Richmond Palladium (Daily), 21 May 1898 — Page 4

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM SATURDAY MAY 2i 18S8

"Our constant aim is to sell tk$

"Remember the Jlaine"

features of our business will Indiana Strawberries during week

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Fresh Vegetables, Dressed Chickens and Strawberries, Saturday morning. Will commence eettinsr New Albany Strawberries

first of the week. 1 VAN 'I

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Now is the time to buy. Oar stock is omplete in every particulir. Papestry papers grand, rich colorings. Library and dining-room papers. The finest assortment of rich reds and deep greens, in every C3nceivable shade and design ; also many fine Denara and cloti 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 f 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, stripss, etc , in fact everything one could wish for, at 4c, 5c, 6c, 7c, 8c, ioc, i2c, 15c, 25c per roll. Parlor 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 Papers, whether you buy or not. We soia in Kicnmona. uive ns a can, quality. Yours respectfully, 2STIOX3:OIL,S OlST

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Soecial dispatches ud War News.

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be this te tote. te te D. BROWN. and interesting assortment cf Wall sell more than one-half of the paper ana we will suit you in price as well as SC ZOZEO., 729 M.in Street ttltoe e. 1 aim to eive this charac mm at ter to all my gfarments and all m Sjoods are Choice Selections. Call and See Me for? Nice Clothes. 23 N.9tn Sr riJETTY AS A PICTUKK, and easy and comfortable bug in a rug" is our easy "as a riding snug !ih runabouts. For speedy driving they are the only vehicle outside of a sulky where light weight is reduced to a min imum. Look at our superb stock of handsome buggies, photons, traps, surries and buck boards for summer driving

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SATURDAY. MAY 21 189S. Weatber. Washington, D. C, May 21. Fo Indiana: Local rams this afternoon and tonight. Probably severe thunder storms in the north. Sunday fair. LOCAL NEWS. Wall paper at Nicholson's. Bny locust posts. . Farnham. Fine elock repairing. Haner's. Bay red cedar posts. Farnham. Hopkins straw hats at Fletcher's. Them flowers atBeaeh'a. Phone 184. Dr. Pierce, 35 south 10th st. Phone Loack & Hill make window screens. Spectacle fitting a specialty. Ha lter's. Spectacles correctly fitted at Haner'a. B Michener Graves returned from Logansporc yesterday afternoon. J. N Study of Fort Wayne was in the city last evening on a short visit. Miss Stella Gause. of Cathae:e,Ind., is the guest of Miss Bertha Thornburg for a few days. Charles Edgerton came from Foun tain City yesterday atternoon on a short business trip. The Spring Grove literary society will picnic at the residence of George li. Diiks next Saturday. J. J. Mills went to Camden, Ohio, yesterday afternoon, where he delivered the high school commencement address. Mr. and Mrs. Flemmine, of West Lebanon, Ind., are in the city the fraesta of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bell for a few days. See the celebrated model 820 Favor ite cook stove to be given away at St Marv'a fair, in window at Johnson & Woodhurst's. Thad W. Stevens, secretary of the Youniz Men's Christian Association at Anderson, i? in the city the guest of his cousin, J. M. Coe. Thad. Stevens of Anderson, secre tary of the Y. M. C. A. at that place, ia in this citv. the guest of his rela tives, J. M. Coe and family. Muncie Times: Mr. and Mrs. PhilHd Brown this morning departed for their home in Richmond after spend iner a few davs with relatives in this city. Henry Goebel had the index finger of the left hand cut off yesterday at the F. and N lawn mower factory, by an emery wheel. Dr. Kinsey diessed the finger. Charles H. Sohmid of Allentown, Penusvlvania. was in the city last night and was the guest of E. M Haa. nis former townsman. Mr Sen mid is proprietor of a wholesale ttionery and paper warehouse in Al lentown. The eeneral news manager of the Indianapolis News was in the city yes terday and said that the circulation of that paper had increased three times what, it was before the war began EmreneMcMahon. the agent in this city, says that times the number 01 city papers now that he did a month ago The eighth annual meeting of the Mary F. Thomas W. C. T U. will be held at the home of the president, Mrs Ella J. Davis, west seventh strett Tuesday, the 24th. at 2:30 p. m. All members are urged to be present, and are at liberty to bring a friend. The annual reports of the secretary and treasurer will be given, followed with a description of her three months' ex perience in the south by Mrs. E. M. Haughton. Sapper served by the anion. Mr. E. C. Green, th local assistant superintendent of the Prudential Insurance company .has been transferred to ConnersvilIe, and will leave soon for the new field. This will necessi tate Die removal from Richmond of t family that we can scarcely afford to lose. To those who have been so fortunate as to become a main ted with them, the news of their intended re moval will be received with sincere regret. Mrs. Ureen will be especially missed in the various social and liter ary -organizations ot which she was a member. She was also a member of the First Presbyterian church. If good wishes avail anything, then Mr and Mrs. Green will prosper in their new location. Circuit Court. Ellen Gailsed vs. J. H. Weber, for foreclosure; judgment, $Gt 1 .S4. Anna M. vs. E. H. Menke, divorce; granted on grounds of drunkenness. First National bank v?. Mary B. Parker, on note. Judgment $378 64. L.aura Woodard was given permis sion to adopt Lucie Woodard. The complaint of the Standard Trotting association vs. O. A. Kepler, demand $2,500 on note, was filed today. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Claude Brumbach and Cora Turnpaw, riagerstown. W. A. Whirley and Florence A. Laws, Centerville. Administrator. John B. Dougan was today appoint ed administrator of the estate of the late Mary E. Reed, with a bond of $60,000. Call and see Joseph Gatzek for a new spring suit at his new establishment C21 Main street, at the Grand. Declared Insana. Harmon G reive was today declared a person of an sound mind and incapable of managing his own estate. Fletcher's hat store is the cheapest place in the state to buy men's, ladies' or children's straw hats. Sheriff "m Sale. By rirtoe of a decree and execution to me directed from the cH-i of the Wayne circuit snort. I will kxhim4 ax Dnblie sale, at t h caart boose door, in the city of Richmond, Wayne I county, Indiana, cn tbe 1-th DAT OF JOE 1WS Between the boars of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. on said day. tbe following property, towit; Tbe following described real estate in Wayne Cnnty. Indiana, to-wiu Lot number 15. as nnmberel on the fir?t or original plat of West Ricbm nd, now a part of tbe city of Richmond, la;a oat by Oliver Kinsey, containing; 5VS sq are rods, except so Bach of said lot as was conveyed by John Joseph Encelbert to Jobn Joseph Beratrd Eogtebert, or deed dated on the jtb day of November. A. D. ISsa. and recorded on the 3ua day of November. 1. i a dfed record 7a, page 114. in ttie recorder's office of Wayne eojniy. Indian a. To be sold as the property of Martin Balaca aad Mary IBulach to satisfy said decree and ' exec uoa in my hands tn ravor of Eail afinck I Maid sale without relief from valuation or appraisement laws I LAFAYETTE LAR5H. I Sheriff of Wayne County. May Sh, 1SSS. Joan F. BVnBBura, Attorney tor Plaintiff', pro,' fee, 7 ao. mayaaij

Cud Baking j Powder Tests. Gen. S. H. Hurst, Food and Dairy

Commissioner at the time ot tne official anatyses, writes of

leveland's Baking Powder

Th analyses and comparison of the best eight brands of cream of tartar baking powder show that Cleveland's Superior baking powder is the richest ia cream of tartar, aad richest in gas product, or leavening power, and. havicg no unhealthful or impure element in it, it is absolutely the best and most desirable baking powder manufactured."

Cleveland Baking Powder Co., i A DUBLIN JSALOOIJ. 1 The People of Tht Village Rfghtcoaslv Indignant at a Threatend Innovation. The Wayne Register of Dublin says: It looks now very much as though we were going to have a real-for-sure saloon in Dublin, as Henry Beale of Cambridge City has commenced the publication of a license notice in the Wayne Citizen for an appliaation to sell all kinds of intoxicating drinks in Dublin in l?ss quantities than a quart. He has rented the building owned by Frank Ogborn. and proposes to run a saloon and pool table therein. Now as this building joins onto one owned by the Old Fellows on the west and also one owned by Samuel Dillon, on the east, strong effort will be made by them, together with the citizens in general, for a hard fight against it. Of course we may not be a good judge in the tnitter, but we hardly think a saloon h re would pay. As regards the saloon element here, we think there are many more of our citizens now who favor a saloon here than there was a few years ago. Still there are enough left of the faithfu ones to give the saloon question a hard fight before one can be landed in oui midst. We await further develop ments. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Three Colleges Contest for Honors a Earlham Today The state inter-collegiate tennis tournament is going on at Earlham college as we go to press. The college representation out of the city was not np to Jhe expectations of the movers 'of this first tournament, only twocolleges Hanover and University of Indianaplis. Nothing can be determined aj to who will win the tournament, but it is said that Earlham 'a chances are very good An organization will be effected this afternoon. The Thrawlev Case. The case of Thrawley, for the mur der of Shoemaker, eomes np on Mon day next. The Wayne circuit court made an order for $50 this morning to assist in paying the expenses of certain witnesses in the case. Hush Reed's Regiment. Captain Hugh T. Reed, brother of Frank I. Reed, of this city, is raising a regiment in Chicago, of which he is to be colonel. Tha Conoart. The concert at the First M. E church was a verv superior affair from the standpoint of merit. Mrs. Will iams is an unusually fine impersonator and the m isic was as well rendered as amateurs can render dramatic musi for accompaniment. The patronage was extremely poor, far more so than the merit of the entertainment deserved. It was not a financial success. Tha Grand Jury. The grand jury will not report on the O'Neil case today. They now have the J ellion case to look into. Cabinet photos $1.00 per dozen, at Ryder's, 72- Main street. 20JJ Men, buy your summer underwear at Fietcher's. Prices from 50c a suit up. According to the newspapers, an Ohio husband became the happy father of seven children not long ago. Of the seven all lived but one. It is to be hoped he laid ia a supply of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy, the only sure cure for croup, whooping-cough, colds and coughs, and so insured his eh-ldren against these diseases. For sale by A. O. Luken & Co.. drutrsrisfs. See the beautiful line of delft gran ite ware in window at Johnson A Woodhurst's. Screen wire, doors and windows. 20-2t M. C. Price. See Fletcher, the hatter, for your summer underwear. A Giant Nerve Builder. The Mystic Life renewer is the most powerful nerve builder known. It absolutely cures all form of nervous diseases and weaknesses no matter how aggravated or of how long dura tion, such as neugalgia, nervous prostration, nervous Paroxysms, St. V ltus' dance, palpitation of the heart. physical and mental weakness, debility of old age, etc. Sold by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists, Richmond. 3 S'

OME of your acauaintance dress better

understand where to

economy. Any suit we sell strikes the maxium of desirability in eery particular. -This means that the nothing more satisfactory. We guarantee our prices the lowest in the city or money refunded.

Odd. Huntington HoooCi

New York.

THE "EANGE FTKDER." The Kind la Tsa In the I nltert States Is tit Urst la the World. Oneof tha instruments that would prova of the greatest value in cat of war is the ractre finder. This little instrument U a wonder in its way and the type in .use In the United States is the best iu the world. The official tests mndo during the past thrw years show that its error duea not exceed one half of I per cent. The ranga finder used by the United States was invented ty Lieutenant 1. N. .Lewis, Second artillery, U. tr. A., and boars bis name. It Is a telescope and tracing pencil coniblned. Tha official description of the instrument by Capraln C. C. Morrison of the ordnance department cf the United States, j says that it ias two distinct functions viz, (1) to And the range of a distant ob- j ject; (ti) to inmcau! its true postuuu wiiu respect to surrounding objects. By following the shore lino through the Uilesccpe tb tracing pencil will trace a correct map of the harbor, to scale, locating lighthouses and buoys. New York Journal. SATAN HAD HOLD OF HIM. So the Yale Sopu Admitted When the Professor fehook II im. Yalo faculty will abolish in tho future the sophomore-freshman can rush at Vale. Tho sophomores beat the freshmen in tho annual rush recently. The rush was distinguished by the fact that loading pto feseors were in the frny, and at least one of them i me out of it with his hat hora du combat). Tht professors were vainly trying to scatter tho contending classes, and their method of procedure was to take tho names of as many of the students as possible. One professor, growing irascible at tho puanaciousnessof a little black eyed soi.homore, grabbed bim by the shoulders and shook him till his teeth chattered. His choler rising, tho "prof" shouted: "Young loan, I do believe the devil has got hold of you!" With a mischievous gleam In his eye and facetious smile the sophomore allowed that "be really believed he was right that time." .New York World. Excited l.ady (at atiauvic oityj Why isn't soinething done for that shij aJiSjESISL-jLilZ "f'n. nie of yon Jiiebuver(iiurriediy) we nave' sent the crew a line to come ashore, mom. Excited Lady Of all things! Were they waiting for a formal invitation?New York Weekly. Advice to a Would Be Actor. "What would you advise a fellow to do who is bound to go oc the stage and who can t act any more than a cow?" "Tell him to go to Chicago aud join a live stock company." Philadelphia Bulletin. Thing We Hear. Tin.e was the busy wwinn bee Wuold ktop the town in tiewa. Dispensing gossip here and there. This dull world to aiiiu.o. But nowadays that band ia gon. lis kindly oHiee lost. By telf phone the news comes In On wires which will pet crossed. Chicago Record. Miraculous Benefit RECEIVED FROM Cure. P. BABCOCS. cf Avoca. N.T, i jf velcran of the 3r3 N. Y. Artillery an" for thirty years of tha Babcock t 'Aunael drriage Co., of Auburn, says: " xrite to express my gratitude for the miracIrU3 benefit receired from tr. Miles' Heart CTure. I suffered for years, as result of arm liJc, from sciatica which a7ected my heart In the worst form, my limbs swelled from the ankles tip. I bloated until I waa nnablt to button my clothing; had sharp pains about the heart, smothering epella ano shone s of breath. For three months I waa unable to lie down, and all the sleep I got was in an arm chair. I waa treated by the best doctors but gradually grew worse. About a year ago I commenced taking Dr. Miles' Sew Heart Cure and It saved my life as If by a miracle. Dr. Miles Remedies are sol-l r-y all cruggists under a positive ruarn;ee, first bottle jeaeSts or money re funded. Book on dis eases of the heart and lerves free. Address, DR. BUT f3 SIFT I, x Elkhart, Ind. ELDORADO STEAM LAUNDRY The p'ace where Lace Cur'atas are Laucderi- d, is the clace to bring all laundry work. 829 Mais St. Talepkam. 358 I V BTTSSOJf Pro - get the best clothing value for

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bat at FietchDyspepsia. Heartburn, Gastritis orders positively cured. Grover Graham's Dyspepsia Remedy ia a apeeiflo. One dose reciovea all distrf, and a permanent cure of the most ehrcpie and aeveru eases ia guaraEteed. Do not tiiSer! A 50 eent bottle will convince the moat akt-ptical. Lukti Co., druggists. 630 Main stree t See the beautiful line of dlf t granite ware in window at Johnson & ! Woodhurst's. Men'a union suits from $1 a suit to $5, at Fletcher's hat store. J Confidential, Thai's Our W,y J W Ofoninfc money on the ireiil m no'ee of )rinl people employe by ref sponsible conrfm a. Our nieth'Hl t court- -B eons sod confidential. It implies tautn la i f you nnd w want to do bui-e with peom pie in whom we can bay faitn. we make j ; loans to clerks, book kiepers, ralesmeu. B ra lway employes, and all other salaried 4 uple on their personal notes, without to- -Si dorsement or collateral an be repaid ia Z au.au w n.aU weekly or monthly pavuit nta. KICIIMOXD LOAN CO., Rook 4 Trermoavt Block. Northeast Cor. 8th and Main WALL PAPER, Pictures and Mouldings, Books, Magazines. Ritht now is the time to subscribe 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 present war as well as other leading events of the times. D n't fail to call at once and take advantage of this offer. lEllwood Harris & Co. 720 Main Street. People's Exchange. ADVKBT1SBMKHTS under th head of Wanted Situation, mala or female help wanted, when not ezoaadina tour lines, inserted FKKB in theaa column. AU "ads" for Real Batata Sales. Houea for Bent, Financial, Lost and Misaoellaneous Wanta inserted for 6 eenta a Una each insertion OR um :ttj. For ' Rent Modern residence of eight r joins, and a new bath just completed, at 106 south fourteenth street. Inquire at 33 north ninth street. Lost A string of rosary beads and door key. Return to Mrs. Thomas Allen, West Richmond. Lost A cane with crooked handle, between fifth and eighth streets on south A Ktreet. Return to S. R. Wiggins, 303 north tenth street. Wanted Girl to da general house work at 201 north fourteenth street; must come well recommended. A GENTS WAXTKO The latest pozzle jnt "out. "Cuban Blockade." Retails 6 cents. Send stamps for sample. I nion Puzile Co , , Fennsylvania. P. O. Box 2113. Hiiladelphi MONEY EASY And to loan on approved security, at U to 7 per cent. Time and payments favora ble. Thompson liros , loan and real estate. G S. 7th st. SALESMAN wanted who visits the retail and country trade to Hell a well uaviim side line or dry goods on commission. ttryn Mawr Mills, Philadelphia may2l-2Rat AUENT8 WANTED MUR tT HALSTEAD'8 Ureat War Book -Our Country in War." All about armies, navies, coast defences, Maine disaster, cnba, war with spam, and relations wun loreiea nations, nearly eu mm. All written since Ma'ne dinasU-r Maes Scent coiorea illustrations. A Re nta rrskit 10 te ll'i per day No eipenecce necessary. Most liberal terms guaranteed, A days credit, price low, tpe fttt paid. Uandaome outfit free, tend 13 two-cent ctamps to ay posts ge Nst 1 Educational Union. 421 Dearborn street, t hicago. msyS-dlmo BRADLEY opsb. 8 ISHER MURRAY, Leasees and Managers Wednesday, May 25th The Xew York City Snc tess! HI. HENRY'S Xew Big 3Iodern MTNSTREIiS? SO All W hite PerformeTS 50 The star comedian Arthur Dtming. The papular comedian Dan Aim on. The treat character comedians Gri'l in and Co viper." I tie musical come lians Locke A Carroll. The finest of all lingers t.e .ded by the popular vocal star Hairy je lghton. Ibepopolar Bant ore J. Albert Oat.s. The famous Patrol Quartette. The popular cornet virtuoso Mr. Hi. The Richmond boys. Morton and I fftt. the entertainers J Henry. Sinsrers Dancers. Comedians. Sreciahies. Big Double Orthestra. The fiue-t of all Military Bands. SPECIAL. On account of the lateness of the season redecei prices will be offered 25, 35 & 50 cts. Reserved Seats on Sale at Rosa' Drug Store. han you Jo, and the least roney. Our

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