Richmond Palladium (Daily), 6 April 1900 — Page 4

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM FRIDAY' APRIL 6. 1900

era rosmiTiii is to seu the best goods ii the iuiet.

i a

KE YOU INTERESTED

In New Maple 8ugar or Syrup. We have just received a small shipment from Logan Co. Ohio, and the goods are fine. We would be pleased to have your order. . john f. McCarthy.

Both BEE HIVE GROCERY ;s

Speaking of-

Ad.aple

We have some of the FINEST STRICTLY PURE GOODS ever seen in this market. It is made by a farmer who is well equiped for the business and knows just how to make it. Per gallon full weight $1.15. Call and take a taste: - W. E. HASTINGS. IF VOU OCT IT AT THE BEE HIVE. IT'S GOOD.

OUR MOTTO : Honest Goods at Honest Prices. We are offering large (1G oz.) bottles of this choice sound fruit at 2E3c per bottle.

See our Baby Stuffed Olivesin bottles, ICC each. HADLEY BROS.

LadlSesS

new

In our previous advertisement we asked you to call and see our

wall paper. We also gave you a few bints as to the character of the same We are now preparqd to show you to he very best of ad vantage, and are going to make every reasonable endeavor to get your entire patronage this year. There is probably no other wall paper house in Richmond that studies the welfare of its patrons sd conscientiously as we do. A look at our line puts you in direct touch witn the most carefully selected wall paper in Richmond. You will be head and shoulders above the average if you buy from us, in style, design and quality, as we t sell but two or three rooms of a kind in the city. Ours is a line that no lady can afford to miss. It's brimful of clever designs, effective, artistic colorings. This applies to the white blanks and cheaper grades as well as to the most expensive ones. See them and you will agree with us. You don't take an' chances in seeing our wall paper, except being separated from your good money; but then you separate willingly when you see what you get in return. Put your time against our salesman's and see for yourself. Respectfully Yours,

NICHOLSON & BRO.

ON EASTER SUNDAY

You should look as fresh and as spotless as the

Easter lillies that are blooming around you. We have

stock of handsome and stylish clothing in all of the

newest fabrics. Get your

The millinery been remarkably eessful this year.

liners had music

Here and you will be rightly clothed. We have New Easter Ties and New Spring Style Hats. If you

buy new Easter outfits of us, we will put you in line

with the very best dressers in Richmond.

The MEL CLOTDMG CO.

900 and 90a MAIN STREET.

Richmond Palladium

FRIDAY. APRIL, 6. 1900.

IX r1 CATIONS

Rising itil Setting of the San and Moon.

Sun.

Moon.

Rlse5iJ Set C9j Sets 12 :M a.

Indiana and Ohio Weather. Washington, D. C, April 6. For Indiana Fair tonight and Saurday, moderate temperature. For Ohio Warmer tonight, showers in north, cloudv in south, showers and warmer Saturday. LOCAL NEWS.

Fletcher's for hats. tf Headache cure, Haner's spectacles Hardwood floors at Louck Hill's.

Spectacles scientifically fitted, Ilaners's. Spectacle fitting a specialty, Haner's.

There is a great influx of traveling

men in tne city toese days. The Hon. Elisha D. Reynolds, Indian agent, is in the city today. Reserved seats now on sale for Hartford and Henley polo frames.

Joseph L. Latcher and Ella Hunt of Richmond have been licensed to marry. Archie Lvtie is able to be about again after a "long illness of pneumonia. O. G. Porterfield has been granted permission to build an addition to his store room at 301 north eighteenth street, for $100. General O. O. Howard, wife and son will arrive tomorrow to spend two or three days with' Miss Strickland,. north eleventh street. William Waking is able to be out after his bicycle accident on Wednes

dar. He is considerably bruised up, I

and still feels the effects of his fall. Double lenses correctly fitted Haner's. j There were no cases in police courl this morning. Major M. M. Lacey of Fountain City was here today. j Miss Winifred Black will spend Sunday with friends in Muncie. Roscoe Clayborne has been sent to the reform school at Plainfield, Ind. P. W. Smith and wife went to Indianapolis this morning on a short visit. The Monday Thimble clutv will meet next Monday with Mrs- Frank Parsons. Dr. T. II. Davis went to Indianapolis this morning to attend a meeting of the state board of health. George B. Dougan shipped four

fine dogs today to some point in Uh la

homa to complete their training.

David Sutton left this morning for Philadelphia to attend the funeral of

his sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary button,

John M. Lontz went to Cambridge

Citv this morning on business con

nected with the nroDOsed new elec

trie line.

W. E. Ross vs. Emma E. Pickett

et al., partition of real estate asked

Henrv C. Starr appointed com mis

sioner to sell real estate."

The Panhandle fast trains are now stopping at Middletown, Ind., the

chantre troing into effect April 4th.

This will be a great convenience for

the people of that town.

Martin Rankin's residence at north

sixteenth street was visited by

small fire this morning as the result of a defective flue. The loss was not

more than 20.

openings have all

profitable and sue

Many of tne mil

at their openings

and all had beautiful displays of head

gear.

At St. Paul's Episcopal church

this evenintr at 7:30 the Rev. J. E

Sulwr. rector St. Stephen's church

Terre Haute, will preach the sixth sermon in the Fridav evening course

of Lenten sermons. All are cordially

invited.

Quite a number of Richmond people this morning received marked

copies of a Matthews, Ind., paper

containing extended advertisement

of the C. f. & E. railroad. The road

at present has its terminus there

fifteen miles northwest of Muncie. j Evangelistic services are in pro:

ress at the Second Presbyterian

church, conducted by Rev. W . A Bodell of Crawfordsville, Ind. Meet

ing this evening at 7:30 o'clock and at the same hour every evening next

week. Jno service on Saturday, but

Mr. Bodell will preach on Sunday

both morning and evening.

The old members of the city coun

cil who are now finishing up their

four years' term will have to attend

just two more regular meetings of

that august body. The new members

take their seats on tne evening or

the annual council meeting in May

immediately after the election, and

shortly after the first regular meet

ing of the council. There will be

seven new members.

Sergeant Krone states that when he went to serve the notice on the

owner of the property where the bad

tree was located on north ninth

street, he asked Frank Morris if he owned the property on th6 east side

and that Morris said he did. He states that he did not serve it until

Morris had acknowledged the owner ship of that property, and that Mor

ris acknowledged service. Morris

denies this statement in toto, and

6ays he aever said he owned the property on the east side of the

street. Mr. Krone says he is confi

dent that the circumstances are such

that Morris cannot recover anything

for the trees cut down.

The plays presented by Fannie

Rice and her company at the Gen

nett last mgnt were nne, ana were highly appreciated by all. The first

bill, "My Lord in Livery," had

good deal of amateurism in it, and

made the people rather impatient because Miss Rice (or Mrs. Purdy)

aid not appear, yet tnere was some

meritorious work in it bv Miss Dud

lev and Mr. Cherry. When Miss

Rice appeared she was given an ova tion as she is a Richmond favorite,

She appeared first in "The Circus

Rider, "and no prettier little play has ever been presented here, and

Miss Rice never appeared to bette

advantage than she appeared in that

She took the audience by storm. The

clssing number, "The Milliner's Bill," was a spicy and realistic little

bit, and pleased the audience im

mensely.

The commencement of the Webster

township school vesterday afternoon

was successful. The graduates were

Murrell iu. Roosa. Alonzo H. v ll-

coxen, lieatrice t,. Isorton, Jennie C

Grace. Jesse W. Dennis, Nellie E.

Lawler. Jessie Clark, Vim. A. Fatlev

and Ethel M. llliams. All took part in the program, Murrell Roosa being salutatorian and Ethel Wil

liams valedictorian. The class ad

dress was delivered by Superintendent W. E. Wineberg. There was

music on the program also. In the

evening the Kev. L. 1. Mercer de

livered the class address, and Ste

phen A. Clinehens and Frank R.

Borton were the graduates and each

delivered an oration. Miss Harriett

-Naroin also assistedin tne evening

program.

H4 Saar aa4 Fm War

In the surprise window. The Big

store Isaturdav.

SECOND KID OI.OVE SALE

Easter eggs and egg dves at Hath

away s.

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Do not fail to seethe White Bronze

Monument at 416 Main street. 2-tit

Fishing

away s.

tackle cheap at

Hath-

6-St

Base ball goods at Hatha wav's. "6 St

The American National

Red Cross. Washington, D. C, April 12, 1899.

Sanitarium Health Food Co.,

Battle Creek, Mich.

Gentleman:

Your cereal products, especially

Granose and Granola,are appetizing, wholesome, delicious foods, and emi

nently adapted to the use of those who desire health and strength.

Very truly yours, Clara Barton, President and Treasurer. Granose and Granola are manufac

tured bv Battle Creek Sanitarium

Health Food Co., manufacturers of

the purest food products in the

world. They are for sale by I

W..E. Hastings, 931 Main

Tomorrow.Saturday, April 7 We have made complete our assortments of kid gloves for this sale and pleased to announce we can show you all the new "PastaT shades for Easter in Modes, Tans, Greys, Rose, Pearls, Heliotropes, Blacks, &c. All gloves fitted to the hand Trading Stamps with all cash purchases. L. M. Jones & Co. Bromose makes fat and blood more rapidly than other food. It is the food parexcellence for blood, brain and nerves. Invalids and those whose troubles are due to the fact that they cannot digest the starch of cereals and vegetables, find in Bromose a panacea. Children and adults alike agree that it is as delicious as confection, at the same the most nourishing of all foods. Only 50 cents per box at W. E. Hastings grocry, 031 Main street. Ladies' pateat leathers for Easter 3.00. Haislei' A Hcmpk. Ice cream made with fresh strawberries at Prices'.

Protose. the new vegetable substitute for meat, contains all the food elemants of meat and a large per cent more. Eat Protose and less meat and thereby avoid gout, rheumatism, and stomach and liver troubles. Very delicious and palatable, easy to digest. Only 30 cents per can at W. E. Hastings, 931 Main street. Hat uu4 lkM Circus In the surprise window at the Big store this Saturday. The Wellshod is our new gent's shoe at $3.00. Haislev & Hcmpe.

Nice Prices'.

sweet seedless oranges at

Don't forget auction sal of real estate, 511 and 513 north D and 14 north twelfth, 2 p. in. Saturday. Henry C. Starr, Comniisioier. Last $3.00 box rented Tuesday afternoon. 80 new ones installed and ready for business Wednesday morning in the Safety Deposit Vault. Come and see them. Dickinson Trust Company. 5-2t. Open All Night. Dr. W. A. Park, dentist, is open for calls for emergence work at any hour of the night. His dental parlors at number 8, north tenth street, are lighted up all night, and the dentist can be summoned in a moment by pushing the electric button at the doorway. Notice Militia Company. Members of the militia company are requested to meet at the K. P. Temple on Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, and those who have not been examined are requested to call upon either Drs. Grant, Wampler, Stevenson, or Markley, at an early date as possible, as time for organization will close May 1. Any one desiring to enlist in the company should call

upon any one of the above named

physicians and be examined. About

fifteen more men are needed to com

plete the recruiting of the company

ana signing muster rolls. o-zt

Fruit Prices'.

strawberry ice cream at

Friedley's home made bread deliv

ered to any part of the city. Light

rous, cinnamon rolls and coffee cake.

Home 'phone 838. 5-2t

A big sack of beautiful marbles

goes with every pair of boys 'shoes at

xiaisiey x iiumpe s.

Oyst er stews and fries can still be

had at Prices'.

Granose Biscuits

contain an tne icxxi elements re

quired to nourish the entire human

body. Granose is the most whole

some bread in the world; it contains no animal fats; all the starch is thoroughly eaoked, making at once a

predigested food. Relieves mdiges

tion and constipation. Try it today

Made by Battle Creek Sanitarium

Health Food Co. For sale by W. E.

Hastings, 931 Main street.

Real estate auction, 511

and 513 north D and 14

north twelfth. 3 p. m Sat

urday.

lienry u. Starr, Commissioner.

Beautiful decorated cream Easter

eggs and good to eat at Prices'.

Men s up to date tans and black

shoes $3.00 and $3.50.

Haisley A Hcmpe.

Fine suitings cheap at ScuIIt's. "3-tf Waoted. Agents in every county in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio to handle a line of goods that sell readily. Exceptional terms to agents. HCHN, DOLBEER fc Co. , 130 South Fountain Avenue, 31-6t Springfield, O.

More Improvements for Kickmeod. Eighty new Safe Deposit Boxes installed in our vault and ready for use at 25c a month or $3.00 a year. The last old one was rented while the new ones were being put in. Dickinson Trust Company. 5-3t. Don't fail to see Scully before ordering your spring suit. 4-tf Do not leave home on on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be procured while you are on board the cars or steamship. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. and Curme A Co., druggists. Easter novelties, lc to $1 each, at Hathaway 's. All fresh stock. e-o-d-tf

If you want a thrifty, luxurient lawn get some of Tom Mertz's fertilizer now and sow it. This is the best time. Call him by telephone, and he will bring it to your door. No. 103. 5-eod

Dr. A. B. Simpson's Blood Medicine is one of the best on the market. Years of use and the large increase in sales attest to these facts. Eight gross shipped in one day this week. If you want a blood medicine patronize home. A dollar spent at home will be spent at home again. 4 3t Don't forget auction sale of real estate, 511 and 513 north D and 14 iiort twelfth, 55 p. ni. Saturday. Henry C. Starr, Commissioner. It You Find "Fox" On the crackers you buy, you may rest assured you have the best that can be had. Try them and the flavor will tell you the same.

Ladies, clean your gloves with La Belle glove cleaner. For sale only by Mary F. Brothers, 704 Main street, headquarters for kid gloves, corsets and hosiery. Special bargains in both lines. Gloves fitted and warranted. 21-dtf

Easter novelties at

Hathaway 's. e-o-d-tf

Hat and Believe. The palate makes argument unnecessary in the case of Fox's "Forex" Butter Crackers. People taste them aad want them right away. The proof of their merit is in their flavor. Try 'em and you'll surely buy 'em. Ice cream and ice cream sodas the very best at Prices'.

91.87

For all $2.50 shoes. Saturday only.

i. ne uig store.

Caught a Bradful Oeld. Marion Kooke, manager for T. M

Thompson, a large importer of fine

millinery at IboS Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, says: "During the late se

vere weather I caught a dreadful

cold which kept me awake at niht

and made me unnt to attend mv

work during the day. One of my milliners was taking Chamberlain's

Cough Remedy for a severe cold at that time, which seemed to relieve

her so quickly that I bousht some for

myself. It acted iike matne and I

beean to improve at ono I Am nnv

entirely well and feel very pleased

to acknowledge its merits. For

sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and Curme & Co.

Fresh oysters are still

for the best, at Prices'.

n season,

Easter shoes at

pe s.

Haisley A Hum-

People's Exchange.

A D VBBT1P KM KfTS

Wasted "trmitiiM aula or - vT

aadLoat,whB bo n tmlnm too Umml

artrfnU in thM aoiasBa. All "ada" tor Baal Wmmtm M.l u ...

Waaai taiartia tat imtmtm a H eh lmaarSZ

Wanted Good hand to work in &

dairy. Woodhurst.

Storagi Ground floor sixteenth

and Main, Verne Smith. tf

t or Salr Furnace cheap, if sold at once, 1315 Main 6-5t For Sau Surrey in good repair-

street, 'city. 3.3

fjENNETT TIIEATKE. Murray and Swisher, Leesseas pud Manager Its Up to You! THE AL. C FIELD GREATER. MINSTRELS An imperial program teeming with novelties and sensational specialties from everywhere. It is the only great show in its line bigger and better than all others. Tha Graataat Indoor attraction f tba day. Tha Largest Minstrel company In tha world. 30 Amcritan Minstrels 30 to European Speelnllsts 0 SO Matchless Musloians 20 IO Croat Comedlaaa lO 12 Superb Singers IS 12 Splendid Dancer 12 See the big noonday para fx! Hear the great concert band! Secure your seats in

advance. Enjoy Yourself," ' BENNETT NEXT SATURDAY, April 7 Prloes) Lower floor SOo, 78 and SI Balcony, SOo and 7So. Gallery 26c. Seats on sale at Westcott Pharmacy.

Mr. Chart s Insco ttilliams

WILL, TEACH

VOICE CULTURE

AND HARMONY At 115 "tit St.,

Where rates mar be obtained.

DR. HOl'SER

LECTURES TONIGHT

In the Phillips opera house. It will

be anotner lecture lor women only. New models and illustrations every

night. The mysteries of Human

i-aie Keveaiea. a lecture inat no

ladv can afford to miss.

After the scientific part of the lec

ture Ir. Houser will take his audi

ence on a trip to jLurope by means of thce magnificent pictures show

ing them some of the prand scenes he has visited in the old world.

Admission will be free tonight. On Saturday night the lecture will

be for both ladies and gentlemen. The doors will open at 7 o'clock. Lecture begins at 8.

Private consultation is free at The

Westcott Hotel. Come to the ladies

entrance and take the elevator to

Room H.

E.B.GR0SVEN0R,MJ).

Special equipment for the

mf tba 04a ef

tb Ey.

SCIENTIFIC F1TT1NO OF SLASSES

24 I. nth St. Kkkstil The best -of private acccarmoda

tions. and itraineo nurses. Long

1 distance, -

THE GEO. H. K1LLENBERG CO.

IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Beginning Saturday Morning and Continuing Until EASTER.

G-LOV

Our assortment of styles and qualities of KID GLOVES for the spring is very complete and consists of the most desirable shades for street and evening wear. AS TO PRICES We would say the" are the very lowest for the best qualities and makes which we always have in stock. ALL GLOVES FITTED TO THE HAND by experienced persons. SPECIAL We call particular attention to our 2 clasp real Kid glove at SI per pair in the newspring shades.

East Room Easter Offerings.

"We have the new Hook-On corset hose

5 cases Pure Glycerine soap m ule expressly for us, size of bar lixa-V in. Try a cake for 3c All kind of combs, any kiml you want, any shape, any size, any price. VEILINGS, VEILXIGS Tuxedo plain or dotted, fancy meshes, large and small dots, Maline nets, Brussels nets, sewing silk veiling, wash reds. All new and correct for spring wear,

supporters. Have you tried them? 18 inches wide. Take your choice, per yard ' 23c EASTER IIADKERCIIIEFS All our 25c, We, 35c and 40e Ladies' Handkerchiefs, each aQStC CORSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS 5 well-known makes of corsets at special prices until Easter. See the beautiful ribbons in plain and fancys, elegant quality, yd- 123c

Remember our Lace Curtain Sale, tains at special prices until Easter.

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Every pair of Lace Cur-

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Will nam DANDRUFF. Will ate FALLINB HAIR. Will oar all Seal Dlaeae aad rill

Mtaall araw hair a bM

For sal at the Westeott and Curat' Pharwiaey

W A. PARK, DENTIST 8 North Tenth St rha onlylmodrn electrical inatrnmenla in thecit Hj work ia my adTertisemeat.

Seed Seedo Field Seed, Garden Seed and

Flower Seed AT KUNGE & CO.'s 16 South 7th St.

WE ARE READY

With the finest line of Spring suits we have ever had. 1 . . . Light check and stripe worsteds, Light mixed cassimeres. Blue Serges and Clays,

There is nothing lacking to make the line complete, everything is brand new, of positive value a-nd marked in plain figures at prices that must prove attractive to buyers who want the best for the least money. AVe'd be glad to have you come in whether you wish to buy or not.

Agents for Young's hats, best $3 hat made.

Five Stories NOT TOLD, NOR OLD But filled with hardware. Not fiction but facts. Everything from a button hole to farm wagons. Jones Sazd'waze Co i New Stores corner'north E and tenthlstreets. Opposite Depot.

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