davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
Pleasant and Most Effective.

7. J. Chambers, Editor Vindicator,
Liberty. Texas. writes Dee. %, 1902
With pleasure and unsolicited by
you. bear testimony to the curative
power Of Bsllard's Horehound Syrup.
have used it in my family and can
cheeTfully affirm il 10 the most effect
i've and beat remedy for coughs. colds
! have ever used" sold by W VI.
Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
u me Bapy 10 Cutting Teeth

DO cure ard use that old and we'll
tried remedy, Mrs. winslow's SOoth.
INC syrup. for children teeshing. It
s0othes shs child. softens the gums,
alAays ell pain. cures wind collie and 10
shs beet remedy for diaSrhoen. TWeu-
ay-6ve eents q bottle.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard. Of ". 3i,h ST, New
York. st one time had her beauty
spoiled With skin troIbIe. she writes
II had salt rheum or eczema for
years, bu' nothing would cure Il. until
| used Bucklen's Arnica Salve" A
quick ana sure healer for cuts, burns
and sores. 25c a, eli drug stores.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
msTRlCT MeEnN6
TO Be HELD Mere
Kmishts of Fifth District Will
Assemble on February %.


Ws99rtet &morecnS s"Ve~
eleven lodges. Az IN Fine Condition.
psms asssi~g Anticipated. To be
cs~eAsdsd Wish Banquet.
Dissrses Dsposy brand Chancellor
w. II. Doe 0f she Fifth DstTies.
Ksighss Of Pyshiss, has ~ri'teH cir
sugss lsssss % sach Of the lodges en-
bssssa In che district es'liog attention
- 90 anss that aistrics meeting will
. hsla sish Mount Vernon Lodge No.
q. shis city. on the afternoon and
svssing os ruesdsy. February 10.
IAsss disssies meesisgs. which were
sssAesised By the Gsaod Lodge OF the
ssess Q sospls os ysass ago. have prov
sa Q grsas besen', - they hare not
soly revived interest bus present an
soosssusisy for the Knights Of varioos
ln1@ss 10 mingie together In good fel-
IswsAip. rscsive instructions in the de-
asss vsrk. and salk over matters for
shs eosa Of she order "
Dissviss No. Q. which 10 one Of the
bsss ssa seroaesss In the domain of
Rsssj6s, 10 composed Of eleven lodges,
pspssssesIng Alsshoa, Bradford and
Lsvy soassiss. All lodges are in good
sssAisios, asd there will NO doubt
esms eood delegation from each.
Xks lodass ase % follows:
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

.rrrs lpwNE, 90, Pear! Stree, Ne~ vo'k
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
pa. molzmAusgm's LgcruRe.


Dvew o Large Audience and Mveh
Pvuiss nc Taisasassee.
~The lessars upon MaFsin Luther,
asvsa eanday night % the Prssbyss.
sian eAeseh bg Rev. DE-. y. A. Hols-
hanssa, wss q grsas soeesss In every
sssDees. Ths cAuseh wss crowded By
o hi@hly iasslligsns sndienee. ihe lee
sass wss eesersaiains. insssuesise and
inapssing fscm sssrs % 9nish. and all
pssssss sapsbls of appseeissing the
ens peinss and ssaphis pssssntasion Of
~ shsilliss. daring, unparalleled
sososs tn sAs wosid's history, a.
bsseahe ess In the great rsfosmer's
~. sxpsssssd themselves In the most
sD@Oaimsnsssy sssms rsspessinG both
- leesass ssd the lecturer.
IAs siagins by the choir wss 90.
pssb, ssa lent . psssses charm 20 shis
Insssessisg occasion.
TAs hymn. "a Mighty Fortress 10
0ws @od," shs words and music OF
whisA we're composed By Luther. was
sasg eefose and after she lecture. the
s11sss % which will noe easily be
essasd from the memory tablets OF all
whe heasd shess truly stirring and
magnetic sssalns. s.-Tallahassse Daily
CaDital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-28
3ui.. 1917 $3.50 1885
6riiber reg. .35,564 5,601 38,774
3ui. bis icbt 1861 1921 $1,000

Ger geplunte Q diffsfo.
nal. - Gle Gbeiopeofc Tclaiporc.
&onol.Gommiiiion, beitebenb ans
General Sclir ggnus bon 9olti-
more, Maior &. q. 3, 5lagler bon
Der Vun0cSarmce mo lieutenant
Srant Z. Chambers bon Der Bun.
oesilotte, biclt acitern IN @ilming-
ton, Gel, cine oiicntlihe Sibung
5llr Grtgegcnnobme bon @niihten
Scr bortigcn S%onoclsleute iiber oen
Tlon, cinen groBen &onol aniiden
Der Gbeiopeofes unb Der Gclolpore-
@oi 81 boilen. Midtcr @eorge Graz,
Or Senutor antbonp Siggins,
Wopor Soracc @ilion, glfreb 8.
Gro5icr unb anoere p%rominente 9e.
wobner @ilmin9ton's eribienen Dor
Der Gommiiiion itno iprofen lid) 5lt
@uniten oes goucs bes &onols aus.
2eidc on9e Of N G m NJ t. -
@eltern Worgen acgcn 6 ltbr ent.
bedte Sr. Carl @olter BON SIR. 0t5,
9innepitrobe, an Speboen's 8erite,
am SuBe oes 9roaoipap, Die i'm gSai.
ier treiben0e 2ci6e zines Wannes.
ST benahridtigtc Die oitlide EoIi,ei.
%itation, weld)e Ole 2eide mittelIt Eo.
trotpagens na6 Der Morglle ianote.
SpGter pllrbe oieielbe bon nc. Sol,
Rr. 500, Sit8rattitrabe, ols Die oes
Matroien anorem Smitii6 BON Gr.
100, Saubertitrobe, 2ocuIt. Yoint,
ioentifi5irt. Coroner Sltoler bielt Ell.
men Snaueit fir u%nnotbig, ga er aui
@rtrinfen ourd nnfaa enti6ieb. Der
grtrunfene, miro augenomanen, lit in
Der 9unfelbeit am @aiier entlang
g%egangen uno ausgerutiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-28
ltnfGQc bes Sages.

Srau Sol. Wtc2aren, Satin zines
8aitors, ipringt bon einem Stra,
Benbdbn . @aggon uto erleioet
einen ShGoeIbrud. - Sic itirbt
i'm Solpital. - Mnoere l1nf1Qe.
6rau Sol, Mc2aren, 40 Sabre alt,
Satin be$ EaItors Ic2aren, Nr.
1877, 3. Aucnlie, mobnboit, iubr &c.
tern Natpuittog nit ibrem 8atten
oitf Sem norolih f%abrenocn @aggou
Ger. 1868 Der Warplano . Ipenle.
2inie. alli ser Warplnno . apenue.
Bride fiel Eoitor Mc2oreu bon Dem
@aaaon, obue iid ieoof Sdaoen 5n.
suiiigen. glS Dies SroA Me2nren
iob, iprung lie cbenfaaS, dber rid.
mGrts pom bem in boiler Sobrt be.
griiienen @aggon. Sic i6lug nit
Dem &opf auf Dos SteinpiloIter m,i
uno miroe beiinnungSloS in oas st.
2iife's Soipital," Nr. 116, @eit.
Nortb . Ipenie, aui einem @aggon
gebra6t, no lie Inn GA llbr an Ben
6olgen zines SdGoelbrufs ltarb,
Coroner Or. 2intbacum muroe be.
nafri6tigt.
Vei6e 9eine abgc abrcn.
Sobn 8balen, II Sabre alt, Nr.
1905, 6alpnitraBe, m%obnbaft, mnroe
geItern Ibeno lrnter Scr Golperte
Bride aii bcm @cleiie Der ,9olti.
more, @olbin9ton uno philadelphia
gabn" ourt 9%nrbneiiter GboS. Bull
mrit beiocn 9cinen a~b9ciabren, oaS
linfe DIR obgcriiicn uno 8opiper.
lcbungen aui9eiunoen mo nad) Dem
Staot-Soipital aebrndt. Nieauano
iheint I%ligen5ellge bes ~llniaIls gene.
icn 5u iein, ooh lit fem 3pciiel por'
banoen, ooB @balen bon cinem Dor.
beifnbrenoen 3rg ii6eriabren muroe.
Siel pom 9ir6enbad .
Ser 46iabrige 3innarbeiter 2eon.
boro Sembrofc bon Nr. 1918, Slt.
WaoiionsS trnBc, ficl, olS CT nit gr.
bciten olif Dem 8ube Der Stride oil
Der @ori ud). gpenue uno Sorriion.
StrnBe beidGitigt mar, nngefdbr AS
SUB tief berunter. Gr crlitt beitigc
Nuctidungen uno Sdrommen on
&opt Hiidcn unb aorper. Or. @eIts
broof ~leiltete Dem Gerungliidten sic
critic Siilie, morollf or Damn nit Der
norb6itliden Giltrifts- gmbulan5 noh
Dem ct. SoicpbS. Soipitol" gebrodt
ipurbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-28
Mbcrmals int @%nrltfciiel.

Sralt Slorepce Goipar pegen ongeb.
liden SiebitablS Dem 8cridtspers
fabren iiberipielen. - Satte be.
reits friiber aui unliebiome @eiie
Die 9efanntihaft Der Yoli3ei &C.
ma6t.
Srau Slorence Goipor, mel6e lets
ten SSebritor aelegentlih Der BON
ibrem @atten periibten 9iebereien IN
Den bieiigen @crid)ten cine berpor.
rogenoe Tole ipiclte, mllroe geitern
in Der norbtpeitlihcn Eoli5eiitotion
Dem MISREPRESENTATION iiberipicien,
neil iie angeblid 6rou glnoob M.
Sorir BON &r. 1920, Muoiion-apenllc,
cine InSobl @crtbioden g~cltoblen
boben loa. Srou Sorn botte cine gns
5eige fir Elm GienltmGofen erloiien,
llno unter ben Npplifanten befono iih
Srot Gaipar. Sic Jolt ole fl,r5e 3eit,
mcldc iie in Ser Sorn'iben @obmn3
berbradte, 10 iuobl ~olsgeniibt babell,
ooB 5rau Sorn iid peronloBt lab,
einen Soitbefebl fiir iie 81 %erlongen.
8ei elmer SonSOurd)illfuna mnrben
peridiebenc Der permiBten @cgen.
ltGnbe aus Srol, Sorn'S @obnnng in
ser @obnung BON 6rol Goipor oui.
geilnoen. @cfnnntlid ipilroe Goipm
nod) ocm 3ildtbalS geionot, neil CT
peridieoene Sirmen in @aibington
rnb NtlonticsG itp, mdbrcnb CT Bel
ocnielbcn olS' &erionotzGlcrf nllgc.
itcllt NOR, in grobem Mobitobc be-
ltoblen bo6cn loa.
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iommen lebte. IngcbIi6c llntreue
NOR Ser S6eioungSgruno.

iamnen lebte. IngcbIibc llntreue
mar Der S6eioungSgrun0.
Gas djiibeI.
@ilion 6. 2epering muroe i'm
Griminalgeridt um 500 geitroft,
neil er Die Iuti.S dornIteinrouf.
8erorbnung iibertreter botte. Sr.
'2epering betreibt cine &obmcnfobrif
an Der SugbesitroBe.
9 q gle Stcnfr8abIcr.
SIM llpfnnpen-9 iireo4g fino bonn
Steilereinncbmer 1873 hon. r5riebcns-
ridtern altsaeiteIlte 3oblpn9Sbcieble
gegen id,mni9e Steuer5abler cinge.
traeen worben. aoN 4.;
g euert@du nbIi2cibpcr.
tf.lot elm. o.-g
9ie ySIb Gnminion Germonent
9niIbing otb 2oon aiipciotion" lit
init eincnt &apitol bon $t04,0O0 in.
corporirt morbeu.
&irnan mieber berfIagt.
Sbomos s. Smith, Elm Climber.
jGbriger, reihte geitern ourd) @enio,
min Smith i'm Common $ Sc.
ridlt cine &lage gcacn ben @irtb
Eotrid &iriuon bon Nr. 101, @elt.
Sopctteitrobe, Gin, in pcI6er CT be.
bouptet, airiuon babe i'm ort 81.
september nit elmer @ieriloihe ae-
ld)laaen, iuofiir cr ictt $4,000 SGo.
oenerinb perlungt.
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Searit nominirt.

&eiultate oes 0emofrotiiden Stats.
Gonpents in Buffalo. = Serome
mill fir Sen republifaniiden 8ous
perneurS II. Ganoioaten auf ben
Stump 9eben. - Hlattform CT.
fldrt ii6 gegen Sen So3ialismus.
9uffuIo, N..D, 26. Sept,
Ger oemofratii6e Stoats Gonuent
bielt beute Hofmittag nur cine
fur5c Sibung unb oertagte iid, oa
oaS Gomite fiir p%crnonente Srganis
lotion ieinen 9eridt nod nift fertig
bate, bis $50 Ibenos. 9iItriftsan.
malt Serome erflGrte in Anbetrad)t
Der Wobrld)cinlid)feit Der Nomino.
ton Scorit'S gum 8ouperneur, er
(Serome) peroe. menn. Die 3emo-
frateu Seorlt unb ole &epublifoner
eineu onit6nOigen Wann gum @ou.
bernellr nominiren. fir oen republi.
foniiden Gan6iootet aitf oenStump
geben. Gr bolte es nid)t fir rotbiam,
6ob Die @egner Searlta ben Con.
bent perlieBen, Inn .einen Separat.
Gonuent ~ab3uhalten mo eiH eieen2S
Sidet oui5uitelen. @iel better iei es,
gleidI fir Den repiiblifaniid)en Gan.
biootcn 81 itintmen uub Scarf aiiI
Die %mirfiomlte moglide @eiie su be.
fGmpien.
Sn Der Gbenbiibung nobm Der
Gonpent cine Yloitiorm an, ipelde
iid) 1T .ldarfen gnsoriiden ge9en Die
Eliinocrung Der Woiien ourd einige
reibe Selltc, gcgen Die S6ut5olI-Bo.
litif Der acknowledgements. aeaen
Corruption mo u@rait" crfIGrt uno
lcgt, oos Scilmittel fir oiele NiB.
brdltdle bcitcbe nidt IN Dem So5ia.
lismus, meldcr hie Mi6br1uhe
ourt) MuSoebnung Der @emolt ser
Tcgierung rur peridlimmern iperoe,
lonbern in Ser 9emofrotie, uelde
Die l(ebelltunbe bitrd GlisihlieBung
Der Hegicrung bon nller 9eeinflui.
Jung Der SnouItrie beieitigen tper0e.
6erner entbGlt Die Ylottform Der.
lbieoene 8o%rocrunaen in ge5ug ouf
Die Hcgelung bes ELECTROMAGNETIC
id1fts ourd) paiienoe Beiete nn0
p%erlongt, bo6 Die Vunoesreaieruna
ibrcn GinfluB anmenbe, Inn ben ait
Slloen in HubIano pcriibten @reuel.
tboten Gin Gnoe 81 MAIDEN. Die
Tlattform 1ilBcrt 9emuuoerunq fir
@m. s. 9rpan, obne icood) ieine
Nomination gum SrGiioentihoits.
Gonoiooten 81 beiiirmorten.
Scipis Nirou ipiroc cinItimmia
5ilm permo1enten 8oriiber erlpGblt.
Mls Der Gonbent sur Domination BON
eanoioaten idritt, beitieg %. ..
Goofe bon Nlbanp . Gonntp sic Sri.
bilne unO ldlug %. 81. Searlt alS
@ouDerneur Dor. Gle llnrllbe geaen
Gnoe Der &coc ipar 10 grob, oaB ser
gtame SemIt'S. foum gebort iuuroe.
Illeganp . Gountp unteritiibte Srr.
SearItS Domination, u1breno Sr.
George Gaines bon 9roome.G onntp
oaS GongreBmitglieb @m. Sul5er
nominirte. Ser Same SmI3er'S
mnroc NIT elmer mebrerc Winuten
oauernoen Concentration begriibt.
Sr. Goines mari 9rn. Scarf Dor,
ooB CT ieocS beuofrntiid)e Erin5lp
ser bon Der Contention angenomme.
men Ylottform berlett babe. 9ie9snr.
tel, 10 crfl1rte CT, iolltc nit 9eib uno
Scele oerfauft nerben.
Inter iortgcictter llnriibe beitieg
Sr. SbomaS %. Osborne bon Gapn.
ga Gountp mad Mitternadt Die
Sribiine itno nomirtirte So9n u. Dir
bon @oibington.Gountp.
Snmmanp unterItiitte fur5 nad)
1 llbr Seorit unter grobem entbu.
iioSmus.
@e9en 2 llbr pliroe Searit nomis
nirt.
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Die a%cItriae Hcaiitratiuu.

Beitern re9iltrirtcn IN Baltimore
1886 Stimm9cber, bon oenen 2690
Ncgcr morcl,. Die GcgiItrirun9 hcr
bcioen erlten Gage belief lid) ouf
3S,774 @Gbler, 10 boB in Ben criten
brei Hcgiltrationstogen bereitS 54.,
ego 9iir9er regiltrirt morben iino.
GoS gcitrige Geiultot iuor, pie
folat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-28

our Yr19ung bon 8elb elmer fremoen,
nit Den Der. Stonten auf iremnolis
DIEM 5l,be Itebenoen Wodt fir itraf.
bar erfl1rt. gnipalt Warr mad)te
nun oaranf ailimerfiam. Dob oas
@eieb einen llnteridieo 5niiden Dem
Veiibe bon Stenpeln 5ir SerIteaung
bon @elo Der Ser. Staoten uno iol.
dem fremOer Wddte made. 8enn
es iid Inn @elo anoerer 2Gnoer banSz
lie, 10 miiBten @erpeiie oaiiir erbradt
meroen, baB bas 0elo innerbalb ser
Scr. Staoten bergeiteIlt meroen ioae.
Sn benz uorlieeenoen Sale iolte oas
@elo aber in Siio.amerifa aeprast
iueroen, nnb 9opnton nno Sbompion
ieien oaber nidt itraibor. GommiIi1r
Tiogiuop entlieB bierauf bie beioen
0eifyuloigten.
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Tns Der Saft cmtlaHen.

Genc5uelaniid c Tepolil55er ireigc-
iprod)en. - S6r Geriudl penc.
5nelauii6eS @elo 5l prGgen, in
poluirt feline SerIeblrng ser sc.
iete Der Ser. Staoten.
Nem.Y orf 26. september. -
IS lit Dem iriibcren gunoes Stills.
Oiitriftsannalt Worr gellmgen, Sen
9nnbes Gomniii6r Hiosepap 81
iibcr5eugen, baB Scr Gerili1 oes Ga.
pitGns Geo. 6. 9opnton, pene5uelo.
niide uVolipor" . S~ilberoollors, fir
meld)e er i'm geiite Der 6ormelt uro
Stempel mar. 81 prGgen, feline Ser.
letung Ser @eiebe ser Ser. Staten
inpoluire, uno sic 5olge oopon mar,
oab 9opnton uno iein mitperbaiteter
Anpolt 2ewiS NJ. Sbompion entloi.
ien muroen.
Die bcioen WGmner iuuroen oui
GernnlaiIung Scr @ebeimoienit . ge.
amten an %. sluguit serbaitet, eben
neil iie I'M @eIit Ser Stempe( uno
Ser @ubiorlnen ser ~erip19nten @clO.
ltiide mnren. Die Ser6oitung NOR
Elm i6luies Ieteftipitiiddcu. Gbei
Slpnn bate einen ieiner geipanoteitcn
gearnten nit Der guigabe betraut,
Die angebliden Solidmiin5er 81 ian.
gen. 0ieier 9cnmte, Gobert Wolier,
wor ols angcblid)er 9eiiter eilieS
SpielbauieS i'm 5en0erloin nit
3bompion befannt gemoroen, ser i'm
pieoer nit 0opnton befnnnt madJte.
Oa Woiier angeOcutet bate, Dab er
nidt %abgcncigt lei, iid in irgeno Elm
@eid)dit cin5ulaiieu, ipenn Gin Groiit
BARN ltedc, 10 peibtc 9oputon i'm in
icinen Elon elm.
9oDnton iogte inn, er iei agent
Der Hepollltions> Yartei in @~cne5uelo,
melde Gaitro aus Der Madt bringen
molle. lin nber MIN Die Yartei nit
Dem notbigcn @eloe 81 perieben, babe
CT iid) bier Stempel mo @ubformen
onicrti9en loiien nilb beobIidtige,
mittelIt oericlben pene5uelaniihe Dol.
lars bon gleider grbeit unb Seinbeit
lpie Die BORT cirfulireiloen 81 prGgen
unb oieie @eloaus9obe miiroe ip1ter,
wenn ole Hepolution iiegrei6 iein
peroe, legaliiirt meroen Die YrG.
gilng bcS @eloes iolte olif elmer Sn.
iel an Der Wiinoling bcs Srinocro err
iolgen. Sir ieine Witbiilfe iolte
Woiier nod Dem Stur5e Goitro's
$4,000 bon Der iieereiden Yartei ct.
balteu. Moiier itelte iid, ais w6re er
nid)t %obgeneigt, ouf oaS ~@eihaft"
eln5ugeben, uollte ober gon5 lifer
geben nno aud piiIen, OBJ 9opnton
luirflid) in Der Gage iei. oaS @elo 81
prGgen. 0opnton legte linn nun
ieine Stempel Dor uno mar bodlidit
eritaunt. oils er uno anmolt 5bomp.
Jon i'm ndditen gugenblid ST. @efons
gcnen erflGrt muroen.
Iie @erboftlng mar altf cine ge.
itimmung Der gnnbesgeiebe bin er.
folgt, ipelde ben 9eiie BON Stempeln
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@ebt mieber nu Hciien.-
Sr. Sranf 90. GQerbrod bon Nr.
1921, Dit ErattitroBe, tritt Won.
tag, ben l.. Sftober, ieine 10. ausge.
bcbnte @cihaitSreiie nod bem @e'
item an fir Die pablbefonnte Sirmo
G. 6. &obcrts II. So. on Der Slice
annaitraBe, Sabrifanten bon at.
tern. uno 5riidtcn : gonierben. Sr.
eaerbrof, Der iiberall ols germ geie.
bener &eiieonfel begriiBt unb auigc'
nommen miro, bofft oiesmaI elmer
ebenio groben Grfolg 5u baben, mic
IN Den lebten IA Sobren. er miro
Die Sauptpunfte ieiner alien Heiie.
tour unS bieies pal aud bas Mii.
Iiliippi SbaI beiuden, woourd feline
5batigfeit iudbreno Der 9auer bon
bier Wonaten in anipruf genommen
suer6en uiro.
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8~rieffaiten.

j. ,. - SAILS Elm Sinh BON ~
bis 16 Sabren in elmer @erfItGtte,
5abrif, 2aOen etc. 6eidditist lit, mllb
oaiielbe Elm Gertififat beiiben. ar.
beitet Gin ioldes Sinh an Sonie ais
@ebiilie in ser Slide ooeEim Sais.
balt, lit fein Gertififat notbmcnoig.
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YGiic snr Ieiie in's MaslamS BE.
iorst 6. Saline, Wr. 413, Cit.Yalti.
mpre'G trake, nahe Goitnmboaie.as
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SGiie snr @eiie in's Anslan5 Re.
iOret 6. @aiHes, RRr:: Ala, Dif-WaIti.
tasre's trake, na5e Gsftmm5oaie-Ape
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Sn ser 9 o merfriide.
8oit: SEER @irtb, mas lit benn oas
eigentlid), mas Sic mir Ga poraeiett
baben. Elm 3albs- o~oerS
lett?" - @irtb: .S6meden Sie
oenn bas nidt?" - @dft: .Neinl"
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-09
CONNERSVILLE TONIGHT
Richmond High School Boys Hope
To Defeat Fayette County Bas-
ket Ball Team.

Tonight the High School basket
ball team will play the Connersville
high school team in the Garfield
gymnasium. Some time ago the To-
cal team defeated the Connersville
boys on their own floor, but as the
Connersville lineup has been chang
ed, and as they lately defeated the
Muncie high school team, they claim
that the Richmonds lads cannot de-
feat them again.
The game will be called little
early on account of several other
amusements which will be held Fri
day night, the time for starting the
game being set at o'clock. Tick
cts are being sold by a number of the
high school students. The admis-
sion is Is cents.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-09
SINGS AT HER OWN BIER
Photograph Reproduces at Funeral
Words Which Dead Girl Had
Sung Into It.

Chicago March S.-(Special. At
tendants wept at the funeral of Miss
Minnie Nelson this week when a
large photograph wa splaced beside
the casket and there foated out of
the bell the strains of song the dead
girl had sung but few days before
into the machine. The weird expe-
riece of a girl singing at her own
funeral made strange impression
on the audience.
The voice, a beautiful soprano,
was reproduced from the photograph
into the receiver of Which Miss Mel
son had sung a short time before her
death the old hymn, "Nearer, My
God, to Thee. !" In addition another
sacred song and plaintive ballad were
heard, the original quality Of the
voice being well preserved.
Miss Nelson was music teacher.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-09
QUAKERS talk
FOR BIG STICK
IN THE DEBATE TONIGHT THEY
WILL ARGUE FOR A LAR
GER NAVY.
ALBION COLLEGE VERY STRONG
Judges for Tonight's Contest Are
Chosen-Charles e. Shiveley
Will Act as Chairman.

D. When the Earlham debating team
meets the crack team from Albion
tMich.) College, tonight in Lindley
Hail., Earlham, it will have to work
exceedingly hard in order to score
victory.
The Albion team is reputed to be
the strongest in years, while this can
not be truthfully said of the Qua
kers, as they have an entirely mex
perienced man upon the team. The
Quakers, however, have carefully
prepared their arguments and hope
to offset this handicap. If research
work and statistics from United
States Congressman and Naval Off
Gals carry weight with them, the
Quakers have undoubtedly got the
debate "cinched," as they have an
abundance Of this material on hands.
The question for debate, "Resolv-
ed, That the United States should
adopt policy of more rapid de-
velopment Of the navy" is an ex-
ceedingly hard one to defend from
the Quakers side of the question, that
of the affirmative, as the strongest
nations of the earth are today ad-
vocating the spirit Of peace, and the
idea of Immediately increasing the
navy, is directly contrary to the idea
and policy of universal peace.
The men composing the Earlham
team are William E. Lear, Jr., Grand
Ledge, Mich, Captain, who has de-
bated on Quaker teams for the past
three years. Oliver M. Frazer of
Richmond, who was a member of
last years successful team, and
Chester A. Haworth of Danville,
Ind. Mr.. Haworth is a freshman, he
being the second man of his class.
who has been successful in making
the varsity team in the history of
Earlham forensics.
The men composing the Albion
team are, Robert Baldwin, Captain
Frank F. Fitchett and Joel Moore.
The Judges for the debate are
Prof. Samuel F. Harding Of Indiana
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-09
NOTICE.

All holders of the lecture course
tickets will get a reduction on Sym
phony concert tickets. In order to
get the reduction, however, the ticket
must Of necessity be brought when
the Symphony ticket is reserved. On
Friday morning, promptly at seven
o'clock, the Colieum doors will be
closed and those who have arrived
will draw numbers and take their
turn at the plat. Not single seat
will have been taken from the plat
before No. l chooses seats.
Ten tickets can be reserved with
each number.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-09
CENTERv|LLE
palladium Correspondence

palladium Correspondence
Centerville, Ind, March S.-Mrs.
H. J. Commons and daughter Ruth,
of Richmond, spent several days this
week visiting he" parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nugent.
Lemon Ladd and family spent
Sunday with Frank Scott and wife.
Miss Ethel DIETRICH spent Sunday
with her grandmother, Mrs. Kersey.
The Epworth League will give So
cial at the home Of Francis McMinn,
on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Terry are
the proud parents of twin babies,
whic came to their home Sunday
morning.
A number of people from this place
attended the horse sales at Cam
bridge City this week.
James Fry of Greenfield, Ind, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Jay of Indianapolis, is spend
ing few days visiting her daughter,
Mrs. O. K. Dunbar.
Invitations have been sent out by
a number Of young men for a dance
to be given in the town hall on the
evening of March the 10th. Music
will be furnished by Hoosier Orches-
ira Of Knightstown.
A number of people from this place
attended the oyster supper at Olive
Hill on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hort of
Greensboro, Ind, were calling on
friends here Tuesday.
DR.. w. W. Zimmerman of Rich
mond, was in town on business Mon
day.
H. H. Peele returned home from
trip through the south on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Harvey, Mr..
mad Mrs. Bert Horner and daughter,
Pearl, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter King
and son, were entertained to dinner
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Har-
vey. = i.
Mrs. P. M. Russell was at Rich
mond Saturday, calling on friends.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-09

Impure or effete matters accumulated
in the blood during the winter cause in the
spring such dishguring and painful troubles
as boils. Iirnpies, and other eruptions, also
weakness, loss Of appetite, that tired feeling.
The best medicine to take is Hoods
Sarsaparilla which thoroughly cleanses the
blood, and effects permanent cures by giving
healthy functional activity to the stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels and skin.