Richmond Palladium (Daily), 24 November 1899 — Page 4

KICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1S99

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REMEMBER ,Only one week to , prepare for Thanksgiving. We can supply your wants from A to Z. Turkeys and chickens by the dozen Oysters, Selects and Standards, direct from Baltimore Fine Fruits and Vegetables.

HICKORY NUTS.

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Richmond Palladium FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1S99. Indiana and Ohio Weather. Wasitivotox, T. C, November 24. For Indiana: Threateninj? weather tonight and Saturday, possibly rain ' m the south Saturday. ! t or Ohio: Fair tonight, cloudy and warmer Saturday. LOCAL NEWS. Hatha way's for toys! -2-lm Fine watches at Haner's. "Fine watches at Haner's." Spectacle fitting a specialty, ner's. Spectacles correctly fitted Haat

Haner's. Gloster J. Garrett and Daisy Lorinda Foster have been licensed to marry. Those in attendance at the funeral of Clem Mann from northern Ohio were Mr. and Mrs. Hoover and Messrs. Clate and Brad Mann At a meeting of the high school debating club t his noon, a commit tee was appoiuted to make arrangements for the Day ton -Richmond high school debate. History class meets tomorrow night at 7:45 at the Masonic temple. Stereoptieon night "Irish Views" .by Mrs. Whitridge. Admission to non-members 10 cents. The High school orchestra under the leadership of Prof. Earhart will furnish excellent music for the Sevastopol school entertainment tomorrow evening at the school house. The presentation of "The Count of Monte Christo" by the Carrie Stanley Burns company at the Phillips! ast night was good. The company

THE RIOT CMIS II TBK IttlET. WILL HE HERE NEXT TIIFKJ-IAY...... j OUR SUPPLY OF TURKEYS! Will be Urge and ery fine. Let us have your order early. Our teek of CAMMED FRUITS and VEGETABLES la very fine and oonplete. Our DRIED FRUIT la of tha very ftaeat quality. Bast Saadad Raisins, lOo par lb. IT'S OOOD. OrOrO jooo CO c? CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO 'S3 S3 CO WJWJ presents a popular bill tonight and will give a matinee and evening perionnance tomorrow. C: l r-i.: 11 1 j .1 complaint of Laura' Iwhrer vs. John 1'. lumrer, for divorce. The choir of the First M. E. church was very delightfully entertained by jiiss iuiu irvin, f at her home on north seventeenth street, on Monday night of this week. " There were refreshments and games, and the even ing was heartily enjoyed by all The Jones Hardware company i now getting the new building at tenth and north E in fine shape. The building will soon be ready for occupancy, and when it is completed it will be one of the most convenient and well appointed structures in the city. . F. B. Johnson, deputy grand d4otator of the Knights of Honor, an insurance order, is in the city looking after the membership of that order Mr. Johnson is a very pleasant and capable gentleman, and the order he represents is one of the oldest and best of the many fraternal insurauce organizations. The First Baptist church was full to the doors last night with au appreciative and attentive audience. The interest in the meetings is still

growing. Nine requested prayer last night and two were received "for church membership. The subject tonight will be "The Second Coming of Christ. Dr. Simmons leaves in the morning for his home in Terre Haute. Jesse C. Stevens, late representative of Wayne county in the state legislature, has presented high school ' library with sixteen valuable books among which are: - '"Colonial Svstems of the World," "Report of the Mississippi Floods" and several volumes of government statistics. 1

This is a new movement and should be encouraged. The high school, library contains a thousand or more j

volumes and it is hoped will continue

to rrow by g-enerosity of the people. Attend the Ilehannesev Grand Oriental entertainment at the First M. E. church tonight. . The Deweys beat the Orioles at bowl'iiuf last niht at the Monarch alleys. The scores were 724, 757. 3, to tt5 and 759. The prize for the best score made there before Thank.sivintr is a bi turkey and the srt-ond prize is a smaller turkev. The highest score so far is bv G. W,. Crawford, 218. A letter from Miss Jennie T. Masson of Indianapolis, secretary of the state Y: P. S. C. E., says that it is remarkable that so far no number of the pro,Tam for the state convention has had to be changed, but that every person on the projarram for next week's exercises here hasso far failed to send notification of inability to do his or her part. The prospects are that the full program as issued yesterday will be carried out. Those of our local people taking part iu the program in addition to the singing, etc., are Dr. I. M. Hughes, Pre-i-dent J. J. Mills, Dr. J. W. Kapp, S. W. Gillilan. Rev. I I. Mercer, Timothy Nicholson, Miss Edna Kirn, Miss Ida Meyer, Rev. C. Huber,Rev. W. E. McCai ty, Miss Jennie Ritter, Mrs. Catherine Cooley, Rev. L. II. Uuuyan. Still More Counterfeiting. i The secret service has unearthed another band of counterfeiters, and secured a large quantity of bogus bills, which are so cleverly executed that the average jx-rson would never suspect them of being spurious; Things of great value are always selected by counterfeiters for imitation, notably the celebrated Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which has many imitators but no equals for indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness and general debility. The Bitters set things right in the stomach, and when the stomach is in gixxl order it makes good blood and plenty of It. In this manner the Bitters restores vigor to the weak and debilitated. Beware of counterfeits when buying. See that a private revenue stamr covers the neck of the bottle. Blankets and comforts; large are reasonable; at variety; prices K nol leu berg's. Our assortment of ladies' jackets and eapes in cloth and fur is exceptioi a.ly gocKi and our prices will be found most satisfactory. We invite you to call. The Geo. H. Knollenbero Co. New nuts of all kinds, new lies, dates, raisins, currants. Brenner's butter wafers at DOAN'S. The weather is cooler and you may need new underwear. Our line is the choicest in the market. The Geo. II. Knollenbero Co. Oysters stewed, Prices'. fried or raw at Beautifnl variety of ladies fu capes; also crushed piusn capes; line assortment at Knollenberg s. Used by British Soldiers in Africa. Capt. C. G. Dennison is well known all over Africa as commander of the forces that captured the famous rebel Galishe. Under date of November 4, 18'J7, from Vry bury, JJifhuanaland. he writes: ' lie fore starting on the last campaign I bought a quantity of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy, which I used myself when troubled with bowel complaint, and had given it to my men, and in ev ery case it proved most beneficial.' For sale bv A. G. Luken & Co. and Curme & Co., druggists. Kemoval. To-morrnw, Saturday morning, we will be found at our new store, No. 1U17 Main street, opposite the westcott Hotel, where we trust to see all our old nat rons, ami lots of new ones. We desire to thank the public for their liberal pat ronajr in the past, and hope oy still aUberinar to our plan of the 'I3est is none too srood," an1 furnishing: the finest of all eatables the market affords, to merit a continuance of the same. ery KespcttuIIv. MEYER BROS. Wholesale Prices not. In it With Bargrains We ire Oflerioi Richrao'd Loan 6c. th mm Mala, Rm 4, Open evealng. Home Phone 445.

ATURDAY, NOVo 25

EXCITING GAME.

OPENING POLO GAME OF THE SEASON Proves One of the , Most Exciting Ever Witnessed ia Thie City The Score Was 2 to 2 Hairagains Prove a Tough Proposition for the Henley s. The "Hairagains "and the Ilenleys played an exciting game of polo last night at the ring and opened the season in an auspicious manner, b playine one of the best games evei seen in this city. The score tt the close of the third inning was 2 to 2, and should hsve been played off to decide the winner, but Mr. Henley refused to do so on account of the injury to one of his players. The 'Hairagains," managed by Martin, put up a surprisingly warm game and make the claim that ifjthe time in the third inning had not been extended the game would not have resulted in a tie, but the. score would have been 2 to 1 in the Hairagain's favor. - On the other hand Mr. Henley claims the exact time limit was observed and that the time was taken out when the players were stopped for any cause. Both sides played a remarkably . fast game and both seemed determined to win at all hazards. The Henley players were the more tricky of the two teams. Young Mansfield probably put up the most brilliant game of the evening, and for a man who has played very little, he gives promise ol becoming one of the best in the city. Stevens and Bver for the Henleys played in their usual fine form, while Williams and Byers did excellent work for the Hairagains Byers was hurt slightly several times during the game, but each time pluckily went back into the game. The attendance was the largest of the season thus far and both the old and new balconies were well tilled. Another game will be arranged for in the near future and the tie will be played off. NARROW ESCAPES. A Record of Two of Them A Painur At the Court House This Morning, Robert McXamara's Close Call. This morning at the court house James Logan had a narrow escape from instant and violent death. He was working on a scaffold at the third story windows on the north end of the court house, when the end of the scaffolding gave way. lie was some forty feet from the ground when the scaffold slipped, and ht would have been killed in stantly and mangled at that had . he not pluckily hung to a rope and let himself down by means of the rough stones of the building. The red paint was spilled all over the end of the court house and on the gray stone it looks very much as 11 a half dozen men had been stabbed just above the bloody streak that runs down the side of the build ing. Some dai's ago Robert McNamara of this city had a narrow escape from a horrible death at Indianattolis. lie was employed as firemau in the rail road yards, and was under a locomo tive cleaning out an ash pan when the engineer, not knowing Robert was under there, started the engine. McNamara had the presence of mind in his great fright to seize the axle of the engine and yell like a Calniuc Tartar. The engineer heard his cries and stopped the machine and Robert crawled out unhurt. He quit his job and came home to Richmond. Underwear ForEverrbody Underwear for men, women, youths. misses and children, all kinds, many grades, at very desirable prives. See our line. The Geo. H. Kxollenbebu Co. RINGS. The present is to be a "riny season" unsurpassed in fashion's anuals. A striking ruiK consists of Gve diamonds in a straight bar crossing the hoop at right angles. A pink topas heart makes an attractive ring. Pink and other colored pearls, as solitaires, are anion elegant rings. A novelty in men's all gold seal rings is one differing from the ordinary ring in that the surface of the portion usually devoted to the seal is slightly rounded instead of flat. Among inexpensive rings, fire opals In various combinations witu small oruliants are in favor, as is a small emerald or a ruby with one or more diamonds in graceful two and three stone desinx. Jewelers Circular. RAILWAY TIES. Belgium has the largest amount of rail road in comparison with its total area. the amount being 3H.2 miles to each square mile of area. In Sweden street cars rarely 6top to pick up or to set down passengers, and the satires of both sexes are wonderfully expert to jumping on and off while the cars are in motion. Complaints have ln-en made lately of the poor quality of window glass use. I on German railways, not only in the passengvr cars, but in the los!ntives. where. to save a few dollars, the lives vf passengers are pnt ia eriL

Methodists, come out and support "Old and shout for your

Florida oranges, nice Malaga grapes, new chestnuts and best layer tigs at Prices'. Far Scarfs and Collarettes. We have a beautiful new line of ladies scarfs and collarettes. The G eo. H. Knollenbero Co.

All kinds of toys at Baumann's 5 and 10 cent store, 82U Main. Homc-Se Vers' Excursions. For information about reduced fares, through time, and other particulars regarding home-seekers excursions to the south and west apply to Pennsyluania lines ticket agents. Furs. Furs. Electric seal, mink, German Marten,Real Marten and other fur scarfs and collarettes; also light and dark combinations, a beautiful variety at Knolleuberg's store. v Fairy sticks crisp and dainty, five flavors, at Prices". Members of the Eden degree staff are requisted to be present Saturday evening as there is work. H. M. Cox, Recording Secretary. Holiday goods at Baumann's up-to-date S and 10 cent store, 820 Main, Ladies, we invite you to inspect ! our new line of fur scarfs and collarettes, just opened this week. The line is beautiful. The Geo. H. Knollenbero Co. Block ice cream and individual moulds to order at Prices'. Not a Surprise. It will not be a surprise to any who are at all familiar with the g(xd qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, to know that people everywhere take pleasure in relating their experience in the use of that splendid medicine and in telling the benifit they have received from it, of bad colds it has cured, of threatened attacks of pneumonia it has averted and of the children it has saved from attacks of croup and whooping cough. It is a grand good medicine. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co., aud Curme & Co. New shipment of lamps at Baumann's 5 aud 10 cent store. Salted almonds and salted peanuts at Prices. People's Eirrhan-f ADVEBTlPElf B under the head Wanted BltutlouB, mala or female help wanted Lost, whan not xoeedlng tour line. Inserted FKBB In tbeee oolamna. AU "ada" for Baal Katate Bales, Housee foi Bent, financial, nd Vlaaoelleneoni M ante Inserted for 6 mbu a line each losertlot WANTED TBl'STWORl HV PERSONS TO takf t r tt-rs f.r "War in Soutb Africa and ihe Ir ontinent from Savagery to Civilization " by William HanJi sr. the famous traveler, cable eiit- nd author. Pres. says "wonderfully complete." "graphic descriptions, ' bril iantly written," imptuously illustrated;" demand rerua'kable; aes unfreeze .ted; priors 1- w. We Khali distribute $lC0,ttX) in gold among our salespeople; be first; don't miss this chance; lfO hiih st c.iminiMS ons; books on 3u days' credit fi eight and duty paid; sample case fiee Addrexs The dominion Company. Dent. V. f Chicago. oct7-30t ,: Will any one connected with the; tamiiy of KosalanU Bell King, who Las been dead some twenty years, iJease write to Mrs, Lawrella Wigk'inglon, 1321, west Chest, street, Louisville, Ky. 23-2t IjOST A red cane to child': iru-krt, Tinder return to this oflice and be rewarded. "Wanted A irirl for general house work at ol2 north ek'hth st. Storage Ground floor sixteenth and Main, Verne Smith. tf T 1 . 1 11 it". r ok oale eu improved lot in ffotwl location at reasonable price. Cal at 34 south tenth street. oct!2tf A REMEDY THAT HAS (5- II PROVED A GRAND SUCV CESS WHERE THOUS ANDS HAVE FAILED ........ Sore Care For Dandruff. Will stop Falling Hair, larlgorataa and Strangtheaa tha Hair, and will prosluoa a healthy grawth af hair mm .bald haada FOR SALE BY Westcott riiarmacy. Cuime's Pharmacy TEWART, Dentist 19 Mala St. Opea Kreaiar

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Indications are for cold and wet weather.

Before it comes you liatl better prepare your feet with a pair of winter Shoes... There are no better ones than ours, And the prices re are offering them are very low, when ycu consider the quality. For $1.98 we offer the bevt line of ladies shoes that has ever been offered in the city. Our line of hard-sewfd welt shoes at S2.50 are big bargains. Those S3 00 pat leather bhoes ar3 as good as those for which others ask S3. 50. Men's shoes in box calf, double sole, all sol'd, at 61.98 are worth $2.50. Our $3.0P line of vici kid and enamels are wonderful bargains. We just received another shipmei t lrom Strong & Garfield, makers of fine shoes in enarmls and patent leathers. Como and see us when VOU liett SllOeS. , " Respectfully, FU C. WIN, 718 MAIN ST. NO PAIiV. TEETH Extractid without pain by an application to the guns. PLITEn hade that fit Set of Teeth S5 OO Best Tee $8 OO Bridge Work, per toot't S6 OO Gold Crowns, 22 K $5 OO up Gold Filling SI.OOup Silver Filling 6O0 up Satisfaction Guaranteed. iationaI Penlisls. 933 Main St. pHILLlPS OPERA HOUSE MU3RAY SWISHER, Lisaee, ONE WEEK, COHNIENCING MONDAY NOV.2u7rt America's Popular Actress, CARRIE STANLEY JJURNS AND THE - New York Theatre Co. la a Reperto'ro of Latest Successes. The Klondika Claiaa. Tha Woman ha Rod. The Bowery After Dark. Monte Crlsto. Tea Nights ia a Bar Room. The Two Orphans. Saturday Matinee East Lynn. PRICES - - - lO, 20 land 30o HOIES FREE Mo-.Ut nig t that is, on laiv fl!inl -J lre with tverf pant rHt rvt-d seat lirkM. Seats at Knede's Huslo Storo.

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Buys a business handsome plain worsted, cut and Buys an elegant brown kersey, cr well made and

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Finds its full value at the "Model" always. It u ill buy m re here than in any other store; as also will $5, 57.50, $12 or $10. We make this statement boldly, and w ill back it with the unrefutble argument of your money back if not satisfied fcfr fcfr - J & & & MODEL CLOTHING CO.

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Cross Cut Saws, highest quality, at the Lowest

Prices. These cross cut saws are crescent ground and make them the fastest cutting saws known.

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Also a nice lot of first quality chopping axes and rx handl s. Please call and inspect them.

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FURNITURE A? d are strongly s'ockttd. They are not side linesbut caietully selected eppcially wortbful and marked as close as the valn-s can be Fold. - HIuHtrative is a fine polisbed Oak Sideboard, large bevel mirror. We sell it for ' - -$17. - - FERE). (S E KiaCJ) S,

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suit of P'ain cassimere or a black, fancy striped or check tailored in first class style. overcoat in black, blue or a nice box coat in coveit cloth, trimmed and guaranteed to Street. Richmond. Ind. UKUUND ' 816 MAIN STREET Richmond, Ind. Smokeless Coal of 1 70 FT. WAYNE AVE. ialladium