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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-29

Warm Weather.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-29

Feminine Head-wcar.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-29

We are authorized to announce
J. a. COCHRAN
a Candidate for the ofnce Of Representa- i've
of Greene County in the STATE Legislature.
subject to the action of the Democratic Party.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-29

The HERALD s.. autrnri7ed - announce
Il, d. COCHRAN
AS n candidate to- Tue Oluec Dt Tax Assessor
OF Greene County. subject To the action Of tn0
Democratic PartieS.r
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
MOVE ON! MOVE ON!
we Have Been DOinq Police Duty in EYery Department

All Laggards and Loterers Given the Move
On Move On" Sign. We must be custodians of
our own stock, we must compel tagends oddments
and endments to "Move On" No Loitering-no
delaying-no untimely staying. Goods must
move on in this store, stagnaton is the death of
trade.
No inert, torpid, lazy stock here When lines
become broken-when pieces dwindle to remnants
when odds and ends crop up, they are not allowed
to accumulate. We get busy doing police duty.
We go after them with the big stick and prices
radically and effectively lowered. What is the
natural result? What happens to seasonable de-
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
Move On" To the WOmen'S
keckWear

A few embroidered wash stock
in linen, lawn and lace, 25c
value 80. ... -. l9c
Women's embroidered wash
stocks in heavy linen, fine lawn
and lace, soc quality. .25c
Women's embroidered turn
over collars, linen, small sizes
only, 25c quality ... ......I9c
A few odd colors in womens
leather strap books, soc quality,
25c
Evening journal., 1907-08-17

sirabIe, fashionable goods when they are priced
way below their regular value? They "Move On"
and they move at pretty lively gait
These are the facts Of the store we have TO tell
today
but the figures are the interesting part Of it.
Remember-its time for all summer goods
to go-Fall goods are pushing them from behind
They must Move Remember, all sorts Of
oddments and endments Of staple lines have re-
ceived "Move On" orders and will leave the store
in triple quick time.
The Outward Movement begins Monday
Morning, 8 A. Nj
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
Move On''
To the Mems Clothing

There's no chance for summer to lin
ger in the lap OF fall here. The
new Fall Suits and Overcoats that
are now beginning to arrive are
demanding room and then more room.
The result is that the price on the
summer suits that remain has been
pushed down so that it will push the
suits out. If you've never had the pleas
ure Of wearing a suit of our clothing
there's a treat in store for you. The
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
Move On"
To the Drapery Department

White curtains, Swiss, dots,
stripes or figures, I6c quality ..I4c
2Ic quality ... ....ISc
Silkolines, all good patterns, I2Hc
quality ... ... &c. -. ........ &c
Flowered sateen, 15c quality
I2Hc; I2Hc quality for ........Ioc
Ruffed net curtains,
SIPS to $3.50 pair
Ruffed Swiss Curtains,
S5c to $3.50 pair
Irish point curtains,
$3.50 to SI2.oo pair
Novelty lace curtains, hang to the
sill 49,. -. ... ...SI.75 pair
Cross stripe curtains, $3.50 quail
ity, $500; $500 quality, 81. so; $3.50
quality, $500; $500 quality, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
'MOve On" To the ChiIdren's Underwear

The copper this section had thought for the children when
they ready for school again. and hunted things that
would be vey useful to them He also insisted that the
prices should be extremely low and here's the result OF his efforts
Boys Babrggan Shirts, long sleeve, sizes to regular
price 2sc special price this week only
Chdren gauze pantae sizes IS to values 1sc
Evening journal., 1907-08-17

the weldesed probabyfbuy their
clothing this Why shouldn't you?
fancy stripes pads checks grey, blue
erges black clay Thbets unfinished
prices
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
Move On"
To the Basement

Nursery refrigerators, $3.50 ........... .$2.25
Nursery refrigerators, $2.25 ............$ Sis
Croquet, Soc, 9oc $I.oo ........5 5oc 6oc, 75c
Porch Rockers, $I.5o ........ 80. 80. ...S5c
Garden Hose, 4-ply; I5c #. .........Sc f.
Steamer Chairs, $I.oo ... ... ... .....65c
Natural stone filters, 7, s. Q gallons; were
S2.75, $3.50, $4.25; now .$I75, $225, $500
Folding Yacht Chairs, SI.75 ....... .$Ioo
Camp STOOL canvas seat, 35c. ............2oc
Camp stool, carpet seat, soc ..... go. .3oc
aft lawn. bench, $I.5o ..... ... .......S5c
aft. lawn bench, bent wood, $325. .$2.25
About thirty Bergman dolls, half price
Stone water coolers, $40, $I55, $40, now
85c, $I.oo, $I.15
Fancy Scrap Baskets ...... 49,. half price
Evening journal., 1907-08-17

Cnildren's dresses of pink
and blue gingham, sizes 3 to
@ years, were soc; special
price 80. -. -. ......25c
Children's gin 6 h m
aprons, a to II years, regu-
lar 25c value .........I5c
Padded eating bibs, the
regular 25c kind, for ...I5c
Evening journal., 1907-08-17

All Of our light weight suits in
the light shades, coats lined with
a good quality mohair.
$500 Suits reduced to $1,000
$3.50 Suits reduced to S $50
SI2.oo Suits reduced to S 7.5o
Evening journal., 1907-08-17

white with figures, SI5o quality $rIo
Mems White WahTes in white seffgured and stripe as quality
I2Ac
Mems Bathing Suits all plain blue body, trimmed with
either white red white and yellow Oxford grey body with blue
red trimming, quarter sleeve reduced 5000
Mems all wool sleeveless Bathing Suits trimmed with either red
white $225 .............Sz
ali wool Suits lighter weight trimmed with white or red
an unusual value at $za5 Special .$I75
Mems Cotton Ba hing Suits blue trimmed with red white
quarter sleeve the regular value 7c
Mems Cotton ahng Suits plain blue, quarter sleeve 75c quail
Boys all wool Bathing Suits blue, trimmed with white red
reduced
Boys Cotton plain blue, quarter sleeve, soc value
............................ SOC
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
Move On To the Muslin Underwear

s ]. :. :::. q. ::
Cambria Skirts, have four of lace insertion
and edge others have embroidery founce value
NainsooI Nghtgowns chemse neck, trimmed in lace
embroidery and finished with ribbon $500 value.
Skirt of cambria deep founce of embroidery and tucks SHA
S275 value. S225 ~
Skirt of Cambria Lawn ue of lace embroidery and ucks
Nainsook high oundnec
bdy others with medaon SAYS $500 val
.............. $3.50
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
Move On
To the Mems Section

Mems Poros Knit Underwear, Balbrig-
gan color, short sleeves and drawers.
Special price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Mems Grey Cause Underwear, long
and short sleeves and drawers, soc value,
csc
Mems Brown Undershirts, in long
sleeve, soc quality ................25c
Mems Pajamas, in plain white, and
white with figures, $I.oo quality. 49,. .7oc
Mems Pajamas, in plain white, and
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
Move On
To the Waists

A special number of white
Persian lawn waists, trim
med with square yoke of Val
and filet lace insertion and fine
tucks, short sleeve and open
back; were $500 ......$2.75
Another fine quality Of Per
sian lawn waist, short sleeve,
open back, trimmed in German
Val. lace insertion; embroi-
dered front, $500 quality,
S2.75
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
Move On" To the Dress Goods

Grey plaid panamas, 80 inches
wide, the regular soc quality,
S71zc
All-wool mistral, in blue only,
54 inches wide, 75c quality. 6oc
Silk and wool crepe de Paris,
in cream only, 80 inches wide,
regular 75c quality ..... ...5oc
Green and blue mohair checks,
3S inches wide, soc value ....25c
Evening journal., 1907-08-17

Children's Dresses, sizes ?
to @ years, trimmed with
lace insertion, but slightly
mussed from handling, the
regular SI.oo quality =. SOC
WASH HATS, at half price
Some trimmed with lace
and embroidery, others
plain, some are slightly
mussed.
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
Move On"
To the HaRdkerchiefS and
RuffIing

Women's handkerchiefs, linen
and Swiss embroidered edges and
hens, and few lace trimmed, were
25c and 35c ....... .....I21zc
Women's initial handkerchiefs, all
linen, drawn work corners, but only
in the following initials: N, T, R,
w, C and C; regular 25c quality. &C
Black lawn rufhing, with Val lace
edge, I5c quality .......5c yd.
Black taffeta silk plating, with
hair line white edge, for jacket trim
ming, regular price 25c. Spec
ial ..... ...... .....I21ac
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
MEMS REDUCTIONS

$Ioo-Men's tan and gun metal OK
ford ties, reduced from $3.50.
S2.6o-Men's $500 and $500 oxford
ties, including few of the well-known
Banister make.
Evening journal., 1907-08-17

A lew Sizes OF white lawn waists trimmed
with round yoke effect of Val. insertion, open
back, and short, trimmed sleeves, were
Fo.SO -Sp2. so
A Batiste Waist with open back, short
sleeves, trimmed in fine tucks and baby Irish
lace and panel front; $3.50 quality ...$2.5o
White lawn waists, open back, short
sleeves, lace and embroidered yoke, were
S2.25 ... -. 49,. 49,. ...... ...... .SI.5o
Lawn Waists, all Sizes short sleeves, point
lace yoke effect, S2.25 ......... ....$I.25
White Lawn Waists, with embroidery yoke
and tucks, open back, short sleeves, were
SI.25; now ..... ..... ............. ...75c
Evening journal., 1907-08-17

Blue SergeS
$500 Suits .............A$I3.5o
$500 Suits s............-$I2.oo
$1,000 Suits ..........l$ 900
$1,000 Suits ........N$ $50
Mems fine blue serge pants,
finely finished, side buckles and
drawers supporters, regular $500
quality ... -. ............ SAYS
A lot Of cashmere and cheviot
suits, the regular 500 and $40
quality, specially priced at. $500
Evening journal., 1907-08-17
s'M0x1O 0n'' TO THE CHILDRENS
UEVWE VAA WEAR

Children s Dresses ana ClOIIllnS OF dll Niiu
receive as much attention from our buyers
as do those for the grown-ups. If anything,
we are more particular about them because
we know that if we can please the little ones
when they are little, we will have them for
pleased customers when they grow up. In
fact a child can buy anything, anywhere in
this store just as safely as its parents can do.
Evening journal., 1907-08-17

S2.4o-A fresh supply of mems $500
gun metal and patent coltskin oxford
ties, medium and narrow toes.
$I.25---Men's house slippers, genu-
inc alligator, reduced from $500
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
ABOUT OUR VACATIONS.
MT. Gwimbleton to Those Who Con
 template Staying at Home.

With the vacation season DOW fast approaching" said Mir Gwimbleton there comes up as usual the ques. ton of where to go; for Us to decide to go somewhere and then actually go. Too many of us wind up by 1e- ciding that we won't go anywhere this year, but stay at home and rest there, which is the worst mistake we could possibly make.
 The grand benefit of a vacation
 though perhaps we do not all realize
 this, lies not in the enjoyment we get
 out of it at the moment but in the change it gives from our routine
 work and surroundings, and even ile
 very best and ablest of men need this change. Where we shall go Is not
 nearly so important as that we
 should go somewhere away from our
 familiar, accustomed life and surround ings.
 Many tired man has said to himself: Well this year I'll take q good rest in comfort at home, just
 To nothing but rest but only to find himself, when he started work again
 about as tired as when he quit This because really he hadn't got out of the rut at all.
 Tt was pleasant to sit around and do nothing. the first day or two, but after it was the same old story, ana the familiar home surroundings. in city or suburbs, that through the year he had every day wished he could see more of now begin to be rather too familiar. and he begins to finl himself wishing that he had something to do.
 You see 1t wasn't rest he neded so much as 1t was a change. He want sd to let up on the tension, drawing harder and harder on him through the year in the same way. all the time. He wanted to let up on that and feel the joy of freedom from the strain, and let the we'll that he had been drawing on all the year fill up; and he can't do any of these things if he stays around home in the midst of familiar surroundings. for these after the first hay or two are bound to keep up their old familiar impress sion.
 No sir. What he wants to do is 10 cut it. Go somewhere. anywhere. but go away. do something different. get a change.
 There's what you want, a change. and it doesn't make such an eyerlast- ing difference what sort Of a change 1t is.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17

RECEPTION AND SOUVENIRS
 THIS WEEK AT THE JACQUES.

An innovation which will un-
 doubtedly prove very popular with the
 patrons of the Jacques will be intro-
 duced on Friday afternoon, when
 Polls own stock company will give a
 reception on the stage after the mat
 inee performance The afternoon re-
 ception is novelty in this city and
 gives the patrons chance to meet
 the different players of the company.
 The first reception on Friday after
 noon will commence shortly after the
 close of the last act of All the Con-
 forts of Home" and a number of tho
 members of the company will receive
 The new leading woman, Miss Fran els Nordstrom will have an opportm- ity of meeting the patrons of the house, Miss Nordstrom is young actress of much promise and before the summer season is over will un- doubtedly be very popular here. On Saturday evening Manager Pol has arranged to distribute souvenir pho tographs of Richard Gordon Many requests have come from the patrons of the house who attend the evening performances and who are unable to get the souvenirs which are given at the matinees. For this reason Mama ger Poii has consented to give sou yenirs to the Saturday evening au- diences each week. This weeks pro- duction, William Gillette's brilliant "All the Comforts of Home" has made a big hit and the audiences at each performance are highly en- tertained. It is refined, quiet comedy. Miss Jane Tree, who plays the leading role, Evangeline Bender, this week, 1 does excellent work and Is generously | Richard Gordon scores in | the part of Alfred Hastings. The play | is prettily staged. Prices are popular. |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
BOTH OF THEM SATISFIED.
Business Man Had Joke and Book
 Agent Practice.

T wonder" said the tall man in the suit of faded black. If I could interest you in new and cheap edi. ton of the works of Anthony Trol. lope." T don't know" answered the man at the desk. Co ahead and let me hear what you have to. say" The book agent began at once. Every student of literature knows" he said, that Anthony Trollope was one of England's great noveiists. It is true, perhaps. that he wrote for a limited class. And so on, for ten minutes. No. said the man at the desk. turn. ing again to his work. you haven't succeeded in interesting me a bit"
 That's all right" rejoined the tall man in the suit of faded black. replae. Ing the sample volumes in his vaIIse with imperturbable composure. T have just started out canvassing with these books. and I was only practic- ing on you"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
ArtIIIrrr srrErnpt knIed.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. V. !. July 1T-sergeant William BranIgan of the Fifty-sfth company. coast ar tillery. at Fort Hancock. sandy Hook. was struck by New Jersey Central railroad gaIn at the crossing on the bridge at the highlands and hurled about twenty feet He was huTried In an automobile to the ho~pital at sandy Hook. but died ten minutes after arriv- fns fhara
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17

Buttermilk Soap ....... 6c cake Violet and White Rose Perfume ...... 25c OF Verona Rose and Vioette Talcum Powder fine powder with delicate perfume, at 1Oc bottle Regina Manicure Sets in box were soc, Mill End { Large Listerine Mill End Sale price - roc bottle I She'll and Amber Side and Back Combs, Bar cites and Hair Pins. value 19c to soc, Mill End Waterbury colored Views Postal Cards regu- lar price for 5c, complete set ....... 5c ,, Fine Elastic Novelty Belts were $3.5O to $5 each in assorted colors with fancy imported buckles, Mill End Sale price $19S each Draw String Leather Bags, assorted colors, extra size, all shades, Mill End Sale price 45c each White Embroidered Belts assorted buckles, Mill Made up yeranda Hammock Pillow Slips, litho- graph and embroidered designs were 25c and < 5oc' Mill End Sale price ~. 19c each Pkge stamped Pillow Top and Back with terial to finish, Mill End Sale price .. 15c each Stamped Lawn Shirt Waists, with pattern and
 material to finish, were s1, Mill End Sale price 75c Fancy assorted color duck and Laundry
 Bags were 25c to soc each, Mill End Sale
 prlce ....... ...... ..T....' 15c each Pad Military Hose Supporters with straps, all
 colors, Mill End Sale price .. ..... I7c each Best quality Ball Pearl Buttons all sizes, were
 lsc to 35c dozen, Mill End Sale price 1Oc dozen Fine ne, Fancy ,a @ Buckles in Roman, Rose and Eng
 fish gold finish, plain and stone set were soc
 to s3.50, Mill End Sale prices .....,..
 N.......,.... .... 29c, 39c, 69c, soc each
 CHINA DEPARTMENT.
 lo0-p.ece white and gilt Initial Dinner Sets, Mill
 r-hu odie price S1O set Floral decorated 1O-piece Toilet Sets, Mill End
 sale price ....... ...... ..... S2. .OS Thin blown Table Tumblers in fancy and band,
 etching and plain, Mill End Sale price . soc dozen New line fancy Candle Shades. rose and bud
 style. all colors. Mill End Sale price . Dc each Clothes Hampers, the large square kind. regular
 price $3. Mill End Sale. price ... ... Sf0s small Fern Jardneres at ....... 1Oc each Extra thin Japanese China Tea Cups, value 25c
 Mill End Sale price ....... ...... .. I5c each Fancy Table or Night Lamps. Shades and Globe
 n m atph va1ua6 6no ur.z
 oaie pIice ...''.: .....-...... 20c each Fancy Glass Vases for long stem flowers, value
 25e, Mill End Sale price .... ... .... fOc each
 DEMONSTRATION.
 Acme Sleeve Board for ironing ladies' waists
 infants dresses etc. prices -. BOG and 4Oc each
 In basement.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
London store coII.p.e..

LONDON. Ont. July 17.-Caught in the collapse of Crystal hall. a three story brick building In Dundas street. which Is one of the dry goods land marks in this city. more than 100 shop pers and employees in the department stores and in stores in adjoining build ings were buried beneath the ruins Three bodies have been taken out 9th CTS who are yet beneath the many tons of bricks and mortar and who are alive and pleading to be rescued may die before they can be rescued.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
Black Hand Turn. state. Evidence.

HAHNvILLE. Ia. July lT.-The life of Tony Costa. Implicated In the kid mapping and murder of Baby Walter Lamana. was sworn away by Leon ardo GebhIa. who turned traitor on the Black Hand gang to save his own neck Gebba not only positively identified Costa in court. but described in de- tail the Kidnapping of the little boy from his home in New Orleans from the moment Costa. with the promise of two sticks of peppermint candy. lur- ed him from the gate til he threw him into a covered wagon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
Wa.hinrrnn tsiri !. .ni.ia..

WASHINGTON. July II. With s srnan Testament opened at | Corin- thisns ou her drrS~-r. Miss Nellie Gas tle was found dead h~re Gas was flowing fron jes over her head. hofh windows had bepu cIosed and the dor Iorked On a table wss q stamped en- vsiope s5dreS.ed te -Nr Eari Rice. Adsussown. Ma a younr man whon Hh~. cnxtss nst last suuner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
CONVINCING PROOF.
No Disease. if Not Checked. Will Make Such Rapid Hesdway as Dyspepsia-Dr Richards Dys- pepsia Tablets Cheek All
 Troubles of a Dyspeptic
 Nature.

The only tendency Of Dr Richards Dyspepsia Tablets is Co tone and in- vigorate the stomach. enriehing the blood as It eireuiates through the body. thereby giving nourishment to the brain cells. Try it
 Mrs MagEis Preston. 236 woleo;t street. Waterbury. Conn. says. can't praise IT. Richards nyspephia Tab lets too highly for what they did for my young daughter. l had despaire.l of our seeing her well again. hasi beard of IT Richards Dyspepsia Tab- lets praised so highly hy some of ray friends that ! went to Apofhecari.S Hall some time ago and got a bottle Ny daughter began taking them al onee. sni before two weeks had eiaps- ed. WAS delighted to find her on the road to reoovery She Is happy ana well to-day. ! sm constantly prsis- Ing your wonderful remedy
 For ssle hy all druggists. Aecppt 10 ofhsr Prirp la cents F.er potfie Made hy IT. Richari-s Dysvep<ss Tatdef as- seciation. ss ard sS Worth sfrest New YoFk eity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
COMING EVENTS.

July 21-Eagles' grove, second an- nual picnic given by the Artizans Canadiens Francais.
 Aug 1--Mr and Mrs John F. Kicks lancing academy, closing reception md dance.
 Sept 14-Hibernian hall. Grand smoker for benefit of Maurice Con- nor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
Tener to Be Exalted Ru,sr

PHILADELPHIA. July IT. - The grand lodge of Benevolent and Protec. tive Order of Elks after two strenuous business sessions adjourned without having made any announcement as to the result of its elections. It is gener. ally conceded. however. that John K. Tener of Charleroi. Pa. has been chosen grand exalted ruler of the or. der. The only official announcement was that Dallas, Tex. had been chosen ns the place for holding the next con- yention and grand lodge reunion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
Die. on nraek mead uo..,.,,.

cATsKILL. \. r.. July 1T.-In the solitude of the forest on top of Black Head mountain. a high peak in the town Of Cairo. Thomas simpson. for ty-nine years old. Of Brooklyn. one of a climbing party from the Round Top Ravine House. dropped dead at the feet Of bis sons. Albert and Charles.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
Railroad Time Table.

Trains leave West Main Street stasion d FOR BRIDGEPORT AND NEW YORK e:E. T;F7 i.0s .. m i:fe. asto. ea0 ?. m 4 Sundays. s:s7 .. n. to Bridgeport , D m- FOR ANsONIA AND NEW HAvkN-4 e.2S. 5:si. il.es a m; Isos. 3:so. ss07 D mA a FOR WATERTowN-s:a. s:s4 m;l4 a nd FOR THboMAsTox. TosRrscros Axp wINSTED-e.S. io.s a n is1i. ssS[ Tsoo s.S p. m. sundays. s;S . m. sd FOX HARTFORD. sPRINGFrELD. wrr,- LIMANTIc. WORCESTER PRoVl4 DEVICE PUTNAM AND BosToN- Hartford and Spriaxneld),
 FOX DANBURf-ssS A n-; fsoS. Tan n FOX PouGBKEEPsIE-s:sSa m.;samR D "a.
 Sunday Trains.
 FOR BRlSTOIs-tcouneetiar wlts subnrnss trsinsl-'s:aa 'io'e m- f.o. ~:h 7sH .cassecslas for spriasnsla. worOs.s.r. cd NAUCATUcK DIVISION. Trans leave Bank ssrees ssszou ss TOR BRIDGEPORT AND NEW roax -ssN ssss ssso. li.toa m ists. asG Fk sisP a ss.eays Is9s. s.se gse hrt1E>- FoR ASs0SIk kND SEw HAvxr IsFo teEcsps Nonasy4 e-1s. fsx. essa fiIs* E i-iA f-ss sz8. e.iA fat1 D Saa1zT~ t.i1 5fs. ssse q n- f.rf 4 1@H
 FoR wETERTowS-s.sS ssn. nsrs 1. n &.f4 fsn m- TOR TlsoyssTOx. TuRR1xGTox k<o TWISTED ~s e f1s6 a n fsEH f|<4 ss4 sss ? z; suscs7s- ssss E:tI
 DUBLIN STREET s7sT,ox rca NEEIDES AND NfpDT.Fw0Rw FNa E s.f1r H
 0. v sHEpARD. rr rsnr u<5. eez s1st Asst 9ss- fssS 4<1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
WnI p.r nn.i,. n.h..

PARIS. Iuly 1T.-Beaten in his ef. forts to have the divorce whlch the former Anna Gouh Of New York ob- taIned from him sei aside. Count Roui de Castellane said that hs would make no further contest of fle divorce pru- ceeiInxS The counfexs win nsw sci tie with Boni's creditors as well as wifh Der own.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
Voted French ar,,a Dc.s.

PARIS. July iT. = Theobald Char tran. the painter. is dead here. He was born In 1899. Among the portraits that he painted were those of Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt Pope Pius \. and Cardinal GtbbonS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
cl.ds,one.s Ilhrarv.

Gladstone's library is now accessible to all. as the St Deiniols library at Havarden. erected at a cost of ,3O0.. OOO. There are 3T.OOo volumes. large ly on theology.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
rhs, Uneven FIOor.

If you wish 10 cover your floor with linoleum and the boards are warped. ill the uneven places with sand and your linoleum viII not become worn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-17
M,,t,v ., I.n. st..u.r

ERIE. Ia. July Mufiny aboard the steamer susquehanna on Lake Erie. n the Erie hart.or. resulted ID the death of William Moran. a seaman, who was thrown down the hold.