Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 267, 5 November 1907 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRA3I, TUESDAY, XOVE3IT5ER 5, 10O7.

PAGE THREE.

GEORGE RUBER MAY

NOT SURVIVE HURT Tooth Powder

Little Hope Is Entertained for Recovery of Cambridge City Young Man.

JOHN SMITH IS ARRESTED.

THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE TO SHOW HE STOLE A POCKETBOOK NEWS OF WAYNE AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.

t'anibriilpi City, I rid., Nov. .". George Rabcr who w:ts quite seriously Inj'ired by an Intenirban ear fivenines cast of KniKhttown last Friday right was brought home. Sunday nijrht. He is now at his home in Kast C'aniliridgn and but little hope is entertain-i-d for his recovery.

LOST POCKETBOOK WITH $4.80.

Miss

Mary Horrigan rest of John

Caused Smith.

the Ar-

New Paris. O.. Nov. .j. Some excitement was occasioned Saturday evening-, when Mtiry Ellen Horrigan. residing north of lu re cs'ni to town and fcwore out a warrant for the arrot of p man who Rave his name as John Smith, for the theft of a pocket look containing S4.S0. The man is a stranger in this community and had been employed by Mr. Horrigan to work on the farm for a few da vs. Mi.-s Hon i-

fcan had been to New runs ami snonly after returning home missed her posket book from its usual hiding place and at. once Fi'-pieioned Smith nf taking it. Smith was arrested by Constable Kessler and brought beiore 'Squire Ililderbrand for trial. The defendant plead not guilty and the evidence, being insufficient to convict, him, he was released. The cost was paid by Miss Horrigan. The pocket hook has not yet been found.

Dr. Lyon's

PERFECT

Jng the cemetery is one of the moet beautiful in the county. The officers are President, Mrs. Chas. Backenstoe; : vice-president, Mrs. Thad MeCown; : secretary, Miss P.ell Savoy and treasj urcr. Mrs. Newton Stover also a genI eral committee consisting of Mrs. Ed.

Porter and Mrs. Clara Flemming.

Cleanses, preserves and beautifies the teeth, and Purifies the breath A superior dentifrice for people of refinement Established ia 1866 by

gave a reception for the seniors. Saturday evening at the home of Mr. arwl Mm. C. K. McKee. The evening was enjoyed in leaf and music contests, story telling and prophecy readings. A two-course luncheon was served. Miss Mabel Vori.s and Wiley Phellis furnished the music tor the evening. Those present were Miss Luciie May. Estella Pee, Mabel Yoris, Margaret. Scott and Thomas Butler. Howard Champe, Azro Thompson, seniors and Misses Inez Funk, Cecil Williams and Wiley Phellis Juniors and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stewart, Mr. P. V. Voris. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McKee and Morton Walters and Miss Goldie Shaw.

M. A. STEVENS PRESIDENT. Directors of Centerville Co-operative Telephone Company Elect. Centerviile, Ind., Nov. ",. The directors of the Centerville Co-operative Telephone company met Saturday and elected the following officers for the year: President M. A. Stevens. Vice President J. B. Pierce. Secretary If. If. Peclle. Treasurer Thomas J. Clevenger.

INVITATIONS TO WEDDING.

FELL INTO SWOLLEN CREEK Boy Has Narrow Escape from Drowning, Near Losantsville. Losantsville, Ind., Nov. Donald, the 7-year-old son of George Strickler, living twelve; miles northeast of here, had a narrow escape from being Uowned. While returning from school he aecidentallv fe'l from a bridge about t went y-fect into Cabin creek, svhieh has been flooded by the recent rains, and would have perished but tor the limelv assistance of a neighbor, David Rix. Mho unexpectedly appeared soon after the accident. The child was accompanied by a small brother, who ran to the Strickler home and gave the alarm. The child's mother and grandmother nm to Tiim, about one-fourth mile distant, lint he had been rescued before their tirrival. The lad regained consciousness an hour later.

HAD AN OPEN MEETING. Merry-Go-Round Club at Home of Mrs. L. H. Warren. .Milton, Ind., Nov. ."i. Mesdames j.

H. Warren, EI wood Beeson and Harry Manlove were hostesses for an open ' meeting of the Merrv-Oo-Round card club at the home of Mrs. Warren Sat- j urday evening. Pedro was played at six tables, the first ladies' prize being! awarded to Mrs. ('has. Ferguson, the low to .Mrs. Hiram Crook. The gentlemen's high prize was awarded to Willard Williams, the low to Chas. Ferguson. The guests of the club were Messrs. and Mesdames Will and Frank Wallace, Chas. Ferguson and Hiram Crook, Dr. Chas. Roark and

Oscar Kirlin. Dainty refreshments were served.

Miss Estelle Leonie to Wed Charles Ernest Crawford. Milton, Ind.. Nov. . The following invitations have been received by local friends: Mrs. Miranda Leonie requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter Estelle Marion to Mr. Charles Ernest Crawford Saturday, November the sixteenth Nineteen hundred and seven at eleven o'clock St. Paul's Eoiscopal church Indianapolis. At home after December first, "21 Kast Walnut street.

Woman's Literary club held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Almeda Dunbar on Monday afternoon. Two very interesting articles wen; read and discussed, one by Mrs. Lydia Harvey, on "Married Business Women" and the other by Mrs. Anna I'nthank entitled "American Art Supreme in Colored Glass." After the regular program, Mrs. Will Karhart of Richmond sang two very beautiful selections, "Come Holy Shepherd." by Bingham aud "Home Sweet Home", as sung by Mme. Schuman Heink in "Love's Lottery." The et meeting will be in two weeks with Miss Laura Bertsch.

MISS HAZEL HATFIELD HOSTESS. Greensfork. Ind.. Nov. .". Miss Hazel Hatfield entertained at a Hallowe'en party Thursday night. Those present were Misses Mary liagen. Edythe Lundy. Theodosia McDevitt. Laura Sanders. Edith Hatfield, and Nellie Brant of Hagerstown. Messrs. Raymond McMullen. John Ellis. Arthur Coffin. Bert Black. John Townsend. Voyle Mart judaic and Earl Conley of Economy. Decorations were appropriate and suggestive of Hallowe'en. After games a light lunch was served.

SCHOOL OPENS WEDNESDAY.

New

Buildinq at Greensfork Ready for Use.

About

Greensfork, Ind., Nov. ',. The school building is ne;iring completion and school- will open Wednesday, Nov. 6. The teachers are Prof. Walter Cook, principal. Prof. Lee Reynolds, assistant;. Misses Isabel Kinzel, Ethel Gifford and May Lamb.

COMMITTEE WAS NAMED.

ARRANGE FOR DINNER.

West

Lawn Met

Cemetery Associption on Monday.

Will Get

Prices on an Building.

Electric Light

Hagerstown, Ind., Nov. 5. The ladies of the West Lawn Cemetery association held a meeting at the M. E.

church Monday evening to make ari rangements for tHe fifteenth annual ; Thanksgiving dinner to be giv-j ien at. the I. O. O. F. hall. The ladies! , have Just completed having severaL i shade trees set along the drive-way j 'and with the other various improve-

Intents which they

Hagerstown. Ind., Nov. 5. Town council met in regular session Monday evening with ell the board present but one. After the general business was transacted, a committee consisting of Otis Plummer and Chas. E. YVerking was appointed to confer with . i, x . . , . .

me contractors to get tne prices on electric light building.

WILL MOVE THIS WEEK. Cambridge City. Ind.. Nov. .". C. J. Marson, the jeweler for several years located in the Ebert. block, will move into his new headquarters in the Conklin block this week. His new furniture has arrived and is now being putin place. It is of the most modern design and with this addition Mr. Marson will have one of the most up-to-date jewelry establishments in the country.

MINOR NOTES. Greensfork, Ind. "Old Arkansaw." will be at Gaylor's opera house Wed nesday, Nov. . The company is under the same management as "The Missouri Girl." which was played here last season. Milton, Ind. Rev. F. 1). Muse of Daleville. will preach at Milton Christian church. Wednesday evening of this week.

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WOMAN'S LITERARY CLUB. Mrs. Almeda Dunbar Was Hostess Monday Afternoon.

FOR ELIZABETH OLER. Economy. Ind.. Nov. ."..Mrs. Amanda Oler and daughter, gave an old ladies' social in honor of Elizabeth Oler recently. Those present were Mrs. Emily Adinison, Mrs. Hulda Ilaxton, Mrs. Pheba Mendenhall. Mrs. Mollie Salisbury and Miss Elizabeth Mailing, the great-granddaughter of Grandma Oler.

WILL BUILD A Cambridge City,

hav&fjGn

n arrant

Centerville, Ind., Nov.

The

RESIDENCE. Ind.. Nov. '.

J. K. Judkins, manager of the Cambridge City Casket company, has purchased the property of Mrs. Paulina Myers in East Cambridge. It is .Mr. Judkin's intention to remove, the present building and replace it with a

The Carefiml Physician

POLECATS ANNOY FARMERS. Numerous in Wayr.: County and Killing Poultry. Losantsville, Ind.. Nov. The farmers residing in the hills over in "Wayne county, uine miles southeast of liere are making a general complaint about the depredations of polecats, which are becoming quite a nuisance in that locality. They have become so numerous that considerable poultry lias been killed. It ia said to be unsafe to pass certain sections at night, as many encounters are reported, where new suits were in demand. The farmers

are planning to have a polecat hunt

Jn the near future.

PERFECTS HUSKING MACHINE. Jesse Johnson has Worked on it For Three 'Years. New Paris. O.. Nov. r. Jesse t,,i,,-,.

son has completed a machine which will cut and husk corn in the field. The machine will also elevate the corn Into a wagon bed or w ill dump it on the ground In heaps. The machine Is light of draft and can be drawn bytwo horses. Several representatives from manufacturing concerns have been here to inspect the machine and pronounce it an excellent as well as a very practical one. Mr. Johnson is i

iw-eivuig me congratulations of his friends for his success. He has 1 eon working on the machine for over three years.

AUTUMN SOCIAL MEETING. Helen Hunt CbjK at the Home of Mrs. W. A. Dorey. Cambridge City. in,.. Xov. The autumn social meeting of the Helen Hunt club was held at the home of Mrs. W. A. Doner Monday afternoon. Mrs. V. C. Meredith and Mrs. C W. Wagner gave excellent talks and reports of their visit to the mt.

lng of the State Fed-ration of clubs j l;eid at Indianapolis hist week. Aut- i

limn foliage and chrysanthemums add ed to the attractiveness of the rooms Refreshments were served.

A doctor recently said: "I know that if I

keep Coffee from most of my patients the remedies would be more effective."

That's becacse Coffee contains a drugCaffeine which interferes with the success of other drugs the doctor may be giving the patient. Many persons do not realize they are taking adr g into their systems when they drink Coff e or Tea, but such is the fact. Some of the effects of the Coffee drug are: Nervousness, Palpitation of the Heart, Shortness of Br ath, Insomnia, Sour Stomach, Loss of lIalural Appetite, Cold Hands and Feet, Indigestion, Bowel Troubles, etc., etc. Common sense would suggest the disuse of Coffee when such symptoms show themselves, before the disease becomes permanent. It is well to heed thedoctofs advice when he says:

MISS DONEY FRIGHTENED.

Cambridge Girl Escaoed Injury in Interurban Wreck.

"Cut Out

Coffee if it disagrees

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It's an easy and pleasant task when the further suggestion is observed: "And Use Postuin" 10 days' change from Coffee to Postum (well-boiled according to directions on pkg.)

Cambridge City, ind., Nov. .". TUiss Edith Doner, who is attending Earlham college was a passenger on the Intenirban car that was wrecked

near Richmond Monday morning. Will prOVe that "THERE'S A REASON" for

.miss ijuiivi u uauij ingiuenea out escaped unhurt.

JUNIORS ENTERTAIN SENIORS.

Reception at the Heme of Mr. Mrs. C. E. McKee.

and

-Dublin, Ind., Nov. 5. The -Juniors j

and Uhai

Chicago, March 27, 1907. E. Burnham. Chicago. HI.: Drar Sir I desire to fulfill my promise to you, which was made last October, namely, that if you would improve my complexion by removing crow's-feet, wrinkles and discolored complexion, I would give you my photograph

and testimonial. The inclosed picture, which was taken last Fall, shows my condition at that time. The inclosed picture, taken February 25th. shows my condition at the present time. I desire to state that you have ot only removed the wrinkle? and crow's-feet, but have v.. put my skin in a first-class youthful condition, of which I am very

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and 1 cannot say too much for vour course of treatments for beautifying women. You certainly do "all you claim and your remedies are perfection. I recom

mend them to my friends. Trusting this letter will fulfill my promise to you and be all that you require, I remain,

l ours very truly,

Mrs. Orr When Sbc Commenced Treatment.

Mrs. Orr After Ccare TreatewL

Hotel Wychmere, ISth and Indiana Avenue. "Wrinkles," the little word that causes a shudder to every woman and most men. are caused more by carelessness and neglect than by years. We all know the young person who makes creases bv lifting the eyebrows and by smiling so continuously, also the person who frowns and squints, and the one who from ill health and poorly nourished skin shows the lines crossing the face in every direction. Such people may all take heart, because by the use of K. liurnhara s wonderful skin food such lines may and surely will be obliterated. It is unnecessary to-day for any one to carry these telltale marks. A course of treatment as arranged by K. Burnham will positively remove wrinkles, fill out the sunken cheeks, remove pimples and blackheads, and restore any face to its youthful contour and complexion. These treatments with the different articles are illustrated and explained in a little booklet which is published by E. BURNHAM. which makes it so plain that any lady can use these toilet articles with equally good success in the privacy of her own home as if she had visited Bnrnham's Beautifying Parlors and taken a course of treatments in this great establishment. Any tirst-class dealer can supply you. Free sample Hair Tonic, Cucumber Cream, including booklet, "How to Become Beautifu' ' by calling, or mailed upon receipt of 10c to

70-72 STATE STREET CillCAQO. ILL.

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The largest manufacturer in the world of Toilet Requisites and Hair Coods. For sale by L. H. FIHE, DRUGGIST, RICHMOND, IND

E. Burnham will have a demonstrator in this city from Nov. 4 to Nov. 9, for the purpose of teaching the ladies how to use E. Burnham's toilet requisites with equally as good success in the privacy of their own homes, as if they had visited his celebrated toilet parlors at 70 and 72 State St., Chicago, III.

modern residence for his son who will move here from the country and take a position in the factory.

WAS GIVEN A SURPRISE. Milton. Ind.. Nov. .".. John Faucet i was given a surprise in honor of his birthday anniversary at his home east of town Saturday evening. An oyster supper was served. Those present were Benton Wagner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hale.

If WILL BE ENTIRELY READY BY CHRISTMAS

WILL GIVE A Centerville, Ind.,

Work on the Greater Hoosier Drill Plant.

ONE BUILDING TO FINISH.

DINNER. Nov. o. The

Woman's Cemetery association will

meet on next Friday afternoon at the i rooms of (he Civic club. A full at-1 tendance is desired, as the principal i business of the meeting K1 be to;

make arrangements lor the annual Thanksgiving dinner.

WISE-MYERS NUPTIALS. While Branch, Ind., Nov. 7,. Married by the Rev. D. E. Bowman at the residence of Will Stout on Bear Creek. Feter Wise to Miss Amanda Myers, who has made her home with the

Stouts for seven years, in Hagerstown in the

chased of Jesse Replogle. Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Ulrich gave a reception Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Wise. Other guests we if Mrs. Emma Brumback of Kansas. Mrs. Adrlie Conway, Emmet Moore and fami'y, Henry Wise and family. Jack Smith and family, Betsey Shell and Florence Shock.

The greater Hoosier Drill works will be entirely completed by Christmas, i.s the belief of the officers of the concern as they have freely expressed themselves.' But one building remains to be completed this year, the assembling and storage room, which is now under course of construction. This building will be three stories in height with a basement, and will be one of the largest yet constructed at the Hoosier plant. There will be no better equipped seeding machine company in the country than the Hooier when

They will live everything is placed in running order, property pur-1

Pneumonia Follows a Cold but never follows the use of FoKy"? Honey and Tar. It stops the cough, heals and strengthens the- lungs and prevents pneumonia. A. fl. Luken & Co.

Down on a southern plantation th dairy boys were accustomed to do thf milking squatting down in a primitive fashion until the owner introduces milking stools with other Improve meats. The boy who first sallied forth with the stool returned bruised anc battered and with an empty pail. 1 dun my best, sab." lie said. "'Dal Mool looked all right to me. lyint d blamed cow she won't set on it!"

How's This?

W offer One Hundred Dollara B. ward for any ease of Catarrh that cannot !' eurcd lv Hall's Catarrh Cure. K. J. CIIKNKV CO.. To!(dn, O. W'-. tlx' eml-rlTn-d. Iiavt- known F J. 'hri-y lor tin- lant 1 " ynrs. una l.-lj..v him perfectly lioimrabh In l! IoikIim-km transactions and financially all- I" i-ariy out any oldiKation nad by hi firm. Wa tiling. Kinnsm K- Marvin. Wholesale OruKKlsts. Toledo. O HiH'h Catarrh Cur- ia tatcrn Internally, at tiu iir--tly upon tli Mood and mucous urfac-s of thu syetvni Testimonials si nl fn-o. l'rlo "."i i nt per bottle. Sold by all I ru K K lt . Tako Hall s Family J'llla for constipation.

DR. A. B. PRICE

FOR MRS. SETH COX.

Dublin, Ind.. Nov. 5. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Carmony entertained Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Cox of Anderson. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sam White, Mr. and Mrs. Ozro Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Clif-. ford Mason, Mr. and Mrs. George ; Frazee, Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. M. Trusler, Mr. and!

Mrs. Seth Cox. Mr. Carl lrusler and Mrs. Libbie Trusler.

CHILD DIES AT ARBA. Fountain City, Ind., Nov. o. The daughter of Mr. tand Mrs. Henry Brown died at Arba of hemorrhage of the throat.

Sheathing a Ship. Sheathing a ship is covering the bot

tom with a (-heath of copper. In all' sens, but particularly in those of the i tropics, the hulls of shins are liable to !

the attack of eertain worms which penetrate the hardest wood and have been known in the course of a few months to damage the hull so ss to render the vessel worthless. Copper sheatbing protects the ship not only against the attacks of these toren-, but also against decay, and is especially valuable in the cae of iron ships, the metal rapidly oxidizing and becoming brittle when exposed to the action of the sea water.

Fortunat.

"I thought," said the author as be

took back the manuscript, "that the story would just about do for you." "Yes," rejoined the editor, "that's

just about what it would do if we ; printed it, but fortunately I happened i to read it myself, to I am returning It t to you for fear of accidents, reoplel

are so careless." Judy.

Twenty thousand dollars for a drop shaped pearl scarf pin, .l.Yioo for a pearl stud. .4.!i for a coat fastener formed of a white boutou pearl with gold bar. ?8." for seven buttons en suite, and Z for a pair of brilliant Fleeve links these are a few of the prices realized at the recent London sale of a noble marquis's jewels.

How to Cure Constipation Few people altogether escape a disorder of the bowels. You may catch cold, over-eat, over-drink, worry too much, not esercUe enough or do a hundred and one other things that result in constipation or costiveness. When the trouble comes it Is well to know what to do for it. In the opinion of thousands there ia no better cure for constipation than Dr. Caldwell's Syrao Pepsin, which anyone can obtain for SO cents or $1 at a drug store. We all have constipation occasionally, and the sensible thing to do is to hare a bottle of this remedj &1wts in the bouse. You lake it at oiirht on retiring, for ezampla. aod when you wake up in the morcing at your usual hour it (.rosaces I - results. Your stomach iasuuiUy becomes lighter, rour head clearer, jour ere brighter, you feel active and spry ooce again, jour apoeUe has returned aod you are ready to work with eothueiasm and vlgav. All this may sot hare laKea more thin a dose or two. at a cost not to exceed two or three Mots. Can you afford to feel bad when yon can feel good for so Uttie? Dr. WUson Brown, of Metropolis. 111., nas no besitancj in sayiag that Dr. Caidweil's f-jr-p Pepsin is the greatest of all laxative aud be frsDKly admits to his patient teat if they used it when the stomach, lirer or bowels eot out of order they would hare lass need of him. It is without doubt the best euro for occasional oi hroDlo constipation, dyspepsia. biliousneES, laundlce, sour stomach, iaz? liver. fiatuJeocT, diarrhea, aod similar digestive ills in old or young. It is a thousand times better than salts or purgative waters, acts gently bat surely. Is pleasant to the tas'-e, does not gripe, and cures permanently. Go to vour druggist and get a 50 cent or (1 totUe and see 1! our claims are not justified.

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