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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

FOR SALE-By owner, handsome investment |
in two-faiaily apartments In Northeast. rent |
ing for IS 20 per month"; price $4,000; trust |
g. 500 at > per cent Address BOX 2i1. this |
office It
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WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, 4IS-4 422
10th 81. nv. Phone Main 4Z2s. ia21-30t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED--Women and men to work
Monday big pay. Apply AMERICAN HOME
SEEKERS ASSOCIATION, 419 10th ST NV,
basement It
WANTED-Colored boy and girl cakewaIkers
not over 10; desirable engagement For sale
2G-foot round top, with 16-foet middle bale
rings, poles, ropes, complete; also two smaller
tents, will trade for larger one; also
1Sx25 banner. FLAT "a, Penhurst, 48 II 81.
ne. fe5-3t
LADIES OR MEN TO handle our big seller:
refined goods; every home will buy; good
profits: easy sales; no competition: come see
the goods; viii do part to make big
money for you. 1907 F st. NV, store: cali
between 4 and G. fe4-2t
AGENTS AND CANVAssERs, both sexes;
So to 50 q day guaranteed. LOUIS & WEST
1916 7th st. feast
WANTED-Pupils to learn stenography in
$50 hours. money refunded. Send for book
let; day and evening sessions. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 315-31s Colorado Build
ing feI-s0t
WANTED-Young man or lady, Ig 10 a. to
learn shorthand, to take good situation
to be vacated. Address STENOGRAPHER.
this Office fe1-6t
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FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished apart
ment at The Sherman. Inquire APART
MENT sos, The Cecil. 1t
SO 18th ST N E.-Five rooms and bath;
modern plumbing; back porch and yard.
Rent, 81.
BARNARD & MARX,
THE Oval Sign" l4l2 St. y. w.
ja27-tf
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First Glass Barber Shop
..Fron Oven to Table. .

You'll get the best and most whole
some bread and the cleanest bread
when you order Holmes genuine home
made Milk Bread. Delivered prompt
". sc loaf. Delicious homemade pies
-favorite kinds-20c. Holmes Bakery.
LIST and E SITS. Phones Z. 144O x 1441.
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EDWARD F. ALBERT, ID st. & Pa. ave. Sc.
A II. DANIELS, cor. 14th and T SITS NV.
L. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 9TH st. Rhode
Island ave. and R St
CHAS- C. HORNUNG. Christian Pharmacy,
sw. cor 7th and NJ SITS.
W. ARMSTRONG. corner Tt'l and II sts.
CHAS- H. BLUMER, \. Cap. and r SITS.
r. A. VETTCH goth and NJ SITS. W
". D. BRACE, cor. Both and NJ SITS NV.
QuIGLEY-S PHARMACY, 21st and G SITS. NV
ODONNELL DRUG CO., cor. Sth and SITS
DODGE & CO. corner 18th and L SITS NV.
H T. BUTTS, cor 4th and Mass. ave. NV.
L. T. TAYLOE1, corner 9Th and P SITS. NV.
n. S. FEALY. NV. cor. 18th st. & Pa. ave. Sc.
j. D. COBLENTZ, cor. Fla. ave. & n. Cap. St
EUGENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
CHAS. B. CAMPBELL, cor I'd and z SITS. ne.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS, cor. 18th & 3 SITS. sw.
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FOR RENT-FURNEsEED ROOMS.

FOB. RENT-Nicely furnished and well kept
rooms: moderate rent 2209 18th St NV
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WANTED-AGENTS.

DUSTLESS SWEEPING-We want house
toulouse canvassers TO sell our dustless
pet and floor BRUSH easily demonstrat ted;
quick seller; highest merit; competition.
liberal terms; awarded geld medal at Worlds
Fair. Address MILWAUKEE, DUSTLESS
BRUSH CO, Milwaukee. Wis. It
AGENTS-We manufacture eighty fast sell
ers; cannot be obtained elsewhere; samples
free TO hustIers. PEASE M Z" c. CO, Buffalo,
n. Y. fe3, Il
AGENTS MAKE So to SO a day fitting
glasses; big profits; our 24-page free eye book
tells how: write today JACkSONIAN or
TICAL COLLEGE, College Place, Jackson,
Mich. deI3- Su-24t
AGENTS-We manufacture eighty fast sell
ers: cannot be obtained selewhere; samples
free to hustlers. PEASE MANUFACTURING
CO, Buffalo, N Y. jas. fe5
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Two-story brick stable, rear OF
IS NJ ST NV: one stall: So. fe4-3t
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wANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-Building lot in BlooIningdaIss
from owner; cash; must be bargain: incloss
plat, price per foot. Address NOoKEY.
this office. fs2-st
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FOR RENT-cOTTAGES.
FOR SALE-SURURBAN.

FOR SALE-Best. constructed house in River
dale; seven rooms; bath; near railroad; news
500 cash; balance $50 q month MRS.
SHIELDS, sI4 18th st. NV. fest
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one-Burner Star Oil Heater, go Cents

Two-burner Star Oil Heater 81 20
Three-burner Star Oil Heater. 81 so
a. EBERLY'S SONS, 719 eth st. NV.
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ANAC0STIA

BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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wANTED-sroRE AND DWELLING

WANTED-Smaf store with rooms over or
connected, or house with room suitable for
business. on street where electric power may
be had; central Northwest, business section
preferred Address at once LOUIS ORAIE.
General Delivery, City Z. o. fe2-4t
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FOUND.

FREE 10. of Fancy Cakes with Gael
ga lion OF ice cream, 7ec and SOC per gallon
IACEY'S. GOT New York ave. ia2-tf
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FOR RENT-STORES.

SHOW WINDOW and part Of store fer rent.
237 Pennsylvania ave. NV. 9e4-3t
FINE CORNER. facing park. on wide ave
nue.; just the place for druggist; rent cheap
See owner. 401 st. ne fei-6t
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-15
Tahnr 4mtnttH <1t1
@mn1att TrfpAnmt
BY JOHN F. SHEEHAN,
Representative in Massachusetts. legislature.

years there has apparently been attempt theub
mind from the consideration the achievement trades
by raising the cry that the aorer, through vountar,
associations sacrificing his individual freedom ini
tive n
Woringmen know BETTER They know that union con
dlons spell freedom and conditions accompany
The object lesson large explained away by
always had freedom half starve mbe the
boss be urstng factors under shop tyranny sacrifice life
limb dangerous empoments work long hours unhealthy
oundngs They do this places they are u
organized.
Many of them have got enough of this kind of liberty the
product of their thought of their brain power of their
necessity they have laid hold of the principle of collective bargaining
mutual protection of organized They have
unenta their relationship with each other order that
advantages might be secured for all
By virtue of the trade they get money spend This
frees them from of the bonds imposed by scanty wages They
leisure This leaves them free cultivate their intellectual
and social faculties They have secured safeguards against accident
death while employed This has them liberty live longer
through the entire achievement of the trade
fhe entire social based the Of the ndvd
ual liberty of the citizen in security protection stability
be assured Industrial development represented by the
caions OF capital has been along the lines This wonderful
cit1d the abore destroy his liberty far fetched
pare of its strident advocates.
Liberty is good thing. impossible to have much of
provided doesn't infringe liberty
alarmed about The liberty of labor while labor being trodde
by other interests Now itself seeking protect
aggressions and gets advice enough
cyclopedia. - II !. : -
Don't worry about u.s. gentlemen we may possess the
vantage of university training the industrial field know
hawk from handsaw," and real liberty AZ &TZ
from the moonbean brand %5* =.
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country ncte national happens that greater
the Of people who been brought regard
the government under which they live enemy thing be fought
institution struggle against They realize the difference
between liberty and license.
You mix oil and You make Latin nation
Anglo Saxon nat1on and that why danger and trouble and
the for high craftsmanship the conduct of the United States
the immediate future.
1t we'll known that have bitterly opposed annexation
Philippines Hawaii and Porto Rico any righnk
American could do else than oppose it, This government this
on founded protest the colonial and
go establishing colonies of If anything antag
onistc the founding of the than the
tonal events cannot conceive it.
Would advise the selling the Philippine islands the Japan
1t would be the simple way complex difficulty
strongly inclined believe that will either have sell them
them when The Japanese nation amaga
with the people Of the Philippines will aalgamae them much
readily than Americans possibly could Neither
the child living will live the time when the natives
of the Philippines will be Americans the that Washington
thought of when he stood sponsor to this country
Do not think that to position world power the
should be strengthened and the increased cannot
ceive why should have army ALL except skeleton OF
should have abundance of trained officers of
emergency An idle military absolutely antagonstic
the principles of the country. We don't need soldiers here All
want citizens.
AS for the believe that should have
efficient and think have 1t big enough do not
believe that should build wahps Spend money
6cations instead.
We cannot play the hermit nations We nation
live like Robinson Cusoe his island We and
great life of the world and take part therein
follow that do everything which ambitious schemes may
suggest may be we'll adhere policy past except
matter of feeling sentiment but question of practical cons
of actual conditions It requires the Judgment of
those who by their tud for intelligent appe
citation and determination of these questions.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-15

IdE MOIHER' CHURCH IN BOSTON
spires and towers which quite generally
prevail in church buildings of other de-
nominations; others have departed rad
ically from these, and have adopted the
Grecian style, as if intent upon getting
as far away from the ordinary custom as
possible in order to make the outward
appearance of the structure as new as
the religion to be taught therein"
Another writer says: in regard to the
churches illustrating the strength of the
movement: "Such an achievement as
Mrs. Eddy's-the founding of great re-
ligious movement by woman-is fact
historically almost without precedent.
1t proves her qualifications as born
leader of advancing thought The move
ment of which she is the origin and head
is certainly one of the most noteworthy
and interesting movements in New
England or in America at the present
time, and her life and personality COM
mand attention"
ELLEN THATER
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-15

At the recent annual business meet
ing of the mother church of Chris
tian Scientists in Boston, reports were
made concerning increase in numbers.
The membership in 1898, when the first
annual meeting was held, was 1872; it
is now 34,063. The 625 branches
throughout the world have 1926 men,
bers, making the total 1920.
This new religion" was discovered"
IN 1866 by Mrs. Mary Bajer Glover, a
rrail New England woman, whose restor-
alton that year from invalidism was
looked upon as remarkable. In 1875
appeared the book Science and
Health, with Key to the Scriptures. ="
In 1876 the Christian Scientist associa-
ton was formed, and three years later
there came into existence mind
teaching church without creeds, called
the Church of Christ" In 1877 Mrs.
Glover married DR.. Eddy, whose name
she was to make so widely known. Mrs.
Eddy was ordained to the ministry in
1881, two years after the Church Of
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-15

Oscar H., Of Sweden is one of the
ablest, most distinguished monarchs of
the day, but cannot boast of descent
from long line Of rulers. In fact it is
out the third generation of Bernadottes
that now occupies the throne.
Oscar is the fourth of the house, how
ever, that has reigned, succeeding his
brother, who died childless.
Thus runs the line: First, Charles
XIV; then his son, Oscar l.; he was
succeeded by his son, Charles XIV; next
Oscar II. became king.
Long lines of kings are apt to result
In weaklings, unable to guide the ship
Of state, intellectually and physically
unfit for their responsible positions.
The House of Bernadotte has occasion to
take pride in it's record as yet made.
Mr.. Chamberlain, writing in the Chi
cago Record Herald, thus presents the
story of the Bernadottes:
OF the reigning families of Europe
none has added more to the luster Of
kingly honor than that to which belongs
the present monarch of Sweden. From
the time of it's founding by the distin-
guished marshal of France, the prince
of Ponte-Corvo, whose title came
through the empiric power of the great
Napoleon, the house of Bernadotte has
been one which has ever commanded
the highest respect and admiration.
6pringing as it did from the loins of old
fighting stock, it has comprehended al
most all that makes for greatness in the
view of the world. It is family of sail
ors, able seamen, who from boyhood
we're familiar with ships in all their de-
tails; navigators, who, beginning with
the boxing of compass, acquired a
knowledge of every trick and turn of
wind and wave; soldiers, taking natural
ly to bivouac and battlefield and know
ing of experience the ranks and grades
of fighting men, from the private in the
squad to the commander in chief pos
sessed of the baton of field marshal.
In the arts and sciences its members
have given to the world artists, whose
handiwork has been of a superior order
of merit and whose paintings and mod
elings adorn public galleries and private
collections; singers, whose rare voices
have successfully competed with the
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-15
Find Coal-Black Rat.

"A coal-black rat was caught in a
trap at a police station at Portland,
Ore, the other morning. The rat was
unusually large in size and it's skin
was very soft, like velvet The animal
was drowned along with several other
rats which were caught in the same
trap. Many people saw the animal and
they all said that never before had
they seen a black rat 1t attracted a
great deal of attention, even among
the prisoners, in whose apartments It
was caught
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-15

splendid native vocalism of the land
which has born Nilsson, Arnoldson and
Lind; composers, who have created love
songs of sweetness; anthems grand and
religious, and military measures of in
spring melody; poets, whose verse
would be an inspiration to any litera-
ture; novelists, essayists and orators
of force, power and quality; protectors
OF things artistic and friends who have
not only appreciated artists, but have
reached out to them hands of helpful
fellowship; fine statesmen, whose I'M
usual poise, acumen and courage has
been heralded throughout the earth, and
better, perhaps, than anything in the
long neutrality-suspicious. always. -
Men of courage as well as men of cul-
ture and character have been members
Of this house. We are reminded of the
words "Too proud to care whence I
came" when we read the address Of
the founder to the people at the time
he was crowned king of Sweden.
when l came among you brought
nothing beyond my sword and my. &C.
tons as my title and guarantees. M
could have brought you successinnsof
ancestors from Charles Martel down down
ward, should have valued the dist;ne-
ton for your sakes only. For my part
/ am satisfied with the remembrance of
the services haYe performed, and with
the glory which has exalted me. NV
claims in other respects rest on nv
adoption by the king, and on the unani-
nous choice of a free people. On these
found my rightful pretensions; and so
long as honor and justice are este emed
on. earth my rights will be acco lnted
more legitimate, more sacred, than if +
were descended from Odin. History in
forms US that no prince ever mounted
a foreign throne but by election or by
consent. l have not opened my way to
the Swedish throne by the latter; 1 have
been invited to it by the former; and
this is my best, my proudest claim.
Bernadotte was French born. son Of a
not over-successful lawyer. It was In
tended the son (Jean Baptiste Jules)
should follow the fathers profession.
but he showed strong inclination for
military life and enlisted as private
in the royal marines Of France. He be-
gan his career at q fortunate time for
man with ambitions, for It was at the
period when family" meant least IN
France, ability had It's chance. The
ssvolutiau had turned classes upside
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-15
km3 OF SMedensI 3oes.N Not.
Come OF Ancient E Inc
Fourth OF the hapoleon's
4 Founder ]. Desc endants Of Marked Ability :
Strong CHARACTER. :. =

down; the talents of the enlisted pri-
vate were recognized and ere long he
was advanced to high positions.
Before we speak of the miracle that
placed a French lad of humble origin on
the throne Of foreign country, let us
review briefly his previous career. He
served nine years in his profession with
out attracting particular attention, but
at the end>of that period his rise was
rapid. He became colonel, general of
brigade, then general Of division and
French minister of war. It was in the
campaign of the Rhine and the italian
campaign his~military prowess won
special recognition; but of this one OF
his soldiers Napoleon never had any
great fondness. Bernadotte was above
fattery and above intimidation, and
had to be handled with diplomacy.
When Napoleon overthrow the directory
and had himself made First Consul.
Bernadotte would have been glad to
defend the directory had he been backed
up with strong stroops. But the troops
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OSCAR II.

were lacking and the imperator's power
grew apace. Bernadotte said of Ma
poleon after his first meeting with tho
Corsican: II have seen a man 26 or II
years old who wishes to be thought so;
this does not augur we'll for the repub-
lic."
Napoleon's Judgment of Bernadotte
also was discerning: 'He has French
head and Roman heart. He has iron
blood in his VEINS" Napoleon had to
reward this dangerous man, however,
and try to placade him. lie made him
a mashal of France. After Austerlitz
Bernadotte was more than ever a hero
with the people, and there must be added
show of imperial favor; Napoleon pre-
sented him with the principally of
Ponte-Corvo. And presently Berna-
dotte was offered still higher post.
The man with the French head
Roman heart became Swedish ~ . .
And why and how? When his strange
opportunity came, Sweden was in sore
perplexity. Her king was old and weak,
she had but recently acquired Norway,
was little afraid of Denmark and Rus
STA. The thought came that it might
win the favor Of the great Napoleon II
there were asked to be ruler of Sweden
one of his field marshals, namely the
prince Of Ponte-Corvo. The prince was
connected by marriage with Napoleon,
his wife a sister of Joseph Bonaparte,
Napoleon's oldest brother. So the
Swedes argued Bernadotte surely is in
high favor with Napoleon, we will ask
him to our throne.
1t is very probable that Bernadotte
never at all enjoyed the favor of Bona
parte, but the emperor did nothing to
interfere when the Swedes made the
astonishing proposition to name him
their crown prince and carried out the
astonishing proposition. The famous
general was adopted. by the childless
king, and at the death of the latter
(1818) assembled the throne of Sweden
and Norway. He enjoyed long reizn.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-15

In my judgment, the
sum total of individual
liberty among wage
earners has been mater
tally increased by means
of the organization of la
Dor.
During the past few
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Da11pfra mhtth Menate thf
14httfn &tatfa <ta 4 Nut{ntt
BY JUSTICE. DAVID j. BREWER
United States Supreme Court.

There are many grave questions that we Amer
leans, rather our descendants face They are
coming to with an overwhelming force at present
They are tremendous immigration and the spirit
of conquest, which means annexation and colonial
ton. Probably very few thinking Americans realize
the great responsibility that the nation in
allowing million immigrants year to come into the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-05
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Beavers In the first game and OF Benson
in the second. and the playing of Dilrell At
third case and OF Carr In right field.
In the first game the batteries were: For
Leesburg. Beavers and Amber. FOR Rock
vile. Benson and Dawson.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Leesburg .........00 Olol O0ol-3 8
Rockville ..........O o o q Ool 1907 :
Beavers struck out IL; Benson. q.
In the second game the batteries were:
For Lessburg. Beavers. Alexander ana AM
bier; for Rockville. Benson and Dawson.
Score by innings: R.H T..
Leesburg .....o ooO0o0-0
Rockville ...........O 2 90 0o-S 10 I
Struck out-By Beavers. 3: by Alexander,
3: by Benson. 10. HIts-OT Beavers, In
three innings. off Alexander. In seven In
nings.
The Racing. Association of Loudoun coun-
ty has its third annual meeting near Leees-
burg scheduled for Wednesday. The en-
tries for the first days program are as fol-
lows:
Running one half mile dash: purse SIS Major
Down Is: W: Flaggl, Gunton Chesnut NM, Graz
Desio and Skyrunner H.. 4. Hickman, Pat Dunn
phrey Wade Goodwin Thad and Carrie Iweis
uiedmont Stock Farm. Fish Hook IN. T. Cum
mingsl; iridescent and vibrator IF. A. Holsl.
Star CJno povel Eirelock and Molie tShumate,.
s1 Running. thrS.-quarters Of mile dash; purse.
runner and Deso. l.. Danzadon, Freock. Vibratar.
Irdescent. Demonco OWN. Yates, Dixie wells
HrOS.l.
Running. one half mile: purse, sSD-BedeIia ~.
Myers: advance q. RUSSELL. Maple Leaf Cstone.
acre FARM, Southwest O.. e. Safer, Stonewau
IS A. Bucknerl. Japsnee and Molly.
Trotting and pacing. 10 class: purse. sioO--
Harry tr. Shugruel Prince 4. CA Htlleary,.
Dr. Bell IL. A. Cnrbinj. Pee Wee wv. r. Fowler,.
Trotting and pacing. $50 class purse, sT5-
Miss Gray Harry s. Palmer, Dr. Rel IL. c,
CorbInl, Whip Is. W Flaggt. Royal Geo. c. HI.
leary). Bowery Boy Wade Goodwin, Nellie NJ.
JAS. Morrow. Patcher CW. f. Castle).
Hurdle race; purse. Sl00-IIsrry Golden. Cheval
Dor tB. y. Merchant), Crusader Or Breseel,
Molly Maple Leaf, Gray John Happy Days Col
Rogers and Southwest iStoneacra EsrmA