Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 130, 2 June 1906 — Page 7

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" iii OPEJf PUBLICITY TUB BES'J CV7tR7lNTY OP MERIT. When the maker of a medicine, sold through druggists for family use, takes his patients fully into his confidence by frankly and fearlessly publishing broadcast as well as on its bottle wr&DDers.

i&fuli list of all its Ingredients in plain rvigitan,-mis action on his part is tne bosl possible evidence that he is not rt frald to have the search light of Inves 'Hcatlon turnd full upon his formula hud that it will bear the fullest wrutlny ' and the most thorough Investigation. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for the cure of the weaknesses, periodical pains arid functional derangements of the organs distinctly feminine, is the only medicine put up for sale through druggists for woman's special use. the maker of which Is not afraid to take Lis patients Into his full, confidence by. such open and honest publicity. A glance at the published ingredients on each bottle wrapper, will show that it U made jvhollv from native, American, medicinal root, that it contains no pol-tw-p'ms or hablt'forimJug dn;t, no narriitics and no alcohol pt'M-, triple-refined f.Jvoerln of proper ftrcngvb being used n-VtnA of th coGiMionly f-wpl'yed alcohol, both lor extracting H prwervlng U q active luediciri! properti found In disroots of the American forest fylants tifoj-ei. It Is ihff only tredi6lo for v onjri's pecular diisec. by drugCists, that (tow not enntato a largo oorchnUee of alcohol, which Is in the long nm to harmful to woman's delicate, nervo; system. Now. g!ycrfr.e 1? perfectly hfttmies, and rv a valuable purpose fcy pti8soing intrinsic value-all I Mown, and bei(?es It enhances .the curative effect of the oth-r Inerfdlents entering into the "favorite Vtticrfytion " ' Some of the ablest medical writers and techers endorse those views and praise .'.11 the several inaredients of which "Favorite Prescription is composed recommending them for the cure of the very Parao disease, for which this worldfamed mdlcino is advised. No other medicine for women has any fuch proJtnUmal endorsement worth more than any number of ordinary testimonials. If Interested, send name and address to Dr. K. V. Pierce, Ituffalo, N. Y.. fo his little book of extracts from the works of eminent medical writers and teachers, endorsing the several Ingredients and tolling lust what Dr. Pierce's medicines ure made ofu It's free for the asking. ETT THEATRE VAUDEVILLE. RA SWISHER, Manager. EEK OF une 4TH. Daily 3, 8 and 9:20 p. m. prof. QU3 Fredericks Overture. HOWARD AND LINDER. . i i Presonting theltf New German Comedy Sketch "As B.ly Father Used to Say. j 1 I VI LAURA DAVIS. Slngyig Comedienne. DALYf& MURPHY. Singing and Talking Comedians. ERNEST RENK. Illustrated Bongs. JOSEPH K. WATSON. The Little llebrew Gentleman. RACHJETT & HAZARD. ' Novelty ilsical Act. MOTION PICTURES. "Trained Monkey August," "Unexpected Firtworks," , "Cards and Crime" and "A Gentleman Highwayman." THE fJEW PHILLIPS VAUDEVILLE THEATER 0. G.m'JRRAY MANAGER. A .W$EK OF JUNE 4TH. DAILY at and 8 P. M. A Ml 83 QRAYCE MILLER, Overtujre. B COSMOPOLITAN QUARTET. IntroducUg PlantaUon Medleys. ; Introducing Plantation Medteyt James Clark, 1st fl"euor. Howr: Harris, Soprano, V. Thompson, bn'rr tone, John White, iass. C ALBERT; DASHINGTON. Slnginfj and Ecctntric Dancing, sinologist and pollt Comedy. D BINNEY f8 CHAPMAN. Up-to-date character sketch artlFt. Vocalists andfDaAcers. EMISS LEONA THOMPSON. Illustrated Songs. F Comedy Novelty Act. G HOWARD MORRIS. Tho Whlstlins Wonder. HMr. and Mrs. John T. Powers. "The Playftrs." I THE PHltOSCOPE. San Francisco Earthquake and fit Pictures. If you have good "opportun ity eyesight" Vou will fin some things inlthe want ad today which mdst people w? overlook. Before you throv The Palladium afcide, look ove the classified advertisement? THE DAYTON & WESTERN TRACTION CO. In effect J May 5, 1906. change without notice. x MAIN LINE Subject t s ;am I'M 8.00 8.68 FTt ft Kleh'd IaI 5.W MS 8.00 and 8 42 Ipvery S.fit hour Raton Ar W.Alex " Day tan " MA, T.05 S.(KV 7 W 0.00 9.IW ' I ! 10.(5.i; I lo.oo until law 11.00 NEW PARIS BRANCH (THROUGH SERVICE) Leave' Richmond for New Parts. 5:50, 6:45, 8:20, 9:20, 10:00. 11:20. a. m., 12:20. 1(20. 2:20, 3:00, 4:20. 5:20, 6:20, 7:20. 8:20, 9:55 and 11:00 P. M. Transfere at New Westvllle. Direct connections at Dayton with "Lima Limited" trains for Troy, Piqtta and Lima, leavitg Richmond at 5:50. 9:00, 12:00 a. ut., and 3:00 p. m. CONNECTIONS At Eaton with P.. C. C. & SL L. lor points north and south. At WestAlexandrla with Cln clnnatl Northern' R. R. for points north and south, f At Dayton with elec tric lines diverging for Troy, Piqtii, Sidney,' Lima, Xenia, Springfield. Columbus. llamlltoa and Cincinnati. Through rates; through tickets to al! points. For further information call Homo Phone 269. ( , Arrangements io parues, special

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AT THE THEATERS Vaudeville at the Phillips. u i .u u uvau iv-vi v wca performers, Manager Murray has en?aged tho Cosmopolitan Quartet, an aggregation of Richmond colored nen for a turn on his vaudeville progrim for next week. The members Df the quartet are James Clark, Howarl Harris, W. Thompson and John JV'hlte. Mr. Murray has also purchase! the 11m of the San Francisco eartrjuake nd fire pictures bo that they eti not only be shown at the New Philips aext week, but will make the bund -)f the houses under ccntrol of Messrs. Murray and Sun. Other numbas oh 'he program for next week are ibert Oashington, singing and ecctric lancing, monologist and polite (omjdy; Binney and Chapman, up-tcdate Jiaracter sketch artists, vocalistsand lancers; Howard Morris, the thisling wonder; Mr. and Mrs. Job. T. .'owers, "The Players"; a comedykovlty act, illustrated songs and mlon ictures. Vaudeville at the Gennett. Manager Swisher has secured a ery attractive bill for the patronsof he Gennett Vaudeville for nt .eek. Comedy Is the most dominat oa.uro and this fact will be highv leasing for it is very evident th omsdv features are the ones moa :tular with vaudeville patrons. Oi . j :e bill are Howard and Linder, wh

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Davis, singing comedienne; Daly and large crowd of high school stuMurphy, singing and talking comedl- nts will attend the Garfield Field

ans; Joseph K. Watson, the Little Hetnw Gentleman, one of the novelties f vaudeville; Rackett and Hazard, in novelty musical act; Ernest Renk in 'lustra ted songs and tHe motion pic 'It! 's, which this week are "Trained ionkey August," "Unexpected FireVorks," "Cards and Crime," and A nMeman Highwayman." Tonight's performance will conclude a fine week's business at the Gennett OCAL ELKS ARE INVITED tte Meeting at Peru to be Attended By Large Throngs of the Antlered Herd. The State meeting of the Elks to p held at Peru June 12-14 will be ats:'dcd by large throngs of the antlerh1 herd from various parts of tne tmte. In addition to the many Nto lining features to be provided for tt isltors by the Peru Elks there will p a parade on the second day of the r.eoting and prizes will be tvVen to he lodges having the largest repr.entation in line, the lodge appearing . a m.t. n most unique costumes, eic. iicujond Elks have been Invited to par ticipate. , CASTOR! A Fc T. Jts and Children. Ihe Kind You Hava Always Bough! Bears the Signature CITY AND COUNTY Marriage Licenses. Ulysses Cook, 36 and Idella Slaugh-. ter, 37, (colored.) Rea Estate Transfers. Richard H. Burk to Agnes S. Williams, twenty-three feet ; off the north sido of lot 11 in C. T. Price's addition to Richmond, 12200 Dickinson Trust Co., administrator of the estate of the late James Smith, to William E. Pickett, lot 5 In 'Jonathan Mattls add-on to Richmond . ?:220

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beautiful and jrranddaucrhter-in-law of set." That oiiffht to be a onmhinntinn her marriage, at the beginning of the SENIOR CLASS COMPLETED ITS SCHOOL WORK YESTERDAY AND WILL GRADUATE JUNE 15. Baseball Team Has Disbanded After Playing Five Games Out of Which it Won Three Several High School Students to Act as Officials at the Garfield Track Meet Today. The Senior class o fhigh school finished its school work Friday and will hold its graduating exercises June 15 in the school hall. Final examinations will be held at high school next week as school will close In two weeks. The high school base ball team has disbanded for this season and the players will all probably seek places on the different city teams. The team only played five games, winning three. The team tried Ijard to secure games out of town but finally had to play all its games with home teams. The players are the only ones that have represented high school for the past three years. The lineup is as follows: Dingley c, Karns p. Graves Marine 2b, Elliott 3b, Allison ss, eet this afternoon, which will hd at Reid Field Earlham. be O Sigiura Jha Kind You Hava Always Bought Vtend Their Thanks. Tne. A. R. and kindred organisa tions tt had charge of the Memorial DayBrvices, take this means of express!; their gratitude, and extending eir heartfelt thanks to tha Merchan AssociaUon and other business ani,rofeS9ionai menj for tnejr very libei donations and kindness; and to tt, scnool children, to Mrs. Riley, to t,Rev. J. O. Cam bell, to the Rev. VH. McMaster, and lo all others, whoy their generous aid and assistance, le it possible for us to conduct a sice appropriate to the memory of Cy departed heroes, very sincerely, The Executivr;ommittee for Memorial Day. J. F. venport. Chairman. Chas. W. Jor( Sec ALL THE JLS SEWED UP WAIL OF WATSON Sixth District .Cor!88man .F,nd, Getting Places for Tfice Seeking uonsxuuenis is -Aig But an Easy Task During Tig Dayg. Palladium Spetj Washington, June l-'epresenta-tlve "Jim" Watson Is disted over the way in which appotntg areL sewed up by civil service tho rwa.1 trict of Columbia. "I have nearly walked ijeg3 a trying to get jobs for a 'pe f constituents during the last days! said he. 'T simply can't e anl The boys who work In the Wfifej who' make it possible for thtppuyt licans to carry-this country eaTe get a look-in when It comes, tributing the places. Erenttijj this thing , keeps up, the VoyVill ceasetobf; interested In po'll tnat'wui i torry oar xgz. ULv

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" DAMES AND DAUGHTER Miss Grace Barstow of San Jose, CaL, Is the only woman violin maker In the United States. Mrs. Tinpley, president of the Raja Yogi school In California and a similar school in Santiago, Cuba, will establish another school at Pinar del Rio. La Ee-lle Otero, the famous continental daucer, takes no chances of loss through the twisting of an ankle, as each of her foot is insured for $10,000. One of the largest ranch owners in southern Texas is Mrs. Kennedy. Her ranch formerly stretched over several ccuntie?. but It has since teen divided. In the opinion of some stockmen Mrs. Kennedy's Is the best stocked ranch in Tesas. , Mrs. Sophia Bennet of Guilford Center, Me., is one of the smart old ladies. She Is elhty-iiine years old, and besides vrosbing the dishes, making the beds end doing the mending for five In the family the past winter she has made six large rugs, mostly braided.

The champion woman pedestrian of the world Is Miss Minnie Letta, an Euglishwoman, who gives exhibitions of her walking powers on a revolving track. She walked from Birmingham to Coventry not long ago and covered the seventeenth mile of the way la less than nine minutes. One of the best known New York actresses. Miss Blanche Bates, has turned farmer as a relief from the nervous strain of theatrical work. She owns seventy-seven acres of land, several cows, seven dogs, a number of horses and quite an army of chickens. She lives among them and makes them her friends and travels sixty miles a day to and from the theater. COLLEGE AND SCHOOL. Professor Frank Thilly, who holds the chair of philosophy at Princeton university, will go to Cornell as a full professor in the Sage School of Philosophy next fall. Dr. Henry H. Converse of the mathematics department of the Polytechnic institute, Baltimore, has resigned from that Institution and accepted a position in Davis and Elkins college, in West Virginia. The public school authorities of Columbus, Ga., ordered all teachers to hold special exercises on tho Confederate Memorial day, June 3, and on the birthdays of Lee and Davis and to explain their meaning. The trustees of Columbia university have nominated and the Prussian ministry of education has confirmed President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale university to be Roosevelt professor of American history and institutions in the University of Berlin for the academic year 1907-08. SCIENCE SIFTINGS. The high cirrus clouds are believed to be formed of snowfiakes. If the atmosphere did not warm the earth like a blanket the temperature everywhere would be 300 degrees below zero. A little Belgian girl who Is not yet fifteen years old has patented a turntable that will enable vehicles that are moved mechanically, or by , animal force to reverse their direction without actually turning. The highest kite ascent was lately made at Llndenberg, Prussia, 21,100 feet being reached, with six attached kites and 10,000 yards of wire. The temperature fell from 41 degrees at the surface to 13 degrees below zero. The wind, eighteen miles at the surface, was fifty-six miles an hour at the highest point. CURRENT COMMENT. The Panama canal discussion continues to develop personalities and technicalities. Washington Star. Beating the Greeks at their own game seems to be an easy proposition for the Yankees. Albany Press-KnWk-erbocker. The trustees of the Metropolitan Mu seum of Art say that the museum must grow smaller before it can grow largerthat is to say, the rubbish must first be thrown out. Good! Rochester Post-Express. France has passed through many tur bulent experiences, and the ability to cope with the forces of disorder has been more effectively displayed by the republic than by any other form of government that has been tried. Baltimore News. TRAIN AND TRACK. Germany now has 33,594 miles of broad gauge railway lines. A bill has been introduced by seven members of the British parliament to abolish time limits on railway passenger tickets. The average pay on British railroads. Including everybody, from general manager to switchmen, is only $244 a year, while the average compensation of the, American railroad employee is $G13 a year. In Germany the average is less than $200. In France it is a little more. BASE HITS. Rube Waddell Is apparently in great form. It cost fully $10,000 to equip the New London (Conn.) grounds. "Iron Man" McGlnnlty is pitching very good ball this season. Pittsburg secured Clyde Robinson, the diminutive infielder. for $1,000. First Baseman Joe Nealon has al ready made himself solid in Pittsburg. Patsy Donovan still Insists that his Colts will yet make the Brooklyn rootmra sit no n-tul .tftka tvAtica Richmond, Ind., June 1st, 1906. Palladium: Notice is hereby given that Bond number nine (9) known as the Park Improvement Bond, issued by the City of Richmond, July 1st, 1892, and due yearly on and after July 1st. 1897, will be redeemed July 1st, 1906, and interest thereon will cease on and after that date. OMER G. WHELAN, . ; City Controller. dly-2-9-16-23. :;lj&2fr-' i - . erw i -ieMv t

He he is SIRES AND SONS. Mayor McClellan of New York has taken to old fashioned quill pens In signing public documents. Secretary Shaw has a number of push buttons on his desk, including one which rings when he finds his visitor to be a "crank." Dillon Wallace, the explorer of the Labrador wild, has arrived in New York from Quebec. lie is the first man that ever carried the mall from Fort Chlmo to the steamer at Eskimo point. Representative Brownlow. who introduced the bill to provide for federal care of Andrew Johnson's grave, is a nephew of "Parson" Brownlow, who described Johnson as "the dead dog in the White House." Professor Milne, the famous seismologist, was the first man to drive a golf ball across the Victoria falls, on the Zambezi river, this being done during the recent visit of the British association to South Africa, Higher Walton of the Darwen division of Lancashire, England, can boast of a unique record. Out of a possible 425 votes 420 were recorded for him, and of the five missing voters one was in America, one In Canada, one on the sea and two sick in bod. Joseph Chamberlain, the English statesman, will have two notable celebrations the coming summer. On June 17 he will have completed thirty years of continuous representation of Birmingham In the house of commons, and on July 8 he will reach bis seventieth birthday. James H. Vassar, who has been connected with the United States subtreasury at Boston more than forty years and nearly that length of time in the important position of specie clerk, is the most remarkable and accomplished coin expert in America and has few if any equals in the world. Accurate tab has been kept on Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador, since he arrived In Washington, and nobody ever saw him without a cigar in his mouth or in his hand Just ready to be put Into his mouth except when he was at a state function or dining, and then he always smokes between courses. MRS. BINQEOSE AND BEB DOO. man taken to the Tenderloin station, the doe following. Dr. Cottle worked for an nour over the woman before he could restore her even partly to consciousness. He removed her to the New York hospital. On the dog's collar were the words ' Hyacinth Rlngrose, 343 Fifth Avenue, Y. City." Mr. Rlngrose was. notified and, coming to the hospital. Identified the semiconscious woman as his wife, Mrs. Mary Rlngrose, an artist. "I was struck by an automobile, and I knew nothing more until I was in the hospital," said Mrs. Rlngrose when she was able to speak. PERT PARACRAI., The man who takes his punishment quietly Is apt to be not as meek as he seems. There are some men who might be worse than they are, but they don't know it. A theory that doesn't allow for friction Is apt to get a pretty hard rub. $25.00 Round Trip Chicago to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Via the Chicago, Union Pacafic & North-Western Line. This low rate is in effect the first and third Tuesday of each month. Other low rate tickets $30.00 round trip, daily, beginning June 1st The Colorado Special, only one night to Denver, leaves Wells Street Station 7:00 P. M. Another excellent through train leaves at 11:00 P. M.i For tickets and full Information, apply to your nearest ticket agent or address A. H. Waggener, Trav. Agt, 215 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 111. 25-5t End-of-the-Week Rates. Chicago and North-Western Railway From to nearby summer resorts. Tickets at special low prices on sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday, good until the following Monday to return. Other low rates in effect dally. For tickets, rates and'booklets giving full information, apply to nearest ticket agent or address W. B. Kniskern, P. T. M., C. & N. W Ry Co. Chicago. 25-5t Lake Geneva 8ummer Train Service. Via the Chicago & North-Western R'y is now in effect including Saturday afternoon train leaving Chicago 1:00 p. m. and Sunday Train leaving 8:00 a. m. For tickets. . rates and full in formation apply to your nearest ticket agent or address W. B. Kniskern, P. T. M., c. ftrN. W.'R'y Co., Chicago.

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