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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
NAMES OF DAYS.
The Latin and Snxon Terms From
Which They Are Derived.

The Lntin and Snxon Terms From
Which They Are Derived.
Our names for each day are derived
from the Saxons, who probably bor-
rowed the week from some eastern
people, substituting names of their
own divinities for those of the elias
steal gods. MS is easily seen when the
names are tabulated:
Latin. Saxon. English.
Dies Solis....... SUMS day.. Sunday.
Dies l.unne..... Moons day.. Monday.
Dies Martis. .Tiw's day.. Tuesday.
Dies Mercurii.. Woden's day. Wednesday.
Dies Jovis...... Thors day. :. Thursday.
Dies Neneris... Frga's day! Friday.
Dies Saturni. .Seterne's day. Saturday.
Among the nncients the belief in the
Influence OF the planets upon the life
Of men was SO strong that many in Sc
Letting their daily ornaments would
wear only the gem associated with the
planet of the day. Thus on Sunday
only yellow gems and gold should
adorn the fingers. Pearls and white
stones, excepting diamonds, belonged
to the Moon day. Tuesday. day of Mars,
claimed rubies and all stones of fiery
luster. Thursday, Thor's day, demand
ed amethysts and deep colored stones
OF sanguine tint, while Friday, DOM
mated by Venus, reigned over the en-
erald. color of jealousy, which is loves
shadow. Saturday. Dedicated to Sat
urn, Oldest of the gods, had for Its
distinctive tallsman the most splendid
of all gems. the Chicago
Record Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
How Tlmea Have Changed.


THE times are changing" said
Bailif William Phipps. you know
they used to say that you could
always look around and see white
horse whenever you spied a red
headed woman. Generally, too. it
was true. It's different now.
81 was walking the Circle yester-
day anw sa wa girl so red headed
that I'd be willing to take ont
fire insurance on her. l looked
aout for the proverbal white horse,
and discovered nothing but six au-
,tomobiles. Verify, the times are
changing. indianapolis News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27

Inquire of the young people; they
know every thing.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24
CHAPTER XIV.

Throughout the night succeeding his
interview with Quinton Quave in the
l1oxton Road Valerius was much dis
turbed his thoughts were ever dwell
ing with regret on the scene which
had passed between him and his cousin.
And though his wrath was still stirred
by her obstinate refusal to credit.
George Bostock's guilt, yet he remained
acutely conscious Of the cruelty and in
justice with which he had behaved to
her He therefore resolved to call in
the morning upon Olive that he might
ask her to forget his bitter words, that
he might implore her to pardon him /;
that he might prove to her the error she
had made in believing Bostock's in
nocence i'll spite of his deathbed desposi-
tions.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24
CHAPTER XXXIT.

Next day before rising, Valerius had
the morning papers brought him, and
hurriedly opened them one after an
other. read in all the same account of
George Bostock's progress towards re-
covcry. The comments which were ap-
pended he left unhceded, only the actual
state of the patient interested him, and
this failed 10 disturb the calm which had
set in upon him as a result OF the long
hours of mental combat he had endured
the previous night.
The carly afternoon was spent in
reading old letters long stored away
for something they contained i'll them
selves, and which he now burnt And
as his eyes dwclt on them it seemed
as if old friends came back, old DAYS
returned. Various chapters in his life
opened out before him as Il book; some
almost forgotten, others remembered
well, but seen now in a new light
4 light which had come TOO late
And as the flames consumed each
separate sheet it was as though a year
OF his existence had escaped his grasp
had changed to ashes and turned tc
nothingness, until but a memory re-
mained of the past which had seemed
so eventful, freighted as it had been
with a thousand incidents of the in
ward rather than the outward life. This
task was in itself wrenching of the
past from the present; a farewell tc
what had been and might be never
more; burying of the dead And the
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24

Park Corner when the shrill cry of a
newsboy made him suddenly pause; he
had caught the name of George Bostocll
and Immediately concluded the publish
er's death was being announced. But
while Valeriua stood with ears strained
TO catch the words which were being
shouted a friend joined him
This said the latter, a military man
with fresh face and gray hair, this
is strange news about Bostocl."
His death?' gasped Valerius.
His death-why, there would be
nothing unexpected in that"
What then?' Galbraith asked.
ellis probable recovery"
'lmpossible" exclaimed Galbraitf.
at seems there's nothing impossible
to science nowadays--read for YOURSELF
answered the military man, handing an
evening paper he had just bought to
Valerius.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24
synopsts of Precedlne khanters

Olive Dumbarton after the egal separation from
her brutal husband. becomes successful authoress
and lives quietly with her daughter, Veronica in
HeNtun Road, st. Johns WOOD London. Her hus-
band secretly returns 10 London and by letter makes
further demands for money. Her cousin Valerius
GulbrMthi man Of independent wealth who has
been In love with her since early youth, calls say
farewell before starting on "trip TO Egypt A fort
night later Olive Dumbartou Is found In her library
holding dagger over the dead body of her husband.
she arrested ana held for trial and detectives are
put on the case George Bostock the publisher, and
Naerius Galbrah take an active interest I'm she IN
Wstigatons. and the former Il shad0wed by Inspector
MackwOrth. Angela Mez2a, an Italian woman swears
to Mrs Dumb0rton and Inspector Mackworth that the
murder was committed by her husband. After follow
Ing many clues, however. the Inspector hnds that
Mezza died IN hospital several hours before the muir
der OF DumhartOn. George BOstOck Is rtn over by "a
horse and upon being assured that he viii shortly die,
sWears before witnesses that he Is the murderer
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24

are not considered to be very far dis
tant from each other"
And so on, though other reports are
more encouraging. The export trade
from the Amazonia is constantly in
creasing.
The two states of Rio de Janeiro and
Sac Paulo may be described as one vast
coffee estate. Coffee forms half, in
value, o. the total exports of Brazil. 1t
is three times the value of our tobacco
exports and ive-sixths that of our iron
and steel. 1t surpasses the entire tea
output of China, India and Ceylon.
Rio is destined to be supplanted as the
capital of the country. The Brazilian
congress has chosen beautiful plateau
in the central State of Goyaz as s&e
for the new capital, which in time viii
be connected by rail with all the states,
some of which at present are almost in
accessible.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24

Therefore soon after the breakfast,
which he had scarcely touched, he set
out for the Hoxton Road, his cab passing
that containing Quinton Quave on his
way to visit Mackworth; Valerius, all
unconscious of the younger mans mis-
sion, or of the consequences to which
it was destined to lead.
On arriving at his Cousins house Val
erius pushed open the gate and entered
the garden.
Disposed as he was toward depres-
sion that day, the bleak exterior of the
house filled him with a melancholy deep
er than he had felt before, and to rid
himself OF this impression he sought
to enter quickly and fercely pulled the
bell. Its sounds, loud and violent at
first and gradually subsiding, sounded as
distinctly to his ears as if the place were
deserted. After long pause he was
about to ring a second time when the
door was opened and a servant stood be-
fore him.
In answer to his question he was told
that his cousin was unable to see any
one.
rs Mrs. Dumbarton III" he inquired,
anxiously.
eyes, sir. DR.. Ouave was sent for
yesterday evening, and he says she must
not leave her room for some days or be
disturbed"
lie was in no humor to visit his club
and meet his fellow men, his mind being
all unhinged and having nothing in com
mon with the idle interests that amused
them, and yet he shrank from solitude
where he felt himself the unprotected
prey of thoughts that gnawed his heart
and bereft him of peace. lie therefore
walked for hours along roads ant
avenues, through squares and streets
always in the centre of crowds that dis
tracted and bore him company without
personally intruding on him.
Leaving Pail Mall, he hurried through
St James Park on his way to Knights.
bridge, and had got as far as Hyde
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24

pain which it brought lay deep in his
heart, but was accepted by him as part
of that which he had set himself to ac-
complsh.
AS he lay back in his chair before his
desk, the despair that blinds hope, fet-
ters JOY and crushes vitality came upon
him; but striving to rise above these
feelings, he set himself to his task. He
had already destroyed such traces and
mementoes of his past life as he deemed
too sacred for other eyes to look upon
when he had gone. And next he made
will leaving pensions to his servants,
dividing his valuables among a few
friends, and bequeathing all else he
possessed to Olive Durnbarton.
1t was hard that while in the enjoy
ment OF vigor and vitality he should
happen a few hours later, when men
would count him among the dead. He
was intelligent enough to know life
could not end here, and the dread of
what might come was full upon him.
Yet he did not finch from his purpose.
With overwhelming sadness he be-
gan a letter to his cousin, whom he
might never see again, and whom he
addressed now for the last time And
while he wrote the pain and despair
within him grew until tears blinded his
eyes and fell upon the page More than
once he laid down the pen as if unable
to continue, and then again began, eager
to finish his task, yet reluctant to say
the final word farewell to her he loved.
And this was what he wrote:
"My Dear Olive-I begin by ifnplor-
| ing you &c forgive me for the cruel
wrong have done you, which now, at
this late hour, I am going to repair.
When a few days ago you said George
Bostock had not committed murder,
your woman's instinct was right; your
faith in him was justified, for it was I
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24

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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24
IN THE SHADOW
OF SHAME
By Fitzgerald Molloy
Copyright by E Fitzgerald Molloy.

a wish it we're some one else's duty
than nine said Quinton.
That it's your, IS clear enough.
Recollect, if Galbraith is innocent your
words can do him no HARM and II he
is gtilty-well, he deserves to be hanged
for it"
That's what | dread"
For he has not only taken Dunn
barton's life, but has allowed an inno-
cent woman to lie under the charge,
and accepted the greatest sacrifice a man
could make from Bostock See Mack
worth without further delay; tell him
what you told me, and let him act as he
thinks best. That's what you must do,
my boy"
Quinton saw that he must set aside
his own feelings and fears and act in
the manner his father suggested.
Therefore, half an hour later, while the
October sun was struggling to overcome
a fog that suddenly had gathered above
the great city, he approached the in
spector's house, dispirited at the pros
pect of the interview he sought He
found Mackworth in his little sitting
room, the sombreness Of which was re-
lieved by great fire, in front OF which
Shawn gtood noiSiy barking.
Sit down SIR the Inspector said.
You have something Of Importance to
tell me or am much mistaken.
Yes. replied Quinton, gravely,
Something which has Just happened
Then, sir Mackworth remarked
let me hear it without delay"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24

"What happens when Greek meets
Creek" asked the teacher.
"Dey ak each udder how's de peanut
biz" answered an observant youth.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-24
AcENrs--RRAND NEW

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Furniture Shoe Also so other merltorlous ladies'
specaltes Quick sales, htg profits. We pay you TO
secure new aeents.-men or women. FAIR MFG. CO.,
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-09
SOC HOSIERY 29c.

This lot of hosiery is what is known as sample
hosiery Is a lot that picked up at big discount
because they have beer used samples. This means
that will the finest selection OF styles that
offered Cairo, and made for sample hosiery.
they strictly good In this lot will find fine
lauze lace designs designs fancy designs
CoIors-In fact you will find nearly style that
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Remember that this is all Topsy Hosiery which
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The state herald., 1907-12-20

another mau chance. For his own
part Mr.. Bryan has no objectiol to 4
third nominative term and there is no
good reason to believe that he would
ever rest content with three strikes and
out.
Throughout the East it is already
pretty generally understood that the
Denver brand on the democratic mule
is to nothing more than refurbishing
of the one it has worn for two seasons.
We don't want to start thus early any
quarrel with the man wlo is to carry
the flag of our city-there will be enou-
gh of that later ol-but if it is to be a
war of precept, with Bryan and his
three tries, why not apply in the Roos-
evelt case that other good oil fashion
ed admonition, Always hoe out your
row."
Mr.. Roosevelt as the man with the
hoe has succeeded well enough to salts
fly about everybody who is not in touch
with Wall street; is there any logic
that Mr.. Bryan can present against
him finishing all he has begun? Mr.
Bryan has charged that it is his row OF
corn that is being hoed, but also he ad'
mits that the hoe has been well man
ned SO far; Has the nation any right
to believe that Mr.. Bryan could do a
better job?
So there you are. Mr.. Roosevelt; &c
on and hoe out your row.-Denver Re
publican.
The state herald., 1907-12-20
SUMMONS,
'iefh Oh District court.
Phillips county, Culorad,
[SEAIl
county Of / HiiIips, -

SthhoNgs
state of Colsrndo,
county Of lhiIiips,
In the county court
The Huber Manufacturing Company plaintiff
IS " 7 kortrght defendant
The People Of the state of Colorado.
To W F Kortrisht the defendants above nan
ed greeting
You ace hereby required to appear in NJ
action brought against you by The gbov,
unmcd plnintiT In the county court OF Phil
lps county. STATE OF ColoroIo, and ansWe
The comp'aint therein within twenty day
after the service hereof. II served within III,
county; or. II served out of this county. oi
b. publication. within thirty days after III
service hereof, exclusive OF the day of ser
vice: OF Judgementby by default viii be tnkeI
igalnst you according To the prayer OF III,
complaint. And II u copy OF the complain
in the above enlitled action BE- not serve,
aith this summons. or II the service hereo
q made cut q TINS state, then ten days nd
litiunal to the time hrI einbef,fc specific
Tor appearance aud answer will br allowed
before the taking Of Judgement by drfauli
rs aforesaid.
The said action Is brought TO recover frum
lh. defendant tho sum OF tICyy with Inteir.
thereon nj the rate Of 10 PER cent per annuu
from the ard day Of January isgi on three Ger
ain promiSsory notes oAeeutci and delivered b,
the defendant To the plaintiff aud also To fore
Close onr certain mortgage deed upon the soull.
west qua,ter tsN4l Of section twenty six $50
IN township nine tpl north OF range forty -ioul
a. west Of the 9th ,. m, In Ia. county oi Phil
lips, state of Colt tndo. executed and dtliyrT,s
by the defendant 10 the plaintiff.
A-Will more fully HrpoRr from the complaint
In rnid action L. which reference is here made
And YOU are here y notified that II yol
nii To appear. aud to answer the sand CON
plant rs above required, III, SAID plmntin
viii take default and Judgement u prayed
IN complaint.
GIVEN under my hand and tie seal Of the sait
county court nj llolyokr. Colo., IN said coun
~, this day OF Dec. A u lgIi.
W, q. HtLLASD,
The state herald., 1907-12-20

a Greeley minister used at Christ
mas TO be inundated with good things.
oa ore occasion an enormous turkey
was sent by member OF the congre.
gaiion; hut as the minister's wife had
already provided for the Christmas din.
ner, the bird was sent 10 the market
and sold. a passerhy, see ny SO fine d
specimen, sad: "Nhut splendid tur,
key! Just the thing for a. preacher,
ainnrr!' and IL WAS again sent To him.
The wife .eat /; n again to the mar,
kct whore arothrr fricId was strucl
with the proportions Of the turkey
purchased it and sent il back again
at is clear this turkey is meant foi
Us, % SO 1t WAS not rejected any nor,
-Ex.
The state herald., 1907-12-20

Attorney General Dickson has won
his first battle with the "big stick"
and the Colorado grocery combine Il
now cnjoingd from fixing combine pric.
Is on their goods. When the attorney
general commenced the action which
has resulted in this order from the
court, many lawyers sheol; their heads
mud raid 1t could rot be dcnc IN the ab.
sguge ~ a 8iarute but 1t has been cone
30 FAR 10 the District court 10 concern,
cd and Il truuaiu5 10 be- seen what our
supreme court win say.
Attorney General Dick1on will not
writ 10 sec what the supreme court
will ray about Il but will soon proceed
TO 80 after other trusts of the atntc
and the coal trust will probably be the
next 10 h.ar iror i'm. Ne deserves
Efyas .hing hold Of this
hatttt pgppc what
eau q. a. au4 without stat
Ute.
The state herald., 1907-12-20
A las SUMMON ;.

state of Colorado. a.
County Il Philips,
In the district Court
Daniel Roth, plaiLtti, vs. a olcon, ue,.nc'
ant
lhc Pee pl of the state Of Colorado,
To Z A Olsen
The defendant above named Greeting
You are hereby required 10 appear in TN
nc!ion brought against you by the aDoN,
named plaintiff IN tnc district &C urt OF hi
lips county state OF Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein Within twenty duys
Al ter the ser ice hereof, il served WITHIN TIN
county or. II served out OF this cIuhty or by
publication, within thirty days after the ser
wee hereof, exclusive of the day of service
1r judgement by default will be taken a
sninst you according TO the prayer She
,Jmplmnt. And II II copy OF the complaint
in the above entitled action be not serve,
With this summons. or If the service hereol
De made out Of this state. then ten days nd
iitional to the time hcreinDefore specific,
FOR appearance and answer Will be allowed
before the taking OF Judgement by default
As ufn esaId.
The said action is brought to en- force the spe
c. fc performance Of contract of sale Of tn
following described real property, towit: Til
vest half OF section 23. IN tpwush'p7, north o.
range H. west OF the 9Th =, m. iu the county o
Phillips and state Of Colorado. The plainti
alleging that the defendant made an agreemen
IA writing to convey the said land, aud now n
uses SO To do. That the plaintiff is damaged il
the sum OF 500
As will more fully Appear from the complain
IN said action 10 which reference is here made
And you a'e hereby notified that If yo,
iail to appear, and to answer the said con,
plant rs above required the said plaihul
vii take default and Judgement NJ prayed.
Given under NY hand and the seal of III
said district court at Holy oke, Colo, in sal,
county, this Is day of December \. ID. 1907.
". q. HELLAND.
Clerk of District court,
lSEALl Phillips county. Colorado
The state herald., 1907-12-20
The Man viii The Hoe

Mr. Bryan has been prompt to say
that Mr., Roosevelt 10 right in refusing
third term which In his case would be-
only a second elective one. Mr. Bryan
b nue ,Aas.Os lp tc viewed 90 disln.
terestcd Judge, but aside from that It
woali be interesting u know by what
rule he reaches hIB conclusion.
For bio oHn NE motto the LIncunlRn
seems 10 have taken that old school .y
prectpg M at fret you don't 5ucc pd
try. trg again" Really in hiB case
there are 20 be- three uira. Maybe he
thin hat Nf Roosevelt hnn tried 70
hnri and succeeded nent enough that
b can afford 10 quit Try Ing and rive
The state herald., 1907-12-20

The regular freight from he west wa.
laid up at Holyoke yeaterday and tn
crew was taken to Madrid Neb., I,
take G. W. Holdrcge and his special
car to Ho!dregc. deb. His car ha,
b en- set out at Nadrid yesterday morn.
jig and soon after he received telegram
announcing serious siclI css in his fam.
ily at Omaha.
The state herald., 1907-12-20
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

lnliphg. Colo, Doc lgIi
Eoaid met iuruhni 10 adjournment rir.pnt !
a r'fR ,lHiimhH " g. iisll,i hnd iirnp Mlifl.
~ commissioners alh ilnan k'thfrhtk
Mihuirs "f laFi m,ptii q rrad HHd Rrrmtpi,
ihn iulluvinr claims luf lrftit,s 40 lufp, e Ia
,,uitN ,uuii ptir RllDNad
n buefufrt ibHI
The state herald., 1907-12-20

Mr.. Toward from Nebraska is visit.
ing his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Howard
of Holyoke, and his sister, Mrs. J. W
Jewell