davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01

0. |. b. Ganalen, Der ON Ratten
bill blipe belDit meo elettriit Qpa.
menes meo en- Cart at 6 anob / 9t-
men at turtne pasieres / tnap en-
llge.
ut benne n1e 9anopei nadr ben
en- Sang bliber fulOt ferbig, Oil
tunne fdd ftor getbOning for ben
r~usIiIte 9onoel, Der Der faar en- for
beOret Nogan9 til Srienten, gerIien
pg Snbien, bebBber nappe at beto=
mes, og mulig &dnalen bill blibe Be-
nbttet at andre Petitioners Stibe. VI
bette tore foitbare Nnlag enbbibere
bill tunne 6ringe be @gne, 8anolen
tommer til at pdsiere, ct gonite
megti9t DIPPING, turbe betrugtes
fom imiftert, og enoelig bill Qnlaget
ogfud i itrateeiIt 9enfeenbe fod al
gsrenbe 8etbbnine for Huslanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01
&irftn.

&irten er beItemt til at bore 2gftes
itdngen / MenneI~ feliOet, Sp9notrafs
ten, Der b9ber Mennei fet - / bet
minoite itunoom - OPP fra Soroen
% laber bet adnbe en- renere, friere.
friItere Cuff, bpor bet oritter 5orfos
ming, 3rsit % 6aab mob 0agens
iorbiite og urene Sorger. !9Dab
itulbe &irten betbbe, bbis ben life
betsb 5alebareliet for Menneitets
beqigIte og bebite 5elelier, for ben
Smgang meb Sub, bOor Sjalen dfs
logger 0a9ens Nrbeiosbragt %
itdar rem / fin STRENGTHENING for
Sub og taller til bans 9drmbjertig ;
beb % fatber til bans 6oOerbjerte %
benImelter / Sdli96eo BED bans 8ez
ifuelie2 5bdb ituloe bel pr9Itens
@mbebe b6re, bpis bet lite bar Ga
ligbebens Golf, 3oereret mellem
RenneIfet og Sub. 8reb6uen mellem
6immeI Oa Serb. getra9ter qras
fen bet onberleOes, iaa forpalter ban
fit GmbeOe paa famine Maabe Jon
Msle1julet f%orOdlter lit. Oct bril-
Der Stenene, bet mailer og mailer
grsbet, ION nGrer MenneItet, ubcn
at oioe, bbob bet ger. Dets 9irts
fomheb er en- bsb, en- metoniIf Strait,
men pr9itens ber bore en- bebibit,
lebenbe. Gs 5e9ner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01
Gn aanal fra Siterioen til
Sortebauet.

Snben Husierne enbnu er belt
%f9rbige meo ben tore iibiriite sSernz
bdne = 5orbinoelIen mellem Ct.
p~etersborg og bet title Ocean = to-
ger De fat poa ben nbe pg life minore
betbbelige Spgdbe: at forbinbe9 ter
fsen og Sortebabet beo 6jGlp al en-
fGmpem9sii9 aanol. Sg Ruslanb,
Der li9e bar anpenot $50 Wia. Stub
Ter pda Stinneoeien gennem Sibi@
rien, oil Iittert / fulb 5oritduelie al
ben enorme getpbning, en- 9anaI
fom ben ber omtdltc pil tunne fda
bells for Qanoets Sptomit, bells / fra
tegiIt 6enieenbe, meo panlig @nergi
gaa til 2%ssningen at Sanalprojettet.
9analen, 6bortil ct Yor Sngeniss
rer bar uborbejbet plansrne, Ital
goa fra riga (Oeo 9iterieen) til
gberion beb Sorte6dpet. &analen,
Der bill faa en- famlet 2en9oe al
1900 ailometer, bill paa flere Ste
Der al lit 2sb benptte 6loberne SD'
no, 9ereiina oe Dniepr og bill pda
fin 9ei trpbie ibp 9anelinier og to
og tnbe 9obeblanosbeie. 9analen
blipsr pao bet imalleIte Steb 35 Wez
ter breb og fuar en- 0Dbbe at 8,5
Meter; ben bill funne pasIeres at Re
fterIts rusIiIte arigsItibe. s bele
Qnl9s9ets 29ngoe bill Der blipe an>
logt iaafulbte .9igebdpne". Com
5slge at Sorbsmonnets 9~eifuHenbeb
/ be Ggne, 9analen ital gaa igennem,
meneS be tefniIfe 9anTteligbeber fun
at bliOe faa o9 imaa, og belle bet
tempem9siiee qrbejbe antages at
piae bare tilenbebragt | Qs6et al fem
Qar. RusIiife Sngenigrer o%nflaar
De Iamlebe llbgifter til ca. en- Wils
liarb 5roncs. s benne Gum er inos
befattet alle Gfspropriationsomtoits
ninserne, aae Spmubringsarbejber,
be forIteaige t6apneanlGg, be fore
SluIer beO Riga og GberfOn, @fs
fpGrringss Sfuierne fra ale 8iflos
berne, enbOibere De 7 Sernbanez rg
be % fore aanbebejsbroer o. I. b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01
MAN WIN.
DER | VKGT

Fodens Liv er Diet Fedtstof,
den indeholder-jo mere Fedt-
stof, des mere virkelig Nytte at
Feden. bet er derfor at Tor
skelevertran er en- kraftig OPP
Bigger af Legemsvagten.
SCOTS Emulsion af rem Tor
skelevertran loser Problemet
ON hvorlcdes man skal tage
denne. Dette er en- af Grun-
dene, hvorfor Lagerne nasten
90 Aar har foreskrevet SCOTS
Emulsion for allie Sygdomme,
der bringer Tab, Hoste, For
kolelser og Bronchitis.
Eft af de Lokkemidler der
,tilbydes for at erstatte SCOTS
Emulsion med noget ardet er
Prissporgsmaalet. Man sparer
.nogle faa Cents paa sit Hell
breds Bekostning. SCOTS
Emulsion koster mere, fordi
Diet udretter mere og gjor Diet
bedrc end Neutrality-suspicious..
VI VII sende Dem en- Prove frit paa Foflangende.
scorr \ BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl Street. New Yorh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01
Gratis for svage M&nd!
EIektrisk Baltic frit.
bet kraftiqste BaIte Verden.

For at avertere wore Jersey Electric Belts
og indfpre dem allie Steder, hvor de err
dertil, eft af disse batter absolut uden I'd
gift for Modtageren.
Dette er ct nobet Tilbud af eft solidt Fir
ma. Send ingen Pense, Diet 70 ste baite er
nemlig en- Gave.
Mangler De Livskraft, er tract og ned
slaaet, kraftl9s og nerv9s, har mistet ing
dommens Glade og oliver for tidlig gam
mel, lider De af Rygsnerter, daarlig For.
d9jelse og blodkongestioner og er tract al
at betale Lsgerne uden Nytte, da kan De
blive helbredet we'd at BRUCE Jersey Flee
trio bel
vi we'd. at De vii blive helbredet og an
befale voIt belte.til andre, og saaledes vii
vi blIve erstattet for wort Privilege Udlaeg.
vi mener netop, hvad vi siger. Send os De-
res Navn og Adresse med Postmerke, og
beltet vii blive sendt Dem gratis.
JERSEY SPECIAL TY. CO.,
800 A Weldon Bdg., Jersey City. ~. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01

bort; men ban bibite, at Der laa en-
gdmmel abtterpiitol / en- Stufe /
Stribepulten nebe beo 9eren. Cans
9danb greb ben / 5orbifarten og
berpaa ilebe ban at Steb efter ben
flDgtenbe 5or6rpber, ub / ben toloe,
flare. maanelDfe Seat. @aben bar
Fulb iteu6ig POE, Den unge Manbs
Blob bar / it9rtt Sprgr; 5pDen
baOoe fact ct gobt 5oripring, men
6an maatte babe fat / Sturten.
gtudbe ON 6ielp bilOe ban life; ban
Ituloe not FIRE bet i9ennem 9dnIf lie
alene.
6an fblote fine 2unger meb ben
tgIige, friife Nutteluft og for at
Steo fom en- 9il. Neb ao 2anbss
bpens @abe gift bet, og Gla1 faa'
at ban MI bar li9e / 99lene pa1
5lDgtningen.
glubIelig bBjebe oenne at til Sts
ben % IBb gennem Burners Cane
neO til 6lo6en. Der ldd 5argemanz
bens 8uab meb Qarerne i Sollegdn@
gen, og Der bar ingen anben 8aab 1t
opoa9e nGr og fern.
Sian Lob iom en- Short, men fpm
a%tturdt tibsnof til at fe 3pben fate
fig ne6 / gaoben % t9Ie a9ben.
Men gaaben bar life til at faa at
Steoet; ben Ttob faft / Sanbet og
@ruIet paa 5lobbltnber.
&nurrenbe Iom en- drri96unb trdf
Manben en- lang 5olbetnio op of i'm
CONNIE, Iuftebe ben up, for / 2an6
% ItDrtebe meb en- bib gb inb paa
Sian.
,,g}oa, 1aa bit bill at meb 2iDet al
ligebef --"
9an bolpt inbe og itirrebe meb oas
ben Muno paa ben gdmle piItol.
n9u ffdl ilet life o9re bange",
Glab 10 muntert, linen tommer bu
en- So6sbreb nermere, gdar bet big
iloe."
Meb lpftet @aoben breo ban 3bs
BEN fornn fig up til Smebier, bpor
ban Deb no9le bsje Raab fit bibtalbt
Smeoen pg bans 5olt. !9efe Sioen
bolot Fan qiitOlen rettet mob Muns
bens Climbing, og ferlt bd RpOeren
bar bleben forIbdrlig bunOet, I9n,
tebe ban tit 8ddben.
De er beOit, ieg fsrer BAN til
6intontonn meo bet iamme", fdebe
polititonItablen, Der nu ogfad bar
fommen til. Seq fenber ben SIR;
bet er life ferite Sang, ban bar be-
ret meo til ben Sla9s 4ferer. Seq
ter bobbe paa, at bu bar gjort fore
9jne", beb6leb ban, benbenbt til Sors
brbberen, ooeb at ie en- labt piitol
lige for Raien at big"
o6oobe ben life b9ret Der. iao full
De jee inart babe fact ben Oreng err
peberet ND at @erben meb min anib
og ielb babe b9ret / Siffer6eb p1a
BEN onbenSibe at 5loben", btumme=
mebe Mdnben.
pei bar IanOelig en- 2bffe for
Dem, CARPENTER, at De baobe ben
aamle piitol liggenbe, % enonu BEL
bigere bar bet, at ben bar labt", uos
brso Smeben.
Set er ben Tlet iffe", Tagbe eluN,
ben far life oaret laot fioen / Somz
mer; men ben bar 10 giort famine
Rbtte."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01
Tor salg.

4aa @runb al 8ortrsiie snifer unberte9s
nebe at ielse en- / COB Drift parenbe Msbels
forretnins, en- nrmasers os Supelrps Sorret=
ming, iamt to 9obe Seboeliesbuie. Set er
b~eIissenoe | Ell COB Bp I bet ftsrite banife
Settlement | bet norblise Soma. Ser ct to
banife Sirter. Sorretninserne er be eneite |
Spen af i'm Sla9s. Ia
alt ielses paa biuise % sobe getinseIfer,
laafremt Sanoel fan tie mart.
Om nermsre O%plpsninser ffriu til
1ans Ssbnien, &ineiteb, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01
Gn natlig Stamp.
q. 6. 30 c. j ar1one.

~ - - y
Carpenters, 5aoer og Sen plei
ebe at botoe oeres Butt aaben ON
9grAagen til &loften balb tolp;
men Iaa tog be o9iaa OprejSning Ell
ter bet itrenge Glib beb at Iope til
aloften ii ben nai te Morgen. Den
2groag, iom Der Der er Sale ON,
baboe unge Gldb Carpenter pdsiet
5orretningen belt og 6oloent pda
egen 9adnb, og bet bar blepet Wlioz
nat, fgr ben iiOite 5armer, Der lite
baObe funnel bIioe f9roig meO al
tinge ON 9riferne. babbe bauret aae
fine Batter uo paa i'm 8ogn o9 bar
tommen at Steo.
DE fan 9obt gda MI, Saunbers",
Idgbe ben unge Carpenter til ben M
g%utttsoreng. Seq mda babe 9iort
aasien op, for je9 tan gua berfra.
Sig til 5ober, at bDis ban lite er
falOen / Sebn, naar jeg tommer
bjem, tigger jeg inb til BAN meb
llgens Re9nitab, fsr jeg logger
mig"
6dn bgrte S%dunoers ipbnigt og
Ile6enbe gaa fra DIR til DIR, me-
oens ban Ielb idtte fig peb ben lange
Diff. 9an gap fig M til at f~Ortere
og opte[e be penge, Der bar TONNE
inb / 0dgens 2sb, og bar lige Bile
ben f9rbig meb bet Stptte Mrbejbe,
bd ban 6erte ben tr9tte 9reng lutte
g%utitsoeren og gua op ob Guoen til
beres 9us, bpor ben ednle Gdrpen>
ter lda ing at 5ortslelie.
2.
Sian op9jorbe burtig Regnifabet,
pattebe Sslp og Sebler iammen en-
tung Ruae og puttebe ben / i'm
aomme. 5an bubbe netop tuget
&asiebogen frem og luttet ben op,
Oa ban bsrte Osren til 8arebuIet
tnirte % en- perIon tomme inb gem
nem bet msrte Qa9errum. 9an Iaa
forbabiet op. Zen ubenteoe @9it iaa
ub til at bare en- Sernbaneurbejber
ban bar bsi os truftigt bbgget, pg
Qniigtet bar Spor af Sob % Die.
n9otommers Spiger" .fagoe ban
roli9t og taitebe ct pengeitptte paa
Often.
Sian tog bet mefaniIt.
Oct er piit moi noget fent", beos
blep ben fremmeoe | en- I9rbeles bsfe
Zig Zone. Seq tror NOT, nit llr
bar td6t / belle benne llge. 9bdb er
Slotten egentlie2"
Glan bdbbe fin 5abers toitbare
@ulbur / 8eielommen; men Der bar
noget, Der fagbe BAN, at ban giorbe
floeeit | lite at tage bet frem. !San
Oenbte fig ON for at ie pad bet fife
llr, Der fob | Sfabet meb ellie
% @arnrulerne. pa ban iaen inDs
tog i'm forrige Sitting, fda ban liss
inb | en- Reoolpermunbing.
Manoen 10 baanligt. Oct bar
not en- file Ooerroitelfc for big, min
Gngs. Bet nRite, bu MI bar at gre,
er at gipe mig no9le Sebler til at
Ibsbe Spigerne inb |; 8antnoier er
ct ubm9rtet Mibbel til at bepdre
benz for RuIt. Oe naor jeg tanter
mig ristigt ON, iaa maj bu before
gipe mig oft, bbab bu bar; Der er
not en- 8unfe Gsie Smdopenge Der |
Stufen ogfaa. Soa flipper bu for
at gre Regnitabet pp en- Sang ill.,"
Clan fob sanfte itine pe itirrebe
pda BAN. OFF og til bebebe ban Coz
berne meb Spibfen at i'm Sunee;
men ban funbe lite faa ct Orb frem.
9dn unbsit belft at fe paa ben trls
enbe &epolber. .,Ou ftal Ilet lite p9s
re bdnse. Du ftdl bare forbolbe big
ro1ig os fe ristist paa benneaanas
r%iefugl." Manben frbbebe fig siens
|fbnlist oper fin esen9ittisbeb. ,Men
prpb Tile pao at faa ben til at fDnge,
bet bill lite bore sobt for big. Seq
fines MI imiblertib, bu fan transe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01

Glab bdbbe lite sib til at fsse RE
polperen op, fom ban babbe faffet
The Imperial press., 1904-07-30

the Reclamation Bureau for circulating, for publication, in other parts of the Union damaging reports of the valley, and called a local paper to account for an unfair editoral reference to it's work.
 He read the Mexican Contract (here- tofore digested in these columns) and expounded 1t, showing that its pro. visions were only such as required by Mexican laws. He said his company had done everything possible for the valley, but if attacked would, in accord ance with the usual laws of human na- ture, defend itself, and if it fell would see that all fell together; also, that the C. D. Co. being in possession of the situation would, if worse come to worse, "take to the boats and save itself first of all. :"
 Then, after all this able defense of his company and preparedness for the future came, like dove of peace from serried battle-rank an offer to arbi- trate,
 He would submit the matter to a board of three arbitrators-one to be named by the Company, q second by
The Imperial press., 1904-07-30
The Great Conference Ends in Arbitration
 and Imperial IS Happy.
President eber Proposes Amicab Terms Which Are Immediately
 Accepted and the Discussion is Ended

from the settlers standpoint he repre- sented the unpopular side, prefaced his remarks with modest inquiry as to whether he was entitled to respectful hearing. So hearty response of "cer- tainly" :" came back that the gentleman was put completely at his ease and pro- ceeded to the delivery of an address that marked him as trained logician, a fluent speaker and an earnest and able advocate.
 He said he appeared for the Caifor- mia Development Company, of which he was president, and as a preliminary statement remarked that his company had done and was doing the largest irri- gation work of any in the history of the world.
 He reviewed the history of the situa- ton from 1896 to the present time, giving host of interesting facts of great value to the people of the valley, but at too great length for reproduction in this report How he had first heard Of "the Colorado desert" in 1896 when in the San Joaquin valley engaged in an other enterprise. How the project had
The Imperial press., 1904-07-30

been taken up by one after another of various parties of promoters and gradu- ally fallen through from various causes till finally his Company had taken 1t up and gave it the prosperous career IL has had to date.
 He reviewed all the phases of it's his tory and dwelt at length upon the instances in witch the Company had met with opposition, defending it with marked ability. llc blamed "ticcls oi
The Imperial press., 1904-07-30

the Water Users, and the third to be appointed by they two.
 Mir. Heber's speech, and especially its closing proposition, was received with applause, and Chairman Havens thus introduced
 DR. CHAs. s. LOMBARD, a member of the Negotiating Committee of the Water Users Association. The Doctor addressed his audience as "iel- low sufferers" and the sentiment was
The Imperial press., 1904-07-30

 important question that can ever occur to us, and settled 1t amicably and hap pily. lt has laid forever a discussion that had grown to alarming proportions, restored confidence if any lacked it, and started a new era of activity and pros pcrity equal to the palmiest days of it's prosperous beginning.
 The day of the conference between President Hcber of the California De- velopment Company and the settlers of Imperial Valley saw this little city crowded with people, though so many are now out of the valley.
 Indeed, SO many are gone that it didn't seem possible enough could be left to raise a crowd; but there were, all the same, and early in the day the teims lined up Imperial avenue and Eighth street till it looked like county fair.
 The conference itself was set for 2 o'clock. and the forenoon was used by the Negotiating Committee and the Development Company's representa- tives in last final effort to "get to- gether" before the public meeting This preliminary meeting was suI,- posed to be private, and reporters ex- cluded, hut the heat of debate soon warmed up the contcnding parties til! the walls of the Water Company's office
 
 were not sufficient to contain their re- marks, and the building was soon sur rounded with interested auditors.
 Needless to say the matter was 'threshed out" to the fullest extent. "the committee of the Water Users As 1 sociation was there in force, as bright and alert Set of well informed men as ever locked horns with an opponent, and tl.e great C. D. Co. was also there with the bold front of business man whose ability and sagacity are rarely ! equaled.
 Not only this but each side was also ! reinforced by its attorneys-t though, l truth to say, they had little need of any, SO skilled were both in debate-and |. between the two was war of w0ids |. and keen display of logic worthy the arena of court of last resort.
 But it was mo go" Each side was determined, and each backed by an arr ray of facts and panoply of what it considered it's rights that made "com- | ing together" apparently impossible. For more than two hours they backed l and filled and spared and countered | only to find themselves just where they ! started, and then they mopped their | pcrspiring brows and went to dinner 10 fill up and brace up for last grand re- sort to that tribunal that has settled SO many important questions-the Voice of the People.
 The big tent that has twice before been prominent in Imperal's history and has become the Fanueil Hall of the Valley, (for it served at Brawley as we'll as here) was crowded. and big ''over- flow meeting" left outside.
 Hon. r. G. Ravens called the meet s... .f-. t.,t.. hnn
The Imperial press., 1904-07-30

warmly applauded. He referred of course, first of all, to MT. HebeT's offer, and said it was SO far recession from his original proposition that it showed the good effect of the Committees work, and thought we should promptly accept it. No fair arbitrators could allow more than was right. Had no doubt Mir. Heller would stand by his proposition, and if he did not, the Committees offer of $l 100000 net would stand as the very best it would allow. One million net, meant about two million gross, for it assumed many obligations besides the net sum. He reviewed the c. D. Co.'S contract with MT. Otis company, which he thought not nearly so desira- ble as MT. Heber had figured, and con cluded there wasn't much fin it'' any way.
 MT. Ravens then presented
 I. W. GLEASON
 of the Negotiating Committee, who de- fended Water Company No. in alleged delinquencies und said that whatever they were, they were the fault of the C. b. Co. He referred to a canal from the river below the present heading to the main canal and said if practicable it was good thing for low water. He also gave Mr. Heber great credit for his offer of arbitration.
 Mir. Ravens then introduced
 HON. wM. E. sMYTHE
 who was warmly received and spoke at length of his long and devoted advocacy of public ownership of public utilities - a dispensation under which he hoped to see this valley have a million and half of people; Los Angeles half million; San Diego 5000. and the intervening districts trayersed by rsil- ways owned by the public. He strongly advocated arbitration in all cases, especi- ally the present.
 He illustrated Mir. Heber's theory of getting 8 ,000, 900 for his property with out the present water users of Imperial having to pay it, and said the plan had been presented so earnestly and ably it had impressed even him. He made very neat point III saying Mir. Heber doubtless made slip of the tongue in saying he would take to the boats in case of disaster-"the good captain al- ways stayed by his ship till it went down." whereat there was laughter and applause.
 SHIRLEY C. WARD
 attorney for the Water Users Com mittee, was next presented. The matter having been practically settled there was naturally little for an attorney to say, but he nevertheless played an inn portant part by presenting q resolution accepting Mir. Heber's offer, q resolution which after some little discussion as to the number of arbitrators was adopted unanimously, and thus ended, practi- cally, the short but stormy campaign of Imperial for government ownership.
 Hereafter it's annals will be peaceful md ,,,nnthl,, H,,uiu., a, tba riVar thuf
The Imperial press., 1904-07-30

Dr. Wm. Elmendori went to Santa Ana Sunday fer ten days visit.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
HAGERSTOWN.

Miss Mamie Pittsmeyer is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Voris.
Mrs. Thomas Purdy arrived home
Monday from Huntington, Ind, af-
ter six weeks visit with sister.
Mrs. Will Purdy Of Winchester,
Ind, died of typhoid fever. Before
moving to Winchester a few years
ago they lived here nearly all their
lives. She leaves a husband and
several grown children.
In the new we'll now being drilled
they struck good flow of gas. If no
accident happens they will finish the
we'll by Friday next. If oil is
found the Cambridge City Oil Co.
will push the drilling On large scale
Several Of the Richmond stockhold-
ers were here last Tuesday morning.
But few turkeys will be roasted
here on Thanksgiving. But roasted
chicken is just as good if you think
so.
Will Porter and wife went to Indi-
annapolis last Tuesday.
Mrs. j. M. Lontz of Richmond
came over to spend Thanksgiving.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy is
Pleasant to Take.

The finest quality of granulated
loaf sugar is used in the manufac-
ture of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy
and the roots used in it's preparation
give it a flavor similar to maple sy-
rup, making it quite pleasant to
take. Mr.. w. L. Roderick, Of Pooles-
vile, Nd, in speaking of this remedy
says: ct have used Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy with my childen for
several years and can truthfully say
it is the best preparation, of the
kind I know of. The children like
to take it and it has no injurious
after effect. For sale by A. G. Luken
& Co., and w. n. Sudhoff, Fifth and
Main streets.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
Only Makes a Matter Worse.

Perhaps you have never thought of
it, but the fact must be apparent
to every one that constipation is
caused by a lack Of water in the sys-
tenn, and the use Of drastic cathar-
tics like the OLD fashioned pills only
makes bad matter worse. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are much more mild and gentle in
their effect, and when the proper
does is taken their action is so nat
ural that one can hardly realize it
is the effect of a medicine. Try a
Is cent bottle Of them. For sale by
A. G. Luken and W. Fl. Sudhoff,
Fifth and Main streets.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
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.
C. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown,
W. Va. says, 81 had severe case
of bronchitis and for a year tried ev-
erything 1 heard of but got no relief.
One bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery then cured me absolutely"
It's infallible for Group, Whooping
Cough, Grip, Pneumonia and Con-
sumption. Try it. It's guaranteed
by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists.
Trial bottles free. Regular sizes Soc
and $1.00.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
Notice to Contractors.

In pursuance of a resolution of the com
mon council of the city of Richmond, Ind
the common council of the city of Rich
mond, Indiana, will receive sealed proposal
at the office of the City Clerk until o'clock
ID, M.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-25
COTTAGE GROVE.

- = = = . = = . . = . . . =
Mrs. Emma Wetty of Los Angeles,
California, who has been the guest
of II. Clark and family for several
weeks left Monday for Cincinnati.
Mrs. Henry Haworth spent We'd
nesday in Richmond.
Mr.. W. E. Eldridge of Lafayette,
visited J. NJ. Holland and family
a few days.
A large crowd attended the sale of
Mike Connor on Wednesday.
Mr.. Mort Jones Of Alexandria has
purchased the Connor farm and will
take possession at once.
Saturday was moving day. Three
families changed residences.
Mrs. Susan Beard went to Scipio
last Saturday.
Mrs. Chas Atkinson visited her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Barnard on Tues
day.
Miss Nora Stacks spent Thanks
giving in Richmond.
Mr.. Enoch Bishop and family and
Mr.. James Rogers left Monday for
California. Wednesday morning Miss
Gene Clark, Julia Sanford and En-
ma Witter started for the same
state.