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The Irish standard., 1906-08-18

the man with the family iortrait gall
lery to the one with the ,Hentvtiye
cent tintype
1t is truly comforting tn feel that the
possibility OF inheritance lies on the
side of good breeding. and not on that
of Ignorance 1t was With some such
sentiment that the lady quoted in the
San Francisco chronicle" made her
claim of ancestry
oh, yes" she said proudly, I'VE can
trace our ancestors back tD-to-w.ll
l don't know who. but we have been
descending for centuries"
The Irish standard., 1906-08-18

II wouldn't be fool if I were YOU
said Bonar to friend
"1f you were me you wouldn't be a
FOOL" was the reply.
The Irish standard., 1906-08-18
Still Descending.

DR.. Holmes says it is better to be
self-made than not made at all, but,
all else being equal. he would choose
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
ROBBERS LOOT HELENA OFFICE,
Registry Packages and Cash Taken-A
Part OF the Money lie Recovered.

Helena, Ca. May 2S,-The pos'otfice
safe was blown open by Aardi,s here
Thursday nigh, about o'clock IN |
sNcut so H. cash, toge ''' WITH t.
rs.'sty. v",,ages an "4N val
able papers and document,
Ni,roslycerine was u-rl AMI the
door " The safe was blow aN'Nt ZEN
feet, The robbers evident INl Sk",e.
ton keys, for no marks W.. wtle IL
opening tho outer doors aHi 'Ho oN,,
signs lief, 20 show that an explosion
had taken place were the shattered
door Of the safe and Charrei trag
ments OF paper which were scattered
over the floor
Every drawer in the safe was car
ried away. Later searching party
found the drawers Of the safe hid In
a small branch in the outskirts " the
city and recovered all the papers, with
the exception Of the registered pack
ages. FOrty.fve dollars in cash was
also recovered The robbers had cv.
identity stopped TO divide The booty aui
left the money by mistake
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29

hereafter to h." slloS"i by lac. aud
generally 90 do sli thlug' nrcra.aty
,ni proper Tor ca''ylng "a s7td husl-
n"ss, and tor th's" purposes 10 hsv"
and pOparss al the nights brushts
privilege I'D imnuultlrs tnrll"pt
20. and given under the lAT. ~ th's
STATE TO n corporation ~ such rhNTac.
ter
rht'j tie AIN .unt ~ thr rNrttNl
stock ~ said rorpu'Atiun .hAl' b" ~.
teen Thousand co.'s DDU DollAt., ~ be-
Itytdtd INTO one luudfrd aud F,tIy
.hAvrs OF the psF value ~ O,r Hun.
dred (tluOl Dollars eacn. ptyAbls IN
lAvful money ~ the United states snd
At least MY per cent VI the capital
stock 10 be paid In tlll before the cor.
poTatiOu shall be authorized 10 cntn
tnence business. the r"matnd"' ~ he
raid As provided ~ section no Re.
weed StStot-s Of Florida
FOurth-Thls rorp1ra ton .hail rIist
prTpstuAllJ aud 10. cofporA,- ~Iistenr"
shall commence on the date ~ the 10.
suAnce 81 l.rtt"Fs Patent
Ffth The anairs ~ cad corporation
shall be- managed by Hoard of D,rsc.
tore not less than Eve nor more than
rLtt,e-n. Who shall bs elected annnai.
" by the Stpskho.dsn on the aecOud
To~sday ~ JahuATy Of each year. aud
must posses the quAlih-at ons pre-
srEib-d By the laws ~ the STATE ~
Fi1rida There shall Al.o be- elected
~ the Stprkholdsp 81 the me ~ Tho
election ~ said Directors. . PTrsli' OF
ktrs.ffssiient CsshisF 81 m,d ~uI.
poTatlon, sarh ~ whom shaii b. .
membSF ~ the board Of DiT~ctnfssod
90 ~rted ,ls's'gom al such sl~ciirp.
sIrrtt the CashlsT. uho mAJ ~ maJ
not 10 mSm,ssE ~ sAii Board az mAy
bs dstfmibrd hJ the HtIesi0hi~U ~
The tame % sunh sisrtipn And Gntil
s1~h hfst sissIi0s. Shirh 'ha Do h~id
At Ten O'clock . o. On the day hefrig
bAm~d the names - ths D,'~vt0'' sbo
sf~ 10 mshAgs ih~ aaaU - cad 80.
posR,ioh sbd the nanss - ths Ffr'I.
Deaf. s.PfVsiisnt, tsshisF ~ uH
eOrIosAtish aEIll thlss Sisctss ~ ne
a,.i slset,nn ,hsli gq.liiJ. aSs - i,l.
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& tAsry T. Nsi,Sa. SD " .
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sagp ssttSa san 90 AL siags s9b, sei
,ts=l' % q sssh Ass0sat a. shAil a3s "a
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s@vvstk-fes Eazss sal Fssl4sa 20
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
CHILDREN'S DAY
A GRAND SUCCESS
First Presbyterian Church Was
Crowded Sunday Afternoon
VERY INTERESTING PROGRAM

II Comprised Songs by Congregation
And interesting REGULATIONS bV the
Little FoIks-Funds to be Used for
Lapsley Support
The children's day for foreign mis-
sions, which was held at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday afternoon. was
largely attended, this being meeting
OF the congregation and Sabbath school
OF this church,
The proceeds raised from this meet.
ing will be forwarded to the Lspsley
support fund which will be used in
defraying the expenses Of the mission.
AIRY boat Samuel n. Lapsley, on the
Congo river, Afri,a.
twill be remembered that some
time ago Rev, Or. Samuel y, Lapsiey,
after his own conceived idea, con.
structed a missionary steamer for
work on the Congo river, the steamer
subsequently being wrecked. This
steamer, which has recently been COM
pleted at a cost Of many thousands Of
dollars, will be commissioned to the
same field and for the same purpose,
and the fund now being raised is for
the support OF the cause.
A very interesting program was rem
dered a. follows:
The Great Question" an exerc sc
for six girls-Mis'es Lillian Clark,
Eloise Douglass. Bernice DeLand Hell
en- Beeman. Ruth Howard and Helen
Schafer all OF Miss Fleming's class.
Recitation, The Wonderful Story"
Master John Eddins.
Recitation, His Name"-Misses
Lila Ford, Alma Harold, Frances Nc
Donald, Margaret Merchant, Winnie.
fred Ped rick and Roberta Taylor, Of
Mrs Niisls class
Address, "Our Congo Mssion"-El-
der Christopher Matheson,
Recitation, My Dime Master
Will Evans.
The program was interpreted with
appropriate song, and altogether the
meeting was quite success, a Eeat
sum Icing realized
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
Is Disease a Crime ?

Not very long ago, a popular II agaZins
published an editorial article In which
the writer asserted, in substance, that all
disease should ~ regarded aS criminal
Certain II l., that much OF the sickness
and ,Eter ~ %! mankind j. due ~ TN
vol, n . certain o. Natures laws.
IT =, "a" ;.at o., ~t>NnCsS should b.
regalu "a uS Grimiua., must appeal "
every reasonable individual as radically
wrong.
1t would be harsh, unSympathetlc,
cruel yes criminal, 10 condemn the poor,
weak, over-worked housewife who sinks
under the heavy load Of household cares
and burdens. and suffers from weak
neSscS, various displaccmcnts Of pelvic
organs and other arrangements peculiar
to her sex.
Frequent bearing Of children. with Its ex.
acting demands upon the system. coupled
with the care. worry and labor OF rearing
large family. Is often the cause Of weak
nesSeS deranRements and debility which are
aggravated by the many household cares
and the hard and neyer-ending work which
Pierce. the maker OF that word-iamed rem.
edy for woman'S peculiar weaknesses and
ills-Dr Pierces Favorite PreScription-say
that one OF the greatest obstacles 10 the cure
OF this class Of maladies Is the fact that the
poor Over-wOrked housewife can not get the
needed rest from her many household cares
and labor 70 enable her to secure from the
Is matter OF frequent experience. he says
In his extensive practice In these cases, 10
meet with those In which his treatment fails
by reason OF the patients inability 70 abstain
from hard work long enough 10 DO cured.
With those suffering from prolapSuS ante
version and retrOverSion OF the uterus or
other displacement OF the womanly organs
IL Is very necessary that. In addition to taxi
ing his "Favorite Prescription they abstain
from being very much. or for long periods, on
their feet, All heavy lifting or StraininG Of
any kind should also be avoided, As much
outdoor air as possible. with moderate. light
exercise Is also very important Let the
patient observe these rules and the Favor
lite Prescription will do the rest,
Or. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent free
on receipt Of stamps 10 pay expense ~
mailing only. Send to Or. R.N. Pierce,
Buffalo, y, Y, II One-ccnt stamps FOR pa
per-covcred, or 81 stamps for cloth-bound.
II sick consult the Doctor, free Of charge
by letter. All such communications are
held Sacredly confidential,
DR.. Pierce'S Pleasant Pellets lnvigoratS
and regulate stomach, liver and bowels.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29

San Francisco, May ~ A heavy
rain and wind storm which began pl
Thursday NIGHT a. ~ oO,Ook. ,pH'lu
ued Throughout, the night T. causrt
much suffering among the thousands
~ refugees l!,iug In tho tents AMI i'm
proyls"d shelters In the public park.
Preside and vacant lots The ma
jori,y ~ these unfortunate are pro
v!ioi Wi'a good tents. bar hundreds
are poorly projected against N" IN
element weather IN a'li'lon 20 the
rain tho n.ah' Vas ycry cold
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
mo CURE, NO PAY. q"
How j. W. McCollum g. Co Sell Nv.
omei, the Guaranteed Cure
for Catarrh.

tor Catarrh,
!. w McCollum & Co, have Al uu.
Il uAl offer to make TO OR readers
one that will be OF the greatest value
TO many,
For some years W. M'NNi M v
Co. have been watching The resultS
from the use Of HyomeI, n treatment
for catirrh that cures toy breathing
indicated air, absolutely without any
stomach dosing The results have
been so universally successful that
they feel justified IN mSkOng a public
offer to treat The worst cHs" Of catarrh
IN Gainesville with the understanding
that II Hyomei does no; cure, the
treatment will cost absolutely nothing
The regular Hyt mel outiit costa only
one dollar, and consists Of neat pock-
ct inhaler that can he earned ~ purse
or vest pocket, n mrdiclu" dtopper,
aud n bottle Of Hyomei Ntulsi. not
enough for n cure, extra nort,"s Of
ilyomei can be obtained Or ~ cents
J. W McColum x c. positively
guarantee a cure, il llyomrl /. used IL
accordance with directions or they
will refund the money.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29

4 the subscribers are ]. u watkins.
NI'Anopy Fla II L. Montgomery,
M,canopy Fla % l. Fra.t"r. Mlcanopy
Fla j Is simonton. MlcAuopy. Fla
! J. J Barr. M,cauopy, Fla h. q
ChUiy, Mlcanopy. Fla &, T. Melton.
NicAnopV tlA VI. \ Carlton. Mica.
nupy, fia Ella PrA,or. MicAnopy
tiA Sur y fcA.trr, Micauopy Fla
i l. stokes, M,ctnopV Fla VI r.
S'hlAtrr, McanopT. Fla and r. \
Rose, Evinston, Fla.
Eighth The sub'cF,bing tncorpOra
tore. to.wit, VI h. sehlst"r, J u
watkins II |. Montgomery, . l.
fsAstcF. i II Slmonton, J J. HATF, r.
& Cbnty, & T. Melton, " 4 Carlton.
Ella PrAtot, sue - F"ad.r ! l.
Stokes aud I 4. Rosr have subscribed
Tor the following amount ~ stock Op.
pDs,t" thsiT namrs repeatedly ] u.
WAtkins twenty .nins shArrs II l.
Montgomery, ten shares - l. Feas.
Ter. ten shares Il S,monton. tsu
.ha'es J BaTT. tWenty. i've shares
D. & entity, ten share. &. T. Melton,
isu SHARES " T. SrhiatoF. dhesG
shAfrs NJ 4 Carlton, tWU shares
T "', o''
Nv, 'uA d" 49," ~
~ ~ "A,,
S"3'"' w $1,000
'i's'H' ,'n 20, c'.' y, wv eAp'A'
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10 uesn'i "av'I's"t J." we u, '"ns' -
p'".'u'n W 'N p'''"'"' '"7s'',
'"A' 'H9h l"o''Ass ''''' h'' .i''",i ' 'l'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
Stomach Tro.bl.s

Mr., -as NArtis &c oli ssa hiEs.J
,..pse,ri f..idsnt % Ftls1ois ~"
uns go uth aomAth t'Dsbls zoe
nor. itac,I u.oUtt' ChAab~'iA p .
stomach an4 LIVER Tsh.su JARED tsf
-. uJ,. = ran noe eat ssJth'ss !
ust and ar lis tsosdsU uomAA 10
he w1rd W FED 'aes god nTs '
90. Fu,nls - aij drsgEsts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
PEOPLES BANK APPLICATION
FOR LETTERS PATENT.

Notice 10 hereby gwen that an tie
3Dtr day June 4 u ,a0b the under.
.grrt vii Apply TO Iiis Er'ellrhcj
y " hrowArd Governor ~ the state
Z Florida for Letters Patent ~ N"
charter proposed accompanying this
notice
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
Frui, Salesman Tortured by Band

Spa.'anburg. :. C., May % Accord
ing to a report that has reached OH.
GERS here a horrible fate was melted
on; % a fruit tree salesman by moon
sinner. IN the Dark Corner. Accord.
l. E, 20 the story. the unfortunate man,
WHO va, selling trees in 'ha' territory
W. Inspected Of being revenue on
Ger In Disguise and one night last
week he was en''ced from a house
where he boarded and taken into the
woods hy a party 81 a dozen or more
mJun'aincers. After tieing the man -
a log a sharp knife in the hands Of one
81 the number was used In ina!c'ing
lnJurie, too horrible FOR publication.
l. IS learned thar tho victim ~ the
mOonshlners' wrath hRs since hIcd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
rroons PosItIons Changed.

Washington. MAY 26.--N general or
der was issued Friday BY he vat 4"
partmont relieving COMPANY Il. ~ IN,
Ninth infantry, from duty at r. por
ter, = Y, and trausforring 10 Fort
Wavnc, Mich, upon the arriya' At Fort
Po--r ~ the FIRST battalion ~ the
Tive" Infantry
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
Postmaster Robbed.

G. W. Fouts, postmaster AZ River
ton. Ia, nearly lost his life and va.
robbed OF all comfort, according to
his letter, which says; "Fnr ~ year.
had chronic liver compliant, which
ed to such = severe case Of jaundire
that even my finger nails TUNED yrl.
low; when my doctor prescribed Flee.
trlc Bltters, Which cured me- and have
kept me we'll for eleven year. sure
cure for hiliousness neuralgia. weak.
mes. and all stomach liver, kidney and
bladder arrangements A ~onderful
tonic. At all drug stores iocents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
lemo Will Probated.

Chicago, MAY 2G--A dispatch to the
Record.ilrra'd from s. Louis. Mo
says thai the viii " Mrs. Jul'l Temp
widow Of William J I.cmp. milionatr,
brewer, va. filed for probate Thurs
day ~. value of her estate Is cs
tima'"i a. $'oonp Miss Elsa Lomr
Il left ono.Scv,n'h oC the estate. which
Is - Doe held in Drps, until she Is %,
years old hy he" brothers, William !
Lemp. Jr, and Charles \. Lcmp Sh,
Is to r't $l,ou0ooo on ttc IA, NJ her
marridGo and If NAo dies without il
sue before she Is 80 years NJ age. hci
snare will rover, 10 ~, other heir,
Each Of the other six children get
equal suarcS ~ The estate, bu' some Of
tho Requests are conditional
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29

TAs -saboar4 Ar Lac ossfa!~' bsf.
,.s st,sos can '~'S"sa As9o ssS
TanvA o. srsa .ssv'sF Sad9 iAa'
facets stis tss sa2fatsa ifss 'fOa
Ga. 4esTl-s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
s,.. oms Condition improved.

Sea Nofk. May 20 -C0nunu~f I'm
p-y,srr.ut uas reported Frithy 10 the
con .l,.oa u Mu JeTsrSoa Davis IL
3, rl~ $50 4Ayt s!bes sAs bad slah
t~F..r..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29

Uh'crAud pur'nSnt - the require.
nrnts ~ the StAtutr. ~ the Slate 81
FiuriiA. w.. the unicrsigned j II
Watkins, n. + Srhla,r'. II. l.. Mont
geometry. G r. Melton, aud r. &.
Cbitty. d~,lrinE frr ourselves, our Asso.
c'at~s and successors. 10 form aud be
Incorporated As corporation Tor car.
Tying On the business ~ banking DO
hereby give notice that ue shall apply
To the Governor 81 the state Of floridA
Tor DeIteu Patent
The proposed charter % - ioIloWs
Firt-The corporate name ~ sard
corporation sbAil BE- Peoples ham "
located Abd having tie pripcipal ofii-~
aud place ~ business shsTe its UprFA-
tons are "a BE- carried 90. In the toan
~ Nicanopy County ~ AiaehpA FLOR.
ida
second The pu'pp'"' and objects
Tor which this corporation 10 ovRAniI ii
and the business Q, ~ conducted bI
cad corporation 10 . gsusFal banking
business, the dtsssSntIrK and SsK Itta.
tiBE ~ gromlssoTy Goiss, drafts, b.ls
Of 81 -hanEs and ttts' evidences ~
debt FsesiVisg de .ssis. buyinE sHd
ceiling stGhaaEs r1ig aDd baii.ot A.,
lOaBinE nonsJ on psr'0hAl shd real
sscgrstJ 20 hold rufreass and sos'sJ
rsal e'tais Tor al p7fFosss hos ~
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-27

LEGISLATURE TO ADJOURN
Wife of Governor Makes Request and
1t Will BE Observed by Legislators
May Close Monday.


Columbus, O., March 26.-While
Governor Pattison's physicians are
apparently encouraged by his i'm
provement, they admit to close
friends that he cannot recover. The
tide of vitality rises and fails, but on
the whole he is losing ground. The
physicians expect from the course OF
the disease that there will be periods
of improvement and depression.
which will resolve the ultimate out
come into the question of how much
reserve vitality the governor possess
es. They are fearful of another re-
lapse at any time ana have a further
fear that the governor has not
strength enough to carry him through
another such attack as he had yester-
day.
At Mrs. Pattison's request the leg.
islature will in all probability ad-
journ next Monday. The House has
already passed a resolution to Quit at
that time. Senator Hafner, chairman
of the Senate finance committee and
one of the principal opponents to the
plan of adjourning so early. declared
| tonight that he had withdrawn his
| opposition because he had been tol6
that Mrs. Pattison favored an early
adjournment.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-27

INTERESTING CHARACTER
SHE HAS TRAVELLED ALL OVER
MANY PROMINENT PLACES,

Mrs. Virginia Claypool Meredith, of
Cambridge City, who will lecture at
the meeting of the Domestic Science
Association Wednesday afternoon, at
the South Eighth Street Friends
church, is one of the most interesting
and best known women in the coun-
try. The following excellent sketch
of Mrs. Meredith, reproduced in
part, appeared in the September issue
of Dignams magazine, and was writ
ten by Miss Esther Griffin White of
this city:
Mrs. Virginia Claypool Meredith.
one of the most unique and interest
ing figures among the women of the
day, combining within the sphere of
her activities interests which have
hitherto been regarded almost eXclu-
sively masculine with those of more
or less public character, in which wo-
men have also successfully engaged,
is yet typically and delightfully."- FEM
mime going to demonstrate that oc-
cupation or pursuit does not make
the woman, nor yet rob her of that
subtle attraction which constitutes
the charm of her sex.
For Mrs. Meredith's reputation as
a successful stock breeder has made
her known all over the country, and
added to this, her equally as well es
tablished reputation as lecturer, writ
err and instructor, and her public ser
vices. brilliantly exemplified during
the Columbian Exposition, at which
time, as one of the Commissioners
from Indiana, she acquired an inter
national reputation, makes for an un
usual and forceful individuality.
Mrs. Meredith was herself for six
years a lecturer in the College and
School of Agriculture of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, located at st
Anthony, between ST. Paul and Min
neapolis, a department of home eco
Monies having been inaugurated anG
brilliantly conducted by her for six
years, the results of which, under hel
direct observation, only going to con
firm her practical conviction that
herein lies the solution of a much
vexed question.
Although Mrs. Meredith was inter
ested in stock breeding during the
life of her husband, she did not take
over the entire control of their extern
sive interests until the time of Mr.
Meredith's death in 1882, since which
time she has had the exclusive man
agement first at Oakland" and later
at Marlborough" where she now
lives.
Mrs. Meredith lectures all over the
country and has been accorded
many honors, twice having been in
vited to address the National Council
of Women, once in Berlin, later il
London, and writes constantly fol
reviews and publications devoted tt
the consideration of subjects il
which she is interested.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-27
MARC WEDNESDAY NIGHT
fine PROGRAM PREPARED
Lecture Course Program Committee
Has Secured a Rare Treat in Great
Magician's Entertainmen t-Repre-
sentation of Faki-s of India.

The program for Marc. the magi-
clan at the Coliseum tomorrow night
is as follows:
Part Marc as a Magician.
Part 2.-Maro as a Musician, Artist
and Shadowgraphist. 1t is during
this part of the program, probably,
that Marc illustrates most forcibly
his wonderful versatility-first by in
reducing various musical instru-
ments, including Maro's Great Saxo-
phone Quartette.
Part 3.-Magic of the Orient Dur
ing this part of the program Marc
will don the costume of the ancient
sorcerers of high priests of India. and
gives a most realistic and wonderful
exhibition of magic. as performed by
the famed fakirs of India.
Part 4.-Forty Minutes More of
Magic.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-27
TO COST $4,000
SAYS CHARLES
CITY ENGINEER MAKES ESTl-
MATE ON PLACING A CON.
DuiT ON MAIN STREET.
WOULD BUILD ONLY PART
Suggests That City Put Down Twelve
Squares of Duct and Leave the
Rest Till Another Time.

City Engineer Charles yesterday
stated that the plans for the proposed
Main street conduit would not be
ready to submit at the next meeting
OF council.
1t is proposed by council to build
the conduit from First street to TWEEN
ty-third street and Mr.. Charles thinks
that 1t will cost the city $4,000 or
more.
Mr.. Charles is inclined to believe
that tn ewisest move would be to
build the conduit only half the dist
ance proposed for the time being.
Mr. Charles was asked If it would
be inmpracticable to place high and
low tension wires in one conduit. He
stated that it was done in many plac
ies and gave good satisfaction.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-27
SERVICES IMPRESSIVE
Funeral of Mrs. Rachel Scott Held
Yesterday at Her Late Residence
Rev. HadIey Officiated.

The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Scott
who died last Friday, was held yes
terday afternoon at her late home,
Rose HILL in West Richmond. Rev
Hadley of the st. Pauls Episcopal
church, conducted the services, and
was assisted by the Rev. III. M
Hughes. Mrs. Earhart and Miss
Brush sang several selections.
Many of the relatives of Mrs. Scott
were present at her funeral Her two
sisters, Mrs. Oliver p Morton. and
Mrs. Gill, of Indianapolis, and niece
Mrs. Harry /. Miller, of Chicago.
Mrs. Scott was one of the most
highly respected and best known
women in the city. Her death was due
to fall on the ice, received about a
week before her death.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-27
WILL SOLICIT
LOCAL CAPITAL
COMMERCIAL CLUE INTENDS TO
HELP RICHMOND'S STRUG-
CLING INDUSTRIES.
ROOMS LEASED FOR YEAR
Appointment of w. E. Scott Is Secrc-
tary of Club Was Confirmed by the
Board Of Directors.

At meeting of the Commercial
u~,r
Club directors last night it was de-
cided to appoint a committee to sole
it local capital for industries already
started in the city which needs more
funds with which to carry on their
business.
A committee is also to be appoint
ed to secure new members for the
club. The rooms of the Club were re,
leased for only one more year as
there is a possibility of the club Sc.
curing the front rooms at the Mason
ic building after that time. w E
Scott was retained as secretary OF
the association.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-27
Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne
Railroad Company.

Richmond, Ind, March Is, 1906.
The annual meeting Of stockhold-
ers of the Cincinnati, Richmond and
Fort Wayne Railroad company will
be held at the nsaheipal Office of the
Company. in the City of Richmond,
on Thursdy, April 5, 1906, at ten
O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of
electing eleven directors and trans
acting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
S. B. LIGGETT, Secretary.