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NORTHWEST.


GoLDENBERe's. 7th and X sts- nv.
g. KANN, SONS & CO.. sth and Market space
ERvIN's CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla ave
ERVIN'S CIGAR STORE. 2sl2 18th st NV
w. e. McNULTY. Cigar Store. i4th and NV
ROBERT T. PETzOLD, The Harvard Phsr-
macy, llth and Harvard ats NV.
A II. DANIELS. cor. 18th and sts NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th 81. Rhode
Island ave-. and X st. NV.
cHAS- c. HORNUNG. EhristianI Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 9TH ana III sts. NV.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol St
r. "a YEITCH. 10th and NJ SITS NV.
w. D. BRACE. cor. SOth and N SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. Zlst and SITS. NV.
GILLETTE & CO.. 18th and NV.
S. Ii. WAGNER * CO.. LIST and II sts- NV.
II. J. BUTTS. cor. sth and Aess. ave, NV.
l. T. TAYLoE. cor. 9Th and p sts- NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1sOl Pa ave. NV
:. D. CoBLENTz. Fla. ave. and y. Cap. 81.
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. Il BLUMER. n. Cap. and r sts- ne
AeCHESNEY * JOACHIM. cor ID and CTS.
SOUTHEAST.
A E POWELL. sth and East Capitol sta.
ODoNNELL DRUG CO.. sth and @ sts. sc.
ID. S. FEALY. NV. cor. llth and Pa, ave. sc.
SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EISENBEISS. 9TH and sta. sU.
ANAC0STIA.
sURrs PHARMACY. corner Monroe ara
Jefferson SITS.
BR00KLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR Il E. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. L CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King at
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTEr--Apprentice girls to learn miiIi-
merry. J. M LUKE & CO, Sl3 1lth ST. NV.
apl0-St
WANTED-A shoemaker. at once. Apply 704
Ase5l ST NV apl0-3t
WANTED-At once, two good carpenters
Apply ll09 10th st. NV II
WANTED-cashier: must have knowIedee OF
eookkeeping. Address BOX s27. Times Of
Ices apl0-2t
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Storage.

FIDELITY STORAGE CO.. 1870 L ST \. W
The largest. most freproof storage ware
house IL Washington Indestructib:a. lo00
rooms All sizes. Lowest rates. Burglar
proof vaults (for silverware). Moth-p-Jof
rooms (for rugs, furs. ete.). Piano and art
rooms cheated to even temperature)- Vehicle
rooms (for carriages and automobiles) Ex-
perienced packers and movers Let our es-
timator oan- We guarantee to save you
money. ep2-tf
WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4ls-42o-x22
10Th ST. NV Phone Main 4229- ja3I-e0t
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Wanfed-RO0mS

WANTED-Near 18th and East Capitol SIS
Tor storing furniture. while building roC ms
ALLEN. ROOM 12o. McGill building. apio-3t
WANTED-By young man. furnished room
in Northwest near Government Printing Of
fee. address BOX 800. Times Office. It
YOUNG COUPLE. no children: want three
rooms; furnished, for light Housekeeping;
Northwest; state Particulars Address P,1x
- Times oG3cA III
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Danage. divorce and estat.
cases. no charge without service best law
yers. all courts: everything strictly con-
fsentiaI- Address p. o. BOX :. Station A.
lily. mh1S-SOt
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FANCY BREED chickens. swans. ducks.
goats; also flower and garden seeds and
StetnmetZs Cnplezent Kumpnee. a sure roach
and xaterbug destroyer SCHNID's BIRD
STORE IL eth sir IN. 9haI-tf
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Wanted-MiSceIlaneous.


WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemen's. 5. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and ! viii call any
hour; hour B; ts. TARsHEs. 1875 7th St NV. Phone
:North so. fe2s-sOt
CASH PAID for pawn tickets; money 10
loan; old gold. silver. diamonds. etc, bought
LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 40 sth ST. NV
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITUKE- car
Ron:ehoS SFes Sodss SsEeaSTSe snd al kinds q
SHOP, 18TH and Y sts- nv. Phone North 1919.
Formerly sth ara u. nhz5-sIt
WANTED-Every person 70 know that they
San S11as set post cards printed from their mega
titul designs. 10 cents per set. W J.
khoCsE. 4os l0th ST NV. applet
wANTED-FGrniture for cash; seiI your
goods 10 the man who gives you the most
money. HOLLYWOOD sth and X aps-5t
HoUsEKEEPERs. Attention. This week, or
binary WINDOWS e1pertly cleaned sc each.
Send postal ELLIOTT. 1zsO 7th St NV.
wANTEp "A ls or is foot canoe in good
SS1dition; state price. Address BOX sOS.
ZINES lines o-nce- sPs-St
WANTED-cash registers. See HoPwooD.
oe-- anu n apS-I
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets; viii pay fun value for stoves IN
good condition. Office furniture and house,
hold goods Of al kinds, contents espectally
D. NOTES. 90 Louisiana ave. Phone II s0Js.
wANTED-S. KEBESKY, IsOs i'm 81 nw
VIII pay the highest cash price for ladies'
gents, and children's cast-ofl clothing and
shoes and hats Address a postal and viii
ealL Phone y. Szs0. mh26-Sot
WANTED buy. take down. and remove
brick and frame buildings, expertiy and
promptly, z. EDW. CLARK. Builders Sup
z79. fe7-s0t
MAKE MONEY by saving money; bring
m VT he
very highest cash prices for them: phone 23SS:
drop postal; Will call l. KESSLER, 1894 7th
st. NV ap5-3Ot
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing, shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me, as pay highest cash
prices Tor them Drop postal, Will call. II.
GEWIRZ. 12oS zth ST NV. ap5-15t
WANTED---An the Panama, straw, and silk
hats that tieed repairing 10 be left now.
while We ars not so busy. at BRODTS
HAT FACIoRY. 80 Iltk st. NV. ap5-Sot
WANTED = IF YOU ARE GIVING UP
housekeeping and wish 10 sell part or all
Of your furniture, send for the man who
has the reputation OF 20 years fair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES. z2s sth St NV; phone
Main 5iT1- fels-sOt
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Appropriate Jewelry for Easter.

The season brings with it the need OF
special jewelry. The showing of this
class, Of jewefry ar Voigts. 725 7th st
the city.
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Wanted-Agents

WANTED-At once. 20 agents: good pronosj-
tton 10 make money: cash security from 40
to vs. ROOM ?. ei9 F st. NV. Open from
70 = a9<lst
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For Sale or Exchange.

FOX SALE OR ExCHANGE-One delivery
wagon. good as new: viii trade for a lighter
01e. Inquire lia a ST Sc II
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Wanted-Rooms 9 Board.

YOUNG MAN wants room and board in pri-
Hate family. southwest 81 per week Ad-
dress BOX 3ls. Times once ap9-st
WANTED-By a lady student OF German.
room and board in German-Speaking family.
Address BOX 154. City Posteffice. aps-3t
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Ladies' Tailoring.

n. LOWENSTEIN. Ladies Tailor; suits ana
skirts made TO order; perfect Mt guaranteed
ar no Iey. 1903 Now York ave. NV. mhz7-sot
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Lost.

DOST-In Toledo Cafe, nat cardcase; SO
reward Return to J. II. FORD. Toledo
Cafe, Pennsylvania ave 1t
LOST-On c st.. package containing lady's
black jacket. Reward II returned to III ~
ST. NV. apS-3t
LOST-Last evening. pocketbook containing
S36 in bills. $40 IN gold. sapphire and pearl
ring two keys and cards Reward Lost
by working girl. 105i1 b ST. sc. apS-2t
LOST-A Great Dane dog; tan body: black
face Return 2145 NV. aps-3t
LOST-On April Z, pocketbook containing 81
anc important receipts; liberal reward II
returned 10 J. T. LAYTON. l727 10th St NV
apS-3t
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.


NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. gentlemen
PreIerred- ~ St NV. ap1e-7t
ONE GENTLEMAN-Clean. neat room. 1sIs
stn 81. NV private family. apl0-3t
FURNISHED ROOM. third floor fat. 1904 G
st NV. apI0-3t
NICELY furnished rooms. with board I20
NeM 1ork ave. NV apl0-3t
FOR LIGHT HoUsEKEEPING-rhr fur
nished rooms iol7 New Jersey ave. NV.
1p-O-Sl
roomers: $. l0l7 II St NV. aplO-3t
FOR RENT - Furnished. south front bay
WINDOW room, private family; summer rates;
telephone. 1851 Harvard 81. II
ll20 STH ST. NW.-LArge. connecting rooms
furnished; light housekeeping; aduIts only.
apl0-3t
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS 10 rent. 81 50,
-. - a week H6 Sd st. NV. spl0-3t
THREE furnished rooms. frst floor. for light
housekeeping. % x ST apI0-st
FURNISHED ROOMS. suitable for two gen
temeni rent moderate. SZ3 18th ST. NV.
api0-2t
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished large front
rooms; private bath. 1913 I st. NV. apl0-5t
1913 NJ ST. SW.-ComforIably furnished bed
rooms IN very desirable house ana location;
private family. ap7GIe
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms: delight
ful location; northern and southern exposure:
private family. 1872 Harvard St NV. near
1|th 81. cars. ap9-7t
FOR RENT-Capltol HiII, 500 Maryland ave.
ne, or 4 nicely furnished rooms; light
nousekeeping; no children running water IN
htchen, bath same noOr- apa-3t
FOR RENT-Large front rooms well fur-
hlShed' modern conveniences- S09 II ST. NV.
PRETTY. bright back roon. 81 per month.
lls ST NV aps-st
6IS 18TH ST. corner O nw.ITWo nicely fur
niShed front Tooms5 al Convenience
FOR RENI-Two furnished rooms. 7I5 2ist
ST NV aps-5t
S6 TENTH sr Nw--NIcsIy furnished
large and small rooms; transients accoEnmo-
dated ans n
ONE large furnished room, first floor front.
20 New jersey ave NV aps-3t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms: delight
ful location. 1872 Harvard 81. NV. near 18th
st cars aps-5t
PART OF furnished house FOR rent: nght
housekeePlngi adults 30 "a 81. Sc. aps-St
Is MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NW.-Neatly
furnished room. southern exposure; reason
able. aDs-sr
ROOMS. Arst and second ioori furnished
complete for housekeeping or for gentlemen
ELEGANT furnished room. 700 G *. sw.
FOR RENT-Pleasant three-room fat in me
Cecil. 18th and L sts- nv. Address BOX 247
Times Offica- ap5-tf
NICELY furnished rooms 70 rent SI5o s.
IS a week 2ls 3D. ST NV. apT-st
NICELY FURNISHED small room. suitable
Tor gentleman: - per month y sth ST. ne.
mhz4-Sot
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Situations Wanted-n Male

WANTED-Position as driver or stableman
by young German Address BON $50. Times
once apIo-3t
WANTED-By coiored woman washing and
Ironing 10 take home. Apply i7o2 10th St NV
II
WANfED@by young COiOred boy. place
as driver, grocery wagon 1851 Churcn 81
NV. IL
WANTED-Place as bellboy or in shoe shin
ing ,parior- 2i5S Sth St api0-2t
WANTED-By a Western man. one who un-
derstands care OF horses, place as driver:
well acquainted with city. Address BOX 52l,
Times oftice- ape-5.
WANTED-P0sitiOn as engineer or jaaitor
Address BOX 2So. Times office. aps-st
WANTED-POsition as butler OF houseW0rk
b. respectable Chinaman; good reference
LAl JIA. 81 s,h 81 NV aps-2t
BRICKLAYING. plasterfng 1oboirg by
competent white man: low prices PETERS.
1881 NJ st. ne aps-5t
WANTED-PositlOn Tor saturday ana Sun
day BY reliable white man; can also work
six hours every night Address BOX 2s5,
Times ollie ap7-7t
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Rooms and Board.

zoos N NW.-Clean rooms; large. small; with
board: two rooms; light housekeeping.
apl0-3t
SECOND STORY FRONT, with good board |;
bath same floor. 1872 10th st. NV. aplO-3t
CAPITOL HILLS-Large room well furnished
suitable for two gentlemen; good board; small
family. Address BOX 32s. Times Office. 1t
9zI 9TH ST N W.-FNrnished rooms with
board s. per week: private family. ap9-3t
LARGE. sunny front rooms. also one single
room. with good board: very convenient loca-
ton lI0S II st. NV aps-3t
ROOMS. table board. SIS month 212s F St
NV. aps-3t
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th and
New York ave, overlooking White House
First-class family hotel; double rooms. SIS
up: single room. SIS per month: good board
transients. 81 per day and UP. mh30-l5t
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s5c Lb. for Candies Usually 6oc.

One hundred varieties. Haveyou enjoyed
all Of them? Geo. b. Sheetz. & 10th.
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If you nave not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any CT the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just call
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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A Bottle of @Royal Pilsen"

Now and then will keep you in good
phone w. 4S6. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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You've got a slight cold. Take ''s9" you'll
be well in morning. All druggists. 25c.
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For SaIe-hisceIlaneous.

t Eot sALE-Hoist engine ana ao,,bIe -
Nator outnt complete. Co., e-'----le 80 -
L1l1sf me ana engine. Sj-horseuryre1 boffe~- IN
- - new hydraulic passenger eIe,-s.o-
sS-los sr lVtstI complete. good c0rdlf{o11- Ss,a
q pumps, FsOrthington: brass lined-
Large amount Of joist' stud s,5 On; cne1p:
sizes some by 4. p feet 80 - ~
Lot marble blocks. IA by IA iucF,.-s- 49,, - N,
white: cheap FIDELITY STOP 80 cs.s 90
SPRING BARGAINS ~ sFWTS-c; -
CHIMES Singer, $40. Wheeler q xr-t1
fo Domestic, 49, Household ss: b,,aS-; b-.%,--;
SIl.er Eie L,azss. rom 3 up; al WarranfA5
l.f,s Oi,Ff1N J. HELMERS 54 9Th ST y n
WANT A PIANO FREE?
Can al once II you desire 10 avail vorrz.l,
OF our oner 70 loan good square pianos 80
IoF six months. number OF pianos is H..
lteo- All you pay Is the cost Of hauling.
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,
Bradbury Building. IZz5 pennsylvania Ave
FOR sALE--One gas stove. s.; three white
S-3lneied beds and springs 50 80 each three
dressing cases. 50 each: new FOLDING bed "a.
st Sc. -''''' 10 10 !, s'A
ss,ANITART COCCHES. s24: fron be5S
SL4s. new hair mattresses s. 50 raer,ia.
pL-ce, Slo' round oak extension table 20 Il.
60, uii,sIs - room chairs. sc and up. bedroom
80 - <'-.o' odd dressers. So IS and ur: par
~ ~ sulte. so0 and up. Domestic ses-fnz ma
good ice box. s.. cost SIS: red-3ce5 ,,,;ra t
81 81 IheS OF new and second hand fIIrnfrT,ra
See LONG q MATTTNCsIY G4L 80 ~ ~ = =. :
aDf9-3r
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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANTED-By good worker, place to work
by the day or by the hour. Call all the
week AT 92S l. ST NV. II
wANTED-Day work or once cleaning sos
18th ST ne. II
WANTED-By settled woman position, care
for invalid lady; city reference. 1. r., 1895
Pennsylvania ave. NV. apiO-2t
WANTED-Washing 10 do at home S2ls
Fenton st. .c. 1t
WANTED-By a settled white woman, a
place TO cook and wash. with housework
Address BOX 335. Times Office. II
WANTED-By experienced laundress. Fam
lily laundry to take home. Cali or drop
postal, ili4 sth ~. NV. II
WANTED-Housekeeper desires position with
private family capable. experienced Ad-
dress BOX SS9, Times Office ap7SlO
WANTED-PIace as cook: middle aged white
womans no objection to leaving city Ad-
dress lfV ID ht- ne apI9-3t
WANTED-PnsitIon as housekeeper Tor a
wfdowers family, or TO travel with Invalid.
reference address BOX 80. Times Office
ape-2t
WANTED-Settied woman for cook and gen.
eTaI housework. Apply 1921 Lamont ST
aps-st
WANTED-By university graduate, tutoring
10 do in English Address BOX 319. Times
ONCE apS-St
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10000 Easter Lilies and Easter Plant.
After the Damp Weather.

at a 2Oeo reduction this week at
kramer's. the Florist. 916 F st. NV.
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For Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms.

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS second ,door;
SO TO SIS; also two large unfurnished rooms
private: on third focr for light housekeep-
ing; hot water heat. gas, bath. etc; SIS 175s
i st. NV. apf0-5t
TWO front first aoor rooms for light house.
keeping. 1904 9th st nv apI0-3t
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping 4s 81 NV. apl0-St
FOR RENT-Furrlshed or unfurnished rooms
suitable for oeice. 32S John Marshall place.
apS-St
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Chris Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
excels any wine known for medicinal or
tonic purposes. 75c at. Only at 909 7th ST,
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal TO new; straw
and panama; hat bleaching a Speciality
Phone Main 34sS-M. KANDEL & CO, 72l 7th
st NV mh5o-3ot
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LOCAL MENTION.

All AIndS OF JeWeIIy lot Easter.
Crosses, crucifiXes, rosaries, sacred
hearts, prayer books. etc, at Voigts
125 9TH St NV.
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For Sale-BicyCleS.

GEIJTLEMAS's wheel for sale. Call ate
PM. =. IltL St NV apl0-3t
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Mfanbad--Bicycles.

wANTE TO buy every secondhand bicycle
In Ssh nzton- 1l3 Pennsylvania ave NV.
apf-SN
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Personal.


ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIsT. tells vo,,-
whole fortune, 10 cents. oren SUNDAYS I723
Sth st NV: apS.lO.II
WoRKINGMEN play a sure winner this
week its hard 70 beat our spring suits and
light Overcoatss tRilor-made but sIfZhtlv used
al prices 20 suit the poor when bought AT the
old reliable. JUSTHS OLD STAND, sis d.
NINE DE LONG. ~ sth st. NV. old reliable
itniiSs ,is @fa e.s.rSoyans writing medium
over 1000 hands read in lso4-05-os. All
troubles made right. Always open. Main
1fAfE zENITA, Palrnist formerly 81 Nm
De Leug'ss Tow located at 7ls sth ST nv
READINGS IL scientific palmistry. can 100
een 81 Nv aps-St
PALMIsTS. ZARRA's CLAIRVOYAN--S
Read scient ideally; give Hindoo fire sittings
ashes rpetrimonial troubles and evil In
huences removed: Zee reduced See gold hand
VERONA
The worlds greatest Palmist and Clairvoyant
Without asking g question viii tell exactly
what you called for: who and when you
friends. enemies. or rivals / promise 10
tell you whether husband, wife or sweetheart
Is true or false l win tell you how to
even though miles away. In fact I will
tell you every hope. fear. or ambition: also
business affairs. lawsuits. and specuarions,
what you are best adapted for TO make q
success in lie: he tells you your whole life
let it be good or bad; satisfs ction guaranteed.
Lady attendant. Readings. 81 Cnice hours
TO Daily and Sunday. Gil 18th St NV
ap4-lSt
FOR HIRE-New tuxedo, fun dress and
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS. 42s 7th
ST. NV. mhso-30f
LADIES SUITS, COATS. SKIRTS, WAISTS
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO SELECT
FROM. on WEEKLY PAYMENTS. JACOB
KOHNER. 81 7TH ST N ". mh27-S0t
MR. E MILLION. Palmist and Mental
Reader, 914 New York ave. NV. Everything
told. mh23-Sot
NINE. RITA. the Worlds Greatest PaImfst
and Card Reader. only astrologer In Wash
tngton. Is holding receptions at 723 9Th st
nv. Fee. sc ana SOC mhl3-2Ot
WINTER CLoTHES-we have for sale |. fsw
uncalled-for garments az one-haf price.
These are bargains in made-to-order Clothes
GLASGOW wOOLEN MILLS CO.. SIS Penn
sylvnia ave- NV. oc12-tf
For S,ale-BicyCleS.
GEIyTLEMAS's wheel for sale. Call after
PM. - It'll St NV apl0-7t
------"=
hantad-BicycleS.
WANTE TO buy every secondhand bicycle
In Ssh nzton- 1l3 Pennsylvania ave NV.
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Business Chances.

" w mMANTED-Toung and energetic man with
so.yVo 10 take partnership IN a steady growing
@ 1ilo very profitable business; money fully Sc
cured address BOZ s22 Times o,fice.
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

wANTED-Porter In drug store: none but
/ BOX 329 Times Office. apl0-st
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PAIMIST. tells vo,,-
whole fortune. 10 cents; ocen Sundays. I723
Sth st NV. ans 10 II
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WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemsn's. Also shoes
ana hAts- ADDRESS postal and ! Will call any
-NDTlh so fa1S-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-20

district President Gompers will open
the attack on Littlefield Aug. Is and
thereafter will speak in all the larger
towns in the district.
The republican party, says the St.
Joe News, has taken up the gage and
will give battle. Speaker Cannon, who
is himself under the ban of the feder-
alton, on the charge that he held back
bills in the interest of labor, will make
a number of speeches in Littlefield'S
behalf Secretary Taft, it is reported.
will enter the district as soon as he
completes his vacation in Canada.
This is announced by Littlefield's
friends as an indication that he has
the support of the president.
In his last message to congress
Roosevelt went on record in opposi-
ton to the anti-injunction bill advo-
Gated by the federation. 1t would be
IS unjust. he said, to restrict the pow
er of the courts to issue injunctions in
labor disputes. on the ground that
some judges had misused that power.
as it would to deny the right of labor
leaders to call strikes because that
right had not always been wisely eX-
ercised.
Littlefield is probably the most influ-
entail member of the house judiciary
committee. He strongly opposed the
anti-injunction and S-hour bills, the
passage of which was earnestly urged
by the federation.
Evidently the republican leaders
have outlined plan for Il vigorous
go with the labor leaders at the
polls. The attitude of the administra-
tion toward the S-hour day in the 18TH
mus, the announcement of the admins
tration's plan to employ Chinese coolie
labor on the canal job, and various
other things, indicate this. The relief
expedition to rescue Iittlefield is I'M
questionably a def.
1t looks as if the republican leaders
feared the possibility of a potential po
litical factor in this new labor move
ment, and as if they felt it necessary
to throttle it in its infancy Whether
they viii succeed in this remains to
be seen. 1t will not be an easy task.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-20
.epubiicans Defy Unions.

Organized labor has signalized its
entrance into politics by practically
centering it's battle on Congressman
Charles Z. Littlefeld, republican rep
resentative from the Second Maine
district in congress. President Samuel
Gompers of the American Federation
70 Labor will personally lead the labor
forces. Enlisted on the side of Little
fe1i who is himself a powerful fighter,
is all the influence of the republican
par.v. The issues will be decided at
Tie s.o..oa Sept r. 1t is the old
D:ngley district and is normally about
6,Ca) republican.
The labor leaders will wage the con-
tcst to the furthest c6riers in the
counties which comprise the Littlefield
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-20
Savings That Show Thrift.

1t is a safe assertion that many men
who do not save money, do not save
because they do not try to save. They
spend their weeks salary before they
draw it. They buy things they do not
need They squander money, and 9th
erwise neglect their opportunities, and
wonder why they cant get a dollar
ahead"
The New York Commercial says there
is an increase, however, in the average
savings deposits. The Commercial says
Chicago's savings bank figures show an
average deposit of some ST. for every
person, old or young. in its population.
As it is claimed that the average Amer
lean has a savings bank deposit of only
S37.43, Chicago naturally felt itself en-
titled to special congratulations on its
exceptional prosperity until it was dis
covered that New York states popula-
ton has an average savings bank de-
posit of $50. Neither New York state
nor Chicago. however, seem to be in
the running with thrifty Massachusetts,
"HOiV II iOuiiu iAOiS thdh ohe oPSh az
count TO every two persons as against
New York's almost one to every four
persons, and where the deposits of the
state in 1905 totaled $662, sos, 312S7. or
an everage of $220.G7 for every person
in the commonwealth. In the analysis
of the Massachusetts figures on this
subject for Il series of years it is found
that there had been an increase in the
average deposit of over s2S per capita
during the previous five years and
about S45 in the 10 years since 1895
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-20
A BeIated and UnmanIy Attack.

The attacks now made by Myron Jor-
dan through the columns of Moline pa
pers on the character of James G. Brit
ton, who received the practically I'M
animOus endorsement of the democracy
of Rock Island county for the legisla-
ture, lily becomes the author If there
are any valid reasons why Mr. ErittOn
should not receive the support of his
party, Mr. Jordan should have publish
ed them before the primaries. not after
ne had accepted credentials from a
district that had declared for Britton
and which he failed to bear out in the
convention. There was no contest in
Mr.. Jordan's district, and his only
guidance should have been the express
sion of his party as between candi-
dates.
Mr.. Jordan's attack has much the ap-
pearance of feigned apology to. the
democrats of the senatorial district
whose sentiments he betrayed. But it
is not fair either TO Mr.. Britton or the
district, that elected Mr.. Jordan, nor
is it manly in any sense.
Those who know Mr.. Britton will
judge him not by the man who went
back on him. but by his life, all of
which has been spent in this county.