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THE MOENING PALLADIUM SATURDAY, MARCH 10. 1906.

PHILLIPS

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nr. danci& and talking, i nniTOT'.TLY AND HATFIELD S MINSTRELS.

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THEATRE

0a. MURRAY, Les?e'and Xanagtr Matinee daily 3 p. m. JSveaings 8:15 p. m. WEEK OP MARCH 5. A-MISS QRATCE MILLER.

Orerttire. B-MUSICAL HARTS. Novelty Musical Act. 0 THE JESTER. GEO. W. LESLIE.

Funny Songs and

D Howard Powers & T

The hum

tistie singii

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Illustratei r-LEWIS

Negro Impersonators. O THE WILEY FERRIS CO. The Irish Japanese, introducing acrobatic feats, posturing and foot jugRling. H THE PHILOSCOPE. The latest motion pictures.

Special ladies' and children's mat-

Inwe daily, 5 cents, except ov Mori

day. when each lady will be given a box of bon-bons, and on Wednesday a handsome wouvenir. Candy to

children on Saturday matinee.

JENNETT '

.'. n EATER!

Tra Swisher, Lessee and Manager.

In con juuction with the Western Vaudeville

JXaimircrs'Assocla'ii"

parts of

childrden on Tues-

ns.

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BROF. GUif

Ovctture. j

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Admission 10 cents to

the hou&e. Ladies will be admitted for 5

day and Friday i

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FREDERICK.

IT FAMILY. 4

Prenmer Jrcrobats and Gymnasts,

perforng seemingly impossible tricks upon shoulders and feet. MARGUERITE NEWTON. Singing comedienne. Introducing Songs and Stories. BUD FARNUM TRIO. Comedy Instrumentalists.' Bud Farnum. Chas. Dowling, Chas. DeYoe. J. W. SHERRY. Singing and talking entertatiner. MR. ERNEST RENK. Illustrated Songs: "In the Valley Where the Bluebird Sings." "Because She Was the Mother of My Child." COLTON & DARROW.

"A Cure for the Blues." class comedy and singing. MOTION PICTURES. "A Hurried Moving In."

Bewitched Traveler." "The Phantom Guards." "Flags and Faces of all Nations." Admission 10 cents to all parts of the house. Tuesday and Friday matinee, ladies and children 5 cents. Saturday matinee, children 5 cents.

AT THE THEATERS

MANAGER MURRAY ANNOUNCES ANOTHER STRONG BILL FOR HIS HOUSE.

There Will be no Vaudeville at The Gennett the Coming Week on Account of the Numerous Other AttractionsManager Swisher Says That Prince Chap Will be One of the Best Things Seen Here This Year.

High

The

Although one might think that by this time all the vaudeville performers who visit cities of this size had already been seen here, Manager Murray, of the New Phillips, comes forward with an announcement for next week that shows no familiar names except that of Miss Grace Miller, the faithful and efficient piano player, and Cal. Lankert, who sings the illustrated songs, nd who is by far the best of any one yet heard in this role at the New Phillips. The bill that will be inaugurated Monday afternoon will include novelty club

juggling, comedy acrobats, illustrat

ed songs, clog and trick dancing, juvenile singing, comedy novelties and the motion pictures. Advance no

tices indicate that the performers

will prove themselves well worthy of the liberal patronage that is expected. The full program for the week

is as follows:

Miss Grayce Miller, piano over

ture.

Dedwater Trio, novelty club jugglers. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Royer, comedy acrobats. Cal Lankert, illustrated songs, "While the Convent Bells Are Ringing" and "Please Leaves the Gates Ajar." Dancing Downs, character change artists and solo clog and trick reel

1 dancers.

Augusta Bell, the juvenile Patti. Sanford and Darlington, in a comedy novelty, "Twenty Minutes in Vaudeville." The Philoscope showing "A Leadville Holdup" and "Awakens." Last Performance This Evening. As there will be no vaudeville at the Gennett next week a record breaking crowd is expected for the

final performance of the present

strong bill, tonight. Next week Manager Swisher will present three shows and so many breaks would not permit of a vaudeville program. He

actly the same production as given in New York. The story of "The Prince Chap" is simple. A poor artist has forced upon him by the death of a friend, little Claudia, a girl aged 5 years. Poor as he is, he brings up, caring for her, until she is 18 years of age, when love creeps in unknown to both the young lady and the man. In the climax they realize the true condition of their hearts. Alice Travers, the girl the prince chap thinks he is in love with, leaves him for a richer man and thereby furnishes the only discordant note in the whole combination of laughter and delicate sentiment. The entire New York production will appear at the Gennett theatre the night of March 14. The Minstrel. There is an idea of the ridiculous associated in the minds of most people with the negro that makes stage impressions of negro humor enjoyable to all persons in all sections. The negro is seldom taken seriously. His attitude is always that of a comedian, his native make up even savors of the grotesque. Always endowed with a keen sense of humor himself, he is enabled to play upon those elements that go to make a good clown. There are no unhappy negroes. They live for the hour, the minute and

HARRY SHUNK. WITH DONNELLY AND HATFIELD.

Nasal CATARRH In all its stages.

cleanse, eoothes and heals

the diseased membrane. It ctirea caUrth and drives way a cold in the Load

quickly.

over tie meiUDrane aim 10 - mnm Thic xr-ooli-'a hnc nocc hno

mediate and a euro follows. Itisnoi arying does BolTproduc meemK. Large size, 50 cents at Drug- been very satisfactory to the Gennett

gists or by mall ; Trial Size, 10 cents.

they dance or sing away any sadness that might betray them for the intant. There are German and Irish enmpdiiins. "FYpnph nnd "Flncrlish mm-

will give considerable attention to j edians but the ebony hued gon o some extra good features that he'n, c crtn, u n.

Ely's Cream Baling; jw to secure for the patrons of the for his humor is broad natural and

uenueiL a memuer 01 me spontaneous. The comedy portion Western "Vaudeville Managers' As- cf the Donnelly and Hatefild Magnifisoeiation, Mr. Swisher is m position . cent Minstrelgj under the personal dito get the best m vaudeville that can ' nf A1 n -cm ?

Cream Halm is placed into the nostrils, pprcado , be liaJ for a cij-y the size of Rich-' v, - atAv f ,er the membrane and isabsorbed. Relief lslm-!nion(l Thia wpl,s hns:npss ,Jto men who have made a study of

negro cnaracter tor many years, ine names of Tommy Donnelly, princi-

Sicll Headache When your head aches, there is a storm in the nervous system, centering in the brain. This irritation produces pain in the head, and the turbulent nerve current sent to the stomach causes nausea, vomiting. This is sick headache, and is dangerous, as frequent and prolonged attacks weaken the brain, resulting in loss of memory, inflammation, epilepsy, fits, dizziness, etc. Allay this stormy, irritated, aching condition by taking Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. They stop the pain by soothing, strengthening and relieving the tension upon the nerves not by paralyzing them, as do most headache remedies. Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do not contain opium, morphine, chloral,cocaine or similar drugs. 'Tick hoadacho is hereditary In my family. lly father euCered a treat d:al. and for many years I have had spoils tliat were so sevrre that 1 was unalle to attend to my business aJTalrs for a day or jo fit a timo. Durinr a very vere attrck of he.7:!ache, I took Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Puis end they relieve-ii me ahnost immediately. Sir.ce then 1 talce them when I Tcel the Byeil coining: on and it. f4o;s it at one. JOHN J. McKHI-AJN, Pres. S. B. Co.. SouUi Dentl. Ind. Dr. Miter Anil-Pain Pills ere sold by ?our druo.c;'rt. v.ho ill puarsntea that he first fKks vvitl leucDl. If It fn M he w"t return vour nicr.ey. Zb c!csi, 25 csnt. uiv or In bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind

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BURIED AT HAGERSTOVH

Hagerstown, Ind., March 9. (Spe

cial.) The remains of Michael Gebhafrt, an old time resident of this place and an uncle of Mahlon Gebhart,vere brought to this place from

Portland Ind., and buried March 7,

in the Dunkard cemetery, west of

this city. Mr. Gebhart was born

and raised in this community and had

many acquaintances among its older

residents. Rev. Fred Stovenour of

Portland, delivered the funeral ora tion.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has no

use for society and particularly the

"400." He can't see any six per

cent in it.

Bears the 7& Kind You Have Always Bought

ciguatera of

While Pat Crowe would prefer his liberty he must feel that a verdict of acquittal is a great blow to his

professional reputation.

Three little rules we all should keep,

To make life happy and bright,

Smile in the morninig, smile at noon, . Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.

For sale by A. G. Luken & Cou

It is difficult to see where the big

battle between Tom Lawson and the "system" served any useful purpose. Both Tom and the system survive.

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TUESDAY NIGHT,

THE BEST EVEI

I ARCH 13

nnrin

3 UU1M

LLY & HATFIELD

IVlAGNItrlCENT MINSTRELS ... DtRQCTION OF AL. G. FIELD

A Guaranteed Attraction. 40 People on the Stage 40 Organized to Please.

PRICES 7Sc. nc, 2."c Seats on aale at the Wastcott Pharmacy $ Saturday morning, March 10th.

GENNETT THEATRE

Wai-thr N. Lawrence Presents

RJCE

IRA SWISHER MAVAGFR

WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 14

CYRIISCOTT in

THE P

CHAP

EDWABD PKPLK

A Dclibtful ITamaiLray. With entire New York Pro-Taction and

Cast. " TlJnly new thiag of the season with genuine feeling to it."- Public Opinion, Sept. 80th, 1905. PRICES $14). $l.no. 7.c, c. 25c. Saatt on sale at the AVestcott Pharmacy Monday morning, March 12.

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Open Every Morning anT Afternoon. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings. .

Piano and drum every afternoon and Sat. morning

FUUL BAND

Evenmgs ana Saturday Afternoons.

Admission-MVIen, 15c ; Ladies Free. Skates for ladies and gentlemen, !0c.

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-New Method of Obtumdum Sensatlvo Dentine

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ELY BUOTIIEU3. 64 Warren Street, New York

management.

A Bunch of really good points may be gained by trying Richmond Export Beer. You will find it best in flavor best in quality and best in every point for whiei food beer is noted. THE tllllGK BREWING New Pbone 42

Wlien New York City first beheld

Cyril Scott as a dramatic star in

Tiirt TMnn rv, or-, n !, .1

i"v jl nine jua'f iuc muc uxauiik called the " daintiest,' ' it held up hands in surprise because for the six years past he had been shining in musical comedy exclusively, but soon came the conviction that he was in

his right sphere and that his work in musical comedy was but a lapse from his true walk in histrionic life. Previous to his experences in Florodora he had been in the Augustine Daily Lyceum and Charles Frohman

Empire stock companies on Broadway in the capacity of leading man with success. He came under the dramatic managemnt of . "Walter N. Lawrense again quite naturally, and for five months during the run of "The Prince Chap," at the Madison Square and Joe Weber Theatres the most critical city in the world was loud in his praise. At the Belasco the week of March 5th, Mr. Scott and the entire New York company will be presented in the drama with ex-

pal comedian for the Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels for the past seventeen years, Harry C. Shunk, Arthur Crawford, Lee Edmonds, and Frank Miller will bring to the minds of many the antics of old favorites gone by. This bunch of comedians with a score of others, will drive care

to the dogs, and are a safe guarantee

for an evening's entertainment. They

are at the Gennett theatre, Tuesday

night, March 13th.

CASTOR I A Fc T..r..7ita and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough

Bears the Signature of

The price of wheat is being ham

mered down in the Cicago grain pit, but it is still too high to encourage Mr. Bryan in renewing his talk about

wheat and silver going hand in hand, right law.

Discussing the Panama canal. Secretary Taft says: "After every truthful man and every liar has been

heard then let the work go on."

CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

Department of Public Works, Office

of the Board, Richmond, Ind.

To Whom it May Concern:

Notice is hereby given by the

Board of Public Tjrks of the City

of Richmond, IndianaX that on the

9th day of March, 19(M, they unanimously adopted Improvement Reso

lution No. 2. 1906, provide for the

construction

both sides

School str

uniform w

The Bo

city has fixed Wednes

1906, as a date

monstrances may be

'ublic

ement sidewalks on

street from

Street, to a

f5t.

brks of said

March 21,

which re-

fed or present

ed by persons infeffrjlted in, or. af

fected by, said proposed Improvement as above described, and on said

day, at 10 o'clock a. m. said Board will meet at its office for the pur

pose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may hSve been filed or presented, and for the pur

pose of taking final action thereon.

Such action shall be final and con elusive upon all persons. WILLIAM H. ROSA,

JOHN F. DAYENPORT, JOS. S. ZELLER, Board of Public Works.

Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco is

to seize the street railway, the fran

chise of which has expired, and give an example of immediate municipal

ownership. Mayor Dunne must be

tempted to bring suit under the

4. iffirawaraa, saax.

DR. L. S.,CHEM

100 South Ninth

Ltest Methods In BrlaWe Wq

Gt U WW m III

'Jf nd Phone 1741.

The Palladium publishes more live

news than any other Richmond paper. Many people are telling the papei what they have heard. All are trying to win the dollar prize. It's fun to be in a contest, try it and see. A dollar is not to be shunned

when honestly earned. Give us a

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Mary Gard, Amanda Hartman, Mrs.

J. D. Hobson, Margaret Mays, Lillie

B. Berkets, 2, Ethel Critzer, Minnie

Davis, Elizabeth Gray, Jauline Hen

derson, Edna Hester, Mrs. E. V.

House, Mabel Halmore, Anna Reller.

GENTLEMAN LIST. Archie Anderson, James H. Con

nelly, Fred Dine, W. B. Gifron, Chas.

Kinheart, Delia N. Margey, Ora

Nance, J. H. Simon, The Fidelity

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LADIES I make from $18 to $30 per week and want you to have the same opportunity. The work ia very pleasant and will pay you handsomely foe even your spare time. I speak from 'experience, as I have often

made $10.00 in a single day. This

is no deception. I want no money and will gladly send full particulars to all. Address, Mrs. W. W. Mitchell, Box 10, Portland, Maine.

Tickets on sale daily February 15th to April 7th from Chicago to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver and other Pacific Coast points. Corespondingly low rates from other points. Daily and personally conducted tourist car parties in tourist sleeping cars from Chicago to San Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland without change. Double berth in these ears, (accommodating two people) only $7.00. For booklets, describing the Pacific Coast, its climate and resources, maps, train schedule and full information, apply to or address any agent of the North-West-ern line or M. U. Wegener, Trar. Agt., 215 Jackson BfefL,, Chieago, JH