Richmond Palladium (Daily), 13 March 1900 — Page 4
RICHMOND DAILY 1 PALLADIUM TUESDAY MARCH 13. 1900
era comin m is to sell tie iet coobs u the ukeet.
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Are not m Tory important item with the average family, and jet, when they are poor what an endl-as amount of trouble follows. We have a large variety of kinds and at right price. Try us tor matches.
JOHN F. IIcCARTHY. g
COOOCOO
BEE HIVE GROCERY
Both Phones 1BO. .
Star
TOBACCO
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For a few days only.
43C POT lb. cSLeearfyf
W. E. HASTINGS.
IF VOU OCT IT AT THE BEE HIVE. IT'S BOOD
OUR MOTTO S Honest Goods at Honest Prices.
Cheese Straws Saratoga Chips Peanut Butter
ALWAYS FRESH
These delicacies yon can depend on always getting fresh of ns. Remember we handle the Lavender Home made Br, ad. Telephone for a loaf. Both phones.
HADLEY BROS, nEEBL
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A Sprie
M
ESS AGE
To Oar Friends and Patrons, Gree tibg :
Sprint? is with lis one again , and as we extend the season'? cTeetinsr. we wish to offer a renewed welcome to our store. We
would like to have you think of us first when contemplating the
purchase of your spring clothing. We would like to
have vou make our store your clothire store.
If you are a customer of ours we believe that you will con
tinue your patronage, but if you are not within ihe fold and
have never worn our clothing, we think you are making a mis
take. If you will favor us with a call if you will allow us to
show you our spring beauties m Suits, Trousers, etc., we are
sure of winmnsr vou to the extent of giving us a trial tnis sea
son. What you buy here will be light it must be right.
Here you will see in our Clothing Fine Tailoring at its be?t;
here you will find qualities as represented, and prices in everj
instance the lowest consistent with the grade of our garments
We will buy back any article purchased of us not entirely
satisfactory. When you are satisfied and pleased, we shall be
and not before. Yes, we are making a bid for your trade; can we have itf Sincerely Yours,
The Model Clothing Co.
900 and 90a Main St., Richmond.
Richmond Palladium
TUESDAY MARCH 13. 1900
INDICATIONS
RVxins and twlti:isr of the San and Moon.
Suu.
Moon.
in.
Washington, D. C, March 12. For Indiana: Fair tonight and Wednesday; oold wave tonight. For Ohio: Fair tonight and Wednesday, except snow near the lake. Colder tonight in the north and west. Colder in the south Wednesday.
LOCAL NEWS.
tf
Boy;
Req
uire
Good Strong Knee Pants.
We have them just suitable for patching out that suit for school most of them with double seat and knee. fr fr fct
35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. 3 to 16 YEARS.
Fletcher's for hats.
Hathaway 's for all magazines. Headache cure, Ilaner's spectacles Hardwood floors at Louck fc Hill's.
Spectacles scientifically fitted, Ha-
ners s.
Spectacle fitting a specialty, Ha-
ner s. Double lenses correctly fitted Haner's.
There was one solitary drunk this
morning in police court.
Fred Mote will go to Indianapolis
this week to accept a position.
Mrs. Dr. Haughton is quite sick at
her home on south seventh street. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Getz, 833 north tenth street, a girl, fifth child.
Mrs. fc.ua Iacev has donated a
beautiful oil-paintTOg to the Home for Friendless Women.
Oriental encampment will have work in the Golden Rule degree on
three candidates tonight.
Dr. I. b. Harold yesterday purchased the Elisha Hurst property on
north tenth street for f 6,000.
Work in third degree in Richmond
lodge, F. & A. M., tonight. All Ma
sons in good standing invited. Levi Binford and wife, who recent
ly moved here from Wabash, Ind.,
will move this week to Indianapolis. Mrs. William P. Huttcn and Mrs.
John Shroyer at home on Thursdays,
in March, at 308 north tenth street
Miss Maude Toms was at Dublin
yesterday attending the funeral of
her grandmother, Mrs. Phariba
Toms.
The case against Henry Schell for violating the liquor law was heard yesterday afternoon and Schell was
dismissed. Superintendent Simpson of the G,
R. & I. was in the city today, the
guest of Superintendent J. S. May of
the Richmond division.
i'ror. i. A. ilottwas last evening
made a Sir Knight lemplar, as a member of Richmond Coinmandery number 8, Knights Templar. George Hill, a colored man, who is insane, is confined in the county jail. He is wildly insane and whoops and howls terrifically most of the time. Mrs. Elizabeth Dobbins arrived yesterday from Anderson to visit for
a iew weeKs. ne was accompanied
by George Fleming and Miss Dobbins. The Ladies' Aid society of the United Presbyterian church will
have a social at the home of Mrs. Clark on north seventh street tomorrow af teraoon.
Mrs. Charlie Kolp's juvenile dancing class gives its closing party Fri
day night, I. O. O. F. hall, at 7 o'clock. Admission 10 cents. Pro
grams at y o'clock.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Whitewater monthly
meeting of Friends will meet at the
home of Mrs. Chas. G. Carpenter, 35 south thirteenth street, Wednesday
afternooa at 2:15.
The case of Katharine Logan vs.
the City of Richmond for damages in the suih of $10,000, has been taken toLUerty, to the circuit court of
Lmou county, on a change of venue.
The Union county circuit court convenes next month and an effort will
be made to get the case to trial some time in April. The change of venue
was taken at tne request oi tne
plaintiff and costs of the change were
paid by the same.
There was a pleasant little party at
the home of Samuel Mather in Spring
Grove last night, in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Miss Irene Vlather. A most delightful evening
was spent by tne loliowing, wno were present: Susan, Stella and Her t ha Kelsey, George Dilks, Grace Dilks, Wilburn Sanders, Pearl San
ders, Elizabeth Jay, John Moore,Bert
Edmunds, i rank Edmunds, ill
Haughtou, Way land Kelsey and Ora
Pierce.
Mr. William H. Pritchard, an
Earlham man, has been appointed resident physician to the Cincinnati
public hospital after a competitive examination open to the students of
the Cincinnati medical college, in
which he scored a higher average than any of his competitors. He was
student in theotheeof Dr. Herschel
Fisher, formerly city editor of the
Daily Palladicm, two years before
going to t lueinnati.
The United Ancient Order of
Druids held a meeting last night and
appointed a committee to arrange for
the celebration of May Day, on May
which date is the anniversary of
the organization of the general or
der. The committee was composed
of the loliowing: Urant Zimmerman, Charles Tennis, James Clingenpiel.
Iheouore McLlellan a ad Ed Muev.
There will be a street parade, picnic
and dance and a number of visitors
will be present from points in Ohio
aud Indiana.
-AiDert t. ugoorn entertained a
number of men at dinner at The
Westcott last evening. The folio w-
Qg persons were his guests: W. D.
Page, Ft. Wavne, Silas D. Hale,
Geneva, Ind., Dr. S. E. Smith of
Easthaven. E. G. Hill, Charles E.
Shiveley, Charles R. Unthank, Judge
; r . Kibbev, George R. Williams,
H. . C. Starr, and Daniel Sur
face. The dinner was for the
of Mr. Ogof trustees of
Page and Hale.
fellow members
born on the board
Easthaven, Messrs.
The county commissioners were
settling poor accounts of township
trustees today. Tomorrow the county commissioners will hear the case of Trindall and the Csnterville people in the former's application for liquor license. Nathan S- Lairar will next Monday complete his twelfth year in the recorder s office as deputy recorder. He began in 1888 as deputy under John A. Markley. State Superintendent F. L. Jones, County Superintendent W. E. Wineburg, City Superintendent T. A. Mott and Township Trustee W. E. Wineburg today went for a visiting trip to the township schools in Wayne township. Superintendent Jones was to have been entertained at dinner last evening by President J. J. Mills of Earlham. at the home of the latter, but Mr. Jones was detained at Indianapolis. A POLQ GAME?
Tae Revered Nam of Pel to k Dragged la the Oust Tomorrow Evealag.
Tomorrow evening at the Main street rink will occur a game of polo (?), if you don't care for truthfulness. It will be the worst travesty in years. On that occasion a mess of alleged players who never before handled even a shinny stick will get together and raise- "bumps on each other's tibiae and fibulae, for as long a space of time as their lungs hold out. Those who will conduct this Tipperary wake are classi
fied as the Perunas and tie Nervuras. The former are composed of Harry Thornburg.Harry Jay, Harry Hill, Harlan Simmons ajd
1 upper lownsend. The last named will tend goal with the aid of an
apron. George Dilks and Oliver Worley will play as extras. The Nervuras will play the following men:
Guy liobie, Orville Comer, Fred Jav,
Omar Murray and Charles Kolp. with
Herbert Whelan and Elmer Egge
meyer as extras. Mr. Kolp, with a
boot last in his hand, will watch the
hen coop for the latter team. It will be awful. Will Bell will keep time
and S. W. Gillilan will referee.
THAT SUPPER
To Be Given by the Commercial Club
One Week From Tonight A Pleasant Affair Assured.
The Commercial club s committee
appointed to make arrangements for a "smoker" met last night with the
board of directors, and it was de
cided that the name '"smoker" would
be dropped as a sort of misleader if
not a misnomer for the function to
be held. The event will be called the I
first Commercial club supper.
It will be served at The Westcott at 8 o'clock on next Tuesday even
ing, March 20, or one 'week from this evening. The program now in
course of preparation will consist of
short speeches with a time limit, recitations, stories, etc., with a good supper. The distinctive feature of
the entire event will be its imform-
ahty and good fellowship. There will
be no dress suits and a man with a
Tuxedo will be denied admission to
the dining room. Every member of
the eiuo is especially desired to be
present, and it will be made a time
of good feeling and generally pleas
ant social commingling. All mem
bers should attend, and those who
wish they were members should be
come so before that time.
OOCXX)OOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
SAPHO Will SHOW.
The Mayor Has No Powr to Prevent
Its Appearance Here Players Can
be Arrested if Exhibition is Ob
jectionable.
The ministers' committee waited
on Mayor Zimmerman yesterday af
ternoon and asked with regard to the
play "Sapho" which will come hither
next Saturday night. The mayor informed the committee that he had no
jurisdiction over individual perform
ances, as the play houses have season
licenses. The only way in which the play could be prevented would be to arrest the individual players if their
performances prove indecent. This necessitates the presentation of the
play, and "Sapho, 'J or at least such part of it as the officers of the law do not prohibit, will be here next
Saturday night at the Gennett.
"At the White Horse Tavern" drew such an audience to the Gennett last night as was reasonably expected, for the fame of this splendid comedy company had preceded their coming. The expectations of those present were of course high, but they were fully realized. Where all played their respective parts so well it would be unjust to single out any one as the star of the company. "two married MtS." For good, wholesome, delicious comedy, one should witness this performance of "Two Married Men" which plays an engagement, at the Phillips opera house tonight. There has been no better attraction offered to playgoers this season than this laughter-provoking offered from the pen of Geo. R. Edeson, one of the best known and most popular of actors and authors. The two married men meet in the house of the actress in Brooklyn, one being there for the purpose of putting a stop to the embarrassing actions of the latter, the other to pay his wife her usual monthly allowance. The wife and mother-in-law appear on the scene and to the astonishment of all the actresses is discovered to be the wife of the sympathizing friend. They become reconciled to each other and all ends welL In each of the three acs many bright specialties are introduced. Prices 25, 35 and 50. JOSIAH JOSKINS Will be at the Phillips tomorrow night. The street parade tomorrow noon will be great. Everybody will be in waiting for it. 10, 20, 30. Get a reserved seat at Westcott
Pharmacy for the fiddling contest at
the Gennett Friday night. A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks. Prof. Roxa Tyler of Chicago, vicePresident Illinois Woman's Alliance,
in speaking of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, savs: "I suffered with a
severe cold this winter which
threatened to run into pneumonia.
1 tried different remedies but J seemed to grow worse and the medi
cine upset my stomach. A friend advised me to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and I found it was pleasant to take and it relieved me at once. I am now entirely recovered, saved a doctor's bill, time and suffering, and I will never be without
this splendid medicine again." For
sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and
Curme & Co.
People's Exchange.
A DVE1TUBMINT8
r-lWoated
under the head of
Sltutkwf, male or female helD
iruiMim wtn not uamuu four line
Inserted) B a In thee oolnoina.
Ail "Of s for Ban! Bateta Seles, Houaee fo:
Rent, financial, and Mlssoellaneoni
w ante tnarrWd for B oenie a line eaon lnsertloc
Storage Ground floor sixteenth
and Main, Verne Smith. tf
"Wanted An intelligent, middle-
aged lady, for light, permanent
work. Address for three days, "In
dustry," care of this office. 12-2
jnotice A heeler x Wilson ma
chine office removed to 22 south
eighth. 10-5t
For Sale or Lease The property
known as Spring Grove Oil Mills
For terms, etc., apply to Frank M.
Clark at Champion Roller Mills.
13-d6t
REMOVAL
The "GLOBE."
That Means Rheumatism. Sore and swollen ioints.
Are prepared from Na tures mild laxatives, and while gentle are reliable and efficient. They
Cure S
iclc
lOUS and
Headache, BiT
Sour StornacCortipaiioru old
sham
shooting pains, torturing muscles, no
rest or sleep, lhat means rheuma
tism. it is a stubborn disease to
fight but Chamberlain's Pain Balm
has conquered it thousands of times.
It will do so whenever the opportu- Cryfhnci Fumihinn nity is offered. Try it. One appli-P10 11,1 "9f rumiinmg5
cation relieves the pain. For sale bv
V e wish to say to our
many friends that after the
25th of March we will oc
cupy the room next to the
TT " AT i 1 T-k 1
union national uanK. cor.
8th and Main streets, in the
Kelly building.
Thanking you for the
very liberal patronasre at
the old stand, and hoping for dF continuance of the
same, we are yours for
A. G
Co.
Luken & Co., and Curme &
and Hats
- GOOD FOR -
DEATHS AND FUNERALS,
Widup & Thompson
rr- - - rxjn.M card.
Ablet John Francis, the infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Abley, 211 south ninth street, died this morning of pneumonia. The funeral will
be announced later.
icholsox Fannie Estell Nichol
son, in her third year, vouneest
1 - 1 e -a . ir . I
cniia oi nr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Nich
olson, near Greensfork, died Monday
night, .March 5. after a three weeks
illness of tubercular meningitis. The funeral occurred "Wednesday, at I
Sugar Grove church, services con
ducted by Rev. C A. Love of New
Castle, Pall bearers were Nellie Cain,
uuiu Kichards, , Oieatha Harris and
a.aie jaetiert. ,.Lattie r anme was
the almost idol'i the entire family.
tod being brumt and attractive, had
io ner onei ma made many friends, i
Fun for everrhndv at the Old Fid
dlers contest, Gennett Friday night
John Beesoa for wire! lawn and
Jarm fencing, 324 south twelfth.
-16-10t On account of the accident to Mr.
J. N. Weist, city salesman for Thos. I
isixon, he will not be able to call on his customers fcor a few davs. but anv
orders for paper or paper bags will
oe nueu prviiff
the paper
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Green - Trading - Stamps
Cut This Out. It's AVorth Money To You KEAD.
Cut This Out. It's Worth Money To You READ.
A Dollar's Worth of
Green Trading Sta
FREE.
You who aie collecting Green Trading Stamps, bring vour books to the STAMP STOKE in the WESTCOTT HOTEL BtJILDING, 1010 Main Street (week of March 12th to 17th) and let us add a dollar's worth (10) Green Trading Stamps to your collection as a complement. (Only one lot to a person.) We would appreciate it as a special favor if you could bring with you some friend who is not collecting that they may see the Stamp Store. And to you who have never started to collect the stamps, if you cut out the big stamp above and bring it to the Stamp Store, we will present you with two dollar's worth (20) of Green Trading Stamps, and one of our new books just out containing a corrected list of Richmond and Wayne county merchants who give Green Trading Stamps. Please bring the big stamp above by March 17, .
Indiana Trading Stamp Co.. Solid as Rock of Gibraltar-Bradstreet and Dun say so. 1010 Main St, Westcott Hotel Building W. D. DODGE; Res. Mgr. Headquarters for Richmon Division
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MURRAY SWISHER, Lessees sod Managers.
TUESDAY, MARCH 13. The, Laughing Success of Last Season
Two
Married
Men
By neo, R-
Edeson.
A GRAND COMPANY OF COMEDIANS.
Special Scenery, Special Novelties, Sparkling Wit, Pretty Girls.
Special Prices, 25c, 36c. and SOo.
Seats at Knode s music store.
pHILLlPS
OPERA HOUSE
MURRAY SWISHER, Lessees and Managers.
Josiah Joskins
Greatest Rural Play oa Earth. Larger, Grainier. Better Than Ever Before.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14.
5tly by telephoning to U or sending a postal
12-2t
THE SlieK P ' MILLS' Vl fia J.RUNGE aco. M V& NO.I6S-7thSt- RS
T 5 GROCER 5
FOR - - SY-9
PRICES, IO, 20 A 30e. Prodaetioa Perfect la Every Detail.
Presented on a scale of maniflcence nerer equalled. Special Scenery, So perk Concert Band, Syasphoay Orchestra. An aoasawlly strong line of Specialties. A. BUi Cast. Bee the Big Parade. Two blocks Utug.
Seats oa sale at Knode's mnsic store.
As an Introduction to our Spring Silks
BERG'S we set apart TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
or tltls week as
SILK
DAY
Our thorough search of the silk markets has enabled us to bring together a collection of silk fabrics that is simply superb.
It is not an easy matter to describe the varieties and convey to the reader a proper conception of the beautiful designs and colorings, hence we invite a visit to our store for an inspection of the collection.. To say anything concerning values and prices we deem unnecessary it is a fact too well established that these will be right to need special mention. We cannot afford to give our trade any other than right prices where values are taken into account ; hence quality, style and price all enter in, and we know that no disappointment awaits our friends and patrons, and feel sure great satisfaction will be expressed by all.
Larly purchases do not only secure to the buyer the choicest selections, but also prompt work from the dress makers, two points well worthy of consideration. Do not fail to visit our store on
Tuesday and Wednesday
To see the special display
and offerings of SILKS.
The Geo. D. Knollenberg Co.
Her His
ASK YOUR
RUNGE'S
PURE OLD FASHIONED
BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR
Hwr favc w - marred wib rrwtfc fata fwe ts ac TK f. v ir ft Sola) fJrfar QBicottjr eursMi wixh Helen's Gintment tfoe -tm-cI; for all mk'rm dtOTur fc.iLS or ajejsim, SsCEt ftXS. Helskeirs Soap KB tb ikia aoft. rraoth &ad , tfc. Prua cast. &ul free. Jssnrtsn. Hollows? a Co, vMaaeipEMa. ra.
Ladies, clean your gloves with La
Belle glove eleaner. For sale only
by Mary t . lire t tiers, 04 ilain street.
headquarters for kid gloves and the
' Qloves fitted and warranted. 21-dt
CHILDREN'S Heywood and Wakefield's Celebrated Carriages and Go-Carts. Just receiving them GILBERT T. DUNHAM
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