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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
WHO SHE WAS.
sKETcn OF rnf LIFE or LYDIA E. plNKHA,
And True SO Of no~ tho Vegetable Compound Had lis shA
and tio~ the Panic Of Is" Caused 10 Be Offered loI
Public Sale IN DFus Sofss

tsiols sAsg hsd sissn "a ave. flssis,
fesg 1iFsi ias pIiFisF a. raa %
saE.s FhsEaFhisas ssiiiss telsh ne
nsshs ~ lts nstisinf hos ssiise
i.liis q ilHkhsns Nsssiass Gees
RaaRi asa ihass ssss dislTiDsial -
iis ifnthsa 500 10 iosioR, Ass
H.Ik asa iiiesssiiR
Ilsf spatsffsi esraiiss Ilalsftirs -
ihs tasaieins. seIe a. q Fgfsi stishl
ssif sfFsisisiRs, co. shasssF assf a
Iseesan.satsi "a NJ 9itsFs al ihs g.
asnd gradually ifgFessesi
"a lsif 30 s,saslHsi sssEs ii.s isai
~ hsi saved Fnoagh mspsf - esa'
n,shos nsssFsfrs satsliisies sh1 ifssa
ihsi iiHss i1s sFwslh aRd ssoosss ~
tts sHissFsiss SEES sssaFsr. aaiii 10
isg t.y,iia q i'inshsa "a bee NsssiA'
be CoapssAd have lsossaas hoassi uii
safis sssfgshsFs and nsnf iSss -
Fppls and q Fbs ESQ assd saasai iH
ils aanaisoiaIe,
t.sdis D. i'iathsn herself did hei
iiss 10 sfr he strai ssooess ~ ihis
sofk Ris PASSED b. boz reward ssafs
sga, bai Hoi shili che has provided
a.ssas fsF cshiis9ins be sofs 81 -
faciitsIg ss shs csaid haze debs u
hFfsrIf
DaFias BE- ioHs and ststiiai eager
isior shs sss stef mssho4ical ih Be-
sofs shd sts wss slssys careful ~
pfsssrss > record ~ sssFy csss ihsi
canss b. hrr ssisation, Toe case - st'
sfy sies wpman sho spFiisi "a ICE Zoe
advice and ussrs ssfe ihsasahds-
received eafrfal sindy. sei 40 asiAiis
'nsiading sympiaais, iissta.rni snd ~
suiis asfs rpcoiiej ior isiafs frlsF
o. 90. znd isday tbsss records Together
siul harduas ~ ihonsahds mads
sinao. afp aVsiiab o a. sics -oissn he
suf.d otsf. % fsrirsehi aFssi cola
bof.iiyn VI iniefmsilsa regarding ne
tfssinsui - soman's ilis, phish zoe
asihrnirly shd .zccsraey eau hstdll
b. eqasis5 IN sos library "a 20
aorld.
With Lydia 4 Piekhsm vofkej hsF
daagh.cf.ia iss, ne i'rs.eui Me- Pirk
ham. She pas carefully Instructed Ia
all hsF hari 500 sBoslsdl, and ior
ycAFs.shs assisted her In boz vzss cur
rcspoudcnes.
To boz hands naturally fell tho a..
rccilon u the work uis lie originator
pssse5 away. For ncariv tscniy Eve
years she has continued IL. and moth.
ins In The wurk sboss shea Lydia .
Pinkham dropped her pen. and tie
present Mrs Pinkham took g ~. With I
soman assisla T., sumr - capable a. /
herself. the present Mrs PinshAm con
iinues this great wVrs, aud PROBABLY .
from the Office Of no othcr person have
20 many women been advised boa a.
regain hca tn Sick women this advice
i. Yours for li'al,h." freely given II
!, ou Only write 10 ask for H. /
Such Is the history Of Lydia r Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, made OF
simple roots and herbs, the one great
for women's ailments and
he fitting monument TO the noble wo-
nan whose name Il bears.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
WHAT coLoRs TO WEAR.

The color Of the eyes should dc,
termine the choice Of the dress and
millinery.
A blonde may wear pure white w!;h
advantage. but the brunette nearly al
ways looks better In ercameolofef
fabrics. This ought TO be more gen
orally recognized. Brown eyes aud u
brown dress 20 well together.
Blue-eyed girls should wear blue as
often as possible.
The tan shades are not suitable for
slim figures. while black satin intensi
fies round shoulders.
A small toque is exceedingly unbe.
coming above large. round face.
Dull black Is the best choice for
faIr.halred woman. while brunette
must order something brilliantly black
II she really wishes TO look her best.
Tucks and stripes running down.
ward become the Juno type OF woman;
but the thin, angular beauty should
have the stripes and tucks running
around her dress, and she will be sur.
prised to find how much her appear
ance will be improved
Although the style Of the new hats
rather demand that they should be set
well forward. still II is well to remem-
Der that a hat brought too far over
the face gives hard, bold look to the
face. It makes her look II she were
being extinguished under an enormous
hat covered with rich plumes when she
would look daintier and pretter in a
small shape.
Heliotropes are more than ever suit
ed to those brunettes who have clear
complexion, but the woman who is un
fortunate enough to be sallow should
never wear or permit to be near her
any shade of delicate hue.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
BENNINGTON On tfs
80. - sas 49,. "a siiisss sstsn
I.la a. $50 hrsasEs

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Hsia a. s-.s h~sssEs
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FisiioFs ~ AS VILLAGE ietsg,
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fF0sa = sisli Ia AeeAsnAssilis
NTs Priscilla tiia1kHET hts leksn
Tooaas Al sii essi Main sisset
Nl AHlh6Hf CtsPlsF No Gan VII
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Al ali saesaFsFiAs :" his iseiif sAd
fsishts,
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sooriasi f'osiiisa IA cea'isss taAr
iins All
Wallace AAisssa,n aai Casrlas ia,
~ as t..es sEsia siisf tisiiiaf IA
ii,sasisk faiis
Miss AFnss Case hss so1FFisi
nosili0R siih Ne waite Nif 90 ~
Aanh iAsasingson,
Iism ilsnsiss has FslaFhsd b. ne
hsla Ia iiaasifk VALE afsT fisiliRs
isp ssess in ihs siiisgs
Mrs AHEin \ iiasks. sho hss hrsa
slsndihs sanis iiess iR Aes Aalk Fiil
slh fsisads, FstsFped holas fesisF1ss
iiaisfFs sisssli No has t~sa q gees
~ his l,fs.ihsf It0Rss ~ intsf sifret
Zoe thFrs eeets has friafesa "a A.
has
Misses iifidsis ahd iisssis CassY
haze 81 sFhsd g. i'iiisasid sfirf sfrHt-
lns uss Holidays siih ihsiF aeihsf 80
Aafsh sifeei.
NF shd NFs ilnissls uailiihsn ahd
t0hh uaiiiiHsh ~ hrlaenfsasd has
Fsiqfesd, sfsf spsaiias ~ holidays
10 its sllisse
Niss ksihFyn nsiion snd Mis- lsnsi
o'Nsii have Friafhfd ffsa q hoiidsi
eacaiios sPsst Ia iioosics Yale ahf
North Adaas,
Nissfs ilmi6 NaFFissoY, CsihsFinf
t.snns shd nsHis ishaisH have Frtafn
81 ffuln ihsiF hoiidaf FsrsiigH in
lieosies fsils,
tssais naiipo sha has hrsH sF~isdihs
shs holidays eiih relatives aha ifisads
hsfr frinfhsd O. NJ Mirhssi's caiissr
Ia wlnoosAi rhnfsdag aiirFeoon.
Installation ~ otiosFs ~ Csnp y
t,aHs - Nsisfsas. siii BE- hold al GAR
hall, Nohdsy. Jan sat SPA. EFsf9
pesahsF i fsqassira h. b. afessui
AfthaF ~ i.ockseod aad iinlins
iilackHasF IN last nighi iof Ns~ fofh
~ tlsey siii sist nnii Saturday
aEd ihsn isafr fof iamAica inf 'ss
seeks saip1Fn,
ilst u iiafi,sf. pastor ~ he Goa
srsssiiohsi church Ia North nsnnifs
loo pfuarhsd ne Wsich nishi sermon
la thr Methodist church In Sa1th
shsiisbsFy snnday
Rev Charlss u Sos -ho reosui
y undsrscns q Surgical operation a.
10 fosi Graduate hospital in Nrs
York 10 improving and gill 90 bably
- able 10 isate Tho hospital IN q 'ev
iays
Ito Installation ~ tho neuiy elected
lflcsrs oi George 4 Custer. hih CorI's
Post uill occur Saturday evening Tho
INSTALLING oiicrr uiil probably h. Past
Dspsrimsni Commander Hcfhrft =
rsy Tor Of Braiiioboro.
The school uili ruopon after the
holiday vacation next Monday. 80
he request n many the exhibition of
'chool Work that vas displayed the
ast thcce days before the SCHOOLS
ttosad utti L. giEsu AGAIN for she frat
hire DAYS. Coming ss Il did iu't nj
christmas time there ~rrr many sho
sere not able % visit u.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Public Sale In Drus Nao

Fhis IsasTssbls s0asn sh0ss
nsitaa Hsas sss isiss see hoTR d
i.FER, Mas fstsssls y, lsls. eaaifs
ins4 sod ola QssssT fsaiif, foi
sas.s gesEs shs issshi ssaoa' sRt be-
cess seosa ss saaaa VIA 90 s'ssi
sed lssssiissiias aiRf, "a ssFafsi
sssssf shsF sFesisass, snt sisiss al,
possessed - soatsFisilf sgaRsii.si-
% asisfs.
Ia lsi3 $40 asWia1 isase i'instam,
a i,siidsF shi Fssifsisls eIsFsioF, shs
Il.siF ssFis nsWiat iits vac asitfa b.
prosperity snd hsrpilsss, TIE hse
a.ar shiisFsB, ihiss saRs sai dsssh'
irF
d. lless suei ia fsshiahsd dsgs il
We eaaas,a foF Haihsfs b. asss ihs'f
ash haaas asdieinss tFusa nsots sae
hsFbs. esisFs's gsh Fssss1iss esi.ihs
Ia e fhgsieisa Gals ia specially aTssfi
essss, ~ ssdnion sHd sshsfisnof
nsHY ~ lhsa ssinsd = sebdsgfsi
knoslssigs ~ he esFsiits piofsiiiss
a. ne Fsfioas rauis shl hsFlss
Mfs i'iathsm teok = great iHssFssi
IN he sindy ~ Fesis sn1 hsshs. ihsi.
esFA ssfisiips sEd pesef oFsF dissssf
khs iaaiHiaihsd nat iasi ss hs,afs 80
tsssiiisiiy provides h. he hsFt u
Es.ts sRd orchards tssslabis ioed 81
ell nldsi 80. II 90 bai tass ihs rsiHs
10 lsd uYsn. Ia iils rooss = hrfbs ~
no heAd issFs aFe Fssneeiies sspfessiy
dsslgned b. ceFe ihs gaFisas iiis shf
weaknesses ~ lhs hody. aHd ii szs boz
pleasure b. ssarct lbsss ost, ssd ris
pas staple aed elective assiieinss feF
hsro~a fsmiiy snd ffieads
Chief ~ ibese sss = rare cenibirai
uoa II The choicest madiclhsi r,s''is
snd herbs foand best adspisd Soc So
cure 81 ibe iils ahi ssssbssses pa'ai
lar " ne female sea. sol Lidia !
finkham's ffisnds ana nsishb 20
learned that boz compound rsli tsd
sna cured and libecsm qslis popular
among uefa.
al this 90 FAR uas done irecly. siih.
oui money ADD -.lboui price. 80 Ia
Dor 81 love.
iut Ia is7J The aBanclai crisis struck
Lynn. lie length and severity vcrv
Too much cor Tic large rial estate In
tcrcsis Of The Pinkham family. a. this
class Of business suffered most frum
fsarfii depression. 40 whcn the Csn.
icnsisi year daused IL found their
property sucpi away. some other
source 81 income had 10 b. found.
~ this poib, Lydia y Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound vas made knoun
~ the world.
The three sons aud the daughter.
With their mother. combiEcd forces ~
restore the family fortune. They ar
gucd that The medicine which was -
good for their women friends and
nciehbors vas equally good for The
" men 81 the whole world.
The Pinkhsms had no money and
little credit Their FIRST laboratory .
was the kitchen, where roots and herbs .
were stepped on toe stove. gradually
filling 4 gross Of bottles. Then came
tho question Of selling Il for always
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05

NEw HAYES. Coma Jan. Niboi
Moss Hart. vho T. chsrr~i with The
theft ~ sDaDp worth ~ machinery
from tho inEersoii Sargent COMPANY q
New Yefk and ihe Doi,hia Foubiry
compsny ~ nnnaic. waived etamins
ton IN the city caurt end vus baid Zoe
the superior court In bonds ~ $3.50
Tie pleaded not Eriiiiy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
I.r.-... I.ai.. T..sli.s eli-....

rEKiNG. Jan. she ChiA-ss sia
dsais % taf.sh. uts nani.rF s"sa have
siFurk sssinsi ths siiempis - so So
sfumrai o. sahi-st tisa 30 alhriai -
rsvisian Ilsef sIe ihfssisnins - ~
turn o. rlIIns in q i,sif. 4 nasrnaffiii
mstsmsni has reoeniiy begun hsfe b.
ne establishment ~ sfhesis Co. ne 81
urafion q uemsn under no dirorfIaa
- srtrfai rfinoesses viih 1arsness is
dies ss toiunie.f tsariisFs t,usiish IL
nsw iauEhi in Ell The Schools
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
AppIe FuiIs.

Beat four eggs very light and add
three teaspoonfuls Of plllverized sugar,
a saltspoon of soda and two of cream
of tartar, one cupful Of milk, one and
one-half cupfuls Of -four and one-half
cupful of finely chopped apple. Beat
the mixture for several minutes, and
bake in gem pans previously buttercd
and heated.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Cornell oar.men out In January.

ITHACA. n. Y. Jan. 5. 49, For the
first time in, the history OF local aqua
ties the Cornell oarsmen are enjoying
practice on the water In January. With
II temperature of AZ and warm south
wind, Coach Courtney took advantage
of the springlike weather and had the
candidates for the crews rowing nearly
two hours on Cayuga inlet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Storm wrecked schooIhou.e.

TROY, Ala. Jan. "a storm which
struck Josie. in Pike county, wreck
ed the schoolhouse Two boys named
Pittman and Lee were killed and four
teen pupils were injured. Considerable
damage was done to property.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
seweIi Rode Three winners.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-Hyacinth.
Excitement and Charlie Thompson
were the winning favorites ut the fair
Sewell. Merry Belle and Ingolthrift,
both well supported, were heavily han
dicapped by the muddy track.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05

The most pleasant, safest and best
remedy to use for coughs. colds, Group
who oping cough, etc, is Kennedy
Laxative Honey and Tar. This remedy
expels al, cold from the syst M by
scting as a ca,hartic on the DO els.
Sold by ID AWARD.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Three Fnyorites at Lo. Angeles.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. 5.-The
feature of the racing at Ascot park was
the success OF two of Durnells horses
and the remarkably heavy play on
cantation romped home ahead of their
fields. Three favorites were success
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
soldier. Defeated Montreal Team.

OGDENSBURG. n. v. Jan. J.-The
team of the Fortieth Separate compa-
ny. New York national guard, defeated
McGill college of Montreal at basket
bali here last night by a score of SO to
II
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05

Dom, let the little ones suffer from
eczema or other torturing skin dis
eases. No need for 1t. Doan's ONT
ment cures Can't harm the most deli
cate skin At any drug store, 90 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Victory For Williams.

WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass, Jan. g.
Williams defeated the University of
Pennsylvania ut basket ball in the col
lege gymnasium last night by score
of II to IL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
ftest, Health and Comfort to Mother and

MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
chil1ren teething, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wln;:
enIIc. Perfectly safe in all cases We would
saw to every mother VINO has suffering child:
Do not let your prejudice, nor the prcjuliccs
of others, stand between You and your suffer-
ing child and the relief that will be sure-yes
absolutely sure-to follow the use OF this
sneriolne. IL timely used. "~ice 0bc. bottle
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
SECOND ANNUAL
SALE!

Last year white sale proved such that
offer You many bargains which are worth your notice Sc
display and note our very low prices
The good things will not last long, make early vi
do your shopping We have many things offer you
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29

Property Owners Forget That They
Have to Make a Special trip to City
Treasurer's Office to Pay for I'M
provements.

Owing to the fact that all city taxes
are now payable to the county treas
urer, under the existing statute, there
are many times property owners WHO
are indebted to the city for improve
ments and wins have taken out waiv-
ers under the Moore law, who neglect
to go to the city hall and pay the
treasurer. In former years they were
accustomed to making improvement
settlements at the time they paid
their city taxes, but now a special
trip to the city treasurer's Office is
necessary. City Treasurer Johnson
who has been extremely careful to
see that property owners shall be no.
titled when for any cause they fail
to make payments on improvements,
is now reaping the benefit of notices
sent out Many payments are being
made and there are comparatively
few delinquents aside from those
persons whose taxes also are delin-
quent.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
DEATH OF MILTON WOMAN
Mrs. George 3. Rothermel Passec
Away Yesterday at Noon-lived
in County Forty Years.

Milton, Ind, Dec. %. (Spl) -Mrs.
Anna Hess Rothermel, wife of George
b. Rothermel, died at 1880 Friday,
Dec. 2S, 1906, aged about fifty years.
She was the daughter of Daniel and
Lydia Finfrock Hess and was born in
Pennsylvania. coming to Wayne coun-
ty when ten years of age, which has
since been her home. She became a
member of the Milton Christian church
in February, 1889, under the ministry
of Rev. l.. Z. Brown. Her pastor,
Rev. F. c. Mccormick, will conduct the
funeral services at the Christian
church, at 2:30 p. M, Sunday. Inter-
ment at West. Side Cemetery. Mrs.
Rothermel is survived by her hus-
band, one son, Frank, two daughters,
Mrs. Pearl Bertsch and Miss Laura,
her parents, three brothers, Oliver, of
indianapolis, Daniel, Jr., and Henry, of
Milton, two sisters, Mrs. Emma La
thrope of Milton and Mrs. Oliver
Cornthwaite of Kokomo.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29

23rd street, both sides. Cost in
cluded in other contracts.)
Charles street from Boyer street tc
west terminal Cost included ir
other contracts.)
South 18th street, Main TO streets
both sides. Cost included in Other
contracts.)
South 31st street, both sides, MAR
to South B street. Cost included in
other contracts.)
Total cost sidewalks, s22,S72.SS.
Private Work Done Under Supervis
ion of the Engineer.
North 18th street, from railroad tC
North F street, and North F street
from 18th to 10th.
South 18th street, between South
and b streets, west side, lot No. 8, NJ
p addition.
North C street, north side. between
North 18th and 18th streets, lot No
40, f. S. addition.
North 7th street, west side, between
Main and North A street, lot No. So
G. w. S. addition.
, North Sth and A street, east side
south east corner lot No. 113, C. w
S. addition.
RecapituIation.
Sewers-2,06 linear feet. Cost
s1,770.57.
Alleys, bouldered-S2O linear feet
Cost, $766.45.
Streets, bouldered-2,1 100 linear feet
Cost. $4,609.5S.
Streets, cement curb, gutter and
graveled roadway-10,731 linear feet
Cost, $16,773.65.
Advertisement roadway, 211 &c
linear feet. Cost, 81, 395.01.
Cement WaIks-42, 249.20 linear feet
Cost, $22.S72.SS.
Cost, $22S72.SS.
Total cost of all improvements, $51, :
1854; paid by the city, $3,222.40;
paid by the property owners, $47,-
$685.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
Local Men to Take up Claims
in Northern California
and Work Them.
SAID TO BE PRODUCTIVE
L. 3. kiLLiAN OF BISHOP CAL.
IN THE CITY PROMOTING THE
PRoJEcT-oFFiCE TO BE
RICHMOND MEN.

l.. B. Killian of Bishop. Cal. who
holds several mining claims in the
Casa Diablo mining district in north
ern California. which is considered
one of the best mining districts in
that State, is in the city to interest
local capitalists in the development
of the claims, which has held for the
past five years, but has never had the
means to develop them as they
should be.
a local company is being organic
ed and will furnish means for the de-
velopment of Mr.. Killians claims, as
the local men after elaboration are
firmly convinced that they are worth
working. The company will take out
papers of incorporation and officers
elected in the near future. 1t is
probable that all the officers of the
new company will be Richmond men
with the exception of Mr.. Killian who
now owns the properties.
In speaking of the claims of Mr..
Killian, the Inyo Register, published
at Bishop, Cal, says:
Il. Il. .Killian is now in the East
to organize company to develop his
claims in Casa Diablo mining district.
The group of claims adjoins the Casa
Diablo property, for which the out
look is so flattering, and there is no
apparent reason why the Killian pro-
perty should not be equally valuable.
1t comprises ten claims, each show
ing two or more veins. Some of them
have rich ore shoots in sight. Mr.
Killian has done some work on the
property but has now reached point
where he needs assistance. While
he had opportunities for local assis-
tance he realized that only a limited
amount of capital could be secured
here and that it would be probably
better to call on the East for ample
funds A number of citizens have
spoken for stock in the new company
having faith in the value of the
mines.
The situation of the group is fav-
orable, with wood, water and powe1'
available, all factors in cheap and
profitable mining"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
;. ZWISSLER PRESIDENT
Will Have Charge of the Affairs {
ST. Felix Council of Catholic
Benevolent League.

st. Felix Council, No. 507, of the
Catholic Benevolent Legion, elected
the following officers to serve during
the coming year:
President-Conrad Zwissler.
Vice President-Bernard Rotting-
haus.
Orator-John Zwissler.
Chancellor-Frank Mayer.
Secretary-John w. Zeyen-
Treasurer-Henry Imhoff.
Collector-A- A Westendorf.
MarShal-John Huber.
Guard-Will A. Austermann.
Trustees-Joseph II. Zeyen, Bern
II. Schroeder, Glenn Lahrman.
State Representative-Joh Huber.
Alternate-John Zwissler.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
CITY AND COUNTY
Deaths and Funerals.

4
PITTS-WilIard Pitts died, yester
day morning about o'clock at the
home of his parents on Richmond ave
nue., after a short illness. His age
was 81 years. The funeral services
will be this afternoon at o'clock a,
the Friends church at New Garden
near Fountain City. The services
will be conducted by the Rev. Alfred
T. Ware, pastor of East Main Street
Friends church.
SPROUSE-Susan S. Sprouse, wife
of Timothy Sprouse, died Thursday
evening at her home, 81 South Fifth
street, of heart trouble. Her age
was 81 years. The funeral will take
from the house. Friends may call
any time after II O'Clock noon today.
Burial in Earlham.
SCHELL-The funeral of Mrs Hen
ry Schel1 took place yesterday morn
ing from the ST. Andrews church, a
large number of friends attending. The
pallbearers were Peter Husson. VIM.
Torbeck. Erie Reynolds, James Bailey,
George Klein and Thomas Pickens.
Interment was at ST. Andrews cemete-
~.
Disease.
John H. Garrison. age five, 1927
Main street, has the measles.
Births.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Juerling, of
635 South 9th street, boy, fourth
child
To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. McPher-
son of 54i South 9Th street, a boy,
fourth child.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
TRIUMPH LODGE ELECTION
x. Of p. Lodge at its Meeting last
Night Named Officers for the
Coming Year.

At the meeting of the Triumph
lodge of X. of p. held last night in
the Pythian Temple the following of
year:
Chancellor Commander Elmer
Weisbrodt.
Vice Chancellor-Everett Lichten
fels.
Prelate-Walter Lichtenfels.
Master at Aarms-Richard Hart.
Inner Guard-Howard Smith
Outer Guard-Charles Turner,
X. r. S.-William Balzer.
NJ. F.-August Schroeder.
NJ. E.-John Moss.
Trustee-John Merrill.