Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 79, 31 March 1907 — Page 8

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Maifs Best friend in Time of Need. When You Need It Ask Us Tor IL

If you have a loan elsewhr-v and should find the payments too large or should want better ternta or more money, or if you owe a balance on your furniture, or owe rent, grocer, doctor or other bill, we will advance and centralize your indebtedness; then you will have only one place to pay. If you have several little accounts outstanding, would it not be better for you to come to us and get the money to pay them all off? We can arrange your payments any size to suit you, on either a weekly or monthly plan. Come in and talk it over with us and let us explain our easy terms of loaning money "on furniture, pianos, fixtures, horses and vehicles. If you cannot call at our office write to us and our agent will call at your house and talk it over with you. It costs you nothing to learn our methods. Business Confidential Richmond Loan Co. ESTABLISHED 1895 Room 8, Colonial Building, Richmond, Ind. Home hone 445

INCREASE IN BATES HAS BEEN DELAYED

No Advance on Grain Until the First of May, It Is-Novv Announced.

CONFERENCE AT CHICAGO.

THE PENNSYLVANIA ACTED WITH THE OTHER ROADS IN THE MATTER RICHMOND DIVISION WAS REPRESENTED.

Local railroad freight officials have announced that the increase in grain rates, which was to have taken effect

i April 1st on all railroads will be post

poned till May 1st under a special dispensation granted by the interstate commerce commission. According to the statements of a local official yesterday, the Pennslyvania has practically cleaned air its grain traffic up

GRAND JURY WILL BE GIVEN A LEAVE

EXCEPTIONSARE TAKEN. Earl Crawley Denies That His Wife has Any Connections With . His Trouble With Hawkins.

Earl Crawley, who was the prosecuting witness against Benjamin Hawkins, in police court, Saturday, Haw-

A? Mpmhopc Ara Pormorc 'kins being fined for assault and bats memDers Are farmers, it denies that Mrs Cravvlov had

anything to do with the trouble botwee n him and Hawkins and also denies that Mrs. Crawley had abused

Hawkins with her tongue. He states that the trouble was mere.lv a grudge between, Hawkins and himself.

They Will Be Allowed to Attend to Spring Work.

BUSINESS IS NOT URGENT.

IT IS PROBABLE THAT AFTER ORGANIZATION NOTHING WILL BE DONE FOR A PERIOD OF TWO WEEKS.

Prosecutor Jesup Saturday after

noon asked Judge Fox if he would ex

cuse for a week longer the members of the grand jury for the April term of court immediately after they had met Monday and organized. The prosecutor stated that there would be but little work for the jury to transact this term of court and that all of them would be seriously embarrassed if they

Cse artificial gas tor light and heat 10-tf

along the lines but shippers on many f had to transact this business immedi-

other lines in Indiana and Ohio, in atelv

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OFFICE-BULLERDICK'S CANNERY 0. D. EWLLEROICK, S. 5TH ST. -Phone 1235

LET US . . . CUT YOUR LUMBER Into any size boards or finish, just as you want it. We have the machinery and do work promptly. See us for Fence Posts, Shingles or anything in Lumber. LOUCK & HILL CO. 200-210 North Fourth St., Richmond, Ind.

conference with railroad men in Chicago, Friday, asked that the railroads postpone the raising of the rates until the many millions of bushels of grain now laying in the ware houses was moved. An amicable agreement was reached by the interested parties, which resulted in the postponement

H grain rates will become effective. The

movement of the large Quantity of

grain cannot b made at present ow

ing to the scarcity of cars, and the railroads, wishing to take no unfair

advantage of the shippers, and knowing that the car shortage was largely through the management, postponed effective rate. 'Locaf Division Represented. ' The Richmond division was represented at the meeting in the Windy City, and according to the representative's statement, the railroad men after once filing notices that a certain freight rate will go into effect, then have to appeal to the Interstate Commerce commission before this can be set nsMe or postponed. He said that the Pennsylvania acted with the other and more seriously affected roads in (he matter, in that it would not be

wise to raise the rates over those charged by the more affected roads.

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JOHN F. WELLEIMKAMP, Jeweler Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Carefully Repaired ' SPECIAL ORDER WORK. 519 Main Street. At Routh's Music Store. New Phone 561 Richmond, Ind.

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The RICHMOND TRUST COMPAN Will Open for Business at 715 Main Street.

OFFICERS: E.G. Hibberd, President. Adam II, Bartel, First Vice President. J. J. Harrington, Second Vice President. K. Henley, Secretary & Treasurer.

Adam II. Rartel. Howard Campbell. K. H. Gates. George L. Cates. , John B. Dougan.' George H. Eggemeyer.

DIRECTORS: .John M. Eggemeyei Jonas Gaar. Henry Gennett. J. J. Harrington, E. G. Hibberd. Charles H. Land,

THE RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $23,000. 3 per cent paid on savings.

"All the members of the jury are farmers," said the prosecutor,, "and

all of them right now are head over

heels at work on their farms. I also understand that two of the jurymen have been unable to secure farm laborers to assist them in their work, and if these two men were called from their farms for the next week or two, ;'t

would be a great hardship to them." Judge Fox stated that as the jury work they would be called upon to do was not pressing, he would permit an adjournment after Monday until later on in the term.

City and County

STATISTICS.

SUBURBAN NEWS. FAIRVIEW. Another new house in Benton Heights. This one is being built by John Handley on Ridge Street. There are several other owners of ground in the new addition, who contemplate building there in a short time. Foundations have been laid and cellars dug. for the house which is being erected on State street, by James Schlagle, as well as for the one being erected by Moses Harris on Charles

street. The job will be put into the

hands of the carpenters in a short time. Mrs. John Townsoml and Mrs. Fred Denny nie visiting relatives in Indian

apolis. i ' . Notice Druids. Grand local Arch Ruckelhaus and Grand Secretary Geider of Indianapo

lis, will be in attendance at the meet-J

ing or jticnmonu urove or uruids Jion day night. All brothers are request

nil to lf in nttfnrlnnf f "fl.it !

Building Permits. E. W. Connell, frame house, North Twenty-first street, $1,200. D. A. Dennis, frame, Southwest Third street, $1,000. Rachel J. Stubbs, frame veranda, 100 South Fourteenth street, $150. William S. Chenoweth, double frame South A street, between Eighth and Ninth streets. $:J,500.' George Zuttei meister, brick barn, 1007 South A street, $200. August Stauber, frame, West Third and Chestnut streets, $540. S. K. Armond, frame, S02 North F street, $o0. Taylor Reynolds, frame, -South E street, between Eleventh and Twelfth $1,S00.

S.ORDERS TAKEN FOR.. AUTOMOBILE TIRES BIG LINE OF BICYCLE TIRES. SEE OUR SPECIAL $1.58 TIRES Emblem Bicycles $25 up GEO. BREHM Successor to Morrow 517 MAIN ST. PHONE 1747

SECOND NATIONAL BANK United States Depository. The Second National Bank of Richmond offers to depositors every facility which their balances, business and responsibility warrant. Capital $250,000 Surplus $390,000

PRKSITENT: John B. Ltougaa. VICK-PRES.; C. W. lamer.

John B. rvuujan. l'anlel O. Rtld. lieo. II. KpKeiueyer. l W. Kim r. Ksm'l W. Oh nr. Howard Campbell.

OFFICERS : VICEPRF.S: Daniel U. Keid. CASHIEU: am'l. W.Gaar. DIRECTORS : f. H. Strattan, Jr. O. II. Ijmd. riem A. aar. K. i. Hill. H. C Starr Henry Cieunett.

vicE-rnr..t Geo. H Kg6myr. AST.-CASHIER: Will O, Bcekr.

F. O. TTlrmer,,. John H. Iluwurd. John J. Harrington. 1". W. Mini th. tieo. V. Miller.

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' Deaths and Funerals. EDGERTON The funeral of Charles R. Edgerton will be from the home. 2:'0 Pearl street. Monday afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. Clarence M. Case officiating. . Friends will be welcome

to call any time. Interment will be in Earlham cemetery.

RED CROSS BALL BLUE Should be in every home. Ask your grocer for it. Large 2 oz. package only 5 cents.

Artificial gas. me 20-tn Century fuel. 10-tX

pern dell EXTRA pINE SIFTED

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EXCLUSIVE AGENCY HERE IN RICHMOND.

J. M. EGGEMEYER 4th and Plain Sts.

DOUBLE STAMPS DiUBLE

Tuesday Evening at 6 O'clock until Wednesday Evening at 6 O'clock. Tuesaay evening at 6 o'clock until Wednesday evening . Bring your order Tuesday night. Store open until 9 o'clock. ' Dry Goods coming in on every train. A good, clean, new stock to cnoose from. Princess Flour in cloth sacks 55c. Gold Medal Spring Wheat. The best 70c. 18 lbs. granulated, 15 A or 20 X-C Sugar for $1.00, Hood's Leader Coffee 15c pound. Hood's Morning Glory Blend coffee at 20c is ground. Hood's Fancy Blend coffee and 23 stamps for 25c. Best and smoothest potatoes in city 60c bushel. 7 bars Lenox or 8 of Santa Claus soap for 25c. 100 Piece Dinner set of English Ware for $9.98, worth $15 every where. - Pictorial Review Patterns. 'N - -

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

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The City in Brief.

Butterlck's Patterns. Morris & Go's. I

ater bills due April 1st. 31-1 Oti

Roy Peck, son of ex-Councilman ' Cash Peck, may rcurn to Richmond !

in two weeks. He is with the Barlow

minstrel show.

Water bills due April 1st.

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Will Roller of Greensfork. spent Sat-;

urday in Richmond.

Prof. Amie Tschaen, of Williams

burg, was in Richmond Saturday.

GRAND EASTER LAYOUT! Fancy Strawberries 35c A Few Turkeys and Plenty of Chickens

Water bills due April 1st.

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Telephone the RIenraona steam Laundry to get your laundry. tf

Green Beans. Green Peas. New Potatoes. Egg Plant. Oyster Plant. White Radishes. Red Radishes. Breakfast Radishes. Mangoes. Spinach and Kale.

Home Grown Cauliflower New Tomatoes. New Asparagu Cucumbers. New Onions. Parsley. Fancy Celery. New Beets. New Carrots. Rhubarb. . Lettuce.

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25 Pounds Granulated Sugar, $1.25 Ripe Pineapples. Florida Oranges. You Want the Best Give us Your Order

Herman Sipe, the barber who was thought to have returned to Richmond, his former place of business, has been apprehended. He was located at Lima, O., and taken to Portland, Ind. He is out of jail under a bond of $1,000. He is alleged to have stoP en a ring from Helen Boone.

Take your laundry to the Richmond Steam Laundry. 919 Main St.. Phon? 151. Carpets Cleaned. july31-tf

BEE HIVE GROCERY CO

Js meeting wit a success at Indianapo

lis. Her voice has been examined by Prof. r)oii nelly, well known musician, who pronounces it one of the purest in tone quality. By the terms of the will of John Henry Rosa, which was probated Saturday three daughters inherit all the estate. They are Mary Elizabeth, Emma Helena and Clara Amelia. Mary Is named as executrix.

PHONES 190

Ton can't tell a woman's ae after she takes HGilister'ss Rocky Mountain Tea. Her complexion is fine. She is

round, plump and handsonie; in facti

she is young: again. 3. cents, Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co.

DICKINSON TRUST CO. i Capital, Surplus and Profits, $140,000 . STATEMENT OF CONDITION At the Closo of Business March 30th, 1907. RESOURCES Mortgage Loans $506,567.00 J Collateral Loans 330.223.61 Stocks and Bonds .... 267,270.93 1,104,061.54 Company's Building.... 8,00C.C0 Other Real Estate Owned ... 12,000.00 Cash and Due from Banks. 151,183.82 $1,275,245.36 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ 100,000.00 Surplus Fund 2C.00C.00 Undivided Profits 22,789.56 Premium Reserve 3C.00 ' Trust Deposits $ 12,008.58 Deposits r 1,120,417.22 1,132,425.80 $1,275,245.36 SAVINGS DEPOSITS January 1, 1901 $ 22,364.92 January 1, 1902 110.339.25 January 1, 1903 305,480.78 January 1, 1904 489,222.37 January 1, 1905 576,201.60 January 1,' 1906... 742.6CC.13 March 30, 1907 ... ..... $978,916.83 . OFFICERS. Samuel Dickinson, President. Howard Campbell. Vice-President. Edgar F. Hiatt, Sec'y and Treas. Charles A. Francisco, Assistant Sec'y

DIRECTORS.

Edwin IT. Cates. Howard Campbrl Samuel Dickinson. Joseph. J. Dickinson. Samuel W. Gaar.

Omar nolllngsworth, P. W. Smith. -; John L. Rupo. Henry C. Starr. Elsar G. Hibberj.

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The Price you pay today for a of the price you will pay in the life Better call and look them over.

OW many of your hard earned dollars go up in ice each

year? A great many more, than you would like to have, undoubtedly. The main question with most of us is how we can best reduce this number of dollar to a minimum. The solution of the problem lies with the refrigerator. refrigerator is but a small part time of the refrigerator for ice.

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Patented Ventilating Awnings Made to Order UPHOLSTERING AND AWNINGS. Parlor Fur Couches, Shirt Waist Boxes Made to Order. UPHOLSTERING. MATTRESSES, fepairing a Specialty; All Work Guaranteed First Class. Home Phone 593. Old Phone 409R. No. 14 South Seventh Street.

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BAP-M-WET EASY TO USE. 15C CAN

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W. H. Ross Drug Co. Phones 77. 804 Main 8L