Richmond Palladium (Daily), 12 October 1900 — Page 4
RICHMOND DM
PALLADIUM FRIDAY OCTOBER 12. 1S00
y on coixtait m is to sell tmi best coc ii tsi iaiiet. f Are you Interested In
RALSTON FOODS? RALSTON WHEAT FOOD 15c RALSTON BARLEY FOOD 15c RALSTON HEALTH OATS . . . .". lOc Are certainly ideal creX f 10 !. We have just received a shipment direct from Miz tuilli an! would be pleased to have your order. JOH N F."McCARTHY.
L IBEE HIVE GROCERY g
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New Home - Made i c, f. loss huddle.
Sorghum. Xlie Fiiiewt In tlie Land. Abwolutely Pure Per Gallon, 45c; Per Quart, 11c.
TLF.ASR I5RING YOUR JUO
W. E. HASTINGS
IT YOB OR IT AT TEX BZK etc, rrs ocas.
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OUR MOTTO : Honest Goods at Honest Prices. THE FINEST IN THE CITY...
0a & w
Saratoga Chips
Bread.
and . Home-made
ALWAYS FRESH.
HADLEY BROS.
WE HAVE
second money with ease and had the
owners desired could have won the
race.
Don't forget the public sale of Geo.
W. Davis on Union pike on Oct. 16.
Colonel Curtis Guild, jr.. of Boston who was with the Roosevelt party
stopped the coach on the way to
the speaking stand yesterday after
noon, and standing up pointed to one of Richmond's fair young
maidens, exclaiming: ' Look at that pretty girl." lie was told that the
carriage would never reach the stand
if it was stopped for every pretty girl that was seen, as Richmond is
fuil of them.
The Wayne county bar met this
afternoon and appointed Messrs. Stubbs, Kupe and JShiveley to pre
pare resolutions to present in commemoration of the death of Judge John F. Kibbev. Some
eulogistic addresses were made thi
afternoon at the meeting, when the
committee on resolutions, which had
immediately retired, reported. The
resolutions were too long to print at the late hour when they were
brought in.
Indebtedness of Some $40,000 Alleged
in the Application for a Receiver.
In the application made by Mather
tiros, for a receiver for C. iu. Loss &
Co. the allegation was made that the
company owes some -0. 000 to van
ous parties. The Second National bank has filed two complaints, one
against the company for fo,000, and
the other against (J. tu. Loss person
ally, he being surety on the note sued
for. ihe Jones Hardware company
has also tiled a claim of considerable
amount. This afternoon the appoint
ment of K. II. Cates as receiver for the company was confirmed by the
circuit court.
Each day the crowd increases. Boston Store Grand
Opening: Hal1.
Rummage sale for the benefit of
the hospital the last week in Octo
ber. 12 2
A Prompt Settlement. following letter speaks
for
MtlM
TO BURN
BROS. CO.
Lahrman's
VISIT OUR STORE
KOTIC12 ui k i-kici:s ON
SHOES, BOOTS and RUBBERS !
We can positively save you money.
Our $2.00 line of Men's Box Calf Shoes. Our $1.50 line of Ladies' Kangaroo Calf Shoes. Our l.tS line of Ladies' fine Kid Shoes. Our $:t.OO line of Men's Shoesin Box Calf and Enamel. Our $:.UO line of Ladies' fine Welts and Turns. Rubber Boots and Felt Boots. A full line of Rubbers of the best makes.
FRED C. LAHRMAN, 718 Main St, Richmond, Ind.
The
itself:
Richmond, Ind., Oct. 8th, 19J0.
Mr. J. F. Reeves, Agent. Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York, Richmond, Ind.
Dear Sir In receiving through
you draft in settlement of the En
dowment policy which I have held in
your company, I desire to thank the
company for their prompt settle
ment, and to say for the benefit of
others who may be contemplating in
surance, that this investment has
been a very satisfactory one to me.
and I can heartily recommend "The
Mutual Liife to those desiring sound
insurance with good returns.
lours very truly, Morris P. Wright, Miiford, Ind. Mr. Wright's endowment matured
on October 6th and he received draft
payment of same on the 8th. " Full particulars regarding all the
modern plans of sound insurance
written by the oldest and largest life?
T "T- " A 1 i . t
company in tue unueu otates can oe
had on application to
KEBVE8, 11 ISorth 1Mb Street.
New dark percales worth
1 Oc, tomorrow 5c, at Jones1
Stable Burned.
A small stable on south seventh
street, between C and D streets,
owned by John L.. Rupe, had the roof
burned on last night between 7 and
8 o clock. The loss was smill.
uhuibhe. ADJOl'RNH LAST NIGHT
AFTElTHE BAN- .
:et.
Business Tranced at the Closing Session Las! Night Warm Discussion for at Against Municipal Ownership W Secretary Elected
Next Place IMeetine.
The Munici
had its fin
When the sessi
tendent of Folic
ette moved tha
adjourned it sho meeting in May.
seconded by M
Aurora, and was
ned. Then
next place of met
ague of Indiana
ting last mgbt.
nvened Superm-
larrison of Lafav-
hen the session be until the next
The motion was
Downey of
nanimously car-
the matter of the
g. Mavor Cald
well extended a ccflial invitation to
his city Columbi This invitation was backed up by Statements from Mr. Volpert of Pei. Senator Keller of Columbia City, Lyor Downey of Aurora, and otheri and Columbus was selected py a shouting vote and vf. a dissenting voice. At C. Keeble of Columbus, aocoraig to a new con
stutional amendmet, that places the
secretary at the pl of the next semi-annual meeting was made sec
retary of the leagueo succeed C. W
Oenn.
I tie committee o
chosen as follows: Ft. Wayne, Mayor
umbus, and Superi
son of lafavette.
tee on railroads wfc appointed
.Mayors Downey of Airora, MeKec
and iraze of Itush-
telephones was
ivor Scberer ol
lldwell of Col-
?ndent Harri-
new commit-
Phone Win. and coal.
Dicks, 115, for wood
oct!2-tf
Special hosiery and derwear sale Saturday. 31. Jones & Co.
unr,.
FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1100.
FOltKOAST Or W K TH KB
Richmond Pa ladiu m rk eyf eWsfMianer
" au sinas spectacle repairing,
Manor s. Correct spectacle fitting, special ty, Haner's.
There will be a church social at the
Third M. E. church tonight. Miss
Harriett Nardin will recite and there
will be especial music Mrs. Augustus C. Scott and Mrs.
Lydia B. Elliott of Terre Haute, who
. have been attending the carnival at Indianapolis this week, have returned.
John E. Ross of Boston and Miss
Rtainjt and
Sectlns of Moon.
Sun.
T
the Sun and
Rises 6.-07 J Sets 3:20 1 BIsm SJ&l p. m.
Indians and Ohio Weather. Washisotos, D. C, Oct. 12. For Indiana: Cloudy tonight and Saturday, possibly showers in the south. For Ohio: Rain tonight in the central part and south, fair in the north, Saturday probably showers. LOCAL NEWS
Dr. W. A. Park, dentist.S N. tenth.
iJBuj jour bat of Fletcher. 2S-tf : 3:00 pace.
Atta L. Doren of southeast of the city were married Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock at the parsonage of the First English Lutheran church, the Rey. J. W. Kapp officiating. Clark Brothers, the owners of Hal Clipper, the famous Liberty horse, take exceptions to the report which appeared in the Palladium that
their horse won third place in the
DEATHS AND FUNERALS,
Lamb Willie Lamb, youngest son
of Albert Lamb, died at the home of
of his father, two miles north of this
city, Wednesday afternoon at three
o clock. Death was due to a com
pucation oi diseases. tiis age was sixteen years, eleven months and
eleven days. The funeral will take
place Saturday afternoon at two
o clock from Third M. E. church.
tne liev. Mcuarty othciatinr.
Kibbkv The funeral of Judtrp
jonn r . iviobey wm take place from
his late residence, dOb north four
teenth street, Sunday afternoon at 2
o clock. Interment at Earlham.
Moorman Richmond Moorman
died at H o'clock this morning at his home, 122 south sixteenth street of
old age and some complication of diseases, at the age of 83 years. The
tuneral will be announced tomorrow
Stevkxson George Stevenson.
agea a, aied yesterday morninsr at
M at the home of his sister. Mrs.
Holan, at HisrhOTove, Cal. The cause
of his death was tuberculosis. He
had left this citv on SntmW u
being then almost in the last stae-es
of the disease that brought about
his death, and arrived there on
September 13. The change of
climate was too late to accom
plish what had been hooed for.
and the end came yesterday. The
remains have already started home.
accompanied by the father of the de
ceased, John Stevenson of this city, who was with his son when he died. The time of the funeral has not yet
been set, but will perhaps be on next
1 hursday.
of Logansport
vine,
Then came a heated discussion of
municipal ownership, U. P. Whelan
of this city. Thomas II Jessup. City
Attorney Sham ba ugh it Ft. Wayne
and others favoring mtncipal owner
ship of light plant, andMayor McKee
of Logansport, City attorney Hay
wood ol Lafayette, Myor Caldwell of Columbus and Ahers talked
against it. The majoriy of the mem
bers present seemed daidedly in fa
vor of municipal ownenliip.
L. W. Mellett of EIwmxI was cho
sent permanent secretary of the leg
islative committee. Tbs committee
will meet at Indianapois some time
in December, to formuate b lis foi
presentation to the next legislature.
Arrangements were cpmpleted for
publishing the minutes! in pamphlel
form. Appropriate resolutions were
adopted thanking the officials and people of Richmond for their hospitality, and the league adjourned, with
Mayor Deahl of Croshen in the chair
The banquet last night under the
auspices of the Commercial club was
pleasant affair. The toastmaster,
S. . Gillilan, introduced Mr. S. S
Strattan, president of the Com
mercial club, who told the visitors
why he was glad they were here, and
Mayor Deahl of Goshen responded
on behalf of the league. Each gen
tleman made a delightful speech, and
te entire company warmly ap
plauded all that was said. A happv
talk by John L. Griffiths on "The
Embarrassed v lsitor was well re
ceived. Mayor Caldwell of Colum
bus spoke on "Our Next Place of
Meeting," giving important and in teresting facts in an itrei 1'bii Hamm or El wood, with the as sistance of John Zwissler, John F
Kemper, Frank Neff and others of German extraction, gave a humorous musical number that simply convulsed
the company. They were encored
but their excessive modesty forbade
their reappearance.
Mayor Mckee of Logansport spoke
on "The Wabash, and gave a most
interesting talk. Mr. Mellett of
Elwood, ex-city attorney, talked
briefly and happily on "The Honorary
Member." The toastmaster was then
called upon, and crave several num
bers in response to calls. All ex
pressed themselves pleased with the
banquet. Cane's orchestra furnished splendid music. The banquet hall was an ideal place, and Mr. Camp-
tield certainly has a fine room for
such purposes.
1 his morning the visitors who remained in the city were given an ex
hibition of the fire department 's
work at tenth and Main. They were
then taken to Earlham museum and
Glen Miller.
Phone Wm. Dicks, 115, for all
kinds of feed, specially new corn, 3Txj
per ubshel. octl2-tf.
Get a box
chocolates.
of Prices' elegant
Tomorrow-Saturday, will
be another bigr day at the
Boston Store's Grand Open
ing Sale.
A CAPITAL JOKE
0i THE OTHER FELIX
WITH JL
Beneficial Moral "Love's Labor Lost,
or How a Peddler Came to Grief in the Village of Fountain City. Word was received at the PalJ A V - A
lapicx otuee some iew uays ago na
a certain piano dealer in uicnmono. loaded a piano on his cart aud start
ed with it for the country, going
north. Their object was to try and find some person who would allow
them just to set the piano in meir
home on trial and allow it to remain
there for several days. hen the time limit (for trial) expired, these piano peddlers possibly thought that
all they had to do was to go to this
home a few days later ana sen me
;iano. These men on the wagon with the piano experienced a harder time than they thought for and were
not successful in hnding a piace
where they could leave their piano, but were not discouraged
and drove further on until final
ly they found themselves in i ountain
City. Here they were more fortunate
(or unfortunate for them as you win soon know). As they made the re
quest one of the citizens or roun-
tain Citv.wao. after he haa expiaineu to them that he had never thought
of buvim? a Diano. allowed them to
set the piano in his home "on trial." After placing the piano in the house
and exolaininsr the merits (that were
sunoosed to be in the piano) they left
rnt?ratulatin themselves that all
they had to do was to call (by an appointed time) and close the deal that would make the Fountain City citizen the owner of the piano. But
such was not the case, for a few days
ago this Fountain City citizen, after
havog once had the use ol a piano in 1 is home an i set i g the p'easure his
family derived from the use or it
himself became interested and decided
to look around and see where he could buy the best piano for the least money. With his mind fully
made up to buy a piano he entered
the warerooms of the Starr nano
Co. and was very courteously waited
on by air. u. l. ltoooins wno explained many of the true merits that
are to be found only in the Starr Piano. This Fountain City citizen was a very careful buyer and did not
want to make a mistake, for in his
own words "he wanted to buy
enoutrh piano for a generation," and
beiuir fully convinced that the Starr
Piano combined all the points that
were claimed for it reliability, age
favor with public, excellence
of workmanship, the best action made, richness and depth of tone,
just a little finer and more pleasing than any other make, and a piano
that has a factory guarantee behind it, he decided then and there to buy
a Starr oiano. paving cash for it.
This is onft of the many sales that
have reached the ears of the Palla-
mcm office and Mr. J. C. Evans of Fountain City (for this the Fountain City citizen of whom we speak) is to
be congratulated upon nis cnoice. ior he will never have a chance to regret
his ourchase of a Starr piano.
The moral to this joke is this
Competition is good for business, for Mr. Evans had i ever thoughtof buy-
ioff a piano until he allowed one o kx Dlaoed in bis borne. In examin
ing the Starr piano its merits so ap
pealed to his better judgement that
he nurchased one and price did not
dictate to him.
pnnups opera
1 ;
HOUSE
URBAY A SWtSHEB.
f
mm4 aaaflor.
ALL. WEEK,
Besinning MONDAY. OCTOBER 15.
The Rinsey Remedy Co.
IN REPERTOIR.
A Carload of Special Scenery.
PRICES 10c and 15c.
Saturday Matinee, 10 ctnts to all parts
ot the bouse.
Ladies free Monday night. Seats at Nlxou'a candy atore. ttoe Mala St.
THEY'RE TAKIHG
$10.00 to $18.00
ft
ENNETT
THEATRE
MURRAY & SWISHER
Manage r Lvsaees.
ant
Wednesday, Oct 17th.
Jerome K. Jerome's Famous Comedy
MISS HOBBS!
As presented for
200 NIGHTS At the Lyceum Theatre, New York. 4 J . - PRICES : 25c, kc, 76c and fl.00. Peats at Weatcott Pharmacy.
i
THOSE NEW FALL SUITS For business men are bound to be very lMH,,arWe have tbem in all the latest styles and make of go.!?, and would he pleased to have you call and see them. We also have good evry ay suits from .,
$5.00 to $8.00. We don't simply want your trade. We want to please you so well that you'll come back the 'ry next time you want any clothing. Come and see ns.
MONEY BACK IF YOU'RE NOT SATISFIED.
el eumuMG CI
New CoUnial BiTldirg. 709-711 Main St.
The Wheel of Fortune
does not always turn the right way for
everybody. Is it revolving nght for you now ? It' might not be later on, so bear
us in mind. Our business is to equalize matters when the "wheel" is going the wrong way. If you have household
goods, a salaried position or something
of value. e ui. m --,- us when t you are in distress financially ; we can always help you out.
All business strictly confidential. RICHMOND LOAN CO., N. E, Cor. 8th and Main Sis
I0W IS THE TIUE
FOR HEAVY
FALL and WINTER UNDERWEAR
We can show you the BEST line of Underwear in the town for the LEAST monev.
r.
PRICES: 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, Per Garment
Call and see these values.
Almost anything that one
could wish for in Hosiery and underwear can be found
at the Boston Store's (irand
Opening sale.
Buy Winifrede Coal.
C. S. Fakniiam.
ROOM 4.
7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Best standard prints,
blacks, srreys, etc., Saturday
lie. Li. 31. Jones & Uo.
E. B. GR0SVEN0R, M.D
Bpftcial equipment for the
TrutMit mt tha IMmm mt tha Eva
Ear, Ma Mtf.TfcrMt
SCIENTIFIC FITTIMS OF SLASSf S
Miss Conwell will mve lessens
French at 26 south ninth street.
oct9d3t
in
Ladies lleeoed underwear
24 I. The best
tions, and
distance.
lltk St. Richmond. of private accommodat rained nursea Lon?
special 5c Saturday. Jones & Co.
L.. H.J
Oysters stewed, fried
Prices'.
or raw at
Historv Class. The first meeting of the
class for the season will be
History
held at
Marriage Licenses.
Oscar Pike and Flora Stevens,
Centerville. OA. Earl Holmes and Bertha
iloujjh, Kichmona.
Charles M. Mercer and JaDe M
Mercer, Cambridge City.
J.
the Masonic temple Saturday, Octo
ber Id, at 2:dU p. m.
The class is highly favored in hav
ing secured as leader Jlrs. u. it.
Hopper, who in her former home was
connected with numerous clubs, lit
erary, etc. She has filled the ofhee
of president and other positions with
ability and honor.
1 he subject of the season is France.
With such a leader and a fine pro
gram the class expects to make this
year s work among the best of its
history.
All former members and any others
who wish to become mem bers are cor
dially invited to be present.
SECRETARY".
"1UT01BILES "
Our "Mobiles" have reached the pinnacle of perfection. Thev move with
out jar or vibration of anv kind. Neither
heat nor odor arises. The machinery is noiseless. The carriage can be examined
at our repository.
Aatomobllss Classed, Repalrsd and
stored. All kinds of Bioyels aad Ant mebils Sundries.
We handle high grade Bicy
cle ac lowest prices.
Tokay grapes
oranges at Prices".
and California
We still show the hand
somest line French flannels in Kichinond. special sale
Saturday. L. 31. Jones & Co.
Delighted, pleased, satis
fied, are the thousands of
buyers at the Boston Store's
Urand Opening Sale.
Richmond Automobile & Cycle Co.
C. F. W riant. Mar. 1024 Ml St.
Horn Phona 267.
THE GLOBE, One Price f lot him, Furnishers. Hatters.
Next Union Nat'l Bank. 803 Main St.
WIDUP & THOMPSON.
1 OF" ALL
KINDS
4
4
DUNHAM'S SPECIALTY.
Chairs. Tables, Rockers, Divans, .Couches, dr Jf df r si W
easy i;nairs, iosy corners, etc.
DUNHAM'S FURNITURE STORE.
Prices' for best
A ivors.
ice cream, seven
Oil cloth and linoleum
sale Saturday at Jones',
Came Near Djing.
"For three days and nights I stif
fen d arony untold from an attack of i
cholera morbus brought on by eating
cucumbers, says si. lu. lxwther, clerk of the district court. Center
ville, Iowa. "I thought I should die.
and tried a dozen different medicines but all to no purpose. I sent for a
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ind three
doses relieved me entirely. I went
to sleep and did not awake for eight
hours. On awakening a few hours ago I felt so gratified that the first work 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 bv A. G.
Lukea & Co. and Curme & Co., drug
gists.
When you cannot sleep for cough
ing, it is naraiv necessary that any
one snouia teu j ou tnat you need a
few doses of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy to allav the irritation of the
throat, and make sleep possib le. It
is good. Try it. For sale by A. G.
Luken fc Co., and Curme fc Co.
druggists.
Sweet oranges at Pi-ices'. If you want to be perma
nently suited and pleased
witn your new cloak, sni
skirt or waist, buy it at the
Boston Store's urand Open
ing Sale.
Buy Pocahontas Coal. C. S. Farxham.
People's Exchange.
A DV BTlf BMalTTo aader Ihr
nwutad Sftaastoss, msia or fssala
wsnian Lost , whan bos irx1tiit nun
mrwirKKB In haaa oolaxcas.
j "ula" un Baal stats balsa. Honssa foi
Kant, financial, oad MissoaUuiaoas
wanM tnssriod tor easts a !' aaot! aavB
Storaoi Ground floor sixteenth
and Main, Verne Smith. tf
Wanted Agents to sell our goods
to consumers. American Tea Co.
1202 Fifth Ave.. Pittsburg. Pa.
octll-d6t
Lost A feather boa. between Miss
Porter's millinerv stere and 29 north 1
eleventh street. Return to store and I
get reward.
For Mechanics, Carpenters, Farmers, Masons
Contractors, Blacksmiths and others.
S. K. MORGAN,
Tolspttoaa, 718.
Xm. ji. J ores v jo. just re
ceived handsome line new
gilt belts for Saturday.
Fresh allegretti chocolates at
Prices .
Special blanket sale Sat-
rday. Jl. Jones & Co.
iSH9HSm, REAL ESTAfl
Information, Abstractor, Insm
ance and Notary Work.
Jl aJaoe ta hay I
O. B. MOKUAS,
ii mm mmm FHter. tl
startfcKI
JONES HARDWARE CO., ""V's,,..
The fact is the horse took 7S