Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 339, 14 October 1909 — Page 8

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PAGE EIGITT TIIE RICH3IOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX-TEIjEGRAM, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1909.

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A 50 Cont Box of my

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My Remedy has actually cured men and women seventy and eighty years of age some were so decrepit that they could not even dress themselves. To introduce this great remedy I intend to give fifty thousand 50 cent boxes away, and every suffering reader of this paper is courteously invited to write for one. No money is asked for this 50 cent box neither now nor later, and if afterwards more is wanted, I will furnish it to sufferers at a low cost. I found this remedy by a fortunate chance while an invalid from rheumatism and since it cured me, it has been a blessing to thousands of other persons. Don't be sceptical, remember the first 50 cent box is absolutely free. This Is an internal remedy which goes after the cause of the trouble, and when the cause of rheumatism is removed, have no fear of deformities. Rheumatism In time wm affect the heart, so do not trifle with this merciless affliction. AddreBS enclosing this adv., JOHN A. SMITH, 5376 Smith BIdg., Milwaukee, wis.

J. FRANK HAtiLY OUT or POLITICS This Is an Authoritative Statement Made by a Very Close Friend. BALM TO PARTY LEADERS

NO LONGER WILL REPUBLICAN CHIEFS HAVE TO SPECULATE AS TO THE ACTIONS OF THE FORMER GOVERNOR.

CITY IN BRIEF

Attend the Christian church market In Allen's Furniture Store, Saturday. 927 Main. It Daring his nine years of experimenting Bleriot spent $100,000 on his aeroplane investigation. Let Harry E. Ireton do your Tin, Blate and Galvanized Iron work; have Mm clean and repair your furnace. 937 Sheridan street Phone 3193. 14-2t British colonies supplied the mother country with $100,000,000 worth of wool last year. . London omnibuses carry twenty million passengers a year. Mae Newman, Parlor Millinery, 69 Ft Wayne Are. It Six bottles of Danish brandy were discovered in the huge accordion of a wondering minstrel who had regularly traveled between Denmark: and Sweden during the Swedish strike, when the sale of alcohol was prohibited. .

Some fresh determinations of the amount of radium present in sea water have been made with specimens taken from the Atlantic at various places. All possible precautions were taken to eliminate error, and the mean result for the six samples was 9x1010th grams a gram of sea water. This is only about one-seventeenth of the value (1.6x1014th) obtained by Joly, but agrees fairly well with the value 6xl0-16th previously obtained by A. Si Eve. It is also shown that, when testing for the quantity of radium emanation present in a given solution, about equal accuracy is obtained by collecting the emanation over water or over mercury.

Foley's Honey and Tar clears the air passages, stops the irritation in the throat, soothes the inflamed membranes, and the most obstinate cough disappears. Sore and inflamed lungs are healed and strengthened, and the cold Is expelled from the system. Refuse any but the genuine in the yellow package. A. G. Luken jfe Co.

Joajtna: Gold Medal' Flour la real economy. Pbcdbxcb.

(Palladium Special) Indianapolis, Oct. 14. J. Frank Hanly will never again run for office. This can be stated as a fact on the

authority of the man who is probably ' closer to Hanly than any other man j in Indiana.' This man says that if the j

republicans or any other party in the state are worrying about Hanly's intentions for the future they may rest easily, for he will never again be a candidate for any position. This statement was called forth from the friend of Hanly by an inquiry yesterday as to the many rumors which have been in circulation to the effect that Hanly might run for governor, and that he would probably be a candidate for United States senator against Senator Beveridge. Such stories have been going around for months, but it is believed that they have originated principally in the minds of some over-zealous admirers of Hanly or in the minds of some of the industrious political newspaper writers of the state. Never Taken Seriously. There has never been a time when the stories have been given any credence or taken seriously by the politicians and the leaders in the state who know what is going on, but no amount of denial by any of them has been able to keep down the reports. They have

J bobbed up regularly, connecting Han-

ly s name with the various positions.

Hanly is practicing law and delivering lectures throughout the country. He Is said to be making money hand over fist, and everybody knows that Hanly is a man who finds unusual pleasure in prosperity. It is pointed out, too that he ha3 left behind him a record as governor that is not equaled

by many Indiana governors. During his administration he obtained new laws that revolutionized some things in this state and if he had been possessed of a congenial nature he would undoubtedly have accomplished much more. He put the saloon business on the toboggan In Indiana, and this was his on great aim. It was his one great fight, and he won. The politicians point to this fact to prove that Hanly will not again be a candidate for office. They say he has accomplished what he wanted to accomplish and that he will rest satisfied. But If

any party or any one else undertakes ,

to upset the work he accomplished there can be no question but that be will again be in the political arena, making a fight of the kind that Hanly can make, but not as a candidate. The man who made the statement yesterday that Hanly will not be a candidate again for any office is very

close to him. He knows Hanly's in-; tentlons probably as well or better

than any other man in the state, and he makes the statement as a fact. He says he knows it to be true. This ought to set at rest the stories about Hanly's intentions.

PILES Quickly C u red

Earlham Gossip Miss Sarah Addinglon.

The literary committee of Phoenix announces the following program for

Friday night: I Music In charge of Franc Hancock. Reading Edna Hockett. Impromptu Speeches Grace Win3low, Louise Estes, Rachel Calvert. Scene Lucile Carter. Mr. Vincent Nicholson has made out the program for the Ionian, which is as follows: Optional Lester Haworth. Reading D. W. Hawkins. Advice to Freshmen D. L Beebe. Piano Solo D. W. Trimble. A meeting of the Senior class was held yesterday and plans for the senior class day exercises discussed. Th-5 president was given power to appoint a committee for the class play. The committee is to consist of three men and three girls, and Prof. Wm. N. Trueblood will assist them in the selection of a suitable play. Mr. Raymond Stout of Paoli, Ind., Is here, visiting Mr. Russell Worl. The Latin club met this week a, the home of Prof. Cleveland K. Chase. A short program was given and a very pleasant evening enjoyed. There will be a stereopticon lecture in Lindley hall this evening at six thirty for the members of the Y. W. C. A. The material will be the work of Y. W. C. A. in foreign lands.

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CHAS. H. FELTMAN, Two Stores, 724 MAIN. i 607 MAIN

T There may be other bread T as good as Victor, but we J j have yet to find It. There : may be other crackers as good at Butternut Wafers, ' but wt have not seen them. j Ask your grocer. 2 I 2

Wnat f-'og Is. Small particles of water have a tend ency to fall slowly In still air. whil a very light upvrnrd current will b enough to keep tbem from descending at all In the case of very small parti cles. It has been shown that the globules of water forming a fog or cloud are each composed of a film of water condensed upon a particle of dust, and the cores are solid instead of gaseous, as the old thenrv indicated.

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Saturday Night OctlClh. Train leaves Richmond IS o'clock midnight. Returning, leave Chicago 10 p. m. Sunday night, arriving at Richmond 50 Monday morning. For particulars call C. A. BLAIR. P. T. A, Home TeL 2062. Richmond

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UNUSUALLY LARGE SHOWING OF

FOR LADIES AND MISSES

They are the most charming of anything we have been showing this season. Handsomely trimmed, gracefulthe most elegant and refined expression of artistic designing, superior materials and careful dressmaking. They represent fully the very latest styles of the more charming catering to the full demands of just what the Lady or Miss most desires. COME IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, Peach, Wisteria, Catawba, Navy Blue, Reseda Green, Moss Green, Stone Green, Olive, Drake Blue, Smoke and Tan. The materials used in the making of these dresses are Panama, Serges, Prunella, Jerseys, Ottoman and Broadcloths, tastefully designed in the modified princess and Moyen-age combination. The front, back and sleeves attractively silk embroidered.

HERE IS GIVEN A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FOUR LEADING DESIGNS WE ARE SHOWING:

One Piece Suit One piece, button front, tailor made dress; silk embroiderled front and back; made with an extra full side pleated .skirt; conies In ladles' and misses' sizes; materials, broadcloth, serges and worsteds; comes in all leading pastel shades and black and blue.

Tailor Made

Beautiful one plain tailormade dress; side button effect, with an embroidered collar and yoke on front and back; extra full side pleated skirt; ladies and misses' sizes; materials, broadcloth, serges, and cheviots; colors, navy, black and all pastel shades.

Tailored

A fine serge, tailor-made, onepiece, button back, dress; waist with all-over silk embroidery, with black and gold net yoke; trimmed with black jet buttons; skirt, new model cluster side pleat effect; colors, navy, black, and all pastel shades.

Tailored Broadcloth A one piece dress, side button effect; made of fine imported broadcloth; side pleated cluster skirt; collar and cuffs are of black silk moire, trimmed with hand embroidery and jet trimming; yoke is made of a fancy all-over net; front and back trimmed with large Jet buttons; - in black, navy and all pastel shades. '

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