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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1899.

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1 TO .MRS. rLKIIA3I MARDI GRAS'RATES.

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The prices below furnish a continued opportunity for to save money, which is equivalent to working for better

The prices given are not on luxuries, but on necessities remember that.

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Our erand cut in suits and overcoats has been a mirked su:cess. and th? people

who have seen and bought the great bargains declare thev have never seen anything to equal them. We have done a large business on them and have only a few left, but we

want to sell eveiy one of them men s overcoats on sale at Our entire stock cf $5, $6, $ 7.50 Our entire stock of $10. $12.50,

Great bargains in boys overcoats and lon pants suits coats and knee pant suits, which we are offering for less than

1,000 pairs men's fine shoes at one-half regular prices to close. Odds and ends. S3 and $4 fine calf shoes, closing out price X SO and Q OO Men's best quality box calf and vici kid, in black or tans, worth $3.50 and $4, closing sale price 5 SC3 Men's fine tan vici kidi in all the latest toes, new spring goods just received, worth $?, duiing this sale 13 Men's fine Chicago calf shoes in all the new toes, lace or congress, 500 pairs jast received

worth $2, during this sale

300 pairs of boys shoes, odds

Men's good solid all- leather dress or work shoes, lace or

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Fleeced wrapper goods, light colors " best quality, dark colors Large plaid flannelettes, light colors ...... Unbleached, 4-4 muslin Unbleached, 9 4 sheeting Good quality feathers, per poundHome made comforts 11-4 gray and tan blankets Moquette rugs. 2 yards long .... Children's school umbrellas .......... Ladies Jersey gloves, a bargain Elastic tape, frillel ede. at . Velveteen and corduroy facing Hooks and eyes, a card Best quality table oil cloth Flannelette underskirts Hair cloth, black and gray Swiss plaids and stripes

S ockingette dress shields 5' Ladies handkerchiefs, special at 2c, 4c, 5c and 7c Black and white ic6 wool, large balls, per box 40 Ladies 40-guage fast black hose 7c Ladies fleeced hose, fast black lOc and 12c Ladies' fleeced lose, imported, split foot and plain black, ribbed top UOc Ladies' wool hose 20c Children's fiae ribbed hose, all sizes, 5 to 9Ji 5c Children's fancy hose, sizes 5 to S 1 lOc, 19c and 35c

Children's wool hose, 5 to S Saxony yarn, all colors, a cut .' Ladies' shoulder shawls, special Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests Ladies' union suits Children's eMerdown cloaks at Another lot children's mackintoshes, 2 cape, velvet collar, in

irmru and make another grand cut and $8 overcoats to close at $13.50, $15 and $18 overcoats and ends, sizes 3 to 5,

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economical men ani ,wom?n wages or a reduction or rent.

out - bv placing our entire stock of is UU ana at ... . and children's reefer over the cloth is worth. JL oo worth $1.25 to $2, saleprice C anu j congress, worth l-50. sile TD "is, 3'c 7c 5c 94c 12c $1, $1.25 and S1.50 .39e $1.38 29c lOc 33Kc and 5c 1. 10c ...19c, 25c and 38c 20 5c, 7c, 8lic and lOc lOc 5e 15c lOe, 20c, 25c and 40c 25c and 50c -50c, 75c and $1 blua and wine $2 63 1 LTD

The Pest Tha Mis Caused Loss of MI!'ons to Our Farmers.

ITS ORIGIN AND HABITS In Three Years It Destroyed 52,000, OOO Worth of Farm Property in Ohio. Tmmy Mitara In Suljr Iy-Kai" and KtrtHH Arc the Oaly ThiBga That Will Kill Ihia-Bu Beea a Kmum 1b 'Jfeia Cantrr Sinro 1 Hia Soma New Farta Rgrdln; Him. I came, I saw, I conquered. has long been the Itoastfui song that impudent bird, the mighty BhVsns Lu--opteras, otherw-i.se known as the chinebbug. i He bas Ions had a cinch on everything. No other insect native to the Western Hemisphere, says Prof. S. M. Webster .entomologist of the Ohio Experiment Station, has spread its devastating hordes over a wider area of country with more fatal effects than this one. CORX EATE BV THE CHINCH BIT.. Prof. Webster gives an acenjnt of Jts probable origin and diffusion. Its habits and development, n.-itural checks and remedial and preventive aiea.sures, with mention of the habits of an allied Kuropean species. j Here are a few facts which Prof. Webster has put in his bulletin: The American chinchbu? has made its appearance in every part of North America from Cuba to Manitoba. He hasn't made much headway west of the lioekies. He Iiil winatc In the? adult stage. If there is an ample sup ply of proper food close at hand he simply crawls from his hiln-rnating place, but if he is in the timothy mead-! ows of Northern Ohio, he does nothing but continue his ravages where he left' off the autumn before. He, or rather she. deposits her eggs above or below the surface ot tne ground, among the roots of the grass or grain. She depos.ts about oOO eggs, scattering them over a period of from MR. CHINCH. MKS. CHINCH. 10 days to 3 weeks. In ! days the baby chinches grow to youth and mature to manhood and womanhood, and are ready to have fun with the farmer. But if it rains much at a certain ieriod Mr. and Mrs. Chinch and the little chinches have a hard time of it. and it is worse than the yellow fever is to humans. Certain fungi are death to the chinch as toadstools are to small lwvs. If the Entomophthora Aphidis. or the Sporotrichium Globuliferum meets him it's a certainty that he will kill the chinchbug. Some birds kill him. among these iing the quail, prairie chicken, blackbird, catbird .thrush, lark and nouse wren. But if you can give him a uose of kerosene he Is done for lnsiaiiu-r. Mr. Chinch has len at his ravages in our land since 17fC. when he killed nearly all ue wheat in North Carolina. During the years lS!.H-"!7 he got away with $2.nmi.ooo worth of farm projerty in Ohio alone. Since he legan his depredations on the farmers of the United States he has cost them fully $330,0lO,0X. From the above facts it will be seen the chinch is a mighty power in the land, and Trof. Webster has done his State, as well as the whole country, a great service in exposing the little rascal. William L. Butler. Thoiraiiu.-. sick antl t:!Ter inst pe -p'.c ai' like the poo eT-iTole in ti Bible, who no one to hei him rl.--.--n t the lift civint poo! bfcre somf one cT sliuntd ir nhpn. of h:r?: So m?r,- "I'.f IVrcr tee! tna if they crc' SSfi I onV got a ".iu". --vr ; heip to v-t cost !.u !r x treme wen".. wo-ciJ then h. tlnrir coveted health arable to regain strength. It is iu.- these ix-r-ple that Dr P: rcc" Golden Medical Discovery is designer aid. It is the strong, h-.lpir.g hand those who are in thf extrctn- c-f ho. weakness and nervou nhaa't'in. I promptly tones, nourishes and bn;Mi ir the entire system. It gives kctrn spot tite. good digestion, pure b'too-!. rjucals strength, nerve-force and renewed ac'vit - When I fir wrote von I was coropi-t-Iy dvcoorasred." savs Mrs W M. Satiety, 'Mils Richifird. Tiosa Co.. N. Y. P. O. Rot 40.1. in .- letter to Ir. Fierce. 1 was in ps:i?i alt the ttm. could net lie in bed on sccoimt o! sevr-re. h-rp cuttini; pttttvs in my baclc anU ritrit hir. Ti-.-: pain all thnwsh the" lower part ot" my hixty nr. rav elbows hart me so much I ceo'!.! scarcett bit mv bahv. Mv kin wa dry. harh ar'.' scalv and kiinsr like sack on my arms. hr itami calied the ckxtor. ard he sr-ii tt w weakzess, and mv as-. His metikriae di-i tne no good. I kept K-tliVie worse and weaker, i; seemed I shoald c-iy Ore dp.y I smtvoa and received advice." I have taken rr pierce s Colen Medk-al Discovery, his " Fartte Prescription ' and Pleasant Peiiets.' ai'l now I can lie us bed with some comfort and caa do a good day's work.-" The most valuable 00k for both men and women 1 Dr. Pwrce s Common Sense Medical Adviser. A splendid tooS-p&ge volt: rue, with engravings and colored elates. A coot. W3er cov LdXI fS! rri-d will be sent to aatone sending twenty-one cents in I I I one-cent stamps, to pay the

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. chogrue, New York. !rs. Rrrm, in the following letter. mis a lann.iar story of weakness and buffering-. ru,d thanks Mrs,. Pinkham lor complete relief: .mk. tiNKHin: i think it is my duty to write to you and tell vou what Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Coroiound has done for tne. I feel like another woman. 1 had such dread ful headachea mroug-ti my temples and cm top .of my head, that I nearly went era zy;was, also troubled with chills, rvas very wck; mv left side from my shoulders to mv waist pain ed me terribly. I could not sleep for tne pain. Piasters would help for a while, but as soon as taken off, the pain would be just as bad as ever. Doctors prescribed medicine, but it pave me rio relief. Jow i feel so well and strong. nave no more neauaenes, and no pain in side, and it is all owinj to your Compound. I cannot praise it enough. It ia a wonderful medicine. I recommend it to every woman I know." ItrojrlnB Corn Smut. Dairymen and others who feed large ly of corn have noticed that most animals do not object to the portions of the ears and stalks that are covered with the black parasitic growth known as corn smut, but on the contrary seem rather to enjoy it. for this reason less care is taken to stamp out the disease than would be the case ff feed ing it was found injurious. The fact is overiooKeu. However, that the consumption of these smut-affected cars and leaves by no means destroys the uisease germs, hut that in the deposit e; of the animal they are distriinited over the ground, possibly to appear the second year in a much more marked degree. It is hardly probable that farmers realize the immense amount of damage done by this disease .or the practice of feeding smut-covered corn would stop. It is claimed that in lN'JS in Ohio alone, the loss by corn smut was more than one hundred thousand dollars, and more in some other states. The disease should lie taken in hand early in the growing season iu order to stamp it out as quickly as possible. Go over the corn field every ten days or so and cut out and burn all parts. affected by smut. Moistening and Soaking Froita. Soaking grain feeds for cattle ami hogs Is quite generally recommended and the tests made by numerous ex periment stations seem to support this general opinion, in nearly every case wnere pigs were experimented with the animals ate more of the wet fod and made larger gains on it. It must lie admitted, however, that the additional gain was nsually'due to the j larger amount of feed eaten and not to its moist condition. The Kansas sta tion Boaked shelled corn for tire t9r i nptii it began to soften. Another lot of five was fed dry corn. Those given soaked feed ate 282 bushels, while the others ate 2DO. The first lot gained 1V4 pounds more than the others, a difference of $25.50 in favor of soaking. From this the station concludes that it pajs to soak corn for steers if this can le done for 6 cents or less. Soaking wheat for pigs is quite generally recommended. A Doable Barn With Much Loft Room. The accompanying illustration shows a plan for a barn with double driveways In which the distinguishing feature is the great amount of loft room. Four gables added to the main roof space give almost another story's capacity to the barn, making is possible to use nearly the whole of the lower floor for stock. With a silo aud A DOUBLE BARN. the root cellar that will be found In the basement it will be possible to carry a large stock on the fodder that can be stored beneath the roofs. There are many conveniences about a double barn, and when one is to !e built the form here given will prove an excellent one to follow. rreventinc Hoc; Cholera. The farmers who do the most doctoring usually have the most trouble. Cleanliness, pure water, clean troughts and clean beds will do much to prevent disease. Feed plenty of charcoal, salt, ashes and some lime. Occasionally saturate some old rags with kerosene and carlolie acid and burn in the pig pens and house. Sulphur burned in the same way will do much to purify hog quarters. Exposure to a ea 'dn t limatie r-har e produces cold in the bead land cstatrh is apt t" follow. Provided with Ey'a Pre am Balm yon are Rrmf-d apaics Nasal Catarrh. Drupgists fell it at 50 cents, or E'y Brothers, "G Warren treet. New York, will mail the 50e or 10c trial s"ze. The Balm cures withort pain, does not irri'ate or c-iuse sneezing. It spreads itself over au irritated and angry enrface, rtlievir.tr immedi ately the paiof ul ir flsmtnation.cleanses and cures. Cream Balai quickly cores the cold. Fatality of Croup. Statistics show that thousands of infanta and children die yearly of menibranons eronp. We do not exsgxer a e when we state that every one cf these innocents ecu'd have been saved had Foley's Honey acd Tar br en given them in time. Can yon afford to be without it, in your household. A. G. Lakes Sc Co., and J. L. Adams & Co.. drnjrgiets. Drink Grain-O After yoa have concTaded tiiat yon OTigbt not to drink eeffs-e. It is not a cedicine tut doctors order it, fcecmse it is healthful, invigoratnisr ani apretiiiEg. It is made from pare grairs a ad h& that rich sral brown color and twites like the finest grades of eoffee aud costs abent cne-fonrth as much. Children like it and thrive on it because it is a genuine food drink con taining nothing but nourishment. Ask

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1 Low Fares to New Orleans, Bir

mingham and Mobile via Pennsylvania Lines. For the M&rdi Grits at New Orleans, Lv, and B;rojinsham and Mobile, Ala., e-seursioo tkkttt to those points will be sold via IcDsy!vania Lines February Gth to 13th, inslosiv. The festivities ocrur February 13ih to 14th at each tlace. Tickets will be pood on return trip tor continuous passage eavicg New Orleans, Mobile or Birmington, as the ease may be, not later tthaa rtbruary 2S:h, Kllowinc plenty of time for sight-seeing jaunts through the south. For information about ' rate?, time of trains, apply to nearest I ennsyivania Line Ticket Aeect. Tbey Are Gsa-i to May. "1 was troubled with sick head aches and was advised to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. After using sit bottles I was cured and have had no sick head u-hes since. I gave Hood's iarsa parilla to my little girl for stomach trouble and it cured her. We call it an exellent medicine." Ida F. Em in per, Wolcottviile, Indiana Hood s Tills are the only pill to take with Hood's Sarsapariila. 25i There is no ? About it. N question indeed with those who have used it, but thet Foley's Kidney all Kid-u-e is absolutely reliable for ney and bladder diseases. A. Ir. Luken Co., and J. L.Adams & Co., drugeists. lieuuty Is lilood Deep. Clem blood means a clean skin. No eaisi v wit.'icut it. I "ascarets. C'andv t'atharic tian your blood and keep it clean, b tii-riitjic the lazy liver and driving all mi )unties iroia the lxlv. IVuin to-dav to wnish lunip'cs. lioii. blotches. LlackhMtdM. nd that sickly bilious complexion bv taking casarets, (.entity for ten cents. Ail druggists, satifact.on iiuuranteed, lUc, loc, 50c. Rtmedy Icr Naivous Exhaustion. Are you weakened and exhausted by overwork, worry or disease? The Myttie Life Kenewer will quickly re new yfcur strength and vitality. It is the greatest nerve builder known. It is a marvelous vitalizer and strengthened It quickly and certainly cures !os of appct te, indigestion, nervous weakness, palpitation of the heart and tailing hta.th. It is indeed a wonderful life renewer and life strengthened Sold by A O Luken St Co., druggists. G30 Main street, BalUrd & Scvder 1031 Main street Richmond. 3 :o-To-(lsc for Fifty Centa. ai-nnutl lotwa o htbit core makes weak n oi. i,.im pure, aoc.fl Ail urutists BfQinntrg the N-. w Year A"i h pure, rich, healthy blood, which nay be had bv taking Hood s barsa- ; arilla, you will tot reed to fear atfacks of pur uriionia, bronchitis, fevers. colds or tl e grip. A few bottles of this great ionic and blood purifier. taken now, will be your befrt piotection against spring humors, boils, eruption?, that tird feeliLg and serious illnf"i. to which a weak and debilitated system is especially liable in early pru g. Hood's Sarsapariila eradicates from the blood all scrofula taints, tones and strengthens the stomach, cures dyspepsia, rheu tcatinu, catarrh and every ailment ca ised or promot -d by impure or deputed blc-' . Tue II) t F til DiseiSe. It is not generally known that more adults die of kidney trouble than of nny other disease. When the first -yrripoms of this diseare appear no irue fchorJd be lost in taking Foley's Kidney Cure, which is guaranteed or money refunded. A. G. Luken & Co. and J L Adams A Co., druggists. ftiiiTt Tobacco Spit aud Smoke Toar Lire Imj, To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag lelic. Iiiil of life, nrrve and vipor, take Jv'o-To-Bac. the wonder -worker, that makes eak men strong. AH driigrits, 5rtc or II. Curepuaran'.ecd Hookift and sample free. A.lrtress Sterling Ilemedy Co, Chicago or New Yoik. COSTS NO MORE To Go Eat vi Wsfhi g on Over reun-t-jlv&r.ia Liiitt Than it does to ware the trip to Phila delphia and Nrw York over the direct PeDnylvar.i Route throuerh Harrisburg and Lancaster. Tickets via Va; hiogton are good for ten days' -top over at the National Capital, and it Philadelphia tn additional ten days' stop-over may be er jojed by holders of t tkets to New York whether they -ead via Washington or over direct i route. lor special information retjardirg fares, time of through trains, tc, please spply to local representa tives ot the Pennsylvania Lines, or adIr.ss W. W. Richardson, District Pas senger Agent, Indianapolis, Ind. A tape worm eislst'n fet-t long at .fist f amp on tii wme after my taklr.i two 'Ay'AKElV Tui- 1 am sure has caused n.y ftti l bea'th f.-.r the p:isi three years. I am stiil ttkinj? Cascan-ts. thi oniy catbarlic wortor of OOvice by H?ns:l"l rrle " IjE'J, w. tjoiri.M, uaira. iiais. CANDY Pl'-c.'sT. la!arai,ie. 1'i.rent. Tate Gvw1 Po X'. rer S;rhen. eafcPB. cr Crie. Kt, 2aC. 50c ... CURE COWSTIPATIOH. ... rriir Bm? CklCM. . Tot. 5U K0-TC-3AC eisis U 4 I Ki: Tot ceo II&JU fig 43 i Bg fmmotxrtaV f l MI. V " "l "9 li tir; or mow usfiftn rfTBktrrbr rJ! ' "2; 55 T' f 7 A. 1CCAL CATARRH Dis'axae A CI m.ti Affectioa Nothing bet loc remedy or char g if climate will cure itGet ft well-knows specific ELY? fRtAM BALM It i qaiefc-iy absorbed 4 i'vea relief at ouce Opena maA clrasaea rfrCOLD n HEAD membrane. Eeeor be aene ol tt and emell. No cocaioe, co jerenry. no mj annua drug. Foil sue 50c. Trial 10c mt DrncfUM or hr mail

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0M Diit dtws it, noon ail nil;t. du!l thinjjs bright, a delight with Morning, Make ail Housework's It fttves to an humble home both alike require. It s woman' Illk S. S.HlUSlMi Clll.u: !, Uk Li OWEY! We have several sums of raoney to Loan on mortgage. II you want to borrow come ami set us. Wm.H.BncburySScn Poom 7 and 8 Weetcott blcck, RfCHMOieD. Iwp. RICHHONO. STEAM LAU N D R Y 919 Main St "Pione 157. FIRST AID TO THK INJURED. Linen or other washable fabrics which need attention will get it promptly if sent to the Richmond SUam IjiunJry. We use modem methods tn the wavhing and ironing of clothes, and the result is perfection. Linen, wool or other f.brics will last twice the ordinary time if cleansed here. D. W. Waiter? rop. HIND.PO kestors VITALITY rviade tt Well Man of Me. THE i GREAT rTRENCM REMEDY produces the aliove result ,uwwa,.. . ' w J ... r n j j I . i. . . . ..... r . Varicocele, t'ailmz Memory. Stoics a f. drain ana losses caused ty e; rcrs of youth. It wards off Insanity and Consumption. Young M-n regain Manhood and Old Men recover Yi uthiul Vigor. It givea vior and size to shrunken organs, and fits a man lor ousiness or mnrriape. cxsiiy carnea in tne vest pocket. Price 50 CTSatsrvjs tv mail, in plain pack- iJJ j O. Ke, wi written guarantee. DR. JEAM 0'HARBA. Pari For sale by W. 804 Main street. H. Koss drug Co. PLEAS AN TS CO. Paperers and Painters. Fine, up to dale work a specialty. All kinds of work done with neatness and dispatch. Office, room i second floor, Grand hotel. Residt-nce, io touth aevfnteerth ". LAUNDRY. Get your Laundry wotk done where satisfaction is guaranteed. STEAM LAUNDRY 829 Mavia St.. Talephoa 35 U V STINSOV.Pto Now is . . " Time To be looking tor HARNESS for Spiing. VVe have tretn. WIGGINS & CO. Phone J443- jco Main St. JOE LONG CHONG, TEE LAUKDKY WvWx Has come back to stay. I want Slmy old friends to bring tb:ir laundry. I have a new machine to iron bosoms. First .clas3 work guarantee!. Everything Delivered ia 21 EczrsLONG CHONG, 15 North Eighth St, Chunks Coal

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Washing; Powder or a palace the cleansing touch tlut best friend n, dirt's woca enemy. St Iat. SmYk. lhwtoa. ltilfckla. Kffeotiv Xov. 2Gth, 1898. TraluRuBrC travlTTlaiw. . tiiahinond Union Station. JfitUbargh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis By RICHMOND DIVISION. : Btwaa Chicago and Cincinnati. WESTWARD T&AlNS. Tfansporx Acx-om .... T 1 a, aa r-aat CUltuHro ai and Ea.-lOtSSft. m. 11 Mm. m fLoa-auauori Aoootu 7: JO p. na. 1 So p. a Ch:caco Mail and K . lino p. m. U W p. at tCln and Mackinaw Ex liiA p. m. KA8TWABD TRAINS Clnclntt Mall and Ki 4H a iu. :lt a. a. Omc.tu'u loom. udKi. W:li a. m. t.ii a. m. UHranaiort Aecom ft:M p t Faat tiontbern M and Ea Mp, m. t:&S p. n t-wackinaw a Ctn liip-...,,.; p, m INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION. Hatvaen Colombo and ladtanapoua. W EsTWaED, TRAINS iaaanra. tirin N. V. ASLL M. & E i:J6a.ra. &.J0 a. Bt. uiutrul Mu,. Klot.aa lxuu Kaat Eipreaa. Vtta a. na H oi- & Iud. Aoc and h.x..ll; 0 p. m lt p na raai Mul f bti p. m. p. aa N. Y. and at. Louit. Ei 1:1b p. m. iJiS p. aa KA8TWARO TRAIN'S. Si. U N. T. M.and Ei 7: a. m. T S0 a. aa find. AOul Aoo and t...i0.M) a. m. 11a. a aa St Louia N. Y. tfmmt aiall 44 a. m. et-nn. 8pcial (Mail) .: i p. m rit. U Y. al and Et. 7 86 p. m. 7:S B. at Hi. Lsli.t. Limited s.oi p. m. DAYTON &XENIA DIVISION. Btwtcu iUcbmoed and Oolumbaa ria Dajraoa aoa Aania. WESTWARD TRAIN J.; aaaiva. bimhI t Spring. A Rii h. Mail tK.p. 4; iOp.ua. t waialuiMUl S-.10a.a. louia rait Kipre. 10 S7 a. m. pr.DKtleJd A Rica. ax. hrb p. m. KAHTWARD TRalNS.; t Richmond A Xenia M. St K. 6 J0 p. m. Uvu a opriiiKOMd lu... l m:om a. m . t-t Louia a. N. Y Fast Malt ! K.61 a. na Fann. opacial ( atail).. 4:M p. aa m.iji.i umiiad miba p. aa Q RAD RAPIDS & INDIANA BY. Batwaan Richmond and alaoklnaw rla fort Waoeand Urand JRaplda, BOVTHV, ARI TRAxMl. aaaiva. Mack. A Rich Mail Jk Ha. a 00 a. m. rL. H A Rich. M. aud kta... :Up. a. Mackinaw a Rich. Ht 10-.H, a. m. Uatiy. f ialljr Kxoept Bandars t NORTHWARD TRAINS . raa t too a. R. at. and Ht. l:m p. sa ft:a. an tRicb a Miuiklnaw Ha , Kloh.A Mck riatl A Be. 11.- is p. aa Daily, t Daily except Sunday. Bane niuat Da attba ataaioa ,aO minaua D.tot. train ilma. o W. KLMK&, Ttckas Agaat I. A. GOKVON, BtaUoa Maausr. HR& ALAFM EOXES. Firat Ufartriot, aouth of Mala wwi of t 1 1 1st and BouthO, piano factory 1 8nd and Hootb B1 4 tb and Booth D l 6th and Sooth B. f 6th acr" rvouth H. 1 7th and Honth O. Saaond ristrlot, aoatb ol Main. ta.a.l and Jlth t 1 Mb and Main I- 8th and Booth B. - 7th and South O. a s (rt(- and BouthA. t -10hand Hooth C.' 3 7-11 lb and Main l 11 ih aad South J. Third mtrlrt. acuta ofatti aa ol 18th aad Booth P. t-iath and Sooth V. 4 lth and Mala. lth and Booth C. S A '8th and Booth J. t T-aoth and Malr. Tsarth EUtrlct, north of atala. WMt ol tori vor, 4 1 rd and Mala, Bofclnaoa'a shop 5 Srd and North O. i S 1ty buildlna. aar. Boot! A Co - No. 1 bo boaM, Morth llh 4 7 Chaajploa mil a S Uth aad Borth I fifth District, Wt Etckaso&d aad B.'ulo B 1 Wast Third and Mstlocal r"d t Wast Srd aad Rtn.ry. Wmi Srd and Blotntoad av.o a. FAsIhamooilasv R t HUUaad or 5 8 (rant and RMa-a. 7 Hunt and atapia. 8 Oraat aad Sbaridaa. Bride avaaoa, paaar asfU f lath Dlatrlot. north of D. aca m 1 . 1 Bailrcad ahntta. Hurtcua oifSi factory. Hcosoar lrl)l Works, fcf-na aarUraltanl Wotka City stluVarks Oraajaar A Boon Oo. l S 14th aad north rj Mo. acaa bona. 1 n and KorU. T 2ud sad aTorth m BPKC1AL 8IOVA1 B t Palxr.1 cajj t9T praara I'-- Katara; aa on 1 S 1 rsraoot f.T praaacr o i 1 la- Batral aaa o. MONEY! DO VOU MO IT? ALL RIGHT, COME UP. We will loan it, to you on. household goods.pianos, horses, wagons, vehicles, store fixtures, etc., without removal. On watches, diamonds, rings, bicycles, musical instruments, etc., left with us. On your personal note, if yoa are a salaried man with a responsible firm. Employers not interested. Business strictly confidential.

Richmond Loan Co. Open every eenin.

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