Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 159, 4 July 1906 — Page 3

The Richmond Palladium, Wednesday, July 4, 1903.

fageiThree.

A Heavy Load to Carry.

Along with drsMpsU come nervousness and general illthealth. Why? Because a disordered stomach does not permit the food to be tfoperly digested, and Its products assimilated by the system. The blood la charged with poisons wfclcb come from this disordered digestion, end in turn the nerves ae not fed on good, red blood, and we seet symptoms of nervirsncss, sleeplessness fand general breakvrn. .It is not head Work, nor over phv- ;; exertion that UoflB it, but poor stomwork. With popr, thin blood 'the y Is not protected acaln8t the attack . i fjcrms of i rip, bronchitis and consumption. Fortify the body at once wither, l'irrce's Golden Medfcal Discovery a rare combination off native medicinal roots without a particle of alcohol or dangerous habit-forming drags, I A little book of extracts, from prominent medical authorities extolling every ineredient contained in Dr. Pierce's Oolden Medical Discovery will be mailed free to any address on request by postal card or letter. Address Dr. K. V. Fierce, Buffalo, Y. I . M ny years of active practice convinced Dr. Pierce of tbe value of many native roots as medicinal agents and he went to threat expense, both in time and in money, to perfect bis own peculiar processes for rendering them both efficient and safe for tonic, alterative and rebuilding agents. The enormous popularity of ? Golden Medical Discovery "lis due both to its scientific compounding and to the actual medicinal value of Its Ingredients. The publication of the names of the Ingredient on the wrapper f every bottle sold, gives full assurance of . its non-alcoholic character and removes all objection to the use of an unknown or secret remedy.

It Is not a patent medicine nor a secret

one cither, This fact puts it in a class

all by itself, bearing al it does upon every bottle wrapper The Bidge of Honesty, in

the full INt of its ingredients. t

1 Tho "Golden Medical Discovery?" cures, weak ftomach, indigestion, or dyfpepsia. 'torpid liver and biliousness, ulceration of stomach and bowles and all catarrhal affections no matter what parts or organs may bo affected with It. Dr( Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the original little liver pills, first put up 40 years go..They regulate and invigorate, stomach, liver and bowels. Much imitated but never equaled, aogar-conted and easy to taka as candy. One to three a dose.

THE NEW

PHILLIPS

VAUDEVILLES THEATER O. Q .M'JRRAY MANAGER. week of July 2nd DAILY at 3 and 8:15. W. A MISS GRAYCE MILLER, Overture. i B Harriet M. Shad.

Character Changes.

C Geo. W. Allen & Delwaln notta Superior Vocalists, PleasingConversationalists, in their fright

little comedetta entitled,

"A Wife'B Victory." D Miss Lena Thompson.

Illustrated Songs. E Gordon Elcfrld. Character Comedian, (r F 2 Graces 2 A Funny Kid and Big

G A. R. Carrlngton. In the great "Mllltai H MsBell 6. Corbley

Comedy Character Musical Skit.

I The Philoscope.

-"ChooslnK a Servant.'

"Troubles of a Firemini'

"Mrs. Brown's Hard Luck

AT THE THEATERS i

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GENNETT TIIEfl

VAUDEVILLE

IRA SWISHER, IManagorJ

WEEK OF JULY 2ND. Daily 3, 8 and 9:20 p. m. PROF. GU3 r FREDERICKS

Overture. 6UNETARO & CO.

', Japanese Wonder Workers i

LYDELL AND BUTTERWOR

Blackface delineators and Intro

ers of eccentric dancing. EDDIE LAMONT.

Novelty Musical Act and Drum Ma

jor. ERNEST RENK. Illustrated Songs. WALTER BEEMER

And Juggling Glr,

Peerless Club Juggling Duo,

MELROY TRIO.

Comedians, Vocalists andDancers,

THE GENOSCOPE.

The latest MotionjjeCtures,

7J rum

J m

Richmond Tea. Coffee

aCrocervCo;

'17

Country Butter! . .yf. 15c Rose of Sharon Flakes 10c

Offc . . 10c String

Beans. ...11.... 10c New Potatoes f 30c andi35c peck Mason Jars . . .!.... 50c 1 gallon Apples ...... 25c

C. C& L. PORULAR EXCURSIONS $16.50 Round fTrip. j

To Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean City, Thursday August 2nd 15 day

limit via

O. R. R.

Cincinnati

$6.50 RoundlTrlp. ' To Nlagaia Falls, ' 9th 12 dky limit Wabash rt. R.

hursday August

Via Peru and

Selling Return

12.50 Round Trip.

To Minneapolis on Account or u. a.

R. National Encampment, dates Aua.1 10, 11, li, 13th.

limit Aug. BUt. 5.20 Round Trip.

io u ass Lake.

15.20 Round

To Bruce

To Winon

Season ticket

$4.15.

nd "trip. I e Lake. a Lake.- I

55.50 J

and the C. &

$5.50, 10 day ticket

Palladium Wt Ads Pav.

A. R. Carrlngton In the great "Military" Novelties at the Phillips this week.

Vaudeville at the Phillips. It is to laugh that is if you see the vaudeville bill at the New Phillips this week for it contains a large amount of amusing matter, as well as performances that show abilitv and skill. Despite the counter attractions of Fourth of July picnics and other events in keeping with the holiday, it is expected that many will seek entertainment at the New Phillips and they will be well repaid by the expenditure of a small sum of money. The only way to really get a full appreciation of the bill Is to go and see it for yourself. Vaudeville at the Gennett. They have the goods that is to say the vaudeville performers at the Gennett' this week are delivering them and they are all wool and a yard wide, to use the figurative term. That the patrons of the house are pleased is putting it mildly; they are more than pleased with the program that has been prepared for the'r enjoyment. Unless you have an urgent engagement for the Fourth of July, it will be well to so to the Gennett and take your families for there will be a

bountiful return for the little money that it is necessary to Invest.

FIRST BLOW AT

MART'S PLACE

Attorney General Files Action

at Paoli to Revoke French Lick Hotel Charter.

GAMBLING IS CHARGED

RAID WAS MADE AT SAME TIME

SUITS WERE FILED AND GAM-

BLING PARAPHERNALIA WAS

FOUND.

FINE CHURCH IN RUINS

The Great Church of St. Michael at

' Hamburg, Germany, Is Destroyed by Cruel Flames

tPubllshers' Press Hamburg, July 3. i "iie great cnurcn of St. Michael with its tower and spire 26 feet high, was totally destroyed by fire. The tower in falling crushed several neighboring houses and they caught fire. Four workmen who were repairing the church were killed. The fire spread rapidly. Rows of buildings on Englischeplank, Boemische and Kraienkampf streets were burned. The wind blew strongly and the whole fire department of the city with many volunteers was engaged in the endeavor to stop the progress of the conflagration. The fire probably originated from defective electric connection. "When the tower fell, the many thousands of spectators uttered involuntary cries that, together, sounded like a vast sigh. The flames then blew up fiercely and began to spread to adjoining houses. The fire department finally succeeded in obtaining control of the flames. T church was the city's chief object pride. It was largely of brick and wt&s erected on the site of the ancient church burned in 1750 as the re9ult of being struck by lightning. Killing Off the Cops. Warsaw; Russian Poland, July 3. The determination of terrorists to terminate the police force shows no signs of wavering. Tuesday two more police sergeants were added to the already long death' roll. Both men were shot and killed on the streets and the assassins, escaped.

To Exploit Palestine. Tannersville, N. Y.. July 3. A letter from Dr. Max Nordeau of Paris, containing a strong appeal for the support of the already established Jewish institutions in Palestine, aroused much enthusiasm at the session of the Federation of American Zionists nere. The commission recommended the organization of commercial, Industrial and agricultural syndicates for the exploiting of the resources of Palestine.

"Over the Border" by Robert Barr will bein in the Palladium Thursday morning. Don't miss the first In

stallment. .

tPubllshers Pressl Vz.c'.i, , i-i-y j.-r.t:orney Gen

eral Charles Miller, acting under in

structions from Governor Hanly filed In the Orange county courts an action to revoke the charter of the. French

Lick Springs hotel company at French

Lick, this county.

The company is a corporation of

which Thomas Taggart, chairman of

the Democratic national committee, Is president. It is charged that gambling is allowed on the property owned by

the hotel company.

A second suit was filed by the at

torney general - against the West

Baden Springs hotel company in

which demand is made for the revoca

tion or the company's charter on a

charge of permitting gambling on its property.

Sheriff Maris, Deputy Sheriff Jones, Constable Baggerty and Marshal John Salices raided the casino at the

French Lick and West Baden springs

hotels at the same hour Attorney

General Miller filed proceedings in court. A number of arrests were

made and considerable gaming para

phernalla was captured. Attorney

General Miller left here to direct the disposition of the confiscated prop

erty.

NOW UP TO GOV. FOLK He Is to Decide Whether Mrs. Myers,

Woman Murderer, Is to Be Hanged for Her Crime.

Publishers' Press Jeffersou wy, "Mo., July 7. The supreme court overruled a motion to transfer the case of Mrs. Aggie Myers to the court en banc for hearing. Her fate is now in the hands ofthe governor. She and Frank Hottman were convicted of murdering her husband and sentenced to be hanged. Even if Governor Folk does not further interfere, Mrs. Myers cannot be hanged until she Is resentenced by the supreme court which does not meet again until October. As there was no motion In the Hottman case, his sentence will be carried out Sept 3, unless the governor again postpones his execution. COREYSHOLfcfOfjFERENCE

Wife of the President of the United States Steel Corporation Lay Down the Law. tPubllshers' Press New York, - July 3. Mrs. LAura Cook Corey and her husband. William Ellis Corey, president of the United States steel corporation, are In the city for a conference with their lawyers regarding Mrs. Corey's pending suit for divorce In Nevada. Mrs. Corey, accompanied by her son and her sister-in-law. Miss Ada Corey, arrived here and stopped with friends. Corey Is at the Holland House. That the conference will lead to a reconciliation between Corey and his wife U the desire of Corev's familv. :

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