Richmond Palladium (Daily), 25 October 1898 — Page 2
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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM TUiDAV OCTOBER 25. 1893
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THE EXCELLENCE OF STEIP OF FKIS Is due not ouly Ui i..- arginality and titaplicity of the combinni:?" ' t also to t he care and -kill with whi4j it i manufactured by acuutific processes knnmi to the CALIFORNIA FlO SrBUP
Co. only, and we wish to imp esa upon all the Importance ol purrhasinjr the true and original remedy. Aa the genuine Syrup of Figs la manufactured by the California Fia Srncp Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will aslst one in avoiding the worthies initations manufactured by other paries. The high standing of the CaliVobsia Via Stkup Co. with the medical profession, and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs ha given to millions of families, makes the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its resx.edy. It is far in advance of all other laxatives, as it acts on the kidneys, liver and bow 1 without irritating or weakening them, and it does not gripe nor nauseate. In order to get its beneficial effects, please remember the name of .be Company CALIFORNIA FIG STRUP CO. MAS rKANCUCO. CM. UftCttVILLE. K. W FOkK. IS, 7
OSEOBCtTmtE. The one great issne iu this campaig
i. .... t,.rt, in a circular letter ad
a.a tn Kennblicans by Chairma
II ...I. Uuoru t N r, SnuiDer of
ilt-rui au v. . . j i state committee. The Democrats have uo arguments to meet it. Its appeal is nltMiuent and convincing. Among its
strong sentences are the following: "The importance of this electirw appeals directly to every patriotic voter, without regard to party affiliation, and as the Democrats have made such load
professions in their support of McKinhy and the administration in the beginning of the war with Spain, we believe that many of theiuwere in earnest and will stand by the president and
his administration until terms of peace
are agreed upon, and we believe that yon can appeal to the wavering and
doubtful voter, as well as the patriot, and ask him to join you in the support of the Repablicau ticket at the polls.
for by so doing he emphasizes his ap
proval of the conduct of the war and the magnificent foreign policy of the
McKinley administration.
Tho AmHr-an flat? is waving over
Ricimiond Palladium.
oblUbedsts 'evening (Sunday excepted) by
BUBFAOB FLICKING BR.
Office No. S21 and 904 Msia Bt, Telephone No. SI.
Tenth
TEBUS of SUBSCRIPTION:
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25,1898
FOB BILI0t;3 ASS KESV0C3 DISOaDESS rh as "Wind and IV! n la the Stomach. t,ildinxw. FuIoes after mea!. Headarftw. Inzzios. lroweineia. Huhincs of Htu UM of Appetite Orwtiveo-s. Bk-t-hee on the Skin. CMd CtnUs. disturbed Sleep, mbtfal 1 reams and ail Nervous and Trembling txmsationa. THE riEST DOSE WILL GIVE BXIXET IS TWE5TT MI3TTTES. Every suflCerer wUl acknowledge them to be A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. BrrXH IM S F1IX, taken as directed, will rckly restore Females to complete heat'h. They promptly remove obstruct ions or irrptrularm, of the system sad cure skk Meattaebe. For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILOREM Beecham's Pills are Without a Rival And km tb LARCEST SALE of any raient Meetletne in the WorVO. 25. at all Drue Eteres.
to the
newly acquired territory, and questions bridge
11CPU15LICAX TICKET.
FOS CONSRIMIS. James E. Watson.
BIStTOJI Chtrles C.Hiakley Zioint sBPBBasiTrivs. Francis T. Room! BSPBStSMTTATIVa. esse C. 8tvens CLRBK Isaao O. Dosn. AUDITOB' I Alexander 8. Reid. Huairr. Charles R Unthank. Tiiuotai " John W. Turner. ssroRDsa King R. Williams. coaotts Eber K. Watte. SUBVBTQR. Robert A. Howard. OOCTfTV COMMlRaiOHBB. "i, (Western District) iGwrge W. Caraway (Middle District) Albert OlerJ TOWNSHIP TICKET. JOHTICB OP THB PBACB. -IJohn S Lyle'. frank U. Conned COMKTABLB Ben I am In Crump. Archibald Lytle.
of reat concern affecting the honor of
the nation depend upon a settlement of these qnestions, so that other nations of the earib will not interfere with their adjustment. The vital question in this campaign is, shall the American people indorse, by their votes, the attitude of their own nation, and say to the other nations of the world that in times of war and trouble they stand by the old flag, the army and navy and the commander-in-
chief, or shall they aid Spain and the other nations of the world by voting out of power the administration which
has so successfully prosecuted the war? A vote to uphold the McKinley adminis
tration will show other nations tnat we
are united, and this warns them against
any Interference in our settlement of questions with a nation which our army
and navy have. conquered.
"Not only this generation of voters is vitally interested in these questions,
but the generations yet to come are interested that this question be settled once and for all on right lines. We appeal to you to use all of your influence with your neighbors and friends, and ask you to see them and talk to them quietly aud urge the liepublicans to be st the polls aud awaken In them an earnestness that will stir them on election day. "We must carry this election by a thorough preciuct organization and a house to house canvass, and we must have your hrlp. If yon will join us iu this great effort to uphold the institutions of free government, und see to it that all of the Republicans iu your pre-
V'nir hanks meetine at Cam-
rst7 - to-morrow afternoon.
Uiiuko
There should be at least two car ious
from here. It will be the only oppor
tunity the citizen of Wayne eounty
will have, this campaign, to hear Indi
ana's distinguished Republican sena
tor. The train will leave here at l-:uo
he round trD 50
. lu. a. - cents.
TO BE ENLARGED.
Ftuxond Tin Plat Works to Emplov
4,000 Man. The ElwooJ Call Leader says
Th.t there are ereat things in store
for El wood was evidenced this tuorn-
ino- hv the arrival of a bevy of Kie
Yjrk and Boston capitalists together
with thaee of the offiaera of the tin
nlt romnanv from Richmond. They
aiara -ToaBnh. Isaac and A. J. Milbant
of New York, W. K. Rodgers and Mr Marian nf Ruston. J F. Hazen of Chi
cago, W. B. Leeds and Daniel G. Reed of Richmond. Upon their arrival id
th ;tv thev in company with J. M
Overshiner of this city, who is a stock
holder went immediately to the tin
n.u rinrv. The obiect of the visit
.t thU time is to talk over and
mo turn nlsns for the future and for
th PTnsnsion of the mammoth tin
plate industry in this city. It is
well known fact that the company
have just closed a deal for twelve additional acres of ground lying be tween their factory and south J street in which they propose ereeticc a mammoth steel mill in connectioi with the tin plate mill. It is also th design to erect a large bicycle tactorj here also. Mr. Reed, the president ot the concern, was heard to remark recently that within a year 4,000 men
employed in fc.looa s oi
Miss El 2 bsth Fouik.'s Stoond Book M Meritorious Work Indeed. i Few f Miss El zsbe-h E. Fonlke's fi tends hid even dreamed that that young woman's da'nty litile rolnme -TwiltgLt Stories" was to haTe a su;'eestor so soon. But it has. and a worthy successor. The i,nblisher f little volume clad in
n m'trcr cm- have sotten ont another!
ii russt brown mtiuea uraiueu
Straws." The new volume contains a nuaiber of pretty stories and prettier
pjems, all wtll adapted to any son oi
bentficial reading Dy enimren iui'
tchool erade m re advancea man
tfco e in "Twiligbt St ries."
The readincr matter is especially
alaptedtofill the long fett want par-
la-iy awl acceptably hiiea Dy me preJ . . . ! . -T
vicus booa mat oi huiicuicul.j reading in the pubHe schools.
The binding or "B aidea otraws is lacdsome. the illustrations are good, he tiogrpbv is clea' and readable,
vt all this could bemarrea oy pwr
ftdine matter. Et. ry story ana
t vrry poem breathes a message from a fresh, clean atmosphere, bringing suni h.ne and contentment and hapoiness
i,.tn the mmd t f the rf ader. ear
very scene is laid in the humblest I
i.omps. no t of the stori-s are redo
lent of eonntry air, yet there is sni-
ficient variation to prevent mono oay and an accusation of a want of verfa-
li v. The lnguage is plain, me
idea in each sentence stanamg out clearly, and the story fairly telling
itself. The book is of a sort tnat could ha e been successfully and in
telligently written only by one conversant with nature's moods and ways as
a-'taallv observed in some such de
iHtful tuburban home as that ot tne
author, at 'Bud's Nest." lhe cosy
nUce romantically and ideally locatea
on the nrecimtous and woody Diuu
over-looking river, forest and city
die book in its repertoire or stories em
bodies it all, and is therefore healthy
and boo, suited alike to tne country
nnrl th citv child.
The book is affecioaately dedicatea
to Miss Hmett Foulke. sister or tne
'ith,ir. who is thereby designated as
"my best friend and most abl critic
wouiu be employed in
ciuct co to the polls on election day, we I steel, bicycle and tin plate mills Thi
wriii achieve ohm of tlie createst victories was a Bitrnificant remark, which, to
for this nation that 1ms been known
since the memorable day at Appomatox
We ask you to join ns heartily in all
national humiliatio
may nos snuer a on election day."
The Sultan of Turkey, in order to
make a good impression on the Em
peror of Germany whois now on his
way to the Holy Land, has bsen clean
ing np the villages of Palestine. The
houses have been panted in all th
colors of the rainbow Th v, ,
" -a. W Uvf U9C V; I Simon, the tanner, where St. Peter
once lodged, has been painted a bright
o.ue, ana the floors have bean laid
with colored tile. If old Simon wer
living, and he had the chance, he would certainly tan the Sultan's hid
for giving his house such a peacock
appearance.
gether with the visit of the manufacturing magnates to our city, means much for the future of this prosperous city.
It is certainly crratifvinc to the nnh.
lie to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous t be generous to the needed and suffer
ing. The proprietors of Dr. King'.New Discovery fir Consumption, Coujfhs and Colds, have given awaj
over ten millions trial bottles of thij great medicine and have the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless eases. Asthma,
Droncnma, Hoarseness and all dis eases of the Throat. Chest and Liinu-s
are surely cured by it. Call on A. G. Luken Jruggist, and get t trial bottle free, regular size 50e. and $1. Every bottle guaranteed, or price refunded.
A Clover Trick.
" It certainly looks like it, but there is really no trick about it. Anybody can
trv it whe has lame back, weak kid
nevs. malaria or nervous troubles
ATe mean he can cure himself right iwrv hv tatinc Electric Bitters. This
nedicine tones up the whole system
tcts as a stimulant to liver and kid leys, is a blood purifier and nerve ton c. It cures constipation, headache
ainting spells, sleeplessness, and uelancholy. It is purely vegetable, a
uild lasftive, and restores the system
o its nataral vigor. Try Etectno Bit
ers and be convinced that they are
niracle worker. Every bottle guaran
d. Onlv 50c a bottle at A. G
Luken drug store. 3 Rhoda Tempi Mooting
At Rhoda" temple Sunday Mrs. Dr.
a aught on gave an extended account (f the W. C. T. U. convention recently
leld at Lafayette. At the close sh
rave an opportunity for questions.
reat many were asked She stated that
he Had ley industrial school for girls.
wned by the W. C. T. U., is now en
Teufcnd well known here for his
couwith the arrest of tne noted
coupr and outlaw, Pete McCa the year 1876 or '77. The arilnade by Lou Shofer who waarshal. The Indianapolis SeCys of him : Iter was one of the bet kr&ctives in the United States settle was in the secret service attteen years, and in that time h; reputation second to none. H war he was a major in a Ce regiment, enlisting as a pod gaining his promotion for ejps bravery on the battlefields. 1 after the war closed he
v business in Louisville. His ffcas a de tec the was in Knto he was soon transferred to ! I Ha bioke np the Lwi-R.t-f frang at Osgood, also a count gang in Orange county. fJartney. a noted counterfeiter, Mted in Richmond and brought tf iry- The officers there did 1 1 him and he offered Carter
out of debt. They have two' ... ! a trreac wnr . alr. Carter refused to
state W. C. T. T. ir . t!r ho monev and sent Mc-
ebt. with several hn.,,1. au nr the road for fifteen
ireh
The
Do Blink for a single momri consumption will ever mrou a sudden blow. . . . w
II goccomc mai way.
Its way along.
tnmk it is a lime
ftg but a little hackthen a little loss in
a harder cough;
rcr and the nient
lenness comes when
hemorrhage.
np the disease while
rping.
do it with .
SHrTJj mam
rst notice tnat you t ss. The pressure on I lis lifted. That feeling Fition is removed. A
t -itencd bypiacingoneoi
syer s Lnerry
fral Plaster
the Chest
on xhe Diseases of the
land Lungs.
have any eonplalnt wbatever - the beat medical advice YOU
ibly receive, write the doctor
on win receive a prompt reply.
J. C AIK. LeweU.
The Next MeetlnR cf trie Olive
j Branch Synod Th9 Dele-
Kates Return.
r- "
Yesterday the delegates and visitors to the Olive Branch Synod, just closed at Louisville, Ky., returned h-me and
reported ne of th best meetings ever
held by that representative body of Lutherans. The meetings were all lartrelv attended and tha inlnmcm
weather, almost all the time the synod
was in session, was the only disap pointing feat are of the gathering Th text meeticg will go to El wood, Iod . under the chsrge cf the Rev. E E Niebel. No ofneets were elected from this city, and the new president is the Rtv. Z egler, of Louisville Among thofe who returned home yesterday afternoon were Mrs. Ed. Hompe, Mrs. Peter Kuh'man, Mrs. Cnarles Weisbrod, Mrs. Miller, M s Peterson. Miss Dora Schultr. Mrs. Ed Crivel, Rv. C. Huber and Rev. II. A. Leader.
French Composers Wednesday, Ojber 'JG. 2 o'c!ock. program arranged by Miss Spencer and Miss Hibberd: 1. Coppelia Ballet de Les Delibes, arranged by Th. Lick Miss Gaston and Miss Francisco. 2. () Arioso, Delibes; (b) Open Now Thy Blue Eyes, Massaoet Miss Porterfield. 3. Cortege de Bacfhars de Sylvia, Delibes Miss Miller, Miss Hibberd, Miss Cook, Mrs. Reed. 4. Rosemonde, Chaminade Mrs. Gorman. 5. (a) La Morena, Spanish caprice; (b) Serenade; (c) Air de Ballet Cal-
lechoe, Chaminade Miss Francisco.
b. Selection from Semiramide. Ros
sini Mr. Walter Cain. Miss Hihherd.
Mr. Middleton. 7. A Madtigal. Chaminade Miss
Myrick.
8. Euti Aete Sevillano de Don
Cesar de Baz an, Msanet Miss Mil
iar. Miss H.bberd. Miss Cook. Mrs.
Reed.
Application has been made at East-
haven for the admission of Russell
Harris of El wood. He is twenty-two
years old and a tin worker by trade
He believes the air is filled with hor
nble demons which eurround him and
are determined to destroy his life.
Harmony in the Home Circle. fn jrtts emrktmui hj driving out mrvsss and inJigtsti.
cornea with health. Dump, Jolly children; calm, healthy steady, kind husband. Such S family can face any ordinary trial successfully. The snappy retort i not heard; nervousuieas gets no
foothold; triues do not annoy; nar-
i f&r ii ii
V mony prevails.- Is this picture rarer
In
.fortunaU-lrit is. Excited nervea
.i.ctis-v mant disno&itions. They
bring on a"ll kind of ill health in the .whmL Xprruna mothers make nerv
on children; nervous husbands make th whole family nervous. -i Wherever there is nervousness there Is catarrh; each breeds the other. Overcoming nervousness and catarrh cannot be accomnikh..,l iv f , n-? of will: nature must be
assisted. Kead the following letter from Mrs. F. I,udering, Cornwall, CaL I am fiftv-eight rears old and have eight children. I can truly say that Pe-ru na is the right thing to take for catarrh and nervousness; 1 intend to um it this spring also for a spring tonic 1 went to a doctor six times for for the nerves and to regulate the urine, but I did not .feel any lemr; so I concluded to take l'e-ru-na and I found out that it would do the work. Indigestion is catarrh of the stomach. It-spoils the disposition and like all catarrhal troubles has been considered impossible to cure. Mrs. N. K. lirown, Alexander, N. C, surTercl with it; IV-ru-na cured her. Kead her letter: " For several rears I was troutded with indigestion, an increase of acid in th stomach, headache, loss of app-titc, dizziness, and almost eornplet paralysis of the left arm. .Mv friends advised me to try IV-ru-na. and after taking one bottle I could see great improvement in my condition Four tattles cureU me sound and well, and I have not felt a symptom of mv trouble since taking Pe-ru-na. I can never praise le-ru-na enough and will always recommend it. Inflammation of the mucous membrane is catarrh, whether iu the pclvio organs, stomach, lungs or head. Elizabeth C.rau. New Athens, III., says; " For two rears I had catarrh of the nose very lad. I doctored with two physicians but they did not help me. On Dr. Hartman's advice 1 began to tak Pe-ru-na, and am now completely eured. Ak any druggist ior a free Te-ru-na almanac for the year
A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO SHAVE WITH.SAPOLDO IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
No one would ever be bothered with
constipation if everyoue knew how
naturally and quickly Burdock Blood
Bitters regulates the stomach and
bowels.
1
the treasury. The state havintr train
"v" nunurea in members
uk me ps8t vjar Kiye8 tfa. V pSm;.nt P'aee in tte natioi
Z' n T . CdnveDtlI to be held t. faul, Minnesota. Having gain
jver a tnousand in membarshinlr.
. '-"I
v A Vrl " onai eonvention, India
v. i. u. expects to
er ottered by their
. ...iatulu ine 8late ma
lUK iae largest gaia in
tunng the past year.
Mrs
J J He
take the bal
beloved leade
membershi
The supreme court of the United
States yesterday declared tha railroad
joint traffic association an illegal organization. The position of the court is that the traflb association is a nm.
bination to prevent competition, thns
ou"uluu"K a contract in restraint of
trade and
The R.ohmond Eleoirlo Lghl Rsaohes Out Into lha Counlr-A Cautious Farmsr. o .
came time ago a gentleman who had been out from this city on a dark and
ciouay nignt, wa? remarking a phe nomenon of the electric lio-hHr,
the city. He stated that when in tb. vicinity of Doddridge Chapel, four miles south of Centerville, one night it was so dark. that, had ir r,f
r- L ' . . . " UCW1
iuo ivicninona niectrm uh u
for
" A large part of San Francisco is sinking at the rate of two inches a i
Tear. So says the Chronicle of that j
city.
commerce, and cominc in coM , llai' nM
conflict with what i t .uJ.V : u T" " Ws
O 1
onerman anti-trust law. The decision is the most important one that
mrj vuu SUIT, UiC
irom mis city reflected on the clouds
otrviiKiv mat tlie c Inn it a in l,:.
-uiu iurew a iitrat on thn ma.
, i . . v TV 1LU
wuicu iney were driv n j
The lClit Indiana regiment arrived at Savannah, Georgia, yesterday and
is
that
coun ior many years, as it aholi.h. I rh tor. ,.t .u ,
the inint kTI " w lcuLO my y.81
ciaviaiiOU
Arrangements
ble.
Another man, hearing this
conver
Ellen fi.tntrar l. -:
!(. . '""""S 1
juvuea tne entire conver
.on to can at her home. They did so
-c .rctiveu mem m her baautifu
.ea.uence, introducing them to he
k u ,U were ,nvite to pas hrough the house and view the hAn
iful paintings. One special feature that is not in but few vmr...n k
is m Mrs. Gouger's. She has a parlor leely furnished tor her servant girls t receive their company in Mrs
router ana ner husband are both lawyers. Sae is superintendent of franchise for the state W. C. T. U
MAJOR CARTER DEAD.
Che Famous Secret Service Detec
tive Passes A ay at Loaisviile Kentucky.
Old cit:zens will learn
are be:ntr made tn I a"on, state a that he lived fnnr mii I of th Vi 7. 7""ri
now encarnned ivn in;i.. ui, I send a hi dldof;nn r ... . I wet of Kiehmond. bnr . I n r -l- - . Jur Anoma
. . wi . o iwcuiuunu -.i-. i ..: mi- , uiwi ui me secret
city.
Senafor Fairbanks will probably de
liver bat one speech in this county the
present campaign. That will be at
vamoruige tity tomorrowa fternoon. It shiuld be attended by Republicans from eveiy part of the
county.
The Chemical nations! btak of New
iUU " tae most prosperous and
Rrohuble banking institution in the
country. Its capital is only $300,000, bat its depots are 7,537,000. Its
stock is held at $1,100 a share which
is a premum of $1,000.
The People Believe What They Read About Hood's
Sarsaparilla Their Faith in This Medicine is Grounded on Merit
They
Know It Absolutely Cumc
wnen Other Medicines Fail Hood's Sarsaparilla i9 not merely a sim-
Sarsaparuia Dock,
pie preparation of
Stillingia and a little Iodide of Potassium
oesiaes mese excellent alterative t
also contains those great anti-bilious and liver remedies, a
To vote a itraitrht Rn:ih'ii.n f;v I It also contains tlirvu. cr.t i-; i
- r uvci,i h .iuuc-j rememase across, thus x. within l- I aies L-va Crsl. Juniner Rrri.
circle at the head of the ticket contain- rX these .ii nth a11 that KPublicans of Wayne ined in Hood". Sarsar-rin.. mZ .
coru. ty need to bear in mind when they J carefttUy PP-ed under the personal KO to th polls the S;h of November I "uPrTiaion regularly educated phar-
lue peculiar location of hia j
orn ine iigcr, trom the Richmond elec
ii ic iiirui tans an nis bum n.i n.Ki.
I - VUBU1C?
uiui on ine darkest mehts to
to unhitch and unharness his horse without any other artifiei! ho-h n.
concluded by cautioning his hearers to
x-recy, as ce aid not want the clec-
"gi coTioanv to Jtnow thi "t
understand. " ha sar "ihtt
,;k. . .. . '"J IC
""'i t-arwc iar, ana ttiev mit'ht
my name and come out acd charge me
v IV. Buoklen'a Arnloa Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts, i
f tucis, s&it rneum, rever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
wauo, corns, an strm ran;n.. jI
cures ri! if nr
quired. It is gnaranteed to giye per
nT lacuon of money refunded.
c nee 3 C8EtS rer hnr ITr.- ..U
bureau for Kentucky,
service
Indiana and
In oldp-n
times a leper was stoned put of town; n modern times a sick
is stoned Wri ott of all his Ov.
.:iIUt.-C9 in life bv th r-
crowd of ( busy,
by
Ahtre is no occasion whatever for Republicans to scratch the ticket this
year.
An American who attended a banquet in Shanghai mentions some of the daiutie in the menu, as follows; In my list of the seventy courses I noticed that we were proffered birds' nest soup, roast duck, ch.rt
mushrooms with pigeon eggs, baked white pigeons, lotus seeds, ham in honey, a fat duck, percii, sweetmeats
"aiia oi. isi nsn, peats in hon
macist
Knowing these facts, is the abiding faith the people have iu Hood's Sarsaparilia a matter of surprise? You can see why Hood s SarsaparUl. cures, when other medicines totally, absolutely fail.
-" g'rl was , afflicted
eciema and suffered for seven years. She was attended by physicians and tried many different kinds of medicine without relief. After taki
Hood s Sarsaparilia she was cured." Mrs. Eusa Feamus, Honeoye, New York.
Hood's sDaan1i;
Hsnry U. Johnson Golrg West. W, E. Curtis.in the Chicago R-cord
says:
It is understood in Washington, that
"rJ -"onnson does not intend
retnrn to lndi-na, but is making arrangements to move to Nebraska or South Dakota, for the practice of law
is a man or marKed ability and oratoneal ta!er,ts, but stubborn, self-
wuita ana independent to a fault.
. Rsmtmbsr the Poor. Remember the
Thursday, October 27th, at 2S south fifth street. Dinner served from 11 to
- ociccs. la the canras for table supplies many were absent from home, bach persons are aked tr. mBnA
their donations the same as if solicit fd.
; J Zm Ot
I
did not serve his full term,
and when he returned to the
he told Mr. Carter that he mtena-
forming. Mr. Carter did not nave
faith in his word, however, anu
feth or two later he was arresieu
formation furnished by Mr. car
h the charge of circulating conn-
t money in New Orleans, ne got
er ntteen years twin""'
n prison. . Carter also d d good service for
bvernment at Washington during te war with Spain in hunting
Spanish sympathizers.
es croup, sore throat, pulmonary
es. Monarch over pain ot every Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil.
Worth of New Machinery.
nmvements at the Hoosier
hompany are about completed and
fatcntt said vesteraay aiiernoou
. . . r n lha rfli.il 1 a r
le noDea io iuuw va,-. -
jf the shop in a short time, as
ire a considerable number of or
raiting to be filled. The improveconsUt of about $10,000 worth
machinery, new building., etc
111 greatly add to the facilities for
ont a large amount or. won.
tar just past, has been one ol the
remarkable rrom a stana-poini
9, ever enjoyed by that lactory Shooting, on Sunday.
ia considerable complaint that
as a go 3d deal of hunting and
g in he suburbs of the city ar. Gnns were popping in
evi direction, and there may be
prljtions for Stbbath violation and forling quail before the time when
thefcil law comes in. Io Cure a Cold In On Day
raAiative Bromo Quicine tablets.
All Intrtrifits refund the money if it
faili cure. 25c. The genuine L. A. on each tablet.
r
S head is an eczema of the scalp
veisevere sometimes, but it can be curei Doan's Ointment, quick and
When yoa are nervens and sleep
less, tase Hood s Sarsapari la. It makes the nerves strong and irives re
freshing tleep. 11
"A do?e in time saves nino." Dr.
ood 8 Norway Pine Syrup: nature's
remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary
aiseases ot every sort.
Spreads Llks Wildfire. You can't keep a good thing down. News of it travels fast. When things are the best" they become "the best selling " Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O., writes: "Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters I have ever handled in my 20
years experience." ion know whvt
and nerves. Electne Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates the liyer, kid
neys and bowles, purifies the blood,
strengthens the nerves, hence cures
multitudes of maladies, it builds up
the entire system, ruts new lite and
vigor into any weak, sickly, run-down
man or woman, l'riee oil cents, ooia
by A. Q. Luken & Co., druggists, b
has
and
frequ
stliriff- -mM
have no place and no
7" "1 ""ni. a man no has bilions tnm
tired ft-e liners am
uent off. t
ight as weU co o-as
businei.
These thirds are bad enough in the Pelf-digrist
au wretchednese
f tbey involve if CJ- they do not en
any further. Bat yon never know
permfent in its results.
store k) centa.
At any drag
of the Heart.
Grimy finger marks
seem to Froze on the woodwork
about the house. They come easily and
they stick, too unless you get rid of them with
Fy V 'SSI, ig
It makes all cleaning easy.
THE It. K. FAIRBAJIK COM PAST,
Cbicwm. St. Loaia. New York.
iluacon. i-uuueipiiuk
U51 X
11 Powder
I have been taking Fmo's Cure for Consumption since 1883, for Coughs and Colds. I had an at tack of L(nppe in lVK), and "have had others since. In the Winter ol 18',m-7. I hadajK-llt.f liront hiti, bating all winter, and leaving a tronbUwonie cough, until I nnin tned 1 two Cure, which n lievcl me. Mrs. M. Ii. SmalLEY. Colonulo iprings, Colo., Auguwt 10, 180a
. The Tao Company. Wurm, P.
3 Bo Ojtwa Byrnp. T.im Cruud. Vm I I 13 In lime. H1 by arogKtta. I 1
rhat
going tc
nourished bile-t)oir iJe -p ln balf-
tm- the forcefal s"fi J" 13 D
r-r v t i . u
he will soon rs tt coverv.
where be tnT' 1 !ne PosiUon
cieerfullv. worx eastly and
jtot Mr. W.bst's Father.
Halt- L. Weber, city engineer, re
tarded last evening fmm the east.
wherdie had been attending the f un-
eral ol relative. At the time when the dejh occurred a telegram was re
ceivedbere in the absence of the
engines himself. Tne telegram was mislesdjDg in its character and gave the impression that ths person who died wai the father of Mr. Weber, rfais va a mistake, and was very
corrected by Mr. Weber on
n to this city. The deceased
lative but not Mr. Weber's
A severe attack of nervous prostration left my heart in a very weak state. It would palpitate and flutter at the slightest exertion, and I was unable to attend to business, I tried several remedies without benefit, until I began usingf Dr. Miles Heart Cure which cured me completely. 99 W. Wollney, Jackson, Miss. DR. MILES' Iffl. (B Si 0tf . is sold by ail druggists on guarantee first bottle benehts or money back. Book on heart and nerves sent free. Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart. Ind.
prompt
his ret was a
father.
Kis appetite will . . . ..
ngorated; his dsUon L"'8 ' J"
asre pot on his
l:sresUon strengthened- a-
Those snbtle Pnranism.
entirp- . " ueoiijtate the
Tt
arrested license,
mate the
consumption
ey, whaU sinews, sole of r;
lotas seed soup, sliced flag bulbs, salt- lulVu tJ f-er. 1 shnmps, prune juice, and almond. I ' X' j-H&iXa,
with bean curd.
Hood's Pills
enr. IlTar n
fJdr.ua dinner and help a good cause.
How undergraduate doctors, dent-!
and Wi tulrl"
out of the antnn ..j ir':.. ' onven
' : nrtotk j ists, pbarmacub?, can soon graduate if of SSoeaM. I fitffxl R,, IOjt f-L,; S . U. who ha. A
of Pure nonr,.' T1.'1 ?la plenty
power and nerve-fJrre In be a man among nienT' hort he 1 Th-re re hesdreds of Mtin. .
mpoomis. hch are morr oTV ?d i-m,l. he bom tk.t i.- V " eil-ra-
IFcars ind that
fiUed. Chicago. lolZ .SaSSSSS
Out on Bond.
to Messrs. Goodman
for abi&ig pictures without a
are out ci bond.
It H ts the Spot.
When jf offering from a severe sold
and your throat and lungs feel sore, take a djoee of Foley's Honey
and Tar' , when the soreness will be at oioee re lieved, a warm
grateful feeling and healing of the parts ! affected will be experienced
and you ' Fill "y; It feels so .ood. IT HITS f the SPOT." It is guaranteedA. O. Lai ken Co. and J. L. Adams ft
Co.
drncr-f"t
Phillips Opera House. Friday. Octob2r 28.
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groans in any market." Lord Baton. A Grand Prodmtion of the Beautiful Extravaganza, A TURKISH
BATH. It Has Made a Million People Laugh T..e cleanest Farce Comedy ever written. Introducing the Populat Irish Comedian, Mr. Arthur Blackaller av csmpaay of America's best Comedians, Singers and Dancers.
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