Richmond Palladium (Daily), 30 November 1901 — Page 3

(AY, XOVEMBEB 30,1901.

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Hair-Health

7v nJM rouV oman J recommend

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fal color. th,ckn "srVeauTv ' ZZZZiJi?1,0' f ,"in? hi,r to its outhtothehair and scalp, remove .rd n.l' b5l c,ea,n,y- hMul ton.c or clothing. Its uwSSte drtS ? dandruff and will not stain skin LARGE bc iwni rc deteLtcd- Equally good for men and women. -AKUti 50c. BOTTLES. AT I FiniVrt rw.r

ree Soap dMfei hmfSAow regular PHce. 7c btl, if -.Bath Tmie'- Fifty c7otT? bv th. Ot.ii. " ?rr"7?ta leading- drurctsta everywhere at thrir .H,. ii 1

Abt peTon purchasing a bottle a

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INCIDENTS OF THE STORM.

Sailor Veered a Torpedo Fro

c 1 D I, b a f His aLife.

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Charles Bergn, boatsw ain 01 we suit

marine torpedo boat Fulton, performed a most remarkable feat of daring at New Suffolk. I-oug Island, during the recent hi- storm. It was shortly after

i be left tbe Fultou. after leing undei I trltur ,1 !1 rS!, cova fhe fW York

l lnouue. A Cerce gate was ra.iiu-. 5 tin. nit iii.'h th.tr there was

j mree reet or water in u;e streets v: New Suffolk. Three large sloops haiT

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oeeu uriVfU a snore iwiore lue j;aic.

me crowd or sitectators ou me uui-.

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COL. MAPLESON,

Loos Impresario Carried

)oa I Hla Armi.

iprvsirws lot is

niteadventnre m

land Torpedo

siteitators

Boat company'

uuutoi uji ajieart 10 ""Bill urt msttisuue imm mc n-r.i. j

Spread Lilcc -Wlllflre When things are 4 'the best" thev become "tbe best selling." Abraham Hare, a leading druggist of Belleville. G., writes: -Eleetric Bitters are the best selling bitters 1 have

oKr,.i.wit T-kinoe. in i,on 1 in iti vears. iou fct-u1"

. II. Mapleson, tbe famor. wbv? Most dis-eases begin in aisor- j reario, rtiainl t:.nt the ; efs of stomach, iiver, kidneys, bow- j . ... , ... v - j,, i . , , . , f )-; I"s;t.

ty gave tin a greai dt al of : trg tonf.3 Up the stomach, regulates i

fork to do. and it was many , xer kidneys, and bowels, purines

m uins nicbt when he sat tbe bktid, strengthens the nerves, j

isM-r. f tierce cures cuui in uues ui .

rrtlitiv DegliU itesj m "- ill puiiBS UU me rumr j

to tbe Everett Hou?. wlien-1 rt.w Ufe and TijKor into any weak ! donna. Muse. ierster. was ; m&Q or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold s

savs tue -e iui w t, . i.ti.B,eu oi.

Name..

GUARANTEE - a. who ha not beeo

Address

o has. doc ieeo benefited nav have hi rHII.n H.v Sran. tvr

Flto.g OrwtaU m,,I, H.J H4dr4c.lt. u4 Hariia. Sew la their aim -I,- -

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't'a!HSDG OUIGLEV DUXX

A r. w-i.r , ' Pharmacy. Mam and ,5th Sts A. (1. LI KEN A- f .. -a xi . r v c-

Beautifying methods that injure

skid ana neaith are dangerous. Be 1

oeautirui without discomfort by taking Rocky Mountain Tea. Sunshiny faces follow its use. 35c. Ask your

PUBLIC NOTICE

We wish to aanonneo to the paopla 0 thi ricinity that we ha-e secured the Agenrr for C. E. Carter's Catarrh Cure fiti;'e c" N.Ml Catarrh. Cold In t 1hro"t' 'nfl-uned and Swollen TeiulU. All Catarrhal Throat Troubles, Cloa-zad NoatrUa. Excessive Nasal Discharge. HackJnaCoueh. Dr,. Cnoalng- Feelinjr. Thia remedr tias been a sumal and liut,r,t... .

T : ; suixosa. . . , - - -. . . . . xjrranri i r.t f; m actlm-and -dn on its of Syracuse, Kan., "then I was whollv ?Buckleo-s Arnica Salve.

wu,cn produces Catarrh of the Head, Nose and " luc uriu s oest lor eruptions,

Pile driviusr toward the G. B. liraus

ford. Sr.. oue of the sloops that wert asLore. Tbe Fulton's erew reeosriiized tba.

the drifting object was a Wbitebea torjiedo dummy, weigbiris !M0 i'Uiids, They saw it wbeu it was less tba, fifty feet from tbe sloop, which it would hare completely wrecked.

Various schemes were suj;g'sted save the sloop, but Bersb acted iu , i 'l ..., . . I I. ! .. .. . . .. ,. 1 1 ......

el as be was by his overcoat and rulj, lief lllintu I inninml avu.Iuiiii1 f,i,rt

. J""1!" ' " - w,. ht. . i . , . i i

"i waj tu t nf iorjeuo auu reacueu

in time to prevent it from striking tb tr minnres of 8 when Aniiti

Bransford. He steered it siifely asbdy e caii boy entered tbe room, and where it was hauled from the wate. t.ked unon the case as hopeless.

It bad lieeu floated from the wharf W h, orchestra began to play, and

the high tide. Berth has followed tuJ ntrtr was finally stood up on

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Excursion to Chicago via.. Pennsylvania Lines. Pecembt r 2d, 3d and 4th, low fare j

pvcorsion t.ckets to Chicago wm oc

iajre. rorne iuio un - j sold via t'ennsyivsiutii uiurs.ovwuu.

over her dressing table. I National Livestock txposition,vaiia eeforts were being made to j returnCg until December 8th. Fcr to. Mr. Mapieson directed tlie i particulars see Ticket Agents of

hairdresser to fix ner uair. 11 j Pennsvlvani

chloroform for a tootbaoae.

Iisrer Tas iu despair. He nunj.

windows aul ly tl-e a:d ol

ler and sssl volatile suct-etdtti in

the singer to a slate of scun-

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Tot Causes Might Alarm. "One night my brother s baby toton with erouD." writes Mrs.

t r cir nf Pnttenden. Ivy., it

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-reai Luck ot An Editor. "For two years all efforts to cure

aKciema in toe calms nf mv handa

failed," writes Editor H. N.Lester

. k. nd fv;ntuaily ied to such serioos tronbles as Asthma, Consumption, Laryngitis. Bronchitis, and many othor diseaseTKu erons to mention. Can be used by the most oelicate praons or children without harmful M caoseous results.

sores and all skin diseases.

at A. u. L,uken fc Co.'s.

Only 25c

to accept any remuneration for wh.a.vvv oau I sing when my hair is not , seemed it wouiO Strangle ueiuic - , . . . . . . , I , j . Asm ct wo crftVft It 1 'r.

King's New Discovery, which gave ;,.t i!af and nermanently cured

it. We always keep it in the house to protect our children from croup nd whnnnino- coueh. It cured me

of chronic bronchial trouble that no other remedy would relieve. Infallible for coughs, colds, throat and

lung troubles. oUc ai.a ?i. it titles free at A. G. Luken & Co. s

PHICE 60C. AND SI.OO. The $1.00 size contains two and limes Lhe quantity of the 50c size.

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"Cure thecouh and save tbe life Ft. tr 1 ' . -

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i uiuls a liu coias, aown to the one-halt . Tery verge of consu motion.

Trade supplied by A. G. Luken & Co. , wfcolesaJe druggist-, 28 and 630 ilam street, Kichmond, Ind., and Obarles L. Magaw, druggist. 201 Ft. Vayne Avenue, Richmond, Ind

if m m

Toe Big 4 Knickerbocker Special

Bunalo. Boston and New York Take the C. R. & M. vfa. Muncle.

The C. R. & M.

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Reidston Dairy.

Reidston Dairy is now delivering

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una, its customers morning and evening it being impossible to reach its patrons by morning delivery. We are determined to ac-

commouateour customers and furj nish them the best article of pure j milk and cream morniDg or eveuinoI as they prefer, e j All societies eiving dinners and

suppers wtiere the proceeds are dej voteJ to chari! able purposes will be furnished mil'' free of charge bv to making application.

Keidsfcon milk has no water to ini crease the bulk, to enable us to sell ; cheap. We deliyer it in its natural ! purity.

train leaves Rich-1 Home telephones, number 1349n i a i i ii if- TftT TT1 "in I E ' ...?rf'

-Sonday, makes close connection with i ' - M aJzL

away at one s vitals couldn t be mucti

he had done. Shortly afterward Jv" she murmured in a dazed way.

sailor on the torpedo boat Winslogjk was informetl that this had been which is on duty at the Holland st, while she was in the swoon. Mr. tion. carried a line through the waragjeson led her toward the entrance, to moor his boat more securely. uair supported by her attendants, had to be hauled aboard by his matUv; made her appearance on the stage, who threw a line around bis waist. Colonel J. U. Mapieson' optimism.

No trains reached Seabrigbt. N. J.it ignorance of the value of money, the day of the storm, and none may fjig expressive smile, his portly presseveral days. The south track is wasme, were well known in this and eved away for a quarter of a mile, ajry other country where opera lovers south of Sea bright 1.500 feet of !enrre?:ate. roadbed is either washed away "as far back as 18T5 Colonel Mapleburied under thu eonto D ci,.,.i rtrririses here. He

--- ...... "".n ' f SOU I'M i..... , the great breakers that rolled in d introduced to the rnited States many ing the night. A new inlet from gingers whose fame was and is world-

drug store.

Take your eboic r f Dornti Sndard, Wbi e.Vew Ho me or New SiEger.

New rhoti. iaa: "18 mktH

ocean to the Shrewsbury rivr

formed near Navesink, and an j animation of it indicates that it is d enough for the river steamers. ' piers of a number of wealthy York cottagers were swept away, t fifteen fishermen's boats were wrecL

SWINBURNE'S CRITICISM!

The

w-i.le. In his long career ne

fewer than 8.5.j oieratic irformances

lie was tono

l 7(Vi concerts.

tellins how. in 1U0, be nrst gave -vu Una Fatti an engagement. She agreed i, to anitear four nights without pay.

the understanding being that If he approved her she should have a regular engagement. , , .r.... four nitrhts." Colonel

EnK.h roe,.. c,...,.l! Marleson would say. "I agreed to give

Method, of .he Boer War. s j her $200 a week, and ue wa Concentration cam,. - six nights a week. Twentj-hve ye.u

i later i wa -

the magnificent Bis? 4 Kaick

special from St. Louis to New York.

This train has in addition to Buffett sleeping cars, library and smoking cars and dining cars. Train reaches Buffalo at 6:15 a. m. after a night's ride and lands passengers at Grand

Central station, New York City, 42nd

worse than tne tortures 01 ucning pile?. Vet there's a cure. Doan's Ointment never fails.

street and 4th avenue at 6

hours from Richmond.

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REDUCED FARES

ForTbanktKtTinK Day Trip Via Pennsylvania Lines. For the accommodation of persons wishing to make Thanksgiving Day trips, excursion tickets will be sold at ticket stations of the Pennsylvania lines to stations on those lines within a radius of 150 miles of selling point. Tickets will be on sale Nov. 27th and 2Sth, grood returning until Nov. 29th. inclusive. Special rate tickets will also be sold for students and instructors of colleges, seminaries and universities going home to 1 T1!. f'.rlnr, Knliriav rftpa.

K MP (I lUdUItlllUK a.v.- .

lv. tima nf trains Pt.t i have

li it LI . X Ul labc?, v , i noply to nearest ticket agent of the j Pennsylvania Lines.

Astounding Dlscoverv. From Coopcrsville, Mich., comes word of a wonderful discovery of a t iea.-aut tasting liquid. that when used btfre retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ens-ures a irood night "s rest. It will sooa cure the cough too." writes Mrs. S. Himelburger, ' for three generations of our finally have used Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and never found its equal for coughs and colds." It's an unrivaled life saver when used for desperate lung diseases. Cuaranteed bottles 5ie and 1 at A. G, Luken & Co. s. Trial bottles free.

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QUAINT COLLEGE LAWS. Rolra PreaerlbtnB the Dress of Harvard Siudeots In Bygone Days. The curious laws regarding students dress which prevailed at Harvard up to the middle of the last century are illustrated by two eighteenth eentury waistcoats which are among the collections of the Boston Art museum. One was worn by a member of the class of 1749 and the other by his son In 17S4. The latter waistcoat is olive green in color, conforming to tbe college regulations, which required either blue gray, plain black, -nankeen" a kind of buff or olive. The coat and breeches which originally went with It. as one may read in the old time Harvard "Laws." were blue gray. Freshmen of that date were allowed only plain buttonholes, sophomores leaped to the dignity of having buttons on their cuffs, juniors might have inexpensive frogs to the'.r

Itii1limtinf,ti uvi.mt tli thutr lyiiflit tint

them on their cuff buttonholes.

and the senior enjoyed frogs, buttonroles and 'unions complete. Seniors am) juniors were Hrinitted also to wear black (Kford towns, such as an1 wont ::t graduation today, and a "uigbt gown." or dressing gown, was permissible tut certain iiniiiifnirtan! occasions. It cost "not more than 10 shillings" fcr every appearance of goM or silver adorn ni--tit. The ruies of costume were changed, of course, from time to time, la ltiJS. for example, the prescrilted .dress consisted of a black mixed coat, single breasted, "with a rolling cape square at the end and with pocket flaps, the waist reaching to the natural waist, with lapels of the same length." It is explained tbst - "black mixed," called also Oxford mixed, was black with not more than cue-twentieth uor less thin oue-twenty-tifth part of white. The senior was allows! to supimrt his dig nity with three "crow's feet" of blaci. silk cord on the lower part of his coat sleeve. Two crow's feet were permitted o the junior, one to tue sophomore and none at all to the freshman. The waistcoat was of black mixed or of black or. when of cotton or linen fabric, of white: singlv brcTsted. with a standing collar. The pantaloons were of black mixed.

t ha

taics tiiereor cause f,wl .si

of worrinient to most Englishmen m to those who believe in imperiasm and look upon its means and inci3nts

as necessary and therefore tnmhu.

but the most thoroughgoing of Bttishi

J,uu '"-'J- wen oe affrighted fy a poem in which Algernon Charles Sa inhume commemorates the death of Colonel Benson, says the New York Tanes. Aft.r referring to Northumberland's l'P5id?.in tue lo8S f such a Of mercy's hofiest duties left undone v Toward whelps and dams of murderous foes, whom none Save we bad spared or feared to starve and slay. This, which appears in the London Saturday Review. Is enough to make timid poets like Kipling open their eyes In astonishment, but it does not content Xfr. Swinburne, who proceeds to smooth down the feathers ruffled by Mr. Chamberlain's recent suave references to a neighbor's methods of warfare as follows: Alone ss Milton and ss Wordsworth found And hailed their England, when from sll aicund Howled all the recreant bate of envious knaves. Sublime she stands, while, stifled in the sond. Each lie that falls from German boors and slav!f Falls but as filth dropt in tbe wandering waves.

MARKHAM ON THE FUTURE

C-nel and Ibq,b PnaiihiorBt. Mrs. Boerum (hopelessly) Mortimer. I cannot make Willie mind. Mr. Boerum (sternly) William, do as your mother wishes, or I will make you go and sit In the coxy corner. Brooklyn Eagle. , , t. : -, -

Koted Poet Thin Ice It Will solve Problem of Capital staid labor. The Society For the Study of Life held Its animal dinner recently at the Tuxedo in New York. Mrs. Almon Heosley. the president, presiding. There were about 130 diners. Edwin Markham spoke on "What There U In America For the Toet." "The poet who is worth while U one who has something to do with tbt larger movements of humanity. & a prophet and a seer," he said. "YVeueed a new ideal for tbe poetic and litfary life, and I believe that the socialand industrial movement at the prtsent time presents a higher tlvme thai tbe poets have yet dealt with 1 Sulieve that we are coming to a new conception of religion that will be the 4 i . 1 1 -cation of the tlolden Rule. Y its'd not men to make money, but nixtr to make men. We lack a great past but we have a spacious future. Atitrica has boon reserved to these later itges for some great manifestation. Ame thing seems destined to come ejt of this great experiment of democjicy.

and I believe it will be in the string j of the problem of the struggle of kipi- j

tal and labor and that we will felve tbe problem of industrial freedom ?

COL. HARRISON A LAWYER.

Late rr-side-f. Son to Secore J..tice For Di.t-al From the Army.

. . t.. ..,.. it it Harrison 01 "-

Colonel iu- . , dianapolis. son of the late Buam Harrison, was admitted to the practice of law the other day in the circuit and sulerior courts of Marion county and will at once become a member of the ..-no fnr- mnnv

t York Sun. -Th was introduced to tne

court by former Attorney General Miller, with whose firm he will now be identified. Speaking of his admission

to the bar and the motives for it. Colonel Harrison said: "This step, a consummation of a long cherished intention, has been hastened by my own desire and my father's dying wish that I should carry out his intention to fight to the end the unjust, unmilitary and outrageous treatment meted out to me as a soldier by the war department. To carry on the case successfully I found it necessary to have a complete training In law, and as my father's sudden sickness and death deprived me of his assistance and advice I at once gave my entire time to completing my final studies and examinations. "In order better to discharge my military duties, which included the inspection and supervision of military and civil justice In connection with the establishment and maintenance of military and civil military governments In Cuba and Porto Rico and tbe operations of our army, I devoted much time while in the service to the study of law, including Spanish law, and the last eight months I have given uninterruptedly to the study of law in day and night classes."

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Sunda Rates to all Points On the C. R. & W The C R. & M. made a Sunday rate to all points on their lineone ; t rnnnd trill. Tickets gOOd

laic iv-- xreturning same day only. Sunday rates to Cincinnati for the round trip. Trains leave here 9.30 a. m. returning leave Cincinnati 7.30

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City Ticket Agent.

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SUICIDE TRUST STARTED.

To Make Prestehis-ornen It en I The etlitor of La Fronde is not ftisfied with the progress of educfion among French provincial women. She thinks they do not read enongbnd proposes to get at them througlithe medium of the theater, says the Ccago Record-Herald. She has organised a troupe of good players equipped lith a set of double bills. The first o is always of proved merit and fame. The second of the evening is a new piet of

genuine merit, but of evident ednt-ere purposes, since its theme is al4ys

some phase of the woman que-foa.

wnvecu me two piays a nrieet or

twenty miaote lecture on the a! Im

portant topic Is given. If the wden

desire to see the play, they most fcr

to lect ure. - .

Promoter Kxpeeta to Have Branrh

Utfiees All Over ew Jersey-. A suicide club has been formed In Atlantic City, N. J., by a man from Newark named Bragie. says the New York Sun. It is reported that he will organize similar organizations In various parts of the state. The local society has thirty-four members, and over a hundred applications for membership have been received and will be acted upon at the regular weekly meeting. The bylaws declare that once each year the members shall assemble at the place of meeting and each member draw one bean from a jar. He who receives the black bean must between the time of drawing and the next yearly meeting commit suicide. A sum of money, it Is said, will be set aside to defray tbe funeral expenses of each departed member.

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Mark Tvv a I n sad tbe Hf mshook. Mr. Carnegie told the rexrters about this letter he had received from Mark Twain while abroad: Dear Andj- I besr you're prosperous. Send roe a dollar and a fealf for a hvmnbook. The Lore will bless you, and so will I. Si arm. I Ci.rirE!fS. Postscript. Don't send the b.Tmnbook, but send the cash so 1 can ntalte my own selection.

After the Battle. To football captains: "Report your casualties." Indiana poli News.

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