Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 150, 22 June 1907 — Page 8

THE RICH3IONT PAX.LABIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JUNE" 22, 1907.

PAGE EIGHT. AGITATION FOR THE WEST SIDE PARK Oil CREATED SENSATION AT KIMONA PARTY. Women's troubles very often occur regularly at a certain time every month. Because this may have been so all your life, Is no reason why it should continue. Many thousands of women, who had previously suffered from troubles similar to yours, due to disorder of the womanly organs, have found welcome relief or cure In that wonderfully successful medicine for women. of There Is No Evidence That the " Project Is Ready for Burial as Yet. Mrs. Lecta Forte, of Toledo. IIL, vrftes: "I am veil pleased with the results of using CarduL I hsva taken three bottles and am now perfectly well, free from pain and have gained 25 pounds In veignt., ItfniTC ItP 1 I CTI'nn W'rin today for a frr copy of valuable 6-jvr i'!u5trtr3 Book for Women. If yon fwsl VIZ I I 11 1 A I L I I rK vice, describe your ymptom.ttmce.n4repty will be ent In plain eled envelop. If you ne4 Medical A W.-S. I. A. HAS A MEETING. Addrmat Ladies Advisory Dept.. The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga. Tenn.

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IT IS THE UNANIMOUS OPINION THAT THE PROJECT SHOULD BE CARRIED TO COMPLETION A MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT.

IT the agitation in favor of converting the river bottoms Into what will be known as Riverside park is dead and ready for burial, there was no evidence of thi3 fact at the meeting of the West Side Improvement associa ton held Friday night in the Baxter school. The meeting was largely attended and Charles Francisco, chairman of the park committee, stated that the committee has been working on new plans for the realization of the park since it was announced some time ago that 'the

acbool board, under no consideration, could stand a portion of the expense in the construction of Riverside and the playgrounds. It is the unanimous opinion of the association that the park proposition should be carried to the finish and proper and " forcefut pressure be brought to bear upon the city officials to consider the park more favorably. The question now confronting the park committee, is to so arrange the

plans as to make them favorable for

the city to buy ihe-land -adjoining the Tiver bottom that, the park may be realized. This work, is now being done by the committee of the West Side association, and . It . Is .highly probable that within the course of the next few weeks an entirely, new. scheme for the purchase of .the ground and conversion of the jiresent. unsightly river bottoms into a. beautiful park, will be presented to the city fathers.

Impure blood runs you down makes you aji easy victim for organic diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood cures the cause builds you uj). . . . . . . . . . .

GONZAGA CLUB WILL . 0 BSER VEAN N I VERSA BY Sunday an Important Day at St. Andrew's.

AN ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Sunday at St. Andrew's church the Gonzaga club will celebrate its fiftyfirst anniversary and will also celebrate the patron feast. of St. Aloysius Gonzaga. The members will attend high mas3 at 7: HO in a body and at this time will receive communion, likewise all the young men generally of the church and the members of the boy's societies will join with them in these services. In the afternoon they will attend the vesper services and listen to the anniversary sermon by the Rev. F. A. Roell. pastor. After this service an election of officers will be held. v

If you will make inquiry it will be a revelation to you how many succumb to kidney or bladder troubles in one form or another. If the patient is not beyond medical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. It never disappoints. A. G. Luken & Co. WILL DIVIDE THE ESTATE. Compromise in Will Litigation Gives Children Thousands. ' New Castle. Ind., June 22 The Sims will case was compromised in the circuit court'.by which the children of C. C. Barrett receive $25,000 and the children of Viola Healon receive $35,000 of the $60,000 estate of Jane E. Sims. The Barrett heirs brought suit to set aside the will alleging that undue influence was exercised when it was drawn.

MRS. MUMFORD-GRANT. ' Wrs. Kfoel Watts Mumford-Grant, author and artist, who? mmelng at a recent Kimono party given by the artist, Edmond Russell, created a sensation.

LID WILL BE POT OS FOR S0MEFIREW0RKS Police to Be More Strict Regarding Explosives.

REVOLVERS ON THE LIST.

"We are going to be more strict in enforcing the city ordinance regarding tho shooting of firecrackers and other fireworks prior to the Fourth of July," stated Sergeant McManus this morning., "Any person seen discharging a firecracker previous to that date will be arrested and fined for tho offense." The shooting of fireworks of all description will. b& carefully, .regulated in Richmond this Fourth of July. This precaution, is. to be taken by the police to cut down the long list of injured annually reported the day following the big celebration. Sergeant McManus states that -any person found discharging a revolver, even if it is a toy revolver will be arrested. The dangerous toy cannon will also be on the blacklist.

A man who is in perfect health, so he can do an honest day's work when necessary, has much for which he should be thankful. Mr. L. C. Rodgers, of Branchton, Pa., writes that he was not only unable to work, but he couldn't stoop over to tie his own shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made a new man of him. He says, "Success to Foley's Kidney Cure." For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.

Mrs. Arch Campbell of Richmond spent a part of this week with her parents. Jacob Hershberger and wife at Hagerstown.

To Stew, Roast or Fry HOME GROWN : Berries 7 Peas and Beans All Kinds of Fresh Vegetables Grape Juice, Lime Juice Duffy Cider Imported Ginger Ale Baked Home Tenderloin Swiss Cheese Brick Cheese Cream to Whip Bee Hive Grocery Co.

WOULD HOLD DOWN GARDEN PEDDLERS

Market Master Walterman Thinks Change Should Be Made in Ordinance.

FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK.

HE WOULD REDUCE THE TIME FOR GOING ABOUT THE CITY TO THE DISADVANTAGE OF BOOTH HOLDERS. If the wishes of .Market Master Walterman are carried out, the city council will in the near future frame an ordinance prohibiting small garden peddlers from circulating in the city before ten . o'clock on market mornings. The ordinance as it stands at present rules that no small truck dealers shall circulate in the city before nine o'clock and this is too early, according to the statements of the market master. Mr. Walterman is of the opinion that if the ordinance were changed to read ten o'clock, instead of nine, it would greatly enhance the value of the south side and east end markets and at tho same time would protect those garders who have paid a good price for booth space. In many instances these small gardeners go among the people and cut rates to cinch the trade from the men who are on the market, and Mr. Walterman is of the opinion that this is unjust to those men to whom the city is offering' inducements to locate at the market house. Has Been Discontent. There has been some . discontent among the gardeners and dealers who have been selling on the local market in the past years, owing to the increased price in rentals for reservations at the new south side market this year. These complaints are made, however, by those not considering the great improvements that have been made in the market house and the increased facilities offered by the city to them over those of last year. The booths are selling rapidly and all will be sold, it is thought , within the course of the next few days. Uptodate the city has realized $7t off the sale of market booths, which is an exceptionally good record. The south side market is offering all manner of good things to the public today. The booths are attractive in the extreme. In the vegetable lin-?, home grown peas, cauliflower, cucumbers, lettuce, onions radishes and strawberries are offered. Chickens and meats know no end and a large crowd has been on the market during the entire day. A record breaker is expected tonight. At the east eud market one farmer is offering thirteen different kinds of strawberries for sale. They are lucious and large and he was awarded a liberal patronage during the day. The strawberry season will close next week, having been in full blast fcr about three weeks. The strawberries at no time this year have been a lucious as ia the past seasons. ,

TROUBLE IH SIGHT OVER PROVISIONS SCHOOL BOOK LAW (Continued From Page One.)

books for the county schools, stated that its action depends largely ' upon the action taken by other companies in

regard to cancelling their contracts at the present time. All other companies, including the Indiana School Book company, of Indianapolis, Ginn and Co.. of Chicago, D. C. Heath and Co., of Chicago, MacMillan and Co., of Chicago, Benj. H. Sanborn and Co., of Chicago, Silver. Burdette and Co., of Chicago, and Longmanns, Green and

Co. of New York, have absolutely refused to cancel their school contracts

for books and abide by the Indiana

law until the full time of the school

book contract expires.

As the situation stands at the pres

ent time .therefore. Wayne county people will be handicapped materially in securing their school books for the next few years. Against Indiana Law. The book publishers are strongly

against the Indiana law as it stands, and will fight it to the bitter end it is said. It is thought locally that a few of the school book publishers refuse to recognize the present law hoping that before their contracts expire, the Indiana state legislature will take some action on the matter, which will essentially be a repeal of the present school book rulings. County Superintendent Jordan, since he was unsuccessful in getting the various book concerns to cancel their contracts in this county, is filling out his regular requisitions for next Year's books and under the provisions of the old contracts. These will be handled by the trustees next j-ear, but from that time on the county dealers will handle a portion of school books. The trustees were also very desirous of getting the contracts cancelled as they then could have turned the work of handling the books to the county dealer, and would not have had to do this work in connection with their other duties.

Life Root In Zoa-Phora

Proof of the Value of This Important Medicinal Agent.

FOR WOMEN.

Great Physicians Recommend It for The Cure of Woman's Ills. The National Standard Dispensary is a medical work of nearly two thousand pages, acknowledged as standard authority by the medical profession everywhere. It was edited by such world-famed physicians as Hobart Amory Hare, M. D., professor of therapeutics and materia medica in the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, Henry H. Rusby, M. D., of Columbia University, New York, and others of equal prominence. This greet medical authority describes the action and use of the best medicines recognized in the pharmacopeias of the United States, Great Britain and Germany, with numerous reference to others. In discussing the properties of Life Hoot, this best of authorities explains the wonderful action of this medicine on the delicate menstrual organism of women. The remedy favors an increased discharge when the menses are. too scanty and painful, and regulates the menstrual function when irregular or too profuse. Notice that the effect is to regulate and -restore normal functions of these organs, no matter whether the trouble be suppressed menstruation, or its opposite, profuse. This medioinal. plant, Life Root, with others of equal value, are faund in Zoa-Phora. Your druggist will supply you with this remedy, already prepared, compounded in just the right proportions, and put-up . in - sealed, sterilized, dollar bottles. Ask him for Zoa-Phora-no further explanation will be needed. Each package contains complete and explicit directions for using the medicine, also a copy of "Dr. Pengelly's Advice to Women," a little book of great value, explaining about the various form3 of womanly weakness and disease and the proper treatment for their cure. If you desire more information about Zoa-Phora. -the Zoa-Phora Company, Kalamazoo, Mich., will cheerfully answer all inquiries. No higher authority regarding the value and use of a medicine is' known than that above mentioned." In addition, and to prove conclusively to the most skeptical, the value of Zoa-Phora, we have the personal experience of Dr. Pengelly, the formulator of Zoa-Phora, who used this proscription constantly in his private practice for many years in treatlug the various diseases and ailments to which the delicate organism of woman is singularly subject.

Miss Rebecca Swin-n -of-Richmond, is spending a few days-with her brother Henry Swinn. and son Harvey, north of Cambridge City.

If you want to knock, buy a cheap hammer, but if you want to drive nails with a hammer that is reliable and guaranteed to stand the wear and tear buy a Keen-Kutter

"The recollection of quality remains lony after the price is forgotten.

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

You can look any man straight in the face and feel that you are drinking the best beer upon the market when you indulge in a glass of RICHMOND EXPORT

For sale at all prominent cafes. Mi nek Brewing Co,

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CMckens Will have a great big Sunday dinner If YOU CALL

m G. WHELAN

Feed and Seed Store. 39 South 6th St. One-half square N. of Market House

You're Apt to Forget In this warm weather that youll need more coal next winter to keep warm, to say nothing of coal for cooking right now. Know It's cheaper now lhan it will be? Know that there's no such scurry for it now as later oa? "Wise people get and keep ahead of the game. O. D. Bullerdick

529 S. 5lh St

Phone 1235

Prof. Walter Jessup of the Earlham college summer school, went to Economy Friday night to spend Sunday with. Mrs. Jessup, -arno is visiting jelae tiTes thas - "

SO EJuoheio Fancy Stock IF or Canning TUESDAY. Wfatch This Space Monday Evening JOHN Ml. EGGEWJEVIZR 4th AND MAIN STREETS.

MaMng Youif 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.

...JUNE CLEARANCE SALE... A Royal Middle o the Month Bargain Carnival To Close Out $8,000 Stock. DRY GOODS QUEENSWARE DRESS GOODS. DINNER SETS An exceptionally fin line of the Famous Austrian pattern, 300 yards of Summer voils. all colors chinaware, decorated with gold band and shades, the thing for summer deslgll joo pieces to set; former price dresses, worth 25c. To you for on- $15.0o; june clearance sale, to close ly, per yard 18c at s $10.69 7" 7 DINNER SETS The original Theo500 yars of lawns, plaids and plain dore Haviland chinaware. floral pstfignres, worth 15c to close per terns trImmed wlth go,d bandg 100 ard 8 1juC pieces to set, are worth $35.00. but dur100 yards Madras waistlng. pure ,nS thIs turn stock Sa,e to K for onwhite. 15c kind at, per yard 10c Jf ; ;,28f 25c kind at, per yard 18c DINNER SETS-Haviland China the . French limoges pattern, 100 pieces, 250 yards of white ducking, to go for regular $25.00 set. Sale Price. .$17.00 only, per yard 10 & 15c bfNNE RESETS Dresden semi-porce-r ; 7. , lain ware, 100 pieces, floral pattern. Ginghams. In ah colors -tripes, a ba formerly $10.00; to great dress bargain for per yard out ' 1 f $9g .. .. .. .. .. .. 8, ID & IS'aC . I DINNER SETS Plain white CarroiA larg9 lot of June Organdy dress ton Pottery, English ware, 100 pieces goods, floral patterns, plaids, all former price $7.00, a cinch to the June colors, at, per yard 10 A 15c bride for $4.98 Sale Lasts Only Six Days

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phone 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main Street.

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

KIcDiinmoinid Trrasll Co. 715 Main Street. Capital 5250,000 Surplus $25,000

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DIRECTORS John B. Dougan. Henry Gennetfc George H. Eggemeyer. John J. Harrington, john M. Eggemeyer. Elgar G. Hibberd. Jonas Gaar. Charles II. Land,

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