Richmond Palladium (Daily), 29 September 1900 — Page 4

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29. 1900

01R COISTUT All IS TO SELL THE BEST G00M II TBI UttST.

Good Butter! We are prepared to furnish first class creamery butter in any quantity both wholesale and retail. To the Dealer: If you run short, call, we can supply you. To the Customer: If you have not been ettinj? good butter, try us. We know we can please you. john f. McCarthy.

Richmond Palladium

SATURDAY, SEPT. 28, 1900.

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Rtatnit and Sf-ttiiliE of tbe Sun atad Moon.

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Of Course You Like OLIVES We have ten dilTerent styles Ranging in price from 10 to 75c per bottle. One Lot of IC.xtra Larjje PITTED OLIVES Something very lino and will plt-a.se you. Can't be matched for less than 2." cents. While they last, ier bottle, IO cent.

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OUR MOTTO : Honest Goods at Honest Prices. ED You Like Good Rich Cheese? We have a fine stock, such as: New York cream, Wisconsin Ruck, Choice Sweitzer, Holland Edam, etc.

HADLEY BROS.

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TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER FOR ... COAL To MATHER BROS. TELE ON 12 4J.

Indiana and Otilo Weather. Washington. D. C. Sept. 2J. For Indiana: Fair tonight and Sunday, cooler in the north tonight, warmer in the north Sunday. For Ohio: Colber in the east, rain

in the east tonight, Sunday fair.

LOCAL. NEWS

OK ALL, KINDS IS DUNHAM'S SPECIALTY.

Chairs, Tables, Rockers, Divans, Couches, Easy Chairs, Cosy Corners, Etc.

DUNHAM'S FURNITURE STORE.

S. K. MORGAN, Wmmi, REiL ESTATI Information, Abstractor, Insuri ance and Notary Work. A plaoo to buy a noma am you pay rant. O. B. MOROAX. Praatlewl Plumbar mm Git Flttar, 8tk mm N art it E St. Richmond Ind.

Plumbina Heating Lighting Gas Fixtures Steel Ranges

Repairing, Etc.

H. H. MEERHOFF PHONE 46.

ff lute Bronze vs. Stone.

White Broi will not crack. Sun will. Whit Bronze does not become moss frovn. V hile Kronre is endorsed by scientist u rv-rilin. Stone is not. While Bronte inscriptions will remain legible (WOf mil not. White Brxuue holds its color. Stone doe n.'t. Io not purchase cemetery work of any kind without tir-U investigating White Hrome. Vim. F. 1LUET, kgtnU

414 S. 14th St.. Richmond, lad

E. B. GR0SVEN OR, M.D Special eqaiproeot for the Treatment af tka Diaaaaaa at tha Eya Ear, Naaa aad Thraat

SCIENTIFIC FITTINB OF GLASSES i I. 11th St. Kirknood. The best of private accommodations, and trained nurses. Lou? distanoe, z

A TOTAL

ECLIPSE

of all other harness makers and dealers

is not our desire. All

we want is a fair share of trade. This is irnplv to call vour at

tention to the fact that we desire at least

a portion of your pat ronage. Why? Well,

an inspection of our

mock ana onr work,. ana a consultation

with our regular customers, will convince you liej-oml the peraJventnre of a doubt.

THE WIGGINS CO. 509 Main St.

Dr.W.A. Park. dentist.S N. tenth.

Bavis.dentist, 8th A Main. tel. 319.

Huv vour hats of Fletcher. 2S-tf

Water bills due October 1. 20-Hit

Smoke eye glasses for sun,IIaner's

Water bills due October 1. 20-1 Ot

All kinds spectacle repairing-,

llaner's.

Correct spectacle fitting, special

ty, llaner's.

Household goods for sale, 32 south

thirteenth street.

Dr. J. E. Kincr is now loeated at

248 south ninth street. 2S-3t

Eli F. Jones has filed complaint

against Ellen M. Jones, for divorce.

C Daniel W. Smith and Cora E. Dale

of JIagerstown are licensed to marry.

Mrs. Maria Schlater of Logansport

is in the city visiting for a few weeks

II. C. Smith of AshviUe. Is. U.. is

is in the citv visiting J A. Hiatt and

family.

Linden Kenworthy and Eltta Han-

nairan of Centerville have been h

censed to marry.

Mrs. L. II. Hunyan is in Liogans-J

oort attending the Home Mission

ary convention.

Mrs. Jessie Dingeman ana son ar

rived last evening and are visiting

W. J. Hrannon and family.

Mr. Daniel Dilla of Jonesboro,

Ind.. is in the citv visiting her sis

ters. Mrs. M. B. llallard and Miss

Mary Snyder.

The usual Sunday afternoon meet

ing at Ilhoda temple will be post-

Doned tomorrow on account of the

yearly" meeting.

William Wilmington, who has

been visiting J. V, . Fin frock and

family, has returned to Grand

Kapids, Mich.

Two colored women were seen last

niirht to have in their possession the

gold watch lost by Miss Ida Hawe-

kotte. The police are working on

the case.

Abraham ( roves of Dublin was

yesterday admitted to Easthaven

insane asylum, lie has been insane for some time, and has been under

surveillance.

Mrs. Reuben Myrick has returned

from a summer visit with her son and

laughter, Stephen and Lyona, at

the Methodist parsonage at Oakdale

near Worcester, Mass.

Married at the parsonage of the

''irst English Lutheran church Fri

lay at 5 o'clock by Rev. Kapp, Mr.

Enoch Wolf of Centerville, and Mrs

Mary Allsbrook of this city.

William C. Dennis went to Econo

my this morning to address a politi

cal meeting that will be held there

this afternoon. Mr. Denuis is doing

rood campaign work for McKinlev

and Roosevelt.

The First Ward Republicans will

have a rally next Tuesday evening at

he court house, t he meeting will

e addressed by Robert L.. Study.

Good music will be furnished. All

are cordially invited.

limited number of souvenirs of

Richmond, gotten out by the Muni

cipal League, have been placed on sale at Adams's drug store at 2."c

t ach. These souvenirs have been

sent to 152 cities in this state.

v. J. .MctJurav ana wue were in

the city last night en route home from Cincinnati. Mr. McCurdy is a

brother of Frank McCurdy of thi

city and the agent of the Panhandle

at Greenville, O.

Mrand Mrs. Thomas Scott and

little daughter will remove soon to

Chattanooga, Tenn., where Mr. Scott has secured a position in connection with the Associated Press as telegrapher, the same sDrt of work with which he has been connected for

years. They hope to have no repeti

tion of their Galveston experience.

The Tourist club began the vear's

work last evening with a fine pro gram at the residence of Dr. Bond.

This vear the club will make a tour

of France. Prof. Marianna Brown of Earlham at the meeting last night read a paper on the "Eve of the French Revolution." Dr. Bond gave

a stereoptieon talk on the Pans Exposition.

The Foulke meeting on next Mon

day night will be a large one. There

will be an immense crowd present.

and no better speech will be-heard in all the campaign than that which

Mr. Foulke will deliver. The meeting will be presided over by Lewis D.

Stubbs. There will be music, and

the occasion will be a lively one in

in every particular.

Miss II. U. Johnson received a dis

patch from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., this

morning informing her of the death

of Elizabeth, vountrest daughter of

Brooks and Ellen Myrick Johnson.

She had entered a private school there but a few davs before her unex

pected death. She was 16 years of age. The remains will arrive here for burial on Monday.

Attorney Roseoe Kirkman deliv

ered a rousing address last night be

fore the Republican club at Chester,

and there was a large and apprecia

tive audience. A number of new

members were added to the club and

is in a prosperous -condition. An

attempt will be made to secure Mr.

ivirsman ior another meeting in

Chester at some future date.

Col. W. T. Durbin, candidate for governor, will meet the members of

the county central committee and the precinct committeemen of the

county and a committee of business men at Grand Armv hall on Tuesday

evening, October 2, at 7:30 o'clock, after which meeting he will have an informal reception at Republican headquarters from 8:30 to 10 o'clock, to which everybody is cordially invited.

tomorrow for the last time this season for a game with the Entre Nous, and they no doubt will be given a good reception. The Mountain Tourists, who gave the locals such a drubbing last Sunday, will be here one week from tomorrow, when the locals will make a strong attempt to even up old scores. DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Geeks Mary A., wife of Henry Geers, died yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at her home, corner of south fifth and Liberty avenue . Death was due to heart trouble. Besides her husband, three brothers survive, the Rev. Anthony Walburg, rector of St. Augustine church in Cincinnati.

Henry and Joseph Walburg, also of Cincinnati. Three sons and four daughters also survive. Arrange

ments for the funeral announced

later. Haski.ti.ve The funeral of Mrs Perry Haseltine will take plat M on

day morning at 9 o'clock from St An

drews' church. Interment at New

Fans O. rriends desiring to view

the remains may call at the home of

the parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Englcbert, 205 Chestnut street, any

tune.

Smith The funeral of Albert

Smith will take place from the home,

aSZ north fourth street, Monday af ternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Mas-

terson othciating. Interment at

Earlham. Kramer The funeral of Mary E

Kramer will take place from her late home, 22 north twenty-first street

tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, sun

time, the Rev. A. J. Feeger ofticiat ing Interment at Lutherania.

Ivatte The funeral of the infant

son of Mr. and Mrs. William Katte

will take place from St. Mary's

church tomorrow afternoon at 4

o'clock. Interment at St. Andrew's.

RrxoE Mrs. Adaline Knollenberg Runge. wife of John R nge, died this

afternoon at her home on south J

street after an illness extending over

a year, tier case was a banling one,

tor a little over a year ago the de

ceased was one of the most robust

women in the city, and at the time of her demise was reduced to a

mere skeleton. She was a most

exemplary wife and mother and had

the respect of a large circle of rela

tives and friends. She was the

daughter of Charles Knollenberg of

this city. A husband, one son and

two daughters are left to mourn her

death.

ROOSEVELT COMMITTEES.

THOMK IX CHARGE THK WORK

IMPORTANT

CONVENTION

lo Be Held in Ihis City October -2 1 to

25 PresbTterian Ladies.

One of the most important religious

gatherings ever held in this city will

be the one to assemble here on Octo

ber 2j, to remain in session up to

and including October 2o. It is the

Presbyterian Synodieal oman s Home and Foreign Missionary so

ciety of the state of Indiana. This

will bring to the city some 12a dele

gates, all of whom are ladies of high

standing and social position, aside from their prominence in church

and other good work. It has

been many years since this body

met in this city, and in that inter

val it has grown in size and imIortance until it is one of the most important religious organizations of the state. The body is composed of

two bianches, the Home and the

roreign missionary societies, the Home being officered by Mrs. Julia Kendall of LaPorte as president and

Mrs. F. F. McCrea if Indianapolis as secretary; the Foreign has Mrs.A.H. Mitchell of Indianapolis as president1

and Mrs. R. V. Hunterof Indianapo-' lis secretary.

Tltut wLi; iilllJiVINO

Ilrrlmnton Turnpike Complication!

0mhmI i'p Afjain. Delphi. Ind.. Srpt. Lit. The conntj

auilitur has ruccivisl a communication

from the i'.urliaton Turnpike com

pany, in aibwcr to the proposition of

tlio iMiartl of county commissioners, to Imy that part of the turnpike In this

county (nine milcsi nt ?212 a mile. The company refuses to accept the

proposition, saying that the county has assessed a valuation of Jl.ftoo a mile.

and has Thhui collectinir taxes on that

basis for years. The action of the

company in rejecting the proposition!

puts an end to the negotiations, as the

law win not permit the commissioners

to offer more than the appraised value.

there is fear that it may hrinjr fur

tner demonstrations from the crowd

of dynamiters a Ions the line, who have

already destroyed much of the com

pnny's property.

Ot Preparation for Roosevelt DaT Elaborate Plans and An Expectation of the Bigest Crow4 Ever See a in

Richmond Lots ot Music and

Evertlbine Interesting.

These are the committees appoint

ed Tor Roosevelt Day, October II: RAII.K IADS.

J.S. May, Oscar Johnston and John

L. Rupe. Mrsic.

Lee B. Nusbaum and all county

chairmen of the Sixth district. RECEPTION COMMITTPE.

John M. Westcott, Charles F. Wal ters. Daniel Surface, John W.Barnes

Frank Rrown, J. F. Reeves. William

Tate. John H. MeerhotT, II. H. En

glebert, Thomas R. Jessup, W. t. Wioeburg, B. F. Parsons, Walter 1'

Coale, George H. Knollenberg. Frank

Hartzler, Lewis D. Stubbs, Chark'

E. Shivelev, J. F. Cronin. William

Battel. D. W. Coinstock, Henry C

Fox. Thomas Morehead, Jesse S

Ileeves, W. A. Bond, Willis Carter

John F. McCarthy, II. C

Starr. R. E. Kirkman, Isaac

Jenkinson.Clem Gaar, S. W. Gillilan

Joseph S. Zeller, W. H. Cook, Elias

M. Hoover, Caleb J. Harvey, George

V. Callaway, Joe hrower, Junius I

Knipe, W. S. Duterow, Oscar F,

Jamison, John J. Harrington, Albert

Oler. J. O. Ballenger, Will Hunt, W

S. Eliason, E. O. Dunham, Thomas

Foster. Eugene O Couneil and W'm.

H. Kelley. OX (latU NHS AND ARRANGEMENTS. John F. Davenport, John II. Tay

lor, George G. Ferling, Frank W.

Spinning, Abe Moss. OS ENTERTAINMENT. Perry J. Freeman. ON DECORATION.

Cash Peck, chairman; Pat McKin

lev. Harmon Noss, J. F. DayeniMrt,

Seth Watson, r rank I. Reed, Le Roy

IJrowne, Albert Conrad, John

Poundstone, Lewis llilT and John R

Howard. ON I'VRAI'E. 1 ,1 1 1 T t T 1 1

iiranu inuiMiai, iaie iarsu; ames

W. J. Robie, Paul Comstock, Dr. W

G. Huffman, John H. Nicholson, John

M. ampler, Knode Porter, M. M

Lacey, Thomas Pickens: orderlies

Archie O'Brien, George Meerhotf. ROl (ill RIDERS.

Abington township, Richard Smel

ser, Joseph J. Helms and William

Robbins.

Boston, Edmund Bennett and Dr.

M. W. Yencer.

Center, Lawrence Commons and

A. L. Jones.

Clay, Merritt Nicholson and Will

Roller.

Dalton, Nelson Weaver and Harry

.Jiaey.

i ranklin, Irvin Anderson and

Chas II. Addleman.

Green, Harry Meredith and E. A.

Reynolds.

Jackson, Richard Locke, Will

Woodward, Frank Gipe. Sam Wat

son and Harry Penny.

Jenerson, Oliver 1. Bowers. H. II

Hunter, James Knopp and David

Wisebart.

Harrison, A. M. Hosier and Rob

ert Beeson.

New Garden, Ancil Dwijrsrins and

Dr. G. A. Greenfield.

Perrv, Charles Williams and Geo

Cook.

Washington, Hiram L. Jones and

James Cummins.

Wayne, Charles 11. Unthank. Burt

Marshall, John F. Bartel, . Dr. C. S. Wilson, Dr. W. W.

Zimmermanu, James C. Horrell,

Isaac G. Dougan, Abnah Pvle. San-

ford Hennin"-, Frank M. Tavlor. Je

rome Shurley, Richard Davenjxjrt. Webster, be Witt C. Jay and Jesse I tor ton.

ALL KENTUCKIAXS vs. Entre Nous.

SUNDAY SEPT. 30th.

Youthful Bursar.

Anderson. Nept. 2t. Myron nanxon,

a ecu io years, lias leeu sentenced in the circuit court here to the reform

school at Plainfield. He admitted in

court to havinsr committed 15 robber

ies during- the summer at Frankton

Offices and residences were toWmn! of

goods valued nt .'i0. He entered

store 1 i this city last week and ir. in

the net of taking from the drawer

when cmurht.

Operation .May Prove Fatal.

r.vansvnie. inc.. Nept. . Cantain

John Gilbert, president of the Old Na

tional bank of this city, who recently underwent an operation at Chicago for

cancer of the neck, is in a critical condition, and his friends fear the ATr-i.

tion win prove fatal.

Tomorrow's Game. The All Kentuckians, the favorites

Bishop Ztariamacher's Successor.

Indianapolis, Sept. :2. Rev. Herman

J. Aierdinjr. rector of St. Joseph"-

church, has Jwerr nnnninted to n.

Disnopnc ot tort Wayne, su-oe-din.3

i.isnop i;ndam:K-!!or. who died

a so.

year

Impure Vaii-irie Points

Lojransport. Ind.. Sept. :. Dorothv

Peters, m. years old. is dead from lockjaw, the result, as claimed, of ini-.-.e vaccme matter. Thf Kii-th Trial. Iloonville. Ind.. Sept. The trial of .lost ph I. Keith, the idle-zed murderer of X;ra Ki.Vr. will ln-irin here next Wednesday. Oct. n. Keith Is still in "jail at Kvn:isvill anil will not be Drought here ;iniil tl.e day of the trial. Thf ---- -ill t.!uum over a week, aim s ti ii-ui ui tLis part .f tin- s stTf is represented on either sMi. Slier ff Hudson has summoned a s;H-ial v. nire of .Vi men. lit expevis to have a difficult time swnrins a jury, for the reason that so many men have expressed an opinion la th

Buy Winifrede Coal. C. S. Farnuam. $ica Dr. E. Detchon's Anti Diuretic May be worth to you more than $1(H if you have a child who soils bedding from incontenence of water water during slees. Cures old and

young alike. It arrests the trouble

at once. 1. Syld by A. G. Lukeu

druggist. wed&sat

"Who is that iituu over there with the white. ared face?" "That's the fellow we met at the funeral yesterday who was tollimr the wife nf the defi-nsatl to cheer up, that her husband was Iw-tter off." "What is the iiiatter with him now?" "The doctor pid him he was going to die." Indiaimpolis Sua.

Popprey That was a fierce ficht you hnd with Gussie. He claims he licked you. "holly Oh. the twins tah! It's twue he wr.niphtl uiy cw.ivat dweadfully. hut when it wa a'l mall his cullah wn fwijjhifiilly wilted.- Philadelphia Press

S!e At ! Sixcap. will He idesii hisrhly tuh Mis l"!aire so much of

I'nlnll). ist yon will credit me. Mr l.:l viut: an etc for IteanSy rs -f saving soineiiiinv il l!!. iiTai yi I :i !eed I do I d.in't won ier you spem vour thru' ,!i troiit of l!n

Jack Frost

People's Exchange.

A DVERT18EM B1TTS nndor th

hMt of

Wntd BHaationa, tl or fomala help

mXdLoil.vbra not xodlng tour Ubm. tiuuudFEKR in thM rolamn. All "mdtm" for HmI Batata Mw, Hoi m foi Kant, Flnandal, and Mliio!lnooi WuM InaartaH for R patika a Una aah Inaarttoa Storaok Ground floor sixteenth

and Main, Verne Smith. tf

Wanted At this office, a good boy to work in office and who wants to learn the printer's trade. Ijost A pocket-book on car No. 14 yesterday at Highland park entrance. Return to ;$!) north tmth

street aud get reward.

Is in the air. , Ills early coming reminds you tliat tlie summer suit In a tliine of tlte past. We want to remind you that tills is tlie placo to come wlteit ready t purclinsc your l'all Suit. Not only liecause we eau show you tlie choicest mid best selected stet of Kail and Winter Suits ami Overcoats in the city, hut hecause we can save you kom1 money and lots or It. MEN'S FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS All the new stvles have arrived. They're stacked IurIi on our t.d!cs. Rich and rlcjjiint jwtterns of every conceivable stvle aiul fuhio,n. Vou must see them to appreciate thein.

Lost Ladies' gold watch, with name inside of back case. Reward if returned to Richmond Loan and Saving Association oftice, north ninth street. Lost Fox Terrier puppy, black and white spotted. Finder return to 102 south west third street and be rewarded. -S 2t

CALL AND LOOK AT THEM. The Model Clothing Co.

New Colonial Building:. 709-71 1

Main St.

Wanted Manager of branch office by old established manufacturing house. Salary $125 per mouth and

extra commission. Must furnish

satisfactory reference and $00 cash. District Manager, otMl Johnston Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. sep-2'.-oct-;

BRADBURY & SON,

Insurance

Real Eate

TheGLO

New fall shoes are all in. bargains at Stiens'.

Now for

28-2t

Meats, Sausage and Poultry. If there is anything in the meat, sausage or poultry line you want, call up Schwegman's meat markets. We carry the largest stock of mea

in Richmond, fifth street market

number 31 south fifth street and 3K

south fourth street. Phones 35! and

10S4. 21-8t

For Sale or Trade,

Flour mill doing good work, on side

track: naturally a good wheat

country surrounding mill. Ii

Indiana town, over one nundred

mnes from Kichmond. Good feed trade. Will trade for good farm near Richmond, and assume or pay

difference if large farm: will consider

suburban property; mill clear. Send full description of propert at once to insure reply.

Address Mui, care Richmond Pal-

laditm, Richmond, Ind. sat-w.

-Bargains in

next at Stiens'

shoes this week

Ch am brlai n "s

Cough Remedy FaTorite.

and

-2t Grea

The soothing and healing proper

ties of this remedy, its pleasant taste an J prompt and permanent cures have made it a great favorite with people everywhere. It is especially prized by mothers of small children

for colds, croup and whooping cough, as it always affords quick relief, and

as it contains no opium or other

harmful drug, it may be given as

confidently to a baby as to an adult.

f or sale bv A. Cr. LuKen & Co.. and

Curme & Co: druggists.

The Powers

sua nave imna down but they do not seem to know what to do with 'him. If you have any financial affairs that are troubling you, turn them over to us. we will guarantee that they will tie put out of jour way promptly and you will hard

ly realize mat you are tree from it. All you need in cars of this kind is household goods, a salaried position or something of value. Business confidential. RICHMOND LOAN CO., N. E. Cor. 8th and Main Sts. ROOM 4. 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.

WE DESIRE TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR NEW Fall and Winter Siock of Men's. Boys' and

Children's Clothin

Overcoats, Underwear, Hats, Caps ....

And all up-to-date Furnishing Goods, which are now in stock and ready for inspection. YOU are cordially invited to call and see these VERY COMPLETE lines.

The GLOBE One Price Clolliiers, Furnishers, Hatters. Xext Union Xat'l Hank. HO.'i Main St. WIDUP & THOMPSON.

C SI. HAMILTON,

1ST

IO N. Teath Strt. O p. Wsstcott Hotel Richmond Indians. BOTH PHONES.

TOOL

We are selling shoes at banrains

this week and next. Stieng. 2S-2

To loan at lowest rate

son Eros., 631 Main stree

Ttomp 26-s-wd

For Mechanics, Carpenters, Farmers, Masons, 3f

Contractors, Blacksmiths and others. JONES HARDWARE 00.-".

with the Richmond fans, will be here