Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 144, 16 June 1907 — Page 3

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THE RICIOIOXD PAL. LiADIU3IAXD SUX-TEIjEGRAM, SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1907.

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This is the LARGEST ADDITION ever offered in Richmond. The lots are the CHEAPEST HIGH GRADE lots ever sold here $35.00 and upward. THE TERRAS are the most liberal $1.00 down, then $1.00 a week. No Taxes. No Interest. Free deed in case of death. No payments during illness. THIS ADDITION is close to the heart of the city, has good natural drainage, includes 30 acres

to be given to incoming factories, and has 15 acres reserved for a beautil

so your own judgment you know these lots will soon double in value.

il park. Will you share in

the profit ?

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For the convenience of those who can not come during the week our salesmen will be on the addition ALL DAY SUNDAY to show the lots. ' Free carriages from our office to the addition all day Sunday. Let us show you these lots then buy if you like.

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Come to our office soon and register for the lh 'ikgTFTFl IT .(PDIF.

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NOTE To walk to the addition go out South 5th St. to EC St. Office open day and evenings.

Amusements

Vaudeville at the Phillips. Manager Murray follows the spies-

did Vaudeville bill which ended at the New Phillips, with the double per

formance of Saturday nisht.- with the announcement of another strong propram for this week. In some respects it is believed better than the one just ended and it bears various names that vould do for headline attractions. The complete program is as follows: Overture Mr. Chas. L. Stone, , muFieal director. Tom Powell Monologist. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlob, in a "Shrewd Dutchman." Sampsel and Arnsman Singing and talking comedians. Cal Lankert. ' Illustrated song "Way Down East Among the Shady Maple Trees." Cumings. Thornton and Co.. comedy sketch entitled. "A Mail order Wife" by Arthur Gillispie and Collin Davis. Cast. Hastus, a bellboy Buttons.

Jackson Park, a traveling salesman Harry Thornton. Carrie Coyne, a chambermaid. Birdie Xester, a "milliner Carrie Cumings. Scene Sample room, Hotel Shipple. The -Camera graph '"Professor's Dream." "River Panorama." "Artful Husband." Liberal patronage has marked the week just closed and the public has

been given mere than the worth of j

its money. The outlook for this week is of the" most promising nature.

SALARY OF TRUSTEE IS NOW DETERMINED

Advisory Board of Franklin Township Has Taken Definite Action.

ANDERSON TO GET $450.

HE IS TO BE CREDITED WITH 225 WORKING DAYS WILL KEEP UP ALL DEPARTMENTS OF HIS WORK.

You need a tonic that will put the sap of life into your system and fortify you from all diseases. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is recognized as the greatest strengthener known. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. A. G. Luken & Co.

Hi? Theafbriom 620 Rain SJL. J. H. BroomhaVi, Mgr. Moving Picture's Illustrated Songs Pictures Changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday The Show of Quality THE COST 5c

Whitewater, Ind., June 1.1. For a number of years a mooted question and

one much discussed, is that of the salary of the township trustee. At a

meeting of the advisory board the

board was requested by Trustee Anderson to fix the number of days for which he mighi draw pay. After some little discussion they decided that the duties of this office and its accessory work could be accomplished in 23 days, thus making his salary $450 per year. They also made an allow

ance of if'JO for office rent, fuel and light. In the light of his many duties and the great responsibility devolving upon him, to some this sum seems very meagre; to others, enough, and to" a few perhaps, too much. Franklin township has 2S square miles of territory, seven schools, and nearly fifty miles of highways that come under his direct supervision. Besides the school work and the roads there are numerous other affairs such as the school enumeration, school conveyances, school supplies, janitors, directors, school premises, fuel, etc., the poor, the reports and the keeping up of his books, board meetings and numerous minor items that take much time to properly look after. This office has become one of the most exacting in the gift of the people and one requiring the best efforts of high class men. Mr. Anderson has expressed himself as being entirely satisfied with the board's action, and although a time limit has been placed upon his work, he will not neglect a single item of township work and give every phase;

nis careiui attention ana necessary time.

A RAT KILLING RECORD

It Is Claimed by T. F. Roberts, Elkhorn Mills.

Elkhorn Mills, Ind.. June 15. T. F. Roberts is the champion rat killer. One day recently he removed the floor in his cow stable and killed 22.1 of the rodents, all of large size and many other small ones not counted.

BED OF FIT FLOWERS Columbine Is in Bloom at Milton Just Now.

Milton. Ind., June 15. Mrs. W. A.

Bragg has a fine bed of blue and white

jaquilegia or columbine, the seed , of j which the late Frank O. Johnson, gath:ered in the Rocky mountains. The flowers are beautiful, large and unlike

any of the class in this vicinity.

SOCIETIES HOLD SESSION Home and Foreign Missionary Bodies Unite.

Eaton, O.. June 15. The Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the M.

ternoon at the church. Addresses were E. church, held a meeting Thursday af-

delivered by Mrs. E. O. Lock wood, Mrs. J. M. Neth, Mrs. E. E. Welsh, Mrs.

Fred Becker, Mrs. B. F. Homan, Miss

Gladys Miller, and Miss Mary Wilson.

Miss Nellie Stephens rendered a piano

solo, while-Missi Sarah Nelson recited, and a quintet, consisting of Mrs. G. F. Scheid, Mrs. J. M. Neth, Mrs. C. E. Albright, Miss Dessie Swihart and Miss Marie Alexander, rendered some very pretty selections.

WILL FEED MANY HOGS Lon Davenport Has Received Eight Car Loads.

HAS EARLY STRAWBERRIES E. E. Hale Has Picked Them For More Than a Week.

Elkhorn Mills. Ind., June 15. E. E. Hale has the earliest strawberries of the season. He has been picking ripe berries for more than a week and find

ing ready sale for them at fifteen cents per quart.

MISS MATHEWS GRADUATE Hagerstown Girl Completes Course at Alma.

VOTERS NUMBER 304 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP

Several Residents Who Past Eighty' Mark.

Are

Whitewater, Ind..r June 15. Trustee Anderson has completed the tabulation of voters in the township and furnishes this data: Number of males over 21, o4: the oldest resident William Eckels. 84: Joseph Woods and Eli Turner

are each S2: George W. Thomas andj Gilbert Skinner, SO. The five named'

are all active and seemingly hale and hearty.

Hagerstown, Ind., June 15. Cards have been received here announcing the commencement exercises at Alma College, AJma Mich,, where Miss Ruth Mathews will graduate on the 10th. Miss Mathews has taken the regular college course with the kindergarten study in addition. She was selected to deliver her oration at the

public commencement and is to appear in a number of musical parts during

the two days of the public exercises

She will return to her home here

about July 1st.

Elkhorn Mills. Ind., June 15. Lon Davenport has received eight car loads

of hogs from near Gaston, Ind., about

TOO in number, which he will feed this smmer.

NCREASE IN STEERAGE

Immigrant Is Now Facing This Proposition.

RANGE FROM $2 TO $4.

New York, June 15. The immigrant faces an increase in steerage rates from Europe within six weeks when the United States law increasing the head tax- from .$2 to $4 for every alien entering the country, goes into effect. While the steamship companies have always added the head tax to the cost of transportation, they have avoided criticism and complaint by materially improving steerage service and conditions ,so that today the humble newcomer from other shores travels in no

mean style and comfort, below decks

of the big Atlantic steamships.

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SPECIALS L(V

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LOS ANGELES, June 1 to

Medical Association.

JAMESTOWN EXPOSIT1

ember 30. Choice of many

Ocean steamer; Potomac Riv

Stop-overs at New York, B

adelphia.

SUMMER TOURIST FIRES

sey Coast, in Long Island Philadelphia stop-overs.

to Colorado and Pacific C

LUU-ISV1L.LH, K.Y., -3une

vention.

account National Ecloctlc

(Norfolk, Va.) daily until Nov

rable routes all-rail, or by

i Chesapeake Hay steamboats. Washington, Baltimore, Phil-

famous resorts along New Jer-

New England, with New York and

to LaV' and Mountain resorts, and

4 and3, Master Plumbers' Con-

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.. July lo 7, K. T. Conclave.

SPOKANE, June 27 to July 1, B. Y. U. SEATTLE. Washington, June 29 to July 5. C E.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12 to 16 B. P. O. E. direct or Tla Washington, with stop-overs at Baltimore and Washington. SEASHORE EXCURSION to Atlantic City, Cape May and eight other popular seaside resorts, August 8. WINONA LAKE, IND. Daily until September SO. For full particulars consult C. W. Elmer, Ticket Agent, Richmond, Ind.

RALLY DAY ON JUNE 16

Orange Sunday School Arranges a Program.

Elkhorn Mills, Ind., June 15. Orange Sunday school will have rally day exercises the last Sunday in June, at night.

Has your stomach gone out of business? If so you can reach the top notch of physical and mental power by using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co.

STANDARD ELEVATED University of Michigan Has Taken Action.

MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

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Ann Arbor, Mich.. June 15. An Important revision of the entrance requirements to the college of medicine and surgery of the University of Mich

igan, has been made by the faculty, and allowed by the Board of Regents. Eeginning with the fall of 1009. every student who seeks to enter this depart

ment as a candidate for the M. D. de

gree, must show a certificate that he

has had two years" work, to include special scientific subjects, in the literary department of some first class college or university.

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Richmond Dry Cleaning Co.

Both Phones Home 1581, Old 412.

4 Doors East of Westcott Hotel

IF YOU USE BALL BLUE. Get Red Cross Ball Blue, the best Bill Blue. Large 2 oz. package only 5 cents.

ODAKS and all Sflppli

Plates. Film and Paper alvays

W. H. Ross Drua Co. 601 train St

ROSS' STRAW HAT CLEANER, TEN CENTS

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Learing Richmond 11:15 p. m. via C. C. & I lands you in Chicago at

7:00 a. m. Through sleepers andf coaches. You will like it. apr&tf 1

RAYMOND THEATER

NEW 5c THEAT 522 Main Street AH the latest films and Songs. Everything

PROGRAM

"The Bad Son." "The Burglars Cunning." Th Himself." ;

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