Richmond Palladium (Daily), 15 January 1902 — Page 5

RICHMOND DAILY PAUAPHTM, WEuyESDAYt J AXUARY 15, 1903

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And they all pronounce it a DECIDED SUCCESS. It costs less than any other PURR CREAM OF TARTAR baking powder and is fully equal in every way, to the very best. Half Pound Can IHc.

IF TOTT GET IT AT THK BKK HiV-fc, IT'S GOOD.

W. E. HASTINGS

Mather Bros. Co. Can Supply You

Promptly by the ton or coarlad. PHONES 49.

Richmond

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WEDNESDAY. JAN. 15, 1902.

Indiana and Onto Weather Washington, D. C, Jan. 15. For Indiana: Fair tonight and Thursday, moderate temperature. Ohio Generally fair tonight and Thursday. LOCAL MENTION.

For good watches and clocks see Haner. Go to Haner's for correct fitting of eye glasses. The Rev. Howard went to Dayton today. Typewriters, all makes, for sale or rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc, Tyrrell, W. U. telegraph office. tf The report that Mrs. Trindle is going to remove to New York is grouadless. Se the table of Torchon laces opposite elevator. It is the best bargain we have ever shown. Boston store sale. The members of Orange Sabbath school held a prayer meeting at the home of Nathan Ratliff Monday evening.

The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ratliff occurred January 15th, but on account of the serious illness of Mr, Ratlill they did not celebrate. They reside near Klkhorn Mills. Blankets, comforts, sheets, pillow cases, feathers and tickings all at sale prices. Boston store. Harvey Ssobey of College Corner, O., is spending the week with his sister, Mrs. Dr. Stewart of north twelfth street.

John Wissler of Cambridge City is in the city today. Tomorrow morning, page 8. Carl Chapman of Cambridge City is in town today. Dr. Mauk of Cambridge City is in the city today. The Rev. Dr. Nethercut and wife went to Greenfield today to attend the wedding of a relative. Turn to page 8. Hosiery and underwear at prices to make buying and selling easy. Boston store sale, Mrs. Ephraim Heeter, wife of the Preble county treasurer at Eaton and well known here, was buried yesterday at Lewisburg, her old

home. Miss Mary Wuenker, who has been at home some days ill with the grip, returned today to her place at the Bartel Company's. Patrolman Charles Ferguson of the Panhandle force, went to Urbana today to attend the funeral of Mr. Purnell, of whose death we made mention yesterday. Our domestic and linen department was never as large and complete. It is used as a leader in our special sale. Boston store. Turn to page 8. The Elks' minstrels will be, from the indications given in the rehearsals, even better than at the other performance, which pleased everybody. There will be two nights of it, and it will all be entirely new, except the performers, and they will be good as new. New stage settings, new faces in the front row during the olio, new music, new costumes and new novelties. There will be eight end men. Alves Mendenhall and D. W. Haines of Greensfork are in town for the day. ;

Read page 8. r? H. B. Turner of tbe Railroad .tore, who has been at bis old home at Cumberland, Md , for some weekg on a visit, returned this morning. Geo. M. Guver is a eandicate for councilman seventh ward subject to the Republican Nomination. " rtartoi .t- rv. hot-o tViAir tipw office

on the third floor all completed and

it is the finest in the building, it is fnr th nii rtf Mr- T jmh. Mr. Bartel,

and Mieas KnViri mr and Leive. The

addition of this new office gives the

concern a fioeequipment in tnat line.

Keaa page a. There was no police court this morniniLT The usual trouble makers

seem to have vanished utterly from the face of the earth.

Mii sui.!iK Mrv.rr1 of Centerviile.

who has been very ill for three weeks past, is no better.

Rm Mitchell is at Centerville at

the bedside of a sick relative.

Trn Manhattan Huh Pave a very

last prpninir. There was

a large crowd present, and the music was excellent. Everyone enjoyed the

occasion immensely.

Page 8, 'twill pay. Mi6 Grar FUker left this mornine

for Indianapolis where she will study,

piano and pipe organ in the music college with which Hugh McGi Deny is connected. The ladies of the Occult Research society will meet tomorrow afternoon. Remodeling page 8. Miss Mary Harris is assisting the Rev. Aspey in a series of revival t Statfl Lin, a town on i

the border between this state and Illinois. Pa2e 8. Read it.

Forkner & ForkDer have filed in thin court the suit of John H. Hewitt and Geo. " W. Hewitt vs. the New Castle Bridge Co., et al., for injunction. The case comes from the Henry circuit court. The complaint did not come with the other papers, but it is supposed to be another fight against a trust, in which class of cases New Castle now leads the state. Ttichnn R. F. Lee will Dreach at

Bethel A. M. E. church tonight. i Miss Rebecca Livy of St. Louis and Mia F.nniw Trrw nf New Castle are

- j - visiting the family of O. B. Fulghum. j

IAIIY M.UKKT KKPOKT Prevail i HIT Prices t'nr CJrair, Pr.'iTis- '

ions ami Livestock on Jan. 14.

A CHANCE

TO SECURE UNPRECEDENT. ED BARGAINS IN SHOES.

Indiana m1is Ciruiu ami Livestock. Wheat Wa?on, 87c; No. 2 rtri. steady, bSo. Corn SUsatiy ; No. 2 mixed. bA-i. UU J irui ; No. t mile,!. 40. Cattle Steady at 12.7 .d0. Hoa Steady at i.iti.i-". , Sheep Steady at Sl.5UiO3.j0. - Lttinto Steady at t5.Si. 1 ; Chicago lira in Mid Provisions.

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M beatJsn .. May July Com Jaa May July Oats Jaa May.... July

Pork Jau 1.70 16.7 May. W. 1J.I7 July.. ll.OT Lard Jaa 4.50 9.51 May t. 9.77 July 8.70 fcs Ki osJan May S.S5 8.87 July 8.67

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Clo∫ cash market W beat, T7?c; corn : oats 4)7,'-; pork, $16.71; lard. W.il,

noa, o.s;. Louisville tirain and Livestock. W lieal No. S red and lonberry, 9oc Cora No. wl. 7fc; No. t mixed, 71o. Oals So. 2 mixed 41 o: No. 2 wblte, 53$c . t attle Strong at i.2ii.7.. Ho Meady at Sheep Meauy.al lAai lauiL) steaily at $L."ii

Cincinnati lirain and I.iYestock VV lieat steady ; No. 2,re.l. bin. torn Mea.iy ; No. 2 uiiae.i, e. c. uU leaiiy : No. 2 mi xed. 4U ,i i.atLie ArtiVe at 41.7a(ia.tu. HoX Vl'i'e' at lun.MJ Mjeep om'ou at it.&$tttA LainDa Active at .k4VAA. Chioaso LivesttiMrk.Cattle Ame; steer. fl47..'i5; atockora aaj feeders, UO).s teaiy at R(Ml."s. . slier i' le"iy al V-- 4.-. LUi us &teay at to 5.90.

New York Livestock Cattle Steady at tiS-lu . 20. Hot yuiet Jt ia..ji. Sfieep flow at $2io4. Ljuui steady at it.2-i v .'0. h:st lluflaiu Livestock. Cattle stvady at :.l.r. "tto Active at oei- MiuV At 4.14. Umt-steady at $3.V.

The Entire Stock off J. M.

Williams to be Offered at Fire Sale---Full Particulars. The Fire Sale of th stock of the J. M. Williams Shoe Store is of more than usual importance in this community sires it is an opportunity to lay in a supply of that most necessary article of dres3 foot

wear of a quality and at a price very seldom attainable. Everybodv knows the quality of goods handled there only the best in any class. The name of the concern is always associated with the better class of goods. The recent fire there has pi t this elegant stock in the reach of all, and those who are wise will take advantage of it. The standard makes of footwear were all represented in this immense stock, which was bought for fiae trade. The fire, and the adjustment of the fire losses, makes it imperative that this stock bj sold off at once, to get ready for spring trade. The goods to be offered includes

the entire stock, which for wearing

qualities was practically uninjured. All of it will be sold. As a general

thing the damage is to the boxes in

which the goods were kept, and these are mainly injured only by being smoked up. The goods themselves sra as good as they ever were. Where they have been damaged at all, the purchaser will be told plainly and truthfully what the damage is and what it amounts to, because everv person in the concern is an experienced shoe salesman, and as they will x-ontinue in the business they can afford to drceive no one. The sale opens Friday morning at 5 'M. The store will close at noon for an hour and then reopen until 6 o'clock. On the usual nights Tuesday. Thursday . and Friday the store will be closed, during the sale. On the other nights the store will be open until 9 oclock. The reduction in price will be general all through the stock, and such goods were never offered at such prices in Richmrnd before. People know the kind of goods they have always sold there this identical line is offered. You can wear the finest of goods at the lowest of prices by taking advantage of this sale. All sales will of course be for cash only and no goods can be taken back except on exchange. - On account of the rush it will be impossibleand no one should expect it to make any exchanges during this sale. All goods taken out, however, will be exchanged as soon as there is time to do it if the purchaser desires. As soon as the rush is over a matter of a few days, perhaps a week goods, bought can be exchanged; but no goods can be taken out on approval, and no exchange can be made for a few days at least. The rule therefore will be to come knowing as near as possible what you want in style, size, etc. It will be in the stock and sold at a price to surprise you. In fact this sale is not to take advantage of any one, or to fool any one. The stock is the stock of the stcre, and very large. An unfortunate circumstance has made it necessary to sell it off, and sell it as quickly as possible. Every possible attempt will be made to treat customers the same as they have always been treated in the general order of business at this, one of the oldest shoe houses in eastern Indiana.

People's Exchange. All advertisements under the above bead, such, as "wan ..'paj "for sale," lost," &c, will be given one insertion free, to Palladium subscribers.

sixteenth tf

Storage Ground floor, and Main. Vera Smith.

Lost One six-stone diamond and one sapphire and diamond ring.tied in handkerchief, on north A between sixth and tenth, on Saturday evening, November 9. Big reward if returned to 41 north sixth street. 11-6 For Rent Five rooms at 40 south eighth street. Lost Pair gold nose glasses. Leave at Spencer's jewelry store. "

TRY - - - -

Lehr & Klute

FOR

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

725 Main St

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All Overcoats Reduced 10 to 40 per cent. Now is the time to make . . . ... "t :-- - . money by saving money

Store cWed Tuesday, Wednesday, Thuieday arid Friday at 6 p. m.

KathtMme lnln"t Want It. Havana. Jan. 15. The examination of Estes G. Rathbone. formerly director general of pos'.s of Cuba, was continued yesterday fternoon when the trial of the charges growing oui of the Cuban postoffice frauds were resumed. Private correspondence between Rathbone and former Postmaster General Smith was Introduced. Rathbone said he did not take part Is any campaign having for its purpose li'a appointment as civil governor of Cuba. Some over-zealous friends begat one. but ne did not endorse it, anl wrote to the president and postmaster general, saying he did no want the position-

Warning Notice. You are missing many gcod things by delay, such as nickel stove pokers oc, fire shovels 5c. steel nickel plated skillets 39c, odd table knives 5c, odd cups 5c, warranted nickel alarm clocks 85c, large white chambers 16c, willow clothes baskets 44c, full nickel smoothing irons 87c per set of 5 pieces, all kinds of wash boilers from tin to tull copper, Dorce egg beaters 5c, egg spoons 2 for 5c, 10 inch flat files 10c, canned gooseberries, blue berries &c, &c. 5c can, jelly powder 4c These are only a slight indicate t-n of .the m-ny good things we hav for you. Iliff h Department Store, Sixth and Main,

It will surprise you what a few dollars will do in our Cloak Department

Seven Terra Cotta Figures left It you see the price you will take one.

EVERYTHING REDUCED CLEARANCE SALE IS IN FULL BLAST. Come in the morning hours if possible. You will see more. You can buy more. Every dollars worth of goods on our two floors i are certain of a saving on every purchase made. It does not matter what, how much or little you may wish to buy.

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