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WALL PAPER

We ARE PREPARED 20 O. your paper
hanging al once latest designs -au,--s-
prices Drop postal IDEAL. Wall. PAPER.
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liable work Of the very hi-heSt QUALITY,
Reasonable prices Satisfaction guaranteed
. years experience CRENETIs d ATE-L.-
PAINTING PAPEEHANGTNG
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30 II St y w
PAINTING and 1'APERHANGING-F INST
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ROOMS PAPERED s. up. send postal Tor
samples and estimate CEAS- r. EYSA<
al> 2 Cap St
BEFORE HAVING Your House PaDeref- 9s-
our estImate- rooms papereE- s. = and -
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LATEST fan designs. estimates fu-1iEFs5-
prices reasonable send postal OF phone
Line 1858 O w HUH II o St y z
GIVE Us A TRIAL BEFORE having ,ovr
rooms pzpeTeds great reduction for next s.
days estimates cheerfElly given VI Il
MARTIN BRO. IL " g ave $ n
Phone l. LS6
SEE NE before having your house UapeTe-f
Rooms papered from s. Up RICHARD
CARLISLE - New York ave Phone %ortb
~
ROOMS PAPERED. 3 Up send postal for
samples and estimate CHAS- p HYSAN
lis "a st : r Line 20 II
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&C. and o q piece Work guaranteed Ls
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FAPERHASGIs-G AND PAINTING
First-class work At lowest pricea
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DUMPING GROUND

DUMPING GROUND CONVENIENT TO
THE BUSINESS SECTION
Easily accessible from any parL OF business
Washington Make arrangements for priv
leSe OF dumping with
OLD DOMINION DUMPING CO.
200 y ST n W
Hours. 10 70 l.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. /
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROEAL Blue LINE


Ever Other Hour or the Odd Hon.
To PHILADELPHIA md NEW TORz
NEW TERMINAL I'd ST. NEW FORK
go a. m--Diner. Pullman Parior Car.
1900 q m--5-hoUr train CAFE ParIor ca
1s-gg a. rn--Cafe Parlor Car
. 20 a m--D1uer and Pullman ParlCr Ca
go D En--D5usr and Pullman PzrIor g.
go .. En---EOyaI Limited Al PuIIrnza
FIye-hour.
f3.ao p rn--COsches 10 Philadelphia
s5:le p m--DIueT and Observation ParIoR
Car
ss.oo .. m-Coaches 70 New York.
-42.I5 N-T--S-eepers 70 New YORK
s2.5Z a m.-SIesPers 70 Phlladsl phis an Nsz
ATLANTIC CITY. f7.oo. 900. fII.os 4
fI.00, $50 p NJ
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR"
gWeez Days, Z a. M - Il ?. m
80 45-C0. f5-S0 -I-uo 30 fs-09- sE-SG s9-oa
ts-S0 sle-00.. -1l-l9 a Hl-s %I==0G noon; 5I2-65
sI.0O 1=I5i tie 's-g9 ia $50. Ne
44s5 $50 15-O3. so. 1906, $50, f7-00 sS5a
100 sIO-IQ slG-s5. sz1-5C. sI2-I5, y T
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, ~, 80 ,.
CINCIENATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUIS.
VILE. $40 q n, '4-05 p n, 'l2:10 night
PTTTSBURG. gle a ~. -. $40 D =
80 night. Sleeper ready. e > n
CLEVELAND. 80 p N
COLUMBUS. -5-5e p m
WHEELING $40 a n e5-5c p n
CUMBERLAND. 's-lS , n. '-Oueea Ci.y
sR WINCHESTER 1910 a IA, t4.o5. fs.as
? FiRsaEiDERICK 4s-eo. ts-1e. 80 a n. u:sa.
'EfXGERsTOWN. 1910 a m. f5-00 D n
sT1efl-- Except sunday rSU1day only
TELEPHONES az all OF the following
sTtc}et Offces- 14E q St Tel Main 1891 So
Ts-----,-r,-ania ave Main rs. New Unse1
St.TfC1 TICKET Once, Main 7SS5. IaCcraaa-
tion Bureau. Main sSso
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PHYSICIANS
DR. SHADE, Specialist, 728 18Th ST.
NEaehfnr.cr,r O,Ess+ s-.-t.rs..

DR. SHADE, Specialist, 728 18Th ST.
Washingson's Oldest Specialist
s. years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases: also stomach. Iunzs. ash
IA. catarTh. appendicitis. liver heart Kid
neys- bladder, structure discharges. general
6epility. and special weakness blood sod
skin diseases Special and private ailments
o. both sexes cured quickly Censulrsrior
Tree Hours. 10 70 I and : 20 SO daify-
Sundays. 10 10 Il Chandler Building. EsIe,SS,
Tor and phone.
DR. NICHOLSON Specialist.
I305 = ST y W
Cures rheumatism, SCIatica. Govt. Insomnia
i.IuIt,agO. Diseases Of the Nerve ,,sn-a---
stomach. Liver kidneys Blood and skin
Facial Elen1ishCs- NcrDhia Habit. Persona
Attention. Purest Medicines. Special IRON
biss cured quickly. safely. pernaneEtf.--
CGorea tSr- N-Jus' Dance. tTeiIres and Pune
t5oual Troubles. best treated with electricity
once Central Hours 10 Co T.. o. $
Tues. Thurs sat To D. m
OCOMOTOR-ATANIA.t the scourze Of man
kind. yields 10 druElesS heaIing-snf0rced-
restoring the blood circulation Cures IT as
wei the other incuTa1I tSl-caIIedD all
Iaents Of men Come and learn what IT VIII
90 Tor you Pamphlets references fnforrua-
tion and consultation free PROF H \ d
PARKER lo- 9Th ST y "
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WORKNGMEN'S WANTS

EN-The income tax does not
bother as much the .'out-co'' CASH 10
save the dough" Boy. see Us Tor a tailored
3 Ehrly used coat vest. pants. $50 $50.
S-f-. one price JJSIH'S OLD STAND,
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FOR SALE-MIScELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
NEW SAMPLE
FURNITURE
And Hish-grade
SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE
AT HALF PRICE.
{. P. TAYLOR, 700 q ST \. w.
DEMoLL & cos EIGHTH ANNUAL Sep
TEMPER PIANO SALE offers The greatest
bargains OF the year in high-grade pianos
and player-pianos. For instance Gibson.
SIs5; A y Chase So Weber, $50: Hard
man. $3.50 Kimball, $50; Fischer, $50;
Stien, s275; Estey. SIS5: VOse. SIS. Gabier.
sl5Os also Auto-piano, $780, pianois, $40; An
selus Plano-PlsyeT $50. and many others
18th and SITS
RENT A TYPEWRITER.
A WELLINGTON VISIBLE TYPEWRITER
At your disposal for $ MONTH.
six months rental can be applied &c pur-
chase IL desired.
Wellington Visible Typewriter,
500 nth St. n. w.
FOR sALE-sl45 parIor suit, perfect condi-
ing machines. slightly used, very cheap
Combination desk and bookcase. mahogany
and washstand. S. one sewing machire s..
n ms bicycle, fine condition 50
LARkiN < son, IzoS-05 " ST y W.
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINs
80 Drop Head Singsr...-.......... Sfe =
Sc Drop Head Domestic. .-.-...... Is. q
$40 Wheeler & wilson ..---- 10 %
New sewing machines. 81 down and Soc per
week Cleaning, &C. Open evenings. h p
GlNES, 625 Pa ave S Z Phone
FOR SALE-Genuine copies OF washington
Intelligence, Of dates OF 1S90-1S05. also
copies OF Philadelphia Aurora Of 1881 1901
A rare chance TO acquire real curiosity Tor
$ each; good condition BOX lS3, Times
Office
SEVERAL fine coffee urns. suitable for dairy
hne condition at one-haf the original cost
. BAUM & son, 90 Pa ave y W
HANDSOME oak bed room suit. or three
pieces easily worth $50 VIII sell for so
Z BAUM < son. 81 Pa ave \. W
FOR SALE-SmaH foot power printing press
CaH between $50 and p m Ie5 sJh 81.
FOR SALE-Household furniture OF tor
room house viii be sold as whole or IN
parts Inquire on premises, 1893 r ST.
FOR SALE-Cbeap. IC-ft- counter metal
showcase and one 4-burner VFeIshach lamp
- ~. 80 Pa ave y "
ONE fully equipped. almost new steam table:
cheap TO quick buyer H BAUM d son.
81 Pa ave y W
FOR sALE-CusntIty OF high-grada IIuoIeum-
nearly new bottle green color BATES
GAZE, lszz 18th 81. y. W.
SEPTEMBER SALE or PIANOS
80 So ----sl ~
HUGO WORCH- no G
FOL. SALE-Oliyer typewriter IN 5000 con
diuon- BOX lS5- Times Office
FOR SALE-An Underwood typewrIse-. good
as new cheap BOX 80. Times Office
SEWING MACHINE. drop head slightly
used SO Call after . p m. 90 Il ST y r.
FOR SALE-Fox shotgun IN sgOd condition.
Bon =. Times Office
FOR SALE-Ss50 piano, excellent condition
500 Room l. 9l2 + St X W
FOR SALE-Fine butterniIk. sc glass. not
The s0u- milk kind stand 80 Center
Market = r HOPKINS.
FOR sALE-GOOD QUALITY Opaqus shasss
htsed 70 windows. only &C. best quality oil
opaque shoces- Soc hung free
kLEEF ATS uth and SITS y
ELEGANT CABINET ORGAN in fine con-
clifton originally cost $40. viii sell for
$50 II BAUM & son. Slz Pa ave y "
FOR sALE-LOt q teweIry and trays. ch-aR-
L. s 4
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

r,-brfsned only as information, ROc guaranteed
80 "a n daily-EOT Virginia WeS- Esr-
80 snd Kentucky points Pullman sleep
= =, cincinnati and Louisville Par-cr car
= y5--inia HOT springs. week DAYS Dining
rsr IRON. C'harIottesville-
SO D. IT. sily-CINCINNATI-ST- LOUIS
S-IJTCzCO SPECIAL solid train 70 St
Go--TS with Pullman sleepers to CzIca 20
s--oDg only at important stations Pu-Imau-s
49, s0rIfuraeur and - * O. dining car
40 "a m daiIy-F- r V LIMITED. fo-
f-i--innsti Louisville. the West. Southwest
go No-r invest Pullman sleepe-s 10 VIZ
ina Hot Springs. Cincinnati. and LOuiSvfue.
= - .. GIlin= car
8 q Ofhces 51G Pa ave- 1893 F St and
--n5o0 station Phone Main 1855 I'd Us sOF
Ts-Ls-s baggage checks. reservations. azd
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SEARoARD Ar LIE ~

7o-r5 a m daily---SeabOard Fssc Mall
,-j.-nr7pn coaches and Pullman s.eeDers q
ssZ-sn1ah and Jacksonville ParIor car JACK
bo-lNiIle to Tampa through Sleeper 70
.-Ienfa DINING
- o n daiiy---Sesb board Express eIec.
,rfcslIy lighted sleePers and observation car
--s--1ei with electric fans Th~O-gh e.
- 10 Savannah. Jacksonville. TAMPA Ar
lsnta. iushSm, and Memphis DIn.1z
eric;<et once. lbs New York ave y Y
z a HARDWOOD G T A.
GEO L PHILLIPS, d. p \
- Il RYAN G. p. A. Portsrno41-l -.
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LOCNSMITH

MECHANICAL BAEGAINS-We SAN nd
the money AT BY Shop Only Kevs
made that IT. scissors knives. shears and
saws sharpened-- lamps and oil stoves r.
paired r r PREUSSER. The Locksnith
gl2 nth st. y. W
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Wash
inSton. d c. September 70. 1sI0-SeaIed
proposals. in duplicate viii be received = ,
the Department until O'Clock % N 49,
day October , 1910. E0r the constr1t~ffo-7 -
the manual training and arts building FIou-
ard University, Washington. D. g in A.
cordanCe with the drawings and specffCs-
tious, copies Of which with form Of uro-
pOsal may be had on application 10 tbe
Department 4 certified check in the sr1-9
OF 5000 VIII be required a stIsranf,-
Tor the safe return Of the plans loaned
The right is reserved TO reject any or An
bids. waive technical defects. accent ono
part and reject the other. as the iure-eSf
OF the Government may require. Proposals
must be securely envel0ped, marked Pr
posals for Construction of the Manual Tain
ing and Arts Building Howard University
and 10 be addressed 10 the Secretary Of the
Interior. Washington. y. &. JESSE +
WILSON Assistant Secretary
PROPOSALS viii be received at the BiJre, =,
of Supplies and Accounts. Navy DEPART
ment- Washington d g. until 10 O'Clock =
m October & 1910 and publicly opened i'm
Tnefiiato'v thereafter. to furnish at the navy
yard. Washington. D G. etc, a quantity Of
nav al supplies as follow sch. 2g05. Air
compressc---Sch- 2sI5- Va al bronze. steel
Sch 29l4- Chain HOSTS, driIls.-Sch eqr5-
Py-rites fines. rubber Easkets--Sch 2s27. Pine
Sch -e2S- Naval bronze. brass rod.-Sch
2sZe- Nails. screws. eboniTe- Applications for
sired By number. Blank proposals will be-
furnished upon application to the Bureau.
T J. COWiE, PayElasteT-GeIeral. I. 5. y
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoIloyinS schedule figures pubiIshs.
only as information and are not El.dran.esi-
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile %sT
Orleans, Asheville. a. and EC-4 D. "a
For Chattanooga and Memphis g-1J = q
daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga. BIZ.
uniuz-hann, New Orleans. 1910 p n
Vile. Memphis $40 a. IL daily tS.seninz
car open after 10 D M
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham, Columbia
CHARLESTON. Augusta Aiken Savannah Jack
soavflle. and Florida points, As o. m daily
L 3. BROWN Genera A-e7r
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BRICK COURT HOUSES. rented AZ s.s
month Pri'r OF all $500. Fine invest
ment. NEW SORk REAL ESTATE BROE-
Frs. 1E5 r
GROOM FRAME COTTAGE. new. ideal little
nome IN LansdOn- Price. s.. 500 small czSb
payment balance monthly. NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' 1913 F
T-ROOM AND BATH BRICK. Nd. ave. y
r. rice location very cheap al e =67
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS
1875 F.
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME sa-,= 10
tacned- on Heights rooms a. Z han oT1Tv-
s. sc 500 cash. balance So mo .rh7,- --r-y5-
YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS' TsgT =
ATTENTION. HOAIESEEKEPS
HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. To Rr-v
direct from the owner and builder OF a
OF houses one sold o rooms and
bath; near car lines; on 7th St y q
For particulars see
" L. GOTTWAIS.
IL eth St y z
HOUSE. rooms. saith. southern e[---g-----
good frcut and back yard. large .sFle5 79f
Io- 3xit9 10 20-ft- paved alley, price s. -. -
cash, bal in building and loan. Owner -oIr ?
10 Florida 9Is ST \. z. after ; no /
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY.

Excursion trains to and from Chesa-
peake Beach.
SATURDAY
Leave District Line al s-25 and il q m
and 5-so D. RETURNING leave the Bach
At I2-s5- and : D. M Fare. sc Tor the
round "trip
SUNDAY
Leave District Line at 10 and u 4
and $50 p m Returning leave the Fse7cb
a. f2-fs- ( and p M Fare 59- FOR ne
rogud trip
For additional Information
TELEPHONE LINCOLN 1929.
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HARNESS AND TRUNKS

. SETS or single and double harness suIt-
able for light and heavy work also brides
collars and ali parts OF harness. repairin-
OF trunks. suitcaSss. and harness q specially
WASHINGTON TRUNK AND HARNESS
SHOP. 18th AM II sts- y W
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHA NGE-S-.o0G equity IN e-r01-1
house. Columbia Heights for clear III
acreage auto. or boat with cash dIffe-er-e
OWNER Il L St y "
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ROBERT HARRIS. Main 2s7S-Y Cos IIth 81
y. w Work called Cor and delivered. Cal
and Eet nezr 70 or uD-tn-date work
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TAjLORS
RUG WEAVING.

BE- UTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets;
TIE Washington Rug Weaving Co. OIics
enc works. eS1 5th st y w Main as
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
PETS we guarantee our work ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING CO. 30 Ca. ave. Phone 25s4-Y.
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ANTIQUE furniture

L SEGAI- ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING REPAIRING. 81 L ST-
t. W PHONE \. so y
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FOR EENT-S-T1Om cottage al WooLnont
Nd. u square cars bath, range. not and
cold water. electric light. fine water and
SHADE, stable 3. 7 JANNET. Curtis school
West washington. D g.
FOR RENT
ss0s sth 81 nv. rooms. bath----.---..-s- 5-o3
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER. So Ifth St y "
FOR RENT-Nsw s-roon cottage. one czr
fare near car line 81 18Th s.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08

With but two small towns to hear from
the Free Press returns give>Dr John A
Mead a plurality OF Is, ga over Charles r.
Watson and a majority OF 1883 over the
entire ticket. The missing towns are New
bury and Topsham in Orange county
Candidate Watson in 7 a statement is
sued yesterday said that the reduction in
the republican plurality is "a rebuke to
the republican machine In Vermont
rather than any dissatisfaction with ma
tional policies. ! believe the tariff had
very little influence in the result"
The Free Press prints this morning n
revised list of the Representatives. elect
This Is complete with the exception of
five towns. in some of which the voters
have not been able to make a choice. The
returns thus far give the democrats "A
men in the lower branch OF the Legisla-
ture. Probable candidates for the sneak
ershp are II. S. Peck OF Burlington.
Frank Howe of Remington, A. NJ.
Fletcher of Cavendish and Justus Dart
of Springfield.
Charlotte voted until midnight Tuesday
night and resumed the battle yesterday
morning. electing Charles NJ Byington.
republican, on the ninth ballot. In Hunt
ington contest Of equal length was
waged. Romeo A. Norton, republican.
winning out on the ninth ballot
In Brandon Ave ballots were necessary
to elect Thomas Seagar, democrat, for
town representative. The final ballot was
counted at nine o'clock yesterday morn
ing, Seagar receiving 309 F. H. McCol-
lam (rep) ga and W. H. Wright (rep),
36.
In North Hero the ballots gave out yes
terday and an adjournment was taken tC
next Wednesday to allow time for the
printing Of new ballots. IH this town J.
A. Dodds and Elbridse Hutchins, repub-
licans, are the leading candidates, five
scattering votes preventing an election
Grand Isle county returns show that 8
s. Griswold of Grand Isle received a ma
| jorlty of 251
In Barre town seven ballots had beer
| taken for representative at late houi
| last night with no choice. In Lincoln the
voting was adjourned last evening aftel
the l2th ballot Three republican candi.
dates are In the field. George Dearborn
| Charles Clark and Loren Jackman
| Goshen elected Edward Hayes. republican
| on the 18th ballot. Waterford elected 8
Cutting, democrat. but the choice Is con
| tested because one more vote was cas-
than was marked on the check list
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Excursion to Montreal See Ad. o1
page two.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08

Dr. John A. Mead of Rutland republican, Tuesday elect
ed governor Of Vermont by plurality Of 1864 Charles
Watson of ST bans democrat Dr. Mead
These figures are arrived at with returns hand from 2 the 26
towns in the State The returns indicate that the will
sody republican, but in the House the democrats gain
representatives of that political faith being elected
Chairman Harris of the democratic State committee expresses
satisfaction at the outcome Mr. Watson his
Abans and also Montpelier feat before accomplished
democratic gubenatora candidate of Vermont
politics.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08

The representative Issue In Waterbury
precipitatcd hot fight which was decided
on the fourth ballot with the election of
W. j. Boyce. republican. The last box
was turned at two O'Clock yesterday aft
ernoon
The Free Press prints this morning the
revised tables on the governorship vote,
and the names of the representatives so
far as elections have been made and
heard from.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08

The State and congressional tickets as elected follow:
GovernorJ. a. Mead of Rutland
Lieutenant OvernorL leighton p Slack of St. .Johnshury
Treas,lrerEdward H. Dcavitt of Monpclipr
Secretary OF Stae-Guy w. Bailey of ESSEX Junction.
Auditor of Accounts Horace F. Graham of Crafsburv
Attorney yGeneralJohn G.. Sargent of Ludlow
Congressman from first district-David J. Foster
Congressman from second district-Frank Plmev of North
L.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

The vote for governor in pa towns and
cities grouped by counties follows:
ADDISON COUNTY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08
WINDSOR COUNTY.

(Continued ON page i%.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08
Democrats Fail to flake Good Their Claim
That They Would Cut Majority to
1O,OOO--Wil Be about $4,000
SOLID REPUBLICAN, SENATE is NOW ASSURED

Democrats Made Gain in House, Eectg 40 Representatives
Returns from PA Towns and Cities Make Mad Vote 36
1883 Chairman Williams Attributes Big Drop Heavy
That Prevailed throughout StaeDmocac Chairman Satisfied
with ResuWaon Carried Montpelier Never before Accom-
phed by Democratic Gubernao Candidate Countess
Makeup of Legislature and Victorious Republican Tickets
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-01-20
The Nerve Of = Bow.

Speaking Of the nerve displayed by
small boys" said man who had q
trip through the southwest. reminds
me Of an incident that occurred in the
Santa Ana mountains. in southern
California. An eleven-year-old boy, a
member of family making their way
to the coast. left the camp early one
morning to stalk deer. He found
tracks and had followed them until he
was five or six miles from camp. In
reaching up OH rock he disturbed
huge rattlesnake that was summing
himself, and the snake without warn
ing struck. wounding the boy on the
middle finger of his right hand. Know
ing that unless prompt action was TAX
Ell the wound would prove fatal, the
youth placed the finger over the muz-
zle Of the gun and pulled the trigger.
Making ligature above the wound to
stop the flow of blood, he killed the
snake and walked back to camp, where
he tainted. The finger was blown Off
close to his hand, but he recovered."-
Exchange
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-01-20
Her Little Bluff.

"Ethcl." said Lionel Bertram Jones
IS he dropped his slice of bread in the
plate with noise that set the canary
IN the gilt cage overhead chirping mer-
rily-"Ethcl. have something TO say
to YOU"
They had been married only four
weeks. and the time had not arrived
when she did all the saying.
DO you remember the day on which
/ proposed to you:"
YES" she replied. 81 will never for
get it"
DO you remember" he went on as
he abstractedly drilled hole in the
loaf with the point. of carving knife.
'how when rang the bell you came
to the door with your fingers sticky
with dough and said You thought it
was your little brother who wanted to
get ing
"Yes."
ooh. Ethel. How could you? How
could you:"
"How could WHAT" she responded
as a guilty look crept into her face.
"How could you make me the victim
Of such q swindle?'
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-01-20
Net Appreciated.

Apropos of the 'delusion deep rooted
in the minds of innumerable voters
that man can only be putting up for
parliament in order to better himself
one way or another" and that no sacri-
fee has to be made by the candidate
there Is the speech that was made. by
Sir Richard Temple, who had returned
poste haste from his duties in India,
arriving after his own contest had be.
gun. Sir Richard used words to the
following effect, II have Travelled 5000
miles and surrendered $4,000 year
for the privilege of representing this
great constituency" but the proper
sense Of his generosity and public
spirit was entirely marred by re-
mark from loud voice in the crowd,
"Oh, what - fool you must be"-
Ian Malcolm in Cornhill Magazine.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-01-20
1t Was Mistaken Charity.

The athletic girl had been out in the
woods taking pictures. and at evening
she started for the car. wca"ily lug
ging the camera and tripod. The cars
We're thronSed with workillcn return
ing to their homes. and she hid to
wait some time before there cane one
with even standing room inside. she
pushed her way across the platform
and just inside the doorway. The legs
Of the tripod rested on the floor n: her
side. and she was trying to brace her
self against the door when Il woman
who had been sitting in the corner
suddenly rose from her seat and gen
tly but firmly pushed the young wo-
man into ii. with the remark. Now
you sit right there. you poor thing
The girl remained seated paSSivpv
and looked puzzled for Il moment.
Then dull flush covered her face.
"How awful" she thought. "That wo.
man saw the tripod legs and thought
they were crutches. She thinks I'm
lame" Then she shrank back in the
seat and tried not to show her face.-
Exchange.
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