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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUI1 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1904.

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jjJolin S. FltzglbDons. City Editor.

H UNi(p)iABEL

Business would flow in from Ine most unexpected quarters, and when we took time to investigate, we could always trace it direct to some of our advertising. Col. Geo. Merritt, ol Waterbury Watch Co.

DAYS OF H00D00ISM. . Puritan, Pilgrim and Separatist were plain, easily understood terms and served well their purpose. Later eame Methodism, Presbyt irianism and Unitarianism and others. They are all right they mean something but now we are in an age of Hoodooism. Many people get tired of the old and put on the new. An exchange describes the conditions thus: ; ' ' Some fellow starts an ark and the rabble gets aboard. Let some longhaired, wool-jerker come along and we start with him for the happy land of Canaan. In this happy Hooligan land we have now more than three hundred variant sorts of creeds and new ones emerge almost every week. Dowieism has just movel its ark. Joe Smith and his progeny are on the boards in the calcium. Down in Maine on one of the sandy hills there flourisheth "The Holy Ghost .and Us Society.' The prophet of that band is the "Holy Ghost" and the rest of the company is the "Us." It is the "Us" that rakes up the dust and turns it over to the head hoodooer. Then there is another band called Holy Rollers don't see what would be the matter with High rollers and some sort of glamour moves the fanatical

people and they fall in. Is the raceof mankind never to get away from

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tne rait oi necromancy, supeiuaimouom au luaiiuunij

The victory of Fred Landis over Major Steele is due to, at least, two things. Mr. Landis was in office and Mr. Steele was on the outside. This proves that an individual in office is stronger, politically, than an individual out of office. The contrary is true of a party. A party out of power is stronger than a party in power. Again, Mr. Landis is a young man and there is a tendency to bring young man to the front and retire the old veterans who have passed the period of best service. The contest in the Eleventh district was altogether friendly and leaves no sore spots. The talk about a canal across the isthmus has continued for centuries but now comes the command, from the-President, "Dig the Canal." President Roosevelt will have helped to make A good-deal of history by the time he completes an administration beginning m 1905. " " Alexander Dowie is having trouble with an Avstralian mob, : nJ he may have to call on the United States to protect him. The old blather skite has sought this trouble and ought to get out of it1 the best way he can.

Richmond is among the few cities in Indiana that escaped the recent floods. In selecting the site of this city, the founders exercised considerable foresight. Senator Barton o Kansas and who has been convicted of bribery, is a native of Indiana and was a good. fellow, until he became a citizen of Kansas. .

HELP THE BOYS TOMORROW BIGHT

BY LENDING THEM YOUR PRESENCE AT THEIR ENTERv TAINMENT.

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Will be Benefited A Splendid Program and a Small Admission.

Music R. IT. S. Orchestra. "The Rivab," three selected scenes. Cast of Characters. Mrs. Miiiaprop Miss Lena Coffin. Lydia Lankuish Miss Tillara Haas. Lucy Hazel Reid. Sir Anthony Absolute Kar?. Pierson. Capt. Absolute (Beverly Arthur Meyers. ' Fag narry Sloan. Music R. H. S. Orchestra. Comic dancing by Messrs. "Fred Gennett, Harry Niles and George Ret-tig.

Poor Pillicody," comedy in one

act.

0-1 tomorrow night at the high school hall an entertainment will be given for the benefit of athletics in the school. Owing to a poor football and basketball season, the treasury of the Athletic association is at a low ebb, and this means of raising money will be taken. The entertainment will consist of the best parts of this year's Junior and Senior publics Many tickets have already been sold for the entertainment and a very large crowd is anticipated. Mr.ny each year desire to see the high school publics, bu: are not priviledged to do so. For thi reason the Athletic association decided to give parts of the two entertainments over again, so that the general public might be able to see the high school acting. The admission to the entertainment i3 fifteen cents. Reserved seats are ten cents extra. The plat is at the Westcott pharmacy. Only cne hundred seats have been put up to be reserved. The program is as follows:

Cast of Characters Poor Pillicody Mr. Chas. "Ward. Mrs. Pillicody Miss Juliet Corwin. ."M? Mr. O 'Scuttle Mr. Roy Carman. Mrs. O 'Scuttle Miss Jessie Beebn-. Jane Blount, the shop girl Miss Meva Deardorf. Scene A green house shop in England.

A loaf oC -''Ideal Bread" may look

I small to you, but it weighs 2 ounces I more than any other loaf.

The Kniuhts of Pythias of this city Coeur De Leon, Iola and Triumph lodges are arranging for n grand Pythian ball to be given in their temple Monday evening, April 11, 1904, the proceed? to go to refurnish and repair sarre. The lodges have spared no pains in making this one of the grandest Pythian balls ever given in this city. Invitations have been sent to surrounding towns and we expect one of the largest crowds ever assembled in n Pythian ball room. We have alsrt selected one of the very best Tehestras infhe city, consisting of eight pieces and composed of the lea-ling musicians in the country. The programs are elegantly finished in the colors of the order red, blue, yellow and consist of sixteen dances six

A LINGERING COUGH r The cough that holds on in spite of all remedies needs energetic and above all thor-

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Ough treatment.

cough

A mere

mixture, won't do.

Root out the cold that causes the cough. How? Scott's Emulsion. Why Scott's Emulsion ? Because it stops the irritation, soothes the tissues and heals the affected membranes. When? Right away, Scott's Emulsion begins to help with the first dose. People who have used Scott's Emulsion will not be satisfied with any of the numerous substitutes that are offered in the form of wines, extracts, cordials, etc. When life and health are at stake it is unwise to experiment with unknown and untried preparations, i We'll send you a sample free upon request. SCOTT & BOWXE, 409 Pearl Street, New York

ladies' choices and six extras. Grand march will take place promptly at 8:30 p. m. and will be led by members of the Uniform Rank. We send a cordial invitation to all Knights and their friends to help us in this worthv cause. Committee.

THEATRE TRAIN

Will be .Run From .Cincinnati on

s Wednesday and Saturday ,. , Nights. The Pennsylvania has made a new innovation a theatre train which will hereafter, on Saturday and Wednesday nights, leave Cincinnati at 11:30 p. m. This is for the convenience of persons attending the theaters who do not wish to spend the night in Cincinnati, but to return home immediately after the performance. This innovation will be greatly appreciated by the patrons of the road and tlreaters.

EEII1IG ' 'CATARRH

SO LITTLE UNDERSTOOD

To be Greatly Improved by the Bnild- ' ins cf a Wins on the West. The depot restaurant will soon be remodeled and made readv for the

j accommodation of travelers to the St. Louis exposition on thevfirst PennsylI 1 .1 .i

vania excursion., wmeu raKes juace May 6th. Peter Merkle, of Columbus, owner of the restaurant, was in the city yesterday conferring with his agent, Mr. J. F. Dwyer, in regard to the contemplated improvements. As stated exclusively in the Palladium some time ago, a temporary addition will be built on to the west wall of the sta

tion. The plans have now come and the work on the erection of this addition will be started soon. A contractor has the work in hand and will rush the completion of the new building as fast as possible. The addition will be of the same dimensions in 3very particular as the present restaurant and three, clerks will be sta- ' Honed in the addition. A dumb . waiter will connect the kitchen in the basement direct with the temorrv

Claims Many Thousands. A Tragedian's Thanlcs to fV-ru-na.

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restaurant.

The rush of travel

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I through this summer will be the laf gjest in the history of the city and the j

1 restaurant, managers intena to do

everything possible for the comfort and convenience of its patrons. The restaurant as it stands now will also be improved. A new counter will be placed in it in a few weeks, three new

electric fans will be put in operation itnd two large suction fans will be placed in the basement. The Avails and ceiling will be repainted and the en

tire room remodeled.

CHARLES C. ROSS. A dispatch from Washington says:

Charles C. Ross, of Richmond, has

been named by Senator Beveridge for

appointment as a cadet at West Point and by Representative Watson as alternate at Annapolis. There is more genuine eating qual

ities about "Ideal Bread" than any

other bread. - .

Eighteen ounces of pure bread stuff

in "Ideal.''

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ROBERT DOWIMIIMG, THE

In speaking of Peruna, Tlobert Down- I

M- til v 1U111US L 1 CK V ILVlt C3 "I fl fid Peruna a preventative against all sudden summer ills that swoop upon one in changing climates and water. It is the finest traveling companion and safeguard against malarial influences. "You may notice that persons in poor health always find the heat most intolerable; this I avoid by using Paruna. I know by the thermometer that the weather is ho., yet I have i'elt the heat less this summer than ever. "The cooling action of Peruna on the mucous membrane makes it invaluable to actors and singers, as it does away with that tendency to sudden hoarseness o ?.pt to overtake one on emerging from

a hot dressing room to a draughty stage. "To sum it up, Peruna has done ino more good than any tonic 1 have ever taken." Robert Downing. . Dr. Ilartman was the first physician in the United States to accurately describe Fystemic catarrh. His remedy Peruna, the only systemic catarrh remedy yet devised, is now known all over the civilized world. A person having used it once can never be persuaded to be without it when in need of such a remedy., . Write for a copy of Dr. Hartman'a latest book entitled "Summer, Catarrh,? Address Dr. Ilartman. Coin m bus. O

The Rtiirood Store's Special Easter News

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. reat assortment, selected from three of the foremost clothes makers in the United States, gives you the very newest fabrics in all prevailing colors. The cut

made-to-measure garments only our clothes cost about half a saving of 50 per

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OUR $15 EASTER SPECIAL SUIT In all the novelties cf the season, as well as blacks and blues, is attracting much attention. The great comfort and the nobby appearance it lends to the wearer are worthy of every man's consideration. BOYS1 CLOTHES FOR EASTER SI. 50, $2.00, S2.50, S3.00, S4.00 up to S6.50 The newest and best in the market is here for your selecting. Norfolks, Vest Suits and Double Breasted. - We'll be pleased to have you see these suits. -

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EASTER SHOES AND HATS

New styles and everything that is correct New Shoes at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 up to $5.00. New Hats $1.50. $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. SEE THE NEW BROWN HATS

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EASTER KID GLOVE SALE Regular $1 Undressed Kid Gloves in shades of brown, tan and plain black. Special for this week 09c pair. See our great 89c and $1 Kid Gloves. There are none better.

LADIES TAILORED SUITS for Easter Our showing in this department is exquisite. All the new and popular creations are here at a great saving in price ........

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