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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
Soware of Olntmrnts for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as this
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F.. j. Cheney & Co, Iots-
do; @, contains no mercury, and IS taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood and mn
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is
taken Internally, and made in ToleLo, Ohio. by
~: Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25

I had seen and heard into a niggard
three-score words or less. But this I
did, writing them upon the margin Of
the captains map, and noting in an
added line the pricking of the powder
conveys route. And while my pen was
looping OF the flourish to my name. my
eager little lady seized the pounce-box.
sanded me the heavy trailings of the
quill. snatched and hid the parchment
in her bosom. and vas gone. 81
And but for this: hat I heard the
door latch click behind her, and then
the heavy wooden bar fall into place,
I might have thought the happenings of
the hour the unsubstantial fancies of a
n ~ ~,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
Misled hy the Sound.

Pittsburg Post: Farmer Geehaw-
What's your gal dom in the city?
Farmer Giddap-Studyin' pyro-
9raphy.
Farmer Geehaw-well. I'm glad to
hear she's learnin' suthin' useful. Kin
she make a furst-class pie yet?
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
Rat Bites Kill Babe.

Columbus, Ohio, May 1.-THE one-month-
old child of Henry Yantes, which was bit
ten by a rat about a week ago, died to-
day. The baby had been left alone in the
cradle by its mother when the rat bit it's
face in many places.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
The Mules Mission.

Atlanta Constitution: Don't swear
at the mule, Bill" said the old Georgia
farmer. THAT ole mule, as stubborn
ar, weatherbeaten a. he looks, keeps
h at college learnin' how ter play
football an speak Greeki"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
Noise and Credit.

Washington Star: DE man dat
makes de mos noise in dis worl',' said
Uncle Eben, Sometimes gifts de credit
Ooh what other people manage to do
In spite of his disturbance"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
She Made Good.

Houston Post: II don't see what
m there is in you women dressing
80 e~xpensively?'
That just the way papa used to
talk"
Talks that way yet, doesn't he?"
mo, indeed; when 1 caught you he
admitted that there was method In my
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
Old.Time Enthusiasm.

Baltimore American: There is no
doubt that the old-time enthusiasm in
baseball is reviving. The crowd lately
wanted to kill a player in Philadelphia.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25

An agreement pledging the sjgners
to give no employment of any kind.
directly or indirectly, TO Japanese, ia
being circulated in Yolo county, Cal.
and being nulnerously signed,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25

,;an NAYS used Piso's Cure for Consump-
Jonn5 w: Henry. Box e42, Eosto,ia. Ohio.
Oct. &. 1901.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25

New York Sun: Santa Claus-They
are teaching folks that 1 am not true.
Jonah-Shake, old man.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
OF Greater Importance

Chicago News: Butt think you SHOULD
marry the tall blonde said the young
man with the big cane "She can arrange
her hair beautifully"
Bother her hair!!" exclaimed the prac-
tical young man. Il want a girl who can
arrange a beefsteak beautifully"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
Yon Can Get Al1en,a Eno

Yon Can Get Ailen'a Foot-Easc FREE.
Write to-day to Allen 8. OImsted. lie Roy.
n. y, for a FREE sample of Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder to shake into your shoes.
!t cures tired. sweating, hot, swollen, ach-
ing feet. 1t makes new or tight shoes easy.
a certain cure for Corns and Bnnions. All
Druggists and Shoe stores sell 1t. pc.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
cocoANuT BUTTER.

MIS-. Wtnslow,s SOOTHING SYRUP TOR Children
tseathinG; softeps the gums, reduces NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nj
Seys pain. cures wind collie. d cent q bottle.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
THE MASTER OF APPLEBY|
BY Francis Lynde. --
BY Francis Lynde.
CHAPTER vUI.-continued

But it was the %colonel's knocking
smile that dashed me sharpest: his
smile and what he said; and yet no
that SO much as what he left to be In
ferred.
"Ha. How is this, Mistress Mar
gerry? Do you keep open house for tbs
kings enemies? That spells treason
my dear young lady, and hath an ugly
look for you, besides"
TT should AVE no look at all. save
that of hospitality, sir" she countered
bravely. Surely l may plead for JUS
tice to a wounded man who was, and
is, my fathers guest"
And yet he is a spy, and spies must
hang"
He is no spy"
The colonel's bow made but a mock
of true politeness.
You should not make me contradict
a lady, Mistress Margery. IT'S evident
you have not all his confidence. He
was captured red-handed in the act at
yonder window, listening to that which
he may never know and live to pirate
about. Besides. he killed a sentry for
his chance to listen, and for hat I'd
hang him if he were my own fathers
guest"
So much he said as mild as IL he had
not left his reading of the law to fig
ure in our annals as King Georges
Dutcnef. linen IN a sudden gust of
rage he turned upon the priest, cursing
him brutality and threatening ven
geance for his bringing of the lady to
the court room.
My brave n stood for a moment,
shocked as she had warrant for. Then,
before the priest or 1 or any one could
stop her, she ran to throw herself upon
knees at Colonel Tarleton's feet
to kneel and plead for me as I would
gladly have died a thousand deaths
than have her plead; for life for
me. or If not that, at least for some
brief respite that the priest might
shrive me.
And in the end she won the respite.
though I did think 1T far too dearly
bought. When he granted it the colo
lifted her n took her hand, bow
low over 1t with courtly Difference.
For your sake, Mistress Margery, it
shall be put off till morning" he said;
then CAV the order: AtP dawn they
would march me u and hang me, and
would best be ready. For later than
sunrise Of a new day the king him
self might not delay my taking off.
You know too much, my cursing
was his parting word. Were
It not for Mistress Margery and my
promise, you would not keep the breath
TO tell it owe night"
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Calvert. Mrs. F. NJ, 1924 18th st. NV.
Candey, Mrs, 114s 18th st. NV.
Campbell. Mrs. r. L.. is 9th st ne.
Carr, Miss Elizabeth. 1920 e st. ne.
Carter, Mrs o. L.. 80 Quincy st. NV.
Carrier. Mrs E. s13 5th St Sc.
Childress. Mrs. Ida NJ. Riverdale,
Prince George county. Maryland
Chichester. Miss E. NJ H, Olney. Md.
Chiswell. Mrs. B. W. 9fS N ST NV
Clarke. Miss Augusta Linden. Md
Clark. Mrs. Eid-ed c., TBS 9Th st. NV
Colt. Mrs. ]. c., 1121 Lydecker ave. NV
Collins. Mrs. G. ". Stoddart flats. 18th
and @ SITS.
Collins. Miss Mary, I'll II ST sw.
Collins. Miss Edna NJ. 1924 Goth ST. NV
Collins, Miss Leila, the Grande
Collier, Mrs. Gertrude, 800 A street Sc
Colson. Mrs. J. NJ. 1875 3 street se
Cook. Miss Birdie E, 1901 18th st. NV
Conner, Mrs. Julie, 625 N J. ave. NV
Cory, Mrs. Alice, III 18th street sly.
Coyle, Mrs. Andrew NJ. 1924 18th NV
Cross, Miss Ada j., 10 18th street Sc
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In Prizes
Keep on Working

The Puzzle this week is not at all diff
cult and only requires continued think
ing.
No one is willing to drop out and few
even when they knew their answer was
incorrect, were willing to be dropped
without coming down to see if the Puz-
zle Editor could not somehow fix it up.
There were disappointed ones this week
But there are no disappointed ones on
this list. is it not so?
There never was a better chance for
the proving CT the worth of the old
adage, TRY, try, again. than in this
very puzzle contest
More than one answer will be received
when contestant feels that her first
mailed answer was incorrect and wishes
TO try again, or when contestant finds
more than one way of working out a
particular puzzle. In most instances
only one of these various answers vii,
prove correct. but as one of the contest
ants said recently. Its worth any num-
Der of trials If you only do succeed with
one OF them
All are welcome to send as many an
swers as they like.
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Maddox, Miss Mary L.. Ii 4th re-
ny.
Mallory Miss Margaret. 413 11th Sc
lfarriott Miss Lulie M, The Stratford
Hotel.
Marshall, Mrs. J. P, 1l2o 18th NV.
Marston, Miss Joy, z06 18th ne.
Martin Mrs. Susie w, 500 18th Sc.
Matteson, Miss Mary, 170S P NV.
May. Miss Rosa A, 215S x NV.
Meacham. Mrs. S, s.. Mt. Rainier, Md
Merrill. Miss Lucille, 63S. c ne.
Meigs, Miss Maude, 325 ID Sc.
Middleton, Miss Carrie r., IS u NV
Miller. Mrs G. H, 766 Harvard NV
MtI.ward. Mrs. NJ. A, Hotel STAFFORD
Mitchell, Miss Edna F.. 635 Sth ne.
Mitchell Mrs. A. N, sos E. Cap. st.
Mitchell, Mrs A. B., 1925 I ST. NV
Milton, Miss May, 81 9Th st. NV.
Moran, Mrs Lester r.. 1921 G. st. se.
Moran, Miss NJ. E., 2i16 Pa. ave. NV.
Morris, Mrs. w. A, 633 18th ST. ne.
Moore, Mrs. G. A. 115 n. Y. ave NV.
Mooney. Mrs. M. E. 1926 9Th st. NV.
Morrison. Mrs. J. p, All 18th st. sc.
Mortimer, Mrs. F. A., 800 Steuben st.
NV.
Morse. Mrs. L. T., BIG 18th st. NV.
Motter, Miss Bessie, Frederick, Md.
Myers, Mrs. J. c., -10S E ST NV.
Myers. Mrs. G. l.. Is Todd place ne.
Mulkahy, Mrs. M. A, 20 n st. NV.
Murray, Mrs Ida NJ 3I47 u ST. NV
Mullikin, Mrs R. O..
AIarkle Mrs. r. A. PA N. Cap. st.
N
Nelson, Miss Sarah NJ. s22 St ne
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In Prizes
The Contest

The preliminary (or qualifying con-
test is over
! This is the fourth installment in ehs
Final Contest
One puzzle will now be printed each
Sunday. and the series viii be continued
until all the competitors except one
have failed 10 send in correct answers.
That one viii win the chief prize OF
s25o.
Those who stay next longest In the
competition viii win the other prizes
il their order
Answers must reach the Puzzle Edi-
tor. Washington Sunday Times, on or
before Thursday following the Sunday
on which the puzzles are printed.
The correct answers to the puzzles viii
be printed on the Sunday following. 50
that competitors can tell their standing
When a contestant sends IN an In
correct answer to a puzzle or fails to
send in any answer, ner name will b
dropped from the list.
card catalogue of contestants who
have qualified and whose answers are
still correst, is kept
Should competitors be tied for any
places the amount of the highest prize
involved will be paid to each
Only those who have qualified for
the contest by answering correctly,
fourteen of the first twenty-five puzzles
printed In The Washington Sunday
Times, beginning April 7. are eligible
for entrance to this Contest
No new names will be entered On the
card system.
Those answers which have been re-
cefved, unsigned. have been discarded.
as it is impossible to identify such an
swers when there are so many hundreds
of contestants competing.
If contestant remembers after she
has thus mailed her answer that she
omitted signing sier name TO the slip
will she send in another similar answer
and thus avoid the disappointmen. Of
having her name dropped.
Arrangements have been made by
which answers from contestants who
have gone out. Of town for season
may be received as late as the Satur-
day following the date Of publication Of
a Puzzle.
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G

Gaines, Mrs. Ruth, 22o2 Mass. ave.
Garner, Miss Mamie D.. 413 South
Fairfax, Alexandria, Va
Gaskins, Mrs. J. r., 72S Harvard NV.
Gaynor. Mrs. w. c.. 1924 18th NV.
Gent, Miss r.. Adele, Baltimore.
GeiliBger, Mrs. Laura W., 657 F me-,
Gibson. Mrs ]. NJ, Ashgrove. Va
Gilbert. Miss F.. j.. 706 Sth NV.
Glennan, Mrs. r. B., 424 Florida ave.
Gochenour, Mrs. w. P. Langdon, D. c.
Golden Miss NJ, 727 9Th NV.
Goldsmith, Mrs. Sheridan. 1895 18th NV.
Gompers. Mrs. Samuel j.. rs L ne.
Goodner, Mrs. Eta, 217 K NV
,5ott. Miss Virginia, Falls Church, Va.
Graham. Mrs. r. NJ. 6o4 Cameron st..
Va.
Grant, Mrs b, 1922 9Th St NV
Gray. Miss Bessie. 644 Sth ST. ne.
Greene. Mrs. c. NJ, 333 18th St Sc.
Greene, Miss F. NJ. 165 Maple ave.
Anacostia, D. c.
Gregory Miss Helen r.. 1908 10Th st.
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Crownse, Miss Mamie. Herndon, Va.
Cunningham. Miss Hybut, 1850 Burney
street
D

Dallas, Miss Marie L., the Gladstone
Daily, Miss Josephine. 22o st. NV
Daniel. Miss Grace L.. 244i K street
NV.
Davis, Mrs. B. c., 1898 Dartmouth st.
Davis. Miss Eta. 1857 18th street NV
Dent, Miss Sara NJ. 90S A street Sc.
Dickey, Mrs. E.. 103 f street NV.
Dietrich. Miss Louise. lab Hickman
street Sc.
Dittman. Mrs. Louisa, so street ne.
Donaldson, Miss Mollie B.. 1918 st. ne
Donaldson. Mrs. Mabel L. 1918 B ST. ne.
Dorset, Mrs. Charles D., 772 18th st. Sc.
Dougherty, Mrs. A. l., 1874 18th st. Sc.
Downham. Miss S. NJ. Al N Wash.
ST.. Alexandria, Va
Doyle. Miss Bealah. eS2 C st. ne.
Downing, Mrs. w. A, 27o1 Brightwood
avenue.
Drane, Hetley NICK, 2s19 l4th st. NV.
Draper, Mrs J. L.. 1915 Mass. ave. ne.
Dunnigan, Miss NJ. PA I'd st. Sc
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Hager. Hiss Ouida. 1901 St NV.
Hancock. Mrs. John NJ, 1120 18th st NV
Harlan, Mrs A. F.. q 9Th st. ne.
Hartwell. Miss A.. 1852 18th ST. NV.
Haskell. Miss w c., 213 N Capitol st.
Hazard. Mrs. M B.. 214s Pa. ave.
Head, Annie J., Leesburg, Va.
Heberle. Miss Alma. 1909 9th St NV.
Hellew, Mrs. w. D., 472 n St sw
Hendrix. Miss j. B., 1913 Pa ave- NV
Hickey. Mrs A B.. 449 G st. my.
IIilleary. Mrs Kate. 1914 P st. NV
Hitler, Mrs. A. H.. l12 S st NV.
Hildebrand. Mrs. Charles. 202 @ st. NV
Hobart. Miss II. A. 1888 Howard ave.
Hodgson, Miss Alice, sos e st. Sc
Hoffman. Mrs. NJ. L.. 1913 30th st NV
Holland. Miss Susie c.. 633 1 st NV
Holland. Mrs. Dana c., $40 Seward
square Sc.
Holmes, Mrs T. e., Kenilworth. D. C.
Holmes, Mrs. w. H., 726 Sd st. ne.
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Harrington, Mrs. F., sO14 Irving pace
Georgetown
Ferguson. Miss Helen, 80 c st. ne.
Ferry, Miss Helen L., 224 The Portner.
Ffcklin, Mrs. J. w. V, ia Duke st.
Alexandria, Va
Field. Mrs. r. T., Alexandria, Va
Finch, Miss Cora. 943 s st. NV.
Flack, Mrs. Raymond. IA 1 St NV.
Fosarty, Mrs. Margaret r., e271a F sw.
Foster. Miss Lena G.. 2319 18th NV.
Francis. Mrs. Julia, Brookland, D. C.
Frank, Mrs. Georgia, Warrenton, Va
Frazier, Mrs Ida V. 1902 1st NV.
Erect, Mrs. ]. l., 713 d me-
Furbershaw, Mrs. G. c., los K NV.
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List of Eligibles
A

Adams. Mrs. C. T., 212s 1 St NV
Adams. Mrs. p D., Il Fourth st Sc.
Albert. Miss Ada c., 1851 Sd st. NV.
Albert, Mrs. R. W, 941 H st. NV.
Allen, Mrs. E. T., IS Brunswick Flats.
Allen, Miss JEANNE, 101e 9Th st. ne.
Alley. Mrs S. E.. S11 NJ ST. NV.
Althouse. Mrs. r. c.. 1917 18th st. NV.
Anderson, Mrs. VIM, Jackson St, near
ne.
Ames. Miss Josie. 7oS Fifth ST. NV.
Arnell. Miss Hattie r.. 325 I'd ST Sc
Atkinson. Miss Leila NJ. GIG Morton ne
Aver. Mrs E. NJ. 1709 9Th st. NV.
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Barbour, Miss Marie j., 141 18th st. ne.
Bardwell, Miss Mary, 1917 Q st. NV.
Barnett, Mrs. Emma 724 18th st. NV.
Rarstow, Miss Kate, 10 Quincy ST. ne.
Battison. Miss Jeanne A. 2o3 C ST NV.
Becker, Miss E. A, 2os1is Quincy ST. me-
Belt, Mrs Mary, 1914 18th st. ne.
Benham, Mrs. w. l., 40 18th st. ne.
Bennett. Miss L. K, Anacostia. D. c..
Berner. Mrs. c. J., 1104 L st. NV
Berry. Miss Eva, 1011 Fourth ST. Sc
Boo. Miss Josephine s., 425 4th st. NV
Boddahn, Miss Marie. 3Os Mclean ave
BOYD. Mrs Ida j., III list ST. sw.
sReuck, Mrs. Eva, 514 Sd ST ne
sBouteile. Mrs, 1907 New Hampshire
ave
Bragg, Mrs. Carrie. HOP North Capitol
ST.
Brinton, Mrs. E. s.. 24lo 18th st. NV.
Brockett. Mrs Edgar s., AgnewviIle
p O.. Prince William county, Va
Brooke. Mrs. Mollie E.. 1928 18th st. NV.
Brooks, Mrs. Katherine, 40T G St NV.
Broster, Miss Lucy, Brightwood, D. c..
Brown, virgie G., gil 11th st. me-
Brown. Mrs. $50 5th st. ne
Brown, Mrs. ]. j., al Massachusetts
ave. NV.
Brown. Mrs. Fannie f, 1924 Oregon
ave. NV.
Browne, Mrs. John c., 90 Randolph
place.
Browning, Mrs. N H. 7o7 East Capt.
toll st.
Bryant. Miss Elizabeth p, The Mont
gomery. North Capitol and NJ SITS.
Bryan. Mrs. Paul NJ, 1916 Kenesaw
ave. NV.
buckley. Mrs Florence, s45 Florence
81 ne.
Buck. Mrs. Lena B., 1908 Maryland
ave ne
Bedlong, Miss Hattie s., 10 L st. ne.
Burg. Mrs. Mary W., s7o1 18th st. ne,
Brookland.
Burdine, Mrs. Bernard. Anacostia,
D. C.
BurIey. Mrs E.. 1417 18th st. ne.
Burritt. Miss Eleanor l., Pension Of
fee.
Burton, Mrs. Gertrude j.. PSI F st. NV.
Butcher Mrs. C. T.. 90 Tennessee ave.
-
Byers. Miss Edna, 200 @ st. NV.
Darlington, Mrs. Geo. 1912 9Th ST NV.
Baker. Miss yiaiettea c.. Library of
Congress.
Baker. Mrs. William H, 623 23d St NV.
Bailey, Mrs. Venie A., z702 18th st. ne.
Ballard, Mrs Hattie, 1858 North Car
DINA ave. ne.
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The cannon ball was lowered to the
ground
The boy descended first, using the can
non ball as a counterooise.
The queen and her daughter then
took the cannon ball out OF the upper
basket. and the daughter descended, the
boy acting as counterpoise.
The cannon bad was then allowed TO
run down alone.
daughter got into the basket along w.tb
the cannon ball. and their joint weight
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McAllister. Mrs E. c., 20 N st. NV.
McBrier. Miss Elizabeth. the 1oudoun.
Mcconnell. Mrs. ]. W., 2106 Pa ave NV.
McConaghy. Mrs. Anna, 1743 l. ST. NV
Mcdaniel, Mrs. Kate, 301 D st NV.
McDoseell, Miss r. G.. 1863 K st. NV.
McFan. Miss Fanny c., 1903 H st. ne.
Mcintosh Miss Bessie, Warrenton, Va.
Mc1ntire, Mrs. Lizzie P, 12S C st ne.
McKanna, Mrs. e. V, 422 Warren NV.
Mcmillan, Mrs. Sara A, 1876 18th ST. NV.
McNabb, Mrs. NJ r., 1017 + NV.
McNall, Miss Josephine, AIS I'd NV
McKncw, Miss Elizabeth. 1887 18th NV
Mack, Ms. Sarah c., Station r.
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Answer to Last Sundays Puzzle
The Captives in the Tower.

acted as a counterpoise while the queen
descended.
The princess got out. and the cannon
bail was sent down alone.
The boy then went down. the cannon
bali ascending.
The daughter removed the cannon ball
and went down alone, her brother as
cendinl.
The latter then nut the cannon ball
in the opposite basket, and lowered him
self to the ground. Thus they all es
capped
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Taylor, Miss Mary c.. 1903 r ST. NV.
Thomas, Miss Myrtle L. 1912 5th St NV.
Thompson, Mrs. T. s., PAP Delaware
ave. ne
Tfcer. Mrs II, 2105 K St aw.
Tilden, Miss Eunice, 1I29 18th st. NV
Tilton. Mrs. L. T.. 1854 Howard ava.
Toohey, Mrs. Jessie. 4s4 7th st. Sc.
Townsend. Mrs. Mary, 2n sth ne.
Trader, Miss N. e. 2615 K st. NV.
Travis. Miss T. j.. 500 18th st. NV
Tully, Mrs. Annie E., Tenleytown.
Underwood, Miss Bertha. 1887 18th NV.
SIS
Vaughan. Miss Sara, 512 18th st. NV,
Veihmeyer. Mrs D.. 12o6 U st. NV.
W -vi
Wallace. Mrs. ]. X, 1o7 r. I ava
walters. Miss alice h. 1855 Keny ya;
Walter, Miss Annie A. 1881 nth NV.
Watkins. Mrs E. L, so6 The Plaza.
Weber, Mrs. Justfna, 1886 10th ne
WEIGH Mrs. Florence. The Astoria.
Wenner. Mrs. v. l.. 1916 Emerson no
Whitehead. Mrs. z. P. 1913 r. /. ave.
Wilmington. Miss Margaret R, q
Quincy NV.
wickware. Miss Margaret E.. P. o.
Dept.
Wilcox. Miss Louise s.. c., s12 G NV.
Wiley. Mrs. V. 1913 E. Capitol
Williams. Mrs. Clyde D., s. I ne.
Williams Mrs Pascoe. 761 Dearborn.
Wilson, Mrs. ]. H, 152 NV
Winkler, Mrs. Max. 40 Mass. ave. na.
Winter. Mrs Alta s.. s14 A Sc
Wood, Ida. NJ, 222 1st sw.
Wood, Mrs. ]. F.. 80 Randolph pI NV.
Wright. Mrs. S. G., 14oS NV.
Wynne. Mrs F. s., 1925 NV.
Wurdemann, Mrs. J. V, 124 MaSsa-
chusetts avenue Ne.
Yates, Miss Sarah. 1871 Penn. ave Sc
Zeigler. Mrs. Mary E.. 900 Westminster
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Laramore, Mrs. Lottie, 1888 Dartmouth
street NV.
Lawson. Mrs. K, 11Os H street NV.
Lawson, Mrs. r. E., Alexandra. Va
Lawton. Mrs. R., 69i9 r street NV.
lie Clerc, Mrs. J. A., 300 Irving pl. NV.
Lerch, Mrs. Lena. 213 Seventh st. ne.
Lehman. Mrs. B. B., s02 H street NV.
Lewis, Miss B. E.. 911 1 street NV.
Lewis. Mrs. c., 1854 Princeton stnw
Levi, Mrs Henry, 1872 Florida ave NV.
Linsai'a ugh, Miss Mary. 437. N Y
ave. NV.
Linfoot, Mrs x. E., 2os 1871 st. sw.
Livingston. Miss Louise H, POOP 18th.
Loveaire. Mrs. NJ. 604 H street NV.
Loyewell. Mrs E. N, Ballston, Va.
Loving, Mrs. E. L., Is 3D. street ne.
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