Richmond Palladium (Daily), 22 March 1901 — Page 4

mcriMoxn daily palladium, Friday, march 22, 1901

OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SELL THE i BEST OOOOS r. . . IN THE MARKET . . .

Coffee!

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Another Lot of Those Gallon Cans of Plums

Green Gage, Damson or Egg Plums Good forPies Sauce or Desert.

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We will formally open our new shoe store Tuesday evening, March 26. In the meantime doors will be open. HAISLEY'S SHOE STORE.

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THE LATEST STYLES WALL PAPER Newest Books of Popular Authors. All the Leading Periodicals. Artistic Picture Framing. Call and inspect our new spring patterns. Paicesan lndncement. ELWOOD MORRIS & CO. 720 MAIN STREET.

Sut'ces lias Crowneil our Efforts. KERNELS OF WHEAT 13 APPRECIATED. The sales have Ken more than our sanguine exudations. The people like it It is suwrior to oat meal or rolled ats. Try it All l(gfkug grocers sell it. CHAMPION liOLLLli MILL1NO CO. Richmond Palladium Fill DAY, MARCH 22, 101. FOItlXtST OK VJ:T!!KR Itktlnt; Hid Sotitnit of the Sun ant Moon. Suu. .1 Mood. Rises 6-01 J Sets 6:13T ir. Iticliaun autl Olilo Weatlier Washington, D. C. March 22. For Indiana: Fair, warmer tonight, Saturday showers afternoon or nijjbt, For Ohio: Fair tonight, warmer in the west and south, Saturday rain and warmer. LOCAL NEWS. Try Kernels of Wheat. Potato chips at Hadley Bros. Net! A Nusbaurn for shoes, 1 10 M ain . Dr.W.A. Park, dentist,S N. tenth. Spectacle fitting a specialty. Haner's. Spectacle repairing a specialty. Haner's. Will C. Converse, attorney, room 2a Colonial building. tf We fit spectacles correctlv and can ' satisfy you. Haner's. , . ,4 v...-.,.: sr l seeds in bulu at Hadiey Bros. Roy Brown of the Fountain City 1 ress ciud is in tne ciiy voua. i rc3 j . j F. W. Porterneld lef t yesterday on a business trip to Portland, Ind. j Mrs. Kolp's dancing club have their regular hop at Odd Fellows hall tonight. j The minutes of the North Indiana Confererce wUl be published by

You sften hear the remark "that coffee is not as good as it used to be" but this is a great mistake. Mare really fine coffee now than ever beore in the history of trade. It makes no diiTerance whtre vou purchase your food supply; if your coffee fs not satisfactory we would like very much to have a chance to please yoa.

o c e o o o ID E. HASTINGS 810 Main Street. Nicholson fc Co., who have published them for the past four years. Prettiest baby shoes in the city at Humpe's. Miss Mavme Harris has returned from an extended visit in Klwood. liooms to let, furnished or unfur uished, 1120 Main street. 21mur2t Frank Burton has been appointed a timekeeper on the C, it. & M. Mrs. John Horder of north eiirh teenth street is reported as seriously ill. Gus Knollenlx'rj, who has boon on the sick list for several days, is alout aain. Dr. G. H. Hill occupied the pulpit of the Fifth Street M. E. church last evening. C. C. Binkley is improving, but will not be able to be at his office before next week. Walter Stevens of Earlham college will spend his spring vacation at his home in Rushvil'e. The Commercial club meets this evening to arrange for the annual banquet of the club. Marriage license issued today to Frederick W, Fetta and Josephine E. alker, Kichmond. Alfred H. Harvey and Elizabeth M. Kerlin of Richmond have been granted a marriage license. There will be a meeting of the Art association in the Garfield school ouilding tomorrow evening at I 'M o "clock. The Greensfork canning factory will be in the field early this season. and is now preparing for an immense business. i The Florida special that has been running through this city for the past two months will shortly be discontinued. At the meeting of the History class tomorrow afternoon Miss Carrie Carpenter will read a paper on "Palaces f and Parks of Paris. " ! Wallace 's ci -cus w ill s t ar t ou t A nr il 24, and will be here on the 30th. They have secured their grounds, north of the nineteenth street bridge. ' The Literary society of East Main Street Friends church will have a meeting this evening at the church. Subject. "Friends of the Eighteenth Century. A stand pipe and tank similar to those in use on the Panhandle is being constructed near the freight house on north third and C streets . for the C. R. & M. Warren Valentine, who has been for some time a pattern maker at Brooklyn. N. Y., is now traveling for the Pittsburg Pneumatic Tool company, with headquarters at Bos- , ton. -c i. t jt? , . jicConaha and Taylor received two car loads of buggies, surrevs and phaetons yesterday from the Bimel Carriage Co., of Sidney, O., and are unloading them now." This makes four full car loads they have received this spring, besides a large number thai have dime by local freight.

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They are certainly having a tine tradein vehicles. There will be no met ting of History class tomorrow. John L. Rupo returned from Ind;anajKnis this morning. Men's work and dress shot's at popular prices at Hume's. Miss Anna Stevens of Centervillc has accepted a position at Easthaven. Mrs. Isaac McWhinney of Indianapolis is the guest of friends in this city. The Literary fcociety of East Main Street Friends church racts th: evening at 7:30. Several EarlLatn tudents left this atternoon for their homed to spend the spring vacaticn. City Clerk Knoiicnberg is still unable to bi at his ofliee. but expects to be there tomorrow. Mrs. Dr. IJ. F. Tortvy of Oxford, O., is the guest of her parents. Mrs aud ll-'.v. W. E. McCarthy of this city. Miss Bertha Bailey, who for some time has Iwen visiting her brother iu Nashville, Teun., returned home yesterday. Mrs. J. G. Hunt of north Sninth street, who has been quite ill for some time, is reported as much better toiay. Mrs. Maggie McMahon and Mrs. Eva Davis-Brown returned last evening from a visit to their parents at Indianapolis. T. J. Study today tiled the suit of Richard Wiliians vs. I'hebe. Thomas and Sarah Lamb, for the apjiointment of a receiver. Lesson on Paris Exposition by Prof. Davis Saturday evening, March HO, at South Eighth Street Friends church. Stereopticon. Earl Widup, who has bom iu the internal revenue service, will return to Richmond soon aud complete Lis studies in law here, lie intends to practice here. Charles Weed, a Wayne county boy, now iu army service in China, has written a most interesting letter of his experience in the laud of tbe "'heathen Chinee." Street Commissioner Genu his tbe street graded at the Doran m idge crossing, aud will not be able to do

any more until the railroad is through there. He will then replace the walks and finish the street. The state meeting of the assessors at Indianapolis occurred yesterday and many matters of interest iu that connection were discussed. The aper of Mr. Com p ton of this city was entitled "'Exemptions. Good and Bad." Sheriff Unthauk did not get to the penitentiary with Futrol! yesterday. Something went wrong with the engine which delayed the Panhandle train so that he missed connection ut Knightstown. He then rettirm d home and started out with his prisoner again todaj. The oyster supper and dance of the Knights of the Golden Eagle at their hall last evening was a very nice affair throughout. There was a big crowd to the supper, and the dance was one of the happiest occasions of the win ter, the loo ge was hitrhlv coinpli mented by their guests on the. excel lence of their quarters and equip ment. J. E. Moore returned yesterday from Waynes ville, O.. where he was in attendance at the funeral of Al bert Chapman. The remains of Mr Chapman were accompanied t WayuesvilV bv Mr. Moore. Timothy Nicholson, Prof. Russell, Mrs. Chap man and Joseph and Margaret Chap man, who are all home again. Prof. Russell preachetl the funeral sermon Spring shoes at Humpe's. The Whitney Votinir Machine com pany of Kansas City are correspond ing with C. L. Shivelev, who is tru tee for the creditors for the sale ot the old Sedgwick wire fence factory, with a view to securing the building for the location of their factory. Tin matter is still so much in its infancy that little can be said with regard to it. Ihey have simply excuanged let ters. The Grand Rapids & Indiana i having a hard time with its tram owing to the snow. The snow and leet nave not oniv sioppeu me wheels but severed all communica tion north of Cadillac, ihe sleet sucks to me teiegrapu wires so as to break them from the weight of ice. The last the G. R. & I. kuew of one train, it was frozen up at Manceloua and three engines were unable to pull it out: soon after the last wire went down and nothing further wus ard. At the meeting of the Masonic building association last evening the directors were elected as follows hr the ensuing year: John H. Nicholson, W. E. Wir.eburg, A. W. Hemplema-, Theo. Woodhurst. W. J. Robie, Elwood Morris. L. E. Browne. Samuel iaar, W. S. Ratliff. C. 1. Hoitonand . L. Smith. J. L. Smith was elected scretary and Samuel Gaur treasurer. The board meets again to organise next Thursday night, when they will appoint their standing committees aud their president. Their preset t president is John H. Nicholson. Queeu quality shoes at Humpe's. An interesting relic of the late Gen. Harrison is a picture hanging iu the oflice of J. L. Rupe. It i a pao tograph, xiu in si.:e. macie during the trial of the Morrison will case, and made apparently with the consent of the court. The artist overexposed his plate so that many of the faces are unrecognizable from the glare of light, but tuany are good likenesses. Ail the parties intertsted in the case are shown and it is interesting to note those who are dead. Amorg the dead ere Mr. Harrison, Mr. Burchenal. Judge Kibbey. and Everett Richey, who was then clerk of the court. Two of the jury are also dead. Tbe '"Busy Bees'" did cumber 13. but one t'ew away etT to Kansas and that left 12. Yesterday was the 13th afternoon happily spent together by this jolly "swarm " aad it proved a fitting camax. They met with Mrs. John Roberts, north tenth street, on this occasion, and as this most estimable Bee is quite a favorite of the Beedom they rallied to her support aud made it one of the most joyous occasions the Ik-es have ever had. Elegant refreshments were served. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ad Hunter and Mrs. Saaford Craig, the first named winner receiving the leadirg prize, the second the consolation. As the Bees have txea once around now they thought it very nttiegthat they give their husbands a taste of the pleasures they have been enjoying, hence they banquet them at the home of Mrs. Edward Flood, 90S

north I f-ttvet, next Thursday evening. Marriage license issued tiKi.'V to Michael Moran and Bertha M. Healton, Dalton. Gene McMahan has jol.l his cigar store to his father, W. S. McMahan. As he retains his tiaper routes he will remain there, however. i uigley, w ho used to clerk in the Curme drug store, has leased the rot m on the corner of Maiu street,

opposite tue .ggemeyer grocery, anu is ttttin ui to start a tine drug store thee. .V trade has been eJT.-cted today by which the Second National bank trades the old Collin homestead on south third street to Ketch. the hardware man. for the old Mather farm north of the city. Iast evening at 7:30. at the par son aire of the Fifth Street M. E. church. Alfred H. Harvey of Webster and Elizabeth M. Kerliu of Chester were married by the Rev. Mr. Cbamcess. After the ceremony the happy couple went to their own new home, already furnished for their occupancy, near Chester. And here, too, is a good joke on their neighbors, at Chester. They are a very popular young couple. Night before last they were tjoth at their new home, placing furniture. The neighbors saw the lights in the house, and supposed they were married; and gathering together gave them a good charivari, lasting until the weesma' hours. The house was vacant at the time: they had gone to their separate homes long before. Mot Water heating. Yeru Smith, who is just back front Teledo. submits the following: The Toledo Beating and Lighting Co., of Toledo. O , for tl.epist s x years, a period su'diciently long to place the enterprise beyond the experimental stage, have furnished heat, through the Yaryan system, to over two hundred consumers and have established plants in La Porte, It d , Mattoon, 111., La Cross', Kenosha and Portage, Wis. , Boone, Perry, Ida (.rove, Iowa Falls and Mason City, Iowa, all of which are in succesful operatiou. Last year they installed a plant at Evanston, a fashionable suburb of Chicago, and dur ing the several blizzards during the winter over eighty residences were kept at a temperature of 70 degrees without the consumer changing the valves to regulate the How of water, this being necessary only iu the spring and fall of the year. The cost of the service, considering that the buildings are heated more thoroughly and for a greater number of hours, is less than if heated with private furnaces. The rate for the average two-story house is seven cents per square foot of ground lloor measurement er year. Whilst your entire house is ot tne same temperature, ir desired, the cost of the service is based upon the ground tloor meas uremert. Where limited or irregu iar space is to be heated, or one stor house ior iustat.ee. the rate is eleven cents per square foot of radiation per year, tnus niaKtng it possible to he otliees, factories or other buildings any temperature, economically. Con Urination Suits. The 1 Sig Store. -Men AMi C II A I N H!tK. Attention. The ladies of the musical club have decided to give their members and friei.ds :he benelit of another artists recital ou March 27 at S o'clock at Pvthran Temple and have en.aged Master Lloyd Sirnonson of Chicago. a wonderful boy soprano who is attracting much attention and praise a:i over the country, also Miss Juv. a violinist of Cincinnati, who is the most promising and artistic ouoil of Prof. Sc'ulievveii. Art Embroidery. l-or two weeks Miss Clark will be at L. M. Jones & Co.'s with a dUplav of art embroidery. Lessons given in ill the latest Coldport. Oueen Anne Oriental designs, i.iilnws a soeeialtv Six lessons 50c. 21.13t" Surprise Window. The Big Store. Work Shirts, 35c, 3 for 1. Saturday's Sale at Noah's Ark. Vou can buy for 10c a large dish pan, window curtains, chambers, grr.nite pot hd. scrubbing brush; white cup. saucer or plate 2c each. Crushed fruit strawberry ice cream af Prices . Impioved enterprise food chonner with four knives, cut price of $1.25, at Noah's Ark. Surprise Window. The Big Store. Belts. Hats, Ties. 35c, 3 for $1 SEE. Send your laundry to Theodore McCleilan. I s north ninth street. 21-3t The choice of ' e.ierts" is the Tribune bicycles. .'5an i flO. Noah's Ark. (iet one of those boxes of elegant chocolates at Prices'. Surprise Window. The Big Store. Men's and Boys' Sweaters, ooc, 3 for $1. Theodore McClellan wishes his customers and friends to remember that all work for the Eldorado laundry is done at the Quaker City laundry" IS north ninth street. 21-St THE CENNETT TUESDAY, APRIL WHITNEY A KNOWLES' QUO VADIS

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Mn i f. it The funeral of Lawrence Milicr will take place at 2 30 odck Sunday afternoon from the home, lal Richmond avenue. Rev. G. II, Hill will iiliciate. loia lodge K. of P. will have charge. Friends may call Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 and ia the evening from 7 to 1. Interment at Earlham. T. P. A. There will leasecial meeting if the T. P. A. held Saturday night at the club :oom. Business of importance will tr transacted. All members are req ested to be present. Our sales on the 2".J cent navel oranges increase every day. Try a dozen tomorrow. Iieguiar 40 cent size. Meyer Itros. Try a hot chocolate with wafers at Prices ' . K. of P. Funeral Notice. Officers and members of Iola Lodge, number 53, will meet at Pythian temple Sunday, 130 p. m.. to attend the funeral of our late brother, Lawrence Miller. Members of sister lodges iuvittd. V. W ClIAS. PoTTKR. C. C. M.R( haxt, K. of R. and S. LOOK! LOOK! Strawberries, cucumbers, beet s,ca u 1 if lo wer.ue w p ita toe?, spinach, radishes, -ions, lettuce, parsley, rhubarb, etc. Also plenty of dressed. chickens. The e are. just a fw of the delicacies in our Saturday supply I'houe us your order and jret the best. Phone HAD LEY 15KOS. Surprise Window. The Big Store. Work (J loves 35e. 3 for 1. A new lot of Englh almonds at Prices'. h walnuts and Mineral spring water, delivered by . A. Reid; he a gallon. Phone tj2 Surprise Window. Fancy Shirts. Stiff and Soft Bosorus, 35c, 3 for $1 SEE. Important Decision as to Teachers and School Children. Art in schools is one of the great beneficent movement's of the age. We have decided to place on sale tomor row morning- all of our $1 50 carbon prints and photographs and sell them for J0c each. These are all produc tions of great masterpieces. Ihe ftizes.re from 0x14 to 10x0. This sale ill be for tomorrow, .Saturday only, and positively. Ti.uf's, Main aud Sixth .streets. Xew Silk Waists. Sale to morrow. L.M. Jones & Co Ladies Sew TallVta Dress Skirt. Sale tomorrow. L. 31. .lones & Cc. Corset 8le. Nv Corset.tomorrow. L. 31. .Jones & Co. Grad Underwnre Sale tomorrow. L.31.. tones & Co Hosiery Sale tomorrow. L. 31. Jones & Co. Florida grape fruit at Prices' Surprise Window. The B'-g Store. See I'mbrellas, 3 for 1. First class carpet weaving done at 112 west fifth street. Paoue STH. lld&wlm Fresh Daltimore select and stan dard oysters at Prices'. Telephone Thendore McClellan, 1rth ninth street, and the wasron will come for your laundry. 21-ot Kernels of Wheat. The queen of :dl breakfast fcxjd For sale by all the leading grocers. mchKUf Contirniatioii Suits. The Big Store. WATCH AMI ellAl.V KREE. People's Exchange. ADVFRl bEMF.MS on.ler tbe head 01 WaDte.i Sstait!on"i. Okf or female belp anted. i"sl. wneu not eieeeainif io.jr uces. mstrted tree in thew coiams. All "ad" fer real estate ales, bouses fur rnt. tin ncial &Dd niiscelianwai wants :csrud for 5 fenis a line ea- h insertion. Storag Ground floor sixteenth i and Main, Verne Smith. tf For Sale Or trade, the property known as theSpringGrove Oil Mills. Or will take partner in a manufacturing hininpsi Ar.riW tn V M Clark' at Champion Koiier -Mils. i-ti For Sale Seven room cottage, two acres of ground, cood fruir, gixd barn, all outbuildings, joins corporation, price 1.0oo. djwr. seven years oa deferred payments. This is a bargain. Tbeo. Woodhurst. Wantei Good girl for housework. G:-od wages paid to right party. Call between 7 and H p. m.. 27 south eighth street. V V V WHITNEY A KNOWLES' QUO VADIS Hecenlly Acted Erdoatcd and Clergy. by Prts

riiigliiccr and 11 rem an Killed. Pensaoola, Fla., March 22. Engineer Tote Green and his colored fireman were killed in a freight collision near Wilcox, ou the Montgomery fc Mobile division of the I.ouisville & Nashville road today. Both engines were badly damaged and twenty cars wrecked.

9tti aud 3'd Regiment! to I.eatc for Home. Manila, March 22. United States army transport Crant sails for San Francisco tomorrow with the 2".Uh and 32d regiments of volunteer infantry. Call tomorrow at Meyer Bros, and get sample package 31other lurdy Breakfast Food. Fn e. Its fine. WHITNEY A. KNOWLES QUO V A D I S Car Loads of Scenery. lO. WE WANT TO SHOW YOU. We are naturally proud of our j ur ch ise in the line of spring woolens. Wt are fd-i to say they are a little bettet than anything we have ever shown before. We are sure you will tind her. just the novelty that will please. We are sure we will he ahle to handle it iu the w.ty which will insure a great deal ol pleasure. We would lik to have you v. ami nation early, w hile the stock is at its lest. Prices from up, at O. B. MEDEAR IS, Merchant Tailor. IO N. iMh Street, Richmond. tinq Reflections uXn the work ot others would not cast tavor on ours nut when coniiansons ar n ule work done by Tlie Ricliuiond Steam Laitndr)stands pre-eminent. I ertectiou is not reached without enort aud it is hy constant attention to detail and a never ceasintr desire lo excel that we achieve the desired results. O. W. WALTERS Pro . PHOMES 6f 919 MAIM ST. FOR SALE. Kedroom suit, complete .... f IS Sideboard 12 IS 1 N'o. 8 cook stove, tr od as n -w . . . '.S3 yards ingrain carpet Extension table, firs-t class One-half dozen dining r.:n ihaiis :i A gool Prunswick pool table . . Guitar Violin Banjo 2f a 3 Watches, f:J to RICHMOND LOAN CO., (Established 196) ; Pcom S, Colonial Building. Home J'borj?. 1 15. ALL KINDS OLIVER PLOW REPAIRS FOR ALL OLIVER PLOWS.

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UONES HARDWARE COMPANY. Sole Aaencv Corner Tenth and North E Street,

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ie just receiveil a car of Quern high gratlo patoiit. This is the same as we hal some few months nr,' 's from No. 1 hard Kansas wheat the lest that money ean buy Patent not straight grade. Makes the finest and whitest bread and more of it. We sell a limited amount. PER 100 POUNDS ONLY $1.90. Tomatoes, 2 pound ean, guaranteed, only 5c Corn, extra tine, per doz. 70, per ean 6c ( iranulated sugar, the best, 18 pounds for SI A sugar, the best, 10 pounds for $1 Not Only Cheap But How Good, at the COLONIAL CASH GROCERY.

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The Standard Smelting and Refining Company.

DON'T YOUR TURN BACK ON A GOOD THING

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No busimss in the Vnited States can show a parallel lo Custom Smelting in the enormous earnings for the capitl invested. It is absolut.lv a cash business; there are no open accounts, no credits. The opportunity now offered is one in ten thousand, and it would le at least good business sense to investigate. 2EO.OOO shares are offered at 40e per share, and no subscription taker for less than t OO S ' . I will furnish prospectuses and further information to all w ho call on me in p.'i son or hy letter. March, 190f . 827 Law Building, Indianapolis. Ind. tepisoiilin- Iula, Lny & Co., liankrH, Now orlc.

Bradbjry & Son FOR SALE. Lot on Iast Main street it a decided bargain, tlust lie Bold. Vt'estcott IClock Richmond, Indiana.

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Is building a plant, l'i niih-s east of Prwtt. on the Aqua 1'rio river sil lYrscott an.l KitsUrn U. R , YAVAPAI COt'NTY. ARIZONA, the heart f the richest copper tlistrict in the orlil. There ar no other ou&tam smolters there, io VKAIt CONTRACT.1 have teen niailc with the C.reat lu-lcher. Mammoth Ktixenie, Margaret. Kelnfl ami Kicker mine!, for the deliverstf S.'jO ton of ore ilnily, which is M per cent, of the capacity of the works, the other 40 per ceut. iH-injj reserved for neinhloting mines. Miuelter prolitM run trrttn J 5 to $8 per toft, ami figured at IhW working ilavs, will give a fair itlea of the profit that surely and steadily follows an in vestment of this kind. Ths works will be rady lor rperatiea about August 1, nd will pay dividend from tho start. There is but one period in the existance of a Smelling company when its stock is offered for subscription or can tie obtained hy the public, and that the jn-riod of its organization and the construction of its works.

ftENNETT Theatre.MURRAY & SWISHER. Lonnoes sot) Maoairerii. TUESDAY. MARCH 26. Broadhurst' Gleefal Plenitude The All Absorbing -? " WHY LEFT HOEuulaV By f'.ecrge II. Krtjadhur-t ai'thor of The House that Jack liuild. What Happene d to Jones, The Wronjr .Mr. Wright 1'KOIT) R EC JDS 4 mouths at the Strand Theatre, Ixndon. H months at Madison Square Thertr. N'ew York City. PRICKH-Iiwer Floor. fc. 75c and J1.00; Balcony, ft)c and 73c ; Gallery, 2.'c. Rata on ssl st Wmtcott Pharmscjr-