Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 149, 21 June 1907 — Page 8

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THE KICII3IOND PALLADIU3I AXD SUX-TELEGRA3I , FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1907.

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Reminders

Por Yctur Sunday Dinner

Dressed' Chickens Broilers, Frys, Roasters or Stews DrcssecD Turkeys Pane Norway MacoeraC, Fresh home grown and shipped vegetables, . Strawberries, extraj fancy. (Fresh from the patch, 5 deliveries.) Dr. Johnson's Eiducator Cracker goods. (A full line of these.) Olives in b "ilk, 4large queens and Pimento - stuffed.) Peanut butter in bulk,flnuine German dill pickles, fancybutton mushrooms, chopped s lery in cans for salads, domestic and imported cheese of all kinds.boiled ham and baked tenderloin, freah Saratoga chips. Buffalo Chop Tea. (A spec'nl blendtfor iced tea.) Summer drinks. (Ginger ale, root beeretc, etc. YOUR SATURDAY ORDER APPRECIATED.

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VICTIM

4th AND MAIN STREETS.

DIES'.NATURALLY

demlsciof Mrs. Crawford Rccalls Winchester's Recent

Panic of Sorcery.

HAIRJBALL TO CAUSE SPELL

THE REST OF THE WITCHCRAFT SUBJECTS HAVE GAINED THEIR ACCUSTOMED MENTAL BALANCE.

WILL SPEND LARGE SUM ON THE WORK

Pennsylvania Announces Will Use $17,000 on Local Improvements.

FOR NEW FREIGHT HOUSE.

SWITCHES AND WAGON TRACKS IN ADDITION TO THOSE ALREADY IN USE WILL' BE PROVIDED.

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Buy Now Pay Later $1 a Week

Out of the High Rent District

"Winchester, Ind., June 21. The

J iL i w r y- j- a r j1. '

ueaui ui .vlr&. uewse uiaMoiu 111 iuu offlce of Superintendent

city recently recans an. episoce or me ;

"witchcraft' sensation which stirred .

certain sections of Winchester some time ago. Mrs. Crawford was one of the ladies who- claimed that Mrs. Lizzie Anderson liad threatened to put her un

der asrell. She was a member of the' Pennsylvania railroad on account of Davis family, against whom the sor-'the number of residences which are ceress was alleged to have main-j owned by the company and which

tained a grudge, and lived with them j are situated on the site of the propos- J

during the episode of-the "hair ball,";ed new freight house and which will

Announcement is issued from the

Neff of the

Richmond division, that the Pennsylvania railroad will spend $17,000 on the new freight house, switches and wagon tracks, in this city. Considerable loss will also accrue to the

lice Cream

Freezers in all sizes. We have the Arctic, made by the White Mountain Freezer Co. Now is the time you want one, and here is the place to order from if you want prompt attention.

PILGRIM BROS. 5th and Main, Richmond. Ind.

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$20.00Sui!s $18.00'Suits $15.00 Suits ALL GO FOR

This Week

which, it is said was thrown into the well for the purpose of rendering the

jiamuy sick. When the officers called on Mrs. s NCrawford several weeks ago, she was

ft. . ur UiQl. vj I.,. VV V.' . Ill I IWUO V V . I V IIH II I.

aiid seemed to fear that .some evil in-

f'ience was being exerted over her. Ue was reassured by officials, howevet ad although very fec&le, and confinl to her bed, seemedfcto cheer up consVderably. Hei' demise was due to4tuberculosis. She vis '2 years of age. The other characters ' who participated fci' the serio-comic tragedy of "The Sorceress" have regained their accustomed mental ioise- and the affair Has gone down into the police recordsas a bit of history unaccount

ably projected from the seventeenth

centuryv into the later day.

Men's Suits, Top Coats and Children's Suits

All at the same reduced prices. All sales $1.00 per week

up to $25.00 values.

JAYLOR UN5ERSIWY BEMOVESJO- MUNCIE Consolidation WiththeIndiana Normal Agreed-Upon.

IMPROVEMENTS ? PLANNED.

It is now .Taylor university of Mun-

cie.

necessarily have to be razed. Thirty days' notice has been given tho occupants to vacate, and they are now searching over the city for new homes

which are as scarce as the proverbial

hens teeth.

According to the plans which have been promulgated for the new addi

tion, two new tracks will be laid which will give nineteen more cars capacity for the freight house. Four

more team tracks will be added which

will give the house a total of seven

The increased capacity of the team

tracks will be about forty cars. Will be 300 Feet Long.

The new outbound receiving house,

which will be built on the site of the residences being vacated, will be three hundred feet long and twenty feet wide. The house is being built, according to Superintendent Neff, that it may relieve the present congested conditions in the present inbound freight house. The outbound receiving station which is now located in the old freight house is rather large and this place can be turned toward relieving the inbound freight congestion very handily. The work on the new tracks and station will begin at once and although it is not known definitely just when the work will be completed it is hoped to have all in running order by the latter months of fail. With the addition of the improvements the Richmond freight situation will be the best that it has been in years. The Pennsylvania will have the best facilities for handling freight of any on the entire Richmond divis-

6 and 8 North 6th St., Richmond, Ind. Both

Open every -evening till 9 o'clock.

t Phones.

...JUflE CLEARANCE SALE... A Royal Middle o' the Month Bargain Carnival To Close Out .'$8,009 Stock. SPECIALS FOR" TOMORROW:

DRY GOODS DRESS GOODS. 8"0 yards of Summer voils. all colors and shades, the thing for summer dresses, worth 25c. To you for only. P?r yard.. ..18c 500 yards of lawns, plaids and plain figures, worth 15c to close, per yard S l-3c

100 yards Madras waisting, white. 15c kind at, per yard.. 23c Kind at, per yard

QUEENSWARE DINNER SETS An exceptionally fine line of the Famous Austrian pattern, china-ware, decorated with gold band design, 100 pieces to set; former price $15.00; June clearance sale, to close at $10.69 DINNER SETS The original Theodore Haviland chinaware, floral patterns, trimmed with gold bands, 100 pieces to set, are worth $35.00, but dur-

pure ing this turn Stock Sale to go for on..10c " $28.00 18c DINNER SETS Haviland China, the '. French limoges pattern, 100 pieces,

At a joint meeting of the fboard of

trustees of Tayjor university of Up

land, Ind., and the trustees of the , ion or at least in towns of Richmond's

Indiana Normal school and college of ; sjze applied Sciences, held in .Muncie, it j

was decided to consolidate the two in-.

stitutions under thevformer name, and j

to occupy the college buildinss in Normal City. After the sigiingiof the articles of agreement, a rfull board of trusteesfor the new institution was' selected. Taylor university is a Methodist

school of which the Rev. C J. Naftzger,

formerly of Richmond, is president.

STARTS MAKING URGE

FACTORY IMPROVEMENTS

Light Inspection CanCompany

Is Active.

250 yards of white ducking, to go for regular $25.00 set. Sale Price. .$17.00 only, per yard 10 & 15c d I N N E RSETS Dresdeii semi-porce-

lain ware, 100 pieces, floral pattern, gold band, price formerly $10.00; to

close out $7.93

Ginghams. In all colors, stripes, a great dress bargain for, per yard 8, 10 & 12'2c

DINNER SETS Plain white Carrol

A larg3 lot of June Organdy dress ton Pottery, English ware, 100 pieces

goods. fJoral patterns, plaids, all former price $7.00, a cinch to the June colors, at, per yard 10 & 15c bride for $4.98 Sale Lasts Only Six Days

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phone 1070; Old Phone ICR. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and . Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main Street.

Making Your Will Is a very serious matter. You may desire some Information and advice to insure the proper performance of your wishes. Dickinson Trust Company Offers you the benefit of its wide experience in the management of your estate. We can give you the best services at the lowest cost. Consultation invited.

Hagerstown, Ind., June 21 The

Light Inspection Car Co. has started extensive improvements in the factory

near the depot. The large brick? build

ing on the east side of WasMngton street is being refitted and maide over

into a machine shop and a lot of new

machinery will be Installed rrt. once

The rapidly growing business of this concern requires enlarged facilities. A number of employes will be brought on from outside cities. The demand for dwelling houses is greater than the supply. just now and rent is. advancing

for all available properties.

JORDAN AND MOTT HOME

Attended Meeting of County

Superintendents.

County Superintendent Jordan and City Superintendent T. A. Mott have returned from Indianapolis where they attended the meeting of the county su

perintendents of Indiana. The meet

ing was largely attended and the ses

sions interesting.

"LIFE RENEWER" FOR LADIES. Olivia Peterson, of Coldwater, Mich, writes: "I had not been able to sit up a half day at a time for thirteen years until I used the Mystic Life Renewer. It has cured me of nervous troubles, headache and a very bad stomach. It has helped me in so many ways and cured me of afflictions that the doctors said could not be cured. The blessed Life Renewer has done more for me than all the Patent Medicines, Doctors and Christian Science treatments combined. It is the most wonderful medicine I ever saw." Sold by A. G. Luken &. Co., druggists. Nol d&w

Mrs. John Hay, widow of the former

wcretary of state and her sister. Mrs. Samuel Mather, have given to Adeibeit College, Cleveland, a memorial chapei

ik memory of their father, Amasa

50,000 POPULATION PRE

DICTED FOR RICHMOND. This is what a gentleman was heard to predict for our city, only a day or two ago. He said: "I have been outside of my own county a few times and have seen many of the best cities in the United States, but I am frank to say that I have never seeny a city the size of Richmond which possesses so many good features. Your parks, your streets, your fine residences, your

splendid water system, your railroads

your public buildings, your splendid

factories, all excell many cities that are twice the size of Richmond. It is

not a question with Richmond of get

ting renters, but of finding houses to

renL I am confident and feel warran

ted in predicting for Richmond a pop

ulation of 50,000 within the next eight

years.

You're Apt to Forget In this warm weather that you'll need more coal next winter to keep warm, to say nothing of coal for cooking right now. Know it's cheaper now than it will be? Know that there's no such scurry for it now as later on? Wise people get and keep ahead of the game. O. D. Bullerdick 529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235

.THAT'S WHAT OURRICHMOND EXPORT

PROVES EVERY TIME.

If you knew a good thing when you

see it you will always take advantage of the opportunity to indulge in a

glass of the Richmond Export beer.

Try it today. For sale at all prom

inent cafes.

IViinck Brewing Co.

A Voyage of Death.

In the Sea of Okhotsk the salmon nr?

suicidal and one of the most startlin. examples of the spendthrift side v: nature may le found in the riven th-it run into this sea. When six years old the salmon begin a voyage f death. Ascending the river of their in fancy they race In countless thousand: upstream until lack of food and lad of elbow room kill them off. A recci:' traveler declares that however mac; m llions of salmon may run up ttr river, not one ever ; reaches the se:i again alive. What becomes of tbc rivers of dead salmon? The seagulls wheel down upon the scene and feast upon their eyes, scorning anything less dainty. B-ears, wohes, foxes and sledge dogs are made comfortable for the year.

Easily Replaced. Mr. Fastset (with extraV Sensational elopement! Well, what do you think of thai? Young Galey has rim off with his father's stenographer! Mrs. Fastset Heavens! Why. It'll break. the poor old man's heart. Mr Fastset Oh. I don't know. There an just as pretty stenographers In the employment agency as ever were. hired. Puck.

Irresistible. The Doctor-What jour wife needs is more physical exercise. HomerBut, doctor, I can't induce her to go outside the house. The Doctor Oh. yes, you can. Mark all the bargain advertisements in the paper and give her $50. Chicago News.

A Different Matter. The law holds an accused person innocent until he is proved guilty." "The law may, but how about the police?" Washington Herald.

Good manners are made up of petty sscrifloes. Emerson.

Census returns show that the total

population of Egypt exclusive of nomad Btduoii.5, is 11.20C.3caa of whom

5.613.t-3 are males and 5 rVsT .ri are

females. This is an increase of fctari i

V-iou.uuo tdaoe 1S7.

GALORE WHELMS

FEED STORE Wholesale and retail. Phone 1679 39 S. 6th STREET.

Canning

nneappi

Now is the Time to Can

Pineapples Florida, Indian River FANCY FRUIT Tuesday and Wednesday $1.00and$1.25 Per dozen. ORDER EARLY. Can Yoar Strawberries This Week.

BEE HIVE GROCERY CO.

To Sfew,. Roast or Fry

HOME GROWN

Peas and Beans All Kinds of Fresh Vegetables Grape Juice,, Lime Juice Dully Cider ImportediGinger Ale Baked Home (Tenderloin Swiss Cheese Brick Cheese Cream to Whip Bee Hive Grocery Co.

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Has taught us that a satisfied customer always brings new business. That's the secret of our success. By honest methods and fair dealing we get our old customers back together with their confidential friends. See for yourself. There is No Secret in Our Method

If You Need

,Y Come lo Us

If you cannot come, write, or telephone and we will call on you. If you have a loan with any other loan company and owe a number of other little bills, we will

you enough to pay them all off and give you additional money besides. . We make a specialty of small accounts $10, $15, $25, $30, $40, $50, $75, $100 and more if you want it. IF YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD we will make it better. IF YOUR CREDIT IS BAD we will make it good. If others have refused to loan you, come to us and we will help you out. Honesty is the pass word and your Security is your household furniture, piano, horse, wagons, fixtures, or other- chattels. YOU MAKE THE TERMS -WE ACCEPT THEM. MicSummoimdl Loam Commpaey (Established 1895) Home Phone 445. Room 8, Colonial Bldg. Richmond, Indiana.

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The Investment off Funds In the Investment of funds, whether by a corporation, association, or individual the Richmond Trust Company can render valuable assistance. Interest allowed on Surplus Idle or . Reserve Funds. Your Account Invited.

Richmond Transit Co. 715 Main Street. Capital $250,000 Surplus $25,000

DIRECTORS

Adam H. Bartel. Howard Campbell. Edwin H. Cates. George L. Cates.

Henry Gennett

John B. Dougan.

George H. Eggemeyer. John J. Harrington, john XI. Eggemeyer. Elgar G. Hibberd. Jonas Gaar. Charles H. Land.

The effort to purchase the John

Howard Paine "IIonx, Swet Home"

cottage at Easthanipton, Liocg island; La3 failed, and it is iikeiy to be removed to a n?w site and completely renode led for a dwellinji-liouae.

RICHMOND AUTO AGENCY i

1207 Main Street Phone 423 Open All Night.

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