Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 332, 7 October 1909 — Page 8

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EVERY MAN READ THIS This treatment ia said to have acquired a wonderful reputa- ' tion throughout the East., owing to Its peculiar propensity to fortify the nerve force and renerate health and a consequent personal magnetism, so essential to the happiness of every normal human being. It Is claimed to be a blessing to those who are physically Impaired, gloomy, despondent, nervous and who have trembling of the limbs, dizziness, heart oaloltatlon. cold hands

and feet. Insomnia, fear with- i out cause, timidity in ventur-

Ins; and general Inability to act rationally as others do. Also of vast benefit to writers, professional men, office workers, and the victims of society's late hours and over-indulgence In wines, liquors, etc. By preparing the treatment at home secretly, no one need know of another's trouble, while the Ingredients are much used In filling various prescriptions, so that even the purchase of the msenarately need occasion no timidity. If the reader decides to try It, get three ounces of ordinary

J syrup sarsarparma compound and one ounce compound fluid t balm wort; mix and let stand two hours then get one ounce compound essence cardlol and one ounce tincture cadomene

(not cardamom), mix all to

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AWARDS MADE AT THE FLOWER SHOW In the Professional Class the Knopf Floral Company Takes Honors.

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(American News Service) Chicago, Oct. 7. An attempt was made at an early hour to blow up the plant of the South Chicago People's Gaslight and Coke company by three men. They entered the engine-room, which is still uncompleted, overpowered, bound and gagged Engineer John Sullivan and after removing him outside, exploded a quantity of explosive under the engine. The engine was destroyed but the force was not sufficient to damage the huge gasometers less than 100 yards away.

Fall colds are quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar, the great throat and lung remedy. The genuine contains no harmful drugs. A. G. Laiken & Co.

WINS MAJORITY FIRSTS

IN AMATEUR COMPETITION SEVERAL AWARDS WERE MADEEXHIBIT PROVES MOST ATTRACTIVE ONE.

Flowers in perfect forms and in the most beautiful designs were on exhibit at the Flower Show of the Fall Festival yesterday. A goodly number of the thousands of visitors who were in Richmond attended the flower exhibit

and pronounced it the better of the two annual exhibits in this city. The committee to award prizes announced its decision early and the majority of visitors yesterday saw the completed show. The following are the prizes awarded and the exhibitors: In the class of fifty carnations, the Charles Knopf Floral company won four firsts in the enchantress, crimson, scarlet and white carnations. G. R, Gause won one first in the light pink carnation and one second in the white carnation. Knopf Continues Success. In the class of twenty-five carnations the Charles Knopf Floral company again carried away the majority of prizes. That company secured first in the dark pank, crimson and scarlet carnations. The Fred H. Lemon company secured one first in the white carnation. B. H. Grave also secured a first. The rose display again gave honors to the Charles Knopf Floral company, that company winning first in the pink rose and white rose display. The Fred H. Lemon company won first and

ft. H. Grave seeond in the red rose

class. . ,

The G. R. Gause company neceivea first and the Fred H. Lemon

company three seconds in the basket

roses, lyre and wreath, in ine uioie display the Fred H. Lemon company

secured first premium.

There were a number 01 uowers exhibited by amateurs and the following prizes were awarded in this class: Awards to AmateursBoston fern. Mrs. Hillman. first; W. P. Robinson, second. Crested fern. F. Ii. Stoyaker, first; Mrs. Hugo, second. Anracaria, Mrs. Paulson, first; Carrie Eggemeyer, second. Rubber plant, Orange Essemaker, first; Mrs. Taylor, second. Flowering Begonia, Mrs. Robert Brumley, first; Mrs. Will Hanning. Becond. Asparagus Pulmosus, no first; Mrs. Hugo, second. Asparagus Springeri, Mrs. Crump, first; Mrs. Lena Tauer, second. Latana Palm, Mrs. Sherer, first; Miss Wlemeyer, second. American cut flower exhibit, Cora Mullen, first; Mrs. DeWit C. Jay, second. Best display of asters, Mary Griffin, first.

CITY IN BRIEF

Your Si

Ak your doctor how oitcn he MMliuv fell

aiconouc snmutant for cnuarcn. He will Uli probably say, "Very, very rarely." Ask - bim bow often he orescribes a tonic for them.

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admiration for her husband's work

tbxt first led her to try her hand at

making grain pictures.

Visit the Greek Candy Store during the Fall Festival for fine Candies and Ice Cream. 6-3t Polyglot opera is tolerated in some

old world cities to an extreme, that

baffles the understanding of spoiled New Yorkers who may. be asked to take their opera In mixed French

and Italian once or twice in a season

in an emergency, but not oftener. Le Menestrel reports a performance . of "L'Africaine" in Buda-Pesth in which

the Sellka sang in Italian, the Xe-

rusko in French, the other principals in German and the chorus in Hungarian. An English writer reads into his stage Babel a plea for Esperanto for opera. Musical America. Stop at the Greek Candy Store for fine refreshments and candies, and hear the Automatic Band. wt

SUNDAY OUTING EXCURSIONS Over Pennsylvania Lines. October 10. Round Trip from Richmond to New Castle, "5c; Middletown, S5c; Anderson. 90c; El wood, $1.00; Kokomo, 11.25. Logansport, $1.50. Lv. 9:20 a.

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W. H. ROSS DRUG COMPANY

1217

3 PER CENT. ON SAVINGS

Make Us Your Festival Headquarters

Cameras and Sapplles. Rubber Goods. Kofi ai

Cold Cores. Box caady. CONKEY DRUG CO., 9th and Main Sts. "II lts tilled at Conkeys It's right"

Ohoo Corner

7th and Main

Water bills due Oct. 1st; 16 N. 8th. : 1-10; I We make our own candies, j always fresh and guaranteed! to be the purest. 6 3t Water bills due Oct. 1st; 16 N. 8th. l-10i i I A nice box of Candy from the Greek Candy Store will please home and your friends. 6-3t Mrs. Martin J. Wessles, of Spokane, Wsh.. is s?id to bo one of th fw artists If .not the only one whose work Is devoted exclusively to pictures of grain. Among her pictures are tiie trescoes iu tut- roams ot me Spokane Chamber of Commerce, and the decorations on the walls of the Spokane building at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. Mrs. Wessles is the wife of an artist, and it was her

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When tie Frost Is On tie IPnEipfiM

It Is Time to Look After Your

We have always claimed the largest and best assortment of HEAVY WINTER SHOES for everyday and general wear and this claim has never been successfully denied. We have a large and up-to-date basement full of HEAVY and HIGH CUT SHOES and all kinds of RUBBERS and ARCTICS. Our Dress Shoe Departments are full of the very newest styles and patterns. We believe that the people of Richmond and vicinity are not behind other cities when it comes to dressing well and we have spared no pains in making it possible for them to get at home what they usually can get only in the larger cities in the way of footwear. When you are attending the Fall Festival, drop in and see our store and make yourself at home with us. We have a special Rest and Toilet Room for the ladies and children which is at all times at your disposal. Leave your packages or wraps, arrange to meet your friends here and simply feel at home with us whether you need any shoes or not; you are always invited to make this store your headquarters. And don't forget that this is the store that will sell you "THE BEST SHOES FOR THE LEAST MONEY" not part of the time, but ALL THE TIME and our guarantee goes with every pair we sell. We want your trade. We'll treat you fair and you will always find a COMPETENT. COURTEOUS and CAREFUL force of salesmen to look after your needs.

A. E. MOREL

S. W. BRICKER

EDW. MOREL

MoFefl-Eirnclkcir Company

418 Main Street. Richmond, bid.

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