Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 327, 2 October 1910 — Page 7
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(American News Service.) Pari. Oct. 1. Mont Blanc Is responsible for another Alpine tragedy. Tbr men, two of them artlaU at Oeneva, and a third a teacher In St ' Maurice, Intended to climb to the top FREE TO THE A New Heme Cure That Anyone Can Uee Without Operation, Pain, Denser or Loee of Time. I have a riw MaifcoH that ear raptor aad I ni jroM to mm it ftt my xpnaa. I am not trying to nII you a Truaa, hut otler you a cur that etaya eurd and and all truaa-waanog and aWiaar of atranaulalion loraver. mo matter wbathar you have a etngla, doubla T naval ruptura or on following ao oparatioo, aay Method m ma abaolut cur. No matter wbat your aa nor bow bard your work, my Method will cartainly cur you. 1 eaporially want to iaanil it Ire to thoa apparently bopelea raaea wber all forma of truaaea, treatment and opera . tiout bava failed. I want to aliow everyone at ay own pna. that my Method will end all ruptura Buffering and tpiae-w caring for all tima. Tbi roeana betur health, inrraaaad phyairal Rbtlity and longer life. My frea offer ia too n port ant to neglect a aingla day. Writ now and begin your rure at onca. hand no money. MUBply mau coupon below. Do it to-day. FREE COUPON ture on Diagram and mail to dr. w. s. nice 1 Main St., Adama, N. Y. Af Tim Rupivrtd Cat f Jtuprar 0 LJim ii 1 1
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way of the Aiguille do Gooter. They had not gone very far, and were within a eomrjaratively short distance of shelter, when two of them became ex hausted and found it impossible to continue. The third, who wee a little stronger, tried to reach the shelter to procure assistance, but he was unable to do so. Four guides with a party of tourists saw their predicament from another part of the mountain; and also tried to reach them, but failed. Meanwhile one of the climbers. M. Reymont was overcome by 'the cold and died In a short time under' the eyes of his comrsde, who was unable to help him and who spent the whole night at his side. The latter was only able to get down the mountain on the following morning, "and to Inform people at St. Gervias of what had happened. A party of guides went up the mountain and brought the corpse down, after much difficulty. . . PROTEST Oil: RATES (American Newi Service.) Washington, Oct. 1. The Superior Commercial club, of , Superior, Wis., filed a complaint today with the Interstate' Commerce Commission protesting against advanced rates on grain and grain products in Nebraska,' North "Dakota, Minnesota' and Iowa,' over eight railroads operating in; those states. - XA complaint also was received by the 'commission today from the Colorado Coal Trade-Traffic association, asking the commission to compel railroads to establish through routing and rates on coal between Colorado an New Mexico points. 135i Mow ttltoe
There was launched in a very modest w; -Ihe sea of "Successful Business" a Jewelry store, and during these three score ye( v' modest little store has developed into one of Richmond's most successful retaC Winstitutions. It was in 1851 that Mr. Stephen Dickinson saw in the future a "Greater Richmond" . . . . t and watched its rapid growth. He saw the growth of the Jewelry business, the new style and designs of Jewelry and the needs of the people. So at the present time. 1910. ths store that is three score years old can show its growth by its excellent and large variety of Jewelry stock. . Mr. 0. E. Dickinson, the present owner and manager, has enlarged the store in numerous ways since he took charge 3 years ago. so that now it stands among' the leading Jewelry stores of. Eastern Indiana. The store is fitted with appropriate Fall and Holiday Jewelry Novelties, Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, etc. You are invited to call during the
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GIRL FACES DUTY Although . Descendant of Blue Bloods, Irish Girl-Win , ; . Settle on Ranch; 7'aaaaaaaaaaiBwajsa TO RETRIEVE A FORTUNE
Greeley, Colo.. Oct. 1. Fortunes have been retrieved In Weld county and if all goes well history will repeat Itself In the case of Miss Isabella Menaugh, a beautiful girl straight from County Down, Ireland, who settled on a Quarter' section near Grover on Which she filed recently, declaring her Intention at the same time to become a citizen. . . She Is a direct descendant of a king who ruled in Ireland centuries ago and for decades her family has occupied the Menaugh castle, the oldest in Ireland. Two years ago reverses came to the house of Menaugh and poverty stared the family in the face. The sons sought, new homes in Capada, then in the United States, and finally located on farms near Grover, becoming American citizens and well-to-do. Determined' not to be outdone by her brothers and to avail herself of the opportunities of " the ' west, she joined them a few days ago and her first step was to secure land. "Of course, I want to become a fullfledged American citizen and vote, but is there not some short cut to naturalization?" said Miss Menagh. "Yes, indeed," replied Deputy Clerk Engish. "You may marry an American husband." "Sure, and I'll think about it," replied the Irish girl.
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CHILDREH SUICIDED Five Youngsters in France End 'I Their Lives Within Two Weeks' Time. ONE VERY PITIFUL CASE
(American New Service.) Paris, Oct. 1. Five children, boys and girls under age have committed suicide in France within the last fortnight, and that fact is so striking that it has aroused public attention as to the cause of juvenile self-destruction. One more Instance is now reported of the suicide of a boy aged 13 at a place near Louabns. The lad's father died a few years ago and Ills mother.-who bad a large family, placed him on a farm where he was employed fn minding sheep. His employer was quite satisfied with his wprk and treated him kindly, but the lad was very sensative to reproach of any kind. - One day the farmer scolded him for a slight fault, whereupon the CUQ-DAC Tfee llysterions Novelty.UDBLER The latest novelty for making Babbles without Soap Sods. 10 Cents Each AT NICHOLSON & BRO. 1910
i "" . 'Si. ii i. . . ..' boy packedup . his clothes and whatever he had and walked to the nearest bridge over ai rlvef, where be was seen for a long- time looking over the parapet 'Suddenly He jumped Into the stream and was carried away by the current. Several persons who : had seen him attempted to rescue him, but they arrived too late. The boy was drowned and the body was recovered some hours' afterward.
Hia Inheritance. -DM Merger Inherit hU money I" "Indirectly. De Inherited the ability to get the best of others. Life. -DURGLARY- ... 1 . . . . The summer outing season will soon be here, when you will leave your silverware, furs. rugs. 'paintings and bric-a-brac to the burglarsv Upon your return. ' if you find some valuables gone, others destroyed, locks broken, and your pretty home turned Into a place of desolation, a. draft covering - the loss and damage will look mighty good to you. Lt DOUGAN A CO. protect you. Phone ,1350. JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD ' OF v Rex Cement One of the Best Portland Cements on the Market n. C. CsUerdiek & Son 525 South 5th St. Phone 1235 0 II 4i
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