Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 November 1889 — Page 3

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

O Til I'UBLIC.

A I.cttor of Thiink* to tlio I.ifi 1 iis«r:ince Company, of Virginia. This Is to certify that I hereby offer my heartfelt thanks to the Life Insurance Co., or Virginia, for the very prompt payment of the life Insurance on tny late husband, Klmsr Cass, of 1722 south Thirteenth street. Tere llaute, for the amount of $.m .Mr. Ca.-s received his policy on October lot, IWJ, aiid was killed October 25th, 18C,J. hating been Insured only |2fi Jay«i and only had paid one

P'lymeiit

of J2.1S. Yet, wlth'n 4 days after his

death, W. J. Hin raU. the district as t, paid me the fihl amount of Hi* insurant-1. I advise all my friends and neighbors to Insure with the Ll'e InHiirafi'X' Company of Virginia, as they pay all just 'Claims pwnpMy, and p! ice their members In immolate benWlt. A DUNK CASS.

j^orirK CON riCACTOKS.

Swilfd proposals will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o'cl ck noon. Thursday. October :U«t. for removing from within the city llm ts all de.id animals, under the provisions of an ordinal! *e governing the same, said contract to run fur threw years from November 1.188'J. The bidder to whom the award Is made will be required to give a bond in the sum of live hundred dollars for tiii faithful perform '.nee of his dut'es in such contract. C. DANA.LDSON,

IOTSthe

Mayor.

WANTED.

'ANTED—Klve bricklayers at Danville. III., at o.-ce. I mi dre of Thomas i'lndergrast, Tremont house, Danville, 111.

WANTED—A5and

home for two boys, aged re

spectively jears als two children

WAN'TKD—Twenty-live

month* old. Inquire of Joshua Hull, superintendent of poor farm.

ANTED—If you want to save your money take shares In the IndlanaSavlngs, Loan and flu lding Assoel.vlon. Shares can he taken at anytime. No back dues. You can deposit from $1 to JUKI per month. Oliice S2 Wabash avenue.

B. K. 1IAVKNS, Sscretary.

Terre

1 \J AN'TKD Phil. Lambert wants

Haute-'ins to buy their meat at his north Konrth street market.

\,\MNTK[-f)UJ people to get their old clothes ilyi'd, i-l«ineJ or reiiaired at.I. K. Krmisch's. .Main street. Dyeing or cleaning or men's clothing a specially.

\\JANTKD—Several hundred buyers for l'hll. VV Lambert's elegant meats, sausages and bolognas. North Fourth street.

WANTK.D

Sc'ssurs. knives, cleavers, etc.,

ground 'n best manner. I.awn mowers put In order. Also saws dressed for carpenters, tmtciiers, others. Repairing of all kinds. ..'obit Armstrong, No. 10 North Third street.

girls for good situations

Persons desiring employment, or wanting help to call on Mrs. Martin, 430 Ohlostreet.

FOR SALE.

«fOK SALE-INVE3VMENT VROPEHTY-11 I1 you have rrom ?5(K) to $5,IKK) you want to Invest In good city property call on us soon.

T. H. REAL ESTATE A IMPROVEMENT CO,, 052 Wabash avenue.

j«OK SALK-An elegant line of hanging lamps

at M. D. Kaufman & Co's, 407 Main street.

7*OK SALK—Houses In all parts of the city prices from .*(00 to $10,000. Lots-north, northeast, south and southeast— from $150 to JWK). Easy payments.

TERbg HAUTE REAL ESTATE 4 IMPROVEMENT CO.

DR.

652 Wabash avenue.

OK SALK -H'lne lot clilna, glassware, tinware and house furnishings at M. D. Kaufman & Co's, 407 Main street.

'PO KXOlUNfiE FOB CITY PKOl'EKTY-We 1 have tlireesmall larms in Vigo county to exchange for city propeity.

TEilRE HAUTE REAi ESTATE IMPROVEMENT CO,

G52 Wsbiish avenue.

L,"OK SALIC—A stationary engine, cast Iron 1 rrame, second-hand, lirst-class sixteen horsepower, In llrst-elass condition. Apply to 1IENKY II1L1). 821 Main street.

OF L.OTs:

-Wehave a number of lots

in north end-on Eighth, Ninth. Tenth, Eleventh and Lafayette streets-from$2C0to 1(H): easy terms. Now Is the time to buy, as prices will

advanced In the spring.

T. II. KKAI.

FSTATK

iMI'HOVKMKN'rt'O tiiSJ Wabash avenue.

j^on 3ALK— Old r-apets c.: itJc hanar«5. sui

j'.lik" for housecleanlnj? purposes. Inquire D&llj

Bxprere onioe.

^J^OR^RENT. you HEM'- A large store room with water works and other Improvements.

I^/oK

KIDDLE, HAMILTON IV CO.

[.'•OK HKNT--A nice iltt'e cottage on Liberty KIDDLE. HAMILTON 4 CO. avenue.

•"OK KENT—A good store room, opposite the court house, very cheap.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO.

KENT A nico suite of rooms, suitable for In lawyers' or other otliees.

KIDDLE, HAMILTON .t CO.

,"H)lt HKNT—A few centrally located living KIDDLE, HAMILTON A CO. rooms.

LOST.

KACEI.ET—Monday night last a gold bead 1 bracelet. Kinder will please leave at this olllce and receive reward.

RKYHOUND I'lll'—Answers to the name of I Shakespeare, of yellow color with white ring around neck. Return to I72ti Chestnut street ami receive reward.

MONEY TO LOAN.

JONEY TO LO AN—Any suin most reasonable terms. RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO. tmv, me v^nnouu eottnge were mlmitted, and his testimony on behalf of the stute continued. He fluid that the stranger after renting the cottiige wnlked across lots to O'Sullivun's stable, where he ru6t O'Sullivan niui talked with him. Witness heard Burke say to O'Sullivan, '"The cottage is rented." The next time the witness saw Burke was at about five o'clock on the afternoon of May 1, a few hours before Or. Cronin was murdered. He stood on the front steps of the cottage. At 7 o'clock that night the witness heard two men talking in the cottage." a

to sex

GIVE OS A TRIAL

And ymi will 1I surprised to see how cheap we are selling

As we are always to the front in Low Prices. Kepalrinx neatly and promptly executed at

1105 WAB \EH AVENUE.

E O A A O

IMPORTANT TO ALLI Ladies' wear oi all descriptions cleaned and colored. Gents' cloth.ing clowned, colored and repaired. All work warranted to give satisfaction. Orders of $5 and ouer sent by express charges paid one way.

H. F. RBINERS,

655 Main St.. Terre Haute, Ind.

TMBESTWHITtlOAWtt^lH-AMHltt-

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Jas-SJmrk S.g_g-1

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TLOAIINt SoAP«.

Wrappers

(UXGE 3IZ£)

ondTeeeivei. ^HANDSOME

CoAtiiring ,i A PH® «eisbratea-

AciORS-dnd-MBESSB

OFFERER

for nn incurable case

Catarrh

in the Head by the proprietors of

DR. SASE'S CATARRH REMEDY. Symptoms of Catarrli. Headache, obstruction of nose, discharges falling into tbrofci, sometimes profuse, watery, and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody and putrid eyes weak, ringing in ears, deafness, ditlieulty of clearing throat, expectoration of offensive matter breath offensive: smell and taste impaired, and general debility. Only a few of these symptoms likely to be present at once. Thousands of eases result in consumption, and end in the grave. ily its mild, soothing, and healing properties. Dr. Sage's Remedy ernes the worst eases. .Vie.

The Original ISTTLE

\easaut LlVER PlLLS ev\\ Purely TegetaVj W \j E® lie Jt UarmUss.

UncqualodnsalJverPni. Smallest,cheapest, easi«*8t to take. One Pellet a Dose. Cure Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Dizziness, Constipation, Iiuligcslioii, Bilious Attacks, and all derangements of the stomach and bowels. ets. by druggists.

Health is Wealth!

«I#»

BRALfi

TR EATM rJT

E. C.

WEST'S

MKNT,

N'KKVH AND HKAIN

TKKAT-

a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Tilzzlness, Convulsions. Kits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostration, caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wiikefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain, resulting in Insanity and leading to misery, decay and death Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhea, caused by over-exertion of the brain, self-abuse or over-lnrtulgence. Each box contains one month's treatment. *1 a box, or six boxes for 85, sent by mall prepaid oil receipt of price.

Wi GHAEA5T2S SIX BOXES

To cure any Kise. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with S5, we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the money If the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only by .7. & C. Baur, Dnim-dsts, sole agents, southeast corner Seventh street and Wabash avenue, Terra Haute, Ind.

FIRE INSURANCE!

ALLEN, KELLEY & CO., G6G Wabash Avonufr. Terre Haute, Ind. ltKI'KKSENTINt Commercial Union, of London

Michigan F. & M.,of Detroit L'-.ndon & Lancashire, of Liverpool Lancashire, of Manchester

B.-itish America, of Toronto

Western Assurance, of Toronto Union Insurance Co., of California Traders'Insurance Co.. of Chicago

Sun Insurance Co of California Manufacturers', of Iijdianapoha. Besides the above reliable lire companies we represent the largest comp'ny In the Unitfd States doimr an Acclrtetit. Plate Glass, Steam Boiler and Employers' Liability busl"esi,

THS FIDELITY ADD CASUALTY, OF NSW TOBK.

Also the best and lamest Live Stock Insurance company In the United States, the

INDIAN4 LIVE STOCK 00.. OF CRAWFORDSViLLB.

This company hits paid §130,000.00 for dead stock since organization In J8:G.

TOTAL ASSETfS ESPRISE5TED OVER $153,000,000.

Kates reasonable. Losses adjusted and paid promptly.

Coates' College for Women

XEER.B HAUTE, INDIANA.

A FSgPARATOEY SCHOOL AND SEMISAiT.

^Wrlte for special circular.)

Standard College Curriculum

(Seelcalendar.)

SEMINARY OF MUSiC AND VOICE CULTURE, (Piano, Pipe Organ, Voice.)

AN ACADEMY OF FINE AH^TS (Drawing, Water Colors, Oil, Portraiture.)

tun' Opens Wednesday, Sept. i,

1089

"c For Information call on or address the president, Lc.lolin Mason Duncan, or Sydney B. Davis, secreO'l^tary board of trustees.

leagu Irish Irelai Amei

TONSORIAL PARLORS.

LoLadies' work a Bpecir.lty. Foot of Walmen

DU^

s're^t.

The best water in the world for the cure of rheumatism, neuralg' dyepepsia, diabetie, catarrh, skin 1 blocd diseases of every kinn.' I

Finest imported and domestic cigar at the cigar counter.

LOOK ON THIS AND THEN ON THISJC

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES. Danville has fifteen butcher shops. The young ladies of Kansas organized a Y. W. C. T. U. this week.

Hiilsboro, 111., has a mathematical club for the solving of knotty problems J. S. Grant ia making arrangements to establish a new paper, The Progress, at ifOga, II'.

More than twenty-five thousand dollars have been paid out for apples at Floro, 111., this season.

The brass band at Catlio, Tll-a., has disorganized because the tuba player wanted to play the bass drum.

David Bobp, living near Toledo, III., has disappeared, leaving his wife and childreu in a deetituie condition.

Charles Phtister, of Clay City, was sent to jail and fioed 810 nud costs for banting hie mother, aged GO years.

VVm. H. Crosbv, a dealer in groceties at Piaicville, vipss comity, has assigned. Liabilities, 81,000 assets, §800.

Several young ladies in Danville are discussing the question as to which show the wrinkiea jf aj/e tirst, the fat or lean woman.

A jiol stock companj, with a capital slock of S10,000, has beeu organized at iloopeston. 111., for the manufacture of clothing.

The undertakers of Vermillion coujity have formed a trust and combined on 816 as the price for a ccflin in which to bury a pauper.

Hcoaier Boy, a pacing stallion formerly owned by Will Tewalt, of Vinconnee,was burned to death this w«k at O.vecevillo. He was valued at 8800.

Next Tuesday afternoon the Newport Iloosicr State will give a reception in the press room to its large number of friends, the attraction being the workings of anew cylinder printing press.

J. O. Thompson,of Mooresville, Knox county, dealer in dry goods, boots and shoes, etc made an assignment yesterday, for the benefit of the creditors. Nominal assets, 3-r,000 liabilities unknown.

Vieto u, Vnndevender, aged 1:1 years, was granted a divorce from Joseph Vandevender, aged 18, at Bruzil Tuesday on the grounds of cruel treatment and abandonment. He was forced to marry but left her on their wedding day.

Washington Gazettf: Nelson Johnsou, of this township, returned home from an extended visit to Kansas the other day to learn that his old ssddle mare-had died in his absence at the unusual age of 33 years. The mare was a rnoat remarkable animal. In her life she gave birth to sixteen colts that averaged 8100 each, one of them selling for that sum at weaning time.

Paris, Baacuii: An c-xcitiDg trot occurred at Sheppard's park yesterday, hetween Vane Lycan's black gelding. Black Diamond, R. B. Hennasy's sorrel gelding, Carniichael, and Walter Burt's sorrel mare, for a purse of 815. Black Diamond won the race in three straight heats, hiB best time being 3:00, Carmichael coming second. Edgar Wilkes also trotted a trial mile in 2:31.

MAHP.IAUK RliTUKNS.

Lint of Marriage Keturns to the Clerk In October. The following are the marriage to the county clerk during the of October:

Nune. Residence. Josepn M. /.ink, Dayton, O •lulla M. rinilth, city Thomas E. Jlorford, Chicago.. Anitu T. Hudson, city Krastus L. Bemud, 1'iirls Sallle L. Hush, same James Wo-ds, Charleston Nannie James, uns John Dtlscoll, city Lizzie B. Jones, same Jasper D. Denlson, Vincenncs Ada A. Krazler, city Fred D. Coppage. city Jlattie K. Alorton, same '(ieor^eA. Sears, city

Belle Haudley, same James W. Venette, city Jennie 5L Stlneman, same Peter Grass, city Mary Trussler, same David Kuerstenberger, city Ella (irlllith, same Lewis Degishor, city Mary Butcher, same Jarvls C. Lindsey, Sprlnglie'd, III Nellie Finch, city Bufus H. Simpson, city Lulu (i. 'Ialbott, same Robert N. Cooper, city Nellie J. Sibley, same James W. Moore. Karmersburg .Julia Halberstadt, city

John II. Kumler. city Rosa H. Palmer, same Frank Schnlburg, Youngstown Cynthia J. Bogard, same Lewis A. Rollins, Vigo county Sarah A. Kolilns, same (Jeorge T. Easton, Vigo county Sadie Layer, same William Hlchartz, city Belle Schell, same James Hlckey, Riley Alice M. Barker, same John R.. Burns, Vigo county Clara Kilby, same Charles McAllister. Parke county Bertha Wolt, city James (f. llolbert. Vigo county Retla Llbton, same Andrew J. Lovell, Edgar county Irene Parker, same George Atwood, Jr., Marshall Anna Ulghtill, same Fred W. Nash, city Cora May Tllla, same David Norton, city Rosetta Taylor, same James W. Morris. Indianapolis Maud C. Staub, city George T. Weaver. Fontanet Jtinetta Lawson,^sayui..-^"'^7 Henry Frenc1~r"\ Barbara

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THIS HOG CHOLERA CURE Has been thoroughly tried and has never failed to cure the worst cases of cholera. Address

VAN B. EABI.Y, G71 Ohio street

It*

Charles Poole, cuj Ida Davis, same Phillip E. Brashears. Brazil Mary L. Owens, Kvansviile Charles Grlgbsy, Vigo county Ada Robinson, same Lafayette Perisho, Martinsville Abrllla Turner, same Harris Boyll, city Jennie Mervln, same Charles E. Stewart, Lost Creek Jemima wreen, same William J. Wood, city Annie L. Douglass, same Nicholas Roth, city .• Rattle Matt-jx. same... George C. Cottom, Vigo county Lilly M. Price, same Herman Alboru. VeeJersbmg. Majgle Bruton, Conner=vllle

County

returns month

Age. £1 22 2M

.. '.".'.T.'22 vil 27 40

Ill 27

..?....27 21 21 82 ti :.8' 27 04 48 25 22 2'J 26

'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.25 21 18 21 21 28 24 45 35 20 17 7a 34 22

54 41) 37

Couuty Commissioner.-,' llouances. Peter Kornman •$ 52 Shlckle it Johnson 32 Shi kle& Johnson 4 W. L. Kidder 66 Edwin O'Boyle 21 T. 11. Varley 4 Btnjiiu'.lii Hale 13 Benjamin Hals 18 Benjamin Hale 11 F. Y. Bryce 43 B. F. Kester 10

Total Sli8 12

Heal K»t:ite Transfer*.

Fred L. Paige to Win. P. Wallace, w.

THE TERRE HAUTE EXPRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1889.

THE MARKETS

THE CHICAGO M4REJJT.

Chicago. October 31.—The opening, range and closing prices were: ,—Closing—

Corn-

Lard-

Yeater-

Wheat— Opening. Range. day, Octobfr 78U .7814® .787RTo-day. .78"s .7814 December... .7a'a .7950 803i .80y 797i May .131^3 -841* .&H4 .84

October 32t* .32tfe^ .3314 Slli .32ii Deceml?er... .82la 31 's® S2»4 S2 .32 May 83?s .33VS® .33', .S3? .32% 0,its— October 1SU .- S .18^1 .lS?i .ISii Deceaiber.. .19? .19X* .19«i 19^8 .19% M»v .. .22te .22%® .22?i .22^ .2274

Porit—

October 9.93 9 42Vis"? 10 25 9 521^ 9.60 November.. 9.80 9 30 ft 9.50 9 474 January.... 9.25 9.17ti® 9.30 9.20 9.27tg

October 25 6 li ffl G.85 fi 85 6 15 November.. fi 00 5 95 6 "0 5 9) 6.00 January 5.87Vj 0.85 5.90 5 85 5.90

Ribs—

October 5.07^ 5.05 5.20 5 05 5 05 November.. 4.82',4 4.82^-?) 4 90 4.9(1 4.1KI January 4.T2V. 4 70 ii 4 75 4 72l£ 4 75

BRAN—Weak. Sales \vire at $7?7.75. Specky bran sold at $G. MIDDLINGS—Weak. Sales were at SS310 25, the latter price being paid for a car-load in bags.

Indianapolis Live Stock Market.

INWANAPOLIS.

Cows

October 31.—SHIWINO CATTLE—

Receipts of shipping cattle light. The market Is steady on good shipping and export grades. Common and medium stuff Is slow sale. Extra choicee^nort. 1450 to 1650 lbs. ..$4 50(? 4 75 Good export, 1350 to 1450 lbs 4 P0?' 4 35 Good shipping. 1350 to 145J lbs 3 50cl 3 75 Good shipping. 1200 to 1300 lbs 3 25® 3 60 Medium shipping. 1100 to 1200 lbs Choice steers, 12i)Q to 1400 lbs Fair shippers. 1000 to 12('fl lbs Common stcckersand feeders

AND

3 00® S 2 75® 3 15 2 75® 3 (XI 2 00,7) 2 75

MIXKU.—Receipts of butchers' cattle

also light. Good cows and heifers In fair demand at miotatlons. All common and medium grades dull. Extra choice heifers Good heifers Medium heifers Fair heifers Common lielfer* Choice cows Good cows Medium cows Fair cows Common cows Veal calves Bulls, common togood 1 50(? 2 10 Bulls', export 2 75® 3 00 Cows and calves 12 00®30 00

S2 75® 2 90 .. 2 40® 2 05 ... 2 00® 2 25 1 50® 1 75 .. 10®1 '20 ... 2 25® 2 40 ,. 2 (10® 2 15 .. 1 50® 1 75 .. 1 (10® 1 20 .. 75® 1 00 2 00® 3 50

Hogs—Receipts of hogs fair. The market was siow but steady at prices ilrut 5 cents lower than ye.sterd«y. About ail the early arrivals sold closing quiet. Choice light $4 00® 4 07fa Good light 3 95®4 05 Light mixed 3 90®4 05 Heavy mixed •.. 3 S0®3 D5 Fall- to good heavy 3 80®3 95 Heavy rough 3 P0®3 40

HKi'RESNf-'TATIVK

No. (.... 4 6 7 .... 28

SALKS.

No. AT. Per. 66.'. 240.. 3 97 4 73 229.. 3 97& 192... 4 00

Av. Per.

...,342...$3 00 ....293.. 3 25 ...297.. 3 40 ....271.. 3 50 ...120.. 3 50

OS.... 73... 51

199.. 4 00 197.. 4 00 265.. 4 00

27 301.. 3 75 !4 308.. 3 S5 35 243.. 3 90 65 230... 3 90 61 253.. 3 90 32 210. 3 90 61 237.. 3 95 59 254... 3 97^ SHHKP.—Receipts of sheep light. The market Is steady on good sheep and lambs. Common grades dull. Choice lambs Good lambs Medium lambs Fair lambs Common lambs Choice sheep Good sheep .Medium sheep Fair sheep Common sheep Bucks, per head

SI 202.. 4 02',. 47 178.. 4 05 S 171.. 4 05 60 IS!.. 4 05 102 176.. 4 07t» 79 fancy.. 167.. 4 HI 9! fancy..147.. 4 10

$5 00® 5 25 4 75® 5 00 4 00® 4 50 3 50®3 75 3 00® 3 25 4 00® 4 25 3 75®4 00 3 25(73 50 2 75f73 (HI 2 (Xi®2 25 1 BO® 3 00

Marrhigo Licensor.

Anthony Lynch and Frances E. Roberts. John T. Nrl.-ton and Marzalla Meneely. George Booker and Margaret A. Parks. James A. Kersey and Nellie F. McAdams. Hiram C. Dubbs and Ella Rumbsley.

A.M»SF.MKNTS.—Theatre goers are very liable to contract a severe cough or cold.

safe and reliable cure is Or. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price 2f cts.

Interestod People,

Advertising a patent medicine in the way in which the proprietor of Kemp's Balsam for Coughs and Colds does, is in defd wonderful. He auihorizes all druggists t.o give those who call for it a sample bottle free, that they may try it before purchasing. The large bottles are 0O1: and 81.00. We certainly would advise a trial. It may save you from consumption.

Th.e most obstinate cases of catarrh aracured by the use of Ely's Cream Balm, the ODly agreeable remedy. It is not a liquid or nnulT, is easily applied into the nostrils. For cold in the head it is macrical. It. gives relief at once. Price 50 cents. _J

DR. GLOVER.

SPECIALTY-DISEASES OF TIJE RECTUM,

Seventh and Po lar. Hours: 10 a. 111. to 4 p.m. and 0 toU i. in.

Pain aDd dread attend the U6e of most, catarrh remedies. Liquids and snuffs are unpleasant as well as dangerOUP.

Ely's Cream Halm is safe, pleasant, easily applied into the nostrils, and a sure cure, it cleanses the nasal passages and heals the inflamed membrane, giving relief at once. Price 50a.

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THE

WEEKLY BEE, Toledo, O gives Its readers 8 large panes of 8 eoluuis each or. a column of reading mat ter mile a qHurler lonff.

!'.'.'.!'.18 42

To all cash stibscr hers we will send the

lot 25, 51. iL Joab's subdivision 20u .u J. K. P. Stephens and wife to Amarlali B. Welch, pt. section 26, township 10, range 8 2,500 00 J. C. Harper et al., to C. W. McKlnley.

Inlot 18 In Park Place 300 00 Emma Gibson and {husband to Marlon Balue, Inlet 10 In Dean's subdivision... 800 00 1. Fechelnier et ux. to George Revllls, Inlot 42 In Fechelmer's subdivision 275 00

Total $ 4,075 00

WEEKLY EXPRESS and BEE

both for onfl year for the small sum of fl.75. This gives you two papers for the price of one, and o'.i^ht to bring THE EXPRESS a host of new subscribers and renewals. If you want the linegt Cook Book ever published, add 50 cents more and you will receive by mall postage pidd. the Weekly Bee Cook Book. 3C0 pages. 100 receipts, all In dexed, elegantly bound In cloth and worth, alone, more than hotli papers and hook costs.

fi OnCiTiUC For LOST or FAILING KAKHOOD ft rOOl 1 IS General and NERVOUS DEBILITY pTTTl 'Weakness of Body and Mind: EfTecU

JL4 cf Errors or ExLessrs in Old or Young,

Rohan. Nol,l» MANHOOD hilly R.«torr!. How In Vnl.ije *»J ^trrncihen WKlK,*l"MKVKIiOI'KH OHiJ.lXS A I'.UiTSnf DOIIV. IhtnluteH up.-ilHn* IIOJIK TUyATJIKNT-ISmrMn In d«7. trn Ir.lir, frum 4" Stntm. Trrrllnno*. *iid Pntvlcn ('.luntrjM. foa ran »"rll« Ihrm. Book, full nnl»ii»tioii. *»il pranh Ktl^l) frff. Addrfsi ERIE MECICAl t.0.. BJrFALO. N« T.

Ol'tMalydor Tprfociion S.vrlnirc freew'th evcr7 bottle, rrevents Ntriplurr. Cures Gf»«orrhce« and CSIcct in 1 to 4 Ask your Druggist for it. Sent to an address for 81.OO. Forsalehv GULICK & CO.. bruaaicti. TERHE HAUTE!. I.'.O

PROMINENT PHYSICIANS SMOKE AND RECOMMEND

PATHS

For nventlons promptly secured. Reference, bj permission, to Bon. Wm. Mack. Address

O. E. DUFFY, 607 Seventh Street, Waililn£ton, D. C.

TIME TABLE.

Train* marked thus (P) denote Parlor Car at tached. Trains marked uins (S) denote Sleeping Cars attached dally. Train« marked thou (B) de note Baffflt Cars attached. Train? marked thu ran daily. All othnc train* ran dally Sunday* excepted.

VANDALIA LINE.

a a i.

DIVISION.

I.5AV* rOB TR* WEST.

9 Wee tern Bxprew (SAV)... 5 Sail Train 1 Faat I-ine (P&V) 7 Fe«t Midi

LEAVK

Llue* AKKIVK mil THX KAST,

i) Western Bxpre.su (S4Y) 0 Mall Train* 1 Fast Line (PAV) 5 itall and Aceommiidatlon 7 Ki*t Stall

Homoepathic Physicians and

Surgeons.

Oitice, 103 South Sixth Street.

Nlglit calls at the ottlee will receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 135.

W. H. I„ H. BAKTHOLOMKW.

1)KS. MAIL & BARTHOLOMEW

Dentists,

(ouccecgr.rs to Bartholomew & Hall. O.aio St. Torre Haute, I nit

1.11. C. ltOVSK. M. B. SlIKIiMAH.

ROYSE A SHERMAN,

Attorneys at Law,

NO. 517 OHIO STREET.

BR C. O. LINCOLN, OKMXI8T. All work warranted as represented. Office anC fe?J'.lence 810 North Thirteenth ett**, Terr» Rsuta. l!i5.

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INIts

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