Richmond Palladium (Daily), 21 December 1904 — Page 4

JRIOHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1904.

THE PALLADIUM PUBLISHED DAILY 'AND WEEKLY. AT 922 MAIN STREET.

TELEPHONES: CENTRAL UNION no ME - - 21 21 ENTERED AT RICHMOND FOSTOFKICK AS 2D CLASJ MATTE B Dally delivered by carrier to any part of the city for seven cents a week. SUBSCRIPTION RATES : DAILY Oatslde city, six montbs, In advance Outside city, one month, In advance. . Oatslde city, one year, In advance .11 50 . 30 , 8 OU WEEKLY By mall one year, f 1.60 In advance. JOHN S. FITZCIBBONS, - Editor A. 0. HOLLY, Business Manage H. S. CARTER, - Reportor RAMSEY POUSDSTONE al Staff The Palladium will be found at the following places: Palladium office. Westcott Hotel. Arlington Hotel. Union News Company Depot. Gates' Cigar Store, West Main. Two cents at all places of sale. If you don't agree with some people, you are wrong. The city council ought to create a new office to be styled "The Dictator." We know of only one person in the city that could fill it acceptably. o Stores to Close on Monday. The merchants are circulating a petition to close all stores on the Monday after Christmas. A number of (he stores have already signified their intention of closing and it is more than likely that the action will bo general. This is no more than vi'iht as Christmas comes on Sunday and the clerks in the various stores v. re deserving of a little rest after their b-ird wo:'; during the Christ mas rush Case Before Squire Abbott. Oliver Harris was before Squire Abbott yesterday on the charge of hunting without permission on the farm of Edward Chandler, four miles north of 'the city. Squire Abbott took the case under advisement after all the evidence had been given and a decision will be given tomorrow. New Fruit Store. A new commission house has been opened at 112!) Main street by Edward Hueber & Company, of Cincinnati. They will handle only the best fruits and vegetables and expert to do a large business. CANNERY At Greensfork is to ized. Be ReorganThe cannery at Greensfork Avill be reorganized under the leadership of Mr. John Brooks. Work on reorganization Avill begin at once. This will be good news to a large number of people who are interested in the concern. No sickly women or weak men will ever regret taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It's brought happiness to thousands. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co. K. of P. Funeral Notice. Officers and members of Coeur de Lion lodge, No. 8, Knights of Pythias, please meet this evening at temple, at 7:30 o'clock to attend services at the home of Brother Arthur A. Tucker. G. R., GAUSE, Chancellor Commander. Charles L. Wet tig, K. of R. & S. GO TO THE BISCUIT SUPPER WEDNESDAY EVENING FROM 5 to 8 P. M. AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Chiefs and Brothers of Osceola Tribe Avill meet at Wigwam on Wednesday at 7 p. m. sharp to attend funeral of Bro. Arthur L. Tucker. W. W. Spalding, Sachem. SEE OUP, LINE OF MEN'S SLIPPEP.S AT $1.00 A PAIR. RICHMOND SHOE CO. Corner Eighth and Main.

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The Aftermath Society was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. F. M. Clark at her home in North Eleventh Street. Roman Architecture was the subject cf the meeting. Mrs. King, in the absence of Mrs. R. L. Sackett, gave an exceptionally fine talk on "Temples, Colosseum, Tombs," and the hostess read an interesting paper on "Aqueducts, Churches, Palaces." A spirited conversation followed. The club will meet January third with Mrs. W. E. Hastings, 41 So-.i'h Eleven'th Street. 4fr Mrs. J. IT. Luken Avill be ostess for the K. C. card party at I lie club rooms this afternoon. All lady members and friends are cordial! i' iuv.'ted. j The Ladies of the Ch sstian i church extend a cordial welcome to their many frk ds to bo present at I I their hisemt supper to mc ;:iven : . . .i .... . ( I mis .' veiling, m i.'ie e . u i , corner j Squill Tenth ut'd - Greets, from " to cS o clock. K -XMiss Ilelsey HaiTold has returned from Marion, where she visited Miss Merle Elliott. i .v. ir. Miss Maude Lamb is the guest f Miss May Rarr in Indianapolis, for a few days. 3fr - William Oliver Polkinhern, who attends DePauw University, will arrive today to be the guest of his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Madison Swadener, of South Fourteenth street, over the holidays. VT 5 At their recent meeting, the Art Club discussed the German painters, Piloty, Max and Mahart. Mrs. Trimble, who led in 'the discussion, was assisted by Miss Pelham, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Charles Rierhaus and at the close of the meeting Mrs. Katherine Laplante, exhibited the many art treasures which she bad collected during her extended tour abroad Among these were a reproduction of Leonardo Da Vinci's "'Last Supper" in tapestry, a co-iy. of Raphael 's "Transfigura'io ..' ' and "Holy Family," by Correggi , a bead of "Beatrice," "Au-orV "Dancing Nymphs" and the "Flower Girl," in colors, together Avith innumerable photographs of famous places and scenes. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Indianapolis NeAvs. Mrs. Laplante is a sister of Mrs. J. H. Luken of East Main street, and has frequently Aisited here. K The Ladies' Penny Club Avill meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dickinson in Ft. Wayne avenue to make final arrangements for the dinner to be given for the poor children of the city, Wednesday, December 28. -K - X The formal announcement of the engagement of Miss ohn Anna Carpenter and Vernon James Hall, of Evanston, Avas made Sunday by Mrs. Anna M. Smith, of Oak Park, Chicago, the mother of the bride-elect. Tho Aveddins- Avill take place soon after the holidays Miss Carpenter, ' Avho has a national reputation as a . golf plaver, and is often called Miss "Johnny" Carpenter, is Avell knoAvn Beautiful

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in this city. Mr. Hall is connected with the Northwestern University, from Avhieh he received the degree of doctor of philosophy in 1S!)C. He not only had the honor of receiving the first dejrree of this kind aAvarded by the university, but up to that time he was the youngest student in the country to receive such a degree, being only twenty-three years of age. For eight years he has occupied the chair of chemistry in the university. He is also the author of seAeral text books on chemistry. Like Miss Carpenter, he is a golf enthusiast, and both are members of the Evanston Golf Club, Avhere they became acquainted. Mr. Hall belongs to the Skokie Club, of Chicago, and Miss Carpenter to the Westward-He Golf Club of Evanston. Mr. Hall is also an enthusiastic automobilist and huntsman. V. -'c vr v One of the prettiest A-eddingsof the season was that of Miss Miriam A. Harrison and Mr. Stephen Stan-

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Last Main street -bnends' meeting house last evening at 0 o'clock. A large number of relatives an,l irionus irom ail over the Mate Ave re present at the ceremony. The simple marriage ceremony of the Friends Avas used. The A. 0. T. Club was happily entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cooley in North Sixth j street. There Avas a good aft end-j ance or members avIio enjoyed a Aery pleasant session. Needlework and sociability Avere features 'followed by a dainty luncheon. The club will not meet again until after the holidays. The Tuesday Club had a splendid meeting last night at the First Presbyterian church. Dr. Charles S. Pond read a paper on "Rlood," which Avas illustrated by sfereopticon A'iows, showing, 'the condition of the blood in sickness and in health. The discussion which followed was led by Drs. Rramkamp and Stevens'n. A Ead Headache. r;iv cause is 'juiekly cured by i ! ! i:e!i-a-i':ii l ablets, a raarveious mv-'ci-itt ion tliat stops all headaches Avithout any reaction on the i,p.-,Vj- nli ves. Sick headache, ner-voi--. headache, headache from eyestrain, mental Avork or indigestion. are all cured by thi remarkable panacea for pain. Phen-a-mid is a safe remedy and may be taken by the most delicate. It never depresses the heart nor upsets the stomach. Osborn-Colwell Co. : Gentlemen in ansAver to your letter I Avill say that I have been very , successful Avith Phen-a-mid in jv- ' dueinir tempoature Avithont depressing the heart's action. Also recommended it for nervous headache and insomnia. I shall continue to proscribe it, you may be assured. M. J. PATTON, M. D. Astoria, Ore. Phen-a-mid. the great cure for headache and all pain, is invaluable in all cases of headache, rheumatism, neuralgia, la grippe, dyspepsia, and all diseases where pain and fever are present. 2.) cents a bottle at all druggists, or by mail from Osborn-: l ouveii lo., in einr streer, .n. i. Gift

A pretty and useful piece of furniture is a gift that is serviceable and proves a constant reminder of the giver. Room can always be made for another rocker. The Diningroom is incomplete without a China Cabinet or Sideboard; and hoAv empty and barren the hall looks without a Rack or a fancy chair. Anyone would Avelcome a Morris Chair or a Turkish Chair for the Library-, Sittingroom or Parlor and a pretty stand or Table is essential. A Music Cabinet for all those stray notes would prevent many a lost chord. In our Furniture Department you will find many pieces that would be appreciated in the home of your friends as well as your own home. We can satisfy any taste or requirement. On account of their appropriateness Ave have selected the folloAving items, any one of which would make a valuable acquisition to the home. Style, construction and finish characterize every piece of furniture in our store MORRIS CHAIRS AND ROCKERS from $7.50 to $20.00 HALL RACKS $5.00 to $30.00

CHINA AND CURIO CABINETS $15.00 to $50.00 SIDEBOARDS $14.00 to $50.00 COUCHES AND DAVENPORTS $10.C0 to $10.00 MUSIC CABINETS $6.C0 to $25.00 We are having a special sale of Rockers at $3.10. See them in the Annex WindoAv. Every oue a brgain.

LETTERS FOR SANTA GLAUS

Continued from first page.) want a baby cab sure. Your little friend. Mary Thomas. 47 S. Uth street. Carl w ioi and to the point : Dear Santa Clans I would like to haAe a overcoat, sweater, pants, overshoes, hose Avagon, engine and bicycle. Yours truly, Carl Weist. This lad will be satisfied with a man doll with pants on it : Dear Santa I Avant a rocking horse, track for a train to run on, a carriage to put my doll in and a boy doll, that means Avitb pants on. The pig Avith the man riding on and I Avouldent care if I got abook , candy, chewinir nm and peanuts. Now don't forget anything. With much love, Ralph Gault. This from an unselfish little felbw: Dear Santa Please bring Logan a box of paints and a fire engine and 1 1 -IT . . 1 some dooks aim i want some moves some house slippers. Please bring Ruth some house simpers and a j trunk, cupboard and a set of blocks nd a doll and a le,t ol dresses. j This lit'tle rirl wants glasses for her doll: Dear Santa Clans I Avant a box of handkerchiefs for grismas and a n;iro of nedad sliners. I want a nanken rn(, an(1 mv (loll fikst 0,vr and T Want" a new ' dress. I wantsome glasses for my doll. I Avant a little room for her and a iicav grissmas tree. I Avant a handkerchief bag and a musik rol. Yours with Love Ruth. He only Avants a : holing alley and an automobile: Dear Sant Please bring Logan a holing alley and a big automobile. Pomouos, trombone and knifes and forkos. Dorothy wants a 11. 1 ie rocking c'l'ir. Pear S-mta Chuw --1 wan some i1'! fiirinture and lit tit bov and a cushion. T want a baby eab. I like a st orv sm a it tie Helen rock in chair. Doroth Fox. Wants a diamond ring for his sister: Dear Santa Please bring me for Christmas a suit of clothes and a cap and seme candy, nuts, a book. Bring my sister a diamond ring. That is all for Ibis time. Myron Davenport, R. R. No. 2 Dear Santa Claws My list for Christmas is a big fine go-cart Avith seel wheels, blue parasol let up to a go! cart and down to a buggy and go back to a sleeper. This go cart is for my sister's doll I got laChristmas. I am sovpu years old. Yours truly. Mvrtle Nicken, 1010 N. II St. Dear Santa Christmas is a Clans My list for big fine go-cart, pink j parasol, let up to a buggy and down i to a go cart. Mv age is ten years. T !lso have a big Christmas and I doll whiehT'jrot last haven't anv thing to ride her in. Yours truly, Mary Nicken," 1070 N. II. St. Try a Palladium Want ad.

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