Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 86, 3 February 1911 — Page 3

AAj:r.!vrmry of tie Greatest Ar:xrtcsn Jcurr.i!i;t Fittingly Observed. ' (American Hews Service) i:w YcrX rtV J. Tk om ho C-siih anniversary of the birth of X'crace Greeley, greatest of all Ate erlcaa journalists, wu Stly observed today by appropriate exercises la the schools or . taa atata -lad by sectorial gatherings smder taa aus rfaea t vartoea historical aad petriot-

I i mi i i IIU ! all :tk ml leges aad other Institutions of learnlzg throughout taa atata. Sparta! eeletraOoae -were held under taa aus--tfces of taa City club aad by Typo CTaphical oaloa No, whose erst prestiaat Horaea Greeley was. Largo crewda Tlaltad Oraalay'a old farm at Chappaoua. - Waatehaatar county, where ha lived tha lattar aad moat eventful part of hla Ufa. lloraca Qraaley waa bora on a farm Ave miles from Amherst, N. II., on February 1. ltll. Hla father was poor aad Horaea had llttla opportunity to obtain nora than tha moat primitive education. As a small boy Horaea Oraalay waa an omnivoroua reader aad with tha aid of an excellent mem ory ne succeeded in acquiring not only1 a thorough knowledge of . ' Eng11 sh tangaage. but a larga amount of heterogenous Information, which prov- , ad of great value to him la later years. . Baeemee Apprentice. 'At the age of fifteen he entered the odce of The Northern Spectator at Bast Poultney, Vt, as an apprentice. He seemed to be born to the trade aad soon he waa the best printer In the shop. It might also be added that ' even at that time he waa a better journalist that the editor of that pa per. , Greeley remained with that pa per until It died from lack of support Ave years later. During thoae years "ger wagea to hla father, who had moved to a farm near Erie, Pa. After the Spectator had auapended Greeley worked hia way to hla father's farm earning aa much as he could on the way by working for a few weeks at a time on different newa papers. After a few months he made hia way to New York. 'He arrived there with but a few cents In hla pocket, no other clothes except thoae W - - . . . mm w, duv eager ana amoiuoue 10 become a great Journalist. For eigh teen months he worked aa compositor m W, 1 MIU WWW JW IUCU, IUBBIUer with soother young compositor he opened a printing offlce. After one or two unsuccessful efforts to start a rj.Im JlJt Ik.. newspaper, Greeley in 1834 undertook the publication of a weekly literary Journal called? The New Yorker. Two yeara later the paper had 7,500 subscribers. The panic of the following year nearly caused .the suspension of the New Yorker and it waa on Ita last lege when la 1S3S Thurlow Weed made Greeley editor of the JeffersonIan, a Whig paper established at Albany during the campaign that ended in the election of William II. 8eward aa governor of New 'York. Aa editor of that paper Greeley became a prom Inent ngure In state affaire and although he was only about 27 yeara of age, be' waa recognised aa one of the strongest political writers of the day. Edits the "Leg Cabin. Two yeara later Greeley waa chosen to edit the Log Cabin, the Whig campaign paper of 1840. Hla success , Increased Greeley's r rest ice and gave him the courage to establish a news paper of hla own. April 10, 1841, waa the birthday of the New York Tribune which under hla management and dlTfc; Kld:y Cere Vitfcoat a Foilcrc The Positive Cure Tha; Revolution ises Treatment of Kidney Diseases, Rheumatism and Bladder Trouble. These statementa are not exagger ated. There Is no necessity in doing 'so, because every man and woman suffering from kidney or bladder trou bles, or rheumatism can prove It with In 24 houra by getting a free package of Dr. Derby'a Kidney Mils at any drug atore. Dr. Derby'a Kidney Pills are ahead of the times, the only kidney and blad der treatment that makea good lta Strongest statement. Get a tree package at your druggist's and see If we have aald a hundredth part of 'what these little wonder workera do. Now listen, sufferers, don't get ex cited. Just lay away all your present treatments for your kidneys, back or bladder. If you have pain In the back, profuse or scanty urination, colored or foul urine, rheumatism anywhere, diabetes, pain la the bladder or terrible Brlght'a dlaeaae. Just get a 25c pack age Of Dr. Derby'a Kidney Pills at your druggist and see the difference la yourself In 24 hours. If you think this la too good, for you to believe. Just ask your druggist for a free sample pottage aad try it. Remember, Dr. Derby's Kldaey Pills 40 pills 10 days' treatment 25c. We will send then from the laboratory of Derby Webrl.ae Co.. Eatoa Rapids, Kick, if

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rection - became one of the greatest newspapers In the country and a great political power. The subsequent history of Greeley waa Inseparably linked to that of the New York Tribune at the bead of which he remained for thirty years, severing his connection with that Journal only a few , days before his death, which occurred on November 29, 1872. . . . It would be difficult to overestimate the Influence which waa wielded by the pen of Horace Greeley. He bad courage and he had an honest conscience and these were backed by 'a mastery of incisive clear English. He was one of the , foremost advocates of a protective tariff and that the North was brought to the Intense hostility to slavery that culminated In the birth of the Republican party and that the emancipation . proclamation of Abraham Lincoln was. In a large measure due to the the editorial columns of the New York Tribune. , Greeley never held public offlce but once, when he filled an unexpired term In congress for a few weeks. He waa nominated for the presidency by the Democrats and the Liberal Republicans In 1872. but waa overwhelmingly defeated by Grant. The intense disappointment of , his defeat, following the death of his wife In September of the same year and the tremendous exertion of the campaign caused his collapse and his sudden death . of brain fever on November 29, 1872. At Local Theaters Texae." , The MacLeans will present "Texas" tonight at the Gennett and tomorrow "Marching" Through Georgia"- will be given. "Going right through the geography" as some one remarked to P. G. . MacLean when he announced the bills to be. presented for the two days. It has been welcome news indeed that they would appear at the Gennett theater for these two days, their presence Is always to be desired in Richmond; for their company is one of the best which has ever appeared here and Miss Nana Dryant is considered to be. the best leading lady of any repertoire company on the road. . ...., ! The Oenlua. . Mort IL Singer will present here for the first ' time ."The Genius," a '. new song comedy with Henry Woodruff in the title role. The book is said to be the master stroke of Wm.' and Cecil DcMllle and the . music . Is ; from the tinkling brain 'of Paul Reubens As Mr. Woodruff won candid approval last season la "The Prince of Tonight,", he will unquestionably be gladly welcome In a new offering the scenes of which are laid In a historic part of America. It affords many picturesque - scenes for reproduction. 1 .;' The story of the play is very fascinating and reveals several pretty love scenes, bright language and unctlua comedy situations, which are enchanced by the skillful Introduction oT ten musical numbers. ' Mr.' Woodruf fn supporting cast' is made up of recognised, artists who have, at, some time featured la big Broadway successes. Mr. Singer has given his per sonal attention to this place and feels that the new play will " break all. re cords here when It is seen at the eOo

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; .'.1 f aett next Wednesday. Many requests for seats have already been made. ' "Brewster's Millions." "Brewster's Millions," the most sue eessful farce comedy of recent years, win be the attraction at the Gennett Next Tuesday. Carl Gerard will be seen as "Monty" Brewster, which he plays so well that one forgets the absurdity of the thing and sympathizes with the young millionaire In his des perate effort to get rid of one million within a year In order to be eligible for a second Inheritance of seven times that amount The other characters are In practically the came capable bands identified with the play during its run of ninety-eight consecutive weeks. Miss Grace Nile, a charming and winsome actress, will be seen as "peggy" Gray. The yacht scene-and the storm at sea is the masterpiece of Frederick .Thompson's stagecraft "Brewster's Millions" Is a play .one can see several times and still chuckle over. J. K. Hackett at Gennett. Commencing upon - the play "The King's 'Game" In which Mr. James K. Hackett is to be the stellar attrac tion at the Genett next Thursday, To Make a Dry Shampoo. ' Dry shampoos are ail the rage now amongst society ladies and the more prominent stage beauties. Here is a formula much used in the east It cleans. Invigorates and stimulates the hair and scalp, while removing sur plus oil,, dust, dandruff, etc. Obtain of any well stocked druggist six ounces of pulverized orris root, also obtain two ounces of vllane powder. Mix thoroughly and keep In a tight box er Jar. Sprinkle a heaping tablespoonful over and through the hair, distributing with the fingers. Do this at night Next morning comb and brush thor oughly until all trace of powder Is removed. The results are a wonderful glossy, clean, soft and fluffy head of hair. Men use it daily. ', Women one to three times , a week. - :. Col. Nate Meeker Says: CoL Nathan Meeker, a. veteran of the 17th N. Y. Volunteers, residing in Syracuse, New York, who wears a Get tysburg .badge for bravery writes am aji old soldier, and can say with pride that Blackburns CascaRoyal Pills beat anything I have ever tried for chronic constipation. . I almoat for get myself, I feel so much better In ev ery way. I take one pill every other night, and I reel lively and energetic all the time since taking them. I shall tell all of my friends about their great merit I cannot make my letter strong ' . . . . t Don't permit , yourself or any member of your family or any friends to suffer long from the effects of consti pation. Keep the constipation poisons out of your system, and feel well all the time. Write for a Free trial back age to The Blackburn Products Co. Lttyton, vMJo, or obtain a 10c op 25c pacaage from your druggist . Ell aoti b't j wrttrk J r . - r -" r l r i w . v.

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To make tbia excellent cough, syrup take one pound of granulated sugar, one-halt pint of water and one bottle (2 osa.) of LOGOS cough remedy (the extract for making cough syrup) this will make one pint of exceedingly good 'cough syrup, free from opiates. at a very amall cost, good for every member of the famiy. The next time you have a cough, try -this, make it yourself, see If you don't say It is the best cough syrup you ever used. The LOGOS extracts are for sale at all First Class Drug Stores. 1 the following was said la a recent Issue of the St Paul Dispatch: "Geo. Brackett) Beits, the . young American who contrived The King's Game' had !

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Prisoner of Zenda' ot so.me romantic i comodr or thn 'Zenda' sort' He has ' told us of a Quixotic youthful bachelor king who Joins the company of anarchists' that seek his life, and - who Invariably overwhelms their machina tions with the blithe dexterity of a Sherlock Holmes. The characters are drawn well, if not aubtlyT the incidents are Ingenious, the Interest Is well maintained. There's a pleasant hu mor' and, of course, a wholesome atmosphere." " At the Murray. Among the five varied ' acts com prising the bill at the Murray this week is that of the "Three Gilden Sisters." These three young i ladies execute the most difficult steps in easy pairs and singly and sing two or three selections In a pleasing way. - The song hit is "The Morning After the Night Before," which is rendered in a style characteristic of the subject and has always demanded . return. Patrice" and her capable company present the "Lady LobDyist. rnree other acta are quite good singing. dancing and music. V .; , . , ... . .Maxima Fer Golfers. Don't say to your opponent on the first tee, "I am afraid' I shan't be able to give . you a game," or j "I am so frightened of playing a great awell like you." ' : This kind ' of modesty, however genuine. Imposes upon nobody. Don't decline to take your proper allowance of strokes; It's not fair on your adversary, who will get no pleasure or glory out I of beating you. as he probably will do, whereas you will be able to boast k bomlnably of a chance victory over hm. If you have a ' particularly cantankerous member of your club put him instantly upon your committee.! He will probably be fattered, fall Into the trap and be. muzzled forever more.-' Fry's Mer'7 ( 0X0 13 Barko Herbs That have great medicinal power, are raised to their highest efficiency, for purifying and enriching the blood, aa they are combined in Hood's Saraa parilla. 40.366 testimonials received by actual count in two years. Be aure to take, Hood'o Saroaparilla : Get It today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sareatabs.

BRASS GOODS SPECIAL

For the next few days we will offer at special low prices our entire line of "KARNAK BRA88." This line consists of such -pieces as Candlesticks, Smoking Sets, Clocks, Vases, Desk Sets, Clocks, Vases, Desk Sets, Jewel Cases and numerous other pieces. See Window Display. Ed L. Spencer, Jeweler, 704 Main St.

JORDAN, WMANUS 6 HUNT FUNERAL DIRECTOR8 EMBALMERS Automobile Service for Calls Out of City. Private Chapel and Ambulance. s- : Telephone 2175. I Parlors 1014 Main Street

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Richriohcl .isu; to Ds Tried in 1 Eatori Next 7csk. ; Catcs, O Feb. , 1- Clayton Jones, the Clehmoad, Indiana, man arrested a couple of weeks" ago-on a charge of criminal assault,': will be arraigned

next week, possibly on Monday, m the common pleas court before Judge Abel C. Rlsinger. The alleged Improper ac tlons of Jones are aald to have been made against Mae Wilt, 11, who Uvea with her parents, near EldoradoJones formerly lived in the Eldorado nlghborhood. but : removed to Richmond, where he has a wife and sev eraKchildren, now. aald to be in dire' circumstances. s Diseased Bone Removed. - : ; ' Though -generally Improved, the condition of Logan L. Brown, who recently submitted to a surgical operation, has not advanced so rapidly as . had been hoped for , by . his friends. Mr. Brown submitted to the removal of" a diseased bone from his hip, which had been affected several years. Stock Being Sold. . . Stock in the sum of 82,300 has been sold during the last few days by the directors of the Eaton Gcarless Gas Engine company and further develop- ; ment or this industry in Eaton is like ly. -The above additional stock was bers of the company. Later, however, an earnest endeavor will be made to secure enough capital to erect a more extensive factory here. It 'is claimed that the engine being made is the simplest, and most endurable' on the market and will afways demand a ready market. J. N. Loveland, ' who recently removed to Eaton from Mannlngton, Va., has been made superintendent of the concern and has assumed the-duties la that capacity. Will Give Prizes. To stimulate the Interest of ,the residents of District No. 8, Jefferson township, In their experiment with the King road drag as an - implement for road maintenance the Preble county Good Roads association has offered a cash prize of $10 for the best kept section. The Mlller-Rellim company, of College Corner, has also put up a prise of $5. The county commissioners : will doubtless appoint a committee of three disinterested parties to act as judges on the work. Some predictions of our future population have placed it much higher than 160,000,000 for 1950, one making it as high as 200,000.000. V rOUMVAINa.HOTKLS.OR CLSCWHCRC Get the i Original aad Genuine HI Lit The Food Drink for All Ages uca sjog. jua ctm extxact. in rwragg Net in any MiEc Trust Cw Insist on "HORLICKS" Take package hosae New Murray Theatre Vaudeville Week of Jan. 30th. The Winsome and Quaint Comedienne, Patrlct, in "THE LOBBYI8T, . Also Singing, Talking, Acrobatic Dancing and Music; European Novelty Gymnasts, and English Clog Dancers. Matinee, Dally, 10c. Evening, 25c to 10c. Leave Year Order Fcr with us if you want it filled promptly with fuel that will "make good" lv ' stove or furnace. Our coal, is the best that can be bought and : Is carefully , cleaned ahd screened!, is full weight to theton and Is delivered .where and. when you wact it. 5 , -l

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la Another Point ef View. -" I have a warm t In my beast Its the big Amerfc:an surgeoas saya a witter in the New York TelegrafX agJ becsuse of regular attendance for yeara at seme of the most famous clinics in this and other cities I have been a witness of their unadvertlsed cbarittes acta of merry and klndaeas which mmimm, wimirmm ti . r il n 1 MtaU. tk. Mil, Vl V00 p UWUOT r vi a avvv I knew a wealthy mad whose dauxfator was suddenly stricken and whose' i llfe waa saved by the .attending eartow. aa icvkh fM,uw. ouwiiai way the father emitted a walL Tt's robbery." he aald. The surgeon stood firm. . "Tour daughter's life Is worth 823,000 to you." he countered. There, was no denial. "Well, this fee means thatI can operate ' on ' fifty persons ' without 'an charge, aad if you don't like It you can force me to sue, but I will get. It without a suit or you will stand a lot of publicity." And be got the 'money without recourse to a court ef law. It is safe to ' mark it down when you see a story of some great surgeon who has charged a high fee that there are many of his patients enjoying good health and' relief from pain because he charged them nothing at alt Drives Agony From Painfal Feet Ezo Makes Your Feet feel Fine and Comfortable in 10 Minutes ' Leo H. Fihe Is selling Ezo these days because already dozens of footsore and weary people here in Richmond have learned that there Is nothing in this wide world that will do as much good to the sore, tired, burning, perspiring feet as Ezo. . Rub some Ezo on today and all foot troubles will fade away. It's a refreshing and refined ointment is Ezo, and wonderfully soothing and healing. And -a large jar for only 25 cents, and it's the finest ointment you ever saw for rough, itching or chafing skin. It cures eczema, blackheads and sunburn. Ezo Chemical Co., Rochester, N. Y., Makers. Jenkins & Co's. : Icsbltr Ssls Ccstbuts .88c DOZEN Doa't nin It Grocery Specials for 4th Street Store WcstEci TWO

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