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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-03-09

Consul Keene Of Geneva reports his
experiments with wonderful electric
searehlight for war purposes. He
saws: At Crux, on the lake of Ge
neva. at an altitude of $500 feet, f.
Cuenond submitted to the officers of
the Swiss general staff new search
light. 1t is reported as having beer
a success, as the searchlight was han
died with the greatest ease, sending
its powerful rays a distance of over
seven and a half miles. Objects at
six and a half miles could be distinct
ly seen. The machine providing the
power was a twenty-four horse pow
er motor and furnished one million
electric candle power light A forty
horse power motor would give 10000
600 electric candle power. Diameter
of protector was 3.2S feet The great
advantage of this search light is that
it may be electrically handled in all
directions by wire from a distance
Ot oJO Aet6 IiolH INC AiotDi o<i "h'Oh
transports it and sends it to the re-
quired spot. It thus enables the driv-
er and observer to send the rays tc
any place they desire without being
blinded by the light, and places then
under shelter from the enemy fire
The new searchlight has already beer
submitted to certain high French off
GERS and will shortly be examined b.
the German general staff.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-03-09

1t Is the general opinion at Wash
ington that Representative Griggs-
Of Georgia, will be elected chairman
of the democratic congressional com
mittee.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-03-09

Senators McEnery and Foster and
Representatives Meyer and Davey
went before the house committee on
public buildings. and urged an ap-
preparation for the New Orleans post
Office.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-03-09

The monthly comparative state
ment Of the government -<pts and
expenditures shows that for the
month of February, 1cg6, the total re
,ceipts were $4s,1S4.727, and the ex-
9penditpres $43, ,720,69O, leaving a sur
Iplus for the month of $4,474,O29.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

soc COrsets 39e
New fau models
ia C0utu and Ba-
tiste COTsets. djB
hip high bust. ana
girdles. Trimmed
with lace. Instead
~ soc, for o9C.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

2jc Carriers, 15c
Men s. All silk
brighton Gar
ters. iu ali cOIOrs-
sold regularly al
Gc a pair Fox one
day at -5c
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
Belts Lengths 39c

Belt Len 8 { h s,
studded steel elas-
tic. in black or
white. rich designs,
on good quality
heavy elastic. va
riGus sizes. One
dav at 59c-
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
WOMAN'S MAGAZINE SECTION
MONDAYS GROCERY LIST

Quart bottles Of Wilson's Ketchup
12c tins Superior Quality Mustard Sardines.... &c
lOc Of Mixed Vegetables for making soup. &C.
Giilies Jav MarmO" Coffee regularly CSC lb.....lsc
Bordens Evaporated ............ 2lzc
l0c Of Bartlett Pears n heavy sirup..--...7-c
10c OF Golden Daisy Early June
&c cans Of Cream Sugar SC
l0c OF Bakers Breakfast C0cOa.,......,...1isc
Ice size German Mustard alright ans..........
2-lD. OF "Red Line Baked Beans
sc tins Of Armours "Neribest Ham Tongue. ziac
Jars Lils Celery Chow ne
Armours 'Veribest" Hem or Veal Loaf..,....7lEc
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
59c Bath Towels
a9p

50 dozen extra
large size Turkish
Bath T q w e Is
snowy white-made
II S5fJ heavy dOu-
ble-twis.ed yarn
TIE Snc y drift
white Made TO sell
for sec. As long as
this lot lasts, Mon
day, each 33c.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Shoe Laces &c
Superior quality
Tubular n % j a ! r
~nnr TsHraS. &. 5. or
Ga lengths worth
up 20 l5c a dozen
pairs for &c.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

EL--Er -.
Crepe Paper sc
Full-size rolls Of
Denuison's Crepe
Paper. for dec0Ta-
/ tive purposes. in
ali COloTs. Per roll
at &c.
Lead Pencils
5c dOZ.
Good quality Ce-
dar Lead Pencils.
sold regularly at
lec a dozen. To-
morrow az &c.
/ 5c Sealing Wax,
/ 21sc
/ Regular Sc sticks
: OF DeuliSOn's Seal
{ ing Wax. 800 all
c0I0rs. offered to-
morrow att half
1 price. 21zc.
/ 29C BT0Oms. 1Sc
& Regular 2fc four
striu s T. arp -
+ J. % % IA S. extra
. quality. the kind
/ y0uT grocer asks
2gC FOR. One day
al ISc.
Ice Toilet Paper,
5c
Ice rolls Of Toilet
Paper. fun 1000 I
sheets or perfoTat-
ed paper 20 q roll.
One day at SC.
95c Clocks 49c
NiCkeI lip a ted /
Alarm Clocks. full
ly warranted Good {
timekeepeT. RegU- I
IIa SOC value for E
acc.
98c Clothes
Dryer 59c
r eE ular 75c /
Eclipse Clothes
Dryer provides .
more drying space /
than any other con-
trivanCa made.)
One day at 59c.
50c Door Mats
33e
Regular SOC Cocoa .
Door Mats; extra
quality. one day
Csc Knee Caps
15C
BOYS I G a Z p e T
Knee Caps, for /
prOJeC Ctiu e the I
stockings Regular Z
price. 25C pair. To- !
morrow. 15c. /
(NOtiou depJ)
Shoe Laces &c
Superior quality ]
Tubular n % j air
Snoc IsFces. &. 5. or
Ga lengths worth
up 20 l5c a dozen
pairs for &c.
Battenberg
Rings ic dOZ. L
Battenberg Rings, /
In all sizes sold
regularly at Sc; Of
fered for one day, /
per dozen. at 1c.
Belts Lengths 39c
Belt Lens { h s, Z
studded steel elias
tic. in black or
white. rich designs, n
on good quality
heavy elastic: va
ri0us sizes. One
day at 59c. EI
10e Scrubs sc II
WOOd-back Nail z
Scrubs; Zoe value.
59c Bath Towels n
33e ~
50 dozen extra
large size Turkish FL
Bath T o W e Isl
snowy vhite-made
II soft. heavy dou- IN
ble-twisted yarn
TIE sn, y drift
white Made TO sell III
for Soc. As long as
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Battenberg Rings,
In all sizes sold
regularly at Sc; Of
fered for one day,
per dozen, at lc.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
l9e Drapery 9ac

Big lOt of 45-jucd
white T. IIl %
Swiss. the manu-
fdCUurer s $ % 0 o. c
pieces. but i'm de-
slTable lengths for
every d urp % S e.
STYLES iIClude coin
q OF. deuT de- lis.
love knot. and 9TH
or designs. Regular
19c value Yard at
94C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

las country which nature has "a.
6owsa richly With coal. shaie. IRE.
rlaY. silica and common clay. Port
iana And natural cement making
materials aud an exceptionally fef.
uie noli. Il Il natural ihat 40 should
expect 70 find prosperous cities
i.ssaile eouagy. Illinois. IL sueh =
country and among it, prosperous
estis. asfeataf holds frat rank
The same soil which furnished
the most abundant crorA IN she
@ofld. also furnished. a good pafi
n the year. the worst ruadways 10
The wafid. Thus ssfeator sas face
10 face Nth The paSias proposition
eafiy In ltn career The city fathers
4afe else 10 their daY aud genera
sion and paved the streets with
hrseh The tifat permanent Foad'
49, Improvement In ftfuatef saa
made nssnw ik Years ago. when
t~lecoarrw xlifified brick pavement
proved 80 good and - darHbl. ana
satisfactory In ever va thai
atfeAs1r has never put down pave
alxnts 81 any other material To
las this city af noaFiT sn.eoa lnhshts
tsnta has more than II miles -
bstek gaVed streets. The eAfif
pAsefnsufs Of Rsfsataf uefs all
fwu oourse uofk Nith Sand fillef
ami q speaks yell. both Cot the
fmteA ana for tho contractors. that
80 pavsuent has ever hsea reiAia
"a ahaNa any appfsrtahia usaf
sshsre u has been left unfisfutbsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
Brick Pavements as Good as
New After Fifteen Years Use
The Experience at StreatOr, Illinois
tFrom July Clay worksf

OF late years AtfeaIaf payements
have been put down cn a ttRinch
cindeF foundation with twoinch
sand cushion and one course II paw.
ing block These iiasements are
wearing s3ceiieatly The growth
Al a cts IL always hard on pave
mcnts. the repairs and connections
with sewers, Eas pipes And water
malus make 81 necessary 70 tear
up pavsmsnts. and the fesal, "
disastrous az = fuir. for the reason
that little or 40 cafe Il taken 70 re-
place them properly Brick suffers
less. however. than ans other paw.
tnR material from being torn up and
eeialh atrratnf. 10 common with
most growing cities has suffered
from shts evil. which. while u Eo~s
10 nhcN that a city n prosperous.
is disastrous 60 paEemsnfs II 10
possible 20 avoid these evils. or ~
lass, 20 fninimiss mem. u the work
8, uelASinE Il carefully serutinissd
and contractors rompslls 70 DO
their NoTk properly
M0at ~ she brick for the pave.
faentH q Htfsaiaf have come from
the plants In the Immediate Yiein
itr OF tho citt Al abundance 81
fac shaic and good coal makes ths
eigy = good locality Tor the manu-
fartara u brlek. aud 4 IL row nae
81 the foremost eentsfa ID the stats
IN the production % PAVING htiet
and ssNsf pigs Clay Werner
tniY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
STATE NEWS

PORT TaW'sbi el = o.
Teaehnar editor - the georaeioWn
Ssas. sud 81 D. Wilson ~ Wilson
= $1,000. real estate pnilHuthf9piHfs
Stopped or here 0a tHsif way ga
the Olympic mountains
gHAkGEH The North EoaHi
railway has really begun fbe grad
ina ~ lfs ruadbed Dn the south eide
81 aHipes mountain.
CuEuAtfH# a y Rice superior
judge ~ Lewis. Pacific lH1 Wah-
hiakum counties. 10 . candidate for
supreme judge
NORTH YAKIMA Deputy ehar-
iffa flKsstf and Edwards bad a
fierce running fight win fwo sup
pasna horse thieves last night. one
If hom. with several bullets lp hiH
body BE- iu a local has riial
Aberdeen The council last
uiaht granted franchise 30 p e.
Ench Tor an Independent telephone
system. NJ Sands. ~ The Sunset
Telephone company. made q hard
fight against the grant
TACOMA Petitions are being
circulated iH the Third Wafd asking
the council 20 ousf Councilman Com
rad
HrMAs Mayor clark haa closed
the &. y. saloon and made Vholsaais
arrests 81 the gamblers who made
their headquarters there Prank
Myers. town marshal. vas convicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
STEPMOTHER HELD FOR
BEATING CHILD TO DEATH
ACCUSED OF lNrllerlNe IN.
HUMAN roRruRUs ON Llr.
Tia ONE AND THEN HIDING
pABI's nopN.

Special Correspondence 10 The
star.
NoUNGsroWN. q. tulN IA
thful of haffot has been ysnsed ~
tbia community by the kllllns ef
Z -year-eld Fisls Anderson, who vac
beaten g. death ~ her strRmether
Ms Ituuta Andersen.
Two seata oKa the wife ~ Hans
Anderson tiled and another woman
came ffum Denmark 90 marry hiu,
Coroner kltHe SAYS tho tase ~
the murdered child h. the MOST hor=
rlels Ia his experience. Mra An
dsfsen eeufessss that she caused
Ft@les death. Thc coroner found
the little obcs teiy covered from
head 10 foos With bruises. There
was . sfcal red welt around the
neck ana lho hands were cruelty
iaeefafrd. apparently IN an effort 10
ward of she fatal blows Patches
81 skin were tern from the chiid =
back and nt the eoruer - one r3e
was hele apparently made hE the
head % NATL The pastsmorscm
examination showed that there VAS
30 food IN the stomach or lagge ins
trsgines Nelxhbo5s talt 81 having
seen hioad- stained handakea hung
en- shs feace
In her confession Mrs. Anderson
declared the utmost dsyuliaH Co her
stepdaughteF. but said the thild had
MADE het angry she vas Grassy
ever tha preteeaiien ard had beat
en- the little one numerically with
a lath Elsie VAS put q tsi and
hiaicn from hes father. she pisked
the haadaass from heF wounds. The
result VAS mere heAiiuks 20 iucfeas-
inK severity.
Thrss weeks q this treatment the
child endured and then PASSED from
earth Then Anderson urat learned
% the cunditian % affairs aud noii-
fled the police.
I ala net aee Elsie n those three
weeks hs said ~Afy wife said she
Vas tending g the children. and It
MAS nsns q ms business
Anderson says hls wife locked
herself "a a Foom aad saturated her
el0thsng With ksfosxne with thc In
tsution Of committing suicide. but
Re eFeke in ard eysfpqWersd hsg
bSfore she haa applied the fnaiea
Seixhhegs declare that while Mrs.
Andersen Vas much given "a neigh
hoFhooa quasr~ls sire has shown no
evidences q insanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
"A Ruined Lite"

A. the Third Aveauc thsaiet. Tho
AyieaWofgh company euntihmea To
pfeseni the rumantie eypsY PLAY.
A Ruined life
startlns sunday night. fef The
laaf ueek a their Summer season.
ihr company alii offer Huaaef the
ciiv Lamps plaY III . Naw
Yesk aay hf dsy. and enc that will
call "a mind recent useioafamaflc
happenings that have occurred after
daylight Ia New YORK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
BLACK FOR THE
COMMON

EVERETT. July lt--At the state
liar association meeting yesterday
the maai important paper read We
emo on legislative methods b.
Henry Mclean. ~ Mount Vernon
Mclean advocated the appointment
OF "a tribunal 60 draf, laws Tor the
legislatures.
Judge nlack. of Everett sritioisi
the theory. maintainiuH hat TIE
common people knew what ihty
wanted and should form their own
laws
The steamer Hattie Hansen has
declared war ON the new steamer
CAmana on the ran between Ever
ett aud Whidby island points. an.
uuunclnF a fafe 81 cents.
MANY forest fires nu again re-
roried IN ths adiacent forests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
WANT surreR SERVICE.

Tho Rainier Valley Improvement
uluh. 81 4 nectius held last night
appointed committee e. confer
nifh che Officials ~ the Seattle.
A,enton a Southern railroad with a
lew ~ procuring an Increase ln the
car service en- the company line.
Al effort VIII DO made &C. indnre
the company Co put 0u a 10 minute
service M addition ~ the throuFh
express tfnins, and 60 stop letat
ttalnH at an street ctarHlnEa. The
club also nd0fssd the pure water
petition drawn by the giiIscna Pure
water committee. aakinH fut The fes
..eaI ut the Cedar river firbtaat-wak,
stant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
All Aboard for Hood
Canal tomorrow

On the magnificent excursion
steamer state q Washington. ieAv.
Tag Pier at : o'clork sharp tnmors
row tsundayl morning The round
trtg fare sor this beautiful ride on
the sound u 81. With q stop q half
an hour ~ Everett Sandwiches
and light refreshments served on
ths steamer Return 70 Seattle
about midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

sioux CITY. Ia. July wv. r.
Royce. maehiaint foF the siguN city
Electric company. has iusi hsen
married 70 Loretta Patton Handrigk-
san. daughter - she veman whom
he shot 20 death - wears aso Nhils
in a jealous fsEe noves has thus
utade a curious reparstiea ie TIRE cF-'
phaned sifi Who VAS hsfrft q her
mother through hfs act
Royce uas hug ~ years ED when
~ hsrauss infatuated with a rFrtty
wldoN. SrlIlr pntton she asa not
return hls affs liaas ard tartns =
spree he kfisd neg and NaH scat 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
MARR/ES DAUGHTER OF
WOMAN He MURDERED

thr peniisntlarY fer n years tiis
mother and Sister. who are hlHhlF
respected aud influential. believed
ths bes vas reformed. secured NE
Parrots ana later his pardon aftrf he
haa served thrve years
lie was welcomed back BY his
oii associates Esd siVen a rae ros
sifisn having learned mechanical
snstntrrtua ahIis iu rfiauA Loo
settA kat been adopted ~ q rrnfns
iaeat farmsf banned Msnftc kann
usar here nnYss called on hsf
brother. Andrew. and later eu hef.
aith ths result thai they are now
SnaFfiad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
MAN
ASSAULTED

ABERDEEN July ~ An -,
counter between unIU i1aesats.
meu ana men employed ~ Eas -.
Gmfa Ifafbof Efes edHae esnfan.
tvo dafs 30 fH ahisH several -.
rests Hefr made Has faI9aed y.
day hg au uurfasnae1 aasami an
james - kIry ore ~ re men h
the employ af fhs company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
SEE
FRENCH FOURTH

PARIS. 1ulf 1.-THE t.ouEN rsths
sttsness tnasY ths review a tFeaps
1urfnE the celebration q fhe fail
% the hasti,s Ihef oesupisa = hes
With rfeaIHrHt Hsaiilefsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
THE THEATERS


The enlargement IT the San ffan'
cisco opera company Ia Robin
AnodH continues Until SUNDAY nisht
The company Nill be remembered.
far an have proven satisfactory, ana
have made lsatins impressions Ia
everything they have rssAYed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

devoted 20 comic opera IN April
the Stewart Opera company VII
BEGIN f permanent season here a.
the brand aud will he known hn The
Seattle Opera company
Russell 4 Drew siiI soon tahea
over tHo Seattle tha1ief aud sill
give nIl Raif 4 Hnflin'a Htifhc.
lions The Thifi Avenue Nill pc
used f0r miscellaneous perform.
aufsH.
The Moore fheHtef will De- loeHt
ed s.nf the Washington hotel and
Wlil4aFe seating capacity 81
about 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

many telephones started nfsa. enc
bsinu tn ths plant nf th~ Parry
Nsnufartufins eampanF. tut thsY
we're autekiF rnttnxaian~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

aud associates. aud Niii be under
the management 81 John Cert
The Moore thoatrr vii open the
ueasou vt 1907 aud be ready Tor The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
IS
ELECTROCUTEO

INDIANAPOLIS. talY ia-Fasrcl-
uian T0tsy was stsetrnrutsa thts
nafulnx. while az boz signal sta
ton. TIE wIrr burned eat and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

fall list OF high class vaudeville
y hieh Mt Coft expects 10 bhnH To
Seattle
a. the future the 0faua vii be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
The Lester Tone Is Rich, Brilliant,
Sympathetic, Imaginative

which the finest materials lnfin
&c skin IN manufacturing unite 70 make this unate
able with time ona beauty. allied with sustain
power and very exceptional durability makes the Lester
Plano what particularly delightful musical instrument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

PULLMAN Railroad iahorsFa are
Deserving their lohs for the mere
lucrative johN 81 the harvest fields
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

~ running me poker rams ana
stHeflns victims there far a tahe-
Off 10 wee dirmIsasd ffnu affios
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
xwnMr q INF'S PIANO HOUSE nmd /
The CeCiIidn
Mechanism

but this has the patent
piano steel Phosphar rousc
chambers valves aud
this action instead
the difficulties oecasioned BY
dampnsaa which less fro
queny wooden oand 10 All other piano play
81 nechausms
Of Action touch" Which absolutely
perfect
81 a chord wth
power exceeding decsey whichever he
required before been attained play
e construction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

The uss hill ai the star thsatef.
heaiuuinz NuaaeY afternoon and
running all The sesk. vii 30 =
aplrnalA uffsFias Headed - Haffy
l.aRaar q Co. ia The Sailor aud
tbs Hoaa. the blll slll laeiada the
following
Lose. In xflophonr solos Glfs
della fsmllf. Ia difficult acruhaiia
feafh. Funlaneiii. the automatoa
wnndrFs sHtsEapoFaneous IsoSfrr
act usonoiogne bY CARTS Lane. the
staraaraps in nsw muvtnk pictures
znd the popular PETER DunsNofsa
IN an illustrated uans nexsf sung a
= iocai tNratar before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
PIRATES BOARD
BRITISH SHIP

CANTON. July ffz#Tlf Hflusa
ship aalHHu vac attacked by p.fatss
yrsfefdaf Dr Mcdonald Haa Killed
aud capt toslyn ana four sikh
were Injured
LONDON. July u May Sutton
and Miss Storey today defeated
Misses Garfltt and Boucher N ne
semi final doubles FOR the Weleh
championship today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

The uoaFr gheatef wiii be ths
name ~ ths nsw plaf hause n 80
attie % BE- built - James A Moors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

h Tar IN advance u All others,
Never buy without seeing the
sohmor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-04
OUR EMMETT A LEADER
Roosevelt Finally Caught
Up With Emmett Dowdel on
Taxing Fortunes.

Iowa Falls, Ia, May 2.-Robert
Emmett Dowdell, a former resident
of this place, but now a newspaper
man. real estate agent aud politician
Of South Dakota, has just been on
a visit to eastern Iowa, and on his
way home was induced to talk poll
tics, he having trained with the
populists. democrats and other
parties.
In speaking OF President Roose-
vell's recent policy of taxing for
tunes, Mr.. Dowdell says he was the
original fortnne-taxine advocate.
81 proposed this very thing twelve
years ago. he said, when l was a
member Of the South Dakota lepisla-
ture. / introduced a bill to tax
mortgages and bank deposits, but
everyone called me long whiskers,
"hayseed' and pop and declared
the bill I proposed would do credit
to a lunatic. And I was squelched.
"But now the president has come
to my way Of thinking, and they say
I have turned republican and am
standing with Roosevelt. The facts
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-04
Sealed Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by o..
%. Browne, Secretary of Building
Committee Of /. O. O. f. lodge, at
Mt. Vernon, S. D., up to u O'Clock
M, Saturday, May 18th, for the cree
tion Of tWo-story brick or cement
block building, 24x9O feet, according
to plans and specifications now on file
at First National Bank, Mt. Vernon,
at Office Of Mt. Vernon Milling Co.
and at Office Of S. G. Wherry, archi-
tect, Mitchell, s. D.
Said bids to be both with and with
out foundation. All bids to be ac-
companied by certified check for $3.50.
Committee reseryse the right tore
ject any and all bids.
Robert Roantree,
Pres. Bldg. Com.
@. 2. Browne,
Secsy..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-04
A Gallery Of Foreeries.
Paris possesses a very fine gall

Paris possesses q very tine gallery Of
modern masters, largely of the Bar
bizon school, not one of which is genu-
inc. 1T is to the painter Harpignies
that France is indebted for this queer
collection of the spurious. Passing
through the kue de Vanguard one dag.
his eye caught some in Il
window. They were all signed by
prominent names. including his own
and every signature was forged. Pas;
ing inside, the list became more extel-
sive, and the painter found himself in
the presence of false Corots. Diazes.
Daubignys. L%ancrets, 1sabeys. Men
villes and even English Turner's. The
revelation of his own identity enabled
Harpignies to- become possessed Of this
collection for something less than the
proverbial old song, and it may now
be inspected by those interested il
such matters at the state furniture de.
pot, where It is preserved as a kind Of
high water mark in sophistication.