davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

George Miller. George Sheriff. and Oscar VI
Miller William j. Stitt 4 CO... wholesale deal.
ers in cofIees, spices and grocers' sundries al
l54 and 1876 street, made an assign.
ment yesterday. without preference. to Alex.
ander II. Gulick. They use the style Of The
Knickerbocker Mills. The liabilities are $50.
600 and the assets as much in bills receivable,
Will DO enough to pay creditors in full il they
are ienient.
Rothpletz 4 schipper bernhard RothpletzanJ
John + Schipperl, manufacturers Of perfnmrrJ
and, toilet specialries at ~ Leonard street,
made an assignment Yesterday 10 J. VI. SHs'la.
barger, Liabilities, $4,000; assets. $1,000.
Nathan Morris. dealer in Jewelry at ~ Bow
cry, made an assignment yesterday TO Edwin
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
DRUNKEN MAN WITH $4,000.
Believed to Have Robbed n Maine Race
track Owner of 01S. 600.

A man was found at the Bowery and Broome
street on Saturday night helplessly intoxi-
Gated. and was taken to the Mulberry street
police station by Roundsman OrBrien. When
searched s.. 0 and a quantity OF jewelry were
found in his pockets. He gave the name OF
George wilkins next day. and was committed
for three days OH a charge OF intoxication by
Magistrate Olmsted in the Centre Street
Court.
messy in the meantime started to INVESTIGATES
tho source of Wilkins's money, which he could
not account for, and finally Identified him as
been wanted since August lasC on a charge Of
robbing T. j. O'Neill of Portland, Me. OF
O'Neill. ~
The latter has been notified to come to this
city. and II he identifies the prisoner as Gibson
on the present charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

Coffee was strengthened by small receipts pointing
10 only b,oOo.o 900 for three months. against q, $50, 600
for 4 like period last year, The worlds stock is
low and present receipts disappointing,
aIc. Roain was steady at S1.i5s$i. so for common
TO good strained.
PRovIsIoSs-Lard WAS quiet; prime Western,
$5.32h; city, 50: Continental refined. S5.55. Pork
was quiet at 81; 1880 % for mess: Meats were quiet
as64c; do. shoulders, +4S4xc. Tallow. 35Sc.
Dressed hogs. 4H95Hc: ~Bntter-creamery. western.
extras, 23c.; do. frHts. 2o922c.; state. extras,
22G22H; do. hrsts.. 2o02l1{c. Cheese-state, full
cream. large. colored or white, fancy. sH9s5Sc.: do.
and Pennsylvania, average best. 28IS924c.; Western,
fresh gathered. frsts. 2ac. Chicago. Nov. -" Pro-
visions were iirmer on smaller hog receipts than ex-
pected, light offerings and covering of shorts"
SUGAR-Raw was firm at 4 5-18c. for 800 test, and
3 1870. for 800 test. Sales, 900 bags molasses
sugar, $50 test at 8 o-1oc. Refined was dun but
steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
FRANK MCGOWAN DrToRcE CASE.
An Effort to Get 1t from the New Jersey
Courts to the Supreme Court.

An Effort to Get 1t from the New Jersey
Courts to the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON. Nov. IAN effort is making to
get the famous Mcgowan divorce case from the
Court OF Errors and Appeals in New Jersey to
the Supreme Court OF the United States. At
%torneys for Mcgowan to-day filed with Justice
Shiras ar application for the issue Of a writ OF
error to bring up the case for review. The
ground OF the application is that under the
Constitution, OF the United States the State OF
New Jersey is required to give full faith and
credit to the decree of divorce granted by the
District Court OF, the Third District of Ok
Mary. i. Mcgowan. The application alleges
that both parties appeared in the Oklahoma
court, but that later Mrs. Mcgowan attacked
the Oklahoma decree In the New Jersey courts
in an action to set it aside and to compel Frank
Mcgowan to support her. The Court of Errors
and Appeals sustained her In that suit, and I'M
less the, Supreme Court Of the United States
sets aside its Judgment and decree. the app!i-
cation says. Frank Mcgowan will be without
relief,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
KoUTNIK TURNS UP ALIVE.
Went on n Wedding Trip Instead of Drown
ing in tho Hackensnck.

Went on n Wedding Trip Instead of Drown
ing in the Hackensack.
William c.. Koutnik Of Spring streetand High
point avenue. West Hoboken. who was said to
have been drowned on Aug. 25. while fishing
in the Hackensack River. returned to his home
yesterday. A little while before his disappear
ance .Koutnik was married to Kate O'Brien Of
IH2ooken, against the advice OF his parents:
against him. A few days after the marriage
Michael Blatsky Of North Bergen reported 10
the police that Koutnik was drowned while
fishing in the Hackensack River. Blatsky said
that he was with koutnik. in n row boat. when
the boat capsized. The story of Koutnik >
death was doubted at the time. His wife dis
appea red about the same time.
Koutnik stated yesterday that he had been 10
Florida and California with his wife on a we'd
ding tour. He SAYS he Is innocent Of the for
gerry of which he Is accused.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Real Estate Private Sales.

Samuel Goldsticker has sold for Mary G..
Pinckney to Janpole. & Werner. twelve lots on
the north side OF 1l1th street. 100 feet west of
Fifth avenue, running through to 112th street.
The, plot is ,1~5Ox201.10, and sold for about
Grounds.
j.. Edgar Leaycraft has sold for the Amlty
Baptist Church the plot adjoining the church,
on the south. side, Of Fifty-fourth street. 125
feet west. OF Eighth avenue. 25X10O, to q
builder. who will improve It.
DAVID Stewart has sold for Mrs. Elise Hyams
fonr;story brick building. lot 22x71.3. at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

and the a OF 1926 closed K p cent. higher bid.
Railway and other Ponds strong and ACTIVE trye
Cheseopeake and Ohio general AS. Chicago
Gulf ists. Norfolk and Western coasoi Is. NY
Rock Island general As. scioto Valley nnd New
England e. St, Louis and San franciSco gen
ssG Southern ssi Kan Rnlx AS.g Sai U ans A fSeISS a. L'f Union ts;
bPaef n So De nrs n SId 9 SIsl ls sSd I r + /; AMtffs sisr
P PSefi%0f Northern S { Paciie. oregon lsJ Short Line.
Standard Hope and Irvine. and Wabash issues.
The important net odysnces were IN Atehlison
Baltimore and Ohio. 3hs, ". l., 4. 10 90s. and
AZ. "; /, \, to 90 Brocklyn. Queens County
general "lSss,. &, to s7G: Chicago Terminai Is.
I. to BOX Kansas and, TSfSs a. 4, to or.
if6p93; LOS Isial ,S;i and SSSsGv IiiiSI gold id's a. r. < T. TO
S col, is Missouri U.s. Y. 70 paS fs cS &oTtssr 4 F. Pacific dHRsi p %ha
Is, X to 1octiS. and general So. <, to Vt9S;
5 5SsE cs sRass I NJ { iSoS sSl, Pr I. i: & 70 81:
Istt, i, to "a; Rock Island generate I. TO
ssSSiotto; Valley aaG New England IA. (. to IS:
8. Louis and San Franclaco general 5s. u, to
to SSn 7s Hn Southern anu Ra AFsaspf IS. fS Y to '1oiI:
q s5a 'asI,! . EGRS a4 Faoid Erl e. r. in0G To ito1:
s SpiGn w RaEsiilS' 1 Denver z 70 and ssS Sg nd lst s ( r.; Z, to
series b. Z q cent. to az. THE noteworthy
declines were in American Tobacco scrip. y
and Il GftGR siiit Its IS st e ! se esnt ka q Ss& Gl'y' P''t'6arF
sold at and loo shares q Merchants at III
Commercial price OF, bar silver In New York.
Exports to Europe to.norroS 1fSGs7.oo60o ounces.
o1 MGnsy y On cal daS2 2 cent Tins Tim money Is
cent, for four md five months ON GOOD mixed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
New Buildings,

Plans were filed with the Building Depart
ment yesterday Tor the following:
By Thomas McKeon. owner. for stores and
lofts at l6 East Seventeenth street, 25xS6,
eight stories: architect. William ]. Dilthey:
By James r. .McAtee. owner. for fve-story
fiat at west side Central Park West. 25 feet
north OF Ninety-eighth street: architect, James
W. Cole; cost, $22,0 900.
b. and ]. Walthers. owners and architects. for
q hve-story warehouse, 50X10O. at northwest
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
ron OWE Eosr HUSBAND. sIooo
Jury Assesses the Affections Mrs. Watson M.
3 Deprived No. I of.

Deprived NO. I OF.
Ella Mae Watson, an actress. secured , yor,
dict Of 1000 before Justice McAdam OF ,ho
Supreme Court yesterday against Mrs. Ari,i.
nette Page Watson for the alienation OF the p.
f~ections OF plaintiffs husband. Thomas Wat.
son. Plaintiff married Watson in 1884 in Penn.
s~ylyanin. whore he bred horses, and lived with
him until 1891.
Mrs. Page Watson, whose Disappearance,
from court caused n mistrial when the cas-.
came up before. was called yesterday a., rbs
Hrst witness for the plaintiff. She was tho viii,
OF Chnuncey W. Marshall and ncNt Of nr
Emmett II. PAGE, both, of Brooklyn. and
had been freed from both when in tn" sim.
mer of 1894 she met Watson Mt a huari.
ing house ut Port Richmond, =. |. She tcs,i.
fled, and 80 did the boarding house mistress
that they believed Watson was a bachelor
She married him that year at BayOnnc. crosse.
ing the ferry from Port Richmond. About two
years ago she suspected that Watson was mar.
ried from letters she. saw, but he denied il.
She Qunrrelled with him about two month";
ago and she has not seen him since. but -hs
saws he has written to her that he will CONS
back when the present case has blown over.
The plaintiff, who IL about 10 years Old, said
thnt Watson had allowed her about $50 weos
until he met the defendant. When she learned
to see Mrs. Page. and when asked why not. eiN
said she had been informedtha Mrs. Page wgs
a dangerous woman. She admitted that sbe
had been Jealous OF other women with whom
Watson had associated. The suit was Tor
G1O On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Real Estate Auction Sales.

The sale at auction OF the Hotel Gerlach,
which was to have been held to-day at the New
York Real Estate Salesroom. was adjourned
until Nov. 70. The only other sale scheduled
was also postponed.
To-morrow being a legal holiday there will be
no sales In the Trinity building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
COMPEyD.

MoNDAy. Nov ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was
export here and at the outpoTts. Including
2Ai.0O0 here. No, 2 red In elevator. 73l4c. No.
j Northern Duluth. 13ac. over December I. o. b..
afoQt early In November; No. l Northern New
York. &c. over Decemberf. O. b. afioat to arrive.
The Northwestern receipts were l.7S9 cars,
cago received 33 ears, against 32D lastweek and
III last year; estimate Tor tomorrow 4l5 cars.
Futures advanced sc. To 1sc.. but reacted and
declined 'sc, on most months, then rallied and
closed &c; to 1sc. higher. With sales OF 1925
600 bushels. Prices as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Glsrtiuns aud Msetiaas.
NEW YORK OFFICE OF
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL CO.,
NO. AZ CEDAR ST., NEW YORK ,lTY,

The annual meeting of the Stockholders will DO
held at the principal ONCE OF the Company, in the
State OF New Jersey, the Refinery, near Gutenberg.
in Union Township, Hudson County, on Thursday,
the LIST day Of December. 1919. at ~ O'Clock noon.
for the purpose of electing Directors, and for the
transaction OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
The Preferred and Common Stock Transfer Books
will he clos d on THURSDAY, tho 10th day OF Noyom-
Der. 1898, at O'Clock +. NJ. and will remain closed
until Friday. the I'd day of December. 1923. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. by order of the Board Of Directors.
JUSTUS 4. RALPH. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
HUNTING IN PIKE COUNTY.
Ono Party Kills a Catamount, and Another
Party n Deer and Other Game.

PORT JERvIs, Nov. 7.-Thomas McKitterick
and William Richards, two Pike county hunt
ers. killed a big catamount on saturday in
Sauventine Swamp. near Brink Pond. 1t was
three feet in length and nineteen inches high.
The deer season opened in Pike county on
Nov. l. and on Tuesday James b. Angle, Lainy-
cite and Lou Crane. and Lafayette and Thro-
dore hoVey Of Dingmans started out on a hunt
noon with a pronged buck. which was shot "
Lou Crane, 1t weighed, when dressed. 2I5
Pix county In several seasons. The party also
and five quail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
CHICAGO DISPATCH ASSIGNS.
Its Founder, Joseph II. Dunlop, Is servin
Time in Joliet Penitentiary

Time in Joliet P~enitentiary.
CHICAGO. Nov. THE Chicago Democrat and
Dispatch went into the hands Of an assignee
this morning. On the application of n. Essen
lord. publisher, and John c. Eckel. President Of
the company and editor. John r. Knapman was
appointed assignee.
No statement OF the assets and liabilities was
made further than that OF Mr.. Eckel that they
are very close together. The Dispatch was
founded on Oct. ~, 1882, by Joseph II. Dunlop.
now. serving q two-year sentence in Joliet
Penltenttary for unlawful use Of the United
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
RArLRoAp AND OTHER SHARES.

RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES
OPEN High Lou ~CiOIfno-
SoIs. ing. est. est hid. Asked
20 Ads EI..lllH III lllHlIO ll2
22S+7 Am sK.ll5h ll6h ll6Hll6K
400 AmsRpllohl lloHlloNlllh
500 Am SM. llA llA llA llh llH
soA Gable. e7h z o7k 9eh %
Go06o Am TObl 39h l4lh 1913 l4oA l4oh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Available cash balance.

AYHIIFUIt VuHH UdTuNCeI TT
including gold reserve.sao2, ga. 2A4 1901 1857
Money in London 2R03 y cent. Rate of dis
count in open, market for short and three
lion gone into the Bank Of England on balance
to-day f1O5.O00; Paris advices quote 3 y cents
don 25 francs "a confines.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as followa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Nnturnishea alousts aFaatea.

" ANTED-To rent in Manhattan borough. a small
w private house. Send terms, description and To-
alton TO ~" Dox 12l Sun oihCS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

IVHuB, ~ = "-"
invests. $50, 805, GOO SEE. TAG, 200 Dec. Sbp. 400
Circulation 1.61S,tOO I62O,20O Inc. 51oo
Net dep'ts. 6S, 1873, 400 6S, 26],5 800 Inc. 7I1oo
Dep. with
C.H.ag'ts 1914, 600 1874. 900 Dec. 90 400
Legal tder
&bkn's. 1000, 600 8,ns3, 600 Dec. 28 600
Dep. b'ks&
trst co.'s 1851, 800 2,s13,5O0 Inc. 228 400
Specie. go. 8,4oS, 400 8.2Ba, 600 Dec, I41Q0O
TT rye. SIS, 678, 800 SIS, 6Sb. 800 Dec. al 400
Reserve
required. 17.o45.s5o 17.oes,ea5 Inc. 17,77s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Stltrt -Npard-nruukIun.

A sHLAND PLACE. II. near Fulton ST. -superior
"a board. room and nre, 50; conveniencesi centrhi
good home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08


LIST en- 4s......1O5A
10 c, BkQ cnv 5S.
ID c. N eI1olh
q C.. b Is. 6A
C. B & 81.
3 C. L Q deb 5SlosH
8 Can South 2d.. lo9K
II Chi Ter a.. o0A
s On Il Z / cn....129
go @ Ga ny On g.. 80
z G Ga Ry LIST inc 35h
2 C Ga BY I'd inc. 11H
q G Ohio r LIST. e. o
q Del, L & rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

I 9TH ST, I20 wEsT. Handsomely furnished
I'D large front room; heatedi southern sHpos wi,b
closet; references; ncighborhood unexceptionaole'-
S)D ST, 1874 wEsT.-Desirable rooms, private
I = bath: also rooms for gentlemen. with boarui
terms moderato; reference.
ST, aIG wEST.-Handsomely furnished
= - large, square room; dressing room nttacheu;
bath adjoining; every appointment; high class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

Balance ...... $72o.514 $47s. 800 Inc. $242, 1856
The general balance. sheet az of Sept. 30
shows cash on hand 81. 4D9,S54 and a profit
and loss surplus OF $27 70 1902.
The receipts, of the Government to-day wore:
Customs: $736.S35: internal revenue, 81, 454.-
054; and MISCELLANEOUS. S57.42l. a total OF
$2,24S.91O. The disbursements were 81. 204,-
0H00. an excess OF receipts over expenditures Of
S8S4.9lO. The reeeipts OF the fiscal year TO
date have been $174,465 .977. the expenditures
S249,26O.523, az. excess OF expenditures over
receipts Of STA. 704.546.
The official count of the cash In the Treasury
at the close of business to-day, Compared with
that OF Saturday. shows:
Gold coin and bullion. ....i W. :; 7o NgTI3, %,
Silver dollars and bullion s,767,6I6 s'76529S
Other assets, less de-
mnnd liabilities. 100. aa.11s.9 $50 az, TAO, 1853
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

spIsres. S1.o3O.gb0 81.b71.675 Dec. S59.o75
The Cleveland and PittsburR Railroad Com
v cent. payable Dec. ].
The Great Northern Railway Company offers
to purchase the outstanding shares OF the st.
pany at the price Of lbs p cent. payable in its
stock at par. The stock OF the Great Northern
Railway Company to be issued for this purpose
will be Of the some class as that now out
standing, and will rank with, it for dividends
and in all Other, respects. Delivery. of the st.
pany's stock must be made to the Great North
ern Railway Company between Jan. l and Is,
1880. when aymen will be made therefor.
Railway gross earnings for October compare
with those OF the same month last year as fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

A..A.-A.-QUICK s PERMANENT
CURE In diseases OF men; dangerous cases Rolic-
tied; relief at once; those desiring only first. class
isl. DR.. Bonschur, III West I'D ST., 0 to 8. Z to y.
Sundays. 10 to |,
A DIR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, skill.
N. full treatment t. OF all diseases OF women; private
rooms; every conyenience and appliance: consulta-
tions, D A.. NJ. to o P. NJ. Call or write for booklet.
III West 47th 1t, Tel. 1920 3sth.
nR BLINN, III west47th At. near B'way; special.
- ties, obstetrics and ailments OF women; hours O.
1; private rooms for ladies' de SirinR to remain under
doctors care; skilled. courteous attendants: matronG'
hours 9-D
ADIEsI Chichester's English P~ennyroyaI PIs
- Take 20 Other. Send g, s,HP, 81 P.rdeuisi., "Rshsi
for lt chieb IL Iesrl ch y sssrtG M1lE ua a. DT1gs,ssE
M RS. GEIST. graduate midwife, boards ladies;
wi confidential, reliable treatment; strictly private;
no sign. 337 East Both st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Sfl.rt Rsnra.


MADISON Av, s7.-Newly renovated. handsomely
Il furnished large and small, rooms; rehsohaoie
rates: references: trausients. table board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

The st. Joseph and Grand Island Railroad
reports gross earnings for September OF $l05,-
same month Of last year, and net $2O.262 a de-
crease of 81 238. For the three months end
a decrease OF $l4.4l2 as compared with the
corresponding period Of last year, and net $685.
5S4. q decrease of S60.o41 Fixed charges
decrease Of $60.941.
The Boston and Albany Railroad Company
reports for the quarter ended Sept. 30:
1898. 1897. Change.
Gross earnings. 50. 1910 .oS9 50, 522, 4o3 Dec. SI52.3lI
oper. expen's. 1.4aG.a32 1901, $50 Dec. 4o5.427
Net earnings. $s79 .s57 $500. 74G Inc. s25s,I1s
Charges ...-... 163,343 1895 Inc. lO,72S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
West Side.

OSTH ST. 1i0 FAST near Madison spuaren,--Two
20 front hall rooms: delightful table board; rea-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-19

The Dayton Press, in the course Of
half column editorial. makes the fol
Lowing comments on the effort of s
Richmond paper to fix the status OF
the two Ohio senator's:
A hyphenated hermaphrodite toy
organ of Bryan in Richmond. Indiana.
attempted in a recent issue TO draw q
contrast between Foraker and Hanna.
the apparent design being to show that
these two public characters represent
the extremes of greatness and little
ness, unlimited virtue and boundless
duplicity. In the estimation of that
sheet. Senator Foraker is the
embodiment of public and
private virtue, patriotism and
craftsmanship, while Senator
Hanna is the opposite in all things.
The toy-organ asserts that Foraker.
moved by feelings of humanity and
love of liberty, battled nobly for Gu
ban liberty while Hanna fought
against it, This quoted declaration
Is enough to assign the Richmond
sheet to its place in the back alley and
enough to endanger the reputation of
. decent and dignified paper in giving
1t notice. But our excuse for refer
ring to it is that it is we'll to occasion
ally call attention to the reckless waste
of pulp that has been carried on dur
ing the past few years in the name of
Perhaps if the Press had known
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-19
A Good Show Comino

Lovers of first class minstrelsy will
have an opportunity Of seeing one of
the largest and best burnt cork attrac-
tons at the Bradley opera house. Wed
nesday evening. May %, when Hi
Henry's MINISTRIES will appear Hi
Henry is credited with presenting one
OF the strongest minstrel attractions of
the present time. The company num-
bers fifty performers, embracing eight
comedians, two distinct auartets, a
grand. carefully drilled chorus of
twenty five, an orchestra of fifteen,
and superb military band of twenty
live. who discourse Wagner's music
and the classic overtures. The vocal
and instrumental features of the attrae-
ton are said to be unequaled in their
line. And it may be added that their
very low price of admissions have
never been equaled by such a first
class attraetion-25, 80 and so cents.
There will be no cause for staying
away on account of high prices, and
seats can now be reserved at the W.
ID. Ross drug store.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-19
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Phila lelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
II was in most dreadful condition
My SKIN was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain contin-
ually in back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing weaker day by day
Three physicians had given me up.
Fortunately. a friend advised trying
Electric Bitters," and to my great
joy and surprise, the first bottle made
decided improvement. | continued
their use for three weeks, and am now
a well man. l know they saved my
life, and robbed the grave of another
victim. No one should fail to try
them. Only so cents per bottle at A.
G. Luken's drug store. 8
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-19
Horse Nsws.
Cambridge City Urban


Charles Chrisman, of Richmond, is
much pleased with his quarters, and
the excellent condition of the track
for the training of his stable of horses.
He has the following animals in his
string. Charley c., PAGER. 2:23{; Sly
PAGER. 2:19a; Barney. PAGER.
no record: Falter A. trotser, $40,
and Roy Putnam. Allen Boy and
H., all green" horses. but
very promising. Sly CHUBBY is in fine
fettle this spring and seems in better
condition for track work. He has
been sent several trial heats and
showed up in nice style and at his old
time gait. He. with the other horses
Of the string, viii go after some of the
purses In the various circuits this sum
uer,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-19
OIckey au ain.

The Cambridge City Tribune. after
giving the PALLADIUM's account of
Insurance Agent Dickey's exit from
town says:
No. he does not hail from this place,
but his residence is Indianapolis His
partner, Karl Sandstrom, opened an
Office in this place at the same time,
and he too has disappeared, leaving a
number of unpaid bills. On Tuesday
he was arrested at the instance of
Butler Bros, whom he had caught for
$50, and upon payment thereof he was