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THE MORNING PALT.ADYDTVt WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 19CG. 1 f COLDS CURED in ONE DAY

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Munyon's Cold Cure Relieves , the head '

inrpat and lungs almost -

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diately. Checks A

"rEhari?es of the Nose. Takes

Away All Aches and Fains Caused by Colds. It cures Grip and obstinate Coughs and prevent Pneumonia. Sold by aU Druggists, 2c.

NEW- PHILLIP III run ATDn

O Q. .'il'J.l 1, L?33) aril a nag or. Matinee daily 3 p. rn. a Evenings 8:15 p. m. A-MTSS GRACE ISILLET1 Overture. B-TK3 GREAT SAMrYOA. Tlie Central Amnean Wonder, in 'lis ehalleiy exhibition on the Roman Jongs. (N. 15. Particular attrition is. ealledto his I ':. nominal Muscle work.) " C-CiArBRCE BURTON. rlrut Soft Shoe Dancer. D-JjfeCKIN & WILSON. Presenting l!The Negro Girl of 1' e South," a Plantation ske.tch'; E CAL LANKERT. ' Plustrnted Hongs. r-j. Y. LEVIS & CO.

Presenting Troubles"

foots. G LEE TUNG TOO. , WaiM'c Mull' Pli? rw.cn ninltmic i

II THE PHILOSCOPE. "A Kentucky Fued" and "A Pr.stry Cook's Practical Jokes." Special ladies t and children's, mat lne daily, 5 cents, except op Monday, when each lady will be I given a box of bon-bons, and on Wednesday a liMndsome souvenir. Candy to children on Saturday matinee.

"Seth Spinner'? and introducing cf-

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7-., ,.y.S 1 - Trills

THE FUTURE OF GILBERT THE DISTINGUISHED HO OSIER WILL MAKE A MARK. "

Appointment to Philippine Judgeship Came to Him Unsolicited Accepted Immediately.

HERBERT KELCEY IN "THE LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR" vTHE GENNETT NEXT THURSDAY NIIGHT.

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Therefcre don't ask "the 'Whys" and "Rwfe re fores" as to. the quality of RieMmond Export Beer. : That it is thoroughly good, well matured and delicious to the palate, is enough for you to khow. The formula of making it is one of our secrets. Try it. THE r.liflCK BREWING CO. Nw, Phone 4a

SUNDAY EXCURSION

y ' RATES

Dayton 1 CWestprn

Dfytoa andJEetura, - - 1.00 Eatof la'saReturn, - - -. .60

Tickets at abxve price will be sold

every Sunday until further notice.

AT THE THEATERS

' THE PINK HUSSARS' A CATCHY MUSICAL -COMEDY PLEASES SMALL HOUSE.

The Production was Beautifully Staged and the Costumes Were Gorgeous Lee Tung Poo Sings in Chinese, y, German and English Languages at the New. Phillips

This Week-;VLightning ; Conductor" Comes Thursday Night.

"The Pink Hussars" a bright, catchy musical comedy, pleased a srualF au"dienee last evening at the Gennett. The weather of the past few days has. played Jiavoc with the show . business. ' The Pink Hussars ' ' is: the usual musical farce but the

entertaining in Jhe, .bauds of suclv.art:ts as:. ill rbertIlwyy i :and'; 'Effle Shannon, sui'rfjorted by a lare company of capable 'players. The play' will be presented at the Jcnnett. theatre on Thursday night, March 22.

Jvva Tanguay . andr "The Sambo

Girl" will be at Gennett theatre on Friday night, March 23rd, and 'it is assumed that air folks of gleeful mind will hasten thither to gain added inspiration to laughter. ' As a care banisher the 'Sambo Girl" is a remedy beyond question, and hopeless indeed must be the condition of the mortal who is no moved to hilarious mirth by the -whirlwind of funny mannerisms that mark "The Sambo Girl's" animated antics.

Moonlight at Coliseum next week.

: Many sufferers from nasal catarrh say they get splendid results by using an atomizer. For their benefit we

lines are clean and clever, and the prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm, music the kind thai makes the , gal- Except that it is liquid.it is in all relery whistle after the drop of the pts Ike the healing, helpful, paincurtain. One of the features of the allaying Ceam Balm that the public show was the Hungarian, dance by. has been familiar, with for years. Ko the English pony ballet and the work cocaine nor other dangerous drugs in of Clarence Harvey as "The Hon. Jt- The soothing spray : relieves at Teddy Todd, Mayor of Kankakee." ,once and cure is certain. All drugThe production was beautifully stag- gists, .75c, including spraying tube or ed and the costumes were gorgeous, j mailed by Ely . Bros.,.56. . Wanren

- i street, JNew loric.

Chinese Baritone at New Phillips.

Those who have never heard a

Tickets on" sale daily February

Chinese baritone sing have an oppor- u -AYllL !v " tunity to enjoy this novel experi-, 1? Vtn ence at the New Phillips this week. I Tacoma; S.?attle' tona, VanuHe is Lee Tung Foo and contrary to ' r and ?hf cific Coast pouts, the : popular impression, of his race , I gf Td e'rso X nhe is possessed of a voice that is i s f 1 J? an person y ctn- , - , , , i ducted tourist car parties , in tourist pleasing and he shows considerable, . . ( . 0'

ability in the line.of music. Lee sings J T

Indinapolis March 20. (Special.) A Washington dispatch to the Star says: Newton- W. Gilbert of Ft. Wayne is not heard of as a member of the Philippine Commission within

a few years his friends here will be much mistaken. The authorities who are managing the Philippines are looking for young men of energy, intelligence and precision like Gilbert and he goes to the far-away archipelago with some powerful friends to shove him along. Smith of California, who will take charge of. the Insular Government as its governor General on July 1, is a warm personal friend and admirer of Gilbert. -- When Secretary Taft called Gilbert to the War Department to tender him the judgeship. Iuj. said: '.'This place is yours if you will take it. How long time, do you want to consider it?" '

Gilbert. "I accept it right now." How to break the, news to his agei father and mother was a matter of first concern with Gilbert. He decided that he would tell them with his own lips, so he left almost immediately for Ft. .Wayne and went thence to' .Angola, where they live. Not until after they had heard from him the story of his appointment did he ' pei-mit it to be published In the district organ at Ft. Wayne. Gilbert has never liked the congressional job. ; ,. . , . . y ' ;

II1DIAIIIAIIS SLOW

Few Responses from the State to the President's Appeal. .

Indianapolis, March . 20. (Spec

ial.) Ardispatch from Washington to the Star says: , ; X' Only two Indianians, baye responded to President Roosevelt 's appeal to the people of the country for contributions to assist the Japanese famine , victims. tThe:Txare TI." A. Greek, Evansville, and jMiss Ada A. Colgate of Madison; Ind. ' Mr. Greek has sent $1 and Miss Colgate's contribution is $10. That,' Indianians ,are not living up to their reputation for liberality is manifest when it is known that in the . country at large there has been raised up . to date, for th .benefit of the famine victims, $80,000. :

A..TRAINlP:;iipRSE After Years of Experience, Advises Women in ' Pecrnrd to Their Health.

Mrs. Martha Poblmon of 55 Chester Avenue, "Newark, N. J., who is a graduate Nurse from the Blockley Training School, at Philadelphia, and for six years Chief Clinic Nurse at the Philadelphia Hospital, writes the letter printed below, bhe has the advantage of personal experience, besides her professional . education, and what she has to say may1 be absolutely relied upon. Many other women are afflicted as she was. They can regain health in the same way. It is prudent to heed such adviee from such a source. Mrs. Pohl man writes: "I am firmly persuaded, after eight years of experience with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,; that it is the safest and best medicine for any suffering woman to use." 44 Immediately after my marriage I found that my health began to fail mo. I lecatne weak and pale, with severe bearing-down pains, fearful backaches and frequent luzzy spells. The doctors prescribed for me, jret I did not improve. I would bloat after eating, and frequently

become nauseated. 1 nad ikiins down through my Hmlw so I could hardly walk. It was as bad a case of female trouble as I have ever known. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ConnKHind, however, cured me within four months. Since that time I have had occasion to recommend it to a numlier of patients suffering from all forms of female difficulties, and I Mud that while it is considered unprofessional to recommend a patent medicine, I can honestly recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable tJomjKtund, for I have found that it cures female ills, where all other medicine fails. It is a grand medicine for sick women." Money cannot buy such testimony as this merit alone can produce such results, and the ablest specialists now agree that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the most universally successful remedy for all female diseases known to medicine." When women are troubled with Irregular, suppressed or painful periods, weakness, displacement or ulceration of the female organs, that bearingdown feeling, inflammation, backache, bloating (or flatulence), general debility, indigestion, and nervous prostration, or are beset with such symptoms as dizziness, f aintness, lassitude, excita-

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bility, irritability, nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, ''all-gone" and ' want-to-be-left-alone'' feelings, blues and hopelessness, they should remember there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at once reinuves such troubles. No other female medicine in the world has received such widespread and unqualified endorn-ment. The n eed less su tier i n g of women from diseases peculiar to their sex is terrible to see. The money which they pay to doctors who do not help them is an enormous waste. The pain is cured and the money, is saved' by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. ; It is well for women who jfro ill to write Mrs. Pinkham. at Litn, Mass. The present Mrs. Pinkhm is the daughter-in-law of Lydia. Pinkham, her assistant for many ymira before her deceaser and for twtjjjty - five years since her advice has Ven freely given to sick women. Infer great experi

ence, wnicn cover many years, she has probably hadyto deal with dozens of cases just liky vours. Her advice is strictly confiditlal. .

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Soccecds Where Others FfiO.

GENNETT THEATBK-

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MAN AO Kit

in three languages English, Ger:

i Francisco, Los Angeles andPortlanJ

(without change. Double berth ,i

man ana vmnese. xiis speecn-is oro-1 .. , ..

ken but still is sufficiently plain for- . . . 'J... . , . . . . . . . , 4. i. iple) only $7.C0. 'For booklets, de an American to. tell what he is sing-'f , - '

ins: about when he sings in Ameri-i , '. . , , I

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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 priwe. It's fun tobe in a contest, try it and e. A dollar is . not to be shunned when honestly earned. Give ius a

hp", you nay win.

Palladium .f 'Want' . ads Pay.

THURSDAYJT1GHT. March 22. .

The s'rNniirdvei. tares of a motor car -

ITNING CONDUCTOR"

A Corned in thjpfe acts by Harry B. Smith, adapted from the novel by CVnd A. M. Williamson, with

Herbert lielcey and Effie Shannon And Cast, including John Bundy, 7 Edward t Durand, Chas. Lamb, Frank Davis, Archibald Curtis, Sarah , McVicker, Laura Linden, Jewel Powers, Bertha Kreighoff, Catherine Angus and some .twenty others. ; , . ( THE C OMEDY NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.

Seats on Sale at Jhe Westcott Pharmacy, Tuesday Morning,

March 20th. f ' : v c

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former on the Roman rings has ever been seen at th New Phillips than the Great Samayoa known as the

..v,.... the illustrated songs , and the motion

pictures have a treat this week as the four , numbers are i of a very

pleTftg nature. Vaudeville patron-

e keeps up well notwithstanding

the discouraging, weather,, conditions and counter attractions. ' t-t: " ; The delight of automobiling is exploited in "The Lightning Conductor,' a new comedy adapted from the novel of that ame by A. N. and C. M. Williamson. , An American girl, Mollie Randolph, gets t the touring fever on arriving in England

nd purchases a machine which a

sporty young 'Englishman is eager to be rid of. . It does not take her long to discover the sad fact that she has been mulcted, for her touring car ,rets unaccountable spells of lethargy when no amount of mechanical skill and petroleum will move it. : She is robbed and deserted by her chauffeur, stranded on the road between Dieppe and Paris. The melancholy situation of, herself and aunt are discovered by a traveling Englishman, whoyaliantly; comes to the rescue of Beauty in DtstrpRs' . Tho mmAilr citrmfinna

Ithat follow are many and of a laughable character, and are delightfully

and full information, apply, to or ad-A

dress any agent of the North-Western line or A. H. : Waggener, Trav. Agt., 215 Jackson Blvd.. Chicago, TIL

W. H: Bradbur' & Son

Westcott Block

OTVnf TEX OXlSCfif SCE9CL Tnatrao. AI I 11 Im Um hr mugnuaapud to VNtym. v Wfc kaeonlxlT oocrta and odatOora.

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CASH BEALL, KTBBEY & 00n LOEHR & KLUTE, WTDUP A THOMPSOK AND THE 1 BIG STORE : HANDLE THTJ RICHMOND HAT.

NOTICE

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TV A TAJIWAi

In "Tie Sambo Qi" at tiia Oennettj

xneaire Maze Tuuy xiijpit.

J ohn Elliott and Laura A. Pacic,

etecutors of last will of Eunice El-

litt, deceased, vs. Adelle L. Meek, Mlliam P. Meek, Bertha E.; EUiott,

Laira A. Pack, Hattie Elliott. 4 .

xi the Circuit Court of Wa

coujty, Indiana, April term, lpob.

i. Adelle L. Meett Wm&m P.

Meer, Bertha E. EIliottGattie El-

q aio severallyereby notified

ha t , abbve' named petitioners, as Exec ik. is tbeestate of aforesaid,

nave ed ilhe Circuit Court of Way i County, Indiana, a petition,

irku i you defendant thereto, and

a vii4 therein for an order and de-

ati of said Court, authorizing the of tertain Real Estate belonging o;ihe eate of said decedent and in ",aid pet'ion described, to male aaSffore payment of tfce dbt and .labilities of said rstate; ani that j aid petibn, so filed zt-d ptrding, is ,et for Wring in said Crrwat Court, at the Cot House in Riefcacond, Indiana, on judicial day cf the April term, 190 of said court, the same being the th day of-April, 1906. Witnesshe Clerk and Seal of said Court, thia2th day of March, 1906, (seal.) . ! i ., : , ; 4 , .'" .y 1 , - ' EDAR1L, HAAS, Clerk.,

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FRIDAY NIGpT, T.IAnCH. 23 5he is the Sensation: of thy Stage today, "So Different from 11 Others." "You, wirf Make. a Fuss Over this Girl." Original and UnloWShe Pleases All Who Sea Her' I EVA TANGUAY. " In the jljBJPftest of All Musical Travesties, "The Sambo Girl" Two continuous, rounds of laughter, 2y2 hours of solid Enjoyment. See it or be Sorry. Management of Jos. M. Gaites. PRICES-$10, ll.OOJOc.c, 25c. Seats on sale at the Westcott Pharmacy Wednesday morning,; March 21st. - ,

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FULL EAND Evenings and Saturday Afternoons. Admission r.lcn, 15c : Lodico Free. Skates for ladies, and gentlemen, 1 0c.

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