Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 May 1887 — Page 4

Ve3ts

will bear

with i's, frctory.

Colored Dress Goods.

SPECIAL PRICES FOR NEXT WEEK.

39a

All wool tricota, all wool checks, all wool plaids, all wool diagonals, all wool boucbes, all wool cheviots. Big loss in order to give our retail customers dress goods for 39c per yard which have been retailed this season at double the price.

Cambination suite, all pure wool, at $3.78 reduced from $8, $10 and $13. SO pieces all wool cheviot checks, 38 inches wide veryBtylish equal in appearance to goodB costing 75c to $1 yer yard, at 49c per per yard. 10 pieces all wool check nuns' veiling, 40 inches wide, reduced from 75c to 49c.

One case lace stripe amber cloth in all the latest spring shades, reduced from 25c to 14c per yard.

Reductions throughout the entire department.

John Han ley. J. M. Samuels.

JOHN HANLEY & CO.,

Manufacturers ol

/Iwnings and Tents,

Waterproof Horse and Wagon Covers,

HAMMOCKS, COTS,

Mattresses and Bedding,

319 and 321 Cherry Street.

announcements. JjlllLDINO PKOPOSAL".

Sealed proposals (or the boilding of an ad. ditional oottage upon the grounds ot the Rose Orphan Homo will be received np to 12 o'olock uooa on Saturday, Juno 11th, 1887.

The plans and specifications oan to inspected at the offioe of Clift A Williams. All proposals should be delivered to Jno(i. Williams, chairman of building commit toe, 8north Sixth street, Terre Hante.

The board of managers reserves tho right to rejeot any an.l all proposals.

J^OTICE. Tho Physicians' Business Association has decided that the Interest of both the doctor and his patron will be best served by more frequent settlements, and hereafter all bills, the first charge of which shall be six months or more prior to tho first day of January or July of each year, will be turned over to the collector of the association. By order of

oon'i

SPECIAL COMMIITKE.

WANTS, ETC. ADVRKTISKMF.NTS IX THIS COLUMN WILL BB CHAROKI) 1'IVK CENTS PER LINE EACH INSERTION. NOTHING BECKONED LESS THAN FIVE LINKS. NO DISCOUNT ON LONO TIME ADVERTISEMENTS, AS THE ACCOUNTS ARE 8AT A 1.1. TAYIKF NT IS REQUIRED IN ADVANCE.

WANTED

WANTED—People

to know they can buy

pianos at 825 cash and $10 per month iius $10 cash and $5 per month IS&dwin & Co.'s, 320 Wabash avenue, and organs to rent. Call

at !. H. Pianos

nd examine.

AN iKD—Three pushing men in your vicinity. Special inducements now unbailed advantages: fast selling speculation

delay salary from start-. BROWN BROTHERS, Kochester, N. Y. Nurserymen:

WA.NTED-C.irl

for general housework at

Miller House, 90S Slain street. ETANTED-A general agent and fifty sub. •i agents 111 your county to sell my goodsijre chance S25 a week salarv, or 60c on the commission. Address, with stamp for I- :MS, F. M. Weaver, No. 6 W. Ohio street, .jdi&nanolis.lnd.

\\TANTED--Instalment dealers will find just what they need—a full line of inv.alment gotnts sold only to tne instalment iiade- by address

INSTALMENT DEALERS SCPPLY CO., Erie, Pa. 1X7"ANTED—Builders ant contractors to TT know that the Terre Haute Coal and are sole agents for the celebrated Delphi lime also for the Okalla lime. Dealer- in lath, hair, cement, plaster.

We also handle wood, anthracite, block and bituminous coals. Oftice. junction I. a St. L. railroad and Lafayette slreet. Telephone call 107 eneral housework.

Seventh.

HOT ANTED—A girl to do) TT Inquire at 126 south

Rejoice and Be Glad!

Another very large shipment, direct from our factory, of those elegant Thin Coats find

the handsomest ever shown in the state. We never before have had such & demand for fine Summer Clothing and we hope the people of Terre Haute and vicinity

PIXLEY&CO.

THIS STYLE

Street Between

Monday Morning, May 29th,

We'll start the most important bargain sale of Dry Goods and Notions, surpassing all previous efforts,

Our Great Sale of Wash Mg.

The biggeg prep*rations have been made by u« to give our customers a variety of beautiful wash fabrics at prices never befoie matched. 1,000 pieces cream crinklos at 4c, worth tc. 500 pieoes extra fine stripe and check crinkles at 12Jc, worth 18c. 1,000 pieces fine lawns at 2c, 2c, 5c and 8c, worth doable. 259 piects fine imported satines, elegant vuality manufactured to retail at 18c we offer the lot at 12}c. 100 pieces fine dress ginghams, stripes, plaids and checks, will be found on our

Parasols at reduced prices. Economical buyers can now secure a bargain at the manufacturers' loss. Owing to the extreme cool weather large quantities of parasols accumulated in the factories in Ifew York and Philadelphia that were sold at a great loss. We were anmong the fortunate buyers. Next week look out for hargaing.

HOBBRG, ROOT Sc OO

Jobbers and Retailers, NOB. 518 and 520 Wabash Avenue.

Ketailing at Wholesale Prices Is an Imbense Boom to the Community.

WANTED.

NOTICEsomeof

TO THE PUBLIC AT LARC 1?, That our competitorsarepul'lisli Ing a great many falsehoods about our goods have threatened to set the Board of Health on

us. We

beg

as ach one of onr many stores can cniy et one shipment per day It just seems as if stacks of goods melt away as if by magic. Our ftiaftorMtobiiyllfW

Jrom oaf legan goods and low prices plainly talk for themselves. You must come early in the atu» ilav to avoid the rush.

t» say to the nubile that we woul.1

be "pleased to have these honorable gentlemen call and examine our goods for themselves. We have not come here to rob the public, and only charge them for what they live on. We have been asked by three or four of them to join the old ring and work a pool scheme on the public, which has been done. They may slander us and our patrons, call them ignorant, but they are smart enough to know the Wabash Trading Co. is giving them an honorable deal, and if the people will stay with us we will promise that you will not pay more for your goods than they are worth, which you have oeen doing for a long time. We don't say that von did sn because vou did not know it. Everyone we have talked with say it was because inconvenience to send away for their goods was the cause. Now read our prices and see if we have heard right! wabash Trading Co. No bluff here. We have come to stay. 17 lbs standard granulat 'unr for $1. 18 lbs Phoenix standard ,su jrforJl, 20 lbs bf extra sugar f, $' 21 lbs of sugar for 91. 94.2J-for best flour, mtaranteed. toe for 1 gallon of the best cider vinegar, for 1 gallon of Headlight Oil. for a 3-lb can of California cherries, [or a 3-lb can of California green gage plums

lIPnPAPnM

7(4c for a2-lbean of marrc^,

SHc for a S-lb can of pie pe 7c for a 2-lb can ol bu.

hes.

l.rries Moore

Brady's best.

4e for a 1-10 bottle of all kinds of extracts, etc. se for a ice cake of sweet chocolate: 6 for 25c. 6ttc for 1 lb of the finest new Valencia raisins 6}4e tor 1 lb of the finest newKnglish currants. 4}tc for 1 lb of dried apples 6 los for 25c. 8Mc for 1 lb of the finest evaported apples. 8Mc for lib of the finest no®- ick candy. 6c for 1 lb of mixed bird* ea cuttle bone in each package. Ec for 1 lb of all kinds of .. ackers, 6 lbs for 2?c. 8Hc for 1 lb of ginger snaps. 8Wc for 1 lb of macaroni or vermiceli. 19c for 1 lb of vermiceli. 23c fer 1 lb ot fine cut tobacco. 37e for 1 lb et Star tobacco. xc for 1 lb of Jack Pot tobacco. lc for 1 lb «f the best cornmeal, Rabbs best. 5c for 4 pajpen of carpet tacks, this knocks. Xe fer1 lb of the finest cheese. Try it. 13e fer 1 4MM ef the beet lemons. 1 aJ4e tor 1 deaen, aoo In a box, parlor matches. 'Me foi 1 gallea ef tke beet syrup. 110 per lb l»r KlaaM*s tiai, guaranteed. 25e for Hbeef the beet starch. 9c per lb forKlngan's best bacon, guaranteed. 8Hc for 1 lb of baklag pow4« guaranteed. Ec for 10 nutmegs Notice in oar advertisements, we follow no one we lead and ethers follow, but not low euough. 16c for good tea. 26c for food tea. 35c for fine tea. 46c for good fine tea. 55c for abetter one. 75c for the finest in the world. I8e for a goed ooffee. 30c for a fine coffee. 32c for Golden Rio coffee. 25c for Java coffee guaranteed. 28c for old government Java coffee the finest. 5c for 1 quart of marrowfat beans. 5c for 1 quart of navy beans. 6c for a can of gooseberries. 10c for 1 lb of the finest evaporated peaches. 30c per bottle fer all kinds of California fruit wines. 15c for a rallea of saur kraut. 5c for a 10-ceat mug ot French mustard. Ec for 1 bottle ef pepper sauce. 6e for 1 lb of cora starch. 12 He for a mug of Scotch jam, sell everywhere for 26c 58c for 1 gallon ot pure maple syrup. 30c for 1 big bottle of line California wine.

Eveiythlng we sell is a bargain. 6c for 1 can of cove oysters. 5c for 9 herring. 7ic tor 1 dozen of large pickles small 3 dozen for 10c. 20c for 1 dozen of bananas. loe for 1 lb of choice peanuts: nearl a hatful. 5 to 7e for the finest conk shells. 5c for about a tt gallon of bottle blueing. 5c for 2 quartf of medium beans. Buy yeur garden seeds of us. They are nearly a gift. Aaything we get for them is a profit to os.

Look at these priees in shoes. 10c for children shoes. I5e for ehlldren shoes. 5e tor children Sooes. 85# for children shoes.

Everything we sell is a bargain. IMI ffoca* **youths' heavy, front We for a ytolr ef wemaa's front lace shoes.

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Great Redaction to Stock.

Clean up

$9.88

Will take the choice of any of onr fine imported bead short wraps, former prices $15 to $27.50. This is your last chance, choice $9 88.

LACE CURTAINS

and curtain nets, plain, figured and stripe scrim at way down prices. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, Offers extraordinary inducements to close buyers, 150 ladies full regular made hose plain colors and stripes at 19c, worth 35c. 100 dozen fancy colored printed hose at 47c, worth 75c.

SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! Eaormous reductions to cat down stock. Black silk at 89c, worth $1.25. Black silk at 98c, worth $1.50. Black Silk at $1.25, worth $1.65. All our 20 inch colored Rhadama Silks, former price $1.25 reduced to 93c.

•f

WANTED,

92c for a pair of woman's grain or kid button shoes. 13c for a pair of Ladies' house slippers, cloth, foe for a pair of Ladle's slippers, leather. 68c for a pair of woman's opera toe slippers sell9 everywhere for 91.25. 75c a pair of woman's low cut shoes sells everywhere for 91.50. 82.75 for a pair of men's French kid shoes sells everywhere for 95 00. $3.00 for a pair of men's French kid shoes sells everywhere for 96.00. 98c for a pair of men's plow shoes, sell every where for $1.75. $ 1.25 for a pair of ms i'« fine boots, seti every where for 92.60. 11.25 for a pair of women's French Newport tie, sell every where for (8.00. 40c for a pair of boy's low cut shoes,«ell every where for $8.00. We make anew cnt on our Kangaroo shoe now for 92.50 pair, bay Kangaroo now for 92.00. Barnum has left this country, bit left in. hie place to show the Wabash Trading mpany.

Notice to the public: We never follow others in prices we always cut under. Wabash Trading Company, 688 Wabash avenue, Terre Hante. North Side Mammoth Grioery 295 and 227 W. Washington street, Indianapolis.

QOMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF TRADE.

First-class goods always command the market price, and do not have to be foroed on the market at prioee to attract purchaser*.

The only retail house in the city that bnye and ships sugars direct from refineries in ear lots. We sell better sugar for leas money than acy other house in the eity. Compare our sugars with others. Our ye'Iow sngars do not have a flavor similar to a stagnant fish-pond that is drying np nnder a hot July sun. Bear this in mind in making your purchases. Onr granvlated sugar is not a yellow white, but striotly standard goods in every sense of the word. Oar confectioners' A sugir is not equalled in thie market. Do not spoil the flavor of your fruits and preserves with shoddy sweets. Following goods for oash:

Flour, warranted to give satisfaction, per barrel, 94. Flour, barrels, 59e barrels, 91, warranted to give satisfaction. 20 Ss nice yellow sngar fee 91. 18 lbs cream white sngar for 91. 17 lbs soft white sugar for

Extracts, per bottle, 5c. Sweet chooolate, per sake, Sc. New Valencia raisins, per lb, T){o. English currants per lb, 7)£o. Dried apples per lb, 5c. Evaporated apples per lb, 10c. 16 lbe strictly choica new Tnrkiah prunse, 91. 4 freeh cask just received. These pranee are not steamed or washed in warm watac molasses and palmed off for new goods. Try them.

Stick and mixed candy per lb, 10c. Crackers per lb, 5c. Ginger snaps per lb, lOo. Fine cut tobaooo, extra quality, per lb, 26c. Star tobacco per lb 88c. 10c cakes Rising Sun stove polish per cake, 5c.

Tacks per do*, 15c. Chesee par lb, ,18c. One doien boxes of either parlor ar snlphnr matches (200 in a box), 15c.

Svrop per gallon, 80c. Kingan's English cured er oolden (special sizes), 8c. 8 lbe Pearl starch, 25c. 80 pails jelly per lb. 5c. 6 ban Babbitt's bast soap 25c.

Loose baking powdsr par lb. 19c. 1 lb. soda 5c, 8 nutmegs 60. Tea 25, 88, 48, 62, 78c psr lb. Mixed tea per lb. 25c. Choice table batter psr lb. lfc. Soar money retanred if any of the above goods do not salt you.

Ve do not advertise tkat it is no aaaMal

WANTED.

y^r ANTED—AU the pants and overall bands

that I can

get,

work either In factory or

30 North Sixth street.

\Z7 AN1KD—A set of saloon fixtures. ¥V KKAMER ft KAUFMAN, 70S Main street.

FOR SALE.

JjVJB SALE— At a bargain, a squrae grand Chickering piano at sutheas corner Sixth and Ohiosts.

I?OB I? cl

Pensions:

91.

16 lbs confectioners' Standard

A, 91.

15 lbs standard granulated, 91Yinegar, per gallon, 16c. Coal olL headlight, 10c. 8 lb oan table peaches, per oan, 14c. 8 lb can table peaches, West Jersey standard, per can, 17c. 8 lb can Vancamp tomatoes, per oan, 10a. 8 lb can pie peach ee, per can, 10c. 2 lb can standard blaekberriee, per can, 7Xc.

GEO. P. SMITH.

SALE—Two seated carri cheap at No. 432 north

pOR SALE— At

1HOR KENT—1 he hall 01. the corner of Fifth J? and Main streets this hall will be put in complete repair it rented to a good tenant also a good offlce room on Fifth street, over Loeb's hat store. R. N. HUDSON.

IXR RENT—House and lot 814 Ohio street. house contains ten rooms, including bath room possession given June 1. For term eta. see A. J. CRAWFORD. i/OR RENT Two or three unfurnished rooms at 923 South sixth street.

n*OB BBNf—Seve.al rooms in desirable loeallty also a suite of rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Inquire at 318 North Fifth s.reet.

T7K)R BENT—House of eight rooms and an extra large stable ^^E%UB

UK)B RENT—Two very desirable unfurnished rooms at the centrally located dwelling, 660 Mulberry street rooms and location un surpassed.

BBWABD.

DEWARD—940reward 920 for mare and ft 920. for arrest and conviction of thief Stolen, from Youngstown, Vigo county. Ind., on the night of May 25,1887, one dark dapple bay mare, 3 years old, three or four white feet and star In forehead, 14K hands high, long, slim body and long, slim tail, heavy mane, new light saddle and bridle, stiff bit. Address all information to

ALBERT D. WEEKS, Sheriff, Terre Haute, Ind.

rOUKD.

V70UND—A pocketbook containing some valuable papers. Owner can have same by calling at est nut street.

Monday,

M. •. BAUMAN.

Bnntln's Tharmometrte Record.

Sunday,

a.m.

2 p. m.

May 99.

V-^/S A{S jrr^ ..

THE EXPRESS. TEBBE HAFTB. TUESDAY. MAY 81,1887.

home highest price paid and steady employment the year through. Apply to

C. ZIMMERMANN,

MloUtUtA

HIM alip down to one of our oity

fobbing booses and ba^ one or two dray loads at a time. W. CLTYEB,

y^ANTBD—Pants makers to make Jeans and Cassimere pants at home. Apply at once at 8CHLOSS ft CO., 644 Main street.

9 p. m,

69.9

86.8

99.9

7 a. m,

2 p. m.

May

91.

8 p. m.

60.8

76.8

61.1

Weather Probabilities.

a. m,—

WABHUTOTOir, D. C., May 81.—1 For Indiana and Illinois: Generally cooler threatening weather rain 'variable wind.

CITY IN BRIEF.

•Samnel A. Herrineton, Reissue, Asa Dilmore. Dar-

Mscksville lington. Officer Trail Was taken very ill last night while patioling his beat and was gent home. Patrolman Hinton was assigned to Trail's district.

John Montgomery, who took dress goods from Espenhain

Albrecht's, was

released on $500 bond, Saturday, after just one monUi'a stay in jail Cook Greggs and Dudley Parish engaged in a brntal fight near the Idaho grocery last night. When the patrol wagon arrived an the scene the men had disappeared

The play ol "engaged," by W. 8. Oil* bert, will be given in this city about the middle of June by local dramatic talent, including a number of oar professional actors and actresses.

The ladies of the Congregational Church will give a sapper in the parlors of the church, Thursday evening, Jane 2nd, at 8 o'clock. Strawberries, ice cream and coffee will be served.

The ladies of the Congregational Church will give a sapper in the parlon of the ehurch, Thursday evening, June 2nd, at 8 o'clock. Strawberries, ice cream aad coffee will be served.

The ladies of the Congregational Church will give a supper in the parlors of the Ichnrch, Thursday evening, Jane Sad, at 8 o'clock. Strawberries, ice cream aad coffee will be served.

A couple of mischievous urchins have been destroying property at Mr. John Moorehead's new residence, corner of Fourteenth-and-a-half and Tippicanoe. The police have the boys under surveillance.

Mrs. Win. Coombs was prostrated in an epileptic spasm yesterday at Early's grove, while the decorative exercises were in progress. The lady recovered sufficiently in the coarse of a short time to be sent to her home.

Mrs. Lucinda Smith was taken to the insane asylum yesterday by Sheriff Weeks. She was adjudged insane over a week ago by Drs. J. R. Crapo and T. C. Stunkard, Justices Felaenthal and Wildy. She has been trouble for along time with "melancholia."

The river was foar and a half feet deep in the channel yesterday. The Cohasset went to 8cbee's quarry lor a load of iock for the I. & St. L. The Ida Lee went to Raymond's Ripple Sunday. She left yesterday fur Merom with a barge load of brick aad a fair cago of mixed merchandise.

In the case of the death ol Mrs. Smith, at Bcnwood, there is reason to believe •he was shot by a stray ballet from a patty of marksmen. The Clay county rhas returned the following verdict: "Said Mercy Smith came to her death by a abet from a revolver in the haada of parties unknown, that the ahot was wholly accidental, that bullet anthe right side

quality

for sale

bargain, a square grand Chickering

piano at southeast corner Sixth and Ohio sts. GEO. P. SMITH.

ILlug oo O SbUVC lUUIiUI IU4U11 0 Ul A Kind, corner Sixth and Vaudalia railroad

£l"OR SALEAt a bargain, a square grand Chickering piano at southeast corner Sixth and Ohio sts.

GEO. P. SMITH.

[TOR SALE—Star Bicycle, 48-inch, little used cost SI20. Will sell for *90. Probst & Flsbeck, 311 Wabash avenue.

FOB RENT

FOR

RI'NT—A good dwelling of ten rooms on Chestnut street, the second house west of Seventh street, 162 Chestnut street. Inquire of Jas. Ross, 626 Chorry street.

11i*OR

RENT-Residence on Chestnut street, second house east of Sixth. Also store building with rooms for family upstairs. Main street, north side, between Eighth and NINTH. E. HAVENS, 02 Main street

A BEAUTIFUL WINDOW. The decoration of one of the windows at Hoberg, Root A Co.'s has never been surpassed in this city. It is the design of Mr. Louis Baganz and represents a soldiers' cemetery. Vsrious Indians regiments are represented, and at one side is a large broken column entwined with evergreens. There are other smaller monuments and a vault, and in the cen ter a tiny fountain serves to ksep the real sod green and fresh. There are miniature cannon and balls, and a picket fenee surrounds the whole. The window presented a picture yesterday that kept the sidewalk crowded.

Great rash at 8CHLOSS' in children's suits.

STRAWBERRY SUPPER. The ladies of the Congregational Church will give a suppsr in the parlors of the church, Thursday evening, June 2nd, at 8 o'clock. Strawberries, ioe cream and coffee will be served.

Lad lea' kid bnUoa shoes, MS5 former prioefl.W. Ladiee'ikid button ahoa, 9160 fanner prioe SL75. Ladles'kid button shoea, fl.75 famr priee £2.0©. Ladiw* kid bntton shoes, S300 former prioe IB IS. Ladles'Hd button shoes, S8.36 fbrsssr prios S&60. -*v

Ladiss' kid button SIMMS, S&G0 former pries $» 76. Ladies' kid button shoea, $875 former prioe $300. Ladiaa' fin* low dtoaa ia lacs or button at $1.25, |1J0 aad (1.75.

rf mcds

.518 Main Street.

and ranged downward, producing death almoet Instantly." Julias Johnston, well known about the saloons on Main street, as the "colored troubadour," was arrested and jailed last night. He stole f5 from Mr. Jeff Morris, and gave the money for s«fe keeping to the bar-tender at Lute Mitchel's saloon. He acknowledged the theft and the mom was recovered. He £hss once been an inmate of the Ohio State Reform School.

In his charge to the jury in the Nelson will case at Minneapolis, says the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the judge said that "there was no testimony to indicate fraud oo the part of his wife or anybody else. The only question they were to consider was whether Col. Nelson at the time of the drawing up and signing of the will was of sound disposing mind. This tbev must determine from the evidence. The jury's ouick return with a verdict that the will was a good one, was somewhat of a surprise to all. To say that the defeated parties looked disappointed but feebly expresses it." Colonel Thomas H. Nelson and Senator V00rbees arrived home Saturday night.

PERSONAL.

Mr. Wig Ssgeis home for a week or ten days. The Missss Katie Stark and Cristina Schlotterbeck have returned 'from a week's visit at Sullivan.

The party consisting of Mr. McKeen, Col. Thompson snd others which went to Maxinkuckee returned Sunday evening.

Mr. Jimmy Richardson has gone to Sedalia,Mo.. where he will learn the insurance business with an uncle, snd on his return here will go into the office of Mr. Havens.

Married: Chaa. E. Hyland,of the police force, and Miss Mollie Kelly yesterday at 7 p. at St. Joseph's Church by the |Rev. Joseph J. (Frewin. Mr. Martin Hyland, of Indianapolis, and Miss Mollie Cahill, of this city, were the attendents. The couple will go to Cin einnati on their wedding tour.

The Townlsy Vapor Stove is the beat, For ics and coal see L. F. Perdue, No. 20 north Sixth street.

Remember if you want finest old Cognac brandy (12 years old) von are invited to visit Old Cobweb nail and see the stamp of importation for yoanelf, corner Canal and Main streets.

PKTEH STAFF,

Cat this out and take it to Schluer's new hat and furnishing store, present it, and I will show you the cheapest boy's or man's hat you ever saw. Main street between Sixth and Seventh.

EAOLB DISTILLERY OO OWXNSBOBO, Davis Co., Ky.

P. 8.—It gives me pleasure to sell yon these old goods, as we know that yoa put your goods out jast as you get them by so doing this you give the good people of Terre Haute a chance to see what the old "T. J. Monarch" is made of. We would rather sell one barrel to a house that makea a specialty of straight goods than to sell ten to a house that adulterates their goods. Mr. Monarch and all send their regards P. N. STAFF.

The Sanford Tool Oo.

Mr. Hulman received a telegram yesterday morning from Mr. Mackey, saying that he would convey the property selected by Mr. Nixon for the location of the Sanford Tool company. The delay in making the conveyance was caused by the work of arriving at the value of improvements to be made on the railroad ands.. This is now fixed at something over $100,000. Mr. Nixon will be here today, and the letting of the contracts will be the next thing in order.

a a in

biner & Dneoweg's.

4/Vj

[STENOGRAPHIC BUREAU. Miss Hamill, Stenographer and Notary Public, room 1, Savings Bank building. Verbatim reporting, legal dosnmsnts written in shorthand andeopied on type writer. All kinds of type-writsr copying and Notarial work promptly attended to. Instructions given in shorthand and on type-writer.

Dry stove and four foot wood at Tom Haute Coal and Lime Oo.

Call and see those beatot'fnl new pattarns of wall paper at W. F. SIBLEY'S, 675 Main.

The choicest novelties 0 neckwear at popular

prices at Hooter's.

SCHLOS8' the tlO business suits.

saae£m£

X-j.

can be sold for. Groat pba taken to suit

and fit the custom rs. BeaBesabsr to plaee aad somber.

"W".

SPBCTACLKS.

Their CM sal Abas*.

By Dr. Barker, the Oculist and Aurist,

We wish to call the altoetion of the intelligent public to this important, bat muoh neglccted, subject. We shall nss our utmost endeavor by every fait and honorable means to induce those who need spectachs, from any cause, to call apon as at the Terre Hants House, lean our advantages aad sse the evidence of our success, believing yon will decide the former is uneprpaassd and the latter nnequaled, and that an opronumrr so FAVORABLE to secuie for one pries ths ssrvices of both a skilled oculist aad optician has never before been offered. We unhesitatingly assert, and will be cor» roborated by all reputable eye authorities, that, since they are essential to the preservation of sight, they should bs treated as scientifically as the eye itself, as their wrong or non-uss toot only produces a large per cent. «f eye afflictions, but is conducive of sosae of the most SKRIOUS mtavous DisTDWUncns. They produce squinting, cataract, detachment, or rupture of retinas, engorgement, or lack

TOMHUHUB FlltTIB.

134TSS134

Finding Mora Tims Neoeannry to Treat all Requiring Hia Services, Will Remain at the

TERRE HAUTE HOUSE,

Until Saturday,'

JXJN"EJ 18th.. Nsw Treatmsnt, Quick Cures and Rsasenabis Chsrgss, for affections of the

EYE, 1AB, NOSE & THROAT.

Spectacles and Artificial Eyes Scientifically Adjusted.

Represent* Cross Kfea as Oared in Oae Mlnnte by Dr. Barker.

Cataract and Crosseyet Positively cured in a few minutes a new and almost painless method Children should be cured while young. Sore eyes, granular lids, wsak, watery eyes, nasal Catarrh, deafness, discharges of ths ears—in fact all curable diseases of the eye, ear{ nose snd throat cured by nsw and painless medication.

SPECTACLES.

Mads for each iadividual cass, guaraa teeing a correct ad justmsntia curvature, axis, power of lens, shsps of aosepiees, length of bow, width of frame, siss of orbit, etc. We never fsil in nearsigbt, farright, wsak for psculiar rights. If desired, new glasses set in old frames.

Artificial Eyes.

Ilis lsigsst stock in the West, of importation and very beautiful, inserted without cutting or pain, aad having the movements snd appearance of ths natural aye.

A Few Items of

With a Little loaey.

Bring $1 JO for a Good Man's Working Shoe.

Bring 1.00 for a Good Ladies' Newport Tie or Button. Mag 75e for a Goed Ladies' Opera Slipper.

Bring

iring 50c for a Ladies' Cloth Slip-

Bring 2Sc for a Child's Shoe. Bring 76c for a Womaa's doth Shoe,

"•sss&ia.w—•**i«~.

COBflVMi Ot Tift Bring1.25

pises for your fine

STRAWBERRY SUPPER. The ladiss of ths Congregational Church will give a snnper ia the parlors of the church, Thnrsasy evening, June 2nd, st 8 o'doek. Btrawherrmu ice cream and coffse will bs ssrvad.

Lawn mowers at Finkbluer ADaeawegV

for a Ladies'Kid Button

Shoe. Bring $1.00 for a Indies' Everyday Shoe.

Bring $1.26 for a Ladies' Rxtra Good Shoe in Button aad Laoa. Bring $1.00 for a Mimes' School Shoe.

Bring $1.25 for a Missss* School Shoe, iraOood. Extra

for a Men's Button or Con-

Bring $1.50 for a Boy's Fine Shoe. Bring $1M lot a Ladiss' Kid Shoe,

GOOde

Bring |U0 for a Men's fisaalsm Shea in Button or Congress at Bisasman'a. BMoBall Shoefor tnsa,$L0fc

Base Ball Shoe fer seen, 10s. Base Ball Shoe for yonths, 76c. Child's Shoe for ZSe. Child's Shee for Mc. Boys'School Shoe fer tL0O. The Bsst 81m la Button, Confiasi or Lace, good wear and tfyle, 92AQ.

A. H. B0E6EMAN,

No. 104

This is the 1

-n

v,e tsK

nutrition of the blood VSSMIS,

granular lids, paralysis of tho lids, loss of co-ordination, or douMs vision, inflammation of the nerves, specks floating before the eyes, diasiness, headache, etc., etc., besides interfering with ths ci* eolation and nutrition of the blood: this in turn may prodocs nervous or brain affections, thereby not only entailing loss of sight, bat untold misny aad often premature graves. Fully appreciating the importance of this intricate undertaking, we have given it special attention and mads special preparation for this line of practice. We earry the parts and, after a most thorough kdsntiflc examination, make a prescription aad prepare ths glsssts for saob individual cass hsaes can conscientiously promiss universal satisfaction at a ISM pries than *s usually eharged for ths prescription alone. Prices depsnd upon the material used in ornamenting, ranging from $6.80 upward. Consultation free aad invited.

lor cutting deep cuts and lowest prices re "what fill

the Buckeye Cash Store to overflowing every day.

Paralyzing Prices fot This Week!

z. IN THE

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT IN OUR SILK DEPARTMENT! ir IN OUR

WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT IN OUR y&iJNEN DEPARTMENT!

IN OUR

HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT IN OUR LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT! 5S., IN OUR

UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT!

EVERYBODY TAK12 NOClOli.

The spscial »i will oafy hold by that time will be restored to former prices

BUCKEYE CA

THIS WEEK PROMISES

Everybody #w prices foi

•rices we make on certain SOOJH th-s above different tlpfurtmmts gooa until Saturday night, June 4h Ev?r.»:Hnt! not clo«d out 1 be

MTSTEPiS BROS/

knows that we are doing the business in the Clothing line, tor

low priece for honsst and superior Clothing bring us crowds of eager and satisfied buyers. Ksep the important fact before you: No matter how low a price other clothiers may name, we will always sell the same quality for LOWES price, mark yon. Yeara ago we promised the people to sell them Clothing for, not as low, but lower prices than any other house, and we've faithfully kept that vow therefore onr snecess. Come sod s?e Clothing sold for lower prices than ever named before. We will present ot of our beautiful kites to every boy making a puichass at our store. The onies will be on exhibition at our store every day daring the week.

Leading Clothiers,

COR. FOURTH AND MAIN STRBBTS.

Ladies' and Gents' Fine Shoes.

Our Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes for $2 regular price $2.50. Our Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes for $2 50 regular price $3. Oar Lsdiea'Fins Kid Button, high top, French heel, $3.50 regular rice $4.50. Onr Lsdiea' French Kid Button, hand turned, $4 regular price $5. Our Gents' hand sswed button and sesmlesa congress daisy kid $6 sold i«e, her for $8.

Onr Gents' hand sswsd button and seamless congress calf kid $5 sold *here for $7. Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamless dongola $3.50 regular price $4.50.

Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamless dongolia $3 regular pike $1. Onr Gents' machins sswed button and seamless calf $3 regular priee $4. Onr Gents' machins sswed button and seamless calf $2 50 regular priee £4^0. Our Gents' machine sswed button and seamless calf $2 regular price iCp For Ladies', Miasm' and Children's Shoes ia medium pricee we oan save yoa from 10c to 50c en each pair. Ia Men's and Boys' Working Shoes we earry a lam stock at prices that will be to yonr interest to call at our store and save time sM money, as our styles and prices never fail to suit.

J. R. FISHER,

327 MAIN STREET.

BALUE & RICHARDSON,

20 Sonth Seventh .Street,

Name the following among their many

Bargains in

STRAWBERRY SUPPER. The ladiss of ths Congregational Church will give a supper in the parlors of the church, Thursday evening, June 2nd, at 8 o'clock. Strawberries, ice cream and ooffee will be served.

Ask to see the pantsfitting peppered jean drawers elegtitly mada Price 5Qc, at Hunter's

Gentlemen's clethes cleaned, eolered and repaired In an unsurpassed manner at H. F. Reisers' Oys House, 655 Main street.

You calk find the best 12 1-2 cent collar and the 15 eent cuffs at Hunter's.

SCHL08S' is the place for your nobby sssssBckais.

ladies can h&Ye their dressesjshawJsJfc. cleaned and colored to the best satisfaction at H. F. Reiners', 655 Main street.

'&• IMPORTANT NOTICE. 411 night calls will be attended to sithsr bj myself, at 9D north Third •treat, et

sssistsnt at his nkidence,

ssesne door north ef Baptist Church, No. 108 north Sixth street, or at the office where anight bell will be found.

Rea!

Nice five-room house (brick) on South Eighth stroet Eight-room house (frame) on Siuth Eighth street tell for $1,300. Fran four-room house, good repair, on North Ninth street wiil sell cheap. Nias room houe, good condition, on South Third street, for $2,500. Splendid vacsnt lots in any part of the city very cheap. 8oaie bargains in

•.v FARM LA.2STID

In Vigo, Sullivan and Clark Counties.

V®!

H. F. Reiner$ gives batter satisfaction at 'ower prices in cleaning, col ring and repairing than any on». Call at 65R M»ia »tr»et.

Why pay big prioas for eld style wall paper wnen you can get those handsease new patterns for less raoaer at

W. P. BlBLET'fi, fft Main

Special pant SCHL.OSS'.

sale this week at

James M. Dlshon, aad ao ether, Goes forth In baste With bills and paste, And proclaims to That men are wis In tbe present geni

aBMsal n^Hbn laeTTerr

itlon

advertise, n. its,]

Printers' ayuaue,

All odd pants SCHLOSSV

marked way dawn at

KANSAS

St.

EXCURSION.

A 8t L. railroad will

"L-1

ISAAC 8ALL.

Screen doors and windows at Finkbiner Drawee's.

sell tickets te

Louis, Mo., Girard,

Fredoma, Winfield and

Ch arnyal*

Wiobita, Xan^,

at one fare for round trip,

good going

all regular trains May

clusive. Tickets good

Full information furaiahsd

Hante.

Mth to Mlh in

for thirty dafs.

by 1 1

South, sgent, Sixth afreet

depot, Teen

D. B.

MARTIN,

General

If you want a

good

ten

for

eent

the Wichita

the piincipal dealers in eigam.

Fine Imported and Key West Gigars also ths fNft brands of Wines and LHpMMv Oan Fasig's Health Office, 503 Main Street.

New patterns of wall paper, solar and artistic in del' daily at W. f.l

sail all

timu

Boom now solo