Richmond Palladium (Daily), 7 December 1901 — Page 5

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1901.

Richmond -Palladium

Saturday, dec. 7, 1901.

Indiana and Onto Weather Wa em notch. D. C. Dee. 7. For' Indiana Threpteninjf tonight and Sunday. For Ohio Snow in the north tocijrht, fair Ln the south. Sunday pen

t-rat iy la.r except snow in the north east, colder in the west.

LOCAL MENTION.

church

Dry wood. Mather Bros. Co.

jjarit glasses lor tne sun. uaner a

Spectacles correctly fitted at

Haner'e. ' Dry split wood for cook stoves Mather Bros. Co.

Drink Reid spring water this win

ter to ward off the grip.

Mrs. Jennie Hall is the guest of

relatives at Spiceland. Mr s., Fred Lemon is visiting Mrs Will Spencer at Muncie.'

Frank Reynolds of Williamsburg

was in the city yesterday. The Musical club meets Wednesday night at Pythian temple. People who drink Reid spring water never have typhoid fever. Electric house wiringour specialty. N. Baughman & Co., 522 Main street. 20-tf Get your Xmas photographs at Parsons', the leader, 704 Main street, Richmond. 2-tf Typewriters, all makes, for sale or rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyrrell, W. U. telegraph office. tf Mrs. H, H. Weist and Mrs M. F. Johnston have charge of the Musical program Wednesday night. Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and Miss Allie McCormack of New Castle are visiting with Richmond relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thornburg bave returned to New Castle after a few days' visit with local relatives. John Banks of Connersville has leased the Piper hotel at East Germantown for a period of ten years. The Get overall factory in the outh end will be ready for occupancy by the company on December VJ. At the Westcott hotel yesterday among the names appearing upon the register was "U. S.Grant" of Indianapolis. Earl Widup who has been at Martinsville for the past ten days Las improved a great deal in health and will soon be home.

The ladies of the Christian will serve dinner and supper day, Monday and Tuesday

Amas at Pythian temple. . Mr9. Emily L. Shugart of Massil Ion, O., arrived in the city last evening to remain until after the holidays with relatives and friends. There has been a light epidemic of measles in the western part of the county, but at the present time it appears to be nearing its end. Local clergymen may now make application for the half-fare rate which is annually accorded them. Applict tion must be made of the local ticket agent. The ladies of the Christian church

will serve dinner and supper Saturday. Monday and Tuesday before

Xmas at Pythian temple. Quite a number of men are now being employed at the city's electric light plant and the contractors say that every portion of the work is being rushed as fast as is possible. The Red Men of Ilagerstown held their annual game supper last evening in their hail and they had visitors from Richmond and almost every other town in the county. The affair was a pronounced success. . The flurry in the price of corn on the Chicago board of trade was apparent in a small degree in the local grain exchanges, and aocordicg to the proprietors there has been considerable trading going on yesterday and today. John Lackey is receiving entries every day for his horse sale at Cambridge City, which will , occur in March as usual. At this early day there aretoore that: two hundred horses consigned for the event, which means that the sale will be greater than ever before. - A number of the Jocal friends of Walter S. Elliott, now abroad filling vaudeville engagements, received in this morning's mail postal cards, mailed at Breslau, Germany. Upon the face embossed figures appear '1902," and beneath this "A Merry Christmas." The cards ? are seasonable greetings to his friends and they will be treasured as souvenirs for they are works of art. Charles Fox, a construction foreman on the C R. & M., who worked in Richmond and vicinity some months ago, got into serious trouble yesterday near Peru. He is accused, according to a report from that city, of using abusive language to one of the laborers, a negro. Fox was knocked down and seriously injured by- the negro who tied and. though shot at several times, was cot apprehended.. :,. ' ; : Next Wednesday evening occurs the recital of the Richmond Musical club undtr the supervision of Mrs. L F. Johnson and Mrs. H. H. WeisW Shakespeare in music is to be the theme tor the evening." Those who will take- part will be Mrs. Harry Downing, Miss Laura Gaston, Miss

Blanche Page, Mr. Frank BrafTett, 3Irs. Stanley Hughes," Mrs. Elmer Gormon ond Mrs. H. H. Weist. . Ernest Reynolds of Centerville wa here today. CoL C. E. Wiley of Bethel was in the city today on business. Mrs. II. H. Swift returned home from Chicago last evening. Harry Porter has returned from a visit with friends in Winchester. There was not a case of any sort tried in the city, police court today. Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Divis of Marion are the guests of Richmond friends. 4 Read Boston store ad today for the winner in the Shetland pony guessing contest. The City Mill Works which has been shut down for a short time will j

probably resume during the next week. Miss Belie Bunnell of Hagerstown was here yesterday en route to Asheville, N. C, to remain during the winer. Whitewater lodge of Odd Fellows had a very large attendance last night and the work in the second degree was excellently done. There were five candidates. The Shultz livery barn on south eleventh street is almost completed. Chalk Taylor, who has leased it expects to be ready for business before the first of the year. The Crary Tours, Illustrated Travel Talks, with moving pictures and il

lustrated songs at the First M. E. church next week, commencing Dec. 9th. The Richmond chorus and orchestra are giving much time in the preparation for their second concert and it promises to be as much of an ar tistic success as the recent event. George Manning, aired seveaty6ve years, living near Economy, died yesterday as a result of pneumonia. He was one of the best known men in northern Wayne county. The family of the Rev. S. R. Lyons, the new paster of the United Presbyterian church, arrived at noon today from Dayton, O., and are quartered in the parsonage, which had been prepared for them. - The ladies of the Christian church will conduct the services Sunday evening at K. P. Temple. An interesting program has been arranged consisting of short addresses, music and recitation. Every one cordially invited. Members of the Masonic lodges of

Cambridge City, Hagerstown, Cen

terville, Milton and other towns in

the county will come to Richmond next Tuesday in large numbers to attend the banquet of Richmond lodge

of Masons.

A car load of horses were shipped

from Cincinnati to E. M. Johnson of

Eaton yesterday. The annimals be

came panic stricken from fright in the Hamilton yards and in the stampede that followed twelve of the animals were killed. Auction sale of real estate of the late Samuel Crampton, Saturday. Dec. 14, 1901. Building 407 and 409 north fourteenth street, lot about 60x165. Two story double frame house on each side. Sale to begin at 2 p. m. on the premises. Frank Dilling, formerly of Wayne county and Richmond, who located at Marion a few years age in the candy business, has become one of the largest manufacturing confectioners in this section of the country. The Marion papers state that he is to enlarge his plant; As everybody knows who attended the lectures in the Second Presbyterian church last night, the Crary Tours are an unbounded success. The audience was large and enthusiastic. The pictures shown were beautiful. Altoona, Pa., Tribune. See them at First M. E. church next week. One of the best pieces of work from the brush of Frank Girardin is now on display in the window of Nolte & Kemper on Main street. It is an immense canvas and the subject is a landscape, a familiar spot in Glen Miller being faithfully presented. The Dicture has attracted much attention. Frank A. Jones, superintendent of public instruction of Indiana, has written to county superintendents informing them of a number of changes that will take ' place in the manner of conducting teachers' examinations after January 1. One of the new features will be the necessity of teachers taking examinations

only in the county in which they rede. - - -Y Was a Success. The supper given the young people of North A Street Friends church last evening was a pronounced success and a large number of people patronized the affair. The net profits from the enterprise, as shown by Harry Weber's financial report, amounted to $40.79. The warmest stove are at Junes Hardware Company.

Write Tills Down In the book of memory: There is no such thing as a harmless cough.

Every cough is a warning of a con

fidence that troes from bad to worse

uiless it is remedied right away.

Opium-laden medicine is a delusion. Allen's Lung Balsam cures the worst of colds. It cleans the bronchial passages, so that the lungs get plenty of air. Who not set a bottle today. The' Warmest stoves are at Jones Hardware Company.. , - . . . -y - Amateur PoloC - The polo teams of the Richmond Manufacturing company and the Richmond Shovel and TooJ company, played a game last night at west side rink. The contest resulted in a victory for the first named team by the score of 6 to 2.

The warmest stoves are at Jones Hardware , Company. . , , People's Exchange. All advertisements under the above head, such as "wanted," "for sale,"

lost," &c, will be given one insertion free, to Palladium subscribers.

Storage Ground floor, sixteenth and Main. Vern Smith. tf Wanted Girl for general housework, 219 north eleventh street.

For Sale A good south seventh.

surrey at 409

Wa.ntei An active lady in every town to take orders for "The Perfect Woman" the most reliable household medical guide in the market. Big profits to agents handling this book. Write at once for particblars. Manager, 1012 Majestic building, Chicago. nov30-3sat

Wanted A nee. John E.

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light purse I a heavy

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count With us is an antidote for worry and a safe'y fund for financial reverses, in sickness or In old age. We pay 3 per cent. Interst on savings deposits.

HeiskelFs Ointment He&ls the Skin.

Ptoyv it n a stubborn emmm of pimple. csrm tHtr, rripiM, alcra, or an roptton. Th ear u permanent M coot box, at driiMiete

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ar bv mill. Dootoaid.

with, Haiakaira Madicatad Soap.

R, B. Cochrane, D. 0. S. "Know Thyself." Is your mouth in a perfect, health v condition? If not, it is your duty to have it attended to at once. "There is nothing that mars the 'beauty and injures the health as much as nglv. decayed teeth. Our painless method a filling, extracting and crowning teeth have given ns the lead and should make you one of our patients.-? ; . Note these reasonable prices: . Seed Sot of Teeth on robber SS.OO 1SK Gold Crown - 4.00

SSK Gold arew - B.OO

Gold Fillings S1.00 Up liver Filllaao SO aod ua

Tenth Extracted, 2Sc and .SO

Remember, all work is guaranteed. I will forfeit 25 for toctn I can

not extract without pain. .

R. B. Cochrane, D.D.S. Rweu ar iruutrd and Registered Dentist.

Rooms 18 and 19, Colonial B ilding

Be sure von set the 'lent rooms

The numbers are on the door.

Office hours, 7 :30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Ev

enings i to H.30.

Phone 13$. Richmond, Ind.

Ready for Christmas With a Full Stock.

Make your selections now. There is wisdom in seizing the fiist chance to inspect our line, which is rich and overflowing with the choicest Holiday attractions. Our assortment of - New Books alone is worth your most Careful attention for it i3 gathered from all the wide fields of literature. The many artistic and popular styles of binding in which our line is offered this year insures pleasiue and profit for book buyers. Our line of Pictures and Art Goods is

also intensely interesting and attractive.

There are other articles thit particularly engage the attention of Christmas buyers. Such as Games, Leather Goods, Fine Statuary. Toilet and Manicure Sets, Vases, Fountain Pens, and countless pretty articles too numerous to mention, in all grades and styles, and at prices the most popular. We make a specialty ot artistic picture framing. Our equipment in this department is complete. We cordially invite early and frequent inspections. Ellwood Morris & Co. 720 Main St

IT's TIME TO GET YOUR HEAVY WEAR FOR WINTER IN FALL Suits and Overcoats.

You will find our stock surprisingly distinctive and original and at such low prices, considering: quality, that you will have no doubt in your mind that this store is eminently the one to be clothed from. Fall Suits in cheviots, cassimers and worsted all the new shades in stripes and checked $5 to 115. FALL OVERCOATS

Full back, rvith or without the yoke, long, $10 to $22.

46 and 48 inches

Medium length coats in black or blue kerseys and cheviots $5 to $ 14.

fancy

LOEHR & KLUTE 725 MAIN ST.

Her is Hon Here and at such a time it often happens that ready cash is badly needed. In such cases come to us at once. You can borrow money from us on your furniture, piano, team, fixtures or other personal property of value without removal. You can get any amount from $10 to $ 1(H. You can get it on short notice. You can have from three to twelve months' time. You can ray it back weekly, monthly, quarterly, or as you may desire. You will have the use of both the money and the property. You will be treated courteously. You will receive honorable, satisfactory dealings. Your business will be strictly confidential. If you owe a balance to any furuiture store we will advance you the money to pay them off. You can also get some additional money for other purposes, if you wish. Your payments will be so small that you will not feel them.

You can also make loans on diamonds, watches and other valuables left in

pledge.

We also make loans to salaried people who are liable firms, on their personal note without security.

permanently em ployed by re-

Do not fail to call on us when in need of money. RICmiOXD LOAN ESTABLISHKI) 1H(5.

CO.,

Room 8, Colonial Building, S. E. Cor. Main and 7th Sts. Home Phone 445.

jaMISTAV NOLIAW AT A ..

' I will nvr caaM sivia pralM far what Haiskall'a Ointment has don tor ma." Mrs. 6. E. Spanglar, 226 Madlon t Philadelphia.

Central Livery Stable.

UNDER NEW 3LVXAGE3IEXT. COACH SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY.

Prices n Coaches for Weddings and Parties made on application. Prices on Coaches for Funerals, $3.00 to any city cemetery, Price on Pall-bearer Coach, f4.00 to any city cemetery. : ; . We solicit a share of yonr patronage. Both Phones so 8? Gaar&Shurley - - '' -13 and 14 N. 8th St.

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Extract From the Cronaca Prealpina. The most famous pianist, Signor Amilcar Zanella, succeeded in accomplishing what has never been done before on any other make of a piano and a violin, that his most distinguished audience, composed mostly of aristocratic members assembled at the Grand Hotel Excelsior at Varese, Italy, were not only delighted with such sweet and divine music, but also their general prevailing enthusiasm was brought to the highest stage imaginable l- - - - - - - - - Xever had there been such charming moments experienced in this town, although many pianists come and go and do their utmost to please, yet the Piano Starr used at this occasion (which is a splendid and exquisite instrument, perfect in all its details, especially by its elegant structure, sound natural tune and harmony, lightness of touch, etc.) was the real topic and admiration of the fete. This piano charmed indeed the public to such a great extent that from hearty and pleasant hearing of its tune the assembly grew gradually to gather around the marvelous instrument and their enthusiasm soon began to show the most positive marks of intense rapture - - - Great was the triumph of the Piano Starr, and there is no doubt but that many of its distinguished admirers envy the possession of such a superior piano. Illustrious pianists, such as Zanella and many others, will not fail to look for the Piano Starr, which will son impress itself on the world renowned Italian artist piano players.

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