Palladium-Item from Richmond, Indiana (2024)

April 16, 1900

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Palladium-Itemi

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The Lima News from Lima, Ohio

Location:

Richmond, Indiana

Issue Date:

Monday, April 16, 1900

Page:

4

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i MONDAY APRIL 16 1900 RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM Seed AMONG THE CHURCHES A SCOTCH BOER OLE CWSTAJT AIM 18 TO SELL THE BEST GOODS 0 THE MAMET Seed Seed ield Seed Garenn Seed land I lower Seed AT BUNGE COV 16 South 7th St Hive Bee Hive Bee GS I YOU avender Bread HAMILTON CASES SET Court of estate vs the of estate vs the of estate of vs the estate t'ologne of estate and 3 Those desiring Something fine in finish will be shown samples of the work and 1 Ail I i ii tri I Richmond Palladium i i I i 1 1 I Nut Butter tf Opposite Depot Mu 250' most beautiful success I The! United Presbyterian church will have their prayer meeting Wed nesday night of this week instead of Thursday i SCIENTIIC ITTING CLASSES 24 11th St Richmond I 1 The best of private accommoda tions and trained nurses i Long distance i Various Items ot 1 teres to Church i Going People and Announcements or the Coming Week I The subject before the Ministerial Association this morning was and the paper was read by Allen Jay Dr Hughes will have the next paper During Hit vulcanic erupt'tou in uwulian Ishimls hist summer A Health Reflectiou How foolish to keep on eating meat to the exclusion of Granola when dietary experts agree that Granola is more nourishing and wholesome It certainly is more agreeable and ap petizing and then too it is more economical Try Granola with cream for your breakfast requires no cook ing or sale by Hastings grocer 931 Main street It Is repjorttkl Ui itl rancis Wilson and Jessie (Bartlett Davis will be co stars uext season in an opera uow be ing written (for iliem I Vimeuzo i Mangana i anil Pietro Bal ilassari who too) anp Italian company fruni Home! to Soutln Africa are said to lie serving as ollicers witli the Boers ragments of what Is thought to bt a tragedy by Sophocles called Deal vs the Wolf believed to Ithe third century I Heirl the war songs at the Gennett ilnursdayj April 19th at 8 sical club concert Admission (Reserved seats 10c extral The Rev A Neal and family will leave Thursday for Angolo I nd to accept the new charge The Rev Neal has been a popular minister in this city as is evidenced by the fact thajMuri ng his three years in this city he has had 122 marriages and during the last year alone he had 41 7 I I 1 OUR MOTTO Honest Goods at Holiest Prices john McCarthy owsewMHeiwAwwwsnnnn I I 1 1 Tenth St Opp Westcott Hotel RICHMOND IND curator wlio Is convinced tbiit they form purl of a complete work 11 11 11 Mauk JOHN ERASER tk of law I or many yelirs lit has taken an' active interest in the polities of the State and ss4vs the mental qualities Which were Uiuml to firing him into prominence During all bis career he has ben British sympathizer but in spite of this fact tie was popular enough among the Boers to be Steyu's most aggressive opponent in the race for presidential honors It is claimed that was beaten I'm only by the liberal use of tlie secret service fund the liberal use of the secret service fund Mr bjrnser lias been one of the leading spirits of progress in the Orange Kiev State' He lias done much toward en couraging the: building of railroads and the establishing of Bloemfontein's re? markable system of schools hospitals charitable institutions and the like He has a cousin Mr Al raser who lives in Atlanta Caramel Cereal It is at once a delightful food and nourishing drink and it would be well for humanity if there were more of it consumed and less tea and cof fee Caramel Cereal is the original and only Substitute for coffee and tea used for twenty years by the Battle Creek (Mich) Sanitarium 15c per pound Samples free at Hastings 931 Main street One good double house and one good single house in Dayton to ex change for Richmond property Ap ply at 813 Main street ll dbt Life I insurance policies loaned on or bought Edgar Schillinger Im perial building Indianapolis Ilwk lt d6t or Trial in the Wavne Circuit This Mouth and Next Quite a i Number Some of Them i 1 Interesting The following cases are set for trial in the near future in the Wayne cir cuit court on the dates given April 30 State ex rel Stella Thom as vs (Henry Lennard April 30 States vs Stella Thomas: May 3 Egan vs the city of Rich mond May 3 Wiggins vs the city of Richmond May 7 John A Schneider vs the city of Richmond May 8 Seneschal vs Tanner May 9 Ellis vs the Pennsylvania railroad company May 10 Young vs Shank et al May 11 Canaday vs the estate of Kiser May Lantz May Druley May Swisher May 11 Reed Strickler May 11 Crump vs the Trevan May 12 Prince vs" Prince May 12 Bennett vs Bennett May 14 Waltz vs Strattan et al May 15 Vermillion vs Herbert et al Max 16 Union Loan and Trust Co vs Adams et al May 17 Young and Roth vs Ste vens et al May 21 Cooney vs Pennsylvania Railroad Company I APRIL TERM JURY The April term jury which took its place in the box today is made up as follows: Henry Brumfiel Abingt William II Doren Boston Joseph A Commons Center Alonzo Harris Clay Charles Anderson ranklin i Dewitt Bond Gieen Reuben Bertsch jr Jackson James ulghum New Garden John Lamb Perry Henry Eggemeyer Wayne Alonzo Marshall Wayne Henry Jarboe Harrison vour kevs to Woodhurst have 25 more calls for houses than 1 have for rent Theo Woodhurst The Rev Kemper the new pastor at Grace church will ar rive Wednesday from Angola and will conduct the Jirst public service Thurs day evening' A reception will be given by the ladies of the church at some future date I I I The (Christian Endeavor society of the irst English Lutheran church will have their business meeting to morrow night at the church I I I Thirteen new members were taken into the United Presbyterian church yesterday' i Hr Charles Iiiscn Milliams i will teach VOICECULTURE no HARMONY At 1x5 IS IX tli St Where rates mv be obtained i (The dedication of the new Metho dist church at Chester Easter morn ing was a splendid event in every particular The bright day afforded an immense audience which crowded the building and many were unable to gain admission The singing was greatly enjoyed by all Rev A Lamport preached the sermon and conducted the dedicatory ser vices The building cost $3090 of which $600 remained unprovided for Dr Lamport took hold of the figures with a will and in a short time $640was secured and a happy people re joiced together over the splendid success The church is a beautiful structure with stained window glass slate roof fine finish elegant seats and everything up to dac The peo ple of Chester have done themselves great credit snd are deserving of the liberal! support which they received from citizens of Richmond and the surrounding country SARATOGA CHIPS AND I The Mr raser whom Lord Roberta mentioned in his dispatch (as having met him two miles ont of i Bloemfontein and presented him with the keys of the pub lic offices although an ex president of the rnlksraad is no' more Boer than himself i He is i John George raser a Scotchman byj birth aid a British sympathizer by instinct and train ing Ro you see that the jvoluntary sur render of Bloemfontein Tby a prominent Boer was not asi significant as it might have been! bad the circum Stauces been otherwise I I Mr raser islone of the ten sons of a Presbyterian missionary who emigrat ed to South Africa inlS25 Of his nine brothers ail of whom are living some think a he does while others are Boer sympathizers who are lighting in the Boer army I I Mr John Eraser had a university training in Abenleenaftef which he set tled in Bloemfontein and began the prac Benj My rick Nos 8 and 10 North Seventh Street i Richmond Ind i i AGAIN We would call your attention to High Grade Coffees Quality not quantity our object We carry as full a line as any dealer in the city and have coffee at any price to suit your purse wive us a iriai vt uct and compare quality and price with what you have been using claim an established reputation for shoy ing original ideas newest colorings attractive styles finest best and greatest in variety It is a reputation earned with great toil and one we earnestly 'desire to main tain Our line of wall papers and1 wall decorations is entirely in accord with our ambition and desire and is meeting with great Success At no time have we been in a better position to successfully meet and supply the requirements of our customers than wc areb at tlie pres ent moment Neverhave we had 1 line of wall paper more (liferent so strikingly good all its various i grades ffom thq lowest! to the We ask an in spectioirof our line in perfect confidence of your ap proval and satisfaction NICHOLSON BRO We giveTrading Stamps 729 Main Street No is Now Here I I I I 1 1 ji i 1 1 But tomorrow is nowhere Now is itbe time! to buy But ter Crackers They are the tried the rest now get ox Is Crackers and stick to them They are the most delicious crackers vou eyer put between vour lips 1 A i I I have a 65 acre farm to trade for Richmond Come and see me at once Theo 'Woodhurst 1 A PARK DENTIST 8 North Tenth St rhe only modern eleririoel inetrumenta In the dry My work in my advertisem*nt 1'1 IHONEIOI I The 1 Epworth league of Grace church will have a business meet ing tomorrow night 'fh Sunday school board of the same ciiureh will meet tonight for business STAGE GLINTS i Eleonora Duse may begin an Amerl can tour next fall Calve has had to gOjto lorida She Is suffering from rheumatism A recent attempt to (revive In London met with nouocess Victory Bateman and Harry Mestay er may Join St Louis stock company Olive Redpath Is talking of going out next season as a star in a musical comedy I of the is to be acted In England and Australia though not by Mrs iske 1 One of the latest dramatizations of Is called "The Power of the I Clssie Loftus has played Rettlna In and nit it Is jrumoredwith astounding success It is said the Paris theaters are to raise their prices of admission 10 per cent during tlie exposition After two seasons in vaudeville lo 1 Avin w'll star again next season in of that Sunday school is in excellent hands with (Mrs Heitbrink at its head i Robert Donnell was taken tojEast haven last week Shaving been de clared' insane The Willing Workers of Gra'e church will meet tonight with Miss Blanche Page north twentieth street James Thompson an old soldier and member of the A is dangerously ill at liis home 304 north fifteenth street I The Wayne County Republican Central committee met today1 and ratified the appointment of delegates to the Republican sh*te convention The Evansville Richmond subsi dy proposition carried 12 years ago in Wayne township by a vote of 2687 to 185 It is thought the pending proposi tiou of the will almost repeat the previous vote Robert White has filed the com plaint of Rohe Bryson vs Laura A Bryson for divorce on grounds of cruelty which consisted of alleged neglect of domestic duties together with and vixenish behavior The given two weeks ago at the home of Mrs plut ton is robe repeated this evenihg at the irst dav school room of North A at 7:30 o'clock Admission! 10e Benefit of industrial school folicol ored people iiS the south lu the last on the contest the Palladium statedl that the school was sorry that MrJ Eggemeyer was ineligible for 'next wear's contest The word should nave been instead of not which was overlooked in proof read ing a I' 7 The cantata Child Spring written! and composed by Prof Will Earhart will be viven at the Gennett theatre Thursday April 19th at 8 A i Aui iutier rrn 1 I The Nut Butter i manufactured by the Sanitas 'Nut odd Co Battle Creek Mich is prepared from I the choicest and most edible' nuts far superior to animal fats for eating and shortening purposes Only 30 cents per canll or sale by Hastings 931 Main street I EB GROSVENOR MD i Special equipment for the Everything readiness for spring business at I I 11'' bur new store We are snowing a large as? I I I''r5 sortment Of new thinas iri! i I I i ive Cent Cigar Rially try it tW HASTIN GET AT THE BEE HIVE GOOD We Believe Spririgl Choosing I II I There is and tlicn kgain there arc clothes III 'I I I 'T If one is merely to be'clad that is one to ap pear well dressed is another To bh well dressed one must wear good clothes I That docs not mean expensive clothes If produced under favorable conditions good clothes can be sold at very moderate prices I Our made up garments are sold1 at prices that only large business done at a small expense will justify $750 $10 $12 and $15 A visit and a close inspection will satisfy you that a place like our to buy yotir clothes The model Clothing co ll'll I I1 900 902 MAIN STREET 1 I ONE PRICE Clothiers urnishers and Hatters i i 830 Main I St i i iNext Union National Bank MONDAY APRIL 16 1900 Bee Hive Java and Mocha Coffee Always gives satisfaction per pound 20c Bee Hive Blended Tea i Extra fine flavor will please you per pound) 75c chorus of 270 1 voices from the public schools is being thoroughly trained by Prof Earhart and Mrs Earhart Admission 25c Reserved seats 10c extra Ei I 1 I The case of Curran1 Beall jr vs1 000( damages is bn trial today on a change of venue froth Madison coun ty as the the first Case before i the April term jury I 1 1 IThe Palladium is! in receipt of a circular I from the which states that that road will surely be built and that if so it will connect with four or five lines under Big our control The' circular states also that the company will I build a belt line! about this Clty I1 does not mention the fact that it usesj the Adams express company and fails to promise (trading stamps to amount of the subsidy It also ne glects to state the lengthjof its pres ent line The reception to be tendered in honor of Walter Eggemeyer this evening 'as mentioned elsewhere is to be held at tne tem ple instead of the high1 school building las originally I contem plated (and elsewhere anpounced The committee making all arrange ments for the receptiopvare Ralph tisson Omar Whelan Erville Ixxk wbod Ellis Palmer John Harring ton Clifford Bradbury and Jessie Landwbr It will be for high sqbcxol students exclusively with their in vited friends I 1 i I i i ''ill i There will be a reception in of (Walter Eggemeyer at the Masonic temple' tonight The7 entire school! will assemble and do honor to the i first Richmond wintiqr of the state contest Thp success of the south fourteenth street peoplej is astonish ing in that line The i students laughingly declare ithey'iwill have to move that thoroughfare! if (they ex pect to do any mannerof good Miss Hollingsworth iwho took part in two state contests from that street riftith Ellis who! won in the local and stood high in the state contest was from the second square and Mr Eggemeyer is from the same square Rents lin that part 'of town are going up 1 ThelRobinson circus is coming to town for the first time ten It is said to be considerably better than ever and will (make (this place the first (day out from Cincinnati date of the circus is two weeks from (today April 30 The advance agent Mt Kane was here this morn fng to look (after contracts bill boards etc with advertising car Number 1 and a crew of twenty men1 1 street parade of the Robinson said Mr Kane something novel Of course you and everybody else think of i a show parade as same old thing' biit when you see this one ybu will take bff i your hat and say there: is one truthful circus agent Mr Kanesalys the Robinson circus las well as others of the best circuseslhave been kept lout of Richmond i by extortion on the part of those holding some of' the necessary privileges and that it is hoped that regime is at Ein end The city of Richmond is ideally located for a I'first day out for Robinson as the eircus has its home in uincin nati i JH'J 4 I DEATHS ANBUNERALS nj I 'll I I I I 1 1 I Coleman Samuel TJ1 Coleman aged 75 years died Saturday April 14 at his home in Cincinnati and the funeral will take place tomorrow The deceased' was well: known in this having frequently ii visited' here The (remains ofj Mary 1 Moore who died at HL arrived here Sunday morn ing at 5115 and: were taken to the residence of her mother Mrs Sarah A Ryan 224 north eighth' The funeral took plaeei this morning at lOJo'clock from St church Rev (D McMullen officiating In terment at St cemetery 1 1 De Groot Robert De Groot diel vesterdav afternoon at 3 ip at his home 524 north eighteenth street of pneumonia at i'theage of 40 years The funeral will be Wednesday after noon) at: 2 at the house Rey McNemer officiating Interment will be at Earlham ii I 1 1 I10U0111IN Clarence the eleven year old son of i Mr and Mrs John at his home at Chi cagolthis fhorningi The remains will arrive Tuesday afternoon and be taken 'to the home of (his grand mother! 70 Laurel street uneral announcement later i i I I I I I I I I Solomon razier died morning at the home of his daughter Mrs Richard reeman 321 north fifteenth street at thejage of 901 years 1 'i (I I The funeral will be tomorrow at Cambridge City1 the remains leaving the home at 7:30 a and arriving at Cambridge at the church at 10:30 when the services twill beheld Interment at Cambridge it I 'Another Sale of Oriental Rues 1 I 1 Mr Simoyan will close out his en tire stock at public auction begin ning! Thursday morning and exhibition days People's Exchange Advertisem*nts under uu teu 01 Wanted Situation mate or ternate kalp wanted Loot when not ozoeedlaf tour Uaoe InoortedRIlB tn tbaoe oolnmna All Real Batata Saha Houaaa te Rant Elnarolal and MlaeoaUanaou: Waata tneorte ter tooate a Haaoach tnoortter 1111 i' Storage Ground floor sixteenth and Main Verne Smith tf or Several furnished rooms connecting with bath 115 north twelfth street or SALE tired go cart babv carriage $250 Call at 229 north tenth street Wvvted A good girl for house work No washing or ironing 1312 north A street ire Life Lightning and Accident Insurance a 1 1 Agent for Red iStarj iand American Steamship Lines Also Raymond Paris Exposition Tours Notary Public Loan and Renting Agency i INDICATIONS I' Rlsinj anl Sennit ui tne Sun and XIiHn Suu Mihui Rises 51 SetsiklO in Indiana and Ohio Weather Washington April 16 or Indiana Rain tonight and Tuesday 4 or Rain tonight and Tues day Colder in west Tuesday LOCAL NEWS for hats Headache cure spectacles Hardwood floors at Louck Spectacles scientifically fitted Ha Spectacle fitting a specialty Ha The Jobanning Bartel wedding takes place tomorrow night at the residence on south eleventh street President 5fills of Earlham college delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Hagerstown yesterday county commissioners meet next Saturday to select election com missioners and inspectors for the subsidy election The Easter exercises at the various churches yesterday were well atteud ed and there was a considerable amount of good music There were interesting children's exercises by the primary department of the irst English Lutheran church in' the evening The primary department 1 I We are htadquarters for these homa made goods and you can alway get them fresh NOT TOLD NOR OLD I1'" I I But filled with hardware I 1 1 1 Not fiction but facts Everything from a button holejto farm wagons Tones 1 ew Stores cornenorthJEIand tenthf streets i respectfully requested to can PRICE 816 MAIN ST 1 Have Returned 5 Drs (Charles A and Jeanette IPe tersondi Osteopathists 1 who have been away from this city 11 a few day have returned will be pleasled ito meet their friends and all that piay desire to consult them at their' office (where they have been lo cated during the past year) 218 north eighthstreet Richmond Ind 1 i A Ihdy of neat appear ance Salary $1 per day Address Congdon general delivery Richmond 16 2t" Lost Double lens steel frame glasses on north eighteenth or Hnder please leave at this office or 223 north eighteenth street ONRESCO Water Paint 1 1 or wall and ceiling decorations brick plaster and ce ment for inside and outside work on walls It petrifies and makes a hard tiniah Mane in nnrerenr colors ruai are It has been used in Richmond! for several years with highest of Bee Hivi Canned Corn i inest in the market 2 cans 25c i 'I'" Laundry Soap A pure tallow goods 10 bars 25c the I Ire live nul six miles ami tlnm drifted' away to tin Hurt beast At In dislanc? of RH miles from Hawaii ii settled upon tlie surface of tlie sea aitd was then ear rieil back py lie nort heast wind to its place of origin benj it arrived fort night after Its original departure and covered the entire group of islands with its heavy pa IL 1 I have for sale a inice two story frame house good I locality Price $1275 if sold beforel April 25 This is a snap Come and see tne 4 1 Theo Woodiiukst Malted Nuts The invalid's friend the benefactor makes fat and rich red blood Used bv Battle Creek (Mich) Sanitariumi or gale by Hastings groebr 931 Main street Don't fail: to psee Scully before or dering your spring suit 4 tf Bad bloodiand indigestion are dead ly enemies to good health Burdock Blood Bitters destroys them Both PhOn HADLEY BROS 'r I EARMSTRQNG PHOTO BIXMiWnTW 1 I RateVkana I I nN I 1 I I I 5 I I 4 1 I 1 Mil IM Ml K9 IHr MS MS BSB BSlJM MMHm EmoSSHI illsMMM I 1 1 I 5 I T' I I 31 I 'P'1' vT Ti I 0 i MU th a 1 rr i 'r 1 va i ill ive Stories 13U 1 1 I 1 1 i 2 1 IJ I I Mv 1 Ur 'y 5 1 7 I a Ua BEE HIVE GROCERY) 1' Uk saw 9 5.

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