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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-24
NJ.

gu o:rIelben SIunbe Itanb @rita
0sc.u- uuf S6loB G0abronn in eifris
gem y, prdG nit D&arietta, Der pers
trdutsa ,ools Der O%,rItorbensn 9rGfin.
Itaretta mar cine I90ne NedpoI:tas
ner;n. peIds Grdfin Slie emit aus
Sorrsnt mitsebrudt Bate. sic ssnoB
lett Sa6ren oas po1ite 0ertrauen Der
8rdf:n unp ibrsr So6ter.
Gritd bate es ni9t ii6er iih pers
mo4t, in benz sletdmdbisen 9etrisbe
bes eltsrliaen 9auiss duf bic Gntp;ds
lung Oieier fur4tbarsn 3ragOois 3u
parten. Set isner llnterrsbung nit
ibrem 8er.obten ma Der 9eodnte an
Ggon uno iein S9tdial, bic burf
SedenoOrf anseresten 3peifel an Isis
ner ShulD in @erbinoung nit benz
namenloien Witleio fir ibrs Sreunoin
9Iice ni6t aus ibrsm Ssr3en ges
I9punoen. Wit ungeOulo bate lie Die
Radri4ten bon S4lpB @labronn err
partet, nit SebnIu6t Der Minute entz
gegengeIeben, in pelher lie nit ibrer
5reunOin ibsr bus entieBlias S9idIal
ibres SauIss fprsaen tonnte.
90 mar lie, ais lie Die Na9ri6t err
belt, baB 4lics duf benz Wsse Der Sc
neiuns isi. am Gage Der Sdpurses
ri6tsIibuns mad S4loB Glabronr
aefabren in Der feiten 46ii4t, ni4t
alein bic ungliidlide iunse Serrin
besIelbsn gu trOten, ionbsrn aud nit
offenen 4usen uno tlug.m 8erItunbe
fih iber ben objsttioen S9ulbbspsis
oeasn 8ilouu ms &lare gu isben.
Oarum Iasts lie iest gu Wurietta, na6s
benz Iie erfabren, oaB Iltce I4on gu
iprshsn lei:
,G6e ib gu meiner Sreunoin binsins
gebe, mD9ts ih bon Sbnen genau Diis
len, rpas Iih in ienen fArsdliHen Sas
aen bier 3usetrasen bat. Sin unab<
ipeisbdrss @efubl brdngt midi, m:inert
isits su periuaeR. in oisiss ountle unb
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-24

rpobuIihr Nrt gum Ginbru9 psrlsiisu
tonHtsn. uno bic ,psrtbDollsr tsinsH
@erdtbe, NIT pelhen bic 2oDte bic
poa ibr bepor3ugtsn R6ume ausgeitats
tst bate, Dorforslih bon Woristta in
benz arbeits3immer Der perrin oben
in ShloHe untsrgsbra9t pdren.
umio grDBer ma bas GntIeBer Der
bstosn 5rsunbinaen, als ie plObfi1
binter osm ben pdpillon gmihliebens
ben @sbsgs tpilber Rpien beutli9 eiusn
Wlann iuben, Der ibnen ben Riiden 3us
tpdnote, inbem er. iid an Elm Geniter,
treu3 bdltenb, aus benz pdpilon duf
ben Raieu iprans. Der aus benz
6aule Gntflisbenoe true eng unter ben
linten arm sepreBt 3tpei padete. BON
oenen bas cine Elm &dft6en, bas anbere
Elm pddden S9riftsn gu isin fhien.
auH4reieno perbars iid alice bint.r
Der mutbiseren 5reunbin, als lie, nur
tpentse Sdritte bon iiG sntfernt, Sss
fpalb @rotbe in benz Slisbsnben ers
fannie. Ils er bic beiben WGbhen Dor
fih lab, mari er nit einsm b0bnii9sn:
ia baden sic ben &ram!" bds padet
Dor bic Siibe Der bsiben MGbden,
tpGbrenb er nit elmer blibI9nslsn Be-
tpesung bas slei9fans bon ibm ee>
itoblene 8dit9en in bic psite SaIae
ieiner Sdserioppe beri6ninben Iieb.
rSpbnte ii9 audi. ~bestpegen in benz
bummen Ding bd Imi9au gu baltsn!"
rtet er uno rannte bann ben bi9tersn
pdrtdniagen Su.
Die fur6tbure Iufresune iiber bas
aeraos an oiefer STEELE srfoIste 4uf,
tauden ibres brutalen 4nareifers
bate 4licens nod idpade RrGfte c0ls
ltg eriHOpft. grita g~sleitete fe bic
tpsnt9en S4ritte gu Der 8ant, bic Dor
Dem Ydbillon Isunb. Raum aber bate
ith Nlice auf ben Sib n~ieberaleiten
laiien, als tie nit Dor @ufreauna feus
denber Stimme bic Observation-Disclosures
Worte %berdusfieb:
.um @pttespi[len, mo bate ib MIR
meme 9eounten9 gr lit Der WDrber
meiner armen Mutter uno tsiu 4n>
b%erer!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-24

Osipalo 9rotbe mar in raIenb.r
Gtle nad Rittbers seIaufen unb Der.
tdtpanb in Der Sbiir bes aruqes .3um
ariinen 2rdnae". DieIss tleine Wirthss
baus, melt binten an Der duberftsn
gde Der 9~eildnossaHe selegen, madte
etnsn iiberdus unfreunbli6en Ginbrud
NIT isinen perruBten Mauern, Ieinen
balb srblinoeten Seniteri6eiben uno
ietnsm Dislfd9 seflidten S&inbelbad.
Hegen unb S4nse batten Die ssarbe
oes sriinen Rranaes, Der iiber ben Gin.
gang an elmer ~perrofteten @ifentanqe
aus uno nieoerihautelts, IGnaft pers
ttlat unb bas i4tpar3rotbs @iien Bios.
gelegt. 9lei4 lints bonn ginaanae In
Oas Saus lag bic @aItitube, perrGu.
4ert, i4muBis, obne iee Spur BON
geqntmlihteit. sic bate bic alte
Spe3ialitdt berartiser Wirtbsfuben:
bic faf sans peritedten WinteI am
Diem uno in ben Gden. Sn einsm
iolfen Winfel ihien es benz einaiaea
Safe, fpel4en 5rau aries ausenbIid,
LID betOitiate, offenbar s.rabe bebaali&
au ietn. Wer In bic Shentfubt frat.
tonnte ibn bort taum erbliden.
Die md4tiee 9eItolt bieies Safes
LAB augenblidIi4 3uiammenaeiunteH
oa. Die 4usen in benz perfanenen Sc
ii4t lasen tief in ibren SOblen unb
ianbtsn arsp0bnil6e unb baberfinte
glide UNI fi9; bic emit elegant aeipes
iene &lsioung mar Oernd4Idffigt. Die
uerpOien lansen Singer griffen auf
benz Stihe lumber; balb nah ein.m
Strei9bolS, um bic INNER lpieber pers
toblenbe gisarrs neu dnauaiinben,
balo na9 benz @las, beITen Snbalt
ldnsit ausgetrunten mar, bas Der
Wlann oenno6 INNER pieoer an bic
Sippen iebte, offenbar in benz CLAUS
ben, lie oamit gu neben. Oabei trug
iein gauges Weien bas Geprdee ses
ma6ter 9Iei4siItistsit, iener seiu6tsn
SurmloIigteit, bic elm beutli6es 3eis
den fir elm burd bic Shulb Der 8ers
gangenbeit unb bic Sorge fir bic 3us
tunft belaftetes @emiith 1T.
Run audts Der Mann auIammen,
unb lein fables 9siidt erblsi4te nod
itGrtsr, ais er ben fat lautlos bineins
setretenen 9rotbs plOBli9 Dor fi4 srs
blidts.
Sum Seufel audi, Meni9!" rief
er. mas fault Sud ein2 8erriift.
Manier, bic 2euts gu eri6reden! Sabt
bod srobe Rdseli4ube an! Was
idlet6t Sbr benin climber, ipie Der 0ieb
in Der RdHt2"
.yfun, ni9ts fir UNCUT, 9srr,~ ers
ptoerte @rotbe, unb elm b0Ier uno
f4aoenfrober Bid itreifte ben por ibm
SiBsnOsn, Der feline 4ngft psrsebli9
binter @robbeit 81 bsrbergen fahte.
Der Oieb in Der Ha9t bin i1 freili9
ni6t, dber Elm 0ieb am Sage, unb
atpar in @uerem auftrass. - SIT mir
audi berali9 i6ls9t gelungen, Serr!"
4uf oieIe bosbafts 4nttpOrt bin bes
elite ii6 Der 6remoe,i in milbsrem Sone
su iagen:
lin @ottsspiqsn, @rotbs, Ieb.n
sic fi9 gu mir. bier, mo uns Hiemanb
bort, unb er3Gblen sic. SD bel9rieb
S5nen bod 10 genuu, mas sic bolsR
foltsn! gs fam sic bod Niemanb
s.ItOrt baden. Die gauge Disneri4aft
1T in Der Staot gum Sermin; aliee 1T
trant; - sic miifen entleBlid bumm
getpeien iein, p.nn sic ii4 babeu
feben laffen."
GortieBuns folst.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-24


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uNiSFM e&Rn
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ssm '!fsnsH RiEdiboi. 5d babe mir
sst' aat eit Wtibs Su mtintm Dor
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Run, a%nesilaaitr." unttrbyah ibH
Der ptoiiotHi. -Dsrgtntn Gle Riht. odB
Gle bier untsr Dem furhibdun Der
odti bts Woross ftsben. uHb oab I'M
aeiihts Der ibtrdus I9psrpisg,nbeH
gslatuussmomtnts. tpslhs a,e.n sic
porli.aen, Is Di,lsiht in ben aue.n Der
Strrsn lpit cine 6ripoIitdt tIinet, tpsnn
Sis oapon Iprehsn, sic bGttsn iih auf
tinem Sirhbof bic Weits fir Sbr Bore
BADEN bolsn molten. Was battsn sic
benn Dor, lpenn ss niht jents 8erbres
den fpnr2"
g9ons sttuus ssbeugte 0eItalt redte
fih 'idtbar; NIT tlorem, fur4tloIem
Bid lab er ernIt gu Dem 0irsttor unb
odnn gu ben @si6pOrsnsu biuiibsr
uno Iagte:
~Wleine Gufgabe mar, pie i6 bas
in Dem 8eIprG9 nit ben bsiben Serreu
4npdlten duh ausbriidte, mir &lars
belt iibsr bic 8e3iebungen msinsr Muts
ter uno msiner 3ants gu benz 8raIsn
4ugut bon @aabrona gu perI9dffen
unb feIt3uIteIsn, Oh es Ii6 BEL iener
Seirdtb auf benz Sootenbette UNI einsn
8stru9 gum Rahtbeil msiner Mutter
banoelte ooer ni6t. SO 9laubte IS
meinem 8uter, ben Die &rdntbeit pors
seitis Ieiner OoIen geiitisen 5Gbigtsitsn
beraubt gu BADEN ideint, IdulOis 81
iein, feline eigentlihen 4bii9ten flar
gu legen. Sd muB a%nnebmsn, buB sr
IN Wirtli9teit geniqt mar, in ieinsr
lebten Stunbe meme Mutter su beiras
then, ibr unb mir Ieinen Namen gu gss
ben uno oab oas Sinein5ieben Der ipds
teren 5rau SlIe 9ontarO nur bura irs
geno cine Sntrigus %gelungen it,"
sd battle es bod fir d~n9eSeiet,"
unterbrdd Der Director feline Reos,
bic 0ernebmung bss 4ngetldsten duf
tur3e 3eit 81 unterbrshen, I'm ben
fhon bel srpGbnten Brief ieiner
Mutter CUR 8erleiung gu brinssn. Die
Ssrren @eihpprenen perbsn oabur9
piel better ben 3u1ammenbang Der
Oinge perIteben. - 0a tsin Wibers
ipru9 ieitens Der bstbeilistsn Sattor.n
erfolst, 10 srIu9s i9 ben Ssrrn Sc
ri6tsi6reiber, nit Der 8srleiung gu
Beginner"
Mit bisien Dortsn rei9ts Der Ois
rettor benz SsfretGr Glis Diloaus Sss
itdment beriiber.
Gin Summen Der @ripartung gina
burh ben oidtgefiIten Sual. 4nsr
ausen ridtstsn iid unpiltirli6 duf
Ggon, UNI feline Misne BEL Der bepors
itebenp.n 8.rleiung gu erforf6.n.
Sein @eiiht bate bic pornebms Rube
nidt Derloreu; nur nod tisfer einses
gruben i8ien Der melan6olii9e 3ug
UNI feline Wunopintel. Gr Iunbte Nlt
sinsn berubissnbsn Bid biniibsr. Der
4ntpult lab gu leiner 5reuOe, OaB er
iid auf bic seiitige Rube Wiloaus psrs
laiien tonnte.
Sm 3ubDrsrtreis puren Die Sttm>
men offenbdr getbeilt. Die llugsbtloes
ten puren, pie INNER, gsneigt, bic
Rube oes Qnsetlusten fir 8srItOdtbeit
gu balten; Die tliigeren 8eurtbeiler
folgten bon nun an Der @%nttp;tslung
nit geIpunnteItem SntereFe. gintDs
nia Orans Die Stimme Oes Setretdrs
our4 ben Saul.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-24

Sc ttrodtner elm Mtb M,
UNI 10 leiate. sinoet er.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
FOR
BIG TOURNAMENT
Local Golfers Will Take Part
in State Contest at In
dianapoIis in July.
BRILLIANT GOLF EXPECTED
TEN DIFFERENT CLUBS WILL
SEND REPRESENTATIVE -
TOURNAMENT is FOR BOTH Wo.
MEN AND MEN.

Local golfers are preparing for the
State Golf Championship Tourna-
ment which opens jury IL at Indiana
polls and lasts until July 10. AS usual
1t is expected that large delegation
of local experts will attend Among
those who will probably attend are
Dudley Elmer, who was runner up to
Lora Lillard of Marion in 1904. Will
bur Hibberd, Frank Braffett. S. S.
Strattan, Jr., J. Y. Poundstone, John
Thompson, Ed Hill and DR.. Bond.
The tournament this year, as usual
will include the settlement of both
the mems and ladies' championships.
In the mems contest thirty-two will
qualify for the finals. The other en-
trants who fail to qualify in the first
events will arrange a contest of their
own and will decide the champion
of their class. In the same manner
those who fail to make good for the
finals in the semi-finals will organize
contest and decide the best expo
nent of the game. The first day of the
tournament, Wednesday, will be de-
voted to the preliminary contests of
the men. On Thursday the lady golf
ers will have the course. Friday the
finals for the State champion will be
held and Saturday the lady players
who survive the first day will meet
The State tournament this year is
expected to furnish the most bril-
liant golf that has ever been played
in HooSierdom Every golf club in In
diana will be represented by it's crack
players and the reports of match con-
tests from the various towns show
that the winner this year will have to
tap an excellent branG of the great
Scottish game. Individuals from Ma
rion. Anderson Richmond, Fl. Wayne
Kokomo, Terre Haute. South Bend,
Evansville, and the Indianapolis
Country and Highland Clubs will be
entered. The entries close about three
days before the tournament, or July
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
Family Dinner Party.

Centerville, Ind, June 25. (Spl.)-
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stevens, resid-
ing south of Centerville, entertained
family party at dinner on last Sun
day at their delightful. country home.
The guests were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Norris, Mrs. Carrie Hea-
gy, and daughter, Gertrude, all of Pc
ru, Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Sweet and Evert Carter of Lewisville
Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Paddock
oil Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Ste
vens, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eliason, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Dynes, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Darnell, Mrs. Ida Jones and
her daughter, Miss Iva Jones, all of
.Centerville.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
CITY AND COUNTY
Real Estate Transfers.

Alice H. Gresh to Joseph and
Mark ]. Clevenger, part of the
northeast quarter of section
2, township Is, north, and
range -, east $4,000
Christian Hofheinz to Jacob
H. Lichtenfels, lot in that
part of Richmond laid out by
W. A. Bickle $4,000
James Fuller to Anna Fuller, lot
in that part of the city laid
out by Bickle, Dougan and 9th
Henry st. Clair to Levi M. Jones
lot 1 in that part of the city
laid out by A. w. Bliss ......S IS
Charlotte A. Ellis to Maria B.
Straub, lot -, block in the
town of Cambridge City .....S 500
Francis and Emma McMinn to
B. M. Peele, south half 80
19-16-14 ........... .......... 5000
Richard Shute and others to
James Mcneil lots 8, IA in H.
I. Fishers addition to Rich
mond and lot 81 Nathan Hawk
ms addition to Richmond -. 900
James Mcneil to Clark Ketch
half lots 8, Ia in H. l. Fishers
addition to Richmond and lot
81 in Nathan Hawkins addi-
ton to Richmond ........... 500
Corina o. Abrell to Geo. w.
Grissnow, lots and 10, Ha-
gerstown ............. IoO
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
NEW SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
FIVE TRAINS CHANGED
The NorthIand Limited Now Leaves
Here at 900 In the Evening and Is
Probably One of the Best Put On
For Summer.

The summer schedule of the G. r.
& l. r. r. went into effect Sunday.
The time of Ave trains are, changed.
The train which left here at 1880
a. M, now leaves ats3:2 20 p. m.
The one formerly departing at II: 10
p. M, now leaves at 800 p. m.
Train formerly arriving from the
north on Sunday at 3:15 a. m, now
arrives at 4:40 a. m.
The train formerly arriving at 10: Is
D. M, now arrives att 11:25 p. m.
No. IL, from Chicago, formerly ar
rived, at 55 a. m. Now arrives at
5: so a. m.
The Northland Limited, which is
the new summer train, going south,
leaves at 4:55 a. m.
Northland Limited going north
leaves at 800 p. m.
This train is probably one of the
best, run through Richmond during
the summer. 1t is composed of a line
of Pullmans and carries dining car.
1t is run out of here in conjunction
with the $50 above mentioned.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
WILL Be
/6NLY TEMPORARY
Local Butchers and Packers
Think Beef Trust Will Be
But Little Hurt.
PUBLICITY is A GOOD AD
RICHMOND MEN SAY MANY PER
SONS WHO HAVE HERETOFORE
USED HOME PRODUCTS WILL
NOW TRY TRUST MEAT.

In connection with the recent in
vestigation into the beef-products. as
to their purity and manner of prepa-
ration, the local packers and slaugh-
ter house men have very little
to say. 1t is their opin-
ion that the investigation
will serve as a great advertisement
to the large packers and will bring
them, eventually, in touch with more
trade than they have now. 1t is
thought that the prominence given to
the affair by the newspapers and
magazines will reach into the heart
of the country, and that many who
have heretofore used home products
will now buy trust goods just to see
If there is any truth in the assertions.
Local Trade Temporarily Helped.
While the investigation is on. the
local butchers hrdlu f rahtmahtartha
local butchers are of the opinion that
it will do them temporary good
but that it can not last long. Be-
cause of the wealth and marvellous
power of the Trusts they can at any
time they choose reclaim the little
trade lost to them and probably
make worse the present circumstan-
ces of the individual packer.
Foreign consumers are sending
their experts to the Chicago stock
yards and other packing-centers to
make personal investigation Of the
recent charges.
Believes Trusts Are Clean.
A Richmond man who was with
one of the largest packing houses of
the country for a number of years and
is now identified with an individual
firm, made the statement that he had
never seen any thing in the large
slaughter houses to give countenance
to the reports now agitating the peo-
pie; and that he believed that 1t
would, in the end, be found that the
Trust concerns are as clean as any
others.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
ANOTHER CIRCUS MERGER
RINGLINGS IN CONTROL
Have Completed Deal for the Pur-
chase of the Forepaugh-Sells Broth
ers' ShoWs-Ends War Over Ter.
ritory.
FPllblishers' PresS1

iPuDlSherS PreSSJ
Rock Island, Ill. June 25.-The COM
pletion of deal is announced by
which the heirs of the late James A.
Bailey sell to Ringing Brothers the
Forepaug-Sells Brothers shows. The
result probably will end a circus war
that has ragged fiercely through this
section this season, with eXtravagant
advertising and price cutting that has
knocked big hole in the profits.
Under the new alignment Wallace's
shows are expected to enter the syn
dictate next season, thereby eliminat-
Ing the main element of trouble. Wal
lace, by refusing to accept the terito-
ry assigned him this season, precipi-
tated the strife.
D. H. Harris, of the Barnum & Bal
ley shows, representative of the Bal
ley heirs, was in Rock Island to con-
clude the deal.
The late James A. Bailey purchas-
ed Forepaugh-Sells Brothers show at
the time Barnum & Bailey went for a
tour of Europe, several years ago. On
his death the heirs disposed of a half
interest to Ringing Brothers. The
latter now are sole owners and as
sumo exclusive management.
They will keep the new acquisition
separate from the one travelling under
their name.
By an alliance with the Barnum &
Bailey interests, which also owns Buff
falo Bills Wild West show, and with
Wallace, they expect to have COM
nleta control of the circus huSiness in
America next season.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
PICNIC PLEASANT AFFAIR
Ministers and Their Families Gather.
ed at Glen Miller Yesterday
Afternoon.

The Ministerial Association of
Richmond held its annual picnic yes
terday afternoon at Glen Miller
Park. There are twenty-one members
and with their families and friends
there was quite a merry crowd assem-
bled.
DR.. Lyons read report of the Ev-
angelistic movement which is to be
instituted in the various churches of
the city next fall These meetings
are to begin about the 2sth of Octo-
beI.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
Pension Increased.

Centerville. Ind, June 25. (Spl.)-
Washington Milgrim, veteran of the
west of Centerville, has recently had
his pension increased from twelve to
fourteen dollars per month. Mr..
Milgrim served in the Union army
from the first call for volunteers to
the close of the war.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
Gave a Dinner.

Centerville, Ind, June %. (Spl.)-
Miss Kate Frazier was hostess to
dinner given on Sunday for her cous-
In, Mrs. Ellen Travis, of Logansport
and Miss Ellen Travis, of Laporte. In
diana. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas G. Dunbar, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lashley. and Miss Emma
Bradbury, of Indianapolis.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
Are In Feeble Health.

Dublin, Ind. June 20 tSpl0-Mr.
and Mrs. Jasper Roberts are both in
quite feeble health A few years
ago they were proprietors of the Ho-
tel Central. Dublin, and made quite a
success of 1t.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
Revival Begins July 5.

Dublin, Ind, June %. (Spl)-The
Methodist members of this district
will hold ten days camp-meeting in
ard Of the Liberal u. B. church,
sncing on the fifth Of July,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
New Church at Dublin.

Dublin, Ind. June %. (Spl)-The
Methodists have started a movement
for new church and are taking hold
of the matter in earnest
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
Cincinnati Excursion.

Sunday, July list, Pennsylvania
Lines excursion train leaves TOO a.
m. $125 round trip from Richmond
26-2S-30.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Postmaster-elect J. A. Spekenhier,
who will go into the Office next week
is spending most of his time at that
place acquainting himself with IL
routine of the place.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
ASSESSMENT WORK
WILL END TODAY
The County Board of Review
Will Be in Session but One
More Week.
WERE BUSY YESTERDAY
TWENTY CORPORATIONS WERE
VALUED, AMONG THEM THE
CITY WATER PLANT, WHICH
WAS ASSESSED AT 100000.

The Board of Review met again yes
terday and assessed twenty-five cor
porations. The assessments on all
the corporations in the county will be
completed today, and from that time
on until the last session of the board
Is held week from today, the time
will be spent hearing circumstances
against assessments that have been
made. This year the, board will be
in session thirty days, but next year
II will be in session forty days, all the
real estate in the county being assess
ed at that time.
The method adopted by the local
papers in comparing assessments
made by the board on corporations
this year, with the assessments made
last year is misleading" said County
Auditor Hanes yesterday This is
shown in the case of the Rowlett
Desk Manufacturing Company. This
year that corporation was assessed
$500, about one-half as much as the
coprrnrs was assessed last year. The
reason for this is the, fact that the
Rowlett Desk Company recently dis
posed of nearly all its real estate"
Assessments Made Yesterday.
The following is the list of ASSESS
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
Ladies' Penny Club mzllst corns
June 23. u 22&

John Denny was hit on TIL heat
by a falling chunk of coal list Sat
urday while unloading that materia
in the Pennsylvania yard His in
jury is not serious.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26

DR.. J. J, Rife of Boston Ind. solc
his standard and registered broot
mare, by England S457 Edamed b,
Wimbledon, 2:29 IA, ank will breet
her to Directly 1903 IA,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26

Telephone the Ricj mond Steam
Laundry to get yous laundry. t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26

Timothy Nicholson received a tele-
gram from w. w. Coffin and Allen
Jay, at Whittier, Cal, yesterday an
nouncing that the California yearly
meeting has raised The $4,000 re-
quired in order that the Whittier Col
lege may secure the Washington
Hadley gift of $4,000. This $money
is used as an endowment fun.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26

We have received anor Ter ship
ment and have plentM of Home Saw
ings Banks" on hardA NV. Dickir
son Trust Company. - 26-3t.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26

1t seems that the recent appoint
ment of William C. Dennis to office
of Assistant solicitor OF the State De-
partment has aroused the curiosity
of Representative Watson. Dennis,
who is apparently unknown in politi-
cal circles has become the holder of
a $4,000 job in some mysterious man.
ner.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26

Teeth extracted With 1t pain o.
no charges c. J. Mehhall' DENTS, t,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26

The Wesleyan NJ. E. church held
it's weekly debating contest last night.
Those who spoke were: Misses Maud
King of Dayton, Cordelia Young and
Katherine Johnson, of Richmond.
Miss Johnson won the prize of $3.50.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26

This evening Oriental Encampment
l. o. o. F. will hold the last meeting
of the term. 1t will be the last meet
ingg for payment of dues.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-26
Assessments Made Yesterday.

The following is the list of assess.