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The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

What IS the newest thing n old Egypt
now that you have come away from
there?' was asked OF Dr. Edward Bed
Ioe. al the Shoreham Hotel
oh, the newest thing IN the ancient
land Of the Nile IS a modern. Up-to-date
daily newspaper This - the Egy0tian
Daily Post. published at Cairo. by an
English company Its editor IS Mr. Al
fred Cunningham. well known as a foun-
der and organizer IN the Orient of news
papers printed IN the English language.
lie has established newspapers. FOR ex-
ample. IN Hongkong and Shanghai. and
IS widely known as an authority on pub
lie affairs in all lands east OF Suez-
The associate editor is Mr.. Ceorre 7
Swanson. formerly OF the Alexandria Ca
zette and the Cairo Sphinx The busi-
ness manager is Mr.. G. W. c. Burnett
who. Ike his editorial associates. Is es-
pecially popular among American tour
ists."
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

'Hazing must so at West Point. and II
ought TO- The theory that It produces
manly men IS not true: on the contrary.
It tends 70 produce snObs.-Washingto
Herald
The people generally VIII say that this
rings true
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

Independence Party Nominee Hisgen is
manufacture Of axle grease. He is not
the one expected 20 furnish the lubricant
Tor the party wheels. however.-Wash-
ington Herald
no. ne VIII do the lubricating- Willie
Hoist viii furnish the lubricatioa
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

-Aguinaldo IS good man 10 watch
said Theodore Shevl.n- a former merchant
in Manila last evening at the Shorehar1.
Perhaps he is tanned. and perhaps
he is not understand he is endeavorfag
10 get into the city council Of Manila.
This is taken by many as a good sign.
but as suspicious Of AguinaIdo I was
in Manila long before the Spanish war.
and I know the influence he had over
the Elipinos prio- 10 the time the United
states took charge OF The archipelago
He led the United States army a merry
chase until he was finally brought 10 bay.
and although he looks 70 be peaceabIe
and content with conditions. Aguinaldo
IS the only man who really knows what
is running through his head. Why should
be want 10 set into the city councu9
see OF no necessity for II from a good
government standpoint, and I sincerely
wish that he be kept out Of the admin
istration-"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
NOVEL BUREAU FURNISHINGS.
Dresden Silk Covered Articles Make Dainty
Christmas Gifts

Dresden silk IS much liked nowadays that
It is even used to cover the backs of hair brushes
Hand mirrors and hair brushes with Dresden silk
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

ARRANGEMENTS could be made, but campaign neces-
stiles are have exerted pressure IN favor OF
an early settlement The election OF the City Fed
Grafton takes place In February and. as ons OF ths
candidates for the presidency, Mrs Belle de Rivera
Is president Of the hotel company, the enemy say
that the advantage OF having the hotel under way
before this takes place can hardly have es-
capped the attention OF Mrs. de Rivera's campaign
managers
The houses selected are Nos. SO and IS Washing
ton Place. the owner being Henry 3. AuchtnclosA
They to be taken for term OF I've years. and
it Is expected that they Will be ready for occupancy
before the end of January.
The day after the signing Of the lease the work
Of putting the two houses in thorough repair VIII
be begun. and on January 15 the company will take
possession It IS thought that the Of putting
in the furniture Will take more than q week
and then the hotel will be ready for business This
has all been promised by clubs and individuals 30
that the company viii not have to draw on its
limited capital of about 5000 for this purpose
The two houses. which four-story brick build
ings, viii be thrown into and will have accom-
modatious for from sixty to stxty-fve guests From
So to s. 80 week Will be charged FOR board and no
one who earns more than 81 a week VIII be re-
ceived, while the preference will be given TO those
earning So All the arrangements VIII be as nearly
possible like those Of Eleanor clubs in 8os-
ton, which have been such a great success II is
estimated that the house Will be self-supporting
after the initial expenses have been met.
The president Of the company, Mrs. de Rivera
said yesterday that she intended to give much OF
her time to the hotel business and would spend the
ftst week there after the company takes posses
sion.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
ELDERLY VIEWS OF CHRISTMAS.

Roth were srandmothers. and in their appear
ance candidIy revealed their grandmot tner hooo'
Their figures were corseted. but not beyond nature
their gowns were suitable, not noticeable; their
hair was guiItless of puffs or crimping or eruH-
cialitv tust drawn back naturally and rather
loosely Both wore plain gold band rings no uIa-
rnonds or other glttering precious stones
They were taking luncheon together the one
evidently at the invitation of the other and they
had not met for a long time judging rom me
nleasant interchange OF personalities Presently
their conversation ran into such broad tolerant
,eIns that the listener could not help listening and
even prolonging her own luncheon TO hear more
There we're touches OF humor comments on ne"
books an appreciation of daughters-lh-4a"
e,aux, hest Of all q bit Of talk about Christmas
preiuded by:
"One can't afford to worry after reaching sixty
from the guest
Better learn not to worry before sixty" flashed
back the hostess.
..EIo1v most Of us women are wearing ourselves
ont over Christmas" continued the guest, charita-
blv including herself. unnecessarily one was sure
..Evor the last two or three weeks I have been
catching the four women I know best and II
would be altogether too bad-if there weren't
humorous side to ito the lines deepen in
their faces and their brows pucker. as the stress
of getting ready for Christmas Overtakes them
christmas has changed since our day said the
hostess medtatively. My mother and father
thought all Christmas dsbservances sheer folly and
friyolity I like the present day way far better;
oDIv as everybody breaches and very few practice,
wac OyerdO IT. We ought 10 MAKE IL JUST q Sle'1i'
cheerful day and happy for as many people
as we can in the simplest OF ways
Life isn't very long at the longest the guest
cor,r,ented cheerfuIIy The older grow the more
helieve in having all the merriment and all the
harmless pleasure can. l remember hearing
Mary A IAvermore say that there are few large
pleasures in life let out long lease and there
fore we ought to cultivate large underground Of
email Measures The Christmas season is the best
FOR such underground
, u believe that heartily" The hostess rose as
she spoke Now. let's decide what to 90 for that
roo- woman down in Maine l telling you
about"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
A cANDY-MAKINe MOTHER.

In small city of Massachusetts there Is a
woman who works busily all day at a novel in
dustry that of making candy, through the sale OF
which she is giving her son college course. Her
heetnning was In very small way. To help her
.aIf-Iaf+ a widow with this child-she made
dainty candies put them into attractive boxes, and
sent the boy with them to a girls boarding school
In the city. The other boys OF the vicinity began
very roon to make fun Of the candy pedler as they
o,uad him hut he kept bravey at his task. When
his mother found his trials she sent him to a
neishbortns city, where she found also ready mar
k.t for her producta mean while handling the homo
trade hsrseh
ing snread; by the time her ready to enter
college she had built up considerable industry.
Now oonsiEnnnents Of q hundred pounds in pound
and half pound boxes. go weekly 70 many college
and boarding school in New England and orders
come TO the mother for oil she can make Of fudge,
nut candies and the other confections dear 20 the
student boy we'll girl
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
Poisonous Foods for
Infants and In<'<zIfds
Results of Governments Investigation VIII Be Given
Out Soon-No Baby Poison Squad"

Of baby foods We cannot conduct our hygtenic
table or poison squad the papers have desg-
mated our dietary experimental class. The reason
for this is evident All would go well long as
we fed them good foods but the moment tried
improper preparations upon the little ones death
might result. Results happen quickly with
babies that you can't afford experiment. Before
you would have time 10 observe the effect OF q
deIeterious preparation on the little patient he
might be no more If we wanted to conduct such
experiments we could not do so. Where would We
get the subjects? No chidren's hospital or found
ling asylum management would think Of turning
over their charges TO Us for such purpose We
are therefore. confined in Investigations to the
analysis OF the foods examined and the expert
testimony Of the majority Of physicians who make
a study Of infants and their feeding. Those. how
ever, are all We want. We do not need any poison
squad TO convince Us that a certain food ts unfit
for babies when its analysis proves that II contains
ingredients that experienced physicians assure Us
should not be fed TO infants
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

Pilgrinages to Chinatown have not quite the
favor OF adventure about them that they used to
have-though male escort is still considered neces
sary-but the place Will never lose its charm for
the lovers Of the curious and beautiful. as well
as those who seeking bargains. Bargains
to be sure not numerous In Chinatown as
they once were. The bIandly smiling Oriental
knows quite well the value Of his wares. but still
he charges q little less than his uptown brother,
and occasionally much less Bits Of carved teak
wood. 1or instance, be picked up for much
less than would be asked for them elsewhere and
IN the form tables and chairs tiny stands for
vases or cur1os they delight TO every artistic
soul Another delight is TO be found in bronze or
copper baskets as reed baskets are. These
will hold flowers II provided with a watertight
lining by tinsmith, and II the shopper understands
that the asking price is not necessarily the final
one the cost need be all eXorbitant. The
crepe shawls scarfs OF the Orient much in
demand. to be the shoulders with even
ing frocks just as they were a century ago. when
they were brought from India sailing ships
They are also converted into evening cloaks =
A deluded individual writing in English paper
inagines that the waning interest Of women in do
uestic affairs be revived through the influence
of fasniol. only let Lady Dorothy and Miss Ethel
brought up take 'prao teal and personal in
terest IA the manaE Of the house and forth
with Susan and Jane viii develop taste for those
hum pursuits which they cordially detest,
They VIII be found not only seeking domestic work,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

:act the Bureau Of American Republics. On
the jouth side are thirteen 1uted monolithic shafts
rising in o ssmi-circle TO tho roof. perpetual
memorial to tbs thirteen original colonies. Inc
broad flight of steps which leads TO the entrance
Is nanked on either side by three massive columns
On the north is a broad marble terrace.
The Daughters have worked hard to collect tho
money for this building. More than 100000 IN naro
cash has been in the eighteen years since the
project was formed. over 100000 raised during
the last three years. By resolution Of the Conu-
mental Congress Of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution a loan OF $4,000 negotiated ana
unless something unexpected happens to prevent
the society will meet next April in a completed
building That meeting viii mark the completion
OF the second term Of Mrs. Donald MoLean's presl-
dency of the national society and the fulhlment OF
her ardent work for Continental Hall
The auditorium Of the hall will seat about two
thousand persons Here the annual congress OF the
Daughters will convene. Besides, II is hoped that
the place will become centre for nGslcal literary
and educational interests in Washington Inc
building will have freproof museum and Il
brary Historic bits Of marble and wood Will be
wrought into the walls. The cost OF the ground
and building when completed will be about haIL
q million dollars Besides the auditorium, museum
and library, there will be board room dlIlLHs
room chudren's room, committee rooms. htchen'
serving rooms. storerooms. etc
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
Gathered Here and There

but anxious to be properly trained for it, and the
wheels of the domestic machine will smoothly
What is to be done in case Lady
Dorothy and Miss Ethel fail to absorb the kind or
education indicated IS not stated.
There sides to rumInage sales now SO
popular and 1t is question whether they do not
do harm than good said the district worker
a great charitable agency. Il suppose that
IN rural England, where the rummase sale
had it's beginning. It may have served good
purpose. and may still do The original idea
was that poor people OF ths parish might have
9 chance TO buy the worn but still servicsabie
clothing of people who were in more comfortable
walk of life than they themselves, and willis get
ting Il for a low price might not feel that they
were accepting charity But here we have changed
all that Rummage sales held at which
well-to-do and rich women buy articles which
Il NAV be that proceeds of these sales used
for charitable purposes, but 1t would be far better
to save all the effort and turn the clothing
and household goods directly to OF the chari-
table agencies, which this winter such
usually urgent demands for such articles In many
cases experienced social workers find II better
give secondhand clothing to the poor than to buy
them new entirely apart FROM. the question Of
peDse; for II IS much difficult sor a drunken
or improvident head OF family to pawn oc clothes
than new-somethng have 10 consider very
oftsn. unfortunately
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
CLIFF DWELLINGS SOCIETY,".

Exact reproductions in miniature Of cooking uten-
sils and other articles used in the cliff dwellings
period were presented to members and guests as
souvenirs at the last meeting of the New York
State Chapter Of the Colorado Cliff Dwellings As
soclation, held December II at the Waldorf-Astorla
The souvenirs were made by Mexican Indians Mrs
Ovid A Hyde read paper on The Indians Of
New York state" and the musical numbers were
Illustrative of Indian life The next meeting Of the
association will be held Lncoln's Birthday and
the paper viii be by DR.. J. Walter Fewkes govern
ment ethnologist on Excavations and Repair of
Southwestern Ruins" The paper will be illustrated
by stereOpticon views
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
TO BE OPENED IN APRIL.
d. Il. r. Hopes to Hold Nert Con-
rentiO7n in Continental Hall.

Memorial Continental Hail. which tbs Daughters
OF the American Revolution began 10 plan ana WOE
for eighteen years ago. when the society was
formed will be finished next April. Opposite the
public park known the White House loT IN
WASHINGTON, It stands, south Of the Corcoran Art
Gallery and not far from the historic Mali ana
the Washington Monument It Is said 10 Do ule
greatest memorial building ever erected by women
n :. Of marble Colonial in syle. Of course and
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
FED" HOTEL AT LAST
Trio Houses Leased in Washington
Place-Campaign More.

o,. v.d.r.non Hotel for small sAlarieo
.,o-t,ne girIs which has hovored upon In" noE11Vu
w. -. uttrout seeming 20 make any progress -
AZ last going to materializs. Everything y -
tioallv settled and VIII be offciaIiy cI, .,
Tnorrovv morning when the lease Will De ssneu a -
tbe home Of Mrs. Eleanor Glogeu. treasurer oi r
C1tv Federation Hotel Company eoIne u 80 80
stock holders wanted to wait until better nia4i01
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

and making toilet table articles with Dresden
ribbon.
,,oo,-,-, 81 hr,1sh OF a hand mirror with Dresden
e,la, = really a very simple matter. and any one
with deft fingers can manage it The silk Is glued
70 the wooden backed brush, and gold braid Is
glued around the edges. comb and brush tray
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
TO MEND A LACE CURTAIN.

If there Is ugly rent in lace curtain that
would be difficult to darn, wet piece of plain
net OF the shade and mesh In cold starch. and
after placing 1t carefully the spot the
wrong side. press with hot iron. The net will
stick indefinitely. and will not be conspicuous.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
FARMLAND FRoCkS.

-rba cbfIdren's frocks shown in the illustration
-,,,tI,sbed in The Tribune of October rs were ex-
cIusfv. designs from Fairyland No. IL Rue du
L4a1dar Paris
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03

lOldl NHNuldliVh VI Nali"hoA
Bank Notes S675,6i2,327.
------
Washington, Oct. 3.--Thc relation OF
government receipts and expenditures in
September was somewhat more favorable
than in July and August, the first two
month"; NJ tha new fiscal wear The dis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03

HOOEMDLI


ly RESTRICTED
ARE GIVEN NO POWER
To Initiate Legislation-D Disappointment
Expressed by the PeOple--The
Elections Are to Take Place
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TREASURY
UEFICII UKUWO


Z Was S4,583,yH
CONSIDERABLE INCREASE
We arr
IN RecsiptsSand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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.K + a


UEFEH L ING MIL
No matter what you hunt 70
TO the question "What rife {
Winchester Repeating Rifles ar
from IA to so caiiber. Whiche
1t ian accurate shooter, reliable ir
Winchester Guns and Ammunition-ihs
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS
EzzazAzmxxzzznnznrszarEmMmpzEnmnMxMlunsz
----------------'-
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WEAK ATTACK
UN OHELUUN
Mack "Eynooac" HE Einan.

ClaI Affiliations
MR.. BRYAN is HOPEFUL
a /
Democrats Nominate Republican Con-
gresham in MISUNDERSTANDING
Bingham Declines Nomination
in New Hampshire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03
FANNIE BALcH, 1903 Leverett ST. Lowell. Mass.
Il consider Hoods Sarsaparila the best
n NAHLIUN, To .IllDerty 81, IoWtII, MhsA.
Hoods sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
In thn uaftnl lir,iih or h fnhlnt form, nIlolI

Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pared only by G. !. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
in speaking of the general transporta-
tion conditions of the country, yester.
day said;
"Traflic conditions are beginning to
improve. Since the first of September
there has been accommodating evidence
Of an improved business situation. This
improvement, of course, has not been
very pronounced, but sufficient to make
us believe that we have struck bottom
and we are lnnlrincr for this innrovn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03


"A Good Name at Home
us tower OF strength abroad''--and the
excellent reputation Of @. I. Hood Co. and
their remedies in the city OF Lowell, where
they are best known, Inspires confidence
the world over, not only in the medicines
but in anything their proprletors say
about them, "If Made by Hood It's Good"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03

"A - lbtet
A NI1lsss's., 3.f4sS'"
IS FOR HUNTING
or where you hunt, the answer
ali I take 4" is--a Winchester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03

yer model you Select you VIII hhu
action and strong in reconstruction.

,sd. w brand--ars made for each other.
O., NEW HAVEN. CONN.
institute at Middlesexborough said Il
was difficult TO keep calm when he re,
hected upon the ruthless way the
worlds stores Of timber, iron, steel, coal
and oil we're being used up. 1t made
the scientist shudder to see the indf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03
RE DAILY TIMES. OCT(
49,
SHLyfeA - = (, ~ ~ gla,sSfgjA
Nsaz.ss''Y1sIssA.zzz.sssz.s..4sdssSSISssSsi1F%
ONE nay nNL Y

Monday. Oct. 5.
Office Hours 8 a. m. 10 4 .. m.
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uNI I'm
TILE ,xuInc or ArnIc,

French Huntress Had Sent $500 Il
Cover the Cost of an Expedition
in Mexico.
Los Angeles, Cal, Oct, 3.--Countes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03

round family medicine known today MRS.
@. d. FARLEY, 652 Wilder ST., Lowell, Mass.
II recommend Hoods SarsaparlIla to any
one" JOHN b. DUFFY, II Auburn Street
Lowell. Mass.
Il am strong and healthy woman today
from taking Hoods SarsaparilIa which
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03

I 10 INC IHVVIIHUTt tVHsVYuFHVE7 VI sHVI
waste in the future. No comment wa

I provoked by The TACT that tne steamer
Lusitania and Mauretania deyour daily
a thousand or more tons of coal while
crossing the ocean, This extrayagance
was gloried in as an engineering achieve
ment when it ought to be anathema-
tized,
KILLS HERSELF TO SAVE MARQUIS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03
the 18th Of October.
Now yorL oot Tho uoraa !, a

special despatch from Teheran, under
yesterdays date, says; A proclamation
II copy of which was sent to the lega
tions, was placarded in the streets yes
terday morning fixing the date of the
elections for the new National Assembly
and Senate Oct. 10, and the Shavval
or converting Of Parliament, for Nov
The Azerha william nrnrincn IL ex.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03

don of the Republican national commit
tee was made public yesterday and viii
have TO be considered n very weak cam

paign document inasmuch as there il
absolutely nothing new in the story ant
no irregularity is even suggested. By
indirection it may be inferred that MIR
Sheldon is to blame because steel com
pany of which he is director is run as al
open saop, Another possible indictment
lies in the fact that he is connected
/ with a eomnanY which includes j z
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2. de NeHFe1e de ~. FIeTIe OF ~, ~
7 WHIT IF"INNf oNFNI'I IIIUIIVII" W " II
| tied with Charles A. Montgomery o

this city, formerly government scout an'
friend of President Roosevelt, $1,000
which was to be used TO defray the ex
1 ......-.L-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-03

come Of Che treasury, however, The dIicl
for the month which ended Wednesday
bling s4,5s3,97l. The receipts for thu
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pressed ana the leaders are captured
The proclamation far from meptint

with joyous response, has created
| general Observation-Disclosures. for the condi
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Our $1.O0 Glasses can
not be duplicated i'm
America with the ex-

sAkSHhHAtUN WV UAVC EUI
five times the money.
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ment 10 continue"

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THE CREW MUTINIED
Acted A cuIDmDCrV
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