Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 200, 27 May 1909 — Page 8

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HE BICHMOXD PAlXABIUM AND SUX-TELEGRA2X, TXTUXtSDAY, MAT 27, 1909. WILL MAKE FIGHT FOB GOOD ROADS Indiana Postmasters Appoint Legislative Committee For the Work. 2 Automatic 2 Automatic 11M-11M QHue Manrife ofi MsfceQfloDim It's In the accessories of costume that many novelties are presented this season.and they all have a distinctly bearing en up-to-dat dr

We want you to get acquainted with this extra quality of GRAPE JUICE; in order to do so we are making a special price for 10 days only: 1 QUART BOTTLE 45c 1 PINT BOTTLE 23c PINT BOTTLE 12c Give this a trial, it will please you.

CIGARETTES of an kinds. Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes Wholesale and Retail

ED. A. HITMAN

Albert O. Martin, Dentist.

Colonial Building, Rooms 18 and 19. Sells Topcoats -No More No Le Positively $IL5J Values 710 JV1AI N lrittinjw or Correct Prices Prompt Service Superior Quality For tbe following coals Anthracite Coal - $7.00 Poc&hontasiLwnp - $1.25 Pocahontas Kline Ron $3.75 Above prices lor May delivery and are cash. Coal Is now at the lowest price of the season. D. C Bidlerdick & Son. Phone 1235 629 South Filth St. c GOOD CORN - NICE CORN Richmond Food Store Pfccse 21SS 11-15 N. Oth FOR GALE Small tract of land near the city suitable and equipped lor gardening and chicken raising. W. H. BRADBURY A SON 1 1 and S.Westeott Block

Decoration ( Lji SHOES

CIGAR STORE cos Mam st.

PHONE 1637 TRACE OF CLARA TYRRELL IS LOST Former Richmond Woman Left Anderson to Avoid Notoriety. DID NOT JOIN HUSBAND IT IS REPORTED THAT SHE IS IN ONE OF THE LARGER CITIES AND IS EARNING LIVING AS A STENOGRAPHER. The newest development in the re cently sensational elopement of Miss Clara Tyrrell, of Anderson, formerly of this city, is a letter said to have been received by an Anderson friend. The young woman is declared to have ran away from Anderson to avoid the notoriety incident upon her elopment and subsequent horns bringing, by her father. The young woman married a Dr. L. Roy, but it is said she is not with him now. An Anderson account says: About two weeks ago, after she had been returned to her home in this city by her father W. H. Tyrrell, superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph company and apparently settled down she sprang into the lime light again by skipping the city and leaving scarcely a trace of her whereabouts. It was i presumed naturally that she intended joining her husband, Dr. L. Roy, who had gone to Chicago, after being bailed out of jail at Rockford, 111. Is Working. It is learned today from an Anderson party who is believed to be corresponding with Miss Tyrrell that she did not runaway with the intention of joining her husband. It is claimed that she secured a railroad ticket to Detroit, Mich., for a blind, but instead went an entirely different direction. It is said that she left Anderson to get away from the unpleasantness of notoriety and seek new quarters where no one would annoy her. She is reported to be well situated with a large firm in a city many miles from Anderson, drawing $50 a month as stenographer and living under another name than either Clara Tyrrell or Mrs. Roy.

We are Showing Sorosis Shoes To Beat the Hand and talking them too. You can't say enough about them, they are so full of , -'!: goodness. Try a pair and see the comfort, t style and wear you get out of a Sorosis Shoe. We like to sell them because they make customers. Won't you get acquainted with Sorosis shoes? One ' pair will do. Carried In stock In tan, patent leather, gun metal, vicl kid and London Smoke. Cunninohnm & Lchrmnn 718I3ilaSt.

TO HELP RURAL CARRIERS GARY DEFEATED INDIANAPOLIS FOR NEXT MEETING PLACE BY THE 8WEET WARBLING OF A. G. LUNDQUIST.

Indianapolis May 27. The presidential postmasters in this state are in favor of good roads. They talked over the subject at their meeting in this city and it was practically decided that the Presidential Postmasters association will appoint a legislative committee which will go before the next session of the legislature and seek to have some good roads legislation passed. Numerous changes in the present laws will be recommended and an effort will be made to have such provisions made as will guarantee good roads over which the rural route carriers may travel. In many parts of the state the rural carriers are obliged to work, on bad roads. It is to remedy such conditions that the association will take steps. The rural free delivery service has had such a wonderful mushroom growth and has developed, so rapidly that it has been difficult for some of the counties to keep up with the requirements, so far as good roads are concerned. This has caused muci complaint on the part of the rural carriers, and the postmasters hope to bring about relief for them. Oh You Gary Town! The victory of Gary over Indianapolis for the honor of entertaining the next annual convention of the post masters was due principally to the ef forts of A. G. Lundquist, postmaster at Indiana Harbor. Lundquist appeared in the Denison hotel lobby all during the convention, singing "I love you, Indianapolis, but, oh, you Gary." He told the postmasters to come to Gary next year and see a city "that has a population of 15,000 at night and 30,000 In the daytime. When the vote was taken Lundquist won for Gary by a vote of 38 to 24. One of the most important matters the postmasters considered at their meeting was the proposition to have rural carriers placed under the civil service rules, carriers to be selected after examinations and being placed on the eligible list. It is the intention of the Indiana postmasters to lay the matter before the posoffice department and see if it can not be put into effect. RICHMOND PEOPLE GOOD DRESSERS Very few cities in the United States can show as many well-dressed people as Richmond, a large per cent, of the men having their clothes made to order. Men can get fine suits made for $15, $18 or 20, when the Bame goods a few years ago cost almost twice as much. For several years Emmons Tailoring Co. have been making fine suits at $15, $18 and $20, and the business has increased every year. They are now showing the largest stock they have ever shown. Over 600 styles in spring suitings. Where she is no one seems to know. Her getaway is a mystery and her present location cannot be discovered. Her parents, it is learned have no trace of her, but are making a strenuous effort to find her location. The young lady is said to be making equally as earnest an effort to lose herself. Postal authorities are said to' be assisting Mr. Tyrrell? the father. Dr. I Roy. It is reported that Dr. L. Roy had remained in Chicago enjoying peaceful freedom only a short time when he was taken back to Rockford, 111., again' and thrust in jail. At the present time he is said to be in jail and having no correspondence with the Anderson young lady. He claims to have no idea of her whereabouts. Closed All Day Decoration Day

The Now Popular Dutch Collar Dutch Collars, embroidered on Swiss, eyelet edge 25c each Dutch Collars with Venice lac edge . 25c ach Dutch Collars with Jabot to match, madaf " elegant Cluny Dutch Collars, nicely embroidered ...... 2Sc each lace $1.25 set Dutch Collars, plain, good six ......................... .15 aeh Ties and Jabots of Every Description

Embroidered Jabots with Cluny or Venice lace edge, 25c each Net Jabots with Venice or oriental finish 25c each

25c to $1 Yd Any size, any color, any quality

Jbur HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR department is now at its very best. There are far too many good values to attempt a full dscriptlon.ef , each, but with the assurance of newness, correct style and guaranteed wearing qualities, it bids youcome sea for yourself. Ladies' Knotair Guaranteed Hose, black and tan, 6 pairs to box, guaranteed for 6 months ...... $2 .OO prbox Ladies' Silk Lisle Hose in black, tan, wine, green, pink, blue, grey and London smoke, at..... ........ SOo pair Ladies' low neck Vests, sleeveless, extra value; you will say so when you see them ......15c each; 2 for 25 Ladies' Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, lace knee; this is where quality talks; price 25c to 50c' Boys' Porus Knit Union Suits, short sleeves, knee length, the kind your boy will like ..........50c per suit Men's Union Suits, all shapes and sizes, price to suit any purse.... ......... $1X0 to $1.50 pr suit Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, bicycle seat, the kind that wear 50 aeh Men's Negligee Shirts, attached Cuffs, compare them with others you see; our price ....... ... 80 aeh Men's Summer Shirts, small lot to close, $1.00 quality at..... .. ........ 7Se ach The Summer months call for more attention to your Hosiery. Your low shoes demand It. Gent' plain and fancy Hose including the now popular tans ...........,. . ............15c Jalr; 2 for 2Se TWO GOOD TRADING DAYS LEFT THIS WEEK; take advantage of them. You will find our doors closed Monday, Decoration Day. .

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Blind Pair Marry; Witness To Ceremony Is Sightless

Pottsville, Pa.. May 27. Ovid B. Comfort, of Shenandoah, formerly of Tioga county, this state, and Miss Ella Shirey of Overbrook, Philadelphia, both of whom are blind, were married by Justice of the Peace F. S. Freller, of this city, today, after a brief, but happy courtship. - Armed with a marriage license issued by the register of wills of this county, and accompanied- by a witness, a young woman also totally blind, the merry party entered the office of the justice of the peace. But there were other witnesses present, for at the time there was a con ference of a dozen justices of the peace being held in reference to the correction of alleged evils in the prac tice of the office, who quietly looked on with some envy as Justice Freller MILITARY SYSTEM. Tits Way Germany Handles Hsr Reserves In Cass of War. Nobody who has visited Germany can fall to have been struck by tbe large official signboards at the entry to each town or village. These contain full Information as to exactly which official in tbe community to applysto should the magic word "mobilize" be spoken. Wherever the German reservist may chance to be when tbe order to mobilize is given assuming, of course, that he is not out of the country he has only got to ask tbe first Inhabitant or walk to the end of the village and look at the directions on the board to find out his own particular place in the military scheme. He will see that he must go to Herr Schmidt, at 40 Sctratzen street. Herr Schmidt will tell him exactly In which town he has to go In order to rejoin his own unit and,, what is still more important, will give him the money and the railway pass to take him there. Arrived at his destination, be will find his uniform, arms and accouterments piled neatly in a heap, with a label bearing bis name and regimental number on tbe top of tbe heap. He has only to put It on and take his place among the comrades with whom be did bis military service some years ago. This destination was arranged upon many years back, and tbe exact time schedule' for inarching and railway journeys was compiled long since. Pearson's Weekly. THE BASQUES. An Interesting Pee pis Who Are a Puszlo Among Nations. Tb Basque provinces He In the north of Spain, and. although for centuries students hare tried to trace the real origin of tbe people and find a key to their language, they have tailed to do so. AH other known tongues spoken by the sons of men hare been shown to possess common origin, traceable to tbe Arable and Semitic But tbe Basque language has entirely resisted the pttlolecbt In mom aspects ta

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read to the contracting parties the necessary vows. Both " answered the questions with firm voices. The justice, upon placing the marriage certifi cate in her hand, said to the bride: r "I give you this to hold him secure.' "I'll see to that," she jocularly replied, and with the blessing of Justice Freller for a life of connubial bliss Mr. and ; Mrs.' Comfort, with arms, inked, hurried to the railway station for their 'rhome at Shenandoah, which : The bride is about 24 years of age, is comely and is a talented musician. The groom is a "competent broommaker, and is engaged in that business at Shenandoah, y'l Mrs. Comfort formerly resided at Shenandoah, and upon a recent visit' they met. They became mutual friends, then lovers, and now they are man and wife. vernacular shows traces of a cninese admixture. In others it is clear that North American Indian terms are native to Hi .i't It also shows traces of barbaric languages spoken on tbe east coast of Africa. The people themselves bear physi ological traits found in those who speak the said tongues. The native name of Basqueland Is Eskuara, and their motto is "Iruracbat," or "Three In One." Nor is their political srruc ture anything like that of any known political body, though they belong, of course, to Spain. Each Basque province Is governed by a parliament composed of representatives selected partly by election, partly by lot among the householders of each country parish or town. Their laws are essentially peculiar to themselves and are conceived on no known code either of ancient or mediaeval times.: They are a puzzle among nations and number half a minion all told. New York World.Bearing th Market. First Colored Belle Fs goin ter make myself a new hat. Second Colored Belle I ain't no nan at trimmin hats, but ef youll do mm a faTOh I kin get on cheap. "What favoh. honey T Ton copy the new hat Mrs. For hundred Jes got. -What foh? 'Cause wen she sees yon wif a hat like hers shell frow hers away, an den my sister Clotilda, what is washlady foh Mrs. Forhundred, kin git it foh me." New York Herald.

COMMONS' ICE CREAM

Elegant Embroidered Jabots with rine hand made Cluny Neckpieces

To Purchase a KcdsS tzi QziZl We Cave Tfcsq, A3 Prfcn W. a ROSS DRUG CO.

Ross" Straw Hat Cleaner

C M. HAMILTON, DENTIST Over 826 Main St. - . - . .-. Phoae SIS)

TPSgs?i,asBrc:w THE MEIVYC3GIM Most Liberal Cestracts. Lsrgest Assl Chrf233 P. AHUmCH, District Act, 8 H. 7Q St . . 4 PHONE 2032.

MCiMEY We loan money in sums of from $5 to $200, en household goods, pianos, teams, livestock, farming implement and all other personal property, without removal, giving you such time as you may desire In which to repay us, and making your payments in such amounta and at auch times as may best suit you. -Mo LISTENS! We furthermore agree to loan you money at a. rat which . -is GUARANTEED TO BE LOWER than can be had of any s!milarconcern In the city, none excepted. W offer every advantage to be had of other concerns, and in. addition, a . -lower rate than any. Does this sound good to you, Mr. Borrower? Then investigate, and place your loan where your best interests may be served.. Our agent will call at , your residence, if you desire, and fully explain our methods. ' Open Tuesday and Saturday nights. IIMMAFsJA LOAM CdD. Phone 1341. Third Floor Colonial Bldg., Room 40. RICHMOND, IND. "

Pallslci West ACs Go Into All Cc

With the price of our plain Ice Cream at 25c per quart, that article Is rapidly. changing its position from that of a luxury to be occasionally indulged in to that of a atpl to be served frequently.

maddalion centers ...50o each ......$2.50 each

2Se to $1 Yd DAISY CO. 9 SOUTH FIFTH STREET, PHONE 11SS.