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New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
NaN, York necAr1he

York. December 20 1908
BEEVES-T2eceipts were SO cars S31 head, for
city seugherers direct. None offered Feeling
dressed beef but prices the quoted yester
day. Liverpool and London cattle and beef markets
unchanged in tone and prices Shipments to-day from
this included 1000 Of beef the Philao
pha, for the London market and 400 quarters the
Unbria, Liverpool tomorrow the Minnehaha will
$40 cattle 1O0 quarters Of beef for the London
market.
CALvEs-Receipts none and no trading. Feeling no
than steady yesterday OF Western calves
changed hands 81 per 100 ib. Dressed trihe
weak City dressed calves selling S913iao per
n, and fancy up lac; country dressed
7Q12c, with selected do 12+ac.
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Recepts a single Of
1872 head and with the stock held from yesterday,
there 5i2 sale. Both sheep and lambs
slow. hut prices were steady; the pens had not been
cleared at late hour Ordinary choice sheep sold
s4Q$5 % 100 ~ fair lambs at ST 5gs7 40 Dressed
mutton quiet at 7q91sc per 10 choice
at 1Oc dressed lambs slow 10d13c; country dressed
hothouse lambs steady at s10gS12 per carcass
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 141 Buffalo lambs
20 ID average 81 40 per 100 H. 81 sheep H. at
s475
Tobin & Shannon 100 Pennsylvania lambs rs ID. at
81 2s: sheep 145 n. S5 25: bucks ewes o
81.
HOGs-Receipts 1915 cars, or 1854 head ali for
slaqghteeTs None for sale on live weight: nominally
high Buffalo advices Country dressed hogs slow
sl2g10c per 70 for medium TO light weights
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-- New York. December 90 1906.
DEE bE-R Runors That the commission appointed BY
EeZihen government would shortly lssua statement
estimating the coming crop coffee al 5 100000
esss promoted some local buying to-day.
fg steaay 81 unchanged prces there improve
nf with the close steady points
higher sales Tor 'hs half session about "a 600
Tie opening better European mar
kets and the regarding
cEing seemed Influence buying orders
from local sources This estimate entirely
psctea something ike month reports
received hero from Brazil stating that rhs commission
appointed ~ the Brazilian government lad practically
completed lis task and found that crop would
probably not be than one-third moving
This report however. puts figure upon the eKpec
faJo- and consequently cerriss weight than the
arst reports received althoIe TIE estimate should II be
would be merely with the talk
at has heen going The rounds Ger some tine past The
Engopesn markets made indifferent showing. Rayre
opened : franc higher only couple OF months when
due fully = franc better al around Hamburg
little better. With all positions hut = pig
higher. Brazilian raekets were both lower Rio losing
IS refs er6 Santos Sc Receipts the day were 1900
heEs against rs oeo last Sac Paulo receipts were
against - 800 last The market fer spot
coffee reported nm. with Fio 10 quoted at fsg
-.
nar
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

.-oTToN-Ths cotton marker vas olfet to-oSS NiIH
-ucuatiors irregular within marrow range Ihe nno
de-tane fairly steady. however sra the ctoss
market closed az tie
low point cs oay net decline q 10 o pohLs
were estimated 10000 bales The openng Nas
steady unrhanged prices 10 an adyenoe OF R,ls'
than due the showing OF tas Ii
rool market Prices there we're oplE 20 Zs po.is ~
when : TO points higher ana pr
lack OF better response 70
,s roft taking OF Yesterdays buyers Te English spot
market rc!us higher, buc sales were only 4Wo
hsles There seemed be demand for January
ir the local and with very little onerins ms
hsi tendency steady the entire list But with ho-
the tendency to realize on recent pun
crases evidence and after the opening prices
declining from eSZc 25c, and
Mach from 2 $50. There great deal
n news A6yioes Stver said that 1le South
note Offering all. and that offerings
grades hxsc prices With sellers very IN
dependent Word frcu the South that heavy De-
enlhAr shipments have been transferred to January
inability o. shippers the actual
ANYTHING Ike favorable terms and private wires
from interior points reported firm olders On the other
there falling OF IN the movement in sight,
and many traders beeTed that receipts still
hes~y q bull market.
TIE Of contract prices IN the local market TO
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. Dec 29.-CHose: wTEAT-spot firm. No I,
rea WsseEn r2tor 6s futures quiet; D?oenber nom
ma so Aafen 1 9s oa; NAY 6s I'D cORNspot qule
,ay ;isaiHary, 4s I'D; March 4s I'd HQPsAt London
firm az es l0d ROSIN-Common firm los Sd BEEH'
Extra India mess strong ct 73s Sd. PORK-Prims
e,s Western steady at SIS Cd IIAMsshort cut ii 70
10 dull z9s Cd short rib Is m steady at 55s Cd
long clear mt5des. light 2s TO "a H. quiet at S:s; %
heavy 30 70 40 n. quiet 51s short clear backs III
(? 90 n stead At as 6d clear bellies f steady
at OBS Cd EHOULDEttS-Square. IL to Is 10 steady at
+4s IARDemP;ime. Western in tieroes; firm 47s;
Canadian finest white steady AT 6s. colored steady
65s. TALbOW-Frme city. strong a TJJRFPINt-
TINESpirits, strong at COS oi. IINSEED OII-Steadv
29s PETROL III NJ Steady at esd FTOITRNst
Louis. fancy. winter. steady at Sc
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
NEW YORK PRICES.

METALs-IR0N-T market for pig certificates
round No sales We quote standard foundry. new as
moAsEs hNb seTqsf sn9 aaEss s Ty held
@oa @ & with % ssady and IND M fairly sstTe m
sSdy TO iT Quotations foaT M4As5s {i @ New 9
lsg2oe prime, 2o92sc; New Orleans open kettle. 3g
26e pris 22a9e: ;'sa fancy 2sS2sc
oIscottonseed OIL was hrmer to-day on covering and
the July option Spot was quoted no1nnsy 1 at 4SG sales
SsS.o 400 Nay at a7 G8sc and 500 July at $50
oil was unchanged Refined petroleum. Was TsPoTed IN
standard white bbls, 0oo; bulk 44oc: PhiIsdepha'
pha. ae5c: water white. New York. bbls. 95oo bulk,
New York iSd: Padslphis IL &c coTToNsEED or.
Prime crude mills 32'ae prime summer yeSS low
8eac March Ssis g39c; May 37S. case. July, ss9
ifp oIAmerioan aiG a . sstd city raw. 4iSo ouof
town. raw, 40gllc; Calcutta, raw Csc LARD OIL a
PROVISIONS bad break IN provisions
by packers Talk Of larger receipts. with less invest
mfnS demand had m PHfa last to a 90 T bn hs & @ ae
SIN very unsettled at the lose 6icSgo r.ess
Quoted: Ness si7 56as1s 20: family SIS 5oaSe; short
clear sl5 5oasla RT1f;F-F1rn quoted Ness ssass 90;
s1ny sl4gsis & g gs'f no. Sn5 eE Rds st m s
$50 DRESSED HOGs-Quiet Quoted: Bacons e1sc $50
n s iS s fsi bellies - Su 3aoo S' Rf sm3Eng is
h. bsr,l & 5o,s5 3 's a. r. Gy
S Ses g5s ", tteqsy 'Z5 9g9,s9 sf.sS9
ag0tsd eo, at 20 & Rnd a @ qs R9sz Tegs i s
Compound steady: quoted at So Gs1ac. sTEARINE-
Steady Quoted: oeo 1sg2c; city lard stearine 1olsc
RICE-In rica business fairly active toward the
Of the week. with quite good assortments offered for
inspection Of buyers and undsrtone steady 10
firm. Quotations follow: Domestic screenings 3@4q3@sc:
second heads. 494,2c: choice heads. 49sQ4sc; fancy
heads 565c; fancy heads 5 G6c: Japan. donnes-
tic, sisg4ssc Patna. 5z95s4c: Java. 4q54o Rangoon.
IN bond. 2fs 12izc.
sUGAR-There will he holiday in tho sugar trade
Monday Tuesday, observation OF the New
Tears holiday. sugar. the market quiet,
but without important change in particular. The
following prices subject rebate of 10 points
AMI discount of per cent for cash seven days; cut
leaf crushed. b50c crystal dominoes, 7o5c Eagle
tablets Sc mould a 3 15c: cubes Eagle oe bags pow
dered and Eagle confectioners granuated 5o5c, H8N
powdered A85c powdered. coarse powdered and fruit
powdered Eagle and fine granulated.
Of fine sranulae0, be- 2b bags
do 5f0c: s-t-fb baes do 5o5c 5lo bags DO Sc; 10 n
hegs do se5c: aro In bags DO 1850 Eagle fine
or STANDARD granuated and diamond 4, 4soc! ccnfec-
ttoners 4. / G0c; Nos 2 and g. 4.45c;
4.4oe. 3. 4s5c; No s. SOC No T. 425c No 2G9
70 ., 15c. 10. 405c no IL 4c No r. SOC; 70 13
0eets London was dun and Iower With Dece17a6eTI
quoted SIS 93.d and ar SIS load The local
market for quiet. but about STEADY WITH ae
Centrifugal eS test e-loc'
TnuEcoysd do So test Lee .oasses 13-lec
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
office no. 1864 Broadway. between Both
ana 87;h SITS. until o'clock p. m. Adyer-
tIsements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until O'Clock
n m viz: 25s sth ave. u. G. cor. 23d at:
is3 9th ave. cor 18th st: 82 East 1dth St
25T West 42d St, between Tth and sth aves
2ss West i25th St; 1898 Sd ave. between
7sth and 7Tth sts.: 1925 3i ave. near 6Ist
al f7Os ist ave. near s9th St: 15T East
12sth st. 75a Tregaont ave. $50 Cd ave,
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EN6RAkINfi.

a DENAPtsST a SON III Nassau ST.
general ergraveTs: wedding STATIONERY.
business and visiting cards. seals, d'es.
fneesls. cost-ss-aInls, cTests, ca teloguss IL
lusfrsfed
bN'iRANI, I,>Gs instruction by expert. rapid
advancement. general lettering. mono
tfsfaE etc. copper plate. Frank IIill. $40
Nes- s21 81
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

II ELI3IANTLY furnished apartment, pri-
Nate bath 81 so daily; including meals.
two, S25 weekly; one. Si5. The Alabama,
10 East 1lth st
GATES AVE, 6I1.--Will take or year
old girl 10 board; reasonable. Inquire
store.
WASHINGTON PL, 71.-Suuny, pleasant
large and small front rooms; heated,
terms moderate
EAST Dist ST. Lsrge room in prir
vate house. breakfast II desired all con
veniences.
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ROK SALE

- ---------s------ ~------->-------
MlchcStOPES. guns. mathematical sur
sical and surveying Instruments: unre-
deemed pledges a specially NICKLLN'S
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. 1888 Park Row
DESKS, rOlitopsi partitions, railings tables
safes letter presses. counters .helvfngs
clothing store nxturesi stores. offices fitted
Finn Bros. 2S-32 Centre st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

DESIRABLE furnished room 89S 1o1norI,.
w ald"rf- Astoriali private or business:
gentlemen only; $50 month Address N
BOX 10, Tribune Uptown Office. 1894
broadway.
CHAKMlNG suite of two rooms SUNNY
nVe closets. modern bathroom, telephone
SIa per week: also large. sunny room. three
windows and large closets. $40. ,,rirst a
FAMILY Address West I'D ST." Tribune
Office
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
FIRE EXTISGrIsHEgs

= FIRE FXTINGuIEHERS and charges.
Fire supplies. Combination Ladder
~ Co., - PARK Plsce. Tel. 5T2G ''ort.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
RoUsECLrANISG BUREAUS.

-ihIROTOIITAN House Clearing Bureau
ali apperthiuin2 30 house cleaning Ottices
@ls ~. 27th -. Tel. 3i30 Chelsea. No. 1891
Broadway. Iel 1850 Coi.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

ing the trade still disturbed over the
situation. which does show Off
improvement. Chicago receipts about estl-
mated seaboard clearances amounted 10000 bush,
and the Liverpool market closed I'D net lower Open
ins sc higher, the Chicago market reacted the
previous nights prices where IL remained practically
al me forenoon. Cash corn in New York was steady
at sne following prices: No corn 5si&c elevator
, ana S03.c o ahoat; No white. sic. No .
EeIIom so &c. afoat. OATS-The market
sateo on little with wheat. and closed about isc 20
&c net lower Locally cash steady and
uehanged as Follows; Mixed 20 80 10, 80 39iac
ss'1rai white so 70 80 ID 40 ale, and clipped white
Western sss.c c z New York: Jersey and state
stQsec delivered New York. BARLEY-Market
steady; reeaing 45c. and mailing. s9G 5ec. Buff
rslo an Observation-Disclosures quiet; quoted. 81 25 per
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
BOARD WANTED

TWO young Harvard graduates OF quiet
tastes. eIDploy ed. wish board and room
with refined private family Manhattan
leland; highest references; permanent. .
homelike. refined atmosphere essential. G.
B. Bcx 20, Tribune Otrce
REFINED young business man wishes
room, with or without board where there
ale cultured young people and where a de-
gree Of home lffc would be afforded, please
state particulars "a reasonable terms;
eligible location. &. Box 10. Tribune
once.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
TNPEWRITINO.

rYPEWRITERS-Ali makes sold, rented,
repaired. exchanged; reliable service
German, 10 Nassau " Telephone 2740-
ccTtiandt
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Cotton Exchange special liverpool cabesSpot cotton
ian 600 reoePtr IS o Amsrfosn + 900 1niadlinr
upland sea opened quiet and unchanged; closed
sTs 8 50 aaarf gsars Fssr s4a esgaaT sq
.s3,sd aiarefApri s 4$d; April-May 44a; May-June
tsoe June-Juy and Juy-August, os5;ad: August Sep
No7eTaber. 5.27d.
FLOUR AND afEAI.-Flour was in very light request
sts s. 2oas5: winter sIrag.ts. 50 s5ass 5: winter
patents Sc G5qs8 80: spring clears So 40gss 50:
BE- no winter SSgs$ IL; extra No winter s. eoqSS
a sst and 70 ariy PT fqis5 qoSisq = aG 29
quoted: good s5aS3 so: 70 fancy s5
81 as 10 Brand BAG ZEAL STEADY quoted: Fins
y1ts snd .enow. 81 2egsl .; coarse 81 l0gsl ~
spring Sc r. sts2asrd midd,nF s2i 75: 6oar 90 s2a
@ s2 COG So 60 a. prompt s,gEeit @ c:5g hFsn ar ssi
facksi oil meal s2s So
Developed decided weakness on heavy liquidation Of
Ma j. closed regularly at e to nc decline and
DeoNnber Sos.c; MAY s8ic. and July, sekc. The
Northwest liberal seller og May in Chicago. and
- no tine during the day was there any important
aernard. except q little from the shorts stop
oss ORDERS reached. adding the heayiness OF
sAe nneertone The decline was started by drop Of
40 a. Liverpool and reports OF weakness the curb
ont, ~ as ;a"sst aitLssg1 receipts ~ theEe TeTs
ssr ego As tho decline prosressed professionals a
~ which pFeEsiied At one time during tho
.ek oisappesrs3- The Argentine shipments were
s.s-A0oo bush the previous week The Argentine eN-
pert surplus estin1atad %. 600.
I, smaller ,o,si then The estimates earlier M
hash against $4,000 last year. and seaboard clear
though ihe trade psid lttls attention this phase
~ h situation Cash wheat also easier. closing
.rn paIb k S5 sa No sTd Inter no Eorh s
afost bssis CoPH-In face of tho weakness
oar closing practically unchanged previous
h'g'' Resides continued unse,tlea weather in lead
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
DENTISTRY.

Dk. j. O. PEREZ. 800 sth ave, cor. $40 /,
suite sih. tel. Madison .-Prophy-
.s.,lc Bridges Specially: also general den
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

"I1lDSE WORK rcyoiutIon.zec by DR.
D.chansne latest invention. teeth with
80 bates. specialist in porcelain crowns
sro mays: inexpensive DR. BllseansD Geo
eeslson ave-. oornef t9th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO. first GLASS;
like new: bargain: 4. Chicksrfng parlor
grand: sacrifice. 27O Willis ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 97th sts.. until O'Clock p. m. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
D. m. viz: 254 sth ave, S. e. cor. 23d ST !:
163 9th ave, cor. 18th st; 90 East 14th ST. !;
257 West AID St, between 7th and sth aves. :
2S3 West i25th St; 1888 Sd ave. between
St: 110S LIST ave. near S9th St: 151 East
125th ST.: 756 fremont ave; $50 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
DREssMAHiNG AND MILLINERY

FIRST CLASS French dressInsker. elegant
Designer. wishes few moro engagements
ny day. references. Address Madame, 2Ss
eth e.A
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

sEANcyrRESs ana CHAMBERMAIp-P
Scotch Protestant: understands dr.ss
making: willing and obliging: three yeara'
references. city or country b w M-s
Collier's Agency. l22 West 23d ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

NURSD - KTTC-rEN9IAID. - gsxpertsn,eN
nurse, infant or grown, good sea-nsstr,,sS.
has friend. kitchenInaid. together or se,a-
rate; city or country. Morrow's B,irea1
I'll Lexington ave. cor. 5sth 81
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28
Law is HELD ILLEGAL.
AFFECTS COUNTY SHERIFFS
Collected Hereafter, According to
Decision Rendered Yesterday-Many
Have Profited by Them.

According to the decision made yes
terday by the Indiana Appellate court
Wayne county sheriffs who may have
in the past collected 'in and OUT fees,
are not legally entitled to them and in
the future these perquisites will be
eliminated from the sheriff's fees.
4 dispatch from Indianapolis last
night said:
The opinion filed last February and
the one filed today were written by
Judge Myers.
His final conclusion is that 1T was
the purpose of the Legislature, by the
fee and salary act to put county Off
GERS practically on a salary basis and
as nearly as possible do away with the
fee system
He says that the old system of allow
ing the sheriff fees for keeping the
JAIL was abolished by that act, and
our attention has not been called to
any statute, nor do we know of any au-
thoriZing change in favor of the sher-
if by reason of his duty TO keep the
jail. Without such a statute and a
law making the county liable 10 pay
for such services there can be no re-
coyery''
The fees claimed by the sheriff of
Delaware county. who brought the
suit decided yesterday, amounted to
more than $500 year, and it is said
the fees in Marion county would be
about FIVE times as large.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28
A WILD RIDE IN
A RUNAWAY AUTO
Machine Started Without M.
c. Henley and Prof. Ramp
Couldn't Stop 1t.
ENDED TRIP IN CORNFIELD
|AIL THE AMATEUR AUTOISTS
COULD DO WAS TO STEER AND
THIS FACULTY HE MADE GOOD
USE OF.

According to stories being told in
|auto circles, NJ C. Henley and Prof.
Henry Ramp mad a peculiar expert
|ence a few days ago while testing a
machine which Prof. Ramp consid-
ered purchasing. A country road was
selected and things proceeded smooth
ly until a slight mishap occurred.
which necessitated Mr.. Henley to dis
mount and investigate. As he stepped
out, the machine started and before
he could regain it, the machine with
its lone occupant, Prof. kamp. was
speeding along the highway at good
rate. Prof. Ramps knowledge of au-
to steering was very limited, in fact
it was his maiden effort, but his
knowledge OF the mechanism that con
trolled the motive power was even
less. He managed TO steer the ma
chine but TO save his life he could
not stop IL He had covered consid-
cradle ground when he realized that
something would have TO be done. so
with excellent judgement he steered
into an open corp field and the
wheels sinking DEEPLY into the soft
loan brought the butfit to the end of
its mad fight.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28
ORDINANCE TO BE TESTED
Supt. Bailey Wants to Find if Patent
Medicines Can Be Distributed
Promiscuously.

In an effort to test the city ordinance
which prohibits the promiscuous dis
tribution of patent medicines about
the city. Supt Bailey has arranged FOR
test case with j. S. Brumley, n dis.
tributor. who acts for various cor.pa-
mics. The case will be carried to the
Circuit Court to test the Salidity OF the
ordinance which is in question. 1t is
alleged that a three-yshr-old child was
made seriously sick recently by eating
some pills which WIRE found in the
yard of its parents home.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28
"The PIt"-Gennett.

the Pn-Gennctt.
That clever and poular actor, Wright
Huntington, will appear at the Gennett
Brady's much talked about production
of The Pit dramatization of Frank
Norris great novel of the same name.
The actor, the play and the production.
have already scored an immense hit
and this play is considered the great
est dramatic success that the stage has
known within the last twenty years.
Repertoire at the Phillips.
Ii must be said for the Woodruff
Stock Company, which is filling q
weeks engagement at the New Phi,
list of plays for the patrons of this
house The bills for the remainder
of the week are as follows:
Wednesday matinee. Government
Spy Wednesday night, Hickory
Farm
Thursday matinee, Slave Girl. :"
Thursday night. Light House Rob
berry
Friday matinee, Deserted at the ~
tar Friday night, Dangers OF New
York
Saturday matinee, New Hampshire
Folks: Saturday night, Younger
Bros
Ladies were admitted free again last
night when accompanied by person
with a paid thirty-cent ticket and the
patronage was very liberal. Two
nights of such reduced rates is out CT
the ordinary and therefore the mere
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28

appreciated. Special prices have been
made for the matinee on Thanksgiving
Reserved seats will be twenty cents
and admission to the gallery will be
ten cents.
Tim Murphy-Gennett.
In "Old Innocence" the play to be
given by Tim Murphy at the Gennett
Theatre next Saturday night this
splendid comedian is seen at his best
and his revival once again shows him
in a character in which he is most
ably suited
His revival of "Old Innocence" has
been made with every attention and
his supporting company has been
most carefully chosen. Among his
players will be Dorothy Sherrod. Lou
Use Whitefield, Mrs. Aubrey Powell
and o. ]. Griffin as well as other clev-
err assistants in minor parts while the
costumes and other accessories are of
the best.
as Minutes From Broadway"
Gennett.
"Forty-Fve Minutes from Broad
way to be presented in this city at
the ItuHtll uHAI AIOHudf ul6IL Is It.
peating this season its wonderful sue
cess of last year, playing to the ut
most capacity of every theatre fou-
tunate enough to secure this attrac-
ton. 1t is generally regarded as the
most clever and best written mHsic
play that has yet eminated from the
prolific pen of Geo. NJ. Cohen. who is
now responsible for six very success
full comedies. The Company to be
seen here will be headed by that
graceful and magnetic little actress
Corine.
klaw & Erlanger, the managers of
the tour promise a notable cast of
players and one of the most elaborate
productions ever sent on tour.
The Awakening of Mr.. Pipp"-
Gennett
The awakening of Mr. Pipp" the
particularly bright and tuneful musi-
cal farce with Charley Crapewin in
the title role. will hold the boards
at the Gennett Theatre Tuesday. De-
cember 4th when it will doubtless
repeat its unprecedented series Of
successes which extend clear across
the American continent. 1t enjoyed
record run at the American Theatre
New York and has played TO delight
full audiences in every large city in
the United States.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28
Jno. N. Eggemeyer 18th and Main

appreciated. Special prices have been
made for the matinee on Thanksgiving
Reserved seats will be twenty cents
and admission to the gallery will be
ten cents
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28
AUTOMATIC STOKER HERE
Portion Of lew Machinery for Light
Plant Has Arrived and Will be
Placed at Once.

The automatic stoker for the new
boiler recently installed at the city
light plant, arrived yesterday and the
Board of Works will have it put in
place Immediately The electrical ma
chinery ordered from the General Ell
ectric Company will be shipped on De
cember 1 and unless some unforseen
delay occurs, Will be here within the
next two weeks.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28

Itching, torturiug skin eruptionss
dlsfigure, annoy. drive one wild.
Doan's Ointment brings quick relief
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any
drug store.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28
Bushd 571c
Appre
Our Assurance of the Best the Market With Each Order
At THE THEATERS
Theatrical Calendar.
Gennett.

Gennett.
Friday night-"The Pit"
Saturday night-Tim Murphy.
Monday night-"Forty-FiVe Minutes
from Broadway"
Tuesday nisht-"The Awakening Of
Mr.. Pipp."
New Phillips.
All week-Dora Woodruff Stock Com.
panys
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-28

As surely as children learn Il
speak the language OF their parents
so surely will HOLSTERS <Rock:
Mountain Tea make them 4ell ant
keep them we'll Tea or6ablets, 8;
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Use artificial gas Tonight and heat
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Artificial gas. be 2oth Century fuel.
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