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

THB MQBJOTQ PALLADIUM. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1906.

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visited, friends in, this city yesterday. , Joseph Hassenbuschmade a business trip to ICflncihhatl Wednesday. The Womens. . Relief Corps ladies will Tv&wt automatic restaurant afc thGTRJIall Saturday, March nmMn'teo nine. Public "invited " V 16-2t. W. H. Kelly made a business trip to Indianapolis yesterday. See DicJiiuon :Trust Company for loansnreal estate. Favorable termson Joan pt less than one-half the value of property. ,',''"' Mrs. Will Oaar left yesterday for a visit at Cincinnati. . Har5ffd Dentists, 9th and Main tf . Mrs. Omar ' Hollingsworth left yes-t terday.for a'few days visit with relatives at Dayton. ' f' V . Telephpi the Richmond " Steam IurTfuy to get your laundry. - tf - Darr Teeter went to Dayton yesterday for a ' few days visit with relav'tives'- ' ';": '': '" t , . , , . f V . Call on JI. H. Johanningr, 1022 South C strjdeto liave your ; steam or hot water-plant ' installed and all other plumbing.- Phone 1300. 7-6t - Miss Mabel Teeter of Hagerstown visited friends in this city yesterday. Money tfloan on farms or city propejjrori favorable terms. "We do iiotloan more; than pne-haif the value of property. 'Dickinson Trust Frank Macke has returned from a 'business trip to Chicago. . - You will never tire of Mrs. A"stin's Pancakes. , A '.. fresh supply now on, hand at ? your, grocers. , v , Miss Daisy' Lamb has returned to Greensfork after a short visit in this - .. ' - - - . i , I Clly? . ' . :. .. i I Tba:iJ0Hnihond 'Steam laundry for goodork; ' J ' : - -tf ' ., .; -:i.V-. -i. .-; v .. - .- :. .. Dudley Elmer went. to, Indianapolis ' yesterday for a few- days-visit with1' '.-r friends. 1 . - . ; J 'i Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pierce of Hagerstown "spent "t .-yesterday ,with friends in this city.,; ,T:j. - , t'vUJ?r-,rr -. K)VH' l- - Just what you want gmall place in the coufit6T fiale, $1,400. , Call on WoolS913 Main. ,M ,,, ' . - n s V,, ;:n;:r

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. :-Whyou''ask for 'Mrs.- Austin's. pn0i-a flnnr inei'tt . .mnn iinvinfr it i and say Mrsi Austin's and no other. Mr.' and Mrs. Souther of Greens.fork were in this city 'yesterday enroute to Greenville. - BUFFET UTfiOH EVERY SATURDAY f "VOTING AT THE .WESTOOTT.iTURKEY SALADS AND EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT.' "-'fri-sat-tf ; Messrs ! Lee Nusbauw C. A. Knollenberg and Chris Hasemeier. arrived fhome yesterday from a business trip ' to New York.

Irfl'ood s SarsapaiTDD Da Has cured so many cases that seemed almost beyond the reach of medicine, that people ask, Why ? - J ; . , An exarnination of our well-known formula, from which , Hood's Sarsaparilla is and always has been carefully and . scientifically- prepared, confirms the fact that it ; contains those well-known and valuable medicinal ingredients. which, f m when -intelligently combined c and properly administered, J are sure. to bring about good "results. -:; .y . It i& the properly balanced . proportion, combination; . arid process in combinin ; those ingredients knowrv to . ;have specific action , upon the blood, stomach; liver, kidneys, and bowelsA' vhicK make Hood's Sarsaparilla peculiar to; - -. itself and7enableit. to produce results unequaled by any : similar medicine. : . It cure when others fail. Give it a triaL Uual form, liquid or; new iform, tablets, 100 Doses One Dollar.: i

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!' Elmer Iet yesterdays. afternoon . for ChampainV.llf- 'to' visit ! Miss Juliet 8Wfiff 'Wi-.efidiDg . be. V.nir versity Of'-IWinoisr ij'A9;j , ' oil TOfc$fj?;;tjD iannef tatCiiaiVoVablo itrmSi ' VuS not' lean over 6n'-Ba!f tHe vadu of prbfrwtyJ? ; t Miss; Carrie a?: Qreen,;aitede4.N.,a meetiri of th J Chief 'Operators tof the'Central rtJnidtt TelepKofifetmpany at Dayton ' yesterday? - scu t t - Mrs. George- Ayler treturned::-!to: Springfieldr 0.,' k yesterda-? 'Attet-& Visit with relativeS:kn'tBshcit5;.ft ,0 ' Airs. Elizabeth Fisher is: vsiting relatives at Dayton O. '-' '1,'0e ' " John' Douglas Will preach at the United Brethren church in Boston,' Sunday evening at 7:30. ' ; ' , The Liadies of the Maccabees gav6 a dance' last evening in the I."0. OF hall :th' a large crowd; irf"' 'aferM-j ance. . . .The hall was ( beautifully 1 e'e'oiteiAyhUe''wi)?opi : furnighe4 the' music on piano an4f drums. ,.. ! r: y " mi; Jmh.,,1 'i.i "..; . -lu'j I ' ADOPT A HEW 5 PLAII ! Fifth M. E. Church;Does Not Ask For Rev. Campbell's Iteturn AIthough It Wants Him. :. At the quarterly meeting of thfe Fifth-street M. - E. church .Wednes day caning the v congregation made no petition to the Methodist ' conference for the retention of th6 'pastcr.tUe Pev. J?, ,tO. .Campbell,. Action was , not taken to,' this", effect, because )t. Campbell is in (Jisfavpr .with the members of the churchy for h6 8 one of the most popular: pastors, the church ever'fhad, but 5 in' compliance with the request ' oft the bishop to the presiding elders J pf f he ' " h Metho'dist Episcopal, cpnferenjce, that . the ; practice v of'.- the rvariqus congregations ' in petitiohirig for the retention of Uier pasforsi'be'tdohe' away with; iMA-n , ?au HER HORSE RAN AVAY Miss' Elsie. Beeler Thrown From a '10 . Sleigh'at West Third and Main ' ' Streets' Yesterday. . : , ,-. Miss .Elsie-iBeeson; was, slightly in-d iured yesterday by k being, r thrqwn rTf.:,. from a sleigh. Her horse ;.becanw frightened and ran . away, .throwing

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! the occupants'io; the street, injuring" "evvAt "c Miss Beespn ,slightly. ' The ..accident necessarythat urch- notices be .00 at West. Third & -iMain I ?n Jhls 2:30 Thls e

.captured . "eav i mra. me ver. after- a brave effort. ; r; . , . j;-'-., ' -;yJaj .j wa; . " A SPECIAL PREACHER The Reverend William Satterlee Packer associate tector of the church i of the Advent of Cincinnati will . preach at St. Paul's Episcopal church tonight at at 7:30. ' GET MARRIAGE LICENSE A marriage license was issued yesterday to Adam Souther, Springfield, HI., and Jessie E. Oler, Greensfork. 4- K

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If UiUOjIU 1 Ull M ik V i v,--.-' - y - r.-1 ST. PATRICK TOMORROW AKlTrVEErSAEY OF DEATH OF THE PATROIT 8 ASfT. LOCAL OBSERVANCE PLAN Order of Hibernins To Hold' Forth in the Evening at St. Mary's : Hall Legend ' of the "Day; Tomorrow is St. Patrick's ..Day, for March 17, is the date assigned' tQ St. Patrick, Ireland's patron saint. Though not born in Ireland, and jbe exact place of his nativity not hav ing been by any means, positively as-certained--Scotland, ; , : France, ;-t Eng land and Wales all claiming his birthplace no other country of the r: ' i j ' . ' 5- ....... u . , . wona caa aispuie possession oz , pe saint's bone3 and , his memory with the land he served so long and loved so well.' - ' i at Siilj on March 17 in the one hundred' twenty-first year of his age. As the birthplace of St. Patrick has been disputed, so. has the place., of his burial. : But ' the general evidence indica,t?s 4hat- the; bodies ...'of . St. Colomb . and St. Bridget tvere laid beside hini. 1 The SHafnrock is almofet universally yorn in me nat in ireiana on jst. Patrick's day and . this custom jhas extended to all parts, of the u. earth where, there are. persons of Irish birth, or Irish lineage, especially, in the United. .'States, CJanada and. Australia,;,; TheV popular notion isthat when i St.' Patrick was preaching .the doctrine of.j th,e. Trinity to the pagan Irish , he s used ; tjie; shamrock, bearing th,re .leay;ea;(on one stem; as( asymbol or illustration 'of the,; great; j Trinity. ' ; y Jn . Icmonffthe ( observance; will be : cpnfinjecctq . ai celebration in St. Marys 1 : HaU tomorrow . evening, which will be under the auspices of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. m x S. i TO MINISTERS i 1 In order that the Palladium may . . t J D1f lt composition of matter is iron clad. ! . .' X ' , ; c , . TradAic. stajfts or tradins ' ' ' v m mm mm . - . mm. mm mm m m mm ; A ' TALK -. UN KtLANU " " ' " " The Rev. S. R. Lyons Will Speak: at r ' the Second Presbyterian Church -Tonight. - . Dr. S. R. Lyons... of the United Presbyterian church, will give a talk on, "An evening with the Irish," at the ehuteh this evening. Dr. Lyons gathered the material for his talk on a trip through the Shamrock Isle, and also has a fine collection of stereopticon slides with which he will illustrate - the lecture. The public is invited. SUIT BROGHT HERE Suit to increase assessment iof damages, , venued to Wayne County from, Kew; Castfe, was filed yesterday in 'Circuit piuft by Attorney? Beach and "Mitels', of that' city, for"Charles A. Frederick . vs.' the town of ! N"e w Castle.' The case , was tried in" New Castle during the October- term.' " ; fr 4- 4- 4- -4- 4- 4- 4- 4-4- 4 44 4 4 - 4 -

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Second r University Extension ' Lee tore at the High School Hall ) Subject, 41 Athena." Prof. J, IL Raympnd of Chicago j universuy wm give me secona lecture of-: the University Extension Lecture Course tonight at the high school. His subject will be "Athens, JEROME H. RAYMOND hlXA. r' U 'P STrrTTTT. s the Revival' of Hellenism." Prof. Raymond is one of the best known speakers on the American lecture stage and is an art and architecture. He Will illustrate his lecture with 100 stereopticon pictures.. Tickets for the lecture can be obtained at the Ross drug' .store or" 'at any of the J dook. stores. CHANGE CHAPEL PERIOD EABLHAM STUDENTS TO HAVE ' r- CHAPEL ONCE A WEEK. it Period Will be Lengthened to One Hour Instead of Twenty Min- .. utes aa Formerly. ; j At the beginning of the spring term at Earlham, March 27, a decidedly new arid novel plan will be inaugurated in conducting the chapel exercises. Heretr f ors it ha been customary to devote twenty minutes each morning to chapel exercises, but next term there will be only one ser vice, each week and the time will be lengthened to the period of one hour. This plan is used in many of the larger universities of the country arid is decidedly popular with both the student and faculty. The plan, how ever, is a radieal step for a denom inational school to take. The stu dents at Earlham are happy over the chainge, as it gives more time for study four days in the week. , The plan will also be welcomed by the day students as it is a very hard matter for them to get to "Earlham every morning in time for chapel, and. as twelve absences during the term take one fifth of a credit of the terms grade, the rule works hard ships with many of them. The scheme will be tried for a few weeks and if it does not prove satis factory the old ' system will be re stored. STEADY DEMAND FOR ROOK Judge Fox is Having Splendid Sus cess With His "Uncle Zeek - And Aunt Liza." . There is a steady demand for Judge H. C. Pox's latest book "Un cle Zeek and Aunt Liza", and it. is probable that the first edition will be exhausted before the". demand ' from. Indiana" Js jf atisfied. A shipmerit I of 24 volumes; was recently sent to Portland, many of , the,, books being autograph copies, a iew aays ago an ,ordert for twenty books -,was sent in irom v mcnesier. . K- 4 4 4to win it. 4 - 4 4-4-4-4-. 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - H,;4 -

That is what the Trading 'Stp 'PISijmH give you on FRIDAY. They: give them this iiay so thatyou may, with a little extra effort, buy your Saturday's order on Friday Jllso our storo will bo open on : Friday night until 9 o'clook to accommodate you j. We will give you goods at the fojlqwmg, nriciAv

Nice large, fancy, smooth potatoes at 68c bn.1" - - fi'y " ; J !;, , .19 lbs. .Granulated, 20 lbs. t A .Sugar, or 21 lbs. XCTfOr $1.00 . Iv : "Bod White and Elkhorn' flour,-No. 1 good "winter wheat atOcts

sack; $2J3o per cwt. ' "Gold Medal" best spring wheat that is made, at TSftte, or. $2.75 cwt. "White Satin," a No. 1 good bread baker, atjfs; $2.90 per cwt. jT 3 lb. can .Baked Beans in tomato sauce at.8ct for 15cts.

3 lb. can Bartlett Peears or Plums at 8 cff2 for 15cts.

1 Gallon can 'Fancy. Syrup at 35cts..

.Hood's Fancy Blend Coffee a fine

Hood's "Leader" coffee at 15cts jjZc lb. -''rt. " . : Buckwheat, "New York," 6 lbsmd 30 stamps for 30 cents. - ' ' THE BARGAIN OF ALL BARGAINS. V Fancy Toilet Soajb, regulaj5cts boxes and 30 stamps,. for. 25c. Cream Butter or HWrd rfter Crackers, 10c value, at Sets; 2 pounds fori5cts.-; j s : ' '''' 1 No.-l'good square cpfeker, 5cts pound. 1 - ; ; " Giilger snaps. Snapiest of all, at 5cts lb. ' ' ' i Malta Vita or X-Celo at lOcts; 3 for 25 cts. ; ; : : - : , ' Wrig'ht Cream flakes, large size box and fancy piece of Qhina ware with each package" at 15cts; 2 for 25cts. 1' lb Imperial, Young Hyson or Japan or Moyme Tea and 60 stamps for 60 cents. t : -il -:' SpeciaPia ui Dry Goods Department are; our Shirt , Waists and Skirts: v Besides the Double Stamps the Stamp Peoplerrill ive twenty-

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Trading Stamps with All Purchase! Tree Delivery New Thone, 1071; Old 'Phone, 13R Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Evening "411-413 Main Street : . ' ' Y.-A.i' . , .

DREAMING OF RAGE COURSE THE RICHMOND HORSEMEN REALIZE NOW, .THE LOSS f OP, OLD PARK. I:. PLAN A HEW ASSOCIATION Believed Half Mile Track Would Be More Suitable Than Mile 1 1 Course for "Richmond.

- Richmond's 'driving'; park; east of Joseph Kerry of this city will.be the city, is little'more than, a' mem- one.of the orators at the celebration ory. The park is.now a .scene of b Pf"'8 ?ay by. Acnt- , , . . . ,, , . , Order of Hibernians of Muncie todesolation,; -.with' the big grand stand morrow evening. razed and the tottering fences ready t V : "

to fall. I The death of 16 "old driving park r is 'a sad blow to local' horsemen' arid to lovers of the racing sport who have hoped ! for years - that there would be some iVpeirirnanent " organization which' ultimately would take over the property and build it , up. Realizing now that the end has come o ..... - . . I to 'the old park, there is a senti-1 ment existing among horse men that , may tend to bring about a revival of ( old time interest and which may lead to the organization of a new association. ': ; . ' ' ' J The project has been talked many , times, tonJy to fall through because . of the lack' of leadership. In a yesterday, ' a Richmond horseman said that if a company of fifty business men and horsemen could be, of-" ganized to build a race .track and park at some point between Richmond and Centerville, where good in-' terurban service coulld be- assured, there was no doubt of the success of the racing game locally. . This horseman's idea was, to build a halfmile track instead of a mile course and to eliminate the county fair feature altogether. A race meeting; in the early summer with moderate size purses, the horseman declared, would be attractive to "race horse men if 4.4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4 4- 4- 4 dF9 this er pays a - rf - 4 - 4 4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4

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pnCnd 23 stamps for 25cts per lb. ... ,,-y they knew that a company.-, of - responsibility was behind ,the project. i There is no chance" to" bring boout a new- organization for the coming racing season, but the; horseman who talked to the Palladium felt 'that it was time to take some step by which a race course arid ; park could -be pro BORN ill VMYliE C0UI1TY Two. citizens of Randolph) county, who (have died during T the , past ten days, were natives of Wayne -county. Oue was ; Marquis De Lafayette Smith, of . Winchester, who was born in Wyne county in 1835r and the othr was Matljiias Oxley, ; of, Modoc, who was born in Hagerstown in 1832. 4 DANCE. " ' r Every , one attend the dajiaegiven bv the Barbers 11000:562 at the Odd Fellows fUWfTuesday, March '27;' Programs. 50c. ' ' marl3-10-20-23-27 I 1 Palladium "Want" Ads Pay. CUT RATE .DRUG STORE. Prescriptions Promptly Filled. Coir. 0th and Main. Bee Ml r J.1BCIIA AlID JAVA V COFFEE ' ;;; A SPECIALTY DEF HIVE GROCERY 4l 4- 4- 4 4-4 4- 4 4 4- 4 4 4-4-4-4 4 :401 .00 prize. . 4.4.4.4.4. 4- 4-v4v4 4 4-

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