Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 28, Number 25, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 December 1897 — Page 6

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the price, baking powders of varying strength are expensive.

They raise pretty well once or twice, and then, losing their strength, fail, and so waste good butter,flour,eggs,sugar, time and temper.

Cleveland's baking powder never varies.

Guarantee.

Grocer* are authorized to jfive back your money if you do not find Cleveland's the best baking powder you have ever used.

Cleveland Baking Powder Co., N'.Y.

OF LOCAL INTEREST.

The Pocket, a society magazine published in Evansville, contains in its December number a half tone portrait of Miss Virginia Ellis Somes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Tames E. Somes, of this city, who is one of the two granddaughters of Henry Vanderburgh, one of the early pioneers of the Northwest Territory, and after whom Vanderburgh county was named.

The famous Blue Beach case, appealed from this county to the Supreme court, and designed to test the right of a school board to order a child suspended from school because not vaccinated, has been set down for oral argument before that body on the 14th of January. Frank. D. Blue, who appealed from the decision of the lower court, does not believe in the theory of vaccinnation, and maintains that the school board cannot bar him from the privileges of the schools because he will not have his children vaccinated.

Misfortunes seem to pursue Rev. John Mason Duncan, formerly president of Coates college. It was reported here 'this week that Cragencroft seminary, Duluth, Minn., of which he assumed the presidency last fall, will shortly bo closed for financial reasons. The same rumor has it that President Duncan will take charge of a western dollege.

Mrs. Allyn Adams is arranging to have a number of selections from Handel's "Messiah" on the programme for Sunday's vesper service at the First Congregational church. Messrs. Dan Davis and H. L. Alder and Mrs. George A. Scott and Miss Maude Paige have kindly consented to assist the regular choir, and the plan is to have the entire musical service from this favorite oratorio. Itav. C. H. Perclval and Dr. Frederick Dawhurst, of Plymouth church, Indianapolis, will exchange pulpits to-morrow, Dr. Dewhurst giving a short address at the vesper service and the regular sermon Sunday morning.

Social lodge. No. S3, at a special meeting next Monday night, will peform notable work in the Master Mason's degree. All the stations in the lodge in that degree will be filled by Past Masters of some of the lodges in this city.

Joseph Llehr has been elected deputy counsel of the Ii.diana jurisdiction of the Young Men's Institute. The chiof counsel is Judge Korbley, of Indianapolis.

Mrs. At\ua Kraft, widow of the late Anton Kraft, died at her home on south Sixth street, Wednesday evening, aged seventy years. Deceased was a native of Oldenburg, Germany, and had been a resident of this city since 1853. One son, Henry, and a daughter, Emma, survive her.

Harry M. Kstabrook, whose sister is the wife of President W. W. Parsons, of the State Normal school, and who is well known hero -in Torre Haute, where his early years were spent, has recently been appointed to the responrlble position of as sistant superintendent of the immense Barney & Smith car works, of Dayton, Ohio, second only in size and importanoe to the Pullman plant at Chicago. He attended the Terre Haute public schools and graduated from the High school. Leaving here he went to Oswego and from there to Dayton. He started at the bottom of the ladder and has won his present position by his pluck and perseverance.

The recently organised gentlemen's club of the First Congregational church will have its first entertainment at the church parlors next Tuesday evening, the celebration of Forefathers' Day. Rev. C. H. Pereival will act as master of ceremonies. The Puritan chorus of young people of the church will sing the quaint old hymns sting at Plymouth long ago, and will dress

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Gold Alio Fillings.... 75c Cleutag Teelli 50c 22 Karat Gold Croin $0 00 EIIHCUBJ, Iltlioit Ptla. ... 18C Soli Fillli|s, iccoritai to Slit.

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in the costumes of the fathers. The other features of the programme will be as follows: Prof. B. M. Kemp will speak on "The Secret of Puritan Power Miss Eva L. Alden will read a paper on "John Alden and Priscilla C. C. Oakey will give an address on "The Men of the Mayflower Prof. Arthur Keadrick will speak on "Plymouth Rock."

Will Krietenstein, who resigned the position of chairman of the roads record committee of the Century Road club last year, on account of the pressure of business, has been notified of his appointment to the responsible position of chairman of the committee on legislation. Under this committee's direction will be considered all changers in the laws of the club.

The south-bound early morning passenger train on the C. & E. I., due here from Chicago shortly after five o'clock. Thursday morning ran into a north-bound coal train at Lyford station, two miles this side of Clinton, and piled cars and engines up into the most disastrous wreck the road has had in many years. John B. Raubsch and George Foster, engineers on the two trains, and George Brewer and F. F. Deeter, firemen, all residents of Danville, were killed, and five others were slightly injured. The accident was the result of the carelessness of the engineer on the coal train, a new man, who paid with his life the penalty of his carelessness. He started to run from Lyford to Clinton on the time of the passenger train, forgetting that there was such a train on the road. Foster was not instantly killed in the wreck, but lived for several hours, and his mental sufferings at the realization that his carelessness had caused the death of three of his fellow employes were terrible to witness.

A great many persons are selecting the Kimball Piano for Christmas presents, and many of them have already been delivered. E. W. Noel, No. 1123 Main street, is the agent for the Kimball.

You can get skates at Edgar Dick's 13 south Fourth street. Christmas Toys in profusion, iucluding everything that is new in mechanical toys, may be found at L. D. Smith's, 673 Main street.

A Music Roll

And a nice selection of music makes a nice Christmas present. W. H. Paige & Co. have a fine line.

Buy the best Candies tor Christmas. Don't get cheap stuff. The place to get the best is at White's, next door east of Root's big store

Christmas Toys in profusion, including everything that is new in mechanical toys, may be found at L. D. Smith's, 673 Main street.

For a suitable Xmas present get one of those nice $8 or $io Overcoats at

TUNE BROS.

Grand Raffle at Alex Sandison's, 677 Main street, on next Thursday and Friday evenings, December 23 and 24.

The Baldwin Piano can always be relied on to give entire satisfaction and is fully warranted for five years.

D. H. BALDWIN & CO., 640 Wabash Avenue.

The best is none too good for you when it comes to buying your Christmas Candies, The best can be had only at White's, one door east of Root's big store.

Pittsburg celebrated Ale and Porter on draught and in bottles for family use at the Arcade saloon, 823 Wabash Avenue.

P.J BREEN.

A gold dollar given away every hour at the Health office next Thursday and Friday. Every five cent purchase entitles you to a chance on the dollar.

Xmas buyers are invited to see our new Up-Right Piano for $185 at 1). II. Baldwin & Co 640 Wabash Avenue.

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TEBRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, DECEMBER 18, 1897.

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EIGHTH STREET AND VAN RAILROAD. Telephone 150.

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Prices cheaper than any poorly made Stove.

$16 to$5.

See Our Cutlery and Carving Sets, 50c and up.

C.: C. Smith's Sons Co.

I Thfe MINCE PIE season is now on. If you are ft thinking about iking MINCE MEAT (an you ought to think about it) go at once*to

For FiNCY BOILED CIDER, More Park Sweet Cider, Fancy Cleaned Currants, Fancy Seeded Raisinst Fancy Seeiless Raisins, ^Fancy Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Etc.

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Allegretti's and Lowney's Chocolates. Cigars in Small Boxes for Xmas.

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Meeting of Two Great Storms

THE STORM OF REDUCTION THE STORM OF PATRONAGE

It's a short story—we bought too much. We are overstocked—WE ABE STUCK, and have the moral courage to admit it. To reduce stock quickly can only be done at a sacrifice in prices, hence 300 Men's and Boys' "best suits" at one-half price 200 Men's and Boys' Overcoats at just onelialf price This is a genuine, bona fide half-price sale of stylish, serviceable clolhing—not an irresponsible suit or overcoat in the !ot. Don't take our word for it—come and see. You'll not be urged to buy. In case of purchase, your, money back if you want it.

SHARP CUT PRICE IN HAT?, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS. SLEDS OR SKATES WITH BOYS' SUITS COSTING $2.00.

FORD & OVEESTREET

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all in Quart, Pint, an Half-Pint Bottles.

Ale and Porter also in Half-Barrels

This institution is thoroughly equipped for doing high grade work in the training of young people for business and for office positions.

Experienced and progressive teachers employed in aL' departments. Bookkeeping taught as it is practiced in business and by oractical bookkeeper*.

Expense* low. Our catalogue will interest you write for it* Address,

GARVIN & AKERS, Principals,

Terre Haute, Ind.

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