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if V RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25 1900.

Beautiful Complexions Ciim from rui. nntnintJ blood Nocnmplexlon cnn be ruu'l.ly, niottU-4 or mtilow if th4 bloofl la pr; ne complexion cn bM-ler of bletnhttiea if the lilrKxi im irnt pure. More than this: diee rannot lst In a txxlf uIlld with urw tlool. This t tbeweret .f the mioouaa of Celery Kiutf. It luakm pure bio Ml. IIT Kln cnr ronstirmtion. and Nerve, Stomach, Uer aud Kidney clutctux.-. 3 Richmond Palladium. WEDXKSDAY, APRIL 25. i:00. Fihiisbed ht; rrraing' (Bumlny excpid) by rTHE PALLALIl M.CO. TERMS OK hUKSCKIPTlON ; Oia pr by moil, poa p.id - fS.Mj One moo " - - 3f 0e tak, tj earner .... .( Republican City Ticket. Ceunollman, First Ward, Hermen Zerleker. Ceunollan, Second iWard, Henry iW Oeuker. Counoilmin, Third Ward, David P Ik helan. Counoilmen, Fourth Ward, Frank Neff.. Oouioilmao, Filth! Ward, Henry :1. Kehlenbrlnk. Couaallniaa, Sixth .Ward. Arthur A Curme, Br. Couaeilman, Seventh ward, Ed. Muhl. It begins to kxk as if Mrs. Dewey were considering the projiosition of llyin the admiral at the tail of the Bryan kite. The Ilepublican candidates for trovernor are all handsome men. Thi is iniortaut, as the fovcrnoiship is largely a figure-head position in tiim of jieace. A youn man and his sixteen year old wife drowned themselves in the canal at Dayton Monday. They got tired of life very soon, and they must have been awfully tired or they would have hunted for clearer water to drown in. The Democratic and mugwump press will never recover from the Ifanna-phobia which they contracted in the campaign of is;n. They can not forgive Mr. Hanna for having wiped the earth with them at that time. The action of the South Side Improvement company last night with regard to the railroad matter showed conclusively that our substantial German element is solidly in favor of the C. R. & M. subsidy There is no uncertain sound about the resolutions adopted at the meeting last . nitfht. Dr. K. Benjamin Andrews having accepted the presidency of the University of Nebraska, Chicago is agaiu in the market for a public school superintendent. Dr. Andrews is a brilliant and scholarly man, but he was not a success as superintendent of public schools. The position requires a modicum of common sense mixed in with scholarship By a vote of 'XI to o2 the senate refused yesterday to admit M. S. Quay to a seat in that IkhIv. The rejection "was ou constitutional ground. The Pennsylvania legisla ture haviug failed to elect a senator the governor made the apjRiintmeiit. Roth law and precedent were agaiust Mr. Quay but his personal popularity in the senate came very near pulling him through. Business College Items. Wayne Wallace- of Knightstown was called home Saturday to attend the funeral of his cousin, Dr. (I ratio. Iverett Hazeltine, white visiting in New Paris, was taken ill so sud deuly as to le unable to return to his home. Mr. Hazeltine is suffering from a severe attavk of lung fever. but at last reports it is thought he i recovering. On Monday Walter Punler went to ludiauapolis, where he has secured a position in the office of the Newark Machine orks. Miss Leota Fahien has accepted a position m the office of the Hoosier Drill Co. O. I. Loofbourrow of the commercial department, delivered the address at the annual meeting of the high school alumni of New Madison. Ohio. Monday evening, and quite a number of the students of the college atteudod. Miss Alice Wells, principal of the shorthand department, will attend the graduating exorcises of the Woman's Medical college of Cincinnati Thursday. AX OUTING AT THE OCEAN'Seashore Excursion vi.i Pennsylvania Lines Will Be Run August oth. The anntial low rate exeusion to the seashore will be run via Pennsylvania Lines Thursday. August 9th. On that date rode cod faro tickets will be sold to Atlantic City.Cape May, Anglesea. Avalon.Hoilv Reach. Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Wildwood. New Jersey. Rehoboth. Pel., and Ocean City, Md. The round trip from Richmond will be J 14 to either of the ten resorts mentioned, which constitute the most popular summer havens along the Atlantic coast. No more enjoyable vacation outing can be planned than a visit to the seashore in midsummer. Arrangements may be made for participating in the pleasures offered bv this ex I cursion by communicating with C. W. Elmer, ticket agent, EiciunonU. "

ITALIANS

As Seen in Their Own Country Comparisons and Suggestions Letter Number 44 Corrpondence Richmond Palladium: IIeidelbero, Germany, April 9, itMJO. The Italian as seen on a visit to his native home is quit? different from the one seen as a foreigner in America. We see no more of the t vTe seen there while passing through Italy than in America. In every instance where we have had personal contact with them we have had the most courteous and polite treatment. The cab drivers themselves seem to be perfect gentlemen, as do all the hotel employes, and not in any case have we seen a suspicious action. I am the more anxious to say this because only a few hours ago I heard an American blowing in braggart style that he wouldn't allow an Italian to pass through his yard. This fellow will go to America and blow off words too rapidly for a stenographer to take (he is called Vesuvius by some in description of his style) against the Italian, and will get many who haven't had a chance to see for themselves to believe that not a nice, honest Italian can be found. I protest against it, and say there are as good people in Italy as anywhere, and I am inclined strongly to believe their proportion to the whole population is as great as anywhere. I do not deny that in certain 'tortious of southern Italy even Italians themselves advised us sgaiust bicycle riding through the country because of the certainty of attack by bandits and rob bers. 1 5ut I remember that there are some places even in America where life and property are not secure. remember, also, that on this very journey we have had occasion more than once to be ashamed of the con duct or Americans and 1 should protest against any one here claiming that America is as represented by their misconduct. ( )f course things seem strange to us, but why shouldn't they? Their customs vary from ours but when viewed from the standpoint of motive or intention, they lear the light. I mention one example worthy of imitation by Americans. hen we land at a station in either Italy, Switzerland or Germany, for we have now visited all these, we are met by hotel porters as in America. From either incorrect information, or my own preconceived ideas, I had exiHX'ted the greatest confusion. To the contrary, the hotel jwrters stand in a row outside the station, each wearing on his cap in plain letters, the name of the hotel he represents. We pass along before them, they remaiu quiet, not even speaking the names of their hotels unless in a very modest way to assist one in reading the name on the cap. We select the one for which we are looking and in the most quiet, orderly way he assists us with our hand baggage and conveys us by the bus to the ho tel. We have found it best always to have a hotel selected before arrival. I know of more than one tilace in America where passengers are greet ed on arrival by such a competitive howling of hotel porters as to distract and confuse. And to a foreign er, how confusing must it be to hear this loud clamor, not one word of which can he understand. The way some Americans come to visit forvuro huds reminds me of a very interesting incident I once witnessed in connection with the w st known humorist, Bill Nye. Mr. Nye had leeu engaged, together with J. hitcomb Rilev to entertain the citi zens of a certain Hoosier town. One of the audience had imbibed frely of the intoxicating bowl, and by the time Mr. Nve began to sjieak, had his imagination wrought up to exjHVtancy of the most side-splitting humor. " When the first mirth and laughter had leen provoked, this interested listener broke forth into explosive and long-continued peals of laughter that, for the moment, caused him to vie with Nye as the center of attraction He subsided at length aud Nye proceeded till the next period of mirth sot the volcano loose as before. It now Itocame interesting to observe how Nve would extricate himself from this dilemma. Half a dozen times of repetition made it begin to grow tiresome. .Nve waited patient ly each time for the convulsions of laughter from the man to cease, but appeared not to notice it. His face was serious and grave. At last, after another reietition, he drew himself up to full length, a smile stretched across his face from ear to ear. and with his characteristic deliberation he said: ''I want vou to understand that I have made no arrangement with that fellow!" Roars of laughter followed, and the drunken fellow was hustled from the hall bv the officers. Many come, expecting to see cer tain things. How they came to ex pect them is difficult to explain. 1 hey have probably heard something or read something.to which imagina tion has added no one knows how much, and they come, and they see what they expected to see, in spite of the evidence to the contrary that pours in through eves and ears. "None are so blind " as they that won't see. " It is well to be informed in advance, but it is indispensable to a reception of truth that one be sufficiently unbiased and unpreju diced to receive the testi monv of his senses as to the truth. It applies as forcibly to vis iting foreign countries as elsewhere. Ellwooo O. Ellis. CHESTER. The Christian Endeavor social at lisoti Kendall s turdav evening was of more than usual interest and was thoroughly enjoyed by those in attendance. Singing by Nellie Dennis and Orla Stanley, recitations bv Mr. Painter. Mr. Dennis and Miss Crampton and Nellie Morrow. Christian tndeavor meets every Sunday evening at Friends' church. All are invited to meet with us. Graud father Kerlin's condition re mains about the same. Evart Jov, of Trov, O., visited here over Sunday. Hannah Addieman is at home, after spending the winter with her chil dren. Farmers are verv busy sowing oats and plowing for corn. Rom. to Stephen Parrish and wife, a girl. Miss Hadlev and Mr. Painter of Earlham were guests at Edward King's Saturday night. Bertha White and Pearl Porterfield, Asa Stanley and Orla Stanley

of New Paris were here Saturday evening to attend the Christian Endeavor social. Wednesday evening a goodly number of Cheney Williamson's friends paid him a surprise visit, reminding him that he had another birthday anniversary. Music by Hart's orchestra. Refreshments were served. A number of our young folks spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Huot and report a good time. A Sabbath-school convention will lie held at Friends church, Chester, Sunday, May b Everybody invited to attend. Mrs. Rupe has not been so well this week, and still suffers severely. Elmer Hall and family and Thornt Hall and wife visited here Sunday. Mattie Alexander visited her old friends. Mrs. Pleasants, Mrs. Wasson and Mrs. Edson, at Richmond, Saturday. CENTERVILLE. Eliza Rryan, a resident of this many years ago. died at Indianapolis Sunday. The remains were brought here Tuesday for burial. Aged 81 years. Very much to the satisfaction of the citizens of Centerville and center township our school board will retain all of our school teachers for another year. Mrs Nixon returned home to Fountain City Saturday. The village trustees granted the right of way through the corporation Tuesday evening to the new electric railway. Calvin Brown of Richmond has opened a cigar manufactory in the

McConaha block. Mrs. Gertrude Worl sent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers. Bruce Dunbar is beautifying his residence by putting down cement walks. George Dougan, the purchaser of the Esteb farm, later owned bv James Grimes, one mile east of town, is making some grand improvements in the residence part; also buildin a fine large barn. The elder people here who have known the place for hfty years will hardly recognize it when completed. Walter Dunbar left this (Wednesday) morning for Indianapolis to take a position as stenographer in the Norwalk Manufacturing Co. She soon followed. Martha Peelle, the widow of the late John Peelle, who died April H, died at her home Tuesday. Xlie ISest Remedy for Rheumatism. QUICK RELIEF FROM PAIN. All who use Chamborlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism are delighted with the quick relief from pain which it affords. When speaking of this Mr. D. N. Sinks of Troy, O., says: "Some time ago I had a severe attack of rheumatism in my arm and shoulder. 1 tried numerous rsmedies but got no relief until I was recommended by Mrs. Geo. F. Parsons & Co., druggists of this place, to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Fhev recommended it so nighly tnat I bought a bottle. I was soon relieved of all pain. I have since recommend ed this liniment to many of mv friends, who agree with me that it is the best remedy for muscular rheumatism in the market." For sale by tV. G. Luken & Co. and Curme & Co., druggists. WILLIAMSBURG. The deputy sheriff gave our town a call and put up notices for the proposed railroad election on the 10th of May. We desire to keep this notice before the people and let them pon der on the vast importance this road will be for our town and community. If we miss this all important opjortunity we will perhaps be left out for all time to come. Mrs. Van Roberts is improving and it is thought she will be up again in a short time. Asa Yelvington from El wood is in our town for a few davs. Our town is feeling the effect of the new railroad already. Dr. Helm i- preparing to build a new house on Main street and others are contemplating on improving their homes this summer. Children's day will be observed at the M. E. church on Friday, June '22. There will not be enough wheat raised in Green township to pay for one-half the fertilizer that was sown last fall. Millions Given Away. It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of oue concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous to the needy and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, have given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medi cine; and have the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness and all diseases of the throat, chest and lungs are surely cured by it. Call on A. G. Luken Jfc Co., druggists, and get a free trial bottle. Regular size 50e and $1. Every bottle guaranteed, or price refunded. 3 Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar coated globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c a box. Sold by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists. 3 Excursions to Indianapdlis. Excursions to Indianapolis via Pennsylvania lines April 30th, May 1st and 2d, for Prohibition party state convention, low round trip non-transferrable excursion tickets will be sold to Indianapolis via Penn sylvania lines: good returning lhurs day. May 3d. C. W. Elmer. Pass, and Ticket Agent. Brave Men Fall ! Victims to stomach, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, and alf feel the results in loss of appetite, poisons in the blood, backach?, nervousness, headache and tired, .istless, rundown feeling. But there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J. W. Gardner, Idaville Ind. He says: "Electric Bitters are just the thing for a man when he is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite than anything I could take. I can now eat anything and have a new lease on life." Only 50 cents, at A. G. Luken & Co.s drug store. Every bottle guaranteed. 3

C. R. & M. INDORSED FULLY BY THE SOUTH SIDE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.

Unanimous Action-in Favor of the SobsidT. and a Resolution Pledigiog tbe Support of the Members to the Cause Of the Substdv. There was a meeting of the South Side Improvement Association last night at the home of Adolpb W. niiekwedel,l,tX s luth eighth street. There were about forty-tive members present. Short talks were made by Messrs. Patrick, Christy and Early. The following resolutions, drawn up by the members whose names are affixed thereto, was read and was adopted unanimausly by a standing vote. Resolved, That it is the sense of this South Side Improvement asociatiou that the proposed C. R. A M. railroad project is the best yet offered to Richmond and the South Side and that it deserves our unanimous support. And further, that we give our t.me and influence towards assuring the success of voting the subsidy asked for in aid of the proposed railroad. A. W. Blickwepel, Frank J. Neff, C. A. Bart el. The meeting was enthusiastic and entirely unanimous in its sentiments. Caramel-Cereal. It is at once a delightful food and nourishing drink, and it would be well for humanity if there were more of it consumed aud less tea aud coffee. Caramel-Cereal is the original and only substitute for coffee and tea. used for twenty years bv te Battle Creek, (Mich.)Sanitarium. er ound. Samples free at W. Hastings, 131 Main street. 15c E, Temperance Kail?. There will be a temperance rally at Rhoda Temple Sunday, April 21. at 3 p. m. Special music will be furnished by the high school orchestra under the proficient leadership of Jroi. rarnart. ino aevotioual ser vice will be conducted by Rev S. H. Jones. Addresses will U given bv Kev. Mercer, pastor of the Christian I church, and bv Prof. Davis of the high school. A recitation will be given by Mrs. Ellen Burr. Everybody invited to be present. Kresli Full Flavored Flour is tne principal ingredient in tox s new shape "Forex' Butter Crackers The delicious, sweet wheaty flavor is fully retained in the process of mix ing and baking. Best ingredients combined with the highest cracker baking skill is what makes them best. Suit For Slander. Kokomo, Ind., April 25- Laura T. Caiiipltell has brought suit for ;f.",0oo damages agaiust John W. Tatem foi slander, and naming a number of well known people with whom he is allc ed to have spoken in a derogatory manner of the plaintiff. The litigants are residents of Krvin township, ami wealthy. liencwed Activity. Alexandria, Ind., April 25. An oil well with an estimated daily produe tiV AfriLLtl2,riL l,as lKt'u striH-k on This is the lirst activity in this dis trict since the recent decision of the supreme court agaiust the Standard Oil company. W ill to Ohio. ltushville. Ind.. April 25. The Rev. E. (J. Itailey. who recently resigne. the pastorate of the I'nited ITesbyterian church of this city, has accepted a call to Belle Center, O. i Fatal Car Ituinpers. i South P.end. Ind.. April 25. lr In spector Michael Wlldersou of Wilkerton. this county, was caught bvt'ii freight cars yesterday and crushed t death. f j Arrived Too Late. I Huntington, Ind.. April 25. WUinrri Clark came here from Pittsbrg t visit his brother. Alfred, and foid In had died a week before his arriaL OFFICIAL ltKI'Oltr Gen. Otis Conveys Account of Fillippine Kiiirairemorits. i Washington. April 25. Gen. Ofe ha' cabled the following account f re cent engagements in the Philippines Manila. April 24. In the early Horn Ing of the 7th inst. several hudrcd Tagalos anil Vizayans attacked bat talion of the 4oth infantry at "agayan. north coast of Minandinai our casulTies were tvro killed. 11 wouded: enemy's loss. 53 killed. IS wotidet! and captured in city, ln-sides tber losses suffered on retreat. Yout roIKrts from northwestern l.uzocthat several hundred natives, inmientl by Aguinaldo's bishop. Aglipak. aticked his troops at several points, id in turn had leen attacked. Their ss in attack on Batoe ou the 15th in( it; &iHcd. and during entire tightinf mm the 15th to lTth. 3r,3 killed: olosr duiiiiir that period, two killctfonr I wounded. . onng has plenty of bops and will have little further opption. Affairs at other Luzon points a im proving, local presidents and iubitanrs of towns are sriving infontion and rendering assistance. Our iops are now taking possession of iirior small islands. Three New Il;ttleshipsWashington. April 25. The board on construction yesterday U approved the plans for the threiat. tleships authorized by the lastbngress. and gave instructions to !v the specifications prepared at preliminary to calling for bids im the ship-builders. lie ward For Murderer. Jefferson City. Mo.. April 25. Stephens has issued a proclamatiof. fering a reward of $100 for the a: and delivery to the sheriff of Br county of the unknown rnurderetf Koliert Kilgore. who was killed in ler county March 2Ji, 100. Red Hot from the Gnn. Was the ball that hit G. B. Mi man of Newark. Mich., in the 0 War. It caused horrible Ulcers tj no treatment helped for 20 vei Then Bueklen's Arnica salve ctil him. Cures cuts, bruises, bun boils felons, corns, skin eraptioj but Best pile cure on earth. 23 cent box. Cure g-aaranteed. S6b& by G, Luken & Co., druggists.

BY A VOTE OF ONE

3IattiVw S. Quay Is Deprived of UN Place on the Floor, of the Senate. CLOSE OF L0Xi CONTEST T.y a Very Narrow Margin of 33 to the iietitleinan From 1'eunlvauia Is Unseated. The Vote Taken Amid the Expectant Hush of the Aseinbled Senators. Washington. April 2.V Hon. Matthew S. Quay was refused a seat In the United States senate late yesterday afu-ruiMiu ou the appointment of the governor of Pennsylvania, by a vote of 33 to 32. The entire time of the senate yesterday was devoted to debate uion the question, many of the greatest lawyers and orators In the body delivering siteeches. As the day's session wure ou aud the hour for the final vote approached, the galleries gradually tilled until they were thronged willi multitudes, while other multitudes were unable to gain adiuis-s-ion. Ou the tloor of the senate was every member of the IhhIj- now in the city and semvs of ineiulers of the house. The great throng listened with deep attention to the brilliant argument of Mr. Spooner in favor of .he seating 0! the fi.rn.er Pennsylvania senator and MATTIIKW S. QI AY. to tl.e dramatic and fiery eloquence ol Mr. Daniel iVa.l who appealed to hi: colleagues to what, on his oath as isenator he doomed right, and vote t Jo justice to him who was knocking at the senate door. As the big clock opposite the presi dent pro tempore indicated 4 o'clock there was a hush in the chamber. Mr. Frye in the chair announced that the hour tor the final vote had arrived and that the question was the pending motion of Mr. (.'handler to strike out of the resolution declaring Mr. Quay not to be entitled to a seat the word "not." Senators throughout the ehamler eagerly followed the rollcall. for all knew the vote would be close. The tirst sensation was caused by the failure of Mr. Pettigrew of Soutli Dakota to answer to his name, although he was in Ids seat. When Mr. Vest's name was called he voted "No" in a clear distinct voice, thus dashing the last Iioih' of the friends oT Mr. Quay vlio lia.l expwtMl eontidentl.r v I- . iMwunan would vote f.r his long time personal friend. In perfect silence It was announced that the senate had denied to Mr. Quay the seat which he lias fought for for some mouths past. The house yesterday. Mr. TI ill of Connecticut, alone objecting, adopted the l-'oraker emergency resolution to continue the present ollicers in Porto Uico in oliice until the appropriations re made under the civil government act as amended by the committee on insular affairs. The amendments re quire that all franchises shall le approved by the president before they 1h ! come operative and place certain re i strict ions upon chartered corporation such as the issuing of stock or lniiid exc-in lor c:isli and Inhibiting real es tate corMrat ions or the holding of real estate by corporations except such as is necessary to carrj out the purposes fcr which thev are created. Aiiom pages oi tne jtostomce ap propria! ion Itill were disclosed of. tin nly substantial amendment adopted living ore to give extra compensation to letter Carriers who work in exces of IN hours a w eek. Kenians Not Implicated. ashington. April 25. The latest re port from the cnited States consul at Clifton. Canada, respecting the Wellatm canal outrage goes to exonerate what are known iu Canada as I-'eni-ans from complicity in the attempt to blow up the lock and disable the canal. The grain handlers of Buffalo also be ing given a ecrtiheate of good cheer. the actual movers in the affair must remain a -mystery, according to the consul, unless the examination of the three meu now held under arrest In Canada fur the crime shall throw light uix.ii the affair. i'at.-tl IMputt Over Wages. Eldorado. Kan.. April 25. ;-orge It "fun oi rT. Louis, a contractor in charge of a large force of negroes fill ing in the big Missouri Pacific trestl in the Hint Hills, had a dispute witl ine oi ii e nu n yesterday over wagerwhen the man struck hiia on the heac w.'rh a pick. kilKng hi:!. The murder rr Is ruder arrest. . ;r. - frightful aefatal house is.j xraedy Marks an Kvent York Itace Trac w t.rk. April 25. A frightful ac cident happened at the Aqueduct race track yos.erday in which Jockey Frank i-eary was rataiiy injured and two other boys were liadly shaken up. It occurred in the fifth race and in a uHwiera.e neiu. 1 lie Horses jrot awav n g.Mil order and when they had gone front one M'?.teoiirh of a mile one of the horse stumbled and fell, the jockey rolling under the fence out of harm's way and escaping with slight bruises and a shaking up. Another horse bumped into the fallen animal and went u; into the air. turning a

somersault and landing on his back.

throwing the jockey some distance. he. tio. was out of the way of the

other horses and was even less hurt than the first. 0"IarT. however, was not so fortunate, for the horse whk-h he was riding stumbled Into the pair of hordes on the ground and threw OTeary among them. He was kicked In the bead hr one of them and his bead crushed in. An ambulance wa ailed and he vm taittn tn gt i '.

hospital in Brooklyn, where he died'of his ituurh".

Couldn't Make Sale. Nashville. April 25. TlHdore Troutmau, a traveling salesman for the tiria of John K. IInrt Co.. of Baltimore, hanged himself in a room in the Duncan hotel in this city, lie took a leather strap from his valise, fastened one end to the top hinge of the d.xr and the other ar.miul his nock and iu this way choked himself to death, lu a letter to his wife who lives iu Baltimore he expressed great deloudency because of his Inability to make sales. Printer ! by Fire. M!nneatolis. April 25. The IVinter's Exchange was damaged by tirv early this morning. The building i occupied by several printing and publishing establishments. Iss. $75aoO. The Koumcnical Congress. New York. April 25.- Atout a dozen meetings of the Ecumenical conference wen- held in different churches and halls yesterday and much euthusiasm was displayed. HASH ISAl.l. Standing of Clubs and livult of Current tiames. NATIONAL LK.v.;rr Clut.s Philai'-il'li'a St. I..-U.S. . priMWly n . . . t'lu-inuatl . I'ltishurg .. New Vorli.. PoSlOU .... I'M W. 4 lVt. .-SKI .7." .." .4t .iOO .."mo .JOO l AMKIIK'AX LKAOl K. ri,i. w. rid!'. Kansas 1lvt. City HuITnl.t ... t'levelan.l . 1ml iiaioli Mllwauk-' Minutail-S i'hicatfo . . . 1 (etroit . . . . ..-H .7: ; .4M ..oo NATIONAL Ll'.AtU K. i-lnhs nml IMtcliers. Ii. II. E. 3 H 1 O 4 -2 lliilHl-ll!oa 1 ktlui U HrooKly u - K'iiHi-ly . . Pittsburg- -Tanlu'liill . . . Ciue.uiiall- lti-e.teiisti'iu .-. 7 3 10 St. Louis Ch Ion '! -Voting. . New York Cnrrick. ... liostou Nloh'ilx A MK HI CAN Clul.s ami l'ltcliers. leti.t Oastim t'levelaud-Hurt Milwaukee Spa ks .. Kansas City - l'aul. 4 S a io .KAtUK. n. ii. 4 14 2 S 5 15 Chlcairo Islx Minnea nolis II Ilastii-ys lntTaii:im! s- I aiiiinaiin Burtalo -Baker 4 io a ! OemiRii Mat; Hoisted. Berlin. April 25. -The oilicial rejiort regarding the hoisting of the lierman flag at Apia, (iermau Samoa, has just been received from Dr. Wllhelm Solf. the governor. It says that the ceremony occurred! on March 1, when the entire white population was present, together with 5.mh natives. Mataafa made an address, as did also Tamasese, both giving assurances of Iovaltv to (iermany. After the ceremony banquet was given to 12i chiefs. Com; essnian Kohiitson ICeiiomiim ted Port Wayne. April 25. The 12tl, district Democratic convention yesterday nominated the Hon. James M Robinson for a third term in eongresf by acclamation. There were no iv.su unions, tmt tne utterances were in sympa liy with P.ryan and the Chicago platform. Oen. Itivera Kesigns. Havana, April 25. enlot resigned the post of Kins Uivera swrotarv of the governor general's rablmt. ttr- hM also announced to the citizens of Havana that he Is a candidate for the mayoralty. Assistance May lie Needed. Santiago de Chile, April 25. via tlalveston The newspapers here publish the text of a secret document from Lima concerning the international question with Peru which indicates that the only solution is to be found in the assistance of the United States. Indian Infrrnntty. The scheme of the natives in making dishes was a simple one. With hard implements, probably of flint, they cut a circle on the stone of the dish they wanted to ;.et out. Then they chipped away aud down o:i the eirc :mference of this, letting ii stand out in relief. They fa .hiom d the outside nearly to the shape desired while it was still at tached to the rock itself. Finally th-y split it or at the bottom, tuned it up. hollowed it out. and the dish was made. THa

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We pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness we cannot cure with Liverita, The Up-to-Date Little Liver Pill They are purely Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction. 25c boxes contain J 00 Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c

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THE STOMACH.

victim wonder why ho thmM hrn to weak, why ms strength, hy his Mood ahould be ao thin. Mr. Alex. Carter of Van Baren, Carter Co, Mo, ay: -1 ! been roum with dyspepsia nd Indigestion aiueo IS79. The best physician in the country could do no good. I visited the Mullanphr hospital ia SU I-ouis and received no benefit. The attending physician told me I had narrowing of the outlet of the stomach, and the only remedy w as to have it cut out, which I refused to have done. I then visited West Itaden, lud.j Vegaa Hot Springs, New Mexico ; Hweet Springs, Mo, and Monitou.Col. 1 also" took a great many different kinds of rcdieine recommended 'for dyapepnia, but found no relief. Last February I read a testimonial for Pe-ru-na in the Central P.aptist that suited my case and I determined at once to try it. I have taken two bottles of Pe-ru-na and four of Man-a-lin, and I feel like a new man. None of my friends believed I would get well. I would not take auy money for the good your remedies have done me, In catarrh of the stomach, as well as in catarrh of any other part of the bodv, Pe-rn-na is the remedy. As it has orten been said, if Pe-ru-na will cure catarrh of one part, it will cure catarrh of any other part of the tody. "Summer Catarrh" sent free by P-ru-na Dru M'Pjj Co.,Columbu,0. Water Paint ceer men's wear