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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-10-29
Killed Cleaning Rifle.

Hoseburg, Or, Oct 2S-llubert
Wright was instantly killed by the ac-
cidental discharge of a Winchester
rifle, which he was cleaning.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-10-29
Vaudeyille's Father Dies.

ST. Lois, Oct 2S,-Col ]. ID. Hop
kins. father OF popular-priced theairi-
Gals in the middle weit, died here.
aged 70 years.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
New Rands with Stock Bonas.

The Metropolitan Trust Co Of the city
OF New York, and the Securities Corpo-
ration. Lids Of New York. announce the
opening OF public subscription to ST. go 600
Ibie debenture bonds OF the RefUgic
Mines Syndicate. The syndicate is in
corporated under the laws OF New Jersey.
and has an authorized capital OF s.. so GOO.
consisting Of $500 shares Of the par value
Of 500 each. OF the total stock issued,
1900 shares are retained in the treasury
Of the company TO provide for the re-
demption OF the bonds This issue con-
stitutes the only bonded indebtedness OF
debt whatever. Each bond carries q per
sonal guaranty TO the extent Of two
thirds Of its face value. The bonds are
issued In denominations OF $500 and 81 Of0
dated March !. IS9. and due March !, 1914
They ars OF the debenture class. and
bear s Per cent interest. which is cumula-
tive They are convertible at their face
value into the stock Of the syndicate at
Ar AT any time after two years from
fe Of issue. Each debenture carries
> Il as a bonus 30 per cent Of its face
in the stock Of the company. The
sFiptions 70 these bonds AT par and
ID interest. subject to previous sale.
9e received by the Metropolitan
10. Of the city OF New York. and
.4<,.urities Corporation, Ltd, at its
New York. or at sny OF It's va
sanch Offices, the right being re-
= reject any applications in whole
and 10 allOt smaller amounts
- ed for The subscription list
med OF February IS and VIII be
the following day. A first pay
% per S.o10 bond must accom-
subscriptions. the balance being
1'fh hen the bonds are delivered.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
HEFLIN LAUGHS At ARREST
Charged with Obtaining Money by
Making False Pretenses.
while He Treats Matter Lightly, the
Police Insist They Have a Good
Case Against Him.

Merton ". Hefiu. ffty-six years old
who gives his address as 1915 Fifteenth
street northwest, and his occupation as
a mine operator, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Detectives O'Dea and
Evans, on a charge of making false pre-
lenses.
Helm was arrested on g warrant IN
which the name OF the complainant sp-
pears as Henrietta Whitehead. Of Us
Seventh street northwest
Il is alleged Hefiin sold Mrs Whitehead
800 worth Of stock in the Santiago
Mining Company. owners Of la Aurora
Nine state of Jalisco. Mexico. Helm,
the police say, told Mrs Whitehead SIZE
would receive L per cent iiTI5end IN
March last. and il is further alicseI the
dividends we're not paid
Hehiu was arrested at Fourteenth AID
T streets northwest and accompanied
TO headquarters He laughed when he
was told OF the charge against him. anj
pronounced Il q joke The mine OPeT-
ator declined to talk. and telephOneG 20
an attorney A few hours later the ac-
cused nan was released from the First
precinct police station under S2.0oo bonds
DIT. L. II. Stewart qualified as security
Although Hefiin laughs at the charge,
the police say they have in their poses
sion the names OF q number OF women
who claim they were swlndled by Heflin
Of sums ranging from 500 TO S2.oco.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
DIED.

BOTSCH-On Friday, February T. 1893
at 4:39 2. m. ROSINA BOTSCH. be
loved wife Of the late George Leonard
Botsch.
Funeral from her late residence: Mel
wood apartments, Monday. February
y. at 2 ?. n; services al ConcOrdia
Lutheran Church at D. n. Relatives
aud friends invited 10 attend
BOYD-At Saguache. Colo, February s.
1903. Mrs. WILLIAM +. BOYD.
Services at residence OF her father. Gen
Ellis Spear, 1so1 Oak street, Mount
Pleasant. Monday, February .. al z
2. N. IntermeRt private
C8ESTER-On Friday. February Il. 1903.
atip. m. at her residence. 1863 Gales
street northeast. LULA JEANETTE.
beloved wife OF William J. c Chester
and daughter OF Sarah c. and the late
John ". Brown
Funeral from parents residence, ls04
Gales street northeast, Monday, Feb
rusry Is, at ? p IA Relatives and
friends invited Baltimore papers
please copy)
CLARK-on Saturday. February IS, Ises.
at 1-36 n m. GEORGE BOND
CLARK. Beloved husband OF Lizzie
Florence Clark (nee Hinson)-4
Funeral services at his late residence,
February 1s. at 2.S9 ,. m., where
friends are Invited 20 attend Inter
ment IN Congressional Cemetery
CORNELI-On Thursday. February Il.
1903. al D. N. at the residence Of her
parents 80 Eleventh street southeast.
MARY SCSANA, daughter Of John 3.
and Susan Cornell.
Funeral from her late residence az . ?.
m Monday. February -. Relatives
and friends invited.
DONALDSON-At WoodTardsvilie. Nd.
on Wednesday. February 10 1903
MARY r DONALDSON nee Sher-
ries. nee Wills. aged sixty-f3ve years.
Funeral Sunday. February =. at D.
m. from St Peters Church. near
PatUxent, Nd. Relatives and friends
invited
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
DIED.

DUkE-O1 Friday. February Z, 800. az
her residence. Halliday street. Brent
wood. Nd. HATTIE NJ DUKE tnee
Willett). beloved wife Of EgbeTt H
Duke, aged thirty years,
Funeral services 81 chapel in Congress
sional Cemetery Monday. February Il.
at ?. N Relatives ard friends re-
spectfuily invited 70 attend (Bslti-
more papers please copy)
ECKLoFF-On Friday. February z. isa9.
AZ 1e:l5 ?. m. CARRIE E. beloved
wife Of ". Bradburn EckioI. IN the
thirtieth year OF her age.
Funeral tpriyateg from her late resi-
oence. lS14 4 street northeast Mon
day. February Is. at . ?. m Inter
meut in Congressional Cemetery.
HOLLISTER-In Corning. y. Y on Fri
day. February y. lSga. MARCIA Nc
KINNEY H0LLSTER. wife OF George
Buell. HOLSTER. aged thirty-nine years
Interment in Binghamton. y. Y.
HUMPHREY-On Friday. February =,
1909 at 2. m, CATHARINE G.
HUMPHREY fRse Flynn. widow Of
William G. Humphrey
Funeral Monday. February Is at S.S8 T.
NJ, from the residence Of her brother.
NJ 3. Flynn. 1oe Eleventh street south
east; mass 81 the Church OF the Holy
Comforter. Fourteenth and East CapI-
t0l streets. al 3 a. n Friends and
relatives Invited
HUNTLEY-On Friday. February p 1878.
at q. n. at Clifton SPRINGS. y Y
Rev. ELIAS DE WITT HCNTLEY,
d. D.. Of this city, aged sixty-eight
years and ten months
Funeral services al Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church. Fifth and c streets
southeast, Monday. February Is. al /
p N Interment private New York
and Chicago papers please cOpy.l
JOHNSON-on Friday. February Z. 100.
al a m. WALTER 3 JOHNSON
beloved husband Of Mollie A. johnson
(nee O'LeaTy).
Funeral from his late residence. sls II
street Monday. February Is at 30
D. m. Friends are invited 10 attend
McGEE-on Friday. February Z. 800. at
$40 p N, at her mothers residence.
1913 New Hampshire avenue. CATHE-
RINE. the beloved daughter OF Annie
and the late John MCGEE.
Funeral viii take place from her iats
residence Monday, February Is, 1874
at $50 a. n. thence to St. Paui's
Church. where requiem mass VIII Be
said for the rePose Of her soul Reia-
uves and friends are invited 10 attend.
STEVENSON Suddenly, on FRIDAY. Feb
ruary II, lSee. JAMES, husband of
Maria Stevenson. and father OF Mary.
John. julia. and Henry Stevenson.
Funeral from his late residence IIIq
First street northwest: thence to Gal
braith Church. Sixth street, between
L and Al northwest, Monday. Febru-
ary 10. at l ?. m.
WATKINS-On Friday. February e Iapa
MATILDA J. WATKINS. in her
eighty-ninth year.
Funeral from the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. William Mari. Ss1 East
capitol street, Monday afternoon at
z;So p. m Friends and relatives in
Hltsd. lnterment private
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
COMMISSION ISSUES ORDERS.
Railway Companies VIII Be Re-
CURED to Remedy lcsnaitfons.

susFed 20 hesneSy s<3hHkthoHs'
The Interstate Commekce Commission
yesterday made p..bllc tfe orders issued
TO prevent crowding # cars during the
rush hours. Unnecessary noise on curves,
and the sanitary condi sionx OF the cars on
certain lines.
The orders sc eEeck On april l.
and stipulste the "a Of speed 10 be
maintained on va rs Hines At different
hours.
The law Of I90s requires All railroads
within the District to opefate . sufficient
number Of cars. "elean. 4aelsary, and in
good repair, with proper dnd safe power.
equipment, appliance. and service. COM
Portable and convenient, faHd 50 20 ope-
rate the same as 70 give expezitlous pas
sage. not to exceed fifteen mt3ss an nc. 2
within the city limits q twenty miles "A
hour In the suburbs, to All pefsons deslT-
GUS Of the use Of said CATS without
c-oWding said cars
The orders are seven IL atsmber. Five
of them relate to overcroWdfn1s, one 10 the
noise made by cars passfqs fsfognd Da-
pont Circle. and the ether T. equiaEnent
and sanitary condition Of .Ssa4s q the
Georgetown and Tennailytown Railway,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Gave PrincInnI Address-

Dr. Wilson Bruce Evans, PRINCIPAL OF
the Armstrong Manual Training school
delivered the principal address before the
Loendi Club. Of Pittsburg, az its regular
Day anniversary. He
spoke OF Lincoln and Douglass as reform
ers, and showed with what patience they
wrought and waited for the conscience
OF men 70 become emancipated from the
thought that she institution OF human
slavery vas not entirely wrong.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs Estelle NJ Bergman has been
granted Al absolute divorce frun Joseph Bergman.
Justics Wright signed the decree.
More tran 80 names have been signed
70 a petition that xiu be forwarded 70 TIE Cocn-
misSi0nfu tomorrow b the residents ard fssineSs
men -h0 resid3 near Seventeenth ard q streets
northwest asking thea 70 forbid the erection q
public b':lldins in that vicinity.
''Civic bacteria IS the subject OF e lee
tars TO b rre- By Dr. Joseph z Powell before
the Mems ClEb q shs Vermont Avenue Christian
Church At their regular monthly entertainment IN
the auditorium q the church te-noFrow evening.
Mrs. Powell VII Assis. Is s sclois;-
Dr. Carol Storrs Alden, professor Of
Eoclish a. the United states Naval Acsdeny An
napo,is delise-ed a lecture before the members a.
The Y u. G. A. last night IN the gymnasium Of
the wgznizatiou "On The bo-tsrland = Greees +"
which he illustrated With photographs
Justice Could. in Criminal Court. No. l.
yesterday imposed sentences q ten years each IN tns
peaissntis-y On RlsrSargt Smzfsood he- husband.
and Wili2n Whifr1ker. HegTOes. recrnty convicted
Of mznsiauzhter. The ueS-oes Ss-s tired IN co1nec
tio1 with the killing o. Margaret Jet
a verdict for 1880 damages has been
given bT a1-y in Circuit Court Nc. l before
Iustios Stafford against tie Baltimore and Ohio
administrator q the estate Of BuTs.i F. Leg
brakeman. who vas killed n The Terra Gotta wreck
December g. ios.
John O. Mason. an aged inmate of the
zImShoase a. Bius Plails D. c. indicted for seC0ud
desrrc murder i1 ccnuection With tbe deafA q
Matthew McCrussin November - last vas a.
rsiEDed before Justice Goald IN Criminal CoGrt No
yesterday. He pleaded not guilty and was u
nznded for trial
The will Of Mrs Mary L Campbell
dated Jsrua-y I. Isas. naming Frsnk L. Campbell
~ execrtc- Was hled fF probate Yesterday. Be
quests Of 500 each are left her two Children N-s
Mac-is C. Buell. and Edssr c. Campbell, and The
reznainsr- Of the estsis Is bsqeesthsd % her hrs-
band. Frank l. Campbell.
The funeral OF Walter p. johnson. pas
sengr agent f0T tho Atlantic Coast Line. resi-
dent ~ this city fos fo-ty-six years. Sin b held
from the home SIS H street northwest. At 20
O'Clock fo-morrJE afternoon. Services viii be cn-
ducted hy Rev. " 81. Ferguson. pastor q Wes-
lsT Chapsi " E Church. Interuent wiz b IN
Congressional Cemetery The deceased Is survived hy
wife Mrs Mar A. johnson
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
GEORGE B. CLARK DEAD.
weII-knorn Consraetor Passes Away
af Home in O street.

WeII-knovvn Contractor Passes Away
at Home IN O street.
George Bond Clark eied at his home. 4S7
o street northwest. yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Clark had been engaged IN the
building material trade in this city for
twenty years. and was considered one OF
the most reliable men in the work Of
wrecking buildings. He was well known
for his large undertakings. More than 30
buildings were removed by him from the
site OF the Union Station. with only two
slight accidents. in one Of which ne was
slightly injured.
Mr.. Clark Is survived by his wife. Two
grown daughters. his father. three broth
ers. and three sisters. Many friends
mourn his Untimely death. He was forty
four years OF age
The funeral vii be held on Tuesday at
z.S8 O'Clock from the residence.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
NEW STEAMER READY.
Southland VIII Make Its First Trip
TO MakhinEfon To-moFrow.


The new steamer Southland. OF the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany, just completed at the works Of the
Newport News ShipbuilGing and Dry Dock
Company. az Newport News. We, viii
leave Old Point Comfort, Va. for its
home port, Washington. at Z a. n to-
morrow, with small party Of officials
OF the owning company and the ship
building company on board
The Southland has l53 rooms. 80 more
than the present steamers In service be-
tween Washington and Norfolk. and eight
Of the rooms connect with large bath
rooms There are sixteen large bedrooms,
and the balance have upper and lower
berths, with running Sster, electric
lights. call bells. and steam heat IN every
room The dining-ToOm is finished In
mahogany. cafe style. and win accOmmo-
date Ise persons.
She viii make her first regular trip
from Washington on the evening Of Feb
ruary IS. leaving her pier, foot OF Seventh
street, at e:4s ?. m, and continue in serv-
ice thereafter, alternating with the
steamer Newport News.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
MAsoNs IN CoNvoCATION.
impressive Ceremony Tn Chapter
Chamber of Masonic Temple.

Impressive Ceremony in Chapter
Chamber of Masonic Temple.
The annual convocation Of the conven-
tien Of AnnoInted High Priests. OF the
District OF Columbia, was held in the
chapter chamber OF the new Masonic
Temple. last night. vita Excellent Presi-
dent Z. 81. Clair Thompson In the
chair.
After the transaction Of routine busi-
ness the sitting high priests Of the thir-
teen chapters Of the jurisdiction were
elected 70 receive the degree At a special
c0nvocation OF the convention TO be held
on Saturday evening. February g
Tie following officers were elected.
Ben W Murch. excellent president;
Charles z Baldwin. vicetpresident: Les
lie Cramer. chaplain; G. 7. Atlee. secre-
tary: Theodore Friebus, treasurer; Alex
ander Grant. master Of ceremonies: Guy
". A. Camp, conductor; William II Wun-
der. herald: George Roberts, steward;
Philip p. Rouse. sentinel.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
c. $. Dept q Agricaltlre. weather Bureau.

Washington. Saturday. FEB. i3 1875 D n
i vii Be colder Sunday IN The Southwest cos6er
Sunday night IN the Central valleys and Southern
UFpeT lake region and colder Monday o. Monday
night 10 the Atlantic States generally. Low ten
peratres VII continus n the Plains States and the
Northwest
Cold wave warnings have been ordered fo- Okla
hous. Arkansas. and the northern portion q East
ern Texas.
The winds along the New England coast VII Be
moderate nc-they. becoming eastsriT and increasing
Monday. On the Middle Atlantic cuast north %
northeast. Increasing Sunday night; On the south
Atlantic cn1St mDdeTzte and mostly EOutheriy- on
the East Gulf coast moderate scuth 20 s0uthEes-
On the West Guf csst moderate % b-isk scuthsess
to northwest and CT Lake Nschiean brisS % higu
Northeast 20 north
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Learned Printing Trade.
EIks plan for banquet.

washington Lodge No. I5. OF EIks, has
completed arrangements for the banquet
tomorrow night at RaUscher's in honor
Of its tWenty-seventh anniversary. Among
those invited 10 respond 10 tOasts are; G
{. Carlin. Of Virginia, James A Hammil,
Of New Tosk; Morris Sheppard. OF Texas;
Judge De Lacy. and all Elks- The Marine
Band VIII furnish music.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

On November q. 1907. between and 10
O'Clock a.-sA.. AT the corner Of f4th and X
SITS. NV. woman was thrown from a
Capital Traction car going soUth. She
neglected to get the name OF the young
man who assisted her to the Hamilton
Hotel and was very kind 10 her II this
comes 70 his notice, and shat OF any other
Witnesses 10 the accident, she VIII be
glad If they communicate with ~ :.
Harrington. room sg4 Stewart BLDG. sth
and d stS. NV.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Local temperature.

MidnishF, 81: 4. n, %; a n, 4: S a. II. 8;
: a. n, %; 20 a n. z; z noon. s; D II. s.;
4 p N. g: p II. 50; p n. s.; 70 D n, s.:
MAXIMUM. S. minimum. IS
Relative huTnidty-s A. N. s. 2 n. 80,
2 n. s. Rainfall e = n. % p NJ. ol3 Hcu5
q sunshine, as Per cent of possible sunshine, A.
Temperature sane date last yssr-Nsximun, a;
minimum y
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Gridiron CIub to Hold spring Dinner.

The monthly meeting Of the GTidiron
Club was held at the New Willard Hotel
at noon yesterday. and Oscar King Davis
Of the Washington bureau Of the New
York Times. was elected 10 membership
II was decided TO hold a spring dinner on
Saturday evening. April L.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Geological Surrey smoker.

Members and friends Of the Geological
Survey gathered in the pink room at
Rauschers last night and enjoyed a
smoker SteTeopticOn views Of Yellow
stone Park were shown by Prof. George
n. Wilbur.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
MARINE BAND CONCERT.

A concert vii be given at the United
States Marine Barracks to-morr0v Afternoon
al o'eo-k b. the Marine Band Orchestra.
Wiliism II. ssnieiznsnn, leader. The pro
sTamme:
Mart. AT Berlin ...--..--.... ,t--Ton fsiii1
Overture. EEmonr ..........4.. = Beethoven
Suite L 'Aricsieane' '.........-.--......-Biz Bizct
lal Prelude, allegro deciso.
ID Ninustt1. allegro adssic
fci Adsgistts. adasio.
ID Carlton. sllegrstfo moderate.
Selection. Mile MoSiste .--... Herbert
Waltz. Roses from the south -StfsHss
slarnnic rhapscdy. -Friedenanr
Tooe picture. @Liegssfruehlins .-F0n Bion
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
CHANGE Is ASKED
In HUMANE LAW
Chamber of Commerce Hears
the Horse Owners.
SAY THEY ARE Prosecuted

Officers of the Humane society Make
vigorous Reply, stating that Radi-
cal Changes In the Present system,
Divesfing Them of Power, wouId
Mean Extinction of Organization.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

Temperatures IN ether cities. together With ths
amount q T1iEfsH. for the twelve hours ended at
D. n yesterday. are Is foloxs:
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
IS HOME
Gets Back to White House
Feeling Fine"
DESK PILED WITH LETTERS
Roosevelt Buckles Down TO Business
in Executive Office-Chief WIIkie,
of Secret Service, Calls for Little
TaIk-Takes Brisk walk Before
Dinner-Vtsits Dentist.

Fresh as II he had stepped from his
own drawing-room. instead OF having Just
concluded a ffty-one-hour journey 70
Kentucky and return. and beaming with
satisfaction over the generous greetings
given him en- route President Roosevelt
was at his desk and immersed in the
consideration Of official business within
half an hour Of the moment ne stepped
from his special train yesterday after
noon, in company with Mrs. Roosevelt,
their daughter, Miss Ethel; Secretary
Wright. and the rest Of the party.
He received no mail during his absence
TO participate in the exercises on the Lin
coin farm. His desk was piled high with
letters After a brief stop to visit his
dentist ne returned 20 the executive offics
al O'Clock and again buckled down TO
business.
Chief wifkie Calls.
Chief wHkie. Of the Secret Service. was
closeted with the President for a time.
and il is understood that their talk re-
lated 10 the recent publication by Con-
gress Of what Is declared was a correct
synopsis Of the material sent to It BY
the President from the different executive
departments
Before dinner last night the President
took a brisk walk OF a few miles as an
appetizer. although he laughingly ex-
planned when he arrived at the White
House that he never felt better in his
life
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
LANsBURGH&BR BRO.
42O to 426 7th St.-417 TO 425 9th ST.
BUSINESS HOURS. A. NJ To6pM
Exceptional Values in
Linens and DomeStiCS

ss-inch Bleach Cotton;
free from dressing, soft IN Il
ish for the needle; &c quail OzC
ity- Special. .-..-.-
IS inch Bsppa Cloth 10f
White ss.tinE; full linen Z5C
hnish; Ise quality. Special -
40inch Bro. Cotton; for sheets,
&c; fine Sea Island Cotton; -
round thread; 10c grade. &c
Special
Barker Mills Sheeting. BIeaehed:
soft. round thread Special.
16-4 width. soc grade. 26r
"a width. sc grade. -. .24c
Short Lengths Featherproof Tick
ing; guaranteed. fancy -
stripes ard plain blue !"
stripes; 25c quality. Special.
Cot Sheets for inauguration pur-
poses; fine, cambric-fnish cotton;
scanned. Special
5ox9ei regular price, S5c. .2sc
50xS0; regular price, 40c. -33c
60x90; regular price. 5ec....... 5Se
Pillow Cases: Armorssde Cotton:
wearproof; especially adapted 70 ho-
tel use Special
42xse: regular price, Isc.. .I21kc
46x3e; regular price. Isc.-..... 14c
s1xso Caswell Sheets; full double
red size; 75c quality; No m
SEAM; 3-inch hem; torn and sNSC
irOned- Special. ial.-.......
54xs0 Salem Sheets; sin
Eie-bed size, 5-inch hem; kP
torn and iroaed; CSC quail ANC
sly special l-----.------
s5zS0 S. a. c. Sheets: known by
every housekeeper; hard m
wesrer; torn and ironed; soc n3LC
value. Special.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
chief wiikie Calls.
WINS MERITED REWARD.

Mr. R0senthnI Made General Mana
ger of Parker, Bridget & Co.
Mr.. Calvert s. Rosenthal. who has for
the past fifteen years been associated
with Parker. Bridget & Co. the mems.
women's. and boys outftters. Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. and who
for several years has been buyer %
mems furnishings and hats. has been
appointed general manager Of the estab-
lishuent
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Tide Table.

Tide Table.
To-dzy-HiSh tide pa n. and 20 ,. e.; Io=
tide sz9 a. n and SIS p. n
To-m0roT-Hizh tide. 3:ls a. n ard 5Ss ,. n !;
Low tide. s1a 4 n and lesS ?. n
Condition of the Water.
Special to TIE Washington Herald
HarpeTs Fe-5. ". Va. Feb D,-Bosh rivers ss7
muddy
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

st-ineh Extra Heavy Ger
man Unbieached Table Lin m
en-; soc quality. Special, per SUC
yard ---..-9. ...-...a.ss...s.
50 = inch Extra Weight r.
Bleached Hotel Damasks 0GC
So lzc quality Per yard
p inch Full Bleached ~
Scotch Damask: SOC quality. NC
Special. per yard
so-inch Half Bieached ~
Table Damssk; 45c quail SIC
ity- Special. per yard.....
s4-inch Fine Irish Dam 70
ask; Soc quality. Special, OXC
per yard s.-----.----.-.."-.
p inch Half BIeached o.
German Damask; 81 value O<C
Per yard .------..---.-.---
1896 Double thread 17l-
BIeached Turkish Towels; 1 Z6C
I5c quality. Special, each
German Napkins:
hemme1. ready for use; Of 6E
were sI-5e. Special. per 0I.ZC
dozen --.-s.-.....--.
Iax1s Unbleached ALI 90
linen Napkins. Special, VOC
dozen ...------. -...-.-.-.-ss---
SIS R1eached Irish Gf En
Napkins; S1-T5 quality 1l.OV
Special. dozen. -...-------T
2lx42 Extra Weight Hem 0Y
med Turkish Towels: 3oc Z0C
quality Special l-.....
96-Inch FruIt-Of-the-LOom n1
Bleach Cotton; 1z5zc quail S1E
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The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

We. as Southern Democrats" he said,
do not see wny cur Industries should be
Disseminated against. since protection is
the policy Of the government"
Phases Of the lumber trade" was the
subject of an address by ". B. stiliwell
Of Savannah. Ca. and V. H. Beckman, OF
Seattle. Wash, spoke Of Labor interest
in the tariff"