Richmond Palladium (Daily), 18 December 1901 — Page 5

IilCHMOXD DAILY PAT.TADIujE DN KS DAY, DECEMBER 18. 1901

Richmond Palladium

WEDNESDAY. DEC. 18. 1901.

Indiana and Onto Weather

Waphinotow. D C. Dec. 13

For Indiana: Cloudy, snow Thurs

day, possible ic the northwest to

night. Dibintr temperature. For Ohio: Cloudy tonight Thursday; warmer Thursday.

and

LOCAL MENTION.

See Humpe's display. Glasses for Xmis. Jenkins. Cameras at Ross drug store. Dark glasses for the sun. Haner's Spectacles corrextly fitted at Haner's. Electric house wiringour specialty. N. Baughmaa A 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

i' arsons , the leader, 7U4 Main

street, Richmond, 2-tf Call in at Nicholsons. The finest box stationery at Nicholson's. Come and see.

Positively no shoddy goods at Leo

tioe 8 pnarmacy.

Articles suitable for gentlemen at Nicholson's. The handkerchief bazaar of the

Christian church is having a grand rush of custom. Boston store Christmas news will appear on the bottom of this page every evening. Toilet sets at Luken's drug storeDoc Genn announces with tears in his voice that the mercury has now gotten so low as to have lost its character. See Has.senbusch for Morris' chairs, leather rockers and couches, 505 Main. Are you thinking of buying a piano for Christmas? Then read the Starr Piano Co.'s advertisement in this paper. Mrs. M. A. Dunham, who has b'ei visiting Mrs. Charles Doan at Columbus, arrived home today. Bibles authorized, revised and rerevised editions at Nicholson's. I See Nicholsons' fine leather gxxx's

See our ad. Humpe. Ebouy toilet articles, imported and domestic perfumes at Ij20 Fihe's pharmacy. A guaranteed John Holland Fountain pen. Leo Fihe's pharmacy. Robert M. JJeesan, trustee of Harrison township, is in town today. El wood Clark of Economy is with hint. In the latest patent office report is noted the granting of a patent to Pettis A. Reid, this city, for a fabric fence. 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. The Rev. E. V. Spicer is expected to return from Plain field this evening, having closed the revival meetings he was conducting there, which were very successful. The ladies of the Occult Research society meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. James McNeill, 22 south thirteenth street, The subjest will be Physical Training in Character Building. The Connersville News states that Messrs. Lontzand Freeman yesterday filed their application for a franchise in that county for the Richmond Traction company and asked that it be granted at the next meeting, January 8th. They asked substantially the same franchise that they have in this county and their line is to run from the east edge of Cambridge City south, past Milton

and run down Grand Central avenue in the city to the business center. Gents toilet combs at Luken'p. Pictures, easles, mirrors, lamps at Hassenbusch's.

L. M. Noyes of Logansport is in town today. Webb lodge No 24 F. Jc A. M. wil1

hold its annual meeting; aad election

oi omcen. tonight.

Everything reduced at Haisley's

shoe sale.

Come and get bargains at the Bar

gain Store for Holiday goods.

Fine line of silk umbrellas, para

sols and natural wood handles, f 1.43

at Hawekotte's.

Miss Anni, daughter of Ezra Nye,

who is kindergarten teacher in the

schools at Haughton, Mich., is home to spend the holidays.

Complete line of dolls at lowest

prices at Hawekotte's.

Prof. Wm. P. Reeves is home

from Gam bier, Ohio, to spend holiday vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Reeves. Cigar cases at Luken's. w&s j

The Davton train carrying the remains of L. V. Armstrong from Day

ton to Knightstown was so late this morning as not to get here until nearly noon. Rockers at Hassenbusch's. Today is the 85th birthday anniversary of Mrs. Rebecca Nye and it is being celebrrted by a gathering of her children and grandchildren and other relatives at her home today. Perfumery, atomizers, perfume and powder bottles. Christmas cigars at Westcott pharmacy. Isaac Brumbaugh of Hagerstown is in the city today. Trains were all more or less late this morning. Travel is good too, especially through travel. People

seem to be going home for Christ

mas from every direction and to all

directions.

All new goods at Haisley's shoe

sale. Tonight Woodward lodge gives an entertainment at their hall to which all members of the order and their friends are invited. ThQre will be a program of speak kit? and music and

a lunch will be served.

Haisley's special discount sale to

everybody.

Cuff and collar boxes at Luken's. For shoe bargains so to Hae-

kotte s. Rockers! Rockers!! Rockers!!! to suit everybody at Hassenbusch's, 505 Main. " Holiday bargains at Hawekotte's. Hassenbusch's line of sideboards.

exteusion tables and chairs are np-to-date, prices right. On Tuesday next a trrand banquet

will be given at the Starr Piano workat tor th omplnyn, aaataariaaaay of the management's appreciation of their faithfulness during the past year. There will be music and speeches and a grand spread with a most elaborate menu. Fine Florida oranges 25c per doz. at Hawekotte's. Winchester Masons are having a grand blow out today, with nine candidates for initiation. Lodges from this entire section were invited to assist and there are several hundred of them there. The work began at 2 o'clock and will last nearly all night, elosing with a banquet. The Richmond Masons went up in force on the afternoon train. They had hoped to be able to secure a special train for this evening but were unable to arrange it. Perfumes and automizers at Lunen's. wed-sat

Full line of skates at Irvin

Heed & Sons. r

Men' initial handkerchiefs, 6 for tl 50,in a beautiful box at Fletcher's,

Konm sizes and Herth

Rugs in Wilton. Axmi"Sterf, Body Brussels, Tapestries and Smj rasat fierial nrices for the holidays.

Xolte & Kemper. Laree line of Stick Pins. Large line of Cuff Buttons. Large line of Watch Fobs. Large line of Collar Buttons at Fletcher's. Read Jenkins' bigr ad-

Six handkerchiefs for 1 25, pure linen, extra value.

Fletcher s mat stork.

It Is Free.

The entertainment at the Richmond Business college is free to all and the public is cordially invited. Thursday evening, December 19, at 7:15. Irvin Reed & Son invite your attention to a fine line of car veritable and pocket cuttlery, scissors, skates, etc. Open every evening till Christ in is.

See Fletcher's beautiful line men's night robes. Prices 50c to $3.50. Telephone 40 for best Jackson lump coal. 16-3t

Go to Fletcher's for suspenders; large line, extra value from 25c to $3.00.

JINGLES AND JESTS.

The Spirit ! ( krUlnu. All hail the genial time of year When eery Iwart is kind. beo Ur .ul a-ar Ittm is food cheer And rare is left behind. 11 feuds forgot, old hatf. -s-i dr. Now h-iirt T clasps of hand. V iule far and wide at Cttrtstmastid Love reigns throughout the land. Forgive, forgrt. a trwe to pride; Healed are all friendship's rifla. At ray Yuletide on every aide We're "worked" fur Christmas Rifts. Sew York Journal.

tiweer.

It's mighty habd to jedge by ap-

krances," eaid Uucle Eben. "When

sets a man wif a new suit o

thes. you . nebber kin tell whether got a whole lot o money or wheth-

he's jes" done spent It alL Washton Star.

The Prefesaor.

And yet." said the professor, strutt

ing with a burnt and blackened steak

unusual toughness which toe cook

By Ttad just brought in. "they say Lman's work is never doner Chiaa-

Tribune.

The Saddest Day.. These are the saddest days; once more, la spite of all advice. Dear little Willie hies ara With little Reginald, and they. Of course, break through the ice. Chicago Record-Herald.

Somewhat Like Oaf.

Did you notice how she ' jabbered

ay when she sat there between

se two men?

Goodness, yes! It made me think

a tongue sandwich." Philadelphia

lletin.

Cotton and all wool blankets. Bargains for Xmas JOHN Y. CRAWFORD.

Fletcher's Hat Store is open every night.

ItisHeirs Cjco Bearing Carpet Sweeper, the best made, sold by Xolte & Kemper. Remember we are selling shoes an I slippers. Henry Stiens. SEVENTY -FIVfi THOUSAND. S75.O0O wholesale stork of diamonds ami jewelry at Jenkins.

Fletcher's for men's Jewelry. Carpets, rues, lace cur

tains and. draperies at

special low prices. IVolte

V Kemper. See the beautiful Terra Cotta Busts just received. Trading Stamps &mJkmk&UQ.. . . .i . ,

Sex la Qneitioaa.

here is sex In questions."

How so?"

'Why. 'Will she have him? is essen-

ttlly masculine, while Can she get

lun?' is the feminine of it." Chicago

lost.

la Happy Land. A fire on a winter's night. When skies are chill and gray; An easy chair, a book in sight. And heaven ain't far away! Atlanta Constitution.

An l:aKKeralor.

Harry Fred says there is only one

jiil in ail the world for him.

Dick That's just like I red s exaggeration, lie knows well enough there itu't even one. Iloston Transcript.

rials' mas Fiiniisiiiiigs

FOR MEN AND BOYS.

Our line of holiday goodslis now complete,

we are showing a handsome line of

Neofcwar in tecke, four-in-hand, band bows, shield bows and club house ties, all tae new colorings aad patterns, 25 and 50c.

Mr it's fine silk suspenders. aWay appropriate, 1 pair in a-

box, an extremely neat present, 50. 75c and $1.

Umbrellas, a fine lot of Christmas umb.ellas in plain and silver tiirxmd bandies, $1.50 to $5. Wen's mnfflers in Way', Oxfoid and f quare mufflers in all colors and ff ered at 25c to $2. You miht ffive him a pair of gloves. We have a great line of geutlemen's dress kid or Moca gloves, lined or kunlined, $1 to $2 25. Cordigan Jackets. $1. $1.50, $2 25 and $3. A suit or overcoat is always appreciated. We always show the coirect styles at the lowest possible pri,e.

LOEHR & KLUTE

725 MAIN ST.

K nonlrdite. 'Tis better not to know too much As through the world you go Than 'tis to know a lot of thinjl That really aren't so. Ihiladelpl4 Pre

520 Main street.

Irvin Reed & Hon, Rogers and Rogers & Hamilton plated ware.

Baroda's and Ingrain Art Squares in all sizes at re-

duced nrices. Xolte &

Kemper

I carry a line of Fine Carving Knires and Forks, Table Knives and Forks; also the best quality of Fine Razors, Packet Knives and Scissors; all suitable for presents at bottom figures. " M. C. Price.

Pocahontas Bros. Co.

lump coal at

Mather 16-3t

Everything Reduced From now until January 1st. Special prices to everybody - -. From 10 to 20 per cent disccunt - -ALL SBW GOODS.

C'onxelentioaa. "So you won't chop the woo J?" "Xo, lady." answered Meandering Mike in a tone of deep sorrow. "I'm a kleptomaniac. I'm afraid I niigbt steal some pMt." Washington Star.

Leadln' Question. Bounds o' Christmas in the air. Whist lin' time an sinffin'. An' still this question everywhere: "What's Santa Claus a-bringin'T Atlanta Constitution.

Importers stock of diamonds at Jenkins.

Fancy sox at Fletcher's

Dancing School. Mrs. Kolp has decided to postpone the dancing class for this week be

cause of so many of the young

being employed at nights. Fletcher's line of Neckwear large and hard to beat.

men

is

See the big watch window at Jenkins.

Ladies' umbrellas at Fletcher's.

I have gret assortment of all kinds of Xmas goods, specially selected for the wants of every one. Call and see. JOHN Y. CRAWFORD.

Appropriate Snaggs Why

are

me.

canards

so

Sirs, called?

Mr. Snaggs Because usually they are

things that a fellow canardly fotlleve.Pittsburg Chronicle-iTelegrapb.

m,?. !

RetrinatloB. He wrote some lins on time When the gas was burning dim. But that was many years ago; Xow time is writing lines on him. New otk World.

S

"Look here. "You're given

"Is that so

t Charity.

Ijs." said the beggar, me a counterfeit."

?" replied the good man.

"Well, keep Philadelphia

it for Press.

your honesty."

SLatinK Song:. Oh. little children, now we fear It is ab'.ut that time of year When on the ice r you dar'intr rreartrrea Will fall and bust your little fea'urts! Denver Times.

Dress suit cases at Fletcher's. Golf eoods at Fletcher's.

(JfflSCTT THEATRE. " MURRAY A SWISHER. Leasees and at anarara

Books for the old, the youngr, the wise. Holiday gifts to sui all tastes, Books, liibles, Novelties, Pictures, Games, Tuvenile Amusements, Cameras, Kodaks. tee ile lii:iiful Terra Cotta Busts just received. TRADING STAMPS when asked for. MOORMANN'S, 520 Main St. Open every night until Christmas.

THURSDAY. DEC. 19th. TUB LAROEST OF THEM ALL A HOLIDAY IN... COONTOWN 35 PEOPLE 35 All Colored Talent. Traveling in tfaveir own special car. The Mascot. Gooat Singing and Dancing. Elegant'Costntnes. Full Band and Orchestra. Watch for the Big- Street Parade. P RICES 15. 23 and 35c Sale of seats at Westcott Pharmacy.

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FANCY POTTERY-Rosewood, Olympia, Oriental, Cortuca and Malakite. At Reduced Prices.

See the Famous Miller Lamps, S4.00 to S9.00. They are lit up every evening.

ClhiriGftinrDaG Sttmir FJeros Freclh Et7eirx7 Eemjninig, The Grand Rush Is On. We Can Serve You Best in the Morning or Evening Hours.

FUR SCARFS Have we grotthem? Listen! We have 124 on hand this morning. Price range from 11.00 to $22.50. Special attention is called to the $2 and $2.98 imitation stone marten scarfs ; also the real manen cluster scarfs, with 6 tails, at $5. Leather GoodS-Ladies and men's pocketbooks, chatelaines in beaded and leather, music rolls, traveling sets, e:e.

lots Christmas

Dress Goods Department See the special

Silks at 50o and 75c ; the black taffeta from 50c to $1.25. The black and colored dress goods can supply the Chris, mas dress for mother, sister, wife, daughter or friend, to your entire satisfaction. Fancy waistings from 50c to $1.25 per yard. They are temptingly beautiful.

Avoid the afternoon jam by calling in the morning or evening.