Richmond Palladium (Daily), 25 April 1904 — Page 4
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$ M Rutherford. Business Manager
fijonrl S. Fluglbbons. city Editor.
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How it is Possible for Cirucuses to " Constantly Improve.
Mr. Joseph Col vin' 'of Washington, D. C, was the guest of Prof.;,-Lee Ault and family Saturday. Dan Van Buskirk and Miss Huddleston visited friends 'in Bentonville Sunday. ' Mrs. Gus Boyd and daughter, Julia,
Ast the seasons come and go and are the guests of Mrs, Boyd's daughtent ter. Mrs. Blackman, in Hartford
tLav rnav hft heard to srive expression city, this week.
to their amazement by saying "Well,! Mrs. H. O. Turner is on the sick list.
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tion-is invariably answered when the Wallace Show comes the next time. "There is nothing new under the
sun" may
be true of material things , Richmond friends
Mrs. Ricks was in Richmond, Saturday.
Miss May Crossley is the guestof
but it is and never was true of cir
iis feats and ideas. Last season
Mrs. H. E. Alexander and daughter
of Chicago are visiting, the former's
and Mrs. Thomas Fran
if vJll he i ememhered that the famous
Silverton Trio were with the Wallace Eaf Cambridge Show. They were very versatile per- B. F. Miller is remodeling Ins cigar formers and their marvelous act on ,stoe' . . '. T ,r the slender wire captivated all who Paul Dnschel worked in J . Mar
saw them. It seemed as it ttiey nad
attained the very pinnacle in their
T LY OFF GENSAN ON -, - . .... . .' i... SeAst corean coast
t . . . . Other Wax Notes of Interest-Chica go News Boat Turned Loose.
(By Associated Press.)
Tokio, April 25. The Russian Vladevostok squadron suddenly appeared off Gensan, east Corean coast, and sank a Japanese merchant steamer of six hundred tons; ..- Port Arthur, April 25. The impregnability of Port Arthur is now assured. The garrison has been strengthened "" and the forts provided with all necessities for more than a year. The Chicago News dispatch boat boarded and detained by British officers off Port Arthur, has been liberated on condition not to repeat her visit.
Georsre Heath of Muncie is the
guest of John Duffy and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Francis of In-
choice work.
Tliia season the Silverton Trio will I
be foundto be a quartette. Another ! dianapolis visited relatives in East
man has been added. This was necessary because of the new and more difficult tricks that will be done. The almost invisible wire is now placed forty feet above the stage and upon this slender support' this quartette of nimble, graceful performers will gambol and frolic with an apparent reckless abandonment that is sure to un-
Cambridg-e over Sunday.
Mr. Ed. McCaffrey, was home from Chicago over Sunday. Mr. Chal Cope and daughter, Helen, were in Lewisville Saturday. Miss Ethel Goodwin left Saturday for Connersville, where she will stay with hr sister and also attend school there.
MARKET
Quotations From O. G. Murray's ExchangeClosing Prices Chicago Market.
Wheat. .86 -821s Corn.
May
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nerve the spectators. They will do a' ""am "J" cake walk, play leap frog, do the Flo- Indianapolis are the guests of friends ordora step, and a score f;.63,h.er haz-lf',Vi f''' ' .
- iurs. ann was in xnuiauapoiis 10-
ardous feats. Last year the. Silver- i ton act was said to be perfect, and t
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July
May
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yet this year by the addition of one more person, it is very materially improved. In the trained- animal department the same conditions prevail Long ago it was thought " that animals had reached the limit of their education, but each succeeding visit of the Great Wallace Show proves that speculation in this respect is useless and sure to be in error. There have been trained seals but when our citizens see Prof. Winston's performing seals with the Wallace Show, that do everything but talk, they will see that animal as well as human beings are constantly improving in their amusement proclivities. Tlw climax of sensation in the hippodrome department may have been thought to have been reaehed, but even here the visitor to the Wallace Show this season will not see the same old thing. The Wallace races are always good but this year the 'inherent excitement will be materially increased. by the work of the high jumping horses which leap over a hurdle seven feet high while carrying a mount. mi - -i
ine jnooern circus must improve
even though to do so may seem im
possible. Long ago the Great Wallace Show which will exhibit at Rich
mond on Tuesday, May 3, originated and assuemd the title and motto "the highest class circus in the world." It
has in recent years fully demonstrated its ability to protect and to bear the title appropriately for it is the highest class circus in the world, not on paper only, but in reality. CAMBR"CITY Some of the Happenings in Our Western Neighbor. " ' Clem Abercrombie of Hasrerstown
was in this city on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Harrison were in Richmond Friday. Mrs. Harry Dennis of Richmond is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Mauk. Miss Sarah Williams and Herbert Fisher visited friends north of here
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the diseased Catarrh is a blood or consti
tutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts directljr on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one. of the best physicians in this country for 3-ears and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. S end for testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75 cents. Hall's family Pills are the best. MM MM MMM .
The open church meeting at the South Eighth Street church Saturday evening was well attended and those present were favored with one of the
most interesting talks given at one of these meetings this year. Gordon Grares opened the program with two excellent musical selections which
were well received. Rev. Hadley, of St. Paul's Episcopal church, gave a talk on "Slum work in New York."
In a graphic manner he gave a fine account of the work that has been done in bettering the condition of the
slums and those living in them, and compared several districts as they are today with the same districts several
years ago, in each case showing the
inestimable good done for the poor
districts.
Rev. Hadley has been an active worker in the slum districts and he
spoke from his .personal remembran
ces of the work. The talk nroved a
highly interesting one to all present
especially those connected with mis
sionary work, of whom several were
present. After the program a socia hour was' enjoyed..
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured.
"I have been Subject to sciatic
rheumatism for years," says E. H.
IWaldron, of Wilton Junction, Iowa nr
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Pork.
May $11.92
July 12.20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Hodgson. Frank Hodgson, aged
orty-eighth years, died at his home,
No. 37 Johnstreer, Saturday evening, Tuesdav morning. Interment at Earl
of typhoid fever. Herman lodge, I. ham cemetery.
0. 0. F., of which he was a member, Hirschfield. Russell F., infant son will hold their service at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirschfield,
this evening. The funeral wilj be died Saturday night at the home of
from the home Tuesday at 2, p. m. his parents, No. 902 south sixth Rev. Henry H. Hadley. of St. Paul's street, of brain fever, at the age of
"piscopal church will officiate, three weeks. The funeral took place Yiends may call this evening or j this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
over Sunday.
H. B. Miller was in Richmond yes- "My joints were stiff and gave me
terday. much pain and discomfort. My joints
j-amer juauingiy or menmona was would crack when I straightened up.
in this city Friday. II used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
B. F. Wissler of Richmond was calling on friends here Saturday.. Charles Riggins of Crawfordsville is visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs. Milton Gaar and baby are the guests of relatives, in New Lisbon.
have been thoroughly cured. Have
not had a pain or ache from the old
trouble for many months. It is cer
tainly a most wonderful liniment.'
For sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and
W. II. Sudhoff, corner fifth and Main
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If it is iiattv. fimArt and nftrfpp.fc fit'Hncy ?f
works wonders in your behalf. If it is shapeless, lll-fiiting and of doubtful shade; it makes an unfavorable impression, which unknown - to you, operates to your disadvatitage. Take your own experienceunconsciously you prefer the well groomed man ever notice it? Our stylish sack suits co not over-dress you. They will lend you the dignity of prosperty and will look as well tomorrow and next month as it does today. The cost is no more than for ordinary makes, our being out of the high rent district and conducting six complete stores uuder one roof enables us to quote the very lowest prices. We've three distinct lines from three of the most prominent makers in the land, dnd we know we can please the most fastidious in every respect. Men's Suits From
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With every price between. We've a special lot of Men's Good All-wool Suits, odds and ends of $10 and and $12 Suits that are marked $5.00 and $6 50. Great Bargains these.
Oats.
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Child's 3-Piece Suits Reduced
For TO-MORROW we p'ace on sale One lot of Childrens' Vestee Suits, ages 8 to 8, in all color s of nobby mixtures and plain colors. Regular S3. 50 Suits for
See that your otamps are f like this ticture.
Ten M. P. S. Co's Green Trading Stamps Free with every new book started. 1 he most valuable; premiums are given with the Dark Green Stamps. A stamp with every 10c purchase.
X lie re is much doing in our Carpet, Dry Goods and Shoes Departments these days Good Values, Honest Prices, and Large Assortments always attract the shrewd buyers. .
home. Albert J. Feeger officiating. Interment at Lutherania. Bogert. Mrs. Margaret Bogert, wife of Albert Bogert, died Sunday noon after a lon illness. The funeral will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Schwegman, 11 north sixteenth street, and will be pri
vate. Friends may call this evening from 7 until 9 and tomorrow morning from 9 until 11 o'clock. Yingling. Miss Ida Yingling died lat night at the home of her mother, Mrs. Helen M. Yingling, 535 north seventeenth street, of pneumonia. The time and place of the funeral will be announced later.
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We are receiving frequent shipments of the popular NOBBY GOVERT JACKETS in 21 to 23 inch lengths j
of fackets are made Collar and Collarless of good quality, Tan Covert, Strap and Button Trimmings, richly stitched, good linings. Some have capes, others are stitched
around both shoulders and down the front. Full range of sizes. !
OUR ASSORTMENT
PRICES; $5.00 to 22.50
SfH At this price we show an elegant Ladies' Collarless, single breasted Military Jacket made of Tan SII0.3IJI fnvwf rTntfi. Double Cane over shoulders, strao seams down back, tailor stitched. Laree sleeves
and cuffs. Romain Lining : . . . . .
WASH FABRICS ow tnat mc wcamcr is warming up your thoughts will naturally tujm towards: ODLILIEK airaofl 'OAKl EDS
Our Exhibition of the latest summer Dress Fabrics is one that will appeal to your taste and ideas. Here you whT find Ilnen Suitings, Cotton Suitings, Linen and Cotton Voiles, Lawns and Batiste, Madras Ginghams, Silk Crepe, Silk Mousellens, Figured Organdies, Paris Muslin, Persian Lawn India Linon, Mercerized White Goods, Dotted Swiss, Figured Swiss, Real Swiss White Linens. The Trices on Wash Fabrics range from.... c to $1.25 yd
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In Embroideries, French Revering, Insertions, Tuckings, Medallions and various other Wash Trimmings we Show an Endless Assortment ? ? ... r , . . ,
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