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RICHMOND DALLY TALXADIUM, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1901.
OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SELL THE ... IN THE MARKET . .
BEST GOODS
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We are temporarily out of our regular IOc canned ppas and are selling a 15c grade for IOc. They are fine, and as this will only be for a few days, you can secure extra value by taking advar tage of this price.
john f. McCarthy.
Richmond Palladium TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1901.
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A Special Value in Our Fancy Michigan ... Canned Peaches This fruit is large, YELLOW and MELLOW. Reminds you ot your best home canned. Extra heavy syrup ami fine'flavor. IOC per can.
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Live IJetter! Save More!
BY WEARING
TOP NOTCH Work Shoes! $1.50 THEY MAKE YOITR FEET J LAD.
ONI.V AT
HAISLEY'S NEW SHOE STORE
WE HAVE PLENTY OF JACKSON, WINIFREDE and ANTHRACITE
in your orders, we can nil them nromntlv.
Mather Bros Co.
Kisintc and
Settinic of the Moon.
Ban mil
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Moon.
ItU 5:11.1 Se-ta C:4Tj Set 11 :50 p. ia. Indiana and Oliio W'eatlier Washikoto. D. C, April 23. For Indiana: Generally fair tonight and Wednesday, warmer in the south, Wednesday fair. For 'hio: Unsettled weather tonight, probably showers in the eait; Wednesday partly cloudy, warmer in the south.
LOCAL NEWS.
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Send
Tefenhones li
WA1LIL
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iLcrp our
art- constantly receiving new shipments from the lest factories in order to
issoriiiieni complete in an grades. Our extensive hue contains all the
NEWEST AND STYLES .
MOST POPULAR
in nu-i, our siock is more artistic ami attractive than ever Ix-fore, and an inspection will easily enable you to solve the question, what to select to suit vour several rooms
an. l lurnistiini;s. We conliallv invite a careful insection.
ELLWOOD MORRIS & CO.,
receivina
T i iyl: t'
us v.
7 and 829 Main S
We are Just new Line of HEYWOOD &
WAKEFIELD
Ohildrens Carriages and Go Carts
ir re ill mitly pretty. Cju; ia an I sss than aa 1 get prk
Gilbert T. Dunham
Tha taHa Faraltara Daalar.
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NO US El- -MOD trying to talk down our merit, its impossible, you will le overwhelmed and sileiicetl by the multitude of our appreciative customer, you will meet them on every hand. Never criticise until you can do so from experience. Give us a tri.i! and then if you think we deserve criticism, go ahead. We advance most any amount of money on most anv kind of security in a way that we know from experience cannot help but please our customers. Business strictly confidential. RICHMOND LOAN CO. (Established 18) Room 8, Colonial Bunding. Home Phon?, 115.
LEAVE YOUR MEASURE It is certainly time for you to leave vour measure for vour spring suit. The fact is, you better not delay it any longer. We have the spring goods and the spring fashion plates, and you should be wearing your spring suit right now. We would like to have your measure without delay, for we are sure we can suit any one in the way of a fashionable garment, and also in the way of a reasonable price. At the Little Store Around the Comer. O. B. MEDEARIS, lO X. 9tli Street, Richmond.
Try Kernels of Wheat. Fletcher for hats. Fresh lime at Mather Bros. Co. Try Kernels of Wheat. Try White Satin flour. iTNetT & Nusbaum for shoes. 110 Main.
v0 We fit spectacles correctly and can
(Q I satisfy you. if aner s. (q I Spectacle fitting a specialty.
Spectacle repairing a specialty. Ilaner's. Clarence Gennett left this morning for Indianapolis. Harry Meiss of Grand Rapids,
Mich., is in the city on business
The Penny club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Ida Myers,
5Ui north I street.
All medicines advertised in this
paper for sale at Westcott Phar
macy. C. A. Harrison, Prop
Frank Spinning and wife, who
have been visiting relatives in Lo
gansport, arrived home last evening
Ladies, we have a stylish line of
suitings for tailor made suits which
we will sell in patterns. Geo. W
Schepman. 1 tf
Our suits are made in newest st vies
by expert workmen. Geo. W. Sehep
man. !- tf
Miss Juliet Hollinijsworth, who
has been visiting relatives in Dav-
tav, has returned home.
Mayor Bush and Superintendent of
Police I-anaban of Hamilton were in
the city last evening on business.
The largest and newest and best
line of suitings for $27 in the citv.
407 Main street. Geo. . Schepman
Mr. McMillan has accepted a tkisi
tion with the Knollenberg Drv Goods
Co. He has moved his family here
from Muncie.
Thtre will be one more attraction
here at the Gennett before the sea
son closes. Tim Murphy will be here
on the lth of May.
Doncell King gave his oration,
' Wendel Phillips, ' ' at the high school
ehatiel yesterday. The school yells
were given at the c lose of the ora
tion.
K. L.. Gebo, vho for many years
has been a traveling salesman for I
li. Howard &. Co., has resigned his
position and will locate in Ukla-
homo.
County taxes are coming in lively
again despite the weather. About
half Las been paid, and from now on
the force there expect to be very
busy.
Rev. M. E. Nethercut, the new
Das tor of the i irst M. h.. cburcb, is
in Union City today for the purpose of removing his family to this city
this week.
At Anderson a peculiar race is to be had on tomorrow, the opening of
the driving park season, being a race between a horse and an ostrich for
:00 a side,
The ladies of Grace M. E. church assisted by the young people will
give a reception to the pastor and
his family this evening. All are cor dially iuvited.
Miss Maude Lamb accompanied
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Lamb, to their home in Den
ver, Col., where she will spend a few
weeks in the mountains.
President Cassatt and other prom
inent officials of the Pennsylvania
lines passed through this citv yester
day afternoon on a handsomely
equipied sjeeial train. Both the ex
tenor and interior have everv
improvement known to modern rail
roading.
People should not miss ''A Wise
Woman" at the Gennett this even
ing. It will be one of the few shows we shall get this season, which is rapidly drawing to a close; and is
well worth seeing both on account of
the play and the strength of the
company, lake this in.
At Marion a matter often mooted was decided in the courts. A man had
bought a suit of clothes from a dealer for $10 and the suit did not tit as
represented. He demanded his mon
ey on return of the suit and the deal
er refused to take it and refund the
money. The court decided in favor
of the buyer.
Frank Ross of Earlham attended
high school yesterday and extended
an invitation to those who do not go
to the state oratorical contest at In
dianapolis to attend the Earlham
and Indiana University debate at
Earlham on the same date Many
will accept the invitation. The de
bate will be a most, interesting one.
A case which the attorneys say has
no paralel in law is now on a Cambridge City. It seems that Charley Routh has a livery stable which is
reached over a road which is partly
on his own ground, and partly a public street, so used for 25 years but
not platter. The K. of P. own the
ground on both sides of the street, and had some sort of arrangement with Roath whereby he used part of it. This bas ended in a quarrel and now the lodge is trying to close the
street and there is to be litigat'on over it.
The people of Richmond, who do
not pretend to be posted on things
musical, should not wait until the morning after the concert on the night of April 2i, in order to realize
the true worth of Victor Herbert's Pittsburg Orchestra and Fanny Bloomfiel i Zeisler. As to the former
it may be said that it is the greatest
organization of its kind in the United
tates. As to the latter, there has
been some incrcdulitv expressed as to
who and what she is, and, bv those who know, whether she is really com
ing to Richmond. We will say that j
he is making the tour with Mr. Her-1
bert, and will positively be in Rich
mond on the evening of April 21. She is one of the greatest six pianists in the world, and easily the greatest lady pianist in the United States. With Madame Carreno, she
divides opinion as to which is the greatest lady pianist in the world. Webb lodge, F. & A. M., will have work in the third degree tomorrow night. Orange Peters of Marion, Ind., is here today arranging some busine&s matters. Mrs. Eugene Hatch of Detroit is the gu'-st of her brother, Mr. John Robbins. There will be a Red Men's excursion to Cincinnati on the C. R. & M. Sunday, May 12.
Mrs. Will Skillman of Winchester will be the guest of friends in this
city for a few days.
F. Nuggent Goddard. D. D. S , of
Philadelphia, is in the city and regis
tered at lhe Westcott.
Mr. Peters, agent for the Starr
piano at Marion, is in the city today
He reports business good.
Miss Ciara Mason, who has been
visiting friends in Hagerstown, ar
rived home last evening.
Mrs, Bessie Coffin and Mr. Harry
lios were in Cincinnati last week at
tending the grand opera.
Mrs. Eliza H. Keller of Wabash
Ind., is visiting Mrs. M. B. Ballard
and other relatives in this city.
Robert E. Farmer of north twelfth
street, who spent the winter months
in the south, has returned home.
The Wednesday society of the
First Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow aftt moon with Miss Lily
Paige.
There will be an important meet
ing of St. Paul's Guild Wednesday
at A o ciock. A large attendance is
desired.
Walter Eggemeyer, president of
the state oritorical contest, will preside at the contest in Indianapolis
April L'u.
A building permit was issued this
morning to Y llliam Cooper for a
frame addition at 414 south eleventh
street to cost f2oJ
The first engine of the C , R. & M
passed under the Panhandle bridge this morning. The rails will soon le
I aid to the new bridge.
Will Schnurr, for some time day
clerk at tho A rliugton, will leave to
morrow morning for Buffalo, N. Y
lie has in view there a good paying
position.
The Argus, the high school paper, was issued today. It is an excellent number and contains much of im
portance not only to the school but
the reading public in general.
Contractor Fee is getting along
nicely with the improvement and rt
pair ot me soum ena engine nouse-
which when completed win be a v ry
neat and commodious building.
The local office of the Stoddard
Uook concern which has been oper
ating here lor some months removes
tomorrow to Elwood and then to Ft
Wayne. They did a very satisfac
tory business here.
For the convenience of persons de
siring to make affidavits for morN
gage exemptions of taxes the county
auditor s office will keep open from
i to u o ciock p. m. every evening ior
the balance of the month of April.
ine oad weatner is interiering a
good deal with building operations
and stopping work of architects also
One ot the architects who had several buildings under way was notified
yesterday to stop work on the plans
until the weather clears up.
The track laying for the C, R. &
M. under the Panhandle tracks at
the bridge was completed yesterday
and if there should be a week of good
weather soon it would see the track
laid across the bridge. The wet
weather is holding them back verv
badly just now.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage of Will Eggemeyer and Maud,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Marlatt. The ceremony occurs at
the home of the bride's parents.
May 1, and the happy couple will be
at home to their friends soon after at
their new home on south fourteenth
street, which is already finished for
occupancy.
It begins to look as if we should
have several automobiles on the
streets here this summer. Moore &
Brown now have the one belonging
to Al. Spekenhier and will use it
more or less for exhibition and sev
eral are talking of getting them. The
one being shown on the street so
much the past few davs belongs to
an iuventor who is trying to get cap
ital interested here in its manufac ture.
The city authorities assert this
morning that there is no foundation
whatever for the report that it is in
tended to use a part of the street
lines ol the light. Heat & Jt'ower
company in the city lines to be built
lhe city attorney says that neither
council nor Mr. Nelson has any such
idea: that Mr. Nelson has no such
power undtr the contract with the
citv: that it all lies under the control
f the council.
Several of the council committes
met at the city clerk's office last even
ing in the matter of buving coal for
the coming year, beirinning in May
They were the committee on public
buildings and grounds, committee on
lire department, and the crematory
committee. Councilman Genn ar.ted
as clerk. It was decided to con
tract fo " 100 tons of anthracite for
the city building; 200 tons of soft
coal for the fire department, and 3T0
tons of mine run for the erematory
The city clerk will advertise for bids
at an early date.
Prof. Max Winkler, professor of
German in the University of Michi
gan at Ann Aroor, was here to see that the high school maintained its
standard. His visit was in an offi
cial cpacity, the object being to ad
mit our students to that university
without examination. He expressed
himself as well pleased with the
work. He delivered an address to
the high school teachers at 4 o'clock. The subject was universitv degrees.
and the kind of work to obtain them.
He goes from here to Fort Wavne.
Last evening at a meeting of the
Sketch CiUb at the library the metn-
lers expressed their preference as to
Mr. Ouelie s pictures, and an in
formal vote being taken it was found that number 55, "The Stillness of a Summer Day," had been singled out by the majority. The exhibit will be
open until next Sundav evening. Sunday night it will be closed, but
on Monday evening there will be a
meeting for the members of the Sketch club alone, at which time Mr. Bundv will give a talk on the special
technical qualities of the .picture
tamed above. Everyone should take this opportunity to see a large nutnter of Mr. Gruelle s water colors exhibited together as it shows his remarkable versatility and his facile
handling of the many shifting effects
on the coast. Dr. Grant is in Muncie today i attendance at the Far wig triaL Fix Your Lawn Moner.
e nave jum aoueu to our plant a
machine for the grinding of lawn mowers. We can make vour old
lawn mower cut just as well as it
ever did, and often better; and the cost is very small for the work. Try us. Moore cv Brown, 1022 Main
street.
Up to-date bean supper, last of the
season. Saturday. April 27, G. A. R.
hall 5 to f. 10 cents. 23-2t
TADLORED
Like Custom Suits, and contain every Point of Fashion that Belongs to
Cail on Morehead for
ing. Home pnone ts?.
vault clean-
20dtt
People's Exchange. m "nVKRl l.-EMET8 under the head o
f Wnlr 1 Situation, male or female help wanted, lost, when not eioewiing four lines, in
serted free in these comma. Aii "aa" tor real nui. HmJea. houses for rent, financial and
misceUanfoai wants inserted for 5 cents a line
ea'h insertion.
STORs.a Ground floor sixteenth
and Main, Verne Smith. tf
nits for Spring and ummer "Wear
We are more than anxious that YOU. who demand perfection
For Rent Modern rooms, bath; 41 south
house, eight
tenth street.
lH-tf
in fit, examine our new stcck of
Lost An Eastern Star pin Satur
day on Main street. Finder will get
reward if left at K0 Chestnut street.
Rooms to Rent teenth. Inquire
liott.
.11.1 north even-
of Harriett F. El-
Wastep Several good machinists, wood-workers Vc. Call at once on
Draver Bros. 104 Ft. Wayne avenue
For Rent 8 room house and four
lots, fit per month. Call on Wood-
hurst.
THE BEST
IS ALWAYS
THE CHEAPEST.
L It -i fi-
vvnue oaun and
Pride of Richmond FlOUr and Kernels of
Wheat
Are the Best.
When ordering from your grocer, insist
on having the atove brands, ami vou
will get the very bt'st and cheapest.
Mmufactured bv . . .'
CHAMPION IIOLIEI?
MILUX(t CO
Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing ..... Those who are looking for superior fit ami make, we would like to have
them'see how well we cati Jit, and how well our clothing is made, and how nice a suit we can sell for H1tle innet.
THE GLOBE Next Union Nat'l Bank, 803 Main St.. Richmond. WIDUP & THOMPSON.
p"rem,ums-- TRADE STARHPS --premiums
To show our appreciation of your trade we have purchased a lot of fine Silverware, all of which we guarantee. Ve will soon have Rockers, Couches and Fine Medallions, all of the best quality. We will this week start to give the coupon hooks out to our
patrons, from $1.00 to $25.00 free stamps to start you. Each book can contain $25.00
in free stamps. 1 ou will only have to trade out $25.C0 to fill the book, which hold
$50.00, and this full book will entitle you to almost any of the premiums, or two, three or even four of some of the smaller articles ........
INDIVIDUALS, necessarily oonslder a trust as aeoondary to their own private business, whHe this company has no bus nest that Is not essential trust, and therefore every trust is with it of first consideration. Dickinson Trust Co. executes trusts of all kinds, acts as executor, guardian, assignee and as general financial agent.
10 lbs Best Fine Granulated Sugar 55 Z Potatoes, fine cookers, per bushel 42c
California Hams, sugar cured . . . H'ic
Card, our lest leaf, per lb IOc
Lard, best compound, per lb ... 7c
Raisins, very good, per package . . 7 'ic
: lb 1kx large Lump Starch - . . UK-
1'eeled Teaches, 3 lb cans only . . Wc
Limburger Cheese, extra fine, lb . . 11c
Zeller Cream or Butter Crackers, lb 7c
Dried Raspberries, extra fine, lb . . 3Sc Peaches, dried, extra fine and bright 7 '4c
H loaves fresh Dread ..1 Oc Macaroni, per lb ........ . iic 4 qts best hand picked Navy Beans 23c 11 Pearl Tapioco S8.5e 3 1-1!) packages best Cornstarch . . IOc Table Salt, irc sack 1c Brick Cheese, per lb Ut'jc Cream Cheese, per 11), only ..-13 c Cream Cheese, the lest, per lb.'. . 1 5c Raisins, seeded, per package . . . 7,'-2C
Flour, guaranteed, 25 11) cloth ack I'lour, 1 2 lb sack
Peaches, fine evaporated, per lb . . Pumpkins, 8 lb can, extra fine, only 3 5-cent packs Ann & H. Soda . . Grandpa's Wonder Soap, jer bar . 1 doz Sweet Pickles, large size, only
1 doz Sour I ickle?, large size, only IOc Evap. Apples, extra fine, per lb . . "74c Syrup, extra fine, sweet, per gal . . 22c
43c 23c 7c 3c IOc ic 3c
Executor' Sale of Real
Estate.
Notice is hereby given that hy virtue of an or-
ler of the aj ne circuit court of the county
ot Wayne, o toe stat oi inauns, me under
signed, as executor of the will of William B.
.Mune. (leceisul, will oner tori ale at public
auction, on trie premises on
THE 10th IAY OF MAY, 1 Ol,
the following described real estate in Wayne
couuty, Indiana, to-wit:
Ail ot lot numoerea ionrxeeni iin nartettw.
Starr s addition to tbe city ot Kicnmonu.
W ayne county. in the state of Indiana, except a
strip of ground forty-six 46) feet wide off oi the north side of said lot, exteudinK east and west
the full length of said lot ; sai I strip ot ground.
so accepted, was conveyed by Katn A. Morse to
Oliver P. B,a'. KrnX Pruyn, David Btraw-
bridge. John K Klder and Thomas De Arnold, trustees of the New Jerusalem 4ciety. bv deed.
on the loth dav of April. 19, and recorded on
the l.thday of July, 189, in the recorders
office of Wayne county, in the sta e of Indiana,
in deed record No. 5", at page 5J7, to which deed
reference Is hereby u ade. atd lot is situated
n th east side ot what wa known ss toouth
Fianklin street, or fcouth 4th street, and
now known as south seventh (iihi
street in said oity. The part of said
lot hereby intended to be describe!
and included, is ih t part oi" said lot numbered
fourteen ill) thst is described in a certain deed
of quit ciaim from Mary F Wicks, Sidney H.
Mor.-e and l.ucius A. Morse lo winiam a.
Mors. tlal.-l the iiih dav ot October. 18M. and
recome-i in said recorder's office oa the ;iuth day ot fc'tober. iaxn, in deed record No 90, at page
19", to which reference is hereby made.
Ato ibe following described real estate in the
couotv of Vtayue and state ot Indiana
to-wiU Beginning at the southwest
corner of lot numbered tweuty-seven
2Ti in John U and Louisa Rosas
ad Jition to the c tv of Richmond, ia Wayne county, in the stale of Indiana, running thence
ess along tee soutti line oi saia lot sixty-on
61 1 feet ; thence north -eventeen tl7 feet and
six (6) inches ; thence west fifty-one (51 1 feet thence outh tour i4i feet and six ( inch's
thence west ten (lUi feet, more or less, to the
west end of said lot numbered twenty-seven
27 i;t hence south to the southwest corner of said
lot, to the place of beginning.
Also the to lowing descnted real esttte in
Wayne county. Indiana, lo-w t: Beginning
point in the south line ot said lot n .metered
twenty-seven i27', in said John H. and Loui
uosa s addition to ine city oi tti nmono, ayne
conntv, Indiana, sixty-one '.bl feet east ot the
sou to west corner of said lot numbered twentv
seven (Z7i. running thence east on the south line
ot said lot numbered twenty-seven t'27i to the
southeast corner of said lot : thence north
twentv i20 feet ; thence west to toe west end of
said lot at the northwest corner of the south
hair or said lot numbered tweLty -seven : thence
south seven i7 feet ; ttence east tea i. lo) leet lhen.e north four 4 feet and six i6i inches
thence east fi.ty-one 51i feet ; thence south to
the plate oi rreginnmg.
Also the following descnoea real estate la Wavne eo-ntv. Indtana. to-iu Bern a a part ot
lot nnn-bered nine (9. in Anna Host's addition
to the city of Richmond, in Wavne county, towit: beginning at the southwest corner ot said
iui numoerea nine tr, , running ujpbcc dotu on
the west li e of satd lot numbered nine 9,
tventy t30 teet : thence east parallel with south
r street ui said citv to south eleventh tilth)
street ; thence so urn on sou h eleven-fa street to the si uthesast corner of said lot; thence we-t tenty-eight tii feet, more or les, to the
pisce. or beginning.
ir-uxst urje-inira in casn. ue remainder
intwoequ! pa,ments at n.ce arid eighteen mobths trjm toe date of sale, with notes at aix 6 per cent- interest from date, waiving valu
ation and appraisement laws, and attorn jm' fees, and seen red by mortgage upon the real estate sold, eiaie to begin at x o'cl jik p. m.
it said real estate is not sold at on bite aaction
at the above named tme and p:ace the same
win De held and o tiered at onvate sale at the I n-
surance Office of the on lent gned at the southeast corner of Katn and eighth street in the c tr of Richmond, Indiana, from toe above named date, until o'clock p. m. of the 17ta day of Maju31. on the above named terms. JOSEPH O. B ABBE R, Kxectnor of the will of William ri. atorae, de-
Aoei L. Stsd v Robert L stud v. Altorneve.
ttapmaea
NOT ONLY HOW CHEAP BUT HOW GOOD AT THE COLONIAL CASH GROCERY. TOT MAIN" ST. HOME PHONES 81.
JUST ARRIVJEP ! AXI) OH, HOW CIIAHMIXfi AIJE THE GOODS AXI) Fit ICES! RUBBER AND COTTON GARDEN HOSE 8c Per Foot NO CHARGE FOR COUPLINGS.
LAWN MOWERS $2.00 Each. ALL BRAN NEW 1901 GOODS. Must be. seen to lie appreciated.
Jones Hardware Co. Corner North E and Tenth Streets
The Eldorado lau-idrv. which has
absorbed the Quaker City laundry is now located at 13 north ninth
street. Don't fail to leave your work and get the best in the city. 12-tf
Theo. McClellan has combined the
Eldorado laundry and the Quaker
City laundry at 18 north ninth street.
He is prepared with modern ma
chinery and competent help to turn !
out the best work on earth. 12-tf
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ORfCHMOffllffD.
Get your laundry work at the Eldo
rado laundry, now at the old Quaker City laundry stand, 18 north ninth
street. Best work In the city. 12-tf
H.H.Meerhofe SANITARY FJLU3IBIXG Steam and Hot Water Heating SEWERAGE, ETC. See ns for Estimates. Phone 46. 9 8 Ninth