Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 25, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 April 1895 — Page 5

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BAKING POWDER

MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. earn Ammonia, Alum or any other adultOTrt, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.

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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

BASS BALL.

The baseball season will open to-mor-row with a game between the League team aud the Brewers, last year's local champion*. The league players will all be here this evening.

The schedule of the Western Interstate League as adopted at Lafayette this week, shows the following dates for the jooal team at home with the clubs named:

Joliet—May 2,3, 4, 5 July 11,12,13, i4 August 10,11,12. Bloomington—May 7, 8, 9,10 July 20, .21, 22, 23 August 3, 4, 5.

Aurora—May 12,13, 14,15 July 30, 3i August 1, 2. Fort Wayne—May 80 (two games), June !, 2 July 16, 17, 18,19 August 30, 31 September 1.

Lafayette—June 4, 5, 6, 7, 27, 28 29, SO August 15,16,17. By this schedule the Terre Haute team will travel 2,987 miles, Bloomington, 2,909 Lafayette, 2.800 Ft. Wayne, 2,746 Aurora, 2,562 Joliet, 2,530.

SHORT AND SWEET.

A gambler may be ace society man. A hand-book—a work on palmistry. Out of pocket the modern billiard table.

A drinking man seldom geis out of breath. A headlong man is not a man with long head.

A man who drives.away customers— the cabman. .jim}

When,sleep Is broken what becomes of the pieces? "Catarrh Cannot be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh -is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to oureluyOu must take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and aotsdirectly on the Dlood and raucous surfaces. Hall's Clatarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a tegular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfQOt combinations of the two in-

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redients Is what produces such wonderresults in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free, F. J. CHENEY A CO., Props., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, price 75o.

The Tribune, honest value. F. E. FKEERS BICYCLE CO.

High art tailoring is the maghet that attracts those in need of spring suits to Klewit A Holler, 814 Main street.

Fanoy potatoes 75o bushel, eggs 10c dozen, at Ed L. Feldler's.

The Mew Method Laundry, 725 Main street, is the place to take your work if you want nothing but the best. Your goods are handled by experienced operators who leave nothing undone to make them look perfect. All we ask is for you to let us bay® yopr bundle and we do the rest.

We guarantee our 20 lb. roftd wheel. F. E. FREER9 BICYCLE CO.

Don't forget about, Miller $Bros\ Fine Bread, Cakes. [Pies, Crackers. They can not be excelled. Fruit Bread is as good as Cake.

The Mew Method Laundry, 728 Main street, is the place to take your Vork if you want nothing but the best. Your goods are handled by experienced operators who leave nothing undone to make them look perfect. All we ask is for you to let us have your bundle and we do the rest.

The Winton is a winner. F. E. FREERS BICYCLE CO.

Ham 106 pound, eggs lOo dozen and fanoy potatoes 75o bushel, at Ed L. Feidler's. s.

Do not wear the garments of the by* gone past, but modernize your manly form by introducing it to a new suit made by Klewit A Holler, 814 Main street, I

Tribune, Winton and Sterling bloyolee. F. B. FREERS BICYCLE CO.

Baby Carnages

All the latest styles. You must see them before you buy. The prloea very low. Guarantee satisfaction on every one sold.

See the fine display of speoial lines of Art Oooda in the Havens A Geddea Oo.'s west window. Many more are shown on the seoond floor, and will be sold at 25 per cent, discount next week.

Furniture and Carpets of good quality and at reasonable prioes. WILLIS WRIGHT, |S 424 Main street.

Goodman A Hirschler never showed a better line of boys' and children's clothing than they do this season'. They have all the latest styles, from the cheapest to the best. A ball and bat free with every suit.

A nobby line of Children's Headwear at reasonable prioes at the WHITE PALACE, 521 Main street

BffN-HUR

The Ben Hur

The Scientific American in a recent is sue comments very favorably on the BEN HUR wheel, on aooount of its excellent workmanship and beauty and style of finish. In the artlole referred to it is termed "the best wheel in the world fer $85, and superior to many of the flOO wheels now on the market. The sole agent In tbi* city for the Ben Hur is

GEO. C. ROSSELL, 722 Main street.

25 pictures for 20o if you use theKombi. Only |3 50, at Btgwood's. f=s^|g||y

Louis D. Smith, 677 Main street, is acknowledged headquarters for all kinds of Base Ball Supplies, including all the Spalding and Reaoh goods, and many others. He has the largest line in the oity and at the very lowest prices, f-j!

Best Bed Spring in the market for the money, at JOHN G. DOBBS, 635-637 Main street.

A nobby line of Children's Headwear at reasonable prices at the I WHITE PALACE, 521 Maiu street.

Tin Roofing and Guttering.

Contractors and builders and others will find it to their advantage to consult George S. Zimmerman before contracting for Tin Roofing and Gnttering. His work is unexcelled and his prices most reasonable.

Sterling Silver novelties very ohe'ap at Bigwood's. Very popular for prizes ai card parties.

Millinery Opening

Tuesday and Wednesday, April 9th and 10th at -~j._

Emma F.

14 S. Fourth St.

A nobby line of Children's Headwear at reasonable prices at the

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WHITE PALACE, 521 Main street.

Now that the weather has turned warmer people will have to change their heavy winter clothing. Goodman A Hirschler Are headquarters for fine suits for men, boys and children. They show an extra large line of dress suits, and are sure that noltody has ever shown as large and good a line as they do, at prioes that defy competition. Give Goodman A Hirschler a call before buying your new spring suit.

"Comfort for Our Darlings Where? Who? Why Flsbeok's Furnltore Store have Baby Carriages, so bring on the babies. 309 W«bash avenue, and make them happy.

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No old stock to be worked off. Everything new in Furniture and Carpets* at WILLIS WRIGHT'S, 424 Main street.

ERSONS who are thinking of resenting to their dear ones fine

nquire always at a reliable house: all oases,

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nd therefore get good goods fair treatment.

Nor

ever do we exaggerate misrepresent our goods.

all sales, large and small.

EMIL WULSCHNER A SON,'

F. L. PAIGE, Mgr. 640 Wabash Ave.

Attend Kd L, Feidler's bargain sale next Wednesday and Thursday. His prices are very low.

People who investigate before they invest, will have their clothing made by Klewit A Holler, 814 Main street.

See us for real estate.

MILLINERY OPENING

Tuesday and Wednesday, April 9th and 10th, All invited. ^f The very latest designs in Nobby Neokwear at low prioes at heudquarters, the WHITE PALACE, 521 Main street.

Fisbeok's Furniture House Have all the latest novelties in Baby Cabs this season. Designs, Colors, Parasols, Wheels, Springs, Finish, eto. We take pride to show you our beautiful line. Call earlj and select your ohoioe,

Fanoy Grapes at Eiser's.

The time is approaohing when farme will mpke their ^purchases of Seeds fi spring sowing, aqd we desire to their attention, to the fact that we arji now, as we have always been, headquarters fop all kinds of Grain, Field and Garden Seeds .Timothy aud Clover made a specialty.'•?

Bauermeister & Busch, -K Corner First and Main.

The very latest designs in Nobby Neokwear at lew prioes at headquarters^ the WHITE PALACE, 621 Main street.

Diamonds very oheap at Bigwood's. Buy now before the tariff 1h added.

WE NOW HA.YB BOOM For our Spring Stj^k, andj we hare beauties./Drop in aud see our new sty1es and prices. We can fit you and please you. Our stock of low Shoes is all that can be desired. Call and see them and you will buy.

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TJfiRRE HA DTE SATURDAY fiVBNXNQ- MAIL, APRIL 6,1895.

P. KIVITS,

I l!!: 39ft Moil. 328 Main St.

PERSONAL,.

Pgentleman's

ERSONAL—If young lady who admired feet on Main street car has a brother, tell him the shoes came from. Griffiths'.

Fmen.

OB RENT—4,000 pair# of fldecalf shoes fer These shoes ai all empty, and we wish 4,000 desirable tenants to move in at

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NWU IIWW UWJNOUIO IGUNUWS IU MOV0 in at once. You may have a'life lease for 93, or wlll'f urnlsh warranty deed to you and your heirs sloteVer at ram© prlcfe. Griffith, 420 Main street. „.. .....

St. Marys and Maoksvllle,

a lady's diamond ring, pearl necklaoe, a gold watch, with initials '*J. H." and a pair of Griffith's $3 shoes. Finder can keep all but the shoes. Address 420 Main street.

ANTED—Correspondent by young Kanlady. Party answering must be tall, dark complexioned, and must wear Qrifflth's S3 shoes. AddresB Griffiths', 420 Mala street.

WANTED—The

present address of Mae

Von Swunklneel, lat^ of the Austrian army, who left Vienna on the 10th of January ult., en route for Terre Haute to purchase a pair of Griffiths' (3 shoes. Address Griffith, 420 Main street.

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ANTED—To sell a man with 30 feet in a pair of shoes at 81.5oa foot. Griffith, 420 Main street.

ANTED—Sober, 1 us tr lous man employment for two years to wear oat a of Griffiths' S3 shoes.

REALTY BARGAINS.

'•S |150 buys lot 50x150, worth |250. |500 buys house worth |800. $700 buys 40 acres near Maoksvllle worth $1,200. $950 buyanevy cottage, B. A L., worth |1,200. -yHi $1,000 buys 10 acres adjoining this olty worth $1,500. $1,000 buys lot 50x150,' carrier Fifth and Looust, worth $1,500. $1,100 buys 5 room cottage, nurthJSixth street, worth $1,400. pfr$1,200 buys 40 acres, improved, near Terre Haute, worth $1,500. $1,250 buys 20 acres, improved, good house, near Maoksvllle, worth $1,800. $1,500 buys cottage, lot 50x150, Eighth street, central, worth $2,000. $1,750 buys lot 42x150, Sixth street south of Van, worth $2,200. $2,000 buy* int 50x50, Fifth and Chestnut, worth $2,500

R1DDLE-HAM1LT0N 00.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Stock of merchandise. Will exchnnge for good elty or farm property. 10 acres of land wltn good Improvements adjoining city. 8 room house on south Fourth street: cen* trally looted.

For particulars, call on

IN CARPETS WE HAVE THE LATEST PATTERNS.

Our Furniture

I* Modem and Attractive. We are confident that our price* will please yon.

J. FRED PROBST, 642 WABASH AVE.

R. DAHLEN, 003 Wabash Ave.

tm FOR SALE.

Good three room house, lot 40x142, foronlv #550: bte bargain. Two 8 room houses, very cheap. 1 have several vacant lots that will he sold very cheap. For particulars call on a DAHLEN, 802 Wabasb Ave.

a man sells poisons to a person suffer from It, death ensues, be It guilty of murder. Here are the wtelfsaliauecUaeai np all the itable and igdoms and put np Tn "amyllc sleohol" and water the artificial source of apple oil, sold to boyers for good .whiskey, and noOourt_or Gran# Jury takestsognlttnce, murder legltlmatteed and "legalised. Pure llQ nor free from potsoa at Old Cobweb Hail, Peter N. Staff, til Wabash avenue.

-NIGHT

4 #h« Great Mind Reader,

Paul Hieiander

Startling, Bewildering, Astonishing. Come early to get a seat. I Prioes only 25,35 and SOo.

SOPRANO.

Wednesday, April 10th.

Peerless Band

60 Eminent M-nslolans.

Johtf Phlilp Sonsa, Conductor.

MIBS

Marie Barnard

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Carrie Duke

VIOLINIST.

Seats on sale at Buntin's.

Prices, 25,50 75c and $1

Saturday Eve., April 13.

The favorite singing Irish comedian,

In the new comedy drama,

THE IRISH ARTIST

A ploturesque play.beautifully staged. Seats on sale at Buntin's Thursday.

tPrices,,25,

$0,75c and $1

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Cannot be made young, but the right glasses for the eye will go a ong ways in that direction.

jtt. F. SCHMIDT,

I Optician, 673 Alain 5t^(

Oanufit yb« liorreirtly.^

Western Star lashing Machine, $2 each

Wringers, $1.50 each.

Galvanized Iron Tubs, 40c, 50c, 60c.

Vasb Boards, ISc to

lotlits Backs, 40c, 00c, 60c. I

All Kitchen Utensils at bottom prices.

Townley,

609 & 429 Wabash Avenue.

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Let as bid on yoar Furnace and Mantels.

VERS OF

Your attention is called to my fine stock of Flower Seeds and Bulbs, es-

PEAS,

popali

Sowers.

J. A. Foote,

Seed Store, 313 Wabash Ave.

If It's Perfection You Want......

Perfection in laundry work, dyeing, scouring, or chemical cleaning, come to us. You'll get it, and at no higher cost than at places where you won't get it.

Lace Curtain work simply fine. No bias edges when we launder them.

Our chemical cleaning department is turning out immense quantities of the very finest work you ever saw. No danger to shape or color when our process is employed. The process is exclusively our own.

Prices? WeU, they'll suit you.

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Facts, Not Fancy

Style amounts to little !/'•e Unless the quality be fair. Low prices are no bargains^

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J. T. H. Miller,

Clothier, Merchant Tailor and Men's and Boy's Furnisher, 322 Wabash Ave., West of Sixth Street.

HAVENS & GEDDES CO.,

Carpet Department

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Spring Stock Now Complete.

Eemnrkable Exhibit of our own importations of Japan and China Mattings at exceptionally low prices. 0 Largest and Finest stork of Carpets in the city.

Lace Curtains great variety and exclusive designs. House Furnishings of every description.

E. M. Walmsley, Manager

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