Richmond Palladium (Daily), 22 March 1901 — Page 6
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THE 13. F. WISSLER CO
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atif;f torily to tin r.n sinners. Tho houses art 'tu"si'I'"l with radiation siit1i-i'iir t liat t!iru to a tiuirf-ru-tr.re of 7 l'rf'-:. with Trater enterum th-in at a t'im'tiuire of 1 1 tl-rt-s. wIuti the oii!:.l- t.-riiiM-r.-iti-rt' is at freezing. I'.y raising or lowering the
tmpf rature f the w-.iUr oij degree final report
irree variation in outside I
pt-usatio:!. a::-! Attorney ;fr" ,,, ,
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tinted all of lsis servi
er eondthted t!it
thou-'li the Su;re!iie '.
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NO TROUBLE
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I'er ttVk, centa I temperature, a constant temiTatur
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t er ier . . " iu the house is maintained in all kin. Is vr er . . . J 1 00 I
I of weather. There is no oee.ision for
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an rco:i(l ! mi'.Kr.
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FRIDAY. MAR. 22. 1901
"Instead of a larger library, would it
mot be wiser to appropriate a little
money toward keeping the present library open to the public for evenings
.rind Sunday afternoon reading.
Maryland is alxiut to enact a new
vJevtlon law whereby all illiterate vot
--rs are dinfranchised. The bill has
jiassed both houses of the legislature
-ind now awaits the Oovernor's stgna
Tore. It practically disfranchise the
colored vote together with a few thou
sands of white voters.
the consumer to regulate the flow of water during the entire winter. The
Home Piisne 111 I extreme linjits of the temperature of
the water is from VUt degrees in moderate weather to -12 decrees in the coldest. The ct of the service, considering that the building are heated more thoroughly, and for a greater number of hours, is less than if they
were heated from private furnaces
The rate for the average two story houses is seven cents per so ft. of
ground floor measurement per year, not taking Into account the height of
ceiling, size or number of rooms, the
amount of radiation being determined
accordingly. l or instance, a house
measures 40 feet long and 20 feet wide
the square feet would be 4x2' or fcoo
sq. feet (a 7c; .."i;.ii per year, the oth
er story and attic included. Where
Ilesve tf il l:. F. WISSI.ijf Seei Ti eas. Hy order of the committee, t Attent on. Tlie ladies of the Musi, :fl have 4 , deckled to give its me.iF ana friends tiie benefit of aiiotl artists recital and have engaged Mi Lloyd Simonson, of Chicago, a iA1 and wonderful l.oy soprano, als$ iss Jay, of Cincinnaii, a violinistt most promising and artistic pu;ilf 1'rof. Schleweu. Wednesday evg at s
o'clock, at Pythian temple. . f
Governor I'urbln yesterd.iyned a proclatuatioa appealing to :p generosity of the citizens of tlptateto aid the unfortunate people bo lost their homes in the nre whjc almost wholly destroyed the town ofemphis Ind. I
The readers of this papal'!! be
"Die Itritish I. ion knows when he has, '.enough. His experience with the South
African J!oer has made him too timid j
o tackle the Uussian I Sear. A square
"Wiack-down is the plain Knglish of it nd Uussia holds her ground in North Owiin. It is a bitter pill, but uglier
nostrums await his lordship than this.
limited or irregular space is to be Pleased to leara tUat tnere I1 h,a9t
heated, the rate is eleven cents per
year for each square foot of radia
tion. making it possible to heat otHces. factories or other buildings satisfac
torily and economically.
NATURAL GAS SUIT.
Flie old am. oft repeated prediction
iy monarchists that the American
form of government is unstable and
.unpractical tiurmg a grave crisis is i ,, the Citizens of Richmond Ind
The Committee Having Matter
Charge Makes Final Report.
one dreaded disease that std'ce has
been able to cure In all its sties, uud
that la Catarrh. Hall's CatartCure is the only positive cure now fcown to
the medical fraternity. Cut;u"-i being a constitutional disease, reqirea a
constitutional treatment. Ud's Catarrh Cure la taken luternallj ailing
directly upou the blood andiiucous
surfaces of the system, thaeby destroying the foundation of tLedisetise and giving the patient strenth by building up the constitution .nd as-
...- U1w.,- ....... w !,. committee a pointed at a mass slsting nature In doing Its wok. The
,ind restless,,, in the old mon.-.rclucs m.n-ting held in the Phillips opera proprietors have so much fait in Us f Europe. That monarchies are well house. April 8. ISUS, believing that it curative powers, that they oler one
progressive has done all that It can to accomplish Hundred DoIInra for ... '..n.t
the objects assigned by the p.s.ple. fails to cure. Send for list tf testi-
aiter seining up an its accounts, monlals. Address, F. J. CHEXEY
court and other expenses, begs leave CO.. Toledo, O.
suited to enlightened an
citizenship has not yet lee:i proven.
So far the evidence favors the Ann ican form.
HOT WATER HFAHNG.
t 'ontributen.t It does not require the eye of a prof.het to foresee the future means of beating our cities. If heat, using water as a vehicle, can be distributed from a central station covering a territory measured oy a radius of one mid a half miles from the station, and do it with profit to the investors and ''liure satisfaction to the consumer, the 'oblcin would seem to have been solved. This is what has been done ?y the Toledo Heating t Lighting Co. for the past six years, a period sufcieiently long to place the enterprise iteyond I lie elerimental stage, and entitles it to become classed as a successful business venture. The system is .inst.nl led and is in successful operat Uwi at I.a Porte. Ind., Mattoon and Alton, 111., I,aCrosse, Portage and Kenosha. Wis... and Itoonc, Perry. Ida 1rove, Iowa Falls and Mason City. Iowa. At Evanston, a suburb of Chicago, a plant was starteu Oct. 1st. V.xxt iiud during the oddest weather tiiis winter, eighty houses were supplied iUh heat from the "Yaryan" system
FOR CHILDREN "Nothing, that comes in a bottle, is more important for children than Scott's emulsion ) cod-liver oil. And "important" means that it keeps them in even health, on the highest plane of physical life. "Do they live on it then?" No; they don't touch it, except when they need it. "When do they need it5" "Whenever they show, in whatever way, the least disturbmce of even balance of health. It is not for acute diseases, with some exceptions; it is for a slight falling off from firstrate condition. It is to be used as a food, whenever their usual food does not quite answer the purpose
of food.
to submit the following reort:
On April 11. 1S!X. this committee or
ganized by electing R. K. Kiikman
chairman and It. F. Wissler. secretary
and treasurer, the latter having been
made treasurer hx thu
meeting prior to this date.
The members of the original commit
tee were First Ward. .1 E. Iliff: John II. Roling: Second Ward. J. M. Wampler. A.. W. Hall; Third Ward. C. E.
Marlatt. I.. A. Newcornb: Filth Ward.
T. H. Meerhotr. i i. W. Sehepnian:
Fifth Ward. Wm. Shoemaker, I,. K. Harris: Sixth Ward. A. C. I.indemuth. P. .1. Freeman; Seventh Ward. 1.. A. Mote, Ibiseue E. Kirkman. On Nov.
K. 1s;is. p.. is. .h.hnsoii was aodM to
the committee.
This committee began its work by
employing Addison C. Harris of Ind-
iauauolis to conduct the case, and to
be assisted by Attorneys Lindemuth
and Kirkman. When Mr Harris was appointed embassador to Austria, the committee employed Thomas J. Studv
and A. C. l.indenmth to prosecute the case. Two trials were held before judges brought here from other courts and in each of these, the gas company was sustained and a further prosecution seemed useless and a lack of funds and the difficulty of obtaining them barred the way to a continuance of the cause. The following is the treasurer's statement of receipts and expenditures STATEMENT. Total of Subscriptions ?2.7',4.75
Total of Collections
Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the lest.
An I lep-sant Storv No doubt you have ail hour.! the ex
pression, "lie IxlVi UU t-'Utukaul on UU
hands." but there is a Richmond man
now who has "two elephants on his hands." Mr. Hassenbusch. the popular furniture dealer received a telephone message this morning from the freight depot to call immediately for some freight. He sent his delivery wagon to the depot and the driver was informed by the freight clerk that there were two elephants, six men and six women in the freight depot for him to haul to the store, but the driver refused to load them until he returned to the store to consult Mr. Hassenbusch. It required considerable explanation on the part of Mr. Hassenbusch before he could pursuade the driver to go after them again. When the driver loaded them in the delivery wagon and noticed that they had handsome signs painted on them for the store, he was much .surprised. Mr. Hassenbusch will station them on the cross roads in the country, advertising his store.
The street car excursionists of Chicago have declared war against the union. Their refusal to let an onion eating conductor get close enough to them to collect the fares has moved the roanageir.ent to Issue an order thaf hereafter employees must eschew the succulent vegetable. The employees have held several meetings about tha matter and have gravely proposed a
1.079.73 , strike la defense of their personal
rights.
Halance uncollected ?1. 713.00 CASH STATEMENT. Total of receipts $1,079.75 Total expenditures 1,079.75 Nothing on hand.
The Irish Joan of Arc has come to this country, and the Mexican Joaa of Arc is going to Europe. Thu3 the balance of the universe is admirably pre
served. With two Joans of Arc ori one
hemisphere at the same time the equilibrium might be disturbed.
It Is not surprising to learn that Mr.
J. Pierpont Slorgan won a medal fori
special proficiency in mathematics at
k German university.
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES. A. C. Harris, opinion $100.fK) A. C. Harris', att'y fees 000.00 D. .F. White, soliciting and other expenses, July 9 to Dec. 12.. 213. 00
Expense of Attorneys tc Indian- , - I The great rush for the armv chapapolis several times 15.55 Ancles would seem to Indica'te that Printing, stationery, books .... 17.05 the peaceful pulpit was somewhat overCourt expense 7.15 crowded with talent. i
.Attorneys Lindemuth and Study
$1073.75 ! & SURPRISE WINDOW. jJ
It must be said in this connection
A.
THE BIG STORE. Men's and Boys' Sweaters.
We"ciwiSn!rtrT umTtg. oo cents j for Sl.OO
SCOTT i eo.ne, I'ti-I arret, Kw Tork. ""cu nme 10 iss worn; tree of com-" rU222. U 2 4-.1. ; k .-. -2- J
that Attorney Lindemuth devoted v
HAD THE HENLEYS IN WIN NING FROM RACINE LAST NIGHT.
SCORE WAS 3 TO 1
Both Teams Were More or Less Crippled-A Gocd Crowd.
The tirst game of the present series
ltetween the Racne Horlicks and the Heiileys, last night, proved to 1k quite an interesting contest. With Stevens out. there was some apprchenson as to the ability of the Heiileys to hold the visitors down, but the crowd was happily disappointed on that score. I loth teams were more or less crippled. Smith. Racine's first rush, was not feeling well and played half back. Leonard, half-back on the Racine team was out of the game and a new man, Schulze. was in. He is not as strong a player as Leonard. Ott Williams was extra for the Henleys and was called onto the ti.xir for a few minutes toward the close of the game, Mansfield having an accident with his skates. The Racine boys are not like the rough and burly sons of Muncie, who try to win by "running over everything and everybody. They are gentlemen and there was no rough playing seen on the floor. Jessup didn't even teat anylxMjy to jelly with his stick, as he
would have done according to the
Muncie papers, had that team been playing here. There was a large crowd out an.l t lie greatest int. rot w as man trntt-. in the game. The game oiened in good shape and a good article of iolo was put up from the start. The Henleys secured the tirst goal, Patterson making it, assisted by Van Allen, and, by the way, Van Allen put a gilt edged article of m1o last night. The second goal was made by Mansfield unassisted. The final goal of the tirst inning was by Tiwunan. unassisted. In the second inning. Van Allen secured a goal unassisted and the game was finished without another score. In the third inning. Racine had one goal to bounce out. The same team.- play tonight and tomorrow night. The championship games thus far have resulted as follows: Henleys, 4; Royals, 4. Henleys. 2; Royals. O. Henleys, 4; Royals, 1. Henleys, 1; Royals ti. Racine 3: Royals, 1. Racine 1; Royals 1. Racine 3; Royals, 2. Henleys, 3; Racine. 1. Henleys, 1; Iiacine 0. Henleys, 3; Racine, 3. Henleys, 7; Royals, 0. Henleys, 2; Royals, 1 Henleys, 4; Royals. 2.. Henleys, 3: Royals, 1 Racine, 2: Royals, 1. Racine, 4: Royals, 1. Racine, 4; Royals, 1. Henleys, 3; Iiacine, 1. TOTALS. Henleys. 27; Royals 12. Henleys, 10; Racine, 5:
Racine 17: Rovjls. 7.
BEAUT
FILSfflW
SOAP
Soft White Hands Luxuriant Hair Produced by
MILLIONS OF WOMEN FSE CUTICUR.V SO.r. assisted by Cl'TICFRA OINTMENT, for preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening and soothing red. rough and sore bauds. In the form of baths for annoving irritations and chafing, or too free or offensive perspiration 'in the form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many antiseptic purges which readily suggest themselves to women, and especially mothers, and for all the purposes ' of the toilet, bath an.l nursery No amount of persuasion tan induce those who have once used it to use any other, especially for preserving and Pwrifying the skin, scalp and hair of infants and children. CITICIRA SUA I combines delicate emollient properties derived from CLTICI KA, the great skin cure, with the purest of cleansing ingredients and the most refreshing of flower odors. No other mnlicated soap ever compounded is to be compared with It for preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair and bands. No other foreign or domestic foik'f soap, however expensive, is to be compared with it for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery. Thus it combines in' CNE SOAP at ONE PRICE, vir TWENTY FU V CENTS, the REST skin and complexion soap and the I5fc.l toiui and baby soap in the world, Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every Humor, $1.25, CV.ni.ll.tine of CITKTRA SOAP C2o. to rlNmsw. th skin of oruats and scales anJ iSKn th5 Tmki out ..-I-: rUTUTRA OINTMENT .Mr V "-" "V&TV !?T fne lnflummatt.m an ! irritation an.l soothe an.l heal, an.l CI Tit I RA RFSOU 1.M rtVt 1 n1.- ... the bl.i A SIN" II.H SRT ! often ...m.-len. to rure th. .rversi hum .r,. with Ias of ha.r, wh?n U elw fails. Sola throughout the worlj.
A CAR OF QUEEN HIGH GRADE PATENT
FLOUR
In Cloth Sacks
is made from No. 1 hard Kansas wheat, the best that money can buy. Patent Flour, not straight grade. Makes the finest and whitest bread and more of it. Our price for a limited time lower than any of the cheapest flour.
lOO lbs. only - - -
$1.90
AT THE--
Colonial Cash Grocery,
Heme 'Phone 81
707 Main Street
r
The Hoosier
Department Store Makes special boasts of the wonderful shrewdness and ability its buyers have. This great buying power does not belong to everybody; but few possess it. Fortunately we lay claim to the advantage. Now the proof of the pudding is the eating of it. On Sat
urday, March 24, the Hoosier will have piled in front of its doors great stacks of Men's Overalls, which are sold all over the world for 50c. Large placards m ill be
attached to these goods with but two figures plain and simple. Nothing on earth will enable a merchant to make these extreme cuts and make money ex
cept shrewd buying. The Hoosier Department Store, A. W. GREGG & CO., COR. SIXTH AND MAIN STREETS.
25c
25c
ESTABLISHED JANUARY 1, 1872-GREEIING. FRIENDS Enterprise betna; the order of the dy, f-eling the fmpul-e of the time In which we live, herewith preuent you our card am a part of our bunlneea. We, in common with other meD. aro proud of euccns which we have enjoyed the pat twenty-elaht years Have recentlv bought the bulldlntt at the northwest corner 5th and Main ta . renindelfni!- th. am Now hatre
la neat and commodious Hardware bullilnsr It takes much labor and Vnergy to establish a business, and we er.jov It after It Is an accomplished fact. Our busing Is the basis upon which all true and Ipjrlt'mete eucceM la bnelnes Is foundel. Honesty of purpose, success Uv fair means, mistakes promptly corrected this is our aim to do Our troods you will Ind seasonable, selected wltb care and experience with a view of meeting 111 your wants la our line. VVe would be pleased to have all ohp old as
rn ac cuxiwiuer 10 cau at our new place or business, norinweei. brner 5th and Main sts. Thanking the public for past patronage.
Yours truly.
H. ROLING, Hardware, Paints, etc. Phone 666.