Richmond Palladium (Daily), 11 October 1900 — Page 4

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on coistajtaii is to sell tie iest u ri win. Arc you Interested In RALSTON FOODS? RALSTON WHEAT FOOD .13c RALSTON BARLEY FOOD 15c RALSTON HEALTH OATS lOc

IN A WALK.

MOUNTAIN TOIRI8T8

WIN FROM THE

Are certainly ideal cereal foods. We have just received a shipment direct from the mills and would lie pleased to have your order. JOmNTvfcARTHY.

P- 'BEE HIVE GROCERY1 "

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.Nevv Home -Made Sorghuini. Tlie PlneHt In tlie Land. Afolutely Pure. Per Gallon, 45c; Per Quart lac. TLEA.SE BRING YOUR JUG

W. E. HASTINGS!"

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OUR MOTTO : Honest Goods at Honest Prices.

EXTRA FANCY

atfc Fhai

Cheese BRICK, SWISS, CREAM, ETC.

HADLEY BROS.

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Richmond Palladium SYNOD ADJOURNS.

THURSDAY, OCT. 11, WOO.

FOKKCAST Ot' WUATIIEIl

Ititiinit and H-ttliii of the Sun and Moon.

Sun.

Moou.

ftises G.i Sot 5:27 Rites 7:40 p. tn.

Indiana and Illinois Generally fair; sum Krlv.

LOCAL NEWS

Dr.W.A. Iirk, dentust.S N. tenth. Uuy your hats of Flettber. 28-tf Smoke eye glasses for sun,Ifaner's. All kinds spectacle repairing, llaner's. Correct spectacle fitting, specialty, Haner's.

The r lower Mission win nave a

meeting tomorrow afternoon at -:0

o'clock at the parish house. D. S. Coe went to Marion last night to meet the Roosevelt party and accompanied them to this city. Henry Kendrick aud Miss Iiose Pie her were married last night at the parsonage of the Third M. E. church by the liev. W. E. MeCarty. Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick will reside ou the West Side. Kinsey Kennedy Ko at the Phillips opera house all next week. An up-to-date repertoire company at the cheapest prices ever given in Richmond. Our price is the people's popular price, 10c and 15c Iadies free on Monday night. One lady free with every 15c ticket. Seats on sale at Nixon's caudy store. j Married.

On Wednesday evening, October 10th, at 7:30 at the parsonage of the Christian church occurred the marriage of Miss Hertba Hough and Mr. Earl Holmes, both well known young people of this city. Mr. Holmes is with the Grand Union Tea Co. and resides in lliehmon J. Miss Hough is one of West Richmond's most estimable young ladies. After the ceremony was performed they repaired to the home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Addison Hough, on Chestnut street, where a sumptuous dinner awaited them. The couple have the best wishes of a host of friends.

Warae Caaotr Pioneer Dead. About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Nathan Huddleston, aged eighty-two years, an old citizen of Dublin, while repairing the roof his residence, fell to the ground, a distance of twenty feet. He died twenty minutes later. Mr. Huddleston was bora in Union county in ISIS. He lived at Dublin sixty-five year.

The Next Meeting Will be Held

at Knoxville. Term, Sharon Jones Honored.

The Synod of the United Presby-j teriau chnrch adjourned last evening

to meet next year at Knoxville, Tenn.

me closing business consisted in hearing the reports of the various committees. Sharon Jones of this city vas elected to the senate of Monmouth college for a term of

three years. This body is the

one which . choses the officers

of the college aud transacts other

business of an important nature. The address last evening was de

livered bv the Rev. Moorehead of

Xenia, O., and was one of the best

that has been heard during the

synod. The Rev. W. J. Buchanan of Monmouth, 111 , college made a plea iD behalf of that institution and urged liberal support.

The various visiting ministers and

delegates returned home today and expressed themselves as highly

pleased with the outcome of the meet

ing ana oi ineir treatment while in

the city. Four quarters make a dol

lar. You can easily save a

dollar ly coining: to th Itailroad Store Friday and

atuniay. see ad. DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Vai chax The funeral of Andrew

P. Vaughan will occur tomorrow af-1

ternoon at 3 o clock at the residence, 103 north tenth street. Friends may

call to view the remains at any time

tomorrow morning.

Only 25c! Ouly 25c!! Only

zoc::: riuty una aturua at Kailroad store. Kead ad.

Everybody is liable to itching piles. Rich and poor, old and young

terrible the torture they suffer.

Only one sure cure. Doan's Oint

ment; absolutely safe; can't fail.

11 ST values, little money, Friday and Saturday, Kail-

road Store. Kead ad.

Buy Winifrede Coal. C. S. Fakxham.

in I

Miss Con well will give lessens

French at 26 south ninth street. oetid3t See what 25c will do Fri

day and Saturday at Bail-

road store, iteaa aa.

Eatre Xoaa by a Scare af 8 ta x

Errara aad Slaw Playiag Uses the Game tar the Locals Visitors are toa Fast Aaatber Game This Afteroan aad Tomerrew. The Mountain Tourists are aiain

in town, this time for a series o!

three games with the Entre Nous. The first game was plaved yesterday

afternoon before a slim crowd, the visitors winning in a walk by a score of 8 to 3. The Entre Nous put up a listless and uninteresting game, while the Tourists jumped in with a vim and took the game with ease.

A choice bunch of errors by the locals is largely accountable for the loss of the game and there was enough to last the remaining two games. Nation pitched for the

Entre rou3 and was touched up rather lively in two or three innings. Reynolds will pitch this afternoon's game. The game this afternoon will be railed at 3:30 o'clock after the speaking at the Glen, and there will no

doubt be a better crowd than yesterday. The same teams will play the

last game of the series tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock and a good at

tendance should be present to encourage the boys is one of the last games of the season. Don 't forget that tbe last game of the season will be played next Sunday between the Entre Nous and the

Dayton Clippers and the latter team will be strengthened by several league players. The game will be for the benefit of the home players

and the boys should be encouraged with the largest crowd of the season. Yesterday's score was as follows: RUE Tourists 2 0130101 08 11 2 Entre Nous 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 03 4 3 Batteries Altrack, Nieand Dooin; Nation and Earle.

A SEAT i.V III 13 1EVST

Gem. HarriMMi Id I'twit lrljr Oat of

Campaigning Work.

New York. Ovt. 11. ;nral Benja

mln Harrison cave out an inter vie

and tatentnt last niht. lie j

asked: Is If true, freueral. that yo

have conawnted to make iue speech

in the campaign v

"No. that statement has not be-

authorized ty me, was his answer

"I hate said to every one who ha

Fpokeii or written to me on the snl,

Ject, that I could not do any nior

campaign work. I Itejran to make U

jublican speeches the year I began td

vote and have had a laborious. If unit'

Important part In every i-ampalin

state and national, until 1S08. In 14

I submitted myself to very hard usa

and then made up my mind

to my friends, that I

more campaltrnlns. Following th

conclusion. I declined to take a spea!K

IK EXAMPLE WHERE

MERIT AND TRIE WORTH WON OVER PRICE.

retirement date from that year, n-

from this. Few men have made morfu

speeches for their party than I har and no ex-president. I am sure, ha

made more. Sim-e I left Wasbingtoiai

A REAL TEST.

he Starr Piano Co. Scores Complete

Victory ia Competition With the Stcck and Decker & Sons Pianos. Ihe purchase of a piano for a home a problem that a family is called

pon once in a lifetime to solve, un-

ss there should chance to be bad

ldgment used in the selection. The

paramount" issue in the selection

f a piano is to purchase an instru-

and saiinent which has been given the test

would do ntnd which has proven worthy of the

hame. Many instances might oe

iven in the item where home people

Int; part in the t-ainpalpn of 1XVS. Mpave taken weeks to render a deci

ion as to the merit and true worth

f a piano, but a notable instance of

phe moment is that of Mr. Charles Chrisman, who yesterday gave

is decision in favor of the tarr

my retirement from all partlclpatloijver both the ttCK ana jjecker !n party mniiajrement has been comlt Sons pianos, aftar having given plete. All thai I Lave left to othersjthree weeks to a fair and impartial and I think they have very generallyconsideration. The Starr piano is and kindly accepted my sense of thot the cheapest that may be bought, proprieties of the case at least f-tut it is high grade and in com pet itweeu campaigns. In a word. I havtfion where merit is the sole guide it vacated the choir loft, and taken . jaever fails to win, as high approval seat In the pews with a deep sens.fcs may be accorded in the country, of gratitude to my foreltcariug fellowto anv make of pianos. Thus it is countrymen." that the production of a local indus(Jenernl Harrison will leave Newiry wins laurels at home as well as York for his home to-morrow. ibroad. Starr pianos have stood the test. No further notice on this point Oartiiif Deriin Frustrated. is necessary; the very fact that Hich Pittsburg. Pa., Oct. 11. A senss-hond homes are filled with Starr

tlonal plot for the release of the notorious forger, J. S. Itojd, from the Western penitentiary was appareiitly nipped In the hud yesterday. Iurlug the day Warden Wright says what wns supposi-d to be a male visitor was granted a talk with Itoyd. The talk lasud ultout ten minutes, and just as the visitor was atout to denart. Rov.l

'ianos and everT one, without a sin-

le exception, giving perfect satis-

iiction. liuy a piaoo whose manu

facturers anu dealers are responsible and you make no mistake. A

nstake once made costs money ana trouble to correct.

Mr. Charles Chrisman did not al-

tow price u dictate xo mm in ms

RECEIVER APPOINTED

For C. E. Loss & Co. Edwin H. Cates

Appointed at Request Mather Bros. Co. Today on application of QMather

Bros, company, Edwin II. Cates was

I appointed by Judge H. C. Fox, as

receiver for the C. E. Loss contracting company, of Chicago, who have been doing the construction work for

the C. R. & M. Claims filed aggre

gate 110,000.

Lost A silver gray Yorkshire dog

named Mudge. Return toD31 north

eleventh street.

VODfSEY'S STIIAXGK CASK.

DefendcnC In Gochcl Trial In a Critical Conditiou. Georgetown, Ky Oct. 11. Ilenry Youtsey has remained In a comatose condition since his strange attack Tuesday ni;ht. Whether that is du?

to the opiates administered to quiet

nun at that time, cannot be ascertained, lie has answered no questions

addressed to him by his nearest rela

tives ami physicians, but once or

twice he held up his hands and ex.

mimed : 1 nere is no blooa on my

hands there Is no man's blood on my

hands... His eyes are closed and they are still slightly crossed as if drawn

and set by the convulsion he had that night. I r. t'arrick says he Is in an extremely critical condition, which may take a sudden change for the better or worse at any moment and If for tlm worse, Youtsey will be permanently insane. He has not been taken to ho jury room, in the court house yet as directed by Judge Oantrill, but may lx taken there if there Is no change for the worse in his condition.

van grabbed the uiper and reported the occurrence. The warden Investigated and was surprised to find that the visitor was a woman In disguise. The contents of the note the warden refused to divulge, but admits that the information It contained, revealed one of the most daring and Ingenious plaos for esiaio he has ever heard of.

(TJennett THEATRE. Marrj mad Satshrr, Les "it Maa. THURSDAY. OCT. 11.

Big Minstrels Jb. W. Vogal. Oanmr a4 Man

A irreat ensemble of this century's Min

strel Celebrities whose offerings supplant

with continual traitv that nervous worry

born of tedious and faligueing toil.

Allium- of Fun nl IWinic Knno LsHarrv Trio, Burl-)! Trw Arn-rtj. The " Km wr," Arttiiir l'mituj:. Merrv MiijkhI Monowlii, Hr.vilvnVuL Kmif of' Mirth Makers. John Ou.vn.

.rnU"t Hapiiix-! for Ail. Tommy H, Trick Hod Soku-x. A Nrtvliy, K. K. hirMi-s Oot-h l Kt!.fc .nii Witiir FwHrtT. Wilson IW

EVERYWHERE

PRICES i 26, SO mm 76a

Seat sale opens Tuesday. October th. at the

Westcott rnarmacy

Standing Room Only. Hm Lauraily l"a k.L

An Ovation For Ithodes. Cape Town. Oct. U. Cecil! Ithodes received an ovation to-day when he assumed the presidency of the congress of the South Africa league. Imrlng the course of his address, he attributed the South African war to the "Mugwumps' and said that but for them, Mr. Kmger would never have dared to send an ultimatum to Jreat Rrltalu. tl em-rally speaking. Mr. Ithodes was coiu-ilatory In his remarks. He declared that now that "Krugerism had vunislnd. Creat I'.rirain would estal lish a libenil government, which would do verythi:ig possible to unite the Interests of South Africa with these of the empire."

Hehiiii. Minn., Oct. 11. Sister Bap"ista. a sister of clinrity, was accidei'tnlly shot and Ul'.hsl last night at St. Aloys'. us school by Johnny Nlchol-

trU-d to pass him a note. Kecrter Sulll-ielection of a Starr over that of

iheaper and inferior makes.

Buy Pocahontas Coal. C. S. Farsham. Came Near Diing. "For three davs and nights I suf-

tr d agony untold from an attack of holera morbus brought on by eating jueumbers," says M. E. Lowtber, Jerk of the district court. Centeriille, Iowa. "I thought I should die,

jid tried a dozen different meaicines

nit all to no purpose. I sent for a lottle of Chamberlain's Colic,Cholera

jid Diarrhoea Remedy md three

toses relieved me entirely. i went,

to sleep and did not awake for eight

lours. On awakening a few hours igo I felt so gratified that the first Fork I do on going to the office is to write to the manufacturers of this remedy and offer them my grateful thanks and say, 'God bless you and the splendid medicine you make.' " This remedy is for sale by A. G. Luken & Co. and Cur me & Co., druggists. No such thing as "summer complaint" where Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is kept handy. Nature's remedy for looseness of the bowels.

Strength of Missions. St. Luis. Oct. 11. A general summary of the work of the American Hoard of Missions for 1S!9 and l'.MM), shows twenty missions under its supervision throughout the foreign Held with Ur stations, 1.2tW sub-stations nud l,fi41 places for stated preaching. In these missions are 4.011 lalorers, of whom 3,472 are natives, the remainder leing Americans, a total of 4i5 churches with ."l.c.'.Kl members, hold services under the American Board auspices in foreign fit-Ids.

THEY'RE TAKING

$10.00 to $18.00

-71

s

THOSE NEW FALL SUITS Kor business men are bound to be very popular. We have them in all the latest styles ami make of goods, and would be pleased to have you call and see them. We also have good every day suits from S5.00 to $8.00. We don't simply want your trade. We want to please you so well that you'll come back the very next time you want any clothing. Come ami see us.

MOkEY BACK IF YOU'RE NOT SATISFI1D.

MODEL CLOTHING

New Cilrn'2l Bu I irg. 7C9-7.I Mela St.

The Wheel of Fortune

does not always turn the right way for evervbodv. Is it revolving right for you

now? It might not 1 e later on, so War us in mind.' Our business is to equalize matters when the "wheel" is going the wrong wav. If you have household goods, a salaried position or something of value, le sure and remenilK-r us when you are in distress financially ; we can always help you out. All business strictly confidential. RICHMOND LOAN CO., N. E. Cor. 8th and Main SU

ROOM 4.

7 a. m. to 8 p. m.

Another Victim Claimed. Chicago, Oct. 11. Laura Carroll Is named as another victim of the insurance conspiracy syndicate, said to be headed by Dr. August M. Unger. The physician used her. It Is said, as a subject on whom to take out policies

in a game Flmillar to that which was attempted with Marie Iefenbach. The Carroll woman disappeared four or five months ago and none of those with whom she associated have seen her since.

Mountaineers Attempt Escape. TLouisvillu, Ky., Oct. 11. Ten mountafiieers headed by James Howard, an ex-postmaster, who Is under a three years' sentence received in the United States court, attempted to break Jail last night by digging through a wall. A turnkey surprised Howard cutting Into the wall and after a struggle, knocked a big knife from his hands. Howard Implicated nine other prisoners in the plot to escape.

People's Exchange.

ADVERTISEMENTS Wanted Situations,

Justifiable Homicide, nolbrook, Neb., Oct. 11. Carl Bartenback, living one mile south of here, tried to kill his wife and family. They ran to the home of Mr. Kielbeck, who Is Bartenback's brother-in-law. Bartenbnck followed them and fired sev eral shots at Ki. llieck and his family. Kielbeck returned the fire and killed Bartenback. The coroner's Jury found a verdict of Justifiable homicide.

Opened Without Bloodshed. Spokane. Wash., Oct. 11. The norh half of the Colville reservation was opened to white settlement yesterday liundreds of men were on the ground long before the hour. John Falls filed the first entry. No bloodshed Is -e-liorted and comparatively few contests are expected. . Cattle Thieves Sentenced. Danville. Ind., Oct. 11. Willis Cnllins and William rhillips, two colored boys, who were arrested on the charge of stealing cattle, plead guilty before Judge Cofer. They were sentenced to

I from one to fourteen years at the In-

!:ana Reformatory.

under tb head of male or female help

UtferteaFKBlI in snaee ohibu. All "ads" tor Beat Bslaa, Houses tot Bens, financial, and Miasoeilaneoat Wants Inserted for B cents a Hne eaob treerttoi

sixteenth tf

Storage Ground floor

and Main, Verne Smith,

Wanted Agents to sell our goods

to consumers. American lea c., 1202 Fifth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. octll-d6t Wanted Girl for housework at 45 south eighteenth street.

"AUTOMOBILES"

Our "Mobiles" have reached the pinnacle of perfection. They move without iar or vibration of anv kind. Neither

heat nor odor arises. The machinery is

noiseless. The carnage can be examined at our repository.

Automobiles Cleaned, Repaired and stored. All kinds of Bicyele and Automobile Sundries.

We handle high grade Bicycles at lowest prices. Riclmioiicl Automobile & Cycle Co. C. F. Wright, Mgr. 1024MainSt. Home Phone 267.

'Tisn't sa'e to be a day without Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil in the house. Never can tell what moment an accident is going to happen. Can't be perfect health without pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure blood. Tones and invigorates the whole system.

3 Buy E the

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SOLE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES THE GRAU PIANO C0.,Nc,s,7n:4othHf& Also Sole Agents for the famous STECK, KRANICH At BACH LINDEHAN St SONS, an! other high grada makes. 8cd ft BARGAIN QECTJLARS.

C M. HAMILTON,

E1T1

ION. Tenth Street

O p. Westoott Hotel BOTH PHONES.

Rlohmend India

Fleishman's Mountain Tourists vs. Entice Nous.

Thursday and Friday Oct 11 & 12

For Mechanics, Carpenters, Farmers, Masons' Contractors, Blacksmiths and others. JONES HARDWARE CO.,'ttS&

NOAH'S ARK 10, 25 and 50 Per Gent. DISCOUNT SALE!

We are overstocked on Stoves and Winter Goods, and to move them will give you these diounts

PENINSULAR OAKS, $19 Peiiinsuhr Base Burner $22 for $30 Hard Oal Base

Burners. P ninsulars.

SUNBURST PENINSULAR

Gives 100 per cent, more h at than anybther

kind, as it has no nickel cover.

CI

Hot Blast Smoke Consuming Soft Coal

Burner, SI1S.OO.

No. 0 Wood Cook. $14.25 Cooks with Tank. $18 Bucks, white Porcelain.

5c

PARLOR LAMPS. 98c Laige Shide Stand Lamp.

S2275 Steei Range, Peninsula-. S25.00 "Reliable" Steel Range.

25e Kitchen Rfleetor Laup. S3. 50 to 7.50 For Uesoline Lamp?.

$5.25 1C0 piece. Dinner Set. S7.50 Gold Band Dinner Set. S2300 Ilaviland China Dinner Set.

Toilet Sets f 2 25 to J5.00. 2c each for Cups and Saucers. 3c each for Dinner Plates. 73c for Mrs. Potts' Irons. I'ic for China Cups and Sauct ri. 5c for Jardinieres. 61c for Kc Jardinieres.

5(13)c

For $1.00 Nickel Clocks. SI.75 for Rocker Washing Machine. $2.75 for Closed Washers.

Coal Hods . . . Water Pails... Dinner Pails -Wash Boilers .

Double Roasters

- IOC ...lOc A2flc --25?

20o

Window Curtains . .7. loe

3c for all 5c articles. 8c for all 10c articles. At NOAH'S ARK GREAT SIXTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.