th, 1803. Sheriff of M C. H.C. Duncan, Attorney tor PlaintiffflHHaBHBHanRBMVHnMi Sheriff's Sale.
authority in the country on the sub- Dec;ee to me directed from the
Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court in a cause wherein The Working Men's Building, Loan Fund and Savings Association is Plaintiff, and Fianois E..Viatlw and Roe L Win-
In the case of Owens rs. Robertson and others, that was tried this week by Jude Downey, at a special term of court, the jury failed to agree, after Insing out 24 hours, and was discharged. The jury to d 9 for the defendant and 3 for the plantiff. About $300 is involved in the ease,' and this is the second trial. A trial before Judge Jon Ian rnlted in disagreement.
vcjjtl'ublc
next ten years 47,000 miles were added, when people believed that the climax of railway building had been leached, but another ten years added 70,000 miles, so at the present time we have nuw uooul 177,000 miles of road, not including 50,000 miles of side track. The railway construction for 1893 has fallen off greatly, due to the same causes that have effected till other branches of business, us only 2,000 miles have been built this year.
the train for S;Jcm, where they will spend a few days with the parents of Mr. Zaring. Mr. and Mrs. Zaring are well known young people of Bloomington, and tL cougi'di ululious of ail follow them in theii new relations. Mrs. Zaring has the honor of biin one of the most popular young ladies of the city. For the past six years he has been connected with the Woollcy liaruhill insurance agency, and by her faithful
Our people do not appreciate the ! performance of duty has become magnitude of the railway system j a favorite in business circles. Mr. because they arc always expecting Zaaing has been connected with great things. Mr. Clark said: j the Corner store as salesman for a fc 'Picture in your imagination an j number of years, and by reason of industry capalalized at twelve bil- i his abilityis regarded at the Lend lions of dollars, with an earning of his profession. He is now in capacity of one billion two hund- ohnr?e the Corner's branch , ' ... 1, , ..I store at- h lettsville, and is a mot ted mulon annually, disbursing tor j , ., . , ' . (, . . J' . 1 7 1 excellent young man. labor and nxed charges eight hun-
Indiana University.
Ry a Special Reporter.
Mahoue, the
mother of Mrs. James Kelley, died at the home of Mr. Kelley this morning. She had been sick for. a long time. Her home was at Ladoga, but about six months ago hc came to Bloomington, since which time she has made her home with her daughter. She was a faithful
membejrjfcf the Catholic church and I
a woman held in the highest regard bjj all her 'acquaintances. The funen services will lie held in the St. Charles Catholic church Saturday tsorning it 9 e'eiotk.
dred millions, furnishing employ- 1 ment to 850,000 men, and you will have the basis upon which you may
form an idea of the maguitude of , D 0 Dalo is ubie l0 )0 ubout this vast industry' In addition, , aftcr :l serious attack of fever, there is a vast capital expended in j t-Thc themoof President Swain s producing the material to keep the i lecture at liePauw SumLiv wa:
jrouds in a physical conuiuon. llc5 1 Thc! Attitude of Scientific Men tu
ject of well bred cattle. Bradfute & Son have made a specialty of the Aberdwn Anus or Polled Angus. Tf oh herd at present cosit-- 15
j huad of thorc)Ughbie:h,;ilI of vvhich j )ovv are Defend-inisitquiiiiig me to
make the uui or Klevn Uui.dred aqd Tbirty-dve dollars and Jtightyfive cents (1135.8.) with imprest on said decree and costs, I wiil expose at Public Sale, 10 tiie highest bidder on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th, A. DM 21.803. between the hours f 10 oVloek a.m. and 4 o'clock p. ra., of eaid flay at the door oi the Court iiuuse in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, the rents anu ionis tor a term riot exceeding seven yeare), 1 tie following Real Ktate: A part of in-lot number (93) Ninety Three, in the City of mournington, in said County a;.i. state, bounded as lollops 10-wi;; Commenoing at th onih-we corner of said in-lot, running thence north (04) Kixty-?ur ter-t 1 Hence east (72) seventy-two feet, thence south (64) ixy-fonr tef-?. 1 hence west (72) seventy-' no fVr. to the place oi beginning, if (ueh rents and p'ofirs will not sell tor a sufficient nuto to natisfv said Decree,interesr and Hi8tK,I wiil at the same time and place, expose to Public Sale the iee simple of said
are registered and the same number of mixed or graded stock, being a cross with the best Shorthorn, making in all 90 head. Their herd is tliL' aUI'l-.I u'ud b'ci ju ooulLuiii Ohio, and is at least second in size in the State The Polled Angus arc direct desceudenis of the most popular and noted families. in Scotland and to-day produce more show animals than perhaps any other single breed in America. It is claimed there has always been polled cows in Angus. They are called by the natives of Scotland hornless ordodded cattle.'' Professor Snyder, ex-superintendent of the Washington county schools, and well known here, becoming convinced that the tobacco habit was wroug, ooueiuueu to re
form it and to invest the money
spent for tobacco in a Building and Loan association. He has now $600 invested, which otherwise would have been dissipated in smoke.
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Nov. 15: f.. 1
W. L. DOUGUJ S3 SHOE noTVti., Do you wearihem? Wh?n next In wrf pdrt Best in tH worhU '
4500
$4.00
43.50 $2.50 42.25
$2.00
FOR
If yon want a fine DRESS StIGE. sd taflpitaM styles, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $ CMM of $5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom madtilMfcttd wear as well. If you wlshtoeconomlzetomiptweir,' do so by purchasi ng W. L Pougfas Sbo m tad price stamped on the bottom, look for It wlwywtAry JV.I.. Brrclifoii, K&ast. Sold
PorHa" bv.Rdi Whetflell.' 4 and rrheo, Thrshcf, Smith vjlle.
i
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. List or, of ! may be sufficient to diHCfaante said i ijj . 1 ni 1 Decree, interest and costs. Said sale Bedford, arc speni; IiuuiU.-iv , .M , ' , - , r . r ' W 1 : l m;:(k' Wi; U! i;2i relief ing With Mr. and M rs. Harry I .vt.as.Ar from vnUvuior "or ai
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tans, cubura hatch. - HE&RT DISEASE 20 TQUIS.
2)eab 8nw: .For aD-YmmI wm
invBtt
V
regarded the building of therPaci
he railway as the greatest exhibi-
licltgion anil Iunnorullty
-Walter M. Wood, ?)3, is now
firm A nrurif nn pntrni'icn in vnl.
"7 , v I ho ding the resptnhil) e portion of
The paper then discussed the imiijone power of these great corporations, singly and as a whole, and asserted that it hud always been used liberally with the people, and was in advance of th'j times, going as a pioneer into new countries, when towns and cities followed. The values of all markets and co-
moditiee, at home and abroad are t street.
Educational Director of the Y. M. (J. A, of Chicago. It is an evening school, where mauv ourscs are offered, requiring a faculty of 16 mem' ers, who arc under the supervision of Mr. Wood. Miss Bessie Trissler, of Smithville, is spending the day with the family of 1. O. Sutphiu, west 2nd.
iMnini, west titti srroot.
MAairi'&tic OIL! ti.:tsr.t Kiilerof Tain. Internal and External. Curm Rin.liM AT1SM. " KTTR AL KwiOli'ii SLlfl Juiutd. COLIC aiiU
:s , rrr ftj;! in crunpj I'.ptiiHrifi, Soro Throat, .. . jZrfi&lir- DA : . . 1 1 as if by liiURic. TUC UORF RIM lift F. :noin!ly propRrftd for InC nOnOC DnAnU, r.iocii, noubu stnmrh, , jv. niot Powrful iw Pw.vt niH?sy 1 .ininieutfor Man er lieasi m exlsttmce. 1 ,ar;je fl fcize 76c., 80c. eize 40c, JOHNSON'S ORIENTAL SOAP. MtnJicr.tfid and Toilet. T!;o Great Skin Cure and ?rce Beautlfl6r Cndifl will fm it ' e most
j praiMfnient ' Nov. 1 uLb,lS03
VV iIkoti AoanM. i iff xi M, (
Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of a cerlitud cpy o( a Decree to me directs iiom liiu Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court in a cuase wherein David E. Pcffer ih Plain lift, and Lundy Kreukl-r,Antia E. Kreckler and Jonaihun L.Wbal-
sMoate and hlanly pertumeo xouet isoap on are ei e'juanm, i i-uirini; me iu
..n Riirt Vluw ,i rmrofl rha lost oom- I IlidKa IUO UIU Ui J ll i Be llUUUt eU
rlexion is a li It n!ujrs itctiiiip
cau gruwta
is a lurury for the Bath for infarrts, aa Seventv Three D )l arM and Fifoxhdir. jfiioi5o. riteb ty heven Onts (::v..t), with n-
Biteim and Hmotnen-if ftt tiurat. Hftdtc
side and b&ck ruoetof tho time; nt liiat tMNM -dropsical. I was' very nervous end nmtif VOtn
not leep on mv lcftaiUe or bckUAUlDematakjUMt your u Heart CttTT. I hzA not Ukea it Uf long until i Mt runon better, and l .oaa kttaiiM on either side or back without the laaat 4Jmq fort. I have uo pam, gmothering , dmpay.imQ on atomacn or other diaajrree&btoeymploaiA mih able to do uil my ovru itouaccrk wtttaoatlOl trouble andoonaider myaalf cured. Klkhart, Ind., 1888. MB3. ELKtftA HaXCB. It is now iour yeara since t have taken uf medicine. Am in better hoakl tbaci I barveji In 40 years. I honestly be- sibMav ltevetW-Dr. tfiW lM CURED Smart Cmrm a&ved my lite WWn&H
and nude me a well womaa. I am now fS j ae, til n ahl An w winHL
May mil, X&Z. -nr-
For Sale by Faris Bro.
i terewt ou said devrc 'vl I will
Sold on n Pftfittv? Qu
On. MILES Pi rtr Fw gala by F.ii KrvH