Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 24, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 April 1894 — Page 8

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PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

F. F. Keith is home from Los Angele*. Mrs. W. F. Carmack is visiting friends in Muncie.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Leitcb, April J8tb, a son. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hager, April 19th, a son.

Frank Mills ib laid up with an attack of nervous prostration. Misa Lizzie Renfro, of Brazil, visited Miss Gertrude Stein this week.

Miss Maude Wbeatfill has returned from a visit at North Springfield, Mo. Miss Love Crulkshank, of Chicago, visited Mrs. Will Neukom this week.

Mrs. Anna Uarkness, of Leon, Kan sas, is visiting her father, R. P. Davis. T. W. Kinser was in Anderson this week figuring on a big railroad contract

Mrs. M. B. Saxon and daughter, of Bridgeton, are visiting relatives in the city.

Mrs. Ed. Brown, of Paris, 111., is visiting Mrs. W. W. Rumsey of north Fifth Htreet.

Mr. and Mrs. Ludolpb Rottman entertained the We X. L. club Wednesday evening.

Miss Mary Presley, of Elletsville, Ind., is visiting Mrs. Andrews on north Twelfth street.

Miss Balrd, after visiting her sistt-r Mrs. Cbas. Goldsmith, has returned to her home In Paris.

Lee Carrier, formerly with C. H. Ebr mann, has accepted a position with C. M. Mooney of south Sixth street.

Roy Hickman, recently of the Van. car accountant's office, has taken a position with J. F. and J. W. Murray.

Billy Nelson is able to be around again after undergoing a second amputation of his ankle. He has been laid up for six weeks.

Lou Goodman went over to Indianapolis yesterday to meet his wife, on her return from New York, where she was called by the death of her sister.

Henry Miller,of Miller Bros., has purchased the lot at Seventh and Park street* from George S. Zimmerman, and will erect a line residence there this season.

President W. R. Molteen has so far re covered from his recent illness as to be able ujet out on the street. Be ha* about given up his projected trip to Florida.

Prof, and Mrs. C. A. Lepper were given a surprise Tuesday evening, at Gormimla hall, where they expected to attend a music rehearsal. The evening was pleasantly spent In dancing.

K. McElfresh has returned to *age City, Kansas, where he will remain until June. During his absence, Secretary Thompson and Ed. MeElfmUi will look after the interests of the can ning factory.

Will Katzenbaoh has taken a position as clerk to Victor Hendricks, engineer of maintenanceof the Michigan division of the Vandalla. Under the new arrangement the engineer's office will bo at Logansport.

Mr. and Mrs. Fennel, and Mr. mul Mrs Joe King, of Buffalo, N. Y. vlsl'd Mrs J.- A. Whonlmrt, of south Seventh street, this week. Mr. Fennell was fnr

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Cards were issued this week by Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Johnson announcing the wedding of their daughter, Gertrude Deloro, to Wm. Drake Burton at 8 o'clock on the evening of Thursday, April 26th, at St. Stephen's Episcopal church. Tbey will be at home after May 14th at No. 706 south Seventh ftreet.

Charles A. Stabl left at noon Wednesday for New York, whence he sails lor Germany. His friends to the number of several hundred gathered at- the »ion depot to give him a send oft. The Ringgold band played "Annie Rooney," but even that provocation could not induce him to make a speech,

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.

Frye's industrial army is booked to arrive here this evening, and among the many well dressed people who will greet them you will see specimens nf the handiwork of Kiewit & Holler, the merchant tailors. Their work attracts attention from the fact that their goods are of superior qmlity, the workmanship first class, and the fits not to be beaten.

Oh! Saucy, Saucy.

Now, we don't mean you are saucy, but "Saucy" is the name of one of Eiser's crack brands of cigars. Try it.

Don't be a clam, but go to the Iv. P. Fair, April 30tli to May 5tli.

Frash Caramels,

Uies and Creams at Eider's.

and be simply bowed bis acknowledge- ton'g book store ten- cents extra. The ments. most distinguished artists of the city Miss Naomi Kcenig and Newton will take part. Rememw d«^ and Christy, of Olney, Ills., were united in date. marriage Tuesday evening at Z'on's Evangelical church, the bride's father, Rer. Wm. Kcenig, officiating Miss BrCcMl

Ad Christy, of Olney, and Miss May •(?,»« r»pr»tS bllt VOU STfct Rubsch acted as bridesmaids, and Ben »ieau

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home the newly married couple left for

home the newly married couple their new home in Olney. Prof. H. J. Kramer, brother of W. N. and Geo. N. Kramer, of this city, who is a successful teaeber of dancing at Los Angeles, made a great hit as director of a floral pageant given there recently. It was under the auspices of the prominent society people of the City of Angels, and Mrs. Kramer was the committee on costumes. The Los Angeles papers were filled with words ot praise for the entertainment and the successful director.

Many persons are interested in the coming city election, but more are interested in the fact that tbey can get such nice tailoring done at Kiewit & Holler's, 64914 Main street. In good's, tit and worsmauship they have no superiors.

How'* Thiol

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for auy cawe of Catarrh that can uot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props., Toledo, 0. We the undersigned, have known F* J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all butine»8 transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made hv their firm. West & Traux, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Warding. Kinnan Sr. Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.

If want the b/st laundry work on th be sure to patronize the New thod Laundry P.i for thev do it,

ROYAL Always Leads.

The Highest Award

has always been given

Baking Powder

Wherever Exhibited.

The official examination made under the\ direction of the Chemical Division of the U. S. Agricultural Department shows that of the baking powders tested the ROYAL IS the purest, most perfectly compounded a^nd

20 per cent, higher in leavening strength than any competitor exhibited at the

Worlds Columbian

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-'

Miss Neally Stevens, assisted by Miss Maud Paige, will give a Piano Recital at tne First Presbyterian church Thursday evening, April 26th. Miss Steveas has played in most of the principal cities of the west. She visited this city under the auspices of Coates College about two years ago and made a very favorable impression. Miss Paige is one of the best vocalists, considered by many aB the Prima Djnna, of the city. Admission 25 cents. Reserved seats can be se cured Monday at Etnil Wulschner A Son's, 640 Wabash avenne, ten cents additional.

The Italian Musica/e. Grand Concert for thp People. On next Tuesday night, April 24th, a grand concert for the people will be given at Centenary church auditorium. Admission, 25c. Reserved seats at But-

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There should ba no delay in the application for Seats MONDAY MORNING for RICHARD MANSFIELD'S engagement.

Remember the K. P. Fair at Castle Hall, April 30th to May 5th. ,,

This is the season of the year when the dyer and cleaner is in demand, and that is why J. F. Ermisch is so popular. Be is a practical dyer and cleaner of many years' experience, and when you take your work there you are assured that it will receive his careful, personal atten tion, and that nothing but first class work will be done Don't forget Ermisch when you get out your spring work for the dyer.

Fresh Oysters,

Largo and fine, at Eiser's.

Tales of the Midway told at the K. P. Fair, April 30th to May 5th.

Mr. Mansfield's appearance is a most notable event, and will call out the choicest and most brilliant audience of the present season. Sale, opens Monday morning.

Miller's Bread will give you greater satisfaction than any you can buy. r.,,

The New Method is still in it, and in it strong. There's nothing succeeds like success, and the New Method is success ful because there is tnrned out the finest laundry work ever produced in Terre Haute. In color, stiffness and finish It is incomparable. You can have '\soit finish there, too, if you prefer i', and it is the only place in the city th vmi can get it. i, 1

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, APRIL 21,1894.

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K(jenig and Ed. Snyder as groomsmen. cent bread f01l OjCe,! After a wedding supper at the

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Waists.

1 Hosiery, special.

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Waists of beautiful creations. Figure it out and S5* you'll find the materials alone are retailed for more sE money than the price of these garments.

Merritnac Print Shirt Waists, 3 plaits front and back, S5 vt 19c. ... ..... S |lndigo Print at 25c. •C SS Black, Light Blue and Pink, with white dot,"'with SS Handkerchief Front, at 39c. S Eight different styles in all the latest colorings, with SB Laundered Cuffs and Collars, at 49c. 2! French Percale Waists, with soft finish or bosom S fronts, at 75c.

Laundered Percale Shirt Waists in White and 2 Colors, at $1.00. SEE Tailor-made Shirt Waists at $1.38, $1.50, $1.75, and SS Imported Novelties with Hand-embroidered Fronts. £2 Are quite swell. EES White Neglige Waists, complete line from 39c to EE $4.98. Sjjjj See our Leaders of Silk Waists at $3.98 and $5-°o. SS They are special grand values. 55 Boys' Shirt Waists and Blouses also Blouses for 'Girls,

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.»?.£-One Sample lot of about 25 dozen Boys' Waists, sizes 4 to 13. Choice 25c, worth up to $1. Calico Waists at 14c Tucked Front and Back at 19c 2S Ruffled on Collar and Cuffs and Front, 25c Fine Per53 cale Blouse or Waist, 39c Fancy Fauntleroy Waists, EEE 49c Mother's Friend Percale Waists, 47c Mother's 25 Friend French Percale Laundered Waists, 75c "Sun"

Waists, with Tie to match, also Collar and Cuffs, 89c. ssi For Swell Suits and Tea Gowns and Best Wrappers 52 at lowest possible prices, go to Herz'.

120 dozen Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose at 8 1-3C a pair. Children's and Misses' Fast Black Lisle Thread Seamless Hose at 10c a pair. Ladies' Full Regular Made Seamless in Fancy and Hermsdorf Boot Patterns, only 10c. Boy's Black Ipswich Hose, sizes 7 t09 1-2, extra heavy (t)iose they can't wear out) only 19c a, pair. At all times sell you better Hosiery for less money than elsewhere.

W Summer Underwear.

SS There are all kinds of Underwear in the market. •25The kind you want is the best. The best gives the 52 most satisfaction. Why not buy the best? At 5c, 10c, SB 12 1-2C,

15c, 25c.

'.fAMRS WH1TOOMB RILEY and DOUGLASS SHERLEY will give one of their inimitable, unapproachable, and altogether unique entertainments at the Central Presbyterian church April 21*t,. Admission, 50 cents reserved seat*, 75 cents.

You could not do better than call the attention of your husbands or boys to the fact that Schluerfe Foulkes are uiakiug Custom-made Trousers for the same price they would pay for ready-made goods.

Don't Do It.

Don'CMnd your work to Inferior laundries when you can get the best for the same money by patronizing us. Huntek Laundrrino and Dyking Co. "Best, Biggest, Busiest."

ur stock of Spring Wraps is still too large. We are deterS'mined to reduce it. To reduce the stock means reducing prices, JWu have made such reductions as to move a laro-e lot.

Buy them here and you buy the best.

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..Wrights Co.

liave something to say oo Easter Eggs. Tbey have an immense stock of eggs

Fruit culture is more profitable to the farmer now than bis other crops. Brown Bros. Co., the most extensive nursery house in the U. S, have a vacancy in this section. Write them at Chicago, H- for their term**

,' Sunday Dinner\

Spring Lambt Steer Beef, Sweet Breads, Pig Pork, Tenderloins, "v Spare Ribs,

Beef Tenderloins.

H. EHRMANN, Fourth and Ohio. Oean Meat Market. Telephone 220.

Down one=third and in many instances one=half their real value.

Ribbons.

Buy your Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Veilings,' Lace, Ilmbroidei ies, Perfumery and Toilet Articles and Hair Ornaments at

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BEAUTY CULTURE.

How to Grow a New Skin and Regain Health.

Miiip. M. Kemn, the world's greatest complexion Kpeclallst nnd l«dy client 1st, ha#treated a*iystem by which she can successfully grow new cuticle on the fuce, hands or any portion of the body where there is discoloration or blemishes detrimental to beauty. She first bathes the face with warm water and lady's soap, using exquisite

cleaning meal freely, after which she applies Almond Cuticle Cream and steams the face with Olena. After steaming the face thoroughly she rinses and dries it. Lastly she applies Beauty Culture. After a few days' treatment the old cuticle, together with all impurities and discoloration, scales ort and reveals a new, beautiful skin, asjfresn and youthful as a babe'n. Mine. M. Rcma has reduced this treatment fx) snch a science that any lady can successfully treat herself at imc without fear of harm or failure by procuring the above named remedies and foil twing the simple direction. Ladles troubled with a dull, sallow or muddy complexion or freckles, moth patches, liver spots, red spots, dry, seal* blackheads,any discoloration or skin disease, will find tbls treatment a permanentand lastingcure.

Ladies troubled with Dyspepsia^ Constipation, Indigestion or I«pure Blood. ^will find Mine. M. Rema's WILD ROOTS and BARK*, the great System Remedy and Blood Purifier, will regulate the kidneys, tone up the liver, aid digestion and absorption, and cure sick headache, sour stomach, loss of appetite heartburn, Iracfeache, and frees the blood of all stains and Impurities price *1 per bottle, six for fS. WILD HERB CURE AND WILD FLOWKR, The greatest "of all discoveries for weak and delicate females afflicted with nervous debility, prostration, heart trouble, weak lung! and all diseases peculiar to females. What I* wealth without health. Many women fade when quite young, simply because they do not take proper care of themselves there Is nothing more absolutely necessary to the format! than gc certain in their action than the above reme dies. Price «2 each, three for 15

BUST AND FORM DEVELOPED. The Meta Hn*t Developer is the only safe and reliable appliance for developing the bust, and when u«sd in connection with .Juno linst Nourishment is guaranteed to per «anenti» develop the bast, throat and neck, or any portion of the body lacking I symmetry or stmpe. The instrument and [appliance and the large far of Juno Bust

Moore «fe Lang«»n will give yon th« bent satisfaction in binding your World's Fair pottfolio*. They have bound a number already, and have done it so handsomely that every patron baa made of S9 for the next ten days only. another. Take your portfolio® to them FREE TEST TREATMENT for binding. to every lady calling this week. Indies can

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Nourishment,all complete, with fall directions, securely packed, free from observation, sent to any address si the reduced price

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All Silk Ribbon, No. 5, 3c No. 7, 4c No. 9, 5c No. 12, 7c, and No. 16, 8c. All Silk Satin and Grosgrain, No. 5, 5c No. 7, 6c No. 9, 8c, No. 12, 10c No. 16, 12c No. 22, 14c.

Black Moire Ribbons are scarce however, our New York buyer secured a nice lot for us, which we have just received.

Headwear.

Infants' and Children's Caps and cute are the pretty little Mull and Silk Hats. Bring the little ones to our store and have us fit them out. Infants' Flannel Shawls, Skirts and Sacques also Embroidered Flannel by the yard. Prices most reasonable.

Corsets.

Fans

No matter what prices may be quoted on Corsets in different stores about town, you can always find them just as cheap here. Most invariably better Corsets for less money, besides Silk Laces with every Corset at $1.00 and up. Corset Headquarters are surely at Herz'.

All the new Novelties from Vienna, France and Japan are now open. Never before have we gathered together such a beautiful stock. Never before have we been able to quote such low prices. Make your selection now.

New Book Dep't.

Again comes forward with more new additions, as follows: "Bow of Orange Ribbon," only 35c. "Saracinesca," by M. Crawford, paper bound, only 25c (it is a 50c book). "A Yellow Astor," 17c. "Handy Andy,"* "Mysteries of Paris," "Charles O'Malley," "Ten Thousand a Year," "Valentine Vox," all at 59c for choice. Victor Hugo's works, "Toilers of the Sea," "Ninety-three," Notre Dame," at 85c. "If Christ Came to Chicago," only 35c. Marion Crawford's new book, "Katherine Landerdale," at $1.59 foi set of two. "Marcella," by Mrs. Humphrey Ward, at $1.59 for set of two. Eugene Sue's "Wandering Jew," $1.29 for set of two. "Ships That Pass in the Night," 17c. Emerson's Essays, 95c for set of two.

All the Red Line Poets, Tennyson, Shakespeare, Shelly's Poems, George Eliot, Byron, Burns, Mrs. Browning, Bryant, Wordsworth, famous poems by standard authors, choice 69c. The following books, which were sold out, have again come to hand and will be sold at the same low prices: "Ben Hur," Hawthorne's Wonder Book, "Heavenly Twins," "Les Miserables," Mark Twain's, Marian Crawford's.

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be successfully treated by mall by. sending this advertisement and six cents for postage and celve free the Madame's book,"Beauty Culture" Address Mme. M. lU-ma Wabish ave., (McKccn Block), Torre Haute, Ind.

Mill LIKE.

Republican State Convention

Terre Haute to Indianapolis Return, $2.25.

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Tickets good going April 231, 21th and 2Ub, and good to return all trains up to and Including train le'ivini* Indianapolis at 11:20 p. in April 27th, l«»-i.

Ticket Offices, fi2!» Wabash avenue and Union Depot Six trains daily to and from Indianapolis.

$2.25. #2 25. $2.25,

OEO E. FARRINOTON,General Agent.

Take Your Annual

And every other Bath, at the

Magnetic| Arteiaii,

At the Foot of Walnut St. We have the best Water Baths in the. world. Russian Shampoo. Vapor, Shower, Hot and Cold Baths. Large bath tubs,

itfon and retention of woman's beauty Every room in entirely separated, heated and W? !^f yjnlilated to suit the bathers.

The timely booking of seats for RICHARD MANSFIELD'S engagement should not be neglected. The sale will open MONDAY MORNING.