Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 261, 29 October 1907 — Page 3

TIIE RICHMOND PAIXADIU3I AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1907.

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REJOICIHG OVER A SUBSTANTIAL GAIN Citizens of Cambridge City Pleased With New Factory Assured Them.

CAPITAL IS NOW $50,000.

6. F. WISSLER IS TREASURER AND BUSINESS MANAGER OTHER NEWS OF WAYNE AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.

Cambridge City, Ind., Oct.. 29 The citizeny of Cambridge City are rejoicing today on the acquisition of a newfa etory which promises to become the best industry the town has ever had. For some time past the Merchants' Association of the town has been negotiating for the acquisition of the Scott National Radiator company, of Marion, Ind., a concern which has been putting out a hard coal base burner stove possessing radiating powers hitherto unattained by any other stove on the market. Yesterday its efforts were crowned with success and the location of the plant at this place is now assured. The stockholders of the old company together with the now subscribers to stoc k met hero yesterday and effected the following organization: Directors Ehvood Scott and Dennis Ilaisley of Marion, 0. II. Graver and R W. Marson of Cambridge City and 15. F. Wissler of Richmond. OPieeiv Flwood Scott, president; Dennirf Haisley, vice-president; C. II. f? raver, cr?ttrry; 15. F. Wissler, treasurer and business manager. The name of the comnany wan changed to "The Scott Stove and Furnace Co." The renina nv is capitalized at S.Vt,nOO and its stock is nearly a'A sold. "Work will hoirin at once on the construction of suitable buildings and the Installation of modern up-to-date eriuipments. It is expected that the plant will begin operation early in the spring. As the comnany holds patents for a well developed and thoroughly tried new system of radiation, as applicable to stoves and furnaces, it is confidently expected tht tN nroducts of this roinnany will revolutionize the stove business of the country. BUYS ANOTHER SALOON.

SHE LIKES MEN'S CLOTHES MUCH BETTER.

McCarty Said to Business at

Have Re-Entered K nightstown.

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J Natalie Clarke, the woman who for five years masqueraded as a man and ' secured man's employment in stores, and finally was arrested. Site says that she will not wear .women's at--y" tire, and that as soon as she can ari range again to go West she will re sume man's togs.

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J flowers.

Curiosity Shop Supper

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teresting meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Beard on Maple street.

Dublin, Ind. Epworth League ser

vices were conducted by Hubert Huddlest.on, Sunday evening. The sub

ject was "Missions ana tne Purpose ot

the Church."

Dublin, Ind. The Rev. Wiley deliv

ered a fine lecture on "The Trial of Christ from a Lawyer's Standpoint," at the Liberal Brethren church, Sunday evening.

New Paris, O. The ladies of the Rebekah lodge will give a masquerade social on Hallowe'en evening at the Public church.

PHYSICIANS CURE SKIN SIMPLE REMEDY.

WITH

Noted Eczema Specialist Comments On a Proven Specific for Skin Diseases.

Physicians everywhere continue their praise for ordinary oil of wintergreen in a wonderful specific for Eczema and other itching skin diseases. This liquid, pure and clean as water, externally applied has instant effect. A few drops on the burning, itching sore causes instant relief, and a short continued use gives a. complete cure. Dr. C. B. Holmes of Silver City, Miss., is so enthusiastic about this remedy D. D. D. Prescription that he declares in a letter to the I). D. I). Company of Chicago that this great remedy is as near a specific for Eczema as is quinine for malaria. "I have been using your D. D. D. for four years with gratifying results," writes Dr. Holmes.

There are thousands of other phyj sicians who use D. D. D. Prescription, the uil of wintergrecn specific.

D. D. D. cures and it is so clean to use. If we did not know what D. D. L. will do we would not recommend it to our friends and patrons. For sale by all druggists.

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MEMBERS OF COMPANY ABE SECRETLY WED "Isle of Spice" Aggregation Treated to a Surprise.

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In our Hart. Schaffuer & Marx and Clothcraft suits and overcoats, you will find garments that are sure to fit; and that maans nit-n who are not easy to fit as well a those who are. It doesn't mean that we think any of our clothes will fit every body; but that we make the riiit clothes for men of all shapes. Short, sioekey men: fat men. tall, big chested men. big girthed men. slim men, short or tall: we make e'.othes u fit them nil. The man who says "I crtn't get m good fit ready-made" will lmi something and save money the first time he reta into a good suit of our clothes. Suits S!0 to $25 Overcoats 8i0 to S30

WEATHER REPORT Riu "Wednesday.

i MUSICAL DIRECTOR GROOM.

New Castle, Ind.. Oct. 29. The alleged breaking into the saloon business acrain of ''King' Alec McCarty at Kniehtstowu will be a sub'ect for grand jury investigation during the week. McCnrty has become notorious In the saloon l)usiness at Knightstowh. Some timo ago he was defeated in securing a. license by the blanket, remonstrance which made Kniahtrtown dry. It is now charged that McCarty has purchased a saloon which is bein" -merated under the license of the f 'nor owner, and this is :,e matter that, will be Investigated by the grand jury. The temperance people at Knight stown arc thoroughly in earnest, in their work against the saloons and are especially "after" McCarty who in past years lias shown an titter disregard of the laws and has figured in court quite numerous.

LADIES WELL SATISFIED.

and Old Fashioned a Success.

Fountain City, Ind., Oct. 29. The

j ladies of the Friends' church are well i satisfied with the way they got along I with their curiosity shop and old l'ash- ': ioned supper on Friday and Saturday evenings of last week. In the two evenings they took in ViS, taking in $4.1 Saturday evening alone for the supper. The supper they served consisted of old fashioned ration, such as ; corn pone, salt rising bread, etc. The ' proceeds are to go to purchase lights for the church. Everyone was well satisfied.

ass, and all sweepstakes.

Springfield, eight firsts, six seconds in class, and all sweepstakes.

Greenville, sweepstakes, with

sey.s, and won five out of six. Dayton, won every prize possible ex-

Xew Castle, Ind., Oct. 29. It very seldom happens that New Castle is chosen as the place for the culmination of a rather romantic wedding, the courtship of which begun a few months ago. Such is the case at the

Indianapolis state fair, had compe-' vreent time and Louis L. Comstock, ti.ion in every class and won twenty- musical director of the "Isle of Spice" four prizes, only losing one on heifer and his pretty little bride, who was calves- I formerly Miss Margaret Jeffrey, one

iair, won ev-

TRACTION SERVICE CHANGES.

Car Will

Remain at New Night.

Paris Over

j Nashville. Tenn., state

' cry prize shown for. ! Lynchburg, Va., state fair, won fourteen prizes out of eighteen against strong competition. Richmond. Va., state fair, six firsts and five seconds in class, two reserve ribbons, and was awarded first premium on champion cow. His most for

midable competitor here was T. G. Carpenter, of Wilkesbarre. Pa., who shows in all the large cities of the East. Mr. Purdam sold six heat, of his Hol-

1 steins while on his trip, at fancy fig

ures.

Open Every Wednesday Evening

The House of Lsting Merit

RosenMoom, Buntin & Co.

824 Kain Street

had failed up to noon. The entire company is with him and Comstock and his little "broiler" will get all that is coming to them.

A Cara. This is to certify tnat all druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Cures la grippe cough and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. . G. Luken fe Co.

WANT NEW CURRENCY BILL The 1cople :,nd the wporations. WHiii ut uunriunvi un-i-j. genator Lafonptte ,n Madlson the

r. kiw d ! other day. "remind

Controller cf the

sent One to

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Congress.

French railroads are reporting largo gains in earnings compared to I'.mh;.

DAMAGE SUIT VENUED.

Crse

of Heatherincjton vs. Bard Sent to Rush County.

j New Paris. O., Oct. 29. Beginning Sunday the New Paris traction car stays here over night using W. P. Mill's barn at the switch as a car j barn. A slight change has also been 1 j made in the schedule and the first j car leaves here in the mornings at j 5: 30 instead of 5:20. A change was I also made in the erevs and one crew j will run the car all day and will be relieved by another crew on the next

day.

REDEDICATION NOVEMBER 3.

of the "broilers," are being looked for by the other members of the company. They were secretly married Sunday afternoon in Anderson by the Rev. Parr of the Hope Congregational church and left immediately for Indianapolis and came to New Castle that night. In order to put off the various "showers" from the members of the large company, they located a private

boarding house and did not join the , of the cinematograph. There are cinecompany until late Monday afternoon Jmatrograph shows everywhere in Paris Charles A. Pusey, manager of the now. and the companies that run them show, spent three hours Monday need numbers of people as actresses morning trying to find the couple, but and actors for their living pictures.

Washington, Oct. 2i) Controller of the Currency William B. Ridgely will urge more vigorously than ever upon the next session of Congress the passage of a new currency bill. That there will be legislation of this character, is generally accepted in view of the prevailing financial" conditions.

There is a dearth of theatrical "supers" in Paris owing to the extension

Regulates the bowtHs, promotes easy natural movement fi, cures constipation Doan's Regule ip. Ask your druggist for them. 25c a box.

and her little boy. large chicken and on the table and with the curving

ir- of a woman

T'aere was a very a vary t-mall duck the. ivon; ausing Uni.e r; said:

Johnny, which wil you take, chicken or duck? Duck. piped Johnny. But ti.e mother shook her head. "No Johnny.' she said in a firm, yet kindly voice, 'you can't h ve duck my dear. Take your choice, darling, take your choice, but you can 't have duck.' "

Creit Britain's houses of iarllament cost $17.!iU0.fHH whk-h is the same amount a St. V cter'a at Rome cost in buildiim.

Coroner Harburger of "New York has' compiled figures which diov that the city's trolley cars kill cine person every fifteen hours. Hi- ascribes thL enormous death rate tji the lack ol means for properly control Ling cars.

fLICyOR'IABlT CURED MMnniM Quick. w;tht mm, u ) i

Rations of tobacco are serrved to ian soldiers.

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Christian

Church at Straughn Been Remodeled.

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New Castle, Ind.. Oct. 29. The $10.000 damage suit of Carl Heathering-

ton against C. H. Beard for alleged' alienation of his wife's affections, will j not be tried in the Henry circuit court. On the ground that justice could ioii

be secured in Henry county, the defendant has asked for a change of venue and the case has been sent to the Rush circuit court.

Straughn, Ind., Oet. 29. The Straughn Christian church has been remodeled and will be rededicated Nov. 3rd. The pastor, the Rev. 0. W. Heoffer of Richmond will be assisted by two or three other ministers. All visitors will be given a welcome both by the pastor and the members.

HAS QUIT DENTISTRY.

C. M,

Wilcox will Devote His Time to Manufacturing.

TEACHERS AT NEW PARIS.

Jefferson Township Educators Last Saturday.

Met

Kirk patrick re-

TOOK MANY PREMIUMS.

New Paris, O., Oct. 2'J. C. M. Wil-

cox, who has done dentistry work here for many years, has quit the business and will now devote all his time to the manufacture of fish baits.

lleathormgioii is a well known , whiCh he and C. P.

jouus piano worr anu iearu is a j centlv invented.

prominent and wealthy young lawyer. The case attracted considerable attention at the time it was filed several weeks ago. The divorce case of Mrs. HeatherIngton has alio been sent out of the county for trial. A change of venue was taken to the Hancock circuit court on the same grounds that -the damage suit was venued. Sensational charges are made in the complaint of Heatherington for damages, and the trial of the case in this court would have seen a large attendance of the curious.

GREENHOUSES WILL MOVE. Growth of New Castle Makes Land More Valuable. New Castle. Iud.. Oct. -J?. Peter Weiland of the firm of Weiland Olinger. has purchased the Harvey farm of fifty-six acres, west of the city and in the course; of the next few years a mammoth green house range will be seen on the farm. As new bouses are built they will be built on the new location. The firm will in the spring erect ten additional houses and

they will be built on the newly acquired land. i The growing of New Castle and the extension of the corporate bounds has made the land occupied by the several greenhouse firms very valuable and they are all inclined to get farther out of town. It is understood that the touth Park company will build no more bouses In the south part of the city, but as new bouses are needed they will be built on land a mile or two distant from the city. The growth ' of the city is crowding all the firms jor more room which is needed to j Jnect the rapidly growing demand for

Wesley Purdam Is Home From a Ten Weeks' Trip. New Paris, O., Oct. 2'X About a week ago, Wesley Purdajii. owner of the well known Holstcin Friesian dairy herd at Sunnyside farm, on the National road, returned from his annual trip to the various county and state fairs. He was absent ten weeks and attended five county and five state fairs. Premiums as follows were awarded his cattle. Xenia. eight firsts and six seconds in class shows, all sweepstakes, and four out of five in showing in competition with Jerseys. Urbana. eight firsts, six seconds in

Vital strength comes from proper food. If you want to be ready for opportunities, food that is quickly absorbed by the blood and stored up in the brain, nerves and muscles as vital energy, must be made a part of your regular routine. Suppose you try GrapeNuts with cream for breakfast. Eat slowly and note the comfortable feeling of vitality that "stays with you" till noon. "There's a Reason." Read "The Road to Wellville" in pkgs.

New Paris. O.. Oct. H:). The Jefferson township teachers held their bimonthly meeting on Saturday after- . noon in the school house, the school board here having kindly offered them ; a room in which to hold their meetings. The ttachers present were: Misses Margaret O'Dea, Ruth Miller. jMr.;. James Kuth and Messrs. William Wisman. Glenn Deisher. Umphrey Stu-

jnip and Humphrey Heeter. Two! J teachers were absent. Each teacher ' ' gave a report of the standing of his school in regard to interest, attend-; , ance and also how nearly they were j keeping with the new course of study! ! which went into effect in the brgin-i jning of the school ytar. Everything' , considered, the schools never seemed 'in better condition. The first townI ship examination will be held in De- j cember. and the lists of questions for j ! the same will be prepared by the teach-1 1 ers. The assignment was as follow, ; : j

; Margaret U l)ea. spelling; Mr. Mump. , lower mental arithmetic; Mr. Heeter, practical arithmetic: William Wisman, physiology; Miss Kordell. geography; I Mrs. Kuth. grammar, sixth year lan

guage: Miss Miller, sixth, seventh and eighth year mental arithmetic: Roy Mu banks, history; Mr. Deisher. language.

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WILL LIFT QUARANTINE. Fountain City. Ind., Oct. 29. The quarantine of the Rupe house is about to be lifted as they are getting along nicely. There is no fear that the diptheria will spread. GAVE A PIE SOCIAL. Strauj.hr., Ind., Oct. 29. The band hoys gave a pie supper Saturday right in K. of P. hall which netted them a neat sum. althoih owing to the rainy evening there were not so many out as there would otherwise have been.

MINOR Cambridge City. Union of the M. E.

NOTES. Ind. The Social chureii held an in-

LADBES, TAKE NOTBCE! THERE'S GOING TO BE A COOKING DEMONSTRATION Next Wednesday and Thursday at our store, 2 p. m.f by Y13SS W ATKINS, TOLEDO, OHIO. LEARN HOW TO COOK A Whole Meal on One Burner and Do It Better With One-Fourth the Fuel.

LUfCH Coffee and Something Else Free.