Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 35, 21 March 1908 — Page 7
iu;i; si; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found, Miscellaneous, Lodge Notice, Cards of Thanks, Obituaries, etc., II GENT A WORD. . Situations Wanted, are Free. T'-;e Market Place of Richmond for buyer or seller. A trifiJ wi!J conv!r:ce yen that Pa!Iadit:ni Classified 7 INSERTIONS FOR TE
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C;)I1 in. M7 X. 1 -I. 2i-:;t l WAXTKIt Situation iiT pi i h i home or restaurant by a ii! of cvperi- . x:.s s. mil jji. I WANTKIl Girl or middle aged lady to assist with housewor! Address I), L. Daiiv. Route:;, or plume 7.117C. 21-,'lr AV ANTIC I) Kxprrienced maker. Toms A: Tinney. Millim rs, I . M h. -l it SALKSMKX
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trade, your locality. Si',.", per month and expenses to start or i ommissfon. Kxpei ience unnecessary. 1 lermingscn Cigar Co.. Toledo. (J. 21 ,".t WAXTKI) Hustlers iviry where. SiT to S.'H made weekly, distribut ing circulars. samples. n can vassing. Steads. Merchants Out-Poor Ad. Co., Chicago. -M-H WANT HI) A place by a girl with dress maker to learn trade. 2." S. W. 2nd St. 21-':t ANTKI) To" buy impels and furniture. r.P Main, Phone 42o. Jl-i't WANTED Work by woman with child. Address ' X Y" are Palladium. 2o-:;t WAXTKI) To give you chance to etit. out jour rent. Can sell you nice home, small payment down, balance, monthly. Call phone ICS.".. 20 7t WANTKT) - ltanleT-TaTnrirrN'rjlt lTa n d C. 7-" a. week. 2o-7t VANTKD Vest maker. Kreinieier, the tailor. 2u-2t WAXTKI") Washings and ironings to do; c.ill at 121 South Second street. 20-::i AYAXTKIV -Job carpenter work. io so. isth. lri Tt YVAXTKD Wildis &".Iac.'k.son7 practical plumbing and heating. 27 X. Iltli. !7-7t V A XT K I I f"lroiT ;iTtt li i n k i iir f roi ns to hoiisokeepins. come and see us. We can save you money. 12H0 Ridse street. 1S-7t. M AXTKI)---:To send tlio spring mini-
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS. tBy Correll and Thompson, Brokers, Eaton, Ohio.) New York, March 21.
Open High Low Close Amalgamated Copper :,7 "s " :'7'4 "'7 's Aniericau Smelting '' -'m 71 1 i Anierican Suaar '-"-"s 121 1 22 12! Atchison ":!'a ''''' '' H 11. AC-. O M:,s M"-s M i StrSt It. It. T 17 1 T 1 4 W-'r 1 r C. M. Si, St. V llte'.t 117'i J16U II U New York Central 4 Northern Pae 12f.'... P-'fi's 12;- 12'-i Pennsylvania lite H7'lH lltt-Ti 117 People's Gas vs SS, sS ssr'i Reading. HU l'a ' 0 t '4 Southern Pacific 71'k 741- 7:;T T.'q I'nion Pacific 12.'i 1 2. V 12t"R 12.7'y. I', s. steel ::::3i :!r,H :::;" I'. S. Steel pfd ,-7"t i'S 'k !7:!4 '. Great Northern 122 122'2 122 122'i
BANK STATEMENT. Reserves Inc. ';,7.7J.27i. Iians Inc. p;:i,km). Specia Inc. 7, lfi:;.t;oo. Legals Inc. l,S2S..".nit. IX-posits Inc. 10.2r.0.!)00. Circulation Dec. 1 til ,200. CbicaQO. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS tBy Corrtil and Thompson. Brokers, , Eaton. O.) Chicago. March 21. - Wheat.
Open. High. Low. Close. May :."., s.v-K i:n., 01 July sn, s."v ssvH ss:;s t-'ept ;.';i S7 s.V's Si; Corn. Cpen. High. Low. Close. CMay '.V'i i;t;-s ' i,v-s luly 2::i I''.'-j t;2'( w; ept 02 t'.2:"'i 02 i;2j. Oats. Open. iTigh. Low. Chis.e. Mny 7.1- .ri47N .P, 7.4's .Inly 1"; 4s 47ts 47:,. ept SM.v :;-, r.si , Pork. Open. High. Low. Close. TMay .. .SP2.4i S 12.7.2 S12.p S12.I," .Inly .. , 12 s; F2 !o i-j so 12.s"i Lard. Open. High. Low. Clot-e. May .. . S7.t .7. S7 S7 S7.f." July . . . S.12 s 1 7 Mo s. 17 Ribs. Open. Hieh. Low. Close. May . . . S'Vso Sit.sTi se,.s sr5 July .. . 7.12 7.1-1 7.12 7.1.".
U. S. YARDS. CHICAGO. Chicago, March 21. Hoi-s. receipts 31.000. 1 ft over l.sS. Cattle 700. i? he-op ;uoo. Hogs Close. Light $4.05 J $5.05 Mixed 4 75-.! 5.05 Heavy 4.75 . 7.n5 Kotigh 4.75;, 4.S-5 -1 CHICAGO GRAIN RECEIPTS. "Wheat, 22 Wheat. :.!2 Corn. 22!). Estimates. Corn. 200. Oats. 22,1. Oats. 2!7. LIVERPOOL. Wheat, close H- low er. Com Close ri lower.
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i;ess Colics'', 17-71 WAXTKI) f. ;thi-h1 furniture .repair-j j j,, upholstering. 1-1 Soutn pii:- 1-01. 1 7-7 1 , j WAXTKI) llurte or colt to f --! ami i pasture for light work on fa nn. j j ,, , f. -7s. I l-tf : j - , WAVTl'lUTn clean and repair vourl , Elmer Smith. 421 Main. ! 1;. t). . ,N I 1 j IJ i 1 1 1 L t 'J ii' ill li U.1I trade; will equip shop for you or furnish positions, few weeks completes, constant i.ractice, careful Inst ructions, fouls fiiven. Saturd.iy wanes, diplomas sranted, write for catalogue. Moler i'aiber College. Cincinnati. (). tf WANTED Your carpets.. r;iss. upholstery, ciattrc sses, ( tc. to cle;in by our viicunm process. PJchmond House (Meaning Co. Phone, Home 9ir,. Hen ;;ri:.R. 22 tf FOR RENT. FOR lilCXT- i'lirnishcd rooms. ::i X. nth. 2i-7t l-'Oll lilCN'T Mill five rooms and bath; cellar, etc.. steam heat and water furnished. ".22 North sth. 21-7t l'fIt Ki:XT A front flat, furnished complete for housekeeping: bath and both kinds water. !'' South 11th St. 2 l-tf FOR HKN'T ---Three business rooms opposite Pos'ie and Miller on Port Wayne avenue, suitable for any kind of business; also four apartments on second floor of same building and one front office room. These rooms will be ready for occupancy by April 1st. W. 11. Alford. 2o-:;t TOR RKN'T- Furnished "room, heat and bath. ". North 12th. 2-7t FOR UK XT 1 1 nises," " 1 tT 1 $1 Ben.i. F. 1 Pi i ris. 12tf FOR UION'T Furnished rooms; also office rooms, with steam heat and Indianapolis Market. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. HOGS. ISo.st heavies $7i.H0' Good 10 choice l.'.'.V.i BEEF STEERS. Good to choice steers .... COO o Medium to good steers .... r.o 'f I Choice to fancy vearlings 7.00r .".17. ."..07. 0.7,1) 0.00 BUTCHER CATTLE. Choic- to f;n icy heifers.. Choice lo fancy cows ... Good to choice heifers . . . VEAL CALVES Good to choice Fair to good 1.7.0 Yf 4.00'. , 4.00'fI.' KP. i.7.0 ..Oh 7.00 0.25 :;.O0v STOCK CATTLE. Good to h'vy fleshy feeders 4 . 7 -" 'J' 7.. 00 Fair to. god feeders Good to choice stockers Common to fair heifers . . SHEEP. Choice lambs Best yearlings Pest sheep
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Richmond Grain Market. tUiehiv.ond Holler Mills) Wheat ( per bu. ) Corn, ( per bu. Oats, tper bu 1 Rye. (.per bu t Bran. ( per ton ) liiddliugs, (per ton) . . .:7, I . ..."nc' ...47cj . . . 7oc i .$2 4.00 .i?2C.oO Richmond Hay Market. (Omar G. YVhelan.) Timothy hay (.baled) .. .. 512 to 13 Timothy Hay (loose) .. .$10. OOy 11.00 Clover hay (baled) $12.00 Clover Hay t loose) $9,001 10.00 Mixed Hay 10.() Straw, (per ton.) ti.oo Corn (per bu.) .55 Oats (per bu. 17 to She Fodder (per ton) $7.00 Richmond. CATTLE. (Paid by Richmond Abattoir.) Best hogs, average 200 to 250 lbs Good heavy packers . . Common and rough . . Steers, corn fed 4.65 'd 4 75 4.50'tf- 4.60 4.00 it 4.50'' 3.75'' 4.25 :.oo 1.2T, j Heifers
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I. "BOY WANTED." Little Jimmie Johnson was a very likely 'ad. Sharp as tacks, and looking out for chances to be had. Watched the papers found one: "WANTED Boy for office work.1 Went and got the job at once and hustled like a Turk.
bath, at The Or;ini, tor sentsi on:y. 3-4-tt FOR KKNT House, five rooms, bath onrt fnrnni-p :( X W. .'trd St. Dr. Walls, 21 South Tnh St. 2-if . - ........ FOR SALE. FOR SALE Richmond 'eal estate a specialty. Merchandise stocks, fire insurance. Porterfield, Kelly lllock. Sth &. Main. 7tf FOR SALE -One" hundred" pound re - Fat. cows 3.00 ft- ;;.7a Pulls :.'i:,f'f ::..".0 Calves t;.50 7 00 Lambs COO it ti.50 PRICES FOR POULTRY. (Paid by liee Hive Grocery.) Young chickens, dressed, per lb . . Old chickens, per lb 12'- to Turkeys, per lb Ducks, per lb COPXTRY PRODUCE. Paid by Bee Hive.) Creamery butter, per lb Country butter, per lb 20 to Eggs, per doz lf.c 17". c isc l".e ric. 2...C 1 .1: Pittsburg Livestock. Pittsburg. March 21. Cattle, receipts light. Prime and extra $7..77.v i;.p). Common 10 fair $1.70'. ,"..77.. Veal $:;.0tK, 7.7.",. Hogs Receipts S loads. Prime and vorkors S7..J0. Good to prime. $ 1.2.7 ti' t.io. Sheep and lambs Receipts steady. lisht; Cincinnati Livestock. Cincinnati, March 21. Hogs Receipts 2, sos; steady. Cat tie Recei pi s st rong. Butcher steers. $5,0017.0,".. Veal, $7.. OIK ti.7.0. Sheep, steady. Lambs, steady. Richmond Seed Market. (R tinge & Co.) Clover Seed (per bu) ... Timothy (per bu.) , . . .$11.00 East Buffalo Livestock. East Buffalo. March 21 Cattle Receipts 25 head: steady. Hogs Receipts 2.400. Heavies and rough $4.15'i 4. so. Veal and calves $5. 5''"?' S.;5. Sheep and lambs Receipts 2r0. Lambs $5.25'. 5.25. Toledo Grain. Toledo. March 21. Wheat Cash :;. Corn Cash 03. Cloverseed Cash ?12 oo, Alsike Cash $12.25. Rye Cash 02. FASHIONABLE GIRLS' SCHOOL BURNING. One Hundred Lassies Escaped Without Injury. St. Louis. March 21. At the Forest Park university. a fashionable girls' seminary school this noon the general alarm of fire was sounded. One hundred girls escaped without injury, but they lost their wraps and personal belongings. The fire started in the kitchen and spread rapidly. At this hour there is no hope of saving the building. Students are enrolled there from all over the world. Have yon rrenbie of anr k?d orisme !rom a disordered stomach? VtO to your druccisr acd g-p' a 50c or $1 bottle of Dr. CaidTveii'i-. Syrup Pepsin, which is roirive2y Kuaranteed tc sure svu aad keep yea Tweli. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
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7 Hi IfeVl j lrisennor. inning room lame ani chairs. si;; S. A St. 21-21 j pop SAI.K Family driviii: ! i-- o horse. I 2l-2t ! ! o.,..Hu.-ii. -i-i - ; FOR SALK His Four seed oats. Kd j !.!.. til. .. . 1 1 . , i ,H"it,lu-- 1 -1 "l FOR SALIC ot of Norway Maple trees at .",12 North lath street. 2KV2:; FOR SALK Harsiiins in new secondhiind and itntiipie furniture. j Main. ' FOKSALK "(11 KAP JJl-7t resiV.I) gooi BUSY DAY FOR DIVORCE COURT It was divorce day in circuit court today and Judge Fox presided at the hearing of three cases Sylvia. Riley told the court how she had been deserted by her husband. William. She said he had not been very nice to her even during their short period of domestic felicity. According to her story, William spent a large port ion of his wages for strong drinTi and was in the habit of coming home in an intoxicated condition and abusing her. The judge awarded the divorce. Passamore Sasscr told the court a storv' of inhuman cruelty on the part of her husiinnd. James, and the judge was so impressed that lie granted the divorce post haste. The woman stilted that, during her married life the only provision made for her by her husband, was one dress skirt costing and two pairs of shoes, each costing si. .".'. Tlii.--, was not the worst. Ot. three different occashms ttie husband became angry with her for refusing to permit a criminal opcrat: and finally deserted her when in ..cue condition at Nashville. T.-iin. lie left her in a strange city without friends or money and site was sent to a charity hospital, where she gave birth to a child that died afterward. The woman testified she had In -en abused and called vile names, because of her hesistance to her husband's will. The mother of Mrs. Sasser testified the latter's husband had mistreated her and failed to furnish ihe necessities of life so that the witness took it upon herself to provide for her dausrhfr even after marriage. The third case was that of Clara Thomas vs. John B. This case was heard this afternoon. Thf testimony was highly interesting and a large number of "witnesses wej-p on the stand. The defenriati is a mrive of Wales. The plaintiff declared he had forced her to leave their farm near Greensfork, and wished to dispose of the property to enable him to return to Wales. SALE AVERTED. Property Will Not Be Disposed of to Satisfy Mortgage. The .sale of the Swoveland farm in Jefferson township, which was advertised to take place Monday, will not be held. The sale was to be made to satisfy a school fund mortgage but it has been averted through it full set 'lemon t. TAYLOR GETS A DIVORCE. Former Richmond Man Freed in Indianapolis. Edwin Taylor, a former residtir. of this city war ranted a divorce from Mattie Neal Taylor in the Marion circuit court at Indianapolis, yesterday. The plaintiff was represented by John F. Bobbins of this city. Mrs. Tavior brought suit for divorce in this county a few months ago au-1 was refused. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Littb moved to their new home. 12. 31th street. have ?outh
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els. Sl.nn. Fsss. r.Oe. At :;i7 S. ' Wakltm V- Co." Piiimbius. Hi.-cles. "rd. 1 7t Motorcycles. 4"C Main Hoib phones. FOR SAI.K- Willi paper of the now-' ':'.n es-t ami mo.-' e:c!u-if di.-imis. 17! i Ciane - Thompson, ueiier-.it el. cwood Morris . Co. 1 7t trie nut racioi s and supplies. i N.
I FOR SALIC Iimi head of horse.,. pul. ! lie aucti.tn. S:tturda. March 2M h. Tan he's bin ii. 12'". N. ;th St. 1 ". 1 1
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i ,irit--;. Klmer Smith. 12'" Main. I ' 1:Mf innAri l H lirnllo IVIIbUtLLMNcUUO. I ; IM RIO PROOF STKKL SAFKS Latest modi !s and secondhand. Low prices, j ; .Write or call Allen (. Harris. 11 ' j ' l!' DayKtu. O. 2l-tf THE FINJCS T W ALL 1 lEOORA ITONS ; ;,i iCHvood Morris Al- Cos. 1s-7t. i NOTICE Roller sc.- loTt-STTiones. BOTH LEGS AND I William Andrew Everoih. son of rest was arrested in Cen I erv i I ie yesterday tin the charge of being a vagrant, and wiis brought to the city jail in handcuffs by the marshal of that place. This morning he plead not guilty m working and tutored n plea of g;ilty to being a "vau." Much to bis disgust, Evereth was sentenced to the county jail for sixty days where he will be taught to work on the stone pile. At police headquarters this morning Everoih posed as being insane. He ! stilted t hat he did not won because bis legs and his mind hurt him. On being arraigned before Judge Converse he w;ts charged with vagrancy. At first lie refused to enter a pl. t to the charge stating that be didn't waul to have anything to say at that t i 1 1 1 because his mind was not rieht. "What m.v mind says' my rnoutli won't, and what my mouth says my mind dosn't. and " but here Evvreth's assumed ramblings were jnternipteu by a curt "cheese it. you hobo," spoken by a police otficer. Evereth then pretended fo go into a trance but some rough talk brought, him back io the conversational line. He stated that be just wandered irom place to place and Ijegged food and lodging. 'Did ou ever work to pay for your board and lodging?" a-ked Judge Converse. "Well I may have done so bin. not that I can remember of." Evere'h replied. Evereth then suddenly became sane. He stated that if he wiis allowed, to leave town he would plead guilty. "Sixty days on the stone pile for you. In my opinion you are just a dirty, good for nothing, worthless hobo an abb bodied man who refuses to support nis family and who lives. olT the charity of tellers." said Judge (.'tii er.-e. These "cruel" words drove Evereth "insane'' ,,gaiu and as he wj being var.ked out ot the court room be could be heard riiu;tering about how his, "ininU hurt him" etc. Deaths and Funerals. ELIASON- Walter Hiiuson. died this morning at. the home of his father, Andrew .). Eiiason. 422 Richmond avenue. The funeral will take place Monday ! morning at the house a U o'clock. Services will be held in the Christian church in Centerviile. where the sermon will be preached. The interment will he '; t:e cemetery at Bryant's Chapel. Friends may call any time after 12 o'clock Sunday. ; PARKER The funeral of Nancy E. ! Parker will be from the home. 11 Butler street. Sunday aPernoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Eariham cemetery. Rev. H. Keats of the South Eighth Street Friends church will officiate. Betause of illness in the home the funeral will be privaie. I Friends may call this evening from 7 'until U and Sunday from s until 11 a. : m. BOLLINGER- -Mrs. J. H. Bollinger ; of 101 South Ffteenth street, died this morr.inig in a sanitarium at "Lebanon. O. Th" funeral arrangements will, be , annour.cM later.
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FINANCIAL MONK V l.OVXKH Low rates. eay : 1 1;:. Tl.v u.psiis ' oh u and real estate ..siiux. Wide tairs, 710 Main street. Hund'i autvnuatie plu IK No. 2,v. 1-wed-thurs-fsi sat-tf MONUMENTS AND MARKERS. IPctmond M-.nma.fnt Co.. C E. HraJbiiry, Mgr., 23 North Sth Street. PHYSICIAfj. PIIYSP,TW lr Kniiim Oardncr. ost .'opaline phiei.i,i. 2." X I'M'! St. ! '!n'ir 1 I mar" 1 !Tk FIRE INSURANCE. Richmond Insurance Agency, Mat.:. N. Koll, Mgr., 71fi Main. 14 if FARM LANDS. ?m.ill places near city, .1. Ed. Moore, over t'l X. 7 1 It street. jaiiy::ni UNDERTAKERS. 11. H. Downing & Son. 16 N. Sth st. i2stp6mu LAUNDRY. We can help make ycu happy honestly wo can. Richmond Stcau Laundry. There Is no medicine xo . ale and at the una time so pleasant to take as Or Caldwell' Syrot V'epsin, the positive cure for all rtisenhei ariaititf from stomach trouble. The price Is very reasonable 50c and 1. FORTY - FIVE STARS The recent hailstorm that vUitett the city is responsible for the brandnew ensign that Postmaster Spekenhier unfurled to the breezes from the flagstaff of the federal building thin liioi ninig. The obi flag was mucli worn and the morning after the hail storm it looked like the tattered remnant that was hauled down from Fort Sumter in ';i. Mr. Spekenhier at once notified the revenue cutter service, which furnishes the national ensigns for all federal buildings, that h had had a battle with the element and lost his colors. They retroridel by sending him a new flag mensurinsr. twelve by six and one-half feet. The new ensign contain. only forty-fivo stars, despite the fact that there- arc forty-six now in the constellation reprtsenting our states. It is presumed that the government has a large wipply of the old flass on band and Intends to use them before sending out the new design. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. For the District of Indiana. J In the matter of Rot-t t. Marshall, a partnership,, consisting of John D. Marshall and Albert F. Hoist, bankrupt. ! No. 2.5v in Bankruptcy. To the creditors of Marshall Ai Rom. 1 of Richmond, Indiana, in ih county of ''tie. in distritt afotesaid. a bankrupt. notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of March A. It., r.ms, the j-abl I firm of Marshall Host, wa. duly adjudicated a bankrupt, and that the first meeting of (he i-rpdiiors will be held at the court lin'isp in the city of Rich- ! tr.oiifi. Indiana, on the ::nh day of ; March. A !)., Pis, at lo o'clock in tho ; forenoon. a which time the aid redI i'ors may attend, prove their claims, appoint ii inr-ite. examine the hankiiipt and tiansaci such other b'.iiines, ! a-, may pi I" otl.e l,efoj said I in' -i it,g. I Claim.-, ..up. "7 of the at ts tii' i: t s t hei eto mailed To the said da"'. ; The liabjiitj ptoven. under Section of ivts. Hnd amendmav be filed with or linrl.'t'-Ifflf-ti. 7 prior on M'holii led as e 51"it'.",. The a-hci- S'hedtibd Jjre X'jWl.V.l. W at New f'a:-tle. Indiana, on th 2oth day of March. Px. I CLA V f. HUNT, j Referee- in Hankruptcy. j Robbin.-. Starr A: Robbins. Attorneys for bankrupts. 21-lt the Great Blood Purifier. For fcale by Leo H. Fihe. T. F. McDonald and Y. II. Sudhoff. ' Doddo," 22721. the imported French Prcheron Stallion, better known as the Clevenger horse, and 'Prince Wilkes'" will be at my Farm thia season. 22 miles north of Richmond, on Middleboro Pike. The public is invited to call and see them. A. H. Pyle, R. F. D. No. 4. Phone 5103 C.