Richmond Palladium (Daily), 7 July 1904 — Page 8

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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1904.

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Corset Department

heir return they will stop off for a

week here en route home.

We have in stock perhaps double the number and styles of

!! KABO CORSETS !

Carried by any dry goods store in the city. More than 20 styles to select from.

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GIRDLE,

In Two Styles. Only 25 cents. We have all grades up to $3.00. LEE B. NUSBAUM 1 V

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afairinniaini's

718 MAIN STREET

We have the most'complete line of Hot Weather Shoes in the city at prices the very lowest.

Men's'patent colt low shoes, hand sewed, at

Ladies' hand turn low shoes, patent tip, at

Misses' low shoes. Children's low shoes Canvas shoes for men and beys at 5Gc a rai

FRED C. LAI1RMAN, 718 Main Street.

Daniel Surface left his noon.

for

Chicago

TOMORROW

IS

CMS DAY

BARNUM AND BAILEY WILL

GET HERE EARLY

Mrs. Alma Denton Las returned

from a visit in Lexington, Ky.

Mrs. Lumsden, who has been visit

ing Gennetts here, left for the East today.

Miss Inez Williams will give a din

ner at the Country Club tomorrow for )

jviiss meters.

Attend the cheap sale on all milli

nery at Mrs. & A. Brebm's, 41 North

Eighth street.

Helen Coughhn leayes tomorrow

for Indianapolis after visiting Miss

Hazel Murphy.

Grace Hoover, Grace Bulla and Em

ma Ensrlebrecht returned from New

Lisbon yesterday.

Clarence Smith arrived from New

castle last evening for a visit with

his brother, Arthur.

Arthur Hill returned yesterday The anticipations of the small bov.

from Lexington, Ky., where he has who during the past four or five

been for a few days. weeks, has been looking forward to

Mrs. Elizabeth Deardorff and dau- circus day with mingled doubt and

srhter. Miss Neva, have returned from expectation, are about to be realized

a visit at Haeerstown. Tomorrow the sights and wonders of

,,. ,r , , en t Tii tlie arnum & Bailey Greatest show

miss may laviur, ui uciueut, ah.,

GRAND STREET PARADE

Show Comes Over Panhandle From

Piqua, Ohio Shows on Nineteenth Street.

is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Smith,

of North Thirteenth street.

The Misses Craig, of Philadelphia,

are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Y, Barnes, of North A street.

Mr. Solomon A. Miller is confined

to his home bv sickness and will not

be able to be out for several days.

Mrs. Smith, of Newcastle, arrived

last night for a visit with her son,

Arthur, of North Thirteenth street.

Anna Tavlor visited Mrs.

on earth are to be locadly revealed. "Tomorrow" the bands will play (as

only circus bands can play.) The

tering " free street parade will il

lumine the streets, the air will be

tilled with the strange cries of the peanut merchants and watching the

gaping crowds, the elephants will go

through their multifarious "stunts" with only an occasional trumpet note

of protest, the living skeleton will per

form his daily task of eating three

square meals and losing flesh ; the

Miss

Frank Gilbert vesterday enroute Hying meteors will take a tew more

from Peru, Ind., to Charlestown, W

Va.

trapeze-impellied journeys through

presentation 01 a new iiorary

Paris, by Mary Baer, of this city, tomorrow.

space, the champion bareback rider

we win puoiisn an account oi xnei, , , , , . , ... , ,. ... , xt I to another, and land on his feet, with

trCJil"Hn L ' iic vv uuxaij x-, I i. ' I'll I, a 1

uui turning u hum , uie ac rooms aim

contortionists will violate a few

physical laws and come up smiling;

Mrs. Omar Ilollingsworth and Volo, the volitant, will ride 50 feet

daughters, who have been spendm f a I through space on a bicycle, and An

few weeks at French Lick, arrived I cilotti will turn a complete somersault

home today. Ion a wheel while "looping the gap,"

Mrs. C. A. Brehm, 41 North" Eigtkt and eaeh wil1 deprecating bow him-

cf i,0 au.0A o.wlr. Ur-o-o sen oui oi me Dig ienx iiKe a man

assortment of white duck hats to sell who has performed deeds of darin

it lowest nrices and is too modest to acknowledge it;

I ana, nnanv, alter me siring oi race horses has set the nerves of the crowd

of Muneie, have arranged to run an ti n with the excitements of flat

excursion to the Soldiers' Home at

uayton on July l. - -fmonkev and nonv laces, and races be

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Harry Downing leaves this week I tween two and four-horse chariots,

for St. Louis to attend the Fair, the concert, the inevitable concert,

There he will be joined by his wife,

who has been at Dalhart, Texas.

When bilious take Chamberlain's

tomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by A. L. Lukens & Co., and W. H.

Sudhoff, Fifth and Main streets.

DAVID B .HILL.

(Walter B. Welman in ; Chicago Record-Herald.) And there's David B. HillHill, the man all the West said was to be the boss of Parker, the new master of the Democratic party, the uncrowned king. Hill has strutted his brief hour on the stage. He, too, is passing. During the

next four years one may climb

.1 If

J a dusty stairway in Albany, N. Y., and in a dingy law of-

LEADIfiJTIZEN Of Eaton, Died of Peritonitis Last , Monday. (Eaton Register.) A week ago last Monday night Mr. IIP II. Farr took suddenly ill anJ from a diagnosis of the ease his disease was thought to be appendicitis. Dr. McCann, of Dayton, was summoned there on Wednesday and he also agreed with the home physicians, but did not deem an operation necessary

fice at the top find a saturnine for the present. Mr. Farr continued

looking man, surrounded by $ to improve, but on Saturday niht law books and newspapers and his condition became suddenly worse old political speeches he him- and on Sunday Dr. Weist, was sent C nn1 P 1 . . . 1 n A n i 1-..-, 1 "ir tin .mwi.-A.I 1 1 yi in C-n no TAVf.

jig C1JL ii in I uauc aii ma pallliy J luit uiiiwsr luc iobc iii i-

$ days, ready to take any sort onitis. His case was pronoumced-

of a case in court for any sort hopeless and on last Monday morning of a client. about 2 o'closk, after one week's ill-t

ness, Mr.. Farr breathed his last, sur

rounded br his grief 1st ricken wife

FOOTBALL TEAM

and children.

First Work on Getting One Up at

Earlham Now On.

The coach and eaptain of tlie foot

ball team whieh will represent Earl

ham on the gridiron this autumn are now, although it is very early, already beginning to consider the probable

members of the team and squad. The

schedule is made, but will probably be changed before the opening of the

season. Under Captain Hobbs, Earl

ham should put out a good team, one

limt will win, this fail.

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Is Being Gone Over and Improved.

The Grace M. E. church on north

tenth street, is undergoing many im

provements tending to its beautifying

outside and in. A coating of dark

red plaster is now being thinly put on

over the eiatire structure. This will

be "pointed" bv eement lines so as

to make it resemble pressed brick

and when the Avork is finished it will

give a very handsome appearance to

the church. Other improvements are

being made on the roof and around

the eaves. About two weeks longer

will be necessary before the work of

improving is all finished.

Republican Ticket . .

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Scientific Optician Rooms 33-4, colon'l Bid

niR.T. j. cook, o. o;,

UJ " Cures all errors of refraction without dilating the pupil. Eyes Tested Free. All Work Guaranteed. Will be out of town four days In the week. OFFICE DAYS FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS. Sunday, 2 to 5 p.

"which takes place ladies and gentlemen, immediately after the big show"

will come as a fitting climax to the

wonders of the exhibition.

In other words tomorrow is show

day ! The big show will arrive at an earlv hour, coming from Piqua via the

Typewriters, all makes, rented, I Pennsylvania railroad. The five trains

sold. Rentals, $3 to $5 per month, (used to transport the paraphernalia

Repairs and ribbons for all machines, j of the show will be unloaded in the

Tvrell. W. TJ. Tel. ofice. 'Phone 26. I railroad vards. The tents will be

erected on the show grounds on nine

teenth street.

The two performances to be given

here will be preceded between !) and

10 o'clock bv a gorgeous free street

The route will be the usual i i i i

one over me principal now mow n

streets. The performances begin at 2 and S p. m. sharp. The doors will

be open an hour earlier. There will

be much of interest to see in the zoo

logical pavilion. The menagerie is

GESNETT THEATER

President. Theodore Roosevelt. Vice President. Charles Warren Fairbanks.

Is Undergoing Slight Repairs.

Governor J. Frank Hanly. Lieutenant Governor Hugh Th.

The Gennett theatre is undergoing I Miller. "

Secretary of State Daniel E.

LOCAL ITEMS?

Optical goods at Haner's. Mrs. W. S. Hiser's shorthand school. Dr. Park for high class dentistry, 8 N. Tenth street. Lady assistant. The finest stock farm in this vicinity. Apply to Moore, over 6 N. 7th St. Take the Dayton & Western cars

to the New Cedar Springs Hotel, now

open. 2 tf

F. Giering returned to Cincinnati last night after a visit with A. J.

Feeger and family. Walter McConaha went to Indiana

polis to attend a meeeting of the

C. G. and R. stockholders.

Mr. Clarence Gennett was host last

evening for a small dinner party at

the Countryq Club. After the dinner

the guests enjoyed an automobile

rilf

TTmvnYd nnd Fred Dickinson re-h)arale'

turned this .morning from St. Louis,

where thev have been Jefferson

guards since the middle of April. The

guards struck for higher pay and less

hard work.

Free lessons in cooking, Tuesday,

slight repairs at present, preparatory

to the change of the entire theatre in Storms.

time for the opening of the winter

season. Scaffolding has been erected

on the north side for the installation of a fire escape to north A street. In

side the renovators are busy also,

cleaning things up.

Wednesday and Thursday afternoons nota;1,y mPlete 1S .v - at 2:30 in the parlors of the First erestinff this year from the fact that

Methodist Episcopal church

Miss Marguerite Downing returned

this morning from a visit in Fort

Wayne.

Elizabeth Xardin of New Castle,

formerly of Richmond, arrived this

morning for a visit.

Mrs. Edna Diffendorfer, of Chi

cago, lormerly ot tnis city, is the

guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Saylor.

Mrs. Leroy Zimmerman arrived from- Elwood today to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Jones, of north ninth street. Mrs. Henry Gennett, daughter Rose and son Fred, and Mrs. Lumsden, of St. Louis, left for Onsett, Massachusetts, where they will spend the summer. Saturday Mrs. J. Everett Jones and son of Denver, Colo., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Campbell

will leave for Washington, D. C. On

four specimens of the exceedingly

rare giraffe are exhibited. There are

also 30 big and little elephants, a baby kangaroo, a baby zebu and scores of other animals well worth study. In the zoological department

is also presented the remarkable congress of human prodigies, including flio wnnlovful HTwnrth "Pnmilv of

Burns, died at 1 o'clock this morning! -, , -i 4i-t i . ., ' , , " " I midgets. A musical entertainment and.

at the Home, 1 ijaurel street, lhel ,

Demon

strations of the uses of aluminum utensils will be given. All ladies are

cordially invited to attend. 2-4t DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Burns Ruth, the six-weeks '-old

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry

THE BEST KNOWN KNOWN AS THE BEST. SilCH'FlMCEMEAT In 10c Packages with List of Valuable Premiums.

funeral will be held Friday morning

at 10 o'clock fro mthe home. Inter

ment at Lutheran cemetery.

Morgan The funeral of Mrs. Na

than Morgan will be held Friday at 2 p. m., from the home, 24 North Fifth

street

Grimes Chris topi

this morning at 8 o'clock at his home, 31 Railroad street, of heart disease,

at the age of seventy years. The

wife, Mary, and two daughters sur

vive. The funeral arrangements will

be given tomorroAv.

Hiser The funeral af John Iliser occurred yesterday morning at 10:30 from the home of his father at Hi

ser's Station, conducted bv Rev. M

Auditor of State David E. Sher-

rick.

Treasurer of State Nat U. Hill. Attorney General Charles W. Mil

ler.

State Superintendent of Public In

struction Fassatt A. Cotton.

Reporter of Supreme Court Geo.

W. Self.

State Statistician Joseph H.

Stubbs.

KREUSCH'S SALE. Judge of the Supreme Court, Sec-

The sale of Kreusch's jewelry stock jond District Oscar H. Montgomery.

at Cambridge City commences next Judge of the Supreme Court,

Saturday, the 0th, and will be continl Third District John V. Hadley.

ued from day to day until everything

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DIVORCE GRANTED.

1 Ins morning Judge r ox granted a

divorce m the suit oi l-launders vs.

Flaunders.

has been sold.

characteristic dances of Russian

Cossacks are incidental features of

the preliminary display. The performances in the main exhibition tent begin with the new spectacle' ' The Durbar at Delhi" a gorgeous bit of orioiitnl lifo nml onfrnr TliP irfns

Interment at Ridge cemetery. I c , u . ' , . , , . I performance which enlists the suS Christopher Grimes died oaa i

preme enuris ui ouu ticvci anisia from all parts of the world follows: The Imperial Viennese Troupe, the Florenz and Grunathe families of ac

robats; the Herzog horses, the Guilietti company of menage riders; twelve great horse men and horse women who perform simultaneously in one big number, four in each ring. These are some of the big hits of the show. Owing to the great amount of

PEDPLFS FXGHflHEE WANTED Four hands to plow corn, work in the harvest and do general farm work. Good wages. Tom Mertz. Salisbury Road. Both

'phones. 11-tf.

STORAGE Ground floor, sixteenth

and Main. Vera Smith.

WANTED TO BUY AN OUTSIDE

STAIRWAY, IRON, SECONDHAND. A. L. KIENZLE, GREEN-

SFORK, IND. 5-3

9 . ,f, . 0 1 paraphernalia to be handled, the sendisconrse. A quartet consisting" ot 1 , Tr , , 4 -i , ,;n I 'Joli,1( I r.r.4innl rl r rttA A nll ntti or'tc will

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Omar Guyton, Georfre Callawav, Miss , . . ,. , , r, n 1 it , n be given in the early part Rose Greisinger and Mrs. Hollowell Al , . i , , ' , ,r gram at the night show, rendered some excellent music. Mrs. f ... .

of the pro-

Abbie Hams also sang a solo. In

terment was 111 Lutheran cemoterv.

East Germantown, in the family h't.

Tlie following classmates of the de

ceased acted as pallbearers: Professor

Mont Torrence, Professor Elmer Old-1 aker, Elmer Walker, John Shroyer, '

Reserved seats will be on sale show

day without any advance in price at J. L. Adam's drug store, (301 Main street and on the show grounds at the oponjng hours.

AnnaDradbury returned from Porto

Ricco this morning.

OR SALE Old papers for sale al

tne faiiaainm omee. 10 cents t

hundred and some thrown in.

LOST White French poodle, with

a brown ear. Return to J. F. Dwy-

er, Union Station restaurant and

receive large reward.

WANTED An experienced male ste

nographer and general clerk. Ap-1

ply the Dayton & Western Traction j Co.. West Alexandria. Ohio. 6-3

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LOST A white opera shawl, with

pink border, between Middleboror

nink border, between Middleboro

and South Twelfth and E stteets, or

South Ninth street. Finder, please

leave at this office or call home

phone 1019. '

Congress. James E. Watson. Joint Representative.

Richard Elliott.

Senator. Roscoe E. Kirkman. Representative. Dr. M. W. Yencer.

COUNTY.

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For Sheriff. Richard S. Smith. Prosecuting Attorney. Wilfred Jessnp. County Treasurer. N " Benjamin B. Myrick, Jr. County Recorder. " Frank C. Mosbaugh. finntMrw "

Robert A. Howard. Coroner.

ut. o. u. w.arKiey. Commissioner Western District. Elwood Clark. Commissioner Middle District. John F. Dynes, j : ' -

Harry Sourbeer and Omar NeJ