Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 72, 20 January 1911 — Page 10

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PAGE TEN. TX2E IlICinXO?:D PAIAADIUM AN1 SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JANUARY SO; 1011.

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COUilTY SPELLING BEE OH SATURDAY i ' Every Township and City of Richmond to Be Rcpre- . sented in Contest.

KOW THIN FOLKS

CAN GET FLESHY

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Champion spellers of the different townships of tho county and city will contest for county honors on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in tho court room of the court house The three best spellers selected by County Superintendent C. O. Williams will represent tho county at tho district match to be held at Conncrsville during the third week of February. The rules of the county match will lie the same as those for the different township contests. Half the candi

dates will be spelled down orally and

the remainder will contest in a writ

ten . examination. Much Interest has been taken by the teachers, parents

and pupils in the match and It is likely there will be a large number of onlookers presont. ' The candidates for

the various townships are:

Ablngton township: Jeannette Mer-

. kamp, Edna Miller, Dewey Helms;

Boston township: Russell' Stanley,

Homer Williams, Walter Renner;

: Center township: Beryl Personette, Sadie Oler, Frances Colvln; Clay township: Elnelda LInderman, Caleb

Bennett, Cortnne Davis; Dalton town ahlp: Alma Waltz, Hazel Farlow, Ma

. ftie Harter: Frunklln township, Ernest - Newman. Hazel Jennings, Genevieve

Anderson: Green township: Edith

Stevenson, Otho Clark, Harman Lamb;

Harrison township: Ralph Flook, Mar

garet Breen, Rosella Keever; Jackson

township: Grafton Lennerd. Ivan Ha

nen, Herbert Doerstler; Jefferson township: Brace McCullough, Edgar Btrlckler, Nore Brock; New Garden township: Clementine Overman, Geor

gia Hatfield, Edna Hunt; Ferry town

ship: Lester Wine, Marcella Cain, Ha-

el Fletcher; Washington township;

Beule. Vance, Robert Klrtley, Pearl

Cook; Wayne township: Lorella Burden, Ezra Turner. Flora Parks; Webster township: Gladys Harris, Grace

Gibson. Vernon Elleman; Richmond

Jewell Moore, Ruth Shera, Alice Holly.

ROAD OPENED AGAIN

Traffic Resumed on the C. &

O. R. R.

Traffic was resumed over the C. ft

O. railroad through Richmond yester

day afternoon. The wreckage of the

freight disaster near the Union pike

crossing, northwest of the city, was

removed and the road rebuilt in time to allow the Chicago train, due here

at 4:15 o'clock, but fifty minutes late

yesterday, to past over the tracks.

An investigation of the wreck has bden made by Assistant Trainmaster

E. B. Crawford, of Peru, and he will submit a report to the company. Further Investigation may be made by

other officials of the road. It Is high

ly probable that the disaster will be

Investigated by the Indiana railroad

commission.

No estimation of the property damage could be secured from' Richmond

officials.

Toaaaaflal with siek fcaadaebe, todt.

avaiiea. aownpauoa or aay OfBftC troaMM artsf tram a disordered stomach. Dr. Caldwell's

G1ZCZ23 tor Shop Ucc Work In the shop is more of a pleasure when you wear a pair of our Glasses; prices reasonable. BAKER, THE JEWELER OlOFldaSt. F. H. Edmunds, Optometrist.

FECIAL PQICES DUNHAM'S Fercttat Slsre l!7 ti ( Htta

TOO MUCH PICTURE

May Be Fatal to an Aged Indian. - (American News Service) Spokane. Wash, Jan. 20. Jake Hunt,

the oldest Indian in the

reputed to be 108 years

Northwest, old. has a

ncss to

Jake's photograph.

Kor women and mn" too. for that

matter who ran never appear stylish

un anytmnjr iney wear, nerause or

abnormal thinness and angularity, thta

remnrKaiiie prescription la destined to

solve the problem. An a beauty maker

lor tn Ilertire It' la simply wonderful wlill It acMs irlp!itn- to tho eyes.

and color to the cheek and lipa. It

require no particular dWfng". but acta un aid to nature by Its peculiar action on the nrve and blood iiupply. The blood nnd nerves distribute over

In body, all tlie nourishment or flonh bulMliiR elementn obtained from the food. The" trouble with thin people ban always ben that they do not ahsorb or retain enough of the fleshy matter to make them stain In wTMRht even to a normal extent: but this new

discovery of blendlnir certain harm-

loss dmw la a revelation to science.! OM.Tnko i worth about S7 000 in and hundreds have aralned from ten tot UlclJaKe 13 .onn aDoui ,uu in

forty pounds in a few weeks. There cash In the banks, nas a quarter see

is no aangr or bcrominsr too

hen you eet the right w

stop using.

in" grnrrai niaim ana sircnRin is rreatly Improved In anyone from the

are of sixteen to alxty. Women soon

ret plump, with well rounded arms and full hunt, and men become straifirht. stronr-lonkino; and healthy.

In a half pint bottle ret three ounces

of essence of pepsin and three ounces

the advent -of early white - settlers.' Deer, boar and all kinds of -big game were plentiful. Below the falls of

Othe White Salmon river, which is now

harnessed, hundreds of Indians congregated every' year during the salmon ran to procure their winter's supply of fish. ; Old Jake was considered the livelie&t

buckn the tribe when tlir annual dent of the Board of Vrmn Manse

powwows took place. "tt ers of the Home for the Friendless for up until 10 years ago. Tomtoms, fancy

iuit-u w w . --- - . nainfpd faces dancing sins- 15,11 ai iae meeting ot me ooara yesson 77 years of age, who wHl not live Jesses jgffZJUy.-' The Rev. S. R. Lyons has many . more "moons," Jack Coon ? r, osen president of th board of

Bon- n- aw, vtriowes me oio main " ' ; . , 77 . ; trustees u t.. iMr I Old Jake is said to have married ,

a. wuvu a." - a'"'- o --

WOMAU IS ELECTED; ... .. - J Head of the Home for the : Friendless. I

Mrs. Lena Ewing was elected presi-

Too much nletnro' 8cvcn t5mes darin hls Iong carcer-'v " . , uiuu Too much picture , nd board are: Mrs

Other members of the women's

Frances Wilson, first

make too many of Um; scatter him j - ' ".7 "kV-T"" i vice-president. Mrs. Marv Jones, sec

lew cuimren to ucn iu yii i - - - , -

all nvr Rn when cold come now. he

die. I have picture taken long time ertJ'

ago, make me weak so have ache un

der hat tWo weeks."-

BEAT BOARD BILL

ond vice-president, Mrs. P.'T. McLel

jlan, recording secretary; Mrs.: Martha Mumbower, , assistant secretary; Mrs. Ellen Hahn, corresponding secretary; I V Y"l va -mar .fa

j ' . ,iUls" -cuaauetn ceii, treasurer;' Mrs. k. I George Moore, an employe of the Ycune. Miss Elizabeth randier Mm.

cisnt thenjtlon 0' laad estimated to be worth ' American Seeding Machine company, i Mary Kettlef order, Mrs. Emma Knol-

iju,)uu ana is Known 10 aave i,ou in was nneu x auu w i-""- . lenDerg, Mrs. Anna Ferguson, Mrs. L. gold hidden away. The hiding place this morning for beating a board bill. F Mann and Miss Rosa Dunn, is unknown. jit is alleged he swindled Mrs. Ixraise j other members of the trustees board Years ago an Indian village stood In j Nobbe, Richmond avenue, out of $6.50. j are. waiter Doan secretary; J. H. what is now known as the Yakima In- After' the affidavit bad been filed Hasemeier, treasurer; Rev. Conrad dian Reservation, where the Hupnt ' Moore paid Mrs. Nobbe $5 and ..then ; Huber.'Rev.' 'B.'G"- Howard! R-'j; Hiatt

syrup ftf rhubarb. Th.n add one ounce 1 family now carry on a general farming j this morning paid the remainder of c; b.' Myrick, J. N. Coate, Henry Siek-

i i ' ! il x u 1 1 i r.i;iic I uru I'M, nimKn nnq let stand two hours. Then add one ounce tincture cadomene compound

(not cardamom). Take a teaspoonful before and after meals, and weigh before beginning.

nooch Out For

mvnwnoNS issued

business. All that is left of the old the bllL

! settlement is a little church, a totem

pole and a number of mounds where the-Kllckitats lie who could not reach the century mark. Old Jake says that this was the Indian's paradise before

14 t' - .Correct! ,' This recipe Is out of sight: To right wrong risbt you write right risht. Baltlrnore Xfvs.

man. , Dr. S. CI Markley was named' house physician. .

"Mr. Milton Benson requests the

honor of your presence at the marriage of his mother, Rebecca, to Rev.

Fred Jones, Thursday morning, February sixteenth! nineteen hundred and

eleven, at high noon, in Wesleyan church."

After the ceremony they will leave

on their honeymoon to Paulding, O., to tho groom's parents. They will be at home after February eighteenth at

their newly furnished rooms at the '

Scott Flats, 222 South 12th street. The bride is a charming widow and popular In finnijh tflAa Tha vrnnm la naa.

tor of the Tenth Street Wesleyanl

church.

Wrestling In Vienna. Wrestling Is almost a national sport In Vienna, and royalty attends 'the bouts on the mat. ,

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0 favorable Is the atmosphere of Argentina to 'wireless telegraphy that the postmaster-general propses to substitute it for the present, telegraph system. ' - .

High Grade Footwear at a Big Saving at Neff (k Nusbaum's Clean-Up Sale. 1 Special Lots at lA to Off Plan to attend the Corn School, Feb. 6-11 , 1911

bi$doiisTreiRip

. it is not sumcient to Know mat oranzvs are

the most healthfal of all fruits. It is quite as

Important to know the kind of oranges that are most healthful and most palatable. The very

finest California o ranees are now packed under tho

label "Sunkls't." Please serve "Sunkist" oranges at breakfast tomorrow and learn the superiority of

tree-ripened, seedless, fibcrless orangres over the commonplace kind. Don't fail to save the wrappers.

There is so much "meat" and nourishment in "Snnkist" oranges and so little waste that, in addition to their extra fine flavor and goodness, they are really the most economical oranges to buy. - "SunkaSt" Lemons Juiciest Lemons differ a much as orances. Pithy. thlcktktan4

lemons contain very little Julco. you waste money waea yoa

buy them. Pleas ask for bnnaist" unoot ana note haw uniformly sound each one is, and what a email percent-

aa is sain ana nocr. : :-. -..,, ?

Get This Valuable Orange Spoon

Suva 12 "Suaklst" orange (or lemon) wrapper and send thara to ns, witb 12 cents to pay caarge. sacktner. etc.. and we wiU present yon with a eenu-

loo Kokots Oraaae Spoon, ot beautiful design and BlSbest quality.' Begin savin? wrappers today. It

yoa desire mere than one. sand is aunkist wrapoers and 13 cents for each additional spoon. In remit.

tlnr. olease send one-cent stamos when the amount ia leaa -

than it cents; on amoa.' ts above 24 cents, we prefer money order, azoress order or bank draft. Don't send cash. We will ha la '

to send yon complete list ot valuable premiums. Jffc honor both

' Snaklst" and Red Ball" wrappers for premiums. (Jt) California Fruit Growers Ezchansre

34 Clark Street Chicaso. CL

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Take One Pain Pill It

To get the beet ef Backache Get a Box of Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills Otherwise Backache If ay get the best of you V Nothing disturbs the human system more than pain whether it be in the form of headache, backache, neuralgia, stomachache or the pains peculiar to women. Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills are a standard remedy for pain, and are praised by a great army pt men and women who have, used them for years. "A friend was down with LaGrippe and nearly crazed with awful backache, lgave ber one Anti-Pain Pill and left another for her to take. They helped her right sway, and she says she will never be without them again." Mas. G. II. Webb, Austinburg, O. At all druggists 28 desee 29 cents. MILKS MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.

BMnfcraptt Salle Miss E Greene

, v The renowned Richmond Hair Dresser has just returned from an extensive trip from New York. WHILE THERE, PURCHASED THE ENTIRE BANKRUPT STOCK FROM THE TUNIC K WOOLEN CO. WHICH SHE WILL EXHIBIT AT HER PARLORS IN THE WESTCOTT BLDG. Come and bring your friends to see the latest imported patterns of Silks and Dress Goods. Sale Starts Thursday, Jan. 19th ' Don't Forget the Number: 1010 Mafimr Stlircer

Rccular Ltnco, rJovoot Gtyloo

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iCSOst Valuoo Evpr OfTorod

THE8E ARE THE 8HOE8: Gun Metal Button with high Cuban Hel. Gun' Metal Button with low school heel and extension sole. - Three different styles of patent colt shoes.. Gun metal shoe with cloth tops. Vic! Shoes with patent tips, in bluch- ; er, lace or button. In short nearly every , style of up-to-date $3 shoes that we have in our store

When we sold the South Side Store, we took all our Fall purchases of 13 Ladles' Shoes for both stores to ths North' Side Store. In spite of ths unprecedented business we have dons, we find that we have too many of these $3 shoes and we are going to sacrifice them during thle asls.

Full Lino " ' . ! ( All Slcoo In All Thooo Shooo A Groat Opportunity

724 MAIN GT.

11 mm hi

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ALL STYLES. COMPLETE STOCK .JUST ARRIVE

"0e Luxe' IN MAHOQ ANY. PRICE S200.00

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"YsTilt

IRcsgjoinitt 99

Mahogany, Golden, Fumed or Mission i Oak, $200. Circassian Walnut, $250.

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Itliienon

Mahogany, Minion or Golden Oak, $150.00.

ELITE

fahogany,

GlOO OO

Favorite

In Oali 050.00. The Only 050 Cabinet Machine Made

onaMe Mse, Kecoi?dls GSc to 07.50.

SEE' AND PEAR THESE WONDERFUL INSTRUMENTS AT

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as the one 8URE way of solving the trouble with your eyes. Drugs afford a temporary relief eye drops are often painful without being helpful, but EYE GLASSES relieve the .strain painlessly and effectively. ' , Come to' us for the classes your eyes need. ... . -. . Cb'CMSnettMr . OPTOMETRIST "v , t27, Main St.

M AIM STREET. 1390.