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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SATURDAY. JANUARY 11'. 1913.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Business in All Lines Begins Picking Up in Activity
Following Holiday Lull General Feeling of Con-
servative Optimism Exists in Commercial
and Industrial Circles.
New York. Jan. 10.-R. G. Dun's Re
view to-morrow will say:
"Business In nearly all departments
continues very satisfactory, tho volume
tpf transactions making an Imposing to
lal. as is evidenced by the weeks- sta
tistics of bank clcarlne. which show
gains of 16. and 1!3 per cent, respec
tively, over the two precedlnB years.
"There Is a general reeling 01 confer
ativo nntimism in commercial and In
dustrial channels. While the negotiations
for peace in the Balkan territory are
unduly delayed, the strain upon the In
ternational markets is lessening. France
ess, however, still bidding for gold and
has secured considerable sums In New
York, but the engagements are In the
nature of special transactions, and the
domestic monetary situation Is distinctly
easier. The favorable conditions In iron
and Steel are full maintained. Produc
tion of pig Iron continues at a very high
rate, and what approaches a congestion
of orders creails In steel roclucts. while
the railroads are planning for further
supplies. Labor troubles In the New
, York clothing trade produced more or
less uncertainty in Its various branches,
but dry goods generally display activity.
with confidence even more pronounced
than heretofore.
"The New England cotton and woolen
mills are supplied with sufficient busi
ness to tax their capacity for some time
to come. The shoe trade Is compara
tively quiet, but manufacturers have a
fair reserve of old orders, and condi
tions. as a whole, are satisfactory. New
York's merchandise imports last year
exceeded JLOOO.OOO.WO for the first time
on record. During the last week the
total commerce of the port was $0S.257.M1.
against JJR.7,112 and SH.463,9-"4 In the
corresponding week of the two preced
ing years."
'NEARLY TWO MILLION
PARCEL POST PACKAGES
Reportt of Postmasters of Fifty Lead
ing Cities Show Big Demand
for the Service.
Foi the last two das Postmaster Gen
eral Hitchcock has been receiving tele
graphic reports from the postmasters of
the fifty leading cities of the I'nited
States showing that the number of parcel
Cost packages sent through their oltices
uring the first week of the new service
was close t-i r.iid'.OOU.
The exact number for the fifty cities
was l.SK'.oyr. As the fifty cities making
the reports handle about one-half of the
postal business of the I'nited States, it
mav be estimated that between 3.000.000
and t.000.0fw parcel post packages wer
mailed from January 1 to January 7.
New York and Chicago were verv close
In the race for leadership, the former
c ty showing a record of 4IS.000 packages
and the latter one of 43S.0OO packages.
Boston stood third with 174.000 packages,
while Philadelphia reported H7.O0O and
St Louis 14.1.000. Then came Jersey City
with tX.onn, Detroit With 4j,X. Baltimore
with tiOiA Cincinnati with 37.000, and San
Francisco with K.0IH Although the vol
ume of iiarcel post huslntss was greater
durin z the first week of the service than
.the department expected, ample prepara
tion had been made for its prompt
haudllng. and the packages were re-
v-d, dispatchd. and delivered without
confusion or delay.
In order to provide the necessary equip
ment and personnel to accomplish this,
th Postmaster General was obliged to
utilize practically th- entire appropria
tion of J7M.on ortginallv allowed by Con
gress, and he is low asking for another
appropriation of the same amount for
expenditure during the remainder of the
current fiscal year.
Mnn'sj Anlir liv I'nst.
St Ijjuis, Jan. IK. Human ashes were
mailed hy parcel post at the St. Louis
post-office to Edwardsville. 111., where
they will be buried in the grae that was
dug for Frederick Nauniann.
. Naumann died Saturd.iv at Kdwards
Me, and preparations for the funeral
had been made and the grave dug when
it was harn-d that Nuumann's will di
rected that the hodv hi cremated. The
bod then wa-. hrouaht to the St Louis
Cremators
PLANS TRIBUTE TO BURNS.
nf UoMilnetn
lllrlllila.
llbrne Pnrl
Plar
5 are nearly completed for the
pnnual banqu. t of the Siint Andrew's
Sooiety of Wri-hinirtoii. to le held at
"Rausrhcr's Janliar J." at 7 o'clock.
This is the anniversary of the blrtb of
Robert Burns and the evening's pro
gramme will be mainly uetoted to the
celfbratlon of the poet's birthday. The
programme will be announced later.
Ever thine connected with the even-
.fni; w-11 lie St-ottish in its nature IJatr
' pipes and other things, even to special
Wishes on the menu, will be typical of
the native land of the creat poet.
Ar ancenients. for the event are In
the hands or .i committee composed of
R bert Watfon. chairnun: N. Maxwell
K rr Gilmour, secretary: Alexander
McKenzie. Ir. Cieorce ilacDonald. and
Frank Ma. k
TO ORGANIZE COUNCIL.
Icpemlf-nt tl
r Son
f .limndnb
.ll.-lit.
In Mold Meet
ne T
A new
ncil f
of the Independent
adab, will be organ
t t42 Iuisiana Ave-
Order Sons of Jt
lzed this evet.ing
nue A number
1 temperance
workers have signified their Intention
to be present and affiliate, and It Is ex
pei ted the charier list will be a long
one It is declared to be the Intention
of the promoters to have a live social
and beneficial organization, and it has
beer suggested that the? new body be
named John C. Daley Council, in honor
or Police t'apt. Daley. bec.iue of his
earnest efforts as an official and citizen
In behalf of sobriety and civic better
ment Representative Caleb Powers of Ken
tucky and Capt. Daley will address the
rneeting A special call also has been
issued to former members of the Inde
pendent Order Sons of Jonadab to
join the new council.
finrri.
stalls OHIrrr
At the last regular muster of Porter
Garrison, Army and Navy Union, the
following officers were Installed by Na
) tlonal Deputy Edward Linn, for 1913:
Jihn C Daley, commander; Lemuel Fu
gltt. S V commander: Joseph B. Mudd.
J V commander; John A. Hebrew, ad
jutant John Ash. paymaster; William
A Coulter quartermaster; C. L. Platz,
officer of foe day: J. M. McGrath. officer
of the watch, and James W. McCor
ralck. chaplain.
nmes R Co-respondent
Alleging misconduct and na
ling a
erf-respondent. Margaret Ellen Myers
yesterday filed suit for absolute divorce
fi;om Albert Philip Myers. They were
married In Philadelphia, Pa, June 6,
ISM and hae one child. Plaintiff
charges that her husband deserted her
August 29. 1S3I.
New York. Jan. 10. Bradstreet's to
morrow will say:
There Is more life In trade this week.
though post-holiday Influences still rule
In some wholesale and Jobbing lines. The
widespread cold wave accompanied by
snow in the West, and rain South and
East had variable effects on retail trade,
but on the whole the effect was bene
ficial, because helping the distribution
of winter, wearing apparel, shoes, and
rubber goods. In nddltion, the coal trade
was benefited by the cold snap and the
winter wheat crop, hitherto bare, re
ceived a fair snow covering.
"In jobbing lines there was-more done
or 11, , HeTlTverv of heavy winter H
lor prompt d?"W f vy wimerj
buuus. ia Bintu ,i,w.c.. ....
features were the openings of fall lines
of dry goods and clothing, with a fair
Interested manifested, the slightly more
active deniand ,tor raw wool by worsted
manufacturers and the continued good
demand for lumber at high prices. In
the northwest loggers have had a good
season, but labor Is scarce. In the iron
and steel Industry pig iron Is quiet, and
the railroads are out of tho market for
rails, but specifications for cars and
equipment are very large. Production in
all lines Is large, following December,
when all records of production were
broke There Is a marked scarcity in
seml-finlshed steel. The shoe trade
shows more life in the West with Job
bers and manufacturers, and In the East
manufacturers selling direct to retailers,
nport good orders. A good spring busi
ness is. however, on tne oraer uim.
"Business failures for the week end
Irg January ' were 37S. the largest total
for any corresponding week since 1WS.
and one that compares with 2S7 last week
trnd 331 a year ago."
MANY OPPOSE CUSTOM
HOUSE REORGANIZATION
Busine. Men Protest Against Abolish
ment of Subports AH
Over Country.
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeaBh
Is meetlnc with a flood of opposition to
Ms customs service reorganization
scheme, such as has been confronted bv
the Secretary of War on his plan to
weed out useless army posts, and that
of the Secretary of the Navy to elimi
nate small and expensue navy ards.
Since some of the features of the plan
of efficiency and economy in the reor
ganization of the customs service have
become known in different sections of
the country, hundreds of letters have
reached the department, and scores of
Senators and Representatives have call
ed, all in prote.-t against the consum
mation of the plan. Among those In op
position to the new arrangement are a
large number of big business houses lo
cated In the smaller cities, where the
present subports may be abolished.
While many Congressmen and others
agree with the Treas-ury officials that
the plan Is a good one on the whole,
they Insist that ports in their own dis
tricts be spared. About the only Con
gressman who has declaretd hlmseir In
favor of the plan In all Its features N
Representative Cox of Ohio, chairman
of the Committee on Expenditures In the
Treasury Department, and it Is under
stood that he Is being besieged with
protest from h.s constituents, who fear
that they may Ihm- some Federal favor
by the consolidation scheme.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Curtis, who Is working tint the details
of the plan. Is following lines that will
injure a ni're efficient and economical
cuMoms service and getting as far as
possible from politics He cannot hope,
under the present system of appointing
collectors, to eliminate politics from the
personnel, but lie is attempting to have
the locations of ports entrely free from
Mich influence He holds that this will
le accomplished to a considerable extent
liv having a dl-trlct extended into an
adjoining State, although In lliott cases
a district will be confined to one State
alone.
The ports and subports to be abolished
will be placed under a deputy collector,
who will report directly to district head-
quarters A liig saving will ne mane in i
renting and maintaining offices and in
salaries. It is proposed to eliminate the
pcrsonn'i of the j-ervice from about ' t
official'! and employes to about .'. Not
all of those at offices to be abolished will '
lose out. however, since one official will
be retained as deputy collector and a
few from each office will be required to
take care of the additional work at the ,
headquarters port. 1
The Treasury authorities feel required.
under the law pasd at the last session
of Congress, authorizing the consolida
tion, to save at least $700,000 annually
so as to hold the entire cost of the i us
toms service within the sum of ll.(i.X.
A S750 C0N0VER BABY
GRAND PIANO FOR YOU
The public Is invited to enter a special
competition announced by The Advocate
for the contest worker casting the most
votes in The Herald's 125,000 contest, be
tween the dates of December 2S, 1312, and
January IS, 1913.
The prize Is a J.oO Conover baby grand
piano, purchased from Percy Foster, the
piano merchant, 1330 G Street Northwest.
You need not be a contestant to compet
for this special award, but all votes must
be cast for some registered contestant
The high value of the award and the
small effort required to secure It Is rally
ing thousands of contestants and their
supporters to renewed enthusiasm.
The Conover baby grand has been
placed on exhibition at the Contest Build
ing. 714 Thirteenth Street Northwest,
where you are Invited to call and ex
amine it. The Advocate and his corps of
helpers are being deluged with votes, and
they will Increase as this special com
petition progresses.
To be counted for the piano award, all
votes must be cast not later than 9 p. m.
on January 15, 1913.
AsUs Absolnle Divorce.
Bertha Ethel Ready yesterday filed
suit for absolute divorce from Morris
Heady, alleging misconduct and nam-
lnc a co-respondent. They were mar
ried In this city September 11. 1S89. and
have four children.
l.nnc Gini for Treasurer.
Isaac Uans is being supported as the
next treasurer of the Chamber of Com
merce, ills friends on tne rjoara ot
directors will nominate him He has the
sunrjort of A. Llsner, the lncum
bent, who has signified his intention to
retire from office at the expiration of his
term.
President Grants n Reprieve.
President Taft veEterdav granted a re
prieve in favor of Charles L. Hyde, of
Pierre, S. Dak. Hyde was recently con
victed of fraudulent use of the malls
and was sentenced to six montns in
prison and a fine of J3,O00. His attorneys
claimed a lack of sufficient evidence.
ATJTO BEFALBS.
AUTOMOBILE TlRES-FAOTOHY "SECONDS"
Diamond. Hertford. O. & J and United Stales
tiro; new. fresh stock: all tn go 40 per cent off
liit. Thesa bargains won't lit long.
JONES KESSLl.ll w..
(05 E ST. NW. THOSE SL 3055.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
AUTOMOBILES.
t-PAsa autos. n hook: 2TMand
autos for sale. Lin. 253 STEAM
AUTO SHOP.
SOUTHEAST GARAGE AM) AOT "Ep1?
Shop, D Kli Et K rhOM Lincoln CO. Vnl
canlling. gasolm. oDi: lire, storage. month.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WILL GIVE COLLATERAL SECU
rlty worth $7,500 for J2.200 for 5 mos.;
pay 6 per cent Interest and liberal com
mission. Address BOX W. B. C, Her
ald office.
BILLIARDS, BOWLING. POOL.
NEW YORK POOL PARLOR.
G- N. HARRIS. 1230 Pa. Ave, mr.
CHiROPODY.
CORKS. BUNIONS. AND INGROWING NAILS
treated without tain. N. LOWE, snerestor to Dr.
Geo. White. 1111 ra. Ate. nw. Phono M 451
FOR SALE OR RENT.
REAL ESTATE.
ULT OUK SALES AND RENT LISTS.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
M4 Pa. Ave. S. E.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
GENT'S FUR - LINED OVERCOAT:
hlch-class Parisian collar: genuine.
Worth S50. sacrifice for $30; quick buyer.
C141-I L Street Northwest.
FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES'
IKS I7TII ST. NW-ONLY SS.M; 9 LARGE
liett looms and bath: in cood condition: cot!
ient !o Connecticut Ave. can and schools. Don't
miss this bargain. II. It. HOWENSTEIN CO.
1311 F St. nw., or 7th and II Sta. ne.
MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE;
rooms, lath. hall, furnace, grates, gaa. setrr; lot
rent. 124 35th St
HAVE YOUR RENTS INSURED.
YELLOTT & STUBBLEFIELD.
I4th and U Sts. nw. Phone N. 4U.
FOR RENT STORES.
TO. TIO. AND IIS HTH ST Ntl-TIIUEi; UE
siraWe new atrrr; a chanre In ct in a fan erow
ng neihbortiMl for a moderate rent ; mlern
mmenleneea and UTCf ahow window. II R. HOW
KS'mTEIN CO.. 1311 V M. nw. or 7th ai.d II
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES.
FOR SALE A RIO BAROAIN, SEAR
ly new modern corner store. Situated
near 7th and K Sts. ne. Contains laree
store on 1st floor: fine cellar: flat of 4
rooms and bath on i'd floor; furnace,
heat, neighborhood lmprovinc all the
time. This Is a fine business opportu
nity See us at nn.-e II. R. IIOWKN
STF.IN CO., 1311 F St. nw.. or 7th and
II Sts. ne.
FOR KALE A HEVBN-ltOOJI HOUSE. STORE,
and ataWe. orro""t' Ean Market. ;ood loca
tion and cheap Addrra Hor G. HeraM.
SEND FOR OUR MO LIST OF FARMS
for sale. MARION DUCXETT & SON.
Cll F Street Northwest
rARUS. LAROE AND SMALL. NEAR WASH-
lcrtco; rlter ittea. Ac H. Q MACK ALU Met-
rcpotltan Bant Rid.
LOTS.
PINE CREST.
Keep jour eye on PINK CRF.ST: they
are rolling lots in this subdivision this
week at SI" Pee J. P. DAVIS. 30
Bond Bldg. Phone M. S3. .
sunuRnAN.
SUBURBAN.
Suburban Home Bartrains.
! nice home and four lots Northeast.
at District lino, one fjre. onlv S1.1i.
; 10 acres Northwest, at District line;
on fine road. JJ.K0
10 aires at Arlington. Va : on pike; a
fine home and line elevation: K..-A
Nice home at Rlverdule. J1.4l.
I I acre at Franklin Park, S7C0.
I It. acres at Falls Church. Va : near
station, eight
and lath. Sl.TTA
See me at oni
. ;nt now Main
CONWELU
I42S New York Avenue. N. V
LOTS WANTED.
j jp YOU WANT TO CONVERT YOUR
i vacant lots into -ash see or write us at
J once, giving location and price.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
HELP WANTED.
MALE.
I A N T K D-WIUTE MEN TO WASH
InifnwK and one colored houseman
NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING
COMPANY. Hh and D Sts. nw.
N INTELLIGENT PERSON MAT EARN IKS
mnvthlr ntimmntln2 for newtparers: no canraat-
ln; aend for rarticulan. I'RESS SYNDICATE.
M. Locrport. N. Y.
I MADE tjSO.tm IN FIVE TEARS WITH A
email mail crder buslneea; berin with 0; eend
lor free booklet: telli how. UEACOCK. S53. Locs-
rcrt. N. T.
FEMALE,
AN INTELLIGENT TERSON MAT EARN flOS
monthly eorrcarendlnf for pewarareri: no eaneaaa-
.- ot for oartlmlira. TEESS SYNDICATE,
lot. Lorirort. N. Y.
N0NMELDCAL.
PHYSICAL TRAINING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Body bmldins. rouble buildlnc. weight reduced.
General raaace. VlUlitr restored.
PROP. PAUL RRAGO. 5 Qnlncr Tlace ne.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
FIRE ESCAPES. PORCHES. IRON FENCES;
window marda. areclai. BRUNO BBO. A CO.
428 G St. nw. Phone M. fW.
PERSONALS.
WORKI NGMEN ANY THOUGI ITFl. L
nnd well informed man knows that
there nre different ways of saving clear
cash; best way Is to buy from us; big
lot new pants or sllghtlv used overcoats,
S3 to SIP. JCSTH'S OLD STAND. 9 P.
WHAT IS IT YOU WISH TO KNOW ?
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE
SERVICE,
Licensed and llonded. Founded 1SS3.
Suites S23-Z2t-l-KR Colorndn
Ilullillng.
nione Main S3. A eeoret eerrice of the hlcnert
character Tcrfrm for Prints Inditlduals. Mer
chant Cormrationa. Attorneja. Ac. Thia errice
enjora the hichett rredentlala eecr giren a similar
inMttntlon In America. Reliable. Trustworthy. Cn
impeaehiblo Men. thoroughly trained for each de
partment Our offices are arranged u to Insure
the utmost priracy. Intricate and delicate intestlga
tlons a noilty. Consulution and adik-e free and
strictly confidential. Direct reiTesentaUres ta etery
part of the ciTilired world. For prompt sertice on
Sunday loo Mr. Bradford'a residence, tunibla
15M; If not answered. rone Mr. Welle. North 1TS6.
MORGAN BRADFORD. Jr PrtnHpaL
(Late U. S. Government Service.)
A. Wade Wells. Superintendent.
IVntil Tobacco TnrllT to Slnud.
Hartford. Conn.. Jan. 10. The New
England Tobacco Growers' Association
at the annual meetlne held to-day adopt
ed resolutions which will be presented
to the Vays and Means Committee of
Congress, protesting against any reduc
tion of the tariff on leaf tobacco.
PLUMBING AND BEPnTRS.
EXPERT PLUMBING. HEA"?-.. jKP
tlnnlnff. HENRY L. STREB.BON.
427 R st. nw. N. SOW.
PAWNBROKERS.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON' DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY.
LOUIS ABRAHAM?
MOVED TO OS " ST- " w-
PIANO TUNING.
IANO TUNING. L50; WORK. GUAR-
anteed; 30 years' experience i in "P
work. T. HOLVERSON. 13a East Cap.
I0ST AND FOUND.
LOST-FRIDAY AFTERNOON. IN vi
clnity of Hth and Glraxd 8Ul: silver
mesh purse, bearing- Initials i a. a.
ta.mv 1C11 Torlr TTnfln.
SB.C0 EEWAItD-DOQ. ON HATLRDAY. JAN. .
white female pointer. meKonro - -
pot cat ahoulder; B mcotna cm. uuao. iu-
Maaa. At. nw.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
LOANS ON INDORSED NOTES,
stocks, all kinds collateral. I bur
notes. Second trusts on real estate. No
red tape. Can accommodate same aay
that aSly. R. R. BENNETT. 619 Ut.
oanic mag. m jaoiu o
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL E8TATB
in small anl targe sums, aii i--tlons
conducted with tonom!cU gor."-
erauon xor wirunn .".- 12. .TIT. ml
DERS & CO.. Southern Bldg.. Wl Intn BL
MONEY TO LOAN on approved dtyryat
estate at lowest current rates: ipeclM
privileges with respect to rorpaymenU.
Tyler ft Rutherford. Inc. n 15tn Bt
STEAM, HOT-WATER HEATING.
uvrtfiTrn 1n urARU.Alli I1EAT1NO. TUB
J. a. OliTfrCa. SlOOMSLnw. TtL W tt.
REFRIGERATORS.
MeCRAT REFRIGERATORS
And Cooling Rooms are Unequalecl.
MeCRAY REFRIGERATOR c
1i V t. nw.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.
WANTED- Mj a ttudmt. work for room and board:
handy around bouea; not choicT. B S9. ""-
aid Office.
SEWING MACHINES.
B1NOER 8EWINO MACHINES. O DOWN AND
We pet wa. H. B. GIVEN. 3 Ta. Ate, n. rtmna.
REPAIRED AND WARRANTED:
OPPKNHEIMKR. 800 E St. nw.
TINNING AND HEATING.
oTmTYEATMAN. TINROOF1NO. BEPAIR1NO.
n.:prleearlhL eth A Hi. Are. w. rhoo H. f.
WINDOW CLEANING.
t-HONE M. I1S TO HAVE TOUR W1MK1W
cleaned. Aejse tvlndow Qualm Ofc. tO O nw.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
100 OLD FEATHERBEDS AND PJL-
low-s at once by the CAPITAL BED-
DINO CO. K41 7th St. nw Tel. N. K.
WINDOW SHADES & SCREENS.
Oomrrehenalta ajaorrmenti tn rtoct and nads t
ero ahadea. rreena. and oocrn. Prteas alwsjs r
aonable. BatlaaactJon couastaeA,
ft? n4 li EOesMatt's ar-
PROPOSALS.
llEfAUT.MK.NT OK THE INTERIOR. WAMIISO
ton I), f Jan.iarr 1 15UL Sealed rropoila win
be rrcelted at tlita deiwrunrnt until I o'clock n. "..
SATI'MIAY Jannarr 3. UO. and then evened, le.
lewirtnj rorn. too . in the Penidon Ofnew
BnlMttur. Waahlriton. I. C . in accordance with
lecmcationa. eoiaea of which maT b obtained nrou
aptaicatlon to the chief cf tho Peimrtment. Th
njht n-Mrred to rexrt aw or all t!- AddreM
rropo"ala to the Secretarr of the Interior and indone
vim entelope TonI for rewlrlnj roorna. top
Boor. I'en-ion OSSce Rulldtaf." LEWIS C. LY
LIN. A4ant Secmaif. UM
I'ROroSAI. I-OR CLOTHINO. At" TREAS
urrra OSire. V. S. rtoMlen' Heme, vfaahlrxton,
I C. January . 1U. Kealed proroal will be
recened at thi. offk-e until two (II o'clock n, ..
THt'RSKAY. Jannirjr 3. lUl and then pnblielj
opened for mannfactonns and aopplltcc dothir.1
.1 ...nrn. S.mnlM TVTWMVI Majlkf. and
LflriL.i. tiimihMt noon anpLeation. Tho
njht la rererd to reject anr or all bkla.
dre. TA1T II. C CLARK Treurrr.
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRF-MIER ARRIER OI" THE oOCTTf.
N. R - Followlnj ichedule "euro puMUhed onle
aa informalkar and are not xnartnteed.
TRAINS I.EVVE WAMUNOTON.
For Atlanta. Mrtntjorcery. Mobile. New Orleua.
!3n m m and 11-.15 n. m. dallr Irlnlrx can.
For n-.altanooja ind MemphU, eia Aaherllle. I:M
p m. ind lo-W p m daily
For Atlanta, t'olumbuv Rtrmlnrham, 130 a.
nd IJS n m. daily Pintne can.
For Atlanta. Anniiton. Tilladeta. Calen. Selma,
It-JJO a m. and 43S p. m. dally, and rar unlonTown.
rt....i.. fttl.n -TA m dalle, tltntne nn.
Foe Rrw'roke rtrltol. KociTflle. Chatfanoosa. Blr
minelum Men-!ian Viek'bure. New Orleans W.'J
r, m di!e Dlninc ear.
For R-MnoVe, Knottille. Ooattanoosa. Naihrtlle.
Memnln 4 10 a m. daily Sleerinc car may be
oenmird afteT H) rn m. UlnlcE car.
For AhertlV. 15) a ra . 5a p. m., and Wrtl p.
m dailr ninlns rara.
Koe Cnlnrabua. Surnrnerrllle. Charlnton. Alien,
Aneita. Farannah. Jlrunawick. Jackaonnlle. and
Florida rointi. J35 p. in. daily. Dinir ran.
Tourtrt car for CalJornta dally except Sunday,
433 p. m.
For Kantllle (local). 7-5 a. m. dally.
Foe Harriwinlnirc 33 a. m. dally tparior carl,
13 n m. (parlor car), and lis p. m. week daya.
For rhariotteiriue tloeaii. lai . m. ana iju
rn dallr.
Fcr Warrenton. ISO a. m.. 1KO a. ra . 4 fi p. ra.
dally: 3:X p. m. Irartor ear). rai3 p. in. an
week daa. Ij. . nuuH.. iienerat Arrnr.
E&stoffii SBnoiT
Sir ec4 Rajpad Transa4
Servsce
66
9
Vnr i-tnihorne. St. Michael's. Royal Oak.
Easton. and all points on R. C. & A.
t rr rn ncoAn Cltv leave W. R. & A.
station. Fourteenth Street and New
York Avenue.
cm . m dnllv except Rundav.
4:05 p'. m. dally except Saturday and
Sunday.
i.nr. n m Rattirdav only.
Direct service to and from Cambridge
n.1 n-rtnrA Ij!ive W. R. & A. Sta
tion. Fourteenth and New York Avonue.
3:05 p. m. dally except Sunday.
1 :05 p. m. Sunday only.
For return time-table call at Yv-. B. ft
A. R. R. office.
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY
srnEnri.E in effect oct. s. mh
Iate Wanhintton. New Union SUtlon.
sin a m. Dally-All nointa on Norfolk & vTejIern.
10 -ID p. m- Dally-Roanoke. BrlstoL Wlnlton
Parein, KnoiTlIIe, Chattanooga. NaahrUle. New Or
leana. Through aleeper. Dining ejn.
4 -ID a m.-Fbr BrltoI, Knortllle, Chattanoogl.
Naahrllle. and Meraphla. Waehington-Memphlj
aleepera open at 1 p. m.
For Norfolk-Leao dally 43) a. ra. and 121 noon.
Arrito Norfolk 113) a. m. and S JO p. m. Parlor
4:10 p.
n.ilr TterrrTllle. Luray. Shenandoah.
Tralna from the Southweat arrife, : a. m.. KM
P. m.. and 1105 a. m. oauy.
All Information HIS New York Aeenne. cppojlta
Bond Bonding.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.
S-1S p rn. dallr-Sleeprrs to Loulntlle. Clndnnia
Indlan.ro!!.. I SL Loula.
dally luunan uj .uituuu ,in
, chlcieo.
11:10 p.
dailr-Kleepera to Virginia Rot Errtagj.
Cincinnati, and LonlsTllIe.
Offices. SB Ta. Ae.. ISO F EL. and Union Station.
LOAN SOCIETY.
On DUraonda. Watrho,
Jawslry, ska. Capttal. P.GQV
on. BtrieueA prrracy. l
asnaa by leading bank sod
Brwatwpers, Bonded to taa
DaatxtcL
PaUIDKNTUL LOAM
SOCIETY.
Water BMg.. la Ka Bt. w.
One. Grant Plaos.
LOANS.
MONEY FOR BALARIED PEOPLB
and others upon their own ruunws;
cheap ratea, easy paymanU, coBfldratuL
D.ttTOLMAN. Room0& oO 15th St. w.
money A
Jo to 25t
1 No EztTM M
Everything' for Everybody
Anybody Desiring Anything NotLisWd Below Will Receive Full Information
Free by Addressing the "Everything for Everybody Department
. .... inAtretvinve.
J. SAHUAin fjy X.ZZ, 'i Twa v Pert
A. JIONTU. CO.. MD.. WrTHJBLDCS .S3 PEH
acre; ethwri, all kmda. uuaiwi, iwi --.
. ... -m. w cfu-vwE-nw (BATIBT.
ILlOPEil YARD FOtt s3T KIND. FREtDMAN.
AARON & CO T3 Uth St, nw.
ABBREVIATED AtCCOBTJ ACCEPTED
BIO CHICKEN propoaltion of fO Uyinf h IW
ale at ,5,5(0. W. 6. Brownlns. E. Falli Chnrcli. .
A BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP
WlTIfSUNDlllES OF ALL KINDS AND OMB
anleed work. F. DE POItTIEBS, 130 ML Are. no.
ABSOLUTELY A BARGAIN.
ASI. AND ENU. ENCY. OF MW, ID ED.. WITH
nprnts. Only Pi 409 Com. Bank Bid.
A BOOKBINDER OF EXPERIENCE.
OLD BOOKM. MAGAZINES. REP., M?"
Geo. A. Slmooda, Eoom 35, 110 F St. TeL M. 6-oa
ABSOLUTELY TESTED WORK.
REBUILT TIRES CHEAP. AUTO TIRE RLPAlll
Works, Uth and O Sts. nw. Phone N. ITS.
ABSOLUTELY COIIREST STYLES
i e .TituM' K-r. rii-VTH- TAILOIUNU FROM
woolena, raohalra. tUks, linens. L Bint, lfth A K nw.
. v.wt. avn cunnVTn nfrASRS
CURED BY ENTOKCED REoTORINO. BLOOD
dicaUtkro. Booklet. IT. ll.N.i'. l-aracr, ju.o
. n.-TarC2 irwVTt.
NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE. J. SALE POS-
TON (INC.), ISB F St. nw. Tot Jiaia itn.
. 7 T.Cirn tlflJt. R CEXTS
H. T. OPFTERIIINOElt. ilFO. SOLD BI LEAD-
Ine dealers, factory, wisoai. nw.
mncT.rt.iM ncan ftTORB
With perlodlcala. toja. candy, notlona, and all nerca-
ttica. O. A. LUCUUKI, 111 l ne.
. pnnn IK'l-TMPT
BIUNfirl KKSULTS. TRT TUB WASniSGTOX
JIEIIALD. Telephone Jllln ijuu lor rruii.
it. aciiTH ivn mtitoNIC rIS-
KjGLs. DB.ELfiIN. UBI ST. PRIVATE rRAO
tlce. Fees moderate, in. iiain .tti.
at Nevneenib'e. end of walL TeL Lincoln 13U.
ALWAYS QUALITY PRINTERS to
THE OARNAILtN PRESS. r&SM O STREET NW.
TeL Main 6H8, L. A. ItobcrU. ManajTr.
ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU
("OLORADO BILLIARD PARLOR. HILUAKOS,
PoiJ. Clean. JU Hth St. nw. Tel. M. KO.
. ..- mirLnrtirA1IM Pf?H
nU'AIRED. IVORT AW COMPOSITION WLLS
remodeled, eqoal to new. D J. Dorani. C L.
. ..mnnn IL'nn. JU.' EIPERIEXCK
UIRRORa KEMILVERED: BEHT WORK; 10-YR.
ruarantec. MAX BIIOTSKY CO.. 631 F SL nw.
. T lilTF!n
EWTIMATis FI'IINISHED FOR PAINTING AND
decoratine. TeL SSL H13 H St- nw.
vnmnvi: .PVIll.-ne. CRATP.S. Ar.
JOHN HEIUiErfr COllNIMi. TU Shorj. SSVSS
Uth St. nw. Telephone Main 1M4.
a .- -t ii'l'iaTr! nm.T. INSTALLED
COuVlETE FOR n.50: REOULVR fc.50 OUTFIT.
U. M. SUCK. Oilrf EMi in. m. Jiei.
a . j-wta-ia,T TAIVTP1TL.
OCT NEXT TO MERCER PAINTIXQ AND PA-
pcrlns. W'ra. C. Merorr. Hot I- at aei. n. w.
A WORD TO THE WISE. .
M AND S ACRtf LOTS. SILVER SPltrNC
Park; eaay termv M. B. Retnore. I3 Etans Bldi.
A PERFECTLY TAILORED SIJIT.
ir unT DK31RINO ONE. CALL AT
SICKLES i BAILEYS. ISD F. TeL M. Itn.
innnrTir! WANTED LEARN
FR'eNCH MILUNEIIY. POSITIONS FURNISHED
aher leannin N. V. Acaaemy or juuuiktt. iiu ucu
ARCHITECTS DRAWING MATERIAL
riiKO a. bcuMiirT; na urn st. north-
weaL Phone Main VB6.
i nTlBTlr arl.nnAI. nEHlflN.
J. 1L PMALL A BONS. TELEl'UONE MAIN 3W.
Corner Uth and It sta.
ARTISTIC SIC.NS. WE WRITE THEM
E.;u: sins co. shin's, posteil!. miow
Card. SB Mh St. nw. "Let us sn acrjuainiea.
4HTISTIC ITMnitKLLA. PAILVSOLS
MADE; CW'ERINO AND REPAIRING A Sl't-
dalty. Gnawuuld. HI Uth nw. ael. Jiaia axo-m.
ASK FOR DIAMOND COFFEE.
AT TOUR GROCEBS. P. W. BROWNING i
BRO.. 3 Mlh r!L nw. Telephone Main XK.
a war inct-PII A. R AITEIL. 4elN K NW.
ABOUT PLUMBING, TINNING. HEATING. RL-
modeUns in all tranches. Tej. Jiam uu.
ATHLETIC SPORTINO GOODS,
AMT SAFETY ItAZ)R IILADH SHAItl'ENED,
Zc National eportins Goods Co.. 424 Sth SL nw.
aar-T-n TIIIR TtRPAIRIXG.
TlRia AND TIRE REPAIRING. USE OCR
free air. Wlson-Goucher Tire Co.. 1TO Hth. N. S9L
ALTO. EVERYTHING THAT COM-
ITJItT DEMANDS FOR THll MOTORIST
lteid'a. ia Oonnecucnt Art. Phone, N. SOtJT.
AUTO TIRES AND VULCANIZING
FREE FROM DEFECT. PICKLING A CO.. IIU
I BL nw. Tel.
AUTO TIRES & TIRE REPAIRING.
L. ;; IIERRIMAN. COIL VER. AVE. L ST..
Waahlnston, D. C. TeL Aorta tu.L
f-roMnnfl.R PAINTIN'fi.
ESTIMAT1M FX'RNISHED OVER TELEPHONE.
Call ua on N. ML n. . iia.lai ias., ua n u bw,
.i-i-cif nillUI, rOMPANY.
rUNEltAL DESIGNS AND CUT FLOWEBa.
IfM P. Aee. mone w. .Ji.
BANJO. MANDOLIN. GUITAR
LESbt)NS BT MR. L. A. CALIBAN, 110 STn ST.
no. Instructor, Georsetown UniTemlty.
BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOL.
laftr.1IUN. ClIIKOPODY. SCALP TREAT
ment, halrdresnnE. dyeing, mf. PoUard. 1510 Hth St.
nax-ar lrnll KAVIVGS.
i p:k (IENT INTEREST OX SAVINGS AO
Counta. U. . nanngs ana, um vw imi nw.
nc-ns ln BEDDING.
IL A. LINGER. JIL. 3 G ST. NtV. TELE-
pbone Main 5i
BENJAMIN CLOTHES FOR MEN.
A.". BENNETT & CO., COR. N. Y. ANE. i
Uth SL Uata. furniahlngi, Emcoon ahoce,
BEST CHILI CON CAIINE.
TAKE HOME. A BOX OF RANCH CHILI. TO
ba bad at all leading lunch roums.
nEST MILK AND BUTTERMILK.
DIRECT FROM OUR OWN FARM. J. M. FORD
A. Son, 603 15th SL nw. Dairy lunches,
BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES
ALL BTYLKS-ALL SIZES-ALL I1UCES. NEW
York Cycle Co., UB G St. nw.
BICYCLE REPAIRING TIRES.
UNICORN TIRES. IL55; HARTFORD SECONDS,
JLSO. ITU ti L CYCLE CO.. Tth A; L Sta.
BIRDS DOGS PETS.
BCUMID'S BIRD STORE. IB KTH ST. NW.
TeL M. SOL
nOARDING. LIVERY. AND SALES
STABLES. REASONABLE RATES. SPECIAL TO
drummers. Norman Cnrbin, 311 Mo. Are. M. CEO.
BRASS AND COPPER WORKS.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. CORNICE. TIN
ning. ranges. HOT E SL OICHNEB,
SoBA"!reiF' THE BEST IN THE CITT. WIL
SON CAFE. U nb SL nw.
CARPENTERS AND nUILDERS.
JAEGER & leARDLE. 6J8 F bT. JOBBINO A
Ireclalty. lYompt aerrire.
CARPENTER AND CABINET WORK.
LOCKSMITH. GENERAL REPAIRS. ALL
kinds. C. E. IIUCKITS Pa. Ate.
CIGARS. CIGARETTES. CANDY.
NEWSPAPERS. MAGAZINES. STATIONERY.
J. W. TEFFT. MOO Pa. Ate. TeL M. 31L v
CLOCKS. WATCH, JEWEI.nY RE-
PAlHlxr.. WOItK CALLED FOB, AND DEL1V-,
end. T. X. Anderson, OS Hth SL nw. TiL M. SU6.
Main SOL Makers of Y. M. C. A. Clgan.
e-r nTivwvtl nv fTTtEDlT.
SEE OUR STOCK UIOH-GKADE MEN'S AND
wotnm'a dothing. S. IL Btrmaa. 151S Ita St. nw.
ff l u a- ! nnafV.n
SOMERSET B. WATERS, WHOLESALE GRT
cer, HO "th, SL nw corcex O. TeL North 154.
mimtnil TfT1II AND 1VELL CO.
WE DRILL WELLS. AND DRILL THEM R1UUT.
2 mh SL nw. Phona Mala IMS.
rol.lIm TRANSFER STORAGE-
CO". 905 N. Y. AVE. NW, FHONH M. UUe.
lidded rans. J4 and load, racking, shipping.
CAMirpnefir. ntrtAtrt f4nOP.
AUTO REPAIRING. MACHINE WORK. AUTOS
lur hire. 3(3 eth SL nw. Main W.
nrenn iTivc. x. plPPnHANCINC.
3 PER CENT CHE.VPER THAN OTHER FIRMS.
For esL TeL Lin. S3). Chaa. IL ilysoo. j a. w
DETECTIVE SERVICE. ,..,., .,
ttiiimmt-H iiKTCfrriVIS SERMCE. Li
censed and bonded. Colorado Bldg. Phone M. 3a
e-7 tiein rictn. In STENTS.
11. T. oVtTERDI.NGER. MFG. SOLD BV LEAD-
Ing dealers. Factory. 504 Sth CL nw.
DIME MESSENGER SERVItTE,, INC.
roil gb'ICKEMT AND MOST RELIABLL BLU'
Ice call Main 5U0-ZL Mrs. L KRES31N.
nninrmee axn mfADES.
T1EO. t. KOLB. VENETIAN BLINDS. ROOJI J.
7D Hth SL l-hono SL .
DUPLICATING "FLEXOTYPE."
LETTER DUPLICATING. OKFIOk. I'RINTING
machine. Tho Natl Supply Co.. 1HT N.Y. At. M. 155.
ELASTIC HOSIERY. .
TRUSMEM. SICK-ROOM SUPPLIES. MeKEL
burgical Inatrument Co.. 1004 F BL nw. TeL M. 10.
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION.
IL A. BUSCHER. X30 M hT. NW. TLL WEST
5S Inlght. 3Cyl. SuiTliea, motors, armature srindmg.
ELECTRIC INSTALLATION. ,
IMPAIRING. JIOTORS. SUPPLIES. niRTY
ELECTRICAL CO.. U Uth SL nw. Main CKO.
ELECTRICAL WORK. LOW PRICES.
BY EXPERT ELECTRICIAN. JOHN COLLINS.
New rjuarters. 46: C SL nw. TeL Mala 51L
ELLMOnE VALVELESS AUTOS.
No taite grinding, no cart-m depteits: guaranteed.
Ft demonatrallona itax JIain 8115. SSUN. nw.
rvemren rAitns. iv'iTATIONS.
BREUOOD. lNGRAVERo. EMBOhhEHS. STA-
tloners. c. 513 Uth BL nw. TeL M. SHJ.
Evnntvivc np i.i. Kivns.
TUB NATIONAL ENGRAVING COMPANY, S
Hth SL Phone Main 1C9.
EVERYBODV TALKS FAVORABLY
OF OHIO DAIRY LINCH. CLEAN ALWAYS.
Corg? Zagos, (II Hth SL nw. TeL M. 49.
EVERYTHING IN PAPER, 4c
P. ANDREWS PAPER COMPANY. TWO
xtoree. &53 Louisiana Ate., 1S1 F SL nw.
niPP.nT rAltPEVTEH. BUILDER.
WJI. P. TILt FURD. CARl'ENTEll AND
builder. B 4ih St. nw. ITompt aenlce always.
p.TppiiT Ki.KfrrinriAxs.
WIRE MAIN SO. WE'LL WIRE FOR YOU.
Leonard McDowell Electric Co.. 901 H SL nw.
a.-xrf.-nT iiin'I.ess nRTl!ITRY,
TEETH WtTIIOIT PHTES. ALL FILLINGS.
53c Ult. Army A Nary Dental Asrn. EnL at r nw.
w.-vii?ut Tts.-iAiittvr:.
TINNING AND HEATING. !EO. M. TEATMAN.
Stores, furnace.. Ac (th and Md. Ate. iw. n. xa.
EXPERT ni'G WEAVING.
WASHINGTON RUG V.E.VVINO CO.. SI STB
SL nw. TeL Main 4SS. Carpet cleaning.
FLOWERS FOR EVERYBODY.
GEO. A. COM LEY. FLORIST. 1304 WISCONSIN"
Ate. nw. TH. West II.
FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS.
OUR SPECIALTY. DESIGNS AND CUT FLOW
ers. Leapley & Meyer, Florists. 305 O St, nw.
FLY SCREENS.
CEO. T. KOLB. AGENT. PORTER SCREEN
Mfg. Co.. Room 3, 72 Hth SL nw. TeL Mala m.
FOR ANYTHING IN OUR LINE.
TEL M. 4TS. I'NITED STATES STOIUliE CO.,
I1S-43) Wh SL nw. Muring, packing, shipping.
FRENCH MILLINERY' TAUGHT
LVTEST STYLES. COMPLETE COURSE IN I
weeks. E. V. Morris. 5l H SL ne. Lincoln CU-y.
FRESH nLTTEIL EGGS, A MILK.
R1VEK VIEW DAIRY. CM H ST. NE. CALL
TeJeriiooe Lincoln UX.
FUNERAL DESIGNS AND CUT
FLOWERS Ol'R SPECIALTY. C. 1. 3AUNDEKS,
Florist. IIU You SL nw. TeL N. IKL
Fl-NERAL DIRECTORS.
SHROUDS AND PILLOWS MADE TO ORDER.
Thomas R. Nallcy. 131 Uth 8L ee. TeL L M0.
FURNISHINGS. CLOTHING. HATS.
EVERY OVERCOAT IN HOUSE SOLD CP TO
3. reduced to I10.TJ. Herman's, CT Tth St. nw.
FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE.
SPOT CASH PAID FURNITURE AND MER
chandiv. P. NOTES, 3 L. Are. nw. M. SO.
GAS APPLIANCES OF ALL KINDS.
WASHINGTON GASLIGHT CO. "NEW BU3I
nes DcpL," 42 10th SL nw. Phone Main fOL
GENERAL CONTRACTING LARGE
OR SMALL JOBS. J. B. GIBBS. 1(3 L ST. NW.
Estimates on repairs of all kinds. TeL N. SOT.
GENTS KURNISHIIVG. HATS.
MOORE A CULUNAN. 433 TTU ST. NW. PHONE
Main tXS. A good hat for SLSO.
HARNESS AND HORSE GOOD:.
TRY OUR JLSO ALL-WOOL Hi LB.. SQUARE
BlankrL 8 Good Hope Rd., Anarostla. G.W. King. jr.
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED.
STRAWS AND PANAMAS CLEANED WHILE
you wait. Olympia Hat Cleaning Co.. 503 F SL nw.
HEATING. TINNING, ROOFING,
LATROBES. 40. THOH. HURDLE & CO.. W
IfflnmTii Are. nw. Telephone Main fJC7.
lIEnilKSIIOF-E' GARAGE.
EXPERT REI'AIRING. AGENTS FOR HERBES-
HOFP AUTOS. 1301 II BL ne.
luriii-rT.ASs; laundry
WASHINGTON'S BEST LAUNDERERS. PAGE'S
LAUNDRY". e E SL nw. TeL M. U17.
HIGH GRADE PRINTING.
1.0TO ENVEliOl'ES AND LETTEIUIEABS. ir.
Clarence E. Darts. 53) ICth SL nw. TeL M. ST.
HIGH-GRADE SAMPLE FURNITURE
NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED AT HALF PRICE.
E. L TAYLOR. TOO G St. nw. TeL Main 4CL
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS, SUPPLIES.
J. P. MORRISON, STATIONER. 1(1S TTU ST.
nw., opp. Technical TeL North 4K.
IDEAL PRINTING.
AT THE IDEAL PRINTERY. W. H. BREWTON.
T,M St. nw. Main 103.
TPE rnEAM. WHOLESALE. RETAIL.
HOME ICE CREAM CO.'S "PERFECT" ICE
Cream. Eth and V nw. Phono N. VX-X.
IF YOU CAN WALK! CAN TEACTI
YOU TO WALTZ. STUDIO OF DANCING.
Capitol and Ey Sta. Mme. Coulter. Lady Wood.
lVsTnllMEVrS FOR THE DEAF.
GENERAL ACOUSTIC CO.. SUITE E AND U
ETana Bldg. TeL Mala TSD.
I GUARANTEE MY WORK
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. TEL M. SL OCT
BARBEK SHOP. IB HU SL nw.
is-n.nrei.nr. ri.OCKS. A CUT GLASS
reserred for the holidays on small drposIL Schmedtl
Bros. Co.. TC4 Seienth St. nw.
IPAVM.HV ENGRAVING EXPERT.
THOMAS GERACI. TCI 1TH ST. NW. TEL MAIN
(059. Ftrst-ctwa wora; rooaexaw prx.
nv-a, vnurirlfV SAFETY CRIR.
BABY SAFE. MOTHER SURE. PRICE, g). L
T. JONES. 3 H SL Main jlb,. aiairresa maamg.
- ne, a r-rfr; tSPEriAT.TST.
FOR fURTHER INTERESTING PARTICULAR
act Dr. J. Bobert tveucnier. is toiorauo oiog.
COLUMBPHOTOa8TpVLY"t4i;i NEW
lock Are. nw. TeLMAlaUa.
. ...- wntwirtwn
wivwvra am vfnerT.AlTE.t.
ALL STYLES AND ALL SIZES AND ALL
PRICES. EDWIN E. ELLETT. 1K 9th SL nw.
v AWTTifAmiIUNG STAIR BUILDERS
& U. ADAMS CO.. 804 A bt. ar.
w, .teilfnvsiltrj! CinMRNT.4.
CARLSON BROS.. TAlLORS. 41i4U CORCORAN
BMg., opp. Treasury Bldg. TeL Main SO
MEN'S OUTFITTERS THE BEST.
Will m YEARS ONE OF THE LEADING MALE
ontEtten. JOS. 80MMERS. SOU) U St. nw.
METAL FURNITURE. .,,-
OFFICeT VAULT. AND BANK EQUIPMENT.
Sbelting. Cosaolldated Salo Co., 1110 II SL M. TC.
MILL WORK STAIR MATEIUAL.
OFFICE FIXTURES. FRAMES, DOORa. BUNDS
mold. Martla Wlegand. 451 Md. Ate. aw. TeL M. 110L
MODERN SHOW CARDS. .-
PAUL ALEXANDEU. MODK1LN SHOW CAUDS.
(3 E SL nw. Phona Main IIU
MOVING. HAULING, AND STORAGH
BY EXPERT. HEAVY WORK A bPtClALTY.
J. O. Catoc Eipreaa Co.. 409 Hth SL nw. Vtaia IBS.
MCLTTGRAPIUNG TYPEWRITING.
NATIONAL LETTER SERVICE, 510-U-B ML'N
SEY BLDO. Telrpbona sUL
NAT. SCHOOL BEAUTY CULTURE.
RildM me. HIST. BANK BLDG. (1BADUATB
ctrtlacatea) and poaltioni f omlaued. Terms iraaonahla.
vainTnar. pniVWl OF HEALING.
PROF. PARSONS. IL 4H KEN01S BLDO
iw. oor. Hth O. TeL Jjala vz. Laoy aiimoaa.
x.-taa- rnnrrr ninnra KflOP.
TEN UP-TO-DATE ULURS: EXPERT BAB
bera. Sanitary throughout. TeL M. 5005.
vviir vnnir rl.ftTKI (1 HOUSE.
OUB BLCE SERGE SUIT. 8UN-PROOF; nPE
C1AL. $10.95. W-TO 7th SL nw.
a.rj, airtvra nI.Y.
ALLAMEUICAN WATCHES IlEPAIRED. XWi.
Work ruranteed at new store. 04 E SL Mai JanoL
nDwiwpveir. mnv WOIllvS-
FIRE ESCAPES. UBJLLES. FENCE.S. WINDOW
Guaiia, Ballings, Ac Schac2er Bros.. 152 Pa. Aeje.
niDeoniVRlxr. AVn PAINTING.
W. H. MARTIN BROS.. TU NORTH CAHO-
Utu Arenua southeast.
PERFECT KID GLOVE CLEANING.
ODORLESS. SOrT. AND SMOOTH. IL C
DOUGLASS. 153J Hth St. nw. TeL North VZS.
PIipTO-EXGnAVIXU ALL KINDS.
WASHINGTON
Post Building. TeL Main CX
PnOTO-LITHOGRAPHERS.
RKPRODLOTION OF PATENT DUAWINGi A
specialty. Webb A Bocoradaki. 514 5th SL n.
PRINTING DISTINCTIVE.
THE CRANE PRINTING CO.. TW UTH ST. NW.
TeL Main SOS.
PIANOS, ORGANS. AND SICSICAL
MERCHANDISE. HENRY fcBERBACH. RE-
mcred WWIUtL nw.
PRACTICAL HARNESS MAKERS.
MAKES REPAIRING A S11X3ALTY. II. tt
CORLISS. T Tth SL- sw.
PRACTICAL PAPEnHAXGER.
FIRsT-CLAso WORK AT REASONABLE
prios. IL B. BATES, 607 (th L nw. Drop postal.
PRESSING, CLEANING, AND DYEING.
ALL KINDS UP REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
A. ARONSTEIN, OS I". A'e. Dtlliery.
nesevT rnnn IRIVTrvra ALWAYS.
CARPENTER. GOOD PlUNTfcB. UU NEW
York Ate. nw. Prompt aerriot- TeL Mala :tSL
R. S. MOTORCYCLES,
m unnKLeL DtUVKKtU IN ONE WEEK. T.
MUDD. Jr.. Inc. E3 N. Y. Att. TeL M. SOX
READING STANDARD BICYCLES,
i l!l REPAIRS AND eUPPUEel. T. N.
MCDD. Jr.. Inc.. 13 ". Y. Are. TeL M. 3M.
RENTING PROPERTY" SPECLVLTY.
FRANK WALTE1L REAL ESTATE 1NET-
menta. 301 Colorado Bldg. TeL M. CSi
i-vai tc srunnL r-nn'ATE
INSTRUCTIONS. SHORT CIT PITMAN. TYrE
wnUcg. Spanish. 1H1 U St. nw.
n,5?rNVwTTXAN EVER AGAIN". P03.
UL ELLIOTT. 1100 U EL nw. N". 336.
RUGS WOVEN BY OLD UUREL
ECLIPSE RUG CO. ARE GUARANTEED. 300
19th SL sw. Phone IL SXl-m.
SAUNDERS' FRAME SHOP. .,.
ni.vti-lllXMl a NTs RESTORING OIL PAINT-
lngs. H. Saunders, r. U. TK J-.h SL nw. TeL IL ML
SCALP TREATJIEXT 'A SPECIALTY.
mamvr.TnS HAir.DRESSING AND MAN1-
eunng. Hair cutting. T3 11th SL nw. TeL SL TJL
SELL YOUR OLD GOLD SILVER.
O. F. CARR. (14 UTH ST.. ABOVE F. OLD
Jewelry and sllrrr for sale.
GRAYING. OIL
Paintinga. Curios. Cheaper. Burfeinds, 1114 G SL
SHinTS FOR MEN AND W03IEN.
J E. CUAMBEELIN. I2C8 F ST.. 0 FLOOR.
Six white shirt. Hi Shirtlnga by the yard.
SIGNS OF ALL KINDS,
AT THE WASHINGTON SIGN CO.. ISO O ST.
aw. "THE QUALITY SHOP." SL 1006.
STAMPS AND COINS ..,... ,..,,
BOUGHT AND SOLD. H. F. COLMAN. SECOND
National Bank Building. Phone Slain 649.
STONE'S RED POWDER . .
SURE CURE CHOLERA. ROUP. COCPON3 IN
box. Southern Poultry Supriy Or, a th. TeL 4TX
STORAGE THE RIGHT SORT.
FRANKLIN AUCTION" AND STORAGE CO.. JO
SS D Street NorthwesL TeL Slain M15.
SUBWAY BILI.IARXT) AND POOL
EOOJL JOHN VESSET. PROP.. FORMERLY
of RlggJ Roius. 15th A Y Sta. nw. TeL Mils 65M.
SUTEnlOR PRINTING SERJTCE.
HAMILTON nUNTING CO.. 3SS M ST. NVT.
Phone North 435S.
TABLE D'HOTE BEST K TOIVX
S9 CENTS. TRY US ONCE. M. O. FKESSLKB.
63 E BL nw. Phone. SL (7.
THE BALTIMORE POOL nOWK.
EXHIBITION OASIEH EVERY .TUESDAY I AND
Wednesday nights. Visiters rnrlted. 51 9th BL nw.
caied for and deUrered.' 1T5J Pa. Are. Phone) SL lsO.
THE MIRROR BEAUTY aNSTTTUTE.
MANICURING AND OTlUat BRANCIleJ
thoroughly taughL . 9H) V SL nw. TeL M. 1908.
TRUITTS PENMANSHIP SCHOOL..
LESSONS IN BC8INE8S. ORNAMENTAL
wnUng. job penwork. card wnttng. Ac. 35 Pa. nw.
ALrORU Lrrmitt nwrui, i
tional Bank Bldg. TeL Main TSlfc.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALS3ERS.
I). J. BREADY CO.. 140T 9TH ST. NW. JOHN
T. GARDNER. SIgr. North JT4T.
UPHOLSTERING SLIP COVERS.
The be- and eHeaprwt, RELIABLE UPHOLSTEK
ING CO.. R. VI Bank of Com. Bids. TeL M. 454L
W'ALL PAPER AND rAINTIXG.
HUHN GRIMES. S3S FA, AVE. SH. TBL.
lAncoln IT.
WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES.
W. IL SPEL8H0USE. PICTURE FRAMES. HM
Ith St. nw. TeL Slain J90O.
WASHINGTON MUSICAL CENTER.
PERCY FOSTER PIANO CO.. UJ U 81.
llanoa, Mmic. Talking Machines. TeL M. JIT.
WASHINGTON SUNSET HOUTE.
IIEOTSKimCTTtlCAUniRNIA. STANDARD
or tourht. 908 r SL nw. TeL Mala 13.
DYWlK0?c'S.a'N,!T.EDYt.NGPRESMNG.
FOSTKK'S DIE WORKS. Hth and U Sta. nw.
WINDOW CLEANING
lY PERFECTION W1.MH1W CLF-aNIXOrp..
. KELLMANX. SIgr.. Ill tth SL nw. SL T34.
YOUR CREDIT I GOOD WTTH
D. ROSENTHAL va STK BT. NW. IN LADIES".
Cents', Chimin's Clothing. Millinery. OssUs, Injr.
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