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MISCELLANEOUS.


LATEST FAD-Boys' overalIs, sizes from
3S and s-15, with suspenders attached;
price, 25c.: headquarters for plate print
ers' overalls: all sizes, price, soc, at
SELBY's, 1908 Penn. ave. NV. au10-6t-em
IF ROBERT JACKSON, or anyone else,
can give information regarding little
Yorkshire dog, lost April Ia, 1897: no
questions asked, but will receive liberal re-
ward, at No. 1884 st. NV. Item
81 90, sl.25 AND 81 5o-Ladies', Misses
and Children's oxford Ties and slippers
oil go for 5Uc. q pair. not more than one
pair 10 each purchaser; boys single pants.
small sizes, 2oc., 60 for l0c j. w
SELBf's, lsO3Penn ave NV. aul0-6t-em
YOU couldn't do better than to invest
your surplus funds into clothing; they
are bound 10 go up, while YOU can buy
$40, aIl-worsted suit at SELBY'S, for
ST. 40; an all wool, blue flannel (MidQle-
tex indigo blue, S12 suit for 81, So, and
81 broken sizes for S2. 90 ana So; mems
working pants, 5Oc and upwards, at
1903 Penn. ave. NV. sulO-6t-em
MONKS DINING ROOM, formerly 931 E
st. nw., now at sos | 1th st. NV. au10-4t
DENTISTRY viii hereafter extract
teeth with nitrous oxide gas for SOC.
per tooth. Best teeth 81 per set. Gold
crowns, So. Amalgam Filings, 81. Have
filled forty thousand teeth in this city,
extracted twenty thousand teet b, and made
over six thousand sets. DIR. s. 7. SON,
I'll 18th st. NV, formerly cor. 18th and
IA. ave. NV. au9-f -fmo,em
FOR RENT Rooms papered from So up:
latest styles OF papers. CllAS. 81
INTERIOR DECORA TING Is AN ART
We are artists, let us estimate the cost
or Sne work you require; our low prices
are an Inducement that's well nigh ir-
resistibie; rooms papered in best style, So
Up. r. u. NOLTE, $40 9Th Sc: no branch
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EDUCATIONAL.
81. MARY's ACADEMY

wANTED-Pupils in stenograpby for die
tatlon" only. Address DICTATOR, this
0fftt.a
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LOST

~--sy~~~----s---~-y~~-
LOST Between 2Oth and 4th and Cor.
coran sts. NV, on cars, pOcketboOk. con-
aiming money, car tickets, ETC. Return
to sos K ~. NV II
LOST Monday afternoon, silver watch
and short gold chain, with lOcket at
Jached; locket contains photo, OF lady and
gentleman. Return to 9O9 3th ST. NV.
aud receive reward, MR.. K. T. B. 10
LOST-Between 9th st. and Union sta
ton, ladies' god watch. Finder Will
return to 3O64 II St NV. and receive re-
ward. AuS-3r,em
LOST-Sunday evening. brindle and white
bull terrier, anSw ering To the name OF
sandy Liberal reward III returned TO r.
ID. JAMES, 1905 Crescent St.. Meridian
Hill. after O'Clock. auy-St,em
LOsT-wm person who pic ked up goldloek
bracelet last week please return to 620
7th st. ne. and receive liberal reward2
au93t,sm
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FOR sALE-Riders, attention. By order
or the different storage houses we rep
resent, / am offering all high-grade bicy
cIes and Ia audeIns for ladies and gents at
the greatest attractive sIaughtering prices
OF the year. Advances made on these goods
must be collected, and, therefore, above
sacrifices viii be made. Such high-grade
bicycles as Syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
Worlds, etc, etc. new and slightly used,
Will be- eeoffered at this, the greatest bar
gain sale OF the year. Sundries and parts
will be sold also, and no reasonable offer
will be refused Bicycles bought outright
and exchanged, and taken on storage.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO.. 434 9Th St
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NANTED-To exchange with owner. S-rm.
hay, press-brick house, 3 blocks from
Capitol, also Suburban lot; price, 81, $50,
for one house unincunib bered- Adde'S EN-
lang y. this 0fftse. AZ IG-3f on
WANTED--To W exchange farm or 160 acres
iu Maryland, S. X miles from Washington,
for house in Washington. FARMER, this
office. au3-1 W
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WANTED-ROOMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. vile and child want
two small furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, in Mechanics family pie
feired. must be moaefaUe- Price and par
ticulars TO K. F., this office. aul0-3t
WANTED-2 or unfur. rooms for light
housekeeping, within short distance of
10th and o sts. Address ii. A. s., this
office. 1T
WANTED BY gentleman and wife, or
furnished or unfuurnished rooms for
light ousekceping. Address, giving loca-
ton and price, h. Il. l., this office.
au9-3t
" NAATED-Comfortabl room for connie. 4
minutes walk or Treasury; state price:
no questions. Address =. Il. n. this Office.
auS-3t
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the
cure OF all private diseases. Hydrocele
Varicucele. Structure, Impotency, and
Syphilitic Diseases positively cured. Ad-
vice ana IONS uItation r rec BOTH Sexes
hours, 8 10 Il, To 8, Tues. Thurs and
sat. evenings, z to 8. No. Coz + st. NV.
tJlosed SundayD Jel5-tf
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NO IMPOsITIoN-Nothing but facts CIV


the worlds most famous cfairvoyans
and palnist; her predictions are ac'
curate and reliable. her lnformaIion
and advice ON business, marriage, df
vorces, separations, pensions, deeds, wills.
lawsuits, etc, are truthfta names given,
absolute satisfaction guaranteed. Hours'
NV; German and English spoken.
Jyl4-26t,d
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F,HALEE, Medium

Scientific palmist and card reader; teiis
your full name, reveals your past, u"scfiDeS
tile present and foretells your future Ire,
also tells about business deals. law SUITS,
love affairs, family troubles, reunltes the
moves spells. causes marriages, aud gives
good fuck, etc Address l.: o., care
Zen Del, Atlantic city, n. j. Wll re-
tgTu here IL Sept Satisfaction sua' an
teeQ
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SPECIAL NurrcEs.

DENTISTRY done oa weekly and monthly
payments; crown and bridge work
speciality. DR. T. w. STUBBL LEFIELD.
l1iii and sts, over Mertz's Drug Store.
my1 g. 3mO
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WORCH'S MUSIC STORE

III -
Is now located at 923 f st. Sohtuer
Piano Agency. Jy22.I0t
PRINTING 600 cards, 65c; 900 hill.
heads, Toe. So7 sthnw. jy31 i 4t-em
ROUGH DRY LAUNDR Y-o cenJs per lb
stnctly hand work. 533 i 4th ST. NV
We propose through this medium to obviate
at the homes of our patrons the un welcome
wash day; we use only the purest soaps and
filtered water, drop postal. we will call for
and deliver Each persons wash done
separately. 1y15-1mo
PRINTING AND BO0KBINDIN0-
Printing 800 cards, Toe: 5UU envelopes,
75c.; 900 note heads, 75c.; 5UU state.
ments, Toe; binding magazi .les, 600.
tuisceli aneous books rebound a. n
VILLA Ms, 6l5 7th st. NV. fe6-tr
I WONDER who pays the highest priceo
for gents casl-off clothing; drop postal
SAUL BROS. 923 d st. NV. myi 5-an.o
AT The business Urflce of the T1mes
you Will find Window Cards of ell de-
scfiptions-" Table Board, Furnished OF
Uufur nisnetl Rooms, "Unfurnished Eooms"
FURNISHED Rooms, With or Without
Board Furnished kooms, With Board."
FURNISHED Rooms-' Five cents il the
price OF each card. ap2l-0
FCRNITU RE moved; largest 2-hoTse load.
$3.50; l-horse loads, 81 -25; pianos, So:
furniture packed and shipped; experienced
men only; storage. COLUMBIA TRANS
FER CO., 323 A l-2 st. NV. 'Pnone 800
myv0
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SUMMER RESORTS
White Sulphur SprilgS Va,

Near varrenton. fauQuter Co.
The most perfectly equipped health and
pleasure resort in the south. Prices 20
suit the times Magnificent scenery. Water
Gus Troubles Send for Illustrated ctrcu-
lara Address PROPRIETOR WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS. Near Warrenton.
FauQuier Co., Va te26-2mo
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE
Broom cosy fr b, f and 9th sts Sc. 81 800
broom cosy br h, c and / 9th sts Sc. 81 ,O50
6-roonI cosy br b, n and fst SITS Sc. 81 900
s-room br house, n. J ave se.... 81 200
6-room modern brick, 7th st. se.. So 100
6-TooTn modern brick, I st S2,IOO
JOHN +. DONOHOE,
au9-3t 30S East Capitol st.
FOR RENT -l204 and 1906 I'd, or Curby,
st. NV; rooms and cellar; newly pa
pered and painted. rent Sl3, including
water rent. Apply 20S r st. NV. anS-3t
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE

Should be read daily, as changes may oc-
cur at any time. -
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ehaing
August A close promptly at this oIiHe
as follows:
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BOOKS designed, opened, closed, audited.
ana systematlzed; don't trust 70 luck;
have your book audited. Address EX-
PERT, r. D. Box IFS, Washington, ID. G,
auG-7t
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A PALACE IN THE MOUSTAISS.
-'For beauty OF architecture and ele
ganee OF equipment. THE ALLEGHA-
M. ar Goshen. Va, nas not q rtyA
among tne summer resort hotels 0r
America. Located In the heart OF tns
Auegnanies. where the climate Is al
ways cool and invigorattcg, amldst seen
cry OF wondrous beauty. Its advantages
a. summer home are unequalied-"
Sulpnur, Alum and Ch2lyoeste WAfera
ADDRESS J. O. 8. TfMBERLAKE
1exe- NmrNm
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For SAIE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE A gents wheel, in good con-
UtiOn: cheap for cash, call at GIL l. ST.
NV, between 10 a. IN. and $50 y. m.
aul O-3t-em
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HELP wASTED-MALE-

WANTED-By an ex-UniOn soldier "A posi-
JtJn as oNcrseer on market latlh, IA
the UuJea states or C&naua, of w0fk
An q ilOral greenhouse. Address OLD
SOLDIER 40 Mass. ave. NV. aulO-oJ
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DENTAL PARL0RS


81 Ell
6lY ia. Ave. y w w shiDgton, ~. T..
Treat all chronic and private diseases,
Piles. structure, II ydrocele, Gout, CatarTh,
Dyspepsia, Blood Poison cured; vitality re-
stored Consultation free ana conI Ide al
10 both sexes. Daily, to IL, 3 10 6.
aDlS-tr
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WANTED-6 young men, good pay. Call
at 1885 r 81. NV, tack loom, basement,
between and 4 O'Clock. aue-3t
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UNPRECEDENTED bargains at SELBY' 5,
1908 Pa. ave. NV. 81 mems working
pants, soc. Every article propOrtionately
low aU5-6J,em
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MANTED-An experienced caterer, with
rurniture, TO run nice dining rOpm'
centrally located, favorable terms are
offered. Address OWNER, THIS office;
sIaJee Experience andreferenceS. au1 1-6t,em
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WANTED -lOu men at the Colonial Beach
Hotel; boarding 80 per Week. COLON
IAL BEACH, Va. auo-ol
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Great bargain IL sold at once.
cigar and tobacco store. No 7I9 u st.
NV. aulO- EN-
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HEADQUARTERS for plate printers
Overalls, all sizes, at 1908 Pa ave. NV.
SELBN'S s. aUo-oI,eIn
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FOUND.

/ FOTND-BrOwn setter: white breast; tag
| 6y3. Apply 9i5 18th st NV. auS-3t-sm
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WAKTED-Sollcitorsf for insurance; q good
chance for pushing men 70 make money
THE CAPITAL CITY BENEFIT So
CIEFY 45o La. ave. NV :; Rooms IL andl2.
5yl0lmo
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WANTED BY a young cOlored woman OF
Respectable family, place to clean: dust
In store, office, or any kind of esta blisil-
ment; willing. MAY BARNES, 14Il L 1t.
NV. aU1O-3t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs a VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HORSEs 4 VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-0ne good work mare. sig.
also one buggy, $15. 203o 35th st. NV
aul O-3t-em
WANTED The use of horse and buggy
or dayton, for their keep; or will buy II
low enough. Address j A. r., this office
auS-3t
FOR SALE-2 wagons, 2 buggies, sur.
ries Il trap, sleighs: also cheaphorses;
these goods are left TO be sold: nothing in
reason refused 927 ID ST., next Aerchants'
Parcel Delivery Co jy29-tfAm
aCCnJ-ETANTS
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MONEY To LOAN at ano per cent,
eecolIty, real esta1e IN DlsiTlCt Ol Oo
iuoIDIS, no delay beyond an insiSecti0n 81
property aud examination OI tile. Wall
lEk a.. ACKEE, 7Os l4Jh ii. nT- mDZo-u
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MANIED-by young oOiOred man, place
~ porter or waiter. Address B., this
office. aulO-.3t en-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WILL give one weeks salary for en-.
ployment as watchman or driver. Ad
dress or call. 1C6 22d st. NV au1U-3t.en
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WANTED BY a young man, position to
finish up papeIhanging. Address l.. W,
this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT -S-roorn nat bath and range.
$50: 4 rooms, and bath, 2d floor, S15:
4 rooms, Sd floor, $40. Apply L. f. AL
TEMUS, 141o r 1t. NV. au9-2t-em
FLAT OF 4 unfur rooms on ID fkior with
bath and gas, Sl25 Cor. 7th and
Mass. ave. ne. auS-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A reliable middle aged colOred
woman for general hoUsewOTk TO go TO
the country; good home fOr good woman.
ApDly L 327 q st. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-S14 80 st. NV; two adjoin-
iDg front rooms On I'd floor: nicely fur
nished; all conVenlences on same floor,
light housekeeping n desired; near cars
and depts.; south and east exposure.
aU10-3E
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HELP wANTED-MALE ASD
FEMALE.

FEMALE.
MRS. MOORE, the Southern Select Agency,
furnishes all help free of charge. 3o6 u
st. NV. au1O-3t
WANTED AT City Intelligence Office
cooks walters, general houseworkers,
pOrters, drivers, nurses, laundresSes, cham
Oeunaids, cleaners, boys, labOrers, dish
washers; quickest place To get work.
sHACkLEFORD'S, 427 11th It. NV. 1t
MANTE D-AdveTtising solicitors. male
or female, at sec Z ST. NV, LIST floor.
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The End In Siuht.

The smallpox scare is practically at an end. The skies are briglIbening and hope of the forest. The board of health has mastered the situation. The spread of the disease seems now under control This is justified because of the few cases Ee- pared with the Three days previous. This is an encouraging sign and the people have reason to believe that the end is not far distant when business will resume its former activity and the city again take on it's robe of industry, which in the past has been characteristic of the people.
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Rirmingham,s Boom

From the Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
 The news from Birmingham is very en- couraging, and what may be called 8 boom seems to have struck that fortunate city. Steel plants, blast furnaces, cotton mills, an armor plate plant and other things are looked for. This will be good news for a good many people who are interested in this wonderful city and to all well-wishers of the place. For several years business has been dull and those who were anchored and who could not leave found rough sled din, but their courage and perseverance are about to be rewarded. There is no reason why Birmingham should not become a great manufacturing center and the chief city of Alabama. None of the clements upon which great city is built are want ing. The location is beautiful, the water supply excellent, coal and iron can be dug out side by side and everything is at hand for manufacturing enterprises. The place is high and laborers can enjoy the best of health. The fruit and vegetable country is within convenient distance, and wood in abundance can be obtained without much haul If the steel plant and the govern ments armor plate plant go to Birmingham the future greatness of the city is assured, because other enterprises will be sure to follow Memphis rejoices in the bright prospects of her sister city,.
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A Welcome Visitor.

Secretary Wilson, of the agricultural department. proposes In October, to make an extended tour of the southern states. The secretary will visit this sec ton with 2. view to ascertaining exactly what the south needs. He says that the farmers are enjoying their share of the benefits resulting from big crops, and the rising prices of staple products during the present year. but he thinks that they are not utilizing their natural advant- ages and he is therefore coming down here to study the situation thoroughly before he gives the people the benefit of his advice.
 MT. Wilson comes at the request of President Mckinley. He will not travel in a special car and spend his time in the cities with the politicians. He wants to meet the farmers and observe their methods. He says that he wants to see the farmer in his shirtsleeves and find out what he needs If the federal agri- tation for usefulness it must pay more attention to the agricultural interests of the south, region which has been too long neglected by this branch of the gov- ernment. This is MT. McKinley's opin- ion and the secretary heartily agrees with him,
 The secretary will be cordially well comed by all classes of the people. Here in A Ia ha mo tle xoriatiac and ,,oeeih;li4;ao of the soil and products will astonish him, and it is to be hoped that he will spend sometime In the south.
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May Mean Free Cuba.

The death of the prime minister ot Spain may mean the ultimate triumph of the insurgents i'm Cuba. If one can judge of the present political situation in dhe mother country, Weyler will be immedl- ately recalled from the head of the Span- ish army now upon the island of Cuba. It will be remembered that about two months ago the ministry of Spain re- signed and at that time it appared fIhat the monarchy was in a totterlng cord1- ton. The resignation of the Spanish mirl- ister was brought about at that time be- cause of his unpopularity with the peo- pie, who were demanding different pol icy with regard to Cuba. .
 Prime Minister Canovas has been the ruling spirit in the Spanish cabinet, es- pecially upon the Cuban question He has ovcrridden opposition and his con duct has been dicta-orial in the extreme. It has been steadily repeated thar if it were not for Canovas a more liberal pol icy would have been extended towards Cuba. weyler, 1t is believed, has been executing as nearly as possible the lm- peratfye orders dictated by the prime minister. It is a God-send to the irlsur- gents in Cuba and to humanity in gen. eral if Wey1er may be removed as the head of the army. With Weyler out of the way, there is hardly any doubt but that Campos, the leader of dIhe Cuban army, would be shortly in possession of the city of Havana and Cuba gain its irr- dependence.
 The death of the prime minister may
 mean complete revolution of the Spar- ish government. While his policy has b en radical, it Is not believed that it was for the good of his own country. Spain has few friends among the nations of the world in the policy it has accorded to-
 ward Cuban insurgents. While The American people have never been in sym pathy with the government at Madtid touching the Cuban question, there is naturally a sympathy for the disaster that has befallen the Spanish minis ny. Twice has the head of this government been assassinated, and the American peo- pie deplore as much as any other nation such acts as committed in Spain last Sun daV
The age-herald., 1897-08-10
SENATOR GoRMAN.
Is He Training for the Presidential Nomina.
 ton in 19002

From the New York World.
 Baltimore, Aug. 5.--Senator German was asked at Laurel today about the interview with one of his closest friends printed in the World, in which it was said that the senator would in short time with draw from the senatorial race and an- nounce his retirement from politics at the end of his present term.
 The senator said: q am not prepared to make a statement concerning it. have no idea, who gave the interview" He said further that he was on his way to Saratoga to take much needed rest. There he pro- posed, he declared, to separate himself ab- solutely from all cares, political and other wise.
 Some of the senator's friends in Laurel assert that his withdrawal is to be the first step toward bid for the presidential nom ination of 1900. They argue that if Mary land goes democratic this fall with the senator out of the race, he will get the credit for the victory. If, however, he should remain in the race and be defeated, they say it would, of course, kill any presidential aspirations he might have
 Senator German was in Baltimore yester- day and conferred with several of his friends. Those who saw him say that he said nothing about the senatorial race.
 The general sentiment here is that the in terview with the World is correct, although some of Mr. Germans friends among the -offiee-holderS profess to doubt it.
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Government Inspection.

As a nation the people of the United States are not as a general thing quick to act. They approach public questions with conservatism. This may be virtue rather than an affliction. It will be re- membered that in the past three or four congresses there has been a great deal of talk among members as to the feasi- bility of placing a government super- vision over the sale of food and drink, for the purpose of preventing the sale of adulterated or unwholesome commod- ities The rivalry between manufactur- ing enterprises has become so intense that the problem of how to make goods the cheapest, regardless of quality, has become the chief ambition
 A physician of one of the largest insur- ance companies of the United States, located in New York, made the state ment a few days ago there was not barrel of pure beer made in the United States. This is an astounding statement and were it made by any. other than a physician of high repTte, it vould be
 
 passed quietly by, but coming from such authoritative source, it must of neces- sity bear weight. The reason for his making this remark was based on the fact that insurance companies in the past years have increased the rate of in- surance on persons who are beer drink CTS, the theory being that American beer is-a menace to the health of the people. With this state of affairs it should be
 the duty of congress to pass a law pro- viding for the inspection of beer the same as is done in G srmany. German beers are the recognized pure beers of the world The annual import of beer from Germany to this country is increas- irg with marked rapidity. Germany provides for a government inspection of beer, and any one found selling beer that is not up to the standard in quality as provided by the government his H. cense Is taken away from him and his goods confscat=d.
 As the American people are fast be- coming beer drinkers 1t would seem the part of wisdom that the government should place supervision ovef the manu- fracture and sale of beer. This seems more reasonable when taking into con sideration that the government derives ure of beer, and 1t should be the duty of
The age-herald., 1897-08-10
Mark Hanna the Issue.

Fnhe campaign which is soon to begin in the state of Ohio promises to be one of remarkable importance. The main ques- ton at issue is whether Senator Hanna shall or shall noib succeed himself in the senate of Itihe United States. MT. Hanna became a sena tor by a deal made with nnis predecessor, now secretary of state, John Sherman. It was comparatively an easy thing for Hanna, through the in- f1uence of President-eleot Mckinley, to force Gov. Bushnell to appoint him as Senator Sherman's successor.
 Senator Hanna recognizes the fact that he is going to have most determined opposition upon the part of a great marry republicans, who will oppose his election nhe republican party in Ohio is no. har- mcnious. Senator Hanna is compara- lively new man in the political field. and his political methods are not what honest men believe to be right. He has been like a slave driver all his life. In this way he has made colossal fortune. He has endeavored to use in polaics .he same me tllods he has employed in his business affairs. Senator Hanna has done more perhaps than any man in the state of Ohio to crush down and trample under h.s feet organized labor. He is the enemy of every man who laborw, and he has no use for them except the profit he makes DUE of rlheir labor. It is true MT Hanna will have behind him the entire force and Influence of the administration but it is question, with this formidable backing. whether he can become his own successor in the senate
 Senator Foraker and alis friends in the