Richmond Palladium (Daily), 13 May 1898 — Page 2

KICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1803.

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roa bilious aid iebvous ksokdebs noh as TOnd and Pain la the Btom"h. tii'tdin-tw. Fulue after meal". Haaah. li:Inoa. Drowttlnewk. riaahimw of HiiU Lum of Appetite Cnstisen-w. KlotcheM oo th Skin. tld OUlls. turbed Kltyp. i'rljfhtful Drem and all rvua and Trembling Hanaatlon. THE TOtST IXWE WILL GIVE EE LIE? IS TWESTT KISCTE3. Evary sufferer will acknowledge Utem to te A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. BK FX HAM'S F1IXS. taken a directed, wlllT'ictlr rntora Female to eom-il-t health. Ther promptly remnva obstructions or irrUi writ lea of tire aytern a cure kick Headache. For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN ON CHILDREN Deecham's Pills are Without a Rival An! !t tb LARCEST SALE of any Patent Mralclne la the Wvrld. 15. at all Drug Stores.

Rictimond Palladium.

Published every evening (Sunday excepted) fcy

aUBFACB FLIOKINQBR.

O flee No. W3 and 924 Main St. Telephone No. 11.

Tenth.

FRIDAY MAY 13. 1898.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

One year b mail, postage paid - '50

One month " " -30

ne week, by carrier 06

Thk Indianapolis musical festival

was & financial failure.

Charlkh S. Wkatherhy, one of the

oldest merchants of Cincinnati, died

yesterday.

Some of disponition affair with

the powers are snowing a

again to tinker with our Spain.

Dispatches from Madrid state that four members of the Spanish cabinet resigned yesterday.

"General Wesley Merritt has been named for the military governorship of the Philippine Islands.

Dr. D. J. Lacy and wife were arrested yesterday at Marion, this state, for making counterfeit nickels. They were probably putting too much silver in the coins.

Tub battleship Oregon and gunb a Marietta, after coaling at Babia to tbeir fu'lo -t capacity, started north yesterday. They will probably i each

Cuban waters in about a week i intercepted.

rot

Two newspaper men drew piiz?s Yesterday. Harry S. New of the Indi-

U Jmirnal and Abe Biekham of

the D.iyton Journal were appointed

Msistant Quartermasters in the army

with the rank of captain.

The venerable Benjamin L. Martin

a&ed 92, made one of his old t me tn tK'ia eitv. todav. from his

home a half nile north of Chetter. A

team coming along carried him part of

th irv. hut I.b could no doubt Lave

j finished the trip on foot.

Joseph Leitcr has announced that when his present wheat deal is through

with he will withdraw from tbe bust

ness for good. If he is level headed enough to do that he is safe, but if he h aconired the trambling mania his

$3,1)00,000 will not last him long.

It is to be hoped that the unseemly wrangle over the offices at Camp

Mount are about ended. The conten

tion coneerniug the brigadiership and the colonelcies is certainly not calcu

lated to incre-ise the enthusiasm of the

men in the ranks who we'-t into the throueh Durelr patriotic mo

tives.

Chicago statisticians figure the

winter wheat crop at 343,500,000 bush

els. Reports received from Kansas reiterate the prediction that the winter wheat ciop in that state will be the lrtst ever raised in Kansas, aud

somo ss'imates run as high as 73.000,

000 bushels. The crop of Kansas ' Pnnnliats will be smaller than it has

r been for some years.

BATTLE OF CARDENAS.

Graphic Desorlo'lo of the Unequal

Contest Betwten the Three American Vsssels and the Spanish Gunboats and Land Batteries In Cardinas Harbor. Our telegraphic report from Key Weit yesterday gave a corrf ct account

of the bloody naval fight in Cardenas

harbor. The following is a more detaJed account of the unfortunate engagement: V

Tbe engagement took place inside the harbor of Cardenas. Tbe gunboat

Wilmington, the torpedo boat Wins-

tow and the gunboat Hudson were the mly vessels engaged. They entered the harbor for the purpose of attacking some Spanish gunboats which were known to be there. These latter,

however, were not discovered by the American force nntil the Spaniards peened fire. The land batteries of

Carienas supported the fire of the

Spanish gunboats.

ine engagement began at Z:Vo p.

m. and lasted tor about an hour.

The battle, while it lasted, was ter

rific. 1 he Wilmington and the Hud

ion were ahead, and opened fire on the Spanish boats, which were lying at the

dock. 1 he firing began at the range

of 3,500 yards.

A few minutes later the Winslow came up and also opened fire. In an

instant the firing of the Spanish gun

boats and land guns was directed tgainst her. From allsides shot and

shell seemed to pour in upjn tbe little

"orpedo boat.

The W dmington and Hudson still

kept np their fire, but they could not

turn aside the U rrible storm of fire and Jeath pouring in upon the torpedo

boat.

The crew of the Winslow, however,

never faltered for a second. At 2:30

p. m. a solid shot crashed into tbe

V inelow and knocked out her boiler.

In an instant she began to roll and

urn i neipiessiy. men mere was a moment of awful suspense. A fierce

cheer of triumph went np from the Spaniards on the gunboats and in the batteries, and again a storm of fire

was opened upon the helpless boat

The gunboat Hudson, which was lying

near by, start d to the assistance of

the Winslow. She ran along side the

torpedo boat and tried to throw a line

to the imperi ed crew.

vp to tnis tiue, with the exception

ol the one s ;et which disabled the boiler of the Wnslow, the firing of the

?pani;cli gunboats had been wild, but

as the Wins-Iow lay rolling in the water

'he range crew closer, and shells began to explode all about her. It was difiicu't for tbe Hudson to get jeer enough to throw a line to Winslow's crew, so terrible was the fire tbout her. Finally, after about twenty minute?, he IiuJson approached near enough

to throw a line.

Ensign Bat' ley and six men were

standing in a group on the deck of the

VV inflow.

'Heave her, heave her. heave her! "

shouted Bagley. as he looked toward

Le commander of the Hudson and

called for a line.

Don't miss it," shouted an officer

from the Hudson, and. with a smile.

Bagley caAkad bak. " Let has . nrr.

It a irettin? too hot here from com

fort." -

The line was thrown, and at the

same instant a shell burst in the very

midst of the group of men on board

the Winslow.

Bagley was inst&nilvktflednd a

few others dropped about him. Halt

dozen more fell groaning to the

blood-stained deck. One of the dead

men pitched headlong over the side of

the boat, but his feet caught in the

iron rail, ani he wa hauled back.

Bagley lay stretched on the deck,

with his face completely torn away,

and the upper part of his body shattered.

It was a terrible moment on the

torpeto boat, disabled and helpless, aud swayed under the fury of the fire

from the Spanish gunboats. When

the shell burst in the group on board

Wiuslow, another wild shout of tri

umph went up from tbe Sganish boats

and batteries, and again a heavy fire

was opened on the torpedo boat.

Finallj the L u lson succeeded in get

ting a line on beard the Winslow, and

was towing her out of the deadly range

when the line parted, and again both

boats were at the mercy of the Spanish

fire.

At 3:50 p. m. the Hudson managed

to get another line in the deck of the

Winslow. but there were only three

men left at that time to make it fast.

The line was finally secured, and

the Winslow was towed to Pedras

island, where she was anchored, with

her dead and wounded on her decks.

There some men from the Hudson went on board the Winslow and took

tb6 most seriously wounded men off

Three who were taken on board the

irtnb at Machias died shortly after

wtrd. It Didn't Py.

Relative to the late May musua

festival at Indisnapolis, the News of

yesterday said:

The directors of tbe May Music res tival ltst night decided that it was nec

cssary to make an assessment of

per cent, on the guaranteed fund, to

make irvoi the deficit caused by the

festival of last week, which is about

$ 4.330. the exact figures not yet being

available, as not all the bills are in. The total receipts of the festival from all sources were $9,3153.13. of which $S,S5t was from the sale of tickets. The expens?s for the year were in round numbers $13,800. A detailed statement of the receipts and expenses will be sent to the guarantors within a dav or two.

T aims

Must inevitabiyraise the prices of medicines. Patriotism demands cheerfal

submission, but prudence counsels self protection by buying at least a year's

supply NOW Sach important family medicines as Hood's Sarsaparilla and

Hood's Pill's should always be in every home. They prevent disease, cure simple as well as serious ailments, purify and vitalize tbe blood, regulate the

bowels, and t nild np the entire system.

TODAY buy and begin to take

Sarsaparilla

America's Greatest Medicine, and 11-iods Pills, the family cathartic.

Hood's

The Davton Press publishes a half

column contributed war poem and ac

companies it with the following perti

nect suggestion:

When vou feel an inspiration to

write war pot-ms, you should remeni

tur the proprieties as well as the

Maine. The greatest war p ems eve

written are very brief, and the lines in

meter rhymes are best adapted for doxologies or dirges. Cut everything short, dear friends. It is the only way to stop the war.

COMMITTEES NAMED For Memorial Day by Sol v Meredith Post, C. A. R. At the regular meeting of Sol Meredith Post, .'ast night, the following committees were named to serve Memorial day: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. J F Davenport, chairman; W K Young, Nathan Lamar, J R Milliken, Joseph Brush, Clark Yeager.

SPEAKER.

W K Young, chairman; I C Doan,

J S Ostrander. MVSIC.

I C Doan, chairman; N H Hutton,

Mrs Charles O Swain, Mrs C R Un

thank, Evans Pleasants; S V, Harry

otillmger. TRANSPORTATION'.

W K Young, chairman; N H Hut-

ton, David Hawkins. FLOWERS.

William Kirman, chairman; Joseph

Brush, Jacob Kelly, Chris Behr;ng; S

V, Frank Howell; Mrs John W Tin

gle, Mrs Mary Dempsey, Mrs Stuart,

Mrs I C Doan, Mrs W'illiam Blose, Mrs C Yeager, Mrs Kate Neal, Mrs Kate

Scott, A Renk. HALLS AST GR0CSDS.

J F Davenport, chairman; A W Grave, J I Bennett, Joseph Modlin,

A J Jarrett, Jonathan Evans, L M

White, R Cannon, J A Goins. W B

Graham, D Hawkins, Andrew Jackson, William Allen, J W Tingle, Charles

Hebbler, Henry VaLzant, E Pleasants; S V., Carey Tingle, Walt Mod-

lia, Harry Avey, Bert Marshall.

decoratiox. Clark Yeager, chairman; Charles

Grant, Sample C Byers; S V, Roy Alexander; John Pleasants, J M

Rank, Elmer Cain, Mrs Frank Early,

Mrs Howard, Mrs Mansfield, Mrs. A

G Compton. Miss Edna Smith. Mrs

Stewart, Mrs. Joe Modlin, Mrs. William LougA, Mrs. Jacob Branson. On Monument A W Grave. FLAGS. Hairy H Hoover, chairman; W K Young, William -Lough, S V, Ernest

b.vana. .

CHILRES."-"r"" Mrs Haseltine, , .

Mrs MansfielJ, Mrs Charles G Swam,

Mrs Rufus Newman; Post commanaer A. G. Compton.

CEMETERIES. Earlham Joseph Brush, chairman;

Beniamin Starr. William Lough,

James Winsett, David Johnson, James

Parsons, C R Unthank, David Miller, W Harris, J B Milliken, O Lemon,

Henry Ford, Alorzo Marshal, Stephen

Thomas, R D Laughman, Joseph

Modln, W Webb rrect oiuou, Amazi Fuller, George Muhl,

Frank Brown, J Kelley, W 11 Middle-

ton. Joseph L Smith, jonn iibihe,

" ' . ... -II-

Elijah Lawton; S. ot V., tl ouiunger,

W H Avey, Ed Fvans, ll Boraer, nay

Ott. Mason Bvers. L J Bailey, ft.it

terman. Frank Posther, L A lianclley.

William Hansche.

St Marv's N Morgan, chairman;

John W Tinele. J W'ard, M Grifhn.

St Andrew'?, Lutheran, fc.iB.norn,

Old Catholic Lafayette Larsh, chair

man: L Uhte. H Hansche.

Boston and Orange Joseph Powell,

chairman; L W Parks. Joseph teasel.

.1 Wolf. W L Seanev. J C Pyle.

Ridge and Hoovei J F Rowlett,

chairman: S of V. W Thomas.

Kines Wm J Brannon, chairman;

R Robbins; S V, H Birdsell. Olive Hill J B Curtis.

Maple Grove David Hawkins,

chairman; H H Hoover; S V, T Han nan. Goshen Joe Bennett. Isaac Little

A. G. Compton, Post Commander. The chairmen of the above committees will call their committees together to meet with the executive committee at post room on Thursday evening, May 26, to make program.

BURR-PIERCE.

Marriage That Was Attended by a Number of Rlohmond Acqualntano a at Mlddletown. The marriage of Horace L. Burr, a

young attorney or .New Castle, and

Miss Grace, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Pierce of the M. E. church

in Middletown, Wednesday evening, was the leading society event of th? season. More than 300 invitations had been issued. The ceremony took place

at 9:30 o'clock m the M. E. church.

id was performed by the bride's

father, the pastor of the church. The room was tastefully decorated with flowers and festoons. Ex-County School Superintendent J A. Greenstreet was best man. and Miss Alice

Stuart of Winchester, was bridesmaid. The ushers were Walter G. Pierce, brother of the bride; Orrin Sheets, Warren Oaks of Indianapolis, Dr. A H. Unthank of Irvington. and Misses Lota Barton, Ollie Davis, Mae Daniels and Nellie Fisher. Guests were present froaj Indianapolis, Richmond, Anderson, Winchester and New Castle. An orchestra from Indianapolis furnished music for the occasion. The bridegroom's father. Lycnrgns Burr of New Castle, presented him with $5,000 a a wedding present. After the ceremony, a receptioi, was held at the home of the bride. Both contracting parties aie'prominent in Epworth League work and hav been intimately associated in the work with Richmond young people, to whom the pair are well and favorably known.

Real Estate Transfers.

Reported by Thomas J. Newkirk,

abstractor of titles, office at the court

house. James McNeill and wife, to Georg

Sbroder, 26t feet west side sontL

eleventh between E and F, w. d $1,350, Francis and Louise Kippenberger,t Marie L. Fieselman, lot 8 west sid south thirteenth street, between G anr I, w. d. $325. John H. Li kins and wife, to Jefferson Clark, 5 feet east side nortl seventh street between B and C, w. d

$250.

Henrietta Wilker and others, t Frank Wilker, lot 4 east .sidn soutl

eleventh street between C and D, w. d $1,500.

Henry Wise, to Levy Crull, of 10 acres part sec. 4. Franklin twp., w. d

$125.

Rose L. and Pearl L. Clifton, tr Rasmus ft. Brant, lot 23 also lot 21

and 22 block 20, Hagerstown, w. d

$850.

Mary F. Hibbard and others, to William Hanning and wife, lot in sec

a west Kicnmond. w. d. sloU.

Alexander C. Whitley and wife, tf

J. E. Lingon and wife, west i lot 9

Milton, Moore, Jones and Davis ad

dition, w. d. $275.

Abrani J. Wricks, to William C

Sourbeer a lot in northeast i Sec. 30.

Jackson twp., w. d. $250.

A New Baby. The Rev. and Mrs. L. J. Naftzeet

of Muncie are the parents of a new boy, their fifth. Many congratulation? have been sent by their Richmond i

friends. i

' Vid Fishnet, for Door Curtain? For yard, C 3-io

Nusbau

& Maslimeyer's

i j I

. GBEAT .

Fine Dotted Curtain Swisses, During Mar, 7 3-4c

Bay Suit, Skirt and Waist Sale

Ladle All-Silk Skirts, worth S4.50, Diirioj? May $298

Last Saturday night witnessed perhaps the greatest

event of its character ever seen in Richmond. Thousands j of people from everywhere at ail convenient, attended our j grand opening and display of j

lliack Brilliant hie Skirts, . . 79c . .

500 Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits

1

Bought by us under conditions that make it possible for us to sell them to our customers at the exact cost of making. That everybody wanting a suit of any sort is buying, goes without the saying. 'When ladies can purchase an all-woo, silk-lined, sphndidly made, perfect fitting suit at less than the cost of the material alone, without reckoning One Penny for the cost of making, it becomes an easy task to convince them, in fact the goo.s do their own talking - they sell themselves! In order that nersons from everywhere, from all airections. from surroundinr v llareo and counrv triDutarv eto Richmond mav tke advantage of th s Great fcuit Buytaff Ooo'rtunitv, we now advertise for the entire month of Mav

An JtLuierpri

and enterprising

& Co., who spare

than A. G. Lukes !

no pains to secure

the best of everything in their line fot

their manv customers. They now hav

the valuable agency for Dr. King'il

New uiscovery for Consumption

Coughs and Colds. This is the wonJ

t'nrfnl remedv that is producing suet

a furor all over the country bj its

start line cures. It absolutely eires?

Asthma. Bronchitis, Hoarseness . sac

all affections of the Throat, Chest adl

Lungs. Call at above drug store adl

get a trial bottle free or a regular el

for 50 cents and $1. liuaranteeaoi

cure or price refunded.

There Is a Class of People

Who are injured by the use of cofe.

Recentlv there has been placed irill

the grocery stores a new preparaln

called GRAIN O, made of pure gr.

that takes the place of coffee, je

most delicate stomach receives it

out distress, and but few can tat

from coffee. It does not cost ovi

as much. Children may drink it h

crreat benefit. 15 ct. and 25 cts.ir

package. Try it. A.k for GRAI1.

. ! i Splendid Success j has been had in the cases of colic, t-

rhoea, etc., by using Dr. Caldw Syrup Pepsin. As a household reff

for such troubles it is invaluable, t a 10c trial bottle and you are bou

be convinced. To be had of A Luken & Co. !

Tailor-Made

Suit

ale.

Including also an enormous collection of SILK tfKIRTS, WOOL SKIRTS and SILK and COTTON WAISTS. t r3hienJm.US iUU ptlTC5ase y u$J,ncl,ude.s u sizes-32, 34. 36. 38, 40 inch bust measure; includes also all the new shadings in New Blue, New Ifin AiT.5 1'r!- t ."' f BIac,k' clth st'le garment-a Jacket Suit, or the new Blouse, plain skirts, braid trimmed, or the new cord trircming?. All silk lined jackets, and some lined throughout. We Guarantee a Saving of from $3.00 to $10.00 on any Suit selected. All wool, silk lined Fly Front Jacket Suit $4 1H Silk-lined, braid-trimmed Blouse Suit ".".'.."....". .". .".". ."."."....".'. 4 98 Fine covert, blue or tan, silk lined, Fly rront Jacket sVitVbraid tVimmed'or "plain Scores osefect' from .'.'.".' 7.1)8 rine black storm serge or clay worsted silk-lined Jackets, all wool . . 7 )S 150 Suits of every known cloth fashionable today; all desirable shadings, also biack," many of Yh'eni "with wi'd'e ' silk dust ruffles; Jackets all silk lined. Suits in this collection worth up to $2000. One price for

i:noice 01 any -

Skirts! Skirts! Skirts!

25 Plaid Skirts during this sale a 5 black Brilliantine Skirts, figured ."..." . '. '. '. ' '. . ." . " " ." ." " ." . " . ." " . All-wool figured Skirts, with dust ruffles, in which the doth retails as high

as 75c or one dollar per yard

llt) ..... 7!k ' US

ATI Ci'JU CI,:... -..ll -, .

25 fine Silk Skirts in the new RavarW. .ff-.-.s.fT"aJTy..

j ..v. .Jts, UK anQ satm COmtj,

SrLSiJfcSkirtsl

inations

2.i8 4 98

4.98

SILK CAPES-SILK CAPES We will rnnhnna .1 .1 ar

.2.98 regular

... ... lw suuw lne verv nect Silt n, : .u: i .

better Capes of evPrv h:m. " : ,u. nwi at ,

Ladies' Wrappers! Ladies' Wrappers' 500 Ladies' Calico Wrappers for this aaV .,,.. ..u-. FT W'

20 Ladies' P,i w " . . . " -,c l u,c unneara ot price.

. . " "HPcrs, emDroiderv fnmm. - tu.r c

rhit-ori i t J , wivw vmc ircim pviri;wh..o . l -

Th ,. suuwrn Jrour customers, sells another to a nci.hr,;; 'v"" : kIA" Wne ?arraent P""

" o --w.v. ut.u.c was such a wrapper

39c

full width at hips and skirt.

NOTE-A11 our Wrappers are made with wide hem and

SHIRT WAISTS! SHIRTWAISTS 100 dozen new Shirt Waists marl Ar

A.49C Shirt Waists worth op to koo They 7o dST

98c

tO r nr. 0rwic Ur .1 .

iey go during sale at . . . . . . . " . inCm aU ,n at

:i9c 49c

CARTERS Oittle I IVER PILLS

Buoklen'a Arnloa Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulceis, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil blains, corns, all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by A. G. Luken A Co.

SICK HEADACHE

Positively cured by these Little Pills. They also reHcre Distress from Dyspepsia, Iadifesdoa and Too Hearty Eating. A perSect remcOj for Dizziness, JCausea, Drowsiness, Bad Taste ia tie Mouth, Coated Tongue raia ia lac S-Ic, TORTTD LIVER. They Regulate the Bowclj. Purely Vegetable.

Small Pill. Small SmU Prloe

How to Look Geod. Good looks are really more than skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the liver is inactive, you have a bilious look, if your stomach is disordered, you have a dyspeptic look, if your kidneys are affected, you have a pinched look. Secure good health, and you will surely have good looks. "Etectrie Bitters" is a good Alterative and Tonic. Acts directly on the stomach, liver and kidneys, 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 per bottle. 5

A Gas Superintendent Injured. Kale Melson, superintendent of the Richmond gas wells in the Madison county field, met with an accident that may cost him his eyesight. While blowing a gas well near Chesterfield, he plug flew out, striking him in the face, destroying one of his eyes and oadly injuring the other. Oa Monday Melson was overcome by gas and almost suffocated. He was taken from the gas-house insensible, and for a tima tnought to be dead. Railroad Notes. The Pennsylvania company in the near future contemplates putting in service in hauling the heavier express trains between Indianapolis and Columbus two of the class L engines

which are making such fine speed

records on lines east of Pittsbnrg,

If you are not feeling well, f don't yon take Hood's Sarsapa!

It will purify and enrich your and do you wonderful good.

39c and 49c

3d

Prettv cream or .hit, I . . " . ' .' - P" J""", at

Another line fine I i ia m- wux- tr

Our famous emhrn,.. J7 g at

6 t it, 4C, 7J4C ioc

price

SILKS !

ether stores frorn" 0eVaTf10

I5C, I9C

. . . oc trim. 19c worth in

Chronic Dyspepsia Cur White Goods. White Goods.

mm

e continue to en k r . .

strired lawnV r" ""ched plain plaid and satin.

and Mnde ; price

( f .- uaava Mil 1J goods. They are known far

SILKS .l SILKS 1

Every dav the renter nf :

silks worth from 65c to Alio "ST?" !Xhibhin f Taffeta silks. They go at ' COm plete 1,ne of changeable " bSt3jEJffr.- ana' 'Bult

S5NP'ES! . ORGANDIES!

t-ia

So desTg-nFrenh f? -beaulifu! Paerns.

35 styles satin r. ?u8H.,".,mP"1 .

1 2

styles satin

50c.

Nobody has shown the beautiful large Nock TZJlT

Per yard j;c

large block effects wedo.now. . 5C f

X. & 31. start the pace in Jlay

Dress Goods ! Dress Goo

to 5oc per yard. We now offer to clean them

xr- ji -

iiara-wiae bleached Muslin...

100 Gloria Umbrellas; they go at..

csl

them seen at fmm

a-ss

as usual for good, desinible, lowipriced irood, does tli u-ir t5- rJ. 11 feoous.

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In the last twelve months 13,000 tons of new steel rails, weighing eighty pounds to the yard, have been laid on the Panhandle lines.

0

mm

TW h 1 tit STiffcrins for rfarJy thi

f from drspepsia. Mrs. FI E

wife ct a prominent business

W arsaw, Ji writes: "For IS y-a

a constant safferer from dyspppei

weak stcmara. Tbe L;htest ftxid

distress, cansing severe pain and t:

tionef pas. o natter how care! diet I snifered asonirine p,iin aft I vas treated fcy many physicians nnnerons remedies without perrxta

Tto years a?o I be?an taking I Jfenre and Liver nils and Serrine

a week I commenced iciprovin sitting ia the treatment I was eat what I liked, with bo I keep them at hand and a sincle

any old synipujms.' lr. atile emedies axe sold t y ail irusrEsts nnder a poiUve guarantee, first bottle beneCts or money refunded. Book oa diseases of the feeart and

aerres free. Add

-xr tvuuu price. 2 oc

' 3c " 33c A look into our store

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Tailor-Made costu3ies for Up-to-date Women.

Ladies, il you want a stylish

I, and first-c&ss fittino; costume,

1 can piease you. See Mv Goods and Learn Prices.

Sanitary

Plumbin

Sewerage,

Gas Fixtures

irr

HARNESS !

HARNESS!

H. D. lUIEEBHOFF

THE WIGGINS CO,

Go. Wiooish, Mob,

UMBUnd. Telephone 144 1

DK. 1UIX3 ilTDICA LCOixl

OTHrj IE. PEL2,

23 N.Otn ot.

The MONARCH j Bowling Alleys. . . j Telephone t993.

PIJ3AS AOTS CO.

raperers and Painters. All kind of work done with neatoc adv Office, room , SSS floor. Grand hoteL JtU;ATmDa

outh serenteemh streetT