Richmond Palladium (Daily), 3 February 1899 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3, 1899.

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BICYCLE NO VEHICLE. j

EAD the prices and compare them with those on the nondescript bills you have seen blowing around to am. Wa Lead, Others Follow! They throw out bills, we throw out inidcem;nts. It's th? wjrst of bad manners to present a bill before goods are sold. We had been giving better prices right along than the bill-scattering stores, but didn't think it sufficiently unusual to devote an issue of scare-head cbdiers to the proclaiming of the fact, We al ays give bargains, and arejused to it. It doesn't get us excited

Good dark prints sale price German prints in black and white, 30 30 in. wide, sale price

Cretonne robe prints sale price -.: " T sale price T Best quality flannelettes, large plaids only, sale priee Fleeced lined wrapoer goods, sale pri -e

21c 5c 5c 31c

30 inch novelties ' sale price

Best quality shirting C P sale price Dili Unbleached muslin, full yard wide, Qn sale pi ice Oiv 9-4 unbleached sheeting, extra ralue, Q 1 p sale price J2l

Fruit of the loom bleached muslin, none better, sale price

Unbleached sheets, 81-90, ready for Oftn use, sale price 0"tu Good quality feathers, in 1 to 5 lb. AO a packages, sal price a pound TeCu

Best quality table oil cloth sale price

Elegant 114 blankets, in gray, tan and white, sale price

Good home made comforts, sale price Bissell and Gordon carpet sweepers, sale price

Moque te rugs, 2 yards long, sale price -

2G-iuch fast black gloria umbrellas, sale price

10 bales cotton batting, good and clean, sale price Ladifs wool Jersey glove, regular 20c quality, sale price Best quality cotton elastic tape, plaiu and frilled, sale price Best quality cambric sale price

Velveteen facing sale price

Hooks and eyes, 2 dozen on a card, sale price

50 inch all wool cloth sale pi ice

10c 39c

SI 00 SI 50 SI 38

29c 2?c 10c 3c 3ic 31c Ic 29c

46 inch all wool henrietta, black only, Qp sale price "rwu

Best quality ladies' mackintoshes, OQ .,2 capes.velvet collar, sale price 0fc O J Misses' b st quality blue and red mackintoshes, 2 capes, velvet JO CO c llar, sale trice .......... ...... DO

Ladijs' llinnelette skirt 'pattern, sale price

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Ladies' Jersey ribbed ?vests, good I fin weight, sale price only lUu Boys' gr iy shirts and drawers, J .r- ICp sey ribbed, fleeced lull Ladies' Jersey ribbed union suits, all QCp size?, sale price Zub

Ladies' gray Jersey ribbed suits, wool, half price

union

Ladies' 50 gauge fast blaek hose, regular 10c and 12c qualitr

50c 7c

Misses' fast black seamless hose, Cn ribbed, all sizes, 5 to 9, sale price Uu

ribbed, Qq

Children's all wool hose, seamless, sale price

All colors chezse cloth sale price

Ladies' all wool shirt waists sale price

;3c 80c

50 to 73 corsets, in black, drab and QO n . white, sale price OOu

All $1.00 corsets, best makes sale priee

85c

Lace curtains at 43c, 60c, 75c, 90c, $1. $1.50 at half tie regular price.

Ladies' dougola shoes, in lace, pat. QCp tip, all sizes OUu Ladies' fine dongola shoes, in lace, CI QC pat. leather tip, sale price 01 eU Misses' dongola shoes, extra nice, lace, patent leather tip, sizes Ol f( 11 i to 2 OI UU Children's dongola shoes, extra rice, lace, patent tip, sizes GZ TCn to 11, sale price 1 wli Boys' vie i kid. heel, lace, leather 0100 tip, sizes 12 to 2 0 LU U

Children's storm rubbers sale priee-

Lots of odds and ends m children's shoes to close at 50c and

25c 75c

And there are others that you will have to call to learn alKut.

THE

STORE.

rtinaytvaf a Cnart ffce Ietaxe VTfc.n the QMtraa of Right of H it I laolnd. Take a recent decision by the Pennylvania Supreme Court. says Tbs Wheel. It Is decided that whenever it is a question of right of way between the vehicles of the Traction Company, which company, by the way. carries Philadelphia in Its capacious pocket, that the bicycle ceases to be a vehicle1 In the eyee of the wonderful legal gymnasts who ladle out alleged law for

Philadelphians. The case In which this

weird verdict" was rendered was as fol lows:

The plaintiff waa riding his bicyclt

on his way home from work down Broad street, Philadelphia, and turned Into Dauphin street. Rain was falling.

making the streets wet and requiring

tare on the part of plaintiff to avoid

slipping. He rode slowly down Dan

phin street. A cart drawn by a single

horse was on its way up Dauphin street. The plaintiff and the cart approached each other, each evidently

claiming, or acting on the theory that

he had the right of way. When it was

too late for the plaintiff to do so safe

ly, be turned off and he, or his bicycle.

was struck by the cart, or the horse,

and plaintiff sustained injuries, to recover damages for which the action

was brought. Tha cart belonged to the defendant and the driver was in his employ. Verdict was directed below for the defendant, and a motion for a new trial denied. The Judgment of

the lower court was affirmed upon the opinion thereof, which is in part at

follows:

"The other ground is that the plain

tiff bad the riglit of war. To sustain

this point, reliance had upon th tatute which gives to a bicycle the

character of a vehicle, and also to an

ordinance of the city which, in ordin

ary cases, gives to vehicles the right of way upon the tracks of the passenger railway companies in the direction In which the cars ordinarily run. The obvious reason of tui3 ordinance, how

ever, is that it was intended to give to the vehicles making use of the rails cf the tracks a convenient and settled right of direction and occupancy upon those rails. I do not think it has any bearing whatever upon the rights of riders of bicycles "Nobody, I presume, would dispute the proposition that in the ordinary occupancy of streets, and under ordinary circumstances, the drivers of vehicles drawn by horses and the riders of bicycles must regard the ordinary rules of the road for each other's convenience and safety. I do pot, however, think that such a rule would require that. In an open, unobstructed highway, a vehicle like a cart, for instance, should be driven to one side in order that the rider f a bicycle might b relieved of the necessity of deviating froja a straight line. Good sense and a reasonable regard for 'the peculiarities of such cses ought to 'be required, both of the drivers of vehicles and of the riders of bicycles. This it la hardly necessary to say. - "The experience of almost every one. In his own family. If not from liis own the importance of proper and reasonable regulations for the protection of the many thousands of people who use the modern vehicle known as the bicycle. At the same time, it is also to be borne in mind that that vehicle is much lighter and more under the control of its rider than the vehicles of the other sort, which are drawn by horses. In many cases, therefore, It is the duty of the rider of the bicycle to regulate his course, and to make concessions, which possibly the driver of a vehicle of burden ordinarily would not be obliged te do. "In this particular case It Is quite evident that the plaintiff, under tht notion that Le had a right to compel 'he driver of the cart to leave the track

In order to give him a free and unobstructed passage, remained in his onward course ao long that the collision which occurred was unavoidable. In this he was at fault. He brought the consequences upon himself by his owr :"i'l!y. In our judgment, there was noth nig in the circumstances of the case or in his duty which required the iriver of the cart to leave the track o make room for the plaintiff. "We are, therefore, of the opinion hat the plaintiff made out no case. nd that the instruction of the trial judge to the Jury jo render a verdict in favor of the defendant was proper, and shoe Id be sustained. The rule i herefore discharged. A Sober Fact. When a man's troubles drive him to

drink, the drink bnng3 on more troubles that drive him to drink again.

VALUABLE INFORMATION.

iVsaee Tktace It Wiu Pay Yam te rt Yr Miad fr Vetera r.

Here are a few things everybody

should know children especially, for

aucn raets once nxed in the growing

cm la never iaae away.: A mile la 32" rods. A mile Is 1.T60 yards. A mile Is 5.2HO feet. A rod Is 18 1-5 let. r yards. A square rod ia 2724 square feet. An acre contains lt0 square rods.

An acre contains 43.500 square feet.

An acre is aoout istsv; feet square. A pint of water weiehs one pound.

A solid foot contains 7.4S solid pints.

a square loot is 144 square Inches. An acre contains 4.840 square yarda.

A quarter action contains 160 acres. A square yard contains square feet.

A soiia root contains l,4S solid

Vnt-hes.

A pint of water holds 2ST4 solid

Inches.

A gallon e water holds 231 solid

inches.

An acre Is 8 roc's wide by 20 rods

long.

A solid foot of water weighs 62 Va

pounds.

A barrel (31Vi gallons) holds 4V

solid reet.

A section, or square mile, contains

HU acres.

A bushel (struck) contains 2.150 solid

Inches.

A gallon of milk weighs S pounds 10

ounces

A struck bushel conta!ns about 1&

solid reft

A bushel (neaping) contains IV

struct bushels.

A hairbreath la one-forty-eighths of

an incn.

Space has a temperature of 200 de

grees Deiow tero. .

A grain of magnesia wiU color 50,-

OOO.OUO grains of water.

An inch of rainfall is equal to 14,-

ouu.uoo gallons per square mile.

AN IMPORTANT QUERY Tlitt Permits cf Ouly One Honeet Answer. .This unavoidable question has to be answered honestly by Richmond people after they have read the opinion fiven b-lo w by Mr. S. E. Lesley of

4 south nict-te-nth stret. Which of

a d zf n articles all making the aacue

lasm can I depend npon most, o" en

dorsed by people well known in Rich

mond, and e!even endorsed by utter

tranpers! Read this and compare the

evidence with other statements about

otcer kidney remedies published side

by side with it in the columns of this

paper.

Mrs. Lesley says: My sister suf

fered freni a weakened condition of the

kidneys for a long time and used many

different kidrey remedies without rea-

1 ice any benefit. Seeing; Doan's

hi dney Pills so highly recommeedtd

ty patties who had used them for siro-

lar foublcs I pot a box at A. U. Lu-

kt n & Go's., drug etore for her. They tntide a marked improvement in her condition. -We can highly recommend

Doan's Kidney Pills.'to any one suffer

ing from kidney trouble."

Doan's Kidney Pius for sale by all

dealers, price 50 cents. Mailed by

Foster-Milburn & Co. .Buffalo. New

York. Sole agents fcr the United States.

Remember the name D an's aad

take no other.

!"do-re Your Itovret Wllh tumrfti. ndy PnihsrtU', cure lonsupatmn fore

J: c. It C C O. fail, drujpnsLs return' "jonev

Boiling Water in a Paper Box.

Here are two tricks based npon the conducting power of metals, and the power of absorption of heat by water:

One may take a small but powerful

alcohol lamp and stand It on the table.

An ordinary playfng card with the

edges bent up has a piece of lead about

A Marked Change.

3"1 suffered from hemorra? e of the

lone, titer having the grip, and failed to obtain a cure, though I tried many

iifferent medicines. I began taking

Hood's Sarsaparilla an 1 soon noticed

a marked change for tha better, I con

tinned taking the medicine until I was

entirely cured." Mrs. Djra Lamb,

Elnota, Indiana.

Hood's Pills cure all liver ill.

Bsy it take, easy to oporate; reliable.

Is .re. Joe. a

T f- T . , . . ,

tim i's a sign of poor miaafment.

all your cleaning with

w J J.

and vou can change your working clothct frr'rewting clothes earlv in the" day. It sa.es time, work and worry. Largest package gt eat ct cccmomv.

THK . S. FAtiiBOk (OiriM, .

Ctuc&so. at, Loui. Now Button. i..--, laiiateitua. k---r;rT

w.a ...... ,k.,r-

ONEY!

We have several sums of ilon6y to Loon on mortgage.

If jyou want to borrow . .come and see us.

t:j"t Ttvi Sil aul SiuttUe vut I.ifv itfaj. To juit til'tt' t'o c ty uttl ftti-rer. ie max nc. Itnl of hie. nfrve innl i-or. take .o '1 o c. IHe womler-worker, thiit v ek luti

irong. Ail Orugsists. ooc or ei. cure irumn

et-d Booklet nd sate le frts. A-lure.-

-ttrlinu lieiuedx (JC-, t'li:ao or Ne Vor:

BOILING WATER XH A PAPER BOX.

as large as a half a dollar put In the

center. This card Is then held directly

over the name of the lamp and in a few minutes the lead is melted and the

card is not injured In the least.

The last and neatest experiment of

all is to boil water in a paper box. A little paper box is folded as all school children know how, into a square box about an inch deep and two square. Cords are fastened to the corners and a piece of stick passed through so that

It will bang perfectiy level. Iight the

alcohol lamp and fill the little box with water and suspend it directly above

the flame about three inches higher.

In a few minutes the water will boil

and send up a miniature cloud of

steam without harm to the box. This

requires some experience as to the proper distance it should be held from

the flame, and it ia well to have the

lamp in a good-sized dish in case the pcrfonjier should be careless enough

to upslt the box or a string pull out.

Try Gfaln-O! Try Gran-O! Ask your erccer t3 show you a

package of GlillN-O. tha new tood

ir nk tht takes the place of coffee.

The children may driak it without iu-

jory as well as the adult. All who try

it. like it. OKAIN-O has that neb

eal brown of Mocba or Java, but it is

made from pure grains, and the most delicate stomach receives it without

iUtrtus. i the price of ciffee. 15e

nd 25 cts. per package. Sold by all

grocers.

Clean Llixi.I nirat:s a clean t-'.in. N euuty without it. I ascarfls, Tandy CV.liai

if riiMii vour I: d :i ami Keen n clean. i

tiiring n; the lazy liver and uriviug ail 'ir

j'irities trom the touy. le(tui today t

banifch Dimples. loii. Iiloti hc, tilackhoHUi-

and that sickly bilious complexion by takinr

Uascartts, heauty lor ten cents. Ail drug gists, satisfaction guaranteed, KKj, 25c,50c.

117m. H. Bracbury S Son ;oom 7 and 8 Westcott block, IllCHWOND? InD.

JAPANKS

i. rl I ML.

CURB

A New and Complete I reatmetit. cottsistinfe ol SrPPOSITl )RVtS, Capsules o ltntment and two Boxes ol Ointmtrnt. never-taiiing cure tnx Tiles of every nature and dtrjrree. It makes an operation with the kntfe, which is painful, and often results in death, unnecessary. Wft endura this ttrnbl 4teatT W pack a Written GuaranU In aach II Bos. No Cure, No Pay. w. and Jt a bos, lor 5. Sent bv mail. Sarnies free OINTMENT, 25c and SOe. PniM'sTIPATIflM Cured. Pilea Preente. By Irnl lUil Japanet Liver PelleU. the great LIVFR and STOMACH KKC.L LATtJR and BLOOD Pl'KlFIEK. Small, mild and pleasant to take: esjieciaily adautcd lor children's use. JC '.fcrs 25 cents.

For sale by W. 804 Main street.

TIME TABLE. Fsnnsylvania Line Effective Nov. 20th, 1898. TralaiRubjC tral.TlaaaRiehmocd Union St&tion. I'itUbmgh, Cincinnati, Ghisago Sc Si. Locis Ry RICHMOND DIVISION. ; Between Chlcao and Ciadnaatt. WESTWARD TRAINS. anaiTa. narsa ;tLoganacort A cx-om. f :j a, n Kaat Chicago at and Es.10:5S a. m. 11 Ol) a. as fLoranapoTt Aoom 1;W p. tn. T:9a u. a l'bicaa Mail and Kx...ll.-i p. ta. ll:;o p. ar tOtn and Macaaaaar Ei Ulap.aa. EASTWARD TRAIN 8. J Olaolntt Mall and Ki 4. IB a. m. :l a. aa, tCmclutl Acvom. and Ex. :lo a. m. u;i , a. m. fLocanapori Aocom . 6:60 p Tn, raat Boathern M and Ka S..U p. m. :Up.m fMackinaar Cm --.p , , - p. na INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION. Between Columbus and Indianapolis. WEltTWARD,THAlHd taiT. taraa N. Y. A St. L. M. Jt E. S:4S a. m. i. Ju a. Bi.Louni'MtMau , , n int.m 8t. Louis Kaat Kipraae..... 10:10 a. an

JOol. In. Accandb.x-12:Jp. m. ItUp as

tsii imii. .. :ao p. m

:6S n

1M p. as

H Kos" d. ur Co.

Ioc;s In tba Army.

Tn mfgt of tbe Continental countries

army being tanchfto carry

nispatflJies ana to oenver cartridges to

the sokuers in Datue. They are also trnirifxH to friv uri nl.irm it nn iin.

friendiy approach, having readily learned to recognize an enemy. They

will search for and And the wounded.

barking until help arrives; that failing, they -will carry some part of the

wounded man s clothing to his near

est comrade. It is surprising what

few lessons are necessary toaccomplish all this, so soon do they realize what is required of them. In searching for the

wounded they carry flasks of brandy

strapped to the harness.

In the American army there Is hardly

a regiment that does not possess at

least one or more dogs as pets. These

are not always noted for their beauty.

but they are non? the less petted and

cared for by the owner and are taught

many interesting tricks. Jo." a dog belonging to the Twenty-

second Regiment, is notea for his

cleverness. lie knows all the bugle calls, and when drill sounds he does not more, but at the first sonnd of

the reveille he is up for the day, and the dinner bugle usually finds him as

ready as the men to respond.

Life Renewer-for Ladles. Olivia Peterson of Coldwater, Michi

Bran, writes: I had not been able to

sit up a half a day at a time for tbir

Kenewer It baa cured roe of nervous

troubles, headache and a very bad stomach. It has helped me in so many

ways, and cured me of afflictions that the doctors said could not be cured.

The blessed Life Kenewer haj 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 & company

Irugeists, 630 Main stieet, Ballard &

Snyder druggists, 1031 Main street Richmond. 1

o-T-i!ic tor Fifty Centa.

Guarri"2?J toharco cubit cure makes weak

aen sirens. l.ioou pwce. Sue. (1 All dTUk-risU

The vrolf n; starvation howls at th'.doorm of thon

sands of mer who are we!" to do and snr roanded plenty. Ill health, in the

aj on t v 01

cases, is Marvs

tion. pure anr

OTU, XL -i, (iv simple. I 1?y- '. S 1 mean tha TVJ ''I I b o ri v. b r a i n V- yj t ..V? nerve. bon i and sinew ar

inrnroperlv

iestifficietitly notirished- Improper, inscf ficient noni.shniert is starvation. When a man's head aches it is becati thf tissues of the brain do not recei v; snScient nourishment from the blood, or re ceive impure and unhealthy nourishment When a man jrets nervous arid sieepiess, i rceans that the blood is not properly nour isliinir the nerves. When his skin break' oct with blotches and pimples and erup tifir.s. it means that the skin is being fe upon the impurities of the blood. A'.nios' every known disease is primarily due tc iroproper nourishment through the blood which is the life - stream. Dr. Pierce1' Golden Medical Discovery is the greates of all blood-makers and puriCers. It jrive ediie to the appetite, corrects all disorder of the disrestion, makes the assimilation of the life-giving elements of the food per feet, invigorates the liver, promotes secre tion and excretion, and vitalizes the whok body. It makes firm, muscular flesh, bn; does not make corpulent people more cor pulent. It cures qS per cent, of all case? of lingering coughs, bronchia!, throat anc kindred affections, which, if neglected lend np to consumption. It is tbe best oi all nerve tonics and restoratives. Kept b all medicine dealers. "' I was taken in in Fetvrttary. ica. wfth head ache and pain in my back." wrrtrs H. Oaeidts E.-K).. of 313 Sooth J Street. Tacoma. Wash. " I called in a doctor and he came three times. He said I was bilious but I ker certing- woner I took a coaea so that I could not sleep, only by being propped ap in bed- My tangs hart" me and I irot so poor that t was jast skin and bone. I t hought I was going to die. I used two bbctie of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoverv and it made me aonad and well. It tared my ti e.' No remedy relieves constipation so quickly and effectively as Dr. Pierce's Pkaaaat FeUcta, Taey unt grin).

Tnst a I.l'tle Wrong.

There Is a lad of tender years out

West who is inordinately fond of con

undrums, and resembles Oliver Twist

in his capacity for asking for more.

The other day bis mother, driven to desperation, gave him the time-honored one about an old man being like a

dog s tail, on account of being "Infirm."

The youngster did not understand at

first, and had to have the thing explained to him, but having at last

caught on. he was delighted, and im

mediately flew up to his grandfather

to puzzle him with the same question. Of course this was a model grandpa, who is always ignorant in the right place, and after much wild guessing he had to oe told, whereat the youngster yelled out: "Because It sticks tight, grandpa: because It sticks

tight!" and was Immensely pleased with the heartiness of grandpa's laugh.

Beginning th N:w Yar

Wnh pure, rich, healthy blood, which

may be had by taking Hood's Sarsa-

parilla.'yoa will rot need to fear attacks of pneumonia, bronchitis, fevers.

col.ls or the grip A few bottles cf tais great tonic and blood purifier, taken now, will be yonr beat protection against spring humors, boils, eruptions, that tirrd feeling and serious illness, to which a weak and debilitated

system is especially liable in early

pring. Ilood's Strsaparija eradicates

from the blood a;l scrofula taints, tones and strengthens- the stomach, cures dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh atd every ailment caused or prornot 'd bv

mpnre or depleted blc-"

RICHHONI) STEAM LAUNDRY 919 Main St. 'Prone 157.

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FIRST AID TO THE INJURED. Linen or other wa.Jial le fabrics wl ich

need attention wdl get it promiit'y if sen to

the Richmond Steam Ijiundry. We u e modern methods in the washing and ironing of clothes, and ttie result is perfection. Ltntn, wcl or other f b;ics aill lis twice the ordinary titne i' clesnsed here.

ID. W. Walterr rop. PLEAS ANTSTX). Paperers and Painters. Fine, up to date work a specialty. All kinds of work done with neatness ind dispatch. Office, room i second

f oor, Grand hotel. Residence, ioa

f tth seventeenth f-er

Y. and Ht. Lout. E. T.lo p. i

EASTWARD TRAl.Nf.

St. L. A M. T. at. and K 7:44 a. in. T:80 a. an Ilnd. Ool. Aoo. and K ..10 M) a. m. H :U0 m aa St. Louia N. Y. Fast Mall S.&4 a. m. Pann. cipaolal ( alaili..... .. ta t . aa bt. L S N Y . kl. and h-l T:S6 p. m. T:4S . aa bl. U S. T. Umitd 8:5o p. m.. DA.YTON &XENIA DIVISION. Batwaan Elckmond and Columbtu via Da) ioa and Xanla. WE8TW1BO THAIIte.: aamiva caraaii fSpricg. & Rich. Mail 4F.p. :tl) p. iu. Bi Uniu aai Mati 6:10 a. n, HI Lout Fact Expreaa 10:81 a. m. Sprlnnflt 11 av Hick. fc... lu-ib p. m. " 8A8TWABD TBA1N8. t Richmond A Xenia M. & E. 6:20 p.m. .'iiico. as ciprtnajneio e.a ft: Ml a. an M tiouis N. V Fast Mail V:64 a. n Patn, bpeclal (alall :i0p.aa otuid.K Llmltad mbe p. am Q RAD RAPIDS & INDIANA BY. Betwann Richmond and Mackinaw via Vert Warn and Urand Kapld. BODTHWl&D TkAlb. a am vs. ' raaa Mack. A Bleb. Mall Jk Ei. 4.00 a. m. . U. H A Uwh. M. and K. 4:lup. m, tMitcklnaw a Rich. t.... lftaj a. m. . Caily. t IaU7 tixoapt Hnnday.i NORTHWARD TRAIN!?, t lch aO.S.M.nd Kl 16 n. an tRiuta m Mackinaw Ha 5:40 a. an lUoh.A Mack Mail A Kx , H;()6 p. aa Daily, f Daily except Sauday. B-KBa(ie muat b at aUktiua 10 nlnatas oatote train lima O. W ELMER. T1ok Ant I. A GORMON. diatlou Muw,

FIRE ALAn. BOXES.

LAUNDRY.

Legend of the Silk Worm.

The Chinese have a legend that the

silk worm was discovered by the litile dauphter of the Empress IIoang-Tl, nearly six thousand years ago. Th little Frineess -, ched the worms at work on a mulberry tree In the palac gardens and finally Interested her father, who, as a result of his observations, became the founder of the allk Industrr. All druffrfsts narantae Dr. Miles Pats Pills to stoo Ueadoche. "One cent a done-"

MI andVred (lie torture of (he damned

with protruding pitea brouariit cn by constipation with which 1 was afflicted "for twenty years. I ran .-ross your t A.Sf'AKI.TS in tbe cowo of Newetl. Ia.. and never found anyttainr

io equal them. To-day 1 am e ntireiy free from

.iis nnd fel like a new man. "

C. H. Keitz. 1S11 Joneo st., bioux City, la

CANDY CATHARTIC a

Pleasant. PlB,c. Potent. Taste GmS. To

oud, .ew Sicken. Weaken, or Grii. !0e. 2Sc. Sue

CURE CONSTIPATION. ...

trrCf ll.nl) r.-ty. nkan. tatml, te. Imr. lit

ilfl Trt C I f M and ronranteed by a'! dm AU'iU'Sfib titutu I' E t. Totiacco Habit.

COSTS NO MORE

To Go East via Washi. gon Over Penn f jlvania Linn Than it does to make the trip to Philadelphia and New York over the direct Pennsylvania Route throneh H&rriebnrjf and Lancaster. Tickets via Wafhinson are trood for ten days? stop over at the National Capital, and

at Philadelphia an additional ten days' I the casai passages.

stop-over may be enjoyed by holders of tickets to New York whether they read via Washington or over direct route. For special information re gardicp fares, time of through trains, etc., please apply to local representatives of the Pennsylvania Lines, or address W. W. Richardson, District Passenger Agent. Indianapolis, ltd.

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A ICCAL

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A CI matlc

Affection:

Nothing- but a local

remedy or Changs of climate will care itGet a welt-known

a peel Br ELYS

'REAM BALM

It is qoickly absorbed

Uives relief at once

Open and cleanses

Ai ays InnammaUoB.

Heala and protects tbeW

membrane Reaor be aenes

smell. o cocaine, no mercury, bo tnjanona drag Fnil sixe 50c, Trial sua life at Draggiata or by mail

tb utMji ti r.iLA. sr. warren Hew xork.

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Get your Laundry work done where satisfaction is guaranteed.

STEAM LAUNDRY

829 Main St.. Telepnoa 35

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Now is . . , The Time To be looking tor HARNESS for Spiing. We have them. WIGGINS & CO. Phone 59 Main St.

first District, south of Mala wast ol J

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aonvar, i 1 Jrd and raln, Robtn sea's shop a-. ird and North O. ;! Olt bnlldlng. 6 Oaar. Boott A Co 1 h honaa, Mortk tab 4 7 Chamoion mllia X 8 lth and Hon 1 uta tlstriot, Vtit Richmond and Bsssto 1-w Third and national rrd H sst Srd and E ins-. J-WIV Richmond ST BO.. 4 Eariham coliags

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JOE LONG CHONG, TB&UUSDRY MfiN, Has comr back-to stay. I want iSmy old friends to briDg their

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chine to iron bosoms. First clas3 work trnaranteed. Srerythiag Delivsrei ia 21 HonrsLONG CHONG, 15 North Eighth St,

MONEY! DO YOU MED IT?

ALL RIGHT, COME UP.

We will loan it to you on household goods, pianos, horses.

I have a new ma- wagons, vehicles, store fixtures,

etc., without removal. On watches, diamonds, ringrs, bicycles, musical instruments, etc., left with us.

Chunks Coal AND SICH Car be used with our Furnace Gas Burner. CAN WE FIT UP YOUR FURNACE ? 17. IICEIIHOFF. PHONE 46

On your prsonal note, if you are a salaried man with a responsible firm. Employers not interested. Business strictly confidential. Richmond Loan Co. N.E. Cor. 8th aid,Mais,;Roona 4 Opn every vvvxdng . '