Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 25, Number 44, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 April 1895 — Page 2

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THE JvlAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

MAN ABOUT TOWN.,

Dr. Roberts'apartment house maybe the beginning of a new cbpanure iiborne life in Terre Haute. It is a fact that tl.e city is not up with other oitien in the adoption of the apartment house or "flats" idea or the "brick row" of residences. The city has now grown so large that something has to be done to provide homes for those who tio not want to live far from the centpr of the city and who cannot rent a house within the desired locality. Besides, the apartment house or flats built now wilt have all the modern conveniences that were not placed in the renidenc^s built a dozen v«ars ago or more. The modern residences near the center of the o»ty HI® owned by their occupants who built them for permanent homes and of course these houses do not become rented property. The plan for Dr. Roberts' house has forty-two rooms. They are in suites and the basement will be arranged for dining rooms. There area number of eligible building sites for flats or apartment houses within a few squares of Main street and it is quite probable that by next winter several of these structures will be underway if not ready for occupancy.

Colonel Thompson Hays he is starting in on this summer with the prospfci for as good health as be has had in the past ten years. His recent illness was *,he most serious be ever had in his life. It -left him very weak but he is now rapidly gaining strength. The illn««s was not one of the sudden pros'nuions suob as attacked him frequently dnrlhgaypai or more previous to last winter. He has not had one of those attacks for some months and the recent illness wan complication of catarrhal grip and milaria.

He caught a severe cold one of those windy days a month ag an I for week his condition W«M alarming.

The officials of the Congregational church, who were empowered to sell the church property with a view to building a new church are not rushing around to find a purchaser. They are very shrewd business men and they know that the value of their property is increasing dally. Dr. Crum referred to the fact that when be came here less than ten years ago he was told by those who had good judgment on real estate values that the property woold sell for 115,000 or $16,000 and now they expect to get at least twioe that amount. There are 100 feet front and as the lot on which the Rose Dispensary was erected sold for $300 a foot It la reasoned thai the Sixth street corner is worth as much if not more per foot.

There is talk of a new oil oompany here which is to drill wells and handle oil in a general nay.

It is reported the Supreme ooart has decided to reverse the decision of Judge Woods in the Debs contempt cases, and that the decUion will be handed down next Monday. This will relievo Debs and his associates from serving the sen* tence in the government case. There is another contempt case which will be the ocoasion of embarrassmeut to Jadge Woods. It is the Santa Fe case. That road was in the hands of a receiver and Judge Woods said at the time the cases were before him that no matter what the decision of the higher court might be in (he government case the defendants would have to suflfer punishment in the Santa Fe case. The question will be whether he will persist In imposing the punishment in that oaso after the Supreme oourt has decided against the principle Involved In his decision in the other case. The decision of the Supreme oourt will oome at a fortunate time for the welfare of the American Railway

Union. Its fiscal year will begin May 1st In the work of reorganising the order it is found that the men are get ting ready to oome in after the first of tbe month as by so doing they will have to pay bat the one annual assessment for membership. The decision of the Supreme oourt will give now courage to the men who have naturally been some what awed by the menace of disapproval by the United Statea'courts. IF they

The syndicate which has the contract for feeding cattle at the Indiana distil lery wld make a great deal of money by reason of the rise In the price of beef. It is estimated that the profit on that ae*jL *count will average »17 a head and there are 3,000 head in the pens. This profit Is calculated on the average weight of lr

that the highest court in the land decides that Dabs did not deserve to bo punished by Judge Woods they will have mora confidence in him and »h!s organization. _____

400 pounds and the price is $1,25 higher per hundred than when the cattle were bought by the syndicate. Last week several car loads were shipped to Chicago and sold at $8 pbr

hundred. The distil

lery company ha* decided to build cattle barns for the accomodation of 2,000 more cattle.

That there will be a suspension of mining operations in this state after the first of the month there is little doubt The joiut conference on the wage soale will be held next Monday but "it is out of the question that an agreement can be reached be.'ore Wedaeaday. The truth is that both miners and operators are at sea anl the result in one state depending rbo much on the action taken ip other state# and each state acting irrespective of the other it is impossible tc forecast the future. _____

The officers ofc the Athletic club objeot to calling the fistic encounters in the club rooms prize fights. They are said to be sparriug matches for scientific points. However that may be I notioed that some one sent out an associated press dispatoh from here In which it was stated that the man who lost the contest on scientific points was "knocked out." Perhaps there is such a thing as a knockout which would not come under the head of prrze fight, but if so it would be difficult to explain why. I noticed c# the two oldt-f newspaper offices' that neither paper said anything about a knock out.

It is said that Commissioner Eolsem took before the grand jury a statement made in this column in regard to the police department being under the oontrol of Crawford Fairbanks. The commissioner thought this was a libelous statement. Of course it is possible that the police may have been used in the interest of the Terre Haute brewery without lr. Kolsem being aware of thd fact, but tbe supposition is that be is on sufficiently intimate terms with Fairbanks to be told by the latter what was being done in that respect. Evidently Mr. Eolsem bad forgotten that the police board formally or informally reprimanded an official

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doing the very

thiug, the thought of which seemed to have aroused the commissioner's indignation when he was before the grand jury. The truth is it is ridiculous to set up a plea that the control of the depart ment bas not been influenced by the Fairbanks-Lamb Tammany. When tbe Chicago Jfc Eastern Illinois people employed Lamb as their attorney they se'•ured special service from the police. Jt will be recalled that Lnmh caused some of tbe force to be sent up into Ver million county to work for the road at tbe tim4 of tbe miners' strike last year, although Terre Haute was then in need of the services of every officer, as there was more or loss disorder in the city consequent upon the strike. Those officers were an much amenable to discipline as the policemen recently dismissed from the force forstayiug under cover twenty or thirty minutes. Mr. Eolsem did not tell the grand jury any of these things In fact he did not tell anything that reflected on himself or the force until the juryman began asking him questions and beforn he left the room he was not so much incensed as he nad been. His experience was like that of some of the police officers who were talking about indicting some one for libel. They left the jury room after admitting that they had plainly violated their oath in a number of lnstanoes. it

Beyond Comparison ij

Are the good qualities possessed by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Above all it purifies the blood, thus strenthening the nerves it regulates the digestive organs, invigorates the kidneys and liver, tones and builds up tbe entire system, cures Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Catarrh and Rheumatism. Get Hood's and only Hood's.

Hood's Pills oure all liver ills, biliousness, jaundice, indigestion, sick beadaohe. 26c.

CHURCH JNO IJE& o-

The following is tbe programme for to-morrow's exercises at Ceutenary: 9:30 a. m....... General Class Meeting

Jesse Levering, Leader.

8:45 a. Junior B. Epworth League J. W. Landrum, President. 10:30 A. Sermon by Rev. H. V. Leech

Subject, "From Probation to Full Charefe Membership," Followed by recep- ,J§f tlon of Probationers, 2:30 p. Sunday School

R. 8. Ten nan t, Superintendent,

ft16 p. m.. Devotional Services and Epworth League. 7:90 o. ....... Sermon by the Pastor

Subject, .'•The Gain of Godliness.'* Midweek Sons and Prayer Services every Wednesday at 7:*)». m.

Literary and Musical Entertainment of an Epworth League every Friday at 7 30 p» m. Students and strangers are always welcome at these meetings.

Christian chapel, oorner Eleventh and Buckeye streets: 7t90p.m. Bible Reatta« 9:30 a. m. Sunday School

Social meeting every Sunday (except the 4th.) Prayer meeting every Wednesday night. ivery

Preaching every 4th Sunday at ll a. m. ana 7:80p. m., also Saturday night previous to4th Snnday at7t30p. m. By Sader O. A. Riley, of Irrington/Ind. All aie Invited.

How 1 Felt.

Why, two years ago I was just about erasy, and no wonder that my wifo and children were afraid of me* Yon just want to suffer with neuralgia with no relief as I did nntll I used Sulphur Bitters. They cured me and now my wlfo says I am as meek as a lamb.—ROBKRT DAVES, American House, Boston

Get a Bottle of French Lustre for jour shoes. 1105 Main street*

E.&T. H. R. R.

Taking offset Sunday April 14th, 1896, the E. T. H. R. R. will sell Sunday Excursion tickets at rate of one fare for the round trip between all stations on Its lino. Tickets good going and returning on date of sale only.

J. R.

CONNELLY

Commercial Agent.

Eggs lOo a dosen and potatoes 7So a bushel, at Ed JU Feidler's.

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TERRE HAUTE SATUKDA EVENING- MAIL, APRIL 27, 1895.

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Sarah I. Griffin

Only a Scar Remains

Scrofula Cured— Blood Purified b) Hood's Sarsaparilla. •tt*t Hood & Co., Lowell, Uass.s

It Ith l'leasure that I send a teattmonhri earning what Hood's Sarsaparilla has doat tor my Uuglt*r. It is a wonderful mediate* aad I caniiut recommend It too highly, Barafc who is fourteen years old, has been

Afflicted With Scrofula

•ver *lsn» *ba was one year old. For live she ha*1 rtad a running sore on one side of h« Jaco. tried evi

tried every remedy recommended, but tiling did her any good until we commenced aslug Hood'sSarsaparilla. My married daughtet

Inn did her ai liood's Sarsanariu

advised ma to use Hood's Sarsaparilla beoausft

Hood's^Cures

had cured her of dyspepsia. She had bees troubled with that complaint since childhood, and since her cure she has never been without a pottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla In the hduse. We semmeneed giving it to Sarah about one ago, and It has conquered the running sore,

Only a Scar Remaining a

trace of the dreadful disease. Previous Si taking the medielne her eyesight was affected tat now she can see perfectly. In connection with Hood's Siirsaparllla we have used Hood's Vegetable Pills, and llud them the best."

GKITKIN, Xenia, Illinois.

Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick headache todlgestfrnfc biliousuasa. £^1J by all

druggist*

E.&T. R. R.

Bomeseekers' Excursion from Terre Haute, April 30th, at oue fare for tbe round trip, to points in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, good returning until May 20th.

For the meeting of the German Baptist Brethren at Roanoke, Ya., tickets will be sold atone fare for the round trip, May 30th,to June 4th, good returning for 30 days.

For the meeting of the Baptist Young People's Union at Baltimore, Md., tickets will be sold July 16th and 17tbat one fare for the rouud trip, good returning until August 5th. R. D.DIGGES, J. CONNELLY, ^Ticket Agent, Commercial Agent,

Union Depot. 65& Wabash Ave

j^ine tan shoes at 1105 Main street.

Low Rates to Indianapolis. Vandalia Line. For the K. of-P. Encampment at Indianapolis, the Vandalia line will sell from points in Indiana, on April 29t 30 and May 1,1895, excursion tickets at one fare for the round trip. Tickets good returning to and including May 2, 1895,

For Hollow Brick, Drain Tile, Sewer Pipe, Lime and Oement, go to Beiman & Steeg Co., 901-903 Wabash Ave.

Antique Copper

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Builders' Hardware

Finkbiner&Duenweg's

For four Sunday Dimmr* I Spring Lamb, Steer Beef, Sweet Breads, Pig Pork,

Tenderloins, Spare Ribs, Beef Tenderloins. a

H. EHRMANN, Fourth arid Ohio, Clean Meat Market. Telephone 220*

Millet Seed,

Oats, and Seed Potatoes and all thd leading varieties can be found at' the old reliable headquarter* of

Bauermeister & Bosch, Cor. First and Main streets.

Everybody wants French Lustre. 1106 Main street. GEORGE A TA YLOR.

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

Mew Undertaking Firm.

H. L. 8(ee«, for several years with Isaac Ball, has purchased the undertaking business formerly oontrolled by James E. Nisbet and latter owned by J. N. Hickman, located at 38 north Fourth street, and Mr. Steee has associated with Mr. Nisbet^ the firm to be known as 8tees A Nisbet. Mr. Steee came to Terre Haute four years ago from Lafayette, prior to whleh time he was for many years a resident of Denver. He Is thoroughly familiar with tbe undertaking business and during his residence in Terre Haute has earned an enviable reputation for competency. He Is especially familiar with the intricate details of embalming, a profession requiring great skill. Mr. Nisbet Is well knoitn in Terre Haute, and both lie and Mr. Stees are courteous and attentive to business.

AT NAYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE

TERRS HAUTE, INC.,

ABSOLUTELY FREE

ONE NIGHT ONLY,

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IS COMING WITH HEALING IN HIS HANDS

The Deaf, Blind and hm

WILL BE

TREATED FREE

Upon tbe public stage at Naylor's Opera House, one night only, Saturday, April 27 Doors open at 7. Demonstration at 8 o'clock p. m.

THE WORLD'S INVINCIBLE

Who, It Is Said, Cures the

The Deaf, Blind, Sick, Lame and Paralytic by the

LAYING ON

To make your Sunday dinner complete, go to Fiess & Herman, 27 north Fourth street, where you will always find an abundance of the choicest meats of all kinds. They have also on hand sausages of all kinds of their own make. Telephone 252.

Will publicly demonstrate his God glvlng power and heal the slcK as above without money and without price.

Admission Free.

Admission free, on the stage free.

ARISE AND WALK.

All those who- are on crutches, rheumatic, palsied, paralytle, deaf or blind (for years) and wish to be cured are invited, and as great a number as possible will be treated FREE upon the stage.

He not only treats the blind, lame and crippled at hTi» private office in the New Filbeck Hotel, but all diseases quickly yield to his Btrange power. Catarrh, Incipient consumption, ehronlc bronchitis, chronic dlai rhoearneuraligis,nervous prostration.diabetes, Brlght'is disease, epilepsy or fits, tamors in all conditions, diseases of a delicate nature, diseasedi bone, hip disease^ deafness, heart disease, bladder disorder, hemorrhoids or piles, chronic- rheumatism, obstinate constipation, disorders of women, cataract of eyes, cancer, sciatica, paralysis, fistula, liver complaint, kidney troubles, scrofula, gravel, throat disorders, irapotency, and, In faclf all chronic diseases quickly yitld to- animal magnetism in the hands of this phenomenal physician.

Dr. Franklin Stuart Temple, the Boy Phenomenon, has engaged a «ecial suite of parlors at the New Filbeck Hotel, where he will remain two- week* only, from Saturday, April 27thi, to Saturday, May 11th, inclusive, where those who desire private treatment may call any day from 10 a. m. to m.

Owlng to-the short time he wlir remain in Terre Haute, the doctor has decided to give examinations, consultations and advice free to all on Snnday, April 28tbjfrom 10 a. m. to 4

m., at the New Filbeck Hotel.

OTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.

STATB or IHDIAKA, COUNTY or Vioo, J. H. Morgan, Sadie W. Morgan, Win. F.

Lamar, Elisabeth Sybil Ktfth, heirs of Henry Melval Keith, deceased: You are hereby notified that on the 20th «ay of May, 1806,1 will have the Surveyor of __ ..... .— northwest aoarter in section township 12 north of range 9 west and tbe lands adjoining theieto. Parties concerned will meet at tbe northwest corner of section 2*-13 9at 9 o'clock

TE^RE^AUTE HAVINGS BANK, By H. J. Baker, Attorney.

Fred J. Stineman,

5. W. Cor. Third and Poplar Sts.,

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Fine Staple Fancy Groceries,

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Provisions, Smoked Heats, Canned Goods, Etc.

We buy close, have,reasonable rent*, and therefore sell at close margin, giving our patrons the benlfit of reasonable prices on first-class goods. We give prompt attention to all orders, deliver goods when desired, and respectfully solicit your patronage, because we can give you tbe fall worth of your Money.

Thurman Coal and Mining Co. BILL OF FARE TODAY. Bnudl Rlook, per ton«.w, Brasii Block nut doable screened... 2.26 Bnudl Block nut single screened— 1.26 O a 0 0 Double Screened NUt

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1»70

Office, 884 porth Klghth. Phone, It GEO. B. THIHiMAW, Mftnagw.

Ming

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Seats free. Treatment

Prof. W. Fletcher Hall

Tiie World'!* Greatest Sight Diagnostician, will deliver bis famous lecture on

"The Power of Vital Magnetism"

"The boy is the star and director, the audience are all actors, Ms patients the honored and rewarded heroes, while the opponents of his system are the nonplussed and bewildered."

He performs eures which will astonish the skeptical, set the serious to thinking and convince the doubtful. No matter what the disease—how bad, how long standing Or bow hopeless the-case— they are amenable to eore, and they will

in Groceries, Meats, etc.

First Time in Terre Haute of the Amusement Colossus of the West. Universally Declared by the Chicago Newspapers to be the Biggest and Best Exhibition Ever Seen in That City.

WORLD'S GREATEST SHOWS

AMERICA'S LARGEST, GRANDEST, BEST EXHIBITION.

Royal Roman Hippodrome,

S-Ring Circus, Elevated Stages, Mil lonalre Menftgerie, Colossal Horse Fair, Oceanic Aquarium, Museum of Marvels and Trained Animal Exhibition,

LIBERATI'S BAND OF 60 SOLOISTS

One Hour of Concert Music Before Every Performance.

FLYING WONDERS THEn A CAM A UNEQUALED AMONG OF TWO WORLDS

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LANDAUER1R0UPE

FJpv rv\/ C? A /l/I 11 \J England's Greatest Quartette of Acrobats, CU I L* I Now Seen for the First Time in America.

All the World's Greatest Bareback's Riders

Mike Rooney Chas. W. Fish, Oeclle Lovrande, Daniel Leon, Wm. De Van, Edward Shipp, M'ile Elena, Julia Lowande, Marian Leslie. I A wn A I TED TDAI TDP NINE FLEXIBLE MODELS IN CLASSIC 8TATULAlNDAUtlK I KvUFc ARY AND PICTURESQUE PYRAMIDS.

AKIMOTO'S TROUPE OF lilPERIAL JAPANESE EQUILIBRISTS O S O E E O O O I A I S A O N E A

ONLY GIANT GIRAFFE MONSTER HIPPOPOTAMUS

Racing Glories of Old Rome, together with Exciting Contests of the Modern Turf. Two and Four-Horse Chariot Races, Standing, Hurdle, Obstacle and other Races GRANDEST FREE PAGRANT ever seen on the Streets of any City, leaves the Show GroundsatlOo'cIockouthe moraiugof the Kxhibltloa. Tea kinds of Music. Moscow stiver chimes. Hteara Calliope. Roral Carriages from Kiusrly Court?. Don't Miss It, TWO COMPLETE PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 O'CLOCK

One SO-Cent Ticket Admits to all Combined Shows, Children Under 12 Half Price

sarAsfc Your Ticket Agent for RailroadlExcurslon Rates.

WILL EXHIBIT WITHOUT FAIL IN

Terre Haute, Saturday, May 18th

VUITIAO AERIAL VAULTERS.

HAVENS & QEDDES COL

THE BIO STORE, FIFTH STREET AND WABASH AVENUE.

Dress Goods

New arrivals ot Black Goods* ^JLiate Novelties, all wool, 40,

45, 50, 85, 75c per yard. Beautiful 60 inch, all wool Black Serge fine quality cheap

at $L00 our price 75c. 1" ... .. The finest 6lack Serge ever sold here 50 inches wide would have cost you $150 last year our price $1.00.

The best 25c Serge in town here, both black and colored.

Havens & Geddes Co.

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GERMANY'S FAMOJJS ATHLETES.

IN LIVING MONUMENTAL

Special Attractions for Next Week

r,LEANING

For us is about over. The result of our labor is new wall

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paper, new paint, new shelving, new plate glass front, in fact we

have a beautiful new store, to

which we

have you call. We will, as usual, keep the BEST of everything

Lawrence Hickey,

Right on the* Corner Twelfth and Main Streets.

8" Telephone 8o.

N. B.-We have a large assortment of Garden and Flower Seeds, Seed Potatoes and will endeavor to have all Vegetables in season. ''J'r

would be pleased to S

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