Richmond Palladium (Daily), 25 May 1901 — Page 3

HICiUiOKD DAILY JAIIaAJ3ITJM SATURDAY, MAV g3, 1901,

THE RETURN TRIP

I'rcsh.pnt M'KmlcyaiHl Party Leave San Francisco Today. (H)IX(i liV DIRECT ROUTE Mrs. MeKinley'g Health Has So Far Improved That She Kni. re.l Upon Joui upy In Good Spirits. ine .'resident Has Been Enabled to Coiuplfttt His San Franci.srw Program. San Franciwo, May &". rretildt-nt ami Mrs. Alt Kinl. y am p:irty l.i;irt.-.l from Kiiu I'riiinisii, thi uutrulug at 1 o'fl-k on tlicir n-turu journey to th? national c-npital. In u--nrd:iuc with th niiiiouiii-t-iiicnt mailt? on ac-t-ount of Mr. .McKinlt-y'a trying ill-im-hh, the return journey will In- inu.le by the uiDxt direct rottte ami no Htops will lie made on the way. Mrs. MeKinlcy'a h.jilih has so far Improved that whe entered iijmi'i the journey tlii morning with excellent npiiitH ami confidence in her ability to withstand the tiresome feature of the long trip aero the country. President McKinh-y completed his program in this city, having met every organization Included In the original achcdule. Tlie president' public function yesterday im liKli-d a reception at the Scott resilience to the uieinlKTH of the foreljrn consular representative of this city, a reception at the Palace hotel by the Sous and Haughter of the American Revolution and the Ioyal Ieion in honor of the presideLf, ami A review of the school children of Oakland by the president. The president siH'iit 'the evening at the Scoit residence, resting. More Son t tier ii Storm Damage. Charlotte. X. C. May 25.-Kejiorts from remote counties in the mountain districts show great destruction by tlie storm. In Hakersville 10 residences and the Haptist church were washed away. tjiiinter Moore and his son were drowned. Kvery house In Magnetic City, a village in Mitchell county, was destroyed. At Koan station 20 residences were swept away. Six large stores on l!ig Kock creek were carried away and two men were killed. l'.'-Jov laiim-r's Funeral. Springliel.?. Ills., May St. The remains of former tJovernor John K. Tanner were burled near those of I'resident IJix-oln in OaK ridge cemetery this afternoon. The funeral was the largest held In Springfield since Lincoln was buried. Military and civil organizations from all over the state were present. A I'hilailc Iptiit Sensation. Philadelphia. May St. A sensational attempt at murder ami suicide took place at a hotel here last night, when John A. Jenkins of Krooklyn, X. Y., attempted to kill a young womuu named Mae llarber of this city and then blew out his brains while in the grasp of a policeman. Neck llroLen Ity a Call. Thorntown. I ml.. May 2.1. John S. Cotichnian. a well known farmer of this vicinity, while in town, drank to excess, and started homeward in his buggy. His horse shied at a log, and he was thrown out. striking on his head nml breaking his neck. Death was Instantaneous.

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Pretytrian I-lt:it to IHs.-ji the Oeel;tl iiiiM. Ibilaile!phia. May S. The Presby terian jreucral aKsciiiblv. by a vote which showed eoiibii vely that a re vision of the confession of faSrh lf deslrtsl by the church, defeated the amendment ilUntisHins tlte whole nnhJect offeretl by I r. !eo. I. P.aker of Philadelphia. The asscuiMy decided by an overwhelming majority to continue consilient t ion of the ureat question after two days of d-ate. during which Ifidfnjr exj.rieiif of the 1'resbj'tertao tlictrine throughout the country thoroughly analyzes the i-iwi and gave their reasons for their positions regarding the MihjWt. The jrincipal addresses of the day were made by Hev. Ir. John iH-witt and Uev. Dr. Charles A. I tickey, who closed the debate. Ir. iH-witt favoreil dismissal, declaring tliat though there mitrht le slight divergence of opinion on the confession, the church was uuited on the word of t.od. Ir. IMckey took a decided stand against dismissal. He said as the question of revision was not tiefore the iissernUy, no evil could result from a further consideration of the committee's report. Ir. V. II. Uolterts made a plea for a declarative statement, asserting tlie supremacy of Holy Scripture as the only source of doctrine: that the system of the confession is the same as Holy Scripture teaches, and that infants are saved by Soil's electing grace. The discussion at times was lively but without bitter ness. More Creed lie vision. Des Moines. Ia., May 'Si. The Important topic now ls'fore the I'uited Presbyterian general assembly is a revision of the creed, which provides that no member of any secret society can le a meiutter of the church. The matter was hotly discussed for more than two hours, but final decision was MstHucd nntil later in the session. The Masonic and Odd Fellows orders were spi-cial objects of attack, one delegate going so far as to say he believed no member of a secret society could ever rcac heaven. A Charge ol llrihery. Slsseton. S. D., May St. John P. (iormun. a prominent business man of Sisse'jn. nas lieen held for appearance liefore the next federal grand Jury to answer to a charge of attempting to brilie ISurritt C. Thayer, spi-cial agent of the general land oilice at Washington. While conducting an investigation of a land case in which a Sisseton attorney was Interested. Thayer is al leged to have I teen approached by t.or man on behalf of his friend, the attor tley. and it is said he was offered a cash consideration if he would rejiort as the attorney wished. tl. A. It. Appointments. Indianapolis, May St. The following apiiointments, made by Milton Garrigus of Kokomo, the new department, commander of the Indiana J. A. Ii., ! have lieen announced by Adjutant General Smock of the department: j Department inspector, Kufus A. ' Schoolcraft of North Manchester; judge advocate. Orville T. Chamber-j lain of Klkhart: chief mustering officer. John 1-. Kessler of Seymour. Pome one expresses an opinion that the scab o:i Kt:uoes is worse where the ground is packed solid or is allowed to crust over. If this is true. It Should U- less abundant where a strawy manure Is used than where commercial fertilizers are used, which ta not often the case. A soil made loose and porous by bavins green rye or a heavy grass sward plowed under Just before the seed is flautcil will grow potatoes free from scab almost invariably, but we think that the decaying vegetation kills the fungus that causes the scab. of substitutions and imitations, Nervita Medical Co., Cornel CO. 71 IV Jnckon

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DREYFUS AHD HIS WIFE

French Captain's Story of Her Loyalty and Devotion. EXTRACTS FROM THEIE LETTERS. Fmnsai Prlaoarr'a Klrt T b o a g b t After Mia Coavtrtlsa Was of III Wife Their Letters Were Ilia Only Comfort and Star Darius Ilia I : a lie on Devil's Ilaad. Thrt following afreoUng details are found In the corresixjndeuce which passed lietween Captain Alfreil Dreyfus and his wife during the period of his trial and exile. The letters are taken from "Five Years of My Life, 1SU4IC, published by McCluro, Phillips & Co., and copyrighted by A. F. Jaocaei, the English translation of Captain Dreyfus autobiographic history. When the famous French captain had been returned to his cell in the Sante prison, he at once wrote her the follow lng letter: My t'arlini? f suffer much, but 1 pitv you still more than I pity myself. I know bow xr.uch you love me. Your heart nius-t biwi!- On my side. my Iwloved, my thought has always hvn of you !y aivi nisht. To hare lired a stainless lit, and then to be i.-omiemneii for the mnt haiefvl crime a aolHit-r can commit! What rould Ire mre tern hiet Ta have had to hear ail that wa i:l to me when 1 knew in my snul and censt-ient- that I had never failed that was atreious torture. It ta for you alone that I have n-bited until to day; it ia for you alone, my heluved, that I have borne my long agony. I trouid ere this have end' MME. DREYFUS, ed this pad life if thoughts of you, if the ferr of aucmenttnir your griff, had not staid my hand, i Will my strength hold out until the end? 1 cannot tell. No one hut Ton ran i?ive me eonr.liyeIt ia your love alone that inspires mv fortitude. The same day his wife wrote to him as follows: Dec. 23. 1H. What wretthednese. what torture, what igi norniny ! ue are ail terrified, utterly crushed. I t know how courageous you are, you unhappy martyr! i leseeeh you continue to enduro valiantly these new torttms. Our fortune, our lives, all shall be devoted to seekin? out the guilty ones. We will find them; it must be done. You thai) be rehabilitated. On the day he was sentenced Dreyfus, immediately after the humiliating ceremony, made this pitiful appeal to his wife: JiS. 5, 195. My Darling-"In promising you to live until my name is rehabilitated, I have mal the jrreatest aerine that eart be matte ty an hoiet man. Some time, when we are reunited, I will tell you what I have suffered today as 1 went through, one after another, those ignominious stations of my falvarv. Auain ami auain 1 wondered to myself: H hy are you her ? What are you duiiii; here?" I seemed to myself to he the vutim ot a hallucination. Then my torn, dishonored parments would brinjr me brutally batk to reality. The looks o( hate and sohh told me only too plainly why 1 was there. Oh, why could not my heart have been laid ojn so that all may have read it so that all thoe toor people ah'n my route wouUI have cried out. "This is a man of honor!" liow well I understand them! In their place I could not have restrained my contempt for an olficer branded a traitor to his country. But, alas, here is the pitiful tragedy! There is a traitor, but it is not 1! In his exile on Devil's Island the letters the captain wrote to and received from his wife were his only comfort and stay. Mrs. Dreyfus breathed unalterable faith and love and kept up in her husband's failing heart the hoje of future rehabilitation. Here are some extracts: r.kR-9. Feb. 2S, 1SV3. I cannot tell you the prief I feel as the distance that divides us prows greater and greater. My days pass in dreadful thoughts, my nights in frightful dreams. Ouly our children, with their pretty ways, their freshness of poiii, can recall me to the one cou:-ilin duty I niust fulfill and remind me that I have no riyht to Kive way. So 1 gather streng-th and put my whole sou! into bnr.inir thfiy up a v ou always desired, following your wise counsels and endeavoring to mold their characters in ni'bhness and purity, and when you return you sha'l find them such as you had dreamed of guiding them to be. PaEls, March 5. 15y5. With my la-a letter I forwarded to you a package cf macaiuncs of every kind that m:iy interest and help you, as far as poss-ible, to find the hour3 a little less !o:' while wallini; for the g"Od tidings of the tii every of tlie guilty man. If only may Cod grant it the life awaiting you there be not too painful; if only you do not lai k what is arsolute!y necessary to sustain your body to endure the ri;ror-'i;s existence imposed upon you! Your wonderful self sacrifice, your courage and the energy of your ecu! jrive us strength to carry out the task which is imposed on us. hall brintr it to a yj.-ce.sfe1 end t That we feel cer-

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The confidence of the prisoner's wife is rrtiected in bis diary and his letters, lie continually Irterrupi his melancholy retlections with hop'frd anticipa tioos for tte future, as ia the follow iuj ntry: WRt?xrsstT. t'zr I-S. j Cictant rains; sxifliD, h-avy. a-ne irritating: waih-r. Oh. my n-rves. he t'rfy icakr w ut terl Tq think t;iat n-. bc? r.erz? c4 mind -tJ tex!y can prulcng toi di ir by intbea ta a ii.iTTitf?. I But I will have ir da yet. Thr n;Hor ol th lr:fariMua crimt wi'l a-;ir!y te mirrAiti uw day. X. if 1 ba.l b-i.l ot him Ut r. Be ir;r.ui! 1 jvool'J Btalie tiira uadtrvo ivik t the torture which b ha osaie nje encore. I woui-i tttt oat Cut h.art Wiihout ii; ! 4ii last came the new trial, with its reei.mniendation to mercy and the freedam of the prisoner. His explanation of the reasons why be accepted the pardon, which was extended en condition that he should withdraw his detrnnd fr a r-rSsinn of the sent en co.

Js stated at length. At first, he says, lie litsitat:d tu withdraw the demand. iSUhoufrii he exK'cttd nothing from it. fl had no need of pardon. I thirsted jfor Justice." j Hut his brother represented to h!ni jthat his health, already shaken, left little hope that he could resist much longer under the conditions In which he would le plai-ed; that liberty would Rive hi:n greater opiHjrtnnity to strive for the reparation of the judicial error pf which he was still the victim, since ft would Kive him time, and time was the only object of his appeal to the mil itary tribunal of revision. Mathieu added that the withdrawal of the demand was counseled and approved by he men who had been, in the press and before the world, the chief claimants pf the Ireyfus cause. "Finally I thonfrht of the sufferings ijf my wife and family, of the children ivhom I hnd not yet seen and whose fnemory had haunted me day and night since my return to France. Aei-onling-ly I agreed to withdraw my appeal, but at the snnie time specified unmistakably my absolute and unchangeable Intention to follow up the legal revision of the sentence of Iieimes." NEW INDIAN PROBLEM. Tcachern From Rrarrvatloni to lie Kent to the Philippine. That the Taft commission has decid ed upon comprehensive plans for Improvement and education in the Philip pines is indicated by the fact that a request has been addressed to the educa tional division of the bureau of Imlian affairs for suggestions and the recommendation of competent instructors for the natives, writes the Washington cor respondent of the New York Press. The ijeipiest has raised the question wheth er the solution of the Indian question in the I'nited States by education and assimilation is to lie adopted in tlie Philippines. O ulcers of the Indian office are dis cussing every phase of the subject with a view to giviiiir Intelligent assistance. From the teachers and superintendents of the Indian reservations it is proba ble that several competent employees will be selected to go to the Philippines and engage in the education of the sav age and semisavnge people of the archi pelago. It Is probable, after sending a few of the reservation teachers who have dealt with the lowest type of the Indian to the Philippines for prelimina ry work, that more ambitious work will be attempted. If the policy decided up on by this government toward the Phil ippines will permit nud the future appropriations of congress are sufficiently liberal, something in the way of indus trial education may be attempted in the Philippines like in tire big Indian schools of Pennsylvania, New Mexico and Kansas. Skilled employees of tlie educational division of the bureau of Indian affairs may be -sent to the Philippines in the summer with an idea of investigating conditions there among the island tribes and determining to what extent the Indian system can be applied. A MATHEMATICAL PRODIGY. Wonderful Feats Attributed! to fin Indiana. Man. The claim is now made that Arthur Griffith, the Indiana mathematical prodigy, excels In his work P.uxton, the Englishman. (Jrirtith now has 8 differ ent methods of his own for addition, 10 for division and (H for multiplication. says a Richmond (Ind.) dispatch to the New York Times. He can take any number, it Is said, between 070 and t.oOO and raise it to the fifth power in ;;) seconds without the use of either pencil or paper. Griffith can add mentally three col umns at a time, it is asserted, divide any set of figures or multiply any set of ngures in rrom one to 4tj seconns anil extract square and cube roots in from 3 to 15 seconds. He retuetuliers every problem that he works. The hardest test which he has yet been given, so he claims, is to stand and see a freight train pass with 20 or 30 cars and then tell the number of each car jn their order and specify to what road each lielonged. i P.esides being a wonder in mathematics, Griffith Is fairly well educated in the common school studies. He cau jread. write and spell and can carry ou an intelligent and interesting conversation. He knows the name and length tf every railroad in the country, and besides being about 40 per cent ahead of Ruxton in the line of mathematics he is at least 00 per cent ahead of him in other studies. WE LEAD ALL NATIONS. I nited State In a Fair Way to Ootstrip World's Greatest Povrern. ! The London Statist, the leading financial paper of England, in a recent Issue said: i Practically we shall have the same group of financiers in control of the great Industrial corporations in the United States, cf the great lines of railway from the Atlantic to the Pacific and of the lines of steamships crossing the Pacific to China. India. Australia the lines crossing the Atlantic to Europe and Africa and the lines to the east and west coasts of South America. ! "If these vast plans for controllin the production of the United States and the means of transport to the markets of the world can le consummated and effectively carried out. the United States will become the most powerful and most wealthy country in the world. The qnestion is. Are these plans too vast to lie carried out by any group of : individuals, however eminent and abler World Bisseat Theater. The new theater In Pari? is the lar gest one In the wor."" In all it covers three acres. S erratic .ew York r,:t, . i R(isoo says that for the present Sey moarwUI be played la the outfield ant Wlll be Used nrtnftn Li. v. ; wore on me

A PERSEVERING MONKEY. Irof-or Garner- Story of Xelll aad the Matrhboi. Monkeys are always happy if they have plenty to eat and something to play with. Professor Ii- L. Gainer. In his "Atm-s and Monkeys, saya that he recalls no investment which ever yielded a greater return in pleasure than a certain Pule ticket uiatea safe, which cost St cents. He gave it to a little monkey, Nellie by name, after putting into it a small key to make It rattle and some bits of candy. She rattled the box and found much pleasure in the noise. I showed her how to press the spring In order to open the 1.. but her little black fingers were cot strong enough to release the spring. However, she eatisht the Idea and knew that the spring was the secret which lu l l the Ikix closed. When she

found that she could not ojn it with her ungers. she tried it with her teeth. Failing ia this, she turned to the wall. and. standing upright ou the top of her cage, she took the tmx in both hands and struck the spring against the wall until the lid tiew open. She was perfiit'.y delighted at the result, and fur the hundredth time at least I cl. sed the box for her to open it again. The next time Nellie received the match safe she was in her cage, and through its meshes she could uot reach the wall. She had nothing against which to strike the sprim.- to force It open. After looking around and striking the twix several times against the wires of the cage, slie discovered a block of wood a!"ut six Inches square. She took this and mounted her perch. P.alancing the block oa the terch, she held it with the left foot, while with the right foot she clung to the ierch. 'With her tail wound around the meshes of the cage to steady herself, she carefully adjusted the matchbox in such a manner as to protect her fingers from the blow. Then she struck the spring against the block of wood, and the lid flew open. She fairly screamed with delight as she held up the box. Art Criticism. T3f First Critic There's that fellow Jinks' picture. He owes me a dollar. I think it's crude, don't you? Second Critic Yes. He owes me $2. I think It's the worst piece of work I've ever seen. New York Eveuin' Journal. VISIT WINONA LAKE. An Attractive Summer Haven tor Rest. Recreation. Entertainment. Winona Tjake, Ind.. on the Penn sylvania Lines, is an attractive sum mer haven for persons who desire to combine devot ion, entertainment and instruction with rest and rec-reatioe. This resort is the site of Winona As sembly and Summer School, and is annually visited by many persons who are strengthened in mind bv the excellent facilities for educational work, and invigorated in body by the boalthyivinjj influences for which Winona Lake is famous. The season of 11MII will open May 15. Commencing on that date excursion tickets with fifteen-day limit will tie on sale via Pennsylvania Lines. They may be obtained dnrinjrMay, June, July and August. The sale of season excursion tickets will also beo;in May 13 and continue daily until September 14. Excursion tickets will be good returning until September 17. Full information about the attractions at "Beautiful Winona." its assembly a.nd summer school, etc., will be cheerfully furnished all who address Mr. Sol C. Dickey, secretary, Winona Lake, Indiana. Inquiries about excursion rates, time of trains, etc., should be addressed to passanoer and ticket agents of the Pennsylvania Lines, or Frank Van Dnsen, chief assistant general passenger agent, Pittsburg. Pa. Roosters often crow over eggs they did not lay. Same with people who -ell an imitation Rocky Mountain tea, made famous by the Madison Me icine Co. 's advertising. 35c. Ask your druggist. Shudders at His Past. 4iI recall now with horror," says Mail Carrier Iiurnett Mann of Levanaa, O., "my three years of suffering from kidney trouble. I was hardly ever free from dull aches or acute pains in my back. To stoop or iift snail sacks made me groan. I felt tired, worn out, about ready to give up, when I began to use Electric Bitters, but six bottles completely cured me and made me feel like a new man." They "re unrivaled to regulate stomacb, liver, kidneys and bowels. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by A. G. Luken & Co. Only 50 cents. Executors Sale. lathe ffLalter of the estate of Sarah Motmt, deceased. Wayne circuit court of Indiana. NetK-c i h-Teby given that by virtue of the last of Sarah MoTtitt, deceased, the undersigned executors theieof wi2 expose at puUic saie, cm the premises, to be gold, in the cirv of Richmond, Wayne cMintv, iiidtaaa, on MAY 15, A. D.. iijoi, between lfce hours of 2 o'clock p. m , and 5 n' clock p m.. a -d day. the certain tract of real estate win ateii in tie city of K ichmood in Wayne county, stale of Indiana, described as totiows to-n it : Lots No. ?3. Jti. 4 45. 6, 47 and 4 in that part of the aid dry laid out bv WUuam K Maniey. and teas No. t - 3 and 4 in said executors subdircsi.m of lots No. 31.33 ad part of 43 laid out by said Maniey Saii ion- are ail situated west of the iivcr and the sale w iitv'TBoiK:e on the premises at 2 o'ctw k p. m The K; w " real estate is situate 1 east of the river and no th of the Pittsburg. C incianati Chicago ft St Loftis railroad : Lots No 20. ai. and 2j laid out bv said executors on the south side of o- J street ; !rs N ao.ad at onriiescuth stdeef north i street Lai oufbv Hug-h Momtt: lot 49 on the west side of north twelfth street, near north J street, laid out by Hugh M TU: lot No. 1 laid out br Etraice MorBrt. southwest corner of north H and north thirteenth ;rerrs. 1 be sale of the said lots east of the river wiii be feerweea 3 '?o and 5 o'clock p. nt.. on the premises. pea v terms and conditions fotiowxng, to-wit : i )r-th3r4 c the purchase money to be paid cask in fa-i on the day of saie, one-third m one year, and oae-thnc in two years from the day of sae The purchaser A1 be required to execute his notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest at the rate of six per cesm per annum f .nom the day of saie, and providinira the fftavment of h e per cent, attorney's tees, aad waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws- and ta the nsual bankmg orm tn other respects', and a execute a mortgage oa tae real estate said to hiss 10 secure the payment of said motes and attorney's feea. if said real estate is not sold at pnbhc airctwii oa said clay, it will he held thereafter by said executor for private sale, an the same terms naul noid. Efi Stubbs. Lewis D. Srubbs, Eaacoton. Theodora K. Woodhurst, aactUBeer, tri&utjw .

OLD GERMAN BAPTISTS.

Excursions to Annual Mrvtlng at Cerro Gordo ia Pennsylvania Lines. May U to 27th, inclusive, tickets will be sold to Cerro Gordo. 111., via Pencsvlvania Lines. Return tickets will be accepted until June 4th. Extension of return limit: ly deposit of ticket and pay meut cf fifty cents to Joint Agent at Cerro UorUo on or before June lid, an extension of return limit mav be obtained to leave Cerro tJorda r,ot later than Jace 30th. For particulars see Ticket A rents of Penusvlvauia Lines. Arrangements have been made to run special coaches through from Camden to Cerro Gordo via Logansport and Wabah R R. on Train No. 41, Saturday, May '-'5th. which will enable passengers from Richmond Division points to make the journey without changing cars. Take Rocky Mountain tea. Se it exterminate poison. Feel it revital. ze your bloi-d and nerves and bring back that happy, j oyous feeling ot boyhood rays. -5c. Ask your drutrgist. Bridges rivers, tunnels mountains, builds cities, gathers up the scattered rays tf one's ability. That's what ItiH-ky Mountain tea does. U5e. Ask your druggist. Home Seekers' Excursion viaPennsylvan a Lines. Low rate Home-Seekers' excursion tickets to the west and south will b sold via Pennsylvania Lines M:iy 7, 21, June 4th and ISth. Particular information about fares, through time and other details will be furnished vpou application to passenger and ticket agents of the Pennsylvania Lines. Chautauqua Lake is ou the Akron Route. Tickets to thi popular resort are now on sale at reduced rates. Reduced Fares to lnUlanapolls via Pennsylvania Lines. For meeting of I. O. O. F. grand !Klge and Rcbekah Assembly of Indiana, r-xcursion tickets will be sold from ticket stations on the Pennsvlvai i Lines in Indiana beyond 7.r miles of Indianapolis m May 2Uh ind 21st; and from stations within 75 miles of Indianapolis on May 20th, 21st and 22d,gond returning Friday, Mav 24 tn. Ten days stop-over at UtdTalo may tie secured on all tickets over the Akron iloute to eastern ixiints, ;.ncliiding New Vol k, by p yment of f 1 ti joint agent at Hiitlaio. It Saved Mis Leg. P. A. Daiiforth of LaGraue G:i. sulTered for s x mouths w u h a frightful running mhv on h s leg; but writes that Ihn-klen's Arnica Salve wholly cnretl it in live days. For Ul cers, Wounus, t'lies, its tne tK'st salve in the world. Cure guaranteed Only 2'ks. Sold bv A. G. Luken & Co. CHU.H FSTffl'f ' NGLISH EfiriYROYAL PILLS 4 g vi f,r ("Hlf 'lliTMi'S KN(LS11 Vvj I'Stftft-rrona iabsl Jt Mtton- l-Mliav-it1 avoJ "Kt-ltVf for l.adla-." wm ic'tr br rl.n Mi.ll. 1 tl.ixiu TestiKHiiiia.1.. Sotd by all Drucitu. klh.ir hr-tU.1 i MoaUoa U.U pmi . JCavdUM emu..rv FUiLA, FA. PUBLIC NQTIGE V'o wish to annonnm Ut th pooplo o this vicinity that wo havo secured the Agftacy for G. E. Carter's Czfarrh Cure A positive euro for Nasal Catarrh, Cold In the Mead, Sore throat. Inflamed and Swollen Tonsils, All Catarrhal Throat Troubles, dofegad Nostrils, Excessive Nasal Discharges, Hacking Cough. Dr, Choking Feeling. This remedy has been a siirija) and instant -ras succrss It is soothing ia its action, and oduces on its first application a sonsat ion of vihtf ul relief and benefit. Instantly kills the Hacterinl Gortn, which produci-s Cfitarrh of the Koad, Nose and Throat, and ovontually loads to such serious tronblos aa A'thma, Consumption, Latrnitis, Bronchitis, and many otimr diswasps too numerous to mention. Can be used by the tnost delicate persons or children without harmful or nauseous resuiu. PRICE EOC. AND tl.OO. The $1.00 sizo contains two and on-ha!f times the quantity of tho "0c sizn. C. E. CARTER & CO.. 71 VY. Jackson St.. CHICAGO. BEAUTY, 21 C0NQUER06 BELLAVITA Arsftil.- Keanty TaiUets and Pills. A pnr fctiy --ife snrt rajMDt..1 treatmimt forali eitii ii-irders, Rfrttores the biocm ot outh to lsd.d lacrs :0 d-iys' treatnnt &)cr3il days' 1.0U, by mai? vml f.ir rirrp'n r. Addmsa. IfclUT lfclta.C0-, Cliaur- lackaaa Sts.. Cwkaj Sold bvA. G. I.nkpn & Co., Main stroft. and Cnrmp & Co., 415 nortb eighth street, Richmond L.-..al f i " "4 in ft'in .0 trxmiV"L p r n n 1 r h . tj r. r a t 'i - i -iis it uiHovQiri, r ttttti t 1. a.c-r t di u c o o I DiTA . on-trtDaTe-ui rQt W- 4J9t"t- t'Hl V 8. . w-T; t in ! wraPO. 4j- : j V - K a (at ,,r S rultm : TV fc "Sfr-fi wt -ji Tiaii Don't Be Fooledi lake the genuine, original ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Made only hy Madison Medicine Co.. Madison. Mis. It keeps you well. Our trade mark cut an each package. rrice. 35 cents, flver sold in bulk. Accept no substlie. Ask our drujiist. MCONAII'1 paper Hanging g Painting ED. LAMB, 1105 Cress Hal Street. Home Phone 6 S.K. MORGAN TELEPHONE 718. Employm9nt, Real Estate, Information, Abstractor, Insuranca, and Notary Work ... O. B. MORGAN. Practical Plumber and Ga Fitter, 8tfc nd N. g St,. RkhmoTid, laL

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BR OLIO -PEPSIN NOTE THE WOaO PEPSIN.. ID17C Headache, S!awpln OUn CO Injigettion. Nrounw DrMillU 10at. CS m SO. H.II.Meeuhoff SAX1TA11V Steam and Hot Water Heating: sewi.i.a(.e, irrc. See us for Estimates. I'huiie 4S. t S Nintb A CLEAN SWEEP is made bv our laundrv workers. Ivach one is an enemy of dirt and stilled in the art that yives a lieautiful tiuish to each atlicle. See if our words are not true. Send the next lot of wash to Tlie'Kicliiuoiirt Stenm Lauudry. and on its return notice particularly.the tine quality of the work. D. W. WALTERS Pre BIS MAIM ft DOMESTIC' STAMOARD, ana MEW H JME WHITE Sewing Machines. Machines for Reut. Needles, and Repairn. R M LACEY Summer Resorts on the G. R. & I. 'The Fishinj Line." Tin1 P.iw-iif-r lifrtm'n( of Ihe Orod Rupidi Oi lll'll n- K;titav li: )S.-UI1 a rfi-la(i ImmMH -i tu!l "MH-)itHti in Hmnnn r.' Iltnl i:onlMitii "itO I'M tur- ii r-4.i is i Vril-rn M H-liman: lim-r.-sr-hik iiilorm.-ilmit g)Vn uUtttt llifm 4Miiinr r-rt: Petoskey Bay View Harbor Springs Harbor Point Wequetonslng Hoaring Bmok f mmet Beach Walloon Lake Mackinao Island Traverse City Neahtawanta Omena Korthport North port Point Edgearood and other point It i i 1 in i 1 11 a li!"t f hfi-ln and tirir,linff lKii-e-111 Norilrt'in M ini.Mll. with Tttfir mtr i.v 1le 1hi vi.i-K.aixl t;iwsnyi-i liirow Irom tiw i tti Msi )Milll til iliv M 1I)(- WrSU This booklet will be tent free iifM.n n.ii'-l i" C. 1.. L K'KH'OOB.itfn'l Pii- -nVt ami 1 u-ht-l Ay;i-iit, (jrratMj Ki"'m, Mwh. Th nmliU'f tram m-iwiuie viw-w mlo ftl'-t .Innf '. Tiini- enrds mtui tuU mf'-r nut n r'i;-irdinif fi'iiii-.-iioii th 'v.rtiilri'l Exri-w" nii i:jI r-ar servK-, a ii i -ni, and a-si iIhih-i" ! j1hu a ciiiniMrtaiife tr p vtn thiGRAND RAPIDS V INDIANA RAILWAY r THE AKRON ROUTE TO BUFFALO STOP-OVERS ALLOWED at Chautauqua Lake at the Pan-American Exposition and Niagara Falls on ali Tickets to bastern Points incloding Canadian Resorts a.KJ Sm York. t lnnaji Bufw Ii r?ij iiwnm I trsnas bu.J ) BaiiJ & sa 1 IX, ua 1 M sa Lr. IIKii.?i4IS r3. It. feitMrffi - l.l!H .-... - If. filTiui " Lr. IEi: . " li.tii:iu ttH Lr. iVum. ira) 4ii mi ' S-3) aa V4aa L.A fm Lusaa &aS aa s-lSaa J aa l.-tcpa sla pa 12iil ar. Uii 1 Maaiaa- i j ar. JIS?Ts.T5 i osa U ai. BUFFALO " i THE PAW-ftMERIC EXPRESS rana daily -Th riiimaa tnTn&ii 4 ar rrjia 1 Ti-i.r. r xliTrmgh imyum to Itstfsw I'mnsj.Tarua lnrat- ar sett and tea ta.bana'43. to Coiamkan. Ixmikabnt Bajrfne and Miutirx tax, finpn-tnns Ccames a4 Paiiman iMttxax Cars ttrwarh aa a and trscn from Coiamho, U KaflaiO. THE BUFFALO EXPRESS ma oafly srtth Pnitmaa Bpes rar an lnOianaKj to Coiambaa and Ijiimaa sitnwt Car from Cojaantioa to Basaja. Faff arrarauoaa BllHWrf caanf r aMreuiaf aajr Aftst at B J

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TI9IIS TABLE. la Effect Sunday, Nov. 25, 1900. rraloa raa by oaatrai star ! a -a Urn. Ial.aat U'O - art Anrfe HasnOm A Ctadaaad ' js a a Cwnnnsa Amu oilaooa..,. asoaai f xf a Hamilton A Ciacsaaso.. , ananas lineasa Ii. k. t L Cta. Acc. . ia im yap m Iw4ImbM Um. Nw York A St Lmu MaU 4 jj a sa 15 p sa 4 Lmu Li 4a f.asa Indiaaauott Ace a a a as u p a Nnr iwiaMHnuiMut .10 mih 4 j r as New York A St Louis k-p. aawpat io 00 a m S Lotus Luniwd MaJ... ura isspas iw Yoik A St L. rail Mail tup psaasa CM Liae. Loaa-ort Ace toon f 00 n a Ciucaa r sl Mail A Kay.. .... 1 iwia kb m a Utuawri Aa. rusa aaoasa Cta. Ciucaco Nicht kap. nijsa Ua Daytea A Aeaia Una. Xania Spc'&i. A Cols. Ac jitaa ta a) a at I lay tun Xatua Coluathus 10 03 m to is asa tHiysvw t ins New Vote.. s a n to 15 asa Coin. 11 tu. A New Vtfta- jorat tiajpat t lran A Xania Aoc 5 10 p at wojta New York Laautad ... 51 r at 4 at a at Piaaa. Uraaaa A Caiaaiba Line. St Ixna a New York Mad.. J so a at 4 o at luJ,4a. & CoU. A.-c .to 1$ a at 1 05 a as rua A Kaat Mail Kap J 45 P ,x Laus tamitwd Wail.... , . . . a yo p sa Brand Raalda A Indiana Ry. rt H-ayn A Urand Kautds Ace. j to a at lof a tn-and Ka1Js 4k Mack ilau...n sop as to oa a a? Nortnlaad Kayr . tl P a J t at lilr All othar trains daily raoaot ouadaak J. A. Gima, Stahoa atastar. C W. XWr. 1 kkrt Ataat. Cincinnati. Richmond Muncie R. R. Passenger Sohedule In Efteet Thursday Ftkrutn SB. tBOI. N.. a. No. i. 41 SO tn (K.d pin V K T 06 na 110 im F J ! 7:-W m a.OO .m Lettra Rn-ltnion.! 9:1a am ' b-uiith KkIiiihiuJ ....tl Alain " W'oilf . " Druli-y " Uvwtou 5nt ' vt tu .... . " Kiuhoil s ;7 am 10 IS am Arrive CiHUi lirMamti o via (..ti a 1 10 J7 am. " Cm'ti viae U. a 1 ' ..it.. . am No. I. No. i. Leare Cm"ti i C. H T. v It.Hinil n vial... U. a . H. 4: to ttll 6 Ul m 6 is pin " i.iu.k tiro 6 Ul m S:'t0 arr " Kluiiell els pm :) am A iita F 10 am " litin i pin 6 M am " iTiilry K:a6am lv.,11.- F arrira fv.iilli H' Ihihu.1 5 to 'iu 8 54 am " Ki. hui.uJ .. O.0U um iasj am F. Sup for F-niwenfciT. CRAM. Train lily. JOHN J. ARCHER, B. Paaa. At. W. I. ALLEN, tVeo'l Mr. - Richmond and Dayton Ixare Rk-timomi via I't'C Si I. K c.i 10 am 410 m leavp Ktn via Ittiloni Wr!Urii 1 ra. uon t'-o SO am 4 411 .m Arnw U-tyiou. II 00 iu S.un m tBTlHKIMI Leave Ivlon via Iivton A Wetf rn Tractiou (11 1:U m 111 (10 am . mi imu u 00 i-in Uhiv Km. u via P C C A SI I. K -Vu I0 .m U n.mt ti 47 im lo.d inn Arrive Kii huiouil via l' O O A Si 1. Ky I0 ?5m l'i n. 7.J0 fin 1IH0 im asvait or raats. Koun l trip. Itlclunonil an.l Kalon, via I. C. C -vl. Hv Kouti.l trip, hjuu and I h ti. ia 1. & W. 'lTMI'tlon t-U .... . ............ Roiiait irip, Ki. limoti.l nud Dayton l 70 Cincinnati Northern R. R. Trains pass West Manchester daily eacept Sunday as follows; North Bound. South Bound. No. 10 : 50 a in No, 3. ........ .9:1 a at Not. 3 and 4 run only between Cincinnati and Van Went. Nui. 1 and run through tielween C'tiK-tnnatl and Jaeksoa. T. C. M. Sohindlar, O. P. A. 1oi bix. Ohio. FIRE ALARM BOXKS. FIRST DISTRICT. South of Main, West of Seventh Street. 12, First anil south C, Piano factory 18, Second and south B, 11, Fourth ami south I) 15, 1, 18, Fifth and south B Fifth and south H Seventh and south C SECOND DISTRICT. South of Main, between 7th and 11th rstii. 21, Fighth and Main 23 FZihth and south E 24, 25. 2, 27, 28, Seventh and south G Ninth and south A Tenth and south C Kleventh and Min Fileventh ami south J THIRD DISTRICT. South of Main, Kast of Eleventh Street 81, Twelfth and south B 82, Twelfth and south K 84, 85, 37, F'ourteenth and Main Fourteenth and south C Fdjjhteenth and south A Twentieth and Main FOURTH DISTRICT. North of Main, West of 10th t. to River. 41, Third and Main, Robinson's shop. 42, Third and north C 43, City Building, Fire Headquarters 45, Gaar, Scott &. Co 4, 47. 48. No. 1 hoste hou.se, north 8th istrett Champion Mills Tenth and north I FIFTH DISTRICT. West Richmond and Sevastoriol. 6. West Third and Chestnut 61, 62, 63, 64. West Third and National road West Third and Kinsey West Third and Richmond avenue Karl ham College State and Boyer 65, 6tf, Grant and Ridge 67, Hunt and Maple 68, Grant and Shervlan 6, Bridge avenue. Paper Mill IXTH DltTRICT. North of D Street, East of Tenth Street 61, Railroad Shops 2, Hutton's Coffin Factory 6:t, Ifooskr Drill Works 64, Wayne Agricultural Works , Richmond City Mill Works tVS, Westcott Carnage Co 67, Thirteenth and north II SEVENTH DISTRICT. Between Main and North D sts, R of ,10th 7, Ninth and north A 71, Eleventh and north B 72, F'ourteenth and north C 73, No. S hose house, east end 74, Eighteenth ami north C 75, Twenty -second and north E SPECIAL! SIGWALS. 2 2-2 Patrol call 1-2-1 Fire out 5-3-3 Fire pressure 3 Fire pressure off 10-10-10 Natural gas off 10 Natural pas on STYLE IN HARNESS is like action in the horse it gives distinction to your turnout, ami on the plan of 'fine feathers making tine tird'" gives ttyle JLt your hore if be doesn't possess it. Safety, reliability. st lea ami beauty sre combined in our fine harness. A harness bought from oar stock yon can always depend upon in any emergency. THE WIGGINS CO. 509 Main St.

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