Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 25, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 November 1894 — Page 5

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Highest Honors—World's Fair,

DR.

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THE MAIL.

PAPER

FOR THE

PEOPLE.

MAN ABOUT TOWN.

It has been a subject of cotnment that Terre Haute did not manifest any pur pose to try to retain the headquarters offices of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen until very recently. One fact, explanatory of this apparent unconcern or delay, should be borne in mind. After the adjournment of the Harrisburg convention Terre Haute people were in formed that that body had adopted a resolution ordering the removal of the offices from this city. Grand Master Sargent was quoted in an interview as saying that the order was imperative. He was quoted as giving some of the reasons why the convention took this action. Inadequate banking and mail facilities were two of them. Another was that specials had been sent out from here attacking Debs. Either the grand master was greiviously misquoted then orhehassincechanged his opinion. This week he has written a letter to the Business Men's Association in which he says that the banking and mail facilities of this city are as good as afforded in any city for the purpose of the Brotherhood. As to the "specials," the fact is tbat no «aoh specials were sent from here. It iB a pity that Mr. Sargent did not make the 06*rection sooner. Terre Haute oould"1iave «et to work earlier to retaiu the headquarters if he had. Certainly no one with any self respect would think of trying to persuade the officers of an organization to violate their instructions and certainly no Terre Haute citizen felt like asking far the headquarters when by the understood meaning of the resolution of the convention the officers were, in effect, Instructed to get out of Terre Haute.

The Terre Haute liour mills are not in the combine to close down 60 days the next six months. The reports from Chicago are that a large majority of the mills will do so to the end tbat the law of supply and demand may bring higher prices for flour.

The recent transfer of what was known as the Tuell farm, north of the fair ground, by Mr. Me Keen to the Vandaifa -company has started a report that new ahops are to be constructed. The fact 1a that the land was sold to the Vatidalla before the Pennsylvania people bought the road. The legal transfer has only just been made.

In the public schools this week the children have been coughing and sneezing to snnh an extent tbat in some rooms the recitations have been interfered with. The druggists have been busy selling cough mixtures pnd remedies SOT solds. _____

A lady of this olty who Is a devoted •member of the Episcopal chnrch tells of the astonishment she caused a good Methodist by readily giving the chapter and verse of a bible quotation. The Methodisfc friend bad a vague impres•lon that Episcopalians were better in formed as to ritualistic religion than as •to the holy book and she was surprised Into making the remark: "Oh, Mrs. ia an Episcopalian and knows the -bible f"

In the advertisements of Col. Thompson's book it isannounoed tbat be is the only survivor of the legislature of 1834. -The Hon. W. H. English, who is an an tbority on the history of Indiana, was the authority for this statement. Recently Col. Thompson has learned that there is one other survivor, a Mr.

Nichols, of Hendricks county, who is past ninety years of age. The Dr. Flower and Paschal Smith -ease has caused a new sensation in Chicago. It seems thst the court quashed

FURNITURE CLKA.R.A.'N'OK SALE.

S A E I E S O N E N I E S O

Furniture Turned Into Cash.

A Good Chance to Buy Holiday Presents Cheap. 309WABASHAVB: 1

the indiotment on which they were plaoed under arrest here, on a vital teohnioal objeotion. Both men had gone to Chloago and gWen bail. 8lnce then a new Indiotment was brought to the front but according to the Tribune It was not regularly, returned. Iu fact members of the grand jury made affidavits that they had not even considered it and the oourt olerk whose duty it is to sign indictments says his name on the docket was forged.

Enough is known to make a good guess as to where the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen headquarters will be located. Cleveland is the name of the city. _____

Judge White is expeeted here next week to render his decision In the Beaoh case, and the lawyers for the proseoutlon believe that he will not sustain the motion to quash the indiotment. In this eyent the trial will probably be prq: eeeded with at an early day.

Evansvllle people are going to be very mad when the fact dawns on them that at no time was there any probability that the Brotherhood offices would be located in that olty.

There were a half dozen Terre Haute lawyers in Judge White's oourt at Rock•vilie the other day. They were appearing iu fifteen cases pending before Judge White that were taken from this oounty on a change of venue. All of which Is evidence that the lawyers believe he la both an able and just judge.

$100 Keward, $100.

The readersof this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that soience has been able to cure in all Its stages, aud that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh beiHg a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is takten internally, acting directly upon the blood aud mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they Offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials.

Address, F. J. CHENEY A Co., as»-Solri by Druggists, 75c. Toledo, O.

"Bicycle Free.

Geo. C. Rossell, proprietor of the Fair, with characteristic enterprise, offers for his guessing contest this year, a bandsome Bicycle to the person guessing the nearest to tb® aetual number of times the letter "IB." will appea|- in the issue of the Saturday Evening ftlail of January 5,1895. Beginning wltfr Monday, Nov. 26, a guess ticket willbelgiven with each 50c purchase, entitling the holder to one guess. The Bicycle offered is a spendid 26 Inch wheel, and it will be a rare prize to the lucky winner.

Attend the opening of the Racket Store Monday, November 26, at 9 a. m. Our stock is entirely new and will be replenished every few days, and we invite your careful inspection. Foster's nemstone build ing, 618 Wabash avenue, C. L. Burch, Proprietor.

Ed. L. Feidler's B% Thanksgiving Bargain Sales next Tuesday and Wednesday are eye openers, pressed Poultry, 10c per pound.

500 dozen English Merino Shirts and Drawers for 39c, worth $1.00 wi IT close Saturday.

SCHLUER A FOULKES.

Men, take a look at your feet, then notice how unlike in shape. Buy a pair of Boegeman's $3.00 shoes smooth insoles and do not run down at the heel.

Hitching Posts With Chain. The newest and best hitching post yet devised. Sold by A. G. Austin A Co.

Republicans, Democrats, Populists, and Prohibitionists who want first class laundry work are Invited to send their work to the New Method Laundry. It produces nothing but the finest on earth.

It always gives us pleasure to speak well of a good article.

We Mean What We Say, and Can Prove It,

'Garland Htoves

and Ranges are acknowledged to embody all that is BEST in that line. They hare the reputation of being the best made. Though imitated by many, they'are equaled by none. Sold only by

SMITH'S BON8 CO.

FURNITURE

Jm Fred Probst, 042 Wabash

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETING. The original Christian Solenoe society of Terre Haute, hold meetings every Sunday at 8 p. m. in hall over the old Prairie City bank. Eotrance by Commercial stairway. All are welcome.

Fresh Oysters, can or bulk, at Lawrence's. Attend the opening of the Racket Store Monday, Novem: ber 26, at 9 a. m. Our stock is entirely new and will be replenished every few days, and we invite your careful inspection. Foster's new stone building, 618 Wabash avenue, 0.1^. Burch, Proprietor.

Presently we shall giye a house and lot with every pair of $3 shoes—as soon as we receive a lot of hitching post holes.

For Hollow Brick, Drain Tile, Sewer Pipe, Lime and Cement, go to Reiman & Steeg Co., 901-903 Mam street

25 Silver Dollars

Keys can be tried during the'week beginning Sunday, November 25th to December 1st. BAKER A WATSON.

See the elegant display of Pictures and Art Goods of Merring Art Co., suitable for Christmas presents, in the show windows of the Havens A Qeddes, CWs big

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Pure Candles at Eiser's.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, NOVEMBER 24,1894.

Everybody who has examined the great line of Overcoats at Goodman A Hirschler, has pronounced them to be the best ever shown in Terre Haute. They have received lots more of all kinds during the week and all those that have not purchased their winter Overooats yet, will greatly profit by looking through Goodman A Hirschler's stock before buying elwewhere.

Attend the opening of the Racket Store Monday, November 26, at 9 a m. Our stock is entirely new and will be replenished every few daye», and we invite your careful inspection. Foster's new store building, 618 Wabash avenue, C. L. Burch, Proprietor.

Much easier to buy Boeg man's $3 shoes than to buy medicine and pay the doctor

Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Pair Highest Awjirfl.j

Fine Cigars at Eiser's. —I

HaW'.K A

Perhaps you are not as attractive to your wife as when you were courting her, so put a in your purse and buy a pair of Boegeman's $3.00 shoes.

We ,are great headquarters for all kinds of Overcoats. Don't buy before you see our line. We are dally receiving novelties In Suits and Overcoats and our prices are without a doubt as low as can be sold by any other house in the country.

GOODMAN A HIRSCHLER.

Attend the opening of the Racket Store Monday, Novem ber 26, at 9 a. m. Our stock is entirely new and will be replenished every few days, and we invite your careful inspection. Foster's new stone build ing, 618 Wabash avenue, C. L. Burch, Proprietor.

Buy Bread, Crackers baked by Miller Bros, and you will always get the best. Nothing but flrsfcelftss material is used*

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Loaded Shells

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KICKS! That what you make all the time, unless you send your work to the New Method Laundry. Their work is bo satisfactory in every respect tbat you have nothing to kick about

Fresh Bolls, Cakes," Bread Doughnuts, ^very 4»y,^#t Lawrence's.

Fresh Oysters at Eiser's.

YOUNG MAN

Be sure that you stand well by wearing a pair of Boegeinan's $3 shoes, and then you will be in demand, like a turkey for a Thanksgiving dinner.

Go to E. R. Wright & Co.'s for Prairie Chickens, Quails, Rabbits, Celery and Oysters.

Anybody can afford to b$"clean if be patronizes the New Method Laundry. Its work is noted for its oolor finish and stillness—the most satisfactory on earth.

Sunday Dinner.

Spring Lamb, Steer Beef, Sweet Breads, ••.*:::•:*** Pig Pork, Tenderloins, Spare Ribs,

Beef Tenderloins.

C. H. rilHRMANN, Fourth and Ohio. Clean Meat Market. Telephone 220.

Attend the opening of the Racket Store Monday, November 26, at 9 a. m, Our stock is entirely new and will be replenished every few days, and we invite your careful inspection. Foster's new store building, 618 Wabash Avenue, C. L. Bqxch, Proprietor.

DO YOU WANT TO

It has money to lend and is making loans dally. It lends money on mortgage or good collateral security.

It lends money in sums of 1300 and upward, as may suit borrowers.

It lends money at lowest rates of Interest and on most favorable terms. It makes loans as soon as the title can be examined and the necessary papers made up. Borrowers have none of the vexatious delays so common when dealing with Eastern parties.

The Terre Haute Trust Co. also acts as executor and administrator of estates, guardian of minors, assignee and receiver of Insolvent estates. The accounts of estates are accurately kept, reports promptly made, and charges reasonable. It pays Interest on the funds of estates. It has 1200,000 capital, and all such trusts are sale in its hands.

517 Ohio Street, Terre Haute, Ind

I. H. C. ROYSE, M. S. DURHAM, President.- Vice PresldenV CHAS- WHITCOMB, Secretary.

Bulk Oysters 2r)(:a Qt.

Dressed Ducks, Geese Turkeys and Chickens, at

Telephone 148.

Pufh St Pajh, Attorney*.

^TTACttMENT NOTICE.

No. 8618. Before A. B. Felnenthal. J. P. Harrison Township, Vigo county. Indiana. Lliwie A. WTieatflll vs. O. a Keboe. who« Christian name la unknown to plalntiO. in attachment and garnishee.

Whereas It appears br the affidavit of the nlalntlir Wbeatml that the said defendant it a non-resident of the state of Indiana, and Where** ftppears from U»e return of the eonstaWeiq summonsbijrein^toned, |hn.t the sala defendant w*s ndt fdufad lo-Jbts bailiwick: fffs therefore ordered vbat due QOtloe of the pendency of this action be given to the said oeSebdatit by publication to -jiroalai n« _r_ of general elroulation published in «&}droounty*

Said non-resident defendant Is therefore tfereby notified of the pendency of said action li— *he same will stand for of January, 1885, at 2 th Th ind

again* hlm.Vnd^iThe same will stand for ££l en the 16th o'clock p. m.,at «i:

office, 116 south Indiana.

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and Mai thiirttt& day of

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Exclusively for the Ladies.

In addition to our $300 in money prizes, we will give an elegant Trunk aa a complimentary prize to the lady who mpik£§ the beat guess on number of pins in our big pin cushion.

Trunk was made to order for us by Dickhout and cost $35.00. It's "a thing of beauty?.and of course "a joy forever."

4^! Come and see it. It's well worth the trip. Thirty-eight inches long, gotten up in the most magnificient style, and a useful article for any one to own.

This complimentary prize will not EXCLUDE ladies from our other prizes. We always want to do a little extra for the fair sex. .,

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28 North Sixth St.

NAYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE

LAST PEBFOBMANCE TO-NIGHT*

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THEN GO TO

LjThe Terre Haute

i/.i:. Seats on sale Monday at Buntln'w

Prices, 25, 50, 75 and $1. Friday Eve., Nov. 30th. .jCR JAMES J.

Supported by an Excellent Company in

GENTLEMAN JACK.

Seats on sale Wednesday at Buntln's

Prices, 25, 50 75c and $1

Monday Eve., Dec. 3d.

Rice's

Surprise Party

100 People in the big operatic success,'

1492.

A production complete In every detail

REMOVAL

From 815 Wabash Ave. To 905 Wabash Ave.

Full line of Mantels, Stove? and Tinware. Also prepared to do Tin and Slate Hoofing, Galvanized Iron Cornice and Furnace Work complete

a* ^Telephone 290.

MERRITT,

The Merchant Tailor and Hatter,

846 Main Street.

.An elegant stock of Woolens for Fall lb.* AH the new shapes in Fall Hats.

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Finnegan's

Ball.

Prices, 25, 35,50 IS*-

Wednesday Eve., Nov. 28 -jsq-

Stupendous Beproductlon of Bosenquest 4 Arthur's enormously

comedy,

Blue

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J.<p></p>Jeans Presented here with all the original features, including

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The Rising Sun Roarers, The Boil and Barbecue, The Kazoo Orchestra, jrfie Mill Songsters, .. !i:ifiiThe Intensely Realistic i. Sawmill Scene. e..

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OTICE TO EX-CITY OFFICIALS.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a special meeting of the city council on Tuesday evening, November 27th, 1894, for the purpose of conference on the question of new city charter. A cordial Invitation is extended to all ex-city officers to be present on that oocasion. By order of the common council. CHAS. H. GOODWIN,

IF"Mary"

About 40 acres improved land not to" exceed icx miles of this city. Call or address »•,

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LECTRIO BAILWAY TO BBAZIL.

Persons desiring an Investment should consider the above railway. Subscriptions In the sum of 1100 and upwards will be received. All donations or subsidies go direct to the oompany equally for the benefit of those who may subscribe hereafter as well as subscribed heretofore. The company is Incorporated and ready to go to work as soon as enough money is subscribed to build the road. Cheap acres are reached by this electric line and frequent car service will be given. Those Inter* ested may enquire for further particulars of the undersigned directors: MAX JOSEPH. C. F. MILLS®. W. H. WHITB. J. G. ELDER. J. N. HICKMAW. B. J. SMITH. MAJOR COLLINS, Brazil.

City Clerk.

Wanted.

MADAME

JEBOME-ONE WEEK ONLY

—Arrival Extraordinary.—The World's Most Fi mous Medium. Her power excites tae wonder and admiration of even the most skeptical. Ulfted by nature with marvelous mealumlstlo powers, she gives advice on business, law, speculation, -Investment, love, courtship, and marriage. In fact gives advice on everything pertaining to the wellfare of the human race. Private rooms at 216 north Fifth street hours: 0 a. m. to 9 p. m. Including Sunday.

will-call at The Mail office she

can find nice, clean papers, for shelves, patterns, etc., for 30 cents a hundred. Just the thing to put under carpets.

WANTED FOR CASH.

RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO

ACINCH

ON THE WHOLESALE MEN.

They buy old fish and transfer them into new kits and sell them to retail grocers as new fl'Sh. They treat herring In the same way. They buy rock salt by the car load to repack the flsh and herring with. Silence gives oonsent, so what I say must be true.

PETEK N. S1AFP,

FOR SALE. .-i

The desirable residence property N 323 South Fifth, just vacated by the late owner, is offered for sale. Street improvements are paid and immediate possession can be had. For further particulars see

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RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO., 20 S. Sixth St.

FOB SALE.

117 acres improved land in Fayett township owner non-resident must bej sold. Make us an offer.

RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.

MONEY.

To loan from $100 up building loan o| otherwise interest from 6 per cent to ij per cent.

RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.

EXCHANGE.

Cottage and some cash money foj good city property. RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.

EXCHANGE.

Four new houses in this city gooj location no encumberance perfect title Will exchange for farm in Vigo count]

RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.

FRESH New York and Baltimore

OYSTER

Wbolesaleor Retail, Can or Bulk.

E. W. Johnson, 615 Main S|

Fresh Candies every di at Lawrence's.