Richmond Palladium (Daily), 11 May 1898 — Page 4
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s WEDNESDAY MAY 11. 1898
RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM.
'Our constant aim is to sell tfis best goods In the market."
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Hon to Make a tup of Coffee, Old ffaj: Have the Coffee ground medium, use a scant tablespoonful to YT each cup of boiling water, with one extra for the pot; clear with egg shells; place the pot on the side on the side of the stove and X V' allow it to simmer ten minutes not boil the latter simply boils O the aromo aut of the Coffee; serve with cold cream and sugar to & taste. !X c Always have your water boiling hard before mixing with the VT Coffee. Never mix Coffee with cold water and then boiL A g shells for clearing should hive a little of the albumen adhering to p. the sides. T Watch 1 1ii.s space for the new way. A JAQ. F. McCdHlWMY. $
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For making Junkets. Something you want to try. Only 10 Cents for IO Tablets, VAN D. BROWN.
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SPAIN'S PLAN IN OPERATION,
"one quick dash," she says, "will
e id it." One quick dash of your horses
in an emergency will end your carriage
if it isn't made of the best materials,
and by a reliable maker, such as our handsome and stylish stock of- buggies,
d' a; tons, trans and runabouts are. Our
assortment is both handsome and
reliable.
Schneider Carriage Works.
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SZELtVSOZfcT 1898. IT is with much satisfaction that we announce that our new line of Wall Papers for the season of 1 89S is now in, and is far superior to any that we have heretofore carried. This season's collection com prises the best designs and colors of the very best and largest manufacturers in this country, and includes miny patterns especially colored to harmonize with the modern draperies and carpet?, and
every variety of room or light ffifl fffl tSBI ISIfl t?EB tSB fffll tSB JEZraxr UPattern 2STe-sr.
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Special attention has been given to the following grades White Blanks, Glimners, Scintellaires, lironzjs, Ingrains, Crepe, Leather Papers and. Varnish Tiles.
- - -lvi carry a full line of Itarlaps.
oe wmf snr- tin m.wn, teeu libera
The new colors Forest ni Empire Greens,
fLUjk. rut aile..;tn. wttifcU. will in limbic l'y
We tll be able to offer you prices that will commanl the Hue in preference to any m ule by other dealers, and we beg to assure you th it an inspection will convice you that we m;an exactly what we say. Remember, do not sell aoy TRASH. Thanking you for pa it favors, and solL-itlng a continuance of thj sams, we are yours respectfully, 2STIOX3:XiS03Sr 3C BEO., 729 Main Street
Tailor-Made Costumes for Up-to-date Women.
Ladies, if you want a stylish and first-class fitting costume,
I can please you. See Mv Goods and Learn Prices.
Weatner. Washington, D. C, Mavll. For Indiana: Fair tonight, and Thursday
clondy.
LOCAL NEWS.
Wall paper at Nicholson's. Bay locust posts. Far n ham. Fine clock repairing. H&nerV Bay red cedar posts. Farnham. Them flowers at BachV Phone 184. Dr. Pieree, 35 south 10th Bt. Phone 82. Spectacle fitting a epecinlty. Ha-
ner a. ,
Spectacles correctly fitted at Haner'a. Parquetry and hard-wood floors at
Louck A Hill's.
Miss Nellie Gates went to Lockland,
Ohio, last evening to visit her sister for a few days.
Mrs. Klosmeyer left yesterday after
noon for Cincinnati where she will hereafter reside.
Fred .Brown and wife, formerly of
this city bat now of Chicago, are vis
iting relatives here for a short time. Flour is wholesaling in this market now at $3 GO to $3 1M) per hundred, and now is the time to eat corn bread. Mrs- M. H. McGuire, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John Duncan, at Indianapolis, returned home today. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Wilcox, of Mnncie, are in the city the guests of W. L Mott, West Richmond, for a few days. Local millers are offering $1.23 fcr wheat, bat they are not getting anji Farmers are waiting to see the end o: L? iter's deal. Edgar Jones returned from Chicago today where he has been employed for some time and will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones, for a short time. W. F. Thomas, of the Railroad store, has returned after an extended buying trip among the New York markets. He was gone some four 01 five weeks and did a great deal of bargain baying in that time.
Edgir M. Wistar, the chairman of
the committee on Indian affairs of thtFriends of the United States, arrive' last evening from PhilatVphia aid will be thegusstof President Mills and family during his stay in this city. The Richmond light artillery did well in their drilling last night, and the attendance was very good indeed The prospect is that this city will never again be caught iu the shape she was in at the begintnrjg of the present war. E. D. Thomas, of the Ohio natural guards, visited his father at New Paris. O.. and also relatives in this
city yesterday on a short leave of ab
sence. Ira Hessler, of New I'ans, is also in the service and both young men
are members of company H Spring.
The weather is again warming up in true spring style. One local poet was
driven to execute the tollowmg con
tortion of the gray matter by reason
of the fine weather:
"O it's spring, by jing, and the
birds are on the wing; every greasy
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visiting
Hemey. Kev. and Mrs. R- Scott Hyde are guests of Mr. Hyde's father. Dr. Hyde, at Martinsville. Col. Corwin is at "Bceehwood Farm" the guest of R. F. Lindsay and family. Dr. I. F. Sweney has fitted oat a cosy suite of offices in the former
Witmer residence. Mrs. W. Bragg was at Indianapolis Sunday. Miss Laura Frazee was a visitor at
Camp Mount, Sunday. TTT 4-r Mrs. Kinsey's new house is nearly W &loX' lO
completed. Among the many conveniences is a gas plant. Pipes have been extended to offices and stores in adjacent business blocks and the light produced is brilliant and beautiful. Koy Kimmel was at Indianapolis
Sunday at Ad Sptnce's.
Prof, iorsythe has been spending abaut ten days in northern Indiana towns. Homer Newman is traveling in
Pennsylvania. j Elder Hall had a scholarly sermon ' Sunday evening on repentance and, conversion. 1 f
" Shop
AU you
in this Store.
WON BY HIS WIT.
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iDOHKI E. PELTS,
23 N.9tn St.
Remember the Name
AND NUMBER when looking for Furriture. A shipment of Brass and Iron Beds just received. Bird's-Eye Maple and Mahogany Dressers; Chairs and Rockers to match.
rERD irROTHAUS,
533- 535 Main Street.; 1
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of the weather or the heather or some
other foolish thing yes, its spring, by
jing, and the birds are on the wing
Fine Photos.
The pictures exhibited at the new
gallery of E F. Dalbey, on Main
street, are among the best ever shown in this city. The pictures taken by Mr. Dalbey at the - Culver military
academy at Lake Maxinkuckee, for the
new catalogues and announcements,
are superb, Mr. Dalbes-'s forte Jving
in the taking of outdo, r scenes. The
portrait work is in charge of Perry
Haseltine, and his arrangements of
lights, poses, etc , are all artistic and attractive. The Culyer pictures show
the famous black horse company that
was described in the Palladium in a
feature article some time ago, and also
show the students in all sorts of pos
tures pertaining to the military evolu
tions.
When Xnture
Needs assistance it may be best to
render it promptly, but one should re
member to use even the most perfect remedies only when needed. The best
and most .simple and gentle remedy is the Syrup of Figs, manufactured by
the California t ig Syrup Co.
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Way is it thit everybdy this year wants
EfJLEY 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 and Lightest Kuiiiiiug Wheels on Earth. 3IODEL B IIEXLEY, latest up-to-date pattern, is the Nobbiest, Swellest and Most Attractive Whefl for 1898. Adapted for track and road racing, and also a perfectly reliable wheel as roadster. It is the BuycU Hit of the Season. Get your order in quick for one of these elegant wheels. There is a big rush for them.
Henley Bicycle Works.
BEUL & IxaiA3TvJCity Agents.
Richmond, Ind.
Members of the W. R C. are requested to meet at tie hall this evening at 7 o'clock to arrange for the funeral of Mrs. Eliza Grant. By otder of president, Kate Scott. The progress the leaves of the shade
trees have made within the last ten
days is simply marvelous. In spite of the cold weather, the copious rains
brought out an immense crop of leaves
in such an extremely short time as to make appear miraculous that the bare-1
nmoea trees snouia nave ta&en on such a heavy coating within a very few days. Many of the leaves are
fully grown, on maple trees, and the sidewalks are shaded as deeply as
they are in midsummer.
Milton. Miss Nellie Joi.es received a hand
some new upright piano last week, a present from her annt, Mrs. Vashti Drnry of New Boston, 111 nois. Mesdames Richard Sills and G. W Callaway were at Indianapolis last week the gnests of Will Callaway and wife. Fred Michael has enlisted for the war and is in the 2nd regiment, company I, Indiana Volunteers. George Early has enlisted and is at Columbus, Ohio. Ivan J. Dove and family of Eaton, Ohio, spent Sunday at E. Si. Morris'. Married. Sunday afternoon May 1. at the M. E. parsonage, by Rev. Seott Hyde, Edward Byerly and Miss Aland Crull. They will reside at Waverly, Oiio, the home of Mr. Byerly. Harry D. Michael visited his brother Fred at Camp Mount, Sunday. Willis Leverton and wife were at Muncie, Sunday and Monday where they attended the funeral of Mr. Leverton's sister, Amanda, wife of Wes
ley Bollock. There will be a convention of Washington township Sunday school association at Christian church at 3 p. m. Sunday, May 22. The following topics will be considered: "The final
object in view cf Sunday school work and the best method to obtain it."
Rev. Howard Wright; "The love of
Christ constraineth us to go forward," Mrs. D. H. Warren; "Parents and the Sunday school," Rt. R. S. Hyde.
How Jim Powcrly Made m Great
an Election. "Ready wit can set a man oat of
most any kind of a bole," said the visiting westerner to some of the boys at the club.
"Jim Powerly was a strapping young
lawyer when 1 first went to Break
county. He waa Jovial, big hearted
ways ready with a joke and very liable
to tarn the tables on any one who j tackled him along this line. We knew 1 that he was not specially scrupulous. . bat despite bis shortcomings he was a favorite. One fall be secured tbe nom- j (nation for prosecntiug attorney, and i pitted against him was tbe only other ' lawyer in our village, a conscientious man, without any sense of humor and always in deadly earnest. " Of coarse they had joint meetings, for westerners ; insist upon these political tournaments, j "At one of these Jim's opponent was 1 nagged into anger and wound up bis speech by saying that be might not be as brilliant as the opposing candidate, ' bi t he was honest with his clients and ' had never taken a fee on both sides cf a tiate as Mr. Powerly bad done. "it was expected that a charge so grave would call down a storm of deliaut abnse, but Jim came up smiling anil told a fanny story just to relieve tbe tension of tht crowd. Then he said: 'Fellow eitizf-ns, I agree in condemning this practice of taking a fee from both
parties to a lawsuit. Something should be done. I have often wished that I was not the only lawyer iu oar town, bat as long as I am no man shall apply for my legal assistance in vain.' Here tbe other candidate snooted that be was
in tbe same town, but this only added to the fun, and tbe incident, as it flew
throngh the county, assured Jim a rous in majority." Detroit Free Press.
Shoppers of today are Customers of tomorrow.
Our best "ads." are for
people to come in to look.
Whm they get ready to buy
knP rhej know where to come.
New styles in Shoes at
popular prices."
JJM.
WILLIAMS
The People's Sboe Store.
Mie'll Get Them Anyway.
Do you take any stock in any of
tnese woman s rights movements?"
Well. 1 ttiwk the wisest aud safest
course for man is V concede to woman every right that she really wants." "Put what does she really waut?" "Ah, now you bva ot down to the real problem." , ' And so saying the wise ";5i,owe(j his wisdom by making a quiet for therfi are some things tbatareIWiil thy- V en of man. ChicagoPot. The Best Remedy for Rhentnf'm fFrom the Fairhaven (New York) Register. Mr. James Rowland of .tlis village states that for twenty-five years his wife has been a sufferer from rheumatism A few nights ag? she was in such pain that she was marly crazy. She sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor, but he had read of 'Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and instead of goint, for the physician he went t the store and secured a bottle of it. His wife did not approve of Mr. Rowland's purchase at first, but nevertheless applied the Balm
thoroughly and in an hoar's time was able to go to sleep. She now appKes
it wnenever sne teeis an acne or a
pain, and finds that it always gives relief.
He says that n medicine which she
had used ever did her as much good The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by A
G. Luken it Co . druggists.
ILL PAPER,
Pictures and
Mouldings, Books,
VXiTJEJ, $100
Will Be Given Away FREE on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE
1.
At 7:30 O'clock, Standard Time.
1 Handsomely decorated. White and Gold Dinner Set, 96 pieces; true value, $2".tH. The holJer of the lucky number that wins these Dishes mut be present ! time of drawing to claim ihem. 6 Flour bins and Sifters; true value, S3.00 each. 2 Gold Gilt Tea Sets; true value, S7..10 each. 6 Beautiful Lemonade Sets; true value, So.OO each. These 14 premiums will be drawn for same evening, but it will not be neccsary to claim them at once; they can be claimed any time inside of three weeks. Winning numbers will be published in all the Richmond evening papers on June 2d.
numbers at our drawing Tuesday
Following is the list ot winning
evening, May 10th: Ticket Number 4671, held by Chatles Klinger, won the $25,00 Dinner Set.
Numter 18S30, Gold Gilt Tea Set.
Number 9S45. Gold Gilt Water Set.
Numbers 4777, 5851, 5071, 0879, one Flour Bia and Sifter.
6782, 1S061, 0556, 18453, I91Slt 6960, 8129, 18060, each won
a,ira. Street. Largest Retailer! oi Fins Groceries in the World.
HARNESS! HARNESS!
THE WIGGINS CO,
Qbo. WiaarNS, Mob Old Stand. Telephone 144
-Jttctit now is the time to suoscriDe
for Harper's Weekly, which we offer
for 2.00 for the remainder of the year. Harper's Weekly will be a valuable pictorial history of the pres
ent war as well as other leading events of the times. Don't fail to call
at or.ee and take advantage of this
offer. '
Bllwsod Mods & Co. 120 Mai 11 Street.
n
Come
And see the largest line of
and choicest
Call and see Joseph Uatzek tor a
new spring suit at his new establish
ment ti'Jl Main street, at the Grand.
For Lawn and Flowers.
Nothing will rnve the luxuriance to
your lawn and flowers as cone r er-
tiiizer. It contains no acid, is pure
anim&l matter only, crives the lawn new life and vh?or. You can eet it
delivered in any quantity at your home
by telephoning Tom Mertz. number
103. 12-lmo
Upholstery
Specialty.
and awning work J. H. Russell, 31 south fifth street.
Our stock of screen doors, windows
and screen wire is in full supply at lowest cash prices. M. C. Phick.
10 2t
TTane
N.
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fWar on Prices!
Fr the next 30 Days I will sell I New Sewing Machines for $14. SO and $lG.SO. S R. M. LACrv, 718 Main St.
meas-
Are coming as a neces ary war
ure, and as a consequence medicines will be advanced in price. Therefore it is advisable to lay in a year's supply at onee. If yon have not yet begna your coure of Hood's Sarsaparilla, bny a few bottles and begin to take it TODAY. By so doing yon will save money and regain health. Hood's s ,;la Is America's Greatest Medicine.
The Westfield (Ind.) News prints
tbe following in regard to an old resi
dent of that place: "Frank MeAvoy, for many years in the employ of the I. N. A. & C. Ry. here, says: 'I
have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
aid Diarrhoe Remedy for ten years or
longer am never without it in my t.mily. I consider it the best remedy f the kind manufactured. I take pleasure in recommending it.' " It is a specific for all bowel disorders. For tale by A. O. Luken & Co., druggists.
Have a number of fresh cows for tale. Terms, six months, six pet cent, interest. mayl0d2t
.1 .
Hood's PilU'r.gent'e. , ""tr Z. . 1 iuuu r 11 isure. au druggist. . drxurgists, 630 Main stree.t
flrCnAflClfl Heartburn, Gastritis ljdJlCpoSfl and all Stomach Disorders positively eared. G rover Graham's Dyspepsia Remedy is a specific. Oae dose removes all distress, and a permanent cure of the most chronic and severe eases is guaranteed. Do cot suffer! A 50 cent bottle will oonvinee
skeptical. Luken A Co.,
Spring: Sviitingrs, TxovLseringrs sirid. O"s7-ercoatirigs
) i j OF m ' m m " m " r n
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in the city.
SPECIAL PRICES For This Sale.
Geo. W. Schepman,
407 Main St.
Beall & Gregg,
People's Exchange.
ander the head ot
Situations, male or female help
exceeding ioor Uaeanaerted
A DVBT18BM E!TT9
ri Wan ted Bitoatic wanted, wbea not ei FREE Tin these coin
All "ada" for Real Eetate Sales, House for Rent, Financial, Lost and MiasoeUaneons Wants Inserted for Seeatsa lias each insertion
AUEST9 WASTED Ml'K T HALSTEAO'S Great War Book Our Country in War." AU about armies, MTlea, coaot de'ences, Maine disaster, Cnba. war wit h Spain, and relations with foreign nations. Nearly GO" pares- Ail written since Maine disaster Matfi'ficnt colored Illustrations. Agents irskir g $0 te S3 per day No experience esary. Most liberal terms guaranteed, 20 days credit, price low, fre'gbt paid. Handsome outfit free. Cend 13 two-cent stamps to pay posts geNat 1 Educational Union, HZt Dearborn street, Chicago. majft-dlino
For Sale Baggy, surrey and set of
harness at 47 south eleventh street.
MONEY EASY
And to loan on approved .security, at 6 to 1 per cent.
Time and payments favora
ble. Thompson isros., loan
and real estate, 6 8. 7th st.
803 Main Street, Richmond. Ind.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
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807 MAIN ST
Sanitary Plumbing,
Sewerage,
PLEASANTS CO. Paperers and Painters. Fine, up-to-date work a specialty. All kinds of work done with neatness and dispatch. Office, room i second floor. Grand hotel. Risidence. ioi
Gas Fixtures i
&c. j '
The MONARCH Bowling Alleys . . . Telephone 1993.
H. H. MEERHOFF
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OME of your acauaintance dress better han you do. and at smaller cost? It i simniv hio . th0
understand where to get the best clothing valuejor the least money. Our customers are all graduates from the college of practica
economy. Any suit we sell strikes the maxium of desirability in every particular. I his means that the purchaser culd have bough nothing more satisfactory. We guarantee our prices the lowest in the city or money refunded.
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B. S. Hard man, of Brazil, led., is -