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FINANCIAL.

FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
s1s AND s15 ST. NV.
Has the best plan devised for securing Home.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
Any ,peunt lOsnsd repsyable sla month on each
iOs p SS Rsd 81 s s0p k kFsi ass
SIX ftA s sFEc1a afI PaYMEN Akto"ED On
OFFICERS:
S:s& - sP,P ssSfs$ 1 Sss Sec
AMERICAN 4 sF5f SfI5ss. f fss9.. TRUST co,
DEPOSITORY.
OF WASHINGTON; -
Trust stSsfA icoMP FAM
This company 6ess announce that il has received
from the controller the currency its certificate of
Reorganization under the act Of Congress Of October
copssT NH . sna ,or as ts
nlsblssfor safe keeping in its freproof building and
will rent safes boxes in its new fire ano burglar
proof vaults which have time locks and ali other mod
Under and BY virtue Of the Of Congress- Of octo-
Der $50 and the Certificate Of the Controller Of the
fespets this company will in addition TO the business
traitor lever, sssis and IS conmirtes or iaran
of estates will and execute trusts Of every
Disruption committed 10 1t by any court or by ndi
AL funds and trust Investments are kept sepa-
sds. which protection the company has a capital of
Sl.OCC. 90.
Deposits will be from ten cents UT ward and
interest Will be allowed on such deposits.
f tSr AM III ~lts9q sharFe
AIs JoaSsT6 f sso siS vas
ALBERT L sTURI EvANI, secretary.
Directors
William z. Clark K. Ross Perry,
lewis ClePhane. George H. Plant.
Matthew q. Emery, L Francis Riggs,
Charles c. Glover. Zenas c. Robbins,
Thomas Hyde. John r. Rockers
Charles A. James. BENJAMIN p SNYDER
James N. Johnston. Albert L. Sturteyant
John g. Psrke. Henry A Willard.
I EwIS G., TEwKsBURY W. b. HIBBs
- 80 Broadvay.N.Y. Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS O. TEwKsBURY 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
1895 i ST.. WASHINGTON. D. c.,
Buy snd sell for cash or margin Stocks, Bonds,
6raIn- Provisions and OIL
Dirsot private wires 10 New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed on deposits
Out of-tOwn business a speciality.
All Local Securities dealt
conS.nt quotations all markets Telephone 545.
mo. ". CORsON. JNO. W. MACAkTNEY,
Member NY. Stock Ex.
coRsoN MACARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 14l9 ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits Exchange Loans Collections
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of investment securities District
bohis and al local haroad. Gas Insurance and Tele-
American Bel Telephone Stock bought and sold ;yIs
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisements.

AMuSFMENTs......-.. .-.--.........-......Psre
AoCIIoN sAAES......
BloiSLts Pare
NESS ChANCkS.. Page
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE................... .Pase !
COUNTRY PAGE 8
DE isIhf Pare
mi uooDS Page
EDUCATIONAL PAGE
US. &C: .fase
FAMILY SUPPLIES. PAGE 2
FINANCIAL ..-......................... Pare
FOR RENT (Flats) PAGE 9
FOR RENT (Ofhces) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE .
Ioh hENI (hooms) ..........................Pa ge
FoR KENT tHouses). PAGE g
foR KENT tStores) Page 9
- oaLE thouses)...... PaHe
eor No'' rage
roh SALE tMiscellaneous) ..................Pa Pare
nI1S,'
Page
LOCAL MENTION. PAGE 4
LOST AND FOUND. Page 9
,.In, ..NH'-........-.
MIsCEIIsNE;6cii;s;.' ps
NoTARIES PUBLIC PaSe :
OCEAN STEAMERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pare 2
POTOMAC RIVER BoATS............Pag Page 2
PIANOS AND okGANs.-... Page q
fEhsoNAL.....-....... Page 9
fhlN TERS. Page
fhoPoSALS...... Pare
FhofEssloNAL..-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Page
RAILROADS. Page
ePEClALTlES Pare
ofECIAL NoTlCES........ PAGE
sobohbAN RTY..-.....................P Page 2
oo mink RESORTS. .-.-......... Page
WAITED Page :,
MATTED IHouses) PAGE 2
WANTED (Lots)........ .-.................. Page =
Mated Pare 9
MANIED tSituatons). Page 2
"ANIED (Miscelleneous). Page :,
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Lewis williams v.s fined cas- in judge Kim
Rladsnsburg road.
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~ lNGS ASSOCIATION.
BRANCH OFFICE No. 40s LOUISIANA AVE n W..
WASHINGTON, d. G.
ASSOCIATION FOR INVESTORS and for ell those
who desire to save money by monthly installments
AUTHORIZED CAPITALISM 100 600
PERFECTION IN EVERY DETAIL.
PLANS DEFINITE.
positive guarantee for maturity of stock
Stock issued on FIVE different plans Can with
draw at time with cent interest (accorinY 10
ENASINE CONDITIONS. ~
Withdrawing members forfeit part of their INSTALL
fees OF extra assessments.
No RISKS. Il s. IMPOSSIBLE, because securities
are on nrst mortgages Real estate only taken for
loans. which SECURES members ABSOI.TTEIY
Shares are non-fOrfeitable.
Al CONTRACTS are heite The investor knows In ad-
vance what he and what he gains Der cent 10
100 per cent. The borrower Knows to cent what his
LOAN will cost him. There is bidding for loans
Borrow 81. 90 and get the 81 cash Look az our
Dy-s-NS.
Fixed times for maturity OF ali STOCKS and LOANS
oEAhANIkED aecording 70 class or plan selected.
fui Information given either at principal office No
- st. Charles street, New Orleans, La or branch
Office. No 4ds LOUISIANA AVE, Washington d. q.
I. ID. GOODMAN,
Ap~o% General Agent.
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R~A SPECIAL NOTICE
49, TO THE
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS OF WASHING
TON.
am reported by the building trade of doing the
largest Plate and Window Glass business in this city
Hence there is no other house that possibly do
work any lower in price. / constantly receiving
the largest invoices of both French and American
Glass. Secure my prices or give me q personal call
and 1t will give pleasure to talk to you and show
You my enormous Glass stock and business. 1 have
future shipment in addition to the large stock always
kept on hand l do this to secure the lowest prices
When you are in special hurry for glass try me- and
/ will prove to you the promptest system here The
best references in Washington
CHAS. E. HODGKINS
Expert in Glass,
apSSSW 919 18th st. n. w.
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SECRETARY BLAINE returned to the city this
morning from Norfolk
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internalr eye-
nue., S499, 1922; customs S6I6.44S
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he BIRDS Or SpRIse.
II they could Be weary Of their songs would find in
our sreat stock an almost INFINITE variety of r<r
nsiodies- 1900 kinds Of our old music
are still called for and the new are
more numerous than theold
cts. s36O doz-l New. bright. easy, and all folly
farmers and their friends will like it. HEROES OF
E6lel. or s9doz Trvwbridge for 4th of july: and
NLW FLOWER QUEEN l6u cts. q. 40 dox Root.
for flower tine
SUNDAY SCHOOLS like PRAISE IN SONG l4o ct. -
or - 20 don J. Emerson; SONG WORSHIP (:5ct.
o. %. ~ doz- ]. Emerson and Sherwin: NEW sPIR-
IIUA SONGS I35 cts, $40 doz ]. Teany l.
Hoffman
ChOlks constantly send for Octave MUSES. 600
numbers Of Anthems. sacred Selections ETC., to 5
eta each Send for lists.
OkGANIsrs furnished with Voluntary and other
music and players On NiOLns. Guitars Mantlolns
bsnios and all other instruments supplied with ap-
propriste music Send for lists and information
EAEksOSS VOCAL METHOD for ALTO BARI
TONE and BASS VOICES lei. sol is a new and 50.
psr1or method.
Any book matted for rstaiz price
OLIVER DITsoN COMPANY. BOSTON
J. L DITsoN CO..
1c2s CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K@SsERIAL SAYINGS AND BUILDING
NEW 9TH SERIES.
Books for subscription to stock in tho
Are open the Office Of the secretarv and traa.
i4i8 F ST. NV.
SHARES-&l EACH
NO BACK DUES TO PAY
rSSII1x PEB CENT INTEREST GUARANTEED.
Eoon fEh CENI ADDITIONAL INTEREST ON
DEPOSITS
stock subscribed S-'e VIZ
Over IL 900 shares have been subscribed in the
PEI, since organization. showing its popularity
Doth AS means OF monthly savings and q helpful
n medium to persons wanting money for purchasing
homes or other purposes
The secretary and treasurer. Jno. A. Prescott will
De happy to give all necessary information
tne Denencla operations OF the SERIAL and
lions may be obtained of him at his office, where so
stock may be for and dues paid every
DAY between the hours of a. m. and 30 D. m
ROBT. G. CAMPBELL, 5l7 10th st. NV.
Vice President
DAVID g. DIXON, surgeon generals Office War
Department.
-. Directors:
VIM MAYSE, GEO. b. FRENCH,
Il F. cALLAN. lI g. oh s. F III SMHfAAsE'
j. W. ST. CLAIR.
Secretary and Treasurer.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Kellogg building
ap21-2O 14l6 st. NV.
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APRIL %. 1891.
Coarrs TRIMMING STORE.
SIS 18th ST. NV.
Branch OF 8. Cohen l. Co. Boston
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
D. Long Patent Hooks and Eyes, l5c card
AL qualities and styles Whalebone Csstn-.
Be0e quality (onlyl Seam Binding, l5c Dc
AL styles Garter Elastic.
Dress shields
Dress Weights
Hat Wire. White and Black, stlk and cotton.
Cotton and Linen Tapes,
Needles, Pins. Thread
Belongs SILK and Twist
Glove 1hresls.
Ladies and Chtldren's STOCKING Supporters.
Knitting and Darntng Cotton
- efik and Cotton Betting.
Skirt Bra3ds
huber SKIRT Protectors Black,
Gray. Brown. Tan
We call attention 10 an Imported Hook and Ere
blssk and White. which VIII not open in using. at Sc
card Tor all siEes
We guarantee lowest prices for Notions and sal best
Q. COHEN 3 CO..
sv8 "a 11tA - ~.
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TENNIS AND DREss
BBf EEE TIT ssss
sBBs ZEE ILL T ssss
We are now ready with q large and select line of
Leather and silk Belts for
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Embossed and Perforated Leather nick el clasp 25c
Leather with buckles and straps 3Oc
a. :. oxltiZed clasp. .30c
. j nickel buckle. ....... &c
Ne.s'yle Bodice Belts. plain
- VIII ornament. .tOc
seslgran Leather. silk stitched and Oxized clasp 1Uc
IL quail Fancy feathers. assorted. - To a.
. Silk. serpentlne clasp. all colors ........ 4Oc
leather straps and buckles ....-... soc
new-sryle clasps 6Oc
extra WIDE.
You can rely upon these goods and prices.
TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
1871 Penna NV.
Factory. 100 ST.. NV. ap22
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AMERICAN

AMERICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST co.
A. I. Britton.. President.
c. j. First Vice President.
A. A. Thomas. .. Second Vice President.
Percy b. Metzger. Treasurer.
George E. Enmons. Secretary.
Washington Directors: Philadelphia Directors:
A. L. Britton. William NJ. Coates.
c. j. Bell, Robert Dornan.
NJ ". Beyeridge. Daniel Donovan.
Henry +. Blount John n. Hutchinson,
Chas c. Duncanson. John S. jerks.
Matthew g. Emery. Henry s. Louchheim,
James E. Fitch, Caleb j. Milne,
John E. Herrell. Charles Porter,
John R. Mclean. Alan H. Reed,
Martin F. Morris, S. s. Sharp,
Crosby s. Noyes. William Werner.
NJ NJ. Parker. Harry +. West.
James @. Payne.
W. s. Thompson, Office: 1419 G ST. NV
A. A. Thomas &S-Ware house: lI4O
Henry A. Willard. 18th n w.-ua
BENJAMIN H. Warder. ap23
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6KENNEBEo ICE.
THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY.
924 Penn ave..
Cordially invite inspection of their storage facilities
the foot Of 10th and Of 31st Streets respectively The
building lately erected at the former site is divided into
six compartments. having an aggregate capacity Of
5000 TONS.
And not exceled by any structure for similar Dur
poses on the Atlantic coast. 1t is supplied with
KENNEBEC RIVER ICE
In crystal cubes Of absolute purity.
This company the oldest established dealers in
ice within the District of Columbia. Their success has
its foundation in the confidence of the community
gained and maintained by unvarying regard for the
interests of customers and observance of
porate obligation.
Critical investigation Of the system Of mechanical
production as now developed confirms the company in
the use exclusively Of natural ice and abundanty vim
dlcates for them the truth Of the maxim that
Art may err. but nature cannot r.iss."
As heretofore announced. ice will be supplied by the
company throughout the season
AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKET RATES
ap2-1m
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R6SRoCHDALE COOPERATIVE, SOCIETY,"
~ Members are informed that the new trade
earqs and books running to April, 1892 ready
for issue Please write your present address
face of the old pink cards expiring April. 1891 and
return them without delay to any of the following
named members and obtain the new ones Merchants
wall not recognize the old cards after April 3d. 1891:
a. 7. LONGLEY, $40 st. ne, Agr1 Dept.
7. p KEENE. 1904 ST.. I'd Auditors Office.
D: W. MARSHA, 800 III St, Cash Room, Treas Dept =,
and at 02 10Th St from II to II 80 noon and at
l. EANDERHOEF, G3l French ST., Bur. Statistics
Z. g. FAWCETT, 603 Mass ave. n. e., 4th A. Office
>: +. McCABE, - 3D. st. ne. p. .. Dept.
n M.SMlIH, ZIG st. s.w., @. M. G. Office.
L. T. HUNT, 1910 5 st. II. W., 9th Aud. Office
/. Il. GRIDLEY, 706 st. n. W., Reg'r Ofhce Treas
JNO. MORRISON, AIS X st. N. W., Pen Office
Dr. JOS. JOUY, 221S Pa. ave-. Surg. Gems Office.
JOHN FINN. SIS 2:,d ST. A. &. o.. War Dept
{; 3. SA6Eh, 1!3 10th Ct; ne. r. and p b., War
Thus. NESIOR. 81 X st. u. O., Govt Pig. Office
4 G BR.0 N in St and R /: ave. drug stored
H. K ELLIOT 2OI s. Washington ST., Alex, Va.
JOHN II. JONES. 1926 9th st. u. w.. Signal Once
=. NJ. ANDRUS, 935 X. /. ave-, q. l.. D. , Int Dept
=. PAGE, Grocer. 1910 st. NV
y: e; MARTIN, 81 g s; s:w. ID A. D., treas. ''
W II. WOMERsl-EY. lI26 II St. Of r. Mar Try
A. NJ. SALMON. 1893 18th st. n W.
BY order OF the executive committee.
aPo-lmo j. W. MARSHA. Sec'y.
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FINANCIAL.

HAVE YOU SEEN THIS,
SOMETHING NEW FOR MAY1.
The six weeks
INTERSTATE BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION.
ESQ in from to six weeks!
Send for circular. First certificate dated May 1891
Room IL. s19 Arch ST.. Philadelphia.
SECRETARIES WANTED. ap23S25 ct
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED SMALL
investors who may pro rata) the same profits
AS large ones in placing their savings in guaranteed
premium notes secured by rst deed of trust on real
estate Notes of e:O 90 subject TO being taken up
lots are sold 60 40 premium. and default of
payment OF note At maturity will give from 900 90
go FRONT In order that all may avail themselves
OF this desirable and safe urlty monthly pay
mens of SO 0O will he accepted during tue present
month THOMAS A. MITCHELL.
934 st.. Washington city. d. G.
N -A separate lot 5O1Ij0 feet secures each note
little Insurance Colnpanys abstract with guarantee of
responsible banking house of this city. Orders nom
residents promptly responded to.
ap2l-9t' I. A. MITCHELL, 1884 ST.
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If YOU WOULD LIKE To HAVE LITTLE
confidential chat about the best life insurance write
me, naming the time. place. &c. and will he glad
call. You must have life and while about
ii you may as well get the best.
CHAS. L. GURLEY,
l:S1D st. NV
apps With Equitable Life Assurance Society.
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EPDoN'T PUT IT OFF.
If you thinking Of buying a stylish
Trap of any kind why not get it nou and
have the of itS We have variety Of
styles, and the prices
Why, they're all right
Much lower, you will find, than other
frst-class dealers.
SHAFFER BROTHERS,
FINE CARRIAGES
At popular prices.
mh27-1m Corner 18th and streets NV
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RAT THE RKQUEsT or ONE THOU9ANT

49, and ons Of our customees We have provided
space for lunch room on the sixth Aoor Of our 10Th
street building and have opensd the sauna. wsars
now prepared 10 serve them in hrst-ciass manner.
nh2o3m WOODWARD LOTHRoP.
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CA1L AND SEE
OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GAS AND GASOLINE STOVES
BEFORE. YOU PURCHASE. IT WILL
PAY YOU. ALL SIZES. WITH AND
WITHOUT OVEN AND BOILER
". O. yENKs Z co.,
splSln 7171h =
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MR.. CLEVELAND AND SILVER.
What the Ex-President's Friends Believe "a
BE His True Attitude.

HIS VIEWS WOULD CHANGE N HE WE'RE AGAIN
ELECTED PRESIDENT AND THE CONDITIONS
cHASeED-HE DOES NOT DESIRE ANY DIVISION
OF HIS PARTY on THE TARIFF QUESTION
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BLANKETs.
~ We have the facilities and knowledgs
as to how they should be laundr.ed and
guarantee to return them You equal
new. Name and address, please, and
Of our wagons will cali for them.
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY
apS-Sin 40 U 1t.
NOTICE
~ TO
GAS CONSUMERS
Arrangements have been made for the convenienceof
Iefsons living in the eastern and sectionsof
NE siy ~ which they can pay their bills during
The NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
OR
THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK.
Bills paid or before the Sth OF each month, AND
THOSE ONLY, will be entitled to the discount Of 25
Ter i, 100 cubic feet
o2l-tr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tTTHE CO2CORAN GALLERY OF ART
~ The last night exhibition of the season will
O'Clock.
Admittance free. By order
ap,s2-3t +. s. BARBARIN. Curator
RSHo! FOR THE RACEs!!
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
Offer some extra values in Horse Goods and LAD
Robes.
Cloth Lap Robes. 81. 90 to IS 90
Linen Lap Robes. .6Oc. to &3. 90
Monte Lap Robes. ............ Bic to 81 90
EXTRA.
so dozen Extra Large Belgian Linen Lap
Robes finished both sides. 81. 80 grade.
ap22-St 81 % each
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THE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
$1,000. 900. 100000.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
ACTS AS
Executor,
Administrator.
Trustee.
Fiscal Agent.
Registrar.
Treasurer for Corporations,
General Agent.
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
Call or write for information.
BARNARD Il. WARNER.
1t President.
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R~wILL THE LADIES WHO WITNESSED
49, the ALLEGED cruelty to horse car 81, Met
ropolltan r. Wednesday. April 10, and who offered
TO TESTIFY in behalf Of conductor and driver please send
Washington. 1t.
~ with pleasure am enabled to announce to
my frends patrons and the public in general that the
Dexter Steam Laundry (old and reliable estab-
ished 1873 will occupy when additions and neces-
sary repairs are finished, 344 Pa under its
ii. DEXTER. apx:3-lm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-13
Eluminluc, Decr aInrs.

Aluminium is to deposc not only the
beer glasses, but even the adorcd beer
mug Of the south Germans. DR..
''chn!tzc, Of Vienna, alarmed the beer
drinkers &bouta year ago by his declar-
alton that beer rot only dctcrioratcd in
few ,ainutcs by being kept in glass
but that the glazed carthcnware
"lrrT," with its metal top, afforded no
protection to the cvanescent qualities of
the liquor King Gambrinus and John
BarlcycoTn. Pewter pots, says DR..
Schultzc, are good and silver pots are
better; but best Of all is the aluminium
mus. So the doctor advises the manu-
facturc of aluminium pots, which would
be forty times cheaper than silver, and
half the weight of pewter.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-13
GREELEY AS a SITTER.
he Told tho Photographed That he
Might ..E'iro Away"

| he Told tho photographer That he
| Might giro Away"
Horace Greeley dreaded the camera
more than any man ever SAW, writes
| Bogardus i'll tic Ladies' Home Journal.
| He was brought tony studio by White
law Reid, now minister to Franco, ard
Sam Sinclair famous in his day rs one
of the great workers on the Tribune.
The great editor had just been nomi-
mated for the presidency of the United
States.
He came into my studio with an arm
full of papers, threw himself carclcssly
in the chair, adjusted his glasses,
turned to the editorial page of the Trib
unc, began reading one Of his own
articles, and, without raising his eyes
to me, said: "Firc away!" He had n
great armful of papers which he threw
on the floor ut his feet.
When was ready to take the picture
posed him properly and made very
good impression took him in several
positions and noticed that every time
there was moments delay with. the
camera he picked up his papers and be-
gan reading with avidity.
At the same time took group por-
trait of Greeley, with Whitclaw Reid ON
one side and Sinclair on the other.
doubt if any of those pictures arc in cx-
istencc.
But the photograph then made at the
first sitting of Greeley alone is the one
generally accepted as the best likeness.
have in my possession n letter from
him acknowledging the receipt of the
picturcs-at least suppose that is what
it does, for it has taxed the ability of
experts in chirography to dccipher it.
Iregard it, however, as n pleasant me-
mcnto of the great journalist and states
man.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-13
M. |. SMITHS BOOK AND ART STORE.
FIDELITY BUILDING.
The Largest Store and Finest Stock of Goods in
a - the State Hln--l.-
oerngfor the Hoidaysthe for
TO De mao IN southwest Virginia. ew of
mentioned below.

Piano Lamps, in brass, silver. and
brass and silver com bined, in tripods and
in tables, both onyx and metal, varying
in prices from Sl15O to $40. Nothing
more artistic is made.
Mexican Onyx Tables. with brass
supports, from SIS to $40.
We carry large line of Ornamental
Tables and stands, in brass and plush,
as we'll as Japanese, oak and brass, from
SIS to IS.
If your husband smokes. give him one
of our beautiful Smokers Stands, in
ebony, natural oak and com bination
colors, from $3.50 to $3.50. twill please
him.
Are you fond OF Art? Our line of Pic
lures, Pastelles, Steel Engravings, Pho
tographs and Photographers is com plete.
The Trainings are in the fashionable
white and gold, oak and natural woods.
These are all fine goods and at prices
within easy reach.
You will want an Easel to put YOUR
picture on. These are in oak, cherry
and white, with brass mountings. from
S1.5O to $3.50 Or we Can show you an
Easel Portfolio for music, unframed PIC
lures or papers. beautiful thing in an
tique oak, for $3.50.
When it comes to miscellaneous art,
we have not forgotten you. We have