Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 29, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 December 1898 — Page 6

Do not buy a baking powder of doubtful quality when for a few cents more you can have

Cleveland's

Baking Powder

a pure cream of tartar pdwder with a record of 28 years'use among the best housekeepers

Cleveland Baking Powder C«., Hew 7»rk.

OF LOCAL INTEREST.

The county commissioners have fixed the tax rate in this city for the coming year at $1.42 on each $100 on taxable property. The city council will probably fix the city rate for the coming year at $1.20, making the the total rate for city and county in this city at $2.62, the highest it has ever beeu.

George O. Dix of this city, who had the honor of winning first prize in the competition in the Indiana Law School last Hpring had the further distinction of having his prize essay, "The Right of the Land Owner to the Mineral, Oil and Natural Gas in His Land," printed in the Indiana Law Journal in a recent issue. It is pronounced by local lawyers as the best paper on that subject ever printed in Indiana law circles. Mr. Dix, who has been admitted to the practice of law in our courts, is connected with the firm of Stimson & Condit.

W. C. Hall & Co., pt prietors of the Gazette property on Fifth street, between Main and Ohio, had the distinction of being the first to pay to City Treasurer Borgstrom the amount assessed them as bene,p fits in the opening of Ohio street.

Hon. John G. Williams, of Indianapolis, has been invited to make the address to the graduating class of the High School at the commencement exercises which will be held at the Grand January 26th.

Ex-Mayor Fred A. Ross has a most valuable collection of relics pertaining to the early history of Terre Haute, including photos, papers, etc., which he has generously offered to donate to the public schools of the city. The board of trustees has accepted the offer, and will make provisions for the proper care of the donation.

The E. & T. H. people have perfected their appeal from the action of the city council and the city commissioners regarding the opening of Ohio street across their tracks. Thus far the city has taken no action regarding the retention of Robert 11. Stimson as counsel of the city in the case in the higher court, although he conducted the case of the city before the city commissioners. Mr. Stimson has been identified with the city's side of the case since its beginning before the commissioners.

The recent sale of the Logan division to the Pennsylvania people is to make no change in the management of the road. Li The Pennsylvania folks incorporated the

Terre llaute & Logausport railroad at Indianapolis this week, with a capital j/ stock of $2,000,000, but the management of the road will continue with V. T. Malott, receiver of the entire system.

The second annual meeting of tho Terre Haute Federation of Clubs began last evening at the Central Presbyteriau church, and will continue this afternoon, when the election of officers takes place. The final session will be held to*uight. The principal event of last evening's session was the address of President F. M. Stalker. Following this the members were invited to an Informal reception given by the young ladies of the Portfolio club in the basement of the church. The room was haudsotuely decorated in the national colors, and the members of the club, assisted by the president of each of

The Kidney Complexion.

The pal«, sallow, sun ken-cheeked, dis tressed-looking people you so often meet are Affected with "kidney complexion.'"

Their kidneys Are turning to a parsnipcolor. So is their complexion. They may also have indigestion, or suffer from nleeplessness, rheumatism, neuralgia. brain trouble, nervous exhaustion, and sometimes the heart acts badly.

The cause is weak, unhealthy kidneys* Usually the sufferer from kidney disease does not find out what the trouble Is until It is almost too late, because the first symptoms are so tike mild sickness that they do not think they need a medicine or a doctor until they find themselves sick lis bed.

Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root will build up and strengthen their wwik ami diseased kidneys, purify their diseased kidney-pois-ooed blood, clear their complexion and aoon they will enjoy better health.

You can get the regular *J**s at the drug store, at fifty cents and on* dollar, or you may first prove for yourself the wonderful virtoes of thin refit discovery. Swamp-Root, by sending your address to I)r. Kilmer & Co.. Binghampion, X. Y-, for a sample bottle and a book thai tells all about it, both sent to you absolutely free by mail. When writing kindly mention that you read this liberal offer in The Mall.

4waa fooled with the rest *After two or

the women's claba represented in the federation, received for an hoar or more in a most delightful manner.

Henry C. Jones, for many years a prominent resident of Prairieton township, and active in business and political circles, died there yesterday morning. He was fifty seven years of age, and had lived in this county since shortly before the war, during which he was a member of the 31st Indiana volunteers. His mother and two sisters survive him, his wife having died a few years ago.

The unsightly ruins of the old opera honse, at Fourth and Main streets* will not be a menace to life much longer, as the work of clearing them away began yesterday. The opera house was destroyed by fire in July, 1896, and the walls have been permitted to stand in the present threatening condition since then.

Misses Ethel Harris and Minnie Bogard, pupils of Herman Leibing, assisted by Misses Carrie Fahr, soprano, will give a recital at Baldwin's music hall, 640 Main street, next Monday evening. -v

The Elks will bold their annual memorial service at the lodge room in the Grand Opera Honse block to-morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Wm. Mitchell will deliver an address, there will be the usnal opening and closing ceremonies by the lodge, and the music for the occasion will be furnished by Misses Carrie Hyde, Jessie Perdue, Dan and Gabe Davis.

Prosecutor Fred Beal has moved before Judge Piety to have the indictments against the Adams Express robbers, Farden and Barnett revived, and the matter will come up for a hearing next week. It will be remembered that ex-Prosecutor Tichenor had the indictments dismissed shortly before going out of office, and this met with the disapproval of the Adams people. The latter claim they intend to prosecute the robbers to an end, but Mr. Tichenor says that it is merely a part of their scheme to frighten Farden and Barnett into disclosing where they have the stolen money concealed. The men will not be released from Michigan City prison until some time next August.

A number of Terre Haute people have not lost faith in the idea that there is oil and gas in paying quantities somewhere in this vicinity, and have interested themselves in a company organized for the purpose of drilling for oil and gas in Sugar Creek township about five miles west of the city. The company was organized by eastern capitalists, who have secured options on a large number of acres in the neighborhood of the place where the drilling will begin in a short time.

We keep ahead of all in photography and frames. Prices reduced at The Modern.

See the Improved Ellington Pianosmanufactured and sold by D. H. BALDWIN, 640 Wabash Ave.

Purchasers of pianos will do well to examine the stock of W. H. Paice & Co., which is fresh, clean and large enough to satisfy anybody.

Entirely new styles at The Modern. Prices reduced.

Now is the time to order your Holiday Presents. New Catalogues just received. I can save you money on everything in the Jewelry line for Christmas. Fifty per cent discount from catalogue prices, and but 10 per cent added for expenses. Come and see me.

H. F. SCHMIDT, 673 Main Street.

Baltimore Oysters,

Fresh Salt Water Stock, (no cheap river stock AS TNANY jobbers use to mix in) but straight goods. Wholesale or retail, at Eiser's, Ninth And MAin.

Pure Caramels, At Eiser's.

Christmas Photos—the very finest—at The Modern. Prices reduced. HOI.T.OWAY, the Fotografer.

We lead in prices on dinner ware, with the largest line of open stock in the city. Examine our goods and learn the prices.

G. J. Hammerstein, 307 Main St.

FOR SALE—Three Vose & Sons* pianos new, at factory prices at W. H. Paige & Co.

Novelties in Sterling Silverware at Leeds', 521 Main street. Come early and select your Christmas purchases before the stock is culled, and while everything is fresh. Cut Glass, Gold Watches, for Ladies and Gentlemen, Diamond Rings, Silver Novelties, and everything in the Jewelry line for the holidays.

See our fine line of Holiday Goods, in China, Glass and Novelties. Prices that will please you. Hammerstein's, 307 Main street

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Shut The Door Gently."

Blount & Pulinan door checks just received by A. G. Austin & Co.

See the etchings made at The Modern. Prices reduced. Simply grand.

Clocks, Diamond Rings, Silver Novelties, Cut Glass, Watches, and everything in the1 Jewelry line for Christmas may be seen new and fresh at Leeds', 521 Main. Prices the same as usual,—-no 'advance on account of the holidays. A

You should see the little miniAtures made At The Modern. Prices reduced.

Baur's Pharmacy has an elegant line of goods suitable for the holiday trade, including Cameras, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Photograph Albums, Perfumery, Cigar Cases, Toilet Sets, and they especially call the attention of the ladies to their fine stock of Cigars, which are in boxes of all sizes to suit. Call at Baur's and inspect their stock.

Christmas frames at The Modern. C. W. Merting, the framer. Prices reduced

Everything in the Jewelry line for Christmas at Leeds', 521 Main street. No old stock, but everything new and fresh. Come early and make your selections. V,

A fine line of Holiday Goods can be seen at G. J. Hammerstein's, 307 Main street. Prices the very lowest.

jjB. L. H. BAKTHOLOMfc V* Dentist

671 Main St. Terre Htrtte Ind.

On or about December

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Couches and Library Cases at John G. Dobbs', 635 Main street,—a perfect forest of them. On account of a change in the store we will close them out regardless of cost. Come and see us for bargains.

Grand Opera House

T. W.

BUTKRTVR, JR..

Leasee and Manager.

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TONIGHT! TONIGHT!

WM. MORRIS

UNDER THE RED ROBE

Thursday, December 8—

^FRANK DANIELS

Sp^lf OPERA COMPANY to f. THE IDOL'S EYE

Friday, December 9— Jacob Litt'a Supreme Production

SHENANDOAH

^Ivtth MAURICE BARRYNIORE k- WARY HAMPTON and a Tremendous

Cast. *•-*,•

Saturday, December 10—

A BOY WANTED

BeMower Apples!

Snow Apples,,

Shell-Bark Hickory Nuts.

Turkeys,

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Chickens,

Ducks,

Besides any amount of other good things, at

P. J. Kaufman's

Seventh and Main Streets.

FOB SALE.

9 room house, north Eighth stteet: near New Depot, at a bin bargain. 6 room cottage, on north Sixth street: almost new on easy terms. 8 room house on south Fourth street. 5 room cottage, corner Seventeenth and Warren, with good improvements.

Several vacant lots at a big bargain. Must be sold at once.

For particulars call on

R. DAHLEN,

Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, WO Wabash Avenue.

OYSTERS

RECEIVED DAILY

E. W. JOHNSON

615 Wabash Avenue

STIMSON & CONDIT. Attorneys, 30954 Ohio st. 0TICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.

[No. 18.778.]

State of Indiana. Vigo county, in the Vigo Circuit court. Novetabt-r term. 1898. William F. Northup vs. .William C. Farrand et al.

Be it known that on the 3d day of December. 1898,salcl plaintiff filed an affidavit In due form, showing that said Maggie Swlnford and William Swlnford are non-residents of the State of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendancy of said action against them, and that the same will stand for trial January 25th. 1899. the same being at the November term of saij court In theyear 1898.

DAVID L. WATSON*. Clerk.

DO W. SMITH

Treatment of Diseases by Electricity and Removal of Superflous Hair and various Facial Blemishes a specialty. Office Hours—8 to ll:30»gp. 1 to 5 p. m. 7 to 9 p.m. 213-21-4-215 Rose Dispensary

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maintain a first-class family grocery, with every- Jj" thing complete in staple and fancy groceries. Home-Made Mince Meat Dressed Chickens Dried Fruits Maple Syrup Dressed Rabbits

we will remove from g-:

2sIL A.XJDT street, where we will 5

Buckwheat Flour Cranberries 51 a O

Geo. W.& H.T.'PUQH I

1107 East Main Street. T^ephone 1904.

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I crjstal Palfce Cafe

All the delicacies of the season* Short Orders at all boon. sourt viw?» Mrs. Sherlock's Flow

AT THE BIG STORE

For Holiday Qifts FURNITURE

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MAIN, MS?.

We devote ten thousand square feet to* the display of Furniture, and every inch iff is now filled, with beautiful things suit-

I able for gifts-^ Beautiful Fancy Chairs and Rockers,. Fancy Parlor Tables,

Beautiful' Library and Combination Book Cases,. ILadies' Desks, Music Cases $3.00 SoliQ'Oak Bookers ter tf 98' ViiX SS.00Colden Oak Roctt«rs-for 3 00 &?:• sas.00 Solid Mahogan? Rockers for 00 $6.00 Chiffoniers fbr. 3 96 ''Ml-j? tTiOO'CHiffOnlbrs- for., 5 00 .'•• {$14 ®0.00Chiffoniers for. 750 car.y $5.00Sawed Oak Writfttg-Desks for 3 P8 $7508a\ved Gak Writing Desks for 5 80

^0.00 Mahogany WritiUg Desfcs for 6 00

New. Taborettes-andsPedbstals-very cheap.

MYERS BROS.

TODAY, DECMB^R 8d.

We want to give you a little more for your money here to-day than ever before,, and as long as the lowest prices are the chief attraction we expect the greatest attendance. Holiday buying has begun. Activity increases as the da\s go by. Time to get gift articles is when stocks are new and freshly enlarged. All our departments are at their best now bidding for your preference, with positive advantage.

WINTER CLOTHING TO BUY.'. Try our dependable sort. With a plainly proven economical price goes the guarantee of absolute satisfaction and the comfort of a faultless fit.

MYERS BROS.

Leading One Price Clothiers, Fourth And Main Street.

Is guaranteed for those who buy one of those beautiful

STELLA MUSIC BOXES

at $45, $75 or $100. The finest instrument made, for which I am exclusive agent. Here area few hints, for your holiday buying—

Hall Clocks Diamonds, loose or mounted—$5 up Watched, till klnds-$2.50 lit) A Fine Line of Clocks Beautiful Display of Jewelry Exquisite Hand-Painted

Pottery

Florentine Bronze Busts and Statuary

Open until 12 midnight. *••••28 8OUTH SIXTH 8T.IIMI

The old reliable Li odemau& Son's piaaos st Paige

St Co,

Rich American Cut Class. Sterling Silver Novelties Spectacles Opera Classes Pocket Books Mirrors Kniyes 8tlck Pins Combs, Etc.

S Holiday goods were never so reasonable in price or so Sj EE attractive in appearance. We will be glad to have you s= as call and examine. Open evenings until Christmas. 3

J. M. Bigwoodi

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5 HONEST TREATMENT!!!

SKILL, LONG EXPERIENCE and PROPER TREATMENT

Be convinced! Come and look at the testimonials on file. Von see I». SHKPHEBO

In person no substitute.

No promises made that experience and skill will not Justify. My practice Is limited to

DISEASES OF THE EAR, NOSE, THROAT AND LUNGS. CATARRH AND ASTH.1A. NERVOUS DISEASfcS OF £OTH MEN AND WOMEN. I do strictly legitimate practice. Come and investigate for yourself. See our system of treatment medication, which is evidence in itaelf. All letters and congultatlonsstrtctly private.

OrriCK Hot:its-8 a. m. to 8 p. m. CUT THIS OUT: it may not appear again,

J. P. SHEPHERD, M. D.

S Rooms II3-II4-II5 Rose Dispensary. Terre Haute, Ind.

•••••VDINNER 25 CENTSVSiMSj

WANTED.

Ankerr

Goods. *J

WILL say any doctor who recommends grits boors Is a hambog ana a fraud also in regard to whol*-»aler». rectlfl-

j:ershominy

and compounders whiskies, and wholesale grocers. Is wholly unfit to practice medicine or be consulted as a doctor. Come to oe and I will show them up in their true light. PETER S. STAFF.

A. IL HIOOIS8.

Telephone 332

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Lawyer, Over McKee&'s Bank

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