davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-12

stock and plenty of for the children to romp and play tor, of course, you will bring the children. Come and hear the matchless orator---the eminent educator. the Arkansas Booker Washing eton--Dr. Thomas H. Jackson, Of Little Rock Dr. S. L. Jones of Mariana. pr. J Nj B. Mitchell of Brinkley Rev. H. H. Matock Of Palestine. our own Professor L. L. Blackwell and the pride of Pythianism and fayore son O. Forrest City, " S. Purifoy; the idol of the Negro MaSons in Arkansas, Prof. J H Blount.
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-12
2.30 and one at 430 Music by Colored Cornet Band
 BARBECUE.

Aside from Refreshments of every kind there will be Barbecued Meats Not dull moment somethino doing all the time The Barbecue and Stands will be at the beautiful, we'll shaded park just west Of the
 N E. Church where you find plenty good water for
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-10-01

siiii siirilari '5tsFba stsi si a,yi otissHasil
na rs dni do pracoyny pro tyrani
syee zzeny. Tn tn - pffiinliouvaia Il soud-
&c Hanfta, ably poskytl jejlmu muzi
jeste jednop pfilezitost X napraye,
lee sondce medal Sc obmekciti. Od-
souzeny byI pohnut K slzam pfi Wy
naseni rozsudku.
Y Nezapomehte, ze jiz sobotu
yeter poFada ptyecky odbor sokola
sydj prvni yefeiny koncert SIM
&. =. T. 3. Pestr5 program je ma
studovan isme jisti, ze jak zpeynd
tax ! hudebni tisla bndou se obecen-
stvu zarnlonyati.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-10-01
< Zprdvy re St. Paul. x

nemYnl ofazkacil Iako lest regll-
lovani drah, pfestupoyani lcsnich
zakond a oddan6ni velkych zajmn,
maiicich sve vysady od statu. v
dalsf sse rel citoval veFeinl doDis
statniho navladniho Il. 4. Younga
ze dne .. dubna t. r., nemz tento
ylslovn6 udayd. ze upadl nemiIost
jfarru huutirtiui y uavrzcni IN guver-
nera Il tech, proti nimz sondna "a
krocil jako vykonayatel statniho za-
kona, zylastt pokud se t5Ge pfestup-
nikd lesnihb zakona, kteremzto o.
iiii-'ia poukazai nm nesiaayne rpztlod-
mutt vrchniho soudu, jenz potvrdil
rozsudek opraynujici stat k nahrad6
$4,000 proti povestnemu Tom
Shcyllnovi. Guverner Sc tazaI, zda
muzoye jako Tom Shevlin, Robert
Dunn, Dar Deese tyoff republican
skou> stranu u zda je tfeba zadati
dive iejich pfizen, nezli sc kdo
sta.ne kandidatem. Behem dalsi re-
ii uvadel guv. johnson celou fadu
dulczitych veImi prospesnych "a
kessaa fs:siijjaattsfeeh f:ijattsfeeh repnblikaanskk }yni
zakonodarnami IN dobu jeho 1fado-
vani a ehvalil ie ze oeheta4 sr,ellsss. srt,elss.
pfsobily MIN V pfijeti navrhd a
|pfedloh zakond, jez odporueoyal. "
otdzce statnieh pfijmd q dnchodd
poikazai, zc tyto byly do velk6 mr.
Try rozhojneny d 10 zyysenym odba-
dem majetku velkych korppraci. -
IN pFiklnd uvadel, ze za republican
Isk6 statni odlladCf konise pred ctyf-
mi roxy obnasel odhad zelezne rudy
: ceelatskeehc prssnyysllss V sesernii GGiAi- Ia
sti statu AZ milionn. Die tehdejsi-
ho odaneni dostaval stat $114, $50 v
danich. Nova komise, guvernerem
nstanoyena a iiz sam byl elenem,
zvysila prynich dvou rocich odhad
na 10 milionu konecnd posledni
legislature uciniIa v te pficine je-
Etc dalsf krok, ustanovenim tryale
statni odhada koulise, lejiz dlenove,
veskrze Jim jmenovani, zvysili od-
had ma 100 milionI, q cehoz pfipada
pro stat $661.200 danich oproti
Isl14,600 pred ctyfmi roxy. Pouka-
zoval, be tedy jedinG tohoto prame-
ne ziskal stat IA posledni A leta pres
| pul milionu dolari do statni poklad-
my. Mimo to zvysen byl odhad ma
jetku poulicnich drah, plynarnich,
elektrickych, telegrafnich, dfevaf-
skych, elevatornich a iinych velkyeh,
vefejnosti slouzicich podnikl. Ku
ikonci sytt ffetfii pravii, ze stat nas je
nam vscm drahSm % ze jest poyin-
nosti kazdeho hIed6ti k tomu, ably
dociIilo Sc nejlepsich vysledkd a ide-
aiti. Siii,ii, ze bude-Ii litiem opstn5
poTolias K ysllsa.dis ysllsa.dis, ze bssde poksll.Al dat
"a syoji poYinnost, F!diti sc jednim
prayidlcm, TO jest slouziti Iidu, bez
rozdilu ma poiiticke pfcsvedceni a
zajistiti ySem dobrou sprawl.
-
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-10-01

gurernfrn !. 4. Johnsona, pfednc-
send Monteeldeo. lHinn.


NlnuIy tfslen zabajil guyerner
johnson feenickou syoii cinnost "a
dcelem sveho znovuzvoleni a die do
chaze1ieieh zprag fdki - eustonnanl
ieho vsudc nejyStsi lcasti obcan-
stva reci jefo zjcynenu souilla-
su rosItchafstya. Neni nam moz-
10 pfinesti dlouhou b petlivG vypra-
eosanen zahaioyaci re- iebo lo4loy-
ne, Gimme Tux alcspoh ii vgtahm.
po bouflivem q nadsenem uyitani
yelkSm shromazdtnim ujal se GU
werner johnson elova pravil Re
jest 10 20 tfeti, 60 uchazl sc zyo-
Ieni "a guvernera Minnesoty. Po-
ukA2al na skvfIG yit6zstyi. jelloz
dos5hl pred dvema roxy q iez uema
sobt rosna politick{eh deiin5ch A.
merickyeh. Citil We iiz dosti poctcn
u syznamenan yelkJmi t6mito pro-
jew oddanosti. pffxne Il dnvGry. zc
nezadal vice navrzeni do tohoto d.
Fadu, assak isa opet jednohIasne ma
wren, ncvIurI lineiio vycIiodisti,
nezIi podrobiti se mocnemu natlaku
a pfanl sve strany. PAX rozhoyofil
ID. a rshrnsisaissi1 fslsi fssTs..l4.h zl.-s.a
demokratickk repubIikanske a w
bizel \ porovnavkni posuzovkni,
jsa pfesyedten. n platforms demo-
kraticka Jest mnohem pokfokovGjsi.
Uyad6l, kterak vcliky instance pray
lidu. senator In Toilette Wisconr
sinu SNAIL Ne vtiliti do narodni re-
publikanske platformy lidovt svoje
pozadayky kterak konvence tyto
nepfipustila. Dale pax yenoval v
feci yeskerou pozornost yefejnt stat
mi spravt vysledk1m dosazenym
IA dobu jefno nFadiovanff co vyykonne-
ho aifadnika statu. Upozornoval, ze
zayAzal &c slibcm, kdyz pryns pred
staycn byl co kandidat za guyerne-
ra, ze pAdu zvoleni bude klasti
hlayni dirz na To, ably yttlil do
statTi spfayy syTeliovanoSt zakona
a tentn alb u snazll 20 nel=:ss:a.;:..:: 81: nit: !. '
kazdtm odboru stAtni spravy. A
y5sledky toho jsou TAX mnohostran-
ne, he ysudc jeyi SC znamky vetslho
tlsphchn, zdoknnalenl =A:s.s;s:: 9
sveBi protiynfku Jaeobsonovi Sc W.
sloyil, 10 tsz iako Glen zal<onodar-
NY tdsil sc poyesti jako bojovnik "a
praga lidu. PAX uchazel sc o nayr-
zeni IN statnIho auditora, tehoz vsak
nefnohl dosahnouti tn ze pfatele
jeho, lakoz / on sam tyrdil, ze byl
poraxen viiss. iici2 nepfizen pfigo-
dill 81 avoif linnosti VIC snEmu. Pred
dv6ma roxy vystoupil or6t iako kan
didat navrzeni "a gaycrntra n jsa
op6tna konyenci porazcn, pfieital
syoJl porazKn Jako drive zJeynemu
nepfatelstyi ttchto yliyn. Guv,
] .IeAasea pe1kazal na napadnon zm1-
M Kfara se sfaIa 4 Iacobsonenn "a
posledni diva roxy. nebof yseobecnJ
se doznava, ze nominacc leho tento-
krate byla zajiztena praye tefni Vii
w, ktert V minnlosti nasadily yeske-
RI syoie siIy, ably iej porazily Guy
johnson pravil dale, ze vazne pfi-
znaky tohoto obsinfni zc pozoroya-
Ii v tom, ze jacobson od 1asu sye-
ho nayrzeni nepozvedl sytho hlasu J
zaimu lidu zadnd ! otazok zale-
zitosti M dennim pfetfesu. jimil
naysI ob6anstva II zatiata. Uvadel
dale, r. We svt zahajoyaci feti. pred
nesene Duluth zistaval Jacobson
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-10-01
ye stfedn byli oddani V kosteIe

sv. Lalkase pan ,Iiff kfiha &c slec-
nou Catherine Barrett. Po syateb-
nj hostine odjeli novomanzele ma
cestu do Milwaukee. Racine, Wis, a
Chicago. Pan kfiha lie zam9stnan
jako prodayaG Y znamem Geskem OBJ
chod6 Home Trade Store, ylastne-
mem p. J. +. Pichou. Novoman-
zeliim pfeieme mnoho zdaru
v pondeli pfijede do m6sta
Chas. Il. Hughes, guverner stdtu
New York bude toho dne yeGer
fecniti v mestsk6m audiroriu.
Y nedali oslavovali zdeisi ne
mettf obeane pamatku 225. vyroGi
pfistani prvnich n6meckJch osadni-
XII k ameriekym bfehim. Slaynost
sestaavaia 2 vcikeho poulitniho prt-
yodu d feGi v mestskem auditoriu.
B5hem slaynosti doslo k utyofeni
alliance mezi zdeisimi nemeckSmi
spolky "a fiselem haieni osobnf svo-
body zylaste proti tax zyane county
option Tato alliance ma rozsifiti
svoji pdsobnost po cedem statu 6e-
liti ysude hnuti prohibiGnimu, iez
moen6 SC po6ina stfrati do politi-
ckych stran, jak jest kazdemu
zfejmo.
Poyoienf k sfiatikr vyzvedii 81
John Kapoun Mary Najmon.
eistty vjtszeik zi,ayy pofad;s- fa 4
ne patek mestsk6m auditoriu We
prospech pohofelsch obyvatel Sc
verni casti statu obnaA $2,125. Gel
kem byIo K tomuto iitcli sebrano v
ST. Paul, Minneapolis Duluth iiz
tsFea $40 fisic dnlari.
VIM. Taft, rcpublikansky kan
didat "a presidenta, navstivil take
nase mesto a sice sobotu odpoled-
ne. kdy mel kratkou rec V mestskem
auditoriu. Stalym mluvenim vypo-
vedel Taftoyi hlas TAX dalece sluz-
blu, Re stizi jen mohl mluviti f1la-
sem chraptiyym. Tehoz vecera rec
nil jcste v Minneapolis.
n John Maruska, 20 rokn starry,
ian5 udal ze ieh0 domOv ie elsie
SOC Airport ul., Chicago, Ill. byl
zatcen ma obvineni, ze podvodne pfi-
pravil Peter Kuefnera $40. Jak O
kradeny udava, svedla iei nahoda
dne is. zaFi st. Paul dohromady
4 MaruskovSm spojencem, lenz be-
hem rozmluyy ueinil navrh. ably Sc
sli podivati ma statni kapitol. Kdyz
cd neho uz nebylo daleko, objevii Sc
nahle Marusla a zadal ma obou ma
vracenf ztracene penezenky a doka-
zoval. Ne jedna zcna yidela, kdyz
ii nasli wall. Spiklenec Maruskdy
neyahai okanzit6 sikazati sgoji Pc
n6zenku zadal, ably totez ucinli
Kuefner Pfedstiraje, ze mezi ztra-
cen5mi pencil byl tez bez mala pre-
trzcny 2odolar, iejz By ol<anaz'te
pozr,:sl, rozevFel Marnska Knefnero-
VII tehollsa, ale skoro hned i vratll
maiiteli omluvou zpet. Kdvz kuef-
ner pozdtji nahledl do tobolky, shle-
dal zc ztratilo Sc nj $40. Jelikoz
musel &c yydati "a neodkladnou "a
| fezziifosff do KafiaaayY. fiaaaY ne22se4 ne2ea 4sale san
5Hsu, as,y 4loohlal 4loohlall podyednika dat
stfhati. Nahoda tomu vsak chtela, ne
pfi pfljezdu zpet zahledl Marusku
Union nadrazi a dal jei hned "a
tkouti. poIicie soudi, ze Maruska ie
vypaleny kapsofez a spoluleastnik
jcst6 jednom pfipadu loupeze.
= Pro vydrzovani opioveho dou-
pete byli zatteni Chas. NJ. Chase a
ieho zena Tfsle III Waeonta al.
Mistnost skytala skutetny pohled O
Ipiovkho doupete Sc vslm pfislusen-
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-10-01

Poyoieni K sfiatku vyzvediii 81
John Kapoun Mary Najmon.
Gisty vjttsszzeik zlbayy pofaasss- fa as
nc patek mestsktm auditoriu We
prospech pohofelSch obyvatel se-
verni casti statu obnaA 2,125. Cell
KEN byIo K tomuto ntcli sebrano "
ST. Paul, Minneapolis a Duluth iiz
.sfea $40 fisic dnlari.
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Salt

In tie appearance % salt. as seen In
everyday use or the IA Die. in the kitch-
en- and elsewhere. there is apparently
nothing particularly historic. but in
reality there is. In 1920 +. c. Moses
asked. Can anything which is I'M
savory lie eaten without salt:'
The Jews in ancient times were com
manded to use salt in their sacrifices.
Herod0tus. born Asa X. G., notes that
the Egyptians preserved meat. fish and
fowl h. sleeping them In brine.
The Hebrews invarla bly, rubbed new
born babies with u solution OF salt TO
harden the skin. make it healthy and
prevent skin diseases.
Wherever salt is spoken OF in ancient
writings it is In most emphatic Ian
guage. showing the great Importance
it possessed for our forefathers.-Pear-
sons
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4 DANGEROUS Precedent.

The best case which lav" seen OF
law versus justice aud comulpu sense
S one which Mont1ign" relate. rs hay.
ing happened in his own Gav. Some
Juen We're condemned I" d-ath for
murder. The Judges we're then inform
ed by the officers of an Inferior court
that cer,ain persons in ,Lcir custody
had confessed themselves gully Of tia
murder IN question and had ted 50 cir
c,tmstantial = tale that the fact was
placed beyond all doubt. New. rthelcss,
it was deemed 50 bad I precedent to
revoke sentence aud show that the
law could err that the inno. eut mon
We're delivered over to eZccut onion
doa Graphic
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A GOOD SADDLE.
Except In the South and West, Most
Riders Take What Is Offered.

A well known horseman in speaking
of the sport of riding in the United
States recently said:
although there are a number OF
good riders in this country, very few
men, except in the west and south.
seem to know or care much about the
saddle-tbat is. the way it IL built
They simply take what their dealer
gives them. In England II is usual for
riders to have their saddles made TO
order. and they generally know what
to order too.
"A good saddle fits both the horse
and the man. 1t should be roomy ev-
erTwhere and especially so In the pau
els X you are heavy. The throat should
not be So narrow os to cause pain or
so wide as to ~abble. Plain Taps are
most comfortable and businesslike. A
felt pad or at least a good saCdlecloth
should always be used. and to give a
trim appearance it should be cut to the
outlines of the saddle. 1t should be
Frequently washed and summed. Stir
rups should be open. wide and heavy,
so that the feet can be readily freed in
case of Il spill.
"A proper fitting saddle will stick
with very loose girths. and you can
find where it fits by walking the horse
around few minutes before mounting
With the girths unbuckled. The horse
will shift the saddle to the exact place
where it is most comfortable When
through with your ride. remove the
saddle at once and baIhe the trek with
cold water following this. if possible.
with On alcohol shampoo - .cveland
Tiaiu Dealer.
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WATTERS0N MAY
Go TO THE SENATE
KentuCkians Prefer the Editor
To Any Other CandI-
date.
FINANCES AGAINST BECKHAM
PEOPLE THINK BRYAN'S VISIT
WAS A PIECE OF COLOSSAL I'M
OF HIS BUSINESS.

Louisville, Jan. 24~-When William
Jennings Bryan asked the legislature
of Kentucky TO elect democrat TO the
United States senate he did not know
for whom he was pleading. And
when the democrats who have bOlted
Beckham told him they would vote to
elect a democrat they did not tell him
who they had in mind.
Unless the plans fail the intention is
to try to elect Henry Watterson, editor
OF the Courier Journal to the senate as
q compromise candidate and that is the
thing that Bryan did not know when
he came to Kentucky.
A meeting was held In the Seelbach
hotel the other night-the night of the
day that Bryan spoke at Frankfort,
and at that meeting were a few close
friends of Mr.. Watterson. 1t was stat
ed that the boiling democrats who re
fuse to vote for Beckham have de-
clared that they will never vote for a
republican. and the same authority
gives it that the Republicans as soon
as it is demonstrated to an absolute
certainty that there is no chance TO
break the deadlock, will go to Waiter
son and help elect him. This is denied
by some of the republican leaders who
say that they will stand by Bradley un-
Ill the end of time because the caucus
decided that he should be the republi-
can nominee. But at the same time
it is limited that another caucus can
undo what the first caucus did.
Effect of Bryan's Visit.
There is a difference of opinion as to
the result of Bryans visit to this state
and the insistence on his part that the
democrats elect Beckham to the Unit
ed States senate. The Beckham men,
At whose instigation he came, say there
is no question that he did some good,
but just how he did any good when
Beckham is as far away from the SEN
understand. On the other hand, the
anti-Beckham forces say that Mr. Bry-
ans visit was all right, but the object
of his visit was a piece of colossal im-
pertinence -that it was none of his af-
fair and the only thing he accomplish
ed was to make the anti-Beckham dem
ocrats more determined to defeat the
young ex-governor.
The movement to make Mr.. Waiter
son compromise candidate took form
several days ago. and Mr.. Watterson
went away SO he would not hear the
noises made by his friends. The ar
gument is advanced that Mr.. Waiter
son is acceptable to a large number of
republicans of Kentucky-provided. of
course. they could not elect a republi-
can. 1t is not likely that Bryan would
advocate Mr.. Watterson very heartily
for constable much less United States
senator.
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went for the purchase of the painting
AT the Well by Frank Vincent Du
Mond Of New FORK, nor the Mary 7.
R. Foulke prizes, The $50 Indiana
prize was awarded to VIM. Fors! the,
OF indianapolis for most meritorious
painting by Indiana artist. The Rich
mond prize of SO was awarded TO J.
+. Bundy for the best painting by a
Richmond artist.
ALICE l.. UNTLANk.
Treasurer.
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race-not even in the gladiatorlal days
of Greece and Rome. when physical
strength was worsAiped almost like 4
fcrich-has so much study been devot-
ed to bodily development and well be
ing, In spite of all this. however. we
cannot ShUl orr eyes 10 the fact that.
vide nearal reports. while the stand
ari Of b .alth may lie going up with q
section OF the people. it is steadily go
NJ down 9th othe-s-in q word. that
phys .,'~"~acy is alarmingly Oh
t!lr i g.. g ..---'i-n News
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

We are all happier for lot of things
we don't see.
Aid is never satisfactory. The best
way is not to need 1t.
You probably expect more of a friend
than you are willing to give.
The worry OF today is usually the re-
suit of carelessness of Yesterday
Bravery isn't much credit to a bull
dog. He hasn't sense enough to be
afraid.
People would be less suspicious OF
others If they didn't know themselves
SO well.
No storekeeper becomes so we'll ac-
Quaiuted with a customer that be likes
to have him 90 behind his counter.
Compliments are like wine-it only
takes a small dose to go to the heads
of some people, while others can stand
a good deal.-AtChison Globe.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

Mrs. F. NJ. Green of Eaton, O., was
in the city yesterday.
The sweetest orange is the Arizona
navels. You get them at Prices.
If you doubt whether or not YOU
can learn by mail, call at the window
display Of the I. c. s.. corner of Ninth
and Main and see what others have ae-~
complished and be convinced. 24,2t
Hear Robertson at Earlham; first lee
ture Thursday night, the 2&rd. 21-3t~
Lard 25 lbs or over &C; at Long
Bros. Cash Meat Market, Opp. Court
House. 24-26~~
Everybody welcome to a free book
let on correspondence work by calling
at Corner Ninth and Main streets.
any time. Pat
Mrs. Charles Cool of Glen Falls, n.
Y, is the guest Of Supt. Mott and
wife
Hot chocolate with waters served at
Prices.
Plat now open for Robertson travel
lectures on South America at Ross
Drug Store. 21-3t
Howard Horton is in the city, the
guest of friends and relatives for
few days.
|. Fresh Oysters daily by express at
Prices. Standards, Selects and
Counts.
Fresh side pork 1Oc; good beef to
boil &c, at Long Bros, Cash Meat
Market Opp. Court House. Delivered
TO all parts of the city Both phones.
24-26
Harvey Hunt has returned from a
business trip in the East and a few
days visit in Chicago.
This cold snap makes Oysters taste
good. Prices serve them.
Mrs. George Ross of Chicago, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
G. Compton of this city
All students of the l. c. S. are re-
quested to stop at the window display
or call at our local office any day orr
evening. c. w. Tannahill, local rep
resentative. 24.t
Arizona Oranges. Jonathan Apples
and Malaga Grapes at Prices,
Mrs. G. E. Harsh Of ell \. w. 3rd
street, returned yesterday from a visit
to her parents and sister, at Oak Har-
Dor and Toledo. Ohio.
See the big display corner Of Ninth
and Main. It's worth your time to
make a special trip and see what your
neighbors are doing 24-2t
Prices Chocolates are the very best.
You would like a box.
Special meeting of Boys Brig, lie at
Parish House, SIS o'clock tonight.
Colonel z. a. Biddle. Boys are to
come in uniform.
Visit the window display of the Ia
ternational Correspondence schools att
the window of the Big Store. corner
Ninth and Main. c42t
A number Of leading colleges are Ito.
ing International Correspondence
Schools copyrighted instruction papers
in some of their class work and nearly
all have their volumes in their libra
~. 2t-2t
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Queer Book Titles.

''These old books" said the antigua
~ as he pointed to dingy upper
shelf, ARE curious for their titles.
Here is a volume Of sermons print
ed In Salem in 1892. Sermons to
Asses is it's scornful name.
Here is a book dated 1743 that is
called Look to 1t or I'll Stab Ye.' 1t is
a treatise on polygamy.
This is pamphlet by spinster
against the young men OF the seven
teenth century. Its title is a Dis
sertatiop on the Pertness OF Our Youth
In General. Especially Such as Are
Trained Up at Tea Tables
"A return blast TO that dissertation Is
this other pamphlet OF the same year:
'Quippes For Upstart Newfangled Gen
tlew0men: or. a Glass to View the
Pride Of Ea!nglorious Woman"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
Practical Eatr:cti.T1,

In the early part OF the VIZ between
the st&tr7. Wh-:! patriotic Merchants
sud manufacturers We're sending their
clerks aud workme- 10 the field. with
e promise - provide ror the wants vi
their families, as vel! as 10 continue
their salaries during their abseu.e. q
Nery enthusiastic .a:.Giady Of New
Hprk Offered 10 allow her boar,Iers
hills 10 run Oh as usual should any Of
them desire 10 20 for the defense OF
the nation
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
Eating Cocoanut- Custard Pie

Everybody sings the praises OF Co
coanut-Custard pie if it's made just
right so as to melt in ones mouth, but
a heavy soggy pie will spoil the entire
meal and injure the digestion. 1t is
now possible for everyone to have
good pie as grocers are selling OUR
PIE" each package containing just
the proper ingredients for two pies
Varieties: Lemon, Chocolate and Gus.
tard, 10 cents per package, Order the
Custard for Cocoanut-Custard pies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
Tho Willy PARTRIDGE.

Every creature has wonderful fac
ulty for determining at what distance
a man or anything else is able to
strike. it's capacities In this direction
being far more marked than many
care to acknowledge. For instance, as
firearms have been improved the keen
or has become the watchfulness of par
tridges. They have not been slow to
recognize the advantages which the
modern chokebore affords the modern
gunner-IondonM Mail
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
SOCIAL NEWS
Society 1871 Phone
*

is the guest Of her parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Haynie.
- y 4
Mrs. Charles Fcltman OF South
Tenth street entertained last night in
honor of her twenty fifth birthday an
niversary. On the nantes were large
vases of carnations. Ferns were also
being used in the scheme of decora.
ton. The favors were pink carna,
tions. The invited guests were Mrs
Mary Daub. Mr.. and Mrs. Jcrgens, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Veregge. Mrs. Mary
Veregge, Edith Daub. Roland, Howard
and Elizabeth Feltman and Edna Yer.
egge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
Particular About Her Company.

whats the matter? You look GUM"
Il made my estute over 10 my wife
TO save IL from the creditors"
Well what of that?"
she's sold il and gone abroad with
the money. She says she can't live
with a man who cheats his creditora-"
-SIowo
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
ASSOCIATION HAS
A BAL ANCE FROM
THE LAST EXHIBIT
The Richmond Art Association
Is Shown to Be in Most Ex-
CeIIent Condition and Is
Prospering.
TENTED ACCOUNT OF
ALL EXPENSES GIVEN.
The Report Does Not Include
The Daniel G. Reid Fund
Nor the Mary T. FouIke Priz-
es Which Were Awarded.

After having paid all expenses the
Richmond Art association had Il bal
ance of $4,000 after the last annual
exhibit. This is regarded as very
satisfactory showing.
The report of Miss Alice Unthank.
treasurer. which was audited and
found correct by T. A. Mott and ELL
wood Morris, is as follows: