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ENDORSED BY
 INDIANA REPUBLICANS

of th" regulation of the present sys- tenn of banking
 Besides these matters the convention put itself on record as protesting against the fayoritism shown to some banks in the matter of government de- posits
 Taking the tone of those wao at tended the convention into account. as well as the unanimity manifested by them. and by the democratic press this morning. il is safe to say that the question of letting free into the coun- try all articles now controlled by the trusts will he one of the chief issues in the coming campaign.
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KILLED BY
 KOREANS
THE ORIENTAL MURDERED IN FRISCO WAS A JAP ACCORDING
 TO LATE REPORTS.
Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. March s7 Nr# hasug made ,, rarem. examination af all the circumstances yauussted s.I. tho murder ef th, Oriental au#sH#T=s in q hat,f lobby u ihi eifv sezfaHffs the police are confident t#a th. a..a was committed hy Korrmz TH- -uf= d'rgd man is Jap3ne=c diplomat au# not Korean ts first tat,d
 IT." evidence at haud shows tbat tn. Koreans had marked tar mHa fsi. dt.rE
 aud tHs police arg uuu au tH.- fraH of the -i4seHs.
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Nuggets Special serv ee.

ST rETEEsErRe MataD e \ Hlat as,in-t lEe ln. ef i.mp.Iar Nt... "iaz. aaleh Hsa iaeolsc naas r.t=ag# "a= discovered and arastHtsd tad4.
 Such is thu belief oi tbr ra.la. guarding the line If railsll o,.zr .a.JaH Nieholas was tp pa-s of is vas neH Prtrrhof -to hi- winter f-aae.
 Had not Hmtry mi 4 uHteh. .aeor- hung Tsarskue- S,Io sualeus ar.d and revealed ta q guardi- outlaw Hma cutting a srm3phurr Su=u ea. II j~ believed ths tttemrt ar fbe eA.r- life would h1Nc been sa .+srul After a desperate battle. m which several
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WORK GOAL
 EXTENSIVELY
r N. GIBSON RETURNS AND SAYS COAL MINE LOOKS.
 SPLENDID

r NJ Gibson Of thc Wild Goose Mining company r-tIrad last night from the company's e1aI mine near Norton sound. when. everything looks most satisfactory.
 \ lot If develop work has been done and operations will be conduct cd extar-tyrLr tu Inc near future The coal will -obahle he Shippet Co Nome in large quantities immediately after the going aut If the iee
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AMBASSADOR TOWER
 MAY BE CASHIERED

The reason given by TaHer for tbe enperor's refusal to receive Dr I'm was that Hill snubbcd Prince Henry during the latter's visit tu Inc United States
 As it now appears. Emperor William protests against putting this complex ion on the matter and seems to have intimated te Secretary Root that his reasons were distorted The matter may be said ta he stul h state of embryo. hui developments are expect cd
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TO DRIVE ANARCHISTS
 FROM SAN FRANCISCO

fs wishes for thc destruction of all governments and that nothing can a--=.tf..l nisa sa =e'#st such @ state mruf-
 The mutiof of tue J5pauasr dtpio-
 4at. which occurred yesterday. has H."aIfared tbr aetipu uf tho mayor ia tHe aHtt.r of rxreaine anarchists. ts Iz known H1t fargr numbers of fH--a 4a.. Hsu ia the city and cxcitIng L-mts U. aH-la ler the police force.
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Nhom they aud given au order. notified th. police that they were planning to counterfeit $lo.ooa worth of certificates.
 on tine way to the jail the seven mon attacked the policemen but Were them selves arrested by re-enforcements who arrived in the nick of time. All had money on their persons. ranging in sums from sIOO to $500 each.
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LETTERS FROM lNNoKo.

Lritcr~ for the following people were brought trum fhe Innuku today by J"huny Morrow
 E. N Folrhanl [ Waskgy Andrew Aspholcn. Wm Guiuan. con Sullivan ban Sutherland 0. A Johnson. John T. Reed and the Clark Produce comra- uy.
 The stamped letters will be placed i'm the postofiiee and the unstamped ones will be left at the Nevada sa- loon
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Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO NaH.h 1- Ele .'7TH 9-f erHrrs fa 1#=- f-.'.e..= ft,'- H.r#IHa fftr Hf i#r anarchists .-r th- .s H.frt- th. aulEal If ##. HsH- and taI ttv- HIfraHe Hy-H= #..=H F. fH. ta= .a.f#f lat1 Haesf
 tt. -.tar.#ra .##Ha# .#H f#H##H EH= t== iaaaHHs fs= =#taa.t- f.aa aIla.I tH a4-ta4a- aua -.- xiii he --t.t r4t = aH.H t- Fa--I Iha. He HaHf fasea# thrf
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FOUL PLOT TO
 KILL. THE GEAR

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C0RS0N PROTESTS AGAINST
 N0ME-CALE DELEGATES

aeisgtf.- elected at t...a. ....-.r- .sy- ta-a.t,lE V. -tWdjn- a- ..-..etstt~ r.s.a.ss .,s== as.Hsf that ls a..=. pres -Ht. s .east. aea. r.e ua.s#.a.-
 M'-f st tl. Nom. ea.aaH-. Nro H. HeH n tf~ cit a ta rtui, to Car~. and 4i. p-,.-t .I HHvr a ha,h.u- Vhr il HjH H impossible -o tt-i-f successfully
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PENROSE
 MAY DIE
SENATOR IS LYING AT DEATHS DOOR IN THE ClTY OF
 PHILADELPHIA
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 b1lHAbEHFHIA He#= E.a -Iraft#t aHN#tte f.It Ha#..H.. uI he condition at -eHfta. P.Has-. ss... = sa4 dauesra4-a # aa rHIe .ffs. morning hut .#= condition #..#. .s=f-a tHH# sE.r thI# aHeHaaar
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PAY FOUND ON THREE
 NEW INnOKD CREEKS

John Morrow. who arrived fadav from the 1nuokp with Richard Loue- ly. says that lay has recently hser found in three new cfccI~ in tHat dis
 trict. The new creeks are Dadge. Spruce and Bedrock. He does uat kuaw the exact amount of pay discaveret
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LEOPOLD HAS
 RELAPSE
Nuggets Special Service.

ERrSSELS March 27King Leopold Is euffeling from relapse, and his condition seems tu be more serious than ever. The physicians are now at his bedside and remain there constant ly watching for the symptoms that proclaim the end or a continuation of of life.
 owing to the kings age the gravest fears are entertained for his recovery. In spite of his faults he is most popu- lar with the people of ne capital. and a genuine feeling of sadness pervades tho city Special services are being held in all the churches for him
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Death Naz du, Co asphyxiatioa caused by the gas from the stove. the dampcrs of which had been closed tightly bcfore the men retired
 Hcrry's hank was some two feet higher than Dawn. and te this fuel is attribute the difference in the effect of ths gas upon tgc two men.
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GROSS OCEAN
 IN SMALL BOAT
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK TO GENOA IN TWENTY.FoUR
 FOOT YACHT.
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK. March 27-Carlo de Peliggio will sail I m New York for Genoa on July l in yacht which measures only 24 feet from stem to stern.
 The yacht is now being constructed here, and will easily be ready for the day decided upon.
 De Peliggio has performed some re- markable feats before of a similar kind. and does not doubt his ability to per form that which he has now set before himself
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TROOPS AT TREADWELL
 ARE UNNECESSARY

sr# rarHtg- earu.atrt HIth the
 Az -a-aH.aHaa- .a.ea shows tha. -s .rl-e -Hael a.a eita t He aJs .. r..E.3 .8..s.. fr9# Juneau
 as ta .#.a ..a- .a. l-,-ea.e of loops na.az Iaadgf If an or -aaas a#aaa. aaI HarHa- aniesz #e aa.H~rea up ta tee present time
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NO RUN ON
 KNICKERB0CkER
MILLIONS IN COLO PILED ON THE COUNTER FOR WHOLE WORLD
 TO SEE.
Nuggets Special ssrvies.

NEW YORK. March 27.-Not the slightest run has resulted from the opening of the kuiekefhaeksr Trust company. and the people seem rather to have gained more confidence than eyer because of tho wonderful vitality which tHe trust company has shoUu afier iis trying ordeal
 Millions ef dollars in gold are noN piled on the counters in Inc hauh'- offices. and ali who desire may feast their eyes en the precious. metal. which nao -'s'uru s" sr.Hee se -shnrt 2. tin-- Aen
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W. J. BRYAN CONTROLS
 DEMOCRATS OF IOWA

.aep3 aa foundation tar now Thou sHH4= HHe Lad gwen auerauar Io no aeH.a# HHn tHH matter was brought #t' H.fHe pett5es are uaW ruthusi- H=fsaE -#auaHs foe Eeau. and pres e=t indications za.m ta indicate that H# 0u -We.u the democratic portion If Gao country.
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for helr through ht.e in n. storm door.
 When the chief of railce Was called Co the scene Herry was dead ur wcy- erhorst arrived at t.r cabin at a. m.. and found that tae maH had died about three hours previously
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ONCE MORE NOME CABIN
 PROVES A DEATH TRAP

George Herry Has found dead in a cabin this morning on r. street. not far from the brewery His partner. Nick bawa. narrowly escaped with his life and should probably have prrished had he not succoe,lrd in attracting some one To his assistance hs calling fcebly
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MILLIONS
 WERE GONE
A CALIFORNIA Ex-MlLLIoNAIRE DIES AT LOS ANGELES A
 PAUPER
Nuggets Special Service.

Los ANGELES Maich Richard Cameron, an ex-millionairc. died here last night of consumption. and in a condition of the most abject poverty.
 He has been living for some time on the generosity cf friends and was a pauper in every sense of the word dur ing the last years of his life.
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Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGToN. p. =. March 27.- Secretary Root now believes that the reasons for the cmprror's refusal tp accept Dr. Hill as American ambassa- dor were distorted hv Ambassador Charlrmagne TnN.r i.a private caus- cs If such should id, so 10 be the case Tower Will he wti-=.. et.dly es4biered and dismissed fit diplomatic service.
 The whole arta.. a s.a regrettnblc incident h.ts aut Y.t #a made known.
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Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 INDIANAPOLIS. March 27.-WH- liam Jennings Bryan was endorsed hy the state republican convention h IF last night for the nomination as can didate ef the democrats in thc presi- dential election Thomas Marshall was nominated for governor, and a plat form was dcciuca upon
 The principal plank of this platform vas the placing on the free list of im- ports all articles which are now con trolled by the trusts
 The convention also declared in fa- vor of an income tax and in favor
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BOLD ATTEMPT IS MADE
 TO RESCUE CRIMlNALS s
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Nuggets Special Service.
 FL PASO. Tex. March 27-Scven men who tried to rescue from arrest two others charged with attempting to counterfeit clearing house certiG- cafes were captured today gRd the nine are in jail
 Otis Mayes and Hayes Wilberty were the first arrested A printer. to
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WANTED. SALESLAOY. ENQUIRE AT SIM SON BROS.
WANTED
Pilgrim Congregational Church.

Pilgrim Congregational Church.
 Sunday services as usual at II and 7.ao Morning and evening subjects. Spiritual Mentalism." and "Profane Swearing. Music: morning. congrc- gational singing: evening. vocal and Instrumental solos. with anthem hy the choir under the direction of Mrs. DobbS
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Granite Mining Candles are the bes,
SKI SLIDING
BEGINS TOMORROW.

THe ski slide and toboggan are now ready at Dry creek and sliding and to- hoggauing Win begin tomorrow. when exhibitions in jumping will also take rlaee. The toboggan may be used bv all.
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Mr. and Mrs. Snooks.' refined va rieiy medley sketch. by A. J Booker and Miss Stipek in "OnIy Miners
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TO EXAMINE
 ESKIMOS
HARVARD MAN wat ADVERTISE HIMSELF RY GOING INTO
 ARCTIC
Nuggets Special Ser1ce

NEW YORK H-raa N4imar ~teffaaSon. q glaau.. Yt HafvarH g.. Frrsity ttr today 5o enter fs- Nf#tie regions t4 exrI9r. and -a suE. tr. E-kimas
 fie wiH go by say at Edmonton. canada md carg small canoe along
 Hear lttle Jessie sing "Sau.ws ws.re.' Inc most beautifully illustrated song in the world n ~uuy Muer Daughter
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Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE, March a7-J Jebu N c4a- son is about tn enter a protest aeainst the acceptance of the delegates who Were elected in Nome by Inc mertua presided over by capt John sundhaek
 He believes as all others do who have heard tine particulars that the
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Four in one-Pathetic drama. laugh able comedy. moving pictures and vau- deville in "only a Miners Daughter.
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A. B. C., lemp's, and Red, White and Blue bottled beer at "The North. ern." 25 cents a bottle.
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Fnurtcn popular local people are in the cast of "only a Miners Daughter. " April [
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All first C lass saloons. car ry La RoyaHna cigars.
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ECKS MEETING

\ meeting of f.a Ell club Hff5f H.ae, March 90 tt. >.an q. t..
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WANTED TO RENT,

A piano; must be good tone and in excellent condition. Address A Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-28

A clear Havana, no filler. that's what constitutes a La RoyaIirla cigar.
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Lemp's St. Louis Beer, 25 cents bottle at the Club.
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Eastern Beer on tap at A. G. Divers Barrel Bar.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best.

High Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.
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LAM0NT'S EGGS
 soc PER GAN

And Pioneer Crystalized Eggs 25c per can; each worth 75c. to s1. better than ancient fresh eggs" While our Special Sale lasts most every article cheaper than can be had elsewhere Such as:
 Tea Garden Jellies 25e. glass .f3 Preserved Raspberries 75c jars .2s Maple Syrup .............l4 E gals 60 Challenge Milk ......... 2Oc. cans 1o corned Beef ............2 2-lb. can 20 Sliced Bacon ........... s5c. cans 20 Waldorf Squash ......3-Ib. can .ts fork and Beans .........p per can .oa lhpton's Tea ........... F lib. tin 30 Seal of N. C. Smoking ....per Ib. 50 R C N E F. E VI ING S c O.
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Granits Mining Candles are the best.

Tickets for "only a Miners Daugh- ter" will he on sale at Keiiys Drug
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If you want a fine smoke try q La RoyaHna cigar
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A judge Of a good cigar ap- DreciateS a La RoVaHna.

Bistz Prlvare Stock at the Bank.
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TRUE BILLS FOUND AGAINST
 REUF, FORD AND CALHOUN

 
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-16
INDIANA STUDENTS
ENGAGE IN RIOT
Make Rush on Theatre BiIIinq
BurIesque Show.

Bloomington, Ind, Oct 16-When
the performance of a burlesque COM
pany at the Harris Grand theater was
about half over last night, 100 students
of Indiana university made a rush on
the front door in an effort to get in
without paying. The managers, ush-
ers and attaches Of the theater resisted
the attack as best they could, but were
overpowered.
The night policemen were then called
and general fight took place. Finally
a riot call was sent in, the fire bells
were rung and the firemen rushed to
the theater, turning the water on the
college boys and flooding the principal
port of the opera house. After the stu
dents had been put out of the house
stones were thrown, one breaking out
a front window at the play house and
another injuring Policeman Scott
Davis. The police took the names of
fifteen students, who were charged in
court this morning with engaging in
a riot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-16
CHANLER ATTACKED
BY HIS BROTHER
Democratic Candidate Is Ac-
cuSed of Fraud.

Charlottesville, Va, Oct. 16.-The
case of John Armstrong Chaloner or
Chanler, former husband of Amelie
Rives, authoress, against Thomas T.
Sherman, of New York, is being heard
before Commissioner Booth. Mr.. Chal-
oner will take the stand today.
ut will be the most sensational
thing of my life," said he last night, re-
ferring to the nature of the testimony
he expects to give.
'"The object of the suit is legally to
establish the sanity of Chaloner and
recover his fortune, alleged to have
been confiscated by New York courts.
Chaloner charges his brother, Lewis
Stuyvesant Chanler, Democratic nomi-
nee for governor of New York, with
fraud, and practically alleges his broth
err made false certificate in petition
to commit him to madhouse. In this
petition L. S. Chanler was joined by
his brother, Winthrop A. Chanler, and
by Arthur A. Carey, a cousin.
Testimany is being taken here to
avoid the expense of conveying wit
nesses to New York, where the case is
set to be heard next Monday.
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MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind, Oct. 16.-The Clowns
and the Dudes will again cross bats
Saturday at the school park. The game
last Saturday was SO full of interest
that big crowd is expected.
Lacy Sipple is home from Fort
Wayne.
Charles Mueller is at Brookville.
William Winnings, who many years
ago, was connected with the old Milton
paper mill, visited old friends here re-
Gently. He is located at Brookville.
Miss BERTHE Frazer is visiting her
brother, Charles Frazer, at Evansville.
Mrs. Vena Beeson and Mrs. Barbara
Hoffman have returned from Elwood.
The monthly business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor society was held
at the home of Mrs. F. M. Jones, Tues
day. A social hour followed.
Mrs Elizabeth Rains, who spent sew
eral months here is again at her home
at Beatrice, Neb.
Rev. c.. H. Pinnick will preach at
Milton M. E. church, Sunday.
Willard Wissler has fine display of
ounces at the Farmers bank.
Alonzo Giston, of Richmond, was in
Milton, Wednesday.
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DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin, Ind, Oct. 16.-Mrs. Daisy
Clifford and children were the guests
of relatives at Mt. Summit yesterday.
Ora Chrisman is the guest of his
father J. H. Chrisman.
Mrs. Charles King and son Rus
sell and daughters Madge and Lena
were the guests of friends here yes
terday.
Dr. and Mrs. Champ are the guests
Of Indianapolis relatives.
J. H. Chisman was in Richmond
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Frank Shinn of Connersville
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Johnson.
Miss Goldie Shaw was the guest of
Richmond friends Tuesday.
Miss Maude Brown of Centerville
is the guest of friends and relatives
here this week.
Mrs Stella Clifford and little grand
son Richard are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ounce Bryant of near Lewisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston of India
napolis, Mrs. Earl of Dayton, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Snyder of Lorraine, O., who
have been the guests or friends here
have returned home.
The funeral of William Crawford
was held Wedne sday. 1t was one OF
the largest funerals that has been
held in this vicinity for some time
The Red Men. Odd Fellows, Masons,
K. of P. and G. A. r. lodges attende
in a body.
Miss Helen Stephenson who has
been the guest Of friends at Dunreith
for the past several days has returne
home.
Mr.. George Henley of this place
was married to Miss Holly Hall of
Straughn, last evening. There was a
number from here attended the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown enter
tanned last evening in honor of Miss
Helen Stephenson who is their guest
Mrs. Rachel Tetterland of New Lis
bon was the guest of local friends and
relatives this week.
Mrs. George Seberung is the guest
of her son at Dayton. O., today.
Mrs. DR.. Robertson of Dayton, O.,
who has been the guest of her sister
Mrs. William Beard has returned
home,
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they will close their shops on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings at o'clock,
and at O'Clock on other evenings ex-
cept on Saturday evenings.
Charles Wambo and family have
moved to the cottage on Plum street
lately vacated by Frank Hatfield and
family.
Mrs. Emiline Adams, of Morgantownr
Ind, is spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Weller.
Mrs. James Hill has gone to Chicago
to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Thomas.
MIR. and Mrs. r. J. Deardoff enter
tanned for several days this week Mr..
|. F. Deardoff. of Ansonfa, o., and Miss
Harriet Deardoff, of Chicago. Ill.
G. C. Smith has sold his blacksmith
shop to Harry Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Limiting had
as guests this week Mrs. Charles Bro
man and Mrs. Ella Hoover, of Rich
mond, and Mrs. Louis Matdoff and lit
tie daughter of near Dayton, o.
Mrs. Ellen Needham, of Washington
City, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Wal
ter Mathews, and also other relatives
at Cambridge City and Milton.
Clark Wilson has purchased the Ed
ward King property on Main Cross
street
Mr. Henry Lantz, who has been the
guest of relatives here and elsewhere,
will leave for his home in Los Angeles
Cal, on Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-16
WOmen'S Woes.
Richmond Women Are Finding Relief
At Last.


At Last.
1t does seem that women have more
than fair share of the aches and
pains that afflict humanity; they must
keep up" must attend to duties in
spite of constantly aching backs, or
headaches, dizzy spells, bearing-down
pains; they must stoop over, when to
stoop means torture. They must
walk and bend and work with racking
pains and many aches from kidney ills.
Kidneys cause more suffering than
any other organ of the body. Keep
the kidneys we'll and health is easily
maintained. Read of a remedy for
kidneys only that helps and cures the
kidneys and is endorsed by people you
know.
Mrs. Frances Hamilton, of q North
Ninth street, Richmond, Ind, says:
81 was induced to try Doan's Kidney
Pills by my sister who had used them
and been cured of kidney trouble. At
the time I was having severe back
aches and pains in my loins and Shout
ders, and ] accoi dinghy got box of
Doan's Kidney Pills at A G. Luken &
Co.'S drug store. l used only two boxes
in all and was entirely freed from the
aches and pains. I have never had
return of my trouble since, although
it was several years ago that 1 used
Doan's Kidney Pills. My sister and I
both think there is no remedy equal
to this one, and very gladly recon-
mend it to other kidney sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan'r-and
take no other.