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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
Presidential Nominations.

Washington, December20-The pres
dent today IN to the senate the fol-
lowing nominations.
Postmasters-Georgia: c. II. Dyer.
Adairsville; Tennessee: II. o. Lee.
Newport; S L. Harker, Sparta.
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ASER|OUS PROBLEM
Presents itself to the Demo-
cratic Party.
AN IssUEFOR THE CAMPAIGN
Prominent Democrats Favor Cen.
taIization of Power.

The Issue WhichFir>t Divided Poo
pie or the United State into Two
Parties-Its Adoption by Democrats
Another Case OF History Repeating
ItSelf--fsecrnt Speech Of Secretary
Root a Pointer OF Which Democrats
Should Fake Advantage.
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. Few DAYS Teeth
So Gold Crown and BridgeWork s. %. FILE
tngst Doc All consultations and extracting
absolutely free. ARMY AND navy DEN
TAI fAkLORS, COR 5TH AND + SITS
NV Entrance. go b 81. Phone Main 4324-AI
Je29-S1t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting.
40 palm look, Ieels act and last longer than
natural teetns shrunkeu faces made normal:
painless nluug- DIR. j. J.. WILSON 1913 i
eI. ma. ie27-sJt
FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICEs-set
OF teeth, }3 up, gold crowns. S. Up: gold
Killings, 81 up silver filings zoe, work
guaranteed no pain. DIX GEO /. ED
MONDS. SO r 81. uw. jee7-2Jt
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Help Wanted
Male and Female,

WANTED-Stenographe and typeWTiteTs TO
register with US. Employment Department.
llth ST. JyIs-3t1
STENOGRAPHERS and Oliver operators
wanted 20 ME applications Tor positions ia the
Employ yment Department OF THE OLIVER
TYPEWRITER COMPANY, S2s + 81. nv. II
WANTED-Canvassers. male or female. sal
airy or commission. WASHINGTON ART
co, eos 7th 81 W. Jylg-eod-7t
WANTED-Eou can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand IN Is hours. attain a speed Of
% 70 100 words in 100 hours. and We viii pro-
cure position Tor you. We teach also Pit
man, Graham, Gregg, anc Barnes systems.
typewrtting. and Spanish. SrENOGHAPHIg
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone 81.
1872 iy5-31t
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h0ney 10 Loan.

n this warehouse al rate OF per cent per
annum. FIDELITY STORAGE CO.. l42o U
N ies-tf
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Wanted-ROOms

va. " Az lei by august J. by a gentleman,
Heat. si. cool furnished roOms best OF references.
AdaTess BOX ls3. Times Office. tyf7-St
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Wall Paper.

VIZ. Y. MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger; reliable, prompt. cheap: legal guar
antee covers al our work. Send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store Goa
Pennsy lVaula ave Sc telephone East III +
or following agencies: De Maine 4 Co. S207
NJ 81. nw.i Edlavitch's store Bowie Nd
10 Monroe st., Anacostia; FoWler's store
Congress Heights; 607 New York tre. NV;
1880 Z 81. Sc; Conaway's store, Laurel. Md
Beach. Va; Rogers and Farden, Hyattsville
Nd. Shaw's store Twining City. New
agency. just established. Lloyds store Sea
brooke, Md iyl3-7t
LOW EST PRICES: finest work: painting and
paperhangiug. J, II. BECKWITH. 500 F st.
ne Jyl3-7t
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with board 'si iOoli.si
nv. -S- @~s- 4gtH 81
~ g ST NW.-TwO airy frolt rooms second
.,9ol- TN DoaIai suitable for two. jyl7-3t
NSIGEl1 furnished rooms, with board. IT7o
- = ~ = Q. e, jyI7-3t
IVooals- Excellent home cooking. $40 Der
month for two. 1928 II St f,-Ie
NEOhGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 15th and
EeW York ave, overlooking White House
ElISt-class family hotel. double rooms gg5
Up single rooms. SO per month. good board:
uansients. 81 per day and up. fvls-f5t
I4Atl1E ana small rooms, with board: sum
mer rates so X 81. NV t,-14-sr
TWO large furnished, communicating rooms
suitable for four gentlemen; good table board.
terms reasonable. Apply 10Zl 9Th 81 NV
Telephone Main 5876-E fyfs-et
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LOCAL MENTION.

One-half Price Sale-Bathing and Boat
ing suits, 81 and $3.50, worth double; fancy
half-hose. 25c and Soc, worth double. JOS
eph AucrbaCh, 6Z5 Pa ave.
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The Fresh Fruit Is Used to Make
BeisingeT's Strawberry and Peach Ice
Cream. only $l0O gal, soc lz-gal. Orders
Tor earlier o. an o'clock delivery sun
day must Je In bv I0.3O p. m. Saturday.
80 q ST. Phone NJ. 2l6I.
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WANTED-Whlte waitress. colored iaun-
dresses cleaners, mattresses, chanlbernaids
cooks (city and away. 1Oll New York ave.
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Found.
Storage.

100 DRY AND CLEAN, separate storage
rooms. Packing, moving, and shipping a
speciality. PEOPLES STORAGE AND EX-
PRESS CO. c. Z. CLIFFORD & co. Pro-
priet0rs. l540 7th 81. NV. Phone n. $50 II.
jezS-50t
WHY PAY MORE7 We store for 75c load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. lls-429-s21
10th st nv Phone Main 40 myl-s9g
FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
142o You Street.
rugs cleaned by compressed air on
pr-rnis g, stored in Moth-proOf room.
Silver vault for valuables. Household
furniture in separate rooms. AutomO-
biIes. Carriages, etc.
Packing, Draying, and Shipping.
LET OUR ESTIMATOR CALL
fels-tf
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days The most refreshing. delicious light
beer. AT bars Abner-DTury Brew. 60.
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Without ..Royal Pilsen1 e.

sl.5O Negligee Shirts. sec. Joseph Auer-
bach, 6l3 Pa ave.
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms.

sSl MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NW.-NewIy ua-
PIIed. Pp-.l'e.d. talse front and other rooms. modern
'-h' ~4osels. JyI8-Sr
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For Sale-BiCyCIeS.

FOR SALE-Bicycle; Irvlngton make Hart
ford tires; very reasonable. Apply at Il13 n
st. NV. jyIs-st
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Help Wanted-Nale.

NJ NIED-Ofice boy. between age Of Is and
~ Apply y-lJ am. OTIS ELEVATOR
COMPAN4, Corcoran building. II
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Wanted-ROOms @ Board.

MANIED-By young man. room and board
IN refined private family, $50; Northwest ura-
ierred. Address BOX 195. Times office.
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The Best Disinfectanr

&L5o Hats at zoe. Joseph Auerbach, 6z3
Pa. ave.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


5OLDENBEhG .. an ana b SIS. nW.
8. kANA, Sons g. CO., sJh ana Market space.
ERWIN y CIGAR SAOttE. l4th and Fla. ave
ERNlNS 3 CIGAR STORE -5l@ l4th -. NV.
". ~. McNULLA. Cigar store liLh and 4 NV.
ROBERT T. PErZOLD. The Harvard PhaF-
macy. uth and Harvard SIS. nv.
". A DARLING, cor, l4Ih ana I sts NV.
J.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. lth ST. Rhode
Island ave. and u ST. NV.
CHAS. Z. HORNUNG, ChTistlaai Pharmacy.
kw. cor. 7Jh and ~ sts. NV.
DOM s SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol 81
Il. a. VEITCH. zOth and III is NV.
". 10, BRACE, cor. SOth ana n cts, nv.
QUIGLEI'S 5 PHARMACY. Zlst and q sts
GILLETTE & CO. I4lh and l. ses. nv.
S. n WAGNER * CO., LIST ard II sts. NV.
ii. 7. BUTTS cor sth and Mass. ave. NV.
i 4. TAKLOE. cor. 9th ana SIS. NV.
EUGENE II. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave NV
NORTHEAST.
CoHAs; Il bLUMElt. n cap ant 9 sts. ne.
AcSHESNE4 = JOACHIM. cor. "a and Z sts.
"
SOUTHEAST.
4. (. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts
ODONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and q sts. SO.
II. ;. FEAL4, Nv. cor nth and Pa ave. zs.
"
SOUTHWEST.
:. HUGO EIsENBEISS. 1th and sts. sw.
ANACosTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
senersOn sts.
EROOKLAND, d. c
ARTHUR Ii. r. LUERSsEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
X. l. CARNE 3 CO. IO3 King 81
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Large, Juicy Peaches Are Used

IN making our peach ice cream. Rosen-
Ield S. ol2 II 81. ne. Phone East l0J9.
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Help Wanted-Female.


WANTED White waitress. colored laun-
dresses, cleaners, Mattresses. chanlbermaids.
cooks (city and away. 101l New York ave.
II
wANrED-white pantry girl. white and col
Ored Chambermaids. today. FISHER s
AGENCY, 4l9 10th ST. nv, II
WANTED-A oolored girl as chambermaid
and waitress, and 20 make herself useful
around the house: reference: go home at
VANTED-A oolored girl TO do general house
work. i2gS ~ st. sw. IT
WANTED-A colored girl for light house
work. must have some knowledge OF cook
ing. 1871 Corcoran 81. NV 1yiS-2t
WANTED-Colored woman to cook ana do
general housework: bring reference. 1909 Q st.
NV. jyIs-2t
wANTED-Neat eoIored girl as waitress,
1919 9TH ST. NV. II
wANTED-Good girl for general houseworA.
Apply 81. NV. 1yis-st
wANTED-Nurse and cook at ss5 st. ne
WANTED-Ex Experienced bookkeeper and stem
ogTapher in wholesale liquor businessi must
nave good reference. Address BOX aa. Times
office. jy1s-3r
WANTED-Youn lady typewriter to address
circulars and envelopes. Apply at once. BY
RON S. ADAMS. 5l2 ilth ST. NV. II
wANTED-Young woman as waitress 'and
help in store, al HALLS. 1873 North Capitoi
81, 1ylS-zt
WANTED-Two experienced Mattresses. at
once. YATES GAZE. S1S l2th 81 NV lyls-5t
WANTED-Reliable woman to cook and do
general housework. 12s d 81. nv. II
YANTED-Three experienced arm mattresses.
GO Pennsylvania ave. nv. Jyls-at
WANTED-Fiyo women oanvassers, Thurs
day morning. ROOM 81. Lehman building.
II
WANTED-Lady bookzeeper. Address IN own
handwriting, stating salary and experience.
SAKs s. co. jyll-5t
wANTED-Neat girl FOR general housework.
III 9th st. Sc. jyl7-2t
WANTED-Femals cook Apply Mrs.
BOUCHER, Hoy's Hotel, 9Th and Louisiana
ave. jyl7-St
WANTED-CoIored gil for houseWork 1924
New York ave. NV. JylI-St
WANTED-Good. reliable woman for general
housework, call 50 ! st, NV, Jy17-zt
WANTED-GirI. nTteen or sixteen, 20 assist
with housework. Apply s3l New York ave.
NV. jyl7-2t
WASTED-Half-gro grown girl 10 take care Of
two children. CSC h St ne. Jyll-st
wANTED-GirI to nurse. must stay nights.
Apply 1880 18th 1yi7-9t
WANTED-A colored house maid and wait
Tesss good reference. Gail Wednesday be-
tween 8 and II. z221 KalOTama ave. NV.
lyit-~t
WANTED-YounK saleslady with some ex-
perienCe in a ladies furnishing and fancy
store. Apply at COS 9Th st. nv. Jyl7-zJ
wANTED-Girl in confectionery. zoos ilth
ST. 1yl6-3t
WANTED-Gi-l 10 do general housework:
small family 20 stay nights. 5l6 e ST. Sc.
jyl6-St
WANTED-Reliable colored woman 70 DO
general housewoFk, 80 North CaDitoI 81.
lyl6-1t
WANTED-Two .- experienced mattresses.
white no sunday work. c5me at once. lTG7
F-nnsylvania ave. nv. 6ENNELWORTH
CAFE. tvIs-gt
WANTED - Waitress; experienced: short
hours. linen furnished s. go sth st. jyls-3t
ANY intelligent person may earn $40 10 $50
monthly az home IN spes- time corresponding
for newspapers no cslyassings experience
unnecessary send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. LockpoTt. ~. /. myIE -5Ot
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JifeIlse.nents Nlu 3s -.ccepte1 at sny OF
the following branch OIuces at regular otiics
rates. " IL is incUsVeuicnt 10 leave aaver-
Ilsements either a branch ONCE or Ihs
Times Business once, they may Do tele-
phoncd direct 20 The Times Main 526J). and
= messenger viii call 10 collect without ad-
eitional charge 20 the advertiser.
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For SaIe-AutOmObileS.

81. 900 RAMBLER RUNABoUT. In good or
&asi aaW ttEaE; GsS0 50 = -. "a IlS-st
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BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
senersOn sts
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ANACOsTIA

SOUTHWEST.
=. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th ana sts, sw.
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For Rent-Halls.

FOR PFNT-Fourth floor, s0s-9l0 Pennsyl-
Vania ave NV. 80
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER 6l2 18th 81 NV
Ap25-tf
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Wanted-SaleSmen.

WANTED-Energetic man for outside work
with established frns salary and commission
state age and experience. Address BOX Us.
Times Office. jyI7-3t
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Colonial Beach.

THE CENTRAL-Home comforts; fine table:
moderate rates; artesian water one block
from beach MRS. J. EMMER- Jyl5-t
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is the one that kills germs, arrests de-
cay. purLnes The atmosphere and pre-
vents disease. kretOi does all this, and
it's not dangerous 10 handle. All drug
sists, or at % No. Capitol street
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EROOKLAND, d. c
ARTHUR II. r. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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4. <. POWELL. ith and East Capitol sts
ODONNEL-L DRUG CO.. Sth and q sts. 80.
H. 5. FEALY, NV. cor. nth and Pa. ave. Sc
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WanGed-BicycleS.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycla
in Washington. us Pa ave. NV. Jy2-30t
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Lost.

LOST-Ou Conduit road, July I3 a bob-tsi. !.
bay horse. sprung Ia front leg Reward II
returned % FLEGMAN, 1ls q 81. ne. Jylh-5t
LDST-In Lincoln Park, July j., a babys
pain gold ring. Reward II returned % 10 Ith
r. Jyl6-bt
LDST-EIaCk and tan terrier, on canal path,
THURSDAY Return 70 COS 21d ST. reward IL
LOsT-Sunday. a watch fob. Reward II re-
turned 90 e.. J. KEESE. Lausburgh a Bro.
40 Ith ST. nv. Jyl4-5t
LOST-L0cket and chain, monogram l0ckst.
81 II n Lost Uu X 81. between 2lst ana
c2d or washington circle Reward II re-
turned 10 ZIIs X ST nW. Jyl6-5t
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Country Board.

WANTED-A few summer boarders: reason
able rates; all modern convenience Apply
p o. BOX 2H, CuIpeper, Va. jyIs-3t
LAYTONSTONE FARMS per week; write
Tor particulars. WM q. MARTIN, ReminE-
ton Va JeIZ-50t-eod
PARTIES adults only wishing board IN
mountains OF Virginia. 30 miles from Wash
ington, D. c. Address MRS. /. r. MAR
SHALL. Fauquier Co, Va Jyl2. 1918
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL, Caithersburg. Nd.
Mrs. CHARLES CULLEN, Manager. High.
healthy location; cool and shady; % miles
from Washington b. & o. railroad; mod
eTn plumbing and steam heating; fine tennis
court and other amusementss excellent. table:
rates, $50 per month; special rates 70 families
and permanent guests; open all the year.
Jyl4-39t
BREWSTER PARK HOTEL. Laurel. MD.
Prices reduced to "a and IS per week send
for circular. Nights always cool. 3e2s-29t
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TIMES WAN IS
AND OTnER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
oNr CENT a WORD FOB

EITUATIONs WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
hOOAI5 AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
-Wo csn1s A Woru ror al 5.hsr classified
Advertisements Tor less than tnree insertions.
II inserted Tor three or more consecutive
says. one cent wugd rgr each insertion
These rases DO not apply TO Personals,
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Wanted -BOarders.

WANTED-A refined family 10 live with
owner on poultry farm now in operation:
steam and electric cars. country people pre-
ferred. Address BOX 1Ss. Times office.
1yl8-st
WANTED-Table boardeTs at sos d ST Sc
excellent table; very reasonable rates.
Jyl6-3t
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FOR SALE-Si 800; five new six-roons houses
on city and Suburban car line. 20 rninutss
from Treasury; lots z5Xl50 feet. city water "A
yard terms, 500 cash and tl5 monthly. 500
cash ana so monthly or no cash ana As
monthly. JOHN l. KNOPP. corner 28th ami
jackson sts. ne. nlVgs-eJt
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Rooms and Board.

oo4 y ST NE.-Nicely furnished front room
with board NO. '''-ei ioo.i.'
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
x. L. CARNE & CO. I03 King ST.
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Situations Wanted


Female.
WAETED-Washing 70 do az home. Address
z0I . 80. nv. II
WANTED-By two German young women.
positions as cooks and houseW0TkeFs. s04 X
ST. NV, jyls-ZJ
W wANIl21-seyying to do al home ss0 NJ
3C, NV. II
wANTED-washins to do at nome. ia D st.
Sc. jyl6-3t
Situations Wanted-Fiale.
WANTED-By young married man. position
as collector or any kind OF outside work.
reference. Address BOX 20l. Times oflce.
Jyls-Zt
WANTED-By German man. position as elec-
trician- Call after pm. Z4lS @ 81. NV. II
WAN. ED-By young colored man. position as
duty four years AT last place. strictly honest.
etc. ADDRESS FELLMAN. CSC h 81. sw. II
WANTE O--sItuation as day clerk in dairy
lunch. Nd lTess BOX 1876, Times Office. II
WANT-.L Cord. eu-Found man at Timing
and Heatng wants work; sober. Address
ALWIN HAAs,E, sZ7 L - nv. jyl7-zt
WANTED-Place as manager or head waiter
in cafe or restaurant. Address BOX lsZ.
Times Office. jyIT-st
WANTED-Jobbing and repairing h ".
NELSON Carpenter. SsZ Elm ST. NV. fyi7-St
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For Sale-LOts.

FOR SALE-A corner lot or Lawrence St.
Brookland. D. C.; 60xl50: price, $500 CAY
WOOD Il GARRETT. 1921 New York ave. NV.
jyls-5t
FOR sALE-Lot 80 by $50 In Bnghtwood
Park; price $3.50. JOHN c. FOSTER. to22 Sth
st nv. jyI6-st
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For SaIe-Suburban.

EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. four acres grou,5.
CALLS. Hyattsviile, Nd svIs-sf
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fOR sALE-A hue bay horse worker; can be
and * SITS.
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NORTHEAST

CHAs- II. BLUMEE. n. cap. anL Q SIS. ne.
AcCHESNEY e. JOACHIM. cor. "a and SIS.
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Music and EloCutiOn.

VIOLIN, PIANO-Expert instructors will
take summer pupils, 50c lesson. Address
BOX l69 Times office. jy15-I0t
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For Sale or Exchange.

20 TO GO TO ACRES, six miles from navy
yard bridge by road. j. W. SCOLLICK.
OXon Hill, Nd. JyI7-6t
FOR SALE-Cbeap. or viii exchange for lot
new house. hot water heat; IAngdoa; large
lot; excellent home NEW YORK REAL
ESTATE BROKERS. Gil r. jyl6-3t
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For Sale
Horses and Vehicles

FOR sALE-one delivery horse. 10 C ST nw.
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0REAT sTOCK-REDTTCTNG sAT.r

GANTZs S SELLING OUT; SIS bike runabout.
ta5, Sl35 cut under surrey. $50. Sl25 Iady's
panel side grocery wagons. S6s. ysI and 100
J. 81, NV je25-60t
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Fer Exchange.

VII TRADE 1000 equity in Washington
house for farm or timber in Virginia address
BOX 2, Guineys. Va Jyl3-6t-exSu
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Help Wanted-nale.

WANPED-Farrner on pie@e near city APP
ply Thursday morning. SIGN CO., $40
ST. NV Jyil-Lt
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E, F. DROOP & SONS co.
gas Pennsylvania Avenue.
s PIANCE LOANED FREE-

= Oh SALE-Deusmore typewriter, good con
clifton Apply 70 18th st. NV. general man
ayers once. ans -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-17
Where the Members of CoIbv 90 Are

II would be Interesting to the friends
OF Colby to know what some of those
VINO were graduated last year are doing
now. The class is widely scattered and
ii has teen impossible to get the names
ana addresses Of them All. Many good
POSITIONS have been secured that speak
well tor the work of the college. Lin
wood l.. Ross ana Parker Craig are en-
pl"ycd by The Western Electric Com
pany III Chicago ana William 5. Ste
vcns is employed by the same company
in New York. Isaiah a. Bowden has
the Baptist paStor2te in ParsonSticld,
Maine. Rex w. Dodge has been elected
To the prinCipalship Of Wilton A,ad-
emy. Nergil NJ. Jones is professor of
modern languages in Westleigh Collegi-
ate Institute, Staten Island, New York
benjamin a. Gooch is employed by the
l.. L. Grace Company. exporters and
importers. New York City. Merlin c.
Joy is professor of modern languages at
Hebron Academy. Perciyal W. kecne
is win King Richardson co, Spring
field. Mass. Karl Il. krnnison is tax
ing course 1t the Massachusetts In
stitutc Of Technology. John c. Lind
scy ana Ralph Reynolds are studying
AT thr Harvard Medical School Arthur
q. Robinson has charge of the English
department at Mercersburge Academy,
McrCerSburge. Pa. Harold +. Wiley is
principal of the High school at Hendcr-
SON. Maine. Jonn W. CocmbS the
pitcher, is still with tbs Philadelphia
Americans. Arthur w Palmer is study
ing at Yale. II. L. Pepper is reading
law with COOK < Small. Watervillr.
John Spencer is studying and teaching
in Paris. France. Among the women
We find several who have good positions
a. teachers. Two. Nettie r. Fuller and
Maud l.. Townsend. are advance agents
Cor R-ipath'S Bur"aI. Anna NJ. Boyn-
ton. Fort Fairfield Ne. is assistant in
the High schuul. C0rnelia +. Caldwell
is teaching in the High school in N"w
Gloucester. Me. Clara NJ Norton is
teaching in Collinsvile. Conn. Eva c.
PIummer has n position in the High
$, honl at camden. Bculah +. Puring
ton is assistant in the High school at
South Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-17
APPLE TUESDAY.
Anniversary Of the Baldwin Apple Is
Duly Celebrated.

Boston. Oct. 16. To-day was observ-
ed as Apple Tuesday throughout the
country. In many schools instruction
was given in planting, pruning and
grating fruit trees and many farmers
who have been making efforts with the
aid of the government agricultural de-
partment. to make New England a
great apple producing section observe,
the day by re-planting of young trees.
A delegation of New England fruit
dealers left this city for the old
Samuel Thompson estate in Whining
ton. where in 1888. Samuel Thompson
discovertd the first Pccker app'e tree.
which was later named the Baldwin.
A granite shaft 10 Thompson marks
the spot where this fruit was first dis
covered. the monument having been
erected in 1895 by the Historical So
ciety.
Ii was the Baldwin apple that rev.
olntionized the American fruit grow
ing industry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-17
DOESN'T LOVE ANYONE.
Moran Criticises Governor Guild and
Then Members of His Own Party.

Boston Oct. 16-The Democratic
state ticket headed by John b. Moran
of Boston. who Il year ago was elected
district attorney of Suffolk county, was
ratified tonight by gathering that so
far exceeded the limits of Faneuil hall
that two overflow meetings were neces-
sary, and these We're held in the streets
and among the market wagons. Mr.
Moran ana George Fred Williams OF
Dedham occupied most of the time, the
former speaking for So minutes and the
latter for A. At the close of his
speech Mr. Moran had a fanting at
tack but revived within a few min
utes In his address Mr.. Moran took
up the principal planks of the Repub-
lican and Democratic state platforms
and in doing so criticised the acts of
the Republican governor. the Legis-
lature and the party leaders. and did
not spart two of the leaders Of his
own party. Former Governor William
L. Douglas and Josiah Quincy,
former chairman OF the Democratic
state committee.
OF the former he said that while Mr..
Douglas was travelling in the West for
HIS IltdllH, ne never StTlItu "
be ready TO return i'll case he (Moram
should withdraw. OF Mr.. Quincy he
said that he should either bolt the tick
ct or come out openly and speak for it.
and then turning to Mayor Fitzgerald
the presiding officer. Mr.. Moran said.
And | ask you, Mr.. Mayor, to excuse
him from the duties of the job which
you have just given him 50 that he can
do So
The speakers who proceeded Mr..
Moran were:
Mayor Fitzgerald. who criticized the
work. sewers and parks and who
claimed that Boston had been discrimi-
mated against: Gen. Charles w Bart
lett. candidate for governor a year ago;
Joseph T.. o'Connoli candidate for
Congress in the 10th District; +. Gerry
Brown of BroCktOn. candidate for
lieut.. governor on the party ticket: w.
I. a. Fitzgerald of Boston. candidate
for register Of deeds. and George Fred
Williams Of Dedham.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-17
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~ 4 meeting Of the Hebrew; Of this
city Sunday evening their organization
for mutual aid was completed by the
erection of Mr.. Rhudman as president,
and Mrs. William Levine as treasurer
The object of the organization is to
aid the sick and needy men and wom-
on Of their own nationality by lending
them money without interest All of
those belonging will pay small
amount as weekly dues and any Of
them when in need of money will be
entitled to 4 loan. The organization
includes nearly all the Hebrews If this
city and it is expected that thty will
5e greatly benefited thereby.