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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
Tel. L.. ID. 2O5-J. Established Il
A. DEVITO
4 Main ST. East Orange. N.

Delicious French and American Ice crel
and Fruit Ices. Country Club. Neapoilf
Bricks. Famous because it's the purest.
our new depots are William Henry Ho|
Main street and Greenwood avenue. East 6
ange. N. J.. anG Fred Williams. 52fh Sci
Orange avenue. opposite car barn.
Orders taken from the new depots for 9
French Ice Cream. We furnish dishes q
spoons for churches. parties. lodges
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
TAKEN SICK ON STEAMER.

William Reeves. % years old, of 1926
Henry street, Orange, was taken suddenly
sick on his way home from Coney Island
on the steamboat Sam Sloan last night,
and on Its arrival here he was taken to
st. Jamess Hospital. 1t was found at the
hospital that his condition was not serious.
and he was permitted to go home this
morning.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
GIVE HIM A CHANCE.

Edward Mnnroe. 16 years old, a negro
Arnold terrace. South Orange, who VI
arrested Thursday night on complaint
james Smith. manager for the South {
ange store of S. Scheuer & Sons, the lat
charging the youth with being s. short
his accounts while in his employ, y
discharged by Police Justice j. Martin r
promised to make good the shortage.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
EAST NEWARK BOYS FINED.

Recorder Arthur Greenfield. in the
East Newark Police Court last night.
imposed fines of $3.50 each on the four
boys who were charged with Robbing
the store of Hugo Peterson. at 400 John
street. East Newark. Tuesday night,
and who were arrested by the East
Newark police. The boys were: Charles
III ' Wy, ~ ME- hissrns' 3onn 80 pri
to IS years old. and all live in John
street. East Newark.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
hungry for ExcItement.

Il Jest cant keep that boy o. mine
on the farm" complained Farmer Way
back. Hes jest crazy to see life
Has city ideas, Ell 2, asked the city
boarder.
yves; he's always wantin' to be over
to the railroad station an''see the rains
a-comin' in."-Philadelphia Press.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10

Education and entertainment will be COM
bined In The New Jersey Central's excursion
to West Point on August 14th. See the wonder
full Hudson Highlands and the Military Acad-
envy and enjoy a beautiful sail on the steamer
Sirius. Train leaves Broad street at g.15 q. m.
Tickets are 81 cents.-Adv.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
HILTON INDIANS ON OUTING.

The Hilton Indians. one of the olde
socinl organizations of men In Essex Cou
ty, went ON their annual two-day outii
to Berkeley Heights this morning. IA
went in wagons and will camp out tonigl
They will return home late tom0rrf
light. 81
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
SMALL E. 0. FIRE PUT OUT.

The East Orange lremen put out a blaze
in an Academy street house last night.
The damage was slight.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24
9uputrH intRre 0ntauttisr-
lung.

2lus gofobama ipirb geiDrieben:
Cine Solge bes leBten &rieges lit Das
idredltde glnpa9fen Der Mprbtboten
in Sapan felt einem Sabre. Ote nGbez
rem llmitdnbe bieIer Morbe 5eisen
cud pieoer flar, Elm tpie leibeni6aft=
li9es 8olt Die Sapaner itnb, pie lie
i'm MHeft gana Die 9erri9aft iiber ii4
perlieren, unb unter Der Masfe ibrer
iAeinbaren duberen Rube unb Glet9=
giiltigteit bic Tlammen Der 2eiDen=
i6aft bea emporlo6en. Gegenuber eiz
mem 9urdfdnittsiahre iinb Die Morbe
um Is pro5ent geitiesen. Nah benz
6ineiif fG <japanifh &riege bate ii1
Die Morbitattftif nur INN flint prp=
sent erbDbt. Die Greuel bes &rieges
beidrdnfen ii9 alio ni9t nur <ouf bic
ariegs5eit, fie finben lire 5ortiebung
infolge Der Nermilberung unb 0erz
robung Der Sitten aud i'm syrieben.
2ebtere aeist iiA, tpie itets nah einen
ariege, 10 audi iebt nieber in Sapan.
in Der unlult Der 5uriidsetebrten
2eute sur 2lrbeit, in i6rer Neigung Su
5runt unb anberen Musf9tpeifungen.
Mie iebr barunter bas Samilienleben
lcioet, braudt man niht .ndber ausous
fiibren. ,i.5sp
Die japaniidbs 9anbelsmarine 1T
bon etipas mebr als 100000 Sonnfn
Dor benz rufiifdziapanif4en Rriege
auf beinabe cine Millinn 3onnen naA
beHen Beenbigung sangetpabfen. Diefe
fhnelle @teigerung in Der 9onnen3abl
bat feinen @runb buuptfd9lih in BEN
Mnfauf frember @9iffe tpdbrenb bes
Rrieses, mo. bic iapanif9e Negierung
fait ale sr0Beren iabanifden Dampfer
au 1ruppentransporten bertpanbt bats
tt. Sest, na4bem bieie fortfauen, be-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24
ger Rn,ttpf pene,t nir %d1lnf-
krunkheit.

Berlin, Is. Oea. Nu9 i'm aampfe
gegen bic @4laftrantbeit bat nun bic
beutfde mebi5inii9e WiFenl6aft unz
ter Der betpdbrten iieseepobnten ssiibz
rung Gobert ao9s einen sroben gr=
folg errungen. gDie mir erfabren,
tDirb in ben ndditen Sasen bas
Neihsgefunbbeitsamt ausfiibrlihe
8eri9te Robert Rods iiber fein Gtuz
blum, feline Mrbeiten uno feline grfolae
gegeniiber ber @dlaffranfbeit per=
6ffentli9en. Gs unterliegt feinem
3neifel mebr, baB es ,Ro9 gelungen
1T, I'm @ebiete bes 8ictoria g2nanfa
elm Mtittel geeen bic @dlaFfranf6eit
tberapeutif6 nit benz allergroBten Grz
fpIge CUR Mnipenbung 5u bringen.
Mie fdon in enslifden @ldttern 3u
leien mar, betra9ten bic 8eipobner Der
Geie<Jnfeln unb Der bena9barten @e=
Hobe bes NictDrio Npanfa M. Rod
snfs ibren grl0ier. 9Ggli9 pilgern
6nn0srte BON Ginsebcrtnen 81 Inn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24

fibt Sapca rebr gdiffe. als fem
6anbel erforbert. Die Gra1t5dbe i'm
idpanifden S9iffsperfebr iteben ba=
Der aueenblidli9 niebrig. bic iapaniz
fden Gdiffabrtsgefellfdaft baben
fdpere 3eiteR -4nb muHen ii1 nit
geringem Gepinn begniigen.
Daaegen bat ii9 bic felt MNdlub
Dss portsmoutber GrieDens barnieberz
liegenbe inbui itriele llnt.rnebmungs=
luit in ben lebten Monaten gebpben.
Cine Heibe bon alten @efeni9aften
bat ibre 8etriebe ertpeitert unb ibr
3apital erbDbt, neue @riinbungen unb
Mnlaaen fouen iih auf Elm &apttal
BON $50 Mtllionen Gen belaufen. 8e=
ionbers idreitet Der 8au eleftriI9er
8abnen getpaltig' portpGrts, unb bas
nidt MIR innerbalb ber GtGbte. Man
nerbinbet srobe Stdbte bamit, tpie
pies bereits slpiiden Sofio unb Ooz
fobama, &obe uno S1afa geideben
it, unb plant mod nebrere folder
sleftrilher 8abnen. Natiirli9 erleis
hen baburb bic Staatsbabnen auf
ciefen Gtreden einen grpben MusfaG'
ibrer Ginnabmsn. Der inbuitrtelle
Mufldpung Sapans in ben lebten
Monaten entfpri9t aber INNER nod
nidt benz perfiigbaren, in ben 8anfen
liegenben &apital. On ben &riegslte=
ferungen hat has iapaniihe 8plf bod
gum She'll btel 8elo beroient, bas nun
eine giinitige &nlcge iu6t. 8et Dem
l1eberfluife an @elb lit her Banf5tns
in Sopan ettpa bret pro5ent gefunfen.
Gpr bem ariege berlangten bic 8an=
fen fir Oarleben gesen 81 Brosent
3inien, bic iebt 'auf etpa 81 proaent
hurGf6nittli6 gefallen finh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24
AltrrBrfrf fheruup.

Ser 8unbesregierung Der Common
ipsaltb bon Muitralien ltegt Der Be=
ri9t elmer i'm Sabre 1905 bonn Gene
ralz@ouperneur einseiebten Gommiiz
1ton iiber Nltersber1iderung por. Oie
Ginri1tung beitebt bereits felt einiger
2eit in ben &olonien 9putb Wales
unb 8ictoria, au6 bem Elm unab=
hansises @taatstpefen biloenoen Neu=
Seelanb, Der Beri9t ion bic Srage be-
anttporten, ob Die ginfiibrung fir Die
seGommonnealtl empfebIenspertb
fei. gtnen suten Stiibpuntt ibrer
unterIu9ung batten bic &ommif1dre
in ben grfabrunsen, nelde bic BRET
genannten probin3en NIT Der Snitituz
tim semaht baben, unb babel ergab
1i1 ni9t burhgdngig giinitises 3eus=
niB. Gin She'll cer pernommenen 3euz
aen mar Der Mniiht. baB bic 0erii1ez
runs oas Streben nad befIerer 2e<
benslage beeintrdhtisen, audi benz sez
genfeitigen l1ntertiibungsneien bin=
oerlib iein tperbe, Mnbere riigten ben
inquiiitorifden Gharafter Beg Sbs
items, bod bielten Diele fie fir cine fe>
eensrei9e ginrihtuns. Die Rommifz
iion bat fih oiefer lebteren Mnfi9t anz
sefdloFen unb cine Mabresel empfob>
len, ber5ufDIge 2eute i'm Mlter bon
iiber 65 Sabre cine peniion BON $3.50
bic Mphe be3ieben fellen. $50 bie1elz
ben on6eripeitige ginfiinfte baben, fin=
|btt entfpre4en6er Mbaug ftutt, feline
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24

umiDnf gu liefern, le6iglic1 geetn
Niidgnbe bes Diingers. Mar lfanr
robl iasen, baB Die sroBe lebertegsns
Eeit ber engliI9en pferN iDenigitens
theilipeife duf bes @initreuipltem 5uz
riitgefiibrt tper6sil muB, ods Itamsnt=
l;G in eirem Mennltall CUR hDhiten
NerDDlfommnurg auseebilDet TT.
6ier tperhen Die Gta[fnehte pDn Mnz
fang an in Der 9erridtuns Der beiten
Ginitreu genau unterri9tet. 5dsiih
tpirb neues @trpb binaugeaeben nmO
altes tpegaenommen, bic Ginitreu 1T
aber itets rein, troden uno iiberaH
eben, iiber6aupt bon tabelloier Be-
f@affenbeit. Dasfelbe Nerfalren ipie
1T ben Genntdllen tommt audi in ben
groBen engltfden pferbesudter iibers
al our Dertpenbung. Ser 8eiuher
tit manAmul eerabe5u iiberrafht DDl
Der petnlihen Sauberfeit uno tabels
lofen 8elAaffenbeit oes 2agers ber
pferbe, cben1o ipie BON bem tiefen
&eritdnb:pib bes @talIperIonals fiir
pie Wartung uilo pflege Der Sbiere.
Gin gutter D.iinger fir 3inls
inerpalmen lit getpDbnliher Sifflers
lein. Gs miro Elm GblDffel 2eim in
1 Quart betbem Maffer selDit, aber
talt pertpenbet. Man oiinge tpDhents
lib einm1l bdn,it.
ais erprobtes Mittel gs
gen 6ubnerldufe tptrb neben benz 8es
ftretben Der @ibFangen uno gluss
ipriben aller BIDDER un0 &iiIe in
WGnben unb Syubboben NIT Ralf@
MILD quh bas Gtnpuoern Der Nelter
NIT elmer balb aus geiiebter 5plaz
fpble, balt aus unausgelauater 6pla=
aide beitebenben Miidung empfoblen.
@e9en Pirs ber 9u baer
aibt es Elm aagemein iiher ipirfenbes
9eilmitte1 nidt, ba unter bielem @er<
trirrung fttftenben 9tamen piele!
&ranfbetten al berlieben iinp, gum
8eiIpiel bie fatarrbalii9e gntsiin=
bung Der Musen=, Naien= un0 Maul=
i6leimbdute. Sino bic Miigen err
sriffen, 10 iinb RamilIentbeez
ungen anouratben, lei Naienfatarrben
ldbt man fbtpade S1eerbdmpfe ein&
atbmen, rnb lit bic 3unse nit elmer
Saut beleet. 10 muB man nit 3prps
5enttser 0Df1lng bon Gbloriaurem
&ali ptnieln. Jeebenber 9oll allein
Met9futter perabreidt perDen.,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24
Geprp 9n)tpeittfltrth.

Der betdnnte NfrttdreuenDe t1tD
geograpb Geo. S9ipeinfurtb feierte
am %. Deaember in Berlin ieinen @e<
burtstas, ipie bas &abel fllra melbete.
ST purDe gu Riga geboren, itubirte
Observation-Disclosures, beionoers Botas
nit, uno unternabm Heiien bur4
Seiterrei4, NuBlano unb burb bic
Sn1el Garbinien. 9ierauf belperf1tel=
liste er 1876 eine Sori6unssreiie
gum Gtubium ber 5lora bes g}ilgez
bietes unO bereifte ais eriter guropGer
bic nubiI Idenaii itensebirge am Gothen
Meer. 1868 trat er i'm Muftrase Der
fDnigliden Mfaoemte Der MiHenf6afs
ten cine stpeite Hetie an, oeren 3iel bic
grforf9ung Der neitlih bes oberen
91ils gelegenen 2dnber unb Der na9
benz &onso iid fenfenoenWaHe
mar. Sn Gbartum selang es ibm,
NIT benz foptiiden @robbdnbler gbat@
tas einen 8ertrag abaui9lieben, Ser
ihm seitattete, 1id elmer 1869 abseben@
ben Expedition nab benz @aoellenz
f!ui1e anaui9lieben. St bur4itreifte
bic @ebiete Der 9infa, 9fhur unb
8ongo unb unternabm Damn cine
Nunbtour bur9 bas Gebiet atpi1hen
Dem D19ur unb 8abr elzO1hebel. Sm
Sonuar 1870 betrat er bas @ebiet Der
NiamzNiam, burd3pg Oeren 2anb unb
be1u9te Damn bas @ebiet Der Mon=
butto, tpo er nit bem 3perspolt Der
Mtfa befannt tpurbe. 9luh entoedte
&c auf Der &eiie bur4 bas 2anb Der
Monbuttu ben 5lub lleue. 9luf Der
Rudrei1e perlor er feline 5asebii9er
urh eiaen She'll 1eirer reihen Sarnl=
lltnsen bur9 6euersbrun5t. Nad gez
| fehrbollem &iidipege bur6 meiit unbez
fannte 2Gnber traf er Suli 1871 in
Gbartum Elm. Sm Suli 1872 febrte
ct nab Berlin alriid uno DerOffentz
li9te rSm 9eroen BON Mfrifa". Seine
Gammlungen berei9erten bic 8erliner
Muieen. sSm Winter 1873 Bis Jriibz
|iabr 1874 mar S9peinfurtb nit Der
topograpbiihen unb botanifhen @r=
| lforfhung Der Safe gl@Gbarseb in Der
2ibpf1en Miiite befhdftigt. Sm Min=
1ter 1874-75 folgte Shiueinfur!b ei-
mem bonn abebiD Gsmail an ibn ers
gangenen Mufe nah Ratro, tpo er cine
@epgrapbi1he @efellf9aft sriinbete.
MuBer Der 8earbeitung feiner rei1en
bptanif9en @ammlungen aus 3ens
tral=Mfrita bei9Gftigte i'm por alem
bic Mufbellung Der Ditliden Miifte,
| atpifhen Nil une 9fotbem Meer, burd)
tpelmes @ebiet er 1876-86 afpDlf qrDzs
bere @treifaiise auseefiibrt bat. 1881
erforfhte @dipeinfurtb Die SSlora Der
Snfel @ofrata. Mlit Nabel 3uIammen
CAB er Gmtn paf9as @eifebriefe unb
8eri9te beraus. sym Minter unb
0riibiabr 1888 1889 burnftreifte
|@dpeinfurtb bas Gebi,ee Semens unb
llieb iin gnbe 1889 in Berlin nieber,
mo ct fein afritani1hes 9erbarinm,
bas er Dem @taate bermamte, ii einem
! Dffentli9en @ebGube unteraebrant bat.
1901 1902 mar @9tpeinfurtb nods
mails in Megbpten unb bradte ard5Gos
losii@e unb botanif6e @ammningen
iheirrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24

Mer BON gefunben unb redtfhaffez
nen Gltern toWmt, erfdbrt ftin erftes
unb sr0Btes Slid nod ehe tr seboren
tpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24

Der Staat Colorado bat ii9 eineu
ileuen 8nnbesfenator auselegt ober
rihtiger gefdgt, Elm ,leutr Minipn6r
bat ii9 einen Staut 5ueelegt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
Urqes World Peace.
Court Bars All Sunday Amusements.

New York, Dec. 4.-Theatrical per formances of every kind on Sunday night received a blow in a decision handed down by Justice O'Gorman of the supreme court. Although the de- cision was given in the proceedings to revoke the license of Hammerstein's Victoria theater, it affects every place of amusement in which performances or exhibitions are given on Sundays. Under it the Metropolitan Opera House. every vaudeville house and Car negie Music hall probably will have to close on the Sabbath. and even Coney Island. if 1t were now open, would be- come dark and dreary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
Ramsey Buys Ashland Railroad.

Plttsburg. Dec. 4.-Negotiations were completed here by Joseph Ramsey, Jr., and his associates for the pur- chase of the Ashland and Western rail- road of central Ohio from Z. W. Da- wis of Canton. O. The road will be consolidated at once with the Indus trial railroad of LOrain and the Lorain and Ashland railroad. both now owned by Mfr. Ramsey and his associates un- der the new name of the Lorain. Ash land and Southern railroad. It is the intention to e1pend s1.OO0.OOO next spring in extensions. additional termi. nals and equipment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
P LIS
LILLIAN RUSSELL.

Lillian Russell, the American Beau ty, will be seen at Polls this evening in new racing play, "Wildfire. !" Miss Russell is said to have one of the best roles of her career as the widow. Miss Russell has sung in "The Pirates of Penzance," "Billee Taylor" Patience" : "Olivette, " The Sorcerer," "The Snake Charm CT" "Pepita," Polly" Dorothy" '" "The Brigands,' Apollo" Poor Jonathan" "Girofie-Girofla," "The Queens Mate," La Cigale," "The Mountebanks," Princess Nicotine, 2 La Perichole," "The Queen of Brilliants," An American Beauty y "The Wedding Day." etc. Four years were spent with Weber x Fields and a short season was devoted to the part of Lady Teazle in version of "The School for Scandal" arranged with music. Prices this evening 25c to $1.50. No free list. Telephone 1884.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
Jacques
VAUDEVILLE.

A dramatic sketch of unusual merit is the headliner at the Jacques this week. "A Bowery Camille" has all the qualities of the legitimate drama. It tells story of absorbing interest being fashioned after the real Camille of Dumas. Miss Valerie Bergere plays the role of the artist E model with much skill. She is a child of the streets and her slang flows freely and is very expressive The clever actress is supported by a strong company and the act is care. fully staged. De Witt, Burns and Torrance make big hit with their novel scenic act "The Awakening oi Toys Happy Jack Gardiner has a pleasing monologue and sings several funny parodies. The Delmore Sisters and several other acts complete a strong bill. Polls popular prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
Milton Family Bible Brings s1.22s.

New York. Dec. 4.-The Milton fam fly Bible. printed in London in 1888 and with the autograph of the poet, John Milton. dated Feb. 24. 1854. on a slip of paper pasted on the inside cov- CT. brought SIPS at the auction sale of the collection of William H. Buck Ter of Baltimore. now secretary of. the American legation in Madrid E. H. Richmond. dealer. was the purchaser.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
"AIR BOB."

The following programme will be presented at Friendly League hall, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, December f and 5. at s o'clock, under the direction of Miss Helene Cecil Futile. The character parts are taken by Friendly League members, assisted by others:
 "MR BOB."
 A Comedy in Two Acts. Act 1. Scene-Breakfast room at Tresham; time, morning.
 Act II. Scene-The same; time, af- ternOon.
 THE CAST REBECCA LUKE, a maiden lady ........ Miss Florence Richardson KATHERINE ROGERS, her niece. .......... Mrs Mabel Anne Taylor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04

MARION BRYANT, Katherines
 friend ..... Miss Barbara Scoliay PATTY, Rebecca's maid ..........
 Mrs Trezvant Bartram Wilson PHILIP ROBSON ...............
 ........... Thomas James Moran ROBERT BROWN, clerk of Ben
 son & Benson. Louis E. Tebeaudeaux JENKINS, Miss Rebecca's butler,
 ....... James Francis Delaney
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
HAPPY HOOLIGAN.

The multifarious examples of pro- gressive ideas that are credited tc Happy Hooligan's Trip Around the World" the musical comedy with story of live fun interest to impel its movements of frolic and song, are said to be so far removed from the conventional schemes employed as tc mark an absolute isolation. At Polls Saturday matinee and evening Happy Hooligan's Trip Around the World' advertises the prettiest girls and smartest gowns of the season and the press reports fully justify such a liberty. Popular prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
10c to $500

Dress Gloves ssc. s1.25. s1.4s, s1.9S.
 Silk Lined Dress Gloves 9Sc, SIPS, s1.4S, s1.9S.
 Lined DogskIn Gloves 9Sc, s1.4S. Lined Mocha Gloves 75c, 9Sc, s14S.
 Lined Reindeer Gloves s1.4S. s1.sS. s2.50.
 Mocha Gloves. fur lined. s1.9S, s2.5O. s3.9S. s.
 Imitation Fur Gloves, 9sc, s1.5O. s2.5O.
 Plush Gauntlet Gloves soc, 75c. 9Sc.
 Wool Gloves 25c. soc. 75c.
 Unlined Working Gloves 25c, soc .75c. 9se.
 Lined Working Gloves 25c, soc 75c. ssc. sI.50.
 All styles. all feathers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
Eo,n.- pubIie Printer bead.

Chicago. Dec. 1. Frank Wayland Palmer. former public printer. died of pneumonia here. Mir Palmer was edi- tor in chief of the Chicago Inter Ocean for three years prior to 1876. when he became postmaster.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
Canadian War sn ciaar.ts...

Ottawa. Dec. 4.-Nr- Blair. member from PeeIe. has given notice that he will move in parliament for the enact 1neat of a law prohibiting the impoT- tafiou- manufacture and sale of ciga- rettss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
Specials for Wednes-
 day After 7:30.

WAISTS. , A lot of 200 Waists that are slightly mussea anu soiled lpce and embroidery trimmed resu'a' E nrces S1 50 to $225 each, special ... .!... .... 95c and Sl.z" each UMBRELLAS. Womens Umbrellas, 2S inches wide' o1 sooi oualty GLORIA in silver, horn ana natuTal wood handles good value at $2 special $15O each JEWEIRY.
 Solid gold top Cuff Pins, full size and heavy spe- Solid gold top stone set Stick Pin in fancy box L. Extra heavy tandle sterling silver Manicure and Desk Pieces, regular price $1, special 'o'c each Marking free. < BOOKS. . New book Buster Brown, colored illustrations special ;,,.,:.. :;,., n,n.. '''' ' 1oc box JARDINERES. '". Medium size Lockwood decorated Jardineres. for |. Finch pot, special -: ...... 4Dc each Green Verde Antique Finch Jardneres special a-pint heavy tankard shape Cut Glass Pitchers special Sa.oS ss eaeh and 5-inch Bon Bon and Jelly Dishes, with handle, special ..... $1.lO eacn Blue Ware Custard Cups ... ...... Sc each BOOKS.
 Colored Illustrated, Buster Brown, sunbonnet Twins and assorted Poems, all at Sc, 5 for 25c SHOES.
 lot of Ladies' Fancy Slippers. trimmed with beads and cross stripes, in patent leather and fine kid, very light flexible soles, medium F height, French heels, regular price $2' spe- A small lot of Ladies; Gun Metal Lace Boots, medium weight welted soles military heel the sizes are sc, SD, ShC, A, 4B, 4C, +kB, 5A, 5B, 5hB, 5kC, GA, 6B, CD, 61sB, 6hD.
 Oriental Striped Pillow Slips value 25c, to- night ... l9c eech Rufied Muslin Curtains, with ;,emstitched ruf fes value $1, tonight ......... 7bc a pair Colored Madras Curtains, value $5, tonight 54-inch Arab Novelty Lace suitable for full length 6a fO-ni 2Ec Vd Irish Point Lace Door Panels value s5c, tonight eacil THURSDAY IS HOUsEFURNEsHING DAY IN OUR BASEMENT
 Everything advertised below goes sale Wednes- day night
 [ The usefulness of these articles does not debar them from being very appropriate Holiday presents. ? TINWARE.
 u Bread Tins, each :.:.: ...:.: ..... sc f Jelly Cake Tins, each 4c Angel Cake Tins, each ..! 15c, 20c Plum Pudding Moulds each ....... 39c, 79c S6c
 \ Assorted Cake and Cruller Cutters, each ..... 4c
 2 Melon Mouds each 40c 59c
 D Ginger Bread Pans, each. Sc q Flour Sifters, each 12c
 ' Oil Cans, each .......'...... 15c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
If It's Made of Rubber,
 We Have 1t.
GLOVES!
 GLOVES!

We display the largest and most complete line of gloves in Waterbury. Over 200 kinds of leather and wool gloves in open boxes on our tables.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-30
Wit and Humc
PRIVATE JOHN hLLEI

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-30
The Boat For the Missouri,

The eccentric and variable Missouri river has "a personal friend ill George Fitch who declares iii the American Magazine that the stream is nayigalJle enough ii only the st"a;:looats would conform to it. pecGiiai es "Thc Mi; souri river steamboat.' says Mr. Fitch stshould be shallow. 1.-the, t!ec,, cllested and exceedingly strong ill the stern wheel 1t should Be hinged in the middle and should be fitted with a suction dredge. so thnt when it cannot climb over sand bar it can assimi,ate 1t. The Missouri riFer steamboat should be able to make use Of d chan nel, but should not have to depend up on It. A steamer that cannot on oc casion climb q steep clay bank, go across q cornfeld and corner river that is trying to get away has little excuse for trying to navigate the Mis- souri,"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-30
Street Names h City Of Mex %.

The street Nomenclature -4 t',. '''''. Of Mexico k eE4n DI5sr PTlz,t t.-- that In NeW Or.gals. Ea a t.,t', A-s a different Hare. Following tH" s5Ge street. you suec-zslvEir 70 through the streets of St. Augustine. of the Angel, of the Holy GHpSt. of St. Joseph, ctc. From the street of tHe Rats you pass to the street If file Crosses; from the street of tile Ga=a=ot Heaven t9 that of the Love of God. Every shop also has 2 special uawo. as ~as ii" custom for mcrly in Lr~of'. l s2Eat l.iat 1 '5.d not joc da.U aa=. G1~tJ1z ef-*. 1 only rcmemblr "pr' ue" G.lE.g% alog eanel Los T'eaa~. 7,,- I3"=~+. t'st+
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