Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 95, 2 March 1914 — Page 9

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SEVERAL HORSES DIE During Winter Washington Township Loses Many. MILTON, March 2. A number of farmers are losing their horses In this vicinity. The fertiliser wagon passed through Milton Friday with one and on Saturday with another. It is said that several have covered animals over in the enow to await the coming of the wagon. A Lyric Feast is announced for Maple Grove schoolhous Friday evening, March 6. There will be Live Wires, Contests and a box sociaL The ladies are requested to bring the boxes and the gentlemen the cash. Mrs. Rhoda Hunt had as her guests over Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Warren, of Union county. Oliver Taylor's mother, who was away from home where she was taken 111, was brought home to her son's In the country, Friday. She is very sick. There were few farmers in town Saturday. The condition of the roads is extremely bad from the effects of the snow. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Faucett were at Richmond Friday to see friends. A letter from the Rev. C. H. Pinnick of Scottsburg M. E. church tells of his great sorrow at the death of his late mother. He states that they are well and have been having a very successful revival meeting. The W. C. T. U. will have an open meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jones Tuesday. They plan to work the men who are honorary membars of the Union. There will be good mnsio and light refreshments. The Mowing is the program. The Rev. V. C. McCormick will talk on the subject of Prohibition Progress. WllBara Jeffries will apeak at length ern tbe sub J act "What if the Women Did aO of the Voting?" The Rev. F. M. Westhafer will give a paper titled "A Possible Mistake of Moses. Was it a Rib or Backbone T Tbs Eastern Star win meet next Wednesday evening. Mies Eleanor Newman was at Richmond Saturday afternoon to call cm the family of the late Jonathan Newman. The daughter. Miss Clara Newman, was at one time a teacher ia the Milton schools and her her friends here extend sympathy. Lute Lantz, Jr.. was at New Castle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clevenger were at Richmond to call on friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Beeson and Mrs. Theodore Crist and Mrs. O. Ferguson formed a theatre party to see 'David Harum" at Richmond, Saturday. Entertains Friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Faucett entertained as guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wise and family, Mr. an4 Mrs. Al. Bertsch, of East eGrmantown and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bertsch and family. Miss Lora Beeson and Miss Lorene Warren were at Richmond Saturday t visit friends. Mrs. Emory Baker, who has been the guest of her uncle, Frank G. Callaway and family, returned to Portsmouth, Ohio, Saturday. The Hoosier Quartet was greeted with a fair house here Friday evening. The program, which was announced as the concert proceeded, was fine, and the quartet received many encores, both collectively and individually. Those in attendance pro nounce the concert excellent. The Rev. Mary Mills, Mrp. Sam Hoshour, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries from Friends church at this place attended the Dublin quarterly meeting, at Dublin Saturday. Mrs. David Nugent ia able to be out again after her late illness. ONLY ONE "BROMO QUININE" To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures , a Cold in One Day. 25c. FILL PULPIT Temporary Pastor Will Be Selected by Baptists. CAM BRIDE CITY, March 2.--A business meeting followed the Sunday school at the Baptist church Sunday, Bring to Palladium Offi Good for 10 Votes 11(D) Good for 10 Votes Only good when exchanged at Palladium office for Pony coupon.

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ir nrt umj. 1 6nMLs m Waverly K. to Dedicate EATON, Ohio, March 2. After many months of planning and preparation, and with every detain perfected, one of the greatest fraternal events ever held in this section of Ohio will take place Tuesday, in Eaton, when the new $20,000 temple of Waverly Lodge No. 143, Knights of Pythias, will be formally dedicated. The importance of the event has been recognized by citizens generally, and a cordial reoeptlon will be tendered the visiting Pythians, who will number more than one thousand. The temples of other lodges of the city will be thrown open and the welcoming hand extended. The city will assume gala attire and the emblematic colors of the fraternity will be floated by individuals and nearly every business house. Included in the list of visitors will be many of the grand Lodge officers, who will conduct the impressive dedicatory services according to the rituals of the order. Grand Chancellor Samuel A. Hoskins, of Wapakoneta, and Grand Vice Chancellor, Edgar W. Ellis, of Dayton, will deliver addresses. Past Grand Chancellor J. D. Clark, of Dayton, will attend and deliver a talk during the Bee si on arranged for the evening. Judge Clarence and plans dtscusses for supplying the pulpit during the absence of the pastor, Rev. A. E. Pavey, who will be away from the work for some time owing to the death of his father-in-law, in California. The regular services will be held next Sunday, a Rev. Williams having bee en secured to ftfll the pulpit that day. The sale of personal property, Saturday afternoon, by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Morris, who are leaving for Marlon, attracted a large crowd. Albert Hindman, of Hagerstown, cried the sale, all articles commanding good prices. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bilhiemer, of Prevlac, are visitors in the home of the former's brother, Charles Bilhiemer and family. Mrs. R. R. Watkins spent Sunday with her mother, in Richmond. Rev. Father raham is recovering from the effect of an operation for throat trouble, performed a few days ago, at the St. Vincent hospital, in Indianapolis. Mrs. Katherine Drischel entertained a company of fourteen ladies at an old-fashioned carpet rag tacking, Fri-

What Wonderful Results Are Produced

By a Chiropractor A CHIROPRACTIC (KI-RO-PRAC-TIC) ia a combination of two Greek works meaning to do by hand, and he can and will remove the cause of your disease and I will prove to you in the?, adds, what wonderful results was produced by J. Wolotira.D C. in the city of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., for instance a boy of Mr. and Mr. Colly of Forty Fort Pa., got results after Doctors told the

boy's mother that there was no , , t. , J. WOLOTIRA, O. C. belli for him. that he was going to die. Couldn't walk, sit up nor feed himself, and in three weeks time the boy went home well. And Mr. Hunt, of W. B., Pa., was suffering with Asthma for in years and got well in seven weeks. Mr. Meehan of w. I?., Pa., was suffering with deafness for 15 years got his hearing restored in two months. Mr. Baloga-of W. B., Pa., suffered with deafness, weak eyes and chils got well in six weeks boy of Mr. Eckhard got results of a stroke. After second time I worked on him and lot of others got results such as stomach headaches, Rheumatism, heart, lungs, kidney, lumbago in fact no matter what your t ruble may be 1 can and will render you a beneficial service you need so badly. Come and have a talk with me today. J. WOLOTIRA, D. C. Rooms 306 and ;;07 Colonial Bldg. Cor. 7th & Main, Richmond, Ind. Office hours --10: 00 to 12:000 a. m.; 2:00 to :.:00and 7:00 to K:00 p. m. Except Sunday and Holiday. 'Other hours by appointment. Phone No. 1953. Take the Elevator.

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of P. Lodge New Home Murphy, of Hamilton, is another who occupies a prominent place on the program. The program will begin at 1:30 under direction of Charles F. Brooke, Jr., of Waverly Lodge, who will preside as master of ceremonies. Mayor Stanley B. Foos will make the welcoming address. Following the response of Chancellor Commander William E. Reel, of the local lodge, the dedicatory services will be conducted. The evening program will begin at 8:15, with a1- welcome from Common Pleas Judge Abel C. Rieinger, of this city. The program will be concluded with an exhibition drill by Phillips company No. 24, Uniform Rank, of Hamilton. In the assemblage Tuesday will be representatives from every town in Preble county. Delegations will also be in atendance from Dayton, Richmond, Indiana, Cincinnati, Hamilton, and a number of other surrounding cities and towns. The three Pythian lodges at Hamilton will come on a special train early in the evening, and Knights at all intermediate points will be transported here. With the Hamilton delegation will come the Imperial band. day evening at her home on Maple stree. Lively conversation hastened the time as the rags were sewed, and the bals wound, and as the evening drew near the close, doughnuts, coffee and confections were served. Miss Gertrude McWhinney, of Richmond, was the guest of Miss Daisy Ayier Saturday and Sunday. The Democrats of Jackson township will meet in convention in the town hall tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of selecting delegates to the staae convention. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Watkins are moving" from the property owned by Miss Ella Smith, on West Main street to the Morrey property, on North Front street, recently vacated by Mrs. Emma Miller. The rank of Page will be conferred on four candidates and that of Esquire on eight, at the meeting of the K. of P. lodge Thursday evening. Mrs. Fawnie Case Is quite sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bilheimer. The Berlin Women's Bauk is said to be the only one in the world run for and by women exclusively. 3C i

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ECONOMY A revival Is going on in the Liberal U. B. church at Sugar Grove, conducted by the Rev. Ida Cunningham, of Liberty, with the following assistance: Rev. Cunningham, director of music, Rev. William ePrkins of the First U. B. church, Indianapolis, and Mr. Shannon, singing evangelist, of Marion. Miss Nettie Wood returned to Parker Friday morning. Ross Bright has a public sale Saturday. Joseph C. Haxton will leave Monday for Colorado to join his wife who has been there the past six months holding down a claim. She received the deed this March. Mrs. Stella Cranor left Saturday morning for Mays, Indiana, where she was called on acconut of the serious illness of Mrs. Minnie Widar. Mrs. C. D. Hunnicutt, Mrs. Albert Weldy and daughter Mary, are in Richmond today. The W. C. T. U. County Spring Institute is to be held at Economy, March 4,5, in the M. E. church. Wednesday night there will be a gold medal contest. Thursday night there will be a debate on woman suffrage. Tonight is the regular February calendar for the Ladies Aid Social of the M. E. church. PALLADIUM WANT ADS Talk to the Town Through THE PALLADIUM Telephone Number 2566. 1 Cent a Word 7 Days for the Price of 5. WANT AD LETTER LIST Sewing 1 A 2 Housekeeper . . 3 WANTED WHY? Be annoyed with those un sightly "hairs" on face and neck they can be permanently removed by electric needle. Consult Mine. Dollins, 31S Colonial. 27-7t UMlf pfbTTME ONLY 12 treatments for $5.00. Facial or scalp, for falling hair, dandruff or baldness consult Mme. Dollins, 31S Colonial Bldg. Phone 2591. 27-7t WANTED Single man to work on farm. Phone 4105. 27-tf W A N TET) TOO men a t173 FtT Wayne Avenue. Get shave 0c and h?.ir cut 20c. DRY CLEANING and Pressing. 17:i Ft. Wayne Ave. Suits Pressed, 40c. WANTED Mi dd le aged "or elderly lady for light housework. 234 Randolph street. 23-7t FVANTf 0BU Y 1 00 second hand watches; diamonds, old gold and silver jewelry. Open Tuesday and Saturday evenings. J. M. Luccy, North 8th street. CANDY SALESMAN WANTED $100 monthly, and all traveling expenses to start. Experience unnecessary. Solicit orders from dealers in your locality and surrounding territory for our high grade Chocolates, BonBons and all kinds of Candies. Write quickly for full particulars and contract. Kase Candy Co., New York, N. Y. IS-COt WANTED Any one having worn-out carpets to make' 'Fluff Rugs." Phone 2296 or write K. 1!. Epencer, Wayne Hotel, agent for Afchjian Bros. Rug Co.. Indianapolis. Send now for April deliveries. Here for a limited time only. 14-tf WANTED County representative to secure lists of unpaid accounts from merchants, physicians, etc. We collect. You do no collecting. Fidelity Adjustment Co. (Main office) Cleveland. 2S-2t WANTED Peopfe in Richmond and vicinity to drink for their health Ilollencamp Cream Ale and XX Porter. Sold bv Louis B. Wrede. Call Phone 2056. 3-24t WANT ED 50 7n en and boys to get their bicycles overhauled and new Hearsey tires put on by experienced workm-m. Wesley Brown & Son. Phone 30S6. North West Second and Williams. WANT EDirT for" housework. No washing. 306 North 15th street 23-7t WANTED Apprentice gorls at once. Call Kiel horn's Millinery Store. LM-7t WANTED- -Middle agod lady as housekeeper. C. E. Emrick, Eldorado. O. 2-7t

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WANTED Continued SALESMEN WANTED $75.00 per month and all expenses to begin. Experience not absolutely necessary. Take orders from dealers fur cigarettes, cigars, sirjft, smoking and chewing tobaccos. Penr Wholesale Tobacco compa"-, Station O, New York. N. Y. 12-5U io uuu huusk tULU? Have weather strips put on the bottom of your doors. Good all year round. Keeps out cold, snow and rain. Mrs. J. N. Hodgin. Phone 2980. 241 EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY, hustlers can make big money introducing our high grade household specialty. Sells in every home. Send for free particulars. Turlses Supply Co, P. O. Box 817, Little Rock, Ark. 2J4t WANTED Boarders, private family! 726 N. 13th. 2-7t WANTED Situation by competent colored woman in private family. No washing. Phone 1298. 2-2t WATfTEDDrafr'colfs coming year old. Must be drafty, and sound. Prefer mares. Phone 2766. Funk and Miller. WANTED Wash i n"g9andironTings at 620 South 11th. 2-2t W A NT E D A farm- handP"hone 5133 E. Chas. Huffman, Eaton, Pike. 26-4t FOR SALE FOR SALE Gas range nearly new. 330 Lincoln. 5-tf PUBLIC SALE ."H2 mi les north on the Williamsburg pike WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4 Beginning at 10 o'clock we will sell at Public Sale Horses, Cattle, Implements, Hay, Grain and some household Goods. S AMU EL VANS ANT HAIR GOODS of every description made from your combings. Wigs and toupees repaired. Mary E. Morse, 403 N. 11th. Phone 4018. feb 7-1 mo FOR SALE Li t tie red "c lo v er "seed" Phone 4 196. 27-7t c l ot h i n1JbrgaTns Two thousand (2.000) Rain Coats tor sale at unheard of prices $G, $5, aud $4 values at $1.50. Shoes at cut prices which will beat any sale. Come in and we will prove it. NEW YORK STORE 40 1 North Kth Street H. H. JON El Auctioneer and Horse Dealer. I cry all kinds of sale anywhere. Personal property or real estate. Richmond Indiana Phone Office 1433. Residence 2570 No. 15 N. 7thSt: FOR SALE Clover hay. Plume 5143C 23-7t FO RESALE 4 good work horses! wagons, farm implements. 317 N. A. 2.1-7t For Sale LIVE STOCK INSURANCE Insures horses, mules or ca'.lle death from any cause. 30 day insurance for brood marcs. Standard Live Stock Insurance Co. O. N. Garriott Kellv lib c '. Phone i:'.0:i , Sth .in i M;r.:i FIlS.LE--IM-otectograpli7'"ponl r.cw, cue half original price. Palladium office. is t: FOR SALE Cood a;itomob'p two or four passenr-er. Phone 27:17. 2; 7t FOR SALE Pure bred Bu'f Ornington cock and cockerels. r,c d birds. Mrs. Roy Hclbrook. New Pari:', t ). feb 2S mar 3 POSTPONED Ptafolic Sale Sale on Gaar farm adjoining WernleOrphan's H "me Vj miles Southeast of I :'imond Thursday, March 5 )14 at 10 o'clock sharp 8 !:cad of cattle, 1,500 bu. of Corn, 300 bu. of oats, 4 tons of hay. A complete line of good farm tools . Lunch will be served. ED. F. DOREN Phone 4130.

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Richmond Property a Specialty. Porterfield & Campbell, Kelly Block. 8th and Main. FOR SALE Thoroughbred White ; Rock Rooster. Price $1.50. Walter Knollenberg, National Road East. Phone 3723. 2-lt FOR SALE Fancy Clover seed $S.0U a bushel. H. V. Gilbert. Phone 1506. 27-7t FORTS A LE Ai7 brush-for" artlsYf inish work or designer. E. Richardson. Box 118. Fountain City. Ind. 26-7t FOR SALE Four good work horses, harness, wagons, good as new. Farm implements of all kinds, good as new. 317 N. A. 2-7t FOR SALE A Chase square piano in elegant condition. Heautiful case, for $75. Will sell for $25 cash. Phone 4436. KU S. ljth. 2-:;t FO R S A LE Coal ran ge. i ron bed . springs, mattress, child's bed and mattress, and large wardrobe. i:; North Seventh street. Will sell cheap. 2-lt FOR RENT POR RENT Modern a room apartment in the Holland. Inquire Jonas Gaar. 142C Main St. 2-tf FOR RENT Five rooms. J. M. Lacey. North 8th. FOR KENT New five room house, i Inquire 221 South 3rd street. 15 tf i FOR REN T Mod ern housed single : j and double, modern. North th and ! A streets. Just completed. Phone' 3234 or 132... 16 tf ; FOR-RENT Officeroonr8"7rver"Bend: ' er's Ice Cream Factory, 9 South 5th.' FOIUIKXT-HousFof r7.6msat51 1 S. 5th street. Call Phone 12:15. FOR RENT Furnished " room, break" ; fast. Phone 4714. 2-"t ' FO RR E N TSix rooms and bath. 2t Richmond avenue. Phone 307 2Mf FOR RENT I louse. 5 rooms wl t h bath. 42 S. 21st st. 2S-7t LOST LOST Ivory and gold Masonic watch j charm. Return to Mrs. Sarah 'lard. No. 4, Holland Apartment or Phono 25PS. 2-L-t FQR SALE REAL ESTATE J Farms and City Property j For Sale jB'iIIdlns lots and reIde!!cs In all j parts of the city. We wi ite aM kind ;cf insurance, rent prop?rtie3. loan ; r.H-uey aDd make surety bonds. !VM. BRADBURY & SON Rooms 1 and 3. WestcDtt Block FOR SALE 7 room noo'amnoTvfx 165 ft, or trade for propoity on 7th. Mh or Mh street north of Main. rvi'l FOR SALE 3 pood bulling bts at once. Cfill 25 N. Cth. Piwnc I"""'. 2-M Am7 UOiSKKTS U E AL-MST AT h. City and farm properties Libert? avr K No 1 PLoft- 4171 Ollice Keys' Harnes Store. 613 Main st

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DUROC JERSEY BRED SOWS i' ilc;.d Broil f'T M.::t:: ;;il j. ml May Litters CO 10 HEAD wit,: ;(.! litteus at side This i- a! - 1".; ly v.-,;!!.).-! i, V i:o? pedigreed, and is being offered t i r.v-k" w.o;.: lor t'u 1 'i:.:- i stcck. A!.'. Tin; vTf'.i) by nor;:;.;: treatment, guaranteed six mow:;; :: :.: chlllka.

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5 WILL ALSO OFFER 3 HEAD OF COMING 3 YEAR OLD DRAFT COLTS. ALL BROKE; 1 MATE. 3 YEARS OLD, 7 HEIFERS: 1 COW. FIIES'T A ' 1' r MARCH 10. 2 1 Head of Sheep. SALI; JNDER TENT S.ile commences at 10 o'clock prompt. Lunch at 11:30 Hogs sell after dinner. Terms of Sale made known on day of sale. Sale on my farm, l'i miles east of Greensfork and Richmond Pik F. O. UNDERHILL, Greensfork, Ind. Auctioneers Albert H. Morris, Indianapolis; Albert Hindman, Hager tovn; Simon Weddle, Williamsburg, D. C. Moore. Clerk. This was postponed on account of weather from Ftbruax? 14.

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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SMALL FARM of 33 acres for sale. .Located 4 miles from Richmond. Good house and bank barn. Plenty of fruit. Possession now. Price $3,000. Now is the time to buy a city home. See our list of homes. Anything you want in real estate. FUNK AND MILLER Second National Bank Bldg. Phone 2765. FOR SALE CHICKEN FARM 3'a acres, 5 room house, stable, orchard, one mile from town, railroad and interurban station. Also one good young horse; r.ft bushels corn; two dozen chickens. Priee $1,050. $300 cash, balance $125 per year. Possession at once. , FRANK M. PRICE. Phone 4745. 2-3t BUSINESS CLASSIFIED W. A. RICH LIVERY AND FEED We buy and sell horses. Arrange with us for your sales, ns we have tne buyers. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE 124 N Cth St. Phone 1884 Shurley's Large Moving Vans l? to 14 North th street Phon ir.t MO VINQ VANS B. F. Morris Moving Vans 202 S. Sth St. Phone 1627 M. F. Haner. Mgr. SEE MOOnE & OGBORN for all kir.ds of Insurance. Bonds and Loans. Ileal Est.ite and Rentals Room 1C. I O O F Bldg Yu ropa.r t-ni.iui.i.,. i.....v . retire baby cabs A full line of electric and gas lamps Work called Tor and delivered. P.ROWV AL- DARNELL. 1020 MAIN W. S. BENNETT Real Estate and Insurance, City and Farm Proporty. ROOM 1". KELLY BLOCK I LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT i ! NOTICE TO BIDDERS AND CON TRACTORS. Prvo-al-: for supplies for the use of the Kasw-rn Indir.na Hospital f ir the liis:-.!ie iir the month of April, will he ieoivod by the board of trust s a? The h spital before 3 p. m.. Monday, Mr.n li :. l:U. Specifications may be set n a' the Second National Bank, or nt the hospital. Se, led bids will also be received until 12 o b i k noon. March 9. 1914. for th-- c: nc? ruction of a smoke stack, for i";-:ti;.-'i!uc ; pumping engine and two steam bcilers. and the instal f : of a -..i:ping station. Specifitv. tions lu.-y li-- ?een at the hospital iind :-t the office of Snider & Rotr. r.ni:iu. - is. Merchants Bank. Indlanap -lis. !'- f.rder of th Board. S. E. Smith, Med. Supt. 2-mon-iues DAY