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SS??S?llp !?& vtsJ THE WASHINGTON HERALD. MONDAY, MARCH 3. 1913. 13 FOREIGN GOSSIP. Of all the dainty odds and ends with LWhlch woman loves to surround her- pelf there Is none that has enjoyed a Pengthler popularity or has had a more Interesting or a more romantic career nan the fan, that subtle little weapon vntcn ror centuries has servca 10 iiiuku aore fascinating: the "wiles of the sex. xno fan of to-day Is on a miniature scale, a tiny seml-clrcle of daintily pnlntcd parchment, set above sticks of arved Ivory or torauolse then, pernaps inlaid with precious stone, according lo the means or the taste of the owner. at the fan has known and survived nany phases, raanv styles; for Its use has endured since the earliest times. Pin fact, It has been practically unl- arsal. Fans are to be found represented In ancient Etruscon urns They are al luded to by Homer. Anacreon. Euri pides. Ac. Thev orlfilnated primarily among the dwellers of the South as a means of protection against the rays of the sun. Their use, however, soon spread to cooler climes, they being adopted there as articles of decoration and of luxury- The legends relating to the origin of the fan are manv and aried, most of them coming from Japan, the land where this little adjunct to toilet is used more than anywhere else on earth It is ued there bv man. woman, and child, no mat ter what their occupation or station In life I know of a legend, told me at Yeddo. that connects it with the charm ing daughter of a sho-sun, who, when present one evening at a feast of lan terns, was overcome by the heat. She doffed her mask and in order to prevent being recognized, she waed it rapidly to and fro In front of her face. This t pretty gesture was remarked, admired I and adopted by other coquettes and court beauties, who. fully appreciating the nirtatious alue of the movement, have ever since kept it the fashion. The earliest fan was fashioned from the palm leaf, a method which still endures In the East. Later on tho fan was form ed of other materials, but still In the jialm-Icaf shape It was frequently at tached to a long handle, and was wield ed, punkah-wlsc. by slave. Thus no doubt was Cleopatra fanned on her way along the Nile, thus no doubt was the Juetn of Sheba ministered to by her at tendants. The Eastern potentate had his fan of peacocks feathers, the handles of precious metals inet with Jewels, no extravagance being thought too great for pts embellishment tas not until the seventh century that the folding fan came into existence. and Its origin has been the subject of ronsiderable controversy It is probable that it was either derived from observa tion of the mechanism of a bat's wing. or from the natural unfolding of a palm Deaf In this later form It is found in a variety of materials. Including vellum. parchment. Katln, atin j-niize, ivorv . anil tortoiseshell The Chinese love to fashion fans tntirelj of pun gold, exquisitely pierced or ele of enameled silver, f-o wondrouslv worked that, like theii em broideries. the are equalv lovely on cither side Famous artists in Japan are engaged In the work of fan designing, and at social functions it is no uncommon sight to see them making or exchang ing sketches for this branch of their art y In France, in the eighteenth centuri this also was a favorite occupation of leading artists and some of the most exquisite work of men like Watteau. Lancret, and Rouchcr was expended upon the little fan. At this day the work of Conder mav fittingly take lis place among the finest masterpieces of fan decoration, and many an artist might do wor-e than apply his talents to this particular art Populir novelists gave nso to fan designed In their honor, and the publi cation of "Gullivers Travels' was ppeedlly followed bv a whole series Jans depicting all the principal events of the stors Ladles of a religious turn of mind enjoved the contempla tlon of the features of their favorite divine when fanning themselves, vvhil others were able to meditate on the verse, from the Bible inscribed theirs Indeed to possess a striking end original fan was considered a couple of centuries ago to he the indi cation of a cultured mind and a pass port to good socletv The "lorgnette" fan of the seven teenth centurv is a curiou- relic of the dajs when a ladv- could not walk the public streets with impunltv. The belle of the period eaued a pair of lorgnettes to h inserted in her fan, so that when she took her walks ibroad Fhe might survv the world without being undulv quizzed Then there are the Engli'h 'topical' fans, much sought after by collectors. These belong mostly to the eighteenth century, when they were designed In connection with practically every pub lic event of importance They were often Inscribed with political satires, frcquontb the) dealt with roval mar . riages, births, christnlngs, Ac. or. again, they might bear a few bars from n popular opera, or a score from some play Some even bore the whole pro gramme of a drama, others would dis- TIiy the rules for a game, set out within a decorative border of plav Ing cards Many dealt with events such as the Peninsular war, or the terms of the exlcise bill, while In addition there were puzzler fans, riddle fan. calendar fans, and fortune-telling fans. For those whose hobby is collecting there can be lurdly anything so prolific ns the fan. owing to Its universal use and the variety of its examples or pat terns. But collectors should beware of taking their und ' too near a lire, lest the heat injure the parchment or spoil the decorations On no account should Jtliey be allowed to be opened and shut toe often To full enjoy the beauty of a valuable or antique fan without detri ment to tr.elr worth they ought to bo lixed firr-ily with small pins upon a mounting and framed beneath glass, tak ing care that the design of the wooden frame is J.ept as simple as possible so trat it mav detract In no way attention from the fan housed within it Tho report that Miss Nanc.v Irishman, r'eughter of the American Ambassador to Germany, is to be engaged to the joung Duke of Croj, lieutenant of the Kaiser's Life Guards. ha3 not been verified. Not that it would not be a most desirable "match" for our handsome young coun trywoman, for the nobleman of ancient lineage and the scion of one of Ger many's foremost families In the "Wil- helm strasse at any rate it Is whispered that Miss Nancy Is anything but indif ferent to the duke's protestations of love. There will be one drawback, however. even If the storv is verified. Being an llicer of the German army, the Kaiser will have to be consulted, and without liis consent there will be no marriage. Besides the duke is a hereditary mem lier of the Prussian House of Lords und the head of an ancient noble house. the perpetuation of which, according to the rules of the highest Prussian nobll ilty. cannot be accomplished without not! flcation to the roval Heraldry Ofllce and the consent of the monarch But as Ambassador Lelshman seems to be in the Kaiser's favor, such consent may not be withheld. Emperor 'Wllhelm lias been Inclined rather to very liberal views as to mixing the nobility with his bourgeoisie. The joung people met during the season at a small Thuringian resort, where both followed tho winter eport on the lovely little lakes and snow clad hills of the Thuerinscr Wald. One of the richest legacies of priceless manuscripts in all its history has been sjieatnea to tne institute do France fche -late Belgian nobleman. Baron under the condition that the kj must be housed at Chantilly. collection went the beautiful NON-MEDICAI HEALING. HEALTH A VALUABLE ASSET. YOU CAN RECOVER YOURS. A 8TSTEM OF DRUGLESS HEAIINO. THAT CUBES br ASSISTING NATURE MJJ STORE the CIRCULATION of the BLOOD ind NERVO-VlTAf. FLOIDS-the LIFE ofEVEJtlf TART OP TUB BODY-to the diseased part. REMEMBER-NO ALWAYS, that to CURB DI3EASB MEANS ASSISTING NATURE. and NEVER TBANSCKNDB the. economy of physical and mental harmony, or ioTokes any suspension, or inteif erenos with nature's IrreTocable lawi. ONE GREAT VALUE of all eystnns of DBUOLE83 REALINO la that the unpertaaca of that truism is fully iroognlicd. and their treatments 'are an baaed on tho importance, of the NORMAL CIRCULATION of the FLUID3 of tho BODY as a factor of health, and while any of tho sai-loos interns, as a health restorer, is to bo preferred to ths dim and knife methods, tho one which exceus all a-stems of RELIEVING HUMAN SUFFERING and CURIN'O DISEASE la RESTORING tha RLOOD CIRCULATION with tha VACUUM TREATMENT. Ifa near MIRACULOUS CURES I LOCOMOTOR-VTAXIA. HEIGHTS DISEASE, all forms of PARALYSIS. INSOMNIA. ,AHTJtMA, RTERIO SCLEROSIS. HARDENING of the ARTERIES and SPINE. NEURASTHENIA. NERVOUS EXHAUhTIOV. and ALL the SERIOUS CIIRON10 and INCURABLE (so-called brranie the adtocatce of DRUGS and the KNIFE can't care them) DISEASES bite Placed it in ithe jnRbT RVNK as the only REMEDIAL AGENT that la ABLE to COPE with tho CHANGED STRUC TURAL CONDITIONS aWaye found (and which Is the REAL DISEASE) In ORGANIC od CHRONIC DISEASE, and for which PHYSICIANS. HAVE NO ADEQUATE REMEDY. THIS ENFORCED restoring the BLOOD CIRCULATION-the Vacuum Treatment-hil, In my forty-fire jears' pracUce-tho list ton in this dtr-BESTORED HUNDREDS TO a comparatiie de gree of mod HEALTH, after they were DENIED BELIEF from errrr tber sos-ree BOOKLET of infonnation at office, or mailed to any address. READ IT. IT WILL M YOU GOOD. CUT THIS AD OUT. IT WILL NOT APPEAR AGAIN. IT. IS COOD for CONSULTA TION and YOUR first treatment. LADY ASSISTANT. Hours, 10 a. m to 8 p. m. Sundays. 11 to I. PltOF II N D. PARKER. 1CT Ninth St. nw , Washington, D. C. SAVE this ad FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. BOX ANSWERS. THE FOLLOWING ARE UNCALLED for box answers: uox m. rerraaiicni. Box &SC. Bijo. Box TV. B. C., Box 143, AGENTS WANTED. tt VLEbMEN AND WOMEN TO BELL EVERY- body the finest rlctnres of President Wilson and ,,. ...v.n.i.a.1. e.o iiv-hM' no and ofer per dart Hart at once. Street Floor. 53) loth St. nw. AUTOMOBILES. FOR HIRE. FOR HIRE 6-PA8. PRIVATE AUTO; K per hour for 4 OAKsengers. 33 Pa. Ave se. Lincoln 1S35. h'lVU-PASSENGER AUTO. $2.00 twr hour. Foot warmer. AUTO HIRE CO . Linen. 1513. FlVE-1'AfcSEN'JER TOURING CARS and taxicabs for hire. Phone Main 5447. AUTOS TOR HIRE. FIVE AND SEV-en-passenger touring cars and taxicabs. Reasonable rates. PHONE M. 172. REPAIRING. AITOMOWLF t.AltvGE AND REPAIR SHOP. REAR T 6TH ST. SE I1IONE LINO. 130 GVSOLISE, 13. POLAR1NE. 4C PER GAL REPAIRING br factory aredtHrt. Motors orer hanled for next 30 deya S15. Hare It done now Areld the spring nun II. B. SHARP CO. 153 M (rear) Phone N 394. EXPERT TIRE REPAIRING: ALL work guaranteed Collins & Talbert, 1529 14th St. nw. North 4509. bOUTllLAVT GVltACF. AND AUTO ItEl'AlK shop, 5S mi sr r. phone i tNCOLN no GASOLiNE. OILS; LIVE 8T0RAGE. 15 A MO. AWNINGS AND WINDOW SHADES. v. i. MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FIRST- class opaque shades, hung at 50c each. A card will bring salesman. R. C. M. BURTON & SON. 911 E St. nw. Phone Ml 3494. AUTOGRAPH LETTERS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNTnES. RvUSE CAPITAL. BEST METHODS: corporations organized and promoted everv where collection L S LEGAL CORPORATION. 510 Bond Hldg AN INVESTMENT BACKED BY J1.M0 bond faure life income If vou can spare JM monthlv ; t7.iW.0iX) trust com panv handles all money. Particulars .110 Bond Bldg N Y Ave and 11th St BILLIARDS. BOWLING. POOL. CHIROPODY. CORNS BCNIOS AND INGROWING N'AILS trcsted wlthont pain. N. LOWE sneeeseor to Dr Geo White 1111 Ps Are. nw Phone M (O FARM LANDS. A FEW VARIED FARMING PROPO sltlons from m larse list of farms, estates, countrv homes, nm suburban pla . direct from owners, handled on strictlv commission basis Stock W0 a Chas Co. Md : 300 under plow, 2,700 bearing fruit trees; rich red oll, finely watered. 9 r dwelling, two 49-ft barns. JlO.OOy. terms 231 a blue grass. 13 m vvayii a.. ISO a. cultv . fronts Ry.: good dwelling. 10 r . orchard, barns. K00. Truck ! a Fairfax Co. Va fronts Ry a cultv : strong loam soil, orchard. good 7 r 1) . J.T.3C0 19." a. on Penn Rv . Md . ion a till. W fruit trees, strong dirk loam, good bldgs large barns. SS.500 Fruit 171 a. W Va : 2.000 12-vr trees; good condition: adjoining orchards; KDfl per n 20 a strong land: trolley to Wash : hich till: 4C trees. 1.200 grapes: 10 r h . 10-ft b-irn, &c . $.V0 Poultrj M a : fronts trollev ; near ritv . 100 apples. good r n , iurnace. nanK tarn rea sou: slopes south well watered; Si 500. 22 a. Fairfax Co . all in grass; fruit: bldgs.; stream. 1 M0 Timber 150 a on Ry. het. Halt &. VI ash. 1 OVW) ft oak and poplar: 110(10 River too a.: 1 mile water front; on Potomir. V. cleared: bldgs : " m Wash : m.M 4C a. Va : wharf on farm: canning factorv . 2.OD0.O0D ft. timber: bank barn. c.c . W COO Manv others; all kinds. s. and descriptions nar best markets I S Stcadv. sure J JEROME I IOITTFOOT 1404 II ft nw FLAGS AND DECORATIONS. FLAOS AND detohations FOH SvLE on rent: lareest stork snd lowest rriccs sooth of New York; flairs f-ora 5c up bnildlnss deecated from Si up; all materials absolately fist color; MtisfSftin-i siisrsnteed. Let us estimate on deco rating your bnikUnc It C M HUBTON & BO. II n St. N W Main HH FOR SALE OR RENT. REAL ESTATE. GET OUR SALES AND RENT LIBT8. JOHN F. DONOHOH SONS. M4 Pa. Are H. K. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. LOTS. PLNE CREST. Fine Crest lots are selllnr; this weelc at : size 421150: 10 per cent cash, balance L73 per month: no Interests J P. DAVIS. (30 Bond Bldtr. Phone M. 363. FARMS. VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND COUN trv property of every description. Send for catalo-rue. J XV. LATH.VSI. Evans BldR. 11?0 New York Ave. SEND FOR OUR BIO LIST OF FARMS for sale. MARION DUCKETT & SON. CU F Street Northwest. rAKMS. LARGB AND SUALIx KEAB VTASB-lei-Ion: riser sites, ate. H. a UACEALL, Mat rcrontan Bank Bans. fittlncs and decorations of his residence in the Avenue Louise at Brussels. All has been transferred to an ancient ab bey In the (-rounds of the famous Cha teau de Chantilly. -ahcre they aro bcinc; set up to accommodate the grand col lection. Seven railway freifjht cars were re quired to brine the manuscripts and fUtlnx-s from Brussels. They tilled 611 larse cases and 730 parcels. Only holders of special permits will be allowed to Inspect the wonderful collection. - FLANECn. (Copynght. 1712, by Court Gossip Syndicate.) Overcnpltnllied. From Judge. Post Prof. Talkem has ten letters after him name, but he doesn't know enouRh to fro In when It rains. Parker Another dlstresslnsr case of evercapltallzation. For Disordered Stomach HofTs Lemon Seldlltz Is the greatest thine In the world. It Is prescribed by physicians everywhere, and for sal br all druxrslsta. NON-MEDICAL HEALING. FOR BENT REAL ESTATE. HOUSE' HAVE YOUR RENTS INSURED. YELLOTT & STUBBLEFIELD. 11th and U 8U. nw. Phono N. 415a. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FURNISHED ROOMS. LARGE ROOMS. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. FOR SALE BROWN MARE, SURREY". Jogger, and runabout. Dr. MORHART, 14 9th St. nw. HELP WANTED. MALE. WANTED A BRIGHT HOY of good habits to work in office; chance for promotion. Apply Busi ness Office, Washington Herald WANTED-IIOIS. HIGH SCHOOL PRE ferred. to sell ofllce speakers guide on street Tuc und Wed . stralcht ri and commission Applj S o'clo k Tuesdav morning. UN Mass Ave nw WANTED BRIGHT BOYS. irTOT J ears, to make big monev during inau gural week. Aprlv D. COURTNEY. S G St. nw. GOVT. EMPLOYES (white) CAN MAKE money during spare time working for company SO yrs old. Ap 501 Westroy bldg. AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAT EARN J10S mosthly coreespondlnf for newspapers: no canraaa. m: end for particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE, . Lockport. N Y. MADE 00.000 IN FIVE TEARS WTTa Ball mall order business: began with si: sa lor free booklet: tails how. HEAC0CK. EB, La port, N. Y. PEIfALK. WANTED COLORED GIRL TO WANTED MILLINERS. ASSISTANT trimmers, and apprentices Applv- Mil linery DepL. Goldenberg, 7th & K Sts AN INTELLIGENT PERSOV MAT EARt tl saonthly coreespondtnc for newspapers- no esarsasv las; send for particulars. PBESS BINDIOAT1, M. Lockport. M. T. INAUGURAL PARADE. DLolRiULK OIT-ICE. COUMANDINO FINH view of hoth parades, for rent Mareh 3 and 4. Fxeeptionable oppnrtunlty to obtain cheap ard hirhly retpFCtihle location. TtOOM SI, Corcoran Bid; Telephone M. 4099. LOST AND FOUND. LOST LADY'S GOLD WATCH. 1L1.I- nols movement. I It. s on front. r-07 on back Reward. Return to WIS LOTS WANTED. IF YOU WANT TO CONVERT TOUR vacant lots Into cash see or writs us at once, Klvlns location and price. NORMAN & ROBINSON. Inti. SOI Southern Building MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. LOANS ON INDORSED NOTES, stocks, all kinds collateral. I buy notes. Second trusts on, real estate. N red tape Can accommodate same day that apply, k. n. nENNETT. 610 Met .iv jama, a wx. naaun MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE in email anx tarwe rums, ah transavc iwio conuuciea -wivn economical eonna rttlon for borrowers. WM. H. SAUN- DERS & t CO . South.-rn BldsT.. W7 15th t iukkito LOAN on approved city real estate at lowest current rates; special prtylles-es with respect to prior payment's. Tyler A Rutherford. Inc.. 730 15th at MOVING. PACKING, & STORING. ,..7.,, tfrntm. 200 wparite ttjoiti-s SMTTU 3 TUANMKt It AND aTORAGE CO , 912 H fit. B-VGliAGE-BAGGAnE. GALL N, rvrn Htation Basgtfs and Morirj PQTItf. ird mxrienrtd fTri Station Baof9 and Morirt" Exrrss Ca: prompt. 13B o St. nw PERSONALS. WORKINGMEN INAUGURATION' times play Halifax on a man's pocKct- bOOK and OOnb Cno itbo uotar nCC n ducks back: come risht here and save a lot of oash on slightly used suits and overcoats Jl'STH'S OLD STAND, fiU D. PIANO TUNING. 1'JANO TUNING, Jit 12g East Cap PLUMBING AND REPAIRS. EXPERT PLUMBING, heating & tlnnlnr. Henry L. Streh & Son. 7 R nw. N BOM ROOMS AND BOARD. K?,M. AND BOARD FOR TEN; CEN- ... lueaxinn, WSJ IQtn ht. nw. ROOMS FOR INAUGURATION. J-JVKljI-, FRONT. - STEAM-HEATED room: bath .id joining;: suitable for mar ried COUPle: thre. mt9, Avaiia. . "wic ,ii nun nw. SR 13TH ST. NW.-Piraw nnntic Can acCOmmOKlatn S noranB 'KHnn In! B....MU. mwsiasL x-none T2i. 1365 PARK ROAD-3 LARGE ROOMS: ON .. :, can accommodate x nr in to- private lamny. I'honc. FOR RENT FOR INAUGURATION Larue room with two windows and bal cony, which will accommodate about 40 people. Apply M. M. LYONS. SOS Pa. CHOICE HALCONY SEATS FOR INAUl "' """ Buiirar-e parades, soo and 1011 . a. c xvepresentativ es on Broun d KUBN. LARUE. BRIGHT ROOM AT TW QUIN cy bt: cor.ionient to tar: can accommodate three. Breakfast eerred if desired. Box S. TWO ROOMS, 1 TO 4 PERSONS: PER "'" -am person, acs first St. nw. TORN. LARUE. BRIOHT BOOM AT Wf QUIN ey 8L; rjonrinient to ear; caa acoommodate three. Breakfast eerred if desired. iVERY CONVENIENCE; ACCOMMODATING about twrnrsx otrriookh- TThlte Rouse and Penn. Ate Lunch aeeomtnodatlocs. Room eat Xrsss SaOdlst; lo) w Tot Art n. T SEWING MACHINES. STEAM, HOT-WATER HEATING. TINNING AND HEATING. WINDOW SHADES & SCREENS. Corarrehenslre anortxmti m stock and mad nfcr abadea. amens, sad doors, .FrioBa alwaji laa enable. Batiafsrtloo tiaimaasw llthi-dll nrit tLt1AAt tine. Sts. N. E WINDOW CLEANING. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. UO OLD FEATHERBEOB .ND PIfe lows at once by the CAPITAL- BED DING CO , 1 24 1 7th St. nw. Tel. North . BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. In le! . ts lianlmirt: Notice t hereby clten that ; ih. 15th dy ol tVhroarr. 1U the sjld the ToKles-Hrhoneld Oxnpany was duly adjndirsted bankrupt, and that the fir meeting of Its creditors will be held at my m.T, Rm . 7. and I, No 15S Lmitiana enu N VV IV uMnpfm II IT iwt fhA 1TT11 1IAX 1'. MAItC'll. W13 st it o'el a. m . at which, time the. sail rrMlitors may attrM, nmre their claims, amiolnt a trustee, rvamlne the oftlcers of the bank. rui fTpnrition and transirt such otlier b'tslnew as enerie cne nriore wua merunc HLVVf Itefrire In Itinkmntrr COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE. Or PICK tXIMMIsSIllNEIM OP TUB Dis trict ol OnlnmMs. Pelimary IT. 1JI3. Notleo la hereby aiTen that, in conformity to law, tho pam phlet rontalnloc a lst of taxni in aj-rears on real rroprrty in th riirtrt of CnlumHa on the lt day of July. 13J2. ali all a.wments suhject to sale, has heen printed. A mry thereof will be deliTered to any taxpayer arrlyinff therefor at tho ofllce of the eollertnr of taxes of the Iltrlct of Columbia and if the tax or aweManerta due. to rrther withthe penalties and cost that may hare accrual thereon, shall not be paid trior to the day named for sale, namely, the 1ITH DAY OK M lltt'll. 1SU. the pmprrly Inrolmi will be sold under our dirertWi at liMic surtlfai, at tho of fice of the collector cf taxoa of the District of tMiimbla omm.-nrlni on the ail I 11th day of Mireh 1911. lseen the lirain of to o'clock in the forenoon and I o'clock in the afternoon, snd em ttrmtna: each followlnc day, Snndats and lecsl holidsrs excepted until all wich dellnrinent rron ertr la eold. rl'NO II ItLPW.PH JOHN A. JOnNSTOV. VWLLIvM V JLI)I)N. Commlv alone rs cf the District of Ccluml m fetr IS 5-msr3 I PROPOSALS. ami lulricant' dnns V) 1111 of rhe n-n trances of the co-rnuncnt of Ue InstrK-t olumbia spmfVation form of propnt. and Jrr infnematlon may he fjlcalncd flora the Purcbauns Oltiir 1 i n ii in iMvini Jnitv A JOHNSTON MMIK lllIOOKn (Vrtirc) CVsnmlMtoncn. 1 r f m.Hl TltLNLRY Ilkl'tKTMlNT OFFICE OF TUB hiprnt'lnc Architect. VV aahtajrten. I). C Feb ruary r. I911-8ealed proiala alii be receired at thlt ofie until 3 o'clock p m . on the 3D DY OK APRIL. llJ. and then Mened for metal xaclt en-iirraert for the new b-itldlrj for the nurra't of Enj-nrlnff and Irintirc. Uaunclon D. t Driw Incs and spenficatjocs but te obtained at this of tee it the dix-retion of the 'nwnWri Architect. O WLNDLUOTII. FuiCTitiinj Architect re-s-mhl.3 15 6 TKLASUli DH'IUTVIIVT OFFICE OP THE Wuirrxlslnz ArrhitTt. VVashlnclor D C reh- ruary T 1313 S:a!t.I rroti'-uls wilt ! reerlrrd at thla oCJlce nrtll 3 o'cl-jrk rm.cn the 3D DAY OF Vl'l.lu 1X3 ard then oiened for the c-stnirtion comple'e flnehidlnx the electrical protection eonduif. ana winnr nchtlrc nitLre. plumucp beating and tuatinir eonlpment) cf raults. except -fault doors the new bmldia-r fne the Itureaj of Ena-ra--tnr and lYintinz at Waahlncton. D C The work eim- te-ntJaled the construction of fmir interior Tsiilts. of re-etfrce.i et.ncrete harinj an arsrrerate Sirr of about . .331 wjuare feet, and one rxterior -ran It of re-erfereti prrrrete with a hoii-lrff of abut i SCO re feet area fireproof conatnictlon. stone fscrd nif Dra-nnra end prcincatiors mar " ob tained at thl o!Ice at the dK-retion of the Pi pvr- riir-t An-Utcct. O. WENDEUOTH Supenlaln-: Vrchltcct fcS-nhI.J.4 5 UrFU B Ol TIIH t OMMIRSIONEItS. DJtrtet olnmbia aMnrton. I f F bniary . Scaled propiwa'a will he reeeircd at thil oTtfle until : oclr.k p m TI F.DY vjirrh 3. 1513 for aakin7 repairs to a.-phalt patetcents for a two jear lTiod ending June 30 19IS lllsnk forms J nropoala. ipeneestlons. and all necessary informs Hon may be obtained at th oTice cf the Chief Clerk hrrincrr Depsrtnient. Room o tr. IM-trlct Itialdme rl"vO II nCDOI.l'fl JOHN A JOHN "TON. WILLI VJI V. JCDSON rommi.slonerl. V C fe3nihl.3U OFurn or tub rfiini'Iionis d c. Fetrusry 3S 1913. Sesled iroVi will be. re reited at this o-Bce until ; o'clock p. m. VIARCH 10 1?I3 for cradles certain streets ar-rrejrsting about I 000 cubic yanls. Itlark forms o' miceals. epecil eatlons, and all neerssn-y Information may be ob tained from the Chief Clerk Engineer Department. Koom C7. District Ilnilding VVaJiington. D C. rrso ii nrnoLPii. joiin a. johnston. UIUJIM V. Jl'DSOV. Commissioners. D C. MZ 31 mhl 3 I S RAILROADS. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. rREMIFR CMiniEB OP TIIE POOTTI. N It Follosrlrg srbedulo flgares pihllshed only ae lnlormatton aryl are not guaranteed TRAINS LEVVE WV-tniNGTOV. Frr Atlanta Montgoccery. MoWIe New OrTeana. BJJ0 a m and 10 13 p. tn. daily. Dining nn. For Chattanooga and Memphis, via Asherille. 10 15 p m. dally. For Atlanta. Colombu. Birmingham. 830 a. r and 4J5 p. m. dsllr Dining car For Atlanta. Annlston. Talladega. Calcra. Pelm 8TO a tn and 4J5 p. m dally, and for Fnlontown. Demonoliv, Meridian. 830 a m daily. Dlring cars. For Roanoke Bristol, Knoxrille, Chattanooga. BinnlDgham. Meridian VIcksburg, New Orlexna. 10 10 p. m daily Diiinr cats For Roanoke. Knoxrille. rhattanoncs. Nashrme. lemnhls I 10 a tn. daily. Pleening car may be oc cupied after lOSO p. m. Dining car For Asherille. 830 a m., a-u p. m.. and 1015 p m daily Dinloc ears For Colnmhis, Sommerrille. Charleston. Afken. Augusta, Barannah, Bninswlck, Jacksonrille, and Florida points, 5S p m daily Dining car Tourist car xor v-auiornix aauy except uunaty. 45 p m. "or Panilllo nocal). -fjo a. tn. nauy For Harrisonburg. 8J0 a. m daily (parlor ear). 3J5 p. m. (parlor car), and 4-ttt p. ra. week dara. For Charlottcsrille (local), 7.30 a. m. and 4:05 p. tn. daily. For Wammtdn. Sfl a tn , lift) a tn . HJS p. m dally; ZJS p. m. (parlor ear) and 455 p. m. and week days. I S. BROWN. General Agent. NORFOLK & WESTERN EWY. BCIIEDITLB IV EFFECT OCT. SO. 1911 Leare Washington. New Union Station -S) a. m. Dally All points on Norfolk A. Western. 11J0 p. m. Dallr Risinoke, Bristol, Winston Halem. Knoxrille. Chattanooga, Nashrilie, New Or leans Through sleeper. Dining cars. 4-10 a. m.-For Bristol. Kno-rtille Chattanooga, Nashrll'e. and Memphis. Washington Memphis sleepers, open at 10 P. rn. For Norfolk Leare daily 430 s. rn. and. 1201 noon. Arrlte Norfolk 113) a. m, and 5J0 p. m. Parlor cars. 4 JO p. m. Dariy BerryriHe. Un-ay. Shenandoah. Trains from the Southwest arrite S-15 a. m., J0t p. m.. and 1IJ5 a. m. dally. All Information HIS New York Atenne. opposite Bond Building CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES. 3 15 p. tn. Daily Sleepers to Loulsrille. ClnrintistL Indianapolia, and St. Louis, 630 p. m. Dally Pullman to Cincinnati and Chicago. 11.10 p. m, Dally-Sleepm to Yirginla Hot Sprints Cincinnati, and Lonlrrille. Office. 513 Pa. Are.. 1339 P SL, and Union Station. LOAN SOCIETY. PBODENTIAI, LOA1I ocasnT, Ttt-tar Bid.. W sU It, ass. Car. Giant Plssa, LOANS. MONEY FOR SALARIED lSCl Atti.tsi titsAn ttsAl m fjeM rate. aaKar pavrtnent. ccafldamtaaJL B. XOJJbUisU Boom m. mSuuSSm. awaaaaaw On i.rairl. V ww7. aVl On flLUBEX .?&& 11 to 2-ftl latsssmaua, Beat . ' DMliatt. 110 JUZXTM m Everything for Everybody Anybody Desiring Anything Not Listed Below Will Receive Full Information Free by Addressing the Everything for Everybody Department A HARGAiVi ABBREVIATED ABLY. FUls Church. Va.. T reams, one sere, shade, cheap. W. B. Ererett. Colorado Bldg. a nABGAnr r-f nKnrxEn- ATnr, nU PEB YABD FOB ILS0 KIND. FOEEOUAM, AABON CO, TS 11th 8L DW. A'BICVn.15 REPAIR ftHOP anatesr.TTiser.se a ninninr AM. AMD aStO, ENCT. OF LAW, Zf ETA. WITH Bupmij. Only 11. CS Com. Back Bids. A BOOKBIWUBW Of XPEKITIIjriJ. OLD BOOKS. HAOAZIJlXa, HEt.. Buuaae. Oeo. T. SlmoDda. Room 35. CO T fit. Tel. wSBO. annrrr aa'ii'i'V! nvtiifTr.Tii oir Drnrlecs cures of chronic diseases. Booklet ancl et-Esulutlon frrav Prcf. Parker. n m Bt. n. aissrvy.WT-l'seff.ir tnresi'neTl TtrORIC. ItEBOILT TIBES CHEAP. ACTO T1BE BEFATJI fVorta. mh and O Bta. nw. Phone N. D5I. a ncor Tttvr.T revx-oser-T stirsrT.lriSI IN IJiniES' AND CENTS' TAILORING FROM woolens, mohairs, atlia. Itsens. L, Blng. Uth as S aw. a rkS7S3ssrairsrri a f-ftrsr'r- NrTWBPAPEB AND MAOAINE. J. SALE FOB. TON UNO. ISO F St. nw. Tel. Main Itst. AFTFn TiT;rrR cigar, b crjtrn. H. T. OFFTERDINOEn. MFO. SOLD Bt LEAD trg dealers. Futcry, &M tth Bt. nw. A FIRT-Ct.AS- CIGAR STORJB With periodicals, tors, eandr. notions, sad all naeaw. altlea. C A. LOCmtEY. til R xsa. A GOnti rrrVESTMEVT BRINflt KESDLTB. TRY TIIE TTASmNGTON UEUALD. Telcphcns Main SB for rax-lts. ALL ACaTTTR A-TI nWOW WS; IA8ES DR. FLOIN, CB O ST. TRIVATE FBAO tier. Fees t-udcrate. TeL Mala T6C. AM. T. FLiyABF.TTI V1rlORl. nran xenrfiTsi nfiim "rift VERT OAKC leal cream st hewcomb's, end of wall. Tel. IiMota ISA IITI'IV Afflt WW 'wsTl-ffVI'lT.fl'al. -w.aL.w!- Uwl.B .''L-,rm ttsTIV TT1E CABVAUAN ITIESS. ST 334 O BTBCET WW. Tri. Utla UU. U A. Cotcrti, UuuftT- m -raw as niainV wTm m aTll V U! TOTT COLORADO BlIXIAnD TAIITX)!-. BlIXlABDa, Fool, Clxira. TU It Lb St. nt. TeL iL 8U3. ainni. uswranarf 1 TTT17 REPAIRED. IVORY AND COMroalTIOVBAIXB rtmodeled. equal to new. D. J. Doranz. SC E- .nnnn tvrn Ot r-TPEnrP.Wf-SJ MIRRORS RESILVERFD: BEST WOUK: I0-YB. fuarantee. MAX 11ROTSEY A OO.. 31 F 8t, w. Aeiliw. ii. - I'Al-iinn .....,,, .wn ESTIMATrw t-TJRNISHED FOR PAISTWO AND dtcoratlnf. TeL ZUa. 1113 U BL aw. . . m- i-tmena cniTRS. Af. JOIIV HERBERT CORMNO. TUs Bhop. ID-63 Uth St. nw. Telephone Mala UM AX r-l.TiCTRIC BKI.I- I,TA'?wre COIIPLETE FOR 1 5) REGDLAR OUTFIT. E. M. 6LACK. Oxford Bldg. TeL M. Set. CETI?RTif!rVe1TaRNT.NO AVT, PA- penng. Wm. U Mercer, ltot P SL TeL N. CJ. A WORD TO TTIFiJWIS'R., . VI AND H ACRE LOTS. SILVER SrRINO Park; saury terms. M. B. Bemore. 113 Erans Bidf. A PERFECTI-Y TAIX.ORED 'IJITs ANT LADT DESIRING OSE. .CALL AT SICKLES BAILEY'S. 133) F. TeL M. TtCJ. APPREXTICR lYAVrai) I'Ej5,. FBrAcn MILUNF.RT POSITIOS9 FURNI1HED after learlniiig. N.I. Academy of Milhoery. UUQ St. ARCRITECTRAWIW MATERIAI. FRED A. SCHMIDT. TlUa UTB ST. NUBTU csL Phone Main 1396. ARTISTIC PXORAf. DE'IGlf 1. . J H. SMALL SONS. TILEPUONE MAIN 3W. Corner 13th and R fits. ARTISTIC HIGNS. TVE WRITE TIlFiM EAGLE SIGN CO. SIGNS. POSTERS- SHOW Cards- KB KXn St. ow. "Ut us get acrjuahited. ARTISTIC ITIRREI.T.AS. PARASOLS MADE; COVEK1NO AND REPAIRINO A . 8PE dalty GrUwouH. 411 11th nw. TeL Mala 4-m. ASK FOR DIAMOND "COFFEE. AT XOCR OBOCEB'S. P. W. BRONINO A BUO Zl 10th St. nw. Telephons Mala 30CC ASK JOSEPH A. A'aTETU4KJrW, ABOUT FLCMBINO. TINNING. HEAT1NO. BB- Bodelinx la til branches. TaL Main 1X0. AUTO TIRE REPAIRING. TIRES AND TIRE REPAIRINO. TSB OCR tree alt. Wilson-Ooueher llrs Ca. EOS llth. N. 3HL ACTO. EVERYTHING THAT COM FORT DEMANDS FOR THE MOTORIST. Beld's, 1H3 Oonnecticut Are. rhons it. s3-T. AUTO TIRES TIRE REPAIRING. I. fi HEBBIMAN. COB. vER. AVE. as L BT VAsahlngton, D. C. TeL North ton. AtrrOMORII.E PAINTING. ESTIMATES FURNISHED OVER TELBPHONB. Call us on N. ML 1L V. HAZEL CO.. llth U aw. AVENUE FI.ORAX COMPANY. FUNEBAL DESIGNS AND LLT FLOWEBa. 1IM Pa. Are, Phoot M. 1353. BANJO, MANDOLIN. GUaTAR LESSONS BT MB. U A. OALLAN. 110 tTH ST. be, luatruclor. (leorgrtown Unlrtxaltl. BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOL. MANICL1UNG, CHIBOPODT, SCALP TREAT Bcnt.liairireasmg.djelBg.Bilg. roiUnl. IBs 14th W. REDS AND BEDDING. ii. aTlingek. jil. jj u 8T. nw. TELB phoni Mala KSt. BENJAMIN CLOTHES FOR MEN. A. J. BENNETT A CO.. COR. N. i. AVB, A 14th SL Rats, fnrxuahlncs Emeraon ahoca, BEST CHILI CON CARNE. TAKE ROME A BOX OF HANCU CHILL TO be had st sll leadlsa lunch xiioma, BEST MILK AND BUTTERMILK. DlilECT FROM OUR OWN FAB1L J. M. FORD A Son, its Uth St. nw. Dairy lunches. BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES alT. KTTIAS-ALL SIZES-ALL 1'lUCkJ. NLW lock Cjcls Ca. 1333 Q St. nw. ntr-l-n.-R REPAIRING TIRES. UNICOBN T1BE3. fL!3; UARTFOBD SLCONDS. ILM. JTH U CXCLK CO.. Ith As L Bts, BIRDS DOGS PETS. gr-ElllD'S BIBD STOBfc. Ill CtB ST. NW. TeL M. SOI. nnirnlMC. LIVERY. AKD SAr.wsi STABLES. BEAbONABLE BATES. Sl'xVCIAL TO irommeia. Norman CotUn. 3U Mo. Ate. M. on, a -am rnnir.n -ra-nsssrw nsTlcVEHY DESCRIPTION . COBNlCxL Tl-a. cleg, ranges. HOT E SL QIOINEK. oinPRs-TEIU AND BUILnRna JALOLU A McABDLE. SB F BT. JUIiBINQ A ipsaailr. aTums" scxim-s. rRPETER AND CABINET Wonar trx-KHiUTU. GENERAL UEPA1BS. sTT. kiDds. 0. K. BUCK, ITS IX An. J. W. TEFIT, 1300 Pa. Are. Tri. M. 3B1L trad. T. K. Asderson. 433 14th BL aw. TaL It. av3a. CIGARS. POOL. PERIODICALS. BALT. CIGAR CO.. 4TU A O BTS. NW.s XXL, MaA-.NL HaAMaY.Jt;aaVOsSM a-aarara ssan n-r.Aetat niCasAIftlwa. BUBFEIND-8. COB. 10TU AND O STS. NW.. IN the mcLscaica BasaT Blag. TLOTniNG OI CREDIT. SEE OUR STOCK BIOH-OBADE MEN'S AND women's " B. R. Berman, IH! Tth St. art. SOMERSET B. WATEBS. VTBOLXSAIJS OBO- ccr. 130 rth SL nw corner O. sst. aorua ue. WB DRILL WELLS. AND DRILL THEM BIOHT. aBtahSLanr. Phono Main 1J6B. COLUMBIA TRANSFER TOIAOB OO.MK. T. AVR NW. PROSE M. 1RS-1 Padded xans. 14 and 15 load. Packing, shistang. COMMERCIAL REPAntjmOF. ADIO BEPAIBINO. MACHINE WORK. AUTOS tor hire. tth SL nw. Main 247. nRCORATnrn PAiRnGTNo. t PEB CENT OHEAPEB THAN OTHER 2us Few eaL TeL Lin. S3). Chas. B. Byson. SN E. Cap. DETECTIVE OKRVICB. . , BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE BEBVICB- LJ eaoaed sad hooded. Colorado Bldg. Phoow M. 5S .PETR aTEAD CIGAR. 10 I ... R. T. OFTTERDIWGEB. MFO. SOLD BT LXAT trig draiara, Factory, got tth St. nw. IjIME atESKENGER rXF.RVirr. IJC. FOR QUICKEST AND MOST BEL'IBLB SEBlf. Ids call Main R20-2L Mrs, L. KRE1A1N. niTAPERIEU AND UnADES. , , OEO T. KOLB. VENETIAN BUNDS. BOOM . IB llth St. Phone- M. 1721 ntTPLICATTfO -naCTnTiTB." LETTEB DUPLICATTNO. OFVICE FMNTINp machine. Ths Natl Supply Ca. ISTf N.T. Ar. M. 154 elasttc nnitnir. TRUSSES. SICKROOM RUPPUES. "cBEIS Bur-rlcal Instrument Co.. 1004 F SL nw. Tex. M. "ass. ELECTRICAL CONSTRrCTTOC. BL A nrfttr-rtx-n set at rr NW. TEL. WEST EI (night. SB-y). Bura-llea. motors, srtaaturs winding. terrrrntr -weTATT.A'riisr. REPAIRING. vroTORS. SUPPTJES nARTT ELECTRICAL CO , ZKS Uth St. nw. Main 30Ba ELECTRICAT. WORK. LOW PRICES. BT EXPERT ELECTRICIAN. JOHN COLLINS. New quarters. 447 O SL ow. TeL Main an. B"Y.lswnTiw tra.si-i-f.i-aiai ATTTOS. No ratra ertndrnw no carbon deposits- gnarantet-d. For demonstratloca pbooa Main Hli DDBL nw. ENGRAVED CARDS, INVITATIONS. UllI-VCDOD. ENGRAVERS. EMBOISERS. 8TA- doners, Ac tu Uth SL nw. TeL M. '343. ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS. ar-xxtvsr-iariri-ir -rsriri FAVORABLY OF OHIO DAIBT LUNCH; CLEAN ALWATS. George Zagos. tU llth SL aw. TeL M. flea. EVERYTHING IN PAPER. e. EXPERT CARPENTER. BUILDER. WM. P. ORAVTFORD. CARPENTER AND builder. 13 tth SL nw. Prompt serrlce aiways, EXPERT ELECTRICIANS. WIRE MAIN SO WE'LL WIRE FOB TOO. Leccard McDowell Electric Ca. MO H St, nw. tO!srax-'-ar -p-rs&-T.fec-. YlEsTISTRT. TEETH WITHOUT 'PLATES. ALL FILLINGS. Oe up. Army A Nsry Dextal AaCn. EaL S Fbw. ap-rasarr-tis nsffTAf-rtrvri. TINNING AND nEATING. GEO. M. TEAT5IAN. 6toies. furaaoes. Ac. eth and Md. Are. aw. M. sat FLOWERS FOR EVERYBODY. GEO. A. COMLET. FLOB1ST. OH WISCONSIN Are. nw. TeL West Hi. FLOIVERS FOR FTTNERALS. OUB SrECIALTT. DESIGNS AND CUT FLOW era. Leaplry A Meyer. Florlstj. 803 O SL nw. FLY SCREENS. . -. GEO. T. KOLB. AGENT. PORTER SCREEN Mfg. Co. Boom 3. llh SL nw. TeL Mala M. FOR AVYTnlNG IN OTJR LINE. TFL. M. 4T9 UNITED STATES 8TORAOE CO, UI-U3 10th SL aw. Morlng, packing, shipping. FRFNC1I MILI INERT TArGIT LATEST STYLES. COMPLETE COURSE IN I weeks. E. V. Morris. 631 H SL as. Lincoln lTU-r. FRESn RCTTntl, EGGS. MILK. RIVER VIEW DVIRT. Ol R ST. NE. CALL Telephone Lincoln USC FRNERAI. DESIGNS AND CUT FLOWERS OUR SPECIALTT. C. J. SAUNDERS. Florist, 1113 lou SL nw. TeL N. 44EL FTTNERAI. DIRECTORS. SHROUDS AND TILLOWS MADE TO ORDEB. -Thomaa B. Nailer. 131 llth 8L.se. TeL L. 430. FTT-nvtsTtrvris. n.nfnivn. hats. EVERT OVERCOAT IN HOUSE SOLD UP TO CO. reduced to TOTS. Herman's. 133 Ith SL nw. Firn-viTiiRE Am merchantjise SPOT CASH PAID FURNITURE AND MEB- chandiae. D. NOTES. 413 La. Are. aw. M. 300a. CAS APPLIANCES OF ALL KINDS. WASHINGTON OASLIOnT CO "NEW Busi ness Drpt-." 43 10th EL aw. rhons Main K24. GENERAL CONTR.4.CTING LARGE OR SMALL JOBS. J. B. GIBBS. 163 L ST. NW. Estimates on repairs of all kinds. TaL N. SOT. GENTS FURNISHING. HATS. MOORE A CULLINAN. 43 TTH BT. NW. PHONI Main at. A good hat for R.H. nAnNEss and noRSE goods. 102 DISCOUNT ON ALL BLANKETS AND Robes. Good Hope Hi. Anacoatla. G.M.King. Jr. HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED. STRAWS AND PANAMAS CLEANED VVHILB you wslL Olymnls Hat Cleaning Ca, niSL Bar. nEATING. TINNING. ROOFING. LATROBES, ACL THOS. HURDLE A CO., (Ct Lonislans Arc. aw. Telephons Mam 47f. LAUNDBT, a E SL aw. TeL M. I31T. niGH GRADE PRINTING. LOOO ENVELOPES AND LETTERHEADS. $700. Chirac E. Darla. 63) 10th BL aw. TeL M. SB. HIGH-GRADE SAMPLE FCRNmTRE NEW AND BUGHTLT USED AT HALF PRIC1L E. L. TAILOR. V O BL nw. TeL Main 4471 HIGH SCHOOL noOKS. SUPPLIES. I. P. MORRISON. STATIONER. Mil rTHHT aw. opp. TedinlriL TaL North saTL tnEr. PRINTING. AT THE IDEAL PRINTER!. W. H. BBEWTOIt SC M BL aw. Main 103. "aura. ICE CREAM. WHOLESALE. RETAIL. loue trs r-RJIAM m "He uVF.T.-'Jifl - auk. , im IF YOU CAN WALK! CAW Trier. TOU TO WALTZ. STUDIO OF DANCING N. Capitol and Ers Stav Mms. Coulter. Lady Wool, I1VSTRITMENTS FOR TIIF! n tease GENKXAL ACOC8TIO CO., SUITS aval AND eo Ertnt "t Ttt. stain iwu. 1 GUARANTEE MY Wnnir BTRICTLT FIR3T-CLASS. TELv M. C1 nrro BABBEB SHOP, 141 Ufa. EL aw. JEWELRY. CLOCK. A r-TPr nr a.. Beductlona 10 to SO pay cent durtnc JnrcatoiT Schmedtia Bros. Co.. fOITth SL nw. -"-7. JEWELRY ENGRAT-TWn RTassrsa-B THOMAS OEBAOI. TO tTH ST. NW. TEI MAljr tm. Fustciaas s)it; axodereif prices. JONES' NOISELESS SAFETT CRIB. BABY SAFE. MOTHER SURE. PRICE i a. T. JONES, a B BL Main atf. Mattress mii(. KIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST. FOB FURTHEB 1NTEBE8TINO PABTICULABB m. Dr. J. Bobsrt Botchtar. Q Colorado BIos- COLUMBIA PHOTOPSjaT ' LWNCH Oe AND JSe, THE BEST IN THB COT. WR SON CAFE, tn Uth SL nw. MANTELS AND FIREPLACES. ALL STILES AND ALL SIZES AND ALB PRICES. EDWIN E. ELLETT. 110a Ith Bt nw. C AATSffJA'IIe? BBIUEBS caS? ?&&&tg$E5E3S& Bldg,, orp. Trt-aaury Bldg. TaL Main M. I??!, OITTFTTTERS THE BEST. FOR 93 TEARS ONE OF THE LrUDlNO MJXB outcttera. JOS. BOMMEBS. 3D39-S) M St. nw. -J15IAI' FRRxmrnE. OFFICE. VAULT. AND BANK EQUIPMENT. tsneltlng. CoaaoUdatecl Bala Ca. 1 110 H SL M. TSOt. Orar'te7J?nr,'t4r!iT'm MATERIAL. OFFICE FIXTURES. FRAMES. DOORS. BUNDS mold. Martin niegand. 431 Md. Ate. sw. TeLM-lH. PAJ!???FiVIe!,01v GARDS. Si L.A-EXA'OER. MODEB.N SHOW CABDA eJ B SL nw. Phono Main 1413. J o ri.- - ""n- - er-UAi.ii, J- O. Caton Express Ca. SOS Uth BL nw. r.U.'3jTIGnAIHING TsFEnRr-PlsiriL etrtlflcates and positions fumithed. Terms naaonahla! PB0TIJ,nVr.vL'OSE,, OF HEALING. nw JliV I0.,3'" -,U KENOIS BLDO. nw. cor Uth A O. TeL Main 49a Lady attendant te vp mtn.JT Ii-""-" nop. ,, li to Date rniD.. trrDPuV ben ..... ..-" . --."".i-?; awa.a-a.tti ..- sarougnour. TeL M. sm.. -NJEVV VOIIK CI.OTII1VC- iron,. ciaIIS SL" VBiSff " ar?'N.E.,0,(TH ONLT. ALL-AMEltlCAN WATCHES REPAIR7D. K.IH. Work guaranteed at new store. M E SL Mai JancZ IN"A,N-rtAy.?V?-,AXI' KID- JwSfisPau. - ej-eoajiy. Webb A IkcoraeUxl. ill 5th SL nw. 2-y?SfflHrSf5, r?5 ..SJ KEASONABLB I1 . B. BATES. WtthSLnw. Drop" poatai writing. Spaxaah. ihj u SL ow. "u':'" TTPJ .nJ;ADI4-i STANDARD BICYf-T.sa. H- R. inTiiltr-vr-t bt KiU Jf.LrncDEi-I;iRsFrD lk B ROOP l-At-VT"-.- l 2'2M15Si2 tSFSS S;?,'' fSLouijvnn. lOthSLsw. PtoTX, STm ""-ANILLU. J, B&ffiSSPZlJn&s&jmp lags. U. Saunders, r. 13, nc s, nw it "51 WATlRTOXlffiL curing. Hr cuttint a Uth BtV nw. T.L mTHl SlJ.:JSVn OT-D GOLD S1T.VEH C Fi CABR. Cl 13TII kt oft-,J,Sn. Jtwelry and sllrer for sals. " "" ffHRTS FOR MEN AND VVIilfir-w J. E. CIIAMBERUN. rag F ST.. ' LOOK, SU whIU Abts, W. bhirtlng. by ttsi8" SIGNS OF AM, KINDI AT THE WASHIVGTOV SIGN CO lr o my nw. "THE QUAUTT SHOP." i 40X STMPS ANIJ COINS BOUGHT AND SOLD. H. F. COLStAN SECOtrj National Bank Building. Phons Mata aca. stonfs nrn powder SURE CURE CHOLERA. ROUP. COUPOts .. box. Southern Poultij Supity Co.. a Jlh. TaL 413L STORAGE TOE niCHT SORT Bl D Street NorthwesL TeL Mam 11A SURWAY BILLIARD AND POflt ROOM. JOIIN VESSET. TROp" FORSIEBLt of Itlgg-i Rouse. Uth A F Eta. nw. TeL Main JKl SUPERIOR PRINTING SERVICF HAMILTON PRINTINO CO.. 157 J BJ ' jnt Phone North 43S6. "" TARLE D'HOTE r)ET IN TOWsf SO CENTS. TRT US ONCE. M. o pnsViorw. 3 E 8L aw. Phone M. BIT. Wedneaday nights. Visitors Intlted. 0 alh St. nw. THE CLOTHES nnrrnn CLEANING DYEING, AND RFPAlTtr-eo TrnnK called for and deliTered. KM Pa. A tf Pbona ILlta THE MIRROR RTATrxsr t-wsisiiii , MAMCL'RINU. AND.. OTHER BBANciaB uorougiuy laugnt. w. :u r" dl nw. TeL M. ut TRurrrs pf.-mansiiip scnooL. LESSONS IN BUSINESS. OIAME.(iI(a writing, lob prnwerk. card writing. a Ca Ca. m. TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS. ALFORD LFTTEB COJIPANY DISTRICT MA. tlonal Bank BMg. TeL Matt WOS. "'wl-r UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMKRa. rt j BRKvnr ro. ir otii st ni!rV,H."e. T. OABDNER. Mgr. North SB. VJa UPHOLSTERING SLIP e-n-c-sra.. Tho beat and eneapest, BEUABLE Ul'UOLaTKn. INO CO . It OS Bank of Cm, Bid Tht K 4L WASH DRESSES. LOO VALUE At H.I7. THIS WEEK OSTLX. . E. 10UNO A CO, KM Ith SL nw. -" VTAIL PAR-5R AND PAINTING. IUHN GRIMES. 331 PA. AVE. 8K. TEL. Iscolc la. Y,A1lner-!H's IESPOSWADES. Pianos. Music. Talking Marhlnea. TeL 3L iff. WASHINGTON SUNSET ROUTS. BEST SKBVICE TO CALIFtlBNIA. BTANDAJtB or tourist, 105 F BL nw. TaL Mala 12. -- WE DYE EVERY DAY. DYKISO CI EASING REPAIRINO. PRESSISGL FOOTER'S DIE WORKS, llth sad O Sts. aw. T VKKytmomSDOW nrxtmn m v? Kt1ja5n1i? M CUS 8L?2?1&' n VH CREDIT IS GOOD WITH ' WINDO-4V CLEANING