Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 181, 27 July 1906 — Page 8

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The Richmond Palladium. Friday, July 27, 1 906.

Mexican Dfffn Lunch Dresser &ats and (18x45 inch Dravh ScarrX only.B. 24x24. Inch Dlwn Coveripnly . ,18x54 Inch Dfhw Scarfs, oYV. .. 30x30 Inch DyawnlCovers, onfA... 18x72 Inch Pfrwn scarfs, enlyX..., t30x30 Inch Drawn (overs, only.YV

A splendldarty of dainty patterns for selection. NOTE WEST WINDOW 'Ladles' Pretty Plauen Lace Collars, choice .. .... ... ... ......... .10 Children's Patent Leather Buster Brown Belts, all colors .... .10 10c Plaid Hair Ribbons, yard. ...... .05 Ladles' Shirt Waists, only a lew left, worth to $1.50 .. .... . ... .69 Another shipment of Cotton Challies, while they last .. .... .. . .05

Perfumes, Friday Kirk's 50c Perfumes, all odors, only, LEBB Suits l(U judges akvalifes and critics ot quality areniitea tp see S I our line or ciotnrra angr exam m mm s ine every detail oftjuality, material, fit and style, and be convinced that it excels anything ever offered for the same money. Come and see and save the difference. 914 Main Street. , Greenfield is Hustling. . Greenfield, on the supposition that the Fanhandle shops will be removed from Indianapolis at no distant day. has begun a "get ready" movement abiding the time. Lee C. Thayer, u prominent business man of that city, has made a proposition to give $5000 In cash for that purpose.

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oppers! Clouis, Stand Covers Sideboard Scarfs. ... .25 ... ... .... 25. ... ... , .50 ., .50 ... ... ... . ..$1.00 ...1.00 and Saturday. per ounce .. ... .. i. ....... .10 CITY AND COUNTY Disease. Katherino Bartel, daughter of John Bartel, 317 South 11th. has diphtheria.. 1 - ' - Real Estate Transfers. Charles J. Stotelmeyer, guardian of Jessie Craig .to Frederick Hovelmeler, real estate In Wayne county $300. Charles and Stella Ewbank to Jonathan and Esther Evans, part of tract 23 In Richmond $497. James and Mary SIpple to John W. Sipple, lot i in Milton $500. Martha and Llndley Hawkins to Ruby E. Clark, parts of lots 13 and 14 in Parry and Hawkins add. in the city of Richmond $S00; Nerlus L. Johnson to 'Samuel Scott part of section 3, township 15 $4,000. DEEP WELLS COME HIGH One Recently Drjlled Just East of the City Has Cost the Owner Considerable Money. Ed Bunger finally has finished the deep well on Mr. Horner's place, the Kuth farm on the National Road, on which he has been at work for the past three months or more says the New Paris Mirror. The well was sunk to the depth of 2S0 feet, but the only water found, which was not thought to be sufficient, was sat the deDth of 154 feet. After reaching the extreme depth mentioned above, it was decided to go no further and by the use of dynamite the casing was blown open at the 154 foot point to admit the water found thre. which, it is now believed, will make a reasonably good well. Between sixty and seventy, dollars' worth of coal was used In running the machinery to make the well.

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OF Cleveland Executive to Get a Hearing July 31 for Contempt of oCurt. HE DEFENDS HIS ACTION SAYS THAT THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC COMPANY WAS INTENDING TO. VIOLATE ORDER OF CITY COUNCIL. - " Publishers' PressJ Cleveland, O., July 26. Mayor Tom L. Johnson, and W. J. Sprlngborne, director of public service, appeared before Judge Ford in common pleas court to answer to the charge of contempt filed against them by the officials of the Cleveland Electric Railway company. It was alleged that they were In contempt because they failed to obey an Injunction issued by the court, restraining them from tearing up the track of the' Cleveland Electric Railway in Fulton stre.et. The courtroom was packed to the suffocation point. Motions were made t quash the injunction, and the contempt proceedings, and after 1 hearing arguments, Judge Ford decided that the whole matter should be postponed until on Tuesday, July 31, in order to have the merits of the question brought out.The court held that the mayor should have observed the injunction, when it was served, and ordered that any further work in that street cease forthwith. The attorneys for the city promised that the court's order would be obeyed. Track laying was begun in Fulton street by the Municipal Traction company. Mayor Johnson, in a formal statement, defends his own action and that of his subordinates .in tearing away the tracks of the Cleveland Electric railway on Fulton street. He says in part: "On June 11 the city council, by resolution, ordered the railway company to remove its single track on Fulton street and directed the board of public service to move the tracks unless the company complied within 30 days. That was six weeks ago, and the order has been utterly ignored by the company. The railway has been violating the law all this time and has shown no inclination to obey the city's order,' which was a perfectly reasonable and usual one." Court Routine. Clement W. Ferguson, administrator, made final settlement In the estate of Margaret J. Newton. James A. Mitchell, executor, made final settlement in the estate of Mary Mitchell. Approved. Mary E. Burchenall made final settlement in the estate of Charles II.. Burchenal. Approved. Letters of administration were issued Monday to Edward Y. Barnes on the estate of Ida Tl Barnes. Bond $1,700? also in the estate of Daniel C. Barnes. Bond. $1,700. In the case of the estate of Nancy Williams, Robert M. Lacy has been ordered by the court to make Publication for non-residents defendants. Ambrose P. Stanton executor of the will of Zadock Allen Nye filed reports in final settlement showing inventory, appraisement and sale at private vendue of certain property. The executor was directed to pay to Richard S. Shute $60 for services rendered the estate. Halleck Floyd executor of the Eliza Corwlne will present report Im final settlement in sum of $629. It was accepted. The court granted June Butler permission to draw from the Eliza Corwlne will find the sum of $19.92 as her share. Elizabeth and George Hall, administrator, made final sttlement m the estate of John W. Hall. It was approved. Samuel Gaar made a final settlement in the estate of William Sayre. It was approved. Le Roy Mansfield made final settlement in the estate of WTillIam Mansfield. Pharmacists throughout the world have devoted their lives to the perfecting of Hollfster's Rocky Mountain Tea. It contains the choicest medical roots and herbs known to modern medicine. Tea or tablets, 33 cents. A. G. Luken & Co.. Our price this

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HAD HIS LAUGH ALONG Judge Abbott Is Accusd by Press Agent Forde of Kissing Woman in Katzenjammer Castle Judge Says He Didn't. "lie, he, he ha, ha, ha" was all Judge Luther C. Abbott could express as he went through. the "Katzenjammer Castle" last njght sandwiched between Press Agent Forde and a reporter. "Ho. he, he Ha. ha. ha" yelled the Judge as he set foot to the "wobbly board" and was turned half way round, becoming stuck fast in the narrow passage. "Ho. he a-a-ahhh" sighed the Judge ?.s he was let loose and started on again. "Ha, Ha, Ha, Whoop Ho--o-o-o" yelled the Judge when the woman in front of Forde screamed: "You've got all the powder off my face with your old whiskers." The Judge said it was Forde and Forde said it was the Judge that Hissed the woman, but the reporter found that it was the woman's husband trying to scare her. "Ho, he, he ha, ha, ha," shoojf the Judge as he mooned his coslenial features, on the outside of theOtent. THE CITV IN BllEF Telephone tb.9 Richmlca Steam Laundry to get your laundry. tf Clem Gaar has purchased a new auto. The machine is of the Mitchell make and is a beauty. The Frances Willard W. C. T. U. will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Rhoda Temple. Henry Hozapel is building an addition to his junk shop on North Third street near the C, C. & L. depot. The authorities of Eastthaven have chosen Major Lowe of Fayette County to act as superintendent of the grounds there. The Kramer Mfg. Co., of this city have the contract for the furnishing of the new Union National Bank at Hamilton, Ohio. The second game betweenihe news paper men and the cityfmcials will probably be played afrthe Athletic Park next Monday ajrernoon. Try the banam specialEgg ChcoIate, Milk Chocolate, Pineapple and Orange Sncir They are fine and delicious at tie Greek Candy Store. 27-2t The Cole Bros. Circus which was to have shown in this city on August 7, will show In Eaton on that date. It will be the first big circus Eaton has ever engaged. The pumping stations of the Richmond Natural Gas Company located near New Castle have undergone a general over-hauling in preparation for the winter use. Mark Thistlethwaite of Indianapolis, formerly of this city has been chosen as one of the judges at a baby show which will be given at one of the parks in that city soon County Treasurer B. B. Myrick has received a warrant from the state auditor for the amount of $216.38 which is Wayne County's share of the collection of loans made from the permanent endowment fund of Indiana University. County Assessor Burchett of Henry county has been declared right in his claim that the husband cannot take advantage of the mortgage exempt flon law for the benefit of his wife, or the wife for the husband. AttorneyGeneral Miller has sanctioned the opinion of Mr. Burchet. PLAYERS MEET TONIGHT Final Arangements Will be Made for Tennis Tournament to be Held at Country Club. There will be a meeting of tennis players at the Palladium office tonight at seven o'clock at which time final arrangements will be made for the city tennis tournament. All entered players should be present to draw for their opponents and time of playing. I TDM week i

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Catarrlets Relieve Nasal Catarrh, allay inflammation, soothe and heal the mucousniem-

brane, sweeten and purify K hrnth crnrxl f for Sore Throat. ; 50c. or Made by $1. Druggists or mail. I - HOOD Tltrtnorvlorc Ifs Good, Give instant relief in Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, all discomforts of indigestion and dyspepsia. Pleasant and economical. Medium size. 25c. ; Large, $1 ; Pocket, handsome aluminum bonbonniere, 10$. Druggists or mail. C. I. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass. IS MADE QUEEN Crowned Last Night in Presence of Large Crowd at the Electric Fountain. MISS PARKS TO BE MAID ATTORNEY RAY SHIVELEY MADE PRESENTATION SPEECH, GIVING THE QUEEN A HANDSOME DIAMOND RING. Thirty-three hundred and eighty-five paid admissions, not to mention the many complimentary tickets issued, marked last evening as the big attendance night of the Eagles' carnival. The feature of the evening was the presenting of Miss Mildred Bymaster, Queen of the Carnival, with, a handsome diamondrlng, which has heenon exhibition in the window of Jenkins & Co's. Jewelry store. The presentation was at the Electrical Fountain. The place was dark, when of a sudden the lights were turned on revealing Miss Bymaster and Attorney Ray Shiveley in the center of the playing spouts of water. Mr. Shiveley made a very appropriate . speech, commenting upon the success and poularity gained by the Eagle's lodge in this city.' He commended Miss Bymaster on her winning out in the voting contest and complimented those who supported her. The arena was crowded to the sidewalls and many cheers and plaudits greeted the Queen of the Carnival. ! Miss Bymaster won the - honor by gaining. 11,867 votes out of a total cast of 32,316. MissFreda Parks was second with 9,924 votes. Miss Parks will be presented to the Carnival patrons tonight at 8:30 in the Electrical Fountain, as the "Queen's Maid," and will receive a very pretty diamond ring. Mr. Shiveley will again officiate as the presentation speaker. FEEDING 800 PORKERS Alonzo Davenport is Extensively Engaged This Year in Raising Hogs Cost of Feed. , Alonzo Davenport Is feediner 800 hogs on his farm soiith of tlm city. The porkers consume sixty Jbushels of corn each day! which at mie pres ent time means that Mr. Dajenport is spending daily $30 for hogj Green or Most satisfying, hot or iced Being rich, they make a generous full flavored drink even when diluted with chopped ice. Are sold loose or In ets by Great Atlantic & Co.. 727 Main. seated packPacific Tea

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Genuine RockyfordXanteloupe

Fancy Grape Fru 10c each. PHONE YOUR ORDER.

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Manufaciirr of and DcaUrytn Mattresses, Coichcs, Davenports Turkish Chairs and SHIRT WAIST BOXES, the latter L2y and up . . . .... First ClaT Workmanship Guaranteed. ROBERT H ERFURT, JR.

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WATCHES : CLOCKS : JEWELRY Watch, Clock and JcwUy Repair a Specialty.

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Extra Large Watermelons, 25 Fine Alberta Peaches big Size Large Heads of Cabbage 5 cena i Sugar, Sugar still goes at the fid 19 lbs. Granulated, 20 lbs A. r Hood's Leader Coffee, weflead , f f

Home Grown Potatoes, pur bu.Jl.OO,

Home Grown Onions, nice any fan, Roasting Ears, Stole's Evurgrrn, In Our Dry GcVs The Biggest Special of all 10 7 . Lawns, 39c. . . Laces, Embroideries and l rtions more real values than any otf( White Dress Goods at 10c yd. Store Opened Friday night until

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery.. New Phone ,; 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 41 1-4 13 Main Street.

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D M Richmond Ind. Zj O DJ U zNCER STRiET. gjcsjsisjp mrsa centaf ach. B - Sf its 30 cents. eih. fice with us. I, 2f Vbs XC Sugar $1 1 nlouch it riers, can not eve per lb. 15c per bu. $1.25. 13 cents, 2 for 25c. Department yard Lengths of the Fancy Scotch our Customers all say, we have

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