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7 0t.. Cor. 11th.
Funiture actory. 14th and 3. Storage Warebem. 22 am I.
Mattrs and Gouch Factory, 1210-12 D S.
Odd Lots of Portieres
At Very Substantial
Reductions.I
Making a quick clearance of all the odd lots of
Portieres- =mostly one to four pairs of a kind
-and practically every color and shade you
can need.
There isn't another occasion in the course. of
trading that makes prices on regular stock
so low. Several hundred pairs to sell, but
they won't be long selling when there's so
little asked in exchange for them.
ALL DIFFERENT SHADES OF 23 DIFFERENT STYLES AND
GREEN. SHADES OF RED PORTIERS.
WERE. NOW. - WERE. NOW.
I pair........... $9.oo $6.oo I pair........... $9.oo $6.oo
I pair........... $8.oo $5.50 1 pair........... $9.oo $6.90
I pair........... $6.5a $5-oo 3 pairs .......... $4.50 $3-75
I pair........... $9.50 $7.25 - p
I pair..........$11.oo $8.75 1 pair........... $7.00 $5-50
---.. 7 $.00 pair........... $7.5o $5.75
I pair ........... $9.50 $6.50 I pair ...........$5s.00 $4.00
3Y2 pairs........ $4.50 $3-50 1 pair........... $8.oo $5.oo
I pair........... $7.00 $5-50 ipair........... $7.50 $5.00
I pair........... $8.00 $5.50 1 pair........... $7.50 $4.25
I pair........... $4.50 $3-50 4% pairs........ $6.5o $3-75
* pair.......... $6.oo $4.00 2 pairs. ....... $5.00 $3.50
I pair........... $5.00 $395 1 pair....... $5-50 $390
. pair........... $3.25 $2.75 p
2 pairs.........$15-00 $7.00 4 pairs......... $6.oo $4.59
I pair .......... $5.50 $4-00 2 pairs.......... $5.oo .$395
I pair........... $5.00 $4.00 2 pairs..........$18.oo $12.50
I pair...........$15.oo $9-00 4 pairs.......... $6.5o $3-75 *
x pair.......... .$8.oo $6.OO I pair.......... $12.50 $7.50
i pair........... $6.oo $4.00 1 pair........... $8.oo $5-00
3 pairs.......... $6.5o $3.75 1 pair.......... $12.00 $7.00
2 pairs.'........ $5.50 $4.50 1 pair...........$12.50 $9.00
2 pairs.......... $6.5o $4-75 1 pair...........$11-50 $9.00
2 pairs..........$12.50 $9-00 3 pairs..........$1500 $11.50
2 pairs.......... $7.75 $6.oo SOME OF THE ROSE SHADE FOR
4 pairs.......... $5.00 $3.25 TIERES.
2 pairs.......... $6.oo $4-75 WERE. NOW.
131 pairs........ $7.50 $5-50
BAGDAD AND ORIENTAL EF- 2 pairs---- -----$ 7 $55o
FECTS. 2pis.. 77 5
WERE. NOW. 2 pairs...... ..--$5.oo $3.90
I pair.... ...... $12.75 $6.00 1 pair......... .$i.5o $8.9o
I pair........... $4-50 $3.00 1 pair........... $3.25 $2.75
I pair........... $4.50 $3-50 1 pair........... $9.50 $7-00
3Y2 pairs........ $6.oo $4.75 1 pair.........$10.oo $7.oo
I pair........... $6.50 $5-00 1 pair...........$11.oo $7.00
I pair.... ...... $8.5o $6.oo 2 pairs....... $7.oo $5.25
1 pair ........... $9.00 $7.25 i pair...... ..... $7.75 $5.5o
2 pairs..........$15.00 $8.oo 2 pairs..... . .. $5.5o $4.25
I pair........... $6.o0 $4.50 I pair.......... $4.oo $3.00
I pair ...... ... $3.25 $2.75 2 pairs.......... $8.oo $5-75
I pair........... $6.75 $5.50 2 pairs.......... $9.oo $6.00
I pair.......... .$6.50 $4.50 2%11 pairs....... $5.oo $2-75
I pair........... $7.75 $5.50 1 pair........... $9.00 $5.90
BLUE PORTIERES. 2 pairs .... ..... $6.75 $5.50
WERE. NOW. I pair.. .. .... $7.00 $5.50 t
1 pair...........$18.oo $12.50 4 pairs.......... $5.5o $4.00
I pair.... ...... .$6.5o $3-75 2 pairs.......... $6.50 $4-75
r pair.......... $5.00 $3.90 1 pair-....... $3-75 $2-50 0
I pair........... $450 $3.25 1 pair .... . . .. $5-50 $4.56.2
I pair.......... $6.oo $4.25 1 pair...... .. ..$ii.oo $8.oo .
A Rug sale that prices first quality
rugs about 11/ less than usual.
A Furniture sale that reduces furni
ture as much as 50%.
W. B. Moses & Sons, F St., Cor. I Ith.
ANTh RACITE
ANTI-IRACITE
Owing to the impossibility of securing sufficient SuPlies of Reading coal
to meet the present demands of our trade we have contracted with individual
operators for 5.000 tons of Mammouth Vein Lehigh coal, in furnace, egg, Stove
and chestnut sizes, which we offer to our patrons and
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY AT
$12.00 PER TON
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
J. FAURY DOYVEGCO
INCORPORATED,
Main Office, 12th and F Sts. N. W.
BRANCHES:.
21st and I N.W. 205 7th S.W.
i26 1H N.W 45 G N.E.
1602 4th .W.1st and M N.E.
FURS That ~Bos
Fashion Approves. C. P R LL'
URsneho Fur. for the New Year
is rpeewith everything that 489J t
Star InsOX
tios of whieh Is invited. oi, Js-nth 1
the tideag' proits.W d ng i s
aks Fur Co., T -mE iND
DELR NFURS UXCIgygy. - l re iLaeetb
jaG-tu~th.u,28 sWRD!GGFS
5 Teeth That it .. oei~ t
smi - isaaeiehi eths., Inistem, s
ess. bal est eaistep i
A' r N WB OOS TTOEY N GAI
COLONIAL WINE CO.
Headt.,en for Quaity Wet ..d..
Your Favorite
W ~.0O
WRSS9
Cordials and Liquors for
Receptions, Banquets, Sup
per Parties, etc.-drinkables
of the highest grade and
quality at a big saving over
the ordinary retailers' prices.
Largest and most intelli
gently selected stock of wet
goods in Washington.
Prompt attention to mail or
'phone (2188) orders.
California Santerne-delicious favor
'-50c. bottle. 5.0cape.
Rosedale Sauternes (Rosedale vineyard, Cal.)
-at e. bottle. $6.50 case.
Rant Sauternes CIL F. Piccard at Cie,
Bodeu) 4c, bottle. $0.50 case.
Haut Sauterne (Brandenburg des, Bor
deaux)
-$1 quart. $1 0.5case
Imported Rhine Wines (Hocbsehi d & Co.)
Caiona-b$7 case.
CalforiaSheryand Pott Wines
$1.50, $2 and $2.75 gallon.
-25c., 35c., 5c. and 75c. bottle.
Imported Sherry and Fort Wines
.50, $4, $5 and $0 gallon.
-$1 and $1.50 bottle.
American Champagnes-Great Western, Gold
Yeal. Hommel's White Star and Cook's.
Keortl -$1.25 quart. ,275C. pint.
Moet & Chandon White Seal C 'ampagne
-26 t,$81 cage. $1.40 pt., $83 came.
InH Mm's (Extra Dry) Champagn
-26qt,$81 case. $1.40 pt '~3esee.
Cor m. d Mente, Cocoa, iolette,
Vanla i etc.
4$1 bottle.
California Claret (Zinfandel), for Punch
-25c. bottle. $1 gallon.
Your Favorite Whiskeys.
Silver Wedding, 8-year-old Maryland y
Whiskey, smooth, mellow and f t
ful bouquet
-1 quart. $8.50 gallon.
Keyport Whkey
Squart. $2.7 gallo
* FORMERLY KYOTS
Her. 9th and D Sts.
'Phone Main 2188 ail order.
t-e p p promptly delive
-Weather
-a foot--any
-quantity--delivered
-Sat yoiur residence free.
John B. pey, HOd
AISTELBEG'S.093 Pa. ave
ja-d
Proper glasses
revent the eyes
rom rowing worse
-unsuitable glasses
aggravate their
troubles.
Have Dr. Hood exam
ine your eyes and fit
the proper glasses to
H remedy their defects.
Dr. A. L. HOOD,
CASTELBERG'S. 935 Pa. Ave.
Sewing Machines
u R1UDUC1EDO
RAEoppotunity to secure sightly se
~ ~'SAN17RD ROTARY SUTE
SEWING MACINdS at BARGAIN
PRICS-a chance that will not permit
p es hese machines have been out on
rental fo nya ahort time and all are
In FIRST-CLAs onditons.
Standard Sewing
Machine Co.,
602 9th St., Stj H. osk. Ma
'Phone 1407.
ja6-tu,thfs728
Soft and clear;
perhansr chappn;
Co27p7th iot. sa.1
Hadlinehed a Century vege
cotrat thhie roghedingc
tins our sod wfies, both in
etent ainthe vretov esm
pigs shead and nequaesp
clersund whien heleion.
STATROERS
EstablisdaCntur Aene.
THE WORLD Pr OIETY
MB 200BVmrvJB ZM-TANT
AFTERNOGICAT O0M'
Last Night's Dinners
Events on Today"a Calendar
Mrs. Roosevelt's reeption yesterday-one
of the largest she ha'shhelI.gave pleasure
to hundreds. The White Hodibe was bright
ly lighted, and quantites of flowers added
attractions nothing elp replace. The
new terrace entrance was act, and gave
unbounded satisfaction9 The eption room
for the diplomatic corpi in the basement,
a space formerly occupied as the boiler
room, directly beneath the blue room, was
also in use as It was on New Year day.
It is bright and comfortable. The visitors
yesterday approached ' Mrs. Roosevelt
through the east and green rooms, Col.
Bingham standing at her right near the
blue room door. Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Bingham,
Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. Cortelyou, Mrs. Rixey,
Mrs. Loeb, Mrs. -Barnes, Miss Hitchcock,
Miss Louise Jones and Miss Knox were in
the re.ceiving party. At the table in the
dining room Miss Roosevelt presided at the
punch bowl and Miss Hagner poured tea. A
section of the Marine Band played, in the
hall, and all the officers present were In
uniform. The guests invited were: The
minister of Sweden and Norway. the min
ister of Guatemala, the minister of Den
mark, the minister of Ecuador and Senora
de Carbo, the Minister. Qf Haiti and Mme.
Leger, the Minister of Brazil and Mme. de
Assis-Brasil, the Minister of Costa Rica and
Senora de Calvo, the minister of Nicaragua,
the Netherlands minister, the Minister of
Japan and Mme. Takabira, the Minister of
Peru and Senora de Alvarez Calderon, the
minister of Persia, the minister of Korea,
the Argentine Minister and Senora de
Garcia Merou, the Minister of Belgium and
Baroness Moncheur, the minister of Slam,
the Minister of Chile and Senora de Walker
Martinez, the minister of Portugal, the Min
ister of Cuba and Senora de Quesada, the
minister of Spain; the Minister of Salvador
and Senora de Lopez, the minister of
Turkey, the Charge d'Affaires of France and
Mme. de Margerie, the charge d'affaires of
Venezuela, the charge d'affaires of Uru
guay, the Charge d'Affaires of Bolivia and
Senora de Zalles, the charge d'affAires of
Switzerland, the charge d'affaires of China,
the Charge d'Affaires of Colombia and
Senora de Harran. Senator and Mrs. Al
drich, Senator and Mrs. Alger, Representa
tive and Mrs. Ernest F. Acheson,. Represen
tative Robert Adams, Jr., Representative
and Mrs. William C. Adamson, Representa
tive and Mrs. De Alva S. Alexander, Repre
sentative Amos L. Allen, Miss Allen, Rep
resentative Henry D. Allen, Representative
Henry H. Aplin, Miss Aplin, Mr. and Mrs.
William S. Abert, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D.
Addison, Mr. A. C. Addison, Mr. and, Mrs.
Milton E. Aliles, Gen. and Mrs. Ainsworth,
Mrs. John J. Almy, Miss Almy, Mrs. Nicho
las Anderson, Col. and Mrs. George L. An
drews, Mrs. K. H. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.
Addison B. Atkins, Miss Atkins, Mrs. Daisy
F. Ayers.
Senator Bailey, Senator and Mrs. Black
burn, Representative and Mrs. L. Heisler
Ball, Representative and Mrs. Thomas H.
Ball, Miss Ball, Representative Samuel S.
Barney, Miss Barney, Representative Ar
thur L. Bates, Representative and Mrs.
Jacob A. Beidler, the Misses Beidler, Rep
resentative and Mrs. John B. Bell, Miss Bell,
Representative and Mrs. Johki D. Ballamy,
Representative and Js. M. E. Benton,
Representative 0. H. P. Belmont, Repre
sentative and Mrs. Alexanoer Billyneyer,
Representative Henry H. Bigham. Repre
sentative and Mrs. Spencer Blackburn,
Representative Albert A. Blkeney, Repre
sentative Vincent Boreing, the Misses
Boreing, Representativ and:Mre. Henry S.
Boutell, Representative and Mrs. Justin D.
Bowersock, Miss Bowersack, Representa
tive and Mrs. Sidney J. Bowie, Represen
tative Frank D. Brandegee, Representative
and Mrs. William G. Brantley, Representa
tive and Mrs. Phanor Breassale, Represen
tative and Mrs. Abraham Le Brick, Repre
sentative and Mrs. Henry Bristow, Repre
sentative Jacob H. Bromwell, Representa
tive and Mrs. Webstpr E. Brown, Miss
Brown, Representative Walter P. Brown
low, Representative and , Mr.. Stephen
Brundidge, Jr., Miss brundidge, Represen
tative Henry Burk, ,Etresentative Charles
H. Burke, Repieseritatve aLpd Mrs. Emer
J. Burkett, RepresentatiVe and Mrs. Edwin
C. Burleigh, Miss Burleigh, Representative
and Mrs. James J. Butler, Representative
and Mrs. Thomas S. Butler.
Mrs. Thomas Biddle, Miss Biddle, Mrs.
Saidee Henry Benton, Miss Seton Ripley,
Commander and Mrs. Baird, Captain and
Mrs. Bartlett, Miss Bartlett; Major George
Barnett, Miss Battles, Commander and
Mrs. Badger, Miss Badger, Captain and
Mrs. Babbitt, Lieutenant and Mrs. Wil
liam J. Barden, Mr. W. V. R. Berry, the
Misses Berry, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Beck,
Mrs. Belknap, Admiral and Mrs. Benham,
Miss Benham, Lieutenant and Mrs. Belk
nap, Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
Beatty, Lieutenant James F. Bell, Major
Biddle, Miss Biddle, Mr. William, T. Bing
ham, Miss Elizabeth B. Bliss, Mrs. Charles
E. Blunt, Miss Blunt, Dr. R. N. Blanchard,
Mine. Bonaparte, Mr. Jerome N. Bonaparte,
Lieutenant and Mrs. P. 8. Bond, Lieutenant
and Mrs. F. C. Boggs, Lieutenant Mark
Brook, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Bradley,
Mrs. S. A. Brown, the Midses Brown, Cap
tain and Mrs. Edward Burr,' Lieutenant H.
T. Bull, Mrs. Abby G. Baker, Miss Mar
garet M. Bailey, Mrs, Florence H. Bacon,
Miss Virginia Butler, Miss Alice Bannon.
Senator and Mrs. Clarence D. Clark, Miss
Clark, the Misses Riner, Senator and Mrs.,
Carmnack, Senator William A. Clark, Rep
resentative William A. Calderhead, Repre
sentative and Mrs. Ben F. Caldwell, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Ezekial S. Candler,
jr.; Representative and Mrs. H. Burd Cas
mel, Representative .Adin B. Capron. Repre
sentative John W. Casing'hamn, Represent
ativo Henry D. Clayton.- Representative
Wmn. Connell, Representative and Mrs. Jas.
P. Conner, Representative and Mrs. Frank
L. Coombs, Miss Coombs, Representative
and Mrs. James Cooney, Representative and
Mrs. Sam B. Cooper, the Misses Cooper,
Representative and Mrs. William S. Cow
herd, Representative Thomas 3. Creamer,
Representative and Mrs. Geo. W. Cromer,
Representative and Mrs. Edgar D. Crumn
packer, Representative and Mrs. Frank D.
Currier, Representative and Mrs. Francis
W.,Cushrnan, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Casson,
Rev, and Mrs.-Henry N. Coudon, Miss Con
den, Col. and Mrs. L. Edward Clark, Mrs.
Henry Hayes, Mrs. Kate M. Christy, Miss
Christy, Mrs. Miller, Miss Darneille, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Campbell, Gen. and Mrs. E.
C. Card, the Misses Card, Mrs. Julius Cat
lin, Miss Catlin, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Chapin,
Dr. Thomas A. Claytor, Mrs. D. D. Colton.
Mr. G. B. Condit, Mra Z. C. Cobb, Dr. J.
M. Coffin, Dr. C. H. Conner. Mrs. Charles
H. Coiburn, Miss Colburn, Capt..and Mrs.
Joseph E. Craig, Admiral 'and Mrs. B. J.
Cromwell, Mrs. F. B. Conger and Mrs. Por
ter Chandler.
Senator and Mrs. Dubols, Representative
and Mrs. Herman B. Dahle, Miss Dahle,
Representative Archibald B. Darragh, Rep
resentative Robert W. Davis, Miss Davis,
Representative and Mrs Aiston G. Dayton.
Representative and Mi. EIas Deemer, the
Misses Deeiner, Re tatve and Mrs.
John Dougherty, Mli 'Iougherty, Repre
sentative and Mrs. Win. H. Douglas, Repre
sentative anji Mrs. B7B.*Zovener, Repre
sentative and Mrs. %u. Draper, Miss
Draper, Representative..4rs. M. E. Dris
coil, Representative Jdh -- Dwight, Mrs.
Francis N. Davis, Mrs. M. B. Downing,
Mrs. Charles L. Davis, '~p Davis, Lieut.
Commander and Mrse HbrG. Demnig,
Miss Demig, Col. andi Mir&4jalvin. Do Witt,
Miss Do Witt, Dr. Wailise :De Witt, Miss
Dennison, Represengs4ved1 Caldweli Ed
wards, Representati~lesLui W. Emerson,
Representative and MrsdeJhn J. Esch, Rep
resentative Alvin EvmmUiss Evans, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mcl. Eby, tMis Edes,
CoL. and Mrs. Clarea~ Edwards, Mr.
Richard F. Ely, Lie lCo.'and Mrs. Wil
11am Ennis, Miss EnnuinMrs. John 0.
Evans,. Representati 1oL. Feely, Reps
resentative David U. epresentative
and Mrs. John J. Fit radRepresentative
and Mrs. De W~t C. ,imaan epresenta
tive and Mrs. IIa H. Fleming, Repr
sentative and kr.Robert H. Feerderer,
Miss Foerderer, Rep e inttve and Mrs.
Joseph W. Fordney, Misle sFordney,
Representative and xrDavhl 3. Foster,
Mrs. L. L& Lawrence, loi s istin. Repre
sentative George P. Foster, Mrs. John L,
Fox, Dr. and :Mrs. William H. FOe, Mr.
and Mrs. N. L. K~ragefs, Col. and Mrs.
Gleorga Fabyah., ALeut. l. -B. -Ferguson,
Chief Un=lnh and Mgb. H. W. Fiob, Miss
Mr. Thomas .D. 7u~r.-gt r n
Senator. Gibson, .gp ansti 14 Mrs.
Joseph H. J~us Resa e~ - W.
Gaines,.ernttv
Haieu.
Gilbert, Regutwbstal JoUsph L GMll Rep
resentative Carter Gla Representative
and Mrs. Thomas L. Glenn, Representative
Robert B. Gordon, Representative and Mrs.
William H. Grahame Representative WU1
Lam S. Green, MK.i Gillenwater, Dr. and
Mrs. Edward M. Gallaudet, Miss Gallandet.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff, Miss Gale,
Mr. Arthur Goldaborough, Dr. and Mrs. E.
K. Goldaborough, Miss Goildsborough, Mr.
and 31rs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Mrs. H. D.
Green, Lieut. J. W. Graeme, Mr. William
W. Gulick. Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Gunnell,
Lieut. William L. Guthrie, Representative
Lames K. P. Hall, Representative and Mrs.
Edward L. Hamilton, Representative Harry
A. Hanbury. Representative and Mrs. Kitt
redge Haskins, Representative Gilbert N.
Haugen. Representative and Mrs. James
Hay. Representative and Mrs. Thomas
Hedge, Representative and Mrs. Stevens E.
Henry, Miss Henry, Representative and
Mrs. Patrick Henry, Representative Robert
L. Henry, Representative and Mrs. Charles
Q. Hildebrant, Representative and Mrs.
Eben J. Hill. Miss Hill, Representative and
Elias S. Holliday, Miss Holliday, Repre
sentative and Mrs. Charles E. Hooker, Rep
resentative and Mrs. William M. Howard,
Representative and Mrs. Benjamin F. How
ell, Representative and Mrs. James A.
Hughes.
Mrs. Sallie Vawter Harris. Mrs. Grace
Porter Hopkins, Mrs. Ida Husted Harper,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry S. Heath, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Halstead, Lieut. and Mrs. H. S.
Hansell, Justice Alexander B. Hagner, Mr.
apd Mrs. Hendersen, Mr. John B. Hender
ion, Jr.; Gen. and Mrs. Heywood. Miss Stell
rag, Paymaster S. Lawrence Heap, Maj.
and Mrs. 0. L. Hein, Mr. and Mrs. George
E. Howard, Miss Howard, Rev. and Mrs.
R. L. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. James Hoy, the
Misses Hoy, Mr. F. H. Howland,
Miss Howland, Miss Alice L. How
ard, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Huide
toper, Mr. Frederic L. Huidekoper, Mr. and
Mrs. George P. Huff, Miss Huff, Lieut. and
Mrs. John M. Hudgins, Col. E. L. Huggins,
Admiral and Mrs. A. K. Hughes, the Misses
Hughes, Representative Harvey S. Irwin,
Representative d Mrs. Summers M. Jack,
Representative ahd Mrs. Alfred M. Ackson.
Representative William H. Jackson, Repre
Rentative and Mrs. John J. Jenkins, Repre
entative and Mrs. Thomas M. Jett,. Miss
Jett, Representative and Mrs. Joseph T.
Johnson, Representative Wesley L. Jones,
Representative and Mrs. Charles F. Joy,
Capt. and Mrs. Mason Jackson, Dr. and
Mrs. Samuel Jackson, Miss Jackson.
Representative and Mrs. Choice B. Ran
tell, Representative Joseph E. Ransdell,
Representative and Mrs. Charles C. Reid,
Representative and Mrs. William F. Ray,
the Misses Ray, Representative and Mrs.
John F. Rixey, Representative Samuel N.
Robertson, Representative and Mrs. John
N. W. Rumple, Miss Rumple, Representa
tive Gordon Russell, Representat-ve and
Mrs. William H. Ryan, Representative and
Mrs. Bernard S. Rodey, Mr. and Mrs. D.
3. Ransdell, Mrs. Thomas B. Rhodes, Lieu
tenant Commander William P. Randall,
Bolicitor General and Mrs. Richards, Capt.
and Mrs. B. F. Ritteniouse, Miss Ritten
ouse, Major and Mrs. Romeyn, Miss
Romeyn, Mr. H. H. Rosseau and Capt. and
Mrs. Edgar Russell, Senator Simmons,
Representative Robert B. Scarborough,
Representative Charles R. Schirm. Repre
tentative Charles F. Scott, Representative
rhomas J. Selby, Miss Selby, Representative
nd Mrs. Dorsey W. Shackelford, Repre
tentative and Mrs. John F. -Shaffroth, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Ashton C. Shallen
berger, Representative and Mrs. Carlos E.
3helden, Miss Shelden, Representative Mor
ris Sheppard, Representative and Mrs.
seph B. Showtlter, Representative and Mrs.
oseph C. Sibley. Miss Sibley, Representa
tive and Mrs. William W. Skiles, Miss
3kiles, Representative and Mrs. Henry C.
3mith, Representative and Mrs. Samuel W.
3mith, Representative Walter I. Smith.
Representative and Mrs. William Alden
3mith, Representative Charles E. Snod
grass. Representative and Mrs. John S.
5nook, Mrs. James A. Snyder, Mss Snyder,
Representative George N. Southwick, Rep
resentative Stephen M. Sparkman, Repre
tentative and Mrs. John H. Stephens, Rep
*esentative and Mrs. Fred C. Stevens, Rep
"esentative and Mrs. John K. Stewart, Rep
esentative and Mrs. Frederic Storm. Rep
esentative and Mrs. George Sutherland,
Miss Sutherland.
Representative Edward Swann, Repre
tentative Marcus A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
lonzo Stewart, Mrs. Lucy Page Stelle,
Mrs. Sheridan, the Misses Sheridan, Mr.
tnd Mrs. H. A. Seymour. Miss Seymour,
Dr. and Mrs. I. S. Stone, the Misses Smith,
apt. and Mrs. William N. Sage, Capt. and
Mrs. John S. Sewell, Mrs. Charles Seymour,
Miss Seymour, Dr. and Mrs. Henry A.
Shaw, Gen. 'and Mrs. William Sinclair,
Major and Mrs. F. W. Sibley, Miss Sibley,
r. and Mrs. N. S. Simpkins, Col. and Mrs.
!. C.,Sniffen, Hon. A. R. Spofford, Miss
3pofford, Gen. and Mrs. Sternberg, Mr. Jno.
. Stoddard, Miss Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Story, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Steele.
Ir., and Miss Steele.
Senator and Mrs. Tallaferro. the Misses
rallaferro, Miss Mardita Elliott, Senator
nd Mrs. Turner, Representative and Mrs.
3eorge W. Taylor, Miss Taylor, Repre
tentative and Mrs. John R. Thayer, the
Misses Thayer, Representative Charles R.
rhomas, Representative and Mrs. Lot
rhomas, Miss Thomas, Representative and
Mrs. 'Charles Q. Tirrell, Representative and
rs. Arthur S. Tompkins, Miss Tompkins,
Representative and Mrs. Emmett Tompkins,
Representative South Trimble, Miss K. E.
rhomas, Miss A. P. Thomas, Col. and Mrs.
ugustus C. Tyler, the Misses Tyler, Mrs.
rhomas Tuttle, Mr. Kai B. Muns, Capt.
rohn R. N. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. John M.
rhurston, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thompson,
iss Ida Thompson, Mrs. Mary C. Thaw,
Miss Thaw, Mr. Henry K. Thaw, Miss
romes, Major and Mrs. F. El. True.
Mrs. Thomas J. Turner and Miss Turner,
3ommander and Mrs. E. B. Undel-iwood.
Representative and Mrs. Willard E. Van
liver, Representative and Mrs. Henry C.
Van Voor'hls, the Misses Van Voorhis, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Edward B. Vreeland,
Miss Vreeland, Major and Mrs. R. C. Van
Vllet and Mr. Stephen Vail, Representative
and Mrs. William H. Warnock, the Misses
Warnoci:, Representative James E. Wat
on, Representative and Mrs. Charles
Wheeler. Representative James B. White.
Representative and Mrs. Ariosto A. Wiley.
Representative and Mrs. ,Tai ses R. Will
ams, Representative John S. Williams,
Representative Frank E. WIlson. Repro
entative Samuel D. Wood. Representative
and Mrs. Charles F. Wright. Representa
tive Robert W. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs.
lames W. Wadsworth. Jr., Miss Margaret
Wade, Miss L. M. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll D. Wright, MIss Grace Wright.
Mrs. John B. McPherson, Mr. and Mrs. C.
. Walton, Lieut. M. L. Walker, Capt. and
Mrs. John P. Wade, Mt'. and Mrs. J. E.
Washington, Miss Washington, Gen. and
Mrs. G. H. Weeks. Capt. and Mrs. George
MceD. Weeks. Lieut. M. N. Weeks, Mrs.
ewis N. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wake
man, Judge and Mrs. Lawrence Weldon,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whittemore, Mrs.
Charles A. Williams. Miss Williams, Gen.
and -Mrs. George B. Williams, Miss Upton,
Leut. William P. Wooten, Lieut. Coin
mander and Mrs. M. L. Wood, Mr. Charles
H. Woodhull, Mrs. J. Kearney Warren, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Wy-lie,, Representative
and Mrs. William T. Zenor, Mrs. H. D.
Jewett, Mrs. Otis Johnson, Miss Johnson,
Kr. William C. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. P.
EC. Johnson, Capt. and Mrs. William V.
Judsen, Miss Katherzine Clay.
Senator Kean, Mrs. Kean, the Misses
Kean, Representative Julius Kahn. Mr.
Julian Halstead Kean, Repr sentative Jas.
M. Kehoe, Mrs. Edwin Kemp, Representa
tive Claude Kitchin, Representative W.
Kitebin, Representative and Mr.Theodore
F. Klutz, the Misses Klutz, - epresentative
and Mrs. Charles L. Knapp. Reprenantative
and Mrs. Thomas B. Kyle. Mas. E. iMekville
Kilvort. Miss Cox. Mr. Jolin -A. (Kasson,
Mrs. Louis Kingsley, Lieutenant arCoionel
and Mrs. Joel T. Kirkmnan, .Missi Kibby,
Kr. Percy H. King, Captain and Mrs. Chas.
W. Klutz. Senator and Mrs. Lodge, Repre
sentative Charles B. Landis, Representa
tive Samuel W. T. Lanham, Representative
and Mrs. Francis R. Lassiter, Representa
tive and Mrs. George P. Lawrence, Repre
sentative Montague Lessler,,.Representative
Asbury F. Lever, Representative Robert'..
Lewis, Representative and Mrs. George H.
Lindsay. Miss Lindsay, Representative Lu
ius N. Llttauer, Representative and Mrs.
Charles E. Littlefield, Miss Littlefield, Rep
resentative and Mrs. CTheater I. Long, Rep
resentative William C. Lovering, Miss Lov
ering, Miss Lancaster, Mr'. and Mrs. Fran..
eis E.~Leupp, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Layton,
r. Frank B, 7Ljen, Mr. a'nd. Mrs. J. D.
Langhorne, the Misses Langhorne, Major
ind Mrs. ~Louis A. La Garde. CaptaIn
Henry Leonard, Mrs. N. S. Lincoln, Miss
Lincoln. 39r. George .G. Lincoln, NMiss Lite
Eed, Mr. Robert L Hubbard, Miss Louisa
B. Pitkin. GeneralI and Mrs. George. N.
Lieber, the Mitas Lieber. General -and
Mrs. James Loqgstreet, Major and ~Mrs.
0. Fr Long, ieutenant and aMrs. George
W. Logan, Adsniral and Mrs. Ludlow. ad
Colonela W.N M Llewellyn.
ASpator A. J. MeLurin, Senator and Mrs.
1ohn L. McEaerhV Represensative -ame..
..rativand Mi hma sadMs
P. Mardhae, greieutaIP.e ane IM U
W. Martin, Representative Ery 1. May
nard. Representative and Mrs Vietor H.
Metcalf, Representative and Mrs. J. Ross
Mickey, Representative and Ms. James M.
Mll!er, Representative and Mrs. Frank W.
Mondell. Representative and Mrs. James K.
Moody. REprcsentative Malcolm A. Moody.
Representative Stephen Morgan, Represen
tative and Mrs. Edward Morrell, Represen
tative Page Morris, Miss Morris, Repre
sentative and Mrs. McKenzie Moss. Repre
sentative and Mrs. Sydney E. Mudd. Miss
Mudd, Representative and Mrs. Howard
Mutchler, Miss Mutchler, Mr. and Mrsa
Alex. McDowell, Mr. Joseph C. McElroy.
Miss Helena McCarthy, Mrs. Evelyn Clark
Morgan. Lieut. James F. McKinley. MISS
Grace McKinley, Chief Engineer and Mrs.
Hershel Main, Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee.
Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Magruder, Mrs. Mc
Lean Martin, Miss Martin, Mr. James M.
Matthewe. Dr. and Mrs. John 1. Mason,
Lieut. Frank Marble, Col. and Mrs. William
A. Marye, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. S. C. Mill,
Mrs. Richard Mulligan. Mr. F. D. Mullan.
the Misees Mullan, Mrs. E. L. Munson, Mr.
and Mrs. James I. McCallum, Miss McCal
lum, Lieut. and Mrs. M. J. McDonough.
Major and Mrs. V. McNally, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Macmaster.
Representative and Mrs. Henry F. Na
than, Representative James C. Needham,
Representative and Mrs. William Neville,
Representative and Mrs. Robert M. Nevin,
Miss Nevin, Representative and Mrs. James
A. Norton, Miss Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Nel
son, Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Neff, Miss Nico
lay, Representative and Mrs. Theobold Ot
jen, Gov. and Mrs. Otero, Senator Patter
son, Senator and Mrs. Pettus, Representa
tive and Mrs. Lemuel P. Padgett, Miss
Pa ett, Representative and Mrs. Henry W.
Pd ner, Miss Palmer, Representative and
Mrs. R. Wayne Parker, Representative
George R. Patterson, Representative Mal
cohn R. Patterson, Representative and Mrs.
George A. Pearre, Representative and Mrs.
James B. Perkins, Representative Rice A.
Pierce, Representative Rufus K. Polk, Rep
resentative Edward W. Pou, Representative
and Mrs. Llewellyn Powers, Representative
and Mrs. Samuel M. Powers, Representative
and Mrs. George W. Prince, Representative
and Mrs. Cornelius A. Pugsley, Mrs. U. H.
Painter, Miss Painter, Miss Virginia T. Pea
cock, Prof. and Mrs. Henry M. Paul, Maj.
and Mrs. James Parker, the Misses Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pattersor, Mr. C. J.
F. Peirce, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Pepper,
Mr. Charles K. Pou, Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Poor, Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Potts, Miss
Potts, Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Polhemus, Miss
Perman, Lieut. and Mrs. A. B. Putnam and
Miss Paulding.
Miss Viola Wetmore entertained a small
party of friends Saturday evening at her
home, corner Albany and Buffalo avenues,
North Takoma. The evening was spent in
cards, games, singing and dancing, after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wet
more. Miss Bertha Pember, Miss Charlene
Brown, Miss Viola Wetmore, Miss Augusta
Clarke, Mr. Earl Graves, Mr.2 Mortimer
Clarke, Mr. Don Gosorn, Mr. Frank 0.
Favorite and Mr. William Wetmore.
Mrs. H. W. Hamilton of 1326 V street
northwest will be at .home Informally
Thursdays during January.
Mrs. Morris R. Eddy and Miss Eddy will
be at home at 1100 M street the remaining
Fridays In January.
Lieutenant Samuel F. Shreve and Miss
Mabel W. Bradley were quietly married
last evening at the residence of Dr. Sam
uel H. Greene of Calvary Baptist Church.
They left immediately on their honey
moon trip for the- north, where they will
visit all the principal cities of interest. On
their homeward journey they will stop at
Atlantic City. The groom Is a son of the
ate Wm. 0. Shreve and member of the firm
Df Wm. 0. Shreve & Sons.
Mrs. W. D. Bynum gave a luncheon today
at Rauscher's, entertaining a party of
twelve.
Last Friday evening, January 2, at their
residence, 1843 9th street, Mr. and Mrs.
U. S. Omohundro celebrated the birthday
ef the former. Vocal and Instrumental
music, admirably rendered by Miss Dottie
Heeter, Mr. A. B. Johnson, Miss Eva
Heeter, Mr. A. L. Atkinson and Mr. H. M.
Wisewarmer were features of the evening.
About midnight a bountiful collation was
served in the dining room, which was deco
rated with holly and evergreen, as was the
parlor. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Uriah Heeter, Miss Heeter, Miss Bettie
Sturgeon of Apex, N. C.; Miss Eva and
Sophie Heeter, Miss Mack, Miss Gray, Mr.
and Mrs. Bayne, Mrs. E. B. Sturgeon of
Apex, N. C., and Miss Lula Heeter, Mr.
Cooke, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Atkinson, Mr. H.
Duryee, Mr. Brown and Mr. Nisewarner.
-A dance was given to a company of young
people Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. Charles H. Gordon, 3319 Holmead ave
nue. There were present: Lella Belle Her
ron, Belle Meyers. Mary Minnix, Helen Mc
Cambridge, Helen Roberts, Phoebe Gilliam,
Dorothy Lange. Nellie Eastwood, Ruth
Lange, Gerald -Johnson, Edwin McKeever,
John Holmead. Power Gilliam, Horace Ful
ler, Harry Totten, Paul Keller, Charles H.
Gordon and Allen Minnix.
A beautifully appointed luncheon of eight
een covers was given yesterday by Miss
Josephine Eddy at the residence of her
aunt, Mrs. Somers. The guests present
were: The Misses Tyler, Miss Painter, Miss
Anna Cockrell, Miss Whitside, Miss Dall,
the Misses Quay. Miss Gallaudet, Miss
Bowers, Miss Gooch, Miss Atkins, Miss
Hurst, Miss Day, Miss Halford and Mrs.
Hill.
Mrs. George Huff's dance last night at
Rauscher's was another happy assembling
rof the belles and beaux most in demand.
The holiday decorations of both the white
and green bail rooms gave way to pink
ilowers and shades and arbor effects in
green. About 200 guests were present and
at midnight supper was served at round
tables in the banquet hall. A number of
clinners preceded the dance, and the party
was not underway till half past 10.
Tile Italian ambassador and Mine. Mayor
les Planches gave a dinner, followed by an
Informal reception and musicale last night.
The dinner guests were: Third Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Peirce, Repre
sentative and Mrs. G. B. McClellan, Mrs.
Posflethwalte, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Thoron,
Lieut. Commander de Farramond of the
French embassy, Mr. Dering of the British
embassy and Mr. Wadsworth.
Miss Angelica Crosb' of New York will
be the guest of Mrs. V. R. Berry and the
Misses Berry this week.
Mrs. Oliver W. Holmes. wife of the latest
accession to the supreme benoh. began yes
terday to receive visitors. She had hosta o(
callers for whom Miss Kean poured tea.
Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann and Miss Ken
nedy will not be at home tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. Burrows, wife of Senator Burrows,
will receive from 3 to 6 Thursday of this
weelc, also Thursdays, January 22 and
February 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal C. Colman of Dun
kirk, N. Y., are visiting Washington, and
are stopping at the New Willdrd.
The Jolly Twelve Euchre Club met at the
home of Miss Minnie Schmnid on New Year
eve to watch the old year out and the new
year in. The first prizes were won by Mjss
Minnie Schmnid and Mr. Henry K. Miller,
Wrhile Mrs. Emma F. Miller and Mr. R.
Fred Day were the successful winners of
the consolation prizes. Latter the mem
bers were invited to partake of a bountiful
repast in the beautifully decorated dining
room. At .the stroke of 12 the party re
paired to the sidewalk, where the new
year was ushered in with the blowing of
horns. During the evening Miss Etta
Schmid entertained the club with selections
on the piano. The next meeting will be
held at the hopne of Miss Louise Lebaman
January %.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Scanozn of Dover,
DeL., and cbid have returned home after a
risit to lber sister, Mrs. John 3. Conner of
180 New Jersey avenue northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Trede celebrated the birth
8a~y of -their daughter Anna last Tuesday
at their residence, 614 D street southwest.
Many -prettir and -useful presents were re
eelnm nd music we en
ey a n tswere served. Among
L oogIn, 5, W~anioe and B. Tuegle,
mad the -Mesiji'. 3. Teide, C. Dyer, R,
Drig A. .Pesldr Godsen. W. GodroW
an 3-- Godron, Rev. Mru.'aataand as
remas 103 mnmn
COistributts gedosv by Mr. lobs
SOy =9s1, Treasure.
The Associated CharitIes., whose 1nance
committee recently published an appeal Iter
funds, has received a number of additional
contributions toward Its expenses for the
current year. The receipt of Mr. John Joy
Edson, treasurer of the Associated Chari
ties, has been mailed to each subscriber, as
follows:
CoL John Cassels, $10: Beatrice Clephane.
$2; J. Henley Smith. $20; Anton Eberley.
$10; Mrs. Benjamin H. Warder, $50; George
L. Andrews, $10; nonmal'class Assembly's
Presbyterian Sunday school, $2.75; E. Ber
liner, $25; N. S. Bestor, $5: W. D. Macken
sie, $2; "M. L.," 41; Mrs. F. L. Moore, 65;
Herbert 0. Ogden, #2W; no name. $;i; no
name, $2; anonymous, $1; J. inIppman, $1;
G. W. Herold, $2; H. P. 'Tharp. $10; Cuo
H. Rudolph, $15; H. N. Teplin, $2; G. T.
Keen, $1; Win. J. Zeh,$5; 0. 0. Statee, $25;
Wm. H. McKnew, $10.
PUBIC INSTALLATION.
Officers of Nancock Regint Xuster
ed in Last Night.
Hancock Regiment, No. 1. Union Veter
ans' Union, held a public Installation of its
officerif for the current year last night at
Its hall, corner 5th and G streets northwest.
The attendance was quite* large, a prepon
derance being ladies-wives and daughters
of the members,
Col. Frank T. Howe called the assemblage
to order and received the division com
mander and his staff. He then In a few
brief -remarks, paying tribute to the past
career of Hancock as the parent regiment
of the order, introduced General C. V. Pet
toys, the division comnander, who spoke a
few words. The following officers were then
mustered by Col. Geo. C. Hulse, the division
mustering officer: Colonel, P. C. Bain; lieu
tenant colonel. C. B. Ballinger; major. S. H.
Slaught; Ohaplain., W. H. Mills: surgeon.
Jofin Mangan, and quartermaster, James
H. Barbour.
Colonel Bain made a short address. and
then turned the gavel over to W. ID. Mabry,
chairman of the entertainment committee.
who presented the following program: Vocal
duet by the Misses Middaugh and Rous
seau; piano solo by Miss Albre; address by
Representative S. D. Woods of California;
Imitation of the batue ofGettysburg on snare
drum by A. F. Springsteen; piano solo by
MISS Lanahan; address by General Payne;
piano solo by Mr. Arthur Hindel. Mr.
Honey Introduced a resolution which was
unanknously adopted extending thanks to
all those who assisted In the entertainment
of the evening. At the conclusion of the
Program refreshments were served.
DIED.
BARGHAUSEN. On Tuesday J 6, 1903, s
1:20 a.m., HERf.AN BAWJHAUEN. er.. the
beloved husband of Margaret Barghausen. In
the sixty-sixth year of his age, after a long
and painful illness.
Our father is sleeping, so free from all pal,
Oh, wake him not. Sweet Spirit, to suifer again.
He slumbbers no soundly. ob, let im sleep on,
His sickness is ended and troubles all gone.
Oh, think how he sufered and moaned with palun
In the long night bows we soothed him in val,
Till God in His mercy sent down trom above
An angel that whispered a message of love.
May he rest in peace. .
BY HIS WIFE AND (mILDREN.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
476 0 street northwest, on Thursday, January a.
at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited. (Baltimore and Omaha papers pier
copy.)
BURKE. On Monday, January 5 198 at 7 o'cloek
p.m., at her residence near Falls Ubunb. Fair
a county. V&., Mrs. MARY A. BUIKE, in
the ninety-ifth year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence on Thursday. Janu
ary 8, at 9 o'clock am. Interment at .St
James' Catholic Church cemetery. *
GILES. On January 4, 1908. REBECCA A.. widow
of the late 9eorge H. Giles and daughter of
Perry Michaet, aged forty-seven years.
Funeral from her late residence, 1736 14th street
northwest January 7. at 2 o'clock. Relatives
and frienis respectfully invited. lntermtnt at
Bock Creek cemetery. 2'
JONES. On Monday. January 5, 1908, at 8 a.m..
at his residence, 319 A street northeast. Capt.
FRANK C. JONES of the 64th New York. the
beloved husband of Abbie Jones (nee Walt.r).
Funeral from his late residence. 219 A stieet north.
east, Wednesday, January 7, at 1 p.m. Fries
invited to attend.
KERR. On Sunday. January 4, 1908 at 6:40 p.m.,
LUCY J. KERR wife of David iC. Kerr.
Funeral from St. MIark's Lutheran Church. 12th
and C streets southwest. on Wednesday. Jan
uary 7, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in.
vited to attend. (Winchester papers please
copy.) 2*
LEWIS. Departed this life on Suday, January
1908, at 11:10 pm., CLARA E., daughter 1_
John and Marthi Lewis.
Through all pains at times she smiled,
A mile of heavenly birth;
And when the angles called her home
She smiled farewell to earth.
BY HER FATHER AND MOTHER.
Funeral Wednesday, Janua 7 at 2 O'clock pm.,
from Zion Baptist Chor street betwees M4
and 4% streets soutbwes. Friends and rela
tives Invited to attend.
NORRIS. On Tuesday, January 6, 1903, at 4:45
a.m., EPPA NORRIS, beloved husband of Eitsa
beth Norris aged sixty-nine yeas.
Funeral from late residence, 1118 Virginia ar us
southwest, Thursday, January 8, at 2 o'elock
p.m. Friends invited Interment private. 2*
STEVENS. On FrIday. January 2, 1903. at her
reaidence on Columbia road, IDA LITTLE. wife
of A. C. Stevens.
Funeral Wednesday, Janur 7, at 2:30 p.m., from
St. Margaret's Church. iterment private.*
WUR~I!DEfAN. On Monda. Januarmy 5, 1903, at 3
o'clock p.m., CHARLE H., beloved hhshand
of Elizabeth Wurdeman, aged Atty-seven yearn
and six months.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 438 0 street
northwest, on Thursday, January 8, at 2 o'clock
p.mn. Belatives and friends are reepectful'y i.
vited to attend. Interment at Prospect 174l1
nemetery. 2*
BROSNCAHAN. In sad but loving remembrance of
dear mother, MARY E. BROSNAHAN. who
died one year ago today, January 6, 1902.
May she rest in pesos,
o ~BY HER CHIIDREN~.
ELDER.- In sad but loving remembrance of MAY
BELLE ELDER, who died one year ago today
January 6, 1902. PAPA AN 3fAMMA.
FOGUS. In memory of my dear husband. WM. R.
C. FOGUS. who died one year ego today-Janu
eary 6,2. BY HIS WIFE AND BABY.
Cm
FUNERAL DIRECT0E8,
JOSEPH GAWLER,
1733-1734 PA. AVE. N.W.
se10-tf-4 Tulepbone maia 151.
R. F. HARVEY'S SONS,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMIERS.
iS25 14th St. N.W. TalaPham. Main UL
- e8-tf4
FRANK OEIER'S SONS,
1113 SEVEWEB1' ST. N. W.
de6-78te Tesephons Call. Main 1010.
Adolph J. Schippert,
2008 Pa. Ave. N.W. '"%55 .
deB-m4
JOHN R. LOWE,
inUCCsoR TO R. W. DARE,
62 11th st. anw. Teseghoe Na., Mais USS.
J. WILLIrAM LEE, Fussea Direetur
and DEbmamer. UMely in cosseteme. -mms
chapel and usadrn 4remtri.~ Mo.est prins.
382 Pennaglvania ave. asw. Tulephse eai, 13.,
seS-tf 4
.T. CLEMETS
dysse 1961ee UU t s.w Tai. West fT.
Joseph P. Birch's Sons,
304M St. N.W. W-e
J. Hi. BRADLEY,
437th S. S. W.ij
WM. HI. SCOTl'& CO.,
negara~ Dna3 AND mesma6ama
Uk t. m., 'Pibemai
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