Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 195, 13 August 1907 — Page 3
PAUETHREE. ROUGH RIOER CONTINGENT A FEATURE A SPLENDID OFFER WAS MADE PARKER CMMta, Boys and Yoimiffl Wm SPECIAL SALE PAY Buffalo Bill Has a Remarkable Fraternal Organization in EngAssemblage of Equestrian Experts. . land Anxious to Secure The Shows. COME FROM EVERYWHERE. TERMS ARE VERY LIBERAL. 1 n
THE KICIOIOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEG RAM, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1007.
FANNIE USHER, A CLEVER LITTLE ACTRESS. I V
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PROMINENT AMONG ROUGH RIDERS WILL BE OUR OWN AMERICAN INDIANS DELIGHT FOR HORSE LOVERS. The Rough Rider contingent with Buffalo Bill's Wild West which come3 to Richmond, Aug. SO, forms one of the most remarkable assemblage of equestrian experts, ever presented to the public in one exhibition. They have been gathered from all parts of the world and represent the most skilled horsemen of the various 'nations they represent. Their saddle methods are many and varied, ranging from the reckless daring of the Russian Cossack to the military stateliness of the Royal English Dragoons.
Prominent among the Rough Riders
will be our own American Indians, cowboys and western girls, who may
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putatlon and the reputation of our country. Assembled in this body of riders' will also be Japanese Cavalry,
now seen for the first time in public; j
Mexican Vaqueros, in their picturesque attire; South American Guachos, the dandies of the exhibition; German Cuirassiers, Bedouin Arabs, the Irish Lancer3 and other representative horsemen gathered from far and rear. Never before have so many varieties of nations been represented in a public exhibition, and leading them all twice dally Buffalo Bill will appear rain or shine, the most dashing, dauntless horseman of them all. Lovers- of the horse may always depend upon Buffalo Bill to show the equine at his best, regardless of the incoming automobile era, which threatens him.
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SELECTION OF THE PARKER
SHOWS WAS MADE ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR WELL KNOWN REPUTATION.
"LIFE RENEWER" FOR LADIES. Olivia Peterson, of Coldwater, Mich, writes: "I had not been able to sit up a half day at a time for thirteen years until I used the Mystic Life Renewer. It has cured me of nervous troubles, headache and a very bad stomach. It has helped me li o many ways and curea me of afflictions that the doctors said could not be cured. The blessed Life Renewer has done more for me than 'all the Patent Medicines, Doctors and Christian Science treatments combined. It Is the most wonderful medicine I ever saw." Sold by A. G. Luken Sc. Co., druggists. Nol d&w
"THE LOVE HANDICAP" AT THE NEW PHILLIPS THIS WEEK.
Social Notes of Nearby Towns
Residents of the district around Vesuvius have put to practical use the lava which has flowed from the volcano In past and recent eruptions. Naples and Its vicinity appear to be a world of lava. The streets are paved with it. There are lava staircases and ptatues, drinking troughs, bric-a-brac and even jewelry. The guides make a profit out of it by pressing coins or other objects on partially cooled fragments and selling these to visitors. On
the ashy sides of the mountain there
Is enough lava to build a large city. In appearance it resembles a shoreless frozen sea of dull black that shimmers
trangely purple in some lights.
A German otnciai llerr Martin, a
government councillor has attracted
good deal of notice by a new theory of aerostatics in war, which he has just
published. The title of his work is "The Age of Aerial Navigation." Herr
Martin contends that during the cent
ury now opening aerostatics and automobilism will assume immense importance in. strategy, and will go far to neutralize in favor of France the great numerical preponderance given to Germany by her larger population.
SCIENCE PREVENTS BALDNESS. The fatal Germ and Its Remedy !Yro Feta"of Science. It la the rarest thing In the worrd fo a man to b necessarily bald. No man whose hair is not dead at the roots, need be bald if he will use Newtro's Herpl-i cide, the new scalp antiseptic. Herpiclde destroys the germ that cuts the ha! off at the root; and cleans the scalp of dandruff and leaves It in a perfectly healthy condition. Mr. Mannett. in thq Maryland Block, Butte. Mont., was eih tirely bald. In less than a month Herpl cide had removed the enemies of bail growth, and nature did Its work by covering his head with thick hair an inch leny. and tn six weeks he had a normal suit of hair. Sold by leading druggists. Bend 10c. In stamps for sample to Tha Herpiclde Co.. Detroit. Mich. Two sizes 50 cents and $1.00. Leo H. Fine. Special Agent.
Social Was a Success. Straughn, Ind. The lawn social given by the Aid society of the Christian church Saturday night on Henry Gilbert's lawn was a success financially. Guests of the Lambs. Economy, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Lamb had as their guests on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunnicut and children, Edith and Mabel, Miss Julia Jackson of Anderson, Miss Alcie Gwin, Mrs. Mabel Gwin and daughter, Carrie, and Mrs. Jennie Scantland. Two Birthdays Remembered. Economy. Ind. One of the big so
cial events of the season took place Sunday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Manning, one mile south of town. Mrs. Manning entertained in honor of Mr. Manning's forty-second birthday; also in remembrance cf Joseph Cain's seventy-sixth birthday. The tables were set in the yard and were decorated with sweet peas and pansies. Six young ladies and three young men, nieces and nephews of Mrs. Manning, were waiters. There were 32 of the Manning relatives present and a total of sixty-one ate dinner. Miss Iliatt of near Richmond, was present with a camera and made several plates of the assembly. Etude Club Entertained. Economy, Ind. The Etude Club was entertained by Mrs. Bertha Ramsey, Thursday afternoon. A short program
was rendered and refreshments were served. Unity Club Meeting. Eaton, O. The Unity club will be entertained at the country home of Mrs. Agnes Potterf this Tuesday evening. Guests at Dinner. Milton, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Knipe entertained Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Crawford and daughter, Emory Overhiser and family of Connersville, Lewis Charles of Phoenix, Arizona, Oliver Thornburg and daughter, Pearl, and Park Thornburg and daughter, Isyl at dinner, Sunday.
Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio
Beautiful School House. Economy, Ind. Perry township will have a beautiful hih school building when completed. Farmers Very Busy. Economy, Ind. This will be a biisy week for the farmers as oat threshing
will be in full blast.
The feat of shipping a steel mast ICS feet long was accomplished by the Great Western railroad of England. The mast was three feet in diameter and weighed fourteen tons. The transportation was accomplished by loading the mast on seven cars, the great column being supported by bolsters on the second and fifth cars. The bolsters were eighty-five feet apart and the mast was sueessfully transported in this manner from Liverpool to Plymouth. Considerable difficulty was experienced in turning some of the sharper curves of the line and traffic was interrupted for a while at one or two
points.
Rev. Floyd Preached. Economy, ind. The Rev. Halleck Floyd of Dublin preached in the U. B. church Saturday night. Will Move Dwelling. New Lisbon, Ind. Frank Vanderbeck will, move his dwelling house to his new lot in the north part of town
this week.
MRS. LIN CLARK'S DEMISE.
Remains Will Be Shipped to bridge City for Burial.
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Col. C. W. Parker, founder and owner of the Great Parker Shows that are
to be seen here soon during the big
carnival week, has just received a letter from one of the foremost fraternal organizations of England which is a signal honor that has never been conferred before on a carnival organization. The letter requested Col. Parker to bring the Parker Shows to England
for an indefinite stay and afterwards take the shows through the different countries of the Continent. The letter went on to say that they were so anxious to have the Great Parker Shows in England, that the order writing were willing to guarantee the expenses of the organization from the United States to England and return, besides donating a sixteen acre lot in London for the show's use. When It is taken into consideration that the expenses of the show vduld amount to .close to $T.".kh for the trip alone, an idea of this magnificent offer can be gained. In all the history cf the carnival business, an offer of this character has never before been made. This speaks most highly of the Great Parker Shows and is evidence
that the name of the Great Parker Snows has gone far and wide through
foreign countries. The letter stated that they had se
Iected the Great Parker Shows on ac
count of their well known reputation
of freedom from gambling of every sort, and the clean, moral, high class tone of the different shows connected with the aggregation. The local committee was more than fortunate in being able to obtain the services of shows of this character for their big amusement week and the Great Parker Shows will come to this city heralded as the greatest, cleanest and most wholesome of their character in the world.
A Rare Opportunity For Mothers. In just a few days more school will begin. Possibly your boy needs a new suit, new waists, and other belongings. In order to convince you of the many bar gains in store for the children, young men and boys, we are going to set forth one day out of our BIG CLEARANCE SALE for this purpose. The day is THURSDAY, AUG. 15th Every mother is invited to come with her boy on that day because we are going to cut and slash in the Boys Department, so if you want to save money call on us
OOYS9 LONG PANTS SUITS
In tills lot you will find Vernon and Hart. Scbatfner & Marx Clothing rzzzzrr season's styles and fabrics rrzzzrrr:
Suits that formerly sold for $12 and $10. the latest out, to go Timrsdayjor Oitily
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Cambridge City, Ind., Aug. 13 The body of Margaret McGrevy Clark will be shipped here from Terre Haute today for burial. The deceased was the wife of Lin Clark, who is well known here. The funeral will take place at St. Elizabeth church tomorrow morning.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold under a positive guarantee to cure constipation, sick headache, stomach
Amusements
Repertoire at the Gennett. Ye Colonial stock company, which returns to the Gennett for a .week's engagement after an absence of some months, during which time the cast has been materially changed and strengthened and new features added, opened its engagement Monday evening with a successful presentation of "The Struggle Between Capital and Labor," a theme that appeals strongly
to the popular audience and which is
Caps
Including Golf, Auto and Pancake 50c caps .... 37c 2Jc caps .... 19c
WAISTS Children's Blouse Waists, ages 9 to 14. 50c and 75c values . . 37c Children's Blouse Waists. 1 to 11 years, 25 and 35c values . 19c
Straws For the Boys 50 cent ones . . 25c 25 cent ones . . 13c
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for a week of splendid business by the Colonial company.
Vaudeville at the Phillips. Fatrons of vaudeville houses that
are privileged to see "The Love Handicap" will indeed sit up and take no
tice for they will find in it a delight
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kett & Co., in their hilarious travesty, "A Lesson in Shakespeare," and the Cameragraph showing the latest motion pictures.
Lord Arlington was arrested the other day for speeding his auto. Said the arresting officer In court the next
relief from many of the forma of .day: '"His Lordship was mofet civil: in
entertainment that are offered on the jt was a pleasure to meet him. and
trouble, or any form of indigestion
If it fails, the manufactures refund. well pleased by the ultimate triumph ing roles r .... . i i i
your money, hat more can any one do. A. G. Luken & Co.
TAKEN TO INSANE HOSPITAL Mrs. Cynthia Harshman Before Judge Brumbaugh, Monday. Eaton, O., Aug. 13 Mrs. Cynthia IJarshman, widow of John Harshman, was before Judge Brumbaugh, Monday, adjudged a proper person for the Dayton state hospital, and was taken to that institution by Sheriff Hoffman, Monday afternoon.
A monument has been erected to An-
BANK BRINGS SUIT ON NOTE. Eaton., O., Aug. 13 The Preble county national bank has filed a petition in the common pleas court asking for a judgment against Stephen Bailey for $171, with 5 per cent, interest, the amount claimed he owes on a promissory note. -
The Limit of Life. The most eminent medical scientists are unanimous in the conclusion that the generally accepted limitation of human life is many years below the attainment possible with the advanced knowledge of which the race is now possessed. The critical period, that determines its duration, seems to be between 50 and GO; the proper care of the body during this decade cannot be too strongly urged; carelessness then being fatal to longe-
na Holzel in the Schlossgarden, at j Tity. Nature's best helper after 50 is
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of labor as against the unscrupulous methods of capital, as depicted in this
production. Not only does the Colonial company offer a list of standard plays, but in addition it has a long list of specialties which," with the plays make up an entertainment of nearly three hours in length at popular prices. Included in the list of specialties are some very clever stunts, one of the best of which is the work of Rose Noble, the charming little musical artist, whose work on various instruments, including the drum, Is of high order. Other specialties are given by Little Irma Wikoff. among the cleverest children on the American stage; Moore and Russell, the unique entertainers; Sara Treadwell, singer of up-to-date songs; Sadina, buck, wing and electrical dancer; Carroll Drew, the brain storm comedian; C. Edmund Siddons, character specialties, and Kathryn Benner, illustrated, song, "ByeBye, Dearie." From this it can readily be seen that there is no time left for a dull moment in the entire evening. The list of plays selected for the remainder of the week is as -follows: Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon, "The Gambler's Wife"; Wednes-
vaudevllle circuit. That this is true was fully attested at the New Phillips Monday night when the Initial production of "The Love Handicap" under the management of James B. Rice, was given in this city with Claude and Fannie Usher in the lead-
This is quite a pretentious
playlet, in fact the most pretentious
that has ever been offered the patrons of vaudeville at the New Phillips, and one can but wonder at the confidence of the promoters in taking such an expensive act on the road, but that it will prove a money maker is not doubted in the least by all those who have seen it and that it deserves to be is also as fully agreed. "The Love Handicap" is a delightful story of the love of a bootblack for the little waif girl he has picked up and cared for as if she were his sister, his heroic struggle against poverty, his own depreciation of his manly qualities, the ultimate discovery of the waif's lost parents and the just reward for right doings The playlet is well staged, with a dock scene
i along East River, the Hopkins racing
stables and the grandstand at Sheepshead track, where Sis, the waif, wins a race on her father's horse, Bluebird, even after her identity has been discovered by her parents. A cast of five is required for production of the
playlet in addition to numerous others as spectators to the race,, etc. There are five scenes presented but the scenery is handled in such a way that
that is more than can be caid cf some motorists." Still his loiwitp had to pay a fine of $!." and costs.
From Stavanger, Norway, comes th news that motor boats are rapidly dli placing other vessels In the fishing Industry along the Norwegian coast. United States consul RamuHen writes "It was demonstrated during the Norwnffan hprrfnc flchlnrr looinn
spring that for all practical pur pone a and for all kinds of weather the motor was far superior and the results ho much better that It will replace salt and rowboats as fast as the fishermen find means to buy."
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day Night and Thursday afternoon, j waits of any length are avoided. The "The Texas Ranger"; Thursday night j Ushers an? clever actors and they and Friday afternoon, "A Southern ; catch the fancy of the audience from Romance"; Friday night and Saturday j the rise of tbe curtain. "The Love afternoon. "Down in Dixie," and Sat- j Handicap" will be the feature at the urday night, "Sunset Mines." Friday , New Phillips all this week, night the amateurs will be given a. Other numbers on the bill are: Ned fhanrp and fnr the best act Presented ! Vortrin slrunnio- anrt f alkintr mmoII'in'
was the Electric Bitters, the scientific tonic !tr he determined bv the audience. ?5 ninstratd c-.n roi i i-r ivv,
wife of a carpenter, who. in 1784 saved , medicine that revitalizes every organ j in gold wiI1 be awarded. Ladies will j Bob White is 'Whistling in the Mea-
ine poei bcmuer irom a aeoior s pris-iof the body. Guaranteed by A,
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be admitted free again tonight under the usual conditions. Indications are
dow"; Demor.de and Dinsmore, comedy and singing duo; Marlow, PJun-
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Local Eagles have flocked together and gathered under their mighty wings the world's greatest amusement enterprise. 6 Screeching Eagle Days August 19 to 24 (inclusive) Don't forget Thursday, Aug. 22. Why? That's EAGLE'S GALA DAY. Brass Bands will msst all trains.
14 GOLD, GLITTERING, COLOSSAL, SUPREME ATTRACTIONS I 3 DEATH DEFYING, NERVE RACKING FREE ACTS ! LARGEST CARNIVAL COMPANY EXTANT! Clean, Moral, Refined and Educational Features. Nothing Objectionable. No Gambling Permitted Night Converted Into Day by Parker's Two IVlammoth Electric Light Plants.
uvcr tuuu Electric Lights Converts the Prado Into a Blaze of Electricity.
A FEW OF THE MANY GOOD ATTRACTIONQ. Sunflower Belles (50 people).
Parker's Jungle Actors. Parker's Superb a.
Beautiful Switzerland or a Day and Night In the Alps. Coretta, the Human Doll. Hale's Tours of the Worl Electric Theatre. Ye Old Plantation. , Lemon "23." I Vesuvius Volcano. San Francisco Disastes ' $20,000.00 Carry-Us-AII. Big -Eli" Ferris Wheel. Anna Red Line. . $10,000 Steam Callope. Parker's Band of Thirty- he Pieces.