Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 356, 6 February 1908 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AXD SUX-TELEGRA3I, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY C. 100$.

$1.50 FLEECE WRAPPER MILL END PRICE $1.00 50c EMBROIDERED SWISS WAISTINU STRIPES, PLAIDS, CHECKS, CORDS, ' MILL END PRICE

If s the Continual Get Up and Do that Makes this the Busy Corner

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We will accept one copy of this Ad. from each customer to apply on any purchase, Friday.

SHANGHIA SILKS ALL COLORS MILL END PRICE 50c TOKIO SILKS 27 IN.. WIDE 75c VALUE ML COLORS MILL END PRICE

Nearly Everybody Will Be Here Friday

"THE PEOPL Open Evenings

STOOGE"

Corner 9th and Main Sts.

To-iidMnrow-

FMPAY

Rally ray Sale

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DIGNITY WAS LAI IN CITY TODAY

Streets and Sidewalks With Their Coats of Ice Caused The Condition,

WERE MANY PEOPLE DRUNK

IF PETROLEUM V. NASBY'S ASSERTION IS CORRECT THERE WERE HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE IN STATE OF INTOXICATION.

R A R

PLIES FINED

Charged With Violation of the City's Loitering Ordinance.

ONE PLED NOT GUILTY.

There are times when decorum and'

dignity must he temporarily laid aside. Viie average man or woman on parade will strut his or her best when business or pleasure calls them out upon the, public thoroughfares, but there iire times, alas, when the best -balanc

ed male or female in the community, can but let their legs go awry and slip and slide m l own consterna-l tion, but to tin- elation and mer-l riment of nnlooU."s. j Today was a bad day on both sexes. All the women who could do so prudently stayed indoors, but for the men and school children to walk the streets was a nightmare. Many a suit was soiled on the ice. and countless bones are aching as a result of hard and excruciating falls. Men were cautious enough, but there's many a slip twixt tho feet and the street on an icy day. The late Petroleum V. Nasby fittingly described intoxication as that condition of mind and body which causes a man, when drunk, to clutch the air and swing onto the veriest blade of grass to keep v from falling off the earth. There were some of Richmond's eminently respectable citizens who did even worse than this today to save their dignity and wearing apparel from being soiled at one and the same time. It was amusing but pathetic. Thin air was frantically sought and grasped after to res' ore equilibriums and keep men's footing in the proper sphere. The pedestrian was not the only sufferer. Motormen had all kinds of trouble with their cars and the poor four-footed animals had a hard time of It. Several horses went down on the ice on account of being improperly shod for the streets.

Charles Bailey and John Hansche, saloon loafers, were lined this morning in the city court for a violation of the loitering ordinance. Each man drew a fine of l and costs. "Wiley Thompson was arrested on the same charge, but he entered a plea of not guilty and the hearing of his case was continued until next Saturday. Chief of Police Bailey has issued orders to gather in all men known to be "bar-flies." Worthy men out of work will not be arrested, but that class of men who refuse to work even in good times will be given a work-out on the stone pile at the county jail.

Pepper In Olden Times. During the middle ages in Europe pepper was the most esteemed ami Important of all the spices. Genoa, Venice and other commercial cities of central Europe were indebted to their traffic in pepper for a lare part of theii" wealth. Its importance as a means of promoting commercial activity and civilization during the middle ages can hardly be overrated. Tribute was levied in pepper, and donations were made in this spice, which was frequently also used as a medium of exchange iu place of money. When the imperial city of Home was besieged by Alaric. the king of the Goths, in -It'S A 1.. the ransom demanded included r.,000 pounds of gold. 30,000 pounds of. silver and 3.000 pounds of pepper, illustrating the importance of tli is spice at that time.

LIBERAL MONARCHY

TO BE RESTORED !

Announcement Made by New Portuguese Cabinet Has Soothing Effect.

TRANQUILITY IS REPORTED.

LISBON IS BASKING IN THE SUNSHINE, FEELING PERFECTLY SECURE AGAINST THE ONSLAUGHT OF REBELS.

GRADE CROSSINGS

During the Past Six Years the Pennsylvania Has Removed Many.

For Poetical Reasons. "Perchance." called the amiable widow, "come herel" The little Inpdog trotted meekly tip. "Surely that is a strange name for a dojr!" exclaimed the geutleman visitor. "What made you name him Perchance'.'" "I am so fond of poetry!" explained the lady lucidly. "Madam, forgive me, but I fail to see the applicability." "Why, silly man," exclaimed tht merry widow, "1 named it after Byron's dog! Pon't you remember where he says, 'Perchance my dog will howl?' "

Lisbon, Feb. C The announced intention of the new cabinet to put an end to repression and restore the "old liberal monarchy," which has existed in Portugal for OO years, had a soothing effect on the country. Tranquility is reported from everywhere in the interior, and today Lisbon, baskimr in the

brilliant sunshine, seems perfectly secure. Troops are less conspicuous on

; the streets of the city today, and if the day of the funeral passes without incident the present phase of the crisis through which the country is passing may be regarded as at an end. The willingness of Scnhor Maehado, the Republican leader, and the Republicans generally to acquiesce in the present situation if their friends are released, seems to insure a return to less strenuous modes of political warfare. Generally speaking, another upheaval in the near future is vonsidcred practically impossible. The drama centers about Franco, but he remains in seclusion, seemingly crushed in spirit. He declines to see corn-sponrtents to offer a defense for his policy and explain his downfall or his decision to retire I eventually from the political arena. His elimination is regretted by the com- ' mereial classes and foreign elements. ;-vho are convinced that his sole object

was the good of the country.

This is the Greatest Cut Price Sale of High Grade Underwear ever held in the City of Richmond. At prices quoted every garment is bound to go. Call in Friday. Don't delay, because this is a rare opportunity to replentish your stock of underwear at greatly reduced prices.

Rally Day Prices

S9c buys a $1.00 suit of underwear, fleeced lined, cream, blue or ribbed, ;iH siAS 89c $1.15 buys a $l.ljO suit of underwear, fleece lined or ribbed, cream or blue, all sizes "j g $.n0 buys a $2.00 suit of underwear, fleece lined or ribbed, cream or blue, all sizes $1.59 $;1.00 buys a $4.00 uniou suit, wool ribhC(1 tur $3.00

$2.00 buys a $.:.00 union suit, wool ribfl" $2.00 $l.."ni buys a $2.00 union suit, cotton ribbl'd fur $1.50 $l.l."i buys a $1.."0 union suit, cotton lib'. fr $1.15 y.H- buys a $1 Oo union suit, cotton ribbed for . 3Qq

MOSENBLOOM, MJNTIN & CCD. 824 Main Street

JESSUP'S ARGUMENT

Says Again That City Inspection Ordinance Unconstitutional.

Meat Is

STUDY TAKES OPPOSITION.

This afternoon in the city court

Wilfred Jessup, as attorney for C. 1!. Hunt, the Main street grocer, argued before Judge Converse on the meat j inspection ordinance. Mr. Jessup contended that the meat inspection ordin- j ance was unconstitulonal, pointing out j that the federal meat inspection law provided that it should not effect far-1 mers who sold meat to consumers and j dealers. City Attorney Study argued j

that the ordinance was legal and cited numerous authorities to substantiate his point.

FAMED RUNNER HERE

THE MONEY QUESTION.

ADDS TO SAFETY OF TRAINS

What He Knew. Master If your friend were to borrow 12 shillings from yen, agreeing to pay I shilling a month, how much would he owe at the end of the year? Pupil Twelve shillings. "You don't know the elements of Arithmetic." "But I know my friend." Londtn Scraps.

C. H. Kirkpatrick Addressed The Members of the Y. M. C. A. at Earlham.

Figures have beet: compiled shutting that during the past six years ivrado crossings have been remove. . on the Pennsylvania Lint s West of j Piuslmrg. Of these, 10." wore on the Xorthwest System, and ZA mi the Houthwest. System. Those roiuuw.i . have been ruainlv within the limits of

he larger cities, the id; hem rid of the most ilanirorous

crossing. Of those which still re- one day m a drk.

The Bonds. "I want to rid of sme bonds." "Out of my line." replied the lawyer. "But tbee arc matrimonial Kind."

rejo'ced tl; - easier, pu't'mc a ri;ffcret.. i fa.-t eu tho mn'.ier. Phiiade pbl.t , Ledger.

A con

The Biilbearc. p'ay wrijrb: w ho has r.-nl-

tO Cet ' ti'il u:t' i-:e ;i .1. :e pracie j stood in front of a Uivs'-Tway bilibeard

An Inquisitive Youngster and an Ingenious Father. "Papa." began Gunston junior, "when the government of the United States began to coin gold and silver money tt was necessary to buy the gold and 'lilver. wasn't it?" "Yes. my son." replied Gunston senior rather cautiously. "Of course, papa," resumed the younsrster, "you'll be able to tell me where the government got the money to buy the gold and silver." "Why er of course," stammered Gunston senior as he put down the paper nud gazed thoughtfully at the boy. "Now, let me understand you. The government wanted to co.n money, and in order to d .1 so it w as necessary to purchase- u.vi.i ami silver. You want to know v. hro the government got the money to boy the goid aud silver?" "That's right." chuckled Gunston junior gleefully, aud a great Joy filled his being as ho thought of his all imrta:it sire struggling with the simple l ue; i.'tl. "Why. stxiny. the arovernnient simply issued dollar bills sml bought gold and silver with the'ii. ,nyth!nc: oNel" "Ye." said Gutisron junior. "Where

did the government get money to buy j . . paper for the dollar bills';" Harper's ; AN Weekly. i

HIS ENVIABLE RECORD.

C. II. Kirkpatrick, the man who holds the world's record for the halfmile run, spoke to the boys at Earlham in the Y. M. C. A. rooms in Bundy Hall last evening on "Taking Care of Oneself." Mr. Kirkpatrick is a Princeton man, ran for the Princeton and Y'ale teams and under the colors of the New York Athletic club, defeating all of the Canadian and England representatives.

LOVER DREW A GUN

He Has to Face Charge of Drawing Dangerous Weapons, Filed by Court.

Do you 6ave one-tenth of your

Income? You could if you ;

choose. It is the man who perseveres and saves regularly who succeeds. Start a savings account with the Richmond Trust Company and try being systematic system is only another word for persistent habit Delays pay no interest wc pay three per cent. Open Tuesday evenings until eight o'clock.

Richmond Trust Company

Peaches Peaclues

CI rrn Round Trip $1 qfi 1,9U EXCURSION ?ll,3U

A scarce commodity this year, especially qualities for ordinal use; pies, etc. We Have Only a Limited Quantity. Teepee Brand (Good Michigan pack.) Per can for two days 15cts Teepee Brand (Good Michigan pack.) Per half dozen cans two days - 80cts. Teepee Brand (Good Michigan pack.) Per dozen cans 2 days 91-55. Fancy dried kidney beans Sets. lb. Lenox soap (2 days) ... . . 8bars 25ct. Baking soda (Quaker Brand) 3 lb. boxes 20cts. Fancy Red Salmop (tall cans) 2 for 25 cts. Columbia Soups (25c. cans) ... ... 15cts. can.

THREE PHONES John KV1. Eggemeyer 4th and Main.

INDIANAPOLIS

account ol the

Oratorical Contest Thursday, Feb. 6th Tickets good on cars leaving Richmond at 1:00 p. m., 2:25 p. m., 3:00 p. m., 4:G0 p. m. and 5:25 p. m. Thursday. Returning from Indlanepolis, all cars up to and including last at 9:00 p. m. Sunday, Feb. 9. 11:30 p. ra. car out of Indianapolis Thursday will rnn through Richmond.

Moore & Ogborn

UNCLE TOOK A HAND.

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Hid Sad:,

Juain, by far the -rroater number n:e n unimportant country roads where the travel is inconsiderable. Addle? these ti.nurcs to the Tit'S :raic crossings removed on the Lines Kas-t during "he past six years, shows that on the Pennsylvania. System us a whole the total number of grade crossings eliminated during this period was 727. a fact which, it is believed, has added enormously to the safety of its trains and even more greatly to the

otnnetr.plated the roL-t. pasty wreck of a once lovely Uihv'jrap'n. "You can necr p.t nwar from the bnj-inos row were br-miprUt up iu."' he said. "Hxuesti r. ir hurt;, rio almost as mufb tn see tost wree': of a three fclieot. as it won Id to see oue of uiy plays fail. To this day 1 never wake up ou a rainy morning without my tirst thought being as I look out of the window. -There'll be a lot of good paper down by it;;;ht.' It's the .ueut"s

ARRESTED FOR DRUNK.

Fi.e Insurance Agents. Will go on your Bund. Will Insure you against

: Burglary, Theft and Larceny. Room 1 16. I. O. O. F. Bldg., Phonea, Home When Percy Haydeti. colored, enter- i 1S9. Bell 53-R. ed the horae of his sweetheart. Ora ; m mmmmm mmm m Hritton, yesterday afternoon he found! "

THE RAYS OF HAPPINESS in a home at night are increased a thousand-fold if the rooms are well lighted. Put a" mantle on your gas jet and you have a cheerful, steady white light the nearest to the sun itself. A mantle saves one-third in gas consumption. Richmond Light Heat & Power Co.

aiet ot Ttio.se wiso nave in retofoi s j instinct. Yen can never ii!tgrow Jiad to cross the tracks at any grade, i w York Sun.

.Tohn Hall of T!o:on tnwnshin. a n-

Known farmer and stockman, was ar-! br th" company of his uncle, Jim r?i rupen uiu 1 rested yesiav e-.t a charge of drunk. ! 1'ayd-n. Percy immediately became 5"R", M- f

jealous and drew his gun. A scuine ; i,,c wcr7 ,T"IU flnu i, ensued and Uncle Jim was the victor, 10 to 12 'bs. (P9 Hams) 122c

out onto the!' rer rouna.

sMow-.ilt.- TVis rtrittnn u-nmin ftb.d , rf MULL T

charges against her lover and he is

I now faring a charee of drawing a danThere Is no msfiic-ne so .afe and at the ; Eprmi Ti nrnv,ahiY h time so Dieasartto nk u Ur. Cildweirs Svren cproS weapon. lie !!! prODaOI oe

U. t tTpsin. the positive cere for all diseases arising ; tr!fr tomorrow momintr in the City

from stsmavh trouble. The ence I veiy ta- i . J gaable 5j aod L jCOtifi,

He plead gr.iit this morning and was tinpd .1 nr.d criifi Hall hart near'v

scattered about in various pockets I tfcrowlnS his nephew

when arrested.

BROS..

Phones 292 & 2292.

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