Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 June 1890 — Page 3

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DRY GOODS.

SPECiAL.

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LEVI'S"

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Week day games called at 4:00 Admission 25c stand 16c.

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50 dozen Gents. Silk Scarfs at 15c, worth double, Fine French Ginghams at 40c, reduced from 50c. All our 40c Ginghams are now 30c. l*'i Ladies Fast Black Hose at 25c, elegant values-* Ladies Fine Gauze Fast Black Hose at 58c* we've l6lc them at 8Sc.

DllY GOODS.

WE HAVE HA

4 LADIES ADMITTED FREE TO THE GRAND STAND

CPA LAND WOOD.

946 MAIN STREET.

''T RKDITRP RMRKK 0N Boat Block...........$2.30 per too* Block Nut 2,20

Washlufftoa 2.20 Sholburw 2.20 Waahinirtoii Nut.... 1.86 Bard Goal ., 7.60

r. Blackamlth Ooal 6.00" lit Stove Wood... 3.76 per oord

Telephone 187.

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.QUITE-

In hot weather goods, but our stock is not Ete&r exhausted. Our line of fast black organdies ranging in price from ,12£c to 20c, is a most surprising bargain. We still have the best fast black henrietta satteen in Terre Haute and sell it at 25c, It must be seen to be appreciated.

BASK BAI.L,.

Reserved opera seats 10c extra. For sale at Baker ft Watson s.

Household Goods

STORAGE BOOMS

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RBSillLTRA

Dyeing and treneratta* of ladles'

«, and tteatietaes'* wear to all desired abatkw of any labrte at»Ii«rt uetice and taectont prices at

H. F. REINERS'

Steam Dye forks,

Wabash Avenue, iteirrit

MI»K.

WALL PAPUt, KTC.

SIBLEYIBOSSOMlx

Wall Paper, Window

Louse Paint-

©s. Hot:

Shades.

mg ana Hard Wood

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

DRY 6 GOOD STORE,

WABASH AVENUE—676

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CORNER SEVENTH STREET

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Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,

Juno 25, 26 and 27. i'.

Admission to grand

AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.

TERRIBLE rRRICIHT WRECK ON THE E. fc T. ML I.ART KlItiltT.

Kaglaser K4 Twain and Tr«w»|» arc «tiled and Bo«l» Keiiaw B»«n»l. ijOird -Tke Truck BIsekMlMl

IUM) Tmlim Dtlsyrd.

At 11:30 last night a teriffic heed end collision occurred on the Evansville Time Haute road one mile south of Purcells and five mik* south of Vincennes in whicli Engineer Edward Tohill and an unknown man lost their lives and two locomotives and a number of

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were

smashed to pieces. The cause of the wreck is unknown and only the investigation, which occurs to»day, will reveal it. Tho engineer wlio came to his death in the wreck was on engine 100 which was hauling north bound freight No. 20. The train was moving at a Uvely rate of speed and when it reached a point one mite south el Fur* cells the engineer and firemen sighted train No, ly, a sooth bound freight, just ahead and rounding die end of a long curve. Tl»e crew on train N'o. 19 saw No. 20 about the same time and all jumped to the ground. The fireman on Engine 100 also jumped, but it reported Iters that Engineer Itohill remained on hie engine and rode into the wreck. Both engines were badly amaahed op, bnt are not beyond repairf. Several cars were broken to kindling wood ant! a number of others more or damaged. The tracks were Mocked for several hooia awl all of the night trains were delayed, hut a fort* of workmen goth the wrack before daylight and soon had the tracks clear. The Jooomotieee were sent to the company's (shops at Kvansville lor repaim. Engineer Edward Twhll! was a young man, hat had been in the employ of the company for a number of yearn. He tames wife and one child. He has been married about three years. His home Is at Evansville, where the funeral will probably take phfcoe to-morrow afternoon under of the Wri fariss of the B. otUK.

Hallway awswWHsesc*.

The receiver of the Chicago A Atlantic ndiway is ndoci^expeaiesiHMMu^ary to ins) settkmeot fefhtv-thiee men have been discharged from

Uk»

i^iojpe at

Hontiagtou tetnporanly. St. £^&b«A a Sunday SCIMQI pkaiced ttOHirMMf, About one hnn-

dred and fifty went out on the 8 train on the Big Four. Thes

ANN OUNCKMENT.

NNODNCKMENT-The

TION.—Notice is hereby given that a con-1 ventlon of the delegates appointed by the Democracy ot the various counties Composing the Eighth Congressional District of Indiana will

By order of the Democratic Congressional Committee. JAMES C. SAWYER, Ctwlrtoan.

and the tenc oi bonds of this ooaipsjiy lathe

«aairf bwtflBgintcwwt ai the rate of

'^'JWM -. «p*i,»i w.* w****"

The L. E. A St. L. has three gravel trains at work hauling gravel from the 15. A T. H. gravel pit to be used on tiie road bed of the former. President Mackey has ordered some extensive improvements on that line to be completed by Fall.

The Illinok Central yesterday completed the repairs made necessary on its Southern line by the late flood in the Mississippi River Valley,and commenced running trains through to New Orleans on its own tracks for the first time for several weeks.

In the case of the Michigan Onlral for violation of the interstate commerce law at Chicago, yesterday, Alexander Maekay, general freight agent of the road, was acquitted and the cases of Nichols and Summers were taken under advisement. This leaves Arthur Streot, ex-assistant general freight agent, to sutler the penalty of the law. He will |robab}v be fined a nominal sum. r'4

The Chicago & Atchison bridge company has notified the Santa Fe that after July 1st all toll rates at Atchison wonld be restored to $5 a car. The Santa Fe has issued an order that all freight originating at Atchison for the East shall be sent by way of Kansas City. There is talk of organizing a local company for the construction of another bridge across the Missouri river at Atchison.

The Missouri Pacific and oilier roads have requested that Chairman J. E. Goddard, of the Western Passenger Association, call a meeting of the trans-Missouri committee of that association to meet in Kansas City to take action regarding the winding up of the affairs of the old TransMissouri Passenger Association, over whose territory the jurisdiction of the Western Passenger Association now extends.

•Sp

The following officials Of the Pennsyl-1

o'clock

will return

on the accommodation train this owning. The Big Four ran special excursion trains from this city ana from Park to St. Mary's to-day. About two hundred people went over on the early train and about one hundred on the 10 o'clock train.

James II. Champlin, until recent! genera) yard master of the Chicago Northern Pacific, has been appointed train master of the Chicago & Calumet Terminal which was recently bought by thts Northern Pacific.

routes of

NOTICE.—Tho

DEMOCRATIC

sy:

vania lines west of Pittsburg were in the city to-day at the Vandalia general office: E. A. Ford. G. P. A., Pittsburg, D. I. Roberts, A. G. P. A., Cincinnati, C. L. Kimball, A. G. P. A., Cleveland, Jos. H* Luce, A. G. P. A., Chicago, H. R. leering, A. G. P. A., Indianapolis, J, M. Cherbrough, A. G. P. A.? St. Louis, J, G. Ruple, D. P. A., Columbus, Ohio, A. Anderson, D. P. A., Louisville. The rnrty is on a business trip over all their ines. They left on Vandalia train No 20 this afternoon for Louisville, Ky.

TH*N*WS

are now in the hands of the carriers who are responsible for the proper delivery of all papers. If you do not receive your paper each evening, do not pay for It, Saturday when th£ boy calls to collect.

ASS CONVRNTION-A mass convention is called to meet in the of llall, between Sixth and Seventh streets, on the 26th day ot June at 10 o'clock—for the pnrpose of nominating an Independent County ticket. Ail farmer's organizations, KoiL, and Union Labor Party as well as all who believe in a reform in state, county, and township on a line of reduction of salaries reduction of taxes and reduction of expenses generally—and opposition to the caucus and ring rule of the old parties are Invited. By order of

DEMOCRATIC

I'jiOR

CONGRESSIONAL CONVEN

lLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO A ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.—Notice, iiaiAr annrwi labeeebygtven that a special meeting of the! stock ho

OI™.fw^iei*to

and dtepusttKHi of the same. 3d, The exccutloa of an operating contract with and the acquit!tion by pnrcha*e of stock or otherwise, of the White Water Railroad, and the issae therefore of lond« of this company tor thesum of $650,000, bearing interest at 4 per cent per annum. Said bonds to ran for a period not exceeding fifty yeant, and to be seemed by a purchase nancy Uen by way of mortgage or offeeretee. ikL Astokwaeof tliehoadsof this rosspsny for Ite.SINtSSft, bearing interest at the tale ot 4 percent, per aanass. payable in IflS years, satd lenhtt be scented by a e&l%£ter*i ma agreement or moefagstge. being the pnrehajut jHrieeof theSt,Lonte dlvMoaef the St. LoaK

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TERRE HAUTE DAILY NBWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25.1890.

aw if uircitMJtirT.

JOIST REPRESENTATIVE I

CONVENTION.—Notice 1* hereby given that eenventian «f the delate* appointed by the Demoeracy of the eou ties of So 1I van, Vcr million Vigo wilt bo belt! at the court bouse ill the city of Terre Haute op Tnesday. July 23d. immediately At the ck*se of the Demo-1 eratie eougreeaional convention, tor the purr pose of nominating a

Democratic candidate for

the legislature for the district composed of the said eonnIlea. The be*l of representation at] this convention will be tho same an that of the 1 congressional convention.

J. a Sawyer, chairman of the Vermillion county committee. W. c. Jtmtm, chairman oi tfec SuJivan county eomm ittee.

George A. Schawl chairman of the Vigo] com roll tee.

POLITICAL. ANKOUNCMKNT8. TX)H 8lURl»P-l will be a candidate for X: abcrifl of iuo county gubject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

I.JtOR

AKDItKW J. TitOMPSON

8HKRIFF-Harry Rn«wll, of the firm of RuweU & KHveU, WiTi l»a candidate for Sheriff", enbjoot to tho deeJaion of the Republican nmninnting convenlion.

K«OR RECORDER—R. A. Uew

a eandldKte

for recorder of V!«ro county, aobject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. TOR RECORDER—I will be a eandld&te for Jr Recorder of Vigo county, gubject to the cl«cwlon of the Republican nominating convention. LEVI HAMMKRLV.

RENT-No. 1238 South Third street. A 10-room bouse with large yard, good barn and every convenience. Only 125 per month.

No. .W South Sixth-and-a-half street. Sevenroom house ti8 per month. Northeast corner of Twelfth and Mulberry,

be held at the court honse in the city of Terre house with very large yard. |15 per v.„„

Haute, county of Vigo, on Tuesday, July 23d, 1890, at 1 p. m. ot that day, for the purpose ot nominating a Democratic candidate for Coivgress for the Eighth District. The basis of represeatation In said convention will be one delegate for each 200 voles cast for Col. C. C. Matson for governor in ISSR and one vole for each fraction of lOOor over. Under this appointment the following will be the vote of each county in the said convention. Csay .ft*..«.v. Fountain ./»• Montgomery. 19 Parke 11 Sullivan .17 Vermillion 7 Vigo— ^1

No. 002 South Third street. Five-room house. $13'£0 per month No. e79 Fourth avennc, 4-toota house and hall, 110 per month.

Store room and dwelling, No. 616 South Third street, RK» per month. This is a first class stand and a good opening for some one. call early or you miss the opportunity.

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i*OR PR09RGUTIK0, ATTORNKY—I will be a candidate for prosecnting attorney ot county,subject to the decinion of the Republican nominating convention.

VII

I'JiOR

1candidate

JAMES R. PIKTY.

CORONfR— will be a candi ate for coroner of Vigo county, Bubject to the tieciaion of the Rciubliean nominating conven-1 tion. DR. J. HYDE. I

CORONER-We are anthorisod to an-1 nonnce the name of Dr. £. E. Glover as a for coroner of Vigo county subject to the Republican convention.

WANTED.

*VPerum$ out oj employment and de*hrt*g situations can advertise in this column fret of charge,

WANTED—A

eirll to do general house work

at 45R North Seventh street.

WCommercialyoung

ANTED—Position as bookkeeper by a I eompetent man. Address D. J£. C., care colleRe. \XT*ANTED—Situation wanted by a middle-1

VT Rgcd man, who is well experienced In the care and driving of horses, to drive a delivery

wagon of any description. Well acquainted In the city and can give reference regarding habits. Address B., this office.

WANTED—Position

as copyist, amanuensis,

marker, packer, light porter, night watchman, sexton, or any work an educated trustworthy man can do. References undeniable, Apply, J. B. W„ 433 North Third street, city.

WANTED—Workat

170R

CITIZENS' GAS AND FUEL CO.

ANTED—Homes fo^ three chlldren, boys j^OTICE TO FOUNDRYMEN.

YJ aged 6and 11 years, and girl aged 9. Inquire of Society for Organized Charities, 501% Ohio Btreet.

'at cleaning or hanging

paper. Call 408-Cherry street.

FOB SAU3L

^OR SALE—A nice, new, modern built5-room cottage, within calling distance of the Vandalia yard ofllce. Just the thing for some railroad man with a few hundred dollars laid by. RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO. 20 South Sixth street.

I1JHR

Cltsens' Gas and Fuel, Com

pany have opened an office at No. 30 Sonth Sixth street. All persona wishing to use the illuminating «nd fnel gas (price 35 cents per 1,000 cubic feet} will please leave their orders at the office of the company. In putting in the service, the rule, "first come first served" will apply. For all information call at 30 South Sixth street.

SALE—A first-class wind mill in good order, cost $5 0 will sell for 9300. Delivered at any point on the C.&E. I. railroad or C. & I. C. railway, For further information address D. R. PATTERSON,

General 8upt. C. & E. I. R. R„ Chicago.

SALE—Car shop men take notice. Wc have several hundred choice building lots close to your sh6ps and only abbut ten minutes walk from Main street. No railroad crossings between. We sell them on easy terms And furnish money for building purposes. Call onus. There is no reason why you should not own your own property.

I1pOR

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO. 20 South Sixth street.

^OR SALE—Residence on South Fifth street. Will take a smaller house or vacant lot in part pay. MRS. E. ,FAIRBANKS.

SALE—An 8 room hou»2, south of the Vandalia railroad, less than six blocks (rom^he post office. Splendid location. Belongs to a non-resident and can be had at a bargain.

Fand

TH8 COMMITTEE.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON A CO., 20 south Sixth street.

RIDDLE, HA MILTON A CO., 20 South Sixth street.

RENT—Two nicely splendid location, 611 Ohio street

:t /. l«OST.

0ST—LaSteis* ^ocketbook toetoneltW Walnut between .second and Fourth, on Fourth to Main, or on Main to Fifth. Had ti,90tn money and other articles of no value to anyone but owner. Leave at 208 Sou tit Second.

MONKY TO LOAN.

MONEY

TO LOAN RIDDLE,

Ide&veredst met

The council

per cent. iMNraaauni.Serraeh pwrpesa'1 B^laesteaetepiiitwieyswslHinhepwtcni «h- Approval of agreeeieat relating to the I nauaa.mi ts to be^ sC «ydhfd.»a»« o* »oci ot Utf Willmm tbm MM It Mi^iican Raflwa^Oosttpeay.and aathorttyto 1 ta^AAaabed^vTndaSthetsSaoTttes» gt»ra»tee the Inverest onttot to exceed |S,«a,0» e«nifa*iwsr en ce lartiee thadsae ef apsst «jper«mt hondsofa^tCSnc^ti.

the Ohio A MtMMppI Ratiway Cwafaajr ing to the ase «t tmtk hetwessa North Verwon s»a lelftrseaville sad Kew Albany. tl» stock books will be chwed on titeeveaiag'] of the isth dsy of Jane^MSS, and n-^K»cd thenorRlng^the iStboflaty, am

M. &mGALU»,*e

-JR, F. Ossgi|p, ,v ..r

Any sum: easy terras LK, HAMILTON.

OTICl TO LUMBERMEN,

A Oft.

Idem of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi* cago A 8U Louis Railway Company will be held at lite office of the company in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Monday the 7th day of inly, 199$, at IS o'rtoeka. narsuant to resolutions named I Sealed proposals will bs received by the common I any property whatew from a minor Ntwtyttme, ortocc.a,

cm CTjnK,«

Tatts* BAtrra, Urn., June 19,:

by the board of Director*, at their meeting ot 1 Taes^nwning! Jaly 1.1 between the hoors sVctock p. m. and 9 o'dflcfc May asth, isse, to consider and take action on ism, forfumMJtvg me elty wtth^twidta oak a, m.. nor at any time from say intoxicated ner-

IM. A# to Increase el Common Stock or the tjm lot^xrVlb be live and sound and Creel ceny. company in the sura of tl,seo,ow, sjtd the issue from huge at loose knots, vrind shaken or other See. ML Anypcmmwbo %-iolatea any of the

arstobei

ergUOL a«aed by two distntereated immediate taking ef •MaeetunvflHiM asa guarantee same shall he In tone contract wtobe taMcd Into wtUMn five *«gc and pubiicsuion dua after It arnuded. .... 1 Adopted by the Cot

ittatWIa reject any cr

By order of the

AC.

DUDDU»T*«f. Otydertt.

I^CTICE TO lt?ARRYMj£N.

GUBS^I Chrtiot

Tcaaa Hatnra, Ind, Jane li, taatt

SeetMi pmosalswttl la received hf the eoanett, of tie rtty or Tana- a* SMuft tegatar

mtvA

Alton A Tern Haate Ktslhmy. apoa the mie UW. ^tamte^^ettyveth tfeewif to the dsten, VIBCTOBCS

A Chicago Rail

wtfCSMBpimy. «h»A« t« the acqaMtioa by pareiHeeef stock. «r between SpringHekC and Oslsalm, Ohio, or the Mid-

lufiftna Tsnmlnr

sHtaetenea, ereastng stoneaaad stone yard. (Ms for the nMd# |»towof aJWfwnp«s. tngsnaeiaasMastMsssi ass. The iwwa is to be net toshes ttdek, ettfneen iMttaa aMa

fee Usee

aoMitortiM cam and

MB tebaieri

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A bead rf tam, staaed lai •rfft CVwZBn vUs om ttts

/SORRY FDRYDUQ03 BSYTVDff (OUGHT TOTAKE bruhrots BALSAM^ ^ASIDO/MO BELWfli

HANDSOMEST IN THE CITY. 048 MAIN 8TBBKT.

X,KGAIi XOTICKS.

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See. 5. Any person who keeps a place of busl*e of junk, old metal, rags, old rope, old canva«, old paper, or the like, shall be deemed a Junk dealer.

Sec. 6. Any person who keeps a place of

This is a first class stand clothing, or of second-hand furniture, or seoondhand gooda, wares or merchandise of any kind, shall be (teemed a dealer in «tecofll-band goods

See. 7.

akoathly payments,

w-*sr ^jpf -r— "••, \r.

CIJCBK'S OFUCK.

Tanas

HAUT»,,1MD

June L'J, 1890.

Sealed proposals will be received by the common council or the dtr of Terre Haute, Ind., as its next regular meet ng, Tuesday evening, July 1, 1890, for iron castings to be furnished the city Tor (tee year, from July 1,1890, In accordance with the following conditions, viz

Bids tQ b* received by the ton (2,000 pounds) for all eastings of street bridges, man-lioie and catchbasin covers, etc. All eastings to be delivered within a reasonable time whenever they may be required.

A bond of *200 must accompany each bid, signed by two disinterested sureties, as a guarantee that the contract will be entered Into within five days after it is awarded.

The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the common council, June 17. 1£90

A. C. DODDLBSTON. City Clerk.

ORDINANCE.

ANShops

ORDINANCE--.BwwtaWfl{r

Panmshopn, Junk

and Second-hand Stores:

Section 1.

It ordained by the common coun

cil of the city of Terre Haute that no person or persons shall carry oil the business of pawn broker, junk dealer, or dealer in second-hand goods within this city, ot within two miles of the corporate limits thereof, without having first obtained a license so to do as hereinafter provided.

Sec. 2. Any person desiring to carry on a pawn I shop, or to deal In junk, or In second-hand goods, I shall first pay Into the city treasury the sum of ten dollars as a license fee therefor, and take and file with the city clerk, treasurer's receipt therfor, together with an application In writing, •igned by the applicant, itarticniarly describing the place where such business is to be carried on, and giving the lull name of the person or persons making

SALE-A ten horse power Atlaa engine I the application. boiler in first-class condition. Must] Sec. 3. It shall be the du'y of the city clerk, Will sell cheap. be mid at once, office.

FOB RENT.

Call at News I whenever such receipt and application has been filed with him, as above provided, to I sue a license to such applicant or applicants, for the period of one year from the date of Issuing the same, to carry on such l.Hislness in tbeplace specified In such application, which license snail net he transferable.' The clerk shall receive out or the treasury the sum ot one dollar for issuing such license. eec. 4, Any person who loans money on the do-po-ltor pledge of personal property, or other valuable thing, or who deads in the purchasing of personal property on condition or selling the une back again, shall be deemed a pawn broker

IKISI-

ir side

for the purchase or side of second-band

dealer ir place of book, In which shall be enteral in writing, wtih ink, a minute description of all property received In pawner purchase, the date on which tt waste-

eelved or purchased, and particularly mentioning any prominent or descriptive marks that may be on any of such property, together with the name and rrshleoce of the person or persons by whom it: was Mt or sold which book shall be to-Eft clean and legible, and no entry therein shall be obliterated or defaced. Every ptwnbr ker thai! also, at the time of maltins each loen or conditional purchase, deliver to the person from wfcom be obtains the property, a urtttm memorandum signed by himseif and contalnlng tins subetanes of the entry roads in the book arorenid.

See. 8 Every pawnbroker, Junk dealer and dealer In second-nand goods, shall, during the ordinary hours of business, submit and exhibit the

1.000 feet board msesnra, a pilots ss ntty be re-

In Section 7 above, as left In pledge with the mayor, or ahy

book kept as provided in St well as any article of property him. orpatchaaed by him, to police officer of this city.

See. 9. No person licensed under this ordinance by way of pledge.pawn, or purchase, •whatever"

shall receive, 1

ilortlwehior Tene Haute, ind, at ttee excn»t rags and newspapw, nor from any person

provfcdons of this otrlinanee shall be fined In

any sum not 2ess than ten dollar* nor more than one hundred dollars for each offlatre. See. 11. Whereas an emergency 4xtst» for*4he as an emergency exh effect of this ordi force from and afte

the

after tin pas*-

tbe tommon Couacll of the City

of Terre Haute, ladf.tta, at a regular meeting thereof, June. 3. int. A. C. Dl DDLKSTON. City Clerk.

R8AT, JBSTATSI

FOR. S ALE I

NEW COTTAGES,

«STZZTZZi ly painted Inside and ontatde very coamttmiafiI***"* arranged: cteeetsaed

sice-

capltoard hoilt In

honse oa west tilde of ftewnieentfc street, near foplar. FMcefKa ferssacasy, ^reoas new oottMe close to Montrene eefeaol h^tse a very nii»fy amiwed and convenient home, la**e v«*»«ta, fMem and other im-

iaished eii shaped: n^ee window* glass front dot**, cellar, fiftyfaand cfetem. iiags,, im** picket /root fence 'nte& fnst&e and ontslde. Only

S balance• per inentlt." want to get a alee, new, cornease «a

honse nte^y j, pm. Terms 1 fltilfskkifi lortaue, a

TERRE HAUTE REAL ESTATE

ASD lSFROVSBEirrCO ,^,

Na 652 Wabadi A^e.,

,*n u»iro iifc.

BHUNKER'S CAEtMIXATrVTS BAI*SAM»

"1UBE1NG .DOCTORED*

PANTS ANI» SUITS.

SO NewPatternsElegant Scotch Summer Suitings MERRITT,

GLOBE HKMCIKK

THE TAILOR AN1 HATTER. 015 MAIN STltKKT.

I,IFK INSUBANCK.

THE PAYMENTS OF ALL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES Natnrally increaso with age, and upon this 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 has paid out, since 1S13, for death claims $100,001,258.23 It has paid out, s'nee JSt3, for matured endowments..,,.... 25,009,127.83

Or a total of......... i. ....... .1125,973,386.06 Yet it holds for the future payment of claims over 1130,000,000 and has 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—an evidence that tho Mutual sells insurance that insures.

Tff MtifOAL LIFE INSURANCE COM'Y Of NKW YORK, Issues every desirable form of policy and the results attained aro more satlxfactory than in any other lifts insurance company.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO., Agents.

EXCURSION.

*EVE££*cTsT:Lfl''18 tfr

BIG FOUR ROUTE

SOME SWELL AFFAIRS. The Big Four always to the front. St, Mary's commencement exercises Wednesday, June 25th, speoial train will leave Sixth street depot at 8 a. m., returning, will leave St. Mary's at 2 p. m. Tba St. Stephen's Sunday Sobool will picnic at Markle station (Otter Creek) same day. Special train will leave at 9 a. m., returning 0 ra. The round trip rate to St. Mary's 20. and to Markle's25o. and spend the day in the woods and arjoy the fresh air.

We will open up oar line and make a rate of $145 round trip to Iodianapolis, Tueeday, July let, all trains, on the occasion- of unveilling of the Hendricks monument. Tickets good only on that date.

Our trains leave Sixth street depot ss follows!, oomo i/tffr. I'.Jfls. t&.iMBa. m., lifii p. m. sndS^Sp. m. oomo wgsrr 1^9 a m., 10309 a. m., 1422 p. m. snd 7as p. m.

E. £. SOUTH, Agent.

RSFRIGKBATOXtS.

AT.ARg A

REFRIGERATORS

.{Use Least IceJ

fiu, Oassliie Stores.

TOWN LEV STOVS CO.,

609 Wtltsk.

STKAMKB8.

rfpreiej!tif"'l^%ftowfi|r' sttasuhlp lines and am prepared to give lowest rates «a all lines to and from Europe,

North German White Star Lloyd Gokm Ounani Hamburg

Inrnan American French Netherlands Red Star "?!!t»ate And»«r

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JOHN a. HEDfL,

Mmrtik WtgMM JMU Terro

ntATmirisT, mtc.

IS THIS FAIR?

WE GUARANTEE

twj«u««0« CMUMinitt BALSAM wilt do Ju« wh»t to cUlmea lor ii» or refund iho money. That it fa absolutely hannleas, even to the moat delicate infant.

That there is no danger from the largest possible overdose. T&U nnlike opium and astringent preparations, it will not deaden and bind the bowels. *ba* it will neutralljo and carry off the offending matter, and leave the bowels healthy and natural.

That it is grateful to the stomach atxl pleasant to tho taste. That It will act with aqual efTectfveness with Infants and Adolts. That it ia THE BEST REMEDY ON EARTH ftr the diseases named in this folder.

W£ MEAN

WHAT

ME SM

And 0®* 100X0 to any one who will prove that our claims art* untrue, or that our guarantees are not good. IS THIS FAIR?

TRYilT.

And be convinced. It only costs 25 eents and can't do airy harm. Full directions with each bottle. In oeyeni ^U9es the d'jsjp should be doubled.' -:^,. -t'

READ THIS EVIDENCE.

Vo.. Terre ItauU\ Ind.:

(toiitlemen: Wo have sold Brunker's Carminative Balsam for many yeant, and, judging from our increased soles, it must bo giving splendid satisfaction. /Touts respectfully,

GLOBK MEDICTNK CO.,

mi "•'fi

C': DANIXL STKWART, Wholesale Druggist, Indianapolis, Ind.

Terre Haute. Ind.:

Gentlemen:—Wherever wo sell Brunker's Carminative Balsam once we always have duplicate orders, which is tins very best evidence of its superior merit Yours ruepectfUUy,

A. KJKFKR A

Wholesale Druggists, Itidianatwlls, Ind.

We have told Brunker's Balsam for tho past twenty years, and fall to recall a stnglo instance in that time wherein it has failed la-give-entire satisfaction. We believe its record is without & pantilel.

COOK, RKM, IT LOWRY,

Wholesale Druggists, Terre Haute, Iud.

Onr sales on Brunker's Carminative Balsam have, for several years, exceeded the combined sales of all other preparations of its doss and has given complete satisfaction to our trade.

E. H. BINDLKY & OQ.,

Wholesale Druggists, Torre Haute, Ind.

TLMB TABLK.

J^AILROAl) TIME TABLE.

Standard time 10 minutes slower than cllr ijifciO

E, A T. If.

Trains leave for the south at 5:20 am 10:2(1* m, 3:15 and 9 S0 m. Trains arrive from tho south at 5:10 am 11:50 am 8:40 m, and 11:00 m,

T. H. A P.

Trains leave for the northwest at 7:46 a

8:16 m. Trains arrive from northwest at ll:lf a and 7:05p m.

E. A I.

Trains leave for tho south, mall and express 8:25am Worth, mixed, *05 pm. Arrive from the sonth. Worth, mixed 10:50 a mall and express, 4:06 m.

C. A. E. I.

Trains leave for the north at 6:20 am 12:10 3:20 aud 11:10 m. Trains arrive from tho north at 5:10 a 10:16 am 8:10 and 9:46 »,

BIG FOUR.

Trains leave for east at 1:10 a. m. 8:02 a.m. 1:02 p. m. 8:48 p. m. Leave for the west 1:63a. m. 10:09 a. m. 1:02 p. m. ?:8ip. m.%

PROFESSION AIji

DR.

MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

INSURANCE.

BALIS

OATARRH, THROAT, AND NERV

OUS DISEASES. TUMORS, Mot.es, SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS RCMOVEO. ear Ilours. 9 to 11 a. m., 2 to fl p, m. 115 Hon til Nix til street,

I. H. C. ROYSE,

No. 617 Ohio Street,

DR. VAN VALZAB,

DENTITS

Ofllos In Opera House Block,

B. A. GILLETTE, D. D. S„

DENTIST.

Northwest Corner Seventh and Main, opposite Terre Haute House,

WILL E. BELL,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence. 818 Walnut street, Office, over J.

WIHIMHI/B

ear

(il

ShtiwBfi Boifa, Sub, Tror, Be,,

J. R. DUNCAN

drug store at Fourth street and

the Vandalia road. .. Office telephone, 17a. 192.

Galls promptly attended to. Kctildence telephone,

DR. F. G. BLEDSOE,

DENTIST!

ear wo. mx MAIN NTREET.TPS hD« GOLD snd RUBBER PLATES a specialty

LBO. J. WBZNSTMN, M. D.t

Physician and Surgeon!

Residence, (00 Chestnut strr .t. Sixth fflavtngs Bank Bnlldlu ptlya promptly answered.

Telephone, No. I8S.

CO.,

llftMt flftO jpwUKKI Vrtmrt! ATHHtfi

Office, ill 8,

ig.) All calls

Residence telephone 218.

DR. E. A. DuMONT,

DENTIST,

lsne WsbMh Avenne.

DR8. ELDER BAKER,

HOMPCEATHiSTS, OSfioe 102 SOUTH SIXTH ST, Night calls answered from the ofllce.

BATH IIOtJSK,

nCEXN6g ABTSSIAH BATH HOUSE

The water from air antil

»er from these wella does pot strike the tt Is in the bath tab. thus preserving

all heslth giving qualities. It is pronounced by physteians to be superior to the famous Hot hot baths, vapor, Turkish

Elegant ladW waiting care of while you are

Springs. Cold and and Kttartan baths. Morses

Tenth sad

depot

Chestnut street^ near

UAROXKT*xsBe AND XMBAJUMKIUB.

/AWW A. WMJBtT.

SLAOK mSBVT,

Undertakers and Embalmers

9txmem«Qtf«rB8r., TXXBS

air Alt call*

HAUTE.

yrm

rsotfvs prompt attention

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