Richmond Palladium (Daily), 1 March 1906 — Page 3

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GHEEilSFORK

(Palladium Correspondence.) Greensfork, Ind., Feb. 28-Cbas. J Cummins spent Sunday at bis borne in Sulphur Springe. The annual meetiner of the stock- I

holders of the Greensfork Co-Operative Telephone Company, "was held Tuesday afternoon. The series of meetings conducted by Revs. Wilson and Swartz are still in progress at Sugar Grove. Mrs. Sue Gaylor returned to Richmond Mondav after a short visit with

The shows given by the Stock Company here last week were well attended. " The township Sunday school was held in the M. E. Church Sunday afternoon. An interesting program and good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. William Teague of Hagerstown, spent Friday and Saturday with relatives here and attended the Farmers' Institute, Mrs. George Davis v of j Williamsburg, was the guest of , her sister, Mrs.. H. W.J Dean, last week. ; Miss Marie Reed spend Saturday "with relatives at Hagerstown. Mrs. -Oliver Hiatt of Economy, visited her mother, Mrs. Potter, Sunday. Rev. Ida Parker filled the pulpit at the Friends "church last Sunday. . Mrs. Dan ' Moorland Miss Stella Hunt are on the sick list., . Miss Helen Roller : entertained i few friends at luncheon Tuesday evening in honor of her sixth birthday anniversary. Ed Allen of Hagerstown, has bcught an interest in "E. H. Squires' blacksmith shop, and will move his family here soon. Mrs. Nelson, OrviTle Hoover and "Wilson Cain are on the sick list. The Rev. Mr. Wilson was called to Mohawk Saturday on account of the

death of his uncle.

In every clime its

Its fame has sprc sea; : "Re not surprised if ir

You hear of Rocky

Tor sale by A. 3. Luken

olors ate unfurled

ha rroaasia te

he nerfcorld

fc&rtaii Tea.

& Co.

FOUHTfJIl 'CITY

(Palladium Correspondence.) Fountain City, Ind., Feb. 23. Miss Era Charles of Earlham, snent Saturdav And Sundav with her

"parents and family west of here. Ed. Cheneworth, who has been sick, is getting better. ; Horace Miles .-and family moved .Monday to Richmond .on North J .street. ' 1 :-' C. 0. Woolman and wife and J. Ei Charlesand wife, Attended tbe funer,al 'Of Mrs. Maria ILawrence - at Chester ilast Sunday. Interment at New 'Garden cemetery. Howard Thompson ;and -wife have moved' in -with Howard's mother on her tfarm near Williamsburg. Mrs. Thompson , is the wiflow of George 'Thompson, who died :a 'few weeks

ago. ...

Dr. "Weist of Richmond performed a second operation on 'Gretta Rett "here last Friday and removed two

more cancers this time from under

her arm.

Ancil tDwiggins is brulding a barn

on his lot.

Mrs. Francis Leiter, the evangelist, has been verv sick at the home of

.Orlin ITinshaw and wife and has been moved to the home of Marcus

Thomas -and family.

The Friends' quarterly meethsg

was well attended last Saturday anfi

Sunday at New Garden. Orlie Hinshaw and wife entertain

ed last Sunday Mr. and Mrs." Frank

COD LIVER OIL

sick to think of it, but It isn't nearly : as bad as it used to be. The improved method;- of refining it makes it much easier to take, and when made into Scott's Emulsion almost every one can take it Most children like it and all children that are not

iuuuak cue ucuciittu uy ii. When the doctor says "Take cod liver oil," he generally means Scott's Emulsion; ask him if he doesn't. They know it is more easily digested and better than the plain oil. $C0TT & BOWNE. 409 Port! Street. New Vork.

Kinsey of Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams. - lttr. and Mis. Jack Jarrett entertained Sunday " a brother and wife of Mrs. Jarrett from Webster. Verley Pickett and family will move this week to John Barnes' farm. Mrs. A. W. Woolman, -who hent South this winter for her health, is well, and writes back that they soon will have ripe peaches. Those who raise water, melons planted the seed several days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Aca Pitts and Will

Clements and wife, attended the fu

neral of the father of Alex Reids at

Richmond last Sunday.

Gertrude Kenworthy had a nice program Tuesday morning for her

room at the school. The children

who took part in the exercises : did

well.

HOW'S THIS.

Dollars Re-

'atarrh that

' We offer One Hun

ward for any ease of

eannot.be eured by Core, r

F. J. CHENEY & CQ

. 'We, the undersigned

F. J, Cheney foriihe

and believe him in ; alL. bosirs . t

naneiauv Oieto a

cations mf5

; WU

. Wbolesde DrUggistts, Toledo, 0.

' Hall's CatarrH Cure is taken internallq, acting , directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the 'system. Testimonials sent free. Price,' 75c. per bottle. Sold by , all Druggtstts. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

'a Catarrh

frsiedo, 0.

known 'years,

tlv honorable

iction s; an4 fi

OJH any odu-

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TRIED TO SOLVE PROBLEM.

Cass Andrew Jones Worked on Yer- . . . . .. -petual Motion for Tears AH in Vain. Logansport, Ind., Feb. 28. But for the death of Cass Andrew Jones friends of the family claim that the problem of perpetual motion would have been solved. Jones gave his spare time for years to working out the principle of perpetual motion, and he invented a contrivance which operated a sewing machine for three months without stopping. When his house burned down this device was destroyed. . Then he began work on a sixhorse power pepetual motor, which he had almost perfereted, so his friends claim, when he became sick .and died. For days and nights, -without sleep, and practically with but very little food, he worked in a cold room till he contracted pneumonia, which attack proved fatal. Although he left the parte of . the machinery which he had constructed,

at ;is doubtful if any other person car.

put them together, either to make the

device work successfully, or to dis

cover the principle which he wivs try ingitoiperfect. ; vk '

A Mystery S

" "How ;to keep off

of biliousness and hftb

tii was;.avmyitery tl

New Life' Villi sol

writes JohnlN.lPl

lia, Ind.

guaranteed.

p&i3

a&i

easant. of

ie Attacks

oonstipa-

Dr.' Ring's

tor me,

Magno-

pills that are

give perfeet satisfac

tion to everybody or money ref unded. Only 25e at A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug Htoro.

EMPTY TOMATO CAN BOMBS.

Grand Lace Sale AH this week, V Seven bargaii lols. Sec Them.

fit

SDLtlS.

PLAIN AND FANCY COLO

SILKS for shirt waists, shirt wcist

suits, and evening wear.

WASH 61K,bothf plain and fan

. , for children 'a dreeees. ;

I , -

RED i 1 k

fst

Embroidery Be; Jls. J500 Yaris Canbrie

EdSb, Patterns, 4

inches wide. 10c yard.

for Inspection.

SPECIAL1 BARGAINS IN. 1 BlM.CU SILKS, '36 inch Taffetas PeaDe Soie, Etc. . . ,

FULL LINE OF BANZAI SILK Silk Monsline and Silk Crep De Chenes for evening wear. " '

H. C. HASEMEIER CO.

'l ri

Uvoft&f Goods. Large gerous assortment of Greys Alice Eraes, Reseda Greens, in all the

disirable weaves. Batistes. Nuns'

iiing, Henriettas, Serges, Pana-

as,' JEtamines, Wool Taffetas, Shad

ow .Cheeks,- Cnspenes, Etc. Also a

full line of evening shades in cream

and high colors. r

KIc2t: Suiting

BHOADCLOTflS, C0VEBT8; CRA- ' - VENETTES nd other new weaves

ehalliodi Beautiful line 39c, 50c 60e and 75c.

H. G. HASEMEIER CO.

Black Goods Black Goods, are always a prominenw item in this department. The values, variety, . weaves and weights are better than ever.

W only-Sorgo

23 inches wide, will wash, large line of patterns, retail at ISc. .

- Trim mlnco, B uttons, ; 1 and Findings. This branch of the! department al.ways gets its shae of attention. Everything now in demand can he found

here..

H. C. HASEMEIER CO.

Scared the Finland . State . Bankers and Bohhfirs Got a Biff Haul . Amazing Boldness.

Helsingfors, Findland, Feb. 23. JRobbers last nght attacked the State

Bank here and robbed it of $37,500. The robbery was committed ; ; with amazing boldness, in broad day light and on the principal stceeU, of the eity.. The robbers freed the unarmed employes to throw up theit hands, took the keys of the safe and then drove them into an adjoining room, warning them that on any attempt to

escape, two -V bombs' which they placed ajrainst the door, would he ex

ploded.

The "bombs" however, were mere

ly empty tomato cans. The robbers remained in the bank for 10 minutes,

packing the plunder in small bags.

The corpse of the guardian, who was

shot while he was rushing into the room, was mutilated with a knife, by one of the robbers, who are thought tof be revolutionists from the Baltic.

TWO RAILWAY AUTOMOBDLES. Huge Machines to he Used in Making a Transcontinental Trip by i - . President Underwood. New York, Feb. 28.r-Two huge automobiles have been added to the rolling stock of 'the Erie railroad, to be eventually ;used 'for inspection of the Voad According to the company s oiciais " they are the largest ever bUtjin..this ebuntry, the weight of eaeh being about fiyje tone. , They are' constructed with flange wheels

so that they can be run ? over the tracks of any standard gauge railroadi' The cars are now on thir way to California over the Union Pacific lines. . They are in eharge of expert drivera who will take them to Pasadena. President Underwood, of the Erie, is there with a party, and it is at his order that tbe two care are being taken to ' the coast. President Underwood is planning ' to make the first .transcontinental trip ever taken in -railroad automobiles. ' ' '; ' ; f With a party of friends, among them several well known railroad men,' h6 will leave Pasadena about ftfarch 8 for . the'- journey -of 3,500 miles to New1" York. The route as planned will be over the San Pedro, Union Paeifie, and Chicago and Northwestern lines to Chicago, thence to Newj York over the Erie tracks. So far as possible the runs will be made in the daytime. These automobiles are unique in the history of railroading in this country. They are so constructed as to give the passengers almost as much comfort as can be found in the most sumptuous Pullman car. The power

Often The Kidneys Are Weakened by Over-Work. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. It used to be considered that only urinary and bladder troubles were to be

traced to the kidneys, but now modern science ; proves . that nearly - all diseases have their beginning in the disorder of

these most important

organ

The

and

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Therefore, whe:

or out of order, y

quickly your enti

how every orsflh

dutv.

If vou areSsick or '

taking theereat kidney re

Kilmer's Samp-Root, becaui

as vouTkidlSvs are well they

all the othei to health.

will co"inc.

If you are sdk yo can make no misK take by fir6t. doctoling your : kidneys. The mild and thefraordinary efjfect of Dr. , Kilmer's Sip-Root, the great kidney remey, j& soon realized. ' It stands the Wgherior its wonderful cures of the mosrdlsjssing cases, and s sold

on its romttT by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar ' size

bottles. ou may,

have a sample bottle . HomeofSwmp-Root.

by mail tree, also t pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.; .Mention this paper ,vhen writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingnnmton, Y. . Dpirt make any mistake, but reinf mljer- th iiatue, Swamp-tt.oot, !)r. KUmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad- . bs.itrn. K. Y-. on every bottle.

, TAKE THE C. C. & L. ROUTE FOR BlIICintlATt AND ALLvPOINTS SOUTH.

Round Tii Winter - Tourist-

Tickets toplorida, good re turnincr until " Tune 1st. at

greatly reduced rates ,

Pound Trip HolieseekeraL2TCkets

21 days to the SVuth MrSoathea8t,

North and Northi

Settlers' and Cooniss rates .to California, etc etc. , i v Mardi Gras Excursion Tickets to New Orleans, Mobile and Pensicola, Fla., on tale February 21st t i 26th ... For particular call on C. A. Blair, Pass, and Ticket Agt.

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THE CHICAGO, CIIICIIIIIATI &

:, LOUISVILLE R.:R... (THENEW TV AY)

EffeclWtrT-ebruar 25th. 1906.

EAST BOUND. , '

Leave Richmond......... " 06 4 00 7 6ft (Cottage Grove..... 45 4 40 S 86 Arrive Cincinnati......... 11 25 0 20 10 15 j 1 i i i ii ii i. Arrives from the East. a. m. fP. m.ipx tekve Cincinnati ; S Su 4 80 S SO t " Cottage Grove 10 JO 0 80 8 10 Arrive Richmond........ 10 45 7 10 8 to

The End of the World. . of troubles that robbed E. H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove, la., of all usefulness, came when he began taking Electric Bitters. He writes : ' ' Two years ago Kidney trouble caused me great

is furnished by the regulation gaso- suffering, which I would never have

line motor, and they are keyed up to survived had I not taken Electric maximum speed of about sixty miles j Bitters. They also cured me of an hour. General Debility." Sure euro for Th motors are equipped with heat- all Stomach, Liver and Kidney com-

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, ; In Self Defense .,

Major Ilarnm, editor and manager ot the Constitutionalist, Eminece, rty., when-he was fiercely attacked, four years ago, by Piles, bought a. box of Buclilen's Arnica Salve, of which-he says: " It cured -me in ten days and no trouble sJnce.,, Quickest: healer of. Burns, Sore?, Cuts, and 'Wounds.

25c at A. G. Luken s drug store. -?

heavy top with glass sides and front. Each car carries a buffet and below the bed of the car is a large compartment for the stowing of '.luggage.

President Underwood has informed

his friends . that he will not permit the cars to be run at a greater speed than fifty miles an hour on. the trans

continental 'journey. i! .:

plaints, blood diseases, - headache, dizziness and weakness or bodily de

cline. Price 50c. Guaranteed by A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug store.

MERTZ'S MO

"I want all

sheep, hprses

e... Both .phori dead animals,

Ihe Jk

PRAYER.

ad -hogs) .cows,

fertilizing purpos-

103, when you have

and , they . will he

promptly hauled away.

th-w

"Dr. Thomas vEclectric Oil is the

best remedy for that often fatal dis

easecroup. Has been . used , with

success in our family -for eight yea3.,,- Mrs. L. Whiteaere, Buffalo,

Your stomac

Ac A

LADIES - I make ' from $18 to $30 per-week and want yon to have the same opportunity. -The work is very pleasant and will pay you handsomely toe even your spare time. I speak from experience, as ! : have often made $10.00 in a single day. This

is no deception, I want no money and will ; gladly; send full particulars to all. v Address, v , ' - - . : -v.-. Mre. W. W. MiteheU, Box 10, Port- - land, Maine. r ,

Waohington,

And ch

u, .JP .'r

. i ... jf .

Cice of rli

lunciKlatl.

tea from

' The B. & O&TOmous Battle Field

Route or the Picturesque - C. & O.

direct to the Capitol. 017.00. R?RU,?P rDate of tale March 24th: Ticket good returning to and Including April 2d. For particulars call on C. A. Blair, Pass.-and Ticket Agt.

HOME TKX

lV KHT H H Nil. . , .

f "A.M. e,M.mnt ... leavl Xlchmond ......... 10 45 1J& 6o t - I uncle.. ........... 1210 T2& lo 10 Arrive larlon 1209 19 1106 " lru. 10 10 11 00 ) ... " APrth Jndon.ra 66

i irom thejiat. I A. u. fp. m. p m ,

Piya..... ...... 6 46 j 12 60 4 40 lihj0bd........; 06 4 00 766

Arrive

Leave

Arrive

Dally. t Dally except Sunday. Sunday

only, a Eunt to forth Jodaon dally x cepl Sunday. - . . , . , . ... All east-bound trala make direct conneo- ' tlons at Cottage Groye with O., H. a D. farOxford. Hamilton, Llberty,Oonnervllle andi Bushvllle. i - C ( u ''-;.'. J For further Information regarding rates.

mu irain connections, asK . .

' ' C. A. BLAIR, Home Phone 44. ' Pass, and Ticket At.

133X0 TO THE PACIFIC COAST.

Galveston's Sea Wall

makes life now as safe, in that city as

on the msher uplands. E. W.

Goodloe, who resides .on Dutton St,

in Waco, Tex., needs no sea. wall for

safety, ... newjitesf'fl have used Lr. King's New Discovery for Con

sumption, the? past five, years and it

rns and digests J keeps me well and safe. Before that

if foul, or tor-j time I had a cough which for years

oar whole sys- had been growing worse. . Now it's

gone. ' . Cures chronic , cousrhs,. . La

ison-

Hol- !

the1 food: yon reat

- m a

pid. or bnti qi Iprd

tern stiff erAfro

lister's 'Kkv'WlonTJTaT!! Tea keens : Grippe, Croup, .Whooping Cough and

fpi well.T 35 Vts,-Tea . br-Tablets. fprevents' Pneumonia. J v Pleasant to r.CFor sHle bv;;A; ? Luken-; & Co, : -'-take.. - Every bottle guaranteed at A.

i j t '. '. t I . .. v u jjuivcu t. vu- A11"?, store. :Jrne? Want 'ads' in Pkladium paya Cfi - ;i0e;and $1.00. Trial bottle'free.

Chicago, Union -Pacific and North- : Western Line. Tickets on sale 'daily February

f 15th .to- April 7th irom , Chieago ,ta : San Francisco, Los Angeles," Portland Tacoma,, Seattle. Victoria, Vancou

ver 'and othei1 Pacific Coast points. Corespondihgly ; lo rates from other

points. Daily and 'personally eonducted tount car parties in tourist ! sleeping ears from Chieago t to San j Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland f

without change. Double berth in these cars, (accommodating two peo

ple) r only $7.60. For booklets, describing the Paeifie Coast, its climate and resources; maps, train schedule and full information, apply to or address any agent of the North-West-ern line or A. H. Waggener, Travl Agt 215 Jackson Blvd., Chicago, IU.

DayioR & Western TrdctiouCa ' Leave Richmond for Eaton, West Alexandria, Johns ville, New Lebanon, and Dayton: 5:50, 6:45, t 8:10, 0:10,

;95, 11:10, 11:55 a. m.r 1:10, 15y

o :au, o :qq, o :iu, o ;oo, ( :io b :w p. m. 10 :05 and 11 :00 p. m. to Eaton and West Alexandria. i , i New Paris Branck Through Service. Leave Richmoni for "New Paris: 5 :50, 6 :45, - 8 d!) 9 :55 -11 5 a m.

7.10, 'StlO, 10:05 . . . , 1 '., .

k Westville.

15, 3:55f 5:55,

p. m. 4. ' . TTransferatN

INTEKSTAfE LIMITED

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Leave Richmond t

Arrive jsatou. WestAlezand

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Leave Richmond ..... Arrive IndtanapoUa

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Special tiekets must be nurehaaad '.

before boarding traia. , . . .. r,

No baggage earned. Trunks. . etc-,

Jna be sent on trains preceding or to lowing - a- ,mL. ,

Direct connection at Dayton with "Lima Limited": trains fo : Troy, Piqua and Lima, leaving Richmond at 3:53 p. m. $ ' ." . ' . - V Connections at Eaton with P., C, . C. and St. L. f or points, north and south.- At West Alexandria with .' Cincinnati Northern R. R. for points t north and south. . At Dayton with; -electrie line diverging for, Troy; Piqna, Sidney, Lima, Xenia. Springfield, ,

Columbus, Hamilton and OuacinnatL, . Through rates,' through tickets it "j. all points. For, farther information -eall iXomaPhon,209. VJ1-': t L" ; ; MARTIN, SWISHER Agt. ' Arrangements for parties, . special cars, etc., call phone or write C; ,0. -Baker, G. F. & Pa. A., West Alex an-

dna, Ohio. ;