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The Washington herald., 1906-11-18

- ASH men sometimes rush in where angels fear to
~ tread. They inaugurate reform in poll
ties, business, and the church, but some
times their jealous efforts aim at the impossible,
Since Eve first began sewing hg leaves together in
the shape of walking suits evening gowns has
endeavoTed have feminine costume constructed upon
ratlonal-er that upon lines that seemed his superior
and highly practical mind being the right thing.
Has he ever succeeded? Well movement for a mas
culneconducted womans dress reform going now.
and observant philosopher this say on
ject;
This IS not the first time the worlds history that
q plague Of extravagant has been visited upon
mis- sins Once or twice before this evil been
tackled by reormers Then switching to another part
the subject leaves the impression that ackling
cid not succeed.
man. of these the mysteries feminine appar
e-the fashionable raiment ralhcaons thereof
with which she persists in adjoining" herseIf
Crandness and extravaganza Of style are avsvs bac
ed up by conscious superiority the part Of the fem
mind that the male Obtecor promptly out Of
business.
rallied bitterly against the stood out about
his Iady's neck like repelng picket fence.
he could see 20 than his descendant of
to-day the picture hat-nor could he
get around over it.
But the run remained and men Of the period had to
do well with 1t as they could which was not very
well
Frequently they got taste Of rufes IN their mouths
instead Of the nectar Of ruby lips
Really shocking to mans sensiblities, however was
the extraordinary horned headpeee women of the
fourteenth century perched upon themselves.
This consisted of partly cOne-shaped bonnet start
ing and and running thence about west
northwest. half west.
From the under side pair Of horns sprang I'D In
gentle but extended curve, taking general course Of
northeast by north
Now this picture hat Of the period was. no doubt
thing Of Joy the OF that day, Il caused
notable enlargement prevalent vocabulary Of pro-
<srity
Then the extraordinary French style OF Golf
fure that produced a towering bulk Of hair upon the
head like pling a uxurant fluffy Pelion upon fair In
teIleetuaI Ossa ef marble brow.
Opera glasses were not so well known or in common
that tme and had they been were no visual
The Washington herald., 1906-11-18

quarrel with her sorry for her, she said, "and will
do what I o help her"
Now the situation has changed however As her stand
ing wife has been questioned she has back to
her quiet rural nome amid the picturesque hills OF Sauk
County TO await developments.
Before going home said: Il first Sager two
years He always known 10 under the name
Of Charles William Stewart We together all
time. he asserting be a single man. finally
The Washington herald., 1906-11-18
HOLD THEIR OWN SERVICES.

On Sunday afternoons the children Of Oakley NJ. E
Church, New York City. hold services OF their own.
This innovation started by Rev. II A. King. the
pastor believes in beginning early to train young
people religious work.
decided give children opportunity to hold
services Of their conducted by older members
Of the congregation. and found young people willing
and enthusiastic 10 take up the plan.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-18

ASH sometimes rush in where angels fear to
~ tread They inaugurate reform measure In poll
ties business and the church. but some
- times their jealous efforts aim at the impossible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
CHAPTER XIV.
!. a VOYAGE INTO THE UNKNOWN.

doo
down mediate the situation re
saw was lust eleven incredible that
hosptable ena any
steamer
happcned
Dummond was dohg anu -
keYhenh re NJ
brought OF
subject from his mlnd pcKed
bed hung
AS he did this his hand came
moment ne mag1nea y %as
metal syringe he mad !te
evening from his thoughts whng In ano.ner
direction. the potles u
examining candle light wishing ne nag piece o. ruch M
replaced the materials IN ms
was ordinary generous and resting
his closed eyes ana hnd IN mana
dreamland together -, .,ah
dark in his cabin The candles which
he had neglected themselves The short
aboard small vesse
door which back the The steward
he nothing or Inc
sentinel. e daylight outside
wishes know ryou VIII breakfast with
meal in room!'
compliments the Captain say snail great
pleasure in with him.
1T win be ready hour Excelency
good don't about
clothes
Captain himself entered ncosed in gsnng
olskins. j. =.
yvaa pyvaa Igness walk the deck
breakast?'
and by sautaton take
Finn 4
am native Abo, replied Captain, Finn.
but differ countrSmen a. ann good RUSSIAN Also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

"How escape from steamer in motion Captain? -
Well Captain, III parole
cold night as th1s'
now said the we
beside
zg
hen going down
ther yer?"- 53#8 lM II II Is II
Zig Captain ouding his
information he should
himself. af
up to
nota questions
a want to know
hayetit S.
breakf
3 =
Excelency' a
your trouble his ghness tonight
but give m morning.
in thatc 8
Prince which had written
to the Car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

!.
Ii Gnas to az" accompany me ~<slDS
e MnS '9 ne a annoys a. n9 Sss1
your ign Meas
,.::: $s.: " a.: :
.s 4: Mil! N.Y. .Ef;
s. Nj K Ks
haye ess seen neng
ssa;:s ,:s s $;
g s se S'Sss "'ss s.s!s
m9fn @ a has Tsn
1 e'e's9 At % % sis
well failed TO- aaarm me- your polite
r, Your P S he ns vsSs 5 sys g
gracious sal u T., nc ,son ., his ,con?
Nothing Not hu9v wh nn;aes your Hignness'
Xessf ar fas 'a With
os ? vs s1S1ss friend who waiting
rom r. sas ,sssss ns sss6a s n
@ s han H2 sa
sSs se Ct 81 a9 ssaF esasff''
s your "H II ns
anything electric bell will summon
YOU /
whoever is responsible aet
nohn Of
uhero3I must other you?'
have not
will not attempt to escape?'
!. If course'
enc replied the officer as ermontoR
he called
muskc with byonet the end Of The soldier
took beside of the cabin
elsc?" asked the Prince. I.
isn't his fault
brought me here
him goodnight"
said the Prince
He o rapidly
Drummond
him within the cabin
overlear II no
liked,
told him
didsO
together with the
whspered
ten times this money II
address that note'
moment he heard
hrob of engine There
whether
surmsed and he suspected his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
The Sunday Times Dispatch
He determined to

Of the Neva. He determined to-
4 go on deck ana solve the qucs-
4 ton Of direction, but the SOL.
der ut the door brought down
his gun and barred the pas
sage.
q am surely allowed to go
u on dcck?"
You cannot pass without
IN order from the captain,
We'll, send the captain to
ME, then
81 dare not leave the door,,
sud the soldier.
Lermontoff pressed the but
ton, and presently an attendant
came to learn what was
wanted. "a ..t
viii You ask the captain to
come here?,
The steward departed, and
shortly after returned with q 1
4 big, bronzed, bearded man,
whose bulk made the state
room seem small.
Eal"You sent for the captain,
and ! am here"
$50 am i" said the Prince
jauntily.' My name is Ler-
monitor. Perhaps you have
heard of me?"
The captain shook his shay
gy head. "A
s''I am a Prince Of Nussia,
and by some mistake find my
self your passenger instead OF
spending the night in my own
house. Where are you taking
me, Captain?"
ct is forbidden that r
should answer questions"
is it also forbidden that
should so on deck?"
"The General said you were
not to be allowed to leave this {
stateroom, as you did mot give
your parole"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

It was a quarter past ten
when the company separated.
Lermontoff stepped into his
cab, and the i driver went rat
Ting up the street. In all the
talk the Prince had said moth
Ing of his own discovery, and
now when he found himself
alone his mind reverted to tho
material IN his pocket, and he
was glad the cab1nan was gal
loping his horse, that he might
be the sooner in his workshop.
Suddenly he noticed that they
we're dashing down a street
which ended at the river.
q say" he cried to the
driver, you've taken the
wrong turning. This is d blind
street. There's neither quay
nor bridge down here. Turn IN {.
back
q see that now" said the
driver over his shoulder. I'll
turn round at the end, where
II is WIDER
He did turn, but instead Of
coming up the street again,
dashed through an open arch
way which led into the court
yard Of a large building front
ing the Neva. The moment
The carriage was inside the
gates changed shut.
Nov, what in the name OF Of.
Saint Peter do you mean by
this?" demanded the Prince
angrily.
The cabman made no reply
but from door to the right
stepped a tall, uniformed Off
cer, who said:
"Orders, your Highness, or
ders. The isvoshtchik is not
to blame. May | beg OF your
I1ighness to accompany ME in
side?'
"Who the devil are yol?'
demanded the annoyed noblema
II am one who is called up
your Highness will make much I
Gam / under arrest?'
q i. n =
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-05-10

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conn., s., Nj, + =. ,,..-,. l. a., IT,
mined The citizens l-v.-. i. said Disputed
territory shall ra. their taxes to the
county iu who's. favor The Question
shall 'ha-. been decided And If +. q
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-05-10


ing, worrying or chasing sheep either
upon their own land or that OF another
Tor which killing the owner of said dog
SO killed shall be debarraI from recover
ing any sum in any court Of this State
as damages for such killing.
ssH And b. If enacted That ans.
person who -haH maleiogslv remove
from any DOC wearing ne same the
aforesaid tag. the tax having been paid.
snail be fined ten dollars and costs. and
any person killing any dog wearing ar-
license tag as provided bv this Act
whether 8y mistake Orot11Iwi-e unless
caught in the act Of killing. DESTROYING.
worrying or chasing sheep. as DroviGs.,.
IN section Of this Act, shall BE- GaM
90 the owner Of said dog i'm an action ~
damages Tor the full value Of said dog.
winch valuation shall not be less than
ten dollars. TO be recovered by the usual
proceedings in such cases.
a&J And he enacted That ,-,-,.o.-
resident Of Garrett ..rf.n+-- -, 80,
license tao for anv 900 in +5a ', es,,,g
manner As. Droyi5ad in ooc+icl,e 4 - r
Of this Act. upon the pavrnor,t Of -beta,,
provided in section Of his Az. Int
( that if anv nonresident can f,1Irisb
satisfactory evidence TO the ronstahIa
by receipt or otherwise. that he bas
already paid an annual license fay unon
the dog or bitch for which license Is
sought, the constable shall then issua to
I the owner a tag upon the navment of
ten cents. and shall keen record If tho
case as provided in section 4 of tbis Act
g2K Andbai If enacted Tb,+a,--1.,.
san [,-bosa ebco, To- -, t it;il l'iiy P?l-
irrad l,- ar['Jod, sboII i- - VI ~
. iustira t6a &C., - -; Jit,.;l ~
NIL aida,r;t 10 -lL ~ anu
riII,.,- T.bcra,,,C, ,iI III: VI
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~, nf ,,1cb doc. ~ e., ~ w
a. NAV il, ~ ;,Iirl,,,a,,+ C,iC2s,'
9scaTta;, tho a,,So,,,, "a, 1880. ~
tai,sI h. s,-,L Lin. -. .',:,...s %
The onS of tba dolr 7,Ili ,yC %';u IL
i Lro,l-n Tho iTsiico iii fa,.tL;J,.t
dive i,dlrr,a,,t fg,, .,I W vi " lCI'
Ia s,.,,,fir i, -. ''I iiiaS
NJ Co,rt,- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; go VI s''S Doatu
co,,,3t1- ,,.L;o[ sLaii ~ ,Ii4l e..
de6ts IN HI GffJ a. = nc ne.
Mood bt, ta, -; -, ,e SL anu
FTn5 a1d tla ny ?il:eP
fro,, +b ,,,;t,,c i, go "a I'1iitilIs
tbof shoo al ~, 81 ne lacJ
I[, ol ~, ll rli-itl' VI JuieQ
he doc ba l oI r., "i ,lod me oWHe[ on
tria eba1 Issue i4 ne :" wi il0O II t te
sheen i i' n,. i ~ i.[ oMliel % tne
the All 5sr,slo ,biCb q o vi ' ba = IoL
proved to have been sustained nv said
owner, which certificate when endorsed
by the clerk of the Board of Comfy
| Commissioners. shall he nresen+ed 70 tbo
| treasurer of Garrett county and naid h,-
him out Of any money that may be in
the treasury standing to the credit of
the Sheep Fund; and that if the owner
snip OF me dog IN the case, Is known,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-05-10


| proved shail be conclusive as TO the
l!&lII vi SucH persons 10 vote on Sa!u
/ question. ANA II aald vote ShaIl be in
IaFIt o. GarFeVO county Ihen lhe mes
| % Ialu uONh uli''et Iile au ail ol
ci"PIet 5U4 OF Ihe acts OF 1926; when
SuI =! - IlLeu III me once Oh me iaIq
/ tolhhASSIoher OF Maryland snail he ana
Ca,.rat+ md kiIao,a,,, o,-,,lfis..
Guy
Al, pr d. 3iu De IL enacted; mat
li.-S aeI siiS'u take eiIeti from lhe aaIe
vi Us passage Ell, ,a
-NPpio'eo "a phi ~ l'Vo-
CHARTER OF EVANSVILLE.
.. 40,
maj Els 40.
AN ACI to repeal and re-Cnact with
amendments Sections Up to 122 in
elusive, Of Article y Of the Code of
TubIc Local, Laws title Garrett
County, subtitle "Grantsville, -
ana to ADD additional Sections there
TO, to follow Immediately after Sec
Uon ~. and to be designated as
Secuons IzZA.
SECTION 10 Pa II o,.o+od L,, 4ho
General Asser,bIz- Of Ms,,,Iond thu 5,,
the inhabitants ~ Grarts,iii go Gor .l5,'
county. MARYLAND he and tbo,, o we
hereby incorIorated I,, tba r 800 q" &c e
'.The NayoT and Town Council r,lii Of
GrantsviIie > and bv that name NAV NAV sT 10
and be sued, plead and be impIeaded
may have and use a common seal. and
may hold real personal and mixed prop
erty, when the interest of the town NAV
so demand.
SEC 112 And he !. r,,r+bo, or,o+,d
That the male citi1ane Of sa;d ta,,,,, ~
the ape Of twentv-one vaars ava ~,
wards being citizens II tbe I'm I!,,;t tl'l
States and Who EaIa ,,oy;dad j., "a t ta,,.
for six months newt tbarato - ,~ ,,'t -
shall elect hv ballot on tho ffrSt o NJ
dav in limo IN Cacb ,na, No. H. W ru o,,5
five Connrilmar 1.bG SboIl aa;, " o Fa,.
two vears from, the tiron ,'I 81 ~. ol loi
tion or until fha;, s1ccosso, ,.> nIaatd
and ouaiifed In rase Of Jootb ror ;o.'
nation or faira to , onoiif,, Oe nf nSS
~ elected Mavo, ". "'c!.ly IL any Pa
c0rnorate board r,at ioS 1''t +bnr ve
,1Jn5 heinr nrnsant 'I' sboii en- fIf'il -" quo-
cancv hv the election o'', Of l ., S,'' 4E E%
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-05-10

A. TOTTEN MATTHEW'S, Solicitor for
Mortgagee.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13

Free Life Insurance.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
CONVICTION IN
BAD MEAT CASE
Edward DuROSS FL. d q3,
and Costs For Violating
Health Ordinance
KILLED A "MONKEY" VEAL

As a result Of the crusade of the Boari
Of Health against the sale Of unwhole-
some ineat in this city Edward DuRoss
was fined SO and costs in the City cour.
this morning for preparing for market g.
monkey veal
Meat Inspector Dcvlne testified that y 70
Ross butchers at the Kirkwood slaughter
house near Eighth street. one week ago
to-day the inspector went there and found
two calves which had been killed and as
one of them was not more than ten days
old the meat was unwholesome and unrs
for food. The meat was dressed and pre-
pared fer market. The other calf was not
fully dressed There were two other youns
calves there which had not been killed.
William Marks for the defense testified
that ne killed the calf for Mr. Reste but
declared that the carcass was not pre-
cared for market The hide was all they
wanted and the carcass was TO be thrown
into the offal. DuRoss testified that he I'M
structed Marks to kin and skin the calves
but not for market
Friday Unlucl<y This Time.
J.. Frank BAN. who represented puRos
said before the hearing that although h.
is not suporstitious he has found Frida.
his lucky day.
This Is Friday and the thirteenth Ia,
of the month and # was at 9.l3 whei
| Court officer Heal intoned the usua
Hear ye, hear YET" Edwin r. Cochran
presiding judge has 10 letters in his name
"syd" Winchester has an equal numbe
Of letters while 13 letters compose th
words chief Of police, who had the war
rant served in this case Thirteen letter
figure in Board Of Health while an equa
number are found in Edward J. DuRosi
the defendant. Although 1S letters con
pose the name Michael Devine the mea
inspector d3 letters had a lucky day thu
shattering the superstition so far as h
was concerned.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13

While YOU nav rert in the city increased ropul,
rent. You get nothing from it.
Don't buy hurriedly. Don't speculate foolish
live Don't buy more than you sure you pay
year the year after if you can't build at You
now but in two years you might have to pay dol
Think this suggestion. Buy from two to
you could really live.
It's worth while for the father to spend little
in the country by doing Build your house, have
off for enough profit to give you your own house
until your children grown up and the profit will b
But buy carefully Don't get excited. Look a
direction of travel it is in that direction that most
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
HE STOLE TROUSERS
Fellow Stuffed Them in Pair He Wore
and Now Goes TO Jail.

Mrs. Jennie Goldberg owns cloth
ing store at No. 1O2 West Front street.
She sells pants and Incidentally other
articles of dress. Yesterday Albert r.
Lower went into her place of business
to wait for a friend and when he left
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
OPEN UNTIL 1890 O'CLOCK SATURDAY EVENING.
Liz It'll 5. E. Corner

last evening, as the guests of the Lea
gue of that church. During the even
ling the visitors We're invited into one
of the rooms Of the church. A splen-
did repast was served.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
Entertained bv Leanue.

About forty-five members Of the
Epworth League of Kingswod NJ. E..
Church, spent a pleasant time on the
lawn Of the Claymont NJ. E. Church
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14
The PLANTING OF TREES
Secretary Of State Forestry Commi
sion Tells Of Suitable Varieties
for Indiana.

Richmond property owners who
contemplate the planting of trees this
spring will be interested jn a commu-
nication from W. I'll. Freeman, secre-
tary Of the Indiana Forestry Com
mission in which some valuable point
ers are given in response to an IN
quiry. In part it is as follows:
"American elm, American ash, Or
the common waite ash as. it is called,
the yellow poplar, the lin, red oak,
scarlet oak, red maple, Norway maple
SWEET gum, sassafras, black locust,
Kentucky coffee tree, wild crab-ap-
pie, red haw, "A dog wood, and in
fact all of the trees ntural to your
community there. The white oak Is
lso splendid tree but is a slow grow
er as is also the hickory, but such
trees are being planted because OF
their permanence.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14
COUNCILMAN HAS PLAN
WANTS TO BUILD A HOUSE OF
DETENTION.
Owing to Crowded Condition of Hos
pital Insane Persons Are Often
-... Placed in Jail.

To build the new Jail for women
along lines so that it could be used
as place in which to care for insane
persons during their period of wait
ing for admission to Easthaven, is
the plan Of one Of the members of
the County Council, and at the meet
ing of the Councilmen and Commits
sioners next Saturday, this plan will
be discussed.
For some time the crowded condi-
ton Of the insane hospital Of the
state have. necessitated the placing Of
demented persons in the county Jail
among criminals, where little atten-
tion could be given them. This con-
dition of things could be changed In
ease a House Of Detention were built.
It is the plan. OF the Councilman to
lAxs SHs no1se built as an addition to
the Jail, and have matron for the
female prioners.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14
May CLEAR UP
THE ROBBERY
IDENTITY OF THE RIDGEVILLE
SAFE BLOWERS SEEMS TO
BE CERTAIN.
A CONFESSION HOPED FOR
Possible That Burke and Donovan
May Admit Doing the Hagers-
a.{
ef town job.

The belief of Sheriff Smith and
other Richmond and Wayne county
officers that "Fingers" Burke and
James Donovan, the men convicted at
Winchester for the robbery of the
| ERidgeville bank, are two of the gang
that had hand in the Hagerstown
bank looting, appears to be well
founded.
"The same opinion is shared by
Buck Fletcher. of Winchester, the
detective who finally ran down the
men in Ohio and caused their arrest.
1t has ben pretty we'll established as
result of the trials of Donovan and
Burke that the original safe-blowing
gang was broken up following the
Hagerstown bank robbery, the gang
dividing, several members going
south into Kentucky and others pro-
ceeding eastward.
Just now, while the men are still in
Jail at Winchester awaiting their
transfer to prison, an effort is being
made to have them confess to other
safe cracking jobs that have been
committed in Eastern Indiana and
Western Ohio, and if they finally do
this, the true storyof the Hagerstown
job may be known.
Col. John w. Newton, of Portland,
| of the attorneys for the two men gave
notice that he would Immediately ask
for new trial. Every precaution
is being taken at the county Jail to
prevent any possible chance Of es-
cape beingofferd the two men.
One singulr fact has developed
concerning the bottle of liquid found
upon Donovan s person, together
with the dynamite fuses and fulmi-
mating caps when arrested in Lima.
The liquid waas regarded as nitro
glycerin and when the other effects
were expressed to the officials here in
a box the bottle was carefully omit
ted and it was brought over later by
an officer. 1t has since developed,
however, that the "nitroglycerin - in
the bottle is really oil Of mustard.
| The states attorneys claimed that
this drug is usd by lawbreakers on
their shoes to spoil the scent Of
bloodhoands, but the introduction Of
the bottle as evidences was not per
mitted by the court.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14
Well Worth Trying.

w. III. Brown, the popular pension
attorney of Pittsfeld, VT. says /:
Next TO a pension. the best thing to
get is DIR. Kings New Life Pills"
He writes: "they keep my family in
splendid health.'' Quick cure for
Headache, Constipation and Bilious
ness. 25c. Guaranteed at A. G.
Luken & Co.'s drug store.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14
KICKED IN FACE BY COLT

Milton, March 13.-Harry Cole,
formerly OF Indianapolis, but max
ing his home with his sister, Mrs.
Daniel Caldwell, was kicked in the
face by a colt and seriously injured.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14
GRAND OPEEnG

Joe Collins, proprietor OF .The
Wayne Saloon" 203 Ft. Wayne Avs.
win have . grand opening Wednes-
day, HAh. "A Roast pig, oysters, eel
cry and othr delisies Of the season
will be served. All welcome.
12-3t.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14

Do you suppos those Idaho prison
ers are going to confess to the blow
ing up OF the Maine, the burning OF
Chicago and the assassination OF Ju-
lius Caesar befors they are through I
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14

WANTED--There is an opening for
worthy young man to work his
way through the Business College.
Phone 24O. 2-15-tf
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14

Stops itching instantly. Cares
piles, eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch,
hives, herpes, seabies-Doans Oint-
ment. At any drug store.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14

WANTED-Middie aged woman de-
sires place as housekeeper, practi-
cal nurse or core of aged. Address
this office.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14
Want Ads.
READ THISl

READ THISl
Wanted Found and Lost in which personal cain does
in these fre providing they
fifteen t151 words in length No business advertise
inserted free of charge Advertisers will do well
directed Initials Only delivered
through the posofice.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14
EXCURSION RATES

To Indianapolis March 18th 18th
and 14th, via Pennsylvapi1 Lines.
On account of meeting Of Mission
ary Society Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church at Indianapolis, March
18th to 14th, the Pennsylvania Lines
have granted a rate from Richmond
OF $29O. Return limit March 18th.
C. w. ELMER, Ticket Agent
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14

FOR RENT-Six room fat, both
kinds of water, electric light and
bath. Sixteen and two thirds Per
month. Possession at once. SEQ
McNeal & Ketch.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14

WANTED-Sit Situation by practical
and highly recommended nurse.
Phone 153 ID Dublin.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-03-14

LOST-Watch charm Knights Of
Columbus Emblem. Return 10
Richmond Loan Company. Reward.