Richmond Palladium (Daily), 23 September 1904 — Page 8

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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1904.

SMYRNA RUGS For Tuesday and Wednesday

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Another Rug Opportunity We've just received another shipment of Smyrna Rugs. The sensational Rug selling of several weeks ago will be repeated. Look at the size 30x60 inches.

Your Choice See East Window

Lee B. Nusbaum

uch Valines As These

are responsible for the success of our boys' department. Boys' sr-PIece Knee Pant Suits $4 00 to $6.00 Every parent will be interested in these offerings . . . The materials are pure woo?, well trimmed and well made . . Some in Norfolks and some witb double-breasted coats. All new, bright patterns for this season. LOEHR & KLUTE Clothiers, Hatters Furnishers

Theorthuuestei JVIataalliife Ins, Cc SffiESK?.' I. O BARBER. General A$rent. oomlWlJ, Bld'

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The Falliidion

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WORK

An Oid Time

At Fair Grounds, Dayton

Saturday, Oct. 1st Tlii Dittun k Western $1.00 Round Trip

Flxin's for 15 (HK)-all you can eat - Field and Track Kvents -tS ianJs Dmiciuir All this ami more tor 25c admission.

Spechl rates vi 1

LOCAL ITEMS

I). S. Coe left for Indianapolis this

morning. I "Walter Rossiter, Carpet T.aver. ' Phone 13S1.

ODTHOUSE

GAVE AffAY

Richmond shoe- co.

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vault at twenty-five. It is reported

! II. A. Christy, of Cincinnati, was that more dead are in the vault. It

in the eitv'yesterday.

Chas. Feltmaa

Cor. Eighth and Main

Geo. W. Deuker

is stated that the joists under the

flooring broke, preeipitatiing all in the outhouse. The population of the villaire surrounds cbnol ornnn.b

, Ed Forkner, of Chicago is in the AVliile people are flocking into the

Mrs. Bailey, of Cincinnati, is the truest of Mr. II. U. Johnson.

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city. He formerly' lived here.

town. Excitement is intensified bv

W. Craighead went to Camden, eorcplaints ..of parents against" the

Ohio, this morning on business. school oflieerS, who say- the building 11-11 i r i 1 i. 1 aml grounds were inspected before A illard Kupe returned last night , , , 1A , , t o ' j. - ir - T school opened. Drs. Sehenck. Senfrom a trip to Montezuma, Ind. , x 4i . . A, , : auer and rabut attended the children Dudley Elmer has gone to spend who were rescued alive. The first a week at French Lick Springs. I reenres Aveive Frank S. Johnson, the Dr. Park for high class dentistry, ! R,,v- I-,iI- f the .Presbyterian S N. Tenth street. Lady assistant. dwell, Principal Simmerman, Mrs. . . ,T Banning, Miss Anna Page, Miss Mc-

. , V. ' "4f&low',Grew and other teachers. An awful

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Speaking Of Shoes

We're goirg to teU you scmething we arc showing a hand ome line of Ladies' Fi FOOTWEAR at prices th it combine economy with comfort, style and beauty. They're all good yilues and each pir makes for us a satisfied customer we want you to be one. Come Tomorrow. . . .

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arrived this morning te spend the dav.

Will Hastings returned from a short trip to Ft. "Wayne this morning. Take the Dayton & Western cars co the New Cedar Springs Hotel, now open. tf Will Dennis returned this mornm" 15 from St. Louis, where he attended the Fair. Miss Margaret Starr left yesterday for Vassar, at Poughskeepsie, New York. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Glover and family have for Seattle, Wash., to.morow morning. Miss Mabel Barber returned from Depauw University this morning for a short visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns, of Atlanta, Ga., formerly of this city, were here last night en route to Indianapolis. Moore the real estate man, over 8 North Seventh street has several houses for rent. Go and see him today. Heading Commandery K. T.. passed through here this morning on a special train, en route home from Los Angeles, California, to Heading, Pa. Typewriters, all makes, rented, old. Rentals, $3 to $5 per month. Repairs and ribbons for all machines. Tyrell, W. U. Tel, office. 'Phone 26.

scene was witnessed as they searched for utensils with which to drag the bodies from the vault. All the utensils available in the vicinity were used. Men went into the vault and carried out the bodies. Twenty-three children Ave re rescued alive. The following were in a serious condition: Elsie Schoerr, Hazel Senous, Anna Ilaine, Iiessie Bauer, Jennet te Tompson, Martha Schroerr, Etta MeGrew and Florence Foerstle, ared eight years. Medical and other assistance from this city went to Pleasant nidge this afternoon.

Krippendorf hand sewed, extension sole. pat. tip mat top, low or high Military Heel ...... Kiipperdorf hand turned, with plenty of stjle and comfort

Krippendorf heavy extension solo, pat. tip, mat top, only

See our Children's $l.ISO School Shoes.

Sole Agents Douglas and Stetson Shots for Men

$3.00 $3.00

$2.50

Wayne County Historical Society. The people of Wayne- county are earnestly invited to attend the meeting of the Wayne County Historical Society tomorow, September 24, at Fountain City, morning and afternoon. The interesting feature of the meeting -will be a demonstration of 1 ' Pioneer Indust ries. ' '

COUHTERFE

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Arrested by Secret Service Officers in Newport. (P3T Associated Press.) Cincinnati, O., September 23. Newton Jones and John Taylor were arrested by secret service officers in Newport, Ky., and charged Avith counterfeiting. The entire outfit was captured. The officers state that the dies were hot when the outlit Avas seized. Beth men are well known residents of Newport. It is said that secret service men have been investigating the circulation of counterfeit coin there for some time.

NOTCE

To All Trading Stamp Collec-

, tors. As announced some time ago we

v.ill giAe no trading stamps after October 1. We would urge our custom

ers to fill their stamp books by that

time. If you buy your fall and Avinter

shoes of us before that time you can do it. We haA-e an immense stock of

shoes and all kinds of fall footwear. NEFF & NUSBAUM

War News. (By Associated Press.) ' St. Petersburg, September 23. Kuropatkin telegraphs the Japanese assumed the offensive from Betsiapnlze to Fu Bass, along the raiway only twelve miles from Fushun. Thc-y are only twelve miles from Mukden. Tokio, September 23. An official telegram reports- fights of Tuesday at Tjcling and San Lungku, sixty miles northeast of Liao Yang. The Russians Avere driven northward with hevy losses, leaving nineteen of their dead on the field, also spoils.

Archbishop of Canterbury. East Brookfield, September 23. A special from Boston and Albany was Avrecked here this mornig. Archbishop of Canterbury, J. Pierpont Morgan and others were shaken up. One of the maids was hurt but not serious. All Avere scared.

FOR KENT Nice seven room hou-e, with bath, 123 South Fifteen-h

street.

FOR HENT-Barn at 1S02 North F street.

Mrs. H. C. Teeter, of Hagerstown, is spending today Avith friends in this "ity.

PEOPLES EXCHANGE

STORAGE Ground floor, sixteentl and Main. Vent Smith. TOR SALE Old papers for sale at the Palladium office, 15 cents hundred and some thrown in.

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms Avith bath, light and heat at 64 South TAvelfth street. 9-2w

LOST Beaded bag containing pair of eye glasses, handkerchief and a pair of gloves, betAveen Knollenberg's store and Main street bridge, on Main. Finder please leaA-e at Knollenberg's store, or 319 N. 19th street.

FOR SALE-Cheap,a good bicycle at 1022 .Main street. sep

FOR SALE Almost new bookcase, sideboard, iron bedsteads. Call at 209 South Sixth street. l!'-t 19-G

WANTED To buy a barn. Addre-s 521 South Twelfth street.

WANTED Sewing by the day or Aveek by an experienced seamstress. Call at 1728 E. Main street 23-2

LOST Letter addressed to Kob?rt Wartinger, No. 12 North Fifth street; lost between above number and piano factory. Return to 121 North Fifth street.

FOR RENT A 6-room house at South Thirteenth street. Inquire

at Elodrado Steam Laundry.

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LOST A black pocketbook with $2.50 in it and a gold thimble, with the initials F M." Leave Avith

Miss Fannie Mitchell at Kielhora's or at 112 North Eighteenth street.

Pure Cider Vinegar and Spices. It pays to use the best. Phone 292. 9-diot Hadley Bros.

Rrlght, JNcw Fall Styles

For Men, Women and Children

Confidential and Liberal Credit Don't purchase your Fall Clothing until you have seen the styles at this ttore. The stock this stasan will be much larger than ever before in every depirtment. Why not open a charge account and begin the season with new clothing? See the New Novelties Ladies' new Tailor-made Suits with' three quarter and full length coats, new Coat Suits. Cadies' New Tourist Coats, Lad:es' Butcher Coats, Lafiies MeHiutu and Long Swell Coats, Ladies' New Raglan and Rdin Coats, Lidies' 17 Co-e Skirts with d ep kilts, New Stylish Walking Skirts, ltet model Paris and New York Trimmed Hats, n?w shapes Fur Scarfs and Boas, elegantnew designs in Brilliantine and Silk Waists, New bilk Petticoats. FOR THE MEN . . The new effects in Double Breasted Suits, the long Swagger Belt Overcoats, new fall patterns in Trousers, Sty'iih Fall Hats and Shoes. Our line of ready-to- wear clothes for boys and men is a large and reasonably priced one.

The Globe Credit Clothing Go.

Open every evening.

6-8 ISorth 6th St., Richmond, Ind-

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The swift selling of the past TWO DAYS demonstrt 3s to u? that the public appreciates the exceptional values offered during our

IO Day

Now in progress. It's an opportune time to supply your SHOE needs now at the sacrifice prices offered. Come early Saturday, and get youf share of the bargains.

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Ladies' Shoes and Oxfcrds 98c, $1.38, $1.48 and.

Children's Shoes 43c and

$1.60 74c

Men's Shoes

82c and

:s, heavy and strong 31

Boys' solid Shoes 68c, 92c $ 1 1

See the Ladies' Shoes we have marked (j gJ Our BARGAIN TABLE contains many unheard of prices.

urim, Davis & Sray " 724 Main st.