Richmond Palladium (Daily), 18 December 1901 — Page 4
RICIIMONT DAILTPALLADW, WEDXESDAT, DECEMBER IS, 1901.
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WEDNESDAY- DEC. 18. 1901. no. as imporiaa. as wose given ae : Bed4T evening from her visit
senior senator. Mr. Bevendge was ; Muncie. Anderson and WestfiJ
PaWfwh Tery evening Sunday excepted) by TILE PALLADIUM CO. Old a ad a Phones Ma. SI.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION l On ymr by wall, tag paid - - S3.00 OmmmUi " - - .26 On Mtk, by aarriar - - - - - X8
The first change in President Roosevelt's cabinet is announced today. Secretary Smith of the postoffice department has tendered his resignation, and Henry C. Payne of Wisconsin, chairman of the Republican national committee, has been selected as his successor. A better selection could not have been made.
territories, which will have in charge the bills for the admission of statehood of several territories. He was also appointed on postoffices and post roads, Philippines, privileges acd elections, Indian depredations,
organization
ing. All sorts of talk and remarks going the rounds in regard to
inter-urban road from Richmti west. As the blind man said, wi
see what s being done wnen it gj
nere. Tl . A TV, VI
conuue. aou expenui- b5eh school for the winte-will be
tures of the executive departments
committees, and the committee to investigate the condition of the Potomac river front at Washington,
Wednesday evening of ttis week, tl 18th. It will be delivered by Pri
The Wabash county bar has unani mously recommended Judge Harvey B. Shiveley for the seat on the supreme bench to be vacated in January by Judge Francis E. Baker. Judge Shiveley is a brother of Charles E. Shiveley of this city, and is re. garded all over the state as an able jurist. His appointment would no doubt give general satisfaction.
AMUSEMENTS. j
Mrs. Jenkins, wife of Ex-Governor Jenkins of Oklahoma, and a Richmond woman, by the way, visited the White House the other day and entered a vigorous protest against the summary disposal of her husband by the President. Her interview was cut short by a pressure of executive business, but Mrs. Jenkins promised the President that she '
would call again, and she will.
The Indiana society in Chicago did itself proud last night at its first annual banquet which was held in the Auditorium hofel. Addresses were delivered by presidents of Indiana colleges, and toasts were responded to by other distinguished
IIooiers including James Whitcomb Riley, who read an original poem, and George Ade, the humorist. Earl ham college was represented by W B. Wickersharo, A. W. Macy,
Morris E. Cox, Clarence Burkholder. Wayne countiens present were William St raw bridge, A. L.Swift, I. P. Gool, E. S. Boyd, Frank Verbeck, Addison C. Thomas.
THCRSDAT SIGHT. The paper put out by the "Holiday j
iu vAiuuiunu, iu uc me L aiiiips Thursday evening, indicates a good
company and a show full of rollicking
tun. Tney are tne only attraction
we get until Christmas. WILL BE PRETTY".
The apple trees in the orchard scenes of ".Lovers Lane" are the real things One scene represents
tne Harvest time of autumn and in
the other the trees are b jnting into
luxuriant spring blossoms. The
leaves are beautifully tinted and each one is seperately wired to the bough. The boughs themselves are cut from living apple trees and fastened with iron sockets into the trunks which
are paper m ache, covered with natural
bark. At the back of the trees into which Leslie Haskell, as the boydenish "Simplicity Johnson," climbs the bark is cut away disclosing wooden steps, hidden of course from view from the audience. Two complete sets of trees, half dozen in number.
are required and each cost Mr. Brady
over $2,000. Gennett Christmas, matinee and night.
H. Sanders oa "Mind Life.
first lecture did not materialize, o
ing to some misunderstanding a
the d; te of the lecture. This lect
will, however, be given later in t
season.
The most important feature of tl
interests now concerning Dublin the starting of the Champ shops
the manufacture of the Hass
Indian Village Attractions.)
Christmas without Christmas '
c-igars wouia oe a great aeal like a circus without peanuts. Tbtrre is
nothing eise so appropriate acd nothing else that so completely fills th bill.in the way of a Christmas retnein ' ranee as a box of cigars. Evr ry gentleman is glad to receive them, more especially if they are of a standard brand that he smokes and
ikes. Fjr that reason Mr Bert
Englebert at the Indian Village, north eighth street, everv year prepares ornamented boxes containing
2o or oO of his more faaus brands,
The Starr Piano Co. extends to ou a v?ry cordial invitation to call a; tW;r wart-rooms acd beur the wooderful piauo p?ayer, "The Cecilaia " Free recitals at any time. UM, FUKS KUItS. j e.ili.iri at rti ni .t re.isou.t- l
Jjns V.CKAWFORD. MiMMif-tcturen stpk f solid goll rins at Jenkins. It is sbv-es we are selling. Hemy
3 such as the "Q leen J l"Cardovas", dear to
Anne" and tbeSStieos-
every smoker. They are put up in a style to make them an object of admiration, and in flavor and alt of the - poiuts that go to make a cigar longed-for by the smoker. No one else even pretends to equal them For the father, brother, son, husband, lover, or
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mower. it all preaictions or ev. , , r . . uir ,u . . v. ,- ..-sX h wi in the whole list of possib e half should prove true what is claiir.v,: , 5 , , ... ,-! - i Christmas presents; ana in price ed for this move it will be an impel., ' r tant one for Dublin. .Business 3.. S1 CaU and work started last Wednesday, aii JSJ thl PuU s. of artTcles for now let us hope for its success. Lhe toco U3er-pipes. pouches.
GREAT HOLIDAY SA.Lfeij?acase Bach .etT' Tbe,i such ereat demand. They
. , s neauquarsers lor an inai cia m . j. . i Of J ipeuese and Chine goods in R chmond is Eagelbert's, J make pure candies for the novelties. The la rare t a is north eighth street. ihahvanl fnr ffranuma. for
the boys and girls, for papa
TRUE MERIT ALWAYS WINS.
This is the reason why the candies made only at the Greek candy store are in
ortmeiit of Cbi?a that
have ever offered, at reason!
aui prices. Sugars nd creams 10c Cups and saucers 5c
tireat Job in Japenesi
waste b isket. I ask youi
instetion.
JOIIX Y. CRAWKOKD. WILLIAMSBURG.
The name Starr on a piano means j absolute piano satisfaction, both as , to quality and price.
Buy your shoes at H. Stiens. ireat line of glove, bolli ladis and gents. JOHN Y. CKAWfORD.
We know nothing more desirable for a Christmas gift than a beautiful Starr or Richmond piano.
In the assignments of tenate com mittees by the Republican caucus Senator Fairbanks received the recognition to which his high rank in that body entitles him. He was reappointed chiirman of the committee on public buildings and grounds, and appointed on the following other committees: Foreign relations, the judiciary, immigration, coast and insular survey, geological survey and relations with Canada. Senator
DUBLIN. The Dublin Sunday schools and other features in general are prepar-
iuyz lur v-zunsi mils nonaays. Mrs. Dr. Champe, who has been quite poorly is somewhat on the mend. The first quarterly meeting for the
conierence year was held in ihe Liberal U. B. church Saturday and over Sunday, Presiding Elder C. Wilmore officiating. Mrs. Edta Reed and child of Ann Arbor, Mich., are here visiting her mother, Mrs,. Anna Bond, old bm, -and other friends. Rev. Francisco of Richmond preached in Friends church Sunday. The snow and icy weather has gi ven the citizens of Dublin and others a chance to test and see how they like the new payments at such times. Joseph Knox of this place was visiting in Spiceland part of last week. For the last week we have had quite a change of weather, first rain, then snow, then a downpour of rain again winding up with a terrible blizzard Friday night and Saturday
A generation of pianos is obtained in the purchase of a Starr.
Dry wood for cook and stoves at Mather Bros. Co.
heating
16 51 this sec-
The new K. of P. hall is now com
pleted and Mr. Clements is furcish ing the lower room very attractive! for his ha' d ware and vehicle busil
i ness. ine ouijaicg presents a vervf neat appearance and is quite an ad-l. There is more Catarrh in
dit ion to the town. km of the country than all other disRev. Willard Trueblood from Earl-eases put together, and until the last ham college preached a very inter-j'ew ytars was supposed to be iccuresting and forcible ser-able. For a great many years docmon at the Friends church tors pronounctd it a local disease, last Sunday morning. Subject, td prescribed local remedies, and "Christ is Life. " He will be here y constantly failing to cure with again in four weeks. al treatment pronounced it iccurArthur Billenger, one of Green able. Science has proven catarro to township's worthy candidates for be aconstitutional disease, and thcresherilT, took dinner at the Meredith fore requires constitutional treatHouse last Saturday. tnent. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manuThe G. A. R. post will serve a pri- factured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Tovate ovster suuper in their lodge ledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional room on next Wednesday evening. eure on the market. It is takeu in-
Miss Laura Reynolds f IndiuDapo- ternaliy in doses from 10 drops to a
lis is vi-inug wit'a Miss Catherine Cuvkerda 1 this week. On Friday, Dec. Williamsburg is .to Lave one of ttie best lectures with whichour town has ever been favored ly special arrangement, secretary of church extension of world-wide Methodism, 3 has been secured to give his humorous lecture at the M. E. church. Dr. Parr is a man of international reputation and our people are exceedingly fortunate in getting him on an "off" night. In order that every one may hear him the admission price has been lowered to only fifteen cents, children below ten years 10 cents.
A Starr piano in add double pleasures mas happiness.
your home will to your Christ-
teaspoonful. It acts directly on tha
biood and mucous surfaces of the system. They otlerone hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Seed for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F.J. Cheney & Co., Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. No Reasonable Man Imagines that a neglected cold can be cured in a day. The uncountable air-eells in the lungs are inflamed and the throat is as tender as en open sore. But time and Allen's Lung Balsam will overcome the co d and stave off consumption. The cough will cease and the lungs will be sound as a new dollar All dru gists sell Allen's Lung Balsam.
and mamma; in fact for one and all. In the quality and
flavor of their .Christmas candies they have eclipsed all their previous efforts. Call and see the beautiful designs of their Christmas boxes, varying in price from 2Uc to $b.
GKEtk CAXUY STORE,
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718 main sr.
Men's Slippers 49c AT LAIIKMAN'S.
Ladies' Fur Trimmed Nullifers 98c AT JLAHKMAK'S, '
Ifelskell's Ointment Heads the Skin.
Prove it on m stubborn cw of pinptM, oos.m tolUf, .ry.ipelM. nicera. or ftnj .rnption. Tb. ear. in permannt. fro cent. box, et d.rajrg-it er by m.u. poetpeid. Beck ap it (004 work With BeiekeU'e Medicated Soep. cento. JOHJIBTOf. ROLLOW1T 4t TO, -Ml Ceawarea (t., Fhllaaelphla.
I' I will never ceas giving praise far what Heiskell's Ointment has done for me." Mrs. G.E.Spangler, S21S Madl- ! sen St Philadelphia.
Boy's Slippers 49c AT LA111JM AN S.
Men's Patend Leather Shoes $2.98 AT L All RM AX'S. :
Boy's Rubber Boots AT LAI I UMAX'S.
Children's Pate n d
Leather Shoes AT LAH I.MAN'S.
fisses Slippers AT LAIIIJMAN'S.
Ladies'Enamel Shoes AT lAIIKMAN'S.
Everything in shoe . . and rubber line at
Lalhirinniaira
7I8 MAIN.
Do Your Trading In the Morning, If Possible.
KNOLLENBER G'S Departments "I" and "L" K N OLLENBERG'S CARPETS, RUGS, FURNITURE. CUR1AINS Three Large Floors in our Annex are Devoted to These Lines.
A Full Line of Mantel and
Parlor Mirrors
r 1 jpy
Wc are showing a strong line of Morris Chairs. Trices, S.50 to $l.GO See our Combination Book Case, Writing Desks, Dining Tables, Sideboard Hacdsome Couches, $0 to f 15. Music Cabinets. $ 15 to 0. A fine line of Iron Beds. $3.30 to 520.00
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A complete line of Kitrhen Cabinets, Including the celt-Vrated HCOSIER line. $5.00 to $2 OO
S5.00
P.nys a Mattress that can't be beat ffr the money. Won't mat down.
Fnll line of MATTESSES, Up to $20.00 Kig line of BED LOUNGES, tli to 1S, IIU Racks, JI.25 to $3.00
A good line of Oak Library Tables A big line of Oak Stands From 75c to $ 10. Tapestry Curtains and Rope Poniers. All at Reasonable Prices.
ROCKERS Bv the hundreds, from the cheapest to the best. See oar leaders at S3 OO We have 50 of them.
BASKETS Fancy baskets of all kinds A little house full of them.
Every piece of Carpet in our stcre at REDUCED PRICES For Christmas only. The Bissell Sweeper is the King Bee of them all. We have a fnll line. See our leaders at f t 00 f 2.50 and 3 00.
ABISSELL
MAKES A
RUGS
VERY PRETTY LINE. All go at Special Christmas Prices. See our $2.00 Rugs. See our S3.00 Rugs All our Room Size Rugs to go at a Barga'n. -.
Bring Your Wants We Can Fill Them. Come Early and Often. Store Open Every Night
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