Richmond Palladium (Daily), 20 June 1901 — Page 4

'lis"' I1ICH1IOND DAI&Y PAULADITJM, THURSDAY, JUKE 20, 1901.

OUR CONSTANT AIM I. TO SELL THE NEST SOOOS . . . IN .THE MARKET ...

COFFEE.

. Have you ever triel a pound of our thirty cent coffee? i. :.t l.- hii'hrst rncel coffee, but is a combination

obtained by a bl n.lin of different varieties of . e-ther. producing drink which will satisfy . fastidious . Try a pound and be convinced

coffee to-

the most

john f. McCarthy.

MAIN AND S. Oth.

BEE HIVE GROCERY

PHONES

ISO

O O O o a o

SOM 15X11 INC J NEW ANI FINE AS SI LK

GOLDEN SEAL

Egg Noodles!

Can le used in a numlier of different way. 5c ami N)c pickaxes.

Try them.

"IW. E. HASTINGS

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yall Paper BOOKS

For Summer

Reading

A fiue assortment Italerian " 1 woratl special discount for ilia fully and learn prices.

of Ait Goods, inclnd.ng the populai

l'ottiry. Framed Pictures, etc., at a

noTt thirtv davs. Insoect tnem care-

Artlstlc Picture Framinil a Specialty.

E LLWOO D-JM Q R R I S & CO.

720 MAIN STREET.

If you want A good article of Portland

Cement That will last f oreve You can findiLaL-

street, between west second ana

third streets, to cost fsuu.

H. Noble and wife left this morn

iug for Indianapolis, where they will make their future home.

Haner's cbina exhibit open this

evening.

Frank Spinning and wife, who for

the tast week base been visiting

friends and relatives in Atwood, 111.,

have returned home.

C. P. Henchman and family left

last evening1 for Ilay lew, Mien

where they will spend the summer

months.

Miss Grace Griffin, who has been

visiting Miss Grace Robie returned

hr hmne in Louisville. Kv . last

evening.

Jessun. Ilebble and Haas accom

panied the Superba base ball team to

Katon this morning, wnere iuc

played the Eaton team this afternoon.

Mrs John Maxlev and daughter,

fr.il and Miss Helen Sstott oi

f:renfield are ihe quests of Kev

and Mrs. Nethertutt at the First M.

E. parsonage.

Wilhur Hunter, who was formerly

in thA nflkn of the Panhandle claim

-i.rf.nt bre. now holds a responsible

position with one oi ine gas uei

glass factories,

Yesterday quite a number o" the

members of the north A street

Friends surprised John Townsend,

north of the city, on the anniversary

of his fitfth birthday

Haner's china exhibit open this

evening. .

Mrs. II. S. Piatt of St Louis,

who has been the guest oi George

VV. Ilarnes and family for the past

week, returned to her home this

morning.

R. M. Caroenter and wife, nee

Miss Ida Hatfield, returned last

evening from their bridal tour. They

will occudv a suit oi rooms ai ine

Westcott during the summer,

Mrs. Hayes of Columbus, O., and

Mrs. Mather of Washington. V. u.,

who have been the guests of Mrs. W.

N. Tallant. left on a visit to friends

in Indianapolis this morning,

Mrs W. N. Tallant has been hav-

int a two weens uuute pariv. uui

which time she has entertained

guests from Columbus, O., Akron,

O,. and Washington, if. u.

Warren Lacey left last evening for

the east on a short vacation. Alter ... . - i . 1 - r -1 i

a visit to nis orotner in v;oiuuiuus,

O , he will spend a week at the Pan-

American exposition in UutTalo.

The family of Charles E. Luring,

formerly of this city and recently of Columbus, O , will spend the summer in this citv. Mr. Luring is on

the road and will make this city his

headquarters.

The Broadway M. E church, west

side of Dayton, are holding their annual picnic at Glen Miller today. The

train consisted of eleven coacnes, an completely filled. There were nearly

bou tickets sold in Dayton.

Minn iTT -v"oerts oi uwattonf raomas -.. Vlsitig his brt"' .,?-s was a resident "of this city

oy many 6T otir-rnw -. . -y-.

David Jenks, who some days ago

m.,i..rwfiit an ooeration at St. Ste

phen's hospital, is improving so rap

idty that his physician states it is probable that he will be able to leave

the hospital tne urst oi uc

Mrs. Anna Ballard and daughter

f.n1 Mi Aila. Woodward will leave

t.lv on a trip to the

RIfa

Reid ReceUes.

Rhea leid. daughter of D. G.lleld,

is in theiity tbe fuest of Mr- and

Mrs Joht U- ijougan ana oner reia' ives anitia stopping at the home of the Dougaos. Last evening a little

receptional party K,:r", lurre for a meetitg with her schoolmates and other friends. The beautiful

home was tlrown open to tne guests, about fifty k number. There was a

nice supper? games auu a sx.-ii time generaly, closing with an im

promptu dce in ub uaiia auu

parlors. It was a f' tujujauic

iCcaSlon. A nn' "itmcui Kfcurred indkating how useful

it is for ayoung man to know

things. Thflguests were arriving, the rooms wellilled, everybody busy.

when suddenSr the electric lights

went out all o?r the house. As the

gas had not be lighted on account of the heat thi house was in com

pletedarknesslliaymond Nicholson, one of tbe guete, has made a study of electricity aJ at once knew that

the trouble walhat the mam fuse

at the transfonfr had burned off

He got a cant, and in hve minutes had the fii replaced and the lights going akin. But for him

there would navaueen an nout o ue-

lav in crettinj? aftlectrician at that

time in the eveni

mat, kju .t together and other end of that my case

a tihotTk pulieo ". turned my eyes to the the trench I am certain would have failed utter

ly." New York Sun.

lasi:

It ALU

ltealt of Current (-unint ! Standtiii: oftlte 1'lultM.

Shot-guns and I

figures.

20d-w2t -

les all at lowest

M. C. Price.

cursion ot

Indian-

tickets will be via Pennsyl-

Kichmond,

train leaving

First Sunday

the Season1

June 23d round

sold to Indianapoli!

vania lines at $1 rood irointron spec

at 8:33 a. m.. centmlfme: valid for

return on special traueaving Indianapolis at 7:30 p. m.entral time,

Sunday, June 16a.

Clothes wringers aA washers ot

best aualitv. C. Price.

20d-w2ti

choice: misqllany

MatlieFBros. Co.

No. 57. Talk aloiit circuses, why there is nothing of the kind To compare with the wonderful shoe that we fiud Advertised so largely at llaisley's hij; store, Shoes that will fit all, and plenty more. The prices are low and always the lest Of any the shoe stores out in the west. , . And if honest dealings will save any man. Why Haisley will jjet there, you bet, if he can. And to our surprise he'll open our eyes Ky Kiv,nS' to each a five dollar prize. Thru to us all he will kindly repeat, I'm thi ring leader and hard to beat.

Richmond Palladium

THUliSDAY, JUNE 20, 1901.

UKCAST OK WKATIIIJIt

Itisins and Setting of the Moon.

Sun and

Sun.

Moon.

Hisea !::. j S-ta 7:oJ Sets 103 p. nv.

Indiana and Ohio Weather

WAfRTNOTO, D. C. Jnne20.

for Indiana: Pair tonight and

r riday, except possibly local thun

der storms. Warmer in tbe extreme

north tonight. For Ohio: Ival rains and thun derstorms tonight and probably Fri day.

Haner's china exhibit open this

evening.

Specials for boys and girls Friday

and Saturday at Humpe's. 20 2 1

Ed Wilson has accepted a position

witn j. teuiiy, the tailor.

Frank Hunter of north eleventh

qua.

LOCAL ITEMS.

Fletcher for hats. Haner's China exhibit June 20th Go to Highland Park tonight. Haner's cbina exhibit open thi? eveoing.

Go to Highland Park tonight. 11 S

Go to Highland Park tonight.

"rr a wuna exnioit oixn tots

evening.

S e Schepman before you buy your

summer suit. lilies' ;J.50and 4 tans 1.K 'M2t Humpe's Shoe Store. Our stock of suitings is by far the largest in the city. Geo. W. Scbep man. Go to Highland Park tonight.

Go to Highland Park tonight. Go to Highland Park tonuht. Go to Highland Park tonight. 150 pairs man's tans $3, 3.50 and 14 goods to go at I1.9S at Humpe's. 202t

street is visiting relatives in O.

John II. Placke and wife, residing

near iarsh s mills, are the parents

or a baby trirl.

Miss Cora Zoller of Greensburtr.

Ind., is the eruest of James Zoller and

wife of this city. , St. Paul's Et. Lutheran teachers' meeting will b4 held Friday night instead of tonight. Special bargains for Friday and

laturday at Humpe s. 20-2t

Mrs. Maude Gray and Mrs. Frank

lrrell are visit.ng relatives and

friends in Fortville, Ind. Haner's china exhibit open thi

evening.

Miss Alyse Ankeney of Lafayette

wui arrive in mis citv the latter nart

of this week on a visit to friends and

relatives.

1 his afternoon Miss Edvthe Rubv

Clark entertained in honor of her

guest, Miss Edy the Ham of Chatta

nooga, Itnn.

Evensong on Sundays and Fridays St. Paul's church will be at 5 p.

m. instead of t :o) p. m. until further notice.

uenianiin Starr and wife start. .1

this afternoon on a trip which will

take in the Pan-American exnosi-

. ...

tion ana tne eastern cities.

Haner's china exhibit open this

evening.

Mrs. J. M. Gibson and Mrs. C. f.

Neal will entertain th nimi:.ii

J Whist club this evening at the home (of the latter on south fifteenth

street. A building permit was issued this morning to F.X.Hiieltineforafram

house on the south side of Randolph ;

Pan.Amorl-

which they will spend the summer at

Casselton, V ermont, on lake Cham-

plain.

The excursion trains for the picnic of the employes of the lawn mower

factories at Economy Sunday leave

this city at U a. m. and returnat 8 p m. It is to be a quiet, family affair

The fare is 40 cents for the round

trip.

Indianapolis Journal: The C. R.

& m. railroad company has started a

lartre force of graders between Peru and Converse and will carry the

work of construction along with great activity. Cars are to be run

o Peru by the end of the year.

A picnic will be held in the W. H,

wruiey woous on me u k. k si. on

Ju'y 4, by the Sunday school of St

John's Lutheran church, leaving the

south end depot at H:o0 and 1:30 and

returning at t and p. m. The fare

will be 15 cents for adults and 10

cents for children, for the round

trip.

One of the pretty things about the

trips to Highland park is the long

row of catalpa trees along the road.

A catalpa tree is one of the most un

graceful, scrawny, ugly trees of this

entire section, most of the year; but

the beauty of its flowers and their fraerance at this season of the year

make up for it all.

i ne loiiowmg iamuies held a pic

nic at the Glen yesterday afternoon:

John M. Lontz and wife. M. B. Ball

ard and wife, Charles Newlin and

wife, Finley Newlin and wife. C N

Tallant and wife and H. C. Tanner

and wif. An elegant supper was served at 6 o'clock, and a most en

joyable afternoon was spent by all

those present.

Ihe board of monument regents

meets at Indianapolis tomorrow for a reorganizition made necessary bv

the death of Colonel Knettier, who

was president of the board. Ben

Starr of this city is a member of tbe

board. Part of the business of the

meeting win oe tne election or a

president. Mr. Starr will be present

at the meeting.

Eaton Register: The franchise for

the extension of the Dayton & West

ern traction line to Richmond will

be submitted to the traction com

pany this week. There has been a

little delay in the matter owing to

some objections being made in regard

to the right of way, but these differ

ence s have been adjusted and the

franchise is now ready for approval

by the company.

Braialeaa Hot

No convincing proof 1 yet been

piven that any pnrtieulKrtion of

the brain U exclusively teemed h Intellectual operations. CI the n;. promiu .. representative ihe dwiu dllng band who still refusk believe In the localization even ofte motor functions, has lately pnbli an Interesting paper containing results of observations on a nioukq which

was careiuny w"-" or i years after the reuiotl of the great- part of the gray natter of the niidd. and

anterior porous of the left bemfthere of the wain- The character oithe animal, whose little tricks and pul- . . mttll K,. ....

larmes; Biuuieu ror niohs

Jtf&ert. ATmMSfeentlrely'-n.

tered. On the other hami. mTZ). U

f movement on tl rlKbt Hs

. - J w.

very noticeable vm 1 "J:?"

certnln'nTnsWss in ' theto "moVenfi! i In actions requiring only-one hand!

the right was nev-r willingly employed, ami it evidently cost the animal a great effort to; use It. Refore the operation It woMd give either the right or left hand when asked for 4tAfter the operatjm it always gave

tbe left until by tfiong course of train

or lumps of suar

ards of virtue. It

NATIONAL. I.KAGl'K.

IL U.K.

Clubs.

It.-tuu. WilI.H

IloKt.lU. I.AWW.U 10 1

UuiiiT". l..ls..ii f, ii, 4

NVff Yrk, Mtthn-..n ...........5 0 3

Pitts'.urc, Lwv. r i in 5

K'ulli-U in snh. ilnrkm-Ks.;

lMiil.id.-li.hi.i. Ix.noliuc .....2 2

St. I ..mis. J.ill.'S ti 11 u Brooklyn, lli juwn lo 1:1 2

incitiiKiti. I'li.lujis u lo t STAMIIMi OK Cl.inS.

riarmL V..u. Irfwf. Vt.

Plttolmrg 4; 2H St. lii 47 it". N.-r York ;r. 21

bilud-lili!a 4. l't

Mr.H.klvii 45 23

t'iuoiinuni 42 2t B.wtou is

Ulcago 4U IS

21 IS

21 HI

.5.VI ..'i.B .11 .511 .4Tf, .4C UW7

LEAGLt r. n.E a 6 ;

to :

AMKUICAX Cluhs. lln-lier.

Bostou. Vintrs

Chicago, t'ull.tliKn ...

BiUtlmor. l ori-uian .

Milwaukee. 1 'stinjrs 3 10 2 Washington. Tatten 7 13 2 Ik-troit. Siovi-r 2 5 5

Philatlt'lphta. Fraer 4 7 3 Cleveland. Hart 3 5

STANDING OK Cl.VItS. 1'layeiL Won. Lost. Tct.

Chicago 4i Host. .ii 41 riiiluU'lluia 44 Vaslimt;l;n H-S

iH-troit 4 1 li.-iltiiiiore ." Milwaukee 45

Cleveland 43

31 23 23 20 11 lit 15

is 21 IS 2 22 2! 2S

..! ..Kit .523 V21 .474 .4.ii .:t."ni .34 ;

W K S T K 1 1 N ASSOCI ATI O N . Chilis. 1'iteliers. It. U.K.

Louisville. Weylilns 7 14 2 Marion. MeFarlauU 3 8 1 Kort Wayne, Khret 5 11 4

ColuinliUM, llliaius 4 i 4

Toledo at Indianapolis Kain. WUeeliiiK at Dayton Uaiu.

STAXDINiS OF CI.l'BS.

l'layed. Won. Lost. Pot. Indianapolis ..4! X 14 .714 Louisville 51 31 211 .ios Wheeling 4! 27 22 .551 Davton 4S 24 24 .iK Tid'eda 47 21 2( .447 Marlon 47 l'J 2H .44 Kort Wayne 51 21 30 .402 Coluiulius 50 18 32 .3U0

People's Exchange. ADVERTISEMENTS tinder the head o. anted Situationa, male or female hel wanted, lost, when not exceedinar four linen, iu

verted free in these colums. All "ada" for rea entaie Kales, houses for rent, financial ano

miscellaneous wants inserted tor 6 cents a Una each insertion.

SToaAQ -Grtuid floor sixteenth

ana main, v ern Smith. f

Wanted Womav. to do house i- : n r. , ; i Vk.

wora. iu smaii laiunj, vnortn six

teenth street.

(jlraiiMiiolhcr Dennis'

DEDUCE

NOT BY EATING LESS, BUT. BY

LETTING US HELP PAY THE BILL

We are not giviriir tickets or stnmns for some novelty or luxury for which you have

no special use, or that can he jnhed onto you at an extravagant price, hut for some

thing useful and staple, which you must have every day and of which you know the actual value

We are eiviner a 5 Cent Tu:lpt with every Dollar Cash Purchase at

our store, which Tic kt w It be acctp!ed as Cash AT ANY GROCERY IN THE CITY.

At the same time we are offering you a clean, honest, up-to-date and absolutely

Seccnd to None in the City, and at Prices as low as you can find anywhere.

Ascertain the Truth of this Statement by Investigating.

Neff &"Noslbayinn) Shoe Dealers,

710 MAIN STREET.

RICHMOND. INDIANA

OOOCSOOOO

PUltK

HOP Y12AST

riib rra

sprvel as the

learned again to jV-rflj;lJt. Professor G. N. Stewartin Popular Science

Monthlj-.

An American Salon.

TLere Is talk nuiong artists tnd

persons Interestetl in art of Uie estob-

lialiment in Washington of an Aiirri

can nalion.il gallery which shall Oo for

this country what the national gah-ry

does In London and the Louvrt In Paris. In spite of the fact that the

American capital Is not the Amert-an

metropolis Washington seems to be

the inevitable home of such a gak-ry when It comes, and It is surely inning. The present movement is crtlited by the newspapers with the lupport of many of the ablest of Arevl-

can painters and sculptors. A comnit-

tee which has It In charge Ineluds in Its membership Sargent, Whistler, La Farge, Dielman, Alexander. Maenon-

nles and many others. That t here s a great future for art In America nojnc

can doubt, but due appreciation la till lacking In this Country for the wott of our own men, and the highest sumss in art does not yet bring In this ona try rewards In reputation or In mey

comparable to those attainable In Eu

rope. New York still runs after for

eign painters, somewhat to the negct of men as good and In many cases better at home. E. S. Martin In Harm's

Weekly. v

Japan's Official Ljuia-nag-e. !f It may be news to many to hear tit

English Is the language of the Jait-

nese foreign office In Its Intereouts with foreign diplomatists and even li

Its telegraphic correspondence with Id

own representatives abroad. All tefe grams from Tokyo to the foreigj agents of Japan are written and d

phered In English and replied to In the same manner, though if the foreign

minister has occasion to send a written

dispatch this, as a rule. Is In Jbds-

nese, which may be said to be a clDhet

In Itself. Important dispatches from

uowntng street are of course always

taKen to their destination, especially If It be in Europe, by a special king's

messenger, but from Tokyo ther are

simply sent out In the form of a regis-

terea letter. The United States gov

ernment taces a middle course. " It

commits its dispatches to the personal

care or the captains of the Atlantic

liners. Dy whom they are then for

warded to a special agent In London

"is omce is m 1 rata I car soiijj re-

men sees to their further dispatch and

aeuvery. London Chronicle.

For sale oy Groce s

all First Class

q nu i gSBpx.

Sale

is attracting

attention

lots

o o o

IS f CD Of

V:..

ill

The only man who cannot take ad

vantage of the opportunities we offer

If you are in need of an accommodation

you can take advantage of what we offer

oy coming to us for a loan. If you havt

household goods or chattels of any kind.

i salaried position or somet iinsr of value

vou have ample security for a loan witl

as. Payments can be made weekly o:

iionthlp for ten months.

All business strictly confidential. RICHMOND LOAN CO (Established 196) Room 8, Colonial Buildinp

Home Phone. 445 Main and 7th sts

Cheap Soap.

ien bars lamilv favorite CTeen

laundry soap for acuig: heavy bars, j

JUKF s. Sixth and Main.

Baked Ham.

i ne ham we sell you is " not raw.

but is thoroughly cooked done. It

is delicious. Try it.

junl3dl0t Hadlkt Bros.

I have now a supply of anthracite

coal coming-. Please give me a call and I will irive you prices for June

delivery low as the lowest.

Philip Bbookcxs, tf 39 south sixth street.

Frased br HIa Hratr'i Tronaerm.

I am grad to see." said tbe Chii

awjir. -inai tne judges of the higher

courts of New York wear gowns. They

mr a uisuuci a ui to lawyers arguing

The justices of the Illinois sunreme

court do not wear gowns. I came near losing the last ease I -argued before that bench because of the eloquent

irousers worn oy one of the judges.

iney were wonderfnl to behold, and

so wide were the stripes and so strik

s tut: pauern or tne clotn that to

save me I could not keen from wan

dering bow a man holding a hiirh offi

and coming In contact constantly rruy.

men of good taste could have th

hardihood to wear such flashy gar

ments while sitting In a court of justice.

"Naturally such mental SDecnlarirm

ME TO-DAY Is worth

'two to-snorrow," sals!

a wise proverb maker Can yon afford to wait? -Why i ot start a Savings Account at once, and yon will have an earning asset over rearfy for no in case of emergency or easiness oppertonities. laterest allowed en Savlags Aceoonts.J

JENNIE S. IBAUGH, i . . DRESSMAKER

Fur Work Specialty 16 N. 8th St.

As we already know next se; so l's styles

of Fur Wraps, now is the time to hav alterations made before laying furs away

Facilities lor making Furs are much bet

ter now than in the Fall.

are

Q selling lots of sum-

mer noes ana sup-

V Shoes and prices

O O O O O O O O

ror

rhoes and prices seem to catch the people's eyes. You also should take advantage of the good tilings .-offered .'it greatly reduced prices. Take a look at the I9e low shoes, small sizes only. I red I'. lull m: u. 718 MAIN ST.

G O G

OOOOSOOO

DR. FENNER'S

Blood & Liver

REMEDY AND

NERVE TONIC.

i ii-rr

4J -f

not I I

Need

A Thin "Cpa

'Mjininnier,

nothing lietter than

a Skeleton

made III

It i comfort l'ltfvi,.. .-on C ull

"bear t wear a lined co:n j lne ii smull ....... .

We are earning Ihe lest klinls ot n

coats and vests. You will I surprisol to find that such eiccllcnt mialilies and fiuefilli g garments can lie hail ready to wear.

Single lireasted Coats and Vests, $3.50, $4.00 to $7.50 Double Breasted Coats, $5, $6, $7. Flannel Coats and Pants, $7.50 to $10

6abkMm(l

WOULDN'T THIS FREEZE YOU?

RefrSg

ANOTHER erator

A 500 lb. Ice Bool! Free

With every Refnererator. larcre orll small, without extra chartre Ito

you, and the bast Refrigerator made. TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT STYLES. This sale closes June 20th.

Jones Hardware Co,

923-929 North E St Corner To nth

1 t

did not add aajr streAsth to mjr argn-