Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 January 1902 — Page 5

BICHCP?n DAILY PAIJiAimrUVgRIDAY JANUARY ,10,1902

Richmond Palladium

FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1902. Indiana and Ohio Weather Washisqtoh, D. C. Jan. 10 For Indiana: Fair tonight and Saturday, cooler tonight a ad in the souia oaruraay. Ohio Generally fair tonight and Saturday, probably colder Saturday. LOCAL MENTION. For good watches and clocks see Haner. Go to Haner's of eye glasses. for correct fitting Do not miss seeing Liquid Air toD'gnt. It opens in the morning, Boston store clearacce sale. Typewriters, all makes, for sale or rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyrrell, W. U. telegraph office. tf Boys shoes 98c. Ilumpe's. Toler's drug store, corner fifteenth and Main. Trade there once and you will trade again. , 9 3t Last and final call on cloaks, suits and furs. Boston store clearance sile. The W. R. C. will give a beau supper at the G. A. R. hall Jan. 18. Services preparatory to the Lord's Supper will be held at the First Eng lish LiUtneran church this evening. The regular meeting of the Royal Arch Chapter occurs this evening. The initiation of officers is part of the work of the evening. All members are urged to be present. See Ilumpe's display, A marriage license was issued yestprdav to Heurv G. Snyder and E'lra Lamotte, of Milton. The Knitfhtstown Christian churc of which Elder W. M. Gard has beea pastor a number of years, will begia a series of gospel meetings on Jan2t. Evangelist E. V. Spicer of Richmond will assist the pastor. Liquid Air and apparatus for tonicht's experiments have arrived. I).) not miss it. $3 50 shoes 98c. Ilumpe's. All sizes in K. and L seal coats at clearance sale prices. Boston store. The WasMngton correspondent of the Indianapolis Journal says thin morning: "The postofflce in the house of representatives is to lose one of its most valuable clerks in Mr. Wilfred F. Jessup. Since Mr. Jessup came to Washington from his borne in Richmond. Ind., several years ago he has graduated from the Georgetown University and the National Law School. He has now res'gned his position to practice law." Samuel G. Snvder, of Lafayette, is here settling up the estate of the late William Bond. v- I Harrv Hamilton, John Keys and Allen Pleasants were last night initiated into the mysteries of the Royal Arch degree. There was a large audience of brethren and a most enjoyable time. Call and pee the reductions on our $65 and $75 trimmed seal jackets. Boston store. Mrs. Geo. Dougan has k'ndly consented to give a paper on "African Cities" before the History Club at 7:30 Saturday evening, at South Eighth Street Friends church. She takes Mrs. Elmer's place, who has been excused from her paper with j very great regret on the part of the . club. ! To have seer, common air in liquid form is well worth what it will cost. See it tonight and learn of its properties. Frank Stevens and wife left yesterday mornirg for Victoria, Mexico, ' where they will take up missionary work for the Society of Friends. They will be located there permarently and will endeavor to make this post one of the strongest missions in the republic of Mexico. Joseph Ratl tT has returned from a visit with his daughter Laura, at Liberty. He will live with his son Walter, near this city.

LAST AND FINAL REDUCTIONS ON SUITS, CLOAKS AND FURS.

EVERYTHING REDUCED CLEARANCES ......... V - It Opens Saturday, Jan. 11, Closes Saturday, Jan. 2o. IS Sale Days. Tri 0t important clearance sale ever held. First, the store is larger and better than ever before. Secondly, in addition to the remaining ine njjj J ft iota surplus in all the departments of 113,844 worth of merchandise. It is not unseasonable and surplus goods that we want

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COME EARLY, COME OFTEN. 13 SALE DAYS ONLY.

August Kamp, a well known grocer

or south sixth street, is very sick wiin pneumonia at his home, 541 soutnaixth street. J. O. Barber is at Cambridge City toaay. The Elks at their m-eting last evening initiated three Dew members Pieasant Un thank, Ed Hili and Linus P. Meredith. There as a large attendance of members and visitors. The Boston store is going to conduct the largest clearanc sale in the history of the store without quoting a price in their advertisement. See the big reluction on shoes in Haislev's window. J L. Schlagle has accep'ed a position in the shipping department with the Adam H. Bartel company. The entire works of Gaar, Scott & Co. , were closed down today ou account of the death of Mrs. Campbell, who was the mother of Howard Campbell. Mrs. Elizabeth El wards, who fell and broke her shoulder some weeks ago, is recovering so nicely in spite of her great age, that she will suffer no permanent results from tba accident. Edgar Njrris is a candidate for council for fie Third ward subject to Republican nomination. W. S. Rosser. who is president of the Get Overall company, U also secretary of the prospective Green ville & Richmond Traction company. There has been little talk here over this line and little is known here with regard to it. Mr. Rosser says that the line will be built and tnat thay have plenty cf capital in the company itself to do it with. Thomas J. Newkirk who has been away all week on railroad business is expected to return home this evening. Haisley's show window is attracting shoe buyers. Mrs. Jessie Bonnell, who was visiting her mother, Mrs. Meads, at Rising Sun, O., d ed there last Sunday and was buried Wednesday. She was ill when she went there from typhoid fever. The reception given by Mrs. J. II. Nicholson at her beautiful home yesterday afternoon and last evening was a delightful affair. Mrs. Nicholson was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Goode, Mrs. Harry McCiuire of Cincinnati, Mrs. J. F. Elder, Mrs. Thos. Nicholson and Mrs. John Johnson. There were one hundred invitations issued and few regrets sent. Remarkable Cure of Croup A. Little Boy's Lite Saved. I have a few words to say regarding Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It saved my little boy's life and I feel thai I cannot praise it enough. I bought a bottle of it from A. E. Steere of Goodwin, S. D., and when I got home with it the poor baby could hardly breathe. I gave the medicine as directed every ten minutes until he "threw up" and then I thought sure he was going to choke to death. Whe had to pull the phlegm out of his mouth in great long strings. I am positive that if I had not got that bottle of cough medicine, my boy would not be on earth today. Joel Demont, In wood, Iowo. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. and W. A. Sudhoff, druggists. Dr. Rodman Dead. Hopkinsville, Ky., Jan. 10. Dr. James Rodman, a distinguished physician, died suddenly this morning of heart disease, aged 73. He wa3 the father-in-law of Commander Southerland, United States navy. Great reduction sale at the Model. Attention Republican voters of the fifth ward, city of Richmond: You are requested to meet at Hodgin's carpenter shop at 7 o'clock p. m. sharp to discuss the business of the convention Saturday afternoon, Jan. 11, 1902. W. H. Green. , 11. ii is marKea aown, irom ine

THAT M BAI.

ONE OF THE ESTED MEN INTER SAYS That it Will be in Business Inside of Sixty Days and Fully Equipped for Business. The talk of a proposed new na tional bank which has been going for several weeks has atram revived in a way to make it appear that the bank will really start. One of the men interested was seen tnis morn ing with regard to it and was willing to talk, but did not care to nave nis name or tne names or otners-in ine concern mentioned for tne present. He is in business on Main street and one of tne most &uc-eetiui ol our business men in his lir e. He savs the name of the new bank will be tee Gern an National Bank of Richmond. It will be capitalized at $100,000. There has bfen 50.000 of the stock already taken, and they have all the money they need in the company just as it is; but that the balance o: $50,000 is to be distributed in shape to do the bank good. They could have it ail taken now if they desired, but want it distributed more. They expect to have the concern ready for business and running inside of the coming sixty days. It will be located in the west end if possible; that is, if the buil Ung suitable for the purpose can be bought at a proper figure. They intend to buy the property wherever they locate, and fit it up in modern shape for a first class National bank. NARROW ESCAPE. Car Off Pulled the of the the Track Full Length Railroad is Bridge. A most wonderful escape from what might have been a very bad accident, was had at the Panhandle bridge yesterday afternoon. hat is known as the 44F. Gp" freight, made up entirely of cars of perishable goods, with Dave Matthews as conductor, was going west, and just at this end of the bridge one of tbe cars went on tne tract. it - was noticed by the brakeman, who thought the car would go off the bridge and take the train with it. He jumped off and signaled franti cally for the engineer to stop; but bis signals were not noticed and the train went on. Those who saw the position of things held their breath in horror, expecting to see one of the worst accidents ever occurring in this part of tbe country. Had the car left the bridge it would have probably pulled engine and all down, a drop of nearly seventy-five feet. Strange to relate, the car bumped along on the ties the whole length of the bridge, and stayed upright until Sheridan street was passed and then tumbled over on the hill. There was damage to several other cars, but nothing of any great importance. The marks on the ties on the bridge are very plain, where ' ine wueeis oi iue car cut in as iney bumped along. This bridge has been a wonder in the way of escapes from accident. Years ago it was a good deal used by men walking across it on their way to work in the morning, unti'.twoor three had such narrow escapes from being caught by trains that the practice was prohibited bv ordinance. A worn in once jumped off the middle of j the bridge while insane, and lar ding , in tbe water waded ashore. An old i i i- a i . .i f most srapie amcie to tne nnest

man' named Hale? once Tode-a horse

clear across it, and after e'ear to the other end of the bridge fell through. .The horse was "f killed, but the nan i walked up the bar k. unhurt.. There has teea but one person seri- ' ously ii j jred in all the accidents s there of over thirty years the bridge nas stood there. DEATHS AND FUNERALS. Campbell The funeral of Mrs Thomas Campbe 1 took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence, 43 Washington avenue. Rev. Net hercutt officiating. The pallbearers were Messrs. Harry Land. J. E. Jones, Samuel Gaar, Jonas Gaar, Frank Land. Clem . Gaar. The interment was in Earlham. Long Tbe fuuerai of Josiah C. Long will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the house, 113 south eleventh street, Rev. Kemper officiating, and the interment will be in Earlham cemetery. Great reduction sale at the Model. Sweet Price's. cider, pure apple juice, at Health Office. Measles is reported in the following families: ijvr Lyons, 1050 north B, Thomas, agKTi. Ge rge Bell, 115 north sixth, Howard, aged 4. L'ncoln Moore, 805 north fourteenth, Mildred, aged 8. James Allen, 206 north sixth, Eva, aged 10. King, 501 south thirteenth, Will, aged 21. Henry Gehring. 714 north thirteenth, Marie, aged 7, and Ida, aged 27. Typhoid fever is reported in the family of Freeman llaislev. 224 south thirteenth, Harry, agf d 15. FIRST OF TtfE SEASOX. inest navel orarjjes yon ever saw iO i-eii". ize 523 cents dozen tomorrow. J1EYEK BROS. Grape fruit, tangerines, Malaga and sweet oranges, at grapes Price s. Savings Company Assigns. Cleveland, O., Jan. 9. The Euclid Avenue Trust and Savings company assigned to F. H Genn, bond $250,000. It is said they will pay all claims in full. Unusual withdrawals of deposits t aused the failure. According to tne last published statement, Oct. 1, 1901. the 'total resources were 2,964,002; individual-deposits, $3,191,776-sur-plus funds, $65,000; capital paid in, $609,000. H. C. Brainert, president; C. H. Stewart, secretary and treasurer. Henry A. Everett, of Everett-Moore syndicate is a director, but the officials say he has never borrowed a cent from the institution. Hot chocolate, with wafers, served at Price's. Great reduction sale at the Model. , Tomorrow's Events. Finely colored picture, 14x20, in gray mats, 10 cents, worth 5. cents. Fifty feet braided white clothes line, 10c. Large white chambeis, 16c. Nickei-plated steel s-killets, cold handle 39j, worth 75c. Nickelplated stove pokers, 5c. Iliff's Department Store, 6th and Main. Plenty Price's. of nice, fresh oysters, at Cut prices on at the Model. everything t Sixtv gold fish, just received, at Price's. i T . ana most expensive goods

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Overcoats, Suits Hats, Caps, Underwear Or Furnishing Goods.

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to Pi. iotli Street, Opp. Wetiteott Hotel, Rlclimoud, Ind. BOTH fHi'HES. Liquid Air! The Marvel of the Age The air we breathe reduced to a liquid 312 below zero. Freezes Alcoliol, Burns Steel, Boils Ice. GENNETT Theatre Friday Night, Jan. lO. Prices 50 and 75c. Seb ction of seats, subscribers only, begins 7:HO a. hi., Wednesday, Jan. 8. 1'ublic sale, 7:30 a m., Thursday, January 9. People's Exchange. All advertisements under the above head, such as "wan .."pa "for sale," lost," &c, will be gien one insertion free, to Palladium subscribers. Storage Ground floor, sixteenth and Main. Vern Smith. tf Foh Sale A six room frame house in good condition. A good renter or a nice home. Dickinson Trust Co High grade chocolates, at Price's. Straw berries, lomatoes, caulitl'wer, cutnmber8,rddtehen, parsley, celery, spinach and lettuce. Allegretti chocolates, at Price's.

EVERY DEPARTMENT OVERSTOCKED. THE SURPLUS MUST BE DISPOSED OF.

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DENTIST

R. B.Cochrane, M.S. "Know Thyself." Is your mouth in a perfect, healthy condition? If not, it is your duty to have it attended to at once. There is nothing: that mars tbe beauty and injures the health as much as ugly, decayed teeth. Our painless method of filling, extracting and crowning teeth have given us the lead and should make you one of our patients. Note these reasonable prices: B4 Set f Taeth on rubber M.M 18K Gold Crown -00 22 K Cold Crown . . B.O Cold Filling - - - S1.00 Up Silver Fillings - 60o and Teeth Extracted,: 25e and - M Remember, all work is guaranteed. I will forfeit f25 for vv tovtb lean not extract without pain. R. B. Cochrane, D.D.S. ReEu ar tirauaeied and Rfgixtered LwnUat. Rooms IS and 19, Colonial B ilding. Be sure you eet the lignt rooms' The numbers are on the door. Office hours, 7 :30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Evenings 7 to 8.30. Phone 1388. Richmond, Ind SALE. stock of winter goods we and need at this time, but . N

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