Richmond Palladium (Daily), 25 June 1904 — Page 8

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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY, JUKE 25, 1904.

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While they last. Only 5 doz. Ladies' Wash Skirts in duck, lawn, pique .and gingham in white, light blue, navy, pink, champagne; some piped strap trimming, some pleated, some plain not one worth less than $1.50, they all go on Saturday and Monday for $1. 50 pes. fancy satin striped lawns the kind usually Fold for 12c Nusbaum's price for Saturday and Monday only 7c yd. Ladies' oooular button hole collars tbe best sellers of the season

Saturday and Monday we sell tnese popular collars ior zzc.

, Special value. Wasn suitings 25 pes fancy and plain tub suitings worth up to 35c yd Saturday selling 20c.

Mercerized nubbed Etamines all colors splendid 35c value,

day and M6nday 25c yd. Special bargains, toilet department, something you can't afford to miss. Dr Graves' tooth powdjer 50c bottle special 35c; 25c bottle 15c. Sozodorft for the teeth always sells for 25c special 19c. Een Levy's LaElanche face powder worth 50c special 89c. Dr. Hood's Cuticle soap, a 75c box of soap, special only 23c. Trade at Nusbaum's for your warm weather wearables. The coolest store, the most popular, convenient, and up-to date trading place in Eastern Indiana.

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LOCAL ITEMS

W. Rossiter, carpet layer, phone 1381. Optical goods at Haner's. Mrs. W. S. Hiser's shorthand school. Mcrritt Lamb of Greensfork is here

Robert Sealer is back from West ,

Point. Ci. IT. Hill returned from Greenfield. Miss Anna Taylor has one to New Castle. . Miss Be- sie Bon slog has returned to Peru. Ruth Carver has returned to Tippecanoe. Eva Wolford returned from Fountain City. "Ideal Bread" stands unequaled. It is in a class by itself. The Parnum and Bailey advertising car was here yesterday. E. C. TTanna arrived from Philadelphia to visit E. R. Beatty. You git quality and quantity when buying ''Ideal and Mother's Bread." Dr. Park for high class dentistry, 8 N. Tenth street. Lady assistant. The finest stock farm in this vicinity. Apply to Moore, over 6 N. 7th St. Buy the most popular loaf of bread in the city. Richmond Baking Co.'s "Ideal." A party of two hundred and fifty

Paytonites came over in a special train to spend the day in the Glen vest erdav. 'Typewriters, all makes, rented, sold. Rentals, $3 to $5 per month. Repairs and ribbons for all machines. Tyrell, W. U, Tel, office. 'Phone 26. Mr. and Mrs. John Macke and fam

ily of this city arrived from San Jose California, yesterday afternoon on an, extended visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Bessie Grav is visiting with

her sister this week at Monmouth, Illinois. Her sister's husband, it will be reiwmWfn7is a professor in the -college there. The Misses Katie and Minnie Hallock of Evansville are visiting Mrs. Rutherford, 103 north twentieth street. They are on their way to Bay View for the summer. Professor Oliver Curme's wife has lately had to submit to a severe surgical operation but is improving. Prof. Curme hopes to publish his German Grammar this summer.

Miss Alice Price left yesterday for Indianapolis where she will spend a few days with friends, and go from

there to Columbus to attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss Grace Price

W. G. Lupheart of Indianapolis has accepted a position with Geo. Maxwell. Milton band will be present in the stand at Jackson Park Sunday afternoon and evening, June 26. County Commissioner John P. Dynes has returned from Indianapolis where he attended thefuneral of his brother, Leonidas Dynes. Mr. L. II. Bunyan entertained a brother f r- m Ohio, through the Sunday school convention and who thinks he likes the way the lloosiers do things.

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Better than a Doctor's Prescription. Mr. J. W. Turner, of Truhart, Va., says that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have done him more good than anything he could get from the doctor. If any physician in this country was able to compound a medicine that would produce such gratifying results incases of stomach roubles, biliousness or constipation, his whole time would be used in pre

paring this one medicine. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co., W. H. Sudhoff, 5th and Main St.

Glazier s Carolinian Jubilee Singers will be at Jackson Park Sunday afternoon and evening.

COORT HOUSE

Kreusch Assignment MatterDivorce

- Granted. Etc. In the matter of the assignment of Mathias G. Kreusch, Warren T. Markle vs. Cora Kreusch. The assets were duly inventoried and appraised. Following is the report: Appraised value .$7,481.79 Notes 1,000.00

SEN. IAIRBAILL OLLIE UODE

Total ' $8,481.79 Mrs. Kreusch prays the court to grant her one-third of the proceeds as her legal share of the proceeds of the sale. The divorce of Strayer vs. Stray er was granted The suit of Marson vs. Marson is not yet finished. The evidence is not all in. Each side is to prepare special findings.

Left Chicago at 1 O'clock Today for Indianapolis. (By Associated Press.) Chicago, June 25. Senator Fairbanks left at 1 o'clock today for Indianapolis, where there will be a demonstration tonight. He will make several stops on the way and make brief speeches. Postmaster General Payne Chairman Cortelyou and others' were with him and they are in a special car on a regular Big Four train. They will have a special train from Lafayette, where they will be met by Indianapolis delegations. The demonstration at night will be non-partisan.

Rumor That He and Frank Butler Were Killed. Ollie Knode and Frank Butler went to Fountain City in. an automobile today to tune a piano. In some way the rumor got started that they had met with, an accident and both were killed. The rumor had no foundation in fact, fs both men returned very much ali' e.

TAX FEBRET

The divorce case of Knode Knode comes up in court Jujy 9.

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court house. The case of Bertha Thorpe vs. Harry Davis was sent to Randolph county on a change of venue. Robert White Filed the suit of Lillian Runyan vs. Harry Runyan for divorce. Jesse S. Reeves filed the suit of Emily A Stubbs vs. Orange S. Harrison, trustee, O. S. Harrison et al., Foreclosure. Demand $500. The Schneider ' Carriage company filed its deed of assignment, oath of trustee, schedule of appraisement, ete. Elias Chenoweth petitioned eottrt as executor of the will of Elias Chenoweth, to be allowed to erect a monument over the grave of said decedent.

Don't forget the band concert Sunday afternoon and evening at Jackson Park.

WIRELESS

TELEGRAPHY

Commissioners Appointed to Investigate the Same. (By Associated Press.) Washington, June 25. The President today appointed a board to inquire into the use of wireless telegraphy in the government service. The members are Robley D. Evans, Admiral Manny, General G. Greely, Lieutenant-Commander Jayne and Willis Moore.

Case Did Not Come Up Today BeI girding Injunction.

i The hearing of the injunction to restrain the tax ferret from placing certain property on the tax duplicate was to have come up this morning, but was postponed until Monday.

ELECTRIC LIGHT

Commissi oners Have a Meeting This Afternoon. The electric light commissioners had a meeting this afternoon at th office on West Main street. Several matters of importance Avere gone over.

ILLEGAL SEIIIG

Case Was in 'Squire Abbott's Court

Today. The State of Indiana vsl Jefferson

Graves, was called in 'Squire Abbott'scourt this morning. Comstock

& Study ere for the State and Dan Mason is for the defendant

MRS

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Died in tbe Hospital This Morning After an Operation. Mrs. Elwood Jessuw. who fell and

J broke her limb a few days ago, was operated on this morning and her limb was amputated. She did not I recover and died soon after. The f urtPrfll Will "fYir mAminrv n 4- 1 A

o'clock, from the home of her mother,

Mrs. Starr, at 22 South Xintli .street. ',

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To Marry and a License was Refused. Clifford A. Scott and Mvrtle Gaylor of Cul.-bridge City, applied to County Clerk Haas for a marriage license. When the clerk asked about the girl's age it was found to be only fifteen, and she hadn't her parents' consent. The license was refused.

LOST Fine black horse cover, between Tenth and Seventeenth streets, nort hof Main. Return to dani IT. Kemper, !)12 Main, reward.

For the Chandelier and Art Brass Works. Contractor E. E. Beetle will begin the contiruction of the building for i..e Chandelier and Art Brass Works on Monday. Materials have been ordered for ihe contsruction and excavating wi"l begin on Monday. The building will be 259 feet long by 50 feet wide and mostly two stories high with a bubement. It will be the largest factory located by th i South Side Improvement

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There is a treasure in every piece of property, greater or less, depending on the location and what you pay. If you plant money in the right pi ce it will grow into a fortune for you. Better select a piece of ground and let your money grow. T.R. Woodhuts t 913 Main street.

RALL GAME

!On This Afternoon Between East-

haven and Panhandles. The Pennsylvania railroad team is playing Easthaven this afternoon at the diamond of the latter. Both teams are old enemies and a good game is expected. The Pennsies declare that they will play Easthaven until they beat them, a thing that so far they have failed to do.

No Competition. The uniform success of Chamber

lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ;in, the jrelief and cure of howej" complaints both in children

and adults has brought it into almost

universal use, so that it is practically-'

without a rival, and as everyone who

has used it knows, is without an equal. For sale by A. G. Luken &

Co.; W. H. Sudhoff, 5th and Main

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Don't fail to hear Glazier's Caroolinian Jubilee Singers at Jackson

Park Sunday afternoon and evening.

Half hour service to Jackson Park

Sunday afternoon and evening on a? count of the band concert and Gla zier's Carolinian Jubilee Singers, v 9

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