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TWO niomiQin) daily palladium

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17

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I Do You Want to t Know

CH1ND

about the most delightful places In this country to spend Summer?

EXHIBIT

A region easy to get to, beautiful scenery, pure bracing cool air, plenty of attractive resort,KOod hoteis,good fishing, golf, something to do all the time economical living, rest, health and comfort. J Then write today, (enclosing twoT cent stamp to pay postage) mention T this paper and we will send you our J vm edition of " Mic igan :n Suranier 2 containing 64 pages 200 pictures, maps X hotel rates, etc., and Interesting lnT formation about this famous resort re J glon reached via the Grand Rapids & Indiana R y "THE FISH IK X.IHK '

FOUR LOCAL FIRMS SHOWN AT

STATE FAIR.

FAIR IS VERY FINE

PETOSKKY WEQUETONSINO BAY VIEW MAuKINaO I'D NOHTJIFOHT WALLOON LAKE HAliBOK H'T TRAVERSE CITY CROOKED LAKE

About Two Hundred Richmond Peo.

pie Have Attended This Week.

A fine train service, fast time, ex-

cenent fiining cars, etc., irom wt. lou- a is, Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago- 2

X C.L. LOCK WOOD, GEN'. PASSENGER & TICKET AGT 2 Grand Rapids, Mich. I

BLAZE AWAY Who cares? I'm fortified with an "ElMrado" laundered collar, "The kind lat don't melt down."

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Special Correspondence Palladium

Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 1G.

Without a doubt, the Indiana State Fair, which is being held here this

week, is the largest, and most expen

sive State Fair ever sriven in Ind. In

every thing it far surpasses all forIt 1 1 . mm

mer lairs neid at tins city. the space

for exhibitors is greatly enlarged,

and the number of exhibits is in

creased from last year by a large per cent. The grounds are in the

visited. The Hoosier Drills, which

! have -wider reputation than those of

the. Wayne Works, are objects of interest to many farmers. The stand

ard makes the Hoosier drills, of all sorts and sizes, are displayed. The

Hoosier machines have had man'

minor improvements added in late

years, and tnese improvements are

dwelt upon. w

The Davis Carriage eompanv (last

year the Davis and Taylor Carriage

Company) has a tent facing the south

near te racetracks.

The rigs of this company have at-

tained great popularity of late, owing

to thorough goodness of manuufac

tHre, and strong advertising This

tent received a large number of call

ers each day. The rigs of the Davis carriage company are similar to those

I of the Westcott Carriage company.

Richmond is well represented in

the exhibits of fruits, fancy- work,

and the like, and Wayne County has many exhibits in the lines of cows,

pigs, sheep, poultry, etc.

The large proportion of the Rich

mond exhibits have been sold, and

will be removed on Monday.

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I w maw jam fin

Has Sold a Pile of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I have sold Chamberlain's Cough T 1 i i

nemeciy ior more tan twenty years

and it has given entire satisfaction. I have sold a pile of it and can re

commend it highly. Joseph McElhi-

ney, Linton, Iowa. You will find this remedy a good friend when troubled

with a cough or cod. It always af-

usual state ot decoration, most ot the fords quick relief and is pleasant to

ornamentations, etc., being new this I take, i or sale by A. G. Luken & Co.

The Eldorado steam Laundry No, 18 North Ninth St. Jione 147 Richmord. Indian

CATARRH

THIS REMEDY IS SURE TO GIVE SATISFACTION ELYS Cream Balm GivesRelief atOnce

It cleanses, soothes and heals the diseased membrane. It cues Catarrh an drives flwav a nnlrt in the

Eead quickly. It is absorbed. Heals and Protetts the Membrane Restore the Senses of Taste d Smell.. Large size 50o at druggists or mail. Timlsize by mail lc. ELY BROTHERS. 66 Warreu Street, New York.

HAY FEVER

Are You Looking For a Farm ? I have a number of desirable farms for s ale. All sizes and all prices Remember the name and place. T. R. WOODHURST, 913 Main St.. Richmond, Ind.

year, and they make quite an attrac

tive spectacle from a distance

"The weatherman will get a vote of thanks from the Fair management," said President Downing today to the Palladium correspondent,

"the weather could not have been

excelled. A pleasing thing is the cool

ness of the air, as contrasted to the heat of several days last year. The weather has been ideal for the fair, and the gate receipts are the barome

ter that proves this."

Richmond residents, about two hundred of whom have visited the

fair up to date, seem to think that

their citv has not its full share of

exhibits here, considering the splurge made bv manufactories in very much smaller towns. Richmond is repre

sented by four firms, two of which

manufacture drills, planters andagri-

cultural implements, and the other

two make carriages, surreys, phae tons, and light driving vehicles.

As the lair is especially given in

the interest of and for' the benefit of

the farmer, it is but natural that the

exhibits should be such as will inter

est the farmer, as he is the one who derives most of the benefit from the

fair. So in the main, tfle exhibits are those which appeal to the farmery

mostlv.

The YVavne Works and the Hoosier

Division, A. M. S. M. Co., are the two

exhibitors of' agricultural implements,

and the Westcott Carriage Company

and the G. W. Davis Carriage Com

pany, of the lighter and finer vehicles. The exhibits of the four firms are in charge of salesmen from the head offices, with travelling salesman in attendance. Next to the Administration building, on the same lot that it has occupied for five or six years, is the Wayne Works exhibit forty pieces, representing nearly everything manufactured by this firm, are in the tent. Probably the objects of greater interest are the new, small, one horse, five-disc drills, new machines and

ones that in a few years have shown

and W. H. Sudhoff, Fifth and Main streets.

GREAT

FOUNTAIN

1 ' t Eleven Trained Whales. (New Orleans Times-Democrat.) "I have seen some beautiful foun

tains in my day," remarked the Bar

on, apropos or tuat subject. "Dut

nothing to equal the one that used to

ornament the palac yard of the late

lamented Rajah, Mohammed Singh.

whose ancestors gve the English so

much trouble in Eastern India."

The audience besought the modest

Munchusen to proceed.

"Well, you know," he continued.

after a short pause to collect his thoughts, "that whales are seldom

found on the warm waters of the- In

dian Ocean. Occasionally, however,

one ot tne rmvanuers tuat iar xrom his habitant. As far back as the be

ginning of the last century the Ra

jah's father began collecting all the stray whales to be sighted. As a result, when his son came to the throne he found himself the owner of a pretty collection of 11 whales, of the

toothless variety, every one of which

seemed to do well in the immense

tank constructed for their home.

"The plan of his father I think

I may say one of the most original I

ever heard of was communicated to

the late Rajah his son now reigns

with much, diminished authority

bv a faithful servant of the family.

The whales had all been trained from the moment of their capture and were

about ready for the trail when my

old friend came to the throne. So one evening when all the dignitaries ' of

the court were present, gorgeous in

silk turbans and robes and jewels,

the experiment was made. It worked

like a charm. The whales had been taught to blow up columns of water

THE TALK OF THE TOWN

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Beginning Monday, 7:00 p. m.

TWO FROLICS DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY

Location of Show Grounds Cor. 8th and S. H Sts. A ' - v The p'ace where misanthrope is la;d down and dull care forgotten. All attractions iby The Great

M U NBY.

SHOWS

15 GREAT SHOWS - 2 BANDS 4 ORCHESTRIONS jt jt j jt, Gorgeous Show Fronts Brilliant Electric Effects

More Free

Acts Than Any Other Organization!

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great popularity on account, uj. uieir . nd moreover, to

form in various figures, pass and re

A FINE

On Street Car Line In Boulevard Addition ATA BARGAIN W. H, Bradbury & Son Westcott Block.

Harness For Show and harness for eve'y day use mean a difference in quality in some makes here they are identical in strength and durability. More style, of couxse, in fancy driving harness, but all our harness is

' made from good stock, and every set maintains our reputation as to workmanship and finish. All sorts of horse equipments at very moder- , rices - - - - - The Wi&cins Co.

many conveniences, and improve

ments tending toAvard simplification of the machine. The Wayne Works five-disc and five-hoe drills are al

most perfection and large numbers of

farmers stand around and listen to

explanations of how they, and the

large drills "work.

The stock of excellent wajrons of

this firm also show to good advantage

an.l are viewed bv many daily. The

Wayne Works has a very fine location. The Westcott Carriage company has a rather small tent near the erandstand. The fine beautifully

shaped rigs, are shown in an excellent way, convincing and attractive to the prospective buyer. This firm received Word a few days ago that a large money prize had been awarded it at the St, Louis Fair for the best carriage poster. The Westcott 's device is a familiar one, very artistic, and done in handsome color work. The rigs of the Westcott Carriage Company are I

among the finest, both from an artistic and a comfort standpoint, on the

grounds. The Hoosier Drill is the only Richmond exhibit in a building, it occupying half of a section in the central row of wooden structures. The large number of drills, planters, and other implements are shown and are "talked up" by a number of salesmen. The Hoosier Exhibit is much

pass, form and dissolve, like a. well trained squad of sildiers. The scene was magnificent. At one moment you saw, from the high balcony on which we were seated, a five-jointed star, outlined by columns of water that rose and fell back in silver spray. The next moment it was a circle, then a square, then they all formed with their noses together in the center and sent up a combined column of water to an immense height, thus forming 1 ft

a circle or spray. 1 never say anything so beautiful in my life, and

never expect to see it again. Beg

pardon? Why, yes, I know that as a scientific fact the appearance of a

spouted column of water when a whale blows is illusory and really

due to the condensation of the moist

breath expelled from the animal's lungs. That's just where the re

markable part of it comes in. The whales were taught to remain during the fountain act with their heads al

most submerged, so that they could

keep their mouths full of water. The water so taken in they were further trained to expel through the nostril, Avhieh is near the vortex of the head, just as a boy learns to blow smoke through his nose."

A combination of Sterling Merit and Worth that is Impregnable to Attacks and is Replete with Vitality and Vigor.

OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY . COLONEL P. J. MUNDY The Master Mind of Carnival Genius. Presenting this Season the Strongest Aggregation of All Featured Shows in Exist-

Absolutely Unique and Original in Conception.

ence.

Doors open at 1 p. m. and 7 p. m.

Mother Yes, one package makes two quarts of baby medicine. See directions. There is nothing just as

god for babies and children as Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35

cents, Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken

& Co.

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fiat Crewa tad Brilft Tnk. TS1 COLCKXiL.

Dentist

Thcfiorthtuester Wataalliife Ins. Co

I. O BARBER, General Agent, AlZtSi'

Milwaukee, WUcontln.

Baanthe Signature cf -

The Kind You Haro Always Bought

Our Fall

Ope

Of StoYe Dept. IS AT HAND. 150 VARIETIES TO SELECT FROM Come early to select from from bost stock in Indiana. I

Jones

Hardware

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