Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 March 1899 — Page 4

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM FRIDAY, MARCH 10 1899.

0r eJtail A In U to Srfl the ONCENTRATEP A lO Cent Can Makes Enough For 6 Persons. 5 JOHN P.

The Bee Hive Grocery !

W. EJ. HASTIWG3.

10 SPECIALS

FOR TWO

GCooI I em Iber SATURDAY

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wn -i .n n;iwi VinuA tiaw mooLoa ar.fl tViA nnrrMt nn - to UAWIAVU MUva aav w-'r"- - price

NO. 2-150 pieces the handsomest fancy ribbons you ever saw

They come in stripes, cords,

notinn nf rolnrs are beautiful. The price will be, per

mrol rihht-m.Q fnr Bilk, and a cood assortment NO. 4-H30 different makes of brands and the new shades. Will be sold at a discc unt for .,---. NO. 5 Two assortments First Assortment. The p ic

this line sold for 10c to 15c per yard. Second Assortment. The price will be 12c per yard, in this line sold at 25c to 40c per yurd. - -

west te NO. 6 Men's Pnff Ties, a special good shape; all nw colors

light, dark and medium shades, to ffo at .25c

NO. "Men's Percale Shirts, detached , cuffs- to be worn with white collars. See them 41c

NO. 810 dozen children's Plaid sizes froni 5 to Sy NO. dozen children's Plaid - 75o.t to go at "T NO. 10 Boys' Percale Shirt

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B t Gol cm tke M wkrt. . Tomato Ox Tall Mock Turtle

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eoo Vegetable Bullion Chicken McCABTHY. b A GOOD SQUARE MEAL . . . Is not complete unlets yo hare a cup of coffee made from our celebrated DEE HIVE . . JAVA AND MOCHA This coffee is away ahead of any ever offered in this market for the price Only 25c. per pound. Try a pound, and you will wonder why you have been pi J ing 35c. or 40. for coffee. DAYS AT MONDAY. Voilftfer. 18 inches wide. N-w - tlate styles. All one uniform i.s ..""....23c per yard checks, plaids, and the combi25c farifv work ami hair ribbons, all of colors, at 5c per yard Corsets; all the most popular Five of them standard raajfcsa. 2 days. : : ' " ' . - ' of all kinds of Laces. will be 5c per yard. Many in Many Hose, the regular 50c goods; "m29c Cashmere Hose, former price : 8c Waists and Blouses, extra quaL

Richmond

rUlOAY, MARCH 10, 1819. - 1 Irdlann and Ohio Wetter. . ,rt Washington-, D. C. MmcU iw For Indiana: Rain tonight and .satnrday. .. For Ohio: UeneraJiy iair lonseui and Saturday, e xeept probably ism m the extreme north. LOCAL ITEMS. "Fine watches at Haner's." 8peetacle fitting a specialty Haner's. : at J the Spectacles correctly fitted Haner's. Buy pmokelesa coal. I hare beat Jrarnham. Fine watchei at Haner's. j Earlbam lecture course tonight. Mr. ... OriffiD u i ..,.,,; Winifred coal' I have eseWe sale. Farnham. ..i v.;,.,u , th- tWtorv. u,. , ..i-Wk 1.1 tt I . T , , ' CiemeniS . rerKuuU several weeks' iUoets with g-ip Miss Mand Caldwell, of Tullahoma. Tenre--see. is in the city, the guest of Miss Nora Holthonse. Plenty of money to loan at alow rste of interest. Apply at Richmond Lon & Saving Association, 2L north ninth street. 3 I2t. Mis. Sarah U Brown of Greenfork has give $3,000 by will to Earlbam college, to establish a Biblieal department. The party is known who took the mittens from baseo-ent of First M. K. church on hvt Monday afttrnoon. Return them and save trouble. ' - - o T U An.l l.mif removed to a farm rear Olive HiH, where they will make their foitora home. Mr. Larsh , is now n parted to be seriously ill. The Rev. E. F. Small, rector of Cal vary chur. h, Clifton, Cincinnati, O., will preach at the lenten serie at St. Paul's charch, north A and eighth streets, tonight at 7:30. All invited. Anderson is talking of observing Dewey day on May 1st., and mak'Dg a big time of it. If the li c'tmond boys of the 101 .t should be home by that time Richmond mirfht do wtll to have celebration of this kfnd. Eyery bright lady will read Bjston Store ads. Boston stord ad. on!y a?p ar onr e. They are always fresh and new. j The Rev. L J. Nafz?er delivtred an address before the Epworth L?Kgue of Dublin, last night, and lectures before the league at Cambridge City tonight, in the !ecture course. Mrs W. M Burgess aad dangler, Miss Margorie, arrived last night from Toledo, O , to spend a few days with Mrs. Alma Denton, north eleventh street. They are en route tj Dat.ver, Col. For a good laugh don't fail to see the only cake wlk of the season to morrow xnght in I. O. O. F., by five colored couples specially engaged by Whitewater Lolge degree staff, I. O O.b. Admission 15 cents. ' The sale i ia j.whitfiJRead Boston store ad."""''"" .":T'V "7-. V ' A elee club has been organized at hiuh, school. eomiKHied of twelvu male voices and fifteen instruments. Prof. Earbart will be the director and Grif fith Ellis manager. !t is the intention of the e'.ub to give a concert in the near future. The Rxhmond Inter-Uiban Had way company has tiled with the commissioners a request for the right of way for a railroad to be built souih to Bos ton and to the connty hue near there. Action on the f PDlieation will be had in a few days. The plan of west Main straet busi ness men have raised enough ok ney to put electrie light arches over Mam street at seventh, sixth, fifth and fonrth. and tha work will be done soon. The arches may be l6ft stand ing for one year. Ramsev Poundstone purchased a new bieycle at Noah's Ark easiest running wheel made. The High School Cadets drilled on Main street last night for the first time and they presented a handsome ap pearance. The drill maneuvers were executed with a wonderful degree of correctness nnder the direction of George R. Williams. The golf elub met Thursday evening and elected Jesse S. Reeves president, Howard Dill secretary, S. S. Strattan jr. treasurer, these with -John Y. Poundstone, Dr. HV H Weist, Rev. Stanley C. Hoghea and DrT H. F. Hussey, compose the board of governors. . ' The ' executive committee of the Christian Endeavor local union will have a meeting at South E:ghth Street Friends church on Saturday evening of this week, at 7:30 o'clock. An urgent invitation tn extended to all members of the committee to be present, and business of importance is to be transacted. Oar ads. are easily found ewua t bekMwad Boston stor The PAiXAttrM i in reeeipt of t e Skagnay Alaakaa, eontaining mention I of the White Pass and Yukon ra ltravi

nnder the direction of Mr. Weeks,, of . For sale by A. Q. Luken 6c Co., drogthis city. The paper in which the bo- gists.

tice is published, and which also con- J tains Interesting and complimentary ! editorial mention of the road, is bright, np to date publication. Eaton Kegiater: The parties interested ia the extension of the Dayton A Western Traction lina to Richmond were in Eaton on Monday, and had made arrangements to commence the maae arrangeno- "Trhl 'aTWl7Jleyl?Wilg 11!.! , weaker - , As the weather is moderating the snrvey wiU be commenced sometime this " t - 1 wee,: ; '''r I Examinations for the teachers ia the various grades, is a snoject of frequent inquiry with tne county scpuriDienaMt. The examinations tor primary teachers will be held on the last Saturdays in March. April and May: for high school, the last Saturdays tn May, fir. t rsn

yearroand And for state lieecw, m My moth suffered with Urotsi " Marea and AprU. Jdiairtoea for several montin Sae The horM sale at Can bridge City was attended by two phydemas who reached its xenith in ictwest and at last pronounced ber ease fci pelts 1. prices yeaterdsy. The r town wis She procured one 25 eent octie of crowded with people wko were tliere Chamberlain's Colie, Chcleta and to buy or see other people buy. Tliere Diarrhoea Kennedy, and fire rje gse was more of the tough element:, as her permanent relief. I takpleasure is usual in horse events, bat all were in reeommendiag it as the on the promptly brought into snbjngation. maikCv--Mrs. F. E. Wa-soa Aiken, and the order wr admirable. The Ala. Sold by A. G. Luken 4 Co. sales ranged nigVvin pness, and a. .. - naat M - ta turn ' rvta 1 ...i.t. , . . .

ec paa Mrs. M. M. Lacey ia seriously ill at her home in Fo tntain City. Sheriff Unthank went to Cambridge ,Ci this morning on busing Hon. Ja:nea L. Watson of RaaliYilIe wa, jn the city today on business. f. . rnpd,.,)... afternoon from a triD throasrh the er. , - - . ,. L . DI3 Wh!tt " calibrating hu i,3d ; rjirijjuay sutuverenry iuqsj in a q uiei J manner. J The revival meetings at Grace M. E chare h are increasing in interest and attendance. j WaSehfor the opening of the Peoples Furmtnrp and Carpat Co., Pardiek block, 50T Main street. lOi-tf Griffith Eilia went to Indianapolis th's morning to atterd a meeting of the state athletic a' s ci&t.on. The county commissioners today settied with the trustees f rom Webfter, nnjoe aau nuuigtuu iuiiis. u r. inzsrer lectured to the tEpwolt? i" " bli l 5fatand tomht wiJ1 be Kt -ambn eo City. Mrs. Bessie Woods and pot left this morning for Via Moines, la., where will r.r.f-rr re 1a Mr W. has been there for some months. The offertory at the First Presy terian church Sunday eveninir will be sung by Miss Myriek. The serviee will be up to the a?na! standard, ntiler the management of the Mtn's Sunday Evening club. in nnai primary debate to new? a team of three to represent the Ri h mocd High school in the debate e :h Dayton, w 11 be hell tt High school hal', March 17. Oae a'ternate w31 also probably be chosen. Four men were toa;ht to the c nart jU 7Stmd?y from the ernrt of Juvwt PffitrTj; U Canabridgo City, each et ,r att .to the entty jul for l i iin for trespass. The men were V.. m Uobb.ns. John Kemoer. casay i.oaa, j ames tmnn. . ar a- . f Centrevilla is happy and to ho con graiuiaiea over tne iact lb at the tw applications for license to rttwl intoxl eants have been refused and corn pell d to witnaraw, it is presumed that the good cit zans of that place will see that the town remains dry heneefor h. It has been definitely arranged that a special train will bring the Richmond delegation ba"k to this citv the nieht or tne oratorical content at In lianino lis. ine t'ortland crowd will aTso re turn on the same train as far as th city, and a j lly time is expected. Did you read Noah's advf fT ft. J3f - . s . i ine omjiai seo-e oi ine pi o gsme at Muncie last night, arordia? to the boys who returned homo tbis morr ing. was if to 1 instead or 10 to 1 as given in another column. The boys say that the Royals put up a clean game, but that they were .imply outfila-s-ed or account of not having- their regular players. "River of Rest," rendered by Mis Porterfield, Miss Huff and Mrs Morley Sunday evening at the First Presbyterian church. Teachers are all interested in k-otr ing the dates of the meetings of the Southern and the Norther i Indiana Teachers' Associations. The date of the former is April 6th to 8th i:icl!i sive, and is to be held at Shelryviile Th Northern Associ?.' in ho'!" lii meeting at Fort Wayne, Wluefa 4tt April 1, inclusive.

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Fountain City Times: AtTred E?rt;ousehoia goods.pianos, Lorw

o . xi ruujuuu uiuveu a y -tliju ui household effects to his property wh;$e Dr. Griffis lives. The doctor will move to the old Coffin home short I v t-r 1.1 l T - I i 1 -. . rrsuis ingrain, wuo io-k a rxstiiin i at the freight cffl.te in Richmond, Ksdf a toe mashen by droppinir eon eihi on it, and was laid np at ii me (sis week. LADIES VAISTS K AND $mi Grand Display. SalurdavSprinj; lcs. All New A large assortment to se'ect from of silk and wash waists, i ilk ard mercerized skirts, special prices will be fciven Saturday. Samples of all the new Silks shown and n.C!i;t.r.s ttkett f . r any of the many styles. We kia-Dy invite you to see them Siturdav. ;A L. M. JONtS (, Yon can get Alle&rretti ehoc Prees'. Eggemeyer's Satiif..cials. Kjrgs, fresh t IS J-C Telephone pcsCper can. - , - Ptiees' fT tha.v-5 X and bonbC t-; A. R. De Ha6Bt. 4 nal, Doylestowo, Oh'" number of years - fr" bit right sh;nl- " i uaim and was snrpr lief almovf Bal-n has been a cont of mine ever since and it be New maple sugar at Price?'. 4 Cincinnati, Richmond & FbrtiVayne Railroad Companj. ' Richmond, Isd. , March 6. T399. The annual meeting of tht ekholdtrs of the Cincinnati. R cha.oud & ott Byroad Company wdl be beW at the offiee of the iny. in tne 0f Kiehond. Icdiara cn - . B A ?t ; ? Fn"d f fP -r; f ? , a. m. , tor the election of elferea di rectors and the transaction vf sr.eh other business as may properly eome before the meetimr. lee cream the year round at Prices'. California navel rsr seedless orange?. es.

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SUIfM MllU. fr Chlckra. With the purpose of studying the

feet of skim milk diet on young growre thickens, an experiment was con ducted at the Indiana agricultural experiment station, ia which two lota of chickens were nnaer ooservuoa. There were ten chickens or two oreeas in each lot, ranging rrom rour w six weeks of age at the beginning or tne experiment. Each lot received the same food, cafe and treatment, excepting that one was fed all the sksni mut wanted, while the otner was none. The grain fed consisted of two parts crushed corn, one part bran and one part ground oats. They were also fed crac&ed bone, caooage ana lenuce. When the experiment Degas tne toiai we'srht cf one lot of chickens was only one-half an ounce more than the other. The experiment lasted from July 11 to Sept. 5. The results or the feeding show that the chickens fed milk and grain ate sotae considerable more grain than did these receiving no milk. The results also shew that the chickens of lot 1, recclvir-g no milk, made an average weekly gain of 2.62 ounces, while those fed milk made a gain per week of 4.46 , r.,.ca nr over one-fourth pound. The chickens fed milk made a more rapid on? iitilform gain than those fed grain f-nlv. Tt9 general results of the feed ing in ever way feemed to show the snret'.or Influence of the skim muk or: the growth of the mrd. A.taat CIIe Hmnr Tlm. The busiest time on the Atlantic cable is between the hours of 10 and f In the forenoon. During that time on an average about twe hundred mes sages pass over h cable each way. Plenty Pricfla'. of nij freali yter a APTlaWH VtM W' r r t Alt "mAm flw tW BIt t Ml Bant. rlMHW. u4 .jamllMi!' Sm-ntm taarM tor S eacta m Maw mmcM tiuwrttor FdR Balk A good heme. 4fi 'onth t?ineteenth reft. " tr-lm STaROE Ground flxr sixteenth and Main, Ve'rn Smith. tf J. H. STINSON, THE OLD RELIABLE iHOSMAKSR 1 stiH to the basinea. Those who bav sore or teorier feet, corns or b inions, wi t find pleasu e in wearing Min-on s mate or BQoe. Rep&iiiug neatly and promptly don. 829' MAIN STREET. NEY! DO YOU NEED IT? ALL RIGHT, COME UP. We will lian it to you cn wagons, vehicles, store Cstun P, etc., without removal. r . i s ' i; . i . ; Q WatebcS, dUatUOnds, tlCff. b'eyclef, musical instrnraeut? etc., left Tith us. . ' On your personal note, if you i-iascJcrled man with a responsible firm. Employer? not interesttl. ? Business stritly coiifiJential. Richmond Loan Co. N. E.Cor. ?.b and Mai, Rf Open every tzzi2 GcCt.ve thct ijee it cad yea trlH t? co other. .'-J. AT L.i.-.avl k' VJt AG. SEND IX A CALL, Which will bring ojr wagon for your LAUNDRY WORK. We will return it promptly lra -tifully laundered aad uninjured. Richmond S(eai Laundry. 919 Main St, Phone I5. Dr. J. Ford Ha wee. Physician and Surgeon Knollenbei-f? Annex. Calls answered night and day.

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MARCH SALE LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. A few hints. This department has grown from the day of its opening. Each year

adds new pairons. The fact is no surprise to us, we only handle the best goods. Alt made in clean factories, where perfect sanitary conditions prevail. Sweat shop garments never pass over our counters. In buying our season's supply our manufacturers always give a limited quantity of popular priced goods at about .cost of. production. We buy them and dispose of them on the same basis in order to further promote our department

m the good graces of the ladies. In additron to these are

the previous seascn that must sales successful and popular. (JOWXS. 5e "EACH. These are new, all sir -S, with : clusters of tucks and ru!!l-s. 49c. , All new, five styles frjm which to y- select. Embroidery ruffled, trimmed aaJ tucked. St'. Jnt received five sty'es, a wonderful bargain, all stylts of ritck antrimmings, including lace. Site and its : line is so elaborate, wi will have to omit describing th ni. iiic Special. This lot contains odds and ends, regular price $1 $o, $l 75 and $2.00. Choice for 98; each. $1 2) Special. This assortment is made up of goods which hive been idling from $l,7; to $t.oo each. Choice $1 2.

Do not infer fr in this that only cheap and imMlituit goods are included In the

sale. We show all reasonable ft rice.

RESFECTFULLY,

I S. See our Window. Sale A OLD AND TIME-TRIED REMEDY A.lmi't.-.I bv all th b-t Ti it am k Si-r-iij? M-ii ite. Yu wilt tttiii. for fiaii j( iirnt itrt or at No. 7 Stiiii Kitliih btrctv Kt-lly Hio-n. ' We hav s several '.. K1UB Of UJonoy to LoaL cs mortgige. If you want to borrow come and. see ns. .Vrn.H. Bradbury S Sen Boom 7 and 8 W e?c,tt bTocV, RrCBMOHD. ! D. Now IS . . , The Tinrie To be looking tt HARNESS for Spting. We have them, . WIGGINS & CO. Phone 1443'3g Main St. W.A PARK, D.D.S. LEADING DENTIST 8 K 13 h St., Elckrcrd, In L The Latest Electrical Appliances Used on all Dental Work. (Perfectly H armies.) Phone 1S92.

01!EY!

be sold. These are the factors which make our underwear

DKAWKKS. 14c. Well made, trimmed with a cluster of tucks. !S?tc. Good muslin, with a 6 inch tctTle. SVc. Special. Oily a few, lace and erabroideiy trimmed. 50c quality 39c ech. Ittkc. Secial. Several dozen, beautifully trimmed. Thv y are 65c and 75c goo is. tOc each. til:. Special. Only 0 pair, embroidery trimmed. Stc eoods. Choice half price, 43c each. SKIRTS). S(V' Inivn a full him skirt, trimmed with embroi Ji-v. ll It-niriti. 75 clio!i! of two tyle, embroidery or lc triininei. It looks liiiost impoMHiUe tu oitV-r mii'Ii value for io huht money. DHr Special- A wmull a.ortmen( of fine coMtH, remiliir $1.50 ami $1.75 number, rhoi o B.-H:. ea. SI fit Se'ial. A tew fine ram brie skirtx. ! Inmtr'etl. soll for IF2 O, alinoxt lialf, SI.V9 ea. Oil KM I r K. 3.V, S0, f8, "be ami S'c. Always ome Kolil. Tlie valuer are the same an t!, remain der of the line.

the 1 iliertmt garments in fine, liiglt grade goods, at the sarao

opens To-morrow (Saturday) Morning,

After Pliri"r Your Gas Or Durnlng Coal Your Walls Need fta Paoer Hangings. We have them at all prices, from lowest to highest, in all the new desiffus and colorings- Call and be convinced. SEE THG DISPLAY OF DINING ROOM gffccto era oun vc:jdowo. ; TTho WALL PAPER STORE. " 0 If I,. DICKINSON Cor. Cth and Slain, Kiehniond. Let us give jroq t estimate on your Paper Hanging.

PHILLIPS OPERA HOUSE MABCE 13. A PLAT Of IIAKllIXtt SOTItl. A PLAT roBt t H K PEOPLt: AMERICA'S FAMJt-S UlSM COMEIJ1A ' Aai Him IVnr AaoriaMi, fmusuug Hut Great Ptay. mm. th Ccnlractor a num moDcmoi or a MtarBCV rLar. A Shtj laterevtiac o all. Auiawina aiMi Ifrot)T. i GrMht Strike So. . Ht-ar tlie Hoctf finrg txartrl. a.icEa. - xa. as, se a4 se c ast. aae ml Biatate flare.

always odd lots left over irom COKMET COYKKS. The ladies have probably had mora difficulty in getting satisfaction in this item than any other garment ia the whole lfae. Our past experience leads as to believe that we have the best fitting line of Corset Covers ever shown in the city. 1 he cheap, est fit equally as well as the finest. We start the price at l&i each. From these we go to 35c, :Wc, 39c and SOc each. All the different styles, necks and trimmings are shown. THE NEW BLOUSE COVERS We have at SO;, 75:, and 411 SO each. 1 OO, 1 S8 They are now very much in demand. March 'f t; Before you buy a Typewriter let me show you THE HARTFORD. Strong, Durable, Well Finished. Same I ey board and service atf the $10 nuchinefor HALF THE MOI.SY. C. A. REEVES, Room 7. Weetcott Block; LAUNDR. Get your Laundry work where satisfaction is guaranteed. ELC03AD0 OTCAC3 LACmY

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