Richmond Palladium (Daily), 4 October 1900 — Page 4

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM THURSDAY OCTOBER 4. 1900

y on romiiT in is to mi tin ikst soow n ni iaukt. g Good Butter! 0 AVe are prepared to furnish first elass creamery butter in any quantity both J wholesale and retail. ;To the Dealer: If you run short, call, we can supply you. 2 To the Customer: If you have not been getting good butter, try us. We know we can please you. 1 john f. McCarthy.

BEE HIVE MAIM AND S. lOth. O m (O) (O) f o o o o) O) ') o m

AS THE WEATHER SETS COOLER I WE BEGIN TO THINK MORE ABOUT

A Good Cup Of ...COFFEE - - ' For Breakfast Our It-" Hive Jta ntwl nochn in om-pound, air-tijrht 'cans h: MlmhI (lie tt-st for years nn.l still remains. The leadiug 5Jcent colTt-e. Von can't iiittih it fur less than 3Tc

W. E. HASTINGS

OUR MOTTO : Honest

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Ivxlra Larjte I'at One AX 20 CI2NTS PI2R POUND. l'lione for one of these.

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Shipment Itijj Sandy Sorghum Molasses, just received. While it last . . .

40c Those who lxmjjlit of last y ear know Sjn-ci.il price on quantity.

O. L HASTINGS & CO. 91 1 Main St llotli Phones) 180.

That not any of one the many special offerings which crowd all departments this week

A job 250 pieces fine flannelettes, choice patterns, F this week Ou Extra fine quality fine flannelettes, new fa'l styles. I Op per yard lUu Baby flannels in creams, reds, pinks, light blue and 1 0 tn slate IZ-'b Plain white outing flannels, 5c Colored fhiiting, choice Cp. patterns vb

GROCERY

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HADLEY BROS.

TO BURN.

BROS. CO. AND PURE. GALLON the quality. at Feather ticking, worth ?0c,f Cn this week IwU New fall seersucker ging- i(n hams, this week lUu 0 bales cotton batting. IT a this week, per rollSchool umbrellas.steel rod Q n srreat bargain, this weekrUu Children's fast black hose, doublatoeand knee, all sizes, this week 10c

Richmond Palladium

THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1900. FOIUXAST OP WKATIIER RlalnjE and St-ttiiijt of Moon. the Sun and Sun. r "Ifbon. Uleeo 5:59 ' S tg 5 38 Eeta 1:10 Indiana and Onto Weather Washinotom, D. C, Oct. 4 For Indiana: tontinueU warm Urenerally fair tonight and Fridav. t or Ohio: Cloudy tonight, r riday showers in north and central. LOCAL. NEWS Dr.W.A. Park, dentist,8 N. tenth Huv your hats of Fletcher. 2i-tf Water bills due October 1. 20 lOt Srnoke eye glasses for sun, Haner s Water bills due October 1. 2ti-(Jt All kinds spectacle repairing'. Haner s. Correct spectacle fitting, special ty, Haner s. Mrs. Delia Tlursroyne of New Paris is in the city today. IJrooks Johnson and family have returned to fct. Louis. The Rev. G. II. Hill will preach at Cambridge City tonight. Rev. Hasty arrived in the city this morning from (Jenterville. New style pillows just received at M. C. Bradbury's, 1015 Main street. Miss Mary Dennis went to Middletown, Ohio, this morning to be gone two weeks. M. T. Hampton will start for Maine next Tuesday for a deer hunt, with Laton parties. Fred Price will leave Saturday for Indianaiolis, where he will re-enter Indiana Dental college. Mrs. T. A. Ankeny of Lafayette is visiting her mother, Mrs. btrickland, .'51 north eleventh street. Alpheus G. Compton, county as sessor, is ill at his homeon iCanuoIpn street, West Richmond. The Ladies' Aid society of Grace M. K. church will have a meeting r riday afternoon at the church. The Rev. A. W. Lamport arrived home this morning from Cambridge City where he has been assisting in revival meetings. The Woman's Aid society of the First I'resbjterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2. .-50 in the society room of the church. Several persons have narrowly escaped within the last few days be ing struck by bicycles on the side walks of Central avenue, West Rich mond. Mrs. Oliver Caar has returned from Auburndale, Mass., where she accompanied her daughter, Miss Agnes, who will attend school there this winter. Charles S. Rosen bury, who has been intending Rush Medical college in Chicago, has returned to Indianaixilis and is again teaching in the Indi ana Dental college. Among those who went to th Uutler county fair at Hamilton, . this morning were Tom Pickens Will Schnurr, James Clingenpeel Charles Chrisman, Jesse Schultz Kmil Minck sr.. Chat Lancaster, D. P. Whelan and others. The W. F. M. S. of Grace M. E church had a largely attended social last night at the parsonage. Mrs. G. II . Hill gave a short talk on the twentieth century movement, Miss Blanche Page sang a solo, Miss Lulu De Weese gave a recitation and Mr. Gillilan gave some short readings. The thank offering was large. Light refreshments were served. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Lowes of Day ton have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter. Miss Al berta Emma, and Mr. lialpli Emer son De weese, at unrisi episcopal church, October lb, at 0 .50 in the evening. Mr. De Weese is a brother of Rollin DeWeese, son-in-law of J M. Westeott. A number of the wed ling invitations have been received in this city. New Castle Courier The Rich mond gas company, which has a line to Chesterfield which is exhausted, las now leased a large territory south of Mechanics burg, in Henry county, and is beginning to drill wells, lhe territory leased lies between that occupied by the two New Castle companies, and the probabilities are that the Chesterleld line will be extended in this territory, to the possible detriment of the Henrv county concerns. A very quiet wedding took place at the home of the bride's mother, on south ninth street last evenng, the contracting parties being Miss Lillian Carter and Mr. Joseph Jailev of New Castle. Onlv a few mmediate relatives and friends were present. After the ceremony and a supper the newly married pair-left on the 7.35 train for their new home at New Castle. The Rev. Masterson of the A. M. E. church officiated at he marriage. Miss Carter has many

the price yon buy it here. This

Men's mixed socks, seamLadies' fleeced extra qnality Jersey ribbed vest andQCn rants, this week only aCOu Men's silver gray fiecM shirts and drawers. worth 25c I Co tbis week Ou Children's extra fine qnality Jersey ribbfd, fleeced, shaped vest, elastic bands.QCp drawers all sezes- - JLDlt

who extend cordial best wishes. Cale Price went to Indianapolis this morning. C. F. Edgerton was here today. of Fountain City Everhard Knollen berg was in Indianapolis yesterday. William Runtin Hale went to Indianapolis this morning. C. W. Cokefair and wife of Eaton, O., are stopping at The Westeott. Dr. Thurston was arnonj tko-e ruornwho went to Indianapolis thi: ing. i Miss Elizabeth Nixon went to Dayton this morning to visit for a few days. .Mrs. s. s. strattan jr. went to Indianapolis this morning to sjtend a few days. The official board of Fifth Street M. E. church will have a meeting tomorrow night. C. E. Shiveley and daughter, Miss Mary, went to Indianajolis this morning to spend the day. An extra coach was put on train number 21 this morning to accommodate the Indianapolis passengers. Isaac Johnson has returned to Germantown, Pa., after attending the funeral of Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Miss Clara Cotterell will resume her position as booiv-keeper at the Sun-Telegram next week, after a va cation of several weeks. County Prosecutor W. A. I5oud! goes next week to Harrison countv to do speech making in the liepub lican campaign. He is sent thither by the Republican state central com mittee. 1 nomas scoti auu lamny leave tomorrow for Chattanooga, Teun. where Mr. Scott will resume his work as telegrapher lor the Associated Press, in the office of the Chatta nooga limes. Major Hit! and wife. Mrs. James E. Davis of Euglewood, Colonel Oran Perry of Indianapolis, Stuart Rolanuer ani son and i.eorge u. irwin went to Connersvilie this morning to attend the reunion of the Sixtv-ninth Indiana. William Drown, aged 19, a son of Ed Drown, the drayman, who went to Arizona for his health some time ago, died on Wednesday of this week, of tuberculosis. Ue was formerly in the Richmond Fligh school, and was well-known and popular. Edward Weidner and Miss Mabel Johnston were married last evening at O.oO, at the parsonage of the First English Lutheran church, the Rev. Dr. Jacob W. Kapp officiating. They will reside at S07 south E street. Roth voung jKople are well known and deservedly popular. The postotliee reiort for the month 01 September snows the receipts tor the month to have been f 2, Slii .., against .5,.i l.!s the same month ast year. The amount sent to the ub treasury this mouth was $7.ST. The total receipts for the quarter ust closed were 10,12S.91 and for he same quarter last year, 9,2 14. .'to. The amount sent to the sub-treasury this quarter was 1,492.01 against 7S2. 10 last year. The rejiort of the ural routes for last month shows :52S pieces of mail handled on route ami -4,Vi. t on route '1. The rebuilding; im. nroveiiients are now ei pleted. Keatl about row. lSoston Store. tomorANNUAL REPORT Of the First English Lutheran Church Financial Report and Election. The annual congregational meeting of the First English Lutheran church was held last nigut. r red i sutler (tick was chosen eltter, and Henry Kluter and Frank Haner were chosen deacons. Henry Dietrich was elect ed treasurer. The financial reiKirt was as follows for the vear ending September oO: income for current expenses, J-l,-72!.y4. Income from Sunday school, 21 10.51. Income for Ladies' Aid society, 202. S3. Income from the Women 's Missionary Society, $00.42. Income from Y. I. S. C. E.. sC4.28. From Junior and Intermediate C. E. societies, $10. Sundav-school improvement fund. 2t;y :;o. General benevolence, $407. Si. j Total, $2.!HJ4.74. The church is, as it was last -year. free from all debt or obligation of ill sorts, and has on hands a balance bf $440 23. The store is now finishe!. The goods are here ami h place. Boston Store. j Buy ; Winifrede Coal. j C. S. Faknuamj 100 pairs extra fine all wool factory blankets, large size, cheap at $5.00, this C Q Q Q week w0UO New Fall Prints Choice patterns in blues, silver gravs, blacks, reds and fancies, f"n all go this week at 0u New Fall Percales in light blue, dark blue, red, etc . all inn choice patterns.this week I U u

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ROOSEVELT DAY. COMMITTEE 0 RECEPTION MET LAST NIGHT.

A Glorions Time to bi Had Kooeh Kidtr Galore Present Plan for Lettiag the People See the Famous Rough Rider Colonel. The committee on reception fir Roosevelt day met last night at the lienubucan headuuarters, and dis cussed p'ans for conducting the re ception for Col. Roosevelt. Senator Fairbanks and John L. Griffiths. The committee was subdivided into other committees, and each was assigned to its work. The plans under eon tem plat ion now are most elaborate. but thev w II be carried out. While not all of the plans are to be divulged as yet, it is now planned to give the people of Richmond a sight of th KougQ Kider colonel. r.aeh ersou in the citv that day and there will tie tens of thousands of them will be giveu an opportunity to see the famous governor of New York, and to get- a good look at him. The Gien will be packed with a sea of humanity, and it will be dit!icult to see him there, except for the few thousand who can get within s caking distance of the platform. The plan of the committee is to have the man seen, with Senator Fairbanks accompanying him, from the depot to the Glen via Main or some other principal street, the line of march to be fully announced before the day itself. There will be not fewer than 800 to 1,000 Rough Riders from various places within this district, and hundreds of people are coming from points within twenty or thirty and even forty miles, if the weather be at all passable. The train will be met at Muncie or at Winchester by live members of the reception commit tee, and will be in here at 1:1S. according to present schedule. According to present indications there will be not fewer than 20.im)0 people in the city on that day. It will te such a crowd as has not been seen here in twenty years. Most of the business houses will perhaps close, and quite a number of factories will be shut down for the day. There will be an outpouring of people from all over Wayne and joining counties, from the country and from the small towns. Announcements of perfected plans will be made from time to time. According to all the arrangements that have been completed definitely, the program for the day is: Forenoon, industrial parade. Afternoon, Roosevelt's sjieeeh at Glen Miller, followed by Roosevelt's departure and a speech by Senator rairbanks, at the same place. Evening, a sieech by John L. Griffiths of IhdianajKlis. one of Rich mond s prime favorites in oratory. It will be such a day of Repub licanism as has not been known here at any time hitherto, and will be a dav to reckon time from. Turn out for Roosevelt day. A arge committee from the reception committee will ba at the station to wait on the incoming trains and guk.e visitors to whatever places they mav le seeking. Newton W. Gilbert, candidate for lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket, will speak at the Main 'Jtroot, rink next Mnndav evonincr at, 8 o iwii There is no use prophesying a large . rowd for Mr. Gilbert as he is sure to have it anyway. It would be advisable once more for those who desire good seats to go early and avoid the crowd at the door as well as the rush for seats. There ran never he a question .'about the Boston Store's prices. It is the only one price dry goods s'tore in Kichmoml. Ruy Pocahontas C. Coal. S. Farnham. The best light and most convenient trading place in the city. Boston Store. People's Exchange. ADVBBTIrtKMBJtTe - nailer th head of Wanted Bltaatlons, stale or female help wanted Lost. when not esodtne tonr 11b a. Inserted FREE) in these columns. All "ads" for Reel Hatate a&les, Honses fci Aant, Financial, and Mlesoelliuieoos Vanta Inserted for A oeats a line each Insertlor Storage Ground floor sixteenth tf and Main, Verne Smith. Lost -Pointer bird dog. Return to 11 1 Sheridan street and get reward. Lost Brooch, rive-oointed star set with brilliants with opal in cen ter. 1 'lease' return to Mrs. John Carter, 10 south eleventh street. Reward. Wantli- Girl for general housework, 17 south seventeenth street. For Rent Suit of rooms, or single rooms. 115 north twelfth street.

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store is where dollars do double duty.

Home made comforts, all kinds, made from calico, flannelette, cretonnes, silkalines. etc. Great bargains this week. DLAXKETS We can save you money, as we bought early and can sell at factory prices.

254 pair silver gray, this week

Marriage Licenses. John A. Moore and Emma RMoore, Richmoud. Joseph Railey and Lillian Carter, Richmond.

When you cannot sleep for cough ing, it is hardly necessary that anyone should telj you that you need "a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to allay the irritation of the throat, and make sleep possible. It is good. Try it. For sale by A- G. Luken & Co., and Curme t Co., druggists. Jell-O, The New IVs-rt, pleases all the family. Four flavors Lemon, orange, rasptierry and strawberry. At your grocers, llkts. Try it todav. Keail what the llostnn Store has to say in tomorrow's paper. (1 EMiETT THEATRE MU T 4l SWISHER. Lesaees ant Man act r. THURSDAY, OCT. 4. GEO. L. CIIEXXKL PRESENTS PUSEY & ST. JOHN AND 25 MORE IN A Run On the Bank a Every one a. Star. PRICKS-l-'loor. Balcony. "Oc and and ftk-; I.ower Gallerv, I'oc. S;ats on sale at Westeott Fharmacy. & ENNETT THEATRE - - MURRAY & SWISHER and SATURDAY, OCT. Cth. 10TH YKAR UICIIAIil) iOLI)EY In the lest of all New England -1 'lavs. Old Jed Prouty Humor and Pathos. Laughter and Tears Oriiinal Companv. Splendid new Pro duction. The Sweetest Story Kver Told" SKK the Funny Fire Scene. SF.K the Four Odd Old Yankees. SKK the Country Cake Walk. SKH the Great Court-room Scene. SKK and hear the Champion Choir Hancock County. SKK and hear the Original Country Savin's and Doin's. ALL COMING AGAIN". livery living memlwr of the original cast will M)sitivelo appear in the roles created by them. Price: Lower floor 7Bo and SI.OO) Balcony, SOo and 75c I Gallery, 25o. Seats at Westeott Pharmacy. Do not throw your Money away. Hv paying a big price for anything localise you can get it on time. Get the money and pay cash for what you get; you can get it much cheaper and can le indctiendent, and your custom will le more highly appreciated by the deal. If you haven't got the money come to us. we will see that vou get it. All vmi need is household goods, a salaried position, or something of value. Business confidential. RICHMOND can be matched iK pair tan and white, perj-r fPir OUt lbO pair extra large and rtM C f heavy, per pair J . O w 200 pair all wool blankets, in reds, grays and whites, worth $4.00, week your choice

Jy a,hoiM as you cay rent. -1 il. IIUJ SI., KICDIIMB , f 't N. E. Cor. 8th and Main Sta. jy'OROAN. The best of private acffnmoda.- , fil oom4. fl. fM,.r. at, Jas;reand trained nur IK ' 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. j Weth E 8t. Hlehesowsi iwei. qtstarre. 4 H I 7 Fleishman's SUNDAY j O ) Mountain nr Ty 4 i J. o) sv n fi Tou,;i:s uu'- , 1 A

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THOSE NEW FALL SUITS I-r hustnes men are bound t !e very popular. We have them in all the latest styles and make ol" oods, nd would le pleased to have you call and see them. We also have ;ood every tlay suits from $5.00 to $8.00. We don't simply want your trade. We want to ple:ise you so well that you'll come back the very next time you want any clothing. Come and see us.

MONEY BACK IF YOU'RE NOT SATISFIED.

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