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HELP wANTED-Male and Femais
GOVERNMENT CI,ERKs

GOVERNMENT CLERKS
who are tired Of being a mere Co IN a
les that bind them daily to petty detail
work and a routine which permits OF no
brain development 10 let y. p j. g PRE-
PARE you and PLACE you IN q goSd-paying
position as banker, bOokkeepe-, stenogra-'
pher, private secretary. manager. telegraph
operator, or railway agent There are no
limitations placed on ones ability IN the
great fascinating field OF business. send FOR
our large, illustrated cloth-bOund book ex-
planning everything concerning the courses
We teach cost, etc: 30 colleges In -'venteen
OR MONEY BACK Contract
backed by a $500 900 corporation. Call or
address, DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BCSI-
NESS COLLEGE Successor to The Spence
RAM, Academy Of Music building. Sth and
d SITS NV je30-eOd-u
EUREKA EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE, 10l1 New York ave-. trained
help for resorts and city: profitable situations.
nyS0-Sa,l IL. th-tf
are always in demand.
hours. STENOGRAPHIC ACADESY, Col
orado Building open day and night ny16-tr
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.
DAYS WORK or cleaning fiat or Office
mornings and evenings by white woman.
2AS G St NV 1y2-3t
GOLDkED NOMAN W.-n references wishes
day work or cook MRS. HEPBURN, %
East Capitol ST II
DAYS WORK or general houscwork, col
ored girl. 81 New York ave. nv. II
GENERAL homework BY reliable coiored
girl from Bedford, Va Cali OF address 205
. St NV. jyl-T
PLAIN washing done at home. ls33 18Th St
NV. Iyl-2u
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALR
SALESMAN-By young man, several years
department store experience; best city refer
ence- BOX %, Times sfice- II
NIAN-Colored; place as house worker or
general work. JOHN HAWKINS, 81 o st.
NV. 1t
BY COIORED boy. place as dishwasher or
grocery driver: furnish reference 13lZ 18th
st. NV jy1-2t
WILL some kind-hearted person give or ges
me work OF any kind Address WHITE MAY,
BOX "A, Times Office. je39-St
E-----------------
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
CONSULT THE RIGGS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 1457 p st. NV, when you are In
need OF help or situations Our patronage Is
broad and result bringing JelSth 81, ttI-S0t
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HOME NEEDS.

THE PEERLESS ExTERMINATOR co
has a harmless nuld that kills nIes; an ex-
terminat0r and dlslufect0r. lnsures health by
purifying. order today. Phone Main g51g
IS St nv. je5o-tu n. su-s9t
WHITEHALL DAIRY, sanitary. Jos Jonn-
son, Prop. fresh eggs, cottage cheese; but
Ter. cooking. Z0c. table butter. &c. butter
milk &c quart cream 1s1z X 81 NV.
3eS N, 81. tu-g0t
KERS-S PIES
TIE BEST MADE.
Ask your grocer Always fresh.
ll5 d 81 ne Je-5-th. ~. sJ-90t
MAKE SPECIALLY OF repairing and redn-
ishing antique furniture. cabinet work, up
h0lsyering; work guaranteed Packing AMI
shipping. Phone J.. 151L ESM. F. SMITH,
lstJ = re 5eS-tu. H. su-s0t
A STORE FULL or BIG BARsAINS 10
suit the times. Always a fun line Of de-
parJmentl furnishings at your disposal
JEFFERSON'S and zoe Store. us Il ne.
je7-Su.Cu th-Sgs
PARLOR SUITES. i've pieces. $40 up; mate
rial Furnished chairs -ccaue1- 50c %. Fur
nlture repaired. carpets made laid. cleaned.
Orders promptly attended %. c. AMBER
son. los Slh nv. -ezl-su. u. Lh-5Jt
YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated ana
made comfortable as new al small cost. You
can see your work done Factory and sales
room. 633 Il NV Phone II zgsI. !. 7. JONES.
aD-3-sJs
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ARCHITECT, CARPENTER ANE
BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. Carpenter and Builder. 5obbing
promptly executed at short notice drop pos
tai. VIII cal: estimates ch-srfully given.
W. c. GOODWIN. 7o3 5 81. nv
aA2E-EeA%R=Nz
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SOUTHWEST.
", HUGO EISENBEISS, eth ana @ streets
MCDONALD, :. W, "a and L sw,
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

AVE. NV. 1.-TWO cool
rooms. furnished FOR Hight housekeeping.
SIS per month; also one large bay window
parlOr ROOM use OF reception hail. one
square from new Union Depot. JyZ-9t
p ST. NV, 2l2O-For rent. Groom fat;
very low for summer months; furnished Il
desired Fiat 4 JyZ-3t
18TH ST. SW.. z25hz-TWo furnished rooms
with bath; gentlemen only; private family;
near Bureau OF Engraving. II
10TH ST. Ne, 430-FOr rent TIL September
18th. nicely furnished Groom house; low
rate 70 careful people u
G ST NV. 4I1l4-Two communicating rooms
FOR Hight housekeeping water IN rooms 4
slngLe room.
9Th ST. Ne, sl0-Three beautiful rooms.
furnished IN the best Of style, complete Tor
light housekeeping: beautiful brass bed. eis-
CANT gas range. large closets, porcelain BATH
every convenience; very reasonable. Jy2-t
II 81. NV, 7OS-FurnIshed rooms; rent rea-
SOnable- Jyl-3t
NEW YORK AVE, 422-TWo furnished
rooms; next % baths suitable for ?; parl0r
and bed room II
c ST NV, 2g7-T'wo cool second nocr 'front.'
rooms. separate or together porcelain bath;
light housekeeping II
II ST. NV. 45I-Large communicative: fur-
nished for light housekeeping all conven-
FENCES II
18th ST. NV. 6l5-NIce bedrooms. also
housekeeping rooms reasonable jy2-St
l2TH ST. NV, u7-Three- room apartment
furnished for light housekeeping with private
bath Ring No 1 bell II
10Th 81. NV. IOlO-Large bright rooms.
summer rates. gentlemen preferred refer
enccs. jy2-st
TIE CLARKE, zoo New Jersey ave. NV.
large airy rooms by day, week or month;
rates reasonable; near Capitol and Union
Station ruyl7-Su, IL, th-50t
nth ST. NV. S02-Desirable furnished
rooms. central location. 1yl-St
K ST. NV, 4s7-Two or three furnished or
Unfurnished rooms for rent. jyl-2t
SD ST. NV. 6O7-Enure second aoor. three
rooms. furnished FOR housekeeping bath ad-
Joining IS. jyl-2'
1ST ST. NV, 422-TgO nice rooms furnished
complete for light housekeepingi next bath;
reasonable jyl-2t
Z ST. NV, 23I-One nicely furnished room.
very reasonable: convenient G. P o. and
Pension Department. Jyl-3t
nth ST NV. uSI-Nicely furnished com
municating room for rent. jyl-5t
WANTED-Rehned gentlemen with good ref
erences 20 take furnished rooms at the IL
Cirande. front apartment on 18th 81 facin,.
Pension Park Apply MRS LEVY jy1-5t
nth ST. NV. 1z56-Young lady wishes 10
housekeeping; $3.50 per month. Apartment
6. The Plymouth. Jyl-St
9TH ST. NV, 12O9-Two furnished second
floor rooms; front veranda; light house
keeping le30-5t
9Th ST. Sc. S27-Two rooms, second floor.
furnished complete for housekeeping. rent
and cooking gas, Sl5- JeSO-3t
I ST. NV, 1219-EIne. large. single and
communicating room; hot and cold water; all
co1veniences; summer rates. Je30-3t
18TH ST. NV, 61S-Nice fats, also single
rooms: reasonable. Je30-3t
9Th ST. NV. 7la-CenJrally located: fine
residence; large. comfortable room; only s.
month. 1e30-3t
IRVING ST, 13sl-Two comfortable front
rooms: furnished: private family; gentlemen
only apl4-Slt
ANTED-ROOMS
WANTED-By snail family, furnished rooms
complete FOR housekeeping; preference sw.;
STATE urtca and rartfculars ROX a. Times
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GEORGETOWN.
F. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 II St NV.
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS- II BLUMER. y Cap. and K SITS. Ne
fMcCHESNEY d JOACHIM. cor I'd and y SITS.
kRAUS' PHARMACY. 9Th and X SITS.
f1dcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and + SITS. no.
BENZ. 4. LANHAM. L.h and =. Cap. St
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts
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SOUTHEAST.

a z. POWELL. an and East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and @ SITS. Sc.
a d. BURROWS. Lth and Pa. ave.
F. p WELLER, cor. Sth and I.
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BROOKLAND, D. c.
aLINTON & NELSON.
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE: general face AID
scalp Swedish usJVe-neuls- e-ecrr1C-v1b-O-
Hours, m 90 20 p. m- Open Sundays-
First hcor front; walk in 81 18th St NV
Phone NJ 6255. ie27-90t
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HELP wANTED-MALR.

LABoRERs FOR concrete work. AppIs sth
and d SITS Sc. sy-2t
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WHERE TO MARKET.


H. KATz, Cd and Mass. ave NV, large
prime rib roast, 12Izc; Shuck roast. Ice per
ID: good steak I2Iac ID: pork roast Iiztc
ID; kerosene Oil. sac gal: Washday SOAP
19c doz cakes je36-30t
ROUND STEAK. 14c; sirloIn, 16c; porter
house, Isc; lamb chops, Is and ISc; leg OF
lamb. 16c-
F. {. SANDERS. cor 7th and C sw. Phone
NJ. 295 K je23-gOt
THE GOODRICH MARKET, Southeast cor
ner Sth and + SITS sw. South Washington's
most complete grocery. The place to get good
shings 10 eat Phone Main 23S1. je3O-6Ot
H. KATE. Sd and Mass. ave nw.-s cans
sardines &c; Elk Grove butter, &c; kero-
sene oil. s55c gal: Washday soap. Isc doz
cakes. Je26-sot
LEG OF SPRING LAMB 1Sc ID at BRAY
SHAW'S, 7th and 3 ne. Sd and = ne: goods
OF best quality IN all lines; everything sea-
sonable at lowest prices: prompt delivery 70
all parts OF the city. je4-S0t
TRY CHELINrS home made preserves: con-
tain only pure fruits and sugar; also full line
OF groceries, meats, and vegetables 100 II
Sc. NV 5e12-20t
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ALEX ANDRIA. va.
r. 2. CARNE d CO., TO5 King st.
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
7. A. SONNENAN
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LATEST STYLE: ladies' and gents suits 90
order: dyeing and repairing OF ladies' and
gentlemen's outer garments: satisfaction
guaranteed LOUIS GOLDMAN, sol 18th NV
Phone n. Ss2 II. je11-th. Su. tu-sOt
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NAN 20 care for horse and work ar Jund gro
Gerry LAWMAN, 9Th and A ne. Il
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wANTED-sUMMER BoARDERs.

CAN ACCOMMODATES small party OF board
ers at my home at Wedderburn, Va; very
high and healthy location 600 feet above
Washington city; electric and steam rail-
ways: convenient 70 OficehOlders. ROOM
10 800 9Th 81. NV. je2S-7t
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MORRIS. MILLINERY IMPORTER. SOL II
ne Phone L 1882. TIE elite styles. mats
trimmed 50cs our prices lower than else
wheres due TO low rent. call OF phone
rav-7-th su-6Ot
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WASTED-Moaeys 5000. i've yezrs; arsc.
InortSrges git edge real estate security.
Addrcss BOX "a Times once fyz-st
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COLD STORAGE FOR FURs-
Moths are most destructive 10 furs in June.
alteration and repairs al summer rates. y. II.
6TINEMET2 & SON CO.. + ct cor. l2th.
augl-QDI
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MAN-Young. 20 work in furniture store as
salesman and help in general HO'5WCoD.
Sth and K NV. 1y2-3t
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MODELS OF attractive face and figure VIII
be paid Tor their services; work not dim
cult. Apply az IN @ 81. NV. care o. Bells
Studio. mys-9Jt
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PERSONAL

IF EOC NEED money I wiz make You 2
loan OF from SO 20 SO a. q rate that VII
Pay you 20 investigate. AdGress BOX IL
Times Office ivI-sJt
PRoF. PRINCE 80 ~ St sW- jss5-sI
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COAL.

LOOK HEREi- SAVE s0C a TON.
". A broken furnace. per ton........-....s67l
". A egg, per ton.........-............. $ 8,
81. a stove. per ton..--...-............... Sc 81
" A. nut. per ton.-..-.-...-.-..-...... IS 9;
W. A pea. per IS Il
my17-Su. tn. Ii GOT
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CALL AT 6is 9TH ST. NV. Room !. to get
hrst-claSs repairing done IN watches. clocks.
jewelry case work, plating an-a jewelers.
supplies. Prices that beat EN- all. je25-90t
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STENOGRAPHERS are always in demand
We can prepare you for a position in 80
hours STENOGRAPI4IC ACADEAtV, Col.
orado building. Open day ana nIEhL- nyl6-tr
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FURNITURE repaired and upholstered;
screens made 10 order; all work guaranteed;
lowest rates IN town; estimates furnished
free. 1906 eth 81. NV. Phone North 4sjs
jy2-th. Su. m-50t
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DYENG, CLEANING, PRESSING.

+. Z. GREEN, pressing club; expert clean
ing. dyeing and repairing; ladies and gen
uemen: all orders promptly attended 10 SIC
and SIS 18th st. NV. myl2tu. IN. sa Got
J. +. HUTH CECLIPSE). dyeIng and clean
Ing works: works and Office 81 10Th ST ns-;
branch 615 Penn. ave. Sc: telephone. Lincoln
TT9-R: wagons call for and daIiver. ap5-s0t
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1IAN-Young; attend soda fountain; expert
ne. II
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PALMISTS
PSYCHIC

IF YOU WISH advice and information on
any subject. consult Mr.. K Million and set
a palm reading OF psychic reading Mr.. Nil
Ion also teaches hyplOIlsln and mental hyp-
notic suggestions Phone Main "a 9-2 Eye
% ST. NV. rnyI9-g0C
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HELP wAKTED-FKMALE.

sAT MRS. CLARES training School, 200
Nth NV. thorough course in dressmakIng
cooking. millinery. and laundering. position
guaranteed; reduced rates FOR summer course.
lGl0ne y. ~. leZ3-su. ~. th-aQt
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NAN to work on a dairy farm; must be
a good milker. BARRETT BROS, Brook
land, = c. iv2-3t
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BUESA TOILET PREPARATIONS
facial tonic for ladies; priees moderate MSS
LAURA CADMAN. rs 18th ST. hair dressing
and naniCurIng parIors JeG-s0t
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TO THE LADIES'

JUST RECEIVED Is pair tan pumps; $50
value, 70 80 at r9sc; 70 pair pa-2nt colt HAND
sewed ladies' oxfords, value 81. AZ 49, Il
pair hand sewed vici kid plain toe and TIP. |
Sl-S9: q pair black oXfords. $3.50 value az
sL49: only one pair 20 customer.
GUARANTEE SAMPLE SHOE CO.
l6Gs I4th st. NV II
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS

X ST Ne. s0-Eutire second ncor: 3. rooms
and BATH ali convenience Ter housekeeping:
reasonable. with owner. fv1-Zr
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-s75 CHARTERED oak sideboard, $50:
handsome hail rack. SI5s quartered oak bed
room set. So lot o. rockers. pictures, etc.
cheap I2f5 II St. ne iyZ-th. Sus tu-gQ
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BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. Su.ts
- Colorado building 18th and c. Expert
invest cations ary case, ell sections
Strictly cOl1leutla-- Phone Main - Nighs
ca-- North Az MORGAN BRADFORD. r.
Principal 5e--slt
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wANTED-SALESMEN.

CIGAR statesmen WANTED-Ezp erienca
unnecessary; S10O per month and eEoenses
PEERLESS CIGAR CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
ie25-llt
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RUG WEAVING.

BOATS FOR HIRE, MilIers Boat House
All kinds. All prices All kinds OF lines and
bait
JOSEPH o. MILLER, Benning, D. {.
je27-sa. tn. th-90t
PRIVATE YACHTING parties. large and
comfortable launch; all conveniences;
plenty OF deck room. For information apply
912 Eye 81. or phone Main 81 3e5-3Ot
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MEETINGS at the Home Of Mrs Jennie
MalJby. 9S3 n 81. NV. Monday and Thursday
evenings al S o. clock. readings from O. IA
10 Z D N Phone y Ss4Z
iv2-th. So. tu-sot
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TELEPHONE EUREKA EMPLOYMENT |
EXCHANGE, 10l1 New York ave-: trained !
help for resorts and city; profitable situations.
rgrr-qI1- ca ~ h-FF
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HAMBEBMAID-White. ST. JAMES HO-
TEL Apply HousekeePer. jy1-3t
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LOST-In vicinity Of Thirteenth and z So.
nw-s a pair Of spsctacles and case. FeuTars.
Y returned 70 PHIL BEeANSON. Box OF
Zee. New National Theater. n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-22
published as follows:

published as follows:
An expression from twenty-six Of
the leading Republican papers In
West Virginia shows the, following
results: Eighteen think that the
state win go unanimously for Taft,
while three are bitterly opposed to
him and I'VE are indifferent and do
not seem TO have ever heard that
there would be an election this
yeaf. A number Of inquiries are ont,
but the above represents. twenty-six
counties OF the state. There Is now
but little question where the rank
and file of the Republicans of the
state are. a few weeks ago. they
would have stood as a unit for Presi-
dent Roosevelt, bnt now that he has
eliminated himself they turn to the
next choice. The genial secretary is
very popular among the masses of
the people of the state as well as his
own state. A number of politicians
of the state are predicting that he
viii be nominated on the first ballot,
thing which is likely to occur.
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Thinks Well of Reed

The Grafton Sentinel thinks well
of Stuart F. Reeds Pittsburg speech
and also of his candidacy for secre-
tary of state. The Sentinel has the
following to say on these subjects:
The Sentinel produces in this is.
sue the elegant tribute paid to West
Virginia by Ex-senator Stuart F
Reed, delivered the other evening
before the West Virginia Club at
their banquet in Pittsburg. The ad.
dress is a splendid eulogy upon the
greatness of the Mountain State
There. is much in it OF a historical
nature and we are sure 1t will be
read with pleasure by Sentinel read.
ers. Senator Reed is a candidate
for secretary OF state. He is a
bright and capable man and would
fill the office to which he aspires
with ability and the satisfaction OF
his constituents If elected to that
office.
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Crusade Against Cigarettes.

A reader of the Telegram who /.
identified, with the local public school,
system and OF course interested In
the welfare of our boys under age
believes that a determined crusade
against the selling of cigarettes to
minors should be engaged in by the
citizens of Clarksburg.
As the result of the interest taken
by one of the school officials, there
has been a conviction in circuit court
of a dealer who sold cigarettes 10 a
school boy. The dealer was fined
S35 and costs by Judge Lynch after
he had confessed to the charge pre-
ferred against him. j. Walter Dun,
can, principal of the Pierpont school,
started the investigation of the case
and accompanied the lad to the
store where 1t was reported that he
had been buying cigarettes, and af-
ter inquiry found that the boy had
obtained the cigarettes there. A
warrant was issped. the offending
dealer was held for circuit court, in
dicted and fined as stated. In
passing sentence Judge Lynch said
that it would be Improbable for
dealers to sell cigarettes to minors
in the future and gave warning
against the unlawful sale OF the pa
pered weed.
The law protects our boys and each
citizen or parent, at least, should not
forget his moral responsibility of
looking into the matter and have
those dealers punished who deal out
destruction In the form of cigarettes.
If We mean to help the boys out of
danger we should have frank talk
with them and convince them of the
danger and results of such Injurious
indulgences. In the opinion OF the
kilograms reader who is interesting
himself in behalf of the boys, it is
time for the teachers to line IN
against the foes Of our boys and fight
to finish this antagonist to life and
character. He believes that il the
people speak out their sentiments on
the cigarette business Il E same re-
suits wall follow here that followed
the crusade in the state of Indiana
Assuredly much assistance could
be given in the enforcement of the
law concerning the sale of cigarettes
to minors If teachers and parents
would give more heed to the matter
The deleterious. effects of cigarette
amoking by young boys seem to be
nnQuestioned and are emphasized bS
the law on the subject. II boys are
caught indulging in the vicious habit
they should be restrained and the
suggestion that both teachers and
parents should concern themselves
more about the boys in their care in
this respect is a good one and one
that the Telegram hopes will be nc.
corded the attention 1t deserves.
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West Virginia Taft Sentiment.

That there is a distinct and wide
spread sentiment in favor of the can
didacy of William Howard Taft for
the Republican nomination for Presi-
dent in West Virginia is shown by
the sentiment testing correspondence
which Fred Moore. OF the Central Re
publican of Belington, has been In
dulging in the. last few weeks. He
sent out circular letters to the Re
publican press OF the state asking for
opinions as to the presidential NOM
nation sentiment and his results are
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-22
The prain Upon the Forests


Since 1880 the sources of lumber
supply have undergone remarkable
changes. The first change was in
the regions from which the principal
kinds of lumber were procured, and
this was followed by the substitution
of other kinds of wood in their place.
Neither the centers of the lumber in
dustry nor the leading classes OF
woods are the same as they were %
years ago. In 1850 nine States
Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin,
New York, Texas. Arkansas, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana and Washington
produced 52.S per cent. or more than
half of the total lumber production
of the United States. In 1906 these
States produced 51.5 per cent, prac-
tically the same proportion, but the
changes which have taken place in
the output of Individual states are
very striking. Michigan, for in
stance, cut 20 per cent. of the total
in 1880 and but Sc per cent in
1906. Louisiana cut OF per cent. of
the total out put in 1880 and 7.9 per
cent. in 1906; Washington furnished
but O.9 per cent. of the luber produc-
ton of 1880 and 11.5 per cent. of
that of 1906. The cutting out of
the virgin timber-in the North and
East has been followed by increased
drains upon the forest resources of
the South and West.
At present only about % per cent
of the total forest area is in the State
of National Forests, the remainder
being unreserved public lands or in
private hands. The forest area is
amply sufficient, if rightly managed,
to produce eventually enough timber
to supply all our needs. Yet pri-
vate owners, as well as the State and
National Governments must use their
forests in a right way II we are to
maintain our timber supply.
Circular 1919, just issued by the
Forest Service, contains discussion
of the drains upon the forests and
the sources and the duration of the
timber supply. The publication
will be sent free upon application to
the Forests, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. c.
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am for Swisber

We can all tell how the cat is hop
ping by what men, who go over the
state, have to say as to the contest
for the gubernatorial nomination, If
indeed, it may longer be regarded as
a contest. Listen to what State SEN
,ator H. S. White, of the Sixth SEN
atorial district, has to say about it:
"Mingo is for Swisher for COVER
nor, and Wyoming will give him the
delegation also. In fact there is lit
tie opposition to him anywhere in the
state so far as l can learn and he
seems to have it his own way. /
came in through Raleigh county and
that county is for him. The Re
publicans of the state support the ad-
ministration and Governor Dawson's
Endorsement of swisher means a
great deal"
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william d Bryan did not elevate
himself In the estimation of thou
sands Of self-respecting men. when
he butted into the senatorial contest
in Kenucky, at his own yolition, as
he declared, and tried to read men
out of the Kentucky legislature be-
cause they refused to stultify them
selves by voting for Beckham for the
United States senate. And again he
displayed the trait of "a dictator,
which he has assumed to himself the
last several months. Bryan wants it
his way in every thing. but even Ken
tusky may politely tell him to attend
to his own business. y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-22

Because Beokham and his rotten
machinery succeeded in getting an
alleged Endorsement of his candidacy
for the United States senate, william
j. Bryan takes it for granted that
the people of Kentucky really want
Beckhan to have the job. Perhaps,
Mr.. Bryan would change his mind,
If he should but take the trouble to
ascertain the real sentiment in Ken
lucky.