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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
MoDIsTIc MATTERS.
FsneIss In MIdsesson Fabries--cro.
eheted Buttons ModIsh.

or course the foulards have always
been more or less fashionable In tho
polka dot design. and this year they
arc back into favor with renewed
popularity. The pclka dot pongees
and royals are equally fashionable.
and there are also many new fab.
rfcs on the order Of velllngs shown In
the polka dot design. Cotton and linen
goods on this order are extremely
fashionable both in the heavy quail
ties suitable for morning suits and In
tho thin batistes and lawns for after
noon md evening wear.
Much confusion cnsucs often from
the differences between the several
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

BORIS SUIT OF WHITE AND BLUE-5709.
Ia strip OF white with two blue pieces
cut like diamond shaped buckle In
'front.' laced together with white silk
cord over white serge buttons.
Summer nightgowns are cut very low
In the neck and in some models have
no sleeves. Others are made with a
little bolero effect. and all styles are
daintily interiaced with colored rib
bons.
Dotted swiss negligees are charming
this summer. A bewitching wrapper
Of this, with pink and white dots, was
made with fitted yoke and sort Of
Mother Hubbard body. with wide pink
ribbons attached at the shoulders and
crossing In front and back. where a
generous bow was tied on the side.
with long ends flowing to the bottom
of the skirt.
White linen, with collar and belt Of
blue, Is the material for this exceeding
ly attractive boys suit. which Is dura-
BILE and sensible as well as good to look
upon. The same model can be treated
In a number of different ways-for In
stance, linen crash, with collar and
shield of white, is much used this
season. JUDIC CHoLLET.
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
GALEN hill
Railroads.
SOUTHERN PATHWAY

y B.-FoilCWing schedule ngures published
snly a. information, and are not guaranteed
s4 A M-DAlLN-LOCal for HArE- s0nburg
WArreaton. Danylls. and way stations
fb-kl M-DAlLX-Was hingloE and florida
Ii-nIted FIrst-claBs coaches and sleeper "a
Columbia, savannah. and Jacksonville Din.
Ing Car Service.
a - 4 n DAlLY-L1nted States Fast Man
FTirst-class COACHES and sleeper 70 "
0rlsans Diniag Car Service.
s-o1 y N WEEK JAIS-Locsi for Harrfs,.
hurs and way stations on Manassas Isrs5'-1
Az y n DAILf-LOcai for Walrenton 49,
(harlottesVills.
10 p 81 DAILY-New York ana At,s,..
Express FiFst-clazs Coach 70 Aflsots
ssIesrer 70 Columbus Ca. via sfIs-.-'
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper Washfn.----
80 san Francisco Mondays. WsdnrsosS-
..ss p M DAILY-New YORK and F1o,,..
F1Dress Through Coaches and sleeDsrs -
Coiunbia Savannah. and Jacksonvtits
klee5ers 70 augusta and PORE TamU4 nio
Ing Car Service Ia Carte.
10 J0 p N DAIl.f-NeW oFk and Me7,-ts.
Limited tvia LyEchburE). FiFst-ciass Caacb
and sleeping Cars 10 Roanoke Knosv1;i.
Chattanooga. and Memphis sleepers -
+ New Orleans. Dining Car Ssryics
Io.ss p NJ DAILY-WashinEtoE and Sonth
western Limited. All Pullman srain on
ssTvation Car 20 atlanta and Macon Clss
Car 20 Atlanta SleepeTs 10 NashvIi7s
Atlanta Macon. BiFm nsham. New Orleans
Dining Car Service.
c H Ackert V p, & G. NJ. 3 y
Hsrdwick p r. N: W II. Tayioe, G. r a
1. S. Brown. @ \. das-tf
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
CHESAPEAKE AND OHlc IN.

ISChedule IN elect November >, lsl5b
z.o0 = Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Week davs-Stops AZ principal points ia
Virginia Nestlbule train, standard
coaches; parl0- car 20 Clifton Forge. With
couuect.0 on Tor Virginia hot Springs
pullman sleepers Clifton Forge 20 Louis
VILE Cincinnati. Indianapolis St Louis
and chicago Buffet service 9EJm Gordous-
VILE.
Fast new yestibule train. TTrpz only AZ
GordonsviIle. Charl0ttesS lie. Staunton
Clifton Forge. ana ol-ugtou Va. Ron
csverts and Hinton. ". Va Pullman
xleepers 10 Lexington. Louisville, Cincin-
lati Iud.arl polls. St Louis. and Chi
cago Dining cara. Ia carte service
one night out
mo p. Nj F. y. LIMITED, Daily.
solid yestibule train. Pullman slespeIs 70
Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia
Hot Springs week days. Dining cars a
Ia carte service. SIespers Cincinnati 10
Chicago and 81 Louis ana Louisville 10
Memphis. Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets a. Chesapeake a Nd
Ohio Offices. 5ls Penney Ivania ave- 6ls I4th
at near =. and sixth Street Station. Tele-
phone. Main ss31. for Pennsylvania r. r.
cab Service. ana Main 1905 for c. & o.
Ticket Once Eo2s-ts
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Winter Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
WlaTlborVA4G - BleRualm
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Open All the Year.

Eegs O. announce she Installation on SOY.
Isl ~ WHITE HELP throughout JOS dining
room service both American and "a la carte
The spacious outdoor plaza and heated in
door sun paTlGrs overlooking th- ocean aud
the Boardwalk are among The most al
trartiYe features al this time ~ the year.
During The mi1-Wiuter season SO Elk
IRA CHARGE rs MADE FOR THE PRI-
NATE BATHROOMS. and they am each
equipped with hot and cold Eel water as
well as fresh wata. and running artesian
ice water
The Marlborough BleHLeim music. which
under the direction ~ Louis Knoll. has
become nsted continues every evening
throughout the wear
Atlantic CITY Is attractive during the
Winter because ~ the sunny E1uth-sN-
posed smile Boardwalk. with the open
or glass inclosed rolling chairs Its piers
open throughout the year. les excellent
theaters. fine golf links. playable always
splendid streets and meadow boulevard and
adjacent improved country ruads for horse
back riding. driving and aut1mouiuHE- its
hiEh-class hotels. and what i5as made All
the others possible. its wonderful. luEiglrat-
ing. saluhriuua and EermiCide climate. due
20 the south exposure. the prumiIity Of
the Gulf stream AMI 90 the fact that salt
water surrounds the entire island while
- miles Of pine-coyerrd sand separates it
from any other considerable town OF city.
JOSIAH WHITE SONS,
ProprietJrs and Managers
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Trustees Sale.
rHos. j. OWEN q son. Aucuozesrs.
sl3 n 81 y. "

TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE AND INVESTMENT PROP
EErA. BEING PREMISES isI8 JOHN
son AVENUE MORT INV EST
~ virtue or a ccCree Oh equity cause No
- 500. the undersigned trustee viii oIeE Tor
ises, on WEDNESDAY. th= 18Th DAE OF
JANUARY. 1907. al HALf-FASI FDf'k
O'Clock =. 81, the f1lIav ing described
property, IN Washington. u. g..
sublot numbered 100 "a Edwin y. q. JfBzs
al al subdivision Of lots In squaH- g. as
e. Of the records % the Surveyors uf-c-
q the District " t1iuI bia. together with the
right 90 aay Tor said lot and the 1aEtFs
thereof for tho purposes - an alley il c4iu-
mon wiki the others ~ lots numbered l8l al
Toe of said subdivision over the rear az w. e.
and TO-. being improved Hy a brick dwelling
so no johnson avenue ulrtlr est COG -f her
with az the improvements ana EIpurteuauc-s
Terms Of sale One-thilI ~ the purchase
money 20 BE- paid in cash All TIE balance
IA TAO equal inEtailmeuts payable 30 one ana
uually. fT01I DAY of sale. secured Hy dasI
Of trust upon the property sold. "- ali cash,
at abe option 81 the purchaser A dega7sit
u $50 Nill be required - me purchaser al
the time Of sale All convey auriuE 9Tti-
ing and u0tarlal fees az che cost r Ihe pun
within fifteen days from Gay n sale. other
wise the trustee reserves the right fU IS sli
the property az the rick and casr 20 rna,
dsfaultlnE purchaser. after i've Days adT-T-
tissmeuI n such resale IN q urHFpaIlFr pub
listed ia Nashlngt3u. II. g. fYf further ia
formation apply 10 the undersigned.
GEORGE j. GODDARD Trustee
r. GOLDEN DONALDSON. Attorney.
Century building, Az 5th ~. ja4-lit-eNSu
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Decision for Sehriver.

Justice h. B. Cation Ihis morning reu-
derrd his decision 500 the case OF 4. ;.
schriver agent of the National Sick and
Accident Benevolent Association, who
had baaD 1Ir-st.J an 80 -bs,,.- ,s
conducting business without a license.
Justice Cation dismissed the case ON the
ground that the company which MI.
SchrlVeT represented held a license is
sued by the Bureau of Insurance ct
the Corporation Commission which
license was I'm ii-U uI all taxes or
licenses either STATE. municipal or
county. Mr. Catcu IN r-nierins mis- de
clsIOE IN lnis case announced that the
defendant company was doing business
under the lodge plan, aEd he would,
therefore. dismiss the charge against
them af doing business without au
license. Commonwealth Attorney
Brent noted an appeal 20 the corpora
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CHANCE FOR BANKS
At ALEXANDRIA
His Attorney Prepares Pc
titiOn To Governor
swanson.
MANY JURYMEN SIGN
Judge Cation Dismisses Charge Against
A. A SchIiveT.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA,. Va IAN.

L. h. Machen. attorney for Howard
Banks. the culOred man who is SEN
fenced To be hanged here on trioay
next. is trying 10 secure the signatures
of The jurymeu who convicted Banks 10
a petition 10 the governor asking for a
Communication OF his sentence Nj.
Machcn has secured nearly all OF the
signatures Of the jurymen, and expects
10 have the list completed this evening.
The impression is growing that Banks
viii escape the gailows, as it is now
Thought more than likely that Governor
swanson. acting GA tile recOmmenda-
lion Of Judge Barley, Will commute his
sentence 10 life Imprisonment
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
LOVER STAYS BOY
WHO INTRUDES

MADISON. ". Va, Jan. 5.-Daniel
Webster Boone, aged twenty-five. shot
and instantly killed the five-year-oId
son Of Mrs. Ida Meadows al the latter 5
home
IL Is stated that the child went into a
room where Boone and a girl were max
ing love and that Boone. in a NJ OF
anger. placed the pistol against the
lads breast and fired The pistol was
50 close that the burning powder set
fire to the boys clothing
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
Death of Mrs. FendaIl.

Mrs. Eliza +. Fendal. widow Of
Townsend ID. Fendall. died at her home
in South ST. Asaph street yesterday
evening. Mrs Fendall was the daughter
or the late Joseph caches. a former
mayor OF Alexandria She is survived
by three children. W r. Fendau and
Mrs. j. +. Tackett. OF this city and B.
r Eendall OF Baltimore
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SEABOARD AIR LINE Rail WAY
JMccs l44l Eelna. AVe.

IIcktt ULnccs TIL telna. AVE,
For Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
laata, Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. snd
New Orleans.
1850 M DAILF-Seaboard AlaiI-Throueh
Pullman Sleeper TO Jacksonville Fla. aiso
through Parior Car to Pinehurst n q Csafs
Dining Car ashington 20 Hamlet n C.
6.Z5 =. 81. DAILH-Seaboard ExDFess-SoIid
train, with Pullman SleepeTs. 70 jackson vile
and Tampa Through Sleeper 10 Atlanta
Birmingham, and Memphis. Daily ex-sundar
Through Sleeper 10 Pinehlrst. Cafe Dining
Car deI1-rf
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Auxiliary A. 0. H. Election.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the a. o, II.
have elected the following officers for
the year.
Mrs l.. Wo0lls. president; Miss ID.
Lannon, vice president; Miss BashfOrd,
financial secretary, Mrs " Priest
treasurer; Miss l.. Woolls. sentinel
Mrs r. Baggett sTgeant-aT-arms, Mrs.
Roland, chairman of standing commit
tee Mrs. NJ. Breen. county president.
The Washington times., 1907-01-05

For SaIe-Suburban.

fok sALE-Reservoir HID nv. a beautiful
s-loom house, cellar. large lot 500 CASH
balance 20 suit c. J. HANBACK,, SO = ~.
NV 1ab,h .t1.l2.I5.I7.i9
ZINE country home. four acres OF ground
beal TRULY located. three sQuaIes from naiu
boulevard. came distance FROM e.ectItc cars
Improved BY "a eight-TO0.u '.Aeliiug, cellar
under entire house furnace heat; bath. range.
hot ana cold waller. fine staule. HenaeIy.
lots % fruit; every thing On lrst-class tondi-
ton PRICE. 1900 EDWARD DANIELS.
lfi0 II -. nv. jaf-at
a z3O-FOOT frontage on Ridge roa1, beau
TRULY located. viii sell IA lots o. as
y hole price. 81. SO. MIl-LER-SiiOEMAh fE
CO. LIS Wisconsin ave U0I5-tf
ONLY 81 per EcTr for 5. 10. and ls-arre lots
ca The Great Fails and Ola Dominion rail-
road 81 spring HE. 10 niles from George
town. 3 miles from Great Falls. low fare.
god fsoil. buy nov. before prices ADVANCE
easy teTUcs THE HtNE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. Vienna Va. OF Room Tl5 Coluu-
bian building. dei4-zaf
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Bishop o'GOrman as Guest.

Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Gorman. Of Sierra
Leone West Africa, is guest Of the
Rev. Il. J. Cutler. at ST. Mary's rectory.
Bishop O'GOrmau Will of1ciate at high
mass al St Mary's Church tomorrow
morning. and will also deliver the ser
mon al the vesper service az I;30 D. m.
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
Funeral of Mrs. Lee.

The funeral of AIRS. D0ddridge Lee
was held from Pohick Church this after
noon. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. DIT Meade. OF Po-
hick Church, and the burial was in
the. cemetery adjoining the church.
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
lanes Johnson Fined.

In the police court this morning. Jus
tice II. Is Cation presiding, the following
case was disposed or,
James Johnson cOlOred. for the lar
ceny Of a pair of shoes from a colored
man named Charles Mccoy. was fined
IS
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
For Rent
Unfinished Houses.

FOR RENT-H. II. HOWENSTEIN co. Isf4
81. nW.-d22 Ii 81 NV: y large
rooms furnace heat, socd h0uss
Tor roam-renting PURPOSES Re
duCed % So. So
FOR RENTS Tennessee ave. ne: a new
S-F1om house furnace heat. Just
north or Lincoln PARK. house
beautifully finished. s3a CO.
FOR RENT-Bargaln ia Columbia Heights
isl Otis place NV, "a lIth 81
car line, le rooms steam heat:
hoEse new and finished in hard
wood. ONLY So 81.
II. r. oWENsIEIN CO. lsI4 F ST. y ".
ja4-a
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B.

ZnL ! WI Viii ~ SAsfS Ata IL
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. am e s.
RSAAL. -4-LE +-I-sE.
Every OtAeT nO4r 81 the ga Hour
70 FhlLADE4si- r1sA an AEM YORK.
NEW TEkLiNAL. ~ 81. NEW lOkk
s1so0 a.In.-Dluer. Pullman FasIsT.
1907 z-m.-buHst. IsTIaF. . AR Tain.
''s.o0 a.Ia--Diae4 ana l'1-.i..aa i'arlor Ca-.
50! 90 -m.-DIHer and Pullman FaEIor car
100 .5.Ii.-DilsI ala Pullman F4rloE car.
ss.gy pm Royal Limited Al Pullmans
IL .6y L.D4.-Cuaclrs ~ Philadelphia
- ~ p.Iu.-Diurr ana E-lill-.aa Parish.
500 p.m.-Coaches ~ IhilaaelpHla
eli ~ p-ul--.l e5gers.
sz-s1 p.In.-Slss4 ssrs.
ATLANTIC CIlf. 100. '3-e9. sll-00 a. n.
EsEIiY hoUR cS TIE HOUR"
NEL1- u 70 = ia l.fn50REO l. -
Week days. z,si. s.yo, 81. 90. -. 500,
20. $50 $50 lg.e. ll-Jo a. Ms 100 noon.
c - t.0J, 90. 5;U-. sys. s-52 1000. los.
'- saaaass. 81. 7.os. 40. so 500. 30.
Il HI.i l-os. 10. 800 $50. 90, 81. go.
G.ge 70 o. 1913. n ~. u,l5 =. II.
WESTH ARD.
CHICAGO AMI NORTHWEST = . ?. H..
cINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AID LOUIS
WILLIE. q % a. -. 40 - n. az - night
PITTsBuRG. tx p. a.. -s'le p IA. ~. Sl
CLEVELAND. 80 ?. NJ COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 500 a m. 80 p. m.
WINCHESTER. fs - am. "A 10. 100 p IN.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. SO g. m. 100
RON. AZ. 600 y. H. Sundays. SD A. N and
so %. IA
LUHAY and EIKTON. 40 ?. m.
FREDERICK -. all a. n. ''l:5o.
HXGERsIoWN. fs.s5 a. m. and 800 ?. m.
EOTU and way points fsS, ssh q m
~ o. 1900. f5 -. ''I0-i5. IN 20 p. "a.
GAITHERsBuRG and way points. fs.s5.
s.s.I5 a. IA. ilZ.y0. -'i;se. fs-53. 's,u5.
& %. f6.56. ss7-S5. -sl6.I5 flI.Sl ,. m
WAgHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points. ts-25. --sls a m. ''i,s9. 800.
s. - ,. n.
sDally. Except Sunday. "'Sundays only.
Reservation or Sireping OF PariJr Car
spaCs rates u fare, eLC-. VIII be quickly fur
nlshed BY TELEPHONE Al All Of the f0l-
lUzlng Ticket Offices lfiT = St. Telephone
Main 1871. CTS Penns yivauia Ave. Telephone
Main ZS7. Station New Jersey ave and c
S. Ticket ofics. Telephone East ss1. Iufor-
nation Bureau. East IA n024-tf
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
Death OF R. H. Dawson.

Robert II. Dawson, a well-knoWn and
popular AleNandTian. died at his home
at the corner OF Wilkes and Henry
streets this morning Mr.. Dawson is
survived By a widow and several grown
children. No arrangements have as yet
been made for his funeral
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
May Belmont Fined.

May Belmont was before Justice
eaton In the police court this morning
an the charge OF entertaining minors
and. Of selling liquors without q license
Justice Cation after hearing all the
evidence, imposed d fine of go upon her.
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
Business Property
Proposals.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR. Oaice
or the Superintendent L. s. Capitol Building
and Grounds Washington, D. C.. January
Z. 1891 sealed proposals, ID duplicate. VII
to- received ana opened a the above Office
al T. O'CLOCK. NOON. on WEDN EsDAf-
JANUARY g. 1871. for steel framing FOR
To1f 7f ONCE Building. House af kepreseu-
tatIFes. Plans and Specifications can be- had
On application % Tie above once. cfrti-
He'd cneck iu the SUM Of Twenty-Five dollars
fsZ5-Gtl VIII be required from The intending
bidder az guarantee Tor the return 0f the
plans ana speeiflc4tl1us, after Tue award ~
contract BIDS must De accompanied by GER
Tined check OF surety bond in the SUM Of :
per cert 9f the amount Of bid. Contract VIII
require approved surety bond iu the sum
81 20 per cent q th- amount Of contract.
The rght is reserved % reject any OF all
bids OF 10 waive any technically or in
f5rMality In any b.d ELLIOTT WOODS.
Superintendent & = Caplt0I- Building AMI
Grounds Approved. f. A. HITCHCOCK
secretary. ja5.F,i2.l4
The Washington times., 1907-01-05
GEORGETOWN NEWS.

The funeral services OF Mrs. Amanda
Hurdle, who died Thursday morning at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Clara
Demar. 30l2 o street northwest, as the
result OF ailments incident 10 old age,
were held this afternoon at o'clock.
The services were conducted BY the
Rev. Alfred Harding. pastor Of 81.
Faurs Episcopal Church. Twenty-third
and L street Burial was at Oak Hiu
cemetery. on Georgetown Heights, Mrs.
Hurdle was one OF the oldest residentS
oI The West End, having resided there
nearly all her life She was eighty eight
years or age. and tie widow OF Henry
Hurdle. an old Georgetown merchant
she L. survived by three daughters,
Mrs. clara Demar, Mrs. Talbot Lanstuu.
and Mrs. Josephine kieindsChmidt. and
one son, Albert Hurdle OF Philadelphia.
formerly u Georgetown.
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For Rent-Stores.

FOR RENT-F1ns store, 32T Pennsylvania
ave. So. good stand for any business, rent
reasonable. l. GL.ASER, 1903 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. or l32S 7th ST. ta5-st
FOR RENT-With OF without living rooms
with small stock OF notions. good place for
grocery. Apply 1872 + 81. corner Kentucky
ave. Sc ja4-st
The Washington times., 1907-01-05

Your nearly empty purse
may make friends o. many
fun purses through a few
For sale and Exchange ADS.
Let a Want Ad. "rimpHfy
the matter" for yeul
azost great writer's agree
that the world and life IN It
is mads up OF "AppeaIAneesr'
It should be the part OF wis
dom, in business life. TO make
good many OF your sap
psaTaness" in the advertising
columns.
-.-.-s-.-.-s-s-.-.-.-.-.
-s-S-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-.-
-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s--s-s-s-s
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For Sale-LotS.

ONLY $50 PER ACRE for s. 10. and Is acre
lots tao fares from any point on Capital
Traction r. r.. seven miles from George
town al Inglesids station on the G. p & o.
d. r. r.. fine location. CLIFTON LAUGH
LIN. rs I4th 81. NV. ja5-59t
FOR SAl.E-DesFable lot at Colonial Beach,
one square from beach. opposite neNE Catho-
lie church: for particulars address BOX 81.
Times ONCE la5-3t
500 90 FOR 500.
Write for particulars 20 how to own a
500 building lot for s.. one fare
tas-tr BOX 2zS3. Station G.
The Washington times., 1907-01-05

LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks, bonds
plds. and loan asscn shares. syndicate GER
ufs.. warehouse receipts. etc. low rates:
courteous treatment THIS IS NOT A LOAN
COMPANY. {. a. BAKER. lll9 "a
The Washington times., 1907-01-05

TIE death of Michael Mckenna. al the
Georgetown University Hospital. several
days ago, after q lingering illness,
marks the passing OF one entire branch
of the family. Within eleven years Mr..
ana AIRS. Mckeuaa ana ten children
have died. tWeiV, of the deaths having
occurred az the femily home. lil3 Thir-
ty-iouTth street northeast Mrs. Me
henna died "a few days before Christ
mas. John Mckenna. father OF Michael
Mrhenna died some years ago. he vas
"a Well-knoWn contractor,
Matthew T. -'onalue. OF Thirty Fourth
ana streets northWesc. has gone %
Springfield Mass. his former home
where he vas called on account of the
serious ulness of uis aged mother.
Mrs. Maria a Reilly vile of Dennis
-. Reilly OF Georgetown. died yester-
daN morning al her hOm 34lA . street
northwest, after q lingering Illness. Be
sides her hUshauu. she is survived By
one son ard tive daughters
The funeral of George Wilson Fetch
en- who died ear!y Friday morning at
his home. 6i- q street northwest was
held this afternoon al g o'clock. under
the auspices OF George Z. Morris Post
No. 10, Gland Away of tia Republic Of
Georgetown. The iuJerment was At
Oak Hil 'emctery.
The Washington times., 1907-01-05

Times Want ADS. Bring Results.
The Washington times., 1907-01-05

3 go .0o-sl00 cash. balance monthly: new SIX
room and 5att sefnivdefaehed- houses ct 18TH
and d sts. Sc; large lot. eemented cellars.
furnace heat. SAMUEL z. MASON, 1910
y st ae1-n
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tssauN.
House and large stable: Northwest: would
rent Tor So 81 opportunity FOR one having
number OF horses
MOORE & HILL Une.b. IL I4th 81. nv.
ja4-2t
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For SaIe,-houSes.
THIS IS A SNAP.

Room islg st aw
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-30

studios of authors of textbooks,
to demonstrate and to dictate
what shall be incorporated in
the school books for the coming
generation to study and to be
guided by. An organization that
goes into the study of the laws
of heredity, to discover princi-
plies and to reveal them for the
safety and benefit of the genera
ton unborn, that they may be
better than the one in which
we live and move. And SO we
might enumerate one branch of
work after another, which they
do, for the good of old and young,
and those who may be expected
to live, until we cover more than
thirty departments, and no man
who really wishes to be just, can
raise his voice to depreclate their
worth. We may not all be espec.
tally interested in the details of their
work, but we can all help make
their visit pleasant, and be glad
that others are willing to do the
more active part. While the
White Ribboners are in town, no
Introduction will be necessary,
and any man or bunch of men will
do honor to themselves to lift
their hats when the delegates pass.
Ten days before Thanksgiving
the Press Club will hold quarter.
ly meeting here. and the speaking
trumpets of all the people will be
in BIackfoot to take notes of what
we are and what we do. After
two days of business aud obser-
walton, they vi 60 back to their
respective placeA of work, and all
their readers will Ne given new
estimate of the cd immunity they
have visited. TEN Thousand cop
les of local paps' w fa tell about
us, our county and oursr doings,
and the course we pursue n during
the two days Of their stay, will be
the measure OF the good Il hcy can
do US.
We are able to condv Rct these
meetings well, and mutt Ral inter-
est makes 1t imperative that we
should do our best with zach and
every one.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-30

endless expense to maintain the
levee III the safe condition. The
paving should consist of frag-
ments of rock, not less than
twelve inches in diameter, solidly
driven together. If spaces of
any importance occur between the
larger fragments, these should be
filled with smaller fragments in
order that water may be excluded
as effectively as possible from the
face of the dam.