Richmond Palladium (Daily), 3 June 1904 — Page 4

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM. FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1904.

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James R. Hart. Editor. s M. Rutherford. Business Manager John S. Fltzglbbons. City Editor.

MISTAKEN IDHrT'TY.

The FnninuN fuse of LMurques oi (he Lyons !tt:t... The most famous of all casos of mis taken identity is that of Losunjues charged with t!:o rooln -vy and murder of the courier of the Lyons mall, which has been so vividly brought home to us through the dramatic play based upon it. Lesurques was positively identified as a man who had traveled by the mail coach, and he was in due course convicted. Yet at the eleventh hour a woman came into court and declared his innocence, swearing that the witnesses had mistaken him for another. Duboscq, whom lie greatly resembled. She was the eonlklant of one of the gang who had planned and carried out the robbery. But her testimony, although corroborated by other confederates, was rejected, and Le-ourques received sentence of death. Lesurques died protesting his innocence to the last. Four years elapsed before I)u-

boscq was captured. In the interval others of the gang had passed through the hands of the police, but the prime mover was only now taken. Even then he twice escaped from prison.

When finally he was put on his trial and the judge ordered a fair wig, such as Lesurques had worn, to be placed on his head, the strange likeness was immediately apparent. He denied his guilt, but was convicted and guillotined. Thus two men suffered for one olTen.se.

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One Cent Claims A2.ai.1nt I'ncle Sam. There have been several one cent claims against the United States government. One was by the Southern racilic, which submitted a bill of $5.20

lor hauling government freight. It was a bond aided road, only part of its bills against the government being 1 paid in cash, the rest going to the railroad's credit on the bonds. In this case its credit was $o.28 and its cash a cent. Another government obligation . of a single cent was in favor of a chemical company which for some un- ' explained reason agreed in a public competition to supply 10.892 pounds of ethyl ether for a cent. The offer was accepted. There were nine signatures, one that of a rear admiral, on the paper 1 elating to the establishment of this claim, and the warrant for payment had to be signed by several persons.

Quotations From 0. G. Murray's ExchangeClosing Prices Chicago Market. Wheat. July 80 1-8 Sept 82 7-8 Corn. July 51 1-8 Sept 49 4-8 Oats. July 40 3-8 Sept 31 Pork. July 11.65 Sept 11.87 Lard. July 0.47 Spare Pdbs. July 0.72 Sept 6.90 Card of Thanks. We desire to express ouur heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness shown us during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Wm. Tate and Family. VISITS OLD HOME. (Cambridge City Tribune.) Vv ill Cunning-han., superintendent of 'he C.aypnol Hotel at Indianapolis, .-ent a few hours here, last atird.iv. vlile en route to Newcastle If vi' it Ms mother, fl.id ;ster. Twenty y.-ars fgo, whom' the ':-'bridge tit y baM loam made its fanou. record as t!;e 'liampioti amateur leair. of Indiana, "Wriiam was a rn?ii:hor t t'u rganiz.'pon, successful ; playing the important place of cat-h.,.r. He "n liis houi-s here last Sat irday ' cry pleasant! with his oil i-'uh associ atos, B. F. Drischel, Dm-las Hollowell, J. hn Toms and o'hers, in talking ov-r the c-perie .es a d cnioy .renis of lose liapp eventful days

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OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12 a. m. 7 to 8 p. m. 2 to 4 p. m.; SUNDAY 9 to 12 colonial Building. 7th and Main Sts.

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SCIENTIFIC GLASS FITTING

' 50c Taffeta Silks in all colors and fancy dots at 32y2c per yard. ;- , Another lot of the 75c quality Silk in all colors at only 4Sc, 36 in -wear guaranteed. Black Taffeta .Bargain at $i.G9. This sale price at only per yd $1.25. Now is your time to get your silk for your summer shirt waist suits. Come early and get first choice. New Crash Suitings, regular 25c value, at only 19c per yard. See our window filled with skirts, any of them worth $1.00 for the balance of his week . at 69c eaoli. In our Grocery Department we offer you the same low prices as ever. Nice, large Yellow Lemons 15c doz. Nice solid, hard potatoes, $1.20 per

bushel.

The finest, sweetest and best country butter 16c per lb. , . New Potatoes 40c per peck. Peas 30c small measure. Green Beans 25c half peck. Nice Crisp Square Crackers 5c lb. Nice line of Vegetables always on hand. Just a few more of the Famous Mexican Oranges 15c per doz. Come to the Department Store before you make your purchases, we will save you money. Stamps with every sale. SPECIAL ! SPECIAL I Double Stamps on the Dry Goods side Saturday. Store open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights.

TheMODEIPMlFI? STOBE 411-415 MAIN ST Both Phonss

The duality Yi.u Want You may not be able to judge meats but we are. We'll tell you which is good and why it is good. We'll sell you only the right kind, We provide the Best Meats sold anywhere. We are just as anxious for good meats as you and our experience protects you. P.J. MILES. 929 Main St.

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CHAS. H. SMITH & CO. Still the Sale Goes On, and Bargains Upon Bargains are Found at This Sale.

Bath Robe3 $2.50 upward.

Ladies' Suits $5.00 upward. White Shirt Waists 50c upward. Walking Skirts $2.75 upward. Shirt Waist Suits $1.50 upward. Silk Eton $2 00 upward. Covert Jacket $3.50; regular $9.00.

Dimity Long Kimonas 79c. Dressing Sacques 42c. White and blk Lace Gloves 42c, reg. 75c Black Belts 15c and 25c. Ladies' White Aprons 19c.

Ladies' Stocks 15c.

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A Gormandizer. Some years ago the late Marquis of

Queensherry made a hot of 1.0(30 guineas that, he would produce a man who would o.it more at a meal than any Sir John Lade could find. The : but hoins accepted, the time was ap- J

pointed, hut his lordship not being able to attend the exhibition he wrote to his agent to know the result and presently received the following note: My I.ord I have not timf to situ to rwr.

tlculars, but rm-roly to acquaint your j

grace that your m;in beat hid antagonist by a pig and an apple pie.

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Too I'naiiimoaM. "Talk about men being lords of creation! Why, I can twist that husband of mine around my little finger." "Yes, I suppose so. He's rather small, isn't he, and quite slender?" ''Small and slender? He isn't any such thing. There's enough of hiin. let me tell you, to make a million such husbands as yours." Chicago Tribune.

Flrnt ( nxe of See Serpent. Adam hastily made an inscription in his diary. "I want it to go on record," he explained, "that we had the first case of see serpent ever known." Feeling he had the bulge on the rest of humanity, he strutted about with a satisfied air. New York Herald.

AN EDITOR'S EXPERIENCE In the Treatment ot Humours with More Than Magical Effect with

CUTICURA REMEDIES.

More Definite Information Wanted. "Now, William," said the man of business to the otfice boy, "I am going out to get shaved." "Please, sir," said the boy, hesitating, 'if any one calls and wants to know where you are will I say you've gone to the barber's or down to Wall Street?" Yonkers Statesman.

No one is a fool ahyays; every one ometimes. McCall's Magazine. The QneMIon of Fertilisers. ' High grade fertilizers are the cheap, eat The Connecticut station, summarizing its analyses last year, said: "Dollar for dollar, the buyer gets more than twice as much plant food in special manures which cost $oS to .$40 per ton than in those which he can buy for $2.". Goods which are cheap are made cheap by taking out nitrogen and potash and filling vith phosphoric acid." The same truth is emphasized by other experiment stations and state fertilizer inspectors. In other words, When buying from reputable concerns, you get just what you pay for, whether It's fertilizers or anything else. American Agriculturist. -

A Remarkable Testimonial from a Most Intelligent and Trustworthy Lady. " A tnmor came on my neck and In a day or two it was as large as half an orange. I was very much alarmed for fear It was malignant. My friends tried to pcrsnade me to consult my physician ; bat dreading that he would insist on using the knife, I would not consent to go. Instead, I got Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Ointment. I took the former according to direc tions, and spread a thick layer of the

Ointment on the swelling. On renewlng It I would bathe my neck In very warm water and Cuticura Soap. In a few days the Cuticura Ointment had drawn the swelling to a head, when it broke. Every morning it was opened with a large sterilized needle, squeezed and bathed, and fresh Ointment pat on. Pus and blood, and a yellow, cheesy, tumorous matter came ont. In about three or four weeks' time this treatment completely eliminated the tumor. The soreness that had extended down into my chest was all gone, and my neck now seems to be perfectly well. "About Are or six years ago my sister had a similar experience, used the Cuticura Remedies with magical effect. I am willing you should use my testimonial, with the further privilege of revealing my name and address to such persons as may wish to substantiate the above statements by personal letter to me." Chicago, Nov. 12, 1902. old throughout the world. Cntlenra Resolvent, SDe. (In form ot Chocolate Coated PilU, 25c. per vis) of 60), Ointment. ie.. Soap, 2.5c. Depot, i Jondon, 27 Charterbonu Hq.i Parle, 6 Rue de la Pain Ho. ton, 137 Col umbo At. Potter Drue It C'hem. Corp., Sola Proprietor. , mfSoi fot "flow to Car terj Humour." --, -.. - f ..-, . ...'. ., ' '.tr - -fox -

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Monday, June 4th and 6th, will tell you how to do it.

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Take a glance down this list of BARGAINS :

The Supporter You Need Is the Foster Hose Supporter with GV2 inch Satin pad, all colors. This is the only supporter giving the correct Military figure. Special price for Saturday and Mday only 42c. Take a Buckle with You 1 Lot Belt Buckles all shapes, former price 25c and 35c. Special Price for Saturday and "Monday 10c. Goods for Shirt Waist Suits 1 Lot of Bonretta Cloth Zebol: .e and Hop Sacking in a Vari-ty of Colorings Just the thing for Waists and Wash Suits. Special Price, per yard 12 200 yards 32 inch India Madras Cloth, neat Patterns and colors for Saturday and Monday io go at, per yard VSV2C Ladles' Black Cotton Hose Ribbed Top lOc-Cood Valueue ..10c Ladies' Ribbed Vests 10c Pink and Blue Stuped 10c. Ladies' Lace Hose 19c Black. Pink, P!uo and Grey extra value only 19c Toilet Articles, Too One 15c Bottle Colgatj's Tooth Powder, One good 20c Tooth Brush Special Price for two days, all for 22c 1 Lot Hair Brushes -Cood Bristles, Solid Back, fine finished, worth double the price Special price for Saturday and Monday... 22c

Snowy Table Linen and Napkins 200 yds. Table Linen, 72 inch, regular 00c grade, marked for Saturday and Monday at yard 73c Last call on those $2.00 all Linen Napkins for only, doz $1.50. 300 yards All Linen Crash, IS inches wide. Special Price 7l2c Ladies' Silk Mitts 58c Elbo Lengths, i-egular 75c quau.ity. Special Price 58c Children's Hose 19eFie Ribbed Cotton Hose would be good value at 25c. Our Special Price 19c $1.00 Men's Ribbed Union Suiuts, extra quality, per suiut $1.00. These Hot Water Bottles are Good y2 Gross Hot Water Bottles 2 quts size White or Drab Cloth "inserted, best $1.25 bottle made Our Special Price for Saturday and Monday, Only 82c Goods of Sturdy Leather Traveling Bags, Suit Cases and Grips, All go at a Special Discount on Saturday and Monday. Pillow Tops Choice Lot Patterns in Pillow Tops. Special Price 38c. Men's Negligee Shirts 45c, White and Colored, Neat Designs and colors, Special Price 45c. 50c Men's Night Shirts, made of good quality Muslin with colored Trimmings 50c. $1.00 Men's Pajamas, Printed Cheviot and Madras Cloth,each $1

70c Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers (Bicycle Seat Drawers)

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The Ready Made Garment Departments at preesnt are at their best, your every hot weather need has been anticipated. SHIRT WAISTS and SHIRT WAIST SUITS $1.75 to $10. Are uppermost in the minds of the ladies. Here you will find a vast assortment of jaunty garments built for style and comfort too and priced so reasonably that anyone can afford to possess one. THE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT has many attractive values on its counters: The ora nnrJon htedlv T00Q Values.

Drawers r-nort okirts, ana corset vuvcib uu mio vc-x. i, -ujc v,w - - - t , Fhe Wash Goods Stock is of course always interesting to the ladies. It has never been more complete than O 0W Fab SrioVaVgydfsr and prices to choose from. A visit to this Department will dispel doubt as to what you Q should buy. SATURDAY AND MONDAY j j O

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