Richmond Palladium (Daily), 22 November 1901 — Page 8
RICIOIOND DAILY PALLADIUM FKIDAY yOVEMBH 22. 1901.
OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SELL THE BEST SOOOS -yt r,-t;sX rs,-.:-t l,TME MARKET . . .
How the World Moves Only a few years ago everybody bought coffee green and roasted it at home. Now bow many persons will you meet who have never seen cofee in the green state? Coffee roasting and coffee blending has got to be quite an art. We will not tell you our coffees are "the best.' Everytxxly lays claim to that distinction, and everybody cannot be right. All we ask is a trial, and if your purchase proves satisfactory, we feel sure that your relations will be lasting ; if not, all the argument in the world would not prevail. GIVE US A TKIAL,. john f. McCarthy
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We g-et our Thanksgiving Turkeys dirdci from the best farmers.
w If you leave your order with U3 you will be sure to f) get a good cue. A OUT? CR AX BETi RIES ar the finest, so are all g all our other tiimmiDgs for j our Thanksgiving dinner. Q ; '0 r-TIW. E HASTINGS
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MATHER BROS. CO. Can furnish you COAL PROMPTLY. They have coal to burn. PHONE 49.
SMITH & SHERMAN!
712 MAIN STREET.
Coats, Suits, 'Furs, Skirts, y And everything ready to wear for ladies. ,
Uoats ! Uoats ! Uoats ! Every day brings in more new coats. We carry the best assorted line ever shown in the city for the money.
Suits! Suits! Suits! We are showing the latest style of Walking and Dress Suits. Come in and let us convince you.
Bath Robes and Dressing Sacks. This is the time of year when bath robes and dressing sacks !are in demand. We have them in all colors and all pricts. Kid Gloves. See our assorted line of kid gloves. This weather also calls for wool 1 l i it
Smith- & Sherman
Preserve Your f11.'3 th.em bere Jt 1 for laundering. CiOtheS Our method are the same as those in the home laundry, but with skilled help and greater facilities we reach results which are unattainable elsewhere. The proprietor of EUclimoncl Steam Laundry solicits your work, confident in his ability to give perfect satisfaction. : Carpet cleaning also done here. -
Pep p I e's Exchange. All advertisements under the abov head, such as "wanted," "for sale," lost," &c, will be gien one insertion free, to Palladium subscribers.
THE DELEGATES Who They Are and Where They Are Complete List. The Y. M. C. A. delegates are nearly all here now and below we give a full list to date in addition to the one we eave vesterdav. The
plas to which they were assigned
will betouna on record at the -m-mercial club rooms at the Westcott. E. A. Palmer, Valparaiso. V. B. SuSlios, Valparaiso. C. S. Whitehead, Valparaiso.
E. V. ttidgley, Valparaiso. Kov J. Baker, Valparaiso. F. M. Enslen, Ft. Wayne. Joo. V. Pitts, jr., Valparaiso. Geo. Lambert, Elkhart. V. L. Helms, Elknart. John S Bordner, Bioomington. Chas. Atbers, Bioomington. Joseph Sirain, Bioomington. L. H, Weir. Bioomington. J. H. Bradrick, Craw fords ville James P. Swayne, Bioomington. J. B. Modesett, Crawfordsville. Sheron Luzuke, Crawfordsville. Guy M. Wells, Crawfordsville. Curtis Merriman, Blooinioglon. George E. Corrothers, Bloomington. C. C. Marsh, Marion. Arthur Hall, Marion. E. T. Stretcher, Marion. Ralfeh Wolf. Marion. Will Yeo, El wood, Fred L. Virtue, Indiana University. Guy C; n' ell, Indiana University. Hoy Shuckleton, Indiana University. James Ii. Branson, Indiana University. Bert Stick, Marion. William Odell, Indianapolis. M. E. Haggerty, Indianapolis. F. C. Walker, DePauw. Ben Riley, DePauw, Homer Irving, DePauw.' Joseph lglenart, DePauw. Leslie R. Naftzger, DePauw. Henry Kellogg, Rose Polytechnic. John Cushman, Ros Polytechnic. James Leffel, Iodianapolis. Frank Shields, Franklin. Carl Johnson, Franklin. Willard Hendricksen, Franklin. H. D. McCoslan, Purdue. H. M. Gwin, Purdue. E. E. Young, Purdue. W, S. Hall, Purdue. A. E. Peebles, Purdue. Bruce Hoskinson, Union Christian. Warren Sarber, Union Christian. L. Huxtable, Purdue. I. N. Thomas, Evansville. E. D. Mickey, Union Christian. O. C. Bradbury, Purdue. T. G. Pierson. Spencer. L. J. Kirby, Purdue. Charles D. Hurrey, Indiana University. F. B. Johnson, Indiana University. Issac Wilson, Richmond. C. S. Rhoades, Purdue. W. R. Snyder, Muncie. Albert L. Copeland. Earlham. J. B. Truster, Culver. A. R. Nowells, Culver. Ralph Mowbrav, Culver. A. F. Flint, Culver. M. S. Lmntagg, Culver. H. N. Wright, Earlham. Allen Totnlinson, Earlham. Charles N. Combs, Indiana Medical college. George W. Lee, Indiana Medical college. E. Albertson, Earlham. J. E. Neighbor, Indianapolis. Rosroe E Woods, Wabash. G. A. Morris, Marion. . Lawrence Iladley, Eirlham. J. R. Kerr, Oakland. Arthur Dsvore, Indianapolis. C. S. Rhoads and wife, Indianapolis. E. P. Myers, El wood. E. E. Garber, Kokoino. W. T. Haines, Anderson. G. S. Raone, Hanover. D. D. Tallman, Hanover. C. Hettler, Ft. Wavne. Mr. J. W. Burns. Ft. Wayne. Henrietta A. Mayo, Indianapolis C. C. Campbell, Indianapolis. Claude Kicnick, Terre Haute. J. B. Hessong, Terre Haute. Jerome lsenberg, Terre Haute. Mrs. W. C. Oldbridge, Icdiaraapo lis.. Miss Ida Slider, Indianapolis. Miss Lulu Sitp. Indianapolis. ,
J Harry fuller, Wabash. I R. B. Nicholson, Lafayette. j Henry Ostrom. Greencastle. i R. A. Mauk, Ft. Wayne.
Samuel Jones, Knightston. E. W. Moreland, Alexandria. Mrs. Jessie Harris, Terre Haute.
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Thanksgiving Offerings.
We will always endeavor to make each Thank-giving a p'easatit remembrance to our tn uy patrons bv eivipff special barsfR ins iu the various departments of our great store, and we waut - m -- I I - I. . 1 . .. in notlinff 1 TIT AT
this, rur nrst j. nan kr giving, to re one oi our oiggesu o tate grtjat uicavuio iu i'"us ... tention to the following Thanksgiving bargains:
Storage Ground floor, sixteenth and Main. Vera Smith. tf For Sale Belgian Hares at 20 N. 20 Street. For Rent Five room house, 330 south ninth street. Call at 306 north ninth street. For Re xt Furnished rooms at 31 north second street. For Sale First class barber chair, cheap for cash. See H. EL Koliing. New nuts, figs and dates, crop 1901, at Prices.
Florida oranges, malaga grapes and California persimons at Prices.
To the Public. Allow me to say a few words in praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I can recommend it with the utmost confidence. It has done good work for me and will do the same for others. I had a very severe cough and cold and feared I would get pneumonia, but after taking the second dose of this medicine I felt better, three bottles of it cured my cold and the pains in my chest disappeared entirely. I am most respectfully yours for health, Ralph S. Meters, 64 Thirty-seventh street. Wheeling, W. Va. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. and W. H. Sudhoff.
Ladies' Seal Plush, mercerized lined, fur trimmed Capes f l.'. Seal riush, fancy beaded, braided, fur trimmed 2.4$ Ladies' Kersey Capes, blue and red. fur trimmed 1.25 Heavy Beaver Capes l.V Double Capes, cloth, tur trimmed and braided .9
Fur trimmed Beaver Capes
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Double Capes, cloth, fur trimmed and braided 4.50
Extra long Crush Seal Plush, fur trimmed ..........
Fur Boas, 6 tails
5.SW 1.50
Pine electric seal, marten tiimmed Collarettes 4-OJ Fine electric seal, marten trimmed Collarettes, 8 tails 4,. 9 A very nice Walking Skirt, Kersev, cloth, only . . . 125 Extra heavy Walking Skirt H-iuch flounce Beautiful Kerseys in gray, heavy ..... 8.50 Beantiful Kersey Skirt, satin trimmed flounce ..... "2.VH Ladies Dress Skirts in blue, red, green and blick novelties 1.9S Good heavy Petticoat . AH
l ine mercerized Sateen Petticoats 5sc and f US e.iutiful shadow silk Skirts ...... 1 !W Men's Duck Coats 75 Men's Iuck Coats and Vests ! Mea's 12-ounce Duck Coats in black ... .5S Men's Duck Overcoats ' 18S v Ladies fur trimmed Komeo house Slip-.., yers, blue, black, red, brown .... Ladits fur trimmed black Juliette . .75 Ladies' fur trimmed Slippers in brown and black ............. .75 Ladies' dongola beaver top shoes, warm lined . . . ............ .75 Ladies' beaver top, common sense toe, warm lined slices .......... .75 Ladies' leaver top, common sense.toe, warm lined shoes . ......... 1.25 Ladies' dongola k id, beaver top, . warm lined Ladies Velour calf, beaver top, warm lined 1.50 Little gir's extra heavy calfskin Shoes. button or lace, 8c and . 1.25 Men's rolled edge, snag proof Felts and Overs l.H Men's light weight Rubber Boots, first quality .250
Always bargains in the Dry Goods Department. Remember, you can alwajs buy more at the Hoosier for less money than anywhere else in town. A. W. GREGG, Cor. 6th and Main, Richmond
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Prevailing Prices For Grain, PpitIinim ami L.ivcitocl. on Nov. .21
In lianapoltH Cirain and Livestock. Wheat V'(tn. 76c: No. 2 red. Mailjr, 74;,c. Corn steady ; So. mixed. o'vs Oal Firm; -No. 2 miicit. la'e. Cat lie li lily at li.r&ati.la. Hogr Swmly at M.T5!a.J theep Steady at $l.Jru..r5. Lain be s-teady at Chieasto Urain anil Provisions.
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BARGAIN In Vp.ln St. Eu&.ness Property In Choice Location
Come Quick and Learn Particulars.
W. H. Bradbury & Soe Weatcott Block.
Closing cash mai tel Wheat, "l?ie; corn, aot: ouu, X ; pork, 1-10; lard, a.(flt. riba. t'.ea. Loniavilie Cirain and Lifvoatockv. Wheat No. red and longberry, 7 e. . , Corn No. 1 wuite. Oiic ; No. 1 mixed, 67c Oat No. t mixed 4ao: No. X while, 47c Cattle Dull at ti.XxaA.3Z. Hoits Steady at W.50isi.W. Sheep Steady at laal.40. UmtM-susatly at i.5o.C0 Cincinnati Urain and L.iveMock.2 Wheat Firm; No. I red. 761,.-, Corn Firm; No. mixed. & Uata steady: No. 1 mixed, tic Cattle Dull at 1.7.V-'.n. Huiir-Active at ti.lv oAtl. sheep Dull at l.z.'9z.lW.
Chicago Livestock. Cattle Active: sieer, Htf-si; atocltera au l feeder, . Hji siely at $4.'t-ia saeep .-to-iiiy it .i.33i. liuu. Mean at lo 4.75 New Vork Livestoclt ( altle :ea.!r ai :LtXi.au. Ui-' Quiet -t .i. , Sneep .-io at 2.J3S-2j. ' Ljamoo fieiiiiy at t l-iViH-Tj. . Kwt liuftiilo Livet-tock. Cattle stea!y at 3 (aA.10. lJ, Active at tj.(i. Sll.pIull al tl..V3.4). Lambs Dull t JCijoO. Toledo Grain. Wheat Firm : cash. 76!c; Dee 7tffc( Cora Active; No. Seash, 6c Oats Active: No. cat ic.
Go to the K. of P. temple to buy your . Christ mas presents, at the Rathbope Sisters fair, evenings of Not. 26 and 27 and afternoon and vening of the 28th. 21-St
"Some ypars ago while at Martinsburg, W. Va , I was taken with cholera morbus, which was followed by diarrhoea The doctor's midicine did me no sood. I was advised to get a bottle f Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which I did, and it cured me ound and well." G. A. Morris, Embreeville, Pa. Sold bv A. G. Luken & Co. and V. H. Sudhoff & Co.
Ice cream and soda are still in season at Prices. Is l ' Try the Union Ice Co. for all kinds of coaL 19 10t An elegant oyster, stew or fry at Prices.
New
Books...
Large shipment of WALL . . PAPER spring: styles just received Fountain Pens The bst made. Every pen i guaranteed to"wii'e all light." Artistic Picture Framing a specialty. Ellwood Morris & Co. 720 Main St
15. Cochrane,' -D. D.S.
There Is No Excuse For your having bad, u-ly teeth o mar your beauty and ruin )'our health. If you are timid you net d have nofear, for we are prepared to do perfectly painless dentistry, aud if your means are limited, here is tbe place to come, for our prices are mure than reasonable for the kird of work we do. This is tbe way all my patients talk: IV. Cochrane extracted nine teetf fur me entirely without pain, and 1 suffered no bad after result. MK. N. H. K1VLLV, an North 17th St., City. Compare these prices with what ou formerly paid: Oh. Sat af Taatk aa raaaar 18K Gala Crawa - 4.00 22 K Bala Orawa - S.OO eda Fillinfla - IIMU Silver Flllinga - SOa aaa Teth Cxtraotea, S6a aa AO Remember, all work is guaranteed. I will forfeit f2o for v to. 1 h I can not extract without pain. R. B. Cck hrane, D.D.S. Er-i.ar irrut"d and B0(iT-d rCiUt. Roftns 14 acd 19, Colonial B idling Be sure you vet the ijrrit room
The nunlrs are on the door.
H.H.Meerhoff SAXITABY Steam and Hot Water Heating SEWEBAGE.ETC See ns for Estimates. Phone 46. 9 8. Ninth
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