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When a mans suit is favored by a girls mother, it is a sign that he isn't getting along so we'll with the girl New York Press,
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10

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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20
CAMBRIDGE CITY

Mrs. Fanny Hoover died at the
home Of her son, Mr.. Rudolph
Hoover, Saturday morning at the
age of seventy-seven years.
J. J.. Mcdaniel is able to be out
on the street again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rummel
gave an oyster supper Saturday ev-
enin@.
Mr.. Walter Krone and family Wis
tied in Richmond Sunday.
Professor Lee Ault was in Rich
mond Saturday.
Ruth Lilly was here, from Haeers-
town Saturday.
Charles Keller and +. c. Mos
boueh were in Elkhart Sunday.
Miss Maude Miller. of Jackson
burg, is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
r. Scott
The members of the Christian
church gave reception Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. John
Marson.
The Rcbel1ah lodge will give q
thimble party in few weeks al
their lodge rooms.
Miss Irene Kennedy. was in Rich.
mond Saturday. - ..s w. ( ~
George Butler will leave for In.
dianapolis the first OF the week tt
attend business college.
The dance on Friday night was
not a success, as only a few couples
were present.
A large crowd attended the per.
Torrance of cold Arkansaw' al
the Masonic Friday night and were
we'll pleased with the play, ..- ~
f. f. Beeson is home from Illinois
today.
VIII Luckheardt returned to Indi-
annapolis Saturday.
Quite crowd from here will &C
with the football team to Corners
vile on Thursday go, .-'
Harry Bond was in Cincinnati or
Saturday.
Rev. Hawley's daughter, who has
been staying in Indianapolis, is here
with her father.
Charles Young was in Richmond
Saturday.
George Jones visited in Indiana
polls today. s;sE
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20
FOOD STUFFS
THANKSGIVING
WILL BE PLENTIFUL, REASON
ABLE AND A VARIETY
TURKEYS ON THE MARKET
And Will Probably Sell for Twenty
Five Cents a Pound-Cran-
berries are High.
TURKEYS ON THE MARKET

People of Richmond will have no
trouble about obtaining good things
to eat for Thanksgiving day. The
outlook for the local markets this
week is top notch. While it is true
that turkeys this year are scarcer
than for many years past, there will
be enough of the American birds on
the markets to grace all the. festive
boards of this Quaker city. The
probable price will be % cents a
pound. Ducks in generous numbers
are obtainable at a price ranging
from SO cents to IS cents a pound.
Chickens sell from 10 cents to Is
cents a pound.
Cranberries, fguratively speaking,
go hand in hand with His Majesty,
the turkey. This year that bird is
decidedly "dear' and the faithful
cranberry is correspondingly
"dear.'' They sell at ID cents a
quart.
Florida oranges are coming III and
are bringing from so cents TO 81
cents. a dozen. Tokay grapes sell at
Is cents pound. Blue Corluchons
at Is, cents pound. Malagas sell at
20 cents pound. Catawbas and
| Concords at % cents basket.
Bananas sell from 10 cents to 2C
cents dozen. Apples are plentiful
and Bellfowers sell at ST bushel
Greenipes, and RaMwins sell at &C
cents Il b,ishel Shows are. on the
market fer ST 30 bushel
Grape fruit. extra fine. goes for
IL cents a piece and $1.75 a dozen
! Oysters were never finer than this
year and the prices reasonable
Standards are sold at So cents a
quart, selects at 80 cents, while the
canned selects sell for 40 cents a
can. Sweet cider to wash down the
Thanksgiving turkey can be had at
30 cents a gallon. Raisins, dates
and figs are plentiful and cheap.
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The Tourists enjoyed a very pleas
ant evening Friday at the home of
President and Mrs. r. L. Kelly, in
Earlham Place. Professor Russell
read an able paper on the "Relig-
ions Of Japan which was follow
ed by an interesting discussion. The
conversation topic for the evening
was: 'FAre Christmas presents a
blessing or a nuisance" The va
rious members present gave. an in
ai>idual view Of the matter in hand,
some maintaining that presents
should be given to>those in need, 9TH
ers that a present should be truly a
gift. At the close Of the discussion
refreshments We're daintily served.
when the place of meeting, in two
weeks was announced to take place
with Mr.. and, Mrs. Fred Lemon at
their home east Of the city. -
=. - =.
One of the most elaborate card
parties of the season was the one
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Reynolds in East Main
street Friday. The parlors were at
tractively decorated with various
eolored chrysanthemums, ferns and
roses. Forty persons were present,
Miss Bifford, of Atlanta, Ga, being
the guest of honor Ten tables at
drive whist was a feature, pretty
heart-shaped tallies being given. A
luncheon in three courses was ele-
gantly served at the close of the
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20

games, for which handsome prizes
were awarded.
The 7. o. Q. Club was entertain
ed Friday evening at the home of
Miss Minnie Romberg. Hearts was
feature of the evenings pleasure,
Miss Clara friedman winning first
prize and the hostess the consolation.
A luncheon was served. The club
will meet next with Miss Edna Yer
acoe in South Seventh street.
Mrs. J. Rollin Weist and Mrs.
Harry II. Weist will be sat home
from 2 until 5 o'clock Thursday and
Friday of this week and the week
following.
The History Club enjoyed a pleas
ant session yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. NJ. Coe. in East
Main street. A scholarly paper
was read by Miss Albira Steen on
ssOrigin and Growth of Russian
Literature; Schools, Chroniclers,
Folklore-songs and Sagas.''. In the
absence of Mrs. Mary Virgins, eur-
rent events were given by the sew
eral guests present. After discus
sion of the Russo-Japanese war the
meeting adjourned until December 3
To meet Will, Mrs. Anna Doughty in
North Twelfth street
;: !.
Miss Pauline Mann entertained In
a happy manner yesterday afternoon
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20

at her home in West Richmond a
number Of her little cousins and
friends. The occasion was in cele-
bration Of her fifth birthday ami
versary. Various nursery games
and out-of-door sports were enjoyed
by the little guests of whom the fol-
lowing We're present: Margaret and
Edmund Williams, Alice and Blanch
McManus. Nellie, Marie and BARLEY
Gordon, Alice and Edward Mentally,
Thomas and Cyril Fitzgibbons, Paul
and Herbert Moore, Rhea Fitzgib-
bons, Robert Fitzgibbons, Thomas
McHugh and Joseph Mann. The
afternoon was most pleasantly spent
and at the appointed hour the little
ones left for home wishing their
gracious little hostess many happy
returns of the day.
The Hokendaulua Haymakers will
meet at the lodge hall Monday for
degree work. After the work fine
dinner will be served in the lodge
hall. ac,- ..---~...r. ia.
Pc y x -1
The following program Of services
will be rendered at Grace Methodist
Episcopal church this evening, No
vember Goth. : 80 @
Organ-Andante in D-Silas.
Coir-Prepare We the way-Garret
Hymn-255. ei -s
Trio-Protect US through the com
ing night-Nicolao.
Scripture
Choir-In Heavenly Love Abiding
Announcements and offerings.
Male .Chorus-Song of the Sol
diers.
Hymn-6S6.
Sermon.
Choir-Infiammatu Rossirn. 7r
Postlude-Festive March In d.
Smart. g., 80 81.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20

Mrs. Blanche Stowell will preside
at the organ and Miss Blanche Page
will assist the choir.
X x
Master Carl Reid, OF South Sew
enth street. entertained most delight
fully number of his friends Sat-
urday afternoon from 2 to clock.
Games and music were the main fea-
lures Of the afternoon, after which
an elegant lunch was served. Those
present were the Misses Mildred
Gutter, Rhea Alderman, Marion
Russell, Helen Schafer, Hazel Mash
meyer, Blanche Bayer, Mary Bayer,
Florence Burgess, Ruby Smith, Ruby
Reid, Masters Carl Wickemyer, Wal
ter Sherman, Robert Sherman, Phil
lip Gates, Raymond Wilsgby, Mor1is
Haner, Xenophon King, Harry Berk-
hart, Carl Reid. The chaperones
were Mrs. George Reid, Mrs. Fred
Geobel, Miss Gertrude Tangeman
and Miss Alice Reid.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20

CONTINUED from first page.)
ua honorary member.
On motion Of Professor Ault the
membership Of the society was con-
tinued in The American Historical
Assoctaiion
The annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Historical Association will be
held during the holidays at the I'm
iversity of Chicago. Among the pa
rels to he read is one by Hon. Jesse
:. Reeves. Of Richmond, on 1.-The
Napoleonic Confederacy i'll the Unit
ed States The meeting will be at
tended by the history teachers of
Richmond. .. -... r~
. The literary program consisted of
n paper by Professor Harlow Lind
ley of Earlham. on "Bismarck and
German Unity The paper was a
mastery presentation of the policies
Of Bismarck as statesman and the
methods by which he carried out his
great plans for the uniication of
Germany. The paper treated espe-
cially of the great years from 1862.
when Bismarck became the first
minister Of Prussia, to 1871, when
Kin" William, OF Prussia, was
crowned emperor Of United Germany
at Versailles, during the siege of
Paris The wars with Denmark:
1864: Austria. 1866. and France III
lS70-7l, We're but the successive
steps by which Bismarck, the man
of "blood and iron,' moved toward
the goal of his statesmanship-Ger-
man unity.
On the modest slab of marble
marking his grave is the epitaph
written by Bismarck himself:
Here lies Otto Won Bismarck,
faithful German servant of Will
liam the First Professor Lindley
was voted the thanks of the society
for his able paper.
In the discussion Professor Ault
and others compared the work of
Bismarck and Gladstone.
Before adjourning attention was
called by the secretary to a new
magazine Of Indiana History to be
Published -at Indianapolis by the
State librarian, Professor w. E.
Henry the first number to appear
about January 1.
Mrs. Helen V. Austin called the
society's attention to an able article
on "The Underground Railroad in
the November number of Dignam s
Magazine, written by Demos S. Coe,
of Richmond.
-, WALTER S. DAVIS.
Secretary.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20
Stock Show Excursions to Chicago
Over Pennsylvania Lines.

Excursion tickets to Chicago over
Pennsylvania lines will be sold No
vember 81, 2S and % at one first
class one-way fare, plus $I00 for
round trip, account international
Live Stock Exposition. Excursion
tickets will be sold November 30 at
lower fares.
Special attractions - Wednesday
night, November 30, grand parade
Of champion cattle and horses, horse
fam, exhibition of expert driving.
Thursday, December j, parade OF
prize winners. Judging horses. hogs
and sheep. Friday, December 2,
demonstration and judging horses,
hogs and sheep. exhibition and pa
rade. 81 s.ss
Consult nearest Pennsylvania lines
ticket agent for full PARTICULARS
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20

Time and again we have been ask
Il what was the meaning of the
word "Palladium, and since the
question was asked again last even
ing. we will give the meaning for
the benefit of*all who are interested.
The word means "that which af-
lords cffectual protection or secur-
ity; safeguard; as, the trial by
jary is the palladium Of our civil
rights. 'There is also rare chemical
of the light platinum group called
palladium.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20

A basket supper to be given by
Miss Aisle Kendall and scholars at
District number six, Boston. We'd
nesday evening November twenty
third promises to be an enjoyable af-
fair and will no doubt be largely
attended. -
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20


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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20

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Defender Figs.
Defender Turkey Figs.
Force Trade Marks.
! Fuller q Jones Stamp Brand Milk
! Label.
Florodora Tag Co. Tobacco Tags.
! Cigar Bands, Tobacco Coupons.
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Hires Root Beer.
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Lincoln Brand Cond. Milk Labels.
Lion Brand Coffee Trade Marks.
Lekko Crescent Floating Soap Wray
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Lekko Cleaning and Securing Pow
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Snow White Washing Powder.
Lekkoene Hand Soap Cartoons.
Liebig Extract Co. Red Cross IN
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Lonard' : Queen Louise Massage
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Malta Vita Coupons.
Malt Breakfast Food Sugar Coupons
NV Wife's Salad Dressing.
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-20
HISTORICAL
=. MEETING

Continued from first page.)
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Pillsbury Nitos Coupons. ..
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Red Cross Cond. Milk.
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| Sweet Glover Brand Cond. Milk La
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Seville Packing Co., metal top from
! olives, pimolas, baby pimolas, oil
i've oil. any size.
Smiths Liebig Extract Beef Wrap
pers.
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4 welcome awaits you at all Of
the churches this morning.
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
DENTISTRY.

/ HAD ONE TOOTH drawn ~ the
VERO DENTISTS 1ll5 Peuusylyania
other one to be drawn and had 10 drive
Loo miles 10 get 20 them ! would do It'll
H. RaJrie Brandy station. Va Oc5-tt
REMOVED-The dental once and resi-
N d. CHarvard University, I'D. TO l692
q 81. NV. Ii desired, invalids visited
at their residences. Telephone North
ll30-F. se@l-42t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No sx-
tracing; no pain; look. feel. act. and
last longer than natural teeth snruuksn
faces made normal; painless filings. DIR
] J.. WILSON. 1908 + ST. NV. 5e2S-5jt
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Canvas sers to sell diamonds;
watches, and all nrst-Class JeWelTy anQ
slVeTWare, either for cash or uDeIai
credit terms; bond required; experience
unnecessary. collectors and canVassefs
acquainted with good trade can OeltsI
needed. Apply Manager, CAST Ell
BERG'S," $50 Pennsylvania ave
sel2-mo. fritz
WANTED-Ageuts and solicitors for the
Continental Fire Insurance Co., or Ne"
Orki assets about Sl4 600, 600, also IOF
National Union Insurance Co. OF PITTS
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Financial. Apply g. MARTIN BRAN u
1904 q St NV se18-I
WAETED-Agents 20 solicit Bubscrip-
lions IN country towns for The WASH
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connection with its Presidential vote
contest, Liberal Inducements ana terms
Address THE WASHINGTON TIMES
COMPANY. corner 10th and d SITS.
Washington. D. c. au25-tf
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FOR RENT-Tvvo large rooms on sec
0nd floor, three on third; reasonable.
private family 1ZI4 East Capitol. fac
ing Lincoln Park OC3-3t
The Washington times., 1904-10-03

Get in the Election Contest.
500 in gold 10 the winners
The Washington times., 1904-10-03

FOR RENT-DoubIe parIor, separate or
eU suite heat and gas 5l7 % 81. NV.
oCg-gt
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WANTED esDecta bile Col0red girl f0I
9Th ST. NV. IL
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HELP wANIED-mALE & FEMALE.

for all departments ia
hotels today. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY, SOC 10th ST. NV. II
WANTED-Energet men and women
10 handle attractive line of goods good
wages TO right parties. Apply 10 SIG 18th
st. NV. oc3-6t
WANTED-Dish washer (coIored), AT 30
Pennsylvania ave Sc oc3-3t
WANTED-A few experienced canvass
ers for the sale OF the most popular
novelty ever offered. Can at room 10.
l4l0 q 81. HW.i after 10 o'clock, Tuesday,
October 4 IT
81 MAKES you a member OF the Amer
lean Home Seekers Association for one
year, and positions are guaranteed 70
all who want wOrE. 4I9 10Th St NV,
basement. BOWIE Unc-). seZ2-3Gt
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wANTED-BICYCLES.
FOR sALE-BIcYCLEs.

FOR SALE - Olive bicycles. $685.
equipped with coaster and brake. sls-55.
The best bargain ever offered Tor the
sos sJh So uW. ocl-at
FOR SALE Sovereign Juvenile bicycle
SIS. Satisfaction guaranteed LEW -
CYCLE AGENCY 5s san 81 NV ocl-9s
FOR SAIH.# SECOND hand bicycles OF s--
most auN hIr3 -aN make. and tor az
most any prise N'a "5HJ. 20 pay r- 721 8 q
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wANrED-eiTi as cashier. 200 ~ St
The Washington times., 1904-10-03

FOR RENT-g06 i st. NV, two or three
fine UnfUrnished rooms. heat, gas. bath;
no children large closets. il
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A bright, intelligent boy,
about II years old twhite), 20 do general
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uer F. second floor, II
WAETED-White boy In jeWelry shop.
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WANTED-C0lored boy 20 run srrands;
must have wheel Can at H HOLIZ-
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WANTED-At once, second-class L.
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VANTED-A cleaner and scrubberi
must be q hustler s. week 900 l4th 81.
WANTED-Young man 70 drive grocery
wagon. 8th and g sts. ne. ocS-zt
WANTED-smau boy with bicycle TO
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WANTED-Two strong boys with bi-
cycles, 10 run erTauds. wages 81 apply
at once, n. PHiLlPSBORN & co. II
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WANTED-Good white barber apply
500 q ST. NV. oe2-zL
TVANTED-Neat colored boy with bi-
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yVANTED-Tallors or bushelmeui single
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NV
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Industrious boys with bicycles can earn
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and hLs boys for usefulness as men
Apply MUTUAL DISTRICT MESBEN-
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WANTED-8eat clerk. 200 ~ st. sw.
u
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TTAETED-Meu 10 lay hardwood floors
also boy 10 learn the WorK Apply be-
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VVANTFD-Young man 20 learn the car
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FOR SALE-AUTOMCBILES.
FOR SALE-GasOlene runabUUl with
TOP. guaranteed IN perfect condition.
viii sell cheap for cash. Address GUAR
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FOR SALE-At once, electric automo-
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must sell at once; price 500. Call Mon
day and Tuesday at SAYMAN'S. 1923
New YORK ave. NV. oC2-5T
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FOR sALE-Only 50 for go go-cart. ~
holstered in corduroy lace parasoI. per
feet condition used four months. $50
h St NV. ocI25
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-Knabe and other good pit
amos: reasonable rates; rent applied on
purchase. KNABE & CO.. 12la-lz20 Il Sc.
seI0-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By colOred man and wife,
good place in private far lily; best refer
Address WALTER CARTER, 1893 NJ St,
Georgetown ID. Q, IL
WANTED-By a nice. polite, neat col
OTed boy. a position running elevator,
Address r. 8. D., 1921 Church ST. NV. II
WANTED-By butler with references
place In private family or any kind OF
hOuseWOrk, Send postal 1892 j. ST. NV.
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WANTED-A good oyster cook (col
oTed). az 322 Pennsylvania ave. Sc,
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wANTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.
VANTED-A good, sound, young horse
isIugIy). not less than l,l50 pounds for
delivery wagon, state price and where il
can be seen. Address BOX o, City +, O.
OCl-3t
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DafntinE lowest prices TARLLSL5z
BROS cas- b. SIS Hr. Phone East -S-.