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NORTHEAkT

LADDOS PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave. ne.
CEAs, h. BLUAER, y, Cap, and X SITS. ne
AcChESNEY q JOACHIM. cor e 4nd Z sts.
hhAUS' PHARMACY. 6th and h sts.
AeCAESNEY q JOACHIM, 18th and \ sts. ne.
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AOTTHEAaT

- Z. POWELL, {th and East Capitol sts
ROACH DRUG co. Sth and q sts. sc.
A =. BURROWS. nth and Pa ava
}. p WELLER. cor. 8th and l.
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PRINTING.

ATTRACTIVE PRINTING at a price that
viii attract You. WhSn you want il and
as you want Il. GILES PRINTING Co. 9lT
9th st. NV. Phone Il. 4l79 Il.
au2-su. u. cot
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SPECIAL offer. $50. latest improved drop
head Singer sewing machine, $40; IS hand
Singer $40. Sterling. new, IS; tailoTs alnge9,
s.. J. r. TERRELL. 40 la. ave Phone
NJ. 6SSS. jy5-su, th-90t
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Ladies do the cooking and serve; an up-to-
date place 10 eat: our motto Cleanliness is
g0dliness. jy28-tu. tn su-90t
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PAINTS AND SIGN PAINTING.

SOUTH WASHINGTON'S scremost dealer
IN hardware, paints. oils, and glass. Spe-
ciaI summer rates screening.
WI. R. HUNT SCI ~ ST Phone 81 345o
{eg1-su II. th-30t
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STORAGE

FURNITURE STORED FOR 75C PER LOAD;
large. clean. spacious compartments. careful
handling; expert packing. BAUM ,. sIz Pa
ave NV Main ia iyS-tf
WHY pay nore2 We store for 75c a load.
u. 5. STORAGE CO., As 1Qth 81 NV. Phone
42Zs. Jys-sa
iG0 SEPARATE storage rooms. storage By
the load: packing. hauling and shipping. See
Us before storing. TEOS. BOWLING * CO..
Aucuoneers. 6lz & ST NV. phOns Main ola.
myl4-S0t
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SOUTHWEST.

Y. HUGO EIsENBEISs. 7th and strests
MCDONALD J. ", ~ and L az.
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FURNITURE repaired ana upholstered;
screens made 10 order; ali work guaranteed;
lowest rates In town; estimates furnished
free- 15O5 3Ih 81. NV. PhOus North 4slS.
JyL-tn. 81. ui-SJt
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FOR RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS

G. ST. NV, ISl2-Large front room, second
story. nicely papered and furnished suitable
Tor Two gentlemen. au5-st
5TH wv. SI-Two nice second-aoor rooms,
furnished Tor light housekeeping IL
" NV. 6lg-Furnished rooms. clean. cool:
private family; all c5nveniences, also hell
room. 81 aud H-Z5 per week. au6-2t
NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc. a2--one
furnished room in family OF adults. owner.
light housekeeping allowed; suitable for lady
or gentlemen aub-zt
EYE NV. a4-CIean. comfortable fur
nished rooms also hall room, housekeeping
permitted convenient 70 all car lines. II
INDIANA AVE. 5J4-Large. nicely furnished
rooms s. up. 1t
y wv. I446-Large. beautiful aIeove room,
second floor front. $l5 per month. Phone. II
r NV, 622-Nicely furnished rooms, s. up
ST. wv. 1204-Flat OF two rooms; bath
or sage moor. very reasonabls. II
4TH Ne. 7l3-TWO communicating furnished
for light housekeeping SO per month
au6--t
sTH 81. wv. lc33-NiceIy furnished front
roomsi Oest home cooking; $3.50 weekly.
auo-2t
sT- wv. 1.-Two nicely furnished rooms
on second hOor. convenient 70 bath. au6-8t
81 81. NV. 607-Entire second moor:
rooms, furnished for housekeeping; bath
adjoining; 50. ADULTS only. aust
ID sp NV. 5l7-Housekeeping. clean rooms;
also hall room; reasonable. aust
FOR RENT-Largs pleasant room on "a floor
newly papered and furnished; reasonable
rent. 1928 sth 81. NV; convenient to two car
lines private Iamlly. au3-9t
18TH sT. NV. 6l2-NIce Housekeeping rooms.
bed rooms; also business rooms reasonable
AUST
H 81. NV, 604-NIcs large furnished room
for light boasekeel ing. auszJ
18th ST. l0l7-Finely furnished rooms, frst
and second moor. under new management
also unfinished fat; housekeeping aui-2t
ST. NV, IA5-Cool, airy rooms. north
and south exposure; TWO baths; steam heat,
IS Up. au4-St
sTH ST. NV, 72S-ComfortabIe. pleasant
rooms; g. TO SO per month; by week II de-
sired. su4-sL
9Th ST. Sc. 3z7-Two communicating rooms
furnished for housekeeping rent. cooking
ara NV. I5lO-Furnished room. gentleman;
q NV, 455-Furnished large front back.
and hall room; housekeeping aui-ot
sTH ST. NV, l209-Two furnished rooms.
light housekeeping I'd floor front with We
randa. aus-L
SD ST. NV, sO7-Eatire first floor: three
rooms furnished for housekeeping, 40 al
c0uVenienCGs. adults only. aul-tE
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WANTED-RooMS,
WANTED-Between 10th. North Capitol and
E ana " SITS NV, four or five rooms and
bath; state price and other particulars. Bon
223, Times Office II
EON-REDICAL HEALING.
r. Tunod Method-CThe Vacuum)-of HYPE-
RFsIIn-RESTORING THE CIRCULArION-.
h he DRUGLESS and the BLOODLE5S
CTTRE for that LANE BACK, RHEUMA-
TisN- ATAXIA. BRIGHTS DISEASE, and
tbose AILMENTS that interfere with tbs
ire use OF the limbs, and make WALKING
IMPOSSIBLE. FOR FULL PARTICULAR
and FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF. II. " D. PARKER
1924 New York Ave. -, W.
Hours, 10 TO .. sundays, 10 TO
Lady Assistant.
Read Non Medical healing next Saturday
ana sunday Times my25-tf
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HAIR GOODS.
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

DON'T Buy NEW ONEs-BrIns the old
umbrellas 70 Is. maze Jaem gyod as
new, SILK umbrella IJr a. ali pure SILK.
Ii. II. FaILFILL, So l. 81 nv.
gy-4--T. 81. tu-S5L
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IMPORTED hats at half-pricei most fash
ionable Partisan styles can please the most
discriminating taste. MISS GROVE, second
door 70 Palais Royal. az nth NV. Phone ii.
7lS4- iel4-su. ia. ll-50t
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ANACOSTIA.
BCRY's PHARMACY. Garner Monroe and
JEFFERSON sts.
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TIMES WANTS.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER

classified ADV EhllSEMENl
Wanted Agents. Wanted de.p, Want
ed Statesmen. Wanted Situations. Want
ed Rooms or Board. Boarding, For
kent Rooms. Rooms and cJard-One
cent a WOrd-Minlmum space 10 words.
Business Opportunities. + or sale Mis-
CellaneOus. Horses ana Vehicles, Lost
and Found, Wanted miscellaneous,
Dogs. Pets. etc.--15 cents line
times cOnsecutiYely. ~ n cents me
! times cOnEecuuVeiy, 10 cents ms
Aluminium charge 40 cents
All other olassincauOuS-1D cents a
line, times conseCUtiveIy, Il u cents
hnes times cOnsecuuveIys 10 cents
= Line Minimum charge % Genus
Advertisements will DO accepted
at any OF the following branch
OFFICES at regular o4fice rates. II 1t
is announcement TO leave advertise
ments at either branch ONCE or
The Times Business Office, they
may be- teIephORed direct TO The
Times Main $3.50, and a messen-
ger will cali to collect without ad-
dItiOnal charge 20 the advertiser.
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GEORGETOWN.
=. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. s5s4 N st Nv.
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To THE LADIES

BROMIDE charging blue and black from
patent prints. drawings and lantern slides;
commercial photographic. Il. 4. FARM
HAM, 936 + ngg. aud. ia. Su, tu-s0t
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MATTREss MAKING

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated. g;
ali Kinds of ones made 10 order; you
can see your work done. Factory and sales
room $50 II nv Tel n. 209L l. T..
JONES. iy22-tf
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EoR sALE-mIscELLANEoUa.

EOH sALE-Isarge quantities Of 9, 16, y. Is.
- ana = inch terra Gotta sewer pipe a. half
sAe regular price. -Four barrels Of rosin at
teas than = Wholesale price T. EDW. CLARK
ouIiaers supplies headquarters for second
hand building material. 1910 New Jersey ave.
nv. Phone n. 20. Wrecker Of buildings
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Fsn.aia

sTENOGRAPHERS are always in damand.
We can prepare you for a position IN $50
hou:N STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY CSi-
OradO Building. Open day and night, H1yis-tf
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HIGHEST Cash PRICES PAID tOH
Furniture, Carpets. etc. Enous s,oFLh -zlO, %
arop postal WASHINGTON FCESIrUR H.
CO, eth and 5 nv unyL5-ss. N. tr-LT
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WANTED-AGENTS.

LIBERAL TERMS 10 agents 70 solicit bush
ness for a responsible up-to-date Casualty
Company, writing all lines. J. c. BOE
Building. jy9O-tf
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MOVING, PACKING. sHIPPu:G.

GET YOUR GOODS moved quickly; bag
gage called for and delivered; pianos and
furniture moved with care, Reasonable price
OF s. per load. RICHAED MANNING &
Co 10 + nv Phone n 1744
jySith. So. tu-90t
PADDED VANS. $500 LOAD
2-HORSE WAGON. $500 LOAD
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.,
SO NEW YORK AVE.
apfs-tf
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FOR CHARTER.

BOATS FOR HIRE. MiIers Boat Hog-e
All kinds All prices All kinds OF line "a
bait 49,
JOSEPH O. MILLER, Benning, D. c.
le2s-sa, II. tl-gg
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HELP WAHTED-FEMALE.

AT MRS. CLAREE'S training School POO
4lIh NV thorough course in dressmakinz
cooking. millinery. and laundering. position
guaranteed; reduced rates for summer course
tAohe - 90 Je2S-su, Ia, th-S0t
COOE-EXpevienced woman, cook; white or
colored5 on farm Apply ERNEST HOL-
LAND. DiCkers0us Nd u
DRESsMAkERS apprentice girls and pri-
VaJe families 10 learn high-cIass dresscutting
and designing good positions furnished after
learning. ~ q 81 au4-5t
GIRLS-BrIglt. neat 10 years OF age. as hoor
lnessenEeEsi goos pay and splendid chance
Tor promotion Apply 20 II. ". SCHAIB
with GOLDENEERG 5. 1th and X SITS NV
au5-St
GIRL-ColoreI, for light homework; must
nave references 1881 BiltmCrs 81. AUST
LADY 10 do repairing at once. CAL AZ J. A.
EANOL-DS & CO., 452 Louisiana ave. NV.
II
Inexperienced, for the foI-
lowing departments Muslin underwear shirt
waists 1eWelry, art goods, and domestlcs
permanent positions 10 competent people
Apply GOLDENBERG'S 9Th ana X NV.
aLG-3t
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DANCING.

4ADAAE AcGAKyEE's AEW DANCLSl
ADEa " e4CEer ~ polite anu gracsIl-
dancing, prls ale losslus OHlgs waltz. two
step, ana latest dances special attention
given - children. isl lsJl -. nas Fagas
Main TIA Formerly a. 1913 II aW
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2ODEI-s u aL,ract4ss tzcs aad ug1rs VII
be pal1 fOr thtir services; work not DIN.
cult. apply AZ la y 81. nS-, care Ot Belle
Etadlo. Ely5-sy-
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FLOOR OIL.
C0PPERsMITH Expert.

EMPORIUM u copper sheet iron works: J.
l.. GRAND CoppeIsulJn. lzy5 II 81 Nv. also
FFsISn ranges, reLll1llg copper Utensils. coz
lee uI4s. Steam JaJ-zs -l1 a. hluIs ~ cgok-
lng usvaslis- Phone II. 80.
1sII-tn. 81 tu-sJl
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EDUCATIONAL.

CIVIL SERVICE review ana dictatlOn
classes during July AID August nights .
week AT s. per month Cool rO0ns. electric
fans. The Milton School" l4l5 n v ave,
NV jy2-th. 81, tu-SJt
W F. DALES. Phi D. 1913 18TH NV
Classical teacher. Pupils thoroughly pre-
pared TO enter college or Tor other sXamina-
tons in languages and matbe 1latiCss y
years experience jyz-th. So. tu-90t
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING

F. Z. GREEN, pressing CLUB: exDert cls,,.
ing. dyeing and repairing: ladies' add gen
uemen; all orders promptly attended 10. SO
and as Igth ST. NV. rnyietu ~ sa-snf
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Hiss COLLIER. master OF Uanu.ag. a. yC-
walk 4 can JeacI you - Wa4Lz. private
lessons. rs. Alan 49,. ~ Eye -. us-
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BROoKLASD. p, c.
LINTON Il NELSON
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THE DAFISONS teach you 10 waItz correct
u IN lev lessons. class ewes. Tues. Thurs.
20 - private lessons any hour, Win
music teachers o. hagHn ability. AIR. aud
Airs. EdS. T. Dawson. ACa4eAy us dth nv
Opea a. H. ~ II p Phone Ii s5s4
!yIy-5Jt
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HELP vANrED-MALE.

MELVALE. MY SPECIAL
All other popular brands, Ice the drink
SCLLIVAN'S BUFFET.
18TH and r y. w.
nnyz2-tu Il sa-3ot
PORTER for drug store; must be expe-
uenced. 1900 New York ave. IL
SECOND COOK, $40 week: third cook. s.;
scullion, IS; dishwasher. IS; housenau, $50
per month FISHERS AGENCY. AIS 10th
NV u
SWIFT coiored cook and colored au-round
girl for cafe 1921 9TH ST. NV. quest
TEN CARPENTERS who understand center
work Cali Z O'Clock tomorrow morning at
building. 10Th and P SITS NV. 1t
TWO hardwood hnlShers. Apply THE
sHOREHAM. au4-3t
-First-class: coIored: leave city.
way paid PHILIPS HOTEL AGENCY,
SO 7th St NV. II
WHITE MAN 70 milk and work in COW
stable must understand the work. i431
st. NV. IL
YOUNG MAN-Experieneed in Agricultural
store. 1927 7th st. NV. aus-3t
YOUNG MAN capable Of clerking in store
and able 10 cut meat must be strictly hon
est. 81 / ST. NV. au6-lt
YOUTH-Bright Industrious. In a plumbing
establishment; attend 10 Office and make
himself generally useful Address with fun
particulars, PLUMBER, 1911 Il St NV
au6-3J
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
z I. CARNE & CO.. 703 King 81
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REPAIRING.

FORGINGS. electric work. model making
elevator repairs; gold, silver, and brass cast
ings; gasolene or steam engine. repairing OF
me automobiles S. D SLOCUM NACHTNE
CO, 30s 18th st. NV. jyl2-su tu th-g0t
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ADVERTTSING NOYFLTIES

TAFT OR BRYAN
Who Is your favorite? Have you seen the
Taft or Bryan ilaif-tone picture? ours are
best CENTURY SUPPLY CO., COS f ST. NV
Phone NJ. 1878. jy21-tu. III. su-38t
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WORKINGMARs WANTS

WORKINGMAN'S WANTS
WORKINGMEN. 1t is nice 10 know that by
coming to the old reliable you are handed a
S. note Qn the saving by buying one Of our
elegant So suits Of clothes; all wool, tailor
made Slightly worm; all goods reduced.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, GIG d. au3-lt
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
II YOU HAVE RATS
Cali up BARCLAY, the Ferret Man.
II you want pets go to his store.
2l9 10th st. NV. jy9-eod-tf
PEptGREED scfsw-tailed brindle Boston
terrier pups. French poodles, parrots. cana
ries guinea pigs; pets boarded; rates reason
able.
1y22-tf
YOUNG CANARIES, parrots. minos. mag
pies crows. homing pigeons, Maltese kit
tens dogs. rabbits. guinea pigs; best soap
and powder for killing heas- Freesia bulbs
etc. sCHMID's BIRD STORE. TI2 Elh st.
sy1s-tf
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BUG KILLER.

ITS TOO HOT 20 -e bothered By bedbuzs
or vermin Of any kind. Use Fealy's bedbug
solution; effectively exterminates bed5ugs
5SsCnes. ants, etc. .lIop postal TO a. s.
tEAL4. mn and y ave. Sc. iyLI-ant
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POULTRY.

| SURE CHOLERA IN chickens Use stones
/ Red Powder. Scientifically prepared. sure
/ cure. Reliable roup cure SOUTHERN
| POULTRY SUPPLY co. 9G9 II NV
/ ivI4-tu.th, su-9Ot
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WHERE TO DINE.

WHEN YOU'RE HUNGRY visit the WASH
lNGION DAIRY LUNCH We satisfy he
most discriminating palate Come once you'I N
come again Homemade pastries co. So
and r. fe21-su n, ~ "a.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
- Colorado bulIllug. lsLl ana -. expert
lnveztl cations. any cause. all sections
Strictly confidential Fl5us Main z5ss. .slgBt
Principal. jsz-s5t
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DANCING ACADEMY. rs 81 NV. Kisses
Chamberlain and COBB. teachers. private and
class lessons. sollal dance Thursdays. FloEs
IL 5s4s-4. le-s-Jyt
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LET Us SHOW you our s9.99 mems suits.
worth So TO SIS; trousers. S299; worth 81
10 s.. Fine stock great values. THE 50 9s
STORE, 6-5 9TH ST. nv je25-th. 81, tu-30t
supplies. and sD.rtiRg goods. at special
prices for the next thirty days. Also eigars
magazines. newspapers. and stationery.
NJ. 4. T. 'PAN, l4oi = -,
js2i-su, u. th-s0t
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WANTED-By a respectable colored woman,
place as hrst-class cook or general house
worker. Call 800 nth NV II
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LOST

LOST-On Great Falls car line, steel pocket
book. containing 81. key. car tickets. Ff7der
return 70 1886 . 81. NV. and receive reward.
Il
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FOUND.

NEW FALL FABRICS for ladies' and ra1fz
AZ special summer prices, cleaning dyeinr
and repairing or outer garments; work quar-
anteed. II. GUMENICk & Co, 2leS l4th 81
NV. Phone y. 20s6-A. jy28-th. Su, tu-s0t
LATEST STYLE ladies' and gents suits In
order: dyelng and repairing OF ladies a74
gentlemens outer garments. satisfaction
guaranteed. LOUIS GOLDMAN, sol fSth NV
Fnone N ~ IL 1e11-Uh. Su. -gOt
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-By a respectable colored woman
place hrst-Class cook or general house
worker. Call 500 nth NV. 1t
LAUNDRY WORK al home or out by day
sl3 . ne. IL
HOUSEKEEPER-By settled coIored woman,
place as hOusekeepeT Tor gentleman and
small Samlly. va lUth ne. au6-3t
GIRL-Neat colorsd girl, place as chamber
maid. general Homework; small family. 4-3
y ST. NV II
GIRL-By colored girl. laundry or cleaning
BY day. 500 2fth st, nv. au6-2t
LAUNDRY and cleaning by day. 500 2th St
au5-2t
DAYS WORK wanted by young white wo-
man. MRS. RICHARDSON, 25l3 X St NV.
au5-3t
BY A LADY. place as housekeeper IN Wild
overs family. BOX 20, Times once.
au5-2t
DRESSMAKING done reasonable; skirts q
specially. 1l2l I ST. NV. au5-1t
WOULD ike position as thoroughly reliable
filter in suits department.; years experience
BOX 2lS, Times Office au5-6t
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CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
T 4. sONNEMAN.
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MONUMENT WORK

HAVE YOU neglected to place the proper
monument upon that graveY Cau and sac rae.
/ "il save you money BYRON AONU-
MENT WORKS. 18th ana C SITS. s..
iyl4-tu- III. sI-90t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

BARBER-First-class white barber; steady
wc=!z. begin Monday l2lS Il ne. au6-3t
SMALL JOBS. painting and kalsOmiliugs
cheapest painter in city. GRIFFITH, 625
Virginia ave. Sc. il
BY YOUNG MAN, position as an all around
helper in engine room used to ice machines,
dynamos ana pIunger elevator. Address A.
SCHLEY R. +. d. No. (. care Bowman.
au5- q
THE CHEAPEST Job carpenter in th5 city.
all work guaranteed; drop postal 10 n c.
BASS, BallsJOn, Va, prompt attention.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-04-29

country is now facing in these piping
time O peace. Hedged in on every
hand by dastardly social crimes; by
rankest lust for gain and power, by
mad desire to reach the summit of
the temporal mount those old joys
and pleasures are being forgotten
and the country is beginning to feel
the drain upon its splendid vitality
which has placed it high above the
other powers of the earth.
Men. more men is the ever present
Cry of those who find in this country
conditions the need of sturdy arm
a steady head and a master mind
Roosevelt has served his country as
only two or three men have served
it before. He has stood in every
breach which has arisen and those
voters who placed him where he is
and placed him there by overwhelm.
ing majority have gazed upon his
work and have found it good.
The destiny of America. the fate
of these United States depend upon
the men who arise in every crisis
and take the helm of the Ship oil
State. May the boys of today find
an example in the sterling worth OF
him who is now fighting the coun.
try's fight, the Moses leading into
the promised land.
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THE NEED OF MEN.

"His son is a fool; his daughter a
foreign princess" With pen linked
in venom Roosevelt in his latest mes
sage lashes the money changer whose
face has grown cruel and hard and
whose body has grown soft" in a wild
pursuit OF dollars and in exercising
his tendencies toward sordid COM
mercial gain.
In this day when seekers of for
tune seem to find no other end in
their mad chase after wealth than
the pure joy of amassing dollars and
the fierce delight of the killing which
comes with the crushing of compel
itors 1t is like balm to find the man
who stands in the highest of places
has the moral stamina and the men,
tai constitution to face the moneyed
powers and hurl into their very teeth
such startling accusations as those
in the latest message of the presi-
dent.
The country needs more men of
his stamp to stand out in the open
where rains the fiercest fire and with
no fear Of future hate of greedy des-
poilers throws down the gauntlet to
do battle for his country's good and
his country's cause. Perhaps no war
lord ever faced such a crisis as this
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-04-29
THE NEED OF A NAVY

To all those drunk with pomp and
power of deeds achieved. and prone
to boasting of nations past ex
ploits the address of Captain Rich.
mond Pearson Hobson. Tuesday even
ing must have come as a rude awak.
ening, shock which sets the nerves
all a tingle to the Yellow peril on
tie west coast and the peril of utter
defenselessness on the east.
This man. an expert in naval war
fare, man who gave the whole ma
ton cause to rejoice through his in
trepid deed with the Merrimac, de-
clares after long years OF study in
all the technicalities of modern war.
fare on the high seas, that the United
States has no cause for frantic boast
and foolish word in defending her
prowess on the waters.
And no doubt here can be found
much truth. This captain of wide re-
nown. a patriot to the very core
would have no cause to declare our