Richmond Palladium (Daily), 2 April 1900 — Page 4
RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM MONDAY APRIL 2. 1900
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A UK YOU 1 NJM5REST IiD . In Niv Mil Sugar or Syrup. We liae juf r'-'vel Miiiall hiuieiit from Ikmi C. OMi, anil t lie good are line. We would le iI'uh1 to tmve your order.
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Speaking of We have symc ef the FINEST STRICTLY PUKE GOODS ever seen id ths market. It is made by a farm-e-i who is well equiped for tfie business and knows just how to make it. 1'er gallon full weight $1.15. Call and take a taste. W. E. HASTINGS. if YOU OCT IT AT THE BEE HIVE. IT'S GOOD.
OUR MOTrO: Hornet (JrMMls at llonpft I'rii-o. TO THOSE WHO APPRECIATE THE BEST Just received a limited amount of Extra Quality PURE MAPLE SYRUP. This maple we get each season for our best t!m We know it to be VERY CHOICE. The best coming to this market. Call early and sample. HADLEY BROS.
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Iu our previous advertisement we asked you to call aud see our uew wall paper. We also gave you a few Lints as to the character of the same. Wo aii u .y pri4jrjJ tj s'l . you t hi? very U'st of aJ vantage, aud are going to make every Reasonable endeavor to get your entire patronage this
year. There is proUibly no other wall paper house in Richmond that studies the welfare of its patrons so conscientiously as we do. A lo)k at our Hue puts you in direct touch witn the most carefully selected wall paper
in Kichrrtoml.J21Wli te ijui and shoulders above the average if you buy freni us. In style,aWf?rfi'and quality, as we sell but two or three rooms of a kind in the city. . Ours is a line that no lady can afTord to miss. It's brimful of clever designs, effective, artistic coloi iugs. This applies to the white blanks and cheaper grades as well as to the most expensive ones. See them aud you will agree with us." You don t take auy chances in seeing our wall i.-iier, except being separated from your gcxxl money; but then you seurate willingly when you see what you get iu return. Put your time against our salesman's and see for yourself. Respectfully Yours, NICHOLSON & BRO.
Richmond Palladium MONDAY. APRIL 2. 1900. rrnrr-t-rr--Itl!n ami SiM:! or tlie San a.n;l Sun. Moon. Ktsew :.Mi' yeta crl'ti Ters" io:i? pTm. Indiana aud Ohio Weather. - Washixotox, D. C, April 2. For Indiana Fair tonight and Tuesday. Fir Ohio luii n this afternoon, clearing in the east, fair in the west tonight. Tuesday fair. LOCAL, NEWS. Fletcher's for hats. tf Headache cure, Haner's spectacles Hardwood floors at Louck & Hill's. Spectacles scientifically fitted, Haoers's. Spectacle fitting a specialty, Haner s. Poub.e lenses correctly fitted llaner's. Geutiett tonight, Coriune in The Little Host. The Aftermath will meet at 2 o'clock instead of 2:30 Tuesday afternoon. Musical club mati ice next Wednesday at 2.30 p. m. at Pythian temple. Gjod singing, dancing and pretty g iU in The Little Host at the Genuett touigbt. The last and best musical comedy of the season. Corriue in The Little Host at the Geunett tonight. Miss Porter will have her spring opening Wednesday aud Thursday of this week. See all the new things iu domestic and imported miiliuerv. 22t At the business meeting of the T. P. A List Saturday evening A. S. Street aud J. W Moore were elected delegates to the national convention which meets iu New Orieaus in May, and George Dtiks jr. aud George Albrvcht alternates. May berry M. Laeey this moruing filed a complaint for $4,1 WO fees alleged to be due him from the county c ouiuissiouers for work as tax ferret turi-e years ago. Mr. Lacey makes the county commissioners defendauts in tue case. 1 A doss of seven, c imposed of tLe following, was confirmed r at St. Paul s Episcopal church last eight: Mr. aud Mrs. Will Swaynie, Airs. William IX Hatha way, Miss Beatrice
TDK BKST COOIiS N THE 1.UKET.
T. McCarthy. 05 0-30 i Smith, Ijuis Francisco, Miss Grace J Ritteuhouse, aud Miss Kate Wigmore. Easter opening of stylish millinery Wetinesday and Thursday, April 4 and 5, ut Meeds & Rust, G1S Main street. 2-2t Corinne was the open iug at tract ion for the Itradley opera house. fn't miss seeing her at the Gennett tonight. Miss Porter will have her spring opening Wednesday aud Thursday of this week. See all the new things iu dottiest in) aud imiortoJ millinery. 2-2t TLe Rev. A. W. Lamport It-ft for coufereuce today, his family accompanying hini as far as luuiauapolis, i where thev will remain until after conference. Mrs. Gad bury will have an opening at her new millinery jKirlor, corner sixth aud Main streets. Wednesday and Thursday of thii week. If the ladies want to see everything new, nobby aud nice in millinery they are iuvited to call and see. 2 2t Fox's "Forex." The best butter crackers that ever went down the long red laud. No other taste like them. Distinctive and away above the best of other brands. Easter eggs and egg dyes at I lathaway 's. " e-o-d-tf If you want a thrifty, luxurient lawn get some of Tom Mertz's fertilizer now aud s w it. This is the best time. Call him by telephone, and he will briug it to your door. No. 103. 5-eod Do not leave home on oa a journey without a bottle of Chamberlaiu ' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It is aluiosfc certain to be need -d and cannot be pvivured while y.u re on board the e-u s or steamship It is pleasant. si.fe and reliable. For sale by A. G. Luken Co. uud Curme A Co. , druggists. A Beacoiful Worn in. The subject of Dr. Houser's first lecture here will be A Beautiful Woman.'' - It will be a lecture for '.adies and the admission is free. There will Ix no room for children. Dr. llouser always has something new and interesting to tell his hearers. His reputation as a lecturer aud writer is not confined to his own country. Wherever he goes large audiences assemble to hear him. They are never disappointed in hearing something g od. He opens at the Phillips tomorrow night. rtprii millinery openiuj; iry . K.lutV, Veliiesdy aiid Turstiay, April 4 aud 5. Open both evenings.
fOWARO H. DENNIS
DIED AT 6:30 O'CLOCK LAST EVENING After an IHnrs ef Sffral Mnths-r-Ont of Richmond's Old st and Bent Knowp Citizen A Short Sketch tvf His t'stlul Life Funeral Wed nesday Afternoon. With the death of Edward II. Dennis, Richmond loses another one of of ber oldest and most honored citizens. The end came last evening about 6:30 o'clock, and after days of terrible suffering he passed away quietly at his home, 41 north sixth street, surrounded by the member of his immediate family. Just before be died, the expression of pain and suffering which had been on his face, gave way to a look of extreme joy and contentment as he passed to the other side. For several months he was confined to his home, but a week or so ago his condition took a turn for the worse and it was known by his physician and family that he could not long survive. The deceased was born in Cayuga county. N. Y., March 17, 1823, aiid was therefore only a few days past 77 years of age. When he was 2U years old, he went to Newark, O., to live and a few years later moved to Missouri. While in that state he married Miss Margaret Monroe, in 1847. He came to this city in 18G1 and has lived here since, with the exception of four years, when he resided in Columbus, O. For many years he held a very responsible position in the otlice of Gaar, Scott and company and was one of the best informed men about the works. His wife died about four years ago. The surviving' '-hildren are Mrs. Dr. Hicks of j' t m ta, Ga., Mrs. Crosl y of Cincinnati, Miss Mary and Albs Margaret Dennis of this city. The deceased was for many years a loyal mem ber of Grace M. E.Yhury-h and one of its ablest supporters. lie always took a most active interest jin all forms of church work, and no ope iu the church was more prompt !to attend or more willing to do his part at all times, and bis loss will jbe keenly felt. His religious life was ftn exemplary one and above reproacjb. The fuueral services will take plaice on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the lower room of Grace M. E. church and will be conducted by the liev. G. H. Hill. The interment w be at Earlham. Friends mav call Tuesday aftc doou after 1 o'clock at the resident 41 north sixth street. EARLHAM LECTURE COURSE Last Mimbcr vt tarlnam Lecture Lourse Wednesday Mnt it iu Want a Cord Laugh Hear Mr. Elliott In Hazel Kirke. The last number of the Earlham Lecture Course occurs next Wedne l L-. L,riu 'X. n t rVlf W lav evening, April 4. Mr. Edward com.H.iy nazet xvtrKe, wuu nis origi . t r , tt i . . i - I nal adaptation. Mr. Elliott s impersonations win enormous success bn the stage, aud are accepted by prtss and public as rare models of pure comedy. They are presented on the plaif;rm only by Mr. Elliott and are impossible of imitation. Tickets at lioss' drug store. Mrs. Minnie Palmer Hamilton, the milliner, will have her Easter opening on next Wednesday, and will djisp!ay a handsome assortment of spring bonnets and hats. 31-3t For tlie liable:. There is no better food for the bab les than malted nuts. Its pleasant tajte aud highly nourishing qualities miike it a favorite with mothers and small children; much superior to milk and many so called infaut goods. Ready to use bv adding warm water. Ou'y 40 cents" ier bottle, at W. E. Hast ings grocery, U31 Main street. All the latest styles in Easter n'lilliuery will be shown Wednesday and Thursday, April 4 aud 5, at Meedi & Post's, 618 Main street. Orchestra afternoon and evening. 2-2 It DEATHS AND FUNERALS, Ham Mrs. Martia J. Ham, a Sister of Mark, Ira and Turner Hayries, died last Tuesday morning at Chattanooga, Tenn., aged 67 years. M,rs Ham formerly resided in this eijty, and had a host of friends who willj be sorry to learn of her death. Two sons survive. She will be buried at Waynesville, O., Wednesday. Sekfloth George Seefloth, one of Richmond s best known and most promising young men, died about 10:30 Saturday evening at St. Stephen's hospital, where he was taking treatment. Death was due to cere bral abeess from which the deceased was a sufferer for several weeks. The deceased was an exemp'ary young man and deservedly popular. He was a student iiji a medical college at Cincinnati and had a bright future before him. The funeral will take place Wed nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from St. Paul's Episcopal chuilvh, the Kev. r . O. Granniss omciatii ng. r rienas wisning to see tne renu ;ns m. mav call Tuesday from 2 to 5 p. aud from 7 to 9 p. Lutherania. Clar k Charles m. Interment at H. Clark, aged 47 years, died suddenly this morn of neuralgia of the heart at his ht me two miles this side of Williamsbtj The funeral will take place Thursday afteruoon, the frieuda meeting at jthe house at 1 o'clock, sun time. Ser vices at the church iu Greensfork McCoy Elsie Harrison McCoy, aged six years, died last night at residence of Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Mc Coy, 111 north seventeenth street. The fuueral will take place Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock from the ho one. Interment at Earlham. Easter open iug: of mill ii n -ery goods at Mary A Ktute?, Woneday aud 'luurday, April 4 and 5. "Now good digestion waits on apdoesa7t, try Burdock Blood Bitters, ,
FRANCHISE GRANTED.
Thm Apa-ltaatl f Mrs. FrtMaaaa at Uati Ftwrtktf Raaalvaa' by tfca " CMBty C hilmrfc This afternoon the county commissioners granted to Messrs. Freeman and Lontz a franchise to build and operate a traction line over the National road from this citj to the county line at Dublin, for a term of fifty years, the gentlemen applying having given a $10,000 guaranty bond that the construction of the road will begin within 120 days after the granting of the franchiseMessrs. Pruden and Emanuel of Dayton failed to materialize and their proposition was not in shape to cor -sider. Messrs. Freeman and Lontz are backed by amble capital. Nut Butter. The Sanitas Nut Food Co. of Battle Creek, Mich., make the best brand of Nut Butter in the world. It is far superior to animal fats or butter for eating and shortening purposes. Used by the Sanitarium at Battle Creek for a quarter of a century. Only 30 cents per can. For sale by W. E. Hastings, 931 Main street. - A GREAT RECORD. Hard to Duplicate it in Richmo1. - Scores of representative citizens of Richmond are testifying on the following subject. Such a record of local endorsement is uuequaled in modern times. This public statement made by a citizen is but oue of the many that have preceded it and the hundreds that will follow. Read it: Mrs. C. B. Stevens, 20 north fifth street, says: '"My loins and back were so weak and sore I could hardly keep up and around and was often entirely unable to get up at all. The pains extended through my loins and in the thighs. Severe headaches accompanied by such spells of dizziness were almost of daily occurrence. I was doctoring steadily but without much if any relief. I learned about Doan's Kidney Pills and got a box at A. G. Luken s drug store and began their use. They acted promptly and effectively and the pain soon left my back." Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers; price 50 cents a box. Doan's Ointment is a specific for all itching skin diseases, piles, eczema, chilblains, chafing, any irritation, and all itchiness of the skin. Gives instant relief. We mail a free sample box on application. Address Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. LRtlr tVhlms Im Millinery. While praies of all shades of purple, green nuil white are a feature of some of the smartest spring hats antt bonnets then- is something slili newer -acorns with their leaves, edelweiss aud camellias. The latter can scarce ly be called new, but they are never very I moli worn aud therefore keep a prestKe of their own. Button ross orchids au.l Irises arranged In clump and placed rather stittiy at the side fT the toque or hat are the flowers most aeon. Medium sized hats have 're'1 Placed Hut twines and Imnnrts anl.WaJ 1 " " 1 " ' " " ' " . I piet from the fae. but most of the brtms are straight anil level and not very wide. Great masses of trimmings are not seen on the newest hats. A tulle or lace lrajery around the crown, a bunch of flowers aud possibly a bovf of lace sulflce for most of the hats: Hats made entirely of flowers or leaves are springlike and pretty, and Mack velvet mingled with pnle or bright hueil fiblHiu have a decidedly French air. One hnt of greeu leaves has a chimp of p'nk buttou roses directly In front, and on either side of the roue are iiusciualu;; loops of pale blue sill, ribbou. A llnri rrrl ii-vi. this !.i;;:i v. ho atsconJed leeu :l pillar of the clmn li?" "No. He never went to church at ail that I know of." "Then why are they making so much fuss alout the affair':' Chicago Tltues-Heral 1. STATEMENT. DICKINSON TRUST CO.,' Of Richmond, Indiana, for the nine months ending March 31, 1900 . ASSETS- "1 I-oant cm coUateraU security ..... ... $y-i 640 A i Loans secured by mortgage Company's building including safety vault r u nature and nxfres Cash and due from banks company's fund. 4 ah, crust funds.. 19 156-J . ........ 14.50040 981 70 5.634 ,0 37098 Total.. LIABILITIES Capital stock paid " Undivided profits Certificates of deposit and Savings deposits . leroMts loan department Due trust department . .. Jjo.ooo. 3555 So 86.t4s.o9 5a.a86.7t 7 95 9S Total $179 aj 71 State of Indiana Wayne County, sa We Charles A . Francisco. President, and Joseph J Dickinson. Secretary, of Dickinson 1 mat Co.. uf Rtcfas-d, Indiana, being duly atttrmed depose and say that the foregosng is a true statement of the condition of said company at the dose of buiMss March, 31 i4 (signed) Charles A. Francisco. President, Joseph J. Dickinson. Secretary. Subscribed and affirmed to before me, this second day of April, 19 AK Everett R. Lessoa. Notary Public My commission expires June aj, 19 J. People's Exchange. A PYXBTieElfVirTS oadc tho load of Wavtsxl rM tactions. Bad or faanaj tmlp (ulMlmt.vbm not amopad'ua; lonr Urn. 9Tts(IRM la Uaw oolnTia All "mda" for IWl stetaA Salsa. Hooaaa tot lUtst, muBoiaJ, as4 vlac-Ua.Daoaa Waata taaartad m I eaata a Mn -k taaarttrar. Storaqk Ground floor sixteenth and Main, Verne Smith. tf Lost Mackintosh cape, between Liucolu and Pearl on west fifth. Return to 406 Lincoln street. Lost Small parse containing sil ver. P. O. kej and paper of value to owner. Return to this office and get reward. Wasted Auction sales to ery:bv John W. Foster. exueriemWl aiT. tioneer from Chicago. Satisfaction guaranteed, price reasonable. Office i at layior s UVery stable, north eighth street, Richmond, Ind. 24-eodAw Hr. (liail s km Uiliiauis WILL TEACH VOICE CULTURE HARMONY r At 115 K. txtH St - Waara ralaajaar b ootataad.
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CORIXSC Corinne, who appeai-s at the Gennett tonight, is one of the) most unctuous comediennes on the American stage, and one may go to witness her performance with absolute confidence that there will be nothing disappointing in the entertainment she will give. Her success lies in thej fact that her power is the outcome of talent rather than acquired art. There is nothing suggestive of artificiality in her hearty mirth, she incessantly bubbles over with spontaneous merriment, and infectiously adds to the enjoyment of ths audience by the evident pleasure which she herself derives from her own work. Prices lower floor 50 75c II. balcony 50 and 75c, gallery 25c ARTISTIC FANNY RICK. A noted ci itic has gone on record as saying: "Fanny Riee has no equal. She is simply irresistible. She is a comedienne iu the same light that Nat Goodwin and Sol Smith Russell are comedians. She bubbles over with fun, and her fun, a positive dynamic force, takes you by the collar and shakes a hearty laugh out of you whether you will or not. She inspires the play with the spirit of her own personality, and the great charm of all is that throughout the performance, while the fun is wildest, there is nothing coarse in her acting; on the contrary she makes manifest a native modesty and delicacy that wins and holds submissive a genuine admiration. She is a thorough artist in every sense of the word." Geunett theatre Thursday, April 5. Prices 25, 50 and 75. Mrs. Minnie Palmer Hamilton, the milliner, will have her Easter opening on next Wednesday, and will display a handsome assortment of spring bouuets and hats. 31-3t Easter novelties, lc to $1 each, at Hathaway 's. All fresh stock. eo-d-tf
THE GEO. H. MOLLENBERG CO. A few of the many good things, we have to offer you. No explanations, the goods end prices will do the adver. tising.
1 case unbleached sheeting l ease 4-4 bleached muslin .saasakaaak lor
1 case 36-inch Percale, good cloth, nice assortment, "She 1 case dress Ginghams, elegant quality and styles, 43ic 50 doz. towels, they are all right, for each T "1 ft
1,000 yards Crash, 3 yards
500 yds. best Table Linen ever sold by us, for yard 3CC 50 doz. napkins, special good value, doz .95X, m2Lm3 20 doz. percale and calico wrappers, the good kind, made with a flounce. Our regular ones for Slf C One line tan and black jackets lined with silk serge throughout. New shape and up-to-date, t353 100 silk umbrellas, 26x28 in., assorted handles, worth $1.75, special $1 39 Our line of tailor made suits for ladies and misses is very complete. We show them in all the new materials. We have no trouble in fitting the forms as well as the purse. Prices JfJ53 33 and upwards. DRESS GOODS and SILKS 300 pieces black dress goods from .355c and upwards 400 pieces colored dress goods from Pr yd upwards. We have most everything you want in the dress goods line and will positively save you oney and besides look at the collection you have to select from. 50 pieces expressly for tailor-made suits.
A FREE LECTURE. . 1,7' . N DR. HOI SER The matchless orator and lecturer will talk to wonren ooly, in the Phillips op-n house, Tuesday night, A pril 3. The first lecture is free. His subject that eight will be. A Ucautitui Woman. Jt will be profusely illustrated with anatomical models from Paris, and with stereopticou views from ail over the world. Ladies Dr. Houser Las wonders to show m It will be a revelation to women w ho can think. Come and enjoy a rare treat. As lr. Houser's lectures alwavs draw crowded .houses it will be well to start early next Tuesday night if you want a good seat. The lecture will begin at 8. Please don't be late and please don't bring babies andcaildien with you for they will not be admitted. - ii. A. Withmiell, Manager. Easter novelties at Hathaway. e-o-d-tf r-
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UURRAY & SWISHER IVESr "4 MONDAY, APR. 2. JUNIUS HOWC (rf COKIENNE la Edar Smith's and Loais DcLa('s Merry Masicai Creauoa, The Jolly Little Host. AsaJsttMl by a rwiftiH. a alaja, of taaaa iMtaujiaa R Orafciaaa t ala Da Langs. Jaaa , ataffaol, Ksttk Watt a, StMrimrt R yaM. Easily. Fraaala. A apriahtly aaraa af aaarlatara. Tfka Kayataaa Qami-tawi. Primi Lawar Hoar SO. 7B aaui S1 Balaaay, BOa aatf 76a fiallary, ga Seats on sale at Westcott Pharmacy. SKTT TUFATRE. URRAY A SWISHCR. . Laea aod Maaacara. Thursday Night, April 5. EVERYBODY'S - FAVORITE, W FANNY RICE!..... And ar Ballaat aompaay araaaatlag S dlffaraat playa at a vary aarfarasaaaa, aalaotavl traaa tha fasstaaa Baaaaa Vahaa wiatdlK it pi ay ad at Daly'a taaatar Haw York elty 43 t lata a. Prices: 2, 50 & 75c . Seats on sal; Westcott Phs.m.cy, 9 - 4 at ic (a good one). 12 yards for lJd ,--Ji THE GEO.
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ON : EASTER SUN DAY
You should look as fresh anil as spotlesso the Easter liliies that are blooming around you. W e have a stock of handsome and stylish clothing in all of the newest fabrics. Get your .
Here and you will be New Easter Ties and New buy new Easter, outfits of with the ery best dressers tlie SIODEL
C Til. HAHItTON.
M. Taatk St. Oaa. WmImH Halat RISNMOMO IMH.
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Silks we have a very choice line. Wash silks and printed silks, h oulard .silks, corded silks, hem stitched silks. Taffeta silks and any other kind of silks you want. . Thompsons glove fitting corsets JI3c We. show CO different styles and makes of corsets. All the leading corsets of the day. We have the
new rngiisn snanes, also sole agent Cor ner . , Majesty Corsets.' Try one and you will have no
other. Specialtibbns.on sale. Special pulley belts at Ask to see , the laces. Sic
KID GLOVES.
It affords us much pleasure to offer our patrons such an exceptional stock of gloves as we now show, ' selected by us with much care as to quality and , . colors. Gloves fitted to the hands by experienced persons. Hosiery, Underwear and Furnishing Goods. . Our spring line of hosiery, underwear and furnishing ;. goods is now complete and comprises the best ' . values money can buy and sold at popular prices and within reach of all. Neckwear in the latest shapes, and shirts in the new spring colorings. Our big lace curtain sale begins Wednesday morning, April 4, and continues ten days. Every pair of curtains in our immense store at a discount. Don't forget about our carpets, linoleums and mattings. . ' -
H. KNOLLENBERG CO.
Five Stories NOT COLD, NOR OLD But filled with hardware. Not fiction, but facts. Everything from a button hole to farm wagons
New Stores cornerjnorth E and tenth Opposite Depot.
rightly clothwl.'vXVe-'l-Spring Style Hats. If) you us, we - will put you Jf line in Richmond. - s fLOTOISG ( .
900 and 90a MAIN STREET.
ceach. we are selling at c and streets.