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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-05
Houses for Sale

S1OOO-Sherman Park Addition.
lot 63x1S1, surrounded by CO.
ment sidewalk. Terms.
S14OO-Sherman Park Addition,
lot 54x17O, facing Lake
Front. Terms.
$120O-Five room house. wen
built and well finished, wat
er in house and a large barn
on lot. Lot is 50x29O. Rents
for SIS per month.
S1O0O-Two room house 28xS2,
good barn, lot 60x132. Sew
eral hundred dollars worth of
finished lumber, enough to
considerably enlarge the
place, goes with the proper
ty.
S11OO-Five room house, Taylor's
Park Addition. One half cash,
balance to suit purchaser.
$15O0-Five room house, new,
water in house, wired for ell
ectric lights, finely situated,
giving good view Of the lake.
$500 cash handles this place
In Lake Shore Addition.
S750-Two room house on 18th
and Young streets. This
house is well finished and
worth 100000. Terms.
$475-Two room house on 9Th
street, lot 50x1OS, house
12x24. If sold this week will
take the above price.
$250O-Eight room house on End
and Foster, lot 50x11O. This
house is we'll built, has stone
foundation and very close In.
Has a shack on rear of lot
that rents for So per month.
This is a bargain.
SSO0-Four room house in Sims
addition. One half cash.
S2650-Eight room house on 5th
and Occur d'Alene. Well
built, in first class condi-
ton. $4,000 cash will
handle this property.
| S2OOO-Six room house on 3rd
and Wallace, lot 50x120.
$4,000 cash down will
handle this place.
S2400-Five room house on Read.
Lot 50x120. 100000 casn,
balance to suit customer.
! S16OO-Six room house and one
/ acre ground. $4,000 cash
required to handle this place,
balance to suit customer.
S9O0-Sherman Park Addition,
lot 72x153. Cement tide
walk in front. Terms.
$1SO0-Four acre tract of land on
Fourth street. Has a good
barn and chicken house.
LeDEAU
kllazs ~ n Il 5EslllIl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-05

$4OO0-Eight room house new
semi-modern, four lots and
three acres best soil in Occur
d'Alene, all within city linn
it's. This place is we'll worth
$4,000 but If purchased with
in the next ten days will
sell for above mentioned
price.
S22OO-Five room house on Occur
d'Alene street between End
and 3rd. $4,000 cash will
handle this place. Terms to
suit purchaser.
S1425 Eight room house, new,
on extra large lot. Modern.
$I2OO-Five room house on Sher-
man stree between 18th and
18th. This is a new house
and would be a bargain at
$4,000.
$1,000 Five room house on Fort
Grounds, new, well built, lot
571ax151. Can sell this
place on terms.
4 S125O-Five room house on 9th
street, new, well built and
well finished. Lot is 130X-
$50. This is big snap.
S375-One room house and one
large tent. House 12x16, LOT
5Ox130. This property is we'll
worth $500.
S110O-Four room house, one of
the best built houses in Occur
d'Alene, already wired for
electric lights. If purchased
within the next two weeks
will sell for the above price.
SlO50- Two room house, in first
class condition. Lot 55X100.
$20OO-Five room house with
extra large closets, beauti-
full lawn and shade trees, sit
uated on End and Foster. Lot
5Ox150. This house was built
4 for a home and is we'll finish
ed, lighted with electric
4 lights, also has a large bath
Il room. Is bargain.
4 $4000-six room house, thorough
4 ly modern, steam heated, ell
y ectric lights. One of the best
built houses in the city. Lot
x 120x125. Also three room
house on lot which rents for
$40 per month. One half
y cash and terms to suit custo-
mer will buy this. If you
want an excellent home it
will pay you to investigate
S180O-Two acres on Fourth
street, new three room bung-
alo, plastered, stone founda-
ton, water in house and wat
er for irrigation of the two
acres.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-05

Today's news today IL you read
the Evening Press.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
Die abnaDme Der samdlDeu.

Rad ben fnifsmdtii9 oprgenummes
men 3Gblungen, Die in Deuti9luHo
DdbreRD bes 6erbItes beim 3use Der
8Dgel nan Sii6tn angeItellt fpprceR
fino, bat Ii9 Seseigt, boB Die 59pala
ben bon Sdbr al Sabr abnehmen. Die
urIa6e DieIer S1palbenOe3imiruns
Iisgt nd9 Ani1t bon 6adlsutsn
bouptId9ltd in Sipei Sbatio9eu, @ie
n~erieits beriapiRDen bic ungepfldIters
ten StGbte (insbeTpnSere &leiu= unO
@ittelIiGote) mebr unb INNER mebr,
uro in sepFlaiterten lam bic S4Dalbe
ibrs 2ebensbgbin1un9en niht finben,
neil Ie gum Ban ibrss Reitss Feu6te
StraBenerbe brditHt, bic lei6t 3uIams
mengstlsbt psrben fam. Sin Iolhes
Material sum Reiterbdu TinOst ii9
uber in qepFloHerten StGbten ni9t.
GuBsrbem lit "a bic psrGn6erte glrt ter
8ebauuug Der Tslbsr. bic eerS9fpaIbs
oas 0aiein trIhnert, Ou in ibnen pie
9drpen con SHIetten, bic it gum Be-
ben brou9t, nidt mehr 10 gut forts
tommen ipie friiher. no man bic 6els
Der OIL ldRas s3eit brad litesn lieB.
Da Nun bieIt DtonomiI den 8erbGlts
Mile fi9 seGnO,rt baden, 10 mnB Der
geItonO Der SdnaIbsn Ddrunttr lsis
ben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
MugospIanbert.

9ienimGb9en aus Der 5lDsiten Gtds
&c: gNleine @ndbise lGBt bitten, @it
mOdten BOD Sbrs JrGulein soh.st
helte Rd9mittas fiRgsn laTien!"
Dame Der eriten Stage (erfreut): 50,
sepib germ, e frsut lns febr, bah tsr
@eidng meinsr Sodtsr Sbrsr 0ams
dngenebm ifti1 Ditnnmd6hsa:
,SuwohI, Mooome. Sie erndriei
nGmli4 @siud beg Sauspirlbes unr
mOdte sissR GranO snr ainbiguus
habsnl-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

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urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
reaches an age when II should be able to
control the passage, 1t Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon II. the cause Of
he difiicultyis kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards The treatment OF
these important organs This unpleasant
trouble is due 10 a diseased condition Of the
kidneys and BLADDER and not to a habit as
most peNp'e suppose
Women as well as men ars made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both reed the same great remedy
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swainp-Root is soon realized. |. Is SOLD
by druggists, in fifty
cent ana one dollar :
sizes. ica may have a
sample Bottle by mall
Tree, also pamphlettel- Homo Of root
ing all about It, including many Of IT,
thousands Of testimonial letters received
rom sufferers cured, In writing Or. Kilner
8 Co., Binghamion, N. T., be sure sI
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but tememhel
the name, Swamp-Root, Dr Kilmst''
swamr-8oot and the addrrss, Binghamton
" Y 2" way, hcitle
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

I'm bic @teingalle lei 4fer6er IA
fstleu mug man 3urd9it bas Sufeifcn
obneGmen, upD bdnn NIT Dem 8trts
neiIeg an Der trdnten Sielle Der 9yA.s
nab uno nab bib ouFs 2eben ourhs
idneinen. 3cigen tid babel Biui. 6iSe
nnS Gni3inolng, 10 liellt man zen
trunten SsuB dnbaIten6 bis ons SINE
in taltes Bailer, pber Imgibt ben Suf
nit &ubmiji pSsr aebm. ben man i.e!s
9sudt bdtt. Gift bic @ntSiinOun9 be.eiss
In Gitsruitg lbergegqn9en, 10 muB in
ME Soble einseidnitten perben. Git
eer Giter mad uuten 1bgelaufen, 10
tegt man in bic Munos Dsrg, has nit
ttet9en 31eilen aloes unb Mbrr0ens
inttlIr gstrGntt lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

dber babe tpphI bic @hrs, nit Bpltstt
ratb GrauS -g
Gin gidsn meints gbefs mar bic
MntpDrt.
Reine Gpur BON llsberrcI1ung
pbsr odr BON Tur9t lag IN ben bleis
den 3iaeR bss Sprn6Ithrtrs. Sect
trat Il Elm tpenig Sltriid, 70 DdB Ost
ginsals gu fsinsr BpbnuTs frei
tpar.
sd babe bic Ssrren sissntli9.
fhon Dor elmer 9iertelftunbe ertpdrs
ftt", fuqte er. yWplen bic @errsn
ni6t na1ertrsten2"
Der ppliSeiratb fab NIT ernitem
Gtaunsn ouf Sibnep Sunes, Der i'm
in ftin.r 1ussren 9rOBs pObl i'm
SonptsslGnee iiberraste.
.Sie bdbsn uns eripurtetg4
.Sa bic Serren tommen bod in
gef6dFtsn9~
mir finb sstDmmsH, Serr SOnes
pbsr bielmebr Serr 6arrh Mprtbs
mann - sic at berbafteni@
@ds mar beitimmt uu6 nit feIter
Gimme esIproGsn. aber bic 8orte.
bic Idon 70 manden Dor @srfOlsuns
sittetnben @srbre9er srbe6ep madten,
i6ienen fsinen SGrsden su buben fir
DieItn Mdnn. 8einabe liebensmiirOig
f6ieu bas ironifde 2G6eIn feiner
biinnen 2ippen, als En- Inste:
Sinh bas ntdt Sbrs 9eT6dfte,
Serr Rat62 Ni6t ipubr, 70 pDlig I'm
Ts6t bate id ia nidt9@
lln6 ols Der 4Dli3siratb betrettn
bur9 bieTe IsltIam psItmGnnii4s
&ufnabme sinsn 4n9enblid froaenD
onFIa6, fpbr Sibnep Spnes fort:
.GeleR Sie, 6srr Gotb, i1 babe
bos felt 3agsn selouBt, OaB msins
9artie psrloren mar, Ieit Der Stunbe,
ba mir SIR portyeFFli6er Mitdrbeis
ter er per6sngte ItG lsi6t gegsn
mid .meiRe Jingle G6iileriu
fanbts. SD bate e6en Ieinerseit Oas
furtibore llngliid, mid in einer
i0rlplL3lr!en YoAe qu-anllia1'psI
ultlusl1tlulsls oellHllluH9 ala
gu perrtWHeH pas i0aI HEN 9el,
0etpsH gag Ipat aaq lPalst N!ql
me2r gni3nn1aqeR aro oas pat lI9,
gstaqt! glAs pllle[e gatls lqh'll
lfd IN lsIne lohe 9tttn. an0 g
l9pteg ftn paar 9stanosn sal9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that Il Is notuncommoa
for a child 10 be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys, II the child urin-
atee fan altar IL thn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
OenteinnHbieca

--aNoNR
Ole @bbGrtung bes Solfes
vi in unIerm Giimd bur4aus MOTIFS
ipenrig, penn nan nitt tpGbrenb 6er
sanSen iaIten SaDtesSeit bon allerlei
8eI9perbeR geflagt fem mill. Die
Mooe brinst toisber psI5bpas unO
SaIsti6er IN QtufndGme. @ber, 10
neibiam lte iiaO, e6suiO unItattbaIt
iinb Tie bonn geIunO9fitli6en Stonb'
piintte aus. Dir peripsiGIt4en ben
5aIs bur6 nieIe iparme lImbitlung tos
tai unb ertGlteu uns naturgemdB fos
BaIb mir fie pitllci9t einnal ocrgeI!en
bier aud nur niAt 10 biAt j4ligBE
ipie sep1DaIi9. 8et Qalten NIT
empftnpliAen 9aIsorgaren ruff ieoe
&dlteeiupirtung, aad) fusun tie Mot
brett ben 6als trifEt lei3t einet
Salstotarr6 6erDrr, 5teros9sn nibt
am beFten cine r~ationetIe 4bbdrtaag
neg SalIt5 pie iiberBaupt beg ga En-
RDrpsrs, @B IN rat6fam an itoetn
~.
a}orgen NIT tsmperisrtem b. &. itie
beniDotlatm 8ailsr 3lt gut9aiu B5rs
ner gttr5RHe man 4 66raI regelntds
big fii6Ies, nidt ei8faltcs g0liTe 6ara
bic QaIG 1o63lR9en. @s brau4t Rur
apa8 81 eia, aaA nidj it8r ho6 ias
aufgc3ogtn 3H perhen, IoN6tgR MIR q
peit, baB 6a6urd Sic S6IltrGSptS Ter
ai!ereR ylaIe, 6efpdn tho attraft9t
tDcr6en. User itd niAt leiat eytdIIeR
mir pp ben sjrper iolt az uaS
rei6e ilR hQm falA marin ay6 billie
tfn ni1t 3u pia cia, fonaTn trlodg E
i1a 6u1A fe 8ei9eoiGa8 il 9aaie
uno III bet len 2iiit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
etsengIaabs anS SessnsrOseNs.

Zines Der troprigFen adpitel in bsr
tgeididts Der Weni1beit lit Der
9eIeupnbn, ber am @usgong pes
WitteIalters feline fur9tbors @eibel
lber ben 96ltsrn bss MbenblaHbss
l9pdng. llebsr llrlprung unb MsleR
bieisr biforii6sn GrI9tinung unters
ri6tete jiingt Der acknowledgements
ipr Or. 8urbpnfen aus Mins
tier Elm beutIdss pubIitum. @ie Elm
piiiter f6persr Sroum, tpie cine biz
Here Sage mag uns bsute bic @rinnss
runs an bic BON S~crsntpubn umbiis
iterte 3eit bortOmmen, unD bod III e.
Fnrdtbdre, grauiams Wirtli1teit. Der
@laubs an ben GinFluB iibernatlrlider
&rGfte uuf ben Msnfhsn unb bic Nas
iur lit 70 alt ME bic Meninbeit Ielbsr,
cus BEN SGmonentultus Der alien
FsiOriI6eu @Dtter bat ii9 Der 5ersns
CLAUDE bss MittsIalters beronsgebiloet.
Snsbeionbere Iuiisn lid in inn sdbls
rei6e 4nlldnse an ben altgermdnii9en
Sitter uno @eitsrtult 6~erausleIen.
Die 6raii ouIt bon ie6er bouptTG9li6
als 8ermittlerin IputbaTter RrGfte,
rie bic Sruben Iprnen unb @ultiiren
unferer heioniiasn 8Orfd6ren be3sus
gen. sic tporen bic 6elferinnen I'M
ungliid uno Bropbetinnen. nit Gtls
aug Der @riItli4en 2ebre ginsen lie If
reg Qlmtes un6 hires Qniebens beriiis
FIG, lie 5pgen Tid in BEN Malb Surid
u1o purhen pSd9eOiIten" ooer Serti.
2tus Der beibniI6en 3eit flDB ins
mriitliGe Wittelalter bic @orItelluna,
6oB ins6eTon6ere oas @ei6 Die 5a6i9s
tsit belize NIT BEN 9Gmpnen in 8ers
bin6ung gu tretsn, fnte iiber6aupt oiel
6eiOuiFdes I'M &Opf bes 9oItes Sus
riifbIieb. SabrGunberte binburd blis5
hies o6ne n1di6dlioe 8trtun9 auf oas
fribate unD ofientli9e 2eber, bis Elm
ibertrie6ener Scufels9ldube nit ieineu
@nttdngen an BEN dltgermaniiGeu
@obau unb BEN antiten S0tpr alls
mdBli9 5u Dem nifeBliden SeIsHs
Qlaubeu iiberleitete.
g6otTode 1T boB bos Muftreten her
anpIhI9 manimdii6en Selte I'M L..
ua0 10. 9%lhr6uneert Die @nti eGtng
te5 6ertaaitg6eNs aeF0roert 6ot. SIN
ii So6rhml0srt lam bann bic qeit,
Der .IhpdrSe Sob. ber 70 redt ais
hos Mcrt 6es &eufels 6ttrcGtet purs
be. Wlon fufte na6 M}ttiauI5igtn INF
ler BEN MtsHl6en uB6 5anb piefet In @et
Fdlt her Screen. 0ermtint!ib b6lcr
Eranenj Die nis BEN IeQfel I'm GunCe
aaber iGm I6 rerlGrieten un6 @ott
c6 worer fatea. 1856 rtro erIts
n0i5 Dtr @6oa 6trg dls o2r 2gt ges
nannt lpg Die 6eyM Fi6 berlcatn1eltea
1pF i0t1tra 6egcnlQ6b3t6
tg ai glatta l@ig2aomnieR 1dB ole
NY isB Slid obtc 5ptg6
st usl6 8tbrc atTr h,
Al r
6s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
@m,ibIt6.

Gr: .@orum bait Du Did benn aor
81 berduseepubt gpslint2@ Sic:
Weil i6 gu msiner orObtsn Jetns
bin ashel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

SuttueN 3ur XHugrDetI HldulIe; UbetS
DE ansft nlub bic 1rms Jrousnpelt
uinfaneen bnben bur9 brsi lunge,
bonse Sobrbunbsrte binSgrG /! lltbsrd!l
pitterte man Ssrer, bic an ieslidem
ll1ssmnd i6ulb Iein muBtsn. Der ges.
rinsTte @srbudt seniigte. nm ibnsn ben
Bro1b gu MAIDEN unb Tie unbarn
ber5ig Der Softer unb bsm 6tltsrtDb All
iibsrantn0rten. Vie Groge, frarum
has Srauenesinls1t mebr ais pie
Mdnner untsr biefer Tr9teI au i,iOen
botten (duf Sebn 9eren ungsfSbr
Elm 9erer gu re9neR). pdre bobin gu
feantportsn: neil man dnnobm, DdB
RE Jrduen BEN GtufliTIen bes SsufeIs'
mebr u%nterpDrfen, baB iie Elm fir bds
@Sfe empfGneIi9eres @smiitb beIibsn
unS buB iie niat fdpeissn tDnneu.
Nan bstradtete ebsn bic Ssreret
oIs Observation-Disclosures, unb 70 mar.
Der Nillfiir, Der @rauIomfeit un6 benz
Ganatismus Sbiir un6 Sbor aeDffnet.
Sriebri1 bon Spec, Der cbeIiinnioe Ses
fuit, beaeuot, baB ibm BON p%srIpnen,
bic Ihpn gefoItsrt tporbsn iparen psrs
fiGert pitrbe, Der S6mer5 Der Softer
5ei iiber dIle 8sI1reibung entIeBIi6.
Stunbenldng bauerten oft Die Audlsn
fer Softer, BIB bic ormen Spfer balD
robniinrig bor S1mer5 elm .@effGnbs
mis-" ablegten pber dun pbne @eItGnos
mis- benz Scoe iiberIiefert purben. Ifcr
aud GdlIc BON eritdnnlidem Gtdrts
mutb limb aus iener 3eit Git beridten,
bic an bic Murtprsr Der erIien driItlis
6en Subrblnberts erirnern. 9ie 9ros
5ebatten rebsn ni9t felten cine er19iits
ternbe Spra6e. ggie geltenbe Rlaqes
RIFE font es aug linen an infer S6r.
60 4. 9. bic @bfhie6sporte, bic BIZ,
IpOtbeterin 5rau 4und in 0snqbriid
1886 an lire 2iuber riftete, Der riff
reube Brief ben Der i'm Sabre 1923
ols Serer berbronnte 8~iirgermeiIter
SOB. Silnius gu 8dmbera ieiner To1s
ter inrieb, uno biele unoers %bsrdrtige
9ct1merss.
Grit rem GeIiGnonis fDar bic GoGe
,rrsls3s oiib ;6re gpi4niffer4 nn5stsn
mn m,,rSon So6,trb II ;6rsr poIf,r.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

-Radf9fuB. Greunb: .gIaubf
On, boB Der @ittiper Define bOrrtnbe
Refnune btsobIen nirb2" Nrss:
-Sbre @sit,rsg!" 5rsunt: .gIt, bds
ben bic 10 idls9t sslebt mitsiHurs
BERG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

snlc tn 4}as ertb
BUy 5ia yuma Bon "a.
Del n2
tigrtn ilio l isreR Z
alee gng SON
IoiG Iolpir, IRA on ven
hoaG NIB .5tDEp Vi naHati
leh.tgt Foiitn it6
Sbts 41 a1g 19tnbes
merStH gtlQbHalne III 6ar Gorge o9H
"a 10 Son mestef big sltr 9tarie ras
8in1tg mit @ipbf0oen 3u ci1eU GtIa
ht 3H rendsG t1ocH ierauf E
mem psiMen 9lli 5dren Sipi
5gaGtiA mNnaht Hno an hsioeH
rem init elmer @@npr luR 6 SET
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6eiben Wtdtl ntrbea in bic ieiti m
8ur4eu 5fpii6en 9cugle9nen anS
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9anbagen angebroht. 60 lit Iei1t
ertldrliA baB aUf 6ieIe 0eiie bur
osn a0isitigen anb0utrnbm unb
tiI&sn 9yad Qu5lAniBapaeN In etc
6raildsi0sn osrmicDsn uno 6ie
5eQam ielbit bei foItlod9rsu6er @a
,per9aag ltets rein eT9ditsn psrsat
t6nneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
Women as Well as NIen
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

\ c,Aey trouble preys upon the mind. dis
lourages and lessons ambition beauty, vIgor
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-24

afternoon, the prize being won by Mrs. | Tood and Mrs. Leavenworth. Luncheon was served after the game. | Dr. and Mrs. J. P. c. Foster of College
 street have as their guest their niece, Miss Foster of Philadelphia. Miss Josephine Foster, who has been quite i'll 1 is now much improved.
 MT. and Mrs James H. Reynolds of Main street are the guests of MT. and | Mrs. Walter Young at their home in | Richmond, Va, where they went to at
 tend the wedding of their son. J. Stuart | Reynolds, to Miss Virginia Cole Dick enson, which occurred at the home of the bride Saturday at noon; George | Johnson was best man and Mrs. Sterns, sister of the bride. matron of honor. ] Mrs, Frederic Dingley is the guest of
 Mrs. Robert Snow of Orange street for a few weeks. Mrs Dingley sails in
 February from New York to pass the remainder of the winter and spring
 abroad. She will visit Italy and Greece
 and later will go to Egypt. President Faunce of Brown university was a guest at the New Haven house
 Monday, and in the evening addressed 1 church.
 The first reception of the lola assem- 1 ply held in LenoX hall Monday evening was very charming and successful al l fair. The hall was decorated in pink,
 the lights being shaded in pink, pro- 1 ducing a very pleasant effect. Stan | lords orchestra played and James Campbell led the cotillion. The gowns
 of the young ladies were, Landscape and the dance very gracefully conducted; The committee in charge consisted ot
 Miss Lillian Kennedy, Miss Anna O,N1el, Miss Helena McGovern The patron l esses were Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Craemer,
 Mrs. Jordan, Mrs MeGoyern, Mrs. l O'Neil
 J. T. Leggett, whose'parents reside in York street, West Haven, and whose ] home is in Colorado Springs, Col, has | been made travelling auditor of the Col
 orado Springs and Cripple Creek rall- | road
 Miss Minnie Johnson entertained the whist club of which she is a, member yesterday afternoon at ther home Tn l George street, West Haven. Miss Nellie | Crane, Miss Amy Harris, and Miss | Louise Heitmann are among the mem
 The first annual ball of the A. o. H. 1 this season was held last evening in Colonial hall. Stanford's orchestra 1 furnished the music for most enjoy able program of eighteen dances.
 The engagement of Miss Bessie Edl- son, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George 1 Edison of loo Minor street, to Maurice
 Luria of Worcester, Mass, has been an- nounced.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-24
OBITUARK NOTES
Death of Mrs. Fredrielsa Brandes, of
 This City.

Mrs. Fredricka Brandes, aged seven ty-six years, widow of the late William Brandes, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Michael Hessler, S96 State street, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The deceased had enjoyed ex- cellent health for one of so ripe an age up to last week. when she was taken down with pneumonia. She apparently shook this off and was up for two or three days but finally had to take to bed again. The relapse was followed by a stroke of paralysis which eliminated in her passing peacefully away.
 Mrs Brandes was woman of ex- ceptional worth and her rather sudden passing away comes as a great shock, not only to her immediate family and relatives but to many friends, who had learned to love her kindly traits of character and simple, unselfish life. Her devotion to her family was all that a loving mother could give and her interest in all that concerned it's members never Jagged.
 Mrs. Brandes was born April 2S, 1880, at Neustettin, Germany. She came to New Haven early in her life and had lived here ever since, being one of the oldest German residents in the city. She leaves eight children to mourn her loss. They are Mrs. Michael Hessler, Mrs. Bertha Buchter, Mrs. Conrad Rausch, Paul Brandes, Mrs. Edward Carter, Mrs. Henry c, Wilmot and Miss Clara Brandes of this city and Herman Brandes of Bridgeport.
 The funeral services will be con- drcted at her late home Friday after- noon at 2:3O o'clock by the Rev. MT. Timm of the German Lutheran church. of which deceased was a member. The interment will take place in the faIniiy lot in Evergreen cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-24
THE GORHAM SUIT.
AWARDED S2,3OO DAMAGES
 AGAINST THE CITY.
Likely to be q Third suit-City May Also Appeal and stiR Legal Battle May be the Result.


 Also Appeal and q stiR Legal Battle
 May be the Result.
 A peculiar situation has arisen from the damage suit of Charles E. Gorham against the city, in which the plaintiff was awarded verdict of $2,30O by a jury in the superior court Tuesday, MT. Gorham sued for $1O,OOO for damages to his farm in Westville arising from an imperfect sewage system at Springside home, by which a stream which runs through Mir. Gorham's property was polluted. In addition to this suit, Mir Gorham asked that $1.OOO forfeit money be paid him. An injunction granted by the court several years ago, he claims, has been violated. At that time he obtained verdict in similar suit, with an order making it incumbent up- on the city to rectify any imperfections in the filter beds at the farm, which caused the trouble.
 The settlement of this latter question Judge Roraback took from the hands of the jury as a matter of law Now that the plaintiff has received verdict he announces that application will be made for hearing for the recovery of this forfeit money. An effort will be made to have another judge than Judge Roraback hear the case, as it is claimed that he Is disqualified by hay ing heard the evidence in the damage suit.
 Another new development is this: The present suit which has been decid- ed was brought in August, 1904. Now it is claimed that the nuisance upon which the suit was based has been a continued one, and MT. Gorham an- nounces, through his counsel, that he will start suit was damages that have resulted to him through the existence of the trouble since the date of the bringing of the other suit. Now that it has been established that he has suf- fered by the sewage system, a second suit would be clear sailing.
 Corporation Counsel Daggett, when asked yesterday if he would appeal the city's case, said that it is possible and would depend upon developments It is understood that the developments referred to are those which MT. Cor ham contemplates. If so pretty legal battle can be expected. Newton, Church and Hewitt and Attorney Goodhart are associated for MT. Cor 1 ham. fre
 State Referee William Elmer, former ly judge of the superior court, was a witness during the trial for the plain tiff. He was called to testify that he had passed upon the same issues in the formef suit as werA involved in the present one.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-24
MCKINLEY BANQUET.
New Haven Members Get Invitations
 tn Hand

New Haven Members Get Invitations
 to Attend.
 Members of the Connecticut McKin- ley association yesterday received in- yitations to it's fourth annual banquet to be held at the Hotel Winthrop, in Meriden, on the evening of January 29 at o'clock. Ex-Governor Chamberlain is president of the association and has sent an invitation to Deputy Collector Frederick W. Orr, of this city, to be one of the speakers. Mr. Orr was the organizer of the association. It is ex- pected that Governor Woodruff will be among the speakers, and it is desired that some of the congressional delega- ton should attend if possible.
 There were about 400 members in this city, but this number has been sorne- what diminished The membership in the state is about 1000.