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Floral Pieces Skillfully Executed
At Shaffer's. 14th and I, 1711 Pa. ave.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD
ROOMS AND BOARD.

from s. 10 SIS; with or without board :
transients. III II ST. NV. jy3l-3t
713 K ST. NW.-North side Carnegie Ii
brary. two rooms. Communicating; desir-
able for three; other rooms: translents
Jy31-2t
ROOM, with or without board; private
family. l39 Carroll st. Sc tySl-3t
LARGE furnished rooms. with board ;
bath convenient; reasonable 30GS p St
NV. jy30-3t
HOTEL BALTIMORE, 18th st and New
York ave. NV; tTansients, 81 per day
and up; single and double rooms.
jy27-l4J
FIRST CLASS ROOMS. single or dou-
BILE. with or without board. at SIC 5th
ST. ne. iy26-It
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Care of horse. garden. by
trustworthy, handy, elderly white man;
anxious 10 work for welI-to-do, kind
people. Address BOX l63. this office. II
WANTED-A position as a piano player
r. a restaurant. Address BOX 172. this
Office. II
NAN 90, experienced and highly com
petent 70 manage bakery. cafe hotel,
ice-cream factory, general office work,
etc, might consider partnership Offer;
desires change. Address BOX l4S, this
Office. II
WANTED-By colored man. aged q, sit
uatiOn as waiter IN private house, and
be otherwise useful 81 Jackson st. ne
jy51-5t
WAETED-By colored man. place as
first-class cook; good reference; IN city
or 10 leave city. Call at once, 4J5 Wash
ington st. NV. ty3l-2t
WANTED-By experienced hostIcr, age
20 years, position as stable foreman;
references and bond. Address JET.
MARYLAND House. 7th st. nv. jy3l-2t
BUSINESS NAN leaving city wishes to
secure position for thoroughly reliable
general utility cOlored man; doesn't
drink. BUNNELL. III 9Th st. NV.
jy31-3t
WANTED-By engineer. position: first
class mechanic; understands his bust
ness. Address BOX E0. this Office.
jy3l-3t
WANTED-By experienced colorcd ele-
vator conductor. "A permanent place. Ad-
dress CONDUCTOR, 1883 nth st. NV.
jy3l-7t
WANTED-By a practical painter, work
by the day or contract; Will work cheap.
Address BOX 135, this office. jy30-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
W. -
washing 70 do ~ home. III Pierce ST.
NV. 1t
-First-class washing ana
ironing done ~ home. $50 18th st. nv.
aul-3t
WANTED-By reliable coIored woman.
place to do hight Homework ESrELIE
COLES, II Johnson court NV. 1t
WANTED-Day's work out by coIored
woman. Call 1920 Valley st NV. Il
WANTED-By neat girl, place as maid
or general houseworker. 213l 10th ST.
WANTED-By reliable colorcd woman,
place 10 do light housework In small
family; no washing. 500 Dixon court sw.
II
WANTED-By frst-class Iaundress
mems or plain washing 10 do ut home.
so II St sw. It
WANTED-By a colored woman, work
Of any kind I'm a small family. 1913 4th
ST. Il
WANTED-By lady with child, sewing.
stenography, typewriting. l.. q. H., 7O4
10th 81. NV. aul-1t
WANTED - BY first-Class laundreqS.
washing and ironing 20 do at home. 1852
i 81. NV. waist
WANTED-Place TO iron ladies' clothes.
Call or address lib y st. NV. jy30-3t
MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO TUNING, $50; factory expert.
JAS. II. DURITY. 305 18th ST. sc. iy3O-3t
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Blue flame, wiclSless cooker. Regular
price 800. 70 close, SIS. A Eberly's Sons.
us 18th St NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms fol
housekeeping; summer rates. 222 G st
NV. au1-3t
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FOUND.

FOUND-The way TO get rid of rat
See BARCLAY. The Ferret Man. 9
Louisiana ave mh21-tf
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FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms,
third floor: light housekeeping; heat
gas. porcelain bath. S01 I'd st. NV.
au1-3t
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Would Mean Big Loss.

II would mean, Of course, an enormous
loss of export business, and Of the
money that wheat brings into the coun-
try each year. II would doubtless require
the use Of substitutes abroad TO an eX-
tent that would enlarge exports OF corn
and oatsI but this would be poor COM
pensatiOn.
The wheat situation is stin so far de-
pendent upon the weather in the North
west that any estimates varying far
from previous opinion need 10 be looked
at skeptically. Cool weather, without
rain at harvest, and the absence OF an
early frost, are the things that win make
the wheat crop of the Northwest a large
one Should any of the above influences
operate al the wrong time, however,
only mediocre crop would be added TO
the poor outturn OF winter wheat. But
there IS so much speculative influence
under a large majority OF the crop es-
Inmates and reports Of damage that peo-
Die will be wise VINO take them all with
a grain OF salt.
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EXPERTS LAUGHING
At HILLS LAMENT
No Idea Wheat VIII Be as
Short as He Predicts.
IT WOULD BE A CALAMITY
The Size of the Crop Depends Upon
Weather, and Nobody
Knows.

CHICAGO. Aug. If the pessimisdc
crop estimates of James J. Hill. Of the
Great Northern, were 20 run out right
they predict a shortage Of l00,C0'OOO
bushels below last year-we should have
a wheat crop Of 54O,OOO.OOO bushels. On
the basis Of 500, 900. 600 bushels for bread
and seed, there would be left from such
a crop only 100000 bushels surplus for
export. as against the 12O.O000o0 shipped
this past tWelvemonth.
But none IN the trade, except those
who are long OF wheat and are inter-
ested in predicting all kinds OF fancy
prices IN the next twelve months, places
at this day any confidence in the esi-
mate. 1t is lower than any other figures
by the most radical Of the crop esti-
rnaFara
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WANTED-A good colored chamber
maid; call at once; can sleep at the
house 1426 c ST NV. 1t
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LELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-First-ClaSs trim
mers and preparers by lead
ing department store for
millinery work room: per-
manent position and good
salaries to competent pee
pie. Applications treated as
confidential. Address BOX
161, this office. aul-2t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for zoe
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 41s-42O-422 10th ST. NV. 5ylsSot
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FOR RENT-Two desirable front rooms;
second floor; furnished complete for
housekeeping; 81 week; one room. 81. 22l
Sd st. NV a1l-3t
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BIRES, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Young parrots. canaries.
rabbits. guinea pigs. dogs, cats. and pets
OF ali kinds Birds boarded for the sum-
mer. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~
18th ST. NV, and Col II ST. ne. Je2o-u
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If Not One, Then Another.

Even If you don't win that thousand
you have the same chance as the next
one 10 take the $500 second prize In The
Times great election contest.
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Greatest plano values yet offered you.
instruments OF sterling merit. Cash or
easy payments.
WIN. KNABE & CO..
I2IS-1220 F Street fI30-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Man on commission to sell a
stock limited in city; good address, So
Der, not afraid to work; reference; lib
eral commission; prospects salary later.
Address BOX 168, this office. au1-2t
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The Biggest Print

Shop in Washington. and the best print
ing at the littlest prices. Globe Printing
Co, now at 18th and Z Streets.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-A Remington No. tvne-
writer: perfect condition: cheap. LEWIS
CYCLE EXCHANGE, 500 9th st. NV.
aul-3t
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Onlv in The Times,

Use American Paper Julep straws.
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FOR SALE-Odd dresser. commoda.
stands. chairs, piano, extension table.
iron and wooden beds. sewing machine.
bedding. etc; no dealers. S07 sth st. nv.
au1-3t
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Hot Tamales and Chill

at sos Thirteenth Street nv.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT
1464 Chaplin st, or and bath........S2 7. 80
J2l4 Mass. ave. NV. Or and 3d.. $40. 81
40 18th st. NV. 3r and 4r and b.. $50 90
1916 and 1915 Massachusetts ave.
Sc. or and Observation-Disclosures. SO. &c
ATKINSON g. BALLARD CO., Inc,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance,
14l1 q ST. NV. aul-Jt
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Wait and Watch for Them.
e-S-7-6-3-2I.
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES.

FOR RENT-Colonial Beach cottage.
furnished; five rooms: nice location F;
cheap. J. L. FOWLER. 81 I st. NV.
JySQ-3I
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Utmes IUlant Eos
ONE CENT 4 WORD

Tor Situation or Help Wanted
Ads, Rooms for Rent, Board
ing, Rooms and Board
Minimum Charge, 15c One Insertion
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They Will Soon Be Here.
1-e7-S-I01l1.
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Coming Soon to Washington.
6-e-S-S-9-1O--5
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW MORE BOARDERS are desired
at the Preston House. Round Hill. Va. :
fine water; plenty of shade; . minutes
walk from station. Address the MISSES
PRESTON. nul-4t
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-Billingsley' 5
Cottage. open for the season: large
rooms; excellent table. MRS. w. =.
BILLlNGSLEY. Prop. jy30-6t
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When You Can Get Anything You Need BY the Expendi-
ture of a Few Cents in Times Want Ad?=-
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms.
suitable for light housekeeping. 1lOs sth
st. NV. aul-ft
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PERSONAL

SUSPECTED PERSONS WATCHED;
their habits and associates ascertained
aDy~ybere. Strictly confidential Open
az hours. NATIONAL DETECTIVE
9cENCY. Suite 224. Colorado Building,
i4th and G SITS. jySO-lt-exSu
NINE. DAVIS. Clairvoyant and Card
Peader. l22S 18th st. NV. jy3-SOt
PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN YOU
MONEY on your FURNITURE. PIANO,
GRGAN. etc / will call. Address BOX
ESQ this Office ap1S-u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01

suma rebellion. The rebels captured
several fortified towns, but their sue
ces. was OF S.ort dura ton, and they
retired to the mountains. The troops
Of he mikado gave them no rest and,
after alternate victories and defeats,
Sago. the commander was left with
Cniy about 500 mpn
With this force Saigo made forced
march Of 80 miles and captured a
government stores depot This plan
was originated by Baron Hayashi. On
Sept. "a, 1877, the government troops
attacked the rebel position, and Of the
600 men only thirty survived. Ha-
ysshi, who was among the number.
was imprisoned at Hakodate for q
year and half
He was finally released by comma nd
Of the mikado, and since then his for
tunes have steadily risen until he Is
the foremost diplomat in the .Iapanesa
service In 1899 be WAS appointed
governor of Kobe and from 1891 to
1895 was vice minister Of foreign af-
fairs He was then sent as minister to
China later being transferred to st.
Petersburg. and since 1900 be has rep
resented the mikado in England He
was created a baron in 1896 and raised
to the rank Of viscouut two years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01

GREAT BRONZE BUDDHA NEAR YOKOHAMA.
pies are large and magnificent and are
found in the most crowded parts of the
cities
ShlntoiSm is a kind Of ancestor and
hero worship 1t has no creed. no doc
trinal system and no moral code. Ihcre
are no priests and no images in it's
101 ,J62 temples.
The Buddhist temples. except th,
Shin Shu, have fallen into disuse since
the fall OF the shoguns. They are ie-
sorted to more by pleasure seekers .t;,n
worshlpers To all the larger teiaples
are attached regular spectnc!s.S play
houses. panorainas, fan throwing and
shooting galleries w!ler" target prac-
tice with bow and arrow may be ia
dulged in.
Throughout Japan there are many
huge figures of Buddha. though they
do not receive the homage that was
paid them In the old days One OF
the most notable OF these is the great
bronze Buddha near Yok oiiama. This
still has Its worshipers, and lanterns
and other votiye offerings are nearly
always to be seen at its feet
Another remarkable bronze figure of
Ruddha is in the grounds of the mon
astery at Kamakura, itself built in 737
by the Buddhist emperor Shomu The
statue which was erected several hun
dred years later. stands about fifty feet
high. and its face is eight and half
teet in length
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
MARYLAND'S NEW SENATOR,
isid.sr Kayner. VIII" " ~ Counsel For
Rear Admiral Schiey

isid'sr Rayner. VIII" W ~ Counsel For
Rear Admiral Schiey
lsidor Rayner, who has just been
elected United States senator from
Maryland to succeed Senator Louis f.
McComaS. the present Incumbent, is one
OF the most famous lawyers Of the
state and an orator Of renown
Senator Rayner Is best known TO the
country at large as Rear Admiral
Schley's counsel during the inrestiga
ton In 1901 Of that officers conduct in
the Spanish war. Born in Baltimore In
1850, he WAS educated at the University
OF Virginia. In 1871 was admitted to the
bar and eor many years has been Il
prominent figure In public life.
Mr.. Kayner soon became known in his
native city as brilliant lawyer. He
was elected In 1873 to the legislature.
where the announcement that he would
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01

the most popular man in the Russian
navy. He is considered a very able
sailor and the best strategist in the
naval service OF the ear But with all
his skill and courage it would seem
that Nice Admiral SkryGlolf can ac-
complish little With his new command
The loss OF the battleshp Petropav-
lovSk and the cripplng of the battle
ship Pobieda leave the Russian naval
force in the far east So inferior In
strength to that Of the Japanese that
1t is practically useless. 1t is also
stated that Russia has no intention of
sending the Baltic squadron to re-en-,
force Skrydloff, as it Is deemed neces-,
sary to keep it in readiness for conttn-
gencies In home waters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
"BULLDOG OF TIE NAVY"
Wee Admiral SkrydlOn, Who Suc-
ceeda MakarOfY at Port Arthur

Wee Admiral SkrydlOn, Who Suc-
ceeds Makaron at Port Arthur.
Vice Admiral Skrydloff, who has been
appointed by the car to succeed Vice
Admiral MakarOff as command in
chief Of the Russian naval forces in the
far east, is an officer Of great determi-
alton and iron will. characteristics
which have won for him the sObriquet
Of the Bulldog OF the Navy" Before
receiving his new appointment Skryd-
where he was in command OF the Black
sea fleet
Next to Vice Admiral Makaroff, the
new commander Of the eastern feet Is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
SKILLED IN DIPLOMACY.
yiscount Hayashi, Who Represents
the MikadO In England.


yiscount Tadasu Hayasli Japanese
minister to the court of st. James, to
whom belongs much Of the credit OF
bringing about the Anglo Japanese al
lance formed in 1902, is one OF the
ablest and best educated statesmen OF
the island empire,
1t Is not 50 many years since VS.
count Hayashi was spending his days
In wooden cage, being brutaily treat
ed and undergoing all the horrors OF
an eastern prison life. He was born
at Sakura In 1850 and In 1866 was one
of party of students sent by the sho'
guns government to be educated IN
England In 1877 he joined in the re-
volt Of the dainios known as the Sat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
BUODHAS OF JAPAN
Huge Figures of the God AbooAa
Throughout the Empire.

The religious beliefs Of japan are
Buddhism, Shintoism and In recent
years Christianity Buddhism entered
japan by way of Korea in 522 along
with the arts. sciences and letters OF
China. Its gilded images and It's gor-
geous temples and ritual appealed to
the Japa nese mind. and the new reii-
giOn became popular,
There are now many Sect3 or Bud
dhism, the most popular being the Shin
Shu, which has been called the Prot
estantism Of Japan" 1t teaches that
salvation may be obtained merely by
faith In the mercy OF Amida, the chief
Of the Buddhas. This is the most pow
erful Of the japanese sects. Its TEN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01

speak always filed the galleries during
the one term that he served. in 1856 he
was elected to congress aud VAS fwice
reelected. He declined to serve a fourth
term and after having played Il con.
spicuous part during the six years OF
his service retired in 1892 Seven years
later be was elected attorney general OF
Maryland.
In August, 1901. Admiral Sehley
asked Mr.. Rayner to represent him at
the naval inquiry arising out Of the
Sampson-schley controversy, and Ray
ner accepted and In the trial added
greatly to his fame as lawyer and ora-
tor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-07-01
Jobbers, Who'll lesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.

OF PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS.
BLUFF CITY LUMBER
Lumber Lath Shingles,
Doors pecilty Cheap and
buildings buildings, panne door the cheapest
FURNITURE
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
strongest and
made and cheapest market These
able to ubstaniate Hold orders until you write for
PUDDEPHATr FURNITURE COMPANY
Wholesale retail office Main
1t, next door tc Merrill Institute
FOX BROS, HARDWARE CO.
Leaders Hardware Stoves, Wire Nails
CUTLERY Supplies. shipped promptly Oh "a
customer is Gus
of thing lue mail US yop
RYLAND oUEENsWARE COMPANY.
We wholesalers OF granite
ware soueware glassware bar glasses Bucks stoves lanterns
Headquarters China your ey
cry business day in the year.
49, OWEN
combination of Cash and long experience tn.
Pottery Glass Granite Tin and
Woodenware Lamps Cutlery, etc. Your trade solicited
!. Aurr SONS. q
Wholesale Grocers established in 1901 Right price, a.p9
orders sucesaa
Mail orders quickly sent forward pa
Flour and Portuondo Cigars world beaters. ~
ISAAC DREYFus 6
wholesale department is complete Goods, Furnit "a
Notions Hats. delivery quantities uS
122 a. 2S and % Main a
COMMISSION MERCHANTS %
WEsTeRooK COMPANY 80 81
We sell for cash. Lime Cement Plaster Fire Brick C,nn
Potatoes Bran Corn oaupc
Hay Chops Meal shipstun Field Seed enan]
Carload lots specially. N
MARSH AND RILEY ii
Exclusive OF sans provisions State agent
Of Martha Flour" best ~
a. HOLMES COMPANY, Qeorporaed} - -
~ Wholesale agents for James Graham wasons
Cement, Fire Brick Fire Clay P
DLLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY a
Logging locomotives rails engines boilers saw
planning mill machinery iron and Brass Castings Machnsa
Supplies n
E. A. SHEPPARD q
Corner Walnut avenue 90
l. KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY TN
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Furniture
6arraque Manufacturers OF Mattresses OF all Grades. bg
BUSINESS COLLEGES n
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Is
solts the patronage young and womk h
Bookkeeping Typewring studies Day
night sessions j. w. JAMES, Prn, Pine Bun RI
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBAIMERs ri
HoLoERNEsssENYARD IN
in yh
trade that cannot be exceed price quality
ed Embalmng and shipping speciality.
graph and telephone orders given attention.
The SIN art S q i
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which Christian Catholic
liacrihce where the fhpo hundred
Would He Army
OF Christianity the
Luther
the
world supan the The Roman
also opposed religions
Of protest
created the Salvation the
OF Christian workers powerful
will find still another of
inbred
had
of Christian Faith
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COMMERCIAL News
BY DANIEL LOGAN.


Government review Of the week
When things public The effect private
business felt for good Conversely if the public funds are low with doubt
prompt public factor
for financial The financial statement of Auditor
Fisher for September published the week. makes really excellent
showing month of last It's exhibits
condition conjunction with other statistics gath
cred by the Advertiser and statements about to be gwen mere from treasurer
A. Campbell the public that the Government is
faithfully Territorial finances which
taking
This No calling
for about the
be paid by will
hqdated of $4,000 viii
be taken November als
the Treasurer will worth f Government ner cent bonds in
of bonds
ure Receipts better this month than they did in October last
Treasury
but S and odd over those Of September year m an ond Both
dubthose month Land sales
comparative of ending
September point showing $1z5684 against sI51o
63o4o5 the of depreciation
ae value Of about two and quarter million dollars These
remembered that the bulk Of the years axebng and ncomwH
arrears
sz1oo as compared with for the same month last year Adding
loan fund expenditure of $50 1854 OF which there the total
expenditure for the month sssr0s round numbers less
than the Treasury September, There
$4,000 expenditure September year paid
tune Of where was paid the same month 1908 The net loan
being cash balance so5oaoo5 in
Treasury.
The said
No
Warehouse belief
Hawaiian
Plantation dollar
recorded follows: Agricultural
S
Gin Maxwell sold $es25): Hawaiian
Plantation
and Khei Sugar
(parl;
Co.
GENERAL ITEMS
plant refining
probably Hawaiian
of home refining the
handle
of
E with the Dillingham;
Washington
Philippines the
Agricultural
moved Hawaii
directorate advises the Washington
Federal building Homo
be Militant
Hotel HeEauwia
old banking Bishop has adj
deserved promotion after
ckhpA of grmbing retail trade
the business and Of good
70 the holiday traffic.
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How is your school of journalism
doing?" well, it is little slow. We
have no trouble In getting people who
are willing to be teachers. The trouble
is to find anybody who doesn't think he
knows all about how a newspaper
ought to be run. '-Washington Star.