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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
0oneerten I 8ig Ganoe.

Ger bar acncert, airfefoncert, t
.@ig Garoe airfe Iibite Ssnbna. Men
bet bar life bare aoncert, BET bar og.
ian EFT 5eit fan pi nGiten iiee. eiitber
College Concert @arb og aur anbnet
rpmIig Der bos os iin &oncerttourne
til @eiten. Otter beres SptrRoen Der
of oenrme bur6e 2utber Golege.8 lit.
terues belle Serb bIipe ct grobrines.
90 Seierstog. pit ie en- Gmatsrorga.
niiotion optrGoe meb Sen Sefnif %
BrPcijion icm bisie unee WgnS er
lSitenoe. s getancering og aolorit
iom | SonererrbeS biSner beres Sptl
iaabeI ON D%irigentens m~irfifalife
Eoritooelie iom ON be lpiQenbes Slio.
SIT fise, at De ipiqer goOt % nteo 50.
Ielie og Smag, er blot at iiee Den rene
Sanb9e0. 6rf. Soc brober tit nIlereoe
nitnone Hb iom SangerirSe | beb.
tie getpbning al Sroet. Soiierenbeo
og Sonefploe meo iunb mititfalit Sp.
fatning er benoeS Stprfe, iau bun
bill ioritaa at ipnge Tia inc | Sicrter.
ne, bpor bun fonmer. Eom iagt,
belle "Sruppens" Optrpocn Der par
babe aoncert % Set. 8lanot benz,
Der bGoreoe 4oncerten peo fin 0e9r.
b9relie bar Brofesiorerne Breits %
RGietb bner meo to 9stre, Srlierne
@eqite % 8otbne meb 0stre ira 90.
corab; 81. Berg, Sr. Soe Soegb o9
Grefnerne Reqie % Soegb ira
Sprirg@rope. Brof. BreiiS b%enbenote
nosIe Orb til Ben toIrige SoriahtItn9
% til Sc bortSraeenbe, og oen pafre
&oncert ~ofilitttebeS meS afipngelien
al @rie9s: Ten fore 6bioe Slot pi
ie", boor fsrf. Soc boooe Solopartiete
Wsunbug S%ormiSSag al. 10 ffrtIoe iaa
bele 8Iuffen aiiteo til Mabel. Get
iua imeeteIig IiSt trtit no tor timber.
tegnebe, font bauoe looet at ifaffe
Sfpns, ba oct ssreaneoe ira 0turse.
nen al. Wien mntrent aI. II flor
net oct op, og inn bar bet nfiteo. 8it'
terne fit oaiua / Wabel frit &oarter
% iogoe oe0 IfIfeben i~goaruorgeS,
al De bapoe bapt Oct ,ISmerfct. Baa
8rin6 al Reanet ON SorTiooagen
fim6e Scr intet @abeoptog bliOe, men
.Sperati fnnot paa at itiue tine 8olf
rlmNt Sisrret Of So~pebsubgt, % ioa
bIep Be goSe Mabelboreere falot no
al fine glttifer % aoutorer for at
lutte iii Whtitf, iont Dc meget iieIoen
bar anIcbning til at bsre / tn egen
gb. &oncerten ON aftenen bar baaSe
en- nuiitfaITf NpoeIie % en- finunriel
SltfceS. Gn Wtalto, Der ioritoar liz
paa ligt, iuabe, at set bar oGrot at
betuIe SOC bare for at fod bsre 0riegS
Sen itorc buibe Slot" iaoleoes Jun.
get, og Senue bans Wenine tiItraaS'
ties al oas. ion bapoe anleonirtg til
al uOtaIe fig. 9irSOag Wur9en gift
oct iua i "pripdte Gar" ab gilbert Sea
I'll. MtcS Surraer % fraitiee "@ol.
legeueaS" qIeo DC no al Gepotet %
bupSc oermeb, fem en- Dame uotrpfte
oct, "brGnot fine Stibe". Rt maa
1Grocn Qoa, ion ben ptI; men BEN er
ga bel beapnSt. SnObpo 8ittterne!
S.....
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
GntaapIaf.

- Miis Srsu Sanion, 'on bar
ppret / @bicogo nogle Tiger | 8eisg,
Tom bien itoite Ranoag.
- gen Bear bar berne llge orret
puu en- Sorretniugstirr til 0~tiuneiota
"a DC TO 9ufutnituter.
IS. Q. 8aite fuul biem ira ct.
Saul 5snoogs 1nt og meSoeIer, at
Wfrs. Boiue ou bar meaet bebre.
Oscar InSeriou reiite iorleoen
9aa tiIbage til Gram. q. Gnf., otter
at buoe pGret Der peo fin 5oScrs Sig
fGrb.
9rs. Oscar 8nlber Tom /
Strsbogs tiIbase fra R%ortbtuooo,
buor btn bar pGrst / geisg hos fine
Slegtnt19er.
0tr. og Rrs. 6. W. gbluarSs
rciite @anOags atten tilbage til G3i'
cnpo efter ct Betsy hos GFr. 90 Mrs.
&. s. 9romIep.
- Wtrs. SsSobn 2arion reiite Wun'
bags aftan tiGbuge til lit Stem / Sem
mare, q. Dat, eiter al bape beisgt
lin WHcoer, 0trs. 8. 3. gtelion, en-
fort Sio.
- Rrg. =. q. Sfitbrs % Ntrs.
q. 9. .NeIIon ira 9ortbnooS, Soma,
beisaer for Chen Wr. % Wrs. Cd.
Sitcuien her / 9pen.
- IiiS Sole g8cIoub, iom bar
en- glttif I gSbeelcr, 8is.. fom iiOfte
2sroog biem for at UGrc tiIitcOc pco
I'm @roSer giIbeIms @ruouatiOn ira
@rcdiuriSIe. Stolen.
49, Mrs. &oo6 ira minneapolis %
IRE Gstre itaubieoe Der / 9pcn itNitc
llqe pod @iennernrei'e I'll 8Inu6arO.
bile, @is., % bar unber fit 0pboIO
Der Wrs. Yfortir SnnpeniouS BiG-
itcr.
- Wr8. q. @eito ira Grafton. 90.
Cat, bar tiL5ruat noQIc Tiger ! @es
log hos SIG8t o. @enncr / W}oSiion
Iomui5m. sun reiicr bcrira Ill
@rmitc balls. Wiinn., boor bun ogioo
bar SIRat % 8enncr.
- Songiorcningen "2,trru" % rt
TsIQe at un0re Ecoruh FoIf bcaup
fig iOag Gor2oaO ipericI &ern.
baneoogn pan Sci til ga Gyo8ie. boor
oct R~orb0eitliQe SnngcriorbumO bar
fit 2te0ne Sen 6te, Zoe % Sbe SlrIi,
@rof. @isIe @ot5re reiite iinitc
2gr6ag Ill q. SAUL % minneapolis,
bocr ban piIbe beiege SIcgt % @cr'
rer / nogIr Taqe; 6erfro refer bnr
til GIap Gouutn, Q}inn.. for at beige
fine @rsNre. 4aitor Sob. Z. &FothnC
% Ir. GrtiuJ @otbnr.
- 6orri9e Cu@olg iamIc0c5 ON
firing 40 al 9Ir. % Mrs. !. Z,
SQos's BeunCr % o~Uerrateoe Dem
berc5 &jem ! qrIeonirg bereS 1905
grpInpS0a9. Dc meobraQte mango
tel'mngenOe 8etter % ~ierpereot
goo giter5mao, % Sc eftcrIoo ct flor.
SpeiIgIns iii @PirSe ON Gaecn.
9ranb0rieuet taISte8 iorrig,
Srehag til Wrs. g. WtcGuFers GUS
90 set fanSt, at Ser bar opitaaet III
inSe / $uiet, 90 at BEN booSe aior
betDOeIig SfaSe I ire 9areIier. 0el
bIeD Euttet peS au0snSeIie af Semi
faIier og BGto, baaret j gstter
gauSIanserne bIeo life briist. Mal
tror, SSI5cn mna rare paniat, ga Su
ict par laffet, og Ser BaONe life bare
garne ! bet paa Eere Tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
SorifieHtet.
Suscutt. Gie6mpn6ene / Here 8pe,

guscptt. GiebnGnoere | Here 9per
/ aonios 6ruger MT Gutomobiler lite
betfur Seite til at ienbe 8arer ONT
firing. 0ette fIaeer Sarmerne oper.
foroi @utomobilerne IfrGnrtter oereS
Sefte, og De tr1ter meb at bobcotte
gper iont seoan, 8infieIo, Mcgber'
ion o. IbeIine, bnis De life beftoer
tiIbage til oen eamle Sfif at BRUCE
Seite for @utomohiIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
11etice.

"a irB / Ell mar Gremtio tRnter at flpti,
min misunderstanding til en- iipr Sn.
Iom jeg 'snere iial uGyns, aigr lea herpsS
9nbIitum ppmsrtfcm paa, Of be Tom pnitsr
8iDeesr uoisrte Der, buroe mse BET iprits
briHgs iHo fine Beitiniugsr FAINT TONNE %
beHie benz, Der or beIhlts.
IPeo astelis
Grrs Berger,
3eeorah Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06

Eager Srrier. ErGiioent Rooie'
belt er meS fin Suitru 90 iir ptgite
Seu alereSe fomInen III Sdaamcre
Sill psS Gutter Ban, " D, giccprG.
iioent 6nirbanfs % $niiul er fom-
met til SnsianapoIis, Sno., % ogter
of bliOe Der i belle Soumer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
) Sortio oe Nutto.

Sor lib bar lGrt nteset, ipm bore
SprIabre mnrslebe &jenbifab til, Surs
%itaaelie af eIcr Snbiist /. Gang gr'
bsibstib, Gar IND % Gar no, bper Dag
mco Streb ~inbenosrs, / iispet % fpulm
Suit, bar p9rei ailSe til mere SpsoOn
% GIenpisbeo, enb man alminbelis
trpr. Get er Ipsnet | BET i~etere, %
sube 5remites er siort. Oct bar 10
inseu Sielbenbeb for tppe-treoiue aar
fioen at arbsibe in~oenbsrs, {. Gr. | Sa'
brifsr, pptil baabs IL ps IL Elmer,
Der iaaleoes falbtes ct Sasuerf; met
ielp | bore Gage ftdar mango itfor'
itaaerbe ~ooeriur SetpOninseu al en- RS
melig @rbsibstio for Ell rirtelis 9sn,
meb en- Tib lepnet for Nrbeiosflasiet
iii aanSsus rlopiflirs % Terionlisbe'
oens SprRblirg. Gfterbpert iom 8e.
tpbninseu al ~aanbeIis ~iaapeliom Icsem'
lts Sunobeo inoiees, fttser &ruoet iftc
alene til en- paslsnbe grbeibstio % ipr'
npben Rsnlisheb % SiI9ans al friI
9uit i~nbenbsrs, men psiaa iilitrettslie
Sppn % Hefrsntipu, rterer cit suo gu-
toritet pda bet Sntraaoe. "Site 81
nters Grbeioe, ptte Elmer III Sppn %
cite Elmer iii Sotle us gaubeus 5ur'
9oliug", bet er en COB Marime - bel
9ienremicrt bps grbetber,e ptlce bore
at lspe, ia bet pilbc sapne beIe Men'
n~eItebeber.
SisIse Srant Mun'ebs "Scrap 8put'
1tpocr Mtnfrelsu Ell Sart tilijps al inbs
til 60 % 20 Ntil / Timeu, ps ben TAI
iaaIeoeS muaIe iis meo ct S~uriistos
Set sr naturIisuis IN @isnina men be
ipnes bog life at bore fOrmeset iu9t, q
en- Spal pad 20 SOB uooitIer nuget ion
500 S%eitefr9iter. naar BEN briper III
ipGrs Srpp aieunem Saupst ueb Ell
5art al 80 Mil i 9imen. ON be
9ialct en- 8appstrio, finbe Spalen rem
be iurbi ben burtisits Scsunbamper.
9et Sprpa, hi taller, fan beteeue,
lpm ct SpItem for traaolss Selesraie
ring al Tanfsr msnsm WenrsIfsrs
Msn bpor mausipIoist er life bette Sp
item! De lsusube SprUS teller iOr 81
ben SEQ, for life at regue uso umtriul
5000 iorIfislige SiaIefter. @urppI
bar 50 SproS, aiisn 1913. Nirifa ia
gmsriia III, inches Gsrue i Stilsba
pct % bet iubiife Ocean bar All ior
FieIise Sprps.
DC uueer ben amerifanIfe arbsiber
liberation iprtersnce 5astVreuinger no
bstaIte iIipr pper b~aluancen MiaioI
Dollars bare iii nibfes Webismmer'
Gitsrluois % iii S~psebialp. 3 0or
gee grOsiusbper par bet imaat Ste
mso arbsiesrnes Organization for tpu
Var fibsn, ba Der urbsipsbes IL ps l2
Gpouet; M arbsiSes ppsrpeienoe s 81
msr for bsbrs asn sup rensans.
SpiIie G~oranbriuaer % 5prbebrinss
Vi 2ioeus Ssh sr Der life iorssaaei me
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06

Cigar Grifion iorn isr boeSe Der
| Gointpet, SeSe forrige llge ! Den'
per, Colo; GsSen fom phloieIig al
BloSiiprtriite. Sm par opporen I
Canoe Sorutibip, bbor ban bar teot
Scu 96e Dec. 1881. Sor Ell War iioen
iiSiueoen apriI iubgif ban / Wste'
fob meS Wtiis Caroline Crane, og
mart eitrr FtptteSe sc til 8enper for
hans SeIbreo8 StpIo. gridion bar
nao geien til tit Erbetoe, Dc ban bleo
raumct al glooitbrtning. Sans
Gig bIep braet biem og forrtse Gre
Soa Iteot til SpiIe pua gig Canoe
airfegaarb, bpor Euiior See5lnts for
retteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
9ecDrab % Smegll.
Sen ste SnIi 1908.
arste.l

Tprsoaa 2SSc Sant Mtr. % Nirs. Z. 2.
SdHtplpn-en Sea.
Seanoos ben 2Sen Snit, Mr. % Mrs. 3.
". Neiler-eu 9atter.
Tpoet
Sause.-S Springfield Sopnibip, Gper
Sause, 45 Nar sanlmsI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
NgnFfnIb.

gbeu Sm,ge | SprinsfieIo SOtun'
fbip Ssbc fcrri9e ilge % bleO besrn'
ten 9grSag fra 8aibington BrPrie
Sirte, bpor gsditor aoren F~orretteoe.
Saiiae 6ur bel firnbt berontring, oar
As @ar aammeI og ueift; Fan eiter'
IaSrr fla TN Mooer, ct Ban Seitre og
negle 8rsbre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06

eeuo "Seeorab.ToIteu" til SIGoi
% genuer ! bet aamIe 2ona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06

bore Sfripemibler! mine guiiebdse,
iorianer en- Nanb | 1gbambsr's Soir.
noI", a Brepfonpoluttsr en- ufienbi
5anbeIsuare. grepsne blep iammen'
iolbet paa EN- esen Waabe % iuriesIet
enien meb Sal eIer SbIaier. 7raipa'
pir brusies iffs men Sarb. JjarYen'
ne brustes ousralt, % for at iiIifjare
iaabanne bobbe man "Ienueinipe1-en
gstesneiie man enonu b~ibebolbsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06

Spilts G%oranbrinser % 5prbsbrinssr
/ 2iosus Ssh CT Der life iorssaaei msb
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
YOUTHFUL SUCCESSES.

Lord Give distinguished himself at
TWENTY-FIVE, attained his greatest fame
at thirtyHve and died at fifty.
Gonsalvo de Cordova, the great cap
tain, had gained q great reputation and
was made commander in chief of the
army of Italy at forty-one. =
Henry Nv. of France was at the head
Of the Huguenot army at sixteen, be-
came king of Navarro at nineteen,
overthrow his enemies and became
king Of France before the age of forty.
Montecucculi at the age of thirty
one, with 1900 horse, attacked 10000
Swedes and captured all their baggage
and artillery, gained the victory Of
Triebel at thirty-two, defeated the
Swedes and saved Denmark at forty
nine and at fifty three defeated the
Turks in the battle of St Gothard
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
DR.. SNADENE2 IS PRAISED
: ,.e g,.camoad Minister Delighted an
Audience at New Castle.

Dr. Swadener's lecture on Fun and
Philosophy" is one of the best ever
heard in this city, says the New Cas-
tie Courier. He is a pleasing speak
er and captivated his auditors at the
very outset, His theme Is interesting
entertaining and abounds with profit
able things for all who heard him.
The lecture consumes about two
hours and there is not one dry minute
in the whole 100. ......s
Dr. Swadener did not come to New
Castle a stranger. He is pastor of
the First M. E. church at Richmond,
the leading one in the district, and
has an acquaintance with many peo-
pie here. Indications at present point
to his selection to succeed DR.. G. H.
Hill, who is about to retire as pre-
siding elder of the Richmond district.
DIR. Swadener has delivered lectures
all over this section Of the country
and is constantly being urged to de-
vote his entire time and attention to
this line of work, but has never made
up his mind to desert the pulpit for
the platform. He has been a mem
Der of the Northern Indiana confer
ence for some years, prior to which
he was in evangelistic work with
headquarters in Cincinnati.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
FACTS FROM FRANCE.

Paris has an artist who decorates
''art' stockings, and his charges are
from $3.50 pair to almost any amount,
according to design. ......t.,. -#
In the French city of Beauvais a
small vehicle built with two wheels
and drawn by a man or boy is in COM
mon use. 1t is called a vinaigrette.
One of the familiar and picturesque
sights of Paris is the postage stamp
market, which meets both in summer
and winter under the trees of the
Champs Elysees. Here stamp collect
orS meet, buy and sell and discuss
prices.
About twenty-four miles below the
city Of Bordeaux Il bed of rock that is
still menace to navigation is being
blasted out and will be entirely re-
moved during the present year. For
these channel improvements $6,OO0,OOO
was appropriated by the French gov
eminent
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

George 4sde is we'll on his way to-
ward the upper Nile regions in Egypt
Maude Adams has passed the one
hundred ard si1ty-ffth performance of
Peter Pan at the Empire theater,
New York.
After most successful tour Edna
May sails for London at the end Of
March to begin the season at the
Vaudeville theater.
Lawrence D'Orsay has begun his
New York engagement at Days thea
ter, appearing in Augustus Thomas
comedy, The Embassy Ball"
Since last fall William II. Crane has
played across the continent and back.
Mr.. Crane is appearing this year in a
play by Charles L. Darcy and George
Ii Broadhurst called The American
Lord
Ethel Barrymore sails for London in
May. She viii appear outside Of New
York this season only in Philadelphia,
Boston ana Chicago, presenting the
double bill by Barrie in PANTHEON"
and ''Alice-Sit-by-th the Fire"
Maude Adams tour for this season
has been abandoned. She will remain
with Peter Pan" at the Empire thea
ter. New York, until it is time for her
to close for the summer vacation. The
Empire theater will open next Septem-
Der with John Drew.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
SOME SURPRISES ARE COMING
ss1.- AT THE @. r. G. 4. MEETING.
HUGHART TO GO HIGHER
General Manager is Slated for the
Vice-Presdency.

1t is expected that at the meeting
of the directors of the Grand Rapids
&c Indiana Railroad, to be held on
April A.. many changes will be made
in the officials of that road.
The changes already stated, accord
ing to well-defined rumors, are as fol
lows J. II. p. Hughart, now general
manager, will become a vice-president
of the company; J. w. Hunter, now
superintendent of the northern divis-
ion, will become general manager; B.
II. Hudson, superintendent of the
southern division, Will become super
intendent OF the northern division;
r.. E. Casey, trainmaster, is named as
4 successor to Mr.. Hudson. Ii is said
hat changes win be made in the me-
enan.cll department also.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
POINTS ABOUT PLANTS.

To make the leaves of the rubber
plants glossy and bright sponge them
with milk.
Mildew ON the house plant Is caused
by sudden chills. It attacks young
shoots particularly. = s=s
Roots Of house plants are often
found to be rotten II the plant Is al.
lowed to stand In water. III @9s -
'tsAs.hyaclnth can be easily teolored q
delicate pink By putting the stem In q
bottle Of red ink and leaving 1t there
FOG an hour.
When fhssleaves Of plant turn sick.
" yellow something Is generally the
matter with tho root. and the plant
should be turned out and examined
II the cause IL not apparent removal
Of the old soil, reporting in fresh and
suitable soil, will effect a cure.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
CASUAL PHILOSOPHY.

Co1sips have no use for people who
refuse to furnish material for them.
Whoever wastes tine brooding over
time earlier wasted aces so much tn
faster.
It runs in a circle. Ii trouble drives
you to drink, drink leads you to more
trouble, and there you C-e.
Dishonesty in lis last essence is the
forsaking of permanent advantages
for those that are merely temporary.
The millionaire who has caught up
with fortune by turning sharp corners
n much poorer than the bankrupt who
fail0d doin9 hia hon0st haSt-Suc0aaa-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
NOTICE K. OF P.

Tn Tuesday evening, March q, a
special train will be run to Center
vile on account of the third rank to
be conferred by Triumph Lodge, lis,
X. of P. Fare for tn round trip will
be twenty five cents Train will leave
p, c. c. & st. l.. depot at Z o'clock,
Secure your tickets from members of
the lodge. All members desiring to
go are requested to join the boys on
the special. Brother Supreme Chan
cellor Chas. E. Shively has signified
his intention to be with us on this
occasion. COMMITTEE.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
SAM FRED'S OPENING
Richmond's New Store Has an Aus
picious StartAMusic and
Flowers.

GA Main street had an suspicious
opening yesterday. Over three thous-
and people visited the store and car
nations were given to each visitor.
Music was furnished on the piano
and violin. Suits at $40 and hats at
81 are an innovation for Richmond
people and Mr.. Fred promises to do
WELL
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
At THE THEATERS
EVA TANGUAY PUT ON A SHOW
LAST NIGHT AT THE GENNETT
SHORT BUT SWEET.

On Few Occasions Has a Musical
Comedy Appeared Here Which
Took Such a Short Time for Its
Production - Adelaide Thurston
Makes Her Annual Appearance in
Triumph of Betty" Thursday
Nigh.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

Walter S. Ratliff, guardian of Ger
trude E. Vore,, yesterday filed a re-
port of partial settlement.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
Mtp6iight at Coliseum next week.

MtoMight at Coliseum next week.
Fred Smith has returned from few
days visit with. friends at Corners
vile.
For winter or summer, Mrs. Aus
tins Pancake -four. Always good
at grocers.
Attorney Ray Shively has returned
from a trip through the South.
just rvLtH You want Small place In
the Hnty for sale, $1,400. Call on
Woodhurst, 9l3 Main.
Mrs. Nellie Jester has returned from
a visit with her sister at Elwood.
Mrs. Austin's famous Pancake
flour is in town-freh and delicious
as ever.
Glenn Beeson Of Cambridge City
was in this city Thursday.
Money/ loan on farms or city
proner/ on favorable terms. We do
not Va more than oue-half the val
ne u property. Dickinson Trust
Co.
Rev. r. I'LL I,uha viii 20 to Kokomo
today 90 0Icllte at the funeral Of
/. Mrs J. =. Vale
Mrs. Austin's Pancakes will help
you to regain that lost appetite. AT
grocers.
James Crump Of Chicago is visit,
ing his brother, Ben Crump in this
city.
Dickins[ Trust Gomnanv has
money n loan OH real estate al Ia
vorN terms. We do not loan over
one-half the value of property.
Ben Bartel has returned from bus
mess trip to Indianapolis.
Try 66me of Harmeier's Graham
Walks. Finest in town, 12kc per
pound. Phone Hill. .- ..s#at
John L. Rupe yesterday filed the
suit of Harry Porter VS.. Sarah Stell-
horn, for inquest.
Teleth>Re the Richmond Steam
Laundry to get your laundry. tt
Sharon Jones has returned from
Chicago. I'll
See Dickinson Trust Company for
loans M real estate. Favorable
tekn/Ion loans of less than one-half
thN4alue of property.
Earl Dennis has returned to his
home at Muneie after a visit with
friends fhis city.
H0rvard Dentists. 9th and Main IF
Miss Lettie Parker has returned
from several months visit in the
mountains of New York. ~
MbeMight at Coliseum next week.
Worth Morgan has returned to In
dianapolis after a few days visit in
this city.
Try some of Harmeier's Graham
WATTS. Finest in town, 12kc per
pound Phone Hill.
Lee Nusbaum has returned from a
business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller returned to
their home at Cincinnati yesterday aft
er several days visit with DR.. Mot
tier of North Eighth street.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

Eva Tanguay in The Sambo Girl
last evening broke all records for the
production of a musical comedy in
this city. The curtain rose at Sis
o'clock and the curtain dropped on
the last act at 1918 o'clock. The
farce can be best described as short
but sweet. Eva Tanguay is the same
vivacious little woman as of old and
her stunts were applauded time and
again. There was but little to the
plot of the play, but the Etion never
tagged and the comedy was good
Miss Tanguay's SUPPORT was excel
lent.
Plenty Of Dsed chickens and
fresh vegetables of all kinds. Straw
berries, grape fruit and bananas at
the Bee Hive.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

Gibson Scott was a visitor at Green
field yesterday.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

Mrs. Nellie Jester has returned from
a visit with her sister at Elwood.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

Mrs. Austin's famous Pancake
-four is in town--freh and delicious
as ever.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

Glenn Beeson of Cambridge City
was In this city Thursday.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

just ssh6f you want. Small place In
the Hnty for sale, 1,400. Call on
Woodhurst, 9l3 Main.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

Money/ loan on farms or city
prouer/ on favorable terms. We do
ne Of property. Dickinson Trust
Co.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

Fred Smith has returned from few
days visit with. friends at Corners
vile.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

Attorney Ray Shively has returned
from a trip through the South.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24

For winter or summer, Mrs. Aus
tins Pancake -four. Always good
at grocers.
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-05-30

being the amount that we spend for
adulterated food. OF course, much
that is used cannot be tampered with.
so that a much larger percentages than
10 of many articles is not pure 1t is
easy to estimate the actual loss from
buying such food. but conservative
statiSticianS believe that the adultera-
tiOnS reduce the value at least one
sixth, this is considered low esti-
mate, but even that brings the loss up
to Sl5O.OOO,OO0. Or in other words,
that is the amount paid out each year
for worthless or in many cases injuri-
GUS adulteratiOns.
a table is given, compiled from re-
ports of inspections in various states.
the first item is, of course. fresh milk
and the word preserved refers to the
use of something to prevent early
souring.
Study this table we'll. is it not an in
teresting record, is it not appetiZing?
Consider that most of the tests are
several years old, it is not at all pro-
bable that such goods are any better.
most likely they are still worse by
pure food law very evident? But do