Richmond Palladium (Daily), 14 December 1904 — Page 10

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, WEDNESDAY HORNING, DECEM SER 14, 1904.

Richmond Shoe Go Eighth and Main. Clias. H. Feltman Geo. W. Deuker

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That complete stock of Shoes and Slippers. The largest line of bright, new Christinas Shoes and Slippers The prettiest styles and most complete assortments ever shown by one house . . .

Take a look at our Ladies' Fur Trimmed Nullifiers, in black, red and brown, only 98c A PAIR. Our line at $1.25 and $1 50 are beauties. Our line of Men's Slippers at 49c, 75c, $1 . 0 $1.50 can't be beat, A pair of Douglas Patent Leathers willQmake a fine Christmas present, and only $3.50 A PAIR. Krippendorf's Shoes 'for Ladies. . . . SEE OUR WINDOW . . .

DR J. A.WALLS THE SPECIALIST At home office Monday, Tuesday, Frt day and Saturday of each week. Consultation and One Month's Treatment FREE!

HE TREATS SUCCESSFULLY tJlErlvMrn NEYS. LIVER and TIL A DDK K, RHEUMATISM, DYKPKi'SlA, and all LUSEASKs Of YK,-;

Epilepsy (or falling fits). Cancer, Scrofuia, Private and Nervous Iisseais. FM'in.? Oi.--iM LoBBea, Loss of Vitality from indiscretions in youth or maturer ye-iru, Piles, r t'i 1- K:--:

JJcsration of the J;rtnm, without natention trom nnsnieps. ItUPTl'lii: POSITIVELY CITKKO ANI OrAKAPrEKI. Cs? It '"ill be to your interest to consult the Doctor if you are suCeiic from disease And if he cannot cure you he will tell you so at once. Keinomber the time and place. Will return every four weeks. Mice and Laboratory, Ho. 21 SOUTH TENTH STREET, KiCHFMD,

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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.

Assets nearly $200,000,000 Surplus (including accumulations to credit of deferred dividend policies $ 31,512,643 Insurance in force, over $700,000,000 there anything comparable with a certainty of plenty, whether living or dying ? Insurance will insure it. Buy a guaranteed income in the largest purely American Life Insurance Co. Do it today.

T. O. BARBER, Gen'l Agent. Rooms 6 and 7,flKelly Block, Richmond, Ind.

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Strong & Garfield Waterproof Enamels the price a little high, but economy in the long run, as they save the price of a pair of rubbers.

Manss Bootees sold by us only come and see at p

LAhRMAN 'S 718 3Iain Street

ANDERSON FIVE Meets Richmond H. S. Friday Night in Basketball. Friday evening at the Garfield Gymnasium the Richmond High School basketball team will meet the Anderson High School team. The locals have played two games so far this season and lost both of them but the boys are practicing hard the few days remaining before the Ander son contest and they are confident that victory will smile 011 their efforts. Local followers of the game have failed to fathom why R. H. S. lost to Kokomo or why such a large score was run up against them by Earlham, considering the fine showing the same team made last season. It is safe to say that the results of these two contests was due to a slump and the boys will again hit their old time siride Friday night. Anderson has a good team and a fast game can be expected.

HTJMPE'S OPEN EVENINGS TILL XMAS.

MANY SKATERS

Were Out Yesterday Enjoying the

Sport Skating Parties. Monday afternoon and evening and all day yesterday the "Whitewater river between the Main street and Doran bridges was alive with skaters. "Shinny-on-your-own-side" was as popular with the "small" boys and the "big" boys as a bargain sale counter and at least twenty games waxed fast and furious. It is a noticeable fact that skating among the older people is resuming it's popularity. Yesterday quite a number of old enthusiasts buckled on their Barney and Berry's and with their old time ease and gracefulness, glided down the ice, dodging shinncy games every ten feet witli the case of a half back in a broken field. Glen Miller Lake has not yet frozen deep enough for safe skating but if the present weather keeps up. in a few days it will be black with people. Evening skating parties, where a fellow takes his best girl and enjoys the n rony of teaching her ice locomotion, will be the correct thing this winter as it was last.

Lower Oil Dividend. New York, Dec. 14. The Standard Oil Company will issue checks tomorrow for a dividend of 7 per cent. This will make the total dividends for the year oG per cent, as compared with 44 per cent, last year. 45 per cent, in 1002 and 48 per cent, the two preceding years. The dividends will call for approximately .$7,000,000.

Interstate Commerce Commission Meeting. Louisville, Ky., Dec. 13. The Interstate Commerce Commission met here today for the purpose of looking into the charges of unjust discrimination in grain rates in favor of Louisville on shipments to- and from points east, north and west of this city. The defendants are the Louisviile & Nashville, Southern, Illinois & St. Louis, Big Four, Mobile & Ohio, Chicago & Alton, Chespeake & Ohio and Norfolk and Western.

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A Busy Session After All. Washington, Doc. 14. After all the short session of Congress will have its enlivening features, as is shown by the increasing activity of several members of the Senate or Douse. Members of the House are lining up for a discussion on Secretary Taft's proposal to reduce -"

o-nnds irorted fro?n ike l'hilr'ri''es. The senate comtritteo ou Hy Philippines has so amended this b'll that it will go before the Senate virtually a new measure.

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ou care to know of the marvelous development now going on In

OF 1XXUMERABLE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG MEX OR OLD ONES TO GROW RICH I Do you wish to know about rich farming lands, fertile, well located, on a Trunk Line Railroad, which will produce two, three and four crops from the same field each year, and which can be purchased at very low prices and ou easy termv? About stock raising where the extreme of winter feeding is but six (6) short weeks. Of places where truck growing and fruit raisirg yields enormous returns each year? Of a land heie you can live out of doois evtry day in the year? Of opportunities ftr establishing pr,fi? able manufacturing industies ; of rich mineral locations, and splendi i business opeu irgs? If you want to know the details of an or nil of these, write me. will gladly advise jou fully and truthfully. G. A. PARK, Gen,l Immigration and Industrial Agent LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R.CO.

Popular Lecture Course Patrons Notice. On account of nnforseen church duties Bishoo Fowler's lecture is postponed from Thursdav nhrht of this week till Mondrv niaht, the 10th At that time he will uive his great lecture on Abraham Lincoln. This i pronounced the most elonnent and Patriotic address now before the American people. 14-2t.

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FOUNTAIN CITY. Mrs. Frank ITartly and children, of Winchester, wore visiting here a few days this week. Mrs. Sadie Williamson, who has

heen quite sick, is much better. lioss Marine and. family are moving to 11 iehmond. Miss Myrtle Yfoters attended the funeral of a relative at Cenlerville Monday. "Wilson Charles sold six porkers last week to Tom Pierson that weighed 2,200 pounds. Mrs. C. O. Woolman has been suffering with the neuralgia. Mr. Martin, on dim Colvin's farm, lost a valuable horse last week. Kdwin Charles and wife entertained last Sundav Miss Edith Se:iut land,

Mab'l and "Walter Uoneycutte. IV m j

Leonomy, and Juiss urace i'ii''s!'ii and Oll'ie Charles.

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Financial Calamity Facing Germany. Berlin, Dec. 14. Discussion is

still rife here concerning the report i

of Finance Minister von Stengel issued a few days ago which shows a falling off in many of the country's revenues and the need of a $78,000,000 loan, if the company is to be saved from financial ruin. The report will n doubt be the cause of some very strong speeches in the Reichstag. The regrettable condition in (lermanv south west Africa, and

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Miss Vanderbilt's Debut. New York, Dec. 14. Mrs. Cornelius Yanderbilt. widow cf th.e late Cornelius Yanderbilt. who has emerged from her mourning, will give a reception here thi afternoon at which her daughter. Miss (Iladys will make her bow to society. Miss Yanlerbi't is one of the richest young

women in America and has heen edu-

c?ed abrovl. S!ie 1 a clever Hneruist md very fond of athhj;ie. Several 'ril'invt reception hsve heen plannd iv. hicr h.onor t!i:s s n'S 'v.

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