Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 322, 3 January 1908 — Page 7

THE RIC1T3IOXD PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 11)08.

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CLINCH IN THE POWERS JURY IT IS NOW REPORTED

It Seems That the Jury Is Deliberating in Vain to Reach An Agreement on the Merits Of the Case. IN CASE OF DISAGREEMENT DEFENSE WILL ASK BAIL When Jury Entered the Court Room to Be Enlightened, a Ray of Hope Shone in the Eyes of the Defendant. Georgetown. Ky.. Jan. ".-The jury in whose hands rests the destiny of Caleb Powers, thrice declared guilty of complicity in the murder of Governor William Goebel hi 1!mm, seems hopelessly divided. The foreman has Intimated that an agreement was out of the question. When the jury yesterday eanie hack Into the court room to hear re-read certain portions of the testimony of Henry Youtsey. Powers was all attention. There was scarcely a moment that -his pyes were off the twelve men. It seemed as if he were searching their souls for some ray of hope. At the conclusion of the reading of the testimony he was taken back to his cot In the prison. Two written questions were propounded to the court by the jury. They were: "By what route did Youtsey. according to thf$ testimony, leave the executive building after admitting James Howard to the office of Caleb Powers, secretary of state? "From what window was fired the bullet that killed Goebel ':" The jury was enlightened. If a disagreement Is announced counsel for Powers will immediately file an application for bail. SLEEPS WITH DEAD HUSBAND Wife Awakes to Find Body Beside Her. Cold Marion, Ind., Jan. 3. When. Mrs. Yederiek Apt awoke this morning she found her husband dead, lying at her $ide. It is believed ho had beeu dead for five hours before his wife discovered that ho was a corpse. Apt was 58 years old. He was a farmer residing Southwest of Marion. Apoplexy is nald to have been the cause of his death. OLD SCISSORS USEDBY MOTHER Decapitated Head of Newly Born Babe. New York, Jan. 3. Fearing that she would lose her position because she tecame a mother while in their employ, Mrs. Teresa Sampietro, employed by fin Italian family, of No. 523 High Point avenue, West Hoboken, is under arrest in the North Hudson hos pital charged with having murdered J per infant by cutting off its head with n pair of old scissors, concealing its mutilated body in her trunk and at- j tempting to hide the traces of blood on ! the floor which ultimately led to the discovering of her grewsome deed. The woman is said to have come from Chicago four months ago, and the West Hoboken police have notified the authorities in that city to appreIiend the man in the case. It Is said that the woman gave his name and the police will forward it to the Chicago authorities. HEART IS ON THE RIGHT SIDE Man Is Suffering With Attacks Of Tuberculosis. Torre Haute, Ir.d., Jan. 3.-J. G. 5tunbaugh, a waiter making his way back to Kokomo from Cairo, 111., went to a hospital in this city to be treated for tuberculosis. He had started to the fouth and at Cairo decided to return to 'Kokomo. At St. Louis, in a hospital, J,e learned for the tir&t time, although l.e is 47 years old, that his heart is on the right side of his body. The doctors at the Terre Haute hospital will tend him to the Indiana Medical college at Indianapolis that he may be examined by the students, and probably nrrangements will be made for treatment for tuberculosis in an Indianapolis hospital. Japan's mining production last year; Dt-coiuin to r.Vtn ;.'niUued by the I Japan?. -e departm nt of agriculture ! and commerce amounted to $52,130,8S4. In 18SC the corrosnondinc value i was $5,000,OiO. The vciue uf Japan's mining output is trebling every de-fade.

TODAY'S MARKET QUOTAT

NEW YORK STOCK (By Correll and Thompson New York, Jan. 3.

Open High Low Close Amalgamated Coppfr 4SU 49 47i 4-V American Car Foundry 31 U 314 314 American Locomotive 2514 374 35'4 30s, American Smelting 2? 73Vs "l3 7ii?4 American Sugar P2 lOS'i 100 107 Atchison C9ss 70 'i S"S 70 H. & O S2 S2-4 82 82 u li. It. T 3!j3 41 s -i'Jk -11 Canadian Pacific. .. 155 155,2 l.rrS,2 C. & O 3)- 3 0 34 3'J',-y 3-U C. G. W 8i, Ms 7"s 7"k C. M. & St. P 107 10." 4 10:,' C. F. & i 19?4 Pj-S, lit fJJ8 Dis. Sec . 30 i 31 3t2 31 Erie 17 17H 17 17 -4 National Lead ::'j3; 4014 3Hsi 4't4 New York Contra! i2 Xl 01 &2JH L. N i3 l 52 04 Norfolk & Western M C4 1M, Iv. & T. . . . v - "'8 - i - ' ' - Missouri Pacific 4 5'. 4 4; 4." 45v4 Northern Pac 121- 1'21U lli4 120:, Pennsylvania llo 111" 110 Ill's Peoole's Gas 80 4 M so SI Heading ' 9 Wz 07 0! Republic Steel.. 10 10 Hock Island ' j'i 15H 154 ir,'i Southern Pacific 72:;4 7:: 71' Southern R. R l:D,4 BD.i 12:i4 13 Texas Pacific 1 1! K:!i Vnion Pacific 119 l-0"4 lU Hn4 S. Steel -0;;4 27 2G 2rtU. S. Steel pfd s SS 89 U Wabash.. .." 1 Wa Wabash pfd IS 1s

Call money t; per cent, 10 per ee Richmond. CATTLE. (Paid by Richmond Abattoir.) Pest hogs, average 2."i lbs $l.:i.Vr. 4.4 Good heavy packers .. .. 4.25 (J; 4.35 Common and rough ...... 4.mfti 4.1' Steers, corn fed . . 4.00 W 4.50 Heifers 3.2."Vt :'..75 Fat cows 2.50fr, 3.00 Bulls 2.75 3.25 Calves G.50 7.00 Chicago.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS (By Correll and Thompson. Brokers, Eaton. C Chicago, Jan. 3. Wheat Open. High. Low. Close. May 10714 107"A 1W, Ot;is July tK i iKi. fV !Vs Sept !V"S Corn. May 01 "4 ;2 '' 01 Vs July (KWj (iO-X, .v.F's m Sept 50i ! Oati. Open. High. Lew. Close. May Ti-'i-s ooH r4 54"4

July4SVj 4S': Pork. 4S-i Ctoso 913.27 Close. ?K.O.-, Close $7.20 Open. .$13.33 Open. . $S.05 Open. . $.30 lligJ. $13.40 Lard. High. .8.10 Ribs. High. .7.:;o Low. S13.2.J Low. $S.Y2 Low. 97.20 May May May U. S. YARDS, CHICAGO. Chicago, Jan. 3 Hogs, receipts 28,000, steady. Left over 3,800. Cattle 3,000, slow. Sheep 8,000, weak. Hog Market Close. (2c higher) Light $4.20rr;$4.62Mi Mixed 4.30 4.70 Heavy 4.25((f 4.70 Rough 4.25 4.35 CHICAGO GRAIN RECEIPTS. Today. Last Wk. Last Yr. i Wheat ....20 100 GO Corn..;, nr. Oats 19S NORTHWEST RECEIPTS. Today. Last Wk. Last Yr. 'Minn 132 242 3."6 iDuluth ...irS IIS 7S LIVERPOOL. Wheat Open, unchanged; higher; close lower. Corn Open M higher; higher; close 5g higher.1:30, 1:30 Indianapolis Market. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK HOGS. Best heavies $4.50r 4.70

Good to choice 4.4517 4.0 urday, Jan. 10 and 11. There will bo1 BEEF STEERS. five sessions three Friday and two Baltimore, Jan. 3. Cardinal GibGood to choice steers 4.2.Vt. r.oo ' on Saturday, to be held In the court bons today expressed his opinion of Medium to goxl steers .. 4.00dC 4.03 room. President Ray Morgan. of the outlook for next year in the folCholce to fancy yearlings 3.75'' 4.7.0 i Ktiierhliitown and Secretary W. L. ' lowing words: BUTCHER CATTLE. Cory, of Dunreith, are expecting a, "The prospects for 1 90S appear very Choice to fancy heifers 3.75 Ji 4.50 most successful institute, the speakers fair. The most reasonable way lo Choice to fancy cows 3.25ct 4.25 secured being among the very best in .judge of the future is by the light of

Good to choice heifers . . 5ir 3.65 VEAL CALVES. Good to choice C.00 S.00 Fair to good 3.00(3 7.00 STOCK CATTLE. Good to h'vy fleshy feeders 4.00J? 4.25 Fair to good feeders .. .. 3.301? 4.00 Good to choice stockers . . . 2.503.oO Common to fair heifers. .. . 2.50 3.00 SHEEP. Choico lambs r.75f 6.50 Best yearlings 4.75(5? 5.00 Best sheep 4.251? 4.50 Cincinnati Livestock. Cincinnati, Jan. 3. Hogs Weak. Cattle, steady. Sheep and lambs, steady. Calves, $5.75 'q 9.00. Miss Ropy Cussir.s. returned to Anderson aitLi' spending the holidays with Miss Elsie McGill and other friends. Throw away puis and gtroog catharttcs whlc s violent in action, and always bav on hii r. Caldwell' Syrup pep.fa. th cuarante are for conatlpatton and all diseases ari&m. Ltotn atomaolt treobla.

QUOTATIONS. Brokers, Eaton, Ohio.) nt. WILL ADVERTISE THE FOURTH T Board of Public Works Hopes To Secure Bidders for . Sewer System. STREET TO BE CONTINUED. BIDS WILL BE ASKED FOR BUILD ING NORTHWEST SECOND ST. FROM RAILROAD TO CHARLES STREET. For the fourth time, the boarl of public works will advertise for bids for the construction of the Southwest Second street sewer system, which will cost at least $50,000. In the past contractors have fought shy of this contract because of existing .state laws. President Merrill of the board said today that he feels certain that on the date for opening bids, January 24, there will be one or two on hand. The board today decided to advertise for bids to construct the continuation of Northwest Second street from the north sido of the railroad tracks to Charles street. This street is to be constructed in compliance with the terms of the contract between the city and the P. C. C. & St. L. "ailroad, for the building of a viaduct and making numerous other improvements. Bids on this work will be open Jan. 24. The board today let a contract to John D. Haner, for making the fill at the public burying ground at Earlliam cemetery. Haner's bid was 23 cents per lineal foot. FARMERS OF HENRY CO. TO HAVE INSTITUTE Will Be Held Next Week New Castle. at New Castle, lnd., Jan. 3. The committee having in charge arrangements for the annual farmers' institute have completed the program for the two days' meeting and are busy completing other details for the institute. The institute will be held Fridav a.nrt at. tnis line. TRAIN ROLLED OVERJHREE TIMES Wreck in Ontario Injured Fifteen People. Barrie, Out., Jan. -The southj bound Penetang Express on the Grand i ; Trunk railway was derailed about1 seven miles north of here last night. ; ! The whole train with the exception of ' l the locomotive, rolled down a forty- ; foot embankment and made three: turns before it reached the bottom. A stove in the second car set the train afire and it burned. All the passengers, ot wnorn rifteen were injured, were taken out safely. The injured were brought to a hospital here, where It is said their injuries are not serkmu.

JOT RIDERS AGAIN WORK IN KENTUCKY

isited Russellviile Thursday Night and Dynamited Tobacco Warehouses. HOUSES BADLY DAMAGED, i HERE WERE SEVENTY-FIVE MEN iN THE POSSE AND MANY SHOTS WERE FIRED DURING THE COURSE OF THE RAID. Russ-llville, Ky., Jan. 3 Night rid rs visited Russelvilie at 12:45 this morning and dynamited and burned 'obacco warehouses of the F. G. Work o. and the American Snuff Co. planing mill. Three houses were badly .lamaged. The L. & N. station was hieatened with the flames. Seventylive masked men were in the party .md many shots fired. ALBERT KRONE REMOVED 10 HOME He Was Injured Recently While Hunting South of Town. Albert Krone, the young man who was severely injured by a gun shot; received while hunting, south of the! city several weeks ago, has so far im-1 proved as to be able to leave Ileid : hospital. He was removed to his nome. NEGRO LASSOED AND L It Was Alleged That He Killed Officer. Brookhaven, Miss., Jan. 3. Probably the first lynching of 1908 occurred here today, when a mob in broad dayirtt. took .,,,,? ayarlrom police officers and shot him. The negro. whose name was not known either to the police or mob, was accused of killing a policeman at Oakvale, Miss., Tuesday night. The mob got the negro away from

the police by using a lasso, which was pany, $5,000 and the Richmond Daklng thrown over the negro's neck as the of- company, $4,000. With only one exficers hurried him to jail. After thelception, the losses by fire were cov-

lyuching a negro who saw the bodysaid it was that of Coot Autman, accused of killing a policeman in this vicinity December 10. MILLION OFFERED TORS TO SAVE LIFE Peacock and Ridgeway Were Inseparable. Pittsburg, Jan. 3. Alexander R. Peacock, the multimillionaire and for mer junior partner of Andrew Carnegie, it was learned today, offered $1,OOO.Ooo to any physician who could save the life of Frank Rideewav. di - rector of the department of public safety of Pittsburg, who died in the West Penn Hospital early Monday morning. For years the two men were almost inseperable, and when Director Ridgeway was talten ill of pneumonia Peacock spent most of his time by his bedside until his condition became so grave that only the nearest relatives were admitted. CARDINAL GIBBONS IS AN OPTIMIST the past and we find that if Almighty God has inflicted upon us some 'rials the blessings He has vouchsafed have always exceeded them. This has been the experience in the years gone by and I think we may rely upon the same goodness and protection in the one on which we enter today. There may be some thinss that will probably appear to certain minds discouraging, but under the will of ! Divine Providence I am sure we may ; hope for the best.'' WILL GET BUT SMALL SUM Greenneld. Ind., January 3 Mrs. Columbus Davis has cotatirnn-ii hr $10,000 claim against the Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Com pany for $1,050 without a suit. Her husband, while working on the roof of , a building, touched a high tension wire belonging to the company and fell to! lt ground dead.

CRACK TIPTON TEAM TO PLAY RICHMOND

Two Polo Teams Will Mix Up at the Coliseum Tonight. It; VISITORS HAVE FAST TEAM. THAT TOWN IS POLO MAD AND NOTHING BUT THE BEST PLEAS- j ES THE FANS THERE LEAGUE WILL BE FORMED SOON. I The Tipton polo team will make its i first, appearance in this city ton'ght! at the coliseum. Tipton will lineup against the fast Quak.-r five and the indications are that there will be a hot game in store for the fans, who will be out in force. Tipton is polo mad and ' the team that represents that citv is said to be one of tho best in the .-tate. ' Within the next week or two, it. is pro- ; bable that local polo bugs will once more enjoy league polo, the tuial steps in organizing a ttate league now i b3ing taken. The two teams will lhu-j tip tonight as follows: Tipton Richmond j Taylor First Rush Quigley ; Laue Second Rush... Van Etteu ! Hiatt Center Parry Jennings Half Back ....Williams! Oirnn linn A1TnHnr! The clean-up Embroidery Sale made a good start today. Knollenberg's Store. FIRE LOSS WAS GREATER LAST YEAR Three Big Fires Tended to Boost the Amount of Damage in Richmond. FALSE ALARMS WERE FEW. Although there were four less fires j,ast year, u.. to 1900. the loss wM twice as great. Last year there wtre 113 fires and the total loss amounted ' to $28,235. The fires which represent the greater portion of the loss werej the Davis and Taylor carriage com-j pany. $12,000; the Alford Drug comered by insurance. The fire department responded to six false alarms. ANNUAL RECEPTION AT FRIENDLESS E Three Trustees Will Be Elected And Reports Read. The Home for the Friendless association, holds its annual meeting and public reception at the home. 306 South Tenth street Monday, Jan. 6, at 2:30 p. m. Reports of the year's 'work will be submitted and three trusj tees elected The public is urged to , attend AS ADMINISTRATOR Will Take Charge of the Affairs Of E. E. McDivitt. Walter J. Doan was today appointed administrator of the estate of the late Elmer E. McDivitt. Mr. Doan's bond was fixed at $.".Vio. Mr. McDivitt was found dead .n his hime last week, death resulting from asphyxiation. He left no will. R':V. WM. HOGAN CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY Is Well Known Colored Resident. Rev. Wm. Hogan. colored, who resides at ."20 North lCHh street, was years of aae yesterdav. A number of friends were entertained at dinner.: The following were the guests: Mr. and Mrs. Will Carter. Dr. Huffman. P. Outland and Mr. and Mrs. Huggand of Piqua. Ohio. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the clerk of the Wayne circuit court of Wayne County. Indiana, administrator of the eat ;.? vi Elmer E. McDivitt, deceased, late of said Wayne County. Said estate is supposed to be solvent Dated, Jan. ?rd. 190S. WALTER J. DOAN. Administrator. A. M. GARDNER, Atty. fily 3-10-17

Today's Classified Ads

WANTED. WANTED Barn or shed for atitonuv bile close to 11th and Main; W'ilH ; Main. 3rd floor. 3-2t WANTED A ; '.ace to work on Satin-; das and evenings by B isi:ios Col-! lege Stu-T'. Call or no'M'y Jul:-.! T. IV i.w.fd. N. 12!h hrc, ', i:m . VAXlVil r,,,!!n:i , Ui.';ir- vk '2t A" A NT KP e'e Iad j i-1 i.oe'.. J . h:.-:;i',. ;:;. i ' 1;' AN" P. :i ,iat!oa St. ,hw;'.f? C2ti N. WANTED k :car a it r.ce unnt'Cv i and xp i:m'( Toledo. Ulv.n $ 10 .1 per juoath . r'.t -;s 'i;.ir Co., ::i-l7t ; P ANTED 1 i:::iit'.:re to re pa upholster: 120 South U(h phone i2:. J. It. lieithonse ir and 'reet . ::i "t WANTEDwant to 01 t!.i e horses yon j .--eii. Visit Taube'o I : street. 5?hippir.2 ! buv barn. ! - 0 N. t:t horses at ail times. WANTED- -Men to U-.rn bar be 22-ti trade. few weeks completes, 60 chairs constantly busy, Hc-msert Instructors. too!.-, given, diplomas granted, wages! Saturdays, positions waiting, won-1 derful demand for graduates; write! for catalogue; Moer Barber College, Cincinnati, O. tf WANTED -If you war.Tto" ouy or' sell real estate, or loan or borrow money, see that Morgan. Cor. Mh and N. E streets. Poth phones. 12 tf FOR RENT. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms. Call at 21H N. Wh St. Mrs. Ella Neff. ---1 FOR KENT House7 "rooms. 40 So. Mh street. Call 5 N. Sth. 2-2t I-OH RENT A furnished room at 24 S. 10th St. 2-2 1 FDTfc RE NT:Tvc! room i urns e ah rt bath room.. $10.50 month. Apply f.20 N. 19th St. 2 2t FOR- R E N t A nice- war ST rooiuT I aquire at 1?. S. 3rd St. 2-3t FOR RENT Newseven "room house. 327 N. KHh St. Electric light, bath, both kinds water. S. H. Males. New phone 1572. 2-7t FO RT RE N T Furn i s he d "room", " st r ictl y modern. 2C N. SKh. l-"t FO riR E N T De sir a b 1 oroom; 10 3 "N". 17th street. l-3t FOR RENT 4 room flat, 1010 S. A street; call 21 South 10th street, Phone 10G7. 1-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms with j balh. hot watcl, ,Mrtc llsllU, 2 ) S. loth St. :t-7t FOR-RENT-Good five rtToni" house. $10.00. Thompson, 710 Main 2S-7t FORR ENT Modern house" of eight rooms and hi.th. Electric light and furnace. Centrally located. Call Home Phones 2o32 or 1S:m;. 2v7t FO R RE N T Fu r n i shed " room s w 1 th steam heat and bath, at the Grand. For gents onlv. 17-tf FOR RENT o room flat centrally lo cated, ground .floor, electric light, bath. Benj. F. Harris. 7-tf FO R RE NT Fifrn! shrt "room "elect rlc light, heat and bath. 220 N. 12th St. 20tf PO R I tENT Double se veil Foom house, 216 & 218 Soath 14th street Kight room modern, 20 South 10th street. Keplr & Weller, Vaughan Elk. 5-tf rXllTTR FJN : T Thr Teun fu rn ish efl rooui shove 18 North 8th St. Apply 913 Main 6treet. 25-tf FOR SALE. FOR SALE Richmond real estate a specialty. Merchandise stocks, fir Insurance. Porterf'.e'd. Kelly Block Sth & Main. 7tf FOR SALE Oo-cart, good as new, 303 N. 7th street. l-2t FOR SALE A good home; reasonable; 422 Pearl street. Phone 3092. l-14t FOR SALE Pure Pennsylvania buckwheat flour. 25 lbs. for $1.00; Frank M. Clark, 32 I N. 11th st. 1-14U-FOR SALE Water power wasting machine and go cart. 10T N. Oth St. 3o-7t FOR SALE Bargain. Grocery in a eood town near Richmond. Parkfr & Scott, 211 Law Bldg. Indianapolis. Ind. 3o-13t FO RESALE Good second hnndstei tire buggy. Phone 1612. 3o-7t FOR SALE Elegant ro.wood bodroom set; piano, ebony finiuh; waln-Jt wardrobe, with large mirror: handsome, large walnut book case; fine walnut sideboard with mirror; kitchen range, almost new. To be so'.d i a great sacrifice. Private sale. I E. Leonard, 115 N. 10th fetreet. JV7t FOR SALE-Tueuo suit in good cou dition. Cheap if sold at once. Ca'.J , at Palladium office. 27-tfj SCHOOL. NOTICE Midwinter term now o.x.-iu; enter Monday, January th. Rich-' mond Business College. 3-3 ! SCHOOL Cneapest and best school of i sho-ttand. Mrs. W. S. HIser. 33 S,i 13; h St. Phone 2177. "iou carv: enter any time. 21-tl STRAYED i STRAYED From my pasture, bays horse, 16 hands high, 3 years oil; collar bump on right shoulder; re ward if returned to D. P. KPcbel, Boston Rural Route. No. '.. -t MISCELLANEOUS TEXAS Call at our office tomorrow, Saturday, Jan. 4th and have a talK with our Texas representative. Bail iPeltz. 8 & 10 N 7th SL 3-1 1 HORSE SHOEING. Get T. P. Butler's pricei on Horse J Shoeing for 1903. Jaal-JOt

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LOST A blue velvet button about the size of a fifty cent pioce. Keturu to Palladium office and receive reward 31-tX FOUND. KOI Nil A child's f Flora? Co., No 7 N. r muff at Gift rh. 2-3t FHYSICI AN. i: II. MENDENH.U. llO'V!1 Ph.lli!'. l7. DR. :: S. 7ti u- n 4:it FINANCIAL. .utiNL'j LOANED Low rates, easy terms. Thimphu's loau and real estate agency. Wide stairs. 710 Main fetrevt. Bond's automatic pLt r.e No. S. 1-wed thurs-fri sat-tl DENTISTS. 3 cHK.)i:Tll A: DYKICMAN, Mason. 1c Temple. Automatic phone 2053. 8 tf FIE INSURANCE Rlchmoad Insurance Agency, Hans N. Koll. Mgr.. representing the oldest and strongest fire companies, 71$ Main. Telephone 1C20. 14-tX OSTLOPATHY. DIL TOWN SEND. Norta 9th and Lady assistant. Phont 1390. MONUMENTS AND MARKEPS. Richmond Mouument Co.. C. H. Hradbury. Mgr. 33 North Sth Street UNDERTAKERS. H. R. Downing & Son. 1C N. 8th sL i2sept6mo REAL ESTATE. AL H. HUNT. Real estate. 7 N. sfret. Phone 877. R. L. MORE, Real Estate,Accident la surance ana coifcilon; 14 N. Oth. LAUNDRY. We can help make ycu happy honestly vb can. Richmond Steam Laundry. Plood Poison. Rheumatism. Catarrh. A rtliablo remedy. All drueglste. Low Round Trip Winter Tourist Rates To Florida Points Via The C. C. & L. R. R. I Return Limit June 1, 1908 ; To Jacksonville $36.05 ; To Daytona 42.65 To Do Land 42.73 I To Miami 58.05 j To Orlando 44.65 t To Palm Beach 64.65 To Pensacola 29.50 To St. Augustine 38.55 To Sanford 43.55 To Tampa 48.65 To Havana, Cuba 78.50 For rates to additional points and other information, call C. A. Home Tel. BLAIR, P. & T. A., 2062 Richmond. DR. W.J.SMITH I DENTIST., g 8 I HOME PHONE 1332. 5 103 Main Street, GroanJ rio0r g INSURANCE.REAL ESTATE LOANS, RENT3 VV. H. Bradbury & Son Rooms 1 and 3. Wastcott Blk f Moore & Ogborn Can supply you with a good loan at a low rate of Interest. Can furnish you with bonds of any kind on short vtice. Room 15 I. O. O. F. Bldg. rhonef. Home 15S3. Bell 53 R. Round Trip Sunday Rates Evsry Sunday Via The C. C. & L. R. R. To Cincinnati, O $1.30 To Cottage Grove, Ind 55 To Boston, Ind 25 To Williamsburg ZZ To Economy 50 To Losantvilie .70 To Mnncle 1.20 To Marion 2.10 To Ten 2.33 Trains Leave soin? Est. C:13 a. m. Train Lv. going West 10:55 a, m. Dally. For further information call C. A. BLAIR, P. A T. A, Horn Tl. 2062. Richmond.