Richmond Palladium (Daily), 28 April 1898 — Page 4

RICHMOND DAILY PALiLADlU M.THURSDAY APRIL 23-1898 Richmond Palladium. LAB R M'AN ' S Our Sale In ' Shoes "Our constant aim is to sell the best goods In the market." 0 THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1S93. Wrtrir. I Washinstos. D. C. April 28. For Indiana: Showers this afternoon and tonight, Friday peneraily fair. A Decided Success. LOCAL NEWS. But it will buy a pound of California Evaporated Apricots which makes a delicious dessert. Try one pouDd and you will want more. rra .Shod h JftO. F. McC&BTMF. For Dressy Men.

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Q T is with much satisfaction Ay Wall Papers for the season of

I any that we nave heretofore carried. I hts season s collection com II prises the best designs and colors of the very best and largest manu. 11 facturers in this country, and includes mmy patterns especially coll ored to harmonize with the modern draperies and carpets, and

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DE-ver3r Pattern 2SJe-w. Special attention has been given to the f llowin$ gradei White Blanks, Glimmers, Scintellaires, Bronzes, Ingrains, Crepe, Leather Papers and Var nish Tiles. We also carry a full line of Burlaps. The new colors Forest nl Empire Greens, Imerial Red, Kuss-t lirowns and Rich Blues. Dark.ric1! erTcts, which will undoubted y be very Urgrly us&l this seaoon, hjvo been liberally selected. We will be able to offer you price that wid commiij th: line in preference to any made by other dealers, and we eg to a s. ire you th-t an inspection will convice you that we mean exactly what we say. kenf mber, we do ntt sell any TRASH. Thai king you for past favors, and soliciting a coutinuinca of th.- same, we are yours r expect fully, UICHwLSOlT SZ 729 Main Stre-t

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Beall & Gregg, One Price Clothiers, 803 Main Street Richmond. Ind.

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arcs that we announce that our new line of 1898 is now in, and is far superior to TOI CBJ tfflZffl Hffl BJ9 tfffl I Am Readv To take your order fo a Spring and Summer outfit. You'll want some of the elegant ma'erials I am showing and making up to have style and character. 23 N. 9tn St. Kite Iliads Away Pant Suits

Wall papr at Nieholsor.'. Bay locust posts. Farnhani. Fine clock repairing. Haner's. Bay red cedar posts. Fare ham. Them flower at Beach's. Phone 184. Spectacle fitting a specialty Haner's. Ben Aring returned to Eaton yesterday. Spectacle correctly fitted at Haner's. Parquetry and hard-wood floors at Louek & Hill's. Will Porter returned to his home in Hairerstown Iat evening. Jerry McDaniel of Cambridge City was the p-uest of friends here today. Arch Hindman of Hageistown was in the city yesterday and returned last evening. Lemuel Pierce returned to Hagrerstown last evening after a bhort visit in thi eity. Judge F.x went to Portlmd this morning, where he will look afrer the ditch case. A. A. Curme returned from Cincinnati last evening where he has been visiting for some time.

H. L. Canby went to Muncie this mornng and will attend the T. P. A. convention there tomorrow. Mrs. C. O. Swain returned frm Chicago this morning where she has been visiting for a few days. Mrs. Lester Lamb weDt to El wood last evening to join her husband, who has secured a position there. Mrs. J. R. Hummel of Muncie is in the city the guest of her father, Richard Williams, for a few days. Miss Le.stra Hibberd returned from Cincinnati yesterday evening where she spett the day with friends. Mrs. James Beall and son of Niles, Michigan, are in the city the guests of Thomas Dolloff and wife for a short time. Frank Oeisler and wife, who were the guests of relatives in this city yes terday, returned to Hagerstown last evenicg, Ralph Smalley and wife went to Cambridge City this morning and from there will return to their home tn Durango, Col. Henry Genett of the Starr Piano company has been called to St. L uis by the serious illness of his father-in-law, Mr. Lumsden. The Woniaus Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. 1). L Mather, 3'2fJ north twelfth stree:. Dr. Joseph Eastman of ledianapo.i relieved Mrs. Mary Claiborne, 13 south sixth street,, of an eighteen pound fibroid tumor. She is doing well. Airs. i 'at rick r lanasran and son 1 r Bart Flanagan, went to Cinciunat vesterdny afternoon to visit relatives a few days before returning to Chicago The Neighborhood Circle will hold the last meeting of the year tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Nellie Lloyd, southeast of the city and an in teresting program will be rendered. We still have a fev o the new Rand & McNally combined maps of the United States and world left, which we are selling at the nominal price of .a cents. They are the best war maps in the market. Lovers of art will find the salesroon s of F. Schultze & Co., 12S and 130 ea fourth fctreet, very interesting, as the beautiful Dresden china paintings, plaques, panels, cabinet plates, and other ornamental articles for drawing rooms, dining rooms, and chambers cannot fail to find favor. The armor trophies so desirable for halls, jardi niers ou pedestals for porches, and the handsome Teakwood taborettes that are now in vogne, the charming pro ductions of tne Royal Copenhagen por lelain works for which this firm is ex clusive agent as well as Libbey's beau tiful cut glass, for which F. Schultze & Co. have likewise the agency for Cincinnati, justly attracts the attention of all connoisseurs of ceramics. Runaway. Two horses hitched to a large wagon, belonging to Henry Miller east of the city, ran away this morning in the alley north of Main between ninth and tenth streest. The animals were bruised np considerably and were taken to Decker's barn where they were given attention. The Sponger. As a usual thing a newspaper sponger is the most free to criticise the policy of a paper. He lays in weit for the paper at a boarding house rr some public place, and reads it through. While others endeavor to read, this sorehead tits around and criticises. If everybody was like this chronic newspaper thief, subscribers would be few and f r between. Exchange. OUR STOCK Wall Paper Is very complete. All the New Colors and Novelties now in. Prices exceedingly low in all grades. While Blanks from 3c up. Some new Cameras and Kodaks Litely received. Full lins Photographic Goods. Call and see them. C.T. 520 Main Street.

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" I prefer Cleveland's Baking Powder," said the lecturer, " because it is pure and wholesome, it takes less for the

same baking, it never fails, and freshness and flavor." MONEY PAID For the HlQheat Scores at the Natl n Bowling Alley. , .. ine national Dowiing alleys has paid the money for the highest scores Lutiuoiuuuui (LuiugAMruw. Au highest scores were as follows for the month: Phillip Corossa, 21G; Fred. Goal , 244; C Hasecoster, 217; C. Soper, 200; Nichter, 202; S. W. Bricker, fire back. 192. Business still goes on at a lively rate at that alley, and the bowling lasts from early in the morning till late at night. The fad seems not to be dying out to any great extent. The Blnkley Case i Cambridge City Tribune.! Last Saturday a post mortem was held on the remains of Mi's Ett Binkley at Dublin by Coroner Ziui mermau and Dr. Bulla, at the instance and the assistance of the state's attor ney and the coroner of Peoria, Illinois, to exemplify a statement made by Miss Binkley prior to her death in a hospital in that city. As a resu't four persons are under ban in that city Fred Patee. for whom tho deal girl worked, and who has acknowledged to being an accessory, Dr. Belle Howard, who has fled the state. Dr. O. B. Hill, a member of the hospital staff and a prominent physician, and Miss Coolidge, matron of the, hospital. Patte acknowledged his complicity in the affair when he voluntarily tendered Mrs. Demree $2,500 to maintain si lence, and it is presumed that he also saw the other parties in the same wiy Mrs. Demree accepted the tender and then turned the whole affair over to the state's attorney to prosecute the villain to the bitter end. Murder mot foul and damnable has been committed, and there can be no question that the guilty parties will be made to pay the penalty of law. ' Announctmant. To the Voter of the City ot Richmond: I am an independent candidate for mayor. The nomination was tot of my seeking. It is non-partisan in character, being urged and promoted by members of different political purties. The object is purely a business one to secure an honest, economical and public spirited administration of eity affairs. To this end I pledge my most earnest efforts, if elected. As there are still many voters whom I shall not be able to see between the present time and the day of election I take this means of asking their support. 'Benjamin- F. Harris. Suryeving This Way. The Dayton and Eaton electric rail road is fast rearing completion, and it is now expected that by next July everytnmg will be in good running order. The road is completed as far as West Alexandria, and. the work is now being pushed from Eaton to that point. There is still considerable talk of extending the road to this eity, and it is said that already the road is quietly being surveyed between this city and Eaton and the plans drawn up for the extension. To Join Cavalrv. (New Castle Coo Her.) John Weisgarber of Richmond was here calling on friends Tuesday even ing, tie wiil go to Indianapolis this evening to be examined for the Illinois cavalry, which he proposes to enter if successf 1 in passing the examination. Swindler.. A gang of swindlers have been ope rating in the piano business in several parts of the t-tate. and have found a number of victims. They ask per mission to place a piano in the house. agreeing to give music lessons and other privil ges. Later a proposition is made tnat it the person assists in selling three pianos they are to ke p the one left in the house. The agree ment, of course, is drawn up m writing, and the agent goes away. In due time another appears with a note having the. person's signature am! demands payment. A word of adti e deal only with the agents who you know through the adverticements in your home paper. Hang Out Your Flag. Every patriotic citizen of Riehrr ond. who has a Uniitrd States flag shocld get it down from the attic and hang it cut where every one can see it. A number of the business houses have fol.owed tEe lead of larger cities and it would not be amiss if all would do likewise. Richmond Acroba's. (Eaton Begister.) Last Saturday Marshal Campbell leeeived a telephone message from Richmond to arrest three boys who had run

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bread and cake keep their away from home and started for this pNce. Oar Marshal soon located the 'k ds" and returned them on the even i ii g train to their parent. Tue boys ' said they were acrobats and brought j their suits with them intending to give i a performance here to raise a little -srare change." No doubt they did sou?e expert tumbling when they got bank Lome and faced the r ra't parents. Two j-ears ago R. J. Warren, druegist at Pleasant Brook, New York, bought a small supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, He sums up the result as follows: At that time he goods were unknown in this sec tion; today Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a household work." It is the same in hundreds of communities Wherever the good qualities of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy become known the people will have nothing else. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co L ons given on violin, mandolin and all wind instruments. For terms. etc , enquire of II. H. Runge, 101 north eighteenth street. Telephone 1161. 25 Gt llrCnaiiClQ Heartburn, Gastritis tIOifVlOlUs nnd aI1 stomach Dis orders positively cured. Grover Gra ham's Dyspepsia Remedy is a specific One dose removes all distress, and a permanent cure of the most chrcnic and severe cases is guaranteed. Do no suffer! A 50 cent bottle will eonvinc the most skeptical. Luken & Co.. druggists, 630 Main stree t Theater goers will be afforded a rare treat at the Princess Rink, Ft. Wavne. Indiana, Friday evening, April 29. when the greatest champion of fre speech and free thought on religious questions. Colonel Robert G. Iugerso'l, will deliver his brilliant hcture, "Libeertyof Man, Woman and Child." It is netdless to remark that, his friendt aud admirers will turn out in large numbers to hear him. For rates apply to your G. R & I Ticket Agent. Americans are the most inventive 1 eople on earth. To them have beer. issued nearly 000,000 patents, or mort than one-third of all the patent.issued in the world. No discovery of modern sears has been ol ereatter benefit to mankind than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and t Diarrhoea remedy, or has done mort to relieve pain and suffering. J. W. Vaugn, of Oakton, Kentucky, says: 'I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family for several years, and find it to be the best medicine I ever used for cramps in the stomach and bowels For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. A WISCONSIN WONDER. C leant ic Natural Kridge Hidden la th : Wilderness of the Mate. 1 ..... xcw people know tnat wir-eonsin potasses a natural bridge, with nearly if not quite as much attractiveness as the one in Virginia mf.de fnmous by the visits of George Washington. The Badger bridge is iocattd m the town of Honey Creek. about 20 miles from this city and 8 miles east of Prairie du Sac. The Lrklge is, in fact, only a gigantic archway detached from the face of I a rocky bluff facing the Wisconsin river by the action of the elements, lint Jim n nntnrol iii-cJrr V I uao UU1J a. 1 local renutation k- far Fpw ri-it.T-a I cvPCt.1 1... I I - - . . . x. j . . .u.niwimcMimiiy uu.ccriai.tu ice trOUL.18 tO maKe w ix uua uiy UC , vuu.jr i.as, until recent years, cut off from railroads and not easy of access. Even now it requires considerable pluck to endure the long rida through the sands of t he Wisconsin river Lottoms which lie between the old prairie of the Sac Indians and the bluff. One is amply repaid for a visit by the attractiveness of the place. A devious route through a farmer's plowed field is trodden by a guide in reaching the face of th -iifT whPTP i fnnr ih, l,5 T. i , . "T : "'"-fc- il "-ij uiiwi iiUIU a bxiort aistanceol the bluff that the archway can be seen because of the timber and underbrush partially concealing it. Upon sepping between the bluff and the arch the immensenessof the task which nature has accomplished is apparent. The under part of the arch is about 50 feet above the floor! in the highest part and varies from j inai uown to about SO feet where it joins the supporting recks. The span' t ffZTt4l thick acJ : la feet wide. The pathway across the top is a trifle over thjefeet wide ia

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can b. y. 3 NEW SHAPES: t Kiiickt'rbK-kr," Brunswick,": "Atlanta." Anyone of these shoes is "Easy asasock' j. s People's Exchange. ADVERTISEMENTS under th- head of Wanted Situotions. male or female help wanted, when not exceeding tour Hoe,iuerted e see. in iDeae columns. AH "ads' for Rval EstU S ties. Hounen for Rent, Financial, Lost and Mi-tsceilHueous wants inserted for Scents a line each liixrrtlon LiOst tsiac-K seal poctcetbook con taining money and visiting cards of Mrs. V P. Stevens. Finder rewatded at this offi .-e. I.osr Black silk boa between Thistlethwaite's fall and Earlham college rinder kindly return to Grace M. E. parsonage. Wasted Board in private family in eattern part of city, by gentleman. Address, with terms, this office. For Sale. 5 room frame home and t vacant lots oi the north part corner ot Illh and nurlh ' hi ret t. H ill sen at a Oar gain, address T. J. Wfi.ch, la lmj Morrow, Uuio. us u,inoBt fiiace, nu a C001 neaQ is neeikd to muke the pat-sago over tne span, ihc irwju standing imioii the top of the epau is probably 100 leet above the average levtl of th surrounding country, and the t-ceno tpread btfoio liim is one of rural Wisconsin scenery unsurpasM-d. Al though the country has been settled ror in any years, yet the riigm-dnesa of the sceno seems hardly diminished by the hand ot man in hii ITorta to conquer the Foil and mako for binihtdf a home in these romantic surroundings. Except lor tho occasional lug bouse, 01 , rarely, in frame successor, the place would teem as though in its original condition, so completely hidden from view Ly tangled underbrush and heavv 1. . . . . J woous are me mica lands of the hubbandmen. About the base of the archway are signs of human visitations the visitor learns that here the peo ple; of the surrounding country come to celebrate the Fourth of July, and the remains of mstio booths, a bro ken beer glass or tio and other signs of past pleasures arc noted. Underneath the floor of the arch is a Huge cavern 7 feet high, 23 feet deep and from 30 to Co feet loni created by the action of the water lushing down the face of the bill and under the archway after a heavy rain. This cavern makes, a natm .il Leer cellar, w hich the inhabitants of the region, nearly all of whom are Germans, utilize as a barroom upon tneotcasioncf the celebration refer red to. The Wisconsin natural Lridge is ceriainiy worm traveling- miles to eee. Milwaukee Sentinel. Europe's Two Caycst Capitals. 'The streets aie rilled with Lean titnl things, mostly German officers," writes Lilian Cell from Ber lin in The LkIiw' Home Journal. . J xnemheive t-eem to know it n 1 . v, (11. jiiiii ;i - 11 pr v 1 1 1 t . 1 r r . ' . . . .1 ' " fe..v,uo ,dt of the sidewalk we aieohli-1 to lidmirp ihfm f,,,T the tutttrs. 1 flf liTI V war T-fili can kwn Germans irom kuockmir vou into ttm you middle of the !-tiet is to w alk tide ways and.ireteud ycu are examin ing the shop window s. Paris -eem: a city of leisure; Berlin .a city of war. The t-treets of 1'aris are quite as full of soldiers as Beilin. but French soldiers are not imi revive They are undertied and badly dressed and badly groomed Their troupers are much tco Ion" To me they seemed to need only a belt at tin arkl in tnm ilum i... r. ! 1" tiuSKian tiouses. Hut En Ibh and German soUlr ,n to be in per b they could feet condition, as thou go to war at a UJOirjent's notice." tit ScbcBM. I have come," said the young man, to ask you to let me Lave your daughter. " "Revert" t-bouterf the rr.iliinr,, "Thanks I" answered the other as be hurried awav. ehe has refuJ to smile i,n m, 1 fUIt- tell her that Vou oC ject to me, the will Le niine. " C2dcago Eecord.

For this week we 'offer New New Cut Prices.

Those Men's Imitation Tan Vioil Kid Shoes at .-$!. are sellers. Those Men's Vici Kil Tan Shoes, with vesting: toys are the best goods ever offered for the money, $-.-. A fresh line of Misses' and Children's Shoes for this week.

We also have received more Top Kid Shoes, iu tan or

Seo us hen in need of shoes. K?.jcclfully, FJRED C LAHRMAN, 7i8M.n Strett

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MODEL IS HEX LEY, latest up to-date pattern, is the Nobbiest, Swri.lest and Mosr Attractive Wheel for 1S9S. Adapted for track and road racinz, and also a perfectly reliable wheel as roadster. It is the Bicycle Hit of the Sanson. Get your order in quick for one of these elegant wheels. There is a big rush for them.'

Henley Bicycle Works.

BELL & IX M AST, City Agents.

New Designs in .

I Furniture.

See ourn,$20.00 Oak Suits. tSee ourjJflG.OO Sideboards,

Ferd Grothaus, 533-535 Main Streets

ON E PRICE TO

h 607 PRICE LIST. I oilet Paper .c for iooo sheet roll. 6 for 2?c. Wash Boilers 45 c and up. Whitewash Brushes 5c and up. - Step Ladders 3Sc, 4c, 5c. 50 Foot Clothes Lines I Oc. Sprinkling Cans 15c. 25 High grade Envelopes for 5c. High grade Linen Tablets 5cExtra srong French Cups and Saucers 45c a set. Extra Porcelain Dinner Plates 42c a set. Garden Trowels 10 Nickle Tea Kettles 5c Big bottles extra fine Machine Oil 5c. ILIFF'S, Cor. Main and 6ih S a Recruiting Office. For the caus of Cuban. Whoever wants to enlist must purchase a suit of clothes at Gatzek, the tailor's, No. 10 north tenth street. tf For Lawn and Flowers. Nothing will gire the luxuriance to your lawn and flowers as xxme rer"!."cs1' res the Uwn Zllri in T-ntii; at yoarhL" by telephoninj? Tom MerU. number 103. 12-lmo I

Goods at

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Ladies' esting $1.1)8

it that everybody this year wants

EULEY BICYCLES

BECAUSE their absolute Superiority over all others is now well known and estab'ished. BECAUSE they are made of Best Material, Const: ucii in and Finish, and have Finest Bearings and are Lightest liuim'mg Wheels on Karth.

.Richmond, Ind.

ALL N -IS r c main st: i A Piece of Paper. A Book, or a Picture may convey valuable information as well a to furnish pleasing impressions from an artistic standpoint. We not only are showing the finest hue of Wall Paper ever offered in the city, and at the lowest prices when, you consi Jer their value, but also we have n w in stock very complete pictures of information concerning the Cuban War, such as bocks, maps, statistics, pictures of the nation's war ships, etc Call and see our display. IWmti Morris X Co. The MONARCH Bowling Alleys . . . Telephone 1003. PLEASANTS CO. Paperers and Painters. Fine, up-to-date work a specialty. , All kinds of work doEe with neatness -d dispatch. Office, room . second floor. Grand hotel. Risidence, 10 south seventeenth street.