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Immense ThrOng Reads
The Times Bulletins
jolly Crowd of 10000 People Packing Street
Stands fOr Hours Reading News Flashed
on Screen by StereOptiCOn.


"Hurrah for Roosevelt
"Whoo-e-e-e-e. HUrah Tor Parker
and Davis. WhOo-e-e-e-e-
This, ever and anon. from tae EiSauue
crowd that gathered last night In front
or The Times Building to hear che cleo
/ ton returns, the crowd THAT numbered
10000 persons and nileD sreLuaE- wanna
Avenue from Tenth street 20 -leteh1h.
THAT eHoNsa IsAtH street lo' " -''--
square peio" l-e -7f s"-1. anu --.. l' ,.
81 square east OH - 9tlv1' 'o"''N ~
/ tAe crowd Oh lA'=- VINO soon t,e'7'''@1'
+ the superiority or the returns thrown on
f the canvas Do The lInes s,eie5ptiloiii
and tne TACT IHAt they He-i~ up l.''l-
sylyaHla Avenue lAe same 'e-'-' NJ ne
had received IN ii'iil Oh ile
nam @A .-o-i 'e-oie -..r-
s,-1-,-tI-fes Iarselv Democratic. as the
reception they save the early Roose-
Welt news showed Al Hlst ttepH1ii-i-h
Ta-ouues were cHeesed- nut 10y 81 com
paraUvely small percentage Oh the
crowd, Later, "heh every '"lLs APP
pearea 10 bee COINS lot hooSeyelt any
now the mus" jumps -o.'so 'n 'Is
cheering Tor the victor ana 'Ae" '"ei7
was more noise
Love a Winner
--r.. -.---r4 7a.-a- 81 winner and LAST
r--.rr-s crowd r-svaf This bv increasing
them cheers for Roosevelt as the Re
r--rhrf.ln r-4frrffte- rolled in from all
doubtful sections. and by midnight the
large s,uu.tEv Tor Parker that wac APP
rarenr e1rfy I'm the evening had changed
10 ardent s4pn5rl oil Roosevelt
The =t-rea1t:aon began working
promptly at 6 o'clock. AT that time the
thrones that came down town for the
election news were lust beginning TO as
sar-fra r-r4 combined work of The
Times meeapHaue and stereoptlcou soon
attracted attention. ana PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue I'm front of The Times, Building
begsn TO fII uB- becoming more and
more contested an the time. until it was
sanr p r7afrer. of d.fFcrlfrv TO get a street
car through
+L9 --0s
IT le first returns were from New hoIE
and indicated Republican control OF
the State. AS they We're trlile slow
coming iu z few humorous motion pic
r.-.---4 r-a -,-r-F -7rara mos a how
49, go. 49, -.---4 + $500.
room la-i LliaL created great 4il--se-
meut This showed a bartender order
ing a tramp out Of his saloon When
~. -,-----. -.-l.-rF me- on f1.a f,-.,r-,ss.-
l-...5-5 t..-' 80. - 80 49, .
humping. The tramp turned the tables,
however. and finally knocked out the
f.-.-r..,-5ar yr-s-a- z.a F-4 ar5sba.4 him
'-- "-'- -1 i-1- --i--7--5- l---i-
ne "+-s-@1 ,7i.-i-- li-T De-if A=4peu ii-liis-iL
20 big black bottle ana walked out
"i'- u. p" -e's''0" t-e crowd ioaIed
me- Pras.4.,.-,.s ..f.,.,-. .,..z .f.... +t...-
az r.5.. r5--r-... ---..--,.- - ...-.-
rt--,.. 49, 80 ..-----,- ~. 80. go.
-.,-----.--.. -. -.--.l.---.r.- -
IN ~
~- l-o 7s-" them as Li-e- "e-" thrown
oL ---7 taAf az. pAr was picture oL
~---@ +te-fs DAVIS 7llllAs beside
A-E H-arr- bearing tLr collar marx the
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W. Z. BhLpUs. Ia. u. IN. ..
German Specials

Uo|ma0 opeoIlII3.
On Mental. Nervous Kidney. and ali
Private Diseases, Chronic, and Acute.
Doctors service and medicine not over
s.. Consultation free. Eel. Main z5l6. S. T..
Cor. 9th and Il sJs- nv Hours. 10 20 l.
4 to Q. nC2z-5)t
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KOCH InHALATIoHs

For the cure OF Consumption. Bronchitis.
Asthma, Hay Fever ana Catarrh, The only
place In Washington Tor the administration
or this wonderful treatment Note change OF
address. 60 lsth street y. W. cor q street
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

bAL 4 La 4
I545 IgtE ST. EW.-FIvs rooms and bath SIS.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER, $50 u 81. Uo5-at
FOR HEST-FIati three rooms and bah.
all modern imuT1F=ue second floor. 1919
II g. uH. Reasonable uo5-aJ
FOR EEET-A very desirable FIAT. four
rooms ana BATH all modern improvements.
good location Northeast. rent sll-5l. also one
az gl5-z5. EDWARDS * REEVES cine D.
Ola lath st. nw. uo5-6t
THE DORCHESTER.
NEW STEA APARTMENTS
2 rooms and cabinet kitchen. $40 gl2. So
LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS. Elegant bath.
Public laundry. Hot water furnished.
Janit0r Service. Telephone Etc.
HIGHEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
2BLOCKs FROM AGRICULTURAL
DEPT. and BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
18th and MARYLAND AVE. s. w.
KARRICk * MEICALE. Iss3 @ y. W.
seZ5-tL
FOR REET-Flats. 6th and * SITS. ue.. near
il So. cars Five rooms each. Heat ami
hot water furnished Two private yards and
Two private D1TCECs TO each fiat Front AMI
rear entrance. School on same block open
for inspection. See man on premises or
". J.. COWEN. 81 B 81. n#.s Bliss Building
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Or. WRIGHT, SPECIALIST.
T3T 18th St Bet. q g. II.

u I-tII = = I-3t- = ." IT
Chronic diseases, brain, nerves, nose,
throat. lungs. Advanced treatments.
Hours, 9 20 c. Phone North S5S-F. Oc2S-tt
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day lu the year from foot of -rr.
ST. for TUr- Monroe Norfolk Na5gI.s--
- News, and ali points SOUTH 1y the s.
peru, pg" eIL-l steel palace steamers
New port News Norfolk. a and
tsst as...I Etu-l..
IN warrington $50 pm .Ly. Portsmouth B r.,.
~ A LeaaulTlll.. sl- lI4 l-t- A9IlllE..- & -
Ar ia Monroe .Jy ann .LE- EJ. Monroe ~
Ar NalI0lk. -.-..s 800 ann Ar. Ale11adrla 8 ~ 80
a. portsmouth,. s 600 au- AT. Wasuiua-tg7 = -'
Through connection made Ia ~
faLE with steamers OF Odd GUrrIr,t---
EhaslaatH-tlA' ~ -r- -HNW AalAs Aiar-
- euauus ana Miners steamships f5r 49,
ton.
aIEgT further Information uuuIs- ar
general ticket Office. 600 IHth 81 90
Cfllo Building telephone 1Iai1-lasjl
. oE llH 3D. wharf telephone Aiain-s751l
JNJ- CALLAHAN
ID s. Pres. * Gen. AIsr
", a. CALLAHAN Gen. Fass, Agt.
dalJ.Lf -
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VIBRoPATHY

no medicines administered. new, safe
and pleasant treatment Tor destroying pain
ana removing CouEested and auaemic Coudi-
lions Locomot0r ataElas rheumatism uer-
FOusnessl dyspepsia skin diseases. and deaf
ness successfully treated Consultation free
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOV. g. 1904
Trains leave from Fguusy lgalla Station
1855 A. e. BAlLA-l-5eal log Ea-T35luburg
Eg-5l a. H. DAILY Washington ana E7I5rf7s.
l-i--lI-.-- Elta-----=- --4-----~ and sleeper 20
Columbia savannah. and Jacksonville. Din
ms Car service
ll-lS A. st. DAILE-Uulted States Fast Nan
L-.rat-cla=s coaches and drawing rg1rI
si-srar no NeHr ORLEANS. Dining can -s=7t-i--
s.8I T. d. WEEK DA8S-L1lal FOR fFs--i-
s0Hburs and way stations 9u Aiazassas
40 ,. II DAILT-Lorai for Warreutou ana
-.s5 r 81 DAILT-1ysw York and Atlanta.
Express. ElI5t-g-l-s coach 10 Atlanta
sleeper 90 columbus via Atlanta Sunset
cisco Mondays, Weluezlays- aud Friiavs
$3.50 H. b. uAILf-EeH York and FI5rifa.
Express. Elr=t-elass coaches and sIe-1ers
sleeper 10 augusta Dining car service
1000 T. 81 DAILG-New York ana srsnurf-
limited via Lyuea1uTEB. First-cIssz
coach and sleeping car % Elaloke. Knox
Vile. E.-ar-al11s-. and Memphis sleeper
10 SaW Orleans Dining Car service
l1-45 j.. ~. BALLL-Fs zsl-Lztlu and south
western Limited All Pullman train CIuf
and observation cars 10 Atlanta and H.
con. sleHpeg- 90 Nashville Atlanta. Macon
Memphis. and New Orleans
TRAINS JE Blu EAoST BRANCH
Leave Washington s-lo A. A., 1880 y. 81. 4sg5
j. H.. $500 J.. a., weeks days for Biuemout-
day trains leave Washington $40 A. A. CTS
J.. A. Tor BlleHl1lt-
Through trains from the south arrive Wash
iuEt9u 8.g- A. 81. 5-a4 a. 81. s.f5 A. II I5.i5
M g.0l T. NJ. $3.50 T. NJ and $50 j. NJ
BATfY Local trains from tIarrtsgrrrrrrr-
57.5E Al 81 week days. and $50 II hi
DAILY From Clarl1ttesviIls5 s-15 A n
AND $3.50 T. H. DAILY
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and de-
tailed information can be had at ticker ~
7r-s -l5 18th ST., Oh Eeuusy IEau.a ave ana
I7auus..I-auia Station Baggage CHarl--f
FFrgTIsr from hotels and residences
phone IC4U. T. i. r. Cab Service
g. il. ACNEEI- General Manager
s. H HARDWICK. Pass Traf No
W. H. TAALDE. Gen. Pass AEerr
l. s. BROWN. General Agent
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sI.6so IN SOUTHWEST.

A coy z-story ana cellar 5-room and
bath brick ia Union Street. WIN raut for
$3.50 per m0-rt- Near tEo car Zines
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CANADIAN PACIFIC GATEWAY.

Traus-C0nLinental route 20 the Canadian and
United states Northwest. connecting az Van
CONVEX with Ile finest lines OF steamers Oh
the FaCluc Tor China Japan, PHILIPPINES
Fiji. Honolulu. Australia, and New Zealand.
FOR rates ana Information apply 10
ID. H MORSE. r a. =. A..
I4th and New York ave. Bono Building
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DIR. s HAD (

II TREAT MEN ONLY" % years
practice. Blood, skin. Bladder structure.
nervous, special. and private diseases
cured promptly. Consultation Tree. coz
h 81. NV. ccA-T
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LADIES ONLY.

For Female Complaints consult MADAM
ADOLPH. $500 = Street. satisfaction guar
autes4. ecyl-s}t
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ia Remedy. NJ, H..
NEVER KNOWN TO III

taiia-t LEtfact % CabsDs aud Copaiba IN
Sapa Ilesf the certain. glidk sEd i.5Tolyf eurs -
RJnorfleas siest whites. etc Easy 20 take son-
Fsnlsut TO carry Used successfully for ovsr III
years. Price Loo AZ Henry Evans. 81 + ST. NV.
Jo1n X Major = IAN and q ST. " sshiu zton;or b.
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DIR. FISK ELGIN,

Expert ia treatment Of private diseases. chronic
EHi acute. Both sexes. All ,-..-,..gatiOns Coud-
Genital Medicine furnished E'IICes moderate
H0urs, 20 !. 10 q, 20 &. Rooms 1898
FlIDsy Is aHia ave NV Ph1ne a. 1913. deIs-.i
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ROOMS UAPE8EU. $40 u8s house paint
fuE- lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS as
il S. ae. Phone East 1857 uos-at
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
70 Baltimore With Pullman Service

Week days, $500. $500. 6.s3. 900. 7.e5. 500
s.35. $500. $3.50. 1900 L.oJ a. ma. 1900 noon.
I2.t5. 100. goo, $500, 500. l-s5, 5-g5. sos
$3.50. 600. ESQ, $500, 5a3. 1850. u-s9. II.s5
sundays $780, 200. 100 s.55. 500. MOO
q. m 400. II5, $780, $3.50. 5-aJ. 5saJ 6-s3
s rr lg-IH EE.gI EI--z ID.
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LOANS or sEgCE5. BONDS. REAL rs
tate Trusts Bldg and Lean assn. Shares
S yndicaue CartiEs-. Warehouse Receipts. LIB
INSURANCE POLICIES. etc Eaas-Ezal-s
rates. square deaI ling. 4g-4- aLeyzcr0Ir Bldg.
no J. 81. uE Phone 5Ll-. O. A. BAKER,
Broker and Fiscal agent ss-4-r
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Money Loaned salaried People.

Retail merchants teaUsrers. boarding houses
without security. largest business lu IS pTln-
cipaI cities. IOLAAEs Room 5ld. 1-5 18th 81
4-ll-LE
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AID so they talked trying all the
time I'D account for the showing under
OF their candidate. but finding no satIs-
were asking each other
The Republicans asked 40 questions,
nor aid they bother themselves about
the reasons for IT. an They sat light
ana cHgered themselves hoaTse and
Hootea al the Democrats between times.
Every biz OF news pleased them. Even
after they were dead sure that Eo0se-
Welt was elected they appeared equally
delighted at every gain the Republican
ticket showed, uo matter how small.
They seemed never 90 tire OF hearing
about Republican maJ0Tlties
AT midnight. when the announcement
Of lle returns ceased there were al
least 1000 persons lefI The crowd be-
gan 10 Thin out AZ ~ 80 but many waited
60 hear Ile last news. While al it's
height the crowd lu front OF The Times
Building numbered easily 10000 persons.
AS 10 became more and more cOugested
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FROM


ceus<sondsncs 81 M D< stons c.p fesr.
Srnexsr, nv. April t--Ths health Of
the community IL good, the best II has
been for some ,ine.
y. W. ftsnilip. the carpenter. i doing
some work q Camp Branch.
Attorney James =. Mare aud not Mos
RE. Of Pikeviile. as stated In your last
issoe. viii locate al wh~itssburr. where he
viii practice his profession.
A Pennsylvania syndicate recently pur-
chased 10000 acres Of valuable coal and
timber land In this section Tor immediate
~derelopmcnt. This viii mean a great IN
dustsiai activity fos the heretofore unde-
veloped mountain region.
The fret toward Development ~iIi be
the bailding Of a railroad mp this way.
Thousands Of idle men will be given en-
pioyment.
A letter received here from William Ed
ward Craft al Doiy. Wash. formerly Of
Pine Greek. saws that the lumber industry
Of Washington IL increasing ats livcs,
rate. Railroads. he says. are being built
by the dozens, through the forests Of
mammoth trees.
Willard Wehh has returned haase fresa
Ciintwood school TO be ready 20 enter the
Normal term at Whitcsburg.
George Gibson aud Ed l.. Webb return
ed from Norton Friday.
Mrs.. Ardelia Green. of Wise. has been
whiting for several days on Mil Creek.
Wash kincer. Who vas recently serious
" cut on Pine Creck.is nov meeting some
improvement towards recovery.
Tit Webb steam ssu mill on Bottom
Fork Creek o. siiil running fall time.
John u. Fugsie still pulls the throttle
Walter Webb caught 6sh TUESDAY %
the perch stripe.
Merchant u. B. Graf len Friday for
Norton 60 buy goods.
Miss Ritter Back. OF sand Lick. isa
guest of Mrs A. 2. Webb.
r A. Holhrook is making daily Visits
60 Pound. Va. Hc g. the boss mail care
rier.
EJnnfNr.
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Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident. 90 narrated iy
John Oliver, Of Philadelphia. as follows
y was in an awful condition Mv skiu
WAS almost yellow, ewes sunkcu. tongue
cuatcd. pam continually Doe back aud sides.
Three Physicians had given mc up Then
/ vss tdyiscd Co use Electric Nfiicr-. in
me great joy, the hrst bottle made o. dee
cided improvement. continue their use
for three ucoks, auG am nov o. we'll man.
] know ihcr robbed thc rtatc oi another
victim $40 one should fail Co trr them
oult 5 cents, guaranteed 40 DE- a.. vs.
Kelly. drug store. u
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ROCKEFELLER MAKING
HONEY.
Not the Real Article. But a
Clever Substitute Made
From Corn JUICE.

ioau 3D. Rockefeller non make. ariis,isl
honey With as much cutlu.iasm as hc
formerly pumped petroleum uut ct che
grorul years ago. DE puts corn into
eaior, and hoiis 30 With o. lutic .%uiphuric
,cid Thea h, qut. boz SOME iim, 90 meme
~t.al.le thc acid. 1his forms a prccipitaie
GO sulpbaic oi lme. He separates the
su'phate irrm ihc corn juice hy running
the mixture Through 81 dlfcr rrcss. The
result is crude glucose, which so resembles
real honey iu flavor aud color thatlttak.s
au expert to distinguish 10 from the gem
uirc product.
There IS one objection Co tle glucose
a'ne'. Do retains. uo matter how much 10
j. rooHcd' "a certain trace ofthe s%ulp0uric
acid CONJUNCTION men say they can taste
tAc acid. Chem si- dccisrc that the acid
RIOTS ttc teeth. BOO another generation or
tco, from thi- cause alone. uhcy contend,
There otl Poe hardly a child with sound
teeth.
Mr kooAe'eler Is doing his best TO get
cid otthe s~ulphuiie acid DC has offered
" r Said $500 .nfa 90 au' chemist who can
produce glucose ,som com as cheaply as
'' DOS present PROCESS without ihc use OF
sculpture acid, or, az least. without having
The slightest sulphuric acid D. ihe cora
io'ce.
Tine crude glucose Mr. Rockefeller
dia'es with real honey. luis zap ia NICE
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BIG STONE GAP.

T0iytrf METHODIST CHuRCH-Rrv.1. Al.
shui-f, Pastor. Preaching esers sunday. niorn-
tnN sni eight
sususf-sraeoL-Ef-ry snndsy morning at 10
s'riscs -. s. uarllen. Superintendent.
fHaraa-Nrruvu.-Etrrr "Wednesday night.
Nfruse --Nrsf Sunday in each nouth 81
o'cinlk b. w.
fn~EsHrrFAiAN CuuECH.-Na r-rular ra.tar.
ersntr- -rHunA-trrrr Suutav morning 81 tC
ecirk, On fresn1tsriau charpl- nosf tbs hHtgs -u.
1. NrtuNkr. >Hrriutrn-ruL.
hArri~rNNrnCH -nsr 7. y .srnr sausn.rssfn
fr~ashing every s~auiar. reruinr ard uizht. sal
rhrf Springs srsff th sunday arrrn~nn
crsntr-~ 1uHnt -rrrrV Sunday marnlur 81 10
actrfs w r u~rH'IrUs euraflnirutsuf
fatfea-NFFffsa -frrrF Nrinr-iaF nIclt.
cilfsuAv cIrlcu REV o. NJ Aasisu. Pastor.
rlrht.
crsrff->rlHnf -fUrV Sunday evening 81 y
a'citrs ~ uaArr. siurrnfrrtenf.
fNtNs4-NrHHs -EFrff rhHrsiar night.
nfrLht AZ I. CHrRr1 REV N nrp.n.
Paste. fnaNnIHr e.rrF fr.I. aud Mirl sinisYs
sth A. m aui 1901 m
srsatf. -efsat -Hrrrg sanitr mnrlInr nf
e'drrf 2 ernl-s. srnrrlntentTnt
cHNfT cfrlrH -aer. r. n H~r.rri. Rector
ffeaiinf raal aut fatnt SUNDAY 81. each
nenfh 81 tt D.. n
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cope With aud overcome a nsfion Of as
Coo 90 people. Who fully realize that they
are eshting for their very lives: and then.
after getting a sabeiensl, large army to
do shis, to keep Il supplied with The nee
essary provisions and parsphernalia to
keep Il there. Is the problem that con-
fronts The Russian Government. n T.
little wonder Il is not prepared" II
wanted never TO be compelled 20 become
prepared. IL would have temporired,
%erowding 10 the limit. getting a stronger
hold on the disputed territory; getting 50
veil settled in the territory about which
there is dispute tha, il might alrost
claim to be in il by right Of ownership.
rhi. Is the policy Of the bear.
II looks as Japan will he able to whsp
the Russians faster than they can be
brought down 70 them. Every japanese
soldier knows what he is 6gh,ing for. lie
has bad IL ground into al, his life that the
time was coming, some day. when japan
II il is TO stay on the map Of the world,
would have to hght the big power Of the
sorth. The jap knows that the long
dreaded day has come, and he knows that
he has one thing to do; and he Is doing it,.
Milwaukee Free Press.
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INTERESTING FACTS.

Tae Russians are not ia 81, With thsir
smart little antagonist. Uudes modern
conditions Of w%arfare there il not a rea.
son ~hy Russia should have any advaut-
age. Alttle man can shoot as fast a. a
beg one, and doubtles. a. WE'LL aud he has
something bigger to shoot 81. lie should
therefore ht is mark oHener. Il requires
twice a. much TO sustain The average
knssisn soldier a. it does = japanese sol
dier. What the japanese require L. pro.
sided right ~herc theS are doiag tdeir
work. The provisions Tor the Russians.
no less than the Rassisus themseivcs,
have to be hrought a distance OF nearly
9 900 milss and there Is no adequate SIS.
oftransPossstisn.
The tate % the var may be said TO de-
pead Ia a iasgs degree on the transports.
lioa facilities Of the bsg :nsaaiag power
A poorly eeestructe5, new. i equipped.
track railroad. almost G000 miios
Ieng. 'hst crosses a lake as large a. Oa-
lsrio, by fsny in ~Arm months. and on
be ies the rest q she year. is he oaly
'pnrseiioa be,~een Moseo~ and yiaei-
and Port AstAaf. The sndertak-
~ % ~sssnsPofsisg an .rzsy frsn Russia
. Korea, o. Nassdssias large esoagh to
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PAINTS.

nNAE NNN a
Over hity years ago. our firm
began selling paint throughout the Sonth
sales have continued un-intertuptedlv. and
ten times greater than any other brand Of
paint.
Read the following.
Have used The l.. An Paint
twenty years; houses painted with IL eight
years ago shoo better to-day THAI houses
painted with oihcr paints within two
ycars.
A. g. Edgeil. Alach,a, Fla.
"Harc u.ed 30 brands Of paint.
J. a NJ. Pure Paint stands better. aud
wears loneef tlan any other paint : have
ever used Boz my ten scars experience
IT, smith. Painter Concord. y. c..
" ] painted F~mulcuhurc Block with
ID NJ Paint sisuds out ~ though var
ni-hed.
Acturl cost Was lees than 81 go per gallon. %
w. p Barr. Charleston. ". Va
81 painted oar oid homestead with
J. d NJ Paint twcntt--is wears aro. Not
painted sinrr looks better than houses
painted boo thc last four , srs With other
paint
D $ Seoaeld. Harri. Springs. $ C.
"r-cd Che LAM. paiai for sixteen
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teen years ago. they ha,c uot needed
painting SINCE.
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KEEPING BOYS ON THE
FARM.


d '''''' from N~''''ndile' iI- says ihai
2 movement has been started among
l''"'is p" '""' 'i.i"'' 'o solve 'he probe
l'm o' N''n'"s Dove 900 'he farm. About
mouths go 'he Farmer Reject Assoc
CITATION vas formed some"h" along trade
""i'" '"'' zoe central idea N,in- i' de-
'' ''' ana SOCIAL "'- H''h con"
MUMMY "'s a rouge "ih 'n executive
''""''''' 90 ""',n INC se"oo'ieachcr BE-
chairman governing fNr social lfr. ar-
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The only start be had vas = god edoes-
ten.
Andrew Jackson vas born IN = log hat
IN North Carolina and Was reared in the
pine woods Cor which the State l. famous
James X. Polk spent The earlier Years Of
his life helping 10 Dig = living out OF q
new farm in North Carolina. he was
aiterwsrd a clerk IN a e~oustry store.
Milard Fillmore was the sou Of a New
York farmer, and his home was a humble
Que. He learned the business Of a
clothier.
james Buchanan was born in a small
town in the Allegheny Mountains. Ills
father cut the logs aad haiit The house 10
what was then q wilderness.
Abraham Lincoln va. the .oa Of a
wretchediy poor farmer in g-ninrsy sad
lived in : log cabin until he vas twenty
one years old.
Andres Johnston was spprenticed to a
tailor at the age Of ten years by = widowed
mother. He was never able TO sttend
school, and picked up all the education he
ever had.
Ulysses s. Grant lived the life Of /.
village boy. in a plain house on The banks
Of sae ohio river, until Re vas seventeen
years Of age
James A. Garfield VS. born in a log
cabin. He worked on the farm until he
was strong enough 10 use carpenter tools.
when he learned the trade. He sfterwsrd
worked on a canal.
Grover Cleveland'r father was a presby-
ierisu minister with a small salary and q
large family. The BOYS had to earn their
living.
william Mckiniev's early home vas
plain and comfortable aud his father was
able 10 keep him az school.
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~ho "a eslvcivj TO die. had bis lie saw
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