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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Fletcher for hats
Try Kernels of Wheat.
See Schepman before you buy your
suit.
Try Kernels of Wheat.
Try White Satin flour.
We fit spectacles correctly and can
satisfy you. Haner's.
Spectacle fitting speciality. Ha-
ner's.
Spectacle repairing a speciality.
Haner's.
Union ice pure and prompt deliv-
cry. Both phones $50. 2-tf
w. n. TalIant and wife spent Sun
day with friends in Columbus, O.
The prices will be 49c, soc and 10
Boston Store Foulard Silk Sale.
Mrs. Charles Thorpe and children
are visiting relatives in Cleveland, o.
Coffee and ice cream every after
noon and evening this week at G. G.
bazar.
Union Ice company for ice made
from distilled water. Both phones
80. 2tf
Go to Highland Park Casino to
night, grand opening. Admis
sion as usual. Secure tickets or
cars.
The Foulard Silk ad. is in this
paper. Boston Store.
Naybelle Gage in select ballads and
coon songs at Highland Park to
night.
Knight & Jasen, society sketch
artists, at Highland Park to
night.
3,4l5 yards, 100 designs, day.
only. Boston Store F'oulard Sill
Sale.
The T. c. C. will meet tomorro7
afternoon with Miss Edna Miller, II,
south tenth street.
City council meets in regular ses
sion next Monday evening frs
Monday in June.
Party exchanging an umbrella
Saturday night at Rost & Marshall !
will please return and get reward
Mrs. j. w. Thompson and daugh
ter, Miss Bessie, are the guests o
friends and relatives in Greenville
20
Misses Carrie and Effie Griffin o
Fountain City are guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Wineburg, los south fourth
street.
Miss Bessie Linton left yesterday
spend the summer with her grand
mother.
The Christian church bazar will b,
open this evening. Coffee served
free.
A building permit was issued to
day to Benjamin Haner for a fran
addition at 3l5 south eighth stree
to cost $3.50.
Willard Rupe has resigned hi.
place as commencement speaker ant
Miss Jennie Hill has been selected by
the high school as his successor.
Perry Hale Of Elkhorn, who ha.
recently been appointed assistant
master mechanic of the c. r. & NJ
will move to this city this week.
Prof. Kline with a complete new
set of moving pictures at Highland
lark tonight
Young Sharkey and his manager
II. Heinev, are in the city. He i:
accompanied by his trainer, and vii
train here for his coming meeting
with the Dayton Kid at Dayton or
the Sd.
All Silks reduced during this week
FouIard Silk Sale, Boston Store.
Wilfred Jessup, who is attending
the law school at Georgetown, d. G
is home for a few days visit TO hi:
parents. He returns to school at the
end of the week. He announces thai
he intends to locate here in the prac
tice of law at the ends of his studies
F. S. Mathilde in saxaphone and
violin solos at Highland Park to
night.
The c. r. & NJ. have their lines
fully located and surveyed now on
the other side of Peru to Fulton, and
will begin the work of construction
at once. The work there is not SC
heavy as it was on the other por-
tions of the line and will progress
very rapidly.
House jackets, all kinds of aprons
and fancy cushions, pictures, lawn
garden hose and bath cabi-
nets at c. G. Bazar sale
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27
No, II.

When we are called upon 10 choose
The proper plA { To buy our shoes.
We all all cry out as with one voice
The Haisley shoe store is our choice.
Its fame is known for miles around
The place where stylish shoes are found.
For tit and quality. and price
To Haislcys g, take our advice.
And when in need of shoes to wear.
Shoes that will not nip or tear,
The Haislcy store will ft your feet
With shoes both beautiful and neat.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27

The ladies OF South Eighth Street
Friends church will have a market
Fn the vacant room east of Movers
grocery on Main street all day next
Wednesday. Chicken salad, veal
loaf, pies, cakes, boiled ham and
Their good things for sale. 21d2t
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27

Sheriff UnthanK left today for
Michigan City with Gabriel Motif,
the man who sold the wheat which
he did not own Moffitt is under
sentence for two 80 fourteen years,
but it is thought two years will see
him out. He strikes one as q cou1-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27
phdraOh'S Horses.

A large loto pictures of Pharaoh's
horses at Sc each. Oak window
screens, adjustable. very cheap.
Wall lamps 23c complete.
ILIFF's,
Main and sixth streets.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27
TodaY,s Ouotatio

Chicago, H., May 81 Wneat,
1859. Coru, 42io Oats. 29Io.
Toledo ONO Nav 81 - Wheat
754c.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27

Buy pure artificial ice from the
lndepe ndent Ice and Fuel Company.
eOd-3t
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27

Screen doors, natural wood var
nisher. VI. c. PRIcF.
25-dw.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27

Osceola and Hokendauqua Tribes o
Red Men will hold a joint meeting
Monday night and every member Is
urged TO bc present. ~ u
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27

Sprayers for killing insects.
25-d&w NJ. G. PRICE.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27

WANTEn-Young girl preferred.
3l4 north twelfth street.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27

OdV fIOeSs
Good Brussels carpet
wor b 60c, this week
Excellent brussel s car
pet, worth Sc. cut to
Ell, giant velvet carpet.
worth 81. %. cut to-.
Good wearing Ingram
carpet. worth Soc.
cut IN $500.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-05-27
An Invitation
Peoples Exchange.

SroRAGx-Ground floor sixteenth
and Main, Verne Smith. If
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02

c A S 70 7T TAs Bears the >a The Kind You Have Always Bought s's9ss'f' of MxNzzzezzsx
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02
WATERVILLE DAILY TALK

A successful surprise party was given last evening at the home of MT and Mrs F. J. Roberts by the young friends of their son, George Roberts, on Maple street The house was filled with guests and the occasion was a most happy one Refreshments were served and games played.
 George Lachance, who has been spending the summer playing first base for the Cleveland baseball team, is at his home here.
 May Ona, the noted fortune teller, is at the Beacon Valley fair with her gypsy tent She has closed the sea- son here on account of the cold weather.
 A rehearsal of the drama, "Under the Gaslight," will be held tomorrow evening and all members are request ed to be present. Jean Ingraham will have charge.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02

 returned, going in the direction of Wa terbury and apparently carrying more or less game.
 Cordelia Hotchkiss of Litchfield, a sister of Clarinda Hotchkiss of this place, died recently in Hartford. The road below the residence of F. o. Bowers is being widened to consid- erab1e extent. The large clump of bushes in that vicinity have been re moved and the fact is much appreci- ated by those travelling in that direc- ton.
 John D. AfcGowan is one of the judges at the Beacon Valley agricul- tural fair this week. George Brannon, who recently re turned from a visit to New York state, has taken a position in the Greenville factory. Howard Wintermute has taken DO sition with the Scoyill Manufacturing Go
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02

E1Es sIsG1<AO II O1<. chased new sealslSin. Wishing to see the effect of it on other shoul- ders, she called to her maid to put the garment on and be inspected. At the moment the heir to the baronial estates knocked at his mothers door and stepped into the room.
 I'm trying the effect on Bertha, ; said the mother, beaming. Don't you think it beautiful?"
 s.Indeed, I do,'' returned the young man, so much in earnest that his mother looked up with a quizzical face.
 Bertha had looked up, too, to catch the young mans dancing eyes. The look brought the color to her cheeks. For the first time the young man had noticed the girls shapely shoul- ders, that her hair was q beautiful shade of golden brown when it was not disfgured by cap, that her teeth were perfect, and that the rose color in her cheeks was most becoming.
 That was the beginning last Jan- uary. The end is near at hand. Lady K is still furious, but Hon. John K is firm, and his wife will have Lnquestioned position in Eng ish society.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02
WATERT0WN JOTTINGS.
INSPECTING ROUTE OF WATER TOWN-LITCHFIELD TRAMWAY.

Franchise Renewed by Last Legisla-
 ture-Route to Bantam Lake Will
 Open Up a Wonderful Section of
 Country-Popularity of Bantam
 Lake-News Notes.
 The Watertown and Litchfield Tram way Go, granted franchise four years ago by the state legislature, to operate an electric road between Watertown and Norfolk, a distance of twenty-two miles, will soon be something more than the name only. It will be a real ity. The franhcise was renewed again this year by the trolley company, who intend to have several hundred men at work upon it early in the spring. Civil Engineer T. H. Mckenzie Cf Southington, M E. Cary. ex-chairman of the state democratic central commit tee, and another gentleman, said to be a Stockholder in the new road, ar rived in Watertown this morning and started on a trip to cover every mile of the proposed new road and inspect the country to be passed through in a thorough manner. These three gentle men represent the stockholders and will probably render a report of ex- I meet with the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Go from Waterbury to Wa tertown. and from this town will con meet with the old Connecticut Western road at Norfolk. It is the idea of the Watertown and Litchfield Tramway Co to open up that beautiful section of country around the shores of Bantam lake. also to make this pleasure resort easily accessible to the public. It has always been a difficult matter to reach this attractive body of water and the trolley will make it within the reach of all. The fare will be about 15 cents to the lake or Litchfield. Few have any idea of the natural beauties Of this section of the state through which the new road will pass. It's farming lands are among the most fer tile in New England. Freight cars VIII, 1t, is said, be operated along he line transporting milk and other farm produce to the markets. This will an nihilate distance for the farmers. The tracks will not be confined to the high way, but will go through the country at the most advantageous point The party Of inspection expect to reach Litchfield tonight
 Epworth league meeting tonight.
 Miss Alice Bird of Bethlehem will speak upon missionary topics in the chapel tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Bird is said to be re- markably intelligent woman and a most interesting lecturer
 James Black and D. c. Sullivan went hunting yesterday and returned with a total of twenty gray squirrels. A delicious squirrel potpie will, accord ing to report, be served to friends this evening.
 Wilson Lindsley is able to be out again.
 Mrs Kate Ryan of Greenville dis trict is on the sick list.
 The third team of Taft's school will play the choir boys Saturday.
 Clarence Hannon, with two Water bury friends, went hunting yesterday and met with good luck Charles Max we'll was also among those to venture out Towards evening several parties
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02
.0AkVILLE HAPPENINGS.
MISSELL CONSENTS TO RUN ON
 SELECTNEN TICKET.
His Friends Now Are Anxious to
 Secure Him the Nomination - Everybody Turn Out at the Caucus

His Friends Now Are Anxious to Secure Him the Nomination - Everybody Turn Out at the Caucus
 We Want That Selectman Charles Missell stated last evening to the Democrat reporter that he
 would be a candidate for the office of Selectman in the town of Watertown, and as long as his friends had made such a fight to bring him forward, that he would not disappoint them.
 Charles Missell, ill political faith, is
 democratic, but he will receive the un- divided support of both parties in the village, and the Pin shop aggregation
 has promised to support him to the last minute if he receives a nomina- tion. In order to get the nomination a
 crowd of local voters will attend the
 caucus in Watertown Friday night at o'clock taking the z o'clock train fromi here. If Oakyille ever needed q selectman it does now, and no one l here wants to see Charlie Missell
 lose. He is popular man, has level
 head, and can rely upon a great deal of support at the polls. If the boys will attend the caucus and stand back ! of his nomination he will receive it
 and have strength enough to hold 1t.
 Vote early and often"
 Herman Kurtz returned yesterday with three quail as the result of two shots.
 The rumor that local republicans
 were also to pick a man here to run on the town ticket is false.
 Two or three boys can find work in the wire department of the Baird Ma
 chine company.
 Collector Place was around for the
 electric light money yesterday. The
 Hanky Panky club wants the light at the corner of Davis street moved across the road to the corner of the club rooms.
 John ODelle of Thomaston came to the village yesterday for the purpose of opening a boot and shoe repair shop in Oakville. He will rent the
 small building on the corner of Davis street, opposite the Kennedy block. MT and Mrs A. H. Hart of WalliRg- ford who have been the guests of Mrs Hockey, returned to their home to-day. MT and Mrs Frank Douglass have returned from the shore. It is rumored that MT Douglass intends to go into some business in Waterbury.
 s. B. Everett has moved to the home of his daughter-in-law, Mrs
 Elizabeth l. Everett, where he will re- side in the future.
 The .'sometimes'' edition of the Oak vile Courier is out. This paper is a small two sheet affair and tells some awful fish stories. No one is able to tell where it is printed or who edits the sheet. It is peculiar to the ex- treme
 Arthur Wolf of New York is spend ing few days at c. F. Hungerford's William and George Hungerford went out on a hunting trip yesterday.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02
THEY HOLD 1aE RECORD.

The largest of British royal societies is the Geographical, with $500 mem bers.
 Leeds has 21,6oo acres of parks, a record for Britain, next to London, which has 75,4o0.
 The biggest round tower in Ireland is at Kilmacduagh, 1os feet high. There are 45 of them in all.
 Sydney lighthouse has the most powerful electric light on any light house-1SO,0O0 candle power.
 Italy holds the European record o1 5o5 men per LOGO inha bitants. In Eng land, 515 of every 1000 people are won-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02
ROMANCE Or A MAID.
She Looked So Pretty When Dressed Up in Style That Mtlady's Son
 Fell in Love with Her.

Because an English baroness some time ago tried one of her new seal skin jackets on her maid and then called on her son to admire the gar- ment, the prospective marriage of the heir of ono of the oldest baron ies in England to simple serving maid is the gossip of half the king dom.
 Lady K, handsome, sedate and proud of her family tree, had pur-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02
"women and Dogs .v

In the largest library in Oxford. England, has hung from time imme- morial this notice: "Women and dogs not admitted here" It is allowed to hang still, to show the changes in the status of women:-N. Y. Sun.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02
Lony-Headed.

Mamma-Now, dear, you may invite one of your little playmates in to share your birthday cake.
 Tommy-An right. I'll ask Jimmy Jones.
 q thought you liked Willie Brown better
 .Yes'm, but Jimmy don't like cake, and he don't eat much. phia Press isoE
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-02
Lnat the Other Way.

9sWhat did you do while in Eu- roper" asked the man who stayed at home.
 .I didn't do anything or anybody, 7 replied the returned traveller. .On the contrary, was done Chicago Post.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Via Iltrk Island.

The Passenger Department Of
til Rock Island Railway announces
the lowest rates To Cleveland on
account Of the q. A. X. encamp.
ment September I 10 IL. that have
been accorded the Old Soldiers
ince 1857. The rate is less than
one fare for the round trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
JANGLING NERVES.

Are you irritable. DO You sleep
badly. IL II hard Ia concentrate your
thoughts! IL Your appetite poor. DO
you feel tired. RESTLESS md d.spond-nt.
Try Lich,ys Celery Merry" Compound.
II will do YOU more good than mn! thing
you have ever tried. Sold 10y |. ". Rice
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Kraus-'s Headache Capsules

were the first headnch~ capsules put on
the market. Their immediate success
resulted IN "a host Of limitations, con.
tanning nniipyrin-. chloral. morphine
nnd other injurious drugs. purior',og
TO b~ Just ns goo,l." Avo,d th~sc
limitations and insist on your having
krnus.'s. which sIr,c,hly cure the most
severe cnss.~ Rnd lca," no bad nft~r
effects. Price 25r. sold 10y I. ". Rice
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Admiral Schlry will bring an
action against 4. $. MaclAy, author
ri Msclsy's History Of the Navy. =
text hook used n, the Naval Acad.
smy 1t Annapolis. in which the nj.
hiral 10 srcus~l II cowartlicc and
fslsehootls. There seems 10 have
bsen = studied effort ever since the
battle of Santiago to bc. little
Admiral Schl-y aud il IL hoped
this suit will bring out tho facts ~
that history may Ito honor 10
whom honor belongs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

W. II. Cochran who is doing
considerable surveying for patent
work in the Mining camps near
the valley WAS on the up train
Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Sure thing Amber of Monte
Vista was taking in the sights Of
La Jara the early part of the week
S-Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Lawyer Anderson of Denver, is
undergoing his second trial for
} shooting +. g. Bontils and II. IL.
Yammen, editor Of the Post, with
intent to kill, year ago last Jan
qsry. The jury in the first trial
was unable to agree.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Cow for sale.

\ fresh, milch. ) year old COW
for sale; gentle, on. aud half
miles east OF town.
FRED KUHN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Last year the farmers of Kansas
were shipping ont corn receiving
twcnty-six cents II bushcl. Mill.
ions and millions of bushels were
shipped out of the state. This
year the farmers are having tn
ship corn in 10 prevent their stock
from starving, and are paying
fifty-fivc cents a bushcl for the
same corn they sold for twenty six
cents last year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

. Mrs. Kruger, wife OF former
President Kruger of the South
African Republic, died Saturday
last Of pneumonia, at Pretoria
sfter an illness Of three DAYS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
August Lindow has u man help.
ing him in his repair shop.
BsT, Remedy For Stomach and Bowe
Tronbl-t.

81 have ls~n m the drug business fos
twenty ,rars and have -old most sll n
tho proprietary mcdisin-s u any note.
Among tho entire list ! hav" move,
found ANYTHING To equal Chnmb~rlain's =
Collie. Cholera nni D,nrrho~a Remedy
Tor all stomach and boS"l troubles, !"
says u. ". wsk~iI~id, u Columbus. Ga
"'rhis rsn,~siy cured two severe cases II
cholera morbus IN nv family and
have r-somn,~,lrsl and sold hundr~,is oi
hotties os II IN my customers to their
entire satisfaction. II affords n quick
and sar~ cars IN y PLEASANT form" For
Sale ~ Kicss Drug Stoss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Will Cochran is now sole pro
prietor and manager of the Crcs-
tone Eagle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Surveyors Willis md Cochran
established the corners To u forty
acre tract lying just east of Crcs-
tone for Cashier kinZcl. Mr. Kin
zcl has taken II up as a hon cstcadl
and intends to put upa residence
on il. !, affords II tine site for II
Building over looking the town. -
Eagle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Charles Town predicts .ha, Hill

Charles Town predicts ,ha, Hill
will be the regular Democratic
NOMINEES for president and Bryan
will heal third party ticket,
Bryan can hardly do that. He is
making his fight within the demo.
cratic party and. to be consistent,
. he must abide the results or get
sout Of the party entirely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Commissioner Wris. charges
the county - On n day for his ser
Vices, whereas the law allows him
800. Mr.. Weiss says that when
he sees how hard the tax payers
have To rustic to meet their taxes,
he hes M heart TO charge more.
1t iss pity the county does no,
have one more such n commits.
, sioner aud a county adviser in nc.
cor,l with Mr.. Weiss. Taxes
would liz lees.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

sRnssia has pu, u tariff no high
ON bicycles naval stores aud other
! American products ms To prsc,i.
cnlly exclude them. Good. High
tsriff is good thing Every
nation ought ,o exclude everything
z from every other nation. II pro.
tects their lainr from the I,nnpei
labor of other countries. don't you
know. II Il isx good thing Tor
9 the people of an. nxsion Il Ia n good
thing for the people of another
nation. Aud what intelligence
Ex.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

4 Charles Hanson and Don Rus
sell commenced putting up the
pole and wire the first of the week
for private telephone between
the floGr mill of this place and
MOsca to connect with wire from
that place 10 Boopcr. The line
will go by the way of Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Judge HnIbrook will move to-
morrow into his handsome new
quarters IN The Courier block
. The rooms he vacates in Masonic
q building will be occupied 10y DR..
Rupert, who will move from the
Victoria block. Alamosa Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

, 'One morning last week when
Mrs L. X. Pace went to let her
chickens out of the hen house she
gazed upon thirty. one fine chickens
Vnrly ready for the frying pan
lying dead upon the ground, the
work of skunks.-Iloopcr Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Elias WAS n man subject to like
passions Ms are all, and he prayed
earnestly that il might not rain:
and il rained not on the earth by
the space of three years and six
months. And he prayed again,
and the heaven gave rain and the
earth brought forth her rain
James ), Ills.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

II is said that MIR. Kruger has
received within week most
satisfactory letter from Gen Boha
in which details of future plans
and movements are given. every
thing going to show that the Beers
in the field are rs determined and
confident us ever.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

VIM. ID. Richardson. county
serveyor of Arapahoe county, has
been working all summer survey.
ing properties at Alder mining
camp in Saguacbe county. Ex.
The Regent Co., operating at
Hayden pass to the north Of Cr, 3.
tone lis now shipping ore from the
Regent mine, netting S62 per car
lohd. This company paid livi-
dend of S2.50 per share the 2lat
Of this month. Crestone Eagle.
W. c. Bognrt has closed his
branch store at Crcstonc and is
having the stock brought to Mosca.
On account of the heavy expense
and close competition he did not
find It profitable to continue the
branch any longcr.-Mosca Herald.
Fred Warshaucr, the wool buyer
of Coneios, was III town last Fri
day and purchased about $4,000
pounds from the Gotthclf 4 Tar
bell Co, John Lawrence and Sam
ucl Jewell The price received
was $1,000 per hundred. -Sa-
guachc Crescent.