Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 129, 31 May 1907 — Page 8

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Friday, May 31, 1907.

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"Mimesippfle Sale 11 NICE SIZE FRUIT, 10c. Strawberries Chickens and Ducks New Vegetables of all kinds Imported Ginger Ale ' Grape Juice, Lime Juice Beech Nut Bacon Beech Nut Dried Beel The Great Perri-Walla and Bee Hive Coffee, "The Boss" Cream to Whip

Bee Hive Grocery Co.,.

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for the future by saving ten cents or more from every dollar that comes into your possession. The person of average income who uses this method and deposits here where money earns three per cent, compound interest, will have a good sized sum to his credit in a comparatively short time. Almost anyone will spend a quarter foolishly without a

thought; this amount a day will foot up to $91.25 in a year, and, with the interest added, to almost $500 In five years. Learn how easy it is to get ahead by

opening an account at tne Richmond Trust Co.

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with us is on the boom. The public is beginning to realize the fact that Lowe Bros.' "High Standard" paint is as good as it is possible to make paint today, and that we give the most for the money as compared with other paint. Pilgrim Bros. Home Phone 210 Main and 5!h Sts. Richmond, Ind.

HIGH PRAISE FOR

RICHMOND

Critic for Indianapolis News Speaks in High Terms Of Its Work.

RESULT WAS A

H. LANCASTER SAYS THE RECENT FESTIVAL WAS AN EMPHATIC SUCCESS AND A FORWARD STEP.

Pattern and ; Machine Work. A weli equipped Brass Foundry. Let us make you an estimate on your work STANDARD PATTERN MFG. CO. 11th and North E streets.

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About our Richmond Export i Beer is sufficient to convince .any judge of beenthat there is nothing better brewed. It takes but a trial to prove this. There is something about the manner in which the Richmond Export is brewed that makes tit particularly delicious. If

iVou enjoy good beer you will enjoy the Richmond Export beer.

DR. A. B. PRICE

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14 and 15. The Colonial.. Phone 681 Lady Assistant.

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Firs Proof, Frost Proof, Indestructible, Moisture Proof, Verrnine Proof, Inexpensive. Miracle Pressed Stone Co. 421 & 423 Pearl St., Richmond, Ind. B. I. McAIahon, Frcp.

II. Lancaster, writing

napolis .News, says: The Brahm3 ' Requiem" was produced Wednesday evening, in the third and final concert of the festival. In it were enlisted the local chorus of 250 voices; the Theodore Thomas orchestra; Mrs. Rider-Kelsey, soprano and Herbert Witherspoon, bass. Will Earhart, the director of the chorus, conducted. The skeptical were astonished at the achievement. This work of Brahm is of a piece with the mass and the "Ninth Symphony," of Beethoven, and the Bach cantatas. It is profound in its philosophic proclamation and complex in its musical direction. It is found in the repertoires of the established festival associations only. Yet, the chorus here, but three years old and composed of singers unfamiliar with the choral-orchestra! literature, attacked the task with apparent confidence and went through it without hesitation and with an impressive understanding of the composer's intention. At all moments the tone volume was round and full

and the phrasing, except perhaps in

the men's choirs in soli, was thoughtful and skilfully turned. The result was, indeed, a triumph

for the singers and Mr. Earhart. The large audience was fully appreciative and enthusiastic and the conductor

wa3 heartily applauded at the close by the chorus and by the townspeople in front. The festival was an emphatic success, and a forward step. As a whole the programs of yesterday were of unfailing interest and the reception of the chorus, the orchestra and the soloists was sincerely enthusiastic and grateful.

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The City in Brief.

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The Horris Nursery HARDY RHODODENDRONS, HARDY AZALEAS, HARDY TREE ROSES, HARDY ROSES. HARDY SHRUBS, AND EVERGREENS, HOLLAND GROWN, FOR SPRING PLANTING. Phone 309 E. H. BELL

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look Out For Trouble! If you are not well supplied with co a 1 f o r your next winter's supply. We don't want to prophesy evil, but who knows what the coal situation will be next fall? Forewarned is forearmed. L.et's have your order today for your next winter's coal. O. D. Bullerdick 529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235

Butterick's Patterns. Mcrrl & Co'e. The county commissioners will meet

next Monday.

Telephone tfce RIcnmona steam Laundry to get your laundry. tf

Jay M. Nye, a former Earlham student but now of Winamac, Ind., has been admitted to the bar. Take your laundry to iie Richmond Steam Leu n dry, 919 Mala St.. Phoni 151 Carpels Cleaned. JulyBl-tf Steven Conner, SOS North F street, a molder at the Wayne works, was burned by hot iron and was removed to his home. Mr. Stikeman, of New York, is engaged in putting in a third and upper tier of stacks at the Morrisson-Reeves

library. Fishermen of the vicinity of Milton have made complaints on account of

alleged dynamiting of fish in the Whitewater river. Miss Emma Garner, of this city, was one of the 134 graduates of Medical colleges, who wrote for state license at Indianapolis. Programs for the thirty-third annual state Sunday school convention which will be held at Kokomo June 18, 19 and 20, have been received. Frank Cale3. the young man sent to the county jail for obtaining money on false pretenses, was formerly a referee in the Central Polo league. In a list of assignments by Bishop Chatard, of the Roman Catholic diocese of Indianapolis, the Rev. John

Tn!s is a pltotograph of Mrs. James R. Combs. She was formerly Miss Isabel St. George .Joyce, a Philadelphia belle. She was married to Lieutenant James R. Combs, U. S. N. in a New York restaurant, when she found her fiance had been ordered to leave the United States.

DECLARE ARMISTICE I RAILROAD FIGHT

C, C. 6VL. Road and Its Rival Have Wrestling Match Over Differential.

AGAINST DEMORALIZATION.

HOWEVER, THE LOCAL ROAD INSISTS THAT IT BE PUT ON A COMPETING BASIS WITH OLD LINES.

Chicago, 111., May 31 June 15 or 19

DILL IS IN L

IN GOLF CONTESTS

His Score in the Playing of

Thursday at the Country Club Was 80.

HIBBERD CLOSE BEHIND,

OUTLOOK FOR THE SPORT THIS

SEASON IS BELIEVED TO BE OF

MOST ENCOURAGING NATURE GAMES ON SATURDAY.

The second round of the fifty-four

will be devoted to, another wrestling! hole golf match, now on at the Counmatch between the Chicago, Cincinnati ! try club links, was played Thursday and Louisville road and its rival over , afternoon. The contest was a good

the question sof differentials. The entire day Thursday was taken up in a discussion of the matter, but no result

one from the start. Will Dill captur

ed the honors eighteen holes

says it can not delay any jreat length of time for the other rors to make up their minds. Its icerests demand that the differential rate go into effect at the earliest possible moment.

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w ,io,-cf,nt m,-Cct of t;' ' has no idea of withdrawing them. It

cnurch, Evansville. Miss Anna Brookman, 19, daughter of John Brookman residing about two and one-half miles northwest of Portland, has been adjudged dangerously insane. It required the strength ot three men to retain her as she was being taken to the county jail where she will be confined until she can be brought to Richmond. At the recent meeting of St. Joseph's Benevolent society of St. Andrew's church the following officers were elected: John Ilafner, president; Anton Stever, vice-president; Henry Maurer, first secretary; Joseph Schepman, second secretary; Wm. Torbeck treasurer. The financial committee is eomiK3ed of Harmon Stein, Henry Melle and George Maurer.

of the day making on eighty strokes, a

was obtained, and the meeting broke ; very good record ' for the links. His

up with the solution apparently further ; playing was skillful at all times and off than ever. In the interest of har-at the present time he is leading the mony and the conservation of rates, field by several points, the new road promises to defer action' John Reuter, the club's professional for a few days to permit of further dis-! coach, says the outlook for golf at the cussion of the subject. J club this year is very good, and that The Chicago, Cincinnati and Louis- j there are a number of new men takville professes to be extremely anxious ! ins up with the game, who gives proto prevent demoralization. "It has nojmise of developing into exceptionally desire to be regarded as a disturber of j good players. -The work of Reuter is

gaining praise on all sides as he is thoroughly experienced and has a way of explaining the technicalities of the game to beginners that is most satisfactory.

The Country club course is now In j

excellent condition and it is predicted

the peace, but it claims that as a new road having to contend with old-established lines, it has no chance of competing with them on equal terms. Its present demands it regards as emi-

If you do you will be convinced that never before was money lending made so easy as itHs at our office. We loan money on Furniture, Pianos, Horses and Wagons, or any other personal property withoJt removal. Also on Salaries to people holding permanent positions with lesponsible firms. READ OUR WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN: 60c is a Weekly Payment on S 25 Loan. $1.20 is a Weekly Paynent on $ 50 Loan. $2.40 is a Weekly Pay nent on $100 Loan. Other amounts at same proport'on. Longest Time. Easiest Terms. QUICKEST SERVICE and Absolute Secrecy Guaranteed. If you have several outstanding accounts and wish to concentrate them all in one place, com? to us and get the money. We lend money for any pirpose whatever. We have the original 50 Week Plan, having used It for over 18 years. If you need monej. fill out the following blanks and mail it to .us, and our agent will call on you. Richmond Loan Co. ESTABLISHED 1895 Room 8, Colonial Building, Richmond, Ind. i Home Phone 445

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TTusIl Received a Carload QjJ ol the nicest, smoothest and best EaUiiug Potatoes in Richmond, and we will sell them Friday all 78c Bushel.

Largest assortment of Lace Curtains in our store and U know we will save you 40 per cent. With $1.00 and $1.50 Curtains we give $5.00 in Stamps. Also with the $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.50 Curtains we give $10.00 worth or one whole sheet. Linoleums, Linoleums, at wholesale price. Yours for business,

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Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phone 107'J; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main Street.

According to conservative estimates, the United States contains 12.0C0.CCO to 13.000.000 inhabitants of Cerman blood.

The census oS'lOOO gives 2.!00.900 ason the two Country club teams, will ;

that there will be a number of very low scores made during the summer months. There are some new teesunder course of construction and when completed these will add greatly to the work of the "mighty swipers." The next eighteen hole match, which will mark the standing of the

men and determine those that will be :

born in Gemany and over 7,300,000 whose parnts were born there.

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The scores fol-

j John Dillon. I This is a recent picture of John -Dillon, a noted Irish leader who has for ; many years taken a prominent part

iu the movement for-Home Rule.

be played Thursday.

low: . 1st. 2nd. Round Round Will DiU 39 41 Wilbur Hibberd...42 44 W. J. Hutton 45 42 Dudley Elmer .. ..45 " 43 S. S. Strattan Jr. .46 43 J. y. Pound stone.. 39 41 J. F. Thompson ..49 44 Ed Hill.. .. .. .-47 46

O .S. Comer .. ..44 i Geo. Seidel.. .. ..4S 4G E. P. TruebTood. . .50 45 Frank Braffett." -.55 . 40 S. W. Corwin .. .49 50 Howard Dill .. '..52 50 Isaac Wilson 55 47 C. K. Chase 55 50' F. L.. Torrence.. .58 -54 Ch&s. McGuire.. .61 55

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Buildicg contractors all over

northwest are demanding carpenters, brick and stone "masons, plasterers, paperhangers and electrical workers at wages ranging from S4..0 to $G.."iO for eight hours work.

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