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ron sAts-AeRsAoE Continued
wArnn FROST go fee, beach. Is acres.
80 fine esa'i'I pai' 're'' 70 tons IF
hay cut. acre In safdsn. hslf acre
strawberries s.tao,a house. easa IS
~. chicken houses, hot house iasat
wpisf nipsd % iuissis ala af land
" blofhs 60 school. gl blaess nom
steamer iandias % cents boa, fare.
soo lsYins hens. 100 ducks aoa 9euns
chieAs sood COW. all fasm toois
Tent this snou, what you afa laaAius
tori WI trade che first re- msa'.
nno tof ei,y pwpsdyl the balance
tess. can be paid Ia lhfes 70 five
years
WATER fuoSra sores cleared 100
bsariHs fruit tfess rsfdeu. tfee'n
house chicken hoass. sod we'll
fenssal res,etfles. = mile 80 sahooii
TO- fee, elan beach shtasis miil sa~
mill snd tuo siafss near tea
We have lafss nsi ~ fine farm aatsf
f,ant fniand. upland tttfsm isHa end
fnr afrsase IN all SECTIONS u The state
H,tkNKN A HftorNAMnn 60
toii,ts Oriental nlk Main wai. Ind ii9i
--.sz.aa-.-
IN aai fiaaafaiiun lay and Sc valley
uafdens a. ftfiilla. an tha lntsfHftahI acres
tai sasf tsffna ois Hanson. 80 AsH
Yafs nlasA
EiGna0Sb fWIf dAhpfFH
rfaaufs he safiiss, ana fiassi hsffiss in
seattle ana isa,aoaas onii ~ pst iiaft
90 aian = aRadifAa a 20.
80 NeW Neik ullts
Hinsis sores - isss thar Yaa go buy
ih- "a iaiHiHs iaHa ln 10 ttuas FiilHh =
BEL Whsftf A. valley Nafdsns. 81 sifiilia
uH fbH ininEaIhan.
ua e. oalHs pseafatlor ilsf sat 81 IN
arif q sisafsa lieNsi taliff iaea fseef
tU plant - e. ima - arts sHsf terms
HANSON
ssu ras nlek
0aiF ) fse 81 ~ q j - - s4isI -
trusrs taiH t. it usinfhf ahd eHAf 2 -
ssis fae a stream. feais aas efeofn
hnass nns tsFsi tass siih eaet hasass taI
~ rash = 90 terms - e. tie4 ds~n sd
49, ssinHe fssf ne larssuH street o.
graas aefs has begun AFsf ttsse if1
lfafvmsufs afs nsaaa Fos ait - 49, 81
90 faf lata that pea cen haF hHM -
titN % ~ trfmss q Faf fHanfh - fnffs
ieaaY tzss eAf 90 Washinafna = -
roathsssi seattle gnif q WiHefss fias
HEATffs muat sFfkEnH ~ etf
kaIl6f fIalsaf5ls aff d ~ kafaH isfei
aH1 fifafsa ara aHdff fhs ries eia aai
fssaufsfiaH LAY Wen - there tHf
itansln tes see NUt ll-k
wv afHE fuacTH- HfUH AfHin
tiffIfuM HaAAn fasIiF fisaHst HssHiiHisi
sfii. Hsf HsHH fhs iUffrsfhah IS go
u0nEMf MAfrHr.
sfa sa.Hi Alasaa fiaF ~
FaEr gaaF faaaiF aIafs aaf ssefd f'ss
HfatiHu la af Valley Naffirns Is htaf
.rar sefes aHasf 500 pt4a Teas iHtsf
aFtaH e. ozHH.a nis hshstn 90 Zee fafh
iaa4t
FtsN t4FffH oursrHf muHH
See sfaszs zssftsEF aaf : aEfa - iaEt
80 ln gafstsa Hssss fu raf aHf hs=f aud
- ntnufss Fs#s 70 80 fiiF faa#H e ea
fIaH fatN taataaan saaas as faat YES tAf
HtfFs fsaht IS ans satv fafiHa sHat
% 81 AfNIfuiH o. tnaaH Mkas
tii-a HlAsH 4 kaHsF uartsHs 81 faiifia
oa ~ tnfasHftan tla 90 asfs ffsasaH
ssiis NsitsE ftaFtsHs ofshtnE aAE aassafa
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mALcow wonr rleHr.

Officers ere On their xAy fsan !.
east e take William Mal1usa d u
OLD home IN Aew JeFasY. l. IA
q g. understood. BE- yin resnra M.
omt nxhflng exiradltlen III a.
presses the opinion nhAi b II q
be able % dispToye ~ rAsrp Z
embezziinF titeeeq
Whose faof IL over yQuf hsaef ii
zach. balance monthly glms ~ I
home q your omn. Frssa4 4
stA Pioneer building ~
REAL EsIATE-censIrsss
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Tfafsfsf - asit inastrd ard ss rlase
IN a. tale afaIftar uDnid hafH fh -
Aassiss e. ffasi iief 30 taf - ffant feoi
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rWtNfY NIefTte FIs0a afGFFT
sores tssfIss affhsst 81 ~ sass -
q saasi ssEasass - hasss as - .
nanFHf NsfrHr
fztH - sasts nt#
t5aa sarts Z sszfsi.ss fslss.s = - - :
sNMh p HzF hss 48tHtgs r. fhs tafAEN
At At ~ ~ - Hft Mrs. 80 HHuNNH
90 s..sf ps-s ~ t.fns = 90
Tsnss tfass - faks fpss tses i sasssFs
seass ttsF #tF# nHsd srFHfai ssf4aHHsfe
= tgilt t.szzst Ff 4srss 1T
tl1s.F s5ssEszi Ezissf la1i. F'5'fsf = fss.I
- 49, assfsss tast44 sssss sffsss 5sfess
ihiEsiF saifHsH 81 afaasf H e. tasss e -
tsfe~s Fsf se2s nstEss 9a staft . Hss avs
- ,is',.sF5 -. =. 49, -. - - =
wsfi Is Fss5 Is - afress b. tiass ttsss
nsfsFsassH re fsepis 3 taes saAs e -
- sirY Gasas ssss.s ~
NV nANHAfNe
tNe - sHs aefs ~ tsaf at naFsfaH
- rasH ans a. sasff tsfes aaalss
t.sfrs sslsIffaal bafr - sss sssf
- ~ srast. = 49, 81 raa nisrstaa
- ease cess - 80 nIrefH
rIes aeFe fftsss = ~ rirs nee saafa
= ~ fsif Hffse So lsf atFe FssH aasf
II NICHOLS ~ reha na-a
Two kFHf8 FsfEtHFO FKEI7f.94 a.
@ tsaftns sFehsfa haHdf - sifsss raf
fH1n tfHH HassF aaHtaas
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aNAf
f1a-f afrs fHsHf - nrssf Eiff - saaH
se~stfa - 49, nfineiss esls - - esd
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art 90 ser nHnfN
gtf2HG EH 81 adams
30 EaHtaffN ffHfN >
e. afrss heasftfai nhtfF ffadf ntse fsts|
tsafh an Hfaai Fhaar - fas7ntfs HHaHs
o. atsf tsfessn aaarn HHf HiEffItaHn fsHf
H ftif riaHiff satis fsf $50 nsf aHHs ear
Prize fHf tHaft fIiar en eaaH
PACIFIC ~ EerNHNf eH
1in Natkae HHas fgs - kEa
FnWfN kEHKa NNAW rHE EW In
iefatfham - psF Hrrs
8aHaEHr MkNBmg.
feHHst htaaas Ntfa
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We xfA uazks tsffsf tsfas e hons
h1i taf 40 a. syssraisfafs
We haHH fsN o fNff tffs q fsseu co
usi 80 NHs sss 81 teFssta afza-s
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AUCTION sAIN.

AUCroN SALE. THURSDAY. AAY al
At 20 ~ a afiAff, Ar nth aAfsEH
NnoNa NF y - nlrkEHruN stN
fikHr Az HAVE UHcntN 80 fuH hAz
STORE 10 HEIsI 81 aufiian, NhtsH viii
he riassd cut At tits sale. au8 eunstHis
81 ifuN trde Syringe new mattresses bed
sets sfrhNaFts rAnats reattfH tFssatnH
tstiea. Eas fanNas rev shades auh Hufa
fsina eaFlrhnM. HaHtti hai ragkeFH ehatFa.
swat offire SAFE vail Naees Uashizf desk
ruWntrf, tafiNf furniture bureaus eAFua
ulieita. stands eta#. rta tarxa quantity ~
neN tnH1a in hardware line tnNafe. EfaHs
iteWaie kasa q nails cutlery toilet ware.
eic ric wtieh viii BE- soid lu iats IL sHlt
~ purchasers
E ~ MCkERTpN, Aurtianaef
as ttN Ia A. t'hauea Msln iaqi taa tfFt
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Residence
Property

VIZ Rsow THAT oUn PROPERTY ~
CAPITOL NIL ADDITION UfPiaioF
30. g. ~ THE NEAT AND eHnhfEsr
nrfiDEkcE PROPERTY OK THE MAR.
KEr
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fsfnAir diseases - every nature success
fully treated eenanlt physician free isaF-
a. New Nafk MNaiNAi Institute offies Ns
tatfuuh tuiidiHs III tniou. tsisean aess
sad and fhird
Washiiiatan Institute N osisaissihF isssis
tsf a l'ctsfsea. hiath year hsfs nspesli
tuitffnx =tt
krae thysef kesp YUuns achieve silos
Gees vonauH fsraf Mcdonald disftHsutshs
"a phfsHeiazisi tlas Firat az =
BUSINESS CHANCES,
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rnes usufs ss ~tst tc cav n Yua Nant
- - telas. deaf Satf anf tar FROM
thrss wha taf ffrsu "a ttsf ta6a tIHas 90
lpfk thHs FfHFsftF ever 81 eHes
ltff sdHHf Ill - At fHs tIfffs waite
One 81 TO hiil ever 49, Taks o.
iEi HiM ca to Aiahs ~ anf g essf
Asks = start "a gcaf knnas. - fsass ~
tnFrs1insHt that wiN r&F Faa tie flHnrs
g. raF
Go out ana see these auara tomor-
row Decoration Day.
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AuTieH Htta'i3 thass faHiilsf sIlH Fals-Ts
,.sssiifai wss.issea i.srt 49,. asas.
sifueisa ftea sssaHa ana usaaHtslHs eFsf
pftssra afafstf naYthwaHn naaNaa ffssr
a. stasrfishsl ta5 tilt 80 deHh . a
4 cteiu~a
e. 11ensrr nlas
naHslH alssHs NaisF 0el7Isas - -
Tss. o. iaisfsfi..s 3 cTiuis
q % - sasiI 655ss a d7--7 -.
b ~ tlarss from oar ua, Al ar..a
Fnom modern eat,arr Green t4As q "a,
80 cafh kaaaneF taFf tsrnes
q 81 80 eash sata9fe sss4 NM
Groom eHffaae and tnslaf iHInraaaaIss4.t,
Haii. HnaHftffseiiss VsrH fsfma n 500
"a. -. = N, q r,.. 80 60.
- - re tunch. han rash. balance !
r e uruua a co.
- ? Aresas nos -
OrshJaf d. al ~ is977af777 ~ a
valley dafssas rahs inisruftaa = ar'i'
ga W. q be there Uif ffanaan e. Sew
W. sale Pretty troom ratiaes- fur-
..hoi iats tHf.a Nrirs So $50 down
laianrs terms - Aih Az. = j. Brown.
Go naf hseaHaii6n nsr anH - YaT7--
.AfAfne - hfiIta on she fnffHiftaHs ar-sa
sasf tsffHs ole nans7n - New
Amk muEk
AhlhaI = DENNY a EWfNU ~
aai 81 ALASKA uuiiainR
nssl Eslats t.oas. ana is.arsne. a,
his tfaaa aTfy ~ -. ~ VsiisT a.
sens Ca THE tnferurhan. at ofIiHa = rrIr.
uiet frofH fianser SQUARE wen .. fs.-.
en- nerHHatInH nar Dis ffaH.#s q 49,
hofk ulaek WV
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WANfNh AtHhAiE
NJ sea have uHpiafiad lant far sAte nfaf
Heaitlg coftla e. ~ ~ viii show Yah taW
tn aut taa tua uAthat value Suburban
additions ami aHfeaaa guf spe1 iaits5
~ A AHfeG a NnA
fa starr ttatA Ftfst Az -
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VIRTUE
mfuV ninrK


pFaiifkhiH ituhNa FnH 11fElh
Htis uisiis hans. near l@as wssh
fhsfun. - tssffta So
tssam asai hsass .afss - IS t1s- b.
f,afn faf Has asf iahF. 80 49, 80
HisHfs
s,..aa hsass. $50 : annaistlaa - 80
ine sfss ahd t4r~a Has ties isfais
.tea eat.ass - issas fr.e 81 80
'sruas
tfsan tsas 81 o,siN eles fsfa eos
raas fef q aa So aash
. -. tsfas saa.8. ssst ossssissfstlaa.
tssaa haass. u,asr,a. s.sast fass ssf
Hnf Eifsf - - 81 tiis e ed Soy
sroea hsms ~ ssaf's sswsf eiig
raisf ft hes isn ~ Z Nsl
sssfsa 49, = nrs intrs'Hasat To %
sleaf va $50 tfiHu So fasas sfssf
- fsFaHs
slttNKa a rtuEMARrH 80
90 ft.tf tiEssstai "a Maia - ll1i
ausis ssfss g. ,sss ihsa rs cas- haf
ff's 80 tsfalfe aanH ir thr rhuaN HHiFH -
be- WtsHss ~ Faiirf 2afasas Mt 0Fff8s.
80 fts fatsfaftsen
90 e. assfHs Fa-essaftra raf @ss 80 80
aHff ef HisNfFa s'inafsi faiiss aaHH fsadF
e. liaat - e. iss So sffs sasz isfsas
Ns~ Yea Wte-s
fI-.--l fIIHss = KsI'sT sla7IsfHs 3 lsIlIIs
nh ~ iatsfsfiaaH 80 a. sEfs ftansssr
s-ls NalAsf uafdsus usfefaH aaf rssafsn.
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- tsaHaH ttF
sf - atiar Aefs g. faiaHatfa sH - rst
tfaastaa ~ ftsf 90 tsssisfaasf ffasla
tssass = Esaf.rit ffuif ifsss sssg
fsfaa
b rfs tsna asae - a. mart tna hlaeAs fssss
faFtaa saa = nshnafz sHsasa.
80 HfasmftN az iH afs
b lf1atrsfiH Fassf faeaaaF effN afiaH aa ftff
A. EaH5iai iuu kEfiftna. a0ta
Ffa tafaatsaH FHft
tEa Frf s9fH - ffFn afsss e. Halfi = :
cafasa - Hsgii Maf Ell aaia
- faa- fasHsz Hssa1fHn Nfs fsa - raf
49, iaesftr $50 fssf tai 4nea e
fraft ct 80 fFHf
81 HUfas yes #Hs5aH llassaHsw NfftAaH n1Ff
uealasffsa teAaa Ftaw - Jas N a1t
taafH ans astalfHfaiHa
tee 81 fasa taF efsftasititN faka FNasA,
tHafH Ha HAiatef ffafRtfs
fts iaef asfa ~ tlakr WassinEtan tssisi
fffHH
o. te e fas8 fasHef 81 gfesa fsks ffaft
taH sH HaH Bee ials fHaa 80
" HkNEru q co
AsiH 49, 80 i.4a.tsf HfftszHfs
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q fa e asfsk free fifss taffaaa Iaas.
sfaat n aFfea ifatsUr - ~ fHaffHa -
fNrfr csc saHHf HfN NHaa kHa FnAst -
aaH aan eaH HiHs has fhfes Naasa aa.sk
sra saNHH hafaHss. eff ssl4ftstlss
. $50 sffsa fee uafsFtrrsf ztasa Il
a-sftts asfas HlsaseI safsa Is Hsa=is.s4f
Ttrfa afe sHHa s Haffiss fasl.fFffaas afrs
fn iaststass ! lH eats rFa fsIaisa SRA 49,
eannsftaf HtsH aafrf. taHa rHashsa
hfGsss ffaft hrfss
ifAt ceres 81 e ttrsr. rlHsa g. 80 III
tafufNan s.fHfftf
a@aaa
81 EFT tsHHEN q AuvNfH
- - ftestaa mesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-29

1lishssi rsisss paid ~ alt Ainas sseena
hand household furniture stnNaa eaa ear
pete aiai cfflre furniture - all tinds
artciaiil ~ HHeeHa hand ssffs and faah
tssistsfl he'd rtsnt furniture 8. 80
81 tahn aaa
rika Htrysl fataliQfs ~. galg hs hish.
81 piiea ~ HsSFna hand flhlfufs Aala
ssss iNA u ltA
NaiAfa fMfnitn4a 80 rays hla hsat prices
fet hgusehold seaas isia First ave AAia
tthi n go
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~ AfssNtsAt
- uta

sHsN#uAt 10 siathn ua
th tEsHaa MffhfFm a. NsAa
NsM hHt har paafHFftHF
sffea eEf 49, FFHffH
WA9Hn1HuA trieste ~ - = -
naa aHfa ssh anf aaarf ffass
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ffaas 80 ssssaf
unsHs HsHff Nar - its fHaslE
Ft=afHa aHrF aifH latEfHasa
81 ffafa lsasss naH uftsa
faasf a. sseFr HseFnsna ffsf
sss sfHH fshst e. Wes taaaal
sHHas NJ GEO MNr~1pa sssHsfH
fAH tHasH aaa NN sman -
t47 Nias 4FfNte Eglfff ass
trfHs 81 MHs tHH tHiH - Hea
fsaf - sssH sf aaf nfras aaa.4
- - HHfs 80 Anf lssaas -
sH HHea
ua ff Fnafun now
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arfua Hasataa and HHW taatm hsa8aH
en faF HHs saHmat b. Hagiisasa q ae
fsfufa
affss siasf Iaaa ea proposed sar Hns
So eaHE fHfzas
afss - rasfara aed aatssl So
fsrnss
30 aFfss asfes cleared aHd sfaHaaH s
ftHat hHasH aHsa harm. efEHafal HHHs ii
ffulf z Eaaa HHea hsst dahs $50
fine fFani HHsHk HaksHts tesla HsaaHsH
hNaf faFaif#8H HsAF stream uetHH Haaia
iHfHstte FHHa8 HaaIf asfiFefys taafHtHr
snap - Gee aAsf tsFHns
~ arfeH s HfsHfat mss fnm NafteHa - ts
ave- NHNFF asaisH afH fHH - Ere Haafe
euts nFHF - EHaa 49, sh0ff tHas aEif
q o. trfuss lssititsT Fssfft hfss -
fslsasrHfFH
eHf1na HTAfTY 80
naaffa HHassH huftfsa HsiE
fIa4H tfHasra
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"a tfHsH acre ~ "a 81 VaIIse ~
iTas ~ 80 fHfsfaFtan af Nf1ffs . rlfa
uiss frafa tsaassaF 4llars Wen - fhsrs
81 t'e-fstaH taf uie ffanaatt - See
fark H'aas
chsar Asasit aefss nfrs hasIss fias
efehara iats - heff'es. Ui1sa 20 street eafs
AT BOTTOM AHNH tHnnlrs aatFf 81 faanh
fnras party ear aaahs fnffnas ln 1850
arf uiarma hHHiHnaH hsfp uf fNla IN IA
rntatnef eah - ratpeH aa ssfh 81 ~
this isnf terms on this place - senn
~ pFf H1nnfh aiaa harr o. lsFEas bees
slsq 90 piEsaHs cuME OFT rdnkN 20
uiu never faEfst C. go ln ny Enrr
HACK - Autumn. 81 iu4airs a. taa hufif
ins faF ~ HFifrn n
ffunfraas Fl iasaHis are haFIrr frslfs =
fsst innE lH - fiiiinaus Meal . Oar
nifiaina e anened iHisv ~
81 II aFaf CASH tlfF iH aefsa 80
iaff reaf Kent iart bottom isnd balance
SOD HriaHi 81 nearly ifrsi fa#5a 60.
taEe. SD Hafn
uHHEnr uArTuT
aHsaa Ef hiasta Mig 81
ufenirH aaH aiH - urrorafIan ~ al
VALLEY eantsHa Take infrruftan - urii.
BIO. WrH - there ole ifausan aa Nsu
Hnrk NIT
FIVE Ache TRACT" UfCW kfUFu
LAND Easily cleared excellent afHH f-st
neaf tts iutetafhan go Wv tract EASY
terms
HuHEHr MAtrry.
80 ~ Aiasta Uids 81
HaHsan apsHs tsiisT ,saTisns Issl--1zii-r
iiAF lis brad HEfFa fasY terms fru
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49, f77Izs = KaI'sT sls7'5s'ls = l.-IiIl-
nH tfs IHlasEEaasH - a. sEFa ftaHssf
sris Nafisf uAfdsns Ogfsfaa a. Tsffsn
atHu NsH
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
sPEcIAl NoTIcEs

l am ths mSaj ~ ties iu tnHF tsttss = i
ny sefrens heass FueAlftas in al pfahghs
Randall gisi WeHtstn ave fheues =
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-27
GREENSBORO.

Greensboro, Ind, June Is. (Spl.)-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hort spent Sun
day in Centerville.
A crowd of young people from here
picnicked in Hooyer's grove Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Moore visited
relatives at Modoc Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Hazel Hatfield spent last week
with Bliss Bertha Taylor of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Borton, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Roller spent Sunday with
relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Sue Gaylor of Richmond spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arville Hoover visited
relatives at Centerville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Hatfield spent
Sunda with Walter Hays at Hagers-
town.
r. E. Swallow visited his parents
at East Germantown Sunday.
Mrs. McKisic and son, Ora, OF Nun.
Gle, are the guests of relatives here.
Miss Mabel Squires has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives at
Arlington.
Forrest Murray of Liberty, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Misses Jeanette and May Lamb
spen Monday in Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-27
CAMBRIDGE CITY.

Cambridge City, June 26. (Spl.)-
Miss Mae Foreman of Columbus, o.,
is the guest of Mrs. Oscar Lutes for a
few weeks.
Earl Barefoot was the guest of
friends in Knightstown Monday even
ing.
James Mann OF Connersville, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. r. Wharton,
this week.
Chas. Clark left for Terre Haute
yesterday. where he will visit relatives
for several weeks.
J. w. Marson was in New Castle
yesterday attending to business In
terests in that city.
Tho Ladies' Guild of the Presbyteri-
an church were entertained by Mrs
e. d. Filby. to lawn party, given at
her home on West Main street, yes
terday afternoon.
John Ingerman has purchased the
Interurban restaurant at the corner of
Main and Center streets, owned by
Joseph Griffin, and will move all of
the fixtures to his restaurant in NH
ton.
Glen Beeson was visiting friends in
Hagerstown yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bender We're the
guests of DIR. Rea and family at Fal-
mouth yesterday.
Walter Waddell was in Indianapolis
on business Tuesday.
e. p. Scott Is seriously i'll at his
home on Main street. His condition
was thought to be somewhat improved
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. p. Weaver of Ha.
gerstown, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Wheeler Sunday.
Mr.. G. N. Clack of Indianapolis, was
visiting friends in this city Tuesday.
Chas. Williams was the guest of rel
atives in Indianapolis Monday.
Miss Edith Hall of Dublin was the
guest of Miss Reba Ohmit at her home
on North Front street, yesterday.
Miss Jean Purdue, who has been the
guest of Miss Irene Elliott, for the
past week, returned to her home in
Piqua, o., yesterday.
F.. M. Brown of Louisville, KY, and
formerly of the Kiefer Drug Co., at
indianapolis, was the guest of Dean
House yesterday.
Mrs. H. Manlove was the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira L.
Pritchard Tuesday.
Harry Hobbs, OF Terre Haute, is the
guest of DR.. Boyd this week.
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News Of the Neighborhood
FOUNTAIN CITY.

Fountain City, Ind, June 20. (Spl.)
--Mr. and Mrs. Charley Arnett were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Neason at
Lynn Tuesday.
Mrs. George Claff and daughter
Alton of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ans Quigg of Lynn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rast Johnson, were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cranor Sunday.
Ed Durham and wife spent Sunday
with ohm Cohine,
Miss Edith Cranor of Marion has
come for several weeks visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Richard Wooters and Mrs.
Della Reece spent Tuesday with Har-
rison Wooters at Economy.
Mrs. Iona Boren and daughter Miss
Ell attended the weoffng Of Miss
Ethel Chenoweth at Hollingsburg on
the evening of the 9th.
Mrs. Della Reece of Georgia is here
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Wooters.
Mrs. Chas. Arnett was Richmond
visitor Saturday.
Arrangements are being made for
a big time here on the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Lawrence and
family of Richmond Sundayed with
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Charles.
Childrens Day was observed last
Sunday evening at New Garden in the
Friends Church.
Mrs. Gretta Retts has been sick the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wooters OF
Richmond Sundayed with Richard
Wooters and family.
Caude Haisley of Spiceland Is here
visiting relatives.
Miss Elma White of Lynn spent
Tuesday with Miss Eva Boren.
Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Keever enter
tanned for dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Chenoweth Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Thomas and Mrs. Ida Strong.
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CENTERvILLE.

Centeryille, Ind, June rs. (Spl)-
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Dunbar entertain
ed at dinner on Sunday, Miss Coral
Griner and Walter Dunbar, both of
Indianapolis, and Miss Letha Dunbar,
of Centerville. : rt
Miss Edith Russell returned Sundy
from visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. M. Russell, at New Madison.
Ohio.
William Royan and Edward Russell,
of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Mary Royan.
Mrs. Samuel Lashley gave a dinner
on Sunssy for Miss Lindemuth of New
Castle, hid, Miss Ethel Dietrich of
Richmopo, and Miss Florence Kersey
of CenteRille.
Mrs. Rodenbergs of near Arlington,
entertained at dinner on Sunday, her
son William Rodenberg, and Raymond
Williams, both Of Centerville.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCown have
returned from brief visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Sherman Pryfogle, of
Campbellstown, Ohio.
Mrs Ollie Lynch of Kansas City,
Kansas, is the guest of Mrs. l. l..
Houck.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and
children spent Sunday with Mrs. Lou
Richardson.
Albertus Horner has recently pur-
chased handsome new buggy.
Mrs. Robert Maxwell and her daugh-
tiers, Frances and Jeanette, of Kan
sas City, Missouri, came Sunday to
make an extended visit with Mrs. Max.
wells mother, Mrs. Nancy Jenkine.
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DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. Fairbanks Is a frequent occu-
pant Of the vice presidential seat in
the reserved senate gallery. being ac-
conpanied usually by several friends.
Miss sfargery Bell OF Chicago has
"broken the worlds record by throw.
ing baseball 204 feet inches She is
a member Of the University high school
In Chicago.
Japan has its first female professor.
The title has been bestowed by the
government, honoris causa, on Miss
Tada Urata, the first japanese woman
who studied medicine in Germany.
There are a few women chemists,
but in the specialist line of food
chemist there is but one woman in
this country who occupies that distirc>
ton, and that is Miss Lucy Doggert-
Mrs. William Mckinley continues her
daily drives to the tomb OF her mar
tyred husband and always carries dow-
ers with her. She Is constantly attend
ed by nurses and few people ever see
her.
Miss Martha E. Johnson, T. G. (Which
means tax collector), Is the proudest
woman In the state of New Hampshire.
She has the honor Of being the first
woman tax collector in the staid old
Granite State and perhaps in New
England.
Miss Lucy E. Ernst of Philadelphia
has received a Carnegie medal On ac-
count of the bravery she showed in
Pike county, Pa, last summer. A boy
was bitten in the ankle by a rattle
snake. Miss Ernst opened the wound
slightly with penknife and with her
lips drew out the poison. The Carne-
gle medal is the second she has re-
ceived, the boys parents having given
her a handsome one shortly after the
lad was bitten.
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Whitewater.

Whitewater, Ind, June 26. (Spl)-
Mr.. Jerry Jordan is remodeling his
residenceesouth of town.
Childrens meeting at Pleasant Hill
Sunday evening was largely attend
ed
Mr.. Fred Wallace who has been
sick for some time is able to be out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frank of West
Manchester, Ohio were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie White and family
Sunday.
The K. G. e. Lodge will give a
Ice Cream social at Laurel Hall We'd
nesday evening July 4th.
Rev. J. L. Sharitt filed his regular
appointment at the Christian church
Saturday evening Sunday and Sunday
evening.
Miss Mary White entertained her
friend Miss Della Jones Sunday.
Several from Whitewater attended
X. P. decoration at williamsburg. O.,
Sunday.
Mr.. c. v. Young of Eaton, Ohio
was here last week.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-27
Hunor ona Philosophy
By DUNCAN N. SMITH
SUCCESS.

What is success? It's getting money.
know some people disagree
And hold some notions rather funny.
But look around you. boys, and see.
The man who cuts the largest capers
And tells the chauffeur when to 60
And gets his name in all the papers
Is Johnny Wiseboy with the dough-
You hear 1t said that fame IL fieeting.
It's worse than that. II you'll observe,
1t doesn't furnish man with eating
Or any suoh good purpose serve,
But when his bank account Is bullying
He harvests three square meals q day
And spends his leisure hours INDUCING
In pleasantries along the way.
That money brings you only trouble
Is said by those who have enough.
And then they break their necks to dou
BILE
Their modest holdings Of the stun.
But always from their lips keep dropping
Their platitudes about the pain
And woe that's bound to be outcropping
In tons OF treasure and its train.
Be rich and let who VIII be clever.
For II the coin Is in your mitt
Those who are close to you will never
Take notice II you lack In wit.
The work may not be quite exalted,
But shed your Jacket and saw woods
Then when you have million sailed
It's mighty easy to be good. ,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-27

"Father," said the small boy, what
Is n pessimist?"
"a pessimist, my son. is a man who
xwhSn the home team. wins kicks be-.
cause the score WASN'T inraer."-Wash.'
ington Star.