Richmond Palladium (Daily), 21 December 1901 — Page 4
RICHMOND D AXLY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY! -DECEMBER 21, 1901.
Richmond Palladium help can not be had to operate tbe machines -now ia position. The sao e conditions exist m alt parts of the state. Common laborers do not have to tramp in search of emplojment." IN MAKING A GIFT SATURDAY, DEC. 21. 1901.
Pablwhed wtrj evraisg Sunday excepted) by TILE PALLADIUM CO. OMa4 mmw PhM N. 21. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION t Om ymr by nail, Mtg paid - - S3.D3 On BMta " " - - .26 Om mk, by rHr - - - MB
The church servu-.es will be liarlj interesting tomorrow.
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Rising temperature is promised in today's weather report. Barkis is wiliin.
There will probably be more changes in the cabinet after the first of the year.
Charity covers a multitudeof sins, and who ha not got a maltitude of sins that need covering?
Christmas presents are esteemed not for their intrinsic value, but for the spirit in which they are given.
There are 220,000 persons in the employ of the government The force was increased the past year by 3,714.
New York is to have a new twentystory hotel which will cost $3,000,000. It is expected to throw the WaldorfAstoria in the shade.
The Sampson-Schley controversy is the smoke that obscures a brilliant victory. The American people are praying for a smoke consumer at Washington.
The winds are chilly but the lack of kind words may be chillier. It is the freezing of the heart that kills. Sweet and cheery words are the highest prized Christmas gilt to many.
Tfce ever charming story of the birth of Christ will be retold in many churches tomorrow. It never ceases to interest the young and the old. It is the s'ory of the discovery of the lon looked for missing link between humanity and divinity.
Any honest avocation is honorable. Says a writer in Success: "Dig trenches, shovel coal, carry a hod; do anything rather than sacrifice your self-respect, blunt your sense of right and wrong, and shut yourself off forever fron the true joy of living, which comes only from the consciousness of doing one's best.
State Factory Inspector McAbee has tiled bis annual report with the eovernor. It gives a most flattering showing of the labor condition in this state. Among other things the 'eport says: "The wave of prosperity which was first felt in the fall of 1897 has continued with unabated force until not only have the unemployed found employment at remunerative wage, but it has caused an actual dearth of mechanics and laborers in nearly all the trade. This is more noticeable in the window glass houses and among that class of iroa workers where the old process known as 'puddling' is still in vojzue. Puddlers are at a .premium, consequently they are receiving the highest compensation ever received for this kind of work. "Furniture manufacturers are employing all who ask for work. Manufacturers of wor kinsmen's garments are wded with orders and sufficient
AMUSEMENTS. The fashion plates of repertoire. The twin sisters Do LaCour Dramatic company, an organization of much merit and consisting of twenty people, carrying their own symphony orchestra, will make their first appearance in Richmond at the Phillips opera house Mondav night, presenting tbe new melodrama, "The Village Vagabond," a play rrp'ete with pathos and humor. Special tcenery is carried for this production which will te presented preci&elv the same
as in the largest cities
Many novel musical and other
specialties will be introduced during
the action oi tbe play and between the acts by tbe LeCour sistersand others. Ladies, free tickets Monday night. Special matinee Christmas. lover's lank. Managers of one night stacds are waking up to tl e importance of bav ing tbeatres abreast of the times as evidecced by a letter rece ved by William A. Brady, who controls the new Clyde Fitch play, "Lover's Lane," which will be seen here at Christmas, matinee and night. This play, together with " 'Way Down East," another of Mr. Rrady's attractions, are to be seen some time during the season in Cynthiana.Ky., and the opera house manager in that town has written for complete lists of properties for both plavs. He
says that he intends to get an entirely new set of properties and he is getting lists from all the companies
whicb are to play with him, as be means to buy such furniture as will best meet the needs of traveling companies. Referring to the children used in "Lover's Lane," this manager proposes to select some
twenty younesters and have them trained until such time as the play is due in Cynthiana. He proposes to have them photographed in a group and have the local papers use tbe picture to stir up interest in the engagement. This is exactly in the spirit of the managers in the large cities, but is uncommon among the
small ones. Gennett Christmas, matinee and night. WALKER WHITESIDE.
Quite the strongest play of the season, certainly one of the few great plays of the age, is "Robert of Sicily," from the pen of Grace Livingstone Furniss, author of "A Colonial Girl," and "The Pride of Jonnico. " This work is founded on Longfellow's legendary ballad, "King Robert of the Sicilies," found in "Tales of a Wayside Inn." Mr. Walker Whiteside is presented in the title role, supported by a company of unusual t xcellence and general dramatic ability. Shipman Brothers are presenting Sir. Whiteside in the play and are giving it the most elaborate stage mounting any play has had in years. Max Freeman, undoubtedly one of the greatest and most thorough masters of stagecraft in the world personally directed tbe production of the play. Gennett next Friday.
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Starr Piano Salesrooms,
Ladies umbrellas at Fletcher's.
Room sizes ami Herth Rugs in Wiltons, Axmi-s-tert, lioily Brussels, Tapestries and SinyrinsHt sMM-i;il prices for the holidays. Xolte & Kemper. Men's initial handkerchiefs, for fl.50,in a beautiful box at Fletcher's. Fur baby robes io close out. 31m t pro. ' L. M. Jones & Co.
Dolls . cheaper than elsewhere.
at Bartel's
Brussels carpet, sweepers. Cyeo bearing:, the' new syl just r-ceivrd for Christmas. L.. M. Jones & Co.
Opn evenings till 9 o'clock.
935 MAIN STREET.
Money to Loan and Money to Save 0 BY BORROWING OK BUYINO AT TIIK American Loan Co.
TRUE MERIT ALWAYS WINS.
SPENCER & CO., JEWELERS,
their line of
Lots of unredeemed Watches, Jewelry and Musical Instruments for sale at very low prict .
American Loan Co. 526 Main St.
RINGS, CHAINS, CHARMS, CUFF BUTTONS. BROOCHES, CHARMS, RICH GOLD CLOCKS.
For Sale Cheap. All brick, stone, joists, boards, studding, fljorin;r, sash, doors, etc., from wreckage of Pennsylvania passenger depot, north E street between ninth and tentb streets. Inquire on premises. 19 3 If you want the best and highest grade of candies go to Prices. Golf goods at Fletcher's. Do not forget to call at 708 Main street for your holiday goods. 19-3t
This is the reason why Invite you to call and inspect
the candies made only at the Greek candy store are in such great demand. They ; make pure candies for the baby and for grandma, for; the boys and girls, for papa and mamma; in fact for one! and all. In the quality and flavor of their Christmas! candies they have eclipsed! all their previous efforts. Call and see the beautiful designs of their Christmas boxes, varying in price from 1 20e to 15. j ;i;;ik cam store,!
21 mi sr.
An elegant line of NEW MANTLES and CUCKOO CLOCKS.
Irvia Reed & Ron, Iiogrs !
and Kogers & Hamilton plated are.
Seth Thomas 8-day, -hour gong, enamelep clocks at 13.98 and $4.19, usually sold for 16.50 and $7.50. Come and look at them. SPENCER & CO.,
Pohne 1383.
1002 MAIN.
Fiic y sox at Fletcher's
Two More Days For Purchasing Xmas Presents We still have a fine line of Diamonds, Watches, Fancy Gilt and other Clocks, Rings, Hat Pins, Opera Glasses, Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, Silver-plated Ware, Umbrellas, Wedgewood, Rockwood, fine Hand Painted China, rich Cut Glass, Fountain and Pearl-Handled Pens, Roger's 1847 Silverware, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Prof. Bundy's Pictures. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST WHEN QUALITY IS CONSIDERED.
ML
810 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, IND.