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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23

-. nome. made tooth
prescription makes enough to last your
81. Precipi.s,ea cha H'o' o 70 S Ss.r
Powdered Soap Mix tnoroushiy and
daily. This destroys germs. prevents
ter quickly. removes '"' u'''s"''S tar
Mrs. D. +. R,:-you have dyspepsia II
headache. weakness and dissiness. You
should avoid pastries and sweets for
each meal OF the following:
3 oxs. Essence Of Pepsin. 1 OF. Comp.
Essence Cardiol and 2 o1s. syrup OF
Ginger Mix. The foregoing win cor
Harold A.:-You state your symp-
toms are constant thirst. feverishness.
the ankles. puffs under the eyes. In
Tanned eyelids. painful. smarting and
frequent urination. sleeplessness, ca
missing that I Your kidneys sr ana Bladder
any we'll stocked druggist mix the fol-
Comp. Fl. Balmwort and ozs. Syrup
Sarsapariila Compound. Take q tea
spoonful before or after meals and one
between meals. Eat slowly. Abstain
alcohol. Continue treatment 8 to 8
Mrs s.:-Your complain. is a most
common one and Is commonly termed
whites" In reality 1t IL lcucorrhea,
very Weakening and causes many COM
plicated female diseases: Get OF your
Powder. also l OF. Tannic Acid. TO a
Of os ysne asr saa
teAspoonful Of Tannic Acid. Use twice
parts need CLEANSING. and . cure Is
assured in . short time.
Rose G.:--To have beautiful. FLUFFY
and brittle. use a dry shampoo COM
poaed OF ozs. Pulvcri1cd Orris Root
and o1s. vilane Powder. Mix thorough
~. Apply n teaspoonful Mt night: rub
bling into the hair and scalp. Use a
brush and comb in the morning until
all trace OF tho powder Is removed.
This 10 far better than liquid sham
pooe.
Mrs. P.:-i am glad to be able to
give you a most effective treatment
righifuiiy used I have never known it
tons. ana ssss. 's %,s Soa sSns
young lady or young man 10 agreeable
as a companion when the face II COW
Sosshss ,hs. sns
<-ox jar OF plain Yellow Minyol and
massage tho face as per directions ac-
complaining. Then apply the following
,ns o. sra r,eh
Rose Kayloin al: drains. IAnolin 3
oxs- Mix and apply thinly. For inter-
nal use take a tube Of 3-Grain Suiphero
fer ana one &c" o. the Very best tablet.
Mrs. r. E.:mYour questions and
symptems have osen answered and ex-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23
WILL CELEBRATE
FOR EIGHT DAYS
Marriage in Local Italian Col
ony to Be Observed in
Lavish Style.

In true Italian style the marriage
fete OF Frank Paul lie Schiave and
Miss Nuncie Mercurio. who are to be
welded Wednesday. was begun yester-
day with = dinner ut the home OF the
brides parents, SIS Main street. II Is
the Italian custom TO begin the cele-
brati0n on the Sunday before the mar
risge and continue II through to the
next Sunday.
tended by large number Of relatives
and friends Of this city and Cincinnati
and Covington. KY, the troussesu OF
the bride and the wedding wardrobe
Of the groom were displayed. II Ia
the italian custom fo. the parents or
the betrothed to begin preparing we'd.
ding gifts Of clothing and household
effects at the time the engagement oc'
ours. or seems eminent.
The trousseau OF the bride, prepar-
ed by her mother during the last three
years. comprises "a wedding dress OF
white silk trimmed In pearls. one blue
travelling dress with hat and lingerie
to correspond; an eighth day dress,
second day dress: eleven other dress.
es. twelve pieces Of w0olens, to be
made into suits. twenty.four cotton
pieces for summer dresses. twelve
pairs Of sheets. fifty.four pillow cases,
twcnty.four corset covers. ten bed
spreads, two handmade bed spreads,
imported from italy. twenty-four night
gowns and suits Of underclothing. four.
teen linen table clothes. four shawls
imported from Italy. seven scarfs from
Italy. eleven dozen towels. twelve doz.
en- napkins, shoes. gloves. and numer
GUS pieces OF embroidery work of all
kinds. %
The wardrobe OF the groom prepar
ed by his mother and father, consists
Of six suits, three dozen shirts, four
dozen socks. five dozen handkerchiefs,
and numerous other effects.
AT the dinner yesterday the bride
was presented with 800 by both OF her
brothers, Louis and Phillip. and her
mother gave her a check for $500.
The parents of the groom have fur.
nishod tho house at 500 South 9Th
street. tho future home of the couple,
and have given him horse and wagon
and $500.
Tomorrow large number c.. friends
and relatives will como from Cincinna
Il. Covington. Hamilton, Redding and
Indianapolis. and stay owe. for the
wedding and the subsequent reception
at the Pythian temple on Wednesday,
The couple will be married at the
ST. Mary's Catholic church Wednes'
day morning mt o'clcck, At the clos,
" tho ceremony the party will repair
to tho Pythian temple for tho recep
tiOn. More than 500 invitations have
been issued for this event. The bride
and groom win receive from ono to
two o'clock In the afternoon and from
81 to seven !E the evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23
ECONOMY Is AGAIN
BREATHING EASILY
palladium Special

Economy. Ind, Jan. 23.-With no
new cases OF smallpox developing. the
residents OF this place. who have been
in q state of uneasiness for several
days. have become less fearful OF q
general epidemic. Many are nursing
sore arms as the result OF q Wholesale
vaccination to prevent further spread
of the contagion. The cases which
are well developed are not regarded
az serious.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23
BOARD HAS MEETING
Various Improvements Are
Discussed.

A petition was introduced in the
board of works this morning for the
remaking of West Main street from
Fifth street to the corporation line
with macadam roadway. cement side
walk, curb and gutter on both sides.
1t is believed there is majority of
property owners signing the petition.
The board fixed Thursday morning
as the time when all persons affected
by this improvement shall meet with
the board to discuss the improvement
and consider the advisabiiity OF widen
ing the street about ten feet.
The city engineer introduced a new
resolution for the construction of ce-
ment sidewalks on both sides of Sher-
man street, from Sheridan to Boyer
street. 1t was approved by the board.
There were hearings on the construc-
ton of a sewer in the alley between
Boyer and Crosshall streets. from the
alley between Sherman and Grant
streets. to School street, and on the
improvement of South Fifth street
from Main to South + street.
from Main to South e street. A reso-
luton was adopted providing for the
Improvement of North f street from
North Tenth to North Sixteenth street
with paving the roadway, cement
curb. sidewalk and gutter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23

planned several times heretofore in
these columns. but as they may have
escaped your attention I will repeat
For children's whooping cough and
, ,,xs net whoepins eoushMa 51sa
all Of you. Recommend it to your
any cough foo old i is excellent
III relieved. Thereafter take a tea
from any weii-.toeked druggist a s1.a
ox. package OF Essence Mentho-Lax-
r rune : .na %,1 + t. With sy
ing It. This makes a full pint OF the
finest laxative. curative and tonic
sssea xosa. sn n4e aSou. D Dsse s5ea or
er. 1t makes the most effective cough
remedy that have ever prescribed.
Mr.; G.;-You may be on the verge Of
and watery. such symptoms as fear fear
w Sad Srs. cause trembling; nervousness
iessness. timidity. dsbility. poor eirep-
lation. all indicate serious deranEe-
ments OF the vital organs. the blood
and the nerves. You need something
depleted nervous system. to enable you
ss.s Sue,se. %nSiss. .aHns ss,an ay
Between meals take ten drops-tn wa
ter-of Tncture Cadomene Compound
Zone ounce, Obtain ain, both OF leading
Giye me your name and address and
will send you a symptom blank and,
treat i;a You !. specially. Il necessary
patent hair tonics made with alcohol.
someshine e to destroy the the sy mierones
which attack the hair and scalp Is
needed. In all my experience l have
action as plain Yellow MinyoI' o OBTAIN
4-oZ Jar. which will be sufficient to
cure any case like yours. Leading
sale druggists. Directions accompany
Mrs. OFF you want something SUI
will not only relieve constipation. but
cure II. have the following prescription
teaspoonful after each meal and when
retiring: 3 ozs. Syrup Rhubarb. :
oxs Aromatic Fluid Cascara and I OF.
Comp. Essence Cardiol- This is fine for
Thinness:.Your extreme thinness is
unnatural. You should weigh IS lbs.
of the digestive tract. or ailmentary
canal. to absorb the proper elements
that 20 to make flesh and fat from the
man Who have awe GAINED GAIN a pound a day
for 30 days through the use OF the fol.
fina 4 very ssrenethen,nx. While in
creasing her weight. You can both
use IL to Q great advantage:
3 oxs. Essence Pepsin. I OF. Tfncture
Cadomcne fnot Cardamon), l OF. Comp.
Essence Cardiol. and oZS Syrup OF
Rhubarb. Mix. Take teaspocnful at
ter meals and one before retiring. Con-
tinue 80 to 30 days.
Another excellent preparation to in
crease the weight. tone up the nerves
and make the cheeks pink and the lips
red by improving the blood 10 3-grain
Hypo- Nuciane Tablets These may be
foregoing prescription. They are put
up tn packages with full direcstons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23

North Third street. boy, seventh child.
Mp. and Mrs. George H. Fleming. 10
South Eighth street. boy. fifth child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Miller. s05 n.
Tenth street. boy. fourth child.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Mack Faucet. S22
North r street. boy. first child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paust. 615
South b street. boy. second child.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Srate, sl4 North
Fourteenth street, third child.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton. 80
South Sixth street, boy. second child.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23
THREE DIVORCES
ARE APPLIED FOR
Mrs. Thos. Drudy, Mrs. Hen
rietta Gray, Mrs. Rosina
Luby, Applicants.

Because Of the conviction Of Thorn
az Drudy for an Infamous crime. his
wife Josephine Drudy is asking for
q decree of separation In suit filed
In the circuit court on Monday. In
the summer OF 1910 Drudy. about six
ty years old and white resident Of
Riverdale was convicted of assault
and battery with intent on little col.
ored girl and sent toMichigan City
penitentiary for two to fourteen years.
The complainant also sets forth the
unfitness of the father to have custody
of the child and asks that 1t be placed
April. 1887. and separated last July
when he was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary.
Henrietta Gray Sues.
husband and father Of siv minor chill.
dren. Henrietta Gray Is asking for a
divorce from William Wilson Gray,
who is now living in Randolph county.
In addition to the charge of failure to
provide. which is set forth in the
complaint, Mrs. Gray declares he has
abandoned her. The only provision.
she alleges. which he has made for
the children in the past three years
has been to purchase two pairs OF
shoes and cap for each Of the three
youngest children. They were mar
ried July I. 1890. and separated on
October 10. 1907. The children range
In age from 10 to years.
Rosina Luby Sues.
The third divorce complaint filed
was that of Rosina Luby against Will
liam G. Luby, the complainant also
asking custody of their son Raymond,
aged two years, and alimony, which
will be suitable to meet the child's
wants until he becomes of age. Aban-
donment and failure to make reason
able provision are the allegations set
forth in this complaint. They were
married on September II. 1908. and
two months later to the day, she al
leges he left her and has refused to
again reside with her. She Is gar
ment worker and employed in the city.
He lives at 3O5 North Fifth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23

Mary's Catholic church and burial will
be in st. Mary's Cemetery. Friends
may call at any time.
EAGAN--Michael Eagan. 81, 1000
Sheridan street. died this morning.
The widow, Katherine Eagan, survives
besides one son Joseph Eagan Flu
neral arrangements will be given later.
Births.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stafford. 100
West Fifth street. girl, second child.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fratollilo, 123
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23
DECLARED INSANE

On petition Of DR.. Harrison Gsbel of
Centerville. Mary ID. Coffin was de.
clAred . person of unsound mind in
tho circuit court on Monday and the
Dickinson Trust Company was ap.
pointed guardian. The Coffin woman
has shown symptoms OF mental inca
pectty for some weeks past. She re-
Gently came into possession OF rath.
er large estate by the death OF her
father
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerais.

SMiTH-Mary E. Smith, 81, lilo
Crosshall street, Fairview. died Sun
day morning after long illness. A
husband. Michael Smith, two brothers.
two sons and wo sisters survive. Fu-
neral services will be held Thursday
morning at nine o'clock at the St.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
~ DIR. THEODORE nEcx,

.h..nse, questions answered below general in
'n Thcss wi,l apply to OF similar
a.: T psytsn ORE Beck Gesss BIDS
.v.n bur for or reply Full and
~ my answers The prescriptions can be filled at
or nstIoSked drug store Any druggist order
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23
ENFORCE ORDINANCE

Rigid enforcement OF the right and
left ordinance began this morning
when Superintendent Gormcn of the
police department ordered the patrol
msu to arrest every person found rid
inE or driving on the left side OF any
city streets.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23

Sarah I: The
mossy yellow or
green Su distance
90 your teeth Ia
called - q after"
emo can readily
be removed with q
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23

burglary has been committed In Kan
sas every three days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-23

The postponed Japanese world ex-
position will probably be held in 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22

ELPING the black people to
an education at. Of b al. 3 595
Booker T. washington. edu-
Gator and leader, states the plan and
purpose with which he started In ms
life work That he has kept 10 this
purpose throughout the years in spite
Of lack Of understanding, and even Op-
position from his own people OF temp
tEtiOns to seek an easier way, OF oO-
sracles Of various kinds apparently IN
surmOuutable, all America today IS
glad and thankful.
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial in
stitute, with its 1900 students working
towards the highest development OF
hand. head and heart, is msgn11l-
cent monument TO the superb 1a1th and
indOmitable courage Of this man who
has risen to his present commanding
position from the lOWl1est beginnings
Born OF slave Parents.
Booker T.. Washington was born OF
slave parents near Hale's Ford a.
about 1883 As young boy ne carried
the books or his small mistress 20
school, and the desire 20 attend school
himself then took possession Of MN.
1t was not until after the civil war
however, and the family had moved 70
West Virginia that the opportunity
came Then it was in the form Of night
school advantages only, sandWlched IN
between long days OF hard physical Ia
Dor.
zone day while at work in the coal
mine" he tells. II happened TO over 1
hear two miners talking about a great
school for c0lored people somewhere IN
Virginia / then ana there resolVeQ
TO 90 TO it. did not know where it
was. how far, or how could get to
80; but I was on fire at once with phe
ambition 20 20 to Hampton institute
Washington worked for several years
after this as a hOuse-servant, Studying
ali the time, saved g little money, Dor
rowed and begged more, and started Tor
the school He had to tramp much OF
arrived at the school made II hard Tor
him to get q hearing. At last teacher
said to him THAT recitation room
needs sweeping
HIS First Examination.
'I swept that recitation room three
times" he says; 81 busted 1t four times
woodwork, walls, benches, tables
desks The teacher. coming in, tested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
CHARITY WORKERS
WILL RAISE PIGS
Misses Franklin and Bear
hope VIII Also Raise
Chickens

From caring for sick and homeless
babies to raising pigs and chickens viii
be the novel departure Of Miss H.
Grace Franklin and Miss Anne Bear
hope. who have resigned their positions
with the Women's Associated char
tiles and will leave FL Paso October
L for California, where they will oper-
ate a pig and chicken farm north Of
San, Francisco.
Miss Franklin is director Of the
WOmen's Associated charities, which
care annually for from so to 100 ba-
bies at its camp on the canal Miss
Bearhope is superintendent Of relief
The designations of both were tender
ed September II.
81 dislike to give up my work with
the charities. which I have found very
interesting, said Miss Franklin. but
this pig and chicken farm idea might
perhaps be called a hobby of both my
self and Miss BearhOpe."
No successors to Misses Franklin and
Bearhope have as yet been chosen The
matter viii probably be taken up at
the annual election Of the Women's
Associated charities October 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
BUILDING
FOR APPEALS COURT
Eylar Arranges For
Temporary Quarters
to Be There

Definite arrangements for locating
the new court Of appeals in the Mills
building have been made by county
judge Eylar, to whom the matter was
referred by the county commissioners,
with power to act. Furniture viii be
installed and the court room and Of
fees Of the judges fitted out next
week.
A proposition was submitted to the
county by the management Of the
Mills building several weeks agO.
Judge Eylar stated Friday that it
would be accepted AS fully nine
months will be required to complete
the new wing to the court house, a
lease of one year viii probably be
taken. The quarters are to be located
on the sixth floor. Arrangements for
making the lease viii be taken up
shortly.
County auditor Escajeda submitted
to local furniture dealers on Thurs
day the list Of office appliances and
furniture that viii be needed and bids
will be submitted. According to the
estimate OF Jos. L Driscol. clerk Of the
new court, about $1,000 viii be required
to furnish the court room, offices Of
the three judges and the clerk. The
sum of $500 yearly has been appropri-
ated by the state for keeping up the
library Of the court, effective com
mencing with this year.
According to present plans the office
Of the district court will be moved TO
the second floor cI the new wing to
the court house, lack Of space having
made the present office Inadequate
The court of appeals Will occupy the
entire third floor. The office Of the
city auditor and the city water de-
partment viii probably be moved to
the first floor, the city having tenUa-
lively agreed to lease the entire first
f1o0r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
DANGERS Of
SKIN INFECTION
Lurz in All EruptiOns and Abrasions
-POslam kills Germ Life
and Heals Quickly.

Any abrasion of the skin, cut. boil.
blister, rash or open sore spot is dan
gerOust as a possible source of infection.
leading to serious skin disease and
should be treated promptly with Pos
lam, the antiseptic, healing remedy.
POslam readily shows its power to
kill germ life by stopping all itching
and causing the trouble to disappear.
POslam acts in this manner in any skin
disorder, including all eczemas. acne,
salt rheum, skin scale, psoriasis, seven
year itch, BARRIERS itch and similar
diseases Every day brings records Of
remarkable cures exceeding all claims
made for it. Minor affections. such as
pimples, are quickly driven away
All who have not yet tried Poslam
should write for a free sample, sent by
mail by the Emergency Laboratories. 90
West 25th street New York
POslam is sold for so cents by Kelly
& Pollard, KnOblauch Drug Co., PEG
pies drug Store and all druggists.
POslam Soap offers the healing medi-
cation Of Poslam in milder form and
tones and protects the skin while
cleansing Antiseptic. 25 cents at
druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
COUNTY'S
REPUBLICANS MEET
Send Unrestricted Delega-
ton to Convention.
Democrats to Meet

Carrizozo n. n, Sept. 22.-Lincoln
county Republicans held their county
convention at Captain yesterday and
elected nine delegates to attend the
Republican state convention at Las
Vegas on September Is. The following
delegates were chosen: George B. Bar
Der, Lincoln; Clement HightOwers Cap
itan; VIM. s. Brady, Lincoln; Manuel
JirOs, Los PalOs; Henry LutZ Lin
coin; John Il. Canning, CarrizOzO;
Thomas NJ. Dubois, Corona; II. B. Ham
ftOn, CarrizOzO. The delegates 90 to
the convention uninstructed. The con
vention for the nomination Of county
officers will be held at Lincoln on Oc-
tober 16.
Democratic precinct primaries win
be held IN this cOunry on Saturday to
elect delegates to the convention at
Lincoln on September 26. Fifteen dele
gates will be sent from the CarrizozO
precinct At the convention at Lin
coin delegates VIII be chosen TO attend
the Democratic state convention at
Santa Fe on October g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
TULAROSA NAMES
NINE DELEGATES
Republicans Instruct Mem
bers to Support Curry
For Congress

'Tularosa, n. NJ, Sept 22.-The Re
publicans held their primary and elect
ed nine delegates to the county con-
vention at AlamOgordO to be held on
September %, VIXEN seven delegates to
the state convention will we chosen.
The meeting was called to order by
Dr. J. r Howell precinct chairman.
Edwin Pepperd was elected temporary
chairman, George MOnrue, secretary,
and Chapas Cazares, interpreter. The
following delegates were elected: w.
ID. Upton, J. r. Howell, @. CaZares, r
S. Cornell r. B. Fields, z. Bruezueles,
B. DOminguez, ]. r. Long, J. Shields.
They were instructed to vote for ex-
governor George Curry for the Repub-
lican nomination for congress and have
the county send delegates favoring him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22

the Future Of the American Negro"
in 1899, there have appeared from his
pen the following Sowing and Reap
ing" Up From Slavery Character
Building" story Of Ny Lie and
Work" Working With Hands, 'Tus-
kegee and It's People" Putting the
Most Into Life" Life Of Frederick
Douglass." The Negro In Business"
and The Story Of the Negro"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
PULLMAN CONDUCTOR IS
CnMING HERE FOR TRIAL.

Anthony Roundtree, a former Pull
man conductor, Will be brought to FL
Paso from Los Angeles, Friday, and
viii be tried on a charge Of smuggling
Cinnamon. He was arrested in Los An
geles after two Cinnamon had been
found hidden in a Pullman car when
the train arrived at Santa Barbara,
Cal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
TEXAN HEADS LETTER CARRIERS.

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 22-E A Nc
1Lahon Of Savoy, Texas, was reelected
president Of She National Rural Letter
Carriers association. The next con-
ventiOn viii meet in Nashville Tenn.
Resolutions were adopted favoring gov=
eminent appropriations for improve
ment Of country roads,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
DR.. Ebert, Dentist, 216-21s MINIS Bldg.


Adopting the universal telephone
number Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, the Western Union 10
cal office now has the number 45zl
instead OF the old number OF 81. The
reason for the change was that by
adopting a number THAI was easy to
remember the telegraph company could
be called in any city in the country
without the necessity Of finding it IN
the telephone directory. The numbers
from one to four reversed has been
adopted as the universal number Of the
company end viii be used exclusively