Richmond Palladium (Daily), 19 December 1901 — Page 4

RICH3TOTST P AILY PALLADIUM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1901

Richmond Palladium he did not elaborate on this idea, but it is worthy of the closest consideration. For instance the tariff is no longer needed on oteel. Why not revise the tariff and reduce" duties on that item in consideration that other countries that ship steel here will reduce their tariffs against American breadstuff? That, it seems to me, is trood s u ri-1 sense, and I believe now is the time to act." GVfl THU I SDA , DEC. 19. 1901.. AMUSEMENTS.

PuMiftbed ery ening Sunday excepted) hj TILE 1'ALL.lDimr CO. OMaarf new Phonaa M.21. TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION! Om vm by mail, tag pm4 - S3.00 OaaaMata " " " - - .26 Oaa mk, by aarrlar - - - - - -OB Work on the St. Louis exposition grounds will begin tomorrow with, appropriate ceremonies. Nearly all the Indiana congressmen will be home by the last of this week. The Republican members wil attend the "love feast" the 31st instant at Indianapolis.

In response to many requests from township trustees Attorney General Taylor has declared that under the law passed by the last legislature it is incumbent on all township trustees to prepare annual reports and have them published in a newspaper of general circulation in their respective counties before the 1st of January. The law is plain on the subject.

We print herewith the only on plete and correct description yet published of Richmond's new Panhandle passenger station. It will be seen that the new depot is to be something much more than ordinary for places the size of Richmond. The Pennsylvania company is at last doing the handsome thing by us, which is but another evidence that "all thiDgs come to those who wait."

If an unnecessary surplus is accumulating in the United States treasury, which seems to be the case, one of two methods should be adopted to reduce the the government's income. One is br cutting off some or all of the Spanish war internal revenue taxes. The other is by reducing the tariff on such articles as will safely bear a reduction, and by which re duction reciprocal advantages may be secured. It must be conceded that the latter plan has a distinct claim over the former on the ground that it wi!l affect a much larger class. A farther reduction of internal revenue tax, while it is desirable, would directly affect a comparatively small class, while a tariff reduction would reach the whole people. This is certainly a stroDg point in favor of tariff revision. Of course it is assumed that the revision would be made by the friends of the tariff principle.

TONIGHT. Charleston, 111. A Holiday in Coontown drew a large house last night. Tbe performance pleased and was well applauded. The singing and dancing was exceptionally go jd. Phillips tonight. lover's lane. That the name of a play has a lot to do with the public has been emphasized by the great success of "Lover's Lane," by Clyde Fitch, which William A. Brady will produce in this city in the near future. "Lover's Lane" will be seen here in the same manner that put it on the tidal wave of success in New York for over five months run only to be eclipsed by a record-breaking run all summer of three months in Chicago At the Gennett Christmas day and evening. A Good Coagb Medicine.

(From the Gazette, Toowooraba, Australia.) I find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is an excellent medicine. I have been suffering from a severe cough for the last two months, and it has effected a cure. I have great pleasure in recommending it. W. C. Wockner. This is the opinion of one of our oldest and most respected residents. and

has been voluntarily given in good faith that others may try the remedy and be benefitted, as was Mr. Wockner. This remedy is sold by A. G. Luken & Co. and W. H. Sudhoff, Fletcher has the largest line of mufflers in the city. Prices from 35e to $2.50.

The Washington correspondent of the Indianapolis Sentinel had an interview with Congressman Watson concerning his proposed speech on revision of tariff and reciprocity. In the course of the interview Mr. Watson sax J : "I am thoroughly wedded to the principle of the p'otectiye tariff, and I would not think of advocating anything that would tend to destroy that principle. At the same time I believe that tariff revision at this time not only would not do violence to the principle of true protec ion but would subserve and promote it. I believe tbo'ousjhly in tbe speech made by

President McKinlev at Buffalo

just Lefore he was shot. One sentence tbst he spoke had far reaching siirmhVacce His proposition was ioujhd in general terms and. in effect, he held that if a tariff is no longer needed on certain articles vrhy not utilize this condition to broaden t ur markets? He had a shrewd way of testing public opin.on slowly and

Irvin Reed & Son invite your attention to a linn line

or carver, table and pocket cuttlery, scissors, skates, et Open every evening till Christmas.

Golf goods at Fletcher's.

Rlssell's Cyco Bearing Carpet Sweeper, tlie best made, sold by TSolte & Kemper. I carry a line of Fine Carving Knives and Forks, Table Knives and Forks; also the best quality of Fine Razors, Pocket Knives and Scissors; ail suitable for presents at bottom figures. M. C. Price. Do you want a Christinas present? I have a six room frame house, well located, you can get by paying $300 down and $10 a month. Possession at once. See Wood hurst.

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STARR POACOT.

It would be impossible to make a wis-

er selection, w e are snowing a iactory stock of these superb instruments in var

ious wood ca&es ; besides you get in the

Starr a piano of exquisite tone, quality and proven durability. A visit of inspection cordially invited. Starr Piano Salesrooms,

Opsn evenings till 9 o'clock.

935 MAIN STREET.

mmi TPATRE. " MURRAY 6WI 5HEH,

Lessees and Manager

Room sizes and Hertk Rugs in Wiltons, Axminhters, Hody Brussels, Tape str es and Smyrnaa at special prices for the holidujs. Nolle & Kemper. j Violins, guitars, mandolins and everything in the music line at K node's music store. 17-e.o.d.4t

Carpets, rugs, lace curtains and draperies at special low prices. Xolte

& Kemper.

Men's initial handkerchiefs, 6 for fl,50,in a beautiful box at Fletcher's. Home made L.ayer Cake, Finest va'iety in City, ni-tde by Mrs. llutron. JIADLEY BKOS. Phone 2!J5.

tues-thurs fri See Fletcher's beautiful line men's niht robes. Prices 50c to $3.50.

THURSDAY. DEC. 19th. ... , . . , . . .. THE IjAIIGKST OF THEM ALL t A HOLIDAY f IN . . . COONTOWN '

35 PEOPLE 35 All Colored Talent. Traveling in their own special car. The Mascot. Good Singing and Dancing., - Elegant Costumes. Full Band and Orchestra. Watch for the Big Street Parade.

PRICES 15, 25 and 35c. Sale of seats at Westcott Pharmacy.

ITW.S ONCE SAID, "A X light purse is a heavy curse." A savings at count with us is an antidote for worry and a safo y fund for finanolal reverses. In sickness or in old age. We pay 3 per cent. Inter-

st an savings deposits.

Now For Your BARGAINS In - - Millinery Goods.

Along with your Christmas gifts don't fail to get one of our bargain hats. Notice our prices :

17 pattern hats arranging in price from $9 to $16 to go at $5 and $6. LADIES' AND MISSES TRIMMED HATP.

5 hats, former price $2 00 to $3.00 at $1.50 each.

, 9 3 50 to 5 00 at 2.50 each. 12 " 4.25 to 7 00 at 3.50 each. n 4 " " 5 00 to 7 50 at 4 00 each. Ladies' walking hats in colors and black, former price $1 to $150 at 50c LADIES' TRIMMED STREET HATS. 1 1 ha s, fcrrrer price 2 to $3 50 at $1.25. 10 hats, former price $4 to 1-4 50 at $2.00. Children's Tam O'Shanters for 25 and 50c. 36 children's ready to-wear hats for 25c each, dont fail t get one of these bargains. AH of our choice kit hats to go at 50c. A.l goods not mentioned will be sold at a discount. ,

Musical instruments for Xmas presents at Knode's music store. 17-e.o.d4t

' Laree line of Stick Pins. ! Lartre line of Cuff Buttons. '. Large line of Watch Fobs. I Large line of Collar Buttons Fletcher's.

Dress suit cases at Fletcher's.

Full line of skates at Irvin lteed & Sons.

j I have a good frame house for sale ; to be moved off of the lot at once. Come and see me at once. I Woodhvist.

Six handkerchiefs for 11 25, pure linen, extra value. Fletcher's Hat Store.

Cotton and all wool blankets. Bargains forXma JOHN Y. CRAWFORD.

Ladies' umbrellas at Fletcher's.

I have great assormet of all kinds of Xmas goods, specially select el for the v-jnts of every one. Call and fee. JOHN Y.CRAWFORD.

Go to F etcher's for suspenders; laree line, extra value from 25c to

$3.00.

Baroda's and Ingrain Art Squares In all sizes at reduced prices. IS'olte & Kemper.

Great line of glove", bolli ladies and gents. JOHN Y.CRAWFORD.

Fletcher 's Hat Store is own etrrr

1 night.

FURS, FURS, FURS. 500 Ladies'dnd Misses' ur collars at the most reasona ble prices. JOHN Y. CRAWFORD.

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We are prepared for it with a fine line of La-Iies' Gold Filled Hunting Case Watches at the following prices: $15.30. $l.0O, $19.75, $20.00, $24.75. Ard in Gold Filled Open Face Watches, $9.00, $ 15.00, $17.00. In Solid Gold Open Face Watches, $26, $26.75, $36. In Solid Gold Hunting Case Watches. $29, $33, $35.50. $36. $37.50, $3S. $39. $53. $5. We have Boys' Watches in Nickel for $1.35, $2.25, $2.50, $3, $t, $5. In Gun Metal for $3 00. Fine novelties in Boys' Swiss Watches at $16.75. We also have them in gold and gold filled. The line of Gents' Watches is just as complete in assoitment, and the prices are as low as any when quality is considered.

In Clocks we have the Porcelain for $1.75. $6.50. $6.75. $7.75, $11.50, $11.75. In fancy Gilt Clocks, we have them at $3, $3.50, $4.25, $5.00, $11. In wood they run from $2.25 t( $45. In iron they run from $6.50 to $14.50. In marble" we have them at $13.50 to $13. In bronze from $4.50 to $32 50. In Nickel Alarms for $1.00, 1.25 and 1.75. In Cut Glass we handle Hawke's, DorSinger's and L. Strauss & Sons'. The dishes range in price, $3, 3.50, 3.75, 4.00. 5.50, 6.00, 7.50, 10.50, 12.00, 13.00, 15.00. In Ring we have a line for children for 75c, 1.00 and upwards. Misses' Band and Set Rings from 1.10 up.

Also a fine line of ladies' and gents" Set anl Band Rings.

In Silverware i t have Crumb Knives and Tray at 4.00. . plete fo wfan15 00- Sh" Cap. " Brushes comChildren's Cnps for 1.35, 1 50, 1.75. 2.00, 2.75. Sterling Bonnet Brashes for 2.75. 3.25, 3.50. Sterling Military Brushes for 5.50, 8.00, 8.50 per picee. Sterling Silver Hat Brushes, 1.75, 2 25. 2 40. Sterling Silver Cloth Brashes, 3.75, 5 00. All our brashes have exceptionally heavy handles and backs. In real Ebony we have the Hat Brushes at 1 00 and 1 15 Cloth Rnii&M at 2.25, Military Brushes for 3.00, 4 00 and 4.25. ' " Call and examine these goods. ' 3

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