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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14

its origin in a convention held In 1865
at Saratoga. Ii publishes temperance
periodicals for young people and adults
and a very large number of Temperance
books and tracts
The woman's Christian Temperance
union has been called THE sober sec
ond thought of the wonderful wo-
mans crusade Of December. 1873. and
the first half of 1874. The organiza-
ton was effected in a convention held
at Cleveland in November of 1874. 1t
now has branches for the young wom-
en- and the children and has extended
everywhere. exerting an enormous in
fiuence for good. 1t has departments
ton, social purity and many other no
Bile causes.
The Independent Order of Good
Templars. originating in 1851, found
a national organization in May. 1855.
in a convention at Cleveland. IL adj.
mits women on an equality with men.
Its pledge requires lifelong total abb
stinence.
The Prohibition party, after many
state campaigns. participated frst in a
national presidential election in 1872.
Its candidates have been Black. Smith.
Dow. ST. John, Fisk. Bidweil. Lever
ing. Woolley and Swallow. 1t holds
that intemperance is a national issue.
not to be settled by local efforts.
/ The Sons of Temperance arose in
| 1912 from the famous Westinghouse
movement. 1t is total abstinence as
ISOLATION with charitable and benefit
features.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of America was founded on Washing
toms birthday. 1872. in Baltimore. and
it is doing a fine and aggressive work.
/ The first Band Of Hope was formed
in Leeds. England. I'm lS47. and 1t soon
became a popular name for temper
ance organization. especially among the
young.
BIBLE READINGS.
Lev. x, 0. 10: lisa. v. IL: Joel 4. 5:
Mum. vi. 1-14: Deut. xii. 1921: Nah.
i. 10: Cor. vi. 10: Gal. v, 1926; Eph.
/ Y, IS; Pet. iv. is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
BANQUET TICKETS.

The banquet given for the delegates
to the Federation of Commercial clubs
is to be business mans banquet and
not confined to Club members. The
program is of special interest to all
business men, and anyone desiring
tickets can secure them at Nichol-
sons book store, Kibbey's Hat store,
or from Secretary Haas. The sale
will be limited to 200, and first come
first served. 1927
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
Christian EndeQp0--HOn1e Missions
BY REV. S. II. DOYLE.

centuries pa5I. 4 srudS o. these or
CARNATIONS should inspire us to in
crease our efforts to put down the rum
traffic. The Presbyterian Christian
Endeavor Manual has the following
excellent description Of the temper
ance organizations"
The Independent Order of Rechabites
YVES established in 1885 in Stafford.
England, in imitation of the ancient
children of Jonadab. 1t not only re-
quires total abstinence, but it provides
a fund for sickness and death.
The. National Temperance spci2ty bad
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14

At meeting of the Russian Navy
League it was admitted that the re-
storation of the battleship fleet would
costs75o, 900. 900 with an annual out
lay of s125, 100000. The expendiency
of constructing a submarine fleet was
urged instead.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14

Mrs. w. c. Lewis. of Bogard, is
puzzled over one of her hens which
Matched eleven chickens from a sit
ting of ten eggs. She says that she
frequently counted the eggs and
knows positively there were only
ten
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CLUB NOTES.

An enjoyable meeting of the Tour
ist club was held last evening at the
home of the Misses Eleanora and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14

Keystone State Endeavor.
Pennsylvania now has 3.141 Chris
tan Endeavor societies. net increase
OF twcnty-six societies during the past
wear
Fort Pierce news., 1908-06-05
BY
Zg4lLBERT
RTllAYSON
57ERHUNE q
COPYRIGHT, 1907 BY
FE6f2Hg K.AROADSGSSST
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WIN al the advantages OF
youth, education and good ioots
and no vocation other than the
enjoyment of wealth, the hero 81
oRr present story chose ratAcr
TO sacrifice his ease and COM
fort on the altar O. T his d.sty as q
citizen. His city called him 10
save her from spoHaHon and
corruption, and he responded to
the call To lure hin, from, the
path of right came The seauc-
fionS Of love and the claims Of q
revered parents memory allied
with the mighty forces ut The
command Of political ana .finan-
efal male factors, The firmress
with winch the man IF the
hour, % singled ont for the high
est post i1i Il great nluntc tpGltty
by those who saw In him only
a Wedkltng and q tool resisted
the very JoRces that had elevated
him for their own purposes 10
official power wiH be an insPi-
ration to The reader, as it fus
been an uplifting force in the
mindtS of thousands Who have
witrG ssed its theatrical repre-
Sentdti0n.
Fort Pierce news., 1908-06-05
cnApTER II.

IWYN BENNETT turned sharp
s. toward the window, angry
M the Interruption, Dul Perry
~ wainwright, ushc-ing two la
ID from tine verunl Ia mct his
IS, with q wink Of triumph,
SoJ SO oad eh:' called the boy
et them as they were turning into
drive You see"-
OH" observed the younger Of the
} women--u pretty, dover faced eill
VINO since her entrance into rhe room
had teen engaged Ia evchaugiu@ de-
lighted greetings with paims So YOU
game to meet us5 You said you Just
happened-
"Did ~ asked Perry in deep amaze
ment "yeg well The fact is,
wanted 20 10 something sur,.ns in
lonor OF meeting you, 50 told my
first lie ~
ont mind him. Cynthia" laughed
IS, "He's taken that way quite
-
D.. It's his usual pace. Them
eG Miss Garrison innocenty. Il
alt perhaps he was just warming
ID now pursued Dallas, taking
sson Of Cynthia, much to Psrry's
st, ''tell me all about yourself
-
ere isn't much TO tell. But there's
to be, I'm going to work"
rk? What forY
ra living, Of course
really \
isn't it ridlculous?' broke In
nnett a sweet little old lady
v found her first chance 70
word amid the general vol
Tx, 9But Cynthia is SET on
hcpldn't II ! hsyeni d9i'
Fort Pierce news., 1908-06-05

/ enduring ana beadtiful-t6 make It q
support that a woman can lean on i''
life? What baye you TO offer me q.
any other woman
There was silence. Yet when bel'
nett spoke there was a new note III
| lhs voice--a ing OF awakening slrels'u
/ that Impress ed Dallas in spiJe OF ner'
, self-that scnr a wholly strange thrIl'
through her and set her heart TO beat
ing with unwonted QnicEnes'
you are right said he. y nave
done uothuI. I've been conten. to pe
rich mans son, and Pve nothing 70
offer that is worthy your acceptance,
bar that does not near | never shlIi
have And By the grace OF God l
shall. You've put things in q rev light
/ | see them as / never did. IL isn't a
wholly pleasant experience, but It's
good for NE. There's nothing yet that
I'm flred ~ do, but I'll find something.
never .ear. And when ] do
Don't say there's nothing you're ut
for" protested Dallas There's moth
ing you couldn't accomplish IL once
you set yourself to g., why just think
Of those speeches YOU made for 5ir
Lorim. lust campaign, They were
fine. | was So
"Oh, ,h9se amounted to nothing l
just did it. TO ol'igc him And. be-
sides. it was .un TO sway the crowds
That's, just It. You did it for fun
and for q friend Why not DO some
thing in earnest aud for yourself? The
world Is fairly brlstlng with oppor.
tunltlps tbr such a man is you, Grasp
those opportunities. Won't you:
Yes. Aad when l do--is there any
hoie thas you w.n?"
Il have given Mr. Gibbs no promise,
told him to wait"
Then NY chance is as good as his
From noy on an going 10 drop the
role OF rich mans son and be some
thing on my own account If YOU have
faith ia me-if you believe IN ne-if
there IS ghost OF 4 ashance that you
can some day love NC
"I h2ve faith IN you, Alwyn," she
answered softly. letting her hand lie
passive in his grasp Then, withdraw
ing It with a pretty gesture Of petu.
lance, sheeadded
only wish it didn't always re.
aulre a blow to rouse YOU to action
Iii You evei; happen to notice that
Fort Pierce news., 1908-06-05

would "a. soon think O. quitting a but
terhy into harness. is It true she Aas
no money lefty
I'm afraid it's only zoo true,' an.
swered Mrs Bennett "Hor father lost
everything I'm spoculaiing. He was
cashier of the Israel Putnam Trust
company and afterward president
Be"-
She paused II, the oElce door o,epeb
and thomson. the SECRETARY, came
into .he room ~ si,lt Of Nirs Pen.
1er- bs seemed about to turn nooI,, bp,
olauglu. his purnoso crossed 10 tua
-ail, and hegan m ..g,; for some dozen.
..ori, he Ind failed 10 qothp,. rn
.frnat was the REST off tFa yfo,y
lb4ur N. Gar3sousn asked ~fn9s
rea,v Interested I'm fine orl., y-om.n's
rac,t-r
Tbaa,psen's ponars s,fn-a1 t,r,r,.
l,s f.a.rs aud ,y.or sli,ar, o-,o..
,ie rauslo5 door The o,3.r, looked
,roupa IN gurpriso
"T,svse mer arroysd fine secra-
Fort Pierce news., 1908-06-05

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you when your
bead was turned away. You saw VINO
y was ana yoN made no appea, 10 the
referee but IL the next scrimmarn
SOU hroka that mans collar bone o1d
stunned aim lie was carried sense.
,e." from the field and you kent on
foH had begun TO play O dgntlpp
sli"e ana It carried you through the
'rlhceion line fov the only touchdown
of the day You won the game for
Yale You were the college hero--tba
man OF the hour But It took 4 blow
to rouse you. Now do You under.
stand?
Yes, think | do. Perbans vor,r,
right I certainly remember the how
We'll enough. Do YOU happen 10 snoy
who it was that struck me that dav ON
the football ield?D '' on
NO, knew none Of the players OK.
cept you. Who
at was Gibbs"
"Now
I'm not likely TO have forco,tn,
ns1 nm Yourself He viii rememba,
- l taocy. Il was week before ~
left the infrnary.p e ne
. nu' eaq't realize that Mr.. cnbs
ool..,,. woa,a 90 sgch thingl Ii was. So
'oh. dogt hold it against s,,,
was excited ,.na.- n''ii lie
.oontloued on page threel
, 1908-05-15

separate contracts on the present
work, will be awarded contracts on the
extension into the park, and that their
forces will be increased greatly in or
der to complete the work at as early
a date as possible.
A Lively Settlement.
With scores of men employed upon
grade WORK and nearly all the local
and adjacent mining companies work
ing a full complement of men, Centen-
NAL presents a very busy appearance
and the business houses of this grow
ing village are doing a thriving bust
ness, at times the hotel being filed to
its capacity and the store, livery sta
BILE and other business men report hav-
ing their hands full.
Postoffice Making Records.
Mrs. Sadie Reed, the popular and
efficient postmistress, reports that the
business being done through the post
Office is by far the greatest in its his
tory We should not be surprised If it
soon went into the third class.
, 1908-05-15
Sharp Pointed Bullets.

Washington, d. c., May 15.-The rev
armament of the army and militia with
the new Springfield rife, model for
use with the sharptpointed bullet, has
been an able achievement on the part
of the ordnance department, as all
rifles in the hands of troops designed
for use with the round pointed bullet
had to accommodate the sharp pointed
ammunition.
Had to Rush Work.
The new ammunition was not adopt
ed until last summer, and the manu-
facture of rifles at the Springfield
armory and Rock Island arsenal had
to be expedited in every way in order
to re-arm troops in time for use of the
rifles during the current target season.
About 10000 rifles e required for
this purpose. In addition to this, the
problem of manufacturing the sharp
pointed ammunition presented itself.
Thousands Of Rounds a Day.
This manufacture has been accom-
plished at the Frankfort arsenal at the
rate of about 100000 rounds per day.
This necessitated considerable in
crease in the capacity of the plant and
a large addition to the number of EN-.
ployes. Manufacture of the rifles and
ammunition is being continued at the
same rate for the purpose of accumd-
lating a reserve supply.
, 1908-05-15
PARAGRAPHS

Ben Towner is in from Morgan.
c. F. Sodergreen was a city visitor
today.
W. ]. Kelly is in from the Motley
ranch.
l.. l.. Laughlin is here from the Mot
ley ranch.
A. G. Cunningham of bennington,
Wyo., is at the Kuster.
John Ernest went to the ranch in his
Franklin car this morning.
j. A. Winkler was in from the Run.
ming Water ranch this morning.
Mrs. Sam Coen was in from the
ranch at Mandel last night, staying at
the Kuster.
Ray Williams and j.. F. Summers OF
Walden were among the arrivals by
the stage last night.
Let Devine of Casper is in the city
registered at the johnson, and will
spend a few days here.
S. HI. Mcintosh, A. G.. Maine and
Miss Martha Norris of Walden were
guests at the Kuster last night.
Carl Godeke of Olney, ILL.,. and John
IL. Onstatt of Denver were among the
guests at the Kuster last night.
Mrs. Matte Lane of Mandel was
among the guests at the Johnson last
night, leaving for the country again
this morning.
Frank Schram and Nils Melquist OF
Cheyenne were among the visitors to
the city last night, registered at the
Union Pacific.
Willard l.. Frank and J.. L. SULLIVAN
OF Walden were in the city last night
registered at the Johnson, and left
today for Denver.
Rev. Thell went to the Nelson ranch
this morning and on Sunday will con
duct religious services at the new Har
mony church in that vicinity.
Miss Ruth Holiday returned today
to her home in Laramie after a lone
visit with the Misses Richardson OF
this city.-Cheyenne Tribune.
Niles Callahan returned last night
from the Stickney ranch, where he
had been to build a dipping vat for
Messrs. Kelley and Laughlin.
l. H. Greene of Colorado, whose
postofice is at Jelm, however, was in
, 1908-05-15

the city this morning, shopping at the
stores and ~disposing of some business
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby Jackson of the
Pioneer canal were among the visitors
to the city this morning, doing some
shopping at the stores for the spring
season.
Mrs. F. d. Chapman left on Monday
Tor Laramie where she will visit among
relatives for several months. She was
accompanied by Mrs. E. E. Bowman,
who will visit in thai city about a
week.-Casper Tribune.
Mrs. e. p. Palmer and her little girl
were taken suddenly sick on Sunday
evening, caused by ptomaine poison
Ing. but prompt medical attendance
brought them out as well as ever in
a few days.-Casper Tribune.
William McPheeters, formerly man
ager OF the Walden creamery, who was
succeeded a few days 6 in that po-
sition, arrived from Walden last night
and left today for Brighton, Colo,
where he will join his family, who
went several days ago.
Hon. Ben Sheldon of Lander, who
was a delegate from Fremont county
to the democratic state convention at
Cheyenne, n who was chosen as one
Of the MISUNDERSTANDING to the Den
yer convention Of that party, stopped
off here last night for a visit with rela-
tiyes and friends .
Among the guests at the Union Pa
cific last night were j. w. Redman
and w. A. Yerian of Denver, George
G. Kellogg OF GAINESVILLE, Wis, j. S.
Hamilton of Minneapolis, Mimi,
Charles Johnson of Oskaloosa, Ia, ].
E. Smith, 2. S. Ward and P. r. Palmer,
jr., Chicago
, 1908-05-15
To GIVE DINNER
FOR WEsTERNERs
SENATOR WARREN WILL ENTER
TAIN DISTINGUISHED PARTY
AT WASHINGTON. f.,
Governor Brooks and nhiss Brooks,
Senator Carey, Congressman Mon
dell and Mrs. MondeIl, state Chair
man Burdick, state Treasurer Gill
lette and Others.

. Washington, d. c., Nay Is @
Q Senator Warren will this even O
@ ing give a dinner in honor of Gov @
Q ernor Brooks Of Wyoming and @
@ daughter and ex Senator Carey. g
@ The following have been invited G
@ to participate: Mr.. and Mrs. G
Q Mondell, Senator Clark, wife and G
@ two daughters, C. w. -Burdick and @
Q wife; Edward Gillette of Sheri- @
. dan, George w. Metcalf, Judge Q
@ Van Orsdel and wife and J. A. 9
:. Breckons, the senator's secretary. @
. G q Q Q &C Q o o . o q Q . Q q
, 1908-05-15

medal, and two contests In the schoo.
of the soldier, n in Company A, and
the other in Company b. for medals
offered by Commandant John A. Hill
@ o O
Miss Stoner has been suffering from
a severe cold.
The members of Company & accept.
! ed in a body the invitation extended
by Prof. Towar to visit him and his
wife in their new home. The imme,
date object of the visit was to thank
Prof. and Mrs. Towar for the sweet
compliment which they gave to the
performance at the Opera House Mon.
day night. The hilarity of the call
was marred not at all by the fact that
one of the guests Of honor reached
home precisely one and four-fortieths
Of a second before the onslaught, or
that a fresh invasion of the painters
had left the pretty house in a state of
confusion. The girls left with a cheer
for the professor and his charming
wife.
Q Q q
The "A" dance will be held in the
gymnasium tonight for the benefit of
the Athletic association.
@ @
DR.. Hebard favored the class in
History VIII Tuesday with another
lecture this time upon the Economic
Value of the Lewis and Clark Expedi-
ton" She has made an exhaustive
study of the subject, and particularly
Of the Indian ~girl-leader, S~acajawea,
who so faithfully guided the party,
and, it is claimed, made the expedition
possible. DR.. Hebard's narrative lack
ed hone of the interest of a work of
fiction, and was most enthusiastically
received by the members of the class.
@ @ @
The members of the Benedicts and
the Bellies Lettres society have signi
fed their willingness to accept a chal-
lenge from the Alpha Omega and Lin
coin Debating societies for a debate
some time in the near future.
@ @ O
The annual inspection OF the corps
of cadets will occur May %.
@ @ @
Among the new books which have
been placed upon the library shelves
in the last week is a set of six vol
umes on the English Reformation, by
Burnet, published in 1916. and a re-
printed edition of a book on EARLY
Explorations in America" published
in 1903, more than two hundred years
ago. Other volumes of interest are
those on Biography" "The Psychol-
ogy of Handwriting" Modern Egypt
and the "Cathedrals Of England and
Wales"
A. ]. Mokler and his son, Victor,
went to Laramie on Thursday and re-
turned home Sunday. Mr.. Mokler went
over to attend a meeting OF the uni
versity trustees.-Casper Tribune.
At a mock trial among the university
students last week George Wheeler was
the prosecuting attorney, n Mate
was the chief witness for the prosecu-
ton. Both of the young men displayed
considerable talent at the trial, al
though the case was decided against
the prosecution. Both of the boys are
getting along splendidly with their stu
dies, and they will graduate next year.
Casper Tribune.
, 1908-05-15
Land for Wyoming.

Washington, d. c., May 15.-Sena-
tor Warren has succeeded in having
an amendment attached to the sundry
civil bill reported today giving to the
state of Wyoming 1000, 900 acres I'M
der the s~o-called Carey act. This
amendment in the form of a bill was
been coupled with a like number of
acres for Idaho.
, 1908-05-15
GoRToN's MINsTRELs
PLEASED AUDIENCE,

Gorton's minstrePs delighted a large
audience at the Opera House last
night, fully sustaining their reputation
in this city. The vocal numbers were
excellent and the novelty features
were fully up to the expectation of all.
Some new features were added, among
the most sprightly being Charles
Cameron and Harry Toledo in their
operate extravaganza, The Enchant'
ed Grotto,'' and Cailoutte in his slack
wire act. The whole company are ar
lists of the highest rank in minstrelsy.
, 1908-05-15
PREPARING FOR
NEW CONTRACTS
EXTENSION OF GRADE ON LARA
ME PLAINS LINE FROM
CENTENNIAL PUSHING.
Present Contractors Will Be Given
Additional Contracts and Work
Being Hurried to North Park
P%ostoffiee Growing at Rapid Rate
in Matter Of Business Done.
snecIal to The Republican

SptcIuI W 4Ht ntpHnIU"D
Centennial, Wyo., May 15.-All grad
ing contracts on the Laramie, Hahns
Peak and Pacific railroad in the Cen
|tennial valley are about completed and
soon ties will be placed along the grade
IRON Centennial to the southern end
q the valley to receive the steel. New
contracts are being drawn up and with
in a few days will be awarded for the
extension of the grade into the North
park country. 1t is stated that Messrs.
j.. F. White and P. J. Cain, who have
, 1908-05-15

And if you're in
doub as to what to
get for dinner. try a
Pacific market roast.
It's their speciality and
they're always right.
, 1908-05-15
Beware Of OIntments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely deranse
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrah
Cure, manufactured by f. j. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury,
and Is taken internally, acting directly
uron the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. u
is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney G. Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
, 1908-05-15

To stop fiatulence.
To cure stomach troubles.
To build up the system.
To make digestion strong.
To sure the worst case Of stomach
troubles-or money back.
What Mona Stomach Tablets did
for Mrs. Brewer, of Whiteland, Ind,
they will do for you. Read what she
writes: Il was a chronic sufferer with
stomach trouble for years and the best
doctors could give me no lasting relief.
After using Mona I can now eat any
thing and feel cured"
The Laramie Drug company sells
Mona under an absolute guarantee
to refund the money unless it cures.
Try a 50-cent box.
, 1908-05-15
Balance for Carpenter.

Washington, D. c., May 15.-The bill
of Senator Warren approprIating 3d.
400 for Howard B. Carpenter of Wyo-
ming, the balance due him in making
a survey of the boundary lines be-
tween Idaho and Montana, has passed
the senate.
, 1908-05-15

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, 1908-05-15

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, 1908-05-15

MOST COMPLETE LINE OF FISH.
ING TACKLE IN CITY AT w. II.
HOLIDAY CO.
, 1908-05-15

DISH MoPS, ONLY 10c AT THE
GEM CITY GROCERY CO. 235t2
, 1908-05-15

Nice wax beans and
other fresh garden
vegetables at Gra-
hams.
, 1908-05-15
TO THE PUBLIC
We Know the Guarantee on Mi-o-na
Stomach Tablets is Genuine.

Mona Stomach Tablets, the quick
acting cure for indigestion, is guaran-
, 1908-05-15

Weekly Republican only 81 q year
, 1908-05-15

SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOW
SCREENS FOR SALE AT w. H. HoL-
LlDAY CO.
, 1908-05-15

medal, and two contests In the school
of the soldier, one in Company A, and
the other in Company b. for medals
offered by Commandant John A. Hill.
Miss Stoner has been suffering from
a severe cold.