Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 320, 17 December 1906 — Page 2

Page Two The Richmond Palladium, Monday, December 17, 1906.

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A Valuable Agent. The glycerine employed in Dr. PierceV IBedlciues greatly enhances the medi cinal nroperties which it extracts and

holds in solution much better than alco

hol would. It also possesses medicinal properties of Its own, being a valuable demulcent, nutritive, antiseptic and anti ferment. It adds greatly to the efficacj of the Black Cherrybark, Golden Sea root. Stone root and Queen's root. on tained in "Golden Medical Discovery" ir. subduing chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial, throat and lung affections, for all of which these agents anrecommended by standard medical authorities. In all cases where there is awastinz away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak stomach, as in the earlystages ol consumption, there can be no poubt thai glycerine acts as a valuable nuftritive anr aids the Golden Steal root, tone root. Queen's root and Black Chfrrybark ir. promoting digestion and bujpding up the flesh and strength, controlling the couari and bringing about a heattuy conditior of the whole system. Of aiurse, it must not be expected to work mfFacles. It will not cure consumption except in Its earlier stages. It will cure verysevere, obstinate, chronic coughs, bronchial and laryngeal troubles, acd chromic sore throat with hoarseness. In aijpte coughs it is not so effective. It is 311 the lingering coughs, or those of lor standing, even when accompanied bf bleeding from Jungs, that it has pformod its most marvelous enres. Senf for and read th ittle look of extract!, treating of the iropertics and uses of the several .medcinal rorts that entcf into Dr. Pierce'siolden Medical Discofery and learn uhl this medicino has sueh a wide range of application in thecnfof diseases. It b p-nt free. Address f Dr. Ii. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y. Thf -Discovery" con tains no alcohol or larmful. habit-forming drug. Ingredien jh all printed on eacl Lottie wrapper in plain English. "j !Sick people, espe;ally those sufferinp from diseases Of lonf standing, are Invite, to consult Dr. fV're by letter, free. All ;orrespondence lVfield as strictly private nd sacredly confidential. Address Dr. i. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N..Y. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent fret On receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing rmly. Send 21 ono-cent stamps for paper-covered, or 31 stamps for clothbound copy.

A FALL OF "BEAUTIFUL"

HEAVIEST OF THE YEAR. Snow Comes Last Night and Kept Coming Throughout the Night Cold er Weather is Promised for the Week. '

The merchants of the city, as well as other residents, no doubt, awoke this morning with gratified feelings as they noticed the ground covered with a beautiful coat of snow. Last night about nine o'clock a light fall started soon covered the ground. It snowed spasmodically all night. The merchants of the city and county have reason to be gratified at the fall last night as the past week has been extremely dull, in trade circles owing to the warrh weather. The wrnther man promises still colder vether for Tuesday, which means f it people will begm to think more 1? Christmas and will therefore do r- ? buying . thfn tllpy would have cl u3 under ordinary circumstances.

LOOK FORWARD TO WHAT MAY OCCUR

Uncle Sam's Fighting Forces Study Methods Lately Em- -ployed by Japan.

RECOMMENDATIONS MADE

FERRET WENT ON STRIKE

REFUSED TO BE FOOLED.

Central Union Telephone Company Had to Give up Stringing Wires in Conduits Still They Got Supply of Real Rats.

CONGRESS IS IMPRESSED WITH THE NECESSITY FOR AN ELABORATE COAST DEFENSESEARCH LIGHTS NEEDED.

1 Uncial gas, the

Century fuel.

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I Publishers Press. Washington, Dec. 1C. Although there Is no danger of war with Ja'pan it Is significant that in many of the official reports Issued :.from the war department and , navy department this fall, certain phases of Japans operations against Russia are shown to be constantly in the mind's

of the war officials.

This is true of the chief of artillery who in his annual report, just made

public, impresses upon congress the

Imperative necessity of completing the elaborate system of. coast defense. Speaking of the establishment of

a rapid ana accurate range iinaing

system, estimated to cost over $8,000,000, attention is called. to the results of the naval battle between Japan and Russia in the Tushlma

Straits.

"With, this illustration before us,"

the report continues, "there can be

no possible excuse for a failure to provide every emans for the devel

opment of the hitting capacity of these guns and mortars to the greatest possible extent."

The estimated cost of search lights

necessary for the gun defense of all fortified harbors of the United States is placed at a little less than $3,000,-

000. "As it would take several years

to manufacture these

lights were f uhd for their purchase

available now" the report says, "the

necessity for an appropriation to cover their purchase is apparent." The report next touches upon the Japanese war in emphasizing the value of sub-marine mines as an element of harbor defense. The terrible destruction wrought ' by sub-marine mines at Port Arthur and places Js noted. It Is estimated that a little more than three million and a. half of dollars will be required to complete the present system.

Publishers Press.J Muncie, Ind., December 16. A ferret that refused longer to be fooled by imitation rats and the prospects of alluring fish heads and other things

that failed to materialize when it completed its job according to specifications, broke up, temporarily, the improvement work of the Central Union telephone Company in the business district yesterday afternoon, by going on strike. The ferret had been trained to go through the company's underground conduits from one street corner to the next, with a light cord fastened to the neck, to which was attached a cable that later was drawn by work men the entire length. No other way of lasing the cables was known, and as the wsupply of rats, one of which was usually sent through the conduit just ahead of the ferret, was exhausted, the , company did not know what to do. Finally a hurry-up message to a livery barn resulted in obtaining a

INSANITY RETURNS AND WOMAN RAVES

People of North 16th Street, Near Railroad, Thought There Was a Murder.

CALL FOR THE POLICE.

MRS. SMITH, OF NOBLESVILLE, IN

PITIFUL CONDITION AT LUMP

KIN HOME TO BE RETURNED TO HOSPITAL.

BADVERMOIIT HOTEL FIRE

WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

Destruction of Hostelry at Burlington Endangers Lives of Twenty-Seven Body of a Dead Woman In the Ruins.

Mrs. Smith, of Xoblesville, Ind., until recently an inmate at Easthaven became violently insane l4.t night at her home of M. D. Lumpkin, of 414 North Sixteenth street, and her actions caused great excitement, In the neighborhood for a short time. She was released from Easthaven by the authorities there, they thinking that she had regained her mental capacity. Her son came here from Noblesville

, . Publishers Press. , Burlington, Vt. Dec. 16. In the destruction by fire -early- today of the American hotel In this city one woman was burned to death and 27 other per

sons narrowly escaped a like fate.

being carried, down ladders to jump into life nets when the rapid spread of the flames drove them to the upper floors of safety. The dead woman is Mrs. Frank H. Coonrad," of this city, ' and her ' body is still iri the ruins. Of the others in the hotel at the time of the fire several wer slightly burned but none were seriously hurt." 5 ;

but he not being satisfied that she

new supply of rodents and the ferret had thoroughly recovered her mind,

returned to work.

1 ire husaanO

The woman who can get the wood sawed without straining domestic relations Is entitled to rank as a diplomat.

There may be nothing In luck, but

necessary ' not having any seems to represent

many a minus quantity.

It Is hard -work to find fault wtth some people, because they actually thrust their faults upon you until they amount to an inundation. There's only one person In the world who can't get along without you, and that person is yourself. A man and a dollar are alike to this that It takes sense to make either.

FIX A TRACTION PRICE.

Chicago May Have Two Street Railway Properties for $50,r 000,000.

JAG PLUGS" IN KANSAS.

Extract of Beer is Sold in Chunks

and the Law is Satisfied in Kansas.

Publishers Press.

Topeka, Kan., Dec. 16. Extract of

beer, put up in the form of plugs like

tobacco, is what the thirsty Kansan

may use now to auench his thirst. One plug Will mako from four to six gallons of what is poetically termed the amber liQuid. '' The Kansas State Board of Health has Inspected the extract and finds there are no adulterants or preservatives in it. The company which is to push the product guarantees its pur

ity.

The State prohibit! laws and the Federal revenue laws! have at least been surmounted. A I Topeka man discovered how to mafti and sell the

"jag plugs," and he a

us being capable of p extract that tho world Ing for.

ertised them

ducing "the

s been look-

Use artificial gas for U?

it and heat

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LEADER AMONG STEEL

WORKERS IS CRUSHED.

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New Albany, Ind., Dec. 16, (Spl.)

oseph Itutledge, one of 'the leading

embers f the Amalgamated Asso-

lation of iron and Steel Workers,

as crushed to death yesterday at

Ohio Fails iron works. He was

iployed as "rougher" on a ten-inch

s when Ma clothine was caught

the machinprv and Twfnr it could

be stopped hi head was drawn into

me rons. Hi8 8kull and sn0uiders were crushed and death was Instantaneous. "

Publishers Press. Chicago, Dec. 16. The Traction Committee of the City Council and representatives of the Chicago Union Traction Company have reached an agreement fixing $50,000,000 as the price to be paid for the properties of the two companies if the city shall

decide to purchase them.

ON BOARD THE LOUISIANA.

President's Quarter on tlie Panama Trip and the Ship' Msacot. The Panama canal will, in a physical sense, cut two continents asunder, but In a broader sense It will unite them In the bonds of commerce and friendship as they have never been Joined before. In" going to the Isthmus to see how the work on the canal is getting along President Roosevelt decided to travel by the new worship Louisiana, and suitable quarters for him and his

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Starllnc Remedy Co., Chicago or N Y ess. AZZUiL SALE. TU MILUOM COxIl

A SXAllaJT OF TUB ZjOT?ISIANA. A3TD THB

MASCOT OP THE SHIF.

wife. Surgeon General Rixey and Aa-

slitant Secretary Latta were fitted up.

The presidential suit is in the stern f the vessel and was originally designed for the admiral of a fleet. It consists of a breakfast and smoking room combined, a dining room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a reception room. The Louisiana Is In command of Captain A. R. Couden, and her navigator is Lieutenant Commander Carl Vogelgesang. The battleship is one of the best In the American navy, has a speed of seventeen to eighteen knots an hour, a tonnage of 16,000 and twenty-fonr guns in her main battery. Officers and men are very proud of the honor they received In having the president and his party on their ship. When the president started they felt confident all would go well If nothing befell the ship' mascot, an animal now known as a kid, which is fast developing Into a goat. Aa to Smartness. "'Tain alius lucky to have mo smartness dan de general run o people," said Uncle Eben. "Some folks doesn' 'pear to use deir smartness foh nuffin "ceptln to discover new kinds difficulty ti fit lnto."WashiBgton

He Is a mighty smart man who sees he Is wrong and admits It. - Being able to say a lot of nice things isn't a bad way to get a lot of nice things. Autumn Appreciation. Oh, spring1, sweet spring, when you come round "U'e throw bouquetsat you. And, as for pretty compliments,, We hand you out a few! We like you at the proper time. But most appreciate Tou when the snow is three feet deepy I feel quite free to state. For when on chilly wings we feel The autumn slip away And see the Ice man's bosom friend Take off hlswthings to stay. Somehow the notion comes to nn That spring is pretty nice And that we gladly would exchange For it our stock of Ice. The poets seize their eager pen And of spring's virtues write. But any person could do that When flowers were in sight. Why don't they tear off yards ot sonz To let it understand . That they are still In love with spring. Though it is not at hand? Oh, sprinsr. though you are far away. We hold your memory dear. For dlstanc lends enrfantment to Tour secttcn of the year! So come as early as you can A little will help some But. oh, whatever you may do. Please don't forget to cornel

decided to place her with Mrs. Lumpkin for two weeks, to be certain of her cure before taking her back to her home In Xoblesville. Last night Mr. Smith retired ps usual but about twelve o'clock the neigh bors were aroused by the wild cries of Murder! Help! Help! Murder. One of them immediately telephoned to police headquarters, and, Officer Bundy was dispatched to the scene. She was very violent at the time the officer arrived but soon pacified to a great extent. She seemed to be suffering a great nervous shock and walked the floor all night, wildly working with her hair. An effort was made to gain entranca for her in the home of the Friendless for the remainder of the night but

her relatives were unsuccessful, in this. It was finally decided that it would be best to keep her where she was in prference to locking her up. The unfortuate woman will b returned to the hospital today.

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A DEMAND FOR TEACHERS. Fifty Pedagogues Are Wanted in the Philippines at a Salary of $1r '200 a year.

Indiana has been sending a number of her school teachers over to the Philippines from time to time, and here is .another chance. According to a telegram received at the Bureau of Insular Affairs at Washington, ISO additional American teachers are needed. Fifty or more will be paid salaries of $1,200 a year. The teachers will be selected from those passing civil service examinations.

CALLED MEETING TONIGHT.

Royal Neighbors to Hold an Election of Officers for Coming Year In Red Men's Hall.

There will be a called meeting of

the Royal Neighbors of America for the purpose of electing . officers for the ensuing year, tonight. The meeting will be held in the Red Men's

hall on Main street.

Enterprising.

T guess he will manage to keep tbe wolf from his door." "Keep the wolf away. "Why, he will go out after them and take their scalps away so that he can collect bounty.

Wii irkua Come Trae. There is a scientific explanation of the fact that illness, at least, can be foretold in dreams. The theory is that when a man is dreaming bis mind is more sensitive thnn in his waking hours, for the simple reason that his actual surroundings are not engaging any of the mind's attention. Thus It happens that when some disease has set in, the man awake does not feel it in Its earliest stages, although the active mind in a sleeping body does feel it. The sleeper dreams, let us say, that he is suffering some complaint of the leg, and two or three days later, the disease having developed, he finds that he really has got a bad attack of rheumatism. Harvey, who discovered the circulation of the blood, records having had a dream in which a bee stung him in his left thigh, on a place where a couple of days later appeared an ugly ulcer. The ulcer must have been developing, of course, at the time of the dream, but That the man In full consciousness could not perceive the man with only an active mind 1. e., dreaming easily notices.

KINDERGARTENS AS A 'CURENH EVILS

Josephine Corbin Spoke at

Grace M. E. Church on the Immigrant Problem. a

The Kind Ton Have Always Bouffht, and which has been In use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of

and has been made under his per-

jfyfj' sonal supervision since its infancy.

All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" are but. Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience aralnst Experiment What is C ASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor On, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing) Syrups, It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS

Bears the Signature of

The Kind You Haye Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TM OCHVaUS COMMIT. SHIMMY STMCT. MS Ma OITY.

) WANTED.

WANTED Girl 16 years old desires to learn trade in first class candy kitchen. Address "Z', in care Palladium, j 16-2t. WANTED A girl at 110 North 10th

street. 15-3t

trust-

MUCH FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

EDUCATION OF FOREIGN CHILDREN, SPEAKER SAID WOULD SOLVE MANY PREPLEXING QUESTIONS NOW PARAMOUNT.

The Irony of It.

Should Dig For It. is the professor

vorrled

"What

about?"

"He is looking for the root of a Greek verb." "Why doesn't he take a spade and go out in the woods back of the pasture? Most every kind of root grows there."

Be Moderate Although invited out to dine, Ion't eat too much or, I opine That, though the food may taste all risht. , Tou'll not be thankful by next night. So, though the turkey may be prime, Don't pass your plate a second time. But, if you think that rule absurd. We bes of you don't take & third; Though, if you mutt have more, I pray. Make four the limit anyway.

"Who are that lady and gentlemm gloomily eating In that cheap restaurant?" "They are Mr. and Mrs. Riter, editor and assistant of "Ilappy Hours, a Journal For the Home.

Miss Josephine Corbin, of ' New York, a home missionary in New York, and who has worked in the Foreign Girls Home, in that city for the past three years addressed the members of the Grace M. E. church last night on the "Work Among Immigrants." The address was very Interesting and entertaining and at the same' time gave much foor for thought. I Miss Corbin traced the immigrant from the time he was landed in Ellis Island, the government immigrant station, until the time he was placed at work. She pictured the life of the immigrants, homeless, friendless and home sick, as they arrived at the Ellis . Island station, and the dangers which lay in wait for them, namely the human sharks at the immigrant houses of infamy, also the sharkers who were after the men in order to get their meager supply of the worlds goods.' She showed the work in the immigrants house about the city and the good which they were accomplishing in the manipulation of the foreigner's affairs, when they first landed in this country. Miss Corbin said the solution to the work afTong the foreigners in this country was the kindergarten, as their cullvation rested with the. children, and therefore she advocated kindergartens in every foreign ' settlement In New Yorlt.

WANTEDA middle a

worthy nurse in family.

Washing. 2S North 1

15-3t WANTED 200 wood chopping 4 ft. hard

per cord. Steady w.

year. Hoard K.5U

men make $2.i?

oppers for

ood at $1.15

k during the

r week, uooa

er quiy Take

Grand Rapids &jbdlanA Railway

to Simons or Westwoodl Michigan.

Antrim Iron Co., Mancdona, Mich.

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WANTED Cabinet maCer at the

Rowlett Desk Mfg. Cof North 10th

street. I 13-tf

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one. No street.

FOR 8AL

Rlchiaond property

Portarfield. Kelly

hall entrance, 11

16-3t

FOR RENT

on Richmond

Harris.

FOR RENT F

trie light, st only, at the

5 rcxmi

urn

Main street.

house, bath etc..

avenue. Ueni. r .

,., . - ant

lshed rooms, eleo

heat, for gentlemen

nd. 14 tf

a apectalty

Phone 32 t . tf I

FOR SALE A good cook stove

cheap. Call 109 Kinsef street.

16-2t

FOR SALE New 7-roomf house. East end square south of Main. Hard

wood floors, bath, electfic lights, hot

water heating. Addfess D. P.,

care Palladium.

FOR SALE The COU

wall show cases fro:

ry store, for sale a

storage room, over

Main street.

Everybody tmyj

Woodhursu 913 Ma!

491.

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14-7t

r and large

Hirst's JewelC. B. Hunt's grocery, 603 23-tf

roperty front

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FOR RENT. FOR RENT Furnished front room

LOST.

LOST Black and white English set

ter, goes by the name of "Duke."

Owner will pay rc. ard for Infor

mation concerning dog er for his

return to 28 South 18th street.

Phone 1533. 17-1t

LOST Gun metal watch, leather fob.

with initial "NY on Main street be

tween 8th and 6th streets. Finder please return to Mr. Newman. Hose

House No. ,2. ,6-3t

LOST Pair Furs, Tuesday night in

Mashmeyer'a Store. Finder leave 257 Richmond Avenue and receive

reward. ' 16-2t

LOST A fox terrier pup Cve months! old, brown spot on tail and overt

eyes, growth on neck. Return to 403 South 12th and get reward. 15-3tj

OUND.

FOUND On Alain street, a light oill

tanned Rufkskln glove, for rlghtl

hand. Owler can have same by call-

ins at 224North 8th street. 15-2t.

FOUND IUrse containing a few dol-

lars. Caffl 447 South 4th street.

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AL. U- HUNT, 7 fl. 9th FOR SALE Several good

Homes for $1,000 and $1,200. J See me quick. AL. H. HUNT.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

TOO

tfmhanfls of

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Way She Guessed It. "Miserable telephone service In this town." "I should say so. I called up a girl last week and asked her if her father was at home, and she swears I proposed marriage and wants to sue me for breach of promise."

Thats the title of a fanrl-Pricrn I inpc

We want a copy of.it to reach

in the country. It tells of a region unparalleled in

making recently openeaup by therbuil

A late fall, into bed la a bad outlook

for an early spring La the morning,

A man with a new wi

no use for the alley wh an airing.

A distant relationship t

count has helped many a ap a good front.

Artificial gas, tHe 20

ftter

outfit has

be goes for

bank ae-

an to put

ry fuel

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Knew Who Was Boss. T;am looking for the man or thf house," explained the book agent. "You will have to call again," said the servant girl, who had cautiously opened the front door. "She Isn't in Just now." Looks Too Good. While seeing la believinr. "Without & close inspection. Tet there are times you have your doubts About a fine complexion. Men who really need reforming are not worth It.

co Railway.

-You have heard of ether but you have never heard

The book will tell you so

made. Are you interested?

Ron when temptation appears, man who stops to fight it Is lost.

The

Betritl Signatv

The Kind Yia Haw Always Bssgft

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a n a n a n a a a a a

ated book just published by Rock ls- -----

evry investor and home-seeker

ossibilitjes for home-getting and fortunertn nf tho Qt I nil!-! Drrktincvilla Jti MavL

iiusJij vi aifw wis avwi wi vniiuiinv v mvni il arVot were favorable for such purposes,

Southern Texas MARK THESE WORDS..

thing atfout it and a trip of inspection is cheaply

ctions th

e like o

If you will give me your address I will promptly correspond, sending you the

book and full particulars. By spb)iabarrangement you will also be personally introduced, if you desire, to FARMERS WHO ARE l)W THERE to whom you can talk and of whom you can learn all about that new, marvelous country the Gulf Coast of Texas. - - - Write me today. JOEIN SEBASTIAN. Pacocnfjor Traffic Mnr. Hicio of" St ILotjsia. (Address me at city nearest you.)

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