Richmond Palladium (Daily), 11 November 1898 — Page 2

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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 11 1898.

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r..iu-Itulf the sickness In tlie worM. ii v rrt iUil Uiu disp sti fl food frr.g In t!ie bowels ami produce, biliousness. lori'ia j;vrr. mm- $ I ftV 1 , tl !5) ! - P 1 I BE k Cat ' I & O geitm, l;nt t-.te, cunui Vmiine. U:k b'-aI:irli, insomnia, ftc. Il.xxl's Tills cur constipation ami all Us rults, eas.iy sml tiK.fiuKtily. rtJ i ouIt ru s to tike with Hood's P"wparill3 a i w , .1 , liwr i rti:is Richmond Palladium. pibiUheda ry .venlng (Sunday cptwi &y HVaCACB A irLICKINdKB. Dice Knt. W2 and "is Mi Telephone Ht. II. near Tentb. TKa.i3 of soB.;aiprios: One vur by mall, poatag. paid Oa. month " " uie rk. fc carrier t l 00 .OS FKIDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1808.-. Not since 1880 have Indian Itepub lioans made as pood a showing in off year as they made last Tuesday an Charlie Lmdis, one of Indiana's brifjhteit congressmen, is re-elected by an increased ruijority in the ninth district. Off year euts no figure in Indiana's congressional delegation. The Republicans of this state elect the same number of congressmen this year that they elected in 18!W. It is settled beyond qiestion that the Republicans will have a clear niaority of l.'J over all opposition in the house. In the senate the Republican majority will be IS. The senatorial question in this s'ate will now have renewed interest for Republican candidates since it is known that Senator Turpie's seat will be occupied by a Republican after the 4th of March. The term for which the appellate Tuesday will end in two years as that is me iiii... made by act of the legislature. But it is not unlikely that a bill will be introduced in the next legislature repealing that act. Should such a bill pass it would extend the term of the appellate court o the time of the next general election making it four years. Mr. James Hooker and Mr. W. W. Douglass are agents of the BowenMernll company for the sale of Fonlke's life of Morton, aud are now canvassing the city. This book oucLt aud no doubt will have a large sale in this locality, both on account of the subject and the merit of the work. Another reason why it should have a large sale is the fact that the profits are to go to tho widow of Senator Mor ton. Our picture, taken from Harper's Weekly, will give you a fair idea of how our soldiers are fed in the Philippines. On a wharf at Cavite are the large store houses, and nearby at anchor the huge transports lay ready to discharge or take on cargo. You can see the large ,roup of quartermasters of the d.fferent regiments all patiently waiting to receive the ra tions. When this picture was taken the number of rations to be distributed was something like lJj.Wy. These rations are carted away by the oflieers to the different stations, and there pre partd and distributed. Saw, TO MISIMKSS. The following from the New York Mail and Express is saying tne correct thing at the right time: ltie wnoie country, eager acd ex Pectant, stands upon the edge of period of unexampled activity i& trade and industry. All conditions are fav orable to a mighty expansion of wealth-making enterprise. The ele ments or prosperity abound on every hand and in every neighborhood, and it needs only the touch of genius acd energy to arouse them to productive achievement. The wealth of this tion. not only imwgy'and material rMiTes, but in men and opportuni ties, is the envy of the world. It is the land of gigantic projects and high acnieveaieats, ani now, with its domain enormously enlarged, its prestige sublimely exalted and its fields for manly endeavor broadening to the east and to the west, the genius and daring of the people have only to as eert themselves to make the closing year of the century the golden period of American prosperity and progress. "Therefore, let us all to business! iend tne grumblers and pessioi sts to the rear, and bring the stout-hearted, clear-headed, aggressive American optimi-t to the front. He is the man for the hour. It is he who, failing to find an opportunity, creates one and who, by his breezy, chetrfol, irresistable manner of executing Tast undertakings serves as a constant inspiration to the younc manhood of today. To hina the country looks for the impetus which shall set in motion the great revival of Americas prosperity

which existing: conditions distinctly fortell. Hedidhisfhoutine jesterTrvl r ami hino.fnrt h Ilia w&tch-

'J j word jg, N'.tw to Buin8 " r Prof. Reese's Work. Conner.villt? News Mr. Ret-se's amsic work in JecniufrfS, aienoo, iisrrmm ami tanview townships sterns to have the apP'"'1 of &:J interested. Mr. Keete visits each school once a week, gives jthechldren a leson m rnusic and leaves the teacher work for the other four days of the week, thus giving all perwaion a a iiiorm coarse la music. To Change Systems The svtetecn of penmant-hip in the Soldier, and Sailors Orphans' Home at Knightatown is to undergo a change, and Prof. Hiser. of this city, is to visit that place and dhow the merits of the Smith system introduced ard taught here in R.ehmond by himsur. lias is by invitation from the teachers in the home. How t Go). Good looks are really more than skin de-ep, depending entirely on a healthy condition of all the vital organs. It the liver is inaetive, you have a bilious look, if your stomach is itMonhTnd, yen iuive a dyspeptic look, if your kidneys are affected, you hav a pinched look. '-Secure good health, and you will surely have good looks. "Electric Hitters" is a good Alterative and Tonic. Acts directly on the stomach, liver and kidneys, purifies the blood, cures pimples, blotches and boils, and gives a good complexion. Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at A U. Luken a drug store, ou cents per bottle. 5 Electric Line Talk. Speaking of the electric road exten sion from Eaton to Richmond the New Paris Mirror says: It is stated that Dr. Lowes is de sirous, before beginning operation, of acquiring the Richmond city linp. with its franchise and ripht of way iu the streets, so that he could make it a pa of his through line and land tl rough passengers at any desired pom: on Main street or even at Earlham col lege. Shoull he acquire it he would probably abiudon the eat E street and fifteenth street lines, as they have never paid and are not likely 'o. The Richmond sy.-tem belongs to the St. Loais Trust company, which took it in to save itself on a mortgage, aid as it is for sale, Dr. Lowes will duubtlesa not have much trouble in securing it, though the negotiations may consume some time. Neverthe less the preliminary work will douhtlesa be done by spring, which will be soon enorgh, as it is not likely that any active construction work would be undertaken under the dixadvatages which would prevail during the winter. Buoklen't Arnloa Sa'va. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulceis, salt rheum, fe ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Bale by Robert Bader of the Richmond company, l(ilst Indiana, arrived home yesterday evening on a thirty days' furlough. He says most of the Richmond boys are well. Lost Hoaith Restored. Only those who have lost their health realize what a terrible misfortune such a thing is and they would do almost any thing to gtt back the priceless possession of vigor, vitality and sirengtii ana witn tnei cueertni spirits and erj ymeut of life. Well this can bn done. Dr. Greene, US State street, Chicago, 111 , the world famed specialist, whose cures are so much and so widely spoken of, can cure you if there is the remotest chance. He can do it when all others fail. You can consult Dr. Greece by letter, free. If you need aid write to him and tell him your trouble. His advice will be given you free, acd if you follow it you will be cured. Dr. Greene is the dis coverer of that wonderful remedy, Dr. Greene s Nervura blood and nerve remedv. Excursion Rates via Pennsvl nla Lines for Thanksgiving Day. tlx, r or me accommodation or perons who may wish to make Thanksgiving day trips, non-transferable excursion Mckets will be sold Thursday, Novem ber ''l-h, from ticket stations on the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh to any station on those lines within one hundred and fifty miles of selling point, lictets for adults will not be sold for less than 2" cents, nor for children at less thaa 13 cents. Excur- : ' i . -lit sion iicseis wm oe good returning up to and including Friday, November 2)th. for details apply to nearest Pennsylvania line ticket agent. . w y J&pi M.inv wop'.t Tmrr the camiit of life a.' both reds. . S o ra r Tncn who never into vKtons di-sip.i tion use np their en ergie jnst as tunc! by overwork or lau hours; and nrariv al women are co-rpclled by circumstance: to use up then vu.ii jxwer beyond all re a son : It may be in housework ; or socia demands; or the bearinc and re.ir;r? o children : At any rate the caudie of life U 100 rapuiy consumed. Some people need to !;ave their natnra' niror constantly reinforced in the s-imi proportion that it is used up. Thev nee" the fortifying help of Dr. Pierce s (o'.'er Medical Discovery. It is a powerful alterative and invicorant of the ciw,r tion and liver: it cleanses the blood "am makes fresh blood and he.i'riv ?Wv, ous. debilitated w.imen should take it in conjunction w ith Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription which is specially deisrr.ed fen fema.e weakness and nervous t-.., :-,!. Mrs. Siallie Klj Tman rfvliv,. M r. write: " I h . 1 sunVrr.i ilrwm ri'ts'-. of i-itertiji! orrans and rVmate . tl " Ursasreeable fcrlins a ter mv xnm.1 ch-H wXv txn; 1 o.m:d be on mv feet "cn'.v a fV til he was ix weeks o!J. i Hi takins Dr. Pier-.'e u.it.tm xrii ri. and ; Favorite rrescri-ioo I took aevVa Ntles tn all. After taking tTi- fi t ... I think. I am emirlv -nn4 my trouWea. I can a all mv wrt and , I am in mih-b ha-trr ..-!'.. "a uaft nren in wnir vears gaining arength very dt mm. dchy ad By wnttng to Dr. Pierce yrha : r;.r consnltinir phvsician of the and Surirical Institute of RnfFji v - careful professional advice will be obtained free of cost and specially adapted to the individual cas. Dr. Pierce's trreaf page Medical Adviser will be sect free i for ai cents : the cost of oaataa. 1 I

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FOS EILI0U3 iSD 5ESV0C3 DIS0S3ES3 FU"h as TTCnd and Pam ia tho Stoma- h. tltddiaea. iuloes alter H.-a,l-acii". IU7ines. Drowsiness. I lush.ee of H-:iU Lo of Arpetitft. Costiveness. B;,"hel on th Stin. Cld Ct.iUa. turld Sleep. FHahtMl Dreams and ad ervous and Trembling Hensauon. THE TTR3T DOSE WILL GIVE BELIEF 15 TWE5TT MI5TJTE3. Every auSerer will acknowledge them to be A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. HTIC II PlU, taken as direct - ed. willr''-tly rtoro Females to comtileto health. Ther promptly r?niov obstruetioiisor irrtrularities of the system and cure leR Headaebe. For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Qeecham's Pills are Without a Rival And hftv th . LARCEST SALE or an 7 Patent .Medicine In the World. 25c at ail Dnut Stores. HOME STORIES. 5. W. G illian. THAT THOU ART MINDFUL OF HIM (A sketch.) Who is lord of the universe above the Common ManT He has had showered upon him honors upon honors, until he can consistently envy no one not even God Himself. There is i o tiiLe or season wh jn the homtre of all the reft of Nature to Man is mor striking than now. Has he a tate for pageantrv in which he is the exalted and central figure? L -t him walk or ride down a shady street Oa either hand stand sentinels, not in dull, rusty coats and with dogged mi-u, but the very sing?, qieens. princes and lords of the vegetable kingdom stand to attend our little Man Thev are clad in trappings as gorgeous as the eunset yellow, red, purple, brown and green, wiii'e at their feet is a rich velvet carpet as brilliantly verdant as if there had been a summer-long shower of emeralds. It is a magnificent pageant, consisting of our Man and his reverential courtiers tbt gracefully bow and wave to him their hands and dazzling plumes without once showing him the rude familiarity of a touch. Thi seasons are full of honors for Man; full of suh little state occasions gotten up in his honor, when nature's own bet nectar is on tap for him in springs and babbling streams, and when fruits that the gjds themselves might envy him, hmg temptingly within his reach and beg the honor even of being destroyed by him Yet the autumn the nectar is ten thousand times sweeter than, and has more of God's own intoxication in it; the canopy of blue silk with white ostrich feathers and yak-tails, arranged high above him, is lovelier by day with the golden arrows of sunlight and infinitely grander by night with the tinra of stars and the still, still ocean of t moonlight that steeps the universe and of magic, while the" mu3i clangs and throbs everywhere. And there is a new and rustling carpet beneath his feet; a new air blowing about his face; a new, softening aud subduing blue in the near distance that protects his "eyes from the strain of involuntarily probing into the remote details of the wooded or housedotted landscape. It is one grand symphony of ruby, garnet, emerald, amber and turquoise witu s low-white fleets from the clonds and high lights supplied by the nfl ction of sunlight trom pool, slate root or window. And as his dty ends with a perfect climax of splendor in the western sky, a rioting in gorgeousness of coloring and gracefulness of form, he envies nothing God has made. Nay, more he even feels, wit bout the slightest suspicion of irreverence, that the lot of God Himself is not to be compared with his own. For man cannot only exercise the God-like power of loving mankind and natnte, but he can also grandest of privileges look up with reverence and thankfulness to a Superior Being who made h'.m capable of enjoying beauty and then, withholding his bounty, gave him infinite beauty to erj y. THE OLD COMRADE'S VlSIT. When the stata G. A. K. encampment was held here, some time ago, a funny thing happened that did not find its st q lei till within a few weeks last past. A certain hotel keeper of this city who was in the aimy, had as

In the Business World Around

IT HAS SWEPT EVERYTHING

Nothing has tunity for the

Lis guest a man whom he regarded tte savior of his life at one period f their arnaj service. The man was his guest of honor, in spite of the fact that he came from a little one-hore town in an adjoinicg county, and the debt of gratitude made the hotel man rive his guest the test in the house. When the visitor first arrived, the ex comrade said: "Now I'm just as busy as I can be, haven't even tirce to speak to my wife, and you can just make yourself at hme unti1 I get some leisure. I will see you after awhile."

This was agreeable, and the old chap did so. After awhile the hotel man bad some leisure and the rural conirsda and benefactor ate with hint. They talked ovr old times in the fcld way ana enjoyed it. - Now that apparently eDded the incident, but appearances were deceitfulSome time sir.ee a traveling man who makes this point was t"llirg to a gentleman in this city the t-tory he had heard an old farmer tellirg at one' of the smaller towns. It happened to be the town where the life saving com rade resides. The old man was over heard telling to a crowd of admiring listeners the following story: I "Iimeo' the 'campment, I weat down t' liicbmond t' see old Comrade Tell ye he's livin' in etyje down there, but he haint changeda bit. Lives in a great big house an' has 'bout fortf servants runnin round therf doiu' whatever he tells 'em id But he's jast the same ol feller. fl tuck me in jest like we wuz ekalsagio, aa' when we set down t' dinner in a une dinin7 room one o' them nigger servants fetched in a program b 8 ys'taketh t o ..k awy an' bring evei thing ye ve got in ta house,' he says. An' meby that nig ger didn t jump. He fetched in sect a dinner as I never se " afore. I never see seen goins on. I tell ve he lives in style, but don't forgit an' ol' com rade ner go back on 'iin. Swears jert like he nst ter, too.". -i Thus it would appear that the old comrade thought the hotel was tot private residence of the prop) itt Jr. and that the whole coterie of servants was uly the stafi! of the family's private help. THE HEART OF CHICAGO. The diors of tha Puillips will ba thrown wide open tonight to admit the crowd to witness Lincoln J. Carter's imatest spectacular production, "The Heart of Chicago." Melodramatic product ons are very popular in this city especially when one visits us with a a established reputation for originality and wrth, similar to the above named attraction. The stoty itself is said to be very interesting and absorbing in plot and action; its principal thejie of course consisting of occur rences experienced in every-day life in possible death for some wires. t For others it means practicallv no discomfort at all. There is no reason why childbirth should be a period of pain and dread. Several months before a woman becomes a mother she should prepare herself for the critical ordeaL There is a preparation made which ia intended for this purpose alone. The name of this wonderful preparation ia It Is a linimant to be applied externally. It relaxes the m u scles and relieves the distension, gives elasticity to every organ con cerned in childbirth, and takes away all danger and nearly all suffering. Best results follow if the remedy is used during the whole period of pregnancy. It ia the only remedy of the kind in the world that is endorsed by phvsicians. fl per bottle at all drug stores, or sent by mail on receipt of price. t Free Books coxother's taining invaluable information for all women, will be sent to an v address upon application to Tbt Bratiflels Rtgulater C. Atlanta, Oa.

ever equalled this opporsaving of money as is found at the

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From Mrs. Rajxk to Mrs. Plnkham. The following letter to Mrs. Pink- j ham from M ra- M- Kixc, No. 2,334 i East Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., is a remarkable statement of relief from ntter discouragement. She j says: " I never can find words with which to thank you for what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me. " Some years ago I had womb trouble and doctored for a long time, not seeing any improvement. At times I would feel well enough, and other times was miserable. So it went on until last October, I felt something terrible creeping over me, I knew not what, bat kept getting worse. I can hardly explain my feelings at that time. I was so depressed in spirits that I did not wish to live, although I had everything to live for. Had hys teria, waa very nervous; could not sleep and was not safe to be left alone. Indeed, I thought I would lose my mind. No one knows what I endured. 1 continued this way until the last of February, when I saw in a paper a testimonial of a lady whose case was similar to mine, and who had been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I determined to try it, and felt better after the first dose. I continued taking it, and to-day am a well woman, and can say from my heart, 'Thank God for such a medicine." Mrs. Pinkham invites all suffering women to write to her at Lynn, Mass., for advice. All such letters are seen and answered by women only. the great western metropolis. The -tory of the play is effective, although ! -ensational and filled with thrilling episodes. To Cura a Cold In One Day TakeLaxative Bromo Qu'tLine tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet. El wood Call Leader C. A. Gaar, representing a large church and school furniture com piny of Richmond, is in the city. He was formerly a member of the old Gaar, Scott company, one of the oldest business firms in Indiana. There is more Catarrh in this section of te country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Sci ence has proven catarrh to be a consti tutional disease, and, therefore, re quires cout-t tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from ten drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the 8vstem. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimonials. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. ia5Sold by druggists, 75c. Editor Richmond Palladium: While the special pole tax is being considered, suppose we hear the other side. It is well known that a town's advantages advertised are railroads. te'egraphs, telephone sv stems, street railway systems and electric lignting, so it is not supposed that these com panies are unwelcome intruders. These companies must make some return od their inve tment cr they are not going to do business. Now then it is but jut and fair that they should pay their share of the public expenses An examination of the tax and improvo ment records will show that these com panies pay more thin is asked of any private citizen for the same ratio, tnat is, they are assessed higher thaiany individual would be on the same property. It is of course a popular thing to agitate against corporations and companies but councilmen should be proof against a clamor which might be at inj istice and do more damage than goxl. They should be men who figure ahead and above a popular demand if careful study of the situation showed that it was detrimental to the peoples, interest. Now then we representative of these companies are agents of th companies to the people and should be agents for the people to the companies, that is to give the people lower rates, and better service &r fast as our re turns to our companies justify lower i no i l Richmond, IN SIGHT.

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additional force. This we how are we to harmonize the companies and the people by low rates and govd service, with an unjust tax upon every pole in town, in additicn to an alreadv high tax which is every inch of council tax-d paid on every pole end wi et La t year the dogs twice, this year it is proposed t tax pi les twice, and I thitk the average citizen will agree with me thtt there are fences enough around Kiehmosd low and that we ought to have more economy and less taxes r:her than extravagance and burdensome taxes. What i ncouraement to a new telephone company or new electric railway or anMhing else to c m to Kiebm rd in the face of such leirisla tion? I believe our present council will look farther th-n a popular clamor and figure out the d'sidvantajes that will more than offset the revenue from the propoi-ed pole tsx. P. L. Mocnce, Western L'nion. The Wea th of Cuba. If Uncle bitn should, in tho interest of humanity, add Ctba to his domain' it wouid almost double bis wealth With Cuba under a stable government and fully cultivated, Uncle Sam would soon control the world's matkets for four great staples tobacco, mgr, coffee and rice. It seems a shame to abandon this rich island to an alien race. It is a greater snatne for a man to abandon his stomach to the ravages of disease. To strengthen the stomach take Hostetter's Stomaeh Bitters. It is jast the thing to stimulate the ap petite. It will overcome dyspepsia If there is constipation it will establish regularity of the bowles It makes the nerves strong and steady, ar.d ives restful slumber. There is no ubstitute for it. An Enterprising Druggist. There are few men more wide awake and enterprising than A. G. Luken & Co., who spare no pains to secure the best of everything in their line for their many customers. They now have the valuable agency for Dr. King's New Discovery for Cousuaiption, Coughs and Colds. This is the wonderful remedy that is producing such a furor all over the country by its startling cures. It absolutely cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness aud all affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call at above drug store and get a trial Lottie free or a regular size for 50 cents and $1. Guaranteed to care or price refunded. 5 It is said that soldiers who had Hood's Sarsaparilla stood the long marches in Cuba much better that the others. 12 Oh! I Sayl have you given Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a trialt It will cure you of your constipation, will correct your stomach troubles and make your life worth living. Trial size bottles lUc (10 doses 10c), large sizes 50c and $1. of A. G. Luken & Co. of the Heart. HA 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 beean using; Dr. Miles' Heart Cure which cured me completely. W. Wollney, Jackson. Mims. 99 DR. MILES' is sold by ail druggists on guarantee first bottle benefits or money hack. Book on heart and nerves sent free. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart. Ind. Or. IT

HIS IS AX OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RICH AM)

shopman's chance to buy tn

v can t Diame no cne Dut yourseit u you tan to avail y.urse!t of it. Bern anxious to unload the tock prompts us to put on prices that are " Urgers." DON'T PROCRASTINATE, but COME TODAY. Remember many garments are being sold daily, Hence Tomorrow your idal Suit o; Oercoit miy be gone. LOOK OWER THESE PRDCES, THEN COME SEE THE GOODS.

BUT DON'T STOP THERE,

your cash, rsmety-nine times satisfy yourself.

Men's Suits $ 4S Men's Sui.s 1$ Gj Mtn's Stilts S3 Men's Suits O 4:5 Men's Suits 7 Men.s Suits ,V t7 up to $12.85.

Prices on Eoys' and Children's Suits in same proportion. Space forbids a full q lotition. Children's Vestee Suits 98e to 84 5. Boys' Knee Pant Suits 98c to 84.95, worth from $1.50 to $7 00. Men's good heavy ribbd Underwear 38e per suit. Good heavy flreced lined 70c per suit. Tick Mitts from Sc to 5e per pair. Good Suspenders for a nickle. Hose from 3c per pair and up. AND THE BAND PLAYED.

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''Gold Dust Gold Dust evtry-wher But no Battle A to chew 1 I " One of the most convincing proofs of the really

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is the unwillingness of those who have chewed it to chew anything else even if Battle Ax is not obtainable for a time. They do not want any other kind. When all is said and done, the fact remains that Battle Ax is so good so thoroughly good and satisfying, that nothing else can take its place. Remember the name. when you buy again.

i(HE THAT WORKS EASILY. WORK SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH

APOLIO

To Be Well Satisfied

When making a purchase of

FURNITURE

it is to know ynu have gat your money's worth, you buy one tf our new

Mide tf po'ished oak, lare French plttc mirror, thoroughly modern, we are selling it at

Others at different prices.

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533- 535 "Everyday" and "Sunday" Suit go see what others are selling too. out of ojc hundred we get the Sale, These Goods Are Worth from 35.00 to 20.00

Men Overcoats

Men's Overcoats... Men's Overcoats. . . Men's Overcoats. . . Men's Overcoats Men's Overcoats . . up to S18.45

Host & Oo.'s "The Cheapest House ia Town.

Sale.

This fact is tealized when S18.00 OTHAUS, Main Street. AX AKCiUMENT as to who makes the most elegant and btst fidirg clothing in town always re ults in the palm being awarded to us. We have an unlimited choice of fabrics, and your suit or overcoat wi'.l be cut, fitted ar.d finished in a style to suit the most fas idious. We will make your W inter overcoat now from kersey, cheviit, chinchilla, cr melton at a easunable figure. TAILOltM, lO North lOth St. POOR ALIKK. Th. ; th for about the old price of one You Satisfy yourself before you put down and we suggest this method just to 48 . . 4 4J These Garments Are Worth from $5.00 to 25.00 O 7 S 4.7 4.7