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SOMEWHAT IMPROVED.
Mrs. Mcktniey's Condition, After &
Comfortable Night, wRs some
what Improved.

Washington, June 6.---Doctors Stern
berg, Johnston and RiScy were In con.
sultation nt The White House about
half an hour Wednesday afternoon,
after which the following bulletin,
timed II o'clock, was given out,
"Mrs. Mcklnley's physicians report
that she has had n very comfortable
night, and that her general condition
In somewhat improved"
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TRIPLE MICHIGAN TRAGEDY.
WIN Arneii Fatally Wounded, Al
beaverton, Mich, After killing Ills
child ana Wounding Ills wife.

Beaverton, Mich, June 6.--Wlll Ar.
nell shot and instantly killed his six.
year-old daughter, fatally wounded
his wife and was shooting 40 his sis.
ter and Mrs. Samuel Dopp, who were
In the house, when Mrs, Dopp's hus.
band fatally wounded him with u
Charge flom n shotgun. Arncll IL be.
llcvcd TO have suddenly become do.
Mentea.
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iipitaph and Pun.

One evening at u small party which
Included the two friends, Douglas
Jerrold and Charles Knight, the au'
thor'publisher, the talk turned on
epitOphs,
As they were walking home 10.
gether knight, half lightly and nan
In earnest, asked the wit to write
his epitaph for him. Jerrold made
no answer, but when they came 10
the parting OF their ways, he sudden
ly saIdi
I've got your cpltaph'"
swell, what IL itP"
GOOD Knight!"--You,h's Compan-
Ion.
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CALVIN J0SLIN'S ESTATE.
The Suit of His Alleged Widow
Thrown out of COurt-AppcRI
VIII he Taken.

Pittsburgh, Pa, June s,--The suit
Of Catherine Davis, better known as
kittic lIuddlcston, against Nixon q
Zimmerman, proprietors Of the Alvin
thcater for II share OF the estate OF
the actor, Charles A. Davis calvin
Joslin), whose widow she claimed to
be, was thrown out Of court, the
court ruling that the suit should
properly have been brought in the or
phans' court, No attempt having been
made to break the WILL the case will
he carried to the supreme court.
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OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Brighten. j. L. Bates, just returned
from the Philippines, is visiting in st.
Louis.
Official census returns show the pop
ulation of Paris to be 2,714,O6S.
Mark Long, II years old, was killed
at Coffeyville, Kas., by Katy"
switch train.
Joseph Harris and Mrs. Martha
Jones were killed near Dixon, Mo-, by
runaway teams.
Mrs. Celia O'Hara swallowed carhol-
ic acid in the presence of her husband
and her friend at her home in St.
Louis. Her condition is critical.
John Hunter, aged So, and Mrs. Sa-
rah Jones, aged 70, were married ar
Pana, Ill. The bride is a great-grand-
mother.
The Northman, the first ocean
steamer to sail from Chicago, has ar
rived at Hamburg, after a passage of
35 days.
Charles Galleghey, of Anna, H.,
travelling salesman for Chicago
firm, has disappeared, and his friends
fear he has committed suicide. he is
said to be short $1,000.
Benjamin f. Moore, ex-trustee of
Jefferson township, Boone county,
Ind, has been arrested, charged with
enlightenment of $4,000.
The New Mexico asylum for the
deaf and dumb will be closed, the leg
islature having failed to make an up-
preparation for its maintenance.
Jose Sanchez, who was to have been
hanged for murder at Silver City, n.
NJ, Friday, has been reprieved pend
ing an inquiry as to his sanity.
j. W. Whitaker was arrested near
Fort Scott, Kas., charged with mort
gaging cattle and land he did not
own to the Boston Live Stock & Com
mission Co. of Kansas City.
Sam Kee, Chinese restaurant
keeper, was shot and killed at Little
Rock, Ark, by Reedy Vance. They
quarreled over a five-cent bowl of
soup.
Patrick Murphy, a miner, was
crushed to death by falling slate in n
shaft near Harrisburg, III. Philip
Mackey, the mine boss, is accused of
criminal carelesslcss.
Col. S. Mcknight. prominent poll
tician Of Girard, H., and widely
known throughout the state, died IT
his home Tuesday.
Cnnn,,eg,,,, - L. D,,,Io ,,,lo L. 4
been i'll at his home in Dallas, Tex,
for the past three months, died at ,
o'clock Wednesday morning.
Thieves stole 1000 worth of hats
from the Gauss-Shelton Hat Co., St.
Louis, in manner which puzzles the
police and officers OF the concern.
Wheat harvest has begun in Okla
homa. The average yield in the vi
cinity of Guthrie will be 90 bushels.
The terrilory's crop is estimated at
100000 bushels.
Richard Antle, an Atchison (Kas.)
grain man who travels extensively
over northern Kansas, believes Mon
day nights rain insures as large crops
in Kansas as last years.
When the victorious steamer City Of
Erie returned to Cleveland, Tuesday,
from her race with the Tashmoo, she
was greeted with a tremendous ova.
ton.
Jacob Frank, living in Geneseo, H.,
was relieved of S475 by confidence men
in the vicinity of Union station, st,
Louis.
Irwin Eyertz, aged 10, Of Spring
field, Mo-. was accidentally shot and
killed by his campmate, George Bry-
an, at the camp of the Drury college
cadets on Wilson creek.
Walter B. Stevens, secretary Of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co., OF
ST. Louis, has been appointed a dele
gate TO the Southern Industrial con-
vcntion, which will meet in Philadel-
phin lima 4 ia IA
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]. W. MACKAY DISAPPOINTED,
In Time 20 Attend the Hun
quet In London.

London, June 6.-Thc White Star
line steamer Tcutoinc, from New
York, May 20, for Queenstown and
Liverpool, was sighted of Brow Head
ut nine o'clock Wednesday morning.
II will, therefore, not be possible for
her passengers TO reach London be.
fore six o'clock Thursday morning,
and Mr.. John W. Mockay, who Is on
board, will, consequently, not he ablc
TO attend tho banquet Of the cham.
Der of commerce, ms he had hoped to
do
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:, ,,onor of an Inventor.

A movement has been started IN
Georgia to pcrpctuate the memory
az TlI whitney by converting INTO
m elegant, country club the scene
Of hls lNbors near Augusta where
no ncrfcctcd his cotton GIN An or.
gopIzo,ion has been perfected ana
ohnrtor for the club secured
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The Iindel1 Suicide.

81. louis, June s.--The mysterious
suicide OF the Lindell hotel has at
last been identified. lie was Logan
Cummings, son OF Holmes Cummings,
n prominent and wealthy lawyer and
politician Of Memphis, Tenn, and was
last seen IN Memphis week ago Tues.
day. No cause for the deed Is known.
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GREAT CROWD AT EPSON.
All Unofficial London Saw America
Take the Classic Event.

EPSON, June 6.--Although that 1t
was clear that the war in South Afri.
ca still keeps many habitues away,
the contest for the blue ribbon of the
British turf was witnessed by much
greater crowds than for some years
past. The weather was all that could
be wished for this, the peoples pic
mic. Vehicles first rolled in by twos
and threes and then by dozens and
scores until the white road leading to
the downs reekcd with the dust of tho
vast, Heterogeneous cavalcade and the
air was filed with weird medley
from tin trumpets, barrel organs and
comets
Trains Carried Thousands.
The trains brought thousands Of
people from oil directions, and later
came the coaches and carriages,
dropping their aristocratic occupants
Mt the entrances of the grandstands
and jockey club Enclosure until these
were filed, Such display of fashion
and bright coors had not been seen
In England since the outbreak of the
war, Many old and well-known
patrons of the turf were seen, though
such favorites as King Edward md
Lord Rosebery were necessarily ABB
sent, owing to the official period Of
mourning for Queen Victoria being
still unexpired. Khaki was even moro
conspicuous than last year, VIXEN the
popular victory Of the then prince OF
Wales Diamond Jubilee was coin
cidcnt with Lord Roberts entry into
Johannesburg.
whitney's voiodyovski Won.
Foxhall Kcenc's Olymplan Qlcnry)
led until u quarter OF mile from
home, when Volodyovskl drew TO tbs
front, followed by william III, and
won by quarter OF length.
Four lengths separated second and
third hoites. Floriform was fourth.
The betting was 5 TO 2 against
Volodyo,ski e., ReiH); Floriform,
Handicapped (Martin); Revenue, Will
lam Ill.,, Royal Rogue, Veronesc,
Sang Blcu, Wargrnve, pletermarlts-
burg, II. II. H., Veles, Indian, Royal
George, Cottnger, Olympinn Henry,
Orchid, Tantnlus tMaher), Lord ltobs,
st. Maclou, Rusltin, Doricles, Claqucur,
Prince Charles II. (rurner) and On.
boch.
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early In April there were lying
at the stations OF three Russian
railroads, waiting to be forwarded
$1,000 car loads Of grain, equal 10
about ia,OOO,0OO bushels, much OF
which had been waiting for MONTHS
complaints that railroads are not
able to handle their trOlllc are COM
mon In Ruasln,
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Irree MedlCAl Hell,

In England o's'ooo people a year
eeecive free medical attendance
eomnnred with only 100000 IN
,,rance and the cost of these
French lnyalids is only f5S'ooo' com,
nared with G. 100000 spent In medical
relief In Ireland
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Washington, June o.--I'hc war de-
pnrtmcnt hns been informed that the
transport Thomas has arrived ~ Ma
gasnkl on her way TO San Francisco
with volunteer troops from the Mill
ippines,
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A nlw Jlnttlcship.

A bat,lcship of 10000 tons us
,,aoemon,, Che largest ever designed,
p'" ~ he added TO the United states
-, moy 20 II the proposed speed OF ~
knots Ia secured, TINS snip w',' 20
the masterpiece In naval eonS'r"0'
ton,
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reiici,nting the French,

Constoninople,Junc 0.--'lhe French
embassy IN being fcllcltntcd by the
officials of the other embassies for No.
curing the settlement Of lls Armenian
massacre claims The Porte, June 4,
paid over 10000 pounds
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The weukIlsh Ia revlstlng the At
iehtic coast, much to the .sntisfnc'
ZION Of epicures, who know that the
hsh thus handicapped by It's name Is
thc tout OF the ocean.
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Cleveland, o., June 6.--Meckel Bros,
n Co., piano dealers for whom re-
cciver was asked for, on Monday, by
the Produce Exchange national bank,
leny That they are Insolvent. The
Irm Is doing buAlnesa na nsnnl,
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New York, June 6.--0cn. darlington
liooth, of the Volunteers Of America,
has been initiated into the mysteries
Of masonry In the lodge OF Montclulr.
y. j.
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Out.poor ucli.f I'm EngInnd

III the southwestern counties OF
england ~ out OF every 1000 per-
sons orc In receipt Of outdoor re-
ne'' This number falls TO 10 Ia the
northwest counties,
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sho, IL generally hardened by the
a1dl'lon of n small quantity OF
arsenic 10 the lead.
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Taxed by Act Of June Taxed by Act of Feb.
10, 1873, y, 1901.
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NGEs IN WAR REVENUES
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g per DBL ~ per
cent. dis n.,.....,
So for s25, 900, and s.
for each addition
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN,
The Removal of the Remains of John
Barnes Being Considered.

The removal Of the remains Of John
Barnes from the Presbyterian graveyard,
is being considered a committee of citi-
zens is about to take the matter up.
John Barnes was the founder of the old
Georgetown pOorhouse. which years ago
became the Industrial Home School. MI
Barnes bequcathed about 8. 900 to start
the charity. In his viii he dweIt upon
the necessity Of establishing a poorhouse
or lettering house Up to the year Of
his death, 1926, the corporation had made
no provision for the care of its afflicted
and INDECENT It was found Just after
the Barnes bequest had been made pub
lie, however. that the corporation had had
no power to appropriate money for the
maintenance Of a pooThouse and Con
gressionaI concessions were asked. The
corporation later appropriated s. 1000 for
the construction of a building
The cornerstone was laid under the aus
pices of Potomac Lodge of Masons, Of
Georgetown. the Rev. Mr. Wallace. of the
Methodist Protestant Church, making the
address, in the presence Of a great crowd
For many years the pauper dead Of the
town were buried in one Of the far cor
neTs of the property purchased During
the war many unknown soldiers. found
in the river and in out-Of-the-way places,
were inferred there.
The Barnes tomb is one Of the few in
the old Presbyterian Cemetery that re
mains intact.
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DEATHS OF THE DISTRICT.
i Decrease in MOrtaIs.- sTE-1 Re
List Reporf.


There Gere 10 deaths IN the District
during the past week, ended on Saturday
last, as compared with il in the previous
week The annual death rate fell from
Z-ZI to 20-52 per thousand of all the pop
Ulation- OF the decedents IS were white
and Il colored. Mortality from diseases
Of the kidneys increased from to II, and
that from pneumonia decreased from Il
to 6, and from disorders Of the brain and
nervous system from i to 10. There were
fatal cases Of typhoid fever and 2 OF
diphtheria. The deaths from violence
numbered I. Of which ! was a case Of
homicide by rupture Of the intestines,
from a kick by some person unknown,
and were accidental, = being caused by
drowning, and / by burn by FIRE
At the close OF last report there were
. cases Of diphthcria in quarantine Dur
ing the week il new cases developed. and
were discharged, leaving . cases under
observation, in Is premises
There were i cases Of scarlet fever in
quarantine at the close OF last report.
During the week i new eases were re
ported and were discharged. leaving 80
cases in isolation in 70 premises.
OF smallpox there were three cases IN
der trea tment Ia the hospital. No new
cases occurred throughout the week, and
one uelEE discharged. left two cases IN
hospital at the close of this report
The mean weather conditions prevalent
during the week were Temg=ra ture of
the atmosphere G. degrees relative hui
nudity Il. and barometer $3.50 There was
rainfall Of I! Of an inch. with easterly
winds averaging S miles per hour. The
thermometer registered its maximum
point at - degrees on May s. and its low
est, IS degrees, on the same day
The following were the deaths classified
according to their causes: APopleSy. o;
bronchitis. (, congestion Of lungs. I. con-
sumption, q; coavulsions, !; diphtheria
z; diseases of brain, /, diseases Of heart
II; diseases of kidneys, i; malarial fe-
Vers, /; malignant groWthsr 3; pneumonia
6; typhoid fever, 3; miscellaneous 80. To
tai, 10.
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STOCKS OPEN BUOYAD7LY
Initial Dealings Show Material Al
Yances Nearly Everywhere.

4 Sharp Decline l. Developed After
the Early Busin ess-EIeavy RcaIjz-
in2. Sales the Fenturc-Thc London
Market shows Extensive Gains.
NEW YORK. May I5-Better prices
were recorded in the Stock Marker upon
the opening of business this morning
The chief influence in the recovery in
prices were the announcements respect
ing the prospects ~ an early settlement
Of the Northern Pacific contest and the
sentimental influence exercised by The CN-
tCnsivc advances for American stocks
which appeared in the London market
Foreign houses dealt here on the long
side Of the account to a greater extent
than they have for a number of days.
Apart from the cited Influences there
was nothing that was new TO engage at
tentiou- At the same time Yesterdays
sinister rumors respecting the credit of
a number of operators ard commission
houses We're not repeated this morning
and there was some relief felt at this fea-
tUTe of the situation.
Notably strong and active features Of
the market at the opening of business
were the Atchison shares. Union Pacific.
Erie. common. St. Paul Chesapeake and
Ohio, and Texas Pacific The United
States Steel stocks were also heavily
dealt in at advancing prices and else
where in the industrial quarter strong
features were Continental Tobacco and
Sugar Refining. AmaIEamated Copper
was weak. with no particular gossip at
tending its course. The transactions in
the local traction group continued upon
an extremely small scale
The extent of the initial advances in
dUCed profit realizing sales. under which
TeCeSSiOnS were fairly common after the
early dealings. Before noon another re-
action Of some Importance was under
YaE
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SaIes-U. - Coupon IS, S3.5GGI19 81,
sfG9l1p9 IS: L s. Reg IS. 2.5ooT1G9 3-S,
Columbia Railway 6-s. I.0GGa122; Union
Trust and Storage. lTIIG il. 2U110. Capt.
tai Traction. laTIG2 IS. 25Gl02. 22GI02 81;
MergcuthaIer Linotype I5d160. 1QGl6o Is.
3oG160-seIIer 20 Lanston Monotype, 150d
. 81 After CaII-UuiOn Trust and StOr-
age Co. IGI1O. c & P Telephone SIS
l0o0a1o5 IS 4eo9aIo6 -: MersenthaIer
Linotype. I0GI59 3-4-seller 90; Capital
Traction. 100I03. Capital Traction Is.
- goggles I-2. I.0G0GfI0S IS; Wash. Trac. &
Ffec. / 1-2's. 1,et9G6S Il, I,0G0d6S is, loo
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OEsffYSS Pure
MaES ENksEskgg

The American Security and Trust Com
pauy decided to John NJ c. Williams lots
/ TO in block 6 Of Friendship; John NJ
G Williams to =. a. H MagrUder for
s. $50 lots 1 to s, block Z, same subdivision
A deed from William Britt to Z A II.
Magruder. conveying another part Of
Friendship was also recorded yesterday.
Thomas Z. Waggaman and Charles c.
Tucker. trustees and Brooke MackaH
and wife, yesterday transferred TO Pey-
ton 3. Fletcher and Fletcher to Frank T.
PadEctt lot 227, square 1890, also part of
lot 200 square 1872
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Filled Nay j. Igu-J r YOUNG. Clerk
u THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLJABIA.-LOUISE Z JONES -
CHARLES L JONES. Equity No. 22I09.
On motion Of the complainant by Edward L
Gies. her solicitor II is this l4th day Of May,
A. D. 1901 ordered that the defendant Charles
Z. Jones' cause his appearance TO be entered
herein on OF before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day; otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded wish As in case Of default.
The object q tins sgiit IS 70 obtain an absO-
Lutte divorce upon the ground OF descTtion- This
order 70 be published once a week for three
successive weeks prior 10 said rule day In the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Times
(seal) ; 2. HAGNER. Associate Justice
a true ccpy-Test:
J K Young Clerk
By N 4 CLANCY. Assistant Clerk.
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Atchisou common stock was doomed up
to 80 last week before the break The
price was 50 absurd as TO be almost con
viucinE. The slump Of the stock on
Thursday was on the whole the most
radical on the list. though the actual de
cline in points was not so great as that
Of one OF two other securities The price
was cut in half. The recovery was large
and rapid, but this did not convince care
fuI people of the merit of the stock
Today It was of again. The stock looks 20
be a sale on every rally The preferred, on
the other hand may be bought with COM
parative safety on any further decline
it Is an established Per cent preferred
stock and Is certainly worth naT-
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future If the Gould reorga nizaticn plan
is to be thWaTted by the unsatisfactory
condition of the market. Mr.. Sage's pre-
dictIOn this time viii come true quite as
surely as his other one did
The New York traction securities were
FL weak. The report of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit for the
March quarter, showing less net earn
ings than in the same quarter last year
is having very dampeniug influence on
the Street Brooklyn Rapid Transit has
made no net recovery from the Thursday
low level
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing csnzrIes Iaocking
birds, dogs, cats. rabbits, gold fish, etc; csIa-
logUe FIRE SCHMD'S BIRD STORE III 18th 81
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It has been conclusively established that Heu-
rich's MaeTzen Senate, and Lager have no equal
in age. purity, strength. Phone West 81, Ar
ingt0n Bottling Co.. for case and you viii
soon know what actually IS pure and wholesome
beer.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15

The funeral Of James Coon, who was
drowned in the canal Monday afternoon.
took place today from the residence of
the parents Of the deceased 1903 Thirty
second Street. Services were held at
Trinity Catholic Church at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon. The interment was at
Holy Rood Cemetery.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15

Policeman DuIaney, of this precinct, has
been transferred to the Fifth precinct,
and has been replaced by J. W. Edwards.
from the latter precinct
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15

Pacific Mail was weak. getting to q
level very near the low of last Thursday
The report of the company published the
other day was very poor one
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15

The schooner Annie z. Bailey, com
manded by Captain Finley. has arrived at
J Edward Lfbbey & Sons wharf with
100000 fet Of lumber from Fernadina, Fla
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
AUCTION SALES.

THE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEES. by virtue Of a
power Of sale contained in a certain deed Of
trust chatteI recorded IN Liber 2541. at Folio
40 one Of the Land Records Of the District OF
Columbia. viii sell On the premises, 62S Pa
ave. nv Washington D. c., THURSDAY, THE
10TH DAY or MAY. 1901. At THE HOUR OF
P n, ali the goods, chattels and household
effects now located at 6zs Pa. ave Terms Of sale,
cash. subject 10 q first trust Of 81 800.
Z 4 BRAWNER
THOMAS II. PICKFCRD.
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

4 truss, but he carries the Air
&aezaS Cushion Truss all over the United
= . States Men. women. ana children
wear and Ike them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else will Consultation
and weeks trial free Lady IN ATTENDANCE for
ladies. Once PaTiOrs. waiting. and consultation
rooms on the same floor. Catalogues free. THE
RORICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. 1921
: ST. NV ID floor.
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Property aggregating in value over SIS
600 was sold in Tenleytown yesterday.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily BY " B. HIbbs Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange 1919
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WALL PAPER

NO ORDER Is too large OF too small for me TO
handle I do the best paperhanging work in town
and my prices are the lowest. Interior decora-
ton work Is also my specially. Rooms Papered
No branch store ms
ROOMS PAPERED s. Up; legal guarantee sgith
al work; estimates furnished; samples brought;
90 OJ0-TolI stock 10 select from; send postal
WILLIAM Y. AAHONEY, main store. COS Pa ave.
&c; telephone East uz-F. Anacostia branch, I03
Pierce st mh22-3ro