Richmond Palladium (Daily), 4 May 1898 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY

PALLADIUM, WEDNESDAY. MAY4- ib9a

'A PERFECT FOOD mm Wholemomo mm It la DeJJciooa." .

WALTER BAKER & CO.'S

BREAKFAST COCOA

Hu stood th test of mora than too years' use among sll classes, sad for purity and honest worth is unequalled." Coots less than ONE CENT a Cup. Trade-Mark on Every Package. UfAl TCD DA VCD D. rf ITf

Established I 780. DORCHESTER, MASS.

Come

And see the largest and choicest line of

Spring" Su.Itingrs, Trovuserlxigrs staad. Trercoatlngre in the city. Geo. W. t Schepman,

407 Main St.

W0XDEKS OF SCIENCE'

HOW A LOCOMOTIVE WAS SCOOPED

UP IN NEW ENGLAND.

A Piece of Paper,

A Book, or a Picture may convey valuable information as well as to furnish pleasing impressions from an artistic standpoint. We not only are showing the finest line of Wall Paper ever offered in the city, and at the lowest prices when you consider their value, but also we have n w in stock very complete pictures of information concerning the Cuban War, such as books, maps, statistics, pictures of the nation's war ships, etc. Call and see our display. Ellwocd Morris X Co

Antic of Electricity Startling Effect of

Eleetrold" Whirlpool Produced and

Bacteria Killed Rotation of Object la

M 1.11 r IMaanoad la a Volcano.

A strange accident recently occurred

on tba Clinton andFitchtcrg branch cf

the New York. New Haven and Hart

ford railroad. Through the neglect of a telegraph operator, say Locomotive Engineering, an engine with a snow-plow passed the station where a stop order

had been received and met a milk train on the road. The engine of the milk

train was scooped up cn the boiler cf

the enowplow engine and remained in the position shown until taken to an engine boose. An unusual thing about

tbe accidtnt was tiiat nobody was even

bort. There bad been five men in the

snowplow, but they jumped out before

the collision and escaped without injn ry. The fireman of the milk train en

gine was knocked from the cab into the enow, aud be escaped wifb a few slight bruises. The engineer of the top engine

and the engineer of tbe bottom engine

both remained at their poets, and nei

tner was l una red.

Tbe mention of electricity of a frisky

behavior will suggest to most people

some of its actions cn the trolley or

about tbe street cars or in connection

witn electric Iisnt wires wbeu it

breaks loose, which are all of too dan

gerous a character to be amusing, noting not at all its pranks on their own deeks, though no "live" wire be with

in a mile of them, writes George J,

arney in Lippincott's. It does not al

ways occur to our minds that electricity

is placing a little trick when v take n

bee of wrnirfg paper nxtu a t.ie ana find it Anna nnt mud ilnnit. krjt rlr-atr !

I along another sbeet or more, "sticking j

i'iiiij ugviuci. truii4jkr W.UUU f

or me immense eneeis ox doom paper on a printing press in certain states of tbe atmosphere when one is slid on to the form of type aud has one or more others partially adhering to it for a moment, then taking flight away from tbe press to some diugy resting place frequently

keeps the pre-wmen in an uncomfortable

state of fidgets, tuch action results

LIKE h GILO

ELDORADO

STEAM LAUNDRY

The plate where Lace Cur'ains are . Lauoderied, is the place to bring all laundry work. 829 Mala St. Telephone. 358

L. V. BTINBON Prop..

ill

S, ...

6 Cents a -WeekJ

has demonstrated tea thousand tunas that it la almost lniallibl FOR WOMAN'S PECULIAR WEAKNESSES. trrernlsritles and drranremeata. It ha becom th leading remedy for this class of troubles. It sssrta a wonderfully healing, strengtheningand soothing; infioenc npoa the menstrual organs. It aaraa whites" and falling of th womb. It atop flooding aaa rUTs sup

pressed and painful manstrnatloa. For Chang of Life it is th bos anedlcin mad. It 1 beneficial daring pregnancy, and help to bring children into home barraa for year. It invigorate, stimnlates, strengthens th whol aystarn. This great remedy 1 offered to all afflicted women. Why will any woman suffer anothsr minute

itn certain relief within reach f

T Win of Cardol only coat Sl.Mper j Sell smai a -

Ivfe. N ana ourtl SMtel S

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scttu Cs CJuMfcuMwea, Tmm. I t. I. W. SMITH. Camdsa, . C. tarsi i M alls uad wins otCsrdui at hsms

tor falling ol li stems an n aailralf

car asr.

SCOOPING CP A LOCOMOTIVE.

from the attraction and repulsion of fric

tional electricity the same kind that

is produced by the chafing of tbe silk

flaps against the rotating glass disk in the eo called "electrical machine." An

experiment with tbe same kind of elec

tncity, which can easily be tried, is to

apply gentle friction to a thin piece of

clotb or paper, when ou bringing it near the wall of the apartment it will

be attracted thereby and adhere to the

surface be it wood, plaster or paper

lor a brief time.

The Popular !?cieuce News says that

an interesting discovery, from a geological point of view, was recently made

by an explorer in the mountains of Witzies Hoek, Natal, says Le Genie

Civil. On the summit of an extinct vol cano, on the edge of a laka that occu

pies me crater, soundings revealed a

layer of sand inclosing small diamonds.

It would be interesting to know wheth

er these diamonds were there acciden

tally that is, as tbe result of washing

operations carried on by the natives or

whether this discovery corresponds to an actual mine of diamonds, for tbe

hills of Witzies Hoek are not situated

in regions known to be diamond bear

ing. On this last hypothesis the preS'

ence of precious stones iu the crater of

a volcano would doubtless throw some

light on tbe formation of the gems in

nature.

Rychnowski, tbe electrician of Lem-

berg, claims to have discovered an elec

tric fluid, which be calls "electroid." The discovery has caused a great sensation on the continent. He obtains it by

electrolysis, but it is not identical with electricity. Its effects are declared to be startling, producing light and causing

Geissler tubes to emit fluorescent rays. It works pbotochemically, rotates ob

jects in midair, produces whirlpools in water aud kills bacteria. Metal and

glass thereby can be charged with electricity, and the magnetic needle changes

direction under its influence.

m - w v " r v -- w w 1 w m m - - -

Mens

Suits,

Etc

New Quick Firing Gun. Messrs. Kynocn of Birmingham have

for some time past been engaged in per-

Hectuux the matiln i ' i - new mtfeJr fiVLtuuTu-.. i .yuwroutu IB

produciug a weapon a long way aneaa

of any other guu of a similar type, Hy turning a wheel tbe whole mechanism

is set working, and 000 magazine bullets are discharged per minute. Tbe

gun, which weighs only a hundredweight, is single barreled and while iu action is kept cool by a water jacket,

which is filled automatically. The bring action is supplied with cartridges

by an endless belt, which passes through

a box and collects tne cartridges, xne

gun will kill at three miles, and as the barrel is made to swing from right to

left it will probably prove to be one of tbe most deadly weapons of modern warfare. Westminster Gazette.

TREASURES OF MEMORY.

All wool, well made, $6 and $7 Suits. We do this to floor competition and to turn our stock back to cash. These are special

REDUCTIONS:

250 Men's 5 00, 6.00, 6.50 All Wool Suits $3.00 TMen's $10 Suits, - $6.00 All $12 Suits, beauties, very swell, - - $7.50 200 Special Youth's Suits (5 to 1 5 years), - $1.50

id-Each at - - - $2.00 and $2 50

r Halt clothing house prices for same quality.

Bffvs best blue denim Brownie Overalls, 17 C

100 Doz. Men's 50c Working Shirts, 25C tra Doz. Men's Madras Shirts, 38C

,aDol Men's white, hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 2 for 5c

!0f

fPieces fine 85c Zephyr Ginghams Pieces indigo blue 8) 3c Percale

. Pieces light 10c Percale

E l"8ht Shirting Prints vkTsilvr gray, indigo blue, turkey red and """"aincY Shirtine

$ tle 5c Unbleached Muslin 3 J

4c 2 Cases soft finish, 6c Bleached Muslin 4c 5c Bates' 11-4 Bed Spieads, ready to use. 6Uc 5c Ladies' imported 25c Tan Hose ..15c lic Ladies' black, seamless ioc Hose, 5c Your choice, all styles boys' 3ic 25c and 50c Waists, 12c 3c 1 Case 8$c light colored Flannelette, 5c

Long years ago when we were young Lifa was a pleasant dream. And fancy her bright flowers threw Upon sweet memory "e stream. We thought upon the future then Aa beautiful and fair. And sitting by the river's side Built castles in the air. Oh, we were light and Joyous thenYes, happy as the day The very sunbeams seem'd to laugh To see oa look so gayDon't you remember how you told Sweet tales of fairy lore. How some brave knight would giants slay Hia mistress to restorer Bow we in our pure innocence Believed them to be true ou from your childish, gviltlea faith, I from my trust in you. A nd how I said in years to come We'll live beside that stream. And all the while the sunbeams laughed, . Bo glorious wa our dream.

Long years have passed, and yet yon might

Believe in fairies Etin, For smooth has been your stream of life As some low forest rill. Your hopes of faith and truth and love Krill rt'er vntir rathwav shine.

While sorrow's waves within their depths

Have deeply buried mine. And while you In your trusting heart Your innocence retain Mine has .been wrecked amid the shoals

Of richer and ot tame.

That Is How Ftlohmond CttJzana Talk

About tha "Lift la Conqyarar."

Following np the workings of the little conqueror in Richmond many

surprising cases are beinc placed be

fore the public. Our citizens are sur

prised and delighted. They express

their approval in an emphatic manner.

never hesitating to let the public know

what it means to be conversant with the capabilities of the little eonquerer. A good example of this comes from

Richmond are. Mr. Edgar Mote,

much respected citizen, was found at hii residence, number 121, and the

following is the account in detail as

given in his on words:

Mr. Mote, who is employed at Hasty

Bros.' factory.liH Fort Wayne avenue,

says: "For a long time my kidneys have not been right and recently a

steady aching pain set in that was most distres ing. At no time was it severe enough to lay me np, but it

made me feel miserable all the time.

was advised to try Doan's Kidney

Pills. I did so, getting them at A. Q

Luken & Co.'s drug store, and they acted like a charm. A very short time

sufficed to thoroughly relieveme of the aches and pains. I have no hesitency in recommending Doan's Kidney Pills

to others similarly troubled after my experience with them."

Doan s Kidney Pills for sale by sll

dealers, price 50 cents. Mailed by

Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.

Sole agents for the U- S. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEYING.

GUIDE TO WASHINGTON. 0. C.

Om of th Important Fsea to Whtcfc the

Camera Xfa Been Pat. Something like 50,000 square miles

of the mountainous country of western Canada has been surveyed with the

camera. Nothing comparable to this in chance.

Ssat Free to Teachers and Tourists

It contains special information about places of interest, also complete and comprehensive map of the national

capital, time of through trains to

Washington via Pennsylvania short lines, and reduced rates over that route for the National Educational association meeting in July. Just the thing for teachers and any one going

to Washington. Address W. W

Richardson, District Passenger Agent

IndianaDohs, Indiana, enclosing twocent stamp. The guide is worth much

more.

Unfortunate People

are they who while suffering from Kid

ney Diseases are prejudiced against all

advertised remedies. They should know that Foley's Kidney Cure is not

a quack remedy, but au honest guar anteed medicine for Kidney and Biad

der troubles.

A. G. Luken & Co. and J. L. Ad

aros & Co.

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Handsome soct pair .

Handsome $ i.eo pars

Handsome $1.25 pairs

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1 ;

32c 69c

79c

ndsome $1.50 pairs Ol Uo

These are specially special offers to prompt buyers.

Lev that Altera.

lovf ts not love that alters when it altera tlo

finds. That is one of the sublimet lines in all

literature. It is the final definition ot love

bv the world's greatest reaaer 01 ine ounuu mind, Shakespeare. Nearly all women who truly love, love in this sublime way. Men seldom do. . Woman's most frlonous endowment is the power to awaken and hold the pure and honest love of a worthy man. When hr losea it and still loves on, no one in

the wide world can know the heart agony v nrinrra- The woman who sneers

from weakness and derangement of her 9i raiunlt orTanism soon loses the

power to sway the heart of a man. Her general health suffers and ahe loses her nml lnnki her attractiveness, her amia

bility and her power and prestige as i Trr R V. Pierce, of Buffalo. N.Y.

with the assistance of his staff of able phyv.. nrwribed for mtOT thousands

of women. He has devised a perfect and scientific remedy for women's ailments. It is known as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It is a positive specific for all weak.v rlivases. disorders, displacements.

irresrolarities, and debilitating drains pe

culiar to women. it poncrs, iqua, mit)mn and heals. Medicine dealers

ell it, and no honest dealer will advise Ton to accept a substitute that he may

make a little larger profit. .fflirtMi with vidaer troable iaa

.i. . hl tra-nid liver. writes Mrs. t.

rmowh ite of Duffiio. Erath Cck . Texas " Wbeu

I t. I cym- bottle of tT-

t . c.ni. ri. 1 it j ion and nw vu-s of

his Pleasant Pellets' I am now vt'J. I ba BO( walked in four months wtai I comrre-ca h. hmnint: but is. tea UVS I WSS 4C tC

tbe way of photographic surveying has

been accomplished on any such scale

anywhere else in tbe world.

The causes of failure on the part of

many who have tried tbe niepod and discarded it in diegust are chiefly two.

One of these is a defective knowledge

in descriptive geometry and perspective,

which are essentials of tbe plotting photographic surveying. The other difficulty lies in the manipulation of tbe photographic apparatus itself and the making of a proper negative. Tbii is by no

means tbe easy tbmg ft seems, since photographs that would be highly acceptable to tbe average photographer, professional or amateur, might be quite useless for tbe purpose of the surveyor. For example, the surveyor's picture, in

order to be of use, must be taken with tbe oamera in precisely the horizontal

position, tilting never a hairbreadth in one direction or another. The leus he

uses must be an anastigmat and absolutely rectilinear, that tbe image may not be in tbe least distorted, and the plate must be of a special kind and ad

justed in the camera with a degree of nicety of which tbe ordinary photographer has no conception.

Mr. Devi lie, wbo had in charge the

Canadian work, points out ia a practical way bow many of tbe worst difficulties may be easily overcome. Thus the simple device of having a net suspend

ed between tbe legs of tbe tri

which stones are nlaoedXiffrjflVe in

w'ffiaFweatBer brt now Is lost through

tbe vibration or tbe instrument. Ana

the care which is counseled in deter

mining the exact period 01 proper ex

posure for a given plate, lens and light, even if carried out with far less scien

tific precision than is here suggested, would enable many an amateur wbo now wastes several plates for every good negative to reverse the proportions of failures and successes. St. Louis Olobe-

Deuiocrat.

Engineer I War. One has only to look back a few hun

dred years iu history and note the abso

lute transformation wrought in wanare as soon as the introduction of gunpowder and fire artillery became an accomplished fact. Tbe trained knight, bred

to arms and honestly believing tnat in

him lav all the science of warfare that

could ever be possible, was suddenly

transformed into a ridiculous Don Quix

ote, helpless before the rude band ol

peasants wbo, with tbeir "villainous saltpeter," made all his knowledge of the art of war obsolete. Today we are

undoubtedly on tbe verge of a similar

transformation, and should the misl ;r-

tune ot war become a aire uecessi '. j

there is every reason to believe tlit the ineennity of American engineers, cou-

fitmftors and inventors would evolve

devices of destruction before which the

existina battleships and fortifications

would soon be relegated to obscurity.

Two instances of most recent occurrence

have demonstrated tbe weakness ot modern warships, one tbe ease with

which the single blow of a ram sent the

Victoria to the bottom of the Mediter

ranean, the other the havoc which a single explosion wrought upon the Maine iu Havana harbor. Tbe modern warship ia fatally like tbe armored knight of mediaeval times, vulnerable because of exceeding bulk and clumsiness, a fair mark for the skill of the engineer who can combine force and motion and substitute rapidity for size and secrecy for strength. Engineer. To Mr tali ze Wood. The process for metalizing wood is

thus described in Moudes: Tbe wtwft-ia first immersed for three or four days, according to its permeability, in a canstic alkaline lye at a temperature of from 75 to 50 degrees. From thence it

passes immediately into a bath of hydrosulphite cf calcium, to which is added, after 24 or 26 hours, a concentrated solu

tion of snlnhtir in caustic potash. The

duration cf this bath is about 48 hours.

aud its temperature ia from 55 to 50

desreea. Finally tbe wood is immersed

from 30 to 40 hours in a hot solution of

acetate of lead. The process, as may be

seen, is a lona one. but tbe results are

surprising. Tbe wood thus prepared,

after having undergone a proper drying

at a moderate temperature, acquires un

der a burnisher of bard wood a polished

surface and assumes a very brilliant

motallie luster. This luster is still

further increased if the surface of the

wnnrl is first rubbed with a piece of

lead, tin or zinc and is afterward pot

isbed with a glass or porcelain burnish

er. The wood thus assumes tbe appear

nn nf a true metallic mirror and 1

very solid and resistant.

Have You Kidney Trouble?

A 50e trial bottle of Foley's Kidney

cure will prevent serious results from

this usually fatal diseases. A. G.

Luken & Co. and J. L. Adams & Co.

Spaolai Exourslon tj Burlington Park

via Pennsylvania Lines. May 23J, 24th, 27th and 28th ac

count the German Baptist annual meeting1 at Rurli erton Park (Xaper-

ville, Illinois,) special low rate excur sion tickets will be sold via Pennsyl

vania Lines. $S 10 will be the fare from Richmond for round trip. For

particular acccommodation of excursionists a special train will be run Sat

urday, May 2Sth, leaving Richmond at

a:u a. m., central time, running

through to Burlington Park without

AU excursion tickets will be

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured In

Three Days. Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind.,

says: My wife had Inflammatory Rheumatism in eveiy muscle and joint, her suffering: was terrible and her body and face were swollen almost beyond recognition; had been in bed for six weeks and had eight physicians but received no benefit until she tried

the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. It gave immediate relief and she was able to walk about in three days. I am sure it saved her life."

Sold by A. G. Luken & Co-, druer-

gists, Richmond.

Found.

ous cure tor Kidney complaints, ner

vous exhaustion ana temale weakness

It is Foley's Kidney ture.

good returning until June 24th, with

privilege to extend return limit to

June 30th. For special information please apply to C. W. Elmer, passen

ger agent, Pennsylvania Lines, Richmond, Indiana.

To Consumptives. As an honest remedy Foley's Honev

and Tar does not hold out false hopes in advanced stages, but truthfully claims to give comfort and rel ef in the very worst eases, ar.d in the early

stages to effect a cure. A. G. Luken & Co and J. L. Adams & Co.

TIIIE TABLE.

Pennsylvania juins

Effective November 28th

1897. Tralma Wmm ay OwattHal

Richmond Union Station. Pitts

burgh, Cincinnati Chcago & St Louis By RICHMOND DIVISION. Betwcw Chiairo and;ClneiaBU. EASTWARD TRAINS.

aaarvm. drpabt,

Cincintt Mail au 1 Ex i a. as. 4:1 a. as

tdnciati iavm. a- ti t-'.x t a. m. I 16 a. m. Paat Southern M and Kx &S0 p. m. s3 p. so.

tLoaatrt Accent a. m. WE8TWARU TRAINS.

tLnnniDorl Acroa TtH a. m

Kaal C6HKO M ad Kx.. 10-S5 a. m. 11 oo. m

tl-Ognpori Acc'm ... 7:p a, f : p. am.

I aca Mail and lus.it.-te p. m. 11 U b. aa

INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION. Bet ren Columbus and Indianapolis, EASTWARD TRAINS.

AaaiTB DBP.a-r.

fu L. A 1. Y. M. and ei T: a. aa. 7:Aa.aa, find. St Col Ace and El.WM a. m U.-tw a- aa

find- & Rich Aec. ami k.x M:bS p ai. .Penn. SDecial ( Mailt :8U p. na.

hi. U & S Y. M and Ex- 7:34 p. m. 7:45 p, m St. L. A N. Y. Umiled 8:46 p. m.

t Local liSO p. m.

WESTWARD TRAtJM.

!H Louis Fast Miul 6:15 a. m

tRich. and lnd. Accom : J5 a. m.

M. Louis Fast Eipmt.. Iifc40 a. m.

fCol. A Ind. Acc and k-x 12: 0 p. m. Itib p. m

Fast atitu.... p. m. :as p. n N. Y aud St. Louis. K.x... 7:16 p. m. 7:2S p. m

t Local 6:06 a. m.

CINCINNATI DIVISION.

Between Richmond and Columbus via Daytoa

ana Ae&ia. E 1ST W ARB TRilNt

aaaiva dbpt.

tRich. A Springfield Ex 6KW a. m.

Rich. A -prinifi-ld M. A Ex. 8:06 a. m Penn. Special (Mail). 4:3Sp.aa bUL. A N. Y Limited-.. S:dS p. n,

Dayton Local 10U p. tc

WESTWARD TRAINS.

tt- Louis Fast Mail 6:10a. m.

St. Louis Fast Ei press . 10:37 a. m.

tSur urfl d A Rich. M A Ex. 8:10 p. m.

Spriniffleld A Rich. Ei...l":SA p. m. Dayton Local 10:25 a. in.

QRAD RAPIDS & INDIANA RY.

Between Richmond and afackinawi ria Frt

VNavnean tirand Kapida. NORTH WARDlTRAINS.

aaajTB). biniT

I-Rich A O. R. M. an t Ex. 1116 a. m

tKich. A Ft. W. Acc. A Ex. 5:t p. m

Rich. A Mackinaw Ex 11:W p. B

SOUTHWARD TRAIN.

iFt. W. A Rich Acc. A Es. 9-M a m J O. R A Rich. M. and Ex. 3:40 p. wMockiuaw a Rich Ex .. 4 ftj a. m.

Daily. t Daily Except Bunday.i Trains number S and number 10 haul throngli

sleeping cars between Chicago and Oincinnati,

icairo and Hicnmond lor npnnaneia

O. R. A I. trains numbers t and S have parlor

It)

cars between Cincinnati and urana Kapids;

umbers S and 6 have aleepers between Cincin

nati and Mackinaw.

Cincinnati aud Chicago trains numbers Iran a

have Fullnan bullet parlor cars between

Cincinnati and Chicagi.

ioiumbu and Indianapolis trains ham

through sleeping cars on numbers X, 6, 6, 7, 90

and SI; dining cars on numbers 6,7,40, Jl. 3 and

Columbus trains. TiaZuavton ana Aents. bsnl

through sleeping cars on numbers 2, S, S, 10, 'JO and 41: dining cars on 30 and il.

RraKe must be at the station 90 minutes

before train time.

U w. LLMtK, TicBetiAgent. U A. BARBER, Station Master.

Wee Beautiful women

OFFER

RELIEF

r rz -

tor Ridnei

"My blood was in aj horrible condi

tion and I bad boils and pimples on my

I ace. i was run uown so that I

weigneu only iw pounds. After tak

mp; a lew bottles r flood's Sarsapar-

uia i was rcneveu oi me boils and pimples and had dined strength and

flesh." Chester LEichhorx, Mur

ray. Indiana.

Hood's Tills ai easy to take, easv

io operate, vureunaigrestion, head

ache. 2

Do Not Fooled

With the idea thattny preparation

your drugpist mayat up and try to sell you will purifyour blood like

Hood's barsapam. This medicine has a rotation it has earned its recorc It is prepared nnder the perso supervision of educated pharmsts who know the nature, fualiand medicinal effect of all thefredients used.

Hoods Sarsapruabsolutely cures all forms of b loot ease when other

medicines tail to any pood. It is tbe World's eref priDer Medicine

and the Une JLrulood Purifier

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SHOWS UXCLE SAM HOW TO TAKK A THICK, inc Dona have, whild be is delar-

ing action. '1 here ien't a laundry in the State tbet can teach ns any tricksin lannderirg : we axe op to the demands of the times in latin dry work in beautiful colors and

artistic domestic njoisa, ana we are promgt ir getting your work out in time.

mCrlClKQ STEAM LAUNDRY. D. Walters, Prop.

lt Miio 8t TrUphoae

IViOWEY!

We have several ams.of Honey to Loan on mortgage.

11 you want to borrow come and see ue.

7m. H. Ersdbury k Son

Boo on 3 1 aud P,W stooH Elock

BirBMoBD Ind-

Richmond Loan Co

LOANS

In any amount

on Household Oooda' Pianos, Horses, Wagons,

LOANS Buggies. Bicycles

Watches, Diamonds,

MONET

HONEY

MONET

When Weak, W and Wasted from Kidney Diss), why njt try Foley's Kidney Q a guaranteed medicine. I A. Q. Luken & Ctod J. L. Adams & Co. t

There is a Chf People

Who are injured bjuse of coffee. Recently there has placed in all

tne grocery stores w- preparation called GRAIN O, ripf pure grains,

tnat tases me piaet cotree. The most delicate stom.-cejves it with

ont distress, and tw can tell it

from eotiee. it qot cost over i

as much. Children drink it with great benefit. 15 nd 25 cts. per

pacsage. xry . lorutfALN-O.

A Warned.

ifoley s Colic Cuirery hot. bnt

wnen ouutea it is Sa friend indeed to those suff erln bowel com.

plaints. It never M2oe and 50c.

A. G. Luken & Co.!. L Adama

& Uo. f

The diocese of Perth, m western

Australia, is one of the largest the world, measuring aa much

Austria-ITsngnry .Germany, France,

Italy. Suain. Serria and Great Bnt

ain put together.

It Will do

Are you constipayou have sick headaches? Ifvous system, liver or kidhejprderf If an irPA TnniM3f HlVn'.A.?.

It is computed that 20,Cv0 tons ol Jt

eancea saiinon are eonsuiuwi auiuusu - piexion. Price 25c Luken

Ijr in ttus country. st Uo., druggists

in ac

Tbe consumption of sugar in Eng

land ia estimated at 86 pounds a year

for each inhabitant.

TO THEIR LESS FORTUNATE SISTERS

A SURE W)AO TO BEAUTY The Mnwes rk ll, i f No. TH rifth Avenue. I,Vw f.i "'W "r. th'' J',:l iin Itenerally the Compleiion Tonic hi. h tliry have soloiur used successfully in xr:l treatment

THE MISSIS Bill's complexion Toole

nas almost immediate ef , it In . : - -Lie and bn-huiiiiW the ikin. it is ih a , iSJ it does nc ;ovt r up the W.-mUles rii. do aud pastes .io but is a colon liquid that when appl:(;,i t.. th skin, dr-e. cot show It cleans.- rhe umn nf i h U in ... ifi

?!,d len Cnn'n'3 absolve ('nt rtlr freckles, piinpleu, Uu khva.ls. m,,th rau hei use Is so simple tiiat a hihl ran follow direcunand ,h" The Misses

is .ufficient to eie ir 'iX OMEBOTTLECOST3 YOVHCTUMO if the efTert ts not eactlv mr .lnimvi k.. " k "dVafaT 10 th"t or ii? 'liViW r.'a?er " r1!l'Ic wi ! , 11 '"'"'"luteiy clear a iTYr mm flexion ami ber....iy rood crt TI Tn emus offer 8hou- 1 la.Kl l.vall UfeD ; ladies can ad -Ijvss The Mies F. fl on all wnflT'nfi'1 n e' atisfVt-.iT advice ?t.,i,f.'s'en iwompflr v lthfHit chaw An THE BELL TOILET CO. . bo. 78 f ifta Ave, wew v-ri .

LOANS or any kind of

personal property

LOANS at POSITIVELY tha

Ha TEH

MONET

LOANS

LOiNS

LOANS

MONET MONET

In this city,

We give the lonirnar.

LOANS time to pay the money MONET

nack In weekly or

monthly payments or to suit yourself. We leave the goods

In your possession thus giving you the

use of both mooev and

LOANS property. All business MONET STBICTLT COSFIUKlCTIAr.

LOANS made to salaried people MONET on their neraonaJ

LOANS notes without endorse- MONET ment or collateral. LOANS placed same day of MONET application.

MONEY MONET

MONET

Richmond loan Company; Boom i, Tremcmt Block, North B at Cor. 8th d Main

FIRE ALARM BOXES.

Com in issionor'n Sale of Real

instate. Notice is hereby iriven that th nn.i

commiss'oner aDoointed ts. n ... i

1, "i r .SI. . Jons j. rloerner, rizri?"1 D7. T'ue or an order mad and en.

.lr'cu ,n "al" ca- sell at Doblie urt,n

a a

ne pnmisn on Thnnrfinii. 1 j. u j . .

a ,.;".,,. ""'"I loaiana, to-wit:

.. , . ui iuv .-,o, io in tnt part of tho ert r r Ricbmnnrl , i ,JlT.'Vl,e enroll

bribed a, foTiowsT Yo.t '"ninTli the wt alon CL7" '. tr?nl thence -aL, .uK "tre1 20 feet; thence north io .'OC VJ9 feet to 5th street; thence

m irrn m me place of be-

p raises. 'tre" n tbe of. 5 And will sell at public a act (on at I o'clock p w.;i fo''0T""' ecbed real estate ia i '. I loolaDa to-wit:

in .ionn nmiih'. .h,4,i. . . i

ciT.nt bi.k lilt!

i . ricrpiiur a strip of r round 41 feet in aridih off of the north .iH. ,.ff

TEKMSOF8ALE.

- - J o win WKJUIOI u loliowmz 1

. yne-trura of tbe Dwhiw

terms, to-wit:

im District, south of Main wast of 7ta.

J Sod and Booth B sth and 8onttt U . 2 -th and Sooth B. -h mod Sooth H. ' S 7 to and oooth O " 9auda,thrtct ooU, ' ut4 :. .na 2 l-eth and Main I f "S1? nd tb K. 4 7th and Hnnth ti

f 4th and Sooth A. 16ih and Month C. T 11th and Main Ut and Bontn'J.

ThU4 DUtrfct. ewitj, oVsfala aMofUsk. 2 1-iath and Sooth fl. 2 -lth and rJouth K. 2 -h and Main. 2 f 14 th and South O. lth and Sooth A.

7 SOth and Main.

roerth District, north of Mala, to rirer. m

City buUdin. ! ltw- HooU Co f , 1 ho bona. North Sta 7-Champlon mil B lath and North i Fifth District, Wert Blchmaal Sastop.

t Wt Srd and Biohjaoad in... Erlhm ciMT lfM" ' State and ftoyer Orant and Rid. 7 Hontaad Mapi. S Orant and Slxarui.-

Hn Jjre arenna n.-.

HUta Oiittrtct. aorta of D. mat 1 a.

ol ii ia

Hel

Vic you say tbattera not fepl-

ing well and that stomach was

out of order! W en try a bottle

of Dr. Laid well 8 iPeosin and

yon are fure of ronstipation

ana inaigestion enrts headache cured. Greatest txiankind and

is being appreciatednsands. 10e

will get you a trial tie. Lare-er

sizes ovc ana 91. s

For sale by A. 6. A C.

""."'J P"J in casn: one-tbird in on .

" jiroa tne (1st citbk

and ooe-th

. paranaer to execute hia note for the d-

id; valuation and aar moment laws, bearing mix mr . .1

...ju. .uv inereor. anl a raortgaee on the real estate sold

tuwiJI a. C AT E3, Com

un r. bobbins, Attorney.

1 -Bailroad ilutn

a H a ton s ooSa fadM.

rMu

j;wwr uriii Worka.

,:.r T, 'waj Work.

ecnred by

ru isiocer.

! rAwed A

Dover X. f$l, 1S96.

MESSRS. Llt The Balm

reached me safely, bo short a

time the effect is et$ My son says the first applicf e decided j relief. I have a & with "Ca-

oalUaw

S C!tT Mill

l-Cwor Dt Scott Oo.

Swventa lat-lot, hvtw aatoT j.a.

7 1 nth and ?cr. 7 -14th and Nor. k n

7 1

a Mala aa4 Vorta

l is

lxk j vnmm.

"d "d N6rU g SPECIAL RI9VALS -Prl call. I rtraoac

' "aaaral mmm o9

Bhaii receive them,'s Cream Balm will reign sol Respectfully, Mrs. Fraeema Cream Balm ia k4druggists. Full size, 50c. TrilO cents. We mail it. ; Iros..

AtSai 56 Warren slT. City.

EtrB CREAM RAT I a. ,

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mum nwiJuua.H Wansgt Brtwr.

n-uuoso Katss to B-tlmor

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kn tickets toB-"-" ehureh (southl ooadmnni.l -If. T

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privilege

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lines tiek cmu,yi-

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"Wrig-bt'a .Celery Tea. recuiates the liver ana ktdne v ,

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May Musical Festival Excunlon. Indianapolis via Pennsylvania

Uses.

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" o sow to Indianaoolia from Richmond. Worthington. " North ernon and intr,.

stations on Pennsylvania LuieTlW May Mosieal Feeti-al; ntunooZ

Sc at all irauuta I valid Monday, May 9tii, irMvloa,;

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