Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 303, 15 December 1907 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKA3I. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1007.

PAGE EIGHT. with her. Every little while my moth - WOMAN STRIKES MAN er-Jn-law comes around and stirs up SUFFERING WITH BOIL trouble. Now. what should I do? ww" ' "You scoundrel; I'm sorry I'm not ail accept your apology." man. What do you mean by smiling j "Thank you. in:u!ain. it's entirely and trying to flirt with me?" she said 'gone." was the man's truthful parting as the man turned ami demanded an j shot." explanation for the unexpected attack, i pnMIPT PPACTTO "You are mistaken, madam: I did ' UL ' V ,U 1 ... afraid to leave Sins Sing prison and come to this city, where he fears he may be run over or lost. Hoffman haa heard of elevated railroads and subways and of the new and strange things to be found in New York and the thought of it all frightened him so PUN TO EVADE CHILD LABOR L "Here's what you do." said Magistrate O'Reilly. "Don't scrub the floors, i Chicago, Dec. 14. Scores of women shoppers in a tightly jammed mass at State and Madison streets, looked on in amazement while a handsomely (Applause from the audience.) "Don't give your wife ail the money, (Loud cheers.) "If your mother-in-law butts in throw her out." (Tremendous outburst.) .Magistrate O'Reilly is a bachelor. not try to smile at you. l did not ev-n see you. I had a boil on the in.ide of my tinner lin and that mav have made VhlMIUKt IN Ul I T jthat he begged leave to remain in prl- - Forty-seven j son until next week when a keeper a free man. j will accompany him here. Hoffman FANCY New York. Dec. H.vears a convict, and now dressed woman, llusned wiin ange ; nu, ook as if i was smiMn.i:. but 1 was rushed up to a portly man and deliver-! not," the stranger replied. ed a straight-arm jolt on his mouth. ; "Wo!!, I hope your boil gets bettor; Local Merchants Do Not Wish To Be Caught, Up on Any Section. Franz Hoffman, in years of service oldest prisoner in New York State the; was convicted of murder in the sccis.onl degree forty-seven years ago. Decorations GIVE NOON REST PERIODS.

Of all kinds at the

BEE HIVE GROCERY

LAW SAYS CHILD TEEN YEARS OF NOT BE WORKED TEN HOURS.

UNDER SIXAGE SHALL MORE THAN

Moore & Ogborn Can supply you with a good loan at a low rate of Interest. Can furnish you with bonds of any kind on short notice. Room 16 I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phones, Home 1589, Bell 53-R.

EASY PAYMENTS J.HASSENBUSCH Furniture, Carpets Stoves, Etc. 405-307 Main St., Richmond, lnd.

Think of It An all copper, nickel plaled Tea Kettle for $1.00. Only a few left. Pilgrim Bros. Cor. 5th & Main.

A number of merchants of Richmond i

have reported on a plan which they

j have adopted by which the young per-

Isons who are employed in their stores

may be kept at work until 1 o'clock at night without violating that, section

of the law which provides that young

persons shall not work more than ten

hours each day.

The law requires that no boy undrl sixteen years old. or girl under eigh-

teen shall be required to work more

than sixty hours each week or more

than ten hours in one day or later than

lo o'clock at night. The penalty fori

violation of the law is: First offense. -i fine not to exceed $-"; second offens". line not to exceed Sloo, to which may be added imprisonment in the county jail for not more than ten days, and

third and subsequent offenses a fine of!

not to exceed ijsjrio and imprisonment of not more than thirty days. The plan is to relieves the young employes from duty for a few hours (luring the middle of the day and keep them at work later at night. This is necessary in order that the stores may take care of their night business. There has been some objection to' this, but whatever the inspector may think of the plan he can fake no action to prevent it. The objection is that the children, when they are off duty during the day remain on the streets instead of going home. The control of this feature of the child's conduct does not come within the jurisdiction of the factory inspector.

The nappy .uutiy circle. Father and mother. ::is-ters and brothers, soor get to know one another's intimate affairs, thft little bowel and liver disturbances soon come household comment. It is well to r?ir: ber that in constipation end indigestion, ether troubles of the stomach, liver and bova (jniclc euro can be had by the use o" Dr. ( . woil's Syrup Pewin. Thke it tonight anti y'oU teel perfectly well in the morning. Price tfcly 50 cents and !1 at clrusuists.

"IF SHE BUTTS IN THROW HER OUT."

New York, Dec. 14. Win. Davis, a big, good-natui ed cloth cutter, who lives at 2!i McKibbin street, Brooklyn, had his pretty little black-eyed wife, Bessie, in the Ewen-street Court on a summons. "I don't want to give Bessie any trouble, your honor," said the husband, "but I'd like a little advice. We've been married five years and we've got a nice little baby. But my wife makes me give her all my wages and she makes me scrub the floors and do a lot of things like that. "When I kick she threatens to h;o back to her mother and take the baby

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