Richmond Palladium (Daily), 28 April 1898 — Page 2

KICHMOND DMLY PALLADIUM THURSDAY, APRIL' 23. 180S

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THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1333.

TEBVS OF aUBSCRIPriO.": year brmul, postage paid o month " " Out week, by carrier

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KEPUIiMCAN TICKET.

FOB coiraim. Jaa-a E. Wateoa.

COUNTY TICKET. " " riOABCCTOB. William A. Band. KMATOK' Charles C. Binkley JUIMr FBBDBHTAT1VB. Francis T. Ruou; Jeaae C. Btrvena CLIlt. Iaaac C. Poari. aCDITOB' Alexander 8. Held. '. Charles R Unthank. TBKAflDBBB. John W. Turner. BBCOBDB. Kin( B. William. oaoHBB Bber K. Watla. viTiroi. Robf rt A. Howard. M ITWTT COM MIMA I OH KR. ( Write n District) Goorse W. Cal'away (Midd e District) Albert OltrJ

America, U extremely difficult of access owing to the narrowness of it mouth. The population of the town i 45,000, of which only one-fourth, exclusive of the Spanish garrison, are whites. The city was captured in 1S33 by the Freneb, aDd surrendered for a ransom of $80,000.

The government of the United States is paying the expenses of the 4.500 soldier boys gathered' at Indianapolis. They are Uncle Sam's guests from the time of their enlistmen. Indianapolis grocers and bakers are getting a pretty good thing out of it. The following is a sample of the daily requisition to feed the soldiers at Camp Mount: Bef, pound 7.37.V ,

Soft bread, loaves 5,200. Hard bread, pounds 4,500. Ban, pounds 675. Kice, pounds 540. Hominy, pounds, 540. Coffee, pounds 5fi.'i. Tea, poinds 80. Sugar, pour ds 1,125. Vinegar, gallons 45. Soap, pounds 180. Salt, pounds 180. Pepper, ptunds 22. Candles, pounds DO. Potatoes, pounds 4,500. Onions, pounds 075. Corn, pounds 1,485. Pickles i 500. , . Canned apples, pounds 1,485. Eggs, dozens 7G5.

BALLOONIST BALDWIN.

Wayne County's Aeronaut Co Into the Government Balloon Service.

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TOWNSHIP TIKET. JCHTICB OP TUB P ACM John H. l.y'e. Frank M . Cornier. conmiLn Renlarain Cramp. ArcblbaldL)t.e.

RICHMOND CITY TICKET. CITV M4TOR William W. Zimmtruii. c ITT CLKRK. George J. Knollenberg. C1TT TSKASUBSB William U Need ham

Stand by your friends.

your colors. Stick to

Vote with jour party

In Senator Fairbanks' splendid speech on Cuban affairs, delivered the

14th instant, occurred this classic allu-

oir, rue ghosts or the Maine will not down; they beckon us on. Would that they could tell the secrets of ibeir "prison-house." Then we would know how, sleeping, the Spanish "berpent stung" them."

Dal too.

Farm work is somewhat behind on account of wet weather, but some are well aloug with the crop work and will plant soon as warm enough. Wheat baa made a wonderful speed, and looks at the present like an average crop mi?ht bless as again. War is the main study and conversation these days. Some that wanted war some time since and thought McKinley not near fast enough for them, do not say so much now since we have

war, yet several good boys here are ready to volunteer. The school commencement was held at Friends' church the 21st. Mr. K. E. Kirkman was present and delivered an address that was well received, and young people present should be benefited by such addresses. Superintendant Wineburg was also

present and addressed the class and ! people after which he d livered !

diplomas to Charles Deardorff, Mary O. Harter, Lamont Brywn. Warren Dennis and Carrie Dennis; they were a strong class and made good show

ings for themselves in examination The Hager&town orchestra gave the

music; all was a success. Zitnri Beeson who was attacked

with a stroke or paralysis some two weeks ago is still in a very precarious

condition, has no use of his right side.

airs, rreu iseeoa is naving quite a hard spell w.th neuralgia of the

stomach at the pr8jnt.

Quarterly meeting at M. E church

Sunday, the Stli of May, Elder Mahan

will be present and preach on Sunday night and probably Monday morning, when the quarterly meeting will be properly held. The new bridge at HarterV is in at last. Now a big job will be to make the fill, the bridge being raised some

two feet higher than the old one

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Ana, ursi oomoaroment ny oir

blockaders in Cuban waters occurred yesterday afternoon. The forts at the mouth of Mantanzas harbor were

shelled. The bombardment only lasted about a quarter of an hour, bnt some

thrte hundred shots were fired in that time. Mantanzas province is next to

Havana province, on the east, and Mantanzas city is second in size and

importance on the island. We print

ou nwuuui m me ooraoaranient in another column.

enumeration and found a few more be

tween 0 and 21 -than last year. On last Fridav nicht Newton Raid-

win's daughter awoke to find that burglars were in the act of trying to break into the house. She awoke her brother and father some way, and one of them dropped a pocket knife, which caused the burglars to deesmp. or Newtou says he would have captured or at least hurt them. He is a chicken buyer and is the man who has been at

tacked twice before.

John E. Baldwin, the aeronaut, whose home is at Dal ton, has nearly

completed an immen-e balloon for ser

vice in the war department. Henry U- Johnson has obtained for him a

position as expert balloonist for the government, a place that was created

for him, and he will act ia connection

with the signal corps. General A. W,

Greely, chief of the sigasl service, has

invited Baldwin to j in the signal

eopps, and he will report to lieneral

Greeley.

The airship which Baldwin has about completed and in which he will

probabiy be required by the war de

partment to take observations of the

movements of the Spanish soldiers and ships, is not large, but because of the

excellence of the machinery used in

its construction it will be capable of

standing a great pressure of ga and

will consequently have great lifting

power. The reservoir is not simply an inflated bag, but has a frame composed of aluminum tubing, which gives it great strength and igidity. Ovt r this frame is stretched and secured the

finest quality of balloon silk, which

will receive many coats of varnish to

prevent the escape of gas.

I he reservoir aione in the ship now beisff oorrtietel is 60 feet long and

26 feet in diameter, with a capacity of

5,000 cubic feet of gas. Hydrogen gas only will be ned to inflate t bitballoon. No hot air will be used. Hot

air loses its buoyancy in about forty

minutes, while dydrogen gas will sus-

ta;n a balloon theoretically forever, or

until it escapes from the reservoir.

un the rrame or the reservoir, one on each side and running longitudinally with it, are two shafts, also of aluminum. On each of these shafts are three propellers. These propellers

are of sheet aluminum, in sections.

and beat the air when in motion in a

manner to that of a flying bird's wings

They collapte, or fold, when withdrawn

from the stroke, and open out and be

come rigid when pulled back against the air, just like a duck's foot when

swimming. These propellers are eacti

8 feet long and 6 feet broad, and have 43 feet of sniface each, the six having

a total of 283 square feet of surface.

The steering mechanism will be

operated by band only, this method

being regarded as the safest. The

motive power for the propellers will

be furnished by a gasoline engine.

small and strong. This motor i

be placed in a secure case or box of aluminum, inside the reservoir at the bottom. By this means all danger of

tire reaching the gas in the reservoir

will be obviated.

The total weight of Baldwin's ship

including motor and all equipmeut, is

l.oOO pounds. Fifteen hundred feet

of aluminum tubing are used in its

construction. It safely carries 2,000

pounds, and two persons can carry provisions for six months to drop among the Spaniards. the car is of aluminum and is so constructed as to

afford safety and shelter from rain and

cold. It has a sleeping apirttneut m which a large man can stretch out.

.Baldwin s plans which were

submitted to the war department, have beed appoved. These plans are secret, but they involve

HJBUls 'flUIU a rj&llj&h 'pYacheally aneli

others' charity, talkin; to "Teddy"

jNeedham. Suavely asked Teddy, when the lady had gone, what kind of a ?ong she was giving in that particu

lar case.

"Songf" echoed TedJy. "She

didn't give me any song. She just handed me a trustee's charity pass to

Indianapolis and I grave her the

ticket."

Jack fell against the wall for sup

port. The woman had flimflammed" the whole depot force. Sae had had the trustee's permit ia her pocket all the time, auJ jost wanted some extra

change.

Caalatn Gsorgs Howard. According to a Chicago paper. Cap

tain ueorge no ward, who has many

relatives here, has mustered 150 men

for service in the Cuban war.

QbmUm of Aavloany. "Sorely this is an auatoroical pua-

xle," I d said as he locked np from his

novel.

" What?" ehe asked. "Speaking of the heroine," he re

plied, "this book says that she threw herself at his feet and be caught her in his arms. "

" W hat of it?" she demanded.

"What of it!" he exclaimed. "Just

you . go over that statement carer a My

and then tell me what kind of a dime

museum freak be must have beeu. "- New York World.

Perfectly Nmtarml.

Am

Ji1

OSTO EXJOYQ

Both the method and results when Syrup of Figa is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acta

geutlv vet promptly on the Kidneys,

Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys

tem effectually, disoels colds, head

aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrnp of figs is the

only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and ac

ceptable to the stomach, prompt in

its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most

healthy ami agreeable substances, its ny excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most

popular remedy known.

.Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50

oent bottles br all leading: drag.

gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro

cure it promptly lor any one who wishes to try it. Io not accept any

substitute. CALIFORNIA F!3 SYRUP CO. SAM FHAKZISO0, CAL. iOUISVlUS, AY. HtW YORK. .f.

OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS.

Miss Balle Henderson is quite

good fielder, isu't he?

Player That's natural. He has becii

a farmer. Fhiladeli bia Prena

Bicyclers Bud European Cuttoma On leaving France, if you expect to

return agaiu with your cycle, ask at

the frontier custom house, as you f.

out, either fcr a paper called a passavan descriptif, which enables ycu upon it.

presentation to re-enter without au

foriiiplities, or else have your niacin u

plomt e stamped that is, have a litti

lead seal attached, which answers c 1 1 same purpose as long as you do not los-.

it. itou must follow, virtcally, the same course in Switzerland and Italy. Ii

you are so ignorant or careless as not U

have joiued one of the touring clnbs

demand your money Lack at the last

custom house as you leave the couutrv,

or it will not be refunded. In any ease

you ill be subjected to more or less

annoyance and delay, which can all be

avoided Ly joining a touring club. And

if you du not understand the language

.uid tbiuk the delays specially vexa

tious, du n;t lusH your temper, for lb, fault i.i probably nil your own. Neat

any from if r, but especially iu France unil Iialv, never make nhotocranhs or

ketclit s. There are the strictest laws

agaiurt it an 1 ignorance of them is no excuse Vim render yourself liable to arrest ui:d imprisonment aud your em-

tassadiT or minister is quite powerless i., j . ' i i - ' '- " " "

Ont of the snn. ont of the blast. Out of the wrlj alone 1 Across the moor and through the wood To where the monaster t MoodThere neiihvr lutts nor brvaihmg fife, Kor rumor of the world .f life. Sot confidences low and dtur Ehall itrike the meditative car. Aloof, unhelpful and unkind. The prisoners of the iron mind. here nothing speaks except the bell. The nnfraternal brothers dwell. a And ye, O brethren, what if (.rod. Whcn from heaven's top he spies abroad And sets on this tormented tHe The noble war of mankind rate What if his vivifying eye, O monks, should pass your corner by T For still the Lord is Lord of nncht. In deeds, in deeds he takes delight : The j low, the ar, the laden burks. The held, the founded city marks. He marks the stinli r of the streets, Tho sinjier Bon garden wots. He hw the climber in the rocks. To him the shepherd folds lux tioeka, Kor those he loves that undr rprop Wiih daily virtues heaven s top. And bear the failing sky with ease, t'r.f rowning caryatides. Those he approves that ply the trade, Ihat rock the child, that wed the maid. That with weak virtues, weaker bauds, bow gladness on the peopled binds. And still with laughter, song and shout rj)in the great whiel of earth about, but ye? O ye who linger still Here in your fortress on the hill, ; With ph id face, with tianquil breath, ' The unsought volunteers of death, . Our cheerful general on high Wilh careless looks may pass you by! Robert Louis Stevenwn.

ored in the air out of range of anv

available gun. Many persons have sought the privilege of accompanying

iSaldwm on the trial trip m this new

war balloon. Ail have been refused but Will C. Cunningham, assistant manager of the Bate? tioue in Indi

anapolis The trip will be made soon T i :ii - . ... ,

iuey win journey to Washington in

the airship.

GUIDE TO WASHINGTON, D. C.

Ssnt Fras to Taaohsrs and Tourists.

A RAILROAD STORY.

S. W. Gillilan.

The sympathies of railroad men r

It contains special information hnni I broad and comprehensive, but th

places of interest, also complete nd I chances are that the next obict of

comprehensive map of the national I charity who presents himself or her-

capital, time of through trains to I se" at the door of any railroad office in

Washington via Pennsylvania shrvt-f I or about Itiehmond will have to ore-

lines, and redne.l mtaa nvo.. !,. I sent his or her shin s nAnpri n,1 brr"'

route for the National Educational I aml submit to the right ot search

I o -. . . - 14 1 1 1 I ,

hAa riAAn KAn; K.r.. i u I MW,aiwu iue?ung in July. Jast thel uaiure uas oeen imposed upon, has been holding banquets to celebrate thing for teachers and any one in! Ud the pearl of charity has been

A I-mig Lived ICace. Deaccn Kunuioe Who says beei

Hint ncamiyi Look at the Ger m:ius.

air, n.i was not aware that

tLty were exceptionally long lived

iH'ticnii B. That's 'cause you nev . i .

er leuu me paper, lookatthis: "A

iieiioan rifle company is soon tc

celt brute it seven hundredth antji versury. ' New York Weekly. A Mean Imputation. With ho-ue women devotion to e

mean husoand is merely an obsti-

natedetei ruination not to admit bav

ing uiiiitH h mistake. Chicaeo Rm.

ord.

How Sip Henry Irving' Take Pains. During the "Merchant" Sir Henry would coach me up in my part in "The Bells," which we played on Siatiird-if.Miol.N tl j VP Ml.-j'i Tell' V a l esL 1 he a u o 111 J V Vi i w Tr,r.t

conversing with a servant of l'ort!a did not matter, as the act drop was down. If genius be the faculty of taking paiuy, Irving must be a genius, for if it were the last performance of a play and he saw something that would improve it be would I

adopt it. Months after we bad been playin the "Merchant" he called me and said.. "It would be better, Gantbony, if your spurs jingled a little more as you entered and cross-

ed the stage." I

two metal disks

sound

isfied

CARE CF UMBRELLAS.

D w to II la tl Then ta rrmm Their Lif a. t acfainrM. In btsyii.gaa cuslrella you must tats it on faith, fur the most experienced hopper cauunt till bow it will wear, i-ilk of a smooth tatfeta weave is a good purchase and libt to carry. t;oria makes a heavier umbrella, tut it outwears any tilk make. No matter what the material may be, however, never keep it strapped except when it is carried. Keeping it tightly rolled up destroys its durable quali'ies. When wet, dryau umbrella Ly stauuins; it with the haudie down so as to prevent ru:-tiu the framework, as happens wbeu the water runsorT the other end aud collects at the top. When marly dry, do u"t opt-u the ami reiki, or it will stretch out of sii.ipe while drying. Wipe off the handle when ready to put away, i. ;i:g a i see

of chamois skiu if there is ativ silver

about it- Sometimes a blue or ;ri n umbrella spots when lightly wet. la

eueb a case open it aud Bet out iu the

first hard rain, the spots dij-api eariu when it is thoroughly dampened.

To furl au umbrella properly gra-p it

firmly at the lower end cf the ribs with the right band, holding them perfectly

straight aud even, and do not i.liow

them to twist while you shake out the

folds. Next wrap them eveuly aruuud the stick with the left hand and iirmly fasten the strap over the smooth, nruilv

rolled umbrella.

II either black silk or gloria become spotted with mud, etc., clean with a bit of old silk dippexl into warm water and ammonia. If colored silk needs cleaning, do it with a rag of the sauie color

and naphtha, rememberiog that the latter is very explosive. If greas gi ts uu the silk, remove with magnesia, rub-

umg it iu auu allowing it to remain lur

24 hours. NapbtLaalsc- re:uoves grease, but the liquid eauuut be iiurehased everywhere and magnesia can.

How to 1'repare turned Hccf. To have good corned beef one should prepare it ut home. Get a ruuud of beef from the rut at market, cut it into pieces convenient for boiling aud pack it iu a stone jar. Make a briue as follows: Take 3 gallons of water, 4 , pounds salt, a pound Lrcwn sugar, a piut molasses, 1), ounces altpeter ami a half ounce pearl ash. Mix and boil the whole well, taking tare to i-kim off ail the impurities which rie to the top. Wheu the brine is cold, pour it over the meat, weight it, aud iu a week it will be ready to commence using.

How lu Hroil Kidney. Kidneys uie Lett broiled. Allow one for each person. Remove the skin aud

cut them nearly through, btgiuuiug at the rounded end. Run a small skewer across the Lack. seaou with pepper aud salt aud rub over with a little Lutter. Lay the cut side downward on the grid-

rou after greasing and warming latter.

place over a clear tire aud cook for eight

to ten minutes, turning them once or

twice. Too much cooking makes tht m tough. iJi.-h with hollow side uppermost uud place a little part ley Lutter on

eacu kidney. Make some .-un.irrs nf

toast for the savorv toast, Lutter well.

then fry a small ouiou m butter, add

a tomatoes (cut np small i, and when

cooked season with reuutr and Milt, stir

ill a beaten eggs, a little chouned ham

and cook again till the eggs thicken, then place on the toat.

Your market and butchtr shop ought to use Pearline, surely. There's no place that needs to be

kept cleaner. There's no place that's half as Ivard to keep clean. Soap and water is of no use ut alL It

takes Pearline, and nothing but Pearline. to keep down

the general greasiness. I low many places you see, where the whole shop and fixtures in it seems to be fairly crying out for Pearline! i

Millions "fx Pearline

pi

"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSEFUL OF SHAME." CLEAN HOUSE WITH

APOLIO

How tt Water proof m ItrrM.

.Mix M ounces of powdered alum and

tja.ioiis or rainwater ami whin sulli-

cieutly amalgamated pour off the water

irom the sediment which will necessarily settle, tioak the garment iu the

liquid tor about 12 r 13 hours and

when dry it can be ironed and consider

ed ready to withstand the ram. It will

l course, be wise to snhWt ..) f...

olurs to the treatment, mirl .v- ;,..

T " '

mums won i.i tie better left alone.

ntnel to Um Vate. A French officer, conducting an exploring i expedition recently up oneof therivers which flow into the Kongo, teJU the following ivathetic story of nhiegro slave: One night while? we were in camp there came from the jungle a youth ful voice crying out to our lioatman in the Yukoma tongue: "Hello, Sangos! Do you know on the Ubauqui the Yakotua chief Dcmbassi of the village of Dimassul" "Yes, we know him." "I-ho still living f" "He was living when we left Ubanqui. " "He is my father. When you see him on your return, salute him for iue. 'fell him that his son, now he i cornea man, has not much to com-j plain of in his situation, but that lie longs for bis native country, his fa

ther's village and his friends. Tell them that I am a slave of the Saugo chief and that he treats me well." "How cama you here?" asked the boatman. "My father, debtor to n liougbou, old me to his creditor eight times 12 moons ago. From market to market I have passed through many bauds, to finish here CO moons ago. You will give my message to my people, will you uott" Youth's

Companion. v Millions Given Away, It i ceitainly gratifying to the pub

lie to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous t be generous to the needed and sufferirg. The proprietors of Dr. King'

New Discovery fir Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have given away over ten millions trial bottles of this great medicine and have the satisfac tion of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all dis eases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on A. G Lnkeu druggist, and get r trial bottle free, regular sTze"50c. ana $1. Every bottle guaranteed, or price refunded.

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HARNESS;! HARNESS!

THE WIGGINS CO , Geo. Wiogins, Mgr. Old Stand. Telephone 144

PHILLIPS

OPERA HOUSE.

J. H. DC BHIN'S, MatiSKer.

ONE SOLID WEEK Beginning Monday, April 25th. 3Ieauley-lattoii Co. ami; Ila Florence Campbell, In a selected rcjxjrtoire opening Monday night in the b autiful pastoral comedy drama, the "Minister's Son" Written by W. B. Fat ton. A moral and inst. uctive pUy taken from lite, inteimtnrflcd with pathos uud laughter. Oar specialties consist of the latest illustrated songs. The LOIK FULLER DANCES, with siiecial a enery and calcium effects, the Ut est rages iu danc. . A big show at popular price. Ladies' free ticket Monday night.

Prices, - lOc, gOc, HOo EStJReserved'seat s on ealetat' Knoue.: .wal

To (Jure a Cold in One Day. TaKe Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c, The genuine has

u- ts.it. on each tablet.

For eight years a club in New York

vuauncey uepew s oirtnjay. .the last to Washington. Address W. W trampled beneath the cloven

one was held the other night, and the """hardson, District Passenger Agent I the win of ingratitude.

leature ot the occasion was, cf course, a speech by Depew. He dwelt mainly

feet of

oa the importance of cheerfulness atnid the many cares and worries that

beset mankind, and closed with the fo loving peroration: Our sentiment tonight is, that better

than medical faculties and pharmacopoeia and dispensaries and mineral springs are cheerful dispositions, per sistently cultivated aud kept alive, no matter what the obstacles in their way, and the jys of life extracted

from every situation public, business, domestic and social.

Indianapolis, Indiana, enclosing twn-

"Ul stamp, xne guide is worth much

more.

The opinion of Mr. A. C. Harris on the natural gas question has been in the hands of the new gas committee fot several days. We have tried to get it for publication but the committee has so far declined to let it out. It

is Tm;ueiy stateu mat tne opinion

"favorable." We

How's This We offer one hundted dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. F. J. Cheney & Co., Trops., Toledo.O.

eme undersigned, have known . J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. . I West & Trnas. vh

Toledo. Ohio. Waldicg, Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.

iiau a vatarrti cure is taken infr.

- A II. .

lesieraay a wen dressed woman presented herself at the door of one of

the railroad ofhees and told a story that was a veritable p?ach. She had had a son, a madcap and a

patriotic young ga'.oot. who

been determined to fitrht. bleed

onsoiai txourslon t j Burlington Park

via Pennsylvania Lines. May 23J, 24th. 27th and 2Sth ac

count the German Bantisr nnn,l

meeting at Kuril srton Park r.nor.

ville, Illinois,) special low rate excursion tickets will be sold via Permavl

vania L.mes. $3 10 will be the fare from Richmond for round trip. For

particular acccomuiodation of excur-

s on'sts a special train will bemn St

I J . t no.i t .

had T23 ' -oin- saving Kicbmond at

o-.vt a. m.. central timo

accordingly bad

put in each, the

from wbich should have eat

all the reauirements r.f .1m.

niatic nrt. The comjmnj' was very prone to ay, "Look t the men the

guv nor lias to work for him." forgetting that men must be selected

like anything else, and what they

How to t ore lians Nitil. Hang nails, according to a manicurist, come usually from an abnormally dry condition of the skin. Thev need

persistent treatment to effect a cure. The fingers ohould be soaked a few minutes

eeryuigut ana the dry and the loosened skin carefully cut away; then rosaline, applied for the double purpose of nourishing and healing the tender skin should be left on overnight. Women have learned that manicure articles iu

sets are to ne avoided, each to be chosen

Sr

spring

eruptions,

cured by purifvinc

Hood's fSaisaparilia."

humji-5, boils, pimple?,

soies, may be completely

with

the blood

10

Dr. Duris' Anti-Headache Cures where all others fail. All druc-

gists.

eod&wGmo

do must be criticised by a superior! "ParatfclT. as iu that way the besttjual

running

and die for his country, so after they I tbroah to Burlington Park without

bad removed from far St. Louis for

"is purpose 01 settling at tne more

stirring town of Centerville, the young man had deserved his widowed mother

to go to the front to scrap for his native land against the proud and haughty Castilian butchers from the

land tf the Cid. That left this good lady and her two small children vith-

out support and with no means of live

lihood beyond the unaided efforts of

the mother, who would now be com-

cuange. au excursion tickets will hp

gooa returning until June 24th, with

puviirgt io extend return limit t

June JU:h. ror special information please apply to C. W. Elmer, passen

ger agent, Pennsylvania Lines, Richmond, Indiana.

intelligence, or a superlative pre-

i-eniment 01 stage plays is impossible.

When a poacher's hut was set for the first time, with all the windows

beautifully painted, Irving rammed

a piece of straw into one of them

and saul, "That s better." The bro ken window gave character, as did

theornate furniture in the following

crv ui mc juierjor or a mansion, the appropriateness of which was

asi critically examined. "Random

Recollections.

nally, acting directly upon the blood I Pelled to toil at the menial occupation

ana mucous surfaces of the system.

i nee, ,oe. per bottle. Sold hv .11

druggists. Testimonials free.

is

To C ire a Cold lu Oae Dty.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,

i i .i.i . ., . r ..

uuucmauu mai 1 all arugflrista refund thA mrtnov ; ;

Mr. Harris' fee for the opinion is to bel o care. 25o. The genuine has

contingent on his being em cloved in I " a- V. on each tablet

the case if suit is brought. Tbat is a shrewd and safe position for Mr. Harris to take. Heads up he wins; tails down the people lose. Will Mr. Har ris also make his fee contingent tn winning the! case? If the opinion i ,

"favorable" he would certainly run t risk in such an arrangement. Infor. mation on this point would interest

the public.

Santiago ds Cvba, the town at which American troops will be first landed, is located in the extreme eastern part of Cuba. It is the oldest city in the island, with the exception of

Baracoa, and was founded in 1514 by Don Velasquei.tbe conqueror. Cuba,

as the town is called locally, is protected by four forts, all of which are weak and inefficient against modern batteries. The town is the capital of the province of its own name, and is sited at the head of a fine bayoo on

the southeastern coast. It is built on

the side of a hill 160

bay.

or nonse cleaning. Her friends haa

advised her to come to Richmond and mere obtain work in the line she knew most about, and she had done so. She

nad tound a bouse to her liking and had removed her goods to it. only to be told by the proud and haughty landlord tbat she could

not reside there if the sum of $5

was not pad in advance. This

money she did not have, so she called

on the railroad men, not for charity she was above that for work, enough of the money to be paid in advanee to enab'e her to establish herself in her

humble home with her orphaned children. The story took like a good j b of vaccination. Mr. Likios. of th

freight department, broke down and cried, gave the woman a week and a half's work by promise and forwarded

her hair a dollar for her -Immediate relief. The other men were kind, Supt. Mav giving a dollar and Fred Barton passing the hat in the train dispatch

er a mce. J. D. Snavely ard Paul Comstock, in the claims department,

cougnea up money, ditto in other of

Baby's

MUllalll

means pain, dancw nA

possible death for some wives. For others it

means rjrar-tnVaiiv

a an. i nere ,

is no reason why child-

XJL .

C S, - 1 s

Wi

.if - u w

No'. Just Eight. "That-youngest boy of yours does not seem to be a credit to you," said tne white man to Uncle Mose. "Xo, sab," said Uncle Mose. "He is de wnsteM; coile I has. He is mighty

uaa. tie u tie white sheep of de fam'ly, sah. '' Sew York Journal.

Ity n obtained. The jeweler's file i tn

oe preferred over auy other for this use. If one has not a nail polisher, a niw n r.f

. i i - . . - -

a KiacBhiu giova isau excellent substitute.

How Hot Charlotte In Made. Butter a pudding dish, then line it

ua weaa aud butter cut moderately thick and dipped in milk, not soaked iu it. In the center put any kind of fruit stewed apples, peaches, apricots

or prunes stewea and pitted. Un top have a layer of bread and hutter. Dake

mis aui ut naif an hour ia a moderate oven. Turn it out on a flat dish

powdered bugar over it aud serve hot with hard sunce.

To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets

aruggista ret uud the money if it

tans to cure. zoc. The genuine h

u. a. y. on each tablet.

. .11 JJ'L ... ,. ,

aS

J avenile Appreciation.

a ponaercus Lasso having just completed a long solo at an afternoon cou-

cert, a lutle girl's voice was heard say

ing, juamma, Das the gentleman qt.it

aoue gargling.' ' Loudon Tit-Eits.

Is the season for new life in nature, new vigor in our phvdcal systems. As the fresh sap carries life into the trees, so onr biood should give us renewed strength and vigor. In

its impure stab it cannot do this, and the aid cf Hood's Sarsaparilla. is imperatively needed. It will purify, vitalize and enrich the blood, and with thw solid, correct foundation, it will build up good health, create a lm1 anix-tite. t,n

your stomach and digestive organs, ne.es aD,l iQ the woman was able to strengthen your nerves and over rai8 her $5 to pay the rent, come or prevent that tlnvl f.ir., . Not a man of them recTert.H

This has been the experience of then- tDe P'iEff cf the money, for had it not I sands. It will be yours if you take been done in the interest of a poor, j

uuuvm woman, wno, tnouga she

dressed IiKe a lady of quahty and car

ried a nico wrap on her arm. wss in actual need T They felt as if virtue! had gone out of them, and tLey were !

content. But hold! In a short time Saavely went down stairs to the ticket office, and there stood tha recipient o his and the

birth should h

oi pain and dread. Sev. eral months before a woman becomes a mother she should prepare herself for the critical ordeal. There is a preparation made which is intended for this Purpose alone. The name of this wonderful preparation ia

Mother's Frieni

I LI I n !

InJOOO

Sarsaparilla j

be Best

ftorinar Mdi-

feet above Igj n Purifier. by n i

The harbor, ons cf the best in Ksod! Pill r'iTf.""'- '"d'sMtoo,

flT ml

mi

- r ii aai

It is a liniment to be applied externally. It relaxes

the m u a. cles and relieves the

distension, gives elasticity to every organ concerned in childbirth, and takes away all danger and nearlr all sufferingBest results follow if the remedy is used

curing the whole period of pregnancy, it is the only remedy of the

-i"u in the world that is endorsed by

. W.1BHS. SI per bottle at an drug stores, or sent by mail on receipt of price. Free Books re

taining invaluable information for ail women.

te sent to any adupon application to

BraM tfatstar Ca, AUaata.fia.

A Clever Trick.

It certainly looks like it. but there is real'y no triek about it. Anybody can try it who 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 np the whole system,

acts as a stimulant to liver and kidneys, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic. It cures constipation, headache, fainting spells, sleeplessness, and melancholy. It is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and restores the system to its natural vigor. Try Electric Bit-

i uu uv convinced mat tnev are a

miracle worker. Everr bottle irnaran

teed. Onlv 50c a bottle at A. fi

Luken drug store. 3

How to Make Mnmna Without Egg.

coining touguens a raised wheat

mumn so quickly as eggs used iujudi-

t.outiy. au excellent inufiin is made

witnout any eggs. Scald a pint of milk.

ana wnen it ia lukewarm stir in half a

oaite ct compressed yeast. Rub a scant

half cnpfnl of butter, cr beef's fat and

nutter, tiiroogu a quart of well warmed

Hour. &tir in the yeast and milk au 1

oeai tne natter until it blisters. Let the

mutuna rise overnight, and iu the

morning tui deep inufiin tins half foil.

.. .ntr rises to the top, pet

luau " oven aud take them half

au nour

lici ifi-N Sale. HBy.Tift.aeof lecre and elocution to me ofS . ,rf the c"'r of the Wane circuit

. c . jm: at puouc aale, at the court house door, iu the ity of Richmond, Wayne count?, Indiaua, cn toe ' - 21t DAY OK MAY, ltftB, Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 ?rt?C,1JU: D "ld day' lQe toUowwg prop!

Lot Dumber and 38 in the gwd bouTeard uh-divi.iou oi faul V. w,hi.urn ado it "a 12 the city ot Bichiu nd, lndi.ua. To be oil a tho property or Fletcher r Medear.s, et al.. to at.y ree and my hnd, tn tavorol Th oSrernm,nt bui du-Kaoa LoJn In.tituil. n No ,

7, re'!' ouj valuation or

LAFAYETTE LAB1H. April th. IS. S1,erifl ' WDe faBt'.L" - Attorney tor Plaintiff. pr '." " apr28.tha.3

War on Prices! For the next 30 Days I will sell Xew Sewing Machines for S14.80 and $10.80. R. M. LACTV. 718 Main St.

Come

Wirante Dyspepsia Cured.

Upholstery and awning work specialty. J. H. Rrsstrx, 31 south fifth street.

How to Serd Raisin. When stouiug riiisins, rub a little but

ter on the fingers aud knife It will r.

lieve the task of raisin seeding of its

WKUicii and diaron-fort.

A Musical Invention, fiobert A. Gaily, whose father invented the mn-dcal printing machine mad varicn devices that made possible the ortestral aeolin, has about completed the construction cf an apparatus which takes down an organist's cr Piaa.

. - net cniy notatim, but with all the individual rnii,;;

his playing. The apparatus has so far fceen shown only to a few artists and

iamjia tne procure it holds

w '"rt y ha'e done t: taasiu

guerre cid lor pictorial art by the invention of photography. Bangr.r

to

filay Musical Feetival Excursions

Icdianapolis via Pennsvlvania

Lices. May 5th, 6th and 7th low rate excur

sion tM-sets will be sold to Indianapolis

Buoklsn's Arnica Stlva.

The best salve in the world for euts, bruises, sores, uleeis, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil blains, corns, all skin eruptions, and

pay re

rrom KicrEono:, vvorthiEgton. Anatin iPoeitiTelr cures r,ih nr

North Vernon and intermediate tkketi Quired. It is guaranteed to give'ner-i en!u cr CiGcer restatioM on Pennsvlvania IJr.M f, I feet satisfaetM.n l7J ! ded. Book on ilia-

mm-j. asanji

ocrreifree. Ad1re

7 ITLllsoTrrine for nearly thirty years from Sy-pepzix, sir,. H E Dngdaie, wife of a prominent besicess man of .arvair.X Y writes: Tor 2s years. 1 was extant uusmr from dyia and a

rsocS f-"r- pain and the formanoncf?as. Mnsttfr how careful of my dtl saSendaswiizw: pain after eatlns I ras treats ty cany physicians and tried V-lZf rect;es--'"t penaancot help. To j a? I began tatinir Dr. J'-Ies awIVLlTe'PaSTL t wltb co effects I Veep taem at had aad int- ..T

an ZJL -BPtt

1 - rj BjHlKi.- B BJBWm

are soia ty ail drusgists cedes a pcaiUve

r-iarantee, first bottle

And see the largest and choicest line of

Spring- S-vLitizigs,

OTrerccatingrs in the city.

Geo. W.

Schepman,

407 Main St.

via thm

May jjfusical Festival; return coupons "" P"c 25 cents rer box. valid Monday, May 9ih, inclusiva. A. G. Luksn & Co.

For sale by I

Dr.

rVCW

Na:.. -3

tr- Ibl Vina j f Restore J

Heafth

D&. AU1X3 SiZDICAL cu, jan. iad."

neoucea Rates to Bti Imnra

Pennsylvania LIr.ss.

On May 2d, 3d. 4th and 5th excursion tickets to Baltimore aecount M E church (south) quadrennial conference will be sold via Pennsylvania lines. Return limit May 30th with privilege to extend to Jute 10th. The low fare will be open to all. F or details apply to nearest Pennsvl-

vania lines ticket agent.

"Now good digestion waits on acrwv-

tite. and health on both." If it doesnV

try Burdock Blood Bitters.

PuV'PUMilteUai Pun. Ernr-rona Moisture; intenae itchier aad tinrnir.iiHwtaiiirlliworte by crichiB. Ii a."wJ Ut coo'la-ie taaaor form, which oftea bleed ar.d alrerate. becomiBf verv not. ""' OiirrwaaT napm the itcaine sb4 h Mailing, beaiaaicerati, Dd is momt mil remove, loaon. At drasjrirta, nr by m ail ac w ceata. Dr. Swaya (torn. PhOadalaaa