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honor. "I The debt of gratitude which we owe to the Nation' defender can never be completely repaid either by thia or future generations, yet the acknowl J edgment of thin obligation each year, in various forma and in a multitude of places throughout this broad land, pur i flea onr idea and brings us all nearer together in sympathy of sentiment and unity of purpose. No time could be more appropriate than the present to approach in a fitting spirit these sacred themes of the love of country and the rights of man. Generations eoxe and go, and the issues for which they fought and died, soon pass into history. JJut the living principles of undertakings worthily a - complished, for an unselfish purpose, abide forever and guide us to a nobler destiny and Mill greater achievements as a nation. Very sincerely yours. William McKinley. Obituary. Hiram Suplee was barn April Gth, 1S1G, in Chester county, Pennsylvania, and d e l May 27th, 1S98, aged 82 years, 1 month and 21 days. He was : tbe eon of Peter and Kachael Suplee who came from historic V alley j Forge" and settled in Chester county, Pennsylvania, at the close of the Revo lutionary war, where they raised a family of ten children. He was tha youngest of the family and survived all of bis brothers and sisters save one, Mrs. Sarah Dorian, of Waterloo, Iowa. When a young man he bade adieu to relatives and f riends.came west, and in the year 1838 located in Whitewater (then Hillsborough), Wayne county. Indiana, where he lived for almost sixty yea's. He married Mary Moore about 1840 or '41, who preceded him to thr spirit land about twenty years. His surviving descendants are one son, J. F. Suplee ot Texas, Mrs. Jennie Jones of Glenkarn, Ohio, and Mrs. Belle Harlan of Lynn, Indiana, with eight grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. In his domestic life he was kind, a, tret and unassuming; in business, affairs, strictly honorable, and in publie affairs, not an enthusiast, but inflexibly firm in that which he believed to be right and just. But his life account is now closed, and while he enjoyed a comparatively healthy life for four score years, ho realized when he reached that limit the declaration of the P-alniist, "Yet ia there strength, labor and sorrow; for it is soon cut off and we fly away," to be true. We commit the loved material form of our earthly parent to the ground, trusting and believing that the spiritual life which went out from this temple of clay had no fear of death because the rod and staff of God were with him through th valley and shadow thereof. May the blessing of heaven rest upon his dust. the funeral services were held in the M. E. church at Whitewater first day, May 30th, at 10 o'clock, con ducted by N. Harlan, Elder Jackson Brother John Hunt. Mr. Suplee had been a faithful reader of the Palladium for about sixty years or more; had been ac quainted with all the editors of tae Palladium. Singing by the M. E. choir. 1WU the Klondike. Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Msrysville. lex., has found a more valuable dis covery than has yet been niade in the Klondike. For years he suffered un told agony from consumption Accom panied by hemorrhages, and was abso lutely cured by Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He declares that gold is of lit tlo value in comparison to this marvel ous cure: would have it even it it cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma. Bronchitis and all throat ani lung af fections are positively cured by Dr, King's New Discovery for Consump tion. Trial bottles frea at A. G. Lvken &, Co.'s drug store. Regular size 50 cents and $1, Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. 2 ltethcl. Be it remembered that the second Sunday in June, 1S9S, will occur tbe eleventh reunion of the old-fashioned singinir, at 2:30 in the afternoon, with Prof. W. A. Wiley as teacher. The book to be used is the Sacred Melodeon. Will have a praise meeting on same day, beginning at 9 a. m., presided over by Elder G. W. Thompson, oi union city, tna. come with vour heart full of the love of Christ, with songs, praise and thanksgiving, and let as have a- grand love feast. N. Harlan. Buoklen's Arnloa Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts. bruises, sores, ulcets, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil blains, corns, all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by A. O. Luken & Co. For Sale or Trad. I have a nice SO acre farm in Ran dolph ciuaty, six miles east of Lynn, that I will sell at a bargain or trade for Richmond property. .J d-tf George P. Earlt.

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Will increase the cost of medicine, and prudent families are buying supplies now as a matter of economy. Don't get caught, but at once lay in a year' supply of Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills, the most important of all family medicines. If you have neglected your course of Spring Medicine, or if you are in need of a good blood purifier and tonie, TODAY bay and begin tc take Hood's America's Greatest Medieiue. H aod's PilU a-e the only pills to take with Hood's S traaparilla THE LETTERS For Soldiers, Sailors mid Marines bs C early Marked. to The following bulletin from First Assistant Postmaster-General Heath was received at the Richmond office today: "In view of existing conditions, it has been deemed advisable t3 call the special attention of postmasters and others in the postal service to section 272, postal laws and regulations, which is as follows: "Section 272. Soldiers', sailors' and marines' letters, letters written by officers, commissioned or con commissioned, and privates in the military, aval or marine service of the United States, to be transmitted unpaid, must be plainly marked 'soldier's letter.' 'sailor's letter.' or 'marine's letter,' as the case may be, and sisned thereunder with his name and official designation by a field or staff officer, post or detachment commander, to whose command the eoldier belongs, or by a surgeon or chaplain, at a hospital, where he may be; and in the navy and marine service by the offi ser in command of the vessel, or surgeon, or board, or officer commanding naval hospital cr detachment on shore. Letters so certified will be forwarded charged with postage due at single rates only, to be collected on delivery." Coming Hither. Next month Elwood O. Ellis, who for several years has been principal of the Friends' academy at Fairmount, Ind., will assume the pastorate of the south eighth street Friends' church in this city, to which he received a call some months ago. He will be succeeded at Fairmount by Elam Henderson, now principal of the central school, Lawrence, Kas. GOD WOULDN'T Do What tha PaoDla Themselves Should Hava Had Sanaa Enough to Do for Themselves. William Johnson, Georere Achor and Sarah Achor of Marion, Indiana, have been held to answer the charge of criminal neglect. Their arrest is based on tho action of the three in the case of Mrs. Johnson, who gave birth to a child last Tuesday, and was allowed to die of neglect on the theory that God would take care of her. The defendants are Christian scientists. The post-mortem examination reveals a ease of neglect, a the woman could have been saved with the usual attention. This morning Prosecutor Amden asked Judge Custer for a special grand jury to in vestigate the case. Achor and his wife are Christian scientist preachers. Milton. Misses Sara and Mary Roberts and Miss McAlister are visiting at Jesse Fnlghum's, Richmond. David and Barbara Kern of Indiana polis were here the fore part of this week. Miss Olive Van Camp, who was Mrs. McDaniels' guest, returned to Indiana polis Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Heist and Miss Newman were at Cincinnati Wednesday. Mrs. iiary aiamove kusk and son John of El Paso, Texas, are at John T Manlove's. If red Lantz has taken C. J. Morris place at the New York store. Mr. Morris is ia the implement trade. t . L. McLean purchased the Kinsey mill for $3.UUU. Rev. R. Scott Hyde delivered the Decoration day address at East Ger mantown Monday morning. Miss Bertha Irvin has a music class southwest of Milton. Mrs. Robert MeMeans. nee Libbie Lemmon, of Indianapolis, visited friends here last week. John L. Manlove was at Dunkirk lat week. Bennie Whitely has returned home from Covington, Ky. Dr. Summers and William Huston Brown were at Indianapolis last week The latter was a delegate to Masonic grand lodge. A surprise was given Mrs. Albert Williams last Wednesday evening A boot sixty persons were present to enjoy the evening. Mrs. Cora Mojer and children, of Boswell, Ind., are visiting her parents, Samuel Beam and wife. Children's day exercises at Christian church next Sunday evening. Miss Fannie Wright is expected here shortly from Owatonna. Minn., where she has been teaching, to spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs. J. B. Murley. Jef ray is now m the army and located at Tampa, Florida. Washington township now has six boys in the war, counting those who enlisted while working away from home. Misses Myrtle Warner and Edna Smith, of Richmond, came awheel and spentFriday with fiiends. Miss Martha Griffith sang a duet with Omer Guyton, of Indianapolis, at the Presbyterian church at Cambridge City. Sunday. The Cary circle has prepared an interesting summer program. L. F. Lontz sold his farm to Hiram Cook. Hiram Robbins returned last week from Denver, Indiana, where he spent four weeks with his eon, John, who! bad been til qmte awhile with consumption, and died from that fatal disease. ft Friends are expecting Mrs. D. P. Leibhardt and the fauuly of W. B.

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Mondelle to spend savers! weeks bera shortly. Miss Abbie Crawford attended the Cambridge commencement Friday night. . There is an interesting letter from Fred Michael, Chiekamauga, in this week's Milton News. The Milton band gave a good street concert Saturday afternoon. The boys are making good progress in their work. J Edwin Moore will be graduated from Rushville high school. I T I. A t g A - ireu rfuuea was uuuio irous aiautiu over Sunday. Miss Lula Ward is home from Brookville. Abram Nt ff is at Elwood. Memorial services were held at M. E. church last Sunday evening. The church was prettily decorated, -and the sermon by Rev. R. S. Hyde was excel lent. Fraus: Cozell of Winchester, Oaio, was at Dr. Sweney's. Dr. ApDlegate of Noblesville was the J guest of Dr. St. Clair s over Sunday. Thomas Gentle of Southportwas at Dr. Gentle's last week. Bos&ie Winsett of Richmond A as the guest of her aunt. Miss Nora Campbell. Miss Flora Hinds of MooreTHill is at Mrs. Templia's. Charles S weigert and family of Richmond spent Sinday with Milten relatives. . H. Shuman Jones and wife ef Richmond attended decoration exeieises and visited relatives here Monday. Mrs. L. H. Warren is at Hart well, Ohio. Mrs. Frank Clouds, of Ceaterville, was at her mother's, Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace, Monday. The decoration day exercises at school park Monday drew a larger a'tendance than common. Hon. E. B. Newman presided and made introduc tory remarks. Elder Hall offered prayer ana taisea a snon nine. ima. 1 . II X l A. a. r II .- 1 T. A. Hall read a beautiful poem, and a selection from Lincoln's Gettysburg address was read by Dr. I. F. Sweney. The ninsic was by a choir and band. Rev, R. Seott Hyde, pronounced tho benediction, after which the old soldiers, by committees, deeor&ted the graves of their deceased comrades. Mrs. Grace Groce, of Richmoni, was with Milton friends Monday. About thirty young people had a wheel party Monday evening and en joyed a luncheon in a grove. READY TO GIVE UP. II. II. COLLINS THOUGHT HE WOULD HAVE TO STOP WORK. lie Writes a Letter in Which Ha Gives Advice to People Who Are Suffering From Kidn6T Trouble? The way in which kidney diseases are increasing in the number of cases year by year would be extremely start ling were it not for the fact that at the time when wrong living had multiplied cases, scientific inquiry has discovered the natural remedy for all disorde -s of the kidneys. T While working on new - lines, with new ingredients, John Morrow, the noted American chemlsT. discovered Morrow a Jvidneoida, and tbey are rapidly becoming the standard remedy. iney chock Kidney disorders as soon as the evil appears, and tbey cure the most obstinate cases of long standing where many physicians have failed. Out of hundreds of letters from grateful users of Morrow's Kidneoid's this one from H. H. Collins, is typical Mr. Collins is a pressman with the Barrett Publishing Co., and lives at 227 south Center street, Springfield Ohio. "I had such pain in my back I eon Id not rest at night, and could not get relief. I tried all the kidney medicines I have ever heard of but none of them ever did me any good. My orinerry organ and kidneys were in such a condition that I wag ready to give up. I could not nandie my plates or forms at my vork. I beard of Morrow's Kidnoeids, and have taken two boxes, and I cannot fully express my grat itude to Mr. Morrow for this great cure. 1 am a new man now. and feel perfectly well. I am full of life and energy, and life is very dear to me No one suffering from kidney troubles should delay one minute, but get Mor row's rudneoids and take them as di rected, and a curel is sure to follow." Ask your dealer for Kidneoids, in yellow tablet form. If h6 does not keep them, you can get them of the Herb Medicine Co., Springfield, Ohio, post paid 50 cts. a box, or six boxes for $2.50. LADY ANDERSON, The Gaideless Wonder Dies Greenfield, Indiana, Yesterday. at Lady Anderson, the guideless won der, that attracted so much attention at the races here last summer, has gone to horse heaven. A special from Greenfield says: Lady Anderson, one of the three guideless and driverless .wonders of America, with a record of 2:00i, died early this morning. Lady Anderson's performances have been given in many of the large cities of America. She had the second best record of the three guideless wonders. She was owned by Commissioner William M. Thomas of this eity. and was valued at $3,500. Lady Anderson was sired by Anderson Wilkes. Her illness was brief, and the cause of death is anknown. MARKET MASTER Reports for the Year Stuff and Scales Condemned in That Time. Mr. Edwin O. Dunham, market master, inspector of foids and sealer of weights and measur a for the city , of Richmond, has made oat his annual report for the year just ended, and it shows quite a commendable lot of ork done. He condemned in that time 67 bushels of potatoes, 63 watermelons, 2 barrels of nntmek. 27 rabbits. Id head of poultry, 17 bushels of berries, and immense quantities of vegetables and preen stiff. The nnmbrr of scales tested in the year was 0O0, and the number condemned was Will Hearce, who has been the guest of his parents in this eity, returned to Terre Haute last night.

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F0K BILIOUS ASD STESV0CS SXS0&SE&3 rurh as 'Wind and Pa?n la the Stomach. Gi.liiin". Fulne after met'-". HeaUacb". IHrzineas. Drowsiness. Fluohimrs of Heat. Loss of Appetite Onstiveness. Blotches oa the Skin, Old Chills, XHturbed Sleep. Frightful Dreams and !I Nervous and Tremblin 8ensat ior.. TEE FIBST TX)SE WILL GIVE RELIEF IS TWENTY 1TI3CTES. Every sufferer will acknowledge them to be j A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. BCECHIM'S PILLS, taken madirteted. will ri.ickly ppore Females to complete health. Ther promptly remove obstructions or irregularities of tbe system and cure Melt Headache. For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OK CHILDREN Beecham's Pills are Without a Rival And fcai tho LARCEST SALE Of an; Pateat Medicine la Ike WarM. 25c at all T0ra&- Store. THE ROAD RACES. R'cbmond Boys Do Credit Themselves at Indianapolis. to ti, u;.mAux,a -uTvw;;r

in the bieyel road raco yeateiday at 'of ly'a Colic CuIt is An bso-. ladianapolis ran against too many lute prevention or cure of all derafigegool riders to get first place, but as it ments of the bowels caused by a

was Cnaries Jsurrenaori nnisnea in fifth place. Will Bradway . sixth, and A. G. Trakowaki came over the tape with a very good time record. C. R. Pee. scratch, of Indianapolis, on a tlenley wneei, was reiumea i,ne winner of the race. His j tie for the thirteen and a quar ter m es was 30:22. Inere were in the race. sixty-five men entered six'y-two started and fifty-seven fin - ished. There were five Henley wheels, and the fact that the winner of tho race rode a Henley speaks highly for J the merits of the home wheel. Suirendorf's time was 36:47, Bradway's t'nae 37:12, and Trakowski's t'me 3S:52. The Richmond boys did better than was expected, and have no cause to feel discouraged over the results. A Policeman Scorcher. Whether or not there is any truth in it, it is nevertheless stated very seriously that one of the patrolmen who is most zealous in his obedience to the commissioners' instructions with regard to scorching, is a confirmed suorcher himself. It seems to be a case of "physician, heal thyself." SUMMER HAVENS. Attractive Resorts for and Recreation. Rest Illustrated information about America's popular summer resorts is being distributed by Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines. It includes descriptions of leading places of summer sojourn along the ocean, in the mountains of the east, and in the lake regrion and northern Micbiaran, all of which 'are .within easy reach over the Penns)lvania route. For a copy please apply to nearest Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agent, or address your request to W. W. Richardson, District Passenger Agent, Indianapolis, Indi ana. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Cures a Prominent Attorney. mm if it W.. . ..." I. -I P.. E. C. PITELPS, the leading nension attorney of Belfast, N. V., writes: "I was discharged from the army on account of 111 health, and suffered from beart trouble ever since. I frequently had nting and sinother;ng spells. My form was !x-nt as a man of . I constantly wore inuverroat, even in summer, for fear of takicg cold. I could tiot attend to my business. My rest was broken by severe pains about the beart and left shoulder. Turea years asro I commenced using Ir. Miles" Heart Cure, notwithstanding I had used so mu,'h patent medicine and taken drugs from doctors for years without being helped. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure restored me to health. It is truly a wonderful medicine and It affcrds me much pleasure to recommend this rem edy to eve-yone." lSWKm lr. Mi!ej- RemeJiesg aO fW are soi4 by all dsns-SfV -2 ists under a positive SK'. "3 guarantee, first bcttle benefits or money refunded. Boot on dis & .Restore i r . r ..." - eases of the heart -and neaitn nerves free- Address, DR. MILES MEDIC A LCO. Elkhart, Ind. 4 m iff t FINISH III3I, OLD BOY! Uoc'e Sam eaya to his plucky I nntf rs. Me will nnisn tum witaoat doubt in as masterful a mannf r as e will finish your liner. after putticg a beautiful color upon U or laundry work is perfect, atd any hing sett to this establishmtnt to be laundered will give perfeci satisfaction, as well as cratifi-l cation. bhir.S, collars and cuffs I ate made to lcok just like new. Itm STEAH U3XCBY. Phone 151 919 Main St.

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