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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-27
CONVENTION IN DETAIL.
Contests All Settled in Favor of the
Hearst Delegates.

Buffalo. Sept. 26.-The convention hall
was packed to overlooking tonight at 1855.
when the twice postponed second session
Of the convention was called to order. 1t
was realized that this was the crucial
meeting Of the convention. when the plat
form was to be adopted. the candidates
named and the most bitter convention
fight the Democratic party Of New York
state has ever known brought at least
10 a temporary conclusion.
The enthusiasm which was lacking yes
teTday was rampant tonight The COM
mittee on contested seats of the Demo-
cratic state convention found itself di-
vided. 26 20 81. regarding the twenty-One
contests involving sixty-two seats in the
convention. The majority report was re-
garded as q Hearst victory.
Mcclellan Delegates Unseated.
The fifteen Murphy contestants in the
five New York county districts were given
the place Of the Mcclellan delegation.
The Hearst men in Queens county were
given seats. and the Hearst contestants
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-27

state Engineer and Surveyor
= H. A. Van Alstyne.
Attorney General = julius II. y
y Mayer. \
y Chairman State Committee 4
4 Timothy L. Woodruff.
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Saratoga, N. Y, Sept 26.-Expedition
marked the second and final day of the
Republican state convention. From
early this morning, when it became
known that Charles z. Hughes OF New
York would be nominated for governor
by reclamation, the other proceedings
practically became formal and were
pushed to completion with the utmost
speed. The selection of the remainder
Of the ticket and the choice Of a new
state chairman were accomplished be-
fore the convention assembled, and IL
only remained for the convention to
ratify all that had been arranged and
TO adjourn. The session Of the conven-
ton lasted about two hours and in
that time the permanent organization
was effected, the chairman. State Sen
ator w. w. Armstrong of Rochester,
delivered his speech, the credentials
committee reported and it's report was
agreed to, the platform was read and
adopted and a complete state ticket
nominated.
The speech of the permanent chair
man was largely a review of state con-
ditiOns.
Cheers for Roosevelt.
General Stewart l. Woodford, for
mer United States minister to Spain,
reported from the committee on resO-
lutions. of which he was chairman. He
read the platform and emphasized the
cardinal features of Republicanism and
the features Of its party administra-
tons, both state and national Men
ton of President Roosevelt in the reso-
lutions and in speeches evoked ap-
plause.
Brevity was an appreciated feature
of the nominating speeches. The prin-
cipal speech, In which Job Hedges of
New York placed Charles E. Hughes in
nomination for governor, was the most
interesting event of the proceedings.
Representative Herbert Parsons
made the speech proposing the renom-
ination of Lieutenant Governor NJ. Linn
Bruce, the man he had kept from the
head of the ticket, and whom he
praised highly.
Delegates Were Timed.
Events leading up to the nominations
today were interesting and involved
innumerable conferences throughout
the night. When the opposition to
Hughes found it impossible, or at least
inadvisable, to nominate Bruce for
governor, and began seeking elsewhere
for a candidate, defeat for the old-time
leaders and victory for the new and al
most unknown leaders followed swiftly
The understood preference of President
Roosevelt for Hughes and the declara-
ton of Governor Higgins that he was
not opposing that preferred candidate
contributed materially IN fhe raS,,1f
but all this would have been umavailing
had it not been for the decided stand
which Mr.. Parsons maintained from
the time he arrived in Saratoga until
the opposition to his candidate crum-
bled to dust.
The Platform.
The platform begins as follows:
Assembled as delegates to the Re-
publican state convention, we gladly
record our pride and confidence i'm
President Roosevelt. We endorse what
co7tinued on PAGE 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-27

Lulu and Leander. This wed
ding trip of theirs brings more
trouble than their courtship.
Next Sundays Funny Pages.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-27
SUICIDE OF COLONEL Lusk.

y New York Sept. 26.-Colonel ]. !
y Lusk of the engineer corps of the y
y United States army, committed =
: suicide late last~night at the home \
= of his daughter at Sandy Hook. \
y n. j., by cutting his throat with y
= a razor. The act is attributed to y
y ill health. \
1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-27
The Platform.

The platform begins as follows:
Assembled as delegates to the Re-
publican state convention, we gladly
record our pride and confidence in
President Roosevelt. We endorse what
coptinued on PAGE 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-27

If you believe in the goods you
are selling, and believe that you
are entitled to the business you
are not getting, say so in your ad-
vertising.-Jim's Junk.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

AHs sibt anbere @ege Die tleinen
W Oiebfdble unb @eranba <SpiB>
bubereien su berbinbern ais ben
Sieb gu fansen. ginen @es ipesiea in
iueldem ieber Sausbeiiser Der Yoli5et
bebilFid iein fann 1T Der, feline Supe=
len ODER mertbpoue Sa@en im Saule
gu bebaIten, UNI bas Steblen niat elm
trasIi9 gu MAIDEN. Dieter Ylan
ipiirbe baIS Bic Stabt gu einem idIed>
ten 6eIb fir bic Spisbuben MAIDEN.
Sreiors in benz itarfen Stabl Sc
noble Ser SnStama Fruit
Company finb su baben fur ole
fleine Summe bon $500 per Sabr.
YOlisei auf @a@e Sag nnS Ia@t.
0orfidt lit better ais sta&f@t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
Yrafamsem bon &imaersartea=
2ebrern.

Gum erf ten Wale in Der @ei1i1te
bes Staates Snbiana perberl am nd1s
Hen Samstag, ben 80. Suni, in allen
Counties graminationen Der Mppli.
fanten fur cine 2i3ens als 2inoer9ar.
en.2ebrer ooer 6 ebrerinner, uel&e nit
ben 6Hsntli6en Saulsn bsrbunosn
inb, absebaltsn tperoen. Sieis gras
minationsrr febsn nit elmer &eiolutiOn
In l1sbereinfimmung, uelAe bon Der
Siaats i. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in elmer
Sibuns i'm lsbten September anges
r1omrnen tporbsn NOR, uno bic bes
timmt, bob iebss Sabr brei Mal, uno
omar an, Isbten sumstas Der WOnate
Sum- SuIi unb ausuf, iOI4e prti.
funssn ban 9inbergarten.2 e6rern uno
.2ebrerinnsn abssbaltsn meroen iOaen.
Die prtfunssl tusrosn fOlgsnos
9~sssnfdnbe umfaRsn:
89eorie unb praris Der 2inberadr-
ten; sini9lisbsno bic Gr6bcl'i4e p6ilO'
iopbis. ME He In ieInen apei @erten
v8ift's anb occupation" uno yStOriss
anb 8ames" sslsbrt miro.
MuRt, C19O7). Der APPELLANT
mub sinfa9s Mufit lsfsn t6nnsn.
3ei9nsn, $500. Der appIifuni
mus sinfa9e 3ei4nuneen nit STIFF
unb ptnisl ausfatrsn f6nneu.
gnsliid. Ser appItfant muB einis'
sdbe fe5lerfrei in Der sn9lti4sr
spra9s i9rsibsr t6nnsn.
Die applitanten miiRen tuenisfens
cine So9f9ule 3usi Sabre beiu9t b.
ben obsr fe miifsn mod Elm @ramer
in folgenbsn dd9ern ablegen: gny'
lid. 8rammatit, 8sf9i4te Der Ser,
Staaten, Geographic, aritbmetit, eng
liids 2~itsraiur, p6piolO9ie unb Se'
iunb6eitslsbre. Die gramina tueroer
unter Der 2situng Der S9uliuperintsn'
benton in isbsm @ountp abgebalten uni
bie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mtfen ben
Stats = S9uliuperintenoenten sul
prhfung unb Yefdti9ung 5ugeftid
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
sitnns Der Standardization.

Ser Seuerpebr 2teutnnnt George
@a6ia rei4te sefern bet Der gebDroe
feline &eFgnation Elm. tuel9e acceptirt
puroe.
Der Seuerpebrmann Clinton 2etpis
uuroe gum 2ieutnant eruannt uno in
ga6in's plas einseiest.
9arbep @lasier, tueI9er als Iuss
bilfs.W bel Der 5susrpsbr tbdtis
tpnr, uurbe Der Manniaaft bss 5susr.
Dspartemsnts als reguldrer Geuertpsbr.
mann einberleibt.
poli3ei9ef &obert Web9er rei6te GEE
Fsrn BET Der Siderbsitsbsbbrbs Antla.
gen sesen bie poli3iffen @barles Sobn-
ion unb q. u. &ufer tuessn pHfdt=
oerna4ldiF9uns uno unfdbigteit Elm.
SisieIben tuerben beute Na9mittas UNI
4 ubr Dor Der 8eb6rbs bsrbbrt psrbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
YoIi3euides.

Der ettetniger3 sit rusgert
ginbru9s unb @robbiebfabIs ssfu4ts
0eeer Sames Sapis, II Sabre alt,
1877 Susbroot Strabs, tpurbs ON Won.
tag in 2~Ouisbils, 2p., perbaftst uus
9efern bon ben @sbeimpoIi3ifsn 9u.
gan uno 2urb mad Snotanapolis
transportirt. 9abis miro bsiauloigt
nit acknowledgements Smith S4nei.
usrssi9dfte in unfsrsr Stabt bsimss.
iu9t 3u 6aben.
Der Nsaer Sobn 8. 2obe, q
5a6re aft, 901 Cotton Strabe, tuurbe
gefern bon ben Gablsrn Bernauer unb
4ibmilsr urtsr benz gsroa9t bes GIN
bruds unb Sleinbisbfabls bint:r i9ms.
bii9s @arbinen asbradt. Serielbs
fOI In bas 6aus isines &aHssencfen
Charles Sabis singsbro6en Isin unb
SCI sntusnost babsn.
George WiIfiams, 212S
9srinetor Noe. nobnbaft, purbe GEE
fern Der nnieri4la9ung bsi&uloist
uno prcmt bon ben geamten &udsr
einaefedt. WiGiam fon feinem 8rot.
BERN Worris Wbitlod $40 peruntreut
baben. gr purbe unter cine giirg.
lidaft bon $3.50 geffelt, um ibn fur
cine seri9tli9e gsrbanbluns fefi3u.
baltsn.
Sobn WorreII, 29 Sabre alt
unb 324 Sio Sem Ssrisp Str. tpobn.
Daft, puroe gefern unter benz 0erba4t
bes 8roBbiebfabls bon ben @ebeimpo.
li3ifien 2arib unb Samuels In 6aft
senDmmen. 9erielbe tpirb beI1uloist,
3pei Jabrrdber gefOblen 81 BADEN. gr
periu9te, bas eine an Der gde Der 9ela.
mare uno W%aihington Strabe 3u psrs
faufen, pobur6 er ben Derbadt auf
f9 Ienfte. 8si isinsr 8srbaftuns febie
er ben Bsamten @~iberfano enteegen.
bisielbsn mahtsn isbo9 fur3sn prossb
unb batter i'm balo In NummerS slider.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

allen mpbsrnsn Nusfequnger, uno tuis
auf allen, 10 lsibet fe aud bier on Der
Rrantbeit bss groBsn JOrmates. oas
peoer bas estpdblte WotiD nod bas
tanflsrii9e 2bnnsr rs1tfsrtigen. Die
Sdtsr Der mobsrnsn 2anbf6aft, Die
grObsn Weifer bon Jontainsbleal,
habsn b6&f feIteu srobe Jormate 8s-
rd6lt, unb aua fe bnben babel. Die
3. Q. Suubisnp, tuenig Slid gsbabt.
absr ss aibt bod auf Der gusfellung
cine ean3s 3ln3ab!ung wirtli4 frii9er
unb fsinsr 2anbiGaften, ). .. BON
Rafnsr. Bergman, 2ieisgang uno
guss1 Rampf. DDS meifbeiprO8ene
Bib Der Nusfelung 1T ruobI oas grObe
&eiterpprtrdt bss aaifsrs bon Der Sanb
bes Northumberland prOfeRors Wils
belm $rtibner in Karlsruhe. Sribs
ner bat auf biss Bib trobl mebr Sorgs
famteit %pertuanbt, als borbsr auf feline
groBen &si.erbilbniHs Der @roBbers6ge
bon SeHen uuo Yabsu unb oes 26nigs
bon @trttsmbers. Sas pferb III gut
gemali. an Sattsl uno 3aum3eug fin.
ben Fa einiss feline Y.tails uuo bic
Uniform III ni9t libel to!Orifii& abse'
fimmt. Mbsr ber Walo, Der ben Sin'
tergrunb bilbst, if Elm bartes uno
robes Stif Mrbsit, li4tlos unb tolos
rifii9 fumpf uno bas @eiat oss 2ai'
iers if edn3Ii9 bsrffdnoniblOs gemalt.
10 bab ss faf als etne 8sraerrung sr'
ideint. sIber mas min man9 Ttr ben
mooernen 3intler if eben Der WenfG
ni9t Self uno Seele, fonoern nur
Jarbe unb 2i9t; unb elm @lau3li4i
am Gattelrismsr1 it ibm wi9tiger ale
bas 2eben bss Wunoss uno ois
Spra9e Der Musen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
8eb0roe fur SHentltde Mr6eitem.
Reiolutioneri tuurben angencmmer

ReIolutionen tuurbert an9enpmmen;
STR @rabiruns bss Gabrpsges, &C.
ment. Seitenpege unb &anbfeine In
Der Oatlano Mpe.. bon Der 10. StrabG
biz our Nomlanb ape.
0hr gr6Huuns uno grweiterun9 os'
Maer bffli9 Der Srforb Str. In galo'
min & Wiaer's addition.
gnbshltise gnti9laRe purSsn &C.
fabt:
STR aanalifrung In Der palner'
Strabe, bon Der 2. alsp tueftIi9 be,
9sonarb Str. bis su sinem puntte 2(
CUB 6Fli9.
Ctr @emsntsS sitsnwege In Der st
Clair Str, bon Der WaHa9uistts Ipe,
bis gu ben S9isnst Der 8. g. & 3D.
giienbabn.
Str @smsnt-S eitentuege uno &anb'
feine In Der 80. StraBe, bonn Wefeno'
Der Bride tber ben 2anal Biz gun
Ofenbe Der Bride iiber ben @bit
Riper.
BeIaperben rtdt bsrtdf9tigt:
5fr gadEsinpfaferun9 oes 5abr
tpeses In Der L. NQsp iioli9 Der ct
Soc Str, bon Selaware- BIG Alabama
StraBe.
Cir SoIsblOdpfafieruug in Der II
strabe, boz, Der gentral. BIG our Col
lege Abe.
gorIdufge ani4ldse tpurosn 9utge
bsiben:
sshr Ranbfeine uno abge9renst
partanlassn lin Der Sturm Gps., Dol
Der Mrfenal. Bis CUR State Mue.
Ctr @snsntsS eitenwsge In Der Mar
iet Str. an Der Norbieite. bon Der sc
nate Abs. Biz gu ben S9ienel Der 81!
Jours gifenbabn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
6urntbarerW irbel.
Furm.

9ibepab, Oila.. q. Suni. =
8ibswab uurbe Iebte Wa&t bur1 einen
Wirbelfurm faf boIfdnbig %3erfOrt.
Sebes etn3elne gebdube bes Ortes
tuuroe BON ieineta Gunbamente losge.
riHen unb bonn Sturm entueoer ser
Hort ober sine bstrd4tli&e Strede fort
gei&Ieift.
grnRIi&e 0ertpunbuneeti BON per.
fonsn fno ni4t au permslpsn, oa ois
Bemobner bes 0rtes In Sturmh6blen
S4ub Qeiu9t batten. Der Uerluf an
gissntbum, WisbFanb unb ernte II
srob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
einsn FIR Aie sarmer unn 3

Giuen fur Die Harmer uno Bit
tualienbdnblsr fsbr intere1ante1 Be-
ri6t, bet bas 3enfusbureau iiber bic
probuition bon Butter, Rdie unb ton'
benHrter Wil9 ber6fentli4t. Die 3abl
Der Wolfereien i'm gan5en 2anoe sptro
In benz 8sri4t auf MIR s, 926 I'M Sabre
1904 a~mgegeben; Dber um faf 500 ue-
tiasr ais I'M Sabre 1900. giss Ct.
fIdrt f& aber babur&. bob oerf&iebene
ilsinere Mnlassr ben Betrieb einge.
HeIt baben unb unter 8enusung bon
S~sparatOren, %abm uno Ntl1 per'
faufen. Das In benz @ei&dftsatpeigs
anaeleate Rapital tuirb auf $47. 1885,
$50 cher nrl so pro3ert uiebr atgege.
ben, ais i'm Sabre 1900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

Brpant. Der 8lib ihlu9 In
Der Wittpod. Na9t In bas Wobnbaus
bes Sames 2anbers ein unb jerf4mets
terie ben S9ornfetn uno sas Dad.
Grdulein Sra @attreQ faB auf Der Be-
ranba bes 2anosrs'iasn 6auiss, als
Der 8libfrabl sinidlug. sic tuurbe
nit GROCER @eualt bonn StubIe gs-
ialeuoert unb blisb LANCE 3eit beEn.
nunsslos Iie9eu, bepOr fe fh8 erbo!te.
Gin anberer 9lisRrabl traf bas Ye 6of.
OslbaIFn, tuel9ss Der Bear Greet Oil
COMPANY seb6rt, unb e%nt3tinoete es.
uobur9 Elm Saaben bon aber $1,000
berurfa9t tpurbe.
Btncentes. Die Sncorpora'
tionspapiere fur bic r1eue Wbite Rtpe,
poner @pmp. tpurben am Wittpcd
BET benz Staatsfefretdr eingerei@t,
Dos GapitaI bisisr r1suer @sielf&aft.
ruel&es poa einbe3ablt if, h:trdgt
$500. 900. Die @ompasnie plrO elmer
aroben Damn BET Teder erri&ten, I'M
bic @emdKer bes Mbite 6luRes gu fam
uasln. tueI9e srobe 0poraulif4e Msrt
In Bstrieb iebsn tueroen.
in siusm %aoius bon fttrf5tg Dtst
len foI gleftriaiidt BON bieien werfei
our 2i9terwugung uno gum 8raftbs
triebe bon 6abriten seliefert perben
Der bstannts Snsenieur 6enrp Dab
f@am bon Detroit Der BITE erpBei
6pbraulii9sn.W erie In Mia9drn Gal!
unter feiner 2eitung bat, piro bi
neuer, WaHertraftwerie bet Seder Ct
bauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

Die 6aben Der 6erehtisfeit psrs
ben in bisisr WeIt febr unsers8t pers
tbsiIt. Sn @bicagO ldbt man bic grOBen
5leii9i9ld9tsr frafrsi laufen, tudb.
renb msbrers Der bisigen tleinen 5lsii9.
bdnbIer, tpsl6e sebOttsrtes JIeiid pers
fauft baben, perbaftet tpsrben iollen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
Mnarhiaiide alternate ioasn pie.

WHuLUtNIIWt NIItHIWte TUutH Wtt-
berum auf bas beoauernsuertbe iun9e
fpanii9e RDnigspaar geplant iein. gs
tpdre fehr intersfant su pihen, mas
f9 len. tsuFif9sn .8Ombenidleuoersr"
bel attentaten segen 10 barmlOie Wen'
I9sn ME bic geioen auf benz ipanii8en
a6niastbron osnfsug Wan fann re&t
tpobl bsrFsbsn, bab ein i4wer mibban'
bellies unb tpranniirtes BOLT. pie bas
ruiFi9e, 3u ben ertremfen Setpaltmit=
telr aegen feline peiniger unb Inter
brtder srsift. @o3u aber bieies gom'
bsni1leuberu gsge, 2eute Obne Shn'
benregtfsr unb Biutf&ulbs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

Ser yAlte nit benz &aiierbart",
Der sreiis 3aifer 5raH3 Soiepb bon
OeHrei9 bat f9 fbrmli9 gum Ssrsn.
meiftsr sntwidslt. Sein Seiu9 in
Ret&enberg in g6lrsn bat bic Ssut-
i9en nit ben b~ittsrb6ien Sf&s&en DoQs
ffdnbig bsribbnt. Wan befir4tet ie.
bod, bab bie Rabbalssrsien, iobalb sr
ben Riiden sefe6rt bat, wieoer losge'
ben tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

Sonep Cur, % SABRE alt, Der tn
8oberts Nbe. pobnt, tpuroe gefern
auf .inel 8srbaftsbefebI bon @barles
peterfon bon ben Beamten Wusgrppe
unb Rasema9er rpsssn Siebfabls ein-
aefedt, 2ur lou benz peterion $1.90
enttuenoet haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

selbif lit Der Wantt in wihtiger
angelegenbsit, fast PrdFbent &ooie=
belt uno tpirb I'm nd4fen Serbf cine
&eife mad benz Sfibmus bon Banana
u~nternebmsn, I'm fi8 bon Der Sage Der
Sinae beim gau bss Canals peri6nli9
All iberseuqen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

Sas Spri@wprt Sic grpben
Gisbs ldBt man laufen, bic fleinen
bdnei man., bswa6rbeitet fa aud oie'
ies Mal bstrsHs Der @rrBidld9ter in
Chicago. 9isie srOBtsn alss menI&.
li9sa S&wsins ssnieBen fursIOs ibren
aefoblenen &ei1ibum, ud5renb meb.
rere beige tlsine Jlsii4bdnoler, bonn
geiebe psrfoIpt uno unter antlage &c.
fent, TIRE gerbaftung unb gefrafuug
ieoen MueenbliG srtpartsr f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28
NamDem bic uniaglihen Snweines

reien Der @robfeif6pader aufseosdt
Fnb unb bisielben unter bebDroli9e
aufF4t ssfslt tueroen, 1T cine fol4e
Wabrsgsl aud fur ale lotalen 5leif4es
reien tebr angsbraGt. Sebe gr6Bsre
Stabt ioate cine bHsntlide S4ld9terei
.rri9ten uno IS folte fein gieb, oas
niat In oieIen Infalten unter beb6ro.
Ii@sr aufFat sei9la4tst morbsn TT,
In ben Wartt esbra4t psrber biirfsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-28

Den Wit9Itebern Der Sn.
biana y&etoil furniture Dealers NRo.
citation, tusl9e gsgenpdrtis su ibrsr
id9rli9en geriammlung hierielbft pers
iammslt fnb, uurbe aefern abenb bon
ben bisfsen W6bel6dnblern i'm 9eut.
i9sn Saus Elm 8antett gegeben. Rs.
ben bon Wapor 8ootwalter, Capt.
Sbomas Waoosn unb Hnberen foris
3on3sri.Wut u. I. N. fanben auf
benz unterbaltungss programm.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-02
Man Who Is Ahead
And His Importance
IN almost every newspaper you pick

I'm almost every newspaper you pick
up you are pretty sure to find q
lot of gush about the man behind
the counter and the man behind the
gun, the man behind the buZZsaw and
the man behind the son, the man be-
hind the times and the man behind his
rents, the man behind the plowshare
and the man behind the fence, the man
behind the whistle and the man be
hind the cars, the man behind the kO-
dak and tire man behind the bars, the
man behind his whiskers and the man
behind his fists, and everything is en-
tered on the list. But they've skipped
another fellow, of whom nothing has
been said-the fellow who is even or
a little way ahead. who pays for what
he gets. whose bills are always signed.
He's a blamed sight more important
than the man who is behind All the
editors and merchants and the whole
commercial clan are indebted for ex-
lstence to this honest fellow man. He
keeps us all in business, and his town
is never dead, and so we take off our
hats to the man who is ahead.-Judge.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-02

There are several districts in France
where the very ancient tongues still
survive. Basque is spoken by about
100000 persons, who are naturally
proud OF a language that is their ex-
elusive possession. for it is unlike ev-
cry other spoken tongue. and the as
sertion is commonly made that to IN
derstand it ore must have learned it IN
the cradle. This peculiar property
gives in the mind of the Basque people
support to their belief that it was the
language of Adam and Eve. The same
claim is advanced. though, for Breton.
The Romans when they conquered
Gaul compared Breton to croaking OF
ravens. About a million people speak
Breton Then there are Flemish, still
spoken by a comparatively small mum
Der in northeastern France, Catalan in
the Pyrenees- Orientales and Langue'
doc and Prevencal, whose gradual ez-
tinction has been delayed mainly by
the efforts of few literary enthusi'
aSTS
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-02
A HEALING GOSPEL.

The Rev. J. c. Warren, pastor of
Sharon Baptist church. Belair, CIR.
says of Electric Bitters: It's a God
send to mankind. 1t cured me of lame
back, stiff joints, and complete phys
ical collapse. l was so weak it took
me half an hour to walk mile. Two
bottles of Electric Bitters have made
me so strong | have just walked three
miles in 80 minutes aud feel like
walking three more, It's made a new
man of NE" Greatest remedy for
weakness and all Stomach. Liver and
Kidney complaints. Sold under guar
antee at \. G. Luken Il Cos drug
store. Price soc.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-02
Sheep.
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Rich
mond.

Do the right thing at the right time
Act quickly in times of danger.
Backache is kidney danger.
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing, dangerous kid
ney ills.
Plenty of evidence to prove this.
Mrs. l.. Aldrich, number 40 North
Thirteenth street. says: For several
years my kidneys were out of order
and two or three times each year
was laid up and had to take a course
of medicine. l had at such time S
constant aching pains through my
loins and in the kidneys. | could
not rest comfortably. and in the morn
ings was lame and sore all over and
was often scarcely able to get up.
Learning about Doan'S Kidney Pills,
| procured them at \. G. Luken' S
drug store and began taking them. |
soon felt better and continued to i'm
prove steadil until cured"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster ilburn Co. Buffalo,
New Yor., sole agent for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-02
Wheat.
MARKET SUM MARY.

CHICAGO Cattle: Common to prime
steers, 81 2iQ6 p; COWS, 50 75Gi so:
heifers, 50 7595 25; bulls, 81 GOA %;
stocKers and feeders, s. C094 %. Sheep
and Lambs Sheep. 81 00G5 so; lambs,
81 00G7 60; yearlings 81 1896 90. Calves
So 5046 %. Hogs Choice to prime
heavy, SC 7oQ6 50; butcher weights, Sc 20
as 7742; choice heavy. SIS 7OQ6 rs; me
dunn to good heavy, s. 50u6 co; mixed,
IS 4oq6 So; packing, IS 0016 25. Wheat
No, ; red. 741aM16c. Corn-No. ., Size.
Oats-No. ?, 3l12 Q32c.
EAST BUFFALO Cattle: Good to
choice export, S. 800 s.; shipping steers
81 70@5 90, butchers cattle, "a 4004 90;
heifers, 50 1914 40; fat COWS. s. 1908 80;
bulls, 81 63G3 80; mixers and sprngers
So 0O050 60. sheep and Lambs-Year-
lings. So 00n6 %; wethers, S. SOFAS rs;
mixed, IS olQ5 so; ewes, 81 7545 90;
spring lambs, SIS 0067 10. Calves-Best
IS 75@7 OF. Hoss-IIeaives Sc 95@7 90;
mediums. Workers and pigs, 81 00@7 10;
roughs. Sc OOGs6 10; stays, 81 00G5 90.
PITTSBURG - Cattle: Choice, IS $50
90; primo. s. 50Q5 20; tidy butchers
81 S0M5 10; heifers. s. 5004 SO; cows,
bulls and stays. 81 C0d4 90; fresh cows
wethers, IS SOFAS 60; good mixed, SIS zoo
5 40: lambs, IS 0o@1 so. Calves-Vcal.
IS 00@7 %. Hogs-Heavy hogs, Sc 80;
mediums. 81 co: heavy Workers, s. 05m
10; lighr Workers and pigs, s. 25@7 80.
CLEVELAND - Cattle: Choice steers,
s. 00@5 so; heifers. 81 00Q4 60; fat COWS,
SO 2503 65; bulls. s3 5OG3 10; mixers and
springers. $12 O0945 90. Sheep and
Lambs-Spring lambs. sc 75@7 90; year
Nngs, Sc 00G6 so; wethers, IS O065 %;
mixed sheep, 81 50@6 So ewes, 81 500
70. Calves-$6 rs down. Hogs-YOrk
ers and light mixed Sc IS; pigs, Sc S5;
stays, 81 50Q5 90; roughs, s. 1906 10.
BOSTON-Wool Ohio and Pennsylya-
MIA XX and above. 34035c: y, 31Q32c;
No. l and 1a-blood. 40141c; fine I'm
washed. % Y27c; unwashed delaine, 271.
@2S1&c; fine washed del1ine, 36437c;
Kentucky and Indiana combing q blood,
33@34c; corbing Il blood, 33@3i".
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: No red, 800
74c. Corn-No 3 mixed, 54ltc. Oats
No. mixed, 361ac. Rye - No. ;. &c.
Lsrd-ss so, Bulk meats-s9 62a4 Bacon
$40 621a. Hogs-s5 S5G6 so. Cattle
- 0005 10. Sheep-$2 1904 60. Lambs
"a O007 IS.
TOLEDO-Wheat, 741lc; corn, 531ac;
pats, &c; rye, soc; cloverseed. ST o2A.