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Important Change in Schedule Via Central
 of Georgia Railway.

of Georgia Railway.
 Double daily trains to Columbus and Macon. Through sleeping car line and quick time between Birmingham and Sa- vannah. Best schedules yet offered. For complete time tables, sleeping car berths and steamship reservations to New York, Boston and the east, via Savannah and the Ocean Steamship company, apply to Solon Jacobs, commercial agent, 2815 First ave- nue, or Jack w. Johnson, union ticket agent, Birmingham, Ala.
 S-12-30t
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WHEN OTHERS
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 I refer you with permission to First Ma tlonal Bank. Alabama National Bank. Je1- ferson County Savings Bank and Steiner Brothers. bankers. as to my responsibility for my contracts. I cure many patients by mall treatment. Write for prices and terms. Address Dr. Y. E. Holloway. Watts Bldg, Third Ave. and Twentieth St.. Birming- ham. Ala
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ROLLINS

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DRAMA AT KEYNES
 GROWS TRAGICAL

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drawn up as quickly as possible about fifteen yards apart and In the space within which were the two groups already ues- cribed.
 An ambulance which had been summon7 ed arrived with four attendants of the military hospital bearing an ordinary stretcher on which was placed a blue and white striped mattress. On this M. La bori was tenderly laid and the stretcher was borne by friends of M. Laborf and some newspaper men, with Mme. Labort walking beside #.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
: 0erehtintsr Stnnopuntt. Q.ut.

geredtiotsr Stanopuntt. 0.ut'
nant bon |htslbdier. .Neh, &dmerao
Iino oaoen Srintoslo? Nber &amerlo!
@oppn ipllsn Sbertelnsr oenn no6Ee,
-&dpaliersn pumpen?."
Sci 0unoer. n8arum Ser,
Oottor, gent mir b Cab 10 raus. bal
{ tcin 9iTIe fat msbr beiba lag" -
,Ses lit toi Wunosr net. r itobct BAT
bel SPIEL nit llirer iGarIs Sung ort
nal"
- SIM Gifer. Heiienoer Gin einei
GeIeQi6aft BON ieinen I6enteuern er,
5Gblsno): 40, ia perIidere Sic
i6 mar ihon einmal nabe oaran, Dor
aannibalen peripeiit 3u fperosn - I
&raut mar i6pn fertig!!"
- Sin @bmafen. SiI6oame: ,@rz
fabt sic niemuls bic Heue, Serr 9raI,
iibsr SIR friikres tplles 2sbsn?" =
8raf: .Gndoise 5rau, i'm Rbsumos
tismus - itedt Die Reu' ihon nil
orin.."
- Gin llnitum: Ser: ,Si.i:t
Brief @oetbe's lit tpohl iehr tperth'
pol?" - Observation-Disclosures: r,Sa'
frpbl, febr pertbppu. benn er 1T nrr
in stpei ootr bret gremplaren porbaa'
ben."
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3m p%crfaufen.

Bon elmer bis SO Cots, ~anitobenb an
oas Hihmonber airheneisentbum fonnen
III iebr aneemeiisnen Yreiien e~etauft wer'
ben. 9ieie 8runofiide limb iehr pofienb
fir Jarmer, bic ,uriid,u,ieb.n iih beab'
iihtisen. ibr 6eim in elmer eutsn oeutihen
Gommunitdt aufiblaaen uno in Der Wabe
elmer tatbcli'hsn Stride wsbuen mohten.
lin preiie uno ndbers Nuftldrune ihreibs
man an ooer iprebe psr bel
anton WueeIi
Alba 9srab, Winn
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SAT-.
Nep Worf, 4. Se3.

VNN DVN1t II W.
Der BON Der G~ticodotr pcli9,i Der.
lana.e Wtur Ganoetsr rurbe tier Der,
haftet. Gr fpuroe ipfort einem Dor
perbpr un~tsr,porfen uno untsr $4,000
giiraidoft ositeQt. biz Elm Seamtet
pcn Gbicoao i'm abbott. 9unbsdet
ftsht in Gficaoo unter Der Nntluoe, lei,
mem Irbeit0ebsr GelO unteri4laeen
AL buhen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
3upcrkorumcun.

8eridtsupllSisber (gleidmitis
nit einsm Stuocnien Dor beiien 5bllre
a%nlanasno): .8eben Sic nur poraus.
6err Stuoioius. Id bin bier ia ~
(auIe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
HpuIHqueut.

Spra9Iebrer gu einem junssn
Musldnoer): -Gie tbun better. liatt
,2ammer' ben Nusorud .Sdlai1ube'
5u gebrauden. = Nusldnoer: ia
iein Id alio geIiern @beno sspsien In
Der Shlailtubenmuiit! /"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
9m Salon unn unnrrstuo.

.Tas ~iplltsli Gu Gir aber bod iibsr.
legen. gmilie, einen 10 alien Wann 3u
beiratben!" - alter warum bennp
@enn ih mir bic Sads LANCE ibsrlsss,
miro er ia nod Glter."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
3 il q bic Strafe.
Qeiueur. Winn.. 4. Oes

Ger bi,iiqs 6ilfs 9inneniteuereins
nehmer Gbas. 3. SreiIel beoin9 in oet
Sffics bes Or. 2appint SelbItmoro
tur6 Grifisbsn. Srsiiel tatte in iei'
ner Safe elm Manto unb bate oiea
benz Irat, ieinem Sreunoe anpertraut.
Oils oann berielbe uuf einen Iueen'
Bid bic office perlieb, .ridOb iit
SreYef
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Butts
9alttn iidb CUR &e6teu.

Die S'ewssuns Der @asen II. .3wei=
faoer rld)tet lid mad Der &e9el: SAT-
tet eild) sur 9e6tsn. Sebe Equestrian
loute be ndmli6e Hesel befOlaen:
9altet Gu6 sur Re6ten.
&auft Gnrs @aar, am redten Ylate.
@autt Gure @aare gum redtsn Yreiie.
SAINT 9nrs Naare int redisn 8.se.
Oas ut fir Saar 1t. Ipart Gelb
Rince 6leii6 in elmer sruei pfuno
Nalne 125ctS
Wtince 6leiid, Priscilla granb, ,pei
SroBe Sorten per Faquet .Sett
@epilrSe, rein 9emalener Fieiier, Wto.
ltaro, Gelerp Sal,, in sroBen iancu
6laI6eu per ,Slai6 nur.... 15ets
Roual @IsB Sldrte per Paquet 5ets
Strnen, iiiBe W~tarplanb, in 3 Pfunb
Sannen per Same .125ctS
Salmen, Grport Srane per Same
Subat, Elm J'fo. Yaquet. -. 1SctS
Gisarren, 100 in .in.m 6iit6en. .
$500
Sommerpurit, si. belt. per Ffb. 15ets
6ebrMoer Bun.
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1ntrktsnp elmer bcrdIrtornrn
Guhr.

9err gum gsttler): so. i9 iann
Sbnen nitt mebr oils 5 piennise geben.
so peroiene ielbii nidt pisl. "-Yett.
Ter: 80, tonntsn Sic nidt struas
mehr arbeifen21
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3 q 3 nunfall I.
Great ssans, Wont., A. Dea.

@reat SAILS, Wont., A. Oe3.
4uf Der Nebart 3peiglinie Der
Great Nprtbern : Yabn colibirte elm
.Sua nit einem Stier. Der Gotomos
tipfibrer 6. u. Daniels, Der 6etSer
patrid 8. Gilep uno Der Yremfer Gos
milton ipurben eet0btet. Die 2otos
mptire unb 10 Magen 9ingen in
Sriimmern.
0erbG6tia.
Hep Oort, a. 0ea.
Der @siunbheits : Seamte Sotp
bra6te ben 3. Maitiniiten oes Dam
tfers ,Saplor" an beiien Spro ii6
mebrere peitfGIs ereiQnsten, nab
Spinburne SSluno. oa man glaubt,
bar er bon Der peit befallen lit. BIS
iebt Iino mod niht ale Wertmale Der
aiiiir6teten Granf6eit ~pprAanben, ater
bic 0eIunbbeits 9eh0rbe 1T enti6lrfs
fen, Seben BON Der geIaBun9 bes peits
fGifIes iofcrt gu iioliren, ipbalo er unz
Ter psrodd iasn u~mItGnhen ertrantt.
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Das ist gerade die Wahrheit in Betreff Won
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Wir wissen dass es Yer
dienst besitzt well es kurirt, nicht Elm oder
zweimal oder hundert Nal, sondern in tausend
ind abertausend Fallen.
Wir wissen dass es unbedingt. dauernd kurirt,
nachdem allies Andere vollkommen gefehlt hat.
Wir wipderholan
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

oar uuen 2petinepmern an Det
SGlaht bei Snntindp Der Oant be-
GcroreHss ouscebriidt tperbe. ipis &c
i'm Saas 9erer asfh.ben lei, fpelt, an
Der SAladt h,i Wcrilc thei'nahmen.
Merpirbb.r@ spGbtt.i.in
Srantfort. &p.. 4. Oea.
Woroen INN bi. Witto6situnoe per,
ben bic 'tuatliden Wohl : GommiiTGr'
in Sibuno treten, un al entfheioen
frer fir bas 0ouperneursdmt aeipGbli
lit, Sanlor ober 9oeh.l. 9tlem 4n,
II elm nod pirb bic Gntideiouno erIi
amGienitr oielei6t oar crit amWiitt'
rnh nbGeosben.
Sbeure Seien.
Cincinnati, ., 4. Oea.
Der SeIenItrpttruit Sat cine Yreiss
.rbObun6 BON $50 Iiir 9elen ungez
or0net uno Die Sd]:auoen peroen ben
9dnoIsrn 10 i6orf angeltgt. Dab bic
6ocritonten beiiirhtln, aus Dem Sc
l6dft aetrie0en gu perben. Die frii6ez
ren Breiie Daren bon $l.25 bis $500
per SuBcno. Der Sruit FAT aud ben
Yreis iiir gsienItisle opn $40 auI $18
per SauIeno erbObt. IS ~perlcutet Jest.
bab Die &ombination allsn Yslenmai5s
iainer auffuuft, um bic Grnte bes
nc4Iten Sabres %tontrpQiren au tOns
men.
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g d DIES : b.
9(Ihldub. Wis 4. Oes.

VTFFVHU, ~OF-.J 70 w
g6riit. Ganop, 2ptomctipfiibrer BON
Coos 2pg0ing 8oaO, erlitt leinen
ifredI'ten Sob. lpGbreno Elm 3ug, 6cs
looen nit 9NubOl3, il6er BE S0idung
iiel. RonoD befano Iia unter bren12s
cen &p9Ien uno perbrannte Iungium gu
Sroe,
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Eteiten=Or9eln!

sast turs gfsifsn. Srstln In Crtnuns ~trinstn. % ID
isst ee 70 6tte i3eit ta,u. gpart,t nttf 70 lauas. BIZ bsr
Staut ne tlstnsn itetit ~rersstrt une tas 9perf tn furtes
3tit ruinirt III. SO made su& eis artttt 70 gut unt
stuts rts trstne etns Gpnenrreu,s5 .rma. eaSt RiSt h.
ben frtmter tereelarfsneu Ttuftsr, her I'D als 8a6s
mann aus etstt, dus Nsrf. 9srfttsttut fab rea dos
auf tttfs Nstis ,u Staetn ssfenmsn. Fenn SIR ttns
ytttn.S reti trautt oh flstn cher srpe fann LETT
ttntn @etaftsmann. Re ittns Grbsttsfrdfte nab Nes.
tertal ~etenfdliS son eteftm Staatt be,tstt, ale tn anbs.
rtn Staatsn ,u 'autsn. genssi sut an Spln @stn 81.
raul, Wtnn., &c rtrt quo fnerlin sur 3ufrsbtubktt
ttetsnen unf N serns terett, eas @eib juridjusrhatten
falls Str ni6t ,rfrtsetnssftlt ftin fenttt. Gint ntrs
Orsd NIT eli fltnssneen Sestftrn III ,um 9sriauf fsrts,
lrti NIT iieben iprt6tntsn Rseiftrn hat In Der Nrbett.
&smmt snt befttt %etefslbtn.
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Gurefa. Col. q. Oea.

Der Oampfer ngDeOtt" liest uls
p~ouitdnbiges Drad an Der Siiotiiits
Der !6um6oIot Ban. Die "a Peripnen
an Sorp iinp in Siferbsit bis uuf
stpsi, 6rau Garmi6usl BON Serloale
unb Gus. Nelion, Matroie ,pel6e III
rem Sob fanpen. Gritsre lpuroe bsim
Rettunespsriufe in Sol9e zines I'm
faas 9etDotet. GsBterer BON einem ials
lsnoen MaIts srIdlu9sn. Oas S6ifi
gebDrte Der q. s.. g. Steamibip 50.
(G6as. g. Doe Co. BON San 5rans
cisco.
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q d. q.
S6iff6ruh
Gan 6rancislp, Gal. 4. 9sa.

gu OtuHtlslU, VuI, f. oh.
Ger S4uner .Gureta." Der an II.
Hpp. BON bier abfubr, lit BEL Sanoon,
Gops @ap, geiGeitert. Die geIubunJ
506lte flint Wiann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
Hep Oort, a. Sea.
8rpbes . o d.

8robes Odd.
Gan Srancisco, Sal, A. Ses.
Gines Der arobten Srpdenoods il
ben Ser. Staten piro bel Sunterl
ppint i'm bi.Iisen Safen erbaut peroe,
uno Sipur auf Observation-Disclosures
Die Soften perpen ca. $75O,O0O BE-
traaen. Oas bod ion $50 SUB lang
120 Sub brett unb so SUB ti.f tper'
ben, 10 baB bic sr0btsn Scsanidiff'
a%ufoenpmmen peroen tonnen.
@diffssR atrihten.
Mno:fpmmen:
2iperpool. 2. Des.
,Gtruria" ron Nep WDrt; ,Ebnu'
Lamb" ponpbilaoslpbia; rultoniu" Don
Bolton.
Ren gort. 2. S.a.
.llmbria" BON Gipsrpool.
pretoria" BON 6ambura uno plps
mouth; ga Champagne" con S1ore.
Sussnstptpn. 2. Oea.
.Gtruria" BON Nem Wort na6 81,
perpool.
Ibaefahren:
Nen PORT, 2. Ses.
Gumpania", nah 2iperpppl {,
,@paarnoam," nahRott.roam:.S ms'
nah Neapel.
9erua. 2. Se5.
vSatbpr" mad San Tranclscp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
foods
SarsapariWa

ist die beste, in der That die einzige wahre
Co., Lowell, Mass, praparirt. 81; sechs fur SIS.
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Omaha, Hebr., 4. Se3

Gs purbe elm 9eriud gemaht, ben
Colorado Spesialaua Der 9sprtbpe1tern
8ubn nabe Maribautotpn. Sa.. gu emit
o~leiien. Die MGnner. pelde Der Sbai
reroG6tie iinp. bsiinben lid in Saft.
Ter Stanb Der Rem y orte,
gunfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07
SUbu Hpbn

pfttftnsretls 8abrti, $50 AsRern aptnu, Gde Der Sals
hart Ctr. Ct. paul, B1tun.
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verdiensf

bringt und verdienst erhalt das vertrauen der
Leute in Hoods Sarsaparilla. Wenn cine Medi.
xin Won elmer Krankheit kurirt; wenn sic
uberall wundervolle Kuren macht, damn
besitzt jene Medizin unbedingt Verdienst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

fbipdft tperbsn. gr psrlangt babel
Ieritdrt4ns Der Slotte uno min Ge'
ihiudoe, iiberua tinoeIsnoet ies,n, no
NrSpdnoerer iih ielbitdnoi1 nItoera,'
la'Ien huben, um bcrtn @ertinoune
nit benz Mtutterlanoe oufreGt su bal'
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

9raf 8olu6otpsti, Miniiter bes
qeubsrsn. pergleibt Die fi'bsriiAsSbds
trotsil anoersr NatiOnen in Ssaus auf
iiberleeiI6en 9Gnbsrsrperb mi. Der
llntbGtioteit Der DItsrreih. Sonb.lss
melt. Gr fhrftst Oeiterrei6s politilde
Sttlune birits baburd epsntusQ ses
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-07

Gn0lano.
Gonoon, 4. DECEMBER.
Sos Grieas 4mt bat foloenoe De-
peI4s bon &upitaot perOifentliAt:
Der transport Sampfer .S5s
more" lit auf BEN 6eIien Der Ct. 6e.
lena : Sai %gsItranoet. Die Sruppeu
purpen 9elunoet. aber Die Yferoe iin0
nC2 an SOro. Die Srisssi6iffs
Doris" uno 0NiObe" ns6it cemSran5
portihiff columbian" Iinb 5ur 9iilIe
a%bsefdhren.
Scr Sberit &etetpih beriGtet IN
term Datum oes 80. NopembeS, DAB
bic Setituanen Ypli5ei am Is. Nos
pember oas 9uren : Eager meitIid
ron &imbsrlep nabm.
n@om Moooer : 5lub peroen nun
mittelit SucliAt Si9nule nud Sim
berlep asidnOt."
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-14
RE AD IT.


Dolls have not met ~ til
.s large sales rs usual. we
presume it is due to t he Ia ct
that so many stores arshoW
handling Them. Wha we
have left must be sOldNlth-
in the next few days. The.
stock has been rearrnged
and put on sale Withd1t re-
serve at less than cOsi
2l3 dolls in the lot The
price range will be fDm &c
each to 32.48. kesser Ia
mons imported dOllAre all
included. All sorts { dolls
can be seen. 15 ind dolls
Sc each. 10 incc dis Be
each, "a inch dolls &c each
and so on up the linz.
A doll sale like his has
never been though OF In
Richmond.
Think of it, eightdays be-
fore Christmas.
BOSTONjTORE.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-14
POLO TALK,
Muncie Royals Will Play the Henleys
T0night-Cincinnat Defeated at
Muncie Last Night.

game between the Muncfe Royals ana
the Henleys tonight. 1t is generally
conceded that the Royals are perhaps
the stronger team, as they have had
more experience, but it is not thought
that they will pile up a one-sided
score on the Henleys, rather that the
game will be very close. Even bets
are taken by Henley hackers.
There is one practice which should
be stopped by the rink management,
and that is the frequent cat-calls,
kissing and unpleasant remarks to
the players during the game.
In the game last night at Muncie
the ROYALS defeated the Cincinnati
team, which played in this city Tues
day night, by q score of II to l. The
Cincinnati boys returned to this city
this morning, complained bitterly OF
their treatment by the Royals, and
say that they were robbed of the
game.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-14
COMMERCIAL CLUB
To Be Reorganized and Reiuvenated

To Be Reorganized and Reiuvenated
To the Mem bers of the Commercial Club, Rich
mond, Ind:
An arrangement has been made be-
tween the directors of the CONNER
cial club and Mr. Westcott by which
the club has transferred to Mr.. West
colt any interest which it may have
in the Hotel Westcott, together with
the furniture of the club, and Mr..
Westcott has released the club from
all Indebtedness to him and has con-
sented to allow the club to use the
room which it formerly occupied In
the Hotel Westcott free of charge,
for the use of its meetings at all
times when the room is not other
wise occupied.
This releases the club from all its
debts of every kind whatever and
will enable it to begin again its pub
/ lie work in promoting the general IN
terests OF the city of Richmond.
1t must be evident to all that the
interests of our city have suffered
greatly from the lack of an organiza-
| ton to which proposals for new en-
terprises, factories. railroads, trolley
.
lie Improvement may be referred.
Proposals are received from time to
time which fail of consideration on
account of the absence of any organ
lied body to which they may be sub
uitted Efforts have been made
in the past to establish other organi-
cations but without effect. 1t is be
lieved that a nucleus Of an efficient
organization exists in the CONNER
eial club. The bylaws of that clut
have been amended so that the
cumbrous machinery for tbs
lelection of officers as wei
as the standing committees o
the club have been abolished ant
committees are appointed for eaci
especial emergency as it arises
The quorum of the club has beer
fixed at fifteen members and th
annual dues have been reduced t
one dollar a year The time is nov
: deemed opportune for the calling G
a special meeting which will be he'll
= at the room formerly occupied by tn
club in The Westcott hotel building
on Monday evening next at s o clock
At this meeting board of director
of the club will be elected to fill tn
5 places now held by the followin
gentlemen: James A. Carr, L. n
V Emmons, J. r. Weist, E. Gurne
e Hill. c. c. Binkley, L. NJ. Jones, 4
If G.. Luken. H E. Robinson, Richar
Sedgwick, ]. F. Mccarthy. Benjami
Starr. John N. Lontz, ]. W. Tingl
d. X. Zeller and S. S. Strattan jr
n The present officers of the club ar
W. d. Foulke. president; ]. ]. Ha
rinyton. first vice president; Geors
n H. knollenberg, second vice pres
y. dent: S. S. Strattan, jr.. secretar
D. The officers are elected by the direc
10 orS-
s No annual meetings having bet
rt held in March 1898 or 1899, the abo'
st directors in pursuance of the cons'
tuition of the club have held over u
til their successors were chose
r Their places are now TO be filed
Id a new election One-half of the boa
n will serve until next Mar
is and the remainder until t
a. annual meeting on the Mar
th following. The directors of t
club have also resolved that the Z
rangement made with Mr.. Westcc
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-14
WASHINGTON,
Centenary Anniversary OF
HE Death Observed with
Masonic HOnOrs at Mount
Vernon.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. December II.
Mount Vernon was the scene OF a
most unique ceremony in honor OF
the hundredth anniversary OF the
death of Washington. Masons OF
hivh degree from all over the United
States were at the tomb and con
Quoted services in commemoratlon
of the centenary of Washington
death. President Mckinley dellv-
cred an eloquent tribute to Washing
ton i'm an address. The procession
of Masons had Col. Robert White ol
Wheeling, w. Va, for grand mar,
shall. President Mckinley Jolneo
the procession at Mount vernon
1t moved over the exact route takef
nv Washington 5 funeral procession
The ritual at the tomb was most I'M
pressive. The President 5 addres:
followed this and was heard with thu
closest attention.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-14
The MILITIA.
IMPORTANT TTHATTHOSE
INTERESTED
Keep at Work and Help All That is
P0ssible-Difficulty All Over the
State in the Work Of Forming the
National Guard.

Il There is none of the gold braid ans
pomp and glory left in war spiri
just now. 1t is always SO just aftel
a war. The boys have found ou
from their brothers and friends wh.
went to war that there is no hale
around the head of an ordinary
private or even that of a cor
poral- They have found tha,
1T Is possible to go to war and never
smell burned powder. They have
found that a man may even be a
good soldier and come home and be
an ordinary citizen once more That
has taken good deal of the glamour
away from the boys view of soldier
life, and things military are not so
attractive as they were two wears
ago. But all these things should not
prevent the formation of Richmond
company of the Indiana National
Guard. The Indianapolis papers state
that there is difficulty experienced
all over the state in raising the nee
essary number of men for the COM
panies, on account of the fact that
The tinsel and red fire have been
pulled off the military life by touch
OF gross realism. 1t should not be so
here.
The young men who know that a
military training no matter how
brief is beneficial physically, mentally
and morally, should not hesitate to
give up the fascinating employment
of smoking cigarettes, playing poker
and loafing, for the privilege OF
learning to stand straight. to tell
their right hand from their left
without confusion and to obey
orders promptly and correctly
Besides these advantages there
is the pleasure and benefit of
with large number of
companions in an orderly
and beneficial manner Numerous
and beneficial friendships
thus spring up wherever such com |
panies are formed. The term of en-
listment in such organizations is |
three years and it is possible that the |
whole time might roll by without any |
call for service whatever. Besides |
all these things, local pride ought to
come to the aid of the level headed |
and patriotic boy, to show that the |
old military spirit is not dead and |
that Richmond can be depended on to
do her share in every commendable
Capt Geo. r. Williams is
up this thing through an
interest in the young men of Rich
nond. for their benefit and for the
pleasure he can secure from associat-
ng with the best young men OF the
lown and the feeling that he is
them and through them
'he town itself The sixty young
men So far enlisted are among the
-+..say7yiY f}Y9y4i4uzAz sssszssjs
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Patent leather shoes at $S.oo at
Williams shoe store.
Nj. Westcott went so lnuianapo-
lie this morning on business.
Call for green trading stamps at
Williams shoe store
Mrs ]. NJ. Westcott. who has
been III for three weeks, is improv-
ing.
Walter C. Bulla and Mande Dray-
or Richmond, have been licensed so
marry.
win Converse and family returnes'
YESTERDAY afternoon from avisi' VIII
Lynn relatives ,,
Holiday slippers at j. NJ VIII
Jams Call for stamps
DR. Eastman of Indianapolis ar
rived this morning to hold q consul'a
t;on with some local doctors
The Lanciers, who We're to hav'
g;ven a dance tonight, have post
noned it until after the holidays
Trading stamps are proving . sub