Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 25, Number 48, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 May 1895 — Page 5

A PAPEH

Klinger, Chas. J. Davis, C. M. Rldgeley, Harry O. Davis, C. H. Neukom, Will Way, Silas Lynn and A. P. Stone. Tbe pother entries do not clrse until May 29th.

ITP-TO-DATB FeRNlTURB We buy as oheap aa anyone. We sell everything at same ratio. We don't blow. We sell goods. Come and see us.

I DECORATION DAY. The members of both Q. A. R. posts, S. of V., W. R. C., L. A. S., and U. V. L. will attend servioes at the Baptist ohurch to-morrow morning, when Rev. J. S

Holmes will deliver the Memorial Day sermon. On Thursday the members of the organizations above named, with other organizations intending to parUcipate will form at Third and Ohio streets at 1 o'clook p. m. and take up the line of march to Woodlawn. The regular exeroises will be held here, after which an oration will be delivered by Hon. Geo. W. Faris. In the evening exercises will be held at G. A. R. hall.

Woman With a Past In the Drama.

In a recent speech before the curtain in New York Augnstin Daly said, in thanking the public for its support of his endeavors: "If I have not produced more new plays during tbe season for your entertainment, it has been because I have not been able to find good plays -with acceptable themes which I thought worthy to be placed before you. Our authors in 'his country as well as in England, France and Germany seem to be absorbed just now in the exploitation of the woman with a past, or with several pasts, or the gentleman with no future, or who does not .believe in a future."

Bicycle Luncheons.

Bicycle teas and luncheons are the latest novelties in fashionable entertainments. For such a luncheon the table, which should' be round, represents a Wheel The edge should be bordered by a

Women's Club#.

It is not solely for the advancement of pure thought in the azure zone of intellect that women's clubs are formed. There are feminino societies or clubs for the promotion of cooking, cycling, needlework, munioipal reform, athletics, singing, politics, equestrianism, the cosmos, lukewarm tea and many other things. In our time the field of femininity is coextensive with the compass of womanhood.—New York Sun.

Father of Country.

The sobriquet "Father of His Country" was first applied to Marias, the Roman officer who, B. C. 102 and 101, won signal Victories over tho northern barbarians. Marius declined tho honor, but tho name was afterward given to Cicero, then to aeverol more or leas worthy Roman emperors, and finally to Washington, who, by his enemies, was also termed tho "Stepfather of His Country."

Anew derffe for petticoats is the removable flounce. This is a muslin lace trimmed flounce and is attached to a silk petticoat of the same color without sewing, by means of narrow interthreaded ribbon.

Radj'n Pile Sapponitory

is guaranteed to oure Files and Constlpation, or money refunded Send two stamps for circular and free sample to Martin Rudy, registered pharmaoist, Lancaster, Pa. No postals answered. For sale by all fl rat-class druggists everywhere. 60 oents per box. E.H. Bindley

Co., wholesale agents, Terre Haute, Ind. A twelve pieoe Decorated Chamber Set with slop jar only 98.98—never was any thing like It offered before.

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FOX THE

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DECORATION DAY RACES. Tbe Wabash Cycling club races at the fair grounds on Decoration Day give promise of being of unusual interest. There will We a series of seven events, as follows: 1. One mile novioe 2. One mile, 2:30 class 3. One-half mile Scratch 4 Two mile Handicap 6. One mile, W. C. O. Championship 6. One mile, 2:60 class 7. Five mile, Vigo oounty Cbampionship, for legal residents of Vigo onnty only. The prises offered aggregate $215 in value, and the races will no doubt be very interesting. The entries for the handloap olosed on Wednesday, with the following named: P. W.

band of ribbon, which is the tire. From the tire to the center of the table the spokes of ribbon radiate to the center of the wheel or table with the covers laid Ollly fit between. In the center of the table there may be a small safety wheel made of wires covered with flowers.—New York Post

THE FAIR.

Ladies' Shirt Waists to Order. SCHLUER & FOOLKES.

Bainblers

at Finkblner A Duenweg'a.

A twelve pieoe Decorated Chamber Set with slop jar only |3.98—never was anything like It offered before.

THE FAIR.

Now that the inoome tax question has been settled, those who have been worrying about it can settle down to bnsl ness and order that spring suit that is so badly needed. The most satisfactory place to visit for attoh purpose is that of Ktewit A Holler, the tailors, at 840 Main street. They have a justly deserved reputation for producing nothing but flrst-olass work. They employ none but the most oompetent help, use the best materials and trimmings, and henoe are enabled to give perfeot satisfaction,

Old Musty Ale drawn frown the wood at the Health Office.

Buy your Straw Hate of Mannberger & St rouse, 521 Main street,

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This week we received another large Invoice of fine Dress Goods for our Merchant Tailoring department. We are continually adding new styles and believe that our present stock of woolens is one of the largest, beat and most oomplete ever shown by any house in this .city. GOODMAN A HIR8CHLER.

Choice Cinerarias* Roses, Pansies, Geraniums and other potted plants at Lawrence Hickey's. Twelfth and Main

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streets. 4

FOR RENT.

Modern oottage in good locality. 5 RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.

Prettiest Screen Doors. .,« Best Window Soreens. Perfeot Ice Cream Freezers. See A. G. Austin A Co.

Just think of it! One hundred pieoe Decorated Iron Stone China Dinner Set only |7.25. THE FAIR.

Ladies' Shirt Waists to Order.

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SCHLUER & FOULKES.

The Health Office is the only plaoe in town to get Old Musty Ale. .. .........

BA.8E BALL.

Fort Wayne, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, May 26, 27 and 28.

Just think of it!'One hundred piece Decorated Iron Stone China Dinner Set only

$7-25.

THE FAIR.

& Genuine Knox Sailor Hats

SCHLUER & FOULKES'.

French Lustre, the finest shoe polish made, at George A. Taylor's, 1105 Wabash avenue.

at Finkblner A Duenweg's.

"Harness! Those fellows at the Big Repository of the Terre Haute Carriage and Buggy Co. have everything on wheels and the best stock of single and double harness that I ever saw. That's my place to trade."

Frenoh Lustre, the finest shoe polish made, at George A. Taylor's, 1105 Wabash avenue.

T. J. Griffith feels justified in making the assertion which be can prove, that no other shoe house in tbe city carries anything like tbe line of find shoes for ladies and gentlemen, in exclusive styles, that he does. He is showing eighteen different styles of the Tokio shoe, the very latest thing in fine footwear for ladies and gentlemen.

Buy your Straw JIats of Mannberger & Strouse,- 521 Main street.

Ho Advance in Prices.

The price of leather has gone up and urp, but It does not effect tbe price of goods at A. H. Boegeman's, 104 South Fburth street. He is showing a com plete line of Tan shoes and slippers and ling them at the same prioee. You can depend on Boegeman giving you the best goods and*at tbe lowest prioee possible far reliable goods. Give him a call.

See the Wheel Go Bound

Showing moua current of dry air in tbe E .n Refrigerator. A. G. Austin A Co., are the Agents.

Buy your Straw Hats of Mannberger & Strouse, 521 Main street.

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FOR SALE.

Five, ten, or twenty acres, adjoining oity limits from $100 up. Reasonable terms. RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.

NO BAITS, KO HUMBUGS, Bat a uniform price on all ear

Which lower than same goods can be bought elsewhere.

J. Fred Probst, 642 Wabash Avenue.

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TERRS HA IJTa aAfrTTRDAY ffVBTOG

PUSHING ALONG.

The Merchants Premium Co, Meeting the Success Due a Good Thing.

We have all heard of The Merchant^ Premium Co., but the name erivea but a slight clue to their business. We find ft is very novel, from the faot that they will sell nothing, but are giving away entirely free a line of moit beautiful artioles for home adornment.

The managers are employed by nearly one hundred merchants, i6 forty-eight retail lines, to place their business on a proper and friendly footing with the families of this oity. To do this thfe merohants pay each w6ek an amoijjat which will cover the entire eo^t of the premiums and other expenses of tbe oompany. The pr6miutas may be obtained In a very short time by any one Eaoh merchant has a blook of stamps gummed and perforated, and he ^11 give to ever^pne asking for them one stamp for eaoh ten cents in your pur chase. On a ten oent purohaae you get one stamp, sixty oent purohase six stamps, and so on. These stamps you take home and insert in the small book whioh the oompany furnishes everyone free, and when you have your book filled any article whioh you seleot from their stock of premiums Is yours, en tirely free. Taking into consideration that grooers, meat markets, clothing men, milliners, and, In faot, you might say all trades are represented, the best in their respective lines in the olty, it will not take long for every family in the olty of Terre Haute to have one of these beautiful premiums. The office of the oompany is at 652 Main where the premiums are on where you are invited to call, se#Hhe premiums, and get all necessary information.

C. C. Smith's Sons do., at Thir and Wabash avenue, are displaying iu their window a beautiful Basket Road Wagon that is a model piece of workmanship in appearanoe, style and finish. They are making a price that will surely...sell them.

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These'prices will makeShoes walk.' GEO. A, TAYLOBjf 1105 Main street.

Ladies' Shirt Waists.

A well laundered Shirt Waist is thing of beauty, and one that is not well laundered, is a sight to behold There is one place in this oity where suoh work receives special care and at tention, and that is at the NEW METHOD LAUNDRY, and no morels charged for first olass work than you have to pay for inferior* work.

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If you want an elegant phaeton the feig Repository of the Terre Haute Car* riage and Buggy £fc., corner First and Wabash avenue, is the place.

Something you never saw before—a fine eight ball, polished anii stripe^j^v Croquet Set for 95o—a grdat offer) tig.

THE FAIR.

Catalogues free. F. E. FREERS filCYCLE CO.

Lace Curtains, !L':

To have a presentable appearanoe, should be well laundered, and the plaoe to have such work well done, without injury to the fabrio, is at the NEW METHOD LAUNDRY, where espeolal care is taken with this olass of work. C''

ibune, Winton and Sterling bioyoles F. E. FREERS BICYCLE CO.

For a spriog wagon you will .find bigge' stock and better variety at the Big Repository of the Terre Haute Car riage and Buggy Co., oorner of First and Wabash avenue.' '*''-^4

Turning Slippers, with Rubber Soles, at Geo. A. Taylor's.

The Sterling, built like a watoh. F. E. FREERS BICYCLE CO. M.

Genuine Knox Sailor Eats oily at %fk$ 8CHLUER & FOULKES'.

The Health Offloe is the only place In town to get Old Musty Ale.

Elegant Roses and other potted plants at Lawrence Hickey's, Twelfth and Main streets.

FOR SALE.

Several modern oottages for lees thai ooet well located. RIDDLE-HAMILTON OO.

The Woven Web] at Naylor'g Hum#, Monday, May 27,

Taylor will saye you money on fine shoes. Try him, 1106* Wabash Avenue.

ff First-Class Laundry Work And no other is produced at. tbe NEW METHOD LAUNDRY, and at the sameprioe that is charged for Inferior •work. *2n Gloss, Finish and Stiffness theere is no other laundry Ip it with the NEW METHOD/

Miller Eros, have been making ^sorne u^w Bread that is very fine.' It beats anything on the market It is a home-made, baked on the hearth. You will enjoy eating it. Try a loaf.

A beautiful woman pleases the eyes, A good woman pleases the heart One is a jewel, the other a treasure,

Our Shoes area combination. GEO. A. TAYLOR, 1105 Wabash Ave"

ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE.

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Water Coolers and Filters, Po line4, at C. C. SMITH'S SONS CO., I 'j* .t'-- A 301 and 303 Wabash Ave.

The Winton IB a winner F. E. FREERS BICYSLE &0.

MAY 35,1895.

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ENTRAL HKISTIAN HURCH

Tuesday and Friday evenings, May 28th and Slat, Admission 25 oents. Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder

World's Pair Htftisst Msdal and Diploma*

Opera

1HR WOVE# WEB.

The above humorous diferna will be produced at Naylor's Opera House Monday, |day 27th, The drama has been generou^jy given by the author for this speolal occasion and it is Intensely interesting and full of humorous situations, Tbe costuming Is rich and attractive, the oast strong and fully able to meet all the requirements of the play,

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Notioe is hereby given that the board of review and equalization of taxes will meet at the room of the oounty commissioners in the §6urt house In the'clty of Terre Haute, oounty of Vigo, state of Indiana, on Monday, June i7th, 1883, for the purpose of hearing of 00m fptalats, and to equalise the valuation of taxes, both personal and real, as listed lor taxation made subsequent to the 1st day of May, 1895, a,nd to correct apy list of valuation they may deem proper and also to equalize tile'valuation made by the assessors, either by adding to or deducting from suoh sums as are necessary to 11 jjhe assessment at the true oash value. *-i"

JAME9 SOULES, Auditor.

Piety St Piety, Attorneys.

OF THE APPOINTMENT OT EXECUTRIX.

Notioe is hereby given thatJMary E. Dene* hie has been appointed exeoutrlx of the last will and testament of Samuel J. Denehle, dqr oeaaedk The estate Is probablyeolvent. "MARY E. DENEHIE, Executrix.

For Sale,

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Ladies' Tan Oxfords

Ladles' Dongolas

Ladies' Dongolas

Ladies' Tans

85c to $3.50

7SC to $3 50 $x.oo to $3.00

$1.25 to $3.00

Ladles'Tan Shoes, Oxfords, In every style

(^3 on'us'for s^les and prices and you will go tfo further. ?o

420 flairi.

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Between

Fourth and Fifth Streets, North Side.

THREE NI0HTS ONLY.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday,

May 30 and 31, Jane 1st,

Ladles' and Children's Matinee Bat* tttday.

The Popular Favorites,

Mr.& Mrs:

Supported by a sp eompAuy of mrUmU repeHotre:

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'The Plonger"..

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Special hill for the ladies and ehll4i«p*tUje HeturtarmMlnee. jLadlee1 tickets will be distribated etenin*. 8e that you *^Mure seats at BuBtln's drug slot*.

Prices Only 10, 20f BOc.

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That's what happened to the shirt waists for the past two weeks. But they're dead ripe again, now, and we are better prepared than ever to lannder them in first olass shape. Oar oldest, best, and most experienced hands are employed on ladies'

shirt waists, and we'll leave nothing undone that money and experienee can find to do the work better than anyone else.

We still stick to our motto that there's nothing too good for the ladies.

28 North 5ixth Street.

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Tis a pride and joy toman ..

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If in dressing,

TaHors and Clothiers.

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OR 8ALE—Horse and new buggy. Apply 1411 south Fourth street.

T. J. GRIFFITH'S

He will try our low-priced plan.

E Is What Talks All The Time.

A glance at our stock will convince you of these faots. See our Men's Suits in qualities and prices ranging at $5, $6, $7,18, $10, $12, $15, $18, $20. All wool, and money saved by you purchasing them.

The same with our Children's Clothing, with which you get a ball and bat.

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THE REASON: WHY,

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Simple Simon failed to catch a whale was because he didn't go where wbale abounded. It's the same way with good bargains. You've got to go where the are. We can tell you truly that our prices on Clothing are •Imply phenomenal. That will do you no good, however, unless you come aud look at .he goods, styles and prices. We Invite your inspection.

J.T. H. MILLER,

Tbe Leadinf Clothier, Merchant Tailor and Pnroiiber. -m

522 Wabash Ave. 'm

E. R. WRIGHT CO.

—HAVE—

Fancy California Canned Fruit and also Fancy Dried Fruit and many other good things to eat too numerous to mention.

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I Cor. Fifth and Main Streets.

tion or passage of pure fresh air tbe air be-, ing thoroughly heated before entering tbe oven. After passing through and permeating every inon of space in tbe oven, it passes into the flue, taking with it every particle of impure air and odor from the oven. Thus your meats are rossted and pastry baked in absolutely pure fresh air meats -require nobasting or turning.

AGENTS FOR TERRE HAUTE.

GEORGE ZIMMERMAN. 8. L. FENNER. ROBERT WUEST. TOWJNLEY STOVE CO. TOWNLEY MANTEL A FURNACE CO.

GOOD FOR YOUR

We have received a lot of

Crystal Vases

And have placed them on saie^ At the following prices:

7 inch 15c 8 inch 20c 10 inch 30c 12 inch 50c

SEE OUR WEST WINDOW.

|Tlieo. Stall 1,

Always Reliable. 636 Wabash Ave.

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Up to Date

Mantel Parlors

Air Blast Furnaces Gas Fixtures

Bottom Prices.

429*""609 WABASH

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