Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 25, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 December 1894 — Page 4

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TAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. SUBSCRIPTION PHIC*, 92,00

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PKOMUKTOttS. PUBLICATION OVriCK.

No®. 20 and 23 South Fifth Street, Printing House Square. The Mail is sold In thp elty by 260 uewiboy* and all newsdealers, and by agent* tn 80 aurrounding town*. Entered at the PostoAoe at Terre Haute, lad., an second-class matter.

TERRE HAUTE, IND., DEC. 1, 1894

would seem that the members of the Women's Christian Temperauoe Union are working themselves ii^o an •unpleasant frame of mind unnecessarily, over

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Cleveland's use of wine to

•christen the new steamship St. Louis. •She was requested to take advanced ground on the liquor question by using a bottle of water to bre*k on the bow of the vessel, instead of following the timehonored custom of using wine, but she paid no attention to the request. It hasn't struck her

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yet, that if all

the liquors manufactured were disposed of as harmlessly as in the case la question, the W. C. T. U. and kindred organisations would And their occupation gone. a

of the Cleveland worshipers will

have a fit of the horrors at the announcement that one of the new Populist Congressmen from the South will introduce a resolution in the next Congress asking for an investigation of the statement that Cleveland, who was reputed to he a poor man when he retired from the presidency In 1889, is now worth over four million dollars. He thinks It is a fit matter for investigation, and aa the Populists in the next Congress will have but little to do but create talk, he proposes to begin by having a little fun with the President. Some of the latter's mugwumpian idolators are likely to die of heart disease at the presumption of any man in questioning the aots of their •demi-god. _______

One of the results of Japan's victories •over China will be the enlightment of millions of people as to the character of the people of the former nation. Their superiority, in all respects, over their -enemy is to be clearly recognized, but more than that their superiority in warfare over many of the nations of Europe is also to be established. In this connection a recent article written by Rear

Admiral Belknap, U. S. N. is to the point. He stiys "the annals of Japaq for the paat thousand year* show as much personal valOr, strategic ability: and heroic inoldent as can be found in the (history of Great Britain or any^.ther European power during that period." Admiral Belknap comments on the fact that while the Japanese army and navy rank equal with those of any nation the foreigner has no place in either. Japan maintains her traditional policy of "Japan for the Japanese"—a "knownothing" policy, so to speak.

THE

feeling of exhilaration and ex

altation tbat is popularly supposed to pervade the bosom of every man on his wedding day, seems to have affected the new Czar, who was wedded this week to the Princess Allx. In honor of his wedding he issued a manifesto remitting various debts to the crown, including the repayment of the grants made the peasants on account of famine. He also wholly remitted arrears of taxes and fines, and mitigated or shortened sentences of imprisonment, police supervision and deportation at hard labor. "The prosecution for treason of offendeiti who have remained undiscovered for fifteen j'ears will be abandoned and am nesty was granted to the participants in the Polish rebellion of 1863, who will be permitted to reside anywhere in Russia. If polygamy were lawful and popular in Russia, and the Czar would take a new wife every few days, and follow up the manifesto plan, that benighted conn try might in the'course of time become Jbalf-clvilized.

Thrift is a blessing. Save by buying at Ed L. Feldler's next Thursday. Arbuokle's coffee, 20o 22 pounds granulated sugar for $1.

Large, Fresh Oysters,

Star

fine, sweet and clean. "Ellis" Brand as oheap as any, at Eiser's.

Opening Season Sale. Great rnsh for Sleds and Skates. "Everything reduoed tor cash at A. G. Austin A Co.'s.

See the elegant display of Pictures and Art Goods of Merring Art Co., suitable for Christmas presents, in the show windows of the Haveps A Geddes Qo.'s big •tore. __________________

The fact that people from all parts of the city buy their Sausages

nortitox^

Fieesw Herman, 27 N.

4th street, is good evidence that they make the best. Give them atrial. Telephone 252.

Attractive Minting and stationery makes talk, and talk makes business, and business makes money—and if you want attractive printing of any kind yon osnH do better than to go to The Globe Printing Co., at Fifth and Ohio streets, where new type end artistic workmen turn out nothing but the beet. Prioee Are reasonable for first class WOT*.

mTYiHNKE

A Charming Entertainment Mrs. Aydelotte's pupils will give an entertainment, the MQypsy Camp," at Nay lor'a opera house, Thursday evening, Deo. 13th, that promises to surpass all previous effort*. The ooatutnes will be those of the sixteenth oentury, elaborately reproduced. Professor Breinig Is arranging special rnuslo for the occasion. The display of photographs of the leading members of the oast will attract muoh attention, a* the work is of the very finest ohtyracter, and the groapings are all different.

We Invite all those who have not yet bought their winter olothlng to give us a call before buying and examine our goods and prloes. We have made great preparations for Deoembor trade. For the last two weeks we have reoelved wagon loads of overcoats, ulsters and

GOODMAN A HIR9CHLER, Leading Clothiers and Tailora

For one week more we will sell you six four-ply linen ooll&rs for 89c, worth $1.00.

SOHLUER fc FOULKES. You and friends are invited to see the great stock of fine Pianos and Organs, consisting of all the ohoioe styles and woods made. Now ctu exhibition at 802 Wabash avenue. Call and see good* whether you wish to buy or not.

D. H. BALDWIN A CO.

Wholesale Candies,

Fruits, Nuts, and anything in the Novelty line at Eiser's, Ninth and Wabash avenue. Get our prioes.

YOUNG MAN

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

Fire insurance.

Dailey, 509 Ohio street, repre

sents some of the oldest and most reliable fire insurance companies now doing business in this country. If you want to place your insuranoe in first-class companies, be sure to give him a call.-

Buy Bread, Cakes and Crackers baked by Miller Bros, and you will always get the best. Nothing but first-class material is used. 4

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

See the generous offer made by The Fair of a Bicycle Free to the lncky guesser of the number of times the letter "s" occurs in The Mail of January 5th.

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

Sunday Dinner.

Spring Lamb, Steer Beef, Sweet Breads, Pig Pork, Tenderloins, Spare Ribs,

Beef Tenderloins.

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

For Sporting Goods of every description, Cutlery, and Skates, go to headquarters, W. D. Morris & Co's., 521 Wabash avenue A full line at reasonable prices.

Everybody knows that "Garland" Stoves and Ranges are the world's best. They combine elegant finish, durability and convenience with economy of fuel, and in spite of all oompetition hold their station far in advanoe of all others. We take pleasure in calling $he attention of our readers to their merit. Sold only by

fiiitfierlS^ TOni ihotit this time, Just before Chrlstr

Lilm—Perry, in fact, waxing hot and maa, that somebody started the new Kvintinff to fl«ht jui Ul-oondltioned, namft for the bjoe-eysd Prnaslan,

O. C. SMITH'S 80NS CO.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. The time for the payment of the November installment of city taxes expires on Monday, December 3d. Please be prompt and avoid penalty.

CHAS. BALCH, City Treasurer*

Fresh Candies, every day at Lawrence's.

Do You Buy Goods from Stores That Sell on Credit

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Next Saturday,

Dec. 8/'

Do you pay youT cash there for goods when your neighbors stand alongside of you at the same counter and tell'ther clerks to "charge itf" Do you profess, to" have ordinary business sagacity?

Holiday Opening, Hoberg, Root & Co,

you blindly think that the store tha't sells any and all kinds of people "pnf time" oan afford to give you full round value for your'oashf If ypu think at all, you know it can't be done. The

suits by freight and express. Our stock store that retails goods on oredit must lose heavily in any community. It doesn't make any sort of difference how large and arlstooratic tbat 6tore may }te —as the more style the more expenseit has got to figure to lose heavily, To keep it's head above wqtter it must "pile on the profits" so as to get from the oaf oustomera enough profits to fill the terrible gape made by the dead beat oredit army. We've been there, itwL know what we're talking about, iijiwe We*-e buying goods apfttail and bad the bash th. pay for them, we'd shuii a oredit store to the last. If we were a "de|d beat" and wanted to buy goods on loc time, to be jtalci f6r In eternity, we1 sleep mighty dose to the oredit store.

is now as oochplete as it was early in the season. Having bought these goods at extremely low figures, we are enabled to sell for less than any other house in the city. Give us a c$U and be OQ®" vlnoed of the above.

In buying at the cash store you are not paying for the terrible rlskB and losses of the merohant, as l^e has do suoh risks and losses as are always rob bmg the oredit merohant. Take your oash where you get paid for it, in big, round values at all times, pp

C. L. BURCH, ProfHetoiC iS 618 Wabash Avenue.

Buy EiBer's Caramels.

For one week more we^ will sell you six four-ply linen oollars for 39c, worth $1.00T

SCHLUER & FOULKES. Blow, bugles, blow! set the wild echoed flying! Feidler's bio: bargain Bale nexj Thursday is a hummer.

ion ftrfc&'s'Cream Baldng Po#dt Most Perfect Made. Buy Eiser's Caramels.

Twenty-five '4 per cent $

"4. .^javed#"'*''r 1

Gold Spectacles and Glasses To Suit

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F0RCED SALE*

One hnadred and twelve teres of good land, within sine ttUa* of this City. Make tui an offer. .-r RIDDLS^RAMILTOV CGjr.pfc

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'•n^eiialogue.

In the

Jewelry Line v| 25 per cent less than Retail Prices. it

The Terre Haute

Trust Co.

Is authorised by law to act as

EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, QUARDIAN,

A -u-j Eyes "^T l- Tested If Free.

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Only Exclusive Optical House In the C^ity.

673 MAIN STREET, FIVE DOORS WEST OF SEVENTH STREET.

602 W

and caught the regicnent camped in sight at Ootid Peak. He tjgd a lon« ooniergpog wjlk BeCgb*

RECEIVER,

4. ASSIGNEE,

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'imLJLm A0BW'

ott&d for, runts collected, Invest*

monls made, trust* of all kinds executed, loans made on mortgagen and collateral, bonds and mortgages bought slid sold.

want to know more about it come and see us.

517 Ohio Street, Terre Haute, Ind.

I. H. C. ROY8B, m. M. 8. DURHAM,* President. Vice President. CHA8. WHITCOMB, Secretary

Thurman Coal and Mining Co. BILL OF FA^E TODAY. Brazil Blook, per ton.M f£.9C Brasll Blook nut double screened^.. 2.26 Brasil Blook nut single screened.-- 1.26 Otter Creek Lump.............. ...» 2.00 Double Screened Nut...

Office. 884 north Bightb. Phone, M8 OEO.R. THUR8

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MAN, Manager.

OYSTERS

Wholesale or Retail, Can or Bulk

B. W. Johnson, 615 Main St

John N. & Geo. Broadhurst,

SKALKRS Hf

BITUMINOUS COAL

MACKSVILLE, IND.

Orders jjpay »e iedtt at City IScates, on Nortb Third street.

MERRITT,

.The Merchant Tailor and Hatter,

616 J^aln Street. ,,

An elegant stock of Woolens for Fall Wear. mAll the new shapes in Fall Hats.

$25 to $50^.

Uenticmen. B.lns or Mlllnir

"Old Reliable Plater." O.ly

prMticsl way10 replaM nut and won IUIITM, foriu, tpOMM. »MI quickly done dipping In melted metal. No ezperienoe, polUhlnf or mMhlnery. Thick plata at on. operation la«t» frto 10 year. tin. flnlih when taken from the plater. Every family hai plating to do. Plater »ell» readily. Profit* large. W. P. H»rri«o» fc Cq,

Cain klM, O.

FOE SALE.

Fbrty-five acres with improvements, within six miles of this city. Price,

A SQUARE TALK.

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

Order

Christmas Presents

Satisfaction Guaranteed.

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The Best

Method Used to fit the Eye Properly. ,,

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H. F. SCHMIDT, OPTICIAN,

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wliia," striding along in front of her, slender, erect, In the most lmmaonlate

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Gainful

Monday

you

Another Special Sale

Dress Goods

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How about'' your

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New York and Baltimore'

Underwear. Monday Special

Sales of

Underwear. See the

Men's' Shirts and .v Drawers -J we sell for

50C

each.

I TSjp

New-'—:'

Umbrellas. NewMaflk? and

Boas. I New Cloaks and Jackets.

Watch for

& *.•:--• fit

Sole

Agents, tot ^Poster's

Gloves.

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New Pianos, pnees $200 to $500,100 Organs, $55 to $150. Terms to suit put-1. chasers. Headquarters iti Our ljne. Old instruments taken in exchange.

D: H.BALDWIN &

Af=iT=r A."V^H32rcrH3, "FT AtJ^E, X3STD.

Missed Something if you have not seen our Dress Goods. Our Dress Goods Rise in Merit while they Fall in Price.

That's what we heard at our Dress Goods Department. Twas the sentiment of a Pleased Customer.

THE SEAL OP MERIT.

Impressed on all Dry Goods, Garments, Cloaks or Suits from Hoberg*8. Always tit.

come here You won't regret

MORE ROOM FOR

HOLIDAY QOODS

Is what we are after, and to get It we offer some bt^ bargains in

9 DRESS GOODS

NOTE THESE PRICES.

ROYAL SUITINGS All Wool sold for 50c comes in blue, gray, brown and green

ALL-WOOL SERGES 'Been selling lots of them for 65c yd. now choice of all new 5all shades. .......

.WOOL NOVELTIES 40 pieces, French and German weaves. It's the topnotch in fashion's weaves. .When we first struck them

*the price was $1, $1.25 yd., which is one-fourth lower than like quality a year ago. "Now we can do better still choice of the 40 pieces

SUIT PATTERNS -|A

few more All-Wool Suit .^Patterns the $4, $5 and $6 _patteins made into one lot choice per pattern

All the $18, $20 and $22 patterns in order to make room, "choice

They are "Gainful Transactions." Will you gain

soihething?

Special pecu Sale in our Cloak Parlors.

Those 48-lnch Jackets Beaver

Cloth $0.08.

Handkerchiefs form

Important factor BO close to the

35c v*.

Holidays. Call and seieourline in'

49c

Silk or

Linen" Gents''* All Linen

Handkerchiefs

IOC.

59c vo-

$3.12

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NJFINEST DRESS GOODS ^-^Our leadership in Fidest Dress Goods is acknowledged. This season's collection of Novelty Suit Patterns is unapproachable.

THE MOST POPULAR PLACE —TOR—

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A/f

Schramm, who, all unno-

tioed and nneeen by her, wae thus be*

New Silks. ,, ft

New.

Ribbons.

New Boas. Is-"* New Jewelry/"

$11.98

Cloaks, Wraps, Salts, Far Garments

IS OUR CLOAK PARLORS. Goodness and elegance are the speechmakers tbat sell our garments.

Hoberg, Root & Co.

..netitt.fUs 518-520 Wabash Avenue,

Butterlck Patterns Sold

Here.,,.,

tvuMmu aumnpuu, suvwei, uui Large bath tubs. Every room is cold baths, entirely snit the ba

heated and ventilated to