Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 71, 19 January 1911 — Page 6

CMIITE PU1IIS -FOR EIICIK1EIIT I OF THEVETERAHS 7cre Drafted Last Evening ,3t a Meeting Held by Executive Committee of Richmond People. .'JZ (Continued From Pago One.)

ejaculated some time ago, requesting tbe .county commissioners to make an appropriation to defray tho expense of the monument, have been gathered In sad a count abowa them to contain about 3,000 signatures. New petitions be circulated over the county to tears an additional S.OOOJnames which Js Necessary to enablo tbe commissioners to take action on tbe matter. '..71 Not Good Likeness. ' Judge Daniel Comstock pointed out that the plaster caat of Morton at tbe court house is not a good likeness and that If an appropriation is secured steps should be taken to have tbe model, for tbe monument more nearly reaafctble Indiana's great war govern--Tbe members of the sub-committees trttt report to the execotlve committer-at a meeting to be held in tbe fmerclal club rooms next Wednesday: afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Arrtsgements will be made at that time for:tbe preliminary work to begin in arnest. A Tentative Program. A tentalve program for the encampment baa been arrangod. Wednesday, May 17, tbe opening day, will be given over entirely to receiving the delegates and visitors and providing fori heir accommodation. In the evening: a public reception will be beld at the Coliseum, whero addrosse of welcome will be delivered by prominent residents and responses made by leaders' of tho encampment. Thursday will be tbe big day of the meeting. When It is hoped to draw additional large crowds from tho other cities and towns in this part of the state. Sessions will open In the morning, and Immediately after noon the parade, the feature of the encampment, will take place. This will be participated In by the old soldiers, the Tenth U. 8. regiment. If secured, and representatives of tho various commercial organisations of the city. It is planned to make this one of the biggest events of Ita'klnd ever beld in Richmond. In the-evening camp fires, consisting of programs of patriotic songs and speeches will be held at the Coliseum and one of the theaters. Friday will be given over entirely to business and r"'' v Awthma: Aathma haa been ronquered by careful regard to diet, rxercl and roneral health when the following - treatment has ei pertinently and reg-ularly used t'ro.m two to l months. ry- mn$ u r,,,,' y rest assured that It will be moat effeetlv aa a cure In your rase, aa It Hi In many other: S-OH Kucalyptu 1 dram. Tarebene 1 ram. Kaaenca Mentho-!axn 3H ois., lyrrln. pure. oas. Mix. Shake the and take teaapoonful - every 2?.r Mwo lMPg attacks and C doaea datly other time. -tl.,:"Y.0!,.rdL,trM,,,du to "omIMetlon of tlla due In a great measure, t-jbor circulation which afferts the MIat organ of your aex. causing tho inrtal abnormal aymptoma of pain. rlpheadache, and aorenea In the cheat and under the ahouldei blade. Year weight la tft pounds below normal and your blood la In poor Condition. Have JhU perarrlptlon filled and use regularly for aeveral months: Viburnum Prunfollum 1 a,. Tincture Cadomene Comp. 1 o.. Pomp. Syrup Mypophoaphltea oaa. Mix. and take a teaapoonful every three houra dur-JJ,h-'ol'owed by a glaaa of Aiao obtain l-Graln Ifypo-Nuclane Tablets and take aa per dlrectlona accompanying aealed package. . Krank: The aorea on your hands and arm. If accompanied by Itching, la a form of ectema. tVaah with Warm water and raatlle aoan. rlnae. nd while the akin la wet apply a await portion of plain Yellow Mlnyol. , nibbing and maaaaglng a few minute, and then rlnao off and dry thoroughly. Then apply the. following ointment:. Oil Kucalyptua IS drops. Koee-Kay. lain S 1-3 drama. White Vaaellne 3 oaa 4tt. Thla Irulmml with Ul,l

i! SMart and atlng. but It la neceaaarv to

J m?-m troy tho germ attacking the kln. ., .-Bat treatment for the blood, liver

all vaweie is neceaaary. and you Mmld ave prescription given "Roae" mid. and use aa per dlrectlona to her. - Hownhrarted: The trouble with ytr feet will require a long eourse f treatment to correct, but by patience aad persistency the following treatment will do It. This. also, will re. Ileve and cure tired, aching, aweatv and calloused feet, aa It la a local tonle mm! stimulant la Ih. nnvl.,

I menta and cells. To a gallon of hot

ft 1 water add a teaapoonful of Vllane Pnw y der and a teasnoonful of alum. Im-

anerao inr iwr 10 11 minutes earn Ight. Then bathe the feet In cold water and dry. :. Itoee: Your acute Indigestion, oe. nrmpanled by ronatlpatlon. haa brought an rheutnattem through mal-aeslmlla-Hon or a constant absorption of poisons which shouM have been eliminated. ' You rtviat first regulate your diet. IMevonttnue coffee and te. Omit meat almost entirely: also starches such aa freeh bread, pastry nnd potatoes, exrwi baked. .Always eat leva than your appetite cravee. For the Indigestion, take Tablet Trtopeptlne: pink after e breakfast, white affr dinner, blue after eupper. Also take 1-2 to 1 teaspoonful of the following t correct liver and bowel: l'l Mil. Mandrake 3 dram. Aromatic F1 Caecara 1 as.. Comp. Kssence. Cardiol 1 a,, Aromatic stirrup Rhubarb Mix three or four dosea dally. After three weeks alternate and take the following aa a powerful tonle to Improve the circulation: Comp. ftyrup Hypopnoaphltes '"osa.. Tincture Cadomene Comp. I os. ,'Qftot Cardamon). Thla coure of 'treatment should bo eeatlnued until entirely relieved. " Anxlou: You ask for a preparation 4ee--move freckle and tan I. I dn"t Ultnk well of face cream, but thla iaoo wash la most effective If per latently and regularly used. It re. taa and freckles by absorption:

closing up tbe affairs of the encamp-' ment.

Music for tbe three days will probably bo furnished by the band from the Knlghtstown Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' Home, the Marlon Soldiers' Home band, and the Richmond City band. It la planned to bring- a number of children from the Knlghtstown home to give an entertainment at the campflre meetings. This was done at the encampment held here fourteen years ago, and was one of the hits of tbe meeting. WILLIAM WARREN PLACED ON TRIAL Before tbe petit Jury of tbe Wayne circuit court, the case of the state against. , William Warren, colored, charged with an assault and battery with criminal intent on Clara Satinders, also colored, when fifteen years old was started on Thursday.. It is alleged that tbe assault took place at the Driving Park east of the city on November 28. after Warren had doped the girl with beer at a South Sixth street rooming house and a Main street saloon. The Saunders girl who has been endeavoring to avoid testifying in tbe case and who faces an affidavit charging contempt of court because of ber efforts, waa in tbe court room and tbe first witness of tbe state. She was arrested on Monday southeast of New Paris by Superintendent of Police I. A. Gormon, where she had been hiding for several days. When the superintendent called at the place, she was in the cellar, but finally came up and gave herself up. Tbe girl's testimony was indecent RICHMOND FINDS A RIVAL-RISING UN The proposition of Richmond becoming a member of the K. I. O. baBeball league this summer is still banging fire as those interested in the project here do not know tho desires of the "fans." They do not want to undertake it unless they arc satisfied that it will be a paying venture. Only Sunday and holiday ball is played in the league. Rising Sun, Indiana, wherever that is, also desires a berth In the league. Step up Pinhook; let's bear from you! City Statistics Deaths and Funerals. MARMOX The funeral of Anna Marmon will be held Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the home, one mile east of tbe city. The Rev. Truman Kenworthy will officiate. Friends may call at any time. Burial will be in Earlham cemetery. . Marriage Licenses. Clarence M. Parks. Boston, 26, gro cer, and Mary rottenger, Boston, 29.

The Doctor's Answers On Health and Deauty Questions . Br DR. THEODORE BECK. , Ths question answered below are g-enera.1 In character; ih symptoms or diseases ara given and -th answers will apply lo any case f similar natu-e. Tiion.i wlsnlna further advlr-e. fre. may address Pr. Theo.loro Heck. College Bid'. ColleRe-Eliwoo.1 Pta.. Dayton. Ohio, enclosing aelf-addresscd. stamped envelop for replv. Full name ana iddres must oe Sivt-n but only initials or ficticious name will be used In my answers. The prescriptions can be filled at any well-stocked drug store. Any druggist can order of wholesaler.

Fotasfttum Carbonate 3 drams. Sodium Chloride 3 drams, Kose-Kayloln 2 1-2 drama (package . Orange Flower Watr 8 ots. Mix, and apply two or three tlmea flatly a a face waah. permitting it to dry on the face, v Helen: Excessive preaplratlon under the arms can be relieved by washing morning and night with a pint of warm water to which haa been adfed a' level teaapoonful of Antiseptic Vllane Powder; but to cure, the only aure method la toaaathe the entire body once dally and keep, the bowela active. The pres. piratlon should not be checked altogether. Mrs. Lay: -Your stomach trouble Is' due to an excess of acid, causing much gas. rumbling, headache, aour rlainga. etc.. especially after eating acid fruits, etc. Take Tableta Trtopeptlne aa per dlrectlona accompanying aealed pack age. Also take 1-4 teaapoonful of tsodlum Phosphate In water after each meal. If ronatlpated. take Sgraln Tableta Sulpherb. put up In filled tubes. Never take a substitute for anything I prescribe. Oeorge: Your questions and symptoms have been answered and explain ed aeveral times heretofore In these columns, but as they may have escaped your attention I will repeat my advice, aa I have for manv othera. Your description Indicate your blood la poorly circulated and your jnaln trouble prurltl anl (Itching plies). The only reliable treatment Is aa follows: Mix Hyposulphite of Soda 3 oia.. Antiseptic Vllane Powder 3 oxs. Add a teaapoonful to a pint of warm water and wash the parts thoroughly with It twice dally, after which apply the following ointment: Carbolic Acid 40 minims; Citrine Ointment 1 ox.. RoseKayloin 5 1-! drams, Ianolin 1 ox. Mix. and apply twice daily. . Continue until cured. To Improve the circulation, take a teaapoonful S to tlmea datlv of the following: Tincture Htm. smells 3 ox.. Tincture Cadomene Comp. 1 ox.. Aromatic Syrup Rhubarb 3 oxs. Mix. Julia: I do not know the formula you refer to. An excellent and reliable tain for the hair which la not harmful, hut beneficial as a hair tonic, follows: Take six heaping tableapoonfuls of rof. fee and boll It In S pints of water tin. til reduced by evaporation to 1 quart, tftraln thoroughly, let cool and then add on ounce Vllane Powder. Shake and dampen the hair twice dally. Br making the coffe stronger or weaker you ran make any shade you deaire. The odor of coffe la lost by long boll Ing. Margaret: vse same treatment as "Hot." A Hufferer: That which you describe Is known aa a stye on the evellds. Absorptive treatment will remove it before It break. Apply three or four tlmea dally th following ointment: Red Iodide of Mercury 4 grains. RoeeKaylnln 2 1-3 drams (package). White Vaseline 3 oxs. Mix. Kor granulated eyelids, bathe the eyes everv two hours with a weak solution of Antiseptic Vllane Towder. Vse a level teaspoonful of the powder to a pint of warm soft water. Fat:- If you had my prescription filled and the druvglst persuaded you to substitute something -Just aa good" for the Olrcol-Arholene. how could you expect results? Never permit a druggist to substitute anything for the reliable concentrated drugs which I prescribe. The correct formula for reducing fat 5 to 7 pounds a week Is: Fl Ext. Bladderwhark 1-3 ox.. Glrcol-Arbolen- I ox.. Aromatic Elixir 4 1-3 oxa. Mix. Shake well, and for the first 3 davs take a teaapoonful after each meal, and thereafter Increase to two teaspoonful. A. P. I.: Tour trouble being of a erioua private nature, you should write, giving full particulars, name and addre- T cannot answer In these columns. Bend for . my examination chart.

A JUDGMENT GIVEN

Harry Kauffman in Suit onl Account. After Ive hours of deliberation tbe petit Jury in the case of Harry C. Kauffman, a contractor, against George W. Schepman, a merchant tallar, on account, demand $200, Wednesda yafternopn decided in favor of tbe complainant and awarded him $193.31 and other proper relief. The verdict was sealed and announced on Thursday morning. It is improbable that Mr. Schepman will appeal the case to a higher court. Tbe case was bitterly contested re quiring two days for testimony and ar guments. It was filled with claims an dcounter claims. 'Mr. Kauffman, who Is a city councilman, in 1906, repaired a property on South Seventh and counter claims. Mr. Kaufman, the contract price was paid on completion of the work and the remainder, evidence showed, the defendant prom ised to pay later, but as Kauffman did not get tbe money be entered suit and obtained judgment. Tbe defendant tried to set forth that the contractor was not entitled to his demand because tbe work he alleged was not done properly. He averred he had made clothing for the complainant's son which he had not been paid for and as the son was a minor at the time he charged the cost against Mr. Kauff man. Tbe son on the stand declared he bad paid for tbe clothes when he took them out but had not accepted a receipt. TEN DAY OLD BABE HAS BEEN ADOPTED Cleo, one of the ten day old twins of Harold Mitchell and wife, was adopted by Hanford J. Cowgiil and wife in the circuit court on Wednesday. The child's parents are not living together and as the mother is in destitute circumstances 'she was willing to allow it to be taken from ber. The other twin probably will be given a borne in some family in the city later. TO A DEAD "CUB The Cincinnati Enquirer pays this tribute to George Hayman, the "Cub" reporter, who lost his life la the recent Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce fire: Journalism. "There was a portentous blaze in the West End as we went to press," the great editor once announced to his morning readers. v "Johnny-on-the-spot for me,"crled the "cub" reporter as he dashed into tbe doomed building. The great editor lies under stately granite, and biography tells in columns his accomplishments. The "cub" reporters tomb is beneath twisted steel and tons of debris, and tongue nor page can tell the torture of his sacrifice upon duty's altar. G R O C Two Stores. 4 F hones.

SPECIALS AT BOTH STORES. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY EGGS. STRICTLY FRESH STOCK 30 CTS. DOZEN. SILVER CREAM. WRIGHT'S REG. 25c BOTTLES 2 BOTTLES 35 CENTS. ' SARDINES. PERFECTION, REG. 40c BOXES 5 BOXES 25 CENTS. ORANGES. SWEET RUSSETS, REG. 25c SIZE SPECIAL 15 CTS. DOZEN. RAISINS. DESSERT TABLE LAYER CLUSTERS, REG.'20c QUALITY TWO POUNDS 25 CTS. ORANGES. EXTRA LARGE SWEET RUSSETS, REG. 35c SIZE 25 CTS. DOZEN. Head Lettuce Green Mangoes Fresh Cucumbers Fancy Cauliflower Oyster Plant Ripe omatoes WE HAVE THE FAMOUS STERRO BOUILLION CUBES , ' (In three sized Boxes)

Fresh Rhubarb Fresh Spinach New Potatoes

WE HAVE THE DELICIOUS OLIVE RELISH (Chopped Olives in Mayonaise)

Shelled Nuts Salted Peanuts Plum Pudding

WE HAVE SOME FINE YORK STATE SWEET CIDER Marshmaliows . 'NVheatena Food . Clam Juice Bfk. Fish Roe. ' Maple Sugar Boned Cod-Fish x WE HAVE SOME FINE HOME-MADE SORGHUM MOLASSES Grape Juice Brick Cheese J Limburger Cheese Olives in Bulk Stuffed Olives' . Pimento Cheese WE HAVE THE GENUINE NO. 1 NORWAY MACKEREL Swiss Cheese Sap Sago Cheese JC. Y. Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Edam Cheese Neuchatel Cheese " r.lELON MANGOS PICKLES UNCLE SAM ftefStt. Sweet sad Sser. Ereskfest ood. la Qsart Jzru la Dsll GaL Jars, la Large Pkgs. 25Cts. 25 Cts. 25Cts.

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LUTE MARKET HEWS

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK Indianapolis, Jan. 19. Hogs Receipts 5.500; top 8.30. Cattle Receipts 1,600; choice $6.50. m 1 A. I A M aae neep neceipis ouu; prime .-. Lambs 16.25. PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK Pittsburg, Jan. 19. Cattle Supply light; steady; $6.60 6.85; butchers $6.10; $6.406.60. choice prime Veal calves 110.10. I Sheep Receipts 18 double decks; wethers $4.40 4.50. Lambs $6.25. Hogs Receipts 15 double decks; heavies $8.1038.15; yorkers $S.45 8.55; pigs $8.60. E. BUFFALO LIVESTOCK East Buffalo. Jan. 19. Cattle Receipts 25 head; prime steers $6.75; butchers $6.25. Hgos Receipts 4,200;; heavies $8.10 CALIFORNIA Via New Orleans at this season of the year, a most delightful route. No snow, ice or cold weather, and the very best service through Houston, San Antonio, El Paso, New Mexico and Arizona to Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Southern Pacific Co. Elecrtic Block Signal Insnres Safety Double daily servicehas oil-burning locomotives no dust or smoke and is equipped with vestibule Pullman drawing-room sleepers, combination library, buffet observation cars, chair cars and dining cars. Through semi -weekly tourists' sleepers Cincinnati to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Also ask for literature on Louisiana Lands. For all information, address W. H. CONNOR, Gen'lAgt., Cincinnati, 0 E M I E Two Stores. 4 Phones.

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Fresh Radishes Fresb Parsnips Fresh Celery Pineapple Juice Strained Honey Milk Chocolate & SONS hear from you. 4TH & MAIN Phones 1151 & 1152

8.35; yorkers $8.4008.50; pigs $8.758.85. Sheep Receipts 15,000;, prime $4.75. Calves Receipts 200 head; choice $11.00. Lambs $6.35.

CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK Cincinnati. Jan. -19. Cattle Receipts 1.000; 15c lower. Hogs Receipts 3,500; choice $8.20; Sheep Receipts 100; extra $4.50. Lambs $6.65. TOLEDO GRAIN Toledo, Jan. 19. Wheat '. 99 He Corn 4SHc Oats 35c Clover seed $9.05 Quigley Drug Stores The Stores of DRUG SAVING PRICES 4th and Main Sts. 821 North E St. 20 REDUCTION ON ALL PYROGRAPHY GOODS Old Reliable Paint Co. We Retail Goods at Wholesale Prices. Phone 2230. 10-12 S. 7th. 4 H. C. Shaw. Mgr.

THE JEWELRY HOUSE OF DICKINSON. ' ESTABLISHED 61 YEARS. , Clearance and Discount Sale Now On. ON ALL Watches, Clocks, Silverware 2 Jewelry Novelties - ..'.;. , f

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Has gained the favor of the shoe buying public and we hope every reader of this paper will join the crowd.

k Price Is T J The Power! it I AH $4.00 Sorosis Shoes! r 1 at ' .7.0ftl V

'AM' 7 f All $3.50 Sorosis Shoes lX at .$2.COH8CV !Vv 1 Just receive4 large shipment Tan Button Shoes, K V, grade . . . $3.39 1 " I

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INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Indianapolis, Jan. 19.Wheat ., ......99c Corn 46c Oats ........34Vc Clover seed .$S.iu

There are annually killed in Africa a minimum 65.000 elephants, yielding a quantity of raw ivory, the selling price of which is $4,250,000. It has been estimated that women form one-salf of 1 per cent of the total number of the commercial drummers in the United States. r

Lots and Lois of GOAL

Now on hands and we can fill your orders immediately. Let us fill your order now. We have all the leading grades of both hard and soft coal at reasonable prices. Try a ton of our famous "M" block soft coal. We are sure that it will prove satisfactory. A ton or so of "Yellow Jacket" for the cook stove, range, heater or grate. We have the best grade of Jackson coal in the city, and Hocking or Sunny Creek the best. eJF. M. MENKE

523 Main Street.

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Getting Right Down to Brass Tacks we know and hundreds -of other men and dealers know that up to now ' . a better 5c cigar than . ED-A-FEI. : . has NOT been produced. Get next to one tonight. ED. A. FELTMAN

"If It's Made ot Have it." Tobacco We Palladium Want Ads. Pay. 162 FT. WAYNE AVE. Big Specials Going Some!

But there are still plenty here for all. 700 Pairs. . . ... . ....... ... 90c 300 Pairs........... ....... ..$1.00 200 Pairs. 01.90 200 Pairs. ................ . . .02.40 WHY YOU SHOULD COME.

Every pair of the thousands are good shoes at the lowest sale price ever offered to the people of Rich mond. Come Friday and avoid Saturday rush. Open every night.