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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

$3.50 0~I~|o
Sn Der geffern Hadmittag abgebal=
tenen rsselmdbigen gerfammIung bes
D. u. g. Waiisnbsrsins funeirte Serr
8. 2ensmann als SteIpertreter oes
abmefenoeu @eeretdrs u. Cabin. GU
ndhff tpuroen bic Houtine : 8eI9dfte
erlebigt unb Beri9te iber Nufnabme
bon 2inbern in bic Mnffalt etc. ent.
gsgengsnommen uno a~ut9ebeiBen. NIs-
Damn fpurben bic 9erren Wm. B.
0abenep unb Sol. Cider als Witalis-
Der In ben Uerein aufgenommen, tpdb=
rsno bic 0errsn Greo. 3widsr Sr. unb
Sobn 0sObsrid our Diitglieoidaft bor-
geidlagen purben.
Dem Weri9te bss WaiIenbatsrs 0p.
3. Roeiener iiber ben Wonat 5nnuar
1T 3u entnsbmen, baB be- @eiunbbsits-
jufinnb Der 2inber Elm iett befrieoiesn-
Der mar. I'm Mnfang oss Dlonats be.
fanbsn ii& sc 2inoer in Der anifalt,
,nsu aufsenommsn uuroen 5, entlahen
feline. fobab f& iebt II ainber, 20
Mdb@en unb As 2naben, In Der I'm.
itaIt befinoen. Der .ga9le Clothing
Co." gebibrt ~beionberer Dani fhr oas
@ef@eni bon 16 Winter' Rappen far
4naben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
Cine sissnthimIias 0siai9te.
Cine ed0nbeit aus Snoiana bsirat1et in
Californian einen Gbineiem.

-
Nls 9rdger elmer gan3 neuartigen
Miilion eritien am Samtag i'm gourts
bauie 3u S%eferionbile. Jnb., Wilas 3.
Doung. elm alter 0err aus Benefits
bile in glarf Gountp, Sno. Seine
7odtsr, Grau Gbi llsing 81 2sOng in
Reolanos. Sal. bate i'm abgeianbt,
ibr Elm 6eiratbscsrtifieat gu taufen unb
su3uienoen. Das Document ionte
leoiglia Die Wamen gbi uging 81
4eons uno Cha Youns entbalten unb
bas Gountp : Siegel. Mqe anoeren
@ubritsn iolten ipdtsr ausgefiIt uer=
ben.
Sn iebr bereoter Weife srildrte Der
alte Wann Dem Gbef=G sputp- gountp=
glert feline WifFion. gr betOnte, feline
2inber bdtten bas @elo, fir bas Do
tamsnt gu be3ablen, tote IS, mos es
tpole.
Der Glert mar Oh be5 N~erlangers
ni9t menig %eritaunt uno eriunoiste fi1,
mann uno mo oas ionoerbare paar
getraut wOroen lei, Young antwortete,
Iopiel er mi1e, lei bas ant Is. Nobenl.
Der lebtsn Sabres in &eolanos, Gal..
eei6eben. Dem 9llten tpurbe mitee.
tbeilt. bab IS unmoglid isi. ibm 3u
bslfsn, ba bod in Snoiana tein Gerti-
fiat fir cine In galifornisn aeialoi-
iens Gbe ausseliegt meroeu iOnns.
Darauf aoe Oouns elm S9reibsn
ieinsr 5o&ter berpor. aus ben, berpor.
sins. bab bic Gbei4lieBuna fiottasfun-
ben babe. bic ieOo9 nod ben @sisbsn
G~aliforniens ungiltig lei, pesbalb
bort tein 1sirotbsT&ein au erlonsen
tpGrs. R0nns man leinen iOld:n in
Snbiaua erlonaen. 10 tueroe ibr @atte
Californian berlaRen mi1en. Youne
meinte bann. ba mihe oas paar li9
eben in Snoiana nibertrauen" lafien,
aber oas tuerbe eirca $50 solfen-et.
mas biel Sur cine gbeidlieBunal Grau
Carr e~ntaeansie ielbt wenn in Sn.
oiana elm gbineie cine Wmeritanerin
ebsliden oirfe, miiie Grau 81 Veong
breiBis 9a9e rarten, bis ie wieoer in
Snoiana naturaliIirt fell. -
Young ipra4 fA oann aus. gr
meinte. iein yS&wieseriObn" lei in
elmer idlimmen Gage. Seine Grau
In China Tel seliorben, unb babe ibm
cine swOlfidbrige 9odter binterlaien.
3urndtebren uno tie bolen tonne er
niht, neil sr ieinen 3opf abaefdntften
babe, I'm .Mmeritaner" 3u tuerben -
uno nm tonne CT cine Mmerifanerin
ni4t beiratben, ebsn neil er @bineie
lei. Seine 9ohser tabelte Der alts
Wann itmsr. sic babe gegsn Isinen
Wiqen bas 0eim berlafen unb ibm
Sdulusn 3u be3ablen binterlaRen. 'gr
Eel geaen oieie gbe aetusien.
9ieIe Idreibt iibriaens, bab tie nit
ibrer gbe iebr 3ufrieoen uao oab ibr
8atte iebr roblbabeno iei. Die jungs
Grau 1T isbr bubI9 uno mar in ibrer
Sugeno cine pislbswunberte, ldnolide
Sd6nbeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

Weuebebeutenbs Gabrit.
gItbart. Die rGarsen Gitp
9ablet Co." III bier nit einem Gapi.
tale BON 800, 900 orsanifirt tpcrbet.
Die Directoren fnb: 0enrp 8. DAB.
ton bon 9bieaep, %. u. Bilious unb
@. 90. Grsberid BON gltburt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
ans ssuti&en ssr.insn.

QtL uut OtIt etlt'
bigte in isiner seffriasn in Der @srmu'
mia 6ale absebaltensn monatli4en
Weriammluns ausfdlisBlih @ei4dfte,
tuelde nur innsre Nuaeleaenheiten bee
Wsreins anbetrafen. Nad Sdlub Der
geriammlung funo nod Elm gemutb-
lides geiIammeniein ffatt.
5srr Yietor Sole, Der 3uporfom=
menbs 0erbergsuater Der Bidder bate.
neil es ibm nidi m0alid semeIen NOR.
Dem fir3li9 abgebaltenen Bale oer'
islbsn bsi3uwobnen. Elm SAB Bier ae-
ffifiet.
Der pdl3er.Yerein erie.
bigte in isiner esifriQen in Greo. gern'
barot's giubbale a~bsebaltsnsn monat-
liden Yeriammluns nur Routine=
@ef9dfte.
Der Bierbrauer I'm r.
# Il B sumo s-W ere nabm il ieis
nsr eslfriaen Ueriammlung bic Nomi,
nationen fur reue Beamten Dor. Die
Wabl berielben finoet in Der nd&iien
Weriammluna ftatt; 5uei neue @anbi-
baten FIR Mitelisofaaft murben an9e.
meloet. Gie 9ruitees beridteten gin=
nobmen an 3inien i'm Bstraae bon
$142 fir ausgeliebene @apitalien.
Der "a unter # Il SUNG g.
Werein hatie in ieiner 9eitriqen
monotlidsn Werfammlun9 teins &c.
fddfte pom nennenstpertber 8eoeutung
3u erlebigen. Gin neues Witelieb
purbe aufeenOmmen uno mebrere gan.
bibaten fir Witelieber angemeloet.
Den Beri@ten Der yeamten 3ufol9e.
befinoet Der 0erein fi4 in bliibenoem
~finansisllen 3uifanoe. Wa4 Der Wers
iammluns ipuroen nod mebrere
Stiinbden 3uiammen gemiitbli6 bers
plauoert.
ssn Der aelfriaen Weriammluna bes
DeutdsM meritanid n
Ueteranen.N 8 pealas
3unddf Qauptmnnn Gbas. s. S9miot
ieinen Sabresberiht, ba err in Der lebs
ten Ysriammlune 9%ranfbeit balber
ntdt erl9einen ionnte. gr fibrt in
bemielben aus, baB bic i'm Qaufe beg
prflo0snen Sahres D~sritorbenen 2ame=
raoen Benedict Barnmartt, gbarles
9ebsrt uno Soiepb Riimmels bonn
Sauptmann unb msbreren 2ameraben
sur Iebten @ubsitdtte gmeleitet uuroen.
Nm @rdberi@miidunas Sage tuuroen
Die @rdber Der perftorbenen Wiislieber
oes Vereins nit glumen geT4miidt.
9auptmann G&miot bebt herpor, bab
sr fia aud wdbrsno oes lebten Sabres
befieibiat bat. Dem Ver-ine neue Nit-
glieoer susufibren.
Gum Sdlufe feines gerIdts iuiiniat
er. oaB in ben Yeriammlungen INNER
Die bette 8amsrabi@af unb gintra6t
3tuiihsn ben Wlitalisbsrn herride unb
oab iie f,ts treu i'm princip uno treu
in autsn Werten iein m0een.
Ser Yeridt uuroe bon ben antueien'
ben 2ameraben beifdflie auf9enommeu.
gn STEELE oes ertrantten Ginans-
idreibers MnoIpb Walo muYbe Gapitdn
Sacob Sdroll als FOLDER erpdblt.
9as Mnbsnien oes 3ur grOben Nrmee
a~bberufensn gameraosn Wm. 0ulpui@
tuuroe bur9 grbeben bon ben Siben
geebrt.
gs wurbe bsIhloHen, am Wafbing'
toms @sburtstage auf benz @Ourtbauie
plab bic iiblinsn Saluti6hiie ab3u'
feuern.
Dierauf murben tueitere Worberei.
tun9en fir bic am Sonntag, ben 81.
Gebruar Ffattfinbepoe Waihin9ton @e-
bu~rtstnesfeier aetrohen.
Inter Der b~etrdbrten 2eitung oes
Gameraben Qouis Rutb tuerben 3uei
lebenbe Bilber columbia - 1916
100000" unb .Grisbe" our Dar-
fellung gelangen.
Der Deutfde rsW Il
n erlsoiate In ieiner geifern Rad.
mittaa in Der @ermania.0 Gale abgebal'
tensn Notwithstanding nur innere
Vereinsangele9enbeiten.
Dasielbe gilt bs3uQli4 Der YerIamm'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
NaGrihten aus Snbiana.


aenbermalter er=
nannt.
@oben. s. 8. Woob lit sum
Waienpsrpaltsr Der 8aroen giip Stu
tionarp 60. ernannt. pailipa $780,
coo. Metipa $50. 000-s80.O 900.
Rad % et-Yirginien
Derlegt.
Mleranbria a. Der Yrdficent
%. 2slp bon Der Renp Mr Mfa. 60.
bat am SamItaa OfIi3iel angethnoist,
baB bic aroBe 6abrit Der Som pagnie
BON bier mad Gbarlelt ton, 90. 3d., ber=
le9t tperben tuiroe.
pearI 1rpan's Mutter
9idt Elm gonouIena.
e breiben.c
gltbart. Grau @. g. Yrpan
bon @ooolanb Dome @reencanle, be-
rem 3o9ter pearl befanntlid Dor adt
Sabren ermoroet tpurbe, bat an Sobn
9. Soldier uno Grau, gltern Der err
moroeten Sarab Soldier Elm in ber5li-
dem Some 9ebaltenes @onbulen3idrei.
ben aefanot.
9ie iopfloie 2eiae pearl grpan's
tuuroe !. st. in Der Ndbe bon Sort
9bomas, 2p.. eefunoen. Die W6rber
tuurben in ben perionen Der iungen
3abndr3te Sadion unb Waling ent-
bedt. Das @ebeimniB, mo fs nit benz
2opf seblieben waren, baben iie nit
in's @rab aenommen. Selbft in benz
I~usenblids. als fe bereits unter BEN
@aIsen ftanben. woren fe ni&t au be-
tuegen, oas @ebeimniB preis3ugeben.
3abIrei9e Cperationen
megengIino barmbers
4lin9unqen.
SoutbBenb. Wobl In teiner
Staot nit elmer Bep6lferuna bon 50.-
600 iinb innerbolb zines Sabres 70
biele Opsrationen ue9en 8linobarm-
berihlingunaen bor9enommen tuoroen
als wie in biefiger @tobt.
Sin ein3iaer Nr3t in South 8snb bat
ni9t peniser als l6 FOLDER Opsratio-
men por0enommen.
9amb mi 1t g inbre9ern
2o9ansport. Der Wirtb
Bird Snron murbe in einem Sample
nit ginbrehern berrpunoet. Sic Ban=
bitten tamen in Saron's S9lai3immer
uno befablen ibm, bic 0dnbe in bic
06be 81 teben; Saron, fat su aebOr-
den. lanate f4nei nod ieinem Repol-
Der, IS tuurben mebrere Sniife getue1.
frlt uno Soron bon elmer 2uael in bic
Settle bss 2opfes aetroHsn. Die Gin
BREEDER entfamen.
profefor 5. 8. Wore I.
9anober. profsRor Grant 2p.
forb Moris. ruelder iiber AZ Sabre lang
9jdoagog gstpeien 1T, i&ieo bier en-
Samftag i'm Mlter bon 70 Sabren aus
benz Qeben. Ct unterridtete Is Sabre
lang am 0anouer College in Watbe-
matit.
SaIe9te 8 9aBen.
Warion. Der umftano, oaB 6.
g. Yalbuin unb Bert Sitter ni9t
idieben i0nnen, berbinoerte einen Hop.
pelmoro. galbwin 1T Der S~tisfpatsr
Ritter's. Die beioen Wdnnsr esrietbsn
in Strsii, Der oa3u fibrte, oaB Yalo-
min gum @spolpsr sriff unb auf ieinen
Stiefiobn f9ob; bic 3ugel aing febl
nnb fubr In bic Wanb bes @Obn3im-
mers. Nnn ergrif Ritter cine Jlinte
uno feuerte auf ieinen Stiefuater. aber
aud bisier S9uE ging febl unb bic
gabung our4l6Herte bic 9btir.
Yalopin 1T prdlibent Der Halouin
Del unb @as SO. uno gr.Gberiff
BON @rant gountp. Dor ungefdbr eis
mem Sabre batten Balbwin unb @itter
fdon sinen beftiaen Streit. Der bamit
enbsts, bab Baldwin ieInem StiefiObne
mebrere MeHerfi&e beriebte. Wan
glaubte bar.als, Die Wunoen tpiirben
ben Cob Ritter's berbeiflbren, bod
ipurbe ct tpieoer bergeitelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
9emtider Masrm. PROT. @aifen=
Serein.

guS Der seitrissn Mcnats . geaammIuns.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-01

Took Practical View of the Calling
and Left the Poetic Side
to Others.

so, yes" a man in the hotel lob
by was overheard to say I'm Il
real farmer now. My farm only
costs me about $75 per month now,
so you can see I'm getting along
Then the man was heard to com
ment upon farm labor, reltaes
the Dallas TEX News.
"It's ali rignt to talk about the
poetry of farm life,' he said, Shut
if farm life is poetry l want the
prosiest sort of prose in mine. Is
there any poetry in greasing har-
ness? DO you find any rhyme
and rhythm in milking double
jOinted, back-action cow twice a
lay? Well, l guess not"
"But there's the scenery" his
companion interjected, "and the
smell of the grain"
"Yes," said the amateur farmer,
"and the chiggers and the red
bugs, and the holes in the fence,
and rats in the seed corn, and the
potatoes sprouting. And if you
are through blowing for awhile
and haven't anything better to do
YOU can fix the wheelbarrow- for
recreation, or you can see that the
pen is made hog proof or that the
water trough doesn't leak too
much.
Then if everything else fails
and it's too rainy to do anything
else, you can get out secondhand
kit and fix the crupper to the har
ness, or nail strips of boiler plate
on the feed box so that crib-eater
of a plug won't have too many
splinters in him when he dies. o,
you can bet Pm too much of a farm
err to look at the poetic side of it.
Pm realistic farmer, that's what
am"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-01
TOOK HIM AT HIS WORD.
Started the Impudent Negro on the
Way to the Man at Wash
ington.

The following story is told of the
mate of an English bark lying in
port:
The vessel was unloading in Nor.
folk and the mate ordered one OF
the sailors, a negro, to execute an
order. relates the Baltimore Sun.
The negro was somewhat slow in
carrying out the order and the
mate cursed him roundly, as mates
often do. TO the mates astonish-
ment the negro, who was new
hand, stopped short in his task and
said:
don't yO' talk ter me dat way,
man. Yo' amt in Englan' now.
Dis is er cOllud mans country, en-
dere's a man at Washington who
looks out fO' us folks"
The next moment the mate
swept down upon the negro like a
tidal wave, seized him by the col
lar and afterpeak of his trousers
and threw him over the rail into
the water.
AS the negro came to the surface
spluttering and kicking the mate
rOared at him from the deck
above:
"You blankety blank blank.
Now, you just swim down the
James river, turn to your right and
90 up the Potomac to Washing
ton and tell that man there all
about it,"
The negro did not act on the adj
vice of the mate, however, but
swan ashore and tried unsuccess-
fully to get warrant for the
mates arrest.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-01
Advertising in Janan-

The japanese advance in adver-
Using as in all else. Here is an il
lustration: "Our wrapping paper
is as strong rs the hide of an ele-
plant. Goods forwarded with the
speed of cannon ball. Our silks
and satins are as soft as the cheeks
of pretty woman, as beautiful as
the rainbow. Our parcels are
packed with as much care as a
young married woman takes of her
husband"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-01
Edict Against sorcerv.

In the Rhodesian Government
Gazette is published a proclama-
ton prohibiting the practice of
sorcery throughout the territory,
including the throwing of bones,
the use Of charms, any manner of
cOni1r0 ton and trial by ordeal
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-01
Then It's Different

Love" remarked the person
with the quotation habit, Laughs
at lOcksmiths."
at does" rejoined the student
Of human nature. "until the par
son comes along and claps on the
wedlock. Chicago Daily News.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-01
Hay Fever Hint.

Smoked glasses are recommend.
ed for hay fever.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-24

Zen Meyers. of the SA grade of the
Garfield school, who has been ailinp
Tor some time was remembered YES
t2rday by his class with one of Earn
est Thomson Seaton's books. A
committee of three. John Smyser.
Ruth Harris and Caroline Carl. made
the call and left the book with the
compliments of the class.
Mr.. Lee Ryan and Miss Ann,
Bennett. were married last evening At
the Grace church parsonage By the
Rev. DR.. Marble. They were accom-
panied to the parsonage BY several
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. RYAN are
among our best people. They will
make this city their home.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-24

two books will be issued as quickly
as possible, and distributed to the
members of the Association only.
Mr.. Scott is man in the prime of
life. active, energetic, friendly. a
good mixer, and the association has
been complimented on securing the
services Of so capable and valuable
man to- act as its secretary. Mr.
Scott enters the duties of the office
aware of the fact that there is much
to do before the organization is full
ly equipped for giving its members
all the benefits that it promises to
do. But the Association starts out
with plenty CT money in its treasury,
q splendid feeling on the part of its
members, and unparalleled enthu-
siasm in its offices and executive
committees. and there is no question
but that the organization has come
to stay, and no merchant in Rich
mond can afford to miss the opportu-
mites which membership in this as
ISOLATION affords him. Many of its
members have already testified that
they have saved many times the
amount of fees and dues in dollars
and cents by being posted against
fake schemes by II secretary Of tic
organization. s.> .:s.v
The next monthly meeting is tAa
second Friday evenin" in Decemb'",
at which applications for member
ship will be considered, 1t is ex-
pected tha.. cute a number of new
applications will be received the
next lnnerie-, and a reception VI
be given D III now secretary.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-24
A Sure Thing.

1t is said that nothing is sure ex-
cept death and taxes. but that is not
altogether true. DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption is sure
cure for all lung and throat troubles.
Thousands can testify to that. Mrs
G. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown.
w. Va. saws, "I had a severe case
of bronchitis and for year tried ev-
erything / heard of but got no relief.
One bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery then cured me absolutely"
It's infallible for Group, Whooning
Cough. Grip Pneumonia and Con-
sumption. Try it. It's guaranteed
hv A. G. Luken & Co., druggists.
Trial bottles free. Regular sizes soc
and 100.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-24
- RESURRECTION "
At the New Phillips Last Evening
...s@ Two Shows Today.

''Resurrection' pleased a fair
sized audience at the Phillips last ev-
ening. The play was staged in an
excellent manner and the company as
a whole did very well in the produc-
ton. The work of Margaret Neville
and John Whiteside probably stood
out more prominent than the rest al
though every member of the cast
handled their respective parts in an
admirable manner. This afternoon
"Du Barry with its wealth of
beautiful costumes will be presented
and tonight the story of ''Leah, the
Forsaken.' will be told. The man.
agement promises AN entire change
of specialties ct each performance
today with the exception Of the act
OF Cradoc, which is never changed.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-24
SCHOOL Chill DREN
REMEMBER POOR
THE LARGEST CONTRIBUTIONS
IN MANY YEARS
MOST LIBERAL DONATIONS
Charities and Women s
Relief Corps Helped By Chill
dren.
MOST LIBERAL DONATIONS

The schools of Richmond yester-
day made their annual donations TO
the Associated Charities and to the
Women s Relief Corps Food, cloth
ing, bed clothing and money were
given very freely by the schools and
proper disposition of the articles will
be made in a number of instances
by Mrs. Gambler today. The do
nations from the Warner school and
Garfield school were received by Mrs.
Hazeltine for the Women's Relief
Corps. The other eight schools gave
their donations to the Associated
Charities. The donations received
were the largest in years and the
school children are to be commended
on the way in which they came to the
assistance of charity.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-24
Y0UNCAND THRIFTY

Continued from first page
and took n position with the Chan
delier and Art Brass Works, and
having resigned this position will
take up his duties with the Mer-
cahnts' Association on December
LIST, and thereafter the rooms of the
Merchants Association will be open
day and evening to its members. any
of whom are invited TO frequent the
quarters and make themselves at
home.
The roons are handsomely fur
nished with desks, chairs, tables
closets. and New Home Telephone
No. 2O0O. Members of the Associa-
ton have the privilege of meeting
in the rooms with their friends for a
social time, or on business matters.
and are respectfully invited to use
the rooms and desks as often as they
desire. ~
The Commercial Club have sublet-
ted the rooms to hold their regular
meetings, but are now without a see
rotary, but mail and such matters as
are intended for the Commercial
Club will be delivered to the right
parties if left in care, of the Mer-
chants Association Secretary.
The first duties of the secretary
OF the Merchants Association will
be to get up complete and correct
list of all the residents on all the ru-
raj routes within fifty miles of
Richmond, and an accurate credit
rating book Of the credit standing
Of every individual seeking credit of.
any merchant in Richmond These
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-24
MANY MARRIAGES
Will Take Place Today-Large Num-
Der of Licenses.

A number of prominent young peo-
pie of the county will celebrate this
Thanksgiving day by getting mar
ried. License Clerk Gus Huey did
a landotfice business yesterday after
noon in handing out the documents
which make two hearts beat as one.
The Richmond applicants for the tie
that binds were: Albert Korthaus
and Clara Grapperhaus, Charles
Henry Paust and Eliza Ellen Roth
ert, Omer r. Dawson and Zula Por-
terfeld, Lee Ryan and Anna Bennett.
all of Richmond: Omer Updike and
May Breitenbaugh, of Centerville;
Frank E. Lacy and Irene Pearl Duke
Of Whitewater, and Clyde S. Shipley
and Mary Woody, of Fountain City.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-24
IN A BAD way
Many Richmond Reader Will Feel
Grateful for this Information,

When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak Or aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
Your kidneys are Sin a bad way'
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure You.
Here is local evidence to prove it:
Mrs. Martha Pepher, 415 north D
street says: "For five years I had
lot of trouble with my kidneys.
The secretions were highly colored
contained thick sediment and were
highly irregular. My back was so
weak that if I worked or overtaxed
myself it became so sore that it
felt as though it was going to break
Sitting or lying in one position was
very trying and in the morning I
felt sore and tired all over. I saw
Doan's Kidney Pills highly recon-
mended and procured a box at A. G.
Luken's drug store. They cleared
and regulated the secretions in
very short time and relieved and
my back
For sale by all dealers; price so
cents per box Foster-Milburn Co,
Buffalo, N. Y. sole agents for the
United States. Fl, g
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute. H.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-24
Turkey will play an important
part in many homes today.

This is Thanksgiving day-a dis
tinctively American holiday and if
there is any people on this earth who
have reason to be thankful it is the
people living in the United States.
In the first place the greatest bless
ing to man is health, and with
good health all else comes easy in
this country. The 1aboring man has
E"r is well paid and employed nearly
III of the time. The farmer has rea-
son to be thankful because of album
tiant crops which bring good prices.
The merchant has ample reason to be
I,round Of the fact that his business
during the year just closed has
brought him profit and thankful that
lie has been spared from hard times.
have. and thank Him they were no
w,irsc, ana in our rejoicing remember
"tis better 10 suffer the ills we have
than those we know not Of.
The weather has been splendid FOR
The past six months and while we
have had no cold weather up to now
the peor man has real cause for
thanks. Citizens Of Richmond in
general may be thankful that the
city has been free from 'pestilence of
any kind and that good health was
pretty generally enjoyed. For these
and divers other things let us on this
Thanksgiving day give thanks TO the
Giver of all good for the things we