Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 332, 4 October 1908 — Page 12

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1908. TT GOVERNORS HANLEY MID HARRIS GIVEN ENDORSEMENT r (Continued F.iom Page One.)

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Peace association.. .. ...... 200 American board of Foreign Missions ........ 2.250 Missionary board (Southland college) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 700 Evangelistic committee. . . . . 1.B00 Church extension .. .. .. .. .. 750 Indian committee .... 650 Bible school . .. .. .. .. 50 Christian Endeavor .. .. .. .. 50 Temperance .......... .... '100 Bible Institute .. .. .. .. .. .. 200 (With the recommendation to , discontinue after this year.) Home mission committee . 25 Nebraska Yearly Meeting .. .. 150 Incidentals .. ... 2'000

Totals

..$8,705

Kelly Makes Report. President Kelly in presenting - his annual report, which has already been published, expressed great satisfaction with the condition of the institution

and he believes that the institution

will soon have outgrown even its recent extensive augmentation of accommodations. Following the report of

President Kelly, Morris M. White of Cincinnati one of the wealthiest men

In the Friends society spoke in the highest terms of the excellency of the

institution, and stated that every member of the church should feel proud of the opportunity of assisting in the work ? of supporting Earlham. Mr. White stated that he could be counted on at any time to assist in liquidating the present indebtedness of some $40,000. He stated that had the trustees of the instittuion proposed a plan for meeting this obligation he would have gladly assumed a large proportion of the amount. The report of the trustees of Fairmount academy in part follows: Total enrollment for the year: In Academy department: Boys .. . . ., .. 46 Girls .. . .. 44 Total .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 90 In other departments. Total .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 20 Total in all departments 110 Number, of graduates. Boys .. .. .. .. .. .. ..2 Girls .. .. .. .. .. .. ..4 Total .. .. .. .. .. .. 6 The instructors for the year are: Edward GardnerHistory and pedagogy. Thomas r Barr English and mathamatics. Forrest A. Foraker Science and mathamatics. Dora May Ellis Latin and German. Julia 'R. Kelsey Vocal and -instrumental music.

C. Myrtle Wade Elocution and

drawing. , Bertha Tatta Household economics. ' , Richard Haworth Bible study and homiletics. ' Improvement has been made in the regularity of the attendance, for while the enrollment was smaller than that of last year, the daily attendance has been practically the same. During the year the academy received a certificate of equivalency from

the state board of education, which

puts it on the same legal basis as a

commissioned high school.

Throughout the year the students

. have worked together for the best interest of the school and in the Inter,

Academic contest, Fifth month, first, Fairmount academy won both honors. At the beginning of the year a fine

painting was presented to the school by the class 1904. Some fine books were sent to the library by Alvln

Seale from the Philippine Islands.

Drawing has been added to the

course of study. The enrollment at present is 104, an increase of twenty per cent over the number enrolled at this time last year. The report was signed by Ancil E. Ratlin, president of the board, and Ida C Winslow, secretary. ;VV Splceland Academy. The report of the trustees of Splceland Academy in part follows: Total enrollment for the year ....77 Number of girls enrolled 39 Number of boys enrolled 38 Total number of graduates 15 Number of girls ..11 , Number of boys 4 The State Board of Education granted the academy a certificate of equivalence, thus attesting to the standard of work of the Academy. The report was signed by Alvin C. Painter, president of the board, and Samuel B. Lane, secretary.

EXHIBITION PLACES FOR RICHMOND FALL FESTIVAL.

CATTLE SHOW. North A street between North Fifth and Sixth streets. HORSE SHOW. North Tenth street between Main street and North A street. POULTRY AND PIGEON SHOW. Store room, 417 North Eighth street. AGRICULTURAL SHOW. South A street market house. SWINE SHOW. South A street market house. FLOWER SHOW. Court house, Fourth and Main streets.

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Fnmrimnslu fllhie Homme From Slue Mtelhieini fln flttue ...PaFlloF aed Ffodm UBie Cellar to tHie Garret....

Our stock of home furnishings which consists of every article necessary for the furnishing of a home is now complete and we would take great pleasure in showing you through our new store. You will experience no trouble in making your selections as our entire stock has been carefully selected and consists of all new fall styles and finishes. You will also find our DIGNIFIED CREDIT SYSTEM far ahead of any that has even been offered to you. The fairest kind of treatment prevails at all tirnes " and we agree to carry your accounts while you are sick or out of employment.

20th Century Soft Coal Heater Hard Coal Base Burner

Burns soft coal without smoke or soot and will hold fire for 36 hours. They will pay for themselves in two or three winters in the saving of fuel. Three tons of slack or soft coal will heat the Ordinary home, giving as continuous and uniform heat as a hard coal base burner. The 20th Century fire pot which is guaranteed for 5 years.

Price From $40.00 to $60.00 We are showing on our floor four different manufacturer's lines of base burners which rank among the largest and best In the United States. The fire pots, flues and general construction of these stoves are the very latest ideas and patents. We guarantee 1,000 square Inches more radiation with the same amount of coal than you can get in the ordinary base burn-

Steel Ranges and Cook Stoves $12.50 to $55.00. This Range is made of heavy steel, asbestos lined throughout, has high warming closet and is fitted with du-" plex grate for coal or wood. Price $21.75 Terms to Suit the Buyer.

Dining Room Tables, Prices From $7.50 to $35.00.

We are showing a full line of pedestal tables, finished In Early English and Quartered Oak from $17.50 to $35. ' A Solid Oak Table like cut for $7.50. Terms, $1.00 down and 50c per week.

Library Tables and Center Stands, Prices $1.75 to $30.

. We are showing a complete line of tables and stands, finished in Mahog-, any, Early English and Quartered . Oak. A Library Table like cut for $16.85. Terms, $1.85 down; $1.00 per week-

Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Linoleums, Lace Curtains and Portlers.

A visit to this department will be a convincing fact that we are in a position to save you some money on any article in this department and that the stock consists of all new fall patterns.

Chase Leather Turkish Mocker Exactly same as the cut. A regular $25.00 chair for $17.85. Terms, $2.85 down and $1.00 per week.

STORE FOR QUALITY AND THE STORE FOR LOW, PRICES

925-927-929 Main Street

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One of Largest Gole Fish Hatcheries is in Wayne County

The gold fish exhibit on the vacant lot at the corner of Tenth and Main streets by Messrs. Noll and Mine of this county, promises to be one of the most attractive features of the carnival. S It Is not generally known that the gold fish business is a thriving, industry In this country and that millions of the little gold tinted fish are annually supplied to thousands of American homes. Also. It is not generally known that Wayne county is one of the largest gold fish markets In the

world, and that is the result of the immense hatchery Messrs. Noll and Mine have established on the farm of Harry Meek, south of the city. The gold fish at this preserve are kept in four ponds and they are sold almost as rapidly as they are bred. Recently a big Indianapolis mercantile concern ordered thirty thousand gold fish, but owing to the many previous orders it could not be filled. "We have in the ponds every species of gold fish, from the native kind tc? the beautiful Japaoea fish," said

Mr. Meek the othor day. "The fish we use for breeding purposes are some

times eighteen inches in length. It Is

the general impression that all gold fish are very smalL ; This is because gold fish kpt in acquariums and bowls do not grow. Let a gold fish live in natural surroundings and he will develop Ijito a good sized fish," he continued

1 The rwiUfbt orrire. Tbe mnscl of the atomic 1: ,q old age are not as strong- or active as ia youth and ia consoToence old people at verr subject to contlp t jn and indigestion. Many seldom save a "pwel movement withont artificial aid. Mry. Uso. navo unpleasant eructations of a-as from ne tcmch after eatine. All this can be avoidi PlJL of P1"- Caldwell's Syrop Pspsm. which permanently rernlatea the bowels so thaf passaces come natoraUy. and so strengthens :ne stomach that food is digested without di oortDrngxisw seU it at 50 cexus or SI a

MUSIC.

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The following program will be rendered today at Reid Memorial church: Morning Service Organ Prelude .............. Thome Anthem

"Benedictus" ................. Tours Organ Offertory .............. Wely Solo "I Am Trusting" Sudds

Miss Clara Myrick.

Postlude Merkle

Evening Service

Organ Prelude Wagner

Anthem

"The Radiant Morn" .... Woodward

Offertory ..............

Postlude Organist Miss Fosler. Director Dr. Holmes.

Schumann

Mailly

Filial Levotion. A southern congressman tells of a darky In a Georgia town whose best quality Is bis devotion to his aged parent. Once the congressman asked Pete why he had never married.

"Why, boss, explained Pete, Ts got an ole m udder. I had f do for her.

suh. Ef I doan buy her shoes an'

stockln's she doan' git none. Now, boss, yon see ef I was f git married I'd have f buy 'em fo' man wife, an' dat'd be takin' de shoes an' stockln's right outer my ole madder's motif."

Harper's Weekly.

Phokbs:

There's nothing irk hr.4

Gold Medal Flour. DsBOBaSL

J Have your Carpets,

i and lings Cleaned Dy

Vacnnci Process

Either at your bouse or

my plant. We call and get them and return. Bio extra charge. . Richmond llocsc Cleaning Co.

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