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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-07

morning were followed by a splendid ex-
hibition of pyrotechnics in the evening.
1t looked at that time as II the plan Of
having an annual celebration Of that
character would be adopted.
MI. Rudolph Entirely Favorable.
Mr.. Rudolph said today:
Il hope to see the sale of fireworks
prohibited in Washington and a safe and
sane Fourth observed. BY having a
celebration on the Monument grounds.
such as we had Saturday evening, the
chances of fire are greatly lessened and
the number of hurts and burns are re-
duced to a minimum. AS long as we have
had large fireworks celebrations In Wash
ington in charge of an expert we have
had no casualties.
IF every family chips in to general
fund the amount they would spend on
irecrackers and roman candles, we will
have a city celebration that will beat
anything in the world. Every man,
whether he spends only quarter on the
Fourth or whether he burns S. or $40,
will have the benefit of the biggest and
best lot of fireworks we can possibly
GET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-07

each is the father Of daughter who Is
maiden.
It is only the lawfully married ones
who are buried under the stone, or the
two grandmothers, two sons ana thelr
two wives, or six persons.
Am right? The maidens not being law
.'n' maj " A00'' A'' w.
Solution in the Superlative.
Tombstone Editor Star:
/ think the trick in your riddle consists
in making ''grandmothers" and grand
daughters" each one word instead OF TWO,
For instance, had you said Two srahu
mothers" and two grand oaugnters'
instead Of two grandmothers' ana Two
granddaughter" 1t would have slmpi-
fed matters some. But still. I can't see
how the sons and their mothers come H.
unless-but that Is impossible. II each
son married the other sons mother ana
each couple had a daughter, it certainly
would not make her granddaughter
except, as I have already suggested, you
meant to say grand daughter, meahltls
that she was fine girl. l certainly am
not the granddaughter Of my mother, al
though she may think me grand daugh-
ter, which I hope she does FaltnIuly
your friend, Oracle HARDCASTLE.
Sadness Beguiles to Childish ways.
Tombstone Editor Star:
1 think it is SO childish to be guessing
riddles, but there Is something sad about
yours which interests me, and 1 would
love dearly to be able to guess the true
answer. Then really it isn't riddle,
because if it is on a real tombstone In
Scotch cemetery ~ must be true, for
- fot
Scotch people are not given to making
fun, especially with the dead.
Would you kindly tell me what the
names of the people are. | am so much
Interested in their condition. Yours sim
cerely.
MARGIE THELMA MACDERMOTT.
Finds It Too Easy.
Tombstone Editor Star:
Your riddle is dead easy. 1t is an old
chestnut. l not only heard it seven years
ago. but guessed it before the answer
was told to me. Two widows had two
sons and each married the others sister
It's as easy as the Nationals are to the
rest of the league. l. G. u.
Another Right Answer.
Tombstone Editor Star:
Answer to the riddle in yesterdays Star
concerning peculiar relationship:
One grandmother marries one man who
is the son of the other grandmother: the
other grandmother marries the son of the
first grandmother.
Thus the two grandmothers are also
mothers and wives and the two hus-
bands are also fathers and sons. while
the two maidens are both daughters and
granddaughters, s. B. HARVIE,
1914 R street NV. Washington, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-07
Work on the Platform.

sulne admitting privately that il is now
too late to rally an effective cornbina-
ton.
Work on the Platform.
Appointment of the credentials COM
mittee today will bring the platform
question definately to the fore this aft
ernoon and interest is increasing hour
ly In the declaration which is likely to
be made on the subject of the use Of
the 1njunctiOns and court orders in
labor controversies. There is no end to
the gossip on the subject, and tentative
pianks are of almost hourly production
from this source and that The real
work ls being done by an informal
committee headed by Gov. Haskell OF
Oklahoma, who is to be chosen chair
| man or the committee on resolutions
1t Is expected that when the committee
on resolutions at last gets formally to
work upon the platform there will be
conferences by telephone with Mr.
Bryan at his home in Lincoln. Neb.. and
that there will be no real difficulty in
arriving at consensus as satisfactory
parties in interest. There is no doubt
that Mr.. Bryan's views have already
been made plain to those who have
visited him to discuss the subject.
Other planks galore have been sub
mitted to Gov. Haskell and his confer
ees by various people and interests. and
these and still others will be submitted
to the resolutions committee when ap-
| pointed. Representative Ransdell OF
Louisiana came to the front last night
with plank calling for "a liberal,
comprehensive plan and policy for i'm
proving every water course in the
Union" and advocating largely in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-07
Smallest Coin on Earth.
ON Bank Notes.

The natives, Of the Malay peninsula
have In use the smallest current coin in
the world. 1t Is sort of wafer, made
from the resinous juice of tree. and is
worth about 1-2O. OO0th of a cent. The
smallest metal coin in circulation at the
present day Is the Portuguese three refs
piece, worth 6-1OO OF q cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-07
Cleverness Wanted.
the London Sketch.

rom the LONDON Sketch:
This is the age. if you like. for new
IDEAS. Society is full of awfully intel
lectual people who simply sit and sigh
for new intellectual worlds to conquer.
Racing. bridge. polo. dancing. eating,
drinking and flirting are out of fashion.
They crave for cleverness.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
en- Popeoitao lYttes.

Sra Rio be 3aneiro, Sraiiliens so,
peoitao. meooeles ben 2ben september
Ct &paiortium al frantic &apitaliiter
bar auoraset Gsputertammsret ON aun.
cesiion paa Spsnirs al en- IN Spr,
bunbsbOueoitab paa Ssiilstten i Staten
@opaS. 9et paaeiGlbenoe 9err9n,
her lisser mibt / Srniilisn ps bar ei
iurbi alima, er alIerebe / SenboIb til
en- Seitemmelie i 5Oriatninssn uoieel
til Ylabs for Suueoitaoen.
&oniortiet tiIbpber at opfsre ale Te,
siertnss bpsninser, of uuIasee brolaste
% ~beplantebe 9aber meo Spproppns
% inorette g~eIpsntugs.. Saubs %
Sluatani9g. alt uosu hight ior Stu.
Ten. iii @jensialp forIaHser bet al
iaa ~pperoraaet fore 2aupItrnfninaer
til a%uluuianlrs FAINT ipr ct 5ibsrum
al 90 anrs 6usrst til Spsnins Of Sern.
6aner os icmmunale gnl9s os enSpi-
bere 5ritaselie for at betaIe 1Olo os
Stat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Gen O'Glof.Sines".

Sra ct 9untt rGr Munbinsen al 81.
ben Rinmi itrattsr iia , 9oropeit eien'
mem Snoiana en- me9st gammel @rrn'
%ieliHie - ben iaafalOte "alOffen ii Gin,
je". Oct er en- sammel @rGuielinie
pan enc aauten al ct "2anb Grant.
"a man bar Bit euis meb Snoin,
nerne ON, at etnmmen ituloe niitan en-
Gel al tit 5erritpri III ben bpioe Maup,
msotss en- Del Soioc at Snoiansrnes
Ssuoins os Here 8gObuoer. Ran Hui.
DC oa prsue at bli iOrlis, ON GrRnier'
ne. De Spibe baoos meo fig en- 9auo.
mnoler mso apmpas, 9iopisrfitfert os
andre Iliss Gpparater. 2onbmaGlsren
anbrnste Riftertsn pnn Statipst. 90
sif Snoiansrbsubiuser frsm, iaa gisH.
mem ait.erten, srpntsoe libt % pen6ts
tilbaee iii 2eirilosn. 5lere al bans
5slse siorbe aiturat bet iamms; men
inssn al benz iasbe ct Orb. Msn iaa
gift SsuSinssn Os bans Ranb lib tit.
fbe ipr OF raaoIau. Otter Raablas.
ninssn git S~subinsen bort til be Spibs,
siprbs en- libsn Girfel paa Marten mec
en- aiap Os iusoe: '9etie, bpao Sn.
binusren ree." 7erpuu siorbs ban en-
Girtsl, bsr ~umiluttsps ben isrite. -2etts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
SopIig n%noifpIot.

@amle Niels llriin en- Saoer al
8iOliniiten 5rebrif llriin og Sinniitel
Mariin llriin, par Srsauiit i llasns'
ater.
Reni9bcrsn bar flor % Spsbcn me-
get pelitauenoe, iaa Der a mango, TOM
fmoe iutte siter EN- iaa ieo Iioen geItils
ling. RieIs llriin baube besuoen fin
lille @aarbpart; % ban ipillebe Sipliu
til 3ans / ale Sulesilber og Srplup'
per pper belle babe Sure % Webre &o'
merife.
Msn BET bar life bet, ri ifulbe tale
ON. 80
Del par eneait9, Der Tube bore tort
Srpaup; en- al 8psoens rigeite Senter
ifuloe siite fig, % 8ielien ltuIbe lore.
saa meb ale firtslioe Gersmonier. Srs
eaniiien bnpoe facet TO blante SGlpba.
lere 1or I'm asN1falice.
9reiten bar aQerebe fpmmet pa ait
frem ps tilbase paa Safriiieulpet me-
mprerenbe i'm Gale. S~rpIus9iGl terne
itob iamleoe ubenfpr 8trtebsrer, bpor
&Iotferen bar pptaset meo at TRIPLE cn'
buer af benz / Suanbsn % pnite ben.
6jertelts pelfcmmen til ben belise
Gambling. Srlaniiten bar psiaa til'
iiebe; men Der gil ct 8pf / bonr, ba bal
iaa SrubeuOsnen iuiuse no nf @ranbUls
tet neberit | 8affen -g9lsetreoeren
bar nemlis inpenitebs at ie; fanife ban
bapbe glemt belle Staien! Bog
men narmebe Zig, % 9tieIs llriin maatte
tase en- raft Seilutnius for at reboe ST.
tlaiipnen.
Der itob en- urg. tripelis 8unbeeut
Oa itetteoe fig meb Rpssen mob airfes
bsren. Srsaniiten b~enuenbte fig til
ham, flaseSe lin gtso % bah BAN islse
ueo op iom fpnititusret SGlsetreber.
"gtei De- trur ies lite, at ies fan
sreie," iuarebe @utten. ps fIBebe fig
bag Eret.
"ga 10 ba-fom on bare! Seq ifal
pie big bporban on ital sipre."
"Sd. be fan NOT ppra oe'.-meu lea
maa nGiisn pHru me ue' Srslluppe'."
"ga opt! bet er fsu iuser, ium leg.
ger Warte til, enten bu iibber opcnpaa
eler n~eoenunber!!"
asa, De- FER 81 be'-men bus Boa,
De- er 10 mig. iom er Srucsummen!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

buao bpioe Maup pep," iasSe ban. %
oa peete BON paa Marien uoenpm ben
oobbelte Giriel % iaspe: r2stte er,
buao inasn peb."
"2en boibe Mano peo bette" forts
latte Sproinsen, ioet ban peste paa
MaaIeapparaterne. "Snbianer peb bet
life. Snbinner fienber Solen. SoIen
bebroasr albris. Zen er altio ben
iomme. Zen taitsr sfpsse. Snbiauer
oil siue bpio @auo 9anbet paa enc
Siber."
Gfter en- Gel Haat I%Iaenlnssr % 5or'
banblinser blep man iilIlui enise ON,
at man ira ct piit beitemt Yuutt ifuIbe
9ad pp @rGnielinisn / bcn &etnin9
SoleH taitebe i'm Stpsse 8luffsu ii ON
5%prmioager. Zen boibe Mano Ituloe
iase 9anoet paa ben enc Chen. % Sn'
bianeren ltnlbe bsbploe bet pan ben an
ben.
SaaIsbes RI 9inien Napn al en-
"aIptfeu ii 9inie". Der er iorreiien
Here Iltse 9inier Der / 9anost. Suoia'
nerne iroeoe beOrs paa Solen snb paa
ben buipe Rnuos Snitrumenter, %
bapce COB @runp iii bet. Gerior tuons
ban Jig ituuoom iii at faa Ten
o'clock lines.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Keiieren at Sahara.

8eticren al Sahara, ben lsisrli9c pa'
rifle Ri9nanc, Sacqes 2ebaubn Der
oiloe erpbre Jig ct Riae / Gfrifn, men
LED ioa pnteli9t ct Stibbruo, bar III
lGnge pGret ioriuunbst ira SfTeutlisbe'
oens Sortiont. Mau uibite fun, at De
partiiite 9umltole bapbe inbitilst ale
Hrpcesierue mob BAN, oa ban bapoe
foretruttet peo at aaa / 9anbflpsiisbco
at %umbora9e Jig fine mango arebitorers
&aiert Nu e~riarsr man, at ban ior
Siben er / &umRuien bppr ban refer
runot / en- elegant % to1tbar Nutomos
BIZ. Sor 3 Tiger iioen inoes ban | De
rum9ntife Snrpntber / selitab meb
5DrIt Sibesco. San laoer iii at beiiu'
be iis rel Der; tbi ban bar ertlrret
oueripr Ell Spurnallit, iom ban inobso
til zig ior al iUriGle ban on fine Bro
jefter, at ban q iiGro uleo at tlpbe
Serb / GumRnien. IA 9sbauops
@euseiuser ~piitnOt er i flor uprosn, %
ba ban ueo at fIpgte ira 6rantri5e bar
nliltet be $4,000 5rancs. Der bar uoiat
ior BAN paa aarli9 &enie, er bet bel
bog ct SpprssmauL, ON mo oil puer'
laoe bum nu9en SUro.
"9eiieren al Snbara~ u9rer lepenbe
Suieresie for bet itprbars 2uitiartpi %
iortRler, at ban netup bar tilbuOt ben ri'
mnniite Resierins en- pistis Spfinoelie
pla bette Smraooe. ON fine @pentpr
i girifa pil ban life ubtuIe fig, men f.
ger fun, at Gitsrtibsn pil auerfjeube
bans Ylauer os iuropmme BEN. Der bar
la9t iaa mango Stene paa bans BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Dante Steosnapne.

8rOiesipr SUbaunss Steenitrup
&jsbenbauu bar ub9iuet Ell Iiocn BOG
ON Sanmarts Steosuaprs, bsres 3OIt'
ming oa buao be Uplpisr on 2anocts
8ebpsaelie % 5oItets 8uIiur neo ajen.
mem 9iberne. Zen srunolGroe Sag.
mano faitIlaar I'll at begproe meb
S~teosraurenes rationale aarafter o.
Ter heri ct Seuts ior, al gambler | umin'
belize Eioer bar pRret beboet al famine
| 5Olfsitomme iOm III. Tolfuinsen al
Steosnauue er pi;e msset uanitelig
lltpuoise fan oite tomme paa 8tloipor,
ON De 9iU.r zig al meo at ipoe ielu
Raors, iOm tunoe ipnes 9nnife lieetil.
Sun ben, ipm tieubsr Napnsnes Rloite
teuarebe 5Ormer. er iitano iii al bsoiie,
at I. Or. Raunet "IsobsbO" life Dor
meo Sasielnsoer, men mso "Reo"
(nprit "Rnut") at eigre.
Srpebmasien al S~tsosunpnene faloer
/ tore, lei tjeHoeiise @ruppsr, sitsr i'm
G~nbefnpslie. GnbslisH "9D" beipoer
en- SebpsssIie, iOm flere CT msb ON;
"-bp" iprstomsr life | JorbiuosIie
meo gerionnapns, men altib meb en- to.
posraiit g~stssneIie al "au", "aiar",
"Sano- og lisnsuos. DANTE 9anos.
bper meS 0apus paa "-bp" 6srer al,
tio til be itsrre.
Grbru itsrre pleier be 2nn6s6per at
uare, hpis Raune subsr paa "-leie"
("-eIie"); benne gamIe GHoelie betD'
Der sesutlis @rpsmurt Os sr altio iarts
meuiut msO Orb for Observation-Disclosures.
Get gnmle YanosbpnuOn "Ssrselsie"
er at ~iOritun iom So Guses@ rasmarien;
"8nnleis" ipm en- Srasmart buUr Der
uprer apunuerrb.
Gn treble Rgte gammelonnif Guoelie
@-lso- iammeui3tteS altib neS ct
gsriUnnaun os betpbsr sseutlis Srp ei.
Ter ben sler ben. 2auosbpsr meo Iliss
Rauus sr fore % frsmtraoenSs ps bar
Oiie siuet belle airteiOsnet Gauu.
Gnbelieu feb" beiDosr Stab %
i~ammsHiRttss msb Bsrionnopne. 9anos,
%bpnnpnei Tbiiteb bstpbsr life Staoen /
5bn, men bor tribes 9iitec Os nlaa tOl'
iss i6m 9irs Stao.
Qanosbpnapns paa "-um" fan bells
uRre SammeniRtninssr mso -bsim.
bells Subiiantiuer mso ben samls au.
iussuoslie lin. Saalsoes er 3apnst
3ilsum piitnOt Of iolis paa iioits Raabs
JON "sanpsbpen | RiisHs-. Raarum
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
VI "2anbsbpsn i siuseu" (Nanrb

ION "2anoSbpsn i Sioscn" (Wtouro -
Sfos).
Deb Gnoelien "-rum" bstseuss Ell
aaben Ylaos. @srpm beipoer YlaOier
peo Siecn Sic, ielpiplselig lite, buab
Sarpttioers GtpmOlpser iGntte fig pua
@runb al bet samle aloitcr paa SieSet;
c sancta Roma.
Hdpne paa "-torp". "-irup",
"-orup". "-rup","-tarp". "-terp"
beipocr 9orper eler llolvtterIanos'
bper; ilise Rnpne fsres oa ogiaa al
minbre 9anbsbper. Nosst rrr ale be
mere enb 1000 Gaune al benus gtrt ri.
Ter iis at bore iammeuiatte mso Bsr'
ionunone.
Guoelieu "-bsl" - belle" e(ler
bel" betesier SammcniGtu,nser nieb
bet snmle Orb Sul (8nnrb). 5grIts
9eo al oisis Rapue er aIlio ct 8sriou.
nam. Wausen Gang sr be 8sriOu.
naure, iom MI fun saur i8icu / Steos'
raune, eller er 9aaeoe belt uo al Drug.
2anosbperue meo 3apn pad -bsl er
fun miooelsItpre. Cuba minore er bs
2anosbper, bois Rdure euoer pan
"-Itpp", bolt, "-rpo".
gu bier bet iie, at Der bInuot be
geripnnnpne, bUormeo 9nnosbpuapus
pna lep" % fab" er inmmsu.
intte. life finoes ct eHeite al triiten Op'
rinoelie iaulsbss iom 9iliaIoet sr msb
andre SammeuiGtuiHser. 9ctte maa
bepiie, al 2uuosbper meo Rupne pau
-leu us - TAB sr auIa9te ipr sriiten.
bUmmens Snbisrelie / ,2anoet. 5ur
Serrsbsunpneue eialber bet iamme.
9apnet 9annart. ipm isrite Gang
fiubes Opteanet paa aussIiadiiit for
uetop 1000 Nar iibsn-Denemcarc-
maa pei ipnes iUm 9nnerrss Wart
sIer 9auS. Msu 5Olfsnuunst 3ausr.
ium iOrefpmmsr enonu 500 gar iioIt.
serc, cr suouu life tpoet.
Rapnet Belt er 9losommslt-Mare
Balticum -, men Ben1pnelierne Stu'
re % ellie Belt sr sr fun 200 Gar
eamls; StOrsbelt bsb igr SsIteirnO,
2iqebeli Weosliariuno.
Ersiunb nGunes aLersbe paa Rure.
Iteue % er iammeniat al Srbst Or, en-
Sanbitrnno. Stnssraf % aat!sgnt sr
buQauoIte Rduus ira 900 gar til.
baae / 1iosu. Si9Qano uOlsbes al
SiBlauo, 2anIanO ai 2aa Omal. flaO
Sisnbe). 5oIftsr al 5uIa (Slstte, 9png'
mo; i~ammeulisn 5aIun Os 5altsping /
Soerise).
- NurbmanSsre bar iurlGusit en-
pppsrlis Bog ON fine stsosuaune /
8roi. Slui Rpgbs fOrtrrTeligs Sub'
leoning til bans fore Bart ON 8aarOs
napnsns / Iorgc, ct uiOunOsrlist SOueo.
uart, iUm ROrse ituur ulsuc msS, %
ipm M Sverige mso fore getOituinser
er iirro msS at Itafs zig Raseu til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

SIftisleIItabet Rerafer grut bar be.
spnbt CpipreIien al 8umbpsse buaoe |
aIeptjsnna, | EprsbiBrfoalen % | salc'
iipen inbe peo Spenitesrenien. 3ette
SieIbpanb bar usiaa isr bapt Dam al
IRA, men ba Men bar pitt fla noast
utat. ps tilise er for lioen, ital Der M
opfsres en- Dam al Sisn % 8eton.
Saloijpeu bar iom befjenbt tit llbipb /
5jerssH sienuem "ssrelpen"; ira 5isr.
gen lsrer aOpperaaen Snnomasie rne
reb mob Speoen, buur be fsrit trptter
flo mep ubpre Wast paa 1urbinerne
pso Smeltepartet, iaa l9nssre nsbe peb
5uriips, % iioen hernsbe pso 1rrlibe.
risi. Sra @lepiisnna pil Bomber lrres
nso til 1Orsblsrfelpen; osiaa benne
Gam bpsses al Sespn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
6pcrIetes CT tette?

81 t,fbsso e. suassest Tsaars Ssisauius 70.
ffhesrf Iutrlee a sfatarrt. Der lite tau teIbrsbes
pes Halls CatArrh Cure.
o.. q. gttHep a Ca. giert. gsIees, o.
ei unsertfeAeee bar fisnbf D. 3. gbenfnt be feft
10 6n q ttu, baa az aIstlss t1berI,s ALE der,
retntnetf ranAafttsusr % f~uarieIt I Staub III si
syfslee enhser 6prpIisfeIt, eerss 6irua bar paa.
Hea 4 xrust. nspiesle Tyussihs. TsI,ss, o.
gDafstne. ainHaH a EorBtu.
@heiealt frBesiht, 10lees, q.
Halls Catarrh u iasts tntsersia % pirssI
7ec ~. SiaFs. SaIsts Of ale spotefere. Sleafs.
byte fri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Tina. &pne til Grit 6. Ssmmeraas.
Warit. Some til Gisn 9rpfJiab.


Ct nofiaa beitist 3prbenpeir aif oper
0alipret iorrise 9irpngs aprib %
Hai Ill Snspas. @esnsi piiteoe | fri.
be Sirsmme, % u~bpsselise 2pn ifar
siennem 9atmerfet, bullet ipraariaaebe
at mango neppe III Sspn paa iine Sins
Isr no paa Morseniuiiten. Get for.
iales, at Spnei los nsb eti'sos ueee
5lcren. % borte / Salfsriet beriteos.
bppr lua mango elefiriite 2ehuinser fig
ger alleitebs. bar 9nnet bolbt ct ipart
9epen. os belle Waiiineriet maaite til.
Hut itauie. 70 Manb bleu iaapiot
marfst al 9%pnitraafen.
aftieielifabet Rerafer Sanoelsipre.
ming ital mart besbnoe Spiprelien al
rtpe 2ofaler. Gr%traprhinnr @enernl=
forlamIing pil / ben gnleoniug bliue
bolot tpmmsnbe Smbas 9oe Gu9uit.
@rubens aauile SfoIebus ital inbfisbes
% reitaureres, % SanoeIsfprreininsen
biir nu flpliet tit "Sasitusumpen" poa
Sgmmerdas's @runo, bupr TilaoeIie
er siuet al Merater 8rrfs Sisppusnt.
greuet er blepet lissenbe en- Del
Sose; ri bar ioas Abe gusuit. Sar
Ies uoset al Snteresie at iort9lle, naar
Sureierne er biemfomne tra S9trene
os guilt 9su benser | 9jerne, i~trioer ies
igien ba.
gutb. g pnten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

I'm fjsnper &ano. Sanieu-er ban
en- arlis Os r%etifafen Wnnb?"
$50. BAN fan ou sierne lnans gara.
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Hard Times Dance ut Progress Hall.

On Tuesday evening, March 3lst,
there will be hard times dance at
Progress hall, given by Prof. A. A.
West. 1t will be one of the very
funniest things of the season, for
everybody must wear old clothes to
get in. No "stuck-up" folks allowed
in the hall. Anybody caught wearing
unnecessary togs such as a white col
lar or a store tie will be arrested and
taken before the kangaroo court to
be fined in any sum ranging from a
postage stamp to the price of mess
of parsnips. Torn clothes may pass
inspection If it seems to be freshly
done, and patches will be considered
virtue if put on with fine thread
such as fish lines or wrapping Irvine
that is cheap.
People wearing dirty or soiled
clothes will be referred to the action
of the court, and the soap department
of the nearest store will be open un-
til IL p. m.
The price of admission for poor
people will be sixty cents couple, or
thirty cents a half couple, ninety
cents for a couple and half, wheth-
err they dance or rubber; they take
up just as much music one way as
the other.
Now besure to wear your old
clothes. We didn't say to wear over
alls, but If about half of the folks
do that it will be all right.
If you bring sorgum taffy along
for lunch, don't leave 1t on the chair
while you dance; somebody might
sit down there.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-20
G. e. Kinney s. Sons Company.

This firm has been in business a
little over two years, and does a big
business in a medium sized store.
They have one of the choicest loca-
lions on Main street, and besides
having the store filled with goods,
they have large cellar and ware
house filled from beam to sill.
They handle groceries, boots and
shoes and furnishing goods, and
probably come as near doing cash
business as any firm in town that
does as great a volume of business.
c. e. Kinney, we'll known in east
ern Idaho, is the head of the firm,
Leonard O'Neal Is head clerk, and
they have for assistants, Mrs. Brown
ing, Miss Mary Groseclose, Will Kin
ney, Frank Bowman and Miss Min
ney Kinney, the latter being book
keeper and cashier.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-20
Republicans of Fremont County.

St. Anthony, March 1S.TThe Re-
publican state central committee of
Fremont county met yesterday in
this city to fix the time and place
of holding a convention to nominate
delegates to the state conventions.
1t was decided to select delegates to
both the Wallace and Boise conven-
tons at one county convention, which
will be held at Rexburg on April 25.
Primaries will be held April 10. The
committee adopted resolution
strongly endorsing the candidacy of
Colonel Thomas R. Hamer for con-
gress. The committee meeting was
most harmonious. The county con-
vention will be composed of close to
$50 delegates.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-20
Mrs. Varley Entertains.

Last Friday afternoon happy
party of ladies gathered at the home
of Mrs. Marley, who entertained in
honor of Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Rich
ards has recently returned from a
prolonged stay with friends and rel
atives in the east, and her many
friends were glad to welcome her
home again. Mrs. Varley Is charm
ing hostess, the ladies were all in the
best of spirits and the good natured
repartee that continuously passed,
made the time all too short. The
lunch served at small tables was de-
licious. Mrs Varley was assisted by
Mesdames Dan Jones and Harry Ben
nett.
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Our Best Writer.

Fortunate indeed is the newspaper,
and fortunate are the readers, If
thoughtful persons outside of the edi-
torial rooms are writing articles for
publication.
The Republican is favored with SO
many of these friends we feel like
saying THANK you" every week to
those who helped compile the paper.
We wish especially to call atten-
ton to the articles written by Miss
Estella Crowder on nature study.
Miss Crowder is one of the teachers
in the Blackfoot school, and has an
article in this issue entitled, "The
Place of Nature Study in the
Schools"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-20

Rev. A. J. Hoar of Challis has just
returned from a trip to Portland.
M. w. Mangelson of The Inter-
Mountain Republican was in town
Thursday.
DR.. Claude Ferguson has gone to
American Falls where he has opened
drug store.
E. M. Kennedy just returned from
Los Angeles where he went with a
shipment of horses.
Henry Boyington and Joseph
Bloxham of Marsh Valley were here
the first of the week.
There will be big social function
among the Modern Woodmen at the
/. o. o. F. hall tonight.
Do you want to make five dollars?
Write a prize essay for the Boise
lady. See notice elsewhere in this
issue.
A delegation of liquor dealers
came down from Idaho Falls Monday
to attend the meeting of the retail
liquor dealers.
Our basket ball team played Poca-
tello Saturday and got badly beaten.
Never mind, girls, we like you as
much as ever.