Richmond Palladium (Daily), 29 April 1901 — Page 4

DAILY lAtXABimf , MONDAY, APIUL 29, lnei.

OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SELL TMC BEST SOOOS ... IN THE MARKET ...

We are temporarily out of our regular IOc canned peas 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

MONDAY, APRIL. 29, 1901.

FOHECAST OP WKATHKIt

Rising and Hrttins of the San anil

Sua.

Moon.

ttlaes 5:r j Sets GZ2 Sets 2:49 a. m. Indiana and Ohio Weather Wa8hi!qto!c, D. C, April 29. For Indiana: Generally fair, con

tinued warm tonight and Tuesday

For hio: Fair tonight and Tues

day. LOCAL ITEMS.

MAIN AND 1 lOth.

BEE HIVE GROCERY

PHONES

ISO

o o o o o

Do You Like ... -- PLUMS - - Green Cage, extra good in syrup, 3 pound cans 16c; 2 for 26c, Egg Plums, large yellow fruit, 3 lb. cans 16c; 2 for 26c. Gallon cans Kgg or Damson, fine for pies, gallon cans 26c. Lombards, extra fine Michigan fruit, large cans, heavy syrup, per can 25c.

if too or n at m in am, m sbs.

O O

W. E. HASTINGS 8

WJ 11

OQO 00000 OOXO 63 DQOOCOO

CCOQOO

-'"ii," lliiilir

WE CARftY A FULL LINE OF Lumber, Lath.

Shingles, Louisville

and Portland Cement, Plaster Paris, Wall Paster, White Sand, Plastering: Hair. Building: Paper

and Pitch.

Try Kernels of Wheat. Fletcher for hats. Fresh lime at Mather Bros. Co. Try Kernels of Wheat. Try White Satin flour. Factory wood cheap. Farnham. Neff ANusbaum for shoes. 110 Main. We fit spectacles correctly and can satisfy you. Ilaner's. Spectacle fitting a specialty. Haaer s. Spectacle repairing a specialty. Haner's. P. F. Blue of Indianapolis was the guest of Miss Florence Atten yesterday. Felix Quinn and wife of Toledo spent Sunday with relatives in this city. Charles Lackey of Cambridge City was the guest of friends in this city over Sunday. G. O. Clevenger and wife of 517 north eighteenth street are parents of a baby girl. All medicines advertised in this paper for sale at Westcott Pharmacy. C. A. Harrison, Prop. A marriage license was granted to William J. Tolliver and Maggie C. Daftier, Richmond, this morning. Madison county has seventy-four patients in Eastharen. An unusual.

ly large number from one county.

Winchester Herald: Miss Sadie

McKinley

Our suits are made In ocwrt klyk-s

by expert workmen. Geo. W. Schepman. ltf-tf Miles C. Bland of Pittsburg was the guest of friends in this city over Sunday. t John H. Archer of the C, R. A M. spent Sunday with his family in Columbus, O. Tom Iogan went to Cincinnati over the C. R. A M. this morning on business. Luther Mering left this morning over the C. R. & M. for Boston, I nd., on business. " George Landwehr of Marion is in the city on a visit to relatives and friends. Will P. Edmonson of Anderson was the guest of friends in this city over Sunday. Miss Blanche Page, who has been visiting relatives at St. Louis, returned home today. Fred Morgan and wife of Winona, Minn., were the guests of friends at The Westcott over Sunday. Mr. Will Toliver and Miss Maggie Daffler were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. F. M. Kemper. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brichly of Hartford, Ind., were the guests cf John Saylor and wife at the Arlington yesterday. -? - Mrs. Hattie Listner, who has been visiting Dr.T. Henry Davis and wife, returned to her home in Oxford, O. this morning. A special was run over the CL, R. A M. yesterday. The party consisted of the officials of the road and a few invited guests.

xvev. jc. v . opicer nas teen coc-

ducting revival meetings atLibertr

tie reiurnea oaiuraav and

1 he Mwy P. ThuMiV. C. T. V. smashed; and th breakage Is wry wil .meet with Mr. Weber, Si noCth, slight. ot underaXw That tenth street Tuesday, 2 p. m. there was value to th idea the in.

me receipts for county taxes Sat-1 vector never patented it; now every

ooay

urday were 23,500. Of this there was 15,44.U2 paid in by the Pan

handle railroad company.

Assessor Compton goes to Muncie

tomorrow to attend the district

meeting of assessors. The meeting

wui noiu two days and is one of considerable importance. The county commissioners meet

Monday next. The only business before them will be routine business

and the allowing of bills. The session will last about three days.

i ne case ses ior tomorrow in cir

cuit court is the street case of which

we gave particulars a few days ago of the City of Cambridge vs. Routh. It

will take all day very likely.

The regular semi-annual meeting

oi tre Wayne county board of education takes place at the court house on Wednesday of this week. The business will be to receive the reports of the enumerators and matters in that relation. The ladies of the M. E. church of Whitewater will give a Chinese lunch at the church on Saturday evening to which the people of Richmond are cordially invited. A numoer of fancy quilts and pillows made by the ladies will be offered for sale. The local coal dealers are going to have competition in the supplying of coal to the city buildings, it appears. Several coal dealers from out of town, notably Dayton, have written the city cerfcfor information with regard to the matter, that they may put in bids.

I In circuit court this morning the

Niamey case curie up put

is using it. If patented it

would have made a millionaire of

mm. When D. K. Zeller died he left a will in which he placed $5,000 of his estate in the hands of his son and daughter as trustees for benevolent uses in such a way that the mom y was to be loaned at 6 per cent, and the interest for ten years to go to the Presbyterian church of which be was a member; and after that time the 5,000 to go in other benevolences. The will was made several years ago when it was easy to get 6 per cent, out of money on loan. Now the tax rate is such as to amount to nearly 3i per cent., which would cut the net amount to go to the church considerably. Mr. Compton. the assessor, gives the opinion that it is taxable and will be listed for taxation. If left direct to the church it would have been exempt, but so long as it is in the hands of trustees it must pay taxes.

To Lovers of Pictures. Just 1,000 fine pictures on latest style black mounts at 3c each. Art dealers ask 25c for them. Don't delay. Iuff's, Cor. sixth and Main. For reliable fire insurance see I. C. Doan A Co, No. 8 north ninth

street.

Read our ad in this paper. KSOLI-EXBERO'S.

Get your laundry work at to Rldo ratio laundry, now at the old Quakct City Laundry atand, 18 north ninth street. Best work in the city. 12-U Mrs. I. C. Duan is conducting the insurance business of I. C. Doan A

Co. at the old location, No. 8 north

ninth street, and will be pleased to

welcome all old as well as new patrons. 29-2i. MAPI.E SYRUP. We have a limited quantity of something Terr fine in this line. HAPL.BY BROS. Public Sale. Of two fine building lots. cor. West Pearl and 4th street, Wednesday, May 1, 1SWI. Woodhurst auctioneer. 2y 2t C. L. Zehimi. f OO pound ice books Riven awny with every refrigerator fold at our ttore this week. . See our advertisement i hlM naper. Jones Hardware Co.

People's Exchange.

Saturdav and occupied I r: V- . .

his pulpit as usual yesterday inwnntieij on account orine

v - v. v . v au:- uiuiu n tui a. I O.

j una Man ley. lnis lady pas never

Z. G. Hibberd and wife, Miss Marchant and Aubrey Hibberd vere the guests of D. L. Mather and wife at dinner at the Arlington yesterday. Mrs. Dr. Horning, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. 'Joseph Scott of south twelfth street, returned to her home in Hamilton this morning. The first excursion over the C, R A M. to Cincinnati will run on the 12th of May. That Richmood will be pretty nearly a deserted village on that day goes without the sav-

been subpoenaed and is evading that

process of law, so that contempt of court will not lie against her. but the

judge ar nounces that Manley, who is

her husband, shall stay in jail until the cause is trit d. Charles' V. Jordan, trustee of Franklin township, living at Whitewater, met with quite a loss Saturday night. He has a son four years of age who wanted a bonfire and had a most successful one. Among other things which contributed to the success of the bonfire was Mr. Jordan's

barn and contents, with a Gne sur-

i he loss was

A DVKK1 ISKMKNT8 uair la.

mated SUaatmaa, atat. or ftatato Up warned. lit, fta aot .aoMdiag fbar It ass, iaMftad frM ia thra. eolnau. AU "mda" for Mai

aatoa, houm for Mat. aaaadal sad

niwtWMMM uU Hwrtri far a Mra iHtrtlos.

SroaAOi Ground floor sixteenth and Main. Verne Smith. if

STATES at M-Brty i f X Cl alt klatfa are mmmm g ky tklaaMy(X M yaa ar atag ta a alia a 3 wit, aad ne arw t arera j tj vwH Mftaat tkl lmMwtat 3 ( , atattar, a44 all fally mm- M P pllaattaaa, all tfsaata te Ike M 94 latsatlaaa at frlaatfa mmm) W ni taa k ssty mt yaar sa tar. c3 JR ky aiaalaa OIkUeaa Trsnt vj O. yaar aaaaatar. A I Is Mt a.assraa to aay rjf B tailry aaataatlsa. It la aavar vQ n alak ar away aa a vasatlsa. It C q) la ssaaata4 ky afflac ra mm , ft G atrtstsrt wMm mrm tVr.kl)r c W rallaMa mmm) ml wim)m kalaM V?

papeiHaijgiiig'

and Miss Gertrude Phil-

a m -mm . - 1 U..a a 1 1 AiL a A 1

Mansfield. O.. are the truest of M r , representative of the Winslow voting t rf-v a?

and Mrs. Fiske of West Rir-hmnnrl machine company of Kansas City I atx,u

Homer Studv of Elwood whnhi'iU be here to look over the situa- The ordinance requiring the street

been visiting his parents for a we. k ?on wnnrei rence to locating a vot-; car people to put fenders on thir

or ten days, has returned to Elwood. j lDfc macmne lactory cere. ears gives them 90 days to do it in.

T.idair i.v ...i iieroeri Lanoy, wdo nas been em- ie otj uays expireu last ween ana

birthday of Isaac Jenkinson, who was born in Piqua. O.. on Anril 29

a . w I ' 1

1826.

Prof. Thompi

in trie burn school, h.ia hwn lu.

state scientists' as-

loved as traveling salesman for ' city clerk notifiei

Swift A Co. of Chicago, has our- i th mayor. Now

chased a farm near Spencer. Ind.

son, teacher of botany

1IPHOWE372 - 820

U'LUnUUAA Better!

1 I All

1 )VC

MAIM

Mali V.

Save More!

$1.50 THEY MAKE YOUR FEET GLA1.

treasurer of the

sociation.

Ladies, we have a stylish line of

sunings ror tailor made suits which

we Will sell in nat tfrns Clan W

Schepman .. 16 tf Rev. fi H Him.... j.

. ... ...n j aQuing conference at Middletown, Ind. Hecccupied the pulpit of theM. E. church

J. M. Westcott, who has. been at Hot Springs, Ark.r toe some time.

returned borne this morning. He is much improved in health. The Entre Nous base ball players m this paper a few days agof

ionaay will be the last day for the payment of taxes without penalty. The city and county offices will be open of evenings from now on.

iir. vanoy ana wiie wm leave in a few days for their future homei Prof. L. L. Beeman has deeWed to enter school at the state university next year. Prof. Beeman has been

lor some time the superintendent of

the Centerville public schools. J His successor has not yet been appointed. J. W. Crocker, who has for ""some time been visiting relatives in, this city left yesterday morning for Washington, D. C, where he wfll remain for a month hofnre Triri

Boston where he will remain dtring the summer. " j

Large numbers took advantage of ie boautifui daiiL. vtw "C3.

nne ine park baa not

ONT.Y

The meeting of the Christian Endeavor society at the First Presbyterian church Wednesday evening will be one of the religious events of

me ween. James W. Rarkdel! ar.A T w

Steyens, former employes of the Pan-

uauuie iu luis CUV. now PmnW

. f V , JU

assumea its lull summer garb it'was an attractive Dlaco notwithctuirfino

The animals and birds have stood the

winter wen and are in nne condition. Richmond and Webb lodges of Masons have received invitations to attend Cambridge City lodge May 14. There will be third degree work on seven candidates. The ceremonies will begin at 1 o'clock and continue uniil the degree has been conferred on all candidates. There will be a banquet in the evening. Indianapolis Nes: Fwia nnm.

brough died at his home near Pitts

HAISLEY'S

NEW SHOE STORE

the west, are in the city visiting rela- 001"0' Ind-. Saturday evening, aged lives and friends. I ninetvnno loa.t v,- . .u'

twenty days. He was born

ON THE WALL,

Our constant aim is to assist proper effect of

you in securing the

"sTll Paper

Please voue,0anthe d OW rtment is no large piease jou in any grade you may desire. Try Vm

that

we are

prepared to

NEW BOOKS

newbWoT Wtcl to the citv .,. hifF!X Henry U. Johnsoo of our

work of high merit, ask to see it Pnounee,liy critics to 1 . UeLve.rI,Zn( on the kx)kout for commencement

ELLWOOD MORRIS & CO.,

es and friends.

The Christian Endeavorers of this city will have a reunion nfeetini? thi

evening at the First Presbvterian church. The meeting will be "for the purpose of electing officers. Arthur Charles and wile who now reside in Maine will arrive in this

v..y euny in May. They will spend the summer with relatives and friends Ze:nTCt'r?Tles was formerly

-. a ic klg!a The county assessors office will

now vie with the office of Thomas if' Wuich- .since the Papcrers got through with it has been the handsomest in the court house. It is receiving a coat of paper today

street commissioner is about

,."nL ms prospecting with regard to the foundations for the electric light plant. From his investigations it is found that a concrete

lounaation can be made at a depth of nine feet. p

the council and that the road has

changed bands it will not be the policy of the council to be oppressive until the new owners get thfJr hand in:

but the ordinance will be required to

oe respected at tbe proper time

Muncie Times: The Rev. A. W.

Lamport, new pastor of the Hith

Street M. E. church, is in Muncie today and will preach at the church

Sundav. He wi'l move to Muncie

next week with his family and will

occupy the Methodist parsonage ad

joining the church. The minister

will be given reception by the mem

bers of the church or the Epworth

league as soon as his family ar

rives.

lbe WOT a she Paner Mill hrirt

tan not s oaeneu wr- hrt-e moo t ha.

probably. Tbe chords of the old

bridge were found not to be in eo bad

conuiticn as was feared, and those

wnicn were unsafe have been removed and replaced by new ones.

ine oriage is now raised and the

rounaations will be in bv tomorrow night so that it can be "lowered to place. It will then be four feet above the street at one end and so travel there will be impossible until the street is brought up to the grade, and that will be a matter of thr.

The Eldorado laundry, which has

absorbed the Quaker City laundrv

is now located at 18 north ninth street. Don't fail to leave your work and get the best in the city 12- tf fiOO pound ice books

given awav with avafv i-o.i

f,gerator 8old at our store this week. See our advertisement this paper. Jones Hardware Co. Tornado insurance. See I. C. Doan

& Co.. s north ninth street. 29 2i The greatest children medicine on earth is Rok Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine Co. Makes ai.d keeps them well all summer. 35c. At-k your druggist. Carpets and curtains this week at Knollinberu's. Home made bread. Phot e 2U3. HADLEI BRO .

Lost Yesterday, d'ary book for 1901. Return to "this office and get reward.

ED. LAMD. HO Crssa Mall Straat.

S3.

For Rknt Moderu rooms, bath; 41 south

house, eight tenth street. 19 tf

Lost A ladie's thoe was lost last Sa urday somewhere between south f u th street and II umpe's shoe store. The tinder will please bring it to Humpe's store und be rewarded.

a most successful K.NOLLENBICRd's

Victoi

Herbert's

FAMOUS

PITTSBURG ORCHESTRA

ani FANNY BLOOMFIELD ZEISLER tub kenowned PIAXIST AT THE (JEXNETT

Monday Eve'sr. Apr. 29

. "creei cleaning gangs are do ing good work as they go and getting along rapidly. They now have eleventh twelfth, thirteenth and

lourteenth streets all cleans

was mm nui v

Kicnmond Wayne county, Ind., Jan

uary t, iaiu. As he was born in Indiana territory years before the state

was aamitted to the Union, evident

ly ue was one of the oldest native

born citizens. The ironwork on the new Cj, R. & M. bridge at Gaar's is now all in place and ready for the ties. The tools have all been moved to the west branch, the iron for the bridge , at

,u" poms is ail on tbe ground and work was commenced there this morning. This work will consume 1

uou a weeic. The steam shovel has

compieiea its work, and has been loaded on cars ready to be shipped to

Captain R. R. Stogsdall. 30th

lantry U. S. A., has establish!

recruiting station at the office of Dr.

. enry, sis Main street, this

tuy. .wen oi good character wanted for service in the Philippines or

uneu oiaies. Uwing to the organzation of a number of new regiments a good opportunity of advancement

is open to worthy men. Particulars

Pianist in the

airs. Zeisler is the finest rnited States."

i: vx oesra. oomposetl of (SO celebrated

N me nnest m the world Prtoaa S t .SO, 9 1 MO, 7ia, BOa. Mat open Thursday, Westcott Pharmacy

a t a. a.. .

Aosoiuteiy Harmless. Cures on the Spo

BRono-PEPsru MOTE THE WOM PEPSIN. CURES.Ha5?K:R!SJ.

THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.

White Sati n and

Pride of

Richmond

r"i

riOUr and

Kernels of Wheat Are the Best

VTien ordering from your grocer, insist

on Daring the above brands, and von

- gei me lrry (vst aBd . i,,,,.

Manufactured by ...

. TS rt , --. " .-...",

theailevs. from th- u?T? Vr' ?T7. l?m- Captain Stogs-

E street. auuH1 W1U it Kichmond every Tues-

montns at tne best, from the look of things down there. One would think the el

,:H I De court bouss would be used a good

i miti Lei c5 are oemg paid

.ua.Mijjeperwoi. oi ine eople are required to go to tke second story

" meir taxes, out about the only use the elevator has seems to be

ior ine attorneys going to court. The

uiaa m cnarge says tbat the reason

is mat people, especially those from

ine country, object to riding in it

and the heavier the person the more strenuous the obiection. Whv then

1 i r 3 . t .. . ' -1

auuuiu ub airaiu io nae in it aoes not

appear, as tbe elevator is the safest it is possible to build, and while it

costs two thirds of a cent each trip, it

was pus mere ior tbe accommodation

oi tbe public

An instance of how a fortune can

oe lost is given at i.ggemeyer's egg

pacKiDg esiaoiisnment. it used to

oe tbat eggs bought in the countrv had to be packed in bran and brought

in, and tbe manner of packing for shipment was not much better, so that the breakage was considerable

oi a loss. A man who is still buying for them through the county invent

ed a vray of packing bv which strirw

of cardboard are cut so that while

the expense of the board is ver

small each egg is in a little pasteboard box by itself, in the crate, and break

age is impossible unless the crate is

"We are having carpet season.

Try Reid's spring water. Ab?o-

luieiy pure. 50 pound-ice" books eiven away with every refrigerator sold at our stoi e his week. Hee our advertisement this pper Jones Harwware Co. This will be carpet and lace curtain week at Knollknbero's. . Theo. McClellan has combined the Eldorado laundry and the Quaker City laundry at 18 north ninth street. V T - 1 ... .

ne is prepaiea witn modern n a-

u .urn 12-tf

Automobiles

We are here to stay, and want ur people to stay with us.

LET US QUOTE YOU, PRICES OX ANY KIND OF A MOTOR VEHICLE

If soM quick, we have a bargain in a carriage suitable for a physic-ion ; fine roll ruhlwr top : fire controlled from the sent. Guaranteed iu first clss condition. ;'

The Spring Season That man is not in it who has not already purchased bis clothes for spriag. Of eourse, there are days when he cannot wear them, but the days when be can, predominate. The having of these spring clothes is a pleasure beyond compare. We make clothes that increase the pleasure of the buyer, and we believe you will be pleased with what we make for you. At tbe Little Store Around the Corner.

We ltave engaged an expert repairman and solicit a share of your work.

If a new carriage seems too much ' for you, let us help you jt a bargsin in vehicles thut have been used but little.

IT Interested, call and get printed matter.

onto Ski woraTi

4 J i

on narth.

lio

MOORE (5c BROWN,

n. wiu eiroei, menmona, IQ22 Main Ct rt-

Special Kefrigeratoic' THIS WEEK ONLY.

Sale 2

A 500 POUXD ICE HOOK FREE with each Ref i i ,-erator. Iwge or small Best Bargain ever offered.

rj -fl I

(Keraoal Ice Cbambe )

GURNEY, COLD WAVE. LA BELLE

What more could yon ask? Refrigerator at wholesale and ice 80 styles to select from.

free.

Jones Hardwaire Co,

923-929 North E St, Corner Tenth

mmmm,mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummwmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Are You Looking for Carpets, Mattings

Rugs?

If so, you'll find here all the newness of best values that can possibly be offered.

afford to buy anything in the Carpet seeing what L M. Jones & Co. offer.

the season, and the In fact you cannot or Rug line without

45c

Good Brussels carpets worth 0c, this week. .

Excellent Brussels C'p'ta, r worth 85c, thia week..QOC

Kleant Velvet Carpet,

w i.sa, cut to .

Stylish Axminster Carpets, worth 1 1.35 cut to......

90c

BUGS, ROOM SIZES.

' leet, worth 6, this week

Gocd wearing Ingrain Car

pets, worth 35c, cut

I Dr. Fesssr 's K I DIM FY 'IT

aMwaigyajaMapSB,

AH wpol Ingrain Carpets,

wwrto cue, cut to ..... .

English Ingrain Carpets. OO cheap at Tic, this week QUC

50c

69 feet.

this week

$4.16

orth ll5.r?rN r

$14.60

ixl0i ft., worth

f23, this week

9x22 ft- "ortbOOr OCT 35, thU week. . 4cU..CO Elegant Bargains. ' LACE CURTAINS Special Sale this week. See oar bargains. TRADING STAMPS With all Cash Purchases.

717 TO 721 MAIN ST. RICHMOND, IND.