Richmond Palladium (Daily), 17 December 1904 — Page 8

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY i03NING, DEC EMS EE 17, 1904.

THROUGH GARS LOCAL BREVITIES. 4 t

ARE TO BE RUN

Neck Furs Were Never so Pretty Nor were ihey ever in greater demand for Xmas presents BOO pieces to select from, consisting of Fox, Mink, Squirrel and blended furs of ali kinds, from 50c to S40.00 Extra Special "We carry the celebrated Niagara Cut Glass, uone better made, all perfect, no seconds. 20 per cent, discount on each and every piece. Displayed m show case at door. A Few More Money Savers 10c Fleeced Outings. 5c ; 12c Light and Dark Outings HAC off on our entire stock of Lace Collars a beautiful line for selection. Don't miss seeing us for Handkerchiefs. Our line is complete, from a penny to $2 each. Handkerchief booth in west aisle.

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Prices Furnished by Mather Bros. Co. Per Ton Anthracite, al sizes $7.50 Pocahontas Lump 4.75 Jackson Lump, forked ..... 5.00 Winifrede Lump, forked .... 4.25 Pittsburg Lump '1 Hocking Lump Indiana Lump 'JPSt Nut and Slack 4.50 DELIVERED BY TEAM 25c extra when carried in.

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AS RESULT OF SETTLEMENT OF

BRIDGE CONTROVERSY

DAYTON TO INDIANAPOLIS

Buffet Cars Are to Make the Run

A Sketch of the Controversy.

Underwear at Fletcher's. &

Sweet Cider at Hadley Bros.

Choice Statuary at Nicholson's. 2t .y, ,y. ,y, vr vr vr Drs. Pierce and Chenowetb, Dentists, Colonial Bldg., corner seventh and Main, third floor. Phone 1637. 4-eod-Inio. Finest holly in the city, full of red berries and plenty of it at the Bee Hive. vr vr vr Mr. W. T. Baker, of Alexandria, was in the city yesterday.

Safety Razors Hardware Co.

and mncrs.

Jones 10-3t

Before purchasing a Christinas present for your Wife," Mother or Sweetheart do not fai to call and inspect our beautiful display cf Singer Sewing Machines. The Singer CQfg. Co. Home Phone 1009. 500 Main Street. Ask ForSlnger Alircnac Fcr tC5

Nicest line of Christmas presents 'inhvrwaro. Carving Sets, Razors,

: A SAVIBGS ACC01T FOB XHAS

A SAVINGS DEPOSIT PASSBOOK with a deposit of a suitable amount will be a most appropriate and valuable Christmas gift. One dollar will start an account; we will put the passbooks in neat envolopes with your card and mail them to reach your friends on Christmas morning. The interest you know will make Christmas all the time. WHY NOT TRY IT? DICKINSON TRUST CO.

OPEN TUESDAY EVENINGS.

iliaiigeSaliiia!!

"When you want anything or h ave anything to sell send it to the Palladium: One-half cent a word, for all ads that anybody derives profit from. Otherwise notices will be free. Nothing inserted for less than ten cents, and no notice taken unless accompanied by cash.

WANTED.

WANTED Work of any kind to help worthy students pay expenses while attending Business College. Pnone 240. 10-5t.

WANTED Washing and ironing at " 309 south fifth street. Home Laundry. 1314t.

WANTED -Good girl at 1320 north ,D street, Mrs. O. Woods. 17-3t

WANTED Two gentlemen roomers, front room down stairs, board if desired. 200 Richmond Avenue. Plenty of heat Modern. FOB SALE.

FOR SALE A good Indianapolis business college scholarship. Call

FOR SALE Goldfish, canaries and Parrotts, G27 Main street. 14-3t.

FOR RENT.

As the result of the settlement of the C, C. & L. bridge controversy,

through interurban electric railway traffic from Indianapolis to Dayton with direct connections at that point for Springfield and Columbus, is to begin immediately. Combination chair and buffet cars, making the trip between Indianapolis and Dayton in four hours, and running three times each day in both directions, will be put in service by the Dayton & Western Traction Company, in conjunction with the Indianapolis & Eastern. When the Chicago, .Cincinnati & Louisville railroad sought a Richmond franchise several years ago it asked a remarkable subsidy. It received nearly a quarter of a million of dollars from the people of Richmond. When the road was built it was discovered that the grade of the track, as it was raised over Main

street, lacked about one foot of giving clearance enough to allow the largest electric cars to pass under it. The most persistent efforts on the part of the city authorities failed to persuade the railroad managers to raise the tracks. Several days ago the city engineer's force began to cut the grade of the street: twelve inches, accomplishing the same result. The work was done with the announcement that the established grade of the street was really twelve inches lower than it had been set, and that the new level simply would, conform to the proper grade. It is promised that the new through service of the Indianapolis & Eastern and the Dayton & Western shall be of the best. The cars afford room for thirty persons each,

and breakfasts, lunches and dinners will be served in them. They probably will start from both Indianapolis and Dayton at about 7:30 a. m. and 12:30 and 5:30 p. m. daily. Stops

will be made at Greenfield, Knights

town, Cambridge City, Richmond and Eaton, O. The excess fare to.be charged on them probably will not

exceed 25 cents. Eventually there will be through

interurban electric service from Indinnnnnlis to Columbus and even to

Zanesville, O.

A new line of Stay and Kokobola

Toilet Articles and Perfumes at Ad

ams lmitr More. nil.

X- -X- -XChildren's caps at 25c each, Shar

key's millinery store, 7 South Sev

enth street.

Ilirsch

13-10 easy at 16-3t

For a nice photo- call on

burg & Bundy at their studio. 14-5t. X- -X-

Gold spectacles, Jenkins'. & Xmas .shopping made Jones Hardware Co.

-X- -X Puritan Pure Food, Cocoa and Chocolate, the best on the market, for Christmas candies, etc., on sale at Meyer Bros. tf -XNicholson's for pocketbooks. 2t X- -XDr. Park for high class dentistry, 3 N. Tenth street. Lady assistant. Mr. Chas. II. Smith is at Fletcher's during the holidays. -XFletcher's toggery shop will be open every evening until after Xmas. X- -X- -XTake the Dayton & Western cars o the New Cedar Springs Ilotel, now jpen. tf Chafing and baking dishes. Jones Hardware Co. lC-3t

in the citv at Fletcher's tosrjerv sh

X- -X- -XJ. Inseo Williams was called to Cincinnati by the dangerous illness of his father, J. N. Williams. -X- -X- "r" Dainty Xmas articles at The Art Goods Store, 10 S. 11th St. Open every evening until Christmas. 17-2 -X- -x-

Mrs. Frank Chapin, of Kokomo, is visiting local relatives and friends. X- -X Ingersoll watches $1. Jones Hardware Co. l(-3t X- -XHirschburg and Bundy are making a special line of Christmas photos. Give them a call. 14-5t.

w " Mince Meat Stuff.

Boys' tool boxes all prices. Jones! a full sunnlv of miniv. mw.

Hardware Co. 16-3t j,is, currants, citron, lemon and ransr neele. etc.

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jien in jjouui get a uook at isicn- tf

Skates, Pocket Cutlery, etc., for Christmas, at very reasonable prices, at Irvin Reed's Hardware Store, corner Seventh and Main streets. 1G-9 K- -XHave your picture taken by Hirseh burg and Bundy. Their work is the best in the city. 14-5t x- -xGi to Nicholson for your Holiday CnWs. You will find them there. 2t X- 4r -XTHEY ALL GO. TO PARSON'S, THE LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER, FOR' THEIR XMAS PHOTOS TO GIVE AS A REMEMBRANCE. STUDIO 704 MAIN STREET. tf

olson

17-2t.

HADLEY BROS...

4f -XChristmas books, pictures, rare selection at Morris & Co.'s. 15-3t. x- -x- -xHeadquarters for your Christmas candies at the Creek candy store. 4fc 5fe 5fc Sterling spoons and forks. Jones Hardware Co. lC-3t X- -X- -XThe swellest thing in the city Meitzler's Cigar Store. tf vr X -XGold eye glasses, Jenkins. 13-10 x- -x- -xCarriage robes and horse blankets.

Preparing For Christmas.

the regular lists which usually appear in the financial districts for subscriptions for the elevator men's association of the larger buildings, messenger boys, and other of the large force of young men employed in the financial district apieared to

day. Although, as is usual the custom, several thousands of dollars will be given away for Christmas gifts, it is not likely that the donations will be as large as a few years ago. Recent conditions in the street no not seem to wan-ant it.

Jones Hardware Co.

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Mr. B. H. Linderman, of Greensfork, visited local friends yesterday, x- -XElegant Leather Goods at Nichol

son s.

17-2t

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Typewriters, all makes,

FOR RENTlights and

-House 5 rooms, electric natural gas, hard and

soft water, 29 N. 19th st. Home phone 742. eod-tf

FOR RENT Rooms with bath, 100 south ninth street. 13-4t.

LOST OR STRAYED. WANTED Washing at 900 man street, Newman's Hill.

Sher-15-3t

at Palladium.

FOR SALE 100 acres of creek bottom Ind. For information, call at 215 N. 18th St., City.

FOR SALE Want cent a word.

ads

one-half a tf

FOR SALE A life scholarship in Johnson's Practical School of Telegraphy and Railroading. Any young man contemplating practical railroading or telegraphy, will do H'ell to buy this scholarship, which

e will sell reasonable.

THE WOMAN'S AID SOCIETY OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WILL HOLD A BAZAR AND SALE OF FANCY ARTICLES, APRONS, ETC., IN THE CHURCH PARLORS, FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, DEC. 16. TWO ATTRACTIVE BOOTHS ALSO WILL BE IN CHARGE OF THE BOYS AND GIRLS. .COME EVERYBODY. 14-4

FOR SALE For mill wood call phone 1615. fl.25 load. 17-2t

FOR SALE CHEAP A Restanrant That is Making

Money CAUSE FOR SELLING, DLL HEALTH. If yon want a snlendid

Business, Don't Hesitate - Inquire at the Palladium office. . tf

PREPARATIONS

For the Inauguration of Governor Hanly Completed. All the elected State officers met in Governor Durbin's office Thursday and made arrangements for the inauguration of Governor elect J. Frank Hanly on January 9. It was

decided that the program of the last inauguration should be carried out with a few changes. Governor Durbin was appointed chairman and George B. Lockwood, secretary of a subcommittee which is to have the ai'rangements of the cei-emonies in charge. The other members of this committee are Secretary of State Daniel E. Storms and Auditor of State D. E. Sherrick. The inauguration will take place at noon in the rotunda of the State House. Following the procession of State officers, members of the Supreme and Appellate Courts and the legislators, the oath of office will be administered by Judge John V. Hadley. who will be the chief justice at that time. Governor Hanly will then 1 . - 1 T 1

"ive ins lnauinn anon auuress, ami

the retiring governor will make an address. In the evning there will be a reception to Governor Hanly and Mrs. Hanly, but there will be no ball. There will be no committee of Indianapolis people appointed to arrange for a dance or other festivity, as was done four years ago. All arrangements will be in the hands of the special committee. A general inauguration committee will be appointed with a representative from every county" in Indiana. There will be music and beautiful decorations at the State House at the time of the inauguration and at the evening reception.

rented,

sold. Rentals $3 to $5 per month. Repairs and ribbon for all machines. Burr, W. U. Tel. office. Phone 26. Try a want ad. Phone 21. X- -XFletcher's toggery shop will be open every evening until after Xmas.

Fur robes and coats Jones Hardware Co.

X- w -XNicholson's Fountain Pens, warranted. 17-2t x- -x- -xCounty Auditor II. J. Hanes will go to Cincinnati today to visit with friends for several days. See Fletcher's display wondow for Christmas presents.

for drivers. 16-3t

Beautiful Jenkins.

irold eve

Mr. J. P

glass chains,

13-10 -X- -X-Deardorf, of this city,

went to Greenville and Dayton yesterday on business. -X- -XIf you buy your candy at the Greek candy store yon are sure to be pleased.

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glass chains, 13-10

Chic-kens, ducks and rabbit at the Bee Hive. X- -X- -XDon't do without polo news. If the boy happens to miss you please phone 21, and we will appreciate it. Fletcher's toggery shop will be open every evening until after Xmas. x- -xIce skates and sleds. Jones Hardware Co. 16-3t fc Do you want a good little farm with many advantages. Call on J. E. Moore, over 6 north seventh St. 20-tf. Neckties, Underwear, Shirts, Collars, etc., at Fletcher's.

Morris & Co.'s Book Store will be open every evening till Xmas with counters and shelves loaded with nice goods. 15-3t -xOpen every evening till Xmas. Jones Hardware Co. 16-3t -X-

Beautiful gold eye Jenkins.

-X- -XWait for the opening of the new cigar store, 712 Main. tf X- & Gold spectacles, Jenkins'. 13-10 .v.. .v. .y.

Children's Books at Nicholson's. 17-2t -X- X- -XMeitzler's Cigar Store will open about December 20, 712 Main. tf X- -X- -XA very fine and reliable stock of

George Alexander, the colored man who had his leg broken in a runaway accident several days ago, is improving very nicely at St. Vincent's Hospital. W. H. Craig and Frank Feasel, of near Williamsburg, visited the injured man yesterday.

As a curtain raiser to the basketball game at the Garfield gymnasium last evening the polo team from Garfield played the high school Freshmen. The Garfield youngsters defeated their older opponents, 7 to 0. The game was fast from Mart to finish and some very good iolo was played on both sides.

; McNeill &

Porterfield :

:real

ESTATE

DEALERS:

Fletcher's toggery shop will be open every evening until after Xmas.

Bennett Homemade Bread and nice Potato Chins at Hadlev Bros. tf.

Clocks.

Jones lG-3t

Fancy and Alarm Hardware Co.

-X- -XDalbey's Studio is the place to go for Christmas photos. 14-3t x- -x- -xGold eye glasses, Jenkins. 13-10 rr vr -rr Carriajre warmers and foot warmers Jones Hardware Co. 16-3t

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Choice fresh candies of all kinds at the Greek candy store.

Curme'sShoe Store Get Them Something They can use and enjoy as well as see and admire. A PAIR OF OUR FINE. SHOES OR COMFORTABLE SLIPPERS : : : : : Makes an ideal Christmas gift, suitable: for any member of the family. Always Acceptable. Always Appreciated. OUR CHRISTMAS CERTIFICATES INSURE APPROPRIATE SELECTIONS. THE LATEST IDEA IN HOLIDAY SHOPPING. ASK TO SEE THEM. Come in and look over our stock before making up your list. We are always glad to show you the line. STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS. Cur me 's Shoe Store, (WILLIAMS ' OLD STAND.) - 724 MAIN ST.