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Lent is more than half over. Three
weeks from today the glorious resur
rection will be celebrated.
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The Aldrich bill has passed tn,
Senate, but it is still a long distanc.
from being n law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-29

Patagonia was so styled by Magel.
Ian IN accordance with the, Spanish
word patagorl. meaning large, clnm-
BY foot. 1t was from the fact of SEQ
Ing the impressions OF the large shoes
not. as he imagined, the feet-of the
aborlg!nes that he concluded the
country must be inhabited by giants.
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The black cap for the Black Hand
North or South.--Atianta Constitution.
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There 10 animal life at I'LL depths OF
me ocean. but plant life, being de-
pendent on light. cannot exist very far
beneath the surface.
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MIR. Tillman's remarks concerning
Roosevelt lend color to the rumor that
he intends TO scratch the ticket il both
parties nominate the Rough Rider this
summer.-Atlanta Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-29

Several high flnanciers felt slightel
because Senator La Toilette left them
out of hia list-Birmingham Age
Herald.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
EDITORIAL Rooms. /. i. Bell Phone No. II
Business ONCE. Bell Phone No. 1Bl
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@, q. Thaeker--Editor and Publisher.
l. ID. Pugh---. Advertising Manager.
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Owing to improved mining machin-
cry the cost of producing gold has
been reduced to $66G,66G n ton. That
price, of course, goes 10 only those
who buy in ton lots.-Omaha Bee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SAIE-

TUX SALE-
$4,000
=. Handsome new dwelling on 10th St:
~ rooms bathrooms: thoroughly up
nahos"me new residence. about 81 feet
Mue' artist'caiiy arranged: colonial de-
SGD; ) bathrooms.
NNrfn OF Dupont Circle. near Conn. ave-:
OH and '"" ,,n house Of II rooms: wide
floors: two-story brick stable.
$4,000
Near Vermont ave. and l. st: 70 rooms;
steam heat; lot 25xl40.
sixteenth St. handsome L. room stone
brick dwelling. adjoining two very costly
residences: good , .7. lot lot
Handsome stone-front residence On Mass.
ave near Scott Circle: IL rooms. rcerp-
lion hall plan, tiled bathrooms laundry,
etc.
$4,000.
very substantial and well appearing
dwelling near Dupont Circle: IA rooms. ;
bathrooms.
$4,000
r. ! ave. near Scott Circle; L. rooms;
lot 2O113O: bathrooms.
A substantial 1:-room dwelling on y
ST. between 18th and 18th SITS.
$4,000.
An unusually handsome and well con-
Strnrted new residence: located on one OF
the wide avenues in the northwest:
large library. bathrooms. hot-water
heat. electric lighting. parquct floors. side
yard. space and light:
$1,000.
\ corner located near the Belmont man
sion. with $ sleeping rooms;- botwater
heat etc; ''' s5S,o"o.
Fourteen rooms: hot-water heat: lot
21x115
$4,000.
In the Dupont Circle neighhorhood:
desirable ho,fsc at a low price: owner
leaving town. We'll arranged. ROOMS on
first floor: sleeping rooms: gOod-sized
library: modern baths: servants rooms;
hot-water heat: electric light: handsome
ly decorated: SIDE light: yard; alley.
in modern home in this desirable To-
cality.
$4,000
4 very attractive individual colonial
residence. new and thoroughly up-to-date;
an artistic design-one out of the Ordi-
nary: lot 22195: side light: bathrooms.
$4,000.
Well arranged for physician and well
located: convenient to the Metropolitan
Club: two parlors. dining room and pantry
first floor: sleeping rooms linen
closet. {.
An unusual bargain in that select local
ity--on 18th st. near Scott Circle; II
rooms: hot-water heat: = bathrooms: good
sized lot.
Near Dunont Circle; entire front OF
brownstone L. rooms. bathrooms.
S11.Oo0.
Absolutely of the best bargains ever
offered in the Dupont Circle locality: I'D
floors: lot 22xl30; alley.
MOORE & HILL Inc.
1888 G st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
on THE HEIGHTS,
West Of I4th NJ.
10 large and airy rooms. tiled bath. hot-wate ter
concrete cellar with plastered ceiling nndef
entire house, lot p 1sS # tssp to paved alley
MOORE Hill. nncl. 1888 ST NV.
HOME on CAPITOL HILL
rooms and medero bath t n'c cellar; lot 100 IT.
pere s now rents FOR SOS so per- month .D
MOORE HILL Gpc.l 1888 St NV.
FOR SALE-SMALL INVESTMENTS.
sis year Or brick prick on N ST. ne
ss year. 81 s.: Piss Wit! sS"s
S3.300-Rent $500 year Twill rent $500: two
sa,soo-Hes. S $50 year frames in Sc: lot
a.25o-Rent $4,000 year: ar. window
sl.aoc-Rent si2i.6o year; Or. brick near govt.
ss,ooo-Rent. SIS year: bricks near govt
s. ,oo RsI printing ting office "tre es,orx ,rc.
Sooo-Rent: s2's year: bricks near govt,
printing Office =.
"'' 2sx,oo It. WIZ " 49, "
$1,000 Rent. slsa.6 year: brick st NV:
*eSo"-Rent. $40 year: 1or house NV; lot
s5ssS-Re"t, ss.s YEAR YEAR new s. brick ne H. "
S1.JN-ltent $40 year: brick in rented
to white tenants.
S',0O0-Rent 500 year: brick house NV.
S4.oOO-Rent. s40S wear: property on a business
street in NV.
$1.4j0-Rent STA year. house on st. in NV.
s3.500-Rent. $s1s year new Or. br. houses NV.
SIS. Rent S30S year: west OF 18th st. on a
st. NV. lot ~ 100: alley.
&;.50O-Rent. $500 year; bricks in northwest.
s., 00O-Rent. SltiS year: 2-story 6r. brick.
s.. 6O0-Rent. S342 year: brick in northwest.
Call for our complete list OF investments.
MOORE & HILL UNC.t. 1898 q ST. NV.
FOR SALE-QUICK SALE WANTED.
Owner will sacrifice accordingly: beautiful :!
room house. NV: in absolutely perfect ccndi-
ton: every up-to-date feature: the equal OF
many houses at much higher prices: reduced to
$4,000. It's bargain
MOORE & HILL. Inc.l. is3:; G st. NV.
FOR SALE
\ SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for person
looking for a property suitable for a SMALL
HOTEL: II ROOMS, history BRICK, ONE
BLOCK from the UNION STATION: LOT
:SX1O5: can he bought for $1,000.
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & IENSEi CO.
no2l-2t 127 10Th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE FOR SALE.
4 BARGAIN
IN BLOOMINGDALE.
12l ST. NV.
Here's an unusual opportunity of Sc
curing snap in one Of the best built
and most modern houses in this beau
tiful subdivision. You have the ad-
vantage of buying a moderst epriced
home in a $4,000 neighborhood. The
house has beautiful. large rooms and
tiled bath. with attic: front and rear
stairways: cellar under the whole
house: furnace heat Guaranteed: dou
BILE back porches: good yard to paved
alley. It's going to be sold quickly,
and at bargain figure.
OI'EN FOR INSPECTION.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON.
COZ 9Th 81. nv.
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FOR SALE
WIDE, NEW HOUSES.
Your immediate attention is called to these
elegant homes on
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
bet. LIST and \. Cap. sts.,.
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY
Nearing completion. Sample house ready for
inspection.
Twenty-one Feet Wide.
Five feet wider than the average house.
RECEPTION HALL. IN EACH HOUSE.
A feature not found in such wide houses
separates the parlor from the dining room.
Oak Woodwork Throughout.
Hot-water Heat.
Besides the reception hall there are six very
large rooms: tiled bath: six closets: instant
water heater: servants toilet: cement cellar;
3 entrances: beautiful console tmirror) In re-
ceptioh hall; gas log.
FRONT YARD 3Ox21 FEET.
Good-sized back yard.
Tho price. sa.15O. is low
Indeed for such value
BELT. O'RRIEN 60. unc.l.
1908 q NV.
For sALE-oNLY s4.75o. WILL BUY $500
house northwest: 3story. Groom brick; rents
il: +: MASpI:ER CO: Ins,:
no21-
FOR sALE-ss.s5o: REDUCED FROM s4.25o:
heat: in good locality. northeast: terms may
II F. HANDLER CO urcl
Look for red arrow sign. i3: 10Th 81. nv
no21- eod.:;t
FOR SALE-ON THE HEIGHTS: CITY-SI'R-
urban home. overlooking the city: II .aa's.
hot,Wa1er n neat cn beautiful 1 home ME- 10. 1
H. F. HANDLER 60. Gncl,
Look for red arrow sign. 732 10th st. NV
no2l -eOd.3t
FOR sALE-ss.75 on HEIGHTS: BEAUTI-
full home and fine stable at a sacrifice. to
settle an estate: lo-room and bath; south
Look for red arrow sign. 49, 10th ST. NV.
uo21- pOd st
FOR SALE-SAVE $1,000: $500 CASH $50
per month. will purchase beautiful l0-room
home. built to sell for $4,000. Our price
$1,000 10 rooms. baths. hot-water heat: side
and rear alley; lot 1sx15O; room for stable.
II. F. HANDLER co. unc.l.
Look for red arrow sign. 49, 10th st. nv
nO21 -pOd. st
FOR SALE
4 T-wO-STORY APARTMENT on New Jersey
ave-. RENTED AT $44 per month: fine
renter: has not been VACANT = WEEKS IN
d YEARS: PRICE. 5000.
SWARTZELL. RHEEN & HENSEY co.
ro2I-2t t2I 18th ST. II W.
FOR sALE-THE HOUSE YOU WANT.
splendid 3-story. Broom Roman brick house
nearly new. near 18th and L NV: STEAM
HEAT: FULFILLED BATH. stationary laun-
dry tubs: large dry cellar: best car line in
city: grand bargain at $500: 81 ,taD cash will
bnv thalance trpst).
WiILIGE. GIBBS u DANIEL. Gci-Go5 18th.
Do2l3t
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TOR SALE-S1.0uo
Il st. north side, not far from Conn.
Three stories. ten rooms. TWO BATHROOMS:
hot-water heat; in hrst-class condition re-
markahly low price for a house this splendid
residence street.
STONE & FAIRFAX. iat2 New York
FOR SALE
4 bargain in n twevc-room brick dwelling
near Scott Circle: three stories. ROUND bay-win
dow front; lot ~ by 40. An opportunity to
secure a downtown residence at bargain.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1:s42 New York
FOR SAI.E-AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER.
TWO ATTRACTIVE HOUSES.
Each offered 81 an extremely low price,
Much Eclow true value.
Decidedly the best proposition in the market
for home Investment
colonial residence Washington Heights;
southern exposure: scmi-dctachcd: wide
cred front porth: three stories: Ten rooms par
lor. reception hall. dining room, pantry and
kitchen tie first floor: TWO starways: hot
water heat: finished in hardwood: beautiful
decoTat ions: expensive cabinet mantels; artis
tic gas and electric fixtures. OCCUPIED BY
y TENANT WHO is WILLING TO REMAIN
FOR A TERM OF YEARS PAYING $50 y
MONTH. Price. it sold this month $3.50.
Worth every cent of $500. Convenient to
ears and surrounded by expensive residences.
5000 will buy brand-ncw house on ono OF
the best square on Columbia Heights between
Eth and 10th SITS. NOW OCCUPIED BY An
ARMY OFFICER PAYING 500 4 MONTH
RENT. The house is very handsome; three
stories: ter rooms: four deep the
first floor: hotwatcr heat: finished in hard
wood: beautifully decorated. To any ono wish
ing to secure the best home in the market for
the price. or a splendid income producer, this
Is an opportunity that should be taken adj
vantage Of SEE Us SOON ABOUT THESE
TWO EXCELLENT PROPOSITIONS
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
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A splendid corner residence and 2-story brick
stable offered at $4,000: could not be dupl-
Gated for $4,000 five minutes walk from 14th
aud New York ave. The dwelling has many
windows facing south containing in all - or
IA rooms: hrst-cIass hot-water beating plant
splendid location for physician.
STONE & FAIRFAX. I3i2 New York ave.
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FOR SALE
dwelling on lettered street west of 18th.
south of 7; all large rooms: wide house:
rooms deep on each one of the three floors;
hot-water heat: lot 2oI1OO to an alley; price
5000. This is very reasonable price for
such we'll planned and we'll constructed house
in this desirable neighborhocd
STONE FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave
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FOR Saloon WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
ten room brick dwelling with two baths:
west OF 18th st. Servants stairway; four
rooms deep on the FIRST floor; lot 1879 by %.
offered $1,000 less than original cost to settle
an estate.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1a4c New York ave.
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FOR SALE-S6. 80.
One OF the best propositions ever offered on
tho heights, west of 18th ST.: new 2-story
house with very large rooms on each floor
finished In hardwood; cabinet mantels: open
freplaces; very large tiled BATH hot-watei
heat; attractive decorations: lot 2Ox115: wide
parking. If YOU wish TO somethin. a little
out Of the ordinary at price much less than
IL could be duplicated for let us arrange te
show you this house
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y. L. SANSBCRY.
1921 18th 81. NV

FOR SALE ESIRABIY SITUATED N 4 coon
southeast locality. a particularly nice twn-story
brick dwelling: built by the present owner for
his home by day labor: contract work; six
large rooms and tiled bath: neatly decorated:
many special features Of convenience: near
Capital Traction ears. The price named Is much
below cost. This is worthy Of immediate at
tentiop ...................... 81 50D
y. L..SANSBURY.
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FOR SALE
\ small INVESTMENT; rented AT 1880
PRICE. 81. 1:li. /,
sWAHTZELL. RIIEEM & HENsEl co.
no21 - s2t 18th 81. NV.
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FOR SALE-$5. $50.
The lowest-priced modern three-story house
offered for sale In the fashionable northwest
We Offer q well constructed ten-room brick
dwelling, WITH HOT-wATER HEAT. near
.lst and Mass ave-. within stones throw
of houses costing from $50 900 to 500 900.
THE HOUSE WE OFFER IS MODERN IN
ARRANGEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE REDUCED To $500.
Adjoining houses. similar. held at 5000 \
substantial, threc-siory. ten brick dwell
ing; parlor reception hall. dining ROOM pant
and kitchen OF the FIRST floor: lot Is by 33. &c
~ foot paved alley.
STONE * FAIRFAX. I212 New York Ave
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FOR SAIL
A COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BARGAIN
l0-room 3-story brick dwelling near 14th
and Girard SITS. offered for S. $50; modern in
construction and arrangement: parlor. recep-
ton hall, dining room, pantry and kitchen on
the first floor: front and rear stairways: laun-
dry; cabinet manteis: open freplaces. The en-
tire house is finished in hardwood even the
kitchen; sliding doors between parlor, dining
room and reception hail. good.szed lot: room
Tor a stable: southern exposure: better house
than many held at $500. Avail yourself Of
this opportunity to secure cheap home a
good Investment and speculation combined.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
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tpH SALE - ON a WIDE. BEAUTIFULLY
shaded avenue. in elevated section Of the
city. most attractive NEW house: erected nv
y builder of unq,ieStoncd reputation: direct
light IN every room: two large windows In
nihinG room: hardwood trimmings. choice de-
"rati"ns: concrete cellar; Laundry: nlrnfy ~
closets: improved system Of ventilation: large
yard: public alley. Easy terms ........ 81 $50
y. l.. SALISBURY.
1922 II
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| FOR SALE-HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LAND
lord on Sln0 cash. so monthly. For full par
| ticulars drop postal. telephone or call for
FULTON X. GORDON.
Tel. Main go. Colorado bldg.
noo1-It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

FOR SALE-REDUCED TO S6.15O.
beautiful new brick and stone dwelling on
swide through street west Of 18th street, not
on the Heights; modern in every respect: par
Tor, reception hall. dining room, pantry and
kitchen on the first floor: six sleeping rooms;
HOT-WATER HEAT; TILED BATH; nickel
plumbing: beautiful decoratious expensive
mantels and gas fixtures; SERVANTS STAIR
WAY; double rear porch; room for stable on
the lot. The only low-priced modern house in
this fashionable part of the city with an up
stairs kitchen.
STONE & FAIRFAX 13A2 Now York .ve
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An opportunity to secure modern home in
the most desirable residence section Of this
city at price 900 under value Reduced
TO $500. Three stories: PARLOR, LIBRARY
DINING ROOM. PANTRY AND KITCHEN
on THE FIRST FLOOR: TWO BATHS; hot
water heat; southern exposure. On lettered
street near Conn. ave and st.
STONE FAIRFAX 1342 New York ave
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FOR SALE-A PERFECTLY CHARMING: HOME
situated a lot % feet wide: nearly new
two-story. seyen-room residence. with large
modern tiled bathroom; ell the rooms lighted
by outside windows: delightfully."- arranged -
ceptinn hall and dining ROOM front and
porches; wide parking: beautiful side yard:
heated by HOT WATER: laundry and toilet IN
cellar. This ideal home is situated on a street
unsurpassed for beauty and attractveness.
s., $50.
y. L. SANSBURY
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FOR SALE-REDUCED TO SIS. 800.
One of those desirable S-stOry red brick and
stone dwellings the north side of S St be.
tween 10th and 10th This is very low fig.
urc for one of these modern dwellings They
have been sold for $1O.5Oo: up-to-date arrange
ment: parlor. reception hall, dining room. pan
try and kitchen on the first floor; bathrooms;
steam heat; good sized lot to a public alley:
frst-class home investment.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1872 New York ave
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FOR SALE
A most desirable residence. nearly new, on
st. near 18th; ) stories and cellar: parlor
reception hall, dining room, pantry and kitchen
on the 6rst floor: 5 bedrooms and bath the
I'd: bedrooms and bath on the Sd; also a
servants bath in the cellar; in magnificent re-
nair; lot 2O1a5: southern exposure. Owner
DESTROYS OF leaving Washington will sell for
$3.50
STONF & EAIRE4Y 1870 Neu yort ave
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FOX saloon THE HEIGHTS. IN FINE
HIuar. west OF 10th street NEW COLONIAL.
HOME. possessing in a marked degree ali Tho
essential elements Of convenience and attrac-
ilVeness; perfect in construction and complete
IN every feature Of finish and decoration hard
Woon trim concrete cellar; HOT WATFI:
HEAT: we'll arranged laundry with hot and
cold water attachments. This fine home CON
tains NINE beautiful rooms OF generous size
and CONNEXIONS tiled bathroom: massiv,.
CABINET mantels: individual front porch 10 feet
Vide: tuO-story rear porches lot 1SNl24 4
matchess bargain. Observation-Disclosures. 81 5n,
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FOR SIE-A MAGNIFICENT NEW HOME N
MASlilNGToN HEIGHTS. half square from
'"iumbia road. amidst refined and fashiouahl,
SURROUNDINGS. within less than a square IF trr
,apital Traction and Mount Pleasant car lines
rnis mouse contains TEN elegant rooms aud
~ sPienGld bathrooms: an unusually large
humtfer or closets of extra size; two stairNavs-
Spar"ns hutlers pantry: complete laundry; *
HuislteF neautful combination gas and electric,
ilent hNtnr"s; specially designed handmade - h.
lh"t manf"ls In short. IL In replefe with Tea
turrs 81 modern luxury and elegance An add"
DC acquired by an Inspection slc $40
l.
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FOR SALE-LESS THAN $4,000
4 three-story. ten-room brick and stone dwell
ing on q lettered street of 18th st four
rooms deep on the FIRST floor: ot-water heat;
tiled bath: lot Il ny 100. 70 an alley
STONE & FAIRFAN, i3+2 New York ave-
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FOR SALE-LESS THAN 5000.
fine appearing brick and stone dwelling on
81. between 18th and lsth sts formerly
held at $1O.IoO. Constructed by a reliable
hsifder: modern plumbing: attractive dccora
tons: xocd-sized lot To II public alley. trust
of s.. 500 remain. THIS Is TNDOTBT
EDLY ONE OF TUE BEST BARGAINS EVER
OFFERED IN THIS HIGH CLASS LOCA-
TIoN
STlNE A z AIHIAN Nc,r
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complished these things by 4 making
their power felt in politics. The trade
unionists Of the United States could
do the same thing: but will they 10
It?
Those trade unionists who act as
though the laboring man has nothing
to gain through the ballot, are, in our
opinion, as much in error as those who
would have us depend entirely, on the
ballot and neglect all other means and
opportunities to better our condition
If the laboring man used his ballot
wisely and in behalf Of the men and
measures that aim to protect the
workingman and promote his welfare,
the cause Of labor would get more fav-
orable consideration in the legislative
halls of the states and the nation, and
in the courts as we'll. The British
trade unionists are far ahead Of us in
this respect, and they have profited by
it.-Journal Of Labor, Atlanta, Ga.
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been redeemed for said sale and hax-

been redeemed for said sale, and hav-
ing then become the absolute property
of the State of Minnesota, was sold
and conveyed at public sale by the"
County Auditor of said County pursu-
ant to the order and direction of the
State Auditor of the State of Mime
sofa, and in"accordance with the pro-
visions of the statute in such case
made and provided for the sum of
Nine Dollars and tWenty-three cents
duly paid to the County Treasurer Of
said County.
That the certificate of sale for said
piece Or parcel of land executed and
delivered by said County Auditor upon
said sale last above mentioned has
been presented at my office by the
holder thereof, for the purpose of hav-
ing notice of expiration Of time for
redemption from said tax sale of said
property given and served, and that
piece Or parcel of land from said tax
sale at the date of this notice, ex-
elusive of the costs to accrue upon said
notice. is the sum of Nine Dollars and
ffty-eight cents. |''
That the time for the redemption Of
said piece or parcel of land from said
tax sale will expire sixty -(6O) days
after the service of this notice and
filing of proof of such service in my
office -
Witness by hand and seal of office
this sixth day of March, A. D. 1908.
o. HALDEN,
Auditor st. Louis County, Minnesota.
(Seal County Auditor, ST. Louis Co.,
Labor World Mar % Apr Ali 1908.
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h 'B() q
SEATELE INC
!. \. GIVES TIMELY HINTS
Suggests That Labor Must Get
Over Idea Of Being Mere i
@s mi Commodity. ~.>5 4'75'. !.


Mr.. William johnson of Seattle has
the following suggestive communica-
ton IN the March number of that adj
m1rable magazine "The Carpenter"
published at Indianalpo and we have
taken the liberty to. quote it in full !:
Editor, The Carpenter:
It often strikes me that trade unions,
as we find them today, are lacking in
efficiency in some respects. Labor
strives for a bigger piece Of bread and
practically does get a bigger piece
than it would, had it remained unor-
sanlzed. Yet, labor struts around and
feeds itself on taffy. This is not
enough-evely member Of trade
union ought to be in possession OF all
the technical knowledge and underIy-
ing principles pertaining to his craft.
every union fought to have a well-
stocked library and should establish Il
trade school for the enlargement of
the mechanical knowledge of its MEN,
bers and for the teaching Of boys. To-
DAY, no trade union that 1 know Of
makes any attempt toward the i'm
provement of its members on trade
lines. Labor must get over the idea
OF being mere commodities" The
building trades, for instance, should so
into contracting directly and tho men
should not wait for capital to employ
them or remain idle If it does not.
Labor should employ itself. <~' F'
Fraternally yours,
VIM. JOHNSON,
l.. U. 131, Seattle. Wash.