Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 90, 16 April 1907 — Page 8

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Tuesday, April 16, 1907. Page Eight. HOLDER'S ANIMALS ARE ,WELL TRAINED Show at the Coliseum Has Many Features Which Are Well Worth Seeing. WORK Oil STREETS IS BADLY HEEDED Are Placed In Perilous Position. SECOND NATIONAL SANK

United States Depository. The bank which has a capital of $250,000 and a surplus fund and undivided profits of $390,000. It is equipped with all the requisites and facilities known to a first-class institution and a general banking business.

Attention Called to Bad Condition of North E From Tenth to Sixteenth.

People Are Blowing Their Horns about ths fine qualities possessed by the Richmond Export

Have you tried It? If not, you are missinz something cood. "A word to the wise is sufficient." Minck Brewing Co. CLOTHES BASKETS We have just received a fine lot of WHITE WILLOW, HAND MADE ONES. Four sizes. Coiling Brooms. . Whisk Brooms. Carpet Brooms. Scrub Brushes of all kinds. Carpet Tacks. Cotton Mops and Mop Handles. House Cleaning material of all kinds. BEE' HIVE , Grocery Company Phones 190, 29S. fUl A My father had been sufferer from sick bfsrtschs for the last iweptT-Bre years and nerer found any relief nutil he began taking your Cancarets. Since lie bas begun takinc Cascarets be bas nerer bad he headache. They have entirely cured him. : Cascarets do what yon recommend them to do. C 1 e'e you the prW'ege of using his name." j Cat. Liickson-1110 Rr-iner St., W.Indiauapoli J. Ind. j Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Gofl. To Oood, Sever i-en. Weaken or irip. Hc. 2r.c.Sc. Nevf t ld in bn.n. The genoine tablet tmpel CCC Guaranteed to cure or your money back.. Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N.Y. 5gS ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES JOHN A. HABING 331 S. 6th St. Staple and Fancy Groceries FLOUR and FEED. Pno.vE 376 Upholstering and General Furniture Repairing All Work Guaranteed. J. B. HOLTHOUSE Phone 472 124 South Sixth Nyal's Cod Liver Compound Tasteless and Palatable. No oil or grease. Easy to take. It buiids you up. Guaranteed by M. J. Quigley COURT HOUSE PHARMACY Pennsylvania LINES EXCURSIONS TO LOS ANGELES, CAL. April 27 to May 1 Mystic Shriners May 7 to 1T German Baptist Brethren. Good going one route, returning another. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. May ?,l to Juie 3 American Medical Association. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. July r. G and 7 Knights Templar. JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION, Norfolk, Va. April ItMh to November 00th. Choice of a number of attractive rates. j?,; PHILADELPHIA July 12, IS and 14 B. P. O. E. One-way Second-class Colonist Tickets to Idaho, Montana, Mexico and Pacific Coast Points at Unusually Low Fare daily during April. AROUND THE WORLD. Tours $610 and upward. For full particulars consult C. TV. Elmer, Ticket Agt., Richmond. Ind.

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NORTH THIRD AND NORTH D ARE ALSO MUCH IN NEED OF PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT REFERRED TO BOARD. At council meeting Monday evenin Councilman Englebert called' attention to the condition of North E street from the east line of Tenth street to the east line of North Sixteenth and mov ed that the board of public works con sider improving this part of North E by naviner with vitrified brick or paving block and the placing of new curbing and gutters and cement walk3 on both sides of the street. He also moved that the board consider the improving of Eighth street from North A to South A by paving and the placing of curbing, gutters and cement walks. Mr. Englebert stated that he realized these improvements could not be made without the consent of the affected property owners and that he made this motion for the purpose of bringing these property owners together, so that the quastion could be thoroughly discussed with the end in view of seeing what action could be taken. Mr. Englebert stated that he did not know of any streets in town, with the possible exception of North D street, which needed improvements worse than does North E and Eighth street. He stated that the parts of these streets he recommended paving were constantly used for heavy travel, being in the manufacturing and uptown parts of town, and that he thought the welfare of the city demands that these parts of the streets included in his motion be paved and otherwise improved. Other Streets Needy. Councilman Deuker moved that the board consider the improving by paving, glitters, curbs and cement walks of North Third and North D streets. These two streets, Mr. Deuker pointed out," were constantly used in hauling heavy truck to the C, C. & L. and the Panhandle freight stations and that at the present time they are badly in need of permanent repairs. He stated that the board has found opposition ! to the making of these improvements as they would entail considerable ex pense to the property owners but. he stated, the cost of making these im provements should be divided and the city assume half the cost. The city would be benefitted by such improvements and that, such being the case, he thought it no more than right that the city should share in the cost of such public benefits. The improvements suggested by Messrs. Deuker and Englebert seemed to meet with the approval of the other councilmen and the matter was referred to the board to consider. SKIN DISEASE BACILLI KILLED BY WINTERGREEN Liquid Penetrates to the Roots of Distressing Ailments and Gives Quick Cure. Oil of wintergreen that simple liquid so well known to every druggist in the land is just coming to be properly appreciated. Its value long has been known to the medical profession, but onlj- in recent years has it been found that a proper mbiure, combined with other soothing agents, j acts instantly in all cases of Eczema and other skin diseases, stopping immediately that awful itch. t One of the doctors to whom great ! credit is due in developing this dis-' covery is Dr. Decatur D. Dennis, who, I by combining oil of wintergreen in ! proper proportions with several other; remedial agents, devised a LIQUID REMEDY that did away with greasy ointments and old-fashioned stomach remedies. The medical men were prevailed upon to give the general public the benefit of this lotion in the shape of "D. D. D. Prescription," now put up by a Chicago house, the company which makes the famous D. D. D. skin soap. A few drops stop that awful itch, and continued use means a quick cure for eczema, psoriasis, salt rheum, ringworm, dandruff and all other distressing diseases of the skin. Get a bottle of D. D. D. Prescription today, and stop that itch AT ONCE. For sale by all druggists. The oldest man in Bavaria is Peter Huter, of Hashcim. Ho was 102 years old on February l'. This May Interest You. No one is immune from Kidney trouble, so just remember that Foley's Kidney Cure will stop the irregularities and cure any case of kidney and bladder troiible that is not beyond the reach of medicine. A. G. Luken & Co. Richmond is now on the Postal Card map in good shape. We show you ! about 75 different views. They are! colored and are beauties. Bart el Sta-1 tionery Store, 925 Main street. 15-2t j j If you want help or a situation, or! want to buy or sell, use the Palladium j Went column. Use artificial gas for light and i-eat. 10-tf

NOTICE IMP. O. R. M. "Osceola Tribe No. 15. You are hereby notified to meet at Wigwam Tuesday evening. 7: HO to attend the funeral of Bro. Samuel Newby. GUY TROTTER. Sachem. Wm. HUNGERFORD. Jr., C. of R.

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KING CHARLES AND QUEEN ELIZABETH OF ROUMANIA, WHOSE PEASANTS ARE IN REVOLT. King Charles and Queen Elizabeth of Roumanla have escaped many of the ills that beset crowned heads, but the recent revolt of peasants in their domains has placed them, it is believed, in a perilous position. They have been closely guarded in their palace. Deeds of violence on the royal estates have been committed during the uprising. Queen Elizabeth is much better known outside of her own country than the king because of her literary work. She is noted as Carmen Sylva, a graceful poet.

NO REPORT IS MADE ON MEAT ORDINANCE Committee Has Not Found It Possible to Put the Matter Into Shape. LICENSE NOT REQUIRED. HOLDER'S CIRCUS EXEMPTED IN ORDER TO AID THE Y. M. C. A. OTHER BUSINESS BEFORE THE COUNCIL. Councilman Henry Deuker, chairman of the ordinance committee, stated Monday evening at council meet1 ing that, contrary to expectations, his committee had found it impossible to i report on the meat inspection ordinance submitted to the committee at j I Attn I - 9- nmmAl "a-vn t4- "111 I Si - tr I me i3 1. iuuui.il mcciiiift. j"i uivci stated that owing to a death in the family of Councilman Von Pein one of the committeemen and illness on the part of other members of the committee, it bad been impossible to consider the ordinance to any extent. Mr. Deuker stated that the ordinance would be ready to be reported back to council at the next session. Councilman Von Pein stated that his committee on claims had found the petition of Mrs. Bussen, asking for the return of money on the unexpired

liquor license of her husband, w'hoache a coated tongue and that daVk died last January, was somewhat com- brown taste in the mouth."

plicated and asKea tnat tne commit- j tee be given more time to make tne proper investigation By suspension of the rules council passed an ordinance transferring ?200 from the miscellaneous fund to the city engineer's fund. License Not Required. Councilman AYettig stated that the circus now showing at the coliseum had donated a part of its receipts for the time it will be here to the Y. M. C. A. fund. He said that in consideration of this act of generosity he thought the circus management should be exempted from paying .its license ! fee, which would amount to $30. He explained that this amount would be turned over to the Y. M. C. A. together with a share of the receipts. Mr. Wettig's motion was carried by a uuanimous vote. . - A petition was presented for an arc light at the intersection of South Twenty-third and A streets. It .was referred to the board. Councilman Bartcl stated that there is a bad washout at the corner of South I and Ninth streets which should be repaired at once. Referred to the board. A five hundred mile canal, project ed to drain the great swamps of FIorida. would reclaim e..V0.0 acres of j land. The Price of Heclth. "The price of health in a malarious district is just 23 cents; the cost of a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills," writes Ella Slayton, of Noland, Ark. New Life Fills cleanse gently and impart new. life and vigor to the system -oc. satisfaction guaranteed ai a. m. Luken & Co. druggistsMme. Schuman-Heink recently, ha! her life insured for SIOO.OO. SSO.00O of which is made payable to her children. Before she took out this policy she was insured for $3.",Cm. Tne I'M im Hs.s kinm Bciiril

A NEW BOOK APPEARS OF MUCH INTEREST HERE

It Is a Compilation of Standard Selections. PROF. E.P.TRUEBLOODAIDS A new book of over oOO pages, has just appeared, known as "Standard Selections," by Fulton and Trueblood. Prof. E'. P. Trueblood, together with his brother, Thomas C. Trueblood, of Michigan university, and Robert I. Fulton, of Ohio Wesleyan university, are the authors and compilers. It contains a great amount of new material in poetry and eloquence that has never before appeared in books of its character, besides many standard selections familiar to the general public. It furnishes selections that will stand the test of literary criticism and at the same time prove to be popular and successful for public entertainment. Iq pccontinllr f rr trio Maccrrtnivi It and 'platform use It reflects the thor ough training and good judgment of the man who has made the department of oratory what it is at Earlham. "Spring Cleaning" Needed The Body Requires it Just as Much as the House Does. "You look sick this morning." "Yes I woke un writh a dull head"Didn't you have pains in the joints and muscles?" "Yes. As my old negro mammy used to say, I have misery in my jointt.'" . "Better get a bottle of RHEUMACIDE and take it, old man." "What does RHEUMACIDE do?" "Why RHEUMACIDE is the most powerful and effective blood purifier in the world. It sweeps all the germs and poisons. out of the blood and '.makes you well all over.'-" ."Ever try it yourself?" "Sure. - I take a couple of bottles " ugm. une my RHEUMACIDE puts me in such fine shape that I never have that tired feeling." "Well I'm going to try this RHEUMACIDE you say is the best ever?" "That's right. All the druggists sell it. Better get a bottle today. You start, to get well -with the first dose. The proprietors say that RHEUMACIDE 'gets at the joints j from The inside, and , makes you well all over.' And that's the truth, old man." N. A.

STEERS AND HOGS GOOD.

CAMBRIDGE CITY CIRCUS MAN HAS ACCOMPLISHED WONDERS WITH THESE BRUTES MULE MAUD MAKES FUN. Minus the red lemonade, toys, balloons, humorless clowns and several other objectionable features that generally attend a circus, Richmond has in her midst an attraction that is well worth seeing. Ed Holder's trained animal circus which opened at the coliseum Monday night, has many features. to recommend it. and especially is it oMnterest on account of the fact that most of the animals used were trained at Cambridge City in the sale barns of John Lackey. Mr. Holder has dogs, horses, and a goat that do most everything other like animals have been doing for years, and hogs and cattle which are trained in a manner which quite excels anything ever seen in this city. Common grunting hogs are put through maneuvers in a manner which tends to demonstrate that they have more than ordinary brute intelligence, while eight large steers go through . a military drill in medal winning style. The beauty about all of the acts put on by Mr. Holder's animals is that the actors apparently do their stunts with pleasure and not reluctance. Many Splendid Acts. The diving dog, the dog that loops the loop, the Angora goat which walks the tight rope, the hugh jumping horses, the jumping dogs and the splendid riding horse act are all worthy of special comment. The ponies with their bareback dog riders contributed their share of enjoyment to the evening's event, but their efforts were over shadowed by the antics of "Maud" the mule, not vastly dissimilar from that of Chicago-American fame. . The little brown representative of contrariness in its worst form, bucked, kicked and snorted, every time an attempt was made to gain access to her back. The colored boy who stated that he would ride her for $1.00 had to be very elusive to prevent "Maud" placing her foot in his vest pockfct, with no little force.. The audience screamed and howled as long as "Maud" held the center of the lime light. The City in Brief. Butterick's Patterns, Morris & Co'. Rev. J. O. Campbell, pastor of Fifth Street Methodist church, has returned from the conference session at Logansport. Telephone tlie Rlchroona steam Laundry to get your laundry If Herman Sipe, former Richmond barber, who was convicted of grand larceny at Portland, has received an indeterminate sentence to the reformatory. Take your laundry to the Richmond Steam Laundry, 919 Main SL, Phons 151. Carpets Cleaned. july31-tf John Dickman has purchased the Roling building at Fifth and Main streets. Lewis Pilgrim has purchased the hardware stock and will close it out. A dispatch from Kalamazoo, Mich., says the police art investigating the theft of a $2,000 diamond brooch from Mrs. Marie Beeson of Milton, Ind. Some of the best bred Brood 'Mares in the State are owned right here in the city, by Geo." Schwegman. They are by such great Sires as Lord Sultan, 2:104; Col. Mansfield, by Electioneer; Red Shell Denmark and Bourbon Wilkes, all standard and registered and in FOAL by such noted Sires as Directly, 203H; Oratorio, 2:13; Prince Direct. 2:07; Complex, 2:10. Mr. Schwegman also owns the grand young Stallion "DEAL WOOD," by the BEAU IDEAL, by a son of Mambrino King, byMambrino Patchen, and out of a double producing Dam by NUTWOOD. 600 Reg. During three years of his early life in parliament, Sir Henry CampbellBannerman never once addressed the house. Richmond can well feel proud of having the honor of owning and selling the best and highest priced horse in this State and Ohio also, as Complex, owned and sold by Geo. Schwegman, the Meat man, here in this city, topped all the sales at Cambridge Citj", Wabash, Indianapolis, Columbus. O., and Washington Court House, O. New Line Up-fo-Date GO CARTS New BICYCLES Bicycle Sundries Bicycle Repairing Call and see us.

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