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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
Il ASSIEIEn ADVERTISEMENT

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-10
cents q line; times cOnsecutively, 8
cents q line: times consecutiVeIy. Q
cents a line Minimum charge 20 cents.
Business Opportunities, For Sale
miscellaneous, Horses and Vehicles,
Lost and Found. Wanted Miscellan-
eous. Dogs. Pets. etc.-15 cents line;
2 times consecutively 121h cents a
line; times ConSeCutiVely, 10 cents q
line. Minimum charge As cents.
All other classifications-15 cents a
line; times consecutively, 12M cents
2 line; 3 times consecutively. 10 cents
a line. minimum charge go cents.
Advertisements will be accepted
at any of the following branch Of.
fees at regular Office rates. II IL Is
ineOnyenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phOned direct 10 The Times Main
$500, and messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

CcLDESBERG' s, 7th and X ats NV.
e. kANN, SONS & CO.. Sth and Market spaea
AGENCY. 118s 18th st NV.
": = AcNCLIh. Cigar Store. 18th and P NV
ROBERT I. PETzOLD. The Harvard Phar@
macy, 18th and Harvard sta nv
W. A. DARLING. cor. 18th and T ~. ~
= EhENCH SIMPSON, Cor. 9TH st, Rhod.
Island ave and r st. NV.
Il T BUTTS PHARMACY, 9Th AZ .,d
Mass. ave NV.
CHAS. c. HORNUNG, Christ.auf Pha-rn,c,
sw. cor 7th and n SITS NV
SANFORD'S PHARMACY New York 80,
and North Capitol street
II. A. EEITCH. 10th and NJ Hts NV
QUIGLEE'S PHARMACY, Zfst and n n. NJ
= N WAGNER & CO. LIST and n ST. m
L 7 TANLOE. cor. 9Th and p sts nv
NICHOLS. PHARMACY. 18th and Pa-aveuw
road -~tA
MATTINcLTs PHARMACY. 14tA and L
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HIRING STABLES.

HAVE YOUR HORSE boarded right: best Of
attention; II you want a good business or
pleasure team call at "a 18th St NV.
Phone Il. 7eS7- mhSo-Sot
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PERSONAL.

WILL ETHEL ID. write again and address
letter to NJ. J. BOYLE. General Delivery.
1t
MADAM THEO. palmist, card reader. and
medium; German spoken. 90 II ST NV, II
FOR THE REAL HELP IN times Of trouble
get Nine. Henryss advice. The acknowledged
best, truest, and wisest 2almist. sos Eye 81.
NV aplI-Ii
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NORTHFAST

IADDON PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave- -.
CHAS. u. BLUMER. n. Cap and r gts. M
kRAUS PHARMACY. 6th and K Sta
AcCHESNEY g. JOACHIM Sth ana II sta -.
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4 E POWELL 4th and East Capitol sta.
ROACH DRUG Co. Sth and G sts 80.
II. 5. FEALY, nv. cor. 18th and Pa ava
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

ISN'T IT WORTH something 10 You % buy
tho horse that has passed the inspection OF
an expert, man who inspects thousands in
a year and rejects those not up TO standard
We offer you horses that have passed through
Just such Inspection and we VIII sell them 70
YOU Just what they are and not what tney
seem 20 be; you don't have 10 be expert
or judge q horses 20 get just what you
want and AT the lowest price for We guar
antee each horse 10 be represent IL. 50
y our inspector IS al fault We lose. $. j.
COLI INSGRU CO, Shippers. Stables be-
tween 7th and Sth and l. and II Sc. Two car
loads received each week. apl2-Sot
ONE GOOD work horse: a bargain; $50 DIS
an ne aDl2-3t
COGswELLs IS THE PLACE.
- rubber tire surries Sl0oo %
fE9 SuFFles 200
4lUJ surres $500
50 leather lt-toD buggies----------------- 500
80 rubber tire runabOuts -.-.-----......-. $50
- surrey harness. zy.yg
- express harness -.---.-..-----...--.-.-. 25e5
SIS express harness ....... 1900
so runabout harness .........--..--- = 80
Large assortment secondhand vehicles, SI5
up. Harness "a up 209 18th St NV
FOR sALE-Eight buggIes, one Dayton
wagon. ana a lot OF harness Rear z03 r NV.
FOR sALE-One dun mare. all around work
+r. 90 ~ Consress 81 ne. apl2-5t
FOR sALE-A Grst-cIass saddle pony. APP
ply 1923 Wisconsin ave. NV. aPll-2t
wANTED-Horse. seven or eight wears Old
Weighing about !, 200 lbs; must be sound
5l3 9th ST. NV apll-3t
FURNITURE wagon for sale: running gear
in perfect order. COOMs. go G NV. apll-3t
wELL-TRAINED. four-year-oId shetland
pony; with Or without gOverness cart APP
ply at WASHINGTON BARRACKS phone
IL 3.o2 dP-y-.L
FOR SALOONS horse for light delivery.
u5s 18Th 81 nv. aplO-st
ONE GOOD work horse: guaranteed every
way. 1923 9Th 81 NV. apIi-2J
HEADQUARTERS for harness, whips. halt
eTs, bits, blankets, etc The highest price
paid for second hand harness. :. D HOUCK
208 ION nv. apS-3ot
VA. WALTERS. son CARRIAGE Co. cor
ner l4th and D sts. NV. Repairing q special
~. estimates furnished: secondhand wagons
Tor sale. ap7-7t
LARGE variety OF new slightly used car
rlages. also several acclirnated trained
horses for carriage and saddle use; every
thing as represented. WA r. DOWSEY,
Repository and stables. IszZ-l5Z5 ST.
CAN'T selling out $500 IA c. T. runab bout.
$500 SEQ. 90 top buEgies $500; $500 Surveys
A. E7s-O0; $500 top spring wagons, szs-O0
Everything Al cost Come for bargains I219
u St NV OcZ3-rf
RUBBER TIRE WORKS
SOLID AND CUSHION CARRIAGE TIRES
A SPECIALLY. WE Do ALL KINDS or
BRANCHES John N DOYLE IC9 9Th
81. NV. PHONE MAIN 5z48 mh2s-s0t
FOR sAIE-Tw@nty horses and mares. soId
FOR want OF use. also TWO carts. wagons and
surrey one Stanh0ps. Rear AZ Pennsyl-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NURSERY middle-aged. experienced nurse.
position 10 take care OF invalid or elderly
ladF- leave CITY. 110I X It
LAUNDRESS-By frst-class; washing to do
at home. 636 Delaware ave. sW. apl2-3t
POSITION as nurse or maid TO lady going
away for the summer, by experienced settled
woman; best Of references Address BOX
6Td. Times office. It
LAUNDREStr-By hrst-cIass laUndress wash
ing OF all kinds. cheap $50 st. NV Il
GIRL-By a girl fifteen: light hOusewOrk or
nursing. BIS II st sw. aplO-3t
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
once Hours. $50 A NJ to $50 P. Il.
DRS o. W. &, w J. ELZEY. DENTISTS
s ". Cor. 10th and + SIS N W
Branch ONCE. 4th and Stanton Place N Z
Specialists IN Painless Extracting, Gold
Crown and Bridge Work Filings, and Plates
that ht. Sausf~ @tion guaranteed or money
refunded. Model &c prices. Phone NJ 4252.
fe12-u
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
SO Set OF Teeth. Gold Crown and BridEeworlx
81. Filings 50c. U. S. Army and Navy Pain
less Dentists.
DIR. D.. HARRY MORAN. MGR,
go St. N W. cor. TIE
Open Sundays. 10 TO I mhiI-tc
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALR.

MAN-YOung man, position as elevator boy
or porter A GASkINS, 1I19 F'usseITs pl.
NV. Il
MAN-PosIti0n. BY respectable c0l0red man
as laUudTyman or porter at a summer resort
hotel. Call l42 GARFIELD ave sw. apl2-2t
MAN-Young man Of twenty-one. desires
good position OF any kind. ROSS G. FELL
MAN Mt Rainier. Md. II
MANA position by man who can speak
French. Spanish, Italian, and Greek; can fur
nish recommendation. Reply 10 BOX 672,
Times Office. apI2-4t
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TAILORS TRIMMINGS.

WOOLENS. silk Innings canvasses hair
cloth: all kinds OF machine six twist and
but cor.s- buttons 10 order.
J. NICHOLSON.
Phone ". SG3-M- so sth St NV
au;l-sSu ~. rl-S0t
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PALNISTS.

PALNISTS.
FOR THE REAL HELP IN times Of trouble
get Nine. Heury's advice The ACKNOWLEDGED
best truest, and wisest palrnist- 10 Eye 81
NV. dpll-otl
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

DAGANSI OLSA@ANOs ShNESSAAG-
J. F. HUH tECLIPSE) dyeInz aud clean
ing works Uurks ana Otiice So 10Th 81. ne
branch 6lJ Penn ave Sc telephone. Lincoln
..s-R; calied Tor and delivered ap5-S0t
DYEING, CLEANING and repairing. ladies'
and gentlemens suits made 10 order: d-1o
postal g. HUT. 1870 81. NV. formerly
1893 Q ST nhzO-sJt
LADIES' AND GENTS TAILOR-Cleaaing
and repairing a specially popular prices.
al work called Tor and delivered. ". l.
INGALLS,. 40 sth st nv Phone Main ION
mhlI-Sot
pYFlNG. cleaning. pressing altering and
repairing FOR ladies' and gentlemen; work
called Tor and delivered. STRICKL.AND'S
PRESSING CLUB. s. month I2Is Il 81. nv
TuaiI-5gt
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LADY over twenty. blond preferred, in con-
tractors Office, must be able 10 use visible
typewriter: s. per week: with fun descrIptIoS
Address BOX Sc. Times oflce M
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BROOKLAAND, d. C.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERSSEN Drug StorA
ALEXANDRIA, VA
=. l. CARNE 4 CO.. 7o3 King St
CHEVY CHASE. ND
z. 4. SONNEMAN
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.WANTED-AGENTS.
ACENTS-We manufacture 50 fast sellers:
no other firm handles them. big illustrated
agents catalogue OF $50 specialties and sam
pies free PEASE MFG. CO. Dept. 80.
Buffalo. y. y. mh2s, ap5,12,l9
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

r ri LLes lass poolroon: three tables. win
S4sA[ aaa newsstand --pply 30 r ST. NV.
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SOUTHWEST.
=. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. Tth ana D street,
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ANACOsTIA
BCRY'S PHARMACY, corner Monro. ana
jefferson SITS.
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ST RSE-On Nay Is, a settled cOlOTed woman
as nurse for twO-year-Old child. to go with
family North for the summer Address with
references. BOX SO. Times ono. IN
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FAsHIoNABLE MILLINERY

ALI. KINDS OF millinery hats remade ana
trimmed. feathers curled. LAURA ANDRE
SEN. 1li5 18th St NV. least side). formerly
l13s It'll St Open evenings ap3-21t
SALE on all trimmed hats for Friday Satur-
day ana Monday at cost hats stylishly trim
med sec 9l9 . st. NV ap3-3lt
MILLINERY stylishly made. trimmed and
reuaOdeled; straw hats dyed, cleaned and re-
shaped at reasonable prices- FOERTSCHE' 5.
el3 18th St mh24-90t
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GlHI-S-Bright- neat: fourteen years Of age
and over; for floor service: good pay and
rapid promotion. Apply to H NJ SCHwAB,
ap0I0I2
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GEORGETOWN
F. p. WELLER, Pharmacy, 1854 II 81. nv
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THOROUGHLY experienced alteration hands
in our ladies' suit department. Apply at
OECe. THE FAMOUS 421-423 It'll st ap16-st
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STORAGE

------- ---
Union STORAGE AND FURNITURE co
FURNITURE MOVED. STORED. PACKED
Ar" SHIPPED: SEPARATE ROOMS FOP
STORAGE: PADDED VANS 10TH ST AND
pa AVE. NV. PHONE WEST g.
ap5-SU. mo. Sa-60t
WHY pay morei We store for 75c a load
U. S. Storage Co, as 10th St NV Phone 422s
mhiS-sOt
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Separate locked rooms. from g month up.
Fxnert handlers Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
- %, z NV PHONE II. $50.
fsl-sf
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WOMAN-Competent cook. wash. and irOn.
small family; good home. Cali ROOM al
Treasury. references mo o.
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BARGAINS IN slightly used automobiles.
both electric and EaSolene, for immeGia de-
livery az prices ranging from 500 70 s. eO0-
immediate delivery on new Columbia eIectrfcS
and L1zier. Columbia. and C0rbln gasolene
ears You cannot AFFORD - buy an automobile
without first seeing what we have % offer
and taking a ride IN our cars. DUPONT
GARAGE. 3l20 " ST NV. apl214ls
100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles Tor sale OF
exchange from SloO 70 SS.5O0. every machine
fully guaranteed. demonstration given. spot
cash for yOir automobiles We have a school
TO teach gu how 20 operate and repair any
automobile Inside Instructions. SIS. Class
now forming Private lessons given. NICK
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE 1904
18th 81 NV ap12-50t
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TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH and Russian bath: only Turkish
bath f1r ladies' IN the city: hours 70 8:
gentleU--'s department never closed 17z9 G
St nv. Phone n. $50 ap4-5t
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sHAMPOOICG. facial massage; open even
Ings until 10 p. II. Lessons. s. ll2 Sth nv
rnh2s-Su-ir
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WOMAN-Settled. % do general housavorl-
washing, and ironing; good place for the
right woman 9O7 1 St NV call between
and D. N. apIOet
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ROOFING PLATES.

IS IT ESSENTIAL. to know the quality Of
the tin plate 10 80 on your roof2 Phone
West s..
THE II c. MITCHELL CO..
31ST. AND NJ SITS. y ". sp4-Sot
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PIANOS.

PIANOS STORED. s. per month. cared for
and tuned. repairs tuning. drayaEe. etc
Special bargains fl pianos for sale GEO p.
SHERIFF, 1875 r St NV ap9-Su. tn. th-5ot
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HOTELS

ST. ALBAN : HOTEL. 80 Pennsylvania ave
NV. Room and board. 81 day up Cafe at
tached. Centrally located cars direct from
Union Station 10 the door ap9-c0t
THE ARIZONA HOTE-A 80 c St NV. 10
minutes wa from Union Station Free
bus meets all trains. Ra ties. American 81 80
up. European, 81 up. ap7-3Ot
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We can bTaze cast iroRs We repair bicycles.
automobiles engines. sewing machines. baby
carriages. locks. guns. typewriters. etc. 9
A seller. Il0-Il2 sth St Sc.
mh29-Su. vvd sa-f.t
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DAlRf LUNCH downtown. EweIIesr LITTLE
LOFtS EXCHANGE I2gs = s-r6 =
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IRON Ratings

CHEAPEST prices IN city for iron ratings.
porches. window guards. etc. builders work
Speciality. SPEIDEN. 90 St Sc
T1h21-Su, 70, fri-I2t
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LOST.

LOST-Buu dog: white brindIe spots near
tai; ears and tail cut; reward IN Eth St
ne -
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MODISTES.

LADIES suits and dressnaking at cut prices;
English goods: silk lined. latest style: guar
anteed fit; 50 and up opening season. BA-
ap3-2Qt
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WALL PAPER
WALLPAPER STORE. doing good business
good location. established nfty years BON
54S, Times office; viii sell reasonable aps--t
J. GERSTIS. papcrinE. painting. decorating
ans contracting, orders attended 10 promptly
work guaranteed. estimates furnished tree
racing solicited -02Z l3th 81 Phone
North 1854 aps-3lr
NJ +. HOBSON 81 son. Fine wall DaDers-
artistic painting and decorating, dealer In
paint speCiaIJies- I5lo Il ST NV. Phone
Main 10.o aP5-22t
ROOMS papered. 81 up house painting low
est prices, h-st-class work only. CHAS. A
CARLISLE. a. Eye ST. nv Phone Main
sol mhIS-50t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

ADMINISTRATIONS industrial insurance
agents wanted. Apply PRONIDENT RE-
LIEF ASSN. corner New Jersey ave and
q apio-7t
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FOR sALz-M1scELLAN1,ous

FOR sAL4E-Iron beds. 81 g: guaranteed not
70 break; ali iron bed springs 81 ss- solid
oak dining chair, 60 cents good mattresses,
cotton Top, Sl-3s; cotton two sides s. IS. look
STOP Jars. = cents Regular price 50 cents.
save money See HOLLYWOOD sth and K
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JUST HSCEIvED fresh flower. garden. and
grass seeSs- si-ssing canaries. gold fish
Easter rabbits. md chickens. SCH1IID'S
BIRD STORE 10 18th St apl9-f9t
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WANT Ed Experienced skirt. waist and
gown hands. Apply at once, JULIUS GAR
FINELE & CO. 18th and F aplO-3t
YOUNG LADY TO cook and help In confec-
tlonery store. Address BOX 654 Times Office
apf0-3t
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Navy Yard at Bremerton.

The navy yard at Bremerton is busy
place just now. Five of the battleships
are anchored in the harbor and one
the kearsarge-is in dry dock. Thous-
ands, OF course, visit the navy yard.
To see one OF Uncle Sans fighting mon
sters in the drydock is to see it in the
entirety and is study as we'll. The
bottom of the kearsarge was being
painted Her twin propellers stood still,
a latent force seldom brought to view,
but the means of bringing the great
vessel already half way around the
world and will propably move it until
the circle is complete. The guns we're
run out in polished condition, but they
stood silent, apparently speeehless. The
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Gazette Clubbing Rates save you money
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STREWN WITH FLOWERS
Memorial Day Observed With
Usual Beautiful Custom.
Last Resting Places of Soldiers
Relatives and Friends Visited
and Decorated.

Decoration Day services in Colfax were
confined to the observance given by the
Il. A. r.. and the Relief Corps, in which
they were joined BY the Odd Fellows
lodge and large number Of citizens who
honor this beautiful custom Of visiting
in a body on this one dav Of the year the
resting places Of departed friends.
As all stores and business places were
kept open for business, there could be no
general public observance, but a large
number accompanied the q. A. r. on
their patriotic march. The American
heart beats in unison to the tread of
these fast diminishing ranks. All honor
is due them, and there is no day in our
list OF holidays more worthy Of general
and reverant observance than this day,
sacred to the memory Of the brave de
tenders of our nation, and OF all, who
having fought life's battle, now sleep be
meath the blossoms OF spring.
Upon reaching the cemetery the cere-
mOny Of decorating the soldiers graves
and the monument to the unknown dead
was conducted by the @. A. r the fl q
Of our country mingling its cOlors with
those OF the masses Of flowers with which
the graves were covered.
There are in the Colfax cemetery nine
teen Of the monuments furnished BY the
u. $. government to mark the final rel
ing places of its war veterans. Five OF
these were placed last week, the Others
having been placed three years ago.
They are sent upon requisition OF the
local posts to the quartermaster general
and give the name of the comrade and
the company with which he served. This
plain white marble slab, bearing the brief
bat eloquent inscription, is the last gift
Of a grateful government to it's brave
soldiers The graves Of those thus
marked in the ColfaX cemetery are az fol
lows, two Of the nineteen names not be-
ing prOcurahle:
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COUNTY FARMERS UNION
Report of Meeting Held at Gar
field This Week.
Against County Appropriation for
Fair Exhibit Favor Bulk
Handling of Grain.

a convention Of delegates from the
county locals Of the Farmers Educa-
tionaI and 90 Operative Union Of Amer
lea was held at Garfield on Wednesday.
June :, President Schrock presiding.
A committee on credentials, composed
Of |. >. POindexter of PalOuse, James
Walters OF Pennington, and James Tay-
Ior Of Colfax, was appointed. The re-
port Of the committee showed so dele
gates present and entitled to seats.
The meeting was turned over to
County Organizer Grimm and addresses
were made by 2. W. Cox, r. c. Metros
key and DIR. Grimm, after which a local
with ID charter members was organized,
with NJ. '. Crabtree, president; E. f. Me.
Ciure, vice president; l.. c. Love, secre-
tary and treasurer.
At the afternoon session the report of
the committee on resolutions. composed
Of j, G. klemgard. j. f. Grimm and Z.
W. Cox, was adopted as read after a
spirited discussion. The resolutions fol
low:
Whereas, the county commissioners
have been asked to make an apprOpria-
ton Of So 900 for the purpose OF making
an exhibit at the Alaska YukOn-Pacific
exposition in 1909, and
Whereas, we do not think that cred.
liable exhibit could be made for that
amount, and
Whereas, the state has made a very
liberal appropriation for said fair, there
fore be it
Resolved, that we, the delegates of the
Farmers Educational and Co-Operative
Union of America, in county convention
assembled, are opposed to the county
commissioners making any apprOpria
tiOn for said exhibit.
The report of the committe on grain
tanks, giving prices on same from two
factories, was submitted.
The matter OF handling grain in bulk
was brought up by Cleveland Smith Of
Rock Lqke, and the discussion resulted
in the adoption Of the following res0lu-
tiOn, introduced by X. O. McCrOskey:
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Mexican war veterans-D. Fl. Shaw, ]

Mexican war veterans-D. III. Shaw, ]
IL. X ser.
Veterans Of the civil war-ghaa b
Anderson, Henry Miller, Peter Geiger,
BascOm Decker, Patrick Devlin, DR.. G. A.
Miller, A. " Oliver, Joseph Thompson
William Leslie, S. B. Ripley, ]. ] McCaw,
NJ. L. Hetzel, W. NJ. Morse, E. II. Hunt
ing, John Dicus.
f. H. Slower, whose monument came
through Nathaniel Lyons post, is buried
in the Albion cemetery.
Having answered the last roll call they
rest in peace, held in loving remembrance
by their country and by the comrades
who so reVerently decorate their graves
on Memorial Day. The gallant ranks
who few years ago marched so bravely
to the defense Of their country, will in a
few more years be represented by these
marble ranks, these monuments Of stone,
uniform in size and design, standing SEN
tinel over the soldiers graves.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

RESOLVED, that il il the sense Of this
convention that handling grain in bulk
Is the more economical method and that
we, as members of the Farmers Union.
hereby pledge ourselves to handle our
gram IN bulk as soon as possible. But
IN order TO do 20 a revolution in the
method OF handling grain from the
mouth OF the machine to Liverpool must
take place, and one of the best means of
finally accomplishing this revolution il
by continual agitation.
On motion, committee of three was
named to censor or decide what portion
OF the proceedings of the union should
go to the press for publication. Ira ".
Nye OF Pullman, j. NJ. East of Cofax,
and James Walters Of Pennington we're
named as the committee.
The union adjourned to meet in Col
fax on Wednesday, July /.