Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 June 1891 — Page 4

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30 cent towels are now being sold for 19c/3 if,' 20 cent embroideries are now sold for 10c) .r jTi* I 10 cent laces are marked to 2c and 3c a yartL 25 cent double fold plaids are now 15 cents, I $1 figured silks, black ground, at 89c. Other stores ask you a dollar for the same silk. 2 50 white aprons are now being sold at less than our regular selling price.

There are different prices in different stores. We've got on some of our goods where the other stores cannot meet. You can not make a mistake if you do your trading with us.

Don't pay high priced stores an extra profit.

ESPEN AIN A LERECHT.

DBY GOOU8.

Warm Weather,

THE GENUINE-

Shantong Pongee

Iiotli Light and Dark Colors,

Baking

A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known, (feed in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard,

Delicious Cake and Partry, light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. [No other baking powder doc* ituch work..

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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

A. L. Delanejr, of Marshall, JBL, was in the city yeeterday. A. CkmpteH, »ner*l wit of the a£K.L»fe&tCtiie*«o.

Mrs. John Manter, of Indianpolks fat In the city viaStin« friends fbra tew days. Mies iiUte Oilman, of «a north Fifth street is mflferifig a great deal with cw»geetion.

Born—"Po Mr. iui4 Mi*. Ous, M. Marhv, of nt»rth St«xwih «treet .Saturday, a dtonghtv.

M. H. Knox, of south Fifth xi* iled r«lativ«e at Manihail ov«r Sattuday nndSttiKiay.

Hik GiUen, livi^r «SQ north Fifth nttf iU and

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Black Organdy Lawnil at 10c, 12Sc, 15c' .-18c to 25c.

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Ottoman Crepe^r aNew Fast Blacky Sum-

Dress Goods at

25c.

Fast Bla6k Sateens, 12lc tip.

Suqamer Corsets, 50c grade At 38c.

White Bed Spreads, MaTBeilles Patterns, Splendid 76c Grade, Now at 50c.

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676—WABASH AVENUE—676

Ctorner-of-Seventh- Street.

Silk Sashes, 3i yards long, $1.

Special Reduced Prices on Bleached and Brown Wide Sheetings.

to-night on a trip to Cnlhunan, Ala., and other points in the south. Mrs. John M. Murphy, of Trenton, N. J., is visiting her son, Walter Murphy, of Glazebrook & Go. Jf

James Morrison and wife, of Indianapolis, formerly residents of this city, are in the city visiting friends.

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formerly in the photographer's business here, spent yesterday the city. Miss Ella Taylor, of Indianapolis, came over on the excuraiou yesterdt visiting Miss Nellie Hensel, Fifth street, to-day.

esterdav and is of south

Miss Kate Mahoney is offering special bargains in all kinds of millinery to reduce her summer stock, 673 Main.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Guarantee Oil and Gas company will do no more experimental drHing for a year at least.

II. Alfrey, tbe heading factory man, lost a valuable horse yesterday, the ahi mal dying from influenza.

There was brief but very pleasant rainfall at tbe fair grounds yesterday morn inf. None in the city as far as heard from.

The Symphony club, lead by Profeseor Katon, will assist in tbe Anal entertainment to be given by the Eclietic Literary Society, Tuesday evening, June 23d.

The trolley pole on one of the past Main street cars broke yesterday morn ing near the Roee orphan's home. The our being incapacitated hawi^tojbft pushed

John and Jennie Woodall, aeronauts, want 9300 for two ascensions and $350 for a night ascension and fire works at Crawfordsville, and Crawfordsvdie has decided itself unable to pay out so fnttch money for the purpose.

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for of the uentinary to night a Buperb success. The Rae will leave the foot of Walnut street at &3Q o'clock. Fare for the round trip, adults :J5 cento children 25cents.

A sqn of James Quinlan was drowned •t Montetania, last Friday. A snmber of Terre Haute people attended tbe funeral yesterday. They were Mr. and Sli-a. John Connelly, Mft. Michael QuinUn, William Burke and aistu\ Patrick Bneen and Patrick Welch. They returned fe^Terre Haute last evening.

Five hundred people fiom Indianapolis over the Big Four and nearly the same number from Danville over tae C.AS,

I., was the sice of the crowd oftxeunriouists who attended the Concordia picaic at Monnineer's yesterday. A very pleasant and enti»rtaihing affmr was the mult, there being not one objectionable feature during the entire day.

Some unknown

been for several

wvaka past Mrs. Annie Hitter aad two daushters are visiting the family o! Osoar Ve«dbt of SO^Cfewtotttatiee*.

H* Hnlman aad Hogo Doenwftg kanre

sneak

entered the

sleeping apartment of one of the National house waitrenes thia morning about 2:30 o'clock aad a general hullathe miscreant tbe bold arm aad aroused her from her deep. In torn she amused everybody from slumber within a radius a Mock.

fealoo was stirred up* the getting awa? in tbe conftMion. mlot eaueht bold of the girl

Do you know that you can save money by leaving vour order for a suit or pair of tioum at Merritt's 645 Main gam. He also keeps an inmen«» stock of straw and stiff hata

Eeeerved seats for the High School commencement, on Friday of thfc week. Will be on sab at th*Central Book Store on WedwMday morning at 9 o'clock,

M**yWUI e*.

From the present indications it is estimated that (2,000 people wtil avail themselves of the cheap rates aad go to Mo

mence on the «n*t»Soa given under the rst baptist and Aabury Sunday schools. The train will in all

auspkee of tbe First Sunday schools. Th probability be run in three sections.

THE MERCHANTS KICK-

Datt and Mad Bell* Them UH»e* »jr InJnrtsMC

No amount of building or improvement in any city can be complete, while tbe streets remain in the condition they sir.*: in at present, in ninety-eight out oj one hundred cities and small Uiwns. Scarcely a day passes during which is not heard on every side exclamations of discontent at the mud or dust that accumulates in the streets. Tbe merchants justly complain that the dust of summer, wafted in from the streets, finds lodgement in every nook and cranny of their stores, thereby doing serious damage to delicate and costly fabrics, and preventing them from displaying tbeir goods advantageously, thereby driving local trade and money to other more enterprising places. The mud is a cause of complaint in the winter, and the blinding, suffocating dust, alike injurious and offensive in the summer, and both the mud and dust cause loss to the local merchants at all seasons..

It is already conceded that brick, when properly made out of good material, and laid by a method adopted by competent engineers and men of practical experience, surpasses anything in the paving line for cheapness, durability and cleanliness.

Military Hatter*. r*f

On Wednesday night Lieuffefiant Colonel Ebel, assisted by a staff officer, will carry out a general inspection of Companies Bj^imd G. The equipments of the companies will be inspected separately following which a school of instruction for the non-com missioned officers of both companies will be opened and hereafter maintained with., scrupulous care and method.

Crawfordsville will celebrate the Fourth of July with great eclat Among other grand exercises will be a competitive drill of crack militia companies of the state, $756) being set aside as.the 'first prize. Comnany is discussing tbe practicability of participating.

The companies here are already making arrangements to attend the annual encampment of the state militit to, be held the last week of July at Fort Wayne.

Presented With a Bo*

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Fine Clears.

-. The regular monthly meeting of the switchmen's lunion was held at their hall last night. Aside from the general routine of business nothing else was transacted. It is stated however the only plausible excuse that can be advanced, for the early adjournment of the meeting was the fact that Messrs. Sand ison & Burnes presented the boys with a box of fine Havana filjers under the innumerable circling rings which silently floated about the edifice on the sultry air, the over-joyed boys and more especially the smokers, passed resolutions heartily thanking Messrs. Sandison & Burns for the present.

Polytechnic Notes.

S. J. Bateman, leaves for his home to-morrow. Omra Uley leaves for Wichita, Kan., this evening.

Mr. Buckley, of Kalamazoo, Micb., ia visiting his brother, Fred, who graduates this year.

Bentip and Frohman leave for Cincinnati in a few days. They will go overland on their wheels.

W. E. Skinner has accented a position with tbe Westinjjhouse Electric Supply Company, at Pittsburg. ...

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"CTfcuTT court—John A. Edgerlori vs Annie M. Edgerton, divorce. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant gave birth to a full grown child six months alter her marriage to him and that the said child was not his. He further alleges that the defendant has been guilty of adultery with divers personsunknown to him.

The defendant in her answer admits ull of the allegations of the plaintiff and asks that her name be changed back to Annio M. Goodwin. T. W. Harper, attorney for plaintiff.

For ihe Woman'* Gnlld.

The magnificent play of "The Long Strike," will be staged with splendid effect, scenic and otherwise, July 4th, the proceeds of-the entertaiument, to be kindly donated by Miss Sadie Farley, to the organization fund of the Working Woman's Guild of this city. The play has already been partially cast. Among those who will take part are Mi® Farley, Blanch Strouse, Geonre Mahare, R. M. Ropers, Will K. Hamilton, Robt. Brahman, J. P. MacDonagb and Will Aydelotte, all local dramatic celebrites,

The Hew Filter.

The new filtering apparatus put in at the water works, is one of the most perfect and, expensive ever used at a water works' plant in the west It is known as the Diamond filter and is intended exclusively to purify tbe reserve supply of water that passes into the reservoir. This practically retires the the old filters from much work and increases the capacity for pnrifyiog the regular daily supply through the mains.

Wouldn't Talk Bat Sane.

A hoy named Henry C. Nichols, sged 12 years, was run in from the union depot last night and was sent to jail for safe keeping. He did not know where he came from nor who he was and it was thought that he might bean escaped inmate ol some insane asylum. When going from the depot to the jail in the patrol wagon he sang constantly.

Cud of Thanh*.

The family of the late Samuel E. Fad* dock desire through the columns of THR NKWS to thank the Terre Haute fire department for their kindness, generosity and sympathy for them in their sudden bereavement, also all the friends of our brother and son who so kindly purchased the floral tribute as an emblem of their sincere friendship.

StwHMMl The nire..

Saturday night a number of north rotting mill men went down to the "spotted brick" on south Water street and quarreled with the women, one of whom claimed that they stole her hair valued at $4, which she had recently bsd cut The men then went out and riddled the windows with brick*. r*tk(auui v*. Annie

Yesterday, P&tro!o»u Sam Smith arAnnie Rootuey on tbe West Side for drunkeaeaa. Siineo Annie has Icet her Joe she has taken to hard drinking, and the famous gtiri was TOOT abusive and pugnacious. She was jailed, bowever. --v A Onstfkf*** YletoMm Bee*

Yeateiday morning a vkferas doghe* longing to C. P. Bruce, the bu tcher, bit iitUe girl near the corner of Tbiiteenfch land Haitt afreets, and In the afternoon soother tuailar case ooc»n«dM Fifteenth and Franklin avenue* where a dog be

TKRRE HATJTE DAILY NEWS. HON DAT JUNE 15,1891.

longing ta Oliver Dorsey savsgely bit a child. Neither of the children were seriously injured.

QUEER ANO QUAINT, A CEnsxoUB advertisement in an Eng* •lish paper say»J "This concert takes iplace to-ni^ht (Friday), and not yesterday, as was erroneously announced."

Isr Bavaria a nobleman who engages 'in trade or meffhani?ft, or manual labor, "has to drop his titles tor the time being, ibut can resume them when he goes out jof business.

Ix some parts of Cornwall it is conisidered unlucky to have any washing 'done in the house between Christmas !and "New Year's day, the superstitious jbelieving that if a washing takes place I some of the family will be washed out of life.

AUSTRIA pensions ballet girls of the jVienna opera. Before they secure a pension, however, they must be pronounced by examiners as neither young •enough, beautiful enough nor graceful enough to take even the most insignificant part

Is Mecklenburg a strange custom exists that whan anybody dies the mirrors of the whole house are immediately covered with dark cloth. The feet of the corpse must bo directed to th© door, otherwise ths&belief is that soon somebody else mvpftfdie in the same house.

UNDEIIan old law making it illejjal to \shoot at night, a sportsman recently ar,rested in Paris for unlawful killing of game drew from the courts a legal ^definition of the day's end. It was decided that night began with the close of .•twilight, or when the sun had dejScended six degrees below the' horizon.

CONCLUSIONS OF SCIENTISTS. ,, IT has been reckoned that if the jwhole ocean were dried up, all the 'water passing away as vapor, the ^amount of salt remaining would be (enough to cover 5,000,000 square miles [with a layer one mile thick,

MB. MASOJT KTNJJE, a distinguished (Scientist of San Francisco, claims that after examining the smallest fragments Joi inorganic matter, he has, discovered (traces that lead him to believe that all jatoms, animal and vegetable, are male for female, and reproduce their species.

IT has been concluded that with a balloon 830 feet long, with a maximum diameter of 55 feet, a speed of 25 or 30 miles an hour can be attained. At the same time it is thought that the problem of flight is more likely to be solved •by means of an aeroplane than with a balloon.

MATER has calculated that, if the motion of the earth were suddenly arrested, the temperature produced would be sufficient to melt and even volatilize it while, if it fell into the sun, as much heat would be produced as results from the combustion of 5,000 spheres of cajj bon the size of our globe.

THOMAS W. KNOX concludes that history has fully established that Capt' Kidd buried no treasure exoept on Gardner's island, and this, amounting, with what he had on board his vessel, to' about $70,000, was secured by the earl of Bellamont, governor of the British colonies in New England.

STREET-CAR MAXIMS.

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there is no room anywhere the company earnestly advises trying the next train.

WHEX seats and straps are all occupied passengers without them will noti need either.

CONQTTEB the habit of giving* up your seat to the women. If you do not you will be a strapper for life.

THE gripman will increase speed going around comers, his object being to frighten old ladies and upset careless strappers.

NEVER quarrel over a strap. Yield gracefully, and if you can't stand alonei going around curves there are laps all about you to fall into.

PASSENGERS are not allowed to put their heads and arms out of the windows unless there is no room for their extremities within the car.

WHEJ* tho guard says: "Plenty of room in the center of the car, gents,'' stroll up and occupy it. He knowa»bet•ter than you it must be there.

IF, while holding to a strap, you step on the feet of a passenger who is seated, do not apologize. The sitter is glad 'enough to have the seat to take the discomforts with it

OUT OF THE USUAL RUN. A

GHOST

wearing brown clothes and

carrying a lantern is harassing the ^superstitious in Middlefield, Geauga (County, O.

A B&SEDKsrr of New Moore field, O., has & cat which has adopted an infant skunk and is as attached to it as to her -own kittens.

OF all the queer things in Georgia, the queerest is a young lady who never' late a plate of ice cream nor drank a| glass of soda water, lemonade or milk shake.

MAS

in Wichita, Kan., is so desirous

"of avoiding trouble that ho never allows any of his children to visit relatives oftener -thpn once in every two "weeks.

BFIOWK

rat with a blue tail has been

Killed at the Cincinnati courthouse. It' was not a i-ew species, but a plain,! Everyday Norway rodent that had been '-quietly fishing with its caudal ap'pendage in a bucket of bine paint.

A BOSSSDAX* (Pa.) lady has a full feet of carpenter's tools, which she uses with remarkable skill in making useful, -and ornamental articles for her home, a full set of chairs being among the productions of her mechanical genista.

GOD AND MAN.

A aRuaar man with along face alanjdenGoi To tovn some one who needs love is a %tep toward God.

MATTER

thing

tow Go&^wains the sinner

ySe always does it in love. THE

way to make a siaceesii of evwy-

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do is to do it for God.

THK

only man who really fears God is

Hhe one who is afraid to do wrong. WK know men who are very pkms whenever God gets them in a fight

THE poorest man's best we&fca as much on 6od% scales aa that of the richest.—Ham's Bora.

*1M. Tenr« laalt ISak.

A meeting the new Teire Haufe Qub will be held at Ooimoeaoal CoSega hait, Wednesday aJght^ and it is understood that plans ifar an c^epant dub bouse wiS be coa^teted 4W»d

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Ido^ion of

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WHO IS THE MOST POPULAR I

VotcTtar Ofeofee From this Uat of Popnlar Oenilemen.

Never do things by halves has been tbe underlying principal governing TH* NEWS, whether it be opposing the metropolitan police bill or favoring a saloon license THK NKWS has made an honest straightforward fight to the best of its ability. In die matter of promises made to its readers it has always faithfully carried them out It now offers something so beyond anything in ths past that whatever has gone before dwindles into insignificance. Tbe citizens ol the city and countv have long wanted to know who was the most popular county or city official and to determine the matter TBB News proposes a vote on the question. This being an off year, politics will not .enter into the matter to any extent and it will be a fair test of personal popularity. This Voting will be continued until Septemper 1st, when to the officer receiving tbe largest vote THB NBWS will

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resent a first class round trip ticket from to Portland, Oregan, good returning for 60 days. This trip wili afford a grand opportunity for visiting Yellowstone National Park and the wonderful cities of the great northwest that has sprung from a wilderness within the past few years. The only restrictions made are that all tbe votes must be made on blank ballots cut from columns, and cast only for the officers mentioned below. Votes for any other persons will not be received or or counted. Each Sunday morning THE NEWS will publish tbe number of votes cast for each officer,

Cut out thia ballot.

TRIP TO PORTLAND, OREGON.

I cast my vote for ...

You will vote your choice for. this trip, selecting the name from the following list, comprising all the city and county officers:

Jtfflge D. N. Taylor* Jno. C. Warren, G. A. Schaal, Levi Hammorly_ San ford Henderson,'

Judge C. F. McNutt, J. W. Stout. G. A. Conzman, M. C. Hamill, Levi W. Dickenson, Peter Miller, J. M. Allen, H. M. Griswold, J. B. Ftiqua, "v W. O. Weldelc,'v E. L. Larking,

Wm. Haggerty, ,.^ A. C. Duddleston,, Robert B. Stimson, ,* Andrew Nehf, J. D. Jones, N. Boland, W Prindiville, Walter Bell.

POPULAR

OURISTS' ROUTE

10 THE

SUMMER

RESORTS

OF THE NORTHWEST.

St. Paul, Minneapolis, Waukesha,

Madison, Denver, San Francisco,

Portland, Yellow Stone Park.

A1s3 to various points reached via lake steamer from Chicago. Tickets now on sale at reduced rates. Persons desiring books descriptive of the various resort# should apply to

A. CAMPBELL,

General Agent, 636 Wabash Ave.

IT WEL'

pay jm to try an advertisement in the Want Columns

of TH* NXWS. Everybody reads it If yon want to buy, sen, exchange or ren or have lo& c: found any article, or you want help or a situation, have your ad inTn* News if yon wish to reach the largest number of read lers.

ONLY 90 CENTS ROUND TRIP.

via e, *. jl a. k.,

Terre Haute to Island Park (fMoooence) and return, Thursday, June 18th. Train leaves Union Depot at 7:00 A. M. promptly, arrives Island Park 1030 a. m. Returning mil arrive Terre Haute 8:00 p.m.

KANGAROOS.

Rhoada & Carhart's Fifth and Main.

MANTLE PARLOB8.

Wood, iron Mid date nuuitke, tile hearths and

taacjgratm.

300 good jeans pants at.

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YestcrUaj'n Exenrston*. r. Two excursions were run in yesterday^ One came from WatBeka and intermediate stations, having on board 332 persons. The other came in over the Big Four from Indianapolis, having on board tbe Concordia club of that city, about 650 strong. The Concordia club by previous arrangements, had the use of.Monninger's park. During the day many of the excursionists visited the different points of interest in and about the city. The excursionists returned home last night.

Will Go Up In Canada.

Willet P. and Martha Denni?, the Terre Haute aeronauts have concluded a contract for five balloon ascensious and parachute drops at Ontario. Canada, the tiret week in September. The Dennfsses have already effected more contracts than they had last season.

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Mail and

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A few days ago while sitting in Elder Bros, drug store at Tingley, Iowa, Mr. T. L. Dyer, a well known citizen, came in and asked for something for a severe cold which he had. Mr. Elder took down a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and said: ''Hex^is something I can recommend. It commands a large Bale and gives genuine satisfaction. It is an excellent preparation and cheap." Mr. Dyer purchased a bottle, and the next dav when saw him he said he was much better, and the day following appeared to be entiri-lv restored. This is a specimen of the effectiveness of this preparation. For Sale by Druggists.

LOW SHOES.

Rhoal8 & Car hart's, Fifth and Main. f|r '(jfreat reduction in prices of business suits and drees suits at Goodman & Hiracbler's.

C.& E.I. R. R.

Alao furnaces

tin roofing, fwaire stoves and fuel gas tftcvfs. We in vita i^eetiba. TOWXUBV MAHTL*ajtn Fcrasuat Co., 009 Wabash Ave

toieacKh the laifBxatMNr el reedess,

bate yoiacr •dveitiae' oI

matta in Tas Kcws. It"»«t% WKpar

MYERS

C. Bird King Nlofaola* Stein, Jno. W. Ross, Geo. Hallor, E. A. Hess, Jabez Asbury, Jno. Diets, W. W. Hauck, Frank H. Cooper, R. P. Davis, v, I. H. Trail, M. H. Waters, Mrs. I. M. Davis, Richard MacDonal.

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CLOTHING.

Only Tlxirty Days.

Circumstances Compel Catting Down.

BIG FOUR EXCURSION.

Indianapolis and return $2.25rgood going June 18th and 10th, returning until June 23d inclusive, account North Am* erican Turner Bund. Tickets will also be sold at same fare July 2d,good returning until July 0th incluBive, account Grand Inter State Prill Tournament, Toronto, Ont., and return $17.05, good going July 8th to 16th inclusive, good returning if desired until September 125 inclusive, with privilege of stopping at Chautauqua Lake en route in either direction. Tourist tickets on sale to all eastern and western points. French Lick Springs and return.. .$ 6.28 Cbautauqaa Lake 'L*. Niagara Falls *"7. Old Point Comfort .. Montieal, Ont., .. Portland, Me.,

Our stock is large and we are necessarily compelled to reduce it regardless of. ... loes or profit. The season has advanced to such a period that it is impoesble for us to carzy the goods. We .must and Qhall sell our stock, consisting of menV, boys' and

CHILDBBN'S CLOTHING. AND FURNISHING GOODS"

REGARDLESS OF VALUE. •-i- V"

A FEW POINTERS. mm

-m MBN'S SUITS.

$3 50 suits marked down to....... .$2 38 $5 00 suits marked down to $3 68 6 00 suits marked down to 4 32 S 00 suits marked down to. 5 i»S All other suits in this department in proportion.

BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS.

Suits worth $1 marked down to. ...69c Suits worth $3 marked down to $2 13 Suits worth $1 50 marked down to. ,98c Suits worth $5 marked down to.... 3 OS .They must go. Our lots is your gain.

FURNISHING- GOOD

5?.

White shirts worth 50c marked down to............ J. 27c Finecolored shirts worth $1 marked down to. 5Ge 500 linen collars at §c Good overalls at 25c

HEAVY WORKING PANT&

(Treat reduction in "I1,* summer coats and vests. Ottr hat department is the largest in the city. AU must go none reserved

Leading One Price Olothiera and Gents' Furnishers,

FOURTH -A.1TD l^L^Ilsr.

HKRZ* BULLETIN.

GRADUATES

For your graduating outfit we have made special preparations to secure the very latest and most novel things in ladies'furnishings goods. -VVhsn ready to look for your Kid Gloves, Silk Mitts, Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Neckwear. Fans. Embroideries, Laces, Hosiery, ete„ etc., please bear us in mind.. We also wish to call your attention to our house being the first one in the city, which offered to the graduates a special discount of

10 per Cent.

be given, to every graduate this year.

N'OVEJVTIES.

WDSDHHEr CLEABAVCE SUE !.

Of D.-norated Iron Stone China Dinner and Te,a Sets. pi« cv dinner sets, extr mely handsome, only $8.75 a' Si) |.if»'» dinner sets, handsotm-l decorated every pieco warranted, only §8.75. 10-pieee decorated chamber sets, $3.50.

B/tskets and willow ware, profuw variety. Hammocks, croquet sets. pries ar*» lo\v» than anywhere else. Remember you can t»ave money by trading at

325 TLJ WRID MAIN

28.35 31.00 36.60 41.GO 32.35

Thousand Island Park N. Y." .. And all White Mountain, St. Lawrence River and tbe Virginias resorts.

Trains will leave Sixth street depot as follows: EAST BOUNf). No. 12 N. Y. and Boston Ex... .1:08 a. No. 2 Ind'pls and Cleveland.. .6:52 a. No. 18 New York Limited..... ,1:00 p. in No. 8Day Express and Mail.. .3:48 p. at

WEST BOUND.

No. 7 Soatwestern Express... 1.-30 a No. 9 Day Ex. and Mail. 10:09 a. No. 17Southwestern Limited.. 1:58 p. No. 3 Mattoon Express,..,.. 7:50p.

Trains No. 2,3, 8, and ft d*ily exempt Snnday. AH otber rains datiyn For ticket^ and inform at i/m io detail, c^rnf' city office 710 Wabash i*«Mt 6f ^ith

Street Depot. D. B. MAKTIK, G, P. A., Cincinnati, O.

ATTENTION FISHERMEN. $2JO round trip. Terre Haute to Mctf mence. Tickets good going on trains

S S a a he E el or S am W or

sgat Tei

Haute Jk60 p. m. Sundays. Finest of fishing. One man recently cangbt sixty^ fire small mouth black bans before toealcitftr .-5 iij R. A. 0Mtmup* (ksiwral Ageat.

*nd the same discount will

BAZAR

512 and 514 Wabash Ave.

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^a^fTO. .R2S Proptietor. A FEW ELEGANT BABY CARRIAGES LEFT. They go at cost. Look over our variety of safetybicycleF.

STORE OPEN EVENINGS. ay Your Mason Fruit Jars From Us.

SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

'Vi a C. A E. I. R. R. only WM round trip to Chicago. Tickets good on trains leaving Terre Haute each Saturday at 12:10p. m. and 10:30 p. m. and Sunday at 5:20 a.m. good returning on trains leaving Chicago Sundays at 4:00 p.m. and 11:35 p.m.

R. A. CampbelI/, General Agent.

INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

Trade Improving Urmtlnnlly «M HIP Month INDIAKAROLM,JuneAdvnn!««i,

.47c

BR.OS.T

IN.

i:». -The Inal few d*yti,

In maay line*, prices have ruled easier, and, lnaomeeaiKM, broken iMdly especially in fruit*. The hide market continues dull price* weak. Hog product* me In good demand, and the tendency is to jhlirher prices. Receipts of poultry and egg* are large (or JHrtc. yct prices ma a good demand are weJ! sustained. Sot in many yum have egg* in Jane sold tor shipping at )st eents and bens at eents. Voting chicken* arc more plenty and prices a lit'le easier. Old and new Irish potatoes are ia light supply and very Arm. The sale# of sugar* are Jargc beyond precedent.

O A S

Tamaoers is the leading characteristic of the local grain market. Prices on ail cereals rale easier. So, 2 red wheat lrc1in»d to and several grades of corn were off cent. Track bids to-day ruled as follows:

Wheat—No. 2 red, SOJ^c No, 8 red, 63c: rejected, 75#85c aneerchaatahle. 60#70a. «rn—Ko. 1 white, ffic. No. 1 wniu-, white aalxed. eolor No. No. 2 mixed.

60c

eolor No. 2 yellow, 50c: No, 3 yellow, 06c Sound ear. 55)^c. uats—^o. 2 white, 47c No. a white. 4'ic Jto. 2 mixed, ibc rejected, 43c.

Bran—Local dealers are bidding fXZJf). ilsr—Timothy, elioide, fid No. i, S12.00 No. 2,110.00 No. 1 prairie, t!M, No. prairie, mixed bay, 17.00.

FOB SALE.

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