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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31, 1904.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Continues Only One Week More.

Special Discounts onfall Rugs purchased next week.

See this elegant display whether you wlsi

to purchase or not.

Oriental Rugs Repf

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Will earn you 3 per cei L Compounded semi annually May 1 and Ready cash has saved many a man. g always ready. A caintrs account W

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Money loaned on watches, diamond, jewelry., and all "tides of valu? at I moment's notice. You biirg the article and take the Tlororutem'ed watches, diamonds '(JJ sale at all times. Oveicoats almost as good as new. A trial will convince you. Business strictly confidential. Open evenings. ;: " , -

AMERICANS LOAN CO. : 526 Main Street

THEY MAY bWRTHEM BETTER BUT NOT FOR S3.00 A PAIR - '''' TrnZZZmmZZLmmmm aJZZZZIZIZ mmwma In Patent Colt Leather, Box Calf Leather, Enamel Calf Leather, heavy sole for winter CHOICE $3.00 A PAIR for men, and they are weJt soles, too. SEE CUR WINDOW U LAH RMA N ' S 718 Slain Street

Mr. James Garr spent Sunday at

Urbana, Ohio.

Dr. Park for high class dentistry,

8 N. Tenth street. Lady assistant.

Take the Dayton & Western cars

to the New Cedar Springs Hotel, now open. tf

Messrs. Fred Schneider and Otto lines spent 3-esterday in looking

over oil interests near Hagerstown.

Moore the real estate man, over

S North Seventh street has several

houses for rent. Go and see him to

day.

New cornmeal and buckwheat

flour at the Richmonu elevator.

all groceries. '

Mr. and Mrs R. E. DeTVeese, of

Dayton, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

"Westeott yesterday.

The Penny Club will give a supper

Monday evening, October 31st," at 'G.

A. R. hall from 4:30 to 7:00 o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. George Shofer enter

tained Mr. E. E. Steig, of Peru, yesterday.

Faultless Creams can't be counted

in the same class as ordinary crack-

ers. They stand by tnemseives tne

peer of all. Try them.

Typewriters, all makes, rented,

sold. Rentals $3 to $5 per month.

Repairs and ribbons for all machines

Tyrell, W. U. Tel. office. Phone 26. Groat clearance sale of street and Iress hats at Mrs. Banker's for three

days, commencing Saturday, Octo

ber 29, Westcott Hotel Bldg., 1012

3Iain street. 29-sat-mon

Baked fresh every day. When you

buy the Cream crackers with Fault

less on it, you buy the best there is.

Feed grinding done promptly at

Richmond Elevator, Corner lSth

and north F streets. Phone 1492.

Mi', and Mrs. Henry Leig, of

Knightstown, spent Sunday with George Shofer and wife. ;

When you buy Faultless Creams

you buy the freshiest, best, crispiest,

sweetest tasting cream crackers sold. Insist on that kind. 26-tf

Snow Flake corn meal for sale at

Phone 1492.

Dr. Hussey spent yesterday in Dayton, The Penny Club will give a supper Monday evening, October 31st, at G. A. R. hall from o:3$ to 7:00 o'clock. Albeit Holly and wife visited friends at Dayton yesterday. Why not buy ; Faultless Cream Crackers? They cost no more than

other kind. - Charles Bulla spent Sunday in Eaton. Faultless Creams are the Acme of perfection in the cracker world. They can't be beat. Herbert Lacy went to Eaton yesterday to visit friends. Frank Schaff and wife were Dayton visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hill and daughter, Helen, returned from Dayton yesterday. Eat Faultless Cream Crackers. They are good. Snow Flake corn meal mude by

Richmond Elevator. Phone 1492.

The ladies of the Eastern Star

gave a masquerade party Saturday

evening at their hall. About fifty peo

ple were present and partook of the hospitality of the ordn The room was beautifully decorated in" Hallowe'en style.

GEORGE BARNITT

PASSED AWAY

ONE OF RICHMOND'S LAND

MARKS PASSES BEYOND

EIGHTY TWO YEARS OLD

Has Lived in Wayne County Since

He Was But Eleven Years of Age.

Biehmond...S!ioe Co.

Eighth andMalri rtr Chas. H. Feltman Geo. V. Denver

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Calls for a Neat well fitting shoe 1 You should have no other. We're foot-fitters. We call attention to a few of our nea ones.

Krippendorf's hand turn and Goodyear welt Shoes combine more style, comfort and wearing quality than any other shoe at the Oft

price vuiUU

Mr. George Barnitt, 200 North

Ninth street, one of the oldest and lest known citizens of this city, died

this morning a little alter midnight

of. senility in his eighty-second year.

He had btVii iite sick. for the past

ten days and uui not improve. ; , .Mr. Barnitt was horn in Philadelphia in 1822 and came to Indiana with his parents when about elevtn

years of age, and has resided in and

near Richmond for the greater part of that time. The family first settled

houth of the old George Buhl plase.

hile the deceased was 01 a quiet

and reserved disposition, yet he was

a man who made many friends. He was one of the best workmen in the city and was only extremely happy when he was busy. Mr. Barnitt was never married and made his home with his sister, Mrs. Ellen Ward in North Ninth .street. He also leaves a brother, Samuel Barnitt, of Cleveland, O. Mr. Barnitt was one of the landmarks of Richmond and no man was better or more favorably known. He was honest, conscientious and upright. He never affiliated with any church or society. The time of the funeral will ' be announced later. '

Krippendorf's $ 3.50 Shoes are easily worth $5.00, butwe're Cfl selling them at . . yOiutl

We have the best, most stylish and complete lite of $2.00 shoes in the frQ flfl city. In patent leather, box calf or vici you'll find no better at . . $ZtUU We have a splendid Ladies Shoe at $150

HORSE AND TURF Notes of Interest to Those .Who Enjoy the Sport. ' ' New York, October 30. Edward J. Power, well known to turfmen the country over, died at the 'home of his sister in Paterson,N; J., on Wednesday, after a long siege of illness. As a turf writer he won the friendship not alone of his workmates, but

of all whose interest in the sport was of the right sort. As an official he had the respect of owners and trainers, riders and the others that go to make up the details of a race meeting. Lung troubles sent him to Colorado three years ago, but while there he followed closely from day to day the doings of the sport in all parts of the world. About a month ago he was advised to go home, and he came.ta Paterson. A couple of uavs before the end he said in a let

ter to the writer, while he realized how serious his erudition was, he believed that when spring rolled around he would bo able to go up and down the line, East and West,

using his pencil as of old, to tell of great contests between the equine stars of which he had read.

We Clothe The Kntire Family

Credit

Your Credit Is Good

GOOD CLOTHES FROM A GOOD STORE

STYLISH SUIT

Overcoats and Rain Coats BOYS9 SCHOOL SUITS Double Breasted Styles

Why should you pay $15 and $25 in one lump when you can get the same coat at the same price and pay for it in weekly payments ? It's simple and certainly convenient; $1.00 per week will buy you anything you wear Clothing, Millinery Furs, Petticoats, Waists, Jackets ' Ladles' and Sllsses' Suits men's Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Shoes, Etc.

GLOBE CREDIT CLOTHING CO. Nos. 6 St 8 North 6th St. OPEN KVEXIX6S , .

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Public Sale.

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j-iuui uj. vaieu . ivmj, lour jiniiea northwest of Richmond, on Wednes

day, .November 2, commencing at 10 a. m., stock, hay, grain and farming tools, six head of good young horses, 20 head of young cattle, 7 three-year-old steers, 50 head of hogs and shoats, 20 tons of hay,400 bushels of oats, farming tools, etc.

WILLARD H. TOWNSEND, CALEB W. KING.

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place your order

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Mather Bros. Co. I

The list of riders that will

from these parts to New Orleans means an aggregation that, with the western bojs, will more than fill all requirements. Among those who have already arranged for the winter in the Crescent City are Tommy Hums, Lyne, -Shaw, Crimmius, Lee, Travel's. Schilling, II. Phillips, Hicks HtCafferty, Olihant, Cochran, Wondcrlv, Gannon, Sherling, J. Martin, W. Hennessey, E. Wallsh, H. Callahan and several light weights of fair promise. Starter Fitzgerald will be at New Orleans for the opening. It was feared that he would be detained at Ienning under the plan of the Jockev Club which provides that two starters shall be on call for each meeting. The stewards, however, have agreed to release him.

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"Rummage Sale." Ladies of First M. E ' church -will

conduct a Rummage sale at No. 1032

Main street, commencing Tuesday,

November 1st. Persons desiring good articles for small prices will please take notice and attend this sale. 27-6t.

TIRE WORKS, HORNS. NOISEMAKERS OF ALL KINDS, MASKS MUSTACHES, BEARDS, &c, ALL AT B ARTEL'S NOTION STORE 925 MAIN.

World's Fair excursion tickets to St. Louis -will be sold via Pennsylrania Lines at approximately one cent per mile each Tuesday and Thursday until September 29th, valid

In coaches of through trains, good returning within seven days. These tre the lowest fares at which Word's Fair excursion tickets to St. Louis re sold. Fifteen day tickets, sixty

day tickets and season tickets sold

daily at reduced fares, good in sleeping or parlor ears with requfred Pullman tickets. For full information,

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