Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 67, 22 April 1908 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN TELEGRA3I, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22. lOOS.

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Greensfork Lad Has a Fast Friend in the Animal Which Is Well Broken. CAUSES WONDERMENT. (Irf enf.fork. Ind.. April 'J' I. - Visitors to this pla. e behold a spertarle. vhi h to them in not only itmusing but astonishing. Thf residents of the village have become .si i accustomed that they think littl of jr. The cause of the woiidcrciiieiit on the part of sisitors is the sight of the leven-v -ar-old son of J. J. Smith, riding about the streets and country rojid on a two-year-old ox. The lad lias trained his burden bearer to work in double harness with one of hi father's farm horses, to work in shafts to a small wagon and the animal is wc7i waited for saddle purposes. It is seldom that an ox is used for paddle purposes and it lias been suggested locally that the boy ride it Hi rough to Washington-. R C, on a wager. There is some doubt if the lad's father will permit tlx- undertaking because of the boy's ae. The youngster and his faithful, beast appear to be firm friends. The lad's weight is as nothing on the broad- back of the ox. nnd the- creaiure moes alxmt rapidly instead of in tlie custa unary slow, ambling gait of its kind. ECONOMY, IND. fonormy, Ind., April 22 Rlwood Clark atnrl his dinigluer, Mrs. Louie Doan, who spent the- winter in Wilmington, Pel., have arrSved here to apend the spring and summer. Dr. Herbert Clark has returned to PhiladHplifa after a visit, with Jits mother, Ida OJark. Miss Edith Scantland is here from Spiceland. The Economy gun club held their tcnii-monthly shoot. There were many members present ;wid some remarkable scores were lniwlc. Guy Mendenliall won the gold medal. The little Caiuulay boy who was bitten last week by -a dog is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cain and daughter Ella, were gtuests of Mr. and Mis. Tommy Cain, rccrnlly. Mrs. Elvin Swain acid Tom Mumbower were guests of Mr. and Mrs. "Will Swain, recently. Mrs. Will Segxist. is very poorly with lung trouble. Hoy Peirce who has consumption is very near death's door. There were twenty men of Dal ton township that met at the home of Trustee Chaniness to disn-uss the feasibility of dredging West river. There was a majority in favor of having it done. The ditch will ! sixteen feet wide and six feet deep at a cost of 51,500 per mile. The M. E. Aid society fair, market and social wns a success, both in attendance and financially. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hillen's infant child died Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn returned to Muncie Monday evening. Mrs. Eliza Huffman died Monday afternoon after week? of suffering with rancers. Albert Chnmness. Frank Waltz. Wallace Cheesman and George Thornburg were the West River crowd that were In Richmond Monday. Raymond Daughcrty left for Richmond Monday afternoon. Heck Haxton was at Cottage Grove Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Uunnicutt had sis their guests recently, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Heard and children, Mr. and Mrs. Whittier Rrard and children. Mrs. Ann Scant land of Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Uunnicutt and baby of nioomingsport. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Wooters moved back to Muncie Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Replig1e have moved In town. Mrs. Ella Lamb is sewing for Mrs. Alice Fraiser this week. Mr. and Mrs. Eldo Cain are the happy parents of a new girl baby. DUBLIN. IND. Ptiblin. Ind.. April 22. -Mrs. Chas. Bassett of Connersville. spent Monday With friends here. Mrs. Willis of Connersville has been spending a few days here. Mrs. Frank Watson of T.ew isville. spent Monday with relatives here. Mrs. and Rev. Selig and son llarrold cf Andersonville. came Tuesday to spend a few days with relatives here. Their son Floyd has been here for about a week. Tom Moore is very low. Many of tiis relatives have been called to the bedside. FIRST EXCURSION Of THE SEASON to Cincinnati. Ohio, VIA TheC.C. & L. R.R. $1.00 ROUND TRIP Sunday, April 26 Trains leave Richmond 5:15 a. m. Returning, leave Cincinnati. O.,9:00 p. m. BASE BAIL Reds vs St. louis. See the new faces. The Reds will be winners this year. For Particulars call C. A. BLAIR Home Telephone 2C62

Headache? If it does, you should try Dr. Miles'" Anti-Pain Pills. Why not do so. They will relieve the pain in just a few minutes. Ask your druprgist There arc 45.000 druggists in the U. S. Ask any of them. A package of 2" doses costs - cents. One tablet usually stops a headache. They relieve pain without leaving any disagreea Id e aft er-eff ects isn't that what you want I "My son Frank Snyder has tised TJr. Mills' Anti-Cain Pills for a long time. tie ivvit had ajivthinsj to help him so much for h'-ndaciie. A vcm- at;o he earne home, and I was down sick with sux li a dreadful nervous Ik Htlache. tie savp me one of the Anti-Pain Piils, and after whilo I took another :md was entirely relieved. I always keep them in the house- now. and khv many away to others suffering with headache." MRS.. I.OT'ISH LfrWKl.I.YN. Powf U, South Dakota. Your drugqist sells Dr. Miies' AntiPain Pills, and we authorize him to return the price of first package (only) if It falls to benefit you. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind

jE in the SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS Both Revs. Huntington and Russell Will Speak at Centerville. Centerville. Ind.. April 'SJ. The Uev. P. C. Huntington, rector of Si. Paul's Episcopal church of Richmond, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to (he marinates of the. Crntci ville hinh school on Sunday evening. May at the Methodist Church. Professor Klbert Russell of Karlham College, who was announced to have delivered the baccalaureate sermon will give the graduating address at ihe commencement exercises at the town hall on Tuesday evening. May .". CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. Cambridge City. Ind.. April .Mrs. J. B. Ilnuih and Mrs. M. M. Calloway spent Tuesday with friends in Richmond. The Dorcas Society will meet with Mrs. Sarah Stevens, this week. Mrs. Will Wagar made a business trip to Straughns today. L. C. Rldenour was In Hagerstown on business Monday. Mr. Thadrieus Frazer entertained his Sunday school class of twenty-five young men and women on Tuesday evening, at his home. A general good time was enjoyed by all. (lames conundrums and short stories afforded the entertainment of the evening. The Good Time Circle will meet with Miss Alice Bradbury. Thursday afternoon. The Rev. T. M. Guild, presiding elder of this district, met with the official board of the M. K. church at Cambridge City. Monday evening in the first quarterly conference of the year. Routine business was transacted. The special feature of the meeting was the increase of a hundred dollars in the pastor's salary. Ail tilings indicate a good year. The Mark Tully property in the south part of town, was sold by Jacob 1?. Gossett. trustee for the creditors, in the above esstate. on Saturday. The Modern Woodmen have prospects of organizing a camp at this place in the very near future. The Kothe property recently purchased by ,1. A. Boyd, was sold through the Win. Poney agency. Consideration S4.."oo. STRAUGHN, IND. Straughn. Ind.. April "J. Marry Shrawder. Miss Pearl I.amberson and Mrs. Grace Kemp of Richmond. Ind.. were guests of Albert I.amberson and family. Kltner Potter and Miss Ronnie Vickery of Connersville, were in Straughn recently. Albert I.amberson moved to his farm this week. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan (banker and granddaughter. Geneva, have gone to Connersville to spend a few days with their son. Will Gauker and family. The high school commencement will he held in K. of P. hall here Saturday night. April -". Rev. S. R. Lyons of Richmond will deliver the class address-. Dill Waddell was in Richmond. Monday. Miss Mabel Smith of Springfield, f) came Monday to spend a few weeks with Dill Waddell and wife. Mrs. Mary Kiniberiin anrl son of Anderson are here spending a fewdays with her grandfather. J. B. Tapscott and other relatives. JACKS01MBURG, IND. Jack son burg. Ind.. April 22. Mr. P. Mull has purchased The Brerse property. Miss Rachel Coffman -of Richmond, visited friends here. Mr. Thomas Smith and family of Pcnnville will soon he residents of this place. Mr. Richard Scott and family of Cambridge City, also Joseph Boroughs and daughter, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott. r,r kv: Ovid iledal Flour

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Famous Englishman Gives British Vessels Superiority Over American. CRITICISMS UNFOUNDED. Boston. Mass.. April '1Z -la an interview Sir William Henry White, who for nearly twenty years was the responsibledesigner of all British warships, comments n recent criticisms of the American navy. After declaring that the criticisms are unfounded on fact and supplementing this declaration by a long and technical explanation. Sir Williams says: "There is one thing more that 1 would like to say and I think it is vital. I have known t he A nierican navy from the start. In my opinion you have a fleet thai, ship for ship, is equal to anything the world contains. And. next to the British navy, I think your navy is. the best in the world." WHITEWATER, IND. Whitewater. Ind.. April L'J. Miss Lizzie Roiheimel of PennvUle and Miss Krina Curtis were- the guests of Mrs. Sue Jordan. Moody Lamb and family of Richmond and lames Robeson of this place visited with Theo Kisher. Dr. Criff is of Fountain City, attended the services at the M. 10. church .Sunday. Rev. Sharritt was t ie guest of William (1. White ami family. Miss Lizzie Rot lermel came from Pcnnville to attend the commencement ami is spending a tew days whh her friend. Miss Kmma Curtis. Members from both churches have organized a bible class and have selected Rev. J. W. Zube as readier. Tlie first meeting wiil be next Friday tiight at the Christian church. Ail persons interested in a critical study of the bible are invited to .join this class. There are about twenty charier members. Raymond Richards is sccrei ary. .Nathan Graves who has boon quite sick lor a we;k is reported a little bet ter. A Miss readings Kuhank will ive a serii s of at Inirl hall next Sut.urJuy evening. Otis Shaffer of Karlham college visited at home recently. M. C. Pylo rtiul family were the guests of (). C. Hunt and familv. Aliss Kva Hiatt visited Lewis Welsh and family. Myrtle and Frank Nicholson were the gnosis of Wayne and Gaynelle Smock. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel .Nicholson visited Sunday wit.i Mr. Nicholson's parents near Webster. The Misses Krnia Curtis, Lizzie Jtothermel ntid Mrs. Lola May visited recently with Joe C. Burgess ami family. X. S. Hunt is again able to be out. Mr. Hunt has been in poor health for several weeks. Robert Skinner and family were th guests of Wm. Skinner ami family. There is a call meeting for the V. &- A. M'v lodge for Saturday night. Chas. White is making extensive improvements on his residence and store room. Help Your Help. (.live your maids the right sort of tools for their work, and there will be no "Servant Problem." Don't use coarse rosin soaps, but take awav wash day's terrors by using Easy Task soap. It can be used without boiling j if you w ish, and docs its work so well j that hard rubbing 15 not needed. Only five cents a cake and lasts longest. No Use For It. t'nele Zebnlon was ou a visit to bis liophew in the big city, and the two had gone to a restaurant for dinner. They had given their order and wort I waiting for it to be filled when the! younger man, wu had been glancing! tit a jiaper that lay on the table, said: "By the way, uncle, did you evoi j have cereliro-spinal meningitis?" j "No," replied Vncle Zelmlon after n few moments' mental struggle with the question, "anil I don't want any. I'd ruther have fried liver and bacon any 3ay." A Big Screw Driver. "I saw a screw driver the other day that weighed 2.OU0 pouuds."' Nonsense." "Rut I did, though." "Where was it?" "In the engine room of an ocean liner." London Tit-Rits. The Hustler. "Po you believe that all things come to him who waits?" "They may start for him, but usnitlly some man who hustles overtakes Ihem before they get to the man ic Sraits." Houston Post. Buy Lace Curtains and Curtain Material now. while the Annual Sale is on at Knollenberg's Store. Its Strong Point. "But that umbrella looks so awfully cheap and common." said the customer. "The price you ask for it is preposterous." "My dear sir." replied the dealer, "that's the beauty of that umbrella. It's really the very best quality, but it's made to appear cheap and common so no one will steal it" Philadelphia Press. CHICHESTER'S PILLS IM1U la d like . Ho. DI AiJONB BS1NB PHXS. for rrz tro.n Tmt. SatKtt. A'm

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Post Cards of Historic New England We will sell vou these five beautiful Post Cards for three cents. Think of it! These cards are lithographed in colors on the best post card paper. The subjects are dear to the heart of every American. A great addition to your collection. How can we afford to make this generous offer? Here is the point: We publish a real magazine Hi' .MAN LIFT, The Magazine About People, edited by Alfred Henry lew-.- which Is io cents for a single copy, and 50 cents for a year. The best v alue ever offered. HUMAN LIFE tells you each month about the live people of the dav; who they are; what thev d" : where they live: their hopes, and what thev have accomplished to make the world brighter. Instructs Interests, Entertains. "HUMAN LIFE" tells about people all over the world, and will give you interesting life stories of people you may know among your lit of friends. Alfred Henry Lewis, the editor, David Graham Phillips Charles

Edward Russell, and Vance Thompson, ."if the Jav. ami m.mv other pood tor " HUMAN LIFE . We will send you the post cards for 3 you will send at the same time 7 cents months' tnal suoaenpnon to human Lire that is. send 10 cents in all, aid sign the coupon to-day. HUMAN Lll-fc. has beautiful colored covers ; it is printed on supercalendered paper, and is filled trom cover to cover with, illustrations. It is a live up-to-date magarine of unusual merit. Human Life Psb. Co., 0 Broad Street, Boston, mass. PURDUE UNIVERSITY HAS LARGE ATTENDANCE Mew Catalogue Issued Shows Increase. Purdue university 's now (aialone has ben rcielved in Kichmoiid. The iiMial a-nount of spate is devoted to th" description of equipment, and courses with the new features lirouuht out. Th requirements for admission fhow a constant raising of the standard of the scholarship and the list of students is longer than ever before. The summary shows the following students enrolled: Graduates. ."!: freshmen. ."77: sophomores. Its; juniors, :S'.','2: seniors. special. I'.'c school of pharmacy. HS: and winter course in agriculture. ltr ma'vinir a total of l.'.toi. exclusive of the college of medicine at Indianapolis, recently ceded 10 Indiana university. Tliere are fifty-one states and four foreign countries represented in the student enrollment. CENTERVILLE. IND, Centerville. Ind.. April 22. Miss Maltie (label is suffering with an attack of inlluenza. Mr. and Mrs. R. .1. Deardorff were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. I,. M. Smith at. Arcanum, Ohio. Prof. K. K. "Oldaker was absent from school on Tuesday on r.ecount of sickness. Mrs. .1. A. Dunbar is entertaining Mrs. Burl Ruddell. of Chicago. Mrs. Kila Thomas returned on Tuesday after spending several weeks with her aunt. Mrs. Lizzie Ksor at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Addington have returned to their home at New Castle, after a brief visit to Mr. ant! Mrs. Samuel Lash ley. Mr. and Mrs. John McOown entertained this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jai'rett. Mrs. John Brown and daughter. Miss Cleatus, of Richmond, and Mr. Jacob Chatnuui of Cambridge City. The funeral of Milburn L. Fender occurred Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. W. K. Whitlock officiated at the services which were held at the family residence on Kast Main street. The interment was at Crown Mill cenicterv. NOTICE. I have located and opened law offices in the Westcott Block, second floor, over N'usbaum's store, and will be elad to see my clients and friends there. W. C. CONVERSE. BROWNSVILLE, IND. Brownsville. Ind., April 22. Mrs. Ben Thomas entertained Misses Klizabeth Casey of Liberty and Mary Smith of New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. George Maze and son were Liberty visitors. The Brownsville school closed last week. The teachers were Prof. F. K. Stinson. Edna Showalter and Magio Menebry. Nora Wrislit and Gold a Plankenhorn attended the temperance meeting at Lyons' Station. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kautner of Salem visited with the former's parents. Ben Thomas and Win. Plankenhorn were Connersville visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spivey of Hamilton visited with -Mr. ami Mrs. D. V. Spivey. There will ho a party at Dunlapsvilie next Saturday night. Everybody is cordially invited. Rumors of a wedding sooa. Bon: Just mado some splendid biscuits Gold Medal K'.our. Betty, j CHESTER, IND. Chester. Ind.. April 22. Ladies' Aid Society is meeting this afternoon. j Mr. and Mrs. Adam Smith of Hamilton. O.. have been the guest of O. D. Acton and family. Elbert Jefferis has moved to Chester. Frd Minor and Howard Keriin were ,

the four greatest maga:ne w titers writers, furnish true lite stories xr centm if for 3 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marry Jordan. .1. T. Aildlrman and wife OHie ll! gin and family were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett at Richmond. Sam Drew and family visited Mr. and Mrs. James Drew. Carlos Pickett and Harold Ran (took the diploma examination at Rii'nmo nd. Ben ha Bulla was the guest of K iith Grimes at Richmond. Charles Peitsiiieer i. still seriotislv , ill. j Claude1 and Kthel Hoover took the di- '. ploma examination at Richmond. I George Davis has returned to Indianapolis. !! ; C. W. MORGAN THF GROCER (Successor to Marry J. Doan) 12th and Main Streets. ! Automatic Phone l::t;."; Bell 2lT. Phone l's Your Order. I . ! : I SEE OUR SPRING LINE I rvf mmJ I GO-CARTS .at HASSENBUSCH'S 4I INSURANCE.REAL ESTATE! LOANS, RENTS it W. H. Gradburv & Son : Rooms 1 and 3, Westcott Blk Moore & Ogbore ! Fire Insurance Agents. Will go on j your Bond. Will Insure you against Burglary, Theft and Larceny. Room 1C, I. O. O. F. Bids., Phones, Home 15S9. Bell 53-R. The Kiblinger Motor Buggy $375.00 and upwards. A practical, successful, economical. ; automobile at a small cost. Double- ; cylinder, air cooled, 10-12 H. P. Solid ; rubber tires. Will run through deep mtid or sand, and will ciim.b tteep hills. Write for our Agency Terms. W. H. KIBLINGER CO., Box N. 320. Auburn, Ind. Tomato and Corn Growers Wc are giving eight, ten and twelve dollars for tomatoes and seven dollars for corn this season. All parties wishing to contract, call at office or phone 1235. H. C. Bullerdick & Son CANNERS South Fifth Street

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Tea GoJSim sfrr.nt iflsVfro'J Nw Phon 1215 2V MsBHBssslHfcalM Home TcL 2062 31 Except Sunday Dally Dally Sunday 8.35am 12.1pm li.r.Opm t.44pm 2.1 1pm 4.0T,pm. 4.4."pm 6.35pm 9 80pm 1. r.r.an 2.or,ara 2 f.Pam 2. r.Tam 5.15am t..r.3am 7.30am 12 40pm 4.40pm i .37pm 6 4poi rtf.pm S 45pm fi.OOam T.O.-.ani S.lOam 9.35am Hft.2Rpitt Fresh Garden Seeds Just Received. We now have n romplete assort merit and advise our friends to supply theniseKe while they ran et all th varieties they wiil ned Thes a1? Rice's Northern Grown Seeds. Sweet peas and Nasturtiums In bulk. Geo. Brehm Co. Automatic Phone 1747 Open evenings. 517 Main St. Ads - Cent a Word