Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 June 1890 — Page 3

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laCBLLANBOUa.

NEW KODAKS

BASK BALL.

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TERRE HAUTE!

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,

June 11, 12 and 13.

GAME CALLED AX 3:45 SHAIJP,

Week day games called at 3:45, Sunday games at 3.

ADMISSION 25c.

LADIES ADMITTED FREE TO THE GRAND STAND Reserved Beats In Grand Stand lOo extra. Reserved seats lor sale at

Baker A Watson's.

NOVELTIES.

LEADERS OP LOW PRICES

•FOR

STANDARD QUALITY OF GOODS.

THE FAIR,

325AffetirL Street.

We handle the best. We wiH be pleased tosee yon, in which ease we are sore to see yon again. Our ft and 10 cent counter* contain utany wonderful bargains. If you now I anything in IlousefarniHhing Goods, Chinaware, Glassware, Tinware, Toy* and Fancy Good# yoo will find The Fair, 325 Main, a first-class plow to deal with. Mail orders promptly attended to.

You pre«

the button,

we do

the rest"

&****« New Nlylm nml Htm AM, VVITII Trnn«t|»itre»»t film*. For sale by all Photo, Stock Dealer*.

THE EASTMAN COMPANY,

Smd/«r CntalogM. KOVUKXTKR, S. I*.

COAL AND WOOl),

Household Goods

STORAGE BOOMS

-AT-

S I S

945 MAIN STREET.

RKMK KI) rait'KM ON VOALj Boat Block,......... .$3.80 per ton Block Nut.... 2.90 Wa*hinsrtOU Lurap.. 9.2C Sbolburn 2.90 Washington Nut.... 1,86 Hard Ooal 7.50 Blacksmith Ooal... .. 6.00 Stovo Wood 3.76 per cord

Telephone 187.

J)\ WOItK«.

NE PLUS ULTRA!

ftyetat and r«(MrraU«f el iadiet' and O^ntlemva's wear in all desired o{ any tabric at short noMo» and modern prlewt at

H. F. BEINERS*

Steam Dye forks,

No. 065 Wab«Ab Avonuo,

(WITH MIRK.

STSAMXItt,

the MkclM Ami ctat «tnuutd)t i.-vvai, c.. dwlnrntmii

tints

t. North German

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wniite ^ar Cvitloa Ilamburv

kv lnman M::#': French Bed Star r1 Ancbw

American NetheHasd«

State Aocbor Allan lines.

For Ixjwwrt Mitr* to snd frow parts of th* world aid all other iaforma&kw call oa

JOHN O. HEINL,

Mwriti St., t^nm Xwl.

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OK(JE C. HOSSIXL, Proprietor.

PLANING MILL.

J. !!. WILLIAMS, President. J, M. -l,irr, Secretary and Tr«a*tirer

CLIFT & WILLIAMS COMPANY.

established 1961. Incorporated 1888. Manufacturers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.,

-AND DEALERS IN-

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Paints, Oils and Builders' Hardware Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets, Terre Haute, Ind,

AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.

A KF.t'KIVKR INANHEDATt'lllCAUO FOR THE «. A K. I.

The Plslntlffli Allw flint They nr«* Unable to Wet NeUlemeiit TIie Indiana Lake Mlrhlcnn bearing Completion.

CWICAOO, June 11.—A bill was filed in the United States Circuit court yesterday by Oeorge Blodgden and A. W. Spies against the Oliiatgo Eastern Iilinois railroad for a m-eiver for the branch of the company's line extending from Dal ton to Danville, 111., and from Bismarck, 111., to Snoddy's Mills, Ind. The complainants say they represent a majority of the holders of one-million dollars income bonds of the portion of the road indicated. The bill charges that the Kastern Illinois, since giving aconsol mortgage in 1SS4, has ceased to keep a se|arate account of the earnings of the income division. It is for this reason, and to secure an accounting, that a receiver is asked.

Railway Rnmblinpi.

W. S. .Ionian, traveling ttassenger agent of the Big Four, was in the city yesterday.

Work will begin on the new time card for the Ixgan division of the Vandalia and the Indiana Lake Michigan in a few days.

Jno. O. Williams, general manager, and Col. Jos. It ill, aasistant general manager of tlte Vandalia, left for St. Ixuis yesterday afternoon.

The annua) meeting of the Doluth & Iron Hange was held at Dnluth on Mon day. The net earnings for tlte year were $150,000. If. II. l*orter was elected chairman li. ft Bishoiv president M, J. Oarpenter, vice prtwwent and general man* nger 0. W. llillianl, secretary, and H. A. i'Mtemon, trewmrer.

Prewklent R. R, Cable, of tfee Rock Island sava of the Western wilwa}' situa* tion: 1 am saUstitnl that Uie comHtions are memling and ttwt the eamis^sof the Western roads will continue to s?l»ow Iaiv» gnaw gains and the net wt!i appear to better advantage presently, doe to the fact that Western railroad men are benuing to realiae the rcsponaibility that repceedinthem.

Work on the Kvansville Si Richmond is now being pushed rapidly. The line waa opetmi on Monday from Elnora on tiie K. I. to Seymour and a lively freight and (tatwenger bnsinem lieing «Ione, Tlte opening of this Hue "ves Itenre Haute a direct nwtetoIatMatt trim on el tbe finest hammer nmiti in Indiana. The. R. A I. is now selling tickets at$3JS to U»e%rin®a.

It seems now that the demands of Anatin Owi»in that alt empio.v««i of the KtU* ia Reading who ate member* of iter of Railway Ocndociors either withdraw from tibe «r*ler or kave Ute company's employ Itas Itad Uie effect of (educing oManberghip of the O. R. C. and that omer «sems powerless to stop It Menben of the order here say that such a move could net be carried o«t by the nilNsJi bare.

If the r^nnaylvanUi aal Vandalia 'ti ice their time Wweea SLLoaleiiad Sew York three hour* they will thea retdt Kew York iwiirfy temtt bouts faster than theBig Fonr, The move is to bemadte

Kill

abewt Jaly let to heaii off £be Mldb%ut Cenbal bnt tbe B% Ftmr faw«fermi» daimthatif It Is marie they will est timr time and demaad a diSeiential in raha. Tbk laaMtteUitiw whkh the Vaatfailia 4W1 iwl fr**.

R. it Cahle. the mfflHifim imnidettt ettiSB t^*a f*i Ke®,*

built a tsn-miie railroad oat to his mines and kept on nntii be now directs over 1,000 miles of road and is one of the most influential presidents of the Northwestern roads. Be is president of the Rock Island and owns stock in nearly all of the Northwestern roads.

E. Kimball, representatives of the New York syndicate which has taken the securities of the St Louis, Alton A Springfield railroad, have been examining the terminal facilities of the Merchants' bridge, the proposed line from Venice to making estimates of cost of

Alton, and betterments, including the extension from Bates to Springfield. Manager Fisher says improvements to the amount of $2,000,000 will be node.

The pending deal between the Wisconsin Central and Milwaukee & Northern railroads is based as follows: The Wiscon sin Central which wantsthe Northern line to get into Milwaukee, and to serve as a feeder for its Milwaukee and Chicago business, offere $5,000,000 in cash for the Northern, and proposes, in addi tion, to assume the indebtedness of that road, which amounts to nearly 15,000,000. The option held by the W isconsin Central Company expires July 1st

Chief Engineer Ben McKeen, of the Logan division of the Vandalia, who is superintending the work of completing the Indiana & Lake Michigan Railway was in the city last evening and was seen by a NEWS reporter. He reports fine progress being made with the work and that there only remains about one more week's work to be done. "We have a force working from each end and the forces will in all probability come together in a week or possibly a little more," said Mr. McKeen.

How soon do you think you can run trains over the new line?" asked the reporter. "Well, I don't know about that. When the work on the road bed is complete there still remains considerable to do, We will have to build sidings, stations, round houses and turn tables before the road will be ready for operation but it will not be long before it is in operation It has been a big job but I will soon be through now?'

AmnaeuientM.

An nnusual interest is being developed in the coming visit of Gilmore's famous band, which will be heard at Naylor's opera house, Wednesday evening, June 18th. The band will be assisted by the Oratorio society of this city. The great and renowned Gilmore is a welcome person in any community, and a* he is about the most enterprising leader known, he gets around to every part of America with his delightful band con certs, and he is the only conductor who has had bin band in all parts of the world. His concerts and festivals of the present spring will number about two hundred up to the time his band will return to Manhattan beach, June 28th, for their twelfth year at that popular resort. Gilmore will not only have his great luind with its many lemarhable soloists, but will also have with him a uartette of sele ted first-class vocal arista who will lend a pleasing diversity to the programme. Miss Ida Klein, the soprano of the Gilmore party, is a remarkable singer in some n«pects. Her voice is of very sweet and pure qualitv, powerful and of extensive compass. Her style is very,sp|rited and everywhere she succeeds

arousing enthusiastic adtnira-1 I^OR

tion. Helene von Doenhoff, the con-1X-tralto, is a rich-voiced operatic artist Wm. J. Lavin, the tenor, has a clear ringing voice splendidly developed, and Edward O'Mahony is one of the most pleasing of singers, very popular in New York, and celebrated as the great IrishAmerican lutsso. The advance sale will oten on Mondav morning, June 10th. 1 rics 60c, 75c and $1.

I LEVEL AND, CINCINNATI CHICAGO A ST, LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.—Notice Is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholder* of the Cleveland, Cincinnati. CbieagoA St* I«ooi» Railway Companj' will be held at the office of the company in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Monday the 7tto day of July, 1S90, at 10 r»viaek,a. in- pursuant to nwolutiona passed li she board of Director, at their mceiiug of Kay S«th, 18», to consider and take action on the following matters: lat Astoincnease of Common Stock of the company iu the mm of ttjmjOM, and the faaue .'i

Tlh «»f aa q«nUif «mtrwt nrN and ike ui^isiaa- 1$ pQNtataejf amciE or •wise,ef i!e Whiu-) Water «ailrottd,and t*-r there,K thin oompany for iof «e»,aO. !w:t?terwtat 4 perceat per annate. Said bonds to ran for a period not exwoiU-- "Sfty year*, and to he wcased by a paechat' »oney lien by way of nmpie or

adu A# to 6Wie«f thfe: hear at the r*te of 4 per t^et. per aa»-tta. f:xy,^ie in MB jears, said ttandstabe woir. hya collateral tnist wrrMmeat or »ert«».:'. being the pu rv.bs«e ri.-eofikaai»SMits x-«"'• theSt-Lonis. Alts Terre Hante Railway, a pun tbe «aie thm, to u» CSairo, Yhieeanos A Chicago Rail-«-»pauv. 4Uu A* to the acquisition thy pnrefcascof wr hf l«w» el road between .««. aad CMatRhea,

i#*$

Oh»mild-

Ia4epeodnit line immtm aald peiata coapsny tn the alt «j»l, beariag iateeart at U» ot 4per eect. per ananai. fw sochpvrpow. tth. Approval of agewawai relatiay ta U» pareha«* et«adk ef tke aa«iaaat(. Wabash A XMUmtMsvOMiasi, and anthortty t» gtuuaatMtlKlatiM«i«een^toexee«dilQQOt.«e put eea toadfe vi aatd Cls^aaati, Wabash A Mtel txusspany. «th, Asia theapptevtaofaa ageeimeat with tlbeOhtoAMtiadKKlppi SaHwayOsaipaay »riat« (ag lo «ke«ne«f ttaA beswiwa .3r«th Tera^a and JifrnsSBTiik and New Al%a»y.'

«i tt« t«lk Jfea^ ase, aad re-opened on tteiMwatmatUN Militilil?, an. M. K. mil-unary,

TERSE HAUTE DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY?JUNE 11,1890.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

A XNOUNCITMKNT-Tbe rooM* of

'MOTICE.-Tho CJuens*

W. B. Parsons, civil enpnftpi% 'and C. Si*th »troet. All persons wishing to gm the

IJOR

IWK

At Chicago yesterday Justice Harlan listened to arguments on a motion of the First National Bank an order instructing mond, receiver of the Indianapolis, De-1 convention, catur & Springfield Railway Company to take possession of it again and surrender it under an order of court entered May 7, 1888, by which the bank will be again placed in control of the read. Robert B. F. Pierce and Benjamin A. Sands are trustees under the first mortgage. The lank claims alien for moneys advanced. The motion was taken under advisement.

FOR

SHERIFF—I will be a candidate for the office of ShcriiT, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

ITOR

WR RENT—ROOMS—Furnished or nnfnrnisbed. Enquire, No. 20 North Twelfth street. .'

11JOR

ANNOUNCEM RNT.

OTICK TO TAX PAYERS. CITY CUWK'S Omcs, TsRna llAtrTK, June 2nd, 1890.) Notice is hereby given that the board ofwinalisation of thecity of Terre Haute, Indiana, will meet at the council chamber on the northwest corner of Fourth and Walnnt streets on Monday, Jane 16, IS **, for the purpose of equalizing the aKK^ments of said city for the year lfWO. The satd board continuing in session from day to day nntii the work is completed.

By order of the common council. A. C. DUDDLESTON, City Clerk.

RENT—A 10 room bouse with large yard —very desirable property. A 7 room 1joum» 6 blocks from Main street

fSB

TBBHXW*

are now In the hands of the carrier* who arereeponslblafor the proper delivery of all iWpei If yon do not receive your paper each evening, do not pay for 14, Saturday when the boy call* to collect.

GH and

Fuel

Cbw-

pany have opened an office at He. aoSotfth

Illuminating and fuel gas (price 55cent* per, l.eoo coblc feet) will jrieaaa leave their orders at the office of the company. I« putting In the service, the rule, "first come grst served" will apply. For all Information call at 3D South Sixth street.

CITIZENS' GAS AND FUEL CO.

1'OLLTLCAB ANNOUNCMBNTS.

W.r.HOCTOR,

CORONER—I will be a candidate for

Coroner of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. \VM. 8 DAVIS, M. P.

FORof

RECORDER-I will be a candidate for Recorder of Vigo county, snbject to the decision the Democratic nominating convention. ALONZO FOSTER.

WANTED,

—.j

if Parson* out of employment and detiriHff tituations can advertise in Ihis column free oj ekargc.

Wtrombone

ANTED—To trade a new." brass, slide in case for a good photograph camera. Address, W. O. Cox, 710 South Sixth-and-a-half street

WANTED.—To

purchase alight buggy. Ap-

p3y to J. W. Callahan, 651 Main street.

ANTED-•Work paper.

at cleaning or hanging

Call at 408 Cherry street.

WANTED.—Seamstress

to take chargc of re

pairing department of Hunter's Steam

Laundry street to

Apply at the works on North Sixth C.

II.

WANTED—A

CROW ELL, Manager.

lady to assist me in my busi

ness. Apply at 519 Swan street.

WANTED—Dressmaking

and sewing in pri

vate families. Call or address 1318 Eagle street.

WANTED—Plain

sewing and dress making,

1103 South Sccond street.

FOR RENT.

I1JOR

RENT—Several nicely furnished rooms within three minutes walk of Main street. Rooms will be rented with or without board, inquire at 129 South Sixth street. .iOR RENT—Furnished room at 616 South

Fourth street.

70R RENT—Coal office at Sixth and I. & St. L. R. R., Apply at E. M. Smith's, 915 and !M7 Main street,

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO., 20 South Sixth street.

,^Ott RENT—A five room house on South Third street in good location. KIDDLE, HAMILTON A CO. 'JO South Sixth street.

70R RENT—One furnished room, ('enter street.

612 Sonth

FOR SALE.

F'ORSALK—Agood

fine young mare, well bred,

gd'dsijEe, looking, well broke and afraid of nothing. Price. 1150." Call at Ret hold's shoe store. Third and Wnbash avenue.

SALE-

A ten horse power Atlas engine

and boiler in first-class condition. Must be sold at once. Will Bell cheap. Call at News office.

LOST.

IOST—A

pet black hen. Finder will be libentity rewarded Jf returned to 618 Ohio

street.

MONEY TO LOAN.

UNJKY TV LOAN—An

DAN—Any suny easy terms EIDDLS, HAMILTON A Co.

ORDINANCE.

ORDINANCE--/'owwfco/j*,Jttnl jSkapt and Sriimd-hand FUtre*:

SecUon 1. Be It ordained by the common council of the city of Terre Haute that

person or

persons shall carry on the business of pawn broker, junk dealer, or dealer In secordband goods wittiln this city, or within two miles of the eorporate iiraits thereof, without hating flrat obtained a license so to do aa Hereinafter provided.

ten dollars tis itoenae fee therefor, ard taka and flle with the dty ciert:. treasurrr's receipt therfor, Uxetber with »n appltouion in writing, signed tor the applicant, particularly describing the place wbere such business is to be carrleU on, ar»s3 giving the tali name or the person or persons mafeing tbesppllca'lon.

Sec s. It shall t» tbe da'yof the dty clerk, wlieoeter socb rrwtpt and appl'catton has been Med with hint, aa above provided, to sa« a license to such applicant or applicants, for the period of one year from the date ol la*uing the same, to carry en socb baalneas tn the place spediSert in snch sppUcation, whitii license shall not be transferable. Tbe ci«rk shaU treeelve out jrf tbe treaaory the sum of one dollar lor issuing such itoeom. aec. I Anyperaen who loans money on tne deposit or rMdge of personal property, or other valuable thing, or who deals in the parehaaing ot personal property on condition of Mlltng the same bat* again, shall be deeaied a ptwn broker

See. & Any perawa who kaeoa a place of business tor th« purchat* or sale of Jaak. old &e*ai, rags, aid rope, e&d cauva*. oid paper, tbe like, shall be deemed a Jottk dealer.

See 6. Any person who kecca a place of bast ness for the purchase or sate of aeeaad-hand ctotbl^c,oref seeond^taod furniture, or swsiodband goods, warn

mmhandtseof any Mad.

shall be deenwxi a d«al« In secoyid-hand yooia. Sec. Every pawn broker, jwk dealar. and dealer tn secood haBd good* shall lawn at Ms ptaeaetMainaac a Kaata.«ia] and mm-tmmi book, la aMflk sttall be ente»*d in writing, wtth Ink.amieiaedMcHpOaaaf idl property rewired inpewner parebaM. tbe date eo which ttaasie-

aay. on any of soch property. and pwddowcal ma tt was lett ot

Cgawy BmBI WWWj WPIWI I book kael aa wotMed ta Sectw wall as amy at ptepwtrlaCt htaa, ar paechased iroa, to tUM

9m laar vMksaaer thiaertlMaaaafeall ha

died Mkna fas 8ae. lL Wheraas an tamadRaieMrtm#betfi( ttda torn wuA altar *MbOestSn.

maybe

with the wains

or paraatu hr when wbtch task stall iegtoie, aawi ne MmM ar defaced, .at the ftaseer nakdeitvnrio

entry therelR Ml he Swtf paand-r kcrakaSa mgeaehtaanor eao«Uo the parson tnm «Maa to obtona the raopnty. wffttan Bsmiwrandwai anwad by hl»adf andeantne aaiMttaca of the anoy atdi to the

f»a

theocite

abna, aa

la pMfe» wtth nmw*«raHr

See, 9. Keaenaea«aaaadandact^«MtoaMa ataSree««a.tf a«r«( p1at»».iwae. arpaatfftaaa, «typropertyMutewrftwta ateor otaaytuaa. taaeiit rata and aawapayar, ear Owa wsawa lutsiia ttt howa a c^taak p. m. aae?o"«)wft a. at. war at any tta» maa any latarianad aaeaan.nartm«ny pence kaoan ta take a UMf, at fcaw beaeeoarteled at taagtsay a» lar«

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lOl'NTY CLKRK—I will be a candidate for I the office of County Clerk of the Vigo I Circuit Cotm," subjacflo the deeteion of the I mUwat said corporate limits, ahall pay tolhe Democratic nominating convention. &AMUKL ROY8R.

COCNTY COMMISSIONER—William M. Slaughter will be a candidate for County i-omwisaionfr for the Second District, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

AUDITOR-! will be a candidate for Auditor of Vigo county, snbjeci to the decUion af the Democratic nominating couven tion. JOHN D. BELL.

8HEH.IFF—I *111 be a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo county, subject to the decisxion of the Democratic convention.

F. C. MOHAN.

JOHN UH1MMINGER.

irwwuitr of said city the mm of two' hundred and fifty dollars, aud tafcesaid trcasurer's receipt

See. sec. S. Any license issned as above provid shall become void if assigned or transferred

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM'Y

Of NttW YORK,

Issues every desirable form of policy and the results attained are more satisfactory than In any other liie insurance company.

PANTS AND SUITS.

REMOVED!

BM X»fed t« MS XAIR fflTBEIT, aext 4«tr to ClMcciy. Paala t«» order SS.OO. Salt* t» orHer |1&«0,

ORDINANCE.

ORIIXAK€#a0 the Sole oj Im tax&NJii*gLiqwn, a»d Pnwidimgo, Pmaitjrr Section l..Ba It nroalned by the com toon council of tb« city of Terre Haute: That every person, firm or compear that is keeping, or shall keep any shop, saloon or other place for the «ale of any intoxicating Ikjuor or Ifunors to le used in and upon the premises, within the rporate limits of the city oi Terre Haute, or

£RJ±F!

therefor and file it with the clerk of satd city accompanied by an application for a license signed by such pemn or persona with their individual names, particularly describing the lot and premises where such business is carried on, together with the affidavit of the applicant that they hold an unexpired license from the board of eommimioners of Vigo county, Indiana, to retail intoxicating liquor upoar the described in the applicati n,and sped date when such county license will expire

tvided to

any other person. And any such license shall be invalid to protect the liccnse or licenses, in selling Intoxicating liquor at anyplace, except the premises described in the license.

Sec, •». Any one violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined, for each offense, not leas than twenty dollars, nor more than one hundred dollars.

Sec. 5. Any person or persons licensed by both the city of Terre Haute and the board of commissioners of Vigo county to sell intoxicating liquor in and upon the same premises, who shall retire from the business in such place at the expiration of such county license and make satisfactory proof thereof to the common council otsaid city shall be entitled to a prorata rebate of the fee for such city license, for the unexpired period thereof, wnich license shall then be surrendered and canceled.

Sec. C. Whereas, an emergency exists, therefor this ordinance shall take ettect upon and be in force on and after the 20th day of June, A. D., 1S90, due publication having first been made.

Adopted by the common council of the city of Terre Haute, Ind., at a regular meeting thereof, held Tuesday evening, M«v '20th, 1KS0.

A. C. DllDDLESTON, City Clerk.

LIFE INSURANCE.

THE PAYMENTS OP ALL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES Naturally increase with age, and upon thLs rock of "increasing death rates" all co-opera-tive societies ultimately go to pieces. The Mutual Life, however, with Its constantly increasing death claims is stronger to-day than ever. It ltas paid out, since 1843, for death clsims 1100,001,258.23 It has paid out, since 1813, for matured endowments,...,. 25,9C9.127.83

Or a total of tl25,9?S,386.06 Vet it holds for the future payment of claims over Si s0.000,000 aud bus a surplus of $8,000,000 over and above every liability.

This colossal reserve fund is constantly increasing. It is a bulwark against all mischance—on evidence that the Mutual sells insurance that insures.

KIDDLE, HAMILTON 1 CO., AgeaU.

EXCURSION..

C^Ecmc%^cH,CAi°ST.LOU|S Ffy

te$5.25!-S»

Round Trip to St. Louis,

June 10th and 11th,

Account meeting of the Society of Christian

Endeavor, via all regular trains of the Ilig Four

leaving Sixth street depot on above dates.

Tickets good returning until Jane 16th inclue. K. K. NOUT1I. Agent.

UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

ROBXKT H. BLACK.

Tots

CoanMo Omttfltf thaCKrsr

JH5. SPvSSMMJw'XlARt, W'•

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mm a. xinr.

BLACK Jk NISBET,

Undertakers and Embalmers

NORTH FOURTH ST., TERRS HAUTK.

a«r* All calls wili receive prompt attenUon Onen dar and nlrhL

REAL, ESTATE.

DO YOU: WANT A NICE LOT

Within the dty limits? Within two squares of atreet cars? Willi in one-half square of city water, laying op high and dry? Where there is the most building being doner Where prices are sure to advance? msiiaisessifi-^v -v As.

/$*

MERRITT.

The Tailor and Hatter,

THE BIG FOUR.

ALL RECORDS BROKEN!

With the ehaege of time taking effect MAY 18,1896,

The Solid Vestibule Trains

IMRg

the premises specifying the ill expire.

Bee. 2. It shall be the duty of the city clerk whenever an application haa been made as above provided to issue to such person or person*. in their individual names, a license to sell jirimoua. vinous and malt liquors at the place in the application, for the period of one year from of such license. The

I city clerk shall keep a record of such liceusc ana file such application and affidavits presented as above provided, in his office in convenient and proper order, for which services he «hali in each case receive ont of the city treas urv a fee of one dollar.

OF THK-

Biq poui^ F^OUJE

Will be sahedntad so as to provide the beetand quickest service ever ofltered between the

NORTH, SOUTH,A

THE

EAST, and WEST

The finest train in America, equipped with Elegant Dlning-Car Service, runs daily between

St. Louis, Cincinnati,

AND"—*""

New York and Boston

VIA THE

Great 4-Traek New York Central 11 R.

Landing passengers at Grand Central Station in the heart of New York City, from whieh point street cars and elevated railroads can be taken to any part of the city. No change of cans to Boston. The Southwestern Limited makce direct connection in Union Depots with through trains from all western aud southern cities.

Absolutely DO Ferry Transfer,

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0T COMPLETE VESTIBULED TRAINS On the American Continent run Daily between. CINCINNATI ANI CHICAGO.

BIG 4 ROUTE.

Ask for Tickets -via the

OSCARO. MURRAY, D. B. MARTIN, Traffic Manager, (ion'l Passenger Agent. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

ROOTS, SHOES AND RUBHERS.

LADIES,

TRY THE NEW

Holdfast Rubber!

Cannot slip oiT as others do they are much more comfortable and durable and

cost no more.

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Bargains in BOOTS AND SHOES. Before purchasing elsewhere come and

exam no the goods and prices.

D.F^eibold,

300 Main St., Terre Haute, Ind.

RKFUIO ERATO RS.

Caldcr's Oil Stoves

ALASKA

REFRIGERATORS

Buckeye Lawn Mowers

TOWNLEV STOVE CO., SOLE AOEMTS.

"The Mtilmaa*KA»i1maii Addlttoa." Bay

one ol

tbase

Istou

Baild a

of m$ from $300 to $350 «ch.

Haute Heal Estate and ImproTement Co.

Hi0®8 WABASH AVEMUE^I

i? yvp-.

INSURANCE.

aar Telephone, No, 185.

Makenp Be coohave been

wmmm

TIME TABUS,

J£AXLROAD TIMB TABLE

Standard time 10 minutes slower than city time.

A T.

"Trainsleave for tbe sooth at 5:90am lftSOa at, &15 and f:S0p at. Trains arrive from the aouth at &1Q am 60 am &40 a, aad 11.-00 nt.

T.H.AP.

Trains leave for the northwest at 7:4Sam ti5 m. Trains arrive from northwest at 11:15 a andSKBpxa*

X. AI.

Trains leave for tho sonth, mail and express, t'Sao Worth, mixed, 4:05 pm. Arrive from the sonth. Worth, mixed 10:50 a tS mall and express, 4:05 m. .If ./

C. A. K. I.

Trains leave tor the north at

5:20

3:30 and

M: 1*M0

11:10

Trains arrive from the north at M0 am 10:15 am,-8:10pm and 9:45 pm. BIO FOUR.

Trains leave for east at 1:10 a. ra. ftOJa. m. 1:03 p. m. &4S p. m. Leave for the west 1:53a. m. 10:09 a. m. 1.-02 p. m. 7:sjp. m.

PROFESSIONAL.

MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

HAiRa

REMOVED,

BALL,

CATARRH, THROAT, AND NERV

OUS

DisxAaea.

TUMORS, MOLES, SUPERFLUOUS

ear Hours, 9 to 11 a. m., 12 to 6

p. m. 110 Naatlt Sixth stmt.

I. H. O. ROYSE,

REAL ESTATE,

AND MORTOAOC LOANB,

No. 617 Ohio Street.

DR. VAN VALZAH,

DENTIST:

Office in Opera House Block.

A. GILLETTE, D. D. S.,

DENTIST.

Northwest Corner Seventh and Main, opposite Terre Haute House,

WILL E. BELL,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence, sis Walnut street, Ofllco, over J. A. WHH.son's drug store at Fourth Ktreot ami the VHudalin road, tiallspromptly attended to.

Office telephone, 178. Kcsldcnce telephone,

DR. F. G. BLEDSOE, DENTIST!

•r NO. 8274 MAIN NTRKKT.TfS

Ktna GOLD and RUBBER PLATES a specialty.

LEO. J. WBINSTBIN, M. D.,

Physician and Surgeon!

Residence, 620 Chestnut street. Office, ill H. 8lxth (Savings Rank Building.) All calls promptly answered. Residence telephone 218.

DR8. ELDER BAKER,

HOMPCEATHI8T8, OFFI0B 102 SOUTH SIXTH 8T. "Iglit calls answered from the office,

1IATII HOUSE.

EXCHAN6K ARTESIAN BATH HOUSE.

The water from these wells docs not strike tho Sir until it is in the Imth tub, thus preserving all health giving qualities. It is protiouneoiT physicians to

superior to the farftous Hot

ings. Cold and hot baths, vapor, Turkish and Russian batbs. Elegant lmlles' waiting rooms. Horses taken care of while you are bathing.

Corner Tenth and Chestnut streets, near union depot

SIIOEMAKINC*.

TEST-CLASS WORK.

BOOTS I SHOES

MADE TO ORDER.

First-class work hand sewed tougue boot, Morocco l/cgs, Tor |7 fiO All French call !oots, Itand sewe«l 7 00 Men's fine shoes, made to order, pegged... 4 00 Men's fine shoes, made to order, sewed ft f0 Men's fine boots, made to order, pegged.,. 6 60 Men's fine hand sewed Kangaroo snoot to order 6 00 Men's half soling, pegged 00 Men's half soling and ncaiing, pegged 86 Men's half soling, sew««d.. 75 Men's half sollnxand healing, sewed 1 00 Ladies' shoes half soled 40

J. WALTER ffiLCHNER,

No.

009 Oor. Chestnut and Ninth Streets, Terre Haute, Ind.

JOB PRINTER.

1. C. S. GFR0ERER

Job Printer,

NO TftOUtU TO «!VS ESTIMATES,

23 SOUTH FIFTH ST.

DAILY NEWS BUILDING

U^iiMKMSh

WALL. PAPER, ETC*

o8IBLEY

I B0S30Mlx

Wail Paper, Window Shades, House Painting and Hard Wood Finished, 102 NORTH FOURTH STESET, Terre Haute, Indiana,

STATIOJOCRY, ETC.

MsBcry, filuk Ms, Sa4i Twiic, Etc J. R. DUNCAN & CO.,

Hml

eeo and602 Wabash Avenue.