Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 123, 11 March 1909 — Page 4
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CITIZEHS ARE TO i REOUILD HOMES J-. ;," -. . , ; . .... Like True Americans They Are Undaunted by the Havoc Of Tornado.
TROOPS GIVE SUPPLIES FREAKS OF THE 8TORM WONDERFUL, ONE HOUSE BEING CARRIED QUARTER OF A MILE AND DROPPED IN LAKE.
Brlnkley, Ark., March 11. The state troops in control of the storm-stricken town under the orders of Governor : Lonaghy, proclaiming martial law, are gradually bringing order out of chaoB, and with the arrival of relief In the way of provisions and supplies from near-by towns the victim of the disaster heroically confront the task of rebuilding their homes. At Brinkley 35 bodies have been recovered, 13 of whom are white, while the list of injured will number fully 200. .. In its path across the state the etorm passed through 11 counties and struck 23 towns, i, .Reports received from these points show a dead list of 13, bringing the total , number" of dead from the storm close up to 50. Fortysix received more or less serious injuries in towns outside of this place. Freak of Storm. One of the peculiar freaks of the storm happened near Marked Tree, where the storm pit-ted up the residence of William E. S pence, carried it ever a quarter of amile and deposited it in St. Francis Lake. Ail of the family, had narrow escapes from drowning. ; . - - At Zion, three, were killed and two fatally injured. At Sentoni 20 residences were destroyed, one killed and four fatally injured. At Piney Wood, one was killed and three seriously injured. ' At Salem, Miss., Sadie K esterson died of excitement during storm. At Fcurche Dam four houses were destroyed, one was , killed and five injured. v Berhani and Sheridan each report one death, and at Hot Springs William H. Stanley was blown into the Saline River. Train Load ef Convicts. A train load of convicts arrived here and immediately set to work cleaning up the debris. A mass meeting of the citizens was held after which Mayor Jackson issued an appeal calling upon those towns which have offered aid, to end lumber as soon as possible in order that the work of rebuilding"' might be begun at once. There is not a dwelling In the town whose roof is intact and there are only CO which withstood th effects of the tornado... , - The Roman- Catholic church stands like a gaunt erntinel in the midst of the ruin,' and is being ueed as a temporary hospital and shelter for those whose homes have be sn swept away, and who otherwise have been exposed to the fury cf the elements. Mayor T. H'Jackcon has issued an appeal for aid. In an official statement ' he reviews the destruction wrought by the tornado Monday night, places the number of dead at and ears that 'over "IK persona -were inJurcd. ,
FIGHT WITHOUT DRUMS. St, Petersburg. March 11. Emperor Nicholas has signed an order abolishing the use of drums in the army in time of war.1 Drummers in the future will be trained in marksmanship and In war time will becqme combatants.
TO CUT FREIGHT RATES. Topeka. Kan.., March, 11. The Senate has passed the maximum freight rate bill reducing the rates In the state 5 to 15 per cent. v The bill already had been passed by the House.
Piles Quickly Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure Trial Package Mailed Free to All In Plain Wrapper. Piles is a fearful disease, but easy to cure if you go at it. 'right. An operation with the knife is dangerous, cruel, humiliating - and unnecessary. '. -. . ... There is just one other, sure way to be cured painless, safe and in the privacy of your own home it is Pyramid Pile Cure. - We mail a trial package free to all who "write. - It will give you instant relief, show you the harmless, painless nature of this great remedy and, start you well on the way toward a perfect cure.. Then you can get a full-sized box from any druggist for 60 cents, and often one box cares. Insist on having what you call for. If the druggist tries to sell you something just as good, it is because he makes more money on the substitute. The cure begins at once and continues rapidly until it is complete and permanent. You can go right ahead with your work and be easy and comfortable all the time. - It is well worth trying. '.- - Just seat your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co., 92 Pyramid Building, Marshall, Mich., and receive free by return mail the trial package in a plain wrapper. Thousands have been cured in this easy, painless and inexpensive way, in the privacy of the home. - No knife and its torture. . ' No doctor and his bills. All druggists, 50 cents. Write to4ay f or a free package.
IS CHARGED WITH HOUSE BREAKING
Young Preble County Man Is Held in Jail for Alleged Serious Offense.
A DAMAGE SUIT IS FILED
RICHMOND MAN SEEKS TO OB
. TAIN $5,000 FROM TOWN OF EATON OTHER NEWSY GOSSIP
FROM OVER LINE.
Eaton O., March J 1. William Smith, giving his age, as 24, was taken to the Preble county jail Tuesday in default of not furnishing a $300 bond,, on a
charge of breaking into the home of Jesse Roberts' at West Elk ton. Monday he was arrested by the officers of that place and taken before Justice
Skinner. He said that his home was
in Canada. He entered a plea ' of
guilty.
Wm. Nearon of Richmond, Ind., has filed suit against Dr. F. M. Michael, for the sum of $5,000 damages, due to falling over a set of steps that extend on
the sidewalk on Deem street, at Dr.
Michael's house. While visiting his
brother, he was returning home and
fell over them and caused him serious
and permanent injury. Eaton' is al so a defendant to the suit.
Lloyd L. Webb of Dayton and Miss Minnie A. Nading of Eaton were married at the home of W. H. Sands Tues
day. They left for their future home
in Dayton, Ohio.
Perry Nearon is able to be at his
restaurant after several days' confine ment at his home on Deem street. Some Personal Mention.
Mr. Mark VanAusdale will return
Friday or Saturday after a month's visit to his parents at Pensacola,
Florida. The K. of P. Lodge held a called meeting Wednesday evening, considering the erection of a new home. A committee . was appointed to find the cost of building. Joseph Kennell called on Richmond friends1 Tuesday. Mr. Barney Ryan1 Is confined to his home on West Main street, with lung trouble. Mrs. S. J. Bunger returned to her home after spending several days with her sister, A. E. Bunger of Van Wert, Ohio. Ed Mings was a business visitor to Cambridge City, Ind., Wednesday. . Mr. John" Shannon was a New Paris business visitor Wednesday.
Miss Mary Wolfe of Greenwood, was
a business visitor to Richmond Wednesday. "' .... . Mrs. Lucinda Swartzel is seriously 111 with heart trouble at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Katie Dunlap, on East Main street, Mrs. Swartzel is 87 years old. V Miss Stella Eikenberry, daughter of O. B. Eikenberry, and a violinist of considerable note, left last week, for Lincoln, Neb. ; Robert Conover was a business visitor Thursday.
HARRIS 'ENTERS MAYORALTY RACE WITH VENGEANCE (Continued From Page One.)
filled with enthusiasm, and a great lover of his native city. This isi shown by the fact that he refused to accept a cent for his extremely valuable services during the fall festival. I doubt if there is a better public accountant in the city a man better acquainted with finances than- Harris is. He is also well acquainted with the city's financial conditions, which subject he became intimately in touch with as chairman) of a committee which recently made an investigation of the affairs of the city. ' vis Unprejudiced. 1 "He .also has the happy faculty of looking at affairs in a clear, unprejudiced manner. I have never known him to be an extremist on any subject. Above all, he is cool headed, a thoroughly honest man and always reliable. I will work for him with my coat off." Preceding the announcement that Harris would make the race, S. K. Morgan, better known as "That" Morgan, announced that he would also seek the nomination. Up to 4he present time ihere are five entries in the republican .mayoralty derby ,to-wit: Ed Harris. J. B. Gordon, W. W. Zimmerman, Henry Deuker and S. K. Morgan.
HONORS CINCINNATI LAWYER. ; : Washington, March 11. The President tendered to John W, Warrington, a member of the Cincinnati bar, the judgeship of the Sixth Judicial ' Circuit, made vacant by the death of J. K. Richards, formerly solicitor general of the United States.
SWORN IN AS COLLECTOR. New York; March " 1 1 .William Loeb, Jr., former secretary to ex-President Roosevelt, and recently appointed collector of. customs of the port of New York, took the oath of office.
WARSHIP'S KEEL LAID. New York, " March 11 White toe "Star Spangled Banner, was played by the Marine Band the keel of the battleship Florida was laid at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The ceremony took place in the presence of the yard's commandant. Rear Admiral Goodrich, and as the first plate was placed In position all the whistles in the yard sounded. .
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Young Men's Suits in brown Cheviot, worth $10.00 at $6.98 Grey Cheviots, worth $9.0.0, in this Martin stock sale at ....$5.98 Black Serge, worth $10.00, in this sale at I $7.98 One lot of young men's worsted and cassimere Suits, worth all the way from $S to $12, a suit at .....$4.98 Brown worsted Suits, the very latest, worth $12 a suit $3.50 MEN'S SUITS AT A SAVING OF 20 Men's Worsted Suits, worth $8.00, at $4.98 Men's grey cassimere Suits, worth $10.00 at $6.48 Men's $13.50 grey worsted Suits, the very latest, at .$9.50 Men's fancy worsted Suits at.... $7.50 Men's brown worsted Suits, all sizes, new spring styles at $4.98 MEN'S OVERCOATS AND CRAVENETTE COATS AT A BARGAIN YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY ONE
NOW FOR NEXT WINTER.
Men's $10.00 Cravcnette Coats at $6.50 Men's grey worsted Cravenette Coats, worth $12.00 at $7.48 Men's $15 Cravenette Coats at $11.50 Men's black kersey Overcoats, worth $10.00, at $7.48 Men's long grey cheviot Overcoat, worth $10.00 at ..............$7.98 Men's $13.50 black or blue-black kersey Overcoats at ....$9.50 MEN'S PANTS All kinds, styles and prices. . It will pay you to look through this lot. He had somewhere near 500 pairs of men's, boys' and children'6 pants, all good worsteds and cassimeres. Men's Cotton worsted Pants, worth $1.25, at 98c Men's gray and brown worsted Pants, ; worth $3.00, new spring patterns, at ......$1.98 Men's $2.50 Cassimere Pants at. .$1.50 Men's $3.50 dress Pants at. .....$2.48 Men's $1.00 worsted Pants at ..$2.98
i Bartel's 50c Overalls ............ 39c
BOYS KNEE PANTS SUITS in straight or blouse pants, all new patterns. Boys' Knee Pants Suit, straight pants, worth $2.00, at $1.48 Boys' blouse pants Suit, worth $4.50, at $3.48 Boys blue serge blouse pants Suit, at $4.48 Boys' straight pants Suit, worth $4.00, at $1.98 Boys straight pants worsted Suits, worth $5.00 at ........ ......$2.98 Boys straight pants Suits in grey stripes, worth $6.00 at $3.50 Boys' odd knee Pants at... 19c
Boys' blouse Pants at 50c
Boys' $1.00 blouse pants at. 75c Bargains in boys' blouse waists.
Boys' 50C worsted Caps." Martin had
just got them in. They are yours at ......... 39c
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Unbleached Muslin. . Martin price, 6c; Hoosier cash price 4'jC
Unbleached Muslin. Martin's price.
8 l-3c, Hoosier cash price.. 6c
All the best quality Prints including side bands, Martin price, 7c; Hoos
ier cash price ....5c Outing Flannel, light and dark pat
terns, Martin price 12 Vie, . Hoosier
cash price 8c Seersucker Ginghams, Martin price. 12 c; Hoosier cash price ....8 1-3c Fine new spring dress Ginghams, Martin price, 15c; Hoosier cash price 10c Apron Ginghams, all staple checks, Martin price 8 l-3c; Hoosier cash
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All linen unbleached Crash, Martin
price 8 l-3c; Hoosier cash price 5c
All linen unbleached Crash, Martin price 12 He; Hoosier cash price 9c Turkey red table Linen, fast colors, Mardn price, 35c; Hoosier cash price ....19c Bleached mercerized table Linen. Martin price 35c; Hoosier cash price 19c Extra quality bleached mercerized table Linen. Martin price, 65c; Hoosier cash price 42c Bleached table linen, all pure linen, silver bleached, Martin price, $1.25; Hoosier cash price 89c Bleached Napkins, mercerized. Martin price. $1.50; Hoosier cash price 98c India Linen. Martin price 8 l-3c; Hoosier cash price .........5c Dimity checks and stripes, Martin's price, 15c; Hoosier cash price 10c Best quality Silkoline, Martin price, 15c; Hoosier cash price 9c Linen Suiting, Martin price 20c; Hoosier cash price ...15c Fleeced back Wrapper Goods, light
and dark colors. Martin price. 1214
Hoosier cash price ....7. Panama Cloth, light and dark colon Martin price 15c; Hoosie" cas, price ......... .7. Fancy Scotch Plaid Suiting, 34 in! wide, Martin price. 15c; Hoosic cash price ......... v. .........7. Fancy tray 8uitlngs. Martin prioc 25c, Hoosier cash price 8 1 Fancy -. novelty Dress Goods, ' Marti; price 65c; Hoosier. cash price ..tZ) Plain Mohair dress ", goods. Marti . price 65c; , Hocsier cash price.. 41 P'ain and fancy novelty Dress Oeo&J Martin price $1.25; Hoosier cast, price ......... ...CT. 36 in. black Taffeta Silk. Martin prior, $1.25; Hoosier cash price ...... CS. 36 In. black Taffeta Silk. Martin prioj $1.50, Hoosier cash price ...... tS. Cotton Challies. Martin price 8 l-3 Hoosier cash price k 33 In. Cotton Challie, Martin prtoj MVtC Hoosier cash price 7 Percales in dark and light colore Martin price 12tc: Hoosier cas! price ....... 1 Solsette In black and all colors. Mar tin's price, -, 35c. Hoosier . caa price .ZS. Curtain Swisses, Martin's price, lSc! Hoosier cash price ..10. Curtain Nets. Martin price 25c; Hoor ler cash price .....12W Spreads, extra large size, heavy Mar tin price. $1.25; Hoosier cash pric
Fleeced lined Wrappers Martin, prlc
$1.25; Hoosier cash price ...
Silkoline Comfort. Martin price $1.5 i
Hoosier cash price
10-4 gray cotton Blankets. Mi
price, 60c; Hoosier cash price
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price. Now ocr price is CO per ccst fcclm.
One lot of ladies Dress Skirts, all
line tailor-made, to close at less i
than half price. t Ladies fancy black Jackets, worth $15.00. at :...$- Ladies brown Jackets, braid trimmed, worth $12.06. In this sale at t3X
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Ladies black Panama Skirts, the very latest styles, worth $7.50. at $4.19 Black Panama Skirts, extra quality, worth $10.00. at .'....$5.98 One lot of fancy Novelty Dress Skirts at $3.98 Brown Panama Dress Skirts, worth $7.50, at $3.98
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