Richmond Palladium (Daily), 17 December 1901 — Page 6

IUCII3IOND AILY PALL VD1U.M, TUESDAY, DEC CM HER 1 7. 1901.

Christmas Furnishings

FOR MEN AND BOYS. Our line of holiday goods! is now complete, we are showing a handsome line of Neckwear in tecks, fonr-in-haud, baud bows, shield bows -nd club house ties, all the new colorings and patterns, 23 and 502. Men's fine silk suspenders. aWay appropriate, 1 pair in a box, an txtremely neat present, 50c, 75c snd $1. Umbrellas, a fine lot of Christmas umbiellas in p!ain and silver trimmed bandies, $1.50 to $5. Men's E2nffir3 in Way'", Oxford and square mr filers in all colors and offered at 25c to $2. You might give him a pair of eloves. We have a great line of jrentlemen's dress kid or Moca gloves, lined or unlined, $1 to $2.25. Cordigan Jackets. $1, $1.50. $2 25 and $3. A suit or overcoat is always appreciated. We always show the correct styles at the lowest possible prie.

LOEHR & KLUTE

725 MAIN ST.

SPENCER & 00., JEWELERS, Invite you to call and inspect their line of RINGS, CHAINS; CHARMS, CUFF BUTTONS, BROOCHES, CHARMS, .RICH GOLD CLOCKS.

An Elegant Line.of NEW NANTLES and

CUCKOO CLOCKS.

Seth Thomas 8-day, $-hour fgong, enameled clocks

at $3 98 and 14.19, usually sold for $6.50 and $7.50. Ci me and look at them. SPENCER & CO,, Phone 1383. 1002 MAIN.

The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the sisrnatnre ot

and has been made tinder his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive yon i n this.

All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-gxol" are lm Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experimns What is CASTOR Castena Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Irops and Soothing1 Syrups. It is Pleasant, it contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms And allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething1 Troubles cures Constipation And Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving1 healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS

Bears the Signature of

DAMAGE BK STORM

Enormous Loss 'rr:n!;c Iii Pe!i:iyivn::in !!v Wiu-k-r FliKi:!.

WILL BE Ktiil'hEU.

THOUSANDS A HE WLh

X' Fewer Thau Forty TJiiiiis.-iKti iVr Have Ii-eti Tiirnu out el i.. ni 'Ut Fr tLe TI;a. .

limine V.a Also Vii:eJ P.y Ou? o: the Voit Flood iu liir History.

The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years.

Ptuiadtlphia, Dec. 17. Advice from al sectioas ot the eas.esu u-ti. of Pennsylvania, over whu-n area Saturday night's storm raged furiously, are to the effect that the waters covering the flooded disuricis are reced.ns and that the railroads and telegraphic communication are slowly being restored. From To wan da comes the announcement of three deaths caused by the flood near that town, and the additional statement that two others will die from the effects of exposure. '1 ne damage to property and the pecuniary loss from enforced suspension cl raany industries will reach many hundreds of thousands o! dollars. Dozens of coal mines are flooded along with hundreds of industrial concerns located along waterways, thus throwing idle thousands of men. It is estimated that more than 40,000 persons have been rendered idl;. The Susquehana river, which rose at some points 29 feet above low water mark, is going down gradually in the lower end of the state, where It is reported to be rising two inches an nour. The good reports from up-river points, however, have allayed fear and the indications are that the southern end

of the state will suffer little from the swollen river. The railroad situation is gradually becoming better. Up to 5 o'clock last night, when the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad started a train for New York, direct communication with New York

was cut off from Scranton and Wilkesbarre and trains were sent by the way of Sunbury, Harrislmfg and Philadelphia, a distance of 330 miles. The direct route is only 145 miles. The Cenral Railroad of New Jersey is still tied up as far as through, service is concerned. Trains are being run between local points. Tales of narrow escapes from drowning come from all the flooded districts. Hundreds of families in little hamlets have been deprived of their homes tor the time being by swollen streams, and the extremely coH weather that has set in adds much to the suffering. At Newport, a small village near here, 500 Italians were surrounded by water and were prisoners in their homes for 36 hours. At Jersey Shore 200 Italians working on the railroad there were driven from their shanties by the overflowing of Pine Creek.

Ifatcvcn Nertice to Florida Htkuiu via Pnn)haDla Lines TLrouf.'h car jservice tp Florid ar d witter resorts in the south via Cio-t-intati, Atlanta and Macon, successfully inaugurated oii tbe Pecnsvlvaialires last winter will be r-.i,ned about January 6th, 15Hi2. Slee-irir cars will run frim Pittsbnr atid fitro Chicago via Circrxati, AHauta atd Macon to Jsckxinvilie a? d St. Auustire. Tbe service the coui-i sftion will be daily except Sui day. acdibe schedule will be about as follows: Leave Chicago 11:00 noon; LiogaDSrort, 3:10 p. m ; Kokomo, 3:43 p. m ; Eiwcxd, 4:18 p. ra. ; AtdersoD, 4:43 p. m.; Richmond. 6:00 p. m. ; Eaton, Otio, 6:25 p.m , Hamilton, 7:05 p.m.; arrivii g CiLcinLati 8:C0 p. m , taking passer ers through that city without chaise or transfer, and leaving Cit.cini.ati 9:38 p. m. via Queen & Crescent route, arriving Cittico (Chat tar oogo), 6 30 a. m. ; Atlacta, 10.35 a nv; Macon, 1:00 p tn.; Jacksonville, 8:10 p. m.; St. Aueustine, 9:30 p. m. next day. lletumir the through sleeping cars for Chicago, Pittsburg and intei mediate points via Cincii nati and the Pennsjivania Lines will leave St. Augustine, 8:15 a, m.; Jacksonville, 9:15 a. m. daily, except Sunday. For particulars atout the through service conmnnicate ith local ticket agent of tbe Pennsylvania Lanes or address W. "VW Richardson, District Passenger Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.

A CHRISTMAS PRESENT

FOR ALL CLOAK BUYERS.

Victim of CfItt. Amherst. Wis.. Dec. 17. Alex Kirk, while delirious from smallpox, escaped from his home here yesterday and wandered about in the snowstorm. His wife, who is just recovering from the same disease, followed him for about a mile, but was overcome by the cold and turned back. Kirk's body was found later in the woods, frozen stiff.

Heavy 1-ImmI Lioss. Towanda. Pa.. Dec. 17. The complete story of the damage wrought in Bradford county by the unprecedentflood of Saturday night and Sunday is coming in slowly. Three lives were lost, two others will die from exposure and the monetary loss to property Is beyoni present estimate.

cbrsta Sutler Severely. Omaha, Dec. 17. Another severe storm struck northern and western Nebraska last evening, and in some parts of the state Is the worst experienced since the blizzard of 1SS8.

r'lotxi Damage in Maine. Portland. Me.. Dec. 17. This state is suffering from one of the severest storms in its history. Floods and washouts have done tremendous dam

age.

Victim or the Storm. j Lyona. N. Y.. Dec. 17. William H. i

Walker, a painter, was tound frozen

to death yesterday near here.

larotu Arouses Kirals. St. Johns. N. F., Dec. 17. Signor

Marconi h&s been served with legal documents from the solicitors of the

Anglo-American Telegraph company. These notify him that the said compa

ny possesses an exclusive monopoly of the telegraph business within Newfoundland and its dependencies, and demand that he cease his experiments and remove his apparatus forthwith.

otherwise the company will apply to the supreme court for an injunction restraining him from further trials. Marconi Las not yet decided what

course of action he will take in the matter. But he regards this action on the part of the Anglo-American Telegraph company as the best proof of

the Importance of his new discovery.

Death of Gov Grejrorv. Wlckford. R- I., Dee. 17. William

Gregory, governor of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, died at his home here yesterday afternoon ot acute Bright "8 disease following a accession of Illnesses.

Ready for Christmas With a Full

Stock.

Make your selections now. There is

wisdom in seiz'ng the first chance to in pect our lire. hich is rich and overflowing with the choicest Holiday attractions Our assortment of New Bocks

alone is worth your most careful attention

for it is gathered fiom all the wide fields

of literature. The many artistic and popular styles of binding in which our line is

offered this year insures pleasure and

profit for book buyers.

Our line of Pictures and Art Goods is

also intensely interesting and attractive. There are other articles that particu

larly engnge the attention of Christmas

buyers, buch as fanies, Leathei Coods, Fite Stptuary. Toilet and Manicure Sets.

Vases, Fountain Pens, and countless

pretty articles too numerous to tr.en'.ion, in all grades and styles, and at prices the most popular. We make a specialty ot artistic picture framing. Our eqnipnient io this de partnient is complete. We cordially in vite early and frequent inspections.

Ellwood i Morris & Co. 720 Main St

TODAY WE INAUGURATE OUR Cioali and Fur . . . . Clearance Slae to clean up the remainder of our stock. We have had a very successful season in this department, and this announcement of a MARK-DOWN PRICE ON EVERY JACKET AND FUR IN THE HOUSE will bring us the desired result, viz; To clean up our cloak room. 2Cot an old or out-of-style garment in the house, and with our prices originally lower than any house in town, with a discount added, you may come expecting to see rare bargains, and let us assure you that you will not be disappointed. What would make a nx-re useful or acceptable gift than a warm jacket or fur? This sale enables you to secure them at out-of-season prices ; SALE BEGINS TODAY

FINE CHINA Fine Toilet Sets We have the largest and finest lot of toilet sets in ihe city $3.75 to $12. The prettiest shape, the richest colorings aud the best quality china at almost wholesale prices briefly describes every set. At $8 to $12 we have sets that are worth f4 to JG more. A Most Useful Christmas Gift.

S20 for a lOO piece Dinner Set. finely decorated This tells you but little you should see the ware of fine JIaviland China, and very rich, delicate decorations. It should sell for $25, and it's well worth it, but we sell on a close-to-cost plan. Hence a $5 for you. A thousand little china articles for Xmas at 5, 10, 25c up. NOTE Our prices on Felt Boots and all Rubber Goods is 20 per cent, lower than any store in Richmond. We sell more than any store in town for just that reason.

TRY IT.

The RAIL

ROAD

STORE

JtAiMT, Jt UQHQUEROK BELLAViTA vr"fii- Tcry Ttleto and T.'lie. i i u.-.rlr Holiin Ine '( Of ,jr io ISe4 ict o .1iy' tmxtn -Kisi -. fC ! ti.OC. by "atki Sold by A. G. Luken & Co., Mail

street, and Curme & Co., 415 nortl

eitrhth street, Richmond

E. D. CROSVENOR. M.D.

SPKCIAL F.(jriPMEXT l )It THE THEAT.MKXT OF rjjpeaeps r.f the Eye, Ear, Nose and throat. Scientific Fitting ef Glasses. 24 North Eleventh Ot.

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Christmas Suggestions At the store that has the stock and saves you money. DresFicg Tables, Fancy SatP. Iron Peds, CbiflfoDier?, Foot Rsts, book Cases, Old Dressers, Hall Rfk?. Extension Tabbing, Fancy Tables. Reception Chairs. Ladi-' Desks, Morri? ' 'hairs. Slipper Rose. M divine Cabinets, Rattan Chairs, Rlackir g Cas-es, Unit Cases. Children's Chairs, Bed Couche3, Divan, Screen?. Davenports, Umbrella Holders. Eapelp, ifirrorf, Go-Carts. Yni Stands, Folding Beds, Pillows, Pedestals, FoldiDg Tables, Kitchen Canets, Library tables. Cbeval Glasses, Leather Conches, Youths' Chairs. Mattresses, Turkish Chairs, Brass Beds, Wardrotes. USEFUL PRESENTS THAT WILL LAST A LIFE TIME.

Gilbert T. unban

The Leading Furniture Dealer G27 ATI 629 MA IX STREET.

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