Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 73, 20 January 1909 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SO, 1909. COIITBIBUTIOIIS- ' HBE-BEOUESTED WOMEN PLAN TO. JUDGMENT HAS BEEN ACCEPTED Starr Piano Company Will Pay Contested Sewer Assessment to Schneider. HOLD TWO MEETINGS Will Play Prominent Part in Share of Cost of New St. I Campaign. Mary's . Church ApporjibjoltttelyVtire The Woman's County Local Option tioned to Members. League at Its meeting yesterday afternoon at the First English Lutheran church decided to distribute literature The Only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Made from Grape A Guarantee of Pure, Healthful, Delicious Food HARRINGTON LEADS LIST ABOUT $1,200 INVOLVED the same as the men's organization has done. Two more Sunday public meetings will be held before the elec WELL. KNOWN LOCAL JOBBER BY PAYING THE ASSESSMENT NO APPEAL WILL BE TAKEN TO tion. Next Sunday's meeting will be held at the First Presbyterian church. The women are very silent on just A8KED TO CONTRIBUTE $2,500 UP TO DATE $27,000 HAS BEEN PLEDGED TO FUND. THE SUPREME COURT AND LIT what they have under consideration.

PAGE EIGHT.

In an effort to secure sufficient funds to erect their new church ,the members

of St. Mary's hcurch have been assessed according to their means. It is the Intention to , raise . the entire amount from subscriptions among the

members and not go outside of the

church. The list as published in the

Parish Monthly contains 633 names.

It every parishioner subscribes the amount asked, it will total more than $63,000. Up to date however, pledges

from the members amount to a little more than $27,000. No apprehension Is felt on the part of the parishioners

but that sufficient funds will be sub

scribed. Harrington Heada List. 3. J. Harrington, a prominent bus!

aess-man, heads the list from the Btand point of the amount of subscripiion

asked. He has been requested to give $2,600. He Is the only person of whom so large an amount is asked. James Griffin is another member from whom a large sum Is asked. He is requested

to give $2,000. Other subscriptions asked range from $1,000 down to $20, there being but one member who is asked to contribute this amount. The

apportionment of Rev, Father Matting-

ly has been placed at $300. Amounts Requested.

The other contributions asked from the-standpoint of apportionment made on members Is as follows; six members for $1,000; four members for $500;

three members for $400; fourteen mem

bers for $300; eight members for $250; thirty-seven members for $200; thirty

members for $150; one hundred and sixty-seven members for $100; two members for $80; twelve members for

$75; six members for $00; two hun

dred and eighty-one members for $50;

six members for $40; fifty-four mem

bers for $25; and one member for $20.

BURDENS LIFTED

From Richmond Backs Relief Proved

by Lapse of Time.

r Backache is a heavy burden j

Nervousness wears one out; Rheumatic pain; urinary ills

All are kidney burdens

Dally effects of kidney weakness

No use to cure the symptoms.

Relief is but temporary if the cause

remains.

Cure the kidneys and you cure the

cause.

Relief comes quickly comes to stay

. Doan's Kidney Pills cure kidney ills;

Prove it. by your neighbor's case.

Here's Richmond testimoy. The story of a permanent cure. David Hershey, 316 S. Thirteenth

street, Richmond, Ind., says: "I was

troubled for some time by kidney com

plaint and the various medicines I

used did not help me. Often I was

hardly able to straighten on account of the sharp, cutting pains across ' the small of my back and the least exertion or any cold I contracted caused the kidney secretions to pass too frequently. Doan's Kidney Pills, pro

cured at A. Q. Luken & Co's drug store, cured me and at that time, I publicly endorsed them. I now gladly confirm what I then said as I still firmly believe that Doan's Kidney Pills are. a splendid remedy for kidney disorders."

For sale by all dealers. Price 50

cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.

Remember the name Doan's and

take no other.

IGATION , WILL END. Counsel for the Starr Piano Com pany has accepted judgment on the de

murrer in the case of the Starr Piano Company against the city of Richmond and George Schneider, executor of the

will of John Schneider, the deceased contractor. This means the company

will not carry the case to the supreme

court and will pay the cfty the $1,200

due as the first assessment for the

construction of a storm sewer in

South First street. The company had

asked for an injunction against the

city, but the circuit sustained the de-i murrer to the complaint. Notice of appeal then was given. No Further Litigation. The company by paying its assess ment will avoid continued litigation through the higher courts. John F. Robbins, local counsel, said today he believes he would have a good chance to win a favorable verdict upon an appeal. However the company did not care for the litigation and expense, so chose to settle. Counsel for Schneider had secured the sustaining of the demurrer. Originally the company brought suit against the assessment of its share of the cost of the street improvement. The court held that the petition for a board of disinterested freeholders to act as a board and review the assessment was invalidated by reason of the unconstitutionality of the law. This case was dismissed following the court's rling, but the matter was to have been brought to a higher court's attention to test the constitutionality of the law. In its second suit the company held that if one section of the cities and towns law were unconstitu-

tonal, the entire act would be and con-

sequently the city could not collect the sewer assessment. The court held such an assumption did not follow necessarily.

CITY IN BRIEF

Rummage Sale at 402 Main Street, Thursday and Friday this week. 19&20

Every father of seven or more children is practically exempt from taxation in France. Mill wood. C W Kramer Co. 15-7t Freeze Quick is the name of the Democratic candidate for prothonotary in Columbia county. City bowling alley, 22 N. 9th 22-tf

There are 17,000.000 children in Rus

sia between the ages of six and four

teen receiving absolutely no education. The match momopoly produced a net revenue of ?3,47o,000 to France last year, the tobacco monopoly $75,390,000. Rummage Sale at 402 Main street, known as Eggemeyer ware room, Thursday and Friday this week; warm cloth

ing of all description.

REV. HILL TO PREACH.

Dr. George H. Hill will preach 'this evening at 7:30 at the Grace M. E.

church revival meeting. A cordial in vitation is extended to the public

Patty: Gold Medal Quality

Flour Is

very h!!iet

LJLT..M4

19&20

Saxony is the most densely populated of the German states, having had at the time of the last census (1005) a population of 300.7 a square kilometer. The average for the whole empire is 112 a square kilometer.

Coal Destroyed ' By a Bug! It has been discovered that a bug has been at work in the coal bins and in many cases has eaten up the supply. It's the Fire Bug or as Webster puts it, "one who sets fires." You can get more coal at Mather Bros. Co.

On Track, Car of Northern Oats Can quote same to your advantage. Omer G. Wltelan, Feed and Seed Store

33 S. 6th St.

Phone 1679

Sick Hnaband Did the doctor say

positively I was to take all that medi-

. cine? :: v Wife Tea, dear.

Sick Husband Why, there's enough

there to kill a donkey.

Wife (anxiously) Then you'd better I

not take all of It, John.

MMskaowa Bert. at. Atom Relltbl

SCL&KY DRUGGISTS EYtKHCEEZ

A COUPON WORTH ONE-HALF CENT WITH EACH 5e CIGAR Don't

refuse your coupons because you haven't received them before. They

are worth saving. This Is the age of

progress. , QUIGLEY DRUG STORES, 821 N. E. Street. Phone 1722. 4th &

Main St, Phone 1298.

I rf

3 C

MM(M)T (MTO AWAY 2

Peep! csed to eel slong tviSsst cor Cost. Yes ! Cey csed to set slong trtScst 18 hoar trains years so. cat anybody wco is cp-to-date wants Cd coal. lYe candle nothing but Coed coal.

n. C Cdlerdlck & Sen 529 Sesth 5th St Phoae 1235.

i HIVE

GROCERY

Phones 11SS and 1199 Our Best is the Best

Ocr Best is the Best

Our Peas, Corn, Llnatos, Lima

Beans, Sucotash, Green Beans, As

paragus, Okra, Hominy have no

equal In this market.

Our Jams and Preserves mrm the

beet. Our Coffees and Teas the best. Our Buckwheat Flour the best. Our Whole-wheat flour the best. Our Maple Syrup the best. Our Apple Butter the, best Our Macoront thefcwrt. Our Cheeses tneeet. Our Bottled Olives the best. Everything we sell Is the besV

The big shoe sale of the Mount Shoe company opened this morning with a rush. Never before have such crowds attended a sale. Never before have such .wonderful bargains been offered. This sale has been a success from the start for the simple reason that everything announced in our advertisements has been carried out to the dot. No fake prices, no exaggeration as to price or quality, but everything just as advertised, with our guarantee of money back if you are not satisfied.

A Prices Ifoff Eveiry PnniFse

A' Shoe 2(0)1? Ewiry Food

Tuie Maim TEnsitl Befliiwirs ttlme (Geatfls I DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE that, since I have vacated my room in the Westcott, I carry all my pianos in my residence on East Main street; that by cutting out practically all expenses, I am in a position to do EVEN BETTER THAN FORMERLY, on the price of about any kind of a piano you may want. MY FORMER PROPOSITION was to save you from $50.00 to $150.00 on any kind of an upright piano, and very much more on Baby Grands; since I have no expense whatever, to pay for salesroom, etc. I am going to give the buyer the benefit. HENCE, MY PRESENT PROPOSITION is, that I will save you from $75.00 to $200.00 on upright pianos, and from $150.00 to $300.00 on Baby Grands. NOW LISTEN to my UNPRECEDENTED OFFER: I will furnish you with all expense money to and from the city where all kinds of pianos can be seen and, after you have made a thorough investigation, if there is any reasonable doubt in your mind (not mine) that I cannot do as I say, I will give you an extra $10.00 for your time and trouble. HASN'T THIS THE RING OF SINCERITY? If you are in the market for a high-grade piano, and want it at the RIGHT PRICE, come in and see if I mean what I sayif I really can deliver the goods. MY OFFICE is located at Room 40, Colonial Bldg., at which place the cash will be handed you in accordance with the above proposition, without any obligations whatever on your part, to buy of me unless I do all I advertise to do, and if I do; I'm the fellow you have been looking for. Not a dollar will be asked of you, if you are right financially, otherwise a small payment down will be all that will be required. You can have your own time in which to pay for your piano, Automatic Phones Office, 1341 Residence, 3G54 Mwmo QMssm

COR. 9th and MAIN GTGfcEGTO. FURNITURE BEDDING KCTUOES

Dei ore Yea Slip or Get the Grippe

INSURE

Wit 11 Sovth BtaSt.

W. F. FEEGER, EXPERT WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER. PHONE 2174.. 1027 MAIN

Albert O. Martin, D. D. S. Colonial BuUdins, Rooms 18 and 19. PHONE 1637

NO SOOT.

NO GUNSEB.

exclusively by

DARBY C OA L

A. Uznh Ccd G Supply Co.

If you value your dollars, don't miss this sale. You can buy four pairs of shoes here for the price of one elsewhere.

Tie I StodDe mi OtDllnisj (Co

Cfcae IVfcOe Ycsr Sizes Are Here

SeOinn at the Mount Shoe Stock 529 Urin St, Ricbmcni

Ccc I7t2e Ycr Sizes Are Cere

Star! tfee New' Year Hl Get all your bills into one. We will loan 70a the necessary money on your household goods, piano, fixtures, teams, etc.. etc, quickly and without publicity. $1.20 is the weekly payment on a ISO loan for SO weeks. Larger or smaller amounts at same proportion. Large capital large business. Reasonable rates ' Courteous treatment. We make loans in the city and all surrounding towns and ' country. - - - , If you need money, fill oat this blank and mall it to us. Oar agent will call on yoo. Toor full name City.... Street and No. .............v...................... Amount wanted ......................... ..Kind of security you hare..

ta Vcl AC3 Go InZo All C