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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished From Office of County
Recorder Mosbaugh.

Richard A. Jackson ct al, to Rich
mond Candy Co, lot IL c. w. S. add
TO Richmond. $1,000.
Thomas kerlin to Daniel Kerlin. pit
N W. 5-S-15 il. Washington township.
$500.
Lydia A. Banner. ct al to Joseph P.
Tiff. part lots 343-ss44 3345- $40 Eliza
beth STAIRS add TO Richmond. S1.5oo.
VIM. C. Baker to Cassius F. Baker,
part lots 81, block 4. Dublin, 5000.
Charles A. Banner. guardian. TO Jo-
seph P. Tiff. part 343 -3344 rs -,-3346 Eliza
beth STAIRS add to Richmond. $3.50.
VIM. H. Neel. ct al. to Sarah f.
Crane. lot g. A. ]. Mendenhalrs add
to Richmond. S1.ooo.
Angelina Cook trustee. to Burling-
ton B. Williams, part 1o-14-1 1885,
acres. Wayne township. $500.
VIM. E. SHERMAN to James H. Cole.
part s. w. 9-13-1 Wayne township, 81
POO.
Matthew c. Brooks ct al to Eden S.
Martindale part S. W. 27-1I-13. III
acres. Clay township. S5.133.
Frank NJ Millikan TO The Dublin Co
Operative Cream Co, lot .. John Fohl's
add 10 Dublin. $50.
Jno. f. Smith, ct al. TO Thomas H.
Smith. part \. 4 32-14-1. Wayne. town
ship s167.
Thomas Maher to John +. Simpson.
part \. l. 32-14-1. Wayne township.
$1,000.
Edward G. Vaughan TO Nellie L.
Ross, lot l.. Nathan Druly add 10 Lin
den Hill (Richmonds. S500
Enos c. Veal 10 Charles d. Edwards.
part 6-1I-13. = acres, Perry township.
$3.50
Della Issen to Julia Kelley. eft a. s
s lot :. Solomon Stursis add. TO Rich
aond 81 aud other considerations.
Katie Kelley. 81 n. to Della lssen. S
|. lot > solomon Stnfgiss add to Rich
mond, 81 aud other eonsiderat ions
John c. Evans 10 John T. Pyle lots
and > +. 5. Corners sub. to Foun-
lain City. 81 400
.iohn J. Getz to John T. Redman. lot
Il Home add. to Richmond. $500.
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MARKETS
BUSINESS is BACKWARD.
Unreasonable Weather Retards Re
tail Trade-CoiIections Are Slow

New York, June 1-Bradstreet's To-
day says:
Unreasonable. cold or wet weather
with frosts throughout the Northern
half of the country, has again been a
barrier 10 retail trade except in a
few sections. The coolest May in
twenty-five years closes with large
stocks undisposed of by retailers.
There is still general complaint that
recorder business from jobbers and
manufacturers, especially in apparel,
has been smaller than expected, and
there is more manifest this week a
disposition TO await developments be
fore embarking heavily for the future,
though business booked ahead COM
pares well with preceding years
Something like transfer of interests
and OF speculation from grain to cot
ton is evidenced this week by reac-
ton from new high Western prices
touched early in the week in the case
of wheat, and in sharp advance IN
cotton on damage reports and excited
speculation.
Money is easy, but collections are
slow or backward at best. Strikes are
more in evidence, witness the contin-
ued interruption to business at San
Francisco, the lingering of the long
shOremen's strike at New York and
smaller strikes in Southern car shops
and of street railway employees. There
is also some prospect of unsettlement
in the reported demand for higher
wages by iron workers and coal min
ers in the central West
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending May 30
number 40. against 165 last week, 127
in the like week of 1906. ia in 1905,
1914 in 1904 and Isl in 1908. Canadian
failures for the week number IA, as
against 10 last week and 10 in this
week year ago.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OF PuBLlc WORKS.
Office of the Board.

Richmond. Ind.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given by the Board
OF Public Works of the City OF Rich
mend, Indiana. that ON the Goth day of
May, 1907. they approved an assess
ment roll showing the prima facie as
sessments for the following described
public Improvement, as authorized BY
the Improvement Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. aS-1eo7.
Providing for the construction of
cement sidewalk on the East side OF
North goth street. to a uniform width
Of six 90 feet. from North &C" street
10 North e. street.
Persons interested in or affected
by said described public Improvement
are hereby notified that the Board
Of Public Works of said city has fix
ed Friday, June 7th. 1907, as date
upon which remonstrances will be re-
ceived. or heard against the amount
assessed against each piece of prop
erty described in said roll, and will
determine the question as 10 whether
such lots or tracts of land have been
or viii be benefited iii the amounts
named on said roll. or in a greater
or less sum than that named on said
roll
Said assessment roll showing said
prima facie assessments. with the
names of owners and descriptions OF
property subject TO be assessed. is
or file and may be seen at the office
of the Board of Public Works of laid
city.
CLIFTON w MERRILL
WATSON p O'NEAL,
b. II. JOHNSON,
Board of Public WorE1
dly may31; june1-3-4-5-6
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GAME is CALLED OFF
Monster Crowd Is Expected at
Sunday Contest.

No game between the Richmond and
Kokomo teams was played today. The
weather man saw fit to break up the
contest with rain storm The game
was declared off AT noon and kokomo
will leave for home late this afternoon
If the wealth is favorable an inn
mense crowd will witness the game
Sunday at Athletic park between Rich
mond and the crack Connersville
team.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-01

FOR SALE@Presents for graduates
at Snencer's Jewelry Store, 7o4
Main street. a9-7t
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The Richmond Telegram Saturday, Jne l. 1907
EDUCATIONAL

WANTED-Students 10 prepare for
good positions. Summer term be-
gins next Monday. Richmond Bus
mess College. 31-tf
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CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Dayton Z; Springfield 1.
South Bend 10; Grand Rapids 5.
Canton 3: Wheeling l.
Terre Haute-Evansyille (rain.)
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GAME WAS CANCELLED
BECAUSE OF RAIN

The game between Earlham and
Wittenberg colleges. which was to
have been played on Reid field this
afternoon. was called off on account
Of rain. The Wittenherg team did
not come
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AT TOLEDO.
AT MlLWAUK EE.
AT KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. May 31-Minneapolis
Kansas City, rain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-01

National extracts and spices sold
under a positive guarantee. Come
back and get your money if not sat
isfied. Fer sale by the National Med
zeal Co.. Sheldon, Iowa
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Pittsburg.

Pittsburg. June Cattle receipts
light: hog receipts 10 double decks;
heavy 500; medium 5000,
heavy Workers. 500: light Workers
and pigs. $500; sheep 500 down;
lambs $500 down.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ISCElLANECUS
WANTED-All kinds of advertising
TO distribute, j. R. Brumley, 1884,
s. Sth St. Slit
WANTED Carpenter and repair
work to do; inquire at 10 S 18th
street sort
vANTED-Second hand school
books. Bartels. 925 Main. Slit
NANTED-You to bring your horses
to Taube Bros sale barn. I24-126 y.
9Th Horses bought and sold 3o-3ot
WANTED-Your watches. clocks and
jewelry to repair. Speneer's jewel
~ store. 704 Main street 2s7t
WANTED II you want Merchants
Delivery. both phones as 29-28t
WANTED You TO know that We
clean. sharpen and repair lawn
mowers. Called for and delivered.
Brown and Darnell, 1e22 Main ST..
Phone 5sS 25-1t
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AT WASHINGTON.
AMERICAN ASSN. STANDING.

AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, May 31-Indianapolis-
Louisville. rain
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-01

FOR SALE-Red. white and yellow
sweet potato plants, Leeds. Grant.
Phone 1922 2z-1t
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

State of Indiana. Wayne County. SIS:
Notice IS hereby given that the nm
dersigned has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate Of William
hruse. deceased, late of Wayne Coun-
ty, Indiana. Said estate is supposed
10 be solvent.
DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator.
\. NJ. Gardner. Atty.
dly may1S-c5 iun1
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WANTED STUDENTS The class in
drawing during the Earlham sum-
mer school. which extends from
June II TO July - will be under the
direction OF Miss Anna Newman, at
her studio. Two lessons week will
be required. Persons desiring this
work will please make entry early.
For further information. apply 70
Miss Newman.s studio. room 30 KEEL
ly-Hutchinson block 31-2t
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East Buffalo.

45uffalo. N Y. June Hog receipts
$500: all grades S6.55 TO $50; cattle
market steady.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AT CHICAGO.

| r. Fl. Z.
ST Louis S
Chicago 49,. 6 8 0
Petty and Stevens; Walsh and Sui
Ivan.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
Department of Public Works.
Office of the Board.

ONCE OF the Board.
Richmond, Ind.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works of the City of Rich
mond, Indiana, that on the 31st day
of May, 1907, they unanimously adopt
ed
Improvement Resolution No. 11s-19o7.
Providing for The Improvement of the
first alley south of South "B" street
running East and West, by Grading
and Paving the roadway with cement
TO the full width thereof, from South
9Th street to South 9th street.
improvement Resolution No. 119-f907.
Providing for the Improvement Of the
first alley south of Main street run
ming East and West, by Grading and
Paving the roadway with cement to
the full width thereof, from South 9th
street 10 South 10th street.
Improvement Resolution No. 12o-19o7,
Providing for the improvement or
South 9th street. by Grading, Gravel
ing and Bordering the roadway and
the construction of gravelled side
walks on both sides thereof, from
South * street to South Il street.
The Board OF Public Works OF said
city has fixed Wednesday. June 18th,
1907. as a date upon which remon-
strances may be filed or presented by
persons interested in, or affected by
said proposed improvements as
above described, and on said day,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. said Board will
meet at its Office for the purpose OF
hearing and considering any remon-
strances which may have been filed or
presented. and for the purpose of TAX
ing final action thereon. Such action
shall be final and conclusive upon all
persons.
CLIFTON w. MERRILL.
WATSON p O'NEAL.
b. p. JOHNSON.
Board of Public Works.
dly june
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AT NEW YORK.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, May 31-Cincinnati-St
Louis, rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-30


ing Omaha city money should be deposited
with bank making the best bid.
H. r. 39-By Quackenhush OF Nemaha.
Permits mutual insurance companies TO de-
posit securities with state auditor for pro-
lection of policyholders.
H. r. 5O9-By Keifer OF Nuckolls. Cutting
e1 a. 5s7sBy i Keifer1i6f Nuckons. To
abolish cash funds In state institutions
The following bills failed to pass on third
reading:
H. R. 4s6-By Jenison Of Clay. Anti-frank
II. r. SSs-By Filler of Washington. To
license medicine peddlers.
In the committee OF the whole the eoilow-
ing bills were recommended for passage;
S. F.. lsl-By Aldrich Of Butler. Term Of
ONCE of comma ndant OF Milford Soldiers
s. F. a0-By Phillips OF Holt. Where
presiding Judge ,Is Eel@ Sisous Fl from
s. F. 2s4-By Patrick Of sarpy. Provides
rank OF university law school shall be ad-
mitted to practice without examination.
s. F. 164-By McKesson OF Lancaster;
with coupons which are to be received by
railroad companies for transportation. They
are then to be presented TO the haditor for
&. E 7s-By Kingaof POLK Deeedent bill.
s. n. H-By King OF Polk. In divorce
pToTs " Of other unless provided for in
IS, r. T-By King Of Polk. Abolishes
In the committee of the whole tonight
the house recommended the following bills
| for passags:
8. F. 24s-By Randall Of Madison. In
cooperating fraternal insurance COM
s. F. 244-By Randall of Madison. Elk
empting fraternal insurance companies
from taxation. -. -
elimination in the price OF commodities
between different towns.
8. F. 8se-Defning the rank Of the gov
ernor's staff
s. f. Ns-By Gibson of Douglas. South
Omaha charter bill.
s. r. SO6-By Thomson Of Bunalo. Tx
empting 30 per cent Of a laboring mans
sF. ABLY Thomas Of Douglas Legal
izing bonds for heating and lighting plants
s. +. S65-By Gibson of Douglas. Or
ganization and regulation Of burial asso-
s. r. 7e-By ppperson OF Clay Provid-
ing for free county high schools.
s. F. a3-By King of Polk. Memorial
| king congress to call a constitutional con-
amendment to provide for the popular vote
of United States senator's.
s. F. &+By Burns of Lancaster. Nam
| ing the Hastings asylum the hospital for
| the treatment OF chronic insane.
g. f. 1S0-By Sackett of Gage. Providing
| for the removal OF derelict ofncers by
| quo warranto proceedings
8. F. A6-By Thomas of Douglas. Conn
missoners in Douglas county to be elected
and nominated by the county at large
s. F. Se-By King of Polk. Constitu-
| tional amendment for seven Judges OF the
| supreme court at 1850 year for six years,
and increasing district judges salaries to
| 5000.
The action OF the house in indefinitely
/ postponing S. F. 27s by sackett Of Gage,
making notes given agents for insurance
unacceptable, was reconsidered and the
senate viii be asked to send the bill
back.
s. F. 1876, by Thomas Of Douglas, to per-
init patent paving in Omaha, was indeh-
niteiy postponed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-30

use. We fully realize that no money can
buy or artizan devise. anything that can
express what this session must bring 70
you. The deepest thoughts and emotlons
of men cannot be expressed. You who
have fought for decades for the reforms
we have accomplished need no suggestion
from us to what II means to you.
II does not become this body to sound
its own praises. but when we realize that
we have redeemed every pledge OF ,. a plat
and passed several more laws oo that In IN
worthy Of platform prominence, one may
speare's lines may rightfully be para
phrased to read. THE good men do lives
after them. and the evil Is Oft inferred
with their bones"
We can only catch faint idea of what
you must feel at the close OF this remark
able session and as an expression or our
sympathy and regard on this happy occa-
sion we bring you our gifts. May they not
! only remind you, In years to come. of the
record this house hes made under your
leadership, but, more stIll Of the personal
esteem in which we hold you and the feel
! ing of affection we will have for you as
| long as we live.
Both the speaker and the clerk were
visibly affected by the presentation which
was complete surprise. With both OF
them II was a case Of after YOU" But
Mr.. Speaker solved the question by pre-
senting Mr.. Barnard. The chief clerk, who
had read with such a steady voice. for
years the numerous bills and measures
which came before the house and whose
clear voice has been the wonder Of the
state, talked differently today. His voics
was ali ehoked up. He said:
Words can hardly express my feelings
have given all to you and have tried q
do tho best / know how. but have made
mistakes, as every man does. 1 hope you
will remember that these mistakes have
been Of the head and not Of ahe heart. II
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-30

appropriately inscribed, and with silver
carving set. To Mr. Barnard was pre-
sented a silver carving set Representa-
tive Dodge Of Douglas county had the
honor to make the presentation speech, and
with true eloquenee he performed his
plee SAINT duty. He said:
AZ the time draws near for the closing
OF this session and our thoughts pass in
review upon the last three months we find
the bitterness and heat OF battle over many
measures Is fast ebbinz, and feeling OF
fellowship and friendship is coming 70
supplant all baser emotions The finer
feelings Of men seek expression In doing
for their fellow men, in giving rather than
Moved BY these impulses this entire
house, without regard to party atiliation,
has sought to express to you Mr. Speaker,
and to you, Mr.. Clerk, their personal APP
probation of your services to us and to
the state, BY presenting to you these me-
mentos, merely as a symbol of their high
regard for you as men and for your ex-
cenence in the performance OF your duties.
To you. Mr.. Clerk, no words can express
the feeling OF respect and personal regard
that every man In this and preceding
legislatures feels for your painstaking zeal
IN the careful performance OF your onerous
duties. Your ability to place each of us
under obligations by your courteous and
cheerful aid and assistance without In any
rare indeed wtR YOU SS'S 20 D 5hs o sssss /:
indeed a public trust. You have set a high
standard for pour position and Il Il the
sincere hope OF every member OF this house
that You will continue In once for MANY
ReSelonB yet to come,
When you return to your home and
peaceful pursuits" may you often have
cause TO use our gift II only TO remind
you OF our regard, and may that realisa.
ton cheer and strengthen you on your path
through life.
To you, Mr.. Speaker, we have brought
two tokens OF our personal regard. One 1.
% appeal TO your practical nature, and the
other Is thing Of beauty as well as Of
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-30

between 5000 and 5000 to issue $4,000 of
water works bonds.
The senate in committee of the whole,
with King in the chair, considered the fol-
lowing bills:
S. +. S1-By Saunders Providing for a
pass. =
r.. r.. 44o--By Keifer. The salary appro-
priation bin.
The salary appropriation bill was recon-
mended for passage by the senate com
mittee Of the whole. The committee re-
inserted the appropriation to cover the
salary Of Don Despair as chief clerk in
the deputy labor commissioners office,
which had been stricken out by the house.
s. F. 40 by Thomas, amending the
Omaha charter, was recommended for pas
sage after the section providing for the
annexation of South Omaha by ordinance
was stricken out, together with a section
relating to the removal Of garbage by the
city. The telephone Joker" which takes
away from the Omaha city council all
power to regulate telephone rates, still re-
mains in the bill and may result in the
bin being killed on. third reading, as sew
eral senators are opposed to It in its pres
ent form.
The senate decided to hold a saturda
session and will meet at 10 o'clock tonSa
row morning
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-30

action. of. the, committee, the motion carried
by vote of 10 to IL
The salary appropriation bill was con-
sldered this afternoon in committee of
the whole. In general the cuts made by
the committee were concurred in. The sal
aries of stenographers to the supreme court
commissioners were raised from $40. the
figure named by the house, to $780, the
present figure An attempt was made to
cut out the printing expert of the state
board of printing, but It failed. His salary
was reduced from 81 200 to $1,000,
COrrick's Record Cleared.
The senate this forenoon expunged from
the records a resolution offered by Sibley Of
lincoln county early in the session censur-
ing Assistant Secretary F. P. Corrick. The
trouble came about through the publication
of some letters from some of sibley's con-
stituents protesting against a stringent
anti-pass law. Senator sibley offered the
resolution apparently while angered at the
publication OF the letters. 1t was never
pushed and has been allowed to lie dormant
until today, when, by unanimous vote, a
motion by Randall Of Madison to expunge
It from the records carried AIR. Corrick
has been one Of the most efficient and pop
ular employees OF the senate ana It was the
opinion Of many of the senators that the
Sibley resolution was due to a misunder-
standing
star in q FURRY.
The railroad headlight. known as the Lin
coin Star, has been lambasting the claims
committee OF the house because a motion
was made IN that body TO cut in two the
price charged by country and city newspa-
pers for printing the proposed constitutional
amendment notices. AS a matter Of fact
the headlight is wrong, as usual. The
claims committee Of the house reported
back the claims of the newspapers just as
they were filed 1t was Cone OF Saunders,
the fusion leader, who tried to get the
newspaper bills cut down, and he failed
because the house wouldn't stand for his
motion.
Among the new faces at the legislature
today which brought back old times was
that OF Colonel Tom Majors. The colonel
came up to attend a meeting Of the
Normal board, which was imperative at
this time, as many bills had TO be allowed.
II Is understood his visit was not inspired
by the fact that his term of ONCE expires
very shortly.
The senate committee on finances cut
100000 out OF the appropriation for the
Home OF the Feeble Minded at Beatrice
for an additional building. leaving $4,000.
The $4,000 claim Of Lee Herdman, cut
out by the house, was restored by the
senate committee on claims.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-30
ROUTINE PRO0EED1NGs OF HOUSE

Continues to Send Bills over to Senate
for Action. ~+
(From staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, March 2s - Especially - The
house passed the following bills on third
reading:
II. r. 5O2-By Fries of Howard. Permit
ting a special bridge levy to be made by
county boards OF supervisors
II. r. 326-By Clarke OF Douglas Re
demption OF property sold under scavenEer
tax sales.
II. r. 52S-By Hammer OF Buffalo. Re
stores privilege OF towns voting railroad
bonds.
II. r. s25TBy Clarke Of Douglas Provid-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-30
Redeem WhaIebOne COrSets
The Name Alone Is a Stand

Be fitted to a Redfern Saturday morn
ing before you buy the new gown. The
beautiful fashions we see this season owe
much of their effectiveness to the shaping\
of the corset. You may be reasonably sure
that large percentage. of the good look
ing figures result from REDFERN base.
Careful corseting is productive of good
figure. No matter how well made the
gown may be- it DOES NOT make the fig
ure. The corset is responsible for the con-
tour. Redfen models are the successful
shapes of the season. We demonstrate
this fact many times in the course of
models are stayed with only the choices
throughout $3.50 to $500 per pair
Security" Rubber Button Hose Supporters AT
corses in coy fitting rooms expert corset filters
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-30
Dainty French Underwear

There Is nothing daintier than this
sheer white. beautifully soft linen,
nainsook and Paris muslin, made into
undergarnents for women. Every
woman will need more undermusllns
this season than ever before, because
Of the strong tendency to all white,
and we. are prepared for the great
demand already beginning. We are
always glad TO have you look them
over, whether you purchase or not.
Hand embroidered Gowns, exclusive
patterns and styles, $500 to $4,000
each.
The daintiest Of hand embroidered
Corset Covers. with embroidery me-
dalllons and Valenciennes trimmings,
$3.50 to $500 each.
An attempt to describe all the gar
. ments would be impossible. The best
way is to come and see them.
Second Floor.