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GEORGETOWN.
7. P WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 NJ st. NV.
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SOUTHWEST.

SUI ID " I'd L
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. eth and G streets.
MCDONALD, J. W, AZ and L sw.
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FOR 50 DAYS our 81 portraits W1u be -
dGced 20 s.. including one o. our beautiful
tinted Portraits graduates and brides a sy=-
cialty. PAINE STUDIO - + nv
aD2s-gg.
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets. competition deded- ECLIPSE
RUG CO laurel Nd. Branch. = 9th 81.
ne Phone Lincoln l4IO- lessor
SAVE yosr old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF Its
kind in the city, carpet clears WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. 9Sl 9Th st NV. NJ 1925.
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BUENA TOILET PREPARATIONS-Pgrs
facial tonic for ladies'. pr1Ses moderate Mss
LAURA CADMA&s 7zg liza ST.. hair dressing
and IEanicuring pariOrs- Je4-S8t
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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LAW PRINTING.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

WORTH MONEY TO YOU. Bring tbIg
coupon and 81 and get dozen cabinet pho
tos Reduced from So AL work guaranteed
Open on sundays HOWARD. PHOTOGRAPHER.
100 Pa. ave. NV iy1-w.,f. Su-9et
ONE DOZEN cabinet photos. TWO positions
showing proofs, $780, al work guaranteed:
open Sundays. Phone NJ. 656A MELNICKS
STUDIO. 500 9TH s.. NV. Je3-w, sa, m-3Ot
OUR sPECIALTY-A sepiz porcelain minia-
ture: oval: 21sx3 inches. copied from any
photograph for Sl-5e- BOXCE STUDIO. I325 E
spls-sOt
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HELP WANTED-Mals and FemaiG

WANTED-HIgh school graduates and other
public school students 20 investigate our
proposition 10 GUARANTEE good paying
position 90 all who complete a course in
shorthand and bookkeeping or telegraphy and
railrOadiug; our courses are extremely prac-
teal being taken from actual business
transactions. you do not have 20 spend but
q, short time ia our college until you are
qualified for a good position; $500 IS deposited
in bank 10 back our claim that we teach
more bookkeeping III THREE months tlan
other colleges DO iE SIX months. Send OF
call for large, cl0th-6ound books fully ex-
planning everything. DRAUGHON'S PRAC-
TICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. successor TO
The SpencerlanJ. Academy OF Music building
9th and y sts- NV jyl-eyd-f
MATTRESSES coIored; also kitchen
man to make fires and assist the cook. AS
St NV je20-2t
RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS OPEN FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS OVER Is.
S. KAHN, SONS & CO. wish 10 employ a
number Il boys and girls over sixteen years
OF age, and preferably tiscSe who have I'm
ished school Positions IN various lines OF
work are now open These afford grand
cEance for those who wish 70 learn the mer-
camille business. unusual opportunities Tor
advancement where ability and attention 10
business is shown, Apply before ~ a m
jeZ7-Ju
sTENOGRAPHEES are always In demand.
vs.. can prepare you Tor position in $50
hours. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, Col
orado Bul.d-ug. open DAY and nlgnl. myl6-tt
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
PLACE as cook or general hOuseWork- Call
Ito LIST NV Il
GENERAL nousew0rk by reliable coIored
girl from Bedford, Va Can or address 2o5
O ST. NV Jyl-I
NEAT RELIABLE colored girl. place for
general Homework or small family; stay
nights. call or write 52f Van 81. sw. IL
JOSEPHINE MORROW. washing 10 do at
home 1904 LIST st. sW. II
PLAIN washing done az home. 1873 18th st.
NV. 1yl-2t
GIRL-By cOIored girl, WORK by day Id
dress a DCfrees ST. nv. 1e30-2t
WASHING to take home 1los 18th 81. NV.
je25-3t
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod 1Ie-h0d-lThe EacUuI1-1f HTPE-
EElILA-E RESTORING THE CIRCULATION
is the DELELESS and the ELDDuLsE-SS
CURE Cor that LAAIL BACK. RHEU8LA-
IISM. ATANIA. BRIGHT DISEASE. ana
those AILMENTS tEa- interfere with The
free use of the limbs. am nj AXE WALKING
IMPOSSIBLE FOR Full PARTICULARS
and FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF r. n ID. P+REFE
1924 New York Ave n ~
Hours, 10 IN o. SUI days. 10 TO L
LADY Assl taEt
Read N0n-NedIcaI Hea-ius next Saturday
and sunday, Times. uy25-,f
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GET THOSE ready-made suits az =. T.
HANLON' $. sos New York ave IS hite suits
made 10 order. Latest in lingerie. Isle
silk hose az 25c. six skirts AZ Satisfactory
prices. Marion collars Tor 5gc-
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wANTED-SALESMEE.

unnecessary; 500 per month and expenses.
PEERLESS CIGAR CO.. Toledo Ohio.
jeL5-lt
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

NIGHT DISHWAsHER and two buss boys;
81 per week HARNEY'S NEW LUNCH
ROOM, 12l0 Pa. ave. NV. Jy1-Zt
OUR SERVICE offers profitable employment
90 young men ana IS Is years old and up
ward. Apply IVES ERN UNION TELE-
GRAPH CO, Basement. l40i F St
je5-f. w.t.
PAINTERS First-class coach and carriage:
none others need apply s. J. MEEKS
SONS. 622 G 81. NV. Jyl-2t
WANTED-Teams 10 haul brick. WEST
BROS BRICK CO. south end Highway
bridge. Va JeSO-N
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WHERE TO MARKET.

THE GOODRICH MARKET. southeast cor
uer Ssh and + SITS sw. south Washington's
most complete grocery The place to get good
things 70 eat. Phone Main z56L je20-60t
Il. KATZ. Sd and Mass. ave. nw.-6 can7
sardines 25c: Elk Grove butter. sc; kero-
sene oil, y1ac gal: Washday soap. l9c doz
cakes. je-6-3Ot
ROUND STEAK. l4c. sIrIoIn, I6c: porter
house. ISc. bargains in groceries, meats and
canned goods.
F. c. SANDERS, cor. 7th and c ~. Phone
n Zq5 * ia-3-gOt
LEG OF SPRING LAMB lSc ID at BRAY
SHAVv'S. 7th and 3 ne. 81 and + ne: goods
OF best quality in al lines; everything sea-
sorabIe at lowest prices: prompt delivery 20
ali parts OF the city. je4-30t
TRY CHELINTS home made preserves; con-
tain only pure fruits and sugar also fun line
OF groceries, meats, and vegetables leo II
ST NV JelL-3ot
GARDENS MARKET; be- goo-s. southeast;
prime ArbuCkles' coffee. IL II sh eggs. I9c;
god butter. DC. Challenge n TX. &c: round
STEAK. lfcs sugar cured hams, L1zc- CalifOr-
MIA hams. &C. 63S i ja2-S0t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-second-haud motion picture ma
It
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
Furniture. Carpets. etc. Phone North 2Z70, OF
drop postal WASHINGTON FURNITURE
Co, lth and s NV nyl3-w. h.fr-tf
WE SAVE YOU MONEY.
Suits secured and pressed. 61c, dry cleaned
and pressed, CSC, suits dyed. ST. Metropolitan
Pressing Club. 152- 18th nw. Phone y. 1858.
jes-m. w. Su-s0t
PRINTING ALWAYS AND ALL WAYS
1890 OFF II order Is presented with this al.
Exceptional facilities Tor lrst-class, quick
work O. J. BROWN, The PTinJery," %
~ St sw- jeI7-eOd-90t
PARLOE SUITES recovered. SO Up. Chair
Gaming, S5c up. SALTER. 9l7 r st. Phone
--1i- Je2s-3t
WANTED Furalture-For cash. sell your
goods T. the man who gives yOu the most
money. See HOPWOOD. sth and X. jeZ-tf
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
.ltss either ladies' ,r gents send postal
VII call. b. TARSHES, 1903 9Th St NV.
Phone North 4ss jeI-tf
ing. ladies' or gents. secondhand shoes.
etc, drop postal, I VIII call. or phone ~.
300. VI. IS. kEBESkY, 1906 9TH 81. NV
my25-St-eNsu
WASTED-Am very much in need Of furui-
llre. send me your order and get the best
prices .u town. LOUIS NOTES. corner 9Th
aaI d NV. Phone Main 2Hs my2s-tf
HIGH PRICES paid for ladies' and gents
CASTOR clothing. Drop postal II. GEWIRZ.
LZIs 9Th 81. NV. mh1-tf
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST
of clothes. ladies' or gcutlemen's. Address
postal. 1 viii call promptly.
MORRIS STEIN.
1915 eth St NV. ap30-365t
II YOU HAVE a horse. wagon. automobile.
bicycle. house or household goods and the
like that you would ike TO sell or exchange
% best advantage drop me postal and I
VIII CALI anything, any where. BOX 401.
fines Office mhlS-tf
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FOR CHARTER.

PRIVATE YACHTING parties. large and
comfortable launch; all cOnveniencesi
plenty o. deck room. For Information apply
sl2 Eye st. OF phone Maia "a je5-S0t
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HOME NEEDS.

IT YOU axe thinking OF making alterations
or repairs o. yo-- dwelling OF business Ll-J-
CrLy. drop postal. phone main 4JlE
". ~. CHILDS. 4-3 sta 81 \ W.
5e-s-sa,l l, 9-syt
I CAN keep your wi11. us clean cheaper.
quicker ana easier IA you can j KNOW
how LEON u. CAEoOS. Acme Window
Cleaning Co., removed 70 ---5 NV
EIGH GRADE furnace WORK and timing.
largest operations al ll-- Peasant. reason
ADJ rates prompt ana accurate service Leo.
my-y-egd-sys
WE TAKE Up free OF charge all carpets
We clean, 4. years experience o. l-elall-.
you our estimate PRYOR 81 CARTIER. 80
IAN st. aa- Phone Columbia $50.
jel5-sa. 10. 7--lJ-
AT YOUR HOME. paints. OILS. sass. k.tea-
en-, electric supplies anything frCm a p.a o.
an auto. come see me- -ss- Isl lw. Phone
\. 80 a. m-s-S1. 7T.-r-5--
=. MANN & CO.. Hardware. cont-ae-5rs'
tools seeds. garden hose ana tools. lava
l-1h erz. fertilizers. agricultural l--lJ.e---cu-s
etc ~ ith ST. ns. Phone main la
layl5-a..1r. S--51t
OLD LATEOBEs. and furnaces repaired equal
a. new. all WJrk guaranteed. Ginning and
heating postal. Hl- cal- Phone ~. as-5-1I-
H. DICK x CO. -a-8 stl 81 uE-
my--l-sa-w-sot
TOJE MATTRESS carefully renovated ana
made comfortable Ls ue= az small cost. You
can see your WORK done. Factory and sales
Room, ta5 u la- Phone ~ --4l- l. T. JONES.
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WATCH AND JEwELRY
REPAIRING.

GET YOUR WATCH. clock. Jewelry. and
case repairing: also plating o. all kinds and
varchnnakers' and jewelers. supplies. BY ths
best IN the business az prices that defy com
petition s13 tn NV ROOM J. 5e25-sot
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WHEN YOU wish % buy CT SEA a husiness
see as; always have the largest ana best Est
cf places ana clients established 1895. new
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wANTED-sUMMER BoARDERs

CAN ACCOMMODATE small party os board
ers az my home az Wedderburn, Va. very
hlEh and healthy location 500 feet above
washington city: electric and steam rail-
ways. convenient 70 ofdceholders- ROOM
10. SO 9Th 81. NV 1e-s-lt
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BROOKLAND. D c.
LINTON & NELSON.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L CARNE * CO.. 7J3 King st.
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
T. A. SONNEMAN-
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PSYCHIC.

II YOU WISH advice and Information On
any subject. consult Ar K Million and Esr
palm reading or psychic reading 5Ir. All
Ion also teaches hypno--sn and mental hyp-
uOtic suggestions. Phone Main 81 sl2 Eye
ID 81 NV 2y1S-S5s
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH without plates no extracting: 10
pain; painless nllins. Baltimore O1lce. as y
Charles 81. DE. = IL MLs1n. Ll2 Nv.
aPzl-Sot
once Hours. $50 A n e $50 P. N
DR. OTIS " ELZEZ DENTIST.
IO04 T 81 (saule floor as y ISIS SEacklettel
DIR. ". !. ELZEY. IDENTIFY
". <. Cor 9Th and T. Car .toi Sta ne
Specialists IN Painless -1-tractiag. Golc
Crown and Bridge work. Filings. and Plates
that nr- Satisfaction guaro lLsed OF money
refunded Moderate prices Phone II. 40
my5-ts
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Straw HAT CLEANING.

HATS eIeaned and made as good as new. Il
will nav YOU 20 try US. Expert workman.
Come once you'll come again. Panamas
cleaned. bleached. and rebIocked IN every
style THE OLYMPIA, sos T NV, branch
6liIs 7rh ST. NV je30-30t
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a L. FALK- sI7 r " W
Come look at our 500 wash suits
UucquaIed Anywhere
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AIAIE- WERNER Sls Sth NV. clai-voyaat
and palnLsr Viii give s. rsa1llg co- SOC Up %
-5-a o. jane lly14-SI. E--61r
NINE. HENRY reads palms and ADVISES you
OF business. love. marriage, health and Al
honest enterprise Just ~ her. 500 Eye s..
Nv myg1-tf
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EXPERIMENTS ARE COSTLY. Buy IN
dian Motorcycles There Is a reason. CHAS.
E MILLER BRO uo5-I 14th 81. mys-tf
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WORKINGMEN- this. sim cutting
prices. suits Of clothes So coats and vests.
81 -: coats. 81 pants. s.; goods an WOOL.
tailor made Slightly use1l5 We can save you
aU Lf15s ~ money. don't Iau 10 see or
st5cl- JUSTFi's OLD STAND. 619 D.
5e29-7t
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sTENOGRAPHERS are always In demand.
We can prepare you Tor a position in $50
hours. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, COL
orado Bul.dlug. open day and night. myl6-tt
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

- Colorado building. 18th and g. Expe-t
-lves--gzllO1s, any cause. adj sections
Strictly CONFIDENTIAL Phone Main - N.E-r
Principal 1eZ-s5t
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STRICTLY h~st-elass fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire AZ most reasonable prices
~ Z. PINES. MERCHANT TAILOR
1iG5 7th ST nv apls-s0t
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ALUMINIUM WORK

TIE TIN SHOP CO.. sos p ST. " W
Manufacturer OF sheet metal articles OF every
description Rust PROBING metal articles a
specially Walls waterproofed Concrete work
Demonstrations any time
z Z MONK Sole Prop rietOr. Je2-30t
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YOU CAN'T DO RzTTER than 10 have your
suits pres ed anG lepaired al ED MILL.ER'S
AZ New York ave. suits dry cleaned and
pressed, SOC. Jel5-ul. vs. .sa-sGt
J. F. HUH CECLIPSE). dyg-ag ana clean
ing works; works and Office g. 10th St ne:
branch 6i5 Penn. ave. Sc: telephone. Lincoln
T7s-F2s wagons call for and deliver. ap5-e0c
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE general face and
scalp; Swedish movements electr.c-vl5ro.
Hours. a. 20 10 =. m Open SUNDAYS.
F1rst do0r front. walk in- ST Leth ST. IA.
Phone n 6355- 5e5T-s1-
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
HOW ONE TRUST WORKS.

TT ERE is a little story about one trust-and
4 4 it is big trust The paper trust controls
the output of white paper in this country Re
Gently It raised prices Every newspaper pub
Usher. has 10 pay very considerable advance Tor
his paper.
There are some independent mills but the price
of paper made by these mills is about the same
as the price of paper furnished by the trust.
The trust thought it had the newspapers and
other users OF white paper under its heels-and
il had. But as a consequence of this advance in
paper prices publishers of some OF the larger
newspapers began to decrease the size of their
papers. Other reasons operated to lessen some
what the demand for paper.
Now the paper trust has shut down a number
of its mills and thrown many of its workmen out
OF employment. Like other predatory corpora
tions it mockingly says that the panic" is affect
ing it and, therefore, the workmen must lose their
jobs. We should not be surprised to hear that
the Roosevelt policies had something to do with
the shut down of the paper trust mills and the
curtailing of the production of paper
The Fibre and Manila Association also reduced
the output of its product This was because the
jobbers had refused to replenish their stocks
owing to the high prices demanded by this trust.
The American Newspaper Publishers Associa-
ton, which is the chief victim Of the paper trust,
declares that the paper trust proposes to run on
part time, throw men out OF employment and en-
deavor to maintain prices, although the cost Of
raw material has decreased. The paper makers
could easily stimulate their own business by
lowering prices. They have deliberately throtted
their own business and brought misery upon
many OF their employees.
This is a tale Of the paper trust Could the
same story be told of other trusts And does or
does not the foregoing throw some light on one
of the causes of the failure OF business to revive
as it should revive?
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
Monday, March 2, 1908.
NEW PROHIBITION MOVE.

IT He battle in Washington on the liquor ques-
4 ton NAV be far reaching in its effects The
probibitonists are asking the government TO
enact law forbiddine the Interstate transport
inc of liquor from "wetY into dry territory
Should this proposed bill become a law no
LIQUOR for instance, could be shipped into hent
or Sussex county from another State, without
violation of a Federal statute.
This proposed measure-and Washington re-
ports say that is is unlikely TO be adopted--ls' OF
course being bitterly fought. Among its staunch-
est opponents are the German American Alliance
Should the bill be adopted the business OF the
brewers and the distillers would be greatly les
sened.
When the advocates of such a measure make
a determined charge upon the national law-mak-
ine body. and considering the number of con-.
oressmen who represent "dry" districts, 1t is no
wonder that brewers and distillers throughout
the country are alarmed and aroused to the ne
cessity Of combating the Prohibitonists.
In the ordinary methods OF fighting and Great
ing public sentiment, the Prohibitonists are
far ahead of the brewers. The brewers have
only begun to open their eyes. They have rested
in false security thinking that the temperance
agitation is only the work of a few cranks, the
force of whose movement will soon spend itself.
For years the Prohbtionsts have maintained
an able national press bureau, which has been
flooding the country with adroitly prepared lit
erature" showing the growth of Prohibition sem
tment throughout the world. There is probably
no organization of publicity that is more alert
than this prohibition adjunct. The brewers and
distlers and that element of the population which
on principle opposes Prohibition, are just begin
ming to wake from the slumber that has so long
enveloped them
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RETENTION OF KELSEY.

a LTHOUGH Governor Hughes recommend
ed his removal Kelsey, the superintend-
ent of insurance Of New York State holds his job.
A combination of Republicans and Democrats in
the Legislature dehed Hughes and made good
their boast that the governor did not have power
sufficient to oust the insurance superintendent.
If Governor Hughes knows anything about the
conduct of the department of government in his
State he knows about the insurance department.
In fact, he is expert ought to be, because it
was Hughes who probed the insurance depart
ment But evidently there are strong influences
behind Kelsey and these influences for reasons
best known to themselves, demand the reten-
ton of Kelsey.
AS is usually the case, politics was dropped and
the friends of the insurance influences in both
parties rallied TO the support Of Kelsey A larger
proportion of the Democrats than of the Repub-
licans helped to save Kelsey and thus baked the
governors efforts.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, says the
Harrisburg Telegraph, does its own insuring, and
its losses amount to considerable less than what
the premiums in the regular way would amount
TO- If the Harrisburg merchants are to continue
subject to the high rates exacted by the insurance
combine, the Telegraph thinks they will have to
follow the railroad companys example and do
their own insurng They might organize home
company as has been done in Wilmington and
see If such insurance would not be cheaper than
that under the present methods
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

After the hubbub in certain quarters about
Governor Johnson as a presidential candidate Of
the Democrats the Minnesota chief executive is
quite shy. A New Yorker doubtless disturbed
as to the Johnson wave that hovered over New
York Democrats, wrote TO the governor calling
upon him as harmonzer to express himself con-
cerning his presidential aspirations. The COVER
nor neatly evaded the question Can it be that
the conservatives will have to go begging for a
candidate who really aspires to the nomination:
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

Democrats are beginning to discuss a vice
presidential candidate, and the friends Of Mr.
Bryan are looking for man Of means" They
have gone into far away Montana and unearthed
Mr. w. G. Conrad who is described as a mil
lionare politician" The experience of the Demo
Gratis with rich men vicepresidential candi-
dates has not been hopeful Unknowns with bar
rels OF even capacious SIZE do not always win
votes. Sewal was one Of them and Gassaway
Davis, who was on the Parker ticket was an
other.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
New Zealand Reatlna us.

Editor THE EVENING JOURNAL
Recently a news item was published
stating that New Zealand had increased
over l3 per cent. in population In the last
five years. When the size Of the United
States is considered together with its
vast natural resources the gain there FAR
surpasses the gain here according to the
last census.
A few years ago New Zealand was
known as the most monopoly ridden coun-
try in the world. It was the worst coun-
rty in existence for working people. Pop
ulation was decreasing at the rate Of s.
900 a year. With the hope OF bettering
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
LOCAL MEN TO
BOWL AT ROCHESTER

The Academy. All-wilmington and
Warren bowling teams will represent
Wilmington az the National Bowling
Congress. which opened at Rochester
to-day. The Academy and Al-Wi-
mington teams VIII roll on March 9
and 10. and the Warren teaHron March
13 and IA. Of course. they expect TO
finish among the prize winners.
The teams will be made up as fol-
lows:
Academy-Black. zebley, Johnson,
bennington and MacFarland.
All-Wilmingtoa--Taylor, Kirk. Iron
field. Hillegas and Jones.
Warren-Day, Booker, Huxley, Ais
ever, Lawson. Green. Bush and Nc
Kenna.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
Careless.

Many consumers OF paint get care
less and look around. The right way,
and only wayeto paint is to have the
best paint applied by James NJ. Bryan
The right way, and the only way, is
to keep faced toward Bryan's Paint
Store, the objective point. The objec-
tive point in paint buying is the goal
Of success. You won't attain it by
getting careless and looking around
lies straight ahead to lot West
Eighth street,
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
Oecurity Trust &
Oate Deposit Co.,
Hs MARKET ST. WILMINGTON DEL.

Iis MARKET ST. WILMINGTON. DEL
Acts as Executor and faithfully
carries out the directions con-
tained in Wills. Whether you
have much or little property you
should make a Will giving IL to
persons whom you wish to en-
joy il after you have passed
away, and naming an Executor
that will faithfully carry out
your directions. This. is of
very great Importance to you.
We advise that you consult
your Attorney and instruct him
to write your will.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
Editorial Opinion
No Strength in Chickering's.

Dover Republican.
The Republican party has never
waxed strong on chickering's and snarl-
ing. and IL never will Let the Demo-
Gratis assail Republicans It is their
business. Men who have the welfare
OF the party at heart can always find
sufficient exercise for their feelings in
battling with the party's enemy. No
man gains exalted eminence by dig
ging away the foundation of the ped
estal upon which he stands.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
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