Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 3, 18 February 1908 — Page 6

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TITO RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELECRAI, TUESDAY, FERRUARY 18. 190S.

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Competion of Convention Arrangements Will Be Made In the Near Future. A LIST OF CANDIDATES. l V. S. Jacktion, chairman of the Democratic suite committee, will call the committee together within the next two weeks to complete arrangements for the i Democratic state convention, which w 111 bo held on March 25 and 26. The Democratic organization is not finding any difficul ty in finding men to 'run" for the diferent nominations. For Governor the following axe announced: Samuel Itf. Ralston, Lebanon; Thomas It. .Varshall, Columbia City; Carroll F. MisCullough, Anderson; L. Ert Slack, Franklin, and Thomas H. Kuhn, Ithrhmond. For Lieutenant Governor. Frank Hall of Rushville and Frank Herri n of South Uend have announced themBelves. Two candidates are out for attorney general. Richard Itf. Miiburn of Jasper, and Walter J. Lotz of Muncie. James F. Cox of Couni bus will again be a candidate for secretary of state, and Marion Bailey, a prominent Hendricks county farmer, who made the race for auditor two 3-ears ago, will he a candidate again. For treasurer of state, John Isenbarger of North Manchester has announced himself. Two candidates are after the nomination for judge of the Supreme Court, Fifth District. They are Jabez Cox of Peru, and M. B. Lalry of Logs nsport. Bert New of North Vernon, prominent in the Democratic politics of the 'Fourth District, will seek the nomination for reporter of the Supreme and Appellate Courts. HAGERSTOWN, IND. Hagftrstown. Ind.. Feb. IS. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bowman entertained Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Werking Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jones and daugh1er Lela and Mr. and Mrs. Orpha Jones and daughters Rita and Hilda, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jyle Jones near Millville, Sunday. Walter Howard of Muncie was the guest of Miss Hazel Knapp over Sunday. The Ladies Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. Henry Keagy next Wednesday afternoon. An interesting program will be rendered. Raymond Knapp of this place has accepted "a position with the Cambridge City Grays, a semi-professional team, for the coming base ball season at a good salary. Knapp had other tempting offers from different places. The alumni association is being congratulated on the success of their home talent play, "The Deacon's Tribulations." The amount cleared was $fo. Preparations are begun for another play to be given in March, which will out do everything ever put on the etage here by home talent. The teachers of Jefferson township

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This is the trade markwhich is on every genuine bottle of Scott's Emulsion sold in nearly all the countries of the world. Nothing equals it to build up the weak and wasted bodies of young and old. AU Druggists; 50c. and $1.00. schools were in attendance at the Wayne county teachers' association at Richmond Saturday. Mrs. Harry Bottles and children of Connersviile, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Waltz, north of town. Will Roller has been confined at hi home for the past week, unable to be at his place of business. George Thornburg of Indianapolis visited his father, Nelson Thornburg. and wife over Sunday. Misses Nettie and May Lamb of Greensfork. were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tigue. Rev. Barret, of Dayton, O., preached to a good audience Sunday at the Christian church. He was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Warbinton, during his stay. Miss Corinne Simmons of Indianapolis, came Saturday evening to visit her grandfather. Volley Gohring and aunt. Miss Katharine Gohring. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter Frances Marguerite, were entertained Sunday by Robert Smith and family. The program for the Parnasian club Thursday evening is as follows: Geo. Bowman Original story: Colwell Miller Letter: Fred Benson Salem Witchcraft; Joshua H. Allen Extemporaneous speech assigned by Prof. Woolart! ; M. W. Grills-Reading. Elviu BensonDeclamation: James Knapp Optional; Florence Benson Music: Lewis Kirby Optional: Chas. Woolard-Essay: Ralph Teetor Optional; Walker Kidwell Conundrums; Ralph Hughes Reading. STRAUGHN, IND. ' Straughn. Ind., Feb. IS. -Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jenkins and son of New Castle, were guests of home folks Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Hasketfs brother from Forest. O.. has been spending several days with her. Mrs. Tross Laraberson of Richmond. Ind.. came Saturday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Laraberson. but took very sick and had to return home at noon. The young people of the Straughn Christian church, have organized a Y. P. C. E. with Miss Goldie Moore as president and Miss Ruby Gauker assistant. An interesting meeting was held Sunday evening.

HUGHES ACTIVE NOW

Evidently He Is Willing to Do a Little Skirmishing for Nomination. NO LONGER- RECEPTIVE. Washington, Feb. 18 Governor, Hughes of New York is not only a receptive candidate for the presidency but he also is an active candidate. Lately he has been making some interesting moves in tho presidential rame. Frederick C. Stevens, the chairman of his Board of Public Works, a state official who owes his appointment to Governor Hughes, has been in Washington during the last week advancing the Hughes candidacy. He represents the New York Governor in the combination of candidates who are opiKsed to Secretary Taft. The news that Mr. Stevens has been here taking a hand in the antiTaft campaign is considered exceedingly interesting as showing that the New York executive does not occupy such a high plane of politics that he is not willing to do some skirmishing to get the nomination. Governor Hughes. It Is authoritatively stated, has the New York situation in fine shape. He will not only get a delegation that will be loyal to him, but one that he will be able to control against Taft in case he himself can not be nominated. ECONOMY, IND. Economy, Ind.. Keb. 1S. Newt Snellen and family have moved to Medford, Ind. James Powell of near Hagerstown, has moved in Elvin Oler's property. V. E. Oler and John Taylor shipped three cafloads of hoss from Economy and Webster, to Pittsburg, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Levi W. Stamm were guests of relatives at Hagerstown Saturday. Joe Lamb was in Richmond recently on legal business. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison entertained at dinner recently, Mrs. Nancy Peirce and grandson, Mrs. Amanda Lamb. Mrs. Lyda Burnett and granddaughter, Mrs. Assuith Osborn and Miss Ida Lamb. Miss Addie Balleuger of Carlos City, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Oler over Sunday. Rob Morrison has heen suffering with heart trouble. Miss Ella Bowman, the young lady from Hartford City, who was taken seriously ill while visiting the Parker's is reported better. Albert Ballenger is home from Purdue. Mr. and Mrs. George Scantland of Williamsburg visited relatives here re-.-ntly. Roy Pierce is clerking for his brother,. Roy. Charley Williams has returned to Muncie after spending a few days here. Mrs. Allen Durbin is moving from Greenville to Economy. Thomas Stewart is visiting in Indianapolis for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hiatt and Mrs. Elizabeth Potter, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Culbertson of Webster Sunday. Charley Morrison who recently made a short visit in the West has arrived home. John Osborn of Richmond, spent Sunday here with relatives. Miss Alice Gwin has returned from Uichmond after having spent several weeks there. Mrs. Emma Conley of Richmond, spent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haxton entertained at dinner Sunday at Central ho tel. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grecnstreet and children of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Atkinson and Paul Cain. Rev. Dr. Singer preached special sermon for the Odd Fellows Sunday. W. L. Fenimore, Charley Harris, Charley Cole, Mrs. Luzzetta Fenimore and daughter Blanch, v.-ere guests of the Edwards family Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. Lon Massy of Richmond were here Sunday. The M. E. Aid society meets Saturday afternoon to hold a social and elect new officers. Rev. Dr. Singer will lecture Wednesday night in the M. church on ."Toclay's Call." L. W. Stamm returned to Dayton Sunday evening. MILTON. IND. Milton. Ind.. Feb. IS. Samuel Johnsou, a prominent farmer south of town, was S3 years old Sunday. In honor of the day his children, grandchildren and relatives surprised him by a home coming, bringing an elegant dinner with them. Those present were Elmer Leffingwell. Lewis Leffingwell, Wm. Johnson, Elmer Johnson. Emory Manlove and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hanna. Mrs. Ella Hoffman, Mrs. Oscar Beeson and Mr. Ed Beeson. The Christian Endeavor society gave ! a good program at the evening church j hour at the Christian church Sunday i evening. Music, recitations and a fine; , talk by tne pastor, ilex, beott. were leading features. Mrs. Edgar P. I Jones presided at the service which ; commemorated the lstb anniversary J of the local society. j : Virgil Newman and family of Cam- j bridge City, spent Sunday with his I j mother, Mrs. Mary A. Newman. Mrs. Marie Beeson and Miss Nora Griffith were called to Indianapolis Monday on account of the illness of their mother, Mrs. M. E. KInsey. Mrs. George Murley has returned from Richmond. Mrs. Jacob Benner of New Paris, O., and Mrs. Marlon Stanley, of Boston, were guests of Miss Marie Benner. Sunday. The You-Go-l-Go club will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace

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HEW CASTLE HAS MILITARY FEVIR New Armory Erected and Company Organized. Xew Castle. Ind., Feb. IS. With the possible exception of Battery A of Indianapolis, the New Castle company of the Indiana National Guard has the . finest armory of any similar company i in the state. Officers and members of j other companies who have visited the local armory are warm in their praise of the quarters provided by the state : for the new company, which was only ; recently organized here. It occupies the entire fourth floor of the Maxim building and is unexcelled for drilling purposes. lo You Dig What You It is one thin? to eat and quite another to digest the food. Many people can't do the latter and suffer for years from indigestion without really knowing what is the matter with them. They just know that their "stomach is out of order.' But the most important thing, after all, is to know what is the matter, for then It. Is easy enough to know what to do. If the Advice ot thousands of people is convincing to you then we Bay take Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin If you have any digestive trouble As it3 name Indicates, it is for just that very ailment, end that it cures is proven by tiles of voluntary testimonials in our office. More direct and personal proof can be obtained by roing to your nearest druggist end buyinir a SO cent r 81 bottle. Take it and you will bs well: hotter still, results are guaranteed, so you risk nothing. Hon. Georgo C. Rankin, formerly of Monmouth. 111., and now residing at Wanhiniiton, D. C. where he holds a high position with the Government, is a warm friend of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He found it an Invaluable tonic and an aid to impaired stomach and digestive organs an opinion shared in by thousands of others. He adds tbathe finds it promotes health and happiness and recommends that it be in every household. There is, in truth, no better family laxative than Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Its gentle and effective action and pleasant taste recommend it especially to weak stomachs, children, women and old people. It is equally good for the most robust who become constipated or suffer from indigestion, sour stomach, biliousness and other stomach, liver and bowel ailments, because results are sure and permanent. It is a reliable laxative and even a 50 cent bottle will help many members of a family to better health. CDEC TCCT Those within to try Dr.CaldriltU ICul welt's Syrup Pepsin before buying can have a tree sample bottle sent to their home by addressing the company. This offer Is to prove that the remedy will do as we claim, and Is only ope to those who have never taken It. Send for it if you have any symptoms of stomach, liver or bowel disease. Gentlest yet most effective laxative for children, women and old folks. A euaranttad, permanent home cure. THE P'lBUO VERDICT: "No Laxative So Good and Sure DR. CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN." This product bears purity guarantee No. 17, Washington, 0. C, PEPSIN SYRUP CO. 105 Caldwell Bldg MowWoello, III.

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WRITE US A LETTER DUBLIN, IND. Dublin. Ind.. Feb. IS. iJoyd Hollingsworth of Rounn. Ind., is spending a few days with friende here. Mrs. John Scott returned Sunday from a visit with relatives at Lebanon. Mrs. Julia Morpau and Ltr niece. Miss Kena Couthard. went to Indianapolis Saturday to attend Macbeth. They returned Monday evening. Harvey Petree has returned from a few days' visit with his parents, near New Paris, O. Miss Ina Huddleston of Winchester, has come to spend a week with relatives here. Miss Salene Ogborn has recovered from an attack of grip. Nathan Stant will move his family into the Hatfield property on Johnson street soon. Milton Jenkins of Dayton, O.. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Huddleston to Straughns Sunday, to visit James. Tapscott and family. Mrs. Filly of Ft. Wayne, was the guest of Henry Williams and family over Sunday. Carl Osborn has moved his family to Mt. Auburn. Mrs. McKee went to Richmond Monday. Miss Ethel Hollingsworth of Lewis-' vllle. visited relatives here Monday. There will be a "pot-pie" supper tit the home of Mr. and ' Mrs. Samuel Snyder Friday evening. Miss Lillian Howren has been sick. Misses Madge and Lena King. Hazl Pea and Lura Larue spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Sarah Jay. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Huddleston died Sunday afternoon of tuberculosis. Mrs. Mary Stewart and Miss Norma Herbst went to Indianapolis Sunday to attend Macbeth. A pleasant time was enjoyed by the many friends of Miss Ruth Morris at her home last week. The house was tastefully decorated. Various contests with prizes, were given during the evening, followed by refreshments. Those present were Messrs. Thomas Butler. Floyd Moore, Everett Floyd. Howard Champe. Albert Ogborn. Earl Smalley. Wilbur Ogborn. Carroll Smalley, Wiley Phellis. Forest McKee, John Godwin. Norton Wilson, Lorin Champe, Morton Walters. Ozro Thompson and Misses Inez Funk. Inez Hall. Zenobia Wiker, Mary Champe, Anna Belle Clifford. Mabel Voris. Goldie Shaw, Elste Crull, Helen AMen. Rena Coulthard, Lenora Wood worth and Daisy Hatfield. CENTERVILLE, IIMD. Centerville. Ind., Feb. IS. Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Deardorff entertained on Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miller and daughter Helen,

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schlientz and (iaughter Odessa, and sou William, of Eldorado. Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. Albeit j SchMentz, of It rook vi'le. O.: Clarence Sihlitntz of Yellow Springs. O. Mrs. Dora Dietrich, of Richmond, v as the guest of her mother, .Mrs. Sarah Kersey. Sunday. The Rev. W. E. Whit lock returned :o Spieelaiul Monday, where- he is conducting revival services at the M. E. church. Mis Laura I'.ertsi h has been elected by the Methodist church at Cenierville ns a delegate to the Iiy Electoral conference of the North Indiana conference to be held at Anderson in April. Mr. C. A. Latigley was cicctt'd alternate. Mrs. Mary Lyin h. who has been ill with grip is much better. The Kpworth League will give a reception comlimontary to the new members at the honi' of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. langUy on Saturday evening. February '2'.'. A short business meeting will beheld at seven o'clock, preceding he entertainment. The Woman's cemetery association will meet next Friday afternoon in the rooms of the Civic club. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Smith and daughter. Miss Effie. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Smith at Richmond. NEW PARIS, OHIO. New Paris. O.. Feb. is. Mr. and Mis. Adam Reid are parent" of a baby girl, born Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oler Nieodetnus and family, of West Alexandria, spent Sunday with L. J. Reid nd family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNeill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. (I. M. Arnold. The Rev. Johnson of Converse, Ind..

SANFORD, FLORIDA The Celery City ol the South. $1,000 to $3,000 Made Per Acre. Price o! Improved Lands $1,000 lo $3,000 Per Acre Uncleared Lands $75 to $500 Per Acre RICHARD H. MARK'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Sanford, Florida.

Established in 1869.

I refer to Dr. C. M. Hamilton, Uichmond, Ind.; Mr. E. K. Shera (Sanford) from Richmond, Ind.; Mr. A. B. Commons (Sanford), from Richmond, Ind.; Mr. H. J. Thomas (Sanford), from Richmond, Ind.; Mr. C. H. Addleman, Richmond, Ind.; First National Bank, Sanford, Fla.; People's Bank, Sanford, Fla.

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occupied the pulpit in the Christian church Sunday. Mr. Ix-sh of Kansas, is visiting IdJ sisters. Misses Mary aud Lydia Lesh. The infant child of Mr. and M:b. Harry Collins died Sunday. Mr. OUie Newberu. who is ill with typhoid fever, is reported letter. His wife is now afflicted with the disease. The teuth meeting of the Tuesd.iy club will be held at the home of MiM Nelle McNeill. Tuesday evening. TVfollowing program has been arranged: Current Events. Mozart Mtitic Selected Edwhu Morrow. Life of Ixmis Morean (lotaschalk Evangeline Baldwin. The last Hope Evangeline Baldwin. Life of Robert Scnumanu Suite ot Schumann: The Lotus r.looni. Wanderer Song -Nelle McNeill; Sprtnj j Night. ! Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Kirkpatrick anl j daughter Dorothy, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred -Hicks of Richmond. Sunday. Miss Steinkamp of Richmond sang :i very beautiful solo at the Catholic church Sunday. JACKSONBURG, IND. Jacksonburg. Ind.. Feb. IS. Mr. J. J. Miller is ill. Mrs. Gilbert Wright and daughter spent Sunday with relatives at Cambridge City. Rev. Cross filled his regular appointment here at the Christian church Saurday evening and Sunday. Mr. Harry Underwood was home over Sunday. 1 Mr. Hinson has sold his residence tu Mr. Chas. Miller.

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