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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07

FOR SALE Work horses for sale
cash or Time. Apply LukoH Music
= store 21tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07

FOR SALE Fullblood Jersey hritcr
= will be- fresh In three weeks A
bargain John whitney 81 Ard
nor" jail 5.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07


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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
Relatives of Herman Tull
Not Located by kilograms
Young Man Dies at Hos
pital From Self-In-
ilicted Wounds.

The body of Herman A. Tul. nine
teen years of age. Of 81 Seventh street
southwest, who shot himself December
30 and die din the Casualty Hospital
yesterday. VIII be held here pending in
formation from his home in Seaford
Del. Friends of the dead man have sent
several kilograms TO his parents ia the
Delaware town but no advices had been
received from them today
Tull was discovered By Mrs. Mathews.
with whom he boarded, Ia his room ia
a dying condition. He had either acc!-
dentally shot himself o. attempted sui
eide with a .32-ealiber ravo.ve- that he
had obtained from friend. He was
hurried 10 the Casualty Hospital ana
after an operation it was thought the
young man would recover. A turn for
the worse about y O'Clock last night
could not be fought Off, owing to the
weakened condition Of Tulls system.
lie was employed as a clerk by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company at tho
freight house in AuaCOstia. TUll said
when he came to the hospital that he
had accidentally shot himself I'm the
stomach. while cleaning q revolver,
when the trigger snapped and the cart
ridge exploded. The pistol ball entered
the body about four inches below the
heart.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
CHURCHES TO UNITE
IN WEEK OF PRAYER

Beginning next Monday the Interde-
unconditional Missionary Union of the
District OF Columbia, will observe a
week OF prayer. The Meetings viii be
held in the Lutheran Memorial Church.
Vermont avenue and y street north
west. All the meetings are 10 begin at
l0:5J o'clock Ia the morning.
The topics TO be discussed and the
leaders viii be as follows: Monday,
Things Unseen and EteTnaI." leaders,
Mrs J. C. FeTuald and Mrs. ". ,.
Hartley. Tuesday. THE Triumphs Of
Faith leaders. Mrs. s d. Luckett and
Miss Grace Jeffries Wednesday. The
Church Made Truly Glorious leaders
Mrs Laura Olney and Miss Ida a
Green. Thursday. Aiissions-Home a-i'
Foreign" leaders. Mrs. ". p. Thier-
kield and Miss EphTiam COTnman. Fri
day. Christian Tnity,' leaders. Mrs ;.
IT. Woodrow and Miss Harriet Ellis.
Saturday. "Intemperance. the Master
Social Curse leaders Mrs Margaret
Dive Ellis and Mrs. T. T. Moore.
Pastors are urged 10 be present
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
VETERAN PRINTER
SUCCURBS TO GRIP
OrVille Lanning, Soldier
and Unionist, Dies After
DtiGt IIlIlESS.

Orville y. ISnning, one OF the veteran
employees OF the Government printing
Office, died OF grip last night at the resi-
dence OF his son, Walter S. Lanning, 22-
Second street northeast, after a brief
illness.
MI. LanninE was seVenty-thTee years
old, native OF Knoxville, Tenn. and
came OF a prominent Southern family.
He was educated in the schools of his
native town. After completing his edu-
cation he entered an apprenticeship 10
learn the printers trade under Andrew
Johnson. who afterward became PTesi-
uent of the United States when he en-
tered Johnsou's office, Mr.. Johnson was
publishing a weekly paper at Green
vile, Tenn. In the conduct of that Jour
nal, which took a prominent part IN the
discussion of the merits and dement's
OF State rights and the abolition of
slavery. Nj. tanning, was a contributor
10 its columns.
After leaving the service of Mr.. John
son. Mr. Lanning followed the arr
preventative" IN the South up TO the
opening of the civil war. when he be-
came . member Of the famous Louis
lana Tigers" command Of the South
crn Confederacy that Won fame ON
every battle field where 1T was engaged
for reckless, daring bravery. He served
throughout the TOur years OF the war
fl that command.
After the war closed ne set type and
edited papers all over the Southern
States. Twenty years ago he came %
This city. and obtained q position in
Tho Government Printing Ofhce. where
h was continuously engaged up 10
his death He had been ii member of
The International Typographical Union
for over fifty years, and an active mem
}er % Columbia. NO l0l, OF this city
since his location in Washington
Tn July, 1906, he and three brothers.
VINO had not met in forty years. he'll
q family reunion at SevieTyiUe. Tenn.
Those brothers survive him residing in
the West, the Youngest OF them being
over eighty years OF age.
He is survived by TWO SONS Walter
5. Lannins, of the United States Treas
uTy. and William / Lanuiug. Of tine
r. r. walker Real Estate Company.
The funeral viii take place. from the
family residence tomorrow afternoon at
-.lr o'clock, and VIII be conducted by
the Rev. George Maydewel pastor 9f
the NlHgA Methodist Episcopal Church.
The interment viii be in GleuW0o4
Cemetery
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
DELLA, SKILLET IN HAND,
GAVE WIFE MERRY CHASE

Della Cox. a man with an efeminate
name, but big Of bone and broad Of
back, was fined s. in the Police Court
today, when convicted on O. charge OF
disorierly conduct Della viii serve
nine days on the rock pile. # he cannot
raise the three. Even at that he Is a
lucky man. for it was his arrest on this
slight charge that prevented him from
laying his wife out with an iron skillet
last evening.
According 10 testimony his wife
thought more OF New Year calls than
dinner, while Della took the opposite
point Of view. His vife's stories of the
calls she had made fell decidedly short
OF satisfying that guawing. empty sen
sation IN the gaEtronomic vicinity. and
he notified her 10 that effect. One word
led TO another. and the irate Della be-
san chasing his spouse around the
dcmicile with a smoking skillet in his
hand.
The woman screamed, and attracted
the policeman TO the house Just as
Della had her CorEeTed and was about
20 strike her
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
MISS N. I. KEALEY DEAD.
FUNERAL SATURDAY

Funeral services for Miss Mary z.
Reaiey. principal Of the Maury School.
VIII be held al . O'Clock Saturday morn
ing at st. Peters Catholic Church. Sec
and and streets southeast. Requiem
mass VIII be sung by the Rev. James
O'Brien. pastor Of the church
Miss Kealey died yesterday afternoon
at her residence, 623 East Capitol street.
Several weeks ago she caught a cold
which developed into grip and later into
pneumonia. Several days ago pneu-
mOnia symptoms disappeared, and ber
death was caused directly by e1haUs-
tiOn.
Miss KeaIey has been connected with
the public schools OF the District many
years. and was one Of the most widely
known and popular teachers ia the Dis
triCt In her younger days Miss KeaIey
was regarded as one Of the most beauti-
ful girls IN the eastern part Of Wash
ington. where her family was one OF
the Oldest and best known. She was a
conspicuous worker in the association OF
teachers formed sometime ago 10 look
after the interest Of public school in
structOrs. She was educated IN the
schools Of Washington. and entered the
Normal School the first year IL was
established.
Miss Kealey is survived by three sis
tiers, Miss Sarah Kealey, also a we'll
known teacher in the public schools:
Mrs Charles 5. Price, and Mrs Annie
Gardner, and one brother Daniel
kealey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
FINDS AGE UNFIT TEST
FOR WORKING CHILDREN

ALBANY. y. Y, Jan. 2-Commis-
sioner Of Labor T. c. Sherman in his
annual report to the governor declares
emphadcally that child and women
labor laws are meager and in need OF
radical amendments. Re protests
against age as a Test of fitness 10 work,
since in many cases children are physi-
cally unit He wants physical htuess
made the standard by law, his depart
mont 10 be the Judge
The commissioner opposes prohibition
by the state Of work in tenement houses,
saying that It is necessary in many
cases. He recommends addition TO fac
tory laws, relating to Overheating
drinking water. cleanliness, ventilation
regulation Of dangerous or uOXiOus
trades. and the addition of legal Of
hCeTs and experts 10 his department for
technical subjects
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02

North Atlantic fleet. remaining in this
position until last June. Last Friday
he was again designated as a member
OF the general board Ct the navy and
assigned TO special duty in the Bureau
of Navigation
Captain Pillsbury IS a great favorite
with officers Of the navy and civilian
employees in the department. All Of
them were glad 10 hear Of his appoint
meut to the head of the bureau, and few
were surprised at the Presidents selec-
ton Captain Tillsbury YVES deluged
with verbal aud written congratIsla-
lions when IL became known 1t the
Navy Department that he bad been Sc
lcCtcd 20 succeed Admiral BroWnson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
MAN BURIED AS BRICK;
ASHES ORDERED NODDED

BOSTON. Jan. Probably the straDg-
est human burial on record took place
I'm the Hebrew Cemetery at EVOburn.
Mass. Wlen Herman Unger, a Pitts
burg travelling man. committed suicide
here lass May he directed that his body
shOuId De crtmatej. the ashes nodded
into a brick and the brick buried.
For months the brick has lair in an
oak box in the Office Of the cement COM
pany that nodded 81. but at last the
order Of ODD Fellows Of which UnEeT
was a member has obtained "a cemetery
plot and given 90 burial.
The brick is inscribed, according 20 the
suicides direction
Herman UnEer Died May 3, 1901.
Leave Ne In Peace
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
OFFER $500 REWARD
FOR CANAL SLAYER

reward Of $500 for Information lead
ing to the arrest of the murderer of
Philip r. Cramer. an American locomo-
tive engineer employed on the Panama
canal, has been offered by the canal
commission as published in the latest
number of the Canal Record.
Cramer was killed i'm his quarters at
Paradise in the Canal Zone December II.
The motive for the murder was evident
Is robbery. as a sum estimated TO be
500 was taken from Cramer'S person.
The only clue 90 the murderer is Il pair
of cheap black shoes number eight. Gov
cred with grease or oil, which were left
outside Cramer's quarters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
SHIPS AT MAGDELENA BAY
FOR THE TARGET PRACTICE

Rear Admiral Dayton, commanding
the armored cruisers Maryland, Colo
RADIO, Pennsylvania. and West Vir-
ginia, composing tLe first division Of
the Pacific fleet. has informed the Navy
Department Of their arrival at Mag
dalena Bay 10 engage in winter target
practice.
The special service squadron. the
Washington and the Tennessee. under
command of Admiral Sebree. are also
at Mag4alena Bay, and Il is expected
lnat they VIII have entirely completed
their practice before the arrival of he
Atlantic fleet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
SEEKING TO END FEUD
TWO MEN ARE KILLED

BEATTY, Ky. Jan. Chief Of Po-
lice Joseph Davidson and Robert Evans.
"a merchant. shot each other 10 death
IN Evans store. The double killing was
the result Of an old grudge- Davidson
lad entered Evans store to patch it
up Evans put his hand 70 mis- pocket
% get the store keys preparatory TO
locking up
Davidson thought IL was move 10
draw a. gun, and shot him In the head
Iu an instant Evans fired twice, one
shot entering Davidson's head. the
other taking effect below the heart.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
Load Hospital Ship Relief;
VIII Meet Evans Armada

VALLEJO. Cal. Jan. Work Of
loading the hospital ship Relief was
begun today at the Mare Island ship
yard and as soon as the snip is COM
missioned it viii sail 90 meet Admiral
Evans armada in Southern waters. The
ship viii Doe manned with q merchant
crew, a civilian captain, and be under
the command of "a naval surgeon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
MUST SERVE THREE MONTHS
FOR FIFTY-CENT THEFT

George Maddox evidently is not a
member of "a labor union.
With exceeding grace an9 alacrity he
accepted Judge KimbalTs offer this
morning to work three months for the
sum Of so cents George, who is colored
was charged with having stolen BIZ
cycle ana hdlf dollar He plead guilty
10 the charge of stealing the half dollar
and gave long and winding explana-
ton concerning the charge of stealing
the bicycle
The judge was plainly dissatisfied with
his explanation and added nine months
10 the first three
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
GIVE PlLLSBURY
BROlNNS0N JOB
AS BUREAU HEAD
lConlnued from First Pas.l

|-INIIN-I nom EI|-T T"-"-| =
consecutive years. TIC was lately given
command OF the survey steamer Blake.
which investigated the Gulf Stream cur
rent
From 1891 until 1896 he was aH board
the Newark. At the termination Of
this duty he was advanced TO lieutenant
commander. Immediately after this
promotion he was assigned 90 the Bos-
ton Navy Yard, remaining there one
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
TRAIN KILLS TWO HEN
AS THEY WALK TIES

PITT5BURG. Jan. One man was
killed and another died from his inju-
r.es after being struck by "a train near
the South street bridge today. The dead
are Pitor Pysuski and Toni Wierchien-
crick.
The men were walking the ties, and
evidently did not hear me approach OF
Flc second section OF sOUJEhOunl
train which struck them
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
TRAGEDY!

I'm guilty. Whisky did it,"
''ren dollars OF thirty days"
Today was the time. the Police Court
the place. and William Campbell was
the man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02
GEORGE ABE FOR FAIRBANKS.

BROOKE. Ind. Jan George AIDE,
tie TlayWrignt. viii be q delegate 10 the
Republican National Convention from
tHe Tenth congressional district. He
says ne is I'm favor Of the nomination OF
Vice President Fairbanks for the Presi-
uCuCy-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-02

year. IN -Egf lac went 70 the Naval
War CoIleEs at Newport. r. T. remain
iuE there until 1897. The following year
Inc commanded the dynamite cruiser
Ntsuvius and was promoted to the rank
Of commander on August 10 1SgS.
lle was assigned 10 the uuipment de-
partueut OF the Boston Navy Na,d iu
1850. remaining there for Two years.
Gufil October I5. 1902 Captain PillsbuTy
commanded the Perry, bat ON tndt date
Dee was designated AS assistant chief
of the Bureau of Navigation. and two
weeks later was appointed a member OF
tle general board of Tho navy He
serve, in that capacity until March 50
1913.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13
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4Ae oeAan cbair h nAnle4 AttsR ~
asa. ne ts@n %tAre It 3aS AESs SaAsa
Ths earliest naptAoa Al It IN EagiS pe
NccasS n 1854, BaTiy IN the GO:io~trs
sssuovg the .psGks ~ BucEtsshaE
aGuAed uusck In6tGaat1sn " ~ use IL
HusaAes. PAneae wsr~ exaggerated a.
ttaAs asaAsmMa emNbsging hGs tedsCw
sAsa u taap a. NlAoA ~ bee1os y car
- S.Ga. -9Y4ocs ckGs1es brsaasht asose
Gs.4.n 10 1saB ASes ear1saslS 6TUmss
s&dAsa ten Of EAicA be rave - NJ
hS&a eH DuGRkS9k1aa- 4 rev weeks
ae1sx tAAff Hatv~daesA~R MassiAser pre
GunuA aAs plaV. ''Fhs EosGanaA." Aas
tn II " taos A0werts - che hdios:
SOr their pssAp AAA 1aFs saag baS@a
In tVtua.AA on 'naSn'a AhOulasaA
The reesssAce is AOabfless - BucA
ssRhaaAs Msaan. whSch was boFas HE
Z pAlanqui,a. Eugene EngiApsa."
''N'hat shall read yOu firstT'
THE marriages"
Here's IA article about some boys
Nho were found playing with dyna-
mite"
"Well. read It II possesses tRe
same elements Of interest HouStOD
Post
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13
a.n,I,h c.d d shs Cd 30.

~ i
In former tln.ss EngIand aid not hes-
Itate 10 regu'a:e ttae sale Of coal IN the
interests Of the poor In 1865. whAa
the duty on coal Ia LOndOa was Ohsl-
ling ca @eatsI q chaldroA generally
thirty six busheIsJ. CromwStl graOtaA
tas city cOrporattOa q license 70 ~
port 100 cbaldroRS duty free every year
Cor the poor eitizSas At the sazas
time it was provided that the city
ssulpanies should lay uD stores Of esal
Ia SUMNER Cfrox three 10 WI5 eba5.
lrons as they were aOle,. to ~ rcts&
I'd 10 tho Wlutor in ANAL GuaStitsss-
And In order y prevent extortion. coz
Spiracy aud mcaopoiy sstaii &esl~''
we're prculhiied Under penai.'ss frc-s
sontfsessag gg s21,l ~ ssgs ~ ~ 800 !.
Sttt III - in5 &sajm
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13

otn w Silver, Amerieus. Ca. carlead
ouyer Hunc.oid AID Security Rooiing, -
O"seI q, Red Dry Metals Peat, las
'as.cc sato 4 sarloadss OF Paints, oils
Walsh, Ee., Lest Cyp.sss ard No !
aad riae S3ipsles Patent r; ster, Mar
t:'s. Gra.ss md / les, R.s just sOld tho
Y ~. Ca, ng So squaseS 81 ksef
itT $50 Agricultural Co !ege HuoGng
fe' ciW'ig he'll End l-ic.,ea; also N. r.
WI l99- y Whoiesale Grocery Co. build.
e: Ian selling pa. 1T ii Seueea, S. e.,
" " 2, Ca, Nc l,.'el,o, ia. Them.
SV.'e, ia, A.,;r, ~, Ca, Bronwosd,
Ga, C6rd.le, Ca, AID az Counties 10 the
s.atc,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13

GEORGIA, Lee County.
/, viii be sold befuIe lie Govt Horse
doc. Of said csun y, at Leeabur.-, on lie
hVst Tucsiay in November, 1903, between
ecaSi and legal hopis Of sales, to Il /.
/ highest bidder, for c: h, &C. IT, real esta.es
OF which following is a de5c i}t:ol:
Lois Of land numbers ole h..rdred aud
d.sy.ninO (Is9), one hundred I'D sky
Jour (I64), The " est half Of lCt nr4nbsr
one hundred ara s.S.y-;hree, (I63), tie
EnSt half Of lot nunloer one hundred aid
Aftg-eight (I5S,, aud fitty ESQ., acres 81
uatO in the No.th WesS CO. rel Of lot No.
sae hundred and eigh, y-rins (I89), all
situate in the feurtseusa (I4) dist ct o.
Lee cSanty, Georgia, and containing Gin
aSgrcIats) Six hundred and ffty-A:ve-l
aid oae-half (oS716) acres. mors or less.
Also, tAe RGss half Of lot number Ole
hrnd,ea aud sixty-tkree (153), except
eighteen and two kids (11zs) acres
w.dch WIS formerly sod orfs.ol this po.-
,, lion OF s4iG lot. Also, lot OF lad No.
) one hundred and'7sIxty-.wo (l6z). The
hole trac, containing nine hundred and
tof.y (g4o} aca0s, u,ore less, aud sll being
IN Ing ouReeptn (i4) district Of Lee Co,
| Georgia.
.-ryied Oil a. the property of Mrs. Ida
Is, Scarborough, under and by virtue OF a
certaiu exec .,tion ,issred from TIE City
Cert OF Americas, (Ga. J. in favor Of l.,
9 Council against Me. IdR c. Sea-
trough. Property psintcd OFT by plain-
tiR's attcrAsy.
John New som, the tenant found in poe-
| ss.sioa OF said premises at time Of mar inS
! levy, AID alse The defendant, NJ 8. Ida c..
Scsrbtongh, Ootu se.ved with wife"
notices o. lesy, as provided by law.
This, October Ist, 1898.
0. B. Saith, SHERIFF.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13
To Pab ic ScI,eol Teachers,

1Sre vi. : an >sai stan q pli-
.,fl's q. ts 81 II t1,:. pa 3Iac zshoals Lee
,het.ati!t ''.a n Lees a.'~g, IN the
l9ts I'D 'eta q !3se4snbe 80. p<sis.
riiir1g ,.t'zeySi q click HE cxau'ho>ion
qu.otioaa ST, ,t,,sas SCI, u Law aud sc.lo j
asn~S cUcoc.
J. Z, Long. c. S. {.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13
Superior Court 81 Lea County.

Superior Court Of Lea County.
Novemoes term, 1905.
EeAa Melvin
Y Libel for Diverse
6, ". Melvin,
The dt'sndent in abOve stated case is here
BY nodfed TO pc d appear at edsvc s al
{ tie n OF Supe ior coIr 10 answer tie
co 'n ai.it 0 | ia MrI.fh 10 hcr ,vit for
di;of~c.
H' z5t'i 81 Arg, 1908 Witness nc
iio' h.Ui ejoi.n Judge,
J@4aes M1rgaa, Giark Sup, Col.t
Lee County Ia
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13
L &C AL TELE-
PHONE COM
PANY.
CoMSTMUCI1oN WILL
BEGIN m A SHORT
TINE.


On Mo.l,'ay af,e.noon, MIR. A. G,
schell. ps.lict Conmercial Manager Q.
he southe.n Bell Telephone Co., ioca;e
at Albany, visi9ed I..esburs ion the p :
pos Of getting Che Local Subscribe .
the Lees onfs Telephone Cokl pxe!, eni.:.
SEQ an. ceinpis.e tAsir Organization, c,os.
coasfact with the South ~. Bell fof ex.
charge Of business and construct the Ex-
( chang~.
Oar reatiers "rs vel aware that a Cha:
te was scared fer Iocrl Telephone Ex-
change, bit lor sonhe unknown 4ssssn
Aoth'ng was accomplished; frr,h:r t:.an
purchase cas- load 70 poles.
M. Seholl IA. besn so4kng on the
SUBSCRIBERS Or sora time aid / ON present
Indications It looiSs very much US though
the Lcal Con psny would get b,sy
Itisdo be.hopsd ihet tie citizens will
subscribe ,or stock II the Local Co rpasts
and enablc i,eesnu & 8 secure the dSsa.~
sss'5 tiiist %5aid NJ, lily accrus ;, rsas
3ss -aavigz sler 4aic eonaTetlcr N.lsll
81, ra.4ous, .:..ts, g' n. sac 81: cor
Is ,ins.at con at 9dere,s II IL
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13
NOTICE.

ShStltt's Sale OF LanGa IH Tuautay Ia Nsvseab.s.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-01
Notice Of Meeting Of Republican State
Conventions.

Pursuant to the authority of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, and
in accordance with their action, notice
is hereby given that Republican State
Convention will convene in the City OF
Wallace, State of Idaho, on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF May, 1908, at II o'clock
a. m. of said day for the purpose OF cleo
ting delegates to the Republican National
Convention to be held in the City OF
Chicago, State Of Illinois, on the 10th
day OF June, 1908.
And, pursuant to the authority and by
the direction OF the Republican State
Central Committee, Republican State
Nominating Convention will convene at
the City of Boise, State of Idaho, lon
Tuesday, the first day Of September,
1908, at IL o'clock a. M, at which State
Convention a Republican platform OF
principles will be announced, new
State Central Committee will be elected,
and candidates will be nominated for
Justice of the Supreme CourS one mem
Der of Congress, and State officers to be
voted for at the general election to be
held on Tuesday, November 3, A. D
1908.
The various counties OF the state are
entitled to delegate representation in
each state convention as follows;
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-01
DELICIOUS nAY srArn souAsH.

the newer squashes of high quality Of
flesh and quite productive. The Bay
State has fruit that is nearly cheese
shaped, by being fiat at both stem and
blossom end and of light green color
In the cross the vines are productive;
the fruits, of medium size, are thick
fleshed and broadly oval, approaching
lead color, and with particularly good
keeping qualities. The flesh is near to
that of sweet potatoes in color and
texture and very rich in starch. Thirty
fruits were secured from four hills
and all of them conformed to the type
here described.