Richmond Palladium (Daily), 27 April 1901 — Page 4

KIGinXOITD DAILY pAT.T,AHimft SATT7BDAT, APJXTL 27, 1C01.

OHM 0TT AIM IS TO SILL TNS MT MOM . . . IH TMK IMIIT ... 1.1, J W '..... -. gPg!gMsaMi

We are temporarily out of our reRuIar IOc canned peas and are selling a 1 5c grade for IOc. They are fine, and as this will only be for a few days, you can secure extra value by taking advantage of this price. John f. McCarthy.

AIM AMD lOtb.

BEE HIVE GROCERY

PHONES

Do You Like . . - - PLUMS - - Green Cage, ?itra good in syrup, S pound cans 16c; 2 for 25c. Egg Plums, large yellow fruit, S lb. can lfic; 2 for 25c. Gallon cana Egg or Damson, fine for pies, gallon cans 25c. J Lombards, extra fine Michigan fruit, large cans, heavy syrup, per can iuc.

Iff 105 9X7 IT AT TU BBS UTS, ITS MOB.

IW. E. HASTINGS

WE HAVE PLENTY OF

JACKSON, WINIFREDE and

ANTHRACITE

Send in your orders, we canfill them promptly.

'Mather Bros. Co.

Telephones 49

PHONE 872

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1 4Njvr5T"'" "

Live Better! Save More!

BY WEARING

TOP NOTCH Work Shoes! $1.50 TIIEY MAKE YOU1J

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tender public reception to their

new pastor, Ret. M. E etbercutt, and wife.

There was no police court this

morning.

The Gates case is set for a week

from next Monday in circuit court.

Mar rare t Alford of Earlbam will

entertain her brother of Indianapolis

over Sunday.

Mrs. Georee Spencer has as he

guest her daughter, Mrs- E. K. Tib-

betts, of Madison.

Mrs. Vera Smith, who has been in

Dayton for the past week, returned

home this morning.

It is the intention of Clarence Jes-

sup to give a dance at the rink on the

evening ul May .

John M. Smith of Portland, Ind.,

is in the city attending to bis busi

ness interests here.

All medicines advertised in this

paper lor sale at westcott marmacy. C. A. Harrison, Prop.

Our suits are made in newest styles

by expert workmen. Geo. W. Schep-

man. io-i

Hon. J. L. Griffiths of Indianapolis

who acted as moderator at the debate

at Earlham last evening is registered

at The Westcott.

Walter W. Wilson of this city wI

next month graduate from the Cm

cinnati Dental college.

Mrs. Noll and Mrs. Dr. Loehr.who

have been visitine W m. B. Dye and

wife returned to their home in Col

lege Corner this morning.

Robert 13. Huff, who has been on

a short visit to his old home at Foun

tain City, returned this morning

Ladies, we have a stvlish line of

suitings for tailor made suits which

we will sell in patterns. Geo. W

Schepman. 16 tf

Look out for date of Fine Art dis

nlav bv M. C. Bradbury. A teacher

will he here for one week. No. 1015

Main street. th-st

The Chester schools closed yester

Haw with annronriate exercises. A

olorant dinner was served after the

exercises closed. t

Tn firouit court yesterday after

noon the suit of Lida Cooney vs. the Panhandle was ended. The judge

instructed the iurv to find for the

defense. The veteran, Eli Evans, has leased the old shop back of the Westcott in the rear of the Kersey property and will start up there at once with a complete new outfit. The Centerville schools closed yesterday. Prof. John C. Newbern and Miss Anette Edmunds who have been there this term will return to Richmond for the summer. James and Mamie Montgomery,

SO MAIM children or Postmaster Montgomery

of Greenfield, will De tne guesis oi Miss Hazel Freeman over Sunday. Mr. Montgomery is also editor of the Greenfield Republican. Thij greater number of those who attended the high school contest at Indianapolis last evening returned home this morning. Some will remain there over Sunday, as the tickets are good for three days. Richmond Masons are in receipt of an invitation to the conferring of the third degree on several candidates at Cambridge on Tuesday, May 24, and will probably go over in a body. Work will begin at 1 o'clock in the afternoon and close with a banquet

at night.

Hi hn in Btmmmmmmmm9f

12. The train will go

HAISLEY'S NEWvSHOE STORE

WALL

you in securing the

O N'T H E

Out constantaim-is-lo. assis

proper effect o

V? othe waT "d our assor-j UrSe

ju In any v you may derc f . NErV BOOKS . . Amoa tb many new works of popular authors attention is directed to the new hook. b wjen Johnson. Mr. Johnson is a nephew of Henry U. Johnson of our city ni bis kv work "Arrows f the Almighty" is pronounced by critics to be a work of hitfllierit, ask to rrc it ... .'Be on the lookout for commencement

we huk a large assortment

that we are prepared to

LLVvQOD

MORRIS & CO,

Victo- Ui rfcwrt's

FAMOUS PITTSBURG ORCHESTRA

AND

FANNY BLOOMFIELD

ISLER

AT TlNNElT Motday Eve Apr. 29.

jirs. eisier is tne finest rianist in the

l uueu Mates. , The Orchestra, composed of t celebrated musicians, the finest in the world. Frleaa S 1 .60, S 1 .OO, 7. 60e. Plat open Thursday, Westcott rharmacy.

THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. White Satin and Pride of Richmond FlOUr and -

-Kernel's of

Wheat Are the Best When ordering from your grocer, insist

uifiuK me auove oranus, anu you

g uw ir-ry jj ana cfieaprsi. Manufactured by ... ;

CHAMPION ROLLER!

through from

Richmond to Cincinnati. The train

will leave here at 7 a. m. and returning will leave Cincinnati at 7 p. m. The fare for the round trip will be

1.30. The trial of Manley for assaulting his wife with intent to kill her is set for Monday, but will not be likely to

come to trial. Mrs. Manley, who is the prosecuting witness, has been in town but left last night to visit a relative who is sick over in Ohio, and it is feared she will not be able to return until after the time set for the trial. Mrs. Gus Knollenberg left this morning for Washington, D. C, over the C, R. &. M. via Cincinnati. She goes from here as a delegate to the national meeting of synods of the

Lutheran church. This includes all synods throughout the United States. Mrs. Knollenberg will represent Olive Branch synod. Sixty members of Richmond commandery last evening visited Teagle and wife, in a body, giving them a farewell previous to their departure for California, where they go to remain. A very pleasant evening was spent and the brethern presented Mr. Teagle with a handsome Knights Templar pin. The fourteenth year of the Famous Gentry Show finds it nearly twice as large as when it last appeared in this city. There are now over 200 animals which take active part in the performance, an entire troupe of baby ele

phants, a conclave of comical monkeys, to say nothing of the several scores of dogs and ponies. All have

something new to present this year in addition to their usual meritorious programme. Thursday, May 2a The Richmond Traction company have six cars. whi- ixave been rek; tne shops in the east part of the city and are now as handsome and commodious cars as are to be found in the state. The first of them

will be on the street next week. Thev

are combination cars, built so that they can be made into closed cars or open cars as they may be needed. They will be quite an addition to the outfit for the summer, and were needed as Highland Park and ball ground will be pushed hard this season.

it (or the council tn decide and either

way wlU suit the company.

Miss Rhoda Overman is entertain

ing friends from Marion, Ind.

George H. Scott of Chicago is a

guest of Charles A. Blair today. -

Charles Moore returned from the

north last evening where he has been

on business. .

Earlham college gave a reception

to both debating teams before and after the debate.

Fred. Johnson entertained the In

diana university debating team at

dinner last evening.

J. H. Hode e of Zacatecas. Mexico,

is registered at the Arlington. Mr.

Hodge is interested in mining in that

section,

Prof. Heironimous was yesterday

made vice president of his section of

the state teachers association at the

meeting held at Indianapolis.

The Gaar Moulders and the Super-

bas will play a game of polo at the

rink this evening. This game is one

of a series for the championship of

the city.

The Indiana University debating

team were accompanied by Prof.

Clapp, professor of orator y.and Prof.

J. A. Wood burn, professor of history

of the university

Judge Smith held court this fore

noon and returned home this after

noon to Portland. ro cases of any

interest to the general public were

considered and none decided,

Estella, daughter of Abner Dalbey,

graduated yesterday from the Sloyd school at Chicago, a sort of manual

training school, and will work in the

Chicago schools for the balance of

summer.

The program of the Wayne County Sunday School association is now

out. The convention will be held at Milton. May 15-16, in the Methodist

church. Rev. J. P. Chamness of this

city will preside.

There is the usual Saturday exam

ination of teachers at Supt. Wineburg's office today, with about forty

teachers present. lhe exam

ination for teachers will be on the

last Saturday of next month.

The mother's meeting that is held each month at the north end mission

bv the Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. U.

was made a union meeting last night of the fathers and mothers, and an

address was given by Elder Howe.

A dispatch says that Owen Owens of this city, who recently accepted a

position with the American Tin Plat

company at New York, has been made assistant treasurer of the American Tin Can company, a new

trust recently formed.

The Women's Relief Corps, depart

ment of Indiana are preparing their

reports for the meeting at Logans

port next month. They will show that the order has 183 corps in the state, with a membership of nearly 7.000. a sain of nearly 3,000 in the

year. Mrs. Mary Swain of this cits

will be a candidate for the office of department commander, and Mrs.

Burr, the present incumbent, will try

for the presidency of the national de-

par tent

Everett Wallace is rather hoping some one will show up pretty soon and explain. Recently he received a dispatch from a physician at Cincinnati, saying that his wife is mucb better and out of all danger; and last night he received a dispatch from the ladv herself, signed "Your Wife''

FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.

Favorite at 40,

Favorite at 36, Favorite

at 33,

1 will sell the following Favorite

Steel ranges below cost to make room for spring goods:

One r avorate Range, half shell.

reserroir, oven, at hu, lormer

price 55.

One Reservoir Active

range, high closet oven,

former price 48.

One Reservoir Active

range, high closet, 18 oven, former price 44.

One Reservoir Active

range, high closet, lb oven,

former price 41.

One Square Active Favorite range,

high shelf, 18 oven, at 28, former

price fo4.

One quare Active r avorite range,

18 oven, at 26, former price 30.

One Square Active Favorite range,

16 oven, at 22, former price 2t.

One Reservoir Favorite Cook stove.

19 oven, at 25, former price 30.

One Reservoir Favorite Cook stove,

21 oven, at 28, former price 34.

Others in proportion. Peter Johssos, : 812 and 814 Main Street.

Hot plates 1.25. 1.50, 2.00 and

2.50. Large ovens 1 oO at Peter

Johnson's. 2fr2t

The Eldorado laundry, which has

absorbed the Quaker City laundry

is now located at IS north ninth

street. Don't fail to leave your work

and tret the best in the city 12-tl

Buy a stove for

Peter Johnson's.

hot

weather at

26-2t

WE'RE UHIIIB AT YOD! Aiming to get some of your business. That's why we're shooting all this advertising matter at yjm We

want to sell you your wall paper this spring, as we have the stuff that will make your home beautiful. Paper

with the right sort of stjle, with

pienty of varity to choose from. We

have them from 5c to 5 per roll, and at all prices between. Plenty of all

grades to choose from. In short we

have the largest line of wall paper in

Richmond. We can do business with

you both on the goods and the prices

Open your eyes to a sound argument :

hat are cheap goods worth to you

if they aren t good : lsn t it much better to have them both cheap and

good? Artistic goods that are not

too extreme; popular papers that are

not too common; nobby things that

will surprise you; pretty effects that will please you; and last, but not

least, perfect satisfaction after your

decorations are finished. Try us.

Respectfully yours. Nicholson Bros. 729 Main street. We give Trading Stamps.

Fine lot crimson Rambler roses

from 4 to 7 feet high. Call or drop

card to Jesse Hodgin, No. 515 north

twentieth street. 24 4t

The first excursion over the C, R

& M. to Cincinnati will run on the

12th of May. That Richmond will

be pretty nearly a deserted village on that day goes without the say

ing.

Scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas

and other distressing eruptive dis

eases yield q uickly and permanently

to the cleansing, purifying power oi

Burdock liiocd iiitters.

Fifty nice, bright gold fish just re

ceived at Prices .

People's Exchange.

a TiVERTISF.ME NTS under tbe Bel

muted Bit nations, male or female help

wanted, lost, when not exceeding roar lines, inortjwl frM in these eolnnu. All "ads" for real

state sales, bouses for rent, financial and

miscellaneous wants inserted for o cents a use

each insertion.

Grcono's Ucrvuro Cores fliildran

Call on Morehead for

ing. Home phone 887.

vault clean - 20d6t

Get your laundry work at the Eldo

rado laundry, now at the old Quakei

City laundry stand, Is north mntb street. Best work in the city. 12-tt Fertilize Your Lawns. This is a good time to fertilize your lawns and gardens. Pure animal matter is tbe best. Telephone Tom

Mertz. No. 103 and he will deliver it

to you in any quantity. wd-st-tf

Storaob Ground floor sixteenth

and Main. Verne Smith. tf

For Rent Modern house, eight

rooms, bath; 41 south tenth street.

19 tf

Wanted By an old established

manufacturing house resident man

ager for general sales agency. Salao 1,500 per annum and extra commissions. Office duties exclusively. Must

furnish 800 cash and satisfactory

references. District Manager, 300

Johnston building, Cincinnati, O.

Wanted Girl

two m family.

street.

to do housework,

122 south twelfth

PEOPLE Hm Isadabla ssptostisai te bseosM plump. CbUI mem Uwj bss dms no BMiafsotorr rsmeaj. Te swwpiUn this, ass Dr. Snails'

Fttc..I..3 Feed Doat rsmsin this when this simple food will hrina yo bent sad arsos. Boa?Tmiaid tortl.OOpsr hottle,lf not obtainable from roar draawtst. Dsseriptte elrealsr and tsntuaoaiate sailed free. The Alfalfa Company, WICHITA. KANSAS.

A. O. Satfk. NMtsOiM Ct jr

- j w. iiwl Ml. Vitas Uanew wim m

symptoms. ana ...ilIV. v.i. Kar. 1 cosanM

sen ssvufal fcvatciass fssis W T" , T ani

v LLi i... cha mw the picture ec noojin.

i c. Rc4. Hexwi. Ml., write-: ... " treatment made him JT all taken (ha U

rked."

Mrs. J. W. Oil-. Perry. N. Y.. says t . - Oar baby Keaneth was two yrs old and so MmtM tie of I. Green s Nerv.ra blood ami aerr. "JL" (-omptetelT, a4 I caanot say sooash in prai-a I this wouusxia toed tc in.

. R. R. Bowk?. Usooa rails, mm., a-y

, 1J. was takea with tts Saint

xn.ZZS. MhJrwaTeo bai that sa. eo-ld no feed herself.

and

, m- with oor local doctors, we took oar little soy fa .TScEnsT aVd I hsoU s that Royal had apilepsy aJ wm ta? ?U toitVi. .poech for aiz wks and u"'

Ti HtsM bar left hand, and oald not talk so we coma .- sTnd "Sh.d nottalh without falUn, down. Aftak two bottles of Dr. Oreene's Narvara. Wood and " raiaadj sm was entirely cured." Mrs. HerWrt E. HarriiglM. Bi n. Ata-us Mat, Mjrat - Aft Tears with our local dor tors, we took our llttla Voy

Koyai to a incurable.

h. Bis so aw " " w.rted in the paper.

Green a K errors, oioov -T j j , . hraa davs tha o we cot a bottle and cava It to Royal as a Bts Mt him, sad weW. asen nothing ot thsss auios.

iinll.1-'- " ' ' had twenty-U eonTmlslons in two joars.

Her aWS. was yary b : aba eoM not .la. m a-, :

and healthy. This remedy to Dr. i.ne , 'Tiwiaady, aod It has completely eared my little girl.

Mrs. It M. Wats, 1U

of Epilepsy and St. Vitus Daneo.

"BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT. GOOD WIFE! YOU NEED

APOLDO

RICHMOND CREAM CO. Now ready to furnish the BEST ICE CREAM in the market! Jicrzfcs, Families, J2cL,-Sup9lcL

Trices are very reasonable, call and get a sample our cream, or let us deliver a sample order.

RICHMOND

Xeleplionc 1188.

GKEAM GO. No. 35 ISorlli Silt St.

Lost Mink eclarette in Gennett theatre Thursday. Return to Knollenberg's store.

Trade supplied by A. G. Luken

Co. Richmond, Distributed.

Richmond Palladium

SATURDAY. APRIL 27, 1901.

FOBECAST OP WEATHER

Klslnic ami Settinjc of tbe) Sua aad

Moon.

Sun.

aloon.

Rises 5:lC Sets t;"0 I Seta

1:53 a. ax.

Indiana and Ohio Weather

Washisotow. D. a. April 27. For Indiana: Fair tonight and probably Sunday, continued warm. For hio: Fair tonight and Sunday, warmer tonight in the west.

Buy a gas range for $6, $10 at Peter Johnson's.

$7. S or 2t-2t

LOCAL ITEMS.

There has been considerable talk for the past few days orer the propo-

s.tioaoeioreine councillor a fran- the manufacturers. Counties in Tmanv fc6 il'L of the states, as well as several 51g

" wnuw iu return statPS. arf fnmnininr,

is tbe lirst intimation that Everett bad that be

has a wife he is naturally a little anxious to get a look at the lady and the household goods. . : A mong the many other good things

being-given last evening was an entertainment at St. John's Lutheran church to raise funds to apply on thr new Starr piano recently purchased by the congregation. The church was packed and the program wa? fine. There was a quartet by Win.

Radke, Carl Beck, Messrs. Hahn and Lahman; solo by Minnie Kauper, remarks by Mr. Bailey, recitation bj Mary Schurman, trio by Nora B:jes, Harry Schurman and Walter Feeger, scene by August Sturm, Cyrus Wiemeier and Chris Fulle, mixed quartette by Maidie Kemper, Flora Boes, Mr. Erk and Wm. Duning, clarinet solo by Prof. Beck, dialogue

by Herman Filgrim, Clara Fraumann, Carl Beck and Gussie Kunz, and selections by the male choir of the church consisting of twenty well trained voices. The c r'g.nal idea of Dr. Rucker of

offering prizes for amateurs to give the performance at the Gennett last evening filled the house to suffoca tion. There were a large number of amateurs who did stunts. The performance gave rise to the hope that at some time all these amateurs may get together and give an exhibition which will show that we are far ahead of towns twice our size when it comes to ability to please a critical audience. Among the best were Fred King in dialect; Horr, Williamsand Lane in tumbling, and Lane in a contortion act. The dancing by Harry Stephens was the real thing. Little Grace McConlogue was cute in her song and also in the sake walk with Walter Bass. Isabella Bass in the Spanish . dance was really the

most artistic of all. She was a pupil of Mrs. Harry Sullivan before Mrs. Sullivan's departure for the west. IVam 1 1 J, , .

a ut- c uccu uunsiueraoie 01 a misapprehension over the proposed combination of - threshing mar.hine

men. As the .making of these machines is an important part of the manufacturing interest here. n

combination would be of interest here. Mr. Robinson, whom we asked about it this morning, said the manufacturers have nothing to do with it further than that it will have their sanction and assistance, being a

movement oy tne purchasers and not

Wanted Position as stenographer

by an experienced young man. Can

.e best of. references. Aciuress

a l 'I

Opeo

t,0ur ice cream parlor is qow open for guests. We will have all the uoDular

flavors of cream including fruit flavors. We are also

1 1

reaay to serve ice cream soda. SS-y

Ice Cream, per quart... 30c!

Ice Cream, per g;al Si. 00 j

GREEK CANDY AND ICE CREAM MANUFATORY. Ve guarantee satisfaction on everj article that leave our store. I

Absolutely Harmless. Cures on the Spo

BR0LI0 -PEPSIN H ' MOTE THE WORO PEPSIN

1 I IDCC Headache, Sleeplessness VU IlLiU Indigestion. Nervousness

, DrweaistalOsw. S6a as) SO.

W. H. HARRIS' IIIISWSWWWIM

WORLD-FAMOUS

Miekel-Plate Shoos

a . v '

' ' ,. I

To give our patrons a good start we will continue with orders

allow a draw of free stamps, the envelopes contain $1, $2.50, $5, $10 and stamps. . r . . . . . .

Remember It Only Takes $50 to Fill Our Books.

4 EXTRA BARGAINS, GREAT VALU ES 4

1 Can Tall Pink Salmon only c J - 1 Good Three Sewed Broom only . . . .

25 Bars Laundry Soap only 83c I Potatoes, just received a fine lot, per bu .

13c 42c

Hams, California, best sugar cured . Hc 3 Loaves best bread ........1 Oc Corn, fine sugar, only ....... Ac 4qt& best hand picked navy beans . 2.5c

Pancake flour, 10c package 9c Coffee 18c,;20c and 21c per pound. With each piuod we give $2 in free Trading Stamps. Try a pound. We guarantee that its the best value in the city. j

Lard, the tiest leaf, per lb IOc Flour in cloth sacks, same as Pillsbury's, why pay more ...... -13c Davis raspberries per lb. only . . . . Tc 3 lbs. Bet Lump Starch IOc Salmon, fine flat cans only . . . . . He

Tea, our Golden Rod blend, regular

price rtOc. only . .

With each poutxl we Trading Stamps, stamps.

33c

will give 1 free making fl.36 In

Lard, best compound, only . . . 8 lbs Pearl Tapioco ........ Our 16c coffee this week only . Peaches, peeled, 2 lb. can only Whitefisb, large bucket .... Matches, full 200, per dox . . . Dates, etra fine, per lb . . . Cocoaout per lb Junt received a fine lot.

7c . 83c iac . .9 . 3Sc . 12c . . Sc . 18c

NOT ONLY HOW CHEAP BUT HOW GOOD AT THE COLONIAL CASH SaGfflY. , 707 MAIN ST. HOME PHONES 81.

Co.

Try Kernels of Wheat. Fletcher for hats. resh lime at Mather Bros. Try Kernels of Wheat.

Try White Satin flour. Factory wood cheap. Farnham. Neflf & Nusbaum for shoes. 110 Main . We fit spectacles oorrectlv nrf

satisfy you. Haner's.

Spectacle fitting a specialty. Ha

aer .

for a franchise offered to give heat at half rate to the city building anf

charitable institutions. The council

gave notice that at next meeting steps would be taken to change the franchise so that the city is to re

ceive 3 per cent, of the irross reraints

of the plant for the franchise. It has been represented that the

have ideas of their own on the sub

ject; but tern Smith, who represents - the company here, savs that

this is not so, that the company leave

com om ids' for the

purpose oi getting legislation fo tht protection of owners of manhin

thus to prevent the ruinious cutting THE LARGEST POPULAR PRICE i"r ae 9 AA a s eV n ? J m. . T I . .

Richmond Made S0 A!I kmdB and sizes- Prices to enit yonr puree $1.85 to $6 Each.

repairing : specialty.

Spectacle

Haner's.

E. W. Wright of Toronto. Canada

is registered at The Westcott.

Next Tuesday evening tha

gation of the First M. E. chnrch will

Dr.Fenr,2f's KIDNEY 1

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2.-.:

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ssBasnsssi

Or ann T nwml m

AVKAs int main endeavor will be to make the threshers charge a lien on the crop when sold It will be better for the

manuiaeiurers Decause it will make

ueir payment ror machines

certain ana prompt.

Wood and skin diseas, indiges-

vu, iuauMuufl, rneumatism, pimples and sores permanently cured bv

in tauten touay 35c Ask your drue-gigt.

SHOW IN THE WORLD.

morel

Performing Lions ud Eleptiits. Educated Horses ud Peales. Fearless, Diring Gjcststs.

FREE AND QUICK

DELIVERY

TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY

Every Mower Warranted II

t Performances Dally, at 2 & S pu b

- r

sad rrtasjy

Theo. McCleUan has combined the Eldorado laundry and the Quaker City laundry at 13 north ninth street. He is prepaied with modern machinery ana com Detent hln tn inn

I . - , . t .r

N. E & 20th St.

ONE DAY ONLY

Wednesday, Hay let

.Jones

Hairdlwaine Coo 923-020 r4t5rth E St, Corner Tont!i

juus ae oest worit on earth. 12-tf t