Richmond Palladium (Daily), 8 July 1898 — Page 2
KICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM FRIDAY, JULY 8. 188
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MORTALITY.
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IS LIGHT FOB THE MONTH OF JUNE.'
Annuel Set S.OOO.OOO Soros
FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1898.
TERMS or 8UBSCBIPPIOM: One yea b mall, postage" paid Ooe mouth " a week, by carrier
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Only 78 men have responded to the
rail tor turn colored companies in this
state. The companies mast be mm tered in tomorrow if at all.
Presidbnt McKin'LBY signed the
Hawaiian annexation resolution at
three minutes after seven o'clock yes
terdsv evenincr with his little stub
pen. That settles it. The government appears to be in
dead earnest about sending Commodore Watson after Camara's fleet. It
is proposed to wipe all Spanish ships from the face of the great deep.
A dispatch from Madrid says a Spanish cabinet minister takes the
view that since the destruction cf her
fleet Spain must continue the war lest 'she should be suspected of cowardice. This is practically the same position occupied by the little bull that undertook to butt a locomotive off of the track.
The intention of the war revenue law with regard to express, telegraph companies &c, should be distinctly denned. If it was the purpose of the government to place the burden on these companies instead of on their patrons it should be borne by them without murmur, and vice versa. The question is not who is most able to pay this tax but whore duty it is to pay it. The companies have an agreement to uniformly require thei- patrons to pay for the stamps placed on
packages and messages. They have the power to enforce this rule in the absence of an official definition of the
law. Such a definition should be cured as soon as possible.
Birth Exceed the Deaths by Seven Nearly All the Deaths Are Either Very Old People or Infants. The mortality report of Dr. Davis, the health officer, for the month of June just ended, is a mute testimonial to the excellent sanitary condition of our city. It further shows that the mortality is where it only should be.
among the aged or the babies nnder
one year of age. Seven out of the twelve deaths were infants nnder one year; one wrj an old man between eighty and ninety; three were old men between seventy and eighty, and only one was so low as between forty atd fifty. There were no deaths from typhoid fever or from any contagious disease, and there have been but three cases of typhoid fever reported. Bright disease 1, cancer of face 2, cancer of liver 1, cholera infantum 2, congestion of brain 1, fatty degeneration of heart 1, nephritis 2, pneumonia 1, senile debilityl. Total 12. Of this number eleven are male and one female. Eleven are white and one colored. Offsetting the mortality of the month ate 19 births, S male and 11 female. One of the female births is colored. BIRTH RETURN'. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan,
West Kichmond, a baby girl, seventh
child.
FOS BILXOTO UTS JESV0C3 DIS0KDES.3 arh ss Wind and Pain ta the Stomach. Giddiness, Fulness after !. Heaulach. Dixxineaa. Irowbne. Flusnicus of Hwiu Loss of Appem. CostiveD. Blotches n the Skin. Cold Chills. Disturbed Sleep. Frightful Ireams and ail Jitrvous aa4 IrwDbUug Kensation. TEE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RrT.TTP IS TWISTY KI5UTRS. Fvery sufferer will acknowledge thcia to be A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. BEECH Ayr rilXA. taken as directed, trill rulckly restore Females to complete health. They promptly remove obstruction or irregularities of the system and care kick Headache. For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Deecham's Pills are Without a Rival Ad have th LARCEST SALE Of any raicnt Medicine ia the World. 25o. at all Drag Etoro.
DRILL TONIGHT.
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Captain Anderson's Campany Drill at the Glen This Evening.
Captain Anderson s lull company
will drill at the glen this evening for
the first time, and every member,
whether he has ever drilled or not, is expected to be cn hands. AH new
members will be placed under the care
of one of the officers and drilled sepa
rately until he is familiar with the
tactics. A nuoibor of compaav drills
have been gone through with at the headquarters in Vaughan'a hall, Out tonight will be the first time that a j
drill has been undertaken at the glen.
Later on an attempt will be made to
have the drill campus at the glen,
lighted with electric lights, so that the
evening's maneuvers may be executed
after dusk.
New names are daily being added to
the roll and from all present mdica
tions no company in the state will be
better prepared for a third call than
the one now being organized in this
city.
The subscription paper for suits
which was started a few days ago is
being circulated and considerable
money has been obtained, while con
siderable more is needed.
RATTLESNAKES.
They Make Their "pparance In This County O.-.ce More. The deadly and much dreaded rattlesnake has again made his appearance in this county in the past few months, and a numbei have been seen by farmers living in this vicinity. Several days ago Clarence Fonts, who lives on a farm near Oreensfork, killed a goodsized rattler and now has the skin of the reptile as a relic. They have also been seen in the vicinity of Uagerstown, but as far as is known none have been killed except the one mentioned above.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lccas County. J Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the ity of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that can not be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Care. Frank H. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 0th day of December, A. D. 1S81. seal A. W. G lea SON. N jtary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cheney & Co , Toledo, O.
8w?8old by druggists, 75c.
there. "Bam" came here with some" horsemen in a palace horse ear. He is smart and affords considerable amusement for the men during the weary hours of night. The (scaffolding has been removed, from in front of the new Zetler block between ninth and tenth!on Main. The
building is a very nne looking one with its front of granite briek. Oscar Williams and William Dickerson of Richmond, Indiana, returned home last evening, after spending the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Z utter master and other friends in the city. Fort Wayne Sentinel.
The Herman lodge of Odd Felowa
mnt and installed officers last night. The Whitewater lodge meets tonight and Eden degree. Daughters of Rebekah, meets tomorrow night 'and installs its officers.
TWO GRATEFUL WOMEN ether, and it l largely used in oil well
drilling, ia rafting and scores of other
Restored to Health by Lydi B. pinkniun's Vegetable Compound.
Cu ! My On Wi
HAS
NO COMPROMISE .
YET BEEN EFFECTED IN THE ICO BERTS CASE,
Mrs. Patrick DinHT, ; West Winsted, Conn., writes: Dvab Mrs. Pixkhaji: It ia with pleasure that I write to yon of the benefit I have derived from a&ing your
wonderful Vegetable Compound. I was -very ill, suffered with female weakness and displacement of the womb. 1': leouldnotsleepatnight.hadtowalk f rt Wr-t an with twin in mv
aide and small of my back. Was troubled with bloating, and at times would faint away; had a terrible pain in my heart, a bad taste in my mouth all the time and would vomit; but now, thanks to Mrs. Pinkbam and her Vegetable Compound, I feel well and sleep well, can do my work without feeling tired; do not bloat or have any trouble whatever. "I sincerely thank you for the good advice you gave me and for what your medicine has done for me."
And Probably Will Not bs-lht Children Are Willing to Have the Guardian Set Aside, But the Guardian Is Not.
Cannot Praia It Enoagb."
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There is conflicting and more or less bewildering news as to the intentions of our land and naval forces with n. ipgai- n he bombardment of. Santiago. Our associate press dispatch yesterday stated that it hid been decided in a war conference not to begin the bombardment immediately. A special from Washington in this morning's Commercial Tribune says: The war department announced shortly after midnight that Admiral Sampson would begin the bombardment of Santiago on Saturday (tomorrow) at noon. He will approach the shore as closely as possible and with his eight, ten and thirteen-inch guns throw shells into the town itself. This is the result of the conference held between Admiral Sampson and Oeneral Shafter yewterday, which was ordered by the President. While the bombardment is going on Shafter will make a land attack. General Randolph with 3,000 troops and six batteries of artil
lery having by that time re-enforced
him.
Lightning Kills a Horse.
The following from the Milton items
of the Cambridge City Tribune is of
interest:
Lightning killed a horse for Chris
Schloudker, east of town, Sunday afternoon. The stroke that probably did
it, appeared to the family an fire and
drove them back. A half hour later
the animal ' was found dead. Her
mouth was open and full of dirt as
though, its had bad kaaw pabQ into the ground. That night lightening struck the house of H. C. El well. It
tore up the roof at the point struck.
run down into an upper room, and
loft its trail. There it jumped about and knocked the young man who was
sleeping there out of be ', but neither
injured him nor any one in the house
LOCAL NEWS.
It is now pretty definitely known
that the Roberts case, which is brought to remove the guardian reeentlv
placed over Jonathan Roberts, an alleged senile dementia, will not -be
compromised For some time terms of an agreement for compromise have
been drawn up ready to be signed by
the parties interested. When the suit
to remove the guardian was brought?
by Eli Roberts it was at first contested by Henry Roberts (both sons of the aged Jonathan Roberts) because
of questions relative to the estate being
involved. All of these questions had been settled satisfactory to the sons
and the father, and the lueidness of the father, since this discussion came
up, had led them all to be willing to have the guardian moved- All of those
thus concerned had signified that willingness and recognized the injustice
of the first action and it seemed a compromise was about to be effected, when, it is understood, a third factor entered in that bids fair to. spoil the chances of compromise. Mr. Roberts' guardian, holding Mr. Roberts of unsound mind, refuses to be set aside uncontested and has signified his intention of fighting any such action. The guardian holds that if an agreement on the question involved in the compromise were arrived at a legal liability might fall on him. The case, if tried, was to have been tried in Union county this summer, but now it will probably not come np until the September trm of court. The suit to set aside the deed of Eli Riberts to the property on south thirteenth and A streets is still pending.
THE UNOlNO AT BAIUl'IBI
We reproduce today a picture by
Thulstrup from the pages of Harper's
Weekly, which represents the debarka
tion of General Shatter's troops at
Baiqmri. The men were put ashore at an old wooden dock which runs np
out of the shoal water to a short stretch of sandy beach. They fell at
once into marching formation and dis
appeared immediately in the tropical underbrush, so that not more than three or four hundred were in sight at
a time. There was, therefore, no dis
plap on the water front, and the move
ments on the shore presented no indi
cation that thousands of soldiers with their equipments were beginning the
invasion of Cuba. On the water, however, it was quite a different affair. The spectacle recalled the pictures of old marine operations when armed crews in small boats and boarding parties, bristling with muskets and cutlasses, were familiar features of naval warfare. In the offing, steaming slowly to overcome the current, lay the huge transports, their decks crowded with men
eager to exchange the irksome eon
Snement of the troop-ship for the freedom of the camp. Farther out to ea were the convoys, stripped for
action and ready to repel any interfer
ence with the landing, with keen-eyed lookouts in every fighting-top to watch the shore as well as the sea. Between the beach and the transports the water seemed covered with
row-boats and a few steam and electric launches darting here and there, filled
with officers and shouting orderlies,
in the apparent confusion the most perfect order prevailed. The soldiers
were packed in the boats like the proverbial sardines; each man carried his gun and all field accoutrements, and had his blankets slung over his shoulder. The intricate and critical disembarkation was completed without an accident or mistake, and in the evening the flagship signaled to the headquarters' transport, "Admiral Sampson I
congratulates General Shafter."
CEMENT WALKS.
Cambridge City Has the Fever For
Them.
Some of the citizens of Cambridge
v.uy were here yesterday inquiring
into the Jaw concerning side walks in
relation to towns the size of Cambridge City. This is done with a view to beginning the extensive laying of cement walks at that place. The fever for
them may have been contraoted from Hagerstown which has been greatly beautified by the laying of cement
walks.
A Narrow Escape.
Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, of Gorton, S. D., "Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs, cough set in and finally termina
ted in consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my
bavior, determined if I eouhl not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was ad ised to get Dr. King's
rsew Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles. It has cured
me, and thank God I am saved and
now a well and healthy woman.
Trial bottles free at A. G. Luken &
Co Drug Store.
O 1 " a A.ej-in,
jveguiar size one ano i.uu guaran
teed er price refunded. 1
A Card of Thanks.
Editor Palladium.
ine ladies or the W. K. C. wish to
extend their thanks to those who assisted them in any way with their mar
ket. To Mr- aughan for the use of the room, the press for free advertising, Mr Coe and to each and everv
one collectively and individually who
helped directly or indirectly.
The Sure La Grippe Cure.
There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady if you will only get the right remedy. You are having
pain ail through your body, your liver is out of order, have no appetite, no
life or ambition, have a bad cold, in
fact are completely used up. Electric Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They
act airecuy on your liver, stomach and kidneys, tone up the whole system and make you feel like a new being. They guaranteed to cure or price refunded. For sale at A. G. Luken & Co. 'a drug store. Only 50 cent bottles. 1
R!!o Gripe yon take IT.! rills. Tin- big. okt faslooed, si;gax-cau-d flht. hk-it tjir vu all to are Minn with Hmi's. Easy to lake
and easy to operate, is true
CI Hood's Pins, which are
up to date in every respect.
Safe, certain and sure. All
druggist. 25e. C L Hood & Co, LowcIL Mass.
The only Puis to Uke with Hood's Sarsaparuav
Pilfls
Ezra Billenger came home yester
day afternoon from Foantain City.
There will be a band concert at the
south tenth street park this evening
The Sol Meredith Post G. A, R. met
last night in a purely business session.
Miss Mary and Mr. Will Snyder
came home troa tjinemnau last even-
Mrs. N. M, Stanley and two chil
dren of Dayton were in the city yester-
Mrs. Fletcher Elliott went to Preble
county, Ohio, this morning on a short
visit.
Miss Gertrude Can came here
yesterday afternoon to visit Miss Lena Minck.
Griffith Ellis left last night on a
business trip to the western part of the county.
Will Jameson spent last night at
Hagerstown with his family who is
visiting there. .
Mrs. J. N. Tracey and children came
home last night from a two days' visit in the country.
Miss Grace Fisher of Urbana came
here last night to visit Miss Nell Bon-
a u a short time. i
Miss Jeannette Crockett left yester
day afternoon for a trip to Baltimore
and Washington.
Police court was unusually quiet thi9
morning, cot an arrest having been
made last evening.
Mrs. John Kaufman, Mrs. J. A
Woods and son Wilfred, went to Lo
gausport last night.
Thomas J. Newkirk, wife and daugh
ter came home yesterday afternoon
from Cambridge City.
Mrs. Van Frank of Fultonham, Ohio,
guest of the lliff s at the Arlington, returned home today.
Miss Mae Sterling of Havana, Illi
nois, guest of Mrs U. vv . Genn, went
to Eldorado yesterday afternoon.
The Misses Cora and Maude Bell
and Bessie Louck left yesterday afternoon for Eldoradj Springs to spend a few weeks.
Greenville Tribune: Mrs. Prof. Fisk
of Richmond is visiting friends in Greenville. She will remain for several weeks.
Ft. Wayne Sentinel Miss Myrtle
Lindsey has returned from Richmond
where she has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Katte.
Miss Susan Hart of Maysville.
Missouri, who has been the guest of Miss Vergie Wright for some time, re
turned home last night.
Mrs. Herbert Hadley and two sons
of Indianapolis, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Iliff , returned home last night.
- Laura, Elsie and Archie Reynolds
of Indianapolis arrived here yesterday afternoon to visit the families of O. B. Fulghum and J. N. Tracey.
Ft. Wayne Sentinel Miss Alta Ho
mer of Richmond, Indiana, has been
the guest of her brother, W. O. Komer, of 95 Baker street, the past week.
The Henley Bicycle company have
put out a trial companion trieycle There are two seats side by side and
the regulation two wheels in the rear and one in trout.
M. B. Montis, engineer at the power
house, left yesterday afternoon for Ckattanoogo, called there by the illcess of his wife and child who have
been there on a visit. The band will have its fine concert at the sooth tenth street park this evening. Quite 'a large crowd was down there last night expecting it on Thursday as it has been heretofore.
The boys of the night force at the Eess. Tiste in tic Mouth, Coated Tocgoe depot have a mascot in the shape of a pia f1 thc Si!. TORPID LIVER. They blv:k and tan dog, which they call cg"'Jfr tiie Bowds. Tardy YegeuUe.
oum. xie never is around there Small PlU. Small except at night when he is always 8m9 Pr!o
Miss Gektik Duxki. Franklin, Neb., writes: " I suffered for some time with painf ul and irregular menstruation, falling of the womb and pain in the back. I tried physicians, but found no relief. "Iwas at last persuaded to try Lydis E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, and cannot praise it enough for what it has done for me. I feel like a new person, and would not part with your medicine. I have recommended it tc
several of my friends."
ATTRACTIONS.
A Vaudeville Company Will Show the Glsn New Grand Stand at the Ball Park.
Within the next few days there will
be a vaudeville company showing
every evening except Sunday in the Glen Miller pavillion. The nature of the attraction is not yet definitely given out, out it is known that the
company is to be a stock company and
one that is to come to stay. BALL PARK.
' A new grand stand has been built at
the Hawkins ball park, out nar the glen. The seating capacity of the
pavilion is about 500.
The deer at transferred from pen.
the glen have been
the old to the new
WASHINGTON LETTER.
XTo Kore "Aunties" In Washington The
Garfield Law Dewey and the Pries of Hemp.
Reasons Why Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy Is the Best. 1. Because it affords almost instant relief in case of pain in the stomach, colic and cholera morbus. 2. Because it is the only remedy that never fails in the most severe cases of dysentery and diarrhoea. 3. Because it is the only remedy that will para chmnia liarrhn
4. - Bmmus it Is " the only , T$fnQHZ-
tnat win prevent oiuous cone. 5. Because it is the only remedy that will cure epidemical dysentery. 6. Because it is the only remedy that can always be depended upjn in cases of cholera infantum. 7. Because it is the most prompt and most reliable medicine in use for bowel complaints. 8. Because it produces no bad results. 9 Because it is pleasant and safe
to take.
10. Because it has saved the lives
of more people than any other medicine in the world.
The 25 and 50c sizes for sale by A.
G. Luken & Co.. druggists.
We
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A Good Lot at Auction. Immediately after the sale of Mrs.
Kirby's residence property 1 will offer
a valuable lot situated on north eighteenth street, next to number 323.
on good payments, Saturday, July 9th,
p. m. w. D. Jones, Auctioneer. Hot Nights Spoil Cream
And food taints Get one of our clean-
able and odorless ice boxes or refrig erators and save money and health,
trices, a ou, $s ou. rso one
can afford to be without one. Iliff's, Main and Sixth streets. For Sale or Trade. I have a nice SO-acre farm in Randolph county, six miles east of Lynn, that I will sell at a bargain or crade for Richmond property, d-tf Georgk P. Early. DOGS POISONED.
Is Doing
Some Ons of Inhuman Turn
Suoh Work. For almost a year now the people
living on south thirteenth, especially in the second square, have been unable
to keop a dog. Every dog around
there was poisoned, and yesterday after a quiet of about three months
loDg enough for more dogs to be got ten three more dogs were poisoned
Thi3 time it is thought by the owners
or the dogs that the malicious poisoner is known and prosecution is threatened.
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, remedy fcr Dizziness, Xacsea, DrowsJ-
ISpecial Correspondence.!
.- That times have chauged and customs
with them was forcibly brought home the other day to a youug girl from the
far south who was making her first visit
VV ashiugtou. In the little town which
'.er home the old colored people still
the families in which they lived
ire the war, still preserve their old
deference to white folks, and
aid be surprised if addressed other
tlum, M 'anutle"' and "mide. "
is different in Washington, Here the
o-American thinks verv well of him-
knows his rights and is very care-
about preserving them, and this dif-
uco was the cause of the southern
irl's dij-conifiture. She was on the
treet alone, trying to find the house of
a friend. The avenues have a way of
intersecting the streets m Washington
which is confusing to any but the old' est inhabitant, and the girl found her
eelf getting hopelessly adrift in her effort to reach her destination and did not kL,ow which way to tack. Just then she mt a middle aged, very respectable
looking colored woman, well dressed.
but carrying a basket of clothes. The sight cheered her, colored people were
always so mud to her down home, and she hurried to the woman and said most sweetly: "Oh, auntie, I have lost my way. Won't you please tell me how to get to K street?"
Instead of the expected "Yaaa, indeed, chile," the colored woman glared at her and said in rasping tones, as she stalked haughtily away: "I ain't yo auntie. Fze yo ekaL" Tom Johnson and the Garfield Law. "The Garfield law, which was passed by the Ohio legislature to prohibit the spending of large sums by rich men for Influencing votes, has not been a glittering success, " said Mr. J. P. Gurley of Cinciunati at the Raleigh. "It seems that the law was passed with special
reference to the Hon. Tom L. Johnson,
who hired tents and other circus acces
sories, involving the expenditure of i good deal of coin in his unique cam
paigns. The Republican legislature did not want to see Mr. Johnson divorced
from so much of his bard earned cash.
and in order to save him from himself
enacted the statute compelling oandi
dates t be economical with their lucre.
In fact, it was stated on the floor of the
senate that the bill was aimed at John
son. "Now it seems that the law is an ob
rtacle to other wealthy citizens whe have political aspirations and who are
not averse to 'giving up' about election
time. But the fact is that nobody will
ever be seriously interfered with by the Garfield law, for there are plenty of
ways of evading it, just as there is always a way of getting a drink of whisky in a prohibition town. If candidates do not want to perjure themselves, they can always turn money over to agents who will spend it for them, and though they know just for what the money is used they can always shift the responsibility to their friends. The conscience of the average politician is elastic enough to resort to that little dodge without causing him to become a victim to insomnia." - Dewsy and the Pries of Hemp.
"Since the blockade of Manilla by Admiral Dewey the price of hemp from
the Philippine islands has doubled in value," said Mr. C. W. Eice of Boston. "The bulk of first class hem pen ropes ia this ecuntry is made from the raw material that conies from Manilla. "Since Dewey has shut off the supply the best hempen rope has advanced from 6 ceEts to 1 1 cents a pound, and there is probability of still further in
crease uitU the close of the war. The
stock in hand . in
small, and the . demand being great a
rise has taken place also is
ways.
Coll Summtr at ths Capital. "Hotel men in Washington as elsewhere anticipate the dullest summer experienced for a long time," said an up town hottd clerk. "Travel was brik until it became apparent that a ruction with Spain was inevitable, and immediately afttr the declaration tf war it took a slump, which has bn growing ever since. The excursion bue-iue which brraght a great deal of revtnue to railVMds and hotfl people everywhere during the summer has t-utirely disappeared, and a number of dates fur excunuuis during the present month were ruthlessly canceled by the railroads. People are not patronizing the iummer resorts, fearful perhaps of being bombarded, and there is little travel between the north and south. Everybody teems to have developed a desire to stay at home, and it is likely that the opening of uext season will hud tine or more hotels in Washington with 'To Let" signs on them. " Repreaentativs Cousins' Speoch. The fame of Representative tVniMns speech on the destruction of the Maiuet, which was probably the most effectivt bit of oratory that has been beard in this cougress. appears to have traveled to some very distant parts of the earth. Representative Eddy of Michigan received in his mail yesterday a letter from faruff India, the writer request ing that a copy of Mr. Cousins' speech be sent kim. Cabl chofuxix Opposed ta Electricity. The suitan has prohibited the ue ol electricity in Turkey for any purjvu. and pateuts for electrical inventions r consequently refused.
WANTS THE HOLLAND BOAT.
r -A PERFECT FOOD-u WhoJestMne a i IM.-loua.' V A WALTER BAKER & CO.'S Q I Jfbreakfast cocoa J II itfvWl "Has food thstemtsf mot thas ioo year' ue moef H X C f A i? ft cl.n, aoti iorpun'y 1 ot worth unequal).! lii 1 Cost les than ONE CENT a Cup. 7 ? HI j J1 Trade-Mark en Every Package. f QtQaJgk WALTER BAKER & CO. LTD., X X r m. Established I7SO. DORCHESTER. MASS.
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Now is thc time to Subscribe One Year, - Sl.OO
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DivlBK Warship Might Ho lawful la Huntu Saotiag-o Minra. "Send the Holland submarine boat to Santiago, and I will take her with a
volunteer crew and clear the harbor of ships and mines. " That is the substance of a letter on
file in the navy department. It is signed by Lieutenant Commauder William V. Kimball, command r of the torpedo' Iniat flotilla of the I'uited States navy, j I think we will get a try for the. boat at last, " said Treasurer Frvt of the Holland Submarine IJoot company s
reeeutly. "Mr. Kimball bus written to
the secretary of the navy, asking for our boat and ottering to man her with a
volunteer crow to clear the harbor of
Santiago. Mr. Kimball is one of the ac
kuowhxlged authorities on torpedoes.
torpedo boats end the use of bifth es-
loives in warfare." Philadelphia
Press. Facta About Hotmon.
A western paper has compiled these
lleged personal facts about Hobsou:
First. He was rejected by the only
woman lie ever loved, who married a
brother officer.
second. tie was the youugot man
but one of bis class at Annapolis.
Third. He was bovcotted by his
whole class.
Fourth. They called him "'The Tin
Saint" and "Parson Hobsou."
Fifth. He graduated at the head of
his class.
Sixth. He neither smokes nor drinks
Seventh. He is devoutly religious
Eighth. He prayed on the deck o
the Merrinajc,
Ninth. Ho is full of daring ideas.
Tenth. He is the only American who went to Paris and never went to the
Jloulin Rouge.
Eleventh. His motto is: "To do
justly; to love mercy ; to walk humbly
with thy Uod."
Twelfth. He is the best dancer in
the navy.
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HARPER L BROTHERS Franklin s., N. Y. Ctty
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Trustee's
Sale Kstate.
Notice is hereby Riven tbst the
of Ileal
nnderaiened,
trunee or the trust entate under ttie will of
John W. Urabbs, deceaaed, will receive bida rnr th. hIm (if I hu r..l .nt... 1 -;- W.ft.
crlhetl at pnv.te aaie until ten o'clock a. ut. on j.
SATURDAY, JULY 30, 189P,
Trne to Its Historic Policy.
ihe United states is m every sens an expansive country, and always has
been, and i going to continue to be.
There is nothing new about this. We
re going along in the light of expe
rience, not treading the dark path of ex
periment. Rochester EH-niorrat and
Chronicle.
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Foreigner Vat for you peoples all
inn?
Boy Itunnin fer a mad dog !
Foreigner Mad dog? Vat fr should
cey vant a mad dog? Now York Jour-
Buoklen's Arnlos Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, niceis, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, ebil
biaws, earns, ail skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give per
rect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 2 i cents per box. For sale by
A. u. Lnken & o.
when if said rest estate, is nt sold at priysta sale, said trustee will on Saturday, July , lri&M. cfler said real estate for sale st pnblie
auction on the premises described below and upon the terms and conditions beiein after stated.
Said resl estate is described as follows, to-
wit: All of lot number ten in William Kenworthy's addition to the city of Richmond
wayne county, loniana, s loatea at me aoutn-
west corner of North Ninth and North H
streets in said city of Kichmond. Indiana, except nine i9 feet in width off uf the went side thereof, heretofore conveyed to William W. Foalke and Heorge W. Shoemaker. Tt&MS OF SAL.E At least one-third of the purchase money will be reqnired to be paid in
cash, and the residue divided in two equal installments payable in nice and eighteen months from day of sale respectively. The I'Uichaser being required to execute his notes for such deferred ivmpnt, bearioa: intereat
at the rate of six per cent per annum from date of sale, payable at a bank in tui state to the order of said trustee, with sttorney ttes and to be seen red to the approval of said trusu-e and the Wayne circuit court. And the aaid rval entate is to lie so sold under tha order of
the Wayne circuit court free of liens and
incumbrances thereon.
JAMKi K. REEVES Trustee. Joh L. Bops Attorney, jalyifntt
MMEYJ
rami of
IZonoy to on mortgage.
Loan
I Administrator's Sale
Real Instate.
of
Miraculous Benefit
RECE.VED FROM
3r. Miles' New Heart Cure
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned.
as a-imimstr&tor of lite estate of Martha
B. Pollock deceased, by virtue of an order and
decree of the Wayne Circuit ourt. will offer for
sale, and seii.at puouc auction, on tee prem
.on
HATURDAY. the 23 rd DAY OF JULY, X809,
at I o'clock p. m.of said day .the following de
scribed real estate in Wajne County, Indiana,
vo-wii.
A pa tor lot number 14 in that Dart of the
city cr KTftmond laid out by Jonathan Mattia
ana aesf-riDu as follows, to-wtt: Commencine-
at the southwest corner of to-aaid lot, running
uieut nuriu itei atong via street, xormeri
titti street; tnence east parallel with the aoul
line of the said lot. thronuh said
lot to an si ey on the eat side
inereor; tnence scuta aloug the said
siley ti the southeast corner of said lot; thence
west along tna soutn line or tee said lot to the
dace ot resinning, uron tbe followm
iernrj. wwic uue-tnircl or tne nurcbase nionev
to be paid in cash, one-third in nine months
and one-tnira id eighteen u-ontfcs from the day
of the said sale, the pnrcbtser
u gie bib noK-s lor irte aeierrea payments. waiving talaation and
arprauemont laws, and bearing six per rent.
per annum from tne date thereof.
and sheared bv mortiraee cn tbe real eataLe aolri
If sai-t re&l estate shall not be sold at iDbiir
anciinn onsaia aay, tbe aame will be held snd
onerea mereaiier on tr above terms, at private saie and bids th retor will be m.
ceivel by'th- un4ersigwd at the law oflice of John r Robbing, over 51 Main street, fcich-
WAL1 ER S. BATL1FP. Idmiairinh ,
juneSMjulyts 15 '
li you want to borrow come and see rxe.
Wm.H. Bradbury Son Eoonw 1 and 8 WeBtcott block, Richmond Isd.
imported from Mexico. The sisal hemp
of that country is not nearly so good as that obtained from tbe Philippines. The latter, being far mere durable. Is preferable for rcpes for outside use. It lasts longer in the water, and frequent dryinjr ard wetting do it no harm. I "Coal shippers use tons of the best Manilla rope to ti their coal fleets to-
W4LI P. BAH COCK, of Avoca, S. Y,
12. veteran cf tha 3.-d S. Y. ArttS'ifery aod
tor thirty years cf the Rabcock A
Hansel Carriage Ox, of AuLtim. says: -J write to express icy gratitude fc thp mirac-
ioos benefit received frtwsi Dr. Stiles" Iltan
Crj. I uTere-J foryf-ar, ,u? recltof arrj life, trots ectatk-a whi:x affected try fctsK ia tbe worst form, Hsy lim t wellt-i fr.n.
th anklos up. I bioateti ni.;-1 I wis onablf
to Button my ciott.a;; aaa -.s:p pais
Shout the toirt, saberitig c-p:U and
shortness cf. treatla- Fer three nicr.tLa I was um'o to lie dwa, ir.-i xll tbe sieco I go wraa in an arra chs-'r. I v treated fcy
f etcw worse
About a jrr&r so I czzsmeac&i t&kiss Lr.
tbe hemp : Ufles" New Heart Csr r.d if b..v-U cjy Hft
A HARD DRIVE
with a leather boose, in which wo came oat
ahead enables as to pat better stock into ait
tbe HAKHiSS e make without beirg forced to increase prices. We are all gainer
oy tnia. von are oieasea wit a tne roods i
sell because they are high quality and toa ai a good word for as to roar friends. We ai
can get and keep your trade. Wo have done
onjnnesa on ute mutual Decent pian for many
years.
I m. &f V aia Street
tne c aitea States IS , xhtt best do-tors bet jrrsaiiia
IC Or.
M lY.namr
as if by a n:rsc!e.
Dr. Hiies Eeraediea are sold by all drngglsta under a positive goarsiitee, Crst bottJ "JeneCta or mony refoaded. &ouk oa diseases of th bexjt sod serves free. Address,
OB. aUL8 MED' -AX OO, Uhart, lid.
Maps, Map.
We have just received a fresh snp-
ply of Rand & McNally's map of the world and United States combined, th. best war snd pen era! purpose map ex
tant. Price 75 cents. First come.
first served.
fte1orek g I Men and medieine Keslta I what they do. The
axV I I Hood's SarsaDarilia
i .
name everywhere.
are judges by frreat cares by give it good 2
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In any amount on Household Goods' Pianos, Horses, Wagons, Buggies, Bicycles WATOKBS, DlAJfOaTDB.
MONEY
MONXY
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or any kind of
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LOANS In this dtv. vnwrv
We give the lorts-eat
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LOANS We leave the roods Hnnv
In your Doeseaslon
LOANS thus gtvlnaT vou the stnw
use of both moner and
LOANS property. All business MONEY
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meat or collateral.
LOANS pUeedsame dav of wnrv
appIkaUun.
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t st Cer.Stk
4 if.
Rubber Hose,
Gas Stores.
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AT
Phone 46.
9 8.9th.