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Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18


Financial law whereby banks in Pc
Tiods Of financial stringency may issue
currency 10 the amount Of G5OOOC0.-
900. doDosftfng as security therefor,
bonds. commercial paper or other as
sets. such emergency currency being 50
taxed as to insure its retirement as
soon ms the strinro.ov has passed.
Public BUILDINGS bin, authorizing
11auy needed structures, purchase Of
sites, etc.. including site for Depart
uoa1s Of state and Commerce and La
Dor, adjoining Treasury and White
House grounds.
National monetary commission
creataa to devise sound monetary sZs-
TEN for the government.
TWO new battIcships, at cost Of
EG.0Gllgo each, exclusive Of armor
and armament; ten torpedo boat de
stroycre, three steam golfers and
eight submarines
Consular service rcorganiZad, abol-
fishing unnecessary cousaIships and con
sui gcnoralships, ana establishing those
most needed.
widows pensions increased from So
20 Gl2 \ month, and certain unneces-
cary restrictions abolished.
Investigation Of tariff. preliminary to
revision. confined 10 WAYS and Means
and Finance Committees.
Model child labor law for District of
Columbia
EMPLOYERS liability bill enacted to
-cDIace that nroDouhcad unconstit11tion-
al by Supreme Court
Government liability law: providing
communication 70 all Federal omDIovos
FOR. in irrioe rocoi-,od IN limo of d,,+,,
TrGi.io,o,, op o,,,,, ,,,o1foo1 co,.,,s. :,
crossed ~ o1ditfopor officers and croo-
4io, oc .eea,.z-od r,olic,l oorrs
INCREASING srrnv nav officers ornro,--
5mafoIv S5o0 wear and enlisted ,.en
about fortv nor conn incraaea onorvino
~ ho+b ,otiro5 ond oc+iz-o 1ts+s,
T,crooei,,,, now, ~. oafoo,.s ana -,
listed mon nrocficaIIy oor,If1od with
army En1ietod foroo ,,,c,ooeod e ono
7nnn
Restrictions on land or tbn f,-a civil
szad trihos rnnovcd od,lfr, c15n GOO
e00O to +,vobIo rropar+y If OI-1obor,o
Numerous additional Ifcbfs Iiobt-
11ousos and buovs
Granting 3CoO nansione IN daearviro
veterans Of the civil ana Snanish wars
Creation If commission and onnro-
-rjoffon of Ct z0o coo for ror,rosor+o
zion of +ho rTnita5 s+o+os o+ tho rToI-io
.Fgznosition
Prohibiting dissertation and imnror-
or uso Of tbe flag.
ADMINISTRATION of 600 oo- 600 for tho
Panama Canal
Anarcbtstic and seditious pubIica-
lions and iptoxicants and cocaine ex-
,cIudad from thn mails.
Secretary Of War outborizod f. ov-
v,pDd e25OCoo for +ba relief Of s,,ffar-
ers from cvcIone Of ADriI 1903. in Geor-
gia. Alabama. MississiDDi and Louis
5aDa
Interstate Commerce Commission
authorized 70 prescribe reruIations for
the trarsDorta1ion bv common carriers
of axnlosives to Drorota tbe safety Of
PASSENGERS and onDIovns
Railroads engaged in Interstate com
nerce prohibited after Januarv /. 1910
from usino any locomotive eouinned
with an ashpan which necessitates any
qmnlova getting undar thn engine
Six+v-txvo laws arthorizino constrrc-
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
Another labor Leader for Taft.
New Britain Eecord.)

Ben Chaplin. editor G tie Railroad
EmpIoye, a labor organ, is out fo2
Taft This will 70 dou1t call for al
Elit:ccal explaining from the Great
Samuel Coa22crS. who promised to &C.
liver the sold labor vote 20 William
Jennings Bryan.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18

,Tr. Rrran might set further if +.
could explain . the corH-"y how i;
lost anything By derea-irg LiM in 1895
I'll 1JCC.-OHSLa Zee.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
"MISERY AND D1SHONOR."
Andrew D. Whites Picture of What
Would Follow Bryan's Election.

Just as I was again free came ".
J. Bryan's effort to capture the Pres
jdency, which, in my opinion. would
nave resulted in widespread misery 81
homo ana in Gishonor to the American
name throughout the world From
the Autobiography Of Hon. Andrew D
White. LID. former President OF Cor
nell University and Ambassador tc
Germany and Russia.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
| SHALL The PEOPLE RULE
Declared to Be q Paramount Issue
in Democratic Arkansas.
The Situation IntolerabIe TO Free
People.

In his speech of acceptance Mr..
Bryan said: Our platform dccl3res
that the oversladowipg issue which
manifcsts itself in all the questions
now under discussion, is, shall the PEG
pie rule? No matter which way we
turn; no matter to what subject we ad-
dress ourselves, the same question con
fronts US"
If Mr.. Bryan Will turn towards al
most any Southern state which has
been under permanent Democratic con-
trol, he will quickly find field TOR
practical work in the direction Of bav-
inS the people rule. Let him. for in
stance, turn towards Arkansas. where
there is campaign in progress invoIy-
in5, above all other issues, the reform
OF the present electoral system Of the
state
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| inS the people rule. Let him. for in
| stance, turn towards Arkansas. where
there is q campaign in progress invoIy-
| ms, above all other issues, the reform
OF the present electoral system Of the
state
The Issue in Arkansas.
OF this system, and Of some of the
issues involved in the campaign. George
L. Mallory, Secretary Arkansas State
League Of Republican Clubs in an ad-
dress delivered August p, 1908. ut
MaumeIIe, Arkansas, said:
In the last national contest the Re
publiCanS OF this state polled IL per
cent Of the total vote cast Roosevelt
received only 1900 fewer votes than
Parker, and this with the returns held
back for twenty days by the election
boards before the results were an
nounced If it required twenty days to
patch up a majority of only 1900 for
Parker, who is there who will not say
that by every application Of circum-
stantial evidence Roosevelt actually
carried Arkansas in 1904.
"The Democrats often say they grow
tired OF hearing the Republicans ever
liaStingly talking about the Arkansas
election law. But just as long as this
ubiquitous system remains with US and
the machine that it has created con-
tinues faithfully and unerringly to
grind out majOritieS for the dominant
party, giving the minority no represen-
tation of their own choice on the
county boards or at the polling places,
| just so long will we cry the issue from
| the housetOps and demand the common
| rights of American citizens.
/ Il have no hesitancy in saying that
! the fertile source of nine-tenths of all
! the evils under which this state suf-
! fers is the Democratic election law Of
1891.
The law that places the whole ma
chinery of elections in the hands of
three Democratic of1icc-holders, often
| themselves candidates for reelection, is
itself the strongest circumstantial evil
! dcnce that it is the intention to steal
! the election. Add to this the refusal
to allow the Republicans, who cast 40
| per cent of the vote in this state, the
| right to name their own election judges
and clerks, and the evidence is almost
complete to convince the most conserva-
tive man of the fact that Republicans
| in Arkansas are beforehand marked for
defeat, and that fairness and honesty
and the reputation of the state will all
be sacrificed, if necessary, to carry out
the corruption.
The Democrats have frankly given
as their excuse for this law that it was
created for the purpose of counting out
the negro. Yet we all know that the
worst features of this law are invoked
in the white counties of the state
where the Republicans would surely
win if given an equal chance with the
Democrats at the polls.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S. eth AMI X sts NV
S KAHN, SONS & CO. Sth and Market space
GREEN'S CAPITAL A ID Y Z r T 5 y G.
AGENCY. 1916 18th ST. NV.
W E McNULTY. Cigar Store. 14th and p NV
J, FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 9Th St. Rhode
Island ave and r st. NV.
n T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. and
Mass ave NV.
CHAS. G. HORNCNG. Christlani Pharmacy.
sw. cor. eth and NJ SITS NV.
SANFORDS PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
r. A. VEITCH. Goth and NJ SITS. NV.
QCIGLEY'S PHARMACY, list and q SITS. NV.
s NJ WAGNER a. CO. LIST and II SITS. NV.
/. T. TAYLOE. cor. 9Th and 2 SITS NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, 18th and Park
road.
A1ATTINGLY'S PHARMACY. 18th and L
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE JUNOD tThe VACUUM TREAT
MENT-HGPEREAIIA DEMONSTRATE ne
PALACES % the ACCEPTED PATH
OLJGY OF LOCONOTOR-ATAAI EHEC-
MAIISN. PARALYSIS. BEIGETS DIS
EASE, the VARIOUS AILMENTS Of the
SPINE and NERVOUS SYSTEM and those
AAl-ADIES USUALLY CLASSED as IN
CUR ABLE
Thls Is lhs Druglsss cure FOR those and
O-her SERIOUS NERVOUS and kindred
AILMENTS that BAFFLE the skill. q
your physician That you mrv learn what
this treatment VIII do for y1u-CONSI -L.TA-
TONS between Sd and 4 WILL BE FREE.
PROF a y D Parker. 1925 New York ave
nv
Lady Assistant Phone " s-le
A LIST OF REFERENCES HERE NEXT
SATURDAY. apZs-ts
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AGENTS at 800 ~ st. NV. from until
a. n apS-8
ASSISTANT sTEwARD-s4O: out Of city.
FISHERS AGENCY. Hs 10th St NV
ap2s-3t
ATTENTION MEM Our cocktails are the
purest In the world: 81 per bottle; pure food
goods THE JOHN WEDDERBURN CO.,
SIS r St NV. Phone 5434 Main. ap2S-u
BARBERS-Two frst-class; white. for Satur-
day: S31S guaranteed. II make good steady
fob. 2e0I II St NV ap5O-2t
RARBER-White or coiored; steady job 81
q week: 81 for Saturda.; shop boy 2o5 a.
at NV, near Pennsylvania ave apS0-2t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
p l. CARNE & CO., T03 King St
CHEVY CHASE, VA.
T. A. SONNEAIAN
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MANGLE HANDS and coat Lroners. ELITE
LAUNDRY CO. 211T 18th st. NV. ap29-2t
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NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS n. BLUMER, y. Cap and p sis ne.
McCHESNEN & JOACHIM, cor ID and i SITS.
kRAUS- PHARMACY. 9Th and X SIS.
MCCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and + sts. ne.
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UPHOLSTERING.

NOTICE-Packing and shipping Of furniture
TO al joints Carpet cleaning and general
my specially. J. J DUVALL, 2l2I X 81
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

sTENOGRAPHERs--NO is the time to COM
mence preparation for next civil service ex-
animation Join our evening diCtati1l class.
DAWSON SHORTHAND SCHOOL. POP Nun
sey building. aD30-5t
A COOK for restaurant. 1929 II ne. ap55-st
WANTED-Agents. men or women, new
proposition IS. g St NV basement apZS-3t
wANTED-That you should know our rates
for instruction-BOokkeepiu s.. typewriting.
months. go. Experts in proofreading, brief
ing, indexing- ROOM a. 525 10Th 81. ap2S-Jt
TO DEMONSTRATES the superlorIty OF our
rapid muscular movement Penmansh!p. we
have decided TO offer a two months course
on Saturday mornings. absolutely free. 70 200
students Of the Sth and high school grades:
positively no more than the above number
VIII be accepted as our space is limited
Apply at once 20 STRATERS BUSINESS
COLLEGE. ap2l-tf
STRANGERS BUSINESS COLLEGE. IIth and
T nv Day and night school all the year.
Shorthand. IypeWriting. bookkeeping bank
ing. English. and civil service. Typcwrlter5 az
students homes Write or call FOR catalogue
ap2l-sOt
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 East
Capitol St; three months. day. SIS seven
months. evening 50. civil Service. $40.
COURT F. WOOD. IL NJ. Principal
ap7-SOt
stenographic Academy. Colorado bldg. open
all the year day and night; Pitman. Graham.
Gregg. Barnes and Syllable systems taught
Positions guaranteed Individual instruction
aps-U
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BILLIARD ROOMS.

THE MONARCH BILLIARD ROOM. FINEST
EQUIPMENT OF TABLES SOUTH OF NEW
YORK; OPEN A N UNTIL y p. NJ.
I223 nth ST. NV aD19-sOt
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SOUTHEAST

A. z. POWELL 4th and East Capitol sts.
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and 9 SITS. Sc.
N. s FEALY, NV cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
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TO THE LADIES.

TONY NERCURIO, COR. 9Th AND y NV.
Repairing, dyeing. cleaning. pressing. Work
called for and delivered All work guaran-
teed. ladies' and gents tailor. Suits % order.
ap3O-90t
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MONUMENTS.

VALUABLE Information free on all work
,ertainins 20 cemetery: money saved let me
your address, on postal places
ne az your service. W II ERONE Nj
JACKSON, Va ap50my3
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Advertisements will be accepted at
any of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. III it is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business ONCE, they may be tele-
phOned direct TO The Times Main
$500, and a messenger viii call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser,
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SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENEEISS. 7th and 3 streets.
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GEORGETOWN.
F. p. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1884 N 81. NV.
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YOUR sewing machine cleaned. repaired and
adjusted. soc and 81: work guaranteed Ad-
dress BOX 100. Times Office. aD30-3r
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ELECTRO-VIBRO treatment, Barrineer
method face. scalp. and body. Phone Main
$3.50. Hours, 8 20 8. Ladies and children only.
Mrs D. r Barringer. Specialist. 81 r NV.
ap29-90t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

'HEAP, a rJ55er-tired surrey in good co.,
.ition, also a good top buggy. can be zen
h stable. Rear 100 5y.h 81. II
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

GO TO AMERICAN RENTAL BUREAU. 1922
G St, Cor high-ciass rooms. board. or fats:
information and assistance free; open even
i2-s &2-S-9ot
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

CHA1LBERNAID in boarding house or gnn-
eral hoUsework- 2525 X St NV. ap30-2r
GIRL-By very respectable coloreI girl.
place as cook with party goins away for
summer. 1872 18th St NV. II
WIDOW would Ike position as housekecper
for widower. 1900 9th NV i
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H. WEISBERG. Ladies Tailor, 1924 North
Capitol. Phone n -g09-Y- Suits So up goods
fur; $50 up. otherwise altering. remodel
ing specially made % everything work guar
anteed. apzS-30L
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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WINDOW SHADES.

". H. SPELSHOUSE. JOS 9TH St. y. ".
RELIABLE Window Shade Maker Call arita
or telephone for sample and estimate Phone
Main $500 Wali paper and picture frames
ap-6-s1r
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THE PAINE STUDIO makes the Following
special offer for 20 days only, One dozen
cabinet photographs and one large portrait
all for s.. 923 r NV. ap2S-S0t
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WANTED-AH persons desiring hiEh-class
tenants for rooms call AMERICAN RENTAL
BUREAU. 1922 q St leave address with de-
scriptiOns and prices; - years experience;
satisfactory results guaranteed. apl5-9Jt
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding. For Rent
Rooms, Rooms and Board--lO cents
line; times consecutively, cents
line: 3 times cOnsecutively, s cents
line. Minimum charge 20 cents.
Business Opportunities, For Sale MIS-
cellaneOus, Horses md Vehicles. Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous.
Dogs, Pets, etc.-15 cents q line; times
cOnsecutively, 121a cents a line; 3 times
consecutively, 10 cents a line. Mini
mum charge As cents.
All other classlhcations-15 cents
line; times consecutively, 12h cents a
line; 3 times cOnsecutively, 10 cents
line, Minimum charge 60 cents.
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FASHIONABLE NIL LIVERY.

FOR SALE-Au kinds Of millinery hats 7e-
made and trimmed. feathers curled- LAURA
ANDERSEN. lIL5 TN 81 NV formerly llzs
7-h ST open evenings aDs-51-
EARN your own living select school for
ula1icurllg. millinery. d-essmakln- and re-
modelling hats trimmed SOC. So 9 St nv.
MILLINERY s-y-ishIy made trimmed. ana
reno1eied. straw hats dyed. cleaned and re-
shaped AZ reasonable prices EOzRTSCHE s.
sL3 Lzth 81 NV nhgs-c--
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DENTISTRY.
MATTRESSES.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated a-T
made comfortable as new at small cost you
can see your work done Factory and sales
room 6S3 II NV Phone u -1s7. L. T. JONES
ap23-sCt
WE HAVE the best facilities for rernaki7r
and ren5vatIng your bedding. steam is ths
only exterUinator OF vercnin and moths new
mattresses. beds and box springs 70 your or
der factory prices steam carpet cleaning.
< ? HISkEL & CO.. SIS Maine ave PhoneI
Main eos. ap20-S0t
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERSsEN Drug store.
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BRING THIS AID with you and get one OF
the three long broadcloth coats handsomely
braided; wine color; reduced from SO 10 S..
A. l. FALK. 81 r NV. ap23-2t
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BICYCLES.

SAVE $50 YEARLY on CAR FARE-Huv a
bicycle, we have them rom 81 10 an
makes. every one guaranteed c. 7. Hun
ap35-ts
SOLE AGENTS Tor the Emblem Bicycle tas
best wheel az The lowest price, sold o. easy
terms II desired; also agent FOR the AlerksI
motorcycle repairing a specially HARRY
F. SEAMARK. Go + ST. nv. nhZl-sJr
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TAILORING.

SOUTHWEST PRESSING CLUB. 80 M.
geuIIeueC's suits sponged and pressed olcs
week, 81 per month"; clothing called FOR
and delivered au25-S1r
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OUTING LAUNCHES.

SIMPLE and effective construction. IS f.:
guaranteed speed 20 mules per hour $500.
catalogue and Information Agency. 1925 =
ST. NV Phone Main 7S5- / D. BOYCE-
ap2S-eOd-6t
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FIVE GOOD business horses from Virginia;
one extra hle sne- Opposite Brady's Stable,
1i.7 stn 81. uH. ap3g-3t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE: -
estaDiished' thriving suburban town. 80
rem elknl-room house, less than invoice -
Zoo NEW YORK BUSINESS BRoKERs
VA = au20-gt
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PAINTING.

VIZ J. EcWEIRT
'AINTING AND GRAINING AND HARD
WOOD FINISHING
go LTE ST y w
ap-5-tu. n. Su-soz
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SELLING OUT present stock OF wood man
els: prices greatly reduced EDWIN z.
:LLETT. go 45s St Sw. aD14-3ot
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PIANOS

PIANOS STORED. 81 pe- month. cs-e5 o.
and tanned. repairs. tuning. drayaee. &c
Special bargains IN pianos FOR sale GEO =
SHERIFF. 1915 , 81 NV apS-Su. u. th-s0r
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BoY-Colored: in barber shop. uos stn Sc.
II
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-One or two rooms = tn yard for
cleaner. Address 1915 N ST ap29-3t
WANTED-By young couple one unfurnished
room IN Mt. Pleasant. 2S14 18th 81. nv.
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PERSONAL.

IF YOU NEED money 1 viii make Won a
loan OF from so 20 $50 at a rate that win
pay you 20 investigate. Address BOX 54
Times Office augs am
THE OWNER OF the Treasure Box. VI5e
strand Magazine, IS requested % write FOR
information 10 <. G. SULLIVAN. Muss51ris.
india ap25-5t
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TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH and Russian bath only Turkish
bath for ladies' in the city, hours 20 81
gentlenen's department never closed. 1879 q
St NV Phone n 5s-L aD4-s1r
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AUTOMOBILES.

NOTHING can touch an Overland car Cor
speed. durability, ana simplicity. It's 1Ea
car Of the year See one al the DEWEY
GARAGE. 1919 j. ST. NV
WANTED EasoIeue runz5out in good c5n-
clifton. state make. year. model. price. and
terms. BOX cot. Times Office ap39-St
100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale OF
exchange from 500 20 $500. even machine
fully guaranteed e-lonstratioa given. Spot
cash Tor your automobile Cars sold on con
& gnmenr. send Us your car. We have a school
10 teach you how % operate and repair auJ
automobile Inside Instructions SIS CIass
now forming. Private lessons given. NICK
ERSON AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE, 3Og-
I4th 81 NV. apIs-tf
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WANTED driving horse Tor hls feed 81 /
UlI Jus on Iglsol able terms BOX 10. /
Times Office apZs-sL I
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PANTRY GIRL. ChamberTnaid. searnEtress by
day. plain cook. private family. 1885 18th NV.
1t
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GEO. P CARLISLE.
Expert walipaperer: rooms. 800 up: prompt
attention: satisfactory work done. all first
class Phone y 1921. 40 New York Ave
apS0-sot
J. GERSTIN. papering. pain ing. decorating
ana contracting: orders atterdei 10 promptly:
work guaranteed. estimates furnished free:
contracting solicited z022 18th 81. Phone
Srsrth 1854 ap3-Sot
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WORKINGMEN-Here' a snap II you have
the price: fun suits or clothes. So 70 s.: coats
and vests. 50 20 So. coats. $50: pants, s.. So:
goods all wool. tailor mad Slightly used /;
give US a call; everything al one price
JUSTHS OLD STAND. GIG D. ap27-7t
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NINE FRIEDRICK. lSe6 srh NV. Phone
ss54-N- Hlsh-class cressmaklngs evening
gowns, clOaks. all styles alterations ana
re.uOdeling; all work guaranteed. moderate
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

AN EXPERIENCED LADY do Office work in
a grocery. salary. IS per week: bring refer
ence. !. T. D. PYLES. az 4th 81. Sc. ap3O-3t
BUNDLE WASHER and manEle help for
laundry Apply St JAMES HOTEL.
ap2S-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
CLERKING IN store; had some experience
IN grocery trade. have reference BOX 20I.
Times Office. ap5)-3r
MANY colored -a.-, place as house clean
er- 1923 I'd St NV. II
PLACE as driver. Apply no F It. ne. 1t
BOY-ColOred. nineteen; work; good at PEN
manship; references. 81 II Sw. 1t
YOUNG MAN-Active. honest, experienced,
wants work as grocery clerk: references.
BOX l79, Times office. ap29-3t
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TWENTY-FIVE TEAMS % haul brick. can
ap-S-5r
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FOR RENT-UNFURN1SHED ROOMS

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc. sl5-Ffve-r3ont
nat; al modern improvements; reasonable.
ap3O-gt
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
MARKED Fononsss FOR COLOR.
lonofeIIow Was What In These Days
We Would Call . "Dude."

in the upper left hand corner OF .
letter dater Craigie House. November
30, 1841. are these words:
IF you have room in your trunk
put into 1t that roudy portrait Of me
which you have in oils"
This reminds the reader of Long
fellows extraordinary loye for vari-
Gus and rather bright colors in his
clothes; a characteristic very notice
able during the early years Of his pro-
censorship. but modified by time. His
students at Harvard wrote . song
about this. and were wont to chant
1t to a popular tune. The verses, &C.
cording to Putnam's Magazine, are to
be found among the Chronicles Of the
Hasty Pudding club. At Harvard. but
this sample stanza serves to illustrate
the point:
Just twig the professor. dressed out In
his best.
Yellow kids and bun gaiters. gresA
breeches. blue vest:
With hat on one whisker
And an air that goes with It!
Look here, the Great North American
poet
The Lamar register., 1908-12-23
TWO GREAT INDUSTRIES.


the animals SOLO from iarin9 ., 'ne
United states or s'Ausn'efeu on ,A' -
In isV', occoioins '" III. ya
OF inc Depamen .
were worm si'@'o'ooV'ooV n's "A
neafiy one-I'an q tne sranu 'a' "
weatn produceo IN 'he '"ee '"'A
Dy American iar"es'
Enumsrations OF cattle in this coun
try on January OF each year snow
that from 1868 to lsoS the numper
Of dairy COWS Increased from S'too'-
900 70 100000 and their farm value
from $zsO.000.OOO to @65O.ooO.0oo- In
those forty years the number OF othei
cattle rose from ll,9O0,00O TO oo.ooo'-
600. and their farm value from $l's'
100000 to $S4O.ooo.ooo. here Is mar
vellous growth Of wealth
1t y estimated that $23, 25O.0 900 will
be paid to farmers OF the United