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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Yesterday ended one of the most active weeks in real estate in the local market In some time. There were not less than five days on which papers were filed in the probate court recording deals In which amounts equal to or exceeding S10.UO were involved. The largest deal up to yesterday, for which papers were fled was the one by which w. P. Brewer came into possession of the building and lot which was until recently occupied by J. G. Whitfield & Co.,, the consideration being 5000
 Yesterday papers were filed in the pro- bate court recording the sale of the prop erty bounded by Thirteenth and Sixteenth street and First and Second avenues which was recently purchased by the llli- nois Central Railway company. The deed shows that the property was transferred to Clarence Buckingham. but it is known that the Illinois Central is the rsal pur- chaser. the object being to secure en- trance into Birmingham and to secure a place for the erection of freight de- pot Three deeds were filed recording the deals as follows:
 Buckingham, $105, 900; Jobbers Warehouse and Terminal company to Clarence Buck ingham, s9O, ,250: and Jobbers Warehouse and Terminal company to Clarence Bucking- ham, s40.0O0. The three deals aggregately involve an amount exceeding $22o,0Oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26

The Umperto di Savoia Italian society has purchased eight lots in the Elmwood cemetery. Z J. Serio is president of the society and 1t is stated that large monu- ment will be erected in the center of the property to the memory of the society
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26
B. F. EBORN
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. S2000-90x150: 4-room cottage; practically new corner; near Vine street station West End; $500 cash, balance 1, and 5 years.
 B1l50-Corner: two houses, renting $l5 per month: also vacant lot; near Jewish cemetery. Can be made to pay 20 per cent. s32OO-5Ox140; new 7-room cottage on North 24th st., near 11th ave. Terms reasona- be
 g2500-4O0 feet fronting Thomas st.. also fronts 213 feet on macadamized road near iron bridge at Jewish cemetery. Can be cut up Into nine good lots. See this Terms reasonable. g10,0O0-6ox1O0; substantial Improvements; $60 per month; sem-busness property; close In. Will double in value in few years.
 k2150-5Ox14o; broom cottage; practically new; curbng. sidewalks and all street Improvements paid for North 16th st. . Frisco limits. Terms, s1000 cash, balance easy.
 p35OO-5Ox19O: splendid Groom cottage; Fountain Heights, commanding situa- tion street improvements: sanitary; sidewalks and curbing all in and paid for Terms, one-half cash. Remember, live in West End, know the owner of every lot there, can get you n price on any lot there. See me before buying there-it will pay you.
 JOHN B. BETHEA, Steiner Building. Bell phone 2327.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26
FOR SALE.

 s675O will buy a fine lot on srd avenue, 60x140 near new union depot. $3750 will buy beautiful residence lot on Iroquois street s16O0 will buy one of the prettiest lots In Norwood 5000 will buy the most superb corner now vacant on 12th avenue In Norwood. $3750 will buy a new modern stucco home ih Richmond Place S1100 will buy t.B0x100 fronts south on car line in Richmond Place. 5000 will buy lot 50x140; new tenant houses renting for s32 each month. s3500 will buy lot 25xl25 fronting Ave nue B, and also opening on 24th street. Call quick. S95O0 will buy a beautiful lot 100 feet front cn Highland avenue. We have fine investment in Norwood, can you be interested? Several pieces of , central store property if you wish a good permanent interest bearing invest ment. We buy and sell property on commis- i sion. Bring us your property for sale. GEORGE c. WHATLEY & CO.,, 3l1-12 First National Bank Bldg.
 BARGAINS-FOR SALE. Beautiful lots on Underwood Hill for sale cheap.
 Choice lot on Highland ave. 6 acres and residence one block from South Ensley car line, near Greene Sta ton.
 Elegant business property on 2d ave. Two nice residences on South Highlands. one block from car, $11O0O. Residence on Avenue G. elegant neighbor- hood Improvements cost more than price asked for property, s450o. Lot 50x190 feet( unimproveD in new depot district.
 House and lot one block from new de- pot, $400O. If in the market, call on us. W. ". MALONE G co.
 RentaIs-Insurance- zI7 N. Fist St. Phones 1239
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26
WANTED

WANTED At once, flrst.class car build. CTS and repairers. Apply ralos Goal & Coke Co., Psles, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26

second division of the city court yester- day:
 Motion to set aside the judgment in the case of P. Glacopazzi vs. MacAfee company, overruled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26
$l5,OOO

25 OO. :. l2th St. and Fountain aVe.... ' We also have only one of the elegant steam heated houses on 10th st., near Ave- 'I'' at S75.00.
 w. B. LEEDY & co. Both Phones No. 2 ll2 N Fist St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26
SlO,OOO

Tomorrow buys on reasonable terms, i00x200 fronting Highland avenue car line, short route, South Highlands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26

In the city court yesterday Judge Charles A. Senn granted a motion to set aside the Judgment in the case of L. A. Kieth vs. J. H. Howard ct al.
 The following business was disposed of by Judge Charles w. Ferguson in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26

The trial of Morgan McNutt charged with using the mail for fraudulent pur- poses is still on trial in the United States cotIrt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26

All the state courts will take recess this week as this is the time set for su- preme court to hear the appealed cases from this division.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-01
Rugs and Mating.

Imported Moquett So 90 value. - PIG
A nice assortment of smaller rugs 98c
Fine Moquett Rugs, 36x72, 81 so value SO
$40 value in Japan and China Mating roll 779
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-01
LETTERS ON AGRICULTURAL
CHEMISTRY BY THE STATE
CHEMIST.
Letter No. 2.
NITRATE OF SODA

Cottonseed-meal, blood, tankage
etc, which | have described to you in
the last letter, are known as organic
sources of ammonia, or rather of nj
trogen. Habit is so strong, you see,
it is hard to get rid of the use of that
word ammonia. Nitrogen is much
the better term for our use. Besides
the organic sources of nitrogen we
also have what are known as the Gin
organic" sources. | have explained
in previous letter fully the meaning
of these two terms, but lest you may
have forgotten, l will stop a moment
to say that an organic substance
may be either vegetable or animal,
thus leaf, a seed, a piece of meat or
of skin are organic substances. An
inorganic substance is the opposite of
these, and is mineral in it's nature. A
piece of rock or of iron is inorganic.
The chief inorganic source of nitro
gen. then, is nitrate of soda. also com
monty called Chill Saltpetre;;" salt
petre because il has many of the prop
critics of real saltpetre, which is nj
trate of potash, and Chill because it is
imported from Chill in South America.
Nitrate of potash or true saltpetre
is very valuable .fertilizing compound,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-01
German Emiarants ouarantined.

New York, Sept. 21-Having beer
passengers on three different steamer.
to which they were successfully trans
ferred, 1,022 persons arrived here il
the steamship Graf Walderze. these
passengers were the first party of emf
grants to be subjected to the Cholera
quarantine, which was recently applied
TO steerage passengers, leaving Ham
burg, and the enforcement of these
precautions caused their numerous pas.
sengers to be transferred. They EN-.
parked originally at Hamburg on the
steamer, Molke, but disembarked at
Cuxhaven, where they went aboard the
steamer Bulgaria, and were detained
on that ship for eight days. Finally,
the Bulgaria transferred them to the
Grafvorzee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-01


time
erect
the
READ on The following quotations will emphasize sincerity The
this
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-01

Mems Hats.
A nice lot of good values at. 25c, SOC, 75c
A good line of Felt Hats regular 81 SO values 98c
One Case Drummers Sample Hats, all shades and
styles, worth up to 81 so 81 90
The Jefferson Special, So 90 Hat . 248
John B. Stetson No. Duality =, :. 3.95
Mems and Boy zoe Caps &c
Mems and Boys Soc Caps 38c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-01
STRICTLY ANTISEPTIC.
White Parber Shop Windsor Hotel
TO THE PUBLIC.

"9avipg suffered greatly with in
gr wing toe nails and now being free
from such pain, most cheerfuIIy COM
mepd the gentle treatment and cure of
DIR. Robt. f. Willisms, Surgeon Chi
ropodist, of Tnomasville, Ga. - Macon
Telegraph, HERsoHAL j. VAUGHN,
Post Office, Macon, GA.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-01
Fer Opportunity Opening
Mems Suits.

We cary the best and most up-to-date line of
mems clothing in Western Ga. Our stock is com.
plete and the price quoted will make a speedy
clearance.
Mems Fancy Worsted suits regular ST 90 vnlue,
salesprice 50. SO
Mems Fancy Worsted and Cashmere Suits regu-
lar value $40 100 Sc. 48
Mems Fine Worsted and Cassimeres, in all the de-
sirable patterns, values up to $16. SO S11 48
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-09
TEX IS STUBBORN

An old man known as Tex was
brought before Justice Beard for not
showing the hide of steer which he
was supposed to have killed. 1t
belonged to man by the name OF
Fiske, a neighbor of "Tex's.' The
hearing will take place Monday.
'"Tex" bears good reputation. and
most everyone thinks he is not guilty
of any wrong-doing. TEX is stubborn
about showing bids to curious ones
and one time Geo. Hall wanted to see
a hide and "Tex' said, ''come on"
and took him down to the Missouri
river where he had hole cut in the
ice and said, c-a-n-y -o-u-d-i-y- E. Tort
man Cor. Great Falls Tribune.
J. A. Fields of Minneapolis was in
the city on business Wednesday.
Every express car entering Havre
from the east brings something new.
stylish aad up-to-date for the Fair
store
Martin OMEN or BOX Elder came
into the city Monday after his family,
who have been visiting at o. r.
Whalen's for the past week.
Miss Agnes Atkinson, county super
intendent Of schools, announces that
successful applicants at the recent
teachers examination were: Mr.. ID.
A. Cubbage of Chinook, first grade
certificate: Miss NJ. Moore of Chinook,
third grade; Miss NJ. +. Brown Of
Whitlash, third grade certificate. =
River Press.
All the new Shoes. in box calf, yici
Kangaroo, tans and black, at Inc
Fair.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-03-09
...Railroad Notes..

r. W. Hargadine is writing insur-
ance for the New York life insurance
company.
/. N. Tayler has been appointed
roadmaster Of the Montana division
of the Great Northern, succeeding }.
M. Hurley promoted.
Fl. G. Davis, brother of the super
intendant of the Dakota division OF
the Great Northern, has been appoint
ed chief clerk to Supt. G. 0. jerks.
He succeeds A. ]. Peel, promoted to
a position In ST. Paul.
George Herren has been appointed
travelling engineer of the Montana OIL
vision of the Great Northern, succeed
ing w. W. Hurd, who has taken q
passenger run between Glasgow and
Williston. J. G.. Benson has been
appointed roundhouse foreman at
Glasgow, succeeding Herren in that
CAPACITY. Carl Stanley has been
made night yardmaster at Glasgow.
The Great Northern is said to be
having built eight Of the handsomest
observation cars that ever travelled
rails for us on it's Overland Flyer
from St. Paul TO the coast. The cars
are said to be ordered from Smith q
Barney car builders, to cost between
$4,000 and $4,000 apiece, and to be
ready for service in June. The Flyer
is fine train that has run In compe-
tition with the North Coast Limited
on the Northern Pacific. but, in spite
of it's many new appoint ments it has
always lacked the observation cars
that make the Limited popular.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16
Trouble Over School Land.

| OLYMPIA, Nov. H. The courts of
hittltas county have been appealed to
in Il case where residents of Elens-
burg protest the appraisement Of
school lands and improvements made
by the state board of land commission
ers. Notice to this effect was received
today by the attorney general and land
commissioner.
a peculiar feature of the case is that
the man who had the land under lease
from the state protests that the az
praisement is too low, while the man
who has applied to buy the land insists
that the valuations placed upon it by
the board are too high.
The land is part of a school section
adjoining the city of Ellensburg and
has been plated into blocks by the
land office. When Robert Bridges was
state land commissioner he leased the
land to w. j. Robbins for $2S year
for five years. from October |, 1897.
The lease has expired and w. y.
Hiddleson has made application TO pur-
chase. The state and land board APP
proved an appraisement of about $50
an acre, or $37, 97l 30 for the land, and
81, 2S2.0l for the improvements Mr..
Robbins had placed on the land.
Hiddleson comes back with Il protest
that the valuations are entirely too
high. Mr.. Hiddleson in particular
says that too high "a valuation has been
placed on Robbins improvements, and
says that Il man vino leases sage brush
land for 10 cents an acre from the state
and get, the use of it for Il long term
of years is not entitled to Il large price
for Improvements.
Mr.. Robbins makes vehement pro-
test also against the appraisement, in
ssting that his Improvements are many
times as valuable as the state appraiser
reported, and failing to make his pro-
test good before the board, has made
appeal to the superior court of kittitas
country. There the matter will be
fought out.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16
As The Miner Sees It.

Kittitas county is fast becoming
famous for its fancy poultry. AT the
state fair this year the Kittitas poultry
raisers carried off the lions share OF
all the premiums and next year they
will make any one else hustle TO even
get a smell at the prizes offered. The
best of the poultry buiness in this
county is, it is p,oving highly profit
able and right here in the vicinity of
Roslyn is a ,pleuced location for pro-
iitable poultry farm. Mrs. j. i. Nor
reau of this city has been in the
poultry business here for seveal years
and has always maze it pay her well
for her trouble. She understands the
business thoroughly and it has always
been IA pleasure to visit her yards and
see such ii fine lot of nice fowls
Cascade Miner.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16
The Case With Many of Us.

Ever hear the story of the man who,
while walking through the field came
to a high stone wall? I'll Jump it he
exclaimed. In order to get a good
Start he backed of a mile, and then
ran with all his might until he reached
the wall. But when he reached it he
was too tired to jump, so he lay down
the way great many of us are about
our work: we spend so much time and
effort in getting ready to do something
hat when we get to 1t We are too
ired.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16

Ellensburg Council No. s Of the
Pacific Coast Fraternity was duly or
ganized Monday evening at G. A. r.
hall by State organizer {. b. Kellogg
and the following officers elected and
in installed:
President, a. w. Douglass,
Vice President w. c. 5ostwick.
Past President, a. Ii. Derrick
Secretary, Il. y. Baker,
Treasurer, Mrs. d. f. Baker,
Warden, Roscoe Smith,
Guard, Ernest Coleman,
Physician a. 5. Williams,
Il. 5. to PRESIDENT Mrs. w. G.. Bost-
wick,
l.. S. to President, Miss NJ Taylor,
II. 5. to Vice President, Mrs. j. NJ.
Simpson,
l.. S. to Vice President, Mrs. y. w.
Dougless,
Musician Miss Ella McAfec,
Trustees, Il. a. Baker three years,
j. NJ. Simpson two years,
=" j. w. Ellison one pear,
The next meeting will be held in the
G. a. II. hall Tuesday evening Nov, p,
with program and refreshments
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16

Know where y buy the best
of Everything at lowest prices. |
charge no commissions and
guarantee satisfaction. w It e
for free circular.
YRS. NJ. SKINNER, $40 Globe Bldg, Seattle, Wn.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16
Bows Sent to Reform School.

Monday afternoon Judge Rigg SEN
fenced Clifford Golden, Willis Taylor
and Raymond Nelson to the Re form
school.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16
TURN THE CAN AROUND

and YOU will learn what the "powsr behind the dough- In
The khcass powders cream Gf taaf e5fai asdr o
an delicious grapes and that nsaI sI, a1n r s
p6ats which also alun, mineral acid, and that makes
Of what rss are twenty-five ounces for twenty-five CENTS
Sg2 o. ftsss .b alan baking powds4s &ound to
tcoo 0aHs .. VIZ IS no alno, unchanged!
The continued use of alum mad: food in1pairs digestion,
si~ e d iv when buying baking powder, examine
the label and take only brand whose label shows to De Tree
from alum.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-16

NTIOTHIN IOT TINIULITT.
r. Q. address: EUclsburg. kittlta> County,
Washington 10 30
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
WY The SOLDIERS SING.
Il Helps The@ Forget he Privatians
sna aisesy of Their

if haa htea pointed out q me IS sa
eaHehteuoa He ,haf { must be mis-
tzlsn Do destflHnF ihe lol q the Rus.
slaa soldier as an unhappy aue Raf
siaa regiments alvays suE ON the
march le captains. and therefore Il
oaafue. the meh must te happy says 3
wuger .n NHeaenfh ceHtafy
IIa &C. perft 4 fifht about tho sing
ins tHNk|HH saidleu ere almays eiHH.
tnH they HHa 80 Pc march tbtl sing
81 Ne train they slne vhEe they nsa
eating me'T liaek bread and kapafsa
ls0af 0ataaEei they sine IH ths khaf.
ehetHa ipuhll h1uset ! haYe aleo
aeeB q rane s. over tea prisoners ii
chains on thslF way ta siberia aud
1heY Coo sans 81 ihey marched TO the
station an8 affafward Is the train {
8eu therefore that theg muat have
aaeH quite happy ant gantented
An American humorisi has told as
that certain am1unt - aeaa H Eaad
fef q dog be nsasas The day in scratch
iHe h.mneif aHd no fnfeefa io brood
oxef the misery 81 belhs s dog Ask
the Russian soldier whg D. IS aiwaya
singing. ana 81 uiil give YaH much the
same reason Ila passes the day ia
s.aKlnn and s. forget 6 brood ager
The misery O. being b soldier
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
The uuf5rtunats Victims o. TIE L.
land EaN Eumhaf About
Eleven Hundred

nI william q VIE 81 uaaharY
Com Ubo has achieved special prom.
inentn hg treason of hls Investigation
ef thai 1fsad disease lsrraay Is gu
saaner af shlfh he hsa Spent ! afsa.
aoa. 81 tlms g lafe Is ths lsieF vt
asmtnia q Hawaii ssss
TIE unfortunate victims of lhs
iepef eolanf On ihs lslaai % M8laksl
u9s number about les Theg aft
sell cared g. and hase orerf5hlns
Gene i1r them thai eaa alleviate ibeh
r'tabls pllshi
Prom tie period af lhfeeiion ehleh
occupies ais8af tWn wears THE lepfana
patient MAJ have hls esintsaes pf8.
ianeti ffum four Ia - pears. rarely
aHEeF than lhe latter period Cu.
flnasiY saaaEa. ihe iaiat u iepraaY h
nat always transmitted a child - b
ispfous father and "a unaffected
mother mas gFuw up "a good health
euue nasesurihy feature of the eai.
ohY "a TIE hsfoism often displayed hf
non lepfaua husbands. Nha - ta dNall
in ihe alssass. stricken settlement 10
b ty ne side d . wifs uho is marked
for dcath and d as equally devoted
siFes Nho take The same risks IN.
desi ! thlnk TIE number q somea
shs 80 thIs aasslhsh assa is grsaief
IhAa IN ths ease uf msa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

iifsef Farley IS IL slsasga to<saf
Ilastf nAnd uas hers ifom Af,en
SUNDAY
II Zones uAa hsFs from Alton ever
Sunday
A. lsessas. 81 Chelsea wAa lasts SAT-
ugoag night
" II Trap pas ln tie eiif ifom
Miami sunday.
= 6 starr aisi family aross oter %
Gmve sunday aflsFneon
VI Il Austln VA among NinnA )
visitors from I'nlsa sunday
J. 4 swafth u eisslsea. aaa d
sunday visitor in Klnisa
viii uasd u aald 70 be sefY seriously
ID a. Ms home near Alton.
Tom RldKuway. a. liAdsoii sanders
u taking q short vacation
NJ heho and ean afe hers from
rex4s hnd may locate
Miss 1ennlc Wolfe arnt d nrlatow
SUNDAY 70 visit her grandmother
John ] Noofs. of Maakogse. uAs q
visitor 10 the FOUNTAIN Cisy sunday
KAn and Tom Walker spent SUNDAY
with tlelf parents "a tho farm noais
east q town.
Division S9pi. llArrh Of tha Katy.
u ts@re from i'afsoaAa today, locating
ere slte f0f the new depot
v w. hnxg1 and ci.as TIN. of
Ci,slsea wsfc among tho guests 81 the
Gateway sundAy
D. 4 >eo,f. travelling salesman for
Neyef hros Drug Company q 81.
Louis spent sunday "a this city
Otta Leslie. proprietor d tlae Gem
restaurant. and MfN Lewte AMI listie
daughter iuit saturday evening over
the fflsso for two weeks vacation
Al Eureka springs AFk
TIE lessor of tls r.s coaFt quarters
a. Tahleauah Jas s Staplsf, all im.
pFuye tie sane b. altlnE ~ room
for ilau Nm r. iAmfenee. E s
Judge putting Ia electric lights. new
once furniture etc
Rev L e. Anlssf Is conducting
religious ssrvlees 81 tic cltY sell each
evening a ID lie aAs q missionary
IN tte Philippines foF nine yean and
has tscently held meeting, Ia other
towns 10 ths territory,
The friends u " " wAri viii h~
AAd 10 learn that he i ycry siea - hla
home near Miaml @lth stransulAiod
hernia and TIE doctors fear 70
attempt 40 operation upon him lie
- not expected % rveoyef.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
BEVERAGES foR INVALID.
Recipea g. Cooling Drinks AnA f8F
Nutritious Ones Grateful e
the rAusat

Rige uafer-O1t ish'sapo q
rice uasA e cold water BON faf 8nl
hour in pHt OF water strain aua ada
safaf ef szit lh taste
Beef tea-ons pound g boef cai aas
taking oH 81 faf mf#ls ere f18 Ieia
side moMhed bottle Aad one uff
Il cga eater and "a taad one haaf
So iht e8ftIe In uattf aHa ttihg ia tslt.
lag point lpunt itt { bau Coaktao
h8Hu ana strain
iemous6e uiih eas Beat one ssf
siih tao gabisspoorfaiz q sarar aailI
Fsfy lght fher atr ia thfet tablespoon
feh 70 eala aatsr. AID tie IaIae q see
half q lemaa Fiuthselas Wlth naa6a
= lcf aaa fIhk ihraaHh attrae na
len Gfobe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

The Russian government TOO. - aisa
represented abroad nos only By It's
Ambassadors. bui hy unofficial dlpie=
mats of a most Interesting description.
q corps d'elite IF ladies eho are dias
patched tQ he various capitals of The
world iu Washington exhfdom has
no less than ten q these ladies They
entertain lavishlf. and their drawing
ruamz. with shaded rUse-eoiored lights
and luxurious furniture ara hanRlnfa.
are palaces uf ease for weary isglsls.
tors and senators. These fascinating
sirens then dictate Ia whispers What
laws shall Or shall DOT be passed by
congress -Jouberis "Fali of cxaf.
dom