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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-23
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- Baron Sped BON Gternbure,
oer oeutide BntlGafter in @albinas
ton. miro uiht in 6teiem 0erbft. tuie
es an9efinoiat mar. nod unieren
Staate fDmtnen. St bat ieinert Bes
iuh biz gum ndhiten Serbit aufQe'
ihoben.
= Sn Suuftpn bat 6eiebts Da.
MEL 6. ban 8nltenbera feline 5raa
uno bann iib lelbft erihuiien. Die
beioen @atten lagen i'm Sbei'
ounasprDseB. Vim Wuntag ntorgen
fam Der Wtanr nDr bos 6aus aefah@
rem, rief ieinen tleinen Sunaen. fiste
i'm unb bat i'm. Die Wutter heraus
at rufen. N[s Die Erau ppr Der 9ir
eribien, ih0B er iie uieoer uno rids
tete banr Die Blitole gegen iih lelbft.
Beloe uuroen tDtltd permunbet.
Set Wtoutag lit es beoeuteno
tdlter gemDroen. SIN 9oroen bat
elm furhtbarer Gturm getobt, Der in
ben Staten Colorado. Utah uno
anoern gum iblimmen 8li3saro
muroe. piele 8srulitunaer anaerid.
tet uno gertebr8itDruuaen ueruriabt
bat uno Der iib bier unteu bel uns
iebt als elm nidlt geraoe bebnafiher
vNoroerA bemertbar mndat. Die
Eemperatur 1T aiemlib fart ges
fallen.
Su @ronetun, 100 reulih Der
Detettiu WeDer erlhuifen murbe. 10.
ben fih ungef6hr lehssig Widnner
aufgemaht uno an idmmtliden Sas
looms bic Tiren sugenneelt.
BrDfefior @berbaro bat oas bes
mDtratiihe @refutiut0mite BON @uas
oalonpe COUNTY banon benohrihtigt,
oaB er Die domination gum County
ridter nidt annehmeu fDnne.
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Stretft ee nb.
Sefreit Sud bon uuu6tiger Gait.
Sin 9ewDbner bon San NntD.
nio seigt Sid. ipie Dies
III tim lit.

Srouloet niht unuDti9e 2eioen.
2eioen eine8 ihmerSenoen RidenS
iino uunDtia.
8efreit guch baoDn.
9Dan'S Hieren : BiQen beilen
ihlimn,e 8ifen;
sic heilen labme, ibm01e. ibn1er'
aenoe &Ifen;
0eilen iraeno cine EDrrn BON 0ie'
r%enleioen.
Cine Menae oDr lDtafeu 8euanile
fen. UNI Dies 81 bemeiien.
Mrs. q. Beters, SEQ. 902 Gpros
Weaquitea StroBe, San Intoni0,
Teras. mobnbaft, iuet: ,Sm Npril
1908, aIs i@ nod in SEQ. AS gals
itanD : StraBe mobnte, bate ib
aeraoe &ldenihmeraen aenuq, UNI
elm Wittel pie 9Dan's Nieren=
8ilen miroieen au t1nnen, bos Die
Shmerser aus benz &ifen fbneQ
uno prompt nertreibt. Sc iheint
fein @rurb bafir porbanben gu fem,
oaf ireenb Semano an &udens
ibmerSen Dber irgeno tpelben anbe=
rem SbmerSen leioet. bic auf Die
Nieren suriG5ufubren itno. penn
bies heilenoe Wittel i'm Berar Drug
Store gu baden lit. SD babe niht
Die Nbfibt, BON oieier uriahe nod
einmal gu leioen uno MID audi niht
erlauben, baB bies irgeno Semano
anbers tut, menn bieie Nngabe BON
mir basu beitragen tanu, oas gu
nerbinoern."
gu baber bel allen Sdnbleru.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co., Buffalo, 81. g., aQeinige Ngen-
ten fir bic Ser. Staten.
grinnert @uh bes 0amens
Doan BtlIen uns nebmt
feline an6eren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-23
Ser b~rounlhmeioi5de Meoent.

Der braunibmeieiihe &eaents
fbaftsrat bat Dem 2anotage oes Der.
aogtums ben Boriblaa gematt. ben,
0ersOa BON Cumberland etne Sriit
BON orei W{Dnaten Al gemdbren, in
melher er lih barber gu entIheioer
bat. Oh er feline Anipriihe auf 6ans
noDer ~aufgeben uno fib nit Breusen
ausi0bnen Mil. uno. falls &c fih nidt
bafiir entfheioet, eineri 6ersug aus
ben 9ebenlinien oes braunibmeigi.
ihen 6er5ugsbauies gu tpdblen.
@iner 8abeloepeibe aus Ber'
lin aufolge. bat iib 6err %9augerbaus.
Der Btrgermeiiter uuu a0penid.
uno Der Staotrat 5abarius in Splae
Der aablreihen SpDttbriefe. bic bel
ibnen rueaen Der 8erbaftung burh
ben falihen Sauptmanr einaetrDffen
iino, uno weaen Der ebeniD iartaiti'
ihen Ingriffe BON Seiten Der Breiie
aur &eii9uatien gesmuueen aeieben.
Der Shwinoler i0a feitgenommer
iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-23
Die gtaotratsfbuua.

am Wontag oerIief ubne irgenomels
DIE nennensmerte &einltnte. Cine
lnnae DistnniDn entlpanri fih, mas
NIT ben iberaiifieen glhen unb
0irihen i'm 8radenrioge Bart ge.
iheben fol-. 2ambert. RDbertion uno
Dapis proteitterten baaeeen. baB fie
an 5leiiher nertauft meroen; iie befirs
norteteu. bic Tlere an anoere Stdote
su pertaufen noer utasutaniheu.
Wopor gaIaaban batte elm Gneebot
oafiir BON benz 8eliber eines Solo.
Blnbes uno tuoute fie oieIem uertaus
fen. S1lieslih murne bic Nngeles
oenbeit an oaS betr. &umite suriiGs
oermieien. - 8eaiialib Der StraBens
babnlinie lber Goblin 6ia'f0a an,
Donnerftaa cine Spe5ialiisune ab.
gebalten meroen. - Der 6ffentlibe
Bart auf benz Government 6iigel.
ben Sam Rauerid Der Staot ibentte.
1T benz Sort Sam 6Duitun. reip.
ben Ser. Gtaater Regieruna, ges
Identt pDr0en.
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Die Saso bon beute.

5urrah. bic Saabaeit 1T aetommen.
Die Slinte ptro biibib blanf 9epubt,
Die Sa9otaib' 0 Der Wonb genpmnen,
Die LANCE ibon niBt raebr benuBt.
9es 2onoes erite Gioniere,
Sic Iebten meiitens 0 Der Saoo,
unb bnben Sirld' uno BnHeltiere,
9urb ihren ShuB. gum San aebraht.
Doh tnapper ruirb oes Baibmanns Beute,
.@s runr einr1ol", 10 beiBts i'm 2ieb,
uno 5tuii6en oarrnlS un0 benz 6eute,
ST elm gar GROCER nnteribieo.
Die m1ebti8en Brairien ihtpnnben,
Sas Bilo nets meiter tpeitlida 5iebt,
unb Seloer oeden jebt bic Sanoen,
$50 einit mar frees Saaogebiet.
Muh baben mir heut' S~aabaeiebe,
@ar ftrena uno tnifilib abgefaBt,
uno onB man oiele niabt nerleBe,
SeiBt es. behutiam aufgepaBt.
9as mao bic Sasoluft gieler bdmpfen,
Die nicht fuie e1nftmalS 5ieben fort;
Mas ionft Gefabr, unb mutis 8dnpfen,
SIT heute nur elm aahr1er Sport
Dod9 eires, muB ib tpieoer iagen, :
ST better, pie IN alter Belt,
SIR braubt n,dbt lange erit 5u fraaen,
9te Nnttuort hab' ib 9leih bereit.
Man fpnnte iDnft beim miloen Sagen,
Nuf Der 8rairie nerihmadbten Ibier;
8iel better iit's in uni'ren Eagen,
0as maht oas CUTE Conc Star Ster.
Gin Saabsua, Der uns beut' ion traeen
Su'S Qano binaus, pb nub', Db tueit,
Sat iiberlih in ieinem @aeen
Gin aithen Zone Star Bier bereit.
lIno trifft man oann auf teine Tiere.
uno fDmmt man niht einmal gum ShuS,
so iabt man iih am Zone Star S.ere.
unb bentt: r0as Mub're lit nur-SbluB!"
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Slns ppfe Ses a1utas

in @Detbe's .Sauf". Der einen grDBen
JlOb heQte unb pfleate. aab es eiuiqes
SUDDEN. gs mar Gin Dual, melde bic
5bfinse ertrasen muBten. Die iblim.
meren, ME ~ruhenben. ftecben,ea uno ine
denoen Aualen ber beuti9eu Btrtllhs
feit, o~,eieni9eu Der Meniben, tpelhe an
9amorrhoibeu lei6en, brauht aber Nie.
monb au %ertrasen. Daaegen 9iebt es elm
iiheres. Nnafeiis eenanntes 5eiImittel.
ons iih Se6ermann beibafen linn. gs
lift in alien MpDtbefen 81 baben uno auBer.
benz ruiro cine Brobe umIpnif an Sober.
mann o P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
24I6, NewYork, nerianot.
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Sun antoniu & arauias YaB Sahn.

8om 81. Oftober an aur1 Ii.
@ouember. inclufine. uiro Die Nrou.
ias BaB 8abn auf benz 4errpiIe
8weige ihres Spitems bic 4noe i'm
folaenoer @eiie laufen laRen, ur, ben
8euten bort ben 8eiut Der NusfteI.
lung in San Nntunio su erleiGtern:
Bafiaaier' Spe5ialsua f6brt t6aliG
BON &erruile um 6 ubr 80 Winutef
moraens ab uno fpmmt in San VIM
tDnio um 8 nbr 30 Win. mproeus
an; uerldBt ouf Der Ridfehr Gon
Nntunio nm IL uhr aben6s un0
toIunt in SerrpiQe nm 2 ubr NOR.
gems an.
@emildter Bug, SEQ. 10. perl6st
aerrolle tdsIih UNI 4 ubr nadnaits
taas uno tommt in San GntoniD nm,
Z ubr So min. abenbs an: er per(dst
San Nntonio UNI 8 uhr 30 W2in.
moraenS uno tumnlt in Rerrpile nm,
| ubr 10 Wtin. miltaas an.
sFimn'S ) Gents Aotnno . A~ionrren
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@tne funae SPLINTER uit 10.

Weine Wutter lit nit ibren 70 Sab
rem Jung gemaht mDroen. 8nanaia
Sabre lit iie an unueroaufihteit. als
tie uDr iehS WtDnaten electric BitterS
nabrn, bas iie heilte. idreibt Mrs.
Us. 8. @ilpatrid, Danfortb. Me. -
Brinat Maaen. 2eber uno Nierer, in
Oronung. 8reis so Cts. @aran.
tiert. Blu baben bel s.. aalteper &
Sobn. @eo. S. T. Shmiot, @taen'
timer. uno NoDlpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-23
DR.. MARY KING ROBBIE,

Gpeaiafift far Trauei . &rantbeiten.
Tinftes StDdwert. 6id8 @ebGuoe.
Office : Stunoen 10-12 uno 2-5.
Office: Reues Telephon 1348; Wub.
riung: Reue8 Telepbun 1887.
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SIntperstftmns

riihrt BON hrDniifer 8eritopfuna Der.
Die leidt our1 Or. Gina's Neue Sc.
benspiqen aebeilt meroen lam. Sic
entfernen Die giftiaen Seine Dbne
Beihneroen. Is @ts,, a%arantiert.
8u baten bel s.. 3alteper & eUbn.
Geo. s. s. Shmiot, @iaent., uno
Noulph 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-23

Das Stats /. Department in
WaibinatUn bat cine Nbifrift oes
0etrets ertalten, in melhem Der
aaiier BON @bina Die Ghaffun9 elmer
&Onitituti0n fir oos &eih Der Witte
als beuDritebeno nn5eiet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-23

Seine Nual Commit DER ourb &beus
matismu8 peruriadten elei6. Durh
ben 8ebrau6 BON elmer & 0tmenbs
Necept WD. 1881 miro ipfDrt 2ins
oerung gelbaffen. Sn allen GpD'
theten Au haber.
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Sic 9oue Star Gommi7ion 60.

Dc TUNE SI1t WUHIWINlUH VI.
erbatt tdgtibe Sancp Miiiouri. Iep.
fel atm Nranias BaB Depot. Der
8erfauf fnbet i'm Store SEQ. GIG
Weit, Commerce StraBe, SIoieite
uurt Martt Gquare noer nDn ben
Cars in iraeno elmer 0uantttdt itatt.
Buihel Doer GaB go Gents. Biaias
fte BreiIe in Der Stoot. INNER friihe
unb bette @are. Wadt Cure 8e4
IteQunQer,
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DRAUGHON'S
.RMl1za11GaNaQI

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson.
Austin, Waco and Ell Paso. at Colleges
IN 10 States. POSITION secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach BY
MAIL. Catalogue will convince Won
that Draughon's is THE BEST. Call
or send for it.
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@eht gu Bur9ftallex8
Sa[opnu no 81 etaurant, Bill
IitasS traBe neben Der 9aIe Der per-
mannslD6ne.
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Setrats sdbetne.

Sobn B @inter unb Marie RriIdlau.
Ruoolph Sheer uno Rano 4ierid).
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siHd's 5 Gents oupana /. siaarrer
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9ie SabresbOtfdaft bes MiaDOrs.

Die Sahresb0tibaft. melhe Der
Wapor neulih an Die Wttglieoer oes
StaotratS rihtete, bate folgenoeu
Wurtlnut:
Meine 6errenW titglieoer oes Staot'
rats BON San Intonio:
Nls Die iebiae Staotpermaltung
am /. SUM oes Sabres 1905 ihr Imt
antrat. befnnoen lib Die 5inansen
BON San Intonio in fDl9enoer Ser
faifunQ:
Smnebenbe Smmlo ........S Ill, $685.
Nngemeine 8Dn6ibul6. 2.l89. GOO. 90
9ifriftsBDnbihulb ........ 100000
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22

1T is one of the Unborn rules of the
profession for the newspaper men to
take grain OF salt with the stories
told by the press agents of circus
or a dog and pony show said T. W.
Ballenger, press agent of the Seibel
Brothers dog and pony show to the
Palladium last evening, but here is
story, fresh from the frying pan,
that neither has appeared in print nor
is circus fiction 1t differs from
many so called wonderful exploits of
animals because it is true. Last sea-
son when the Seibel show was in
Nashville, Tenn, our trainer purchas-
ed a dog of a very high degree of in
telligence that was Immediately put
through the course as a rider Names
for circus dogs are given without
much consideration, and the newcom-
er was christened "Dishrag" though
by what right l never have been able
to tell. Well, anyway, Dishrag be-
came the star riding dog OF the Sci
bel shows and probably no other Ca
nine in the world understands the art
of horseback riding as we'll. The sea
son passed without special incident to
Dishrag and this season when we op-
ened at Milwaukee the dog as usual
made the hit of the performance.
From Milwaukee the shows made a
1,400 mile jump to Jacksonville, Fla,
and when Nashville, Tenn, was reach
ed we stopped to feed and to give the
animals exercise. The half hundred
dogs were taken from their kennels
for a romp over the streets. Two
hours later when the call for reloading
came, Dishrag was missing. The
canine had recognized that Nashville
was his old home and was out seeing
the sights. The train had to leave
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22
SAN JOSE SCALE AGAIN
THE DREADED TREE PEST
II has Appeared in Eastern Indiana
Declared to be Certain Death to the
Fruit Trees-State Entomolosist is
to Investigate.

The dreaded San Jose stale, which
has been destroying millions of fruit
trees in the United States, has reach
ed Eastern Indiana and evidence Of
its work have been found in Orchards
in Delaware county. Prof Troop,
state entomologist is expected to make
a visit to Eastern Indiana this week
to make a detailed study of conditions
and devise a way to stamp out or re-
strain the pest.
The San Jose scale Is an almost in
finitesimal bug, which is attracted to
fruit trees and speedily saps their vi.
tality, causing them to die. The bug
has caused the destruction of number
less acres of fruit-bearing trees, with
the consequent pecuniary loss to thou
sands of dollars to fruit growers. The
coming Of the bugs has been herald
ed several times in the past, but this
is the first time that they have been
seen in Eastern Indiana.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22

made until the proposition of sale
with the price offered which cannc~
be less than the appraised value Of
the property. is submitted to vote
of the people. Unless a majority of
all the votes cast at a special cleo
ton held for the purpose are for the
sale, the sale as provided for by the
ordinance cannot be made. The law
further provides that the proceeds of
any such sale shall be paid into the
general funds While in case of such
sale the purchaser would necessar-
lily assume the payment of the out
standing s144,000.00 of bonds, yet it
must be remembered that these
bonds are a direct obligation Of the
city and that the city cannot avoid
the payment of them when due even
though prospective purchasers of the
plant might obligate themselves to
assume the payment Of such bonds.
If the plant were sold and the pro-
ceeds covered into the general fund
of the city, the moneys so received
might be used for the purposes speci-
fled by the City Council and when the
bonds were due the city would have
to pay them. The prospect of such a
complicated and dangerous method
of the city financiering is not pleas
Ing as it might open the door to ex-
travagance and waste and without
great safeguards thrown about the
whole transaction, the city would be
seriously injured.
In conclusion, the committee begs
to state that it is it's unanimous opin-
ion that the proposition of Mr.. With
erby, as herein before set out, should
not be accepted by the city.
(Signed.)
Henry w. Deuker. Joseph s. Zeller.
H. H. Englebert. John F. Davenport
O. A. Leftwich. William H. Rosa.
Fred Won Pein. A. NJ. Gardner.
Ed. H. femme. E. w Craighead.
Frank J. Neff Jesse s. Reeves. =
T. H. Hill.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22
The new PHILLIPS
VAUDEVILLE THls." GR

~ VAUDEVILLE THEs1TGR ~
o. G MURRAY MANAGER.
WEEK OF MAY 21st.
DAILY at and 8 p. M.
A-MIss GRAYcE MILLER,
Overture.
B-cASAD & DevERNE.
Musical Comedy Artists.
c-Mlss LEoNA THOMPSON.
Illustrated Songs.
D-ToT YOUNG.
Comedian Banjo Wizard.
E-LEON & BERTHE ALLEN.
Presenting their Musical Comedy
Entitled "A Girl and Man"
F-MiSs ALICE HAMILTON.
Character Artists.
G-CHAS. g. MINNIE, BURROUGHS.
In "A Domestic Blizzard" introduce
ing their comedy, Piccolo and orig
inal songs.
R-THE PHILoScoPE.
Motion Pictures. +
Week of May 2Sth-The premier
Ventriloquest; Parish presenting his
famous funny figures; the two, Alets,
High class character artists; AnIes G.
Feathers, premier Equilibrist and clev-
er acrobats; Mckee and Van, singers
and dancers. another feature act.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22

without the famous riding dog and
the attaches were all in mourning of
course We thought Dishrag stolen
or lost and the Nashville police were
furnished a description of the dog SO
search Well to make the story short,
Dishrag evidently saw all of Nashville
he desired in a few houis and return
ed to the depot bringing with him a
stray dog that he had taking liking
to. Discovering the familiar train
out of sight, Dishrag was brokenheart-
ed but not discouraged. He ran up
and down the tracks, followed by the
strange dog and finally jumped on the
platform of passenger train stand
ing in the sheds. The conductor dis
covered the collar that gave the clue
that the animal was circus dog, and
supposing the other animal was also
he permitted them both to rest in the
baggage car while the train pulled
southwark. Ten miles from Nashville
the passenger train passed the show
train and Dishrag caught a glimpse
of it. He set up howl that disturb
ed the trainmen greatly. The strange
dog chimed in also and it was decided
the only thing to do was to stop the
train and permit the vagabond dogs
to rejoin their rightful train. This
was done. 1t was warm welcome
that Dishrag received and the strange
dog also got the hand of joy. In
stead of being kicked out the new
dog was christened "Soapsuds" and
today as a riding companion to Dish
rag he also has reached the very pin
acle of dog fame. When the circus
comes to Richmond next Monday and
Tuesday Dishrag and Soapsuds will be
seen in a double act that will delight
the audience, especially the children"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22
Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages and lessons ambition; beauty,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22

to the Richmond Light, Heat & Pow
er Company of it's franchise under
the ordinance of January 18th, 1894,
for commercial and domestic lighting,
the right of the Richmond Light,
Heat & Power Company to furnish
commercial and domestic lighting to
the citizens of Richmond will cease
in January, 1919. If the municipal
plant is maintained and operated by
the city and no new franchise grant
ed either to the Richmond Light,
Heat & Power Company in extension
of it's old franchise or to any other
corporation to perform like service,
the City of Richmond will after that
date have for all time to come a mo-
nopoly of the commercial and domes-
tic lighting. Now that the city plant
is making a profit even in the face of
competition, its position day by day
will be more and more valuable. And
on the other hand, with the term of
the franchise of the competing COM
pany having but thirteen years more
to run, the position of the competing
company day by day becomes of less
value. If the municipal plant were
view of the case, 1t would be wisdom
for the city to continue it's operation
until the day it would have complete
monopoly of the field; with the
plant earning money now, and look
ing to the future when it will control
the lighting situation, all doubts as to
the city's policy in reference to the
operation of the plant should be set
at rest.
In case it should be decided, how
ever, to sell the municipal plant, the
Common Council would be authorized
and empowered to provide for such
sale by a two-third vote, prescribing
the manner and the price at which
the property would be sold, together
with the terms and conditions of
such sale. Before the passage of
such ordinance of sale the plant would
have to be appraised by three disin-
terested freeholders of the county to
be appointed by the Judge of the
Wayne Circuit Court none of which
appraisers would be residents or tax
payers of the City of Richmond
These three men would make an ap-
praisement in writing and the plant
could not be sold for less than the
full appraised value Of the property
less the amount of any bonds, liens
or other Indebtedness due upon such
property, all of which Indebtedness
should be assumed and paid by the
purchaser as party of the purchase
price of such property. No sale, how
ever, of the municipal plant can be
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22
A TRUTHFUL DOG STORY

Press Agent of the Seibel Bros Dog and Pony Circus
Tells the Romantic Tale of "Dishrag" and Soapsuds
the Star Performers Of the Aggregation.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22

1t has gone out of fashion
to boast of never reading ads.
Those who do not nowadays
ara inclined to keep quiet
about it, as they would about
any other personal shortcom-
inG.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22
New Officers Named.

The Epworth League of the Chest
Methodist church has elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Pres.-Mrs. Fannie Martin.
First Vice Pres.-Miss Chessie Joy.
Second Vcie Pres.-Mrs. Ida Pic
kett.
Third Vice Pres.-Mrs. Ellen Davis.
Fourth Vice Pres.-Miss Nellie Nor.
row.
Secy.-Mrs. Elma Siedweke.
Treas.-Mrs. Emma Hall.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22

vlRor and cheerful.
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble. has
become SO prevalent
that it is not uncofn-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys 1.-THE
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22
Notice..

Reduction In Price Of Mileage on the
Dayton q Western Traction Co.
The Dayton and Western Traction
Company will sell mileage books good
for the individual purchaser at 11kc
per mile, good for three months.
10-12t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22
A Live
Wire

Every nerve is a live wire
connecting some part OF the
body with the brain. They are
so numerous that if you pene-
trate the skin with the point of
a needle you will touch nerve
and receive a shock-pain it is
called. Aches and pains come
from a pressure, strain or in
jury to a nerve; the more prom
inent the nerve the feater the
pain. When the pain comes
from a large nerYk it is called
Neuralgia
whether it be te facial nerves,
or the hearts Btomach, sciatic
or other ominent nerve
branch. Tq&stop pain, then,
you must rfNeve the strain or
pressure f5on the nerves.
Dr.. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills do
this. w
II suffered intense pain, caused by
Gus medicines without getting relief
until i began taking DR.. Miles
good than all the medicines / ever
used. They never fail to cure my
headaches. and their use never leaves
any bad after effects"
MRS. WIN. BECKMAN.
957 w. 4th ST., Erie. Pa.
Or. Miles, AntI-PaIn Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. II 1t
falls, he will return your money.
25 doses, rs cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-22

child urinates too often, # the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made niser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dollar M:
size bottles. You may . =
have a sample bottle
by mail free, also Home Of swampRoos
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Roct
including many of the thousands of testi-
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghau1ton, n. Y, be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
bat remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, n. Y, on every
bottle.