Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 239, 6 July 1910 — Page 6

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THE JtlCIOlOND l'ALUkDIUaX AND BUST-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1010.

News of Surrounding Towns

CENTERVILLE, IND.

field, Mass., delivered a most excellent sermon at the Friends church. Sabbath morning. Rev. Hastings, In earlier life was a resident of Wayne county. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trussler and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reed of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sllvey, Mr.tand Mrs. Emmett Shaw and Oliver Loper

of Connersvllle were visitors In thel

home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Trussler

Centervllle, Ind., July 6. Mr. and Mrs. George McConaha and Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Jackson formed an automobile party to Cambridge City on Sunday evening and spent the time with John Jackson and wife of that place. , ' , Mrs. Fanny Trumbull Denoe was

Saturday, a boy. Second child. Mr. Lynch sfcd wife have rented the Peelle property on West Main street. Sir. Lynch la superintendent of the

Drake and Strattan Construction company. , Miss Jeannette Bowen Is visiting William Dunkle and family near Janesvllle, Ohio. Mrs. A. J. Lasbley Is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Robblns, living near Eaton, O. About twenty member of the EpIaam.a IamhiJ m fc.tf Hilft Tt.rtV

Saturday evening and Attended an ice to J "lose the contents of numerous

A very pretty afternoon party was

the kitchen shower given by the

Misses Florence Knipe and Nellie

Crull at the home of the former, last

Friday afternoon. Tho affair was com

plimentary to Miss Ina Herbst whose marriage to Raymond Blunk of Rich

mond, took place Saturday evening. The afternoon was an ideal one and the lawn at the Knipe home, with the quaint old-fashioned flower garden in the rear, a typical spot for such an oc

casion. After some time spent in conversation, the bride-elect was invited

cream festival at Olive Hill church.

packages showered upon her, after

Ralph BeiUell and wife of Chicago whl me the trying ordeal of mak-

with Mar-1

cane were aiso servea, in a pretty

manner by the hostesses and their

are spending a few days

cellus Beltxell and wife. U . ,4 Mm Trait. JSJ.v.na and

too of Indianapolis are visiting rela- """f0"

Uvea here. ' , About ten couple of young people from this place picnicked at Osborn's lake near Economy Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Reed of Indianapolis Is visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dunbar of Indianapolis are guests of T. 0. Dunbar and family for a few days. Mis Opal Duke of Williamsburg is the guest of Miss Elisabeth Culbertson. Miss Cora Spahr entertained a com-

Miss Catherine) Cooper. Those present day'

were the Misses Marcla Spahr, Ethel

and Nora Doddridge, Hazel Meek, Ha

ul Preston, Ethel Ranck and Char

lene Burress. The Messrs. Pierre

Rev. and Mrs. Heilman of New Cas

tle, rector of the St James church, are the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. William Manly.

Mrs. Minnie Fisk and daughter,

Katherine were the guests of Mrs. Abagall Herbst and family Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hull of Con-

nersvllle, but formerly of Dublin, vis

ited friends in this place Monday.

Howard Champ and a cousin. Miss

Mary Champ of Indianapolis, were visitors In the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Champ, Mon-

NAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind., July 6. Mr. and

Helms. Clayton Wright. Clem Osklns, Mrs. Albert Jones and Mrs. Rebecca

Benjamin Doddridge, Walter Spahr,! Stuart-wereat Elwood on the Fourth.

Monica Wlllets and Claude Judkins. I Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Weaver enter-

r..i. ,.it mrmmm w,n . toatura rf th I taJnori tft rilnnAP film lav Afra Harriot

day' entertainment A sumptuous Thornburg and Miss Alice Thornburg.

dinner was served.

CHESTER. IND.

Will Replogle and wife and their

guests of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs.

John Sells and children, and Mm.

Minnie Hovelmeler and family form-

Tr, t.,w A-Th.irwlav eve- ea P'nic party aioanay.

t tk. . iimrlin I r. ana jura, jcawooa Lawron 01

f. in ftf th. Mrthdav Mini- Ntw Castle spent Monday here.

' whtr Mrs. Sam McCullough and daughter versary of Mrs. weosier. . a ti u

There waa a reunion of tne Kernn

famllT Jul Fourth at the Kerlln "uiureu u- reiurueu irum vis-

homestead. A party of ten came down

It at Muncie.

Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Keagy and son,

and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Teetor spent the

Fourth at Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson enter-

from Greenville. Ohio. There were

thirty tn all.

Vera Jay returned to her home at

Mr. and Mrs.) Henry Lahrman cele- talned Monday Mr. and Mrs. Noe of

thai twontv.flrth weddlne- an- Mtuu"'u " " " "

i v.M, m ah Kiindav Thre were for-lter Foutz.

ty guests. A floo dinner waa served. I and Mrs. Carver Pollard enter-

They received a number of nice pres- rwria wr- 1,ce "rowa

enta In silver ware, Mrs. Lanrman v""u''"'"

and Mrs. Frank

Thornburg. Mr.a nd Mrs. Earl Brown

and children and Bert Brown of Rich

mond.

Miss Lola Wlmmer of Indianapolis,

has been visiting with Miss Iva Wlm

mer.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Meter of

Ic New Castle spent Monday here. Mrs.

Alice Newcomb returned home with

them for a visit

Mies Rachel Coffman of Richmond

has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. trio

Dublin. Ind.. July 6. Mr. and MrS. I -tv-llll Dm.vti.iium T Tnrilannnrftia

John Huddleson are vlslOng their son, ,8 visiting at the home of his aunt

Her. fcamotn nuaoifsou Ud uncle. Michael Connlff and wife.

Mr. ana Mrs. ueorae tier dbi. m i 1LP .... .... rn.riA. vnm.. f v

Kichmona ipem me rounn wuo vu Ca8tl, vjgted with her parents, Mr.

mother, Mrs. ADigau I Mrs. Dave Rlnehart east of town

Mr. ana Mrs. uen v ura ov-r sundav.

were her wedding dress and Mr.

Lahrman his wedding hat and coat

Ada Sleweke Huff Is slowly Improving at Reld Memorial hospital where

she underwent a serious operation.

Mr. and Mrs. Blocke entertained

the members of the Happy Hour club

at their home Saturday evening, cream and cake were served. DUBLIN, IND.

Uuhtr Manr Catherine or cam-

brldce City and their guests miss Em

ma Curry and Benton Shawhan of Richmond were. Dublin visitors, Satur

day evening.

Miss lnsLeona Herbst or this prace

, and wara naymona niunis oi "'ca" Ullle Mason

moo a were quietly mirnea omuru d M

Miss Lela Jones was the guest of

friends at Cambridge City Sunday.

Mrs. Amanda Staum entertained on

Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jones, Mrs. Mln

nle Hovelmeler and daughters and Or-

Will Wright and

evening nWhe Methodist parsonage by aaughteP .pt Sunday with relatives

me nev. m. w. near New castle.

BlunK lert mat evening xor inuianapo- Harrjr Hovelmeler was at Richmond

us ana on w v,rnan. - f " Saturday night and Sunday.

Will VlSlt relatives St tnai ana TWMi Mlltnn THtr nnri .nn

other points In the southern part of . Cunav with Tir narpntfl. A r

. . : . . m i ni.1.-..yl I -'-" J . '

ine state oiore (uioS w """"" Moore and wife.

weir luiure nomv. n wUo wi XUc(. Fout- ntertalned Sun

groom Is engaged In business. M d Mrg Allen Fout8 and Mr

a. m . W WW ..AW WMya V mr B w

Mrs. J. t. IWUia na aim. i. xir Turn TYnit

Calloway were visitors in uuoun, won- Mrg E8tne,r had gytg

day afternoon, q theFo urth, Mrs. McCullough of Coats-

Rev. W illiam Hastings ot opnng. vllj llllDOl8t David Fouts and Hiss

Coffman of rGeensforfc, Mrs. Alice

HIDDEN DANGERS

Nature Gives Timely Warnings That

No Richmond Citizen Can Afford to Ignore.

Fouts, Mr. and Mrs. James Kiser and

two children.

Floyd Beeson and family spent Sun

day with Charlea Whltes family near Sugfar Grove.

A picnic party composed of Elvin

Oler and wife, James Fouts and wife,

James Towell and wife and Albert CTeek and wife, picnicked along Mar-

DANGER 8IGNAL. NO. 1 comes from the kidney secretions. They will

Well Kidney, excrete a clear, amber "ndale creek tte Fourth

fluid. Sick kidneys send out a thin, nale and foamy, or a thick, red. ill-

smelling nrlne. full of sediment and

Irregular of passage.

DANGER SIGNAL. NO. Z comes ' from the back. Back pains, dull and

heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you of

sick kidneys and warn you of the ap

proach of dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure

sick kidneys and cure them perm an

ently. Here's Richmond proof:

Mr. and Mrs. Thad McCown spent

the Fourth In Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. Porter Thornburg spent from Saturday night until Monday evening with Nelson Thornburg and family.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND.

Cambridge City, Ind.. July 6. Mr.

and Mrs. T. I Peet and sons. Earl and

Edward, spent the Fourth with Mr.

William W. Fry, 840 N. Twelfth St. Peefs parents, Mr. and Mrs. George

Richmond. Ind, says: "I was annoyed Peet of Indianapolis

for several yeara by a weakness of my Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brickert of In

kidnevs. but unlike most kidney suffer- diananolis were the guests of Rev.

era. I had but little backache. The and Mrs. J. A. Coffin. Sunday.

kidney secretions passed too frequent-! Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Steele and A. K.

ly day and night and heavy lifting Steele visited the former a daughter, aoemed to make my trouble worse. I Mrs. Bertram Berger of Kokomo,

When I heard about Doan's Kidney I Monday,

Pills, I procured a box at A. G. Luken I Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Williams hare A Co.'a Drus Store and the, helped I returned to Richmond after a visit

so greatly from the first that I with willard Linen ana ramiiy.

continued taking them until cured. On I Miss Mattle McClave is spending

Jatv It, 1906. 1 gave a public state-! some time with Mrs. Rebecca Ritter,

meat recommending Doan's Kidney north of town.

wahe of Richmond have gone to Indianapolis for a visit of two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garthwaite. Mrs. Walter Wood of this city while riding' on a train in London, a few days ago, was struck by a trolley and painfully Injured. She was taken to a hospital and at last report was still under treatment Mr. and Mrs. Wood left America for England. June 11, to spend the summer with relatives in their native land. Miss Mildred Harter has returned to her home In Richmond, after a week spent with Mrs. Homer Klmmer. - Miss Elizabeth Puslnelli is spending a few days with her brother. John, in Shirley. Bent Wilson and family and their guests, Mrs. Emma Curry and Benton Shawhan, of Richmond, went to New Lisbon, Monday, to attend a family

picnic at the old Wilson homestead, the home of Mr. Wilson's sisters. The display of fire works In the evening was an attractive part of the day's proceedings.

Mrs. B. K. Strattan entertained with

a family gathering last Friday In honor of her son's third birthday anniver

sary. ,

Mr. and Mrs. John Mungavin of

Richmond spent Monday with the lat

ter s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony

Puslnelli.

Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Calloway and Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Calloway went to Lo

gansport Sunday for a few days visit

with friends.

Miss Gaynelle Hageman attended a

picnic given by a party of young peo

ple at New Madison In Ryan's Grove

near Greenville, Ohio. Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lackey of Rich

mond visited relatives in Cambridge City. Sunday.

The Misses Agnes and Mary Pusl

nelli spent the Fourth in Wapakoneta,

Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sehlicke. of

Pittsburg, who have been the guests

of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Bales, will go to Cincinnati, tomorrow for a short visit before returning home.

John Judkins and family and Will

Judkins spent the Fourth In Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. George Babcock have

returned after a visit with "Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Denny of New Castle.

Joe Ebert of Lincoln. Neb., is at

home for a ten days visit with his par

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emll Ebert and sis-

ter. Miss Louise.

Mrs. David Waggoner of Springport

was the truest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallack over the Fourth.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Richardson have

gone to Huntington. W. Va., their

former home on a two weeks visit

Sumner Davis who has been sick

for several days threatened with ap

pendicitis has been taken to the home of his parents In Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Huston. Miss

Carlyle Huston, Laurence Eby, Jesse McKenon, of Connersvllle and. Miss

Thalia Mas ten of Pittsburg composed

an automobile party to Cambridge

City and were guests at the Vinton,

the Fourth.

Mrs. Alonzo Slaughter and son have

returned after a visit in Cincinnati, their former home.

Mr. and Mrs. William Condo of

Germantown, left Cambridge City yes

terday on an extended trip through the

west They will visit in Chicago, Rock Island and Moline. III.. Salt

Lake City and thence' to Spokane,

Wash., for the remainder of the sum

mer with a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Nap Rariden have re

turned to their home in New York,

after a visit with the former's mother, Mrs. Margaret Ayler and sister. Miss Daisy. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Beeson of Richmond are spending the week with the latter'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. L N. Falls. Messrs. J. M. and J. P. Heparty of Neola, la., were guests at the Central over the Fourth. Mrs. Roy Copeland entertained the members of the Social Afternoon club at her home ,in the Boden flats, last Friday afternoon, in. honor of Mrs. Harry Buntin, who leaves Thursday for her new home in Huntington, W. Va. Daniel Zeigler Is critically ill. with

Bright's disease at his home in East Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Walker of Cincinnati spent the Fourth in Cambridge City. George Middletown, spent the Fourth at his home In Madison. Miss Jean Lacey who has spent some time with a party of artists at

Brookville. stopped In Cambridge City for a short visit with Miss Catherine Calloway. She returned to her home in Chicago yesterday. C. D. Boyd and family have returned to their home in Detroit after a visIt with their parents, and other friends in Cambridge City. , Miss Amelia Doddridge of Vincennes, will come tomorrow for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Judkins. The meeting of the Good Citizenship league of Western Wayne was held In the Presbyterian church last Friday afternoon. M. E. Mason spoke on the work of Associated Charities, bring

ing out many strong points in favor of

the organization. Mrs. Virginia C.

Meredith in a forceful talk, told of the child labor problem, the discussion of

which brought out the point that a bill

In regard to the work house would be

brought up In the next legislature

Mrs. Oliver Steward of Dublin, presented In a strong light the organ

ization of the township for this work.

NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, by the un

dersigned. Guardian of Thomas ,W.

Hutchens. now deceased, that said undersigned Guardian, has sold to Milo

Cranor, of Williamsburg, Wayne Coun

ty, State of Indiana, four shares of bank stock of the First National Bank of Williamsburg. Wayne County. In

diana, the same being the? four shares

of bank stock held by the said Thomas

W. Hutchens, at the time of his death and said shares being the only shares of stock ever held or owned by the said Thomas W. Hutchens, issued by said bank. Notice is hereby given that the certificates of said four shares of bank stock have been lost or misplaced and if any one has said certificates in their possession they

will so notify the said undersigned Guardian. Please direct your communication to Abraham Sheely, Winches

ter, Indiana. ABRAHAM SHEELY, Guardian

22-29-6-13

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

The undersigned,, administrator of the estate of Charles N. Street de

ceased, hereby gives notice that by vir

mentioned .$3 00 !

(17) On each vehicle drawn by one

horse not hereinbefore men- j tioned S1.50

(IS) On each " automobile, locomo

bile or similar vehicle designed for two persons or less... $3.00 (19) On each automobile, locomobile or similar vehicle designed for more than two persons, 13.00 and S1.0O additional for each person that said vehicle is designed for. (20) On each automobile truck and delivery automobile, locomobile or similar vehicle ......$5.00 (21) On each motorcycle $1.50 (22) On each bicycle, except those used by children under fourteen years of age .50 (23) On any vehicle not embraced in the above schedule $1.50

(24. For each riding horse $1.00

It shall be lawful lor any one to use

two or more license tags on one ve

hicle, or. upon animals drawing said

vehicle, provided that the amount in license fees represented by the several tag?, shall aggregate an amount not less than the regular license fee tor the vehicle so used. Whenever the total license fees for licenses applied for by any person at

tue of an order of th Wivn circuit.

court he will, beginning at the nour any onetime amount to $10.00 and less of 2 o'clock, in the afternoon on Sat- tha lu'00' 6aid PPlicant sha11 be en"

urday. July 30, 1910. on the prem

Ises, No. 803 North 10th street, in Richmond, Wayne county. Indiana, offer for sale at public sale, unless before said date and hour the same or some part thereof shall have been sold at private sale, (notice of which

right to sell at private sale Is hereby given) all the Interest of the decedent In and to any or all of the following described tracts of real estate respectively, to-wit: Lots numbered five (5) and six (6) in the addition to the city of Richmond laid out by Clayton Brown, Sen., and Samuel C. Brown, lot No. five (5) being forty (40) feet front and one hundred and ninety (190) feet deep, and lot No. six (6) being sixty-five (65) feet front and one hundred and ninety (190) feet deep, fronting on the Richmond and Newport turnpike (now North 10th street) all in section thirtythree (33), township fourteen (14), range one west in Wayne county, Indiana. Said real estate will be sold free and discharged of all liens, and subject to the approval of the Wayne Circuit court and for not less than 'the full

appraised value, if sold at private sale, and for not less than two-thirds of the full appraised value if sold at public sale. Said sale will be for cash. Sale begins at No. 803 N. 10th

street. FRANK L. STREET,

Administrator.

A. C. LINDEMUTH, F. M. CONNER,

Attorneys, dly 29-6-13-20

AN ORDINANCE

Providing for a license upon vehicles used upon the streets, alleys and public places of the city of Richmond, Indiana, the manner of obtaining the same, and providing penalties for the enforcement of the same. Also for the publication thereof and the date when same shall take effect Section 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana, that the owners of all vehicles, used upon the streets, alleys and public places of the City of Richmond, Indiana, shall pay annual li

cense fees as follows, to-wit: (1) On each wagon or truck drawn by two horses or more, and used for heavy hauling, that Is, for hauling coal, brick. Etone, sewer pipe, tiling, clay and shale products, earth, sand, cinders, ashes, garbage, building material, Ice, saw logs, lumber, iron, steel, steam boilers, machin

ery and intoxicating liquors. $3.00

On all such wagons or trucks so used and drawn by one

horse .$2.00 On each one-horse oil wagon. $2.00 On each two-horse oil wagon. $3.00 On each sprinkling wagon. ..$3.00 On each moving car or van. .$3.00

On each express wagon $2.00

On each milk wagon $1.50 On each delivery hack or wa

gon drawn by one horse $1.50 (10) On each delivery hack or wagon drawn by two horses. ..$2.00 (11) On each one-horse dray $2.00 (12) On each two-horse dray $3.00 (13) On each bus, cab, coupe, hack or omnibus drawn by two horses or more $2.00 (14) On each buggy, coupe, sur-. rey, sulky, bus, cab, hack, driving cart or buckboard drawn by one horse $1.50 (15) On each buckboard, buggy, coupe, surrey, sulky, driving cart, drawn by two horses. . .$2.00 (16) On each vehicle drawn by two horses not hereinbefore.

That la tft msdicla o Mfk sad at Otm mum time o pleasant to take at Dr. Caldwell 'a Syrup Pspais, the poalthr cor for aJl diseases arising from stomach trouble. The price Is vary ras-

GBaoter-aue aoa

(2)

(3) (4) (5) (6)

(T) (S) (9)

titled to a discount of 10; if such fees amount to $15.00 and less than $20.00. he shall be entitled to a dis

count of 15; if such fees amount to $20.00 and less than $30.00. he shall be

entitled to a discount of 20, and il such fees amount to $30.00 or over, he shall be entitled to a discount of 25. Section 2. No license shall be required on vehicles belonging to any person or persons living without said city, if such vehicles are used exclusively as family conveyances, or for

bringing to market or to a fixed point

of delivery, any produce or provisions of the owner's own raising, but a li

cense shall be paid on all vehicles be

longing to any person or persons liv

ing without said city engaged in huck

stering and marketing produce into or

from said city, or belonging to persons

engaged in farm gardening or huck stering, or hauling goods or merchan

dise to or out of said city: all vehicles

belonging to any person or persons without said city engaged in manufacturing within or without said city and used in the hauling of goods or merchandise to or out of said city: all vehicles belonging to any person or persons without said city and employed or engaged in business in said city and used in going to and from their several places of employment or business: and. all vehicles belonging to any dairyman or manufacturer of brick, or belonging to any person or persons living without said city engaged in selling or delivering ice: such owners or the lessees of the above mentioned ve

hicles shall pay an annual license fee upon their vehicles used upon the

streets of said city as set forth and

described in Section one (1) of this

ordinance.

Section 3. That any person included

in the provisions of this ordinance de

siring to use the streets of said city

shall pay or cause to be paid to the

City Treasurer, for each vehicle, the

license fee as herein provided, takin

his receipt therefor. Said person shall then file his receipt together with an

application signed by himself, with the

City Controller of said city, which ap plication shall contain a full descrip

tion of the vehicle for which a license is desired, the name of the owner and

the use to which said 'vehicle is to bo put Said Controller shall 'then issuo

to such applicant a license for the ve

hicle in such application described, which shall authorize the holder there

of to use the streets and alleys with

such vehicle, for the period covered

thereby. The licenses issued hereun

der shall be numbered consecutively from one upward, and each license

shall contain its appropriate number,

the date of its issue, the time of Its

expiration, the name and residence or place of business of the licensee, the

amount paid therefor, the kind of ve

hicle that may be used thereunder, and

shall contain a reference to this ordinance.

The Controller shall make, in a book

to be kept by him, an entry of all 11

censes issued, which shall contain the

particulars above mentioned, and

margin shall be kept upon which to note any transfers of licenses. The

Controller shall at the time such 11

cense is issued, also issue to such ap plicant a tag containing the same num

ber as that borne by the license. The

tag shall, when the vehicle which is

covered by said license, is in use, be attached and displayed In a conspicuous place on the left-hand side of the

vehicle, or upon the left-hand side of the harness on the animal attached to said vehicle, if It be of the class drawn by animals. License tags shall only be used on vehicles -or animals belonging to the party in whose name the license is issued. Any one permitting license tags to be used otherwise, as well as the party using the same, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and both be subjectto punishment in the manner hereinafter provided. The license tags shall be of different colors, each color to repre

sent the amount of the license paid and no two colors shall represent the same amount, and the Mayor shall designate the amount to be represented by each color. The' tags shall not

be mutilated and when advised by an

officer of the Police Department that

a tag is no longer in a satisfactory condition for the purposes intended, the holder shall procure a new tag from the Controller In exchange for the old one, which shall be furnished at actual cost. Said tag shall always be kept clean and in such condition that the numbers thereon shall be plainly visible. Section 4. All licenses Issued under

the provisions of this ordinance shall be for the period of one year, except as hereinafter provided, and shall expire on the first day of September next after the issuance of the same; provided, that "persons not subject to the provisions of this ordinance on the first day of September of any year, but who shall thereafter become subject thereto, shall pay pro rata for the balance of the year ending September next ensuing. But persons who are subject to its provisions on said first day of September, and who neglect or refuse to take out such license on said first day of September, but who shall thereafter take out the same, shall 'pay the full fee for the year, and such license shall bear the date from the first day of September last past to the first day

of September next ensuing.

tag during the remainder of the period for which said license was issued. Tht Controller shall note such transfer up on his aforesaid record of said Ucenst to be kept by him, which note shall state the date of such transfer and th name and residence of the person ti whom the same shall have been mad And no person using such license an4 tag as the asignee of another shall em Joy any rights under the same or im munitles from the penalties of this on dinance, unless such transfer shall have been made In the manner abova provided, but he shall be liable to tht penalties of this ordinance as for usinj an unlicensed vehicle. Section 6. The owner of any vehiclt which by the terms of this ordinance should be licensed to be used upon thi

streets of this city, who uses or per mlts same to be used upon said streeti without a.license having been obtainei therefor, and without having upon sai vehicle or upon the harness of th( animals attached thereto, it drawn bj animal power, the tag or number here in provided for. shall be guilty of at offense and upon conviction shall bi punished as hereinafter provided. Section 7. That any person who shal use or ride in any vehicle upon tt streets of said city, for which, by thi terms hereof, a license should be ob tained, without such license havliu been obtained, or without having upoi said vehicle or upon the harness of th

animal attached thereto, If drawn bj animal power, the tag or. numba herein provided for. shall be guilty o an offense and upon conviction shal be punished as hereinafter provided. Section 8. That the money arisini from said license fees shall be paid In to the City Treasury and shall be aj plied to the maintenance and repair o the streets and alleys of the said Clf of Richmond and to no other purpose. Section 0. Any person, firm or cot poration, who shall violate any of tht provisions of this ordinance, or wh shall, after the taking effect of thi ordinance, drive or propel, or cause t be driven or propelled on the street and alleys of the City of Richmond any vehicle which, under the terms o this ordinance, requires a license, with

! out first having procured such llcens

Section 5. The City Controller of ucluueiure

Kflirl Oitv la WpHv anthoriw1 to nrn- i m any sum uui iw iuau v-uc lf.

cure such tags in such numbers and of such form, size and character as may

be deemed sufficient and suitable for "nuation in violation of this ordinano

e,,v, ,aa if tha ,nr f anv v. shall constitute a separate onense.

hicle to whom' such license shall have! Section 10. This ordinance shall talo

been issued shall sell or otherwise 1 transfer such vehicle so licensed to any other person, the person holding such i license may have same transferred to

such other person upon application to j gram

the Controller of such city, and such Controller shall endorse such transfer on the back of such license to the per

son who shall become the owner of such vehicle; who shall have the right

to use the same, together with said

$04 (tab

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Pills and I still have great faith In

this remedy."

- For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,

New -York, solo agents for the Vnlted

States.

Remember the name Doan's and

Mrs. John Herbst visited her moth

er Mrs. Sarah Moffatt of Ogden. the latter part of the week.

Miss Esther and Master Paul Coffin

are visiting their brother, H. C Coffin and family of Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Klmmer of

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effect and be in force from and afte its passage and publication once eacl week for two consecutive weeks in th Richmond Palladium and Sun Tela.

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20th day of June, 1910. W.W.ZIMMERMAN, . Mayoi Attest B. A. Bescher, City Clerk. Jun29-Jul0. . . '

Good Looking, Long Lasting Buggies You want the buggy you buy to be good looking. You want it to make as good or better appearance as those of your friends and neighbors. And you want the buggy you buy to be durable, you want it to be reliable, you want a buggy that will give you good service and look well for more than the first year. Our Buggies Are This Kind: Made from the choicest of well seasoned lumber, with every little detail of construction carefully looked after, fitted with our own guaranteed tires, backed by . our own guarantee; they are sure to give lastingly satisfactory service. And they are handsome buggies. The high, curved, twin back, the arched axles, the shapely top, the artistic painting, all combine to make one of the handsomest buggies you ever saw. - You will find that real economy will lie in buying one' of these buggies. Jones Hart ware ; (Commpsiiniy

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Cambridge City and Mrs. Ed Garth-