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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-01
9oodbnIiher 26Iaf.
Scit adt Sagen ein sipeijdbriges Mliib-
d)eu oaDon befangeu, ubue 81 ermahen.

gisfp gort, 81. Stt. Gin Die GunIt
Der geihidteften 9lerSte auf bic prpbe
itellenoer 6an purbe seItern ppn Dr.
gBillium Hddlin gemslbet. en benz
Sauie go. 542 5lulbing Qpe., groots
Inn, liegt oas 5ipei Sabre aIts 9Dtter=
den Oapib 2epitt's, zines nit Rinpern
reihlif eeiesneten armen Shneibers,
felt a6t Sugen i'm faIt tpbtendbnlihsn
Shlaf. 9urh fiinitIihe grnGhruna
lit es gelungen, ben 8erfun Der aDrs
pertrofte au perlangiumen, aber bic
Mer5te bereAnen bereits ben Sda, an
pelhem Die tleine patientin aus benz
0dIein iheiben fpirb. Sas Gino
bate am Oonneritas Nahmittas pps
rige Wp6e feline lebte Mdblseit, be'tez
benb aus Ufild unb elmer Msbl1peiie,
gegeIien. guib baruuf flasts es iiber
aopfIhmer5en unb fhlief Elm. Mls es
dm nd6iten Wormittdg niht erfpahte
unb fein 2ebens5eiden bon iib CAB,
rief Die Mutter Or. Rahlin, pelhsr
ebenfulIs in ieinen 8emiibunaen, bas
Sinb gum BeipuBtIein anriidsubrinz
gen, erfol9los blieb. Der puls mar
normal unb auh bic aorperipdrme
bate niht dbgenpmmen. Der Qrst
flOBte oem ainbe etipds Wtilh Elm unp
CAB Der Wutter 4nipeiiung, in tursen
3nilhenrdumen Dem Mdn6en fIiIiiqe
Ndhrnng ein5uaeben.
9lls am Mpntag nod feine 4enbez
run9 einsetreten mar, fpurbe Or. s.
Qonooner unb ipdter Or. Maar MSanz
belbaum gebolt. Die 9ler3te eslanaten
CUR Gniift, bab Der fpnatoie ,3uItanb
Des tleinen patienten burh gebirnz
ent5iinbung, meld)e ipdbrIheinfih
burh einen Stur5 perurlaht ipurbe,
peranlaBt ipDrben fpGre. Sin fuum
mertli1es 3uden Der Gefi5tsmusteIn
tit bas einSige 2ebens3ei9sn, ipelhes
bisber beobad5tet tpprben lit. Die
Ger5te baben5iibe unb anbere empfinb~
lids aDrpertbeile nit Habsln berii6rt,
bod reagirten bic Herben niobt barauf.
0ds Rinb tam bislleiht nod mebrere
QBohen GIN 2eben erbalten iperoen,
aber cine Hettuns fheint ausgefhlpIs
len al fein.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-01
We0oof Gountp.
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3as Sasesgeiprdd iit Die pom oroBs
arti9em grfoIg besleitets .,6air@ IN
9unlten Der bleligen fatb. &irhe. 3ies
ielbe nabm am Sonntag Wiittag ibren
gnTans uno bausrte bis gum 0ieuitag
glbeno. 9Senn ,berr 8aitpr gSeber nibt
idon lnnge Den gelpeis erbradlt bate,
luie fdbig nno beliebt er lit, 10 bate i'm
bieie 5air seliefert. 8ieielbe mar sum
9rdngen beiubt uno purne i'm o6ern
Stodperf oes neuen gebdubes oertSebr.
Sdneioer abgebalten. gs luar 10 uou
uou Nfenl6en, oaB Der lpri9m6rt-
tihe etp'rtrfdbt bafte III goben fullgn
tOnnen. Die MitsIisosr Der @emeiuoe
oes 6errn Eaitor gSeber Iesten ppn
sleuem cine Spferfreuotstsit an oen
Gag (uon Der bereits Die arpsartiae
fatbplilde Stride in Salem, Die fd)6nite
i'm Staaie, seust), baB Die 6uir ieben-
fnlis ben pabrbaTt groBarti9en &einge=
uinn pon $1,000 brinsen wiro. ellt unb
5ung, Erauen nno Mdnner baIfen nit.
,5eoer bentlibte iib ieine ShuIoieteit imb
msbr ais oas, slt tbun. Der ,oerauss
geber oisies glattss, meIder 10 aIiiflih
mar, perIOnlih Der 6air am Sienitaa
beiipohnen 81 fDnnen, bat in groben
Stdoten idon 10 mandJer 6air@ beige
wobnt, alletn Die Salemer baben mand,e
airden9emeinoe elmer @iroBltabt be-
ibamr. Zen 6obepunft Der Sair bils
oeten Die einselnen Gontelte, melde mie
folst, perliefeu:
Sm Gontelt Inn Die goIoene II br
liesteH pom ben 9amen Sri. Bies uno
Srunne; seetere nit 1887 Stimmeu,
wdbrsno SRI. Gies $50 Stimmen err
bieIt. 3isler eontelt brahte nllein
SIG. geim GonteiI nm ben 9 olbs-
men Spasiertot SwiIben BEN
.0erren glantars uno Worgen blieb
yseterer Sieser nit 720 Stimmen gee
gen 440 S,timmen, mas pieoerum sll6
einbrabte. Der leete uno intersllantelte
Gcntelt mar Der swilben ben t)erren
6orlfer nnb Sbeier. Serielbe brabte
fir Jorlter $ll4 uno flir Sbsier $lo3
uno bas bessbrte Sbieft mar cine Iause
TIeiIs.
lfit Der 6air iporen nod anbere
Ssbensulroisteiien psrbunoen, Die tbsil-
peile sinen feudtsn Gbaraftsr batten
uno fir benen geii1tisung Sbrsiber
Dieies Fapa" sSenbrid nno sSrsunb
Wadbol; II. u. bantbar it, geioer
fam oieler Beribt teinen Anlprud auI
Voultdnoi9teit MAIDEN, oa benz Sbrei-
Der 7ieles Die 3eit feblte, ale Details
gu notiren. SeoenIaus bubsn absr 6err
pai1or Neber uno ieine @emsinos alle
llriade, aui ben sldn;enoen Grfols Der
nGair" itols gu iein, welbe in frieo-
lidlter unb barmonildlter Weile perliei.
Senator Yettisrew belt an 0ienitas
u. 90. Dor elmer be9eifterten Menldens
mense cine 9IdBenbe Anipra1e, baB
lelblt rabiate NepubIitaner ben sewaltis
gen unteridieb 3piiden Der Gags 3upor
DON ben Nepublitanern absebaltsneu
politiiden Strlammluns onertannten.
(spe;ial =Gorreiponbens)
Wontrpie.
Senator petti9rep belt 9eltern
Nbtno bier eine nit rieliaen Gntbuli=
asmus auiseRommene Reoe. In pelAer
er ale Ar9umente Der Hepublitaner
biinOig uiberlegte. pier miro ct fat
|alle Stimmen betomnen. 5a bic
0ale ~ ttein fir bic piele 3ubOrer.
bic {id lninbtifens auf 1000 beliefen,
|ipar. mubte er i'm dreien iprtdtn. @s
mar bic Qr06ie unb btqeiflerile N<r=
|femmlun9, srel9t i bier ffattfano.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-01
Gntntnfon Gonntn.
(Gpesial sGorrel elpouoens)
9arfiton, 29. vi. l9Oo

Bar ton, 30. Oct. 1900
0lsnitag Gbenb, ben %. October,
um llbr 20 Minlten, perihieo nah
einelr oreitdgigeu 2lnfall pon Gbolera
Ntorbus Der ippblbetannte uno ALICE
mein 9eacbtete Joerr Wti6aeI W;ere.
Der Sob lit unerwartet uno pl0slib ges
tommer.
Der Gerltorbeue uarb in 9la6sn am
9. October 1914 seboren, fam nad
2tmerifa I'M Sabre 1868 unb lieB iib
in :ltacine, gSis., nieber. Sein G,cs
rperbe, peldes Ell bis su ieinem 8obe
betrieb, erlernte er idon in Der alten
Seimatb. SIN Sabre 1872 bsiratbete
er 6rdnlein Anna lpaudgertsl. 0isie
Gbe lpurSe ourd einen Subn, 5. 5.
g3iert, Der 9esenpdrtig in Racine
wobnt, be9liitt. Seine 0rau ltarb
orei Sabr ipdter. Sn 1876 ldloB er
Der ebebuno nit Warsaretba Soens,
Die nod lebt. Oieier slueitsn Gbe ent=
iproBen Sinaben unp l Didbden,
ndmlid Heter sl., 6erbert u 6ranf
u. nno slnna .. gSiere. gln 30.
9topember 1898 fam .berr @iere nad
Eartlton INN iid bierleibit als SattIer
unb G'eldirrmaher su etabliren uno
puroe Der 9sadfoIser oes sDerrn Sobn
Slaat. gr mar ein treues ntitelieo Der
tatb. Stride uno Elm Gbrsnnlitslieb bes
peil. Hreus Gereins. 9lm Ipnneritaa
naor9en nm 10 llbr, wurpe in Der bic.
ligen fatb. Stride Elm feierlites
HeqEiem absebaIten, berna1 imSrauers
Sus unter Der gesleitun9 bes s.. 6. ..
wuroe Die yeihe nab Dem SabnboIe be-
fOroert, uo Tie nad 0taeine perl1idt
wuroe uuo am Sonntas bortieIblt i'm
fatb. 3irdbofe, leinen eisenen Nunl9
.9emaB, neben leiner eriten 6rau beer,
oist murbe. yGr rube in Orieben".
Den brei S0bnen, albert, berbert uno
6rani, bic pflidtsemdB benz Satsr treu
bis gun, Iooe beigetanoen iinb, oriiden
mir biernlit unier iiefltes Beileio aus.
Bei Geo. Sberenbt 1T lsete 8o1e
elm iunser Yrin; anssfommen. alud
in Gtban lit Der Storb ais millfoms
mener @alt bel JNerrn Gbriit gares
einsefebrt uno aus Oanfbarbeit fir Die
freunolide ssewirtbuns identte er Dem
bcderireuten iun9en Gbepaar einsn
prddtisen junsen 0errn. ben lie uers
mntblib ben Jtamen Gbriit Yorss, ST.
sebcn ,perbtn. gSir eratuliren berslih.
yebte Mo6e blieb bic tatb. S1ule
sspei Gage sel6loBsn, neil in Der ga
Mile bes perrn Socob -Steiben bic
Dipbtberia aufsetreten iit unb ieine
Rinoer bic Sdule belubt botten. 0lufs
liderlpeile ,paren bic 6dlls ni9t seidbrs
LTD unb bic N,eberberlteuuns Ser ges
fnnbbeits5uitdnbe i'm 9aule oe9 .6errn
s. Sttiden iinb uouitdnois seiidert.
giadbem bas S1uI,immer burdaerduds
ert mar, wurbe bic Sdule miebsr erofI-
net. Disie Vorli9tsma6rtseln iino
ernltli4 ju enspfeblen, benn bas Spri1s
mort ia9t vVoriidt 1T bic Wutter Der
Weisbeit".
Nm lesten Gamita9 Abent lauldte
I'M Spernbaus cine 9roBe 3ub0rerlboor
elmer a4itiinoi9en Ntos oes !Oerru
Hobtrt 69iuine aus WfiIpautes nit
Nufmerflan,teit unb Beseiiteruns. Wit
IS na4 Anboruns zines iolden pous
9alti9en Beweiies btr Serberbtbeit uns
ierer jeti9en rtpublitonti9en Nbminis
ftration Ndnntr 9ebeu Tam nit nur
eiaena 6untsn Gert&tisteitslie6e u nd,
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-01
Sdif in Brauo.

QouispiIe. 20. Oct. Der Gdrauz
benbampfer rGalIs gitpA. Der 5pifh<n
bier uno Granffort fdbrt. e<rietb ge<
itern Morgen I'm 3ipei ubr in 8ranb.
Das Qotitnbaus unb bic Sabine tpurz
ben Elm Noub Der Jlammen. e5k bie{el=
ben gtlOlht tptrben toanten. Ghaben
X2000
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-01
Grploiiun ID einer &ird,.

Gbieoso, %. Oct. Cine Grploiion
bon qlcetplin, peldts gu ftereoptifdxn
3ptdtu gtbrdu4t lperhen foute, bate
aur dpl9e. baB bas gan3t Snntre Der
Griteu presbpterianifden Qirh< in
Muftin 3erfs0rt ipurbe. Gin Mann
ptrlor <ir,e 6anb uno trug anbere Ders
l<tun9sn bapon.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

The dressing OF a woman's neck has
assumed more Importance lately than
almost any other article of her attire
n the smar modiste pays more at
tention to the cut, fit and style of The
collar than ever before in the annals
Of d~ressmaking.
1t is not merely necessary to have G
soft. straight collar around a woman's
neck nowadays. She must stand and
be fitted to a pointed, turreted, over
tapping chin supporting affair. which
is just as much an object of care and
attention on the part of the modiste
As any other portion of the bodice.
The new collar is a very complicated
c~onfection anyway. and its varieties of
form. and style are numberless.
The main point. which should never be
lost sigh; of. is that it must be very
high in the back, while In front il is
low enough to be a comfortable rest
for the chin.
Some Of the new collars have two
high points rising just under the ears.
while others come up in one high point
In the middle of the back of the neck
Then again a pretty full box plait of
soft lace falls over the military plain
ness in the back. while a narrow ruchc
Of the same lace Is turned over the col
lar in front
There Is little stiffness In the new
collar. Mhalebones in the back and side
points keeping it rigid where it should
be rigid. while the front is softer than
1t has been for some ume-New York
Herald
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24
A HOME STORY.
S. ". G..

Some DAYS ago an insurance organ
izafion held q meeting IN TT. Wayne
The members of the organization
transacted their business during the
day and the evenings were spent IN
a more nearly recreation
One evening as a number of the men,
including one from this city, were
sitting in one of the upper rooms OF
a hotel engaged in a desultory and
restful game of pedro they looked
across the intervening roofs and
caught a glimpse OF a woman
hard at work in the top
story of a tenement. She was wash
ing vigorously over a tub. Until
after midnight the rubbing and
scrubbing continued undated The
next night the men in the same room
looked across at the woman at her
toll. The scene of the previous night
was repeated. The men confessed TO
each other that the sight had r obbed
their beds of ease the night before,
and this time they determined to dc
something to make their SUM
Der deeper by clearing their con
sciences of a self-imposed sympathetic
burden. One said:
Let make up a purse.
The suggestion was acted upon
with all the promptness and avidity
with which we lay hold upon IN idea
we have been awaiting.
The sum of So was quickly made W
and two of the men were dele gated
to go to the woman and tender the
gift. 1t was with considerable diff
Guilty that the entrance to the tene,
ment was found, and the men toiled
up narrow stairwayS to the door
whence the sounds of scrubbing ema
mated. After repeated knock the
door was timidly opened. The woman
seeing strange men at that hour o.
the night appeared frightened al
most to death. The men stated theiI
| errand and rendered her the money
they had raised.
mo" said the scared woman, u
can t take the money. You men are
strangers to me, and you owe me
nothing.
Then, seeing there was no other
way to it, the men explained the
situation, telling the story of theil
discovery and assuring the woman
they would sleep better and fee bet.
ter if she would accept that small
favor from those who sympathizec
with her in her Woodworking lot.
The oma was strongly touched
and gave further evidence of a refine
ment of feeling that would do credit
to those who do not scrub over q
washboard till midnight, by saying
ssSince o put it in that light
can hardly refuse. The money comes
~honorably and my poverty viii not
justify me in refusing it.
She was most profuse in her
thanks, and doubtless when the men
had departed she looked again and
ogain at the blessed So bill and won
dered if she had been dreaming The
men, with lighter hearts, went to
their hotel and to dreamland.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

moving pictures, which, barring
sound, r almost as real as life itself.
II. C. Hieger has filed complaint
vs.. Maria E. Menke ct AL, to quiet
title.
Albert Spekenhier, after a few
days rest from his arduous campaign,
is back at his place in the treasurer S
Office again.
South African Boy Choir enthusi-
astically received everywhere. First
Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening. A treat for the children. F"
Nathan Baldwin, aged SO, who
died at Dalton a few days ago, died
on the seventy-irst anniversary of
his first marriage. He was one of
the most prominent citizens and the
oldest citizen of that township.
Would you give % cents for a
years subscription to Munsey, Nc
Clure, Cosmopolitan, Ladies Home
Journal or any other dollar magazine?
If so write for particulars. Dollar
Magazine club, Indianapolis, Ind.
Imperial Building. 21-dw-1w
In police court this morning Frank
Polk was fined 50 and costs for jump
ing on trains, John Lennard and
Peter Lennard 81 and costs each for
assault and battery, John Neon
logue So and costs for assault and
battery, Elmer Polk So and costs
and John Lennard was e~xonerated
of the charge of drawing a dangerous
weapon.
The Washington entertainment at
the Masonic temple Thursday night
was a brilliant success in every way.
The Eastern Star never does any
thing by halves, and all their enter
tainments r worth attending. The
entertainment mentioned was given
for the little folks and the grown-ups
got their pleasure out of seeing the
children and younger generation
have a hilariously good time.
No book except the Bible has at
tanned so wide a circulation and be-
come so generally known "a Bunyan's
Pilgrim Progress. 1t is one Of the
books that will never lose its fascina-
tion and power. 1t is one of the few
books that outlines generation after
The story is not only
most intensely interesting but every
page of it also is crowded with rich
Every one should seek
acquaintance with this great book.
The responsive reading and song
given al the First English Lu-
theran church on Sabbath evenings
gives a good idea of the book.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

CHRISTIAN
Sunday-school 9 o'clock. Preach
ing 1870. Topic, "Christ a Disap
pointment to Men" $50 Y. P. S
c. E. 7:30 preaching, ''The Friend,
and Foes of the Apostolic Chu rch.
METHODIST.
First Methodist, A. w. Lar import
pastor-Class meeting $50. Public
worship and sermon 1870. Sunday
school 2 p. m, L. II. Bunyan super
intendent. f. L. $50. At $50 the
Hon. H. G.. Thayer of Plymouth,
Ind, will deliver his famous lecture
on "St. Paul Journey to Rome"
Fifth Street Methodist church, A.
G.. Neal pastor-The pastor breaches
morning and night. Topics,
Thoughts on Prayer" and "Stew-
ardship." DIR. NJ. c. B. Mason of the
Freedman's Aid society speaks in
the afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Third NJ. E. church-Sunday school
at $50. Glass meeting at 1890.
Preaching at II a. m. by NJ C. B.
Mason, d. d. Junior league AT 3 p.
m. League devotional at $50 p. m.
Preaching at 4:30 p. m.
Grace VI. E. church, Geo. II. Hill
pastor-Sunday school 9 a. m. Ser
mon by the pastor at 1870. Glass
meeting at 11:45. Epworth League
service at $50. AT 7:30 Rev. NJ. Q.
b. Mason, one of the most eloquent
colored orators in America will speak
on the Conditions and Needs of His
Race in the South"
cupTSTr.N STvrSrr
Services at the dispensary and
reading rooms in the Masonic temple
Second floor at 1870 a. m. Subject,
MAN
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST Presbyterian church-Owing
to the illness of DIR. Hughes, the pas
tor, Prof. Dennis of Earlham college
viii deliver the discourse in the
morning. The Mems Sunday Even
the evening. Sunday school at 9:15
a. m. Junior Endeavor society meet
ing at ? p. m. Conservation meeting
of the Senior society at $50 p. N.
United Presbyterian church-10:45
public worship. Sermon, The Ac-
ceptable Life" 80 the last lecture
on 1.-The Popular Christ viii be
given. Subject, 1.-The Savior of the
World. $50 Sabbath-school. $50
Y. p. c. L.
Second Presbyterian church--All
services as usual tomorrow.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Misunderstanding
morning and evening by Rev. Man
ford W. Schah of Greensburg, Ind.
FRIENDS.
East Main Street Friends Meeting
-Bible-School at 90 clock. Meeting
for worship at 1880. Junior En-
deavor at $50 and Senior Endeavor
at $50 p. m
South Eighth Street Friends
Sabbath school 9 a.. IN. Preaching at
1880. Junior c. E. at 2.15 D. m
and Senior c. E. at $50. At the
service President Mills will
preach a sermon especially TO the
young people !
SCIENTIST.
Church of Christ Scientisf-Ser-
vices at 10a30a. N. Subject, MAN.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran,
Rev. Huber, pastor-Sunday-school
9 a. M, sun time. German service
1870 a. m. Subject, Going Up to
Jerusalem. Evening service (Eng-
lish) 7:30 p. m. Subject, God, AL
in All to Them That Trust Him.
First English Lutheran church
In the evening the second number OF
the responsive services, based on
the Pilgrims Progress, will be given.
Subject in the morning, "A Joyful
Life
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24
VOODOO QUEEN
Her strange Power Over q Host 81
Sapersaitious

HH&6 -
Saper.titiou.
TIL house Of rhe late veodoo queen.
Marie Leveau. is one Of the oldest and
most u-npretentious in New Orleans. Sit
1afed in ST Ann street. IL erouehes low
in its yard. secluded from the public eye
BY 8 high board fence. now in the last
stage Of sieerepitude.
Marie Leveau WAS a negress of ca Re
au lalt tint. handsome in face. command
ing IN figure and OF remarkable intellect
and force of character. She masQneraded
as a hairdresser. thus learning the secrets
Of many = proud old New Orleans family.
In helping sweethearts To secret meetings
and forwarding clandesfine correspond
ences she had nd equal and cared not
whether the men and women she aided
were old in coquetry aud vice or young
and innocent.
She had wonderful knowledge of the
toxic properties Of herbs and roots and
no less marvellous skill in extracting and
compromising these poisons- For gain or
reyenge for black or white. she was al
ways ready TO use her skill and was
feared by every negro 10 the city and
surrounding country as a dealer in black
art.
She boldly declared that the serpent.
the voodoo god, had chosen her to de-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

4 think l would go crazy with pain
we're it not for Chamberlain Pain
Balm. writes Mr.. w. H. Stapleton,
Herminie, Pa. II have been afflicted
with rheumatism for several years
and have tried remedies without
number, but Pain Balm is the best
N edicine | have got hold off, One
application relieves the pain. For
S lie by A. G. Luken & Co. druggists
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24
County Commissions Resigns.

Shelbyville, Ind. Feb. L. County
Commissioner James l. Cherry ten
dered his resignafioA to Auditor Oaf-
mar late Saturday night. This had
the effect Of dismissing both cases
against the commissioners. which
were ses Tor trial at . special term for
ssday. Many of the charges, it 10
said. were very sensational
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24
GODS MIRACLE OF LIGHT.

Marvellous mystery, Gods miracle of light,
With scarce a stirring of the souls surprise
Note We the sGnShine's arrow as il flies
That pulsing shat Of pure. pellucid ghitei
Broken in beauty through the raindrop's might;
Painted in glowing spectrum on the skies,
Seeing. yet blind. with numb. accustomed eyesi
Turn, tired heart. and read The Message right,
Voiced r1utely ~ that oracle sGb.imet
Grief Of thu sysld and glory Of Gods heaven,
By means Of one the other we divine;
Light for its great analysis is driven
Through the rain prisrns. Tender, blessed signi
Tears as Interpreters to US are given.
Hester Caldwell Oakley in woman's Home Com
panion-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

We grind shears, raZOrs,
knives and all kinds of
edged tools and do nickel
plating and bicycle repair
ing. Moore & Brown, 1922
Main. sat&mOn
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24
Richmond Palladium
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY "A, 1900
Indiana and ohio weather.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February "a
Fair tonight and Sunday. Colder to-
night, warmer in the west Sunday.
For Ohio: Cold wave tonight, fair
except snow near the lakes, Sunday
fair and cold.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

The orchestra, Frank l.. Butler as
director, at Eye Olde Folkes Con
certe" next Tuesday at Sp. m. Pyth-
ian temple.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

at the bottom. The corsage is trimmed
with buttoac,i tabs and bands of black
astrakhan. The costume would loci
equally well trimmed with drab cIot.l
aud ~astrakhan 10 match.-Paris Her
aid.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

Naturalization sales to cry by
John W Foster, experienced auc-
tioneer from Chicago. Satisfaction
guaranteed, price reasonable. Office
at Taylor livery stable, north eighth
street, Richmond, Ind 2Ieod&w
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

Better late than ever 1t is
best however to be never late about
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla to purify
your blood. Take it now.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

About 50 per cen OF the fishing nets
In Hokkaiio. Japan. are made of cot.
ton thread Cotton nets were frst In
tro6uceJ from Scotland in 1855
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

The engraving represents a princess
dress of drab cloth trimmed with appli
cation patterns of black cloth. edged
with embroidery all around the skirt
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

The Knights Templars will have
work in the Order of the Temple
Monday night.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-02-24

Do not miss eye Olde Folkes Con-
certe" at the Pythian temple next
Tuesday night.