Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 April 1891 — Page 5

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ARE YOU SICK? ft is well fo remember that three-fourths ~j of all diseases are traceable to bad blood -ALSO8. S. S. never fails to remove all impurities and enable nature to restore lost health.

Treatiiio on the blood mailed free.

BWIFT SPBCIRIC

Co., Atlanta, (M.

AMt'HKM KSTS.

NftYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE. To-.

titlil wort To-Morrow Sight, Special Saturday

FRANK LINDON

AM» HIS EXCELLENT COMPANY. CMANOC or BILL NIGHTLY.

The Count of Ilonte Cristo TO-NIGHT.

jV!jf\iSar prlcc*. 10, 20 and 'W.

NflYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE.

MOKD.IY KVKNI\G, APBIL i3th,

MWBET SINGER,

Charles A. Gardner,

"With his new romantic eojnedy drama.

Fatherland.

lfcnr (Jardnrr'o Hons*. fTYUOLEAN QUAKTKTTE. W:it sain now hs progress,

I'ltlcRK 10, Wand 30 I'lUCKS

RAILWAY.

ai)(la!£

GDI NO EAST,

2t'inciinmti Express*..,.. l:20ftffl New York Express*.. l»j 4 Maliitnd Local............ 16 am Nu. 20 New Yo'k Li Hilled* l&jg Wrr. a New York HayF,xpre**«..- jfcjgpm No. Indianapolis Local 6:t»pm

GOING WKHT.

Nu, Western 12* pre*** No, f»f«t. Lvuls Nail... No. I Fast Lino*

o. South Mend Kxpross...

,VK!I.

^jp Seventh nid Poplar.

Ittd (. toH p. jn.

INSURANCE.

1 :2am 10:21 am 2:1ft to

No I'aclflr K*prc**" 8 10 iu 'o. Effingham Acronunodatlon. •. 4:0" iumAHdWRTimmom

No. 1*1 I'itcltH' Kspre**'

4:00 pm All other

Trains marked thus run dally. till'

Irflin* daily except dttudjur ,.»«.„»« No. 12 ton* Uirough sleeping cur for Uncin-

iui* through sleeping curs for Wwtblngton. Baltimore and New York. No. tin* vestibule sleeping enr and dining Stt for New York and parlor ear lor Clncln* "no. him ideeplng ear for St. Louis,

N». turn parlor oar for 81. Lout*. No, 21 hftssleeping R«d dining cars. CltyTlrkft oilier, IFnion lepot 03» W«l»wb eve. Tenth and Che#tnut sis

Telephone tt. Telephoned, GEO. E FAimiNUTOX, General Agent.

»»ltOFK88lO« /1A*»

L. H.~Barthol omew,

m* IENT1ST« ~m

no red to Ml Mal» 8t, Ttmtt MAUT«, I NO.

fM GLOVER

SPECIALTY,

-—l)iwnt»«« of the HECTUM. Hour*. $oa. m. to 4 p.

Q. W. Loomis, Dentist,

22040 North Ninth Street, (One Mlwk Irom lileetrle Oar Line.) HAUTtt INO,

I. H. O. BOYSB,

No. 517 Ohio Straet.

XJBD. D,,

"iPhysician and Surgeon I

I Ue.i.lmw Cliwtnttt *on\h Hixih iHwvtnj l\&nk Bwtqiu^j

Vrwriptton* t-arcHsUy by -J*y «r wight

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E. CURTIS tor Mtf? the K#t baited bay v.-.v Seaport grace*!®*. «Ws*

A. T8ESSEL & CO.

Aii f^«*

H. V- Caton &C0.,

648 Lafayette avenue.

1)8,1 W. VAN VALZAR, DEfiSISJ.

oillco HQ..i nvc»l

nmt'"\VaiMiart* nvwi««, iiouttl State c.r

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CUSlOHl I*! Tailors, 1ntta^le. t. FOURTH at 4 2v-

FRED STERGHI1134 MAIN.

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•ftwN' spfcekwifi# -,i H? Jiatltitt®.

GOSSIP OF THE RAILWAYS.

WIS. KOIKE FELLER TO BE KADt PRESIDENT OF THE M. K. T.

Tt»« Beftrctalaiiw CowmlttM W«int« Mr. RMkrftller to T*k« flic Pwil-Ura-J&uUrn UBM to ShKyeott (Is* All«n-!»im

NEW

YORK, April

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LO.—Jt is reported

that the re-org*nisation committee of the Missouri, Kansas it Texas is casting about for a new president and that Wm. Rockefeller may take it because of his large interest in the property. The Central Trust Company of thia city holds control of the property. It holds about 400,000 shares of common stock and votee on proxy for the preferred. If Rockefeller is made president of the road it will place it on a footing that it has never before known. Rochefeller's holdings of Union Pacific stock and bis cloee intimacy and friendship with Jay Gould will put the M. K. & T. on good terms with the Missouri Pacific and the Gould southwestern line# and do much towards making it one of the best paying pieces of property in the southwest.

Hullwdjr Rambling*.

Irvin Kieckner of the Vsndaiia is off recuperating. Wm. Cook of the Vandalia shops, returned from St. Louis yesterday.

Treat Coates, who has been in the employ of the Vandalia line for some time tjaa* resigned.

Mr. Hunt, telegraph operator of the V«xul»li« fJwwuvilte, Jll to in tho city circulating amotfg friends.

R. C. Kelly, formerly of the King stove work*, mm resfgn«i to accept a position in the Vandalia shops.

Howard Lloyd, yard foreman of the Vandalia, is again at work, haying recovered from an attack of the grip.

Nat Miller, the Vandalia brakeman who was killed at East St. Louis on Sunday last, was buried at Efiingham yesterday.

Will Austermiljler, of the Logan division of the Vandalia, who had a couple of toes cut off sew ral weeks ago, was able to be out yesterday.

The Chicago & West Michigan will be extended from Traverse City to the straits of Macinac, under the name of the Chicago fe North Michigan.

Kx-Street Railway Superintendent Mike Burke leaves in the morning for Danville to take charge of bis new posi* tion as train master of the C. & E. I.

M. 8. Connors, superintendent of the C. & E. I., was at Indianapolis Wednes day, attending the meeting of the Car Serviceand Superintendents Associations.

It is reported that President Ingalls, of the Big four, ia trying to get some voice in the control of the Kentucky and Indiana bridge, which spans the Ohio river at Jetrersonville.

The Pennsylvania & Northwestern Company will increase their capital stock from $1,(160,000 to $2,000,000. This is done in order to provide funds for improvements that are to be made.

The Castle Valley Railroad Company, which is to build a road from Price Station on the Rio Grande Western road to Pittsburg in the coal fork of Cottonwood cmnun, haa i\ Uwl articles of incorporation at Salt LakaXcity, tHsftDifal^ stock to be fr,00(j,Tw. Tho estimated coat of the line is about $500,000.

The coming meeting of the Big Four stockholders at Elkhart to consider making a traffic agreement with the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan will probably decide who shall own the latter road. At present I). J. Mackey and the Big Four own the property jointly. The meeting is called lor May »th.

General Manager George Bradbury of the L. E. & W., who passed through this city on Tuesday en route from St, Louis to Indianapolis, sneaks in very flattering terms of the Vandalia line and the speed of train No. 20, on which he passed through, adding that it must be a pleasure to operate such a road as it is.

The Jacksonville Southeastern line, which became a member of the Wee tern passenger association on April 1, has filed a notice of withdrawal. This will take effect thirty days after receipt at the association headquarters, or on May 3. No reason can be assigned for this move, which is a complete surprise not onlv to the association officials but to the Atchison officers.

The Tennessee Coal and Iron Railway Company stockholders have elected the folio wing board ofdi rectors: J.H.Inman, T, 0, Piatt, C. C. Baldwin. W. C. Sheldon, James Stillman, F. T. Brown. James T. Woooward, SamuelThomasand A. B. Bird, of Ne«* York Thomas JJarr».(t. Napoleon Moll and Enoch Ensiey, of Memphis: T. T. Howman, of Birmln* ban, and N, Baxter, Jr., and A. M. Shook, The board includes many members of the Richmond Terminal syndicate.

A rate war is imminent between the Chicago Alton and eastern lines that are members of the Trunk Line and Oen tiral Traf^AjwMieifliions. It is very evident that there are imMr^nwaj&ot »*r distant and the C. & A. people thev are in excellent shape for the affray. General Manager Ohappel «r« fiBi ttve leaftt alarmed over the situation, and the paraenjrer department announce# that If the ea»*arn lines permst in cArrvlng out the proposed boycott the Chicago & Alton will immediately open a rate war that will bring the boycotting lines to the scratch and make them sick, by naming a

ratct! anu w#., rate of $7 from Indianapolis to City and from iatermedktepoittWin proportion. The Alton officials claim that tho OdiOtti ini^ J1®1 until be^*a« »anviaw^ Uat their compe i' ^r« had »di«a*if paid their wenta oommiraions on bvtfam them. It might be weU torthe«s^e«tt line* to p*t«* for a »o»e»t and if ouder th* prrvkions aft forth bf the inter-stat their «fon would not h« a dear case of «Wacrti»i»^ lion and if they cast consistently hof«»tt the Oiimm Alton without boycott! ac other wr^trro line*, who are ttBl paying commlwsieo to ag««^,

(esaqr BMIs Alleweil, ••*.«»»*«»-«.§

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Tntstilay iflciwitfi Aran the de]?artoentwas to Uf «»Jh m*teittlh«lw^ occupied hy Joh« Mttww mb

deace. A tire had caught in some way around a -window between the weather boarding and the plastering. It wa* onkkiy extinguished with oot slight uusi|e.

PILOTS AND RIVER

lkMf (aNll«M mm! A f«r UtiMane*. As a matter of information to river men the following extracts from the mlnnt«fl of the board of supervising in specton at the Mi^wippl and Ohio River Pilota Society at the recent meetheld at Washington sure published, Mr. Burnett, chairman of I he committee on hollers and machinery made the foUowS report in reply to interro^tiona submlttedby F. M. Clayton and Washing* ton Higbt which was adopted:

Q)-nmo! t. 1* it law?"* to a de#ce»ding boat

tiMf be time.

ftiarm cite tbeadgnal at Van proper QvoTioK If* C*ptaiH fleet* to pursue voyage admenltb^ by a Pilot that to not «tl« from *oy 1« th« Pilot raspo» »ibl« If ao accident occurs? iwACap

Section 4439, Revised Statutes, also state* the a if at on a a QUESTION 4.

W#ejBBTKK

Is a man aiaeunble to the law it

he ts intemperate on shore, oc.while employed on a boat, or both? ANSWER.—An intemperate man is amennafcle to the law and liable to suspension, or revocation for such intemperance iffmind so on duty, or on boanl the boat on which ho is employed. Alt licensed officers must be of temperate habits, or they are liable to suspension or revocation far intemperance while on duty or clse-

5. Have inspectors the right tore-

YOfc.6 or suspend a licet*#© without a trm Jury, as in any United States Court, or without counsel?

ANSWEB.—Yes,

but inspectors have no right

to revoke or suspend a license without giving tbe accoscd a hearing and a fair trial by Local Inspectors. On appeal to the Supervising Inspectors ofliers whose licenses have been suspended or revoked may have counsel, but no is re re

QrBrri'js 6. Uassk Captain the right to assume pilot's duty in either navigating or landing the boat, when there are two pilots engaged on the boat?

Asswrat. —If the Captain holds a First-Class Pilot's License he will violate no law by assuming the duties of pilot.

QUBSTIOS 7. If a man holds a joint license to command and pilot steamboats, and his license is suspended or revoked while acting in one of these capacities, should tbe other be revoked ^Ns^jca—Rulo five (5), Section tweuty-one (21), reads: "The suspension or revocation of a joint license shall debar the person holding the Jamo from the exercise of any of the privileges therein granted, so long as such suspension or revocation shall remain in force."

QI'KSTION 8. Is it competent for a Pilot to act as and Pilot at night while transferr-

ICaptainYCS.

N^VE^- As to ferry boats, they are not required to have a licensed master. Section 4456, Revised Statutes. ,,

QCESTION 9. When two boats arc about to enter the Ohio or Mississippi Elvers, which should give the first signal?

ANSWKR.—With due consideration to the interrogation. your Committee &re of the opinion that the steamer descending the Mississippi River should give the ilrsts'gnal.

Qumios 10. Aie steamers enraged in river improvements under control of I n)tid 9ta.cn Oorern rnmireq aired to bave a fnti cwmptcmtm of licensed oflUiers.

ASSWKB.—All steamers except vessels owned by the Uuifd States mast have a full complement of officers.

FRANK Bi RNETT,)

jqijn iNobR,' f-commlltee. 5oifX D. Sf.OASE.

Captain L. R. Sbewroaker, of this city, disaarees with Mr. Burnett with regard to question seven. He thinks that it is a clear discrimination to bar a man from performing pilot duty if his license is revoked for an error \yhich he made while performing master^ duties and vice versa. The rule does not inolude engineers.

Matters at Marattnll.

Miss Ifona Wiley, of Casey, spent Sunday with Marshall friends. Will C. Pool and wife, of Porrestou, III,, are visiting in Mauhall.

Mrs. Byron Dolson, of Pimento, Ind., ia the guest of relatives here. Miss Alice Mitchell of Terrp Haute, sent last Sunday and Monday with relaves here.

Joseph E. Dyas, of Paris, who wants to be one of the republican candidates for judge in this, the Fourth district, was in the city on Monday.

Miss Edith Brown, of Casey, was the nest of friends here last Saturday and Junday, going over to Terre Haute from here to attend school.

The Acorn newspaper office has been moved to the south side of the square. Tbe building vacated by the Acorn was purchased by J* 8, Kilborn & Son of the Clarke Oouutv Herald and they haye moved their office into the building.

The silver anniveraary of the G. A. R. order was celebrated by Wm. B, Archer post of this city Monday night. Exercises consisting of readings,|recitation% ad* drcssea and songs constituted the pronme. Everything was wel| done and large audience waa well entertained, lit pwSiailj S:30 o'clock the general order relatiugtd the oalebration was read.

gramme, the la

J*ll*htrttl Sorprt** Parly. A delightful aqrprwe party Iras given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Murray's thirteenth anniversary, Wednesday evening at their home, No. 1016 Walnut street. 4 bout thirty of their friends presented them with two handsome ruga and a beautiful set of glassware. Among thoec

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csvnt were Mr, and Mrs. Woodruff, and Mrs, Rhodes, Mr and Mrs, Smith, Mr. ami Mm, Pc udt ctor, Mi* Marbleetone, Mr*. Bwfflin, Mn Goberg, MissOabbert, Miss Groom*. Mtas Blaha, Mns Christian, Annie Blaha, Mr. Mr^Uffie. Mr. Blair, Mr, Cooos,

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Infest night while delivering evening nai^rs Bey Oempeey, living at Third and Famngton streets, WAS bitten by a large Ross^ua bloodhoand owned and kept by Hugo Doenweg at Second and Washingtcc avenue. A* the boy reached right arm over the fence to throw the paper in the yan* the b-oadbound cau«ht him by the wrist biting him eeve«5y Row he eecaped witixmt hm hand and wrist being frightful maogied iaamj* les^aa the dog is a powerful brute.

rarel srfMaikr

Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Oostla wish to retam thanks to Uteir friend* and neighbor for their kicd attentions dosing the

}S I bora for their klcrf a&tentioi

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TERRK HAUTE DAILY NKWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 10.

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AM8WK*.--We wooW consider that tie tain h»d uaumed *11 «*p«»*iU»ility, «u Section m. Rovlwd Sutute*. »o provides.

Qi «mo« a. wa»t are tbe ne«w»ry qualifl ojiiiom fork CtPtlilii to obUn' tt lleeudi Awaa.--Bulefl*»(VK8ti !»n ourt«en{t4, cirex tbe qualWcutien* required for a Captain to procure !li on*e. which rulo r«*d* a* folio*!: "That no original iaa»ter'* lic-ense on lake, bay and river steamers shall bereafuir to any p»«#»wbo baa n»t been 11--ensed and nerved at least oneyoar its m"»i-cla*« pilot or chief mate on nuch atoamers »uch service as pilot or chief mate to to have been within three years proceeding the application for ltceL««: FrorMfd: hotrarr, that toe foregoing el*tm shall not apply to persons wUt hava served at least three year* as master. Mifl. or pilot on sailing vessels on waters tor which tlie -iionltcant desires to obtain a lieen*c. Wbone?er a mLw?, or mate act as .pilot, lod*«»e nortasson,- evidence of his «bllltr, the local inspectors for the district where lhe license is issued sh-Il endorse such pilots route* on the master's, or mate's certificate,'

Bserwrr.

W..€Kc«rji»

wfth the

mM^aod i* theism the bestadvt^

tUB( BrfteB toP» ««?,.»*» »4 tonwrrsf,

VOUR CHOICE POR MAYO%w

Onr«-

S«intu«U ¥«#r l»olee at ®«lajr. In order to obtain tbe sentiment of the people on the coming aprtng faction St* Naws proposes to give each of ita mdm oppMtuolty sentiment* on the heailoi tbe ticket. Th» following blank will appear daily until the nominations, f1^0 T«* News will publish each day the oamea of the eand^lea totod upon imd the total vote each lota must be mailed to the oting Editor

^Weliwe'by this means to obtain the feeling of Terre Haute, if «^r«d« of Tiis Naws votes we wfl receive o,uuu nt«Q ballots. No vote coun on this blank.

BALLCTj

My boles for I1! CoinlM Election l«

P. McDonagh J. N. Hickman lohn Perry Walter P. weinstein Capt. Sam Shewmaker F. Heaney Chas. Haupt Wm. Van pool W. E. Bell A. J. Thompson .. James fcyerctt F. Jlaner— F. A..Reokert I C. C. Postlewait John Carson George P. Mahare Geo. Walmsley w. H. Berry..,,.. J. Q. Johnson Wm. Hlld Wm. Hoff p. H. pilmorc Henry "Pf laging. Isaac Calvert Mike Fagan O MdVIck E. V. Debs Simeon Rothrock— C. II. Gephart..,.. Fred Miller Cba«. 8. Lotf......, 0. C. Reynolds. John Lightfoot... Thos. Spaulding Jas. King G. W. Ladly John Kirkwood. Ed. Percy... J. Frank tiillcr H. Foulfces JamesMcCre*.. G. K. Button W. Rebinsen S. T. Reeso...................... Fred Mills:..'.. T. Keif. V. Uavtei .L..t.......v .. Dr. Knowles.,.,.,., J. A. Cooper GeorgaCaroy George E. Davis Kd. F. Robinvon....«f».... R. Seward.,... Frank Wyatt...*—........... Lec Typton

Booi your trade, To do thja have an advertisement

or at lhe

irat Tbls On*.

How the Votf^i'sndii,

The Voting column of

TUB NKWScloses

each day at 11:30 a. m. Votes received after that hour do not appear »until following day—

The following is the list f^ted /or and the number of votes each received to date: r. SI. W«*»fall... V},.... 1731 C. Bird King .v.A. ....... I£3 A. T. Stevens —........ 837 John B. Walsh...... W. 11. Bradbury 13 A. S. Loudcrmllk. 702 \V. K. Burnes Geo. R- Carothera. ... W* A. R.Hamilton.... 82* J. M. Allen jr £48 Wm. Btrunk 227 J, V, llegarty... JacoV Ludowici 205 Fred Ross J'«® J. U. Ueinl Hb Frank C. Danaldson 140 Frank Schmidt C. A.Lowry Herman Prox John Stump Aug. Stuckenberg KJ Charles L. Brown. J.B. Greiner....... 50 Wm Pfief H.W.Smith 47 Will Mahoney I». Ilipson 45 TomCrosson »s VV. E. Boland Tom Moore... Geo. Knieriem G. C. Lindeman J. M. Branr.in Frank Wey George Mills Howard Loyd L. B. Mitchell J. M. Dishon Geo. Sweeny. j. Q. Button— .... E. E. Fread.... George R. Cline .....' W. Q. Hay thorn J, H. Trail L. B. Mitchell........... C, A. Martin..,, H. B. Gilman JosseWinkcl Sam Hybarger E. E. South.... F. P. Sargeant... M. C. namill. w: H. Hall Fluney Maurer W. O. Patton

IUTHK SATCBOAV NKWS.

IT WILLK.-

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to try an

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TIME NKWS.

W.ntOf

the Want Columns

Everybody reads it. If

yon Irant to buy, seli, exchange or rent, or have lost or found any article, or if you want help or asituation, have your ad »n Tax

if you wish to reach the

NKWS

largest number of readers.

,000.

We have fifty thousand dollars to invest In Terre Haute real estate. If you want to sell, write and mail us full description and price.

Rioui.x, HAHJiipjf A Co., 20 south Sixth street.

Do yon want Wanteoinmn

AHK

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A abHl Blta

anything? Bead oni

AXNOmSCKMKNT.

ANNOUNCEMENT—The

teaantm win hold

a mcvungat the council chambers. Marbonding on Math ifourth itr«t Satnrdar enln* at 730 sharp. All teamsters invited.

C- L'HCEJiKNT—Tbe motes of Tax 8m are sow in tbe han of the carriers who are responsible for tite proper delivery of all neaen. jws do not Aceiv«yotiri*isr «ch Waatag, do not pay for tt, Saturday WIMB the boyoftlte to collect.

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M-atf *e:aa«|«pcd. «sst next

it evening, Apcft ISlh, at o'dwi, at th Uowiftf j^eees. First Wart~Gw*»v itabte, v.or't flCtVB-

We*4-rjthlS«ariiai« l»^sh

Third b* iWo«Tfet»iaa4I,|op!a* Foartli War4—Elt*a»ee the Vaadsiai. tatdtaw

04 HjWi

s»w*..«J

ThiTtoeath M»0 Wanilu»per» hafl -fMMpess^ aadj

1891.

ANMUlfNCiXMKKT.

tISKEItt—H»#r« will* be

MANING fi ih» linnei»' I'BIOB gaiunsay eVK'iilng, April UUV, at Washington kail, www RJgHth and Wain sweet*. »t 7JO o'etoek. All members ara re«toe«ted to &e iwweat and all

jonrn^ywA Unuern that ar? not member* are uftently Ri)tieted to be By order

of geeretarj, Tiant r*

NOTKi»~*he«tt*en*'plpasAand

ua* o»i»«fly

wilt lay all service aet saeters free charge until farther notice. This company will also furnish all cooking boating at manufacturerseeet prim. Call at this office and examine stove* with all modem improv» nHnt*. and see the low selling price*.

CITIZJBSS' OAS & FL'KL CO.,

unless made

sooth Sixth street.

Vf ANTK U—SITU A.TION8.

aar AH rt«••«• t,u hhu* thU i*$crte& oae w*k IT IT. If need of work te not hutUaie ilMti'c- iuu.„

iirAKTED-iaiu'h ua,shlii« and ironing. VY sewing or .!»eeleanlng. 418 sonui

llf ANTED Work by a man, Y» Icnccd in sauwening. yi lCiujuire 401 south Fl^ststreet.

..who is cxperyktd work, ete.

ixr ANTED—I)re«smakingand sewing In famW tiles' by an experienced dressmaker, cuudren's drcweA a speehdty. References. US Poplar street.

L"TASTED—Situation by a girl who wants a tome that will permit her to go to uth Ninth street. Em-

ANTfc.IV-To iv improved and unimprcved property, RIDDLE, HAMILTON A CO.. 20 south Sixth street.

Work In general store or ottice

on Saturdays Normal student: good education: good penman, and good reference as to veracity, will work though summer vacation at reasonable wage#. Address "I," No, 726 Locust street, city.

WANTS-MISCELLANEOUS. *9~Pcr»on* out oj em)tiOYmenC and cktiring tiiuatto*icanutoerti»6inthi»eolumn frte Of chargt.

ANTED—Dressmaker at 502 Eagle street.

ANTED—Home for girl baby six weeks old, Apply at Friendly Inn.

7 ANTED—Boarders at 424 south Fourteenth and-a-hsif street, near rolling mill. XT ANTED—Work by day labor. Addi

WANTED—A

41 40 38 83 33 88 82 SI 29 29 ii/. 26 21 2) 20 19 1U 19! 115 15 15 15 15 14 IS 12 12 12 12 11 10 10 10 10 7 7

a man to do any kind of ress X. Y. Z., this office

good six or Beven room house

in acentral location. Address R. A. C., this office.

WANTED—Boys'

and children's clothing,

plain sewing. Enquire 226 south Thirteenth street.

WANTED—Stovea,or

hooschold and other

goods to store sell on commission. Z. IIEABERLIN, 8. W. cor- Third and Walnut streets.

WANT KD—HELP.

ar no you need help if any kind, a cook, girl for haute wort, bog or inauf Let them know it through fki# colimn. costs you nothing and the unmployrd are icatdii-ig it for positions.

ANTED—A good girl at 609 Ohio street.

ANTED—A ptirl for general house work at 612 south Thirteenth street.

WANTED—Two

good girls for general house

work at 632 south Ninth street. Employment office.

ANTED—A cook and dishwasher at No. 17 south Fourth street. Uostauraut.

FOR SALE.

|?OR SAiK—Large gasoline stove, 602 Eagle stroet. "iOR SALE—1,500 new brick at 15 per 1,000. •4 Thtrrt n^enue. 7OR SALE—Horse, wagon and harness. south Eighth street.

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^OR SALE-GOOD LOTS EVERYWHERE. READ THE LIST. M0 lots In Smith's subdivision. convenient to Piano Case works, Hub A Spoke Factory, Terre- Haute Carriage and Buggy company, Big Four and C. & E. I. railroad. SCO lots in Cruit's subivislon oonveinieBt to Car Works. Nail works, Blast Furnace, Tool Works and ojher manufacturing establishments From one to ilfty lots in to the following subdivision. Gilbert's, Finkbincr's, Hudson's, Fechheimers. TutllA Ushers, Shannen's, Burnham's, Jewett Rose's, and many others. On the electric street car lino and conveinent to manufacturing establishments, schools, churches and business, We can suit everybody Come and soo us before buying. Money furnished to build

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO., Agts. Ko. 20 south Sixth street.

FOR RUNT.

fX)R KENT—Two unfurnished rooms for I housekeeping. Water in kitchen, pantry and cellar. 6®! Eagle street.

F'OR

RENT—A large store tin Main street Seven dwelling rooms and brick barn attached. Will rem or lease on long time. Call at 101 north Thirteenth street,

IOR RENT—Three nloe largo unfurnished front rooms on second floor. Two en-suit also parlor on first floor freshly and handsomely papered. Call at 822 north Eighth street.

REAL fcSTATB.

The Building and Loan

LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, OFiXOUSAPOUS.Illl). tHOOtf»V«*TS» UNOCR THE LAWS OF iHBtANA.

DIRECTORS.

Gen'l Jamc* R. Carnahan. WHliam Wallace, Postmaster of Indianapolis. n. H. McCrca, Fahnley A McCrea, wholesale SDllS(LI^rry, Pres't Parry Manufacturing Co.: Pres't indian«foll8 Wagon Co. Pres't American

John'wfllw.«man, Pros. Attorney Marion

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-rp. Cashier Meridian National Bank. R. C. I ey. Physician and Surgeon. Edward o. R. Segnin, Real Estate and Insu '™°C' y-I*. r"wirtrHnsnrance.

TBe Building and Loan Life Insurance Association oflew to the thousands of worklngmeu and others, who are in debt for homes, a veritable boon. It will write at as low an amount of insurance as one hundred dollars at as low a cost as three cents per week. It promisee to step in without a moment's delay, upon the death of member, and protect his or her home against foreclosure by paying off the mortgage. In other words, we insure our members

AGAISST LOSS

it&i-The Retmolkan

IUCANPRIMAB {.niaaiies. to select candidaw* tor the city eoaorl! and a committeeman few each th* mi amia, dek«ate* fiw each ward to tbetoBveatioa to»os«i»ateac«adWa^ for wiayw, ett$ det*. weawrer aadscch OOK-

T. STEVENS, Agent,

MAIN STREET.

R*#TAUR*JIT.

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Aprtl Msli. at ^Hadoeit. to, ^^UiDteWe Miset. «km tibey wt pe»*atowmp*m* iCW^tibtma^ I mmS* 4 a»hfwu» Wm, e, «»M9, memmJF mhrn&mm &***<

l'AN'18 AND StTlTS*

Ofthe very Newest and Nobbiest l)e«igiM ill

Spring Fabrics

TO SBLBOT PROM.

LEAVE YOUR ORDER

For aipring Suit^'

or Fair of Pants.

THE TAYLOR ASD BATTER,

645 IMIeLin. St.

BATH HOl/lB.

HCHAN&K'ARTESIAN BATH HOUSE

The water from these wells does not strike th' sir until it is in the bath tub, thus preserving renounces ous Ho

all health giving qualities. It is pron by physicians to be superior to tha fam Springs. Cold and hot baths, vapor, Turkish

Russian baths. Elegant ladles' waiting tnd rooms. Horses bathing

taken care of while you are streets, nea

Corner Tentti snd Chestnut anion depot!

DECORATING, ETC.

FINE

PIPER HANGINGS INTERIOR DECORATORS.

rgESCOMS CB0RG8ES, PRIVATE RESIBERCES, «C. We invite visitors to call and inspect^ Correspondence solicited.

W. P. NELSON & CO.,

193 WABASH AVE., CHICAB0, ILL

LIVERT.

Th? Fashion Livery

Has a full line of landaus, coaches, coupes, etc. I hare the only eight passenger

THEATER PARTY GOACH

in the city. The latest novelty in the livery line. Special attention given to theater parties, weddings, funerals, etc.

HUNTER & PINKLEY,

512,514 and 510 Cherry Street. Telenbone 115.

RUBBER STAMPS.

DON'T BE A CLAM!

Be metropolitan, Ion't scribble blanks when you can get

*4 RUBBER STAMPS !x

TRIFLING COST.

—:JOB PRINTING:-

LOWEST PRIOE8 FOR FIR8r^5UA88 WORK.

J. J. TRUINETT

No.

South Filth Street,

UPHOLSTERING.

JOSEPH WILSON,

ALL KINDS OF

UPHOLSTERING.

Mattremes made to order. All kin, of mattresses renovated, cane and perforate chairs, seat furniture packing, etc. Removes from basement of Mail building, south Fifth street, to 104 Nortti Poartb afreet. Terre Haute, Ind.

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or tm Ho*«.. We also

insure membeta who are not borrowers that in case of death we will pay op and mature their shares of stock he as an investment. The }*w

the poorest man can Mrord to join C*si«f ILSMt

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brand, It an object.

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tdtsiwrwMk. «f|ftM«, «•*»«••. centa per we«fc. (Ml of»l,OOOt mm 41 •",Sr walspwwh. on mm *»ir ««sif« fH» srwtfc. ••"Payiar'-'• rsa »»de hy ti» week, naoath

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TIME TAHLE, tm

RAMOAD TIME TABLE,

STAKDARDTiaE lO MiXVTEH SI Eft THAI* CITY TIME.

EXCURSION.

Excursion Rates

FOR THE

VICTOR

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KINGAJf BACO Jt.

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KAT.U.

Train* leaves for the South at 6.00 a and 10:00 JSI. Trains arrive from the South at M0 am 11:K and 10:

M) pu. T. H. A P.

Trains leave for the Northwest ^5a Train* arrive from the Norlbwc UiSO and 7:10 pm.

K-«& I.

Trains l«ve for the South, mall and express & 1 0 am W or

Arrive from the South, Worth mixed 10:SO a mail and express, Wpin, $ C. & K. I. Trains leave for the North at 6:250a a :10 m, Watseka accommodation, a&i n.l lOt^Cpm.

Trains arrive from the North at a m: & l(t pm: 9:50 Watseka accfimmodation, ifc 15

m' BIa

four.

Trains leave for the East at at 1:10 am m: 1:10 and S:48 m. Leave for the Weat at 1:59 a m: 10:69 am S:i m: and 7:&S m.

VANDALIA.

Trains leave for the West at 1:42 am: 10:21 in 2:15pm 3:10 m-8 (U jr-in: and 4A* iu. Arrive from the West at 1:12a in 1:44 am, 12:12 2:15 &00 and 9:

Every psckngc of W. I„ HiUiler A Ron's victor flonr Iswarrniiipd Itrciul mnderrom If dow not ROOII dry on I. bnl r«nislns inoliil nnd mrcet for nmu beroftlnyM. I'oronk'b)1 nllgrorm.

WALL PAPKJS, Elvi

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Meats. These meats are a home-made, Hoosier product. The Jive stock is brought here and expert inspected no tired, feverish, jaded or unsound material passes. The meats arc, consequently absolutely pure.

SIBLEY B0SS0Mtx Wall Paper, Win lew Shades, House Painting and Hard Wood Finished, 102 NORTH FOURTH STREET Terre Haute, Indiana

SHOKFIN my OB.

LEATHER!

Kothihg like it! Cut sole* and findings! Iluy

DXTBNWEG.

Nt). S27 Ohio street. Savings Bunk Block.

There are two brands "Reliable," which ia the finest, and the "Morgan A Grev" •and, which is just aa pore but is «^ndsel^Jon,andis eoo^hebm^rto A«k your butcher or grocer for KIN^rAN.B, and insist on having it.

•TOVXS.

YOU CAN GET JUST THE KIND OF A STOVE

You Want Out of tbe Large Variety at

ZIMMERMAN'S STOVE STORE,

*58 MAC* STREET, M«KKES*8 BLOCiC?

«ALYAimaD TROTH OOBKICM. *TC.

LYNCH & SURRELL.

MAMVWAxmnamo*

tn» ctommmsttaB*

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SO am.

Tralos leave for thcEasl aLL20 am 1:M a„W 7:15 am 12: 7 mi^SMptn: K® nt.

Arrive from the East atls^Qa m: 10.15 am 2:00 &03 0:45 and 9:00 m, VANDALIA NORTH.

Trains leave for the x&rth at 6:00 a ano 4:00 m. Arrive from the North at 12:00 noon and 7:SC m.

STATE ENCAMPMENT,GJ.R. S

INDIANAPOLIS

The lUg Four will sell tickets to Indianapolis and return at one fare on all trains April fith. 7th, 8ib and 9th. Terre Haute to Indianapolis and return $2.25.

All tickets good returning until April IClli, inclusive. Trains leave Sixth street depot n* follows:

GOING EAST.

No. 2 Indianapolis and Cleveland ... S:02 a »». No. ISNewYoik Limitcd^PSCV l:l'tp. m. No. a Day Express and Mail*,,, S:4-s p. in, N?,.7NiY»ind Boston Express 1:U» a. in. —GOING WEST No. 9 Southwestern Bxprorn *SV....10:09 a. in, No. 17 Day Express and Mail 1:10 p. m. No. 3 Southwestern Limited0 PSv^V. 7:.^ p.m. No. 7Mattoon Express l:fi»n.m.

Tickets on sale at Sixth street dt ml city office, 710 Wabnsh avenue. B. B. SOUTH, General A-rfont.

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