Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 153, 26 June 1907 — Page 8

THE RICII3IOXD PALUDIUM AXD SUX-TELEGK.UI, WEDSESD.VY, JUNE 20, 10O7.' REFUSED COLLEGE EDUCATION TO BE ENGINEER. KNOLLENBERG'S STORE n n 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 Nothing But Handkerchiefs YfffA ... We are going to moHe ... AY and ' SATURDAY if r -. w

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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. ,

Micliinmoed Loae Gommpaey (Established 1895) Home Phone 445. Room 8, Colonial BIdg. Richmond, Indiana.

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

For sale at all prominent cafes. Minck Brewing Co,

BEE HIVE PHONES PHONES CALL US UP

Beech Nut Bacon Beech Nut Chipped Beef Baked Tenderloin Baked Ham Lunch Goods Of All Kinds Best Stock of Olives, Domestic and Imported Sardines in Town Fancy Strawberries " Bananas " Oranges Pineapples Cream to Whip

BROTHER GETS CLAIM AHEAD OF CREDITORS

There Is Not Much Left of the Estate of Mike Lovvenstein, Muncie.

A LOCAL END TO STORY.

JOHN D. MARSHALL OF RICHMOND IS THE ADMINISTRATOR AND WAS ABOUT READY TO MAKE SETTLEMENT.

Muncie, Ind., Jure 28 Gus Lowenstein, of Chicago, was allowed a claim of $3,381.25 against the estate of Jiis brother, Mike L.oewenstein, whose death shortly followed the suspicious burning: of his clothing store in this city about two years ago, by Judge Xeffler yesterday. The proof of validity of the Chicago brother's claim will greatly reduce the allotted amounts to other creditors. The assets of the estate are approximately $4,200, and the creditors probably will receive 40 cents on the dollar. John D. Marshall, of Richmond, to whom the deceased Loewenstein assigned his business affairs, after his clothing store burned, was almost ready for a settlement with the many creditors when the Chicago brother marched into court with a claim. It was estimated at first that the validity of the claim would be contested, but Ioewenstein had papers to establish the authenticity of his claim. Nearly all of the assets were raised by Mr. Marshall through compromises with the many insurance companies against whom he had brought suits for the collection of Lowenstein policies. It is understood that Administrator Marshall will settle with the creditors at an. early date.

VANT ADS BRING RESULTS.

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 than it will be? Know that there's no such scurry for H now as later on? Wise people get and keep ahead of the game. O. D. Bullerdtck 529 S. 5tb Sf. Phone 1235

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FREDERICK ALMY, JFfs Frederick ATmy, Jr., a stalwart young American, Is the son of a rich New York merchant, and has refused a college education in order to become a locomotive fireman.

WON HIS WIFE BACK BV PARACHUTE JUMP Hagerstown Man's Initial Performance as Aeronaut a Great Success.

WENT TO GREAT HEIGHT.

CHARLES BARNARD'S SERVICES ARE NOW IN DEMAND AT FAIRS AND CARNIVALS, MANY OFFERS COMING IN.

Hagerstown, Ind., June 2C By successfully making a balloon, ascension and daring fate by leaping earthward in a parachute when less- than a mile above the earth, Charles Barnard became reunited with his wife. It was Barnard's first ascension and an immense crowd attended to witness his expected destruction. It was his third attempt to make the rise, the

NEIGHBORS QUARREL OVER A JOIIT PUMP Mrs. Ed. McKay ' Appears jat Police Headquarters to Enter a Complaint.

CARRIED A LARGE ROCK.

CLAIMS IT IS THE WEAPON VITH WHICH ALFRED POTTS TOOK OCCASION TO STRIKE HER IN THE BACK.

Carrying a stone that would make a fitting corner for some new edifice, Mrs. Ed McKay, colored, appeared at the police headquarters today and made complaint against Alferd Potts, a twelve-year-old lad. also colored, who. Mrs. McKay said, struck her in the back with the rock, Inflicting a severe wound and giving her much pain. The Potts lad and Mrs. McKay live

previous ones having been prevented j in the socialistic settlement on Main by accidents after the balloon was in- J street near Sixteenth. There has

been bad blood between the two families for some time, the bone of contention over which the wrangling has been carried, being a pump which the two families use in common. It seems that when a member of the McKay family goes to the pump for water one of the Potts' gives him an, undesirable, siiower bath, while the same tactics are indulged in. by the McKays when a Potts goes after water. The prosecutor has been appealed to before in the matter, and after digesting the law in the case, instructed the tenants of the place to see Ed Moore, their landlord, about getting individual water supply. It has also been suggested that a meter be placed at the tenement house, making the aquatic tactics indulged in an expensive luxury. There is some doubt about the McKay-Potts stone throwing episode ever reaching court, on account of a report

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flated. Late. in the evening the ropes were thrown off and the balloon rose rapidly. The air was still and after rising to a great height, almost directly over the spot from which he started Barnard realized that the gas would carry him no higher. A Perfect Ascension. Then he pulled the rope that held the parachute and dropped like a shot. The parachute opened perfectly and he floated slowly to the ground within a quarter of a mile from where he started. His wife, who had .witnesses the ascent with great foreboding, ran to him. and kissed him just as he reached the ground, and the two are again happy after a brief estrangement. Barnard is delighted with his experience. After reaching the ground a collection? was taken up for him and $r0 presented to him in addition to the purse previously made up by the business men. I

It was one of the most spectacular ! effect that the Potts family is moving and sensational ascents ever seen here 'to another part of the city. It is preand it was from here that John Bald- sumed that the Potts lad was getting win made some of his most daring sin the last word, figuratively speaking, trips to the upper air. (end if so, the police are willing to call Barnard has already received offers it a fitting finale. to make exhibition ascents at fairs and j carnivals and he has at last realized t

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Miller Said

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Race for

Indianapolis, Ind.. June 26 It is reported here that Lieutenant Governor Hugh T. Miller of Columbus has quit the race for the Republican nomination for governor .-t th' request of his wife, who desires that he shall retire from polities

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Grape-Nuts Trial Proves! the most nourishing food in existence. "Tltere's a Reason"

Two handkerchief days long to be remembered. You can buy as many as you like. There will be no limit to the quantity. Yon can buy ONE Handkerchief Yom can buy 100 Handkerchiefs You can buy 1,000 Handkerchiefs You can buy 5,000 Handkerchiefs

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Between Sixth and Tenth on Main, a woman's pocketbook containing $169.00 fifteen $10.00 bills, three $5.00 bills, and four $1.00 bills. Finder will be liberally rewarded for the return of this money which represents the entire savings of a widow who supports herself and two children by working out by the day. Call up phone 1317.

It would not be necessary to insert this advertisement if the widow had deposited her savings in this strong Institution; on the contrary, her money would have been absolutely safe, and would have been interest earning, too. Act now. Don't wait until experience has taught YOQ the wisdom of safe-guarding jour savings. Richmond Trust Company

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TOMORROW And Do U Know that your neighbor has been here and bought of us and saved 25 per cent, on his purchase. Our Potatoes, per bushel . 78c Best Richmond Sugar Corn, 4 for 25c Best Richmond Tomatoes, 3 for 25c In our Quecnsware is where the big value is given. Don't fail to C our Decorated 100-piece set of dishes for $6.98. We are open tonight and can help you make your selection and give you S. & H. Stamps. , HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phon 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main Street.

Say Bill, I want to buy a new saw. What kind would you buy? "Why, I for my part would not have anything but a . Keen - Kutter

Thej- are without a doubt the finest saws on the market and thoroughly guaranteed. I buy my tools of the up-to-date firm PILGRIM BROS. PHONE 210 5th and Main, Richmond. Ind.

Do You Go Away For the Summer? You can store your valuables silver, pictures. Jewelry, sealskins, money, etc., in our Fire and Burglar-Prool Safety Vault Special terms on large boxes. Our Vault is more safe than any vault In the county. Boxes rent at $3.00 per year and unward. We invite you to see us. Dickinson Trust Co.

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