Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 May 1887 — Page 2

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PILES «P STRAW

IN ELEGANTLY SHAPED

HATS.

FOR THE LITTLE BOY,

FOll THE BIG BOY,

FOR THE YOUNG MAN,

FOR THE OLD MAN.

.AS USUAL

We Make the Lowest

I E S

GLEi HARPER,

Fourth Street Matter

and Furnisher.

"We tV.3 Public wi:h New

BDri.ns

Otools.

-er

ror Moo. Women line of Li

ami Children. A complete adies' aad Gents'

SLIPPERS.

Oilerim everything in IIa® at prices below any and al! competition.

Every Arliole Guaranteed as Represented

On the entire 6tcck, The irreaic*t variety to select from. Tbe latest slylse arid hesH qualities. We will save you money un every purchase. Inspect our clock. Com? right along to

D.3EIB0LD

:t00 ZMaiii Street.

r»W£b%IO!e*iL CAH33.

a O-IilVaOLN. DENTT55?. Kitvuctlug una ar uncial teotti r,pec!»J1:PS. All vrorti warranted. Ope ratio a ot! Uie natnrr.1 fct.h carefully performed

Jtloe, 19.SI Ron!,li Sixth street, opposite oktoffloo, Tei ro Hsuto.

1. M. €. ROYSB,

iisrsTT±?,^.3sro:H

Mortgage Loan,

Ko. 52 7 0H50 STREET

W. K. HAil, 1). O. B. W. R, KAtl,, 1, D. B,

m&*. Mail A Hail,

DENTISTS,

(!!\icc»«sors lo Bartholomew A Hall.) jW OH «T., TEV.K1S HAUTE, LSD'

HW3. M. A. eiSJWSTT,

DENTIST,

HAS RBMOVEU

Frrm the corner of BtitJi ar.l OU!s, l? •if. north Ninth, first tioo! nortn ot JRap"norrh.

iTjT-WtM-,

rh'-ce Mi-tilb. Aftt) rr%acu^

KASKINB

(THKSKff C«|}l1M.lj

No Bad Fffeet.

No Headache.

No Nausea.

No Rinslnq Ears,

CurfsQulokly.

Pleasant.

O W E O N I

Vital the rr.oM deltcntr •t^roaeh oil! b?ar.

A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM,

KtRVOUS PROSTRATIOM And all Derm Diseases. Tteilevtir tlospital, N. V.-'Tniversallv sue CHt. l-'nincis Hosrit-al. N. Y—"Every patient trailed with Kas'iiue ha.' bceu flisfharseti. cuvM." nr. R, A\"hite. U. S. Exiwnlo^ Surgeon wrlV» -"Kasklne Is tho be-:? medicine miirttv' jr. 1. OliissiHT. ."W 1'ast I21it street, ork Oilv. lias cured over 300 patients v... Knsk'.ne attrr qniuln» and till other in ucs had failed. lie says— "It isund'm'.itedly br t""? medicine ever discovered."

Vrot. \v. F. HoU-nml', -M. D., Kast JMh *ireet, N Y. date iTor. In K- Med. rollepre). write* —"KasKlnn is superior toqulnlno fn its specific po.vpr. and novor produces tlie sliglitesr injurv to rbe hearing or constitution"

Rev, Jap. 1.1 Hall. Chaplain Albany Penitentiary. wrilrs that Kasklne ha* cured his •wife, after twenty years Miffoilni from malaria and nervous dyspepsia. Write him for particulars. .. ..

Thousands upon thousand* writ# that Kaktni» lias cured them after all "U)*r nedlriiuM liad failed Write for book te*tiraoninls. 'Ouikiii? can be taken wltljo

KausUi

[lilt ilB^

niedienl advice. $!.oc per botiV. .B By nrfrtt

_„wlienl jnaU oil receipt o{ price. J£A5«WW

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MOST PERFECT KAD" 'ilcvaroa wltli atrict resswd to P»a«y,.Rjr(!n?th es-1 Seeitbtolnenr. r. B.vdnir Powder eonislnj i*0T.inio"!3.1-ior}'(.:)?-!•!'.ill Ii.l ri'.'oa titracts, VanlUn, Lcmoc. W., tSaror dclifious.y. fy?'TF BAKKS PC'.'.'DEH CO. CrJirxv Sid SI. LsJ& ^3

DAILY E ".FIlESbe

Iwned every n\Cfri!lj 9ic-j M'/n: bUfoi^l by cscrloas.,

TEBMS FOIt TUB VfEEEty, jnseopy, oao year, lji adm'jyc fJ 26 ioe copy, sis metis 65

For dabs o* U79 there will !i a cash ilisonnt

13 per ccut. frvm t)m a'jova rsteo, or

if preferred innt-'-j..! tho cssh, a copy of the jfaaM-.t vK

.yfreae will b« sont free for tho tima pays for, leoa than «ii

?eeW 7 that Use elnb fnonthj.

DXAurorui. am.

8y epseial arran^Pinsnt, 1th the pabll^Litt of Farm and Flraslde, wi ceu, for a short tinie,

vStr

A besutifol gift in connection with

pspor to ererv Bubaoriber. It

Scr^TS^tos

It is not "tho only BUT IT IS

For VOUUK Iufants. it iviil prove a sift »ub8titutc tor mother's miik lnrtho Invalid, Hysnoptic it is of great value. Hundrf*d? wHo nave vised it rccoiiuiioud ns THE MOST PALATABLE FOOD, THE MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD, THE MOST DICEST5BLE FOOD.

It is a Cooked Food: A Predigested Food: A Non-Irritating Food.

6mif for fiveulam and pamphlet* at':itg testimony of Physicians a 1! Mothera. trhirh will awpf]/ jivvvc -vtry statemetit tre mitfc. THREE SIZES-25C:! 30C.,$1. CASILY PREPARED. Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt

REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

For Major, 1.. 8. 11BWG8. For Treasurer.

CARL KBIETEN9TEII5. For Clerk, A. C. DUDDLKBTON.

For Marshal,

A. J.'THOMPSON. For"A»seesor, j. w, Hiinr.

For tronnoilmen.

First Ward—b. WEINSTEIN Second Ward—K. VV. VAN VALZAH. Third Ward—JOUN J. TEOMA.S. Foorth Ward—P. N. GOULD. Fifth vr«rl—K. 8. COBB. BixNi Ward—FllANK PTORZ.

JwRcttosayto tlioso citiz-^cs I bavo not neon in tbis campaign, an'l to these who do nut know me, tbnt as tho question of public garabling ba? a prominent one, 1 dasiie it to be (it6« tinctly nodcrstood that eo far ao -n the power of the mny-jr the lsw will he rigidly enforced to put ?.u e:i to it in thii cit? if 1 am elected.

fcim as citj marshal. Republican vote.

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gsnm.F«RT i! FLAVORS

irxo-silolur

PUBLICATION OFFOE 10 South Fifth 9t. Printing Eoas» Zqnaro.

Entered fcconctr Uli* U'-rat Ihs Pc-U-ctff.cs of Terrs Bavie, Indiana.

TEBESS OF SDBS3C'RIfTIO». Daily XSsyw*!, per wcoh peryesr.., *ii month? ten wonks

-IScer.t "The Mornins Uroettag." A fow yuan ench^B picture aju]d not be purchas**? for less than if 5 or $10, itid tl engravicg Iai act aa valuable sb thoogh fon paid a larjje anm for it. Qie price

tha Wsokly Ezpre«8 for one

yeisr:3. 81 "3 l%s pri' S of Farm aud ixoaida for ous •/cor It 60 fhe rains of an eiigcs-'ioR Is fiiUy 2 SO

Total...., ..9*25 E.v I'ftj'Hr! datp. and ono year til advance, will ive »U of ttw above, worth 6i.2i5 roa osiiV $1.60. 5o thst yoa set this Elegant EagrBvin« i'ilEK JT paying laaa than the price of the Weokly txpresa end Fera and fireside alune for one im,

Postage prepaid In all .--ieso when sent by mail. Subscriptions payable in advance.

Where the Expraes 1» ou F)!i la Ixradon—On file at Anwricrji Eschango 1a Xorope, 449 Strand.

In Paris—On file at American Hr.change la 'sria, 35 B«u!evr,rd .pr.cirte.

jLactated

The Exprts3 feels as if it wanta to do everythirg in its power to urge good citizens to vote to-day. Bad citizens will sol need any urging.

The feet has not been disputed that Mayer Koleem cast the deciding vote in the police board cgdin?t a resolution to enforce the law against gambling.

vou den't believe gambling is more prevsk-nt thin ever before ia T«rre Il iu'.e, ask any merchant on Main street, between Fourth and Seventh streets.

If any man stays away from the polls to day, through indolence or indifference, let him "forever after hold his peace." He has no right to 2nd fault or crlticiz?,

Indiana has Buffered with too« mnoh .Smith nnd New York i3 afflicted with too much Jones. The decent Democratic pr«8 in both ststets estimate tho individuals alike.

Option dealirg is injurious to geauina prosperity. The best boom is tho one th.it does not consist of tbe Wichita and Hutchinson option gambling stylo

dealing in real estate.

15 GC

8 75 1 50 aad

The Inter O.jean thinks that Gail Hamilton lias been treading on the corns of the Waterburv American editor Sails. Tonjiue, pen and heel are alike to be dreaded, r.nd arc calculated to make any man writhe.

Indiana should say "hands off" to the Standard Oil company, which is reaching out its capacious paw to grab her oil and gas wells. The monopoly has two states in ila grip. It should be given to understand now that Indiana and Indiana legislatures are not purchasable.

A. C. Duddk-aton is one of the best known young men in Terre Hante. He hai worked here cince he was a boy and in every position he baa held he has performed his duty honestly and faithfully. He merits support because he has proved bin trustworthiness and his intelligence

Like tbe rest of humanity, the misfortunes of Carter Harrison have not come sirgly. His recent defeat

Mr. I- Brings *8

Food,

THE BEST FOOD, THE CHEAPEST FOOD, THE HEALTH CiVt?JC FOOD.

L. 8. RKIGGS,

Tbe boom is here.

Pure.

EvacaviHe is aroused ou ttiecow question.

T'rt bd£. will be felt wuh increased force if the city is redeemed from gambler rule.

Capt'ua Hs'.yy notv.s the duties of astsssor. Ho is a selnisr and competent mau for the plsce.

Mr. Krietenstein is a self-made, successful business man. He is a responsible, uptight c:trEsr, and would make a first-cissi treasurer.

As rity clerk, A.C Daddleston will be precisely what he has always been in every place he has filled, honest, industrious and efficient.

The inoasjf* boom in Indianapolis is rivilitig thi real estate boom, and should not be overlooked. There have been 752 cuses since April 1'2.

2o -J

"f*sr

He deaerve» every

John Rueliin ia opposed to middle men and superintends the publication of his owu Looks. He appears to be as abla in financc RS ba is acknowledged to ba in, ctiiiuioiu, and his profits, last year, were SL'n.coo.

Lhas

been .fol

lowed by the death of his wife. In ?his fir.nt affliction he is not greatly to be sympathised with, but no one will refuse to condole with him in hie bereavement.

The Gaftstte seeks toMjelittle the gambling issue. This it cannot aceomplish. Every merchant ih the city knows that certain par!* of Main street ara filled with tbe dens. Already many employer" have had caiige

to lore

confidence in employes

wh Jisve lost money in tluso gambling hoiifes.

*n#n whose chirt-

acU-r is such that all doubt is removed as lo what hio policy will bo if elected mayor. It is raoro proper to say that he ia rot a msn of policy. He will not uee the efflje for personal or party advantage, aud discriminate in the onforcement of (lia law that future political benefit to his party may accrue.

I want to say to those citizens I have not seen in this campaign, and to those who do not know me, that as the ques-. tion of public gambling haa become a prominent one, I desire it to be distinctly understood that so far as in the power of the mayor the law will be rigidly enforced to put an end to it in this city if I am elected.

I., S. BRIGGS,

Thete its one thing that may be safoly set down as a certainty, and that is that lite within the natural gas belt. Although the recent effort did not result in a gas find, yet it demonstrated the fact that natural gas can be found right here.

The above is taken from an Indiana newspaper. The nams ol tbe town appea where the dash now is. It is a a 20cd form and the Express suggests that it be adopted by all Indiana exchanges.

The Express publishes the following from tho Indianapolis News and remarks that nothing more' p?rtinent to Tcrro Haute could be S3id:

With otrergera coming ir.te the city, as they will come this summer, on bnsinese and pleasure bent, there should be special effort, if nocl be, for an enforcement of law. Nothing npfr.hs so well for a e'ty or offers such inducements to investors as the spectacle ot a rigid ard just onforcement of law. In Fuch communities poople williDgly bay property and make investments.

The Republican party in this city, in the selection of its candidates, has done its whole duty. Every man on the ticket is, in every wsj', worthy of the support of tlio voters who favor the enforcement of fie laws and are favorable to good government. The result of the ele lien will prove whether the demand f.ir bel'.pr government is the ill-tempered fault, finding of chronic growlers, who mn?t have a bane of contention, or the bom-el protest of honest men. Words are lo be emphasized to-day by hard work in a good cause.

Louisville has done a good deal to redeem the reputation of Kentucky, whoie goo 1 name has been brought into disrepute by the mobs that have bonded themselves together to murder men who should ba left to the dealings of the courts. Th: law may bs uns U'.sfactory, and to certain degree uncertain, but it is infinitely better than violence, systematized or unsystematized. A trial [by jury is one of the distressing differences between civilization and barbarismWhere it is interfered with or dispensed with, evidence is furnished that that community has not advanced much beyond the Apacbe or Zalu methods of securing order and meting out pumshsaants. SisUs la whioh lynching

Mr. Aodraw Thompson expsmacai tbe duties which would b« required of prevails, it will b« found, w» jmtty bt

THE EXPRESS, TEBEE HAUTE, TUESDAY.MAY

hind those in which the law is appealed to, and its decisions accepted, and they will need many decades of educating and enlightening before they can stand upon an equality with others that have outstripped them.

I want to say to thoss citizens I have not seen'in this campaign, and to those who do not know me, that as the question of pnblio gambling has become a prominent one, I desire it to be distinctly understood that so far as in the power of the mayor the law will be rigidly enforced to put an end to it in this city if am elected,

S. BEIGGS.

It is a .'-ratifying fact that in nearly every city where an effort is made to suppress gambling that the Republican party is en the right side. The new mayor of Chicago i3 engaged in it and has the hearty support of the newspapers of all parties. In Indianapolis gambling was brought to an end the day the Republicans were put in the majority on tho police board. In Cincinnati the Republican mayor and police board are doing the game thing. The Commercial Gazette says:

A surprising lininber of persons do not teem to know what to rrake of a police board and mayor and chief of police who do not make secret arrangements to tolerate some of tbe forms of gambling that ere not lawful.

One would suppose from the monrnful disturbance going on that one of the customs of the country was being ruthlessly tremp'.ed npon by those who are clothed in a little brief authority. However, as we understand the position of the authorities, it is clear and clean, and will Btand a hard rub and high polish.

Now, as the campaign is about over, the Express with pride refers to the fact that it has engaged in no personal attacks. It has justly opposed certain candidates whose public relations and official acts declared their unfitness to hold office. The Express was urged to make certain charges, well sustained too, that were calculated to create opposition among classes of our citiians, such as knew-nothingism, rebel sympathy, etc. bnt it has not sought to develop race or other prejudices. If could have shown that one candidate plead guilty to whipping his aged fother-in-law, another's bad faith with a tenant. The Express is aware that such onslaughts often prove to be boomerangs and that the man who caters to prejudice rather than reason, is the loEer in the long run as he should be. The fact is that the people of this city know which men ought to be elected and if there is a fnll vote the best men will be elected. The only danger is that the voters who believe in clean things will not be out in force, whereas the gamblers and boodlers will struggle all day becacse their livelihood depends on tbe success of the Democratic ticket.

The extent of the impetus which the Indiana boom will give to the business'cf the entire country can hardly be estimated. In towns where gas has bsen struck there has already been a demand for hundreds of tone of iroiMpiping, thirteen miles of mains hp.ve bson ordered for Anderson alone, and in other towns there will be a proportionate supply required. This will stimulate the mining interest of the country, blast furnaces and foundrys everywhere will be crowded to fill orders. There will bs employment and good wages for every man and boy who wants to work, not only in the mining and manufacturing centers but in the smaller towns where the gas supply is yet to be utilized. Manufactories will ba removed to the West, where many corporations have already effsred free land as an additional inducement. For several years Indiana has been a pivotal state in poliitics. She will henceforth be •f equal importance as a manufacturing state. Her coal fields are inexhaustible, and is believed that her gas supply will prove equally rich and lasting. Then a3 if the uncoined wealth that lies below tho surface were not enough, her agricultural products are of themselves sufficient to enrich her people. Above the coal fields are wheat fields and corn fields, equally prolific, and destined to reward the industrious farmer a hundred fold. Indiana wheat brings the highest prices in the Eastern markets. In the manufacture of flour the cheap fuel of Torro Haute makes her already able to compete with Minneapolis and her great water power. Indiana horses are already in demand and in raising the finer breeds the grezing regions of the state are but little behind tho finnans blue-grass districts of Kentucky. Real estate every where has advanced greatly. In Marion, Kokomo and other towns where ticre are gas wells it has quadrupled in value. Millions of Eastern capita! has been airer.dy invested by men who are too shrewd and far-sighted to be deceived by external indications. The state has within the past three months made &n unparalleled advance toward greatness and prosperity, and its citizsns, now, have only to make the utmost of their opportunity.

Never were the cranky notions of the Indianapolis News more imphatically pronounced, than when it asserts that the fully exposed shirt front of masculina fnll dress adds to the beauty of an audience. To!the thoughtful mind it is infiuitoly more snggeitivs of an array of tombstones.

Gum chewing is on the increase among Indianapolis womec, and is not on tho decline is Terre Haute. One devout worshiper in anew spring bonnet, chewed all daring the evening service at cne of the city churchw, last Bunday, not stopping long enough to say "amen."

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

The iSilvatioo Army.

To'the Editor of the Erjircss:

To let the publick no that the Salvasion Armie is stil marchun on plees' print this in your paper tomorrow mcrnin'. am so hapy that they earn here, it has don wonders fur me. I tilde to beet every body before jined the deer Salvasion Armie, bat don't eny mor. Wee hav satch Gloreus times now. Sum aay wee ran a aho, becoe we charg too git in, bat this is not so, meen it a'r a aho. We do cbarg but it is so we ean kesp the armie iu vittlts nad sum mor littel things, hardly oaoy of us is extrawjunt and do Pray Ihst el wil do e» do. think toU«k«v «taria' ft mi w4 smwkin'

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the lnacj- who hsve been greatly benefited

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or my malady. 3 Ma Imfi'v's Ptue Malt Whiekey, and I did M. wiSi but little fattbtbitit could pocslblylmproTS civ condltloa. My health has, however, beea ruily mtorcd, and 1 can scarcely reaUsa that I was ever Blc2. AS a medicinal tonic and nerve stimulant, I consider Daay's Pare IMalt Whiskey beyond the estimation of moneyed value. Mas. £tl.A F£DD£RMAN.

MB."J. MITCHELL HEBB.&U Market Bt, vi llnitngton. Del- writes: -Yenr Dally's Pure Mmt WTuskev Is '.he best medicine In. the world, and his done my poor, weak systea more good than anything ever used. In fact, It'hus made me able to aitond to my business, wh'ch I cculd not do before I commenced Its use. I have gainea wonderfully la flesh." 670 Jansar Si'., New Orleans, La.

Gentlemen—I hare given your medicines thorough trial. I am now aslnjE the third bottle of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. When I commenced louse It I was not sole to be ont cl be.1- and now 1 »m up from 0 e'doek la tea mornlDi unUi a o'clock at ni*bt. Several ladles who noticed the Improvement the willsfccv had made In me got some lor themselves. «D! they all think I bars done them a great tuvor la telling about tt.

MBS. LUC1GX DUeoa.

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MBS. F. P. MAVILAKD. DzriAKca. Ohio.

Dear Sirs—I shall continue the use af jronr Daffr's Purs Malt Whiskey and Duffy's Tdfmliis for It Is all that keeps me up. 11 ould

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Lsto Treasurer or the United States. THE DtTFFT MALT WHISKEY CO., B&RHHOBB, MO. TYOINI Win ft KIT is

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CatarrhCure Of Druggists or Bv Vail 25 Cents. 014) SAUL COMPANT, BALTIMORE, HO.

tobaoker is most as bad. think al of them hav qait drinkeu now for wo kant aforJ it. Now deer ser, don't sou think the Salvasioa Armie is mad at you beeos we don't tak yonr paper, tike yonr paper reel wel, bnt the other paper is gave to al of fre iff we wit work 1 er it and 1 think It a reel gcod paper and so good in them to help us. Or soayty le Kitten batter al the time ia fact wee are inoet al edicated and kin rite far tha paper. O I think it so moan wee oood not hav our old pl&iso on south 4th etreot but Wo are going to scl the devil sane again then we wil bild a barix. Yon will print this. 8AI.VA810N ABJOS.

Wind Versus Oat,

Cincinnati Enquirer. Thero has been wind enough wasted on our hills in the past two day* to ran all the factories of tbe state of Ohio. It wonld be more usc-fal than natural gas If it oould only be harnessed aad pnt to work.

Anxious for Belief.

Chicago Tribune. For several days Meoon, 0a., has had a visitation from the Salvation Army and a 10 ocnt circus, with opposition parades twice or three times a day. The inhabitants of the city are earnestly praying for rain or cholera.

The Guileless Gall of Twain.

Chicago Times. The "gall" of tho book-agent long agj became proverbial, but It was never better illustrated, probably, than by Mark Twain's attempt to help his book trade by impertinent criticisms of Mr. Matthew Arnold.

Political Kiriuit fever.

Lafayette Call. So far thie has boen a moat beautiful year in politics. Everybody seems to be horns out, and the amouut of giiriog is frijhtful to contemplate. Peace has her B'.rifjs, more inglorious than those of wan

The Order of Their Giiluj.

PliiMelphis Times. Gladstone ia otil, "but tyranny in older, and tyranny is going to die first.

IJoetrloe,

Philadelphia Hecord. Every mau should be bis own Prohibitionist.

A PROFESSOR'S OPiNION.

Tlie

logliib Tiew of Why Ireland Should Not Kuve Home Rale. ITHACA, N. Y., April 30.—In his lecture before the professors and students at Cornell university, yesterday, on "Kscent Changes of English Polity," Professor Goldwin Smith, the English historian, replied to tho question, "Why should not Ireland have home rule?" as follows: "We English are not a confederation, and you cannot make us a confederation without totally altering the British constitution, without doing away with the sovereign power of parliament, and without making Scotland, Ireland and Wales each a state. Even if so fundamental a revolution (should be thought of, the component parts of the United Kingdom would not be fit/for federal union. That requires a group of equally powerful states, and by suf.li confederation yon would have Ireland, Scotland and Wales in cabal s^ainst England." Prof. Smith advised his hearers to guard against the tone and tendency of the American press, which, he said, wss not eo impartial as the liberal press in Europe. He regarded the outlook for tlio British cation as not very bright. People begin tu talk of terrible things ioafmueii ts the English nation has sliddeii unconseionaly into democracy without revising her constitution, and with no safeguards. Political wisdom seems now at low ebb and the traditional good sense of tbe English people can only bo looked to for tiding the ship of state through the present crisis.

Colle.

Persona, snd especially childreB, are subject to this agonising complaint, which often comes on suddenly in the night and without any previous warning. Simmons Liver Regulator should always be at hand. A single dose will generally allay the pain. It never fails in giving relief. It is harmless, and can be given with safety to a child «f the tecderest age.

Visible Supply ot Grain.

NET* YORK, March 28.—The following was the visible supply of grain on Saturday April 30th, as compiled by the Produce exchange

Bushels.

Decrease..

What a Love of a Dress!"

tell

"Do you think so? "We'l, I'll von a secret. It's my old faded pay siiic that I dyed with a Diamond Dye acd madeover." Sjld everywhere. 33 colors and only 10 cenfe each. Aho Diamond Paints: Gold, Bronxe, Silver, Copper, and Artist's Black—only 10 gents cacb.

There is an ordinance before the Viacennes council for a belt road. The E. & T. H. favors it and the Indianapolis A Viccennes company is opposing it. 4:1]

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HERE AND THERE.

The Salvation Army l«It their barracks on east Main street Sunday and marcked wst to Sixth street where they turned and retraced their steps to the barracks. At Sixth street a large crowd collected. Some indulged in jeers while others quietly took in the situation. As they were returning Mrs. Birington waa driving west on Main street. The flying flags and banners, tbe beating of tte drum, shaking of tambourines and general pandemonium frightened Mrs. Biviogton'a horse. It became unmanageable and ran away. The lady was thrown from the carriage into the street. She received a severe fall but fortunately was but hlightly injured. The horse ran a number of squares and was finally stopped without any injury to itself or to the carriage.

The Salvationists did not attempt to return to their south Fourth street barracks «3 thev had intended. The board of health's order put an end to the move. Had they attempted to reopen, they would promptly have been *j?cted from tho building by a patrolman who was detailed for that duty. Three boards nailed across the front gateway are lettered ia chalk: "Closed. The devil has been cast out, Hallelujah." The barracks were disinfected by order of the board of health. Mrs. Wahler, who owns the building, disclaims all knowledge of the persons who put the-inscriptions on the door.

There was a panorama on exhibition for a short space of lime Sunday evening in a room in the Beach block on Sixth and Main streets. The curtains were drawn down and with the light within -formed good BCieen upon which shadows were projected. Between the light and window sat a lady and gentleman. Every movement wes portrayed on the curtain. Some passer by made the dir. covery, and stopped lo look at the pantocaine performance. Others stopped and it was but a short time until the assemblage that lined the opposite side of the street numbered fully fifty, and was increasing constantly. A patrolman happened along and perceiving at a glance the situation, stepped across the street into the bnilding and informed the performers that their movements could be seen by a large crowd in the^ street. The light was turned lower at which the crowd gave a campaign veil, which broke the stillness of the Sabbath even irg and the amusing performance came to an abrupt ending.

Loud complaints are being heard from lot owners in the old cemetery, Wood' lawn. There are many forest trees gr-wing in the grounds, among them be inp the c-aks which ara the most conspicuous. Of late a very large number of these for some reason or other have be?a cut down, and the stumps remain to mark the plsce where they stood The pines and cedars are given tbe preference and the forest trees are disap* pearing quite rapidly. Il is well known that the evergreen species trees do not thrive well in our sandy soil. The gi ants of the forest are more beautiful than the evergreens of st tin led growth that are succeeding them.

Sanitary Officer Bodewin has been re inforced by two assistants, Messrs. Hall and Pierce. These officers were em ployed by the police board at the recommendation of the board of health. The sanitary condition of the city is to be greatly improved. The time for thorough cleaning up of yards, alleys and streets has arrived, and the health board are desirous that it shall take place at once. A thorough examination lies bsen entered upon and wherever netded notices will be left to clean up and that it should take place immediately. If uot complaints will ba filed against the persons notified for failure to eoinply with the order.

Contractors when notified that lights are not kept burning on obstructions dur iug the entire night, complain that boys ooniinually break the globes out of the lanterns and put out the lights. They state that this is frequently the case and that tht-y are put lo considerable expense to replace toe globes. In many instances the lanterns are stolen and have to be replaced with new ones. Red lights on obetructions in the street are good targets upon which to practioe marksmanship and tho arrest of some of the mischievous youths would be a good example by which to put stop to the practice. ..iunday it was discovered that all the plate glass windows on the north side of Main street, between Third and Fifth streets, had beeu scratched. It is supposed it was done during Saturday night by some miscreant who either nsed a giaes cutter or a diamond. Some of the windows are quite badly scratched, and all are more or less damaged. There is no clue to the vandal and should he be detected he wonld be severely dealt with. No motive can be assigned for the act except pure deviltry.

Yesterday waa the time set for hearing further arguments in lha Rigler will case upon tho motion made by the dt fenso for a new trial. Judge Allen, however, was not on the bench and there was nothing done in the matter. It is staled by the attorneys in tbe case that argument will ba proceeded with as soou as Judge Allen can arrange to hear it. it is stated that there is strong indications that the judee will grant a new trial.

A doc tor'i office on north Fourth street has been closed by the owner of the property. A sign was displayed on the door which attracted the attention ot paseers by. The note ran: "Closed for rtnl. Due $17.77. Please call at the captain's office and settle. S. G. Richartist n."

Blight, Healthy Babies

are the joyoi every house.

Bushels. 1,881,2.8 (76,490 46,848 '29.031 87,241

Wheat 47,182,Gil Decrease Corn 18,647,022 Deoroaaj.. Oats 4,872,695 Decrease Bye 829,680 Decrease Barley.... 474.271..

4 1

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ands deprived of their natural nutriment, no food is so wdl adapted and will prove so perfect a substitute for mother's milk, as the Lactated Food.

Labor Notef-

It is now denied that the sanotion of the holy see has bstn given to the Knights of Labor.

The executive hoard, Knights of Labor, will to-morrow, make a demand upon the coal operators throughout the Hazleton region

for

A large number cf the trades unions of St. Lauis, embracing chieflv the building trades, the cigar-makers, shoemakers, moldersaad others, had a parade yesterday in celebration of the anniversary of the inauguration oi the eight-hour movement. About five thousand men were in

THE REV. GEO. H. TH4.YER, of line, and made a moat creditable appuarBoarbon, Ind., says: "Both mysell and mv wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S participate in the demonstrate. CONSTMPTI0N CVRE, Qteo, Betas/ Phil Armour said in relation to the Xtawict. boycott iter ted a|aie»tAr»9w*C«7li

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Pittsburg: "They are shooting these boycotts around promiscuously, but we don't pay any attention to them whatever, tor they can't injare us in any way. It affords them a little amusement, and does not hurt ao "cular."

Dow the Pop* Will "KecvHuclleA VISXNA, April SO.—Tho Tageblatt says the Vatican favors the following conditions of recocciliatian with the Italian government: 1. The pope will advise the royal archducal and ducal families of Naples, Tuscany and Modena to renounce all claims cf sovereignty in favor of holy see. 2. The pope will crown King Humbert king of Italy, granting him and his Catholic descendents the territory of Italy in fiet. 3. The king to govern the whole king com, with full temporal rights, but to acknowledge the pope as snxerain, and pledge himself to rule according to the dictatfs of the church. 4. The king to reside in Rome. 5. Tha territory, including the Leonine City and pari of the shore of the Tiber, to be "allotted permanently to tbe pope, with absolute ruling and proprietary rights. 8. A special convention lo be concluded to fix the amount that Italy shall pay to maintain the papal house hoid.

Instantaneous relief from conghing ia afforded by taking Red Star Cough Care.

Mr, J. N. Langworthy will to morrow begin work for the Milwaukee A North era railway as city passenger agent at Chicago, with cITica at 55 south Clark street.

Toothache is cured by St. Jacob's Oil. It acts like magic.

AMUSEKESST3.

NAYLOIt'tiWIISON

OW5KA nOUSE. NAVLOH, Managei.

Thursday, May 5. Return of the Favorite Irish Comedians.

HURRAY MUHPHY (Utider the Management of .1. W Hill.)

AKD THR1R SPLBMDID COMMIT COMPANY! Brass Band and Orchestra! Presenting their funny Irish sketch entitled

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VISST0R3.

New Songt, Dances and Music! Prices as usaal. Secure seats at Button's

AYLOR'S OPEBA HOUSB.

Wednesday, May 11.

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New Advertisements.

Now when the bud* begin to show, Tls time for young ana old to know That i'tvtrt,

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Win scatter like the thieves of nlg« Before a draught ot Seltier bright.

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Pay No More Maney to Quacks.

Will send yon iNew Stlf-Cure, discovered after SO years' experimenting, which Never Falls and Cots yon Absolutely Nothing until Cured. Address

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A N E

Cancer and Tumors cured by Dr. Kingsley, of Danville, 111., who for m.my yoars has made these diseases a specialty. 7ne Doctor Is a regular graduate, with an extended ex-

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erlence In the treatment of thesa diseases, pom- treated free. NJ knife used. For farther luformation address

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P. J. RYAN, Undertaker aud Proprietor of

FEED and SALE ST 4 B1,K Northwest oorner Wabash avenue and NMoBd street, Terre Haute, Ind.

KMIM fir&t-claes buggies and oarrlagee prepared te attend all orders with neatness mil filspatch. Special attention given to hoarding

UhdertaAing e*Utiylishm nt removed te M«i street.

I E I S 1 I do not mean merely to stop them tor a tuoe and then have them return again, I mean a jaor FAJLLI§S1|lOT^JSS»"a We-kM« stud/. I warrant my remedy to euro the worst OHM. Because other* tin** tailed IN DO reawn Cor not now reoelrlngjs mire. Bead at one* tbr a traatia* and a fVeeoottle of my Infallible re medy. Qtre sxpren and Poet Offloe. II eeita

{MOTH PROOF BAG-SI Forjprolection ot

Blankets, Furs mid Woolens,

WHOUUALE AND RETAIL. J. Jt. DtJKCAN & CO., rvto-wa Main St.

Soldiers' Restaurant!

NO.

an advance of 10

par cent in wages. It is also understood that the Miners' and Labor Amalgamated association will join them in asking the same.

SOU 1H THIRD ST.

Meols S i# Heal Ticket..- 2 eo Boarding and lodging, per week. oo

John Campbell, Prop.

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PIANO TUNEB ttreaess— Prcf. Wm. sebel, Ante* .e*. K. C. Kiiboarne, U. a. Harlan uid Mrs. Kranees "hi atari v. Oflics—Cen era) KnokMnm

J. H. O'SULLIYAN,

Dealer lnft

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Fine Teas, Cofltoea. Kanoy Orootries,

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Up to a few veeVs ago I cons'dered tnvself the Champion Dyspeptic of America. During the years that I have been afflicteo I have tried almost everything claimed to be a specific for Dyspepsia In tbe hope of finding some* thing that would afford permanent relief. I had about made up my mtna to abandon all medicine- wlien I noticed an endorsement of Mmmnne' Ll»r Regulator bv a nroralnent Georgian, a jurist whom I knew, and concluded to ry Its effects In my case. I have used but two 1

Kittles, and am

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CONSTIPATION

To Secure a Regular Habit of Body Wltlioo* Changing the Diet or Disorganizing the system, take

Simmons Liver Regulator

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Amat a liquid, snuff or 'powder. Apptiei us is quickly absorbed. It cImimh jfUfuvyf Allays inflammation. Heals tM apyey'gpUsftwa th&scnsesof taste ani.9tneu[ regitunS,'9S »"*a.

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TERRE HAUTE

MerWorks

CUFF & CO Proprietors.

Manufacturers

Boilen,SmoleStacks,of Tanks,Etc.

hop ou First Street, Betweeu Walnut and Poplar. TERBB HAUTE, INDIANA.

Uepalrlng promptly atteuded to.

AH MOO LONG,

Shirts Drawers Undershirts Collars Cuffs (per pair) Handkerchiefs

lOo 6c So 2o 4c 20

623 MAIN STREET.

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Central

Hall!

721 MAIN STREET.

Fine Imp^rM or foinesfie Wioei

FOB FAMILY USE.

Special prices per dcaenbottles for par* ties, etc.

ARNOLD MEYER.

DRUNKENNESS

or tht L'quor Habit Pottilvely Cared by Adiolnlttrrl IJr. Hstiies' OoldonSp:-clUc. Itcau be given In a cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge ot the person tukiug It-, abso'uteiy hai-mlirn, and will effect a permanent and -peedy cure, whether tbe (jatleut Is -t moderate drinker or an ulcohotle wreck. Tnoujandt of drunkardb have been made temperate men who have taken Goldea Specific In their coffee without their knowt edge, and to-day bei eve they quit drinking of their own free will, N XJSVKB FAILS. The system once impregnated with the Speelflell beoomes so uiter Imppssibllltv for the liquor appet'.te to exist. Tor sale Jatnee B»omes, lU iytgist, cor. Slstc and Otlo itreeW, Terre nauteTj nit

A I E S I

Do your own Dv«lng at home with

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They will ilv. everything. They are sold everywhere. 1'ilcc ltv a package—-40 colors. They liave MU fm Mrengtb, Brightness, Amount In K.ienairt or tor Fastness of Color, or non-fartiiijj .iiiuluif-s. I'bey do not crock or smut. For Dai-:'"? Jac. & Charles Bauer, rol and 703 av? K. 2lmmermaiL Druggist, cor. 11 Irtventt! btr- and Wabasn ave Geurai: lirHi Druggist. or rawest eor. furd j»nd"!«a!li trteU, 'l _• finite, Ind.

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