Richmond Palladium (Daily), 20 May 1901 — Page 4
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OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SELL THE BEST OOOOS ... IN THE MARKET ...
You are the one Whose trade we wunt. You know our store; you hav passed it mny limes; you have probably rwf n in it often. W want to come again and again. Your trail is valuable to n no matter bow laige or how small it ia every purchase counts with us. All goods will b thee! fully exchanged or money refunded, should tby fail to please you. john f. McCarthy.
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Wi: AKIv ALWAYS LOOKING Ol'TFOB - - - - : SOMETING NEW To offer our frienils and customers. OSCARS TAPIOCA Is a new preparation invented ami us d ly Oscar, the head chef at the Waldorf Astoria. New York City. It is quickly prepared and makes an elegant desert. rUVNII PACKAtiliS, loC.
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No. ii. One and all attention give. For ujon my word as sure as you live, There is a shoe Ktore itvthis town That's a wonder to nil for miles around. Now if von want shoes that are good and neat You'll find the same at H'M Main street, At flaisley's store, And what is more You'll get the worth of your money you lay. And that mean? much in this age and day.
lM.,.No more ails received aftrtr today. Wlin all are published they will l turned over the judge
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Our constant aim is to assist
proper cnect or When on Uke wall, and our assortment is so large that we are prepared to please you in any gr.ule you may desire, 'fry V . . NEW BOOKS . . Among the many new works of popular authors attention is directed to"the new 1ook ly Owen Johnson. Mr. Johnson is a nephew of Henry U. Johnson of our city and his new work "Arrows of the Almighty" is pronounced by critics to be a work of high merit, ask to see it .... Be on the lookout for commencement books, we have a large assortment. ELLWOOD MORRIS & CO., Mather Bros. Co. HAVE THE BEST
For Sidewalks. Telephones 4i
Every barrel guaranteed.
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Richmond Palladium
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1901.
FORECAST OF WF.ATHUl
IltsiniC and S-ttuuc of ib Sun nl
Moon.
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liises 4:40 J Seta 7:13 J Sets 9:iJ p. iu.
Indiana and Olilo Weatlier
Washington, D. C. May 2t).-
For Indiana: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, possibly showers in the
south. For Ohio Cloudy tonight, rain in eastern portion; Tuesday showers except fair in extreme northwest portion. i LOCAL ITEMS.
Fletcher for hats.
Try White Satin flour. Try Kernels of Wheat. Fresh lime at Mather Bros. Co.
Neff &Nusbaumfor shoes.110 Main.
We fit spectacles correctly and can
satisfy you. tianer s.
Spectacle fitting a specialty. Ha
aer s.
Spectacle repairing a specialty
tianer s.
Union ice pure and prompt deliv
ery. Both phones 2S0. 2-tf
Union Ice company for ice made
from distilled water. Both phones
Mrs. J. F. Hale of Dayton who has
been the guest of Mrs. O. W. Sehultz
of north ninth street has returned to
her home.
IIev. Hutchinson, D. D.. of the
Xenia Theological seminary .occupied
the pulpit of the United l'resby-
terian church in this city yesterday.
rxiwin ueller, who has been at
tending school in New York, arrived home yesterday and will spend his
summer vacation here.
Thomas R Jessup left this morning
tor inaianapous to attend the meet
ing of the grand lodge of I. O. O. F i V- : 1 1 . . ; .i . i .
auuu wiu iviu session auere lois
week.
Tonight at St. Mary's hall Mis
uiiiie SDoier gives a piano re ital as
sisted by Mrs, Katherine Williams
and Miss Josephine Kennepohl. Miss
Sbofer will read a paper. It is to be
an invitation affair.
When the electric contract is fin
ished at St. Andrew's church there
will be StW incandescent lights in the
body of the church, which will te
controlled bv a switchboard contain-
ng twenty-nine switches.
The bids for carrying the mail be
tween the postoRiee and the union
station will be opened tomorrow
There are now over fifty bids in the
hands of the postmaster. The contract calls for seventy-five round trips per week.
The U. B. F., an organization com
posed of colored people, some fifty in number, went to Indianapolis yester
day to attend divine services at Tomhnson hall. This is an annual meet-
AMMTE C0AUS.50!
We will sell the best quality of Anthracite Coal at the above price for May Delivery. An additional charge of 25e per ton where coal is carried from wagons to bins.
Phone 49
MATHER BROS. CO.
whom are railroad men in the line of promotion. Thev have gone to Lo-
gansport today.
I Ueorge jviasnmeyer spent &unaay
utr. and a large number was present
from all sections of the state.
Try Kernels of Wheat.
See Scbepman before yju buy your , . ,mmer Ruit Leslie Meyer was the guest of tmmtrsuii. friends in Columbus, O., yesterday.
People who wish to buy anthracite
coal iurly should see Mather Bros.
Co.
Our stock of suitings is by far the
largest in the city. Geo. W. Schep-man.
Clavton B. Hunt took out a permit
today for a 300 addition at 4t south A street.
Miss Grace Kelly of Detroit will be
the guest of friends aud relatives in
this city for a few days.
Mrs. Daniel will leave
week for Washington, D. C, which
w 11 be ber future home. A marriaue license was issued this
mornintr to Charles A. Veregge and Kuiuia Wettig of this city. City council meets this evening. There will be considerable important business to come before them. Judge Gaar and sister of Louisville, Ky., are the guests of Mr. Oliver Jones and family for a few days, j Our work must fit. It is always more to mv interest than your's that you get a fit. Geo. W. Scbpma. Building permits issued today to Mrs. Mary Study for a $t'AH) veranda at the corner of eighteenth and Main streets. The Penny club will have their meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the borne of Caleb King, corner west fifth and Kinzie ttreets. Will serve lunch. The Indiana weather reporter at Lifavette says that Memorial Day,
M ly ill), will be cold and disagreeable ;iud t hat the cold wave will last until
June 30. What gives us hope, how
ever, is that he goes further than
that and promises the end of, the
world on June 4. i The Pan-American Express is the
name of one of the through trains to Buffalo over The Akron route, j It leaves Richmond at 4:50 p. m., and
is a solid train of combined baggage
and smoking car, first-class coach
and sleeping car through to Buffalo
from Columbus via Chautauqua
Lake.
Prof. C. Michelon, French instruc
tor in the western college at Oxford,
O.. was in the city yesterday. ; He
will return to this city in a few days or the purpose of organizing a class
and give a course of three lectures on
the French language and its lmixjrt-
ance commercially and socially, j
The preliminaries for the oratorical
contest at the University of .Notre
Dame were held Friday last and Jo-
sephW. Kenney, a freshman, j was
given first place. Mr. Kenney is a
Richmond boy and carried a route on
th'? Pali.akum for several years i His li-tumla will be irlnd to beur of bis suc
cess and advancement. There are to l e six orators and there were nine contestants, Mr. Kenney taking first
place.
Special gent Tiatbbone is here
today for the purpose of rearranging
the rural routes. &ome very import
ant changes are contemplated, add
ing materially to the service of these
routes, but nothing can bedehiitely
announced for several days. Iioute
No. 3 will be. extended considerably
and Iioute No. 4 will be established
This will mean the addition or one
new route and the directions of all
the routes will be changed more or
less. Yc sterday at their home near 1
lege Corner Mr. and Mrs. Brad way
celebrated their fortieth wedding an niversary. They received many val
uable and useful presents from their children and others. A good oldfashioned country dinner was served,
and the day was passed in an enjoy
able manner by all. The following
from this city were present: Mrs.
Catherins Hoerner, Mr. and Mrs Charles Brad way, Mrs. L. H. Besselman and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hoer ner.
The weather on Saturday- did not
interfere with track laying on the
C, li- & M., Dorth of the city, as over a mile and a half was laid. At this rate trains will be running into
Mtncie sooner than was expected bv the officials of the road. Material is
on haud for the work, and no delay will be necessary on this account. The day is now not far distant when we can extend to the people of Muncie the good haud of fellowship in the completion of a road that wj.ll be a benefit to both cities, commercially and otherwise. Mr. Kufli, the "Strawberry King"
of this section, has out ten acres of
trawberry plants this season and
reports that the outlook for a large
crop was never oetter, althougn the
picking will commence a little later than visual on account of the back
ward season. Some idea of the busi
uess done in strawberries m season
bv Mr. Kuth can be formed from the
fact that last season he sold for home
consumption alone 4;,000 quart
boxes, lie has also hve acres out in
raspberries which promises to come
up to his expectations. j
Cards have been received here au
nouncing the wedding of John N.
Hastings and Mrs. Lvdia B. Elliott
of Terre Haute. The marriage will
take place at Terre Haute tomorrow
at noon and the wedding party will
leave on the next train for an extend
ed trip to the east. Mr. Hastings is
a traveling tran. traveling lor a
wholesale grocery bouse and formerly
had headquarters in this city. I He
was the father of Otis Hastings,
former proprietor of the Pure Food
grocery. Mrs. Hastings is a sister
of Mrs. August C. Scott.
Ne jts has been received here of the
death at Logansport of Mr. L, S.
PurcelL He died at his home in that
citv yesterday morning at 6:15 and
and the funeral will -occur tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. He was one
of the best known railroad men in
the west, as familiar a figure at all
stations as Mr. Muier himself. He had been in the employ of the Penn
sylvania company since 1S50 as claim
agent and was retired last year. He
was one of the oldest claim agents in
the service. He was the father of
was the guest of
friends in Greenville, O., yest'rday. Tickets for the high school contest will be on sale at Fletcher's tomorrow. J. M. Westcott left this morning for Indianapolis on a short business trip. Mr. Roe Bias and wife of College Corner are guests of friends in the city today. All sizes of hard coal to. 50 per ton during this month. Wra. Dicks.
, . ! Both phones. 20 tf
eariyinis,
Dr. Walter Wilson went to Cincin
nati today to buy his outfit and will open a dental office here. There will be no business meeting of t! e young people at First English Lutheran church tonight. J. II. Iieynolds, a prominent business man of Baltimore, Md., is the guest of friends in this city today. The T. T. C. will meet tomorrow afternoon with Miss Florence Batliff at her home, 122 Fort Wayne avenue. J. W. Roney, wife and daughter, Miss Stella, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Craighead at the Arlington
yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Iiyder left this morn
ing for Washington, D. C, where she will make her home with her son
in that city. Circuit Court has set for tomorrow a sir-all case trom Henry county
Cross vs. Barnhart. It is expected
to come to trial. The Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. U. will entertain the delegates attending the County Institute at the north end mission tomorrow. The Ministerial Association held their regular meeticg at Grace M. F.
church this morning. Rev. Ivapp
read an interesting paper. Walter L.Dalby photographed the graduating class of hih school this morning. A cut will be prepared lor the Argus commencement number. Mrs. Laura Gribble, who was here during the sickness and death of the late Daniel Ryder, left for her home in Massillon, O., this morning. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Read and wife of Indianapolis and F. J. Geldemesler of New York were guests of friends in this city yesterday at The Westcott. Quite a number of Richmond people left for Indianapolis this morning to attend the state meeting of the 1. O. O. F. which meets in that city this week. Rev. F. O. Grannissof St. Paul's Episcopal church left for Indianapaolis this morning and will deliver a lecture at St. David's church in that city this evening1. The L. A. S. of the Christian church will give their opening to their sample sale Taturday evening in their room in the Colonial building. There will be good music. The Art Association will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30. The chairmen of all committees and the au tu
bers of committees are requested to.
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oe present, as Dusinessor importance , cioea on.
will be transacted. AbnerDalby is confined to the house owing to a very sore foot caused by a new pair ot shoes recently purchased. The injury will not prove a serious one, but will keep him housed up for a week or so. Farmers report that the cool weather and lack of rain i3 retarding the corn a good deal; and that the corn grows so slowly that the cut worms are doing great damage by appropriating it about as fast as it comes up. The Wayne county W. C. T. U. institute will be held tomorrow at the
THE STRIKES.
Richmond's Share tii the Labor Troubles Moulders Out at Robinson's and the Mill Works. For a week past there has been ru
mors of strikes in this city unless requests made by workmen in various
branches were acceded to oy employ
ers, but nothing has been said in the papers because there was every likelihood that cot hiDg would come of it. All differences between employe) s and employed have always been easily
adjusted m this city, and nothing serious is even now apprehended. Ti e class of men in this city on both sides of the question are not the class usually found elsewhere, and a spirit of fairness has always prevailed here. The workmen in the shops stand on the same plane with the owners of the bbops, and usually have little to complain of in any way ; and for this reason, if for no other, no real fears of lalo troubles are ever entertained. : In one of the factories there was some trouble last week, but this is ah over and done cow. It amounted -o notbiog practically. It has been talked for several days that the moulders at Gaar, Scott & Co. 's, the Mill works and at Robinson & Co. 's were all demanding a raise of ten percent., and that unless this was granted would walk on- to
day. This happened and two tf the
shops but not at the third.
At the Mill works the moulders.
fourteen in all, came down this morn
ing and after giving the foreman no
tice that they did not intend to work
walked out quietly and in an orderly
manner, lhe cleaners, core makers
and helpers remained. The men went
to their hall at the corner of Main
and fifth streets. Mr. Coale at th
wo ks this noon authorized us to sav
' that the action of the men would not
iii.'iarass them at all: that it would
l ot stop the works a minute; thai 1 hej will run right ou as if there had b. Vn no walkout. At Robinson & Co. 's the men did the same thing, coming down to the shop and giving notice that they would not work, and then going to their hall at the same place with thi men from the Mill Works. Here the request was for about ten percent, incrfease, and practically a recognition! of the union. The walk out will havfc no immediate effect on the running of the shops as they have a good supply of castings on hand. Of course whtfn the stock on hand is exhausted it will make a difference, but that willj not be for some time. Ajt Garr, Scott & Co. 's the met had 'not quit at noon and no troubl was Anticipated, as we understand
fror'Ahe office.
has been talk of trouble
he machinists. The organizer
esterday. but nothing is to
ned of what was donejprob-
ng was done. ,iinfe" viAVnf to Dress the
ill at the hall and nothing
one. it is understood that
fjfmmunication is being had
Splo.ers. At Gaar's arbitra
s on also between the National
dry men's Associatian and the
moulders' union. A meeting is
held before anything will be de
FROM i A. 31. TO 7 l M.
A FULL 50c BOX. ONE DAY ONLY TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1901
At A. G. Luken Co., Pharmacists and Druggists, 630 Main St., Richmond, SKK IYimeiJlJvKS 15EL.OW.
They
Cure
Throbbing.
PalpitaUcg Heait.
Sleepless Nights.
Snddfn
tartii gs.
Moraine Langut r. Brain Fag. ' Inability to
Work or Think. Exhaustion
on Exertion.
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ine Dest launary in tne woriu a
thL Eldorado, now located at 13 north
ninth street, old Quaker City laun
dr
lard Coal $6.o per ton
is moutli.
4CKM.4N & KLEHFOTH
Nice clothes washers. 18-d2t-wk-2t M. C. Price.
: 22 short rifles for ctheap flS-d2t-wk2t .
$1.25, good and
M. C. Price
ton
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J The best laundry in the world a
tTA K 1 lor:ti li nnw lrwat.H n.t 1 Si rtj-ivtV.
Aorin f.na .uiss on cnurcn, norm ninth street, old Quaker City laun A .1- - . a I . ' 1 IT I - J
louneeuiu sireei, ix'iwreu anu n dry.
streets, commencing at a. m. ah members and friends of the cause are urged to be present. There was quite a gathering of piano men at The Westcott to dinner last evening, consisting of P. J. Gil-
dermeisler, representing the Knabe !
Piano company of Baltimore; Bert Shart and wife, Messrs. Sharp, Gennett and Thayer of the Starr manu
factory; and Mr. Reade, the Starr i
representative at Indianapolis. I Now is the time to use frost flexi
SmriP consternation w.ia ranged on ' 016 Paint. jJ. Kj. rRlCE.
.IXAU iJ.im uavsi uiuj v. .u au-
pearance of a man who had his pants
rolled up above the ankles and his feet bare. It was thought the man was an escaped lunatic; but he was
perfectly sane, only a farmer who has been regarded as peculiar for some
time. He seemed to enjoy his Kneipp
arrangements.
! Hard Coal SG.co ner
tills month.
HACK91AN& KLEHFOTH
Wringers of best quality. 18-d2t-wk-2t M. C. Price.
People's Exchange.
A DVERflSEMENTS
- anted
MT 3 TT T TT 13 .liLTU SltilHlODfl, DIUV ot iCTCEle Belt) isses Lura and Haley Harojd en-1 wted, iot, in not esceedinc four line. !- tained some Earlham Students Sa'- 9rt,i a theae eoluma. All '-ada" for real
QQder tne bead oi
main or female help
urday evening at the home of Dr.
S. Harold to meet Miss Lura Har old's guest, Miss Essie Allen of Indi
anapolis. who has just returned from
assar college. Social converse, mu
sic ana iignt rciresnments were very
much enjoyed by the congenial
guests.
The members of Loyal Chapter O
E. S. havs accepted an invitation to
witness work by ayne Chapter at
Centerville Dext Friday evening. Ar
rangements have been made and con
veyances will be at Masonic temple
at b o clock- and win be ample to ac
commodate all wishing to go. A good
time and plenty to eat is in store for
those who take advantage of the out
ing. Those desiring to go notify H.
r t a a n i a
o. xvates or a. r . ara.
lo the customers who could not
get waited on Saturday night at
Noah s Ark store we ask to come in
the mornings when we do not have
such crowds. Read the new adver tisement on page 1.
Excursion to Indianapolis via PennsylJ
vanla Lines.
Tillmta will Ka
the Purcell boys of this city, all of 1 May 30th.
Mav 27th and 13th, the Pennsylva
nia Lines will sell excursion tickets to Indianapolis account meeting of F. &. A. M. of Indiana. Grand Lode.
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estate salea, houses for rent, financial and
ouscellanvoas wants inserted for a cents a line
ears insertion.
Storaoi Ground floor sixteenth and Main, Verne Smith. tf
For Rent Barn, 120 south ninth street. 17-6t
For bALE A good gent's Henley wheel with coaster brake; price f 15
cash. Uaii alter t p. m. at x3 south seventeenth street.
Wanted Anyone desiring help about house or store mornings, even ings and Saturdays, in exchange for board or room, to please notify us by letter or phonel Richmond Business
College. 18 3t
Wasted A general blacksmith.
John Atkinson, Fountain City.
Lost Female St. Bernard dog.
orange color, white belt around body.
wnite collar around cecK. lie ward
for its return, or information leading
to its recovery. tuu south th st.
Wasted A widow with child four
years old wants work in small family.
Uaii at Zai north sixteenth. Uan give
reierence.
Fcr Sale Belgium hares for meat
acd breeding purposes, 726 north
twelfth street. 20-2 1
Wasted Boy of 16 in stringing
room at Starr Piano work.
Try Them
Digestion Slow. Food Heavy. E isily Excited. Nervous. Strei gth Ftifr. Tremblinir II amis aud Ivtubs. Loss if Fi. Eh. IjPS of Muscular Power. Irritable, Udsix n it-nt.
The great success of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills ia removing above symptoms makes this preparation much desired. In order to demonstrate to Richmond people that this Medicine is not of the ordinary sort, a fud .... . . . . . l it: 1 l j. . J .'
pacKage win oe given ire ; to any suut rer ir iu a.juo a aipvuu uj wk fjnni, uu uie namea. ue member it is forHple who need thni now they are free not to keep in the house iu case they may be needed Do not send children for they will be refused.
The Only Place in the City
Remember, this Generous Offer for One Day Only, A. G. LUKEN & CO. Bring this ad. with you.
No One Will lie Disappointed
We Will Make Them For $20 THE BEST
IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
The Tailor
Who makes the suit you order here
will make it right he II put careful.
White Satin and Pride otl Richmond FlOUr and Kernels of Wheat Are the Best
BRI.(! Is VI I ; iORnES AND We'll Shoe 'Em.
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conscit ritions work into cvrrv stitch.
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That
insure its durability.
Leave) your measure at The Store Around The Corner.
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O. B. MEDEARIS, lO N. 9th Street, Ilic-liiiioi.il. Notice to Bidders. Notice is hereby . given that bilwill be received at the oflice of thi auditor of Wayne county, Indiana, up to 11 o'clock a. m. June 3, 15)01, for the construction of a joint bridge by the Wayne county commissioners
and board of public improvements of Richmond, over Whitewater, in Wayne township, known as the Gaar bridge. Further notice is hereby given that plans and specifications for the above bridge are on tile in the office of the county auditor of Wayne county. Geo. W. Cam.. w at, PkterS. 1;:ki. kh, Albert Oi.f.u, Commissioners of Wayne County. Geo. Knoll E.visERfi, Clerk of the Board of Public Improvements. 13-mun 3t The magnitude of the Pan Ameri
can Exposition cannot b accurately measured by words nor comprehecfibly portraved by illustrations. In measuring the convenience-sand com
forts of The Akron Route for reaching Buffalo it should be borne in mind that passengers may iro through
from Richmond witaout changing
cars.
Wlien onlcriiiK f your grocer. inMKt on having the above brands, anil you
win get i ne very best and cheapest. Manufactured brj . .
CHAMPION KOLXElt
JENME S. IBAUGII, . . DRESSMAKER
Fur Work
clalfjr
16 N. 8th S.
As we already know uext season's styles of Fur Wraps, u is the time to have altt-raiions mtle Jiefure layinji furs away. l-'a ilities for making Furs are much letter now than iu the Fall.
Ciriiiffflfttlier Dennis9 Celebrated PUKE HOP YEAST For sale by all First Class Grocers
Ell Rtsos rtealrrs to Inform tba public that ha la lnratrd la tba rear of 16 north iota si., hack of the Westrott botol. All klada of holnir. a spectalty of tllaasars of tha boot. Horses aboil for all purposes and aatlsfaotIon icuaranioad. Nrw pboaa
Interesting News
When you are badly in need of a few dollars and happen acrost an al. Ikie this. Because it nikes you feel a hundred per cent, tietter to know that you can come right to us and get wliat money you want
lo meet that pressing obligation anu have plenty of time to p iy it ack in small
weekly or monthly pavmenU, When
you are in need of a few dollars come in and let us ezpl.tin. All inquiries and transactions strictly confidential whether
you borrow or not.
RICHMOND LOAN CO KstaMlabad UH Room 8, Colonial Building. Home Jhon. 4
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Rang-es
ndsomest and
Best Made. Splendid Assortment Adapted to all Kinds Fuel
vVe ah o show a Iarg a?sotment of Gasoline. Coal Oil. Gas S'ovcs'and Hot Plates.
vitn Jttftst styles of overs. - Jones Hardware Coo 023-020 North E St Cornor Tonth