Richmond Palladium (Daily), 23 April 1898 — Page 2

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM SATURDAY, APRIL 93.

OPSTS ENJOYS Both the mothod ana results 'when t Syrup of Fipi is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, clcan.e9 the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleading to the taste and acceptable to the Ptomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and asrreeableflubstances, its nany excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. 6yrup of Fis is for sale in 50

cent iKjttleM nr all leading drug

gists. Any reliable drugfist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try i Do not accept any

substitute. CALIFORNIA FI5 SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. LOUmVIUl, Kt. HEW YORK. H.t.

Ricrunotirt Pallaiiuna.

ob Ished erery evening (Sunday excepted) bUBFACB St FLICKINQER

by

Bice Urm. W2 and Vii Main St. near Teoth,

Telephone No. 11.

SATURDAY. AEMilL 2). 1398.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

Oat year by mall, p ptid - fi.SO

On month " " " .31

Oat week, by crrier .06

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

POK CONOtKM.

J a me E. Watson

PROKBCUTOR. William A. Bond. C RONP. Charles C. Rink ley JOIN KPBBSKSTTI VB. Francis T. Roots KPiBr KTATIVIC Jesse C. 8tveus i . Isaac O. Doan. AUDITOR. Alexander t. Re'd hi irf. Charles R I'ntliauk TKKAHl'KR John W.'Turner. 'kBCOKPRI. Klag R. Williams coaosaa Kber K. Watts. si'BvavoR. Robert A. Howard. 'OCCMTT COMMISSIONBB (Western District) George W. Cal away (Miriil'e District! Albert Oier TOWNSHIP TICKET. JIHTICK OK TH8 PI Am John S. I.yle. Frank M. Conner. Ken ism in Crump. Archibald Lytie.

A KJCHFttlZE. The first shot t t th war hrincr A

pretty fat prize to the officers and crew j

of the ash vine, which, as was stated in our di patches yesterday, captured the Spanish steamer Buena Ventura. A dispatch from Key West says: The Buena Ventura is a tramp s earner, hailing from Bilbos, Spain. She belonged to the Sarrinea line. On March 2'J she arrived at Pascagoula, Mississippi, from Havana, and was on tbe way to I'ensacola, Florida, to load

for Holland when captured. The Buena Ventura is raid to be worth, with br cargo, $500,000. This n the way the prize money will be divided when the ship and cargo are fold : Value of the prize, $500,000; government's share, one-half, $"2.jO,U00; Bear Admiral Sampson's share, one-twentieth, $25,000; Fleet Captain Staunton's share, one one-hun-dredtb, $5,0o0; balance to be divided amoDg officers and men of the Nashville, $220,000; Commander Maynard, one-tenth of tbe ship's share, $22,000: Executive Officer Ddlimrham, $3,250: Navigating Officer Window. $',250; Eosurn Maerrtder, $1,750; Ensitrn Keunzi', $1,750; Entisrn Snow, $1,750; Ensign Walker. $1.7."0; Chief Engineer Freeman, $-1,000; passed assistant entri neer, $2 500; ensrineer, $2,125; Asitsrjt Surgeon Plead well, $2,375; Assistant Paymaster O'Leary, $2,.'J75;

Pay Clerk Iglehart, $2,375; boatswaio, $1500; gunner, 1,500; carpenter. $t,500; petty officers and enlisted men, a ersge share, each $550 SO.

! CITY LIGHTING.

Tin: iii:v shy still. ADOPTED

BE

WHY DAMPNKSS I'KEVKJf IS FKOST.

The PiirdnA nnivArsitT airripi If n rv 1

department (rives the following1 information on frost in its last bulletin: Water is the best protection from frost. The air always contains so-xe

water vapor, and the warmer the air

is the more water vapor it can contain.

At 50 decrees a cubic foot of air might contain four grains of water vapor,

and usually con'aius about three

grains. When the air cools, a point may be reached at which it cannot hold up all the water which it contains. If this is

above the freeziug point, some of the

water vapor is deposited in the form

of dew. But when the water changes from water vanor to liouid dew, a

large amount of heat is given off and

this prevents a further fall of tempera

ture. But if the air contains so little

water vapor that it can cool below the

freezing point before the water begins

to deposit, the water is depos'ted in

the form of ice crystals and we have a

frcst. A moist air then is a protection from frost. The frequent shallow

cultivation that saves soil moisture.

win at trie same time Keep the air

above the soil more ruoii-t, and will to some extent serve as a protection from

frost.

A direct and effective way of pro

tecting plants from frost is to irrigate the land or to sprinkle the plants with water at the time the frost is expected.

la this state few farms have means of

irrigating in the usual way. But there

are many farms on which fruits are sprayed, and the spraying machinery may easily be used to sprinkle plants

with water to protect them from frost.

This method has proved practical and profitable on a variety of spring croDS.

. -

On a Small Ssde -Tt,e Old LrgU Poets in the i'seemeiit of t. e City Baildi lg May be U it zed The idea of the eity's putting in the intermediate lights instead of letting out the contract to outside parties i one that several of the couucilmen regard as worthy of consideration The

city own alnioi-t a sufficient iiumber of

posts, if not entirely enough to plaee

at every point where an intermediate

limp is needed in the ubarbs or to

supplement the are hgt.ts mtheity proper. Those posts lie in the base

ment of the city bui.dmg and are of no manner of use unless they should be utilized in the maaner suggested. They are also fitted with frames tor the glass panes, and with littl

reservoirs for the oil to be used to

produced. The oniy expense incurred

by the city in establishing an oat fit of

its own would be in erecting and painting its potts, furnishing The oil for tbe reservoirs, and keeping the lights trimmed and lighted. This expense would not be as heavy, it is thought, a the expense of the iights famished

at the hands of oae company in the commercial lighting business. The

practicability of the scheme dt-pends upon several considerations, such as the adaptability of the poles to the purpose mentioned, the cost of putting np and maintaining, etc., and all these things will be investigated as fully as may be under the circumstances. The two sample Welsbach lights at Fort Wayne avenue will be left there for awhile, at the request of citizens Mr. Lied left the city yesterdaySABBATH SERVICES.

Sensible Scionco.

Every Disease Has a Corresponding Cure.

" People ought not to be sick." Bay

KroCessor Juuuon. fc-very aisse baa a turf, nut every cur has beta dis

covered yet. but I have

of

tirty-aeven

m-m all u certain as sunrise. When on person ha several diseases it Is necessary t treat eacta disease separately, the same as If such disease ere distributed among a number or people." AJunyon bas a separate remedy for each disease, and all druggists sell them. Mostly cents a, vial. If in doubt, Profesa o r Munyon invites rou to

rit t.- him- at L305 Arch Street, t-uiia-

delphla, for free medical advice. Mr. Edward F. Kirkpatrick. Western Azent for the Westirurhouse Electric Company, at Chicago sas: " For eighteen months I was troubled with different ailments, which rendered life unbearable. The most eminent physicians and all the medicines that I took did m no jroo.1. The last doctor I consulted said my case was chronic and no njedicine would help me. Dyspepsia. Uer trouble, and extreme nervousness, as a result, w.-re my complaints. Of my own volition I purchased Munyon s Rdiex. and after three weeks' use of tnem

I ho was declarea incuraoie. m

tiivlv cured. I owe this

humanity. It Is

Mr. James Israel. Crawford svllle. Tnd . ays: " Mr wife was troubled with rheurratipm for about five years. Being un-

t. obtain reiier we prcmui-u "t-"

hr-r to trv Munvon s Kheumatism

and we are happy to say ties) completely cured tier.

testimonial

cheerfully given.

to

Cure,

that two bot-

RICHMOXD CITY TICKET. CITY MIYOK William W. Ziramermaa. ITT CLERK. OeorgesJ. Kno!lenber. CUT TSKASUKKB William O. Needham.

To meet the demand for war news

the Pallatooi has doubled its tele

graph service.

Thkrk will be no need of staying

awav from church tomorrow on account of the war. To the contrary, it would

be well to let the mind have a rest on

that subject one dav in the week.

A NIGHT OFF.'

Angustm Daly's comedy A Night

ff will be presented here on Thurs

day vening April 2S at the Bradley

opera House and it is safe to say that

it will be received with the same hearty

welcome, with which it has been

greeted since it left Daly's theater.

New York after its phenomenally long

run. 1 nereis and always will be a

great demand for a genuine farce

comedy such as "A Night Off" in

which it has b3en demonstrated that

horse play and topical gasjs are not the things that engage and amuse under

the much abused name of comedy, and for that reason we ate glad to i i . . .. .

nave me opportunity or witnessing a

performance of a comedy on the style of Mr. Daly's "A Night Off" the most

successful comedy ever written and

produced by him. and which will be

ably rendertd by an excellent com

pany.

BEAR THIS IN" MIXH. That a lady will be admitted free at

the Phillips opera house next Monday

evening when accompanied by one

paid fer reserve seat ticket to witness

the performance of "The Minister's Son" by the Macauley-Patton company. This gives a lady and gentleman or two ladies two reserved seats for

one price for Monday evening. Oar

object in giving you this bargain is to

introduce our company, which is new

in your town.

Be sure to see "The Minister's Son"

at the Phillips opera heuse Monday nifcht. A beautiful and interesting moral story of home life, intermingled

wun patuos and comedy. Several

specialties will be introduced both during and between acts, among them be

ing tbe latest fad. the illustrated songs, and a sensation novelty, the Loie Fuller dance which, in reality, is

a big show for a little money. Prices 15, ," and 3o cents.

Places Where the IV pie of Richmond

Are Invited to Worship Subjects. METHODIST.

At the W. M, church, south tenth

street Class number 1 at 9:45 a. m

Preaching at 10:45 a. m. Sabbath

school at 2 p. in. JIas number 2 at

3 p. m. Proaching at : M p. m. Sing

ing by tbe choir led by Prof. Allen, organ i-t, of Eaton, Ohio. llev. Gains,

pastor.

Grace M. K. church, George II. Hill, nastor Preaching morning and evening by the pastor. Subject of the

morning sermon, "The Sabbath." Evening. "The Ethics of the Ballot."

Sunday-school at 9 a. m.. Prof. VV. S

Iliser, superintendent; Epworth

league service p. m.

Fifth street Methodist church, A. G.

Neal. pastor Preaching by the pastor

at 10:0 and 7:30. Topics. "The

lord's Day" and "The True Source of

Hope." Sunday school at 9:lu:

Juniors, 1:30; general class, 2:30;

League, 0:30.

BAPTIST. First Baptiit church Preaching by

the pastor, K. N. McNemer, at the

usual hours. Morning subject, "Keep

ing tne Sabbath." Evening subject.

P. U. at 2:30, senior at (i:30. PRESBYTERIAN'. United Presbyterian church. Rev. John McD. Hervey, Ph. D., paMor 10:45 divine worship, sermon: "The Christain of the Twentieth Century." 7:30 evangelistic meeting, sermon: "Ready for War." Second Presbyterian church A'l services tomorrow as uual. Subject of the morning sermon. "The Better Covenant." Subject of the evening sermon, "The Epistle to the Ephesians." First Presb, terian Church Sundayschool at 9 a m ; prcaohiiig by the

pastor, Kev I M. Hughes, at 10:30

a. m. and ;.( p m. Evening sub

ject, George Muller, the English

Philanthropist." Consecration meeting of Endeavor society at 0:30 p. m.

CHRISTIAN'. The Richmond lodge of I. O. O. F.

will attend the morning service in a body and will be addressed by the pas

tor. Eveniug subject, "How the Devil Lies."

who spent the winter in Mexico, will

be at Whitewater church on next Su

day evening at 7:30 and will speak on

t ie missionary work in that country Ai invitation is extended to all. LUTHERAN'.

Second English Lutheran Sevices

both morning and evening. Subject for the morning. "The Sabbath Day

a Holy Day and a Rest Day." First English Lutheran church

Preaching by the pastor morning and

evening. Subject in the morning, "Bible teaching concerning the Sao-

batu." in the evening, ccba, or

sympathy and help for the oppressed." St. Paul's Evangelistic Lutheran church. Rev. C. Huber, pastor Sunday school at 9 a. m. German services at 10:30 a. m. Subject, "Thi

Lord's Day and how to keep it holy

Luther league at 6:45 p. m. English service at 7:30 p. m. Subject, "The

a ;onizing prayer." CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. Sub

ject 'Forgiveness as Taught by

Jesus." Friday evening experience

meeting at 7:30 o'clock. All are wel

come.

GeoTge tt. wiwiB in tut j :(. uc ' Then, since tidjl friction retards the earth's rotation and the moon's revolution, we may state that tbe day and the month are now lengthening at differeut rates which are calculable, although the absolute rates in time are unknowu. It will svflice for a general ooru prehension of the problem to know that the present rate f increase of the day is much moie rapid than that of the rtf'onth, and that this will hold good the future. Thud the number cf rotations t.f the ejirth in the inter vul coiipiied in one revolution of the moon Jiikinishes, or. in othe- words, the number of days in tbe month uiruinbe!, although the lengtljof each day increases hi rapidly that the month itself is longtr than t present. For example, when thed iy shall lie equal in length to two of our actual days the month may be as los as 37 of our days and the earth wi!2 spin round only about IS times in the month.

FrinM Alberta 4iT.

"Dress Coats to Hrr" is iai old and familiar eign. "Pswce Alberts to Hire" is comparatively new. A

man in tbe business of renting dress clothes said that frock Fuits had

been rented now for about a year. They are worn for morning weddings and for other day occasions

There is a demand for them, but it

is not nearly so great as that for

dress suits. A dozen frock conn

would Le enough to carry with

stock of 200 or o00 dress suits. The cost of hiring a frocK coat is the

same as that of hiring a dress suit

being from t3 down, dependim; upon

newness, quality and style.- New-

York Sun.

ST SPRING REMEDY

OR

THE CHILOra.

The Perfect Health of a Large Family Is Due io Hie Use of Painefs Geleiry Compound.

uokfan' Arnioa Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,

bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe

ver sores, tetter, chapped bands, chil

blains, corns, all skin eruptions, and

positively cures piles, or no pay re

quired. It is guaranteed to give per

feet satisfaction or money refunded.

Pfia 2 j -cents .per boi. For sale by

. UIA&WX WV .pin i i i m !! HI i iiwuiiiiiiinmnwMB

J id t audy Tor Sal.

"Here," said Benny's iapa, show ing the little fellow a coin, "is a pen

ny 300 years old. It was given to

me when I was a little boy."

"Gee whiz!" ejaculated Benny,

"Just think of any one being able

to keep a pemv as lone as that

without spending it I" Harper'

Bazar. The Vi Bachelor.

A pessimist is a man who bad dyspepsia so bad yesterday that he can't eujoy

his dinner today for fear he'll have again tomorrow.

Tbe average woman has an idea that

until a man falls in love he goes aronud looking into every girl's face with an

anxious, searching look.

A woman will cry over a pathetio

baby story and then box her children' ears because they won't be quiet and k her read.

If the conductor of the street car for

gets to asu ior ner rare, tlie average

woman will forget she hasn't paid it.

When a woman gets a letter, why

does she always stop before she opens it and say, "Now, I wonder who this

is from?"

If a husband kisses his wife goodhy

every morning when he goes down

towu, she will never believe he isn't good business man.

A woman always keeps her photo

graphs of herself one taken when she

was a year oldJ sitting on a hair rua.

THE COLONEL'S LOVE.

Beats tile Klondike.

How He Proved It to the Woman Who

Had Rejected Him.

"Xo woman," said the somewhat

Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Msrvsille.

Tex., has found a more valuable dis

covery than has yet been made in the

K nnlibd ' Um 1 et 1

oi.l i.i jcam ue auuereu nn-

! J unuieuc toM flom consumption accom is sure the man who asks her to do panied by hemorrhages, and was abso

so really loves her. And she pro- Mutely cured by Dr. King's New Dis-

ceeded gloomily, "It is very hard to covery ror Consumption, Coughs and

be sure of that."

UTl t - . . .

x tr naps so, repjiea tlie Ken-

tucky lady, "but I was absolutely L hundred dollars

RHODA TEMPLE. Temperance meeting at Rhoda tem

ple tomcrrow at 3 p. m. Dr. E A DeVore vill deliver the principal

address on an interesting subject. All

are invited to the meeting.

FRIENDS. Friends' South Eighth Street church

Sabbath school at 9 a. m. Meeting

for worship at 10:30 a. m. Junior Endeavor at 'J: 15 p.m. Intermediate at G p. m. V. P. C. E. society at 6:30 p. m. Bevan Binford of Earlham college will preach at the morning ser

vice. A cordial invitation is extended to all. James Townsend of Fountain City,

Colds. He declares that gold is of lit

tle value in comparison to this marvel

ous cure: would have it even if it cost

a bottle. Asthma.

Bronchitis and all throat and lung af

fections are positively cured bv Dr.

King's New Discovery for Consump

tion, lnal bottles frea at A. G. Lvken & Co.'s drug store. Recular size fx)

to

cur or o

To Cure a Cold la One Day.

faKe Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.

All druggists refund the money if it

ails to cure. 2oe. The genuine has

L. B. Q. on each tablet.

Priceless Pain

rW a m . n

iuk supply ot tee i all.i pivm was

exhausted yesterday evening before it

was dry from the press. We shill tn

deayor to print enough to meet the

demand hereafter. The public seems to appreciate that a paper that gives

all the local news and the latest Asso

ciated press dispatches is pretty cheap

at one cent a copy.

post-

tLe

m .

AiANY aosura rumors ana grape vine reports will be set anjat during

these exciting times. Our telephone was kept busy yesterday denying

them. Some of the inquiries came

from surrounding towns. Whatever

of importance transpires, and becomes

known, in any part of the world dur

ing the day the Palladium will Lave mentien of in the evening. The pub

lic can rest assured of that.

bPAix has systematically kept the people of her colonies in ignorance so

that she could at all times make the

claim that they are not fit for self gov eminent. Of the 4Si,2S0 white in

habitants of Torto Rico about 400,000 I substance and to be

can neither read nor write. That is the

condition on that island after many

centuries of Spanish rule.

LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the

ofhee at Richmond. Indiana, for

week ending April 23, 1S9S:

LADIES UST. Beach. M inev: Lovd.Lillev : Salmon-

Lucy; Williams, Eva M.

GENTLEMAN LIST. Bingall, Porter; Bougfman. Henrv:

Lease. J. P ; Miller, Peter: McAuliffe.

John W.; Needham. F. J.: Ross. Rev.

F. O.; Smith, B,; Switzer. Jicob:

Shellenberger, Amos; The Globe

rurmture Co.: Vincent, Frank; Walker, F. A.; Wil liamson, John.

rersons calling for the above ut

ters will please say "Advertised."

Perry J. Freeman, P. M. Free Pills. Send your address to H. E. Buck-

len fc Co., Chicago and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life

Pills. A trial will convince you of

their merits. These pills are easy in

action and are particularly effective in the cure of constipation and sick headache. For Malaria and Liver troubles they have teen proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious

purely vegetable.

I

If a Drier can Vx- tlacet on rain Mrfh

Friend' i worth tts weight in polj as an alleviator. Mr wife suffered more iu ten minutes with eithrr of her other two children than she did aK ' toirether with her last, having previouslv used foui bottlesof "Mothers Friend.' 11 is a blessing ! to any one expecting to become a mother," says a customer.

Thus writes Henderson Dale. Druggist, of Canni, 111., to the BradSeid Regulator Company, of Atlanta, Gi, the proprietors and rr.anaiacturrrs of " Mother's Friend." This successful remedy is not one of the many internal medicines advertised to do unreasonable things, but a scientifically prepared liniment especially effective in adding strength and elasticity to those parts of woman's organism which bear the severest strains of childbirth. The liniment may be used at any and all times during .pregnancy np to the very hour of confinement. The earlier it is begun, and the longer csed. the more perfect will be the result, but it has been used during the last month only with

girai uencBi ana success.

sure before I married.

I don t see how you could be. It

po often happens that people do not

know their own minds."

iiiere was no room tor doult m

this case. We were out sleitrh riine cent and $1. Guaranteed

the eveninc the cnlnnpl urm! tr P"ce refunded

me. I had refused him several times

before, and I told hiru then that 1 . . 1 1 . . .

uum uiwaye esteem nini as a fiiend. We heard the jingle of b-dls

behind us. The colonel's horso, a thoroughbred of which he was very proud, quickened its pace at the

sound. The colonel looked around

and exclaimed: 'Here's the chance

I've been waiting for. That's Judge

Pea body behind us. He has lieen

bragging about that new horse of

his for the last six weeks, but when

ever I tried to get him right down to

a race he has dodged out of it ome-

how without acknowledging this horse could beat him.'

liie colonel slowed up so as to

Jet the judge overtake him. The

judge didn't dare refuse tho chal

leuge because he had a giilwitl

hitu. He wouldn't allow himself to

be humiliated in her eyes. A soon

as the two sleighs were evn the

colonel gave our horse a cut with

the whip, aud away we went, the

animals with necks eagerly extend

ed aud the people leaning over the

dashboards trying to help them

along. For a few seconds the horses

feet thumped on tha? road in perfect rhythm, then we began to move ahead. The village was about a mile

distant, and the colonel leaned out,

turned and shouted: " 'Judge, I'll see you at the post office!'

"The judge gave bis horse a blow

with the whip, but he was already using all the speed he had. I turned

around, half out of the sleigh, to

Keep a lookout. The sleigh struck a bowlder and pitched roe out into a snowdrift Tnuwo" I,nr t .

thanks nlwn I can- tv,o ci;nK i.,. ,t I

T.t -1.11 J W ncct farmer. aodweU known ty aU

.... " uu s o.a residents near Belmont, X Y,. Speeding on its way to the postOhce, J Tites: "For twentr-wven years I tad been

Still several lengths ahead of the! lcODS'aJ!t snffprer from nervous prostraindep ImarriTm . j. . Uon nd P'd lar saras of moner for doc

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uumr.ou;., itaviug me BKin clear, white, and

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powers mre poasooaca Dy no other remt dy.

" "or aruKgist ror Hwirti i Ot.iTsBirr,

lte little folks love Dr. Wood's

Norway Pine SvruD. Pleasant to

thattae5 Perfectly harmless; positive cure

tor coughs, cold, bronchitis, asthma

To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.

an i . . .

i" aroggists refund the money if it

tails to cure. 25c. The genuine has

L. B. O. on each tablet.

Ot x&ssisj ' hill fo2riS l'-s-4

Worcester, Mas., March 5, lsis. Wells, Kichardon & Co. Gentlemen: Myself and family form a firstclass example of the health-giving qualities of Paine's celery compound. Every spring we ue this valuable remedy, and it has kt-pt my cbMreu' well and strong. I believe that it is better to take steps to keep well rather than tJ wait till one is sick. The good health of my family and freedom from doctor's bills shows the wisdom of taking Paine's celery compound Every time I have a chance 1 speak in praise of Paine's eel ry compound, knowing it to be superior to sarsaparillas or any ordinary spring medicine. Yours very truly, Hakry Prfndiv.i.le, Publisher of the American HauJsmau. Here's a whole family. Husband, wife and children made well and kept well by Paine's celery

compound. The pre-emiueuee of Paine's celery corn-

ally as a spring invigorator and bio d purifier for every member of tie family, ftoui the youngest to tl e olde t, could not be better illustrated than ir. the ca-e cf the Prendiviile family of Worces-ter, Mass. It is to be remembered that uct onetenth of all the magnificent cures fairly due to Paine's celery compound ever get beyond the knowledge of the immediate family; that, in fact, few people have auy appreciation of the number of families throughout the United States vhere Paine's celery eompojnd is kept constantly on hand, and is being taken, or has been taken, by soaie of its members. Paine's celery compound has already done an enormous work. It has saved lives. It has saved health It has saved homes. It is not beyond the reach of the mot modest household, while a much greater expenditure will procure noth

ing t-l-e so effective

pound over all other remedies, especi- Paine's celery compound, a remedy that so vital a matter.

makes poop'e well, is within tbe reach if all. As frequently h appens in the spring the entire family begins to feel "run down," aud to suffer with the hardest disease in the- world to diagnose the trouble They have when they say, "Doctor, 1 don't feel well." The advice of hosts of competent physicians

is to use Paine's celery compound, the one known spring remedy that restores lost nervous energy, creates an appetite, purifies the blood, and builds up the strength of the entire system. ' Nervousness, headaches, thinness, l pale faces and poor appetites among ' children come from the same causes that produce rheumatism, neuralgia and debility in older persons from J roor blood and insufficiently nourished nerves, Paine's celery compound is

luo utoi) iaai a. uui j a v iia ,'va y i- v v u intelligent, prudent homes, where pains is taken to get only the best in

PHILLIPS

OPERA

HOUSE.

ONE SOLID WEEK Beginning

Monday, April 25th.

3Ia cauley-Patton Co. aiulj

4tJuu I'loreiice Campbell,

In a selected reportoire opening M .ndav

night in the b autiful pastoral comedy drama, tlie

"Minister's Son"

Written by W. B. Patton.

A moral nd inst-active pUy taken from tile inter run.; led with pathos tud laughter.

Our specialties consist of the latest illustrat

ed song?. The LOIE FULLER DANCES,

with special s enery and calcium effects, the

latest rages in dances. A big show at

popular price?. Ladies' free ticket Monday night.

rices, - lOc, ()o, I) Reserved seats on sa'e at Knod s.

o

Suffered 20 Years.

Oa Pric;

FOli THE NT XT 30 DAYS I WILL SELL NEW SEWING MACHINES FOR $14.80 and $16 80 r: M. LA.CEY, 718 Main St.

To Cure a Celd In One Day. fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.

All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. The erenuine his

L. B. Q. on each tablet.

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FRENCH TAILOR C05Tt.ME fROW HARPER'S BAZAR

via the

ES- SAP.Y LEWIS, wife of a promi-

tbe judge jiass him and turn arormd. " "Hew-as coming back after you?" snggestel one of tbe listeners.

'That 's exactly what he was do- j the medicine seemed to hTe no effect, bat ing, and I concluded then and there f:r taking a few bottles I bejran to notice that when a Kentucky gentleman! f ff1 lrestil-tnirht, mj aPPe-

It not only shortens labor and lessens w8 billing to lose a horse race for better, ontu i l

yesrs aso my condition ni

alarming; the least noise would startle and unnerve me. I was as&bie to sleep, bad a number of sinking speUa and slowly grew

orse, i De?an nsjag Dr. Miles' Kestoratire

Xerrine and Nerve and Li Ter Pills. At first

Reduced Rates to Batfmore

Pennsylvania Llr.es. On May 2d. 3d. 4th atid 5th excur

sion tickets to Baltimore account M.E. church (south) qiadrernial conference will be sold via Pennsylvania

lines. Return limit May 30 a wi h

1 Very I tdylike and practical for 83m-

n er wear is' the natty short jacket tailor gown, whic'a form aa attractive change from a coat and skirt costume. The material of this gown is one of the new French cloths in subdued mixer!

color eseets. The

ends at the waist line back and front, -where it is eut iato a curved form, and boardered with soutache, lhe entire back is of stretched material. The s.eeve is made very small, with no unnecessary fullness at the ton. Tbe

snin. iinca with iiruuor caz or rn cmhtme .n v. , l

n..u .r . . 1 " 7. icu 17 JU-

o.a.- eauu, is maae pertectly tainea irom tn cut paper patterns plain. It has ffye gores, and i a very furnished by Harper's Bazar where it desirable model of a simple tailor gown appears. for general wear. Three and three- f Pretty touches are often giyen to the quarter yards in width at the foot, costume by a variety of ehemittes an4 th har k hrelh v, r.m i . cuemis.uei,

- ' - . V a. L U U ..111 LI1A V - . n ILI1 Llin I V BUT T C . K v. .

1 A.U T-u . J r -i, i .. Kb fitted !n Acr-n i , r . . . K"

xvm. Aiie ww iare wm oe open to au. i "--- v.-K w gaiuereu, as " ua na irersian eolors.

r or details apply to nearest Pcnnsyl-;prererreV- iQ9 litUe cIo3-fitting ' The hat with chiffonne satin

vama lines tieset agent.

in

ftheriiiH Mule.

They doweskea by their action, but the paiu attending it but greatly dinin- my sake there wasn't any excuse for ' toheaith asocect B, mTtcZa

If you are not feeling well, why

don't you take Hood's Sarsanarill.'? ! Cure a Headache in 15 Minutes

It will purify and enrich your bhod I By using Dr. Davis' Anti-Headache and do you wonderful good. 6 XU druggist. eod&w6:xo

by giving tone to the stomach and "aes the danger to life ot both mother

bowels greatly invigorate the system. ina ctma' aa tue mother in a con-

Kegular size per box. Sold by Trf Ta V? SpfTty

v. u. LaKen Co.,d nsreist.

.Mother's Fnend " is sold bvdmcrrn'if.

at f i.oq, ox sent by express on receipt of price. Valuable book for women, - Before Baby is Born," sent free oa application. BaUOflEU lECUUroi C0 AlUata, to.

doubting his affection." Washing

ton Star. ' Oar LrnctheaiBC Oavra. "' A day is the name for the time in which the earth rotates enco aj;d a month for the tiru in which the moon revolves once, eava Professor

btesa Dr.Mr.es'erriae."

Dr. ililes- Bemedies are sold ty all drag, gistsccdera positiye guarantee, first bottle benefits or money re-raad.-d. Book on diseases of tbe heart and nerres free. Address.

I2. MILES JiLXICAL CO, awanaxt. lad.

IM mom' 1

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ftestoes 51

By Tirtoe of a decree ad exe nt'on to directed from the clerk ol the itiif Cirr

Liurl. i will expose at pnblic sale, at the

courx nonse aoor, in tne cut of Kictimond, Wayne county, Indiaaa. on the Mth DAY OF M Y, 199, Between tae hoars of 19 o'clock a. m sod 4

o'clock p. m. on said day, the folio uz prop

erty, towit:

LotDDiBiKrtwestr UO in thst oart of th

city cf Richmond, in Wayne coanty, io the

st He of Inrtiiit. laid nut by Eii Stnbf. i

e-ntors of the last trill ol Sarah iiotEtt, j deceased. I

I To be sold as the property of James B " Shepherd et sJ . to satisfy saide decree aad es-e-nlion in my hands at fTor of Eii etaobset ai- execotor.

Satd sale without relief from vataatioa er appraiaaaaat laws L.FYETTE L4RS9. Sheriff of Wares County. April IS IS9. Lawis D. aVrcBBS, Attorney for Pla tiiT pr f tm iifciat

oat, sligbtly doable-breasted and which accompanies the eown. ia of th

im a oroaa riior aainry simplicity. Its only trimco.lar, is braided with soutache. It is ming is one broad eurlinjr ostrich fastened across with round tortoi. olttme &nd fn!1 .u. j.j .",

' Shell button. trt.,, t.--j -M,.U i.jT: "A ,uauw lail

u 1 1 - uo uiui ..t. uuiuen tne age.

,K,xi.a . iuo t?ue. xnese mouts are repeated on the collar and euffs, as wel as at the top ot the darts. ch:h

are outlined with the brail

Approximate quantity of material

ior mwn- niii ta

- ' ...v,

Or satin for lining n

yards: silk

The coat yards; soutache, ona piece

p strii y r

6 Cents a Week.