Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 114, 15 May 1906 — Page 2

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The Richmond Palladium, Tuesday, T,1ay 15, 1 90S.

Enlnsnt Doctors Pralsa Its Ingredients. ' ' We refer to that boon to weak, nervous, mflerliif? women known as Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription. Dr. John Fyfe on of the Editorial Staff cf Tim Kcxkcttc Mkdical Kkvikw says of Unicorn root (llchmiaa Vivien) which Is one of tho chief ingredient of the "Favorite Prescription " : "A inrfdy which InTarlably acts as vlrJn tnvi(rtrj'.tor roaVc for n&rroal ac iivltr f:t tae ontir TvcroUurtlr ayatoi." lie ron "in IJHoniafcwa have a id Mica lcf-M t!iirri mr-re fully answer fii aVore jiiiMxjM- i.n o"! oinrr drug wiV: which J am (xtniaW.'Ai In tb trstmBtof disease poc uJlur to women It is suiuctn that a cm H pra which !w rot vrnstut some Indication for thii ifrrjtvtKl tctnt" Dr. Jyte further says: "Tu- . :(" are acuwe the )Bt'vr Indications for lieioeias (Ccirom root. I'aia or aMnr" tu .r.6 hick, with )eucorrhj "atonic (vftfc Vri conc'l!;?)! of the reproductive orvniiT of vfcrinn. rv-utal U-p-t.w,n nd rrhhu.!itjr, r,-.M.rtJitl wub riii-onic clej ot U.c r?trjdocljte or in ol women, ccti-:nt senn.-jc or hem la the r!oa of tlie neyt! aienoTiiSfla OoodlfixJ. due to t. w kced cunU tan of tnc rruduotive ;.?!: ic.3..iioi-a w re .'ftJ or atment cioum!? ptri?i i. rI-ff troa or accocspaRylEir tin ibvjrr! cjad.tloQ ol the CieUve oiuii kill anwrilc (fuio bloo4 ) habit; drajrs'nif mat tons la the extreme lower part of Cae If more or less of the above symptoms tre present, no invalid woman can do Uitor than take Dr. Pierce' Favorite Prescription, ono of the leading Ingredients, ol which is Unicorn root, or Ueionlas, aid the medical properties of which it uoit faithfully represents. Of Golden Real root, another prominent Injrr'ent of "Favorite Proscription," Prof. Fltiley Ellln-wood, M. D., of Bennett Modlcal College, Chicago, say6: "It lit ta Important rcmvdy in disorder ot the womb. In all catarrhal conditions and treueral enfcehlcicent. It In useful." Prof. John M. Scndder, M. D., late of Cincinnati, bays of Golden Seal root : "In relation to Us reneral effects on tba system, IMrt i no metiiotnt in iwe about whtch there. U tueh general una rum it) of opinion. It la untrernaU regarded a I as tonic useful In all debilitated states." Prof. Bartholow, M. D., of JcfTersoa Medical College, says of Golden .Seal : "Valuable In uterine heraorrhaire. monorrhagia (floodlnc) and conrstlvo tlysmanorrhoua (painful menstruation)." Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription faithfully represents all the above named in-trredieii'-s and cures thodiscasos for which thv, , j'rvt"in'ieiif,'J.

GENNETT THEATRE IRA SWISHER, Manager. 'EEK OF MAY 14 VTHE WALTON8. Chinese Novelty Act. . EAUCHAMP. I Comody Acrobat and Barrel Jumper. COLLINS and LA BELLE. The Df.nclngMarvels. Ihtroduclng EInglnff. Contortion, Buck knd Wins Danclos. W'ooion Shoe Experts. ... ERNEtT RENK Illuitratod Sonrt: "Wall Till the Bun Bhlnea Nellie.T "Darllrfg Will You Love mo When I': HELEN Soprano and Contralto vocalist, JENNINGS. AND JEWELL. German Comedians. "The Men With the Hats.' . - -MOTION PfCTlRES. TO'a Dream." Dally at 3 ana 8 t.m. PROF. GU3 FREDERICKS Overture, THE NEW PHILLIPS r Oi Q .MURRAY MANAGER. WEHK OF DnAY 14. DAILY at 3 abd 8 PI M. i i A Ml 88 GR4' YCE MILLER, Overture. B. MAY NEII iSONt , The Barltoni irk Song Bird. C MR AND I4R0 CARL CARTER. Comedy Mutical Act. D. LEW WEliCH. Hebrew CUafuCtd Comedian. E. The Mante I M larlonstto'i. Hippodrome bind Surope.n Novelty. F. MISS LEOtNA JTHOMP80N. Illustrated BkngfJ Q. 8ANDER6, DxAN & SANDERS. In tholr ConWy Playlet, "A Broken Homo." V H. THE PHIL03C0PE. . Motion Pictures. ED NEW ...f IRST lYAIWJON BOOKS... WhlttAnd I irk Finding. RCS ARILS m ma Chain, etc. fteormarAi Book Store fiilO Iain St. & m tie 'iwr. ! Drink the Beer Ahat the crowd drinks. Yu know that kind is Richmond Export Beer. THE MINCK BREWING GO. New Phone 42 ooooooooooo O CREAM TO AVHIP O O EXTRA HEAVY. O O TRY APINT. O O PH0NE, 292. O O HADLEY BROS. O OOOO OO O OO O O

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ADMIRAL KUZMiCH IS ASSASSINATEO

Commander of St. Petersburg I?. Laid Low by a Workman's Dagger. WAS PLANNED IN ADVANCE ASSASSIN ESCAPED INTO THE CROWD AND POLICE WERE UNABLE TO FIND HIM THE RUSSIAN MAY DAY. St. Petersburg, May 15. Vice-Admiral Kuzmich, commander of the port", who was very unpopular with the workmen, was assassinated here yesterday by workmen whose May day demonstration he had attempted to stop. The admiral was killed at the new admirality works, a government institution where most of the 2,000 men employed there reported for duty at 5 o'clock in the moraine;. They wanted immediately to march out in a body and celebrate the Russian May day, but finally agreed to work till 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The admiral, however, made a speech to the men, saying that he could not agree to their leaving work, at 2 o'clock, and the matter was left open. At about 9:30 a. m., according to an officer who was at the gate of the works, the admiral was emerging from a small shop in the works when a workman who had been concealed around the corner of the building leaped on Kuzmich from behind and drove a long dagger into his back. The admiral fell forward on his face, which was badly cut by stones and died immediately. Troop'a 8urround Works. The assassin-fled into a large forge where he waB lost, among the men employed there. The works were promptly ' surrounded by troops and police, but the search for the murdererwas unavailing, his comrades professing ignorance of his identity. The police say it is evident that the assassination of the admiral had been planned , in advance. The dagger which was found on the spot, was con cealed in a round stick, like the Bord cane. Among the workmen are many fdrmer Bailors and revolutionists. Kuzmich had a bad reputation among the workmen, being regarded as hard and desnbtic. Admiral Kuzmich. participated in the Russo-Turklsh war and in 1902 was second flag officer of the Port Arthur fleet. He returned to St. Petersburg in 1903 and was appointed commander of the port. Politically he was a reactionist. GRIM REAPER'S WORK FAMILY" IS WIPED OUT Eight Times In the Past Four Years Death's Hand has Fallen Unusual Circumstance In the Family of Dr. David Snodcraso at Marion. Palladium Special Marion, May 14. Aain has the relentless hand of death been laid on another member of the house of Snodgrass. Mrs. Mary Jano SnodgTass, 59, wlfo ot Dr. David Snodgrasa, died at ber home In Marion yesterday morning. She was a practicing physician for twenty years and was well known to many people n the vicinity of Muncie. There is without doubt no family in Indiana which has had such a large number of deaths within the family circle' in such a short space of time. Fxmr years ago the chain of deaths commencod ,and with unfailing regularity they have been occuring since. This is the third death to take "place In the Snodgrass circle since Christmas and the eighth in four years. Most oif the other members of the family have died suddenly or violently. Mrs. Snodgrass was the daughter-of Henry James, of Grant county, who was master of tift State Grange of Indiana and at due time member of the state lcgiislztifre. AttentionfH3ymakers. Tonight La mfoting night. New team, new sarlJ ice cream, cxJra and cigars. Will firu come? Yea. COMMITTEE. Band Rehearsal Tonight Thero vrlU be a rehearsal of the Richmond ISIHtary band this evening Tho band is preparing a special program for decoration day. Thero was no rehearsal last night because of the organ recital at Held Memorial church Calf With Two Tails; One Growing from Neck PaltaA(nn Spe!al.) Mitchell, Ind., Kay 14. William McNabb, a fanner living four rnlk-s west of here, has a caff two months old, with two tails cue in the usual place and tb other protruding from ths left front shoulder and the neck. The tail la front is three Inches longer than th one ta ths reetr, and makes en exeeQeot brush to keep the fifes oat of its eyes. Tb animal is healthy and has an excoUfeut appetite Be has already twea.offiKroa for It, but be reftaes to kL

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Mantell's Marionette Hippodrome AT THE THEATERS Earthquake Fictures st Phillips. Motion pictures of the greatest cat astrophe of modern times the destruc tion by earthquake azrd Ore of Can Francisco are to be exhibited ai the New Phillips Friday afternoon and night. Thesa realistic and awe-ln-spiring views, centiite portrayals o" the terrible dwastsr which overtook the beautiful California city, wsro taken immediately after tha earthquake and during the progress oZ the three days" holocaust. The motion picture company., which is exhibiting the views throughout the country was fortunate In noU having its plant destroyed by the earthquake,' and New Phillips patrons are to be congratulated on tholr opportunity to witness, vividly reproduced in moving pictures the stirring scenes vhich marked the death dealing calamity that wiped so much ;of the coast city from the face of the;earth almost in the twinkling of an eye. Galvani at the.Gennett. Prof. Galvani, the hypnotist and mind reader who will be at .the Gennett this evening arrived1 in this city yesterday from Huntington, W. Va., where he had just closed a very successful five-night engagement. Last evening at 8 o'clock he hypnotized a man in tho display window at the Starr Piano Store, to sleep 24 hours. This afternoon at 1:30 a committee of prominent citizens will procure several articles and take a carriage and drlvo about the city and hide them. Galvani will remain in the window whare his subject is sleeping arta immediately upon their return he 'will permit' himself to be blind folded, and will get into the carriage, drive and find the articles, and return them to their respective places. The fact that the committee will not permit him to know what they secreted or where they placed them, makes the test extremely remarkable. Vaudeville at the Gennett. All the predictions in regard to the merits of the vaudeville bill at the Gennett this week, have been verified, and patrons of that house will find that much enjoyable entertainment has been provided for them. ,One of the especialy enjoyable features is the motion picture film, showing 'Rip's Dream," which is certainly a re markable creation along this line. The picture is shown in ten sections. Collins and Labelle, dancers and con tortionists, have a good turn, one part of which consists of dancing by Collins upsidedown, while the same steps are executed by Miss LaBello on a stand that is eleveated eight feet. Jennings and Jewel, German comedians; Beauchamp, comedy acrobat and barrel jumper; Helen Ogden, vocalist; the Waltcna in a Chinese act that is a real novelty and Ernest Renk in two illustrated songs, do , their full share toward the entortainiient. There are soma portions of the blll'that alone are well worth tho price of admission. Vaudeville at the Phillips. Nearly two hours of entertainment is provided in the bill that is being pot on at the Now Phillips this week and there is no time in which the In terest of the audience laga. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carter have a comedy musical that is much out of the ordinary. Carter is no mean comedian and -his antics keep the house laughing. The Mantell Marionettes, a hippodrome and European novelty, is a very clever performance and was heartily received by the audience. Sanders, Dean and Sanders, have a laugh-pro ducer in their comedy playlet, "A Broken -Home," and'May Nielson sings COLLINS- AND LA BEXLC AT

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BEHIFIT A SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR Conterville's new Pdusical Organization Appraciated by the Pecplo of the Town Entertainment AtiSinaSsd by a Lsrge Crowd Saturday NihL PallarUu'ii Special. Centerville, May 14. The entertainment given Saturday evening at tho town hall for the benefit of the Centerville' brass band was a success. Not only did the people of tho town prove their good will and aporeclation of the band, but tho surrounding country was represented as well. The very liberal donations to tho supper enabled the management to provide a banquet that was supurb in quality and almost endless in quantity. Tho long tables were tastefully arranged. Tho ladies in charge spared no pains to serve tha guests with the utmost order and executive ability. The supper began at live o'clock and continued several hours. The suppiles remaining were then offered for sale at auction. A crowded house greeted the musical and literary entertainment given in the auditorium at half past eight o'clock. The band occupied the stage which was tastefully decorated with flags and bunting. The program began with music by the band. Following was a humorous recetation by Miss Nellie Jones. A quartette composed of Messrs Charles Smith, Clyde Lundy, Earl Lundy and Bowers, gave several selections at Intervals. Mrs. James W. Home and Miss Geneve Home favored the audience with a piano duet. Miss Bessie M. Buhl recited with much spirit "Noah Bixler's Snow Man," by Riley. Miss Buhl is very successful as an impersonator of child hood. The band gave selections at intervals during the evening and received warm applause. The perfection attained during the short period of organization reflecte8 much credit on each member of the band and on the leader, Mr. Charles Darnell. FUND OF NEARLY $5,000 Ancient Order of Hibernians 13 Sending Much Money to Treasurer O'Brien for Frisco. According to M. J. O'Brien. National Treasurer of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, large amounts are being received daily from over the country to be used in swelling the fund for the relief of the sufferers at San Francisco. Nearly $5,000 has now been collected and it is possible that this amount will be doubled. Shortly after the catastrophe which destroyed the great California cities, a call was ifsaed by the National Chairman, asking that contributions be sent to the National treasurer. pleasingly. Miss Leona Thomesoa is increasing in popularity as siflgar c the illustrated songs, while the motion pictures this week are unusually interesting. No doubt the New Phillips wiil continue to have the liberal patronage accorded it last week. Palladium Want Ads Pay. THE GENNETT THIS WEEK.

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WITHECZEMA Brushed Scales from Face Like Powder Under Physicians Six Months But Grew Worse Some Said Face Would Be Marked for Life Now Without a Blemish, CUTICURA REMEDIES WORK WONDERS. "As I was a ftiflorcr with eczema I write to tell you what a great friend I found in Cuticura Remedies. In eix months I had tried three doctors, but did not get any better. It was en my body and on my feet so thick that I could hardly put a pin on me without touching eczema. My face w?s covered, my eyebrows came out, p id then it cot in mv eve. I then wer. to another doctor. . He asked me .vhat I was taking for it, and I to' a him Cuticura. lie said that was a very good thing, but that he thcv.ght that my face would be marked fc: life. But Cuticura did its work ano my face ia now just as clear as it ever was. "My brother-in-law ld me about the wonderful Cuticura remedies. I took his advice anr ot the Ointmen-t, Soap, and Resolvr?" t. I washed with the Cuticura Sc?o and then applied the Ointment and took Cuticura Resolvent at directed. In a short time my face began to get better, and when I had taken one bottle of Resolvent I could brush the scales off my face like a powder. When I had taken four bottles my face was as clear as ever. "I told all my friends about my remarkable cure. I feel so thankful I want everybody far and wide to know what Cuticura can do. It is a pure cure for eczema, (signed) Mrs. Emma White, 641 Cherrier Place, Camden, N. J., April 25, 1905." Conip'eto External and Internal Treatment for ewy ITiiimir, from Pimple to Scrofula, from Infancy to Ape, coniting of Cuticura Soap, 25c., Ointment, 40c., K colvent. 40c. ( in form cf Chocolate Coated 1'llle, 25c. per vial of CO), mavbohaclofalldrugftlnti. A aingle act often cure, totter lnig & Chem. Corp., Sole Prop., Boston. f (1 aiiod Free, " Uow to Cure Eczema." . Notice. Reductionlin Price of Mileage on the Dayton I& Western Traction Co. The Dayxon anjfl Western Traction Company vjjll so1 mileage books good for the individual purchaser at lc per mile, gqpd for three months. 10-12t Are Busy With Books. The clerks in the office of the Coun tv Auditor are busy -with the treasurer's books which have just been turned over to that department after the spring payment of taxes . The books must be gone over and arranged before June 15. County Auditor Ha?f 33 and his deputy, Charles Newlin, are being assisted by Miss Grace Smith and Thomas McCarthy. CASTOR I A Fc T.Juls and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the of rf2sfe Signature JUST THINK 0t? IT (My $3.00 I From Richmond to Chicago and Return VIA Till c. c. & i R. R. "Thi New Way' SPECIAL TRAIN LVS. RICHMOND Saturday, Ma; !0:S0 P. M. Arriving at Chicago. C:45 day. 1 i .m. SunReturning leaves VHhicago tL:20 p. m, May 20th, giviig you tte entire day and evening in thfe "Windy Citv." I One ticket at the Vbove rhte carries 2 children under! 12 yeirs of age. F5shing partios fori Bruce or Bass Lake can usa thb excursion to good advantageTcniTI be sorry if ycaa nasa it. Fr?r particulars ss C JL E3air, P. & T. A. Richmond. Htraa TeL 44. Green or Black Rich, satisfying, full flavored, invigorating. A scant teaspoon makes two cups. Steep five minutes only. Are sold looce or in seated packets by Great AtlanUtvA Pacific Tea Co, 727 Main. V. (Published by author of tne ,n' dia and Ceylon CommIsJ,onv'

- READ THIS! . Wanted, Four.d and Lost, in which personal pain does not eater, axe inserted in thes columns free, providing they are not over fifteen (15) words in length. Xo business advertisenents inserted free of charge. Advertisers will do well to remember th iVrs directed to Initials Only are not delivered through tho poatoiLce.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. FOR RESULTS.

WANTED Boarders and roomers at 29 North 6th street. dlt WANTED A girl at the Phillips Ho tel 16 North 6th street at ones. d2t WANTED Any person willing to distribute our samples; 120.00 weekly. "Empire" 4 Wells St., Chicago, dlt WANTED A dining room girl at the Brunswick Hotel. 15 2t WANTED Mlddel aged unincurubei" ed woman desires care of aged or good position. Address M. II. care of Palladium. 14-2t WANTED VhIte girl tor house work, two in family. Call 115 N. 10th St. ll-2t KENT Furmsofedpaoins at the Grand for gentlemejSnly. tf FOR SALE I have about eight thousand good second hand brick for sale all nicely cleaned; also two or three thousand half brick thatare Just the thing for building cisterns. Will sell these at a bargain. B. F. Campbell, corner N. B and 9th street. 10-6t. FOR SALE City Dwelling Property. All prices. Call on Thompson's Agency, 10 North Seventh street. ll-3t LOST Ladies breast pin with ruby setting. Reward ir returned to 300 South 11th street. 4.4.4.4..4.....4.. No Liability i where in Califor German Fi of Indiana, as Insure i Richmond Insura 11 South 7th St. Telephone 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. HARRY G. SMITH Sa2 SaSali aaZaa aaTaa ba aafaa aaaa a aaB aafa, aaXaa a 0, a A i 4 ii iJ 4 iJt

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rains; the land of Beauty, Haf and Health. Throughout this wide area fer from a Northern standpoint! From some of this land an made last year on Strawbeij From Cantaloupes $250.00.

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FOR. SALE Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs, 1.2o a setting. Dreseed squabs. Home phone 15S8. Charles Nye. 41 South 12th street ap26-tf

FOR SALE A Sun Telegram newspaper route, north of Main street, between 15 and 18th streets. See Will Wr. Reller. Palladium office. f FOR 8ALE. Richmond property a specialty. Porterfigdidly Block. Phone S29. FXD"rRENT I room modern, flat for rent Call at 325 8. 6th St. 14-2t LOST A small gun metal watch be tween N. S and Main on 15th Bt' or between Main and S. B on 6th street. 'Finder please return to Jenkins jewelry store and get . reward. 12-3t 1 LOST A pushstcm from a gold watch. Return to 404 Main SL ll-3t LOST A steel fishing rod on Liberty Ave. between corporation line and Tests Bridge. Return to Palladium and receive reward. ll-3t LOST A blue and white gingham apron left on corner of 12th and N. E. in package. Return to Tom Morton's Barbershop, N. F. ll-3t (LOST Childs gold rope chain with gold heart attached. Return to 820 North I Street and receive reward. ll-3t h '! h ! 4 4 4" 4 J

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