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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-01
A Secret.

Have you oneP Are you deeply in
love- DO You contemplate niatrimonyr
before taking that very important step
yeu had first better find out If YOU are In
fit condition. Make no mistake now that
YOU would bitterly regret hereafter.
The distinguished specialist. Or. Il. NJ.
kateliffe, VIII qualify You for marriage
as Well as for all other relations OF life.
lie removes the cause that SO often tends
10 separate husband and wife. His
treatment impatts strength To every
weak organ. 1t builds up the sexual.
as well as the physical and mental
man, and gives him the pride, the pow
er and the privileges of perfect health
and restored manhood. Dr. Rateliffe's
specially embraces all sexual. nervous.
internal and blood diseases of both
sexes. IL you canno, call. write for FREQ
book and advice. Address
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BItl:NIrY.

Ehe board OF public works yesterday ap-
proved the asse ssmeut rolls for First and
Second avenues south.
In the municipal court yesterday after
noon Judge Austin fined l.. II Brown s175
J. T. Harrington SO and John Scott slJe
for conducting gambling games.
Queen City Lodge. No. 10. Knights If
Pythias. Will give a sOciale at their castle
hail. Frye block on Monday evening, Feb
ruary :. at o'clock. All sister lodg AZ have
been invited. as wen as the Ratbboue
Sisters and the Uniform Rank Visiting
knights are cordially invited. \ musical
programme and dancing VIII be- the main
features of the entertainment.
Luther j Birdsall one Of the Oldest
members OF the police force resigned yes
terday Ia return 10 his former occupation
or steamboat engineering. Birdsdli has
been member of the police force since
Harry White was mayor. He has been on
duty most OF the time in the business dis
trtct He has proved 30 be one cf the
SteadieS: men that ever wore the blue coat
and brass buttons In this city
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Where IL Thomas O'Hnra.

Thomas O'Hara, a fireman on the
steamer Clara Nevada. has been missing
since late Sunday night, and his friends
are anxious 10 learn his whereabouts.
lie was last seen between 10 ana II O'Clock
Sunday night n Whitney's cafe. At that
time he was somewhat under the infiu-
ence Of liquor. but yet able 10 take care
Of himself. He aId not have much money
on his person. He is - years old, feet
inches tall. will weigh 40 pounds, and
is rather slender. He has a ruddy COM
plexion. sandy hair blue eyes and red
whiskers. He wore a gray oyercoat and
overalIS. n "A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-01

The Jury In the canal condemnation
case made good progress yesterday IN as
ssssing the amount 70 be laid fer the
property ~ he used or damaged in the
building Of the government canal Yer
diets were returned as follows: A NJ
Brookes and Christian Scheuerman. sI2s:
Washington Savings Bark ct al. Sla.
Mary Vernon. $50. a. A. Denny. $3.50: j
NJ. Smith. - al. 81. L. -. Gleason. sf5:
NJ. G FoSnes 81. T. W. Whitney. et 81 i.
SO william Ashworth 81, = H. Rrog-
den. $40. Marian Brogden. 81, Isaac Dob
son. So; John Cody So; Frederick Ben
sen. 50: George J. Smith. a. al 81; If.
u Peterson. 1t al, 81 Frank German.
So
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,nion TO quit work unless they received
upinr, wages 1t appears some of the menu
hers of the band at the Peoples and
OLYMPIC were receiving less than the
Union price. AT the Bella Union Mana
rar Tsavt,t was paying fun wages. When
Tho issue was raised MIR. i4eavitt met
with John Cousidine. of the Peoples, and
Arthur Williams. of the Olympic. ana
said he would stand by them They de-
cided to abolish the bands and cut me or
chestra down TO two pieces. Next week
the orchestra will be cut 10 one piece,
piano PLAYER. The arag.rs say tneS
viii make contracts With their musicians
instead of allowing the union 20 aie'a.e
what they shall pay and who they viii
have.
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STARTS THAT WAY
But This Article Is Not q Patent
Medicine Ad.

\ certain grocer = Evanston. III. had A
curious experience lately ard one that he
will not readily forget. Mr +. II. Kles. q
81 bempSt@r street WIS compelled 70 cali
IN DR.. nakin wel-kuown physician or
Evanston in orler 80 ind = possible. why
he Vas becoming. day by day more dang
egouslv ~. and There -. med 20 D.. no way
10 stop the progress az Ehe trouble He
reached point whore u was q critical
qus s,ion whether hr rouli recover or not.
when Or D8kin advised him Thar the
symptoms Indicated that Be WAS being
slowly poisoned By the use of coffee IL a
hombshsl had been exploded IN Mr. Kles'
front room lt would rol have created any
more surprise and consterra
Willing 90 "a anything the sectar advlx-
90 lu order IN regain aes1a he agreed to
leave of common coffee and tax. q cereal
coffee. !. seems that Mr kies rad an his
shelves the original Postsn1 Cereal Coffee
and four brands II limitations 81 Postum
Al the t1ocssf-s suggestion q sarnple rg sach
was given 20 ntn. whlch we're taken home
Yer analysis
After careful trial 81 each ard thorough
analysis. the doofor rerouiu1e usl.d Postum
a. the one cereal cofee that contained the
elements OK nutrition Needed. ard fhereu9-
On Nj kies az once loff OF ;hs use ~ ror4g-
mon coffee ard took 0u Postum Ills se-
surss 20 health vas rapid and il Is needles
20 say fhn customers ~ fh8f grocery
Stere Frequently hear good worE from Tie
grorcT or his clerks IN regard ~ she "a
rsaes Postum Faed Coffee
There sTe suafredS % eases somewhat
similar 70 tfis oGe. in w1ieh people have
l4sen Running down il health for VARYING
lensths ~ tame ard have been unable -
ti,seTrsi 1e she cause y the rruahse Il Is 4
trouhse that does sot seem tu wed - p,..I-
fcine~ cr ~ treatment - any kind The
srus remedy Cor generally rundown con
astfon Is 20 8han3or corse drsmkfnr ans
axe EN- Postum Cereal FOOD CGree ur1ses
sees diTee..y - work 20 s~hul8a broken
aowc nerve issues taTogg3og; ihc human
ho3y.
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diction OF the court This n r. claimed, has
not been done. Mrs Hiis has married
capt {. e Parker since her divorce
Judge Benson yesterday signed the final
decree apprOpraating the land for the Mag
noiia Bluff army post Nothing now
stands IN t5e way OF the government TAX
Ing possession County Clerk Holloway
the land.
john Leonard. charged with burglary.
and John Anthony charged with forging a
check. were before Judge Jacobs OF the
criminal department of me superior court.
yesterday 20 plead. Leonard pleaded guii-
~ and VIII be sentenced shortly. Anthony
pasaaed not guilty.
THE case OF j. r. Allen VS.. A Muller WIS
OF trial yesterday ia Judge JACOBS court
before jury This Is n suit 10 recover
x@s5.5e for freight shipped ON the steamer
Delta to the Muller Livingston Loggin :
Company. The claim was assigned 10 j.
II. Allen. who brings the s1sis The case
wen< TO the jury at : O'clock
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Organization against Liquor Ira fiic
Urged ny Methodist Preachers.

AZ the regular session OF the Seattle
Methods, preachers meeting. held at the
First NJ r church yesterday forenoon,
paper was read by Rev. II. ID. Brown on
the liquor question which had a bearing
on the local political situation lie dis
cussed the question How the Enemies OF
the Saloon May Best Unite" and In aoina:
so gave IL rs his opinion that the money
power If the country was closely allied
Win the traffic In intoxicating drinks As
q method 81 combating the liquor inter-
ests he urged the organization Of an anti
saloon league in Seattle; the league to be
a uon-partlsan society for the suppression
Of the saloon. and 20 induce the better
class OF citizens 20 take part IN Fnunict-
pal affairs by registering. attending pri-
maries and conventions, voting. support
30E clean Men for Office, and aiding la the
enforcement OF existing laws.
Amanda Smith. the ceiored evangelist
now C'@ducf3ng meetings az Battery
sire church. made ar interesting talk
regarding her experience with liquor. The
announcement was made that Evangelfs.
Potter would begin services In the First
~. r church about the 18TH ~ February
This is regarded as Tnian Method IL
meeting as Z has beer planned SO -
not 10 conaIc. with services in the other
Methodist churches Of Seattle. An in
si'ation 20 attend the meeting 81 the Ia
coma district conference q Tacoma to-
asv and tomorrow vas accepted TIE
Tacoma Preachers will banq9ef The Seat
tie preachers AZ the Tacoma hotel ~ 4
o'clock today. Almost al the SEATTLE
preachers wfll b,s IN Attendance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-01
Looked Like % Dead Infant,

c. Brown. Of rs Lane street. reported
to- Coroner Ya1deil yesterday morning
that his son. Frank Brown. and a com
panion named Eber Smith. found me
body Of what looked like an infant on
the garbage pile near the Duwamish
GARY Saturday afternoon. lie said there
was man there who drove the boys
away. j. c. Ward. a city employee,
who has charge of the garbage pile. said
that what the boys discovered looked
mare like piece of liver that child.
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New Interpretations.

Articles q incorporation Tor the follow
Ing cSsnpaniss wsre nied yesterday.
Tho White STAR Transportation Company
- BY r +. Sweeney. Il h Spencer and e.
IL Remington capital stock So 90
The Red cross Association 81 Seattle
Rv J : klosh.r n L. Wilhelm. C. f.
Crater. jv. capital stock Seesi. for uur-
pose Of building ard operating hospitals
Tho Seattle s. Michael X Dawson city
TRANSPORTATION &. Trading Cemp8ny-fyy T.
W, FFsCe. T II. Dempsey. \. 4. Graham
r. +. Townsiey ana FiaviuS :. Cole: cap.
Nal stock. Slaa eA
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ANuSE MENTs.


This popular attraction Is to be present
ed AT the Seattle theater Friday and Satur-
dav. February and ). The piece has
been entirely rewritten since last seen
here and only retains such parts or the
old piece as were especially popular, A
talented company OF professionals presents
the comedy, and standing room only has
been almost a nightly occurrence through
out the season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-01

Variety Theater Managers and Nu-
sictnn. Are Fighting

The usual band ccncerfs IN 'front.' Of the
Teisa Union. Peoples and Olympic varse-
ty theaters did not take place hast even-
ing Ii was also observed that the or
chesfras had been car down 20 two pseccs
This means that there - Il war on be-
tween the propriesors OF the variety the
alters and the. Musicians Mutual ProTec-
ti0n Union AT least twen'y-fouf men are
out of employment There was no aIs-
satisfaction. as far can be learned
from members Of the different bands
They were instructed by the leaders 81 the
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Rnrglnr I.scnpesl.

\ burglar who recently arrived from the
East and had failed to study the directory.
got into Policeman Tenants house night
before last through a window officer Ten
naut had retired early. as his family was
away. When he heard some one moving
around in the parior he grabbed his pistol,
and started on a tour OF exploration. The
burglar tumbed out OF the window and
escaped before Tenant got sight OF him.
Nothing WAS stolen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-01

Georges operate MINISTRIES scored an
other success at the Third Avenue thea
ter last night This excellent company
viii hold the boards for the remainder
OF the week including the usual matinee
Saturday afternoon At 2.i5 o'clock.
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building Permits.

r, T.. t.Wndberg has taken ont hulld-
ing permit for a one ard "a half story
frame dwelling on Eleventh avenue he
tween Pike AMI Pine 10 cost see8 AID
Wilson. Rogers X Co for a one story
wood building near the northwest corner
81 University street and Railroad ave-
nue.
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The following new suits were Sled ysster-
daY:
Emcffs GarI.nzfT vs. William H. Gar
inxsr- For divorce and restraining crdrr
Murray Grant 4 90. ys. J. y Beaver
For merchandise. So
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Al the Bella Union.

The cosy little Bella Union was packed
TO the doors last night by an enthusiastic
crowd TO see Frank Readck's dramatic
company in THE Dantes.' The play Is
produced with special scenery and stage
effects. There is also good vaudeville
performance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-01
SCHOOL FUNDS ArPoRTi0NMENT.
Nearly Half "a Million Goes to the Diff
ferent Counties of the state.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 3l.-~The following APP
portlonment OF school funds has been made
for the quarter ending January 81 lss:
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GOVERNMENT CONTROL ENDS.
North half of Colville Reserva-
ton Is in Stevens Co.
so SAYS JUDGE C. n. HANFoRD.

Decision Rendered I'm the Case of nm
Indian Accused of Attempted MUIR
der, which VIII settle Question
ms To Who Has Jurisdiction on
tiou-Attorney Robertson Talks.
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YUKON STOVES


ever on
We also handle complete line harawa
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Wat1s-There II no such ching ss telling
the quality 90 whisky by the taste these
days. Is theree
Lushfo-th No. The only ties, Is the fell
The feel ers
Yes And yeu have "a wait til! next
morning Tor faat. "-IndiAnap polls Journal.
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THEIR lien CONES first.
Judge Hanford Decides the Fight
Over the s. A. @. Site.
sALFouR. GUTHRIE 4 co. WIN.

Decision Rendered BY the Court Con.
Arming Their Claim to . Firse
Lien on the 8. 4. c. Property and
AdioininG Lot No. S-Horktns Gets
alien ON other Property Involved
suit Pending for Some Time.
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N n SESSION.
.;esss Alleged Crooked
d County Affairs.
=. PROSECUTORS NAMED.

~~Efrsy Cannot act. since
.n~e IL First Under Fire
nsv over Employment
s...sx. csssseI-Oaly seven
-s~r, sifting-Nust COM
-. work Ny February %.
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-. y. spear. s~sst'e.
- w.ssh. Essneiaw.
white. seattle
= white. oses"'a-
y n1esneyer. SEATTLE.
-. =. Boyd. seattle
2 sesishs. Black Diamond
= snish. West seattle
ahsaes. Star Lake
- Carpenter, As""d"'e.
- nsskis. Aab"r".
- smith. seattle.
: nrsssss, seattle.
= PETER. Eaanseiasv.
r. Eass~y, Wabash
: : Whttsey. Green River.
- T~pney, Chnatauqua.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21
FAOS OF FASHION.

Plaid and plsin shot silks are eo,n.
oined IN the new silk petticoata
Among the novelties in straw ba..
Will be band Of satin straw looki,o
Ike crumpled ribbon This is Inter.
woven with moasselipe de sole or ,nIIa
There will be great care paid to fow.
ers this spring. and among other cen.
splcuous points are the bright bpes
crowns and toques entirely Of fiowe-.
will be seen
Gloves Of two eolors have been sno.
cessfuily introduced, as also a new
gauntlet. with the cuffs lined with black
SIX Large buttons are preferred On
these gloves
Black and white chantilly lace viii
De worn for summer wraps, made n
with thin silk Innings They will sI.r
oe used TO drape over dresses in tha
form Of tunics and aprons
Edgings and founcinS. made in .r,I
styles OF lace are shown Among tbs
most popular are brussels. cbapt;lIv
valenciennea genoa. flanders. mir,
doshe0 and pafas q paxia
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21
A Statement,

The committee appointed to solicit
funds TO establish a Y. NJ {. A. after
necessary sum to put the work on good
footing can not now be secured. The
sums pad will be returned, and the
subscriptions made will be cancelled
by the treasurer of the committee. Mr..
Ber jamin Myrick. The committee
desires to return thanks to the citizens
who so kindly aided in the work.
JACOB w. KAPP,
Chairman of the Committee.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21
Spring chickens for Satui .
day. MEYER BROS.
For Lawn and Eiowers

Nothing will give the luxuriauce to
your lawn and flowers as Bone Fer
tIlizer. 1t contains no acid, is pure
animal matter only, eiees the lawn
new life and vigor. You can get it
delivered in any quantity at your home
by teIephoning Tom Mertz, number
lob. II limo
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

AGENfS WANTED-MURAT HALSTEADrS
Great War BOOK Our Country IN War" All
about Cuba. Spain Maine Disaster armies
y Hvies, coast de ences, OF the United states,
spsin and all nations Over 500 pages magpif
Gently Illustrated One sge5t sold eig4ty@nfne
IN one day, Others making $50 90 per dav.
Most liberal terms guaranteed, % DAYS credit.
Ice low, ire Y { paid. Handsome outfit free.
send II two-cent stamps 70 pay postage.
Nat Educational Union. ga Dearborn
Get, chicago. aDxlS DIST
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21
Reduced Rates to Baltimore via the
Pennsylvania Lines

On May I'd. Sd. 4th and 5th excur
sion tickets to Baltimore account NJ E.
church (soutb) quadrennial confer
ence will be sold via Pennsylvania
lines. Return limit May Both with
privilege to extend to Jure
10th. The low fare will be open to ALL
For details apply to nearest Pennsyl-
vania lines ticket agent.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

49, M IN
Horse dealers find it difficult !.
an order for fine .. 3 or 10 hand pal,
of driving horses.
Toledo is to have matinees every two
weeks, at which only four wheeled vehi
Giles will be allowed
Gazette, 2:07L. is the fastest horse,
by the records, owned in Canada and
the fastest owned outside the United
States
Foreigners are trying to purchase the
good mare Derby Princess, 2:OSh. by
Charles Derby, from GINS Wagner, the
Cleveland trainer
Nazareth. Pa, will hold it's trottipc
meeting Oct. 4 to Z. The track is only
one-third of mile and the stretch
about 80 feet wide.
The Philadelphia ordinance comnel.
ing all driving to be done not faster
than walk after dark is to be vigorous
~ enforced after May l.
lt has been suggested that an interest
Ing race could be arranged. say, by the
owners OF ten yearlings putting up 500
each for dash of one mile
European fanciers have purchased
from William Brown. Philadelpbia
the seidlng Woodchief, 2:22L, by
Woodsprite; consideration, $500.
Olean IN. Y horsemen are making a
determined effort to revive harness rae.
Ing In that city few years ago OIean
was quite prominent in racing circles.
Horsemen of Menasha and Neenah
WIS, have rented Island Drivi,,o r,rt,
at the latter city and propose TO hold
matinees once a week during the sum.
iner
Not counting that now building in
eide the covered track at JewettyiIle
there are Is half mile tracks in Erie
county. \ Y, and horses are at all Of
them.
Members Of the Cleveland Drivin,
club have. during the past few wears
purchased IA crack horses for matinas
racing, the total amount Paid being
e4S, $50.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

WANTED-First class salesman 70,
Lubriearing oils. greases and special
ties. Large line on the market. Salary
or commission. Equitable Refining
Co.. Cleveland. Ohio. lot
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

We sell the celebrated Fayorite cook
stoves, the best on earth.
JOHNSON s. WooDHURsT.
fu-fhu
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

Dyspepsia, and ali Stomach sds' pn :.
orders positively cured. Grover Ora
hams Dyspepsia Remedy is a specific.
One dose removes all distress, and a
permanent cure Of the most chropic
and severe cases is guaranteed. Do not
suffer- a so cent bottle will convince
the most skeptical. Luken & Co.,
$50 Main stree
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

We have water-works hose in album
dance, the best and ct the lowest
prices. JOHNSON & WooDHURsT.
tu-thu
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

For RENT-Five or six rooms, fur
nishec ready for housekeeping. Call
at 30i north fifteenth street.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

Spring goods such as garden hoes,
rakes. forks, spades, pruning shears,
lawn mowers. trowels, grass shears.
etc, and many other things not here
mentioned. Good quality and lowest
hgures. Nj. c. PRICE.
20 st
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

Hot plate gas stoves from zoe up.
ward. Think oft.
JOHNSON 4 WooDHURsT.
tu-thu
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

Upholstery and awning work a
specially. j. b. RUSSELL,
81 south fifth street
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21
For Sale,

room frame house and vacant Il IA on the
north east corner of i4th and north a. street.
VIII sell at a bargain, address r. q WHICH
"a lmo Morrow, ONO.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21

Americans are the most inventive
eople on earth. To them have been
issued nearly 600, 900 patents, or more
than one-third of all the patents
issued in the world. No discovery
OF modern years has been OF
greater benefit to mankind than
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy, or has done more
to relieve pain and suffering. j. w.
Vaugn, OF Oakton. Kentucky, says:
have used Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in nv
FAMILY for several years, and End it to
be the best medicine l ever used for
cramps IN the stomach and bowels.
--'~ by A. G.. Luksn & Co.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21
And Here Are Bargains That You Cannot
Afford To Miss ''0>

imported Llnsey makes
viii wash well wear
1000 Outing Flannel per yard az
-cH eavyU nbeached Muslin, LZc
&c inenT owe closing price each,
,ocD inite closing price, yard I0r
SOC Dress Goods closing out price Pr yard I5c
Dress Goods clos out Price,
Fast Black Ladies ID closing yard &c
PAIRS laoe hne Oxo-ds, z3s only,
Lot OF CnIdTens lpI e sizes 70 TO only
Lot OF Mems tine Codovan Shoes,
Lot OF Ladies Common Sense Shoes.
Lot CT Babys Snoes, 1Oc
Shoe Dressing. closing
Clothing, Underwear, Notions Watches Clocks
wonderful low
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21
Peoples Exchange.

A DyERTI-EMESTS under the head o.
HWsnted Situations. male or female help
wanted, when not exceeding four lines inserted
FREE in these columns
All ads for Real Estate Sales Houses TO-
Rent, Financial, Lost and Misscellsneous
Wants inserted for cents lin4 each insertion
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21
Recruiting Office.

For the cause of Cubans. Whoever
wants to enlist must purchase suit of
clothes at Gatzek, the tailor's. No. 10
north tenth street. If
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-21
he MONARCH
Bowling. Alleys
Telephone 1909

MATCH ES-Thurs day night
Richme Is vs. XII ais; Friday night, East
End Club VS. Key Stone
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Richmond Palladium.


WAsHIssros. d. C., April 2l.-For
Indiana: Probably showers tonight.