Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 86, 14 February 1912 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14, 1913.

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(MRiDUTORS TO fllCII,M,GIfl, Complete List of Those Who Aided in Lifting Institution's Debt.

The following Is tb complete list Of contributors to the Y. M. C. A. debt Males and endowment fund: Lift of the subscribers to the Y. M. C. A. Debt Fund as they appear on the books of the association. E. B. Knollenberg E. O. McMahan. J ease A. Wlechman. O. W. Ashinger, Joseph Abley, Carl Abbot, Herbert Adams, Melvine Addington, F. W. Addleman. Thomas I. Uhl, Allen Co., O. E. Allison, W. W. Alexander, A. E. Alexander, E. W. Allen. F. L. Allen. F. O. Altenschutte, American Seeding Machine Co., A. R. Anderson, B. J. Anderson, John J. Appel, Robert 8. Ashe, II. I. Ashley, Wm. C. Austerman, Mary P. Austin, Stanley E. Appleton, Anonymous, Z. Bendfeldt Sons. W. I,. Bailey, Ben C. Bartel, O. O. Bellinger A. L. Brankamp Edgar Bond, Charles S. Bond, F. J. Braffltt. Wm. H. Bartel jr., O. D. Bailer, R. W. Bartel, Adam II. Bartel, Geo. C. Bartel, Geo. C. Ball, Jesse A. Bailey, Fred J. Bartel, Judge Boggs, John II. Bonnet, George Brehm, Wm. Bartel sr., 8. H. Bond, Rush A. Bowman, George II. Bentlage, Mrs. Edward Bellis, Edward Bellls, John F. Bartel. Cbas. E. Bell. L. E. Browne, Ida E. Bartel, J. O. Barber, Wesley Brown, F. A. Brown, W. K. Bradbury, Wm. A. Bond, J. I. Brinkley, Joseph Beck, Arthur R. Bertsch, Edward E. Bowman, J. T. Brooks, John A. Baum, Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes. K. Y. Barnes, J.- L. Batchelor. C. J. Bailey. Wm. II. Backmeyer, C. A. Blair, J. C. Blossom, D. S. Brown, V. F. Buche. Dr. Mora S. Bulla, H. C. Bullerdlck A Bon, Sherman Brandenburg, A. W. Blickwedel. Skyles W. Slicker. Harvey Brown, S. E. Beery, R. L. Blum, W. B. Barton. Arthur L. Sunday, L. G. Bowers. Henry C. Bentlage. F. S. Butler, A. R. Beyerle, L. II. Bunyan, Clara Bauer, Joe Burk, E. J. Brennan, F. E. Beale, Howard Beckman, Miss Bond. Anna Bradbury. C. B. Beck. Guy E. Bull. Wm. F. Beckman, Fred R. Borton, L. R. Branson, Henry Burns, L. F. Bockhoff, W. F. Bockhof f , August Blomeyer, Daniel G. Burkhardt, R. V. Beeson, W. E. Ball. Louise Burkhardt, J. B. Baker, J. E. Bender, Louise F. Bentlage, Mrs. 8. E. Bond, T. P. Butler, L. 8. Bowman, 8. J. Beebe. Thos. B. Borden, Emma H. Beeler, B. A. Besher, Nan F. Beyerle, E. C. Barton, Robert Brankamp, LeRoy C. Browne, Harold Clements, Walter Conkiln, Richard 1l. Cutter, J. H. Coffin, Harry F. Crump, F. O. Chambers, E. H. Cates, Chas. G. Carpenter, L. S. Carter, C. W. Glidewell. E. Chauncey, F. Crichet, J. M. Coe, E. G. Crawford, Roy H." Compton, Demas 8. Coe. L. Clark, Fred R. Charles, R. A. Chattln. I B. Campbell, E. 8. Curtis, F. M. Corwell. M. B. Craighead, Hannah A. Craighead, D. W. Comstock, Geo. L. Cates, James Charles, Carl G. Cutter, E. L. Commons, Arthur M. Charles, J. Will Cunningham. W. C. Crawford, W. 8. Clendenln, E. L. Cooper, Will C. Conrad. N. 8. Cox, Elisabeth R. Close, Fred R. Clark, John F. Cronln, 8. G. Curtis, Edward Cureton. Robert 8. Crane. Geo. A. Cutter, Emmet Crowe, John M. Coate, Fred J. Carr, Louis Carr, Alton Cox, Sarah Cecil, J. E. Crane, Edwin M. Campfleld, C. B. A.'s of 1st C. C C. P. Colburn. Blair Converse, Herbert Cotton, Arthur elevenger, II. W. Crowe, F. J. Cunningham, MrsE. B. Clements. L. M. Coate, Wesley "Conrad. Willard Z. Carr, Burton J. Carr, R. - B. Crabb, Arthur Cates. James A- Carr, Wm. H. Campbell, Forrest A Colvln. Madonna Crowe, Louise W. Carr. Caroline M. Carpenter, Martha H. Charles, Paul Comstock, Mrs. C. G. Cutter, Emily Dill. Howard Dill, George W. Deuker, Geo. If. Dilka. D. W. Dennis, Dougan, Jenkins & Co., Doari A Klute, Henry W. Deuker, John Darnell, Clarence Diggs, Walter Dunlag, Raymond Duning, W. R. Dill. B. D. Davis. John B. Dougan. Roy W. Dennis. Hurtley W. Dickinson. E. R. Draver. Gilbert T. Dunham. B. II. Deuker. Carl H. Duning, John F. Davenport, Mrs. J. P. Deardorff, Clifford Drill. George B. Dougan. Wm. Dunham, Benj. Duke, James Debus, Wendell A. DeWees, ErCOULD HOT SLEEP m ipe RASH All Over Baby's Body, Head and Face. Scratching Made Sores. Used Cuticuraboap and Ointment and Have Had No Further Trouble. "On July 27. ISO, w left Boston for a trip to England and lrWsnd. taking baby US us. After bring in Ireland a few day a msj rmaa came oui ail over his body. We took him to a doctor who saki It was chtckrn pox, and gars us medk-ine for him. The trouble started in the form of a rash and was all over baby's body, head and face, at different times. It Irritated, and -r he would scratch it with all Ms nufht. The consequence was H developed Into sores, and wo were I- mtmmM nvwu cw.v n naty scan on his face. . "When we reached England we took baby to another doctor, who said his condition was due to chance of food and climate, and gave more medicine. The rash got no better, and It used to Itch and bum at night so bad that the chad could not sleep. He was completely covered with It at different times. It was at this time that my mother advised n to try Cutk-ura Soap and Ointment. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for about nine months the places disappeared. There are not any ran, or other kind of disfigurement, and baby Is completely cured by the Cuticura Soap and 'Ointment. We have had no further trouble with baby's akin. Nothing stopped the Itching, aud allowed baby to sleep but Culk-ura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. (Skjraed) Mrs. Margaret Ounn. 29 BurreU St.. Koxbury. Boston, Masai. March 12, 1811. ' Cuticura Soap . and Ointment are aold throughout the world. Send to Potter Drug A Chem. Corp.. IVpt. HA. Boston, for free satapU ef each with B-p. book ea ths sUa,

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Dillon. Walter J. Doan, H. C. Doan. H. S. Doan. Orville Donahoe. Mrs. Jennie Donnell. Charles E. Puffin, Dickinson Trust Co., Henry Dietrich, Alma J. Denton, W. A. S. Dickenson, E. A. Dickenson. Wm. H. Duning, Directors F. N. B., Mrs. Howard A. Dill, C. W. Elmer, Thomas Elleman, Geo. H. Eggemeyer, Francis H. Edmunds, W. A. Ellis, Jesse J. Evans, Will Earhart, W. L. Engelbrecht, Elmer Eggemeyer, Harry H. Eadler, J. E. Eves, Robert II. Elliot. Thomas W. Erk, W. W. and S. C. Evans, J. O. Edgerton. H. G. Eggemeyer, Carl Eggemeyer, Ulysses B. G. Ewing, John M. Eggemeyer, Wm. C. Erk. David Esteb, D. N. Elmer, Harry Englebrecht, E. O. Ewan, Earlham Boys, J. P. Evans, Isom Elleman, Emma Englebrecht, C. W. Edgerton, Carl Elliott, Frank Elliott. Henry W. Erk, Mrs. Ellis. John A. Evans, Anna Erbse, Mrs. J. A. Evans, Geo. H. Fetta, R. H. Fetta, Freeman & Freeman, H. C. Cox. First Presbyterian S. S.. Edward Feltman, Samuel Fred, O. B. Fulgham, Josephine Flenning, Luther M. Feeger , H. C. Foster & Son. Frank Fry, A. G. Feeger, F. W. Fledderjohn, Feltman's Shoe Store, W. D. Foulke, Mary R. Ferling, J. E. Foley, J. W. Ferguson, Edgar A. Fisher, Franklin Col. B. B. Team, D. R. Funk, Edw. Frank, Louis B. Feltman, D. Lee Fitxpatrick, First English Luth. S. S., E. H. Flook. Kenneth Foulke, Helen Fox. Gerald Fitzglbbons, H. E. Fetzer. A. J. Feeger jr., Sunday S. Class 1st M. E. C, C. E. Flook, Miss Finfrock, Percy Farlow, O. E. Fulgham, Fry Bros., J. P. Freeman, George Fox, First Baptist S. S., G. F. Foster, H. E. Fossenkemper, Harry E. Gates, Howard Gluys, Herbert Greens, Raymond J. Gatzek, A. W. Gregg, L. M. Genles, Clem Gaar, W. W. Gifford, Thomas J. Graham, Walter Garver, A. M. Gardner, Bartley A. Gordon, Clara B. Graves. J. M. Gluys, G. W. Gault, Aaron Goldfinger, Harry R. Glick. C. L. Green, Wm. A. Gartside, S. W. Gaar. Miss and Mrs. Getz, John Getz, Oliver P. Gaar, Geo. F. Gault, Albert Griffith, R. L. Gilman, A. L. Ginder, Fred Girty, Rudolph Gausepohl, R." Geyer, Wiley W. Glass, C. A. Greenstreet, W. W. Gifford. Grace B. Gorman, Harry Gotschall, Russel A. Gaar, Mary I Grant, Garfield School, Mrs. J. Gaar, D. C. Genn, Geo. R. Cause, F. H. Glass, Helen M. Gaar, R. C. Gibson, Chas. Groin, O. S. Groin. Mrs. O. P. Gaar. Mrs. Hattie Gloin, Mrs. Clem Gaar, Mrs. A. M. Gardner, E. O. Hibberd, J. S. Harris, Conrad Huber, F. L. Harold, H. G. Hadley, T. W. Hadley, Hackman, Klehroth & Co., E. G. Howard. Chas. C. Holcomb. E. M. Haas. John F. Hasemeler, L. A. Handley, J F. Hornaday, W. J. Hiatt. James Howarth. Wilbur Hasemeier, Omar Hollingsworth. Benj. F. Harris. H. J. Hanes. Roy J. Horton, E. F. Hiatt. E. G. Hill. H. C. Hasemeier, John A. Hasecoster. W. F. Hiatt. E. G. Hill. H. C. Hasemeier. Hiatt, Isaac M. Hughes, Bert H. Horn, Chas, F. Hunemeier, Murray Hill, John B. Hegger. C. A. Harrison, E. H. Harris', Frank Haner, Richard B. Hodgin. Omar Hodgin, Chas. Haner, Julius Hill. R. W. Hall. W. C. Hibberd, O. R. Harper, J. N. Hodgin, Dr. Geo. B. Hunt, W. J. Hutton, W. G. Hoffman. Peter Husson. Chas. Hess. R. P. Hartman. W. M. Hunt. Wm. A. Haatfield. Henry Holzapfel, John F. Hipskind. D. C. Harlan, A. E. Holmes, A. J. Hartwood, Chas Holton, L. C. Hasecoster, W. P. Hallstein, A. Harsh, Frank D. Howells, Geo. Heath. W. C. Hays, John Hoey, C. F. Hutchins, Joseph S. Helms. Sarah II. Hawarth, F. K. Hicks. J. P. Highley. C. F. Hoeffer. R. H. Hodgin. Mrs. Minnie Hunt. Park Helser. M. C. Henley. T. H. Hill. H. C. Heiger, Emily S. Hutton. Joseph Hill. Lee C. Hoover. R. M. Hanley, Frank Humpe. John Hanseman, B. T. Hill, At. T. Hale. Ed. H. Hasemeier. F. F. llalsley. Ralph Hasemeier, Gus Hodge, Fred J. Hugo. W. Hasecoster. Harry Hanning, Herbert Hart. Claude Hoover. C. W. Hoover. Geo. F. Haner. Howard K. Hurst, Silas Horn. A. B. Horn, James F. Harrington, Horton's S. S. Class. M. H. Hoessel. Roy J. Hortton. Clarence Holly, C. A. Hughbanks, Elizabeth Harris, W. J. Hiatat. LeRoy Hodge. Ray Hamilton. Edward Hollarn. Harry N. Holmes. Mary Howard. Henry D. Hart, N. C. Heironimus, A. I. Hibberd. Chas H. Heckman, Roscoe C. Haindel. H. S. Hart, R. H. Hardin. Clara Hawekotte, Fred Hening. Mahals Jay and Mary Ballard. S. H. Jones. H. S. James, Chas M. Igelman, H. Johnson, F. M. Jones. Chas. Johanning, Mrs. H. C. Heiger, Harlow Haas. Mrs. J. Hasemeier. Johnson Davis Healy. John lsor, Inter. Nat. Har. Co. of America. Mrs. L. E. Iliff, H. G. Iredell, John H. Johnson, 'James M. Judson. Sharon E. Jones, Harry M. Jay, Willard Jessup. Chas. W. Jordon, W. N. Johnson, R. G. Jones, Wm. C. Jones, Wilfred Jeesu, Allea Jay .jr, Paalj

James. ,W. F. Johnston, Sam Jaffe. C. M. Jenkins. John R. Jordon. Edwin S. j Jay, Wm. C. Jefford, Benj. N. Johnson. James E. Jones, H. H. Jenkins, Mrs. John H. Johnson, Robert Jordon, j W. H. Kingman, Geo. E. Klute. Kutche t Adams, W. S. Kaufman. Walter G. Knollenberg. J. E. King. Truman G. Kenwortby. Robert Kelly. Earl M.

Kessfer. Murray S. Kenworthy. Will H. Klute, John H. Klute, Lewis C. King. E. B. Knollenberg, Geo. II. Knollenberg, H. M. Kramer, F. W. Krueger, John Knollenberg, H. M. Kramer, T. M. Kaufman, Aug F. Kemper, Fred G. Klute, H. C. Kauffman, L. E. King. J. B. Keys, Lon Kennedy, E. H. Kemper. Ben C. Karr, O. T. Knode. Henry Kluter, Elizabeth Krueger, William Kramer, Hans X. Koll, Hornaday & Klute, E. Kofski., Chas. Krivel. J. Henry Koehring. J. F. King. H. F. King, Al A. Kemper. W. E. Klopp, O. C. Krone, Alice M. Knollenberg, Chas. Kreimeier, Bernhard Knollenberg, Rrat., H. W. Kimm, Holda C. Kidder, Mrs. L. C. King, Ivy Kraft, W. Ferrie King, Fred Krone. Will Kloecker. Dr. J. H. Kinsey, Fred Kennedy. T. E. Kenworthy, T. E. Klnsell, Chas. Knee, C. H. Kemper, M. I Kirkman, W. A. Kleith, W. H. Kelsey, Wm. A. Knoll, W. F. Klehfoth, Mrs. Kreimier, Mrs. O. H. Knollenberg, Logan E. Keelor, Mrs. Arthur T. King, Waldo Lacey, S. R. Lyons, E. R. Lemon, Wm. D. Loehr, L. C. Lawall, Fred H. Lemon, J. H. Lichtenfels, J. M. Lontz, High School Board of Control, Elizabeth Jones, Don Lamoreanx, F. S. Lamar, Chas. Ladd, Jas. E. Logan, S. E. Lebo, L. E. Little, Raymond Lichtenfels, Albert Lamb, R. W. Lacey. J. S. Lightbourn, Henry Leibhard, Ebon Louck, Lena L. Leive, H. B. Loper, Thomas P. Logan, Alice G. Locke, John L. Lott, Chas. Lyons, Abe LewiB, Carl A. Lange, Alfred Laning, Edward Laning, Hilton Long, Harriet Lyons, Loyal Scouts S. S. Class, Emaline Land, Frank Long, J. W. Lamson, Geo. Lane, S. A. Lott, F. A. Lackey, J. G. Leeds, R. G. Leeds, Galen Lamb, A. C. Lindemuth, Carrie C. Lesh, Jane Littleton, Agnes Love, Ida and Mary M. Lemon, Chas. Marvel, J. Horace McAffee, John R. McCarthy, E. R. McConoha, Geo. O. McCleilan, Frank McCurdy, Herbert McDivitt, R. K. McGuirk, McGrew & Hasecoster. F. R. McFail, P. T. McLellan, H. V. McLellan, E. G. McMahan, Thos. G. McNary, Ed McNally P. F. McNeill, A. O. Martin, W. S. McConaha, J. F. Mattingly, Stephen C. Markley, R. B. Mather, Wm. H. Meerhoff, Chas. E. Moss, Samuel K. Morgan, Frank A. Moelk, R. L. More, Henry Mather, D. L. Mather, J. C. McCullough, R. E. McWhinney George Mathews, Alonzo Marshall. Fred G. Meyer, G- W. Meyer; H. A. Mills, Wm. H. Middleton. Wm. L. Morgan, Lay ton My rick, Myers & Parke, Albert E. Morel, John Meerhoff, Geo. W. Mansfield, H. L. Monarch, Geo. H. Miller. D. R. Mikesell, T. S. Martin, Sarah Moorman, Geo. A. Mendenhall, Miler Bros. Hardware Co., William F. Miller, E. E. MiUer, Chas. Y. Miller, Sophia Marchant, E. Menbough. Earl Miller. Ethel Marlatt, Mock, Geo. Moss, L. P. Meredith, O. G. Murray, D. L: Mather jr., Paul A. Miller. Ira Murray. Ross Miller. Shipley Moyer. Al Mayer. J. H. Miles, R. Myrick, Edgar H. Menk, Harry S. Miller, M. S. Markle, Chas. Muhl, R. Mc Clelland, Perry J. Moss, Jennie G. Mather, O. H. Medearis, J. Edgar Mote Joseph Mabey, J. H. Miller, Elwood McGuire, R. D. Morrow, Clara Malsby, Moorman & Roland, Maag & Riley, J. Morris. H. H. Meerhoff, G. R. Masters, A. L. Murray. Chas. A. Mills, Herbert Blair Maynard, F. C. Mosbough. Earl Miller, Ethel Marlaatt, Peninah Moorman, W. O. Mendenhall Geo. Mashmeyer, Model Clothing Co., LeRoy Mansfield, L. S. Mann, Eliza W. Morris, J. H. Mills, Geo. R. Martin, Wm. Matthews, J. H. Menke, Harry Meyer, D. B. Medearis, John A. Markley, J. E. Moore, Karl K. Meyers, Jeff M. Meyers, T. A. Mott, Chas. A. Moore, B. B. Myrick, John Mernada, Walter Murray, Geo. Notz, R. D. Newman, J. W. Newman, Russel Noss, Horace Neal, R. B. Nicholson, Roland L. Nusbaum, Harvey A. Nye, Edward a. Newman, Lee B. Nusbaum, C. E. Newman, Thomas Nicholson, Geo. H. Nolte, Isaac E. Neff, Lewis G. Nelwoehner, O. P. Nusbaum, Timothy Nicholson, John H. Nicholson, Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum, Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum, Emma C. Newman, N. A Street S. S., Anna Otte, Kathryn M. Otte. J. W. Outland, Henry L. Outland. Watson P. O'Neal, Paul O'Neal, M. O'Harra, Clarence and Wm. Porter. Mrs. Addison Parker, Mrs. J. E. Peltz, Mrs. H. A. Pettijohn, Ray Pilgrom, C. C. Partlow, Rudolph Price, Harry Patti, Clifford J. Price, J. G. Porter, A. B. Price, Nelson Puckett, A. H. Pyle, Joseph Peltz, Virgil Porterfield, R. N. Phares, Harry E. Pinnick, C. V. Potter, Arnold E. Pfeiffer, F. C. Pttibone, F. J. Parsons, Addison Parker. W. R. Pound stone, Lewis Pilgrim. Webb Pyle, Fred Porterfield, Herman F. Pilgrim, Beta Phi Sigma Frat., J. O. Page, Phi Delta Kappa Frat., Mark Pennell. Jr., A. L. Pfeiffer, C. T. Price, Fannie Pogue, W. H. Phillips, John E. Peltz, O. G. Porterfield, Clarence Parks, Martha E. Parry, Benj. Price, Robert W. Phillips. Chas. E. Potter, C. A. Peterson, Orville L. Price, L. C. Peacock, R. J. Peirce, Wm. F. Piehl, Ja's. E. Perry, J. Y. Poundstone. H. A. Pettijohn, H. F. Pardieck, into die crowd of weak. wery. depressed; or are you filled with vitality and energy Health u thm romdatton or aoccess. Nerves. Brain, and Body should be staunchdependable. Scott's Emulsion the beet of food-tonics, is the firm footing for IwaltK, 11-54

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We want every nervous, weak and worn man and woman in America to try Wade's Golden Nervine. Simply send your name to Gem Medicine Co, St. Louis, Mo, and a Free Trial package will be mailed, postpaid. White they last, we are giving away 50,000 trial treatments absolutely Free. We want to prove to you that there is no other medicine in the world which equals Wade's Golden Nervine for the cure of Nervous Debility. Neurasthenia, Insomnia, Weak Heart, Nervous Headaches, Nervous Indigestion, and any and all debilitated, run down conditions in men or women. It is the greatest re-vitalizer, nerve builder and restorative known to medical science. There is positively nothing like it to promote and renew strength, vigor and vitality. The $1 package is sold bydruggists. Don't fail to try this remarkable tonic, and bid farewell forever to Weakness and Nervous ills of every kind- Wade's Golden Nervine is sold and recommended by Quigley Drug Stores. F. C. Page. A. B. Price, C. T. Price & Sons, Henry J. Pohlmeyer, Geo. H. Pille. Henry Quatz, Quaker City Candy Co, Quigley Drug Stores, Wm. H. Quigg. Alexander S. Reid, Albert W. Rees, Roland F. Rosa, J. Runge & Co., O. E. Ruch, J. F. Ratliff, W. H. Romey. F. F. Riggs. Elbert Russell, W. P. Robinson, Byram C. Robbins, D. D. Rsftnsey, Richmond Casket Co, I. M. Ridenous, A. R. Rice, J. W. Richard, Wm. Minter Romey. William H. Rindt, James P. Ried, Richmond City Water Works, D. E. Roberts, Geo. Rheineggar, Richmond Baking Co, Louis F. Ross, J. Vint Rollins, G. A. Hehsteiner. Will J. Robbins. M. Rumely Co, W. E. Russel, Edward T. Ryan, E. L. Ruby, Riley Roberts, Rev. Frank Roell, Paul S. Ross, Edw. Raiford, Richmond Home Telephone Co, W. H. Rodefeld, P. A. Reid, Richmond Light. Heat &, Power Co, Otto Rettig. J. F. Radcliffe, Chas. Runo, Will W. Reller, H. B. Ross, W. J. Robie. A. B. Roy, S. C. Rees, John F. Robbins, E. Rinehart, Eliza M. Rosa, Ed. Rebahahn, John D. Rea, Richmond Loan Co, Lee Ryan, St. Paul's L. S. S, Chas Shymm, Paul Schepman, Frank Sheridan, S. Starry, Carl Sieweke, Karl Sperling, Geo. II. Shofer, Thomas Selig, T. Swaner, Harold Scott, L. D. Shreever, Arnold Shawd, Roderick Scott, Walter Shreeve. J. B. Stewart, Ed. F. Sudhoff, Chas. Schumaker. S. & B. Stanley, Howard J. Schneider, A. E. Schirmeyer, E. J. Sartell, Albert Steen, W. F. Spangler, E. L. Spencer, Lloyd Snyder, Isaac W. Smith, R. Sedgwick Jr., M. E. Shreeve, John Starr, South 8th S. F. B. S, Robert R. Study, Chas. E. Shively, Mark C. Shissler, Walter Sowers, W. J. Smith, W. C. Seeker. John Shurlay, Ralph Shanterback, W. H. Swaynie, R. G. Shriber, Schultz & Laning, S. E. Smith, Mrs. R. K. Shively. Harlan G. Simons. Mary Snodgrass, Walton Sener, Otto H. Sprang, C. D. Slifer, William Scull, John S. Shroyer, Mary A. Stubbs, H. Robert Smith, J. Howard Smith, F. E. Slick, Alvina Steen, C. E. Smith, W. F. Starr, Edward Smyser, Raymond Scott, Wm. G. Spanagel, Abram Gaar Strattan, W. A. Sample, D. W. Scott, Eric C. Sudhoff, Jno. Saylor, E. Schalk, O. O. Smith, S. G. Smelser, Geo. C. Schwegman, Elmer S. Smith, Alonzo W. Smyser, Geo. Seidel, Chas D. Shidler, A. L. Smith, Geo. L. Schultz, W. H. Sudhoff, H. R. Siekman, Second National Bank, E. K. Shera, S. School of Reid Mem. C, S. E. Swayne, Anton Stolle & Sons, P. W. Smith, S. S. Strattan Jr., Ruby Gaar Strattan, David W. Stevenson, P. W. Smith, S. S. Strattan, Starr Piano Co, Richard Sedgwick, Albert F. Sittloh, Melville Shutz, Ray Shive WORTH WEIGHT IN GOLD Lsdy Learned About Cardoi, The Woman's Tonic and is Now Enthusiastic in its Praise. Mount Pleasant, Tenn. "Cardui is all you claim for it, and more," writes Airs. At. E. Rail, of this place. "I was a great sufferer for 2 years and was very weak, but I learned about Cardui, and decided to try it. Now I am is perfect health. "My daughter, when changing into womanhood, got in very bad health. I gave her Cardui and now she enjoys good health. "Cardui is worth its weight in gold. I recommend it for young and old." Being composed exclusively of harmless vegetable ingredients, with a mild and gentle medicinal action, Cardui is the best medicine for weak, sick girls and women. It has no harsh, powerful, near-poisonous action, like some of the strong minerals and drugs but helps nature to perform a cure in a natural easy way. Try Cardui. N. KWrtTt . LgHes' Advisory Dept. Chan. ooogs) sKOKinc u. . cnansnooea, lcntL. tor speaa, tnrrracvens.mna et-pag: book. Home Trt -kW asm ua vmj WTajcr, W prTTsi Less than Cost For advertising purposes we have imported quite a quantity DAT TOSHES (Also suitable as small clothes brushes) which we will eel! while they last at 10c Each Regular 2Sc Value. n.LlRcssDraoCb. Phone 1217. 804 Main Street.

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What the Janes ville Plows wfflUl Do for You in Your Ownu FSeMs

They Mill prove best in the field where the real test comes. The length and shaping of JanesvUle plow bottoms is based on correct principals, that's why Janesville plows have won more prizes la five successive years at the world's two greatest annual plowing matches thin aH other makes combined. The reason is. that Janesville plow bottoms are scientifically correct and before they were adopted in their present form they had been proven best by exhaustive tests on the experimental grounds of the Janesville Machine Co., doing actual work on wild sod, and turf and stubble. The moldboard of the Sod Breaker bottom is long, but not too long. The furrow slice is turned completely upside down and laid before it begins to drag and increase the draft. The moldboard of the Stubble bottom is shaped to carry the furrow slice as high as possible and lay it properly with the greatest amount of pulverization possible. Repeated experiments have produced the moldboard called the Turf and Stubble Bottom. We have succeeded in producing this combination through the application separately of the principals which meet the requirement of a Turf Bottom and Stubble Bottom. You will find the Jaaeeville Turf and Stubble Bottom will give perfect satisfaction on either ground with the least of frictioa and the most thorough pulverization possible. The Janesville Sod and Stnbble Bottom has been proven equally saceessfuL It is adapted for work similar to the Turf and Stubble Bottom. It will not only lay sod over smoothly; but will pulverise stnbble ground more than any other style of bottom we make. Many of these combination bottoms have done good work in the fields, saving their owners the price of an extra bottom, and the labor and time of h"gi"g from one to the other. We cannot recommend our combination bottoms too highly. . Call at our store and let us show you the most up-to-date line cf Affriculted Implements in Indiana or Ohio.

LEOH.FIHE GUARANTEES RHEUMA FOR RHEUMATISM What chance does any sufferer take when RHEUMA is guaranteed to banish rheumatism, lumbago, gout and kidney ailments, or money back? Why not investigate this offer; talk to Leo' H. Fine about it. RHEUMA surely does, drive rheumatic poison from the system, brings swollen joints back to normal and relieves agony in two days. People so crippled with rheumatism that they could not walk have been absolutely freed from the iron grasp of the demon, rheumatism, with less than half a dozen 50-cent bottles. A few hours after the first dose, RHEUMA begins to dissolve the uric acid and drive it from the body through the natural channels. Everybody can afford RHEUMA the price is only 50 cents a bottle, aud the dose is small.

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Wanted None ef His Art. At a dinner in London Theodore Watts-Dunton said: "It Isn't generally known that Turner, the painter, and Dr. Augustus Piitcbard once lived together for a year in Cheyne row. The painter aud the physician had a fine garden, and they took a good deal of pride in their flowers. But the garden gate did not work well, and one day Turner, because it wouldn't open, pettishly gave orders that It be nailed up. It was thought that this odd act would enrage Augustus Pritchard; but, on being told or it. all he said was. "Oh, well. 1 don't care what Turner does to the gate so long as be doesn't paint itf "London Graphic.

Freedom ef London. The freedom of the city of London carries with it. nominally at any rate, the right to keep pigs in the parish of St. James. Piccadilly. But even were any one disposed to avail himself of this liberty and if the sanitary authorities failed to object land In that pare of London is somewhat too costly for profitable pig farming. Utterly Wretched Nervous frtratieiLe)iis mndmtd Befora Rafnexly Or- Found. Miss Minerva Remtnger. Upper Bern. Pa, writes: "For several years I had nervous prostration, and was -utterly wretched. I lived on bread and beef tea because my stomach would not retain anything else. I took many rem- , edles, but obtained no relief until I took Hood's Sarsaparllla, when I began to gain at once. - Am now cured.' Pure, rich blood makes good, strong ; nerves, and this is why Hood's Rarea- i pari Ha, which purifies and enriches the i blood, cures so many nervous diseases. . Get It today In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets caueo C WOULD MAKE YOU HAPPY? Here's a tip. You do not expect to be out of work very long, do you? No, certainly not Well, then, let us- tide you over your temporary troubles with a private loan. We can arrange everything in a quiet, businesslike way, and you can get your matters all straightened up. An easy weekly or monthly payment, with the option of settling it all up at any time, would just suit you, wouldn't it? We can arrange it all right. Pay only for the time you use the money. Furniture, Pianos, Organs, Teams, Wagons, etc., accepted as security without removal. Fill out the blanks below, and . mail it to us, and we will call on you and explain our plana without COat. How much can you use?....... . Tour name . Aereat. Ricbmcrd LocaCo. Room No. 8, Colonial Building, Phone 1545. Richmond, Ind. Jaaeeville views win sive you taa most thorouch aak veiiution of the soil possible with a plow alone. They will put year ground into better condition for further cultivation than any other plow mad. They will prove it ia your fields or your neighbor's fields Just as they have done in thousands of fields aaaoasj the progressive fanners of the west.

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