Richmond Palladium (Daily), 8 February 1900 — Page 2

RICHMOND DAILY PALPIUM, THURSDAY- FEBRUARYS 1900.

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A Girl's Experience.

My ,auRhfrii nerveii rem terriKf rnt ot

onicr. hiwwat mm hiki wiak ; me i r.t nia start l-d her. and wus wnkeful Mcbt.

rW-foreb rmd tanfi one prwhsct? f ;i.-ry Kinif the i-imiof in h r win w r i.E II -in,o cuuld hurt! I v im lake t for t :. ,m-i y-i. I. fh In rapidly frrowimr well and stros.r. her &::- pieiion IS Tf:t, nr. oliii !;t.-;-l- '! every

mirht. Mrs. I.ucy Mr lit f. i:ruh V !.-!. I . Celery Kiniecuresont.ii u:, ai.u ji i

Ftornai b. UviTLUii vi !f.-y lywuiu-. I

Richmond Palladium.

THURSDAY, FEBUUAIiY 8, l!M)

next Friday even in jr. "31errv Jeff," the sobriquet by which the rollicking

I star is known, is said to tie giving a full big measure of fun and frolic to

hia patrons. He carries with him

one of the largest and finest comic ojiera organizations on the road,

! which includes the original cast, scenery, costumes and bewildering

efTectrs that were so gloriously com-uientt-d on bv the New York, Boston

and Philadelphia press. The corn-

i iKiny includes some sterling light

opera singers and conu-diaos, Hiich as

I Harry Maedonoujrh, Huk-rt V like,

(race Van St uddi ford, Maud Hollins,

Lenore Soulier, Hilda Hollins and

others in minor roles. The company

prides itself on its larye chorus of U'autiful mrla and the excellence of

their voices. Indications point- to a lare and representative audience.

Prices: Iwer nor y 1.00 ana? l.oO;

i baleon y 50, 75 and $1.00; rallery -5

CX'llts.

jl'jgk wu.i;'-. iv.;iico,iT

P'l nh, d

rv-rj nvcru. ,'Ha...ly mtf-pte-i) fij

THK I ALLAL Il'M CO.

TKKM Of Hl;RSi:K!lT'..1i ;

ir by m-il. ros'Hs- iA . - ti.it

On- tn.,B - 31

' wM, 49 emf .... ,ir

II! ye not deceived. The irround

hog is not a noodle. Something

is about to drop. Keep vour eve on

the mercury and the natural gas.

While IU-p rtui' It- to the Po

lios, the Ttii- fM .Are I r-iiu-jhl In. IuiManapoli., I"et. S. Ttilevea broke

Into the room of juiie V. Z. W iley of

the npiM-Ilate court ami purloined a $45 leaver overcoat. The Judge's room is in t;ie state iiouse. Yesterday he went to the police station and re

porter! Ms hbs. While talking over the robbery two detectives entered

with two men they had picked up on

suspicion. One of them was wearing

the judge's coat. The detectives said the coat did not compare well with a

$3 suit. They thought It must have

been stolen anil brought the men in.

Frank Shannon and IMward Wilson were the names given by the arrest

ed men.

WHAT ISTKE USE,

YOU NEED NOT THROl'GU LIFE A SIFFliREU.

There are two Londons from which war news is now distributed. One is the capital of England and the

other is the capital of Laurel county,

Kentucky.

Evidently the British have come

to the conclusion that the time has arrived when there can be no dodg

ing the Ifciers. From now on it will

be a square, stand up fight letween two armies, the larger and stronger

of which will win.

oenaior jiiacKOurn delivered one

of t"he orations at the funeral of Sen

ator Gocbel in Frankfort. He is the

same gentleman who so pathetically

promised Mrs. Sanford that the death of her husband, who was killed by Goebol should bo avenged. His

manner of avenging it must look

very strange to the poor woman if in a lucid moment she can peer out

upon the scene through the grates of

her narrow room in an insane asylum to which she was driven by the cruel taking olT of a better man than the one over whose body eulogies are leing pronounced at Frankfort today.

STATU RELIEF FOR POOR. At the annual meeting of the state board of commerce yesterday the operations of.couuty and township gov. eminent under the new law were discussed. S-retary IJutler of the state loard of charities read a paper on the subject, from which we make the following extracts: "From the reports made by the trustees, it was learned that during the year 1897, the first in which fairly full returns were received, S2,2:ir persons had received help, at an expense of $;K8,312.07. Duriug the same year Massachusetts, whose Kpulation according to the census of 1S1M), was 4t;,5O0 greater that that of Indiana, aided 30,3(13 ersous at a cot of $125,107.49. Much of the relief given by overseers of the jioor is doubtless bestowed upon needy and worthy iersons; yet one who looks over the reports of the trustees cannot but feel that frequently proper investigation and right decision are not made. "It is Kssible for people to come to expect relief: to dejumd upon the trustee as one to whom they can go for help when their earnings are gone. Mr. IJutler cited a numier of instances of the abuse of public relief giving. One was that of a family who has becu dependent on the township for eleven and one-half years, having in that time received $2,005.54 from the trustee. The family consists of a tnau aged forty, his wife aud seven children, of whom there are two boys, aged respectively twenty and seventeen. They live uion a small rented farm, but nothing is done towa.d making a living. Perhaps the most uuique report received by the board was that of $2.50 for a marriage license. "This law will .be heloful to all the trustees who earnestly desire to be heled. It will assist them to ailminister to better purpose the responsible otlice they hold and at the same time no needy person need suffer. Puzzliug cases will present themselves. They have done so before. If proper study is given and there is a thorough co-operation letween the township overseer of the poor and county officials, each case will receive what it merits, no one will sutler, aud the people will be better served. If nothing more was gained from this law thau what has leen accomplished, it has been worth while. Hut the results that have been achieved before it real'y legan to be operative leal us to l!itve that greater fruitage yet awaits us.

C3OC0O0O0OOOOO-0COO000OOOQ OOOOOOOOOOOO XOOOOOO XXX3 o the mmitfp m vnElmer E. Vance's triumph or stage realism "The L.imitsi Mail.' will appear at the Phillips opera house next Mouday, February VI, and will, without doubt, prove the dramatic surprise of the season. It is s-i;d to ie

so tnorougniy realistic that auoi ences, after witnessing its highly wiought scenes, have involuntarily spruug from their seats, shouted and waved handkerchiefs for minutes. The flight of the Limited Mail, the wonderful electrical effects, the real saw mill in actual operation, and the thriiMnrr wreck, make a performance almost unrivalled. Prices 10. 20 and 30. "The Jolly Musketeer," the exceedingly melodious and successful comic opera in which Jefferson De Angelis initiallj' appeared at the llroadway theatre, New York, durng a long run hist season, will be he attraction at the Genuett theatre

HOUSE AND SENATE

Snnate Consider Financial Bill and

llouftes PilxH an Appropriation Hill. Washington. Feb. 8. A lively tilt

between Mr. Iepew (Rep., N. Y.) and Mr. Pettigrevv (S. !. was the feature

in the early proceedings of the senate yesterday. Mr. Iepew read a letter

from President Schurman of the Philippine commission flatly contradicting

statements made by Mr. Pettigrew in a speech several days ago, and then

commented caustically upon the methodof the South Iiakota senator In In

troducing the evidence of such men as

President Schurman and Admiral

Dewey through the statements of

Aguiualdo.

Mr. Pettigrew re died sharply, prac

tically rein-rating the statements

which had called forth the denials of

both President Schurman and Admiral Dewey.

jusciifision or tne financial bill was

then resumed, speeches being made by Mr. Turner (Dem., Wash.), Mr.

Bate (Dem., Tenn.) and Mr. Allen

(I'op., Neb.), all in opposition to the

pending measure. The senate ad

journed !efore Mr. Alien finished his

remark .

The house finished the diplomatic

appropriation bill yesterday, passing it substantially as it came from the committee. The diplomatic bill as

passed carries i4,.to.S.

ueaas oi Keiici is .ear at uand an

Recommended bv People You Know.

What is the use to go on . suffering

from kidney backache, nervousness

Sleeplessness and dizziness when

fifty-cent box of Morrow's Kid-ne

o:us wui cure vouf JtVobably vou

hav e not heard of Kid-ne-oids. so if

you will read this statement it will

tuiv vou lenroia. v e give you as

reference

Mr. Frank Waidele, 1005 "I'

street, Richmond, Ind., who savs:

"For several years past I have suf

fered with terrible pain in the region

of the kidneys, just over the hips

The pains extended down the abdo

men and into the loins. The pain was so intense at times that I could scarcely endure it, and I had not

strength enough to lift anything. My

urine tecame highly colored and on

standing became thick and ropey.

empiovea a doctor, but yot no

relief until I read about and got Morrow's Kid-ne-oids. They

helped me right away. I have taken

but one package, and I have no more backache or urinary distress and my

strength has returned. Ihe fact is

I believe I am cured but I intend taking a few more boxes to make sure of it. It is really a pleasure to work now, while before it was hard

work to think about it. I shall rec

ommend Morrow s Kid-ne-oids to

all."

Morrow s Kid-ne-oids are not pills,

but yellow tablets and sell at hfty

cents a box at all drug stores. Mailed on receipt of price. Manu factureJ by John Morrow & Co.. chemists, Springf3eldf Ohio.

I estnvi s

Van-

GOV. TAN'JSB ILL

Has lieon Unable to I5 at Ills OtTlco

' a Week.

ymii.f!vld. II s.. Feb. S. (iov. Tantier is e?mTteir tt- nn rt nnrrnitive mansion with a serious attack of at jmach trouble :;:id all visitors are denied. lie has been una de to be in t. oiilce a. the state house siuee l-'ri-oay.

'', A-k'"'J o lieijrn. Columbus. O.. Feb. S. -lov. Nash, for causes !!;t sJa'ed. las demanded and n reived the resignations of all the men dters of the board of penitentiary managers. The new Imartl has not yet been appointed. The old board had all been reappointed by (iv. Uus'ir.i-'l.

Wil' I ii.e I) we' IMiie. Washington. I'eb. S. Owing to the fact that Admiral Dewey, who is now in i.ew York, will not vuUira to this city until after the funeral of MaJ. tlen. l.nwton tomorrow afternoon. Hear Admiral A. S. Parker, commandant of the Norfolk navy yard, will take his place as a honorary pallbearer on that occasion, as the representative of the Pnlted States navy.

ItecoivOil a l'olsonetl Handkerchief. t;alliiHIis. O., Feb. 8. Miss Anna Wells yesterday received through the mall a letter in which was a handkerchief lilied with a poisonous powder. She iuhaled the jxtwder and became violently sick, as did several others. Miss Wells is said to have considerable property. The case is tw-iu investigated aud It is said arrests may follow.

Cupt. ArihTir MeKinley. Denver. Feb. S. Cnpt. Arthur MeKinley. a first cousin -f President Meivluley. wns married at the Catholic

eatl.ed. il in -QuiiiU'V of M.; tv. Ir-.i. Fu

to Miss Heirina it. Davis coiin'.a'lan otticiuteM.

Mr. M. catlleu.

An V M'iley trial h J.-reii-s l.i-- :'

Ie.iUiii.r

i rn;'rtir ut

Vancouver, i. C. rjeb. S. A hurricane has raiietl hee, -ausinir property damage ail over the city. The wind, which liceai'ie almost a cvclone. at

tained a velocpy of miles an hour. Alun.j; the water front the waves broke over the wtarves and 'bridges, sweeping lH;at honse:i. wrecking boats and dasliimr two steam launches against a pier, seatfe-insr the craft into total wrecks. Three stone laden scows went adrift aud were wrecked and two steamers broke their moorinps and were brought to their docks with fireut difficulty. Telephone wires in the suburbs are down and the long distance system Is completely paralyzed. Trees were torn tip by the roots, flagstaff and chimneys fell and a cottage on the Westminster road was crushed like an eggshell by a gigantic tree which was blown down aad fell on the roof. There were three occupants in the house at the time, but all escaped injury. The damage to residences, faetorlos, wharves and shipping will aggregate many thousands of dollars.

LABOUCHERE

Handled at a l'ublic Meeting. Northhampton, Kngland, Feb. 8. The announcement that Henry IjiiMiuchere. editor of Truth and liberal member of parliament for Northampton, would address a oace meeting in the Northampton town hall last evening drew a noisy crowd of opponents, who swarmed about the platform and smashed the chairs. Mr. babouchere's a nival was the signal for r -iiewed attacks. The promoters of the meeting were forced off the platform and chairs were hurled iuto rtie IhhI.v of the house amid cries of "Cod S.ive the Queen." Mr. I.alHuchere was struck In the head, but was not seriously injured, lie managed to make his exit, escorted by the police. A uunibor of persons were hurt, although not seriously." t'ltiinately the opponents of the peace meeting trained : the platform and declared Ciut Northampton bad joined Now Y;-k ity in repudiating the eil i -s of r .e cover'ninent. liiFLU ZA EPIDEMIC S'Xfy "Lhom ' V cr ni-a of the I s ea-e lt !nnicti I'.erHu. Vst V--The influenza, which iuis spn ad tl-i-'U'liotit 'Germany, now nuiniie-s C.a.i;iii vietims in Munich. In Herlin yes'ei'tlay every bed in everi ht-splial was eo-r.p'.cd and the hospi a! physicia .s. !ut::! -e-'s t.f whom hav bwn strie!ce:i v.i.Ii the malady, an scan-ely able t care for the patients

v.e-t.

1 1 I i-

-'. s . Samuel vas pl.-ieed oil i!.e in ;rU-r of .in of ;;. StdT: e e-s- was ir of venue. !i ! IlKUs'd.

lnet a I t oluuil'iis. t. local t-prlcu ;ll

terrt.iy af rt mo.: The bill provi.!

tions in warils and cities and was championed by the amisaloou league. The friends of the bill say it is certain to pass the senate.

1 l- C- o n Vletor'a. It. '.. Feb. Knt n-s i f ":.! :i. fr-n-p-!: M iK--. ;i !1 r ':. ' ea '- .-. . : .

!! Option Rill. Feb. S. The Clark pa. ed .the house yes

:Ui'J' a vote of ."! to 4. " or local option e!ec-

S. Steamship in the Orient. . of ihe plair'i" 'i inmer.ius I'.ie. s ef i:

WYLIE L

Of the. Indiana S

sity Destroyed

EMBEZZLEMENT

William II. Stiles. 1 Seventy

Years. Arretetl For Ippropri-

tin S IO.OK-J J Wiley

Lues a Valuable rrcoat

br Ttielt-K. of So-

lrMue Tribt-

Bloom ington. Ind.. I- 8. WyUe

Hall of the Indiana -ersity was

entirelv destroved vsliy by Ore,

- - . - i

which originated infe organic

chemistry laljratory. I loss is es-

Umated at o.000, wiilout $30,000

covered bv iusurau l The direct

cause was spontaneoitombustion

No oue was injured. tlJudents hav

ing left the building.

Wylie Hall was bui

was one of the first pJinent build

ings on the new eauii

located the physics an partments. the equipi:

were valued at $2),

which were complett

The fire spread over t up through the third.

The roof caved in,

mass. Including the

through to the second.

in an pronaniiiry, sp-Jg

will cripple the univeifc"

been much cramped fofcom.

CCTTIXG

In tx 8aloon

at Clarion.

Murtler

Marion. Ind., Feb. S.

35 years old. who was

a knife by Bob Woods

xom 1'iiiers saiooti. m

Univer-

Fire.

HARGED

h 1SS4. and

with U t! r-.'''-'- t't -.- na jfX.Z Ss Sm 1 "-"'-'' ' J ir(r- ujjui. use 1t. lirf-nvt S.t .t at W'V I? i.J.""-"J X .1

th en r:u-T ; rv ittwX i W, y? TkjJZ 'tiff!

M l J

Mr. Wi.irron IItt FM'nlvttowTt,

ran dews tAi 1 svu rut ueip i.T tins. My i-'t jh hrxl wu n ail rR" t.iUr.ii '-a ;f on tine a.irk &t eTtiia.K A fri"i iwotiVT:err-.'--d lr. (.rvt?-1

rrunk Woo.1 a nerve n-uHi.

Cures Weak and Shakv Nerves.

llnffAA " It to-j wunt ta eU. -trr.e.Tleria I Ik ir.'""'lTT "'I''

Weak Men Strong, Cores Nervous Prostration,

irvn w lata it. n4 m Mm tlir-e sep essness, sfe n?s

Cwllltf?n iw r:.-nn is wf wts St.. Vnrlt 7

free, vr..nHyoriyi.Utr. AU letter ' Vt eouiiaeiitlai. II '

I tv

tie tuat they da not re:mre tfie erv kv of tur set at aa tMucatins force." Saturday K vent as rost.

FRa.N:;N.SS PAYS.

ca. 1 ft petieat-v i t::.-.u - t ali.i. I ' i

"A dose hi time Raves lives. Dr. f

Wood's Norway line Syrup; nature a

rcmexlv for tuhs colds, pulmonary j

ilistac of every M.rt,

In it were

emistry de-

i of which and all of destroyed.

tecond floor. !

the whole

d floor, fell

lie walls are.

The loss

as it has

Id.. Kudu In

luman Crall,

fily cut with

a brawl In

lis city last

1. 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 .

Monday, died yesierdavfWood. who had been released on Ivi for assault

and batter-, was rearnk'd and com

mitted on charge of nitler. Charles

Orr. badly ininred lv foods at the

same time, is recovering Woods Is a glass worker, and a br(ier-ln-law of Sheriff Bradford. Craf was an ex-

con v let. !

m;ii)!:i: iu ukus

Make a Second and Ssoeessful At

tempt In Carroll founty.

Flora. Ind., I'eb. N. TV bridge over

Deer creek at Henpeel has been

burned by unknown pfsous, a hrst

attempt having Ieii mile last Mon

day nitfht. Tids bridi,'! was on the

Michigan road, over tfdeh the La-

gansport and lndl'in:olis Traction company had seeured a rij?ht-of-way

for an electric line. J

ITEMS OF INTEREST. An analysis of the marriage records

in Oklahoma o.seiuses iuci iur u.ii . . - , I . ..i - 1

age age of uruies mere is jrai.-v the remarrying widows could be counted out. the average would fall below 19

years.

Russian military authorities bavins

lately appointed three women uociois as juut.M- u.ediea! oilieers iu the Rus

sian army, the czar's array becomes the old;, one in Europe that can boast of feminine in. die:1) e'iic ers.

A woman of Bath. Me., lias just writ .... in .

ten to t..-e Mayor w i.i le.aiig. in.. that in pvt.; she rode through his town

mi a bieyi ie.,1 nighf wiihie.it a light and

wouM 1 lie l leu uer u mhuu": fine wiiieh -he i-a:i pay ai:d thus re

lieve her str'.i-k.'ii eo::s i;'!iee.

The Ani: ian cinp-.'ror's crown was

iwiMiih- iie..i;e'ta:!i-i in order to eor-

t e'al'd." she s.-ml Mthits, ntieui.-in went hurl you ai;.l keep slid a luouieu;. : ali over In-fore you kno'-v

"Why. ly. "the Just SiU and it w

it." -Yes. 1 know, umrnuia." wliimiered the youth, with the tears ruunint down his eheelis. "but that's what you told r.ie at the dt mist's." St. I.ou: Post -Dispatch.

rect l'nperieet

coins and o:' crown is re;-:!!

works of V.'W material alone

pres-'uratious (f l;il tloeutueiits. (1 as one of the lean goldsmiths, i worth $.-.oo.iiH..

it on The finest The

UTILES

Of South Hem! Charged With Km-

b'zzlin; iMO.OOO From an Kstate.

South Bend. Ind., Feb. 8. William

H. Stiles, o i-ejirs old, was arrested

here yesterday charged with emlez-

zliux S:4aHNi frm the estate of the

late Samuel Ilalstead of New York.

A 'n Infill Mrniory. A lady who lives on Morgan street

took her year-old son to a photog

rapher's to have Ids picture taken. She was sinslmii to secure a good like

ness at tilts part !eu'.-! r sitting because

Kile wished ! ilisiriiuiie uie pieiuii-

nniK !-- sij'!!.- friends who were then

her gues's .

Tin- hi! I's idea of the affair, how

ever, d 1 nut a ;;i:t: -im ly u:ini:mMiv

with that of his tout her. for when

the taan wm-i the -uiuern bi-gan to ad

just !e leu ; an ! direct it toward Utth

Kd ward thai voting person set up what

as im'p.fMionaMy a howl.

In vain i l the mother call iuto usi

her ii T i : i. - T forensic abilities., i-iwai'il

Cil n. -1 v" ins iectiii-e taken.

.4 Model of Joy. The artist placed the easel in frout ot his model and wotked away rapidly ot: his allegorical 'picture of "Joy." "Uncle Fphrauii," he said, "if this picture is a success 1 shall give you. lie-

sides the half dollar I promised, tin finest and plumpest young pullet iu thi market." A L-i-in oversoread the shiny face ot

Uncle Fphtaim. but the artist was disappointed. The result was not quite what he had expected. An inspiration came to his aid. "Down on South Water street this morning." he went on. "I saw he fattest possum that was ever brought to this town. 1 am goiug to get it for you." "Golly 1" And the picture was a magtilncont success. Chicago Tribune.

o-.rire It

.". Tliav Owe. i! . - ! pay t t- t di:5dent in : .. , jJpatih-Ani ricnu rustni s." ..1 a gt uUi Euiu who Uns son-.e

! r.-. u utter u:.v ' " Brat x,n t -.t. sentry. I lad liip" i.u..i.in: HJ.tthunry f! ii New i. ie of tHv Cat-ibfowitt iMtt. - . ,-ttt umih j a:ue. tUv CtC

itnuidic i ii-umhI t. k i it tbronfia, rawing s. ..ne pr ; tefo4is i;tiit ! ie about tur iS ati.-i:. "He t;t- pet v.iiullj a very el.-scant fallow, v.-t. sptendi.ll.T etiucat.Hl. a r.irav t.aSiO An .-I'l-aHs ie, aud wisli the rut gi i t .t. o"ii-i.cti mauiier io the world. 'In -V-! "f my irrftati-u I cimlda't tu'li) t-.-;!ii; nmrv or less fasvtuatej by

i,,. ... i h. I if ifTorim: a bribe to

null a hoe ie-Uiieltsaa u ver entered U1J tliilS.1. 'Thins- loiti- tsr nearly two week.

litid i.t d.ty. after a Ions aud fniiilewt

it!lervh. i feft llio i-nuiBiaiiJaiit s otttce. foi-ettius iuj cardcase. which 1 bad taken out fvir soate purpose or other and laid ou the tabie. I varri.nl trout $- to $5 in Mhaii bdis iu a i-cket of the case, but that fact was certainly remote from my thoughts vibcu I retraced my step to recover it. T found the couuuaadant fairly bubbling over uiiU giKid uature and was

greatly astoiiUhil when he tola me turn on second ihouslit ho Uiieved a way

could be devised by wtiKh my Ko.w , would be iniuiediateiy released. As he bowed tne out h stnil.-d sigaiacantly. " 'l uiust eomplitueul you uiou your i delicacy, setter.' tie said, "but you may be perfectly frank with me hereafter. "1 hadn't the least idea what he wa driving at td coiitiiiui'd iu a dasred conditiou uusil I had occusiou to go iuto tny cardenso for smne tuouey aud found it empty. My highly polish.nl friend had evidently construed the episode as a tactful method of greasing his palm. It waa luckv for me that he did, for had I undertaken the job in cold blood 1 would certainly have given him three times at much After that I followed his advice and was -perfectly frank.' It saved lota

of time." New Orleans 1 mtes-Democrat. Mtraelea. Ihd.by Mamma, do miracles ever happen uow'f Mamma Sometimes. Your father cam home from the lodge last night, and 1 didn't smell any cloves. Syracuse Herald. .Not a Woman In It. "A western congressman i writing a novel without a woman in it." "That must be about as wildly exciting as the register of a Mills hotel." Cleveland Plain Dealer.

OASTO

i-I owe my wh- le life to llurtlnek j Iknl liitters. St rofuhms Mtres cxw-

er.nl mv Uvlv. 1 wvmou Uyonu f

cure. 1. H- H- has ma.le me u p-r- f fct t woimtn." Mrs. Charles Hut toil,

Berviile, Mich.

3 A S T O XX X A. .

of -tJV lit

"Seeinir is Ivlievitio-." You can sen? what IKhkI's Siirsjipurilla lias done for others, aud must telieve U will do the same for .vou. 9

Hives are a terrible torment t the little folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan"s Ointment never fails. Instant relief, iermancnt cure. At any druj? store, 5H coots.

Be&r Ui 8igtstcr of

"3C O IlIA..

Iha Rad V a Han k mn Boajta

Latly Chorchlll Itrlt.!e Retort. Lady Churchill has inherited the wit of her father, as she demonstrated up

on one occasion to an eminent Jtritish politician, lie was somewhat annoyed at the campaign she hail made aud said: "I really don't understand, Igiuy Churchill, why or how it is that AmerIcaa ladies refuse to enter political life In their own country, but overwhelm us here in I'ngland." "That is because you have never traveled in the United Stales The r. There rive o .,,! I ' . ;.il !l:!Tri

I n-lr lOph'a Philosophy.

"I have done observed that the man

who is nllns savin that the world owe

him a livln is n mighty poor hill col lector. Philadelphia Piess. In n Vet. Mary Sure, and he went off In a pet! Cn-c line Who did?

M-,. v- The mouse. Our terrier ate

him. --Harlem Life.

Cholee o Ktlli. "Mrs. Kr;vrir cut Krmser'a hair."

-fltaeidiii' ! No wonder the man likea

vir better than peace." IndianapoUf

Plumbing

Heating

Lighting

Gas Fixtures

Steel Ranges

Repairing, Etc.

H. H. MEERHOFF,

PHONE 46.

Get Your Laundry Work Dona Wtar

6atUIctlon Is uiarantel.

L. V. 8TIMSON, PROi.

8 9 Main Street. Telephone SM.

J. II. STIffSON, TtH ot.O K.F1.IAW-B ; u u tP tjaltje. Ttaiwe wtie b aorvof r f-et. rnrm i-r bfiii!ou, lll Pud iiiwnrO n ,t- j 't.rKT-.i'ii V'utT oi Uoe. . t -.- U kid promrrtly dont.1 woo J M HT'vKK".

K. of I. SupreineyTribunal.

inula na polls. Fell. S.-V 1 tie supreme

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the liemson House iu Jthis city. the following gentlemen compose the tribunal: John II. Alexander of Virginia, E. A. Ilraham of Alabama. Frank Clark of Wyoming, Howard Douglass of Ohio and Widiam (Sale of I'.oston. Their business Is to pass on disputes

n the order and they will be in ses

sion several days.

(.'.could 1 fiom -s 'i. Torre Haute. Ind.. Feb! S. Dr. Hub

erts in speak. n ; of Col. K. u . 1 iioinp-

sou's ctuvUii-.n. said: "He has n .... ... .

stored vilr.niy, is aciiuinn.g none, iui

ci.nsfanily growing weaker, it is

onlv a ovu-stloii of how loug the re

markable old man can hold out

against the natural jirocess of exhaus

tion. He may live a day or two, ami he may die at any hour."

Stranjrer Shot Through the Arm. Leavenworth, Ind., Feb. 8. Edtson

Scott of Doolittle's Mills, was shot in

lie arm of William Frazee, for mati

ng the remark that "all Democrats

were giail wnen .nranam l.moom was klll.nl, and why shouldn't Kentucky Kopublioans lie proud of the man who shot tioeliel?" Scott is a at ranger in the vicinity of Doolittle's

Mills.

Shot While tin-; Arrest. Pendleton. Ind., Feb. O. M. Cook, Ity marshal, shot and killed Joseph

Richardson of Fortville last night.

Richardson has served time for rob-

ery and other crimes. Richardson

was resisting arrest when shot.

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JEFFERSOX PE AXGELI3 IN" TnE JOLLT .MUSKETEER,,

Vacciitattoii. StinesvlMe. Ind.. Feb. S. Vaccina

tion, instead of smallpox, has decimated the schools in this vicirity. Some of the teachers have been unable to attend on aceonut of the severity of trie inoculation.

"To Do HI Costs More Than To Do Welt." This might properly read, 94 It costs more to BE ill than to BE well.' The source of alt health is rich, strong blood. It is to the body what the mighty streams are to the earth. If the blood is pure, the body thrives; if the blood is 'weak or impoverished, then every pulse-beat carries weakness instead of strength. The only perfect blood purifxr jltiJ tngor-rmker in existence is the oxrld-fa.-r.ed Hood's 5rsapAn2Zi- 2 brir.gs good, perfect heslth. Catarrh and Deafness "am 63 yews old and suffered from cutarrh for rmrty years, becoming quite deaf. Ii took nine bottles of Hood's Sarsaparda. to effectually cure me. I can hear quite VJeH now." John K. Hotik. Hamilton. tIontana. Rheumatism " wm out natith rheumatism, bet toch Hood's Sarsaparula md I rvroj Kxve a good appetite and am as nXvZ as any axsma.n." Sirs. H. H. Cray. Emporia. Kan.

Hood. P1U rare rrvcr ; rH, -vn trrrp'Jn ir

Used in Millions of Homes!

Accept no substitute 1 Insist on LION COFFEE, in 1 lb. pkgs.

These articles mailed FREE in

exchange for lion heads cut from front of i lb. LIOX COFFEE pkgs. Silk Umbrella (either Lady's or Gents).

Sent by express charges prepaid i, for 170 Ion heads and a 2-cent stamp.

A very fine oj-abrelia, made of union silk-taffeta; 26-inch frame with seven ribs: steel rod and silver Congo handle. Would cost giOO at the store.

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gKl Best Coffee forthe Money ! loTl'rfv!J fi5F Try UON COFFEE and you will ( never use H vK-PjA VI SPlL- any other. It Is absolutely1 pure " ifTVjJILy'fll Coffee and nothinz but Coffee.'

.Genuine Raby Setting 7, IGoId Rlna.T

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I For 23 Hon I beads and fa2-cent'

lamp.

These r!njr are genuine rolled -Kold

ni'iwar&nc ana qualities of solid

ine insters to last two years wi

jmiKrrij. um Tery popular.

plate, havlDK the exact

. KolU, and Kuarantee! by

ordiuary usage.

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To Determine tae Size.

STRENGTH, PURITY AND FLAVOR

Dress-Pin Set

nailed free for 15 lion beads and a 2cent stamp. Three pizis in the set (larger than shown), coinposed of fine rolledgold, with handsome ru by-col o red s?ttincs. Suitable for irait-pins, cua-pfus, iject-pins or as a child's set.

ash-BeIt and Buckle.

; Mention -your '';' LN" waist-meaisnre - '31 lS,Nv-W faeBilE"

Malted free for f 5 lion beads cat from Lion Coffee wrapper and a 2-ceat stamp. Latest style of imported black Swiss s-rus-grain ribbon beltii,e; etybs-h ircuauon oxidized silver buckle ; neat, strong and fashionable.

Silver Napkin-Ring;.

For 1 5 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Neat and 9Uf:aiiti3i. Made of durable metal, heavily UveT plated. Two diSerent patterns.

Coin-Purse. For 1 5 lion heads and e 2-cent stamp. Color, dark brown. Made of fine kid leather: cham

ois Imine: nickeled frame, wuii gsroiig - n i. jv-fatenine.

Ladies Pen-Knife. For 15 Hon beads art front Uoo Coffee wrappers and a 2c stamp. Larve eie: (rood mawna ; handles nicely deccratcd and bseoned coSora.

Knickerbocker" Watch. -

Given for 175 Hon heads and a 2-cent stamp. Neat appearing and an excellent time- keeper. Kolid nickel-silver case, with ornamental bark. Nickel movements, escapement fully jeweled. The famous -Knickerbocker" watch.

Ladies Watch Chain. A double strend of best silk cord, united at intervals with colored beads : neat and substantial. For 15 lion heads and 2-cent stamp.

Gent's Watch. nailed free for 90 Hon heads and a 2-cent stamp. The celebrated ' Initer6oil " wntch ; stemwound and stemset : durable nickelplated case ; each, watch accompanied by ruara.Dtee cf the maker. At liabie time-keeper-

Ladies' Pocket-Book.

Larze size and latest shape. Elack seai-jr-aiu lesuher, with five separate divisjons,inc!udir:K a tuck-prxket with fiap to hokl yisiimg cards sevnre. Given for 25 lion heads from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c stamp.

Table Cover.

1 Jrl"? ' i 3 dark-J-J.i t -J -JjS material

Incladiri fnfy fniared border. Mailed free for 25 lion beads aad a 2c stamp.

Cut a strip of thick paper o that the Midi will exactly meet when drawn Ugluly anmnd secr.nd Joint of the nner. Lay one end on this diagram at the o, and order the number tin other end indicates.

Pair of Lace Handkerchiefs.

Twoextrafine cambric handkerchiefs, wita beautiful i m -t'jrted lace medallion insertion in the corners. Half -inch hem, machine h e m s t i tched ; stylish and durable. A pair of these handker

chiefs given for IS Hon bead cot from Lion Coffee wrappers and 2c aUunp.

Children's Picture Book.

Given for IO Hon heads and a 2-cent tamp. Sixteen Jarre pares of Mother Goooe M eiodiea illustrated and with nicely lithographed cover. We have different books, to yea can get an assortment.

Century Cook-Book.

858 pajres of va!uble exokine re ceii-ts, a. trwstie on the laVr of the kitciieti. ditiinrroom,laaniry. si kmom. and remedie for trie more common di&eases. Given for 1 5 lion beads aad a 2-cent tamp.

Boys' Pocket-Knife.

The-Easy-Opeoer " : trotj, sharp btsde ; rei-ood handle.

For 1 2 lion beads aad a 2c stamp.

Art Picture, Easter

Greeting"

Given for Hon heeds cut from LJon Coff e e wrapper and a 2-ceat tamp. A highly artinuc picture, that will g-race tlie &net drawin if -room. The rarkrround of royal 'lark-blue furnishes a n appropriate contrast to the little s-irl and her white Easter lilies, feize, 11x24 inches. For 10 ikn heads and 2 opdis we

wui send it Uaned ready for hanging.

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Flower Picture.

For S lion heads and a 2c itam.

Amencaa E-auty Ism aod laiies-of-tiie-Vaiiey. tAutt. 1124 iiitue. iiriicbt and artistic cokjririK.

"The Dancing LeAson."

The rrn irrajw and trees, the little browa ktaea aad tt trir! , snow-white dress fona pieasinr exxal 4 nation of coiTLJlZmZS in,h!V Hailed tTtZ Hon beads aad a 2-ceat stamp.

THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE UON COFFEE PREMIUMS. Another list will shortly appear ill this paper f Doa't miss it f The grandest Hit of premiums ever ottered I

Voa afways know LION COFFEE by the wrapper, ft is a sealed pack age, with the boa's bead la front. It ts absolutely pore if the package is aBbrokea. UON COFFEE is roasted the day it leaves the factory.

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Z!ZLZ2? bw tnmn,ini down the manrta. Ask yeas- rrsw UbJ illustrated rrenuaas tu AjLteca u L-rt-- ' xw-r sor avpi ,

WOOLSOM SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio.