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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
4 n orbes Extremely Ill.

lspecIalltoT The TlMes- plspatcl,)
FARM W Al August Or. Car
land tlghtfoot Morris, county physician E
afternoon . 4 that that lis patient, Charles n.
Forbes, who Us III M II tYphoid fever IN
The Bucktn ham ia y, IS lnEa critical con-
y Ills temperature ranges be- tween lo3 and
los, and he is growing perceptibly wea kel.
e nr, Morris, stat ed that the isis OF the
or early next W eek B AS he oppressed III:
THE !, chances q the pat !eat are about
even. #'s S5;i ss s3S .fe 1. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
Harding reitzberg.
,inl ia The Times-Dispatca.

8WINSToE-sALB NJ q. August q, 81
s ssTs zberg, pastor1of Centenary .MethoSs
dist i Church. was unite IN marriage at
o'clock this afternoon To- 4
atslRocky Mount, N g. The ceremony
W D be Horned at Centenary parsonage
nv the father OF the bride and was VII
messed by only feW relatiVes ana
Z NIr.Iand Mrs Harding left tonight for
points in the Nv estern part OF this state
and in South Carolina EEL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
VIRGINIA. NAVIGATION co..

! JAMES RIVER DAY LINE. 55SS
" STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT Leaves
MONDAY.5WEDNESD AND FRIDAY al 81
A. M fors Norfolk. n Portsmouth, Old Point
Newport TSN ews. Claremont and James River.
,WnshinKton Baltimore and the North State-i
rooms reserved for A theEf night at & moderate
nrices Electric cars direct TO tho hart. Fare
oniy 81 so and $l&to Norfolk Ice
Freight received for aboye-named PLACES and.
q III nnints in Eastern Virgin and North Caro-
ina 4" IRWIN WEBS 10 Err, ien'l. Mgr
-. a.. BARBER, Jr.. Secretary. #Sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
BOAT {, & THE +: j AM[:E a.;
Another Lynchburg Party Sails
ssf5 for Richmond.

i5s Especial to The Times Dispatch.
LYNCHBURG, VA. Aug. IA q com,
pany composed Of Mr.. y ohm Camm and
5nephews, kenneth Bush, a. son OF !. Lieu; ;
tenant Comma derl Bush, Of the ~ United
States Navy. and 81. George Amber, Jr.,
and two young sons. John san rs FRANK slllts
stwenty-foot boat equipped with oars and
sails for a trip down the James TO RICH
fmond. "a hey will camp on the banks e
night and expect to make the trip N g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
CHURCH CLAIM ss
King George Methodists Now
Have Hopes Of Settlement,

{Special ia The Times DIspatch.)
CONFORM n A.. Aug 2--For the first
time. iti now looks as II, the King George
Alethodists will recover pay from this
United States government for FletehRr,s
Chapel which was used as IL smallpox
hospital and burned by Federal soldiers
during the Civil War.
The church asks $500 and their claim
has been before Congress many. years;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
lit TIE JAP
HAS TYPHOID
aSangi Ogawa a Favorite at Ran
dolph-Macon Last
Session.
CARDWElL 1 !. ISLAND
A New Found Land in Atlantic
TO be Improved BY Him
self and Friends.
z.
tspeclal to me Times Is ispatch.)

Especial to The Times y ispatch.) 81
ASHLAND, VA. Aug. 25.-T,he next
session or Randolpl-M Macon College will
open September 9Th with the brightest
prospect OF attendance In years. The
Japanese students 81 past session will
be missing, but other foreign students
have been booked, ono OF them a son Of
DR.. Carter, Of Cuba Sangi Ogawa, the
young Jap, who has been attending here
for several sessions and to whom 80
many here have become strongly att
itached is now stricken " tn typhoid fever
in the Hampton Hospi tai. & SIS
Mr.. W. ?. cardwell VIII take q party
island In the Atlantic, or the Virginia
Coast, known as Bone Island. Mr.. Card
we'll has recently acquired this property
OF hotels. hunting lodges and cottages
will be made by other parties interested
with him.
auditor the eI;lnaS
visiting in Atlantic City, 4s tg
Mr. s.. u b boswell left this week for an
EXTENDED trips OF over q month to- the
P s Coast taking 1 I'8 the yellowstone
w MI n Si1eldOn is lIlteI eSLeu
In mining ind ustries in Mexico. is a guest
at the Henry Clay Inn. & s.3
h President r. q. Blackwell. Of the col
slege. left here to-day for the st. Louis
Exposition. iss
The attractions Of this place have
drawn the ttention of NJ. De Leon. r1 q
tferson Davis's private secretary, and he
will shortly make this his home.
Professor al. Kern, a former student of
Randolph Macon College. left here to-day
to take the chair OF EN- lish In Alillsaps
College, Georgia. He Is the son of for
mer president, of the College Dr IA A..
Kern. 80 Esa
$#i8 Mrs. q j. b. 81 Laurens and daughter, Mrs
sDabney& Pierce. will & not occupy their
/ house in Ashland this win Ter. S5s
& Miss Elise Stokes, daughter OF Mr.. VIII
liam Stokes, OF Richmond. left here to-
day for Atlantic City to Join her fat her.
Fg Miss Mary Beirne will be the guest of
Mrs. Grundy here this week.
Ri Mr. and Mrs Charles Hunter, Jr, are
visiting their parents here. Mr. 5
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fSnenc t:t Enters Protest.

(specialato The Times-D lspatch.)
IA sALIsBURY,FN.s q, "a ug. PA dis
the Spencer, NJ CT, hose reel team won
the second prize in e the three hundred.
yard race this afternoon, and entered
first prize HI i F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
RI. s s,'ss'ss's Pess%ss Il.

Trains Leave Rlchmo nd--:N orthWa rd.
I'm 4:15 a.. N, daily, Byrd ST. Through.
AS A. Nj dn Main ST Through
:lb AZ. week days. III ba, shla nd accoH.
40 x. Nj daily. Byrd 81. \
B Il :o5 noon, week days, Byrd ST Through. III
100 r. e Nj, week. days. Byrd st, Fred ericks.
Il; ;55 la NJ. ali Main 81 Throp sl,.
$50 8, n d week da islba, bland ao,S
sS5 M .n p /, i ghFops Il !,
GAO a M week. days. Elba Inland ao-ss
s:2o'A. sM:..wssk days. BYRD s rederieks-4
I'll! 10 4, II. Wesi days Byrd 81 fThroush.
%ssE ss!n E Ss r asnlshi &c.
3' sT:i5.P. NJ daily. & BYRD ST Through NJ
$3.50 r. NJ. n duly. Byrd 81 rhrough tocAl
stops. w, ~ ~ f3s ~
laIIitrplns except train arr!v Richmond AZ w
AZ NJ /, weak ID ys. nd local ceoinm9dations-Ss
Time Of arrivals and departures and connee-sl
w WI p. DUKE, Il ~. GULF. p TAYI.or
Cent Aianr.. Asst. Gent Manr., Traf Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

scHED ULE IN EFFECT MAY 29TII. 1904. Il
TRAINS LEAVE, FICHAIOND.
TOO a. tribal Y. Local for Charlotte. n. q,
1850 II, M-Daily, Limited I,u9et pullman
Memphis and ell thu
ii 10 r.. NJ, Daily. Itmi ted. n y Imam ready
$50 ri NJ, for all the South N Sgi,8
Y DIRK RIVER LIN p,
points. Leave Richmond II go a. a, -- Daily,
y a,Ib "a. M..~Local Daily, except Sunday. q 9S
40 il. Nj Except Sunday. For Wes Point.
connecting With steamers for Bal tiraore and 4
river landings Steamers sailing from West
poin, Monday Wsdnssaay ana Friday call -
ana saturday, ALMONDS and Gloucester Point.
FTil5 A. At.-laScep -osai mi xed sf9s
A@e,Sssses t.rRAINs ARRIVE RICHMOND. S
.bs A. III and q "a r. hi.-.Frpm oil the South,
sssP NJ From GharlaItts and Durham 81
"a a. NJ Bal tmore and West Pol
i6:s5 AZ III. $40 ~. NJ. From West Point.
ii. ". WrlSrB uRY -. n, Al, Highman NJ VA.
S, il. IARpWtCt Is 81 I, " a aa}A4lSss
r. r.. MI " ~ Az
s n e. II. fACKERT. deu'l ~ ST., m
I7 Washington; ID. " L 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26


but Tor a long time Their chances Of sue
cess seemed Slim Claim Agent 9. W.
C. Black and Attorney Scott, OF Wash.
3ington; camc to King George recently and
visited the church while the. yankees &oc--s
3cupied $1tsas a hospital an dalso Of pcrs
sons who saw it; burned by the soldiers
when they left; and now prominent per-
sons II, a position to- know whereof they
speak, express tho opinion that the claim
will be settled at no Every distant 3day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
FOR NEW YORK.

Il BY chesapeake and Ohio Ry.. o A.5 NJ. .s III
M. 4 BY Norfolk and Western Ry "A. NJ p
5All5lines connect at orfok with direct steam
3ers Tor New York.. sailing dai Y except suns
a1S, ~. CHALKLEY. city ticket gent sos
East Main Street u Ohm F.MAYER.SArent q
sWhnri 35 foot M OF Ash # Street so Ricflmond1
ii. 1B.lWALKER. " r. and II NJ. New YORK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
1sEAB GARD AIR II N 81 RAJ n WAY.

TRAINS LEAVE gRlGAMoNI>-rDAlLY. sR
go u. Al. seaboard Mail--iv;y5 r. ~ y+Sess
board Expross- 70 sasalna 4,
lanta and Sou, Invest 81 III Ss sI Fs 5es
IA YTRAINS ARRINs-RICliA1C SSE>-DA1EY.issssSs
:35 A H. .. PROM slorida A tlanta and
IN Ass n NJ No. From Florida anta ana
the Snuthwest. <, - "a n Z, "
points !, rsapn i, - y !. SIS sss
N w. M. TAYLOR, @, tn A. n
asa East Main Street. Phone ~
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More Money

We increase the Wealthof the
country with every bar of Fels,
Naptha by soc to $2,So q, u
II probably never saves less.
than soc; etimes very likely
SIS.
4 FEELS, Naptha Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
NERO HANTSS AND MINERS
TRAN SPORTATI COM PANYi

Steamship q re. Direct Route to 1
Mass, & Provid ence, 3R. II
ssteanners leave Norfolk for Boston $Tuesday.
"wednesday, Friday d., and Sunday. For Provi. |.
sdence Monday II ursday nn r Saturday at 9
New England points. Tickets on sale al q &
sO Rys and N d q w Ry. or Ices and No & Sl2
East Ma In Street. 5fbss # 7lSs&}
p. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26

& Miss Elise Stokes, d laughter o & Mr.. VIII
day for Atlantic City to Join her "a ther.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26

4 Miss Mary Beirne will be the guest OF
Mrs. Grundy& here this week. 5
III Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hun ter, Jr., are
visiting their parent s a here. 58is
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88ss83 Mrs. J.FB. a Laurens and daughter, Mrs.
sDabney& Pierce. will not occupy their
house in Ashland this win ter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26

fW.5FULLER. ,ES5 rs IS W. q. sWARTHENS
y Gen Pass. Dist. Pass, Ss5F
c. 81 DOYLE Gen, AdapaEer.isE'3s;Ss
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-07

Nang thanAs B1r f'a ki1a ia4n.
Ties about ilie itaslay earssspon
dent Welnn bed q little tun
with grip bnt came ont ttef0nons
Mr. aver bas ntnsna1 10 his on
ciai duties a. LaFern. Ainn
Albert stulig Haffouiy eseafl
geftins BE horss tx broke Go a -
bciiTc caiveft near Judge Maschs
THE g. ths Second acrideut u ih'
kind lately which shows that ~
ARE badly IN nesf of D roa1 ovenae-r.
Miss LDiaa srse entertained .
number 81 her young friends ~ CIV
ing a watch party az ier boms
last Thursday night Among thoa.
present were Misses Bea Tls0n.
Ethel Heckadon, Mande Griges Han.
nah willis and Clela aver and
Messrs. Jim Robinson u RIch Bm.
Ava Louder, Tom willis, A. +. VII
s0n. Zen Ryan and Jean Calvert Of
Kansas City.
Mise Jeanette Wilson viii spend a
few weeks with friends ID kansas
City.
Mrs. LAS Suits IS quile sick with
stomach trouble.
Miss Julia whsafley visited friends
at shobe sunday.
A. r. Wilson took the night train
for Nevada sunday. where he viii
resume bis studies.
II all our men would DO their duty
rs well ~ John Heckadon did sun
day, our boys would do quite differ
entity.
J. G. Griggs spent a eouple Of days
last week visiting his daughter in
Kansas City.
Dave Rees and wife were visitors
in Rich Hill sunday.
The news 81 a painful accident
reaches Us, 10 which Uncle Robert
Wilson had several rfbs broken and
was otherwise badly bruised by =
large piece 81 rock falling on him
while at work IN the mines. AT last
aoeounte Cncle Robert was nesting
easler. bus IS in quite a critical con
ditiOn.
EzEEE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-07
Ho~.s rhls9

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any casc 81 Catarrh that
cannot be curcd ny Halls Catarrh
Curr.
=. J. CHENEV a Co. Toledo, q.
We. the undersigned. have known
p. J.. Chcneyior thclast iSyear and
believe him perfectly honorable Ia
AN business transactions and IMAM
cially able 10 carry out any ohliga'
lions made by their hrIu.
WEST a TRUAN, Wholesale DRUGGISTS
Toledo. o.
wAt.piNa kNNAN a MkRYlN, Whole
sale Druggists. rolclo o.
Halls Caiagrh Cafc = taken inter
nally, acting dIpcctly upon The oloo'
and mucous surfaces II the system
resumoaials sent irec Priv 5N 81
bottle sold IS an Druggists
ualrs Family Pills arc the hest
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-07

Ne have a SCHOLARSHIP tn one OF
thr leading colleges he country 4.
Which we wal ssa al augainHoa
eau take a c,afse ia ,h, school by
mail, and lhus improve Your even
mes. Tbs a splrud'd ehanes
gor some young nsa ot lady, who
cannot leave home &c aueaa school,
Come Ia and see us.- lW1RcNa
office,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-07
MORPHINE.
lW0nderiul Discovery That Cares
Morphine, laudnHum, Opium
COCalce and ether Drug
Habits.
TrlsI Treatment Seat free.

las 40 fault ol the ordinary prae'
t,ctng physician that they are not
sth a. cuu the awful curse oi drug
habit. A great many able physicians
ar a victim "a this terrible disease.
It4sn 10 ordinary disease and cannot
~ cured hy any ordinary drugs or
nrlhods 81 treatment IL has ne
malned for us &C. pcrfert a wonderful
treatment thRt viii cure any case OF
drue addiction known. lt matters
not how or when you got the habit.
/, 81 how much drug you are using. ws
(4nngantse an absolute cure without
lnaln 81 detention from business Do
tron want 10 be eundg II 81 write u'
asuy Iof lsc trial treatment strict
.lr tanHdenfial correspondence iron
enil especially physicians solicited
IAadr1 Manhattan Therapcutic A
aat|dn nep't b., 1875 Broadway
New tolk Nty.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-07
Death OF Ira Allen.

Ira Allen was born at Omaha,
Neb., IS years. 5 months and IS
dsss ago. 81 the age Of n years
he enlisted in the regular army Of
the United States, and was hon
orably discharged after his term
Of enlistment Tie msrued Nellie
Gross May a., 1850. He cane 10
Rich Hill with has family from
Denison, Tezas, about a month
eco irteR& ne 70 locate his family
with Mrs. Gross whale he went to
New Mexico 10 azsumr a position
as eoaduesos o.ered him by a rail-.
ro' company. While here be
was taken sick with pneumonia.
and after s day illness died a. tue
home OF Mrs. Gross. Tuesday al.
ternoou. Jan 1904 HE leaves
beside has wife. iour children. Tie
funeral was held from the Waiuul
st. 81. L Church this alteruoon.
Rev. {. c. James conducting u'
service The remains were lait
away in Greenl4ua cemetery.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-07

Schools opened Monday with
teachers aud scholars ali ready Tor
work.
MIS-. John Waller wen, TO Nevs-
ia las, Thursday for a holiday visit
10 relatives and friends.
Garfield Hirsehi, a former school
boy Of Rich Hin Who rs attending
e,lisge At Columbia this year has
besa spendieg the holiday vacation
with hameiolks.
4. a. Jard and wife returned
ifam q gep aals t,ai is eiaugs'
aad friend. 81 Gas Ci'"
.~Ar saaarpc
.,.. sort Scott. Kao Monday aaj
aud their place Of business Is open
Jas usual.
January Srdwas the soth anuivef-
bsary Of the marriage Of Mr. and
MHh August Elecu which was &c.
pembcIed by a number Of relatives
knd iuends ia = maansr not soon 90
{ forgotten. Numerous presents
we're bestowed and an elegant din.
lef spread for the welcome guests.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-07

One good siasle buggy and bar
ness. Euquive Of T. 6. Ward. 9
miles northwest Of Rich Hill, r.
F. D.. No. 1.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-07

and has been for several days.
Flaye Tygard looks q little pale
bat seems Is well ss ever.
J. l. Porter and family. Of r..
Scott. visited relatives here the
FIRST Of the week.
Col. Wisemsn, Of the Enter
prise, had duite q FIRE srarc yes
iefday, but the damage was slight
Cecil Ames has returned 70 Bsk-
er University, Kansas to resume bis
studies, after his holiday yisi, to pa
rents.
Mrs. Fred Harvey and children
lave returned 70 their home in
Kansas City alter a pleasant visit IN
this city.
The w. o. w. and circle held a
joint installment of officers last
night followed by the customary
banquet.
Mrs. Saml Hackeit, vino visited
her daughter. Mrs. J. J. Heck, last
week. returned to her home in Or
rick, Mo-. last Sunday.
Mrs. a. a. LsFollet, who has
been visiting her parents aud other
friends here, has returned to her
home in Kansas City.
c. L. Phifer has rented the room
on North 9th ST., lately occupied
by w. c. Brown, deceased, and
VIII occupy !, as 8 printing Office.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the Tribune and get any one Of
half a dozen papers as a premium
OF any you want at reduced clubbing
rates.
The installing season is on at its
full tide this January weai her. All
the lodges and other institutions are
engaged Ia The business up to their
neeks, all being eollared.
The next meeting Of General Can
by, pos, No. 10 will be held We'd
nesday evening, Jan. 20. The new
lY elected officers will be installed
then. All members are urged to
be present.
The families Of Fred Warren and
Z. n. Richardson Of the late Com.
ing Nation GOT of with their house
hold goods, Tuesday, for Girard
Kan, where they will reside in the
Mrs. John Payne. formerly Of
Rich Hill. died At her home ia Kan
sas City, Dec. 81 after a short in-
from puemonia. Mrs. Payne
known ia this communion
an excellent lady aRd had a great
apY breads ia Rich Hill and vic.
nifty. She left surviving her bus.
Capt. lohu A. Pawn.
ieas and a asash'-
- APT "1
30 reported to be in very poor
health and may not long survive the
shock Of her death.
The P,lat Grove Herald prints
the following in It's last issue:
"Que Of the last acts Of the De
parting year aud one that the peo'
pie OF Pilot Grove cannot forge,
and easily forgive the old fellow
Tor Is the taking from them Miss
Make Bell. Daring her shof, resi-
dcncc here Miss hc8 has maNe
more friends than some people
make In a life time. She IS one Of
those genial souls ,ha, seauer sum
SHINE along the way She has been
welcomed into the best OF homes,
was a laithfol worker ~ the NJ, Il.
church and Sunday school and q
faithful employee. She returns 10
Rich HIN where she has = beuer
paying position. She leaves Mr.
Buekeridge to-day bat many days
viii 90 by before visitors 10 has
store wall forget the eordial greet
ing aud the pleasant face Of Mis- S
Maize Bell.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-07

| LOCAL BRIEFS.


MI hnner WNtf reported con-
fined to his room.
Miss sallie Huekeby is on the siet
list since last Saturday.
w. w. Ferguson returned Sun.
day from a holiday visitIo his old
home 10 FaYeite.
Coll Orr and his bride received
an open armed welcome when they
arrived at Lawton.
Mrs. L. Huskins, Of Washington
lows, visited Mrs. w. c. Brown
during the past week.
Miss Bette Ingram has retumdd
to Gallatin, Mo-, after her holiday
visit to Rich HILL friends.
Mr.. {, w. Mass, Of Carol coun-
~, paid his old sehooImate, George
Templeton a New Years visit.
Mrs. r. r. Worden has gone to
lola, Kan. to spend the winter with
q daughter who resides in that city.
Grandma Siofer left Monday for
Cheiopa. Kan. to spend the winter
with her daughter Mrs. John Kious.
Miss Efie Conger returned to her
school duties over near Foster, the
last Of the week, after a short visit
with home folks in Rich Hill.
Prof. s, NJ. Barret returned from
the State Teachers Association at
St. Joseph. last Saturday. Of
course be enjoyed the meeting.
WIN. Richardson who has been
spending the holidays visiting rela-
tives over in Kansas, returned home
Monday much pleased with his Wis
1t
Geo. Lane, who is attending me-
dieal school, has returned to his du.
ties in St. Louis, after a holiday
VISIT with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Lane.
Mrs. Joe Cowan and children re-
turned to their home in Coalgate,
Ind. Ty., after a holiday visit 10
Ter parents, Mir, and Mrs. w. c.
StonebrakeF aud other relatives.
Miss Minerva King, OF the south
side, fell a few days ago and hurt
her side 50 as 10 lay her up tor sew
eral days. The tall is thought to
have re%frae,ured one or two ribs
that were injured a long time ago.
Rev, ". 7. Ferguson Of Jasper,
Mo passed through the city, Mon.
day on his way to Hume, Mo.
where he goes 10 assis, Rev. Kirk
OF the NJ, L. church ia a revival
meeting. While IN ,nis city he'wes
The CUES, Of Reg. E. c. 5aRes.
d.. and Mrs. G, n. Snaps and
some Of their friends ate new Yeas
diaasv at pr. Sharp hems WS"-'
ne pE g.ay Aaa~
..aat his friends
...y need when they are sick, Airs
Sharp knows what they like when
they 81, down to The dinner table,
and she had il on New Years day.
The many friends in this city OF
Mr.. Mary O'Nril Hiaes, who have
heard OF her serious tIness for sonic
time past. will be pleased TO lesm
that q personal letter from her faith
sr states that after undergoing a
surgical operation at Spokane,
WASH. she IL rapidly improving
with every prospect OF bsng res,or'
ed to good health, Her ialbeT aud
mother were with her in the trying
ordeal
Mass Mary Griffith and Mi. snd
Mrs. CLYDE Spencer entertained
many of their friends las, Thursday
evening AZ a sampmous feast OF
good things while they Witnessed
zoe egrrss OF the old year and the IN
uess Of the new, thus extending the
entertainment from one wears end
TO another. As these years ended
and begun with friends an about
thew ga may al the vpars az thptl
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-05

"Aertite' on the end Of every
package Of Faultless IS the seal of
quality. ,. ai
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-05
JOHN HISBR
DIED IN ST. Louis
FROM THE EFFECTS OF TIE
BULLET FIRED BY THUG
ARRIVED HOME TODAY
Funeral Will Occur From Late Home
at Hiser's Station, West of the
City.
ARRIVED HOME TODAY

Mr.. John H. Hiser whose illness
we have noted from time TO time,
from the effects of shot by some
thugs in st. Louis several weeks ago,
terminated fatally at 8 O'Clock Sun
day night in the Baptist Sanitariu,n,
st. Louis. His brothers who were pres
ent at the time of his death left with
the remains last night and arrived
this morning and were taken to the
home Of his father at Hiser's station
west of the city, where the funeral
will occur.
The death of Mr.. Hi~er casts a
gloom over the entire family, each
member of which has been very faith
full and devoted to him since .he an
fortunate affair occurred They ha> e
the sympathy of the entire commune
ty in their bereavement.
The funeral will occur from the
Lutheran church Of East Germantown
on Wednesday, July 9th at 1870 a.
m. Friends who desire may cali OF
Wednesday morning at the home of
his father, A. B. Hiser, at Hiser' 5
Station, west Of the city.
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no contract and / care little for mon
ey. But / do love the wo"s. 1t is all
so new to me. And what fine sub
ject it will make for the book / intend
to write.'
"Of course my time has been taken
but l have had opportunity to see
something Of your beautiful co,lntr7.
I have not seen much Of American
society as yet. Tn the f:';l place
had not decided TO let any one lnow
who | am and where | came from, be-
cause | feared that my people ~
home might be shocked. And then
have been so bus sightseeing. Later
on might get into society. am GO
ing to stay with the circus for some
time, just how long | cannot tell. I
can leave any time since [ AIN not un-
der contract. But think l will stick
it out for the entire season.
''Did feel afraid when [ first rode
out into the ring IN Madison Square
L ulu not. l. MAY nave Dee0
embarrassed a little at first, but !
simply thought Of nothing else but Of
my mount. I felt that the eyes o. The
people were not upon me, but upon
my horse. And then when Herr GULL
cite asked me if [ would ride in some
of the races, l said 'yes,' Of course
And why shouldn't 1 show how my
horses can win races
eyes, said Herr Guilietti, "sa,
that L am the happiest man in thu
America because Frauline Won Korl
has consented to ride for us. I thanl
Fraulein very much''
Among the other high-school rider
who will be seen when the big shov
exhibits in this city are the Brother
Herzog, Miss Minnie Johnson, Mis-
Josephine Koubeck and many others
They will be seen in Richmond mex
Friday, July s.