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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11

Publiea semanalmente un curse
complete de ESPERANTO en- leccio.
mes al alcance de todos y uni tratado
lie TAQUIGRAFIA practica por Maui
din Las pajiuas de su texto son una
verdadera ENCYCLOPEDIA donde en- or
den admirable Sc expone 10 util y
practice, de diversos procedimientos
tndustriales.
Publica notas de actualidad de
tolos puntos Gel globo, viajes. explo-
raciones, sports, etc. cuadros de ar
,e de todos los museos de Europa y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
D[SDE ADJUGFAS :.
Labor unionista en- Ell
breve espacio de dos
amos y cinco neses.
SALOO De UNA DEUDA
Reparaci6n de caminss,, o6ci.
mas ordeuadas, un jusgado.
Estaci6n de anemia, etc.

Para que algunas almas peque-
mas Sc fjen, y 81 tienen conciencia
de sus actos recti6quen sus apte-
ciaciones, traemos 4 estas colum-
mas la obra unionista en- Adjuntas,
en- el breve espacio de tempo de
dos amos y cinco meses.
1:-Saldo de la deuda flotante
del Municipio, al extreme dc que,
Goa exception del Tesoro Insular,
q quien Sc debe la suma de 1900,
dnica deuda que exists, habiendo
la actual administration recibido
dc la anterior la de $23. 900, -paga-
dera en- diez aiios, q nadie Sc debe
Tin centavo nj por personal nj por
material.
2:-Se han organizado las OF
cinas Municipales, dotandolas de
titles y muebles.
3:-Se han compuesto los ca
minos vecinales, hacienda algunos
viables para carros y coches.
4: Sc ha dotado 4 la pobla-
cion de un regular alumbrado pG.
blico de que antes carecfa.
5;-La obra de la justicia ha
sido desapasionada y justa, sir
: que Sc haya resistrado un atrope
llo con persona alguna.
6:-Se ha obtenido 81 estable
: cimiento de una Estaci6n de Ane
mia, cuyos bene6cios solo podrar
negar los topos de entendimiento
7:-Se ha obtenido la creaci6r
de TN Juzgado Municipal, que
la par que facilitara Ia rapida acci6l
. de la justicia, signi6ca un graz
adelanto para la poblaci6n. 49,
S:-Se ha obtenido que Ia ca
rretera a Lares sea I'm hecho, COZ
cuya via de communication ser;
Adjuntas Ia poblaci6n mas concu
rrida del centro.
i GA Junta Local de 1nstruc
ci6n pdblica, que hace muy poc'
I, tempo adeudaba dos mil y pic,
. de dollars, hoy tiene I'm sobrant'
de mil quinientos, habiendo repa
RADIO sus edihcios y aumentado un
escuela.
lo:-El Ayuntamiento ha con
donado la suma de $7.174.o5 qu
adeudaban los contribuyentes po
i contribuciones atrasadas, prOceden
) tes del antique Sistema de recauda
cion, por tener bastantes recurso
" con que atender sl sostenimient
del Gobierno Local, y por estima
que era de justicia dicha condona
: ei6n.
II:-Se han construidos vario
puentes, tanto en- la zona urban
como en- Ia rural, facilitando la
. comunicaciones.
Y para que mas?
(Continda en- la pagina se).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11


superintendent de este plantel de
Miss Ella Woods, tuvi
mos el gusto de asistir en- la tafde
de aver a Ia venta y exhibiciones
de los trabajos realizados por los
nifos de la Escuela Industrial, du-
rante este 1ltimo perfodo escolar.
En- uno de los salones de este
espacioso establecimiento encontra
base colocados los diversos objetos
confeccionados por infantiles ma
nos que reYelan una generacion Itil
y provechosa para nuestra pequefia
patria,
En- la secci6n de labores a car
60 de Ia seiiora Mercedes c. de Mar,
tfnez desde el mas simple calado
hasta el bordado de alto relieve
( adaptables 4 todos los gustos y ca
| p p.-ichos, delataban en- dicha dicha
seccion el deseo fervisnte de Ia pro-
fes ora para levantar esta clase de
trabajos 4 la altura mas elevada 4
que puede llegarse.
En- la exposition celebrada en-
San Luis fueron premiados los ira,
bajos de este departamento con el
gran premio, primero en- su clase.
Sc distinguen por su aplicaci6u
y buena conducta las nifias Juanits
Santiago, Catalina y Josefa Lugo,
Dolores Geigel, Luisa Vazquez,
Carmen Rodriguez, Joaquina Cor.
tes, Asunci6n Marich, Margarits
Montalvo, Rita Escaiona, Olimpis
BennaEar y Carmen Rodriguez.
Estas dos dltimas que apenas
cuentan de diez a doce amos SON las
mas sobresalientes Ell q ramo de IA
bores, siendo muy solicitados su.
lrabajos y produciendo con ellos be
nefcios 4 esta istituci6n.
FL departamento de ingles, es
pafiol y conocimientos domesti
cos, Sc eucuentra acargo do Ia pre-
fosora Miss A. Crosley, quien ha
bia servido "a al gobierno en- cali
dad de iustructora durante cuatt,
afios. Esta respectable dana ten,
a su cargS Ia enseiianza desde {
ramo de dibujos hasta el arte culi
mario, Estuvimos contemplando c
adelanto de los educandos y publ
mos observar que en- este departa
mento sabe aprovecharse el tiemp'
sobresaliendo en- el dibujo los niho
Pedro Juan Santiago, Pedro Jual
Torres, Carmen Rodriguez y CO
naro Santiago.
En- Ia libertad cl niio de esco
ger el didujo que mas lie plazca pa
ra su copia 8 de producer Ic que ST
tierno cerebro lie sugiera, es de no
tarse que cada muestra de estos di
bujos representa- Ell carActer tfpic'
del dibujante.
1a'eeci6n de reposterla Sc en-
contraba perfectamente representa-
da invitando a los ssgastr6nomos
/
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
D[SDE AGUlD|LLA
Deta1les del asesinatO
cometidO en- e1 ba-
rrio aBorinquen.'
OTRA OESGRACIA
OTRA OESGRACIA
Perece ahogado en- una char
ca IN pino de pocos amos
Don e. Bocanegra.

Junio 9. Como informaramos
ALA DEMocRAcIA por alamHe,
aver por la mahana fue aseslnado
Hip6lito Cruz, joven de unos 21
amos de edad. FL matAdor ha re-
sultado ser Felix Roldan, Joven
tambien como su victima.
Ell crimen Sc perpetr6 en- el ba-
rio pBoriuquenD, de este termino
municipal.
segdn los informes que Sc nos
han..suministrado, encontrabase el
irterfecto Hir6lito.- Cruz trabajando
en- una tala, en- union de un hernia
no suyo, cuando lie dilo d este que
.e esperara que iba a comprar unos
encargOs en- la tienda de Eliseo Rol-
dan. hermano del matador. Esto
pas6 como q las ocho de la maI1ana'
Al llegar Cruz 4 la tienda pre-
gunt6 que 81 habia pan, contestan-
dole entonces Felix Roldan-que
tambien Sc hallaba alli-que 10 que
habia eran balas. Asl las cosas,
Hip6lito Cruz Sc retro sus tareas
y cuando este hubo de andar algu-
nos metros de distancia fuera de la
tienda sali6 de esta Felix Roldan
sacando un revolver del clnto dis
par6 contra su contrincante Cruz
por la espalda, matandolo caSl ms
tautaneamente.
La bala destroz6 por complete,
segtn opinion facultativa, los ma
importantes 6rganos del cuerpo del
infortunado Cruz.
Ell asesino, despues de habsr
cometido tan horrendo crimen, re-
fieren que Sc present6 expontanea-
mente q la policia, que fue Ell ST
busca, entregando al mismo tlempo
& Gsta ell arma homicida.
FL cadaver de la pobre vlctim@
del crimen de que hacemos referen
cia, fue conducido a la capilla de
cementerio, donde 4se le practlc(
aver tarde la autop5ia POI el docto,
Jimenez Sierra y los practicante>
Fernando Martinez y Martin Alva-
rez.
Dicese que el dia anterior de-
hecho en- question, habia mediadc
TN disgusto entIe la victima y el
victimario, quien, no ha un ailo, s.
no nos equivocamos, mato e hirl6
con un revolver a los vecinos OUT
fueron de aquel barrio Rafael de
Vale y Luis Feliciano, respectiva
mente. En- ambas causas el Juradt
de esta Corte de Distrito, declare
no culpable a Rcldan.
Aver, al medic dia, aparecit
ahogado en- una gran chaTca, radl.
dicada en- la fnca del seiior Anto,
MO Gomez Cbarrio de eCamaselless
de esta jurisdiction, un pobre niio
de corta edad y de apellidC Rod1i
guez.
Seghn Sc no, informa, este
tnuchacho en- el momento en- que
slcaba uu balde de aqua de dichs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
Ponce, JUNO de ,oo7.

America y de la actual exposition de
Barcelona.
Su esmerada presentation y eco
nomia de su pIeciO hacen que sOR-
BIZ sea la revista mas barata~ de Es-
pafia.
Representante exclusive en- esta
Tsla don Francisco SeSura, pLa PRO
PAGANDA LITERARIA' Apartado
as San Jnan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
A0T|c|AS O|VERSAS
NuevO COnite unionis-
ta en- Manat1.--E1 Sc
nor Hernad Behn.
MOROvIS Y VEeA.BAIA
Sc establecerAn importantes
negoci S en- ambos pue.
blos...Nifla enferma.

Sc nos informa de Manat{,
que antier tarde Sc llev6 a efecto,
con gran entusiasmo por parte de
nuestros correligionarios de aquel
pueblo, la convention para elegir
81 nuevo comite unionista, el cual
qued6 constituido en- la siguiente
fcrma: Prcsidentes honorarios, don
Eduardo Ceorgetti y don Arturo
Quintero; Prcsidente elective, don
Jose Rivera 70; Secretario, don Ra-
fael Baez Infante; Tesorero, don
Ramon Fernandez; Vocales: don
Mateo Valentin, don Augusta Mon
tanez, don Salustiano Villamil, don
Julio Pinto, don Diego Rios y don
Antonio Castro.
Figuran ell esta hueva junta,
cuatro obreros de gran prestigio er
aquel pueblo,
%PARA carreras de caballes
venden relojes especiales 6 contadore:
de quintos de segundos IS. 40, s.. 90
SO. 90 y $11.oo, porte pago, los seho
res F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan
Puerto Rico. alt.
Ell foreciente y progresisti
pueblo de Vega-baja Sc propone lie
vantar un bonito edi6cio, dedicad'
exclusivamente a o6cinas p1blicas
-Ha regresado de su viaje
Ponce el seiior Hernad Behn, un'
de los accionionistas de la compa
nia tclcf6nica de Puerto Rico,
Sc encuentra va mejor de 81
enfefmedad en- Rio Piedras un
nina de nuestro distinguido amig
y correligionario don Enrique Acos
ia.
Con motive de la construC
ci6n de la carretera entire Vega-baj
y Morovis, son muchos los capita
listas que Sc proponen establecer q
ambos pueblos importantes negc
clos.
Ell sabado fallecio en- Santur
&c la virtuosa senorita Isabel JoI
Ian, sobrina de nuestro amigo {
mecanico don Pedro Jordan. Nues
tro ptsame a sus familiares.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
Lease Ell inteyesGmttstm0 /o!kttn ia
Refna Margarita," que Gbare"
em las b4eimas s. g.

charca, reSbal6, con tan mala suer-
te, que cay6 dentro de ella, pere-
liendo, como va hemos dioho, aho
gado. La charca en- question tiene
amos siete metros Ge fondo. FL ca
iaver del Unfortunate niiio, fue ex-
traido a duras penaS por un cam
pesiuo que poca di'tancia lie yiera
,aer al frn'lo de aqu,lla charca rrt-
mtnal que hl hecho desapaiecer
va del mundo de los vivos a dos Sc
eS humauos.
Sc encuentra Ell esta ciudad /,
lcsde el viernes, nuestro estimado
amigo y correligionario de San
Juan, don Eufemio Bocanegra.
CoRREsPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
UNA 0BRA UT|L
Exhibition de los trabajos de los nif1os en- la
Escue1a Industrial, de Ponce.

~
biscochos, pronpudim, dulces en-
pasta, almibat y jaleas de variedad
d. frutas y por dltimo una ave
horneada capaz de abrir el apetito
& los dispepticos.
La secci6n de carpinteria u
ebanisteria bajs la direction delin-
teligente don Cuillermo Tillet, es
una completa micelanea de varia-
dos objetos, elaborados con distin-
tas clAses de maderas desde el cedro
hasta el pino blanco, revelando en-
muchos el gusts arHstico, sobre to-
do en- una mesa de noche, un toca-
dor y una casita en- miniature.
La secci6u de zapaterfa y sas-
trerfa, bajo Ia direction de los acre.
ditados y habiles obreros don Juan
de Mata y don Nicolas Wives, Sc
ven Representatives por tres pares de
zapatos perfectamente concludes y
por varias pleas de ropa completa-
mente acabadas.
| La secci6n de costuras mano,
representa- la limpieza y la igualdad
en- la costura, sobre todo en- :el pes
punteado, por nihas de ocho 4 nue.
We afios.
Don Juan Casals, director de
la secci6n de horticulture, nos hizo
admirar los ricos y sazonados fru-
toS obtenidos en- unos terrenos este
riles; grandes repollos, olorosos me-
lones, sazonadas remolachas, beren'
genas, etc., etc. En- una mesa cui
dadosamente colocados, formabar
, admirable conjunto entire los obje
, tos de arte { industria que ALI st
exponian.
S Figura en- el departamento de
: instruction como ayudanta Ia seiio'
rita Angelica Gomez.
Como veran nuestros lectoreI
: Ia Escuela Industrial sostenida POI
: una asociacion de damas y presidid'
: por el buen puertorriqueho don Er
: melinda Salazar, es un temple gu,
0 tiene sbiertas sus puertas para da
q abrigo 4 los niiios cuyos padre
! agotados por Ia mano fatal del des
: tino carecen de recursos para dar
j sus hijos una instruction que le
ponga al abrigo de la miseria en- e
mafiana.
0 No nos causaremos de elogia
s esta institution, quizas la Inica ei
i Puerto Rico que mas bene6cio pres
: ia 4 las classes menesteroSas.
Ffjense los padres, fijense la
= families: "a la- Escuela Industria
: pueden llevar los padres q sus hijo
j sin llenar mas requisites que la pre-
sentaci6n de estos con sus hijos
dicho plantel y sin otra exigenci
o gu. estimular 4 esos tiernos basta
gos por el amor al trabajo y la ins
trucci6n.
CONFESSIONAL.
Ponce, JUNO de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
ROB ADO

En- la noche del viernes 10 de
mayo desapareci6 de la fnca de don
Ramon Alvarez, de Caguas, un caba-
lie bayo cabOs negros, lucero chorea.
do, las dos patas traseras blancas, la
boca muy rajada, seis afios de edad,
y marcado con Az debajo de la erin.
Sera grati6cado el que de noticia de
su paradero. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
ORBI....q

REV1STA SEMANAL ILUSTRA.
DA. --CURIoSIDADES CIEN
TfFICAS. ~ARTE E HISTO.
RIA. = INvENTOS MODER.
Observation-Disclosures DEL
UNIVERSE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
81 gNDE
Ra cAldeun uulfihnlar de

VA caldeOa Multibular de 10 plks
d large Por. s de ancho, con 90 tubes
de 4 pulsadas y s6c dss sosechas de
uSo.
Uoa mAqaiua horizontal, coanpls-
~ cen dos clasiheadorss, capaz para
molsr 1000 galones de guarapo - IA
hs@.--Para infSrmss, lirfjanss a..
PAERSe, Faiardo. Ina.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
WILL ASK CHURCHES
TO NAME CANVASSERS
Work in Behalf of the Starving
In China to Be Pushed.
| MATERIAL is RECEIVED

The committee appointed some time
arrange for a systematic appeal
through the churches of Wayne county,
for the relief of the starving millions
of people in China, held a meeting at
the office of the Dickinson Trust com
pany this morning. 1t was found that
175 canvassers would be needed in the
city of Richmond alone in order that
the work might be completed within
the course of three days. AS there
are about twenty-five churches in the
city, each church will necessarily have
to supply seven canvassers. 1t is hop
ed that by the arrangement of the
working schedule this way, that the
matter can be brought home to each
family, that all may be reminded of the
fact that children as well as men and
women are starving to death in the
far off Eastern country. Ten cents a
day will save small family, one dollar
will save a family Of five for one week
and one hundred dollars will save a
small community. Every one in the
city as well as county is requested to
give freely when approached by the
canvasserS for the fund.
The material giving Chinese famine
statistics from the Christian Herald
has been received in the city and will
be used in connection with the can
vass. The exact date Of beginning the
work. is not known as yet.
The committee. that it might better
carry on its work, has received a large
amount of special stationery giving the
name of the committee and the cause
for which it is working.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
COFFEE INVALIDS.
Cause of Trouble Often unsupported.

A confirmed coffee-drinker who
found herself rapidly becoming a
chronic invalid and was puzzled as to
the cause, consulted her physician and
under his advice was cured without
the use of drugs. She writes:
After 20 years of coffee drinking
suddenly found that l was beginning
to have trouble with my heart, palpi-
tations and smothering sensation.
and my occasional sick headaches
were becoming an almost daily occur
renee
4 did not suspect that coffee had
anything TO do with it, and began to
take medicines, but kept on drinking
coffee.
Finally my heart trouble and head
aches grew so much worse and my
nerves became so shattered that any
unusual noise would make me jump
and shake all over as if | had the
ague. Medicines did not help me and
could not do my homework salts
factorily. so | asked my physician if
coffee was good for me.
He at once replied-'No | would
not advise you to use it Will Pos
tum hurt me?' l asked. Not at ALL,
was his quick response. In fact Pos
tum will be beneficial
The doctor was so emphatic, |
bought some, and had it carefully pre-
pared according to directions on the
box. | found the new beverage de-
Hcious and refreshing and the crav
ing for the old kind OF coffee disap-
peared, and | grew very fond of Pos
tum.
1T was but a short time till all my
ailments We're gone. The heart trou-
bic has vanished and with it has gone
the headaches. my nerves have grown
steady and my head clear. | can do
my work without distress or fatigue.
| hope this will encourage some sick
one TO take a step in the right diree-
ton. and reach The Road TO Well
Vile by giving up the old kind of cot
fee and using Postum Food Coffee"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek. Mich. There's reason"
Read the little book. The Road to
MELVILLE" in pkgs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
ALLEN GRAVE HONORED
Made Aide on Staff of National
Commander.
A SPLENDID WAR RECORD.

Allen w. Grave, one of the promi-
nent members of Sol Meredith post
G. A. r., was notified last evening
at the post that he had been appoint
ed by National Commander Brown as
one of his aides-de-camp. In making
this appointment Commander Brown
has not only conferred an honor on
Mr.. Grave but also on Sol Meredith
post
Allen w. Grave served four years
during the civil war with distinction.
He was mustered out of the service
as non-commissioned officer. The
first year of the war Mr.. Grave serv-
ed as member of the 10th Indiana
infantry and the last three years of
the war he served in the Goth Indiana
infantry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
MONTGOMERY CASE
/. HEARING POSTPONED
Wife and Child DeSerter Was
Brought Back From Wa
bash on Thursday.
GETS A WARM WELCOME.
CHILD WAITING AT POLICE
HEADQUARTERS AND SHE Ex-
PRESSED HER OPINION.

Lon Montgomery was arraigned in
the city court charged with wife and
child desertion. Montgomery entered
plea of guilty and Prosecutor Jessup
made a statement to the court in
which he recited the facts of the case,
saying it is one of the most unpro-
ever been called upon to prosecute.
He said that Montgomery had 6elib-
erately left his wife without any
cause and that he was sorry that the
law passed by the last legislature
making wife desertion a penal offense
rather than a misdemeanor had not
yet been placed on the statute books
When Montgomery was asked if he
had anything to say for himself he
stated that Prosecutor Jessup had not
stated the true facts in the case as
he had left his wife with just cause
Judge Converse then postponed the
hearing of the case until Saturday
morning so that witnesses for the
state and defense could be present.
Wife Gives Warm Reception.
Montgomery, who is aged % and ov-
er six feet in heighth, tipping the
scales at about 80 pounds. met far
from cheerful welcome when he was
marched into police headquarters
Thursday afternoon by Sheriff Mere
dith, who had journeyed to Wabash
for him. At police headquarters was
II on n Jnaf Ill xx-ira Wiz no.
three-weeks old child She had walk
ed from the country, 3 miles with
her baby to be member of her llus-
bands reception committee and the
reception she rendered him was hand
ed out minus gloves.
What did you leave me for?' de-
manded the irate little woman. These
were the first words she uttered when
they faced each other.
Lon hung his head and said that he
wanted to get away because she nad
treated him badly.
Didn't you kiss me the day you
left?" demanded Mrs. Montgomery.
Yes" replied Lon.
Well if | treated you so bad. why
did You kiss me goodbye
Dense silence on the part of Lon.
Mrs. Montgomery then proceeded
to tell her husband what she really
thought of a man who would desert
his wife and baby without leaving
them one cent and food to eat. HE
got all that was coming to him., COM
mented a police officer
Ready to Face Music.
Montgomery told Sheriff Meredith
enroute to Richmond that his wife
had violent temper and that not
long ago she struck him and nearly
put him out of commission. He also
said the girls father was constant
ly causing domestic troubles in the
house of Montgomery and that 1.-The
old man made his wife dissatisfied.
He said that he was glad to return
home and was ready to face the mu-
sic. After seeing her husband. Mrs
YEARLY trudged her way.
baby on arm, back to her fathers
home, three miles south of the CITY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
City and County
STATISTICS.
Deaths and Funerals.

WISSLER-Herman, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Zwissler, died this
morning at the home of it's parents on
the Boston pike, at the age of three
months. Funeral arrangements will
months. The funeral will be Monday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from ST.
Andrews church. The burial will be
in cemetery of the same.
DEADMAN-Thoma Deadman died
Tuesday evening at Easthaven. at the
age of - years. The remains were
sent to Alexandria, Ind, for funeral
and interment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22


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while her Cleveland
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
Prof. Davis to Lecture.

Sunday night Prof. w. S. Davis viii
deliver an illustrated address at Beth
ell A. NJ. e. church on American his.
tory. The lecture will be illustrated
by 100 slides.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. z. D. Tanner, Mrs. r. L. Nc.
Cabe. Miss Helen MeCabe, and Mas
ter St. Clair McCabe. who have been
visiting Mr.. John Pierce and family
on North Fifteenth street, left Thurs
day evening for Seattle. Washington,
where they will make their home.
Daniel Surface and daughter, Mrs.
Jessie Alice. have returned from a sew
eral weeks trip through the south
E. F. Dalbey has returned from a
two months trip to Jacksonville and
Tampa, Fla.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
Through by Traction.

'.Humpty Dumpty," the performance
which appeared at the Gennett thea
ter last Saturday night, passed through
this city this morning from Eaton to
Franklin, Ind. The traction lines
carried the company.
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Was Bad Combination.

The extremely dusty streets and high
wind caused great inconvenience to
pedestrians as there was scarcely a
moment that dust was not flying.
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''Sir Walter Scott" was the subjec
of study at the meeting of the Alice
Cary club Thursday afternoon. held al
the home of Mrs. j. +. Moore. Mrs
Mary Price reading the principal pa
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Mrs. Wallace Teegarden will enter
tain the members of the Wednesday
Card Club next Wednesday at her
home on East Main street. Whist will
be played at three tables.
A large number were present
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22
MARKET.

Home made bread and cakes at
Johnson's hardware store, opposite
knollenberg's, Saturday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22

a large number were present at the
dime social given by the ladies of the
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Evans, on East
Main street. The afternoon was spent
socially and refreshments were
served.
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MARKET.

Home made bread and cakes at
Johnson's hardware store opposite
knollenberg's Saturday afternoon.