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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

THREE ROOMS and bath, heat, and gas,
second floor; with adults; cheap. 4ZS St
NV. aal2-St-
TWO OR THREE unfurnished front rooms,
2C04 ] st, nv, = or 50 IZ-2 aaIZ-2t
FIVE LARGE communicating rooms with
bath; suitable for housekeeping. Sl4l nv
aulZl
FOR RENT-Three rooms second floor: suit
able for cooking; gas and bath. Oh nv.
aul2-St
TWO UNFURNISHED rooms for one or
two gentlemen. 1908 9TH st NV aul2-3t
TWO UNFURNIsHED rooms. conmunicat-
ing: all modern improvements; for light
housekeeping, l2G2 st, nv II
TWO LARGE airy rooms FOR light housekeep-
ing lCO0 Virginia ave sw aul2-3t
FOR RENT-S0II Cambridge place. part OF
house or single rooms; terms moderate.
Il
THREE NICE ROOMS entire third floor;
heat and gas; bath: light housekeeping. Iil2
9th st NV aul2-3t
ENTIRE FIRST floor; three large desirable
rooms; large kitchen and yard: all modern
sirable family 723 H st. ne aul2-at
FOX RENT-Two unfurnished rooms and
aicove, second floor; light housekeeping. 1880
9Th st. NV. aulZ-6t
FOR RENT-Two unfurnIshed third floor
communicating rooms, private bath; ligAt
housekeeping. 2l20 l. st. NV. aul2-St
FOR RENTING rooms; new house: over
looking Lincoln park, near car: not-WateF
heat stationary washstand; gas for cooking
1Oo IzlH 81 ne. - aui--%l
TWO LARGE communicating rooms: second
floor. for light housekeeping Glg K 81. NV
au12-3t
FOR RENT-Three southern exposure com
municating roomsi large and airy. 7l5 L
81 NV. auII-3t
FOR RENT-A fat OF three nice rooms
third floor; light housekeeping. Zl00 L ST.
NV. auI1-3t
THREE unfurnished rooms on second; also
three or four on third hoor; reasonable prices
5G9 % ST. NV. aull-3t
FOR PPNT-Four rooms on second floor:
bath at and gas; light housekeeping. 1Ol0
2Sd =. NV. aulI-2t
THREE BRIGHT. unfurnished rooms; newly
papered: third floor; near Capitol; cheap
2l2 ID St ne au1I-3t
FOR RENT-Txo unfurnished rooms: heat
gas; SO; children. $50 Rhode Island ave
auIl-3t
FOR RENT-Three or four light airy rooms;
keeping. l35 Massachusetts ave. ne. au1I-3t
FOR RENT--Unfurnished three pleasant
rooms, with quiet family, Sl2- loi6 r ST ne.
auI0-St
| FOR RENT-Three bright sunny rooms.
| newly papered: light housekeeping sll q
! st, ne. a1lO-3L
THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS light
/ housekeeping; heat, gas bath; SO Il IA yin
st. NV auIo-3L
TWO ROOMS. second floor, light housekeep-
| ing allowed: near car lines: terms reasonable
| II I St NV aulO-ot
! FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. AD-
| ply 733 9th st. NV. aul0-3t
| FOR RENT-Five rooms first floor: porcelain
| bath; modern improvements; Sl5. 104 St
NV. al9-5t
/ FOR RENT-Tlsree unfurnished rooms, second
! floor light housekeeping. l245 9Th ST NV
auI0-St
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WALL PAPER.

WM. Y. MAHONEY, the progressive Paper
hanger; reliable. prompt cheap. legal guar
Gutee., Send postal FOR free samples and
innate, Main store. COS Pennsylvania ave.
Sc. phone East II4-F-. following agencies:
1890 e St Sc. 10 Monroe st. Anacostia.
Mattngly' $ store. Congress Heights; COZ Ne"
York ave. NV, Edlaritch's store, Bowie. Md.
IA l7th st. nv: o. DOnnelrs store 32d and
NJ SIS. NV. au12-4t
rAPERHANGING and Decorating all work
guaranteed, give us a trial lowest prices,
relief work a specially. SILENCE & MAN
DERS $40 r. ST. NV, Phone Main 1893 Branch
BeTwyn, Md and Langdun, u. c. au7-Tt
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7 MOVE pianos and household goods; all
work under nay personal supervision. -. &.
EXPRESS, office. 1Tl5 7th ST. NV. Phone
North ZI56-M- Orders at 63S II ST. NV. All
orders receive prompt attention. ty22-3 -3Ot
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HELP wANTED-mALE & FEm4LE.


WA WASTED-PTespectiv pupils 10 know that
We teach Syllable. Pitman. Graham, Barnes,
and Gregg systems Of shorthand; also type
writing and Spanish and Spanish shorthand
Speed OF IS 10 100 words per minute guaTan-
teed in the Syllable in 80 hours actual slady
or money refunded. Positions procured for
pupils Competent corps Of teachers STEM
OGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3l6 Colorado
building. auf-u
VVANTED-An Al collar and cuff and shirt
ironeT at once. Apply at SU3 y St NV,
after o'clock this evening good wages 1t
WANTED - Twenty bright and intelligent
cOlOred agents, men OF women, 70 connect
themselves with the deyeIOpement Of the
new town OF Roosevelt. Nd. froT cOlored
hotneseekers onIy)- Full particulars Will be
given upon calling on Monday and Tuesday
between 9 a. N. and II clock II. at lgI
louisiana ave. NV. Agents make 81
- per day and upward II active references
required. aul2-2t
EVANTED-One good bar man. TWO buss boys.
two waitressesi only experienced need ap-
ply. RADY's CAFE. COS Pennsylvania ave.
NV. au1l-Zt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H. NJ. NOLAN viii
hold religious services every Sunday and
Thursday at 8 pm at her nome, 30 ID
st. nv. aul2-3t
YOU SHOULD get our prices on painting
BCSHBY ~ HoFF. 1908 9th st NV. aul2-St
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Fusselps Ice-Cream Is Famous
for uniform excellence. 1927 \. Y. ave.
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WANTED-A boy who has had some expert
ence in carriage painting Apply between )
and clock at 464 Pennsylvania ave. NV 1t
WANTED-A young man TO learn horseshoe
ing; one with experience preferred. 515 X
ST. NV. aul2-2t
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$oI' SALE-Saloon, near 5th and d ste
NV good stand. business now H. "a. ~
s-ag reasonable rent; investigate this: price
$500 H. r. HOWENsTEIN' CC5
1914 r ST NV
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Hot Famales and Chile at The Original
Ranch. 507 + St NV.
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J HAVE GOT $1,000 - loan on furniture,
Upright pianos etc Do you want a strictly
private IoaEt Address BOX los this Office.
au5-Jf
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lady office assistant.
Apply at ROOM IL. Traders Bank building.
1t
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THREE ROOMS and bath. heat, and gas
second floor; with adults; cheap. 4ZS ST.
aul2-3t
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Finest Ice Cream at Reisinger's.
81 gal: soc II gal Z35 c St Phone NJ
2765.
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EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESsMAKER
Ladies, come now and get ready for fall
work; take position, or start business for
yourself. Pupils commencing next week VIII
be guaranteed frst-class position. from s15
10 SIS per week, or We will make no charge
for instructions. COME NOW. II
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED-PIeasa
country home near mountains. picturesque
large lawn; fine trees; good table.
THE MISSES PENDLETON. Delaplane.
Fauquier Co. Va. jy27. 20 auI 5.1.l2
WANTED-R -Roarders at country place IN the
fresh eggs. chickens, vegetables;
terms. So per week; children half price Ad-
dress ROSEDALE. Knoxville. Md. auiO-3t
IOCKSLEY HALL, on the Potomac river;
summer bUarders So per week Fishing,
bathing, and Grabbing. Address WM. S
RAWLEIGH Ridge p. O., ST. Marys Co,
Md. Auo-et
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OUR 50 SINGERS. New Homes. Domestics.
and Standards are warranted to do the same
work Tor five years any So HaculH-.
FUNk'S, 1904 7th st. auI2-ct
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STORAGE.

Why PAY MORE7 We store for 75c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4Is- 40 -422
10th 81. nws eEcas Aala zz2e. sny3-eno
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SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-Place with dTessmakeT as seam
stress. Address II, DODGE CO, Drug
gtsts. l4th and sts- aul2-2t
onto Conservatory OF Music permanent posi-
ton in muBic store department store.
Immediately; good sight reaaer and accom-
panlsJ- Address BOX 305 this office. II
WANTED-By colored girl. place for general
housewOTk in small family; good references
III " It
yyANTED-By reliable colored woman
place as general houseworkeri go home at
night. I4U7 llth ST. NV. aulI-2t
WANTED-By q colored woman. place
good cook. Address JANIIOR 926 l7th 81.
NV dull-Sl
WANTED-Place In fats or private family.
1852 23d 81. NV. aul0-3t
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GENUINE CANVAS, iron bound. brass lock
trunks. sizes Is, 81. 81. 81 % - ge s3-ge. J
better trunk, strapped. S5.eS. s4.9s 50 o.
Worth double. LAWRENCE FURNITURE
co, 1915 l4th st. Open Saturday evenings.
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When You Want a Cut
Of anything-Joyee Engraving Co. Star Bldg
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WANTED-MiniRery bodyvvorkers and ap-
prentices. Apply Monday 70 NJ NJ DAILLE.
1915 II ST. au12-2t
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WANTED-Two energetic Catholic ladies.
neat address: easy work: good wages 10
right parties. Address BOX 27s. this offiee-
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ot0RE , .f59tE and dwelling for rent; suitable for
iln!llnefy or barber shop: coed oDD5rfiS,,ftS1
2SlB l4th st Open for tnspectirT ,s -,
l. CHRISTINE. 1891 Connecticut ave- PT'S
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WANTED-A girl or woman. ct once. II05
| New York NV. Il
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Kerosene nc Per Gal;
Gasolene, I3c Per Gal,

We furnish cans free and refund 1c on
each empty can, making cost price TO
you: Kerosene I0c per gallon, Gasolene.
I2c per gallon. Drop postal or telephone
East G43. Home Safety oil Delivery, p
and * sJs sW.
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s'Royal Pi1sen," the Unrivaled
Light beer. is served in special glasses
at all leading bars. Always call for II.
Abner-DruTy Brewing Co. Phone ". 1876
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-About 40 gal. good milk and 10
gals cream per day. Address 2O2l l=th st
ny
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UNTIL MONDAY. AUG. IL we VIII coEtinus
to make - cabinet photographs al 81
per dozen CASTLE, 1921 Pennsylvania ave
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By September / one or two sec
Ond floor rooms and board for TWO adults
and child seven years old: must not eX-
ceed 500; permanent; Northwest; Or Two or
three unfurnished rooms near caterer. Ad-
dress BOX 80, this office. aull-5t
YANTED-Room and board for invalid
lady. city or country: must be reasonable.
Address BOX 26l. this Office. aulU-St
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Fck SAEE--A nrst-class lunch room on ac
count q leaving the city: no agenIee se,f5
al once, cheap 5l2 s.. nv. aul2-gt
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FOR RENT-Three rooms second floor: suit
able for cooking gas and bath. Oh , NV.
aul2-St
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TWO OR THREE unfurnished front rooms
2C04 I st. NV, - or 50. aul2-2t
FIVE LARGE communicating rooms with
bath: suitable for housekeeping. 3i41 u nv
auI2, IA
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LOST-B'Fom the ueighborhood Of 5th and i
stE. Sc, female white poodle answers 20
Baby, Return 5l1 ST, Sc, get reward
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COLONIAL BEACH.

COLONIAL BEACH
FOR RENT-Flat near wharf furnished. ar
tesian watur. j. G.. 1881 sth st. It
FOR RENT-1oIonial Beach, furnished cot
taRe for season, Sl5. shade fruit. bathing
artesian water. ~ b. FRiSBIE. Interior De
paEtl44snt auI1-7t
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LOCAL MENTION.
When Ordering Table Supplies Don't
Fail to Include Havenner's

CREAM BISCUITS, the cleanest. crisp
est and most delicious crackers made.
\ toothsome addition to soups. salads,
fruits, sc. Packed in ''aertite" packages.
Also sold in bulk. At your grocer 5. Al
ways keep them On hand
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Fer sALE-TYPEwRITERS

FOR SALE-No. Remington and AianhaU-
tan typewriters. REID, 324 Peennsylvania
ave Sc au7-7t
FOR SALE-Secondhand typewriter. easy
monthly payments: prices low: condition
guaranteed; low rental rates for summer
T,YPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 9IS + st. NV.
a gents for Williams typewriters. 4yl0-t
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BROOKLAND, D. C.
ARTHUR H r LUERSSEN. Drug Store
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WANTED-A settled white woman to nurse
Invalid lady in country. Apply NICHOLS
i1A ARMACY. auI2-2t
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kNACOsTIA.

RuRYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson sts,
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LOST.

LCST-Thursday night. white silk embrOid-
cred sEaWi. l4tn and q sts- uw. Liberal
reward return 20 1Il3 New Jersey ave. NV.
auI2-st
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-GirI to cook. wash. and iron, and
one 10 nurse, 1922 University place NV.
auI2-5t
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WANTED-Colored woman to do laundry and
chamber work; no cooking. III 9Th st NV
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LOST-Water spaniel. liver color answers
u The name Of Bonnie. Return 10 JAS
BANEE. 80 Missouri ave. NV. and receive
reward auI23t
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WANTED-Whi youth to attend soda foun
tain. Apply MODERN DRUG co. 414 III
NV. It
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

VANTED-Posltion useful man with good
family, by respectable white man. Address
BOX Sl3, this office II
VANTED-A place to do general hOusewoTk
in small family. MARIA TRlELETT, ga
Sd st. sw. II
MISREPRESENTATION watchman, me5scR-
ger, or anything strong. healthy, one-arned
man can do: no fear Of work: best references.
Address BOX 3l2. this ONCE. Hul2-Zt
WANTED-By reliable white man, work in
grocery store elevator conductor
FRANKLIN, $50 New Jersey ave NV. II
WANTED-By a young man, experienced IN
Velax and silver paper work. ana retouch-
ing position in studio OF photo supply
house. Address BOX 804, this office II
WANTED-By reliable colored man place as
houseman or butler Address 1924 ii St NV.
aull-9t
YASTED-By white boy, l6 years old; place
TO learn barber trade. Address BOA 2SI.
this office dull-2t
WANTED-By coIored student. situation.
Address BOX 27e this office. aulo-3t
TYPEWRITING, ininIeog graphing. TO do at
home: low rates. prompt. expert service.
Address BOX 22S. this office. auS-5t
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Not Mere Curiosity.

The world has a store Of pleasure In
waiting for the unaccustomed traveller
Sometimes, indeed, they may be moSe
~ in anticipation, as was the case
with Amos Riggs, of Plumtown.
How dye doT" said Mr.. Riggs
cordially, to the stern-visaged man
who was his seatmate In the car On
the occasion of Mr.. Riggs first trip 70
Boston. "Now what might your name
bef Do you live in Nashuy or Do
yondT"
II should like to know what ousl'
ness it is Of yours where live or WnO
I ann" said his companion, Grossly.
"WelI, now, 1t amt any pardcMs
business O. mine, strictly speaking
said Mr.. Riggs, mildly, "but It's jess
like this: I've got cousin up LII
Canady that I've never seen, ana ~"
always thought I might come upon
him some time jest by asking iOiA'
their name and so on"
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NEW SECRETARY OF STATE.

Elihu Root who has accepted the
portfolio Of secretary of state, was
war secretary under President Mo.
knley after the retirement of Rus.
sell A. AlSer. He Is a warm friend
and companion Of President Roosevelt.
He was born In 1876, the son Of d
professor at Hamilton college. Hs
was first school teacher and then q
lawyer. In personality Mr.. Root Is In.
clined to be austere and very much
under self-control. Since March, 1888,
when he was appointed by President
Arthur United States attorney for the
southern district of New York, Nj.
Root has been almost continuously
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Insects yearly American forest ma
ucts of s0OOOoOO0" Marlatt United entomolos
include the fighting
costs $1O0OO0OO0 e.
IN States
Ooo
crops fruits $2oooooo; animal products $176oe
products $oooo products in orass
$1OOO0O00o
$2oOooooo Only little wheat A.
the boil on
boil codng moth Then numerous
annual
twoo Of products.
often
the commercial
communities
chargeabe the spreading
solely
d and fever which
directly cattle
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Also as it was not yet dinner time,
dinner was not ready. OF this he
complained bitterly. He was acri-
monious as to the choice of the din
ner; he was savage as to the cooking
Of it. Even his wifes open flattery
Of his appearance and her pleasure
that he had been able to get of so
early failed to soothe him.
So when she asked him to take her
for walk he said that he could not
stick it; which was vulgar and IN
kind of him. But her alteration and
her readiness to serve him In any way
remained mistaken. She lit his cigar
for him and waved her hand to him
from the window as he walked away.
As he walked he pitied himself Sc
rtously. He worked hard all the
week, and yet when he came home ON
Saturday there was often little or
nothing that he could reasonably make
himself dictator1al or unpleasant
about. And what right has any wom-
an to make a thinking man unreason-
ablef ~
He went to see his dear mamma and
she gave him tea, and asked him how
things were going on with him and
Henrietta.
The young man shook b. bead. he
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said the elder sister, broadly and on
general principles.
II can give it a name," said the
dear mamma; shes = thoroughly bad
tempered woman. I wouldn't have a
tongue like hers for all the money in
the Bank of England, and l pity the
man that's married to her"
"Well," said the young man, that
is about the most outrageous-at least,
mother, what l mean to say is that
you're mistaken about Henrietta. I
know what I'm talking about, too. In
fact, I could give an instance.
do let's hear it." said his younger
sister skeptically.
1.-THE first time I met her was at
In fact she was about the only lady
there that should have called lady
at ALL"
THAT was the night you took us,
wasn't it?' asked the elder sister
"Well, don't you be too compliment
ary."
II was excepting present company"
said the young man desperately 'as Is
usual, believe. Now it so happened
that trod on her dress and tore it.
It's not a thing I've ever done be-
fore or since, and more perfect refine
ment and sweetness Of temper I never
met with in my life. She wouldn't
even hear a word of apology. All she
seemed anxious about was to find
some kind thing to say to set me at
my ease. Fact2 There never was
anything to equal it. And that" he
added impressively, ''is the girl you
accuse of bad temperv'
So in course Of time the young man
married the girl. Marriage on mod
erate-almost immoderately moderate
means has occasionally a tanning
and depressing effect on some high
spirited feminine natures. and in the
proud position Of head of household,
however modest, nervous young man
may grow rapidly into a state of set
tied and self-satsfied bumptiousness.
So after year or two of married
life this man, still young, returned one
Saturday from business earlier than
usual, and he was In a bad temper.
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A Varying Estimate

Go HANK you," said the girl bit
II torly:
"Dear mew exclaimed the
nervous young man in agony. Il
didn't tread on your dress, did II"
Didn't tread on my dress? Oh
dear no! OF course not! It's torn all
to rags, but of course you didn't tread
on it. A fly must have settled upon
1t, suppose.
"I'm so sorry. almost thought
heard something CO."
"Then you guessed right first time,"
snapped the girl.
But I was being 80 particularly
careful. Really hardly know what
Do say"
Don't you! Then we'd better
change the subject"
81 wouldn't have had it happen for
a deal Of money" ne pleaded fervent-
".
mo more would l. Please don't
keep on apologizing. You don't do it
very we'll, and it makes no difference
anyhow. If one Is idiot enough to be
persuaded into going to a dance Of this
sort, suppose one must take ones
chance Of the kind Of thing one meets.
after all, 1t was my own fault"
emo, no." stammered the young
man, "it was my fault; mine entirely.
How could it be your fault"
Because" the girl said, with slow
mnA xvoao surod iDfono zion HY Ou0h& 70
ave seen that there wasn't room
enough on any floor for your feet and
the tail Of my dress. Well, as you
don't seem to be able to say that
you're sorry you won't mind If I ap-
pear to leave you. I've got to borrow
about six hundred pins from some
where or other-Or else go home"
And the cheap muslin swished vic
Ously away from him, and left him
Iesolate to curse his clumsiness.
But the you man, though nervous,
knew his own mind, and was patient
and persistent, and it is an ascertained
fact that women yield to siege rather
than to assault. Within few months
from this night of disaster and acri-
mony the young man was enabled to
announce to his family his engage
ment to the young lady who had thus
despitefulIy used him, and his family
did not like 1t at ell.
''I don't WISH" said his dear mann
ma. "to speak rashly, but may say
Ihat I'd rather see you in your comm
than married to girl like Henrtetta."
That's what I've always thought"
said the elder sister.
Same here" said the younger sis
Ter.
Then the nervous young man drew
himself up and took upon himself a
dignity. 'And might ask" he said,
what It is exactly you've got against
tfis young lady who has honored me
By accepting my proposal"
"What haven't we got aRaiust herg''
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the city, 1t has the appearance of a
magnificent park. Its hills and valleys
are shaded by carefully nurtured trees
OF many varieties; the ground Is COW
cred with turf rich in color and soft
as velvet carpet. Established by
men OF wealth as the resting place Of
their dead, it has been kept up without
regard to the expense involved.
Amid the mass Of green shine the
snow white memorials Of the dead.
There are elaborate marble vaults
erected by wealthy families and state
ly shafts placed over graves by people
in more moderate circumstances. Mod
est headstones, simply engraved with
name and the date of the beginning
and the end Of life, appear over MANY
of the mounds,
John D. Rockefeller owns a burial
plot in the cemetery. Over 1t he has
erected granite monolith, the largest
in the world
Drowning a high point in the GENE
terry is the mausoleum erected to the
memory of President Garfield. It cost
about quarter Of a million dollars,
and the money was contributed BY his
admirers throughout the world.
On hill near the Garfield monu-
ment Is the grave Of the great Secre-
tary of State. 1t Is near the grave Of
his son, Adelbert, who met his death
at New Haven few years ago. The
remains Of the late Senator Hanna
also are at rest in Lake View. So n
Is that John Hay rests at last among
the friends who knew him in the days
before he became famous diplomat
who loved him for his many fine dual.
tiles and rejoiced with him in everv
victory that led him nearer the exalt-
ed station he reached at last, as tho
foremost statesman Of the world
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AAOAA ANDREW I0uNanN1
tennessee and war democra+
Many believed that he would he
even more severe on the South
tnan II he had been a North
erner' but many others believed that
ne would not adopt decided measured
TO meet the serious situation John
son pushed forward the work Of ro-
construction when Congress was not
IN session. The blockade was ra,.od
and the Southern ports opened once
more to the commerce Of the world
congress attributed to Johnson,s
nasty reconstruction the Bills th.+
were passed BY SO many Southern lao.
lslatures that sought to regulate +Ss
conduonS Of the negroes In The -.
constructed States. There enrusA =
demand for the impeachment az TIA
fFenaent. That he was not impsacboS
= % the credit Of the American ssrst~
,OF such a measure Of ObloUuv Womb
~ Out NOTORIOUS return for q man
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-09

concerned in public affairs. He oc'
cupied that position until 1885. In
1894 he was delegate to the state con-
Sutut1onal convention and chairman Of
the judiciary committee. August l.,
1899, he was appointed secretary OF
war by President Mckinley and was
reappointed March 8, 1901. He 70
signed in August, 1908, to take effect
January l, 1904. Mr.. Root was one
Of the leading members of the Alas
kan commission.