Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 June 1890 — Page 3

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Holdfast Rubber!

Oannot slip ofl at otlwrs *io they are tnneh more com fort* We and dnrahle and cost no more.

Bargains In BOOTS AND SHOES. Before purehanlug elsewhere come and examine ti» floods and prices.

300 Mate St, Twre Haste, IwL

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DBT GOODS.

Bay jronr goods where voa can jwt the most for your money. Yoo know

WE'RE LEADERS!

Next week we'll sell six different styles of Indies* AH Linen Handkerchiefe at 15c, regular price a quarter. 25 dozen more Mall Ties at 7c each worth 15c.

All of onr 50c Drew Ginghams are now 40c. At :ak a yard you can bay our Fancy and Plain 40c Ginghams. At lOc you'll have yonr pick of a lotof

PLAIN I FANCY SILKS

TIIKY ARE WORTH DOUBLE THE I'HIUE.

BUT TOUR LIKEH GOODS BOW!

bill passes all linen goods will be 25 per cent, higher.

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NOVELTIES.

THE LEADING VARIETY STORE.

THE FAIR

Oar sm«ml ollera in Ua»ware. Pine Kelection of Japanese Gootl*. 1 landmine assortment of Willow Ware.

Our lilwral offers in China ware. Our well selected stock of Picture Frames.

iir immense assortment of Hammocks, Croquet Seta, Vrelociiedcfi, Wagons, Bicycles, Tricycles, etc. Daring the hot weather I will present every customer with a hrndnonio Japanese Fan.

GEO.C. ROSSELL, Proprietor.

HA8K BALL.

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TERRE HAUTE!

KAI I«UOAf) TIOKKT8.

For Railroad Tickets

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LOUIS D. SMITH, 661 Main Street

Information cheerfully given as to tank* and tfeae of tolas. Dealer ta TOY8, NOTIONS FANOY QOOD8, tTO (TO,

HOOTS, SUOKS AND KmtUKIM.

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Finished, 102 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Terre Haute, Indiana.

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7, JUNE l(. 20, 21.

Weekday games called at ,1:48 sharp. Sunday game at 3 o'clock sharp. AdniiflHkm 25 cents. Admission to grandstand 15 cents. Ladies admitted free to gram) stand. Reserved ojiera chairs 10 ceuU» extra. On salo at Baker A Wa turn's.

TO ALL POINTS AT

REDUCED RATES.

UNION PASSENGER STATION,

TtnK HI« FOIR TO Wt'tl.® A BASft. HOME .? 8W »F.POT.

Ttee Kmlrm lliltutt* Mnrfcry LImm l« Kilter »h* New Wbkk Will He MmM at

Tvnlk ami l^mnt.

Since Tn* Nsws jttiblished the interview with \jce President and General Manager John O. William#, in which he said that the matter of the erection of a new union depot luul Iwen turned over to him npon his aeoeeRtoo to the general managership of the And alia there has been a stir among railroad men. and an apparent effort mi their part to keept!»eir nwvementa a deep secret. Tl» whole thing fe gitren to the public for the first time in to-day's twne of Tws NKW*. It will be remembered that in tw© interviews published in this paper Vie© President Williams stated that tt wonkl not lie possible iot the VandaiSa to begiu tho ew*tion of the new utntctare before next season, and that no effort wonld be matte to jtet thinns In readuMMS before £prittjr. This what eel the other miiynad men to thinking, ami tlw» result is that the Vandal ia has been caught napping. Mr. William* has been thrown ont at first. Xr, Williams' stetement thai the Van. alalia would not be able, to ere** anew depot before soother ymr gtmy ilieir mart formidable competitor an opening, and now theJUg Fwtr, harked by three other TVrre Hante lines, has decided to erect a handsnene ne-sr depot attheewner of Twth*nd8prne*«tre«te,and to have the newg&raetaie 4am before tanow fik*. it wm «iven oot privately tim »o«iinn that the new depot woeld ooat flOOL900 estimated) and that aCbka#{0 an^ teet i» now at woHc the plana, tm depot ia lo %e ao eoostnwted lo be mtered from the iMMfth «nd sooth and will

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Fonr. Ttifei will gtve plenty erf Will iUtllU IKiUIICS 9 mootloai sum ivai vefilent pwwenget station. AQWd with the Btg Fonr In the deal ws said to bs the lUinoiSi,

the E\-ansviHe & Terre Hante and'theEvansrilte & Indianapolis. The former has direct access to the rate over its own tracks and the tiro latter, it is claimed, can ran into the new depot ova* the old E., T. II. & C., which although for the most part is owned by the Maekey interests, is operated under a lease from this cjtjr north to Crawfordgvilte by the Van-

With these lines Into a new onion de-

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it will leave only the Vandalia and Hante & Peoria to enter the one which Architect Hajnnaford is now design* ing for the former company. The^deal, although now only in the e'mbrro, will lie poshed as fast as possible and W. C. Irwin, chief engineer of the Big Fonr and a corjw of engineer?! are expected here in a short time to look over the gronnd. It is to be hoped tliat nothing will be allowed to stand in the way of this commendable piece of enterprise and that the roads which are active enough to go into it will reap a harvest from an increased passenser traffic. The Vandalia has been asleep for years and has allowed the old rookery at the corner of Tenth and Chestnnt streets to stand as long as the people of thiscity will tolerate it, and this enterrising move on the put of the Big Fonr jould be justly rewarded.

Ballwaj RniobllBica.

J. S. Taibott, generalagent of tlie C., & St. P. at Denver, arrived in the city with his bride yesterday.

The Vandalia (pile driver Went to St. Joseph yesterday to drive piles for the new round house which is to be erected there.

Every road centering at Cleveland is tied up. The threatened switchmen's strike was ordered yesterday. They demand $2.50 for day and £2.75 for night work—the Chicago scale.

The telegraph line along the line of the Indiana & Lake Michigan road from South llend and St. Joseph will be completed to-morrow and anew Office cut in at the Northern terminus as soon as the wires are up.

Jolm Weaver, night foreman of the Vandalia round house, has resigned his position and left to-day for Indianapolis, where he has accepted a much better position. Otto Burgett has been appointed his successor.

W. F. Merrill, general manager of the Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Railroad, has been appointed genera) manager of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, to succeed h. P. Ripley. Mr. Merrill will assume the duties of his new office al)out August 1st

The Eastern Illinois special car, carrying President George W. 8anl, General •Superintendent I). R. Patterson, Train Master A. S. Paige, Paymaster A. S. Cullorn and Treasurer C. W. Hi Hard passed through the city yesterday en route to Chicago. They llad been on an inspection tour over the C. & I. C.

The deposing of Julius Dexter from the presidency of the C. II. & D., and the election of M. D. Woodford to tlie presidency and Eugene Zimmerman to tlie vice'presidency is in consonance with the prediction made by THE NKWS some weeks ago. C. W. Fairbanks, president of tho Terre- Haute & Peoria is elected to a seat in the directory which means that the Fairbanks-Zim-merman party were victorious over the Sage-Dillon party and that as soon as matters can be arranged steps will be taken looking to either the purchase or lease of the Terre Haute Peoria and probably the I. A S. Railroad men here predict that if the T. II. & P. is purchased tho C. II. & D. will lmild from Iridianh|K)lis to this city and that if the I. D. A S. is also added a s,iur of the latter will be built down the old canal bed to this city.

The North American Company was incor{orat«"d in New Jersey Saturday with Henry Villard as president. The capital stock is $50,000,000. The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having agreed to place at the disposal of the Oregon A Transcontinental Company a sufficient amount of the consolidated 5 per cent bonds contract has'beet) entered into with a strong syndicate, under which the payment of the outstanding bonds, under tlie terms of the mortgage, on Nov. 1, 1890, is assured. The object of the corjwration is to give tlie company more extensive powers tlian tlie old body. The new company offers to exchange 400,000 full paid shares at i»r fora corresponding number of old Oregon A Transcontinental, and thirty days are allowed for tlie exchange. The advantage claimed for the new enterprise is that the company can operate in two special fields—railroad financierin and the promotion of elcctric light an power enterprises.

The annual report of tlie C. II. A D. shows net earnings for the year ending March 31, 1890, $1,400,915, an increase of $1.%327. The total earnings for 1800 were $3,565,178, an increase of $86,203, Tlie total operating expenses showed an increase of $71,790. It is explained that the comparison is not fair becanse it does not include in 1$90 tlie 0}erations of the Cincinnati Richmond A Chicago and a jortion of the Cincinnati, Jackson A Mackinaw. If these had been included tlie grew* earnings would be $200,000 greater. Hie board of directors Will hereafter be elected yesrly, one class to serve one year, one two years and one three yearn. C, W. Fairbanks, Wm. A. Proctor and Henry F. Shoemaker were tlie new directors elected and the old board will be re-elected. M. D. Woodford will be elected president instead of Julius Dexter and Kogene Zimmerman vice president. Of the ten millions of the alleged Mock tamed by I wi A Co., there yet remains ootstsndlng and claimed against the company, $2,400,900. In retiring the portion that has thus far been taken ia the company has authorised and put ont an issue of $553,600 preferred 4 per «enL stock.

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TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18.1890.

ANNOimCEMKNT.

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(X)}"VKNTIOS—A sua contrenHon it catted to meet in ifee KW H*u,

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tween Sixth and Seveatb atieete, on Ute mh S«yrf iwe at J® cUd-rto fln parpoM of nominating an Indcpatdeat Coaaty ticket. All Urmcr'n onf»nia»ti«B*. of L, and t'nloo

Party well as ail who believe in awton to ataie, county, md tovmhip on^ a line of redactlon of ssila.ri«i «i rednetion ot taxes and a reduction of exfKs&Ms Kcneratly—antf op{o rtUoii to thccaucut and rtn* rote of the old partjea axe Inrlted. By order of

THS COMMITTEE.

j^OTICETQTAXl'AYKRS. CITYCUttx'sOrnc*. 1 Toiaa HAITK, Jao«2nd, 1830.)

Notice is hereby siwn that tlie board of equal! cation of ihcelty of Tcm Haate, Indiana, will meet at the council chamber on the northwest eoraer of Fourth and Walnutitreetaon Monday Jan© 16,100, for the.purpose of equalizing the as8e«»ients of «M city for the year 1830. The said hoard continuing In sewion from day to day until the work is completed.

By order of the cotninon conncii. A. C. DlTDUtKSTON, aty aortk.

YLEVELAJJI,

CIXCmKATl. CHICAGO &

ST. LOG IS RAILWAY COMPANV.~Notlc? is hereby given that a special moe'tiag of the stock holders of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chlcago A St. Loui« Railway Company will be held at the office of the company in Cincinnati, Ohio on Monday the 7th day of Jnly, 1890, at 10 o'clock, a. m., pursuant to resolutions pan by the board of Directors, at their meeting of May 28th, 1830, to consider and take action on the following matters: 1st As to increase of Common Stock of the company in the sum of 14,600,000, and the issue and disposition of the same. 2d. The execution of an operating contract with and the acquisition by purchase of stock or otherwise, of the White Water Railroad, and the issne therefore of bonds of this company for the sum of 1650,000, bearing interest at 4 percent per annum. Said bonds to run for a period not exceeding fifty years, and to be secured by a purchase money lien by way of mortgage or otherwise. 3d. As to issue of the bonds of this compaay for 110,000,000, bearing interest at the rate of 4 per con t. per annum, payable in 100 years, said bonds to be secured by a collateral trust agreement or mortgage, being the purchase price of the St, Louis division of the St. Louis, Alton fc Terre Hante Railway, upon the sale thereof to the Cairo, Vincennes & Chicago Railway Company. 4th. As to the acquisition by purchase of stock, or otherwise-, or by lease of road between Springfield and Columbus, Ohio, or the building of an independent line between said points and the issue of bonds of this company in the sum of SI.25C.000.. bearing interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, for such purpose.

Sth. Approval of agreement relating to the purchase of stock of the Cincinnati. Wabash & Michigan Railway Company, and authority to guarantee the interest on not toexe$d 93,000,000 4 per cent bonds of said Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan company.

Ctli. As to tlie approval of an agreement with the Ohio & Mississippi Railway Company relat ing to the use of track between North Vernon and JeflbrsonviUc and New Albany.

The stock books will be closed on the evening of the ICth day of June, 1890, and re-opened on the morning of the 10th of July, 18C0.

E. P. OsBORsr, secretary.

POLITICAL. ANNOUNCMBNT8.

BOUNTY CLERK—I will be a candidate for .V the office of County Clerk of the Vigo ircuit Court subject to the decision of Democratic nominating convention. 8AM UKL ROY8E.

J^OR

COUNTY COMMISSION KH--W il Hum .Slaughter will be a candidate for County Commissioner for the Second District, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. ,^OU COMMf.SSIONKR OP THE SEtXlND DJS-

TRif.T—The nndersi*ncd will l»e a candl date for tlie nomination of commissioner of UKSecond district, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

Sheri(Tof Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention, 1'ETKRMAnAN. I/UR HHKUIKF—I will be a candidate for the JF office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

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W. P. HOCTOR.

HKCORDKlt—K. A. Hew is a candidate for recorder of Vigo county, subject to tho decision of the Republican nominating con ventton.

1:*ORof

RK*X)RttKR—I will be a candidate for Recorder of Vigo county, subject to tlie de clsion the Republi lion. I.

iciui nominating convenLEVI HAMMERLY

RKCORDKR—I

will be a candidate for

Recorder of Vigo county, subject to the decision the Democratic nominating convention.

MAJOR M.

SMOCK.

i/OR RECORDER—I will be a candidate for JT Recorder of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. ALONZO FOSTER.

X)R CORONER—! will be a candidate for Coroner of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. WM.S. DAVIS. M. !.

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Sec. 8, Every jwwnbroker, junk dealer and dealer in second-hand goods, shall, during the or dlnary hours of business, submit and exhibit the book kept as provided in Section 7 above, well as any article ot property left In pledge with him, or purchased by him, to the mayor, or any polios ouicer of this city.

See. 9. No person licensed under this ordinance shall receive, by way of pledge,pawn, or purchase, any property whatever from a minor at any time, except rngs and newspaper, nor from any person between the hours 8 o'clock p. m. and 7 o'clock a. in., nor at any time from any Intoxicated iierson. nor from any person kwwn to him to be a thief, or to have been convicted of burglary or larceny.

Sec. 10. Any person who violates any of the provisions or this ordinance shall be fined In any sum not less than ten dollars nor more than one hun dred dollars for each otlence.

Sec. 11. Whereas-an emergency exists for the Immediate taking effect of this orsllnancMhe same shall be In lorce from and after Its passage and ubllcat'on.

Adopted by the Common Conncii tbe City of Terre Haute, Indiana, at a regular meeting thereof, Tuesday evening, June 3,181)0.

M. E. INGALLS, president.

PKTEU MILLER.

.X"H •AUDITOR—I Will be a candidate lor Auditor of Vigo county, subject to the de cislon of the Democratic nominating conven lion. JOHN D.BELL. .lOR SHERIFF"! will he a candidate for

Sheriff of Vigo county, subject to the de fission of the Democratic convention. C. MOHAJJ.

,OR HH KRIFF—The nnderejgned announces I1 himself as a candidate for sheriff, subject to the decision o( the Democratic nominating convention. JOHN UR1MM1NOKR.

Sec. 3. Any license issued as above jirovided shall become void if assigned or transferred to any other tajrson. A'nd any such license shajl be invalid to protect the license or licenses, hi sidling intoxicating liquor at any place except the premises defccrllted In the license.

Sec. 4. Any one violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall IK fined, for each offense, not haw than twenty dollars, nor more tlian one hand red dollars. (Sec. a. Any person or persons licensed by both the city of Terre Hante and the board of eommissionera of Vfgo 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 conncii of said city shall be entitled loa prorata rebate of the feT for such city license, for the unexpired period thereof, which license shall then be surrendered and canceled.

See. 6. Wberesw, an emergency exists, therefor this ordinance shall take effect upon and be in foroo on and after tbe 38th day of Ju^e, A. 1)., 1890, due publication having flOit bCcu made.

Adopted by the common council of tho city of Terre Haute, Ind., al a regular meeting thereof, held Tuesday evening, May 20th, l«*».

I»ASfT8 AND SUITS.

SO lew Patterns Elegant Scotch Summer Suitings MERRITT,

ORDINANCE.

A N ORDIN ANCE-ifiw *g Pamkapi, J*nt A. Skttp*amdgecfnut-m 'Storm.*

Seetttnl. Belt ordained by theoommon ooun cilof tbedtyof Temt Hanto that noperaon/w iwawxia shall carry on the twwtneM of pawn broJier, lank dealer, or Healer in aeeocd-hand goods within thla city, or within two miles of the corporate ilmtu ttereof. wltboei, bavtng flrst obta^ned a Uceom ao to do as bereteafter provided.

Sec. 2. Any person deairing to carry on a pawn ahop, or to deaf In jonk,«la second-hand goods, shall flrst pay into the dtr treasury the sum of ten doilars as a tkwnae fee therefor, awl take and Die with the dry cierfc. treasurer's receipt therfor. together with an appltsaUon in writing, -igned by the applicant, oanieulariy deecrtbln* the place where such business is be carried on, and giving the tuU name of £be person or persons making the HDollca' ion.

Sea It shall ba tbe duly of the dty clerk whenever such receipt and application has been bled with him, as above provided, to 1 sue a 11 cense to such applteant or appileanta. for tbe period of one year from tbe date ot i»»utng the same, to carry on such business In tbe place spedfled In sueh application, which license shall net be transferable. Tho d«-rtc shall.! receive out of the treasury the sum ot one dollar for Issuing sueh license tec. 1 Any person who Ibana money en t&c depositor pledge of personal property, or other valuable thing, or who deals in the purchasing of personal property on condition of selling'the samebackainan. shall be Ceemed a pawn broker

See &. Any person who keeps a place of bad as* for Urn purchase or sale of Junk, old metal rags, old rope, old eanvao, old paper, or the like, ehaU be deemed a junk dealer.

Sec. 6. Any person who keeps a pises ot bod nets for the purchase or sale of second-hand clothing, OK of second-hand furniture, or secondhand goods, wares or merchandise 6f any kind he deemed a dealer in second-hand goods. 8e& 7. Kvery pawn broker, junk dealer, and dealer in second-hand goods shall keep place of business a substaotlal and well-hound book, lo which shall be entered In writing, with lak, a minute description of all property received to pawn or purchase, the date on which it was received or purchased, and particularly mentioning any prominent or descriptive marks that may be on any of such property, together with the name and residence ot the person or persons by whom tt was leit or sold which book shall bs kt nt clean and legible, and no entry therein shall be obliterated or defaoed. Every pawnbr ker shall also, at the time of inak ing each loan or conditional purchase, deliver to the person from whom he obtains tbe property, written memorandum signed by himself and con taining tbe substance of the entry made in the book aforesaid.

A. C. DUDDLK3TON, City Clerk. Regulating (he Sale of In on, and Protiilituia Penalty:

ORDINANCE toxicatiiig Liqno ...... Section 1. Be It ordained by the common council of the city of Terre Haute: That every person, firm or company that is keeping, or shall keen any shop, saloon or other place for the sale of any intoxicating liquor or liquors to be used in and upou the premises, within the corporate limits of the city of Torre Haute, or within two.jnilea of said corporate limits: and every person, firm or company that Is or shall be licensed by county or stale niitlmrfty to retail any intoxicating liquor or liquors within the corporate limits of said city, or within two miles of said corporate limits, shall pay to tho treasurer of said city the sum of two hundred and fi fly dollars, and takesald treasurer's receipt therefor and flic It with the clerk of said city, accompanied by an application for a license signed by such person or jiersons with thefr iudividual'Damcs, particularly describing the lot and premises where such business Is carried on, together with the affidavit Of tho applicant that they hold an unexpired license from the board of commissioner* of "Vigo county. Indiana, to retail Intoxicating liquor

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described In the applicatl n,and specifying the date when such eouuty liocnse will expire. Sec. 2. It shall lie the duty of the city clerk whenever an application has been made alovc provided to ifaue to such person or persons. In their individual names, a license to seli spirituous, vinous and malt liquors at tbe place descrlfK-d In Uu' application, for the period of one year from the date ot such license. The city clerk shall keep a record of such llcc.tsc and Ue such app ation and affidavits presented as above provided, in his office in convenient and pro|ier order, for which services he shall in each case receive out of the city treasury a fee ofone dollar.

A. C. DOnPLESTON. City lerk.

L.1FK INtiURANCK.

THB PAYMENTS OF ALL LIFE INSUBANCE COMPANIES Naturally increase with age, and npon this rock ot "increasing death rates" all co-opera-tive societies ultimately go to pieces. The Mutual Lite, however, with its constantly increasing death claims is stronger to-day than ever. It has paid out, since IMS, for death claim* ft00,001,2358^1 It has paid out. since 18tS. for matured en" endowments...

Or a totalef. Yet it holds lor the foture payment of claims over tivW.OOCUlOO and baa* surplus of #«,000,1*)0 over and above every liability.

This eokmsfel reserve fund Is constantly in* crcaalng. It is a bulwark against an tniacbanee—an evidence that the Mutual sell* Insurance that Insure*

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM'Y

Of NKW YORK,

hnxi every dodrab'x- term ot policy and the nmlM titamH are bmik mtmactotj than In any odm life in-eraaee ecmpsny.

EIDDLt, HAMILTON CO., Agtik

SCTKHKB UMm.

SUMMEB 71CATI0E

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The finest train in America, equipped with an Elegant Dining-Oar Service, runs daily between

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New York and Boston,

-VIA THE

Great 4-Traek

New York Central IL K.

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

Absolutely no Ferry Transfer.

THE

0T COMPLETE VEST1BULED TRAINS On the American Continent run Daily between. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO.

BIG 4 ROUTE!

Ask for TickoU -via the-—

OSCARii.MIIRRAY, 1). B. MARTIN, Traffic Manager, Gen'l Passenger Agent. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

RAILWAY.

3 EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

rnoM

EVAN8V1LLK, VINOENNES, TERRE HAUTE and DANVILLE

CHICAGO

WHENCE DIRECT COPTNECTTON is made to all points EAST, WESTaad NORTHWE8T

Atl bt Tlcieti vis CUaga Saitm QUadf

rats*, time tables and infomnation In dstall, edtf r*M your nearest Ticket Agsat. WILLIAM HILL, Oen. Paaa. and Tkt. AgL

CHICAAO, IUL

A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Agt, Terre Haute.

COAL. AND WOOD.

Household Ms

STORAGE ROOMS

-AT-

SMITH'S,

945 MAIN STREET.

Kr.nrcF.n IRH»«

ON 4*»AI/I

Best Block $2.30 per ton Block Nut 2.20 Washington Lump.. 2.20 Sholburn 2.20 Washlnfifton Nut.... 1.86 H&rd Coal. ..7.60" Blacksmith Goal 6.00 Stove Wood. 3,76 per oord

Telephone 187.

UK FRIO KUATOItS.

Calder's Oil Stoves

AT. ASK A:

REFRIGERATORS

Buckeye Lawn Mowers TOWN LEV STOVE OO., 8oL«AOfe«rrs.

Korth German Uafd Utraard luman

scad

sylVMria »y »««—*. .. Take the llmit^i Ve^ihaletwtn mffim. *ms t3M# p. IK. and arrtvla* to Phfiadelphla i38 «^n«xidaya»d fa Vent 4M asj^li iaoneot the tmtm ewtei i« tbe^tlC^

Fmich

Bed Star

nii

wpieseat the following flrst ehus stenmahip

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WhiieBtar Gokm Hjun unban

American Netherlands

Stele Andbor Allan line*.

fMLowttnlHttind fron all partaof the wartf and all other InformaUon calf on

JOHN G. HETNL,

tt Ns^stk Elchth

m*Tsm

Maals, Issd.

TIMJS TABUS.

J^AILROAD TIME TABL2.

Standard time 10 minutes slower than city timet

J£» 3* JJ

Trains leave for the sooth 'at &» an 10:30 a m, sis and S:S0 a. Trains arrive from the sonth at &10 a a 11:8® am 8:40 a, and 11:00 m.

T.H.AP.

Traiaa leava tor the northwest at 7:45 a m: Sup XOu grains arrive from northwest at 11:15 a and 7:05pm.

K. A I.

Trains leave for the south, nail and express, 8:35 am Worth, mixed, 4:06 pm. Arrive from the aonth, Worth, mixed 10:50 a mail and express, 4:05 m.

A A. K. I.

Train* leave for the north alfc&aa 1210p a and 11:10 m. Trains arrive from the north at bio a m: 10:15 aa &10 pa and M5p a.

BIO FOUR.

^faina leave tor east at 1:10 a. m.

&02

a. m.:

1.-02 p. m. 3:48 p. m. Leave tor the west 1:53a. a. 10:09 a. a. 1:02 p. m. 7:5Sp. m.

PltOFXSSIONAU

BALL,

T|p MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

oua DISCASES. TUMORS, MOLES, SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED. »«r Hours. 9 to 11 a. m., A to 5 p. a. 115 Snath Slxtli Mreei.

CATARRH, THROAT, AND NFRV.

I. H. C. ROYSE,

INSURANCE. -Si™.

No. 517 Ohio Street.

DR. VAN VALZAH,

DENT1TS

Offlos in Opera House Block.

B. A. GILLETTE, D. D. S„

DENTIST.

Northwest Corner Sovoirih aii.l Main, opposite Terre Haute House.

WILL E. BELL,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence, SIX Walnut street, Office, over .1. A. WiUison's drug store at Fourth street and the Vandalia road. Callsnrtuuplly attended to

Office telephone, 17X Reshlcnra telephone,

DR. F. G. BLEDSOE, DENT 1ST!

«T NO. SJ7X MAIN NTUKKT.fS

Kmc GOLD and RUBBER PLATES a specialty

LEO. J. WEINSTHIN, M. D.,

Physician and Surgeon

620 Chestnnt street Office, 111 H. ik Building.) All calls Residence tolephono 218.

Residen

Hixth (8i promptly answered

DR. E. A. DuMONT,

DENTIST,

1210 WabaNh A veil ne.

DRS. ELDER BAKER.

HOMPCEATHI8T8, OFFIOE 102 80UTH 8IXTM 8T. N ighl calls answered from llio office. ••"•Telephone, No. 1^.

HAT1I llOUSK.

KXCniNCS ABTESUN BATH II01ISK.

The water from these wells does not strike tho air until it Is iu the bath tub, thus preserving all health giving qualities. It is pronounced by physicians to be superior to the famous Hot Hprhigs. Cold and hot baths, va and Runs Hi ti baths rooms. Homos taken bathing,

tnor, Turkish

Elegant ladlcft' walling care of while you are streets, nesr

Corner Tenth and Chestnut union depot.

fJITOKMAK INfJ.

FIRST-CLASS WORK.

BOOTS I SHOES

MADE TO ORDER.

First-class work hand sewed tongue boot, Morocfio 1/egs, for tl All French calf ijoots, hand sowed. 7 00 Men's flue shoes, made to order, ptfgged... 4 00 Men's fine shoes, made to order, sewed..... ft MJ Men's fine boot*, made toordeV, pegsed,,. 6 60 Men's fine hand sewed Kangaroo shoo* to order 6 00 Men's half solfng, pegged 60 Men's half soling and healing, pesfgsd..... KG Men's half soling, sewsd TO Men's half soling and healing, sewed,...,. 1 oo Ladles* shoes half soled 40

J. WALTER KELGHNER,.

No. 009 Cor. Oheatnut and Ninth Streets, Terre Haute, Ind.

JOB PBINTKIt.

I. C. S. GFR0ERER

job Printer,

RO TH0U8U TO 6IVE ESTIMATES.

23S0UTHTIFTH ST.

DAILY NEW8 BUILDINQ

UJfDJEBTAKKIW AND KM »A L.M KIIH. acnassr v. mutes. uttm a.nnxrr. RLACfK St NISBHT,

Undertakers and Embalmers

WORTH FOURTH BT., TERR* HAUTK. ,jg,

•ar All eatls w] day and n:

reoetrs prompt attention

8TATIONKKY, ETC.

SlaU«itrjf, Eluk Booh, Sieki, Twine, lie, J. R. DUNCAN & CO.,