Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 135, 8 June 1906 — Page 3

The Richmond Palladium, Friday, June. 8,. 1906.

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"Marik0,utithe. Nerves, ttytfypu 5 realise) that pain is .vAJUg", andf exhausts - your vilftlt fc jFDon'tTyou ' refnc mber ;"hpvvjf completely. worn-out. you :fitlajtcrthatslast Jattack of iK'dachetneuralgiabackache, periifaUor otherspell of suf-. f ef in Nearly, "every, case of inammation,' apoplexy, paralyjSicp'ile'pjy, and insanity is , direct y, due i to the weakening influence of pain upon the

brain-nerves? For. this reason evtrv i one ' who 1 suffers from , pairUoKany kindishould? i fatil-tojget relief as quickly possible. You can do this Dr. Miles' Anti , others do. "I have uned Dr, Pills f or years, and n-v.r failed. I always tk house. In t fact ! h without suearMhan thePills. vtous;to usinrithem l iiaa always Buffered with Bick . htsedache, .sometimes tcInK ln bed for three and; four days. I had tried. nearly everything I ever heard , of ; Home would. seem to help at flrst.t but rafter a short time the efrecttwould wfar,orr. It. U five yoars nowjnlnce Ibkan taking Ir. Miles" Antl-Palhl'llls; and-the results art a good'as-at first." " una. .w. ii. marshaix. :8oprl. Col. Dr. Miles' Antl-Pafn Pills are sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first package will 'benefit. If it falls, he , will return your money. 25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold In bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Sour Si onach "I aaad.Pacarata and feel like anew man. I have aan ttitererfrom.djriprp.fra-Bnd tour atomach Of b. i wo years. I naveibeen staking mediinland ntber dro, bnt could find no relief only o.a thort time, tf wUl'racemmend Caaeareta to j (rlend:i.the oo!y,thlg for Indigestion and onr atomach and to keep the bowela id good, cod. ltlot. Thay are vrry nice to et." ... Harry Stuckler. Haaeh Cboak, Pa. Pleat ant. Palatable, Potent, Taite Good, Do Oood, aver bioken. Weaken or Urine, 10e. , toe. Merer Id in bulk. Tba genuin'tblet ataniped CCQ. Sarantoadto cure or your money bark. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 509 UHUAL SALE, TEH MILLION BOXES BE THE CHICAGO, CINCINNATI & ..... LOUISVILLE R. R. (THE NEW WAY) Effective May 20th, 1906. EAST BOUND.

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PRESIDENT CASSATT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA. Mr. Cassattwho may resign because so many of his employees have accept-1 stock tin coa companies under peculiar circumstarices,started1his railroad life as ' a fclvir engineer.' helping to locate a railroad'lntGeergla. Afterward he, entered the . engineering department . of tlie Pennsylvania, i became j superln-; tendent of motive power and machinery" then generalsuperintendentof ,the.

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HUMORED SALE OF THE D. & W. The Weidner Elkins Syndicate Said to be Ready to Act. PROPERTY IS VALUABLE SAID THAT PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE APPROXIMATELY $3,000,000 WINTERS DOES NOT DENY. The Dayton Journal in speaking of the reported sale of the Dayton & Western, says: "Rumors are again circulated relative to the sale of the interests of the Dayton & Western Traction Company In the railway connecting this city with Richmond. Ind. Heretofore they have been strenously denied and eventually found to have been without foundation. Negotiations have now been entered and the outright sale to the Weld-ner-Elkins syndicate within the near future is by no means a remote possibility. When asked by a Journal reporter relative to the matter President Valentine' Winters did not deny the fact that negotiations were on, and fact assumed an attitude that lent color , to the report that steps have been Inaugurated with a view to the sale of the valuablbe property. While he did not state the amount of the consideration for which the 'transfer would bo made, it has .been known '.what value1 he has heretofore putpon the property, and it is reasonable to assume that the purchase price, -if sold, will not vary widely from $3,000,000." CITY AND COUNTY Real Estate Transfers. Richmond Elevator and Milling Company to the P., C. C. & St. L. Ry. Co., part of the south- - east quarter of section 33, . township 14, north, range 1 west, east of North 19th st 10 James S. Taylor to Charles S. Taylor, strip of ground 6 ' feet wide off the south -side of lot 48 and part of Mot 49 in Blckle and Law's addition to Rich mood i 3500 C. A. Knollenberg ,to Stephen A. Ryan, lots, 1,"2,3, and, 4 in the subdivision of lots 31, 32 and part of lot. 43 In that part of the cltylaid out by William F. Manley ' Armlnda Lacey tovSamanthe B. Thompson, a lot In the town of Fountain City, S00 Building Permits. Mrs. Kielhorn to remodel frame buildingJGOO. C' D.X Storks, to erect a frame building, .$1$00. John Bennett, to remodel barn, $100. Deaths and Funerals. TIERNAN Katherine, the . fourteen' months' old : child of. Mr. and Mrs. James Tiernan, died at the home of .her i grandfather, William Drlfmeyer119South 3rd 'street, yesterday morning. DAVIS The funeral of Martha C. Davis, widow . of the late Georse C. Davis, who i died suddenly at 411 Southj9thi street," of heart affection Wednesday,") will stake' place from the home ithisf afternoon at .'3:30 o'clock, the ReV.' C. O. Shirey officiating. Burial will be 4 In Earlham cemetery.' . Friends imay-call to view the remains at any time, : ' ' ' '

EARLHAM REJOICES in FIRST ANNUAL The "Sargasso" Is Given Over to Students with Appropriate Exercises. CREDITABLE PRODUCTION BOOK IS DEDICATED TO PROF. WILLIAM N. TRUEBLOOD, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AT THE COLLEGE. The "Sargasso" the first college annual of any importance at Earlham was issued yesterday. The last chapel exercises. of the year were given over to the Sargasso presentation. The period was the ; most enthusiactic of any held in the chapel this year and if results of this meeting count for anything the Sargasso' wilf be published again. In an enthusiastic speech Laurence Smelser introduced Howard Burgess, the editor of the Annual. As Mr. Burgess rose to speak he was greeted by cheers from his fellow students. In a very appropriate speech Mr. Burgess thanked' the students. for the reception he ' received. In a few well chosen words he then presented a copy of the Sargasso bound in full leather, to Prof. William Newby Trueblood, to whom the first annual is dedicated Mr. Trueblood is the most popular professor in Earlham, and the students showed by their long and loud applause , that f they were heartily in sympathy with the staff's choice. Owen Kuhn. business manager, made a short speech.. stating why and how the Sargasso should be published each year. At the close of his ' remarks he presented a souvenir volume of the book.toMr. Howard Burgess, the editor in chief. Bert Annual J- the, State. The Sargasso is without a doubt the best annual in , the state ('considering the size of the school from which it is issued. The tiook is a handsome one being abound in grey buckram with "The Sargasso" and "Earlham 06" embossed on the cover in dark green. The most noticeable feature of the book is the literary material and the excellent arrangement of the con tents. The book reviews mainly . the history of the past year. but part of it is. given over to 'Earlham as it. used to be. It Is Illustrated profusely with pictures of the faculty, classes and organizations in the school. The original art work is 'very neat. 'and the excellent pen drawings by Mr. Laurence Smelser are in evidence throughout the edition. Taken as a whole the i book is -a very creditable oneand;is worthy of Earlham's position" in 'the tedr.cational world. The book was? printed by theNicholson company of' Richmond.'" ithout doubt it Ms" the, best 'piece of Jfcork of the kind ever Issued by ajfwestern firm. STOCKHOLDERS' METING. The stockholders of fhe Richmond Casket Co. . , are hereb-notified that the : Annual 'Meeting of Stockholders convenesat' the cftlce of The Richmond Casket Co., Yurfb 19th,1906.v 2 p. m. 1 J. H. MLLS, Secretary, and G&nerar Manager. d-S-ll13-15-18 Will' Build; new Home. J. S.Kuth,;of the. State Line Fruit Farm is preparing to begin in the .very near future,?. the erection -of a ' nice twelve room x- residence on ;his". place. It will. be located on the' knoll east or the present residence. The house now. occupied "was recently remodeled and put in perfect repair and will, be detained, as a residence for his help.?Iew; Paris Mirror.

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Noted Socialist Gives Answers to Ten Objections to Party's Views. ' DIVISION NOT NECESSARY SPEAKER HOLDS THAT RAIL- i ROADS, MINES AND OTHER INDUSTRIES CAN BE CONDUCTED COOPERATIVELY. Gertrude Greslau Hunt, of Chicago, who has been lecturing in Richmond under . the , auspices of the " Socialist party gave her closing talk last night at -the I. O. F. Hall In her 'talk last night she ' gave the ' Socialist , answer to ten . objections which she said were commonly advanced ' against their opinions'" In part 'Mrs' Hunt said: "Socialists do not propose to divide up, rather 'to go into business as a municipalities as states or nations, produce the means of life at cost and stop dividing upthe wealth the workers produce with those who never toil r It is no more necessary to divide up . to own and operate coal mines, railroads and steel machinery, together that it ' was when we '. began to operate public schools, fire departments streets and bridges We divided up with the railroads last year $662,-' 000,000 profits and with Rockefeller $50,000,000, a taxing J power h greater than any ruler ever 'possessed Don't Destroy.Worthy, Incentive. "Socialism would not ! destroy . any worthy incentive, onlyevil incentives which no community has a moral right to furnish. The, incentive to provide homes . beautiful, hygienic and convenient, to rear strong, Intelligent well equipped children, to provide leisure and means 1 for study, travel and music, to preserve " health and happiness would be . present; - the incentive to' graft, adulterated foods, war, child-labor i and adult idleness, ignorance, prostitution, intemperance and robbery would ' all be lacking, when no one owned our means of life and could make no profit out of the community, then no one would desire to poison and adulterate our foods. No one will face a cannon for $13.00 a month to extend markets for goods he has produced and is suffering for, when he can enter a splendidly equipped factory and produce $500.00 a month. No one will pay Baer $7.50 for a ton of coal when he can get It from a national mine for $2.00. No one will work for Carnegie producing $10.00 per day and receiving $2.00 when he can employ himself In a collective industry and get the $10.00 he produces. "Socialists do not stir up class hatred,; but search for the cause and strike to remove it that our race may enter into a state where jungle ethics do not 'prevail, where all will be producers unless too young or aged or ill and all will be joint owners of 'capital and thus be secure in the private ownership of what . they produce. This would forever end the strife between-capitalists and workers. - Not Opposed to Religion. "Socialism Is not opposed to religion or the churches. It is no more opposed to religion than to own our great mills, mines and stores together than it is to own water systems, electric light plants and postal service and run these without rent, dividends or profits. "A co-operative commonwealth will ' make possible the i living of the Golden Rule and is the only way to apply -the -.teachings; of Jesus, to our social life - as' well as to our r individual lives." Mrs. Hunt has been lecturing in.In-J JJ . 1 l" . 1 3 111 i' uiuiia ; iui;ee . muuius aim wmisuuu'gu on" through' to the Pacific coast speaking in all the large cities. 1 CHURCH AND CLERGY. ; The British .Weslejran Methodists, have,, already ld'jmre than 1,500,000, xple?of the word edition of their new. hymn-book taud more 'than 250,000 of the' "tune: book." Early next. autumn the most famovs Bnglish1evaRgelit, Gypsy -Smith, who. Is a real gyisy,twH4,coaoe to this country to ;wbrkCunJer Etfce auspices of tha Conreatienal natioBai council. The nineteenth anniversary ;.. of the American! yBible society 'falls on Feb. 25. and 'the &0,0OGiProtestantmini8ters .ia -t.a - iA " a f a t we united states nave uroiinaseunB observe ;that , day as "Bible Sunday. Bl8hopWilliam .Benjamin Derrick of the -third ' Episcopal ; district i of . the 'African Methsdist' Episcopal Church of TConr YnrfciHt-v has hn dpfdirnatal h-v the bishops' fcotmeHUo' go t South ?Af-f rica! aad- tryto i adjust ithe troubles tfcat- have; resulted V In . the presiding elders of Xthei South -African .conference. suspending the Right Rev. Charles S." Smith. Tlie Infnnt .anal, the Vraalrea ITecculla't caHthe.;'baly. Tha nscrae "Hi sweetly"; claims, TaUh? .couZcUctt ythe umplra A thousand ''dlfref en t names. Houston Post. Wise 'Precaution. TOId TfO'nlever, tank? pun til -yon be-j gan'.to seejtBiaf 3 .'r.askeasakem. MNp;".frpJid Enacts "We;boil "oar, drinking water'--Chtcago News. As to Par Relations. Although we raiMer. "How.d'ye dot" vvnen-sucji astneaejqraw nig a. WatsareJour.oaraiaJity " Until' wVsay Ooodby." Philadelphia Presa. ' ByCer r eaesdeaiee. Mrs. Hcrle How did T he come to oaarry thtjiwotaan? Mrs. Doyle-ItMnk she was a mail. nlr veNew'.YorkiLlfe.? '

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Business Men of the Queen City Are . Making a Trip to Indiana, Illinois and Michigan Towns Plans for Their Entertainment. - - " A delegation of over fifty from the Cincinnati". Business Men's Club will visit Richmond Saturday and will spend ithe' day) inspecting the . streets, buildings and attractions of the "Quaker City." The party has , been spendingjtwo weeksvisitlng jin ifferenVjcities in Illinois. Indiana - and Michigan' and is now on its way home tojCifibinnati. vT'her Business Men will arrive here on ji'Saturday. morning on; the C. C. & L.1 from Muncie andJwill be met at the 'depot ; by a . special car on' the street carbines. It it can be arranged.' there will1 be a delegation cf members from thej Commercial Club to meet the strangers and welcome them to the city. f. ine aay-wui ne spent in a riae over. thV city and in an inspection of the several r institutions and places of amusement. Will- Meet -Today. The Ladies Missionary Society of theH United Presbyterian t church j will meet this 'afternoon 'at 2:30 with 'Mrs. Charles 'Magaw,. No. 202 North 8th. ANOTHER GOOD ARREST Jesse Maroney of Ft. Wayne Charged With Assault With Intent to Kilfwas Caught Here. "I expected to get arrested, but I didn't Mook for it so soon," remarked Jesse Maroney yesterday afternoon when .he was taken i into custody on Ft.'-Wayne , Ave., ,by Officer Edwards. Maroney f is i badly - wanted at . Tipton, Ind., on I a i charge i of assault . and ' battery iWittr intent o'kill. The man is a veryjidespera'te character and the.local : police ' were notified ' a few days ago V that S Maroney had ' relatives in this (city ; and ' that he could probably jbe located ' here as ; he , had stated be fore leaving , Tipton - mat ne intended to come i to Richmond. Maroney was engaged; on 'repair work when arrest ed. It'' is expected that a Tipton offi cer will arrive in the city today for the purpose of taking Maronev. back to Tipton for trial. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Additional Machinery for Municipal Light Plant. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Public Works . of the city of Richmond, Indiana, will receive sealed bids or proposals, at its o flee in the City of Richmond, Indian until 2 oclock p. m.. Tuesday, Juie 19th, 1906, for additions and imple ments to the Municipal Electric Ight and Power Plant as follows; fo the supplies necessary for equipping and installing one complete (500)K. W. or (750) K. W. reciprocating engine, or turbine engine unit at thf Munici pal Electric Light -and Poer Plant, all In . accordance with . soeclficatlons and instructions to -bidders on file in the office of the boar of Public Works in Richmond, Infiiana, and at the office of the City's consulting Engineers C. E. Mead &Jbo., No. 709-10-11 and 12, Riebold-Bfiilding, Dayton, Ohio. The proposals are to cover the following items, topit: Water tube boiler, automatic " spoker, high speed engine, condensers! alternating curent generator ami exciters, turbine erigine,switchboaf d, alternations &c, all of which willfully appear in the plans :. and ' specijeations . now on file injthe-office of'jhe -Board of Public Works; of said lty.' Specifications to accompany.eacl 'proposal. Each bidder! must file with the clerk - of i the hiard, when1, he finishes 'his i Bid, the . ipual - statutory affidavit, and eposlt I wlth.thlm a certified check, rWatliast two per cent of the amount tfhlJ bid, as i a guaranty that he will , alee said work at said bid and l carryXoft the construction of said work.;fie successful bidder will be. required' to give bond with surety to be approved by said Board, insuring the faithful completion of said work 'according to 'the contract. The Board reserves the. right to reject any and all bids, and - re-advertise said work. JOS. S., ZELLER. . t ?T JOHN F. DAVENPORT. r?rprr WILLIAM H. ROSA. Board of Public Works. June lst&8th. NOTICE. Clingenpeel Mary J vs. E, Thomas. Before. Luther C. Abbott, istice of the ? Peace, within and Township. Wayne Be it known that on the 16th day of May, 1906 the above nated plaintiff filed ibefore, me in my ofxe, her complalntagainst said 'defendant in the above entitled causa togther with her affidavit't for ' attachment t. . upon the groundthat .said defedant t is a nonresident "of JUJeState'y Indiana. , SaidMefenXiant'F. H Thomas, there fore ls;herebyyictifiea of the,.pendency of said! complaint J aod j proceedings in Attachment against AimS and ithat un less ihetappears viijcl'. answers or demure I thereto ' at fie calling . of . said Lcauseatl2"i o'clock P. M. on-this 23rd day .of July,-1906 at my office over 552 Main 'Street in the City of Rich mond'in Wayne County and State of Indiana, said complaint and proceed ings and'tbe matters and things there in-contained and alleged will be taken as true and f said cause will be heard and t determined 3 in hi s absence. Witness 'my hand . and official seal atJthesaid city ,of Richmond this 31st .day of May,'" 1906. Luther C. 'Abbott, Justice of the

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Bo much ; has been t, written by the itandardjmediiialJauthoritie8,dfaH;the several 1 scho'olsfdf , prctiige, in 'praise y of heWve,orf American, C medicinal plantsywhiihlentrMntoithey compoeiJionfrDrVlPierce'felGoldeh Medical Discovery, $thatiniattemjpting to quote from the ; various work"8 on Materia Medica one hardly ; knows -1 where ' to commence,' since itney are so voluminous r.that oniy7the 'briefest and most imperfect,reference cant be presented' in a shorVarucle like -this. Briefly r then L let us .say that the "Golden Medical Discovery " was named front the r sturdy little plant Golden Seal, thet root oi- which enters largely into its composition. Besides this most : valuable ; ingredient, it - contains .glyceric extracts of Stone root, QueeA's root.-Black Cherrybark, Blood-' roow ana xuanaraice root. inley Ellingwood. M. D., an eminem pcactitioner of Chicaeo and Profesr'of Materia Medica in the Bennett! ledical Colleee of that citv. in . his recently published work on Therapeu--tics, says of Golden Seal root: "It is the most natural of stimulants to . the normal functions of digestion. Its influence upon the mucous surfaces renders it most important in catarrhal gastritis (inflammation of stomach) and gastric (stomach) ulceration," Many other authoritfes as well as Dr. Ellingwood extol the Hydrastis (Golden Seal), .as a remedy for catarrhal diseases of the nasal passages, stomach,, bronchia, gall ducts, kidneys, intestines and 'bladder. Among these, we may, mention Prof. John-King, M. Di, '.author: of the American DiBpensatorvProf." J. M. Scudder, M. D., in hia n SpecificJ Medication"; Dr. Hale of the Ilahne-' mann Med. College of 'Chicago: Grqver. Uoe M. D., of New York, in his '"Organic Medicines,' Dr.sBartholow of,Jefferson Med. College and scores of, other, leading medical .writers and teachers. All the i foregoing , em inent authorities ' extol the curative virtues of Uolden Seal in cases of stomach,. liver, and in testinal weakness, .torpor and ulceration of bowels. ' Dr. Elling wood-recommends t it moat;highlv, "In those,cases of;atoiic( dyspepsia . when' the entire - apparatus,'. including the liver, is stagnant and; Inoperative;" He : also extols it most highly in' the manyvweaknesses and de-rangemente-peculiar to women and says,' " It is a mo6t;important'rernedy in" many disorders of the womb". Golden . Seal root (Hydrastis), is an Important''

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mi ALWAYS t mVO'l - Of ; Queen's root, Prof.iKing t Baytx; An alterative' ( bloo.df puirjL Mwur-' 'passedbyjfew.it,anv.otwr!of thSkiowa1 ,'alteratives. . MostBguccessfuln'f ekiaf and scrofulous aneJclion8;byenenraal;in bronchi al aff ectione ;tf)ermarientlycu res bronchitis; t relievesTirritationsaniTa-) portant cough' rem'edy ;rc6uehs lot years'J Etendingbeingcni;aid8inbloodmaking and nutritfon'and may be taken1 with out harm forlbngperiodsv" j Queen's rpdt,GbldeniSeal-root,)Ston root, BlacktCherry.barktahdlBloodrobV all.Tirticles'extoHed'by leading practi-' tioners of j all th'ef schools,'t aa the very, best of )cougharae0icines, .-are made-eo pecialjy valuablowhen combinedwith' chemically pure glyceriuewhich greatly, enhances the curative actionof all these ingredients in . all bronchial, throat'and' lung affections, severe coughs and' kindred ailments. Who can doubt the:efficacy of tsnch compound' when? scientifically made up, as in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery? Who can doubt that' it. is a mo6t effective i remedy-for the several diseases for whichnts ingredients are so highly recommended by the formost writers on Materia Medicat It is in the cure of the more chronic or lingering, persistent, and obstinate cases of bronchial, laryngial and lung affections, attended! by hoarseness and severe cough, which if neglected or badly treated would 'generally have roa into consumption, that "Golden Medical Discovery" has won the highest praise from all who . have -observed its marvelous, control over 'these and kindred affections. It: is. no -cheap compound made-up of i trashy ingredient tor free distribution, that cu nous people may experiment upon themselves as'withxthe many fake nostrums ao r,-mmonly sent out' as "trial bottles. It' has a .forty' year 'record, embracing many thousands of cures. behind Jit,is' sold at a'reasonablepricesandlmaybe1 found in all drug and medicine, stores in this'and many foreign countries. It? will be seenfromthe abovebriel extracts sttow well Golden Medical Dis-I ,co very " is , adapted t for the i cure of all; blood diseases, as, scrofulous tana; skin affections, eruptions, blotches, pimples' and kindred : ailments; t also thatf it Cm equally-good inall Catarrhal?affectijnsj no1, matter 'where 'seated.and,.' for (all! cases of indigestion, ,pr;dy5pep8ia,tor-j pid liver, ,er r.biUousnessandas2av tonic ;andinvigorator jinfalli mahnerjofj weaknetMes. arid tin nerTonsVfdpBilifrirl and .prostration1' the' v above extract' Much farther inform ationias Eroperties anduisesi ofiGoldijnlrMedtcalj 'iecoveiy."?aaIJr.Kereel8Eopte Prescription. forweakoraenirvbei found in- a i' little .booktct; ofextraW from standard medical 'ibks. wTjichr, All - thm i RAveral inirreclientBMof Dr. Pierce's-medicineslwiir.beifund.Jfrom' the readings of , this little booklets to! have the. strongest -poseiblejprbfessicnalj endorsements - and recommendations; for the cnre of ' all ' the diseases f or which tbee medicines ft are recom- ; mended. No -other medicines' for hke purposes i ba ve any snch? endorsement, j They are non-alcoholic,- non-secret, gait and reliable. J' . 519'Main'St. '( 1 Phonograph;Records. r? J A

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