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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. 3 Department OF AzricuI-
ture. once OF the Secretary. Washington
d @. April . 1s0S- Sealed proposals VIII bs
received al the ONCE OF the DisbursilE Clerk
until ?. n, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1905. FOR
the purchase and removal OF frame build
ings located on the department grounds az
Washington. y. C. The buildings consist o.
on large frame building. two stories. located
on 3 street :. W. Just south OF the east
wing OF the new building one small build
ing now occupied q lunch room. Uus
small building now used for storage and
one small brick building eas- % the Stats
teal Building, used for storage one large
frame building, two-s'5ry, now used as
stamp factory and t1xlcernllst shop one
frame building st the northwest corner %
the west wing Of the new building. now
used for storage An the buildings men
by the purchaser Immediately after notice
OF acceptance OF bid Proposals may b
made upon buildings sepaztely OF upon
buildings as a whole E'1ll information VIII
be furnished upon application TO the Chief
Clerk Of the Department TIE right % reject
any CT al bids IS reserved All plumbing
f-~----.. =, - -a-af-aF nv rra DaDarrrraur
JAMES WILSON Secretary ap]-5r
PROPOSALS FOR BTTUMINOCS. ANTHRA-
CITE AND STEAM GOALS Wash ngton, D.
C. March q 1908. Sealed proposals VIII b
Teseiyed IL the washington Gas Light Com
pany at its O-ice. No as Tenth street north
west. this city, On OF before the sixth day %
following supply % Goals 1or the year be-
ginning AprI Il, 1soS, and ending April L
GAS COAL
A 900 tons Of best three-quarter inch
screened Eas cosl. 10 be delivered. as needed
10 our West Station Works. Twenty-sixth and
G streets northwest. alongside our wharf
1000 tons OF best Ihree-Qu1rter inch
screened gas coal. 10 be delivered as needed.
10 our East Station Works, Twelfth and II
streets southeast. on tracks IN our yard
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL.
% coo tons OF anthracite broken coal, 70 Be
delivered as needed, 10 our West Stst!oa
Works Twenty-slILh and y streets north
west alongside our wharf.
600 tons OF anthracite broken coal. 20 be
delivered. as needed. % our East station
works Twelfth aad II streets southeast, on
STEAM COAL
1890 tons OF best quality steam coal, to BE-
5elivered as needed. 10 our East station
TVorj<s Twelfth and II streets southeast.
tracks in our yard
barres acceptable 70 is company. ana pay
n1srts 10 be made On Washington Gas Light
! Companys weights
S7iD-nents 70 East Station VIII be paid Tor
according 10 initial railroad weights-
an OF the above named Goals e b IN
rr0Ss tons Of 2 go lbs each
Contractors Tor any OF the ABOVE enumer-
49, coils VIII be required 10 give ample Sc
crrfty 70 this company FOR faithful fulfill
pnsut Of contract
- washington Gas Light Company r.
serves the right 70 accept any, or reject any
u Al proposals 10 be sealed and addressed
"a are washington Gas Light Company. and
rnarzed Proposals. for Coal"
/ WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
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-- - --rr- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
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NCE-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JUNOD-THE vACUUM-SIETHoD Of
WITHOUT MEpICINE-by RE
STORING the CIRCULATION OF the BLOOD
is the CURE for LOCOAiOTOR-ATAx
PARALYSIS, BRIGHT'S
EASEs-IhOse AILMENTS OF the SPINAL.
COLUMN and NERVOUS SYSTEM that
cause those ACHES and PAINS in the
BACK. BODY and LIMBS and those NAL
AIDES that make CANES, CLUTCHES and
WHEEL CHAIRS necessary. Il you would
AVOID. OBEIATE and OBTAIN RELIEF
from the above conditions YOU CAN. This
IS the most RATIONAL. SCIENTIFIC and
NATURAL method Of CURE ever discov-
cred and MAKES GOOD EVERY TINE
Information Free
PROF. H. y. d. PARKER,
1924 New York Ave. y. ".
Hours. 10 10 ;. Sundays, 10 20 I. Lady As
slstant.
Read Non-AedicaI Healing. back cover 1905
city Directors. ap2-tf
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

PROF. CARL ". KENT
Can Be consulted upon all a1airs Of life.
sickness. law suits. investments. love affairs.
etc Prof. Kent reads your life from child
hood 10 old age and the grave. the Ike o.
which can not be equaled by any other man,
woman or child. Remember that
PROF KENT
Is POSITIVELY
UNLIKE ALL OTHERS,
and Is not % be classed with the many
called MEDIUMS. CLAlRNOYANTS and
HlNDOOS. who infest every large city Call
and be convinced Of his superiority over an
others. TERMS REASONABLE
PROs, KENT Is located AZ sos 9TH ST NV
O:H1e Hours, 10 a. m 10 S D. m sunday.
ORIGINAL GYPSY palnist; whole fortune
told IJc; open nights and sundays l723 sth
ST NV. 49,
NIAIE- CATHERINE. washington's favorite
palnist and clairvoyaut. tells al you wish
20 know. everyone IN trouble knows what
she can DO. sl4 New York ave. SOC and 81.
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MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC PIANIST.
Assistance for Troubled and Unfortunata-
ARE YOU IN TROUBLED Do you ind
with al youT natural gifts and talents that
YOU arc banled, discouraged and unsuccess-
niI2 Il 50. cJme and be advised. find out
the cause Of your bad LUCK and how % change
your had conditions 70 those OF Success. joy
and Happiness. Thousands 1--we today 10
bless and give credit Of their success and
happiness 10 THIS WONDERFUL CLAIR
VOYANT. she has helped otheIs-WHY
not your
7eI-'-inth Street n wi
Don't II stake Name and NUmberD
nhis-tf
NINE. JEWEL
PIANIST. NEDTUA.
TELLS YOUR NAME. name Of friends. enc
mics rivals. whom ard when you VIII marry.
gives never faisng advice on business. tray
els patents law suits. speCuiatlOls, health
and family troubles removes evil influences
and gains the one YOU love. All business
confidential ard attended 70 IN person Read
ings 800
Hours 10 a m p n Daily.
Don't Fo-gst Name and Number.
LI8LE- JEWEL.
az 9th ST NV.
Look for signs On iron steps.
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Little 7 a1ks
Big Subjects:
XIX.

Simplicity Of the keynoeS of SUCCESS This applies
to everything, but especially to the attitude of toward
man. For instance, you seeking position don't write
mass OF words which nothing and call it Want Ad;
don't attribute virtues &c yourself which you do not possess
IN brief, don't be hypocrica don't pose. Employers
Gays are looking neither for paagonS Saints they prob
ably wouldn't want if they could get What they do
want are live energetic clearheaded willing workers.
who are not afraid of real work and who do given task
lntegenty So you out of work and wish position
write brief, intelligent Times Want Ad stating facts and
moi tance and you viii be surprised at the way your Want
Ad VIII drive Itself home Experience has given employees
sort OF Intuition by (which they enabled to distinguish real
merit from buncomb. Remember this when you wish TO
make use of The Times Want Columns to secure work
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We CALL promptly on snort notice and
make keys. locks repaired WASHINGTON
SAFE AND LOCK CO.. 100 D 81 Nv. Phone
Main I725 uhs-tf
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MASSAGE.

MANICURISCi. shampooing. facial and scalp
massage. open evenings until 10 p N. III2
Sth ST. NV. Phone North 12S4-Y. Open sun
days. lessons Special Rates. ap5-3Ot
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE; generEI face a1d
scalp; Swedish movements electro-vibro;
open Sunday % floor. 'front.'; walk IN. Hours
a. IN 10 10 p n. 5l5 18th s. NV Phone
n 2o96-H- mh22-s0t
SELECT TOILET and massage parlors:
hours, 10 20 70. ROOM 2. second d00r. Please
walk in. Open Sundays. 5I5 T ST. NV.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Wash
inrfon AurIi 2 1905. Sealed proposals uyilI bs
reCeived at this once until p O'Clock II
SATURDAY, April Is lsos. for remodeling
plurabiag in the MagTuder. Pierce and Car
rtson schools Blank forms OF proposals and
suecIdcations may be obtained at Room a.
District Building. and plans can be seen and
information obtained at the ONCE OF the IN
spector Of Plumbing HENRY b f. Mac
FARLAND- HENRY L WEST. JAY T..
MORROW. Commissioners apz-6r-exsu
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SLOOP-Wili sacrifice: 12-h. p. engine: 6
berths: everything in first-cIass condition.
foot Of 18th St Sc c. W COOKSET
anti
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BARGAIN-Four-h. p. gasoline engine. .
barrel E-wser gasoline tank; new. BOX
SO. Tines Office aps-2t
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GOOD quality opaque shades sc; best quality
o. Opaque shades 60c; hung free. viii call
With samples. kLEEBLATTS Ilth and H
sts- ne oci7-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

IkINk AND HARNESS REPAIRING
EIa AID II SIS. REPAIRING or 49,.
hINDSs WAGONS. HARNESS. WHEELS
PHONE y. l11-M. GEYER - =
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LADIES' TAILORING.

LADIES' suits understanding at cut prices:
English goods silk lined: latest style: guar
anteed TT; S25 and up; opening season. BA-
IARSKY & PATTERSON 2o20 18th st. NV.
sp3-sot
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FOR sALz-mscELLANEoUa

PIANOS returned from renters are now o.
Iered al exceptionally low prices.
Kohler & Campbell. .--.....-.. rs
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woRKINGMARS WANTS.
WORKINGAIEN. spring is he--, big stock
overcoats selling So 20 81: s1fts OF clothes
IS to 81 coats and vests. 81 Z S. coats, 81 50;
pants, $50 goods all WOOL: tailor made
tsIiEhtly worm. We can save YOU big
money. JUSTES OLD STAND. SIG ..
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A VEL PAYING establfsbed bu,i,e.- .
$780, nc experience required. a b-Iglnee.
that Is not ovsrrun. BOX so7, Times of8ce-
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WILL CALL and make keys anywhere IN
city; locks put on and repaired. electric bells;
drop postal or phone North 500. WA CULs-
LIGANs 207 r 81. NV. fe7-s0t
The Washington times., 1908-04-04

FOR SALE-We are Offering some extraordi-
nary bargains In new and used pianos-Bar-
gains that are worth investigating right
Sohmers $50; ShoningsF, almOs. new $50;
Knabe, $3.50 Stien. SIS; Decker Bros. SIS:
Christie z Son, 49, Groverstein & Fuller
500; and q number Of others. Easy pay
ments. o. J. DeMOLL & CO.. III 9 81.
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LUNCH ROOM FOR sale: must sell todav- biz
chance Tor 1ustIlng waiter OF cook. o.,
leaving tOWr- 5o36 18th 81 nv. It
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ROLLER SKATES.

STATES REDUCED-UnIon Hard
ware, $780, Winslow extension. $3.50: Wins
low solid. $40. Barney & Berry. Ass Pre-
sent ad and get rebate. 10c pair. h "
HIGHAM. Jr-. l92-io5 B St Sc Opposite
Congressional Library nh22-2St
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HARDWARE AM bicycle business a 49,
good chance for mechanic; VIII sell Tor Isss
than invoice; must De sold. Address Box
6l8. Times Office ap4-2t
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WAITERS-Two colored. Apply DRISCOLL
HOTEL, at once. 1st and B SITS nv II
WATTERs-CoIored; Sunday work EAGLE
CLUB. 9th and NV. ap4-2t
Rs-Experienced- Apply eli sth St
NV ap5-ot
WA'NTED-At once. two experienced shoe
sale.nen- THORNTON'S SHOE STORE. 7O5
18th st. NV. IL
WANTED-An expert window cleaner, steady
lob for right party; state experience, wages
desired and give references from last two en-
ployers- BOX 591. Times ONCE. ap2-3t
WANTED-Men 10 get best haircut IN the
city. I5c; shave. including neck shave. 1Oc:
raIors honed. 15c: two. 25c: white BARRIERS;
open TIL s o. n 6I7 St NV. fe2s-90t
WORKING PARTNER: old established
wagon and horseshoeing shop Apply 72s 9Th
St NV. ap3-3t
YOUNG MAN for clerical position; must be
quick and active: one with knowledge OF
shorthand preferred: also man TO act as
clerk and cashier; state age, experience and
references BOX -6l5. Times Office. II
YOUNG FELLOW wants congeniai roommate;
large front ROOM BOX $50. Times Office.
ap2-3t
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FLOOR OIL.

SAVE YOUR BACK STOP SCRURRrNTCI
Use hunters sanitary DUst-Killfnr- F,oo-
on II Keeps the floor clean and r5eS IT,
house OF insects. 60c a gallon Phone MAJ
pos; or drop postal 20 LIS Pa. ave. NV.
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aad 30 other bargains In used pianos
Sole Agents for the Sohmer, Blasils Worch
and Regent Pianos.
HUGO WORCH,
ITO Q ST nv rnh28-tf
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TAILORING.

RING, THE TAILOR; latest importatfons.
fashionable cut. moderate prices: cIeanInr
and pressing; goods called fOr and delivered
Phone Main 4895-Y fer samples. 18th ana
x st. NV. ap2-3t
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NORTHEAsT

LADDON PHARMACY, 120O Florida ave. ne
-CHAS- H BLUMER. N Cap. and r SITS ne
KRAUS' PHARMACY- 9Th and X EtR
AeCHESSEY s. JOACHIM, Sth AMI + SITS. M
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wANTED-MIscELLANEoUs.

HIGHEST cash prices paia for discarded wear
ing apparel; iadies' or gents. send postal: :
viii call. b TARSHES. 1908 9TH NV Phone
North 4S9. mh6-tf
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MOTORCYCLES.

We ARE AGENTS OF THE
'ISDIAS'' MOTORCYCLES
IHE MOST CP-TO-DATE MACHINE
CHAS. =. MILLER & BRO no 7z-b ~
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UPHoLSTERING.

WHEN LOOKING for genuine antique ma
hoEany fZrniture OF AL kinds, repairing and
uph0Istering, give US a call z. e SMITH
S4O0 P ST. NV Phone West So mh2I-30t
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ALL KINDS Of millinery; hats remsds and
trimmed. feathers curled- LAURA ANDRE
SEN. I1l5 9Th ST. NV least side, formerly
1885 9Th 81. CDen evenings. ap2-20r
SALE on all trimmed hats for Friday. Satu--
day and Monday az cost; hats s1yiishIy trim
med sec sl9 o ST NV ang-snr
MILLINERY stylishly made trimmed ana
rernodeled: straw hats dyed. cleaned and re-
shaped a. reasonable prices FOERTSCHE'S
6I3 18th 81. NV. mh2G-sCt
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EDUCATIONAL

PRIVATE LESSONS IN mathematics
sciences. languages. music university grad
nate twenty years experience Iiterarv
work revised. PROF J.. Station G. BOX
2515. city. ap5-st
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We can braze cast iron; we re'lalr bicycles.
automobiles. engines. sewing ma chimes, baby
,s~rieges. locks, guns, typewriters, etc, c.
A SELLER. IIG-Il2 Sth St sc.
mh2s-Su. Wd. sa-l2t
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REFRIGERAToRS AND ICE BOXES.

MeCRAy REFRIGERATORS and Ice Boxes
ave = on ice bills NELSON REFRIG
ORATOR CO.. go F ST NV. mhls-3ot-exSu
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RROOKLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR H +. LUERSSEN Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. L CARNE q CO.. 703 King ST.
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
+. A SONNEMAN.
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OUTING LAUNCHES.

BOAT BARGAINS; IS to % footers, new or
second hand boats; spend your holidays and
vacation on the river. AGENCY. Boycs
Studio. 1925 F St NV. Phone Main TS5
ap46.S
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A. e POWELL. 4th and East Capitol St..
ROACH DRUG CO., 9Th and q SITS sc.
~. S. FEALY, NV. cor 18th aud Pa. ave.
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TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH and Russian bath: only Turkish
bath for ladies' IN the city, rozrs 70 s.:
gentlemen's department never closed 1879 G
ST NV. Phone N 5962- ap4-Set
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THE WASHINGTON TINES
requires the services OF a bright boy
70 run errands for the advertising
department. Opportunity for advance
ment- Must have bicycle. Apply IN
person between 4 and tonight or
between and 70 Monday morning 10
the ADVERTISING MANAGER
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
WOmdH'S PAGE
Presbyterian DeacOneSses.

The Presbyterian church has adopted the plan of
training to serve as deaconesses which has
proved to be very successful IN the Protestant
Episcopal the Lutheran and the Methodist Episcopal
churches The first Presbyterian training school tor
deaconesses was established about year ago by the
Presbvtery of Philadelphia and it is an
nounced that a similar school is to be maintained by
the Presbytery of Chicago. 1t does not yet appear
that the women who are trained in these institutions
are to be regularly ordained as the deaconesses
in the other churches named although leaders say
that there is no reason why they should not be public
w set apart for their work at a service in some
church
For long time the Presbyterian and other
churches which have not officially provided Tor
deaconesses have felt a growing need for women
especially trained to assist in the work of the church,
says the Boston Transcript. Several institutions,
some of them undenominatona have offered courses
of study to women in preparation tor the Work OF
pastors assistants but the demand for such assist
ance especially from city churches where changing
conditions are most quickly bringing about changes
in church methods, has been far greater than the
suDpv and it is said that some other denominations
are likely to follow the example of the Presbyterian
and establish denominatonal schools for this pur
nose for leaders saw that modern churches set in the
midst of great populations, well get along
without minister as without a visitor.
Since the woman is needed in the work it is newt
able that she should be offered special training for
it.
1t is said that deaconesses are no innovation in the
Presbyterian church, although they new to that
church in this country. In the Presbyterian
churches of Scotland they officially recognized
many years ago.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
The Club and the Home.

The recent biennial meeting of the General FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs has again drawn attention to
the inestmably valuable work in behalf of reforms
of many kinds accomplished by club movement, and
it is service which, when class come to
take keener interest in public affairs, they inevi
tably must, will be greatly extended.
However, according to Vogue, while the club has
long ago passed the stage of being sneered at, and
has become a social institution to which many pro-
gressve women consider it their duty to belong, has
not the tendency been to lay the emphasis too strong
ly on the individuals obligation to the community
at the expense of consideration for the family, and
is there not danger that will misinterpret the
call to public service absolving them from the
actions of home life? Indeed, the unconcern with
which many reegate the care of their
husbands, children and aged parents to hirelings,
while they engage in philanthropic work, not only
initiates against happy family life, but shows la
entabe lack of proper individual character develop
ment for which the club is in large
sponsible. The husband and the home have the first
claim on a wife's individual attention. it being in
consideration of the proper meeting of domestic
demands that she receives her board, lodging and
such other emoluments her portion. For
apart from all sentimental considerations marriage
is business arrangement a cash basis and
woman is no more justified in delegatng her obliga-
tons to hireling who cannot possibly be qualified
substitute than she would be in undertaking
mercia1 position salary and then turning over
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

part of her important work to the office boy while
collecting pay for full service
Offering ones aged father and mother home
should not mean merely furnishing them with board,
lodging and suitable clothing, for these necessaries
are obtainab1e in institutions and almshouses. 1t
should imply the loving personal attention that con-
stitutes one of the charms of ideal family life.
Habtually to turn the aged parent and the young
child over to hired domestics, the while the
head of the home is busying herself with hospitals,
free ice-water fountains, and other charitable mat
ters however worthy in themselves is to fail lament
ably in first duty. There are, of course, scores of
wholly unreasonable old mothers and fathers whose
exactions in the way of attention pass all bounds but
the majority not of this type, and one should
remember that even they dependent to
pathetic degree for their peace of mind on loving
attentions from their own, so may one some day
be in need of afectionate care from ones own.
Save in very exceptional cases no public service by
a woman who is wife, mother or either, is compar
able in Importance with her duty to her family, and
while no enlightened person in this age and country
advocates the burying herself in the home
and restricting her activities wholly to it. there is
giving to each its due which it is most desirable in
this day of urgent appeals for social service that she
should appreciate The doctrine of universal
brotherhood is beautiful IDEAL but it never be
realized or its day of general acceptance fastened
by neglect of obligations that lie nearest at hand
Nor is there any merit in spending time and sub
stance helping to spread the gospel of good fellow
ship at the expense of nearer claims
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22
BY Primary Election.

Hartford News new suggestion for picking
out wife comes from Florida. 1t fascnates like
Italian sunset, bewitches like rainbow and
frances like dream 1t all grew out of the fact
that General Albert w. Gilchrist whom the Florida
democrats at their recent primary nominated for
governor, is an old bachelor The proposal is
seriously made that another primary at which the
woman democrats of the state shall pick wife
for the unmarried candidate he held.
This is ingenious scheme and should be
adopted. If General Gchrist is determined to mix
matrimony with politics the project of selecting
wife for him at primary is ideal The principle
of choosing wives by popular vote is capable of
great extension. The women of the neighborhood
are always prepared to point out who should marry
whom man may himself be puzzled as to whom
he would like to we'd but his neighbors and friends
can solve the conundrum in jify. They are al
ways ready to act.
Now here's where the adoption of modified
form of the Florida proposal should come in Why
should not the question to whom d young
ought to marry be determined by the popular vote
of the town or city in which he resides? The ar
rangement would save him heap of trouble The
duty would be gladly assumed by the community
In case the logic of events should show that the
wife whom the people had chosen for him
msfit he would be in position to blame the public
He would be relieved of the embarrassing duty of
having to blame himself. Under the suggested
policy of picking out spouses the nupal critics of
the town could no longer say that John Smith should
have married Mary Brown instead of taking such
an impossible woman as Amanda Jones into life
partnership.
Florida is the cradle of an idea that appeals to
all mankind The wonder is that nobody thought
of it before.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-08-22

B1obbs-I once saw professional strong who
could bend 1Oc piece with his fingers.
Slobbs-Thats nothing I have no difficulty in
breaking $40 bill, if happen to have one-Phila-
delpha Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-24
Benton Grange.

The men of Benton Grange will be In
absolute control of the entire program
of the entertainment at Schoolhouse
hall at Benton Station "Wednesday
night and hold the full list of officers
allowed - Grange. The evening will be
recorded as Gentlemen's night. A few
weeks ago the ladies' held similar
event and although their occasion was
one to be satisfied with, the men are
not to be beaten, thus the extra efforts
beng put forth. The regular officers
Of the lodge each appoint man to
hold his office for this time. The list
is as follows:
Master, Ivan PrentisS; overseer,
Harry Pollard; steward, Homer Libby;
assistant steward. Victor Worthing;
"lady" assistant steward, Victor Pol
lard: secretary, Fred Scott; treasurer,
Ralph Pillsbury: Ceres, Albert w.
Reed; Flora, Charles II. Crummett;
Pomona, j. G. Brown; gatekeeper, A.
l.. Piummer; chorister. James Warren;
chaplain, Ruben Wentworth.
The lecturer is hard at work upon
the program, and the attendance is
sure to be one of the largest of the
season.