Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 303, 15 December 1907 — Page 11

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AND SUX-TELEGR AM, SUNDAY, DKCE3IBEK 15, 1!K)T.

News of the T. P. A

VALUES THREE KISSES AT $15,000 AND SUES.

rn5 A so house ior rem, lui a.

21st St. Phone 3713. i'tt

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The National convention o the T. P. A.'s will he held at Milwaukee June 22nd, WJH, that date

having been agreM on by the national board of directors. We notice that Post Q of New Albu-

the Parcels Post bill. We do not know how Post C stands on this question ai it ha.s never been distuned in meet-

ing, hut I guess the boys think it is of small importance. Perhaps it i-. perhaps it isn't. Business has been awfully good for a few years, and it may not be so good thrs next year. If the parcels post bill should pass and Int. the mail order houses get a bigger hold on the trade some effect might be felt. We, however, believe that there will be no chance for the bill to pass. We also note that Post E of Lafayette and Post (i of Terre Haute voted to oppose the bill and sent strong resolutions to their congressmen and Senators at Washington.

TTe copy (he following from Mr. Ran in the Terre Haute .Morning Star: Mr. James Crawford, state chairman of the railroad committee, comes out with a letter which has been copied in Pottlet.er's Ltifa vt t.te T. P. A. column.

In which he (Crawford) proceeds to say In reply to sundry letters from members concerning freight rates upon railways, that where freight is billed from beyond siate limits, neither himself vor the state railway commission has any jurisdiction, and that grievances must be reported (o the interstate ..run r. i.. , ..t ... .1 TIi'lj iu rAoei

news to tis. Of course, we knew the State- Railway commission was limit- - 'Ml, per se. to the slate, but that a : "bairman of the railroad committee. ' hosen by the Indiana division has any .finit of jurisdiction Cri surely such ;an not be the case, and we advise Jim 'o take another hitch upon his trousers shift his quid of tobacco, stand upon ; lis "tot her" ley. code one eye. and see ) ' f any line of demarlation as to hid juJ jMadict ion for usefulness is to be found i Miiy where upon the map of the world.

f"o, heaven forbid! Jim. the earth is: !f 'rours: let your official importance rise:

I M its righttul sphere. What do we ! f if y sort Kiich ,.a colossal salary for.

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my way

('has. M; inK. f jPosl Q. of.'Kew ! ' .. , I, II.!..

ill i ill l niy i ii ih

uiorts matters r.:

press chairman of

Albany, was a visitor

week. Mr. Zink reluiwt :i iti'irri's;.

ling smootIr and everybody lively. jMI". Zink maintains -'a very interesting .-olumu inline of the New Albany p.iipeis. ,

i Frank Palmer of Warsaw, is spend

ing Sunday with numerous friends in our city. We understand that Elmer Lebo has. purchased the property that he has been livinpfliT and will do some extensive remodeling. He will no doubt make an elegant home for himself.

11. l- McNutt. traveling salesman for The Richmond Haking company, .came home Friday night all bruised up from having been in a street car colliKion in Xenia. His handsome features are iu a sad state of demoralization. -

fl We are pleased to note that John

; Itegger is considerably improved, and .we believe that with careful nursing

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V iVdPr'rdHifl is uinf! former Fire-Commissioner IPMmA Scannel. of New York, for $13,000 f4M-&$$a damages, based on three kisses at IkfMSWKl .V000 ch. PhotoB of Mrs. Pitcher i,nl -h"- Snm'1 also appear. Mrs. 'trWtl Pitcher was Mr. Scanners houseket.p?1$&4&A and Mrs. White lived with them. i W$$W&tfi Khe Kuys 8he wad lvisse'1 lhree ,I,,U'S irigK?! her mother Bupports this asser-

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Today's Classified Ads WANTED. write for catalogue. Moler Barber College. Cincinnati, O.

FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE-Bargain eery in good town

Parker Scott, dianapolis.

FOR SALES New

furniture Main St.

first-class gronear Richmond.

11 Law building. In-.--i::t

and second hand

Creacer & Murray, 40S 4-20t

SALE -About feet or iron ?e. in first class coudition. Call or address S. O. Yatci. Grand Ho-

niilding. Richmond, ind. I'l'-tf

FOR SALE OR REN1 Good farms, city properties, also test ace' dent and health insurance. W. M. Penny, room 16 1. O. O. F. Eldg., phone

1589. FOR SAiE Two car loads of mules; horses bought and sold. Gus Taube, sale barn. llM-PJU N. Cth street. Plione 1SS. l--tf

FOR RENT.

FOR KENT Modern house on North "2nd street; ." rooms, hardwood finish, electric light; call t17 South A streer. 14-Ut FOR RENT Furnished room for light housekeeping. To parties without eiiii.itn- 200 Richmond Ave. i;,-7t

FOR RENT Residence. 4." S i:th S. Six rooms, water and lights. Srri month. Call next door north for kev. A. 11. Vance. Route S. PJ-7t

S45C.QO , J Genuine iia.jmiia .souwlre.w Jim,

CIDING

ISSUE

in Diamond and Jewelry buying is at the cross road of quality and price. Many houses use "quality" as a term of convenience, a vlaySmunJ where price romps about until it becomes unruly and runs away, in this way quality" is a much abused excuse for high price-making. ' Quality" is either good or not at all. It's the good quality that rules this house, and its the extreme smallness in price, coupled with that "quality," that have made of this the most popular house in its line.

"""$250.00 k V, Ceauise u.muoud Solitaire It Very Urliliat Jt

FO U M E XT Furnished and bath. S A.

rooms.

heat lo-Tt

FOR TIEXT Six room house. Call at IIS S. 7th St. !-tf

OR REXT-.i-room liat cenirany lo

cated, ground floor, electric light, bath. Penj. Harris. 7-tf FOR RENT- Two large steam-heated office rooms, formerly occupied by Justin Leroy Harris, studio. Apply to Drs. Chenowetli & .Dykenian, Masonic Temple. Itf FOR KENT Furnished room, electric

heat and bath. 220 X. 12tn

our dIIamond business 1

Diamonds and

can be bought

Dtaelse-

has been built on selling White. Flawless Stones. Making a specialty of

i.,,,io.,i ii'(!i-v w.' nut tlie- cost to vim considerably less than they

llll'IlM .UV'UlllV'1 IF. where. W- are amply prepared to solve all Christmas (lift problems with an unexcelled stock of Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Silverware and Xovelties. Our prices are right as comparison will prove.

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St.

20tf

PGR RE XT Double seven room house, 21G & 218 South 14th street. Eight room modern, 20 South 10th street. Kepler & Weller, Vaughan

Bile.

5-tf

FOR P.ENTThree unfurnished rooms above 18 XTorth Sth St. Apply 91 :i Main street. ,25-tf

FOUND.

MH'XD -At Mt)ormanns liook one of the largest and fineot Holiday Goods in the city.

Store, line of V2-t

5165.00 Cenulce Diamord ?r,litalre Sieel VVtitc tud Tcrlect

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mmz3&zz :mm4.x VKm&$zx?zte

mcxn' bmr-mi mirmt

5123 00 Oenniae riirond Solltilro bull ct Life asd Hro

TW1

$18.00

Ceauino Diaoionil Politire Very Brilliant

sno.oo Gennlne TMimont SoliUlr A Sprklinf Beuty f

UNSURPASSED VALUES

PRICES ARE IRRESISTABLE

WANTED-All kinds moving-the large empire moving cars are the leaders in the city for moving furniture and pianos. We also transfer in and out of the city. We do packing and crating of furniture for shipment by the load or carload. Those wishing goods stored call on me. I employ reliable and experienced men only, Please phone your orders. Oflice. MO X.' "fh street. Phone l'-';. Al Winterstein. l.Vsun-tf

LOST.

FOR SALE -Cook stove, pipe and grate included. Price ,.". H. 04 X. 1Sth street.

FOR SALE -Scotch Collie, 4M street.

coal

Call i.v.;t S Nth 1 r,-7t

LOST-

I urn

1 1th.

STRAYED OR

Pair spectacles in case. Reto John McKahun. :" South Reward. 15-2t

STOLEN A

f ; 'that Ielf.

he will eventually bo his old time

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WANTED Agents for kerosene, incandescent mantle lamp. Twelve times cheaper than gas, seven times cheaper than ordinary kerosene lamp. Bonanza. Continental Co., o2r Broadway, X. Y. ITi-lt WANTED Ladies maice money selling guaranteed silks direct from looms. Cut any length. One-third saved.

Express prepaid. rite tor information. Lenox Silk Works, Brunswick bldg.. N. Y. 1-Vlt

FOR SALE Richmond real estate a specialty. Merchandise stocks, fire insurance. Porterfield, Kelly Block, Sth & Main. 7tf

FOR SALE House at a bargain if thirty days; call

of six rooms, bath, sold within next 110 Kinsey street. p-7t

fox ter

rier pup with black face and streak on back, Sunday afternoon; return same to 1114 South B street, and get reward. 13-2t

We buy direct from Headquarters and I Christmas Gifts bought now will be save you tho" middleman's profit. J laid away until yon want them. LARGE NEW ILLUSTRATED Every Article sold is fully Guar- MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY CATALOG FREE anteed. and we'll cheerfully re- FILLED will mail at once our New Cata- chased does not prove just as prepaid, on receipt of the price, log. represented. and delivery ruarantxed.

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS

JeoMims & Co.

WAYSIDE TALES TOLD ON STREETS OF CITY.

Horace , Starr has been in town the (iast week. Horace is much in favor of all the posts of the state opposing Mvp parcels post bill and thinks it would be n great Imposition, which it

jwill be, on the country merchants if ' WANTED To

l'the bill is permitted to pass. Horace " Is of the opinion that. Post C should SfVas;s some strong resolutions and for-

WAXTED-Ladies to copy letters at home: spare time; good pay; cash weekly: reliable; send stamp. Zeck Co., Morristown, X. Y. ITi-lt

WANTED -Small Must be modern, care Palladium.

buy

FOR SALE Two farms, well situated, close to city; good buildings; contain 142 acres and 76 acres each; address Box 31), Fair Haven, O. 13-7t.

MISCELLANEOUS

EXCHANGE Xew furniture for old at Cregar & Murray's, 40S Main St. 4-20t

FOR SALE Best meats in the city at Renk's, CO 5 Main St. 13-7t

FOR SALE Upright

condition. Call at 223 street.

piano in

Xorth

good 10th 13-7t

NOTICE.

NOTICE We do wood turning and scroll sawing and all kinds of job work in wood. Brown & Darnell, 1022 Main St. 14-?t

A SERIOUS JOKE.

ivard (!iem to their renresen (at i vo in

if ; congress.

I; siU tvith

Cincinnati.

if ivith them and

L. (lard, for a number of years the. Standard Oil company nut of

ha.s resigned his position

accepted a more flatter-

ins offer from the India Refining Co.. of Georgetown, Ky. "Rocky" now

- l as headquarters in Richmond, ami

j Ihe boys are glad to nave him here j mice again and wish him all kinds of

success with the new hrni. The state board of directors have fone into business right and are of

fering a dollar apiece for new mem'bers. Here is a chance to get "very ousy."

nouse or rooms. Address H. X. J.. 1 4 -i. cash register; will

nav highest cash price; address C.

J. Hein., care Wosteott Hotel. 14-3 1 WANTED To" trade a " seventy-acre farm, 10 miles uorth of Richmond on pike, with good buildings and plenty of fruit, for a good residence property Ui Richmond, at a. bargain if traded at once. Address A. J. Barnes, Winchester, Ind. 14-2t V A N TE D W'ash i n g i ml ironing to do away from, home; .12.") Boyer stv Fairview. Rosa Vincent. 14-3t WANTEIV-:To re-nickel your stoves;

FAIRY STICK CANDY and Buttercups, homemade, 20c lb.; Kuchenbuch, 169 Ft.

Wayne Ave.

12-1.41

FOR SALE Fine holiday goods, artistic novelties, immense stock of books, fine pictures, calendars and Xmas cards, seals, tags. etc. Moormann's Book Store, r2 Main St. I2-7t

DENTISTS

CHEN'OWETH & DYKEMAN, Masonic Temple. Automatic phone 2053. 8-tf

FIRE INSURANCE

Tiny

KNEW HOW TO SPELL. Little Girl Follows, Mysterious Parental Guidance.

now is the time. Brown & 1022 Main street. WAN TE D YotTt o kno w vv e

razors, luiives, shears and

of edge tools. Brown 1022 Main street.

Darnell,

19-3t sharpen all kinds Darnell,

14-3t

WANTED Every body to buy meats, lard, sausages, etc., at Renk's, COT. Main. r-t WANTED Everybody to come to Moormann's book store tor their holiday goods. l--7t

FOR SALE-Holly, Christmas trees, store, 11 and V. '-'I in;.

evergreens and Gilbert's feed X. IHh St. Phone 12-7t

Richmond Insurance Agency, Hans X. Koll, Mgr., representing the oldest and strongest fire companies, 716 Main, Telephone 1620. 14-tf

During the past, week, a good stoiy has been going the rounds among local street car men on the motorman an I conductor of the interurban limited that runs between Dayton and Indianapolis. A few nights ago the limited on its return trip from Indianapolis lato in the afternoon, made a stop at Greenfield as is its custom to await the passing of a west bound car. The car from the east arrived, and made the usual stop and went on for Indianapolis. Likewise flip motorman on the limited, hearing the call "ail aboard," turned on the power and mer

rily resumed his journey toward Richmond. After a run of nine miles this side of Greenfield he made a stop at a siding where his conductor was to report by phone to the main dispatcher, but no conductor was to be found. A diligent search was made, in. on and under the car. but without avail. Tlu conductor's lantern, rubber coat an 1 hat were discovered on one of the back seats and the indications were that the man had either fallen from the car or else he had met with foul play. There was nothing to be done but re-traverse the road and keep out an "eagle"' eye for the missing conductor. The reverse was made over the protests of a car full of passengers, many from Richmond, who did not like the idea of being thus delayed in reaching their destination. The return trip was begun

and not a sign of the missing conduc

tor was discovered until the car reach

ed Greenfield again, and there compla

cently smoking a cigar, sat the con

ductor in the waiting station. The conductor then joined his crew and tho car made its second start for Richmond and arrived in the city about

nine o'clock, long after being due. T!e

question is. who is the joke on? Th

motorman says he heard the call, "all aboard." and says he took It for granted that it was his conductor. Tho conductor declares, on the other hand, that when the car left Greenfield he was in the station' awaiting orders ami that he did not even know of the departure of the limited until he received his orders and left the office, only, to find his car gone. It may be that the matter will be for the officials to solve, much to the discomfort of both, motorman and conductor. In tluj meantime the Joke seems to have becu on the passengers who had to travel eighteen miles overtime.

REAL ESTATE.

AL H. IIUXT, Real estate, 7 N. 9ta stret. Phone 877. R iT MORE, Real Estate, Accident Insurance and colection; 14 N. i)th.

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There ate many stories told of the .mte things said and done by children. Hecording to loving mothers and fond

rat hers, btit here is one that is hard to beat. The little two and a half year old baby in the family is just at the age when it is necessary to spell things that, she is not to know, and especially so now that Christmas is at hand and there are many secrets to be kept. The other day the fond mother was telling a neighbor who had called that she was dressing a new doll for

Martha's Christmas, and as baby vasi?ALK:5MAN

present It. was necessary to spell out t

soni'1 of the more important words. Soon afterwards the mother had occasion to go up. stairs for something Mini while she was gone the little girl cuddled tip closely to tho visior and in a most confidential manner said: Sce! Mamma's gone up stairs, p-d-q. 1 can spell can't 1?"

WANTED Everybody to call phone V4 for loose holly, holly wreaths, Christmas trees, all sizes, evergreen, etc. Display at Conkey's drug store, cor. Pth and Main St. Free delivery. TJ-Tt WANTED-' if 'yoTwantTonb'uyTuell real estate, or loan or borrow money, see that Morgan, Cor. 8th and N. E streets. Both phones. 12-tf

FOR SALE White Lei erels at

prices. J. T. WHITE,

Pure bred horn Cock-reasonable

Richmond, Ind.

12-4t

FOR SALE -Fine gold watch or tra le for baseburner "Watch" care Palladium. ll-7t

OSTEOPATHY.

DR TtiWNSENP. Nortn 9th and A, Lady assistant. Phone 139G.

MONUMENTS AND MARKERS. Richmond Monument Co.. C. E. Bradbury, Mgr.. S3 North 8th Street

FOR SALE Stoves, stoves, stoves. both new and second hand, at aston- j ishingly low prices, for one week at' J. M. Bowen &Co., 112? E Main st. I n-7t j FOR-i SALEPlentyof i'resLf'lish and j oysters delivered to all parts of the ; city. Phone 17 1-. Sandusky Fish j Co.. lo S. t;th St. 1 1 Tt j FOR SA LE O R TRA D E-Alfk indsj Stoves at Owens. 17 S. nth St.' ll-7t'

MONEY terms. estate Main phone

FINANCIAL.

LOAXED Low rates, Thompson's loan and

agency, street. Xo. 2WS.

Wide Bond's

easy real

tairs, 710 automatic

1-wed-thurs-fri-sat-tf

SCHOOL.

SCHOOL Cheapest and best school of shorthand. airs. W. S. Iliser, u: K. l.'.th St. Phone 2177. You can enter any time. 21-t.f

JpnsuraoDs IPasurncDS IPnsunins some: startling bargains for IHe last week, before Christmas, Finest Stock, ever in Richmond to Select from

$1.69

$1.98

$2.15 $2.35 And Up

No Opportunity Was Ever Before Given to Buy So Cheaply

We carry the World - Renowned "Crown" Pianos and several other High-Grade makes.

WAXTED Horses to shoe, at Owen's shop. 17 S. r.th St. ll-7t WANTED At micer"'00t.urkeysat" Peter Husson's. 9-7t

Wanted by an old estab

lished and reliable firm, a man to sell monuments and cemetery work at retail, one who has had experience in selling goods at retail preferred; a good and permanent job to an honest and industrious man. Address E. M. Wolff & Co.. Mansfield. Ohio. f-7t

FOR SALE All kinds fancy cushion

tops, patterns, novelties, etc., suitable for Christmas presents and inexpensive. Call and see them. Woman's Exchange. 101 o Main st. 9-7t

UNDERTAKERS.

H. R. Downing & Son. 16 N. Sth st

i2sept6mo i

LAUNDRY.

FOR SALE A good coon dog, W. P. Bond. Webster. Ind.

cheap, j lo-7t ,

We can help make ycu happy honestly we can. Richmond Steam Laundry.

FOR SALE OR REXT Xew five room cottage, suburban, on car line. Address "Sale." care Palladium. 11-2t

Blood Poison, Rheumatism, Catarrh.

A reliable remedy. All druggist;.

WAXTED Manager for Branch office we wish to locate here in Richmond. Address, with reference, The Mor

ris Wholesale House, Cincinnati, j

O. 23-30t WANTED Mm to lea:- . berYfade, few weeks completes, CO chairs constantly busy, licsnsed instructors, tools given, diplomas granted, wages Saturdays, positions waiting; wonderful demand for graduates:

FOR SALE Lamps, mantels, new stock, tht best in the city, Darnell's, 1022 Main

burners and ! just received. ; at Brown &. St. 14-St

FOR SALE A fresh cow. William Be- . ban. Route 3, Xew Paris Pike. 14-7t FOR SALE All kinds fancy articles, suitable for Christmas presents, cushions, novelties and other inexpensive novelties; Xo. S S. 11th st. 9-7t FOR SALE Furniture and household

Seattle Washington Investments Wonderful MONEY MAKING possibilities. Write us, learning about them, asking for our "LAND FARM, CITY PROPERTY" lists free. RiCHMOND, SEATTLE references on request. CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY, Alaska Building, Seattle.

See the Beautiful

Don't Buy Until You See Us.

We will make prices to beat anything ever offered. Our line is all High-Grade, no stencils. 707 Main Street ' Colonial Bldg'