Richmond Palladium (Daily), 9 June 1904 — Page 2

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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1904.

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PUT IN BY THE RICHMOND HOME TELEPHONE CO. SINCE BOOK WAS ISSUED. TO USE AS REFERENCE The Popularity of the Home 'Phone Shown By the Large List. The following is a supplementary list of telephones installed and changes made by The Richmond Home Telephone Company since last directory was issued, March 1, 1904. Please cut this out and preserve as reference. S21-a Addleman Chas. township. 821-b Addleman Dill, township. res. Franklin res., Franklin 1774 Andre Ed, res., 120 Williams. 034 Baldwin Bailey P., res., 235 Central ave. 471 Bass Wm. C, plumber, 301 Richmond ave. 1773 Atkinson D. U., res., 10S-N-20. 425 Auto Inn, office, 1211 Main. 1001 Bart el Fred J., res., 25-S-13. 961 Beeson John, res., 225-S-13. 1718 Bennett R. W., res, 191-3 Main. 1793 Benson E. R., res., 1130 Sheridan. 957 Benson Cassius, res., 1113-X-II. 1779 I.essclman Mrs. Dorothy, res., 133-S-4. 17S3 Black A. J res., 323 Lincoln. cS07-e Bond A. J., township. SIS-f Boyd Orville, Pike. 1730 Braxton E. C res. Abington res., Middleboro res., 22-N-ll. 1731 Brown A. C, res 405-S-W-3. 819- a Bulla Walter C, res., Boston Pike. 1240 P.u.r F. L., res., West 7. 1789 Campbell Arch, res., 220-N-19. 243 Campbell Rev. J. O., res., 114-N-1G. 820- g Chenoweth W. S., res., Franklin township. 228 Clendenen W. S., res., 122-X-15. 1084 Cockerill Joe, res., 705-N-F. 1757 Cook E. G., res., 315-N-17. 818-g Cook Sylvester, res., Middleboro Pike. 818-e Cook W. II., res., Middleboro Pike. 1788 Cooper Ed, res., 419-S-12. 1509 1475 1120 X-9 1504 1070 1432 1058 Cooper Frank, res., 805-S-7. Cox Elmer E., res., 231-S-l. Critchet Frank II., res., 315Cutter Ceo. A., res., 204-S-7. Dawson Clyde, res., 119 Pearl. Docker John, res., 119-S-ll. Dennison Miss Ada, res.. 1120 Main. 1735 Denny Ceo., res., 1733 Dickinson W. II 031-S-S. ,, res., 20 Ft. Wayne ave. 432 Doherty B. F., bicycle repairs, 10-X-8. 1590 Dormire II. L., res., 301 Randolph. 1051 Downing II. C, ros., 1225 Main. 1087 Drathring A. W., res., 214-S-ll. 1029 EUabarger Ed, res., 318-X-19. 814-a Estell Homer, res., Chester Pike. 1777 Evans W. G. res., 02G-X-19. 1784 Falck John, res., 21G-X-10. 1714 Farrow Chas. A., res., 302-X-9. 1712 Fleming & Hays, dressmakers, 30 Kellv building. G2S Fletcher J. D., res. , 109-S-13. 401-X-1G. 1772 Ford F. L., res. 32S7 Fornshell II. E., res 1115-N-D. 175G Frazer Rev. Oliver II., res., 27 Division. 1224 Freeman W. II., res., ave. Rich. 1754 Fu lu'h urn O B., res., 59-S-1G. If) (iayle A. D., res., 1021 Main. 17-10 Olick Harry R., res., 121-N 1G1S Green Dr. Edwin W., res., -15. 33-S-ll. 177G Hammond II. M.. res.. 205-S-9. 145S Harrell Mrs. Jennie, res., 417-X-15. 54G Hascltine C. E., res., 11G-X-1G. 1715 Haseltine Harry, grocer, 257-N-W-3. 1796 Hazlett Lidia W., res., 221-S-6. 814-c Iliatt John I., res., Chester Pike. 9G5 Ilobbs Mrs. Martha J., res., 102-S-2. 1216 Horn W. F., res., Spring Grove. 1755 norne Wayne, res., 27-N-15. 130S HufTord Wm. II., res., 101 -N-6. SIS-a Jefferis W. C, res., Middleboro Pike. 390 Johnston Dr. M. F., res., 103-N-10. 1218 Jones E. F., 993 Jones F. M.t res., res.,

321-S-9. 31-N-ll. , 100-S-15. res., Chester.

1676 Jones J. H., res. 814-d Jones Wm. E.,

1716 Kain Mrs. E. L., res., 234-S-W-2. 211 Kemper C. W., res., 217-S-6. 804-h King J. A., res., Middleboro Pike. 084 Knopf Robert C., res., 200-N-8. 1510 Koogle J. W., res., Nat'l Road, east. 278 Kramer Mfg. Co., planing mill, 283 Ft. Wavne ave. 025 Kramer Wm, res., 303-N-1G. 1707 Lacey R. M., res., 22-N-17. 080 Lamb A. L., res., 120 Hunt.

1734 Lane Wm.. res., 209-S-10, Lane Wm., res., 001-e Lankert R. P., res., Center township. 1047 Lawler Mrs. Thomas, res., 218 Rich. ave. 052 Lee James E., res., S04-N-F. 1370 Lindsay Cora A. W., res., room 5 West cot t blk. 175S Lowe W. W., res., 43-N-8, upstairs. 437 Luken Dr. J. II., res., 1725 Main. 1700 18. McCreight A. K., res., 327-N-1752 McLear Ceo., res., Nat'l Road, east. 11 82 Mansfield LeRoy, res., 1015-S-A. 804-g Markle Jacob, res., Middleboro Pike. 1110 Marlatt Alvin A., res., 131-S-9. 1157 820-h lin 1713 1430 Marlatt II. R., res., 110-N-6. Menk Andrew J., res., Franktownship. Mitchell John II., res., 423-S-12. Moore Otis J., grocer, 177 Ft. Wayne ave. 81 5-f Morris L. O., res., Center township. S14-f Morrow Mrs. Ada, res., Chester Pike. 814-e Morrow Wm. A., res., Chester Pike. 907 Mulholland Miss" Blanche, res., 142 Ft. Wayne ave. 1719 Mvers Joseph P., res., S25-X-H. 1012 Xewbern G. W., res., 112-S-10. 322 Xoland V. D., res., 200 Rich. ave. 818-b Xorris U. E., res., Middleboro Pike. 1775 O'Brien Michael J., res., 105-S-12. 1720 Osborn Frank res., 120-S-3. 1753 Osborn John S., res., 221-X W.3. 802-r Pardieck Harmon, res.. Liberty Pike. 1144 Pefro-Pine Co., office. 45-X-8. 1550 Phillips R. W., res., 424-S-12. 1297 Pickett Wm. E., res., 120-S-9. 1073 Powell Waldo, res., 1135 Main. 1470 Pyle Webb, res., 422-S-12. 1780 Reeves Mrs. James E., res., 135-S-ll. 054 Reid Pettis A., res., Wayne Flat. 1798 Richmond Plating Works, 1024 Main. 1474 Ringhoff John, res., 115-S-15. 920 Robinson H. R., res., Xat'l Road west. 1717 Rohe Lena & Co., millinery, 818 Main. 1452 Rudy Miss Lola, res., 1010-X-E. 1002 Range Henry, res., 232-S-7. 1445 Russel Elbert, res., Xat'l Road west. 1489 Saunders J. B., res., 217-S-13. 931 Scott C. B. & Co., grocer, 103-S-W-3. Sl5-c Shank E. M., res., Center township. 815-g Shcperd Chas., township. 918 Shutnard Warren 1737 Shute Harrv K., res., Center res., 004-N-T. res., 215 Randolph. 1738 Smith W. F.. res., 410-X -5. 207 Stevenson Joe, res., 39-S-10. 1704 137 1G74 Suters Harry, res., 824-X-ll. Swadener Rev. M., res., 20-S-14 Thomas Mrs. Hannah A., res. 23-X-G. 1795 Thomas S. F., res ll-N-15. Slo-a Thompson Chas. W., res., Cen ter township. 529 Tingle John W., res., SIS-e Townsend Chas. G., 133-X-1S. res., Middleboro Pike. S14-b Townsend John G., res., Ches ter Pike. 650 Townsend Bert, res., 3S 815-e Townsend W. II., res., township. S-ll. Center Center S15-d Triplett W. E., res., township. 815-b Tubesing Edgar H., res., Center township. SIS-d Turner John W., res., Middle- . boro Pike. 1431 Unthank E. A., res., 921 Main, upstairs. 15GS -Unthank F. B., res., 215-S-9. 991 Unthank Wm. A., res., 38-S-9. 402 Vieser Dr. Carrie A., office, 32 Colonial. 281 Wampler Dr. John M., res., cor. N-8 and A. 997 Warfel Millard F., res., 219-N-7. 1739 White Ross, res., 720-N-13. 1423 Willett Mrs. Lillie F., res., 1106 Main. 1H33 Williams C. B., res., 105-S-13. 1778 Williams Earl A., res., 333 liich ave. 729 Williams Perry M., res., 303-N-7. 1314 Wilson C. M., blacksmith, 813-S-B. 1759 Wilson W. E., res., 402-N-17. 400 Wood Ira C, res., 41 S-20. 1082 Woodhurst Chas. R., res., 27-N-G. 257 Wright Chas. F., bicycles, 1932 Main. 1183 Yeo Mrs. Jonas W., res., 21-N-17.

COMPETITION

In the Supply of Medicinal Waters at New Paris. It seems that Cedar Springs Hotel Company is not to have a monopoly ! of the business of marketing medicinal water, and the question whether it will be able to compete with a new enterprise Yiow launched, is yet to be decided. We are reliably informed that Mr. D. II. Mohler is making arrangements to bottle and ship the water of Hut ton's Springs, and has already received a large shipment of bottles and cases to be used for that purpose. It is true that Hutton's Springs have been running in a drain tile under a cultivated field for some years, but there is nothing to prevent bringing it to the surface again, and with two strong firms in this business New Paris ought soon to achieve a worldwide fame in this line. Xew Paris Mirror. HOT SHOTS Fired at Our Councilmen by the New Paris Mirror. The Xew Paris Mirror, in discussing the action of council in the Fifth ward saloon matter says: It is easily conceivable that there will be blood on the moon in the fifth ward and that the people of Richmond will not soon forget the outrageous treatment accorded them by their alleged representatives in council. Such a condition was foreshadowed by several speeches made from the lobby after the vote had been taken. The five who had principle enough to respect the will of the majority and to array themselves on the right side of a great moral question were: H. W. Deuker, Jas. E. Harris, O. A. Leftwich, W. P. O'Xeal and C. S. Xeal. WE THINK SO NEITHER. Du hast Wolken, gnadige Retterin, Einzuhullen unsehuldig Verfolgte, Und auf Winden dem eh 'men Geschiek sie Aus den Armen, uber das Meer, Fber der Erde weiteste Strecken Und wohin es dir gut duukt zu tragen. BALL GAME. Murray Hill and Mike Mitchell have a ball team that they are rather proud of. The team left for Liberty this morning in a hack and will play ball there today if it don't rain enough to prevent it. Eat Ideal or Mother's Bread and you have the city of Richmond eating with you. Eat others and you will be lonesome. Smoked Meats and Lard. This week only will sell Lard in 50 pound cans 7c lb. Bacon 10c lb. by whole piece. Hams 126 by whole ham. Schwegman's Meat Market. 8-3t. Every loaf of the original Mother's Bread has a blue star label on it. CLAYPOOL HOTEL, Indianapolis, occupying the site of the old Bates House.. Absolutely Fire Proof. FINEST and most EXCELLENTLY FURNISHED hotel West of New York. Soft and distilled water itsed exclusively. Assembly Hall seating twelve hundred; roof garden and sun parlor. AMERICAN PLAN $3.00 and upward. EUROPEAN PLAN 5J51.50 and upward. ITenry L. Lawrence, 9-Gt President and Manager. There is nothing better to eat than Ideal bread and butter. Try it. Special introductory sale of Crosby's White Tar Soap this week 25c box of Petro Pine Cold Cream free with each box of soap. 23-6t That sweet taste you know i found in no other bread except Ideal and Mother's. Awnings, upholstering and furniture repaired. A. K. Jones & Co., 506 Main, Home 'plione 178. One slice of Ideal or Mother's Bread will do you more good than a whole loaf of other kinds.

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IT 15 FILLY GUARANTEED Notice tc Contractors. In pursuance of n resolution of the common council of the city of Kichinoixi. Tnd.. the common council of the city of Richmond, Indiana, will receive sealed proposals at the office of the City Clerk until 1 o'clock, P" MONIJAY, JUL.Y 4th, 1J0. for the const ruction of cement, curb and gu'ters, and sidewalk inter ectionc along t) ith sides of 8 uth Thirteenth street, lroiu Kouth B to South O streets. Allbids must be upon the printed forms prepared for the purpose, which may be obtained of the city civil engineer, and enclosed in a sealed envelope directed to the common council of the city of Richmond, Indiana. The bond required of the successful bidder shall be in the sum of $-.xjo.m. and must be Kiven by residents of Wayne county. Indiana. Kficli bid by contractors must be accompanied by a deposit of a cerii lied check for $1kux), to be left in the h'inds of the city clerk subject to the conditions specified in the proposal. Before bids will be received, bidders must satisfy the common council of the city of Richmond, Indiana, as to their competency to conduct the work, and as to their resources for its vigorous prosecution. Bids shall state the price per lineal foot for the Improvement complete, also for all other items enumerated in the schedule, which price shall be in full for all labor and materials required for the complete execution of the work. Said work to be completed on or before the lvt dav of Augu-t 19t'i. under the dii e tion of the city civil engineer, and in accordance wit h the plans and specifications on lile in the office of said clerk. The contract will be let to the lowest responsible bidder. The common council of the city of Richmond, Indiana, reserves the rlutht'to reject any or all bids, or waive defects in bids, in the Interest of the city, made in accordance with this notice. By order of the common council. JOHN F. TA(i"r ART, Juce2--16 City Clerk. Notice to Cont -actors. In pursuance of n resolution of the Common Council of the City of Richinon j, Indiana, the Common Council of the City of Richmond. Indiana, will receive Sealed Proposals, at the office of the City Olerk. until 4 o'clock, p. in.. Monday. July 4th. Il4, for the construction of Starr brick, or cement sidewalk on the West Side of South Ninth street, from South E to South H streets, and the North side of South F, from South Eighth to South Ninth streets. All bids must be upon the printed forms prepared for the purpose, which may be obtained of the City Civil Engineer, und enclosed in a sealed envelope directed to the ('on inon Ccuncil of the City of Richmond, Indiana. 1 he bond required of the successfulbl dder shall be in thesum of $:.00.00. and must be given by residents of Wayne County, Indiana. Kteh bid by contractors must be aeeompanle j bv a deposit of a certified heck for SKio.OO. to be left in the hands of the City Clerk subject to the conditions specified ln the proposal. Before bids v ill be received, hirbier must snftsfv the Common Council of the City of Richmond Indiana, as to their comnetenc.v to conduct the work, and as to their resources for its vigorous prosecution IMds shall state the m ice per lineal foot for the imorovement complete, also for all other items enumerated in the schedule, which price shall be in full for all labor and materials required for the complete execu tion of the work. Said work to be comnleted before the ist day of August, HH)i, under the direction of the City Civil Engineer, and in accordance with the plans and specifications on file in the office of said Clerk. The contract will be let to the lowest reSDonsible bidder. The Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana, reserves the riant to retect any or an bias, or waive ae fects in bids, in the Interest of the city, made in accordance with this notice. By order of the Common Council. JOHN F. TAGGAKT, Clerk. . june 2-9 16 Notice to Contractors. In pursuance of a resolution of the com mon counctl of the city of Richmond, Ind. the common council of the city of Rich ruond, I ndiana, will receive sealed proposals at the office of the city clerk until 4 o'clock, p. m.. MONDAY. JULY 4th. 1904. for the construction of a lateral sewer be tween South :lst and 22rt streets from the first alley south of Main street, running east and west to the south line of lot number rL'S of ilcial map of the City of Richmond. All bids must b upon the printed forms prepared for the purpose, which may be obtained of the city civil engineer, and en closed in a sealed envelope directed to ti e common council of the city of Richmcna. Indiana. The bond required of the successful bidder shall be in the sum of $1,(100.00, and must be fiven by residents of Wayne county, ndiana. Each bid by contractors must be accompanied by a deposit of a cei titled check fcr $100.00, to be left in the hands of the city clerk subject to the conditions specified in the proposal. Before bids will be received bidders must satisfy the common council cl the city of Ulcumnnd. J ndiana, as to theii competency to cond i ct the work, and aa tc their resources for its vigorous picsecutlcn Rids shall state th price per lineal loci for the improvement complete, also for alJ other items enumerated in the schedule, which price shall be in full for all labor ano materials required for thy complete execu tion of the work. Said work to be comnleted on or before the 1st day of August, 1004, under the direction of the city civil engineer, and ln accordance with the plans and specifications on file in the office of said clerk. The contract will be let to the lowest responsible bidder. The common council of the city of Richmond, Indiana, reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or waive defects in bids, ln the Interest of thecity, niade in accordance with this notice. liv order of the common e uncil. JOHN F T AGO ART, -16-:':i City Clerk. The male will give an members Ice cream supper at I' mil Street church tomorrow evening:. All members and friends are invited. Cream and cake 10c.

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