Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 September 1916 — Page 18

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NVCXJ- AT L-AST I'M OF=F= I GiBE. BUT rr'S A, SHAMS. TO

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^nelg-hborB for their kindness and sympatny shown us during the sudden 9ett|h of our dear father, also for the beautiful flowers and to the ministers and alngers.

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want to thank our friends and

MR. AND, MRS. STEVEN KLINE MR. AND MRS. OHA'S. KAUFMAN MR. AND MRS. WALTER HEPIJER MR. AND MRS. EMORY HEFLER HAZEL AND EDWARD HEPLER

We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors and also the employes of Highland Lawn cemetery for the kindness they have shown in the recent death of our husband and father.

MRS. F. MEYERS AND SON.

LODGE NOTICE. Zorah temple, Ancient Arabic Order No&le Mystic Shrine, stated session, Friday, September 8 eight o'clock p. m.

JOHN W. PARKS, Potentate. CHARLES G. REYNOLDS. Recorder.

MONUMENTS.

OWUMENTS

UALITY

L. H. HOLLIS

New 14W-L. Old 1499. Fifth and Walnut Sts.

FRANK A. WEY

is still in the monument business and out of the high rent district. 1 have one of the laTgest selections of mouuments and markers in the city. ,r_S„ DON'T BUY UNTIL

YOU GET MY PRICES

1i^-1«29

South Third Street. Corner,

""Third Street and College Avenue. Bell Phone, Main 949.

UNDERTAKERS.

ARTHUR 0. QILLIS

Formerly of Stees & Glllis

FUNERAL DIRECTOR

Best Service and Equipment in this City. Prompt Attention Day or Night. 647 CHERRY STREET. New Phone 81&8. Old Phone 116.

THOS. F. CALLAHAN Funeral Director

13% and Wabash Avenue

Free Chapel Day or Night LADY

•Both Phones 3027

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.. TAKE DAKC1KQ ABILITY

With yo« oa yen* vacattom. LMHU by •pputotacBt OSKAR Dl/KKWECi,

Teacher ef Modera Dudac, ttatfo 71SH Wabuk Anau. Bell »koneS3T. Its, yfcene 4!842.

Special Prices on

done at

NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE PARLORS. NeHr phone 3693-L. 22 S. Sixth St

Paul Revere A Dentist!

Tee.the hero of the midnight ride, •who rofle "Thro* every Middlese village

aad farm" was both a illversmtth and a dentist. Paul Revere learned his art from John Baker of Boston and was again In this a benefactor to his fellows.

From the time of Revere to the present day dentistry has made many ad vance strides towards perfection and every one of them is in use in. the modern, up-to-date parlors of

NEW YORK DENTAL PARLOR8 51214 Wabash. Over Joseph's

Dr. Heidenreich, associate dentist, German spoken.

HARNESS mgPATRTOQ.

Also

trunks, bags and suitcases.

Zachman Harness Co., 24 N. 4th.

KEY PA.

WAIT As MINUTE! YOU TAKS. V(XJK Al Nfc

WE BUY RYE

Standard flay Grain Co.

Both Phones. 19% and Mulberry.

Office Hours, 10-12,2-4. New phone 3406 Old phone 733.

Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat

Rose Dispensary Bldg. Terre Haute. Residence Phone 3911. Evening and Sunday by appointment.

STOVE REPAIRS

WE MAKE THEM FOR ANY STOVE OR RANGE

Springer-Whitaker Foundry

939 North Tenth

New 3237-L PHONES Old 1S93

WE FRAME PICTURES CORRECTLY We get best results developing and printing kodak pictures BECAUSE we have the experience and stfive to please patrons.

Singer's Art Store

711 Wabash Ave.

Cow Peas, Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, Blue Grass.

Prater-Mottier Co.

CHIROPRACTOR.

Room 416—4th floor Opera House Blk. Hours—9 to 12:30 2 to 5 7 to 8. Sunday, 10 to 12.

Mrs. McColllster, attendant.

for COAL or FEED

G'LADISH

COAL-.and FEED CO.

—COMMERCIAL FORD BODIES—

All Sizes, Styles, Prices.

FOOTS & HUNTER CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING CO. 119-125 South Third Street.

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST—Ladies' handbag, between Riley and Terre Haute on canal road. Finder please notify Mrs. Clark, 1810

S. 11th St. urgent LOST—Suit box on road between Linton and Terre Haute. Reward." Return to Glen Ayre Coal Co., in Terre

Haute Trust Bldg. LOST—Coat chain with attached coin holder. Call 1673-L new phone.

A PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TWO OLD tires made Into oce new tire. WALKER TWO TREAD TIRE CO. 1238-40 Wabash Ave.

STOVE REPAIRING.

WE repair all kinds of stoves, regardless of make, what they need or where you bought them. 1121 Poplar. New phone 364, old 849.

PUMP REPAIRING.

We drive wells, place sinka &nd cistern pumps in kitchen. Work guaranteed. CofCman Bros.. 1589 Chase. Cltz. 3824.

FUBNITTJBE.

Anchor Second-hand Furniture Oo. guarantees all their stoves and furniture cash or credit. 29 N. 4th.

O A»~r AND

UVIR-RErULA

PIANO TUNING.

WANTED—Piano and piano player repairing and tuning Baldwin tuner ten year* New phone 1697-R.

CARD OF THANX8, BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HELP WANTED WANTED—To Buy. FOE BENT—Booms.

WANTED—Men, army of United states able-bodied unmarried men, under age of 86 citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language. For Information apply to recruiting officer, 701* Wabash avenue Terre Haute. Ind. WANTED—Men. to leam the barber trade few weeks completes tools given wages Saturdays positions waiting day or evening classes catalogue mailed free. Moler Barter

College, 349 E. Washington street, Indianapolis. WANTED Carpenters, bricklayers, steam fitters and laborers at Indiana

Coke & Gas Co. plant, 13th and Hulman. Apply Krehbiel Co. LEARN BARBER TRADE. Tuition, $25 tools free jobs guaranteed. C. &. S, Barber College, 310 Ohio street, Terre Haute. WANTED—Young men to »e&rn telegraphy, fine opportunity, tuition moderate. Indiana School of Telegraphy, 83V, South Ninth. WANTED—10 men at gravel pit,

North 13th St. and Fort Harrison road. Wabash Sand and Gravel Co. WANTED—A porter for restaurant and saloon: German preferred. Reply to

F. F. F.. care Tribune. WANTED—Bright, honest boy, 16 years old, to work In box office. Apply Grand opera house. WANTED—'Boiler maker, at once. F.

W.- Prosch boiler works, 14% and Ash. WANTED—Concrete stone makers. Call

Lehman & Cook, 14% Buckeye, Saturday. WANTED—Corn cutters. 4011-R.

WANTED!

MEN

Sointlh 3rd Street.

imi HAUTE BARBER SlIPHY CO

H&LP WANTED—-Female. WANTED—Girls to sew. Will teach you how steady work wages guaranteed while learning. Ehrmann

Mfg. Co., 10th and Wabash. WANTED—Woman for general housework references required. Call 12U5

North Sixth street. New phone 868. WANTED-^-Experienced white girl for general housework no washing 926 South Sixth and One-half. WANTED—Sewing machine operators.

We will teach you how. Stahl-Urban Co., 9% and Ohio.

WANTED—Girl for general housework no washing or ironing 60S South Fifth. WANTED—Two girls to learn chorus work. Lois theatre, Fifth and

Cherry.

WANTED—Elderly woman to care for invalid lady. Address 23, care Tribune. WANTED—Girls to work as chocolate dippers. 418 Wabash old phone 1013. WANTED—Elderly lady to keep house for family of three. 1900 7th Ave.

WANTED—Girl for house work. Apply at 326 S. 16th new phone 981. WANTED—Girl for general housework: no washing. 1467 South Eighth. WANTED—Girl for general housework at once. Apply 1526 South Sixth. WANTED—At once at Root's tea room experienced dining-room girl. WANTED—White .girl for. general housework. 714 Crawford. WANTED—Girl at James' Quick Lunch room, 9 North Eighth. WANTED Millinery apprentices.

Keuneke, 657 Wabash. WANTED—Experienced house girl no washing. 606 S. 5th.

Wanted Girls

HELP WANTED—Male end Female. WANTED—Men-women $76 month -list government Jobs—free. Franklin In stltute, dept. 94-R, Rochester. N. Y. WANTED—Solicitors, magaelne work

good

pay. Call 8 to 9 any morning, urroughs, 82% South 7th. room 1.

WANTED^—Situation.

WANTED—Position as practical nurse for lodge members or elderly invalid in private family. W. T. Dodson,

Stag hotel. WANTED—Position, registered pharmacist, sixteen years' experience.

Address Drugs, Tribune. WANTED—Sewing, nue.

658 Barton ave-

BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHANCE to buy best money making grocery in Terre Haute: living rooms -In connection domestic difficulties reason. Investigate. All replies answered. Address G, care Tribune.

MOVING VANS.

BILLY WALSH. 119 N. First St., makes a specialty of furniture and piaaoa, Prompt, oarefuL New 584 old 4MI,

SKV, WHY SHOULD RR/\*CE. =V RAINCOAT A-N UMBRetLA!

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS—Father Shouldn't Need Any Further*Proof

SAV LOOK HERS SN^T /=v 3 2T=i A lLO UD o

(T—MTll ltTl %r TI^ITcOum N«w»paper syftSlc&u>|

WANTED—You to know that we have a large line of trunks, suit cases and 1 handbags at bargain prices. Central

Loan Co.. 16 North Fourth. WANTEEW— Furniture, stoves and ranges. Twelve Points Furniture

Exchange new phone, 2689 old, 865. WANTED TO BUT—Stoves and furniture. Bell phone 38ll Citizens phone 2404 iX.1. BEST PRICES PAID for used cloth* infjr and shoes. Call new phone 3550. WANTED TO BUY—Stoves and furni#ure. New phone 3913-L. Bell 828. WANTED TO BUY—Second hand cloth ing and shoes. New phone 3597-L. WANTED TO BUY—Old lumber. Old phone 828 new phone 3913-L. WANTED TO BUY—Old lumber. Phdne old 2551 Citizens 2060.

WANTED—Miscellaneous.

WANTED-—Man and wife to take modern furnished house for room and board of owner and son references exchanged. Address X, care Tribune. FURNITURE BACKED by experienced men free delivery also packing boxes, and barrels for sale. C. Krah

Box Co.. 1447 Tippecanoe new 2757. We undersell everybody on trunks, bags and suit cases. See for yourself. A C. Ferguson. 30 South Fourth street WANTED—Furniture to pack, 20 years' experience. H. Eldred, 710. Cherry

St., new phone 2439 old 8357. WANTED^—To clean vaults. Chariee Jones, old 1683 new phone 1252-J. WANTED—Home for boy, 14 years old, on farm. Call 104 N. 11th. WANTED—rYoung lady room mate.

Address Tribune, box 21. HEMSTITCHING by the yard. Speclal prices. 22 8. 6th. WANTED-—Second-hand paper baler.

Martin Photo shop.

WANTED—Rooms.

WANTED—Two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, convenient, to State Normal and Wiley high school state conveniences and price. Box 19, Tribunes. WANTED—Two modern .furnished housekeeping rooms, do^ilstatrs: convenient to Eighth and Main old phone 4113. WANTED-—Pleasant rooms with or without board central location rates reasonable. New phone 1607-M.

WANTED—By man and wife three unfurnished modern rooms, In private family. Box 22, care Tribune. WANTED—Furnished room centrally located gentlemen permanent. Box 20. Tribune.

WANTED—House.

WANTED—To rent strictly modern house by September 1 seven or eight rooms preferred. Address W. /M,

Simpson, 617 Tribune bullding /lBell phone 941.

WANTED—To Rent.

WANTED TO RENT—Two-Chair bar ber shop. J. S. Russell, Seelyville, Indiana. v

FOR RENT—Houses and Flats. FOR RENT Seven-rooms modern 732 South Center possession given

Sept. 15. Edward E. Bitner, 200 Opera House block Citizens phone 700. FOR Rj^NT—Very desirable unfurnished apartments at 500 North 7th street strictly modern. Apply to

James D. Bigelow, 31 South Seventh street. FOR RENT—HouseKeeping apartments in the Walden, 7th and Chestnut. Inquire Terre Haute Trust company, agents. FOR RENT—Beautiful new 6-room Hat,

S. 9th, with sleeping porches $30. New phone 1065. Old 1075. FOR RENT—October 1st, second floor 4 room apartment, unfurnished modern. 216 South Fifth. Qoetz. FOR RENT—Six-^room modern cottage, good location. Call new phone 333 or* 1971-L. FOR RENT—Four-room house. Inquire northwest corner 19th and 3rd avenue. FOR RENT—-Modern 6 room house, located near Collett park. New phone 2474. FOR RENT—Four room cottage, gas and water 2108 Elm. FOR RENT—Five room house.

North Fifth $13.00.

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Mcmwhr SOU SEE "THEL FtlNQ' THB- MOON

MlG^HT

fW CORN HURTS -SOMe-

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ITS A SV/R& 3!?V i^QRRAJH1'

FOR RENT—Two -large nicely furnished modern sl*epii^ or light housekeeping rooms in private family, 1301 S.'9th. New phone 1040-L. FOR RENT—Furnished room, suitable for one or two both, furnace heat outside entrance 1232 Ohio street. FOR RENT—Furnished room* modern three blocks from 7th and Main.

New phone 982-X. FOR RENT—Two modern unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. 907

North Eighth. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleeping rooms private family modern new phone 2571-J. FOR RENT-A-Modern furnished room, city heat. 720 Walnut street. FOR RENT—Modern furnished rooms.

Davis Gardens. Phone 2153-X. FOR RENT—Two rooms, furnished for housekeeping. 1602 Main St. FOR RENT—Unfurnished large front room, 1431 Eagle. FOR RENT1—Two unfurnished rooms 635 North Ninth. FOR RENT—Furnished room.

Fifth.

f150.

Scott's, 1336 Main.

618

FOR RENT—Five rbom cottage at 1441 Third avenue.

FOR RENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT—The store room In Varieties building, formerly occupied by candy' store reasonable rent. Apply room No. 5, Hippodrome theatre. FOR RENT—Offices, Tribune Building.

Apply Wabash Realty a^d Loan Co„ 721 Wabash avenue.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Wall paper hanging and paper. Call old phone 3553.

I WILL

Buy or sell your' notes, contracts, stocks, bonds, real estate and mortgages and collect your accounts.

White Block, Room 21.

FURNITURE AND HANC MOVING. CONRAD Transfer Co., 29-31 & Ninth. New 3600 old 821 experienced men.

FOR SAL&—$2,500 stock of general merchandise, country trade good reason for selling. Address Box 36, Walnut Prairie, Illrois. FOR SALE—$450 standard make player piano slightly used: looks like new. Price now $375. W. W. Kimbell Co., 672 Ohio. FOR SALE—Largest line of trunks, suit cases and handbags at bargain prices. Central Loan Co., 16 North

Fourth.

FOR SALE—Dron-head Singer sewing machine, guaranteed bargain at $7.50 easy payments. 22 South Sixth. FOR SALE—Two good cows, ona wprk horse. Old phone 3399, ring 1 mile east Spiring Hill Junction. FOR SALE—Work team, young, heavy, well matched and gobd workers 2000 North Seventh street. ALASKA Gas and Coal Co. Phones, old 700- new 2065. Best southern coal delivered at right prices. FOR SALE—-Fine Concord grapes, 2c per lb., delivered. Call Haas Home

Nursery. Both\ phones. FOR SALE—Slightly used furniture, rugs and stoves, bargain prices. 1241

Lafayette avenue. FOR SALE—Several slightly used stoves and ranges at your own price. 303 Wabash Ave. FOR SALE—Phaeton and set of double buggy harness. 528 S. 2d. St., new phone 4391. FOR SALF,—Edison cylinder machine and records. Price, $10. Robertson's, 1!6 N. 7th. FOR SALE—.Sweet apple cider and pure apple vinegar. Goetz, 216 South

Fifth.

FOR SALE—Wheel very good condition cheap 425 Washington avenue. FOR SALE Bed davenport. cheap. 683 Poplar.

ant

PHONE—2434 NEW.

411 S.

FOR RENT—Rooms. 1941 Elm.

FOR SALE—MiscellaneonB. ATTTO OWNERS. We have for quick sales second-hand auto accessories of all kinds prices that will please you. -If in need of radiators, magnetos, springs, carburetors, presto tanks or, in fact, anything for the auto, we have it we also buy and sell second-hand autos of any kind. Economy garage, 216 S. 3rd old phone 2000 new phone 4402. FOR SALE—Good single buggy, leather tap and rubber tires. Single har^ ness, saddle and bridle. Reason for selling, horse dead. Willard Kidder, new phone 279. FOR SALE]—A slightly, used-piano of well-known make, in beautiful oak case, brass hardware, music com-

artment, bench to match. Price, Cash only. Robertson's, ll.fi N. 7th. FOR SALE*—Surprise cook stove $8,

Peninsular range $10, Union $14, Kalamazoo $12. Cash or credit. Scott's, 1336 Main. FOR SALE—Dresser $3, dining table $4, chairs 50c, kitchen cabinet $7.50, kitchen safe, $4.50. Cash or credit,

Very

FOR SALE—Fox terrier puppies. Mrs" John Jackman, 309 N. 8th. FOR SALE—Grapes, good for wine and jell?. New phone 3879-J. FOR SALE—Good milch cow. 2130 N 20th St. FOR SALE—Grapes. 1235 North 8th. FOR SALE—Grapes. 122 South 12th.~

We handle the famous Kitchen Model Ranges and Toledo Heaters.

Wabash Fairirnitare Co. New phone 2589-X. 16 S. 4th St.

Old 843.

FOR SALE—Autos.

FOR SALE—1914 Studebaker tourinir car, in splendid condition electricaliy equipped new tires cheap for cash. Will demonstrate. 2021 South

Fourth street 4. —$565.50 model "FourChevrolet, brand new, run 150 miles. Carefully driven. $500 400?

a'ten

once. New phone

Ft^nS1'if^:Rl04ai|Ster'

g°0d COndt-

8tory'

eight-room

dwelling and one-story store room in Sullivan, Ind. Well located merchandise preferred. What have you? Crampton, 612 Ohio,

URFIITETOAG'I-

FOR SALE—Motorcycle.

FOR SALE—Motorcycle in good runnlng order, $20. 1100 Poplar St

FOR SALE—Real Estate.

FOR SALE—Ejquity in 5-room cottage, south paved street, nice clean property. Might deal for improved cheap land. Crampton, 612 Ohio St.

STORAGE AND PACKING. STORAGE—Furniture packed, stored and crated brick building. Get our reduced freight rates south and all western points. Quick service. Union

Transfer & Storge Co., office 10% and Wabash. Both phone* 404. WANTED—City storage new brick warehouse 44 S. 10% automobiles, pianos, fine household goods, stoves.

Dr. J. T. Laughead, old phone 1441. Office phone 947 old.

beLLIaRD

We make loans'at the lega' rate on household goods pianos, teams and etc. All security left in v u possession.

Total Cost $4.80

for 3 months.

Write, phone or ea I

Terre Haute Loam Co.

Opposite Swope Block 26% South 7th -St.

Citizens' phone 1236.. Bell 639

HOW IS YOUR

Now is the time to PROTECT IT. The NEW CREDIT BUREAU will examine the MERCHANTS' BOOKS and from the condition of your accounts will make your credit rating. IF 'YOU HAVE any accounts that are past due. or delin* quent it will PAY YOU to borrow the

MONEY

and keep your credit good. LOANS $10 to $250 LONG OR SHORT TIME. With or without payments.

Less than legal rates.

Security Loam Company

Loans made in Vigo, Parke, Vermillion, Greene and Sullivan Counties.

We loan on household goods, pianos, live stock, etc. Write or phone.

Eagle Loam Compainiy

RENTJO0R

sf» t,T*"s i /"S* M' i

FRIDAY

IT SAVs""^),

SUPPLIES.

POOL TABLES—New and second-hand, also supplies. Jacob May, 1346 Wab.

RAG RUG WEAVING.

RAG RUG weaving. Walter S. Hughes, 663% Wabash Ave.

UPHOLSTERING.

First-class upholstering and repairing. Bauer. 1100 Pop. New 4060-L old 2242.

MONEY TO LOAN.

£AIH AN-D. WARMEf?n "|l

FOR SALE—Real Estate.

:'s Salable 1 Can Sell It A. H. STUEMPFLE"

REAL ESTATE

HOUSE

THROUGH OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS

410 TRUST

___JJEGALNOT!CES. NOTICE TO THE TAJ^PAYEK^pF THE CITY OF TERRE HAUTE,

Notice is hereby given that the board of public works of the city of Terre Haute and W. P. Kappes, receiver of the Evansville & Indianapolis Railroad company, have determined, upon the exact form in which a certain contract, grant and franchise from the said city of Terre Haute to said W.' P. Kappes for the construction, and maintenance of a switching track in First street between Poplar street and Wabash avenue, is to be finally adopted, which said form of said contract, grant and franchise, as follows:

CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, ACTING BY AND THROUGH ITS BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND WILLIAM P. KAPPES, AS RECEIVER OF THE EVANSVILLE & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPANY.

This agreement, made and entered into this day of September 1-916, by and between the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, hereinafter. called the city, acting by and through its board of public wqrks, and William^'. Kappes as receivor of the Evansville & Indianapolis, Railroad company, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the,state of Indiana, its successors and assigns, hereinafter called the receiver, witnesseth:

That whereas, the said city is a city of the second class of the state of Indiana, and such city, by and through its board of public works, is empowered to make contracts with railroad"] companies with reference to the placing and maintenance of tracks in the streets, alleys and public places in said city and

Whereas, said William P. Kappes is the duly appointed, qualified and acting receiver of the' Evansville & 'Indianapolis Railroad company, a railroad company organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the state of Indiana,'and engaged in the operation arid maintenance of a steam railroad'in the said city of Terre Haute Indiana and

Whereas, in the carrying on of such business, it is necessary for said company to construct and maintain in First street in said city, an additional tract, in order to properly serve the shippers residing in said city.

Now, therefore, in consideration of the promises and agreements hereinafter contained on the part of said receiver,. said city 'hereby gives and grants to said William P. Kappes, as receiver of the Evansville & Indian apolis Railroad company, his succcs sors and assigns, the right, franchiise and privilege of building an additional track in, over, along and across First street in said city from the north eiid of the second track on the west side of the main track between Walnut and Poplar streets north to a point forty (40) feet south of the south property line of Wabash avenue, the north end of such track to be stubbed or closed, together with the right to maintain said track and to use said track for railroad purposes, a plat of which said track is attached hereto and made a part hereof, marked "Exhibit A." Said right hereby granted to exist and continue so long as said receiver, his successors and assigns comply with the provisions of this contract.

In consideration, whereof, said receiver agrees and promises to install and maintain culverts wherever necessary under said track for proper drainage, and also to plank all street crossings, and other places necessary as ordered by the board of public works, so as not to interfere with or impede travel Across said tracks and also to Maintain said tracks at the present grade of First street, also intersecting streets, and to1 hereafter maintain said tracks at such grade as said city may, from time. to time, establish on said First street and intersecting streets, and also to install switches so that the same shall not obstruct or impede travel on said street, such switches to be buried.

Said receiver further agrees to hold said city harmless fr.om any and all damage done by it through streets, alleys and public places with said city, in the building and construction of said track and to comply with all laws and ordinances now in force governing the cutting and digging 4nto streets and alleys, all other regulations hereafter passed. Said receiver further agrees to indemnify and save said city harmless from any liability or expense resulting from the operation, construction, erection, mainteniarice or repair of said tracks, and to protect said city from all suits for damages by reason of any accident occurring by reason of the construction, maintenance or repair of said track.

In witness whereof the parties hereto have caused this instrument to be executed and delivered as of the day and your first above written.

CITY. OF TERRE HAUTE, By

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

RECEIVER OF -EVANSVILLE & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPANY. The said board of public works fixes the 25th day of September, .1916, at 2 o'clock p. m. as the time when snch contract, grant and franchise will be finally considered by said board of public works at the offices of said boardof public works in the city building in the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, and at such time and place a public hearing will be held at which hearing anv taxpayer may appear and file protest against any or all of the provisions of said contract, grant and franchise. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS OF

TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

TRY A TRIBUNE WANT-AD.