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THE IIORHTTTG PALLADIU1I. ; WEDNESDAY, 1IAE0H 21, 1906.

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TO B, HALE

: a BSE

UEDT0 ATT AOS OB; HEWUfAMADE BY JTOEXIACT ' HAPKOD.

MADE PROFOUND IMPRESSION

Former Richmond Man's Strong Address Before the Contemporay Club of Philadelphia.

home of Mrs. Mattie Kendall. A veij pleasant and profitable meeting was held. iour new numbers were enrolled. The next mating will be with Mf. Bertha Hampte, 17edneaday aftenioo llaiwh tS. The following people spent Smeday afternoon at Morrowhurst, ths guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Morrow: Mr; and1 Mrs Abner. Bulla, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Englebretseh, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoover, Laura Hoover, Claude Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fulghum Mr. and Mrs. Homer Estell, Laurece Estell, Mr. ' and Mrs. Charlie Bulla, Bertha Bulla, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gist. " Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Addleman, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Hodgin and children, Mr. and Mrs. Will Brooks, Stella Addleman, made up a bob sled party to Richmond Sunday and were the sruests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bailey.

Collier's Weekly of this week publishes an address made by Dr. William Bayard Hale, managing' editor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger before the Contemporary Club of that city, in reply to an address by Mr. Norman Hapgood on "The Tress and Public Morals." Dr. Hale, who formerly was a Richmondite, made a distinct impression in ; defending the newspapers against Mr. Hapgood 's attack. In closing his Dr. Hale said:

- - "The issue which Mr. Hapgood 0ll mised is not whether the press

:-'4 o tra nd indeDendent. The

t9 tvj uv issue is whether the press is to contimiA to he an asreney for the spread

of information or is to degenerate into a common scold. w jinnee at the publication

which Mr. Hapgood conducts with such signal ability, and what do we wr Wa find its whole strength

bent to bersuade us that

. the financial world is a structure of

rrnnt on: that the United fctaies

- TcTit-i i criminally inefficient:

that the United States Senate is a f UsolntA and incapable mil-

i:;Qa anA iha House a lair of

llvllnll vO w w bandits whose chief business lis the

promotion of private graft bills; that wr pensioners are dead beats; that

college athletic victories are bought and sold; that conspirators are running off with Niagara Falls; that

oprrtrs are thieves and druggists

inrr1preis: .that the press is venal

and the pulpit invertebrate; that the whole activity of man is larceny, wrecking, .franchise

fraudulent foods and deadly

Vnr inn life of me I can not see

nv more to despise in the yellow so

ciety sheet tnai assassinates fu, nnnt ftfinna than there is to regret in

a yellow weekly that systematically calumniates public' institutions and undermines confidence in the general

good faith and moal purpose upon

wmcn ine wuuie iouuv v -

rests."

The Breath of Life. It's a significant fact that the strongest animal of its size, the gorilla, also has the largest lungs. Powerful lungs means powerful creatures. How to keep tho breathing organs right, should be man's chief est study. Like thousands of others, Mrs. .Ora A. Stephens, of Port Williams, O., has learned how to do this. She writes: "Three bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery stopped my cough of two years and cured me of what my its grand for throat and lung troubles.'.' Guaranteed by A. O. Lnken and Co., druggists. Price 50c and f 1.00. Trial hottl free.

HUMOR OF: THE flOUlt Gwltr Frwfteleni. tmmmf srokr iwddenfy rote the par- i

Isr mm Gxj 4 erase wrxm Us A rat

tfstfMt es Vrr. Cwb'i

wtnfiv effeewee e pe)n

ttie 9Wttew(x9rv ejea

BenncL wMed Iff.

wWi a toncfi ef eutJuwo't fn his

"I am now boldlns the qoeen." . Ton nrost be good at It." answered Sammy as he backed out of the room. "I heard Uncle Jaek say that you hekl four queens last night." Lipplncott's Magazine. ' . Not Card Enthusiast. "Mrs. Blank wears swell clothes, but her hands look as If she had worked iu her early days. Did you notice it?" said Miss Cutting. "No, I didn't notice her bands." said another of the guests, "but I Judged by her conversation that she had done something in her life that was more sensible than playing bridge whist" Detroit Free Press.

Oftea Tin ffiisjp Jlro

-V trj o rkm Owtr beriwsmf

THESE BtHES SHALL RISE AGfllt

. Quite EMentlal. TToung Roxley is learning to be a machinist." "Ah! Very commendable. Wants to have a' trade so that if anything should happen to his fortune be can" "Nonsense! ' No. He simply wants to be able to keep his automobile going." Philadelphia Ledger.

SILVER POINT

A Glfta! Yawtk. '. "Teu consider Mr. Bllggins' clever T "Tee," answered Miss Cayenne.' ' "But he never says anything." No ; he Is "clever enough to - foresee that what he might say would probably not be clever, and that is very exceptional." Washington Star.

that

It sH

thaw

in the disorder of

Chaaa 'moat important organs. - The kidneys "filter and purify the bloodthat is their work.

Therefore, when year kidneys are weak err emt of fcrdw. vnu can understand how

quickly your entire body is affected and

bow every organ seetas to iau 10 ao us

duty. If you are sick or " feel badly," begin taking the great kidney remedy. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon as j-our kidneys are well they will help all the other organs to health. A trial will co"ince anyone. . ? If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases, and is sold

on its merits by all

druggists in ntty-cent and one-dollar size

bottles. You may hnv a aatnnle bottle

by mail tree, also a pampnieiieiang you how to find out if you have kidney or . uAAr tronhle. -Mention this naner

when writing to Dr. Kilmer Co., Binghamton, Y . 1 Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root; 'and ther address, Bhi&hamton, N. Y., on every bottle.

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Here

SO IS

Boom ot

-aet.

rvnr-v, n

The winter brings

(Palladium Correspondence.) Silver Point, Ind., March 20-

Miss Ethel Davis of Richmond, visited friends here last week.

Mr. and Mrs. A. O.' Haisley visited

Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Pitts of Rich

mond Sunday.

Mr. Alonzo Thompson- has been

visiting "his father, John Thompson

of Richmond, who is critically 11.

. ha." ' "

; Mr. Herbert King visited his uncle

Mr.Luther King, Sunday.

Master Ferrie King is on the sick

Iast Pridav evenine there was an

, - W,, . . . enjoyable masquerade party at the hbme of William A. Harris on the

occasion of his forty-first birthday

anniversary. A magnificent supper

was served. Those present were

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis; Mr. and

Mrs. Andrew McKinney; Mr. and

Mrs. Julius Davis; Mr. Earnest, Da-

vpnnort and Mr. Wilson DeVoe ; the

Misses . Stella. Thompson and JNeine

Whitacre; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Har-

ris and family. ; i,s . v

i ' 1 "To Cure I Telon"

savs Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg,

Kan.. 'Must cover it over witti Buck-

...

len's Arnica Salve and the Salve will

do the rest." Quickest cure for

Burns, Boils, Sores, Sealds, Wounds,

Piles. Eczema. Salt Rheum, Chapped

Hands, Sore Feet and' Sore ;- .byes.

Only 25c at A. G. Lnken & Co., drug

store. Guaranteed.

WUUns fa Testify. Mrs. Nexdore A prominent judge of vocal music tried my daughter's voice today and Mrs. Pepprey--Well, if be had called me as a witness I'm sure he'd have given a verdict of "guilty. Philadelphia Prees. "

Jvat a Tip.

Miss Country Maid I was reading In

n magazine that In the city hotels one

often sees perms about tne arning i

rooms. What kind of palm Is the most .

promtneot?

Mr. Dineout The waiter's, Chicago

J4ews.

THE GHiCAGO, CIIIGIIIIIATI &

LOUISVILLE R. R. ( TBE NEt)f WAY) Offeetlve Fe briiary 25thv 1906. SAST BOUWD.

Snow and

Gold

Iteave Richmond ....... : . Oottage Grove... Arrlva Cincinnati ,

Arrives from the East.

iJeava Cincinnati.

, " Cottaceura..

Arrive Rlehmoudi

Too "Bad t

" " '

Deafness Cannot Be Cured

w loftal amrtications, as they cannot

ili a diseased rjortion of the ear.

There is only one way to cure deafness, and that' is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an

;nflTmd condition of the mucous lin

i nf the Eustachian Tubes. When

this tube is inflamed you have a 'rum

bling' sound or imperfect hearing,

and when it is entirely ciosea, aeaities is the "result, and unless the in-

u.v ...

flammation can bo taken out and tnis nh' restored to its normal condition

hearing will be destroyed " forever ; nine cases but of ten are caused by

f!atarrh. which is nothing but an in-

Aimed condition of the mucous sur-

fftCAS.

We will give One Hundred Dollars fnr Anv case of deafness (caused by

catarrh) that cannot be ''cured by

I Hall's Catarh Cure. Send for cir

culars, free.

! F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.

Sold bv druarists,75c. .

j Take Hall's Family Pills for con

stipation, v,

CHESTER

MILTOII

(Paladium Corresiwndence.)

dall is ranidlv improving.

O. Vj (Ksicr is ami Dumuuj,

I with grip.

Cooper's Orchestra played at

Webster Saturday night.

Mrs. Harry Wright is much im

proved in health. Nora Kerlin is convalescent.

; Ben Martin and family are in their new "home at Richmond and

"Hiarles Makesell of Hollandsburg

las moved on the Martin farm.

Chester Ladies Union Aid society

net Wednesday afternoon at the

(Palladium Correspondence.)

Milton, Ind., March 20. Miss No

ra Doddridge of Doddridge Chapel,

visited Miss Nora Campbell Friday.

Thfi dance Friday evening, was

poorly attended, owing to the cold

weather.

Miss Elizabeth Smelser entertained

the high school girls at the home of

Willard' Williams Saturday after

noon.

E. A. Manlove of Indianapolis

spent a few days with his parents a

Manlove Park.

The pupils of the high school en

joyed a bob-sled ride to the neigh-

borincr towns Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Florea gave a

St. Patrick's card party Saturday

evening at their country home south

of Milton.

The revival at the M. E. church

closed Friday night.

Rev. 'Ed. Robinson of Evansville,

has bepn the guest of Rev. A. R.

Jones and family.

Ernest Doty of Indianapolis, spent

Sunday with his parents.

Miss Hazel Moore of Rushville,

spent a few days visiting Milton rel

atives.

IMjss Iva Burns has returned from

Rush county where she taught this

winter. .

Mr. and Mrs. John Thurman spent

Sunday with her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Frank Doty.

Rev. MeCormick preached two

good sermons at the Christian church

Sunday.

' Mrs. G.! W. Callaway is ill.

Charitable Lady But a man last

week told me exactly the same story. .

TramD Tea. lady. Ton see, I made

a fatal mistake in not having the history of me life copyrighted. 1 :

Kind to Her. 1

He And is your father a kind par

ent? i.i

She-1-Why. yes: I have to think he Is

when I remember what be did to the

last man who asked me for my hand,-

mm . A A.

X on iters Biaieeman.

ProiMtrty Bkella.

'Walter. where' are those blue points

I ordered a half hour ago 7

8cry.'slr. but another gent's ;twur

the shells now. When he's done . V 11

hurry your order right along." Phila

delphla Inquirer.

ALWAYS

WEST BOUKJ

Leave RlohmonJ..:.: 10 45 7 10 8 6o Muncle..f.,..r. 12 CO 8 25 10 10 Arrive Marlon.. U..M.... 12 67 19 1106 Peru 1 68 10 10 12 00 " North Jiijon..... A 8 65 i Arrives from the Weit. A. m. ipm Leave Peru................ 5 45 12 60 4 40 Arrive Richmond 9 06 4 00 7 M

Dallv. tDaily except Sunday, s Sunday

only, a Runs to North Judson dally ex cant Sunday.

All east-bound trains make direct connec

tions at Cottage ttrove witn u., tt. jj. ior

Uxiora, xiaiuiiiou, xjiuriy ,uxiu.r vinw buu Rushville. . . . , , .

ifao fnrthar information reaardlna rates

C A. dLAIR.

141 !Pass. and Ticket At.

HAS V

JUL I

Oil;,:.

Hla Art.

MI wouldn't call Daubsbn an artist.

The Dlcturee he paints are frights."

But you ought to see how easuy ne

hornswoggles people Into buying them.

He's certainly an artist" Kansas Oity Times.

A Better ImBrcwion. ''

Do you think that travel will enable

that young man to make a better Im

pression V .

"Yes, answered Miss Cayenne, "dur

ing bis absence." Washington Star. ;

LINES-

ABTT gf Round' Trip Cpl rrom Richmond

if A S H iloftiN.

MorchC24th

Return limit. April 2d, permj

Nothing better can be had for ground than the

Reduced Fares to

I AC AMr.PI I

tlLv7th to lOtk. Shcfhers

. Imperial GbunJll.. SAN 5RAblSCO

July 9th" to 18th, NaUonal Educational!

.Association uonTenuwn. Special low fare ficKets ; Sou Hi. Southwest and Norlhwcst.

r or aeiaiis suout nxcuruvus. fares to any point, and particulars about Pennsylvania Lines passenger service.

consult ' C. W. CLftCR, Tlckcf Agt., , ' Richmond, Ind.

Made by Mr. Mertz

So Tfcex Are.

"It's funny that undertakers should

be so called."

"Why so?

'Because they're the final overtaken

of us all.' Baltimore Sun,

"Had 'dj-spepsia'.or indicrestion for

years. Ko appetite, and what I did

eat distressed me terribly. Burdock

Blood Bitters cured me." J. H.

'Walker, Sunhury, Ohio.

Hal ICoafc Ctaeaalmar.

The two grlzxly ' bears bad Just

boarded the ark. -

rWboee chauffeurs are they?" asked

Noah. Judge.

Merely Human.

It Isn't hard to give advice ...

. Or write a sons: of hope and cneer.

The poet's Job is rather nice

At certain seasons or tne year.

Ifs fine to laud the laughing lip.

The eond of the smile to teach: .

But, heavens, when you've got the strip.

It's hard to practice what you preacni

It's very fine, of course, to scoff .

At human Ills as small Indeed

And say "the smile that won't come off"

Is all the medicine we need.

Ifs nice to urge e men to skip - The swear word as a part of speech: : But. heavens, when you've got the grip.

Irs hard to practice what you preacni

T. A. Daly in Catholic stanaara

' Tunes.

HOLD DAY

. TO

Wabhinston, D. C.

Via c7fi?jdj&

And choice of rvutea from

ClnVtatl.

& Qvamons Battle Field

i Picturesque C. .& O.

Capitol. , '.J.U

017.CO n?Ru,?D . . .... .. .... . . - . .

Pate of sale March MTb. Tickets good

returning to and lncitiOang April to. For particulars call on

C A. Blair, Pass, and Ticket o-

, HOXI T8U

Spring will soon be here, MA with it planting time.

You will need fertilizer.

See Mertz.

(in Pui(nirll

a . .

Bone fertilizer makeolpnolay -1

Put up in iob lb. Tb;

4 fe.

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It pours the oil of . life into your svstem. It warms you up and starts

"the life -blood circulating. That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain does. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.

J For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.

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