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

Page PDF (10.88 MB)

Back to issue view

'-J.

TOWN TALK

Our 75c

Oar $2.75

LIGHT STIFF HAT For $2.

Our Lino of

CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS.

mm,

Fourth Street Hatter and Furnisher.

special

Bargains

-IN-

BOOTS,

SHOES

-AND 1

SLIPPERS.

Look at Some of Our Prices

Men's Seamless Congress, $1.25. Women's Kid Button Shoes, $1.25.' 'Misses' Kid Button Shoes, $1. Women's Toe Slippers, 50c. Child's Shoes, 4 to 7, 50c. Children's Shoes, 7 to 10J, 85c.

Youths' Shoes, High Cut, $1.

HANDSOME SOUVENIRS

Giv-eti to si! our patron?.

It Will Pay You

To trade at-

•r»

3(X

LADiES

FxNE SHQK3 LIPP Ro.

AM I)

Lai rd, Sc licber & Mit chell, J. and T. Cousins.

Keyno)ds Bros. or* S

J. Lunowici, 529 Maiu st near ixth

0 0 E I S

rtcn say euro 1 do not moan morely

I I S

\Vhon say euro 1 clo not moan morely to 'top them for a time and then have thcin rouvu o^atn, I mean a radical euro. I have undo tho disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or .'ALUNQ SICKNESS a life-long study, •nrrant my remedy to cure the worst case*. '^causo others have failed Is no reason for ot now receiving a cure. Send at once for a K\itis*o and a Free Bottle of my Infallible omedy. Give Express and P.O. it costs you \othing for a trial, and I will care you. Adress.0r. H. ROOT. 138 Poarl St., Hew York*

K^SKINB

(•£i?E OU1NINE.)

/^SXWEgj^N

GIVES

Good Appetite.

New Siren th.

Qulei Nerves.

Happy Days.

Sweet Meep,

A POWEKFH, TON 10 nu tin1 tiii'sl dcUi-nte stomach will hear.

S?tCiFIC FOR MALARIA,

RHEUMATISM,

MFRVOU PROSTRATION And all Germ Diseases. TME MOST AND SUCCESSKi'Ij BI.LOOSCIENTIFIC

PURIFIER. Superior to

Vuluinc. Mr. '•. A. Miller. 930 East 157th stree.'. New York, was cured by Kaskine of extreme malorial prostnit-ion after seven years sulTersatlerinK. lie had run down from 175 pounds io 97, began on II in Jn e, 198 '. went to wnrK in 're month, regained his lull weight iji six months. Quiiriue did hi no good whatever.

Mr. Gideon Thompson, the oldest a'-d one o{ the voost ro'peeted citizens of Bridgeport, vmn., s«ys: ''I am ninety years of act*, and for Ue lust three veirs have suffered from malaria and the effects of quinine poisoning. recently began with KasKine. which broke up te' malaria and Increased my weight 83 l-ounds." l" T. A. Solomons, of 159 Halliday street, Jei-s v-tTtv. writes: My son, Harry, elcueu ears. rs euree o. malar 11 by Easklne. afrer fit',efii months' Illness, wben we had given uf all hope,

Letters from the above persons, gfa-ing full detaiN. will be sent on application. eau be taken wi'.hour a»v special advice. «J» iwr bottle. Bent by i:i ui on receipt of prise.

SPECIAL

IP®

WtS

PowdE*

NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS

MOST PEEtTECT MADE

Used by the United States Government. Endorsed 07 the heads of the Great Universities and labile Food Agitata aa The Strongest, Pares t^and most Healthful. Dr. Price's the only Baktag Pewder that dr.cot contain Ammonia, Lima or Alma. Price's Extracts, Vanilla, ijcmea, OIUMLDr.

Rose. etc.. flavor dellcioiialy.

precis »AXXNG

POWDER COMPANY.

At lj Xiv it h. »s t-.

/«. .*!£•

PUSL'GAT*0»N

l$oach

OFF Cs£

fi.fta 8i. Piiatlnt? Kocit 3qcar«.

C*Uerr.il ,Won't- da* o,f)c ot Terra Ha-t

1 the Pott' ana.

tXBMfi or HUHSCtctl-lJOSK. 'Hily Express, per week.... peryear its months ten wiyikt

By special arrangement ith the publishes of Farm and Fireside, can, for a short time, offer a beautiful gift in connection with paper to everr eubecribcr. It is a mog1 'eer.i o.,,..,, exiled The Morning ""lailliig." A few years ago each a picture 0 jold not be pnrchased for leas than (5 or $10, md tho anjrraTing Is jnst as valuable as thongh fau paid a large stun for It. Fho price of the Weekly Express for one yearis $1 25 As price of Farm aad Fireside for one /saris 50 fhe v*!c of »a ecfrsTing ia fully 2 60

Total 94 85 By paying to date, and one year in advance, #1 will give all of the above, worth 84.2(1 FOB ONI.Y ill.SO, So that yon cot this Elegant Engravins FREE tj paying less than tho price of the Weekly •irprem and Farm and Kreaida alone for one

Poetise prepaid in all onses when sent by Habecriptions payable in advance.

P/itf-re the ExpitftB In «a Fili*. in Ijoodiai—On file at American Exchacgo 449 Strand. 11 Pr-rie—On file at American Exchange in 'kU, 3D Boulevard dds Capnoins.

Crying Babies

are made

Good Natured, Healthy, Hearty, by the use of

TooiC

Itabioi ilo not ory if they pro sntLiilr'l. n"d they cannot be satistlcd if thev are net properly nourished by their food, or if it produces irritation of stomach or bowels.

Very many mothers cnnr.nt prop-.-i-ly nourish their children, and tho milk nf' ninny mothers produces lRd effects in tho child because of constitutional disease or v-eak-neaa.

For all WMh

MSM

there is a remedy in

LAOTATED FOOD. Hundreds fit physicians testify to its great valuw. It will be retained when even lime water and milk Is rejected by the stomach, hence if. is of jrrea* value to all invnli'ls, in dither chronic or acute eases. 150 MEALS for an Infant for $1,00. EASILY rSEPAHSD. At Iru~gi t=-Ioc.. "A"'., $1. Valuable pamphlets WEILS,RICHASDSONsentonapplicatioa.\25

& Co., Burlingtou, vt.

There will bs a sigh cf reliei when H. Rider Haggard exhausts the personal prononnp, and the readiog public is as-{the sured that "It" will be the last.

The Attica Led/er issued a fine special edition on Memorial Day. It had an artistic cover, «nd the Epfcial contribu(ions, in prose 8nd poetry *ere much above the aversgj*.

The Hon. Bsyies* Hano* hss rtfurned to CrawfordiviUe, and it is believtd that he brought iack witiihici from South America a compl»t« ssaortir.eat of the old newspapers th*i have id? Im-i famous.

It whispered about that the president has been forced at last to spit on his bait, and this is why hh luck has improved. He hss found that there is no reliable iapreveosent on the old methods of Ashing.

Birdiee and Becstes and Mamies,

are graduating, south of the®hio, at the rate of fifty a dsy, while the Marys and Elisabeths and Margarets in the north are goiog ofl al the same rate. The sweet girl graduate in these parts has long ago oatgrown the juvenile "ie."

Mrs. Porter, of Indianapolis, swore oat a warrant for the arrest of her lover, because she was afraid o[ him, and no wonder. He had the asual amateur desire to blow her brains out because she-would not marry him, which has become a common feature of the tender passion.

The mcb and the gold mine have been pretty closely associated, and it is well known that Arkansas can furnish a mob on short notice. This ia foundation enough for a boom in the regionF where gold is said to have been discovered, acd which has to begin wi:h all the features of wiid f«r west.

Tte litest Kentucky hero isSamBfrn. ard, a moonshiner, who, havicg ao moi.ey wherewith to pay railroad fue waited for-y miles to iu time to snswer «ht his esse was celled. Sam kfcows the sluS.of which th.' Kaotiii':-* ir-.v to*U?, and .'• lira re :tat hit pedes tri Jr. fet wili not ba iwiKOtten when ths *iic. -is up. Iu lew romantic .-.nd iluoatitics it would bo remes. e-1 i'th*M

I seme bocest calling would have made the walk unnecessary.

The rtost obliging dmj gists in the country appear to live down in Nashville—they do the li7irg and their ens tcmers the dyicg A man walsed into a drug store there, recently, and asked for something that would kill him. He was given acocite which had the desired and immediate effect. There are occa sions when Southern courtesy is carried to a d:\ngerou5!extreme.

Washington managed to the lion1 share of the prizes out of the national drill. This is regarded as a rather bad taste, since she was officiating somewha in the capacity of hcetess. Common courtesy shou.'d have inspired her to I".ve the honors to hergu&ts. However, thjvn never wes an occasion when prises wer awarded to the satisfaction of any liod/ but the Bucceesfol contestants. One *-xi:i53e for dissatisfaction, which is inev it^b'e, is cs ?ood 88 another.

OoTtrnor Gr undoubtedly repre f-.pnid ihe respectability of the Indiana Dtancriiry, and has (he support cf the Dtruccritic press which is not dominated by the Coy element. The evidence against Dr. Hirruon proved that he wa« unGtled in every way for the position to which he had been appointed, and which he used dishonestly for his personal aggrandizement. The thin coat of white wash which he received frrm the Democratic committee of the eenate was too •hit! to conceal the real character the man and the governor had no choice but to make the removal which wes ciamoronsly demanded. This of course has given deadly effense to the followers of Harrison and it remains to be keen which will come out of the contest victorious. By some mysterious law the policy of the party has always been shaped by its worst representatives and not by its worthiest, and the management of its affairs, whatevet tke opposition is eventually monopolizsd by them. In the present conflict it will b6 interesting to learn whether the result is destined to be an illustration of the law, of the survival of the fittest, or a plain, old fashioned Kilkenny cat fight.

7 SC 8 76 I EC

Issusd wrery morning except tSnv el bv carriers.

tlSSHl rOB THS WESKH. ,o» rr-.ijVft one year, tr. advance ?1 £6 ae oopy, sis moo ths 65

For clubs of 670 there will be a cash dis•oajit of 10 per cent, from the above rr-.tce, or if pieferred iuHte&d or the c&sb, a copy of th? •Vee'idy 3xpr:w« will bo sent fr. for tho tin-., nat the oi'.il pays for, lacs than Eli ninths,

BRnrnrn1 GIFT.

There is not a mere useless creature upon the earth than a worn out politi cinn for whom bis party has no further use, and who fails to comprehend the sad fact that he has become superanuated. It is the fate of all flesh to wear out, neither mind nor body being proof against the protracted strain of sixty or seventy years, without giving evidence that strength and ability aie failing. It is strange that men cannot realize this, without waiting to have it impressed upon their minds by being forcibly set aside for younger and 1'bler men. The transaction of. public business differs from the management of private business ody in its greater extent and intricacy. For both, alike, :.hrtcess, mental vi^or, :lear tightedness fire requisite, and in fli these cctjsidcrtitions sentiment playa no part. A party wants a repraen'ativc for the work it can out cf him, pre f.ifely fis a firm selects wn employe, and cvhrn he can no longer perform his'"u'y be mu.4 submit to retirement, lliis ia tbe Dalurxl conclusion of any caret r, and the m: re philosophically it is a cepfei*, as one cf the inevitable -hin^B of exigence, the batter. S.i iaexciuMe .".re the demaadi 'of all crise?, iuapor'aot or ordinary, that tbe recollection of p?sl services count for notlucg, acd finished work, however wt-li it may have been i-erformed, cannot be taken intc consideration. A man who has outlived hispoli'ical usefulness, who ean be of no further actual service, still hsrgiog ab"uf, petitioning for recognition, will ing to accept nav place however ins'gniis a pi'i-b'e FfecUcle, art' it is 9 l.iuicntnble tiling that fvery towu aad diHtiai- in c-very slu'e io the Uoion, e3n fcreiih exmup.'es of this ^ort. A good record should be regarded as cip:tal upon which a faithful public servant may retire, c.mteiit with any cstimste public may have placed upon his services, which iu ninety-nine cases out of a hundred will be the correct one.

Some Stick to Coal.

Cleveland Leader. There appears to be a check in the imposing march of gre.it :ndc!etri»l OitablUhmen's to the natural gas boom centers. Evidently there :iro m-inufactarers so reck!pss that I hey eecm to go right on doing bnsinoei in their old quarters, and trusting 11 coal and lnak for fuel.

No Coloi-i.ino Above.

Chattanooga Times. And now tho Presbyterians exploit their sectionalism. Wonder if these North and 8. nth Christians expect there will be a Mason and Dixon's and a color line aeroes tho elysian fields of glory.

Comfort for tbe Well Disposed. Chattanooga Commercial. The announcement that onr telephone service is to be improved will be gratefully received by those who are trying to live withont swearisg.

The Busy B's.

Philadelphia Press. The ba«v .B's of Europe at this time are Bonlsnger and Bismarck. They shonU be hived in the interest off eace and harmony.

Suggesting 9 Definition,

New Oi leans Piciyune. Mark Twain, in his fool definitions, might call "plagsrism" something that plagues honest anthore.

Unqualified Approval.

AlloocVs Porous Plaster is the only external remedy that has the ucquaiified recommendation of professionil men ss well ss that of tbe public in general.

It is ihc ocly genuine porous plaster, ar.d all other so-called porous plasters aie nothing more than perforated counter irritants mede to tell on the reputaof AllcockV Beware of them.

Pittsburg Chronicle: Wanted a: ooe, a good cabinet meker. Address Gre?y, Paris.

Jr Both.

Ladies oi re t.ly- consti'U it ao-1 delicate phsique JFhc a tempt lo suck?* ':v?it inf-mts-prejudics thei.'Own he-.hh as well --lo aad ir.jiire their chil-j drm. ei Food it the best sasia--.cot -.- ii Utile otiCs^ as many jiby-

"•ry exceeded in cioians and mothMS hs

COFFEE DRINKERS-GAMBLERS

Why the Cop Will Cost 91X0,000,000 Horn This fear Than Ever Before. NEW

YOBK, June

1.—Coffee

is higher

than it has ever been before for any considerable period. The cofiee situation, therefore, is interesting, not to say serious. Gambling in it just now is wilder than in any other produce. The p:ice has advanced 100 per cent, in a year, and, if the lowest and highest prices sre taken, 150 per cent. If the present situation continnes the cofiee drinkers in the United States wili pay $50,000,000 more for it than they paid in 1882 The rise in price i.a, therefore, equal to tbe imposition of about $1 on every man, woman and child (whether coffee drinkers or not), in the country. And if the movement upward continues, cofiee will psts out of the daily use of the people aud become a luxury. The cause of this startling advance in prica is three fold. The consumption has increased much more rapidly than the supply. In 1867 the consumption per capita was 4 77 pounds in 1873, ths first year after it was put on tbe free list, it was 9.67 in 1884, it was 9 50, and it has since in creased. The range cf prices has been for fsir Eio in 1860,13 cents in 1870, 10 to 11J csnts in 1880, 14 to 14J cerjts. May of last year, 9J cents. Now it is about 20 cents.

Another ciuse is the chance given for gambling by the necessary lack of trustworthy crop repoits. There is no concerted news gatherirg in inland Brazil.

The third canee is the estimated short neus of the crcp in Brazil, which has now just been gathered and wi'l begin to arrive about July 1. The Brazil crop is estimated at from 2,250,000 to 4,500,000 bafs The expectation a year ago was of a crop of from 5,000,000 to 6,000,000 bags. A shortage of 1,000,000 bags from Brazil will kepp prices where they now are. The crop in Java also is short. In Ceylon the ler disease baB reduced the production by at least one half. Thus the mpply of the very best coffee is sure to be smalle* for thh year than it has been for a generation.

To-day the highest figures are paid for Mysore coffee, and it is considered the best grown. Mysore is a part of upper British India, and the cultivation of the berry is entirely under European control. Thus far the leaf disease, which has spread such havoc in Java and Ceylon, has left British India alone but how long it will do so ia hard to say, All attempts to grapple with this disease have proved fruitless, and if it ever puts in an appearance in Brazil the day^ of coffee drinking will be numbered. There are those who believe that unless the leaf disease can he grappled with successfully it is only a question of time when a cup of coffee will he as great a luxury as a bottle of champagne.

Whether or not tbe price wi'l be maintained at so high a figuie will depend much on the future of speculation. The only coffee exchange in the country ia that in New York, which now has a great boom. The fever is higher than ever before in tbe history of the trade. There is more gambling in it than in any other grocery staple. The present uncertain outlook of the eupply has brought outsiders into the, speculation. Syndicates have be.-n often formed to bull the market, but in the majority of esses they have failed. The syndicate of 1885, after costing the consumer of coffee over $8/00,000, lost more than it made, an I brought down several large houses. The principal membors of that syndicate were Havre

luai uyuuiva'.c WCAC A_I.inc KUU Rio houses, with some Naw York firms jvo add^d. The present syndicate which is STATK NEWS booming prices is composed of New York,

they have made in tie ordinary run_ of

more attractive than etthor c-i'ton or

ttcue, the conaumeis in the chicf coffeedrinking countries will have to pay this year about $120,000,000 more lor the cup than they have ever paid in any previous year.

THE COW.

forcement order, cow owners hav^ dtsre- .Q

garded tbe ordinance, and fcavy per-

tbe

mitted their usual. Gardens are now in a nice state of advancement to make them attractive to the cows, and about as much labor has been expended on them as to make a "Chrirtian, honest man" swear when they are destroyed. Complaints are still heard on all hands. A reporter was informed that about a half dozen cows were seen taking in Fourteenth street at an early hour theother morning. Where was Cow Catcher Kolsem and his order to enforce the o:dinance about that time? The cqwa that bnve been impounded and released switch their tails to the following parody:

Taken from the oity pound By a set of carious chances Liberated on tbe town

On my own recognizances. When my owner comes aronnd, As he sometimes does in prances, He knows where I Cf.n be found.

And he leaps in joyons dances. Never was there snch a pound Under saoh like circumstances There's much fnn in swinging 'round—

With no fine, tho joy enhances.

Koal Estate Transfers.

Sophia Smith to Henry H. Boudinot, inlot 5, Bondinot's subdivision of out!ot 13 $ Edgar Cohl comr.any to Hiram P.

-i .-

THJfl IMPRESS, TERKE HAUTE, THURSDAY. JUSTE 2, 1887,1

ware and that he purchased a vaae tbe other day for which he paid $28,000. The piece is not above twenty inches in height. This looks as thongh the Sun is in a "peachblow" condition. Ty" "j

MR. BLAINE.'

Hli Trip to Europe—Why He Wae Defeated in 1884. In bis talk with a New York World correspondent Mr. Blaine said, among otf.er things: "I am going abroad, and expect to be away abont a year. Mrs. Bla:neand my two daughters, Margaret and Hattie, will make up the party. I have engaged state-rooms on the German Lloyds' snip Ems, which sails June 8. We intend to speud considerable time in traveling through Great Britain. After traveling in England, we wili probably go to Scotland and Ireland. Then, I think, we shall spend a time in Germany, and after that take in France. By this time it will probably be getting so late in the year that Spain and I aly v. ill be comfortable. We intend ta make a tour through both of th-.-e countries, and

spend next winter aWg tie Mediterranean. We will prc bah:y make long visits in Rome and Gret'c, perhaps stop a brief time at Couitsnt'.-.opls, and visit the scenes of the rec- earthquakes in the Soulh of France Mid djoining portions of Italy. A year is sufficient to cover a great deal of ground without hurrying."

The correspondent asked. "How about tbe report, Mr. Blaine, that you contemplate, in some way, assisting Mr. Gladstone and the home rule party?" "That stol-y is pnrely imaginative, never had sach an idea in my mind. No, indee 1 I shall do nothing of the kind." "It has been widely published that your trip to Europe is for the benefit of your health Is that the case?" "It is very curious about that report I have been made sick by various news' papers at various times, and first and last have been made to have nearly every malady that I know of. I have had Bright's disease, a torpid liver, affection of the heart, paralysis, nervous debility, and, well, I don't know now, but, at any rate, a good many other diseases. As I said, it is curious ho™ these'stories start. I have, in fact, been singularly free from sickness. I have had hardly a sick day in my life—never any time serious and never had an organic trouble of any kind."

Mr. Blaise positively declined to talk about politics, except that while in conversation with the correspondent in his cottage at Bar Harbor, he said, In regard to the Burchard incident in 1S84. "I did not hear what he said. But the reporters heard it, and next day every paper in the country had it, of course. But as a matter of fact, I did not hear it myself. Way out in Indiana they had it that I had sr.id it. Oh, yes it went ail over the state that wsy. In a good many places in the West they had slips of paper printed, with 'Read What Mr. Blame Says' oa them, and distributed in front of the churches on Sunday. That is what loot me the election. You know, of comte, how close it was. Well, in New York city citjr alone it lost me several thousand votM—a good deal more than enough to h»« carried the state. I have never feii eare that I was not elected. Ii was assaiter of less than 600 votes to have turc®d New York theother way. Wben it is as close as that therecan be no certainty of the count. I do not think it can ever be said with cai"j tainty which one cf ua really got the most

French and Brazilian houses, and is by far the str rgest ever formed There are, Dr. Munhpll will hold meetings at t. however, other outside houses which are W syne on Saturday, bunday acd Mocbulls on tbe situation, and several hivs day. made a good round suia aireadv. MtS3T8. The Sixty-sevsath ladiana regimeut Hard & Rand, who do not tp.culate in Jii hsve a reunion in S^ymoar, August options, but are tbe Sargesi itnpo.'tfrs of 24 *o 20. coffee in this country, ir.ve cet'ed any-! a litilo girl ttas?gericz with drnnaenwhere from $500,030 :o $750 C00. If we

peM

cocsider that a has of cofiVe, which a EvE.rs.sville

plaos within the last wreks,\ the »nd

above estimate is not unreuson^ble, if it,1,1

not entirely too small. Ar- The natalo.&no of v\ abish iIIps *1, just nold, the old "Coflea King," has i«.ueS shows 242 studeais in a,-cndance had his share cf tbe spoils, and during the year.

so has Selligsberg, wbo uctid ioi the de funt syndicate in 1883 The Arbacatee, who are in the half million dollars, were not bulls on the market,

ire the largest distributors cf ccffae jCg great damage to 1 world, must have netted at least!

THIS

although they Qran„e

rvMlliAn nnliftrs. hnneh thev

,rV.,g picked up in the streets of

rrlK,S"i,ir

m*y

lneot•

'^,ed on to p2y de-

t* Xis.

Daiioc a s'orm at Evansville hailstores foil aa large as pigeon's egg5, dcfruit. ..fe time convict from

ntJoDfS a

sum

coun

)iafl

ty, eonfined in the prison,

„raata.j

trade. Cotton brokers, srd e7en Wall

Poilre

900

Davis, inlot 3, block 1, Coal Bluff William A. McFarlaod to Constant W. Mancourt, inlots 28, 29 and 30, T. H. Nelson's subdivitier, cf lot 13, C. Duy's executors subtruision George S:oeher Ft ux. ta Phoebe J.

1,000

Spesrs, in L^-t Cr^ek township. Matv A. Warren to Merman I-J. Hu'msn, pert inlot 144, original town

1,000

3,6.50

Total.... .?6 575

Dana's Pottery Oalloction. Ctia.'iV's A. D*sa, oi th-» a t:s ad!::":-- o: po '»ry. .• .1 ihr.t owed aejirij iLOO,OUO w^itaof fine

a patent otl a

Amanda

l1'nee'-v-

stocks. What the sclnal rftuU. of the E 8 Simpson, fy cngiaeer cf Craw-j present speculative crjze wii'i Se is hir.i rdnviUe, now eusiejinteodent of the to ssy, hut if tbe present cotditious con- water works, hse retired from the positioa of city engineer, and W F. Sharpe has been appointed hispucceseor.

mint fee {cr lhe fire

dsmneJ

folding

This sum!- .* iu!-

I,Jb

Rtxburv w«s struck by drawn

Madame De Florence, a New Albany fortune teller, was fintd$19 80 for assault and battery. She conducted her own case. The "plaintifl was the proprietor of the hotel where she had lodgings, and who, findiag her a troublesome person, requc8"d her to leave, whereupon she attacked him.

Four of Them Taken Ia bj Tuesday Nigh'. One of the special policjoi who is after cows did valiant work Tu, ty night, Kansas City Intelligence. He succeeded iu capturir.y 'ov- ws au4 Sum Sm:01 io!d his Minneapolis conputting them it\ the pou :-i Since gregation that if they paid $4 to hear Mayor Kolsam, of "go-to a1--' ?)-at nise" Bernhardt they would be damned. That fame, utterly failed to carry out bis en-

jellty

KHnsas 0ity

0 men

ho said they would be

theT paid

animals to run at large as ^ey expressed a perfect willingness to

hear her. But

pay |3.—[Kansas City Times.

Hoods, Sashes

and all woolen garments take the colors of Diamond Dyes with surprising ease, and the brilliancy and durability of the shades always satisfies. 32 colors. 10 cents each. Sold everywhere.

Puck: Worth winning—a jack pot.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, taade miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. Geo. Rsiss, druggist.

Marriage Ltecnsee.

Thomas C. Stuakard and Doyne P. Smith. Richatd E. Roberts ind Louise Girder.

Louis Schaffer and Ida Keerce.

DRUNKENNESS

or tho I. qnnr Habit Poslilvely Cured bj 1 Aftmtnl»tt-i»g l)r. Htoines' Guidon Sp.ciflo. It can be given in a cup of coffee or tfa without the knowledge of the person taking It is absoHitely harmless and will effect a p»*rmau"nt and «ptfedy cure, whether the patient is moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, and to-davbel-eve they quit drinking of their own free will,

IT XEVBB FAILS.

Tiiev will dve

The

system ones impregnated with the Specific it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. For sale by James E. Somes, Druggist, cor. Sixtn aad Ohio streets, Terre llaute. .nd.

A I E S

lo your own Dreing at hcu »ith

PE^LESS QYE8.

ever-lh.ng.

They are sold

even wh-.re l'rice loc a package—to colors. Ihev'mve no equal for Mrengtb, Bri?htness, Amount iu Packages or lor Fa'tness of Color, iKt:.f::dln? qnslili^s.

Thfy

do not crock

"r smut. IVir sale t.v .lae^h Ciiarle* Rauer, iC-1 :ou abash ave K. Znnniernian, iT-tiij Jr'.t. e«r. Tb'rtecr.lh 9trcrt u:i.1 Wabash .»v« (.ieorge Druggist, Northwest cor. ihlrd and Uuin strccis, Terre Haute, Ia4.

R0U6H3TCH

on Itch" Ointment cures Skin Hu.

moi tw, trj 50c.

ROUBHbPILES

ttfistiSeSnfc foal tratt* oflntrt

M. a Wsm, Jemr ORr, K. J., P. S. A.

BDUBHggCORNS

for hard or soft Coma 15c. AtDroffMa

AMUSEMENTS.

NAYbOK'tJ.WILSON

OPEBA HOUSE NATLOB, Ha&agei

Friday, June 3d.

Humorous and Musical Combination.

THE H00SIER POET,

JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY

Assisted by

MISS IDA SWEENIE, MISS MAY MILLER, CHAS. A. HEINZEN. In an Unique and Delightful Entertainment

A New and Orig nal Programme. Prices, 80c. Sic, Kc. Seats on sale at Button's

Next week-Prof. Gleason, the horse trainer.

JJULMAN PARK.

HUSIC FESTIVAL.

Opening of Hulman Pa'k.

Newly Befitted and Enlarged.

Grand Orchestra of ,f

35 MUSICIANS 35

Assisted by Fifteen Eminent Mestciaas and leago and the celebrate Fi

Soloists Kom Chli nd the Thomas

and Indianapolis, agot Soloist, from

Orchestr, of Cincinnati,

JUNE 5, 6, and 7.

Two Grand Conoerta Daily.

Admission, 25c Children, 10c.

Fer further particular# see programme.

W. 8. OLIJT, H. WILLIAM8, J. M.CLIFT,

CLIFF, miiuasM

iifaoUirers cf

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ac.

a lid L'eaiors 'x

LUMBER, LATH, SlirNGLES, fl'.,AS8, PAINTS, OILS and

Hailders'Hardware.

TIL BERRY ST., COR. NINTH, Tfcrr" Hs"t«

W1LMAU (DUIFr. J. H. ''r.IFf, O. F. CLIFF.

TEE RE lAUl'K

Boiler Works

CUFF & CO., Proprietors.

Manufacturers of

^:V^.ss^iB8ii8n,SMteSi«iB,Taito, fit

top on First Street, Between Walnut and Poplar. TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

Repairing promptly attended to.

OALIJ ATV

Central Hall!

721 31A IK S REET.

F'M9 -Hps 16 cmr :ie Hifies

FOR FAMILY USE.

•ijwial prices per doeeo bcttlea for p-r-

li?s,e %.

-J

ARNOLD MEYER

fftCSPESSUiaAL CAR OS

LINCOLN & HAYNES.

Dentists,

No. 10} S#UTH 8IXTH STREBT,

Opposite PostofBce. Terre Bwntr, lad.

a. H.

BOYSIS

HST3XJRA.N'OH3

Mortgage Loan,

517 OHIO STREET

Hiit, •, D. 8. W. R. llATt, IX D. 8,

•H'i. Stall & Mail,

DENTISTS

-iw.nors to Bartholomew A Halt.) ST., TSUHK HAIJTK, 1X1)

W. A. eiM.JKTT.

HAS EEMOVEll

From the corner of Sixth and Ohio streets te 106 North Sixth street, first door north cf BapZst church.

J. WILKES FORD & t'O. 91 AOS W. WMtiottoa St., ChiMlo, III.

Kit GRAVEL R00te Aid Dealer* la Booftaf Materials. Our facilities for dolM work la Terre Hante are sue,, that we ean do the very best qeslity of F.-lt and Gravel Roofing, the same as Mn use o.o all tbe flrst-class buildings in Chii-au-o at a —id Warrant

.... lyat lower prioe tban Xln sir Iron, and „"ai our roofs for Ave years. We ah* sen matertau with fun iimiim— kw the or famish

f. 'i

THE

"7'

*^ES

EXPRESS

.1 Sifil!

cure, CStj.

30c. Dni«rl^tynMjLR1alwei£"J'

MOMESeATAIIJi^gg 251*1

THE MOST COMPLETE NEWSf* IN WESTERN INDIANA.

It Publishes the Orsam of tbe N-ews a Readable Shape.

ALL IMPORTANT SVENI transpiring throughout the United Stotes and Europe appear, in the EXPRESS soon as in the METROPOLITAN DAiu

It has the advantage of tU lull Associated Press port, receiving dispatch? from 8 a. m. until 2:15 m., and later when important events occur.

It has a full corps of eorr spondents in Western Ir diana and Eastern Illinois-,

ISSUED iT 8:30 P.

Aud lioest'» Hand rods Hhus Jiofci

Its cuoapaess make it a ilcsii able newspaper for man)' who are not able to pay for a high-priced daily. As an advertising medium tb»

am still successfully treating by my Naw SYSTEM of ET.ECTKO INHALATION, ("tne and investigate.

OK. €. T/ftA'M-,

XCce 22V4 south Sixth Strcc1, Itooui 19 Beach Block, over Postolfice.

1 9 to 11 a, m. and 2 to 5 p. m.

Fraw-! to 8 p. in. Tuesday, Thursday aurt Saturday evenings.

CONSULTATION FRER

Naw

jxre'

Evening Express is above par.

THE WEEKLYEXPKE&

goes into tho homes of nv. merous farmers throu: out Western Indiana aiu. Eastern Illinois, It is a?j excellent paper for the farmer. As an adverthi. medium to reach the ers it 1 as no equal in Western Indiana.

MORNING, lScaweeh EVENING, 10c a wc.h WEEKLY, $l.'i5 a vein

I am pvepafed to treat Cons'.nipti.'m by

GASEUSE ENEMATA,

the new method by Dr Bergou which now meeting with such surprising and happy results, patients gaining in weight the first week of treatment. Otbf diseases of

Tkroat, Linus Nmss System

rrcE

In Tarrant's Seltzer you behold certain cure for young and old For Constipation will

An?ejndlgestion

Shirts Drawers Undershirts Collars Cuffs (per pair) Handkerchiefs

SJkiB*

DENTJ8T, -w-

quickly

•tart

Siok Headache, too, will Boon mibalde. Whea Tarrant's Seltzer has been tried.

Pay No More Maney to Quacks.

JafterFallsyears'

will send you »NowSelf-Care, discovered 30 experimentiug. which ever and Conte yon Absoluiely Nothing an til Cured. Address

HKNRY SPR\UI„ Box 465, Milwaukee. Wis.

AH MOO LONO,

CHINESE L&D1RY.

10c Sc 6c 2c 4c 2c

623 MAIN STREET.

PENNYROYAL PILLS

"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." Th* Orlarlnnl aad Only Genuine. of worth Imita-too*. SStaESS t» LAbICS. Ask

/our

I I N I

nrSCAM

Orsjnfrt br mo.

htttfFCTWIILBFTLLS

fbr lake uo othw^

MOTH PROOF BAGS!

For protection of

Blankets, Fnrs ami W«len»,

WHOI.ftSALK ASK

CO.,

660

Jobber in all grades of

Jit flMHKM

Oit.ce, Northwest cor. bird w4 1Mb Ma. nrrBnn uc la tbe finest lUiuntaattngM litfk

Proposals must ba made on regular blank forme to be had at city engtaeer'e (See." Envelop containing, bids mnst eudonwd with tr mo of tbe s'rett' forTriirh :!o torder is made.

The conocil reserves the ri^hl to noieol any or .ill proposals. Bv ortk-i'of tho common conncii.

To F. r.-itnm, "i-'ritk tlune, Loni«a M. Kst«j Howard, A. C. Dod^i n, Mstthesy ard Joeephtee Muil\ and .Vi others WIX'W i: :ra- coco/:.:

IpMi-u«rco -f a orili-r "f the (Vminoii Concoi! of ths i\tr of l(-rie Himte, In."*., you are t-orcby tiOtifiiid tfca' the oity c- umistionerswi!! meat at the eoacci! chamber, ci'y bni'iliC!3,.«'it.tUa.-KoTihsoft Fourth an! vVhl-.-ut s.ieote, on rhnnni v. tin SOU- day of Jmie, 1887. ft: 9 o'ol.-jck a rn for tho purpose of

praisin™ and r.sseaei

Witness my hand and the seal of said citj, this 24th day of Mav, 1887. 18SALJ GEO. W. DAVIS,

COUGHBLOCKS.

From Mason Long, the ConvortctI Gambler. FORT WAY.VE,

Imi., April

•fi

cos uACTORS

OKFICE OP CITI Ksoisekr,

'XEBBS BAUTB, IO1., l?r 1S87. pioposnls witt be resxivtd by tho oommon council the city of TeiroHenle, Ind., at i! c- next rfRnlar meeting. Tn,«W evenin r, Ju 7.1667, for the iinproveir.rnt of tho following fcUee'a, to wit: Lafayette avenue from near the I. & St. Ii. railroad croFsing to Seventh street. Xbiid avet.no from Third reet to Ninth street, and Ohio street from Ninth-snd-ooo-half st-eit tc £. 4T. H. railload. Said streets (o bo imorevfd in accordance wi!.^ plana end specifications now on file in tho office uf tho cisy ctetk. Ali propo'als mist ba accompanied by a btind if two hun dred (203) dollars, Rignsd by disinterested snreiies tb'.t the biddi« sin. -stor into contrsct within five (6) days after the award is made.

QKO. i?. QB1ME3, City P't:Riceer.

VoriCE OF"STREET openinoi Cm CLEMI'SilmcE. TKECS HAUTE. In!., Ma? 21'fs, 1887.

any benefits

or dnmsKf-sthit may accrue to you by reason of ensuing and er'endiogi.f S-'ven-tenth street from lhe alley south of Liberty avenue north to Liberty avenue ia tho city of Torre Haute, Vigo coanty, Indiana.

Witness my ham' and the seal of said city thin 24:h dsy of May, 1887. fSEiL.j GEO. W. DAVIS.

As an advertising median the Express has no v./) in Western Indian^

}\rm. w. il\l

IM-.-LV

Oity Clerk-

OTICE OF STREET OPENING. CITY CLEUK'S OFFICE, TERRE HAUTE, Ind., May 24th. 1887 To Matthew L. Brott, Julius Kotiie, John C. Kolley and all others whom it may concern:

In pursuance of ai-. or er of the Common Oounoil of tho city of Terro Haute, Ind., yon are hereby notified that the city commissioners will meet at thi council chamber, city building, on the northwest corner of Fourth and Walnut streets, on Monday the 27th day of lune 1887, at 9"o'clock i. for the purpose of appraising and assessing any benefits or damsges that may accrue to you by reason of •lie opening anil extending of Tenth from Crawford sireet tho fii6t sll07 sonth of Crawford street in tho oity of Terro Haute, Vigo county, Indiana.

Citv filork.

OTICE OF STREET OPENING.

ITT

OFFICE,)

TEBRK HAUTE,CInd.,CI.ERK'H

May 24th, 1887.

To Timothy Daily, Patrick M»gra!b, Matthew and Josephine Mur'to and ail othjrs whom it mvy concern:

In pursuance of a order of the Commoa Council of the citr of rro Haute, Ind., you nreharebv nctifi that rhe city commissioners will meet at the council chamber, city building, on the north went coinef of Fonrth and Walnut street?, on Wednesday, the 20th day of .futio, 1887, at 9 o'clock o. m., benefits or

BCERNE

to yon by reason of

od est" :duw of Hixt »nth street .-f .mth L:i erf avoiwe north lie iu :»e ci'v* 1 T, rro Haute, Ti-i.

'he opening from the a: I

Liberty

YI rooui Witn-ef 2}:h d-v fSiCAL

I mi.i e'.r.l of said city this -S3?. G!i vV. DAVIS.

Citv Clf-ik.

SI, 500!

BUtCKBERRY

Honoo*

Fac-elinlle of Patent. Chess and ClK'.'koroottril, adverttsiutf the oelobrated Synvitn Rlock Hemediet and a KEWAKD Ot" 8I.500. If you fail to find it on this small board call on your drue/rlst for full-size. Handsomely Lithographed board, FREE or send O cents for po?t«Keto us.

5, JSSI.—

bavo

giysn

the Synvlta Cou«h BIocknatborouRhtrial. They cured my little «irl (3 years' old) of Croup. My wife and mother-in-law were trouDled wltu cougbs of lonff etandtnir. One package of the Blocks has cured them so they can women do."

AIASON'"asonlyONG.Ltalk

WORM BLOCKS. LIMA, O., Jan. K. 1JST.—Tho Synvlta Worm Blocks acted like a charm in expelling worms from my little child. The child is now well and hearty.Instead of puny

BLACKBERRY BLOCKS.

The Great Dlarrlima and Dysentery Checker. DBLPnos, O., July 7th, "9 .-Our six-months' Old otalld had a severe attack of Summer Complaint. Physicians could do nothing. In despair we tried Synvita Blackberry Blocks—recommended by a friend—and a doses effected a oomplete cure. Accept our heartfelt Indorsement of your Blackberry Blocks.

MR. AND Mud. J. BASZHA*.

The Synvita Block Remedies are The neatest thing out. by far. Pleasant, Cheap, Convenient,

Sure.

nnnrty. Reliable, Harmless and Pore. No box no teaspoon or in patent packages. 85 IJOSES»5CBNTSPutupWar.J^ttle.sticky ranted tocure or money refunded. A?k your druggist.

Men. B53SES

you fall to get them send price to

THE SY NVITA CO., Delphos, O., ANI

IIECEIVE THHM

POSTrAIll.

CATARRHOrder.eachwithFREEOHECKEltBOARDfr

Ro7M^_Sn»'ll

Hffl^FEVERfe

HAY-^VER

k.LY'S CUE AM BALM

It not a liqufd, snv. or powder. Appli'v. into nostrils is orukkly absorbed. Ii cleanse ihe htaa. 'day* injlammution. Heals thi tsores. Be&t0?t&thes-rwssa of taste and smell

K1CTAII..

registered, GO cents.

PATENTS

UNUAHLF6U8

IKD,

J. M.O' ULLi ,JK Dealer iu Fine O...

Pancv tf-Hfoerins.

(W, sK aud 303 Not ill Fauiti fctict®:

/v€,

and

^4"