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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, MONDAY FEBRUARY 5. '1900

q U'K roiSTUT AW IS TO SELL TUE BEST COOBS 1.1 TBE 11IIET. 00 YOU WANT? q FANCY NAVAL ORANGES

O FANCY TANGERINES

FANCY GRAPE FRUIT FANCY BELLEFLOWER APPLES

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31 MAIN St. BEE HIVE

CANNED CORN... BEE HIVE BRAND "Best we ever tried. Jo ways every,,e who lias tisetl It.

2 caiiH Tor 25 cents; $1.40 per dozen. W. E. HASTINGS. IF YOU GET IT AT THE BEE HIVE. IT'S GOOD.

OUR MOTTO : Honest

ARATOGA CHIPS HOME MADE

Fresh, Brown and Crisp. GOOD, Because Always Fresh. We Give TRADING STAMPS. HADLEY BROS. Phone 292.

We shall prove to the people of Richmond and vicinity that we shall work stronger on the lines of our MOTTO this spring than over before. The basis of our success has been Lowering Prices, Honest Advertising, Liberal Treatment, Best Quality of Goods and Newest Styles. 'h ; Goods delivered to all parts of the city Free. Great Bargains in CARPETS, RUGS and LACE CURTAINS this week.

BLANKETS. 10- 4 eotton blankets, worth $1, sale price," 11- 4 heavy blankets, worth $1 .50, sale price;

lJ-4 extra heavy ' blankets, sale price All wool blankets.worth So, sale

All wool blankets, very heavy and tine. wortli 4.50, sale price ffif All S5.50 and b00 fine all wool California

blankets iro in this sale at

QUILTS. T5c quilts, T2xS2, ro in this sale at $1.00 quilts, 76x84, very large, for this sale we have marked them 1.25 quilts, 78xlK), extra large and finewe have marked them

4.00 Marseilles patent quilts this sale at.

Handkerchiefs Left Over From Holidays. 5c handkerchiefs, sale price 3k 10c handkerchiefs, sale price 8e 20e handkerchiefs, sale price 14e 25c handkerchiefs, sale price. 20e 50c and G5c handkerchiefs, sale price 42c

Kenieinber, we have the

fill your erder.

r. McCarthy. GROCERY Both Phones 10. 99 Goods at Honest Prices. CIIILUKE'S Heywood and Wakefield's Celebrated Carriages and Go-Carts. Just receiving them GILBERT T. DUNHAM Leading Furniture Dealer, 627 A 629 MAIN ST. C pr C pr worth S2ih price. pr pr pr pr they go in

reputation of handling: nothing: but iirst-class goods, and

Richmond Palladium

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1H00 Indiana and Ohio Weather. Washington, D. C, February 5. For Indiana: Possibly rain or snow tonight, wanner in the south to night. For Ohio: Fair tonight, rain or snow, warmer Tuesday. LOCAL NEWS. Headache cure, Haner's spectaclos. Tast call on cloaks. Huston Store ad today. Sjiectacles scientifically fitted, Ilaners's. Three months of cloak weather. Visit the Boston Store cloak sale. Spectacle fitting a specialty, Haner's. Double lenses correctly fitted, Haner's. Ross Harris of Columbus sjH'nt Sunday with his parents in this city. Last and final reduction on all of t he latest this season cloaks. BosU n Store. Miss Sue Hardy of Union City is visiting Miss Elizabeth Sands for a few days. Mrs. Henry Townsend and children went to Indianapolis yesterday morning to spend a few days. This is pension day ami the offices of the county clerk and notaries who attend to jiension work are popular resorts. January, IS'J'J, had a record of $2,825 value of building permits issued, and January of this year had a record of $7,500. Mrs. E.F. Heard si ey, who has Ik en the guest of George Sjiencer and wife, returned to her home iu New York City Saturday afternoon. The social event of the week will le the Morrisson-Foulke marriage at 7 p. in. Wednesday. The wedding will be by Friends' ceremony and will be grivate. James E. Busby aud Miry E. Parker were Saturday licensed to marry. This puts au end to a case of paternity pending iu police court. The groom is 11 aud the bride lt years of age. On next Saturday night, February 10, at the Methodist church in Chester, there will be a basket supper. Every one is invited, especially the various candidates. The stipjvr is given for the benefit of the new church and quite a number of Richmond people will attend. Mr. Charles Insco Williams, the musician, who has been in this city for some weeks, leaves this evening or tomorrow for Piqua, O, Mr. Williams has made many friends here, who will regret his departure. He will visit friends in Dayton, Chicatro and elsewhere and intends going abroad in the early summer. The plan considered but not yet decided ujion by the trustees of the Home of the Friendless for the appnintment of a police matron was to have the matron of the Home uppointed to that office, and make the olice matronship an ex-officio of such home matron. Then an assistant would be apKinted to help iu the I care of the Home. I The W. C. T. U. meeting at Rhoda temple yesterday was conducted by Mrs. Dr. Hopkins, Rev. Young read ing the Scripture lesson and ollering prayer. Rev. Young aud others spoke on the subject, "The cause of the increase of self-murders. " Miss Clara Adams gave a good recitation. Miss Blanche Howe played several solos on the violin, and Miss Eliza

UNDERWEAR. Gents' heavy fleeced shirts and drawers, worth 35c, sale price - Gents' extra heavy and tine fleeced shirts and drawers, cheap at 75c, sale price. Vests and pants, worth 40c, sale price Ladies' very heavy and line fleeced vests and pants, always 75c, sale price Ladies' union suits, worth 50c, we have marked them to Children's fleeced underwear, great bargain. Children's union suits, worth double, they go in this sale at Ladies' wool union suits, worth 1.50, marked down to close

HOSIERY.

Ladle 50. 60 and 75e all weel eashmere hesa marked down to 39e Ladies fleeced hose, always 25 ta 30. go ia this sale at 19e Ladles fleeced hose, white fnet, worth 30c. they ge at 19e Ladies SOe white loot hose marked down to 29e Boys' ribbed fleeced base, cheap at 1 5c. they go ia this sale at So Children's hosiery all marked dowa for this sale to 9, 1 5 and 22c. worth double Ladies' fast black hose for this sale 5o Men.s gray mixed seamless hose, a wonder, marked down to 5e en's 10o hose .go in this sale at 8 1-So fen's 15c h so. and cheap at that, we have decided to close them at ICo ea's wool nose, a great bargain, worth SOe, go at-, 25 The above aro the greatest bargains ever offered in hosiery, and right in tho face of an advancing market. Take advantage of ft and bny now.

beth Leonard sung a solo. The interest in the meeting was greatly increased by the young people. Polo, Main street rink, Tuesday, February G. 5-2t This is Justice Conner's week in police court. There was not a case in polieeeourt this morning. Albert Albertson of Greensfork is in the city today. Charles Brown was arrested this morning for drunk and was fined fy.yo. Fare to Indianapolis tomorrow will be $2.05 for the round trip, on account of Lawton remains. Cincinnati polo team, with the Covington Stars half back and goal tender, vs. Henley, at Main street rink, Tuesday, February 6. 5-2t ReserVed seats at Westeott pharmacy for polo game. Game called at 8:43" C. U. Pat ton of Indianapolis is in the city today with a smile for all his friends, just as he always had. Miss Grayce Weeks entertained the club of which she is "3 ojemtjer this afternoon at her home on south twelfth street. The police headquarters is supplied with a tine lot of new chairs. The chairs are commodious a-nd comfortable, and were ladly needed. The county central committee (Republican) will meet at the Horticultural society rooms at the court house on Friday of this week. Chauncey Fisher, the national league ball pitcher aud first rush iu Henley jxlo team, will play his first game in this city Tuesday evening. There will be special railroad rates to the Republican League meeting at Anderson on next Monday and Tuesday. Special rates are given on Monday. A presiding officer must be appointed for the council tonight. This presiding officer will, act in that capacity duriug the absence of the mayor. The Indiana Republican league will meet at Anderson' one week from today and tomorrow. Hooker T. Washington will deliver the principal address one week from tonight. The ambulance was employed this morning to remove Mrs. Beitnum, a paralytic, from 551 north thirteenth street to the union statiou, to be sent to her home at Geneva. Ind. The candidates from all over the county are paying in their assessments, and Demas Coe, the county Republican committee's new secretary, is the busiest man in town. Assessments for candidacy on the Repu blican ticket have to be paid in this week. It is ouly tvo weeks from today till the nominating election aud the tickets have to be prepared and printed in the meantime.

Starbuck, the man who is accused of being Harry Boyd's partner in the apple and potato theft at Charley Pyle's, was arrested and brought to to city prison this morning by Park Page. The trial of the two young men will perhaps take place tomorrow. , '" Mrs. Elizabeth Price, mother of M. C. Price, passed safely through her ninety-fourth birthday, anfi is now iu her ninety-fifth year. She was iu ill health for nome weeks frior to her birthday, which was jlast Thursday, but has rallied and isliow so much improved as tobe alliost entirely well again. ifer preservation is remarkable' She comes of a family remarkable for longevity. Among the important matters to be brought up for discussion tonight at council meeting are the new depot, the election of a presiding officer, a report of the light committee, the choosing of a committee to go to Toledo, the. qut-stion of Mr. Dobbins seat, aud other matters of import we can't afford to lose that

ance and interest. It is expected that the ordinance for a new gas company will be here for consideration. History repeats itself occasionally, as sonieone has . hitherto remarked. On Saturday last two men, a negro and a Hibernian, were sawing ice iu the river south of town. They stood upon a large, clear piece about six inches thick and sawed clear around themselves. The result was a very cold ice bath. Talk about sitting ou a limb aud sawing it otT!

An EJitor's Life ed by Chamberlain's . Cough Remedy. During the early part of October. 1S1MJ. I contracted a bad cold which settled on my lungs and was neglected until I feared that consumption had appeared in au incipient state. I was constantly coughing and trying to expel something which I could uot. I became alarmed and after "giving the local doctor a trial bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and the result was immediate improvement, and after I had used three bottles my lungs were restored to their healthy state. B. S. Edwards, publisher of the Review, Wyant, 111. For sale by A. G. Lukeu Jt Co. and CunueA Co., druggists. "Adversity flattereth no man,"' but the pains of dyspepsia turn h's attention to Hood's Sarsaparilla and in its use he tiuds a cure. G Election of Trustee. Ou Tuesday evening, February 13, l'.o0, at regular business meeting of First Baptist church, a trustee will be elec ted to till vacancy made by resignation of E. G. McMahau. Kate W. Moiujas, 2 3t. Ch. Clerk. There is no better medicine for the babies than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Its pleasant taste aud prompt and effectual cures make it a favorite with mothers and small children. It quickly cures their coughs and colds, preventing pneumonia or other serious consequences. It also cures croup and has leen used iu tens of thousands of cases without a single failure so far as we have been able to learn. It not only cures croup, but when given as soon as thecroupy cough apjiears, will preveut the attack. Iu cases of whooping cough it liquifies the tough mucus, making it easier to expectorate, and lessens the severity and frequency of the paroxysms of coughing, thus depriving "that disease of all dangerous consequences. For sale by A. G. Lukeu fc Co. and Curme & Co. People's Exchange. ATVBTI8F!lf BNTS under tb head cf Wantad Hltutlnu, male or female help wn.rti t.whrt not zoeadlnf tour lire. nriacFB't 9 In thne columns. All "mat" for Real Betake Balsa, Houses i lent. Kiaanotal, aod Mlsellnonf r r. mt e ' for 0 osrta a line each IrssrOo Storage Ground floor sixteenth and Main, Verne Smith. tf Lost Pair nose glasses in case. Finder please return to Miss Maggie Newby, 21 south sixteenth street. For Sale A lot on the west sid- ; will take a gcki work horse iu trade. Address, H. M. Davis, city. Lost A pair of gold glasses with c hain attached. Please return to the J. M. Coe Printing Co. For Sale One ten horse upright boiler aud one four horse stationary engine. Heury G. Eggemeyer. corner Main and fourth street, Richmom", Ind." Wanted Girls at Test's woolen mills, south of city, orv. Apply at fae-

Silk Yoke Materials, Embroidered. $10. GO Vokings, sale pi ice, p r yaid - $7 SO H.f0 Yokings, sale pi ice, per 5 ard fi no 4.50 Yoking?,- sale price, per ard 3 SO Special sale price on all colored and tucked silks. Domestics. Domet fl innel, per yard 4 c Cantou fhniiel, 10c values 7c Crepons, skiit patterns, worth $G GO, sale price $1 " ! Fleeced black dress g h1s. the 10c qnality, sale prie -8 JSilk skirt waists, sale price CO Crepons. $2 and $2.25 crepoc?. ssle price .$1 V,j theetivg. All iunslins aie higher at wholsale, sale prif n 9-4 155c Shettujs, 10-4 p r yard life Corsets. Extra tiimmed contil corset?, French shape, sale price 4 3c Corstts, regular fl, sale price 8lc Satteen Underskirts. New French waist skirt, cale pr'ce $1 2." $2 50 three n ffl satteen jrau n-. d r: . i, s. I s ii . 1 HU $5 u ercrized eattetU skirt, s; I j i - 3 59 Silks anc! itib. 27 inb all silk satin duchesse, sale pnee 92e o'or?d tafFeta filks. others ak $1, sale price-..... 79; FaDcy silk waist pattern?, sale pii e - : . . . . .f 2 98

reputation. You will get nothing: but gcod goods f r m us.

(jESSETT THFATRE. MURRAY SWISHER, Leses and Muxtr.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7th. The Greatest American Play Ever Written. William Gillette' "Secret Sen ice" The Triumphant Sueeeee I America. England and Australia. Presented with all the Original Scenery and Effects. A Phenomenal Caal. PRICES, 25c, fiOc, 7 So. and St.OO Seats at Wetc Pharmacy on and after Saturday, February 3.!. P HILLIPS - - - OPERA HOUSE. MURRAY &. SWISHER, Lessees. ONE WEEK AND SATURDAY MATI NEE, COMMENCING JIOMUV, FiaiRTTARV 5. IRENE TAYLOR SUPPORTED BY JAMES NEWTOX DUEW, And a strong metropolitan company. High class specialties and illustrated ong. $20,000 $ '0,0 t Special scenery, draperies, etc., for each produc 1 n. Monday Klght. "FORGET ME NOT." I .ad ies Free Monday reght hen accon -panted by on; 30c r served seat Evening Prices. 10e, 20o and 30o. Saturday Matinee, 10o and 20e. feats at K node's. E. B.GR0SVEN0R, M.D. Spcta!H)uipment for the Treatment ef the Diseases ef the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. SCIENTIFIC FITTING OF GLASSES 24 X. lllb St.. KkbmoDd. The best of private accommoda tions, and trained nurses. Long distance, t. Plumbing . Heating Lighting Gas Fixtures Steel Ranges Repairing, Etc. H. H. MEERHOFF, PHONE 46. "Neglected colds make fat grave yards." Dr. Wood's Norway Pin Syrup helps men and women to h ippy, vigorous old age.

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CLOTHING CO. Are still making Great Reductions in prices. quick chance fur you to et a stylish Suit or

Overcoat

At a Snap Bargain. Drop in and investigate Ooods and Prices.

Ourjspecial sale of Neckwear is still going .n. 1(5 cents, or 2 for 215 cents. Oil our 25c Caps now 19 cents. See'our windows. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. MODEL CLOTHING CO. 900 & 902 Main Street. Richmond. Ind.

BUY THE

Pocahontas Smokeless

AND

Winifred Coal US. S. FflOrJMia, Ogamd Phone 9. 170 FT. WAYNE AVE.

Benj. B. My rick, i Nos. 8 and 10 North Seventh Street ' ; Richmond, Ind. " ! - g FireLife, Lightning and Accident

msyranceov? Agent for Red Star and American Steamship Lines. Notary Public, Loan and f'. Renting Agency. -

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Domestics. Yaid wHp b'eachf d muslin, good quality, per yd 5c Yard wid unbleached niusliu, a hurxnif r, markeJ down t Ir yd ......fie Extra heavy bleached nmsliu to go in thi sale at. . 8)4c yd Ready Made Sheets. Piz 81x90, extra mnelia, sale price, bleached 39c IMlcw a es, 36x42, bleached cambrics, sale price, each lOc Dress Goods. 3G inch a'l wod serges, sale price. - ... 2 5c Klaek nvtliy dress goods, C0? gxis. sal price- -. . . . . 42c 50 and GOo li wool plaid, f ale pi i 48c Ytton plaid", h-ok tike ad wool, sa e prio lOc 8V g-jiy cam-'s har, sle T-tie. lT yvd G9c $1 75 iroidUoaths aud Yuitians, sle pnee. ... . . 91.59 Vh lot of r . 40i and 42.J all wool dress goods, sale price, per yard .... 29c Muslin Underwear. Ladiefe' gowns, nicel trimmed, sale nice 50c Ladies k-owus. -xtra good mnslin, lace and embroidery tt immel, sale p ic- - ... 8c Ldi-" frer e-ve. sal p ie 19 at.d 5C9c Corset eevrs, pretty lace trimming, sala prion Mo Corset covers. exeuisit trimmings, sale price - 7 So mm4 !

Ladies' maslla skirts, embroidery trimmed, sal price

Hoslla skirts, with India linen flennce Camarle skirts, fleanoe o o flenooe,

' KID GLOVES. 6oaratooe kid sieve. al shales, sale prtoo .

Taney hack kid. sale price . Trading: Stamps with all

It's a

GENUINE and embroidered edges, prion St. the oiita kind, sh prtoo tJ9, 99 cash purchases.

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