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The Richmond Palladium, Tuesday, November 6, 1906.

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The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. There a disease prevailing in this Country rt dangerous because so decep-

P oy ii neart cusSE ease. DJieuinonia.

heart failure or

apoplexy are often

result of kid-

disease. If

trouble is toadvance

the kiduey-itoison-

, ed blood will at

tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of the bladder, or the kidneys themselves

break down and waste away cell by cell.

Bladder troubles almost always result from a derangement of the Sidneys and a cure is obtained quickest by a proper.

treatment of the kidneys. Ii you are fee

ing badly you can make no mistake

taking Ur. Kilmer s iwamp-Kooi, te

great kidney, liver and bladder reme

It corrects inability to hold urine Mnd

scalding pain in passing it, and ercomes that unpleasant necessity of ing compelled to go often through the day, anl to get up many times durii m the night. The mild and the extra oii nary

effect of Swajnp-Root is soon rAhzed.

It stands the highest for its. wrderful

cures of the most distressing

Swamu-Root is pleasant total and is

cold bv all druggists in fiftfr-dtrnt and

one-dollar size bottles. You rayft' have a sample bottle of this wonderful new discovery and a look that tells all about it, both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co., Biiighamtoti, X. "Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, SwampRoot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle.

EVIDENCE GIVEN

AGAINS

COMPANY

Many Witnesses Were Heard

in Inquiry Into Atlantic

City Wreck.

GOING VERY FAST

HAGERSTOWN.

Hagerstown, Ind., Nov. 5. (Spl.) Rev. and Mrs. Walk drove through to Campbellstown, where Rev. Walk fill

ed his regular appointment yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burk, of New

Castle, are here, the guests of Mrs.

Burke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Knode

Porter.

The Women's Jlistory Club met this afternoon with Mrs. Lontz, at the

home of Mrs. Will Porter.

The Christian Aid Society of the Christian church will meet at the

home of Mrs. II. C. Teeter, tonight

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Green street

of Economy, were the guests of Mr and Mrs. Fred Smith, over Sunday. Mr. Ras Brant came home the lat

ter part of last week from west of New Castle, where he is drilling a gas

well. Mr. Sol Miller, and Mrs. June Wil

liams of New Castle, spent Sunday here, the guets of Mr. and Mrs. Clif

ford Foutz and friends.

Mr. Bryan Elliott of Pittsburg, Pa.,

who has een sick at the home of his

mother. Is able to be out again.

Miss Vinnie Armstrong of Camden,

who has been visiting Mr. Chas. Knapps, for several weeks, has

gone to Richmond for a week's visit.

Mr. and Mrs. George Rheinegger and

daughter, entertained at dinner yes

terday, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stoltz and

family, of San Francisco, Cal.

Mrs. Banta of Eaton, Ohio, is here,

the guest" of her brother, Mr. Will Roller and family.

Mr. Jake Rommel, employed by the

Light Inspection Car Co., will move here with his family this week.

Mrs. Lew Waltz returned to her

home in Anderson this morning after a few days visit with Mr. John Teeter and family..

Mr. George Shuller was called to

Indianapolis last Saturday by a telegram stating that his father had tak

en suddenly ill. Mrs. Shuller and

daughter went to Indianapolis today.

Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Brant entertain

ed at dinner yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. O-'phia Jcnes. and daughter Reta, Mr. nnd Mrs. Adam Rowe.

The reserved seats are selling quite

rapidly for The Foxy Tramp, played here tomorrow night by the Troy

Comedy Co.

Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Teeter entertain

ed at dinner yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. John

Wright and "daughter of Mooreland,

and Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Wikoff.

The Salisbury family will be here at

the I. O. O. F. hall Nov. 30. They have been here before and their mu

sic gave perfect satisfaction.

The Mendelssohn Glee Trio is to be he first number of the lecture course

under the auspices of the Hagerstow

Ugh School Alumni Association. Th

date is Nor. 17.

CLAIMED THAT BRIDGE TENDER HAD A QUARREL WITH YACHT CAPTAIN JUST BEFORE: THE WRECK OCCURRED.

CHESTER.

.Publishers' Press!

Atlantic City, N. J., No v The in

quest into the wreck on the Pennsylvania railroad's electric railway at

the Thoroughfare drawbridge in which

more than 50 persons lost their lives, as resumed by the coroner of At

lantic county. Great Interest is still centered in the investigation. Joseph Dangerfleld, who lives near the scene of the wreck, was fishing on a near by bridge when the wreck occurred. He

6aid that Captain Kessler, of the yacht

Sinbad, for which the draw had been opened a few minutes before the train came alcg had a quarrel with Bridge Tender Stewart over opening of the bridge. Witness said he heard the captain say: "I'll fix the third rail."

Dangereld said he believed Kessler meant he would have Stewart dis

charged for alleged slowness In open

ing the bridge. The witness said that

the ill fated train was traveling over the bridge at a higher rate of speed than that of many other trains that had gone over it. Lloyd Brier, an assistant city electrician, proved an Interesting witness. He said he had been employed on th new electric road during the past summer and several times noticed that the rail which is believed to have caused the wreck stuck. He had driven it down himself several times. He did not know what caused the rail to stick, unless it was because it had not been properly laid.

Woodruff's Claim. New York, Nov. 5. Timothy L. Woodruff, chairman of the Republican state committee, said that he regards the election of Charles E. Hughes as practically certain. "Mr. Hughes will

get 150,000 or more above the Bronx," said Mr. Woodruff. "Mr. Hearst can

not get more than 50,000 plurality in the greater city, according to the

computation of his own managers, and

in my opinion the Greater City will

come close to giving Mr. Hughes a

plurality."

Banker Joins Labor Union. New York, Nov. 5. Banker Jacob

Schiff has become a member of the

Journeymen Stonemasons and Setters union. No. 84. With due solemnity the millionaire financier has pledged himself to have nothing to do with a non-union job and not to work for less than 70 cents an hour. Schiff got his card when he became a union stonesetter, In order that he could lay the cornerstone of the new synagogue of the First Hungarian church. A Suicide. Columbus, O., Nov. 5. The dead body of Carl DuBois, 25Hof 6S Wood avenue, was found near the plant of the Columbus Packing company where he had,, been employed. Two bullet holes in his mouth and a revolver at his side indicated that he had committed suicide. A week ago he was found unconscious in his room, having taken poison and had been cared for at the Emergency hospital until he was discharged.

Chester, Inc.., Nov. 5. (Spl.) Mrs. Netttie Wesler Is lying dangerously sick at her home of her daughter, Mrs. Warfel, at Richmond, her son Ray has come home. Miss Bertha Davenport is able to be out again. Born to Elmer Rendall and wife a girl. W. C. Jefferies, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Will Chenowith of Richmond, were here to attend the Boswell sale. Mr. and Mrs. Boswell

leave for Oklahoma thi3 week.

Floral and Ethel Young, of Richmond, visited at Will Jefferies over

Sunday.

Harry White, of New Pans, was

at Will Morrows Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Jordan spent

Monday at White Water at Harry Wrights.

C. H. Minor and family will move to heir new home at Richmond this

eek. We all regret to lose them

;rom our little village. Mrs. Clark, of Minnesota, in com'

pany with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cox attended church here

Sunday morning.

The entertainment given by Nellie

Hodgin and pupils was a decided suc

cess. Twenty-five dollars was taken in.

Mrs. Elliott and son. Homer, of

Muncie, have been visiting Mrs. Lee Fulghum. Mr. Actor is at Dayton, Ohio and will remain there for a month working on a green house. Mrs. Knolle, August Knolle and family were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Coppic Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gistwell leave this week for a visit with Mr. Gist's mother in Kansas. Mrs. Will Cooper was called to Butler Co., Ohio last week on the account of the death of Mrs. Martha Snyder, the grandmother of Mrs. Cooper. Quite a number from here attended M. E. Quartely meeting at Webster Sundaj Wood Williamsford, of Muncie, has been visiting here. Ida Cook is visiting in Richmond. Charlie Keerlin, of Richmond, visit

ed here Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bulla visited

at Preston Grimes Sunday.

Lucille Huffman received a nice

organ as a birthday gilt from her

father.

Clara Pickett, Nellie Morrow, Nel

lie Hodgin and Clara Kendayy attended institute at Richmond Saturday.

Mrs. Ona Marshall and D. M. Pyle

were the guest of Mrs. Mattie Taylor

Tuesday.

Mr. "and Mrs. Robert Neff, of Kan

sas are here visiting. They are accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Byron

Bimker, of Marion.

Neut BunI er has moved to his

form recently purchased by him.

Mrs. Laura Morton and daughter

Lily, of Greenville, has been the guest

of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. St!dham.

Gertrude Acton, Marie Stidbam,

Emma Summons, Velma Miller sand

at the institute at Richmond Satur

day.

Wilson DeVoe attended church at

Webster Sunday.

James Iyerlin has been quite sick

the past week.

Alice Kerlin visited Mrs. Lizzie

Harvey Sunday.

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Last weeks cloak semhg surpa YEARS. A hasty trip t he cloak

necessary. Every exvrels will ad

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It means that Boston Store Cloaks are superior h style, fit, finish and quality

We Have the Goods. We Have the Prices.

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Social end Personal Mention

TICKNOR CLUB MET YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WITH MRS. J. M. COATE ON SOUTH 12th STREET MRS. WILL GAAR WAS HOSTESS FOR CARD PARTY AT THE COUNTRY CLUB YESTERDAY AFTERNOON MRS. KINSEY ENTERTAINED MAGAZINE CLUB YESTERDAY. Society Editor 'Phone 1076.

The Ticknor Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Coate at her home on South 12th street after the Dreamreading of "A Midsummer Nights Dream," the d'scussion was led by Mrs. E. B. Clements. The next meeting will be Monday, Nov. 12th at the home of Mrs. Harry Mathther, on North 12th street. if -Ar Mrs. Will Gaar was the hostess for a card party at the Country Club yes-

North 15 street. All members and friends welcome.

tftdav afternoon. Bridge Whst was

Miss Rhea Hutchinson and Dr. Lo- 1);,vpd at five tables, the prizes being

ner were the guests of Miss Laura nWor(iPri to Airs Geo. R. Williams and

Hoover Sunday. j Krnpst. Finulav.

Mr. Davenport is better. I z

Mrs. Ellen Davis is much improved !

in health.

Use artificial gas for light an

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Chas. H. Haner

Returns to His Cell. Arapahoe, Okla., Nov. 5. W. G. Lewis, who is charged with murder, escaped from jail with five other prisoners In a carefully planned delivery anjli after roamine around town for

veral hours, returned and locked

imself in his cell. AH the time he

was at liberty the jailer, J. W. Kellum,

was locked in a ce!l where he had been thrust by the prisoners before they made their escape. Commander Wounded. Nizhni-Novgorod, Russia, Nov. 5. Colonel Bozhranoff of the Viborg regiment, of which the German emperor is honorary commander, was seriously wounded by a bullet fired by a member of his own command while the soldiers were practicing volley firing with blank cartridges. It is said that the shot was fired accidentally. Killed in a Fight. Bedford, Ind.. Nov. 5. Ezra Kinzer struck , and killed Edward Deckard with a club during a fight at a resort on the hill In the northern part o this county. Kinzer is being searched

br by the authorities.

JACKS0NBURG. Jacksonburg, Nov. 5. (Spl.) Mrs. Nora Scott and children and Miss Mamie Scott spent Saturday at Cambridge City. Horace Tompson was home Sunday from Richmond, where he is at work The Ladies Aid Society will have an all day sewing at Mrs. L. Ammermasis next Thursday. Mrs. Kate Scott and daughter Crjstal were in Richmond shopping Saturday. Martin Hoffman was in Richmond on business Saturday. Joseph Blose and wife visited at Whitewater Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Pete Mttll visited his daughter, Ella Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hosier and daughter Blanche and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Odom and baby visited Mrs. Laura Stanton Sunday.

Ida Williams went to Fountain City

Monday where she will stay this win

ter.

Mrs. Anna Williams is visiting at Richmond. Word has been received here of the death of Henry Connor. He d'ed at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Joe. Ryan, at Richmond.

CAMBRIDGE CITY.

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Sign&tnx of

Cambridge City, Nov. 5. (Spl.) M. G. Kreusch, of Chicago, is spending a few days vacation with his family at their home on East Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Butler of East Germantown, were the guests of friends in this city Satirday. Miss Agnes Pusinelli, who is at-

Mrs. Kinsey entertained the Magazine club yesterday afternoon at her home on North 8th strreet. Mrs Elgar Hibberd was the reader for the afternoon. Tho next meeting will be Monday, Nov. 12, at the home of Mrs. Erie Reynolds, on East Main street, the readers will be Mrs. Frank Gilbert and Mrs. Ostrander. v.- -KThe Aftermath will meet this afternoon at 2:15 with Mrs. Harry Dalbey, er on North 12 street. Miss Agnes Kelly will entertain this evening at her home in West Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. George Paulson entertm'npfl at dirtnpr Sundav at their

country home south of the city. The &Plis

PERSONAL MENTION.

Misses Cora and Nellie Winship of Rushville, were the guests of Miss Ellen Swayne over Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Wilcox of Lagrange is visiting W. F. O'Neal and family of South ICth street. " Miss Anna Mae White is visiting friends in Union City. Dale and Walter Schrieve have returned from a visit at Fountain City. Mrs. J. D. Snavely and son have returned from a visit with friends in Indianapolis. Mrs. Mary SeeSoth is the guest of friends in Hamilton. Mrs. Will Pormer and Mrs. Braxton Carpenter are the guests of friends in IndianaioIis. Mrs. D. R. Ampey who has been the guest of Mrs. J. S. Shofer, has returned to her home in Bloomington. Dr. Francis of Cincinnati has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Omar Murray for a few days. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Walls have returned from a visit at Williamsburg. Mrs. Arthur Curme has returned from a visit at Cincinnati. Mrs. B. B. Johnson will leave the latter part of the week for a visit with her son Fred Johnson of Indian-

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guests were Messrs. and Mesdames: i

Mrs. W. R. Windsor of Muncie is

tending school at Indianapolis, spent , Frank Davenport, Elwood Davenport, here to attend the funeral of William

Sunday with her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Anthonjr-Pusinelli at their home on West Church street. Edward Drischell, of Columbus, O., is home on a vacation for a few dayaw Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Penny entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kepler living north of town, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dryer, of Penville, at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Huddleston visited their son Onier Huddleston and famly at Newcastle. Sunday. Mrs. Henry Stoffer visited relatives in New Lisbon, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Kirgwood were the guests of Mrs. Sarah Hixon at Newcastde Sunday. Mr. Will Protzman, of Richmond, visited his brother, Chas. Protzman, in this city Saturday and Sunday. Robert P. Mosbaugh is home for a faw days vacation from Cincinnati Dental College. Miss Helen Clark -entertained a number of her girl friends Saturday

afternoon, in honor of her guest. Miss

Rozella Matthews, of Centerville.

Mrs. Joe McKee and Helen and i

John Tyler, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gethers at East Germantown, Sunday.

Several of Catherine Ulerich's lit

tle friends gave her a surprise party

Saturday afternoon, in honor of her

seventh birthday, at her home on

Front street. Refreshments were

served.

Richard Davenport, Lee Ryan, and son, Mrs. Alonzo Davenport and son, Mr. Warner Davenport, Miss Alice Davenport and Mis3 Fannie Clark. -Jf- -X Mrs. T. H. Kuhn entertained the Young Ladies Society of the Christian church at her home on South, 12th street. A paper entitled '"Echoes of the Convention at Buffalo," written by Mrs. J. A. Walls' was read after which the time was spent socially. aMrs. Levi Pilman will entertain the Spring Grove Sewing Circle this afternoon at her home north of the city. 4r 45- "?f The History Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Library. Miss Carrie Salter was the hostess for a meeting of the Nomad Club Saturday evening at her home on North 6th street.

Blose.

Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jones and Miss Elaine Jones have returned from a visit at Milton. Mrs. W. C. Dorsey and son, of Boonville, Ind., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Igleman. Father Spellman of New Castle is the guest of Rev. J. F. Mattingly. Mrs. John Munson of Liberty spent yesterday in the city. Mrs. DeMoss and Mrs. Dunbar of Centerville, spent the afternoon and evening with Mrs. Ed Stigleman of 24 North 14th street. Mrs. Ed. Stigleman will spend today at Greensfork. fhe will attend the dinner given by the Cemetery Association.

A. B. C. of Right Living.

A very interesting and helpful book has been written by Joseph M. Thurs-

tirirr n- ton. M. D.. entitled "The A. B. C. of

the C. W. B M. of the Christian ght Living." This is a text book

church will be held this afternoon at of practical suggestions as a guidance 2:30 o'clock at the hom of Miss Belle ito every day living, essential to good

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Well Known Merchant Dead. Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 5. Theodore. GriSth a well known wholesale millinery merchant of this city, is dead. Death was due to thinning of the blood with which Mr. Griffith has been afflicted for several weeks. Mr. Oriffith was born October 14, 1S45, at Dayton, O. During the civil war he served in an Ohio volunteer regiment. The deceased has been a rsident of this city for SO years

Scott, 110 North 15 street. ,

Mrs. Reed will entertain

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health.

The book waslwritten by Dr. Thurs

ton while on a vacation in Englai

Club tomorrow afternoon at her borne I and embraces his ideas on XJ

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on South 17th street. 4f -SThe Wednesday Duplicate Whist Whist Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Erie Reynolds at her home on East Main street. Mrs. E. B. Grosvenor will entertain with a Whist Luncheon Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at her home on National Road West. -3? The regular monthly meeting of the Auxiliary to the "Christian Woman's Board of Missons' of the Christian church will occur on Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Miss Scott, 110

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