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The Kind You Hare Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its Infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with, and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
poric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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Drs. Chenoweth & Dykeman
DENTISTS
Masonic Temple, Cor. 9th and North A Sts.
AN ADDRESSBY WATSOH
To Speak at K. of P. Conven
tion in Marion.
BIG TIME IN PROSPECT.
Marion, Ind., March 20. Bis pre
parations are being: made for the Sev
enth district convention of the
Knights of Pythias to be held here
Thursday. It is expected that fully
2,000 visiting knights "will attend. The
Marion lodge recently occupied its
new home, and is in position to wel
come the visitors.
One of the features will be a street
parade, led by the Kokomo Uniform
Hank No. 6. A. L. Lawshe, recently
appointed third assistant postmaster
general, is one of the speakers, nad
Congressman James Watson also will
be present. Morning, afternoon and
evening sessions will be held.
Among those taking part on the af
ternoon program will be the Rev, W.
E. Murray of Lafontaine, the Hon. G.
A. Osborn of Marion, District Deputy
Chancellor F. A. Payne of Wabash,
Grand Chancellor Jonce Monyhan of
Orleans, Ind., and Charles C. Smith of
Wabash. The exemplification of the
page rank in amplified form will be
given by the Swa3rzee Lodge No. 431.
REPORT OF SCHOOLS
FOR THPAST MONTH
It Shows That the General En
rollment Was 3,342.
GAINS FROM ACCESSIONS.
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FACTS FROM FRANCE.
There. I in, Paris a small theater for
the deaf and dumb.
Up to the revolution of 1T89 public
executioners usually performed surgi
cal operations in France.
M. de Vallyer, who established a pri
vate penny post In Paris In 1653, is also
eaid to have invented envelopes.
The largest theater in the world is
the opera house In Paris. It covers
three acres of ground, its cubic mass
is 4.287,000 feet, and it cost 100,000,000
francs.
The financial position of the munici
pality of Paris was in a somewhat un
satisfactory state at the close of last
year, and to meet the situation it is
proposed to raise a loan of 315,000,000
francs ($63,000,000), which will enable
the municipality to undertake some Im
portant works that have long been con
sidered necessary.
Pefc Tre. For FlantlMX-
In the matter of setting out peach
trees the first essential Is the tree. I
'want the largest tree of Its age I can
get. In the matter of trimming, our
whole theory is to have a low headed
tree, headed down rather than in. I
do not want close heading, but a freo
circulation of air and plenty of sun
shine. We have never used small
trees. It always seemed to me that 8
good big tree, with a good root sys
tem. Is capable of pro wing into a big
ger tree. Joeenh Harton. New Jersey.
The report for the first month of the
second semester of th Richmond pub
lic schools, was completed Tuesday,
and shows that the general enroll
ment was 3,342 there being 1.6G0 boys
and 1,073 girls. The term and month
ly enrollment was 2,905. The aver
daily attendance was 2.600. The sta
tistics as compiled' follow:
General enrollment, boys, 1660; girls,
1,673; total. 3,342.
Term enrollment ... 2.005
Monthly enrollment ..2,905
Average number belonging ...2,812
Average daily attendance 2,(.)
Per cent, of attendance 02 7-10
Number remaining at end of
last month 2,648
Gains by accession ............ 188
Number remaining at date ... .2.73S
Number not tardy .... ...2.SG4
Number not absent .... ......1,352
Number neither tardy nor ab
sent ,..1,228
Number days lost by sickness .2.5U2t
Number of cases of tardiness 500
Number of tardy pupils 4X
Time, in minutes, lost by tar
diness ..........4,413!i
Number of visitors .. .. ...... 191
PRO AND CON.
Booth Tarkington. whose hair Is un
usually thick, thinks that strong, rich
food plenty of meat three times a
day gives vigor to the scalp.
George Bernard Shaw imputes his
fine and beautiful gray hair to his veg
etarian diet. Vegetables, he holds.
keep the hair in a glossy and superb
condition.
Water has not touched Mme. Patti's
face for seventeen years. She holds
that water makes wrinkles and for her
smooth skin thanks the cold cream
with which alone her facial ablutions
are performed.
Mrs. Cornwallis-West (Lady Ran
dolph Churchill) imputes her splendid
bloom to cold water and to her repu
diation of all creams and cosmetics,
which clog, she claims, the pores and
make the skin dry and yellow. Phil a
delphia Bulletin.
Mr. Hiram Offen I thought the
doorbell rang a few minutes ago.
Mrs. Hiram Offen So it did, and
Bridget answered it.
Mr. Hirara Offen But what's keep
ing ner so long.'
Mrs. - Hiram Offen A nostal rarrt
probably. PhiladelDhia Press.
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EMANUEL LASKER, WORLD'S CHESS CHAMPION.
The champion chess player of the world, Emanuel Lasker, is now in hi
thirty-ninth year. He was born in Prussia on Christmas eve, 1668. Herr Las
ker began playing chess at the age of twelve, his brother being his instructor.
At the age of twenty-one he first came into prominence by winning a tourna
ment at Breelau without losing a game. He won the championship from the
world famed Steinitz in 1894, a feat which was regarded as remarkable for so
young a man. Lasker's list of victims at the chessboard is long and brilliant.
He has made several visits to the United States, each time winning new
laurels.
In the World of Sport
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
SEASON IEM THE CLOSE
Only Little More Than Two
Weeks for the Rollers.
A BIG JOB FOR WABASH
Michigan Wants to Meet the
Little Giants.
MAY BE POLO NEXT YEAR.
Two weeks from Saturday night the
skating season will close at the Coli
seum. There has been the usual in
terest taken In roller skating this sea
son and a most successful business has
been done by the Richmond Athletic
association. The roller skating craze
seems to have come to Richmond to
stay. In other cities the craze remains
at fever heat for one or two seasons
then dies completely out. For TEe
past three years skating has attracted
hundreds of local people and the indi
cations are that the opening of the
season on next Thanksgiving day will
be as impatiently waited for as it was
last year.
Polo May Come Later.
There has been considerable talk of
Richmond: being in a fast roller polo
league and the management of the Col
iseum intimates that such a thing is
possible. Richmond has been with
out polo for the past three years and
it is certain yiat a revival of the sport
in the city would be a popular move
as polo was always the favorite win
ter sport of local people.
Whitewater to Have Team.
Whitewater, Ind., March 20. White
water will have a fast baseball team
this season. There is much material
here and steps will soon be taken to
form an organization.
ASKS A FOOTBALL DATE.
Crawfordsville, Ind., March 20. The
Little Giants, of Wabash college, have
an invitation to meet the Hurry-up
Yost's famous football aggregation on
the gridiron this fall. Manager Baird
of Michigan wired this morning, offer
ing, Wabash the choice of two dates,
October 19 and November 9. The in
vitation is decidedly complimentary to
Wabash, and if the schedule can be so
arranged the Scarlet will accept the in
vitation. The only fear is that the
proposed game will make the schedule
too heavy for Coach Cayon's light
team. Already they have games prac
tically arranged with Illinois. Purdue,
Indiana, Notre Dame and Vanderbilt.
five big games besides several games
with the secondary state colleges, and
it is questionable if Wabash could en
dure a sixth gruelling contest.
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TEST WILL BE MADE
OF THE NEW ENGINE
Turbine Is Now in Position at
... Municipal Lighting and
Power Plant.
CAN DOUBLE BUSINESS.
NEW ENGINE IS OF THE LATEST
PATTERN AND ALMOST DOUBLE
THE CAPACITY OF THE RECI
PROCATING ENGINES.
WILL BE A BIG AFFAIR.
Rifle Shoot to Take Place at New
Paris Thursday.
New Paris, Ohio, March 20 The
rifle shoot which is to be given here
Thursday under the management of
L. H. Reid, promises to be a big af
fair. This shoot will determine the
championship between Ohio and In
diana.
New York has thirty-nine suburbs
in New Jersey.
' THE HALL OF FAME.
Earl Grey, governor general of Can
ada, receives a salary of $50,000 a year.
Fifty-seven years ago Hon. Moses A.
Safford was a page in the Maine house
of representatives. He is now a mem
ber of the house.
William I. Cook, who is the dean of
the newspaper fraternity in Baltimore,
was seventy-six years old on Jan. 26.
He was born In Chambersburg, Pa. -
John H. Thompson is the oldest, navy
yard employee in the country. He took
a position at the Portsmouth (Va.)
navy yard in 1S34 and has remained
there ever since, excepting a few years
during the civil war.
Probably the only man In the United
States to have a mahogany sidewalk
in front of his residence is William H.
Tripp of Janesville, Wis. The walk
was made of the tierces of oil barrels
shipped from the West Indies.
Vice President Fairbanks nearly al
ways walks from, his residence to the
capltol and back and often, after dusk,
goes for long strolls through the north
western1 section of Washington. These
tramps usually consume an hour or
more, and Mr. Fairbanks rarely has a
companion, preferring to be alone.
M.,Touny, director of the Paris mu
nicipal police, had attended the re
hearsal of "Julius Caesar." The mur
der of Shakespeare's hero disturbed his
professional Instinct. He said to a
friend: See here. There's a great er
ror in this drama on the part of the
police. Julius Caesar should have been
protected."
The regents of the Smithsonian in
stitution filled, the vacancy which has
existed since the death of the secre
tary, t)r. Samuel F, Langley, on Feb.
27, last year, by the unanimous elec
tion of Charles. Doolittle Walcott of
New York, who for twelve years has
been director of the United States geo
logical .survey. . : . .
Oscar Hammersteln, the New York
theatrical manager, is is "original la his
business' methods as In his theatrical
enterprises. In spite of the extent of
his undertakings, he'has 'no system of
bookkeeping. All that he does in that
way. is what his. .check book shows.
Thousands fcass through his hands ev
ery week, and he never loss accurate
knowledge of all his complicated bus!
ness affairs.
: PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
' Mr. Kloblauch has written a new
play for H. B. Irving entitled "A Loyal
Rebel."
David Belasco is writing a new play
which is said to be intended for David
Warfield.
Henry Arthur Jones is to write a
play of modern life for Otis Skinner.
The piece is to be produced next fall.
Kingsley Benedict, who has the lead
ing role in Ned Waybum's "Futurity
Winners," is a native of Washington.
Henry W. Savage has added a fifth
prima donna to the list of those en
gaged for the role of 'Madam Butterfly."
Henry B. Irving and Miss Dorothy
Baird, with the English company.
closed their American tour in Boston
recently. .
Harold MaeGrath, the novelist, is said
to be writing a new play for Max Fig-
man, in which the latter is to be starred
next season.
Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe will
give a series of performances of "When
Knighthood Was In Flower" dnrinsr
their New York engagement.
Sir Charles Wyndham has abandoned
his plans for an American tour this
season. He is planning to try Hubert
Henry Da vies' new comedy,. "The Mo
llusc," in Ixndon In the spring.
Poultry Notes. '
In sending dressed fowls to market
it Is very important to see that the
animal heat Is thoroughly cooled out
before packing. ' ,
If the fowls get too-fat, give them
some grain not rich in carbohydrates.
Oats' as a single food win tend to
lessen the fatr . ,
, Many, fall with, poultry because of
trying to winter too many hens in
small quarters.". Hens that are crowd
ed will not lay well.
Artificial gas, the SCt ontury fuel
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Friday and Saturday of this week a
test will be made of the new turbine
engine which has just been installed
at the Municipal lighting and power
plant. A large force of men Is now
engaged in getting this engine "ship
shape" and it is confidently expressed
that the test will show the turbine
can meet expectations.
Can Double Business.
The completion of this engine
means that the Municipal plant will
be in shape to double its business and
It is stated by the board of public
works that about the first of April
an active campaign for new business
will be inaugurated. Rates will not
be cut, but it is an assured fact that
the Richmond Light, Heat & Power
plant will be given the fight ot its
life. -
; "It Is to be a locked-horn battle
to the finish between the municipal
plant and the Light, Heat & Power
company and you ca state that I do
not thin,k the city plant will be the
one exterminated," remarked a rity
official.
Is of the Latest Pattern.
The new turbine is of the latest
pattern and is almost double the cap
acity of the two reciprocating engines
which have been in operation at the
plant since it first begun business.
The turbine takes up about one-third
the space of one of the reciprocating
engines and there is plenty of room
left in the engine room of the plant
to install two more turbines. The
new engine is shaped somewhat like
a bell.
Will Overhaul Old Engine.
The board atfer the turbine begins
operations will temporarily place out
of commission one of the reciprocating
engines so that it can be thoroughly
; overhauled. After , needed repairs
have been made on this engine the
other reciprocating engine wrill be
placed out of commission and over
hauled. The board also plans to run
the overhead railroad tracks over the
coal room of the plant so that the
contents of the coal cars can be
dumped into the building.
Use artificial gas tor light and heat
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BETHEL, IND.
Bethel And., March 20. Mrs. Aman
da Hunt, of Fountain City was visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Davis Tues
day. John Davis and Francis Hyde have
the measles.
For a Pleasurable Physic
Take Blackburn's C'astor-OII-Pills.
Perfect physic, tonic and purifier.
Sweet and little. 10c, 25c, 1.00,
Druggists.
BREAD
In them is used a little more care in selecting
material. Fust a little more skill in blending;
the ingredients. Just a little more attention ,
paid to the baking: all of which insures the
most perfect bread on the market.
Try them and be convinced.
Richmond Balling Co.
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Just the kind and style to make baby comfortable.
Go-Carts are noticed on the street before the person
that pushes it. BUY OUR KIND the practical,
roomy kind 85 styles to select from. See our Al-
win Cart, it collapses.
This big cut shows three positions.
Come see our great variety.
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are the thing. We fust unloaded a car of White Cedar
Posts, and to move them quickly we are willing; to quote
special prices on them. If you expect to use posts we
suggest that you see us soon. We also have Red Cedar
Posts, Chestnut, Oak, Locust, etc.
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