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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07

FOR Rents room house, 205 s.
18th st. Phone 3OS5. 6-3t
+ OR RENT-6 rooms and bath, 316 N.
w. Sd. Phone 1872. ... 7-3t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07

'Wanted-1CO Head of Horses
= tor Milton Boosters Sale Plenty Of
good buyers for cattle, horses, hogs
and sheep. Write CT phone o. M. Kir.
lin. Secretary, for particulars. Mex,
sale Oct. Is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished modern room.
103 N. 18th. TIT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-07

FOR RENT-Flat, good location, j
rooms and bat tn. Phone 2041 or 1926
N. 18th st. 6-2t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
And Maryland Farmers AT.
tempt to Commit Suicide
Results in Failure.

CUMBERLAND. sfd.. Mar % The
next time John Allon, a young Ger
man farm hand, tries to take himself
hence from this sad and sorrowful
dorid via the pistol route. he will use
his right hand. .
Il WIS proved conciusiye1y that sui
eide by shooting cannot be success
fully done with the left hand, and that
to aim at the left side where physi-
clans say the heart is located, with
the left hand is apt to hungle That
is Just what John did - he bungled.
and made miss.
He went in the F9intsione hardware
store on North Liberty street, and or
5dered some 33s caliber cartridges. He
was shown the latest improve steel
3iackated kind also the soft nose va-
-rietE- IIc chose the former While
the clerk was wrapping them mp.
John slipper two In a revolver and
sastonished the clerk By holding the
barrel In his left hand, parallel TO
the front and pulling the trigger. zoW-
lie. the bullet fitted over and dug st.
self In the walls OF the store
The clerk graa led gun. lint
there Eas marry a 81 En Of blood but
Johns oreinger and ttlhnrnh we're
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
Hypnotist Health Inspector
Keeps Him at Home by
Clever Ruse.

afINSEAPOLIS, Mimi, Mar % --
Alec Mckee. assistant health -anspec-
\ tor at Albert Lea, combines hypnotic
power with his other abilities. ac-
Hcordins to adyices which have reach
ed the state board OF health.
[ A man got OF the train from Wat
erloo, Ia., and started up the main
street cGi Albert Lea. Persons he met
eyed him curiously as he went along.
Most OF them got out OF the way By a
good margin One Went to tele-
phone and called up Alec Mckee. Nlr.
| Mckee was On the job in a few jumps.
One look was enough to tell him that
the man had smallpox. To see was to
act. Mr.. Mckee ordered the man in
10 the middle OF the street
N ssYon Can't Lift Foot
You have bad case OF smallpox
he told the man. ~ on must stay
here until I can find place 10 put
you. You must not move from this
spot. You must warn people from
coming close to you. Also you cant
move You can't lift@a foot You are
fixed .
AR. Mckee gazed into the mans
eyes. Some OF the bystanders after
ward said that he made a few mys-
tic passes with his hands.
you are tied ia ST. said NJ. Mckee
with absolute conviction You can't
stir from this place until I tell you
10. and YOU must stay until come
back"
And There He Stands.
Then leaving his patient in the
street, Air. Mckee set out to find a
place to put him. 1t was long time
The jail was full and had no room
for the unfortunate victim. Finally
he found q vacant room over the city
hall in which he put cot and a matt
aress Then he went back for his man
His quest had taken three hours
The man was still where he had
left him lie was gazing into space.
wearing a patient look uncomplain-
tinglE. A considerable crowd had
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
Howard Post
LIME FOR FERTILIZER.

IL you and your neighbors are f1g-
uring on buying car Of lime, don't
fail to get our prices on West Fir-
ginta lime Both phones. G.. NJ.
West, c1arksburg.
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!. A SPRING ] TONIG
Old Reliable Hoods Sarsaparilla is
Pleasant and Effective.

In the spring your blood is impure
and weak. eruptions appear on your
face and body, you lack vitality,
strength and animation. your appe-
lite is poor and you feel all tired out.
Get Hoods sarsaparilla from any
druggist. It combines just the roots
tarks. herbs and other substances
that you need
It purifies and strengthens the
blood akes the rich red blood that
you must have to feel well. look we'll.
eat and sleep well. This IS confirmed
by thousands Of letters from people
in all parts of4the coulltry
Hood Sarsaparilla Is tbs best
spring medicine, but is not simply a
spring medicin 1t IS an all-the-year-
round blood purifier and tonic Re
member it has stood the test Of forty
years Be sure to get Hoods, and get
It Advertise
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
CAN'T SHOOT GOOD
WIT II LEFT H1A ND

powder marked and his red sweater
carried an odor Of nitrates
Assistant Chief Nicely answered the
summons for help and John vent with
him to the police station to explain.
IHe denied there was girl In 1t.
hut admitted he knew one named Jen-
ME. but Jennie was not responsible
II work, he said for; a farmer;
six months maybe. and can't get my
money, $50 or $40. and can get mo
job on any farms, sol shoot myself,
Alton is about % years old. He
speaks fair English He was very
melancholy and said he wanted to die
anyway. Mayor Koon ndeaEored to
soothe him and told him it was naugh-
tF and wicked to die until il was
forced On person He was sent over
to police station for q while and the
mayor promise 10 hunt him q job on
a farm NJ s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

and the numbering off hoofs could be
distinguished among the Woodland
noises III the dawn 3isss
The Fox.
A red streak darted from Kae edge
of the wood and Jumped To- high
rock and stopped for an instant to-
survey the valley and the road below.
His TANKS were heavingr and his blood
shot eyes TestIessly searched the
countrYsIde. Foam fiecked his joM1,
and his tongue loIled from his mouth.
Around sudden turn in the road
came a pack OF hounds followed by
a score OF men and women on horse
back. Without another glance below
him the small red animal slipped from
the rock and disappeared into the
heart Of the forest. 3s8
This was the fox. The quarry the
the Vest Virginia Association OF Fox
Hunters. who early left the city on
chase continued Up hill and down
vale, over brook and stream the small
red animal fed, pursued by the sport
loving hunters and their pack OF 10
Of the finest dogs in the United States.
Few grew weary Of the chase and
pains in the region OF the stomach in
dicated approaching hunger. Yet on
they kept. From the South Side hills.
IReynard led them to Davis creek and
still the relentless boards kept on. on,
ever on. The weaker Of the hunters
grew faint and returned to their
homes with the intention OF later
joining the chase
! The fox was sly, and for such he Is
noted, he doubled and redoubled, hop
ing with the sinking OF the sun to
throw his pursuers OFF the scent and
to return to his den now many miles
away. But he miscalcuIated his enc
mics. the hounds, for while he grew
weary, they grew Impatient and inn
patience lent strength to their mas
l.siye limbs.
Band Returns.
Closer and closer they gained. He
was in sight now. He ran up long
letting out over creek and 1eapt
\ far into the icy waters. Again he
miscalculated. Davis creek at this
point is swift and deep The waters
swept over him and he was carried to
the waiting jaws Of the hound Tir-
ed. but victorious. the gallant band
returned s
Many men prominent IN Charleston
participated in the hunt. among them
being Colett Littlepage, father OF the
organization and its president. b. Il.
ELittlepage, June Moore. w G. Mac
Corkle. DR.. a. u Amick, DR.. G. a.
lMacQueen and Captain H A Afosley,
of Charlottesville, Va.
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apnolnSeu cecree 10 e. sale
VIII WIFI or. 80
SATURDAY THE 24th. oAXsoF si
PEI, 1915,
at the hour Of one thirty o'clock IN the:
afternoon OF said day at the 'front.' door
of the Court House ofaEthe County OF
Harrison. In the State OF WeStEsTIrEinfa.s
sell at public auction to the highest re-
sponsfble bidder therefor ali OF the fol-
lowing described lot or parcel OF land,
lying and being In the Town Of Adams
ton, in the County OF Harrison, In the
State ofWest Virginia and more par
tt.cularly bounded and described as fol-
lows: All. OF lot number eleven t1D3
Of Adannston. a Counry and STATE afore-
said. a plat Of said add ton being re-
Corn v9 Court of&%Harrtson Counfr IN
Deed Book No L q at pa &c Az IS Said
1or being bounded and described IA fol-
lows: Beginning at q stake On Mines
y,A -.
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IEI- I0HN @. SOUTHERN.
special Commits

900.
tssss ]. j. Wade Conn1an. Clerk OF said
Circuit Court ofs HARRISON Counts do
certify that John c. SOUTHERN Special
C1TuuifEsioner. has Kiyen bond as#res
Eausred BY the .ahove H1entaoned decrcso8
sale s .s M sss$t,
Gtysn nay. hand tl1ls 2sths eay
OF March. a151
asfH WADE EOFHAkArS.
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ANNUAL CHAS|
FIN SPORT
.Baying Of Hounds and Music
of the Horn Again
lis Heard.

VI CHARLESTON, March Once
again the woodland echoes on the
South Side hills were aroused BY the
bay1ng OF the hounds and the music
OF the horn Long forgotten memor-
les OF days gone by were aroused in
the hearts OF the massive oaks and
moss grown rocks The sun peeked
from behind the fringe OF trees on the
mountain and smiled as he cast his
gold light into the purple shadows
of dawn The music Of the horns and
the baying OF the hounds grew closer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
SMALLPOX PA. TENT
''ROO11ED TO SPO7''

gathered, but it kept its distance.
There was no need for placard1ng the
place. Every passerby could dag
nose
Patient is Put IN Quarters. "a
Mr.. Mckee approached the patient
waiter Again it is said he made
some mysterious passes.
Its all right now a he said You
can move your legs. You can walk.
You are coming with me. E And then
as the crowd parted to make wide
lane for their passage, AIr. Mckee
and his charge walked peacefully TO
the city hall.
The man gave him name as William
Barlow, unemployed. DR.. III. g. Lamp
son OF the state board OF health is In
Albert Lea and will cooperate with.
the authorities there in the necessary
steps TO prevent spread OF the dis
ease @
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

3. tisn1-s ssG5
This disease Of the blood is little under
stood because Of Its strange symptoms.
scarcely two people having It exactly alike
And Jet; no matter what It's form or how
painful and distressing. s. S. s. seems to
have almost q divine induence in driving It
4 ont, releasing the nerves from pain and clear
II ing the joints and muscles so they work with
out restraint The best explanation for this
happy result As the fact that in s. s. s. are
certain ingredients y hfcI aet as an an ttdote
4 They are natures providence TO man
inst as the meats Eats, salts and sugars OF
our daily feod provide usswfth nourishment.
so does s. S. S. give to the blood the exact
medicinal requirement to clear the stream
drive out. Impurities and reconstruct the
body if destructive germs have gained a
VI foothoId Go to any drug store today and
get bottle of SIS S. It Will do ron good
But be-sure to refuse amp and an substitutes
And &c yourssis a stubborn case. write to the
Medical Adviser.T The Swift Specific Co. 100
Swift BLDG. Atlanta. Ga. This department.
is presided over BIZ physician proud Of his
name sby!sr1rtue Of his distinguished family
and aforemost doctor on his own merits.
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DEEDS FILED.

Edward White to Boyd White,
4 lot, Broad Oaks.
George u. Hohheimer. trustee for
Clarksburg Brewing Company, to
John a. Terney and Edward ". Con-
nell, 3 lots. Jackson's last addition.
c. %. Chadderdon ct al. to j. w.
Agnew, " NJ Agnew and c. b. Mar
tin. 3 lots. Parrish addition. Wallace
Observation-Disclosures shrdl shrdlun
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Alliance o.;
Il :
The Kingdom Of Cod religious
has brotherhood home Alliance
police
God" O sunnder arrest.
D Kingdom Godn sect
Clearing Of hinges
organs from the
girls body the autopsy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29

of the new dollhouse, to have the benefit
of making their plans cover the best availa-
BILE appliances to be had for Minneso-
Ia new home for the delinquent.
Kal. our expert and efficiency man has
his hands full these days as he is now in
structing couple new apprentices in the art
of press feeding, and another man in the
realm of ruling. Kal is an ideal instructor
as he has unlimited patience and he is fully
conversant with the work in hand. There
is some thing in the wind apparently for
Kal is preparing men for his own position,
which he has filled so capably since the in
stallation of the printing plant. Wish you
luck, Kal.
Mr.. F. A. Moore, accompanied by his
wife and grand mother, were visitors at the
institution last Saturday. Of course they
stayed over for the ball game and had the
pleasure of seeing the locals trim the Still
water Gail Stars Mr.. Moore was form
erly an officer in this institution, but is now
engaged in business in St. Paul. VIII lie
here, he took the opportunity of circulating
among the ''boys' and passing along a
CHEEKY word. Come again, F. A. you re al
ways very welcome.
The Reformatory Pillar, published by the
inmates of the St. Cloud Reformatory is
one of the most intesreting publications COM
ing to our exchange desk. We note in their
last issue that they have just had a change
in the Editorship; and, while the gentleman
who has been handling the pencil during the
past has always been on the job, and
his paper has been work of art to be proud
of. From the appearance of the issue to hand
we would judge that his successor will carry
along the work in an exemplary manner.
Here's the best of luck to you, Brother.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29
JOkERs' BUDGET
By PADDY

Take it from most any man that
knows; sleeping in box car is nc
bed of roses.
The NJ. S. p. ball team certainl y
played a fine game Saturday and ii
seems to be no question but what
they intend to keep it up.
The Deputy Warden when asked
If he got anything on his recent fish.
ing trip, said: Sure; I got my feet
wet"
For an honest bunch of good fell
lows that make up the different base
ball teams that come in to cross bats
with the home lineup each Satur.
day, they seem to form a dishonest
habit as so on as the game is called
for about the first thing they do il
to start in and steal bases.
There seems to be a great many
lock smiths working in the kitchen
as they were all seen making bolt
for the door the other morning.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29

Young man, notice that you are not
in school any more. What's the natter
Think you have received enough education
to carry you through the worldf Or do you
stay out because you do not like to gol
Didn't like the teacher, Ell? Well let me
say, you will find the meanest teacher on
earth now dream of love beside some of
the bosses you will work under in the cold,
unfeeling years you will plow into when
you have to hustle for yourself.
Education is the most valuable thing
in the world to a man, but to a hoy it
comes the cheapest. 1t costs nothing now
to get that which many a man in town
would give all he has to possess. You have
the winning number in the lottery Of edu-
cation if you play it now. Loaf around .
few years and you will draw blank. 1t
is true, any man can make living, but you
will notice that the fellows who do it with
their brains have an easier time of it than
those who are compelled to use their muscles.
At the present stage of the game the
choice of jobs are not held by physical,
strength. Education will not crawl into
your head while you sleep. The thing for
you to do is to hike off for school tomorrow
morning and stay there. Your Holidays
will come later when you need them Elk.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29

Be cheerful, no matter what reverses
obstruct your pathway, nor what plaques
follow you in your trail to annoy you.
Ask yourself what is to be gained by look
ing or feeling sad when troubles throng a.
round you, or how your condition is to be
alleviated by abandoning yourself to des-
pondency. If you are young man, Ma
ture designated you to ''be of good cheer;'
and should you find your road to fortune,
fame or responsibility. or any other boon
to which your young heart aspires, little
thorny, consider it all for the best, and that
these impediments are only thrown in your
way to induce greater efforts and more pa
tient endurance on your part.
If you are of the softer, fairer portion of
humanity, be cheerful; though we know full
we'll that most affections are sweet to YOU
when compared with disappointment and
neglect, yet let hope Danish despair and il
forebodings. Be cheerful; do not brood
over fond hopes unrealized, until a chain,
link by link, is fastened on each thought
and wound around the heart.
Nature intended you to be the fountain
spring of cheerfulness and social lite, and
not the travelling monument of despair and
melancholy.-Ex.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29
AT OTHER PLACES

From The Front: Hostelery's hospital
ity shattered by hostilities.
An Arkansas travelling man while max
ing the jump from Little Rock into Ho,
Springs was badly scalded.
Al Jennings, once-waser Banditti, is now
an Evangelist. Which only goes to show
that Cline will TELL
A Wyoming sheet states that owing to
the fact that they have had no rain in
twenty-five hours the country is suffering
from the worse draughts in several weeks.
News Article: Germany has seventeen
new Krupp's Why don't they try cough
medicine?
It's all the fad to gather shells on the
beach at Ostend this year.
As A MATTER OF TACT
In China they're fighting for nothing ,
much,
While Mexico s fighting for pleasure;
In Europe they're fighting to beat the
Dutch,
While US. sfrolls along at his leisure.
The MYsTHRY OF SHAFT No. 9.
with apologies to everybody
"
Oh, love, sing of you tonight,
And of our future beaming bright.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29
pIckUPs AND PUNCHES
By Uncle John

Rev. Benson was in the Auditor
ium one day last week making ar
fragments with the Prof. for the
Flower Sunday program which was
a success.
Christian Science service was held
in the Auditorium last Sunday
morning with a good attendance.
Prof. Schmidt and Steward Hum
phries made business trip to the
city last Friday on the new auto
mobile truck.
We are sorry Duke carelessly
stepped on Paddy's tootsies the 9TH
er day, for since then he has been
observed painfully limpine about in
his duties, with look Of painful re-
signation mantling his classic fea-
lures. Duke, how could your
Capt. Westby of the Mirror was
kept busy during the past week as
sisting the usher conducting visitors
thru the institution,
Our choir boys have reas on to feel
proud of their singing last Sunday.
Where there is will there is a
way.
Guard Parent of shop c, is away
to spend his vacation in watching
the corn grow on his farm-at least
that is what he said.
Seven new members are to be ad-
ded to the band which will raise the
membership to 81. 1t will be some
band bye and bye.
Butch told his assistant Ching
Lee. the other day, that he was the
best Chinaman in captivity. Lee
looked at him for moment and re-
piled: You first; me second. y
Wow!
Quite number of outside fans
witnessed the ball game. This Is
proof that if you want to see the
games you have to come inside as
there are no knotholes in the fence.
Guard Scully of shop K is taking
a much needed rest for the next IA
days. Guard Chaser is doing the
honors during the formers absence.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29
AT THIS PLACE

Don't kid the umpire, boys
The M.S.P's hit the Consultations in
the solar (system) plexus.
AS usual Van delivered the goods.
The occupant of Apis. 1853 would be
willing to exchange the Sopkins Free Press
for Judge, Life, Puck, Golfers, Leslie S
and all Class-A weeklies. SO would we!
"The band boys try hard enough but
they don't harmonic. Sure, but it S
better to B fiat than A sharp.
Tenderfoot Tim explodes: "That pitch
er's got more stalls than livery stable!"
DISCOVERED
There lives young man in our town
Who some think is Oh, such clown.
Real jokes will he 'spIing,
And roundelays sing,
But we fear it is all "hand me down."
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29

yearn to have you with me dear,
So won't you please come over heref
Oh, central, please get off the line;
Don't interrupt this chat of mine;
I'll only take minute more,
So please desist, or I'll get sore.
Yes, love, l wish you'd come to me
Like toys upon Christmas tree,
And l could hold you in my arms,
In shelter from the crool worlds harms,
Now, central, why must you butt-inf
You know that spooning is no sin;
You say this is party line
Well don't care, L II take my time.
Oh, yes, my love, as l just said,
Ill cherish you until I'm dead;
And even when I've passed away
My spirit o 'er your home will stray.
(FINIs)
(Note: The plot, synopsis and sequel ts
the above will be published upon request.)
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29
Notice

All inmates desiring to write
to the State Board Of Control
will notify their officer. who in
turn is requested to send your
notification to the Deputy War
den office. previous to Friday
noon in order that special PAPER
for that PURPOSE may be furnished
you. Letters written on the
regulation size PAPER will not be
permitted to go.
G.. S. Reed.
Warden.