Richmond Palladium (Daily), 22 March 1901 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND yt fSLK'.KAM MARCH 22.

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QUARREL Moaon Shops at Lafajeltc Will End Fatally.

CONSTIPATION

PLANNED. Russian Trouble ProYoked bj OYerz;aloos Officers.

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DCHICHfSTtR'3 ENGLISH w EHHYHGYAL PILLS

. ... - ... T I Xl4tCHIC HIM IK- KNi lil L PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM rlrmsr smd b-uit.t.esi tn barr. Meter Falls to lit store Gry Il&ir to it Youthful Color. Cures raup d jt Ji ha r ft. Oon't Be Fool edi Take the genuine, original ROCKV MOUNTAIN TE .Made bitly by Madison Medici..,: Co.. .MaJ.am. Wis. It kr mi ell. Our trad mark cut on each packaga. frc?, js cent. Nwtrer sola in bulk. Atcept no subati Nasal SATARRS1 la all Ita tare there atfiobid be cleanilncsa, Elj's Cream Balm -rfi-ari-r,.fnth(.'and hcnls cjjri'a-l membrane. lettrrh aol drives aw ) m coij ia LLa lit aj -.ck y. Crvara Ba!m 1 placed Into the nostrils, spread mr tk mmbran and la auwrbeiL Relief ia iia-i.-l ati-ajj.l a cure follows. If. is no drying docs am jmJtioe neezln. I.arge Size, 50 cent at Drue'rt y mail ; Trial Siie, 10 renta by nriaiU Y BliOTHERS. IW Wr-eti Street. New Tort BAD BREATH 1 fcatve ISeai nalng ITU and m ARlitd a.inl eflefU liiJiittTt It? r5 Ftturfiy won- - ctrfua. Mr da.Maffur uoi I were tMtlired wlih awr Jtinm ) and tur hrt-uth ftry bail Aft-r Ukinit M w duN.'s of CuM-urHt we have iniitmvej wootlexl-ttiJy l'hi'y art- a trrciti h'l in iltc famitj ' Wfl.lltl MIS A NAUKI,. HuwiiUouse pit . i. Uitriuuati. Otiiu CANDY rnaoc haum (rima PlnvsnnT. Palataniv I'ment. T:ite inod. IV WWU, v w iH-avli. Wcak.-i. ..r Ui,w. UK'. :c. CURE CONSTIPATION. ... SO-TO-BAC mid mri.ntHl by nil rtruir-

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FORTUNES ASSURED for all ly the J Man of the PATUCA PLANTATION COMPANY. ' Ivui'H-'I'.'ituca Valley, Uon.lurtm jiifft Management, I-1teral Terms, Strictly Cooperative. -- eA Comllnatku of all Jt lull U. Unovrn Colonization .ul I u vtntineiit l'lan. liiatter Than Any Savings Bank. A tiom atnl wealth eau'ly aejutreU .Mimiuer the whole year. A IieaJthv climate. Fevers unknown. Sty the Patuca 1'lantatlon Company i,)ldurt yon become a participator lu the profit made from lance plantation ami other Industrial enterU)rties. ttesldes owning an Improved t'adU-lil'j il plantation In size accordns to vour means tk ckop a ykau. aiakkkt at your poor. Free Doed. Free Life Insurance. Absolutely no risk. The standing: of the Directors of iche Patuca Plantation Company in viMoVd for by any Mercantile a.irK-v nnd the i)e!t banks of Cleve Im-td, Ohio. VVrlt"or full Information to

TilK rTilA PL INTAT10S COMPANY, JOS 9 I'm liaildin;. PH1LADKLPHI , PABIGHT UP TO DATE. CBenson's Plaster Is Pain's MastsrJ Thtse are days of iwopla anl of the befttf(? of rerjords. Bon.on'8 Porous Piaster, for iiickaos of avtioa nd thoroughneae of csro, has no records to beat except its own. Benson's FListe. aiways tha beat, aiwaj tho leader, is to-day better than wr. It articles to the skin but nerai sticks in Us track's. It marches on. Tha people novt only want to b mrl tint enred p. uii-X'jf and Benson's I'laster ioea it. Coughs, colds, lumbago, asthmA, bronchitis, liver and kidner oompLunts, auhl other ills approachaiile Vy an external mit3T, yield to Sanson's Aicedoeatoheat. ei-.br Ralladonna, Strengthening or Capai'.nia pl.isters are to be compared with IVaiu's. Pe-pla who have occ-a tested i.h oerits cf Bweia'i Plw.er Lars no u tor lay other ex e real remedy. Mjra t-ian 6,XK) physicians and drtup. frisia (and a thousand times aa many noT. t rviiansional persons) bars called Benson's iiflT8 one of t ; few Q) hams r&aadie tilt -jlq be trusted. Fifty-five bijjheist awar-lsfcave ben mad to it ia Ciirapr-tition vr.ih tha best taowa plasters of Europe and Arnerii-a. Better proof of its merits is inooncxTable. B sBir to ft the Pennine. oxsale by all drtuci-iss, or vrs w-3 prTy posrtsir? oTi any nataber ordered ia tha I'naed States, on receipt if 2,c. each. Xalury jithnrwo, M-. Chemiata. S.Y.

St. P-.-tvrxl.in-K. M uch .'I'.-It U si;cairaut TUat tliiiUi.li tin- jinlit-v rtp'jrt u tii.- ri-triit 'his pulili-iiol. as expr.'sxly sia'vd, in iv'., r to correct falsts riii.ior-. loiii vrniim: rln- riots, di.-s not i!'-!iy the moKt xerii.us f tLe rumors firc ilaft-il. wliic-h are to the effect that iiiiu and uoiiK U weiv killed h-te aud 'Isi - lit-. v. the ri-p.ii t !'!. uot mention flit- j-ul.jiMt of !iie htudetits. It ;;iv-s. l:iVf -r, the naiiit-s of f..iir who died licrv. iiicltiiPu one woman. Tbe rep .rt i uot m-ueially crvditt-d with l.i.-iti' an impartial statement. It in Iaiiii-.1 tliat tho passaire relating to tiiv tlisturlmm - iu ! lie church is particularly distorted manifestly, it is said, to pr.-jmlii-v the devout .masses against the siti'lents, tlie intellectual element and the faeiory woi kiu'ii. The srateuieiit that stuileuts entered

I he eliureh siuokiu cigarettes, tliat a student struck a priest ami another student cauirht the chief priest rudely ly the arm. ale discredited by eyewitnesses. The fads are. th trouble occurred entirely outside the church until the Cossacks pressed yoo persons into the church and fought them to the haeii wall. It is also denied that holy water was used to dress wounds. The, students sent h church servant expressly for other water. It is learned now that the police not only prepared for the even themselves, tint made previous arrangements at one of the liospirals for the anticipated wounded. They also had carriages ready in neighboring courtyards. Pitiable Case of lest imt ion. Warsaw, Ind., March Members of the Associated Charities have found a man and wife and five small children starving in a hovel on the outskirts of the town, near Pike Lake. The head of the household. Jacob Pa lice 1. has been unable to work for live years. He is an ex sohiu-r and member of the Thirtieth Indiana reiriment, and was Ij inir iincons. iotis on a couch, which was tin- only thim; resembling a l-d iu the house, the woman and children beitiir compelled to sleep oil the floor with iii-iitlii ient clothing. They had eaten tiieir list f..,,, two day.- I ! ' bu: v ere too pr. i.l to a-k for a; -.-tan -. All lias.- Iv:i .an-.! lor FANATIC Retires fro3 Life ia a Queer Manner. London. M.'ch lI'J. Ad vii es recelred from Men go, iu I'fjauda, Africa, dated Thursday, March 14. say that Muludzl, the Mohammedan prophet who recently proclaimed himself as leader of a new religious doctrine in Uganda, died at Meuo that afternoon under extraordinary circumstances after a short reign ns a prophet. The sultau of Imbego, the head of Mohammedanism in L'ganda, denouncedd the new doctrine preached by Muludzl, and a native court declared Muludzi to be an impostor, whereupon Mulndzi Indignantly declared he would no longer remain on earth- He left the native court and ascended a small eminence outside the king's enclosure, where be kuelt. called loudly on Mohammed, and suddenly expired. MARKET QUOTATIONS Prcvailins Prices I-or (irnia. Provisions and Livestock, on March 21. Indianapolis (.rain anil Livestock. Wheat Wagon, Ttk.; No. i red. Quiet, TtJSrC. Corn Pirm; No. Z mixed, 3fo. Oat. Sternly; No. a mixed, -'j-a. Cnt tie Steady at o 01440. ChJ. Hojrs Active St So.'uj.0T. tjbnp-Steady at i J.L'.Va-l.2.". LuiUa Act-ive at SJ.7jijtj.40. Inisvillc CJrain ami I.1vestx-K. Wlieat No. 2 red ami loajtlierry. 77c Cora New, wUite, 43?4i-; NJ. i mixed, So. Oat No. 2 mixed. 2!V; No. 1 waite, 3ii. Cattle Steady at $..uO'i4.7o. Hct :eady at ?.-'".'?.. ;0. fheep Kirni at IJ. ". Lair.br. Stea.'y at S3.PQ-ao.00. Olnctiinati (.rain ami Livstock.. Wheat Firm: No. 2 red. S.v. Corn Firm: No. Z mixed. Oat K.i-y; No. 2 tnixt-1. 2.sc t'attU Stea.ly at j 4. iu. Hoes Active at S4 :tv.;.;. 1... LauiL'-S:rec; at i-i.i'rjio.TS. Chicago Livestock. Catt'e teaJy; steers. J3..a5 ,P9; itaaker, J2-S7-u4.iv:. Hoks Active at $4.wr?6.13. Sheep Steady at S-i7j-.-tj5.nX LamL'S Sieady at S4-w.ji7j.4j. New York Livestock. Cattle -Firm at S3.OiVg5.Sa. Hui-Wii at S4.rx70. Saeep Firm at $3.50-4. Laoihs lr i.rm a; $4. 7721 i. FUkat BafTalo Liveatock.. Cattle Steady at $:!.2.vi7).0U. II re at S4 i.tti.2o. i.- ;.-S:Bailr at So.oii7i.2-". 1.3:1. i- Steady at So.2j7.S7Toletlo iira'in. Wh -at Wesk: cash. 7So: Mir, 90Vai Cra A -Ti'-e: No. 2 cah. 4lc Oal fe:eudy. No. 2 caii, 2c

fty 7: WaN 1 . SPECIALTY CHRONIC DISECSj i Men and Wo.p Suffering from Chronic Dtases are Invited to I i WRITE TO DR. PIER(E and Consult Him by Letterree of Charge. All communications are held as sredly confidential and all answers; re sent in plain envelopes, witl out printing upon them. Address DR. R. V. PIERG, BUFFALO, N. Y. GOOD AS CAN BE Venezuela Not At Outs With Jncle Sam After All. Washington. March "JJ. The Venezuelan charge, i-euor Puiido, Sad a contereiu-e with Secretary Hay yesterday but it did not lead to any levelopments on the reported frict iul over Minister Loomis or our demands ti the case of the consular agents at larcelona, N'enezuela. The message of the president of Venezuela, copies of which have justbeeu received, makes most friendly references to the relations with the Uiited States. The president refers t the leieipf ef a wreath sent by patriotic bodies in the Cniled States, to IX' dposited ill the Pantheon at Caracas iu memory of Miranda, one of the liberators of Venezuela. He says that this is a signal cvidenc.' of the good will existing betweell the republics. The message makes no reference q the asphalt troubles. It says that the government has sent an agent to Prance with a view to settling the protracted breach of diplomatic relations which has existed between France and Venezuela, and that there is every prospect that these two countries soon will be in harmonious relations- again. 1 he Enemy of Dyspepsia. Balley'S Dyopepe'a Tablets la certainly the worst enemy dyspepnla 1 as today. It drlveuout that dreaded dlsenne whenever taken persist ntly. It brings complete relief from the taking of the very first tablet; ch' eolate coated. Mrs. II. A, Pierce, Mason City, Iowa, writes: "1 have eufft-red for years with stomach trouble. Bailey's Dyspepsia Tablets have certainly done wonders for me. They are the beat medicine made, and cure indigestion, lielchlng, and all dyspeptic troubles. Price 25c. Made by Lake side Med. Co., Chicago. Sold by A O Luktn & Co. Will Teacli In India. Koknmo, Ind.. March 22. The Ilev. und Mrs. Hairy Hetininghoff started today on their journey to Langoou. Kurmuh. India, where I u Ilemiinghoff will occupy the chair of English literature iu a P.apti-t ciHege. What Shall We Have For Dessert? This question arises In the family every day. Let us answer It today. Try -Tell-O, a delirious dessert. Prepared la two minutes. No Bakina: add bot water and set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and strawberry. At your grocers. 10 ets A Too Effective Blast. Bedford, Ind.. March 22. An unusually heavy blast of dynamite was fired by workmen la the new quarry Twitch near the city, and not only tons of rock and dirt were dislodged, but the Graham clubhouse was toppled over into the river. Five men were In the buildfng at the time, all of whom were bruised. A Remedy for the Grippe. A remedy recommended for patients afSlcted with the Grippe la KEMP'S BALSAM, which is especially adapted for the throat and lungs. Don't wait for the first symptoms of the disease; get a bottle to day and keep It for use the moment It is needed. If neglected the grippe has a tendency to bring on pneumonia. KEMP'S BALSAM, prevents this by keeping the cough loose and the lungs free from Inflammation. All druggists sell KEMP.S BALSAM at 25c. and 50c.

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Laftiy-rte. Ind.. March .2. - Jauics Haul a helper iu the Motion roundhouse, is dying at the hospital of a pi.-n.I shot in the abdomeu, inflicts! yesterday by .1. Culleu. a machinist in tlie ame department. The meu had previously had a trivial iiunrrel, and renewed it yesterday. CuHeii surrendered to the police after the shoot ins. He claims that Haul started for him with a heavy iron wrench, and. alter running il" feet, he turned and tired in self-defense. Haul's stae men! is that Culleu drew the revolvet on him when he entered the slrp. and it was not until then that he picked up the wrench. Caul is unmarried Culleu has a wife and child. ISith have becll here olll.V aloUt follt mouths. Mystery of six skulls. St. Louis, Mo., March 22 Workmen who were tearing down an old and historical house ou the west side of Third stret. just north of Chirk are hue. discovered six skulls under the floor separating the first and second stories. The house, w hich was once fine residence, is said to be 123 years old and one of the tirst built here Noltodv now living knows how the skulls came where they were fouud. Insurgents Burn illi;e. Manila. March 22.-Insurgents have attacked and burned th.- ungarrisoued village of L'gius in the province of South 1 locos. A detachment of the 2'th infantry overtook and chastized the marauders. Colonel Schuyler of the 4dth volunteer infantry has captured eight insurgent officers and 218 men at the village of Tenia te, in Cavite province. Claimed It Was an Accident. Keiinett. Mo.. March 22.- Still protesting his innocence Milo Urcgory, aged 2' years, was hanged here yesterday for the murder of hi- employer. Joseph Covert. Feb. 2i. 1S!'!. in tlie northern part of Imnklin county. He shot and killed Covert, who was a sawmill owner in a dispute over the value of an iron wadge. lu a written statement Hregory says that the killing was accidental. CONFESSES. i; : Recent Convert Tells a Tale of Hidden Crime. Owen-burg. Ind.. March 22. Three years ago t '. I". Koekwell of Cincinnati, ostensibly a canvasser for a soldiers' paper, but w ho was suposcd to be a detective, came to this place, and after reiua in ing a few days he disappeared. I luring a recent revival iu tliis place amoi:g the cetivcrts was a woman w':o said that Rockwell was murdered by some young men whose enmity he had incurred, and that hi? body was hidden under her house for several days, ami was flren taken out and thrown down an abandoned coal shaft. An in v-st ig.-it ion lias been made, but nothing has come of it. DRYING PREPARATIONS simply develop dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions which adhere to the membrane and decompose, causing a far more serious trouble than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all drying Inhalents and use that which cleanses, soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such a remedy and will cure catarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly. All druggists sell it at 50c or it will be mailed by Ely Bros., 7 Warren St., X. Y. . Child Scalded to lieam. Portlatid. Ind. March 22.-The 2-year-old child of T. C. Butcher overturned a kettle filled with boiling grease and was so badly scalded that death resulted in a few hours. Mothen.: Metier: Mothers: How many children are at this season feverish and constipated, with bad stomach and headache, Mother Grays Sweet Powders for children will always cure. If worms are present they will certainly remove them. At all drugzists. 25c. Sainpiemailed FREE. Address Allen S. Olmstead, Le Roy, N. Y. Boiler Let Go. Greenwood, Ind., March 22. An explosion in the boiler room of the power boase of the Indianapolis and Greenwood electric line yesterday disabled the machinery and fatally Injured W 11bur Johnson, the engineer. j - axL.

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We pay the above reward tor Dysf .psia. Sick Headache, or Costivsness we

Liverita. The Up-to-Date

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25c boxes contain J 00 Pills, JUc boxes contain 4u ruu boxes contain 15 Pills. Beware of substitutions and imitations. Sent by mail. Stamps taken. Nervita Medical Ccu, Comer . Ma 1 C

Clinton and Jackson Sts... Chicago. Illinois, ooia by

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Best Indiana Lump, per ton $3.25. Best Hocking Valley Lump per ton. 3.75. Best Jackson Lump, per ton 4.00. Best emi-Cannel Lump, per ton. . 4.00. Best Winifred Lump, per ton 4.00. Best Egg Nut and No. 4, per ton. . . 7.00. The lowest prices on Steam Coal.

THE UNION ICE GO. PHONES 280.

IT IS IGNORANCE THAT WASTES "EFFORT." TRAINED SERVANTS USE SAPOLIO

Pennsylvania Lin TIME TABLE. Tmlns Run oy Central Standard Tim In Effect Sunday Nov. .lSdHl. CINCINNATI LINK. DEPT. ABUt, Ch) Cincinnati El an: lt-.a5 a - Hamilton Urn. Acc t-w a in T.iio p a 1 11. iko t i In Kp 4.U1 p in 11. U0 p n MaCKiuuw .V Ciii. Acc 1.1U p tn 1S.3U p IX JIND1A.SAPOLI8 LINK. New York A St. louis Mail. 4.tV a m 5.1IS a j St. Louts Limited 4.4 a m 8." p n Indianapolis Arc .. M m 8 .Sr. pat Sew York ASt. lxiuis Mnil . . lo a m 4.4ft p u. NewYork & St.Louis Kxp.. l.lil p ru lo auau St. Lottta Limited Mail 4.54 p m 7.36 - Sew Yorkist s. Fast MalL....12 p m 9.ou a nr CUICACO LINE. Loeansport Arc 7.06 a m 6.00 p e. (aucaeo Fast Mail A Kxp.. 11 no a m 4.;t0 a .- lln.A LoKansjM.rt Acc 7;'t"j p tn 9.K1 an ClQ, A Ctili ao Ntjjht Kxp..ll 15 p m '3-'6 pit DAYTON A XF.MA LINK. Dayton, Xenia. Spring: irll I olun hue Acc S IS am 10. 0.'. a l Darton Xerjia & Co.m ln.ft a in- 10.15 a r I'ols. Pitt A New York Hurt a in 10.15 an f'Hytiin, Xenia A ois 4 50 p tn U.5 p p Pitta.. New York, Wastj. A Baitlmore 4 50 p m 4.4.1a. Dayton A Xfiiin Arc 5 1ip ru l" uAa a rt. LouiMiiNtw York Liu'd . 3 p tu 4 43 a u P1QCA, CRBANA A COLCMBCS LINK at, Louis A NfwYork Mai; r..ao a m 4.Siia tr InrtlanapollB A Cols. Ac .. lft.i a in 1.0p a Pitts, and Ea.-.t Mail A Kip 7.45 p m 8.0h p a. bt Louis Limited Mall 4.5U p ii GRAND RAPIDS A INDIANA RY. Ft. Wayne A G. R. Acr 5.40 a m 3.40 p a Grand Ktt ls tfnc iuaw U.Vjprn lO.HOan Northland Kxpiess 11. to p ci a.A5a a DaiJy. All other trains diu.y except tint day. I. A GORMON, C. W. ELMER, Station faster. Ticket Aeent STAR kOl'Ir-S. lea via FosTorrica. Ch ester 10.45 X t LI1U KNOLLENBEBO'S SSH. 3. !TB CTKI1 Boston anH Fair Haven.. .. .1.3l) p rj Lltwrtyand Ablneton 1 30 p C Coi a Mills, Whitewater and Area 1 .00 p t LIAVI BOT XAUEtU'S, AIM A!0 9TH 8TI Wetwter and Wl 1 amare .1J p i FREE HACK LINES. I.IiVI OKtlil S UVEKT (TiBLB. CoileK Corner eirery Wednwsrlay 2.00 pi LU7EH TATI-OK'a LIVBT STA8LB. Morning Sua Tues, Thars and bat,)..X00 p I LEAVE SARRKTT'( RKTACRajv7. Fonntain City and Lynn lTue Tbura. and .s&t 2.00 p r. HoliandHburj?!Tnes Thurs, and haul -00 p t FREIGHT HACK LINK. LI1TIS lOaUHTER B 8BOCIRT, MAlSftTBBlt Centervllie, freight and passen(rer)11.00 a s LEAVES Ltlttl 9 tiKI'U "TORE. New Parts (freight onlyf 10.30 a B Cincinnati, Richmond & iMuncie Railroad.. Schedule In Effect February 2S, 1901. LEAVE Ri.-hmond. NO 2. '1 a. rn . J 'o a in. NO. 22. p. S.uTh lilrhmolid r: ! p Wolfe lira ley. Bo-ton - . 45 a. m Witts Kltcueil ... ViST a m ARRIVE C'ttiaa" Grove .... . ;?:15 a in. Hamilton, via C, H. A I. Hy los a. m. Cin'fl viaC.lLA D.li 45 a ua. LEAVE NO. 1. Cin'ci vta C . H. A T . 3.i P- m. Ham't'n via C..H.A D.. 4:1.5 p. tn. ttaee Grove 5-i p. rr.. i-' o f. m. 7:!ri p. m - p. ro 7;3; p. tn :6" p. m NO. 21. :' a. m. a. m ll a- rn. Kitrr.eii o:i p. m Witw . F Pxiston juSp m. In-nlev Wolfe ARRIVE outb R'chrnonl 5 55 p m. Richmond .i: p. rn. tS'JT' a. m. F e.-3Sa. m f ' Sfi a m 7;0j a. m C , K. 4 M R R. Tra-rj Daily. F., ?top for Passengers. w. I. ALLEN. Gn1. Manager. JOHN J. ARCHER, Gea'i. faas. A gt

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any case 01 uver v-omFii"m Indigestion, Constipation cannot cure with Little Liver Pill never fail to give satisfaction. .oa.ao.1Mo.irenruOo..4l5Nf.VBst.,Richrjic.ad COAL. New COAL YARD. Messrs. Hackman & Klehfoth.the South 7th St. coal dealers, have opened up a new coal yard at 611 to 621 SOUTH G S1HEET, (Ou the C , R. & M.) Thlr4 will prove a blue advantage to ;he people of the South Knd, an they an have their coal delivered on short lotlce. The following list of all kinds of ;oal always on hand: Anthracite, per ton, $7.00 Jackson lump 4.00 Campbell's Creek LUU10, 4.00 Yaughiogheny lump, 3.75 Sunday Creek lump,. .3.75 Pocahontas, Hmokelenu. .4.75 Ne-Ar Phone, New Yard, 415. Both Phones, S. 7th st , 2VJ. Hackman & Klehfoth, COAL AND WOOD DEALERS. i i iiefJr i Aliiiji Getting Into a Shirt may mean much or llttleaatlsfactlon. If the launderlni Id done here there will be nothing to cause dlaaatusfactton or discomfort. Shlrta, collars and cuffs are finf.-hed to the proper decree of "tlffnet-ri. White good are made white without the aid of Injurious chemical Colored good are not.made white. HichmoDu Steam Lanodry 319 Main St, Both Plinf 151 OLO Thursday. Friday and Saturday Nights, March 21, 22 and 23. Horlicks of Racine vs. Henleys. Reeerved macy. Beat at Wetcott Phar-