Richmond Palladium (Daily), 17 December 1901 — Page 5

RICHMOND DAILY PAUADIUM. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1901.

Richmond Palladium

TUESDAY. DEC. 17. 1901.

Indiana and Ohio Weather Vashikgtok, D. C. Dec. 17. For Indiana: Generally fair, continued cold tonight and Wednesday. For Ohio Fair tonight and Wednesday, except snow along the lake tonight and in the northeast Wednesday. -

LOCAL MENTION.

See Humpe's display. Glasses for Xmas. Jenkins. . Cameras at Ross' drug store. Dark glasses for the sun. Haaer's Spectacles correctly fitted at Haaer's. Electric house wiring our soecialty. N. Baughtnan & Co., 522 Main street. - 20-tf Typewriters, all makes, for sale of rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyrrell, W. U. telegraph office. tf Glasses for Xmas. Jenkins. See Humpe's ad. Kodaks' at Ross' drug store. Get your Xmas photographs at Parsons', the leader, 704 Main street, Richmond. 2-tf A guaranteed John Holland Fountain pen. Leo Fihe's pharmacy. Boston store Christmas news will appear on the bottom of this page every evening. Scarlet fever is reported in the family of Charles Harlan, 72t north twelfth street, Lucretia, aged 5 years. Ebony toilet articles, imported and domestic perfumes at Lk Fihe's pharmacy. The Lidies Penny club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mattie Richey, 103 - Fort Wayne avenue. Workmen complain that the electric lights are turned off too early these dark mornings, that they have to go to work over dark streets, our ad. Humpe. Miss Cassie Burgess was called to Whitewater last evening by a 'phone message announcing the dangerous illness of her father. Miss Burgess is a well known school teacher. The drive last night in the cold must have been a very hard one. See Nicholsons' fine leather goods. The tales of the cold are many today. Officer McManus declares that at one time last night his feet be

came so cold that he made a practice !

every two squares of stopping, light-1 ing a match and looking at the ends of his legs to see if there were any feet there. Woodward lodge of Odd Fellows t Trill frire so entertainment on Wed- T

nesday evening at the lodge room. There will be an interesting progran. All Oid Fellows, their families and their friends are invited to attend. Also all sojourning Odd Fellows. The new Union block at Anderson, to be built in the spring, is to be six storv, 114 feet frontage by 126 feet deep and to cost 220,000. It is to be built by a stock company com

posed of business men, at $100 a share, and is leased so that it will '

pay 7 per cent, on the investment. Why couldn't Richmond do that? f Call in at Nicholsons. f Mrs. Kolp teaches her class at Centervilte this evening. All the dancers of Richmond are invited to attend the 9 o'clock dances. The finest box stationery at Nicholson's. Come and see. Positively no shoddy goods at Leo Fihe's pharmacy. We have several lines of imported and domestic ' perfumes of the best manufacture. Also a line of toilet articles for the holidays. Adams drug store. Bibles authorized, revised and rerevised editions at Nicholson's. Newton Tracey lea7es in a few days for Springfield. Ohio, which place he will make his future home. He has a position in a piano factory there, as tuner, of which Mr. French, formerly of this city, is one of the managers. Articles suitable for gentlemen at Nicholson's.

Y. D. C. A.

Some Officials Here Conferring With the Local Society Of fleers Mr. E. E Stacy, state secretary of the Y. M. C. A . and M. S. Wood of New York, one of the field secre

taries of the international committee, were in the city today. They came yesterday and conferred with the losal! committee last evening, meeting them again today. Mr. Stacy being seen this morning said: "We find the local committee are giving the matters in their hands careful attention and feel much encouraged that there will be a strong association and a good building in Richmond at an early day. We are assisting them so far as we can by suggestions from our years of experience in the work, and when it becomes necessasy Mr. Wood will come here to assist in the active canvass. He has been in that branch of Y. M. C. A. work in all parts of the country for some eight years and is the best man for this place who could possibly be selected. Of course that is some little time in the future as yet, and still not so far as some might imagine. Things are very encouraging here."

fJaCie DafleaD (Bfitffl:

A Christmas gift of a Starr Piano cannot be excelled. The pleasure it bestows is a permanent one. It embodies all that is required by the most exacting in the way of tone, action, finish and refined case design. It is truly artistic in every sense of the word.

Starr Piano Salesrooms,

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Garthwait Mrs. Ed Garth wait died Monday afternoon from a severe attack of brain fever. She was the second wife of Mr. Garthwait. Her maiden name was Grace Gilbert and she lived in New Lisbon, Henry county::. She leaves a babe, husband and many friends to mourn her loss. AshknkeLter The funeral of Wilbert Ashenfelter will take place from the home, 307 north twenty-first

o'clock, Dr. Hughes officiating. ln terment at Ridge cemetery. ! Kellar The funeral of Elizabeth Kellar will take place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from St. Andrew's church. Interment at St. Andrew's cemetery. O Con nell Timothy O'Connelj

Open evenings till 9 o'clock.

935 MAIN STREET.

died last night at the honae of his son, Cornelius, five miles southeast of the city, aged 85 years. Three sons and two daughters survive him. The funeral will be announced tomorrow.

The Big- Store will be open every night from now until after Christinas. Friends of Gov. Durbin in Richmond will be interested in knowing that he has leased the Van Hummell residence, 512 north Meri Jian street, Indianapolis, and will occupy it next week. VI They will give a grand reception soon.

Store opeu every evening. Jones Hard wear Co.

The City's Guardians. The only case in police court this morning was George Bishop for plain drunk, taking him into enforced seclusion for ten days for lack of a dollar and costs. He will eat turkey with. Sheriff Unthank, , The police, especially those on the night beats on the outskirts, suffered a great deal from the cold last night. It is rumored that there is to be another change on the force at an early day. An important arrest is expected to be made by them in the coming week. The Big: Store will be open every night from now until after Christmas.

Pocahontas Bros. Co.

lump coal at

Mather 16 3t

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Ordinary household accidents have no terrors when there's a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil in the medicine chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises, sprains. Instant relief.

A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Burdock Blood Bitters is the natural, never failing remedy for a lazy liver. Handkerchief Bazar at 618 Main, Wednesday and Thursday.

BARGAINS IN CLOAKS, SUITS, FURS.

THE GEO. H. KNOLLENBERG CO. SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS!

Bargains in Blankets, Comforts, Robes, Knit Goods.

DEPARTMENT "G." SKIRTS

CLOAKS SUITS SKIRTS WAISTS FURS We are showing an elegant assortment of Ready-to-wear Garments, and we offer exceptionally good values to Christmas buyers.

Ladies Jackets Box Coats, Automobiles, Newmarkets, Raglans.Cloth Capes, Plush Capes, Velour Jackets, Velour Automobiles, Opera Capes Ladies' Tailor-made Suits In black, blue, grar, brown, casto" and Oxford shades. All in the very latest st le. Box front, tight fitting. Eton, Blouses, Louis XIV., and many other styles. Prices from 3.4$ to 40. Ladies' Walking Skirts 95.00 to S14. Ladies' Walkirg Skirts .910 to $24. Elegant line of Single and Double Shawls. Wool Shawls, Beaver Shawls, Golf Shawls, Himalaya Shawls, Shoulder Sh3wls. Shetland Shawls and Cashmere Shawls.

Ladles' and M lsses' Hack. Intoehea from Sj to 910. Misses' and children's coats, in jackets, automobiles and raglans, in blacks, castors, tans. Oxfords, reds, and blues. Prices ranging from 12 to $20.

PURS! FURS ! Ladies' Fur Coats in all the leading furs $35 to $65 Fur Capes $'4 to $32 Ladies' Fur Collarettes, Scarfs, Boas, Victoiines, Fancy Boas, with Muffs to match. Misses and Children's Fur Sets, ranging in price frtm $1.25 to $10.

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WAISTS Charming line Silk Waists. Price $5 to $10 Nice line Wool Waists, all new. Price $1 to $7. Ready-tc-wear Skirts, full line Cloth Skirts. Price $1.50 to $18. Stylish line Sil Skirts, all up-to-date. Price $10 to $40.

Beautiful line of black and colored Ostrich Boas at the lowest prices.

BEDSPREADS Plain and Fringed, elegant line.

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See cur Christmas number at

See our prize ones for $1.25 up to $2 See our Marseilles for $2.50 up to $5

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Bargains in Dressing Sacques, Flannelette Gowns, Wrappers.

Do Your Trading in the Morning if Possible.

Store Open Every Night Until Christmas.

Bargains in Bedspreads, Umbrellas, Fascinators, Petticoats.