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The Richmond Palladium, Thursday, December 19, 190 6.

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Presents for Men.

When . selecting Christmas 4

presents for men there is one thing on which there should be no , indecision and that is. cigars. If a man smokesjana,

most men do, there is s pres

ent that he will appreciat

more than a box of cigar

Frank Myers has made special preparations to meetm, Jivy demand for cigars ft thfcjftjrtie of year. In addition to ltfsjl!n rwinnlnr hrandsie carrfitf a

full line of cigacA madeTfjtout

of ioVn manufajcturers.vhere Is everything i is stoc from the handy stoite to AJz best that men deiriand. fp cigars are put in boxes, Yn keeping with the spirit of Christmas time. Any size box can be secured. Mr. Meyers also offers a large assortment of brier and meerschaum, pipes, tobacco pouches and Jars and candies put up in fancy wrappers and packages. Before buying take a glance in Frank Meyer's Cigar Store window, 713 Main street.

SAID HE WOULD '

CALL A STRIKE

Abraham Reuf Charged wiih

Going to the Extreme to Buy City Bonds.

'FRISCO

INVESTIGATION

BOSS MADE HIS OFFER TO RU DOLPH SPRECKLES WHO TESTI FIED AGAINST HIM ON THE WIT NESS STAND.

testimony

Sprockel3 during the

E TAKE SOUTHERN TRIP

PLANS OF PROF. DAVIS

opular Instructor at High School Will go to Cuba During the Christmas Holidays Wants to See Many Historical Spots of Interest.

Prof. Davis of the History depart

ment of the High school will make j transportation

;i lining trip iu vuuii uiiuns uuudays. The excursion on which he will go, will leave Indianapolis on next Friday evening at 5:30. However Mr. Davis will not go to Indianapolis but he will go to Cincinnati and join the party there as he has to

(Leach here until 3:40 which will make him too late for the train that Starts from Indianapolis. " The party (Will go from Cincinnati south where they will visit the many interesting 'points, then they will go to Miami, Florida from which point they will sail for Cuba. The party will spend three days on the island and then re

turn home by the same roiiJre that

they go. They are to arriy6 at In

dianapolis on New Year's day mak

ing a ten days journey altold. Prof. Davis will not go so nfich for the

trip to Cuba as for tb opportunity

Jof visiting the many historical points

of Interest in the so.

.Publishers Press.J . San,Frt 1A.C. xj. Startling

was given by Rudolph

proceedings in

which Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz and ACraham Ruef are seeking to set aside the Ave indictments found agains: each of them on a charge of extortion Spreckels was called to the witness stand by the defense and testified that Ruef called on him at the time of the big municipal bond issue and asktd him to form a syndicate to take all the bonds thus authorized. Spreckels was unable to see what guarantee there was that if a syndicate were formed it could secure bonds which under tne law must be put up at a public auction and sold to the highest bidder. Ruef informed Spreckeis, accord'ng to the testimony, that this could be easily arranged, for he would have a general strike declared of all the street railroads and tie up the different lines. With San Francisco in this condition relative to is passenger

he calculated, so

Spreckles says, that no outside capital

would bid on the city's bonds and the syndicate would have a clear field. Spreckels also testified from the witness chair that Ruef called on him and made a demand that he be retained as attorney for the San Francisco Gas and Electric onrany.

ARE OVERRUN BY JAPS

5 For the real

flavor, buy Mrs.

iiiul don't forget

Id old buckwheat

istin's Buckwheat,

ie name.

Galen Hopkins! of Logansport. Indl

Una, will spend Christmas with his

.father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. R.

jflopklns.

ARE MANY, IN HAWAII

Although -the Little Fellows Are Displacing 'Other Nationalities, Com, missioner Sargent Says They Move Quickly Away.

I The Ladies Pojnt Euchro Club will jmeet Friday afternoon with Mrs. John

.Farmer.

f Mrs. Albert Brown, of Alquina, Indi

ana, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

(Wood Huber, of West 7th street.

AT THE THEATERS

J Murray and Mack Gennett.

. Murray and Mack the old favoites, are going again to pay us a visit next i Thursday night at the Gennett, when

they will present a new comedy en

titled "Around the Town." Murray

!and Mack have made it a rule ' through their career to produce a jnew play every season. Their new piece Is the seventh that they have

! produced in their career of fourteen vpnra j stars. This Reason's rom-

f dy is In line with their former suc-

j cesses, but is the most pretentious I they have ever had, and Mr. Edgar

,T Selden, who has written many fam-

I ous successes, and who is the author of this has provided them with exj cellent cehicle. I The Man From The West Gennett. I The Man From the West, the specI lal scenic production which Messrs Crandall and Mitchell will present at the Gennett next Saturday matinw i and night has been discussed at

great length wherever it has , been I " presented, and has been met with unqualified endorsement by both the ) press and the public, all of whom claim it to be one of the best and most original plays of its kind on" the road today, and with one voice pro , claim that if there were more plays J of this caliber produced, that the anI tagonism and prejudice against the stage would disappear. Its normal I effects are pointed, and has been ser-

- . . . . .

is simpiy ioiu.

I wrlm to ! Ton know tirnr I appr.rlBt too, Ca.ear.ta. I fmBntoil min( Ihro lat Snrm br and took w (n cent box and pa.ard a taps worm 14 ft. long. Thn I cunmencM taking them ac.in and W.dr..day. April th. 1 patsiod another UM worm 28 ft. long and tr a thnn.and mall worms. ProTion. to mr talcing Cui-arcu 1 diiin t know I haa a tapeworm, f alwaya had a mall prstlt." Vim. t. Brown. IS Fraoklla 8., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Best for Tk. FX A 1

CANDY CATHARTIC

fIamr, PalataM. rVtn. TmM Oood. ro ry H.r Slekn. Waki or Cirtpf . 1th-. ;s. IHW". Nt old tr bulk. Tbo ttinoin ta'oi't ttam pea CO QuaraaWwd to ear or jour money back. Starling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 5 UAL SALE, TEIi .11X10 H COXr

I Publishers Press.J San Fra..oco, Dec. 18. Frank P. Sargent, commissioner of immigration, returned ' from Honolulu on the Japanese liner Nippon. Regarding immigration in Hawaii, Sargent said Japanese are fast displacing shopkeepers, contractors,! carpenters and tradesmen generally of other .nationalities In the islands. The Japanese population in the islands, however, is rather on the decrease on account of the Japanese rush for the coast. Hundreds of brown men arrive at Honolulu every month, but their stay 13 brief, great numbers being bound in the direction of the mainland. Sargent spoke in pra!se of the Portugese Immigrants arriving at Honolulu from Europe. He said they are a good class and are gladly welcomed by plantation owners.-

HISER A SL'B CARRIER

LAST OF THE ELIGIBLES

East Germantown Resident will Begin Work as Postman Friday when the Greatest of the Rush is Exepcted to Begin.

Park T. Hiser of East Germantown the last of the eligible on the civil service list of 1906, for duty in the Richmond postoffice, will begin work as '"sub" carrier Friday morning, the day on which the postoffice authorities are expecting the great Christmas rush to start. Mr. Hiser will serve -as carrier for ten days. Harry E. Young of Williamsburg who had been in the city for some time learning the "ins and outs" of the various routes will also be on duty for the ten busiest days of the holiday season. Joseph B. Trieber will serve as substitute clerk in the office.

CLUSltu ur CUr.RcNTS

Plucked From the Vibrant Vines of TelejrapMe Communication. Warehouse of Grief Brothers, Cleveland, O., burned; loss $75,000. - Chicago & Northwestern will bufli new depot in dh'cago at cSt of $20. 000.000, to be completed by 1912. Pennsylvania company Issued an order forbidding employes to accept Christmas presents from- shippers or others. At Valdez, Alaska. Are destroyed Bank of Valdez, Stella hotel and a store. Startrd in bank, probibly by burglar who blew open the vault. Will of Daniel B. Shipman of Chicago leaves bult of his $1,300,000 estate In trust for charitable Institutions. He made his fortune canofactuiinc white lead. Mrs. Elizabeth T. McCormlek of New York, daughter of the late Allen O. Thurman, baptized into the Roman Catholic ehurrh at fit. Pfrfccteka cathe-

W1LLIAMSBURG. Williamsburg" Dec. 18, (Spl.) The bazaar held by the ladies of the M. E. church last Friday and Saturday was well patronized. The proceeds of the sale was ?30. The ladies extend thanks for the good patronage of the public, and to O. G. Davis for his generosity in donating to them the use of the building. Mr. and Mrs. ' Byron Cates of Fort Wayne visited with Mr. and Gavazih Cates last week. Mrs. D. C. Shawley of Centerville Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.- Jack Cates. Mrs. Add. St. Meyer returned from a visit to Richmond last Friday. Charles Harris returned Saturday evening from a week's stay In Richmond. Misses Mayme Grace, Bessie Mea

dows, Anna Davis, Minnie Marshall and Mabel Bollinger and A- M. Tschaen attended the fourth teacher's institute at Richmond last Saturday. . Trustee F. S. Reynolds and Sheriffelect L. P. Meredith were at Richmond on business Saturday. Mrs. Louisa Harris went to Centerville Saturday to visit relatives. Rev. W. W. Brown returned, Saturday from a visit to Muncie. Rev. Lee Cbamness closed a series of very successful meetings at the Friends' church Sunday evening. There has been a very keen interest, manifested in he services. Mr. and Mrs. Lindley 'Owens of Cherry Grove assisted in the work. They returned to their home near Lynn, Sunday ev

ening.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker enter

tained Mr. and Mrs. Addison Cheno-

weth last Sunday. ,

Mr. and Mrs. William Oler visited

with Mrs. Martha .Chenoweth Sun

day.

Fred Reynolds of Richmond visited

with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Reynolds Sunday. "

The burial of Oran, the five week

old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roberts of Muncie took place here Sunday mornint. Among those who accompanied thp remains from Muncie

were Miss McCoy. Earl Roberts and L. P. Roberts. r-m Mr: and Mrs. A A. Weller who have both been severely ill "re some-T-i Ofn f Aq f mryTTlyr ftTi)f4f. TTMt VCT S'wart(

A Valuable Agent

The glycerine employed in Dr. Pier

Medicines greatly enhances the mai ;inai properties which it extractsan io!ds in solution mujh better thaiValcc 10I would. It also possesses mejficinfc properties of its own, beinsr a luabl "emulcent. nutritive, antiseptic afcd ant: orment. It adds greatly to th efScacif the Black Cherry bark. Golden Set ; -oot. Stone root and Queen'yroot. cor ; ained in "Goltien Medical Dcovery"i ubduing chronic, or lingeang cough? ronchial. throat and lurJ? affection? or all of which thesn acedfs are recorr. tended by standard : iical authorities In all cases where ...cm is a wastin tway of flesh, loss of Appetite, wit veak stomach, as in thrfearly stages o onsumption, there can e no doubt tha riycerine acts as a valuable nutritive an ids the Golden i?al oot. fctone root Jueen's root and B!k Cherrybark i. romoting diarist ion d building up th ieshand strength, comroilinir the coup' md bringing about healthy conditio f the whole systr m Of course, it mut not be expected to wrk miracles. It wi. lot cure consnmptkM except in its earlic stages. It will cuif very-severe, obstin ite. chronic cough bronchial and laryn ;eal troubles, anew chronic sore throa vith hoarseness In acute coughs it i: not so effective, fit is in the lingering coughs, or thosejbf long standing, evei vhen accompanied by bleeding fror, lungs, that it fas performed its monarvelous cures tend for and read th ittle book of fctracts, treating of th rsroperties andises of the several met cinal roots that enter into Dr. Pierce' Joldfh Medical Discovery and learn wh hisjmedicineAias such a wide range 'pplcation i the euro of diseases. It I entVfree. ddress Dr. R. V. Pierc I tuff So, N.A'. The "Discovery" co ainsp alJF)hol or harmful, habit-forr ng driiSwrfAgredients all printed on eac ottle wrapm-r in plain English. Sick people, especially those sufferir rem diseases of long standing, are invite o consult Dr. Pierce by letter, free. A orrespondence is held as strictly pri vat snd sacredly confidential. Address Di I. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N.Y. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sentr n receipt of stamps to pay expense nailing only. Send 21 one-cent stami r pa per-covered, or 31 stamps for cloti und conv.

Bert Engelbert .? or Cigars 1 T""1 rm fel

North school hack in the place of Van Frame who has gone into the grocery business at Bloomingsport.

Miss Florence Davenport, a student at De Pauw will spend the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo- Davenport near Elkhorn Mills.

Miss Opal Husson who attends,

Tudor Hall at Indianapolis will spe

her Christmas vacation at home

her parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Xlus

son.

Artificial gas. the 20th

with

iCenjrury

fuel.

10-tf.

HAYS BROS.' soTHE

FOR LADIES AND CHILDR

9 Sou h S'en:h St.

Thre i n"rvny tTat pTeass a man mrg for

Chn frusthana NICE BOX QF CIGARS

Engclbirt's Cigars have j6ng hai a reput :ti :n. and cs

tai cn to put them in tfioe shape for

are now being

5 Cent Specialties TRUE QUEEN ANNE

CORONA

peelal pa&f

dChristrr&ff

r MM

10 Llit jpecialties inPEfelAL

1 jr I

sizes

All goods are uup in 12, 25 or 50 b

IBEIRT ENBICILrIB

13 NORTH EIGHTH 8T. Home of the "Fans."

Program for

MONDAY, TUESDAY D WlDNESDAY December. 17, irf, 19. Stunning Creation. Gun L ceiyc, Language of Flowers. Manufactureof steel. Illustrated ong: 4DEaKaLD DIXIE." Words by Herbert H Kellar. Music by Wm. Heagney. CONTINUOUS SHOW.

ft EN WET T THEMRE... IRA IWlaHER. L-ysee and aryfr. THURSDAY NIGHT, Djfc. 20Ihz Event of the Season. The ranous Originals. And a Big Company of Funmakers, includifc Gladys Van, Gertrude Rutledge. May Gabriel, Bae Harfllton, BobWy Harrington, Gus Pixley,

Fred Guillard, P. J. Kane, andla chorus Jhat can sing and dance.

40 PEOPLE.

PRICES: $1.00, .75, .50, .25. macy.

IOSTjLY GIRLS 40

feats Mn saleat the Westcott Phar-

R3E

Ladies fine 'Dresses Gentlemen's SmM L M o) BV

S. 01 2. GO a

iAmrAKAll

r Cleailig upo

Monthly contracts for Pressing

Year.. Work called for and

Fraadk -Eta

0m TlhWestett WM

Both Phonds: Bell 495 R. Motno 1766

Order ISilwrware

Of me olee md you will orlerJfigaln. Ralph Nyf Phone 1588

See how wnat you have heard look in print and get a dollar for doing it Win the news "tip" prize.

JEWELRY SPECIALLY REPAIRED!

BY JOHN F. raLENKAMP, Jeweler.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Carefully Repaired.

519 Main St.ft Roith's Moslc Store. Richmond, Ind.

ALUDIUr.1 OTtJT ADS PAY.

Tylm4 Bis

In Our Daable BARGAIN Counters, tab es nd shelves ar

with the most de'ight'ul showin

novelties ever cip'ayed in this

cew Mechanical Tovs. Magiqf Lanterns

Chests, Autos, R R. Trains, Bills. Toy pis

Humpry Dumpty Shows, Blocls

. etc., in ereat variety and positive safttn

L n showi

-Tr6l

3 feetl

he 98c.

ade;

Chri

All

DOLLS

more complete or

g anywhere. Here are all kinds

e tiny Penny Doll to the ones

See our leaders at 50c and

city

JAMES

IIA

Full Kid Body Doll,

ens and closes its

hairnd well worth 60c,

c. DoV Heads of all sizes

Sit.

inchesltall

natura price, kinds.

A Prbctic

Our rien's Su

Trouserl, Fane;

Socks, Suspend)

and anyaone of

or boy rfteds am

the year.

FOR Waist,

stantial a

found here

Dollar Jarcxnier a

59c. See tlem ii

XMAS TREI OR

variety, all rmw.

Prices lower

SALE OF

ues until Xmas.

ies,

:ra

Gift For H

and Overcoats,

Vests, Shirts,

rs. Shoes, Slip

ie many things

wants every day

new Coat, Bkfrt,

or any or tne sub-

:eable items to be

d Pedestal, special

our t. street case.

MENTS in great

ight and sparkling.

ou'd expect. L RUGS Contin-

Ali bright and new:

$10 Rugs, 93c; $2.50 Rus, $1.93; $3--75 Rugs, $2.98; $40 Rugs, $2.50; $5X0 Rugs, $3.93.

Our Location Saves Yon Money RAILROAD STORE