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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

FOR sALE-BIG SACRIFICE 70 CLOSE ESTATE.
@ st. overlooking 14th. 20 feet front, 10 large
rooms Only 81 600. Owner refused 50. 000.
iS4S Howard ava. Ut. Pleasant. New.e iaSes
soexns. Pretty outlook. RedHcede to e6sSSO.
spzo-n L 8. LlRscoMB 4 CO.. d12 11th q,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

We have elegant homes with every modern
comfort and convenience in northwest suburbs
on car line (65 cars daily. with wide range
OF prices, all low that you cannot afford to
pay rent IN the city. Residence here is ideal
artesian water. cool breeZes and hot nights
health for your family and easy access to the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

FOR SALES. $50.
NEAR BROOKLAND
Attractive new house and lot so feet vice
and no feet deep: attic: line; bat room
In house; city water: piped for gas
APPLY FOR FUR1 HER PARTICULARS.
MOORE q HILL Qnc) III 14th st NV
leo tu. III. 81. ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.,
Washington, D. c., June b. 1905 Sealed propo-
sails VIII be received at this office until Il NJ.
JUNE p, 1905, to remodel plumbing in the Tow
ers, Ambush and Eastern High School buildings.
Forms, speciicati lions and necessary informa ton
may be obtained at this office. HENRY B. F.
MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST CHESTER
HARDING acting, Commissioners. D. c.
je13-6teS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

FOR SALE
Housesi Housesi Houses!
In all sections-of all descriptions
and at all prices.
We will be glad to show them send
memorandum.
Drop Us line giving description, loca.
tion and price desired. We cannot ad-
yertise oil the properties control
THOS. ]. FISHER e. co. Unc.),
je10-6t l414 + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

FOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BROOK
land lots and honses. GRACE NJ. THOMAS
Corcoran bldg. je4-3Ot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15
APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-AN APARTMENT OF ROOMS;
private bath aud cellar; newly pspered and
painted rent, SIS. Apply 4l5 q St NV. ie15-3t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

FOR KFN'T-TTE NINDSOR-1425 ST. NV,
dreproof building; rooms and rooms and bath;
immediate possession.
THE VIRGINIA, 2l2O G st. NV, new building;
beautifully decorated 3, and room apis; very
reasonable rents.
GENOA, SGS l2th st. apart TO suit VIII
LEASE entire building. including large cafe
first floor; very low rent to good party. WM
A. yesterday Uncl. Bond bldg. my2T@tt1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

GET CERTIFICATE OF TITLE TO YOUR
suburban or farm purchase in Maryland from the
Maryland Real Estate Title Co. Com. Natl Bank
bldg, 14th and G, and your title will be secure
ap3-d,eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. c.,
Washington, d. c.. June 0, 1905, sealed propose Is
will be received at this Office until IL O'Clock
June &c, 1905, to construct Police Court building
on the northeast corner of 9Th and d streets NV.
forms, specifications and necessary information
may be obtained at this office. HENRY B. +.
ID. G. je10-6t, eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.
Washington, D. c., June IL, l9o5-Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until Il o. clock m
June 20, 1905, to furnish forty eight horses, more
less. during the fiscal year 1906 for fire depart
ment use. Specifca tions and all necessary infor-
nation can be obtained frcm the Chief Engineer of
the Fire Department of the District OF Columbia
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST
JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners, ID. c. je12-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-OR RENT-BONNYWoOD, ON LAW
yers Hill, Relay Station, Il. and o. X. R.;
IL minutes from Baltimore, 35 minutes from
Washington. The place has 10 acres. There is
a large house, standing In park of fine trees;
outbuildings; lawns, garden, pasturage. VIII
rent furnished unfurnished. Address DR. Nc
SHERRY. st. Denis 2. o., Nd je15-2t
FOR SALE-TO QUICK PURCHASER 2OS
acres leo in timber and wood; old house and out
buildings; plenty Of fruit and good water; fine
place for fruit poultry stock. Price, So coo.
On easy terms. j. L. JERMAN, Fairfax, Va.
jel1-tf
FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS.
Dairy, stock, fruit and poultry farms and timber
tracts. houses and lots near steam and electric
cars and Washington, D. c.; farms from
$3.50 per up; building lots from S35 up;
houses and lots from $3.50 up; good. kind land
and plenty OF pure water; very healthy.
II will pay you to send for catalogue before
you buy. If you have any property for sale list
Il with me; charge unless make sale.
J. II. JERMAN,
Phone connection. Fairfax, Va.
my7-tf.12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SATISFACTORILY VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY,
KNOWN AS EMERSON INSTITUTE.
FINE BUILDING,
ADAPTED TO NUMEROUS PURPOSES.
l4TH ST. BETWEEN l AND X SITS,
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE
3II5 FEET BY 90 30-FT. ALLEY.
CHEAP TO QUICK BUYER
]. q. WIMER. REAL ESTATE. 1901 G ST.,
je15-3t EXCLUSIVE AGENT
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
Pays per cent net on $40 600.
Can be purchased for $4,000,
II sold within days.
Address Mrs. II. o., Star Office.
jeI3-3t.
FOR RENT-BAKERY: 8 ROOM HOUSE AND
store; big stable large yard 1927 10th st. Sc.
jel3-dt'
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR ExCHANGE-Two BUSINESS LOTS ON
18th st. NV, 20xi40 IT. each: suitable for fats
or stores; only block l4th st. not built up
ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO..
my23-30t.6 713 14th Ut. ".
FARMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

FOR SALE
$1,000
Well-built two-family house in me-,
renting for S5S per mo-; and Or. and
bath and attic. Each apartment has its
own hot-water heating plant. Lot 20x115
to paved alley; large porch; every up
to-date appliance belonging to modern
fat. Terms to suit purchaser. Let
show you this and other paying invest
ments.
THoS. ]. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
1e1o-6t 1414 F st. NV.
FOR SALE
1929 TO 40 BALTIMORE STREET,
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. SOME OF
THE ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
Lots 1871 feet wide by 112 feet
deep to paved alley; rooms deep
LIST floor; large rooms, tiled baths,
8 large closets on I'd and Sd floors; 2
story porches; handsome fronts of
exposure; not on but close to, both
lines: In line with advance In values;
oak paneled vestibules; carved staircase
whole staircase oak, except steps, and
rises second floor; whole house trim
med out IN hardwood, except kitchen and
pantry: open fireplaces; safe deposit
vault In ID story front room; cheval mir
door In I'd story front room; cabinet
mantel in every bed room; 5-ft. consol
mantels In reception hall; sliding doors
to parlor opening; fine cabinet mantels In
parlor; beautiful bookcase mantel in
dining room; combination gas and cleo
trio fixtures; house wired for electric
THOs. J. FISHER & CO. Qnc),
je10-6t 1414 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

Attractive front Of stone and brick: rooms
and tiled bath, with reception-hall plan; furnace
heat lot II IT. wide and over 80 feet deep
to 16-foot alley.
WELL. LOCATED NEAR 1sT AND SITS,
NORTH WEST
MOORE & HILL Qnc.), TIT 14th st. NV.
fe6- tn tn s-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

CHEVY CHASE.
Valuable house and grounds Circle.
Must be sold. 10 and bath
Furnace heat. Let show you this at
once. 1t is your opportunity.
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. Nnc),
1c10-6t l4l4 4 st. NV.
FOR SALE-To HOMESEEkERS. SIX ROOM
house. located in southeast; government
park. Apply to WEAVER BROS, 1416 st.
NV. je10tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING
pain; feel, act and last longer than natqra
teeth; sh.unken faces made normal; painles
filling DR.. ]. L. WILSON, 1903 st. NV.
mh16-120ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSES
Cnrpar 1Afh aud n n =

Corner 14th and d ne.
Always open for inspection, including Sunday.
SIX NEW TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES In
the northeast section Of the city street cars
with all modern improvements; with six rooms,
bath and ample closet facilities; handsomely dn-
ished; special inducement to an immediate puf-
chaser; terms easy.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. e12 14th st. NV.
my22tf "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15

FOR SALE-1IS5 COLUMBIA ROAD, WASHING
ton Heigbts-A very choice location; wide street
and near intersection of Columbia road, 18th
street and Adams Mill road
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
No DEBE SER.

Asegdrase que en- ell departamento
de S1nldsd y COrrecci mes, hsy Is idea
de sustituir y leche que 90 us3 para 81
serviCio de los penRles. y que se CON
eume Sn el pals, con leche Condensada.
de Importation extrafIa.
81 resultAre cierta Ii noticia, desde
luego pFotestaremog de clio, pues trae
IN periuicio grAade los ganaderos
del pals, que ayudau & soatener lss car
gas del gobiarno y de euos misnos &C.
tablecimien5Os. y & los que go quita una
fuente de ingresO. Aden6s, O. leche
pura y frescs es ablemente de
mejOres C0ndiciones alimantioias & hi.
gi6nicRs. que otFo producto CuaIQuiers
de Ia induatFia.
Esperamos que los hombres que es-
taa.al frente de ese departamento, We.
lar6n poF los intereses del pals que les
paga sus serYieios y procnrar6n aFmo-
niz2r de d mejor mRnera 10 econ6mi
co del sostenimiento de tales neCesida-
des con los de los Contribuyantes de
los mismos & quienes hA de facilitRFse
GqueI alimento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
NgESTRA ISLA NAUFfAGA.

mismcr. siu d syuda da 6ep rtamento
ni oficinR de Waehins On hi de mir ga
na parte
eAqpf en- New 10 K, lei eSu eg
invaFia bIemente mi c0mpa nero en- Ell
cafe do ID m&nsna Vnl
sQuisierR leeT enI6i por que listed
piensa que 4 10 mep0a en- ID d ae refiere
& recIamacionea de Puerto Rico & de-
paFtamentos y oficinas de Was hi gton,
sla verde y s0Ieada islit60 puede llegar
ser an n6n.fqGgO2
eTGmb;6n. 81 deade IJego usted
piensa asi, Mr.. John DAe (incluy endo
SJobre otros asuntOaS) puede hacerse
10 que 81 hubiera debido hkcer on su
excursion 4 Washington. reprimiendO
sug disgustOs , suprimiendo au recla-
maci6n 81 gobierno 81 pueblo de
Puerto Rico. lanes
eEl pueblo de RoertO Rico tiene 81
priVileg egio do apelar al Presidents. El
eSuns no diio quo I'll no 70 tuviera.
EstamOs aIgo indecisps para admitiF
que los pueFtorriquef1os se gobiernen
como dice Mr.. Janes.
GSi elAOg sc gobi5rnan poF 81 mismog
ellos no Sc dan cuentR del hechO. EI
G0bernadOr, el jefe de los seis depar
tsmentos del Eiecutivo v los Clncd
puertOrFiQut nos que con los jsfeb de
depArtamento cOnstituyen 81 Conseio
Executive SON nom bradcs por ell ejecu-
two en- Washington
SL0g actoa de "a CSmarR de- Delega-
dos estan sujat0s & Is revision del Con
sci - EiecutiVo. del 6T0harnador y del
Congreso de los Estadcs Unidna. Esa
institution Sd asemela 8 d de b srmuda
que geueralmenta no. es considerads
como una comunidad aut6noma
eDespu6s de aeis IN Ss de residencis
en- Ia isla, Mr.. James debe darse cuen-
to de ID difePencia del status politico
de los pueTtorriqu COS de loa ciuda-
dRnoa de New Y
Sci sSuns no diJo no dijo nj insinu6
que ell GobeFnadOr Winthrop Ses inca
pax de atender 4 sus prOpios negocioao
8 sea clos negoCios del pueblo de Puer-
to RicoS ni insiun6 ttmp0co que loE
puertorriqueflog se paFezcan desde nin-
g60 punto de Viataek indios 8 & fiiipi-
nos ,
Sci estAb'eci6 una simple ccmpa-
rAci6n de instituciones polfticRa "
ella mostr6 QUE LOS INTERESES
DE EUNPUEBLOS OSUPERIOR ERA N
ATENDIDOS DE aUN MODO Me
NOS ADEyU ADO DENTRO DEL
ACTUAL, SISTEMA QUE 10 QUE
LO SON LOS DIG PUEBL0S INFE
RIORES.9
els question del derecho de Ioa
pueFtorriauefIo de gobernerse por d
mismOs 90 Sc biscuits en- nuestros co.
msntsrios.D ,
eMr. james 40 lego < su invariabIe
compa nero del csf9. de Is msfana con
la debida atenc On. Si6l dej6 de no
tar que EL eSJND HA ESTADO
Mas ATICA MENTEQ QUE MN
GUNA OTRA PUBLICATION EN-
Ell PATS. PORLOS DRRECHOS Y
BIENESTAR del PUEBLO DE
PUERTO RICO.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
I'D e0IIp p0nSaI del
''SQ0 eniie ODinio
nGSaCGrCa del sta
tus' ) de PiO. Rico.

al editor del SUM- del NueYa,
York, le escribieron ID siguiente carta:
eSefloT: En- su edici6n del "a spare-
Ce an editorial titQlado CNuestra nSu-
fraga isla9. del cual 20 recorto esto:1
eHAWaii, Alatka, Lss Filipinas. Pa-
mama. ell lgual que SaptO Domirg0 y
Cuba. esta1. las grandes las peque-
mas. al cuidado " cargo de slg1n de-
partAment0 q Cfcine de Washington.
Hay alguien quien dirigirse en- CasO
de reclamation, protests s petici6n
eOnCerniente 8 todOs los pafses del
mundO. excepto Puerto Rico.S
G3NO tiene Puerto Rico eli priyiIepio
de apelaF 81 Preaidanta de los EstadOs
Unid0s y de igusl modo & Ia Suprema
C0rte de LOg Estados Unidos9o
GP0fque p0r un ciert0 aCtO del Con-
gresO. cOnOcido pOr Icy Fort ksr, "a
pueblo de Puerto Rico fu6 permitido
g0bernarse 81 mismO, Cuando ciertas
condolences fueran declaradaa existen-
tes. Porque de esa propia declara-
ci6n Equellas condolences viuieFon &
tener fuefzs. Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico
Comenz6 "a gObeTnarse 81 mismO, y
por virtud del mismo derecho, ellos 10
estan hacienda al ,
GNing6n depnrtamento es padre.
tutor 8 guardian de Poerto Rico.2
eHenga Ia bondad de decirme, SpoF
que un departamento seFfa an qua.
dian de Puerto Ricc?2
SLos ApaChes. los O1eidas y Ias
otras ramas de los natives h0mbres
re jos, tienen una icina en- ell DepaF-
tRmentO del Interiors
Sci Moro. 81 TSgalo y 81 Visayo
tienen una Oficina de asuntos insuIores
en- Ell Departments de IL Guerra.
PeTo el puertorrique1o no tiene admi-
nistratlVo asilO dOnde RncIar So nave. ,
GNo es Cierto que Ell pueblo de
Puerto Rico tiene an aailo administers
two en- 80 Dr0pia Caaa9 SQqiere usted
declr poP que Ell opresor 8 el oprimido
en- Puerto Rico pod1fa ser privileQisdo
apelandO 8 oficinas y depsrtamentos
de Washington nj mas nj menos que
10 hRrfa IN ciudadano del Estad0 de
New Y0Ik98
GCono eco al Gobernador de Puerto
Rico y no 90 me ha ocurrido que sea
inCapaz de atender & sus pFopios nego-
clos, es decir, los negocios del pueblo
de Puerto Rico ,
sHe pasado los 6ltimos seis AMOS en-
Puerto Rico (pueblo. 10 Gsegur0, que
es muy distinto & los Morog. TSgalos,
Apnches y Otras ramas de los pieles
Tojas) = estoy c0nVencido de que ellos
tienen derecho 4 gobsFnaFSe por 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
EugoniO N. HOstOs. --BlOgFaffa
blbIOgraHa.

La distinguida fsmiliR Hostos nos
ha obseQuiadoac5n an eien1 II del Ii.
bro eEugenio M. HostOe.- Biogrl ffa
y BlbliOgFaffC. ibro que ha editRdo
en- S1nto DJmiDgoll S0cieaaa de en-
sefisnzR de dicl1a capital
rs an interesAnte YO' 1men que con-
tiene laa offendas & la memoria del
gran antillano.
Dkmoa expresiVas gFaoias. 6Ia fani.
lie HoatOs por ten Yalios0 obseuuio.
Los compatriOtaa que deseen obtaner
elemplaIes del meneionado libro, pue-
den dirigiFse al aefIor EugeniO G. de
H0Stos. en esta capital.
-FafeCe que seFau subRstadOs nus
YAM ante los servicios da csrne, leche
y lef1Sen Ell depArtAmento de correc
clones, por h1bar desechado la junts
de remRts les proposiciones presen-
tRdaa.
So asegura que Mr.. Wilcox ocu.
para e plaza que desempe6a hoy Mr..
Frank Feuille nombrado Attorney.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09

Cuando los padres de fama negan a la edad media su
oguo esperanzas centraizbn desarrolo sco
de las muerctas que ean entrando la edad ideal de la
uventud Puesto que requieren la soicitud paterna
tena hasta la hora que evadas al altar e nter6s
natural de los padres amantes de as rebo-
zando de la hermosura esbeez natural todo cuerpo
robusto.
Els la saud que da graca elasticidad al cuerpo brio
yiveza los oios lustre escura al CUTS despeo
teecto el porvenr de Ia Doncea gran parte
fundac6n los cudados observados duante la 6poca del
desaroo que la nina Sc esta fernando Nujer
periodic tempo la responsabdad de los padres es
grande. Aqui es donde buen tempo las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
julio Cesar G0RzdIez,
Notario p1blico.

He tFaaladado 50 ofcina notarisI &
e ealle de San 9ateto nstns 8 (1EtOs.l
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-06
A CARD OF THANhs.

Mr.. & Mrs. J. W. Stewas. ana family.
desire 10 thank the people Of East stone
Gap aud surrounding country, for Size Kind
ness, sympathy, aid, and loving care,
shown US in our very sad Bereavement,
which occurred in the death Of sar dear
son and brother, Harry.
Such demonstrations Of love sui Nind-
ness We can never forget or ever especttv
repay, oaiy by showing our deep a''d last
ing appreeiai ION Of them And wlen We
remember that those acts were Prppied
hy such pure motives, by Young al OLD,
NC again. from the depth Of onr souls
thank aud admire beyond ~ords oil eS-
pres sion. such people and ssch acts, 4 oar
very great time Of need. MAY God bless land
abundantly crown, tsSs- allof cur irii nds
forever.
an. witb grateful remembrance, You't
j. ". STEWART FASsAr,
E,sr SroNE Gar, y.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-06
SCOTT & BOVINE, '0e Sec rs"; Ss siT'''
GOV. FOLK SPEAKS.

We commend to our readers the follow
ing gems Of sense from Gov. Folks ad-
dress in New York last week.
Governor Joseph ". Folk, Of Missouri
vas tho guest of honor aud the principal /
smoker a. r banquet OF the Missouri So /
cictr at The Wsidorf-Astoris tonight. Al /
tie right OF the Governor AT District A.
torncv Jerome. who also made a brief adj
dress.
Governor Folk spoke In part as follows
.The Missouri idea means the enforce
sacnt Of law. aud that 10 the law be bad
the remedy b. io repeal. not TO ignore %
There b. entirely too little respect for law
100 America. IN every state We tnd
nuilitv f.r nollcs's sake. Such thing
&. anknoon in any other land. Disregard
of one law breeds disrcsrcct for al laws.
fu aliuaiuc some laws TO 60 uucuiofccd We
rcan o. harvest in having all laws broken.
Tie Lac may not hc tn ones liking, but
/ the answcr. 'ltis thciaw. should De
srficfent for the lau abiding Good
men viu observe even bad laws, hut bad
mcr will break even goodiaws. To
should De that an mon, good aud bad, DC
compelled Co Keep ail laws good and bad.
because 10 d. Law
"Hut how carcirss people usually are as
Co whether laws are enforced or not. IAis
'lcfharEy gives rise 90 civic evils. Indeed,
nearly al public wrougs groT ont Of the
indifference OF che people. There are
many hothfiN With patriotic icrvor al
the Thought of going TO War and riskiug
their lives Cor their country. but Who for
ect Co vote ON election DAY. The patriot
|ism of peace is just as necessary as thc
|psfriotism of war. The patriotism of thc
ballot is even more necessary iu tree
country.
~rlcuty of men VIII die Tor their coan'
.trt. hut tac man who will live Tor his ciil
aud statc'cterr dss is the man good gov
b Iornment ncod- There is q constant con
s dici hctaccn evil AND good and evil mus
IHIua,. Doe fought against, else the goo'
sin hc overcome.
..Iuc Government never uceiccis th
- people unless the people hrst neglect Oh
q Government. so Government, city, stat
or nation. was ever better than the pcoul
made it or rorsc than ihes suffered BE-
become. The people arc The ultimal
source oi government power. They az
BE- tac state. aud thc public iiie Of uatio
is hnt reelection of Be- private liic. too
Icitiaens make good Laws. hut $50 law ca
% make good citizens. When thc rcorl
cioe iax in the discharEing ot theif civil
,- obligations thc Government grows co
. ranf Ilc greatest aud ertycsi DANCE
ahI.H he-Dt a ilee nation procc,i uoi io
't without. hpt fiotn Vithin.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-06
DR.. Alderman Has More to
Say.

From the New York Tribune.
President Alderman Of the University OF
Virginia has been STAYING for few days
az the Hotel Wolcoit Il an much pleas
ed, said Dr. Alderman, with the evident
spirit Of fairness that mafkssthe sllus ion
Of the Tribune TO what actually did say
at the December dinner OF the Southern
society upon the need and not the absenes
Of present day leadership in She south.
ana both a sootherner and an American,
With the same pride IN being both at one
aud the same time as one may properly
entertain who is both New Englsnder
and an American. could not, therefore,
approach the discussion Of any question
Ia vhirh the interest Of the south is in
yolsed in anythiag but a sympathetic
spirit. IL is already apparent that IL may
DC nnfair 20 make a four-line except from
she 40 minute address the basis Cor violent
criticisni Speaking on educational mat
ters. Dc. Alderman said: She sonth
Is making amazing progress in every field
Of educational endeasor, aud is now sqaas
civ meeting every obstacle that eorfronts
that section. determined 20 establish on a
hcoa5 aud solid foundation every grede
~ educational opportunity fer her you III.
from tie primary school to the university
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-04-06
THE TENN ES-
SEE GOVERNOR

GA ever, hand we read good things OF
* Governor Frazier, nov Senator, and OF
toe iueonias Gov, john ! Cox The fol-
iosiag is from the Chattanooga News,
Itisa fact that Senator john Cox.
nho is O. succeed Governor Frazier, is
practical poiiiiciau-so is Governor Fra
1icr, a. was Thomas jefferson, so was Alb
rAh4m Lincoln, so l. Theodore Rooeessit.
Certsialy ohcn ve say that Senator Cox
H. a practical politician u does act fOlioS
that he is dangerous OF corrapt. Senator
Cox hss ripe experience IN State leSisia-
ton Probably no man iu Tennessee has
clearer understanding Of The laws that
have been placed on the ststoles within
the past ten Years than Senator Cox lie
participated in sheir making and drafted
many Of the more important ones dealing
With assessments aud revenues. He has
al iutimais acquaintance With the ma
chinefg Of al the departments OF the State
rovelnmeui--his knowledge Of them eK-
feadins Though several years OF active
work among them. His reSosd a. a lcsis-
iator is Absolutely vithont faint OF biem-
ish. We belray 80 confidence in qaoting
here a remark made pahlicly a. Nashville
hotel last uight by judge John X. shields
Discussing SeuStor Cox, ledge Shields
said. IA bis critics sill search tis record
tkey wjil fad that he has killed ten job,
fnf everyone that has been charged a
ihim lie has 10 NY kno~iedge oppeses
ana defeated a gseat deal Of iegislaiios
that Il enacted nugid have been hustfnl'
Tl.s T. an sstluatc from one Of IN.
hest iniofmed tarn in Tsnnessee }ndg'
Shields has knoen senator Cox long ans
sntim4iely snd be predicts wiib ccndd<ns
ltbat Sc sia make soyal. able and Fsibs
/. sakinx t.os>fnor. ottsr mcn Of eens
pr9mineucs aed siandihs IN 7<nness<
uaiss ~ fhi< estimate Of oar ncxt Govern
rst -chaissneo<< Moss.
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Wr an GLAD 70 note that rs gov-
srua<os . pSsciss she e.p<ared s'os-
fsaSsass b.ssls faf~ ia the hsad~ Of
their original owncsn. Il should
have been done long ego Whatever
truth Was fought for vii survive il
vas not on on one side. Let all thss
osFends be brushed aside and al join
in q struggle with. not against each
other: struggle to uip from Nature
all that we need to make life worth
the living.