Richmond Palladium (Daily), 30 April 1898 — Page 4

, - . RICHMOND DAILY PALLADmM.SATURDAY AFR1L 30. 1898 ' -

'Oar constant aim is to sell the best goods In the markgt." 0

Good fta Dates At 5 cents per Pound Are cheaper than Corn, Wheat or Oats. . . . Try a pound and see .

Richmond Palladium.

SATURDAY. APRIL 30. 1898.

f See GSoor Layouti

Of Chickens, Fresh Vegetables, California Sweet Naval Oranges, Bananas, Spinach, Kale. Rhubarb. New Teas, and a fine line of Dried Prunes, Peaches and Apricots. Genuine I m ported Swiss Cheese. VAN D.BROWN.

ism

GREETS

Weather.

WASHineTOM. D. C, April 30. For

Indiana: Showers tonight and San day. LOCAL NEWS.

SEJ-A-Sonsr is9s.

IT is with much satisfaction that we announce chat our new line of

Wall Papers for the season of 1S0S is now in, and is far superior to

any that we have heretofore carried. Thi3 season's collectian comprises the best designs and colors of the very best and largest manu

facturers in this country, and includes miny patterns especially col

ored to harmonize with the modern draperies and carpets, and

every variety of room or light flgj Jfl ffflf fiffl flffl ffflj Ifflj Bffl

JZl-rreiry nPattem 2SJe-w. - Special attention has been given to the following grades 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 nd Empire Green,

Imperial Keds. Kuss-t (frowns ana Kun lilues. IJark.ricn enejts which will undoubtei y be very large If used thi season, hav been liberally selected. We ill be able to offer you price that wi l comminj the Ui.e in preference to any made by other dealer, and we heg to assure you that an inspection will con rice you that we mean exactly what we say. Remember, we do not sell any TRASH. Thanking you for past favors, and soliciting a continuance of the same, we are yours respectfully, ITICHLSOIT 3C BI20.. 729 Main Street

I Am Ready

To take your order for a Spring and Summer outfit. You'll want some" of the elegant materials I 'am showing and making up to have style and character.

JdDWlTJ E. PEOLTTZ,

23 N.9tn St.

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The Best flying Kite Made

Wall paper at Nicholson's. Boy locust posts. F&rnham. Fine clock repairing. Haner's. Buy red cedar posts. Farnham. Them flowers at Beach1. Phone 184. Spectacle fitting a specialty. Haner's. Spectacle! correctly fitted at Haner's. Parquetry and hard-wood floors at Louck & Hill's. Dr. M. B. Ballard is down witn inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs. Will Dill returned fiom Cincin

nati last evening, where she spent the

day.

The fiichmond Bugle Corps will

meet at Grand Army hall at t : lo tbu evening.

Miss Beitha Hawkin? went to Indi

anapolis last evening to visit friends over Sunday.

Mrs. Ed Builerdick of Cedar Rapids.

Iowa, is in the city the guest of rela

tives and friends.

Mrs. Alice Golden Crockett, of Terre Haute, is in the city the guest of her mother for a few days. All kinds of accordion pleatines made to order, terms reasonable. 16 south thirteenth street. Mrs. Joseph Has.-eubusch went to Cincinnati . yesterday afternoon to

spend a few days with relatives.

lowDHtnp higi school commence

ment will be held May G, in horticul tural society rooms, court house.

Miss Saab Jones, who has been

visiting friends in Terre Haute for the

past two weeks, has returntd home

Harold Van Ortnaa and Jamie Gaar went to Anderson last evening to

spend Sunday with the former's grand father.

There is a rumor that some one is to

fill the long-felt want once more by

establishing an only morning paper in this field.

Mary E. Sullivan was brought to

Easthaven yesterday from Marion,

Urant county. Her case is said to be

a nopetul one.

John J. Harrington went to South

Bend last evening to visit his son

Otby, who is attending school at Notre

Dame university.

The Big Liver club, consisting cf

Dan Fanning and Frank Lloyd, walked

to Eaton, Ohio, yesterday, and rode back on the traiu in the evening.

Mrs. Dan McCarthy, left yes'erday

fcr Cincinnati where she wil? hereafter reside. A number of her music pupils

and friends were at the station to bid

her good bye.

With the close of April, E. II. Den

nis completes thirty years of service

with Gaar, Scott & Co., and alt the age

of seventy-five is still regularly at bis

desk in their office.

Benjamin Starr and wife celebrated

their twenty-fifth marriaffe anniversary

today. May they live to Celebrate

their golden wedding at the end of the

next quarter of a century, i

The marriage" of Horace L. Burr of

New fTastle and Miss Grac Pierce of Middletown is announced to occur in

the Methodist church of Middletown

on Wednesday, May 11, a 9 o'clock

Today ends one of the coldest and

most disagreeable Aprils on record.

There has been no unusually severe

weather, yet the entire month has been

cool and has lacked the usual soft

warm periods that characterize Aprils

in otinr years.

The eighth annual conference of

county, city and town health officers

will be held in Indianapolis, room 12, state house. Thursday and Friday,

May 2titb aud 27tb. Health officers

from this city will attend. The Frances E. Willard W. C. T. U. union have decided to give their an

nual chicken pot pie dinner on May 18 at Khoda Temple. They will continue to circulate literature and present their ordinance on spitting in public places

after the new common council is organized.

HOW, TO VOTE NEXT TUESDAY AT CITY ELECTION

THE

Given Away

Dump Afire. There was alarm of fire last evening about 6:15, from the same old box, number 43. located in the north end, and the same old north end dump was fonn i to be on fire ouce more. The hose companies went thither and succeeded in patting out the conflagration. There was no one hurt, unless the rats that infect the dump were damaged in some degree .

The Largest Delegation. Richmond has the largest delegation of T. P. A. members at the etate convention at Muncie and the dUpatehes from that town iLdicate that a splen did time is being enjoyed. The big parade took place this morning and was one of the largest ever given.

WITH

Boy's Knee Pant -Suits Beall & Gregg,, ...

One Irice Clothiers, 803 Main

Street

Richmond Ind.

OUR STOCK

So That You Will Not Throw Your

Voto Awa Full Instruction-Follow Thom Carefully, and Evory Voto

Will Bo Countod.

First You must get your ballot and

the blue pencil of the polling clerks in

the election room.

Second. If you want to vote a

straight ticket make a cross, thus X. within the Irrge circle at the head of

the ticket containing the device of the

party for whose candidate you wish to

vote. If you do not wish to vote

straight ticket, you must not make a

cross in the large circle containing the device of your party, but you must make a cross, thus X, on the small

square to the left of the nare of each

candidate for whom you desire to vote, on whatever list of candidates it

may be. If the large circle at the head

of the ticket is marked, and the ballot

is marked at any other place it is void and eannot be counted, unless there be no candidate for tome office in the

list printed under such marked device.

in which case you may indicate your choice for such office by making a eross, thus X, on the square to the left

of the name of anv candidate for such

omce on any other list. 1 be cross

must be placed wkhin or on the circle

or square or the ballot is void and

cannot be counted.

Third. Do not mutilate your ballot.

or mark it either by scratching a name

off or writing one on, or in any other

way. except by marking m the circle

or on the squares as before mentioned.

Otherwise the ballot will not bo

counted.

Fourth. After marking your ballot, and before leaving the booth, fold it so

the face cannot be seen, and so the initial letters of the names of the poll

ing clerks on the back thereof can be

seen. Then hand your ballot to the inspector, the pencil to the polling clerk, and leave the room. Fift-. If you are physically nnablt to mark your ballot, or cannot read English, so inform the polling clerks, and tell them how you wish to vote, and they will mark your ballot for you, but neither you nor the clerks must permit any other person to hear or see how your t allot is marked. It is a penal offense to declare that you cannot read English or cannot mark your ballot, if infact, you can. Sixth. If you should accidentally.

or by mistaKe, aeiaee, auiuate Oi spoil your ballot, return it to the poll clerks and get a few ballot.

Seventh. You must not accept s

ba'.lot from any person outside of the

election room. Any ballot outside is fraudulent, and it is a penitentiary offense to have such a ballot in your possession whether you attempt to vote it or not.

Eighth. You must not attempt to

hold any conversation in the election loom except with members of the elec

tion board and poll clerks. Ninth. You must not put any mark of any kind on your ballot except as before mentioned. Tenth. Use only the blue pencil banded to you by the polling clerk in marking your ballot. If you mark with any other pencil your ballot is void and will not be counted.

The Most I 1 Elegantly and Comfortably Shod Men in Richmond wear

WHITE GOODS Satin, Striped Lawr.s, White Dimities.

All worth 20:

now.

The

No money can buy better." Try a pair this time. 'Twill pay you.

WILLIAMS

Shoe store for the people. "

LEE-WARD. Two Richmonds In the Field for the Same Principles. The Richmond, Virg'nia, Evening Leader of the 27th inst, contains the following: "A Richmond, Indiana, firm, writing to a business house in this city ordering a carload of material, concludes their letter as follows: 'And if you meet Fitzhugh Lee, just say to him, we Hoosier Republicans think he's all wool and a yard wide, if he is Democrat.' " Aud the head of the Richmond, Virginia, firm, replying to the Richmond.

Indiana, firm, says: 'We note viih

I WHEN YOU NEEDMMEYf

I COME TO US AT ONCE.

Don't waste any time on the way. We have the money,- and it is

youri on any reasonable pretext ; your

personal note. If von are a clerk. bok-

f keeper, salesman, railway employee or . . . t- . -! , - : i ' . i i .

ii icsponsioie concern. an oe repaid M n small weekly or muthly piymin ts

Ric'nrni Loan Co.,

Room 4 Tremont Bid.,

Election of Trustee.

On May 10, 1898, at the annual business meeting of the First Baptist church, one trustee will be elected to

seive three years. K. W. Morgan, Church Clerk. 30:3

Miss -Bei tta Miller, instructor of music: pupils solicited. 10 south

thirteenth street.

lO Heartburn, Gastritis HH and all Stomach Dis

orders positively cured. Qrover Gra barn's Dyspepsia Remedy is a specific

Une dose removes ail distress, and a permanent cure of the most ehrcnic and severe cases is guaranteed. Do not suffer! A 50 cent bottle will convince

the most skeptical. Lnken & Co.,

druggists, 630 Main etree t

two years ago K. J. warren, a

druggist at Pleasant Brook, New York, bought a small supply of Chamber

lain's Cough Remedy, tie sums up the result as follows: "At that time

the goods were unknown in this section; today Chamberlain's Cough

-i 7 Z JZ, rJ . f T , ' the same in hundred, of communities, rint Jl pCTi! IT T h-U' Wherever the good qualities of ChamGeneral Fitz Le. and think you voice ;berWa Cou,h liemedy come

And if he is placed in command by our i

f resident he will prove they have not overestimated his ability, as he did that our President acted wisely in

Keeping mm ai navana. ine writ-fr, a southern-born man, voted for President McKinley. and feels proud of having done so approves of his Spanish policy, and hopes to live to vote for him again. McKinley and Lee upon a platform for sound money and their Cuban policy, would sweep the coun

try, and Bryan wouldn't know he was

living."

known the people

else. For sale by Co

Remedy

will have nothing A. G. Luken &

Two Birthdays. Bennett Gordon and Ray Shiveley

celebrated birthday anniversaries yesterday. The former was twenty-two

and the latter twenty-one.

We handle varnishes of splendid quality in pints, quarts, gallons and

in bulk. Houe paints in all size

packages, of superior quality, all at lowest market figures. M. C. Price. apr29J2t-w2t For Lawn and Flo vara. Nothing will give the luxuriance to your lawn and flowers as Bone Fertilizer. It contains no acid, is pure animal matter only, gires the lawn new life and vigor. You can get it delivered in any quantity at your home by telephoning Tom Mertz, number 103. 12 lmo

Bridge Painting.

Peck & Winters, painters, have been

grauted the contract for the repainting .

of the Doran bridge. They will begin

work at once. They will not have the ,

same rod man this year to do the rod

work that is most dangerous, but wiil

en-ploy a new one, the other having gone away. There will also be paint-

ng contracts for the new north tenth

street bridge, and for other bridges throughout the county.

Les ons given on violin, raandolin and all wind instruments. For term 3. etc , etquire of H. H. RuTige, 101 north eighteenth street. Telephone 11G3. 23 (it

9Lc.

,Shoe$5i2

5 1

MASMYE

EMBROIDERIES 20 styles of pretty

Edgings,

Hamburg

I er yard.

House-Cleaning Snaps,

2c.

Everybody wants new curtains of some sort or otherpretty curtains, good ! curtains, cheap curtains: curtains by the yard, curtains by the pair, any old way. VVe I have the-n. Now, let us tell you of t ie price advantage N. & M. afford you. It:s no

tiick to buy pretty lace or tapestry curtains, but to buy them at a price so tneap ev embody can afford them, that is where the trick appears. To look costs you nothing; to buy a pair, but little more. NOW READ, and read carefully; 'tis more to your interest tlvn to ours. Hsb Net Curtains, per yard, lc. Swiss Curtain Fabrics, dotted, fine and pretty, 73c. Yard-wide Dotted Swiss, the 17c kind, now lljc. A Swiss Cn tain job, and such as you, nor we, either, ever saw before; worth 23e in Cp reality; tine finality, pin-head, medium or larger dots. Our price, lull Lace C-o-xtao-rxs-Printers ink is made to say all sorts of things regarding lace curtains these days, but it never told facts truer than the one we now recite. Just three curtains you must see, and when ycu behold you will not pass. Try it. Hundreds of others, but these three are unequalled. " ' Lace Curtain IJarjrain I. ioo pairs, wide, iong, rrctty lace curtains, worth in reality c'ose to one dollar; now, ll)c pair. Lace Curtain Kargniit II. A beamy! 'Twill catch you at first sight. Locks like the $1.50 kind. Price now, $1. 4 9 pair. Laiee Curtain Bargain III.

these are rot worth $3.00, they're not worth one red. But what's the use? You'll know when you see them, as well as we the finest, sweetest kind of patterns, at only

$1.98

L Just

In the same bargain corner of our store you the score, skirts by the thousand, if you you must have seen those worn

of us. All-wool suits, silk lined jacket, $4.08, $7.98, !.98

at One-Half Regular Price.

see suits by the hundred, capes by have rot seen our tailor-made suits, by your friends that they bought

Illy Cll Wllb J.Hll l

" L'5 new, beautiful, fine Blouse Suifs new blue, tan, the prettiest we have seen, want a suit? Do'you like to make a saving? If so, see suits shown by IM. & M.

Do you

Special.

5,000 yards Yard-wide Percales, heavy fabric, light or dark colors; per yard

Why This Long Talk?

'Tis well known we never say a word nor.use an inch of space unless we've something special a real money-saving lot of goods. This is no exception. NUSBAUM & MASHMEYER

People's Exchange.

A DVB4ri-KMENT3

unir th head of r

Hitti.tir.na inala nr fi.m.1. h.In '

wanted, when not exceed! lg tour line. inserted ) FREE in thee columns. All "ads" for Rial Estate S ites. Hotnes for ' Rent, Financial, Lost and MinscWlaneous ' Wants Inserted for 5 cents a line each insertion

Waste i Salesman for fine side line. Address. Manufastnrt-r, postoffiee box 341, Lynchburg, Virginia. MONEY EASY Ami to loan on approved security, at to 7 per cent. Time ami payments favorable.' Thompson Bros , loan ami real estate, S. 7th st. For Sale. 5 room frame houteand 4 vacant lats 01 the north east corner of llth and north f1 street. Will sell at a bargain, address T. ) Welch, id lmo Morrow, Onto.

ONE PRIC E TO A t-lr';'"" """""'" ".'

807 MAIN ST

Why is it that everybody this year wants

Americans are the most inventive I eople on earth. To them have been, issued nearly 000,000 patents, or more than one-third of ail the patents ; issued in the world. No discovery ! of modern years has been oi

jrreatter benefit to mankind than 1

Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and . Diarrhoea remedy, or ha done more ;

to relieve pain and suffering. J. W. !

v auern, of Oakton, Kentur-ky, say: j "I have ued Chamberlain's Colic,

Cholera and Diarrhoea lit-mdy in my family for several years, and fiad it to be the best medicine I ever used for j

cramps in the stomacn ana bowels.

For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. j

1 JBi! CMl FY

BICYCLES

BECAUSE their absolute Superiority over all others is now well known and established. BECAUSE they are made of Best Material, Construction and Finish, and have Finest Bearings and are

' The Easiest ami Lightest Running Wheels on Earth. " MODEL 15 HENLEY, latest up-to-date pattern, is the Nobbiest, Sweixest and Most Attractive Wheel for 1898. Adapted for track and road racing, and also a perfectly reliable wheel as roadster. It is the Bicycle IIU of the Season. Get your order in quick for one of these elegant wheels. There is a big rush for them.

Henley Bicycle Works.

BELL & IX 31 AW, City Agents.

Richmond, I ml.

Recruiting Office. For the cans of Cubans. Whoever

wants to enlist mast purchase a suit of

clothes at Gatzek, the tailor's, No. 10 north tenth street. tf

Wall Paper Is very complete. All the New Colors and Novelties new in. Prices exceedingly low in all grades. White Blanks from 3c up. Some new Cameras and Kodaks lately received. Full line Photographic Goods. Call and see them.

Dav of Prayer. To the Editor Richmond Palladium: The Christian women of Richmond are invited to meet Tuesday mornirg at 9 o'clock. May 3, at Grace M. E. church, for a day of prayer, in the interest of pood municipal government, and for onr beloved country and those ia authority. First Timothy, second verse, second chapter. X.

Screen wire, windows. apr29d2t-w2t

screen doors, screen M. C. Prick.

AT BICHHOND TUESDAY MAY 3. The Leon W. Washburn Circus, Museum, Hippodrome and Wild West PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED THIS SEASON!

New Designs in

i Furniture.

See our $20.00 Oak Suits. See our $16 OO Sideboards

ADMISSION

,25c.

CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE,

TWO PERFORMANCES, AFTERNOON" AND EVENING

10c.

ATI ASD 8 (CLOCK, EALX OS SHUF.

SEE THE W0HDER2UL CATAPULT!

Ferd Grothaus, 533- 535 Main Streets

OME of your acauaintance dress better than you do. and at smaller cost? It is sirrmlv this : Thw

understand where to get the best clothing value for the least money. Our customers are all graduates from the college of practical

economy. Any suit we sell strikes the maxium ot desirability in every particular. This means that the purchaser cculd have bought nothing more satisfactory. We guarantee our prices the lowest in the city or money refunded.

IT.

MOORMAN

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