Richmond Palladium (Daily), 13 May 1898 — Page 4

RICHMOND DALY PALLADIUM.

rmOAY MAY 49 .COD

'Our constant aim is to sU tht best goods In the market." 0

K How to JIake a cup of Coffee, Old Way: v Have the Coffee ground medium, use a scant tablespoonful to O each cup of boiling water, with one extra for the pot; clear with 0 ej? shells; place the pot on the side on the si le of the stove and T 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 fO & taste. 'Always have your water boiling hard before mixing with the r fp Coffee. Never mix Coffee with cold water and then bail. Eg A jk shells for clearing should have a little of the albumen adhering to tr the sides. V 0 Watch this space for the new way. JftO. F. McC&BWMY.

.Richmond Palladium.

3TicIb.olsoin. 1898 ARTISTIC

.siper

Now is the time to buy. Our stock is complete in every particular. Papestry papers grand, rich colorings. Library and dining-room papers. The finest assortment of rich reds and deep greens, in every conceivable ktiade and design ; also many fine Decani and clota effects, Heraldic designs, Morocco Leathers, Moorish reds, The prices start at ioc. We have many at that price, and others at 15c, 25c, 40c, 50c, 75c and 1.00. Bed-room papers, over 100 styles. There is nothing so attractive as a pretty papered chamber. Our stock comprises the prettiest effects imaginable. Styles include rosu, chintz and Dresden effects, stripes, etc., in fact everything one could wish for, at 4c, 5c, 6c, 7c, 8c, ioc, I2c, 15c, 25c per roll. Pallor papers, over 100 designs. Right here is where we get the best of them all, as the people don't have to be told who is the leader in new things in decorations. We always lead, never follow. We have these artistic effects at any price you wan' to pay, from 8c to $3.50. We extend to all a cordial invita tion to view this wonderful complete and interesting assortment cf Wall

rapers, whether you buy or not. We sell more than one-half of the paper

sold in Richmond. 4 Give ns a call, and we will suit you in price as well as

quality. Yours respecMuIIy,

KTCHwLSOIjT SZZ BI20., 729 Main Street

'FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1898.

Weather.

Washinoton. D. C. Mav 13. For Indiana: Showers in the extreme

oath tonight. Saturday, showers.

LOCAL NEWS.

Quick Sellers!

OUR

$1.98 Tan "ni Bla Shoes,

In vesting tops for Ladi;s, are big sellers. We have so'd

stacks of these goods in the last two weeks, and today

icceived afresh supply for Friday and Saturday. We also will have on sali far these days A Genuine HanJtTurn Oxford, in -black, all AO kid or vesting top, at . JlwiO The Best Goods on Eartli for the Money. Respect! ully, FRED C. LAHRMAfJ, 718 lain St

Fancy Pineapples "Nice Strawberries, Etc., Cheap

Wall paper at Nicholson's. Buy locust posts. Farnham. Fine elock repairing. Haner's. Buy red cedar posts. Farnham.

Them Cowers at Beach's. Phone 184 Dr. Pierce, 35 south 10th st. Phone 82

Spectacle nttiag a specialty. Ha

ner'a.

Spectacle! correctly fitted at

Haner's.

Parquetry and hard-wood floors at

Louck & Hill's.

James Atoms or Indianapolis is ta

the city on a short visit. Mrs. Charles Oaar returned from

visit with her mother in Eaton last

evening.

Webb lodge of Masons raised two

candidates l?t night to the third de

gree of Masonry. Judge Fox, who has been at Martins

ville for several days, returned home

yesterday afternoon. Dr. J. E. Taylor returned from Cin

cinnati last evening:, where he spent

yesterday on business. Mrs. Uhly of Qreenafork spent yes terday with friends in this city and re turned home last evening'.

The High School Cadets will meet

tonight for drill at the Masonic temple

A mil attendance is expected.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert sharp went to New Castle last evening to remain

until after Sunday with friends.

Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hall and Mrs

Stewart went to Knightstown this

morning to visit for a short time.

A. It. Hutton returned from East

Oermantown yesterday, where he at

tended to some business matters.

Mrs. Joseph Ratliff and Mrs. This-

tlethwaite were at Fountain City yes

teraay ana returned nome last even

ing. E. L. Barrett, daughter and giand

daughter, who have been visiting the

former's sister, Mrs. W. P. Buell, returned to Springfield, Ohio, yester

day. Fred Personnett, who has been work

ing at Chicago tor the past hve

months, returned home yesterday at

ternoon to spend two or three weeks

with bis parents.

Hev. C. Huber and George H. Knol-

lenberg, who have been attending the

meeting of the directors of the German

Theological seminary, returned home

yesterday afternoon.

Plenty of fancy strawber

ries tomorrow that will keep nice for Sunday eat

ing, i rank o. Chambers.

A Qneer Weather Prediction. Clement Wragge, the government

meteorologist of Queensland, Australia.

often called "Inclement Wragge" aud "Wet Wragge," is au odd genius. This

is one of his weather predictions:

" What a grand meteorological opera is in progress! All the people of Australia and New Caledonia are the audience.

Yet not all cau bear alike tbe great per

formance in its tout ensemble. Those in advance between 1""1'"

ua will eujuy iu miiihw j . -mriatiiv. adds its stentorian

bass to the whirring of tbe wind, auou roaring around eome cavernous blof then lashing tbe cliffs iu augry tones with supernal cascades of majestic beauty, wbilo modulating the souata in turn to the hissing, seething notes of babbling foam. But our friends in New Caledonia occupy special fauteuils iu tbe theater of King Eolns. There, nn der their eyes, will Sana, tbe storm empress of the Pacific, eoou perform her marvelous evolutious and dance her wildest step."

PRINCESS

Fancy Strawberries, per quart ! ! K and 10c

finest nueappics, Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per lb

. i - u f -.-n ItAinc rwr fit --.."

rancy rrou '"- f . - ' . . , .. T . - ..... ... Ot

rancy rresn ax ixn, v- H . . . Home grown Asparagus, per large bunch . - - vi . - u . . . . ai hi

Nice rsew aoiMgc, Fancy New Potatoes, per peck Fancy Old Potatoes, per pk

Sweet California Oranges, per doz Jl Fancy Messina Lemons, per doz '

Good Java and Mocha Coffee, per lb 1 ! , TflTJ.A r.pr IK a,

iviii a.uuc a-'- a .

Extra Fancy Sweet Prunes, per lb Irge California Prunes, per lb Nice Califoraia Prunes, per lb

Fancy Jumbo Crawford Peaches, per lb . Fancy Crawford Peaches, per lb ... . Fancy Pitted Plums, per lb . . Fancy Pitted Cherries, per lb - Genuine Calumet Cream Corn, per can only i sc RedSalmon, per can oc Pails Apple Butter, each ......

ioc Cornstarch, per pkge .

oc soaa, per Genuine 25c Baking Powder, per pkffi . . Vest best Tearl Barley, per lb Genuine California Flake Hominy, per lb . Fancy Crvstalized Lemon Peel, per lb . .

Fancy Crystalixed Orange Peel, per lo JJJ . i c; .,IK . . ......... -

fine itjci Fancy Urge (new California) Raisins, per lb .

Extra Fancy jumDO K-aisins, per iu .

40c

IOC

10c

oc 15c

10c

oc Oc

The very largest fancy Queen Olives these are as nice as are generally sold for 75c per quart bottle you can have them while

illy

they last at, per quart

Yours respectfully.

35c

Princess Department Store.

A Famous Gondolier.

Middle aged tourists who know their

Venice will no doubt learn with regret

of tbe death cf Antonio Mascbio, tbe

famous goudolier, wbo made Dante tbe

study of bis life. He had received no

educatin, Lnt by diut of reading tbe

grat Florentine over and over again he acquired a sort of intuitive insight into

the subtle meaning of tlie poet tnat sometimes surprised even cultured sto-

dents of Dante His gondola was al

ways engaged by efbolars and arcba?olo

gists, for apart from bis special subject be was a mine of information on tbe

topography and traditions of the city ol

the dopes. With nearly all the eminent Dantologiets cf his day be was in clow

touch, the Dakeof !?ermoneta of ten cou suiting biui on difficult passages. Dur ing tbe closing years of bis lifeMaschif acted as ligbt porter or messenger ' tbe Licto Forcarini.

Be Led the Ctaqne.

Jacob Schontag. for 40 years bead ct

the claque at tbe Vienna Opera House

is dead. He knew all the operas of tbt repertory by heart, knew tbe strong

and weak pouts of all tbe artists and beld a rehearsal of bis subordinates in

tbe afternoon before tbe production of an opera, wben be drilled them on tbe carts cf tbe production where their

work was to be put iu. He watched

them during tbe performance Irom n

seat that commanded a view cf the whole bouse, but never applauded him

self save in desperate cases.

Fainting the Emperor rortrait.

Not long ago tbe German emperor

wished to have bis portrait painted by

an Enslisb rjainter. and a certain well

known artist was recommended to him.

Th artist received and accepted tne

imperial commission, arrived at Berlin

and made tbe acquaintance of tbe kai

er. Tbe artist prepared for the first

sitting with some considerable dread

He was conducted to a very large room in the palace, scantily furnished in

cheerless snlendor. where the kaiser

awaited him.

Ton don't like this room?" said tbe

kaiser before many minutes had elapsed

"What sort of a room would yon like?

"Oh." said tbe artist, "a small room,

ccay and conifor.tably furnished." "I thought so," said tbe kaiser.

didn't choose this room." They then in spec ted rooms together till tbe artis

was satisfied. Then tbe sitting began again. "Now." paid tbe kaiser a few minntea later, "yon don't paint like that at home. You are not comfortable. How do you like painting?" "Well, coat off bat on pipe," said tbe artist tersely. "Jnstso," said tbe kaiser, "that is exactly bow I should lise yoo to paiat. Now. do mak9 yourself at borne and comfortable, and we will talk about England. "Today.

Ptr and Sat."

Baking Powdeev,

A pars cream taxtar powder. No alum, no adulteration.

(Baring Powder,

7 years on ta market. A favorite wherever introduced.

iAKirVG Powder.

PARK AFFAI1S,

Tb.3 Park Commiesioneship Again to Be Settled Xtxtkonth.

It is understood that whh the time comes for the election of I new park

board member to succeed lr. E

ler, tbe present short terj ; member, that the name of that geAleman will

be presented again. Tk present members of the board, holding re-' specti tie the long and mfdle length term, request the reappointment of Mr. j Kessler, as he has tnea aa acceptable j member to them in every particular, 1 and as they have become keeustomed ; to woiking together. It ( is under-; stood also that there till be no ; opposition to the reappointment of Mr. . Kessler, particularly from the south ; tenth street people who ire urging ! that more of the park funis be ex-'

Bavonet Swords. In the window of a dry goods house

i on west Main street are a number of ' swords used in the Franco-Prussian t war. They are of the type called ; bayonet swords, and are so arranged : that they may be attached to a gun in the same manner a bayonets were

, .1 i- . i u

lilt? frWUTUI UUl, BUU IUFV OIC 9CU1UK a&

only seventy-five cents each. Tne ; weapons are of the best of steel, and

. are genuine and valuable rel cs.

New Bowling Alleys.

Although the gentleman who will

start the enterprise does not at present

wish his name knwn for business

reasons tLere will be a new bowling

establishment started in this city soon

The place will be one of the best loca

tions in the city, and will have two

fctrictly first-class alleys. The man

w ho will start the thing is well known

pended on the park in their part of the , and popular, and the resort will be

city. Mr. Kessler will not be in any : kept strictly cltar from all features

that sometimes make such places

sense a candidate for the pbee. but it

is understood that he will accept the pot-ition if tendered him. The administration of the present board has been in every way economical and satisfac

tory in so far that no compltint ha been heard.

objectionable bowlers.

to the best class of

When Nature

Dog Ordinance. There are a great many pertons wro

are pondering what will become of the : and most dimple and gentle remedy

present dog ordinance, whose repeal was expected by the council some time

ago. it is believed now, howgcer.tbat the ordinance will not be repealed, but

that the cases now pending on appeal

will be tried and the matter deter

mined as to the validity of the law.

IN THE ARMY.

George Schroeder Now at Fort

Delaware, Delaware, with Battery L, U. S, army.

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

the Syrup of Figs, manufactured

the California Fig Syrup Co.

A great many Richmond people

know George Schroeder, formerly of

this city, and who worked at the

plumbing trade while here. He now city of lierary and musical tastes

n the regular army, and stationed t , . n.-,,.,.

r ort Delaware

Midsummer Night's Dream. Shakespeare's most charming con edy "A Midsummer Night's Dream,'

accompanied by Mendelssohn's music

to the play, will be given at the First

M. E. church on Friday evening, May

20. The recital will be by Mis. Han

nibal A. Williams of New York eity,

who gives the play entirely from mem on', with carefully prepared introdie

tions and running commentaries. Her

treatment is artistic, forceful and dig

nified, and appeals especially to the

intelligence of her hearers.

This entertainment will be a treat to

the very large number of people in this

SyfEg Mat" fie is working hardfdr 11-

mg ana at rargei i ku everyday, and that he likes the place, though life is somewhat monobfaous

He expects to go to tne tront aw to

take his chances with the iest of the

boys in blue. He 6tates that he? will

send his picture ere long and let the

boys he nsed to know see now ne fcoks

n tne blue or uncie diu. -aur. inn

boys know that George is game, fcnd that he will do his duty when the 6 me comes. He belongs to battery L.f

. .i ! i

RcberU' Attorney. j f In addition to Jackson & Star, as

attorneys for the guardian in the" case

of Jonathan Kobrts, tne previo attorneys for Henry Roberts wil still

be retained in the case, and willconduct their part of the case as the! did hitherto. The attorneys who eied

the case through before are Johj F.

Robbins and T. J. Study. j

U".RW'iftra) Register.

James Rowland of this villaew

twenty-live years his

Mr,

states that for

wife has been a sufferer from rh puma.

tism A few nights ago she was in such pain that she was nearly erazy. She sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor! i 1 . i i i . ...

iui ua uau reau or cnamoerlain s Pain Balm, and instead of going for. the

puysieian he went tw the store and

eured a bottle of it. His wife did not an-

m""b ti mr. nowiand s purchase at

nrst, ont nevertheless applied the Balm thoroughly and in an hour's time was able to go to sleep. She now applies

it wnenever sne reels an ache or a

pain. and nnds ttiat it always gives relief,

lie says tbat no medicine which she

fiad used ever did her as much irrwxt

The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by A

yj. uuaen a to , arnggists

Rich

"An Article is When Solid

Only Cheap at a Price Merit is Dack of It.'

Not

Brown

Is the color of the S'loes in our New Line of $2.00 Shoes for Ladies' Wear.

a Washed-Out-Mud-Color.

The Shapes Are Faultless . . . When you see the shoes you will judge them to be worth considerably more than we sell them for.

Co d) o Co

Our Xcw Spring and Summer Snits at JlO.OO 9 Are extraordinary values; the tailoring is

entirely different from the ordinary rcady- . to-weai clothing.

The best and cheapest is that which gives the wearer the longest service and the most perfect satisfaction.

There is more style, skilled workmanchin tim anil care disolaved in every de-

--t , ,

tail. This d fference costs the other kind.

no more than

Loehr & Klute,

WILLIAMS

The People's Shoe Store.

People's Exchange. ,

ADVERTISEMENTS nnder th head of Wanted Situations, mala or female help wanted, when not exceeding tour liues.inaerted FREE in these columns. All "ada" for Heal Estate Salee, Housea for Rent, Financial, Loet and Misacellaneona Wanta Inserted for 6 cents a line each Insertion

AuEJtrs WASTED MUB IT HAITEAD'3 Urest War Book. -Oar Country in War." All

about armies, navirs, coast de'ences, Maine dtssster, Cuba, war with pain. and relations

with foreian nations. Nearly 60 dskvs. All

W'itten since Maine disasU-r Magn'ficent colored Illustrations. Aleuts makiux $:0 :e t-i'-i per day No eiperience necessary Most liberal terms guaranteed, JO days credit, price low, fre'ebt paid. Handsome outfit free, tend

li two-cent stamps to ray Dostsse.

Natl Educational Union, &2i Dearborn

street, Chicago may-6-dlmo

The We8tneld (Ind.) News prints the following in regard to an old resi

dent of that place: "Frank McAvoy,

for many years in the employ of tbe L , N. A. & C. Ky. here, says: 'I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy for ten years or

longeir am never without it in my family. I consider it the best remeJy

of tbe kind manufactured. 1 take

nloAcnra in a Wmr

i,,mw ,i . m uwsci-msoTaers. t or

aase Dy A. . L.uken & Co., druggists Everybodv Datroniya th W n t

cmeaen pot me dinnpr t Wh.

lempie, next luesday. l.j yt

725 Um STREET.

ALBERT F. ROST & CO. ' The Cheapest House in Town."

Trunks

Bags,

Telescopes and

Steamer Trunks, Waterproof Teleseope, Trunk Straps.

Valises

rvn i r , .

auu ecc ogepn uarzea tor a

new spring suit at his new establish

ment 621 Main street, at the Grand. Wall paper and room mouldings st Dickinson's, corner fifth and Main

streets. i

Engagements made after office hours.

convenience those employed during the day. Examination free. Emer

son Druley optician, Hittle block, ninth and Alain.

We'd just like to have you see our display of the above named. You'll not find 'em any cheaper any place in the ' 'Burg." And the stuff is made light. We know. a i di rt r nnoT a nn

H ft. Dull I r. IIUvl u uu.. "The Cheapest House In Town."

Southwest ..CoLjgth.jand.. Main , Streets. ONE-PRICE CLOTHES HOUSE. Crash Caps. 25c.

. I PRICE TO ALL . : ' ' - ; ( . . ; J- lie Aii is t: ' $ : 8 Q7 MA INI "T T. f -f.v

Spring Chickens mushrooms,

Meyer Bros

and

KnoHenkrg's Notion bailment.

Special Attractions r Saturday and Monday.

l JLWG-rnoisr

Leads the World for Finf-ct-

w a. -a- M.M.JL LJ

Gro

ceries at Lowest Prices.

125 doz. Summer Corsets?!! bound, rr.cely trimmed, fannv

, and eood shape; ie, 25e.

net

Choice Family Flour 12 lb. sack . per barrel

-25 doz. Summer Lorsets, 811, our regular 50c number.

eii-uuueu,uuuulciC;is,pcrieetntung; saiepnce, SUcl'inest sugar cured Breakfast Bicon

California sugar cured Hams ....

35c. 70c. $ I.40 5.50

-lOdoart Waist Extendeis, the only AV)i4 a.l . a J I

poHjuees me correct

sale

4100 Pieces Fancy Ribbons

oOc quality; all go at

e, -J.lc.

6c lb I IK

r-: . - . ..... ........ n m

rinesi sugar cured Hams ioclb Snow white Corn Meal 8 lbs. for ' IOC 25c packages Grain O for 20c Vitos breakfast food, per package ". . , 2 c Rolled Oats, per package Finest Honey Diip uble Syrup, per gallon ". 2cC Fresh roasted Golden Rio Coffee 10. 1 1 1 , ,y a

Shape; 9 cents a pound. Just as good as ever absolutely

pure, nnc navorea and Jresh roasted.

Mocha and Java Coffee, per pound., ... 16

AraDian Java Coffee, per pound New York Cream Cheese, per pound New York Buckwheat, cheaper than floor" ." 20 pounds coffee C Sugar for ..... Good New Orleans Molasses, per gallon. " The Finest New Orleans Molasses in the world per gallon

20 and 25c 5c oc 2C lb

5 Here is your opportunity t

es. Checks, etc.

pfd, 25c.

our 35 j and

Sash Ribbons, good assjnt of colors, and blacks, in

Satins, Moire and Cord - per yard. Come early.

These special valtre very choice

a Sash 20 pieces, ? and 7 in.

15c

30c

Besides selling: First-Class Groceries cheaper than anv other stm-, I.. i?i 1 we are giving; away free SlOO OO in Premiums e ery thre4 wSekSf Kldin,on,,

nease note: Our place of business iTltlaVS at 6 nVlnrk In tlm ox-ont.. ' s

- .... . . 1 . 11 rj mil iiiturtlavs commencing: Tuesday, 3fay 17th.

s will be closed Tuesdays, Thursdays and 11 keep open on 3Iondays, Welnelays tSia

our sale price will be

tney are sold

Sale SATURD. Respectfully,

d 3IOXDAY.

The Geo. 11.

lenberg Co.

Respectfully,

tata

EXola Street 'Phono XOO.

Largest Eetailerz of Fine Groceries in the Worlcu