Arbutus . medical course in America. C\D/7 v\0/7 * nas aways been, and will be kept, in the front rank of 0JV7 c3:^p ^ v* American medical colleges. Its last year was its most suc= ^ v o® ^> cessful one. The regular course is four years, with conditions o for advanced standing. Por circulars of information nr iw c HAVK \r 24^1 Dearborn Street address me Secretary, Ul n* ° UrtV,°> *•» CHICAGO, ILL. TheEaglesonsBarberShop <& tEonsotial Ipvofessovs H. V. Eagleson, the finest hair-cutter in the styles of hair trimming, singeing and shaved and hair cut in fir
Arbutus . medical course in America. C\D/7 v\0/7 * nas aways been, and will be kept, in the front rank of 0JV7 c3:^p ^ v* American medical colleges. Its last year was its most suc= ^ v o® ^> cessful one. The regular course is four years, with conditions o for advanced standing. Por circulars of information nr iw c HAVK \r 24^1 Dearborn Street address me Secretary, Ul n* ° UrtV,°> *•» CHICAGO, ILL. TheEaglesonsBarberShop <& tEonsotial Ipvofessovs H. V. Eagleson, the finest hair-cutter in the styles of hair trimming, singeing and shaved and hair cut in first-class cordially invited 109 South College Avenue South of First National Bank. H. V. EAGLESON. ProprietorP. E. EAGLESON, Foreman Also see Willis Tylerthe new porter 60 to ***«««««« MODELBAKERY ror your dailyBREAD, CAKESand PIES We carry rhe largestassortment of fancy Candies IN THE CITY. OYSTERS and ICE CREAM in season HENRY & KERR Southeastcorner BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. <* William^ DENTIST Teeth with or without platesCrown and Bridge wort* a specialty 116 (£. gixfc^ gt. 260 OH! WHAT A SNAP! And These DePauwites Talk About PlayingFootball!—Listen to This Tale of Woe. One of the liveliest games of football ever seenwas that played here Saturday between I. V. andDePauw. Ourclub has now defeated Butler, Wabash,Cincinnati and DePauw—the last by a score of 12 to0. Rain had fallen all day, till at 2:30 the ground atthe park was a bed of mud three to nine inches indepth. Hut to the game: DePauw won the kicked three yards offEagleson, and Youstlerrolled a wedge at Hunt, who fumbled a touchdownto Beardsley, on goal. DePauw kicked Binford andHunt the line, and with offside play, fumbling hisquarterback and peeling his snoot; Roller was struckon the punt and got the ball on a fumble: Eaglesonpunted to Roller, and King fell on the ball and hitoil three of DePauws ears. The wedge revolved amithe pigs skin was taken oft clean, leaving DePauwwi
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