Richmond Palladium (Daily), 15 October 1904 — Page 7

AIOnnOKD DAILY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1904.

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FUR! FURSI FU We desire to inform our patrons that we have arranged with Mr. Zang, a representative of a leading fur house for an opening and a Do (ffiU Fuoir Ga air gu Bitls ainsdi Foao PBsces

J. ZEYEN & BRO. Merchant Tailors No. 516 Main St. The oldest and most reliable tailor establishment in the city. Guarantee every garment made Prices to suit the times.

New Fall Stock Received.

E. B. GROSVENOR, M. D. specialist: Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Scientific Glass Fitting

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Tlic Jewel Slopes and. Range s are not the cheapest, but they are THE VERY BEST.

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KETCH HARDWARE CO. STORE

921 MAIN.

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R. R. R. Lunch Room.

825 NORTH E ST. L. M. HAYS Prop. MEALS 15 CENTS.

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THE BEST KNOWN KNOWN AS THE BEST. NdDNE sijch Mince Meat In 10c Packages with List of Valuable Premiums.

at our store on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 17 and 18, 1904. Our Fur Openings in past years have always proven of special interest to our friends and patrons. Mr. Zang will give you much information concerning the different kinds of fur animals, the treatment of the skins, and their manufacture into various pieces of wear. Some of the kinds of Fur which will be displayed on the above two days are: SABLE OPPOSSUM ISABELLA. FOX OTTER JAPANESE MINK AUSTRALIAN OPPOSSUM SABLE FOX NUTRIA SIBERIAN SQUIRREL GERMAN MARTEN CHINCHILLA ERMINE RUSSIAN SABLE STONE MARTEN MINK BROAD-TAIL RUSSIANJMINK BAUM MARTEN BEAVER MOLE SKIN ' PERSIAN LAMB This is a Golden. Opportunity to sec choice FUR Goods and you should not miss it. Remember the days and dates, MONDAY and TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17 and 18

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THE FLOWER MISSION TO GIVE CHARITY BALL Will Be Held at the Ccliseum Which The Republicans Have Donated ; The Use Of. To raise sufficient funds to carry social function of the season, their charity through the coming win-! As lias been mentionaj the Flower

ter the ladies of the Flower Mission ; have planned to give a charity ball at the Coliseum. This has been made possible through the courtesy of the Republican County Central Committee who have offered the Flower Mission the large building free of charge. The exact date that the ball will be given has not yet been definitely decided on but it will be in about two weeks time. Tickets will probably be sold for $50e a couple and the committee in charge will in all cases withhold the right of refusing admittance to objectionable characters. The floor of the Coliseum is ideal as a dancing floor and with a full orchestra playing lively two steps and dreamy waltzes, and the beautiful decorations the affair promises to be not only a great financial success but also the swellest MAJOR ENNIS Will Vote Tor President Roosevelt. Major Lawrence M. Ennis, who was nominated i'or presidential elector on the Democratic ticket in 1S9G, has sent the iVlov.ing open letter to President Roosevet. Chicago, October 14. President Roosevelt, Washington, I). C. Sir: (Whatever doubts or ties that restrain 'ed me at this time from leaving the 'organization, but not abandoning the 'principles. of the partv of rav forein and ever loyal to the teachings of Jefferson and Jackson, I refuse to be led by improvised convictions. I fail to see how any man who ever admired and believed in Andrew Jackson can be in doubt s to his duty now, unless he be so overcome by advanced senility that he thinks the old general is still a living candiddate aginst you. The Democracy of the fathers was ever American, ever progressive and aggressive. Tt did things and was .proud. What would the fathers of

Ojthe days of Jackson have said if the sponsors of the United States Bank CJ and chosen or attempted to choose . f . 11. il. T 'i- "1 1 A

j ior mem me iemocrauc canumiiie for the presidency? Yet, if Wall street did not dominate the last socalled Democratic convention at St. Louis, who did? As Jackson laid that

menace to our people in his own forever faUinfr ano bruising' themstrenuous way. so have von. sir, Cfli,.r -ri, .

cached for the trusts, and in vour

time and day will conquer, as Jack- are avertea with Perrv pavis Painson did. killer. No other remedy approaches our action in the coal strikes it for the relief of sore strained marked an era in the history of labor mnscies jere is but one Painkiller, For the first time since man toiled Perrv Davis'. was the laboring man called in to con , . fer in all the dignity of his manhood. ' 'Tisn't safe to be a dav without by the chief magistrate of a -reat na- "n- unm.i T7i,-:- r:i ; v.

tion. with the representatives of cap- ...

Mission is one of the city's worthiest charities and its name is a by word among the poor and afflicted of Richmond. The ladies of the mission during the winter make it their duty to see that the sick poor are provided with sufficient clothing, home comforts, food and medicine. In the summer Mrs. Burgess who lives south of the city keeps a flower garden for the Mission and it is the duty of the members of the flower committee to keep the sick poor and the hospital supplied with flowers. The following are officers of the organization: President, Miss Mary Shiveley; secretary, Mrs. Isaac Jay; treasurer, Mrs. Ada Iladley; vice presidents, Mrs. John Leive, Mrs. Thomas Jessup, Mrs. Harry Land, Miss Sallie Toe, Miss Ida Peltz and Mrs. Frank Butler.

The American people love leaders win have the courage of their convictions, and they are not attracted by the mute mummeries of mysterious inaction. As volunteers during the Spanish war, mv comrades and mvself envied you because we were not with you at San Juan and El Caney. There is, on careful reading of the platforms, but one real issue between the two great parties today. That issue is Theodore Roosevelt, and I am with the issue. They have put you on the firing line. Myself and niny of my comrades, who were in the garrison, will leave it in the broad daylight of 1004 to align ourselves where we wished to be in '98, with j Theodore Roosevelt, who reminds us of fJenernl Andrew Jackson, as sol(ipt statesman aiul American. " I myself will report immediately at the Republican national headquarters and volunteer until November S for service on the firing line, and undoubtedly others will do likewise, and we will there remain until the unshotted guns of our people will voice to the world another victory of the American public for progressive advancement, liberty and humanity. T have the honor to remain, sir, very respectfully, vour obedient servant, LAWRENCE M. ENNIS. Late Major Seventh Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Commanding Second Battalion. In Case of Accident. Accidents will happen. Mother strains her back lifting asofn. .Fath er is hurt in the shop. Children are c-v i irr. incie 1 U J'l tr ruling lit .r h house. Never can tell wat moment an' accident is going to happen.

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