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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25

growing OF pecans and figs. and tho
raising OF poultry and a few head Of
stock.
Figs and Pecans.
There is not man about the place
airs. Richardson's 11-year-old son
monopoliz!ug ali the credit which ac.
ciues 10 tho male lire Of the family
Inc ladies carry on the place with
only such outside assistance as Is
necessary at times In the gathering
OF fruit and nuts. There are about
$50 fix trees on the place. bat the
product Of some . Is employed In
the preservation Of fruit. OF which
Mrs. Richardson estimates n thou
sand psn.s can be put up. these sell
ing at 81 per dozen Five thousand
pounds Of pscans were gathered last
season from 50 trees aud sold at 10
cents pound. the nuts being ship
Ped 10 Mobile
Profits on Poultry and Cattle.
About 100 hens arc kept. tho fg-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25

whose spreading branches Of about
$50 feet delightfully."- shade the yard
and porch Of the residence. The
place is we'll supplied with various
fruits. including grapes and oranges.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25
For Boil Weevil Sections

II has no equal Its NJ early
tina, !, vii! pat on from one
half to one tale Jar acre be-
fore the bol. wecstl begins
work. ami It's oi-n In has
a Tendency 10 keep boil wee
wills away from II, even " here
they ar. ~ bad ~ in Texas or
Louisiana, ksmcm,9r, also.
that New Hank Account
cotton don / blow or faii out.
Lint wlll stay in the boil un-
picked ~ long a. any kind
will. lisa lvrfevt cotton for
all boil seesll sections u per
feet co.ton for any grower
who wants to make an early
CROP, IL can Ia grown with
Perfect safety anyw herr that
cotton II grown and make IA
new hank account for the
grower who plants IL.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25

This new cotton il only one
of hundreds OF good things in
our iaH catalog 1t contains
every thing you need in the
garden or on the farm. Free
II YOU ask for 1t. You need IL.
II = worth money to you.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25
- RtC e ..

one pound. postpaid. 0cts. ::
Eva pound package. 81 "a, post
paid peck. hS express or
freight not prepaid. IS cents !;
bushcl. 500. To- bushcl lots
or over. si.5a yer bushel.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
ACTION OF AUTOlSTS
AROUSES COMMENT
Racing Trusts Attitude in Ignoring
A. A. A. Subject of Wide
Discussion.
Discussion

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The fact that
the racing trust. which controls the
Fiat. Stearns, Thomas, Isotta, Allen
Kingston. sRenault, and Panhard, has
decided not 10 apply 10 the American
Automobile Association for a sanction
for the Neutrality-suspicious. race at
Brighton Beach, and that the Lowell
Club played both ends against the mid
die i'm applying Tor the consent of the
contest committee of tbs Automobile
Club OF America. has caused much dis
CussiOn among the promoting clubs.
AS the American Automobile AssOcia-
tiOn viii be forced TO dlsqualify all en-
trants and officials at Brighton Beach,
it will be hard for promoting clubs TO
set entries for their events unless they
resign from the American Automobile
Association. Kansas City has apparent
~ realized this, as the announcement
was made today that The Kansas city
Club has resigned from the American
Automobile Association.
1t is reported that several clubs are
deSirOUs Of affiliIuOu Win the Auto
mobile Club of America. Although the
club must be pre-CmInent IN foreign
matters, it neither claims nor desires
that Il shall have any prepOndeTanCe
in the councils of the affiliated auto
mobile clubs.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
ALL ARE ROOFING
FOR KETCHEL NOW
Papke Still Holds Out on
Weight QueStion-Stan-
ley Also Firm.
BY W. W. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 20-Regard-
ing Stanley ketchel, the famous young
fighter, the current OF expert opinion
sets all the one way now.
When the Michigan fellow began
Knocking oul his opponents in short
order. doubts were expressed by some of
the wiscacres whether he would Keep
up his winning hcks. Faults were
sound with has style of hitting and with
his system OF defense. but now all this
ss changed.
That fellow viii surely lick Tommy
Burua." said one Of the crowd coming
out OF the coliseum the other night
Abe AtteI is among those who have
changed tAeir ideas respecting Ketchel-
he Will defeat Burns as sure as you
live" said Abe. and he said iJ vehe-
.a1alIy. Il never yey saw a fighter
who had command OF so many punches.
He can hit from any kind OF an angle.
he is Ihe greatest fighter that ever
lived"
Il may be that Ketchers next fight
wul be with Billy PaDke at Los Angeles.
Ketchel is willing enough 10 go, but II
il is true that Papke wants him to
weigh l54 pounds, the match may be
considered Cancelled.
81 will make l5S pounds for Papke, but
no less" said Manager O'COnnor, And
YOU can say for me that / prefer catch
weight lighting 10 any other style,
chimed Netcuel. i felt 1 was doing my
best work IN this last affair with Joe
Thomas. When / Smade weight foI
Papke i'm the East it affected the force
OF my punches.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
FITZGERALD HOLDS
NELSON TO A DRAW
Dick Is Stronger at Finish of Six
Rounds of Fast Fight.
ing

NEW YORK, Aug 2O-Willie Fitz-
gerald and Dick Ne'son fought good
draw at the Navarro Club last night.
There was not an idle minute during
The six rounds. and both boys absorbed
enough punishment 10 have put half q
dozen ordinary fighters out of 'connus-
SION. The result was quite a surprise
10 the friends of the Harp" and his
most ardent supporters admitted that
hl was lucky to set away with an even
break
Nelson was ths stronger man at the
end while fitzgerald who is dangerous
at an times. was tITing rapidly trOm
the body punches and heavy gOinS The
boys fought straight rules, which favor
ed the Harp
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BUG KILLER

WHY BE BOTHERED? FesIy's bedbuF 50,
lution exterminates bedb- gs. reaches, ants.
etc 25c pint. Phone Line. 405. W. s.
FEALY, llth anJ Pa. ave Sc. Jy1I-30t
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lack CARPENTER MAY RUN
AT MUNICIPAL GAMES
IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.-There is a
strong possibility that j. c. Carpenter,
a member of the Maryland Athletic
Club OF this city. and who represented
Cornell University in the Olympic
games IN London a few weeks ago, will
come to baltimore and compete in the
municipal games To- bee held ar Patter-
son Park. September l..
Carpenter has been running under the
Cherry and White .DIOTS for several
Years. and iu the South Atlantic cham
IIrusEip games. held aL HOmcwUod last
spring, he aeVed Ihe Maryland Athletic
Club 10 win tLs club championship by
capturing several events.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
TO THE MEN.

LET Us SHOW you our $3.50 mems suits:
worth SIS TO SIS; trousers. S299; worth "A
10 S.. Fine stock. great values. THE So. 80
STORE. SO TIN st. NV je25-th.su. tu-s0t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

ITH ST. SW., oO1-ROom and board for gen
tleman and two children aged FIVE and
sevens private family. southwest preferred.
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LONGWOOD FOR TOURNEY.

NEWPORT. X. J.. Aug. ga cable
gram from England yesterday fixes
LOnEwoOd as the place for the playing
OF the preliminary Davis Cup matches.
The dates VIII be September II, ~. and
lg
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

@ ST. wv, -eG5-Nieely furnished rooms fol
h1asskaeDiHgi hot and cold water. reason.
dH.e- auZ0-2t
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

HAVE YOU negisS ed 10 place the proper
monument upon thsr grave? Call and see me.
A6ENT WORKS. 18th ana C sts- Sc.
jyl4-tu tn su-g9t
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TAILORING.

LATEST style; ladies' and gents suits %
orders dyeIlg and repairing OF ladies' and
gentlemens outer garments, satisfaction
guaranteed. LOUIS GOLDMAN, 5o7 lsth nv.
Phone 81. 80 u. ieI1-th. So. tu-sog
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONER DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA Aus. 8. 1898. Sealed proposals
viii be received ar this office until u O'Clock
noon. saturday. August -, 1905, for paving
the roadway Of tho Auac1stia Bridge. and the
roadway Of the bridge across the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad track on the line OF the
extension Of Monroe street. AuaC0stia with
lions and necessary Information may be OBJ
tanned from Chief Clerk, Engineer Depart
lnent Room 4Z7. District BClldiHg Washing
ton ID. c. HENRY l. WEST. JAY J. NOR
ROW. Commissioner D. e. au13-6t-exSu
PROPOSALS FOR BOOK STACK. once Il
-uuersntendent Of Library Building and
grounds. washington. -. c.. August s. 1898.
@asled proposals for Hlanuf4eturing deliver
fng and erecting ia place complete the rooted
book stack required for the southeast court
ar the bullding f1r the Library OF Congress,
until q clock 3. m, on Thursday, the 9th
dav OF August 1908. and then publicly
opened. Specifications and other information
furnished on application 20 this Office BER-
NARO r. GREEN. Superintendent.
ausI0.lI,1s,I9.2o
PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC WIRING.
Once Of Building for National Museum
Library of Congress, Washington d. c.
August - 1893. Sealed proposals Tor Furnish
ing delivering and Installing in place COM
plete the electric wiring required for ths
South Pavilion Of the new building for the
National Museum, IN this city, VIII be re-
r. NJ on MONDAY, THE 51Sr DAY OF
AUGUST. 1905 and publicly opened immo-
diately thereafter Specifications and other
Informal son furnished on application 70 this
Office GERHARD j. GREEN. Superintend-
ent Of Construction aul2.13. i. 20.I.2
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENbERG' s. 1th and X sts. NV.
5 hANN SONS * CO., stb and Market space
GGE-zN : CAPITAL A y y + r 7 - .
AGENCY, 1876 18th 81. nv.
" a. AeNCLIY. Cigar Store. 14th and p NV
J. EEL<LI SIMPSON, cor. 9Th St, Rhode
Island ave. and IL 81. EW.
=. y. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave NV.
tHAS. C.. HOkNLNG. ChrIstiani Pharmacy
sN. cor. 9Th and n SITS. NV.
SANEoED'~ PHARMACY. New York ave.
and Nortl Capitol street.
R, A. NElICH, -lta and - sis NV
CCIGLEG'S PHARMACY. -ist Ird C SITS NV.
s. AT. WAGNER K CO., lsL ami Il SITS. nv.
J. u TANLDE. cor. sth and = sts- NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, L5-l and Pa.ave n ".
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth x Park road
MATTINELNTS 5 PHARMACY. 14IA and i.
r. ID. HOWARD, IsIh and ".
~ Y. FDFTIE, 3sl9 BvlgalwuOd ave.
MALTBE'S PHARMACY. 1861 Calvert St
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

Advertisements viii be accepted at
an % the following branch offices
at regular OiiiCe rates. Ii it is in
convenient 90 leave advertisements
al either branch Office or The Times
Business Oflice, they may be tele-
pB0ned direct TO The Times (Main
j260), aud a messenger viii call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

SUMNER RATES. Ladies wanting sglts,
skirts altered. renodeled, summer dresses
made, come 70 me or call Phone y. 5ss3.
Prices 20 suit customer. EALisCH. TAIL
OR. 1896 r NV lel6-tS. -u-ayt
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

FURNITURE repaired and upholstered;
screens made TO order; ali work guaranteed.
lowest rates in town; estimates furnished
free 1905 sth 81. nw. Phone North 4s09
jy2-th. .Su.us-55t
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
TIMES WANTS
AID OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help, Want
co Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms gT Board. Boarding, For
Rent Rooms. Rooms and BUard-Oue
cent a WgTC-AIumum Space Is words
Business Opportunities. For Sale Mis-
CeIllueUus. Horses and Nehlcles, Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous,
BOg- Pets, etc.-15 scents a line 2
times cousccuUycly, 12l2 cents line;
. times cOuseCuJIVely, 10 cents line
1Iiaimum charge z5 cents.
4 other ClussIlCaJiOnS-l5 cents a
line. . times cgnsecuuyely, l2lR cents
q line: 3 times cOusecutiVely, 10 cents
u line. minimum charge 90 cents.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
PERSONAL

II YOU NEED money J win make you a
loan Of from SO 10 so a. q rata that viii
pay you 10 investlgate. Address BOX "a.
Times office. aus-55t
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DETECTIVE AGEEcY.

BRADFORD's DETECTIVE agency. Suite
"a Colorado building. IEtl and IT, Expert
invesli EALious, any cause. All sections.
strictly conhdeutial. Phone Main -5-5. slight
call columbia l8-A MORGAN BRADFORD.
Jr-, Principal. je--sat
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

ANACOSTIA.
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-Grocery. good clean store: good
stock and traaei atl seH cheap. apply -25
~ 81 sW- sua5-st
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

IMPORTED hats at haIf-price most fash
iOnable Partisan styles. can please me mos
discriminating taste. Miss GROVE. secoad
door to Palais Royal 7is lIth Hw. Phone II.
7l84 jel4-su, "a. tlI-5Jt
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

SUI IL IN rs
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. Ith and p streets
MCDONALD. j. W. ~ and L sw.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
TO THE LADIES.

GOWNS MADE az summer prices you VIII
liable work.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

GEORGETOWN.
F. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. s53s N 81. nv.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

IADDOcC PHARMACY, 1919 Florida ave ne.
CHAS r. BLUNER, ". cap and r SITS ne.
NcCHEsNET & JOACHIM. cor I'd and z sts.
kRATS' PHARMACY. cor 9th ana X SITS.
NcCHESNEE & JOACHIM Sth and + SITS ne.
BENZ T. LANHAAI. lIth and L. Cap. st
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
WHERE TO DINE.

or ALL THE PLACES in town to eat here's
one you ought TO tgy. Quick service. GOOD
things 70 eat. Homemade pastries THE
WASHINGTON DAIRY LUNCH. cor. STA
and +. je2l-su. ru tn-50t
WHEN YOU'RE HUNGRY visit the WASH
INGrQN DAIRY LUNCH We satisfy the
most discriminating palate. Come once youu
come again. Homemade pastries. Cor Sth
and 4. 1e2l-su, ~. .th-50t
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
BOoKKEEPER-You lady bookkespsr
j. j. GEORGES & son, 124 + st. NV. II
BOOKKEEPER-Exper lady: IS Der
week salary. Address BOX 526, Times office.
au29-2t
BOOKKEEPER with some knowledge Of
handWriting. ROA 52s, Times office. au-0-tf
CHAMBERMAD. GEORGE WASHINGTON
HOTEL 10th and New York ave II
CLEANER-Whito early cleaner 81. James
Hotel. Apply HOUSEKEEPER. Il
COOK, s. week; chambermaid. private fam
lly, {l5i woman, general housework, Iaqulre
EACHANGE. l635 llth NV. II
GIRL to cook wash. and iron. IO5l \ St
NV bring reference. II
GIRL,-CoIored 10 assist with general house
work. go East Capitol ST. IL
GIRL for general housework s020 18th st.
NV. IL
GIRL for general houseworzi assist in cook
ing; no washing or ironing iL.5 9th nv. 10
GIRL FOR general housework 70 50 short
distance out of town. Apply 9l5 9th NV. lt
GIRLS to run sewing machine. Apply Mrs
Z. McCAFF,ERI Z. l2n G st. nv. u
IRL-Experienced; for confectionery. 4sI0
lith ST. NV aul9-5t
HOUsEKEEPER-Good working. $40 e nv.
au2o-3t
LADY-Young; 10 receive bundles laundry
office. Address BOX 32T, Times office. auZ0-5t
GIRL 10 do general h5useWork. 5l5 80 st.
NV. 1t
IADY-Modest young lady TO care for house;
small family. GEO T. SHEPHERD lOl3
X Sc. aaeo-5t
I.ADIES-Young. TO sell tickets for charity
Ll-4e5 o--lee- a1L--2-
sALEsLADIEs.
To handle a high grade corset in
the city Of Washington. If inter
ested write for particulars. THE
MONA MANUFACTURING CO..
Bridgeport Conn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for confectionery
store. must come well recommended. kOLES
1908 llth NV. auZl-st
Experienced. PITTSBURG
CAFE 445 Pennsylvania ave IL
WAITREssEs-Three white. easy hours 81
week. Apply between and 6. a1a SIN
WOMAN-CoIored: FOR general houseWork.
Apply sos 9Th St sw. II
LVOMAN-Good coIored woman as cook; good
home IA 5th st. NV II
WOMAN 10 cook. wash, and iron; must have
good reference. 1904 NV. II
WOMAN-Setu,i white woman for general
h0useWOTk, CH PHEASANT country place. APP
pIy ROOM al. Treasury Department u
MAS-Whjte. TO take fuu charge 0f
small lunch room 81 II ST. NV. auI3-2t
YOUNG LADY steuographer and typewriter.
% assist IN office; one with some knowledge
of bookkeeping preferred; salary S.. Ad-
dress giving age references, and experience.
II any. BOX 8l5 Times ofice. auls-at
YOUNG LADY for boys furnishings de-
partment. Apply SAKs s. CO., zth and Pa
ave. aulS-3t
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BROOKLAND. D. ~
LINTON & NELSON.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Ferlale.

DIsHwAsHER-swift. colored. and female
cook 1921 4th st NV. aulS-3t
STENOGRAPHERs are always in demand
We can prepare you for a. position in 100
hours STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
orado Building. Open day and night. myl5-tf
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CLAIaVOYANTS.

NINE. CATHERINE. Ualn.lst ana card read
en- tells everything y1u slsl I1 know about
business and love affairs. sl4 Sew York ave.
open from 10 10 .. 5eI5-tf
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

A. r POWELL 9Th and East Capitol sts
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and c. SITS. Sc
A p. BURROWS. nth and Pa. ave.
+. p WELLER, cor. Sth and I.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

PROPER and correct dancing taught, uclul-
ing the NaEcissus, schoEJiscue, tlrel-step,
tRo-step, and waltz. ETC. CUT rates FOR SUM
mer. private lessons, 5gl. by appointment
DANCING ACADEMY. 1913 h 20. NV.
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JOIN THIS CLUB.
POULTRY.

s p. 8 LICE POWDER does IL! Kills al
forms OF vermin on poultry. Take NJ
chances Guard against disease SOUTH
EPN POULTRY SUPPLY co, go H nv.
jyL4-Lu. u. su-5lt
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OFFICE NECESSITIES.
woRKINGMANs WANTS

here In the dead Of
summer. we can save sou a -'5-sp0t' on A
suit Of clothes He are selling for So coats
and vests. $50 and 81 pants. 81 and s15o
tpasts freeB. good ali wool, made by tatIors
Slightly wornj- JUSTHS OLD STAND, sI5
D auI7-7t
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FOR SALE-Eleven-FOom boarding house
nicely furnished. best locatiOns b0arders .
remain hot-water heat throughout; S459
cash II sold al once. Address BOX 49, Times
Office jylz-su. ~. .th-s0t
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MRS. wa. A. SNYDER.
439 81 ST. nW.
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HELP wANTE0-MALE.

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLoYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER or
THE TIMES. augo-tf
BARBER-A hrst-cIass guarantee TO a frst-
class. barber. 81 10th st. na. II
BARBER-WhiJe. Apply 800 eth st. sw.
BOY for repair department; one with me-
chanical ability preferred. Apply between
$3.50 and 9 a. m- al SO llth ST. NV au-p-at
BOY who has had two years experience at
coach painting STEWART q WIAMEL-
1873 l. nw. dlLy-ol
BUTLER. private family: $50. references;
white or colored; head elevator for apart
ment. EXCHANGE, 1885 nth NV. u
FTTRNTTURE -Experienceds good
permanent position. apply Manager HECHT
q co, 5l8-Sl5-5lt lth 81 a1ly-.L
GOOD PREssER at once. Steady work.
1902 Park road au2o-5t
HOTEL CHEF and store room man today.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 5o3 10th ST. NV,
aul9-zt
AIELFALE. MY SPECIAL
All other popular brands, IOc the drink
SULLINAN'S BUFFET.
18th and n. W.
any23-tu. Il, sa-Sot
MEN to sell household goods on installments,
good pay; no experience needed. al 9th 81.
NV. aul9-3t
MEN to get Al razor for 81 and we keep
same in perfect shaving condition for l year;
barber supplies at reduced prices. 453 9Th st.
NV au5-tf
PAPERHANGERs. Cali after 5 p. m. 9I4
New York ave. NV. 1t
PIANO PLAYER for summer garden: sight
reader and tTansposer. evenings only, state
salary expected. Address BOX 3lS. Times Of
nee. aul9-5t
PIANIST Al once. 500 18th st. nv 1t
R-Experienced: 70 take charge al
night Apply MARYLAND QUICK LUNCH,
zoos Pennsylvania ave. au20-3t
WINDOW CI.EANERs-No straggIers need
apply. LEON l. CAHOON. Window Clean
ing Co. 1905 F 81. NV. au17-St
YOUNG NAN as assistant bookkeeper In
retail Office. permanent position, with good
chance for advancement; salary to start $40
week: state experience and references. BOX
sl9. Times Office. auls-5t
HELP WANTED-Male and FersIe.
DIsHwAsHER-swift. colored. and female
cook. 1921 4th st NV. aulS-3t
STENOGRAPHERs are always in demand.
We can prepare you for a. position IN 100
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & CO, 70S King st.
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven fsom
old carpets. be only weaving factory OF its
kind ia the ty. carpet celaning WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. 95l 5th ST. NV IL AZ
iyl4 a.th,su-9ot
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS frcm
worn carpets: competition dedeG- ECLIPSE
RUG CO. laurel. Sd. Branch. . Sth 81.
na. Phone Lincoln I470 3e5-Set
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CHEVY CHASE, ND.
y. A. soNNEMAN.
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PAINTS AND Sign PAINTING.

SOUTH WASHINGTON S foremost deaIsr
il hardware paints, oils. and glass. Spe-
cas- summer rates on screening.
WM- r. HUNT. 83i a. st Phone N gs0O
5e1-su. tn. t.l-S0t
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COPPERSMITH EXPERT.

EMPORIUM OF copper; sheet iron works: J.
!. GRAND, CoppeEsllith. IzJ6 Il 81. NV; also
French ranges. reLInning copper utensils, Cof-
Zee urns steam tables and all kinds Of cook
ing utensils. Phone n 1926.
1eff-fn S11 -egf
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WANTED boy butter o- coffee busI-
ness. state price and particulars. Address
BOX 52f Times -offica s1IgG-9t
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FOR EEAf-Dn prominent corner north
west, space sui1aDte lor fruit stand. cheap
rent Apply Igs 7th S. uW au3s-st
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COAL.
HIRING I'D BOARDING.

TAKE A COOL drive these hot days; good
reliable h1rsss5 vehicles Of all kinds, n0bby
turnout special attention 10 boarding horses
H n CRANDALL. rear 12I6 North Capital
2y1S-tu. n. Su-s1t
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON CAMP. Mo1srn Woodmea Of
America, No. I1464 Van ". RobeVds 635 l2th
ST. ne. clerk, meets Thursday evenings at
typographical Temple. 40 G St nv.
nay2z-ans
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

USE Hunter dust killing floor oil It keeps
the floors clean and sanitary; rid the house
Of insects; soc a gallon Telephone Main
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
PLUMBING.

HOW ABOUT THE PLUMBING? II It isn't
satisfactory call on me; long established; IN
impeaChed reputation. WA CONRADIS Co.
l625 7th NV. plumbing. heating
1els-tu. Tn. sa-sot
The Washington times., 1908-08-20
STORAGE

The Junod Method-CThe Vacuum)-of EYPE-
EAIA-RESTORINGT THE CIRCULATION
is the DRUGLESS and the BLOODLEss
CURE for that LAME BACK RHEUAI A.
TISM, ATAAIA, BRIGHTS DISEASE. and
those AILMENTS thar interfere with the
free use Of the limbs. and make WALKING
IMPOSSIBLE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS
and FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF. II. y. .. PARKER.
1924 New York Ave n. W
Hours 10 to 8 sundays. 10 10 l.
Lady Assistant
Read Non-MedicaI Healing next Saturday
and SUNDAY. Times. ruvZ5-tf
The Washington times., 1908-08-20

WANTED-Bicvcles; highest cash prices paid
for secondhand bicycles. We want LOO
9TH NV. Ie7-eOd-90t
WANTED-T0 buy every secondhand bicycle
in washington. c. r HUNTER, 113 Penn
syIvania ave. NV. au1l-s0t
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-08-22
NATION LIMITED 70 =.
five REAL SENATORS
1'aFollette Says We Have Only
Five Senators Who Repre- !. s
sent the People, ~ 4 (:
The Main Group Are Owned or
Controlled by the Special !.
Interests. !" ,.:...

Topeka, Kans., Aug: 2o.-senator
La Toilette has had a better chanc4
than most of us to study the senate
OF the United States. ~.
He says there are only i've real
senators; only five mon who repr9s,
sent states or people. :! :! !.
He went out to Kansas to lecture,
and, speaking of Senator Long, lust
turned down by the people Of Kansas
at the primary election, he said:.:
THAT man (senator Long doesn't
represent the rank and ale Of th4
Republicans Of Kansas any more than.
he represents the king Of the panntbai:
islands. HsAshouldn't be callsd ! Rs.-,
publican senator. He is q senator 81:
the special interests. You md him
always voting behind ..Aldrieh az
standard Oil. II There ore Ave. real
seantors In the senats. Nebfaska.a.
men are not contrelled sdrah ss s 81
Idaho ID not owned. BoYyne sisa l,isI5
own master. But Lpn1pIs sai1itii = stve4s,
nxths 1ist beginning ldfle nd
ending With man l,4a,s6 lysfnisaoir,sS