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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-04-30

YOUR HOME

and be in keeping with the season.
Buy your Paint, Wall Paper and
Window Shades from us.
We sell the ]. F. Kurfees Paint,
which is made in one grade only
and that the best. There is no Sec
ond grade. This paint has all the
good qualities that a good paint can
have, durability, beauty in appear
ance, covering capacity and economi-
cal to consumer.
We also carry large stock of
Lead, Oils and Colors and also
Brushes. Our stock of Wall Paper
is much larger than ever before
and everything entirely new, having
closed out our old stock last season.
A large selection of handsome and
beautiful designs.
We are selling these goods at pop
ular prices. Come and make your
selection now.
We have window shades in all
colors and to fit all windows and
mounted on the Harts Horn roller,
which is recognized to be the best
made, which is a very important
feature in shades. Give us a call
before making your spring purchase.
w. A. P'POOI & Son,
No. 8, Main st.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-04-30
Wanted.

A young man of neat appearance
as travelling salesman, experience
unnecessary. Apply E. H. Biggs,
after 5 p. M, 408 S. Main st.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-04-30

Prof. J. E. Sturgis, of Butler, In
diana, is one of the most widely
and most favorably known of Gospel
singers among the Disciples. He is
engaged continually in the conduct
of music in revivals. He has partic-
ipated in many services which have
yielded large results in conversions
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-04-30
For Rent.

Splendid stable, centrally located.
Apply to this Office.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-04-30

and in the nenewing of churches.
He will sing here in the revival at
the Ninth Street Church of Christ
from May third to fifteenth. The
initial meeting of the revival chorus
will be held on Saturday night of
this week, and Prof. SturgiJ will be
present and in charge.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-04-30
Wanted.

Ten heifer calves. Will take them
at weaving time. WALTER KELLY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-04-30
Second
Hand
Machinery!
We have the following secondhand
Machinery for sale:


Machinery for sale:
One Is H. P. Frick Traction En-
gine, good condition, with Russell
Separator, 80 in, fair condition,
cheap.
One 16 H. P. Advance Traction
Engine.
One IL H. P. Huber Traction En-
gine.
One IL H. P. Carr Scott Traction
Engine.
One 10 H. P. Geiser Traction En-
gine.
One 10 H. P. Russell plain Engine.
One H. P. Upright Engine and
boiler.
One 4 H. P. Gasoline Engine.
One 8 H. P. Gasoline Engine.
One 2 H. P. Gasoline Engine,
One Wind Mill, fair condition,
cheap.
M. H. MCGreW,
GENERAL MAcHINEsT.
Eighth and Clay Streets.
8 BOTH PHONES.
W)e nsluuuruuszuuuv,vvv s.un
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. ETC.-Treas-
urer's Office, L. $. Soldiers Home, Wash
viii be received at this Office until ten 90
a. m. Tuesday. July IA. 1905, and then pub
lcly opened, for supplying this home with
the following clothing. etc 1850 winter
hats; 600 winter coats: 600 winter vests. loo
pairs winter trousers L. so winter under
shirts: J. 500 bosom shirts. 1900 collars. L. 900
pair shoes: 1850 pairs wooden stockings. 1850
pairs Canton flannel drawers. 800 bedsheets-
800 pillow cases; 800 roller towels; 150 hand
towels; 200 blankets All clothing 70 be
furnished in different sizes as required and
as about eight per cent chats. shoes and
stockings excepted viii be needed for men
OF unusual size. the contractor viii be re-
uuired TO supply their garments by measure
with names attached. All articles to be de-
Ivered at the Home on or before October l.
1903 Samples on exhibition at the Home
The right IS reserved 10 reject any or all
bids For proposal blanks and further in
DALI. Z. 5. Army. Treasurer. jyl,5S
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER, WALTER REED ARMY GEN
ERAL HOSPITAL Takona Sub-Statlon,
Washington. ID. c.. July 6, 1908. Sealed pro
Dosals, in triplcate. subject 10 usual cOndi-
lions, VIII be received here until i o'clock,
noon. standard time, August s, 1905, for the
construction Of one double set or hospital
corps seTgeants' quarters, AT the Walter
Reed Army General Hospital. Washington.
ID. c. including plumbing. Eas-piping, cleo
tric wiring and electric lighting fixtures.
Plans specihcations5 blank proposals and
Gurtner information furnished on applica-
ton A deposit Of SIS required for drawings
and BpecincauOnss deposit viii lie returned
20 bidder on return OF drawings here. L.
s. reserves right 10 accept or reject any
' or all bids or any part thereof. Proposals
20 be marked Proposals for Sergeants'
Quarters and addressed 10 can't II I
RETTCs, =. IL 1T6-Z&aauA5
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Special Excursion Today GREET FSus
Free Amusements and illumination
OF Falls
Free family picnic grounds. tables. swings.
etc No need 70 carry baskets Fine dairy
lunch room. where Coffee, MIX. Sandwiches.
and Pie is sold al city prices. &C
First-class dining room where excellent DIN
ners are served from y To p- m, also spe-
CiaI orders SPECIAL
July I3-Prize Waltz SO prize
July fA-C1unrry Ball
July l5-Grand Tournament
July 17-Jniced Spanish War Veterans Ex-
Cursi0n.
July ESPECIAL attractions Tor half-hOiidly-
Free Dancing Caldweu's Orchestra
Take cars at 35th and II streets
FARE. sc ROUND TRIP
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PEARY TAKES AWAY
A REAL TALISMAN
Quentin Roosevelt Gives Arctic Ex-
plorer a Four-Leaf Clover
for Good Luck.

OYSTER BAY, July S--Commander
Peary carries with him on has quest
for the North Pole veritahle taIsInah-
1t Is a four-Ieaved clover, and was
presented 10 him today by quentin, the
Presidents youngest hopeful
AS the party was returning from sag
amore Hiu 10 the pier. Quentin picked
the fairy leaf He walked up to Com
mander Peary and. presenting II. SAID
ID would bring him good luck.
The explorer carefully put the clover
away in a memorandum book
''Aiy. my, what fine shi9.' remar Ned
President Roosevelt, as he anDroached
the Arctic steamer Roosevelt, lying -
anchor near the Presidents ydcnJ
SvlDh. in oyster Bay harbOr. this att
ernoun. Commander Robert +. Peary,
L. s. n. the Arctic eXploret, who was
at his side agreed with the President,
and thanked him for the compliment
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LOCAL UNION NO. 14S. 7. B. E w. cordial
" inyste their friends and the public 10 at
tend their sixth annual excursion and picnic
given at River View. July 9, 1905 The com
rnittee on arrangements have not spared.
trouble or money IN arranging for the enter
tainment OF their friends on this occasion
and viii give 30 valuable prizes free 10
ners OF s4hirtic contests. Boats leave RIVER
View whsrf 1880 a. m, 2,20 ana 6-s5 p.
Committee. T K. Lus5y. Z J. Plarr. o A.
HOIlenbeak- Iyl--L
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AUTOMOBILES.

SEVES-PAS SENCTER, 45-lorsep0Wer touring
car with top and l'pueur- nrst-class c0ndi-
tion. demonstration az any time. phone Main
zgs9. ASK for Mr. PeeIs car. Owner leaving
city. 1ys-5t
CHEAP. new r1nabout. good order. Apply
after $50 ?. IA Rear IL llta 50. ne.
jes-st
FOR SALE-F0ur passenger touring car n
@-e condition can De seen at the Dewey
GARAGE, 1913 ? So NV. HENRY a. LEH-
NAN 5y4-6t
100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles FOR sale or
exchange from 500 10 g. so: every uoachIns
fully guaranteeds denomination given. spot
csrh Tor your automobiles. Cars sold on con
flgnIuenL. send Us yOGT ar. We have q school
10 teach you how TO p~-ats end repair any
automobile. Inside irsrructions. Sl5- Class
now forming Privats essons given NICK
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE s1s-S
14th It NV apls-tf
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SANITORIUM.

TAKOMA PARK Rest Cure Sa1itorium win
open the first Of July for rheumatic. nervous
troubles and COnvalescents- MIX diet mas
sage and exercise reducing obesity a spe-
cialty. Doctors patients desired Mrs L. J.
PERCIVAL4 late teacher Of massage. Battle
Creek SanitOrium- Se20-90t
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YOU'VE lAlY BuRlEl hLIYE

BY Prof hupparOn. Hyp11tiSt-
MIGHT OF FRIDAY, JULY 10, FIRE WORKS
sat, July Il-School Children Of Washing
TONS Day. All AmusemeEts Free From
10 O'Clock 3y1-2t
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ICE CREAM.

IT'S PRETTY HOT. Try some OF An
rein's delicious ice cream Cools and delights
s. per Eal. delivered A telephone call. that's
all GEO. AMREIN. $50 7th 81. NV.
InyI3-Irl. ". sa-90t
ANY QUANTITY. best IN city. 81 per gal;
finest assortment OF confectionery. goods de-
livered. Phones Line. $50 and 963- JAMES
COKINOS & CO. 1203 Il 81. ne. 72l Sth Sc
my27-rn, sa. w-S0t
FINEST ice cream. candles, and chocolate
b0nbOns: fresh every day. Phone your or
ders. prompt delivery Bakery and confec-
tionery- GEO FINK. 1887 TIN St NV.
je2f-We Fl Su-9lt
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PROFESSIONAL
PRIVATE STORAGE.

EXCEPTIONAL facilities for storage OF
household effects; large. safe. rooms under
our personal supervision special rates for
SUMMER storing. FAWCETT & VANDOREN.
$40 18th 1el3-eod-30t
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STOP LOOKII LISTENIII

We have opened branch office AT
Elast5n Terrace on Rhode Island ave
near 30th 81 ne, and having control
OF the choicest properties in thar fine
locality are prepared 20 locate people
OF refinement who are looking for
tasteful homes or easy terms. within
the one-tare limit Here Isl a sample
OF what we are Offering
II you have 500 We can 10 you out
with something lue. handsome. new,
siE-r1om bay-wlndgw house. on cor
ner, attic, cellar. gas. furnace gar
den, shade trees. small fruit. chicken
house. Sc. 100. 500 cash. balance same
as rent Come soon or yol.L lose H.
TO see this dainty home and others
just as good take City end Suburban
cars which run every three minutes
during rush hours. get on az 1lth ST.,
call al our office on Rhode Island ave.
where you viii find some one 20 show
you around We have upward % nifty
homes there besides some or the finest
building lots ia the District all bar
gains
GO out with your wife. look around
and be convinced that you have at
last found what you are looking fl-.
home you Viii be proud 20 call your
own.
Although our Office has been OPcI
only one week five sEIeS have HIread,
been made. pretty good evidence thu
we have Just what hOmeseekcrs want
Open evenings Phone North 1914
THE SOULE REALTY co.
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WEST WOODBRIDGE IS the most desirable
high elevation: al city cJnven!e1ces, com
biRed with the charr-s OF the country: d
minutes from the center OF the city low
prices easy terms money loaned TO build
lots selling fast. JOHN 3. HARRELL Co,
Owners 6I7 81. NV Jy6-5Jt
HAVING been transferred TO another post,
ind il necessary 10 sell my beautiful s.
room bungalow; about = acre ground BATH
hot water heat: garden; sEade- chicken
house; viii take S3.100. on easy terms, square
cars. &c fare. direct line. Call az once for
genuine bargain. p. T. r. Times Office.
5y6-St
DISCHARGED from position unexpectedly
am in trouble and will take S2.250 Tor my
s. 600 cottage lot 50CI50, water In kitchen;
nicely terraced; shade; one fare; 20 min
utss from Treasury, VIII sell my small
equity for very little. who viii help me Out2
ALBERT. Times Office jy6-3t
RFAIJTIFJJI, -even-roou cottage. just CON-
pIeted: with two acres Of ground In District
near Congress Heights, commanding View
good water: price, 5000: One-third cAsn:
balance long time. BOX g.. Times otHes
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BUILDING LOTS at West Cherrydals on
Great Falls and Old Dominion Sy-s SC fare
into city, monthly payments
B. N. DAVIDSON.
Real Estate and Insurance, FCssiyn. Va
SUBURBAN Property OF Every Description
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Rented. $3.50 per month.

FOR. sAI.E-A SAMPLE OF ONE OF THE
REAL BARGAINS offered through this
office.
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Luna PARK ito BIG I5Ts

3:I-BEST OF VACDEVILLE-7:4
JOHN LEACH PETTIGILL & DE FOR
REST. ADELAIDE FRANCIS MACKEY
& CROIX GALLANDO- FROF SINEAT'S
ANIMALS
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PASTURAGE

wANTED-Horses 20 pasture at Amnendale
Nd Fine grass. running streams, and plenty
of shade. WILLIAM T. SEBREE. Ammen-
dale. Nd. jyS1Q.l2
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FOR MARSHALL EALL

Steamer Charles Manchester. daily 10
e. m, Z-3O and $50 D m; Sundays II.
a. n. $3.50 and $50 p. N Dinners and
lunches. Music and dancing. All
amusements- Fare. round trip. CSC;
children, 15c.
Ut. VERNON
Daily Sundays eXcepted). 10 a m aid
ESQ p m Fare, round trip, including
admission to grounds and mansion. 75c
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- NVEsTMENT.

Rented. $3.50 Der month
AN INVESTMENT.
Rented 10 a desirable and prOmpt-payins
tenant. A CORNER pressed-brck dwelling;
n GOOD-LOOkING HOUSEHOLDS like a
s.. 900 house, two bay windows. rooms:
modern plumbing; porcelain bath tub.
gOOd-sized lot. yard front. side and rear
A section where a house viii rent at this
price. one OF the best renting sections Of the
city-one block from one Of the main street
car lines SECURE THIS BARGAIN
Jy6-6t MOORE s. HILL, 1888 q st.
FOR sALE-Tvo new aud very attractive
slx-room houses fine bath: the houses are
Just finished. with selected paper. making
them worth investigating at once. easy
terms SD and y SITS. HENRI v. OFFUTT.
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MODERN Groom houses: 20 Il. fronts; near
Lincoln Park: hot-watsr heat soon ready
for occupancy.
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FOR SALE-Colored people can buy well
built. nicely arranged. every way attractive
residences In best pG--s OF northeast and
northwest: exceedingly low price; small cash
payment. monthly lnstallments.
ALLEN Z. CLARK. CO St
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MEDICAL
DIR, SHADE, SPECIALIST,

DR.. SHADE, SPECIALIST,
rs 18th St: 81 years practice curing nervous
chronic and special DISEASES stomach. liver
kidney. bladder. structure. discharges. skin
bleed and private ailments cured quickly.
Consultation free my2C-cf
". T. BaIdus IL D.. Pm D. German Special
ist on Diseases Of the Brain, Nervous system.
Heart. Kidneys. stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors services and medicine. s.. Tel n
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CAPE MAY.
SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.

ARDMORE HOTEL. 18th. between Pa. ave
and r ST. NV, Washington. D c.. family
hotel: central location. pleasant aome for
tourists. rates European. 81 uPs American
s. 90 Up. WesJ50Und cars from Union station.
F. c. JACKSON. Prop. je2S-s0t
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

STRICTLY hrst-ciass full drcss and tuxedo
suits for hire at most reasonable prices.
n 7. PINES LERCHANT TAILOR
1L05 7th ST. nv. RpIs-s0t
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FINE LOTS p SALE N
CdOors's .dition.J
CLAIR ON, VA
1 minutes from duck Bridge via Faus
Church Electric Railway. Is minutes 70 lesa
81. and Pa
800 Der lot for ILs best
g caAh and s. Per month
No Interest Nd Taxa
Original Shade Trees.
Two electric roads with stationsJ ruo
through the property.
Tor further particulars apply 70
Z. = DAVmSCu. Agent
RoHsiyu. Va.
Residence. Clarendon. Va
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

YOU CAN'T DO BETTER than 10 have y-oU-
suits pressed and repaired at ED MII.LER'S.
Az New York ave. Suits dry cleaned and
pressed 40c. Phone y. 9S2-M. jel,-rn v. sa-90t
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FOR HIRE.

co TO PRESTON'S Livery, rear Fredonia
Hotel. 1921 II NV Best saddle horses, horses
and runabOEts. buggies. surveys and daytons:
lowest rates 10 business people. Main l6s
ie15-e0t
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Times Want Aes Bring Result7
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
RUBBER TIRE WORKS
Solid and cushion carriage tires specially,
all kinds OF carriage repair work JOHN N.
DOYLE. los 9Th St NV Phone Main 52sS.
FOR sALE-An excellent driving mare Ap-
ply 800 + sw. 1yS-St
WANTED-Ten wagons. 81 a day for two
loads bricks. short day work Apply II. J.
PHILLIPS. 70 18th st Room 4 jyS-5t
STRICTLY high-srade buggies and surrey;
panel and sawbuck top wagons AT cost: or
cash. repairing and painting WINEBERCf-
Frs MODERN CARRIAGE WORKS, $50
BrightwoOd ave. jyS-w,sa Hl-s9t
LIGHT DELIVERY WAGON; good condl-
ton: reasonable II sold at once.
WINEBERGER S,
$500 Brightwood ave. jys-2t
FOF SALT.-Good work horse sound. So.
s2J II ne Jy--9t
ONE LARGE MARE for sale cheap; good
worker and driver J. GAUNT. Us Eth St
JUST ARRIVED, 20 head Of coach and driy-
ing horses. all are city broke this IS a hlgn
class lot, should be seen 70 be approached
II. SCHLEGELs rear s2S D 81. Phone Main
2l73. jyi-1t
D Hazel makes Carriages and Wagons also. Va
De In drst-class style az prices 10 ~
4 Ugh grade the materials, 1t Is clear b
n To do good work Is his iden
Admirable his vehicles, stout and strong, H
q No wonder that they last so Ion =
J Jealous care and skin he'll show, III
1 When TO I'D THIRD NE. we & y
l. keeling with REPAIRS. us Wen 10 III
ENfentlo1 every order has prompt atteDtiJu
I Ouc known and favored, patrons confess
L n HAZEL, merits and commands succesO
jy2-l4t
FOR sALE-A lot OF good work horses. sold
Tor want OF USE also one stanhope and one
surrey. Apply rear 46S Pennsylvania ave. NV
HoRsESl
yust received a car load OF light driving
ana delivery horses. al we'll broken and
kervIoeable and are moderate priced: also
one pair usEt mules suitable for deAveryi
several extra good divers LADY broke.
and few good cheap worH horses
SAMUEL J. COLLIN 5GRU Co,
shippers
All Horses at The uta Street Bazaa--
CAN'T selling out $500 X C. I. runabOut
81 $500. $500 top gprinZ wagons. 5000.
EvCTythin at cost. Come Ior bargains. 120S
- 81. NV. Oc23-u
COGsWELL.s is THE CHEAPEST
AND MOST RELIABLE PLACE TO BUY
NEW AND SECOND HAND TRAPS. SUR
RIES. RUNABOUTS, DAYToNS
AND DELIVERY WAGONS
Ib-05 Up. HARNESS S400 UP.
H9 18th ST N " myI-.s
FOR HIRE.
co TO PRESTON's Livery, rear Fredonia
Hotel. 1921 II NV Best saddle horses horses
and runabOGts. buggfes. Surveys and daytons:
lowest rates 10 busiLess people. Main l6s.
ie15-90t
Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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The Old Men of theCatskiIls

have seen their mountains grow into
one Of New York States favorite
summer resorts. It's as popular place
forrest now as pVanWinkle foundit
There through cars from Philadelphia to the
CatSkill and Adirondack Mountains and from New
York City to the Thousand Islands, Saratoga Lake
George, Lake Champlan, the Berkshire Hills and the
Green Mountains throughout the
season. 4SstxIsSsN
gladly give you WSS4NkSSEsSSI
folders the
Advertising
Grand Central Station, \ York.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Cheap: groom house z40 r
ST. NV Apply <. H. WATERS 1908 First
NV fvb-3t
FOR RENT-I4O4 l. 81 NV ten rooms and
bath; $50 per month. Apply az EVANS
ESTATE. 1924 New York ave. je2O-tr
FOR kENT-Houses. EpartmenJs. ana Offices
In al parts OF the c.-y. For detailed ust
send or call az cur osace.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. CIncD
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
rs 18th ST " W Jz25-tt
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

% Q ST. NW.-FIve Iarge. brlEht outside
rooms and bath. hot water heat, oack porch.
etc, so. fy7-st
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TAILORING.

H LEVY. ladies', gents tailor, suits
pressed. Soc; pants, i0ci skirts. sc; ladies'
suits, soc; binding on skirts. soc. 1873 Penn
sylvania ave. Phone II. 5959-M.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENTAL on d and 81 floor.
rooms and bath $50. S., or entire building
$40. Apply after O'Clock. 1913 18th 81 M.
I.-.-lf
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II YOU want 70 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home. see send for latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCKE-T & SON.
65 r n ". W.T.
FOR SALE-SiN-rOom house. shade water.
and garden. best place in Mt Rainier for
the money; two squares from station.
PETER LAMB. iv7-3t
TWO ACRES-New and artistic gr. house.
handsomely pap@red. p5rcAes all around /;
close 20 station In attractive village. house
cost me over 81. OG0- necessity c0mpels sacrI-
dce, a snap Al 81 100, 500 cash; would not
object 10 EenreeI C0I1rer purchaser s NJ
EVERTON. Times OfIC-. Jy6-5t
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SALVATION ARMY HALL. go Pc afvlvanIa
ave NV. meetings every night an all day
Sunday. Adjutant and Mrs Wlsenan
Everyb body welcome le27-9Ot
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
Political Comment
s~rrctnry lax. Wright.

President Roosevelt has appointed 4
southern Democrat 10 succeed Taft In
he War Department.
General Luke Wright. Of Memphis.
who followed Mr.. Taft ut the I'iIli.-
pines. and was aiternard seu. 10 Toxic
to represent this government, Is the
lucky man. The general belongs to
that class of Americans who to things.
He is popular with the army ard h well
fitted 10 carry ON the work hid down
by the Republican candidate for presi-
dent.
The selection Of General Wright viii
meet with approval, Tile only criticism.
we venture Il say. VIII come frem ia.
hide-hound pgrtisaHs rtho regard IL
political treason for q saihlie servant
to choose suleriinates from ot,tsiGe tla
ranks. I.at the President long since
demonstrated his utter indifference 20
protests from that quarter. 1t Is
enough, for h.m to know that he has
found a man who viii fll the bill ana
perform the duty required iii 4 capable
and patriotic manner The party wall
is not So high in the Presidents mliy,G
that lac cannot scale it mt II single
bound. and find fragrant flowers on the
ether siie.-Tolpdo Blade.
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Foreign Trade a Broken Reed.

just now Japan is supplying an H.
lustration of how poor Il dependence
foreign trade may be as a support for
Industries. The people Of the south
ern part of China inaugurated a boy
colt on Japanese goods in retaliation
FOR the humiliation 10 which their
country was subjected a short time ago
by Japan: and now comes the report
that the japanese industries which for
merly supplied the Southern China
trade are about TO shut down. because
OF the boycott and the subsequent in
ability to dispose of their products.
The home market is the best and the
safest and the country which does its
own work builds its prosperity on the
surest foundation. Break down the
protection to our industries which the
tariff provides. and we would thereby
throw open the rich field of American
trade to the competition of industries
which give employment to other work
men and promote the wealth and pros
perity Of other countries.-Denyer Re
publican.