Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 289, 29 November 1907 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-Tt'LKGKAM, FKIDAI, SiOVOliEK XSf, 1WU7. JURY WAS SECURED III CASE OF POWERS KNOLLENBERG'S KNOLLENBERG'S STORE CHRISTMAS Smoking Jackets and House Coats Another chance to see a most It Appears to Be About Evenly Divided in a Political Way. TAKING OF TESTIMONY. IT WILL BEGIN JUST AS SOON AS THE ATTORNEYS ON EACH SIDE CAN FINISH THEIR STATEMENTS YOUTSEY TO TESTIFY.

BEAUTIFUL LINE OF FURS

We now Smoking

have ready for your inspection the largest and most beautiful line of Jackets ever brought to this city. There is nothing as appropriate for a gentleman's Christmas present as a Smoking

Jacket or House Coat. Manny hesitate to look before they are ready to buy. This is a sad mistake, because the very size in the particular color you want may be sold when you are ready to buy. We will gladly lay any coat aside for you in order that 'you umay not be disappofcited. In our line , you will find many bright and new colors, such as Navy, ' Brown, Tan, Wine and Grey with beautiful plaid linings and in price from $5.00 to $12.00

See the Coats We Offer at $5.00 NOTION DEPARTMENT

Geo. H. Knollenberg Co.

Georgetown, Ky., Nov. 29. After more than tvo weens' labor, during which more than 400 men from two counties were examined, a jury was completed to try Caleb Powers for complicity in the murder of Senator William Goebel. The jurors are divided as follows: Four republicans, four democrats and four men who say they are independent in politics. As a matter of fact there are probably six republicans and six democrats, if it came to a finel test.

The jurors are: J. L.. Price, independent, farmer. J. W. Renaker, , democrat, farmer. G. B. Shinkle, .30, republican, farmer. J. C. Linden, 3.", republican, painter. A. B. Jewett, 40, democrat, farmer. B. S. Franks, 35, banker, independent. James O'Hara, H druggist, inde-

j pendent.

E. J. Marshall, S3, democrat, farmer. O. P. Collier, 45, republican, farmer. Frank Lee, 40, independent, farmer. E. J. Race, 30, democrat, farmer. Thomas Robinson, 25, republican, farmer. (Can not read.) The taking of testimony will begin today if the attorneys on each side finish their statements of the case. Robert Franklin, commonwealth's attorney, will present the commonwealth's side, while Maj. W. C. Owens will tell what the defense expects to prove. Powers will be a witness for himself early in the action. Henry Youtsey will probably be brought from the Frankfort penitentiary today to testify for the prosecution.

OW1ER G. WHELAN Feed and Seed Store 33 S. 6th St. Phone 1679

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helping the system to do Its work naturally. Mrs. Rosa Potts. Birmingham, Ala. These tablets are for sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Chapped hands are quickly cured by applying Chamberlain's Salve. Price, 5 cents. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.

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The plan, terms and conditions upon which we loan are extremely favorable to the borrower, and we are always glad to talk with anyone who can offer acceptable security. Call, writ or phone.

No need to worry about your debta. If you are honest we are always willing to assist you in getting square with the world. Our rates are cheapest and payments easiest. ASK US.

If in need of money, fill out blank and mail to us.

Name Street and No. Town mt. you want

RICHMOND LOAN COMPANY

Established 1895. Home Phone 1545. Room 8 Colonial Bldg., Richmond, Ind.

Mr. W. M. Brennan of New York will exhibit an $18,000 stock of principally NECK PIECES and MUFFS at our store tomorrow, Saturday, Nov. 30th, (one day only,) which will undoubtedly be The Fur Exhibition of the Season and should be of great interest to the ladies of Richmond and vioinity. Mr. Brennan assures us that he will come prepared to quote prices that will not fail to insure the sale of many pieces if there are buyers in this locality. The exhibition of this superb line of goods will be given on the third floor of our store, entirely separate from our own stock, where Mr. Brennan will personally wait upon the patrons and give intelligent information regarding the goods he has to offer.

Remember also that our store is open on Saturday evening. We invite all to come.

The Geo. H. Knollenbers: Co.

Automatic Phone 1198, 1199 Bell 190.

THE BEE HIVE GROCERY CO. Automatic Phone 1198. 1199 Bell 190. DRESSED CHICKENS. FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE ROQUEFORT CHEESE SAGE CHEESE GOLD BOND MAPLE SYRUP The Finest in the City. OLD HICKORY A Pure Sugar Table Syrup. Try ft. Nothing Finer.

FerndeSl Canned Foods Fruits, Vegetables, Cereals, Etc. THE FINEST PRODUCED

Under this brand you can obtain for the table the best of everything. We invite your attention to this line and solicit your investigation.

NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY JOHN M. EGGEJV1EYER 4th AND MAIN STREETS.

OFFICERS DIRECTORS SAMUEL DICKINSON, DW,N 'IoB Nationa, ' President. HOWARD CAMPBELL. HOWARD CAMPBELL, Pre.ldent Gaar, Scott & Co, Vice President. SAMUEL DICKINSON, EDGAR HIATT, President Dickinson Trust Co. Secretary. JOSEPH J. DICKINSON, JESSE A. WIECHMAN, Mortgage Loans. T,"er SAMUEL W. GAAR, Cashier Second National Bank, - JOHN H. JOHNSON, THIS STrOng Lumber and Railroad Ties. j irtmnanir henry c. starr, VVffifafi VJce Prtldent Wisconsin Centra! R. R. InVltCS JOHN L. RUPE, Attorney at Law. Your p w smith, rfrkntfirttr' President First National Bank, Decatury tiwt, OMAR HOLLINGSWORTH, BUSlitCSS Vlce President Union Loan &. Trust Co. .