Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 174, 19 July 1907 — Page 8

PAGE EIC8HT..' TIIE RICII3IOND PALLADIUM AND S UIV-X LEUKAJI, FRIDAY, JULY 19,. 1907.

KEEP THE POT BOILING. by using tbe coal that gives the most heatj Black Top Coal, the sort we serve our customers, answers that purpose admirably better than most. It Is well picked over at the mine for slate, thoroughly screened here for dust and other refuse. Yet it costs you no more than coals with smaller burning percentages. O. D. Bullerdick 529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235

RURAL CARRIERS ARE VERY HAPPV PEOPLE Are No Longer Required to Count the Pieces of Mail Delivered.

SLAYER OF SENATOR BROWN OPERATED ON.

Richmond Trust Company

Capital $250,000. Surplus $25,000.

Note the list of well-known and representative men who comprise the BOARD OF DIRECTORS: John B. Dougan. Jonas Gaar. Edwin H. Cates. Charles H. Land. Elgar G. Hibberd. Henry Gennett. George L. Cates. John M. Eggemeyer. John J. Harrington. George H. Eggemeyer. Adam H. Bartel. Howard Campbell.

MUCH WORK DONE AWAY.

EACH OF THE EIGHT CARRIERS OUT OF RICHMOND HANDLES MORE THAN THE 5,000 PIECES REQUIRED.

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Rural mill carriers out of Richmond are now satisfied and their cup of happiness Is bubbling over, all caused by the mo3t recent order received at the local office, stating that hereafter the rural carriers who handle

more than five thousand pieces of j mail per month, shall not be required j

to count the same and keep tabulated

records. This order will exempt ev- i

ery carrier on the rural route force,

all of them carrying more than the j stipulated amount. The only records j

which the rural carriers will be fore

ed to keep In the future will be those of the money orders, stamps and stamped paper sold. The counting of the mail delivered on their respective routes has always been a tedious task, for the carriers,

as it required much time, which can

now be devoted to other duties. The

carriers who will be affected by the new order and the number of pieces

of mall they carried last month fol

low: No. 1 Henry Weisbrodt, 6,881. No. 2 John M. Elliott, 6,210. No. 3 Wm. L. Morgan, 7,256. No. 4 Alex W. Martin, 5,462. No. 5 Harry F. Goins, 5,427; No. 6 Geo. W. Culbertson, 7,335. No. 7 Harry T. Fisher, 5,031. No. 8 L. L. Parks, 5,411.

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KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL

The Gas Range .That we sell is the IDEAL and It's ideal In the full sense of the word. Good bakers don't cause steam or sweat. Price $16 and up. No more 'than ordinary ranges. We sell -on payments if necessary. PILGRIM BROS. PHONE 210 Cor. 5th and Main.Richmond, Ind.

Health Is Worth Saving, and Some

Richmond People Know How To Save It-

Many Richmond people take their

lives in their hands by neglecting the kidneys when they know these organs

need help. Sick kidneys are responsi

ble for a vast amount of suffering and ill health, but there is no need to suffer nor to remain in danger when all diseases and aches and pains due to weak kidneys can be quickly and permanently cured by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is the statement

of a Richmond citizen who has re

claimed good health by the use of this

remedy.

John Moris, carpenter, of 43S Main street, Richmond, Ind., says: "I was a great sufferer from lumbago for sev

eral years, and the pains had given me many restless and nervous nights.

I doctored with several different phy

sicians and used remedies without success. Finally, being advised to try Doan's Kidney Pills I went to A. G. Luken & Co's' store for a box. I was better in three days after beginning the treatment, and took in all three boxes. The lumbago has never bothered me since and I have often told people of this experience." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agent for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

It doesn't pay to experiment. There's

nothing to be gained by taking chances. If you are wise you will see the logic of this and you will make it a point to drink at all times a pure and wholesome beer. You can rely upon the quality of the RICHMOND EXPORT

For sale at ail leading cafes. YJinck Brewing Co,

In Texas a woman has the contract to carry the mail from Kiffe to Siem-il Hill, and Georgia has a woman mail carrier who travels a forty-mile route tri-weekly, besides managing a large farm.

Have you noticed the improved service to Chicago via the C..- C. & L? Through sleeper leaves Richmond at 11:15 P. M. dally, arrives In Chicago at 7:00 A. M. Try It. apr6-tf

A NEW METHODIST CHURCH. Old Structure at Dublin Being Torn Down. Dublin, Ind., July 19. The Methodist church is being torn down and will be replaced by a larger and more

modern one. Edward Tweety and Jesse Hall have the contract to tear

down the church.

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No Old Marked Down Goods Goes With Us.

Our stock Is always new, fresh and up to date from frequent buying of quick selling merchandise. THE CATALOGUE HOUSE HAS NO TERRORS FOR US as our goods are better and lower in price than any they offer, and you can see and try the goods before you pay for them. No other House In the city is offering you a constant all-the-year-round cut price as we do, and no other house is as clear of poor selling goods as we are. ALWAYS THE SAME PRICE. ALWAYS THE SAME QUALITY. ALWAYS THE SAME GUARANTEE. Hall's Tteec-M-Oec Store Successor to Fred.

Mrs. Annie M. Bradley, the b eautiful widow, who shot and killed United States Senator Brown of Ut ah, because he refused to keep his promise of marrying her. Mrs. Bro wn Is awaiting trial but it will probably be sometime before she will b e able to appear in court as she has just undergone a difficult operation which will keep her in bed for at least a month.

CRY AGAIN RAISED FOR A HOSE HOUSE IN WEST RICHMOND (Continued From Page One.)"

in that section of the city. There are

thousands of dollars worth of proper ty at stake and practically unprotected

in case of serious fire. The men Invested their money in factories on the

West Side, thinking they would have

ample fire protection. All

BIBLE INSTITUTE TO MEET NEXT MONDAY Session This Year to Be Held At Plainfield.

SCOPE IS MADE BROADER.

Plainfield, Ind., July 19 The thirteenth annual assembly of the Friends'

thought ! Bible Institute, which will be

Miss Louise Cheatam makes her

living by raising and training native

song birds near the popular winter

resort of Aiken, S. C. Beagle raising Is the profitable occupation of another young lady, a Miss Asch, also near

Aiken.

"Craps," or dice throwing, is said to

have been originally a religious act

In the turn of the dice was supposed

by the primitive people to be the an

swer of the gods to their prttyers.

There was no element of chance in

volved.

Rave yot trouble of any kind art sins: from. m disordered stomach? Go to vour drntrtrist

and cret a 50c or SI bottle of Dr. Caldwell's)

fcyrup Pepsin, which is positively guaranteed to core you and keep you weU.

Putting Money Ahead

Puts Worry

Open a Savings Account with DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY. 3 per cent interest, compounded semi-annually. DICKINSON TRUST CO. .Resources a Million and a Quarter.

this would be the case, but the fires in that section of the city have been more serious than they needed to be simply because the fire department cannot reach the scene sooner than ten to fifteen minutes after an alarm. Iu this time, unless there Is home protection, the fires gain good headway be

fore the department arrives upon the scene.

All Others Protected. "There is not a section of the c'.ty

without ample fire protection, with the

one exception, and that is the AVet Side. The city officials should, to my

notion, take it upon themselves to pro

tect property owners on the West Sid?, as that section of the city is growing at a more rapid rate than any oth?', and prospective property owners there

should have some assurance that their

properties will be protected. As it is

at the present time, a man going to the

West Side and building, takes all the

risks In his own hands. The city could secure no more valuable acqui

sition to its property, than a hose

house on the West Side, and could take

no better step for promoting the wel

fare of the city. It is highly probable

that the improvement and civic leagues of the West Side will take up the matter more forcibly than they ever have in the past and push It to a climax. Pressure will be broaght to bear upon the board of works and common council for the realization of a hose house on the West Side." When approached on the subject. C. W. Merrill, president of the board of public works, stated that as yet the present board had not been asked to take up the matter of locating a hose house on the West Side and certainly would not take the matter up until it was laid before them. Residents west of the river probably will present a petition to the board of works and council before many weeks elapse, asking for the location of a hose company in that section. The residents would have the hose house located in a central portion of the territory so that the department would hare comparatively short runs to either West-Richmond

proper or Fairvlew.

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posed of delegates from the three Yearly Meetings, namely, Indianapolis, Wilmington and Western, will meet in this place next Monday evening. The Rev. Richard Hayworth, pas

tor of the Friends' church at Kokomo, is president of the organization, and Prof. Albert Brown, president of Wilmington College, is secretary. The latter has prepared the program which promises to be an interesting one. A new feature of the program is the arrangement whereby ministers representing the Disciples of Christ, the Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal and Friends' denominations, will give their views on "Church Evangelism." The Rev. Allan D. Phillputt, of the Central Christian church, Indianapolis; the Rev. Joshua Stansfield, of the Meridian Street M. E. church, and the Rev. Frank O. Ballard of th Memorial Presbyterian, all of Indianapolis, and President Robert Lincoln Kelly, of Earlham College, have been chosen to speak on this subject. Heretofore the program has been confined altogether to the Friends. The delegates and visitors will, spend Sunday, July 27, at the Indiana -Boys' School.

COMPANY IGNORES THE ACTION TAKEN BY CITY COONCIL CContinued From Page One.)

them a cent, it was the understanding that no cars Ehould cross the Main street bridge. But the promoters did not pign a contract that they would not use the bridge. They merely gave us their 'word, and honor' that they wouldn't. Not Bound to Contract. "After they got the franchise to use the National road they sold out to the Murdock syndicate, and then It wasn't long until the ' new owners were saying they were not bound by any verbal agreements that their predecessors might have made; that they were going to follow the wording of their franchise. They did, too, with the result that every car that comes into Richmond from the west is crossing the Main street bridge. "So when Mr. McGowan wanted us to take verbal promises that he would not take away our transferi we

thought It was about time to shut down on him. Now, he can cither sign an agreement to that effect, or on

the 5th of next month we will tak3 his

franchise away from him altogether.

and he can't run hi cars. We're going to show him that we are not as easy as some of the cities he has had

to deal with.

"The present situation as regards

an interurban franchise, is this," continued City Attorney Study, "the Mc

Gowan syndicate Is using the Interur

ban franchise granted to Ixntz and Freeman in 1901, but It is void for the reason that the old company never fulfilled its part of the contract. Interurban cars today are being run

over the city lines and the company had no right to do that."

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Good Things at All Times Young Ducks, Frying Chickens, Stewing Chickens, Hen Turkeys. Fresh Home Grown Vegetables ol all kinds. Red and Black Raspberries Dewberries Huckleberries Watermelons on Ice Good Sweet Nutmeg Melons Lime Juice and Grape Juice Oranges, Pineapples, Peaches and Apples Baked Ham, Baked Tenderloin Chipped Beei Beech Nut Bacon Celery Cream to Whip Give us your order if you want the best.

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One of the pleasantest vocations leading away from the strenuous life and back to the soil, declares Forrest Crlssey in the Saturday Evening Post, is that of bee-keeping and It is especially attractive from the fact that it is as open to women as to men.

NEW CASTLE HAS A BURDEN.

Indianapolis & Eastern Exempt From

Street Improvement Expense. New Castle, Ind.. July 19. When

the city council four years ago delib

erately and without excuse of any kind struck from the franchise of the Indianapoli3 & Eastern Traction company the clause compelling them to pay their share of paving all streets on which they had tracks, they sad

dled unon the property owners of

these streets without their consent an expense which will require the work of the courts to relieve them of. In connection with the paving of South Main street, a suit is now pending in the appellate court and a decision is expected in a short time.

A young Philadelphia woman of good family but reduced means, who has retained an extensive acquaintance among her aristocratic associates, has hit upon a novel and original means of earning a livelihood by the use of her voice and excellent reading ability. She has combined some of her wealthy friends of advanced years into a reading circle, who listen to her over their tele phones for about an hour a day and pay her generously by the week for her entertainment.

Yon needn't suffer witn !cV headache. lnHeesrion. constipation or any other troubles arising from a disordered stomach. Dr. Caldwell'a Syrup Pepsia will core you and keep yon well. Try it kp it cm band tbe year aronnfl.

Iced or Hot. Invigorate and Refresh Brain and Body. ONE TEASPOONFUL MAKES TWO CUPS. Loose or in Sealed Packets. All Grocers, (Published by authority of the India and Ceylon Commissioner.)

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In Our Dry Goods Department. Don't fail to C our table of Gents' regular 50 cent Underwear at 25c Ladies' 25 cent Belts and 10 stamps for 10c Finest assortment of Laces and Emb. in Richmond from 5c to 25c per yard. Ladies' Summer Union Suits at 25 & 50c Big assortment of fans at half price. Groceries We are the leaders. Best Home Grown New Potatoes, per peck .35c Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen 16c Fresh Country Butter, per lb 20c S. & H. Stamps. Pictorial Review Patterns.

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All lurcbas. Free Delivery. New Phon 1070; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Vi v, Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main "Street.

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OUR. MONEY

Chicago passengers using C. C. & L. trains land at 12th st. (Illinois

Central) Station; most conveniently

located. Remember this. 6-tl

The Koonday Of Life. Married people should learn what to do for on 3 another' little Ola. and for the His of the children that may come. They are sure sooner or later to have occasion to treat constipation or indigestion. When the opportunity comes remember that the Quickest way to obtain relief, and finally a permanent cure, is with Dr. Caldwell's Syrnp Pepsin, the rreat herb laxative compound. A bottle should always te in the bouse. It costs only 90 cents or 51 at drug stores.

CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL MEETS

Central Labor Council meets tonight

and all unions affiliated and their

respective delegates are requested to

be present. Arrangements will be

made In regard to the Labor Day celebration.

can be borrowed on furniture, pianos, fixtures, horses and wagons, or any other personal property of value without removal, or on SALARIES to people holding permanent positions with responsible firms. can be borrowed at the LOWEST RATES and EASIEST PAYMENTS in the city. does not cost you more in case of SICKNESS or MISFORTUNE as we gladly grant an ex

tension of time in all such cases without extra charges to deserving ones. OUR MONEY can be paid back in easy weekly, monthly or quarterly payments as we can arrange the payments to suit your convenience. OUR MONEY IS YOUR MONEY

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The following is our weekly payment plan allowing you 50 weeks in which to pay off your loan. . .60 is the weekly payment on a S 25.00 loan. $1.20 is the weekly payment on a S 50.00 loan. $2.40 is the weekly payment on a $100.00 loan. Other amounts in the same proportion. is loaned in Cambridge City, Dublin, East Germantown, New Paris, and all towns reached by interurban roads. When in need use OUR MONEY. Call on or address

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Take Elevator Rooms 7 and 8 Colonial Building Phone 445