Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 323, 20 December 1906 — Page 8
Page Eight. The Richmond Palladium, Thursday, December 20, 1906.
KNOLLENBERG'S STORE
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Christmas Signet ring
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HEfime has passed fo
dscoreso Holiday
Rid
lishi
With
enumerating the scores argains to be found in
rfd and Eastern Indiana's biggest retail estab-
The final rush fori Christmas gifts is on.
its great! floor space and wide aisles there
it . i 1 I . r .
room to ao snooping in comiort, even
fht
always is
though hundreds are in the KndUenberg store. Time is too precious for you to read a list of suggestions for gifts. Corjie in and let displays in the departments of the store do their own suggesting. Just please remember in particular that everything in the Furniture, Carpet and Rug lines still go at discounts of from ten to twenty per cent
The Geo'. Mm KnoHenberg Co,
Christmas Decoration
We are Headquarters For
Xmas Trees &j
Fancy Beadedj
Mistletoe.
Cedar Coilinc
Holly WreatJ
Pine Wreattfs
Needle Pins.
landies.
lolly.
J. H. EGGEHEY
4th and Main St
FOUND MUCH ROCK Oil THE WEST SIDE
City Engineer Charles Made Test Borings in New Sewer Territory.
MEANS INCREASED COST
DEPTH OF ROCK BELOW THE SURFACE VARIES FROM TWO TO FOUR OR FIVE FEET ESTIMATE A BIG TASK.
A FRIENDLY BILL CLUB
A UNIQUE ORGANIZATION
No One But a "Bill" Can be Member of the Society First Annual Banquet to Be Held Friday Evening To Elect Officers.
CHRISTMAS SU
If you are undeeidel
see Willie's up to date
TIONS.
liat to buy
ock.
PANG HONG COMING HERE
WILL VISIT REV. KUHIV The Little Fellow Has Given Up Hs Religion and Adopted Christianity His Release from the Authorities Was Interesting.
Pang Hong, the young protege of th3 Rev. T. H. Kuhn. will come to Richmond Sunday, when he will be the puest of his former teacher. Pang Hong was the young Chinese boy whom Rev. Kuhn was instrumental in releasing from the hands of the Federal authorities at Portal, X. D., where he was refused admittance, after he had returned from a visit with his parents in China. President Roosevelt, at Rev. Kuhn's request, had the young man released and the occurrence aroused the ire of Secret-iry Metcalf to such an extent that he threatened to leave the President's cabinet if Roosevelt interfered again in the affairs of the Chinese. Pang Hong is an exceptionally brilliant young man, and after a few months teaching, decided to renounce his pagan religion and accept that which he considered right. He is deToted to Rev. Kuhn for the teachi.13 and instruction he received at the minister's hands while the latter wcs pastor of the Christian church at Frankfort, Ind. Although the Chinese boy has only been in Richmond twice, as the guest of Rev. Kuhn, he has gained many friends by his genial end thoughtful disposition.
City Engineer Charles and his as-; sistants have made some test borinaf
on the west side in the territory through which the new sewer will be built next summer and as had been expected they find that there is a great aera of rock. The depth below the surface is from two to four or five feet. In one locality the rock is close to the surface that the driving of a long stake is impossible. The upper part of the stone formation consists of thin stratas separated by clay but finally a solid bed of lime stone rock is encountered and its depth is not known. The presence of rock beneath the surface covering a large part of the area through which the sewer will pass, means much to the contractors and Engineer Charles by his tests can with a considerable degree of accuracy estimate the extra cost that will be involved in making the excavations. Blasting will have to be resorted to in order to get through the rock, which means added expense. However, neither the engineer, the, Board of Works nor the West Side Improvement Association believes that the contract price will be an excessive one. The needs of the sewer are plainly manifested and the property owners realize that the assessments they will be called upon to bear will add just that much to the value of their properties. It wiil be a considerable time before the engi
neer's department will have plansj !
and specifications and the estimate of the cost ready for the Board.
The first annual banquet of the Friendly Bill club will be held on Friday evening at 312 Main street. The members of this unique organization are preparing for a grand time and the menu, which is being arranged w;ll be out of the ordinary. The Friendly Bill club is composed of members, each of whose given name is "Bill." The members who will be seated at the banquet board Friday night, foN low. Bill Ferris. Bill Waking. Bill Knott. Bill Young. Bill Shingler. Bill Blue. Bill Wood. , Bill George. Bill Batche. ; Bill Grimes. : Bill Cosgrovo Bill Cooper. Bill Clark. .
Bill Morgan. Bill Creger. Bill Tieman. Bill Turman.
Notice to Merchant
We will insure you
burglars. Call or p will give you rates. Phones 139.
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loss by
and we
igan & Co
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TAGGART FINISHES WORK
Alonzo Davenport, wno has ba in Arkansas on business for jCver.il j
weeks, will return home forihe holi
days.
Ladies' Sweaters at Kinbey 4. Co
fefr
V
rat Haneijsf
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2 u m licu
000
Xmas cigars at Fije's Pharmacy. 20-5t
Christmas clocks
XI the
The Christmas entertainments
Home for Friendless Womenill
held on Sunday afternoon.
ner's.
Excursion rates on the railroad sror
Christmas and the holidays wiUr be
come effective next Monday
Our $1.00 and $1.50 cl
fast for Christmas gift Co.
Extra copies of the Palladium
trial edition, issued yesterday.
found on sale at the office.
Prices' are headquarte
fresh Oysters, every da
20-Ct
3 t
s
psre selling . .
sVX Kibbey &.S
r
iyKis-
my be
s Hot
nice
y express.
Miss Clara Morgan Is home after spending the past three mpjfths visit
ing friends and relatives In several
eastern cities.
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The ever reajysafety razor with 12 blades. Guaranteed at Adams Drug Store, 601 Main street. 20-5t The antlers will be adjusted 01 the heads of several candidates at the Elks lodge this evening and indica
tions point to a large Attendance.
its. jk
Christmas stick pins at Ha ner's.
Larence Tull of Sou
and Miss Maggie Hock
street spent Monday Cincinnati shopping.
Fruit baskets fi
the choicest fruits.
th Jh
gms
tti
VI
street
of 22nd
Tuesday at
rd to order with
it Prices.
Willard Rupe, of Montezuma, id.. will be home Saturday jfo spend
Christmas with his parejfls, Mr. and
Mrs. Judson Rupe.
Go to Simmons fo
1 m
mas cigars. 20-4t
Will Roller of Greensfork was here
yesterday to attend the sale of stocl
and livery equipment at Cale Hams barn. East Main street.
The ever ready safety r
12 blades. Guaranteed a
Drug Store, 601 Main street.
Hosjvf
. jar
fcflr with I Adams I
20-5t I
Isaac Davis, formerly of GreensforTv, who has been living near Spokane Wash., for three years past, has just returned to Wayne countv and at
present is the guest of his daught
at Hagerstown. lie has come backo
Wayne to remain, he says.
Christmas umbrellas at Ha
The county council refused to make an appropriation to cover the expense of sending a minister and a quarfet cf vocalists to the county poor fann for services every other Sunda- The
cost would be $1.25 for each Sundiy
services are held.
Prices' will be pleated to fill your
order for Ice Cream the very best
for your Christmas jfinner. 20-Ct
The United Brethren are arranging
for their Christmas entertainment r
be given next Sunday night.
subject or tne entertainment w
"The King of the Ages." Thir
children will be in the exerci
Christmas Japanese ers.
o-
ilbe
ur-four
Han-
Several Richmond factories are arranging to give their employes a long
Christmas vacation. When the whis
tles blow for the shutdown on Sat
day night, business will be at a stja
still until Wednesday morninghus
giving the men Sunday, Monckry. and
Tuesday off duty.
Elwood Clark lef
Wilmington, DeL, fi
EST
yesterday for
a few weeks.
Christmas brass goods ait Ha ner's.!
The Fairview Civic Le: fcgue will
meet tonight in the SevastcpoI school-
house instead of tlio Fairvil'W Depubli-
ran headquarters, as has bn Its cus
tom, omce me west Side rMaprove-
ment association secured the usfc of I
Books and Pictures for Xmas buy- the Baxter school for. meeting purnl
er at Morris d. . f20-4t i s. the Fairview people also decidl
Rosco Cook of Indian
spend the holidays with
lis will
s parents.
We make everything in the pastry line, on short notice, at Zwiss-
ler's.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wi
ty were in the city yesj
ping.
Electric lons m
ent. See them head.
M
atiZo
20-5t
of Liber-
rday shop-
useful pres-
Iler 4L Craig-
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Dr. Charles Wilcox of N
Ohio, was in the city yesterd;
I
. Christmas belt pins at Ifaner'i
aris,
y-zt
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J. G. Hawley of Gettysburg. O.,
was in the city yesterday.liroute to Indianapolis to attend a UBrse sale.
Pocketbooks, Bill - JfoTds, Purses
Perfumes and Toiltifarticles at McDonnell's drug stored 18-7t
Take one of those han
of chocolates at Prices'
you.
Mrar Albert Brown of Alquina, Ind.
isTsiting her daughter Mrs. Wood
uber of West 7th street
to secure the assembly room of ti
school building far their meetings. 4 Christmas cu glass at Haner's. ti
Notwithstanding the fact that therfe is a city ordinance against allowing water pipes from buildings, to hang over sidewalks, throwing the water on the walks, several pipes at the city building are faulty and the wter from them has frozen qn the sidewalks, making several sifppory and dangerous places.
For Christmas novelties, call at M. C. Bradburys, 1015 Main street. 20-5t
CITY AND COUNTY
lome boxes
ilong with
20-3t
It is asserted that the Dublin postoffice election left some "sore spots,' despite the fact that Miss Oler, the
successful candidate, is held In esteem and is very popular.
feeling previous to the election w
high pitch and it will take soro time
to heal.
Christmas Haner's.
Amphora
hiKtoT
at
pottery at
The son of Mr. M. L. Crocker who has been confined at the St. Vincent
tal at Indianapolis for the past
weeks, after going through
Serious operation will be home
morrow evening.
W204t
Horace Keelor will go to Indianapo
lis Saturday to spend Christmajr and
a part of the holidays with Caf Baugh
man, formerly of Richmon
L. E. Waterman's fi
Haner's.
In tain pens at
Richmond Methodists learn if 'ho deaCh of Bishop McCabe, with great sorrow. He was known personally
to many of them and has ireach
here on several occasions.
Gold fish make a rule
Prices' have just secure
ones. 20-3t
ie M
IS
resent.
JO bright
The usuual week of festivities wi
take nlace at Easthaven during JIG
holidays.
s
ar-Vibbey &. jr 20-n
Silk and Wool Muff I
Co.
Work on the Hoosier Drill
ny s new ounaings is going
rapidly despite the cold
a good sized force of
ed
Copa-
weatkrer aud
menf employ-
waters at 205t
A SPLENDID MEMORANDUM
Fine perfumes anol tW Leo H. Fieh's Pharnfpy.
Within the next month the Rich
mond Home Telephone Company s new building on North 9th street, will be under cover. The structure promis
es to be a handsome one,
Silver plated Holl er's.
Jwrare
at Han-
City Ordinances Are Now in Shape
So That They Can be Readily Used !
by Police Department Big Im provement.
SPECIAL DERRIBK NEEDED
Charles Ferguson of Elwood, form
erly Panhandle detective statfoned
in this city was here yesterday call
ing on friends.
Christmas Spectacles'
Haner's.
NEW ENGINE VERY HEAVY
COUNT MUST PAY ALONE Madame Gould Will Not Have to Help In Liquidating Debts of For
mer Husband.
Publishers Press.l
e
Paris, Dec. IS. Madame Goipa, the former Countess Bcnl de Castellane. was victorious in the suits baftught by rreditors and money lendepf against hr, with the object of nmking her Jointly responsible with thp count. Cf lhe 15 cases 13 were dis.ssed by the Court, with costs agains plaintiffs.
AN UNUSUAL
Perhaps no stor
foing a bigger busts
faan Wllke's-
3P
S3
RADE. Richmond is in its line
Board of Works Notified That Part of Equipment for City Light Plant Was Shipped From Schnectady Yesterday.
The upright engine which Is to form a part of the new equipment for the municipal electric light plant weighs 24 tons and the General Electric Company wired the Board of Works to ascertain u-hoti. . :
IUC1C I waa a lifting crane of sufficient ca- J
lo nanaie the engine and take it off the train. The Board informed the company that there was none in the city of such capacity that could be procured. The General Electric Company, consequently, will becompelled to transport a speclay'crane to Richmond to unload the sfty's machinery. The shipment fas made yesterday at Schnectadv N. Y., ac
cording to advices revived by the
iioara.
Use artificial a r light and heat
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As an evidence that there 'is need
! for a condification of the city ordinances, it might be pointed out thai
there are 57 police ordinances and 123 others which have been passed by the city council since the year 1S9S the time when the present ordinance book was compiled and printed. Nearly two hundred ordinances which do not appear, some of them amending or repealing those which are contained in the ordinance bevk now used by all departments of the city. City Clerk Taggart yesterday completed the work of making a memorandum of all police ordinances for the benefit of the police department. The detailed provisions of these new ordinances were not written out. as such a task would have required much time, but hereafter when the police department cannot find an ordinance in the book which will cover a case in point, reference to the memorandum furnished by the Clerk can be made and if the title is found which fits the case, detailed Information as to its provisions may be
found by referring to the Xritten or
dinance record in the jraice of the
city clerk.
"Bill" Earle, formerly manager anJ
captain of the Entre Nous team h
will manage the Scottdale, I'a., am
in the Pennsylvania leaguer nxt
summer, and is already in Jhe har
ness, looking for players.
Prices' have some lates, in handsome pa
a work of art. 20-3t
A e 1
s
1 .
Yuv
Go to Simmons for Xmas
According to Richmond marchants
there was less sh-riing done away from home by Ric nond people this
vear than for a long period. Rich
mond stores have the finest
they have ever carried and mond Palladium carried the ments of more merchants
other paper.
Christmas hand pai
iher's.
f.toJrf
the larch-
ananu
fcfc
nce-
n any
china
Mrs. George Brown of spent yesterday in the city.
Books, Xmas Books, Mo 20-4t
atl
Kokffmo i
rjp 4L Co. I
Griffin Ellis of Chicago will
nday in the city the gjiest
mother Mrs. Cornelia Ellis
Hand embroidered
at M. C. Bradbury's, 1015
20-5t
sand flf his
cerchiefs
lin street.
Mr. and Mrs. TanneHll leftjtodj
to snend Christmas with relativejr at
Columbus, O.
r
Zoller & Craighead have g beauti
ful line of Electric and GTs Stand Lamps. f 20-3t,
Mrs. Ada Bollinger left this looming for Cincinnati to visit friens and relatives. .
nice Amas cigairB ci k 141
20-4t
XMiss Nellie Wise of Gree
in the city visiting friends
Morris & Co. Book sto
20-4 1
i
ork Is
Get a nice turkey.
I er's, Christmas Dafg'
rkey dnner
at Zwiss-20-5t
A. II. Vogt of Piqua. O' will spend Christmas with Mr. an" Mrs. H. li.
Graham.
Christmas watc
htrf
fm
at Haner's.
Mr: and Mrs. Will Cummins will
sand the holidays at Ttfechanicsburj
Ohio.
Sweet orange Japanese Persi
and Malaga Gra
20-Ct
T
radons,
fits at
fornia Pears, Grape fruit Prices.'
Rev. T. H. Kuhn yepterday return
ed from Indianapolis, where he went
on a business trip.
f
1
Christmas ringsat Haner's
Harry Hebble, the patrolman who has been ill for several days, is slowly
recovering.
Go to Simmo
BELIv Martha Bell the wifo of John H. Bell of Portland, Ind.. died early yesterday morning at East Haven at the age of 54 years. Her remains were taken to Fortland for burial. HARTMAN The funeral of the lo fant child of William Hartman. will
be held from the home of the parents North of the city Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, the Rev. Hubor offl ciating. The burial will be In Luth I erania. STRATE The funeral of Francis T. Strate will be held from the home!
504 North 22nd street Thursday
morning. The cortege will go to th settlement four miles north of Rich mond, where services will be bell in the Friends' church. .The burial will bo in the samo place. '
REPORT
OF BOOKS SOLD
County Superintendent Jordan hn
Prepared Figures for Each Township and Corporation.
Xmas cigars.
20-4t
An old man came Into the police headquarters last night and stated Chat he w-as without" funds' or friends and war"4 n place to sufbd the night.
He vp tted io sup In tho base
ment c. ,ity b
1847 Rogers' Haner's.
tiltfhg
Silverware at
The toy display in the west winlow
of the Jones Hardware company is attracting much attention, both on the part of the youngsters and' older peo
ple.
Christmas toilet
at Haner's.
The Pennsylvania trains are still pulling into Richmond station Jate. Almost every train yesterdayywas between ten and thirty minutjji behind
schedule time.
See Adams' Drug
601 Main street fi
mas Candy put u at Special Prices
or fnc
UP
re wmaow at
Box Christ-
Imported boxes
introduce goods. 1S7L
Both the Interurbans aud railroads are doing a heavy business this, week, the local traffic being particularly heavy. The stations are crowded all day long by the people from the smaller towns in the vicinity of Richmond,
who come here to do tfieir Christmas
shopping.
M
for Xmas.'
Mrs. B. F. Rather of Dayto
the city visiting friends.
Christmas bracelets at
int choco-
iges that are
ill like one.
WARNING
Those now tainly regret
Wilke's a vlsF
where.
r before
Street Commissioner Dye yesterday covered the pavement on the Mam street bridge with a thin coaling of sand. He believes his treatment wll prevent horses slippingpon the icy
blocks.
Best Books at 20-4t
t
I
nis in
Xmas lamps at Vaners.
Everett Seikeman writes from the West to his parents, that he is getting
along nicely and Is gaining In weight
i He hopes to be able to resumar his
school work in the fall.
Mrs. Eilzabeth NichoLT of Winches
ter was in the city jEsterday shop
ping.
ris &. Co.
You can't afford v not look over our
Umbrellas. Kildaey &. Co. 20-1 1
Mrs. Verle Shafer of Gr
was in the city yesterday
Leave your order fof ynice Christ
mas cake at Zwissle(s bakery, 908 Main street or 28 South Fifth street. 20-5t
aprsiorK
1
Mr. Brookbank the jolly auctioneer of Liberty. Ind., was in the city yes
terday sellin f the Livery stock of Ca
leb Williams.
All Lady Maccabees are requested to meet Thursday afternoonDecember 19 at 2 o'clock. LajJy Elliott
District State Deputy jfm be pres
ent.
Toilet case shaving sets macy.
J.
icure sets and
Leo H. Fihe's Phar-
20-5t
PUBLIC,
'shopping jfrill cer-
taey tn t pay
the buy else-
Use artificial gas
r
turiigh
w -
t and heat
The remains of the frame building of the plant of the Richmond Chair,
Company, damaged by fire som
ago, have been entirely cleared away and work preliminary torectig the
new structure, is unfdeway
Christmas Jewel cases if Haner's.
Telephone the RUSmond Steam Laundry to get youJftandry, tf
Shower Sprays nd Bith specialties, Electric and jpasLamps, Electric flat irons andgvyarming pads at Zoller &. Craighead? 20-3t' y Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Altenbacic of Sidney, O., will spend ChristnyS with Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Maag mid fam
ily of South 7th street.
Business men's luncneKT served In
the Cafe of the Weff9 Hotel every day from 11:30 to o'ciock. Price 35 cents. , . 12-tf
Charles Jordan, County superintend
dent of schools has completed hi: report of the books sold In variou; townships for the term ending thl month, the proceeds going to the var
ious school book firms that have cou
tracts in Indiana, The amounts li each township and school corpora
tlon follow: TOWNSHIPS.
Abincton $ 57.63
Boston 63.1
Center 104.9
Clay , 100.9
Dal ton 4S.4 Franklin .'. 96.4 Greene 10LT
Harrison 49. C
Jackson 103. S Jefferson 84.3
New Garden 123.1
Perry , 68
Washington 48.3
Wayne 376.S Webster 49.7 Richmond 6S6.5
Cambridge City 124.2 Centerville 74.r. Dublin 67. Hagerstown 96.6 Milton C9.(t
MANSFIELD BADLY HUR
George Cunningham Takes His Plac
at Defensive Play en the New Castle Team.
Ado Mansfield now a member
the New Castle, Pa., polo team wrf
recently hadly hurt, his arm eith f A. 9 1 I
Del nK aisiocaiea or Byruiiieu, ia
Cunningham, also of Richmond
now doing defensive work for tc
New Castle team.
CASTOR! A Pc T.J-U and Children.
Tba Kind Yea Hars Abajs C::
Signature ot,Zfdi J
HTurbevs. CMcMis. mmi
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We Have a Fine Selection for Chrisnas. Leave Your Order
Early Plenty of Baimore Oysters.
Our Own Make Lard, fer lb.,. Choice Cuts Beef to Roast, per
Beef to Boil, per lb Fresh Side Pork, per lb.... Pork to Boil or Roast,; per I
Fresh Pan or Link Sausage
Select Sugar Cured Baori
Full Line Cooked Meats.
Prompt Delivery.
. -m . . . . r ...
and Hams.
. 10o . 10c . . 8c 12'ac ,12'2o ,124c
Please Give Us a Call.
Long Bros., Cash Heat -Harbe
Both Phones 299
324 Main St.
Opp. Court Hous
Christmas combs at
Maner'
Ray K. Shively returned
dianapolis last night.
from In-
A whirl of trade at
20-4t !
rorris A. Co.
Many of the students away at nchoc! are arriving home for the holidays and practically all of them will reach Richmond by tomorrow nigh
If you want any coal get the Jst. I can supply you with it. I invite comparison of my coal with that of others, for it's the besjr Why should I hesitate to tell you about it? Mrt me with your order. If you do, I will win your cifidence and your future trade. Order from me tofiy and get prompt delivery. Office: Bullcrdick's Cannery. 0. G. Bullcrdlclf, Sooth fifth St Phsse 1235.
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