Richmond Palladium (Daily), 17 March 1906 — Page 7

THE MORNING PALLADIUM SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1906.

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T't When you place ; - ' ' NAT I SUIIOAY. SERVICE' 1 Tih'the churches NOTICE TO. MINISTERS. To insure their publication all church notices J for Saturday '! issue must be at llie JftUlattfum by 1 p'cloclc on Priday;r it, : First English Lutheran Church. , Rev.'Llmei' (5i Howard, pastor. Morning i-worsbip" at 10 :30 a. m. Evening service at7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9" a. m. , Lenten, Midweek servic Thursday, 7:30 p.' m: . East Main 8tri Frindg.': : ; .Alfred T. Ware, Pastor, t ! BiblecJippJ at,9' o'clock Meeting for 6rshlrkl0:30; "Junior 4 Endeavor at 2:30. Senior Endeavor '6:30. Whittier. . Reading Circle at ..7.. f., . . Mr Mr WWteatex'Friends Church. O- 'MrFrazief, Pastor.' - . ible, School, f ,9100 a. m.'; jMieetr ing for worship, 10 :30fl. mp Evening service at 7 o'clock V . South (Eighth - Street Friends. ' Rev. Clarence M.' Case, pastor. ' Bible ffnoo at 0 amMeetipg for woVsliip atlO-30 . C-:Ef pitting "ai 0:30 p. m. ""fleeting of the Men's Social , Union net , Yedncsdayj.eveumg, vi!r4i ins, iiitiKu u5' t o c-ii First , Presbyterian Church. Re.' Tho'J. Grahfrra, p&stOtf

Sabbrfth cMbl'-OilS'uV'WScfal ine orumance or Dapusm-wiu oe session ami adfcssYw Ustor -- administered. The public -invited. ' lkIofiiiii? 'wo'wliip, Il0-id. -Sermon ext 'WednesTTay, flie "21st, at 7:30 p.

by the Rev. Isdae MMHughes, D. V., ' 1Jr- iiui.ni iiam ?me lasi.uarPasto.' Ementus;.: ;.:.toHnga:eople.V erly conference. AHeport for the

meQiuig G4o.rpV m. ' ; Ev&tin. shi$,' " 7 :30. Sermon J by rnfrtr .F. .1 f mi t ? . . n si t ineme;."iieii2ion ot Lomwuision. ISlOll Midrweek meeting Thursdav 730 t . luiurveth. inftiin,,, luuihua;, .ou m. vi; All are welcome. mi .a ) Second Presbyterian" Church. , i'.T Jfi :.'! r- f;";f "'; r . . Norh Nineteepthand Cf , r. : : C, O.rShirey, pastor,,, r,.: . Preaching byi! the pastor at 10:30 and1 7:30 'o'clock. i ' vv.- i Sunday . school at ?.9 :15 .a. m.f i with special : exercises in ihetline.'k)f ReviewI ''I. .. .;tl,.. -'thl'-i : i) f ! Earlljam Heights Sunday tsohool at 2 :30 pViiW.' . ' Bible ' Study" ; Class at 2 :30,'j Auditorium Intermediate and J uui.brCTSI p. ni.-7 befijqr TIT at ,0:15. Mid-week meeting Thursday at 7:15 p. jn.r r,r. 4PH, H." BadlqyRecjtor. Holy Oommunroh', 7:30 a."m.u Snnlay .scUo.ol P,:15 a. , ni.. , Prayer, Sermon, 10:30. PrayVrpriaartss, 7:30. :r . Morning . Evening Pirst Baptist. IRev. A. M. Hr.eklemniu pastor. $undav school 9 :15 ai. in. Jaiora at ra. 2:30 p. m. Young People ut ft':30 m. Divine worship at 10:30 a. rieatliing.nt 7:30..n. m.t All arq mv3 -XTrinity Lutheran tJllTirchr"""""' Rev. Joseph Beck, pastor., reaching by the pastor aiv10:$0 a. n. and 7 p. ra. 0 'jb'r,.ij j United Brethren; Rev. M. Hobson, r pastor, ,.: The services will be held in the K. of at y. Temple on South Eighth street, E p. m. Preaching bv the pastor.

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a' United Presbyterian Church. Corner Eleventh. and North B 3ts. ; i -' -Rev. s.'fe Lyons, pastor. I: ' ! Preaching ;by .the pastor; at-10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school 9:15 a. m. Christiair Union, 0:45 p. m. First Methodist, Episcopal. r Rev. M. Swadener, D. D., pastor. Sabbath School; 0:1 5 :a. m; Preaching by the pastor, at 10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Class meeting 12 M. Junior League, 2:30 p. m." EpWorth League, 0 :30 p. m. Sabbath will be the' time' of the last quarterly meeting of1 the cohference year, the-communion' service ' will ' be held in i connection' with the 'morning worship. AH members' are urged to be present. h .i-!''BtherA..lf.'E. 'Rev. F. P.'Baker, pastor. I ' Sdrmon by the pastor at 10 :30 a. nl' " ' ! t. Grace ' Methodit 'Episcopal. Rev. -W M. Nelson; Pastor:. ; Sunday' school at'9 a.' ni. Preach-; arigbv Dr. Geo. II. Hill at 10:30 m'.f ' Junior! League' atr 2:30 ' p. 'im: Sfehior League at G :30 p; m. Preach iiig'by the pastor at 7:30 p; m. ' This! will be Dr. Hill 's last-preaching i service in his oflicial 'capacity with this church, and it is hoped that his .many friends-will, comf out f to hear him. His long .services with this church h&s greatly, enddared'him to the people. ' i ft 't -,"r- s.I : o Third Methodist Church, o y Sundays school at 0:30i a. m.' The pastor will preach at !;10:30 ? a.; mi,' and 7 p. m.r. .At the morning servie1 i v.. : I... n..i ittj

"esdav evenin?, the 2Sth the pastor's , i.-t.: iwiat . Tvr.n-J , .nvtstrongest animal oits size, the go-

uivHiici, iicvi x . ncpuinicij nin , " yv-,""" ffve his ..entertainment, ' The.. Auto-, ..'j. ...o.u ,5 --1.. biography of a Preacher's Horse. hflr'c Hnrco ' ' I ' f : f-i St. Andrew's Church. to- i iRev. 'PrankxA.. Roell, rector! iRev. Henry. Gadlage','iassistant;ir Holy sacrifice of tbe masgiiiaf 7i30 a.vra..' nndO:45 ai'm. oVespers and .benedic tion of the blessed -sacrameat at j3 :00 p.-no; ( on c ' . . I T'i j- i: i. )i(f jJT1 t . ! re. j StiMary's Catholic. i ' Rov. J ELr'Mattinglyi pastan- Rev. Thomas Huffman, assistant. V'-Holy sacrifice rof . the mass at 6, 8 9,' and 10-iJ0 a; in; Vespers and benediction df the blessed sacrament iat"3rp.;m. '111!-; JHv 1 ! ! if. I . MILTON (Hi t ;t s '!(i;Tllt ' "fPalladitiki" (orresponofencel ' ' Milf Ah, Ind.; ' March ' iG! Abo J lit forty:31Utonpcoplcr attended "the. con. i'ertot Richmond Tuesday, evening Mrs. G. F. Barton returned to her home ift jUf ago TliurstTTv. l: K'Fronk6ulsVjidianarH i visitijig relt if e suoth of ttwn i Frank (7allaway was a Richmond ..MM rJ T. IflSuglikrV Helen, hve returned to their home ifT-lTTdinnnpoH?!.-ti;s. Richard Sells is 11 with the ' A ' 1 3 -jxh. i Harry jrHashqnr ha$ returned 3vtq Cincinnati to continue the study of i.jMrs, C. E. St. .yrain, ha,s to'her home in Reddington returned Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cmll left Thursdav for Waterville. Washinc?home. w

to stand by your JHS FEEDING SONG BIRDS The Correspondent of Palladium it I ', i i ! : : 1 . . i , ' Give Some Timely Suggestions. Editor , Palladium -Your ! ,M If ' ; "if correspondent .',4,Bird Lover, '!rwho,, makes, a plea for, the birds in .your paper of March J.4th, has given a key note for practical bird protection .but , let me suggest that there is a better way of feeding birds., than by r throwing crumbs ; and . scraps on the , snow, Foqd, thrown on ,the,snow S9qn sinks and -disappears, jJEven, when there is a crust onfye snow heffood. is fro-j zen, immediately and is,, but, , an , icy repast ra hungry bird. A: much more, hospitable ,way is tq, place a brojud board on, the snow, or, in a path where the birds ,will , be, likely , to , see it, -and, scatter. the. food on the board. A, ishallow box is: better yet, and prevents the food being scattered and wasted, t Many persons tie pieces of beef or suet in the forks of the limbs of trees for the birds. These should be placed so that the bird can sit on a limb while helping himself to a meal, and it -is- very entertaining to watch a robin or jay picking his breakfast of meat or suet'.' . i.-. . r :. - r TT , "TT PURE MAPLE SUP. " 7 Our "Parsons afup' from Chardon.r Ohio. Xwll ; be foere : - .labout March r order.. .Phone, 292. r )LEV ' BROS. . j: if ""' ' ' :;The Breathof Life.' . M ... . :n ii. i . i t. . -r.r-,r - r.;... .... erf tillunjr meiinsnowerfiu creatures. 1 ' i How to-.keep, the breathing . organs right, should be man's chief est study. Like thousands.fJfj otlierfc, Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, of Port Williams, O., has learned how to do this. She writes Three bottles, of Dr. King's New-. Discoverfy stopped my cotigh'iof two years 'and oared .mero what my its -grand fore throat; and . lungs ; troublest1 '. Guaranteed by. A: G. Luken and Oq.v ; druggists. tiPjiee 50or:and $1.00. Trial bottle free. .;t PLAN ' STATE a 1 t Electric n (,Line u Representatives , T-o 'I . HI' sr- Gather at Indianapolis. r ' : h Jvepi;eseatativ!8,s,v of the Rjiehmond Street and ( Jntetrnrban .Company will be present at the meeting of the Centrcit'Etectnc Railway Association which - Wiil-twneidfIniaiiafis nextThursday. , A , compatui of iHqlectrte .Mffi njke the .lPfyjto.jdaii pmis in a special liuerurban car which will bcrin its trip at Cleveland and which wtll run jpxr'nis liff t ttii Indiana capital. ''The route will not be throuq-h Richmond, i,..,v,.i, t?:i, i ii'.MMMer. 'H'!,..,lWell .Worth Trying, r W. JI. .Brown,; the popular pension attorney of "Pittsfield, Vt.t savs: ''Next.tosn pensioE, thejbest thinto sretvis Dr. King's New Life Pills." Hev Writes i "they'eep my family in splendid ihealthj.', Quick cure" for Headache. Constipation and Biliousness.25er Guaranteed at A. G. Luken. & Co.'s. drug store.

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AWFUL DISASTER ON THE RIO GRANDE NEAR PUEBLO.

COLORADO. victims were buhheo alive East-Bound and West-Bound Trains Crashed in a Snow StormMail Was Destroyed. Pueblo, Colo., March 1G. The -worst railroad wreck in Colorad since the memorable Eden disaster, occurred aboutv2 o'clock this .morning in a snowstorm on the Denver & Rio Grande , Railroad, near Adobe. Eastboundi train No. 16 crashed into westbound ;tain No. 3, telescoping the, forward cars on each train. The coaches at once took fire and the flames completed the horror begun by the collision; The ? number- of dead ' is estimated , - at fifty upward. The number of injured is placed " at twenty-five. The cause ! of the wreck is attributed to a failure to deliver qr ders to No. :lG so that Noi. 3 could pass. : , .., , , . , . .. , , . , Among the physicians who render-, ed -assistance were Dr. F. N. Cochens, of . Salida, who was on No. 16 at the time of t'ae coljision but Twho escap-, ed injury. ; m.at '.4ricbeglif jcarmgf; for the wounded and iwas. assisted ty, Drs. G. )YV Rambo and f, ,R Moore, of jqrence, whoj socji ajffiyej( at the scene lof ithe disaster e 1 v . Some of the victims were pinioned under the wreekage and burned alive before help could reach them. Mostqf thernjuedT wererpn N. 3; which was heavily loaded. No. 16 carried -comparatively JJ few passengers, and ljiese; escaped -generally writh a slight shaking up; One man vas the only one of a family of ten who escaped. He lost his father, mother, wife, and , three children .a brother, and two other relativesl ! Three of the crew on No. 3 were i.lled and two qn.No. .16. ' One of the engineers' on No. 3, which was a double-header, was. found dead in..Jns cab; willi'liis"- ?n'd on" the throttle.' ; Express Messenger lE. M;. McParland, a' relative rof the detective of that name, whV has been' active in the Gqvernor Steunenberg assassination case, is among the-dead. Many of the bodies will never be identified, having been j burned to a i crisp. iPart of the mail was destroyed and all the express matters r . iti ti - . Rjeliefi trains were I atsionce s: dispatched to the scene i ! j from PnebLo and Florence ,'but the work was necessarily; slow, because lof the! -smoke: from the burning wrecks and "because! of the: cold! weather. ! -; ;, . IThe first- three ' cars oflNa. 3 were piled up, bHjtt rbefore the wreckage tookT fire the majority, of the. passen gers were; removeq. i - rTn: -.;f't ' Bea,rf the Bigjiatnre ; 'o)r -rf ne Kina you Have Always cougnr TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS,, :if Those; in Wayne Township Not,iTo be : fcibsedf Until' Last c Week in 1 i ? . - April. ; I'he district' schools"' of 13 Wayne Jb county are maintained for a. period of eiuht montns in the. year, a montll -1 ..... - ... - ... - --. . w. . longer . i nan scuoois in any oiner. tawnshijpi in 'Wayne' count yt The commencement"" exercises of Wayne , township 'School's, tlierefore, will not 'take ! place tlie last week 'p March1 as In 6'ther townsliips, but the last 'of 'April.5 ''Township Trustee, Potter, has not yet arranged for this annual event. "lt'joroIabty will be held"in Riehnioritl at the 'court" liouse' 3s m former A-ears. . i on fdbl I the life" 'eivin curreni' the minute you take it. TO. ' ' A eentle swthin'r warmth' fills 'ihi ne'H-es ami bljool wilh life.,iil I it's1 a reat pleasure i'f ?JVt ' .'.i;-2ri!: !JsJr- ..?L-;i.C' ioStAe tiollister5's' Rocky 'Mountain :' ea! 3o "cens, Tea or Tablets. For fa'le' bv" X.'. (j.1 Liikeii1 & Co. ' n Heavy, impure bloodma"kes a mud 4y, pjanpiy; corpkxioiij -iieadthes; ea'r UndigestionJ Jrinn Woefl nausea makes you weak, pate, sickly. Buridek Blood "Bit ters makes the blood rish, 1 'red,- - purV restores perfeet

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS. FOR RESULTS.

WANTED A girl for general housework. No washing or ironing. 122 N. loth street. WANTED At Railroad Restaurant, dish washer, 25 North E. St. WANTED Experienced men J in trimming department, cutter, seat and top man. Address Peters Buggy Company, Columbus, Ohio, j WANTED Board and room in private family by gentleman. Address II. P. L care Palladium. . WANTED Situation, cook, good - steady man wants situation. First class cook. "George "Fair," Tity. ; General delivery; . WANTED-$25 Secures, a.-; business i paying $5 a day. (- Call at room l,r Brunswick Hotel. - : WANTEDWorkers circulars, ; matter operative York. ' -Good pay for earnest everywhere distributing samples and advertising j.No & t" canvassing CoIsAdvertisingl o., . Njew WANTETJ-fAgnts; (either1 4 e&r SO percent rcpDssionevery I housekeeper1 need's it. u SulliVan, 138 S. 7th St. WANTED Situation by practical i and . hwrhly .. recommended , nurap 1 vPhbnex153 ruMST WANTEb'-There is1 an opening- ifor ( a worthy voung;. man tarwork his ' way through the Business College. Phone 240. 2-15-tf ? MONEY LOANED. J j j ?M ;loW rats easyi 'terms. - j Thompson's Loan" and ' Real Estate Agency, 10 N. 7th street. 1-19-f ri&sat-tf NOTICE, iztoihhs. John Elliott and Laura A. Pactf.

executors of last will of Eunice Eljnver ahaotfieV" Pifie-" Coast points.

liott, deceased, vs. Adelle L. Me WiJliamP. Meek, Bertha E. El Laura A. Pack, Hattie Elliott ; 'lA:ithe,,ttrciIit Cburf of' rVayne county'Indiana," April tei 1906. To Adelle' L. "Meek, Ham Pi MeeV. Beftha E EIliottXHattie El liotti You are' se'verallv lirreby "notified that the above name 'petitioners as Executors of the VsAte of aforesaid, have' filed in 1 the ireuit Court ''of Wayne Co ty, yidiana, a petitioriji making -yo 'ndarit thereto, and praying tli or kif ordr and decree- oi sa bvixtp authorizing ! the saW'bf cer Real Estatie5 belonging to the 'esta1 rsaid decedent and1 in said1 petition i'descttbea,1' to tmake - asfsets3fof the payment of th6;debt:and liabilities1' of-saTd estate anaJf that 4 said "'petition, so-' filed and 'pending,' is set 'for bearing'Jin said : Circuit Court, at the Court Hduse ihrRichmbnd, In--. diah'a,"on? a judicial day of the April -. term;f 190a, of : said 'coutt the same, being the-l'4th day of Aprft190Gl if ' Witnessthe Clerfand Seal of said' -Coiirf,' this 12th day of March; 1906. j (s'eaT.) v7c';' gi o lM-rjr.-ia-n ' EDGAR -M. HAAS, lerk; ct 3 ? :n & 13-3wkS." ; RURAL SERVICE &AD The Heavy Snow Interfered With the f I i -Mail: Carriers? During; the Past: .r.i I i Week. 'Tfie week ending "fo'day liaV "been' one of greafTriaTslafid'Tiaftrships for the rrriTl cmierof fpe ounty 'NVi in steraK'j'eaM OiaVe fhe roads throushTnrt" the county Beu- so7eej' .eoVered2 wifl &nbw f aiid-'as 'a 'result' thcborts driven'1 f fliVartfral : Karfief! havebeeft almbst f worn ouf-'bj 'the ; hea'ty pa!Ts." Some' of the routesi-thr-cTjuntry were abandonedor a -day ortwo .earlier in the wedfc andUothexi'livre not served in full, marry' farmers being missed.'' ''i?, t"- .-'-'-', . .: .1

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f 4 - , ' 4 4 i t FOR SALE-Stallion by Hal DilIiard three years old. For particulars enquire Jesse Schultz's saloon, 23 North E Street. , Tnt RAT.T :'0 r .Richmond " property. a specialty, Pprieraeld Kelly BlockJ Phone 3ia. i i ... - tt. ii. JJ: FOR- SALE-Shade trees f or. sale. 1 Address James Garrett, Fountatia 2 City, Indiana,. : . M! LOST An 'umbrella, left ' on 7 :30 car 6r at St. Mary 's Hall. Finder please return' to Bell? . Telephone Exehan'jje. ,LOST Watch ' f charm ' Knights . of r Columbus ' Emblem.'. - Retbrn1' to j Itichmond Loan Company. Reward LOSTA, silk work bag containing fancy work, on South lth street, or between 17h and 4th on Main" Return io 39 Si; 17thr , LOST A .black belt, with a silver, ' buckle near corner N, 10th -apd A streets. Finder, retugi to i lQfi N. . neturn io yup. uux ana Pfo-re ward;,,:,,. , ; f , -.-."r : j? r-'-i i y. ' . ; LOST-r-Volume J, of Fiske'a Diseov-, j 4 ery . Anerie. j Finder. ,. kindly t return to, ;the,; Morrison-Reeves Jij c bra'ry- and receive regard. " 2 -tfWt.: LOSTj-rA back- comb vrith three 'sap-i .. iphifefsets; between ' :South! I Four- : : teenth land Boston f store, iff Return to Haner's jewelry tore,' v and. -i receive reward. . MOlfY. LOANED. , , . I At low .rates-reasiL &rms! Thompson's Loan and Real Estate Agency, 10 N. 7th . street, v Balls xitwie i:noneiio. iSJ. j Ji-zy-iriasaiit t -HTicjfets on sale daily February 15tlT to Anril 7th" from Chicnwl I a 17 : T a l n lI J a com a, Seattle, Victoria, VancouVUlWpuUlUjJtJ JUII. Ull.CB A.lVUl vlrllvi points. , uauy ana personally conduetedj tourist cat parties in. tourist sleeping .cars, - from. Chicago-to:. San ; Francisco, Los Angeles, dad Portland - '7 pie) only : $7.00, ( 1 1 ,'FoxA boyOklets, .describing the Pacifio Coast its. climate nnd respurcesj maps, train schedule j and :fuU .i?iformation, apply Jo pr, address; any agent of jthe,Nortb-Wesfc-em. line or A.;H. .WaEr2on:r.f,, Trav. ; lTc Th6mas Ecleetric Oil is71 the best;1 remedy fdr that of ten1 fatal di-" eas-c'rbhp. f Has "been used'fWith! success :iri' dhr family"' -forni eight ' ;'i 'jr.:; .; T . i. ' : 71 TO WaHirigto, WCC. And dblce of jffiutes from 1 i V, . JTI'TS ' 'i :'. 1 ! -it The 1J. UVyyai Route or tVTfci vVWamous Batt"e Field lWfctbfesque C. & O. 17 OO Round I flat0OHle3Iarch'24tb. Tlekntg i?ood returning to anJ Including April M. C. A. Blair, Pass, and iTIckct Agt. HOKE -XElJ 44. j This is the seasonoX listlessness, headaches j and 1spfringf disorrs,. Hollister 's. Hcc-y T-fo-untain-. Ta . ia sure;: preventative. r , Jjfake fyoUi strong and vigorous. ; 3a tcns Tea or. Tablets. i.r;.jf-4'. .- '.; ' - ; ; For sale bv A. 6 Luken &. Co. ..

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