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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-13
Tremendous Crowds!
IT'S EVERYBODY TO THE
MASHMEYER STORE
. JULY SALE!
A New List Read It All! Every Word!
Every Line You Read Makes Money.

ST Grade black Taffeta silk yd wide $50
Doc COOred silks, full pieces - lSc
75C yard wide white silk --45c
Ioc 6eautnul fancy SILKS $3.50
ST II in. Chiffon changeabIe silks $50
The above silks are all in full pieces. You buy any
length you wish, from to 20 yards. -
1Oc &c. zoe grade fine yd-wide Batiste and Organde&
Bastes and Organizes, per yard - - sc
1Oc and 12'Ac fine white goods t. Sc
SOC fine dotted and figured Swsses H. - --18c
zoe fine wide Mercerzed white goods e $500 --12c
15C VIDE dress GlngnamS - II oc
10c corded white goods - ---- &c
SOC fine be- ufu corset covers Ito cose/-- --25c
Remember|saIe continues weeks. I
10 ds. gobd wide pretty lawns for H. --25c
Hope muslin, per yard L. $500 &c
BIeachedm muslin, good - i r. Sc
LonsdaIe Cambria, per yard - --1oc
White goods, corded, per yard --4c
White goods, fine lace, per YARD Sc
India Linen, per yard Sc
Sikaines 1.-THE best grade) SC
Table oil cloth the besD 4 10c
Torch9n Iaces and inches wide - &c
Pearl Buttons, white, dozen for 49, Sc
SOC Corset cover embroidery Zoe
12-nEh fine embroidery j. 15c
1O-inch fine embroidery - - - - loo
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-13

All Wash waistA # summeD/ sa
prices at Knollenberg'
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-13
BY CARRIER, ? CENTS A WEEK.

Persons wishing to take the PALLA-
DUN by carrier may order by postai
or telephone-either phone No. Il.
When delivery Is irregular kindly
make complaint.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-28
ALW IoRK STOCK MARKET

On the Nav York Stock Exchange reported by Prince & Whitely, Bank era and Brokers, 63 Broadway. New york and lb Center street, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-28
Boston stock Quotations.

Reported over private wires Of Horn- blower & Weeks, members or New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New Haven office, S7 Center street,
 High. Low. Bid. Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-28

LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS. Furnished by Kimberly. Root < Dav. Bankers and Brokers. iss Orange Street.,
 Bank Stocks.
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United Statp~ Government Bonds.
 Bid. Asked.
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as instanced in Atchison, running well ahead of last year, grain tonnage show Ing an increase of 20 per cent, with mercantile prospects especially promis- ing. All the eastern roads are being taxed beyond their carrying capacity, traffic being far in excess of moving fa- cilities.
 Noteworthy railway returns of the day. besides that of Atchison, were Louisville and Nashville and Southern Railway, showing gross increases for July of $66Oo0O and $62S,0OO, respective ly. A drop of 1-2 in Cuban bonds re- tiected the troubled condition of affairs in that country.
 Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value, $3,310,OO0,
 United States bonds were unchanged on call,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-28
Railroad Stocks.

Far. Bid, Asked. Boston 6s Albany 100 247H 248H N. Y. & B. A. L. pf.. 100 li5 Conn. Ky. & Light. 100 4i Danbury X Bethel. 25 l3k H. & Conn. West ... 100 50 51 N. London Northern. 100 2iS N. r., N. H. & H..,.. 100 1852 1STk West Shore ..,... 25 33
 Miscellaneous syockA
 Far. Bid Asked,
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Continued on Eighth Page,)
, ASA AMDa1's MOCK MAHhAT
New High Record for St. Paul and
 Atchison-A Weak Closing.

New York, Aug. 27.-New high records were registered by St. Paul and Atchi- son in the course of to-day's stock mar ket, which was for the most part lrreg- ular and dull refecting further profit taking in the Hartman issues and oth- CT stocks whose recent advances have been most meteoric. Atchisons high- water mark was attributed to the re- turns of that system for July, which show a net increase of $420,00O. There was little change in the foreign ex- change situation, although the rate weakened some later ill the day, and the only interesting feature regarding this phase was the announcement of an engagement of $730,000 Australian gold, which will not be received here for some weeks.
 The days trading was below that of recent days and was again largely linn ited to the same stocks that made up the great bulk of last weeks remarka- hle movement-Union and Southern Pa ciflc, Atchison, St. Paul, Reading, Unit ed States Steel and Amalgamated Cop per. To this very small list might be added Sugar which was a pronounced feature of the early trading by reason of its sharp advance on relatively large transactions after a protracted period of inactivity. Sugars dividend time is approaching and it is not unlikely that to-day's movement was an attempt tc discount that event.
 Money conditions manifested no ma terial change, call loans opening at T.: per cent, with an increasing demand for and a reduced supply of time ac. commodations. Western advices show that the outlook as regards the rail, roads continues very bright, earnings
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-28
Cotton SIagket.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,. mem bers of New York Stock and Cotton Ex- changes. Branch office. No S3 Ccnter street.
 New York Aug. 24.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-28
Clossps Prices.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince & whitelc. Bankers and Brokers. 25 Broadway. New York. and 1b Center street. New Haven:
 Bid. Asked.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

the politician
The proceeding the majority the pi
the practical politicians effective
the "Od Guard"
maio
he had become He
It had acquired thesck perpetual
is S
the
hic without and without has be
the party
violated without If
public opinion be indignant forward
subsequently rewarded
machine and the machine finds itself
hard pressed its hold organization control
wanting and the is cleared
AGENCIES OF EXECUTION ARE MANY.
agencies
little wheels and familiar
dls-the
candidates
who only diem and friendly useful the
of his occasional section OF
the upon people,
obesan
the whole servle, conscencele
Crook the pregnant hinges OF the knee,
Whereth may
They multitude places Every placed the State
choice
which the S motion.
The inflicted by the machine
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Wise AdniniStratiOnReStS in Selec-
ton by the Citizens of
Good Candidates.
b. SENATOR Robert M. La FoIIette.


Y every democracy great
political parties. shall admins
government Legislation.
relations OF life to all the complicated business transactions OF millions
kind of admin
desired establish the economic and financial policies essential only
integrity and ability mbodying the ideas
That the voter may be thoroughly informed question
the be chosen the representatives OF his convictions there
should be the widest discussion and the searching investigation Every
good government
open political
work preliminary % the selection OF candidates
principle responsibility. The
responsibility personal point
system point all
legislation all administration In all the activities preliminary to the primary
primary elementary
directly public
~ under sn delegate and convention does not aoan come
personal legislation
and neIey too in this mental work II there be failure here
mistake through trkey fraud fine work the
will by
Of minority principle 0 government
every encourage
primary political opportunity
the hgh puO service Ieaohng the principles OF the party reviewing
political history discussing pending and proposed legislation investigating the
fitness candidates quckenng the obligation personal
responsibility citizenship commanding
en personal interest OF the individual voteand when the campaign
conducting political
organizations political
political bargains Of
THRIVE UPON INDIFFERENCE
Cqu machines thrive the citizens indifference to the duties
likeness smitude
complicated system delegates
general OF
provision
following OF the constitution And until
give people elfgovernment L
general
people become the edic Of the machine
that of
good
small affair of politics
pursuit ignore pressing calls profession,
considered
personal emitting
public spirit the Office factory
the might be and counted
After disturb the
Something wrong Surely
citizen
attending the OF the Government all these years
CITIZENS AMAZED AT THE NEW FORCE
importance participating politics
doctrine practical politics They
belonged the people Every had equal
should have equal making executing
majority poit
They practical politician
the
they themselves point
tell how occurred They certainly had overwhelming
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ACT, AND THE MACHINE WILL ExPIRE.

fully the o he votes cast
Do this and the knel OF the political machine
OF
his party and attend primary elections privilege well duty It
in
induce voters attend Intelligent we'll considered Judgment will be
to be persuaded that he has election He viii
that he has The
candidates OF the majority honestly fairly
To
will
will
Under God this the people by the and for the
shall perish
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CONVENTIONS AS POLITICAL STORM CENTERS.

anything
opportunity
dovai and mslead delegates And the dark horse waiting
which prevail and about the convention the
suffering
opportunity by and plan would
the old or build new achn n itsp
Beginning the work State aside the the
They further than respectable po
pies Of Go back the people Substitute for both the and
party
vase dandr as he it
primary
designated official
candidate shall
printed the primary election ticket who shall have been called
candidate the that judicial candidates called
outn nnanyS
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of
nearly
ouisbes life
franchise
exclusive privileges and always well cared for
the machine Legislature.
The machine this invisible There
the land reasonable
principles
lin the election of to Office.
fully perfect and guard system OF nominating candidates as Pes and
by
equally wei in o candidates?
of
inherently schening
the nomination from the Every transfer Of dele
hands of convention the Of responsibility has been
through
ysteres Of gold brick. and" political
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
Government Of the People BY the People Must
Surely Follow Recourse to Direct Primary Methods

b will
nan an the and
rbuhmed b. the of he phn p e pos h d cnza has he
L
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
Corporation Influence Has an Un-
dernlining Effect on Our
Legislators.

Office Ido the Offices for salaries primarily The salary merely
and
edges responsibility.
Legislatures schedule
bills nnica behind the closed doors OF
plant speaker 1t exploits with reform designed
the lobbyist The makes
lobbyist
tails n upont the action of member
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

democracy grea
political The ballot which shall admins
legislation adjust the laws all the compile
e the complicated of millions
The daily tribune., 1906-09-15

heard that Catohsm and Deem gave .
penny
"But these here carpets again
began she deacon.
You pan bank on their being low
grade." broke In Mr.. Jonea: made
to soil cheap. All this Catohem and
Doom catalogue stnf IT, We have
rsiiabls. responsible houses In town.
Why not buy OF them9 The Geo. NJ.
Deibert Furniture and Carpet Go. sell
carpets Of repuse. We all know that
they handle ths best carpets made
What more do you want? And .
house - entsrprisipR ~ this. that car.
riss full and complete lines of car.
pets. rugs. linoleoms. mattings.
curtains draperies. etc.. is entitled to
local support
"The big cities set the fashions !;
why shouldn't we get our hats At
headquarters" argued DR.. Oureem's .
wife.
"Why shouldn't you buy your hnery
the p" sarcAstioslly responded Miss
Makepeace oheviot. Zone reason Is
that right here in Florence. at 1911
West Main street. is Miss Thede's
ladies' furnishings aud millinery es.
tabiishment which provides every
facility for getting everything that's
new and admirable in the WORLD of
fashion. She carries everything that
the last style DEGREES. Her trimmers
are quite as expert 81 those Of fash
ions oenters, and as we'll posted. and
have as correct tastes Being an
expert designer. she gives an exclu-
sive style OF hats that others may not
do. And having compared prices
6nd that Miss Thsde sells high grade
millinery cheaper than the catalogue
houses and the larger cities. She
invites the attention Of the ladies Of
Florence and vicinity to an elegant
stock Of new fall Aty les. now ready
for inspection.
One Of the rankest swindles Of the
day is in the Oatchem and Doem
catalogue house furniture. said Mr..
Jnnes. 1t 10 simply 8 oinoh that
you're sold when you buy it-and
serves you right. II you are. For
right here in Florence is the Geo.
M Deibert Furniture and Carpet Co..
that has q stock Of furniture of first
class quality, sold on it's merits and at
close prices. The stock includes all
grades for Quitting u mAnsion or
cabin In the very latest and accepted
patterns. There is style as we'll a.
quality in the Geo. M. Deibert Fur.
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A meeting Of the church had bes,
called to decide upon the p1IShh..s .

A meeting Of the church had bes,
called to decide upon the p1Toha.s u
now carpets.
The ladiss--God bless 'sm-hat
held entertainmsnu, and worked and
saved. and ssouyed tho funds. ant
now the male members Of the oopgrs
gation who had stood BY and looked
wise. while their better halves were
digging tooth and nail TO accumulate
the schsksls. were called together Il
direct them where to spend the money,
Parson Goodman oalled the meet.
ing to ordsr and asked Hon. Thomai
Jones to take the chair.
II mnvs." hurriedly said Deaoon
Titefist. THAT we send to Chicago
and get the carpets Of Catohem and
Doem. tho great catalogue house.
DR.. Cureem's wife seconded the
motion
Hon. Thomas Jones rose in protest.
Brothers and sisters" said he. "you
Ars making = mistake. No commu.
nifty can prosper that divides itl
foroes. Its buyers and sellers must
work together.
"Huhl'' sJid Deacon Titefist
II believe in buyin' where can get
things the cheapest /"
$50 do l." answered the Hon.
Thomas. "ThSt ia one reason why l
an . Johnny. oil the spot man. for Tvs
learned that the home man eivea bet.
ter goods for the money than the
catalogue man. He can't afford to
sell shoddy goods to his neighbors.
And competition keeps his prices
down."
''it's my privilege to 20 where
please with my money persisted the
deacon.
"Just 30. And strike your home
man when you want credit" re-.
torted Mr. Jones. ''I'm not built
that way. The home man gives en-.
ployment to my boys and girls. He
buys my products and employees othe
people who consume my products. He
spends his profits In building up the
community In whioh live. He is
entitled to my support.
lies got no strings on me. "growl.
ed the deacon.
He has. II you are fair man. +"
declared the former Nebraska legis-
lAtor. "He is . target every time you
fire \ contribution gun. When the
church was built. you were the
busiest man In town, deacon. striking
business men for donations. never
The daily tribune., 1906-09-15
ni.ure and Oarpe. Co... good..'

niture snd Carpet Cos. goods.
THE homo merchant's prosperity
does not interest me. !" butted In Col.
MaDoeuvres.
"Then You ars short sighted. =
retorted Mr.. Jones. "Take the Boston
Dry Goods and CIothips Cos cloth
ing Departments. Its people consume
your products. Its profits are ap-
piled to improve your town. It pays
taxes to help you run the homo ma.
chine. II epbscrtbsa 70 public enter.
prises It sells you the Hart. Sohaff.
ner and Marx and otter reliable
clothing and mems furnishings goods
that are honest. at prices thAt are
economical. It carries stock that in
extent and variety is the pride Of the
town. just because it is prosperous.
Interest you? Ruess yes! Get the
hAbit Of buying At the Boston Dry
Goods and Clothing Co.. D A. Jack.
manager. Tbe Subtraction received
makes the habit permanent ONE
1.-THE most credulous people l know
Of" continued Mr.. Jones. ARE those
who send away for 1ewelry AND
watches Cheap. unreliable grades
are the stock In trade Of the Catch.
em and Doem catalogue houses. It
is so easy to fill mail order with
trash and 20 impossible for the vin-
tim to get redress. With q house
like T. NJ. Howells. 1876 West Main
street. you are safe. Back of the
fact that the goods are on hand for
inspection. If the guarantee OF we'll
known citizen. who could not afford.
II he would. to miapresent quality,
T. M. Howells carries the best grade
Of watches diamonds, CLOCKS. jewelry.
sterling silver and platedware. from
the most noted manufacturers. and
does repairing promptly aud at mod
crate prices Mr.. Howells has nice
line OF the popular Pitkin and Brooks
cut glass aud handpainted china.
MANY dollars have gone for cheap
buggies. "spoke up Farmer Hsrdsotab-
BILE.
"There Ia only one way to get
genuine quality" said Mr.. Jones.
buy of home firm You know -
firm like the Fremont Carriage Co..
112 East Front atreet. T. H. Morris.
sey. proprietor. He carries lines of
the best vehicles in stock. that in.
oludes many styl les and his goods are
here for inspection. His carriages
ard buggies aud wagons and farm
implements are sold ON the honor OF
q reputable house. and you stand to
get what you pay for The Fremont
Carriage 90. sells the Racine carriages
bnggies and wagons. the Canton line
Of implements. the Milwaukee now
ers, binders and rakes. De Lavel cream
separators, International gasoline en-.
gines. and full line II harness.
They make a speciality Of horseshoe.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-15

ing. general blAoksmithina aud wagon
and carriage repairing -
There's one business the catalogue
men do not msddie WITH said
Parsou Goodman. "the butchers =
''Bnt the packer does." said Mr.
Jones "His agents slip around and
take private orders for onred meats
They get no encouragement from
me. J Bald and Cos. Central mar.
ket ll6 Elst Main street. supplies
my table. Their market Is always
stocked with prime meats Of every
description that know to be OF
first class quality And their weights
are honest and prices graded to
the lowest market notch. 1t paws
10 trads with the Central market.
They make speciality of purs lard,
fine ham. bacon and other meats.
aud always have a fine lot of poultry
a,isd other extra nice mcats for Sun
day diDusrs; oyhters In season. aud
fresh fish for Fridays Goods deliver
ed. Phone. red 85l -
"Thera is another line OF busi
ness mildly iuterposed Psrson
Goodman. that we are all interested
In having Satisfactorily represe nted
at home aud that ia the laundry.
The Florence Steam laundry. W,
v. Thornton. proprietor. ll2 Santa Fe
avenue, fills the demands III this par
ticular. The Florence Steam laundry
has the facilities for first GLASS work.
and the proprietor understands his
business The utmost care Is used
in handling all goods They are
thoroughly oleansed, properly ironed
and delivered promptly on time.
Work called for aud delivered. The
Florence Steam laundry takes care of
rush work in fine shape. as can
testify. and also does family washipgs.
They give particular attention to lace
curtains. and will not iDjure the most
deolioate fabric. Phone. black 66l
and have them call for your bundle. +"
II always pull fair with the man
who's hitohsd in harness with me.'
said Judge Msndamus THE man
who helps me tote the burden of home
affairs; who pays taxes. Chi ps in
bonuses. helps to hack homo enter.
prises he's the man who gets my
money. You've never heard, reckon.
of my patronizipg any of these non.
responsible insurance agents All
the money they pick mp gois But
agencies like Geo. E Kililan's. whose
offices in the State bank block. IL.
lnstrates my idea of mutual benefit.
He represents we'll known standard
companies. and writes all kinds of
risks-fire plate glass. bonding. en-
ployers' liability. etc His list in
cludes several of the oldest and best
known companies now doing business.
and they have au envishle reputation
fCopt;npad ~, ,0ana
The daily tribune., 1906-09-15

tContinued on page 3 }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-09
MAKING A HANDBOOK,
New Trial Denied Manuel Kane, Con-
victed Last Week.

After overruling the motion of Attorney
81. Edward Mitchell for new trial for
Manuel Kane. who was convicted last
week in the Police Court of making hand
book on the races, Judge Kimball TODAY
signed bill Of exceptions. The next hear
ing In the case will be before the Court of
Appeals. Judge Kimball refused to admit
the defendant to bail on the ground that
he had begun to serve the sentence imposed
prior TO moving for new trial. The de-
Tense claims that the information does not
charge an offense within the meaning of
the law
At the time of the trial last week the
defendant had no attorney and no excep-
tions were noted during the hearing Kane
was sentenced to pay fine of 500 and to
serve three months In jail. He was com
prisonment portion OF the sentence The
Following day Attorney Mitchell was en-
ployed, and he announced that he would
ask for q new trial That argument was
heard yesterday and the motion denied
The drawing up and the signing of the
bill OF exceptions followed today.
I did not think that this evil existed
IN the District, Judge kimball said In an
nouncing his decision. Il was nauch sur
prised TO learn that II did. And / was
stin more surprised to find that not only
on the races, but certain reputable business
men OF the city are betting or aiding in
this traffic. propose to impose severe SEN
fences in the cases in which the defendants
are found guilty. There will be not only
fines. but jail sentence in addition"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-09
AFFECTED BY STRIKE.
Total Membership of International
Typographical Union.

A bulletin received today by Chairman T.
c. Parsons of the printers eght-hour strike
committee shows that the total membership
of the International Typographical Union
is 4T.3+I. OF this number 3T,141 have Sc
cured the eight-hour work day, and 5946
are on the strike list. The remainder are
either not affected by the strike or are in
towns where previous nine-hour contracts
are still in force. The total number of
printers affected by the strike in this city
Is given out about SO.
Information received here today is to the
effect that the strike in Baltimore will be
inausurated February % when the pres
ent nine-hour contracts expire. There are
said to be 40 members of the Baltimore
union, but only about 60 will be affected
by the expected waikout. Local leaders
believe the strike there will be but short
lived
The announcement was made today that
Rev. E. b. Bagby, pastor of the Ninth
street Northeast Christian Congre-
CATION, known as 1.-The printers
church" will deliver an address to
the striking typos and their friends
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
headquarters of the eight-hour committee
9th and ID streets northwest Dr. Alexan-
der Kent of the Peoples Church addressed
the striking printers last Saturday after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-09
Fine of $50 Imposed.

John Payne, colored was taken into Gus
tody last evening. charged with disorderiy
conduct and with destroying private prop
erty. When tried on the charges this morn
ing by Judge Mullowny Payne was SEN
tenced to pay fine of $50 or to spend 12e
days in the workhouse In default.
The defendant was employed by John
Bietzell who keeps an oyster house at the
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 21st
street. He made a new entrance TO the
establishment by throwing a barrel against
the four panes OF glass I'm the store win
dow. breaking them.
When the crash was heard the proprietor
rushed TO the front and found the man
balancing the barrel in his hands.
Use just trying to walk into the place.
when my foot slipped and I fell against
the glass; Payne said in explanation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-09

Prof Emil Won Behring, the discoverer OF
the dphtheria serum. addressing the Ger
man agricultural council at Berlin. an
nounced his determination TO adhere TO the
resolution which he promulgated In Paris
Of keeping his tuberculous remtdy secret
till the autumn.