Richmond Palladium (Daily), 16 January 1906 — Page 5

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MO PALLADIUM TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1906.

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LOCAL BREVITIES

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Harvard Dentists,; 0th and Maintjp Chartier's. ; i ipfeoi;thand cheapest, easiest, shortest.., .Business College, day and night, classes. . . r. j. 15-tf Repairing of all kinds, such ns electrical instrumetf,vgaa engines, etc. Richmond Auto Station, 1024 Main street. Phone " 1798. Old phone 412 W. 8-tf CASH BEALL, KIBBEY & CO., LOEHE & KLUTE, WIDUP & THOMPSON AND THE BIG STORE HANDLE THE ,. RICHMOND HAT. For sale cheap, a Starr Grand piano; only used a short time. This piano taken in exchange on one of the celebrated Krell-French Pianos. Call at Watson's Music Store, 9 Colonial Building. l-15-2t.

- 7 The BanerSocblCjub will meet Wednesday afternoon with Miss Anna Brown, 122 State street. ' t .. '"; ". Miss Grace Korris entertained a few of ' her school mates Sunday afternoon at her home on North Tenth Street in a most delightful manner. Music and games were the .features. Those present were the Misses Katherine Sherman, Arva Jackson, Vera Crome, Ruth Beal, Grace Sherman and Grace Norris. . . The Musical Study Club will meet with Mrs. Harry Downing at 17 South Twelfth street at 9:30 this morning. Misses Mary Shiveley and Juliet Hollingsworth will be the hostesses at a card party to be given at the

BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON Country Club this evening. SERVED DAILY AT THE WEST-, . COTT CAFE, 11:30 TO 2:00 The Flower Mission will not meet O'CLOCK, 35c. j this afternoon as was intended but (will meet tomorrow afternoon with For the best and cleanest coal, also jrs, George Dougan.

wood and feed, call at the hast l.nl Coal yard 1530 Main street, where

you will find the best of fuel nnd at nllist party to be jveil Thursday afliving prices. Weights guaranteed. tei.noont January 18th, at the resi-

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.deuce of Mrs. Henry Gennett, Last Main street. Mrs. Oscar - Addison 1 VJkIiI will ln Hip o-upst. of honor.

come,

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The Misses Juliet Hollingsworth and Mary Shively will be hostesses at Ith'e Country Club party which will be. given, at he. club house this evening. Club members and their out of town guests are Incited to' attend These card parties are held twice a month and are very popular with the members of the club. - ' " The Aftermath club will hold its meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. M. Johnston, 103 North Tenth street and all the members are urged to attend.

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Invitations have been issued for a

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wnen me crispy mommas cuiuc, you will be delighted if you have Mrs. Austin's Fancakes for breakfast.

The dance to be given by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on the evening

Onlv Arurr ainra ill TJlplimond that I .. IK..,,

is not in drug trust.-. We are now able 0f the most pleasing functions this A .f t .,1. . t 4 K i i rm

in HiniiMi yua wiiii any u""s pdcieiy lias ever given, me xamous

drug or patent ' medicine line at cut Hridleberg orchestra of Dayton will

rate.

ALFORD'S, Ninth & Main.

All the leading hotels, restaurants, and dining cars serve Mrs. Austin's Pancakes for breakfast. Much better then others.

f;irnish the music.

Ti e Ladies Auxiliary of the South Eighth street Friends' church will hold an all day meeting in the church parlors today.

Six of the most important . Society Dances in St. Louis Last Winter were served by the ; Tetrauq Concert Quartet l Here "in Richmondlthis winter

" PECULIAR INJURY

CHAIRMAN

MEEK

PLACED ON RACK

DEMOCRATS OF SIXTH DISTRICT ARE INDIGNANT AT HIS ACTIONS.

VIOLATED SACRED TRUST

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ISAAC SULLIVAN SUFFERS FROM ODD EYE DISEASE.

Result of Being Hit hy Polo Ball, He Sees only Half of an Object He Looks at. Isaac Sullivan of Centerville, is the victim of a freak injury -which causes him great pain and much trouble. A few months ago, while he was playing a game of polo he was hit hy a sharply driven ball in theeye. The optic was badly discolored, but he gave no great thought to the injury. A few weeks ago the eye began to pain Sullivan, and now he is only able to see half of any object he looks at, the uninjured eye being also affected. Sullivan placed himself under the care of Dr. Grosvenor of this city, who hopes to restore bis patient to his normal eyesight.

They Saw When He Voted for Taggart 's Candidate for State Chairman Resignation Demanded.

From a mortal enemy to Tom Taggart, Sylvester Meek of Connersville, has switched to a Taggart henchman and the Democrats of this county and of the Sixth District in general who supported him are up in revolt, especially the Democrats of Rush county, who are holding indignation meetings and drawing up resolutions by the wholesale, denouncing Meek as a trator. These resolutions are being spread all over the district and a 'split in the party is promised. The "Rush county insurgents are receiving the active support of the Wayne County anti-Taggartites. "Boss" Taggart is cracking his whip, but instead of restoring harmony to the ranks he is only fanning the flames of revolt and sensational results are' looked for. The charge brought against Meek was his vote for "W. II. O'Brien, the Taggart candidate for state chairman. O'Brien was elected. , The Wayne county Democrats say that Meek, to obtain his election as

district chairman, gar

vote against the rTggf W?a&c!

tor stat chairman; ana flheynw

claim; that Meek; was;a Taggart Tnan all the' time, and that they were tricked into supporting him.- The Taggart leaders at Indianapolis are laughing up their sleeves at the re-" suit of their little ruse, and Meek is pompously announcing that he will ignore the uprising in Rush county, j aided and abetted by the Wayne County Democrats, and that he has

no intention of resigning the district chairmanship. " One of the resolutions drawn up by the Rush county Democrats, which has been received by a local leader of that party, winds up as follows: "Meek was deliberately, premedi-

tatedly and corruptly unfaithful to his political and moral obligations and the sacred trust confided in him and that we, as his supporters in the district convention, in opposition to the corrupt and high handed methods that have always characterized the Taggart machine, and especially in the last state and national campaigns, denounce his conduct as wholly unworthy and dishonest, and believe that if he is actuated by any sense of delicacy, honor or jxditical integrity, he will resign his trust, to the end tliat it may be handed over to some one in whom the people of the Sixth District may place the last bit of confidence."

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Our $3-00 Ladies' Gun Metal Shoe has been shown to you this season Made on a good fitting last, and no more water proof stock made today Call at

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MINISTERS ELECT OFFICERS.

At the weekly session of the Ministerial Association yesterday morning the following officers were elected: Rev. T.J. Graham, president; Rev. W. M. Nelson, vice president; Rev. II. A. Leader, secretary and treasurer. The paper read was bv the Rev. C. M. Case of the South Eighth Street Rriends' church. It was the third of a series of four on "Modern Apostolic Methods of Missionary Work." The Rev. E. B. Westhafer will have the concluding paper on the subject next week.

SCHNEIDER Carriage Factory No. 47 North 6th St. Builds all kinds of new vehicles to order. Repairing Promptly Done. Rubber Tires Patched And only the best of new ones put on at lowest prices.

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Our Happy Week is making smiling shoppers

Smiling shoppers reflect the happy spirit which dominates every corner of the store. The aisles arc filled with happy shoppers, complctely surrounded by bargains.

There is no reason why every shopper should not be happy. Here are needed or coveted articles priced within reach of every woman's purse. No need to think of economy. Vv e have done that for you happily. - A smiling shopper becomes a loyal customer. We want your friends to learn of the spirit of the "Happy Week." If they have not attended this sale, there is still time. New bargains are added daily and are conducive to most appreciative smiles. And there is a practical side to the smiles to buy exactly what you want at money-saving prices makes shopping a joy and makes possible the jollity of our "Happy Week." A happy bargain makes a merry buyev There are five more days left with a hundred smiles each still coming to you. EVERYTHING REDUCED DURING HMPPY WEEK.

Making Merry Quotations on Kimonos and Dressing Socgues I lot Dressing Sacques at 50c I lot Kimonas at 98cBath Robes at half price. $5 and $6 Cashmere Wrappers $2.50 each.

You'll Get Happy at Silk Counter. 1 lot 'Fancy Silks, $1.00 gvatle ...69c 1 lot Fancy Morie 75c 30-inch Black Taffeta ami Teau tie Soie 85c

See vhat Happy Week has done to the Silk and Wool Suits. Hasn't changed the quality, but knocked prices topsy turvey. One lot Wool Suits at $4.98 One lot Silk Suits at.. ......... . .... $9.98 You will have to see them to appreciate the bargains.

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An. umbrella will be among your best friends this winter. One bought here NOW will not only protect you from rain and snow it'll help

you save money.

Domestic Quotations. Merry Making. 1 bale Brown Muslin, IS yds for $1.00 1 bale bleached muslin, 33 yds for... ..... ...... ......... .....$1.00 1 case Apron Gingham ..5c yd 1 Case Percale ......8c yd

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