Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 April 1890 — Page 3

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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

D.H.BALDWIN&CO.

LEADING DEALERS.

DKOKER BROTHERS, HAINBS BROTHERS. J. ft O. SIBOHER, SOHUBERT tuulotfaflr riAxwi,

RI'MORH THAT THE VANDERBtl.TR HAVE BOI'UIIT THE MAfKKV MYttTKSL

The Rumor I* Denied at Ev«*na*Ille— The Talk Abont the T. II. A P. and the ViMidnllft -Thctr (tela* llonk Friendly.

ICvANsvii.r.R, 1ml., April 5.—A rumor rirculttU»d in this city to the effect that President Markey hud sold his entire railroiid system to the Vanderbilts, mused considerable uneasiness among business men for a time. Hon, William Ht ilman has just returned from New York, where he has been with Mr. Mackey in r-onncH'tion with the business that has been transacted, namely, the sale of the Cincinnati. Wabash & Michigan to the Vanderbtlt interests. This has been the most advantageous deal ever consummate! by President Mackey. People wondered ywhy he^ purchased tills T«ad, hut it now turns out that he lias made, It is alleged, a million dollars by the transaction. The deal has also led to an alliance with the railway kinra that will prove advantageous to Mr. Mtckey and Evansvillo. Mr. Hoilman authoritatively denies the alley h! sale of the entire system, and says there was no reason for its sale. Their business in New York was solely in relation to the sal© of a half interest of the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan to the Lake Show* and Van* ilerbilt lines. Mr. Mackev will still remain president of that road. The Maekey properties are worth more to-day than at anv time during their history. Evansville & Tern1' Haute sold at ISO yesterday in New York, Peoria. Decatur A Evasisville at 24, and Chicago A Eastern Illinois has advanced from 27 to 34$ since parsing into Mr. Maekey'# hands.

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•gen city.

DBT GOODS*

E8TEV, STOREY OLARK, HAMILTON. ami other

OROANS.

Sold for ea*h or oo low monthly payments, We bay for cash and will save purchaser# from 10 to 30 per cent. over any other dealer la the city.

320 Wabash Avenue.

AFFAIRS UJF THE RAliWAVS.

ndrews, traveling pttwefiger

nt of U»«ra St ff& K. a is in the

T. H. Varlev, agent of the Vandalia al Glendale, has resigned and the othce ^Utthed.

The Yandalia wilt run a special train for Booth and Modjoska from St, Louis to lndiana|Mli8 to-morrow.

J. 11 SaiVord, formerly master of transportation of the J. M. & I., has been apof the N. A, ^ototed so|erintendent

This* is eviilently tl»e outcome of an article whieh was pttblisheil in THIS NRWS some tlays which haj* been widely Bnt^eontrueni by the papers throughotit tin section of the countn*. The Terre Haute and Peoria h*» been an excellent feeder for tha Yandalia for yeans as it trnun be trnm the nature things, the having no teyminat facilities »*f its own in thfe* an«l no ea^ent outlet exby Ute Yandalia to which itj§ obliged to give its on a«vount sf l«» dependency the Yandaiia ic. terminal facilities

The T. H. v% P. 1 not withdraw its Unatn«sa f«" me VanHtalia lurther than the natun.. leovaae which having an eastern outlet of its own r.i eau»*. So far as kttown the relations exbting hetwe«aUnt» Yamlalia aod CtsMinnatir)!an ti!ton Dayton have always been friendly and will continue ao.

The Indianapolis Journal of thk twit asyv A Cinctnaati, Hamilton A Dayton otRcial «ays that he Is afraid hr «Jrt»ekss which haw appeared in various newa|*|ers mwrdiag thairelation* to tite vandaha will do harm. He says that should theC.W^D. secure c»»ntroJ[ of U»e Indiana^* Dstttnr a Western and UieTVw Ilanto A IVwMk the friendly *x*lat^ the O, I), and (4te \anbtlia wiwadd be continued, and the sane continued regarding th# tntoi^ change of thaVwdali* w* too Soda feederto the a & IK» to te ^msSa^rgi^ She cold «ho«l.ier. To hesrid th«t C. M. A O., turned #«t» to tS*

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DRY GOODS

Oar Constant Aim is to let ao house in "Terre Haute sell cheaper than we do.

Come and see the finest stock of brand new Black Drwsa Goods ever shown In Terre Haute. Rips Rage. Long Kips. Silk Warp Henrietta, Bergen, with handsome side bands. Mohair Hips,, Mohair Tamise. Priestley's world renowned Black Draw Fabrics.

We show a beautiful line of Colored Dre«B Goods in Serpen, Cream Mohair, Briiliantines,'Cream Serges, plain and side bands, plaid# at 40 cento, a great bargain. Stripes at 35 cents, another great drive, at 20 cents a yam for a lot of fancy stripes 36 inches wide.

FRENCH CHALLIES, new assortment just opened. SHIRTS. fn order to introduce our Night Shirts, w« will make a special price for three days only, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 45c, fWc, 88c. Our Ui" WHITE GOODS !JK

'ulaimiiried Shirt at 75c should be seen. A Will line of White Goods in plain, checks and Stripe*. Our Linen Department is brimful of good bargains. 50 all wool tabl

covers wftETscalloped edges at $1.00 each, regular price $1.23, Novelty patterns in Table Linen, Napkin Towels, etc- Cur

Store

is full of bargains.

COME AND SEE US.-

fifty Continental line cars, which are to be loaded on the Terre Haute & Peoria road and then returned to the C. H. & D. over the VandaUa, and, were the cars to be had, this would be an every-day occurence, their business for months past with the Vandalia having been simply limited by the number of cant that could be commanded.

THE CHURCHES.

Mofl'att .Street Presbyterian—Esster st'rmon at 11 a. in. Easter g^pel hymn service at 7:30 p. m.

Mattox Chapel—Sunday School tomorrow afternoon as usual and a special Easter song service at night •St Joseph's—Mass, 6:30,8 and 10 a. m. vespers, 3 p. to, Rev. Michael McEvoy, rector, 0. M. C. Rev. Joseph J. Frewin, assistant.

Centenary—Rev. Alexander Martin, D. P., will conduct the services to-morrow both morning and evening. I)r. Towne is still sick,

German Catholic—First mass 8 a. m.: high mass, 10 a. m. Sunday school, 2 p. m. vespers 3 p. m. Rev. Father Bonaventure, rector.

St. Ann's—Mass, 8 a. m. high mass, 10 a. m. vespers, 3 p.m.,and Sunday school at 2 p. m. The Rev. Father Rvves, rector. Church, corner Fourteenth and ocust

German Methodist.—Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:80 p. m„ by the Rev. J. H. Schimmelpfennig, pastor. Young people's meeting at 6:30. Sunday school at 9 a.m.

First Baptist ChurchPastor Kirtley at 11

HK1? EASTER AT CENTENARY CHURCH.

Preaching by

m. and 7:30 p. m.

Bible school at 0:30 a. m. Young people's prayer meeting at 6:30. Mission schools at 3 p. m.

First Baptist Chttreh—Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Communion and reception of new members at 11:00 a. m. Preachingb the pastor at 7:30 p. m. Young people's meeting at tt:30 p. m.

St Patrick's.—Corner of Thirteenth and Poplar streets. Father Schnell, pastor. Ixjw mass every day at 8 a. m. Vespers at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. High mass on Sunday at 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m.

Afcbury Methodist—Sermon appropriate to' Easter, by the pastor, 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Sunday School Eiiater exercises at 7:30 p. m. and missionary offerings. An interesting programme will be rendered.

Central Christian—Easter services both morning and evening. A short discourse on "The Rlf«en lx»rd, at 11 a. in., by the pastor, and an Easter entertainment by the Sunday school at 7:30 p. m. Seats free and everybody cordially invited.

Central Presbyterian—Sunday school, 0:4$ a. m, preacliing by the pastor, 11 a. m. Easter sermon, 7:30 p. m. young people's meeting, ik2Q p. m. Mr. Sh-w-art's jubilee singers will assist the choir morning and evening Seats free, All are cordially invited.

Stephen's Oh urefc—Easter Day—First celebraticm of the holy communion at 7 a. m. Service, sermon and second celebration at 10:45 a. m. Children's service •t 6:30 p. in. Sunday school *t St. Luke's at 3 p. tn. Sen iw on Easter Monday at 0 a. m.. after which there will be an elec-

tion of church officers for Use ensuing yt»ar. Meeting of confirmation class on Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.

Vednesday First Congrocational—Corner and Cherry. J. H. Crum, pastor.

Sixth Sun

day sehoofat &45 a, an ICaster «erviw. Preaching at It m. and 7:30 m. Subject for the morning Abolished for the ewuinif: "T}h» Greatness of Christ." Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting for wwmn Monday at 4 p. in. Church prayer mating on W^lnmlar at 7:30 p. a. A general invitation JO all these serrkm. cotxmsn cKeactt KOTICSS. -a-

Free Will Baptist, Sooth Fourteenth— Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night Sumlay school at&SO.

Third Bsptist^ comer Seventh and DemIng stieet—Services at 11 a. m. and 7:90

perintendeAt BL R—Comer Thirteenth-and-a-half street and Washington avenae. Services at 10:80 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night Clasa saeetOass meeting Sanoay at 3 p. m. Rev. lbmiki us, p«stor. suoday^chool at 2 p, m. Wesley Williams, superintendent

A. M. E.—-Corner Third and Crawford streets. S^rvk** at 10:30 a. m, and 7:30

3 p. nw Joa. Jackaxm, snperintendUmt

Tbe poikc report the following dwell

John TMid hd w«rn

Ifrgta aiHt ClMBtlltBt. Henry P*ti. $33 Strath Sseoad atrwt K. T. 1^w««a Farringtou aadOoHeg*.

Franklin and Craft a

Aa ittiMttT* Pr«Kvum« for ftoth AneriMMa ET«nittK. Hie Easter exercises at the Centenary church to-morrow promises to excel all former efforts made by the members of the church. Beautiful programmes artistically arranged and tied with dainty cords have been sent out Following is the programme of the afternoon exercises: OpeataK Selection... Orchestra Eiftec Hymn—

Kise! gioriotu conqueror, rise!

Apostle*' Creed— Gloria—"Glory by to the Palis And to the Son. and fo the Holy Ghost."

SOHJ—"Ottr

MUTBK. \"i si

Hjrmu-~"itorelove toCbrirt.".f. Lemon Study—Lake vi, 27-28 .... Snbieet—•Christ'* Law of Love.......... Golden Text—"A* ye won Id that men cbotud do to you, do ye also, to them likewise."

ADORES# BY PASTOR.

Hymn—"The Risen Savior." BASTS* OFFEBUK*. Song—Joy To-day.".

Nellie TaUey,

Anna Wheeler, May Teichman, Bowie Almy. ...... Katie Strotue .... Alice G. Waldo ........Bessie Town by Primary Claas

Bertha Hoberg, Grace Rhode*,

"{^dvary". "The First fewer Psalm "Suiter Joy'*....... Flower Sons with March and Chorus. Distribution of Flowers Hymn—"Crown Him Lord of All." Benediction

The evening pn^ramme will be. as follow® Organ Voluntary... .• '... .5ii» Hedges Quartette— 'Jabilate Deo" by Corwin —Choir

Glad Jubilee" School PRAYER BT PA8TOB-

Solo—"Come onto Me" by Morrison Mr. Dan Davis 'Easter Jewels" Class of Boys Qnartette and Chorus—"Hosanna" Recitation—"Easter Tide". Ernest Williamson Song—"Sweet Easter Bella"..... f. Recitation—"Easter Sunshine" .Myrtle Sparks

KASTER OFFEKIKG.

Quartette—"The Radiant Morn*" by Woed worth .....Chair Recitation—"Brigltit JKatter Skies" .... v. ...Gertrude Hiokcox Carol—"Allelnjia" ...School Benediction

A I'lsBriihioK Soiiday School. The Congregational Sunday school has recently purchased one of the celebrated Henry F. Miller, parlor grand pianos of W. 11. Paige & Co., for their use. This piano will be used for the first time tomorrow morning at the Easter services in connection with the Polytechnic orchestra. A very interesting musical programme will be rendered. Solos and recitations appropriate for the occasion will be given. This school hss greatly increased in attendance and interest from 126 members in January to 250 now on the roll. A cordial invitation is extended to all. .Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.

A 910 Nnit Free. iSt

We have made arrangements for giving the carrier of THE NKWS whose route shows the greatest increase by May 3d, his choice of the $10 suits in the immense stock of H. D. Pixley A Co. Give your name to THB NEWS carrier or notify us bv postal and the paper will be delivered promptly and collected for bv the carrier each Saturday. We furnish all the npws for 10 cents per week.

ALT. IN ONE VOLUME.

A miscellaneous directory of city, county and government officia.s, churches, secret and other societies incorporated companies, schools, railroads, etc., a street directory, a residence directory, indexed^ with name, ozonation, and residence, a street number directory classified by streets, a business directory classified nfphaletically under the different branches of business. A county directory with the names of all residents outside of the city, giving the township they live in, the section of land they live on, their post offiee address, also if they are real estate owners. By the aid of the county map furnished with the book you can find any person in the countv as well as in the city. Also a business directory of the post offices throughout the county. Our directory for 1890 will be the greatest ever issued bv us.

OKAS. O. & Co., 8i South Fifth street

The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago St St Louis Ry. ("Big Four Route") consists of the lines formerly operated under the names of the Cincinnati Indiana lis, St Louis & Chicago Ry. ("Kankal Line"), the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati t% Indianapolis Ry., and Indianapolis & St. Louis Ry. ("Bee Line Route") the Ohio, Indiana & Western Ry. ("1., B. A W. Route"), and the Cairo, Vinoeones & Chicago Ry., and with its connections now form direct routes of travel between all points

nt the North. East, With splendid road-

West

South and bed, new ing-i'ar service", the Big Fctir Route offer faalitie8 and aceommo1ation8 unequaled by anv other line. Ask for tickets via tlie Big Four Route. —^^-4

inent, and an elegant dinBi

Eggs at 12 1-2 cents per dozen, at W. W. OLIVER'S.

Strained Honey. —.. .10 cents. Comb Honey....15cents. Sheuldeis 07 cents. Butterine, equal to country. 20 cents. Try a pound of mixed tea 25 cents.

W. F, HERTFELDER, 100 North Fourth street.

REDUCE!) RATES VIA C. & O.T?. R. To St F'anl. Den\-er, Portland, Taomia, Seattle and other northwestern points. Now Is tlie time for parties contemplating a trip to the northwest to take advantage of reduced rates.

For tickets and information in detail apply at «3t'» Wabash ave. R. A. ixnucLL, Genl. Agt

OLD PAPERS.

THE NEWS office and get good

dean old papers for 15 cents per hundred. They are iust the thing to pot on your shelves, under carpets, etc. Only a few handled left

Pentons wishing to bu bmily or draft horses or working

John &mt, 911 Korth Tliiixl atxeH. jtupMt iW.lt w»myor ^ixtS^nth ¥&**&•> Imtcea Walnut and f^lar.

business mules JT.

will nkaae call upon, SAMUEL FLEMING, 807,811, Mala street.

lottos sltould see thows beautiful side cocahs at 10c at J^mith A Dunn's mammoth 5 and 10c hall Nothing over lOt-.

01! ANGK OF TRAIN SCHEDULE, mjetivc April 6th CL E. trains will arrive and depart as IdOovk uursfius Rjtrn. l&io p. 11 141 ». m. Wstteka acccMnSKidat^n, 3:20 p. m. 1 autvx YSKSS Rjimk

P- S

& JL Camu, Ctoawrsl A jren

See thosp elegant toilet mmm -rt Seat ^nith A Dunn's mammoth I and hall Nothing ovier 10c.

anything* imi WsAft&lBttMr It sall right Only 1$ a week.

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America. E. E. SOUTH, Agent

BOCK BEER,

Terre Haute Brewing Oo.

A vigorating, pure, healthy beer, for it. On draught to-morrow.

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TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEW8. SATURDAY, APRIL 5.1890.

BOCK BEER,

Terre Haute Brewing Oo.

Better than ever. On draught at prominent saloons to-morrow.

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FRYBERGER & EBEL

Make advertising signs of all descri tions to order at lowest prices. Main street.

The Frasier cart is the only cart in the city that gives perfect aatwfaetion. Try it Carico agent

TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY. Between Terre Haute and Jacksonville, Fla^ leaving Terre Haute at 5:20 a. m. and 9:50 p. m., arriving at Jacksonville the following day at L55 p. m. and second morning at 7:40 respectively, via. Evansville route. Only one change of cars.

Solid trains to Nashville, with Pullman Buffet Sleeping Care attached. Fast line to all points south. Accommodations and time not equalled.

R. A. CAMPBELL, Gensl Act, 624 Wabash Ave.

CHANGE OF TRAIN SCHEDULE. Effective April 6th E. & T. H. trains will arrive and depart as follows:

YBAVETERBE HAITE.

5:20 a. m., 10:20 a. m., 3:15 p. m., 9:50 p. m. ARRIVE TERRK HACTE. 5:10 a. m., 11:50 a. m., 8:40 p. m., 11:00 p. m.

R. A. CAMPBELL, General Agent

Special design in Porcelain Script Signs for windows made to order. Fryberger & Ebel, 627i Main street

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Ghieago & St. Loois Ky

-BIG POUR ROUTB-

The Big Four will make the following ratal, commencing March 23d, FROM TERRE HAUTE _—TO

First

Sec. class. $ 6.55 6.55 6.55 6.55 9.75 9.75 12.35

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KANSAS CITY, MO $ 9.55 ST. JOSEPH, 9.55 ATCHISON, KAN....... 9.55 LEAYENWORTIL "... 9.55 COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10... 10.70 OMAHA, NEB ST. PAUL, MINN.... MINNEAPOLIS, ...... PUEBLO, COL...... DENVER COLORADO SPRINGS... »rn points at atelv low rates. All trains Sixth street depot as follows:

10.70 14.35

14.35., 12.35 16.55 16.55 16.55

epart from

Going West—1:20 a. m., 10:08 a. m., 1:02 m.. 7:27 p. m. Going East—1:20 a. m., 8:02 a. m., 1:02 m. and 3:48 p. m. Steam heatea vestibule trains, finest in

Call

LADIES' LIST.

French kid, Curtis & Wheeler, common sense «nd opera. Regular price $3.75. Our price

$2.45/

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Wea\-er, Tliomas & Kirk's patent leather vamps, French kid, common sense and opera. Coat $7. Our price.

$3.95.

A fine French Dot^ola shoe. Former price $2.25. Our price

$1.35.

A fine Msmeillcs kid button. Cost $3.50. Our price

$1.95.

Ladies front lace, plain toe and tip. Cost $4. price.

$1.85.

Ladies' Oxfords, common sense: ami opera. Cost |2, Our price

$1.25.

Ladies1 toe ^ippem. Cost 90c. Our price

45c.

Ladies' house ^ippem. Coat 80c. Onr price

35c.

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Cbow Cbow in balk. Mich. Apples, Fresh Country Butter and Eggs. California White Cherries and Egg Plums 15c. per can.:

Brass Signs, Porcelain, Glass, Metal and wood letters, for windows and store fronts. Lowest prices. Fryberger & libel, 628} Main street

Terr© Haute Brewing Co.

BOCK BEER

Bottled for family use. your orders.

Spring style of hats iust received Sykes' hat store. Give them a call.

OPINION OF PHYSICIANS. The highest medical authorities agree in their statements as to the cure of diabetes, that the treatment must be largely dietic and hygienic. Proper exercise and healthful food, coupled with the use of Dr. Cobb's Vegetable Compound, of which the corn cob is the well known symbol and trade mark, will give relief to the suffering.

Fine dor

Our price

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GEO. C. FOULKES, 41] Ohio Street.

PANTS, $3

It is fine, send

The stewart concert company of Jubilee Singers will give a concert at Central Presbyterian church on Monday evening April 7. Admission 35 cents, reservec seats 50 eentB. Tickets for side at But tons.

Eggs at 12% cents per dozen, at W.W.OLIVER'S.

SANDFORD MILL PROPERTY FOR .. RENT. The large steam So ir, meal and homing mills at Sandfcrd have been closed for repairs for the If few weeks, but, having passed tbrci gh a thorough overhauling, are now ready for rent The capacity of the mill is 80 barrels of roll flour, 40 barrels bolted meal and 80 barrels hominy per day. To give an idea of the value of the mill it might be proper to say that Mr. Bement only a few years ago, paid $8,000 for it Apply to

DAHLEK & FOULKES.

Spring style of hats just received at Sykes' hat store, (rive them a call.

TO LOVERS OF DELICIOUS COFFEE

Wabash Coffee

Is a mixture of JAVA, MOCHA and GUATAMALA. Three of the FINEST COFFEES GROWN. If you want an ELEGANT CUP of COFFEE ask your grocer for it none GENUINE but in, pound packages. Price 35 cents.

JOSEPH STBONG & Co.

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A child's shoe, spring heel and tip, siaes 5 to 8. Cost 85c. Our prior

45c.

A baby

Our pries

Wall Paper, Window Shades, House Painting and Hard Wood Finished, 102 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Terre Haute, Indiana.

SHOES.

JUST -RECEIVED!

From the failure of Rogers, Blackman & Co., of St. Joe, Mo., which we bought for Spot Cash. We place them on sale this week at 80c on the dollar. Every pair of these shoes are iresh, clean goods, and of the very best makes, such as Thomas, Weaver '& Kirk, A. J. Johnson & Co., Curtis & Wheeler, Reynolds & Eddy, Howard & Stradeker, Wright & Peters, W. H. Goodyear & Co., and other well known makes.

MISSES'i LIST

PANTS AND SUITS*

REMOVED.

The original IS pants man has moved to Stt MAIN STREET. MBRRITT, The Tailor and Ratter.

RJEAL

K9TATJC.<p></p>BUILDINGLOTiR

To every three months, paid up subscriber on or before June 1st give one guess on the number of Naw SCBSCRIBERS THE NKWS will have obtained during the three months ending June 30th. The one guessing nearest the exact number will be given the lot 13 on Seventeenth street as in "Cottage Place" addition as shown in the plat below. This lot is given US bv the TKRRK H.VCTE RKAL ESTATE ANO IMPROVEMEKT Co. for this purpose.

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la button, extra hi^bi cut. Cost $2.50.

$1.45.

A fine dongola button. Cost $2. Our price

$1.25.

A good pebble goat shoe, 11 to 2. Cofst $j Our price tmmm mmmm

75o.

A good solid, Our price

shoe with tip, sizes 2 to (i. Cost 50c.

25c.

lilies web slippers, all men,

lOc.

Please call and examine the goods and you will find them as represented.

We cannot mention one-half the bargains, but if you will call, we will show you the finest shoes ever brought into the4 city and at the lowest prices, and every pair warranted as represented. Please call early and secure good selections. No such bargains ever offered,. «NEW

681 MAIN STREET,

Next door to P. J. Kaufman's, the Grocer, Terre Haute, Ind.

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Eggs at 12 1-2 cents per dozen, at W. W. OLIVER'S.

Have you seen those new styles at Sykes' hat store.

Call to-night on Schluer, the hatter, and leave your order for your Spring suit We can save vou from $8 to $15 on a suit of clothes. We are making a great many 13, $4 and $5 pants to order. Our Spring line of hats and furnishings are ready for your inspection.

Spring style of hats just received at Sykes' hat store. Give them a call.

WALL PAPER, ETC.

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Men's

price

Murphy A

SUITS, $18.

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LEAGUE PARK,

TO-MORROW,

Sunday, April 6.

Let every patron of the game turn oui and give our boys arousing reception.

Admission, 25 Cents.

G-AMB CALLED AT 3:30 P. M.

GENTS' LIST.

French calf, hand sewed, crwt $4.50. Our

$2.55.

Johnson'*! shoe, Our price

sewed. Cost $7.50.

%'*£$?•

front lace, calf sboe. Cost $1.00.

Fr«nch calf, hand

$3.55.

A fine dongola patent congress, French and London toe. Cost $3.50. Our pnee

1.95.

A solid calf shoe, congress, lace and button. $2 .50. Our price

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81.55.

A coogress, lace and button a solid shoe. Cost $2., Our price..,,. $1.25/'-^"

Boys'

price

Boys'

price

YORK SHOE COMPANY,»

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Cost

fine button, sixes 3 to h. Cost $2.25. Our

8 1 2 5

Youth's button, from 11 to 2, Our price

Former price $1.75.

$1.05.

everyday shoe, 1 to ft. Cost $1,50. Our

90c.