Richmond Palladium (Daily), 26 February 1904 — Page 4

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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1904.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM

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PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. AT 922 MAIN STREET.

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TELEI'IIUNES!

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KNTKKED AT RICUMON 1 POSTOKKICK AS SF.CON D-CLAS3 MATTKK

, Dally delivered by carrier to any pa r of the city for six cents a week. SUKSCKIJ'TION KATKS: DA ILT ''nTslile city, six months. In advance nitslde city, one month. In advance Outside city, one year, In advance WEEKLY By mall one year, $1.00 In advance.

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TE? VYTT CAIT at any time to get yoar paoer from your carrier, you will oon- " IbU riWL fer a faor by at oact notifying the office oy -eleplior

fJ5 M. Rutherford. Business Manaasr,

Mohn S. FltzglDDons. City Editor.

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Business would flow in from the most unexpected quarters, and when we took time to investigate, we could always trace it direct to some ot our advertising. Col. Geo. Merritt, oi Water I jury Watch Co.

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A President like

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THE CANAL TREATY. Theodore Roosevelt, backed bv a Republican eon-

at a rapid rate. Only a few short months ago,

Venezuela was having trouble with European nations. Had it not been for the prompt action of the President, the Monroe Doctrine would have been violated. ,. ! ! Not long after, Columbia refused to ratify a canal treaty, Panama seceded, and President Roosevelt took immediate steps to recognize the young republic and secure from her canal concessions that were refused by Columbia. The treaty lias been ratified and the United States have secured all the rights and privileges necessary to proceed with the canal and control it when it is completed. Uncle Sam has looked after all the preliminaries and is rea' dig. The preparation is complete and its consummation is due to iiie vigorous and judicious statesmanship of President Roosevelt, backed by the progressive members of congress. We say. progressive advisedly because the treaty was ratified by both Democrats and Republicans. While the Republicans did not need any assistance from the Democrats, it is gratifying to know that there are Democrats in congress who are large enough to rise above party when they can advance anv interests of the United States. They are more patriotic than partisan

They have not only risen above party but have ignored Gormanism and other issues that usually stand in the way of national progress and na

tional preeminence. ; -y i (', 34

Hart ....... Second rush .Ilaughton Farrell Center ....Mansfield Holderness ..Half back . . Doherty Cusick" .... . . Goal Harris First Period. Rush. Time. Higgins Caged by Hart ......1:35 Higgins Caged by Farrell . . . . :10 Pone Caged by ""Hart :2S Higgins Caged by Hart ..... .3 :50 Higgins Caged by Bone , . .G:2G Pone. Second Period. Higgins Caged by Higgins .... :29 Bone Caged by Higgins ...... :31

Higgins Caged by Hart ...1:11

Bone Caged by Higgins '.21

Higgins Caged by Farrell. . . . ; 1 :3G Bone Caged by Bone G:3G Higgins Caged by Bone 2:42 Bone Caged Ilaughton :35 Higgins.

Third Period.

Higgins Caged bv Hart 3:02

Higgins Caged by Higgins ....7:15 I- ' f -. . . 'one. i

.Score Muncie, 11; Richmond, 4.

Stops Cusick, 34; Harris, 4S. Fouls

Farrell, Doherty (2), Hart. Ref

eree waller. Attendance I.NOU.

Indianapolis played at Marion Jast

night and were beaten 2 to 1, the score being G to 3. O'Hara and Banr.on were off in their defensive work in one period, but afterward were very effective. ' Score Marion. G; Indianapolis, 3. Stops Burgess, 24; Bannon, 25. Referee Knowlton. Attendance G30. - . Central League Standing. Clubs. Played. W. L. Pet. Fort Wayne .G5 44 21 ' ' .077 Kokom'o .. ..50 32 24 .571 Lafavette 54 2!) 25 .537

Terre Haute ..01 28 33 .459 Danville . .. .02 .28 34 .451 Lokansport . .02 . 21) 42 .323

played at Logansport lost. The game Avas

Terre Haute last night and

fast. . . Score Logansport, 5;Terre Haute, 2. Goals .Murphy, 5; Ilipson, 1; Harkins, 1. Stops Mullen, 40; Berry, 31. Fouls Wood, Ilipson. Referee Caley. Attendance 1,050.

Fort Wayne played at Danville, the ;

latter winning, stopping their losing streak. Score Danville, 7; Fort Wayne, 3. Stops Weimart, 30; Sutton, 34. Fouls Campbell, Tobin. Referee Kilgara. Attendance 800. I, RICHMOND GAINED ONE. The directors of the Western Roller polo league met at Anderson yesterday afternoon and did not com-

Jplete their session till last night. The

protested games which have been hanging fire for weeks were settled. Muncie lost two, Indianapolis gained one and Anderson and Richmond each one. The first game was that of January 4, Richmond protesting Muncie 's victory on account of metal rollers and lost. January 23 game between Anderson and Indianapolis, protested on account of a fight and police interference by Indianapolis was awarded to Indianapolis after a warm discussion. January 24 game between Muncie and Anderson at Muncie was protested by Anderson on account of players becoming ill in the dressing room, protest lost. Jan. 30 game between Anderson and Muncie in Anderson protested

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Hair Vigor Gray hair adds twenty years to the age.: Restore the color; keep young. Make your hair grow Ions and heavy. iilc:

on account of referee bv Muncie, protest lost. February IS yame at Indianapolis with Richmond --protested by Richmond 011 aCCOUnt loilr tuM-,,Aa vir,-

test lost. February 18 game at Muncie with Anderson protested by Anderson on account of refusal of Referee Moran to take .off goal when three fouls were scored. Protest carried and game awarded to Anderson. The directors started a new negotiation with eastern referees and re-employed Moran. Indianapolis plays at Anderson tonight and Marion at Elwood. Marion secured Harper from Terre Haute.

WEAK LUNGS. can not be reached by cough mixtures. nor can weak lungs be cured by taking od liver oils. It has been proven, however, that blood made healthy and made to circulate as it should by taking Vitona will cure weak lungs after other treatment fails. For an ordinary cough or cold nothing equals Vitona. It cures by strengthening. One sample bottle will prove its merit. For sale by Alford Drug company.

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A number of good farms for sale Dwellings at a bargain Vacant lots Money to Loan Fire Insurance Come and see me

ATENTS

Consult us. We

will advise you whether your ideas can be patented. Small i aiprovements and simple inventions have made much money fof the inven

tors. We develope your ideas or assist you in improving your invention. We take out pitents in United States, Canada and foreign countrits Our Urms are reasonable. JIarlatt Dozicr, 42-4:1 Colonial Bltlg. Richmond

Farmers! Now is the time to have your plows laid or new shears made. John Atkinson, north A, between eighth and ninth, Richmond.

Sometimes when a man becomes old in years and venerable in service; when he has reached the summit of fame and is basking in the smiles of his admiring countrymen, he will suddenly resign from public duties and retire to the well earned rest and recreations of private life Senator Hoar is an exception to this class of public men and is holding on to public life when he could serve the country best by his retirement from the senate. He has been a great and good man but some younger man could be found in Senator Hoar's grand old state and a. man who would be glad fo wear the toga of that distinguished body and. Avouhl and could render more vigorous and less abstractive service to his countrv.

Congressional situations in the Eighth and Eleventh Indiana districts seem to have features directly opposed. In one they are attempting to repudiate the old and nominate the new. In the other they want to defeat the new and restore the old. The outcome will be the nomination of Maj. Steele in the Eleventh and Congressman Cromer in the Eighth. Certain individuals are promising Dunlap great, things from the "other" counties, but promising and delivering are two different propositions."

A lying correspondent at Washington reported, at the time of Sen. Hanna's death, that Indiana's junior senator had demanded an appointment on the committee to attend Sen. .Hanna's funeral and had also asked for the dead senator's vacant seat in the upper chamber of congress. No one who knows Senator Beveridge ever believed a word of this stuff and the man who circulated such rot ought to be ashamed of himself. He is worse than a coward and meaner than a gorilla.

General Dick will succeed Mr. Hanna in the senate. Pure, unselfish friendship always has its rewa,t. Senator Hanna was the strongest factor in bringing out McKinley for the presidency. He was rewarded with a seat in the United States Senate. He did not expect this and during the McKinley campaign was actuated by nothing but personal friendship. Now Hanna is gone and his nearest friend will succeed him a tribute to both the living and the dead. Tt is known that $70,000,000 were contributed to schools. colleges, universities, libraries and hospitals during the past .year. This proves that the educational sentiment is growing. ' Ignorance and vice must get out of the way of intelligence and righteousness. Who says the world is not growing better? The Japanese tried Commander Hobson's heroic method of obstructing the entrance to Port Arthur but failed with the loss of four merchant ships. Japan's star is not as bright as it was a few days ago.

Western League Standing. Deafness Cannot be Cured Ly local application as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75 e. Hall's Family Pills are the best.

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Western League Standing.

Clubs. Played. W . L. Pet. Marion ...... G3 35 28 .556 Muncie .. . .05 30 28 .554 Richmond . ..00 35 31 .530 Anderson . ..03 31 32 .492 Elwood G5 20 3G .446 Indianapolis ..04 27 37 .422

Richmond lost the game at Muncie last night by a score of 11 to 4. The game was decidedly one-sided. Jessup left his pads on the train and could not pi a j', and "Corky" Harris, an amateur of Muncie, tended goal and made 48 stops, two more than Jessnp made here Wednesday night. Cunningham, jr., was taken out of the game in the second period and Haughton went in. Line-up and summary: Muncie. Position. Richmond. Higgins . .. . First rush Bone Cunningham,

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OUR GUARANTEE. Eaoh line of this advertisement isasmueh our personal guarantee for the Tightness of goods nd prices s though issued personally. We count this personal responsibility and the confidence it begets as the secret of our fceccess.

Beginning Saturday, February 27, 1904

The

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Money Cheerfully Refunded For Any Unsatisfactory Purchase

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OF THE RAIL ROAD STORE HAS CHANGED

. ; ; f Wr B. D. GAME Has been promoted and will in the future devote most of t his time in New York City as buyer for the large circuit of stores with which $1 this store is connected. Great bargain events are in store for the public through j. this important change. The Rail Road Store will derive many benefits there-

from and will be in position to oifer a continuous chain of u a beard of matchfs fri 7 If 11 rvi r nnAtint -tt

less Tli a inn renr U DDAWM will

bargains. 111C 1CV lUdlJdUI, IU1" L" UlVUUi .im

mediately plan great changes for the betterment of every department of this MONEY-SAVING STORE. Tremendous Price Cutting will be the first re-adjustment. In order to properly and conveniently adjust stocks they must first be reduced as much as possible. Hence

Store at a Reduced Price

including our various lines of Dry Goods, Carpets. Clothing, Cloaks, Shoes, Hats and Furnishing Goods. HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR ADJUSTMENT SALE PRICES

GOOD NEWS FROM THE CARPET SECTION.

Guaranteed Strictly all Wool Ingrain Carpets, yard wide Readjustment sale price yd 49c Hearth Rugs Size 30 x CO, double faced Manila wool fringe,

worth .$1.50 Re-adjustment Sale Price

3000 yds. of 17c and 20c yd. Matting Re-adjustment

Bargains From Dry. Goods Department. -Pest Standard Prints, all colors, regular

. . . 93c sale . 12i2

Calico-

goods, not more than 20yds to a customer, none to

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adjustment Sale Price per yd. rr' -i- i ! . i.i l. . i nr- !

dealers, Re- . . . . 5c.

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Yard wide unbleached Muslin, about 2,500 yds. Worth every

cent of 7iXc yd. Dealers not supplied. Re-adjustment Sale Price 5c Fine Dress Goods Reduced. ' Every Piece Dress Goods in the house at special reduced price during this sale. Fancy t Zibelines 48 to 54 in. wide All new colors and strictly up-to-date in every particular regular 9Se goods, Re-adjustment Sale per yard 59c

1 Lot Fancy Zibelines All new. Regular 50c goods to p adjustment Sale Price per yd Ladies' Jackets Greatly Reduced. ANY $8, $10, or $12 Jacket, Re-adjustment Sale Priee.

at Re- ... 35c . $4.49

ANY $5, $0, or $7 Jacket, Re- adjustment Sale Price $2.49 ANY JACKET in the house $6.98 This includes ALL JACKETS that formerly sold at $15.00-$1G.-50 and $20.00. Men's Rubber lined Duck and Covert Water Proof Work Coats during this Re-adjustment Sale, Half-Priee.

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Corner 8th and North E Streets, Out of the High Rent District

We G'lVS Green Trading Stamps. Don't forget the date on which the sale begins, February 27th

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Met 's Fine Si"'s and Overcoats Reduced. Men's $5, $0 and $7.50 Overcoats. Re-adjustment price.... $4.00 Men's $8.50, $10, and $11 Overcoats Re-adjustment price.. $6.00 Men's $15 to $20 Coats go at Re-adjustment Sale price... $10.00 ODDS and ENDS of Men's $7.50, $8.50, $10.00 SUITS go at Readjustment Sale Price $5.00 35 BLUE SERGE SUITS, worth $10.00 and $12.00 $6.98 LOT of ODDS and ENDS of THIS Seasons Pest Selling $15.00 Suit, Re-adjustment Sale Price l. . . $10.00 1 Lot of Children's Fancy Caps. Re-adjustment Price 10c Medium Weight Undervests-Sizes 22 to 34, Regular 30e Garment, Readjustment Sale Price eaaeh 13c Every Garment of Men's Underwear at a Very Liberal Discount. A Good Time to Lay in a Supply for Next Season. Fine Table Linens Reduced.

SOc 48c

Fine Satin Damask $1.25 value, 2 to 3 yd. lengths, for .. The Goc. kind 2, 2U and 3 yd. lengths, for

All Shoes Marked Down. Ladies American Girl, $2.50 Shoes, 1 lot to close, Re-adjustment Sale Price .51.98

Shoes Re-adjustment

1 Small Lot Ladies $3.50 Patent Leather Sale Price $2.19

ON OUR REMNANT COUNTER ALL KINDS of Piece Goods at Half Trice.

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