Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 December 1889 — Page 8
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Honest Advertising Always Bears Good Fruit|
By this we mean advertising that bears the impress of truth upon 1its face: promises to the public that can be carefully earned out.
been many ingenious methods of advertising adopted
tract attention—some legitimate, others delusive. When the pnces
Great Slaughter Sale!
Was first announced many regarded it a humbug. The hundreds who thronged our store yeetsrday will testify that
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Could be seen our counters marked in plain selling Bguree. All went away satisfied that
We Saved Tin from 20 to 30 Per
On every purchase. Our price during this sale will be the
reached for reliable and stylish clothing, and hundreds of
You will find it worth your time to pap ua a visit before you buy. Bargains in every department.
LEADING OSE PRICE CLOTHIERS, COR. FOURTH AND Mill STS.
THE BUCKEYE CASH STORE!
Special Sale of
High Class Dress Goods!
FINE BROADCLOTHS
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PARIS UNMADE ROBES
These Robes Comprise Some of the Cremiest
No Duplicates.
Here is an Opportunity to obtain one
AN UNUSUALLY LOW PRICE!
3 THE BUCKEYE, The Great Bargain Sale
CLOWNED WITH SUCCESS.
Tiie Public Appreciates a Geiine Bargain Sale!
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push of people to our establishment demonstrates the fact that
True anil R*al Bargains never fail to meet with success and genuine approbation by an intelligent public. We do exactly as we advertise and call attention to our latest bulletin:
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(Prom 34 to 42 iocopMJo at $150 former price 89. All wool worsted suits for s*! former price 810. 1-me dress suits go for §14 former prices from *1 to S-o. Guildren's suits 75c. Boys' suits, coat, pants and vest, $3. Men's pants from .uc up.
Our Prices sol tlie Public Thinking"
The great reductions we have made on all our overcoats for men, boys and children is even surprising to even the closest buyers and none can imagine the bargains we oiler until you have looked through our stock.
The Talk of the Town
The low prices on our Bats and Caps. Every style, every quality, every prio-, from 253 up. lie sure and come early. Our assortment is complete and we can suit the most fastidious buyer.
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Strictly One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers
5 25 MAIN STREET,
A Great cut all through our Undeewear Department,
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ENDOWMENT BOUSE OATH',
[CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.] that in later years the former feeling of hostility has disappeared, or become greatly modified. The evidence, however, does not sustain this claim." The evidence shows that the church has, in the most determined manner, and with all the means at its command, opposed the enforoament of the laws of the United States against polygamy and unlawful cohabitation. "During the ten days this investigation' lasted, not a word of evidence wa8 introduced showing that any preacher of that church ever, in a single instance, advised obedience of the laws against polygamy, on the contrary, the evidence was that it has persistently refused obedience to Bt least a portion of the laws of tbe poverenment has insulted and driven United States officers from the territory and has denied the authority of the United States to pass laws prohibiting polygamy as an unwarranted interference with their religion. "Undoubtedly there are many members of this church who feel kindly to the government, and would gladly break the shackles that bind them to tbe Mormon pristhood if they felt that they dared do so. But with an organization the most thorough that can be imagined which can be wielded against them they remain in the church rather than take the risk of financial ruin and social ostracism. "After reciting the teachings of the Mormon Cburch at leDgtb, the judge says: "It has always been, and still is, the policy of this government to encourage aliens who in good faith come to reside in this country to become citizens. But when a man of foreign birth comes here and joins an organization, although professedly religicue, which requires of him an allegiance paramount of his allegiance to the government, an organization that-impiously claims to be the kingdom of God, to control its members under his immediate direction and yet teaches and practices a system of morale, shocking to christian people everywhere, it is time for the courts to pause and inquire whether such men aB applicants should be admitted to citizenship The evidence in this case establishes unquestionably that the teachings, practices and purposes of the Mormon Church are antagonistic to the government of the United States, utterly subversive of good morals and the wellbeing of society, and that its members are animated by a feeling of hostility towards the government and its laws. Therefore an alien who is a member of said church is not a
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The Jewel stoves and ranges are the best on earth. Townley stove company. The genuine Round Oak is the best heating stove ever made. For SBle only by Townley stove company. Don't buy imitations when you can get tbe original.
On easy payments. Large line of holiday goods, consisting of rockers, rugs, parlor sets, lace curtains, lamps, lounges, carpets, stoves, easels, albums, and a great many other useful articles at Jas. T. Royse'e, G71 Main street.
We are fast becoming a nation of consumptives and dyspeptics there are several causes for this: Colds, improper food, eating hastily with a rush. There is a limit to human endurance. As a tonic and a preventative to both, Old Cobweb's pure liquors used will prevent both.
The Townley stove company have something new in the line of heatiog stoves for burning coal oil. These stoves are useful for heating bath-rooms, bed-rooms, conservatories,-etc., and, also, larger rooms when weather is such that moderate heat is required and one does not care to start a grate or baseburner. Try one.
You are thinking of Christmas preseuts and, of course, you want to select a suitable one. What can be nicer or more appropriate than one of those fancy chairs in leatherjor plush, a book-case or hat-rack. These and countless other articles of furniture, such as folding bed?, side-boardp, bed-room sets in antique oak, cherry or walnut, can be found at Fred Goetz, 635 Main street.
Goodman A Hirschler, the largest clothing house in the city, ask everybody to come and see their big display of heavy-weight suits and overcoats. They don't believe in big bluster and wild advertising, but assure everybody that they don't lie idlp, and want to sell goods as bad as anybody. They positively seil good goods for lees money than lots of houses sell cheaper grades of goods. They are able to sell goods as cheap as any house in the country, and the public can go there feeling perfectly satisfied that whatever they buy of Goodman & Hirschler is as cheap as can be bought anywhere, no matter how cheap other houses advertise to sell.
Mr. Tom Li. Cannon, special agent of the Sheffield (Ala) Land, Iron & Coal company, is in the city arranging for an excursion to Sheffield on the 10th inst. A party from Indianapolis has been secured and several of our leading citizens have expressed a desire to joinjthe excursion, which will likely pass through Terre Haute. Only a limited number can be taken and Mr. Cannon expects to secure very low fare for the trip. Evan^ ville and other points in the state hBve sent excursions to Sheffield during tbe past fifteen months and Evansville's leading citizens attribute much of their present boom to the excellent ideas of establishing a town on a firm basis gotten at Sheffield.
There is certainly no house in the city that carries as large and good a line of clothing for men. boys and children than Goodman & Hirschler, and as far as prices go, well, anybody with good judgement would know that they don't want to lose any trade, but on the con: trary, want to sell everybody, old and new"customers, and certainly would not under any circumstances want mora for their goods than other dealers sell for, but on the contrary, will positively sell goods for lees money than most dealers are able to sell. They make no wild promises, all they ask is for people to look through their stock and they will then be convinced that they mean what they say.
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made a citizen of the United States. The applications of Fred W. Miller, Henry J. Owen, John Berg, Charles E. Cliesold, Nels Anderson, Carl P. Larson, Thomas M. Mumford, John Garbel and Arthur Townsend (o become citizens are therefore denied."
As true as steel, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
PERSONAL.
Miss Idel Kidder will return to school at Indianapolis to-day. Messrs. A. C. Bnd Thomas Bryce went to New York yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Goodhue, of Dayton, Ohio, have returned home after a short visit with Mrs. Goodhue's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kendall. "For furniture buy of F. C. Fiebeck, successor lo Probst & Fisbeck.
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THiE TERRE HAUTE EXFfiESS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1889.
CITY IN BRIEF.
If you want to make money you should not fail to read Mr. T. G. Griffith's announcement in another column. By cutting out hia card you can Bave 25 centB on every purchase of 82 20 or over. He proposee to continue the sale during the week, beginning Tuesday.
Do not pay $1.25 for one dollar's worth, of goods. Tou love 25 cents as well as any one I know of, and I believe you are ready to save it when you can, and you can do it by going toSc'nluer, the hatter and furnisher. My stock is much finer than my store and as large as you can find in the city. Come and see us, if you have not, and be surprised. Agent for Climax laundry.
FARMER ALLIANCE AND GRANGER JEEMS' PURCHASE. [The following poem was written by Farmer Alliance after his happy visit to Terre Haute. He had a hint of the happy surprise in store for him, but would not ba convinced until he had seen with
own eyes.]
••There's some singular news to-day— About Furniture, It seems," Remarked Farmer Alliance In a familiar way,
To Ills friend and neighbor, Grauner Jeems.'"
"I'm told that on south Fourth street, Just half a square from Main. They sell their goods as Business men should.
For a fair and honest gain.
"So Betsey and I talked it over. And agreed that we would And This Mecca of furnishing goods.
Anil satisfy our minds.
•'Women, you know, friend Jeems, Are always a'looklng 'round. To see where they can do the best,
Whenever tliey set to town.
"And, really. I see no reason Why we men should'nt do the same. By visiting the furniture houses
And learn theirprlcas and name."
"Agreed we be," said brother .Teems, And on the hunt they go But. bless jour heart, they stuck plumb fast.
When this sign came into view:
Wood Wright loomed up Like the great judgment day, And they felt, within their happy hearts.
They'd Just go there and stay.
And stay they did,'till each bought With pleasure and ease, Two loads of nice, line furniture.
Betsey and Hanner Jane to please.
And oft they talk this purchase over, So their children will not forget That Wood & Wright's Is the place to buy,
And It even tickles'em yet.
BoyB' warm shirts at Pixley & Co'a.
In buying a watch, diamonds or anything in the line of jewelry you want the best goods for the feast money. Your wieh can be gratified and you may depend on the goods sold you being 6S represented by going to C. A. Williame, 310 Main street. He has established a reputation for fair dealing nd is intent with small profit.
JerEey coats at Pjxley fc Co'e.
Call and see the display of tile hearths at James T. Moore's, No. 657 Main street. The slock includes a great variety of designs. Grate baskets, ash pans, etc.
Pixley & Co'a for boye' overcoate.
SAVE YOUR FUEL
by usiDg weather strips. A. G. Austin & Co. sell them the cheapest..
DR. E L. LARKIXS, office 326, residence 328 N. Thirteenth st. Telephone 299.
OLD SANTA CLAUS
Has commenced unloading his pack of gifts for children, at A. G. AUSTIN & Cos.
HOME MADE CANDIES,
freeh daily, at Eiser's. Also, a full line of French candieE also, fancy baskets and boxes.
For fine mufflers see Pixley fe Co.
A suitable holiday present can surely be found in the elegant stock of jewelry to be found at C. A. Williams, 310 Main street. His fine line of pear opera glasses is uneurpassed in the city.
Pixlev & Co'a for overcoats.
ASSESSMENT INSURANCE. A well-known actor^DuncBn B. Harrison, ia complaining through the Dramatic Mirror that he cannot collect insurance money due him from an accident assessment company located at Pittsburg. "Last May," says Mr. Harrison, "I got out an accident insurance policy in it, by which $3,000 was to be paid at my death, and $25 a week to me in case of accident. The following month I broke my leg and was laid up for seventeen weeks. To be easy on them, I sent in a claim for only eight weeks—S200. Since then I have written seven letters to them, sending in all my proofs, the last one ten days ago, without hearing a word in reply. Now it is my intention to sue for the whole amount, besides making these facts known everywhere." With the "moral" staring him in the face everywhere, "Insure in the Travelers," Mr. Harrison has only himself to blame for his folly.
See Pixley & Co. for warm underwear.
Ladies' and gents' gold filled watch caeep, watches, diamonds, silverware, handsome mantel clocks—these and countless other appropriate things for holiday gifts at a bargain may be foutfcl at C. A. William's, 310 Main street.
RIPE CALIFORNIA PEARS and quinces, sweet. Florida oracgee, fancy grapes, .V J., at TCser'u.
For warm gloves see Pixley & Co.
"OH, GIRLS,"
Xqv's the time to tease prfpa for a new Tricycle and you'll get it sure. Hint to him gently that A. G. Austin & Co. keep them. _____
Johnny, get'your gun at Pixley & Co's.
WARNING'
Occupants of houses should secure
their windows and doors at once against the cold draughts of the coming winter by buying weather strips for windows
and doors, which entirely excludes
COLD 1)KAI GH I S
in winter, saving half your fuel. Windows can be raised or iowered as usual
for ventilation. For sale by FINKBINER &. DUENWEG. Dealers in Hardware, 120 Main street.
Bulk and can oysters, fresh baked pies, cakes and bread at Lawrence's bakery, Fourth and Cherry.
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Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more than a Quarter of a canturv. It Is used by the United States government. Endorsed by the heads of tbe great universities as the strongest, purest and most healthful. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder does not contain ammonia, lime or alum. Sold only In cans.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.
NKW TORK, CHCAGO. 3T. LOUIS.
SAVE 25 CENTS.
T, J. GRIFFITH'S NOV£L OFFER TO CUSTOMERS.
Mr- Griffith has deoided to continue his coupon sale another week, beginning Tueeday morning. Cut this coupon out of the EXPRESS and take it to vT. J. Griffith's Shoe Store, No. 32 south Fourth street any time this week, beginning Tuesday, December 3. On all purchases amounting to 82.20 or over, one of these coupons for 25 cents will be taken as just so much cash in peyment. Here it is, cut it out and try it.
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AT GRIME'S SHOE STORE.
Presented In part payment on any purchase over $2.20.
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A FACT!
If you read our advertisements and act upon them you will be benefitted. When we say that our stock of
CLOTHING
For men and boys is large, well selected, well made and at very reasonable prices we are thoroughly in earnest.
The cold weather is here now, Bnd those who are not prepared fer it should use this opportunity.
Our overcoats are of every pattern and range in price according to material. Oar suits for dreBS and business are of correct styles.^
For men's, youths', boys' and children's wear we invite your inspection.
J. T. H. MILLER.
522 Waba9h ave., North Side Near SixthP. S.—If, for any reason, you do not wtsh to wear ready made clothee, our custom deportment will be a source of convenience and pleasure for you. The selection of material is endless. We can supply you with anything you want. As to the workmanship, we employ a cutter of experience and taste, the making is oar*fully supervised and the grand result is a most snpeoior garment.
DEAD LOADS OF BARGAINS
ID E. LIWREICE'S
Bargain store on Main street, three doors west of Fourth. Largest stock of goods at 5 snd 10c a a brought to the city. Call and examine the immense line. Noveltiesjfor the holidays by the thousands.
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you will find it interesting.
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The novelties at E. E. Lawrence's 5 and 10 cent bargain store, 3 doors West of Fourth on Main. The largest stock ever brought to the city. Nothing like it ever before seen in TerreHaute Novelties for the hollidays by the car load. Call and examine the immense line, occupying several floors.
TRUINETT, No. 10 S. Fifth St.
suit your pocket book.
*2^^^ Solictor of
HERZ'BULLETIN
We are about to Open the Grandest Line of
liiver Edited nnder OueRoof inTern Haute. 2
A I S O N O I IS
USEFUL- AND .'.ORNAMENTAL'
To-day it is impossible to go into details of the 111 any many differ
ent classes of jjoods which we will put before the public within the
OTTIR,.
HANDKERCHIEF
DEPA_1}TM*]]^T
Is now getting ready to show the nicest and handsomest styles which
could be possibly gathered together from the lending importers of
3,000 Dozen Handkerchiefs
From lc. up lo $12.00 cat'li.
We want to call your special attention to onr grand TEX AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENT HANDKERCHIEFS, which have no oqunl
as to style and quality. Yi.sit our Handkerchief Department. We
know you can find what you want either iu Ladies' or Gentlemen's
Handkerchiefs, at prices to astonish you all. Pay us a daily visit and
HERZ' BAZAR.
In order to reduce our stock of cloaks we will givo cusloaiers grent
inducements to buy now. 150 ladies' new Newmarkets, all new, clenn, nice garuiente. No "old
trash," low prices amde us buy, and we are soing to mike low prices make you buy. Prices §8.50, $3, ?5, SO, $0.50, etc. Cur immense stock
must be reduced. Don't miss the opportunity. We'll make prices
Plush Sacques and Jackets
On account of the bad weather the past week, we will continue to sell 3 numbers of our
Dlush
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sacques for one week longer. The prices
will be $17,05, $22 and 830, all of these nre worth from to $7 maw, but we'll let our customers have the benefit of our bargains. Remem
ber all of our ladies' newmarkets will have to go an.l wo will save you
some money by purchasing your garments of
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ESPENHAIN &-:-ALBRECHT.
OPERA HOUSE.
The Blizzard and many other styles of Worsted Hoods and Fascinators for 25c up. Fechheimer for Fancy goods. S. Fourths!
Call and examine the fine line of Heating Stove* and see the Cliarter Oak Cook Stovu with the wonderful gauze wire door.
GEO. S. ZIMMERMAN, 658 Main Street.
Hatter In Terre H»uU.
PATENTS
AMERICAN
Journal Building,
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The Health Office cigar is a clear Havana, 3 for 25c and is the best cigar in the city for the money.
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HOJli COMFORT TPTTTJIff A fP Wrought-Jrou St«el Jf illl iLuJCl
SOMETHING NEW in Terre Haute! HATS^MAIK"OV'KJI by machlnerj^to look like new. I have alvo the latest style blocks tor LAD IKS HATS and BONNETS. M. OATT, 888 South Third Street, the On!j Prsctlca
IMPORTANT TO ALL I
Ladies' wear oi all descriptions cleaned and colored. Gents' clothing cleaned, colored and repaired. All work warranted to give satisfaction. Orders of $5 and ouer sent by express charges paid one way.
H. F. KEINERS,
655 Main St., Terre Haute, Ind.