Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 33, 19 March 1908 — Page 7

PAC5K SKYKX. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Wanted, For Salle, For Rent, Lost, Found, Miscellaneous, Lodge Notice, Cards of T!ha.nks, Obituaries, etc, S CENT A WORD. Situations Wanted, are Free, The Market PIsce c? Richmond for buyer or seller. A trial will convince you that Palladium Classified .-ucs cure result Dringers. 1 INSERTIONS Fo, ill: U.- 3.

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WANTED Job carpenter work. lo So. lKt.li. l! 7t. V A N T K D '--C iFy solicito r for "best health and accident insurance policy on the market. Excellent contract to the rinht parly. Address Hox 1117, Benton Harbor, .Mich. 1!-lt WAN T E I -Sh 1 vm a n 1 n "each county for combination wrench and other fast, .selling hardware specialties; exclusive territory; salary .:' per day or commission. Lambert. Wrench Co. D 17:x Market St.. Chicago. J : -1 1 WANTED-Work by the day by lady" Call at 21 : N. 7th. 17-:H WANTED A hit nation by an experienced farm hand, married; would like a tenant house. Address "VV. It." care Palladium. l-::t WANTED Employment, by an elderly man as janitor or some other light, employment. Will work for a small consideration. Call at No. 1314 K. Main street. is-lit WANTED Wildiff " & '"Jackson," practical plumbing ami heating. 27 N. 11th. 1 7 Tt WANTED General "office work;" address "11" care Palladium. 1S-t WANTED If you are thinking of going to housekeeping, come and see u.s. We can save you money. 1230 Ridge street. J.S-7t WANTED To send the spring number of our College Beacon to all interested parties. It. is free. Spring

TODAY'S MARKFT QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS. (By Corrcll and Thompson, Brokers, Eaton, Ohio.) rvew York, March l'.t. Open High Low Amalgamated Copper atits a7,s afei '' American Smelting C7a4 CSai (5738 American Sugar 1l!tr,H 1 1!Th H!'?s Atchison K 72;ls 727s 72 '15. O Me'-, mi ?, 7!tr4 is. R. T 4:,!u 474 C. M. & St. P 1 1 S .4 1 1 !t ..i 1 1 7 Vz New York Central '.'till M (J"''h .Nort heru Pac 1 21 1 27j 4 1 2 Os Pennsylvania 115 llfiVs 115 Vi jople's Gas .ShVs i8i 8&.8 Keading 102I2 10:1 101 Southern Pacific 724 7M:!i 72M 'nioti Pacific . 122 12;D4 12n I. S. Steel I1SV4 2Vi V. S. Steel pfd !7 ,.I7,S 1C"S V't Northern 120 '4 121 1204

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Corn. Open. HtVh. Low. Close. . . . c.7'v Os' i (!." . . . f'-i's t;2' j Oats. Open. High. Low. Close. . . . o4:Ss 7r Hi; 34-A . . . 4s ; 4:H 4xi.s 4! . . . ssi.4 "i ;;;Vs :khs Pork. Open. High. Low. Close. .?12.47 .12.; ?12..'i- .,l2..i July 12.0: 12.03 Lard. 12.73 12.021 Open. High. Low. Close. May July ?s.7 S.2-" .7.!C S7.07 N.2.1 S.12 S.20 Ribs. Open. High. Low. Close. $".sr $o.s7 $;.S2 .s.S7 May July Mi .1 1 r.i: Ml U. S. YARDS. CHICAGO. Chicago. March 19. Hogs, receipts 29.000; left over 4.119. Cattle 6,000. Sheep 10,000. Hogs Close. Light, $L30ft4.3; mixed, $4.60ft' 4.93; heavy, $ l.OOif 4.95; rough $4. 60ft 4.70. CHICAGO GRAIN RECEIPTS. Today. Last Wk. Last Yr. "Wheat 25 20 c Corn F'7 Oats ion Estimates. Wheat. 16. Corn, 221. O.its. 131. NORTHWEST RECEIPTS. Today. Last Wk. Last Yr. Minn ....22:"! 311 232 Puluth . . 60 30 isj LIVERPOOL. Wheat Open higher: 1:30, U-fcj higher; close ;St-1 higher. Corn Open higher; 1:30, U higher; close higher. Indianapolis Market. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. HOGS. st heavies $4.$.v;; 3.00 ' Good to choice 4.75ft 4.90 BEEF STEERS. Good to choice steers.. 5.35 ft 5 73 j Medium to pood steers . . . 5 l3 u 5 .5u Choice to fancy yearlings. 4 23ft 4 .'.: BUTCHER CATTLE. !"hoie to fancy heifers.. I. .".no ;, 'iChire T fancy rows .. .. :; vv-.; 1 ;;,

term n ess (V)!!(c. 17-7t WANTED iti small Situation by a good girl family. References given and preferred. Answer "L. care Palladium. iv:;r W A N T 10 1 ) G i n era I furniture r o pai ring and upholstering, 121 South ;tb. Phone 4201. 17-7t WANTED To trade line organ for pony r con. 15. R. Smith, E. Germaiuowii. 17-:!t WANTED - Horse" or "colt." to "feed" and pasture for light work on farm. Phone 427. I 1-tf WANTED- To"clean and ""repair your wheels. Elmer Smith, 1l' Main. i:;-tt WANTED (,isternrleaning and repairing. Harry Anderson, 7j 1 G S. tJtu street. l:)-7t WANTED Men to "Learn- barber trade; will equip shop for you or furnish positions, bw weeks completes, constant practice, careful instructions, tools given, Saturday wages, diplomas granted, write for catalogue. Moler Barber College. Cincinnati. O. tf WANTED Ycur carpets Furs, upholstery, mattresses, etc.. to clean by our vacuum process. Richmond House Cleaning Co. Phone, Home l'Jlti. Bell WAX. 22-tf FOR RENT. FOR RENT House and three acres of Close r.7 (',4 IP172 k N0rs I7'k 1 1 S s .tt; x-. 125 llH 102 7:5 12a :i:5U 97 1204 Good to choice heifers ... 4. 00 (ft) 4.35 VEAL CALVES. Good to choice l.OOtfc 1 Fair to good ".00 (ft 7.00 G.75 4.75 4.60 4.30 3.50 7.00 ti.OO 5.00 STOCK CATTLE. Good to liv'y fleshy feeders 4.50(fz.1 Fair to good feeders. . .. 4.33 (Jood to choice stockers. . :;.nof(;) Common to fair heifers... 3.00(?i SHEEP. Choice lamhs 0.23 Sc Best yearlings 5.25(i' Best sheep 4.50(o Richmond Grain Market. ! (Rich;v.ond Roller Mills) Wheat (per bu.) 93c , Corn, (per bu.) 30c ! Oats, (per bu.) 47c i Rye, (per bu.) 70c j Bran, tper ton) ..$24.00 i Middlings, (per ton) ?2G.OO Richmond Hay Market. I (Omar G. Whelan.) Timothy hay (baled) .. . . $12 to 13 Timothy Hay (loose) . .. $10.0Ca 11.00 Clover hay (baled) $12.00 Clover Hay (loose) .$9.00 ft. 10.00 Mixed Hay 10.00 Straw, (per ton.) G.00 Corn (per bu.) f,r Oats (per bu. i 17 to 30c Foddtr (per ton) $7 00 Richmond. CATTLE. (Paid by Richmond Abattoir.) Best hogs, average 200 to 250 lbs 1.63ft 1 Good heav packers .. .. 1.50ft 4 Common and rough . . . . i.ooft 4 Steers, corn fed l.'iOft 3 Heifers 3.7."ft 4 Fat cows 3.00 ft 3 Bulls 3.25ft 3, Calves p. 50 $ 7, Lambs 0.00 ft C. I 1 73 60 . .' 00 25 ' 73 i 50 i 00 50 PRICES FOR POULTRY. (Paid by Bee Hive Grocery.) Young chickens, dressed, per l' . . Old chickens, per lb 12'-j to Turkeys, per lb Ducks, per lb COUNTRY PRODUCE, ipaid by Bee Hive.) Creamery butter, per lb Coup try butter, per lb 21 to Eggs, per cox Pittsburg Livestock. Pittsburg:. March 10 Cattle, receipt-? light. Prime and extra S5.73'y 6 10. Common 10 fair $4.75 ft 5.:'.5. Veal S3.eift 7.75. Hogs - Receipts l in.n! Prime and orkr-! .". "'.".:'..". H'.e 15c le ! 13c ! 'le.

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ground on Asylum Avenue; inquire 224 N. 7th. l-2t FOR RENT Six-Room house. Dot Is kinds water and gas. ."1 Main. See Long Brothers, Meat Market. Both phones. T--2t FOR RENT Houseof .". rooms; call at DJOO Main street. lT&P.t FOR-RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping; call 11 Fort Wayne Avenue. iv2t

FOR RENT Houses, $10, $1 t B'-n.j. F. Harris. $ i-j. 12tf FOR 1 1 E N TF u r n i s 1 1 e d rooms; also office rooms, with steam heat and bath, at The Grand, for gents only. 3-4-tf FOR RENT House7iive rooms, bath and furnace. oOf. N. W. Mrd St. Dr. Walls, 21 South loth St. 2-tf """"" ' FOR SALE, FOR SALE Richnoud -eal estate a specialty. Merchandise stocks, fire insurance. Porterf:eld. Kally F.iock, Sth & Main. 7tf FOR "SA LE LOW One-f i ve ind one six-room modern dwelling. Thompson, 71 Main street. lP-7t FOR S A LE 1 :i H T PHracYion ens; i n e in good condition. Roberts Bios.. Centerville, Ind. Rl-7t FOR'SALE- Buff "Leghorn eggs for hatching from the largest and finest yard of strictly genuine thoroughbred Leghorns in t lie city. roe per sitting of 15 eggs. Call at 4x Good to prime $4. 00ft 4.3,". Sheep and lamhs Receipts light; steady. Fair to choice lamhs $5.205t CIO. Cincinnati Livestock. Cincinnati, March 10. Hogs Receipts. 4.207: steady. Cattle -Receipts ;ios; steady. Butcher steers, $3,001' 5. 03. Veal, $5. 00ft 6.50. Sheep, steady. Lambs, steady. Richmond Seed Market. (Range i& C.) Clover St5el (per bu) ... Timothy (per bu.) .$11.00 ..$2.25 East Buffalo Livestock. East Buffalo, March 10. -Cattle Receipts 30: steady. Hogs Receipts 2000. Heavies and rough $ 1.13ft 4.80. Veal and calves ?3.30ft S.23. Sheep and lamhs Receipts 2,000. Lambs $3.75 ft 0.23. Toledo Grain, Toledo. March 10. Wheat Cash 97. Corn Cash 60. Cloverseed Cash $12. SO. Alsike Cash $12.23. Rye Cash 92. PRETTY AND PETITE BUT' BESSIE BROWN HAS HAD TROUBLES (Continued From Page One.) telegram, her uncle came to the city. Uncle proved to be no less a personage than the well known Colonel Huffman, chief of the political cohorts at Anderson and the man whose name has been proposed as sergeant-at-arms at the Chicago convention of the republican party next June. The colonel (ailed upon Judge Converse and after imparting to the police court magistrate the story of the girl's life, secured clem ency for her and she was released summarily by the judge. The prosecuting attorney did not think with favor of such action on the part of Judge Converse and said so. He did not ask for a dismissal of the case, but was left without recourse by the action of the judge. "'It may not have been law. but it was common humanity." said Judge Converse, in explaining his attitude in the case. Bessie was permitted to return to Anderson with Colonel Huffman upon her promise to be a good girl, for girl she was in years, if not iu the worldly experience mat had befallen her. In view of the fact that at the time, the oung woman claimed her husband was to blame for her misfortune, it i.regarded as somewhat strange t he husband should now be seeking the divorce. A CARD Tiiis is to certify that all druggists r.re authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure roar couth or cold. I? stops the cough. Ilea's the lungs r.r.d prevents .-erious results from a cold. Cur s la grippe coughs and prevents pneur.onia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. A. G. Lu:c-n : Co. If vou are troubled with sic'i hesdach. consnpation. indigesiioo, offentve breath or any Jiseae arising from stomach trwhif. fi-t a S'H.orH boitient IV. C altlvht Syrun Pepsin. It is positively :uarantee1 to cure you.

So. ."Tli street, city. lnarl'.t-thur sin-tf FOR SALE Buff Rock F:f;y eents per 1.". E. (. Hunt, Fountain City. R. F. D. No. 27. i:-7t FOR SALE White Wjandotte cocker-i els. $1.00. Euas. roc. At 2.17 S. i ;!rd. is-7t ! FOR "SALE Wall" ii:pfl' of ' new- ; est and most exclusive designs-. Elwood Morris Cn. 17t

FOR SALE Columbia graphophone with loo records. 124 S. l.'.th Street. 17-41 FOR SA LK Cairn fa" and lia't h seat. AN' 1 1 1 sell very cheap. "!' S. loth. 10-.M FOR SALE 1 head of horses. Public auction. Saturday. March 2Mh. Taube's barn. 12'". N. f.th St. ld-tf FOR S.-LE -New Wall pupi-r. Moorman's Hook Store. 1 ;-7t FOR SALE See our new line furniture a' bargains. Antique Furniture Co., ."1 'J Main. H-7t FOR SALE New modern residence, S. 12th St. Phone 12T.S. Intf I'OR SALI-i. Roots, bie-hives and honey sections at :(oo South West :rd street. Phone 41P. 1 '. T t FOR SALE N w IImi.S wheels and sundries. Elmer Smith, 12' i Main. l :: tf NOTICE. NOTICE Don't sell your poultry tin - JESSUP TAKES HAND IN DOMESTIC TROUBLE Tells the Coates How to Act In the Future. '"You take and pack all of his belongings in a valise and then place the valise on the doorstep," Prosecutor Jt'ssup this morning said to Mrs. Omar Coatu. Then turning to hcr husband he said, "After your wife places the valise on the doorstep you go and get it and then leave her alone." These orders issued by the state's attorney was the termination of a near domestic tragedy, rehearsed this morning at policy headquarters. While Mr. and Mrs. Ooate told their domestic troubles 10 Prosecutor ,Iessup and Chief Bailey, Mrs. Kstella Brown, mother of Mrs. Coate, sat in another room and dramatically told her version of the affair to the reporters.. She denounced her sou-iu-law in a most strenuous manner. Mrs. Brown stated that yesterday Coate, who she says is worthless and good for nothing, entered the kitchen of her home and leaned over the chair w.iere his wife was sitting and said to her "kiss me." Mrs. Brown then stated that Coate pulled ti razor n his wife but that, the blade was taken from him by a man named Morningstar. Prosecutor .lessup stated that no action would he taken against Coate but that the authorities would insist that he leave his wife and child alone. The prosour'T nl?o confirmed the statefont ma le by Mrs. Prowu that. Coate was "worthless and pood for nothing." BARBERS MAY DO BUSINESS DM SUNDAY. Arti-Barbering Bill Is Declared Unconstitutional. Indianapolis, Ind., March 1. The supreme court today handed down a ruling that the ant i-barbering law was unconstitutional, declaring that prosecutions mad be had only under the general statute. THOUSANDS PERISH 1 Thousands perish every year from I consumption resulting from a cold, j Foley's Honey and Tar cures the most obstinate racking cougns and expels : ! e cold from your system and prevents consumption and pneumonia. It has cured many cases of incipient consumption. A. G. Luken & Co. I CHILD 0IE0 UNDER MEHTALTBEATMENT Mother Was Then Arrested For Manslaughter. Kalamazoo, .Mich:. March i:. Ko'-; lowing the death from pneumonia of hi r 2-year-old sod. Waiter, who expiied white under the treatment of two mental healers. Mrs. Mabel Wood- ; ham Nee ley was arrested yesterday and charged with manslaughter. Mrs. Neeley was taken into custody just as she w-;.s about o depart for Sacramento. Cai.. w iu-:-e she 13 a train dispatcher. The Hub or Tfce Body. I Tfce organ around which all the other organs revolve, and cpon which they are larseiy dependent for their weliare. is th sr.-,m.s When the tancuona cf the stomach tecorLe iri- j paired, the boweU and liver also become de- ? ranged. To cert a diiekje of the stomach. liveT ! j or bowel? get a 50 cent or Jl bottie of Dr. ( a d-wil-s Syrnp Pepsin at r,i:v drncKtst'x. It i the promptest relie rr constipation and lv peptia eci ct rr.xtini'-e't. " j

til you see Lane. Phone 1S51. i:',-7t NOTICE Better see Lett & Join-. ;i Soutit Cih str.-.-t, ali.eat thve new screens you will want this season. i::-7t LOST. LOST-Flat band hi.ueie'. Return to 717 South E. Reward. !:-lt LOST--Pillow top. embroidered flower. Ri-ward. Call phone vot, lit-it LOS T Tuesday evening alt iitnbrella with initials. "C. W." eared oil end of handle. Finder return to Palladium and get reward.' l-7t

MISCELLANEOUS. THE FINEST WALL DECORATIONS at El wood Morris : Cos. 1 s 7 1 SPECIAL INDl'CEMEN'l S otTered on plumbing and wiring. Richmond Plumbing & Electric Co., 1 1 Main street. Phone 1 Mife 1 7-7 r SPECIAL LINE of wall papers for cheap and living rooms. Ellwood Morris Co. is-7t WALL PAPER Orvillo L. Price has the agency to handle H. M. Hosch Co's wall paper of Chicago. If you would like to look over the samples at your home; call new phone 227. 15-7t ; UPHOLSTERING, Repairing, fine line TRACTION ARGUMENTS COMPLETED TODAY. Attorney Gavin Closed The City's Case. Argument, on th- demurrer in the case of the Terre Haute, Indianapolis fc Eastern Traction company vs the City of Richmond was completed in the federal court at Indianapolis this morning. The concluding argument for the city was made by Mr. Gavin, the Indianapolis attorney, who assisted the local city attorney. The traction company was represented by John W. Kern and Ferd Winter. In case Judge Anderson sustains the demurrer the case will he put. at issue and if otherwise the city will file an answer to the complaint. WELL KNOWN MAN DIED LAST NIGHT. Bernard Moorman III for Several Years. Bernard Moorman, aged 5-1, formerly a well known retail liquor dealer, died last night after an illness covering a period of several years. For many years Mr. Moorman operated a saloon on North Eighth street. He is survived by the widow, Jeannette Moorman, and one daughter, Mrs. Galen Lamb. COMPANY IS IN HANDS OF RECEIVER! Delay in Publishing U. B. Pa pers Will Result. Dayton. O.. March T-.- L. O. Miller, of the United Brethren Publishing house, was appointed receiver of the World's Events Publishing company, which recently removed to - this city from the East and secured commodious quarters in the United Brethren office building, the publishing house having closed a ..V . contract with-the company to issue its various publications, including a school paper and a magazine. HAD AS MUCH RIGHT AS OTHER GERMANS. Snooks Murray Exclains Wearing Green. of "I had as much right to wear a green carnation on St. Patrick's Day as tii" Germans and other colored people had." stated Frank "Snooka" Murray this afternoon in the city court. Murray w;ts charged with assaulting ;,. man named Daw.-on last Tuesday. Dawson fstified that Murray struck him without provocation. ARRESTED FOR ENGAGING IN A FIGHT. Weiey Taylor ami Hairy Kelly have been arrested for engaging- in a fight, at the Taylor saioon in t lie south end nf town. In this battle Kelly received see;e punishment and is now confined to hii bed. The case will not be given a hearing utril Kelly is able to apiK-ur in court . "Wc hpar that a Parisian metallurgical engineer claims to hav perfected a process of welding copper to . eel wire, so s to n:fcke a nuhcorrosive , -oatiiaC. Mar y advantages it i aid t w iU rvs-iik from the use of this ntw wire, such as hish tensile strensrth and elasticity, combined with smaller surface exposed to the wind and sdee-t , than v culd be the ca;e with iron ire ; of the ?an:e conductivity. This wire is especially ttseful over Ions span-:, as p.'" interval may be rni-li arrant-! ti-ii it is nsf-ri. I-"7iiri',--r.

eovonnss. Russell, l South 7th.; Phone 17.CI. i-;;ot W aking - Co. Phitubii C. Pieyclos. -Mo;o:ccL-s. 4'H Main. Beth phones. " n ; Ciane t- Tnoiiipson. general ! ! nie eoniraetoit; and supplies. lb N. j 5th. Phono P.K.O. 4.:;et i PROF. Koiliag. for a sure cute fori

corns, L-o S. stli. Phor.e 42J2. 17 ;;ot l.c.w prices on n.iubei, !ath and shingles, ii.uck V: Hill Co. .VX Hams. an kind or 12e. lb. B aeon, h an ami nice 12l. and 1 ,".c. Shoulders and calas Ve lb. Everythir.g in fre-.li meat; lowest onees. qu.;!ity considered. Scliwt gman's Meat Matkets. both phones. ," 2.t FINANCIAL. I MONEY LOANED Low rates, easy terms. Thompson's loan and real estate agency. Wide bUiis, 710 Main street. Bond's automatic plieue No. 2x.S. 1-wed-t hurs-f rl eat-tf MONUMENTS AND MARKERS. Richmond Monument Co.. C K. Bradbury, Mgr. S3 North Sth Street PHYSICIAN. PHYSICIAN Dr. Emma Gardner, osONE YEAR BEFORE INTEREST CAN BE DRAWN Peculiar Situation for Bond Holders. Because of peculiar circumstances it will be one year before owners of bonds on the proposed new gravel road in Washington township will be able to draw interest, although the interest is payable semi-annually. There will be no money in tho treasury to pay the interest at the expiration of the first six months is the reason it will not be paid. The contract for the road will be awarded Monday, April 6. The county auditor will prepare the bonds at once and the treasurer will offer them for sale at par value. They bear 4'j per cent interest. The bonds will have to bear the date of May 15, although they will be prepared previously to that time. The law requires that such bonds be Issued in May or November. As a consequence of this law there will be no money collected by the county as an assessment paid in until one year later. This accounts for the necessity of the bond owners having to await one year before drawing their interest. ANOTHER TROUBLE ON TOP OF HERBERT'S MftNY Wife Seeks Divorce From the Former Preacher. David Herbert, the man of many trials and tribulations, self inflicted, has had his cup of sadness filled to overflowing. The saucer, too, is full and David, who became a preaeher while an inmate of the county jail may now be forced to follow the profession. His wife has filed suit for divorce. Bridget Herbert alleges David has failed to provide for her and that he is an habitual drunkard. Mrs. Herbert has been a patient sufferer and as often as her husband has expressed Lis desire to return and place his pedal j appendages beneath the family table, !i the commissary chief has been willing. LOCAL MEN ARE H00-H00INGAT ELWOOD State Convention of Order Is In Session. .1. (.'. B;atoa. W. YV. iCiriunei--man. W. W. Kten. .1. W. Baker. A. O. Martin and Mr. Kramer represent the! loai neK of Owls at the state ronen- j tijti that ordr i holding today at EI- j woot. biWixKl 13 ga!y fieco rated for tbe c-v.ut. A class of !" candidates will l.e initiated this afternoon and eveniu.-. JrrrrT: M. ;; t-s use G' 1 MM.-.l F:nr. -t rjif.riA. Notice Farmers

X. 10th St. marSlmo FIRE INSURANCE. Richmond Insurance Agency, Hans N. Koll. Mgr . 71C Main. 14 tf FARM LANDS. Small places near city. J. Ed. Moore, over r, N. 7lh street. jaiiJ-:'.iTic UNDERTAKERS. II. 11. Downing & Son, 16 N. Sth L LAUNDRY. We can help make you happy honestly W8 can. Richmond Sttata Laundry. The Twilight Of Lift. Th muscles of the stomach in old are bo as strong or acttva s in youth aad ta consqarnc old people are vrry subject to constipation and indigestion. Maay seldom bare h bowel movement without artificial aid. Many, also, haro unpleasant erne tat loos of ass from the stomach after eatta?. All this'can be avoided by the use of Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Pepsin, which permanently regulates the bowela so that passages come naturally, and ao strengthens the stomach that food Is digested without discomfort. Druggists sotl it at SO ceata or SI a large bottle. rBti: Oild Medal favorilf. Flour vas your mother's Cl'XTUIa. F0RKNER MAY BE A "DARK HORSE." Leaders in Henry May Spring H13 Name. A dispatch sent out from Hagcrstown makes the statement that plans are now being made by certain republican leaders in Henry county to spring th name of Judge M. K. Forkner of NewCastle as a '"dark horse" at the Sixth District congressional convention. The plan arranged, the Hagerstown correspondent states, id to "jockey for a dead lock and then cause a btampedo for Forkner. Forkner was a candidate for congress In lKfw, but was de feated by Henry U. Johnson of this city. CHARLES PREPARES CONDUIT PLANS. Also Plans for Removal of Wires From: Poles. City Engineer Fred Charles is till busy considering the proposed plans for locating the conduit the Central Union Telephone company will place in Main street. He is also planning for the removal of the ty's wires from Main street to poles located on North A street and South A btrec t. The number of ties purchased by the steam and electric roads of this counttry during the year 10 was 102.8.1-1.-O4o. The demand of the steam road amounted to 7-"i per cent of the total. x Have You Enough Coal in your bin just now, and is it good, clean coal? If not we will eend you any amount you need, screen It for you, and give you a guarantee of satisfaction with every load. High grade coal is a delight to the house keeper and yon can always get it from us. H. C. BULLERDICK & SON. 529 S. 5th SI Phone 1235. INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE LOANS, RENTS W. H. Bradbury & Son Rooms 1 and 3, Wostcott Blk u. .m. a. 9 m. m a m i ?T7TT TTTTTTTf f 1 The Great Blood Purifier. For sal by Leo II. Fihe. T. F. McDonald anl V. H. Sudhoff. ' Doddo," ZZ1ZX. tiie mipoiic-d French Percheron Stallion, better known aa the Clevenger horse, and "Prince Wilkes" will be at my Farm this season. 22 mile north of RicfcmoEd, on MbMieboro Pike. The public is Invited to call and then). A. H. Pyle, n. r. n. xo. t. Phon r.io:.-r.

teopathic physician. Phone lvM.