Richmond Palladium (Daily), 9 November 1901 — Page 3

"RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1901.

FOR Hit; CHILDREN

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Trousers

Unless you are stubbornly wedded to the "made-to-measure"' idea, we can fit and please you as well with our trousers as you have ever been fitted or pleased by a to order" tailor, and you can save more than half the amount of your usual expenditures. All the new fabrics. $3 Ho SfS5

FIRE ALAR7I BOXES. FIRST DISTRICT. Pouth of Main, West of Seventh Stree4 12, First and south C, Piano factory 18, Second and south B 14, Fourth and south I) 1J, Fifth and south B 16, Fifth and south H 15, Seventh and south C SEOOID DISTRICT, touth of Main, between 7th and llth st 21, Eighth and Main 23 Eighth and south E 24, Seventh and south G 25, Ninth and south A 20, Tenth and south C 27, Eleventh and Main 28, Eleventh and south J THIRD DISTRICT. Fouth of Main, East of Eleventh Stree 81, Twelfth and south B 82, Twelfth and south E 84, Fourteenth and Main 85, Fourteenth and south C 86 Eighteenth and south A 87 Twentieth and Main FOURTH DISTRIOT. North of Main, West of 10th st. to River. 41, Third and Main, Robinson's shop. 42, Third and north C 43, Citv Building, Fire Headquarters 45, Gaar, Scott & Co i No. 1 hose house, north 8th street 47, Champion Mills 4$, Tenth and north I FIFTH DISTRICT. West Richmond and Sevastopol. 5, West Third and Chestnut 61, West Third and National road 51. West Third and Ktnsey bi. West Third and Richmond avenue' 64, Karlham College 6., State and Cover 6, Grant and Ridge 67, Hunt and Maple 68, Grant and Sheridan 6d, Bridge avenue, Paper Mill .SIXTH DISTRICT. North of D Street, East o Tnth Stre 61. Railroad Shop" 62, Hutton's Coffin Factory 88, Hoosier Drill Works 64, Wayne Agricultural Works 66, Richmond City Mill Works 66, Westcott Carriage Co 67, Thirteenth and north H SEVENTH DISTRICT. Be ween Main and North D sts, E of ICtfc 7, Ninth and north A 71, Eleventh and north B 72, Fourteenth and north C 7-i, No. S hose house, east end 74, Eighteenth and north C 76, Twenty-second and north E SPECIAL SIGNALS 2- 3-2Patrol call 1-2-1 Fire out 3-3-8 Fire pressure S Fire pressure off 10-10-10 Natural gas off 10 Natural rat on ELECTRIC PILLS Benefit is Immediate and Permanent Restores the Power intended all man should have if it has been wasted and destroyed by Excesses. Abuse, Indiscretion cf Youth or Overwork: does sway with that Tirex. Weary. Restless and Mela'' cboly Feelina. Nervous and Sleepless Niuhts.W. Back and Lack of Ambition. Makes you feel . freshed, young again, and life worth living C -unpletelv rebuilds the Serrons System. One bos is sufficient to care most cases, end enoneh to pro its worth to tbe most severe. .l oo per box, or fall guaranteed care of t botes for Koo. You take do chances, as we guarantee 6 boxes to care ia to days er refund your money, which ts proof that ww most core ne majority of oer patrons. By r..ail. in plain wrapper, on receipt of price. ELECTRIC PILL COMPANY TS Wt jaeason Stct. Chicago ILL. A. G. Iiiiken A Co.. 630 Main St. Charles la. Magaw,. 201 Ft Wayne Ave.

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For Men and YoungMen

3 ORUNXEMNCSO AND 0U3 rh Realty R.tu- have ti w yGfw yth m rjiwi-t use f.-r i 'f Far. Jn tU:it rmie m rvtr, its n-vn fi-ifi l,y them v 'tii' n ) i-inr- f .i t'---r su; oum ::ii.iV in?-: e- ii-.w , -Ul'C -1 Nasal CATARRH In all its stares there ehould be cleanliness. Ely's Cream Balm e!eime, soothes and heals the diseased membrane. It cure ca'arrh an 1 drives way a cold iu the bead quickly. Cream Balm is placed Into the nostrils, spreads orer the membrane and ia absorbed. Relief la immediate and a enre follows. It is not drying does not produce sneezing. Large Size, 60 cents at Drug, gist or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. t.T EKOTHERS, 56 Warren Street, New Tork, Preserve Your fen,d en? bere tor laundering. lIOtneS . . Our method are the same as those in the home laundry, but with skilled help and greater facilities we reach results which are unattainable elsewhere. The proprietor of Riclituond Steam Laundry solicits your work, confident in his ability to give perfect satisfaction. Carpet cleaning also done here. ewing machines Needles of all kinds and oils." If. M. LACEY, NtwPlMMlS4S 718 AIM

WASHINGTON LETTER Special Correspondence. J If Trrsident Kyosovelt keeps CP I'is

j present practice, be trill be known ia j history as the great American enterf tainer. Mrs. lloosevelt must know Uira i well enousli by this time to make her breakfast, tlinner an 1 Iuncbeou orders ! ample, for until the time co rut's she ! never can tell bow many will Lie rourJvl i tbe board over wUicb she presides. I Vben luncbt-ou time c-ouies. tbe prej ldect g!uue?s around bis effice and j says, -Well. let's all go and have some ! luncheon." and marcbes lu at tbe bead j of tbe company that happens to be f with bim. wuetber it is one man or a ' dozen. lie bas had somebody at din ner and usually three or four every night since be has lieen in the White House. The number at luncheon will average three a day. and there have been a dozen guest at breakfast at various times. These meals are not formal affairs. Tbe guests go in and take jwt luck. The Itoosevelt menu is simple. The president believes in plenty of plain food. Usually oysters or clams, a soup, a roast and some simple dessert make the dinner. Sometimes there is an entree and oftentimes some dish like chicken pie. Game Is frequently served. Mrs. Itoosevelt Is a charming hostess and !s never ruffled, even when the president bursts Into the dining room at the bead of half a i ::en guests wheu there are seats provided for three. She would not be surprised If be came In with twenty, as be will some day without doubt. Trooita for the Philippines. The Philippine army will Lie reduced by 10.00O men wit bit) tbe next few months ly the expiration of enlistments, and tbe ottleials of the war department are making preparations to meet that deficiency by tbe prompt transfer cf troops frori the United States. Final action in that regard awaits ouly the approval of tbe secretary of war. Troops and transports are ready to start for the Philippines as soon as he gives tbe word. It is expected that the tirst expeditions will start from San Francisco within a few days on the transports Grant and Meade and that more troops will be forwarded later from New Yotk by way of tbe Suez canal or the transport Crook. Tbe reductions will be gradual and will lie met from time to time by fresh troops as ret pi I red. These arrangements are predicated on the belief that it will lie necessary to maintain tbe Philippine army at its present strength of about 40.l"00 men for some time to come. V. Cntiln.l ( 1 i n n m ,r ! According to one who claims to know what be is talking about, these enterprising gentlemen of tbe press who are tearing President Roosevelt's cabinet to nieces and building tip a pew one for bim may save themselves a deal of trouble if they will only stick to facts. No cabinet changes are contemplated at tbe present time or in tbe near -future. What may occur months or years hence is not wortb speculating about. It is true there has been a little anxiety concerning the health of Secretary Root. For several months Mr. Root has not been well. He has been troubled with many boils and carbuncles, and his blood bas evidently been In bad condition. Tbe secretary has been iu such a state that he was all right If matters turned for tbe tietter and ell wrong if they turned for the worse. Fortunately, they have turned for the better. Addition to the Capitol. Further additions to the United States capitol are suggested by the annual report of tbe architect, which bas been made public at the department of the interior. This report for the last fiscal year not only reviews tbe marked changes which have been made in the historic structure during tbe last year or two and gives a list of the various statues and objects of art in tbe building, but proposes that a new liuilding be secured or erected at a little distance, something on the order of the Maltby building for tbe senate apparently, in which members of tbe bouse can hive their offices and in wbicb can be located tbe lighting and beating plants for tbe capitoL The -New Knox Home. Mrs. Knox, wife of tbe attorney general, and her daughter. Miss Rebecca Knox, have arrived in Washington and taken up their residence at their new home in K street, wbicb was the former borne of Mrs. Cbilds of Philadelphia. Tbe stables of th attorney genera! have been enlarged, ami the house is nndergoing the most careful -Uanges and is being superbly eiuipied for social entertainments. Washington society expects much of tbe attorney general and bis agreeable family, and, though neither Mrs. Knos nor her daughter are fond of tbe mad whirl of social affairs, tbeir bouse undoubtedly will be tbe center of attraction for the young folks of tbe official set. Water For Fisrbtlna; Fire. The District commissioners have detided to place in tbeir forthcoming! estimates to congress an item for $o00.0m which will enable the District authorities to establish what is practically an independent water service for the business section of the city, to b used for fire protection only. The new service will be entirely separate from tbe other, and special street hydrants will be erected. Mrs. James G. Blaine, Sr.. and her daughter, Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale. have returned to tbeir K street borne after a summer In New England. James G. Blaine and his beautiful young wife have settled In New York for tbe winter, but it is expected that tbe bride will visit both ber own and her husband's family frequently during tbe coming season. - Cabx ScBOrXXLD.

A Waif Sparrow. There is a little gill st the Philadelphia Jewish Orphan asylum who is lb proud owner cf a pet sparrow. This

! pet is not kept in a cage, but whenever ! the little girl appears it flits for its favrite i'rt h oa ber shoulder. One tU:y ia-t spr.tsg during a storm one of the l';g trees in the gardt u was broken and the baby birds who bad their homo ia the trte were thrown in every d'rectlon. The little giri. seeing the accident, ran out to the rescue. When she eppeared iu the garden, one cf the frigiiteaed butties, not knowing what it did. t'ew toward her and caught its claws iu her curls. Tl.t little girl petted the bird rutl! it beeatlit very friendly with her, and it bas nevei forgot teu its friendship. Every day the little girl feeds hei bird, aid it will bop ail over her bauds. ! her Lead and neck. The neck is its fa vorite habitat, probably ln-cause she has thick, curly hair. At night the sorrow is placed ou a tree branch, but ts soon as its little mistress apiears in the morning down flies the bird and settles ou her utn-k. Eate in the afternoou supper is served to the orphans iu tbe garden, and the sparrow is always on baud for bis share, which be pecks from the little girl's hand. Tbe superintendent talks to the sparrow and tells bim he must be iiolite and wait for bis turn, at which the bird cocks bis bead on one side as though be understands, winks his ere and arranges himself ou the shoulder of bis little mistress. Detroit Free Press. The Aolnma Fairies. So many U'tW fairies jre kept busy in the fj'l, ! wonder iiw the fuirv qun can supervise them a!). W hy, a minion fairy artUts, each one with pdirit aui Itu-l!, Are out at curly Iawn Hrht uhen the woois are wra(r"-.i in li;i-h. Tht re eJt ii liny t.ar- anit gr-ts atrile a little M nt And w.v.ks for tlear htV, v. ith no critic to contlemu. He n;ii up his colors anil atoms eat h djinlv 1-af, Here a touch of scarK-t glorv cr a purple hint cf Or a iM-I.'en gleam of gunhine that will last when nits, t t-tilcs; So one but n master artist eouhl so fling tht: lovely sha;; s. There are c'ainty, witching fairies working busilv ail tlay, Teatn) frt:i!a to blushing beauty, tearing chestnut !ur awa ; Brightening up the fat young pumpkins fit for jaek-o-la:item time; Don't you wowli r, little chilJren, how they evei fcmi their way Round the ear:!i so buy sirivir.ir for your pleasure every tiay? What; Vu ilon't b-Utve in fairksf Ar. l V il ly it's Cf:i fn-l? W ! . ii;v i e"f. po.-.r, Kttio v i?e heads, W hut a h'..Iv ttenk! voue lotl The Queen of ErmlnntPia Peta. Queen Alexandra is extremely fond of flowers and live rets, ami the ro.val aviaries are among her favorite haunts. Close by the kennels at Sandrinjzham is a little house of brick ami ( cliis"iHl covered with climbing rose ws.wt- -1 - - . .. viurs iviiiiiu lut'ie is a targe cage ingeniously fitted up with small tree branches, where a score of snow white doves have lived for many years. There Is also a colony of twittering Australian birds and a house of monkeys. The taming of her pets Is one of her majesty's especial hobbies. Once there stayed with her as a gtiest at Sandringham a young girl who. when seeing the then Princess of Wales feeding her birds, was stricken with a remorseful memory of a forgotten duty. She had omitted to give directions for a pet builie to be cared for in her absence. She unburdened herself to her august hostess, who at once caused a telegram to be dispatched for the bird to be sent over po.-thaste to SandringUam. C Jot lie or FiKtik!n. How would you like to be dressed entirely, from your hat to your boot in garments made of fishskin? There are many races in the north lands that wear these fishskin clothes for the simple reason that there is no other material available. Salmon skin, when made into clothes by the Inhabitants of the northern shores of Siberia, is like kid in apiioaranee and softness, but it Is tougher in fact, almost as tough a? parchment. It Is dyed yellow and red and indigo, and some of the garments are highly ornamented. The garments are sewed together with fine thread, also made of fishskin. The outer edges are generally bordered with a fishskin band of dark indigo blue, and above this is a strip of red. The tribe lives entirely by fishing and bunting. Salmon, which ascend the river, are the staple food, and the skins, after lieing treated by the women, who are adepts, provide the most durable clothes any one could wish for. A Remarkable Machine. The cinercatograph for the blind Is a machine which passes under the fingers of tbe blind a series of reliefs representing the same subject in different positions the branch of a tree, a bird or any other object. The blind person has the Illusion of moving scenes, just as photographs passing over a luminous screen lend the illusion to those with sight. They All Follow A. "Johnny," queried the teacher of the new pupil, "do you know your alphabet r "Yes'm," answered Johnny. "WelL then." continued the teacher, "what letter comes after A?" "All the rest of "era," was the trlnmpbant reply. Dow She Could Tell. "Mamma, said three-year-old Nellie. "I can always tell when brother Johnny has finished his pudding." "Why. dear, how can you telir asked her mother. "There Isn't any left on tie plate," waa tie replj. . . . . .

Grav hairs often stand ia the way

meal ei liicti aiiu ii, nittti uiiu ill uusi ness. Many men are failirti; to secure good positions just because they kxk""tcx old," and no one knows how many women have leen disappointecij in life because they have failed to preserve that attractiveness which largely depends on the hair.

HAY'S HAIR-HEALTH has been m Vtesin ihonanc!, Tt K a hx:r fooj. nourivhirv: the rooe. forcing luxuriant growth. covtnn t-aij Mot.. re-tinriii; 1:1c. and pi;itviv bna Savk Jksm to it youthiai beausy and coor. Hay's Hir-tirJth is Ott dye. and tia uc anno be detected.

LARGE 50C. BOTTLES.

Free Soap Offer fimfifii. Cut oer add sigrn thi coyppn in five days, take it to any of the foTiOtrtnc 3n:cj:'t5 and thev wiil give you a large bottle o May a hair-rlealth and a a;c. cake of Harfina rteiiicated Sp. the bess aoaptW Hi:-. Scai-e. Comriexu?n. tlath aiivl Toilet, hoth for hitty cents; reeniar pri -e, -cr. tcedeemrd hy Icajine drugKiata every here at their ahopi only, or by the Philo Hay Spectaltiea Co., Xaiayeit m.. Newaia. N.J.. cither with or without soap, Vy caprc&s, prcpi a, m piam sealed package on receipt ol goc. aati this coupon. 2nBIJTPP Any person purchasing Hay'a HairName...... UUAriMll I CC Health anywhere in the 1'. who ha no teen enettte4i may have his raooey back by writing PhILO Hay SpaciAt-TiES Co., i Latayette St.. Newark, N. J. Address. KrSfMbit:twtts . Jmjist n kx?tng Hay' t Htr-Htk. i Fallowing Drarfiau aapply Hay'a Balr-Hcaltk aad Hartlaa Sear ia their afeaoa oaty :

FIELD'S, oot Main St.; AD MS ft CO., 6ot Mala St.: FIEH'S. S Main St-: QUIOLEY FI NN, opposite Court Houae: MAGAW'S, aoi Ft Wayne ave.; ALLjSJN'S Pharmacy. Main and 15th Sts A. G. U'KKX A- CO., 8 MAIN sT.

Tlie Kind You Have Always iu use for over SO years, - ami

jWy" ' , sonal supervision since its infancy. ''CCCtt( Allmtf mi rtiw. iniWiii -vr in liL.

All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Jnst-as-g-oo'l" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment

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Castorta is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, it contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys AYoriv.s and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhcea and Wiiul jolic. It relieves Teething Trouble.-, cures Coitstij;iti: and Flatulency. It assimilates tbe Food, regulates tlirt Stomach ami Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE C ASTORIA ALWAYS

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The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TM CIMTkvR COMPANY. TV MUMMV STRCCT. HCW VOIMl CITV.

asm jn-HrsTtB'? rNousH 4j tltl ' if ft i ocas a riiintJYfcL rlLLS for ( hu hkh;u s Ks;rixn "r tr V f mni' f,,;1 r;f' Take nothr. fleru(Mt . ? "'"T" "hi.til wtann .d Jnluv t.wiM T 1'iariiei.UfL. TettMoniU V ft "IH-f f'r i-iai," m yi:r tt r -V A rM Mnfl. Ift.iMHi lei.-aint. tj ' wl Dru-i- t falrkrrr L hrm!e aioa thu . UtullMB tr, l lil LuL. CURE YOURSELF ! Cie KiffCif fnr onnatnra) di0i:harcrfe.intlaniaiati"cs. irritatiuos or ulciralsun, cf ma con roembrari-4. FvnkH, aod out astnnlTHEE(USCrtEII'r! Co. ent or pouonou. er r-ut iu pisiij rapi r, rT cicreH. irfiiirl- for cr 3 bottle. $2.73. Circular sent cn req ust. 8SAHTY, II COilQSERO! BELLAVITA Areiilc Beauty TtiJst e.r.l PU2. fetiy -,tii r"rn.Ji-: r - '-. lisfrders. Restcm lite Hw 01 .eu'A'.t-t & !0 days' tranjtit ' ' -r t Snci ffir r?rcr'nr- 4-i-iy EtVIT4 5fcUit'l C " i - Sold by A. G. Luken & Co. , MaiE street, and Curme & Co., 415 north eighth street, Richmond S.K. MORGAN TELEPHONE 718. Employment, Real Estate. Information, Abstractor, Insurance, and Notary Work . . . A. place to buy a horxe es yen jty r;r O. B. MORGAN Practical Plumber and Gas Fitter, 8ti and N. B Sts.. Richmond. Ind. Excursion to. Cincinnati via Pennsylvania Lines. November 13th to 20th, inclusive, excursion tickets to Cincinnati will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines, valid returning until November 24th. For details consult local ticket agents of Pennsylvania Lanes.

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of advanceVy' AT LEAD1NQ DRLXK31STS. Bought, nmi AvliicU lias been, lias borne tlie siprnntnro ol lias been made under bis perA Signature of H.H.Meerhoff Steam and Hot Water Heating: SEWERAGE, ETC See us for Eetimatee. Pbone 4fi- 8 Mi tb Good Friends, don't you think it's about time you gave ns a call? We have everything in harness and harness furnishings, and j-ou will always find our goods the best ana our prices the lowest for the best goods. We are selling first class horse blanket at 75c to fl.du. THE WIGGINS CO. New Phone 7S8. 60S MAIN ST A BARGAIN In Main St. Bus'ness Property In Choice Location Come Quick and Learn Particulars. W. H. Bradbury & Son. Westcott Block. DONT Be Fooledi Take the genuine, rigtoal ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Made ! by Madison Med) cine Co., MadiMa, U. It keeps jam weU. Onr tradn mark art on enen Mckm. ee, 35 oenu. rierer eeia balk.