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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25
Everybody Is
Talking About Il
And Every One is Greatly
Pleased With It.

A well known travelling man said
II never heard so much talk about =
medicine In all my life AZ am hearins
all over the country about Root Juice,
When was In Lafayette, Ind, the Ho
gan Drug people had their windows
full of It. and said they never sold 4
medicine 30 fast or one which gave a
much general satisfaction as Roo,
Juice. They said Mrs. Frank Kerst
. sister Of Ex-Governor Hanly, used
the medicine some time ago, and 1t did
her 90 much good that she allowed her
name published in her home paper fol
the benefit Of others who suffered a
she did"
J. w. O'Harrow. of Bloomington,
Ind. one OF the most popular drug.
Eists Of the southern part Of the state
said: Z have sold thousands OF bottles
of Root Juice within the last two years
and never sold anything that sold as
fast, or did as much general good. =
Root Juice seems to cure everyone
who takes It for any kind Of stomach
trouble. 1t Is = wonder In rheumatic
and kidney affections or nervou.
weakness. Those who are losins
flssh and have = poor appetite, should
take Root Juice, - It h the creates,
tonic. nerve feeder and muscle builde,
In the world"
Many wonderful stories are beins
told regarding the great f7edicine and
the remarkable good It Is doing all ovel
the country. Much local Information
ean b. had BY calling on Lnken Z Co.
1Euogists . this point.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25
At Local Theaters
Tho Third Degree.

Lawrence Eddinger, who plays one
of the leading parts In THE Third De
gree" which Is announced to appear
here Tuesday. made his first appear.
ance on the stage at the same time
Ada Rehan did and in the same COM
pany. Since then he has filled great
many parts. One summer when a
member OF the famous All Star Stock
Players, he interpreted twenty-seven
leading parts in twenty-seven weeks,
receiving excellent criticisms on each
individual one.
Henry b. Harris, who produced
THE Lion and the Mouse" and many
other noted successes including ''The
Third Degree" bears the distinction
of being the one manager that will
not send failure on the road "The
Third Degree" The Lion and the
Mouse" "The Travelling Salesman
and "The Chorus Lady" are among his
most pronounced successes.
Goddess OF Liberty.
Whenever anything new comes
along there is always a rush for it and
when 1t is obtained. 1t Is taken up by
some enterprising theatrical manage
ment and staged. Nothing seems to
have ever been excepted from the rule
and one of the latest innovations OF
the stage is the introduction OF taxi.
cab, that accommodating form of the
automobile which is all the rage in
Chicago and New York, and which is
used with great success in "The God
dess of Liberty" which Mr.. Mort HI
Singer will offer at the Gennett the
ater tonight.
The taxicab is introduced in "The
Goddess of Liberty with many capt.
waiting surroundings. Miss Olive Ar
tell, the pretty girl who is one Of the
taxi's occupants, is one of the capt.
| waiting surroundings. The song, Taxi
| Taxi" is another. 1t is tuneful, whist
ly and never fails to make one of thu
big hits of the production.
The stage is darkened for the en-
trance of the taxi and only the en-
chanting green lights are in evidence
as the song progresses, lending !;
pretty and romantic touch to tn,
scene. The taxicab is splendid speci
man of the automobile makers ar
and is not flimsy imitation. used on
ly for stage purposes.
| Richmond Stock Co.
| Richmond's own stock company ha!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25

OF the week will be ut the White House
whore. on Thursday. the president will
receive his Imperial Highness, Prince
Tsal Tao. brother Of the infant empe-
ror OF China. who will come to Wash
ington with his distinguished suite OF
- Chinese Of high degree. composing
. delegation to study the military sys-
TENS OF the world.
The distinguished visitors are to be
the guests Of this government, and will
be entertained elaborately at the White
House and by Secretary Of state Knox
and otherwise will be made to feel the
kindly disposition Of the administra-
ton toward the Chimes Empire.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25
MAKE RAID.
american News Service,

Milan, April 25.-Twenty summer
residences, belonging to wealthy Ital-
ians on the shores of Lakes Como and
Varise. have been ransacked by thieves
and many thousand pounds worth OF
silver. bicycles, clothing. and valuable
mirrors and paintings stolen.
The police got on the track of the
thieves by noticing an accountant,
named Martini, with his companion,
named Cell, leaving Milan Station al
most every afternoon empty handed
and returning in the following morn
ing laden with baggage. The police
also noticed that an endless succession
of monster cases had been consigned
by the thieves to the goods department.
Twelve hundred pounds worth Of
plunder has been recovered in a Milan
flat and in the local Monte di Pieta.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25

Washington, April 25.-The MARA
thon" between the senate and the
house for the distinction of being the
first to pass president Taft's railroad
legislation Is attracting unusual inter-
est.
Both branches of congress had hoped
to reach the vote before the close OF
the coming week, but the senate seems
to have encountered several obstacles.
and from present indications It will be
10 days probably before tho measure
10 sent to conference.
Representative Mann, who has
charge Of the bill in the house, succeed
ed in getting an order for the consider
alton Of the bill for amendments under
the five-minute rule. Unless he strikes
unexpected opposition 1t is likely he
can bring the measure to final vote
by Thursday or Friday.
On the senate side exasperating de.
lays have been provoked by the desire
Of members to go to the afternoon
baseball games. Senator Elkins said
he could have put through several i'm
portant provisions during the past
week II It had not been for the absence
Of 20 many of his colleagues.
Did Not Exaseerate.
As matter of fact, Mr.. Elk1ns did
mot exaggerate the situation. although
he was speaking jocularly. Friday
and Saturday adjournments were ne
cessitated by the absence Of quorum.
and for the same reason earlier ses-
sions could not be ordered.
Supporters of.the bill had planned to
get = vote Saturday on Section Of the
bin which relates to the subject Of traf-
fic agreements. This section has been
debated at great length and the end
Of the struggle is not in sight.
Saturday afternoon Senator Elkins
reported that he had sufficient votes to
defeat the Cummins substitute for the
Elkins-C provision. which the
senator's In charge Of the bill want
adopted.
Then lets get vote" urged Sena-
tor Aldrich
It wouldn't be safe this afternoon =
said Mr.. Mkins. TOO many senators
are attending the ball game"
That would affect both sides.
wouldn't it:'' persisted Mr.. Aldrich
II dont know ab0ut that" replied
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25

Rtchmond Stock co.
Richmond's own stock company has
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25

IIBBIH.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25
s ESTATE

Charles Rothermel was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Elmer r.
Rothermel, who died April 1S, this
morning. by Judge Fox. The deceased
left an estate, the personal property
of which was valued at 5000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25
Lieut.. FiIchner, Leader Of Ex.
pedition, Has Issued His
Statement.
WOULD FIND A CONTINENT
REMARKABLE CASE IN stock.
HOLM WHERE A MAN 0EEko TO
RECOVER HIS skeLEToN,
WHICH He WILLED AWAY.
tAmer,can News Service,

(American News service)
Berlin. April 25.-Arrangements are
rapidly being completed for the Ger.
man Antarctic expedition. and Lieu
tenant Filchner who is to head the
party, has issued q statement on the
proposed trip.
He says:
MY old plan to lead an expedition
into the Antarctic received powerful
stimulus from the fact that both Sir
Ernest Shackleton and DR.. Penck.
president OF the society. independent
" OF each other. have recommended
the Weddell Sea as the best point Of
departure. As q matter Of fact, In the
present state of our knowledge re-
garding the extreme south Weddell's
old idea that open sea extends below
IS degrees south appears thoroughly
worth OF acceptance. n this be SO. It
would presumably be possible to reach
high latitudes by sea in q vessel de-
signed for Arctic conditions. and thus
to obtain q base very close to the
pole for the southwark dash. perhaps
even for dash clear across the con-
tinent."
To Solve . Problem.
In an appreciation of Lieutenant
Frlchner's plan DR.. Penck points out
that the result Of the Antarctic expe-
ditions of recent years has been to
mass q vast number OF proofs for the
existence Of q southern polar contin-
ent. Lieutenant Filchner places in the
foreground the problem Of cleaning up
the relations between East and West
Antarctica. Are they united or sep
arated? Both cases are conceivable.
The suggestion that Lieutenant
Filchner was preaching on the Antarc-
tic preserves of the American and
Scott expeditions has been allowed to
drop. Lieutenant Filchner has receiv-
cd courteous letter from DR.. Bruce
showing that among British explorers
and scientists the advent Of the new
candidate for Antarctic honors is
treated In q friendly spirit and that
the suggestion that Lieutenant Fitch
ner is an intruder in the Southern po-
lar field II not regarded seriously by
them. II
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25
his REPORT FILED

Gustavus Garrett, administrator oi
the estate Of Elizabeth Goodwin, filed
his final report this morning in the
probate court. In which 1t is shown
that the charges and credits balance
The balance which came into the ad.
minlstrator's hands was $249.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-25
A Remarkable Case.

A remarkable case is reported from
Stockholm, where wealthy resident
has been endeavoring to recover the
ownership Of his skeleton.
Twenty years ago Albert vystroem
signed q contract with the Royal
Swedish Institute Of Anatomy making
over his body after his death to the
institution In return for a sum OF
money. Since then he has como into
possession Of q large fortune. and ID
anxious to cancel his contract with
the institute.
The matter was brought before the
law courts. but not only was the case
decided against him. but he was even
ordered to pay damages to the insti.
tute for having extracted two teeth
without it, authorization, In contra,
vention OF his contract.
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beute wteber ietr Hau uao Die aursiAwdna
iunoe,, uur uubeoeutsnb. Die SblusHot''
runaeu eraabsn. i'm gegsleth NIT oenen pon
aeiteru uur aersnae 8ercnoerunseu. Sns'
oesnmfut ruuroen Is, 700 Aitien umge'est.
RaAashenoe Ruris narosn zen ssr5trMa
sywin. 3aa,uon & &c.. Sc. a23-2oS Ual'
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HsAt, DE. warIt mar f,tia. Wtatss
4aisntSbi. t0-i.s5, Strsts1ts %. .75-A. ~.
9yxins 1stsnts )sf:s3t.So. 8usiSSts ABS
-..sI. Ua.srs s.. $3.50.
Rst,sa. taE Dsisnbsr s9sI -
ooLe. am stIus 8ss%e; far Eai s5S -
e6.se. am eaIus 95bSs far Suit szH--
S3Lt, an ectlxB g2s<.
RslfA,str. -BAs Dstsmbsr 441-
441se, am esus 441e; fAr Rat 4sH
--471.e, am ShIub 464e; fur 5uIi A79ss
--48e, am Sdlus l1sse.
Asfsv. - gar December soh-soTe,
an Snlus 3le; flr Rai o31 - s3Hs. sn
Salub s5Hc; fur 5utt sst-s3Te. an
ehluB 1895.
Hs1ssR. No. sOs.
osrhs. Safe yattsysssk 81 - 7es.
sxts bis Asies EaliSsyhs 7S-SoHs.
AsiaaWsa. - Re. l .. .. aA0e.
Re. 1 y. 70. 250e.
1imstsD Der GsRtxss.
Qlss,ssnsn n.-Bt4.80 per Gsntner.
Rstpsr.. sl1.oo-l7.25 psr DBL.
Tlr 5anuar sls.62H-l6.77k. am SdIut
$3.50; fur Rsi l6.l2x - 1920, an
So 94ma s.p .. !. ,,.7o ,.. 100 pfs.,. =
Tiis aouember $9.70 o.sS. o.
UAtxs Ss.70; fur Ssnuar S9.57h-
y.65. an saint $s.ssx; tar 0oi ts.A(
-9.45, am G4IuB Ss.46.
0kss. Ntppeniettsn. - 9sis 500
1000 per 100 yfunb. Gar So
uuar $50 s.s7k. an 0silnt $s.s5
| fur. gsai $s.82L-S.SO. am 0&iub $s.S2H
| OAaItsr e. 3lsSt flare Ssstsn PER-
| pe4t, S9.75-lo.o0.
Duttss. - Marst fesis. Gsssnssy "a
001<e. Dairy 23-27e.
ets.. - Msr!s itstis. osti~s 30 =
3le per Dxtsas.
aiis. - Rsst Rstts. Gssa lAL-
l6e ves 1fsas.
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6sr.-yrsl's n.!is. Na'assstsE Gxt
lsaf 6.O0t, poDeesss $50. Gabss b.45t.
srSuplstsS q. 5.2ot. Gsnfstttsnsrs ~" S.I0t.
ON ~" 4.SO--5.0bt. wsissr srtre .,9"
4 4.s-.75t, srtrG ,,G" 4.55-4 .60t. sySt2as
.sr asIbsr 4.3S-4.<0s.
RoIaNss IN istis Hsp Crlsaxs
cysa Kettle 3s-sss. GsnssifussI lS--iss
Der oaHens. sorahum 34-35e per Bdnone.
Rs ts.-Marn ttsmltA tssss't aas hs.is.
1sxifisna, Sansp oeas s-sxs. pviAa ~
I-SKs. srSsnarss sH-4H. 3ssss :
1t per yfans.
Esirp.Srsba,t,.
euttss.-Rah'rass cut grstfs fteas
Hanty Grsanssp 33ht. Grss~ssy Nvks 3as.
50. fsssnss SOC. fsHsy Tsisp aas. Re.
a1h. - Nsrn tsAs. DS.s Vat lsKs,
HsrbuehIiAsr l7--l7Ee. Hs~ Dos! lrl,s
O4Yei,er lsk-201st, 2tmsxrasr 1915.
Hri6 lSs per Ssans.
enr.-auaebot siemlit arcs. Rorr
| miutser. yrsma frif6s oxlnsrsisr 3le
Nrhs 2st, aHssrs 2it. iecsnsS zoe ysl
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perdnbtrt. sprina Ski6suS lie. 0abns
l0ey 6dhne 81. IruttalSss l5s. GnHS loe
entsR lS-l4e. 01nIs 5-loe psf 9fs.
Cbk une osmtl,.
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seuohnltdbe g.. .25-2.75 per B5I.
Gitssnsn. - Nsrst ftstia. Gsttisynil
Sl.s0-5.o0. Reifina tt.5o---5.o0 per Aihs
CsaRssn. - Earit ratts SAB kstis. =
essiiornia 1928 $50, Storioo t2.lS -
a.75 Per Aihs.
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ponps&orb.
prstbeIbeeren.-ts.5o-7.So p.
Bbl.
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urb 46-52c per gu.
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q. 1880. 0afisrn S5sre $l.S0- Liz
einbeimtids 81 .O0--l.25 per Bbt.
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NtssytsS. - Stsss, S4.5O - 7.35,
rsreS Sttsrs 81 20--5.40. wsftltt. Sttsrs
st.25-5.eO, Stosers xne Ne.sers - 3D.
$40, RsAexn, osi'srs sa.15--c.35, Ralssr
G.25-9.25. Esrft ftetts.
eAssirs. 2ttsts s6.6o--1O5, es'
uiidts ss.7o-7lTh. iApsrs $3.50. Is,
rasM ts.s5-s.S0, ast, bis auserts'trs
81. .S0-7.I5, ssrtst s6.25 - 6.S5. Rartt
ftort bis Sc hober.
SAaGs uns s&mMsr. - eAas :
GisisintTAs q 25-4.l0. wsttiAs $3.50
40, sksrlinss $4.l0-5.l0.
SEs sxsr:-sizisi~tias b. s+.25-S.40, rss-
ltAt g. .25-6.25. Narst ftetis.
9xfghr. - risssi,s 1000. SArssRt
l3. 900, eAaFs uao 2dmrusr z, 900.