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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-08

why are you % enthusiastic about
automobiles and airshipsy'
well, when worry myself about
the uncertainties Of life l like to do
it with some sort Of dignity. It's .
relief to be threatened by something
besides q lot Of miserable little mi-
crobes."-Exchange.
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A prisoner at the sessions had been
duly convicted OF theft, when 1t was
seen. on proving previous couvie-
tions.'' that the accused had actually
been in prison at the time the theft
was committed.
why didn't you say so?' asked the
Judge Of the prisoner angff1y.
"Your lordship, was afraid Of pref
udlcing the jury against me. Stray
StOrfex
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Two Words

Two Words.
There are two words that I feel
sorry for"
And they areT'
'Blithering and egregious. Nobody
ever uses 'em except to call some one
m idiot or IN ass" -Louisville Courier.
Journal.
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SCHOOL is CLOSED.
Illness Of Teacher, Miss Bond, Makes
Dismissal Necessary.

Miss Martha Bond, teacher OF
school No. in Center township is
seriously i'll and it has become neces-
sary TO close that school temporarily.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-08
MASONIC ALENDAR.

Friday Evening, Jan. liking Sol
omon's Chapter No. 4. r. "A. NJ Stated
Convocation.
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A new eastesess anA o1os1ees 1ise0vssy V11so
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-08
PREPARE FOR JUBILEE.
Tenth Event Of South eiders Wn1 -
Held In May.

Preparations are being made By the
South Side Improvement Association
for the tenth annual jubilee to be held
in May at the Beallview park. This
will be one OF the big" things Of The
year for the south side.
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Entered at Richmond. Indiana, post.
OlIice Is second class mail matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Quartermaster Sergeant James T. Jack
son, Troop l, Ninth cavalry, has been
granted his honorable discharge from the
army by purchase.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Private Charles Loober. Company d, Thir-
teenth infantry. has been transferred TO the
hospital corps upon the recommendation Of
the chief surgeon Of the department.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
ALONG THE RAILROAD RUN
Union Pacific is Preparing to Enlarge
Terminal Facilities at
Grand Island.

Thu Union Pacific is preparing to enlarge
Its terminal facilities at Grand Island.
These Improvements include a SO, 900 freight
depot. To provide room for the new depot,
the city of Grand Island has closed Kim
ball and Plum streets and opened a
street. Business at Grand Island has in
creased considerable OF late, more business
coming and going over the st. Joseph and
Grand Island. which requires transfer at
Grand Island.
The Union Pacific has abolished drink
ing cups on it's trains and In its stations
In Kansas in pursuance with an order by
the state board of health. The order OF
the board is effective September /. The
railroad has made ne move to supply a
substitute for the drinking cups.
Last week the state of Nebraska re-
ceived n 1900 into it's treasury when Judge
w. d.. McHugh, acting for the reorgan-
izers OF the Missouri Pacific filed the
papers in the reorganization. Next week
Judge McHugh will give the state another
neat sum, when the reorganization papers
Of the Great Western are filed at Lin
coin.
w. S. Basinger, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Union Pacific, has
returned from a trip to Kansas.
A. B.. Smith, assistant general freight
agent of the Burlington, received a cable
gram Saturday stating that his wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Orr had arrived safely
in Honolulu after a pleasant voyage.
L. w. Wakely. general passenger agent
of the Burlington, has gone TO Wisconsin
to spend Sunday.
S. F. Miller, general freight and pas
senger agent of the Northwestern, has
gone to Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
CARRIERS GO TO COLUMBUS
Rural MRIImen viii Hold COnven-
tiOn There ON sixth of
Sentember

The annual convention of the Nebraska
Rural Letter Carriers will be held at
Columbus, September 6. The officers Of
the state convention are ]. H.. Talbot of
Table Rock, president; IL. b.. Reed of
Columbus, vice president; C. A. Morton
OF Cheney, secretary, and C. b. Barber Of
Stromsburg, treasurer.
Among those assigned by the Postoffice
department to deliver an address before
the association meeting is Postoffice In
spector l.. A. Thompson Of Omaha, who
was one Of the prominent factors in run
ming the Overland Limited mail robbers
to cover, in Omaha in May last. Mr..
Thompson is regarded by the department
as one of the most efficient inspectors In
the service and for this reason has been
assigned to deliver the principal address
a. the state meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

will insist on 1t for various reasons. But
1t will be hard for a public which has been
using the other name for twenty years or
so to make this change In Technology.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
~FriEhtfuI spasms

OF the stomach, liver torpor. lame back and
weak kidneys are overcome by Electric
Bitters. Guaranteed. 5Oc. Sold by Beaton
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
ORDERS CORN SHOW BOOSTING
Rock Island Issues Circular Instruct
ing All Its Representatives.
OF EXPOSITION SET OUT
Passenger and Freight Traffic Man
ayers Instruct Agents and sOlic-
itors to secure Bigger At
Than Last Year.

Boost for the Corn show, is the order
sent out by the Rock Island lines to all
representatives.
Every agent OF the system has been or
dered to plug continuously for the Corn ex-
position from now until It opens. A cir
cular sent out by John Sebastian, pas
senger traffic manager, and H. Cover,
freight traffic manager, runs as follows:
ITO all representatives: The work &C
complished by the National Corn exposi-
ton last year has been very far reaching
in it's effect. An interest has been aroused
to the betterment OF corn and other small
grain which will add materially to the
wealth Of our section, and we feel that
every effort should be made TO encourage
those who are devoting their time and en-
ergies TO this matter.
IT exposition, which will be held this
year at Omaha, December els, promises
to surpass in every respect the very
creditable undertaking OF last year. State
organizations have been perfected all over
the country, commissions nave been ap-
pointed by governors, local competitions
have been arranged for and exhibitions
Of rare interest viii be provided.
show Important to. Railroad.
aside from the entertainment which the
exposition will itself provide, the educa-
tional value cannot be overestimated. We
feel that it is of great Importance to this
company TO create the greatest possible
interest and secure a greater attendance
from our territory than was the case last
year.
1T is our desire that you actively aid
in every possible way TO insure to our ter
ritory the good which will be accom-
plished by the exposition. 1t will be your
duty in connection with your regular So
licitation to get in touch with representa-
tives of the exposition in your territory
and to work with them as closely as posi-
bic in creating an interest and working up
al attendance.
please see that our desires are thor
oughly understood by all those under your
jurisdiction and that no effort is spared
to present the advantages of the EXPOSE
ton to the people In our territory"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

II the Omaha National bank buys the
New York Life building. how long will It
take for people to stop calling it by its
present name and refer TO Il as the Omaha
National building? This will be a condi-
uOn OF change In ownership and the bank
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
TIMELY REAL ESTATE TALK
New Figure for Rentals West of
Sixteenth and Farnam.
THREE DOLLARS SQUARE FOOT
Price Set for Corner Room in
the Patterson Block to BE
Occupied by "A Drug
store.

\ new figure in rentals west Of Sixteenth
and Farnam is set in the leasing Of the
corner store in the Patterson block for a
drug store. The sum of So the square foot
is agreed upon. The record price in Omaha
is that for the newsstand in the basement
of the Board Of Trade building, which is
e or over a square foot. Meyers & Dillon
pay 1888 for their drug store across the
street. Every strange In the city inquiries
why a big office or store building does not
arise where this drug store stands, and is
as promptly told that there Is almost no
chance OF the property being sold during
tbs lifetime Of the owners.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

dler measure out a half bushel Of potatoes.
The measure was heaped up, but when the
potatoes were emptied. Mr.. Pegg concluded
that most of them would go into a peck
measure. He then investigated the ped
dler's half bushel measure and found that
1t contained a false bottom which he forced
up into the measure when he shoveled in
the potatoes, The measure was confis-
Gated.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
LOOK OUT FOR FALSE BOTTOMS
Inspector of weights and Measures
Issues Warning against Prac-
tice of PeddIers.

When vegetables or fruit are bought OF
q peddler see TO it that the measure Is
placed on a perfectly level place or is
held by the handles when filled, is the
advice given by John Grant Pegs, city
inspector OF weights and measures. to peo-
edibles.
mediately upon making a discovery Sat
urday morning. He was watching a ped
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Two railroads at least are doing their
share in the general forward movement.
The Missouri Pacific is to spend 500, 900 in
criminal improvements on the belt line, and
the Burlington, in addition Ito it's 81, 200, 900
freight station, is spending much money
in increasing it's trackage near it's terminals.
Trackage property has gone up steadily in
value of late and will probably continue to
do so.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Leaves OF absence have been granted the
following officers Of the Department of
the Missouri: Major ]. B. Irwin, Inspector
general. for three days; Second Lieutenant
L. +. Hohl, Nineteenth infantry. for ten
days on surgeons certificate of disability.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Captain and Mrs ]. B. Hughes, Fourth
cavalry, Fort Meade, S, D., are visiting in
Omaha at the Rome.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
NEWS OF THE ARMY POSTS
Major ID. e. Mccarthy Goes on In
spectiOn Trip to Fort Leaven
wOrth-Leavea of Absence.

Major d. f. Mccarthy. chief quartermas-
ter of the Department OF the Missouri, has
gon to Fort Leavenworth to inspect the
railroad terminals at that post. He will
return Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

A general court-martial has been ordered
to convene at Fort L~eavenworth August 1s
for the trial Of miscellaneous offenses
against military law and discipline.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Actual work began last week on two big
buildings, the City National bank building
and the street car barn at Tenth and
Pierce. The latter will cost $780, 900 to COM
plets and viii have two entrances by rail
on different floors. the difference in grade
making this possible. Buildings under way
are making good Roadway, notably the
Brandeis building and the new wing To
the Omaha High school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
CAy EleCt,ss Stws u Art,vaay

With the nomination # sO-called
Law and Order ticket Tuesday
night, the fight which will end at the
municipal election April 9th is ON.
FRIDAY nigh; the 10th the Citizens
party will nominate. and probably
return the compliment in resolutions
forninst the other side
Indications are that Mayor Mueller
who has devoted such close study and
so much attention TO solving the
municipal light and water problem
and to straighten out the town fnan-
ces will be again on the ticket to-
gether with most Of the present out
going coancilmen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
II NAYE lecm AylDG
o-b - 49, 1..s. Usln
@. . e. D =

Representative I.e.srrltier a. 10 Lue
on getting the bill
for erect'on of bssldsags at our
Western Slope >ts,e Normal past
the Ao~se oi representatives without
. dssse1tsas vote Ia carries ap-
props.at,oa Tor ~yj.tss, 10 t~ ex-
Isadsd on building and ss5.vpo oa
sqsipmeat That viii enable a FRS,
clsss school b. he started IN 1911
The ball for a normal at Grand
j Jsnctloa Is also past the hoase and
carries E25.pD contingent on Ne
curing buildings Of the Teller
Indian school Now If the senate
will treat as a. well tkis legislature
can be pat,ed oa the back by West
ern Slope people generally. Dr.
1~ining has the situation well IN
hand IN the senate, and II he needs
any help he knows he has only to
ask for IT.
Another important bill for Gun
n'son people is that changing the
manner of paying water commits
sIons This will save us a couple oi
thousand dollars a wear The biz
has past the house under skillfal
direction Of Mr. Lehrritter, and
reports are that IT will encounter
little opposition in the senate
Later reports come Of an alleged
meeting Of western slope representa-
tives where IL was unanimously
agreed TO leave the location Of the
normal TO an srbitrating committee,
consisting Of the governor, superin-
tendent of public instruction and
president of the Greeley college
This must be Joke, however, for
Gsnnison could no more submit her
claims to arbitration, than man
would so submit ownership OF his
wife and children. The school is
ours, established by act of legisla-
ture, and that matter cannot posi-
bly, be a subject of compromise.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
rkessaals e Assr

Chief Game Warden j. y. Addle
.maa has put in the week looking
.altai bunches of deer aud elk around
.Guuuisln aud estimates that there
are over a thousand reported within
tWenty miles Of the city. lie gives
high praise 10 the Upper Gunnison
ranchmen who Of their own volltiop
aud without asking for state aid
brought IN the starving and exhaust
ed deer from Flat Top. These are
now being fed in the corrals, and Mr.
Addlemen states that there will be no
trouble about the game and fish de-
department paying any reasonable
bulls for hay for these animals or any
others where they have 10 he fed
Mr. Aidleman went 10 Almont and
found the 20 or 80 head reported in
that vicinity as likely to pull through
ID h. J. J. Carpenter and sons re-
port the deer, elk and mountain sheep
quite thick ON the foothills, near
tobolla, but in fair condition and
now beginning to work back along
the high ridges as snow melts. The
{ lsty cora missiohers are stlll feed
ing quite bunch of deer and elk on
lieaver creek near the poor farm.
The deer brought down to the
Miller, Haymaker and Walker
ranches on TIE Gunnison are re-
ported as doing well Many Gun
nison folks have been out to see
them. A couple Of the older deer
died, evidently from the hard
struggle breaking crust in coming
down of Flat Top. Some think
mountain lions scared them ont OF
the timber there. At any rate the
trip TO the foot hills was a heart
breaking one, aud the old ones that
bore the brunt of the trail breaking
had their shoulders raw from the
sharp crust. The ranchmen saw
them exhausted on the bare knobs
and went up, capturing them with
out much trouble. They were
brought to the ranch corrals in
sleighs About half dozen got
down to the river bottom and are in
the brush there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
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" H. ksrr u hsuliag . car u
eoai 10 b<h klseser CITY aud
Lscky Ssrske nassss
IA.a G. Tohsa came IN from
ir,s asd pay oay spsas $50 for
Fskssary psy roll aud balls fw the
IAssser City and Lscky Strike
S0sne~.
Tke ten stamp mill at the Ale
L.ncoln Is ready TO start up and ore
rssssves are heing blocked out. As
saoH ~ reads wIll permit a supply
Il coal will be taken in from P,tk,u IN.
The mlnins force Of the Camp
Bird st Bowerman has drif,ed west
100 feet aud find the ore body of
sulpharcts in blue qaartzite, still
hoidinS strong Ore Is beng
hoisted and stored
Delta Democrat Cos feet were
boFcd in the Gunnison tannei dur
ing February This leaves 223I
ieet 20 connect the headings. If
this record is kept up the waters
will fiow through the hill by July a.
Pilot Sapt Calvin Haines and
Emmet Byrd made trip 10 the
Augusta property the first Of the
week and report the snow settling
rapidly in the gulches and no fur
ther slides having taken place ia
that vicinity.
Pitkin Miner. T.. Chesnut
states in letter which we recently
received, that Cripple Creek is
the deadest he ever saw it, and he
has been working only half the
time Says he expects to be back in
Pitkin sometime this season.
NJ O. Waterman q sons have
Just finished new shaft house 20 x
80 on the Gold King mine Just
above the Cortland and Treasury
Tunnel groups in Mcintyre gulch
This Ohio City property shows well
in gold and silver values. The vein
Is over three feet wide, of porphy-
rite character. Present workings
are shaft sixty feet deep and two
drifts forty feet long on the vein
Both of Mr. Waterman sons have
spent good part of the winter
developing the property and with
the completion of the new shaft
house and steam hoist are pre-
pared 30 blow the whistle and sink
the shaft still deeper 1t looks
good for winner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
DOYLEvILLE
sews Champion Correspondence

"Wednesday, March L..
viii Corbett and family visited
in Crookston Sunday.
Mrs. W. l.. Bennett went TO parliu
last Wednesday
L. l.. Bush and II. IIardman were
visiting at the county seat Friday
\ travelling veterinary has been
in our neiphborhood the past few
days
Snow is going fast unless some
more comes down. Sleighing will
soon be a thing Of the past in our
vicinity.
Reports from Aztec. \. NJ. SAYS
that Bessie Mcdonald, formerly Of
Doyleville was married the first Of
the month.
w. A. johnson took two loads Of
potatoes to Parlin Saturday and
Monday. He reports the roads in
bad condition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
oe.sas ~ = - nAnssy 1nusss

"Wednesday Was gala dav with ths
GuAni-on millinery establishments.
Not Only WAS the green OF st. Pat
rick lespleneent, but the charming
colprs and beautiful blends # bows
and ribbons, aud many colored
strs~s, attracted the feminine popu-
Iatlon Of the town.
At the semi annual event crowds
of interested spectators and pnr-
chasers attended. Trade WAS re-
ported good and there is every ia
dicstion of q prosperous ssssoe il
millinery.
Mrs. La n. Rogers wss assisted
by Miss Mamie Corum, and the two
were kept bssy trying on the prstsy
hats. and explaining the fine points
of the seasons shapes and colors.
Mrs. Rogers secures large portion
of her stock from the Ieibstadter
Millinery Co. Of Kansas City, one Of
the largest houses in the west and
center Of fashion The beastifSl
''Grace" hat is of their make, aHd
was exhibited in numberless pat
terms, to suit the fastidious taste.
Mrs. j. ID. Jennings, had artisti-
cally decorated quarters of her new
establishment and occurred Mrs. Leila
ilazelhurst and Miss Hattie Nader
as helpers 10 take care of customers
that thronged the store The holi-
day appearance was enhanced by
the cut flowers Of which each lady
received a souvenir. The new store
room is large, well lighted and the
stunning hats were displayed to
good advantage. There were al
so displayed fancy line of shirt
waists and many new things in belts
and ornaments.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
4 NuAho = ~ e.A.sa.s -

How are Csuns-op rsachusen
go,aG 10 market . s.rpl.- Of $500
ton. ot the beet mosntasn hay
One third IL tk.s v bsled aud wstL-
m few niic~ If Gsnni-on ready
Tor shlpsnsa, 1t 10 ofere st ell
and : l2 toa Oar local dealers
have stacks II ont ssde letters coll
ing for kAv, bot they cams, get 1t
t. market. >pana Bros. returned
the latter part Of as, week from .
vlssi - the lower country wes, of IS
where tkey say hundreds Of cattle
are dving from starvation. They
saw ssx DOWN m one held @ad car
cssses in every direction. Arrested
by the humane officers these lower
valley farmers offer any price for
feed Il the humane officers or any
body else can ship tim The Spann
boys say they could have bosght
any quantity Of cattle at SIS a head
but found almost none that would
bear shipment O. GunnisoH. Vet
here we have a hundred thousand
dollars worth Of the best hay that
grows outdoors, which We are
an xiou- to sell
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
OHIO CREEK
By Telephone
"Wednesday, March /.

tuntsudN, MaiCh IL
Ohio creek ranchmen say that
from 1000 to 1900 tons of surplus
hay exist in the valley for sale, even
figuring on feeding the cattle until
the middle Of May, although there
is no expectation of any such contin-
gency. However, it is almost inn
possible to get it 10 market. Cam
lille Besse has recently shipped a
lot to Cebolla switch, and there is
effort made to get some TO the Lake
Fork. These are the only two
sections of the county that report a
shortage. The Powderhorn ranch
men we understand have hay for
two to three weeks. Considering the
fact that cattle are dying by hun
dreds and thousands east of the
range and west of us, we are fair
ing pretty well Our cattle are in
fine condition and our only kick is
that we cannot realize on the surp-
lus and relieve the distress else
where.
The last meeting of the Ohio
creek debating society held at the
Fairview school house Friday was a
huge success. 1t is stated that
ITO people were present many Of
them from Gunnison city. The
program lasted till eleven o'clock
when supper took the time till
midnight After that the dancers
held the floor.
Many ranchmen made the trip to
Gunnison this week to get supplies,
anticipating hard travelling when
the roads break up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
POWDERMOaN
News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, March 10

Wednesday, March 10
A ball is announced for March Il.
Messrs Clarence Radeka and
John Andrews were up Cathedral
wav last week.
L. A McGregor was visited with
a very hard spell Of sickness Sunday
last but is much improved at pre-
sent
Mr.. and Mrs W. Z. Sammons
visited friends near Cathedral last
week They had not been up the
Cebolla before since it has been
settled
DR. ID. Y. Collins returned FRIDAY
last from Charlton, Iowa where he has
spent the winter months. The doc
tor said he thought j, must be
spring in Colorado.
Tuesday, March lG
\ few cattle are being turned out
on available hillsides.
Jas Warrant was last week down
from Summit park with Steve Doer-
ing.
Miss May Nichols and Ernest
Bowers were passengers to the upper
Cebolla last Saturday
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
Cssaisass's oanuua - -

Al eees Il the ~a-c.si worsd an
Hou fixed "a Friday nigh, the eoth
81 Match. when aecurs al la NsGa
the thira aanssl bssgses aud t,sll
0 the Gsnni-sa Coanty Ssack
lir sers Arrangements are p~arly
e1mplete and Il roads are pess.kls
ihe largest crowd an the history Il
iAe nrsanizstlon Is expected
Following are cosnmst,s,sss appoint
81 hy the general cosssssssttse
tI0DE COMMITTEE
& 7 Stevens. l.. II Rosv,ese
Howard Carpenter. Joe Ishsm. Geo.
Anderson.
EErEFIIoN COMMITTEE
Mr. aud Mrs Il ~ Andrews. Mr.
aud Mrs 7 W GRAY. Mr. aud Mrs.
Lugene McGresor Jr, Mr. aud Ars
" ! Backev. Mr. aud AIRS + W
Dean Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Spann.
u Is understood 81 oourse. that
THIS banquet - an invitation affair.
gwen sor the members only ,d the
ASSOCIATION