Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 252, 18 October 1907 — Page 3

PAGE TIlftEE ARE MANY VICTIMS WEATHER REPORT Saturday, fresh northwest winds; cooler. IN WsM aumdl WMQen0 Put Their Money Into the Get-Rich-Quick Scheme at Columbus, 0. AMOUNT RUNS TO $20,000.

TIIE RICIIMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TE LEGKA3I, FRIDAY, OcroucK is, 11U7.

LIVING

GROWING GIRLS NEED PINK PILLS the Tonic Necessary for Their Proper Development and to Insure a Healthful and Happy Life Read This , Statement of an Iowa Woman. fhere is a form of anaemia, or bloodlessness, that often afflicts growing girls, that has been called the anaemia of development. It requires care and proper attention as neglect may cause a life of tinhappiness and suffering. There is also danger of consumption, especially if a dry, hacking cough is noticed. The disease is in the blood and Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla are particularly well adapted to cure it. We hare yet to hear of a case in which these blood-making pills have been tried without success. Miss Esther E. Durbin, of 2121-2 Main street, Davenport, Iowa, Kays : 'When I was a school girl I became afflicted with anaemia and grew so weak that I could scarcely walk. There was a craving for starch and I ate a great deal of it. I was pale and thin, had no ambition and was subject to hysterical attacks. My breath was so short that I would have to sit down and rest on the way up the school steps. I would fall asleep during a'reeitation in spite of my efforts to keep awake and at last had to give up going to school. "Sometimes it seemed as if my heart would ump out of my body. Almost everything I ate hurt my stomach and I had a bladder trouble that caused me to bloat and puff up. I had two doctors during the two years before I began using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and at last they told my mother that they could do nothing for me. "Onr druggist recommended Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and when I had taken them about three weeks I noticed a change for the better. Altogether I used them for about a year and they gave me new life and health when every other means had failed. . I have recommended the pills to many others and am always glad to do so." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all druggists, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of price, 60 cents per box ; six boxes for $2.60, by the Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N, Y,

TYPHOID PREVELEHT

DURING

SEPTEMBER

Bulletin Is Issued by the State Board of Health for the Past Month.

FOUND IN 76 COUNTIES.

CONSUMPTION DID ITS USUAL DA-MAGE, CAUSING 325 DEATHS TOTAL NUMBER OF DEATHS WAS. 2,751.

The bulletin of the state board of health for September, just issued, says: The reports for the month show that typhoid fever was very prevalent. Indeed, it is reported as the most prevalent disease. In the corresponding month last year, typhoid fever was fourth in prevalence. Tonsilitls existed to a greater degree than in the corresponding month last year. Diphteria stood eighth this year and eleventh last year. 36 counties reported diphtheria present, and it was epidemic in two places In Brown, in one place In Davies, one in Delaware, one in "Grant, one In Huntington, three in St. Joseph and three in Vanderburgh. The disease existed to considerable degree

1n, Marion. The total number of

.deaths from the disease in the whole state was 330. Typhoid fever was reported in 76 counties and probably was

present in every one of them. The

iota! number of deaths was 133 and in

in corresponding month last year, 143.

Consumption did Its usual damage, causing 3325 deaths, in the corresponding montn last year, 201. Pneumonia caused 68 deaths and was reported as. 11th in area of prevalence. In the corresponding month last year, 03 deaths and fourteenth in prevalence. The cancer deaths numbered 115, vloSence 199. Diarrhoeal diseases 2S0. The total number of deaths in the whole state 2,751, rate 12.4. The city death rate was 14.i and the country death rate 11.3. The death rates of the cities having over 25,000 population were: Indianapolis, 14.4; Evansville, 12.7; Ft. Wayne, 15.8; Terre Haute, 15.9; Anderson, 11.3; Muncie, 9.3; South Bend. 14.7, Smallpox was reported present in the following counties: Cass, Clinton,. Dearborn, Madison, Marshal, Martin, Starke, with no deaths.

ERWIN AND ADAIR IN AN EFFORT TO AGREE Which Shall Become Candi- - date for Governor.

ARE OLD TIME FRIENDS.

LECTURE COURSE WILL OPEN AT CAMBRIDGE CITY NOVEMBER 7TH WEDDING AT CELINA, O. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

Cambridge City, Ind., Oct. 18. The breaking of the Cargill Company, a concern which used other people's money in betting on the horse races, took between $20,000 and $25,000 from this place and vicinity and also from Richmond. A large number of residents of this place and Richmond and also quite a number of farmers from this vicinity had various amounts in the company ranging from fifty dollars to fifteen hundred, some who were in first were prid out but the later ones were caught the heaviest. The process of the company was to

use the money by betting it on the races for which they paid three per J

cent each week no guarantee bc?ing give the stockholders that their money would not be lost. Several who put in their money last week did not receive a dollar.

LECTURE COURSE DATES.

Entertainments Will Open at Cambridge November 7. Cambridge City, Ind., Oct. 18. The dates for the lecture course here this winter have been announced: Eva Bartlett Macy Concert Co., Thursday, Nov. 7; Dr. James TIedley, lecturer, Tuesday, Dec. 3; L. B. Spafford. cartoonist, Monday, Feb. 10; Chicago Ladies' Orchestra, Wednesday, Feb. 26. The program for this years entertainment has been carefully selected and is one of the best ever presented in this place before. The prices will be the same as last year.

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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED.

Thomas W. Garvin and Miss Jessie Snyder. Milton, Ind., Oct. 18. Friends and relatives here have received announcements of the marriage of Miss Jessie Ednell Synder and Thomas W. Garvin, at Celina, O., Wednesday, Oct. 16. Mr. Garvin is well known in Washington township as he taught here several years ago.

IS SIXTY YEARS OLD.

W. M. Kirkwood Has Cider Made in 1847. Cambridge City, Ind., Oct. IS. W. M. Kirkwood of this place has a bottle of cider made by his father. J. S. Kirkwood, in October, 1847, sixty years ago. Mr. Kirkwood lived in Fayette near Bentonville and on the evening four barrels of cider were boiled into one, there vas a big gathering of young people at the Kirkwood home. The cider at present is well preserved and about the consistency of fresh apple butter. It is thought to be the oldest native product in the state.

AID SOCIETY OFFICERS. Methodist Women at Middleboro Have Organized. Middleboro, Ind., Oct. 18. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church has organised as follows: President Mrs. Dora' Little. Vice-Pres. Mrs. Mary Cook. Treasurer Miss Anna Cook. Secretary Miss Delia Brooks. Auditing committee Mrs. Lou Williams, Mrs. Lora Boyd, Mrs. Minnie Clark.

FACTORY CLOSES DOWN. Cambridge City, Oct. 18. The Bartel Overall factory has closed down to give the employes a two weeks' vacation.

Judge Richard K. Erwin of Decatur and Congressman John A. M. Adair of Portland, are said to be trying to reach an understanding as to which of them shall be the Eighth district's candidate

BUYS DOLLAR WHEAT. Cambridge City, Ind.. Oct. 18. J. S Hazelrigg. local elevator man, pur

chased about 20,000 bushel of dollar;

wheat last week.

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settle that by looking at yourself in one of cur coats.

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IIEIME SMS THAT

HE IS STILL

Denies He Is in Financial Difficulty, But Is as Rich As Ever.

WILL BE HEARD FROM.

for the democratic gubernatorial nomination. One or the other of them is expected to have something to say to the public within a very few days. IT it is Judge Erwin the chances are that he will announce himself a candidate for the gubernatorial nomination. Congressman Adair is already in tae race, so if he says anything it will very likely take the form of a withdrawal. Judge Erwin and Congressman Adair are old-time political friends who have been fighting republicans from the same breastworks in the Eighth for nearly twenty-five years. It is understood their relations are so cordial that they would not be found as opponents in a contest of such importance as a nomination for governor.

Cream to Whip at Hadley Bros.' Is Hie Stomach Dispensable f An operation for the removal of the stomach. In a Chicago hospital recently, promoted discussion among the f argeona whether the stomach could be remored and the patient be none the worse for it. Before the discussion had well died out. the patient had died. It demonstrated he could not live without his stomach. To keep the stomach in rood condition, and cure constf nation, indigestion, etc., use the great herb laxaive compound, Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, Druggists sell it at SO coats and SI a bottle.

NEW YORK EXCHANGE IS SHAKEN BY THE SITUATION IN THAT CITY AND REPORTS FROM GERMANY.

New York, Oct. IS. "These reports about me being in financial difficulties are absurd. 1 have as much money as I ever had. I am still in the game and will be heard from." says F. Augustus Heinze.

1 per cent. The directors of the Bos ton and Montana Copper company de

clared a quarterly dividend of $6 in place of a former dividend of $12. The failure of nailer, Soehle & Co., prominent bankers of Hamburg Germany, with liabilities that may reach $7,500,000, was announced. The State Savings bank of Butte, Mont., of which the Heinzes are the principal stockholders, suspended. As a result of these sensations the stock market was halting and irregular, but there was an apparent feeling that the break of the attempted corner in United Copper had cleared the atmosphere somewhat and the market rallied before the close. The Heinze firm announced that it is perfectly solvent and that all its legal obligations will be met. William B. Ridgely, at present "United States controller of the currency, has been tendered the office of president of the Mercantile National bank but has not yet decided whether or not he will accept.

i private wires that the firm of Otto i Heinze & Co. of New York and a large I German bank in Berlin had failed.

These interests are closely identified with A. Heinze in his copper mining operations. Heinze is the largest stockholder and a director in the State Savings bank, which has deposits of about $4,250,000. The State of Montana is a depositor to the extent of $75,000, but is amply secured.

J. Will Cunningham

Fred C Lahrmao

FAILURE STARTLES GERMANY.

NEW YORK EXCHANGE SHAKEN. Collapse of Projected Corner in Copper Results in Sensations. New York, Oct. IS. Sensations following each other in rapid succession in the financial district as the result of the collapse of the projected corner in United Copper and the suspension of a prominent brokerage firm. The firm of Otto Heinze & Co. was suspended on the Stock Exchange. F. Augustus Heinze, the Butte copper magnate, resigned the presidency of the Mercantile National Bank of New York. The Amalgamated Copper company at its directors' meeting cut its quarterly dividend from 2 per cent to

Biggest Crash Since 1901 Occurs When Hamburg Bank Assigns. Hamburg, Oct. IS. The old private banking firm of Haller. Soehle & Co. failed today. The liabilities of the firm are variously stated and it was estimated early in the day that they were in the neighborhood of $5,000,000 but the Hamburg Nachrichten says it is informed by a banker who is in a position to know the facts that the liabilities will reach $7,500,000.

MORE FAILURES EXPECTED. Berlin Paper Publishes Statement Re. garding Hamburg Bank Crash. Berlin, Oct. 18. The Boursen Courier publishes a dispatch from Hamburg saying the proprietors of the firm of Haller, Soehle & Co. tave only $1,250,000 and it is expected that the creditors will get 50 per cent if the affairs of theafcank are wound up slowly. The Tageblatt publishes a Hamburg dispatch saying that further failures are expected in that city.

BALLOONS JRE ON WAY Two of Them Have Landed Near Indianapolis.

REPORTS CAUSE FAILURE. State Savings Bank at Butte Closes Doors to Public. Butte, Mont., Oct. 18. After having been open only a few minutes the State Savings bank closed its doors Thursday. A run had been precipitated because of stories received over

Household Goods Packed for Snipping at

DUNHAM'S FUKMTOKE STOKE

St. Louis. Oct. IS. Two balloons left here late Thursday afternoon. Allen R. Hawley and Augustus Post, in a tryout for international prize, landed this morning near Indianapolis. J. C. McCop and Captain Chandler passed over Leesburg, Ohio, today in a south-easterly direction, competing for the Lahn cup.

PLEASE? . Tes, we are, with our shoe business for Fall of 1907. It shows that the public appreciates our efforts to give first class Footwear for the least amount of money. Notice our window this week for new styles in footwear; also ask to see our Bostonian Shoe, like cut, heavy sole and shank, Pat. colt leather, price $4.00.

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