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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27. 183.
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Richmond Palladium.
Jk isbsd STary evening (Sanday exseptad) by UarACB FLICKIMOEa.
mom Not. ! and Mala 8U T.l.phoD. No. II.
Tenth.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27. 18J8.
Tsaus of subscription: T.ar br mail, poetags paid na moDth " " On wttk, by c wrier
allow them to become seasoned, and when the calls upon them begin care- j ful selection will be made of those best '
suited for the sort of service for which reinforcements will be needed.
HOT TO SPEAK.
Ths High School Ssrtlor a Tl.ls Yaar to Choots an Orator N a Class Orations for Com-msnoamsnt.
Is our dispatches yesterday it was stated that the United States torpedo
boat Somers was held
England, and would not be permitted school class of 1SQS for permission to
to leave that harbor. A few days ago , choose an orator to speak for them on
it was stated that the Albany was held
The school board last evenincr form
at Falmouth, ally granted the request of the high
at New Castle, England. These acts on the part of the English government would seem to be unfriendly toward us, but they are not. According to international law all vessels of belligerents must get out of neutral harbors within twenty-four hours after war baa been declared. As the Albany and Somers were not in condition to leave the English harbors within the legal limit there was cothiog for the Eng!Ub government to do but to compel then to remain. They will probably not be allowed to leave during the present war.
ItEl'UJiLICAX TICKET.
ron coaaaaas. J a ibm E. Wataon.
COUNTY TICKET. raoaauCToa. William A. Bond. SKMATOB I Charlea C. Bin a ley ; jomr BBPaBnTTia. Francia T. Roots' a ar-ac r ht ATI v a Jesse C. Bt'Ttna clbb. Isaac O. Don a. DDITOtt' Alexander 8. Heia. aHBB'rr. Charlea RUnthank. TlIAldtM. John W. Turner. BKCOKDEt. King B. William. coaossa Eber K. Waltr. IVBflYOB. Robert A. Howard. OotrMTY COMMMSIONBB. (West n District) Unorge W Cal away (Midd e Diatrict) Albert Oler
Dry Tobtuqas is the most western
island of the string of islands known as the Florida Keys, extending south
west trom the Florida eoast some hun dreds of miles. Key West is one of
these islands, located about ninety
miles from the mainland and occupy
ing almost a middle position between
Florida and Cuba.
Buoklon's Arnioa Salva. The be-t salve iu the world for cuts.
b uises. sores, ulceis, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, jhil 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.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
A. G. Luken & Co.
AMUSEMENTS.
TOWNSHIP TICKET. JUHTICK tr THK P ACM John 8. Lyle. Frank M. Conner. OONDTJBLa Benlamin Crump. Archibald Lytle.
RICHMOND CITY TICKET. CITT MM YOB William W. Zirameriraa. CITY CLERK. George J. Knollenberg. CUt TBBASUKK William a Needbam
Leon W. Washburn's Great Allied
Stios Big Three Ring Circus, Museum, Menagerie and Hippodrome comes to Richmond TuesJay. May 3.
Manager Washburn while being among
the younger school of c ircus owners is also one of the wealthiest, and in or
ganizing his shows for this season
he ban spared no money to secure the best for every department. His
bort.es, many of them imported, are models of horse-flesh while his trained
animals do everything but talk. They
will appar at every performance with tbeir original trainer. A royal tr-upeof Japanese, imported expressly
for this vast enterprise, and the only double troupe ever brought to this country, is another featute. The hippodrome department is certainly the largest ever seen with a traveling or
ganization, and the many races, trials of strength and Olympic gpmes are soul stirring and worth going miles to
see.
TBI OOVEKNMENT'g PLAN FOR THE
KKLtKF Or C IB.
TBesI"
Whan Travallna
-Tvasmngton is believed to be this gov
ernment's plan for the relief and freeing of Cuba: The President and Secretary Alger have decided upon the first order for troops to move on to Cuba. Five thousand men of the regular army now at Tampa have been selected for this work, and they will go
" to the island and establish a base of supplies. The command will be composed of 4,000 infantry and 1,000 cavalry and artillery. The navy department has arranged a transport to take them to one of the ports on the southern coast of the island, tnd their departure will take place-this week. The point of landing will be some place which can be well fortified, and will be used as a
base of supplies, not only for our naval forces, but to feed the Cubans and aid the Cuban army Supp ies for the Cubans will be sent to this point for distribution after the
S.vruD of
and
take on everv trip a bottle of
effectually on the kidnevs liver.
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and other forms of sickness. For sale in 50 cent bottles by all leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup company only.
R. A. Jackson to Asalst.
New Castle Courier.
t'rosecutor Steele, who was in Richmond Monday looking after the
inrawley case, has secured Hon. R.
A. Jackson or that city to asMst in the prosecution. It was the opinion of the
court at fttebmond that the case could
be brought up for trial one week from
next Monday. To Cure a Cold in Oae Day.
T.Ira r...t;M T " m i i .
ait druggists refund the money if it
rails to cure. 23c. The genuine has
U 15. y. on each tablet.
graduation day instead of the delivery of orations by clas members as has been the custom. Ths privilege was given for this year's ciass. and is not to be regarded as a precedent for any futnre class. The members of the 'OS's are to select their speaker, both speaker aad theme being subject to the approval or disapproval of the faculty and school board. The commencement will take place on June 17. Milton. The High school commencement Friday at Kinsey's ball was a source of attraction to many of our people. The stage was beautifully decorated, walls being formed of lace curtains at the top of which hung in graceful festoons the class colors, royal purple and pink. ' A bank of plants surmounted by a pretty palm, formed the back ground. The members of the class all did well, both in the composition and delivery of their orations. Their costumes were becoming, the young ladies wearing dainty white gowns, lhe topics of the orations were: "Progress of the Nineteenth Century," Frark Miller; "The Unit of S jeiety," Alice Beeson; "The Spirit of Freedom, Albert Newman; "Power of Silence, Elizabeth Morris. The diplomas were presented by Sunt. Baldwin in a neat speech. R'iV. Hyde offered the invocation an ' Rev. Hall the benediction The music by Runge's orchestra proved quite satisfactory. Among those from a distance attending the commencement were: M i88es Kiessler and Miller, Brookville; Misses Broaddus and Martin, Connersville; Mrs. Clouds, Centerville; Miss Iva Grigsby, Eaton; Miss Amelia Miller, Irvington; Miss Fettie Crawford, Bentonville. Jim Sipple, a Milton boy who re cently completed a time in the regular army, re enlisted and is encamped at Chickamauga Park. John Baker is at Indianapolis this week. Dav'd Pa'ker and wife on Sunday entertained for dinner Elder and Mrs. Hall, H. C. Elwell and wife and C. II. Callaway. A lar;e number of new wheels have been sold here this season. Mis Ina Williams' home was the scene of the alumni social and reception of new members Saturday night. There was music and recitations. Light refreshments were served and earnations the favors. John Brnmblay left Tuesdav for Moore's Hill, after spending the winter with his sister, Mrs. Scott Hyde, and attending school He will not return here to school, but will euter the pre-
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age being
Centerville.
A team of horses hitched to a leg
wagon oeiongtng to tnnias Kitterman ran off Friday, starting at Commons'
troons have h.n l.n.U IT 7 ."""l"" .auu running
' F'".p i iue enure lengtn ot Alain street
" ' -k w.,n ono ouggy. 0 very assessor of township of Ripley in Rash Rear-Admiral Sampson will detail wai done only fright, county, justice of the peace and inter
a coupie or nis snips to protect the I.; " 'i , NT V c i Bt"'"lu? vur s" nal revenue collector during the war
command, and a Iarire marine cnarrll " "J oe i&oi and lSbo
wing is an
- MH iiuh oerore
illness, date of death and
inserted, and some added at close:
John H. Frazee, son of John and Phebe Frazee, was born near Plainfield, Middlesex county, New Jersey, on the 19th of Janiarv. 1S16. and died
in Milton, Wayne county, Indiana, on
Apr.l 'o, lbUH, agd 82 years, three months and six days. He was united in marriage to Maria S. Martin on the 24th of December. 1830. There were born to them six
children, Joseph W., Martin, Phebe,
jonn j.. Laura A., and Dewitt C.
The first and last died in infancy.
He emigrated from New Jersey with
his family in 1S4G, and settled in Car thaga, Rush county, lad., and re
mained there twelve years, and then removed to Milton, which has been his
home np to the time of his death. H-
being an anti-slavery man. united with
ine wesieyan aietnodist church at Carthage in 1S47, and joined the same
church in Milton; and by deaths and
removals it ceasing to esist. he at
i-ut.u uiiuseu io me ai. cnuren in
1870 He was for about fifty vears
trustee and steward of the Wesleyan
ana m. cnurches.
He held a number of such offices as
day. It is supposed that he would athr live here than in Richmond. Bicycle and war is all the talk around th's place. George Ballenger and Lewis Weyl are improving their farm 3 by building a Pae wire fence. 01 lie Weyl and family of Winchester are visiting their parents at this place. They attended the services at the M. E. church last Sabbath. Iu spite of the rainy weather last Friday evenintr two of our young ladies, Misses Effie Fenimore and Jen nie Wil'iatns, in company with Herlie Gantz and Frank Macy, attended tne high school commencement at Hagerstown. They report a niee time. Prof. C. O. Williams is now home after a visit to his parents who live in Fountain City. Three of our boys left here to go to India apolis to enlist in the army. Their names are John Nicholson, W ill Bowman and Allie Weyl. Others are expected to go.
Cliester. 3 Graduating exercUes will be held at the ourt house, Richmond, Friday, May C There will be four giaduates from this place: Allie Kendall, Roy Morrow. Harry Roberts and Lauren Minor. . . Ktv. Curtis preached at Chester Sabbath morning. Quite a number of children are down with the measles Charley Henry accidentally shot himself ih-ough the foot while shoot ing rats. James Epps is slowly improving. Lee Fuighum was summoned tChicago last week on account of th serious illness of his son Clifford, who is very sick with tphoid fever.
A House Warm'ngr. Grand Island (Neb.) Republican. April 11.1 A number of John Fonner's oldtime friends tendered himself and wife a surprise last evening at their elegani home on south Locust street. Tuesday morning of last week, Mr John Fonner, for thirty years a resident of this city, was married a Lafayette, Indiana, his bride being Miss Nancy Lancaster, of Richmond, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Fonner started immediately for this city, which is to be tLeir future home, arriving here Friday afternoon. Saturday evening a number of Mr Fonner's old time friends called U congratulate himself and wife and t wish them much happiness and pro perity and the party was most cordial iy received and graciously entertained by Mr. anl Mrs. Fonner and the even ing was most delightfully spent. Refreshments were served in luding weddirjg cake and camels milk, and a merry time was enjoyed by all. Mr. Fonner is one of the pioneer settlers of this city. He has amassed a fortune here and is so situated that he need have little concern for the future in so far as this woill's goods are concerned. Mrs. Fonner is an accomplished lady, and wi'l be most heartily welcomed to the community and all will wish herself and husband many years of happiness and prosperity.
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. 11 euruuily iooats liko It, tar ihorcTs really no trick about it. Any body can
try it wno has lame back, weak kid neys, malaria or nervous troubles
We mean he can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bitters. This medicine tones up the whole system, acts as a stimulant to liver and kidneys, is a blood purifier and nerve ton
ic. It cures constipation, headache, fainting spells, sleeplessness, and melancholy. It is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and restores the system
io its natural vigor. Try Electtic Bit i i . . .
icis nuu oe convinced mat tney are a
miracle worker. Every bottle guaran teed. Only 50c a bottle at A. G L iken drug store. 3
Klir-t.: Ai.i:n Clit la ci.riiir-d Laa 1m viHiA.AiiAti
tterml-et. uri a mi run W4e M. bkidiii up Um aixl dvtMl ibtu-i. it rurw tvrafce or iuaimiaaT riteoaufr la vny part of Ui fendy tiifMHl is & lew docs A
m-Brs, nm vmrts. aa mil puxn is Dips mua mm a Ctirwuc rbtinA4 sna cut Hat. ton.batco or Pia im .hetwK vr peiil ni. It iavkkAiu tm.i U rtv relief frftm oo to two mtxl airuust invArijkbty Rfmdy Company pn-tar a fkri cure Ibr ob Uisae AtU tlruccrBLv-SeeoTsm vU. If yuu
A CONVENJLNT KITCHEN.
tow tw Armt I tr Comfort and th SaTina; of Labor. The idval kitchen is large, with aigt reiliujrs and wide, rixiuiy shelves sliui hi by doisrs, eays the New York Leeiger. These may be either finished with glas or wooden dmrs, as the situation seems to demand. One of the most important of improvements is a hood over tb.2 kitebfu raugu. with a ventilator auJ fluo through which the heat esoapas. This flue may run with the chimney either inside or out, the former beiug much better because the chimney, being filial with bot air, raises the temperature ct the ventilating flue and creates a mnch stronger draft than could otherwise be obtained. Ttere is nothing to be gained by building a small au.I . inconvenient kitchen. The only excuse for this is where one uses the kitchen and range for nothing but cooking and has all ot the istry and preparation of food attended to iu an adjoining apartment. One woman has solved l-ie problem cf kitchen convenience by having this apartment divided into three sections by sliding doors. When the doors are all rolled back, there is a room about 15 by IS feet. When the doors are closed, there is the kitchen proper with tht range, a pastry room and places for getting all food products in readiness, with the third section devoted to serving, and containing all appliances for dishwashing and such operations. In exceedingly warm weather she finds it more desirable to get away from the range as fai as possible. In winter the doors are rarely drawn except on clearing up days, when the dust of the range might be distributed through the other portions of the kitchen.
he Bowery on the Mirfave are the j
cars of tb Third Aventit? milrjuud,
uruwu ty wi.ie. the M.4Ui!-ou ave-
duu cars-, winch turn mtu the Iww-
ery at this ioiut, comitii along
Grand street from the rt, aro run
by the unaergrouuJ trolley yteui.
The can uu tbo iSei-oud Avenue rail-
ruml. which eimit up the llowery
auu turn inti iitan i sweet going
west, returninj; aruuni tiie eiauiel
corner g'ing duwu. are stili diawn by Lor?, as ate als. iKurl v all thel
cars ot tbt ritil htrevt niiown line, which cruises the liowery go
ing eat ami wet Bnt there arel
four cars now running on the tns-
town line that are run ly jowerj from a t-torage battery. New Vurk
no to Mk Witlu "Johu," vaid a o.-imlidate to a colurel vetersin, "cau you tuiiientiously vote fur me tfns timet" "Ef you pi! it thst v;iy. snb. I dou t.thiijk i kiu 1 l juy n
tciem e id ie Km, rh tiou. " Atb.n ta 'AfitiHition
PERFECT JFtK) as noisMaw mm It im IVIioitwis." M 0 WALTER BAKER & CO.'S ? 1 BREAKFAST CGC0A Sv M ! T '! "Ha atood the lt of mora thaa too yar bm aaionc a! X Ij itfi daaaea, a4 lot pury ad boct worth i untejuailei r.1 ' S jficwfwrjSMa-.w--l. fl? 1 1 fU Costs less than ONE CENT a Cup. Vc its tjf.ff'j Trade-Mark on Every Packego C X TS''?ia WALTER CAKER & CO. LTD., y t-ad.-.. Established 1 7 SO. DORCHESTER, MASS.
Millions Given Away.
It i certainly gratifying to the public to know of ore concern in the land who are not afraid to be eenerou to
be. generous to the needed and nufferirg. The proprietors of Dr. KingNew Discoverv f-r Consumption, Couehs and Colds, have given away
over ten millions trial ht ttlcsof this
if r eat rnedieine and hava the satisfac
tion of knowing it has absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless casts. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all dis
eases of the Throat, Chest and I.untrs
are surely cured by it. Ctll on A. G.
Luken Iruggist, and get t ril I ottle
free, regular size o0,j. ana $1. Every
bottle gua-atiteed. or pru-e refunded. 3
. THE BEST WASHING POWDER
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ULAD1EK TliOUliLl.S.
me oiaaaer was createa tor one
purpose, namely, a receptacle for the
urine, and as such it is not lable to
any torni of disease except by one of
two ways. The first way is from im-.
perfect action of the kidneys. The
second way is from careless local
treatment of other disi a.es
SAMPLE SENT FREE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy
kidneys is the chief cause of bladder
troubles. It is comforting to know i
that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-lioot fulfills every wish in quickly curing bladder
and urinary troubles. It corrects
frequent calls, inability to hold urine
ana scaiamg or Rtininntr pain
The
Kite Made
flow to Heno vat Scorched Linen.
It i said that wheu linens are badly! scorched the spot can be removed if' treyted iu toe following manurr: Ex-j tract tho juice from 2 peeled onions and put it into an agate or granite ve.-wel. Add to it half an ounce of white castile, soap cut into small pieces aud 2 ounces
ol ioiur seartn. mix tnem togetnerau. ia passinR it or bad effects following
men fur iu a cup 01 viuBSar. ckiiu iu use of i,quort viu0 or beer, and over-
vesrt i uut iuu ure uuu jet us cuutuiiia nm(s that nnr. nasanl tiKPwsuiiv- r,f i.
over
thoronhly boil. Wheu the mixture has become cool, spread it over the scorched lineu and let it dry upou the cloth. When well dried, wash out the liucu.
Upholstery
specialty.
and awning work J. H. Russell, 31 south fifth Btrf et.
guard
will be ordered to support the troopr. The war department has not yet selected the officer to command the force of soldiers to be sent to Cuba.
It is understood that arrangements h-tve teen completed for establishing communication between such a base of supplies and General Gomez's army, which is being concentrated for the purpose of forming a junction. The hour of the departure of troops from
lamps will be determined only by the question of how fast it is possible to
get trie o.wuu men on transports and put them under a naval escort. A large quantity of military supplies and provisions for feeding the destitute within reach of and under the protec tion of the invading army and the
army of Gomel, will be transported to the point selected as the base of supplies in Cuba It is felt that a force of 5,000 men will be amply able to establish the base of supplies and to protect it from any force the Spanish
could send against it. As soon as the force has landed the way will be open to pour into the island all the supplies and munitions of war that can possibly be needed.
I he wife of Charles Robbins living
uree mnes soutn or toivn died verv
suuuemy oaturaay evening. Cause
neatt trouble.
t'ror. alter Cook of the Abington
scuooi is a citizen of Uie village again
.Monday, May 1, corporation elec
tion.
A he horse that Captain. C. B. Jack
son let one Dr. Warren, a resident here for a brief time but later of Lynn,
imuaua. have to take care of for a
hile and return him wheu demanded,
was Drought bacK Tuesday by Park Page from a small to wn in Montgom
ery county, u&io. The doctor hal sold the hor e and could not return
him when asked to.
I think it is settled that Professor
Lwis Hoover will take the superiutendency of onr school, and Misses
cm tt, t,ndsley and Edmunds will re
turn agaiu. The principal has not been selected yet. The selection is
very acceptable to our people
nave Harvey, tamest Commons
ana .Milford Reynolds left for Indi
anspilis Tuesday pursuant to the call
into
A history of the underground rail
way in easttrn Indiana would lack
completeness if it failed to give the
Louie V. Robins. Louie V. Sullivan.
James and Dorcas Sullivan, was born in Guilford conntv. North rmi;n
March 15, 1838. In 1SC8 Mr. Sullivan moved his family to Henrv
county, Indiana, where he lived about
a year. He then removed to Wavne
county, where he has since resided.
and where Louie spent the rest of her life.
one was married to Charles F. Rob
ins, December 16. 1SS0. She dieH
April 23, 1S9S, aged 40 years, 1 month and 8 dav..
In 1S75 she united with the Metho-
Uovr to Make Winter IM-inka. - In tbu lino of fruit sirup drinks there is a delightful beverage, or rather a uair.ber of delightful beverages, to be made with these sirups with the addition of a little yeast. You will need for this purpose a number of bottles with atatrjiti fttopifcTrii . Tlicse i'uii nn i ouy, iCirt JuusTiuuiu iiav no aimcuny iu arranging with your beur dealer to
allow you to retain his bottles a little
longer than you would ordinarily want tliciii. A quart of fruit sirup will make
you enough cf this drink to last you a long time. You mut mix the sirup
with tncngh water to make a five gal
ing compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. The mild
and extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is soon realized.
It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the roost distressing caes If you need a medicine you should have the best. At druggists, fifty cent and one dollar. You mave have a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by mail, upon receipt of three two cent
stamps to cover cost of postage ou the
sen our address to )r. lvfTme 1
Co., Hiugbampton. N. Y. The pro
prietors of this paper guarantee the
genuineness of this offer.
Best Flying
A wa y
5 a
Given
To Cure a 'd in One Day. Taee Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablet
lou cousigumeut, addius; half a cake of Al druggists refund the money if it
WITH
compressed yeast. Stand this in a com
paratively warm place not too warm, for it then would spoil for 24 hours.
ar even for twice that length of time.
and thou put iu the bottles aud place on the ice for a few days, when the drink! : T I r 1 . - - ,.
n m u. muii i ut iii ious ana will pop
nue champagne wiieu opened.
fails to cure. 25c. The
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
genuine has
Boys Knee Pant Suits
II'jW to Make Onion Orinoloo.
ci onions sucea nue ana put into a
skillet with enough butter to fry. Wheu
soft, add a run of milk anil t-reani in l 1 nth ! ti, ur :n v. .
- - I ----- m iaic yiii UB open IO ail n-rf mill n lu!ifun onr , l,n L'' J . . -1 .
-bs, ."vncu i cur ueiaiis
ntaucea Kates to Ba timers via the
Pennsylvania Llr.es.
.iay u, ,w, -tn aLQ oth excur
sion tickets to Baltimore accouDt M.E.
church (south) quadrennial confer
ence will be sold via Pennsylvania
lines. Keturn limit Mav :50rh with
iu exiena to June
Beall & Gregg,
part John r razee took. He was a con-1 a,si episcopal church, and from tht
dactor from Carthage to Fountain City J time t'll her death, her untiring effo ts
great many slaves on ua laoors ot love for the Master did
ana assisted a
tneir road to freedom, sometimes
greatly endangering his life.
bince coming to Milton Mr. Frazee
has been active m business interests, mercantile, etc. , and recent years in insurance He retained his rhvsical
and mental faculties to his lat illness.
ana would insist 1 m no old."
The funeral was held at the M. E
n l. L. II- 1 . . .
i-uun-u iifuurfcay ai s P.m. His
friend of a half centurv. Rev. Aaron
Worth, a presiding elder in the Wes
leyan church, preached the sermoD,
thus granticg a rtqnest of the de
ceased made long ago. B irial at West-
side cemetery.
not cease. As a companion, a mother,
a neignoor, her only thought was of
the happiness of those about her
uer me ended triumphantly with the
words Ail is right." Beautiful toiler, th? w all done; Beautiful poul. into glorj gune; Bevutitnl life, with its crown now won; ti-xl give a thee rest, rert from 'l sorrow, watching and paio tast from all tossibfe sighing nd teara;
.e in-oajo ait Ood's wouderfjl, endless
uvmc wna iae Diesc I.) ears:
ceaari'ni spirit, tree from all stain: O rsistli'h art a ho lh.mm. .1
1 nine is tne
sorrow and p:n;
ot the g ivernor, to be mustered the United Srates service.
Charles Bertsch has moved his flour
and feed store and fence factory to his
property in the south part of town on east College street. Centerville Cornet band furnished
tne music
Bvrkett Gjinfl to War. F. Z Byrkett, formerly a minister
at Mill will , and whose escapades are well remembered here, has been hearJ
from. He has j iue.t the Indianapolis Light Artillery and will no doubt
take tart in the present war with
bpain.
for the congressional eon-
renti.m at l-.t -:!t., i.. r
The vessels which will be detailed from a. Lori Hast 55- the Sampson" fleet iJl be quite able to I Knights Templar conclave. Thi
Pearce spent Sunday in
cover the landing of the troops from the transports. It is understood that the Cuban army, as fast as it can be assembled, will be provided with such arms, munition, clothing, provisions, horses and equipment as it needs, and
be put into a con Ji tion for effective
service. After it has been determined how effective a force can be relied upon from Gomtz it can be decided to what
extent our own unacclimated soldiers
will have to be called upon for service in Cuba. Starting with the retralar.
te more seasoned soldiers will be first
drawn upon for the army of invasion. The ailitia and raw recruits will be kept in camp a long as 'possible, to
u.uu masiciu talent of rwrsnrw
employed to turnish mnsin f.r Ik.
above occasions and it is a very extra large feather in the can of the Centerviile concert band.
Constipation
tauwj mi.-y naa ine sickness in tfw world. It
reruns iae aigested food too long in the bowels
aaa rroauces BHioasness. torrid Ever. Indi-
fflorrand inrinit o-ii.
Thy slunber is sweet.
Peace on the brnw. aad evolids so calm.
rrace on the heart bea-ath tbe folded palm.
1; .-.-h't '" uuw. 'ixeawonae lag balm
mt t via bue neaa loiae leet. It was so sadden, o ir white lips saHWho.l tke the pi e of the loved one that B t Uid knoweth best. fled? We krow that He sees the sparrows th ;t tall Hears the rad cry ot thi loveH oaes th it cJ. Frienla. nusbind and cnildren loveth W r cn trust for the rest. fhem ail; Her father, mother and two brothers
survive ner; alo her husband and only son.
lnJdS
Beston, bad taste, coated tongue, Mck headache, in
somnia, etc Hood's Pi Us
cure constijmtlon and an its
results, easily and thoroughly. 25c AO drueista Prepared by C L Hood A Ov. Lowell. Mass. Ih ou FU0 to U1l wita Hoon Pa-nsfsirtlla
Fills
Williamsburg-.
Charlie E Jgertou of Fountain Citv
paid our village a fl ing visit Thursday
evening.
James L
Richmond.
Arthur Cates left Mondav for si trir
through the G.s Belt.
There will be no sei vices in tha V
E. church on next Sunday on account i
of repairing.
Mrs. Sae Martin is sDeudins thn'
week with her son in R ehmond. i
Mrs. Mary Helm visited her r. '
rents in Lynn Thursday and Friday. House cleaning is the order of the day. Dr. Beam's niece left Saturday for her home in Cincinnati. Maud Helm now has a smile for all. Cause, a new "Henley." I
Economy. Miss K'.sie Marshall of Richmond is
visiting relatives here.
xuueign saisoury is remodehno- hia nanu!itTOKm)LIYI5. Tw
old homestead. Regelate tie Bowels. PutcJt Vp-tKi
aiwn vrk.ao is now an Kirl. Small aMt
h.m mln lT, .11. . a-l.l.
Muuiut io spena oun
CARTERS' 0 fiVER " PILLS
eiual
with a tablispoouful of flour, stirred
smooth iu milk, oue half teaspoouful of
salt aud salttpoouful of pepper. Fill
shells with this mixture or serve on
thin toatt cut iu circles with a biscuit
cutter. JSct in the oven to brown on tbe
top.
How to reel Olives.
A cooking teacher showed her clas
the other day how to peel an olive for
stuffing. She used and explained that it was a utensil which must be provided
lor the purpose a sharp boning knife.
With this, beginning at tbe pointed
eno, the meat was pet led from the ker
nel, leaving a clean hollow aud a com
parativ.-ly firm olive. The olives are sc
good aud relishiug iu themselves they
scarcely need the additional flavor.
fetufled dates and prunes better repay tbe effort and are particularly good .with the meats of almonds and pecan
nuts inserted, li these sweets are intended for children, to chop the nut meats fine and add a dust of salt will
improre tbeir digestibility. How to Make Devil's Food.
Part First. A cup brown sugar, one-
quarter cup grated chocolate, one-half cup sweet milk. Fart Second. One cup
orowo fcugar, one hair enp butter, yolks
oi a eggs, one-hall cup sweet milk, 2
cups flour, a teaspoouful soda, 2 tea-
spoonfuls cream tartar. Cook first part.
v nen cold, mix with second part. Bake
tn layers or in sheet, as preferred.
How to Waab Crocheted Shawls.
Xo wash crochet or knitted wool
shawls boil tbe water with soap to make
good lather instead of rubbing the
scap cn the shawl, as this hardens the
wool. Soak well in the soacv water and
Cleanse by squeezing and moving about.
not ruiitung.
After washing ia this manner in two
waters, spread a clean white cloth on
the table and lift the article out on to
the cloth without squeezing. Wran tha
Cloth well ever it and nas thrnnh th
wringer as thickly folded as it will al
low. Then remove it from the cloth and
fchake and dry quickly. The shawl will
lock like a newly worked one.
apply to nearest Ptnnsvl-
vauia lines ticKtt agent.
The
etiueucfl in ine dsn nrnepi
n i. , ...
rioocis arsaparula cures scrofn
salt rheum, boils, humor, and 1 all
eruptions. o
Hello! Did you say that you wera not feel
ing well and that your stomach was
out of ordert Well, then, try a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Svrun Pensin nH
you are sure of relief. Constination
auu maigestion cured. Sick headar h
cured. 'Greatest boon to mankind anH
is being appreciated by thousands. 10
wai get you a trial size bottle. Larger
sizes 50c and $1.
rer sale by A. G. Luken & C.
One Price Clothiers, " 803 Main Street, Richmond. Ind.
OOOOOO OOOOCOCXXaooOOOOfXyMooranra
' To Cure a Cold In One Day.
fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
-.u urugrists refund the monev if it
tails to cure. 2oc. The genuine h L. B. O. on each tablet.
UAIiiNESS!
HARNESS!
PHILLIPS
OPERA HOUSE.
J.H.DOBBINS, Manager.
RaHroad Enq?neer
Testifies to Benefits Received From Dr. Miles' Remedies.
THE WIGGINSJCO , Geo. Wioqixs, Mob,
Old Stand. Telephone 14-1
ONE SOLID WEEK Beginning Monday. April 25th. Macautoy.Putton Co. ami r IIa Florence Campbell.
I In a (elected
night in the beautiful paoral comedy drama, use "Minister's Son"
w nUen by W. B. Patton.
r- - - j nuen by W. B. Patton. ConuniMsionerSale of IJeal fZ&&'S
SIG C3EADAGI3E
Positively cored by these
utue iills. Theyalsoreliere Istress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion aad Too Ileartr Eatim- - A
fct l U TV--- 1
Piin in tie TPPTrTr tt-t ! b cable, by underground trolltv.
by storage battery and by horses.
Bw to Mak Piaao Polish. F our tablespooufuld of eweet oil
tablespoonfuli turnentin. a teasnann.
ful of lemoo juice. 10 drops of household ammonia. Shake well and apply
wilu nauiiei clotn ao. 1. rub briskly with Na 2 and fiuiah with Sa 8.
A Baay Xcw Trk C.nr. J At that busy corner. Grand street! and tbe Bowery, there may be seen cars pronelled hv firo .r,
THE2E Is no more repors!le rjositlcn on earth thaa that of a railroad nrtaeer. On Lis teat! t r.crrs. rlrar hsrain
bright ere and perfect self comma! de
pend the safety r.f the t?aia ar..l tY.a li
at its passeers. Vr Miles rria a.A
other remedies are es.necla.1" r j,'.! t
Veerjfns the cerres steady, .he br&ln clear a..d tbe mental faculties unuspajred. Engineer F. W. M?Ccy. fcrrcer!y of 1323 Broad war. Council Bln?s, bat now residing at 3411 ITnraboldt St, DenTt-r, writes that he "suffered far years from cort-tiparioa. caas-
mg sick, cerrooj and biiiots headaches and wasfoUy restored to health by Ir. Miles' Serre & Lirer PUis. I heartily recemmeod
6maD
CfncH Price.
I "erneari, running no and down
. , the Bo wery are the cars of tbe elerated railrpad, drawn bv atearo lo-
Dr. Maes' Eemedies are sold by ail dm;gists under a poKitire
maraote, Snt bottk ISSamaX'ael
far. Jed- Boakoodis- Reetoro
of the heart ar.4
xr . . . . . . .
a com rotas oner ap minted to sell real eaiaie in
SiT',.TU,u'f nord" d en-
th. r. .177: J " aact on on
i, .t iV: -l" '1. aa,, or Ht., ?iZ,0Sll m-rtne oLowlngdesc ibd rS; ea'ate m wiud. rfinm v rm,sn. ...
A I rl of lot No. 16 in tf at tart cf tb citr of
ac.iheiaa follows, to-wit iwiaoinc at tbe utne corner o aaid lnt ,1.,.! ri:-"?
t alote Mam lri i fZ...
oath aiccc said Sh afert to th Bla Z T?.
"VrJ " 1,1 ireeand aunterrspt-
bV1;.Z. iu aorta lias of
" " rnoire aid oa at J o'c o- k n
itfooiitj, I:,., ana to-wit: .
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. . , IunI nM lftene
1 tKm OP 8 ALE.
9Sld TMl Mtat9 Will b mni-t n U . .
Z . 't " - . y"-i ird of use purchaa money to be paJd in caab; one-third ia oi7?T t he parher to exe. vte nis ro for the AL
. ,r s a uaiioa and acmraj. ment oeanca six orr tl. ?F
interest trom I be ute thereof, aid curad h
"8
SiU i
ed son 5. The
LOIE FULLER DANCES, with special a eaery and calcium effect. ihe Utcst rages in dances. A big show at popular prices. Ladies' free ticket Monday niht. Prices, - i7c, 20c, 30c Reserred seats on fca'e at Knods.
Joajr F. JKoaauia.
A'toraey.
frronredat
oerresfree. Add.-es. 1. S.V-vV' V- I disease. A. 6
DK. 5iri.E3 MEDICAL OO, Ekhart. InO. Ad.-. n. & Co
, . v Ycu Had tit. Grip?" If you have, 301 nrobar.lv nj .
liable med.eine like Foley's Hoaey and Tar to heal your lungs and step the raekinsr conch ineid
Luken St Co. nd J. L.
War on Prices!
For the next xo Dav I ;n m
j - - xit ev Sewing 3Iacliinea for S14.80 ami 9I6.8O. R. M. LACFV. 718 Main 8 V