Richmond Palladium (Daily), 18 May 1901 — Page 4
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You are the one WhoRP trade wa want. You know our store; yon haM tRSf.fl it m ny times; you Lave probably hem in it ofu-ti. We want to come again and again. Your tr is valuable to u, no matter how laia or how email it is very j.urchase counts vith us. All CwhIs wiil b rhfi fully xrhanged or money retundeu, f-bould thf y fail to please you. john f. McCarthy.
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No. IO. Of all the place in this wide land li lisley's New Shoe Store beats the band For the lowest prices and gol quality shoes. They are the liest on the market that you can use. They carry vici kid and also patent leather. Their rubler good 4 are the liest for bad ami rainy weather. They also c.rry the Forsheim Brand, A shoe tli it fits the foot like a glove on the hand. Their dorks are pocuble and very polite, IleCHtise selected from society's elite. Just fue them a call, day or night. And they'll show you that Haisley's will do what is right. Indi ma. May 7, l!Wt.
ON The WALL.
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When on the wall, and our assortment is so large that we are prepared to please you iu any grade you may desire, 'I'ry Ut . NEW BOO K S , . . Among the many new works of popular authors attention is directed to"the new hook by t)weu Johnson. Mr. Johnson is a nephew of Henry IT. Johnson of our city and his new work "Arrows of the Almighty" is pronounced by critics to In? a work of high merit, ask to see it .... He on the lookout for commencement lxtoks, we have a large assortment. ELLWOOD MORRIS & CO,
Mather Bros. Co,
HAVE THE BEST
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Richmond Palladium
SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1901.
FOItKCAT OF WEATHER
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Indiana and Ohio Weather
Washinutow, D. C, May IS.
tor Indiana: Fair tonight and
Sunday.-
For Ohio Cloudy tonipht, rain in
soutn, cooler m northwest. Sunday fair.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Fletcher for hats. Try Kernels of Wheat.
Try White Satin flour. Try Kernels of Wheat. Fresh lime at Mather Dros. Co. Net! A Nusbautn for shoes. 1 10 Main. We fit spectacles correctly and can satisfy you. llaner's. Spectacle fitting a specialty. Ila ner's. Spectacle repairing a specialty. Haner's. Union ice pure and prompt deliv
ery, ijotn phones 20. 2 tf
Union lee company for ice made
from distilled water, lloth phones
2S0. 2 tf
Our stock of suitings is by far the largest in the city, Geo. W. Schepman. Homer Farlow and Jesse Meek are in Chicago attending the funeral of
the late j. M. Farlow. Miss Margaret Chinraan left last
evening for Waynesville, O., on a short visit to relatives and friends Supt. Winelurjt is in Boston a' -tendiujj the school commencement exercises that take place there today. The ambulance today removed Robert McDonald from 313 Che: tint street to the hospital. lie has pueuuionia. ; Richmond Commandry Knights
Templar will attend divine services at Grace M. K. church tomorrow morning in a body. Invitations have been received here for the annual commencement ball at Cambridge City in the 1'yth-
ian temple on the evening of May 2S.
In yesterday s issue it was stated
that St. Andrew's church woilJ be formally dedicated on June 7. This
was an error it should have read
July 7.
There has not as yet been a rejru
lar man appointed on the street
roller. Until one is appointed by
council George McGrew will be in
charge.
Frank P.Smith of MemphisJTenn..
formerlv of this city, but who had
not visited here in over 20 years.
arrived yesterday on a short visit to
relatives. Mr. Smith ays he has to
stand in maiement At the changes
tbat "aav, takea p'&cs la hia old bom
m tu.it t'.me
Sr.heptiiaa before fjn buy your
Summer suit.
Miss Ella Graves is visiting M. F.
Graves and f?mily in Marion.
Recorder William? and family went
to KuODomy this afternoon to spend
Sunday.
Horace Boyd of New Castle will be
the Kucst of friends in this city over
Sunday.
The Druids have work on Monday
everiDg with four candidates for the
secotid degree.
Mrs. Frank Brown of Hamilton
will be the guest of f rifuds in this
city for a few days.
Our work must fit. It is always
more to my interest than your's that
you get a ut. Geo. . Schepman
Enos L. Watson of Winchester.
lamer oi congressman Watson, was
in the city for a short time today.
Miss Katherine Maxter of Divton.
who has beea visiting relatives iu
this citv. returned Loma this morn
ing-
Mrs. George Sherman of SDrine-
Celd, O., arrived this morning on a visit to Henry Sherman and wife of south thirteenth street.
It has leen announced by the
faculty of Karlham college that the St-iiiors must Land in their graduating theses before May 25.
Quite a number of Richmond peo
pie are in Cambridge City today at4 tending the meeting of the Wayne
County Historical society.
Eugene Reitz and wife, who have
for some time btn the guests oi Dr.
aiid Mrs. J. A. Donney of Logans-
pit, arrived home lass evening.
K. 1. Shera, wife and children.
left this morning over the C, R.& M.
for College Corner, where they will
be the t'uests of relatives over Sun
day. j
Richmond Commandery, No. $
ivtugnis lempiar win attend in a body Grace M. K church tomorrow morning. Ascension Sunday. Special
music.
The meeting at Rhoda temple tomorrow at 3:30 p. in. will be ad
dressed by W. S. Davis on "Temperance and Intemperance in Colonial
America.'
The Standard Oil Co., of this city
this morning received a car load of 50 gallon oil tanks over the C. R. ;&
M. The tanks are for the use of re
tail grtcors.
Rev. II. D. Laughman, who was to
have delivered the memorial address at Cambridge City on May 30, owing
to ill health has been compiled to
cancel the engagement.
Rev. J. F. Hutchinson, D. D.Jof
Xenia Theological Seminary, will oc
cupy the United lVesby-teriau pulpit tomorrow morning and eveuiuy in
the absence of the pastor, Eiev. Her
vey.
The high school chorus and orches
tra rendered- several .selections at
!Le Whitewater school yesterday af ternoon under the direction of Prof,
Eirhart. The program entiie was most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Alice Clark of whose insanity we gave mention yesterday has been
accepted at kasthaven and will be
taken there in a day or two; as soon
as she can be properly prepared. She is now at the Home for Friendless
Women.
Ihe Steel high school of Dayton O.. it is understood, is making ar
fangetueiiVs i-if ouViwini
near future at Glen Miller, fet tiers
have also In-eu receivid from several orders and organizations in regard to dates for picnic purposes during the summer. The following members of the L. O. A. club fornnjd a dinner party at the WestcottJ last evening: Fred II. Johnson, Karl B Barnes, Ernest H. Hill, Oraer G. Whelan, George H. Dilks, jr., and Griffith P. Ellis. The dinner was given in honor of Mr. Johuson's twenty-first birthday. Greenfield Democrat: A j six months option on the Indianapolis
and Greenfield rapid transit railroad lias been given to the company head ed by Frank Maus Fauvre and John V. Chipman, of Indianapolis. A deposit of 10,t)0 has been made for the oplion and the money will go to the owners whether they take i the road or not. The option runs i out September 3, 1901.
The happiest party of the season was the picnic yesterday at Sylvan Nook by a party composed of I Toward Jones aod wife; Mis'es May Shiveley, Maude Kauffman, Liucy Barnett, Stella Rouey, May Thornburgh and Ida Hatfield; and Messrs. Walter Wilson, Milton Craighead, Ned Hiatt, Ray Shiveley, Clarence Geunett, Earl Widup and Brax Car
penter. Supper was served at ft o tltck in the woods and they retu ne I hoa e in the evening.
T. C. Jefferson of Lexington, Ky., has been iu the city for the past few days buying tine horses. Yesterday he purchased a fiae grey horse of
John B. Dousran, and also a highbred sorrel horse of Frank Lackey. The latter is a five-year-old. and nro-
nouneed by Mr. Jefferson the finest horse that ever went out of Wayne county, and equal to any horse ever bred in Kentucky. Mr. Jefferson is the srentleman who purchased the
noted horse, "Bell Boy," for $35,000, and recently sold him to eastern parses for JM.OOO. The horses were
shipped today to Mr. Jefferson's stock farm near Lexington, Ky. : The History club of the high school met last evenine at the school building, and had a debate on, Resolved, that the fifteenth amendment was a a mistake. The debaters for theaffirmtive were Will Ro' e and Robert Moore, and for the negative Malvern Jones and John Glover. The decision
was in favor of the affirmative. Clyde Beck read a paper on '"Cicero," and oue was also given by Lawrence Smelser on "The Battle of Chattanooga," both of which were well
received. The final meeting will be held in two weeks, and Bennett Gor
don will give an address on "Questions of the Day." There will also be a debate and orations at this time. Last evening at her home on narth
eleventh street entertained the
ladies' of the E. P. K. club of the
high school, of which she is a member, and their joang gentlemen friends in honor of her birthday. The feature of the evening was games, many of which were new and novel.
after which an elegant luncheon was
served, followed by a social time. Those present were the Misses Ruby Clark, Cora Itrleman, Alsie Kendall, May Burke, India Smelser and Marie Davis: Messrs. Roy Compton, Gordon Graves, Harrv Boss Edwin
Crawford. WH! JeuMs, EUi Vh
taer, Wwtll hi& cl eiita Ha.,
The jury comtiihsioners 'rrc la the city today. E. L. Huffman of Camden,; O., is In the city today on business. ; Trustee Jordan and Assessor Ilple of Franklin township are in the city today. i Assessor Compton is in Boston
township today assisting the assessor
there.
Attorney Lindemuth who has been ill for some weeks was able to le
about his office today.
A marriage License was issued to
day to Arlie D. Reynolds and Jennie
S. Thornton. Fountain City.
Mis Lydia Swain is in Boston
attendirg commencement exercises which takes place there today. Tom MertE wants six men. Good I waes and board. Call at once at
his home southwest of the eity.
The special jury for the trial of the
suit of Looan vs-. the city is beinc drawn today at the county clerk's office.
Charles F. Moore returned last
evening Irom a business trip to Grand Rapids and other nortneru
points.
Howard Davis of Williamsburg,
who has been the guest of frien ls in this city, returned home this morn
ing.
Ben Haner is adding a handsome
veranua ana a sit ing room wnn a bay window to his home on south
eighth street. "
Mrs. J.B.Bernard of Atlanta, Ga.,
arrived in the city last eveninar on a
visit to her mother. Mrs. S. Kieiu of
Ft. Wayne avenue.
Wilbur Sanders will arrive in the
city tomorrow morning to spend a
two weeks vacation with his parents.
II. II. Sanders and wife, north eighth
street.
Another Richmond bay has been
heard from in New York. Letters
to friends iu this city from Arthur
Walters states he has a good posi
tion, with a prospect of an early ad vancement.
A. C. Underhill appeared before
'Suuire Jones this af tor noon and
plead guilty to a charge of assault
and battery and was fined a dollar
and cost, which he paid. He struck
a boy named Moore with a whip.
The Akron Route will not only
carry passengers at special fares to
Buffalo, but to Chautauqua Lake.
Niagara Falls, and to the many sum
mer resorts on the Lakes and on the
St. Lawrence River and in Canada
Also to New York, with stopovers
at Buffalo.
Grace M.E. church is being beaut:
fully decorated with palms, cut flow
ers and other appropriate decorations for the occasion of the sermon to
morrow morning by the pa-itor to the Knights Templar of this city who
will attend in a body. The annual report of the superintendent of police will be ready for the board early next week. It is a document full of information and will be valuable in that the business ot the department is given in sueh a way as to afford a copmarison with the last ten years. Music will be a feature at the Pan American Exposition. Many of the. famous bands will give concerts iaf the Temple of Music. A featunwjf The Akron Route is Chautaucf
Lake, located directly on it.. Stop
overs allowed on Pan-American Buf-
te.
Real estate men raoart the outlo
very bright in their lines, wh
means that is it bright for the n
at large. The demand for ho'
continues and there is a gradual im
provement in the matter of sales of
real estate. Several of them say that
this has been the best week they
have had in years.
The wheel stolen from Border,
south of the city, night before last
was recovered today by the pol e
the thief had hidden it iu f-oiie
bushes about a mile south of town,
where it was found by some boys.
There are some suspicions as to the
theft which may lead to his arrest In case he is arrested the local wheel
men will make up a purse and try
and make an example of him.
Articles of incorporation were filed
today of the Drawer Brothers' com
pany, composed of Emil li. Drawer, tlenry C. Drawer and George W. Welstedt. The capital stock is $10,-
000 in shares of one dollar. Term of incorpora.iou fifty years; the busi
ness to be the manufacture and sale of dust collectors and milling ma
chinery; the above named to be the
board of directors for the first year. All stations ou the C, II & M. between this city and Cottagu Grove
are now complete in every detail. This morning t-. M. Young will take his men to Williamsgurg t commence , the painting of thestatiou there. It is a modern station building, and will till all the requirements for that place. It is a handsome
woouen structure, ana win oe similar
to the Boston station, aDd thedimen
sions are 04x3. j
Suit was filed today by Robbins of
Jennie M. vs. John H. Aring for di
vorce. The complaint states that
they were married in march. 1901. and
that plaintiff left defend nt on April
a, it"ii, on account ot his wrongful
conduct; that he was unfaithful to
his yows and obligations in beirg cruel and inhuman in his treatment
of her. She asks divorce and restora-
ti n of her maiden name of Jennie M
iNeddemeyer. ;
Yi', mm mTfci va iHnfc ts dyir.s r-f kjdf T th hdv ha prorwid r ff perra Lliii to make the inreudml visit to Contrexevnie. It I xpecteS that hl death will be the niSual for A Kosin coup In PeriaDmvnrd In lcCrem Kreeser.
New PaymsTiUe. Minn.. May IS. The 2 year-old child of Mrs. C. C Robinson was drowned by falling into n
iee cream freezer filled with water.
BtSK BALL.
Re&ult f Cvrrrnt tiuie and Stand-
in, of the Club.
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The Lincoln Jewelry Co., in order to iutroduce their goods in this lo
cality, offer one of their beautiful
Birth Stone Horn stick lins iree. Address Lincoln Jewelry Co., Lincoln Inn Building, Cincinnati, O., and send them two 2 cent stamps to pay postage. wed sat.
He Has "No Hesitancy" in Publicly Endorsing Dr. Greene's Nemira Diced end Nerve Remedy, Because " It Has Proven of So Much Benefit " to Him. The strong statements matle by Senator liowen find 4n echo in the words nd hearts of every one who relief n Ir. Creert Nerrura blood and nerve remedy for troubles of tiie blood and neives. These aie the mst obstinate ills to which men and OBW an
subject, and the medicine which cures them U a boon la nuukiud Senator Bowen says : "It is with pleasure that I write this letter. I have long: been acquainted with the merits of DR. GREENE'S NERVURA BLOOD AND NERVE REMEDY, and have tested its merits in my own case, so that I know whereof I speak. I have used several bottles of the Nervura, and found the results most favorable to myself and flattering to Dr. Greene. Especially has it been so in a nervous difficulty for which I have used it. I have no hesitancy in thus publicly endorsing a thin which has proven of 50 much benefit to me. Permission Is granted to publish this letter with my phoiograph." S. P. BOWEN, Plattsbtirjr, N.Y. Every man, woman, and child In Northern New Yoik State know the Hon. S. P. Bowen. He has been identified wi'.; public business for forty years, and has a reputation for earnestness and fidelity to trust second to none. Senatoi Bowen's public endorsement of Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy makes its merit plain to those who have doubted the efficiency of this great medicine.
11 you are looking tor react trom the grasp of nervousness ; it your blood is thin and ill nourished ; if you have theuniatism or insomnia, stomach, kidney, or liver trouble, Dr. Greene's Nervura Llood and nerve
remedy is absolutely certain help.
You can make no mistake in testing this medicine recommended by Senator Bowen and a long list of representative mms
and women. Begin its use to-day and you will quuklv be on the road to health.
Or. Greene will give you free counsel and adv ice if you call or write to his office, 35 W. 14th St., New York City.
The best laundry in the world at the Eldorado, now located at 18 north ninth street, old Quaker City laundry.
Hard Coal 96.50 per ton
till moutli.
KLEIIFOTII
N.ce clothes washers. 18-d2t-wk-2t M. C. Price.
People's Exchange. A DVER11SEMENTS under the head c
- A bated Sltaattons. male or female help
wanted, loat, wnen not exceeding rour lines, lu Sorted free in these colums. Ail "mds for res.
etaie oalee. houses for rent, financial and
miscellaneous wants inserted for 6 oenis a line
eaa-h Insertion.
Stokagb Ground floor sixteenth
and Main, Verne Smith. tf
Foe Rent-street.
-Barn, 120 south ninth
17-6t
Wanted Anyone desiring help
abut house or store mornings, even
ings and Saturdays, in exchange for Ward or room, to please notify us by letter or phone. Richmond Businese
College. 18 3t
fate ?& Vii .VA
SExaToa Bowks Endorses Pa. Gaxana's Ksarvma.
THIN PEOPLE Ht a laudable flptrwtian to bonm pi amp. I'ntil now tlir ham I! no W4tittftctonr remedy. To ocozuitih thie, om Ut. Sbalts'
Ffiticning Food Don't remain thin when this simple food will bring yon beauty aud grace-fulne-w. Kent prepaid for $1.00 per bottle, jf not obtainable from yourdrog. Leecrutive circular and teotimoniala nailed free. The Alfalfa Company, WICHITA. KANSAS.
JQllC. M. HAMILTON,:
io . xoili Street, )p. AVe-awtCMitt Hotel, Kicliiiioiicl, Iitd. BOTH PHONES.
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Trade supplied by A. G. Luken t Co. Richmond, Distributed.
IS YIIU.1 tOfcEt
AND We'll Shoe Em.
Wanted A girl for ceneral house
work. 10 south eighth street.
For Sale A good second-hand
furnace, complete, with pipes and
registers. Call at Zoller & CraiL
head's. sat wed, tf
Lost Two weeks ago, a gold neck
lace with a pearl pendant. Return
to 4io nortn eigntn street and re
ceive reward.
.Found Hitching weight with
strap. Boston Store.
Lost A pair of gold nose glasses,
between ninth and t'velfth on Main
and twelfth and south A street. Leave at Arnold hotel and gel; re
ward.
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BY BUYING EITHER A LEONARD ?
CLEANABLE
OR AN
rtirl 'FT.
ALASKA Refrigerator You will save over the cheaper makes more than fit 0 pounds of ice the fiist season. The Leonard Cleanahle is built with ei;lit walls, made as follows: Outside wood, dead air sjnice, lyer of slieath" ing, 'layer of mineral wool, layer of water proof sheathing, then the inside" box, water pK.f blieathiiif, and last the inside zinc wall.
The Alaska is charcoal packed, and considered by expert the bet made. Berore buying, be sure and examine loth. PRICESJARK RIGHT. Gilbert T. Dunham, The Leading Furniture Dealer. 027 and 629 Main Street.
We Wi Make Them For $20
Ell Evans desires to Inform the nublie that ;
b la k-eated In the rear i f 15 north loth at..
Dae of the Weetcott hotel. All kinds of
heln. a specialty of disoaaea "f the hoof.
Horses sbo I for all Durioes and Biitiafaet-
! Ion fruarant ed. New i hm r
JENNIE S. IBAUGM,
. . DRFSSMAKFR
Fur Work
Sp cialty
16 N. 8ih S
As we already know next season's tvlei
of Fur Wraps, now is the time to have
alterations made Iiefure laying furs my. Facilities for making Furs are much better now than in the Fall.
The , chewing tobacco with a s conscience behind it No Premiumsl Wetmore's Best sells on iU merits, ; Made only by C WETMORE TOSACCO CO.
St Levis. He. - The large tnrUjtrruUnt Jaelorjf tit A uriim.
Keid s spring water, 6c per gallon.
x uone oo.
22 short rifles for cheap. !S-d2t-wk2t
1.2o, good and
il. U. Pkice.
t-oai 90.50 per ton
mis inontn. HACKMAX & KLEIIFOTH
The First Ohio Presbjterial convention of the Woman's Missionarv
society will meet in the United Presbyterian church, corner eleventh and
norm li streets, luesday morning May 21, at 3:30. Mr. McK'irah'
M iss Lucile Mayer J of Cincinnati will deliver an address
liit-ujuers ci : suei" ;ov p. m. 17-rt-f
Now is the time ble paint. l-d-2t-wk2t
to use frost fiexi ML C. Price.
BUILDING STONE. All kind?, rough or dressed, l'i nortb ittx st. Wringers of best quality. I32t-wk-2t M.6.Pnca.
The Tailor
W ho makes the suit you order here I
will make it right he'll put careful.
conscientious work into every stitch.
1 nai win insure 11s anraouity.
Leave your measure at The Store Around The Corner.
Little
0. B. M EDEAR IS,
IO jr. 9th Street, Richmond.
THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
White Sati n and
Pride otI Richmond
Flour and
Kernels of
Wheat
Are the Best
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When ordering from yonr grocer, insist
on hawng the abOTe Lrands, and j-ou will get the very best and cheapest.
Manufactured by ... C1IAMPI03? BOUEK MILIJKG CO
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teel
Ranges Handsomest and Best Made. Splendid Assortment Adapted to all Kinds Fuel.....
We also show a Urge assotment of Gasoline, Coal Oil. Gas Stoves and Hot Plates ith latest styles of ovens. Jones Hardware Coo 923-929 North E St Corner Tonth