Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 May 1898 — Page 2

J KICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1893.

THE EXCELLENCE Or SYBl'P OF FIGS indue not only U .. vtarinality and simplicity of the combina.IrT ' nt also t the care and skill with whic.1 it it manufactured ly btrientific processes known to the CAMroRSi Fio SvarP Co. only, and we wish to impress upon all the importance o purchasing: the true and original r- medy. At the genuine Syrup of h'ig is manufactured by the CiLiruHMiA ri fcvacp Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthies imitations manufactured by other par ties. The high standing of the CauFiiCMA Fie fciVKL'P Co. with the medi cal profession, and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has civen to millions of families, makes the name of th; Company a guaranty of the excellence f its remedy. It w far in advance of u.11 other laxatives, a it acts on the kidneys, liver and bowels without irritating or weaken intr them, and it dor not irripe nor nauseate. In order to tgvt its leneflcial effects. Dleasc rett-cmber the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. am rKn' i' , cat, IT -riI Richmond Palladium. P Jb laned SWT vnlnj (Sanday excepted) bcbpacb; flicking er. by O Ilo Has. K2 sad 921 Main St. nesr'Tecth Telephone No. SI. TUESDAY MAV 10. 1833. TEBU4 OF SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail, p-wtae paid Oasraootb " " Om week, by carrier .06 KEPUULICAN TICKET. roa coKoaass. Jataea K. Watson. COUNTY TICKET. . raoaaotrros. William A. Band. tKMATOI. Charles C. Binkley ijint aepaasBiTATivs Francis T. Roots' traaKTTiva Jesse O. Sttveast1 GLIK Inaac O. Boa ii. al-DITOB . Alexander S.;Reld. aaaa'FV. Charles ILUnthaak John W. Turner. BCOSDEB. King K. William rotoH suavaroa. Robert A Howard. OOCKTT COMMlSSIOSBa (Western District) George W. Cat away (Midii eJDiatrict) Albert OlerJ TOWNSHIP TICKET. i CHTICB OF THB FAf. Jtihn 8. Ly'e. Frank M. Conner. COKSTaBLB Beniarain Crump. Archibald Lytic. Cuba's hand. day of deliverance is at Chicago bakers have advanced the price of bread a cent a loaf. A colored girl has been elected class poet at the Walnut Hills (Cincin nati) high school. The first important failure as the result of Leiter's wheat corner occurred in Chicago yesterday. Robert Lindbloui, a board of trade man. went under with $100,000 liabilities. Now that wheat is going out of sight and flour is climbing at a proportionate rate, it is a good time to call attention to the fact that the best, wholesomest aud cheapest bread in the worlJ is corn-bread. Otx. McKkk yesterday declined to accept the colonelcy of the first Indiana regiment tendered him by Gov. Mount. Mcblee insists on a brigadiership or nothing. The indications are that he will not a brigadier. Jo. Leitek, the new Chicago whwat king, has made $3,500,000 in his late deal, and it is claimed he has made $150,000,000 for the farmers of this country. His dal began a year ago !ast April. Wheat was then o th about 64 cents. Yesterday it sold at f i.75 in Chicago. How much higher it will go no man can tell. In one month it has advanced 45 cents in Liverpool. It is now higher than at any time since 1SSS, when the price reached 12. The time for a great naval battle somewhere in the vicinity of Porto Rico seems near at hand. But it will not and can not be fought by newspa per corre? pondects, and the publie will

imply have to wait till the American '

and Spanish fleets fret together. And

may b several days after they hav got together before the public will re ceive any reliable information of the collision. This much can be depended on : The Associated Press will have the first reliable news of the battle whenever and wherever it may occur and the Palladium will print it fresh from the cables and wires. No dependence whatever can be placed in grape vine bulletins. UM TO t't'BA. According to the latest and best in formation from Washington the fol lowine plan has been a 'opted for the capture of Cuba. General Nelson A. Miles before the end of the week will leave Washing ton for the purpose of taking command of the armv of invasion degtined for Cuba. Orders were given yesterday for the mobilization of an army aggregating at least GO.OOO men. It is to be in Cuba witbin ten days. The 18,000 regulars now in Florida will first be sent. They will be fol lowed by Colonel Woods rough riders, who are to sail from Texas. The yel low fever immnces, 10,000 in number, will tollow and detachments of the volunteer army will be dispatched fter the immunes nntil at least 60,000 men are in Cuba. General Miles will command the army in person; with him will be General William K. Shaf ter and General J. F. Wade, who will have charge of the cavalry troops in the field. The American army will tight in conjunction with the insurgent forces. General Miles to take command of both the American and Cuban armies and General Gomez to retain direct control of his own command. The reports received from Gomez during the last forty-eight hours show that gallant old insurrectionist ready nd full of fight, bat anxious for food and ammunition. Daring the last two weeks he has steadily marched from the interior to the place where the Americans will land, and will be on baud when the first detachment beach es its boat on the Cuban shore. The war department has hired twen y-two transports from the Clyde, Cuba Mail Mallory, and Wood line). Military experts here expect that Havana will be taken from the rear in four weeks from today. After the base of supplies at Maritl or some ad jicent point has been established with land and sea fortifications a cordon of troops will be thrown around Havana. The starvi'g Cubans will be fed dur ing every step of advance. Ample notice will be given the aged, the women and children, and they will be zivtn safe conduct to a place of safety The field artillery will be planted at every available spot in the rear of Havana, and General Rlanco's surrender will be demanded. A general engagemant is regarded as improbable, owing to the topography of the country. Several hot f.k;rmishe9 are inevit able, but Blanco, it is believed, unable to receive re-enforcementa or food from the sea, and powerless to with draw from the city or obtain supplies from the interior, will surrender afte a short siego. A force of 10,000 will be landed in the rear of Santiago De" Cuba, and in conjunction with General Calixto Gar 3ia will press upon Santiago, in the same manner that the American army and Gomez will upon Havana. Creeusfork. u: wont we eat peaches and pears and cherries and some apples, this fa! If Farmers are hard at work planting corn. Married, at Pine Grove cottage, on last Thursday evening, by the Rev. C. A. Baldwin, Mr. Ernest Wyle of Economy and Mis) Minnie Cain of Greensfork. May joy strew their r- w ay . . -. " Kev. W. Li. Lnufman. who is pastor of the M. E. church at Cadilac, Michigan, and ho was reared in this vicini ty. will preach at the M. E. church at this place next Sunday evening. All are invited to come and hear him. He desires to see his old friends. We are all willing that Sampson should not bring disgrace to the name. Ui Uaylor, the postal clerk, is quite ill at his home. Wheat will be a very poor crop. Marttndale fc Harris are still doing a big business in the poultry and but ter trade. Beech McMullen is putting up a nice addition to bis house. Dim rvaucner ana others are im proving their houses. Rev. O. Beeson of Shirley has been visiting among his people since his mother's death This is a reading tewn since the war commenced. Preaching at all the churches last Sunday, and yet everybody might im prove. Some talk of a quart shop." scratch, scratch, scratch: unable to aiiena to ousiness aurincr tne dav or deep during the night. Itching piles. Horrible plague. Doan s Ointment cures. Never fads. At anv drus store, ou cents. Arc You Easily Tired? Jnst remember that all your strength must come from your food. Did you ever think of that t Perhaps your muscles need more strength, or your nerves; or perhaps your stomach is weak and cannot digest what you eat. If you need more strength then take CCOTTTTG of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophoaphitea, The oil is tha most easily changed of all foods into strength ; and the hypophospnites are tne best tonics for the nerves. SCOTTS MUL. SION is the easiest and quickest cure for weak throats, for coughs of every kind, and for ail cases of de- . bility, weak nerves, ; and loss of flesh. Joe and $uea; aB druggisa. SCOTT BOWSE, Chemists, few York.

THE TRAGEDY

AT SANTA CRUZ. Graphic Osscrlotlon o! In Explosion of the Powder Mill at Santa Cruz, Cal.. In Whoh Thirteen Llvss Were Lost. The following letter from Miss Lil lian Howard, who is teaching school in Santa Crnz. has jist been received bv her parents in this city. It is dated Santa Cruz, Cal., May 3, '03: It does not seem as if this war be longs to us, and when I look at the war ne s ic the papers it seems as f it all belongs to somebody else, and not to our own blessed L nited States Yet I think we are right, and chat tht Spanish needed a thrashing, and 1 hope they will have good cause to remember with sorrow and shame what great crime they committed when they destroyed the .Maine. The watchword here, as it seems to be everywhere, is "Remember the Maine." Ves. everybody here but a few old grauuit)8 arc in tavor or war, ana i notice that the grannies wore a very complacent smile .yesterday when th news of Dewey's vietory came to us. So I do not think the peace element is very aggressive. One of our minister: preached on the subject and called it a holy war, and lauded America to the skies for at last going icto it. I think I shall like him. Of course you have read about th frightful time we have had in Santa Cruz. I eould not describe to yon what a terrible thing it was 1 was sitting with l''.ry BurKs in he room, when the house rocked and twisted as if it would go to pieces. Of course we knew what it was for we know very well the difference in the feeling of a Leavy earthquake and heavv explosion, no we new out on the portico roof where we could 6e the Santa Lorenzo canoe, and just above the f jot hills we saw the omi nous black cloud, rising and spreading like a great umbrella, about four miles away. Then came another shock with its cloud, then another, both lighter than the first, and about twenty min utes later another heavy one. By this (im the f rests around the mills were ablaze, and an immense volume of smoke was pouring out to the ocean Pieces of the mills and branches and twi?s of the neighboring trees were picked up in abundance in our streets and in our own yard there were plenty of them, small, of course, and burn d and charred. Then the rumor came that the big magazine was in dang r, and for our citizens to look out for a frightful explosion, and to keep away from brick buildings. But happily, it was untrue, and soon it was safe enough for hundreds of men to fight the fires on the surrounding hills inn teen bodies were round, or rather, the charred and mangled mem ber of thirteen men, parts here and there, and only one was identified be vond all doubt, lie was killed away from the mills by a flying rock or mis sile of that kind. There will forever be an unhappy mystery about this affair, for only ten men are missing from the roll and from the town, and who the those strangers are no one can tell. In all probability they were seeking work or were tramps who had wandered in from cariosity. The San Francisco papers are making a great spread about it, declaring that the men were Spanish spies who were "hoist with their own petard." We of Santa Cruz do not believe as vet in the spies, and there has been at no time the intense excitement that we are credited with, since that first sad eyening a week ago. The coroner's inquest goes on today. What they will prove no one can tell. But some are trying hard to work up the Spanish spy theory. I think the works should have a United States guard, because they are important to the government now. How ti Look Gcod. Good looks are really more than skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the liver is inactive, ou riatTA s Vy i 1 i 11 a Ij-u-ttr i f VJanV" CTAmaoh 1 12 a. i- i u : r if rtta b-iiimn.a aru fltTilAtnil f All Vl a Y7a a pinched look. Secure good health, and vou will surelv have irood looks. 'Eleetrio Bitters" is a good Alterative nd TonJn. Ai-ta Hirewlv on th stomach, liver and kidnevs. purifies the blood, cures pimples, blotehes and boils, and gives a good complexion, Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at A. G. Luken's drug store. 50 cents rer bottle. 5 Webster. Webster's contest for crokinole championsh p has grown to be exceedingly interesting in partnership games. New buggies are numerous around our old town now, and the girls anticipate a hot time this coming summer. The lucky boys are Earl Mendenhall. Tom McCoy, John Wikerham and Cliff Price. , The funeral of Miss Molly Moor man, was largely attended here last Saturday. The farmers in general will be through with corn planting and the general rush of spring work by the last of this week. Mr. Will Haisley one of our promis ing young men has accepted a position tendered I i-n by a Chicago house. Mr. John Steddom has returned from Easthaven. He did not like the place or the wark. PASSED. Flava Hatvsy and Bert Commons Both Pas the Medical Examination.

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Light Artillery are now happy as the Jreaded medical xamination is comnlere! and mnt of the hovs succeeded iu passim? successfully. Among tne ... . . . nccessful ones were Flave J. Harvey and Ernest L Commons, both of Centervilie and well known in this city, both passing a very creditable exam nation. The mends of the two yocn . men will be pleased to leam that Wa; n county is to be represented by two neb. capable persons, and their move La IUCU v C nenta will be watched with interest throughout the war. Both boys have spuxkand nerve aBd will co doubt go into the fight for all there is in it. RURAL DELIVERY. Prospect That It Will bs Continued' In This County. j Postmaster Freeman said this morn ing that he had not yet been informed by the authorities at Washington what

would be done regarding the abandonment of the rural free delivery ystem in this county. The appropriation has not yet been used

up im this county, and . it is possible that some arrangement can be icade to continue the service, which has thus far proven so satisfactory tr the residents living outside the city. The monthly reports have shiwn beyord a doubt that the system has been a success even in the short time that ii has been in effect and it will continue to give satisfaction, arid the amount of mail matter will merease the longer it is tried. (For the Palladia m. I . KEPLT TO THK POEM "FATHER tUV ITS MEN." Came thy earnest err my daa-hter. to my rr Imteninit ear. ive Ob irive us Men. ray Father.'lbese dark imu aar hearts to cheer: And I answer thy sweet aptrtt. tnia I'm aaiiy Pre al'eady tiven to yonmany many million men. Ami I made them pare and ainless. In my Thr erealine all this evil, aa my iawa inej fher were men. mr cntld, moat surety, wno anr i, . . ii 1 1 tmiii ,a. .m Mine. Rnri,l lp.n beneatn the water, oy tne cruelty or Spain. Ami I irave a man most noble, woo is now Tri,, ho wirh lonur suffenntr patience, tuat -. ... w . '.i i. .n. n . a i A ...... r t in iai-w IW I Oil. But your Nation strung in power neara tne In that Island of the ocean, till it reached My ear. on niitn. And humanity uprising-, felt that Spain must tiiiniuhlKl !A For Mr iustice never sloepetn, ana. tms sufTennif called to Me, And this scouricins I permitted, as a recomnAnRH for Hin - Tis the reapinu of their sowing, whieh they did themselves oemn. I irave Dewey, brave and manly, nerved his heart with valor brave, -- So these poor reconcentrailos, from aestrue il..n m li.hr ii,,. Not lonir since secession leaders tried this rnnnrrv io (irprrnrov. Rut th hnvi in blue, triumphant, laid we head of treason low. vow tha hlnx and srrav together atand Uke hnithora. lovinir mates. Under that same atarry banner of these re united states. - ... i thi rrr roiiws ud from thousand, we ii Till the tortured island. Cuba, is releated from cruel pain. And some day when arbitration, peaceful cioines. as come it will. War will cease, and love will conquer, over niminir evarv ill. So I'm reiirninir still, my daughter, on My ArAr.tuivorful throne. And in midst of aU this conflict, I will still protect my own. Asx M. Stabb. Coushs and colds, down to the very borderland of consumption, yield to the soothing, healing influences of Dr, Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. MORE PICTURES Wanted by the Public Schools of tht City A Circular Letter. SThe following circular letter ex plains itself: Richmond, Ind., May 10th, 1S93. To the Patrons of the Schools of Richmond During the past two years the teach ers and pupils of our schools have been doing all in their power to beautify the school rooms of the city. A few valuable pictures and works of art have been bonght in each building that add greatly to the attractiveness

of thefts homes of the children. Wam

hope to do more during the next vearrJ

ine CQuaren maae uw hcdooi iiieu. home for six or seven ho of the school year. That the bare! plain walls of these rooms should be 4 oeau tiffed by the presence of beauti ful pictures and true works of art admitted and desired by all. By snr-j rounding the children with the work of great artists and historic scenes, they will become acquainted with - what is good in art, and will unconsciously absorb its influence and come to ap preeiate it intuitively. If the schools can be made attractive with works of art and beauty, much may be done to educate the taste, to refine the imagination, purify the feelings, and add gentleness to the character or our young people. A knowledge and appreciation ot true art does much to make the character of the man beautij ful. In the selection of works of art for the schools great care has been taken to buy none but the works of the ! world's great artists, and those that have great educational value and are j re?,n? &nd bating m character, I . .ve nav? no means ot carrying on 1 wo'k 1D the "boola except through the voluntary contributions of the takers, pupils and parents. During past, vear a ,hal nearly one hundred and fifty dollars have been . contributed to this cause. ring the next week we wish to j sk for another contribution fer this purpose, ana urge that ail parents and tnose interested in tne scnools contribute something. The teachers of each room will receive the money from their pupils and the patrons of their school. All money will be expended for the benefit of the building where it is contributed. Respectfully, T. A. Mott, Superintendent of Schools. Baby UineE Every mother feels an indescribable dread of the pain and danger attendant upon the most critical period of her life. Becoming a j mother should be 1 a source of joy ' to all, but the suffering and j aanger of the ordeal make misery. MOTHER'S FRIEND - . l , . 13 rancuy wnicn relieves women of the great pain and suffering incident to matemitv- th? hour which is dreaded as woman's severest trial is not onlv mH. painless, but all the danger is removed by its use. Those who use this remedy are no longer rf. j . i o s"uc,a "r g oomy; nervousness ' . ana oul.cr distressing conditions are avoided, the system is made ready for the coming event. uu me -crious accidents so common to the critical hour ar obviated by the use of Mother Friend. is a bussing to woman. l.OO itetrbottlk t all D s toraa, ' or aent tor xprasa on receipt of price! S, woaa!11 wTi?1 fStt to any address, wpaTriukcauoaK Xa SaADfrxu BK euros CO., AUcau.

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IDS BILIOUS ASS JLSV0U3 UIS0SDESS such as Win J and Fain In the Stoma h. Gidd!'. ness aiter me(, ueaaache. Dizziness. Droweinesa, Flashitucs of Hf-'it. 16S of Appecit. Ortivens. Blotebws OB the Skin. Old Chills. Disturbed Slep. Frightful Dreams and all N, nous and Trembling rnsat ion. THE riEST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF H IWE5TT MISCTES. Every sufferer will acknowledge them to be A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. EECIirt P1LU, taken as directed, will rtly restore Females to complete health. They rromptly remove obstructions or irr-ulriti- of the system auta core feicli Hradaea. For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver M MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Deecham's Pills are Without a Rival Ad km tfas LARCEST SALE of any Patent ateaUcine 1b ibc WsrM. 13c. at all Vrg 8trea. REGIMENT NUMBERS. Secretary Alger Agrees to the Ptan of Governor Mount. With the sanction of Governor tfount.Russell B. Harrison visited Sec -erary Alger yesterday, says & Journal di patch from Washington, and ob ained fom him omcial consent to -iave the vol-inteer Indiana regiments -lumbered from the last Indiana regi nent in the war of tne tbellion. The idea of this was that eaci Indiana regiment should havd a distinct history by num ber, and tht there should be no con fusion. The first five regiments raised bv Indiana served in the Mexican war, The subsequent 151 regiments served in the civil war. The first to engage in the Sranish war will, therefore, be numbered 157, 158, 159 and 160, and will be known as the United btatee Indiana Volunteers. This arrange ment was reached with Adjutant Gen eral Corbin yesterday afternoon. Th batteries will be numbered 27 and An Enterprising Druggist. There are few men more wide awake and enterprising than A. G, Lukei; & Co.. who spare no pains to secure the best of everything in their line foi their many customers. They now have the valuable agency for Dr. king" New Discovery for Consumption Couehs and Colds. This is the won derful remedy that is producing such a furor all over the country by it startling cures. It absolutely curesAsthma. Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call at above drug store and get a trial bottle free or a regular size for 50 cetitJ and $1. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. 5 Impossible to forsee an accident Not impossible to be prepared for it Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil Monarch over pain. HURT BY THE WAR. . j . -'. . ; .VI mm "Y 'entara t4 tha Groat Hawks. The war has knocked the Maine fish ing industry out completely so far as the offshore fleet is concerned, for none of the Grand bankers will dare to go to sea, that fishing ground being the moat crowded part of the Atlantic and con sequently most likely to be watched by the Spanish privateers. Bucksport, Port land, Boothbay. Rockland, Lamoine aud other places along the coast have large capital invented in the banks fish eries, aud the loss of this season's trips will be disastrous to owners and men alike. Even the lobster smack men are alarmed, and the fishing this year will be coufined to shore waters. It is expect ed that the prices of fish will be very high for a year or more. The people engaged in the fisheries are hoping that when the war is over und Cuba shall have become a free conn try there will be free trade between that rich island and the United States, for it would mean brisk business and big money for them. At present most of the dry and pickled fish sent to Cu ra, which is a great consumer, comes from the British maritime provinces and much of the trade is done in Span Lsh vessels. New ork Suu. A Prophetic Ods to llewtf. On Commodore Dewey's departure for Hongkong last November a dinner was giren for him at the Metropolitan club in Washington, at which the following verses then scarcely appreciated per baps at their true prophetic worth were read by Colouel Archibald Hop kins: Fill all your glaanas fait tonight. Tha wind is oft the shore. Ami, be it feast or be it fight, S We pledge the commodore. Through days of storm, through days of , calm, ' On broad Pacific seas. At anchor oS the isles of palm Or with the Japanese; Ashore, afloat, on deck, below Or where oar baUdogs roar. To back a friend or breaat a foe. We pledge the commodore. We know oar honor 11 be unstained Where'er his pennant flies ; Onr rights respected and maintained, Whatever power defies. Colonel Hopkins recently added this postscript to his toast: Along the far Philippine eoast. Where flew the ttg of Spain, Our commodore today can boast " 'Twill never Oy again. And np from all oar hills and vales. From city, town and shore, A mighty shottf the welkin hails: -Weil, done, brave commodore! "Sow let your admiral's pennant fly. Ti-n've won it like a man. Where heroes love to fight and die, bight ia the battle's van." New Vprk Triloofa. Sabeeqaeat. Alter popping the question pop's tne question. Boston Courier. How's This! We offer one hundred dollars reward for any ease of catarrh that cannot be eured by Hall's Catarrh Care. F. J. Cheney & Co., Prop , Toledo.O. We the undersigned, have known F. 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. West & Trnax, wholesale drugrg-isu, Toledo. Ohio Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale drngeists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken interBally, acting directly upon the blood n l ueous surfaces of the system. Price. 75e. per bottle. St Id by all druggists - Testimonials free.

TRADE WITH PHILIPPINES.

Hi WUllaaM S"y Owrs Exceeds Tl ml All Otfcr Caaatrtaa. A wail report from Consul Williams reached the state department at Albauy recently uuder date of Mama a. teb. s last. It gives a full description cf the Philippine islands, their resources. grow (u ui American traua, tic, will be incorporated la tne next voiaiue Issued by the bureau cl statistics oi me state department. Mr. Williams report says: The traded the rnuippiues v uu the United States eceeus mar. i a other countries combined and is grow ing at a remarkable rate. Today 1 n;ve authenticated invoices for export to the United States amounting to $ 13S.0'. He says the exports to the United States average tl, 000, 000 a month, ihe r port states that 816,000 bales of hemp were exoorted during the last three months. Of these I3S.I93 went to the United States and 78,000 to Great Britain and other countries. Mr. Williams shows from this that the United States has 64 per cent of the export trade from the Philippines, as against 36 per cent for Great Britain and other conutries. lis says that last year the increase of ship ments to the United states was i33,uvu bales and the decrease to Greut Lritain 22,000 bales. He aild.s "Of increased shipments from the Philippines those of the United States were 54 per cent greater than to all other countries com bined." New i urk Commercial Advertiser. rat's Little Joke. Mike Phwat wages do you be getthi now, Pat: Pat One hf-oudred dollarsMike Phwat? One booudred a mouth? pat Ore booudred dollars f or ot e boondred days! New ork eekly. Not to B IeeeiTeL. "What kind uv a cannon dew yew call this one, Renbr" "That's a 12 pounder, father." "Don't try to poke fun at yer father, boy. That thar cannon weighs a ton or I'm a liar." New York Truth. What She Thought. Lady Cyclist Tom says I ride more gracefully than any other girl of his acquaintance. What do you think of that? Minnie I think he should extend bis acquaintance. Tit-Bits. Bright Idea. "That's a stuuuiug spring overcoat ofBiibie's. " "Yaas. Had his Tuxedo dyed yellow doncherknow." New York Journal Apprehensive off Rivalry. "I can see tbrongb the whole scheme in a ininnte," said the baseball ruag nate. "Everybody knows that one o: the most interesting things on earth a fight. It conies mighty close to being unprofessional. ' "What is the difficulty?" Just as soon as we announce tha we're not going to have any more d order on the baseball grounds these con gress people get together and try to at tract attention to themselves!" Wash ington Star. Had An old colored Picnic citizen, hearing the rumors of war with Spain, applied the position of cook to the army. "What experience have you had?' was asked. for he "i wuz cook 111 de uoniedrit army sub," he replied. "Dat is, I had de po sition of cook, but ter tell de truth, didn't wok at it." "Why?" "Dey wuzn t nutfin ter cook, suh !' Atlanta Constitution. Buoklen'a Arnioa Sal vs. The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, nlceis, salt rheum, fe ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil biains, corns, all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give per fect satisfaction or monev refunded t rice 2o cents per box. For sale by A. u. L.uken A Co. Dr. Miles9 Heart Cure Cures a Prominent Attorney. M' K. E. C. PHFXPS. the leading pension attorney of Belfast, X. writes: "I was discharged from the artny on account of ill health, and suffered front heart trouble ever since. I frequently had fainting and smothering spells. My form ns bent as a roan of 80. I constantly won an overcoat, even In summer, for fear of takin? cold. I could not attnd to mj business. My rest was broken by severe pain; about the heart and left shoulder. Three years aro I commenced nsinz Dr. MUet' Heart Cure, notwithstanding I had used s much patent medicine and taken drags fron doctors for years without being helped. Dr Miles' Heart Cure restored me to health. I' is truly a wonderful medicine and it affcrd me much pleasure to recommend this rem ed y to everyone." Dr. Miles' lie medics -e sold by all drusgists under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money re funded. Book on dis eases of toe heart and aervea free. Address,

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Beal & Gregg,

ir.--" ? Ti : 2.4 ..!: 1... . i. ! t 1 Spry St I I -a!5. War on Prices! For the next 30 Days I wdl sell New Sewing 3Iachines for S14.80 and $1G.80. R M.LACFV, 718 Main St. Sanitary Plumbing, - Sewerage, Gas Fixtures &c. H. H. MEERHOFR PU.! Piloa! Itchiac BrvPTOxa Moistare; tateaae ttchiaar aad ttiBfiag: most at niht; worse by S)CTachina;. t ' aMwed to con taoe tamors form, which ifla bleed and aioerate, becomiaa; very sore. 11 , , . .n-Kmmmr wym ,UC ncUM SB4 tlevdiaa;, heals oioeratia, aad is aaoat rasrs -esaovea tamors. At dracrirta. or bv n&al tb eenta. Dr. Swayae iSogl. PhHadelDhia Dr. Davis' Anti-Headacbe Cures vhere all others fai1. All drmr aTiatS. . --

Soap Sharing:

isn't pleasant to think oC It's slovenly and unclean. But how are you going to be sure that your soap is used only by yourself? Particular people use Pyle's Pearline. That solves the problem. They fill a salt shaker or sifter

Then they use that instead - SStlStiii Slili 11 l:LsJaa. olst street liouievara, kjiiivusv. OF y 1 PRICES Sale.

2s

803 Main Street, Richmond Ind.

Come

And see the largest and choicest line of

Spring- Siaitingrs, Troiisexizigrs arid. Orrercoa.tirj.ersi in the city. Geo. W.

Schepman, 407 Main St. HARNKSS ! HARNESS! THE WIGGINS CO, Gio. Wioonrs, Mor, Old SUnd. Telephone 144