Richmond Palladium (Daily), 20 February 1904 — Page 2

JBW7 BIOHMONDPAM PALLADIUM, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1904 JZ ' 7 - .7 ' sr' :,ZZ2rt SEHT FREE HNf. .

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Much it owes to blood that's good.

Good blood is healthy blood, blood that is free

from impurities, inherited or ac

quired; and of vitality vip-or. It's

kind of blood that is made

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Which cures more Blood-diseaSCS and Functional Weaknesses than any other medicine in the world.

If there is biliousness or constipation, take HOOD'S PILLS ALSO.

' I have been prescribing Hood's Sarsaparilla for the last three- years and find it an excellent alterative and blood purifier. It produces the very best results where a medicine of the kind is required." R. D. Jacobs, M. D., Vinton, Ohio.

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I Accept No Substitutes for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills

fl.. No substitutes act like them.

It Is Settled That Congressma

enway Will Be Chairma

Indianapolis, Feb. 20. It is regarded as a settled fact now that Congressman James A. H'emeaway of the First district is to be permanent chairman of the Republican state convention and that Congressman James E. Watsou of the Sixth is to be temporary chairman. The state committc?e h3 not taken action, but it is hinted that when it meets these men will be selected. Both are very popular. Congressman Watson is best known in Indiana because he was a candidate once for the nomination for secretary of state and moreover has beon prominent in the K. of P's and in several state conventions. He is regarded a3 one of the finest orators in the state. Congressman Hemenway has also earned a fine reputation during the last few years and since his appointment as chairman of the committee on appropriations he has come to the front rapidly and party workers will welcome him as permanent chairman.

The outcome of the coming confer

ence between the miners and operators

beginning here a week from Monday

The WelI-Kr.av.-r. Specialist, Franklin

Miles, 3. D., LL. B., Will Send His Eook and $3.75 Worth of His Personal Treatment Free to Any Reader. There never was a better opportunity for persons suffering from diseases of the heart, nerves, liver, stomach and kidneys to test, free, a remarkably successful Treatment, for these disorders. Dr. Miles is known to be a leading specialist in these diseases and his liberal offer is certainly worthy of serious consideration by every afflicted reader. His system of personal Treatment is thoroughly scientific and immensely superior to other methods. It includes several new remedies carefully selected to suit each individual case and is the final result of twenty-five years of very extensive research and

great success in treating these dis

eases. Each treatment consists of a

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is a matter of grave interest to me eunuive enxir, iuiuu iauiei, emimi-

t I 4 1 J ao lb V 111 v v . u . n w ' . ... v. . (iiii 1 i ' 1 1 i . I li 1 1 v i tu .7 I .'-" . - - not there is to be a great strike. The tensive statistics clearly demonstrate nfnial ranor nf th minprs' nrsraniza-I , i . t- 1 m . j.

vj"iv'i"1 - tnat nr. Junes i ersonai ireaimeni tion today says: "The question is, . , . .

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snau ine anegea iitictj&siues, lemi- . .

ary only, start a downward trend of as tiie usua itreatment oi pnysicians nrices which must inevitably result in or general remedies sold at the stores.

business disaster to the operators and Col. E. B. Snileman of the 0th

consequently hunger and privation for xinited States Regulars, located at

Son TlIoov- fnl Cfiro "Fir TWiloc'

basis at present. But if the mine . 7 ' " ' , fiQM oont Special Treatment has worked wonworkers of the competitive held accept I

j : TOf oi.T.aQ.lltr Inwpr I ucra ill 111 V bull case k iiUJ.1 ilil cisc

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rates elsewhere, will not the latter tailed. 1 had employed the best med

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so is every other

town you can buy the Cremo wherever

ssrs are sold

Largest Seller in the World

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A.irn.in' reduce rates still lower. Then

toiII hpr not rrime a demand for a

still further reduction from those ask

ing for it now?" This would indicate that the miners expect to stand pat

and not accept a reduction. The oper

ators are demanding a reaffirmation

of the scale of last year.

ical talent and had spent $2,000 in doing so. I believe he is a wonder

ful specialist. I consider it my duty

to recommend him." "For years

I had severe trouble with my stom

ach head, neuralgia, sinking spelh and dropsy. Your treatment entire

ly cured me."

Mr. Julius Keister, of 350 Michi-

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You can get the DAILY ladium for 6 cents a week, the WEEKLY -Palladium 1.00 a year.

Par

allel

for

The Republican committee will have

a meeting here next week. The date

for the state convention will be deter

mined men DUl umess muc ib a.u. nix- . . -pmi expected change it will be as already Physicians had failed.

gan avenue, Chicago, testifies that

after ten able Mrs. R. Trim-

Dr. Miles cured him

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Bills Distributed mVi ClAKASTEEB BATES REASJSABLK

stated in these columns about the 20th or 21st of April, it is not likely that

the men who are holding out for a

later Hatp vi 11 be strone enoush tc

change this decision. When the com

mittPP mppts it. will also arrange for

mer of Greenspring Pa., was cured

after many physicians had pronounced her case "hopeless."

As all afflicted readers may have

his Book and $3.75 worth of Treat-

mittee meets il win a-i&u andusc ui . Se removal of the headquarters from ment especially adapted to their case

the State English.

Life building to the hotel

FITTING HONORS

Railroad Restaurant f s?.rlh llriiICEs REASONABLE. EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE.

Voices Tested Free

n Henna's Memorv by United

Mine Workers.

Wilkesharre. Pa.. Feb. 2.0. Friday

was eenerally observed throughout the

anthracite coal fields as a day of mourning and all the mines and colliprs wore closed, out of respect to the

mpmorv of Senator Hanna. President

Mitchell, of the Miners' union, had is

sued a proclamation that the men

ppasp work at noon and the miners

and mine employes so heartily favored

the plan that they did not report at all

for work in the morning.

r far as known, there has never

been a similar demonstration of re-

anart siinwn iinnTi the death of a

k.? - - V fcji-jT. JE United States senator and even at the time of the death of the martyred

presidents, the mourning was not more

general among the working people.

Fired on Flag of Truce.

San Juan, P. R., Feb. 20. The Cuban steamer Julia which has arrived here

from San Domingo and the French steamer St. Simon, at this port, from Puerta Plata. Santo Domingo, both

report that Gen. Jiminez, the Domini

on T revolutionary leader, has been

r.omDletely routed, that his wherea

bouts is unknown and that his cause

is honeless. The recent fight at Pa

iarito. (near San Domingo) was caus-

'

ed by revolutionists firing on a na

of truce carried by Americans, landed

from a warship, who were going to

rnnxnlt with persons ashore. The

Americans, it is asserted, retaliated

or, mattered the insurgents. T"o in

ternational complications are expect

ed.

free, we wnuhl advise them to send

for it before it is too late. Address, Dr. Franklin Miles, G64 to 574 Main

St., Elkhart, Ind.

Please mention this paper.

13-20-27

The Palladium contains a record of city and neighborhood news as complete as any other paper and is known for its freedom from anything that is unreliable. If you see it in the Palladium, you may know it is correct.

tlotor Hoffo's Drealrt.

According to Victor Hugo, Europe

during the twentieth century will form

one ereat republic, like the Liniteu

States, of which France will be tne

center and the governing power and

Taris the capital.

Flies In Slam.

In some parts of Siam flies become

so pestilential during the hot weather

that every soldier is compelled to kill a

certain number of them daily.

DROP A DOLLAR n our SLOT and get the NEWS for 4

MONTHS in Daily, or one year

in the Weekly,

On Monday and Thursday afternoons at the NEW MUSICAL STUDIO JVIrs. C L. Andrews Vocal and Instrumental Music Taught. NO. 28 NORTH 1 1th

el l'trlumf live a 5i i'lilCt. lI..i. -i. . . 7.t, har..iMnifuy .liVratp.a nn-! :.U !m -i- . - - !--;,n-e l.aoe Curtain", K.i.Kfrs. oraniloware. fewir..? .Matni.i.!.

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tmrt yon. We allow l' d.iv to du'iver frond anil N-turu us mwwy. v. fit for urt-a iUAd toia ttimoolal from "on of wr eostom- te cocvinwl t'.W vrn mmii j.:'t vt I'ojctotikj. Miss. Oentiempn ! My tea wt i jut t iovc.y. i cnUl hve .-. :. ik. t rmriirrfl it hnt wuuld not Dart vit'.i it. LLLI.A JLLf V

JWecxLP pt;rs-!nallw iurtMiir reader? that SalvimaSnap Ci,

K . Aj how much tuoney you can s;ve ond how much better &tovo or range you can get,

i - I voM'd ;eni to-iav u-r full parttcu!;rs about the fll

j "j -. how much tuoney you can save 8nd now nnc J" ' - vo'i'd;etid to-ilay f r full p; 2 -t: .Vt-"'- I Solddiiert froi.i our factory on 360 Desk's t ' " 'J $Jt).000 bank bond. We enarantee pci

) rvv Aoorova.1 test, backed by s

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J KALAMAZOO STOVE COMPANY, MFRS., KALAMAZOO, ItilCH " AU our Cook Staves and Hanntf have faUnt oven t.'ut: .onteU-rt.

Nanoleon Wanted It.

When Nanoleon was besieging Maes-

tricht. he ordered that the guns should

not be trained on the town hall, wliere

was preserved a skeleton of a mosa-

saurus. and when the place was cap

tured he directed that the specimen

should be carefully conveyed to Paris.

Caught in the Act.

South Bend. Ind.. Feb. 20. Otto

Drepp, released on bond for the rob

bery of Kreidler's drug store, some weeks ago. and over whom the city

and county courts clashed, was arrest

ed with two others, while robbing

Wood's drug store. Robert Klowetter,

also arrested in connection with the

Kreidler burglary and released on be

coming a witness for the state, was

one of the trio.

Note our combination offer

below :

Shooting Was Quite General. Madison. 111.. Feb. 20. In an effort

tn rlnsfi in) a noolroom that has for a

long lime opraieu in me uuionnw

of Madison, across the river trom tot.

Louis, tnree constables, augmented by

a posse of citizens and bearing warrants for the arrest of six men connected with the poolroom, precipitated

a riot late yesterday which resulted in the shooting of six men, one of whom,

Lee Harlan, a druggist, was probably

mortally wounded. When the battlft was over the canstables had possession of the poolroom.

A Unique Damage Suit.

Ft. Wayne. Ind., Feb. 20. Martin

Thomas Geake is suing William Geake,

his father, in the Allen circuit court,

claiming $5,000 damages. The son was operating a planer in the stoneyard

owned by his father and was seriously

injured because of defective machin-

srv. He alleges that his father hai

refused to aid him.

Jury Blames the Captain. Victoria. B. C., Feb. 20. The coroner's jury inquiring into the cause of the loss of the steamer Clallam and fifty-four lives on Jan. 8, has delivered a verdict finding Captain Roberts guilty of manslaughter and Chief Engineer Delauncey criminally culpable. Delauney is severely censured for negligence and incompetence. Captain Roberts is now in Southern California.

Insane Asylum Burned. TCar.ine. Wis., Feb. 20. The Racine

county insane asylum, located at Gattlieff, four miles west of this city, one of the finest institutions of the kind In the state, was burned to the ground last night. In the building were 113 patients, all of whom were removed safely with mtjh difficulty.

Bedford Is Doubtful.

Bedford, Ind., Feb. 20. Nothing new has developed in the Schafer murder mvsterv. All eves are centered on

f Bloomington, where McDonald is con

fined. Many doubt if the grand jary

returns an indictment against McDon

ald, because of insufficient evidence,

even if the case is taken up.

The Weekly one year for $ J. 00. j The Daily four months for $1.00. Either one of the above and the Woman's Home Companion, one year $1 60 The House Beautiful " 1 75 Educator-Journal 1 75 American Boy " J 50 American Farmer 44 . I 00 Cincinnati Weetdy Gazette " 135 Toledo Blade 44 25 Weekly Indianapolis Journal 75 ouths Companion " 2 75 Cosmopolitan and Twentieth Century Home " 2 00 New York Tribune Farmer, " 25

He Took Too Much.

Ft. Wayne, Ind.Feb. 20. Atlee Guj

Ruhl. twenty-two years old, son of Dr.

W. D. Ruhl, is dead from an overdose

of chloroform, taken to relieve an ear-

arhe. The young man had Just grad

uated from a business college and wai about to take a position in this city.

Jchn Mitchell in New Role.

Sullivan. Ind.. Feb. 20. John Mitch

ell, president of the United Mine Work

ers of America, has accepted an invi

tation to deliver the Fourth of Julf

address at Hymera, this county. For a Better Navy.

Washington, Feb. 20. The hous has begun consideration of the naval

appropriation bill.

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