Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 21, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 May 1891 — Page 4

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TH EMAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

SuaacaiPTIOJf PBTCK- S2-C0 A YKAK.

E. P. WESTFALL,

PUBLISHER

PFBLICATIOJT OFFICK.

Nos. 20 and 22 South Fifth Street, Printing House Square. The Mall l« sold In the city by 250 newsboys and all newsdealers, and by agents In 30 surrounding towns.

TERKE HAUTE. MAY, 30, 1891

AMUSEMESTS.

A COLOSSAL BIBLICAL SPECTACLE.

The era of Solomon, the Israelitish icing, has «ver been fraught with an interest that will last through all ages There wa* BO much that was grand, u« much that was sumptuous, so much that wu prophetic, so much that was sacred 'BO much that was divine, attending and consequent to his reign, that history furnishes no parallel. Art has now been called in requisition as adventitous aid to biblical lore, and the glamour and glories of the past are reproduced in the jpreseut. The esainent artist, Mr. John ]Rettig, has devoted a year or more to personal research in Palestine, Jerusalem and the Holy Land, and has studiously mastered the history and traditions ef the Bible, and returning has produced a grand spectacular masterpiece, depicting the great temple, the w*lls and city of Jerusalem, the visit of the Queen of Sheba, the Judgment of

Solomon, and other notable scenes incidents and events during the regal admi nistratiou of the great Hebrew sage patriarch and king. In connection with the biggest and best circus on the road, the largest and most varied menagerie, and the vast royal Roman hippodrome, the management ef John Robinson's Great World's Exposition now present this transcendently beautiful and impressive spectacle for the gratification of their patrons.

The consolidated exhibitions will be given at Terre Haute on Wednesday, June 10th.

I-IANO CONCERT.

This evening at the First Presbyterian church Messrs. Andres and Doeruer, pianists, will give one

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Variation on Thome by Beethoven .... Salnt-Saens Messrs. Doerner and Andres.

Josephine's Letter. EDITOR MAIL:—As I

isiiits

their ensemble

•oncerts The following is the programme: Organ Fantoslo and Fugue Bach (Arrangod by Burmelstor.) lb Zlgeunor Polka Couradl-Llszt

Messrs. Andrea and Doerner.

"•Sonata—C-slinrp minor (Moonlight) Op. 27, No. 2, Beethoven Mr. Henry G. Andres. •Conoertntuck-Introduction and Sohenso,

Op. 18 Zizold Messrs. Andres and Doornor. -On a motlv from Sehu- .... Relnecke

Messrs. Aiiurrs

fa Impromptu—On a matin's "Manfred," Bchorzo—From Com

Concerto, Op. 32,. Hchnrwenka

(Arranged by Composer.) MOMsra. Dwrnor and Andres. ri Impromptu, Op. 14 Bchubort 1 6 Rhapsodic, No. 1-J Liszt

Mr. Armln W. Doornor.

read The Mall

week after week I find mysolf wondering if you would not be pleased to hoar from us occasionally. "Geraldine" writes us such nifco letters, giving sometimes more than a bird's-eyo view of city life. As in her last letter she opens, with her pen, the door to your recent art exhibit—a door that quite a goodly number of your busy country readers «ould enter in no other way. I would that I held the pen of a ready wrltor as .she does that I might tell of some of the lovely pictures nature paints for us, so Taried that our galleries aro constantly full no charge for admission, only to pause and look.

Queer, is It not, that we find so many 'Who will not even do that much? If they could only pay a money value and own it so that some one else would admlre and envy, they would be perfectly .happy in possession of it. What though "Cleon hath a million acres,

Yet the landscape I. Cleon sees uo charm In nature, In a daisy 1 Cleon hears no anthem singing

In the sea and sky. Mature sings to roe forever, Earnest listener I ©tale for state with all attendants

Who will change? Not I." "However, I started out to tell you that we had quite a re-union of friends and relatives at the residence of Dr. L. E. Carson on Saturday evening, May 23. This being the 30th anniversary of their wedding, a hundred or more of their friends came in with baskets full of good thing* to ©at aud some of the more able* bodied ones carrying baskets of beautiful things to eat frem. The contents of "the last baskets were tastefully arranged «n aside table and Rev. Grey, of the U.

B. church, In well chosen words, presented to the dootor and wife a handsome ehlna dinner set consisting of one hun dred and forty plecwu Dr. Carson responded In his usual happy manner quite affecting the friends to team as he touchingly referred to crosses of sorrow they had borne, as well as the eroesea of joy they had worn together for these long years. Supper came next and it is certain that the tariff had no evil effect on either quantity or quality of that. Ninety-six ot the guests did full Justice to it-, while others came merely to expr*s* their kindly wishes and w*r» compelled to go away on business calls. The .guests retired at an early hour, each one wishing the doctor and his worthy wife life long enough* to celebrate their golden wedding.

On Sunday the Bllna Poet G. A. R. held memorial services In the M. E. ihurch, Rev. Grey delivering the address* As he was one of "the boys" ha was able to apeak from ko»wl«d®e, at»d quite aptly compared the soldier's army Ufa. to that of the so tar ef right doing, urging his hearer*, and especially the •"tor* In blue" to become soldter* of

the King. The ladies had the church tastefully decorated with flowers and plants. The music, led by Miss Nellie Mills as organist, was good and taking it all together it is one of the pages in memory's book we will keep marked. Thinking back to this near and other far away days, we are constraiped to say truly there is no death. That which sometimes seems so is but a walk in life for the living to strew flowers over and keep green, if we could only keep out the thorns.

JOSEPHINE.

PRAiitrETOsr, May 26, 180L

All guesses on Baker & Watson's fish hooks mtMst be handed in.by tomorrow night.

The Sells' Show.

Friday and Saturday, June 5th and 6th, Sells' Colossal Olympian Shows will visit this city. Never before in the history of tented exhibitions has a show of this size planed the price of admission as small as will be charged by this company for this city, only 10 and 20 cents, no higher. Champions of champions from every clime, including America's representative equestrian, Mr. Wm. Sells, and one hundred of the leading lights of the Arena. Street parade will take place at 10 o'clock Friday. Two grand performances daily at 2 and 8 p. ra.

THREE STORES.

Foster's Carpet and Furniture Houses are located at Terre Haute, Fort Wayne and Lafayette, Indiana. At each of these three places they do the leading business in their line. Their yearly sales aggregate well on to half a million of dollars. The Terre Haute store is located at 422, 424 and 426 Wabash Avenue.

To-morrow is the last day on which guesses will be received on those fish hooks by Baker & Watson.

For correct styles in Furnishing Goods call and see Clem Harper fc Bro., 26 south Fourth street.

Stein Heckelsberg, the old reliable shoe dealers, 513 Main street, have just received another lot of those line cloth top walking shoes about which so much has been said, and which are just the thing for street wear. They have

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on hand the largest and

best assortment of walking shoes of the city in fact their stock of shoes in every description is complete in every department, their prices are always reasonable and if you give them a call you cannot fail to be satisfied.

Will the Files Get There A thousand times no, says the purchaser of.A. G. Austin & Co's new styles of Doors and Window Screens. This firm always carries the best articles obtainable. Follow the crowd. Attention Fisherman.—$2.60 Bound

Trip.

Terre Haute to Mofnence. Tickets good going on trains leaving Terre Haute every Saturday at 10:20 p. m. and unday at 5:20 a. m. Good returning on train arriving at Terre Haute 9:50 p. m. Sundays. Finest of fishing. One man recently caught sixty-live small mouth black bass before breakfast.

R. A. CAMPBELL., Gen. Agt.

No more guesses received en Baker *fc Watson's fish hooks after to-morrow night.

Townley Mantel and Furnace Co. have now the largest and finest stock of Wood, Iron and Slate Mautels ever shown in this city. Look through their Mantel parlors before buying. Also Tile Hearths, fancy Grates and Warm Air Furnaces.

The Big Sells Circus.

Friday and Saturday June 5th & 6th this moster enterprise will pitch their tents for a two days stay in this city and give two exhibitions daily at twa andS p. m. and prices of admlsslen have been placed for this city only at 10 and 20c. The street parade will take place at 10 oclock on Friday.

We would advise those in need of Baby Carriages to call at The Fair, 325 Main street, where they are surely selling them at less than what they cost.

Magnetio mineral springs water delivered, 1 gallon per day at 25 per week* O. A, CONANT,

Foot of Walnut street.

Remember that to-morruw is the last day yon can guess on the number of fish hooka in that jar in Baker fe Watson's.

I ^Notice to City Taxpayers. Notice is hereby given that May 25th will be the last day for paying city taxes before the penalty and interest for delinquency shall be imposed. Beginning Monday, May 19th, the city treasurer's office will be open from 7 to 9 p. m. each day until that data for the payment of taxes. W.W.HATOK,

City Treasurer.

Sunday Excursion* via C. At B. E. E. Only 9&S6 round trip to Chicago. Tickets good on train* leaving Terre Haute each Saturday at 12:10 p. m. and 10:20 p. m., and Sunday at 5:20 a. m. Good returning on trains leaving Chicago Sundays at 4:00 p. m. and 11:35 p. m.

R, A. CAMrBKtx, Gan. Agt. Sunday Excursion.

The E. A T. H. R. R. will s*ll tickets each Sunday during the summer at one fare for round trip between all points. Good going and returning date of sale.

R. A.

CAXPBBX,

Farmers, take our advice. If you need anything in Tinware, Crockery or Glassware, go to The Fair you can save money on every article needed. The number is 325 Main street, next to Myers Bros, clothing store.

The vote for the fireman's trip will be posted every Saturday at Sandison & Burn's.

Business men will please take notice that the finest lunch in the city is served daily at Fasig's Health Office. __L.V

J. A. Weldon?

the Seventh street Grocer, gives a crayon portrait free with every $io worth of Groceries. He has all the Early Fruits and Vegetables.

A great deal of interest is being taken in the vote for the fireman's trip at Sandison & Burn's.

Deafnew Can't Be Cared

by local applications, as they can not reack the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is oaused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the infiamation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an in? flamed condition of the mucous surfaces.

Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.

F.

J.

CHENEY «fc CO.,(Toledo, O.

^S-Spld by Druggists, 75c. May,

For Bilious Disorder^. Use Horgford's Acid Phosphate. Dr. D.

SCHAUB,

Muncie, Ind., says:

"Have used it in bilious disorders and it did all that was desired. 1 think it an invaluable remedy

OUR NEW STYLES

Of Clothing this spring, we wish to point to the points ot nrst-class material, artistic cut and careful manufacture aud the perfect fittiug suits which we have made, and the satisfaction of the persons wearing them. We have plenty of nice material left and if you want a nicesuit, either ready-made or made to order, give us a call and we will endeavor to .please you.

Merchant Tailor and Furnisher, 522 Wabash Avenue.

TZEJIE&IEilE! HZAUTB

$3,800.

7 room 'dwelling on north Eighth street, corner lot, 00 feet front. Small fruit of

$1,850.

7 room new cottage on north Ninth street, barn, buggy shed, cistern, etc. Terms 9350 cash, balance 120 per mon ttu

$1,850.

5 room new cottage on south Ninth street. Lot 50 feet front. Terms 8500 cash, balance monthly.

$1,600.

6 room two story dwellings on north Fifth street. £200 cash, balance payments.

$1,5(0

4 room cottage on north Eighth street, near Third avenue. Terms $500 cash, balance monthly.

$1,350.

6 room cottage on Elm street. 1500 cash, balance easy.

$1,050.

4 room cottage on north Fourth street. Lot 64 foot front, a rare bargain, easy terms.

$850.

3 room cottage on south Fifteenth street near College avenue. $350 cash, balance payments.

Cheap choice building lots In all parts of the city on easy terms. Call and see us, we have Just what you want.

Yigo Real Estate Co.,

030 Main Street.f

EVERY

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15 cents worth of Cigars, Lunch or anything at Sandison & Bora's will give you a rote for the fireman's trip.

Oiticura

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SKIN AND SCALP DISEASE,

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itty, and economically aiwd tar the Cuticara Remedies, consisting of CuUcara, the great Skin Ceres, Cutlcara aoap. an exquisite akin Purifier and Cutlenra Resolvent, the new fflood and Skin Purifier and neatest of Humor Remedies, when the best physicians and all ether remedies fUL This is strong language, but true. Thousands of grateful testimonials from Infancy to age attest their wonderful, unfailing ami incomparable ef. fleacr.

Hold everywhere. Price, Cu«eiSKA,59cents 80AP.»e*«t*: Rj^LVicrr.tuw. Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, ^Sead ft»«How to Cure Skin and Blood

aar Pimples, btackb«Kl«, chapped and oUywi mar «*ln prevented toyjCuUcara• ftbemnattno.

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EXTRA!

MONDAY

We will make a Special Showing of

GILBERT'S

Celebrated Fast Black and Black and White

WASH

Dress Goods

Crepe DeTela at..... 25c. Crepe Mela Nova at 35c. Lace Surahs at ...40c. Black & White Mela Nova..40, /45c

Are the most beautiful Cotton Fabrics ever shown in the city. As we have the exclusive sale of the above, you'll not see them elsewhere.

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REAL ESTATE.

All

kinds. Terms $1,500cash. Balaucoon time.

$1,900.

7 room one and one-half story residence on north Center street. Lot 60 feet front, well, cistern, sheds, (500 cash, balance one to Ave years. •,

\We could not you a list of the

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Will mmence Monday Morning to throw out Special Bargains in Every Department •weather too cool—Cutting and Slashing Prices will be in order.

P. D.

MUSLIN

UNDERWEAR

Corset Covers, fine cambric, 25c, perfect fit. Thirty-two Ttick Corset Covers, embroidered neck and front, 50c.

Corset Covers, embroidered and val lace front, neck and sleeves, 88c.

Skirts, fifteen tucks with ruffle 3 inches wide, 3-inch hem, 93c.

Corset Covers, front, 2 1-2 inch torchon lace and baby ribbon, 93c.

Three Tuck Drawers at 25c. Three Tuck Drawers with 3-inch Hamburg edge, 39c.

Nine Tuck Drawers, wide ruffle, 48c. Twenty-six tuck Gown full all over, embroidered yoke front, $1.19.

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Gown, shape, yoke front, full tuck and embro. wide hem, $1.69.

Skirts, seven tucks and cambric ruffle, 50c. Skirts, eleven tucks, 5-inch ruffle wide hem, 69c.

Please call and see it

and Cloaks. Special Bargains in Laces,

'gams

give Bar­

gains in Real Estate on our books in the limited space allowed us by The Mail, but we will be pleased to have you call and see for yourself.": Will take you on

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a tour of inspection it desired,'ourj|Carriages bgijig always ready.

Dr. JE. B. OLOVXB.

Specialty: DUoanew of the JTNORN TO Sxvsarrfr ax O FonAB .S

Grand Rush

Will open with prices as are found only at HobeVg, Root fc Co.'s Great Dry Goods Establishment.

'^r[ For lookers for Seasonable Goods at Very Low Prices.

Wash Dress (roods-Extra Sale

We are showing a most beautiful collection of Ladies' White Lawn Waists and Dressing Sacques, tl\e style, workmanship and trimmings being far superior to any shown previous seasons. We keep these in about fifteen different styles and all sizes from 32 to 44, ranging in price from 75c upwards. Just the thing for hot weather wear. We are also showing another fresh lot of The Celebrated

Reduced prices on Grenadines, Lace Drapery Nets, Flouncings and all our Fine Pattern Suits, Wraps

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Lace Mitts, etc., etc. Great Drives throughout our store.

HOBERG-, ROOT & OO.

518 and 52^ Wabash Avenue.

(Sltfsp, 4i.%& %&: V,

Of Challies, Lawns, Sateens, Batiste, Mouselaines, White Goods, Ginghams, Scotch Zephyrs, Brocade French Zephyrs, and High Art Novelty Wash Dress Goods, India Pongee and Ladies' Printed Muslins.

10,000 Yards for Next Week Prices 2ie to 45e a yard.

The greatest collection ever shown in the State under one roof Pardee's Genuine Scotch Zephyrs, sold by us all season at 20c yard, will be sold this week at our Gingham Counters for 15c yard, including all those.lovely pin checks, stripes, dainty plaids and broken stripes, look for all like silk, the wearing being so perfect and the colors so clear. On sale on Counter in front of the Elevator.

Three More cases of Novelty Challies, next week price only 5c yard. Another lot of Choice Challies at 8c yard. 1,500 yards were added to our Table 15c Challies, Extract patterns of French Challies 2,000 yards full yard-wide Challies, choice patterns, at, 12 i-2c yard.

Best American Indigo Challies are selling at our counters at 5c yard, vTwo Cases Choice Apron Ginghams at 5c yard, Calicoes at 2 I-I2C yard, Challies at

2 I-2C

500 dozen of all kinds Ladies1 Gent's and Children's Handkerchiefs will be placed on sale on our Handkerchief Counters, at less than New York wholesale prices.

At lc, 2c, 3c, 4c, 5c, 6c, 8c.

A lot Wbrth 25c at 15c. A lot worth 40c at 25c. See our lots at 50, 68, 75c and $1. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs at cut prices.

100 dozen just opened at 38, 50, 60 and 75c, in Flannel, Percale and Sateen. White Lawn Waists and Dressing Sacques at 75c, 98c, $1, $1.25, $1.38, $1.50 upward*. zoo Flannel Blazers at $1.89 worth $3.00.

Lace Curtains and Curtain Poles

at Cut Prices.

Mull Ties, Fans, Umbrellas, Parasols, Kid Gloves,

Stock too large,

Bargains throughout our store.

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ioc Lawns reduced to 6c, 8c Lawns reduced to 5c. SjOOO yards White Dress Goods at 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, ro and 15c yard worth double the price.

Redueed-Priee Sale

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Columbus Buggies and Carriages.

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Cu gin «lover Prices ami Better Goods than E?er Offered In tils City.

C. C. SMITH,

301 & 303 WABASH AVE, and 18 & 20 80UTH THIRD ST.