Richmond Palladium (Daily), 28 April 1904 — Page 4
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llohn SFltzglbbons. City Editor.
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
. s THE STATE CONVENTION.
TheV Indiana Republican convention has passed into history, anr;.
when itfe history shall have beer, written, it w -11 cover a largo field and embrace;' an ;epitome of the history of this entire country from the beginning of ihe Republican party to the beginning of the twentieth century. It was a large gathering larger than any state convention since Indiana became a state. It was an en husiastic convention. Every man and woman in that vast assemblage seemed in a happy mood. They were satisfied with the past and hopeful for the future.. The' Jfepublican leaders of Indiana were there and no state in the Union could boast of better political manhood than that which oe upied the great stage in Tomlinson Hall. The' first meeting on Tuesday was one that will be long remembered Amidst the sounds of thousands of voices and barids of music, surrounded by pictures, flags and oiher decorations, the. people assembled. They came from the hills at the south and from the prairies at the north; the came from the east and the' west. Indiana was there, and the eyes of th( whole country were turned on Indiana at the beginning of its two days' convention But the hall, people and decorations are not all that are necessary before there can be a great convention. There must be a man a man o:' the hour He must be a brilliant, brainy man, an eloquent, sincere man, a man enual to a great occasion. Hewas there, too. It was the popular Congressman from the Sixth congressional district, the Hon. .lames K. "Watson. Indiana felt proud of, "J'.m" bn Taitf Tuesday afternoon. He delivered a great speech and greatly was 'it appreciated. It was ;i lon speech but no one tired of hearing th.3 young statesman; he captured i-is, audienee at the beginning and held them durii.g the entire speech. Mr. Watson is unlike some of theother,. congressmen,, in that, he is acquainted all over the state. He has a wonderful memory, for names and faces and never turns the "cold shoulder." This large acquaintance, his splendidly prepared and eloquently delivered speech, together with his brilliant 'record in congress, iics placed Mr. Watson among iho great polical leaders of Indiana. People came away from the convention satisfied. They feel that the record made by the party in both the state and nation warrants the return of this party to power next November. They came away, too, satisfied with, the standard bearers selected by the convention. This is true in a greater measure than for many years. The ticket is a popular one. It is composed of excellent men, capable men, clean men, and popular men.- These candidate, will be elected next fall. Some of them have been fried and not found wanting. They ? all Republicans and are worthy the confidence und suffrage of the Republican party. -
It will be Statistician Stubbs next time. The Democrats in Indiana will find pother stubbs besides the "one" in their way to the bureau of statistics. . ' , ' L f' .M WB M Some'of Indiana's foremost orators addressed the Republican convention, but.!Mr. Watson "used up" all the thunder' in his key-note speech.
Newf From the West End of Wayne
; j ; . - County. -,-.' ,'
ss Roffett of Richmond wa s the
guesj of Miss Violet Conklin Tuesda)
v Mrs.; William Medsker, who, i has
been ill for the past two weeks, is slowly improving. ... Mrs. Fisher of Mt. . Etna . is the guest ) of b er parents, Mr and Mrs.
George Doll. r - ; l.'1 i-
Miss Helen Garvin has a very severe attack of tonsilitis. A-:AAA Mrs. Clark, who has been canvass
ing Cambridge City and vicinity forx
the past few weeks, returned to he; home in Cincinnati, O., today. 'Mr.-and Mrs. William Overbiser
returned yesterday from a few days visit with friends in Indianapolis and were the guests of friends here before returning to their home in .Bentonville. The "Martha Girls" will entertain a number of friends at a taffy
pulling at the home of Miss Mary Bertsch, Friday evening. Dr." J. N. Study and daughter. Mrs. Walter Boden, were in Richmond Tuesday. Miss Mattie Dirk visited friends in Lewisville yesterday. Mrs. F.d Copeland presented a beautiful i.ew piano to her son, Roy
last week. Wesley Cornell and sons. Ray and Fred, and Ray McKeon, left yesterday for Lewisville, where they are laying brick for the new church. Mrs. M. L. Bowmaster visited friends in Richmond yesterday. Miss Elsie Williams of Milton was in this city yesterday. Mr. Dean Jacques of Richmond was here Tuesday evening.
Miss Edith Doney will entertain the
members and teachers of the Senior Class at her beautiful home on
church street this evening. The Rcbekah Aid Society celebrated their second anniversary today at the home of Mrs. Weber, north of this city. An elegant dinner was
served and the ladies spent a most
pleasant day.
Mr. Shivelev a former resident of
this city, but who is now located in Kentucky, is here visiting old friends this week.
The National Drill Co.. shipped a
car load of garden plows to "Van
Camp; Hardware Co., of Indianapolis yesterday. Brt Coates and son, Randolph, were in Manilla yesterday.
CEDAR
SPRINGS
Forty, Cases - cf . Water Shipped Last . ' - Friday.- ' 0 - , ' (New Paris Mimr.) '., The work of furnishing tlie rooms of Cedar Springs Hotel and putting them in ordr for, occipancy is now going on. . . --;'; V:.S;-'.; "s :'; -A-The bottling; house":' has- been : com-, pjeted and the first, consignment of f orty.vcases of . water, was shipped last Fridayii, A' : -The hotel will benighted with aeery. lene gas and-the big 200 light machine for that purpose was received from Chicago last week.
An- immense tank will be erected
on the hili back of the hotel ' into
WIUCll WU.Cl Will lC pUlUJTVl Xioui Ul springs and from there will beconvoyed by rraitv to all parts of the
building.
Considarable work has already been
done towards the filling uiv of the
Inivgorates Almost Instantly No other Tonic ir the World is likaPainefs Celery Corntfound Doctors rely on it-Cohstantly Prescribe It-A Stanrf- - : ard Tonic in the Medical Worjd-t gives almost Instant effect BracesVnvjoratc5--Cures. S PR I N G-TjRiSlvlALARIA
.'I. suffered with chills and 'fever
and my skin was growing vry shal
low, he slightest draft would be enoughjto cause hot flushes or a quick chiH.fl We thought it was malaria,
but can never yet explain how I tonA iJ.il.' J
complexion is better, and I can recomm'end lime's Celery Compound as-,j gradual and thorough cure for materia. ".-Miss Edna - Arlington, Newcastle. Neb.
tracted it.
. "I always had a draggy feeling, and would get up in the morning feeling dull and tried, and would be tired all day, "I was advised by a relative to trv
Paine's Celery Compound which had TRUE CAUSE W weakness
helped her considerably, and I - had INNER ; Ncrrer.?,' such a good night's rest and woke Prof. EfwaTd SPhelps, M. d, LL. up so refreshing that I determined D.,v of Dartmwth University Fato continue i.t mous. Disc0rerr,of Paine's Celery
"I do not teel any more lassitude, Compound
: VTrace eyery disease, blood trouble or pain to the TRUE CAUSE. Fain is only the sign or symptom. .It is idle to treat the pain itself. .The only true cure f6r blood"' impurity or suffering is the CURE "THAT CURES THE
of the
has all been thoroughly tile drained
and will be reclaimed and converted into a beautiful little nark.
boggy tract west of the springs. This and I am cheerful all day long, I get The blood and all the organs of the
through my work with satisfaction body depend on the INNER NERVand work faster and better. The ES, and Paine's Celery Compound chills and fever are completely cured gives the blood and the nerve system This is just the time of the 3ear. the strength to MAKE all-the organs when I used to have them worst, and work in health an" haiWonyV-. . I have not 'had "a single chill. My BE WELL THIS SPRING. Go toyour Druggist TO-DAY Get one bottle of Maine's Celery Compound-See now DIFFERENT it will matte you feel. oooooooooooo oooooooooooo
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Quotations From O. G. Murray's Ex
changeClosing Prices Chicago Market. Wheat-
May 88y2 July 84y2
Corn. May 4678 July 48 Oats. May '. 40 July 39 Pork. Mav 11.95
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TONIGHT
Catarrh Cannot be Cured..
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Permanent Chairman Watson d'd not monopolize passed it around to other distinguished Republicans.
the gavel. He
Miller's mild manners and his .geographical location won at the Republican state convention. . ,,. '
1904.
ITanly and Harmony is not a bad combination for the camapign of
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured.
I have been subject to
sciatic
Serious Stomach Trouble Cured. I was troubled with a distress in
mv stomach ' sour stomach and vntnit-
rheumatism for. years," says E. H. im? spellS) and can truthfully say Waldron, of Wilton Junction, Iowa. that Chamberlain's Stomach and "My joints were stiff and gave me Liver Tablets cured me.-Mrs. T. V. much pain and discomfort. My joints Williams Laingsburg, Mich. These would crack when I straightened up. tabletg are to cure every
1 usea cnamoenain s rain caimana case of stomach trouble of thig char.
have, been thoroughly cured, nave acter For gale by A - Luken & not had a pain or ache from the old Co and w H Sudhoff, fifth and trouble for many months. It 13 cer- ain streets, tainly a most wonderful liniment." " 4 For sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and
W. H. Sudhoff, corner fifth and Main.
There are lots of different kinds
wit tt. LOCAL- APPLICATIONS, as they.cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure
it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a reg
ular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The per
fect combination of the two ingredi
ents is what produces such wonderful
result's in curing Catarrh. S end for
testimonials free. F. "71 Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, O Sold by druggists, price 75 cents. Hall's family Pills are the best.
Buy Ideal Bread, it will give abso
lute satisfaction, and sure to please
the most skeptic.
Selected materials, combined with
modern methods of bread baking are
used in the construction of "Idea!
of bread but none the equal of Ideal. Bread."
Salemanship Address Free. At Pythian Temple this evening at 8 o'clock p m. on request Mr, E. F. Bogart of the Sheldon school of sci entific salesmanship will address the
merchants and salespeople of Rich
mond on the subject , of "Salesman
ship as a .Science." The subject is of great importance ;to Richmond's commercial interests and all men ant
women engaged iri any way in 'corr
mercial business are invited to be present.
HOW CHICAGO TAKES CARE
OF HER CHILDREN Parental incompetency is the most
hopeless incompetency on earth. It
is something that cannot be cured o: even made much less, yet its conse 1
quences reach into the very heart of .
the nation. It seems a little odd t' court," .New lork's boys were
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And for 10 days, beginning April 29, and lasting until Tuesday, May 10, we will give 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on our line line of regular BUGGIES, SURRIES, PHyETONS, CARRIAGES and SPRING WAGONS
We must turn $3,000 worth of vehicles into money within the next 10 days.
Schneider Carriage Co., Inc., 4 North Eighth St., Richmond, Ind.
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Chicago, whose crop of crime lias rested ;
been greater than was ever harvested in any other city, should have beei
first to recognize this truth.
Yet so it was. Upon the pages of
history the supposedly most corrupt
and mercenary city is set down as the first municipality that gave to her children a court of justice in which all their little crimes and heartaches are kept strictly within the limits of childhood. Chicago's juvenile court has been a permanent and accepted feature of the city's life for thr years when Nw York was still sandwiching the hearings of her bad boys and wayward girls in between notorious criminal cases. When Chi-
caco's bevs were "brought intc
ar-
and while boys and girls in
Chicago a ere "detained" in good
homes,' New York's children were still thrown into jail in company with all sorts of evil-minded grown-up criminals.
LIMITED SERVICE. As soon as the track between Ea ton and Riehomnd can be put in proper shape by the completion of the ballasting, the Dayton & Western Traction Company will inaugurate limited service between Dayton and Richmond, usi.ig the elegant buffet cars which have been in readiness in the car barns at West Alexandria for some time. These cars wil- make the
trip from Dayton to Riehomnd in an hour and a half, stopping only at Eaton. Sold on its merit, Ideal Bread. For goodness sake, eat the purest and best bread baked, "Ideal." The superiority of Ideal Bread over all others, is realized by both woman and mankind.
Geo. Browne went to work Monday as stenographer in the ofRce of Dille & McGuire Mfg. Co. at Richmond. It is a good position carrying with it chances for promotion to something better. New Paris Mirror.
Everything iri the Store Reduced
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Everything in the Store Reduced
The First Four Days Have Far Exceeded Our Most Extravagant Hopes and Expectations! Not a break in the throng nor an ebb in the interest of the grand dissolution sale since the opening hour, Saturday morning. - The object of the sale is already assured and only one-fifth of thej period has passed.; Remember we always make good every promise, therefore the remaining -sixteen sale days will be to the purchasing public all that we have advertised;and:said. It means to us no profit for the entire spring and summer season. This I038, however, is of small importance when we stop to consider the many permanent advantages that will be gained by the Boston Store : Namely, larger business for the future ; greater confidence, and a better understanding of the methods and principles that governs this business j i j " j " " j ' ' j j j " :- rr : ;
CRASHES
TOWELS
More of the Splendid Crashes on Sale the First or the Month.
19 in. All Linen Brown O l-4c 17 in. Extra Heavy Brown 8 l-3c
18 in. Extra Fine Cream 8 .3c 17 in. Bleach Huck . lOc 18 in. Bleach Twill 13 1-2C
The Cheapest Crashes Ever Shown.
16 dozen Extra Fine Flax Huck Towels. There are Five Patterns'!
from which to choose. Value is 85c. SALE PRICE ... 19e
No Less In Any Quantity. SEE THEM.
SEAMED SHEETS
2x90 Brown Sheets. 72x00 Bleach Sheets.
SALE PRICE 39c
SALE PKICE 39d
LADIES' BOAS OSTRICH BOAS
Sale Price A - . i . . . . $9.00
Sale Price t. . . . . . . . 7.001
Sate Price O.OO
Sale Price . . . S.OOl
- SILK BOAS (Ruffs)
3 formerly 75c Sale Price. 39c
3 formerly f 1.25 and $1 60. Sale Price 9c
1 formerly $12.00. 1 formerly ,10.00., I formerly 8.00. I forirerly'' 7.00.
2 formerly $3.25 and 3.75v Sale Price
I formerly ju.uu. oaie mce 1 formerly 7 00. Sale Price . .
fonneily 7.60. Sale Price,. . . w .
1 foimerly 10.00. hale Price . . . . .
4.48 4.9S 5.00 7.00
SILKS SILKS More 59c Silks, formerly $1.00 to $2.00. See them
near entrance.
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