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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

s-CHAIR barber shop, fine paying stand,
~ W., rent $40. quick sale ta6e---.---- f'S'
grocery corner n e. rent sst-
rooms, daily sales si5s owing TO sick
ness --------------------- ------------- --
&osian- confectionery. and grocery nice
slaLl- y r. = rooms must s1t-r 'i--'
LuuchIo Don. and cafe. handsomely equip
ped, near 1-th and G. SITS n W, yours ,-.
Tor .--------- 40
Car.racff..rl-,, -s-,I 5.'.. ..rsart uarIor- pay
ing stand. on CauiIOl HIS price, 80
Ftete- and Iun-hr0rrlT corner near --o 57o
station making bls money -e-L.s-.s
Dl1 goods ana HaLl1t Str-@r c71
corner y T. take inventory cL------- o
Merchandise and grucer1, nearby mr. so,
ms village weekly SAFES 49, $500 "
DrL1 stare- rent SIS sales So ualiys 49,
one Of the best stands la the \ w. -'-l'
. l11u-ius picture businesses e121p iell-' -,,
NEW YORK BUSINESS FT- kHEtS. L. =
VEZTED-a cheap roomiE- house. centrally
located Clgar- candy i--.a- e--l- 49,.
situate on Pa ave. VII zs-- ar iAFeilt'ls
-rfae sEst u guIrF uus eI- Confectionery
a. W. daily sales Sl- % 50. snap 70 quick
buyer Barber shop 8 ci-i. s, N&At one
l..a.lry- n W. sales l-ILL $50 TO r1's snap
Cla.ecrlou-rs- 5000 1-siut=z- less than l---
QUICK t.ro- L.1i--1 l-.-- ? t---e N------,
SO COLI L4ELA BUS E-.1r>E-lsS- 20 a.
ESTABLISHED automobile garage has been
offered agency fgr standard car. VIII s=H
treasury sLSeE al s. snare 'r-9i- ,t7S--7.t-''g'
O.. raise amount needed la buy lel--pilss at
ing GERS urll- Of - per cent assured AZ
dress -yFF1i,I l<iAl, tii.i-- enc
CAFE and ro9uiue house Furnished rooms
Sheds good buslue-zs- sl.f Llr "a'.e N--7-
ness ,-- $50 Tor cafe alone reason lil-l1aiaL
OF Ialy proprietor 20 Il - y w
me Old ABIIsEEEp SALooN OF me
late Lhls- Burke cor ---ie anu T 49,
sale For further Information inquire 90
I'D st. " W.
AT AUCTION SALE, "a wholesale ll9uo-
store. including wines and .'gulrs, -i--iis5'
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FOB SALE
PUT Eg-E NDEEg rs A HOME
On 1IgLlE.- Formerly NessIuOrel ~.
Sample 1rG.-. $50 Mozart formerly
Nas=u-ur-I ST.
Property bob rris locality is much iu
demand Do isl -le ideal section uf
Washington EE waut you 10 see
hose EgTr-e SuI.a-
s-EASE TERMS
These lH-=lE are Two stories. have
eight fine ROOMS and r-t15 fronts are
rf E-T brick with stone trimmings.
ua-l.z--gI- decorated Throughout.
Eara raal Lrlll.uEs- bulk 10y
--5E-I EIrIN. which l1 f-zelI is a
guarantee -f rEH-.uElusss iu loGsrrEr-
l.an and =rrr--tl--aazs ln a--lit.-t.1re-
Fine .a--- Kitchen
I.-..I.l. .-..E bath
open tsr Inspection
FRANCIS A. BLINDCN.
90 T. S.
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FOR SALE
ONLY TWO LEFT.
JUST THE HOUSE YOU WANT. Is
THE LOCATION YOU WANT. II
S5mule ng-se. 21-5 18th ST.
S5..5a
$50 Cash and $3.50 per nouIh-
Including all interest and monthly
payments
You most inspect these homes to
fully appreciate them The arrhitec-
furgI plan Viii appeal 40 SOU at
once Br5it GA the reccpti'u-halI
u-au- with six large and heaurii u
reuuS. finished throughout with the
most exquisite taste. and papereu IS
bcausllu.Iy as though the houses were
worth double. Massive and BEAUTIFUL
Ilsutels- E4s fixtures Of the latest style
open sunday
FRANCIS A. BLUSDOSs
l1- ST
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WORKINGMEN' S WANTS

WOREI0Cz4fEN-Be doing il right along
giving tire worth o. tie money s3en. ,--erv
celt. IN tailored slightly used suft ct s. -
SI-- SCI wise boy. one price. JUSTEFs Old
STAND. 81 j..
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH r..

-----.7--a OF Excursion Trains - an- t-1--
,-F-F-S. PE-AE1- BEACH
z-r-z---- I'VE july g. 1910
e-.-s,s--- TO q EaECe Without -o-l-r.
,.-S--aNS TO FRIDAYS. INCLUSIVE.
--[1--- leave D. strict Line n s. and l---1
1850 =-s1- I-E5- and $40 - IN
a-~--- 49, leave the Beach az $50 g. ll--
90. F-ls s-El. and 1890 p IA
---i'' SATURDAYS
.- ----s district Line. &C e--5 an ----l
Si-7-- --.l $40 7-z5- and $3.50 o.
g 77--l-rnirz. leave re Beacl az - e. H.
zz.-5 --ls. soc s--. 49, - > ---
80 Tzzye District L--a az $50 ans -----
7--7- $500. 4-l1. 49, end --45 D. ~
O. ------'.--=-l- leave the Beach a. E-.- O.
--+- 60. S-ll 900 and ll--. u-
---1o' - PAUL e. WATERS.
Cele-sl. lE-lzz --.
- ~ YORK Ave car Tor DislTl-- ---El
-.Le - Scr alII-.ola- luscIu---l5a. Tee
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FOR SALE HOUSES

FOR SALE
HOMES THAT Will. MEASURE UP
TO YOUR HIGHEST IDEALS,
sample House,
213 NORTH CAPITOL ST
PRICE. $50
These houses are near the Soldiers
Home grounds. whose beauty need not
be- mentioned. You know u as well
Built on the reception-hall plan.
With six large and beautiful rooms
finished throughout with the most eZ-
Quisite taste and papered as 5eauti-
folly as though the houses we're
worth double Massive and beautiful
m1D-els. gas fixtures Of the latest
SrTfc-
come out and inspect Sunday.
FRANCIS A. BLCSDOS,
7E C ST.
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WANTED-REkL ESTATE

HAVE SOME hish-class interest-bear5ng
securities which I viii exchange for =o75
real estate in Washington and e8virous. adj
dress with description and valuation. BDE
49, Times Office
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
BUY 4 HOME N
RIVERDALE

FOR SALE
! house with reception han, Dar--Jr. library,
dining room kitchen and pantry on first
floor. 9 led rooms and room cor bath on
second floor; gas range. house newly painted
and paperea: Iot G0zI70; fruit trees and grape
vines now bearing; plenty % shade trees.
fue water. one minute 20 car hues- splendid
location. owner has left town and VIII sell
ar a sacrifice $3.50. less than house cost
90 build.
6-room house good coal range iu kitchen,
water on rear porch- newly painted and pa
pere5; lot 1egsI5gi chicken house and r1n-
short walk TO cars. Price $50; $50 down
ana So monthly. This place is a real bag
sam at the price quoted
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CHESAPEAKE s OHIO RI.

7,,r-7z-ed only as information not slz-zza-ssi
$50 p - lsi-y--r o. y ls-ll-.-- n esq , Z
e = t-Er---az-l and Los-stl-41- - . .
c--5-r - lre4- -n----ot-es. lie
80 80 SPECIAL Sc..L tram 60 -
- v-f.E Pullman zle1p-rs o. C--e-s5-
$500 only 81 Iu-pol -a---- s-a-t--l-S -------
49, -l-,----r-ar- and G. O. o. llul1E cas-
80 = ~ lzL-y-E'- = - l---l .A-J. r.
y---------.-4-r I1-lsEille. tle Hes-- rJ--asgss-
- -----sLa-zzf pullman sleape-s g. EirEl--
81 --.-s-zs C5ll-lu--ali- ana Lo-isg--lz-
.'-s-5yea-s and ohio Ota-eS AZ 5l2 p
= 81 and [eE Lll1u Slatl5a-
-S..,.-z Main 1850 and go Tor --cEelz. a-s-
--7---..-. reservations. and ta-i--1H-
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WBNTED-HOUSES

RECENTLY INVEST ED Slo.oco. now have
an additi1naI SSg.G9O % invest IL small
properties in this city Address LAWYER
BOX So, Times 0fice-
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JOHN F.DONOHOE & SONS,
314Pennsylvania Avenue Sc
WI Il. SAUNDERS & CO.
I4O7 + ST. y. ".
HOUSES.

$50 n I-r.b-- IS lC-Ci- 5l-I Cambridge 81
400 Church -.rJ al.1.| EE. %. De- -s-...
lft Eeir1Ov-L ST.. 40 Porter ne O. b. 800
sr- a. u---------- % Ia' 5-S Irving uys o.-u -1s
1872 belmont Ilt- Col I'D. lTs De- ---a'
--sE -----..------ -2-5v SD = cap o. DE- -a-ua
--.- y -u- -r l- I-sl .g5lZ sch uu- Orr -.-ar
-5 uE. I1r.U. Jl.Jr. 5IS Efury0a ne. o. 10.
---a - So u9 a-a 5.-5al
HEATED APARTMENTS
he L-Zru- o. rooms and bal r----------- $50.
IRE --zHH. rooms and aar------------- sl--l
-l- Nelson . rooms and nariI------------ -...ai
The ~o.z-u. 8 ToHus and bath 800
me Nelson rooms and L---l------------ -.---
FLATS
1850 chaplin. 5r.b- $50 1879 g5-h. orb p
--+A lltE Sc, orb. -7.5li 81 o 80. M, z-o 1850
fo5-. 5r.s.-----. e 59il55stl ]. Sc. 4rB- 1000
lI=f Willard 81 iLs-5 l. Sc. 4. De- so.
NV t--1-------- -. 81
HOUSES COLORED.
s-lz -5-l. rooms an h-------------- Is. 80
- l4ri ST. Sc. rooms and hath $3.50
p H.a---- alley rooms sewer ED.
3 he5-s- alley 81. w. .-------- .-l-
6 Ae--J alley e. rooms sewer ard water 80
OFFICES.
The Glover B-lling. IIg Z 81
STORES
%-L g NV +-t1---
400 I'm 1v cheated ----------- $50.
STABLES.
Rear 90 Pierce nv. Water 8 Stalls s.. o.
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Wanted

WANT ED-Eo-I- or five acres with or with
oGt lmproE Sueu-s- must ue high shady
near trolley in Maryland OF virginia arl
cheap =. o BOX Z5Gz
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LIVE WITH YOUR FRIENDS
AROIIND VOL

LIVE WI Il YOUR ERIENDC
AROUND YOU.
N THE GARDEN SUBURB,
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
4 friendship colony
save by buying lots together
save By building houses to-
save in cost Of living; join
Cooperate. is the spirit Of
Come Saturday. Sunday or
Monday afternoon see the Nor
TilI style house. poured inNSteet
III o U Cs- dem OUsLr1LeC and
shown at D. III
See the two attractive cement
houses now building. you can
buy one at the same cost as
Lots now S209 up. SO cash.
and $500 per month IEe men
ana the money are behind IT.
s rare opportunity Tor safe
investment in stock or in lots
in Washington nearest and
newest suburb, only - minutes
out. This section Is slated 10
80 back into the District II
VIII double values Buy now
at the minimum price While
Improvements are in progress
BALLERD & LANHAM,
sales Office, 81 18th ST T. "
Car 10 Virginia Highlands
every few min ties from POST
CfrCe corner 18th and Pa av.
CLIE THIS AID IT LEADS TIE IS Al
FOR SALE-$=srly completed z---z-- trans
house. g. rooms. il acre -----r 500 >-- p-F
month I'D interest Mrs kLt---- ----ell -
Buy AT THE START - TIE GARDEN
Lots SEQ $40 cash s. Per Month
VIRGINIA. HIGHLANDS. the nearest and
ie.ges-- scientifically planned fa- ---le-
people ~ moderate means - ~
CONE SATURDAY OR SUNDAY j. 81
See the Morrill, style damp Es-1 e-e.'-
houses. poured ID s-ea- uci-s- Take car at
.--1 and Pa ave. Pcst1L1cs c.r1s--
BALLARD e. LA[lLA-l
81 L--h g. * W
Clip tEs a-- o leads l1s way
ON Pike and Car Line Few E--es from CITY
acres. r--an-- horse
acres. L--ru5sI house .--------- l-..t
acres. s--11rl Era=.---------- e---
Sc H- r. suck
THOMAS j. FISHER O. co, In---
as 18Th 81 y vs.
--EooM COTTAGE. l1s shade fruit water.
s.-- -s.r re-.E- Montgomery county. No
in suaI yilzE=5 ~ mile l-ea ra-i'Fay-
- rERJsTE IIGHrFccr. lss4 Il y. w
Suburban ~D=-5a.-s--
FOR SA-E--Ezorsc- g rooms hath furnace
rez-- u-l-rr iHEF-TE a-.e--s5 near cars
easy terms address -..- Aea-l=1 - -
sherwood
FeE SALE or RENr-Easy terms, az
Lr--z-.n-f- Nd enc tzra or OF .ltE-
rooms and uzrE- large uc-C-zE- plenty shade
lur water D- r. fLEs-E- Owner
FOR SsLE-New 5-re5. house ana e5p5
barn -sl-a nearly acres az god garden
land, % B=r1=u, squares from station aud
trolley running stream shade and every
t-iuE reaaE -s move -1- ary reliable man
U--l So cash can Ez- l-- balance 81. l--r-l-y-
JOHN - ELEIS5-E O. CO..
90 r ST. \ W
TATTSEILLE EzE,GALN-E-o- she. 6-r05n
bungalow. large lot. S-.t-.. IS down. 81
per month
VERY HANDSOME HOME g large rooms.
1u-1-lL----s- large lawn - acres
SIN-BOOI HOUSE 4 acre. plenty O. shade.
$500 very easy terms
SUBURBAN Real ESTATE CO.
a.. EFal-sl--la. I'D
Phone lsL r
CL3EENUUN-CsED-s- new. uolsrn home
CA monthly payments near cars. stable,
cement walks shade and E--lt- = "
Slack o-.E-r- Clarendon Va
CAI5o-e-s AGdIll51J
CLARENDON Va
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A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
A 2-story brick. roous- sgod repair;
E01E neiEhb0-Erod. and VIII be- sacrificed FOR
Immediate casa Oh " ST. ~ w
ONLY Sz--0e-
Cost nearly 5000 Mus le sold az ~r-e-
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY,
So 12,h ST.
81 $50 FOR $50 nice modern dwelling with
rooms. bath. splendid chance for 7r0sj
By out-of-togyu owners loss located uu
numbered St " r Address CfIEEA WAY
Times Office.
FOR sALE-Fine 6-room house. ou CosGss.bia
Heights 5565 lJch n w S=-4.t-
SE-s-story. bay-vylnLo..s- g rooms. GEL
lar sanitary plumbing pe~s1.1-l rEb- house
IN flrs--class condition rents FOR $780, pIIce
s. $50. cars pass door OWNER. 51I 81 ST
y
FOR SAI-E-Lot, g IT,. In y W. southern
exposure BOX la-. Times office
FOR SALES. I10-IEs Potomac ave. s e
4 Substantial Groom and hath. 2-st1ry and
cellar brick house furnace heat g. It park
inE and from. porch TO be-soId su5fcll %
$50 per cent trust. Balance $500 cash.
OWNER. p o. BOX L9i
1ul 1TH ST y W
FOR SALE-Two S-story buildings. s apart
ments. rooms and bath eaca. coal aad
gas ranges; cabinet u1anteis- always rented
81 lbs per year. need money. viii sacrIfcs
for 05Co. IL per cent Investment Il you
want this talk quick Call after p II. o.
JOIN D. BEAGU1>IER- 81 II St. n E
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FOR RENT
1852 Columbia Road \. ".
r. roa2s. p Hl-Ez. me hra5a.-.---....--..s57 .e1
4UI7 18th ST. y w
@ rooms. la-h- nearly ae~ a9-ze------.-s4.-51
ZU4 & 81. y. W.
S rooms. bath. Eo0E asl1i-lol--..-.-----S-S-s9
I345 y ST. y. ".
8 rooms. bath. for eoI5-eI tenzat----.---s-s-5-
G45 L ST. :. ".
s rooms. --l------------------ -----------r5--
AZ Q St. NV.
rooms, uatI.------------.------- 90
ZO4 zlh St. \. Z.
rooms arG azr1--.--- -.------.------- $3.50
l25 Carroll ST. 5. Z.
rooms H7-a...-.--..-..------.--- so Sd
I-43 5th St. \. N.
1852 South Capitol St S Z.
6 rooms. IN good n-Ler- mr. yar-s-.----y-z-51
1851 Iianlin 81. y Z,
BrOOkIdnd. d. &.
rooms. fine pla. yards. -----------. -'i= s'
1929 > ST. ). ".
Apartment, 1920 9th St. \ W
Apartment. 2ZO5 nth st. \. w.
rooms
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A. s. CAYWOOD,
Qf5 \. y. Ave. \. w

FOR RENT
81 ISth ST. NV, y ard b------------------S $50
5G "a ST. NV. 6r and b------------------ -.--..
-55 ~ ST. me- 81 and b----------------- -,-.i
49, Newport pI NV. 5r and lloi1---- $50
FRANK T RAWLINGS CO..
1868 Pa ave y W
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.8.-l Cambridge ST
NV %. De-. .-.. -ta
40 Porter ne g. Do 80.
5-S Irving uv. b.-u -1.s.
~ Col I'D. lTsb-- --
SD =. Cap. o. u- 200.
lZ sth uW- O. b -.-ai
DIS cfuTrDG ne. O. L--a-
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANLEI)-If E0U nave tUTnILIre d any
thing 90 sell. send Tor MARCUS NOTES
1880 g. S. n w who has a reputation Of
- years fair 1ealiuE. and sou viii obtain
best results Phone Main SIN
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ms. either ladies OF gents second postal.
VIII call. e. TAESHES. ls1s 9Th ST. X W
Phone North Ess
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FOR RENT COTTAGES

owl A COTTAGE BY THE SEA At
BEAUTIFUL NORTH CHESAPEAKE
BEACH TIE COMING CITY on THE
. BAY. The only SaI- Water Resort Ac-
Ce.s5l-. CD washington
lots So AND Up s. DOWN s. PER NO
Church hotel stores. clubhouse ana 80
[ houses already built Many los sold S.
mile Up beach from O.. =. E. r. Station
Take automobile Agent ct hotel E5 9Th
Sc X ~
HOTEL CALVERT. s. PER WEEK & UP
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BY washington branch office OF prominent
and lGnE-eS-a blished (eE York publishing
house immediate consideration and issue II
acceptable Write OF send mss al once 20
T. X GDLDSBDEOCGEs Jr-, 1854 X "
w Washington j.. O.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-23
A Regretable Out Giving
Baltimore SIM.

The letter from Beverly signed by secretary Mr.
Charles D. Norton and addressed Iowa Republican whose
has not been announced outgivng the President
himself and treated This letter crediable
IS bald acknowledgement Of misuse of the Federal patronage Mr.
Norton says:
while Republican legislation pending Congress was opposed
by Republicans the President felt his
party and to the country withhold Federal patronage
tam Senators and Congressman who seemed be opposition
the Administrators efforts to out the promises of the party
platform.
That say President Taft withheld appointments to office
made appointments to office with compel Congressman
contrary their convictions He found that the pun
hnent he designed nct and thought he nng upon the
nSugen Congressman did inure them He further found
that the spos he the standpaers did aid tem and he
frankly acknowledges that this proved by the result of the
primaries In the the standpaters got spos
defeated while the Insurgents who punished and received
patronage triumphant The President feels secretary
writes at the value of Federal patronage been greatly eg
Grated and that the refusal grant has been useful the
affected than the appointments would have BEEN This
hlmiang admission 1t much say that the people
wrath upon those whom the President had favored The whole
letter unfortunate and that should have from the
Presidential office Not long the Presidents Attorney General
read the Insurgents of the Presidents party and the President
treated them aliens and He did what he could um
them and refused consider the recommendations of the In
sugen Senators for the smallest Offices He forward
says effect that people ndorsd the had
ouawed he willing to admit that he wrong He will take
the insurgents into his favor and give them Offices He finds
says that the efforts of the Insurgents which he had denounced
and punished have been wholly dsnterd that you hey) have
fought ury and generously what you believed be his he
esdens interest and the welfare and of the party And
this admission with the admission that for these wholly
snteresed and efforts that he furnishing them The
friends and welwshers the President fail regret that
he has caused permitted this letter to be written.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-23
Two Significant Candidates.


The nomination of Woodrow Wilson for the govenorshp by
the Democrats Of New Jersey most interesting event follows
by something like fortnight the naming OF Simeon F. Baldwin for
the office by the Democracy of Connecticut These
nonweat widely history temper and tradition
The nominations may therefore be accepted indicating
general drift contemporary Democratic politics the East
Simeon E. Baldwin Yankee of the Yankees He was born
New Haven he took his academic degree Yale and studied law
i'm Harvard He IS Congregatonast IN reglou profession and
one of the active laymen within the denomination. He
sandy complexion and IN orm he 10 and looks about
So He chief justice OF the Connecticut supreme court until
recently retired for and has been professor of constitutional and
private international law in his alma mater He epresden
of the American Bar association and director OF its bureau OF COM
paratve public affairs has earned him deserved
reputation pubc and the fact that his father was governor
of Connecticut will not be forgotten by the voters.
Woodrow Wilson Vgnian he took his academic degree at
Princeton his the University of Virginia He holds
Ia doctoate philosophy from Johns Hopkins he prachced law
but two against Judge Badwns thirty at the bar
before election to the bench Then he became teacher he
only president Of great university but known to educators
successful nnovaor in the direction OF truer democracy in
student life
that both are corporation ridden Connecticut has for lain
hollow of the hand of New York New Haven and Hartford
railroad road which may boast OF the best roadoe the WORST
cars and the policy dealings with the public
which America show New Jersey is the great corporation
and has played Frakenn to its own monsters IN recent
The Democratic party in each Of these puts forward
national reputation political its candidate for the
overnorshp this any endeavor introduce anbows into
current politics single campaign Both men have had severe
training the realities OF government one IN the judicial branch
the other in that postgraduate school Of diplomacy university
presidency Each has goody list Of books to his credit
suggestive among Judge Badwns works are two on American
railroad law President Wilson besides his text book on
The State and his American history has written volume
Elements OF Historical and Practical Politics.
Reaconares hoping that President Taft will 50 m the
cances in the supreme that decision will be handed down de
arng the initiative referendum unconstitutional The Oregon
law is to be tried before that tribunal
The last meeting Taft and Roosevelt devoid OF the
ode rapport The colonel has been too strenuous and cool
has arisen
All election date show that the next national house
f representatives Democratic As is most essential that
state like Idaho only representative shall be IN harmony
with the ma ioriy should be question OF the election OF
Hon M Bowen able and industrious man and
would make congressman whom the state could be justly proud
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-23

There's H. Peterson, assistant to Attorney -GeneTal NC
IN 70 ms ewes in Carey Act enterprise carrying Tor
m undertaking. with the consent Of the Brady land board
directly opposed good morals and according to the KePuD
as Is ts9 - Should be made criminal ofense Why does not
,S.lrnor Tarlv act in this matterf
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-23

The New York regulars purpose 70 smoke te I e4e m @ oo
and w would appear that the colonel will be up against it
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-23

IT. Genital News demands publicity and essential that
sd take the people into their confidence but no more SO
p 4 spapers should be equally ouspoken little pub
- a Canta News as to who the bonds of that con-
Id he appreciated by the general public II the people
ed upon this subject they could put proper vaue upon
W. ,Itora policy Of that sheet
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-23

Newspapers reflect the views Of their owners u he Capital
News ~ "'e9' - "
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-23

When Governor Brady proposes the creation % tb land
Commission he pleads the baby The state olai ] m out the
psd could easily attend their duties Il tIe nd floor
'N'al functions and their efforts TO get IN on NY
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-23

conceded bv practically all forecasers that the next
II = ,,e u@ Of representatives will be Democratic The people
nat d elect Arthur NJ Bowen and thus keep IN the very
front rank Of the procession
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-23

eysnapers in the entire Of MISSISSIPPI supported
III o p for governor and yet he nominated over ms
Featheone by good majority Blase stands Tor loca
oppols.h h;e Featherstone statewide prohbtionist
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-05
FULL TEXT OF.
DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM

We, the democrats of Mesa county
In conventional sembled, renew our
allegiance TO the principles of our
party as enunciated in the national
and state platforms of 1908. We
heartily commend the actions of the
four democrats who have represented
Colorado in the national congress at
Washington for the past two years.
Our senator and congressman have.
by their effective work in behalf of
the interests of Colorado, and espec-
lally OF the Western Slope, conclu-
sively demonstrated the falsity of the
statement that a member of the mi
nority party cannot secure legislation
In behalf of his constituents, while
the stand taken by them on the uues-
tons affecting the nation as a whole
has been uniformly on the side of
the people as opposed to the privilege
seeking interests. We invite com
parison of their records with those
OF the present republican senator and
the former republican congressman.
We heartily commend and endorse
the entire state administration as one
OF the highest efficiency and econ
omy Under 1t abuses which have
existed unchecked during several re-
publican administrations have been
fearlessly exposed and thousands of
dollars have been thereby saved to
the people, part of which has been
most advantageously used in the
work of the immigration commission
which has resulted and will result in
the greatest benefits 40 the county,
The entire administration has made
record which reflects honor upon
our party.
We especially endorse the admin
istration of Governor John F.. Shat