Richmond Palladium (Daily), 16 December 1898 — Page 3

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The Wheels of Progress are turning' rapidly toward the tropical islands on our southeastern coast. The people are mlgplcil ra hearinj; about these islands, their wealth, the condition of their inhabitants as to education and civilization ; and. not least of all, in the question of how to gee to them, bow long the journey is, and the cost of it. Thm tMgWi Je Oaiwat Jteitte, with its superb rail and steamer connections, forms a route which is over . hundred miles the shortest to these parts from Cincinnati and the North. New nil and steamer service goes into effect about December 1st, know, as the Cincinnati Florida and Havana Limited. Shortens the time about 24 boors. Elegant service. Tickets on sale at greatly reduced rates, from all points north, through to Havana, iin luring u tliis. sum It and berths on steamers, etc Particulars to you free if you wal WTile to CHAS. W. ZELL, Dir. Passer. Agt.. or to W. C RINEARSON, Qen'l Passenger Agent, Cincinnati.

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Will go farther, get better value, give you a bigger arm full of holiday buyings in nice, sensible, useful things, than any other institution in town will possibly offer you. WE always knew it, but since the people here caught on the great tide of trade has cbrne warming

to our doors. Scores of on our counters .

ZEHoHd.a.3r Sweaters. 25c Holiday sweaters cut to 19c 50q cut to 3fc 753 cut to 5tc 100 " cut to "lc i.0 " cut to $1.19 2.00 ' cut'o 1.65 83, $4 and $5 goods same proportiou.

MuftTers GREAT

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50e Holiday 65; ! 75c $1.00 19c up; Handkerchiefs 2c DISSOLCTION

NEW INSURANCE LAW

CONTEMPLATED IX THE STATE OF INDIANA. What the Features Are and Whence Coccea the Model on Which They Are Based NewCompany Forming. a , I ft 1 A. -1 ; a. strong en jrt wui oe maae at ue : coming session of the legislature to secure changes in the existing insnraace laws. One bill has already been pre pared by which a company conditionally organized expect, to inc rporate acd at once transact business as a straight life insurance company. The subscriptions of stock have already been taken by three hundred people, and the capital stock of the company will be $100,000 The condition on which the stock has been subscribed is that a proMsion be made in the laws for its continuance beyond a certain period of years. The bill, as prepared, amends section 10 of the new law cf J 852, so that if the company may be organized for life insurance its existene shall be perpetual, while fire ia-u-ance companies are limited to thirty years, as heretofore. Section 13 of the same law is changed so that 50 per cent, of the capital stock shell be paid up and invested ia "bonds of the United States or of this state, or certificates of deposit of solvent banks or trust companies in this state, or in bonds and mortgages upon unincumbered real estate in tbe state of Indiana, worth at least double the sum loaned thereon." The amended section is more specific as to how the money shall be invested than is the law as it stands today, and bars out investments under the term "stocks," as is in the present law. Section 16 provides that the securities 8 hall be deposited with the auditor of state, and is a meie change of wording, "securities" being used instead of the word "stocks." Article 17 is amended by the addition of tbe clause, "Provided, that the entire stock of such company shall conf-t tute a trust fund for the protection of its solicy holders." Section IS provides that no life in8 trance company or a ized under this act shall pay dividends or write any policies until it has on deposit with the auditor of state securities equal in amount and value to the net cash value of all policies in had December 13, immediately proceeding, as ascertained upon the basis of the American experieno table of mortality and 4 per cent interest. It further requires an annual report to the aud.tor cf state, and gives that official authority to make a searching investigation of the affairs of the companies if he deems it necessary. Those agnaing tbe passage of this law cairn that under it the life insurance companies of this state will be enabled to di business on the high plane on which the business of the large eastern companies is transacted, and that it will make it possible to have such companies in the state of Indiana. The bill is largely modeled after the laws of the state of Iowa on insurance, and the general result, it is said, will be to give a legal reserve basis for the companies. Another bill is under preparation looking to the amendment of tbe laws governing mutual companies, in which the Iowa law is taken as a model. Fred C. Lahrman. 9Sc ladies' nullifiers. Yomi others are "not in it at

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SALE.

Property Sold. The property belonging to the Wessel heirs, , n outn fourteenth street.

w aum y.jrenay at commissioner' sale, oa tae premises- The doub'e noase and 1 -t were purchased by AbnerHahn. for t2.300. The term were one-third down and the iemaina r a - - aer is eignteen months in two payments. Th property was sold by order of the court, Joseph Modiin being .pfuiuiea commissioner to sen, on an Order for Partition. The nnnhun price was low indeed. Fred C Lahrman. 98a ladies' nullifiers. Fletcher's open eveiy night. Hoerner's bread, the best and most nutritious and wholesome bread on the market. Try it and be convinced. Ask your grocer for it. or hare the wagon to stop. Bakery 13 and 15 onth fifth street. Phone 39. 24 30t ' Car. Cotiat ipattton f orerpr. TVe Cist .rets Oandv Cathartic. He cr?5a "f C C. C. 1 ail to 'are, tiruggi&is refund mooty Fred C. Lahrma 98j ladies' null.fiers. It ft with yon whether .on entinnr - aiwi arvv-killin tutHkucu biiu No-Ti-t&ACJ a " 4 removes uie dt-re icr tobacto, HClff34" A oat awrvou. duuM txtwii tuco-fw .1 a I I tor lost m&nhuud.vc C 2 a rjT.. Uoxes make! i too ruJlV" If al"id 400.000 aadpockiaafTl Vj g ftMOTO-BAr from b?' .llV fwiJfjoiir own drutriitt. wbo II I y M,awiU TOUfh for as. TU It wita g I i av r""1'! On I m s' lr aauaily cure: 1 boxes, Bt SO, I fntrmn ta tomre. or we rfuntl mntirr, Sw Slerilt Co.. Cbleeae. llml, Sea lerfc. Bone food for chickens. It will Tom Mertz has tte make them lay. best eoddwtf "Drat the bell! And just when I got to where the marquis poisons the duchess beef tea." Nnggeta. The Spaaiab) Peace Commiioaer, Ko inf.re wiih Parisian chela may w rnam. take back our blue dishes and We've hl fillet of beef and champagne, but -at home They rili probably give u tamales. Washington Star. Haner's for sterling tea spoons Haner's for napkin rings. Aar cr's ior thimbles. Haner's for knives and forks. Haner's for oyster forks. Haner's for berry spoons.

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A all. They have been Etc., Etc. Cneap ones for 5c, 8c, etc., former price, 12c to 50c. Nice rich goods from. per pair. Shirts 35c up; Hosieryup.; -

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i PMlidelpWa Piysiclia, Liie a FMkilelpMa Lawyer, Is lotcd For Wisdom,

- W. R. D. Blackwell. M. D-. North 23rd street. Philadelphia. Fa., writes to the Buffalo Medical Journal this interesting article: l ears ago 1 bad a call from the repre sentative of a tirm makinga malt extract. told him that. mv opiniou. no thin extract of malt il simply "waited until U T crit thrrMifrh tvith my talk on the subject, and the next tlav sent to several hospitals that I had named him, a few cases of his prepa ration, tie also sent me a quantitv. and I found it to bo the very best malt extract which had ever conit into my bands, ana since then 1 have stuck to it. This "best malt" is known to the trade as The "Best" Tonic Pahst Malt Extract. It is a long time since I tirst came into the knowledge of this excellent brand ot malt, and it will be an equally long time (it I live) before 1 will give it up lor any other. I believe in The "Best" Tonic as being the best ; no punning being intended. It is not acrid or sour, as too many of the brands are. It "sets" well on the stomach in weak ladies who reject the ordinary malts. It keeps well also, which is an item of moment. It is economical in cost, and is pleasant in taste. Such characteristics ousht to make doctors try it, if you don't already know its merits, and such of my readers as have not yet invested in it would do well to find out for themselves what it really is, and I am sure that they will not be disappointed when they do." What this Philadelphia doctor has aid is an eld story with those who are Suggestions A very largre line to select 627 and G2 Main St., afc-Store Open Every Night. The

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farsiiiar with Pabst Malt Extract. The "Best " Tonic. If you have been sick, this tonio will help you to recover your health and strength. It will put new flesh upon you. brace you up, revive the whole system. It "feeds blood, brain, nerves and boue. If one of your loved ones is ill. and is growing thin and weak. The "Best" Tonic will "give him new strength and keep up his spirits. It is easily digested, and is full of the very best nourishment in concentrated form, food for both the body and the nerves. If pale and anemic, it will give rich, red blood, and plenty of it. and will help to bring glowing cheeks and sparkling eyes. It nervously exhausted, it will brace you right up, give you vim and bounce. It is a boon to every nursing mother, and supplies the right nourishment for both herself and her baby. It brings strength to me invaiiu. creates a gooa appetite, helps to cure dyspepsia, and will go far to insure sound, refreshing slumber to all those who suffer from wakefulness from any cause. How many " pretty -featured " 'girls and women lose all their charm and attractiveness by being pallid, sallow and gray, as if all the blood in their veins were turned to skimmed milk! Even when riding a bicycle, playing tennis or golf, or taking other pleasant -exercise, their eves are still dull and lifeless, no flush beautifies their cheeks, and the air of languor and lassitude makes them "sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought." or else, like Cassius, have a "lean and hungry look." These disagreeable features are the outcome of anemia, a wasting out of the corpuscles of the blood, thinning down of the vital fluids, until a person is weak, emaciated and unhealthy looking. The antidote to this unpleasant condition, however is at hand. Pabst Malt Extract. The " Best" Tonic, is an immediate and visible help in making a soft, glowing color, a splendid appetite, a power to digest and assimilate the food, and turn it into fine, pure, healthful blood. Don't look so faded out and limp when you can easily look sweetly strong. A few bottles will show you what it caw do. for Christmas. Morn's Chairs. Large Leather Korkers, Conches, Divans, Fancy Rockets, Blacking Cases, Cobbler Rockers Commodes, Rattan Rockers, Jardinier Stands. ane Seat Rockers, Screens, Easels. Wood Seat Rcckers, Parlor Tables, library Tables, HaU Racks, Umdrella Holders, Fancy Saats, -Foot Rests. B -ok Cases, Sideboards. Iron Bed?, Shaving Sian 's, Chiffoniers, Birds Eye Maple Dresners. On) x Tables, Ladies' Desks. Folding Tables. Children's Chairs. Kitchen Cabin e's, China Closets, Folding Beds. Parlor Cabinets, Fancy Mirrors, Music Cabinets Dressing Tables, Mattretses, Dressiog Cases, Children's Carriages;" Fancy Chairs, Children's Go Ca-ts, Brass Btds, from at extremely low prices. L.eadinj Furniture Dealei? ! til ' ' ' iij'i'i 7.'l 1l.. Sit . io sunl i'--'-J.s fdat't.'ij ;i:i-, baa ,. .rt as ysjioi i- K .tdJ '11 ' !::- 01 rjri;i i u,za ' 4.i;t:iid us i a; b,tt itOiX A ad V.:i Si .e.iiaal-1 '.'1'. '. , 1 i' i! .-;; ; ; f a ;-9t 'i .:: -tit -7, .Cliff s-v & to spend their dollars . ..;:! aaaJ-,2-.-i5rfi:.;:U;' : i. r.-. rnhaj ,19c - - - - ;;' - 1A5 - iiko!" ;i i 1.95 1 3 J 9 OK A lit 5:65 . tip . ism irlfcJ ) hT-l

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