Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 177, 4 May 1909 — Page 8

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. ' .EDcgjDnQ TDaipfflisainiidl Yaurdls - Our sensational 1908 May silk Sale is still fresh in the minds of the general public This effort will eclipse that event in every way. Better Values, Larger Stock, Greater Assortments. ILJTEIM- : -

We want to sound clear and loud the note that every yard of silk in this sale is fresh and new. The entire shipment has not been in our store twenty-four hours. No old shopworn goods that have been rejected during the past seasons.

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ZZZO yards 10 Inch fancy silks, all shades In stripes, chscfts, el c for waists, suits and petticoats. Goods worth np to 75c, this sale 29c

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3000 yards 27 in. fancy silks in all the new weaves and shading. Goods worth up to 01.25, this sale 60c.

On Sale Thursday Morning, May 6th, Not Before. In the Meantime Study a Part of the Goods in Our Show Windows NOTICE ! NOTICE ! No goods sent out on approval, laid aside; exchanged or taken back. No samples given. The latter does not apply to our mail order customers living outside of the city. Mail order customers sending open orders or ordering samples must be as explicit as possible, stating col

ors and price desired; also for what purpose the goods are intended.

The Issue of the Indianapolis

News Last Night Had Another Yarn. ,

DECLARED ED HARRIS OUT

MADE THE STATEMENT THAT HARRIS WOULD NOT BE IN THE RUNNING BECAUSE HE WAS BACKED BY -INTERESTS."

vWHEN YOU CLEAN HOUSE

Ashjian Bros. Rug Co. of Indianapolis, Ind.. makes beautiful

"Fluff Rugs" out of your old carpets with less cost and far superior than any other Rue Co. Representatives in Richomnd until the middle of May. We will be unable to call on all our customers. If you have no telephone, leave word or drop a pot card. Central Hotel, 823-825 Main St. or telephone 2296.. ASHJIAN BROS, RUG CO., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

DR. J. A. WALLS, THE SPECIALIST .., 21 South Tenth St., Richmond, Ind. Cdcedaya Monday. Tuesday, Friday and Saturday of each week. Consultation and . one month's Treatment Free. TREATS DISEASES OP THE THROAT. LUNGS. KIDNEYS, LIVER and BLADDER, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA and DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. Epilepsy (or falling fits). Cancer, Private and Nervous

Diseases. Female Diseases, Loss or vitality from Indiscretions. Piles, Fistula. Fissure and Ulcerations of the Rectum, without detention from business. RUPTURE' POSITIVELY CURED AND GUARANTEED.

LOAN S

MADE ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, TEAMS, LIVE STOCK AND ALL PERSONAL ' PROPERTY WITHOUT REMOVAL

LOANS

MADE IN SUMS OF FROM $5 TO $200 FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME, ANYWHERE IN THIS SECTION OF COUNTRY,

LOANS

MADE AT A RATE GUARANTEED TO BE LOWER THAN CAN BE HAD FROM ANY SIMILAR CONCERN IN THIS CITY.

LO AN S MADE ON WEEKLY, MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY PAYMENTS. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL DEALINGS

OHQIAHA LOAN C O . rfcsss 1341. 3d Ffotr, Celonlal Bliy, Roam 40, Richmond, Ind.

Mushroom Days In Our Midst: -Early Morning Trips In Order

Mushroom days are here and lovers of the succulent fungus in and around Richmond are alive to the fact that an early morning trip into the wood, or even the field that has decaying tree, will get them many of the "musheroons" that are good to eat in many waye besides as a smother for a porter house steak. Lots of people call them musheroons without knowledge that that is the ancient form of tae name and ' its old punctuation. The old English word three hundred years ago was muscheron, from old French mouscheron whose root was mousse moss. But more interesting than the name and its origin is the fact that the

mushroom days are here, and the

hunters wil be after them often for a week or two in these parts. There is danger in the hunt, as much as in east Africa. Beware of the deadly toad, stool. It belongs to the same botanical family maybe in its larger growth it has acquired the poison ; both plants and men are prone to lose health by abnormal growth. Those who know them can distinguish easily between the toad stool and the mushroom, yet yearly there are serious sicknesses and even deaths from the mistakes made by picking the deadly, for the edible agaricus camprests, the botanical family name of mushroom and toad stool. The sponge-shaped mushrooms, which are the best of all species, are the kind that are now forcing: their way through the warm earth. Some

people never have any success in

hunting mushrooms, while others bring them home by the basketful.

The fact is, most people do not know

where to look for the tempting morsels. The best place is around old

rotten stumps, where the soil is very

rich. If there are no old stumps, they

often grow in rich soil where the

leaves have rotted. In some instances they are found growing where the grass is the thickest, but the soil 1b

always black. Where there is one

there is generally a whole patch, but on account of their being about the

same color of t ehold leaves, they are

hard to see. After a warm shower is

the best time to find them, as they spring up thick and fast. Said the wise Bacon in his Natural History, long forgotten : "Mushrooms come up in the night, and yet they are unsown, and therefore such as are upstairs in state they call in reproach mushrooms. The mushrooms have two strange properties: The one that they are so delicious to eat, the other that they come so hastily, as in a night." The toad stool is of much larger growth th?n the edible mushroom and has a rank smell as against the pleasant odor of the real mushroom. The old Scots proverb stands: "Good gear is wrapped up in small bulk."

Reidston Stock Faam has bought the Famous Imported German Coach Dorse "KELLHER" HO. 1293 "Winner of forty-seven first prises (only time shown). Never defeated, the grandest individual ever in the state, weight 1,550 lbs. Kellner's services offered to owners of approved mares at a nominal fee. No colt of his ever sold for less than $375, For particulars and terms, address, John Dagler, 8upt of Reidston Stock Farm, Centerrille. Indiana.

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GET GOLD MEDAL:

WRIGHTS BLUSHED

Former Richmond Men Were

Confused by the Honors Accorded Them.

tors until , their aeroplane has been given a trial in England in the presence of experts. Engagements in the

United States and Germany, however, preclude the possibility of the Messrs.

Wright being able to attend to this l patch,

personally for some months, but they

have made arrangements with a builder here for the construction of machines, and have .appointed an agent for Great Britain. Their patents, therefore will be protected, and they expect to sell privately even if the government does not purchase. The brothers visited the war office yesterday, morning, and had a conference with War Secretary Haldane and Major General Sir Charles F. Hadden, Master General of the Ordnance at which the proposal that they supply the British government with one or more aeroplanes was discussed.' :

By his story in yesterday's Indianapolis News relative to the local prl

mary election, William Blodgett. staff

correspondent of that paper, gained

greater notoriety for positive and deliberate misrepresentation of facts. Blodgett is one of the best known po

litical writers in the state, but wherev

er he is known, it is recognised he is

one of the mo6t skilful perverter of

facts. -

Such statements as these character

ize his account of the local primary In

yesterday's issue:

A Sample Statement. The fight all way was between J. Bennett Gordon, editor of the Evening Item, and Dr. W. W. Zimmerman. Edward Harris is a clean, straight young fellow, but he was backed by Interests for which the people of Richmond will not stand, and for that reason it seems as if be is to be the third man in the race. If there was a desire on the part of those fighting Zimmerman to defeat him. the defeat would have been brought about by Harris pulling off, and Gordon then would be the winner. As it stands before the polls close, it is a toss-up between Zimmerman and Gordon, though some of the most enthusiastic of the latter's friends are declaring that he will carry nearly every ward in the city." . Colored His Writings.

The "interests" Blodgett refers to

are what he termed in a previous dis-

the corporations." He claim-

Slop Jars ........50c 73c, S1.CS Chambers ...10c, SSs, 50c Soap Dishes ....10c, 1Se SSe Chamber or Toilet Sets, 12. S&S0, tSTS Tin Slop Jar ....................25e' Galvanised Slop Jars ............SSe Granite Chambers SSe SSe 80s Granite Soap Dishes .10e nnflfflps Stoe

Mr. F. G. Fritts, - Oneonta. N. T., writes: "My little girl was greatly benefitted by taking Foley's Orino Laxative, and I think it is the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble." Foley's Orino Laxative is best for women and children, as It is mild, pleasant and effective, and is a splendid spring medicine, as it cleanses the system and clears the complexion. A. G. Luken & Co.

fed Harris was being put forward by public service corporations that would

be asking the city for franchises within the next four years. Blodgett wai

consistent in his attempts to color his

writings in favor of Gordon. He spent

a large part or nis ume in company with Gordon and Albert Spekenhler, a Gordon advocate. In his yesterday's

dispatch Blodgett quoted at length one

of the owners of the local brewery.

This man was for Gordon and Blodg

ett sought his information solely

from such men.

The Palladium wants Blodgett sent

back to Richmond. He helps the cir

culation by contrasting the authenticity of its columns to the News.

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ENGLISH ARE ENTHUSED

STIRRING SCENE IN LONDON, WHERE THEY WERE FETED LAST NIGHT MAY SUPPLY THE ENGLISH ARMY.

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EAHLY SERVICE

, This is to announce that we are again resuming our popular early. morning milk delivery service. Our. milk wagons, covering the entire city, make all deliveries In time to use the milk for breakfast. We want .your patronage and we try to merit ft- Give us a trial.

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London, May 4. There was a dem

onstration of enthusiasm remarkable

in its character, at the Institution of Civil Engineers last night, when the Aeronautical society of Great Britain conferred on , Wilbur and Orville Wright, the aeroplainists' of Dayton,

Ohio, its first gold medal. Those who had gathered at the in

stitution to witness the presentation cheered and . applauded repeatedly, while the Wright brothers blushingly

bore their honors throush an hour of the warmest eulogies. Finally the entire sssembly rose np and gajre three

cheers for each of the brothers. They

sang, "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows," and ended by cheering Miss

Kstherine Wright.

Sir Hiram Maxinf. Lieutenant Gen

eral Baden-Powell, Captain F. S. Cody,

an American? who is , struggling, but

thus far unsuccessfully, to perfect his own aeroplane for the British army, and a large number of scientific men

and ladies were present.

Speeches were made by Major F. S.

Baden-Powell and Colonel J. E. Capper, the war office aeronautical expert, who referred to the Wright brothers ss '"unspoiled, as though they were nobodies." and declared that the nation which failed to keep pace with the flying developments might get badly left in war. The chairman of the gathering. Edward Parkis Frost, who presented the medal, and both I Wilbur and Orville Wright made brief speeches, tersely expressing; thel thanks. A reception was then held, ind the brothers were surrounded, questioned and besieged for autographs. Earlier In the evenins they were , given a dinner at the Rlts Hotel br the Aeronautical society. They were the guests at luncheon

of the leading experts, including sev

en Englishmen who had accompanied

them in different flights in Franco.

Trial la Wanted. - - . The war ofSce la not i&afr to oeav

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Statement of Condition at c!cce cl tzc!cc3 April 20ilu 1CGD As per call of tkc CcmptrcZsr.

Resources Mortgage Loans . . ...... . .$554,970.1 7 Collateral Loans .......... 409,525.70 Stocks and Bonds . . . .... . . 330,003.56 Company's Building Cash and due from banks..

$1,410,403.37 0,00000 323,712.17

$1,742,175.54

Capital Stock .... Surplus Fund .... Undivided Profits .. Premium Reserve ... Deposits

.......$200,000.00 :. 100,000.00 ....... 20.975.47

323,97547 37X0 1,413,1C27 $1,742,175.54

May 1st, 1C0C May let, 1007 May 1st, 1CC3 April 2Clh, 1C00

-. ' - ' C370.TC0.17 - Q"0 ,2C0,720.02

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