Richmond Palladium (Daily), 25 March 1904 — Page 8

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EICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM. FEIDAY, MARCH 25, 1904.

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bougnt at a iiDerai oiscoum, iu au wufc. Handkerchiefs in this lot worth 50c, O 0 75c and $1.00. Saturday only V .fjj LAC E TURN-OVERS for Saturday selling. See the dainty Lace Turn-overs displayed in y center case well worth 10c. Saturday fi. Tp"

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LI AT PIMQ Rolled go'd plated Hat Pins with 11 M 1 I IN J pretty colored settings, worth 10c; Q ft Saturday special, OU

Saturday special

See our line of Novelty Jewelry and Pearl Shirt Waist Sets at popular prices lOc up to 50c. Silk PettiCOatS for Easter wenr. Made of good quality plain and changeable silks, gocd lengths and extra full widths, dainty ruffles and accordeon pleats $4.00, 5.50, 6.50, $8.50, $IO, $12.50

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Avail yourself of the opportunity to get a loaf of bread that has plenty of competition, but ncne on quality j - J ' Made by an entire new process, where modern ideas are employed, perfect cleanliness, unremitting care, and strictly pure ingredients used. This loaf is made only by the Richmond Bak-. ing Co. "Ask your grocer for it." Red, White and Blue Isabel 011 every Loaf Save your tags from Mother's and Ideal Bread. They are valuable. In exchange for 2 tags we give you I vote on the free trip, with all expenses paid, to World's Fair, St. Louis. Get thetn exchanged at our office and vote for your friends: RICHMOND BAKING CO. BOTH PHONES 3

Dr. Johnston has removed his of

Ifice and residence to the northeast corner of north A and tenth streets.

The meeting of the Woman's Mis

sionary society of the First Presby

terian church, -which was announced to meet with Mrs. D. L. Mather, 326

north twelfth street, tomorrow, has

been indefinitely postponed on account of sickness. Wallace's circus will open in Peru the last week in April. Several of the gas belt cities will be visited on the early spring tour, but Richmond

will not get the show this year.

Ilagerstown Exponent. The Young Friends' association held

a very enjoyable "penny social" last evening at the home of Mrs. W. E. Morris, on south ninth street. It was the regular monthly meeting of the club and a delightful evening was

spent by all. About forty-five members of the association were present

and the "penny social" and music

formed the entertainment. The place

of the next meeting was not decided upon, the announcement appearing

later.

The Richmond Palladium

FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1904.

Fred Porterfield is spending the

week in New Castle on business. Russell Wilsn is spending the week with his parents in Campbellstown. Dr. II. II. Weist returned from a

professional trip to Winchester last

ening. President R. L. Kelly of Earlham

j has gone to Boston, Mass., on a busi-

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3ZttZZdZdZZZdZZZdZdZ3ZdZdZdZdZdZdZdZ ' Miss Bess Huff went to IndianapoT , I lis last night on a week's visit with Optical goods at Haner's. 'relatives.

Eye glass changed at Haner's.

Dr. W. A. Park for dentistry. tf Mrs. W. S. Hiser's shorthand school. Try the Palladium for job printing. Spectacles correctly fitted at Haner's. Corda Culbertson returned to Ma-

Charles W. Lynn returned to New Castle last evening after a visit with local friends. Cecil Bell of Xew Castle, who has been working on the Panhandle here has returned home. Walter Eggemeyer of Chicago Uni-

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Does A Stunt Between Indianapolis

and St. Louis. , - (Terre Haute Expess.) The Vandalia did another fast

running stunt Wednesday night with

eastern mail No. 11., between Indian

apolis and St. Louis& No. 11 was thir-I

fy-seven minutes late when it reached Indianapolis. Engineer Ed. Miliar,

of this citv, in charge of engine No.

51, left the Indianapolis Union sta-

ion at 0:13, and, by stopping two

minutes at Greencastle. reducing

speed at Reelsville and Limedale,

eaehed Terre Haute Union station at

0:32, an even hour and twenty

minutes. With Engineer Bill Davis

at the throttle of engine No. 197, No.

1 left Terre Haute at 10:37 and

reached Rose Hill, 111., 58.4 miles west of this city, in evactly 57 minutes. The entire thirty-seven minutes late

had been made up between Indianapo

lis and Rose Hill.

VERDICT FOE

$7,300

Against the Chicago, Cincinnati &

Louisville Railroad at Logans- ' port. (Peru Journal.)

C H. Brownell received 'a verdict

in his favor at Logansport. The C,

C. & L. was trying to pay him $4,

300 for cutting through his land at

the west edge of the city, but he

claimed damages of about $15,000

and brought suit. The verdict is for

$7,300. The case for cutting through

Brownell 's grove is separate and will

come up later. ; r

Made by an entire new process, " Ideal Bread." Sweet oranges and grape fruit

Price's.

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This is the time of year when your

last season's vehicle should h TP-

painted. Call and leave it at Schneid

er Carriage company, 47 north eighth street. 23-4 1.

Price's are still serving daily the

best Baltimore fresh oysters.

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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Ciuemnati, 0., March 25. Agnes

Massing, suspected of putting pois.u

in the food of the Bowdle family, ind

ordered sent to the epileptic hospital,

was taken to Gallipolis today.

relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Westcott of east Main street have returned from

s month's stay in Florida. Mrs. Mary Parker and daughter, Miss Let tie, of "The Wayne" are spending the week with relatives in Marion. B. F. Johnson returned yesterday afternoon from GrinnelL .la., where he attended the funeral of his brother. Mrs. J. E. Mote of north thirteenth street returned last evening from New Castle where she has been the guest of relatives for a week. Typewriters, all makes, rented, sold. Rentals, $3 to $5 per month.

Repairs and ribbons for all machines.

Tyrell. W. IJ. Tel. office. 'Phone 26.

William F. Spangler, of this city, was inducted into the mysteries of

Masonry at the Scottish Rite con

sistory at 'Indiana pedis. Several Rich

mond Masons were in attendance.

There is one event, March 29 and 30, that every lady in our city should take advantage of, and that is the grand millinery opening at Mrs.

Bankers, 1012 Main street, Westcott Hotel block. 25-3t

SWEET PEAS IN BULK. BURPEE'S. -:, ALSO NASTURTIUMS. PHONE 292. . 13 HAD LEY BROS.

rion yesterday after a visit with local .versity same this morning to spend

Sunday with his parents. Isaac "Woodard: of Spring Grove left last evening for a short visit with friends in Cincinnati. Kenneth Harris of Earlham went to his home in Camden, O., last night to spend the spring Vacation. Miss Edna Ferree, who attends Earlham went to Marion last evening to spend Sunday with relatives. Aubrey Hibberd, who attends Chi

cago University, arrived home yesterday to spend the spring vacation.

Miss Louise Purcell of north fourteenth street, is the guest of Indiana

polis friends for the remainder of the week.

Mrs. Fred Martin of Portland ar

rived yesterday to make an extended

visit with numerous local friends and

relatives. Mrs. Leslie Tucker, of north thirteenth street, went to Camden, Ohio, last evening for a several months' visit with relatives. Miss Edith Nicholson left yesterday afternoon for Purdue, where she will spend several days with her brother Raymond, who' is a student there. Wayne county has five creameries within her borders, and stands second among the counties of Indiana in this industry. Lake count v. in ih

northwest corner of the state. wlnVTi

has the advantage of the near mnrUf

of Chicago, stands first. :

HUNG HIMSELF.

Celina, O., March 25. Fred Rahn,

living north of this place, committed

suicide today bv hanging. Poor

health is supposed to be the cause. CONGRESS.

u ashington, March 2 ). In the

House today Representative Dalzell,

of the committee on rules, offered a resolution re-inserting in the postof-

fice appropriation bill the section stricken out yesterday relating to pay

of rural mail carriers, etc. The reso

lution was adopted. Similar action was taken on the paragraph appro

priating $5,000 for salary of the purchaing agent of the postofilce depart

ment on motion of Representative Grosvenor.

Cream Easter Eggs, good to eat at Price's.

Its a wonder of the 20th Century, What? "Ideal Bread."

COMING MARCH 28TH. (Eaton Register.) Company F, Third Infantry, O.

G., has secured the Davis Musical a

Novelty Concert company, of Rich

mond, Ind., for Monday, March 2Sth, at the Armory hall. This company is

composed ot high class artists; in

tact, all are experts as musical and

novelty entertainers. The program

wiJl consist of songs, - dramas, mirth

and music. This entertainment is for

the benefit of the local military company, and they have arranged the

popular prices of 15c and 25c. Don't forget the time and place, Armory

hall, March 2Sth. -, : For goodness sake Eat Ideal Bread.

A splendid assortment of Easter eggs at Price's.

cream

"Ideal" is the name 01 the new loaf of bread. Different from anything else made in Richmond,

DEATHS AND FUNERALS Ferguson. The funeral of Mis. Anna Ferguson will take place from St. Paul's Episcopal church Saturday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. Interment at Earlham. Tharp. Mrs. Sarah A. Tharp, wife

of Elijah Tharp, .died yesterday after

noon at her home, 55 State street.

Her husband, two sons and a dauo-h-

ter survive. Funeral notice latpr.

SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVCES

AT THE FIRST M. E. CHURCH.

A great audience heard Evangelist

iveea at uie .first Methodist Episcopal church last night on "Some Plain Truths About the Dance." For one

hour and a half the large audience

was , held in rapt attention as the

speaker proceeded with his terrible

indictment of the dance and its evil

tendencies. He stated that there is

not an evangelical Christian church in

the world that does not condemn this

evil. Some local conorpo-;,,

tolerate Jt, but they are untrue to

the great body of the church which

they represent.

The address was clean and strong

and was pitched upon a high plane

No honorable person could take of

fense at the utterances. The snirlt nf

he speaker was admirable. IIis ar

raignment was of the dance and not

of the dancer. He drew largely from

11s experience as a slum worker in

,iverpool, England, for his illustraions. v At the close of the meeting a num

ber of young people came forward

and took the evangelist by the hand

and said that they felt that they could never dance again.

The address ought ,to be heard by

all the young people of Richmond.

The evangelist preaches again this

evening at 7:30. .There have been

forty-four conversions since the be

ginning of the meetings.

Ideal by name Ideal by nature.

Get a box of Price's elegant choeo lates.

FIRE insurance: MONEY TO LOAN RENTS COLLECTED

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Story of tlie Honey

Comb Candy A Delicious Confection Come to ycur city, you will alwavs

know me after you once taste me.

1 am all the rage in the East ai d West where I have been for some time Just eat me and you will then undea stand why 1 am pronounced "simply delicio s," and will not wonder why you want more of me. I am the pur est and most wholesome piece of candy in the market. There is only one firm in this country that can arake me. Every other firm who ha tried to imitate me has given it up I am for sale in your city at BEEHIVE GROCERY Co

People's Exchange

STORAGE Ground floor, sixteentl

and Main. Vera Smith.

Wit SALE OR TRADE A good

new 8-mch well boring machine and

complete outfit for making wafei

wells. Have made two wells a day

with a machine like it. Must quit work on account of . age. S. B. Huddleston, Dublin. - 14-tf

XDR SALE Old papers for sale at the Palladium office, 15 cents a hundred and some thrown in.

FOR SALE A new ten-volume Am

ericanized Cyclopedia Britannica.

Inquire at Palladium office. It's a bargain for some one.

WANTED Men or women local rep

resentatives for a high class mag

azine. .Large commissions. Cash prizes. Write J. N. Trainer, SO East Washington Square, New York, N. Y.

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ANOTHER 17 CENT ORANGE

SALE TOMORROW.

MEYER BROS. 4 . JL. 1

WANTED All around wood working machine hands. Apply at National Cash Register company, Dayton, O. 2t

ALFORD SELLS DRUGS FOR LESS

ORANGES

. 17c DOZEN Large, sweat aud juicy. ' Regular 40c grade.

Saturday only. -

Poultry and Vegetables Also home-made specialties, such as . , Layer Cake, Bread, Baked Ham, etc.

Try a pound of our 30c

Blend Coffee

the finest in the city. We buy our cof-

iees green and Have them roasted; so thev are always fresh. t -

P. S. Plentv of Bulk Sweet Peas

(Buipees) hone 293 Hadley Bros.

Individual ice cream chickens am'

other fancv moulds made to order at

Price's. A perfect health food, easy to masticate, easy to digest. ' 'Ideal Bread."

MARKET

Quotations From O. G. Murray's Er change Closing Prices Chicago Market. Wheat.

July ssi2

Corn. May 301

JuJy 50y8ii

Oats.

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July Pork.

$13 07

Jllly 13.30

Try a loaf of the new "Ideal" and you will be a lasting friend to it.

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A pure food productis "Ideal" bread. Just like dear old mother used to make.

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