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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
IS SORRY HER OWN
STATE QUESTIONS IT

Soc West seventy seventh St.N.Y,
Feb. -. 1909.
Geo. ID. Piper, Esq. Dear Sir.
-Anent the question OF opening
theaters ON Sunday--persOnallY
have the greatest objection to
A. Putting Sabhatical feelings
aside 4 would be impossible 60
work 80 CONTINUOUSLY without
destroying artistic endeavOr.
Rest T. necessary FOR inspiration
and renewed, effort. Further
more In the heart Of each and
every one of us lies that world
Old law; "SiN days shalt thou
labor" etc. 10 has stood the test
of time. ! am sorry to have INV
own state question "a. sincerely
yours. ADA DMYER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
PASSES RELIEF MEASURE
FOR SH0SH0NE SETTLERS

'H"A N" NNNN HH""'H
''.sr Ida Feb is-The bin granting
'''.. Io tho shoshone land settlers
I"".l tho house today. A tract valued
f" more than half million is involved,
.Ni ~ % becomes "a law the state school
Nil bo loser to that amount
homas teaders who innoconuy lo-
upon the lands win bo gamers
nda We're applied f0r hy the state
I'l but through soms mistake ai
Hnd office boz C0uor d'Alcne, the
..' Naa declared 90 Boz open for en-
iha interior department sustained
.ato in its demands for The RAND.
I'lef 10 the settlers could come
Hom action of The legislature
political parties were in favor of
''INs relief % tho homcatcadora. ANA
90 that effect were incorporated
platforms last IAN 100 the rcliaf
r lHsi passed. senator frecharar of
NIhEion county and Representative
oi Fremont county. ace named
nnela 90 confer Win tho state
. board in determining ihe exact
'''ss pf each claimant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
AVIATION CUP.

Two Challenges for $4,000 Prize
Cablcd 60 Paris.
Sow York. Feb. 20.-Two challenges
Io tae $4,000 international aviation
IiIta and cup 10 Dee competed for ln
France this year under the auspices Of
lhO International AerouautiC federation
yen. eablgd To Paris from here ycs-
LiddF by the Aero club of America.
lN0 Americans who will enter the COM
li orc A. NJ Herring of This city
inI Glenn III Curtlss of HammoHds-
ln.l A 3. This action was taken
F" la Aroo club here after word had
Deem received nom the Wright broth
i0lt they would not enter the race.
ll. prize win extend over three years
.'. open 90 ariators of every coun-
III whose aero club belongs Go the In
D'Nil1ual Aeronautic federation Each
p. -iFe winner win receive $1,000
Ana tae cup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
STUBS WILL SIGN KANSAS
ABSOLUTE PROHIBITION BILL

Topeka Kan. Feb. POI win sign
ue absolute prohibition bin within one
minute after IL reaches me-" said Gov.
~ r. Stubbs today.
me bin is now being enrolled ana
$50 be- submitted 20 the governor late
Cots afternoon. The bill originally proc
posed that II should go into effect on
t publication in the Official state pa
rer but il was amended in the house
Oh De- "a law after its publication in the
statute book As the statutes cannot
b. published until the latter part of May
Doe druggists win have until that timo
FOB comply with the law and dispose
o.. their stocks OF liquor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
TRAPPED IN BASEMENT
OF A BURNING BUILDING

Sew York. Feb 20.-Ten persons
were trapped in the basement OF a
burning tenement on Hcnoy street too
day and three OF them were overcome
tr smoke before the hromeu could
break their way into the building
Meanwhile the members OF the 80
other amuIes In the building. driven 10
Doc by the flames. were terror
taeke. the sight OF the persons ia
tha basement dwelling beating against
tH .1n barred windows iu their efforts
o. escape. The three persons overcome
Hae quickly revived The fire was
confined 10 lower floors of the build
ue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
BURNED TO DEATH.

Two Men la Hotel Finan, Mich, All
others Escaping.
Tour Mich. Feb 2O-Dumy Ia
France and Peter Emo were burned 10
death carly today in a fire which de-
tuoyei the Hotel Finan here two
toIy frame building The bodies Of
tle two men were found in the ruins
OF Che har-room where they were
.DendIng the night after returning 20
Wo hotel az a late hour AN the other
guests escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
REGENERATION
OF MURDER ROW
Property Owners to Nurse Com
merCial Street Back to
Healthy Conditions.
FOR A NEW BUSINESS STREET
Street To be Washed Clean of "a,
Tragcdic- aud Sins aud Turned
Into Reputable section.

With "a propert, ov.r,,., l.,a5.. q,
- ..,
nurse III p''h again INTO he'Ilhiui
| condition, commercial euteD which las
for So long been infested with au tle
,.ioes of "a ,,.tr,r..iis win s,,, f,,t,
I'D Diia". WIN legitimate 'h'''IIIr'N'
The good old bad days of the street alc
gone the bottle aud tine rustic oft silk
petdcoats Now the places only rceI
with Che ghosts OF vulgar Innes' ihe
ghosts of frightened. penumcd faces,
ingefirg moon amt OFF ..rr.,.. fr.
EH"7l7 "i pianos p'aFlnE NIU "iu. i'''
'l,i-i, i"I 'I'D ui'I'o I''. ''.'' '' Dc
.,'vil,l "7,pu '''"'P f~' ''''.
lhr olu nalui'7 are oe.upI,u "5 '''e I'
i'''tes or l"Ilh'I yours. H' 'N. 'i
Duliah'ea ON 'f''h 7i"t OF '''. 7'..' .''
'n kl2omy sheuCe-so noei "na ll.l,,3.
Ihoet soolnlhk nallu' ''"'l' 'I'
-lfeel WIZ oe Wae',u cream "l l'' ,lt
Seui.s anu 7lhH. Eve" as h"'lt W.T..
ne ,h"nseu '' pI'' OUT t"r '''o-s 'l
hllthe Footsteps ana memories oI at-
tl'hI reNeis. Ihe pulo'hse "N "'
repaired painted ana l'in'n'lt9 I'.
business houses. u ls esl'l,at," 'n..'
several thousand dollars "lI Dr. exc
purpose OF putting inc 7lie'l Ni Hi'l
class condluon.
Already plans nave beeh comp. ere"
by some OF the property owners anu 'l'
carpenters VIII De- placed az Wolh.
mere are only rev vacant piaDt0
on the ground moor Dut Ihe upper sloIl
are All vacant WIN lh' exception
OF thiee places Whl'h are N'nuue'eu az
rooming houses.
The work contemplated viii Dee rushed
90 completion as fast as possible. In
the course or a few months. IL ls eA-
pected that the street VIII De one OF
-" While t6e street i5e, Is only hair as wide
az the other downtown streets no
street car tracks impair lls eu,lle u1e
ana u Us reached 10y TWO gu 'is
streets no the business ol7'ilSl + iI7t
and Second south streets,
II Is probable that inc bire nam
Young Trust building Which ls owned
by the clayton investment company
viii be htted up tor. Once rooms on
completely remoueled Tor holri- ~.
building Us -FOUR stories ul helbhl anu
cost almost SlOOOob when u was erected
several years ago ana was oceu.,tu
oy the clty ana county olhceis. lh'
siouhu ll""f pr 10" "NN" l''N" Ns ''
loon and restaurant ana recently
clothing store has taken quarters tneie
The Dyer building ana lhe Ola Oln'ah
Hotel building both iour-story suue-
lures. are vacant except for shoe
shop and a clothes pressing estaohsil-
ment on inc ground moor IL ls W.
~ ~ , p9 The condition Of me build-
ings and make them suitable for Or either ,ilhr
hotels or offices. The other buildings
on the street are two ana three stories
in height Many or the property own
ers OF the small places lllenu 20 apenu
considerable money ON thelr places IN
the next few months.
NtIsE,rrN-G HELD
The regeneration OF Commercial
street had It's beginning several daNs
ago when meeting OF the prop
erty owners was called I'm the office ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20

map5 for f.i, ,.i 'o,lgo ll .ne ue-
thc motion that opens the subject ur
tlls AFTERNOON. This was that 30 min
utcs bo allowed Zoo each senator 10 rv-
pI'ss nIs views before the motion
W'uio 'c put iu either accept The
Nu.hier report killing the Cannon bill.
VI reject thal report. placing the bill
upou l's unal passage. This motion
piHHed without opposition when Just
on hnur before vote was rushed
'nI"ush 10 tne point OF being au-
hvu"'cd' winch would have shut 90
"H "endle, ana would have len tht
cannon hhl dead before % had been
'',g,H entered Tor general discussion.
Nv H". hhuen'es governed the 'ms-
/ JDilN ana now deIberatiNe was their
! el'fuhh3u.n 90 do the slaughter
! f"''NiA i7 -hulcticd Dog the fact thuJ
! i' copies 1i The cannon lli had ever
! h'th delivered t1 most or the scna-
! ,'t'. met some of those who had cor-
] l'. OFT I'D" nNI hui u1 copies of THE
! house amendments. ana that fn splta
] ni tnis condition The president was ,ynI-
/ iug COB .l|I a speaker t1 order and am
| uHuHD. tn him Unat Lc would not toir.
/ Htn hie 4n..oh. whom this member was
/ seeking Co. argue from the fqcts Sim.
/ 'u-. that OBJ. hII was being Iauroad.J
! tY I.- death
/ I anna our of order ..hor.,,. s.,.
.a.i.,.-, Che chair gao oomstrU ..
] son. "hut anyone can SAVE Hnvt1iua
! rejecting u wt ana Che .hair 40
/ mot Interfere . can clearly So. That
/ '0 every word said hero Z must frnt
/ Tor tnc privilege of SAYING and . say
J now ] prnurs, to fight for every inch
of in' vHy.
rNTrpt-s-, Al , .,.l,.,r,....,.,.
-l''-> ii 10 i-''
That something unusual was due In
/ tha senate chamber was very aDparsft
uum the audience ou tha door ana IN
ODE auditorium hau am hour befofe
President Gardner nuuv called n
| senate to order There were MANN.
/ members of tho hous. upon tho Zoo.
/ former members OF the senate crowdine
/ thc corners and au audience outsid.
/ of the railing thot packed the place TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20

only as a small part OF their actual re-
wards.
A revolt against the Sunday theater
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20

Lad no doubt but the street could be
made into part Of the business district
and that first class tenants would es-
tabllsh places OF business there.
1T is valuable property he said,
"and I am glad that the former ten-
ants have been moved At the meet
ing of the property owners IL was
decided 90 put the property into good
shape and make the rents So that they
win be- attractive and get some good
business places opened there. The rep
Utation of the street l don't believe.
ought TO hurt the place In a business
way" The property that the invest
ment company owns viii be put in FIRST
class shape and the other holders u
land there have signhod 20 willingness
20 60 ahead and do hkowise.'
IN HEART or CITY.
"rhe Improvements that our COM
pany contemplatos.' MT Taylor of the
clayton Investment company said,
have not been fully decided upon. The
company owns tho four story brick
building and 70 is the intention 10 clean
IL mp paint IL and repair II 90 suit the
tenants that want 90 locate there. II
can either be- used as am office build
ing or hotel. The property is too
valuable to Doe used for amy other pur-
pose than business houses. It's loca-
ton is right in the business heart OF
the city and can be rcucned as easily
as any other street downtown. ] don't
believe that the unsavory reputation
which the street has borne for years
win effect IL ln becoming "a business
thoroughfare There is another thing
in the Interest OF the street Henry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
I'm - DEMANDEn-

a feature ~ the morning was the
iucauacity of tho president OF the seu-
ate to handle thar body iu @ way 90
Impress % with bis fairness His derI.
sion was appealed from by ono sen-
ntor Three senators stood up ON n
question ui personal privilege 90 de-
Glare that the minority was being nm
fairly treated. Their direct appeals flr
Justice were eo put that Senator BUR-
TON finally obtained am abandonment
Of the kuchler tactics and hearing
before the senate. Bouuer r. Smith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
SPECIAL COMMITTEE

ON the final showdown vote ou tho
nrst phase OF the situation motion
TO give the Cannon bin tO a special
committee of nine members So that the
minority members might thus have au
opportunity % bring in a minority Zee
port the - foreswOrn senators showed
that they are still willing to stand b,.
the agreement a. was announced that
they had made
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26
INTEREST TO ARMY

Washington, D. G., Sept. 25.-Amer-
lean military officials and the foreign
embassies and legations here, are
acutely interested in new automobile
wireless telegraph apparatus, which
has been perfected in France and just
given its first practical tests by Off
GERS OF the French central military tel
egraph service.
Commander Ferie and his assistants
Captains Brenot and Brocques, appar-
emily have solved the problem that SO
long perplexed military experts that
of contriving motor car that would
be sufficiently light In weight to be
speedy and yet transport all the nee
essary material.
The car, which is of limousin form,
with removable sides. is divided in
two compartments: in front is the del
iete apparatus and at the back are y
five-horse power dynamo. normally
used at 3horsepower, the receivers and
the manipulation. A 22-horse power
motor is provided to propel the We
hicle.
4 A telescope contrivance Invented by
NJ. Casanova facilitates immediate
mounting of the mast from the sum
nit OF which depend five wires. Four
Of these are about 80 feet long and
terminate in an isolated strand that is
fixed in the ground. The fifth estab-
fishes circuit with the others, and il
attached to the car, where it is united
to the interior apparatus.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Elizabeth U. Floyd to Mary o. Tim
berlake. ct al. part s. E. s6-lI-l3. Clay
township. 81.
Mary o. Staufer, ct al. to Jesse E.
Floyd. part s. E. :S-l1-lS. Clay town
ship. 81.
Edwin C. Taylor to Omer Berry. part
n e. ls-ll-1. Wayne township. $.O0
John F. Shelter TO l. Douglas Brouss
part n. w. 2l-16-i4. Center township.
$500.
Frank J. Macke. to Oscar G. Porter
field. ct al. lot 9, Parry 4 Hawkins'
addition city. <525.
John H. Patton to John Chaser. lot
soS Bealfview addition city. 500.
South Side Improvement association
to John H. Patton. lot 4OS Beallview
addition. city. $i35,
John w. Marson>. ct al. N9 Mitchell
G. Caswell. -aUElH-16 Blo&$E0> Cam
bridge City. W, NAR-. &sst -
Anna Albright To VIM L. Albright.
part n. WV e. - and 2S-ll-l. Wayne
township. $1,000.
Caleb b. jackson. ST.. to Francis e.
McMinn. part S. w. l9-l6-l4. Center
township, 500.
Lewis L. Dale ct nj. to Margaret 3.
McCaffrey. lots -4sblock Cambridge
City, 81.
Virginia c. Meredith to MAJ Earct
B. Mccartney. lots "a. block u. Cam
bridge City. 81.
Chas. e. Wagner to Oliver A. Keep
finger. part block b, Elizabeth Starr'Q
addition city. $ssQ
F. w. Grottendick to Thos. J. His
seem. ct al. lot - C. B and s. c.
Browns addition City, 81 .:sM
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26
CHURCH LOSES ITS
An TI-NO|SE SUIT
LeavenWorth Congregation
Must Continue to Endure
Railroad uproar.
STICK TO THE OLD SITE
MEMBERS REFUSED TO SELL THE
PROPERTY THOUGH It Is SUR
BOUNDED 5Y NETWORK OF
PUTTING TRAINS.
STICK TO THE OLD SITE

Leavenworth, Kan. Sept 25.-Hun-
dreds Of persons in Leavenworth out
side the congregation OF the First
Methodist church have often wondered
why the congregation persisted in re-
manning In its present church at Fifth
and Choctaw streets.
Choctaw street is wholly given up to
railroads, and more than fifty freight
and passenger trains. to say nothing of
. switch engine every few minutes,
use the tracks. Across the street, di-
rectly south. is the passenger station
OF the Chicago Great Western railway
and also water crane, where every
train that comes along stops for water.
Across Fifth street. directly east, is the
passenger station OF the Chicago. Bur
lington and Quincy railroad. A street
car line runs along Fifth street.
When the locomotive bells are not
ringing the locomotives are blowing
off steam or double header freight
train is putting up the grade from the
west. With these noises and the
chatter from the street cars and the
traffic In Fifth street it is rarely that
the congregation of the First Metho-
dist church can hear more than half
what the preacher says or tell what
the choir Is singing.
The congregation has had many OPP
portunities to sell the property. and at
prices that were judged by outsiders to
be more than the property is worth,
but the congregation has stayed on and
endured the racket and din. and why
only the congregation knows. Sew
eral times suit has been brought
against the railroads, hut invariably
the church has lost.
Another was decided against the
congregation a few days ago. Last
spring the congregation obtained =
temporary Injunction against the City
commissioners to prevent their grant
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26
WRIGHT MAKES TEST
(American News Service,

New York. Sept. Wilbur Wright
today tested the motor OF the aero
plane which he is to use IN his Tights
next week. The machine is q COM
plicated affair, some Of the parts
having been used in the earliest aero
planes and used by the Wrights IN
their experiments at Kitty Hawk. The
propellers were these used by Orville
Wright on the machine which was
wrecked at Fort Meyer : rear ago.
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ing permission to lay an additional
switch to q flour mill in the rear OF
the church. Judge Oscar Rains, of
Jefferson county, came to Leavenworth
and presided at the hearing for a per-
manent Injunction. He decided that,
as the congregation had endured the
noise there all these years, an addi.
tional switch track couldn't add much
to 1t. The Injunction was denied.
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$4,000, which is little more than hiatt
the amount to be raised. The i'm
provement association agrees to give a
bonus of $4,000 If less than one hun
dred men are employed and $4,000 il
more than a hundred men are en-
ployed. The officials of the tool COM
pany are intending to get the So, 600
bonus.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26
COMP ANY CLOSES
DEAL FOR SWITCH.
New Automatic Concern Final
" Comes to Terms of
C., c. & 1.
BIDS ON THE BUILDING
MONDAY THEY WILL Be OPENED
AND THE CONTRACT TO CON-
STRUCT THE PLANT WILL
THEN be AWARDED,

The c., G. & L. switch, for the Ma
tional Automatic Tool works, which
company will locate its new plant in
Beallview after the first of the year,
has been secured and now all prelimi-
nary arrangements for the factory's es-
Enlistment have been completed. A
conference between officials of the tool
company and Harry G. Starr, repre-
sentative. OF the railroad company. was
held yesterday afternoon. at which
time it was decided to run the switch
into the company's plant from the east
instead of from the north, as desired
by the tool company officials.
William Buckhoff. president of the
tool company. stated that the company
had been holding out in hopes that the
railroad would place the switch, SO
that it would enter the factory build
ing from the north. Had this arrange
ment been carried out the switch
would have run through the center of
the factory and would have been most
convenient However, the railroad
company refused to consider such an
arrangement and it was case OF eth
er following the company's wishes or
doing without the switch, Hence the
switch will enter the factory building
from the east.
let Contract Monday.
The contract for the new factory
building win be let Monday afternoon.
There have been several contractors
Inspecting the plans and the bidding
Is expected to be close. The building
win be the most modern factory strac-
ture in the city. according to the plans.
II viii be reinforced coucrete through
out
After the Fall Festival the South
Side Improvement association will
again take active steps to raise the re-
mainder Of the bonus to be given the
automatic company So far the asso-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-City properly and farms.
merchandise stocks and fire insur-
ance. Porterfield, Kelly Block. Sth
and Main. 6.tf
FOR SALE-Rubber tired buggy with
new storm front. Also single har-
ness good as new. Call at 191 Fl.
Wayne avenue 25-3l
FOR SALE-Good farm Of 100 acres at
$65 per acre, eight miles from Rich
mond. Address Farm" care Pal
ladium. 25-at
FOR SALE No. 43 Florence Heater,
Perfection oil ctove. Both in good
condition. 81 N. 18th. 26-1t
FOR SALE-Bicycle, high grade. new
1910 pattern, fully equipped. Own
er cannot. use. At a great sacrifice
for quick sale. Call Auto Inn. Colt
FOR SALE-S0 acres Of well 1mprov-
ed land with good house. barn, out
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26

WANTED-Vise and lathe hands In
machine shop. Richmond Mfg. Co.
19-tf
WANTED-Young persons to attend
night school at the Richmond Bust
ness College. 16-tf
to learn Barber trade.
Few weeks completes. Thoroughly
practical training. Moler graduates
command highest wages. Our d.
plomas recognized everywhere. Shop
experience and wages before COM
plotting. Catalogue mailed free.
Moler Barber College, Cincinnati. o.
17-te
See Mrs. Hiser about Shorthand and
Bookkeeping. Terms cheap. 33 S.
18th st. Phone 2177. septS-tf
WANTED-If you want money In
place Of your city property or farm.
60 right to Porterfield's Real Els.
tate Office. Kelley Block. 9Th and
Main. 14-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26
BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
INSURANCE.

BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES
Bicycle ana Motor Cycle Repairing;
Waking s. Co., 406 Main. Phone
2006. EST
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WANT AID
[ E TT E II L l S t
The following are replies to Palla.
dunn Want Ada. received at this Of
flee. Advertisers will confer a great
favor by calling for mail In answer
to their ads. Mail at this offics up to
II noon today as follows:
Andrew ..... Exchange -. 2
Butcher ..... Owner .......1
Cottage ..... 2 Rooms ...... 2
Mail viii be kept fc: 80 days only.
All mail not called for within that
time will be cast out
plate and household goods. 40 5.
18th. 2O-7t
FOR SALE-Soft and hard coal heat
ers. bargains: 1890 Main. Phone
ITS. sept15-tf
FOR SAILS H. F., A. c. Stanley
motor, or will trade for small dy-
namo. Commons Dairy Co. 1s-tf
FOR sALETwo colts. Joseph Cox,
r. r. No. 4. idiot
FO RsALE-Extra good shrop. male
lambs. Matt Starr, Boston, Ind "A
D, r. r. No. ?. lift
FOR SALE-Cattle, choice lot high
bred stockers and feeders, / year
ling Polled Angus Bull. 2 yearling
Short Horn Bulls and one well bred
Jersey Bull, fresh Jersey cows at
Glen Miller Stock Yards. Phone
3744. 15-14t
FOR SALE-Male Rigs Poland China
A. H. Pyle, 5105C, r. r. No. 4.
septl3-14t
FOR sALE-seconds hand furniture.
stoves. etc. at cheap prices. 1880
Main. Phone 1878. 24-tf
FOR SALE-Modern home. west side.
Also one in South End. 500 Main St.
Phone 1890. Att
FOR SALE-Double house West Side.
Good investment, 529 Main ST.
Phone 1890 ea 4>tf
FOR SALE-Excellent steamboat ac-
commodatiQns from Baltimore tn
Bremen, Germany. Hans N. Kohl.
TIC Main St. ~ 29-tf
FOR SALE-One-third horse power
electric motor. direct current.
Phone 1888. SLIT
FOR SALE OR TRADE--An ideal sd
burban home suitable for retiring
farmer or business man. Phone
1885, 27-tf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Six room house, electric
lights and bath. No. III Richmond
avenue See A. w, Gregg, Hoosies
Store 2J-3,
FOR RENT-House 318 n 18th. Call
t 222 N. 18th. 26-1t
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q UPhOlSTERlNc.
& HI. RUSSELL. 16 South It'll Street
Phone 1893. Repair work Z spec
ialty. 1l.tf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WILSON. POHLMEYEE Z DOWN.
! ING. Is North Tenth. rhone 1886
a Private ambulance. 2S-ti
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26

FOR SALE-Soft and hard coal heat.
ers. bargains: 1890 Main. Phone
ITS. sept15-tf