Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 161, 6 July 1906 — Page 2

'age Two. The Richmond Palladium. Friday, July 6, 1906.

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fhole Foot Nothing But Proud Fleih Tried Different Physicians and All Kinds of Ointments Could Walk Only With Crutches-Ohio Man Says : "CUTICURA REMEDIES' THE BESTjON EARTH " t"In the year 1899 the side of my right foot was cut off from the little too down to the heel, and the physician who had charge of me was t rying tq sew up the iue of my foot, but with no, snot-ess. When he foiind out that wouldn't work, ho lirgnn tryinfc henl he wound with all kinds of ointment, , jnt il at last my whole foot "and; way up above- mV calf was nothing put proud flrtih. I suffered un told agonies for four years, and tried different phytiictanH and allkindaof ointments. I could walk only with crutches. It is nix teen month ago since I began using Cutieura .Soap ami Ointment for my limb and foot. ThJ first two months the Cutieura Remedies did not ecem to work, but I kept rn Rising them both. In two weeks nftefwatd.s I saw a change in my limb. Then I lingah using Cutieura Soap and Ointmentioften during the day and kept it upt for seven months, when my limbSv&i healed up jut the same as if I nefer had trouble. "It is eight montha now since I stopped using Cuticur Remedies, the best on God s earth. I I arh working at the present day, lifter five years of suffering. The c6st of Cutieura Ointment and Soap? was i only but the doctors' bill weremore like $600. You can publish my name and refer any one to write to,' me about Cutieura Remedies. I will answer all letters if postage is enclosed. John M. Lloyd, 718 S. Arch Ave, Alliance, Ohio, June 27, 1905." X Conipirt External and Internal Treatment for rwy flumor, Imm l'tmpln to Scrofula, from Inf.ncT to Ar, fonttiatlng of ('iitk-ura Soap, SiAe., Otttfrwnt, MWlt Rnnlmt. Mc. (In form of t hocnlatr Coatrd 1'illa, pr vial cit'H, mny h halt of ail rtruKirUia. A idnifl. art often cum. lmr Uru t'hem. Corp., Knlr Prop.. lon. mr Muled tree, "liow loCuie akiu and L'luud Humors. Beer of quality, combined with pvir ty our Richmond Export! Beer is the 3eer to drink. It Is the flavor and fiealthfulness that constitutes quality in Beer. This is posslblelby thebest material ind modern brewing facilities. THE MINCK BREWING GO. New Phone 42' I ROUND - TRIP ToCHICAGO VIA G. G. & L. R. R. Special Train leaves Richmond Saturday, July Tlh at 10 P. M. Arriving Chicago Dearborn St., Station 6:45 A. lM. Returning leave Chicago at "il P. M. Chicago offers every variety of amusement. This trtein will stop at Bruce Lake and Bass Lake for fishing parties. T For particulars ask C. A. BLAIR, P. & T. A. Homo Tel. 44. Richmond. AL. H. HUNT 7 North Ninth Can sell or trade you any- , , - thing in real est Ate. See him. - A Season's Drawback. There are some thlngw almost a crime, I'm free ami anxious to confess. About the pood old summer time. Some points that only spell distress. And one of then, as yon may guess. By try ins for It altogether. Is nothing more and nothing less Than just the standard summer weather. When It is ninety In the shade. Or even maybe not as many, But still enough so you arc made To shed your very lightest Denny, It doesn't cause you to have any Sensation other than deep sorrow When the predictions for a penny Say It will notter be tomorrow. Of course I wouldn't like to see The mercury at sero nesting When summer time was running free And all the countryside Infesting-, But still I think it needs arresting Or being' treated even b adder When it goes creeping skyward testing Its power to scale the tallest ladder. Oh, summer would be simply great Hod it no drawbacks you might men tlon! Of course we don't expect to skate Or get f im Santa Claus a pension. But one place where it gets attention Is hardly in its cap a feather; Of course I mean that raw Invention That's known to every one as weather.

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P Local CHICAGO KEEPS CHAMPION PACE Fall on Leever in the Seventh Inning and Defeat Pittsburg Once More. GIANTS GET QUEER ONE BUT ONE RUN WAS SCORED IN THEIR CAME WITH BOSTON AND THAT CAME IN THE FINAL INNING REDS LOSE. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. PCt. Chicaco .. 50 21 .704.. I New York 44 24 .647 Pittsburg 43 25 .632 j Philadelphia 37 36 .507 (Cincinnati 28 44 .383 Brooklyn 26 41 .3S8 St. Louis 29 45 .392 .Boston 25 46 .352 r Publishers Press Pittsburg, July 5. Falling on Leever hard in the seventh inning of today's game, enabled the Chicago Nationals to again defeat the Pittsburg team. Score: R. H. E. Chi 100000 006 8 2 Pitts. 20100000 0 3 4 3 Batteries Reulbach and Kling; Leever and Phelps. Umpires O'Day and Johnstone. ONE RUN IN NINTH. New York, July . Not until the ninth inning today was any runs scored in the game between the New York and Boston Nationals, the Gi ants making the only tally In the final Inning, and shutting out the beaneaters. Score: R. H. E. Bos. ... 00000000 0 0 5 0 N. Y. ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 7 0 Batteries Pfeiffer and Oneill; Mathewson and Bowerman. Umpire Emslie. LONG HITS DIDN'T WIN. Brooklyn, July 5. Brooklyn made a number' of long hits today, but the Philadelphia Nationals proved the better stayers" and won but by 1 run. Score: R. H. E. Phlla. ... 4 000200 0 6 7 0 Brook. '. 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 5 8 1 Batteries Richie,' Pittinger and Dooln; Scanlon and Bergen. Umpire Conway. - ' SAME STORY FOR REDS. St. Louis, July 5. Although the Cincinnati Nationals hit Egan hard in the first Inning today, they were unable to score afterwards and the St. Louis team won out In an uphill con test. Score: R. H. E. Cin 3000000003 6 2 01. L, ...,2 0 0 0 0 0 1 x 4 7 0 Batteries Wicker and Livingston; Egan, Druhot, Glade and McCarthy. Umpires Klem and Carpenter. PERT PARAGRAPHS. The man who works Is apt to be more capable than the man who gets worked. Anticipated pleasures rarely come up to the specifications made and provided in the contract. Lots of people give up before they begin, then bowl because results don't come their way. A woman likes to see a man fool himself thinking he 19 footing her. Ineonsplcuousness Is one of the earmarks of the real thing. Extremes meet, but tbey are seldom friendly. Women are partly responsible for all that Is done in this world and entirely responsible for most of what is said. Himself being Judge, no man ever took a mean advantage. Too many people nre companionable only when their intellect isn't working. There are lots of people in the world whose sole business is getting ready to inherit money. PERT PARAGRAPHS. Although the scientists have not found the mosquito that gives spring fever, the ordinary loafer has been more successful. There are three classes of people. financially speaking those who earn money, those who burn money, and a third class which lies between and tonches the two preceding. Everybody loves a winner except the loser. We often do things Just to show how much better than others we can do them. , Fereistent use of the hammer Is not recommended for developing the biceps. Some people never deteriorate; they can't. Every coquette tries to do her bet young man. Sympathy that has relation to the stomach is very comforting.

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CLUB STANDING. Won. Lost. PCt. Cleveland 42 27 .60S New York 40 26 .006 Philadelphia 41 27 .603 Chicago 28 31 .550 Detroit 37 34 .521 St. Louis 34 36 .486 Washington 23 43 .367 Boston 18 50 .264

AT LOUISVILLE. Louisville vs. Toledo postponed account rain. AT COLUMBUS. Called end eight, account darkness. R H. E. Ind 0000000 00 C 0 Col 1 0 0 0 1 2 2 06 9 0 Batteries Fisher and Kahoe; Flaherty and Blue. Umpire Longley. AT MILWAUKEE. R. H. E. Kan C .. 00001500 28 7 1 Mil 01010100 03 8 4 Batteries Swan and Leahy; Curtis and Roth. Umpire Kane. AT ST. PAUL. R H. E. St. P. .. 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 2 06 6 1 Mln 00000015 17 15 4 Batteries Morgan and Drill ;Gehnng and Yeager. Baseball Results Yesterday. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Boston 0; New York 1. Philadelphia 6; Brooklyn 5. Chicago 6; Pittsburg 3. Cincinnati 3; St. Louis 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York 8; Boston 3. St. Louis 5; Detroit 4. Chicago 4; Cleveland 3. Washington 0; Philadelphia 3. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Louisville- Toledo, rain. Indianapolis 0; Columbus 6. Kansas City 8; Milwaukee 3. St. Paul 6; Minneapolis 7. INTERSTATE LEAGUE

Club Standing. Won. Lost. PCt. Marion 37 23 .617 Flint .. ....... 35 23 .663 Ft. Wayne 34 24 .586 Anderson 25 31 .446 Lima 27 33 .450 Sandusky 18 29 .383

Anderson 1; Lima 4. Marion 4;; Ft. Wayne 1. Chance For Trouble. We hope that the members of the douma who are trying to legislate happiness and a few strips of breakfast bacon to a people who have long yearned for Joy and three square meals will be as moderate as they can tinder the circumstances toward each other when a disagreement arises, for the complications possible are terrible to contemplate. Suppose, for Instance, one member were to arise In the heat of debate, open his whiskers and say something that he could not prove, it would be up to the leader on the other side to make him eat his words, and a meal of Russian worts Is about as unpalatable a thing as could well be Imagined. The human ostrich in the sideshow may eat glass sugar bowls, nails and even a choice cut from a buzz saw, but the stoutest stomach might well revolt if given a few ordinary Russian words selected at random from the dictionary and told to eat them. A Practical Man. "Will I need my umbrelja?" 'Sure, it is raining cats and dogs outBide." Wouldn't it be better to take a sausage machine?" Smile Up. The sun is shining out of doors. The winds- blow bush and tree. The songster in the ether soars. The busy little bee Is winging home without a fear Of being counted late. The roses nod with smiles of cheer Nor dread their coming fate. So take your cue from nature now; She gives it o'er and o'er And tries to tell you why and ho Don't worry any more. Speedy Cure. "I understand he has appendicitis." "That is what the doctor thought yesterday, but he has changed his mind." "Made a more careful diagnosis?" "No; discovered he didn't have money enough to pay for an operation.'' Name Queered Him. "What does he call his horse?" "Ready Money." "No wonder be isn't in sight when the winners come under the wire." journey Ahead. "He must be going to Canada." "Iladn't mentioned it to me." "I heard him say he would see a man in Halifax."

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BLUES LOSE GAME TOJHITE SOX In a Fight to the Finish American Leaders Fall Down to Chicago.

ATHLETICS PLAY WELL CONNIE MACK'S TEAM GIVES WASHINGTON A WHITEWASH NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS THE OTHER WINNERS. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDI Won. Lost. Toledo 43 30 Columbus ...46 32 Milwaukee 41 32 Louisville 40 33 Minneapolis 37 3D Kansas City 36 38 St. Paul 23 46 Indianapolis 26 47 NG. PCt. .5S9 .589 .562 .54S .461 ..487 .333 .356 Publishers' Press Cleveland. July 5. It was a fight to the finish today, the Chicago Americans getting the victory in a well played game over the Clevelands. Score: R. H. E. Chi 20100010 04 8 0 Clev 02010000 03 9 1 Batteries Smith and Sullivan; Hess and Clarke. Umpires Evans and Sheridan. COOMBS WAS EFFECTIVE. Philadelphia, July effective today and Americans received wash at the hands Score: Wash ... 0 0 0 0 0 Phil 0 0 2 0 1 Batteries Smith Coombs and Powers, and Connor. 5 Coombs was the Washington a coat of whlteof the Athletics. R. H. E. 0 0 0 00 7 1 0 0 0 x 3 7 0 and Wrakefield; . Umpires Hurst HARRIS EASY PROPOSITION. Boston, July 5. Harris was an easy proposition for the New York Americans and they had little difficulty in defeating Boston. Score: R. H. E. N. Y. ... 10005100 18 11 1 Bos 10000110 03 5 6 Batteries Hogg and Kleinow; Har rls and Peterson. Umpire O'Loughlin. FREE HITTING CONTEST. Detroit, July 5. In a free hitting contest today the St. Louis Ameri cans won out by one run from the Detroits. Score: R. H. E. St. L. ... 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 05 11 1 Det 00004000 04 8 3 Batteries Glade and O'Connor; Siever and Schmidt. Umpire Con nolly. Rural Routes. Washington, July 5. The monthly report of rural mail routes established shows 2,593 petitions not acted on. There were 3,713 routes put into operation during the fiscal year Just closed. No Evidence. "See the bald headed gentleman in the third box? He is heir apparent to one of the moldiest thrones in Europe." "You would never suspect it of him. There is no hair apparent." Needed It From a sigh for the mint he could not refrain. There was none at hand, but he wished so hard For an odorous whiff of the herb's bruised vein That used to grow in the old back yard. He was not athirst, as you may have guessed; And not for himself did he long for it. But his only son was so sore distressed That he felt he could use a little bit. For the youngster had howled with the stomach ache From the dank midnight to the dawn's pale tint And had kept the household all awakeWherefore the sigh for the peppermint. Quite Right, "What's your idea of a good Joke?" "One that hits a fellow that you don't like." PERT PARAGRAPHS. One reason why truth telling is so unpopular is because it is so apt to be unpleasant. When mischief is chronic in a boy. spankings are apt to be periodical. To keep your place it is sometimes essential to knock another fellow out. A little of some things is a good deal too much. A cold expression often precedes a hot reception. Where much con sideration is shown, the bill fof the same is proportion ately large. The average man prefers to earn his bread if possible by the sweat of his Jaw rather than his brow. A promising condition isn't In it with one that is really doing business. There are more ugly women in the world than one Imagined, Judging from the "How to Be Beautiful" literature .that !s publ!-

GAME FOR SUNDAY.

The Palladium aasebatl team wants an out of town game for next Sunday. W'rie or 'phone Manager of Palladium team at once. THE BLOS7HARD. Well, yes; 1 I admit That I tear up the ground Some, But then 1 never have claimed to be A Sunday school picnic Or a pert and sassy Charley boy. MThat's the use In being a cyclone. v A regular rip snorter. A fierce man eating Ring tailed roarer. If you can't have some fui Out of It? You've got the name. And you might -as wel Have the game, And It Isn't a game Of pingpong Either. Not exactly. I Though of course) . It is all of that And some more. Yes, ' As I come to think it overt 4 Quite a good deal more. Of course you might say That It Isn't A nice thing to do To come racing down , At a fire engine gait And pick up the happy home Of a man Who had never done anything to you And, after breaking Some of the wedding presents) And jarring loose the pictures Set it down On the lot Of a perfect stranger. But that is Just my way, and if you don't like It all you have got to do Is to carry a cyclone cellar Around In your vest pocket. A Timid Young Thing. "The professor put his arm ' around her." "Did she scream ? "No, she was too frightened." "Poor girl." Yes; she was frightened lest he should take it away." More Law In Prospect. , It Is the dream of the promoters of The Hague tribunal that it may eventually become a lawmaking body, passing a few statutes occasionally for the benefit of those people who do not feel as though they were being governed enough as it is. If there is one thing that we need particularly In the United States it 1 a few more lawmaking bodies. Congress, the various state legislatures, city councils and county administrations only pass a few hundred thousand new laws a year, and sometimes time hangs heavy on our hands because we have a half hour in which .we do not know for certain that we are obeying any law. There oughttyto be a field for The Hague tribunal to start in easy before it began trying to regulate our Uvea and deciding which country should make sausages and which should eat them, and that field is the air. Just for practice they might begin with a statute forbidding balloonists to bump into the moon. Heroes. Too late they found their marriage Was clearly a misfit, But still they never said a word, But - made the best of it. Lasting Cure. 'He took the Keeley cure long ago." "I didn't know that he ever drank." "He didn't. The cure he took waa for financial plethora. He invested in the stock of the Keeley Motor company." No Strong Man. "I heard you took the train for the city last. -week." "That is a mistake; the train took me." SI;ii-; THE CHICAGOAGIIICItlllATI & LOUISVILLE R. R. (THE NEW WAY) Effective May 20th, 1906. EAST BOUN1 Leave Richmond Cottage Grove... Arrive Cincinnati. ' Arrives frona the East. Leave Cincinnati. ' .... 44 Cottage Grove Arrive Richmond.. . WEST BOUSXb Leave Richmond . " Muncle.... Arrive Marlon.. . . " Peru " Griffith... " Chicago.. . I .Arrive from the Wen, Leave Chicago Leave Per a Arrive Richmond Dally, tpatly except 8udy. s Sunday only, jl Rons to urlftlLH ;a&lly except Sunday. i The 10.45 am. train from Richmond makes direct connection at Griffiths with Grand Trunk forCblcago, arriving Chicago 7 p.m. 1 All east-bound trains make direct eonnee. tlons at Cottage Grave with C, II. D, foe Oxford. Hamilton, Liberty .CoanersvlUe and, Rathvtll. 1 For further information regarding rates and train connection, askj C A. BLAta. Home Phcae 5. Pass. n4 Ticfcct 40

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