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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-26
HELP wANTEn-FEMALE-

hAhE " A-' = " L.
wANTED-Ten hotel chamberInaids. 3 storeroom
girls cleaners. today. 81 RECESS HOTEL AGEN-
CY. SOB Ioth st. cl
" %--r-T, 60 a. a. - I------T- ,--T-.
1850 North Capitol ST. el
T-,,-7r-T, a.. o. - - - ,5-- a.
chamberyyork and waiting. el
,C,I--T--7 V-rz-7,- - - -
W" ~ ~ Nl.-'', '-i.- ND...'I' 49,
wages. references. 1913 Nassacbaset,s ave. Sc.
e25-2
WANTED gC-rTr+--- Girl Cor ---l--, r---r-.--rT-.
stay nights. good wages. mo Fast capitol st.
81
7,-,,-rT-r, -r.
work. must b.. str-rtIr honest. references. -th
and Erie ST.. Rrirlt...H P4rs Il
MANIED-A good strong ,"larsd woman. for
81 sth st. So. 81
WANTED calared woman as oo"s. IN family
~ It St. nv. cl
,,-,1--7,,7, ,,-,..--. - -.----
nights. in private family. Ilso 5.h st. NV. mi
-.
CIR i'r general "'-7s"''H' "'', CAS-
1,-.,--,---
~ - 'l,'l,n''a pa. pa, '.-.I .-t s
''s,S, S'e4oy "oTN- l-9 gun So ""-' '''- '..'-
7-,,------, --.---,---- -
VAN III Aal'Tt's. - q. :, "e'N- 7..''- NN
-
mANILlp-OogS Tor two. SIS e-5' ,I,s, Also
chamberuaids. nurses. ladies. maids. LADIES'
EACHANGE, Ga 18th ST. MI
N, I---,--- - - - - =
nights. so72 . st. NV. mi
WANTED Assistant s,ts-l,a, for q ladies. tailor
ing esfIbIisbmenf. Arp-v Piuym 10 IAN 81.
m26-5
WANTED-HaT crown rfrI 10 szsi,f in If.hr aIl-
keeping. 5l2 Spruce St, Le Droit Park, Flat No.
m26-2
and general housewife Iff.rsr y,Iges. rafe-rnr,
C2s T.. Capitol ST. n26-8
$780,, -,---7- -
one vba -, ,t ~ ~ .-1y ri-b ,ts
Cau between 8 and II mornings. 55s 4 s. e.
near library. mi
w,NTFD Cf-I g. - - I'll
f,I1iIy. - +iI+ S7, - -. s 5IIt
1,-s,t -, ,-',- - WIN ''.1','',e'' "a
-
MANlEb- apprentice Ter dFessIr3a lng, at once
Itly Eye 81 NV Mos
WANTED-Six coIo-od cleaners. TODAY: 81 per
day; come ready 90 work. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY, 18Th and Pa ave MI
WANTED Expcric7r,5 s.rse,rarr7- for .I,,r and
suit section in large department store. Address
BON go this Office MI
WANTED First-crass cook. AZ o5l N 81. NV.
MOS
WANTED A.. ONO 4 .---r- Cor r.-,,---,.-l- 4 80.
country girl SIS 6th st. NV. MI
.------
family. Ap7lv south C5rfroI and \ sry. between
Il and 1880 mI
V-,I--TI-I1 60 80 ---7-- 90
hANAED-O9l'red coos '-5tZ ON ST. NV MI
NANiED-A gll t9T general house"ork- "a y
g. NV. M
WANTED-A good caIargd woman COX for board
WANTFD-s rirrs rr7fr g[-t ,b,-T.T,.--,,5I
nurse: SO. SD and si5. Enquire l26 I've 81. NV.
MI
WANTED- Cl1.-IF -------s,- T-T------- 49, 5---yT =,
" A1e-2eh,--etl5 ave NV e-1-3
general Homework; four in family Apply 32Ii y
81 NV. e25-u
n N-T-IyT r. ----- - E-7--
maids; FOR hotels DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th
and Pa ave e25-3
WAVTFD- Fi-Ef ,TT75c CI--7-E----5F- --J If
- - 5 ,,,J-5-, any, 49,. 49,,
AGENCY, 18th and Pa. ave e25-3
WANTFD-A 80 -gr5,5.T. g-5-- - a. L. -
t;-Lt - - - n - -e -
AAitt i-De'INNlh I'D q Sinai LalA-lsr no Na-Nln-
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

FOR SALE-FOur-rOorn brick; rented and pay ing
over 10 per cent snap price $500 only $50
cash; balance on time. might trade for horse
and vehicle; investigate Address Box f03, this
Office. e2G-3
FOR SALE-s-ryom house. lbs 3 ST. ne rs25-3
FOR SALE-5-ro0m brick. CaIllu ST. bet 9Th
and 9Th sts ne; hot and cold water; in splen-
did condition. price 70 immediate purchaser,
sl,zl5- WI G. DUNE, l005 II 81. ne MOS
FOR SALE-DrOp postal for picture o. Memorial
Bridge also Is page booklet illustrating Fort
Nyer Heights, how % be your own landlord on
SO month. FULTON r. GORDON. 7Ol 18th NV.
ms
FOR SALE OR RENT-TVo handsome homes IN
Edgcm0ut, Nd, right az District line; one car
fare 20 any part OF the city: prices lou ard
terms easy PHIL W. CHEW, 5l3 F 81. NV.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR REM Remingtouy. smith frsmiers, btns-
Uorcs, and other make. - MoH'h' EP."l''ei
repairing; careful ao5kmJasEp, very Le4sel-
able charges. Investigate. WASElNGION lAfE-
WRITER EXCHANGE. III 9TH - Nv. m-i-O
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WANTED-Board and room. small private family
or widow; two meals day permanent Address
BOX 80 this Office. m2G-8
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FOR REST-Delishtful fat, 723 7th st. sw.: Fix
rooms and bath; SI7. NILS
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nUsINEss cnANCEs.

Apply at Office for Weekly Ballatia.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR REST-Dcsirable six-r0om house; all mod
em improvements; central Enquire Of " W
SAUNDERS & CO.. l4O7 81. e3g-8
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SITUATIONS wAxrED-FEMALE.

WANTED BY young lady model to pose for art
lst- Address Box sos, this office 81
WANTED-GencraI Homework; in small family.
80 ST. NV 81
WANTED-GsneraI hou,evork. chambcrwork. cr
washing Co do at home 10 Reeves St. NV 81
WANTED-Washing 90 do at home OF out by the
day. 60 Pierce st. NV 81
WANTED-By coiored girl, place 20 90 general
Eousew0rS ChambcrworS- I31-i2 9Th st. NV
e.
WANTED-By neat coIored girl. place as house
maid. Address Z Corey ST.. Tenleytown, D. G.
WANTED-By respectable coIorcd girl, place for
general Homework or chamber work. 1914 New
Jersey ave NV ci
WANTED-By nice colorcd girl, situation as
nurse, chamber work. or sewing; references lOl5
New YORK. ave. mi
WhNTED-By , reliable German girls, cook or
genera. Homework two years references En-
Quirc 1850 nth st. NV. MI
NANTED-By young girl waitress OF slles,aiy,
or some kind If work address BOX SSl. this Of
fee. mi
NANTED-Washiug hy experienced colored wo-
man by the day or at home. 236 st. Sc mi
WANTED-A helpers place with a dressmakor;
references. Address BOX 81, this Office. uZ5-2
WANTED-By a neat coIorcd girl. place as cook
IN small family OF chambcrmIid 70 + st. sw.
n.y.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NQHf0lk q washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News and al points South, By The
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and wash
- ingr0n." on the following schedule
". Washington. go pm Lv. Portsnouth5-00 pm
". AleEaHdria- Z. % pm Lv Norfolk. 800 pm
Ar Fl Monroe }. 90 am ( " p Monroe 100 pm
Ar. S0rfo.k-.-..s- 90 am Ar AIex4ldsiz--5-5) am
Ar Portsmouth SIS am Ar. WzsiiIISt % an
Tickets on sale at B. & o. ticket once,
6l9 Penn ave, and corner 18th 50. and y
- &. ave- C. & o. ticket otHces. a. 5I5 Penn
-- ave, and go 18th 81, 5 A. l.. ticket Of
- fee. 1884 Y Y ave; Bond Building, 18Th
and y Y. ave. and on board steamers
- EEF0r further information apply - gen
- eral Offices. foot 7th ST. or Bond building.
- 18th and Y. Y ave. Washington. D. g
- Phone 200
JGHS CATTkukV C~-.-rI Munger.
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COMPETENT and experienced young business MAJ
has $1,000 20 $4,000 cash and services TO in
vest in strictly legitimate commercial enter
prise Address. with iuu particulars, Box 800
this office eZi-S
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TRAINS on BLUENONT BR

Leave Washington --le a. Hl.. go p. m-. s-sj
% rr and 4-tJ U- r-. -eez Says. and 3-ci a.
y, ,-t 5.z5 D. m. sundays criy Tor BIleul1r
..4 as 70. ul.. veyS DAYS fog LcCsbws.
r-a--r-fn- arrive q Washington s-l4 d. u-. and
80 o. Oh. tli.y, and s-si a. n. and 2-i5 p u-.
go DAYS from BIlc=oEt, and G-J1 O. u., ucck
laws tr1m Lssslurs-
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HELP wANTED-NALE-
WILLIAM NKINLEY.
HIS LIFE AND WORK.
GENERAL CHARLES IT, cRosvEyoR.

GENERAL CHARLES IT, CROSVENOR.
the late Presidents lifelong friend. comradc in
war. colleague m Congress and champion in
House % Representative, was near the President s
side with other great men when his ewes were
closed IN death: followed his remains to National
Capital and 90 Canton. Millions Of copies viii
he sold sales spreading like FIRE in dry ~tubble;
men and women taking 10 90 - orders daily Il
Is the official book. EuIocics from Governors.
Senator's, editorials from great daiies Last and
dying words of worlds great men. hut none 50
grand as McKIn'cy's-'TT Is GODS WAY" Con-
talnS UIutogTaUTg Of last photograph % Pre~l-
dent ever taken You can easily and quickly
clear $500 The General requires that share -
proceeds Of sale uf every book sold shall De do
mated 20 a Mckinley Monument Fund Thus
every subscriber 60 this book becomes contrib
utter ta this fund. Everybody viii buy It, or
dcrS for the asking, no one viii refuse Send
twelve Dc stamps for elegant prospectus, 1000
copies will Dee sold in this vicinity quick. wide
awake business man or woman Of some means
can make q fortune quick by getting sole control
of a state. Address
TIE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY,
Carcoun Building. Washington, d. C.
rHnE-T
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RY.
Schedule corrected to June l. lS5l-

Trains leave from Pennsylvania station
SOL III Daily LEGAL Tor HarrisUn5urE, Var
reatCu, Charlotte, and way stations
his a. III Daily l. s Fast Nail Sleeping
ears 20 New Orleans, Columbia, savannah. ard
5IcLsonvilIe U1stng AZ Salisbury S-th sleeper tor
AshtYille CEzIIa1CCEa, and Memphis. and %
L4zyiLla with sleeper for Birmingham gGi az
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta solid trzl1
Hssh ng:oa 70 New ORLEANS. Dining car service
II-s7 A. m Daily Local for WarrentcE and
Charlottesville.
4.0l p m Week Dlyz Local for Frcas Royal.
Str1sburg. and HlIEIzouburs-
$50 p. m Daily LOcaI -1r Warrsn-C1 aut
Charlottesville
$50 D. m Daily Washington and Calttsu1oEa
Limited wa Lyucabgrg). Sleeping cars L. Roam
cke Ezcx,LLle. Chztt1nocsl. Memphis. and Se1
Orleans Through coach % Memphis Dining car
service
q55 D. n Daily y Y & Fla Express Sleep
A. ears % Augusta with connections Tor AikeN
lrL Charleston. AID % savannah. Jzcks5EyiIie.
nd Port Tampa through coaches % Jlckson-
ale ana Atlanta Uniting az DHuvjiie with Pull
u1a slccPgIs from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte. Tourist sleeper Washington 20 san
Francisco Mondays Ne-u-s--ys. and Fridays.
Dining Car ssrvice-
I0-t5 D. ~ Daily. Washington au5 Southwest.
-rn Limited. the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and rls south Sleeping
-a-, o. Ashvi.-e Knoxville. Chat-4uro-l. and
Nashville and 90 Atlanta, Macon. Birmingham.
Na-1uhis Montgomery. Mobile. and NeE Orleans
gIub car Washington % Atl-nt-- Dining car
s,E.icc-
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ROOFS AND BoARD.

ROOMS and board in private family. large front
room '7Ou'eIh exposure 71-'1'-e LOT '"o' "a L
-----------
it n NJ i0oH win 'o1-4 ''' '"o -
ROOMS and board; one large rooHs suitable for
Two. "a u 81 NV. e-t-o
FOR RENT-Roous and board; plain people; uri-
waite family so per month. 42y q 81. nv.
els
FOR RENT-Second floor front and other
rooms. Win board near capitol 100 % 81 ne
ez4-5
ROOM and board; convenient 70 office and bust
ness Sla Il 81 nv cts
FDP RENT- F,rrDis,e5 az rrnfrr-r7isII rlrrs ,gitI
board; also table board 1927 Eye ST. NV NETS
FOR RENT Furnished room FOR gentleman IN
private family. with board, so m5ntH. 30
ron RTNT-Vi1eI, furnished rooms v-7-L hoard
in private family; terms reasonable. 4I3 l0th 81
sw rlZ4-3
THE BFTV0NT SIg I5tb a NV new ,--T-g--
mont. cafe service 6rst ela.- as a 77-,1T5
Ircakfs5t ana dinner sIg a month 49,
FoP pFN-r r,.ri.L,,,T -,y.,g- II. Ill
570I Gr-Es-+gr ,ve vs. Jy,-5;y-t-,- l-5
October I. Apply now I52T sIst 81 NV 81
ron RFNr- N.e,,Iv--,jr,eJ ,-,4 ,,,,,r.d -.
WITH or without board. everything arst cIaz1,
splendid location a9 9th St NV e2O-t
---- ------
FOR sALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES.
T0E SsTu a. - IN - l5-5 a.
al 49, -, H. - - az - - " "a;
-. e,-,@p, "a. u see. 81 40 9l1 81 NV. eos
t i SAA-t IN ir',eas' e'upelette: good Sondl
on az AZ - % .
- q 80
FOR sALE-I~o mare- and years Old; l COW.
ps5 ~GEoI' anu an az arm lhpleingnts az
l1 % ~ e.,-P - III vi @--N e9' IN, M n
IN, -, -e,--.,---2 1-e- . s-2-o
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LUsT-From premises 20 New jersey ave. Sc.
Colts revolver numbers 5f&7-.5g7: liberal re-
ward for lis return 90 above adIrcss. THDS.
j.. EVANS. Jr. q
IOST-Broun plume on Connecticut ave. or Net
r1ToI.tau street car. reward Address RATHER
NE SCHWABGZ, Dead Letter Office. CI
LC-T-Or mislaid. certificate No. I0s. fourth
series, Third Cooperative Building Association,
IN name oi Florence 2. O'Bri,u, all persons are
warned not Co purchase same application for du-
pcatr has been nIed with the secretary Of the as
sociatiuH- FLORENCE r. O'BKIEN. nj
LOST-Rriudle bull dog white breast. white ring
around neck had brass collar and tax 30. 4iil
when lost from 18th and stS- NV: - reward
and Eu questions asked 3lS 9Th ST. NV nal
LUST-Fgy terrier "Wednesday black and tan;
collar with brass hucalci liberal reward. 1859
Caroorlu 81 MOS
lost Tuesday. September "a suHbur>t brelstPiu,
diamond centre valued boz owner as gift hnera.
reward IL returned Co OYSTERS go Pa ave Nv
LOST Tuesday, September %, beagle hound eyp,
one small white and hlaeE-sTotrat dog Reward
If returned Jo g.. T.. ROBERTSON, 2r5 F ST. n".
,25-8
LosT-rampIar's charm. Reward IF returned TO
IllY -r. nv u--@
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WANTED-Ten hotel chambeunaidS. storeroom
girls cleaners. today. BURGESS HOTEL AGEN-
CY. SOB 10th 81. cl
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Throu-h trains frcr me south arrive Washing
-r5 F-47 r. 5-51 am --s5 daily. Z-IJ PM
--I 4-8.a o. IA. daily From Hl-risratur- d ST
nj week DAYS and $50 pm. daily From Char
I5ttesyIlIe SIS am and $50 p-ua- daily.
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wANTED-ROO0IS.
WANTED-Nlcely furnished front room. near 9Th
and SIS. NV; Wei heated, gas, bath; state
terms Box 49,, this Office. FL
WANTED-By young couple. or / unfurni=bad
rooms, near Capitol Box $50, this Office. q
WANTED-Furuished OF UNFINISHED front Sec
onI story room, NV, central Address BOX a5s,
this office Mos
WANTED-Fr5nt room. uuiuruishcd: cheap; in
public building or over store for permanent home
for gentleman. Address. stating price, Bon $40
this Office. mZj-S
WANTED-Oue large OF two small uufurui-hed
rooms; hight housekeeping Box 55i, this office.
CTS
WANTED-Thrce unfinished rooms SO 70 SD
address BOX $40, this office. MAS
wANTED-One unfinished room between 9Jh
and 10th and d and Fla ave. ne J. j. p, 40
30 St NV mas
WANTED-Iady, two children. desires two fur
nished rooms; housekeeping; very reasonable.
Address BOX $50. this office. m2s-3
WANTED - Two communicating unfinished
rooms. with light and heat for light hOusekeep-
ing; second story; references given and required
BOX 1886, this Office MEAS
WASTED-PreferabIy in once building. house
keeping fat for two refined business women. With
frst-cIass references; viii give SIS for three IN
furnished rooms with heat and lsdc; within
six squares Of 10th and Pa ave. nv. address
Box 5J3 this Office aClS-H
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FOR sALE-sUBCRBAH.

FOR sALE-sCBCRBAH.
FOR SALE-Bcrwyn, Nd; rooms and Cne-half
acre. new house; modern improvements; y. 900;
good terms. slX-TOOm cottage, SO WM- De
MOTT cts
FOR SALE-Fifteen acres fine land. two nice
dwellings. and rooms; beautiful building sites
nice shade; near city; good road; close % steam
and electric cars; Onc-haf value; must be sold,
all or part. DUCKETT x DENT. Go ST.
MAS
FOR SALE-Threc acres Ane land; s-room dwell
ing. farm and stable; shade; near steam and cleo
trio cam easy terms. 800 DUCkETr &
DENT C55 st. MIS-
FOR SALE-Ncw 7-rJOm dwelling; water in
house; large lot; near steam and electric cars,
bargain. s.. 80 DUCKETT & DENT, 535 ST.
E24-3
FOR SALE $3.50. s-room house. haii-acre Tot;
go down only. PIERCE PIERCE. Vienna. Va
CI3-ImO
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WANTED-Girls % finish custom pants; steady
work Apply second floor, GO 18th ST. NV Mag
WANTED-An experienced taiio1cs5 on coats. 7O2
9Th 81. nE. mas
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SHORTHAND dictstiou and instruction. REM
lngton ypcwritcrs furnished .1r practice. 81
month tOugh-typewritiug. court sten0gr4pher.
!. a. WILLAMETTE sI5 81. NV. m23-lm
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FOUND.

ROYAL GLUE NESDs ANYIHNGi Drug
gists. loc.
FOUND-Cluisr pigeon, with gold and silver
du.J Eoad Nd m-l-3
ICE CREAM zoe gallon. not made celia.
but above ground. Tor sewer gas aEouads IN Gel
lars and breeds Uphold. diThlhc-.a, cie-' moral;
DONE cat that Kind. LACEY IS pure and
delicious COZ y Y ave Phone 1CSl-
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WANTED-At 2.5 New Jersey ave. NV, girl for
ChamherEork and waiting. Cl
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WANTED-First class tailoress on coats. Apply
at 1923 7th ST. NV, s WElNSTEIN. mss
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wANTED-Girl. 90 do general homework. Apply
$50 North Capitol 81. 81
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Tickets. sleeping CIR reservations. and Other IN
formation furnished and baggage called Tor and
checked from hotels and residences By Union
Tra-sfer Co, on orders left az Ticket Once. IS
18th St NV. 81 Pennl- Ave NV. and az
Psrna- Station.
Phone l4fl for P. R. r. Cab Service
FRANK : CANNON. Sd Y. P and Gen Nsr.
: r. HARDWICK General Pass'r Agent
Z. ; BROWN Cs1r-lI AGENT
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Youug married couple want board in
private family; terms moderate, sw. preferred.
Adde'S BON $50 this office. m2G-3
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wANTED-STABLES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED stable with l. stalls. Address BOX
S.I. -h.s office. u25-3
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-17
A WHITE HOUSE INDUSTRY.
Mrs. McKinIey's Pleasure In One of
Her Chosen AvocatiOns.

From the st. Louis obe-Democrat.
Washington, April "a recent visitor
at the White House found the wife of the
President busy as usual knitting the
woollen tops to slipper soles. A pleasant
protest that the first lady of the land
should so steadily employ herself was we'll
answered Why shouldn't she knit the
slippers? II was about all she could do in
her state of health. Perhaps the good ac-
complished was more than the caller APP
preciated.
And then the gentle lady told with I'M
disguised satisfaction of the sale of a pair
of her slippers at a New England fair for
a good purpose. The slippers had brought
$3.50, which had gone for the benefit of
the cause, II there existed a desire for
the possession OF pair of slippers knit
ted by the wife of the President meas
ured by such a sum, why should she not
try TO meet II and thereby extend help
to worthy objects. Mrs. Mckinley defend
cd her vocation admirably. Frequent re-
quests for some handiwork of the Presi-
dents wife. to be utilized for the benefit
OF charity or church, comes to the White
House. None is refused so dong as Mrs.
Mckinley has the strength to fulhll them.
Relating to the leather soles of these
slippers there is story which enhances
their value. Mrs. Mckinley told II re-
Gently. on one occasion. early in the first
term. Vice President Hobert came into
the presence OF the lady while she had
her knitting in hand. He picked up from
a table near by sole upon which work
had not begun.
Where do you get these?' he asked.
when he had learned of the charitable
purpose OF the industry.
Mrs. Mckinney replied that she bought
the soles by the dozen.
We'll" said the Vice President. these
are made at my factory. ! will see that
hereafter you are supplied with the soles
for the slippers without cost. That shall
be my contribution 10 the good work"
From that day so long as he lived,
Vice President Hobart saw that the stock
Of soles 30 often as II run low through
Mrs. McKinley's industry was rep. enished.
And since the death OF the Vice President
Mre. Hobart has kept up the contribution
from the factory.
II Is matter Of pride with the wife OF
the President that her expertness with the
needles enables her on days OF average
strength TO complete one slipper between
morning and night
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-17

and galleries of the church. making the
building resound with their piercing cries
and lamentations. When there was no
more room the doors were closed and fast
ened. Now frightful state of helpless
ness and inaction succeeded to the weep
ing and crying of the people. Those who
climbed up to the interior groundwork OF
the huge dome spied the approach of dam
ger from the windows, while one hundred
thousand palId faces listened attentively
for the least sound. The massed army of
the invaders marched through the desert
ed streets of the city, and their objective
point was, doubtless, st. Sophia. 1t was
slavery, worse than death, that advanced.
The exterminating angel did not halt the
soldiers at the column of the cross Di-
vine wrath, so long staid, was falling
with certainty on Byzantium. The crowds
trembled and women tainted In a trice
the doors of st. Sophia were battered
down by Ottoman arms. Dervshes, Jan
izaries and timariots rushed on the
cruching masses within. Drunken with
blood, they paused for a moment as if
dazed.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-17

the Porto Rican tariff was used more
than any other speech on the subject by
the Republican National Commute last
year-here comes this little old Kansas
woman and throws a rock heard around
the world.
Why does il resound?
Would it have crashed through the
glass doors of the House of Fame if
Mrs. Nation had thrown that rock at
Springfield, Mo-. or Wheeling w. Va,
or Charleston, S. c., or Walla Walla,
Wash, or Laramie, Wyo., or lion, N.
Y?
''Nor as the Fourth of July orator
would say, mo, ten thousand times nor
The rock that Carrie Nation aimed at
the Rum F'iends Stats ratified around
the world like a moon full of meteors
falling on tin roof solely and only be-
cause Carrie Nation threw the rock in
Kansas.
Kansas is the tenth muse-the muse
of advertising.
There have been socialists in America
for a century, but until the Kansas
Populists appeared the socialists were
without force or effect. There have been
cyclones in the world since the morning
stars sang together but until the Kan
sas cyclone appeared the cyclone was
without distinction or influence. God
made grasshoppers before he made man,
but until the grasshoppers became
hyphenated with Kansas he was lowly
bug less known than the bedbug or the
flea.
Kansas refuses to allow her wares to
become shopworn. She advertises. 1t is
in the blood When she found she had
in ingalls, the best living American
stylist what did she do? Did she hide
him in a college, as Massachusetts would
have done? Did she start a magazine
with him, as New York would have done
Did she send him to the court of St
James as Ohio would have done? No
gentle reader Kansas found the best
billboard on earth. and put old John j.
ingalls, to writing advertising on Kansas
there Kansas sent ingalls, to the Senate.
Kansas gets advertising out of every
thing. Good fortune and calamity, riches
or adversely, famine or feast-all times
and seasons are reserved in the contract
for top-of- column-next-to-read matter
advertising for Kansas.
Kansas is a wonderful State. If some
night an earthquake should drop the
whole ever blooming State into the bot
tomless pit, before morning the Enclosure
would be fenced up with billboard ten
miles high. covered with story of the
glory of Kansas. and every night from
the crater of'the pit the same enlivenine
and diverting. withal profitable, Kansas
tale would be wigwagged from the blazes
below upon the dome of the eternal
stars.