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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
TERRIBLE SCALP HUMoR.
Badly Affected with Sores and Crusts
Extended Down Behind the Ears

another Cure by Cuticura.
About ten years ago my scalp be-
came badly affected with sore and itch
Ing humors, crusts, etc, and extended
down behind the ears. My hair came
out in places. also. Il was greatly
troubled; understood it was eczema.
Il,eI various remedies. Sc called, With
out effect. Saw your Cuticura adyer-
tisement, and got the Cuticura Rem
edles at once. Applied them as to di-
rectlons, etc, and after two weeks, I
think, of use, was clear as a whistle.
l have to state also that late last fall,
October and November, 1904, 1 was
suddenly afflicted with a bad eruption.
painful and itching pustules over the
lower part of the body. I suffered
dreadfully. In two months, under the
sklllful treatment of my doctor, con
joined with Cuticura Soap and Cutl-
cura Ointment, 1 found myself cured.
II. A.. Z. Weiss, Rosemond, Christian
Co, ILL.,, Aug. 81, 1906"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
500 reward. s,oo.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
disease that science has ben able to cure in
an It's stages, and that is Catarrh, Halls
Satarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
hnoWn to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
constitutional treatment. Hall.s Catarrh
Mure IS taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
esstehi. thereby destroying the Foundation
20 20 .ne disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
ans!sIing nature in doing its work. The
ptir rp have SO much faith In Its cnra.
nnn powers thai they offer One Hundred
S Son lor any case that it falls to cure.
send for list Of testimonials.
ss "a e. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
rake Halls Family pills for constipation.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
Wr6Hna in Scotland.
From the London Standard.

-
The sports field at Grasmere lies at
the foot of a characteristic ridge of
feiis. very narrow at the top and as
you sit in the grand stand this ridge
rises up In front OF you.
On the bare. precipitous slopes Of 1t
the guides race Is run. On the verdant
lawn on which tine grand stand is
placed the wrestling matches are held
and those spectators who are not in
the stand make a ring around the lawn.
There are coaches and carriages, too,
ali around, on which people sit and
watch and have picnic luncheons, and
1T looks rather like Lords cricket
GROUND reduced in size.
In Cumberland wrestling the fall is
won directly u man is thrown to the
ground. There is no need to pin the
shoulders down as in Graeco-Roman
wrestling. Here at Grasmere all is
ended just when the Graeco-Roman
Observation-Disclosures would be get
ting to the serious work. Were it not
so the GraSHlere sports would last all
the year round. AS it was, several
matches went IN at the same time.
Many of the men had their tights
embroidered with wonderful flowers or
designs in silk Or wool-thc work OF
their women folk. who are now strain
ing to get a glimpse Of how the charm
worked from the sm'aying ranks of peo-
pie around the ground.
Boys wrestled; men with white hair,
had gained in experience what
they had lost in elasticity, wrestled.
The boys seemed TO be young Orlandos
generously trying q fall with the
Charleses of the profession, and who
knows that there was not some Rosa
who saw it all dimly from the
and was ready to say atterward.
Sir, you have wrestled well II over
more than your enemies"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
A Bows Epioram.

Mrs. Russell Sage taught schoo in her
youth in Philadelphia, and a Philadelphia,
woman who wa once her pupil said thet
other day:
IT remember Miss Slocum, as she was
then called-a very intelligent, cheerful, In
dustrious young lady, and a great favorite
with all Of US.
She had a way of hamrnering home an
idea with an apt anecdote that we girls
enjoyed hugely.
"one day, In impressing on us the i'm
portance of perseverance, she said that
she knew a little boy who was a remark
ably fine skater.
She watched the ~youngster, one winter
afternoon, do the front and back roll. the
grapevine, the glide and other feats OF
tremendous difficulty. and finally, over
come with enthusiasm, she patted him on
the back and said:
How on earth. at your age, did you
learn to skate so magniicently?
BY getting up every time I fell down..
was the boys simple
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
Above the Shams

Pittshurg Dispatch: The man OF grand
Impulses sheds a lustrc OH all around him.
When a woman a. she is of LITTLE. CON
sequence she does not expect she win be
taken at her word.
a mar usually est.matcs his value ac-
cording to a staie CT his own making
Men speak of Woinen's vanity as sema-
hin which Is part OF every wo1nau.s
make-up.
The kiss OF love fingers long In the mem
DRY OF 4 woman.
When a man undertakes Il, PROV. hi.
Importance he is irclin.d to orersrcp tho
mark.
Every woman feels sh. knos as juat how
far 70 go in the Tnatses Of assisting nat,ra
with he- face AID iigEi..
Many commanding m.n are sasilr !
trol.sd By those xlio seem TO be other than
s,:.snias.d!nI. AA
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
BOTH GENTLEMEN STAGGERED.
Obviously the Only Conclusion Which

the Speaker Could Draw.
Congressional Record: Mr.. Baker, an
staggered at the lnodesty of the lcnnsyl-
vania delegation.
Mr. Adams OF Pcnnsylvania-That is
more han we are with the lelegation
from New York.
Mr.. Tlal>ar--Air.. Chairman, repeat I
am staggered at the modesly OF the Penn
sylvania delegation.
Mr.. Adams of pcnnsylvania-Mr. Chair
man, 1 repear that we are not staernrnd
at the modesty OF tic New York delega-
tioE. Ste
Mr.. Baker-Mr. Chairman. 1 repcat tbo+
! am staggered at the HioJcsty OF the dol
egatioli from Pennsylvania.
MIR. Adams OF Pcnnsyivania-And 7 nm.
swer that we are somewhat staggered ~
the Individual modesty OF the gentteinan
Mr.. Bakery-Ah. Now We understan nd II
Why did you throw that slur. ever thc
remaining members OF the New York dol.
cgatlon! In view OF the whole
sale manner a few hundred Tennsyiya nj
u nave taken the whole country by tho
throat for years, l am staggered.
Mr. Adams OF Observation-Disclosures.
ed
The Ehairmar-.Both gel tlcmen seem ~
pc staggering under the weight az their
appropfiation5 in this bill (GTen. Iaurll-
teri
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04

l passed about 21hI
pounds of gravel and
sandy sediment in the
urine. | haven't pass
ed a stone since using
Doan's Kidney Pills,
however, and that vast
three years ago. II
used to suffer thel
most acute agony dur
ing a gravel attack,
and had the other
usual symptoms of
Ei1pay tronhlo Io.., :.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04

tude, headache, pain in the back, urin-t
airy disorders. rheumatic pain, etc. ii
have a box containing II gravel %stonesI
that passed. but that is 10 one-quar-t
ter of the whole number. L consider
Doan's Kidney Pills a fine kidney;
tonic"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a; box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
A Desperate Girl.

With a gesture of despair she laid down
her ice cream soda spoon.
Il ave decided" she said, in a hol-
low voice. ito renounce this vain and
frivolous life forever. 1 am going out as a
missionary to Equatorial Africa"
What has led you to this desperate re-
solver"
Papa won't give me an for
my birthday"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
Marrow escape.

Ethel-"I was out driving this after
noon and the horse tried to run away with
me. DID You ever have an experience Of
that kind?"
Maael-"Well, l had a donkey try 1t
once. He wanted me to elope.,'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
r OF GRAVEL.

Not "A Single stone Hns Formed
since Using Doan's Kidney Pills.
]. d. Daughtrey, music publisher, Of
Suffolk. Va, says: During two orr
three years that l had kidney troublet,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
Mauae Kills ! Cat.

r1rs. Winsloy,s sooTH1aa SYRUP TOR children
Iestning: spfscsE the gums, reduces intanmarlop, 81.
AYE pain. cures wind collie Is cont q bottle.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04
pidn,t Mean It That WAY,

From the American Advertiser.
There is very doubtful comfort in the
subjoined candid statement thai APP
pears in the personal" column of a
London daily:
''Notice-If RI who 10 s,,noc,1
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04

NOtIct.--If B----, Who Is supposed
to be In c., will communicate with
his friends at home, he will hear of
something to his advantage. His wife
Is dead"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Der a6ff,l Hsdsn bIsibt. IdBt Die
Seiis nod cine 9iertelitunoe itebe1
uuo faBt Damn nit sinsm gblOifsI
Stiide pie PoderlH auf bic Weblipels
isni6uFel, gisbt alif gos Gage heiBs
braune Butter unb 3uder unO 3immt
uno trGgt Sic poIsnta auf. OOer
man 6efreut Die 8olentdnodeElR nit
a~erie6enem &die. ebe Sic beige Butter
OorubergsgpTeH pirb. Au9 gu ges
oinIetem 5leifa nit brauntr Sauts
int man 10 3ubersitste polenta ftait
RoderIu, itatt aRDOeln OOer Grbs
dpfeln.
Sine fsinere g OIsntus
meblfpeife lit foEgeuOe: ods
qeI6e t6rHige Mebl miro in UtiI9 SEE
toht uuO qe}ufert. Damn siebt man
Oen grei in cine gut nit Butter auss
eefdmierte Raferole, belsgt ieoe Gage
NIT aeI6dlten uR0 tleiHgeihnitteueR
QepfelR urO 3uder uHo bddt Die
Speiie in Der 8obre. Dieie Niaiss
mebl9eri6ts inb red1t rahrbaft uHO
nobl6medenO, bod audi RGrtDer
5a9erln per0eH man6em nuns
rem. Wtdn mdmt einen feiHen Ruoela
teig an ur6 i6ueioet, ud9oem er gut
dusqetpaltt 1T, 6ter5u ldngli9 0iers
edge StHds. 4uf oieie gisbt man ie
einen 20ffsl 5aae, Die ma ndtiirli9
inon borber bsreitst bat, aud S0pfeus
file, p0er globR nit Mild, 9onig
unO 9i6eB, Mtunoelfiae o0er Sbfts
marmelaoe. Die SOpfeHfiiae niro
b~ereitet, tnom man an einem 4btrie5
BON Butter uno Spei Gioottsru ben
Quart, zen man in Seilesrei6 Sopfen
munt, 3uder, 3tmmt un0 flsiue Ros
linen 3ugiebt. Sur Wduoelfiae Ders
miift man feiugeitoBens Waroeln nit
3uder, 3itroueHimale uHO fhaumig
deriibrten Giern. MeuR nan nun bic
FiiQe auf sic QltoeltsigfledheR gegss
ben BAT, f6lGst man bas Seig0iersd
suIammen, Oriidt bic Gnoen iOrgfGIs
tia aufsindn0er, oamit Die 5iiae beim
G06en Hiht be~ruusoringt, uno todt
tieie Sofherlu in iieOeRosm s~eial3es
uen 8dTer. @enn tie 9bsn iapim'
men, meroen Iie bebutiam berausge=
boben, lagenneiIe auf bic S6iifsI gsz
legt uno nit beiber brdunli9er 8uts
ter uno ger0itsteR 8r5fsln beOedt.
as leBtes Ttrsut man 2uder oarauf.
Die meiffsR bieier na6rbaftsH Msbls
Ipeiien tpsroen getodt. bas beiBt auf
Dem Scribe bereitet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

brateHem ODER setoftem 6Iei@ 81
ieruiereH.
: = =
@rouben NIT 8fIaumen.
Gin 8fuHo @raupen mer0en am
9beno 5uDor eiHgerpdiiert. Gam
iett man ie init oemielben 8aiier
aufs 5elier. gieBt aber. rDeun oia
@rmlpen 81 qiIelen beginner. uidlt
@afier. %ionOeru 8ofelfleiidbriihe -
bic Bride Uou gefohtem &6felileiiH
-oa5u. @leih5eitig iin0 Elm babies
&iuno entiteinte 9ddpflaumen mil
elm paar 9felfeH uno einem StiiddeH
3immet IN menig @uiier lduainm
Deib 81 odmpfen. menn Die @rutper
gar iino, ldbt man tie nit Den Bilau.
men nod raid mifodeu. Gieier
Srei Diro 3u parmem, nie taltsm
&ofelfleiidl aud) 81 gefohtem &in0-
ileiih gereidt. 8iQ man i'm }t $40.
t~elettes gebeu 10 muB DIE &ofeIbrii6a
iorgfaltig entiettet mer0eu. Stntt
8udpfImlmen iiuo aud EfIuumeu.
ODER airihmus ST. %per1Uenoeu bod
ciirfen bierpon b6ditens uelln uu5en
aenpmmeu DerDeu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01
ella 9tt3O8

= 0ds &ssi1teI Der beiosn 1lmea.
81, i'm Si.c5sr .. S.. NIT btitsn gr-
FolJs BE Prafans i'm 9uhbiEoer5lTOs
ipert ooy oey 9syliner 9lnoperlstlm-
msy beitarosu IND isbt 3pej auoege &c
foI9t. 3fpt, G1men aus GjsI yperosn
osmRdhii ote Qyifurg Oor Sem CNrs
retitsr oes acknowledgements pa6u,
db3uIeleR bl5sa Dds 9u6inoer9e=
peybe 1T Oas g.n3igs in Berlin, oas
bis ieBt wt,o he 6duSipsrts.ehrlin5s
in oieisr Qr. a~asgsbilost bat. Die srs
ten peItiiteG 9u5binAs-.eielen ino
beyeits in gItea 5teneu uutsrlebraht.
gtne cer fra9 -2n DameR 1T in 9ls
ria IN ejnen Meier 81 ihrer psitsrsu
9usbilouDg ta1t;l Die duo,re sat in
Berlin !pSuenN stslups ssfuHSsR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01
Ger 3aItrrn mars
3oDeaette in 9erlsn
bon Gottbofo 9aul3.

ON u a3Q9ttN ipuL
~ Der 4beHO giHg sur flute
% glit iai1iilem 4t9em lam
bic title yia6t.
Bon fern. i'm lDeiteH. Wetterleu4ien
4us ouutler Moltempdno.
Die, un6ejli6iuau9er. ihuea
4m 6ori3oHt empor Tt igu5utIe.
3iefitile rings
Wir 3pei aasiH i'm 3immer.
Du iplelteit Delt0ergsneno
RI Cd luuiht, rsglos
Sine 8olislieOiDsiie.
Die feltiam mir oas 6er5 ergrtit
Das ale 9ieo pom GiebeR uRo pom
Qeioe
gu iummteit lsiie Dol Did bin
Die 4uidHgsitropben.
Gle Idu5eE jauh3en0
Bon Der erIteu gie5e juusem Slid =
uno in Der 6ernf grill oer 9onnst
Den @runoattor0.
8eri6ueQenD leiie. iiei.
Sin i&per Der6aIt'nes 8roaen i.
lluo Gers aui Beers Oertlang ole
Iflidte Meiie.
Der Mono periant. Die Sterne gingen.
2iefpuutsf nun.
uno immer better glub'n ole 8lIbe,
llno Die Nadt,
Die bang erihdusruoe,
Dur6or0bnt Oer DouHet lauter. i'm
mer poQer
sin 1rubgeIaul osr Damn uHo mann
Bein 5artts 9isbesiiso raub ubers
0robnte,
Das mdbli6 ii6
Gum nebmutbDcleu Sblune DaHott:
.un0 al 0a5 jun9e bIub'noe
Slid
Der trite Siurm Brad es ents
3vei!" -
O3s Gito eritar5 III idhem UliBdtioto;
Oils poup ole Mtlt 3erberiten, Dom
HettrGdeni
Getun0suldug ildmmt es am 9tnlmel
oui
Sin Neer BON 6euetl
un0 nun beult ber Sturm
Seiu Diloes beiircs GieD OeS au's
rd6rs
Durh ole Godtl...
SD fablte Deincn iuH9en 8orper
beben.
- On i6misQteIt Eth in S6red unc
Tlrt6t an mid
unb elmo IbydHe 3ittert Dir i'm 4ug',
DeiH Gibem itodte....
GroBe 1ropfen ianeu.
Gs 0ifncn ijd oes 6immel5 Shleultn.
Die Groe 0ampft,...
Die Teafcr reiB id auf
lluo mid umflielt Elm punoerfriide5
WeheH.
Toa i0itlih lin0erno
I'm Die er6ibte Stirn ii6 ibmie1t. -
Uit Qyoben qugen iab'f 6u itumm
biHdus
~ Ta5 2dmpenliht oes SINNERS TloB
Hnh orauBtn
uno ipiette 3itiern0
9lui BEN @lumeabrett por'm 6enIter-
llno ia6't Ste 7orte 8oie,
Die Du liebepol ge2o1eH,
qlm Wor0en crit erbhibt,
8om Wetieriturm Der eriteu Raht
GrbroheH
URit I6pereu S6ritteu giugIt Du It'll
3uriid
On Teirsu 9lob.
Mlt6auiI6 griff Ois Sano nod sins
nal leiie
Die SdhiB0ttoroe:
.lluo an oaa jurae bliib'uos
etid
Der critic Stnrm brad es emit
8meil"
Sd trol 3u Dir
un6 Ft6r Dir toIeno iiber's 6uar,
limb plotlih forfeit Gu aui
uuo griffith ua6 mir.
Pie polItet Du mid uimmer lufen,
Shlanqit OH nm meinen 6uIs sic
Mrme.
llno iaFuuQ5los,
SH mjl0em Web erI6ittern0.
SLANG Dein Weineu
2lls modteit Du iGon oamuls obn5n.
Wleiu crimes 2ieb.
Wic uuter Gturm un0 DetterTdlGs
cen
SIN Sampie nit 0ey 0elt eo1 9orurs
theilen.
Dor Der In tuarmtr.
Irsuer 9jebe qldu5ensIerQem 0abu
On tiihn unO itol5
init mir e5 3u ertyoBtn 0ahteh
llrpIDblih infer iuu1,3. bIub'uoe5
Slid.
2aum o0B emror }u bobtm 6lul Tt's
lplHote
~ IN irarT io 7drl.
3ort luje ojc ia1paalc RoTt -
Sn iGbem @tur4e enOen ~Ioat....
Wor o\dhrfr wrr's
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Us taelsyrt Saidentuh Ser
9aH5sr Ne.t 9e1cU csr RoujljH 8i..
ire pou S,a,,su I53-a esr;tl. IS be-
ittht aus alien oersiuBijtsu Sp,Bsu
uUo it o5ihcg Is aus o.u ~fiui,thu.
tan Suhrbuco,g, N1rr,t 5et golitGa
ojl srbalten. Wlla itdBt zen Uer.s
oieies togt1ljts7 S1ihtat4dS aui
isd3ils bis ilutau9is5jsmuisus
6ranL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

@o ee 1raa ro;rtbidditst. pd6it
ser Gpet am 9oiien.
0er in Ser 6ait PES Soles daft.
Dem idQ. qspiB suptiieH Elm:
Dit brdubt man ielue gdr3e Strait,
I'M isigey Sapaae 9egT gu isin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01
@itantes 8urtoffeI sc.
mile.


a~noerbalb Quart 4artoiieln mer.
Den qeid'alt mo init elmer Eeter.
|iiiiempurjel gefoht. 0am iduetoct
man oie beiBen aartoffel in SdetbeH
mo ole @llr5el III feline Stifthe'I
En}mjiheu iii Elm @Bl0ffel ooa &C.
hudtc 3uie5elu. elm bolber @etoiftI
pou RaUeru uuO orei gBI0iiel pou IN
Qan; feline @urielhen gelhTIttere
SeniQurten iomie elm gaus tleines
SnIdd9eu eiHaemadter ooer tanoir-
ter Sugper ~ hoditeus 3eutImeter.
lana - IN slDeiuuoeiHbalb un5en
@utter cine &ierteIihIn0e 81 o0lnpfeE.
N2un itdubt Damn cinen fndppen bal
ben @Bl0ffel poll @ei5enmebl BAR
iiber unO perfoht allies init eIner bat'
ben Saiie 9ouinon. 3ulest miro fie.
ier. Salce nod oreipiertel @eiuql1s
ron biaiGem DeibpeiH 3usege6sR;
man 'ol;t 9igi cine Briie WcIBeE
@feffer lm0 suei Shecl5fiel poll 20.
wieqteu. frIideu Sfuittlauh oasrl
m0 uirft ole beiBen 8artoffelitei-
BEN uuo Sic @urielitiffdlen 5lneir.
las @cmuie i0u uu.er m~ieoerholtenI
Sdpenfen nod 5 bis 10 9tiu:ften
,ieben. bari aber uidlt mebr todea.
IS lit ioior. aRsuridten nHo su ee-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

+ Sir due gorfd1e bat nan in Sds
pan bsionoere 9OBen uno 3empeI. 90
bat man Gud Oeu 3abupebs5 empel BET
5otio, Der in elmer groBen 8dumiDurs
gel erri6tet iit. 6ierbsr pilgern Die nit
3d6ntpe6 bebafteten uuo itedsn ibre
alien 3d6n6uriteu als Spfer in bic
&rOe, nafOem tie ii4 tpObtpeisli5 OOrs
Der nit neuen osrieben baden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Die 5rdueurs6tIerin Sulan Q.
QHtbon9 bat ibr geringes gsrm6gsH,
aus ii6er 10 Suuisno Dollars bette
beno. Der .0omaH Suffrage @focias
tion" permadt. sic lit aIio osrSu9e,
bic ibr gan3es 9eben dusma6ts, au9
angeii9ts oes So0es trsu gebliebeR.
Sbre S6peitsr, pobl ibr eiRoigs 9eTs
pdnote, ging leer aus.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-04
Z ID.
-

which furnished free
from centerviiie and "a R.
each and all who assis
III helping to make ouf)A 7
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-04

Philip Schneider, 215 South Eleventh
Street.
X X X
The Occult Research society will
hold meeting this afternoon at half
after two o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Johnson, geo South Eleventh street.
Mrs. Anna Beeson will read paper
on "The Simple Life A large
attendance of members is requested
at this meeting.
= x x
Tuesday evening Miss Vera Creme
entertained at her home on South
Ninth street, a few Of her schoo,
mates at a taffy pulling. Those pres
ent We're: The Misses Grace Sherman,
Ruth Beall, Ethel Huber, Catherine
Sherman, Grace Norris and Vera
Crome.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-04
-tjE
E:ARLHAM
President Kelly in Chapel.

~ will read a few modest words
from a very modest man who had suf-
ficient strength that he might be mod
est were President Keliy's open
ing words as he met the students in
chapel yesterday morning. Then he
read from Paul and spoke some well
chosen words on making New Year
resolutions. He advised the student
body to forget both the defeats and
the victories of the past and live on
ly iii the present as they press to-
ward a new goal.
President Keliy's address at the
State Teachers association during
the holidays won him quite a great
deal of favorable newspaper com
ment, and he is being widely recog-
nized as one of the foremost think
ers and speakers of today.
Some of the departments are en-
rolling the largest classes in the his
tory of the college. Eighty students
have enrolled for college algebra,
making it necessary to divide the
class into three sections.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The High School foot ball candi-
dates got together yesterday at noon
and selected a captain and manager
to lead them for the year of 1906.
Donald Grave was selected as the
captain and it is thought
he is the best man
that could be gotten. He is very
capable of leading the boys in the
game as he knows the game from
start to finish and is a very heady
and study player. When John Muir
ray was selected as the manager it is
thought that another good move was
made. Mr.. Murray will fill the place
with greatest ease and regularity.
High School has some very good
material for this years team and if
the team is not success it will not
be either the fault Of the manager or
the captain.
Harry Fetzer, who is a Sophomore
in school has decided to stop school
and take up work outside which he
deems more profitable.
The Freshmen basket ball team
have bee challenged to a game by
the team representing the Garfield
school. 1t is thought that the chal-
lenge will be accepted.
A few of the boys have organized
an independent team and are calling
themselves the Haddrons. They senG
out challenge to play any team
whose ages are between 1916. The
following is the probable lineup o.
their team. Bartel and Moore, for
wards; King center; Dickinson ant
Wissler guards.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-04

Walter Commons visited Acsa Pitts
Monday
TIE funeral of Woodroe Hough
was held last Monday morning at
New Garden. The interment was at
New Garden cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hodein and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. c. O.
Woolman took dinner Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parrish.
Aca Pitts is dangerously i'll at his
home
Miss Ethel Bennett entertained on
New Years night at her country
home northeast Of here for Miss
Edith Cranor. Those present We're
the Misses Mary Davis. Florence
Schroeder, Eva Boren, Edith Cra-
nor, Nola Rupe, Nellie Overman,
Bertha and Lucy Benton, Mr.. Ear
nest Retts, Fred Harmon. Roy La
cey., Chester Anderson, and Russell
Wright. The evening was pleasantly
spent. A three course luncheon was
served.
Mr.. Wilson Charles and family en-
tertained Rev. Nathan and Eva
Charles of Earlham, and Mr.. J. E.
Charles and wife, New Years day.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-04
FOUNTAIN CITY
Special to Palladium:

Special to Palladium:
Fountain City, January 3.-Revi-
val meetings commenced last Sunday
evening at the Methodist church.
Mrs Chas Knoll and son are Wis
iting Mrs. Knoll and family, near
Lynn for a few days.
Nathan Davis of Earlham spent
Sunday and Monday with Wilson
Charles and family.
Miss Freda Townsend and Miss
Marie Schroeder returned home last
Saturday evening after a few days
visit with relatives at Richmond
Miss Nola Rupe and Goldie Rupe
who have been visiting at West Man
chester have returned home.
Alex Reed of Spring Grove and
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