Richmond Palladium (Daily), 25 September 1901 — Page 4

KICIIMOXD DAILY PALLADIUM, AVI D ESDAY, SEPEMBER 25, 1001.

OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SELL THE BEST GOODS ... IN THE MARKET ...

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Jersey Sweet Potatoes

Cape Cod Cranberries Spanish Onions au th finest qu&iny. and be ; Indiana Pumpkins glad to fiU your orders. Come or,"'food,uc"dof'!;IIcllKan Peaclies

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In the city You will have GOOD PICKLES if you see us

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DUBLIN. . Thornburg preached his first sermon at the Radical U. B. church Sunday a. tn. Walter Knipe of "Wichita, Kansas, is here visiting parents, old home and friends. Miss Hazel McGath has been wrestling with a case of malarial fever for a week or more. Solomon Cripe who has been visiting his children ia Chicago all sum mer came here a week or so ago to his old home. Rev. Hobson preached his first sermon in the Liberal U. B. church Sunday for this year. Dr. S:n.th. an old physician from Metam r, lud , has moved here and has taken charge of the drug store recently, of James Hatfield, and will att nd to it in connection with his practice. Nearly or quite ali the empty houses in Dublin are now occupied. Marshal, son of Mr. and .'rs. Casper Green, took sick Saturday morning and died in the evening. He was their only chiid. He was 17 years of age and had not been in good health for same time. Mr. Jones and family from Ridge farm, Illinois, was here all last week on a visit to Charley King and family, being a brother-in-law. Mr. Jones is a large farmer in Vermillion county, 111. His brother-in-law, Mr. King, spent the week in taking him about over the country letting him see some of our fine Indiana laud aud farms, our good grayel roads, a thing they never enjoy in the portion of Illinois in which Mr. Jones lives. Mr. King and Mr. Jones attended the state fair on Thursday which within itself was a big thing. Dr. Champe of Dublin received the sad news of his brother, Lafayette Champe's death, at Garnett, Kan,, the first of last week. He was the last living member of the family save that of Dr. Champe, living here. It was sad news to his brother here. Appropriate services were held hre on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday afternoon of last week over the funeral of the President.

(The reason services were held in the

M. t, church Wtonesday was from the fact that Rev. Pierce cou'd not be here on Wednesday, as be was to attend the reunion of his regiment, the 84th Iddiana. which met at Winchester ou Thursday. Kirkpatrick and his gang of hands resumed work again on Saturday last, in the laying cf our pavements. The work no doubt will now be pushed to a finish, as the contractors have other jobs awaiting them. The' are doing some fine work, from the appearance of the pavements when perfectly dry. Much work is yet to do in finishing the grade outside of the pavements by the citizens, but when all is finished our streets will couupete in appearance with the best.

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Prevailing Price For Grain. Prottaions and Livestock, on Sept. 2 ft.

liMlianapolia Grain and LivftM-k. Wheat Wauu, Too; No. 2 rvti, steady. Corn Steadr; No. 2 Eiixrd. 5e. Oats Strong; No. 2 m.xi, SOViC Cattl I'uil at 2.T.Vtj... Hi ji Steady at iwy7.'-J-Sbwp ST-aJy at il. yiX25. Lambs Su-ady at J4.i"j4.s3k

Cbicaso Grain and Provision.

Wheat Stj't 1 w. May "urn Sept. 1 HfC. ..... May nuts S.-jit- .... I Mav I'urk

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Closinsi -as!i m.irki't Wheat. iiV: corn, 37l-; mt-, ;;4vs,-; pork, 14.'X; lard, flu; ribs, $V.7. Ixuisville Grain and Livestock. Wkat-Xo. 2 red and longberry, 71c. Corn No. 2 white. !; No. 2 niiit-U, C2c. t No. 2 mixeJ. 4ie; No. 2 white, 41c Cjittie l'ull ill S2.23Ai4.iiO. Hojrs Kirui at 4.3v. 7.13. 8Ue" Slow at $2'i2.73. tiiubs Steady at $2.30(i4.50.

Williams' Shoe Store. Four Days' Sale On Men's $3.50 Shoes at $2.88

Wednesday

Cincinnati Grain and Livestock. Wheat (Juift: No. 2 red, 73c. Com Steady : No. 2 mixed, tjlc. Oats rxill; Xo, 2 mixed. :tsc. t'attle Lower at $1.735.25. Hob Active at 4.Xi7.23. Sheep Sready at 1.2.ViK..H5. Lambs Steady at 42.304.73.

Chicago Livestock. Cattle Steady; steers, $4.406.60; stock(rs and feeders, ?2.3nfi4.. Us Strong at ?4'fi7.27. Shep Steudy at 1 a.i. 00. Luuibs Steady at $H.73'i5.

New York Livestock. Cattte Steady at 4.-VV:i3.0O. Ilosr Weak at $';..;i'..7:. Shwp Slow at $2.3i'(a.(. Laiulis steady at l.l-j3.30.

KtiKt 1'uflali) Livestock. Cattle Steady at .SuruS-bU. Km'--Slow at S'.'-,;7.4."i. Sheep-luil at :.l.Vrj:i.03. LauiUs JUud at 4!u4.s3.

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Saturday

Summer Complaint Is not always brought about by change of air and water. The "'stay-at-homfs" are just as susceptible to diarrhoea; due, generally, to overeating, as unripe fruits, etc. ; and, drinking ice water, all accompanied by painful bowel discharges; and, if not checked, results seriously. Perry Davis' Pain Killer is the only purely reliable remedy. 25 and 50c.

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SILVER 2, NICKEL ---PLATING---We have large facilities for d irg all V inds of Electro, Silver and Nickel Plating. Let us figure with you.

Our work, will please you, and our price will be right.

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Yearly Iee iug; Kil Glove Sale at lvi.ollenberg'r. Take Rocky Mountain Tea. See it pxterminate poison. Foel it revitalize your blood aed nerves and bring back that happy, joyous feelitg of boyhood days. 35c. Ask your druggist. Notice to the Public. On and after Octooer 1, 19tl, street car tickets will not be sold by conductors and motormen, but may ce had during business hours at Ross" drug store, near eighth and Main streets, at the present rate of six for 25 cents. Richmond Street and Intercrbn Railroad Co. 23 tf

L4TKST IOTSlTIONS Chicago, 111, Spt. 25 Whea', 08. Corn, 57i. Oat, 3l. Lard, Toledo, O., Sept. 25, Wheat, A YO U N G LADY'S I.IFK SAVED At I'aiinma, Columbia, by CbauiberlaifiV Colic, Cliolera and Diarrlioea ltemedy. Dr. Chas. If. Utter, a prominent pbysiciai., of Panama, Columbia, in a recent letter states: "Last Mach I had as a patient a young lady sixteen years of age. who had a yery bad attack of dysentery. Everything I prescribed for her proved ineffectual and she was growing wors? every hour. Her parents were sure she would die. She had become so weak that she could not turn over in bed. What to do at this critical moment was a tudy for me, but I thought of Chamberlain's Coli Cholera aDd Diarrhoea R medy ard as a last resort prescribed it. " The most wonderful result was erfccied. Within eight hours she was feeling much better; iDside of three davs she was upon her feet ard at itie end of one week was entirely well." For sa!e bv A. G. Luken 3cCo. and W. H. Sudhoff.

Greatest Sale of Men's Shoes Ever Made in This Store. 3" 8 pairs of $3 50 shoe?, each pair worth every cent of it, too. Not oitls and ends or s'ap w rn proods, but new and clean fehoes. srood styles aud coinpte;e lots Nora rusty shoe in tbe ntferirg. Tne leith-rs a'-: Velour Calfskin, Box Calt and Vici. The fi-ier and yet 'h most substantial leathers used in making obs : : : : : : : : Every pair guaranteed to give- sati factory service. Some have extra heavy so'es, s-iTjie mt'iiutn weight, some l'j;ht : some are wide extension soles, some are close trniwed, some laced and some uttoied. All are fashionable toes. Thev are shoes which any m n niy wear and feel that his tcet are well and stylishly dressed. Sizes to fit all feet wearing from 5 to 11, A to E. The sale lasts only the balance v f this week. If you don't need shoes now 'twill pay you to buy one or more ptirs to keep until you do need them. 724 MAIN 8TREET.

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People's Exchange.

Live Stock Sale. Twenty head of choice short horn cows. Five head of spring calves. Five head of choice driving horses and mares. Will be sold at public sale at Reidston dairy, cne mile east of Centerville. on Wednesday, October 2nd, sale beginning at 1 o'clock sharp. Here is an opportunity to secure choice stock. tf Reidston Dairy.

All advertisements under the above head, such as "wanted," ' for sale," ! lost," &c, will be given one insertion " free, to Palladium subscribers. j Storage Ground flor, sixteenth ' and Main. Vern Smith. tf . I

Wanted Two men at 2021 north F street.

Wanted- Immediately two bell boys at the Westcott. " j Lost A pair of black pants

Finder please return to Loehr & Klute.

For Sale Tsvo yearling colts. Call phone 1040. 25d4twlt

We are glad to announce a - - - -fine display of LADIES' NECKWEAR All new novelties, STOCKS, Bows, Four-in-hand, PERSIAN SQUARES, Golf Stocks, String Ties, Butterfly Bows . . .

WE AW) AWOl'ME A Sl'EtlAL SALE Or KID GLOVES F-r the rest of the week, all fitted to the hand. We call special attention to ovr fi.OO English Walking Glcves which e offer for Sl.oO per pair. New arrivals in Suits and Fancy Silk Dress Waists. , VIH)l !'silop ... ' SMITH & SHERMAN, dIREE1'

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All This Week andTSaturday Night. EH Prijr CPCPIAI Lot Mosquitare Kid Gloves in SU ULIll OrLUIHL black, white fnd lemon col- Cfln ors, worth $1.25 to $1.50, to close the lot they go at 3Uu

QR PCMT CDCPIAI Notie Kid Gloves, the best dollar 03 UCllI Or CUlAL kid ever made; all colors OQp and sizes; for thi3 sale you get them at Owu SI.29 REAL FRENCH KID 25MroQ sold under $1.50; we have marked them for his sale OI1.&U

All Gloves warranted and fitted to the hand by expert fitters .....

Trading Stamps with all cash purchases.

L. JM1. JONES & CO., 717 TO 721 MAIN ST., RICHMOND