Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 110, 10 May 1906 — Page 2

The Richmond Palladium, Thursday, May 10, 1906.

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That the leading medical writers and teachers of all the several schools of practice endorse and recommend. In tbo ttronffrst terms possible, each and every iwrrdimt entering into the competition ; of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery j for the cure of weak stomach, dyspepsia, , catarrh of stomach, "liver complaint." j torpid liver, or Dinousness. cnronic oowei affection, and all catarrhal disease of whatever region, name or natore. It is alrto a ppecihe remedy for all such chronic or long standing caw of catarrhal affections and their resultants, as bronchial, throat and lung disouses (except consumption) accompanied with severe coughs. It Is not so good for acute colds and coughs, but for lingering, or chronic cases it 1$ especially efficacious in producing perfect cures. It contains Black Cherry bark, Golden Seal root. Hloodroot, htono root. Mandrake root and Qunen's root all of which are highly praised as remedies for all the above mentioned affections by such eminent medical writers and teachers as l'rof. -Kartholow, of Jefferwm Med. College; l'rof. Hare, of the Univ. of Pa.; I'rof. Finlov Kllingwood, M. I)., of Hennett Med.' Col lege, Chlrairo; Prof. John King, M. D.. late of Cincinnati ; Prof. John M. Scudder, M. D.. late of Cincinnati; Prof. Edwin M. Hal. M. D., of Hahnemann Med. College, Chicago, and scores of others equally eminent in their several schools of practice. The "Golden Medical Discovery" Is the only .medicine put up for sale through druggists for like purposes, that has any such pritfeniiUmnl endorsement worth more than any number of ordinary testimonials. Open publicity of iU formula en the bdttle wrapper is the best possible guaranty of Its merits. A glance at thla Sublisbed formula will show that "Golden iedlcal Discovery" contains no poisonous or harmful agents and no alcohol chemically pure, triple-refined glycerine being used instead. Glycerine Is entirely unobjectionable and besides is a most useful Ingredient in the cure of all stomaah as well as bronchial, throat and lung affections. There is the highest medical authority for Its use In an such cases. The " Discovery " Is a concentrated glyceric extract of native, medicinal roots and Is safe and reliable. , A booklet of extracts from eminent, medical authorities, endorsing Its ingredients mailed free on request. ..Address Dr. It. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. BENNETT THEATRE IRAJ SWISHER, Manager. Dally-at 1 3 PROF. Overture, DILL A and ,Eiuinbr rtlonlsts. DOROTHY , . Prima TlANlTA Vocalls and Cornet So- ... Joists. ERNEST, Illustr "first of My Life Is Your "WheJ, th .MPCkJng ,pirds are , Slgtfg l.th.,yndwoQd.,, J". Ct POlfEkD bbG.lJNO, f,,.tlr Tbe dufe "wlth. tho human Mind. The iVsh Tenants. CASEY & LE CLAIR. In their True to Nature Depiction of Celtic Tenement Life. MOTION PICTURES. , "Everybody Works but Mother." "Innocent Flirtation." "The Trainwreckers." THE NEW PHILLIPS ii O. Q .MURRAY MANAGER. WEEK OF MAY 7. ...... i . - . I and 8 P. fA.l , 1AYCE MILLER, DAILY at i A MISS dRAYCE A I t, , vvenuie. t n ' : r. BKEELEV SISTERS x . High Cflasa Singer and Dancers. C MITCHELL & BR WNING, ; - la Their Eccentrl Novelty Corn- :,. edy. Ettitled "HI Last Case." DVALPOf. ... jNoveltjl Musical jAct. E chabl.es KENNA, , Presenting; His Original -Specialty, "The StVeeti Fakir." F MJSS THOMPSdN, mnfitratcH BbngB i G CLACK',. '.! Bl4 fac ;CihaeMiftfta,i.K,. HMOOKS ! ttftnAoovr . ENGLAND, t hi, tu, PresenUng 8qUs1 PorepauiA Ircmjf, from the uninudJns, ad the entire perform ance., w ftrx-.-t fn!l - Change -of '.program daily. To Ringli ig Bros. World's ( rosiest AT DAYTCN, OHIO, Thursday, MaV 10,1906 The Dayton & Western Traction Co. announces the abfve rate will be in effect and special ciur will leave Dayton for Richmond! at 11 p. w., provided forty fares ard guaranteed. ASK THEyVGENT $lOR((iind Trip GRAND ExZlRSION Via Dayton & VVcstern Tractp Co. TO DAYTON SuhdayAlYlay 13 Account BaseBa!l Game Dayton vs. Panton For 1.05 the agen will sell von ticket which include 4 admission into the base ball game. What's the good of Meptng from him Any good things yiu may see. That will lirt his loadVof labor Like Rocky Mountain .Tea. . . . A. O. Luken & Co.

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Miss Dorothy Sherrod, With Tlrn Mur Burlesque at the Phillips. On Friday .night at the Kew Phillips vaudevile will be dispensed. with and the time will be s giyea .over , to the Little Egypt Extravaganza Company. Many interesting features are Included In the performance and the press notices , indicate , that this is one of the best companies of the kind on the road. . ....... i ' t :...... Vaudeville at the Gennett. i latere st in tthe appearance of the flahlta Midget at:thB;...Oe.nnett: in yaudevill this .week is heightened by the fact that they have had a highly interesting career." They have been connected with many notabla amusement enterprises and are in vaudeville because of their, desire to be mom Independent than- they have been and to .avoid the necessity of Jumping around over the cbuntry as lively as one night stands makes it necessary for.- them to. do. The bill . throughout is good. Tim Murphy's appearance Friday night will not interfere with Friday's matinee. , , - Vaudeville at the, Phillips. i. Few performers, if any, who have appeard at; the New PhiUIn$: invaudeyllle. have been able to .create as much merriment "unassisted ' as 4 Charles Kenna, who has an. original specialty, VThe Street Faker." Kenna comes on th stage bringing a barrel and a timeworn grip sack, with a few other accessories common to this type of American life, and he then goes through the anticts of a faker, introducing into his dialogue numerous local hits. - Friday night, owing to the appearance of the extravaganza company, there will be , no vaudeville. The afternoon performance on Friday will not be interfered with. ' Murphy in "Rufus . Rugg." ,Mr. Tim Murphy and his fine company present at the Gennett on Friday night, a. brand new comedy entitled VRufus Rugg,which alrady., in its short career )i ds .fair to be;pne of the greatest 'successes: he; haa had tii his repertory in, a ! long1 : Ume. '."Rufus Rugg'" is..a thfeeract comedy tt country life' In .Indiana, wHh.soenes Jald on the banks of the Wabash River. , 200 BUSINESS VISITOR'S Excursion From Greenville Was But Fairly Patronized on Account of Bad Weather. tThe Pennsylvania's business excursion frqm Greenville, O., to Richmond yesterday was fairly well, patronized In the neighborhood of 200 people availing themselves of the opportunity to visit Richmond at little expense. The unfavorable weather interfered to a great extent with the patronage which otherwise might have been much larger. NOT EXPECTED TO COME New Demands of the Remy Company of Anderson, Make It Unlikly That It Will Move Here. There is little chance that th eRemy Electric Company of Anderson, will remove its plant to Richmond. Negotiations have ceased since the Anderson concern boosted its demands in the way of a cash bonus. The-South- Side Improvement Association, however, expects to have another big , concern on the string shortly. Roy Carman Engaged. Word has reached this city that Roy 'Carman, formerly a well known young man of this city, now at Los Angeles is soon to be married to a California young woman. Mr. Carman is now conducting a bowling alley at Los Angeles. -

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phy at the Gennett Friday Night. CONTEST WAS DIFFICULT MANY ANSWERS RECEIVED Award Withheld Until Ysterday Because of Failure of Contestants to Solve the Mix-Up The Contest Much Easier Today How Lines Were Arranged. i.T.he PaUailuni;s. umblei. jlpCj conlast, four ,dars.w,t.Scors of answers were received dally, but no i award was made until today, the prize being accumulative and giving the winner $4. Many persons come within 'a hair's breadth of it each day. For instance, there were seven answers yesterday; in which the arrangement of the split lines was exactly as the Palladium Intended with the exception of one word. That word was "up." As originally written and which -will be noted. below, 'the Palladium used the expression, "split up lines,";; The contestants ...as rule. vpu.k -.the ,-; "up" plsewhere, thereby , missing a - good thing. ToSay" the contest. Is easier. It,! -worth h .-however. ThjB correct arrangement .of the singie word lines was as follows: . .. . . , ANSWERS TO THE I : . I JUMBLED LINE CONTEST-' YESTERDAY WERE - VERY. -FEW, THE SPLIT UP Lines BEING : i ''. ., plfFICULV ; ARRANGE. ' TODAY ' THE 'i':''' SITUATION THAT . CONFRONTS THE CONTESTANTS IS NO : BETTER, POSSIBLY WORSE FOR BUT ONE.. WORD CONSTITUTES A - . . - LINE' AND THERE IS A. LIKELIHOOD THAT MOST PERSONS WILL FAIL : ENTIRELY TO MAKE THE i PROPER ARRANGEMENT. Notice. Reduction fri Price of MilSae on th Dayton k Westerotractlon Co. f The Dayton ajrwestern Traction Company ell mileage books good for the Individual purchaser at lc per mile, good for three months. . 1012t On Surveyinfj Corps. rWilson Magaw has gone to Lafayette where he has taken a position with the surveying crew of the Ft. Wayne and Wabash Valley traction line

C.C.&L. STATEMEHT MAKE TO AUDITOR Officials of the Road Say Property in this County Is : Worth $145,339.

TOOLS VALUED AT BUT $50 THE DAYTON AND WESTERN PLACES VALUE ON ITS PROPERTY IN WAYNE AT $600 FIGURES FOR TAXATION. Before the fifteenth day of this month, all railroads operating in this county, or owning land in this county, must file with the Auditor a statement of the value of their property here. The statement must be signed by the officials of. the road and a copy must also be, sent to the State Board of tax commissioners, in Indianapolis who will return the assessment and the County Auditor will figure out the amount of taxes. Yesterday tbe first of. these statements was received at the auditor's pffice. It was the statement . of the C. C. & L. Railway which showed that that company owns; according to its officials, property in Wayne County to the value of $145,339. This includes the right-of-way, track, side tracks, additional real estate, personal property, such as tools, . etc., and rolling stock. No rolling stock was included in the statement covering the property in Wayne County. The right of way was shown to be worth, with tracks and additional real estate, $145,289 and the remaining $50 is the value of all the tools owned by the road in this county. The Dayton & Western statement, which has also teen filed, gives the value of the real estate and trucks as $600. According to the statement, the D. & W, owns jao roiling stock or tools in Wayne county. The other roads have not yet filed their statements but . lt is expected that they will do so within a few days. THE CITY III BRIEF Frank Girardin has just completed a, painting of the, old log school house in Glen Miller park though the repro duction; differs rpm f the cabin . as it now stands, the effort being made to give a representation as originally appeared, with thatched roof and wall chimney. The painting was made for Dr. Harold, whose mother , was bom in the cabin. It will be exhibited later on. . , . : : The-Richmond .delegation, to j the Rights" Templars conclave fct Warsaw will ireturn-tomorrow. ' . . ? Stop the Whiter Jytgons for pure Ice Union Ice Co. Cfito Rettig, Mgr. tf . . , t , .... - . v.- .'. J , Dr. and Mrs. George Gillespie, of Salt Lake City .are visiting Mrs. Gillespies parents, -Mr.: and. Mrs. F. J. Girardian, of East Main St. Telephone the Mchmond Steam Laundry to get fffa laundry. . . tf Arthur A. Curme, sr., who attended the dedication of the Indiana Pythlans at . Indianapolis this week, enjoyed the distinction of being the oldest : Grand Chancellor, of the State persent. Mr. Curme was Grand Chancellor of Indiana about fifteen years ago. . ;Ringling Brothers' circus it .Dayton . today.-The -Dayton Western traction ; eompany' glyef l;a. :Bpeci4l ::xcutsion: rate and-ltris-likely .'that sqw era! 'local:-people .will witness the night performance. : . . . . ,: ; - "Ask your grocer for Butternut Wa fers. : They : are ; without question the fanciest crackers ever manufactured to sell at a popular price. There is only one Butternut Wafer and this is made only by the, Richmond Baking Co., in Richmond, Ind. . Try a pound, and after tasting them 4f you are not satisfied, bring them to us and we will give you your money back. Ask your grocer." - , North A; street between Tenth and Eleventh is being repaired by Street Commissioner Genn. ,t . . . Whitewater: lodge of Odd . Fellows will have work in the third degree on a -class of seven candidates tomorrow night. Nominations for officers for the apprdaching new term will also be made. " Voting machines may be tried at the coming .-, November- - electioa - in Muncie. .. Companies manufacturing these machines are endeavoring o have numerous Indiana counties test them next November. . Elmer Eggemeyer . who has been suffering from ; a severe attack of rheumatism and who is now at Martinsville Is much improved and will be . home the first of next week. The local Democrats will perhaps able to provide a special .low ; rate to Greenfield via the lnterurban on May 31 the occasion of the district congressional convention. A ' large number f Richmond- - and Wayne County Democrats expect to atend. Services on Sunday. The Red Mer of Osceola-and : Hokendauqua Tribe, this city, will attend services . at . Fifth street , Methodist church next Sunday morning Instead of Monday as announced yesterday. The occasion will .be - the annual -observance of : St.-Tammany day. The Rev. J. O. Campbell.; will preach a sermon of special interest to the Red

EXECUTOR'S SAJtELPF PERSONAL

PROPERTY. rsotlce Is, hereby fei veh that the un derslgned. Executnf nf tha.fust will and testament of John- A. " Biirb'ank, j ueeeaseo, ww .seU, at public, sale, at the late residence of the decendent, NO. 1120 Main street. Richmond. Indiana, oh Saturday May 26th; J906; at 2 o'clock, P. M. ihe following personal property of th Secendent, towit: , 1 cut-under carriage and pole, J. buggy, 2 dump baj-rows, ll buggy pole, 1 spring wagon, 12 laddefs, 40 feet rubber hose, set single! harness, set double harnesj, 4 plush robes, J wardrobe, 1 heating stove.ji heating stove, bench vice, & plane. .2 hand saws, 1 spirit level,, bjrace and set of bits. 1 die and bits Jl.plp ..cutter,. .4 pipe wrenches, 1 ork btfnch and cupboard, 1 box drills nd bs, lot of, pipes and fittings, 5 shovels, 3 hoes, 1 lawn mower, 2 piefcs, 5sand screens, 2 pipe wrenches, 1 spade, 2 steel bars. f ERJIS OF SALE. On all sumsless than $5.00, cash in hand. Onaljsums greater than $5.00 a credit of islx months will hs given. upon the purchaser giving his note thereforwith surety . to the satisfac tion of .the said executor. ;bn A. Spekenhler, Execiitor. Robbins &. Starr, Attorneys. May 3-10-17 dally CITY ADVERTISEMENT. Department of Public Works. f - Office ot the Board. f Richmond, Ind. To Whom it Mayl Concern: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works Jot the City of Rich mond, Indiana, yiat on the the: 2nd. day ot May, 19QC, they approved . an assessment roll (showing . the ..prima, facie assessment for the foliowlng described public) improvement, us au thorized .., by thejlmprovement.Ilesolu tlon named;. - Improvement? Resolution No. 43. . Providing for the construction of a cement sidewalk . on the East ..side thereof, from outh "E" f Street to South "F" Strtet, to a uniform width of six (6) feetl ...... ... Persons interested In or affected by said described . public. . improvement are hereby . notified that ihe Board of Public Work of said ojity has fixed Wednesday, flay 16tb, .106, as a date upon which iremonstrances will be re ceived, or heard, against the amount assessed afainst each! piece of property described In said roll and will determine the question as to .whether such lots or tracts of land have been or will b. benefitted in . the amounts named. pn said, roll Jor iii & .greater or less sumf than thZt named on said roll. i . f ' : J . . . Said :aft'essniet; jroit: :8howiii . saii prima facie.. ; assessment?, w with ; the names off owners ,an4. descriptions of DroDertv iubiect to be assessed, is on file and nay1 be seen at . the; office of tne uoara ,oi fuonc works or said city. I . - r JOS. S. ZELLERi JOHN F. DAVENPORT, WILLIAM H. ROSA, Board of i'ublic Works. May4-5-6-7-8-9-10 CITY" ADVERTISEMENT. Department Mwuii'cfWorks! Office cf the jBtoafd-.;-; t , ; ?1 V -j ..Richmond, In To Whom it ,May Concern: j Board Notice is hereby given by the of Public Workfe of the City of Richmond, Indiana, that on the 2nfl, day of May, 1906 they approved "an assessmeat . rpa snowing m.e,.prima acie as sessments for the following described public improvement, as .authorized . by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 49. Providing for , the construction .of a cement sidewalk on the Nbrth side of North "C" Street, from North 21st Street to Noifth 22nd Street, to a uni form width of Five (5) feet-.r- : Persons interested inor affected by said described - public- improvemenfaTe hereby. notifjeid;,that; th.Board.of Public Works of J said clt has fixed Wed nesday May 16,: 190?, tt a. date-' upon which remonstranc,? will be received, or heard, against tlse amount assessed against .each, bleca ot brosef tr describ ed in- said rol: and? will determine; the question; as to whether such lots or tracts of land have ; been or will be benefited in the amounts named-on said roll, or in aj greater or less sum than that named on said roll. :Said assessjant roll showing said prima facio. Assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subjeel to be assessed,: in on file and may bp seen at the office of the Board of .Public Works of said city. ;' ' - - r JOS. S. ZELLER, " -JOHN F. DAVENPORT, WILLIAM II. ROSA, ' Board of Public Works. May5-6:7-8-9-10, ' .. 00 0 0,0 00 0 00 0 O CREAM TO WHIP O o o o c EXTRA, HEAVY. TRY r APINT. iPHONE, 292.?HADEY BROS.r o o o o o o o o o oooooo ;-rt.-tv.:::.

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Wanted, Found and Lost, in which personal gain does not enter, are inserted in thes columns free, providing they are not over fifteen (15) words in length. Iso business advertise! meuts inserted free of charge; Advertisers will do well to remember th jlars directed, to Initials Only are not delivered through ti postoMce. , , ,

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. FOR RESULTS.

WANTED Messenger boy at Postal Telegraph. ' 10-tf. WANTED Dlnlag room girl at the Brunswick Hotel at once. 10-2t. WANTED Chambermaidat thS Westcott Hotel. Apply to housekeeper. 9-2t WANTED A girl for general hoiu work, 113 S. 5th St. 7-3t WANTED Good girl for general housework in family of three. Wages $4-50 per week to right party. A. B .C Care Palladium. FOR ,RENT.r-.Two rooms for storage. C. U. Telephone, 470 W. 10-tf FOR RENT Two .oonis at 4S Nona 5th St.. ... RENT Furnish hedfoouw at the Grand tf for gentleme FOR SALE A phaeton for S10 if sold now. Call at 424 S. 14th street FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow. R. Wesler, Gaar Road. 1st house south of Gaar bridge. Phone 1492. 9-4 1 FOR SALE Square Chase Piano In fair condition. Cheap if sold at once T. J. Webb, New Paris Pike, Opp. 16th street, R. R. 3. FOR S.ALE Barred Plymouth Rock JSggs, 51.25 a setting.- Dressed squabs. Home phone 1588. Charles Nye, 41 South 12th street ap26-tf 4- 4 no mm where in Ger

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THIS! FOR SALE I have about eight thousand good second hand brick for sale all nicely cleaned; also two or threo thousand half brick thatare just the thing for building cisterns. Will sell these at a bargain. B. F Campbell, corner N. B and 9th street 10-6t FOR SALE Household goods 132 So. 13th St. 8-3 1 FOR SALE--A Sun Telegram newspaper route, north of Main street between 15 and ISth streets. See Will W. Reller. Palladium office. , fOR SALE. Richmond property .'tf specialty. Porter&eld. Kelly Block. Phone 32. tf LOST Fancy gold back comb. Please leave at Phillips Hotel. 9-3t ! LOST A Grand Army. Commander's Badge. Return to Palladium office and get reward. 8 3t LOST A white fox terrier with blacH and brown. call at 225 North 9th street ,or phone 596. 8-3t . . LOST A roman gold bracelet with green sets ,on Main St between 7th and 11th streets. Return to 41 S. 11th St and get reward.- 7-3t LOST Tiger eye pin, gold cap at one end. Return to 317 N. 18th street and receive reward. . 5-3L or anynsurance to. t - home company. Agency, Hans N. Koll; Hgr J No. 41 ....... A .;.'. I 1 4. JU X JU'Ju 4. AiA A i. A I

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