Richmond Palladium (Daily), 25 October 1898 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM T.SDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1898.

HAVE THE

IN RICHMOND.

(A MINER HOT A MINOR.

Richmond, Indiana. His Home Fourteen Years a Sufferer. We wish to impress upon the people here at home that home folks use and like Morrow's Ktd-ne-oida. They effect cures, too, and the people are just finding out that the best time to cnr backache is in the summer when the trouble is always a little less. James rally, 114 soath ninth street, savs: - "For the past fourteen years I have -lad back trouble. Probably my work (which is that of a miner) helps it done- I have lost time f om work. aotwithsUndinsr the fact that I have lad a doctor treat me. - The strangest aart is he gave me ' no relief. I hsd ad aching pains in the back and reention of urine which distressed me rightfully. I was glad when I heard of a new kidrey remedy called Morrow's Kid-ne-oids- -which were ob 'ained at Luken's drug store. I took them aecordiog to directions tnd they helped me within three days -ime. This quick work convinced me I had struck the right medicine at last. Up to now I have taken one package on'y and all there is left f a bad disease is an occasional pain in the back but I am bound to knock that out with Kid-ne-oids, and I know they will do it " "I desire this statement published sirr ply to prove to others that there really is a cure for kidney disease of years standing. My physical and mental conditions are strong and well again." First class druggists all sell them at 50 cents. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co., chemists. Springfield, Ohio.

A Short Sad Story. A Cold. Neglect. Pneumonia. Grief. Had Foley's Honey and Tar been used, this story would have had a happier ending. A. O. Luken & Co. and J. L. Adams & Co. Never Say Die. Many desperat cases of kidrey disease pronounced incurable have been cured by Foley's Kidney cure. Many physicians use it. A. O. Luken & Co., and J. L. Adams & Co., druggists.

CBIMAI weakness easily cured by OtJaW Dr. Wiles' Nerve Plasters.

SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.

SERGE SUITS,

SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED,

At'. PLAIN OR SILK FACED, TAILORED AND DESIGNED LATEST STYLES ....

Call and Get Prices. J&iebwman & 3lrone,

SPIRIT OF A NEW ERA

WHAT ONE SUPPORTS IN VOTING FOR REPUBLICANS.

i and,

i given to war. always

of noble geuerysitT,

rneas loruiea ua unit

jotire, and it is grati

humanity triumphed

An Illustration of American PatriotIsm and Progress That Have s, Electrified the World and " Started the Wheels of Commerce. If one asks what are the cardinal principles of the Republican party, he need only absorb the following epigrammatic patriotism uttered by President McKinley at the Omaha exposition to find out. "One of the great laws of life is progress, and no where have the principles of this law been so strikingly illustrated as in the United States. A century and a decade of our national life have turned doubt into conviction; changed experiment into demonstration; revolutionized old methods and won new triumphs, which have challenged the atteution of the world. Hitherto, in peace and in war, with additions to our territory and slight changes in our laws, we have steadily enforced the spirit of the constitution, secured to us by the noble self-sacrifice and farseeing sagacity of our ancestors. We have made the triumphs of our system of government in the progress and prosperity of our people an inspiration to the whole human race. Confronted at this moment by new and grave problems, we must recognize that their solution will affect not ourselves alone, but others of the family of nations. "In this age of frequent interchange and mutual dependency, we cannot

shirk our international responsibilities,

if we would; they must be met with ccurage and wisdom and we must follow duty, even if desire opposes. " We must avoid the temptation of undue aggression and aim to secure only such results as will promote our own and the general good. 'We never enter upon war until effort for peace without it has been exhausted. Ours has never been a military government. Peace, with whose blessings we have been so singularly favored, is the national desire, and the goal of every American aapiratiou. "The war was no more invited by ua than were the questions which are laid at our door by its results. Now, as then, we will do our duty. The problems will not be solved in a day. Patience will be required; patience, combined with sincerity of purpose and unshaken resolution to do right, seeking only the highest good of the nation and recognizing no other obligation, pursuing no other path but that of duty. "Patriotism banished party feeling; $50,000,000 for the national defense was appropriated, without debate or division, as a matter of course, and as only a mere indication of our mighty reserve power. "But if this is true ofthe beginning, what shall we say of it now, with hostilities suspended and peace near at hand, as we ferveutly hope? "Above all aud beyond all, the valor of the American army aud the bravery of the American navy and the majesty of the American iiamc KaiKi fjllk W

our

horrible.

Passion

of oar imp

lying to feu

"9le war s progreea.

ut, loyal, indomitable soldier and tnd marine, regular

ana voiumte entitled to equal

praue aa o,De their whole duty, whether at t. nnjer the baptism

baptism

splendor of their

of foreign firf

"Who wiHge

"Who wil'idd from ti,em their wellearned . pan? "Who wuijujj detraction at this time to tthe manly spirit of American impair the useful ness of the a, navy? "Who w'jfcarra.ss the government by sovi, of dissatisfaction among the tw,, who 8tand rjadT to serve and need fQf their country? . x "Who w2i w rh ,-,-, f k

republic in tb the n ed wisdom jr "Shall WH V ourselves what the rest of the freeiy and jasll accords to J "The mevindared in the but decmvevjie, it9 hardships, its privatum. r jn the field or in camp, whejj, 8nip3 or iQ Biwplanned and its victories, "will never tolerateachment. either direct or ludir, tho8e who won a peace whose pMn to civilization is yet Bnknown,written.. j Hon. WUliaame ft leading lawyer, came 4 New York Democratic stVeiition at which he was a dele .lpressed his iutention to vite Republican can

didate lor cow hia district. Ke will vote that lause he says: "It would be a naiamity while the

xoreign poiicyresent admidistration is being da and enforced, if the hands of Pit McKiuley should be tied during Tear cf hia teTm by a Democratiirity in the house of representative the ridiculou leadership of Mfy 0f Texas." The Democrai saved one issue this campaign J the several they tried to raise. ia "ninn th a-r.

eminent." j Tli. .inaninn W . , -

"i"u'"8 f. ine i aci nc is

falling into ouf u the Demo

cratic leaders hi appetite for it

they will not td to partake,

mere are enonujoy without

their assistance- wm not be

missed from the Try Gralfl-rano

"i snow yoa a package of GRthe new food

drinK that taKesa,ce Qf caffa

The children ma; jt without injury as well as tt;, Atl who try

ir, una ii. "ivhas that rich seal brown of MrTaf bat it is made from pare jnj the most delic&te stomacoag it without distress, i the Icoffee. 15c

ana cts. per pei Sold by all

grocers,

Workirg Woman's Home Association. I 21 S. Peoiia Street. Chicago. Illinois,

January 11, 1SI6. Our Working Woman's Home association used Foley' Honey and Tar six years ago, and are nsing it today. It has always been a favorite, for while its taste is not at all unpleasant, its effects are very beneficial. It has never yet disappointed ns. Wishing

you ail possipie success, sincerely yours, Laura G. Fixos,

Manager. A. O. Luken A Co., and J. L.

Adams & Co., druggists

It Mty Save Tour Life A dose or two of Foley's Honey and

Tar will prevent an attack of pneumo

nia, grip or severe cold it taken in tiu.e. Cures coughs, colds, la grippe, hoarseness, difficult breathing, whoop

ing cough, incipient consumption, asthma or bronchitis. Gives positive

renei m advanced stages ot consamp

tion, asthma or bronchitis. Goarao

teed. A. G. Luken & Co. and J. L

Adams & Co.. druggists.

Hdarh bad? Gt Ir. Mllra' PaJn Pi!l.

MonUhly Pains cured by Dr. Miles' Pain Pills.

Shake Into Your Shoes.

Allen's Foot Ease, a powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, smarting, nervous feet and instantly takes

the Bting out of corns and bunions

It s the greatest comfort discovery of

the age. Alien's Foot-Ease makes

tight or new shoes feel easy. It is

certain cure for sweating, callous and

hot, tired, aching feet. Try it today.

Sold by all druggists and shoe stores

By mail for 25c. in stamps. Trial

packages free. Address, Allen S.

Olmsted, ReRoy, New York.

How Rheumatism, varp twings. aches avd pains. know the cause? Acid in jd M ac. cumulated in youvsThe cure is found in Hood'eiUa which neutralizes this aqands write they have been 4 oared cf rheumatism by HtLpii. Hood's PiiT nausea, sick

heai

MONTHLY SUFFERING.

Jhousands of women are troubled at monthly intervals with pains in the head, back, breasts, shoulders, 'idea

J1 hips and limbs. fa n... .

oui nicy neea not suffer.

These pains are symptoms of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. The menstrual function should operate painlessly.

makes menstruation painless, and regular. It puts the delicate menstrual organs in condition to do their work properly. And that stops all this pain. Why will any woman suffer ' month after month when Win of Cardui will relieve her? It costs $ . oo at the drug store. Why don't you get a bottle to-day? For advice, In cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Term.

Brs. I0ZEM LEWIS. . of 0nain, Ttiss, sri I I was trouble at monthly Intervals with terrlbla pains In my haaS and back, but hava baea anUraly ratio by wine

fj "Til,

What Sorofala Is.

Scrofula is a diseare as old as antiquity. It has been handed down for

generations and is the same today

as in eariy times. it is emphat

ically a disease of the blood, and

ine only way to cure it is by puri

ryinetne Diood, That is just what Hood's Sarsaparilla does in

every case where it is firen

lanuiui iriai. n eradicates ait tm

purities from the blood, and cures the tores, boiles pimples and all

forms of skin disease due to scorn

la taicts in the blood. Hooi

&rsaparillt has won the grateful

praise or vast numbers of people by its grand and complete curea.Pon't

allow scrofula to develop in your

blood. Cure it at once by taking

uooa s rarsaparula. Found.

At A. Ks. Luken and J. L. Adams' drug stores, matvelous cure for all kidney complaints, nervous exhaustion and female weakness. It is Foley's

maney care.

"Life Renewer" for Ladies. Olivia Peterson of Col J water, Michi

gan, writes: I had not been able to

sit up a half a day at a time for thir

teen years until 1 psed the Mystie Life

Kenewer it has cured me of nervous troubles, headache and a verv bad

stomach. It has helped me in so manv

ways, and cured me of afflictions that

the doctors said could not be cured. The blessed Life Kenewer has done more for me than all the Patent Medi

cines, Doctors and Christian Science treatments confined. It is the most

wonderful medicine I ever saw."

Sold by A. G. Luken te com Dan v

druggists, 6o0 Main stieet, Ballard A Snyder druggists, 1031 Main street Richmond. 1

t 1 . p ,- - i -a

Liacne. bm.s. indigestion. - -

. , .v.. t . mi, luh iiummiirv rr I . v " I

--? onr pnrnoec and the rnagnairimity of ' 6 cen

PRICES

will begin on WEDNESffiT MORNING. We are

rara-a-T

Hit, LEADERS, and will Imonstrate to the people 3..-

that WE WILL REMAINS, and that our store is

ou to read

s an uurinn

mis sale, compare our prices with those of other dealers. W fnrf J tu rlt.

the best place in Richmond for GOOD GOODS at the LOWEST PRlJ We ask y the LOW PRICE S quoted below, and which will be maintained with hjreds of others

TIME X ABLE

Pennsylvania nine

Effective Oct. 17th. 1898

Train Run by Central Tim

Richmond Union Statioa. Fittt-

turgh, Cincinnati, vJhcago & JSk. Louis Ey RIOHMON1) DIVISION. Btwcn Chicago Dd Cincinnati. WESTWARD TRAINS.

ftiOganapurt Aooom , 7:jj . m faat Chicago M and K I. ..10: 5 5 a m. 11 00 k. m tlOKAusport Aocom.... 7:M m. T:Jt5 p. m Chicago Mail and K.lla p. m. ll:li a. m tOin and Mackinaw Hi 12 is a. m

KABrWABD THAlMa.

Oincln'tl Mall and & i ...l:t)5 a m. :IS a. m

TUincin'ti AOL-ooa. and Ex. miMi a. m. a. m fLoganaport Accom 6:5 p. m. t aal tsoathern M and tx &S - p. m. 1:56 p. m Mackinaw and Cia aa Ex &.o a a. INDIAN APO Lie DIVISION Hatwaen Colnmboa and iadianapolla WKBTWAHD TRAINB. aaaiva. iapaa 8t LoalaFaatMaU .la a m f&ich. and lnd. Accom . 6:a a m

bL LouUi-ML EiprM.. 1J:0 a. m. fOol. A lnd. Accanu Kx.l:40 p. m. .2:0A p m. Faat Moll t:a6 p. m. :M p. m. IX. Y. aud tit. ixuia. Hx- 7:1.. p. m. Tuij p. mt Local S.0 a ui. EASTWARD TRAINS. St. LaN.T, M. and Ei 7:4A a. m. 7:S0 a. m JInd. A OoL A oc. and Ex.10 :f 0 a. bd. IliX) a m. lnd. & Rich. A co. and Ex S:&M p. m. Fenn. Special (Mail). 4:I5 p. m. bt. U4S Y. M. and Kx 7:86 p. m. T:S a. m. HI. LAN.T. Lilmitad 8:66 p. m. t Local. .... 13M p. m DA.YTON &XBNIA DIVISION. Between Richmond and Oolamboa via Daytoa and Xeala. WESTWARD TRAIN?. aaaiva. Daraav St. Ixala Faat Mail :ioa.n. St. Lonla Faat Expreaa ... 10:87 a. m. tSpr'gfi'd A Rich. M. Bx. 8:10 p. m. Sprinafield A Rich. Bx lcr.56 p. . .,. ISABTWABO TBUki. IRiob. A Sprlngfleld Bx... 6:0 a. Rich. A UprinKtteid M. At Ex. S.-US a. m Penn, Special (Mail).. . 4:a p. m St. Ik AN. Y Limited..-. S:&8 p. aa

Q RAD RAPIDS & INDIANA RY.

Between Richmond and Mackinaw via Fi rt

w arne ax a urana ttapiaa. SOUTHWARD TRAIN tl. Amra. DBPAkV Mack. A Rich. Mail A Em. 4 00 a m. to U A Rich- M. and Ex... 4:1 ip. m . . . Di.k G. lIl-iA r

7 ialiy except oudiuj. NORTHWARD TRAINS.

Rich SO.B.M and Ex, 1 P tKicn. Muckinaw Ex 5 0 a. m Kloh.A Mack Mail-A Ex 11 p. aa Traina number S and nnmber 10 hanl through aleeping cara betw-en Chicago and Cincinnati, and Chicago and Richmond Tor Bpnngneld. u B. A F- traina nnmberail and S have parloi cara between Cincinnati and Orand Rapida; nnmbera S and have aleepera between Olnola nati and Mackinaw. ... Cincinnati andChicairo traina namben 18 aa have Pnllnan bafl-t parlor earn betwdea Cincinnati and Chicago, unambni and Indianapolie traina ban inoninv cara on nnmbera 1. n, s, 7, 0

and 91; dining cara on nan-bera , 7, i

MADE T1E A MAN

JAX TABLET jOtUTTTaXT CTJEJI

Alt

raJawT sV'iei n a tm

gr a tXKK aaere ail ettwr taUJa. ipoa.kMM tlx iju t5ia iw

For sale in Richmond by A. 0. Luken

JAPANB8P

CURB

A Nw ami Conmlete Treatment, nmatiiw of

SI ITtJSlToRVKS. Capsukv ot (ViMmnl and two

Boxea of UwntmrM. A arver-tatlina rare fcw Pilra

trf rrerr aaturc and drcr. It makes an operation

wttn ine amie, men is pitinrui. am onrn reauna in death, onnectwrf. why aeSare tnia lartibta SittaaeT We pack a Written Suaramea la each tl a. No Cure, No Par. 50c. aad ti a boa, a lor

$. bent by mail. Samplee face

ourritxirr, 2&0. i soa.

CONSTIPATION lL.il

remt LIVER am) STOMACH KKl.l'LATuK and LlH)L PI KIKItR. Small, mild and pwasant

V take : especially adapted sur cJuldreaa asa. aa

S cents.

II . Ross drr Co.,

For sale by W.

804 Main street.

1 Wi!3m&

BM'B (KEAV BALM la a i.IH

Apply Into the noatrUa. It la o Dick It ahaorbad.

cento at IVnmrlUs or by mail ; aamnlea 16c by mall.

BHU 1 Ub.HH. M Warrea SU New Yraw Ctom.

Daily.

Loaned on household goods, effice fixtures, pianos, horses and vehicles, without removal.

Loaned on

watches, rings,

diamonds, bicycles,

jewelry, musical instruments, in fact anything of value.

MONEY

Our ternu are

easy, with privelege of repayment in weekly

or monthly pay

ments. Business

confidential. Private office.

We also loan to salaried people working

responsible firms on their

personal notes,

without . security.

Openvery night.

Richmond Loan Co. Boon 4, Trtmo&t Block, , . North Fanl Cnw aa Mi

Take a Hide down io onr Harness Shop next time you need fixings for your horse or stable and see if we can't supply you

better than anyone else. We have an excellent stock of Harness

and everything necessary for stao n

There are no shoddy goods in the lot.

There's a line of Robes and Blankets here

at prices that should bring you in to buy.

Telephone 1M "o Mala Hire.

t(na wi T)nvton and Xenla. ha"

aleeDins-care on nnmbera 1,5,'. M,

and .IS dining cara on and ai. Baggage mail be at t tie atation SO mlt awe befor.uain titne. jt.lmER, Ticket Ag.nl UA BARBER, Station Maatar.

Men's all wool suits, well made and good wearing goods, worth Is, sale price Men' s union caisimere suits, a rare bargain, at Men's heavy all wool suits, well made, shoulder facing, . good to wear, (worth $6.00) A great line of men's all wool cassimere black and blue cheviots, also ia plaids, neat effects, every suit worth at lest $to, sale price , .Men's fine worsted cheviots, cassimeres, made thoroughly, wool serge lined, shoulder facing, etc,, worth easily $t 50, for

2.50

OVERCOATS. Greatest Overcoat Bargains on Record.

JUMP

7.5D no.nn .so

a an wooi is or. ciay worstea suits, tun suk lined, cheap -7 r A atfis.for .7...... -.OU

' Men's all wool clay worsted, full silk lined suits, worth $S. at a Men's all wool clay worsted suits, full satin lined, worth f 15, only Men's finest worsted and cheviot suits, cheap at $15, for only Men's all wool black cheviot suits, full silk lined, cheap at $13, for Men's fine all wool serge suits, made well as merchant tailor goods, cht ap at $15, for only Men's heavy all wool serge suits, finest, double breasted silk facing, cheap at f 18, for only. . Men's Washington Mills unfinished worsted suits, double breasted, silk-faced, worth $15, sale price

Men's all wool 18 or. clay worsted suits, full silk lined, ehexp

MeDlSn?rWO? CVe? overcoats. nest shades, well made and lined, worth 10.00, for Men's good heavy beaver coats, worth $ 00 for ' . Menma-aUTIKkfref70TerCatl'b,,e' bIack well made, lined with Italian lining, worth 8.00, sale price U,col8ert7oVrerCOatbargainiSOUr pIaiQ bUck 9X1 wol FineaU wool fancy mixed overcoats, newest 15 00 shades

ihuc ana oiacK sersey overcoats, made in the b-st possible manner, none better, worth 15.00, for The finest plaid back covert overcoats in the market, "ma'dV -well as any merchant tailor goods, sold elsewhere for $20.0010 j5 00, our price 1S.00, sale price

$4.90 2.85 4.90 7.50

8.75

10.00 13.00

BQS LONG PANT SUITS.

Boys 3.00 a

Boy's all wolsimere suits, wear like iron, worth 5.00, for only . . . 3PO

Boys' fine al

fit well

Boys very fi

Boj s' fine al

10 long pant suits for . . . .

S2.00

1 casiimeri suits, newest patterns, well made,

5.00

1 wool suits, latest effects and patterns, sale at COO

jI unfinished cheviots, silk faced, best of all, sale at 8,00

our line of Boys7 Overcoats.

LAUNDRY.

Get your Laundry work done where satisfaction is guaranteed.

0TCAM LAUNDRY

829 Mai St.. Telephone 3&B

L V. 8TI!SO,Prop.

ELDORADO

CHILDREN'S SUITS.

125

CeUdren's knee pants suits, good heavy cassimere, worth

........... .

S FURNISHINGS AND

woek: clothes.

Men's good, low tick mitts

Men's eood Ifcd leather 2 cc gloves, for.

Men's silk net wear, tecks and band bows, sale price

Men's all colaVH nTcaie shirts, cans to matcn .

Men s heavy ieced shirts, drawers .

I. .... . . . 1 r .

Aim s jersey w5sa snuts ana arawers, grcai uargaui, . Men's heawlurk coats, flannel lined, worth 1.2?, tor .

Men's good, pea vy work coats, well lined, worth 1.75, for Men's good 4ie denim and striped overa'ls, with or without bib Men's best qfdity overalls, with or wuboat bib Men's good iiality plaid jackets, for Men's extra cavy cotton knit half hose Men's good Oerino half hose Men's hats, stiff or soft, black or brown, worth 1.25, at Men's fiae 20 stiff or soft hats

Men's best tffjalitv 1.00 soft or stiff hats

,...12c

...12c ...38c ..37Jc ...25c 74c 95c

....S5c ...38c 17c

. . . . 5c ....lOc 8c ..S1.18 .. 1 95

WHEN IN AIIUKRY

with your Laondiy wcrk, send it

nere ana 1 win ue uuuu ix umr. And qiick work wen't mean poor workPromp'neeB. perfect system, and improved machineiy ecables n to tarn out in a litrited time, work whicli will be found entirely Btiafactory and equal to that of slower

1 AnnrtTlPR.

n Hpat and valuable fabrics

rM k TA'nrned nniniarei and

beautifully fixished. F.CHUO-G STEAM UUW.

D W. WALTERS Prop.

-i Main 8t

W10NEY! Wa nave sever al roati of Ttloney to Loan

on mortKae-

lf you want to borrow come and see at.

Phon 151

Wm.B.Eraai7&Soo I Booms 1 and 8 Wetieoit block

f " - S Bichmomd Ikd.

gf owu14 aa 5 TtW M vanr-

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ttm IS ia a flaosjB

rair 1rr ittor

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efesnrff, r tar iaftsaas

tiou. irn ca.uo or

. I br nam vrtmi, taa

Vl t.SS. e a bettUa, aaT

BTORB.

PLEASANTS CO.

Paperers and Painters

Fine. 00 to date work a specialty.

n w;,4. f nrk !one with neatness

lilk Trjfe-1 and dispatch. Office, room 1 second

'A'ri 'ft "A I Coot, urano J"

H. H. 3IEERH0FF,

Plumber and GasFito,

Hot Water Heating:,

Ranges. Etc-

10a

t 'Phone 46. 9 South .WhS