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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-06
CENTERVILLE, IND.

Centerville, Ind, March 6.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank King. residing north of
Centerville were house guests the first
of the week of Mrs. Lucinda Hort,
grandmother and Mrs. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence McConaha,
who have been spending the winter
with his parents will soon move to
the McCouaha farm, situated near Bry-
an Chapel
The Ladies Aid society of the Chris
tian church will conduct a market on
Saturday afternoon and evening,
March II at the town hall.
Charles F. Jackson, who is at Mar
tinsville sanitarium, taking treatment
for rheumatism is reported as greatly
improved.
Mrs. Florence Vogel of Indianapolis,
has returned home after an extended
visit with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. B. Reynolds have
returned home from Richmond, after
spending the winter with relatives and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fender move d
this week from the John Fender farm
west of Abingdon. to their property on
Main Cross street,
Evelyn lodge, d. of r. desire full
attendance of their members. at the
regular meeting ON next Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dynes who
have been occupying the George Nc
Conaha farm near Bryan. moved this
week 10 their new home on Main
Cross street, recently purchased from
Gncch Wolfe.
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, March 6.-Mrs.
Dora Martin was the guest of her Sis
ter, Mrs Will Hindman at New Castle
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Lawson attended a recep-
ton given by her sister, Mrs. Elwood
Lawson at New Castle.
Mrs. Ulysses Manning and daughter
Rena of near Economy, We're guests
Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius
Ginther.
Mr. and Mrs. Florence Nicholson,
John Nicholson and Frank Nicholson,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Arthur
Frazier at Greensboro Wednesday.
Mrs. Reba Rudy returned to her
home at Anderson Thursday evening
after a weeks visit with relatives.
The Daughters of Rebekah dancing
club, will give it's seventh dance to
the public next Thursday night, March
II at the l. o. o. F. hall. Good music
and a varied program of dances will
be furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Thornburg and
Miss Madge Thornburg of Muncie
came Wednesday to attend the funer-
al of Miss Emma Lock.
Mrs. Ora Wheeler and daughter,
Harriet Leone of Cambridge City,
have been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Weaver.
DR.. +. G. Lamar attended a medical
meeting at Richmond Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Dragoo was hostess to
the Art club at her home on North
Washington street Thursday after
noon. The clubs next meeting will be
in two weeks, March 10, with Mrs.
j. M. Knapp on North Plum street.
Mrs. Frank Burke of New Castle is
spending this week with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. knode Porter.
The graduating class of the high
school of this place will not deliver
Orations at the commencement exer-
Cises this year as has here to fore
been the custom. The reason for this
IS the large number in the class. A
speaker has been secured but the
name not divulged yet.
George Twitchell is rapidly improv.
ing after severe illness.
The Hagerstown high school basket
ball team seems to have disbanded for
the season.
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ECONOMY. IND.

Economy, Ind, March 6.-Mrs. Mar
tina Chenoweth and Mrs. Roberts of
Williamsburg, are guests of the Nor
rison's this week, while attending the
U. B. revival meeting.
DR.. J. B. Clark made his usual trip
to Richmond Wednesday.
M. G.. Lindsey was in Modoc on bus
mess Wednesday.
John Naming ate dinner with DR..
and Mrs. Clark Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Clark entertain
ed Mr.. Creek and two sons of Liber-
ty, Aseneth and Mary Clark Of Win
chester Wednesday.
Mrs. Maude Williams and son
Thomas. of Muncie, were guests of rel
atives here Wednesday.
Frank Gardner returned to Foun-
tain City Wednesday.
Mrs. Mabel Gwin and daughter Car
RE Josephine, left Wednesday for an
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at $75 each. The candidates for aud
itOr of state, secretary of state and
treasurer of state will pay $50 each.
The candidates for state statistician
and reporter of the Supreme and APP
pellate Courts will be assessed at s25
each.
AS predicted yesterday the commit
tee decided to invite Robert NJ Miers
of Bloomington to preside as temper
airy chairman of the state convention
and to make the keynote speech.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-06
Sessions of Northern and
Southern Teachers Asso-
Citations Soon.
AN UNUSUAL SITUATION.
soME TEACHERS BELONG TO THE
NORTHERN AND SOME TO THE
SOUTHERN AssocIATIoNs-B
MEN TO SPEAK.

The schools of Richmond will dis
miss Friday, March %, and Friday,
April 5, in order that the teachers may
have the opportunity of attending eth
er the Northern or Southern Teachers
association. The Southern teachers
meet in indianapolis March p, % and
20 and the Northern pedagogues con-
vene there one week later. Richmond
is on the border line and some of the
teachers are associated with one or
sanization and some with the other.
For this reason it was decided at a
recent NEE ting, that schools shall
close Thursday evening of each week
and the teachers be given the oppor-
1unity to choose. 1t is imperative,
however, that they attend one or the
other of the meetings.
It is likely that most of the teach
ers will attend the Northern Associa-
sion as it presents much the stronger
program Rev Frank w. Gunsaulas
of Chicago speaks Thursday night,
and President Charles Norton Elliott
OF Harvard University occupies the
platform on Friday afternoon. Presi-
dent Elliott who has been called the
dean of American Scholars is sell
dom heard in the middle west and the
northern association has scored a real
triumph in securing him for an adj
dress.
The week following the Northern
meeting the Art Association of Ameri-
ca also meets in Indianapolis. The
art and manual training teachers of
the city are arranging to attend.
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MILTON, IND.

Milton. Ind. March 6-Rev. F. A
Scott and family moved to their new
~ acquired home on North street, this
week
Dora Crist is home from Indianapo-
lis where he served on the Federal
jury.
DR.. I. F. Sweeney was at Richmond.
Wednesday.
Ernest Doty of Indianapolis, has
been at the home of his parents here
several nights this week.
Mrs NJ z. Kinsey has disposed of
her hotel at indianapolis and is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Scott, at
Springfield, Ill.
The Washington township republi-
cans will convene at the basket ball
room in hotel block at go Saturday
afternoon. March to nominate a
township ticket.
VIM. Ferris and Charles Ferris were
at the County Prohibition meeting at
Richmond. Wednesday.
Mr.. Heanev of indianapolis visited
his sister. Mrs Border. this week.
Samuel Johnson is very low and his
death is expected.
Greenbury Bryant is moving his
family from Lewisville to his newly
acquired property on the hill, pur-
chased of W. B. Daniel
Mrs. McKiernan. of Indianapolis is
Mrs. Nugent's guest
The c. E. social at Mrs. Nugent's
was quite a success. Each guest
brought something wrapped up TO ex-
change with another. Much merri-
ment was oCcasioned when parcels
were opened
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NEW STYLE POSTAL
CARDS TO Be SOLD
Messages Can Be Written on
Front Side.

Within a few days the newly de-
signed postal cards adopted for sale
by the government, March 1, will be
placed on sale at the local postoffice
These cards show plainly the effect of
the influences of the souvenir postal
cards, the fad for which is now sweep
ing the country.
The new cards are the same as the
postal used for the last few years with
the exception that third of the front
side is divided off from the section for
the address. This may be used for
the letter or message, and gives a
third more area to write over than the
old style cards permitted. On the
old style postals the front side of the
card was used for the address only.
The new style promises to prove pop
ular, and doubtless had their origin
in the souvenir postal which permits
the writing of messages on a certain
section of the address or stamp side
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A NUMBER rcsaan RI, Of #. young young
to become members of
a personally conducted tour
through Continental Europe.
Many have dreamed of such a
trip, but the actuality seemed
beyond their grasp. Ireland,
Scotland, England, France,
Switzerland, Germany, Hol-
land and Belgium will be
among the places visited; be-
sides the enchanting ocean
voyages and an acquaintance
with New York city.
It will be the greatest Pop
ularity Tour ever conducted
by any Indiana newspaper.
All expenses from time of
leaving Indianapolis until the
return will be cheerfully paid
by The Star.
This trip is especially pre-
pared for The indianapolis
Star and will mean seven
weeks of unalloyed happiness
to every member of the party.
Send in a Nomination Blank,
then clip the ballot from The
Star Page 81 every day
your friends will do the rest.
Remember: Ballots can not
be bought, they must be
clipped from The Indianapolis
Star or secured with subscrip-
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-06

Few people will have had the cour-
age to sit down thirteen at the table
for the greetings of new year. But
five and fifty years ago Lord Roberts
was one of thirteen VINO sat down to
dinner on New Year day at Peshawar
Eleven years later-though most of
them had been through the Indian mu-
tiny and half of them had been
wounded-they were all alive. And
Lord Roberts is still very much alive
London Chronicle
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BRIDGE WILL Be
RECALLED BY CHURCH
DabbIing in Politics Makes No
Difference.

New Castle, Ind. March 6-Despite
the fact that he gained much publicity
through Republican meeting held in
his church, the Rev. L. S. A. Bridge
will, in all probability. be returned
to this charge by the conference
which meets next month. The official
board of the church has unanimously
adopted a resolution asking for his re-
turn and this will be presented to the
conference.
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FOUNTAIN CITY. IND.

Fountain City, Ind, March Geo.
Davis. who has been living in Rich
mond, has moved here.
Ernest Davis and wife of Richmond
is visiting friends and relatives for a
few days.
Mrs Ethel Rhomberg of Richmond.
is visiting friends and relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Whitley Of
Cambridge City were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. 0. Woolman this week
Mrs. Harry Wooters Of Richmond. is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calhoun Fulghum.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-06

The linen industry is the greatest
manufacturing industry Ireland pos
sesses. There is invested in it some
thing like fifteen and a half million
pounds. and it gives employment TO
10000 people. 1t is d matter of much
uneasiness. that year after year for a
considerable time there has marked a
decline in the area under fax in Ire
land-Northern Wbig
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-06
STATE RULES REVISED
Democratic Committee Will
Have Power to Settle PO-
IticaI Disputes.
CANDIDATES TO COUGH"

The rules governing the Democratic
state committee are to be revised so
that the committee will have power
to act regarding political disputes that
occur in different parts of the state as
the result of local diSagreements.
One of the important features of
yesterdays meeting of the committee
was a discussion as to the rules and
a committee was appointed to revise
them and make report to the state
committee the night before the state
convention. The special committee
consists of M. E. Foley, S. W. Stevens
and Bernard Korbly.
The rules that regulate the actions
of the state committee are vague in
many particulars.
Committee on Assessment.
Another important question dis
cussed by the committee yesterday
was that Of assessing the state candi-
dates for the expenses of the state
convention on March 25. A commit
tee on assessment, composed of John
E. Osborn, Sixth District; Mark Stor-
en-, Third District, and DR.. T D.
Scales, First District, was appointed
The committee will collect about
81 900 for convention expenses. The
money that is not used for the con-
vention will be turned into the treas
ury for campaign expenses. The can
didates for Governor will be assessed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-06

PATTI:
cod Medal Flour is very highest
quality LATINIA-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-06

a toad is said to lay II 90 eggs a
year. but only one egg in one thousand
develops into a toad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20

attorneys IN the ease are Lanslcn &
Leek and David S Lansden for the
defendant and James Lingle and
EngIehart, Taylor q Hileman OF
Evansville. for the plaintiff. The al
mission of deposition taken by the
plaintiffs al Denver Colo. was OBJ
jected to by the defense. but the OBJ
lection was overruled by the court
The deposition was that of Dr. Edward
=. Hershey, who attended Louis Her
bert, deceased, on his visit there. and
IN which the plaintiffs seek to show
that the deceased was of unsound
mind al the time.
The suit is brought in the interest of
Bernard J. Herbert. son of the DC.
ceased. who was disinhcritcl in tbs
VIII which ne seeks 10 break.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20

Carl Bellemy, Jappy Ridenhour AM
Virgil English tall fever victims) arr
reported some better this morning.
Mrs. Lucas Parker and two chill
dren, have returned from weeks Wis
it with relatives in St Louis
Mesdemes d, w Whitenberg and J
Cunningham left yesterday morning
for East st. Louis TO attend the Iii
nois State Federation of Woman
Clubs, delegates from the Vienna We.
Iman's Club.
Mr. Harry Smith of Cairo, was a
guest of his many Vienna friends sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Simpson have
returned from a visit with relatives AT
West Frankfort
Mesdames l.. Slires and J. Hall and
children have returned to their home
in Memphis. Tenn, after three
weeks visit with johnson County rcla.
tiyes.
The Pythian Sisters are preparing to
celebrate the twentieth ANNIVERSARY
OF the lodge on the 23rd of this month
Mr.. l.. A. Miles was appointed by
the county board at the last meeting
to superintend the johnson County
poor farm.
Miss Maggie Simmons and Mn. Ur.,
Johnson were married at the home oI
the brides father. c. r. Simmons.
north OF town on Thursday evening. b.
Elder ID. Eseo Walker
Mr.. John Horning of Harrisburg W.
3 Vienna visitor on Sunday
A large and enthusiastic audienr. /
greeted Congressman g. E. Foss of /
'hicago and p. r Chapman OF Vienna /
1t the court house Saturday after. /
.Oon. Chapman speech. Though aho.-
was good Mr. Foss made an clio
uent speech. paying high tribute TO
Mckinley and Roosevelt lie was
requently applauded
J. W. Reynolds of Simpson. and $
beams and ole Newton Of Cypra-s
ere business visitors to Vienna Iasti
eek.
Mr.. Charles Clymcr ~ ST Louis. d.
guest Of his mother. Mrs. Jennie
Iymer and other relative here
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
Wilma.

October 10, 1908.

Mrs. p. T. Chapman and daughter
Miss Marion. left Friday morning for
a weeks visit with relatives IN East
st Louis. from there they go 10
Washington. d. c. to spend the win
ter.
Miss Eva Mckenzie has gone to-
East St Louis to spend two weeks
with friends
DR.. y. J. Benson WAS visiting Vienna
relatives last week. lie is nov 10.
catel AZ GorevilIe. twelve miles from
Vienna. where h viii engage in the
drug business
r. a Hundley ST. Of Tunnel Hill
is guest Of his son and family here
Mr. Roy Heaston Of Wray. Colo. is
guest Of the family Of r b. Thack
Pr. north Of Town
Airs Maggie Simpson is visiting her
son. Marion, at Champaign.
Mrs. II. KiIey. has been very sick
iince Thursday at the home Of he
laughter. Mrs Minnie Dryer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20

near Olmsted, looking after his farm
interests.
John W Titus of Spencer Heights
was a business caller Saturday.
Petitions from this city and Mound
City and in fact from all over the
county, have gone to the county
Board OF Alexander county asking
them not to renew The license at the
HALFWAY House The people feel that
the depredations committed down
there must stop Shall the people
ule?"
The Democratic orator did not ma
terialize as announced for Saturday
evening, so Mr. Gilbert of Cairo enter.
tanned the people ..
Hon Fred Hood of Mound City. Re.
publican candidate for states attor-
ney. was mixing with the voters here
Monday Fred is a good hustler.
Our Old plank side walks should be
repaired in places, before some ono
gets badly hurt by a fall. even If we
have to take up a collection.
Charlie Curren. Of Mound city. was
over TO the future county seat Mon
lay looking after thc political fences
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
TO REVISE TIE TABiFF
or CANADIAN PULP VIVID.

Dulutb MINI. Oct 19.-Cougresz
man Mann. OF Chicago. who Is maxim
a tour CT inspection to Michigan. Wi
consin. Minnesota pulp wood indu-
try. in an interview here toight in
timated committee in its reports ~iii
recommend 10 congress a revision Of
the taria both on Canadian pulp WOO
and Canadian print paper He BE-
.ieyes pulp wool supply Of the north
west will not last many wears. AM
bat Canada SENS 10 be our only ss'-
.siion
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
CLEAN ELECTIONS
Committees viii Make Recommends
tons at Merchants Luncheon N
Thursday Afternoon. esu.

The clean elections committee S
met last night with nearly all mem.
bcrs present. They effected a temper
airy organization, and after a consul,
taticn voted to make report ami
recommendations TO the Merchants
Luncheon az the Alexander Club grill
room next Thursday afternoon
This meeting viii be presided over
by Prof r C. Clendenon, superintena-
ent Of the Cairo Public schools. am
viii probably be one Of the most inter-
cst.nc Cf thc series
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
Where Bullets Flew

David Parker. OF Fayette. y Y. a
'eteiau Of the civil war. who lost a
foot At Gettysburg says The
good Electric Bitters have done Is
worth more than FIVE hundred dollars
10 me. ! spent much money iortoring
for ? bad case Of stomach trouble. u
little purpose I then tried Electric
Ritters. and they cured me nov
take them as a tonic. and they keer
me strong aud we'll SOC AZ al drug
gists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
RAPS BRYAN AND PARTY
CconcludeI From First rase)

man arrived hrra tonight and al
.drl-.d a l3r-' audience &c. made
.thi- Important declaration
TAFT Immediately after DIS inau
-la-atlor nH the Fourth of March
reEt aiI caI a special session Of con
grcss Co revise tariff schedules. but
theg viii be modified along protective
lines
The speaker rliiculed Byan's issue.
shall the people rule.- declaring the
defeat O fine Democratic leader 90
two occasions Were the best evidence
thar the people 10 rule.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20

THREE STORY BRICK DWELL.
ING WITH ALL MODERN I'M
PRoVEMENTs. LOCATED DOWN
TOWN FOR SALE CHEAP. QUICK
SALE DESIRED. APPLY c. r.
STUART G SON, NO. BOZ WASH
tNoToN AVENUE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
) NEWS. FROM OUR NEIGtIBORS

was the guest of Mark Stevers Sun
day.
Mrs Mary Purcell and daughter
Mrs. Stevenson attended church at
Ohio Chapel Sunday.
Miss Delso Miller returned home
to Harrisburg Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
GRAND CHAIN, ILL.
Oct. 10, 1908.

Mrs. Jennie Lewis was up iron
Cairo spending a few days on th
farm.
Misses Setty Gaunt and Mimi,
stevers have gope to, Anna to talk
civil service examination.
Mrs. Dr. Woelhe and children ar,
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Thos, Echols.
Miss Mary Jaqnes has gone tc
her home in Mounds after a pleasant
trip her ewith friends
S. o. Fields has gone to Dongola
Ill. on business.
The funeral of Mrs Molie Jones
was largely attended by many deat
friends and schoolmates who fol
lowed all that remained to the grave.
Our sincere sympathy goes to the be-
loved husband and children.
Mr., Git Hughes of Mound City WIS
up on business Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Jones of Metropolis was
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Jones.
Mr. Tell Kellar of Arkansas, is
spending some time with his Uncle
ana aunt Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis.
Mr.. Uimond Steyers has reaumed
home from Mount Pleasant, la.
Anna Ill
Mr., Ray Weaver is home on
short visit to his wife and mother
Mrs. Weaver
Mr., Chas. Beashear is at home
visiting his father, Geo. Beashear
Miss Bessie Fields came home
Monday after a pleasant visit at
Tamms. III.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church are attempting to have ba-
2aar on election day Nov. 3rd. They
will have many beautiful things also
serve dinner and supper Everybody |
should give them call ON that day. |
Don't forget it--wilfsbe election day.
Mrs. Ichn Reichert fas at Mound
City Friday
Mr.. ard Mrs A, p Schroeder we're
Cairo visitors Friday.
Everybody must attend the Far,
mers Institute Oct 81 and %. Many
beautiful luizCs viii be given. Come
and bring your cattle of some kind
and try your luck.
We are needing rain badly. The
dust is shoetop deep.
Mr.. Frank Hacker and best girl of J
Vienna were visiting in our town to.
lay
Misses India Moore and Sarah Dill
ard spent Sunday at Olmsted
Misses Monta Reuther and Blanche
Moore were at Salem Sunday.
Quite number of colored people
we're beDtized Sunday IN the Ohio
liver, A very large crowd witnessed
he baptzing. u
Mrs. Henry Smith. formerly Miss =
essie Bcashear. was visiting her y
ather between trains Miss Lora :
iacker has gone back with her as .
nest this week X
The sale of househld goods Of IL
lrs. J. b. Calhoun was held Satur. W
ay. 1t drew a very large crowd. ~
Mrs. Thos. Gaupt was called to Col. "
'nda Thursday through message IL
1ncemlne the death OF her father. ''
Miss Mayme Cheeny our teacher "a
the primary room. was called home Vt
Golconda by the death OF her az
W
Miss Cora Victor aud friend are
} from Mound City visiting Mr.. aud va
rs Victor.
Nh. Arthur Gaskill was at Mound
~ Saturday nn
Mr.. J. Owens and wife of Dongola
He'd on :. o. Fields and family. We
Miss Nonta Reuther entertained
supper Sunday evening. Her cu
ssts were Misses Essie Raney. of va
ma. w.. Flossie Mcintyre and Eta
Twin lfHeFeut games were PLAYED. OF
q refreshments were. les and "a
mplin pie
Mr. aud Mrs Gordon Conant
-sed through cur town SUNDAY.
iir. Torrpacn Schafsr Of Refkuan -Ho