Richmond Palladium (Daily), 24 March 1906 — Page 2

HO YOU GET UP M M J- . ?? -i ;WlTH A IAME BACK? Ktfncr Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of, the wonderful

cures made by Dr. i Kilmer's Swamp- ( Root, the great kidL ney, liver and blad der remedy. It is the great medical triumph of the nineteenth century ; I discovered after vears of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist,'" and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and Bri flit's Disease, which is the worst form cf kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not tecomr.iended for everything butif you have kMncy, liver or bladder trouble it will bt four.d'just the remedy you need. It )r;s been tested in so many ways, in hospital work and in private practice., and Una proved so successful in every ease that a iperuil arrangement lias been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not already tried it, may have a sample bof',! ent free by mail, al-oa book tellin ' - -re almt Sw:inip-Uo. i, ami how to fiiido.: .if you have kidney or ! ladder trouble. When writing mention reading this irenerous offer in this pape: andt;c :iu yoni . . - .... . ! adore;; to Dr. i .iinxT & Co., i;int;hai:it(,:i, i ae K'C.l.rr nt and Jiv -i'e i ot t H-s :u e f.f' nr.; Ilumo f Swamp-Root v all - 1 ''in.'.;'..'i'.ts. Don't iilul.i. .::-:liii;e, ' -v.t r.i;eJ:.d'.; t're name, JfAvnviv.-Kowt, Dr. Kthiior'ri owamp-Root, m i: ' ;;V addrc-is, IJinghamtou, N. i cc ev"t' v bwttle. 1 t. J I turn tm THEATRE O i I J .1 14 t, ka.ii j n:id UaA'jzr. ' Malitice daily .'J p. rn. " r. f.angs .:u p. m. A'-IuISS GRACE MljLLER, ( Overture. B-1IIE GREAT AYOA. The Central tnencan Wonder, i.i liis. ehal e exhibition on t lie Homa lings. (N. B. Par ticular atyntion is called to his Phenomejpl Muscle work.) C CLARENCE BURTON. Expertoft Shoe Dancer. D IIACKTN & WILSON. Presetinsr "The Negro Girl of he youth," a Plantation sketch. E-OAJ LANKERT. istrated Songs. F-J. Y. LEWIS. & CO. Presenting "Seth Spinner's . Troubles" and introducing efi fects. O-LEB TUNG FOO. f World's Only Chinese Baritone. HTHE PHILOSCOPE. - "A Kentucky Fued" and "A ' Pastry Cook's Practical Jokes." Special ladies' and children's matbrae daily, 5 cents, except on Monday, when each lady will be given a box of bon-bons, and on Wednesday ft 1 handsome souvenir. Candy to -children on Saturday matinee. Thev voice wisdom never spoke truer lords t 'an it does to you today advisii yot to brace up your systhe spring and drnk tem dulng Kicbmonm JLx port Beer frequently. find it not only a tonic, but a delightful You will strengthening beverage. THE MIIICK BREWING CO. New Plume 4s STUDY THE ORnHIAI. SCHOOL. Inatrao. Uon by anll MUptM to BTBryooo. BaoocnUlBd by courts and oduefctorm. Expert load nd competent Utatmctor. Tritee (par time only. Three coortef-Preparatory, Business, Col. lace. TlrreparM for practice. Will iMtVAnr mnrfttion and nroaDeeta lnbcfilneaa. Rtndenta aad graduates BTl-ner. roll rrolars and pfblal rrr 80E 11 0 n IE m?SjiotcbIs W otTIOIT, MICH. !-The Falladiura publishes more live nws than any other Richmond paper. Many people are telling th papei what they have heard. All are trying to win the dollar prize. It's fun to be in a contest, try it and Me. A dollar is nut to be shunned when honestly earned. , Give us a "tip you niy win. : ' Never can tell when you'll mash a linger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil instantly relieves the gain gulckl; cures the wound,

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The Nyterlnt Hamilton. Andrew Hamilton, legislative-agent of the New York Life Insurance company, who has Just returned to this country from Paris, early became one of the mysteries of the recent insurance Investigation. As the hearings progressed the amount chargeable to Hamilton, for which he had never accounted more than by giving blanket vouchers, grew and grew until by the time the Armstrong committee adjourned upward of $1.0U0.CC0 had been traced to him a.s presumptive spending agent. An accounting sent from Paris by Hamilton proved to b. a long discus Kion of the purposes of tae legislative bureau, in which it w is a Imittt-d th it lie had spent in iN srrviCL $7'.r.."0 and asserted th:!t this had resulted in various w.ivs in a net saving of .'JJ.47U.loJ ; n anpi:::w i:. P r ; ' i r to ; Y' k L !' ii;:-' : J"; et..; the i y a t i 'i'k, ii 'a ii.' rt-p.-trt of ;l tii, ;!- ):;;:::;tiie v on I'e'f. l ;:!- I I:i:niito;i wit! the of the .pa: J -t' S h'.;':tv.l up that pnm's li'u.ii'.v had j,'o::e to since his earliest connection company in lsp2. Of tins vast sum they hold that ."?l,07l.T74 had never been satisfactorily accounted for. and they recommended that suit.- be bejiun to recover $70oJ(i4 from Hamilton personally, $2H,oOO from Hamilton and John A. McCall and $59,310 from John A. McCall and George W. Perkins. The Speaker'. Notebook. I A sharp eyed citizen who has had the pleasure of having Speaker Cannon do certain things for him and refrain from doing certain others has discovered that when the speaker Intends granting a request he fishes out an old envelope, writes a note or two thereon and stuffs it down in the right hand pocket of his trousers. The other day Secretary Wilson says he saw the speaker going up Capitol hill with his pocket bulging with old envelopes on which were written the commissions he had received during the morning hours and which he . Intended to execute. Sometimes the speaker loses some of the envelopes on which he has made his notes, and then there Is trouble for everybody concerned. Pittsburg Dispatch. The Accused Labor Leaders. The coming trial of officials of the Western Federation of Miners, charged with complicity In the murder of former Governor Steunenberg of Idaho, will reveal a startling state of affairs If the statements of detectives are to be believed. The accused officials are Charles II. Moyer. president of the Western Federation of Miners; William D. Ilaywood, secretary-treasurer of the association, and G. A. Pettibone. one time member of the executive committee of the federation. Harry Orchard, a miner who was arrested almost Immediately after the assassination of former Governor Frank Steunenberg. was the first man CHARLES II. MOTEB. charged with the crime. Plnkerton detectives were placed In charge of the case and, they claimed, obtained a confession from Orchard, implicating the officials of the Western Federation of Miners. The assassination of Governor Steunenberg several months ago shocked the entire country. lie had been oa a business visit to Boise and was returning to his home In Caldwell. Ida. He had reached his own gate when there Whs a terrific explosion, blowing the former executive to pieces In sight oi! his horrified family. Considerate Boy. MotherNow, Tommy, how often do you want me to speak to you about that borrld whistle of yours? Tommy I ain't Dartlc'lar. ma. Suit

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HIS DAUGHTER n i.-. : I want to mate"" Kitty fay x - i "Dad. wifer My words moved him stroiig!y. for every now and again he would tjuaver mechanically. "I might have known it! "Dad." I broke forth at length, for ; the silence was oppressive, "one would think I came to rob you of a daughter Instead'of giving to you a son. , lie raised his head, and with a peculiar look in his eyes he stammered brokenly. ."Jack, she is not my daughter ' ;1 ' ' t "What!" 1 ejaculated amazediy. "Kitty not your daughter?" "Listen." he cried, with upraised hand, unheeding my exclamation of surprise. "'I can trust you. lad. and will te!l you how she came to tne. "Six years ago to this very night I wr.s walking the streets of Bermoudsey. which made up my 1 eat. for I was then, as y ya know, a S'Tgeant on the force. The night was sharp, and I blessed the forethought which had prompted my wife, fiod bless her. to give me a pannikin of tra. "Suddenly I was startled by a distant whistle, recurring at intervals. It was the lire alana. Fuihiwing the direction given by the sgual, I sooa came to a blazing bui'db.:g. and they told me there were people at the top and all escape cut off. P.ut my heart sank "within me as I gazed u' at thwindows above a:; e:i'.rines c.u!d not a: utcs. The piace hi; ! reaihol thnt lie i ve iv.n. a ii Li;-..' t ten m!na !; vrick. ;u:;I a

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t .1 .:V v.'r.' :uto -s h-d the :.!. , i .; U an ,i i;r -t .d v.p.i.'i :i a I rwli t;-h'ku at. !' ;i!o th;- : ? ! i. i 1.: p' len v.iv.l hhhlh:;; h;::i :.d it i -kiM up tin- ; Thro'.vin,;- open tho window which . faced the lmrnhij; huildin. I was able to descry as the blinding smokL flitted away for a uioine.it a child's agonized face pressed against tho glass in terror. 'Quick, man!' I yelled as the old man tottered into the room under the weight of the ladder, and. taking It r from his shoulder, I shot it across the I Intervening space and crashed It through the window opposite. "Springing on to the sill, I got astride the ladder and, shutting my eyes, com menced to pull myself across. Cries of encouragement arose from the crowd below, but to look downward was death, and I crawled on. I smashed in the entire window, then leaped Into the room. "The little child was lying In the corner In a swoon. Ticking her. up. I remounted my temporary bridge and commenced the perilous return. The heat was intense and the suffocating smoke threatened every moment to overpower me, but with a fixed heart I clasped her to my breast and forced my way across. "I saw one of my mates, with arms outstretched. In the window before me. Another yard, and he dragged me half fainting Into the room. "The child's eyes reopened at last, and with a scream of terror she hid her face. , " 'Mamma!' she screamed frantically. 'Where Is mamma?' " Take her away, Jim,' I said determinedly as t grasped the situation. 'I must go back.' '"But it's certain death, Sethi my mate gasped as he looked fearfully downward, and he would have held me back. "The heat scorched horribly, but I ' pursued myfway and In afew seconds was over. "The fire was creeping up the stairs, and with a scream of horror I darted forward and dragged the inanimate form of the woman ... from Its very clutches. She had gone to find a way of escape, and the smoke had overpowered her. The flames had begun to lick my perilous bridge, and as I gazed down Into a veritable furnace J my heart seemed to stand still. I "Suddenly a mighty cheer rang above ' the horrible din, and the engine thun- ; dered up at the very moment I got ; astride the smoking ladder with my ; senseless burden. Blinded and half ' dazed, I pulled myself forward. My legs seemed to be burning away, and j the fire wrapped my body In Its remorseless clutches. A stream of water splashed against me, and a friendly hand grasped me at the moment my senses were' leaving me and I was falling headlong to destruction. "When I awoke I was in the hospital. My body was swathed In bandages, and horribly excruciating pains seemed j- to be In my legs, and It needed all my ' pluck when they told me they had been forced to amputate them. I was In a bad way, but I pulled round and after some months of weary torture was pronounced convalescent and was discharged the wreck you see me. The woman had died, they Informed me. without recovering consciousness. "Jack." he continued wearily, "you'll guess the rest When I waa able to get about I learned that the little girl was left an orphan. Since my wife "waa taken from me she has been all I had left to live for. I have watched her blossom from the little maid into a beautiful woman, and bow Tho handle of the door turned, and I Kit Kitty tripped Into tbe room. What, all In the gloaming T abe ex claimed buoyantly. "What wicked plots have you two conspirators been hatching r "God bless you both," be quavered brokenly and l-tirled his face in hla arms on the table. London Tlt-Blts.

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; AcKcia. frH m " s!i : blotiiiiu. nil. -X r. :n j ::y ; slip, divine l: a"ty: f x leafed clover, j be mine: re.l clever. !::,'.-:stry: white clover, think of i"e: e )e'.fco:v.b. a erection: columbine, folly: !:i'l'!. high e.v teem; dahlia, instability: daisy, inucceuce; deavl leaves, sadness; nightshade, falsehood: thyme, baseness: fxglove. Insincerity: ganlen anemone, for-j sakeh: jasmine, separation ; lady;' slipper, capricious 1eauty: hawthdf'n. hope: heliotrope, devotion: hemp, fate; rose, love; ragged robin, wit; pansy, thoughts: orai:g". b!os?o:r.s.s bridal fes tivities; swt pea. la.u'.r.g pleasnrc: ox eye. patience; palm, victory: oleander, beware: gar.le::!::, rpHnemenl: rose geranium. prefe:vuce; Krencli marigold, jealousy: pa;ligion; scarlet j white poppy, sleep: p lilac. conildeiK-e. 1.1 (y'':l i.-.-c,-v , apj.le tree !t is t which makes It r: beautiful fruit to 1 '.he insitle and tv: and oi:t of each ii to have bcv. of a fruit v. ton into is p. very marks o: not k:i e 1. ror this r. 1;? avt. aiMi i..; '.a. th-' th; c.: s th.- : .- : Y.wwx. : 1 y ; the ta;-;L's : posv tlu ha. tiiv a:v i are slow movers. not n Vi-ry streauous uudortaking. All that is? necessary to be done is to turn the turtles ou their backs and leave them until the nest day. when they are removed. Dramatic Adjective. One of the players . leaves the room, those that are left choosing an adjective that may be suggested In some action. The player returns and asks questions of each one of the other players in turn. If the adjective "angry" la chosen each player answering must show some anger by his manner, tone of voice, etc.. but the answers themselves must be as misleading as possible. The player who makes such an answer as enables the questioner to guess must take tho next turn fit leaving the room. Convulsion, FitS, then Epilepsy. Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine has been so successful in curing these brain-wrecking diseases that there is every reason to believe that even the most hopeless cases can be benefited, if not fully restored. We will be pleased to refer t any one thus afflicted to many who now enjoy the blessing of health, after years of hopeless suffering. "I have a son that had brain fever when two years old, followed by fits of the worst type, and he was pronounced , Incurable. I spent hundreds of dollars tor him, without relief. After about fifteen years he became so bad that we sent him to Long-cliff hospital for the Insane, at Loaranaport. Ind. He was there nearly three years, but he continued to grow worse, so we brought him home July 80. 1902, in an awful condition. He had lost his mind almost enUrely. He hardly knew one of the family; could not even find his bed; was a total wreck. He had from 6 to 10 fits a day. We were urged to try Dr. Miles' Nervine, and before the first bottle was used, we could see a change for the bst.w. We have given It to him ever since, and he has had but two very light spells since last August, 190S, and then he was not well other : ways. We pronounce him cured, as he ; can woric ana go anywhere, u any one wishes to aslc any questions concerning thls,they are at liberty to do so." 22. H. BUNNELL. Lincoln. Ind. Dr. Miles Nervine l sold by your drucalst, who will guarantee that the first lottle will benefit. If It fails, he will refund your money. Miles Medical Ox, Elkhart, Ind PoMc From The fcllaffme implements.

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COFFEE A. SPECIALTY BEF HIVE GROCERY ; - Notre Dame Lady's Appsal. To all knowing sufferers oi rheumatism, whether muscular or of the joints, sciatica, lumbago, backache, pains in the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write to her for home treatment which has already cured all of these tortures. She feels it her duty to send it to all sufferers FREE, You can cure yourself at home as thousands will testify no change of climate being necessary. This simpie discovery banishes uric acid from the blood, loosens the stiffened joints, purifies the blood, and bright,ens the eyes, giving elasticity and rone to me wnoie system, ar ine above interests you for 'proof address Mrs. M. Saunders, Box R. J Notre Dame, Ind. NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS With our output ot artihciallce and our houses well filled withnatural ice of fine quality, we are amply able to take care of the ice trade in Richmond. We have m noiasrreement with any other deal Regard to prices bat "our price for but will guara ice will be no her and if lowered to the heavy trade, such as butchers, ice cream dealers, saloons, etc., it will also be lowered, in the same proportions to all other trade. Good service guaranteed. UNION ICE COMPANY. Otto Rettig, Mgr. j"

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ened by useless drugging that she could not eat, Mrs. aMry H. Walt-J rs, of St. Clair St., Columbus, 0., was literally starving to death. She writes: "My stomach was so weak from useless drugs that I could not at, and my nerves so wrecked that I could not sleep; and not before I J was given up to die was I induced to ; try Electric Bitters; with the wonderful result that improvement bePan at once, and a complete cure followed." Best health Tonic on earth. 'I 50c. Guaranteed by A. G. Luken & Co., druggist. , ' Q the spring time yon renovate J

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iiwcjr iuuuuiam iw. dnyes out impurities, cleanses and enriches the blood and purifies the entire system. 35 cents. For 'sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroad Company. Richmond, Ind., March 15, 1906. ' The annual meeting of stockholders of the Cincinnati, Richmond and Fort Wajme Railrd company willbe held aft the jjrfncipal office of the Company, In Uie City of Richmond, , on ThursdJipxfil 5, 1906, at ten o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing eleven directors and transacting sueh other business as mry properly come before the meeting. S. B. LIGGETT, Secretary. Apr. 5. : Palladium want Ads for Results.

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