Richmond Palladium (Daily), 7 January 1902 — Page 5
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Richmond Palladium
TUESDAY. JAN. 7, 1902.
Indiana and Onto Weather
Wahhikotow, D. C. Jaa. 7 For Indiana: Fair tonight and Wednesday, moderate temperature. . For Ohio: Cloudy tonight and Wednesday fair. 'r
LOCAL MENTION.
For good watches and clocks see Haaer. Go to Haner's for correct fitting of eye glasses. Haislry's shoe window is attracting buyers. Clarence Gennett went to Toledo today to be gone several days. Miss Juliet Swayne left this morning, returning to Gam bier, O , tc her school. Typewriters, all makes, for sale or rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyrrell, W. U. telegraph office. tf Earl Chamness, who is teaching school at Fountain City returned home today, sick.
Harry Webber and wife left thw morning for Eureka Springs, Ark., on a visit for a week or ten days. Mr.'Cilley, who has been visiting his son-in law and daughter Dr. and Mrs. Harry .Weist during the holidays, left for southern California and Mexico today. In police court this morning Mary Godemaa was up for a plain drunk. Staubach abd Little too' her off Main street at about 6:30 last evening. The tine was a dollar and costs. The new Grand hotel at Marion was opened last eight. It is European stylo but very complete and good. It was badly needed there as the hotels were always overcrow led. See the big reduction on shoes in Haisley's window. The new temple and buildiDg of the Red Men at Winchester is nearly completed and the lodge will soon move in, at which time it will be dedicated with great r ceremonies. Richmond lodge will be there of jourse. C. W, 13. M. of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. H. F. Harris at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. R. E Kirkman reads a paper, 4 See The Homeland," and Miss Cora Lantz leads in the discussion, "In the Lands Afar." Whitewater degree staff of Odd Fellows have a rehearsal this evening preparatory to work in the second degree on Friday evening. On that occasion the degree staff of Wayne lodge cf Cambridge City will be here. This Is the one which took second prize at Indianapolis. 1 The affair will close with a grand banquet. Jolly times are in prospect for the Modern Woodmen of the city. Next Monday night the local camps of Woodmen and Royal Neighbors hold public installation exercises. Music will be furnished by the Petrang quartet. Next Saturday night a cimp will be instituted at H ierstown and a nurnber of local Woodmen, including the camp team, will go over. William Urban and N. C, Heironimus have charge of arrangements. Here is a hint for which business men will be thankful as getting away with a grand cold weather nuisance. The Logansport Pharos says merchants of that city "have discovered that they can keep the frost off their plate glass windows by the use of an electric fan. Hence in show windows about town you can see electric fans running at full speed, the same as in summer. The effect is to keep
the glass very largely cleared of frost and ice. " The candidate column on our eighth page continues to lengthen and to grow in interest. - Albert W. Reed and wife will start frtf Florida Thursday. Mrs. Mary V. Williams and ton will accompany them. The rally of the Richmond district of the Epwortb Leagu Saturday and
Sunday in VS is. city was a 'most successful one' . . - The Ladies' Aid society of the Third M. E. church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Benson on Hunt street. Whitewater lodge I. O. O. F. will have work Friday evening. Cambridge City team will do the work. All Odd Fellows invited." The Christian Endeavor society of the East Main Street Friends church will give a missionary social Wednesday night at the church.
Mr. Jeremiah Heimbaugh and Mrs. Mary Moore were married yesterday evening at 5 o'clock at First English Lutheran parsonage, Rev. Kapp officiating. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of First M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. LI II Bun-
yan, Si north twelfth street, Wed
nesday afternoon, Jan. 8, at io clock.
Mrs. Emma Daniel, the former pas tor's wife, will be at this meeting and a general invitation is given friends of the society. " " '...,' The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Whitewater monthly meeting of Friends will meet with Miss Margaret Wickett, , 37 south , nineteenth street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. Members are requested to bring needle and thimble, it being work day, and be prepared to respond with a suitable quotation when their names are called by the secretary.
A Good Hecummcndatiou. "I have noticed that the sale on Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets is almost invariably to those who have once used them," says Mr. J. II. Weber, a prominent druggist of Cascade, Iowa. What better recommendation co lid any medicine have than for p to call for it when again in need of such a remedy? Try them when you feel dull after eating, when you have a bad taste in your mouth, feel bilious, have no appetite or when troubled with constipation, and you are cer tain to be delighted with the prjmpt ralief which, they afford. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co, and W. II. Sudhoff. Dressing: sacques and bath robes off during our sale.
smirn & snemian. j Health Office. ; j Born,, to F. D. and Nellie Reece Booth, Si south fifth street, a daughter; second child. ' 1 To George and Frances Temmel- , man Haner, 240 south seventh street, a son; fourth child. - s To William and Mary Turpin Buhl, 213 south twelfth street, a daughter; second child. .. Measles is reported in the family of Thomas Alien, 543 south sixth street. Erl. aged eight years. j In family of Mrs. Lod wick, 303 north tenth street. Katie Meyers, aged twenty-seven years. .
Bom Amni Contains no acid or alkali to injure the hands or surfaces.
The Panhandle Calls For The Ground itiWill Occupy With Its New Freight Yards and Houses. The proposed improvements of the Panhandle property in the city by the building of new freight depots and freight yards, in addition to the new passenger depot, are now closely foreshadowed. Th company is doing the handsome thing by Richmond, which city has for many years been one of their best business points ou their western Hue. It low appears that they will spend some $250,000 here before they are through with it. Last evening their petition for the
vacation of north fourth and nitn streets was presented to council as noted in the council proceedings. The company have also notified people on the property to vacate. Lai summer the company bought all of this ground and the houses on it.allowing the occupants to remain at reasonable rental, with the promise of sixty days 'notice to vacate when the company desired the premises. This notice was served Saturday. The company intends to go ahead and have the freight depot completed by the time the passenger station is finished if possible. The houses on the ground will be disposed of at once and then removed or destroyed so building can commence. The ground of the company includes all that triangle south of their tracks a&d north of D street, from the C. R. & M. east to sixth street, with the exception of a little triangle occupied by Collet's saloon. East of sixth street they have a good deal of ground also, but sixih street will remain open as it is.
In their notices to vacate. Done are disturbed west of fourth street. All on their ground east of fourth street will have to move. There are perhaps twenty families who will have to vacate, besides others who have business establishments there.
Liquid Air !
A. Cure For Lumbago W. C. Williamson, of Amherst, Va., says: "For more than a year I suffered from lumbago. I finally tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it gave me entire relief, which all other remedios had failed to do." Sold by A. G. Luken & Co. and W. H. Sud-hoff.
Muslin underwear sale s'ill continues. Smith & Sherman.
Meetings at Grace Church. There is unusual interest in the meetings at Grace, .church such as has not been witnessed in the city for years. The preaching of Mrs. Harris is searching. The Bible readings of Rev. Harris at 2:30 are of great profit. Their singing melts the hearts of hearers and souls are saved at every service. The church believes that a great awakening has begun in the city that will bring hundreds to the Lord.
The Marvel of the Age
The air we breathe reduced to a. liquid i 812 below zero.
UauSd Air boiling oa a Mock f H.
Freezes Alcohol, Burns Steel, Boils Ice.
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All suits and cloaks
at sniitn & nerniaif s. Notice to Bidders. Proposals for supplies for the use of the Eastern Indiana Hospital for
the Insane for the month of February 1902 .will be received by the Board of
Irustees at the Hospital before d p. m. Monday, January 13, 1902. Specifications may be seen at the Second National Bank, or at the Hospital. Bv order of the Board of Trustees 7-2t S. E. Smith, Med. Supt.
GENNETT Theatre Friday Night, Jan. IO. Prices 50 and 75c. ' Selection of seats, subscribers only, begins 7:30 a. ui., Wednesday, Jan. 8. Public sale, 7:30 a m., Thursday, Janu-try 9.
Loehr & ECImite
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Overcoats, Suits Hats, Caps, Underwear Or Furnishing Goods.
725 Main St
PECIAL TEN DAYS SALE
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"THE PEOPLES STOKE." To ascertain where we're "at" we name special low prices for ten, days . - v' ; before stock taking '
French Flannelette, 3 pieces, choce styles. make lovely shiit. waists or dress- Qp jackets J " Outing Flannel remnants, 3 to 6 yds to "7
the piece, reg. lUc goods to close at 1 u
Child; en's Box Jackets to close at CI CO
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Outice Flannel Skirts, embroidered
edge, to close
Outing Flannel, light and dark color?. Cp
6 good3 uu
Ladies' Hose, 15c flaecy lined goods lftn
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Good Calico, choice styles
21c
31c
Ladies' Vests or Pants, heavy fleecy Q Q lined, for -. . CO Blankets, 10 4 size, very heavy, 83 cent CCn kind QpU Blankets, 11-4 size, extra heavy, , ( 01 I ft
$l.&0 kind -V. jgiilnj
Comforts, home-made, large size, f
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Silkoline, 12jac goods, all new styles! TAttX ' &
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Boyp' acd girls' fleecy Bicycle Hi 25c kind ;
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V 'i...".. ( All Furs at special reduced prices. l lU(t Muslin, good heavy quality, 4c. , C ' 't
THE PEOPLE'S STORE,
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Two doors nortli 8tli St. Hose House.
Store open every evening.
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THE GEO. H, KNOLLENBERG CO.
ENTIRE STOCK cloaks, suits, skirts and waists at astonishingly low prices ; all this fall purchases. The styles are correct, the quality is good, the assortment large, and the prices ! Well, that's where our big loss comes. But they must be sold, so here they are : ! ' ' r'. .'" . One-fourth"off ! One-half off ! Three-fourths off from former prices. ' Read every word, don't miss a line. ' : . .
Tese Prices are tmade regardess of cost. 6 Cloth Jackets . ... !... 14 Cloth Jackets ;.,, - . 11 Cloth Jackets . . " . , T '. '.V .
Less than half of the regular price. 2 Short Plash Capes . . ..s. . . . . 7 Golf Capes 7 Golf Capes 8 Golf Capes -
,. . 3.88 . 1.18 . 3.48 . 4.48 . 3.88
a& reduced frottt zj t 50 percent. " s Short Plush Jackets ... . . . . .l. 2 27-inch length Plash Jackets . . . . ... 1 Velour fetn Jacket ... . , .
f I Velow Eton Jacket ..........
1 27-inch length Velour Jacket . . . . . . These are reduced from S3 to $3 each. 8 Cloth Box Coals black and Oxford . : . 10 Cloth Box Coats, "black arid Oxford . J
.3.00 . 7.00 . IO.OO .14.00 .33.00
- S.48 . 8.48
4 Cloth Box Coats, black and Oxford i". . . . . 13.48
ZjfForrner price was $14.00, "-; Light Tan Cloth Box Coats 4 8.48
Greatly reduced in price. . . - 2 Light Tan Automobile Coats ...... 12 Light Tan Automobile Coats . . . . 8, Light Tan Antomobile Coats .' . . . . .
i Were $5 and $6 ' each, t One lot Walking Skirts 3.48
. . 8.48 . 13.48 ... 14.48
. Reduced from 25 to 50 Per cenlr 3 Yelour and Bedford Cord Skirts .
-48 13.48
S Velour, plain, trimmed skirts . . . . ...
Children's Coats to at greatly reduced prices. ' 7 Coats to go at, each .............. a)l
18 Coats go at. each . . . . . . . . . lO
3 Coats, worth tito t . . . 4 . . . . , .
6 Coats, worth 3 to f 10, for ........... 3.
Lot I. Colored taffeta, black taffeta and black Peau De Soi waists, former price $5 to $7 ; sale price ...... . -$2.98 Lot II. Colored and black taffeta, colored and black Peau De Soi, former price f 6 to 17.50 ; sale price , ........ . $4.48 Lot. III. Colored and black satin waists, former price $5 to $7, $3.48
Lot IV. -Colored flannel, to close at .75 Lot V. Colored and black flannels, to close at $1.48 Lot VI. Colored and black flannels, to close at $1.98 Lot VII. Colored and black flannels, to close at -$2.98
25, 50 and 75 Per Cent of Former Prices.
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