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RICHMOND DAI Li V PALLADIUM, FRIDAY. AUGUSTS. 4808.

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Th i Sale has started witli a rash and will kaep ru hiag1 till w are cleaned out. Haad the Sh,e and DryGoods asto lishers.

Shoe Department Ladies dongola, lace and button, patent tip, sale price 98c and 1.25 Ladies donola, lace and button, patent leather an 1 stock tip 1.53 Ladies' donsola oxfords, patent tip, sale price .... 50, 75c and 1. 03 Ladiss dongola oxfords, patent and stock tip . . 1.25

Youths' shoes, sizes 12 to 2, heel, sale price . . Youths shos. sizes 12 ti 2.

Misses' dongola, li to 2, lace heel Children's dongola, izes8 to 11, sale price . . ......

sale price .. duc and Toe Infants' fine shoes in lace and button, tan, ox blood, black and white, ale price 20c Infants' line shoes in black and tan, sale price . . 40c Also lot of broken sizes in ladies' and children's sh es at less tnan half price to close.

Dry Goods Department.

Dress ginghams Seersucker cinahanis .... Shirting

Flannelette, best quality Perciles, best quality Yar-wide 5c unbleached muslin Yard-wide 5: bleached muslin, soft finish Soft finish 10c cambric ... Unbleache i ready-made 50c sheets. 81x90 .... Bleached ready-made 60c sheets, 90x90 10c pil'ow slips, 36-45 Black, silver-grays, indigo blue, turkey red, pinks, light shirting and all fancy prints, best quality made to go at Fifty pieces best quality turkey red table linen in checks and plaids, worth 35c, sale price . . .

Cream damask table linen, sale price

72-inch wide damask table linen, sale price 39c and 42c 40-inch scii:n, sale price 3'c and 5c 30 pieces fish net for curtains .... 8c, 9c and 14c BED SPREADS. 1 case extr i large bed spreads, sale price 44c 1 case extra large and heavy spreads, sale price . . 58c 1 case Bates' spreads, hemme i ready f r use, worth $1, sale price 68c 150 pieces lawns, sale price 3c, 5c and 654c B?st quality organdy lawn, sale price 14c LINEN, TOWELS, ETC. Linen huck towels, hemed. sale price 7c, 9c, I2Kc and 15c 1 case extra large and heavy bed spreads, sa e price 44c and 58c 1 case Bales' spreads, hemmed ready for use sale price 68c 100 pieces light 5c and 10c lawns. sale price 3c, 5c and 6c All best quality French organdies, sale price .... I4c

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lace, heel or spring lace heel ... 80c ! . . . I OO 80c and l.OO . 65c and 80c; 3'-4c ........ 5c 5c and 7c . . . . Gc ... 9c . . . . 3c . . . . 3c ... 7c . . . . 38c . . . . Ih3c .... 7c 3c 17c 20c, 24c and 38c

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vailing at 25 pieces heavy bleached linen

25 pieces heavv unbleached linen crah, twi led . . 25 pieces fine bleached line crash, plain 7c 25 pieces extra he .vy .... ..... 50 pieces fir.e cotton crash . 3r All best aualitv siikalin, sal1 price St 50 pieces plain black 10c and 12 -ic satin, sale price, " 50 pieces white goods in plaids strips and checks, sile price -Ic All colors in cheese cloth, sih price 3c HOSIERY, ETC. io j dozen Unlies' fas black -i s , exrr i fine, sale price, 7c ioo dozen ladies' fa-.r bl ick import d n se, ribbed to , sale price l$r ioo doze lad e . tan impo td hose, sale price ...... lOc loo dozen ladies' fast black h se white feet, sale pric; Jf Oc 50 dozen ladies' gray mixed h S", sale price C 100 dozen childr n's hose, fact black, sale price Sc 50 dozen bic cle hose sizes 6 to 10, sa'e price 15c, two for 23c LADIES VESTS.

20 tloz?n lalies wtvte ana e ru vst, up - neck and sleeves, sale price 7c flllfl IOC 100 dozen wnite and ecru vests, wintr sleeves l()v Ladies' unioa s jits, vp.ite only, sale price $Sf RIBBONS, RUGS, ETC.

pieces sash ribbon, stripes an

lies- qua ny ladies 2 cape blue mackuttos worth $5. co 100 best quality moquette rugs Best quality fl:or oil cloth Linoleum, good quality

Linoleum, extra quality

7 leet window shades, all colors lOc, tiOc and 3 v 100 turkey red cotton button flags, 4x7 OSc Ladies' wrappers at prices to sell them quick.

I lot wt 11 made wrap ers.

1 lot well made and tf'mrie 1 wrappers Ladies' shirt waists at less than half price. less than the cl jth is wo; th.

DRESS GOODS. Plaid and tancy checks Fancy all-wool 5-4 d ess good 5 4 English henrietta, all colors. . 38 inch lull English ..nriettas, all colors. . 3S-1 ch ex'ra fine Ei g .sh hf-nrietti ?S inch a'l-wool serge, all col rs

6-4 half wool novelties 32-inch and 36 inch all-wool novelt'es 40-inch and 42-inch all wool henrietta . 6-4 all wool cloths 42 inch changeable covert cloths..... Plaid dress gjods, 32-inch and 40 inc'i

Al wool and sil plaid

Fancy black dress goods, . . .1.9c, 19c. 20c, 26c, 32 l-2c, 38c and 42c 40-inch an i 42 inch all-wi ol h--' ricti, black 26c, 38c, 49c, 58c and 62 l-2c 3S.inch ird 42 inch all-wool serge 21c and 42c Dress cambric, best quality 3c Selisea 8 I-3c Best quality selisea 10c Bet quality vtlvet tn facing 3c Brush binding 5c

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crash, tvvilled ... 5c i plaids. 10' . . . . $ .... 1 . T'o J t. 4:2 i-?r; ..... - , . ( ' cVc ft tiff 7i Ladies skirts a C Oc Oc lOc 20c 21c 1-2C and 10c 1 17c and 20 c 26c and 3Sc ... . 32c and 42c 10c 10c, 20c and -32c . . 40c

CURRErJ F MISCELLANY.

The Sag ..f enr c-marry is generally condl t om f the most beautiful banner iu the world, stsd the fact that tL r is something inherently attractive ?a its asemUasre . f stars and stripe is shown by the frequency with, which it has Um copied ia the standards of other nations. Tbe. fLis of Uruguay has white and Hue stripes with white field and gilt sua fr an emlleni, that of Salvador the same number of stripes. white and blue, with red field and nine whit stars. Nicaragua has five stripe., the two inner it the top and uuuuw "i use nig ix-ui; isiue, ine mo inner white and the middle one red. The fl-is tf Liberia and the Hawaiian islands arveiactly alike, each having 11 alternate red ai:d white stripes, with a bine fit-id and finale white st:r. The Greek naval fi.it has nine white and blue fctrir es. w ith t lue C Id and white cross The Orange Free State has seven alternate white and yellow stripe with a field f nrt, white and blue, and several cf the pauih-American states have banns rs which bear a resemblance more or less: close to our national ensign. The first CdUid flag had three stripes, the top and l ttoui being blue and the middle stripe white, the field being rc-d with a white s:ar. The authorized Cuban fas? at present has five alternate blue end white stripes with a red field and white star. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. TVartilns to Bachelors and Widows. Tfae literntura t f population and depopulaticu in cue of the Eijrus of the time iu France, and only recently the batkward 1 -okins man luis diseoverec !

in K.ok..itelth year 11 of the re ! and that suklv bilious co.r.plex.ou bv taking pnbhc that the same I uraiu question Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug-turii'-d a ce.it ury a-'o. It is a certain . gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50e. 11. Robert, u x tcr and aprii ulturist,

who, in his work entitled "L" Influence i de la Revolution Francaise sur la Popnlation." di als with the hardened celibate and proposes his state applied remedy. The bachelor of the year 11 is to wear a livery, "a special dress, marking him out for the contempt of his contemporaries. " The color is to be that of "the dead leaf," or, iu the words ol our nuivtr.-ity statutes, "garments of a suLfusc hue, " M. Robert has no sumptuary law for the young daughters, but the widow who refuses a second chance is to wear mourning during a term of years and to be cut off from attendance at spectacles, dance s and fetes. This till she has attained the age of 50 years, when she recovers her liberty. Rather late to begin, but the sebfuse bachelor i might out of teilow feeling tak3 pitv on her eviu then. Fall Mall Gazette. Education la Finland. Consul Smith at Moscow has made a report to the state department in regard to the education of children in Finland. "About o per cent of the population of Fiulaud, " lio says, "can read and wjite. There, are 1, 400 schools, supported in part by the government. Twenty one of these are intermediate schools. K.u h cf the ! districts has au inspector besides a board (if directors. Cauldron commence school at the ago of 1J. From 7 to 10 they receive instruction at heme from the parish priest. Co-education has been most pucces.-ful in these schools. In Finland women share in all industries, and are especially capable as teachers. Doth men and women teachers receive careful instruction ami preparation. They are treated wkh the greatest deference, ur.r are their duties confined to the schoolroom. They exercise a supervision over the selection of hpoks for home reading, and during the Ijouimer vacations they acccompauy the Ahildrea joji excursions, giving them flt'Sfious from nature." A E.emar'kabla Name. A Washington woman who lias just returned from Omaha says that she heard of a remarkable name out there. It belongs ia the Estabrook family, and when one Fays Estabrook ia Nebraska it is as if one said Lee in Virginia or Adam 8 in Massachusetts. The owner of the name is a grandson of old General Estabrook, the family's pioneer across the Missouri. When the child was born, hia parents desired to give him the names of his two grandfathers. General Estabrock's name was Experience General Experience Estabrook. The other grandfather's name was A sad. It was the intention to give General Estabrook'a i: u:e as t he first name, but at his particular request the other grandfather's name led off, and the luckless boy was actually christened Asad Experience -Eatabrook. "Regeneration" of China. A Chinese correspondent draws our atteutiou to ptrforuiauces iu which Chinese actresses are engaged that are to 1 e seen at n Chinese theater in the settlement. The appearance of actresses on the stage is illegal in China, and this rule was formerly enforced in Shanghai, but it is understood that the present mixed cenrt magistrate has 11c i Ljeetiou to the innovation, and the police tin n f, re have not interfered. It is very distastifr.l, however, to the better class of the Chiuese residents here, and it is surely undesirable that a lowei j-taiulurd c f morality should be enforced, in the fereigu settlement than in tht cdjeiniLg territory, w hich is exclusively nmkr Chinese iont.pl. ' Figures Don't Lie. It doesn't take much kne! ' c of matheiii !Hto Ssrure out l ie facts about that dread disease con sumption Statistician tone apo demonstrated that one - seventh of all the deaths in Christendom each year may be safely attributed to consumption and allied diseases. There is an almost certain cure and a positive preventive for this fatal disea-e if taken in time. The story of what it will do is told in the 'following letter : "About two and a ha!f years fl?r. when 1 was at F!at I.iclc. Kv. " wri'es 1 W. of Corbin. Wtiitlev Co.. K v.. "" I wj taken with severe pains in the chest, after whic'i I Iweiti to spit tip blood and was a!so troubled with hiffhtsweats, I was so short winded that I couki hardly wa'.k naif a mile at once, and it I eot the teat hit weaned. I wo-'lt have an attack of phthisic asthma) and al-nist die for aboitt two or three davs. I cone-Hided to try It. r, V. Pierre, and I related rr. v ca-e to him He wrre ree that I should take his 'Golden fedica! Discovery.' I be 2: an using it and used aHmt six bottles. I beean to see that it was he!pinjar me. so concluded to continue its ur. 1 did so and hare improved both in streneth and in weieht. I hare not had the phthisic, nor spit op any blood since last spring." This great remedy Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cure 98 per cent, of au! larynffial. bronchial, trsro-it and kindred aiTections which, if netrlected lead op to consumption. It strengthens the stomach and makes the appetite keen and hearty. It invigorates the liver and aids the natural J processes of secretion and excretion. It i makes the assiruilfitioTi of the food perfect. ' It -is the ereat blood - maker and Eeshj builder. Honest deai-rs will not ursre yon to j take a substitute said to be ja-t as pood." Send for Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser. Fki.k. Enclose 21 onecent starrjtjs to cover mailing: only, to the World's Dispensary Medical Assocuuion, Burfilo. N. Y., for a paper-covered copy, j Cioth binding ten cents ex'.ra. It is I a thousand p.x?e book with over sj-ven i hundred iilastiations : formerly sold for I Si. so. For limited time can be bad for

I cost of tr.ii'iag.

Daigerous Dribklr; Water. J Death larks ia impure water. It breeds diseases ften in eredetaie form. The first symptoms ia looseness of

the bowels. These diseases are cheeked by taking Foley's Colic Cure. A. G. Luken , fc Co., and J. L. Adams & Co., druggists EJar! Your Hofl With rril. Careiy Cath'irttv. fur corts'spui ion foreier to ;. 'i5c- I! C C- C. Ail, dru"istr taaC ttsoney Rheumatism Cure.! In A Iay. "Mystic Cure' for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It re moves at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears. Thr first do.se greatly benefits. 75 cents. So!d bv A. (i. Luken vt Co., lruggists Richmond. l V d X t S t-ep Wlt. "I hd nervous spells and did not sleep well at nights. When I rose in the morning I was tired tnd exhausted After taking one bottle of Hxd's Srsaparilla I felt much better. I bk five bottles and 1 ave not ft-lt well nnd strong for years." H. P. Jose. '22'i E?ist Mulberry street. K- komo Indiana. Hood's Piixs are the favorite family cathartic. Easy to take, easy to opera e. 'Jjj. 2 Beauty la Blood Deep. Clean blood means a clean skin. Jo beauty without it. Cascaretss, Candy Cathartic clean vour blood and keen it clean. Lv stirring up the lazy liver and driving all inipurities from the IkhIv. Begin to-day to know that wht n suff-.r-1 - iuir from ug troiu any kidney tumbie that tare, suie remedy is Fo!e'r K d iey tire. Q inrin e-jd or mouev refuuded. G. Luken & Co. and J. L. Adams & druggists. Splendid Success las ben had in the cases of eolie, diar rhoea, etc., by using Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. As a household remed tor such troubles it is invaluable. Buj 1 10c trial buttle and you are bound to be convinced. To be had of A. G. Luken & Co. Maps, Maps. We have just received a fresh sup ply of lind & McNally's map of the world and United States combined, tht best war and ceueral purpose map extant. Price 75 cent. First come, first nervod. Tbe M"St F tal Uiseise. It is not penerally kuown that more adults die of kidney trouble than of any other disease. When the first ymptoms of this disease appear, no tirre should be lost in taking Foley's KidntyCure, which is guaranteed or money refunded. A. G. Luken & Co. and J. Li. Adams & Co., druggists. IHm't Tuliici o Spit ami KinuLe lour I if A.i. To quit ttibu.'i'O easily ami forever, t.eti.ag iieUe. full of life, nerve and viiior, take No To U;ic. the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong. All tlruKgitits, f0c or l. Cure piuranteed B(Kklet and sample free. Addres Sterling Itetuedy Co. Chicago or New Yorl To Co-i'umptives. As an honest remedy, Foley's Honey ind Tar does not hold on t false hopes in advanced states, bat truthfully claims to give comfort and relief n the very wcrst eases, and in the early staces to effoet a cure. A.tG. Luken & Co., and J. L. Adams cc Co.. Irutrgists. EXCURSIOK tfiH.OO HOUND TKIP FKOM ICICJIMONIV Jlioice of Vi'k lJi il.r ItHirts A Dallgh'ful Midsummer tho Saa. Outlna by Ooe of the ideal vacation trips is a i ssit to the seashore. Persons who i'ty have participated in that enjoy ruent are annually anxious to repeat he esnerinnce. Tj those who have not been that fortunate, a dip m the cean, a stroll ak ntr the sardy beach, and the myriads of pleasures at the disposal of the sumirer idler by the ea, have a peculiar charm. The artfely patronized general excursions nsntmrated lat season by the Penn--v lvsnia Lines from principal points n Indiana and Ohio brought out that rct The announce ent that th IVnnsylvania System will this summer lifam ran special low rate excursions 0 the seashore will no doubt be wel 1 ome information to persons who ma vish to ppnd highly enjoyable vaca tion along the ocean. iuesdaay July lUth and Wednesday. August 10th, have been fixed as the dates for this season's genera! excussion to the seashore over tht Pennsylvania Lines. On these dates round trip tickets to ten of the most popular summer havens along the Atlantic Coast will be sold. The rate will be 14 from Richmond Passengers tray visit either Atlantic City, ''ape May, Anglesea, Avalon, Holly Beach, Ocean City, Sea Isle City. Wildwood, New Jersey, Re ho both, Delaware, ot Ocean City, Maryland. Excursion tickets will be good returning eleven days including date of ale. Train arrangements will enable excursionists to go through without any discomfort. Sleeping cars running through Philadelphia to Atlantic City without change via Delaware River Bridge route will be included n the through car arrangements for these excursions, which will offer exceptional faeiities for a delightful midsumm r onting by the sea. The date on whieh they will be run is perhaps the dullest season of the year, when absence from home and business cares will be convenient. For special information about time of trains and other details, and for descriptive matter of the ten resorts to which tickets will be sold, list of hotels at each, etc., please address C. W. Elmer, ticket agent, K ehmond, Indiana, or W, W. Richardson, D. P. agent, Indianapolis, Indiana.

REDUCED FARES

To Various Points via Pennsylvania Ll.es. Excursion ticket will be sold via Pennsylvania lines as indicated in the following paragraphs. Although eoncessions in fare are authorized for meetings of certain orders, tickets may be obtained by any person whether a member of the order or interested in the event. The reduced rates will cms open to everybody. To Indianapolis. Indiana Aagnt Sth and Uth, for L. A. W. National meet. Return limit Aufrust 15th. To Indianapolis. Indiana August 20th. 'Jlst and 2-M for Knights of Pythias grand encampment and u pre me lodire session Return limit Ammst 30th. with privilege to extend until September 10th. To Cincinnati, Ohio September 3d, 4th, 5th and bth, tor the O. A. R. National encampment. Good returning until Septembei 13th, with privilege of extension until October 2d. To Pittsburtr, Pennsylvania October Sth, 9th. 10th. llth. 12th and 13th, crood returning nntil October 17th, account Knights Templar triennial conclave. Return limit may be ejtended until October 31st. Daring the excursion season special ra'es will also be in effect via Pennsylvania lines for special and local events. For particular information please apoly to nearest ticket atent of the Pennsylvania lines or address W. W. llichrdori, district pasnsT rent. IndiIt mt wttb yoa whrtAT yon et-ntinu. ltiVaa. nrvcs&iuiuit tit).-ru b.tiit. MHimAtVjr; i rem.'.fs luv sir lor ub.c.-. It S ? -A 'lue, purine, tb. btuud, rsT ji a k a "Al?. -t'r? mihi.J r.l C a HJliuO toir, uiAksa Ta iruu 55 1 1 1 k lVaoel 00,000 ni he.lth. oene aol Sj 11 a "i'-"3 "urri1 .si.1 (Hjckctr .Tm IB.V O iUUil' frv.ra iJ"1' I I - lionr ua drurirLt. b Sf I fJ iJl .ouch for Tur i(!tta 3 ir- . wIU.rtt-atir, i er.itnti too Sl, u.u.lij furw; S twi.a. f : M. Hf"A- -ii.rsnlr.i to et:n-. or . rrfun'i m.irfi Caiiaft aw iuritaSMU, ImumI, He. wi 13EYJ0 LOAi 510,000.00 In Amounts From $10, 515, 520, $30. $40 and Up on Household Goods, Pianos, Organs, Horses andjWagoos; also on" Diamonds, Watches, Jew. ' elry or valuables ofj any ki i ! at lowest r ues. Are you earnia a regular salary ? If you are, we will make you a loan u your personal note without en dorsement. We will as gladly make you a snull loan as a lare one, and tne payments can be made weekly, monthly, or to suit your own con venience. The transaction i purely business, and mote agreeable than private borrowing. Richmond Loan Co-, Tl"orfl 4, Tremon Block. North Bast Cor. Sth and Main PLEASANTS CO. Paperers and Painters. Fine, up to date work a specialty. All kinds of work done with neatness ind dispatch. Office, room 1 second Hoor, Grand hotel. Residence, io -ritb seventeenth ctreet. Pbt A- rht inuu uf. HlftBlPO RESTORES VITALITY Made a Well Man GKICAI" ,i.o. FRENCH REMEDY produces the above resutt In 30 davs. Cures Nervous )e!nltt, Jmpntmr?, Varicocele, tailing Memory. toj all drains ana losses caused by err rs of youth. It wards off Insanity and Consumption, Vounij Men regain Manhood and Old Men recover Youthful ViKor. It gives vigor and size to shrunken organs, and fits a man tor business or mimaef. Easily carried in the vest pocket. Pr) ire m PTP 6BoimIi v bv mail, in plain pack- JU I O. a ge. cl-OU U I O.sge. with written guarantee. OR. AN 0 MAI Parla For -ale by W -t04 Main stredt. H. Ross drug Lazy ILiuar I have been troubled a great deal ilh a torpid liver, whirii prxtuces cotisiiMriD. I found CAst AHtTs to be all you cla.m frthf'in arid secured sucn relief the first trial, that I purchased another supply and was com pielely ci-ed 1 Shall only be too t?id to rommend ascarets whenever the cpportut..ty is preent;d. ' J. A Si;na. Susquehanna Ave.. l'uiiata.-!pfc.ia. Pa Pleasant. Palatable. Foteot. TaM Gtitxl, Never sicken. Weaken, or Gore. ! ... CURE CONSTIPATIO. NO-TO-BAC Mil ndf'i'Sr'wdl 'ru Adniliiiftrator! Sale. W. K. Bradbirv, Administrator of tbe Estate of John How.rd -hut, deceased v. Heonora M. Snute. P orence Shnte, Hilda hate and EieonO'a -hnte Jr. Wayne circait court of Indiana: Notice is hereby given tr.t by virtue of an order of s d co 'rt in ti above eot tied cause, to me. as ad ufnistrasor of the esrt.te of Jobn Hewa d Sh-ite. decead. directed, I will erpos at public sale at the premises on the 23th DAY OP ACGCBMW, be; wren tbe h-nrs r,f o'clock, p. m and 4 o'clock, p. m- on said day the certain tra t of re e tate situa ed in ayne county, fetate of Indiana, des-ribed as fo lows. ! The north half of lot number 'orty-three '43 in that part of the City cf Richmond laid oat by Jonathan Roberta. Said real estate to be sold frve from a'l Hers ft ineumbrances. open tbe terms and conditions folio wins;, ta wit: One-third of the purchase money to be paid can in h.nd on tbe nay of sae. one third in Bine months, one-'hird in eighteen months from the day of sale The purchaser will be required to execute his notes tor the defe red f myment. bearing in ert at the rate of six per cectam per annum from the day of sale nntil doe, and at the rate of e srbt p-r centum per a aura after matTr ty nntil pa d, and providing lor tbe pavment of fi-e per cent- attorcey's f es and waiving relief from v -luanon and arpra'se 'ent las, and in the nsoat bar kina; fo'm in "ther respect and to execute a mortgage ou tn real e'tate soi l to him to secure the pavment of aad note and attorney's fees. If sa d r al est.te is a t aoid at p b:ic auction on soddav.it wtd be held tareafter oy me at private aaie, oa th same terras, antil And. W. E. BRADBURY, Admioistrator Estate of John Howard BUBta. JalyM-tharaae

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Pennsylvania iiino ;ffcctlverl"e 26th, 1897. Tradm Ru ly CatnU Tlam. Richmond Union Station. FiHaburgh, Cincinnati, Chcago & 8t Louis Ky RICHMOND DIVISION. Betrwo Cbtca and Ctnciunatt WESTWARD TRAINS. aajuvax oaraa ttMUiport Aovai T:S a. aa r-aJl t'toioao at aad Ke . 1M a. aa. 11 OS a. aa t!.oirnpr ocm . T 'i P n P- aa bk-aco Mall tt Ex .11 6 p. m. U W a. aa -in and Mac Matt and EMWp m. tOia and Mackinaw i.x U 4 p. m. K4STWARD TRAINS. Olnetntl Mai! aad En ... A m. 4;U A aa tC.Brintt AoMia. w d E( :" a. ia. A m HmimmI Afw- ) p. za Fwt ki1k" M iij Kt S-SO p. Bs. aa Mas-kinaw ami Ca Mail and Em 00 p . fMaskin.w a-d Cu K - INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION ataea C tUabu and IndiaaapoUa. WESTWARD TRAIN aaaiva. parB. Lonla Faa Mall la" tRich. aud lad. Aeeom . S a. aa. si. Lxtuta Faai KipPM. lit a aa. ti"ol A lod. Acc aoa k.1 10 p. m. ISrS p aa. Faat Mill a P- - M P aa. . V and St. Lsia.Ex. Hip. a. T.ii p. m tLocai.... EASTWARD TRAIN3. t- U A N. Y. M.aad Kx T:4 A ia. T SO A aa. find. A Col A co. ud E.10 M A u. ll a aa. find. A Rich Ac and Ex iksa p. m. enn. Special (Msill --:t e- ni. t U N V.al and Ex- 7:S p. m. T.43 m. at. LAX.T. Umtwd A6o p. m. t Local l PD4.YTON &XENIA DIVISION. Betca Rivbmond and uolsmbu via .DAytOB Ana Y.nl. W ESTW ARU TRAIN i. DBPUT 8t Louis Fat Mail !" st Louia taal h.ipra . 10. A aa. 1S(u gti a . Rtch M Rx. tl: 10 p. m. spnua-neld a Rica. h.x. Ivnbo p. m. KSTWARU TRa.lNt. Rich (Springfield Kx... '' A m Hieh a fpitutieid M. Ex. A aa fenn. ri.ij vMailk... Pa A L,. & 1. V l-iniiied :oo B UllAD RAPIDS & INDIANA KY. Between Richmond and Mackinaw via Fo stl'liiWAEUlaAlM. aaarvs. oaraa Mack. Rich. Mail Ex. t:S5 a m. tu R A K.ca M. and s.x... S.sop. b. IB-WtUlS A 1V1CU. r.M. KUaily. t Uaiiy Except buntlay. NORTHWARU TRAINS tRlch A . R. M. an Kx 1:06 P- B . k. AM ..'kit).. Kl ftw. iviuh.A Mack .aii A Ea P- "a. . a .. k . . k.nl I n r. , . . I. lpiti cars bta Cbt and OlnoiouaU, . l . A U.,.hrilnill 111, JlIirlUKDllld . R A I. trains nautOers I and 8 ha parlor CAra between CincluaaU aud Wraud Rapida; auaibera o ana a nave sepra v. - nan and atacaicaw m Cinclauau aud e nieafto inuna mmo. id v. A it . i r, ii battel uarlor emrm stiwaw (ttnciunaU aud fhicatjj. vxJiumbus and ludlanapolla trains haal thruugu sleepiua" cAsa on number ... and al; diuiug car. on nnrroers a, I, A), u. a itilumbns traica, rl Dayton and Xania, hAni through .leepina: rs ou untubera a, a, S, 10, W and Uiuuig cara oa JO ana xl. BKKKe uiurt be at tl station av betor. ln time. .. . . U A BABBKB. Hltton fclMwr. FIHL ALAHM 3UXES. first D 1st Hot, south of Mala west ol Hi. I ' 1st and BoathO, piano factory 1 aud and south to . . n a sth and Koutn l 1 ft Bth ana souio . ' 6 ota aad ooutb H. .) H '.in aud Bouta U. eoond District, south ol stain. rtaB tl aud iltn 1 Hth and Main . 1 8- t h and oouth B. i 4 Oh aud tsoulh a. a ft tb aud ooulhA. a ft lOWaud Donth O. .A 7 Uth aud Aiain -2 S llih aud fctsiutn i. ; 'bird DUtrkst. sonth of Mala aaat ot .It I . l livh and Houth 8. . I -Uth and Houth K. .ft 4 1U aud Main. a a Uth and Mouth O. -a S lMVh aud Houth A. a T aotB and stalxu yonrth District, north of Main, wast of - to river. 1 1 ard and Main, Robinson's abop ' 8rd and Korth U. 4 S City bullions; , a 5 aar, Boott at Oo i a No. 1 hoae houae. North Stfa a 7 Cbamplen mil s, a S hth aud North I.; yifth Dlstnot. nmt Rlohoaond and rj.'aatopa) 5 1 Went Third and National rad 6 S West 8rd and Klnaoy. t a West ard and Richmond arena. 4 Earlhani ooliaire, 5 6 Htate and hoyrr. 6 raut and Ringe. 5 7 Bunt and Maple. S 8 Grant and Hbrtdan. 5 V bridge avenue, paper ntfll. Htxth District, cortb of D east of 0. t 1 Railroad shops. a 8 HmW n s coffin factory. a S -Hooaler Drill Works. 8 Wayre AgrJ.-nltnraj Works a ft-Clty Mill Works. 8 8 tr.amer A Hcett Co 7 9 14th and North O T a No. 8 boee ouse 7 4 lth and North O T 8 Mod and North F SPECIAL SIGNAL 1 t S Patrol call. I 8 8 Fire pressor. it- Nature; (ss oo t 1 Ptreout 8 Plre pressor o ' IS 18 1 W.tn,l a-a or. neti txr rtfturtmrmts - nvry dms-tfuimrr, prJttiunU err amatrur. A vnlubb ftatwr u itt CUT PAPEk PATTERNS E-trk in certains, imof itt rick variety 0 .ts'iu-m. two rinwis.Jor n:ku h cut ftfr fiUrut are umulnd. 1 )r muh It wear tie iateet LTIIJTY 5KIRTS, WASH 5KIT5. SHIRTWAISTS, TAILOR-MADE OOWN3 or if ym are ereking nrm Jesiftt, yum mnZt fmd uilutf jiu mum ia the rafts of the UAZA A, mt 25c. PER PATTERN wast, ntiif, wr Hut-Mirtrri fovrv, taa, and if yim mil send us the numter of tie faUorm you svuk, am.'i eni0se th arwmnt, snr mHU end it to t - yon are not fesmuutr mnth .W BAZA K, w viM setd yen mt m special offer m TRIAL SUB. 2 7c. FOUR WEEKS 9 fen rece'ift ef tko msonef. 10 teats a t'opj Ssh., $t aarreaat inn. Biarra a r-Komtaa, P.fcHiin, a, T. Ma IiEAIY TO KIDE To the "front" v.awa avv hZ ;ifl- k . .' , w 1 if called on? Got all the fixtares neceasary for jour hone ? We have a full line of Harness, Saddles. Etc , ail made of tbe be mater", I stcd put together in a thoroughly w-irkmariiike and satt factory manner, at pn- that are right. Truck. and Valises iarcre slok ou han L The a h .'e store is filled with evuything ceceary for the horse or barn. Te'ephone 1143. 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