Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 363, 28 March 1907 — Page 8

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram.

---- f---------------- --n-i - -i ,J - - - f The pity in Brief. LOCAL METHODISTS READY FOR EVEHT SECOND NATIONAL BANK Knollenberg's Store Butterlck's Patterns, Morris & Go's. Relleved In 24 Hours or Honey frof unded. If yon bare Khumtlm, Gout. Sciatica or Lima Back try "Smith Pataaaium Compound", it stops the pain. remoTea tfce caose and when that is done hare no fear of deformities. Trial package mailed free by addrsIne John A. Smith Co., Milwaukee. Wis. Money refunded if the first 50c bottle fails to Citr Engineer Fred Charles has put up a-bulletin board, containing information of interest to contractors. Affairs of Congregations Being Closed Up in Anticipation of Conference

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Capital 0250,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits, 0385,000 Depository of Funds For the United States.

First Turtle Soup of the season Saturday night at Lou Knopfs. 28-2t Improvements at the city jail may be ordered by the board of works. iatisty rou. At Druggist's 50c. Cream Easter Eggs that are pure, and good to eat, at Price's. 2S-2t TO MEET AT LOGANSPORT.

Our assortment is complete in the various qualities and colors for the Spring Season We wish to invite the Ladies, as many as can, to come tomorrow Friday and avoid the Saturday rush. Glove fitting can only be done by a few of the salesladies, and it is therefore a great favor to us and of advantage to the buyer to come when the rush is not so great. f Our line of GLOVES includes the following: 12 Button Trefousse at S3.00 16 Button Trefousse at - $3.50 Black, White, Brown and Grey. The ordinary Two:elasp Voltaire, the leading $1.00 Glove in the market, in all the desirable shades TheiCoronna at $1.25, all shades. The Virginia at $1.50, all shades. The Maggioni at $1.75, French Kid, all m the newest shades. Silk Gloves in the long fengths at $1.00 and $1.50 Black, White and Colors. Long Lisle Thread Gloves at 75c and $1.00.

Black and White. We are prepared to please the ladies as to variety of quality, color and price. -

The Geo. H. Knbllenberg Co.

STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS In the FIRST NATIONAL BANK "V, Of Richmond at Last Eight Calls of the Comptroller.

November 9, 1905 $447,070.83

January 29, 1906 $477,852.93

April 6, 1906 $512,441.46

June 18, 1906 $549,403.82

September 4, 1906 $662,260.78

November 6, 1906 $666,235.80

January 26, 1907 $707,834.77

March 22, 1907 777,897.53

THE FAMOUS

JELL

ITU

COFFEE

Is still the Leading 25c Coffee in Richmond, packed in one-pound air tight cans, full weight.

Ve have recently put in the most up-to-date Electric Coffee "Mill in the city, and can Granulate of Pulverize your coffee perfectly, call and see our mill.

BEE HIVE GROCERY CO.

PHONES 190

Take your laundry to the Richmond Steam Laundry, 919 Main St., Phona 151. Carpets Cleaned. July31-tf

Ross Lamott's school in Washing

ton township has closed, ending a few

days early because of scarlet fever.

First Turtle Soup of the season

Saturday night at Lou Knopf's. 2S-2t

PART OF ONE OF BEST ORGANIZED RELIGIOUS BODIES IN EXISTENCE TERRITORY AND VALUE OF PROPERTY.

Fruit Strawberry Ice Cream, and

five other flavors at Price's. 2S-2t

If a consignment of cement. arrives

as expected, repairs will be made to the county jail floor next week.

Mrs. Goldie Cole Stonner of Ft.

Smith, Arkansas, arrived Wednes

day, called here by the serious illness

of her mother, Mrs. L. R. Adams.

Harriet J. Johnson has

Johnson for divorce.

sued Nils

First Turtle Soup of the season

Saturday night at Lou Knopf's. 2S-2t

Choice beef, pork, veal and lamb, at

Liong Bros.', 324 Main street. Both

phones 299.

Next Monday the county commis

sioners will begin their April term ses

sion, probably mucn win come up

for consideration.

Ice Cream Rabbits and Hens, appro

priate for Easter; can be had at

Price's. - 2S-2t

Telephone the Richmond steam

Laundry to get your laundry. tf

Arthur A. Curme and famils will re

move from South Eighteenth street to

No. 11 South Sixteenth street. B. F. Parsons has bought the Curme proper

ty for $3,5(10.

Small, medium and large cream

eggs and all good to eat, at Price's.

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Decorated Cream Easter Eggs at Price's. 28-2t

The city council will meet next Monday night. Unless there should be a communication of some kind from the traction officials, there probably will be little of interest to come up.

Order your meat for your Easter dinner of Long Bros.', opp. Court House, 324 Main st. Both Phones 299.

After this week the affairs of the

four local Methodist, congregations will have bean closed up preparatory to the annual conference which ill be held at Logansport, beginning on April 1. The First, Grace and Third churches have held their final quarterly conferences, so that only the Fifth street church remains to close its year's business. All local congrega tions will be able to send good reports to the conference. As the time approaches for holding the sixty-fourth annual pession of the North Indiana body at Market street church in Logansport, with Bishop j McDowell of Chicago, presiding, iruer-'

est begins to center in this great church organization, whose church machinery is not excelled by any religious organization in the world and

a few carefully compiled facts regard

ing the enormity of the work this

great conference is doing will, to many

people, prove a matter of great interest at this time. Extent of Territory. The North Indiana conference comprises all the territory in the northeast quarter of the state and is divided into six districts, the Ft. Wayne, Goshen, Logansport, Muncie, Richmond and Wabash. Each district is under the supervision of a presiding elder. . The conference is comprised of 266 active ministers and twentyeight probationers, making a total of 294. In addition to this there are 212 local preachers. One hundred and thirty-three preachers of the conference have died since the conference was organized sixty-four years ago, There are now fifty-four widows of preachers belonging to the North Indiana M. E. conference. Value of Property. There are 495 churches, valued at 2,C59,600. There are 8,483 probationers and 57,691 members in full connection within the bounds of this con-

TWO DISTINCT GROCERY FEATURES For Tomorrow Only Strictly Fresh EggsTomorrow 3 doz. 50c

Granulated Sugar Tomorrow 25 lb cloth bag $1.25 Watch this space for Special Easter Market Saturday.

J. M. EGGEMEYER 4th and Plain Sts.

ference, an increase during the year of

1,378. For buildings and repairs on churches and parsonages $122,579 was paid out last year. The total amount

paid out last year to the ministers as

salaries was $173,526, a net increase of

over $5,949.

There are 485 Sunday schools, with 7,444 officers and teachers and 56.S11

pupils. The average attendance last

year was 30,347. There are 258 sen

ior Epworth league chapters and 161

junior societies. The seniors have a

membership of 32,210 and the juniors

2,103.

RED CROSS BALL BLUE

Should be in every home. Ask your

grocer for it. Large 2 oz. package

only 5 cents".

ArtiacJal gas, the 20th Century tul 10-tf

INTEREST IN LECTURES

Ministerial Association Advertising Dr.. Taylor.

Window cards and other advertising

for the lectures of the Rev. Dr. Taylor

next week, have been placed in the

business houses of the city. The min

isterial association is hard at work in

order to create enthusiasm and interest in the events, and they say great good will be accomplished by the lectures. They will be illustrated with stereopticon and a scientific analysis of beer and other drinks will be given. Dr. Taylor will appear at Reid Memorial church for a series of five lectures April 4, 5 and 6th.

No Case on Record. There is no case on record of a cough -or cold resulting in pneumonia or cosumption after Foley's Honey and Tar has been taken, as it will stop your cough and break up your cold quickly. Refuse any but the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package. Contains no opiates and is safe and sure. A.- G Luken & Co.

Nankin, China is to have an electric light system of the most modern kind; also a new water works.

"BUG MAN" IS EXPECTED. W. J. Phillips Will Continue His Experiments at the Ratliff Farm During the Summer.

W. J. Phillips, the "bag man," who last summer conducted a series of experiments on iie farm of Walter S. Ratliff, west of the city, is expected in the city at any time. He will again take up his work of experimenting on several species of insects, which are playing havoc with various kinds of grasses and grains. His experiments will continue during the entire summer.

EUJust ISte Seew To IBe &ppirec3a1tedl. Our line of $1.98 LADIES' OXFORDS in Patent Leather or Kid, Hand Turn, some stylish and dressy. We are still making a fuss about our $3.50 LINE OF LADIES' SHOES in Welt and Turn, Pat. Kid Leather, or Plain Kid. We positively say that they cannot be duplicated in the city at this price. Did you see that nobby line of BOYS', YOUTHS' and LITTLE GENTS' PAT. LEATHER BUTTON OR LACE SHOE. It's the latest out, and if your boy needs a pair, you must see them.

If its

we have

popular

you want

got them at

Fred G. La farm a mi 713 Main St-

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The E. G. Hill Co. will have for sale Friday and Saturday Easter Plants and Cut Flowers at American Express Co's room, cor. Ninth and Main. $1.50 to Indianapolis and Return. The Indianapolis and Eastern traction company will sell on all morning cars Friday, March 29th, good returning March 31. round trip tickets. Richmond to Indianapolis for $1.50, account Southern Indiana Teachers Association. See local agent. L'6-3t

Taster Presentation

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a Salai Bowl

with every 50c Purchase of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder, Extract or Spices. One week only, March 25 to SO.

727 MAIN ST. Old Phone 53W. New 107.

OFFICERS:

PRESIDENT: John B. Dougsa. VICK-PRES.S C. W. lur.

John B. Doucan. 1-anlel G. Keid. Ueo. H. KgRemeyer. I". V. Elmer. KanTl W. (iHr. Howard Campbell.

VICE PRE3 : Daniel U. Held. CASHIER: Sani'l. W.Gaar.

DIRECTORS

P. S. Btrattaa, Jr. C. H. I And. Clem A. iar. K. o. Hill. JI. C. isiarr Henry tiennatt.

VICE-PRES.t Uea. li Kggemyr. Af ST. -CASHIERS Will C. bk.r.

E. O. nibhrl. John 11. Howard. John J. Harrington. 1. W. (Smith. Ueo. W. Miller.

We Will Now Commence Selling The Soap

Of which our National Capitol Building in Big Show Window

is built. Remember a regular Cuticle Soap sold under an

other Trade Mark at 25c, we sell U this week for Five Cents With each cake sold you aet to auess the number of

cakes of soap in the building. The first one that guesses the exact number or comes nearest to the number aets $5.00.

Come early as it will soon go and some one will make $5.00. Remember one guess with every bar sold. JSO cents per doz. en " HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE

Trading Stamps with All Purchase?. Free Delivery. New Phone 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main Street.

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