Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 326, 7 January 1908 — Page 6

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F Three Hundred and Fifteen Names on Blanket Remonstrance Declared Illegal. SALOON MEN TO MAKE TEST DECISION OF SOUTH BEND COURT TO BE USED BY THEM IN FIGHTING THE REMONSTRANCE NOW IN COMMISSIONERS' HANDS. New Castle, Ind.. Jan. 7. liy declaring that 31 D signatures on the blanket, remonstrance, expected iiy the tcmperanre forces to knoek out ti)irteen saloons of New Castle, are illegal, I he saloon nif-n say they will prevent, the parsing of lie; remontrane.e. Several ljundred people feathered at ihe court, house yesterday when t ii eoniniissioner.s heuan their session. Tinboard, however, deferred action on the remonstrance until Thursday morning:, when a special session will lie held. Three applications for liquor licenses are pending ami will be heard at the same time the remonstrance cornea up. The applicants are A. II. Ward, William 1'ipher and .1. r McGrath. Among the siirnaf nrc-s which have been declared illeprnl are those of some of the peoples who are known to be strong in the cause of temperance. Others are said: to he illegal as the signers have lel the city since placing their names to the remonsi ranee. The saloon men have taken advantage of the decision ol the superior c-onrt. ai South ,liend Saturday in a similar ease. The remonstrance was filed on Friday while the saloon men filed their withdrawals on the Thursday before. The attorneys for the saloon men contend that the. signatures secured on Friday are illegal as they pave the saloon men no chance to secure or attempt to secure their withdrawal. The decision in the South Hend court Saturday is said by attorneys to have supported this claim. Will Test Case. When the ease comes up before; the commissioners Thursday the saloon men will make no fight. They will merely submit their applications with the expectation of having them refused and will then appeal the cases to the circuit court for a ruling. POLITICAL POT SIMMERS. Will Boil However After Franklin Tp. Convention. Whitewater, Ind., Jan. 7. The political pot in Franklin township, which at present is just simmering, will bepin to boil after the mass convention to he held here next Friday, for the purpose of selecting members of the township organization viz: Township chairman, precinct commit tee-men and to select delegates to district and state conventions. Other business that may of necessity come up at this time will be transacted. At. present there are five names mentioned in connection with the assessors office. There will. lie a lively scramble for the trustees office. ' TEACHERS GIVE SURPRISE. Trustee Albert Anderson Was the Victim. Whitewater. Ind., Jan. 7. The Teachers of Franklin township planned and carried out. a very pleasant surprise on their trustee, Albert Anderson Satruday evening. Mr. M. 10. Hunt, in behalf of the teachers presented Mr. Anderson very beautiful oil painting. The surprise was complete and a pleasant evening was 5pent. Those present were Joe C. Jturgess and family, M. E. Hunt ami family. Misses Mable Young, Mary A. Smith, Myrtle Addleman and Edna Dlose. SCHOOL REORGANIZES. David Niccum Will be Superinten dent. Hagerstown, Ind.. Jan. 7. Presbyc iictu cmi 1 1 vii. civ OVUM met. (lull I eoi'gnnized Sunday afternoon with the following officers: Superintendent. Darid Nlceum; assis,ant superintendent, Thad McCown; secretary. Miss Nora Weidmnn: treasurer, Howard Gwinn. Teachers for the various classes were appointed. teiian Sunday PURCHASES INTEREST. Arthur Mills Enters the Hardware Business. Hagerstown. Ind., Jan. 7. Artaur Mills, living on the Wise farm near t Petersburg, has purchased the interest of J. H. Krowder of Gettysburg, oJ In the stahr Hardware store. Mr. i Idtlls and family will move to Hagers- i town immediately. The new firm Stahx and Mills are considering moving Into the store rooms of the new K. of V. building. ! MISS HAYES TO SPEAK Is State Superintendent C. E. of Junior V.4UIWIUSV v.o, iiiu., j.ui. c .miss Hayes, Ktate superintendent of the Junior department of the Christian en(teavor. win deliver au auuress at a rally of this organization to be held at the Presbyterian church on Friday rscninpr. An interesting mnsic-il procram will be rendered by the Juniors. Everybody is urged to be prcs.-m. BIG DIVIDENDS. Milton Bank Pays 12 Per The Year. Cent, fori Milton, Ind.. .Inn. itial nieeting of the 7 The senii-an-Fa rulers' Bank

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Pauline Newman, leader of the great strike on the East Side, New York; a group of ihe strikers arid a snapshot of an evicted family. Over eight was held Monday. An eight per cent, dividend was declared for '. months, which made per eent. for the year. The finances uf the bank are in line shape. At no time in the late stringency were depositors limited in the amount they might check. WILL BREAK TRUST. Needier Starts Dary town. at HagersHagerslown, Ind., Jan. 7. K'nory Needier, living on the Jacob II rchberger farm, has started a dairy. For the last several weeks there has been a scarcity of milk and also the price has raised to seven cents which is exceedingly high for Hagerstown. Mr. Needier expects jo break up the minatnre trust apparently controlling milk prices, by making a cut. ULRICH STRICKEN. Farmer Near Hagerstown Has Paralysis. Hagerstown, Ind.. Jan. 7. George Ulrich, aged 42 years, a fanner living one mile north of town, was stricken Saturday morning' with paralysis. SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE Ijji grippe coughs are dangerous as they frequently develop into pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar not. only stops the con sit but heals and strengthens the lungs so that no serious results need be tVared. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains no harmful drugs and is in a yellowpackage. Refuse, substitutes. A. G. Luken & Co. ECONOMY, IND. Economy, Ind., Jan. 7. Devi W. Stamm came from Dayton, Ohio, Saturday and stayed over Sunday with his wife here. Dyram Cole was in Muncie Sunday. Rev. Archie Maning and Fred Greenstreet have returned to De Patiw. Miss Kena Clark has returned to her school work in Kcndelville. Mr. and Airs. John Maning entertaiued the Misses Minnie and Bertha Marshall. Dev. .. A. Stanley of North Grove began a revival meeting at College corner in the 17. D. church Sunday. W. L. Fenimore spent Sunday in Muncie. Miss Edith Lamb visited Miss Ida Lamb Sunday afternoon. Revival meetings began Sunday at the M. E. church. Miss Eva Campbell of Williamsburg, was the guest of Edith Land) Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hadley enter tained Mi and Mrs. Albert Chamness ; and children, Vaughn and Helen Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Mahlon Chamness and Kev. Leauder Chamness visited Mr. and Mrs. William Helten Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Iliatt visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Underbill of Greensfork. Sumay. Mr. and Mrs. John Replogle visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cain Sunday. Albert Clark was in Indianapolis a i few days last week. Eyda Fonts is ill with heart trouble. Mrs. and Miss Ida Lamb were visit-1 ing Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Swain Sunday. Howard Rallenger returned to Chi cago Monday. j Mr. and Mrs. Deck Haxton had as; their Sunday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. '; Joseph Haxton and children. Myrtie, j Iltilda. Hazel and James. Misa Olive: Hayes and Mrs. Hulda Haxtou. j Miss Edith Scantland is so afflicted j with rheumatism that she will not be! able to attend Earlham this term. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner of i Fountain City spent Sunday here. j Preston Bennett has sold one of his ; town' properties to Ab Frasier. who! recently came here from Muncie. AN INSIDIOUS DANGER

One of the worst features of kiduey or a bilicuts attack in almost no time: trouble is that it is an insidious dis- and it puts yellow .jaundice clean out ease and before the victim realizes his of commission." This great tonic r.-.ed-danger he may have a fatal malady, icine and blood purifier gives quick r -Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first lief in ail stomach, liver and kidneysign of troubles as it corrects irreg- complaints and the misery of lane-

jtilarities and prevents Bright'? disease and diabetes. A. G. Luken & Co. EAST GERMANTOWN. IND. ; r-asi vter ma n to wn . inu.. Jan. .. . School opened Monday after a two : week's vacation. Miss Mamie Eshelman of Connersville. spent Sunday with Mr. ana Mrs. an!; Korfter. Mr. Harry spi.tr Sa'tiri Fisher y and of Richmond Sunday with -.iiy lias ret'trnod in i parents in Ch.irU-s Kiu-hcv nr.d ta Mrs. E. E. Ue.lai.er home from a isi; w it 1 liu southeru part i f the state. Mr. Edward Custer of Greeusfork, was here last week. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

hundred landlords on the East Side are having great trouble because of this strike. The people demand lower rents ami will not pay until a reduction is granted. CENTERVILLE, IND. Centerville, Ind., Jan. 7. The funeral services of Miss Hulh Ut ichard. who died on Saturday at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Charmau. were held this afternoon at - o'clock at Bryan Chapel. The Rev. Aaron' Napier and Key. YV. E. Whitlock officiated. Burial at Bryan cemetery. The Woman's Home missionary society of the M. E. church will meet on next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ella Dunbar. The Kcv. Maurice E. Barrett uf vpiceland has begun his second week A revival meetings at the M. E. cnurch. The meetings are well attended and full of interest. M. L. Fansher of Elkhart and Robert Fanslier of Lewisville, were recent guests of Thomas Fansher and family. Mrs. Catherine Brown and daughter. Miss Flora of Homecroft. Dublin, were entertained at supper on Sunday bv Mrs. M. A. Drown and Miss Mode Drown. The Dev. Aaron Napier is holding a series of meetings at Wilkinson, Ind. CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. Cambridge City. Ind.. Jan. 7. The local post of the Grand Army and the Woman's Relief corps will hold a public installation of officers at the Red Men's hall tin's evening. All old soldiers and their families are earnestly invited. Mrs. Wiiliard Ulrich and daughter. Kathryn, visited with Indianapolis friends Sunday. George Calloway, who has been quite ill with appendicitis for the past week is much improved. Miss Alma Joseph returned to her home in Cincinnati Monday after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Calloway. Mrs. E. E. Bond who has been seriously ill with erysipelas, is some better. Mrs. Elias Scott returned this evening after a few days' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Savage, near Centervule. Rank Fooll-rhness. "When attacked hy a eougli or cold, or when your throat is sore, it. is rank foolishness to take any other medicine than Dr. King's Now Discovery." says C. O. Eldridge, of Empire, Ga." 1 haveused New Discovery seven years and I know it is the best remedy on earth for coughs and colds, croup, and all throat and lung troubles. My children are subject to croup, but New Discovery quickly cures every attack." Known the world over as the. King of throat and lung remedies. Sold under guarantee at. A. G. Luken & Co., drug store. :0c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free. WHITEWATER. IND. Whitewater. Ind.. Jan. 7. The Whitewater dramatic club will present their drama. "The Face at the Window" at Holiansburg. Saturday evening. The joint institute of Franklin and New Garden Townships will be held at the local high school building Saturday. W. J. Curtis and family were very pleasantly entertained by John Richards and family Sunday. J. A. Stephenson of Richmond, was he guest of relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Colvin of Aria visited relatives Saturday. The new art windows are being placed in the M. E. church. Arrangements are being made for the re-dedication Sunday. Jan. 'J.( A Cure for Misery. "I have found a cure for the misery i malaria poison produces." says K. M. . James, of Louellcn. S. C. "It's called ! Electric Bitt,ers. and conies in ."( cent bintles. It breaks up a case of chills back. Sold under guarantee at A. G. Luken & Co., drug store. STRAUGHN, IND. . straughu Ind Jan 7 John and ; Ben HaVden have received a telegram announcing the death of their sister. iMrs. Ellen Montgomery at her home i

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1 he burial took place Tuesday. Dr. Wyman and family of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Betsy Walters Sunday, C.is-ius Jenkins ami fatuity rcturr. ed to their home ;i: Columbur. O Sunday. Mrs. J. B. Tapscott visited her J brother John Jenkins in Dayton. O j Monday. i Samuel Lamberson is ill. His son 1 Ben oi EUood is vtoiUBS him.

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HAGERSTOWN. IND. Hagerstown, Ind.. Jan. 7. -Raymond i Knapp made a business trip to Indianapolis and other points Saturday, re- : turning the first of the we-ik. j John Walthes of New Memphis. Illinois, has returned to his home alter an extended visit with his sister. Mrs. Howard Heiner. Link Day of Windfall, is visiting H J. Day and family. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Christian church will meet with Mis. Wni Porter Wednesday afternoon. Knode Porter attended the ."tlth annual meeting of the state fair board at Indianapolis Tuesday, of which he is a member. At a special meeting of the Eastern Star chapter, Saturday evening, installation of officers was held after which Miss Irena Addingtou was made a member of the order. Mrs. Laura Hohrer bus returned from a visit with relatives at Greensfork and other points. The Christian Aid society will meet this afternoon with Mis. Win. T. Wa1binton. Mrs. Alva Cook of Greeusfork is spending this eek with her dattgliti i Mrs. Hollis Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. i,,,-K llailhy of Clarksville, Ohio, former residents !' this place, are visiting friends here. .)rpha Jones and daughter Rita, were in Richmond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Prcssel and family were entertained Sunday by Michael Conn iff and family. Mrs. John Carvir Keever, atttnded the funeral services of Mrs. Caleb Lamb at Greensboro Saturday. Rev. :. D. (l-,v( n of Anderson, preached Sunday morning and evening al the Christian church to an appreciative audience. Rev. Spriggs. of Da.Mon. will conduct the services Sunflay. January l'.. R'fc'V It Does The Business. Mr. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton. Maine, says fit Ituckieu's Arnica S.iUo. "It de--s the business; 1 have used it. 1 for piles ind it cured them. ls?d it for chapped hands and it cured t-.iem. Applied it to an old sere and it heated it without leaving a scar behind." "e. at A. G. Ldken & Co.. drug store. COLLEGE CORNER, IND. College Cono r. Ind.. Jan. 7.--Rev. Stanley preached at. this place Sunday. The Sunday school oltiiers have been elected for the fol!ov.-;'n g year. Semialal Mall, sunt.; Mamie Kiitenunn assist-1 ant smierintenih.r.t ll:i-el t vndv ec. I retary. Mable Hosier, assistant see;rtaary: Yerl P. Foland. treasurer: Mis. Croc teacher ..f -:ass No. I: M.-nh Kitterinan. teacher of cla.-s No .': Ada Wright, teacher of datci No. r.: Linni( Harris, tea Foland. tea her c No. Mrs lev of class ; Mr. ed at aval Mrs. Will Yv'rh dinner Sundav. P iht er,n.Tta;n:irk Aiv.nu rman and wife an bia Bet-son. - spent Sunday with alter Kitternian. has it turned from with fri?mls and Miss liable Lundy her sister. Mrs. W; Miss Ida Beeson an extended visit relatives at Shirlev and Kniehtsiowu. Robert N. Beeson spent Monday in , Richmond. , Mrs. Anna Jarbo eniertaim d lier sisters and brothers at dinner Sunday. A CARD This is to certify that all druggists Foley your s Honey and Tar fails to cure cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents sene.es resuts from a cold. Cures la gri; ,. e,vigi.p ar.d prevents nneu-uu-ivia ,,nd consumption. Coma'r.s no opiates. The genuine is in" a yellow package. Refuse substitutes, A. G. Luken & Co.

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4 OLIVE HILL, IND. Hill. Ind.. Jan. 7. Olivi A very i pleasant surprise was given on Wessel Walker recently, it being his 17; h birthday. Oysters were served. Those j present were Messrs. and Mcsdan-.es Ccorge Saunders. Frank Townr.-on. Edward Rowers. Frank Munchol';". Dai, 1 ie! Meaderis. Andrew McKinmj. Li mi lie! McNutt. Jaiiifs liusby. Jeorge Armsi rong. Mrs. Hatinah Taylor and granddaughter. Letta Tahr. are visitingfriends at AmU-rson, ind. Master William Tunic has been ery ill. Miss Liza Armstrong .-ptnt last wok with Ural Reynolds, near Fountain City. Mr. James Riaek spent a few days with his sister, near Chester. Special Announcement Regarding the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Wo are pleased to announce thai Foley's Honey and Tar for cout-hs. colds and lung troubles is no! affected by i ae National Pure Food and Ding law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we rcc an ua-nd if as a sale remedy to:1 ddldieu and adul's. A. C.. Luken .V 'o. l is ."if"ecfia t-" have I '-eiti'se !. 1 iiiirr?. t, Ms s'i.v. to call lee. so as to go togr;her. He is i on for a frL'nd do-.; n into tl at his of ie ce'JMtrv a stoehl.-okcr. mercirtnt. what you will. His phe-e of business being ten n.ittu'es' walk from the station, you call alter bu-dir-ss bouts, al;;:t a quarter of hour befere train starts. You liud Til ill el rfully d; ing n.. thing tin-b-ss n cigarette eoiitsts f,.r work. Heabsoiutely le. -Hue- to start yet. It is too !:su?'d!y early. After five nusmtes y.'e.i suggest depart lire. P.y no tiieans will he move. It never ia!. s l.'.iu more than seven n;aiiiie at the utmost. Knowing his walking capacities, yoti doubt, but : -(pilesce. At I;;--1 you ar.off. a! v to the train I says; , "Vy .bee. My watch mi lows v 1 man. we slow." S u run. I i:;u-t hurry up. i you run igno- 1 f lack befriend e moving train. , iag and breath- . sa vs . "You See, : yon. and l:ss you jn-t catch th as you sit.k 1 .ersp: into vov.r sent he WCr were mi-se l :i time, ind nothing, thlng-ha in this.could for in p!"'i!y of tiIra::) in n.y life." el! And 'all the If la- I,; d be":, Xeeenly of j rrv for ; I ig auv- 1 i Pi ; hi do:: 1 a letter t write or tie like- I wast, ! gi ve hit.:, s he ll :. e : g i 1 1 1 1 I : I ' but he had i'T. Vm: !, s, you t. or at P ur all eve:;!s brow and. the ie is wi 1 1 eor very good eo.npl.K-eney . tra ins le.ids to ; London Sat- ' friend, rine: i that this '.!!-! j many coroner' urCi. v Review quests. A nipr' Vb. ril to realir.e how It ismall a spide-'s web really is. A fatuous inir js.'-o!.;st ;;ee uin.'e sr::t- interest ing comparisons of a cobweb with human hair. "I hav,. often compared the size, of the thread spun by full grown spiders wid a h:iir of my heard." he says. "I placed the thickest p:rt of the hair before the microscope, and, from the most acc-irate judgment I could form, more than loo of such threads placed side l y side could not equal the diameter of one such hair. If. then, we suppose u-h a hair to be ef a round form it follows that 10.'o threads spun by the full grown spider, when taken together, wiil not be equal in substance to the size of a single hair. To this, if we add that -JOO young spiders at the time when they begin to spin their webs are not larger than one full grown one and that each of these iTiinute spiders possesses the same organ as the larger ones, it follows that the exceeding!., srarll threads spun by tVs I'ti ., ires p...,--. he stl'l JfO times sh-r.u -: :.i-d .,;-.. jUetit'y that 4.oio,iu.hi .,f the-e minute spiders threads cannot equal in substance the Ize of a single hair." A coal washery at Saginaw. Mich

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MILLIONAIRE'S SOU Tfl PflrJKQT V 1 1 I IU uUll I CO I If ILL Incurred Parental Displeasure in Marriage. i Albany, X. V., Jan. 7 According to a statement made here last, night, the will ef William Rhine!and t , w ho died last m ok in New York, leaving an estate said to be valued at $ ,".OtM.M.H , is to be contested by William C. Ithinelam'er, a sou, who lives in Albany, and whe, it .s said, is disinherited by his Litlu-i. His estrangement from his father dales hack from l7t", when he married ag liusl the wishes fat her. f his A. Chinese Solomon. A Mind si reel musician, report a Chinese newspaper, stood on the shore of a river puzxicd bow to ross the stream. He imp! -.red i:n till deal -r who happ.-upd to eoine along to assist Lim The "il '!ier bad pity on the ielpless man. Uio'i him on hi houlder, gnve biiu bis money bug bold and carried htm actt vs, When he deposited bis I ttr d-.-n en ,L" o'her shore the blind man j ret'us .(l to re'urti him his money la.?. ; raise:! ;, n.)i-f aid d"i hired that the; mreut.y wa.-. h's property. Th" tnatter, came Lfo;-e thi- j 'uge. and er.ch mitti j said o!j o-ith thtti the money belonged! to him The judge finally ordered th bag of m- r.cy -iip:iM iat a wter tank, .Hid thru i.aider.iy announced that th' oil deah-r r.n the owner. When a ked far t!ie reason for l.iu de ci-ajii. 1 de-i.ired tii.it the money o: th oil f'enler tet:t certainlT ?-bow trace, ,-.f his li:ines-5. and. indd. o;. the surface of the water tract's of oil were found. i The r.exl ei;--,!-- will show thai. iti-.sylvaiiia i :-.s. two ities, each w i li -e;, u'a; ion ctdiiig ."nt.Mn. a t mii'U. wl,hh no ote-r tati in tieFt- ion Pie-s. will P" - e - . Pliil.ei'-lphia 4

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