Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 312, 7 December 1906 — Page 8

Rape Eight.

.The Richmond Palladium. Friday, December 7, 1906.

KNOLLENBERG'S STORE

Christmas (Gloves Kid Gloves for ladies and gentlemen in a variety of shades and of the highest values. No more suitable gift to man or woman than a pair of kid gloves. To a woman one pair or a box of a half or a dozen is especially attractive. See our line during this Holiday season. Men's . Requisites The Men's Furnishings Department of the Knollenberg store is up-to-date in every offering that it lias. If you are searching for a gift for a gentleman, we can satisfy your demand to the fullest. If it is simply a necktie, you will find

ha aesign mat is exclusively ours. We can meet your requirements

whether it be a tie or any other dress requisite for men. Toilet Requisites One thing Is certain. In our entire stock (and it is representative and exclusive) you will not find a design that is hackneyed or in poor taste. Manicure sets and toilet sets of the most exquisite patterns ranging in price to suit the most discriminating patron. Baf6 arxd Suit Cases Do you know that the Knollenberg stock of leather bags and suit cases is the largest and finest in this section of Indiana? They are of wonderful values and prices are of the bargain kind.

PRIST MAS Shopping

has begun in earnest and

the Geo. H. Knollenberg Company's store is the mecca of all

buyers of Holiday Goods, N

such wonderful display of s i

sonable goods was ever made

in Richmond or Eastern Indiana. EveFlfTifepartment 1 has its features anal its special

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.bargains j& j&

7 I : js

Christmas bargains

TLi

Department

There iysuch a variety of offerings in the

Linen Bejrartment that the Christmas shopper will find much of interes.x'SWeSets at all

prices. Table linens $rimNapkinstp match.

Lunch Cloths fromV75i to $4.00. DoiIies

Tray Cloths Mejcar Drawn Work! Jap;

ese Drawn Wdfk. Teneriff Drawn iWgrk.

Towels, both femmcd and fringed id JJuck and Damask. Pijww Tops in Silk, fcfclour. Damask and Isfin. Bath TowelsJfeotton and Linen. Fancy Crashes for To ling in Huck and Damask patterns. Tjfrkty Red and Damask Stand and Table Civets. Sideboard and Dresser Scarfs in jpeaf variety. Fancy Pillow Tops especiallyor tne Christ-

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mas trade j j j

See the Earlham Collegefcillow Tops.

Smoking Jackets

A Smokinf Jacket for the man of the house! is an appropriate qift.

re are sfowinq an exclusive ttne

.pricesfthat are unusually low,

hfghf grade of the goods con-

red. I They have been attract

ing mucf attention.

SSsmclH.er'cHiefs

almLst bewildering assort-

fiandkerchiefs for ladies

They make ad-

fcmen.

sen. The

i extensive

Hrtic

3 Much mSn

. Glass display 1

m i start, n lit Tne nam n

ues anl the prices espac

tractivl at this Christmastime. CHaifrs Make

Gifts

b more suitable forhe

ihair? We are sJTow-

tV, a most extensive

ko standajra styles,

V .

jrrrm UMnr is espec-

Several styles of

Sent of

Ind gentl

irable gifts, singly or by the doz-

Idisplay is perhaps one of

the most attractive features of our

holiday stock.

les

it Glass

said of the Cut

the Knollenberg

as not been

re of the

ihest val-

ially at-

Fine

What can

home than

ing in the Ant

line. In addition!

the famous M

ially attractive.

upholstering to select from.

JIM AIID JOE ARE

AGA S

MEASURE

dm.

j Speaker and the "Whip" to j

Oppose the Ship Subsidy Bill This Session.

Tim (Ssno ffiL

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TWO BOARDS WILL MEET

TO TALK SEWER SYSTEM

Earlham College Authorities are Willing to Connect College Sewerage Plant With Proposed System on the West Side.

THE CITY IHfiMEF

Telephone thefRicfcmoncl Steam

Laundry to get your laundry. tf

Ladies Felt Xuiufiers, ,all coloj

98c at Richmond Sabe Co.

Mrs. II. J. Carson of

visiting friends in the cit

Tbe Earlham college authorities have signified their desire to connect the college sewerage system with the proposed new west side system which probably will be built next spring. Tomorrow President Kelly and members of the college board Will meet with the Ikard of Works at the city hall to talk over the matter. Engineer Fred Charles is at work now on plans for the proposed system but they will not be completed for some time. It has not been definitely determined whether a filtration plant will be put in or not, but it likely will be done. Engineer Charles said yesterday that the proposition to install filtration plant for the entire sewerage system of the city was a thing for the future, not for the present. It is regarded as extremely likely that there will be a legislative act at no far distant day which will prohibit the drainage of sewage directly into the streams of the State and if this is done filtration plants will become universal. At the present time the sewage which runs into Whitewater river does not pollute that stream to a dangerous extent. Excepting at times when the river is very low, as

it frequently is in midsummer, the

effect of the sewage is scarcely d

ccrnible.

Business men's luncheo

the Cafe of the Wescott day from 11:30 to 2:00 o

35 cents.

Ladies' Felt Xulli'

9Sc at Richmond Sh

Mr. and Mrs. Charles returned to their home i

Richmond Shoe, Men'

49c.

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Kvoufo is

nf sjerved In

m m

tfftel every jtfock. Price

f 12-tf

lieil. all colors

m m

o o. y 7-1 1

Thqfpe have V

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ojfe

AJtn.

k m l

There will be an elartion of

trustee by Osceolaril of Red

No. 13 Thursday evmng, Dec.

Uppers 7-lt

Miss Wilkinson of Muncie is visit

ing Mrs. 11. W. Thompson of Sot

17th street.

15c Supper. . ..

The Pythian Sisters will

l.'c supper at K. of V. triiple on Saturday, December Sth fim 5: SO to

ariiesta

erve a

7 P. M.

CITY AND COOHTY

RAUSCII Lilly M. Rausch, died at the home of her mother at 536v South tHh street Wednesday at five o'clock at the age of nineteen years. The funeral will be fcXd from the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends may call this afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock and from j to 7 in the evening. Rev. IIuler will officiate at the funeral. ROBHINS The remains of Mrs. Amanda Robbins who died Wednesday at the home of her daughter Jrn Nashville, Tenn., were brought to this city last night at seven o'clock and were taken to her home ?fl Randolph street. The funeral will take place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home.

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Ask Pennsylvania Lines Agents

About reduced rate IneiianSeaDle

Mileage

Exchange Orders and liwbr fares.

At Richmond consult (fV. Elmer,

eod to lath. , t Ticket Agent.

Mrs. James Martin has returne

from Cambridge where she was

of Mrs. O. E. White.

ichmond Shoe, Men's

1pers

7 It

Mrs. Coats will have alpecial sale on fancy work for Nmas, 10, 11, 12

and 13th at 203 South 12th street.

Mrs. W. M. Nelson is the friends in Indianapolis.

See our $1.00 Slippers Shoe Co. w

gig0 of

tichmond

7-lt

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Reid and

daughter of Detroit are the guests oj

Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Lovin of S

12th street.

See our $1.00 Slippers at Shoe Co.

Akehmond . 7-lt

gone to Seattle, Wash

winter.

Step Inside and see 6VTr grapft slip

per display, Richmond Shoeo. 7-lt

, tojfatd the

r C

J Best $1.50 slippers inyeity at Rich

mond Shoe Co. Makbrus prove it.

7-lt

Harry Morrow has returned

business trip to Cincinnati

Best $1.50 slippers ia (my at Rich

mond Shoe Co. Make Us prove it.

7-lt

J1' fjfCm a

E. R. Lyons of Greenfield was in the city on business yesterday.

OMR! AINT MADE

OF'SHOHT WEIGHT

Majet Master Walterman

Hears There Have Been Short Tons of Coal.

TO MAKE INVESTIGATION

ALL SCALES ARE INSPECTED

NDJTHE FAULT DOES NOT LIE

RE INFORMATION FROM

NOIANAPOLIS.

AGAINST PRIEST'S ESTATE

NIECE MAKES BIG CLAIM

Housekeeper of the Late Father Francis Rudolf, of Connersville, Asks Court to Grant Her Nearly $10,000 for Services.

Henry Walterman, city market master jand inspector of weights and meaatfres, said jesterday that seviy-

complaints had been made to his

department by citizens to the effect

that they were of the " opinion that they had received short weights in coal. Market Master Walterman is arranging to look after a. such complaints which are brought to his attention in time for action. The

es of all coal dealers are subject

inspection by the city officers and

short weights are not likely to be accidental therefore. There is no beliefthat such a practice is perpretratitl by any Richmond dealers, but

s the duty of the city authorities

take cognizance of any complaints

filed and to investigate the same

A dispatch from Connersville says that Miss Louise M. Rudolf, niece of the late Rev. Father Francis Rudolf, well known to Richmond Catholics and pastor of St. Gabriel's church, who died last July, has filed a claim against the estate, calling for $9,135. Miss Rudolf alleges that in May, 1SS0. she was engaged by her uncle as housekeeper, and as the nurse and companion of his aged mother and "she continued in such service for 603 weeks, when the mother of Father Rudolf died. For this service she demands $10 a week. - She was then retained not only as housekeeper, but as assistant by Father Rudolf, and continued in his employ for 736 weeks, until his death. For this service she asks $5 a week. The complaint alleges that Father Rudolf agreed to provide for her during life, and to bequeath to her his estate at time of death, but, instead, she only received $675 in personal property. Her total claim calls for $9,S10, from which the value of the personal property is deducted. Father Rudolf was pastor of the church for twenty-five years.

SOL MEREDITH ELECTION Grand Army Post Last Night Organized for the Coming YearVan Zant Commander.

Mrs. Austin's Pan-ikcs will help you to regain that lost appetite At

grocers.

Use artificial gas tor light gnd heat. i I 10 tf ' "'"

Ratt

Mrs. Virginia Hoodner of

Creek, Mich., is visiting Mrs. liyil. ! said that when a patron of any coal

Leeder.

Sol Meredith Post, Grand Army of the Republic, held its annual meeting last evening in the post room and elected the following officers: Post Commander J. II. Van Zant. Senior Vice Commander F . J. Brown. Junior Vice Commander F. M. Howe. Chaplain W. K. Young. Quartermaster C. R. Unthank. Patriotic Instructor John L. Rupe. Officer of the Day Nathaniel Par-shall.

promptly. Market Master Walterman". "

company received a load of fuel j

Patent Leather Shoes J "faf Xrar

presents. e have them lfrm $2y

to $5.00. Richmond ShoeU

Alice "V i 1 la t-.I J rf VrtrtillA 5a '

visiting K. X. Gray.

Surgeon Gus W. Meyer. TrilStPPK T V Uaronnnrt tlirnn

which he had reason to believe is not j A. G. Compton, two years; John up to full weight, his recourse is j a. Markley, one year. ....

Delegates to State Encampment next May Frank J. Brown and David Hawkins. Alternates William Seaney and Frank Howe. '

Patent Leather .Sh

for Xmas

presents. We have them from $2.00;

miss oa MOBCoy or Liucinnajf is

visiting friends in the city.

Step inside and see our gtdSt slipper display, Richmond Shoe fo. 7-lt

Mrs. Ben Bart el will return this week from a visit at Martinsville.

notify the market master immediate

ly and to not permit the coal to be unloaded until the market master responds and has the load weighed un

der his direction. Coal companies al- j w arc Btnr a rcvt fir --it a. rt -a-olcl-it n-? t Vi )

each order aivi there has not been i RAYMOND COVEY TO

up to this time any direct evidence

that short weights have been given. Market Master Walterman probably will go to Indianapolis for the purpose of acquainting himself with the

BE WELL CARED FOR

WATSON SEES PRESIDENT

HE DESIRES TO HAVE A CAUCUS OF INDIANA CONGRESSMEN TO GET UNANIMOUS ACTION ON MEASURE.

A dispatch from Washington last night said: "The Gallinger ship subsidy bill passed by the Senate last winter which is now pending before the House committee on merchant marine ani fisheries, will not be reported to the House. Speaker Cannon has put his feet on it. An effort will now br made by the advocates of subsidy leg islation, to get a compromise bill out of the House committee or an amendment cutting out many of the provis ions of the present bill. "Representative Watson, it developed last evening, had the deciding vote on the present bill. Karly yes terday afternoon, after ho had seen Mr. Grosvenor, chairman of the committee, but before he had seen the Speaker, he gave out an interview saying he was in favor of subsidy legislation and indicated that he would vote to report the pending bill. J.ater, he had a session with the Speaker, and he made it known after that talk that he would not vols to report the pending bill. Watson Sees the President. "This afternoon Mr. Watson saw the President, and as he was leaving the White House he said: I am against the pending bill; decidedly against it. I am, however, in favor of legislation to subsidize South American lines and not to exceed two lines to the Philippines." Representative Watson is trying to get the Indiana delegation to hold a caucus on the subject with the view of unanimous action, but it seemed improbable this afternoon that 1 any such meeting would be held."

AH (EESHH

CTTa

Green or Black

Used in Ipalaces dtcause (he best. But the WA of tea M. not too good for

cottages, a 1 onlw one teaspoonful

makes two tups

One pour. rjPkes two hundred

cups.

Are sold loose or In sealed packets by Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.. 72? Main. (Published by Authority of ..ths In

dia and Ceylon Commissiener.)

URD'S

RATE

1 X

MLF

CUT

1 M Ttrrn cfrtpf

Prescriptions Promptly Filled'

Cor. 9th and Main..

usee saw

.mowia

AND JAVA

SPECIALTY,

DEF HIVE GROCERY

PARRY HAS MADE GOOD

Richmond Boy Suits Hamilton as a Polo Player Fred Elmore Gets in a Scrap.

The Hamilton Republican has this to say concerning Parry and Elniore two Richmond boys: "Dudley and Parry, second rush and center respectively, played with the local tram for the first time last night. Roth men showed up in great form and will likely be retained in their riew positions. Elmore and Danford the latter, half back on the Fostoria team, clashed on the East end of the floor, several minutes before the end of the game. McCarthy, for Fostoria, was pushing the ball around the East goal when Danford, easrer to get Elmore out of McCar

thy's way, pushed the Hamilton man'

with considerable force against the wall. Elmore went after the offender and threatened to annihilate him, but the interference of Referee, Peete stopped any inclinations that Elmore might have had along that line."

WILL PLAY CONNERSVILLE

Local High School Lads and Team From Fayette County to Clash at Garfield.

: Captain Eggemeyer of the High School basket ball team has selected some of the best material that the school has for the game tonight at the Garfield gymnasium. Although the Connersville boys are coming with the determination to win the local boys think that the same Is already theirs. The line up -is as follows : Forwards Eggemeyer, " Allison, Calroll; Center Sands; Guards Cain, Allison, Crowe; . Subs Thornburg, Pennell, Williams, Marlatt. The admission is fifteen cents.

Waterways Congress. tPublishcrs" Press. Washington, Dec. 6. Nearly 1.00) delegates are in Washington attending the national rivers and harbors congress. Harvey B. Goulder of Cleveland. O-. is president. Speaker Cannon and Representative Burton, chairman of the house committee on rivers and harbor; Representative John Sharp Williams and Representative Tawney were among the speakers. The object of the convention is to secure an annual appropriation of $50,000,000 from congress for a systematic work in the improvement of the national waterways. Representative Joseph E. Ransdell of Louisiana, who has made -a tour of 20,000 miles around the coun-.

try since the last session of congress in behalf of rivers and harbors, re

ports that he found sentiment stro

lv in favor of a vigorous prosecjiTion

of waterways improvement ass JT remedy for tbe "wholly inadequfC trans

portation facilities afford ejr by "the

railroads."

I Artistically Metropolitan 4 In every detail Is U J

: Weddin

I' Tet-rauq Concert Quartet

usic :

rn1hed Jn Klchiijriexcnigively

y Lawrence W.tuker's

NOTABLE SAVINGS Oil STAPLE GROCERIES! Distinct savings on first quality goods. POTATOES! POTATOES! ! Fine Michigan keeping stock. Per single bushel 60 cents 5 bushel lots ...... .57'ic bu New Michigan Navy Beans 7 lbs 250 Lenox Soap 8 bars ...25c 3 lb cans Blaafc Berries 3 cans 35 Baker's Genme Chocolate per lb .. . . . 1. . ... .v 35c Blue Ribbon Mince Meat per packaged. ... 07c Hominy Qrits (2 lb pkgs) per packagf 10c Richmorfl Cream or Butter CrackJrs. 2 lbs ......... 15c Large jwur Pickles (Fine) per dsxerf 5o Vanslnp'a Hominy (3 lb cans) 3 fef . . 25c Flour jf Carpenter or Pride,) 25 lbs.. 50c; 50 lbs 95c J. M. EGGEMEYER 4th and Main Sts.

CANDY3ARCAING

i THIS WEEK

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Fen way s JC

maSte, wjrth

iat Satufd

Fenwlv'sfc

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CIAL

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hocolates, Boston

35 and 50c, apes-

ay sale.

ocktalls for 29c at

' Drug Store

1 Main St.

Agnt for Fanway's Christmas Csndlas

How Dclp

That HD

cnozp

Greek (A

Citpcjb

ThH

iouo

LATE is at

ndy Store.

st like all their

late Candies

are so good!

Our Stock of Fine, Practical, Well Mode

Awaits your critical inspect tion. We're ieady to show

you the best liAe of Christ'

mas pieces at reasonable

prices.

WE WANT YOU

TO SEE THEM!

Buy early and h ive your selections placed' iside, ready for later deliver . We are better equipped t tan ever before, to render you the best attention. Come in and meet our bargains face , to face.

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FURNITURE BEDDING PICTURES 927-929 MAUI STREET.

Mr. and Mrs. James Border hare

Cambridge City, Ind., Dec. 6. (SpL) Trustee Trussler of Jaekron town-

methods pursued there when patrons i has returned from a trtn to Plr-

of coal companies complain of short ; mouth, where he placed Raynion Co-f

elSui. in iuai iu.v meie appears jvey, formerly of this city, in the Julia:

to have oeen sereral companies that i e. Work training school, until he be

have persistently railed to deliver i comes of age. The.. lad is afflicted I Stamps for them, full tonnage and as a consequence with spinal trouble and has been under i

arrests an prosecutions have been j treatment at Reid Hospital lor some numerous this winter. time past. : . 1

NOT I

Bring your soay wrappers, tobaccd

tags, coupoi;, etjf, to our store, . 9th street, Richmond, before hoUoays,

and get S.

Artificial gas. the ZQth

Green grading

l. D. Bp LLERDICK,

Dealer in all ISnds of Hard and Soft Coal. Orders

jromptly filled.

Office: Dullcrdick's Cannery.

PHONE 1235. S. Fifth Gtreot:

tury fueL

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