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N0N.EXPL0SlVE OIL CAN.

AutoEobillsts and insurance men
will be interested in the nCn-explosive
oil can shcwn in the accompanying il
lusuation. The feature of this can
which renders it non-eXplcsive is per-
forated zinc tube. placed in the filling
hole. Inside this tube is smaller
tube, of the same material, and treated
in the same manner. Wire gauze sep
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-08
Renoyatinc n Horse.

Farm horses generally have a hard
spring. rs arrears of work have to be
caught up hurriedly, and the soil is
exceptionally heavy to work. The
horses will, undoubtedly. enjoy and
benefit by rest or less work, and be-
ing out at the grass is great ease
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-08
Now That You Are Prosperous.

There is no getting over the fact that
at the present time the greater major
ity of the American farmers are pros
porous and fairly we'll fixed financially.
This being the case, isn't the present a
most opportune time for you to send
your son. or sons, to some good agri-
cultural college or school? BY so doing
you can assist him in his pursuit Of
knowledge, which will, in after years,
be of untold assistance to him in ad-
vancing the business of agriculture
and making himself independent of 9TH
ers, so far as this world goes.-New
York Witness.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-08
plosion. with the tube inserted in the

plosion. With the tube inserted in the
can, the power of the gas is overcome.
AS soon as the gas begins to rise, over
coming the pressure on the outside of
the can, the safety valve rises, permit
ting the gas to pour out. There is igni-
ton, but no explosion. The tube, with
it's perfora tons, of course, concentrates
the flame, preventing contact Of the
fame with the oil in the can.-Philadpl-
Dhia Record.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-08
The City's Debt.

On March 81 the total gross funded
debt of New York City was S61S,796,.
337.O7. The sinking funds amounted to
Sill. 244247.SS. The temporary debt
(revenue bonds issued in anticipation
Of taxes) was S4s,2s3,0OO, making the
net bonded debt $49G, ,s35, ,0s9.19.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-08

In the mountains of Panay and other
islands of the southern Philippines
moths can be scraped up by the quart.
The natives have learned to prize
them as au article Of food, and they
now collect and eat them iu large
quantities.
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#5XNHEs2ss
Stray Tools

IF some farmers would just calculate
the time they sometimes use up in
hunting for tools that have gone astray
there would very shortly be a place
for everything and everything in its
place." 1t doesn't pay to use up a dol
lars worth of time to hunt for fifty
cent tool that has been lost or mislaid.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-08

The rhinoceroS is the thickest skinned
quadruped. its hide being tough enough
to resist the claws Of lion or tiger,
the blows of a sword or the balls of
an old-fashioned musket OF an ordinary
rife.
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Food For the Plants

Do not be afraid of getting too much
commercial phosphate under the crop,
except nitrate Of soda, which should
be used as top dressing on all pull
verized plants.
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FISH TRAP.

The genuine fisherman thinks more
of getting "bites" than he does of
really landing the fish. He may sit
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arates the two tubes The tube is
screwed down at the top. Between
the cap, which secures the tube to the
tank, is a gravity or safety valve. 1t
is this little valve which does great
deal of the work in rendering the can
non-eXplosive.
In the ordinary can when the press
ure Of the gas is so greet that some
thing must give way, there il an eX-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-08
His Free Ticket
By MRS. F. M. HOWARD.

80W0Vo80xoMo oMoXOMoA0 xGNo \
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
fancy Vests

entire stock of fancy and white vests, the thing for and evening must go during this sale You not we'll dressed without them and at the prices quoting you two three for the regular price of one make your choice while have full line of patterns They Must Go Regular price si 2s $4 50 sale price 75c to $25
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
We are going to talk Wash Suits to the Ladies.

1t matters not what material you want suit of have it. and nothing but fashions latest and they go at prices ranging from s 90 to S250 absolutely worth two three times these prices elsewhere We have been buying them direct from the who made them and they going out to at the most ruinous prices High Carnival will reign throughout the entire store. Our Cash Gathering must and it must fast.
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
1 Few Dents

Don't wait too long; don't be skeptca dont miss the opportunity; don't fail to tell your frends don't hesitate to come don't overbuy yourself don't be broke next week. don't miss the place; don't kick and crowd don't get mad if tramps corns in the rush for bargains. .
 attempted and carried into effect in this city Lay in your supplies Now say when the doors open next Saturday morning, We Bd You Welcome You will
 find gentlemen at the front doors and at the side door, welcoming in before. Everything is dis play Nothing in and nothing in this house what costs you Considerable less than elsewhere and will find the most of clerks that stood behind the counters in this city All say you and attend this Cash Getting Carnival that mences August 18th and ends Sept 18th at midnight.
 We Bid You Welcome.
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
The Great Clothing Sale

you heard much about will be in full blast the doors open, with every other department throughout the in the way Suits for the man. suits for the boy for the for the boys We have clothing for everybody and is going be clothing down here every day. and if you did ything did need anything in yonr life,
 Is certainly Clothing We have big lot of mens suits S49S that would be considered cheap in of these Ss $0 We have another pile of suits at S6 IS from $9 S12 You will find another stack of mems suits $8 that would be considered cheap any of these war-pced $2 SIS. Then have another lot of suits S9 g that would be good gold dollars at SIS SIS anywhere and the kind selling SIP S4 S16 absolutely worth double and you paying elsewhere OvercOat ne and little suit line go prices one-talf in We going to sell coats below any price heard of before
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
Mems suspsnders Here

will less than boys suspenders elsewhere and Rock ford socks will to all the people at pair for 25c and you get the benefit.
 Mems Work Shirts ane Dress Shirts
 We carry Geo. F. Ide Co.'s silver brand shirts worth B. carnival sale price $1.5 Geo. P. Idc Co.'S silver brand shirts worth SIPS sale during this carnival s1 Our shirts the finest the has produced in all the popular fabrics Dainty and cool, serviceabe and comfortable. We fit you perfectly you don't have worry about the sleeve being short long, Geo P Ide & Co.'S gold and silver brand shirts ft
 Mems Hats and Caps in for their share and of these have great They brand new, just bought from the wholesale market and the prices of these goods will slaughtered with the balance
 The Shoe Sale
 Shoes for shoes for boys, shoes for ladies' shoes for girls and it is certainty forget the babies because is going to be shoe day here every day. and if did anything your fe it is shoes because you in them than half of your life If you shoes you will certainly be here buy dozen pair and fit the whole family ont.
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
ASurgcal Operation has Taken Place ln Ladies' TalIor-mads Suits, Skirts and Waists

We have the price deep that they recog- nzabe and they yours if get here in time Former prices SIP to s24, price S to SIP
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
Creating Corset Excitement.

Squeezing Corset prices. Such prices make for the next thirty days will do the work for certainly will pay twice the prices elsewhere that ask for the quality.
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
All Hoslerv Cut flo the Quick

the line of ladies' hose 1c and up Dc that have equal and if you need Hosiery it is certainty you will to for it, because you buy them cheaper than you did before.
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
Ladies Coats and Jackets

Because going to talk them prices heard of before. We lot of Ladies' Coats and Jackets at s so S2 So absolutely worth than double that in any other store in this country Then have another lot of Coats and Jackets for ladies 3 98 that would be considered cheap of these warced stores at S6 to s You will find another lot of ladies Coats and Jackets S495 that would be good gold dollars at g SIP in any other in this country and the kind selling s. AS and $70 and high 990 absolutely worth double you paying 1t elsewhere
 No soods will charged nothing will be approvalIT IS ALL CASH WITH US. nndn what don't want. return h and set money back
 Remember Goods will be sold for cash only during this unloading sale
 Remember not in trust or combine against the farmer and the woringman, and will be- We brought up that way. We with the common peoples always have been and always expect to be- and if you want anything in the line of ladies' Coats it Is certainty you will come to to buy it,
 And will not wind up talk until we tell you about the finest line of
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18
Ladies' Furnishings

of all kinds that in this city, and believe it. There hundreds of articles including Furs,
 muslin underwear summer underwear gloves hose sup poers hand bags purses handkerchefs fancy neckwear perfumes of all kinds and toilet articles kmonas dressing saques golf jackets fancy combs collars jewey etc. etc.
 and they will cost you less money than the other fellow gets what he has been carrying the past to 10
The Coconino sun., 1906-08-18

will cost less than boys suspenders elsewhere, ford socks will go to all the people at pair you get the benefit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

| him while he Is promenadiug IN the FOR.
est A nth viii be heard during the
! fide back % the palace and a sixth
Whlle ne Is changing his uniform. SO
the process goes on hour after hour IN
IN the ministers and officers and civil
officials are weary 10 the point Of col.
lapse When the kaiser travels by train
he frequently listens 10 reports all
through the night. The unfortunate
ministers who have been working hard
an day must remain vigilant and alert
throughout the night hours IN order 20
supply their imperial master with the
coplous Information Tor which he Is lit
orally thirsting.
WHEREVER HE rs.
When the kaiser r. I'm residence at
his hunting lodge. KadlnCu. in the ex-
IRENE northeast Of Germany. or qt his
charming country seat M Wnhelmsho-
he, m South Germany the cabinet MIN
listers and chiefs OF departments must
make long and frequent railway Jour
neys In order Co submit their verbal
reports 90 the monarch When the
kaiser II touring On foreign countries
his advisers must make rapid dashes
across Europe iu order o. keep him
posted ON the affairs of state When
the kaiser Is cruising in the Mcdter-
rantan for instance. the ministers
rush from Berlin 20 Naples or some
other port 20 on board the imperial
yacht Hohenzoilern. submit their verb
al report and rush back o. the German
capital again without moments rec
pose. 10 U.s. iu short impossible ade-
quately 90 describe The fearful strain %
which German statesmen are submit
ted, owing Go the strenuous habits Of /
their monarch The kaiser has been
known o. order q cabinet minister to /
60 fox hunting with him and Co SUBJ /
nit a report 90 him while riding hard /
behind The hounds As the minister in 1
question was q portly hurcaucr1t with ]
lttle knowledge ~ horsemausbin. and 4
none whatever of fox hunting bis
agonios were piuable.
The case NJ the unfortunate Prince
Bunl1W Is q good example of German
ministers suderinrs When thc kaiser
is iD residence in Berlin he is u tht
habit No calling ~ Prince Buci0ws
official residence On the wilhelm
'lrasse Immediately after terminating |
lis morning walk in the GwruUald |
.orcst At this early hour Prince Bue- !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

1 low must be fully prepared o. lay be-
| fore his imperial sovereign a compre-
| hensive report ou an current foreign
| and home affairs The necessity Of
| having this report ready iu time for
| the emperor compcls him 90 interrupt
| his nights rest az impossible hours
| On order % 60 through the latest dis
| patches and acquire the information
| which he must impart 90 tho kaiser.
| When important developments occur
| during the day the emperor must BE-
| Immediately informed. and his majesty
| then frequently summons the Chancel-
| Tor in great haste 90 the palace IN or
| der 90 explain all the intricate de-
] tails 81 these developments The cham
| ccllor must then abandon his pressing
! duties don his gala costume and dash
| Of az high speed % the imperial resi-
| dence 20 deliver his lecture and 10 be
ross-questioned until HIS wearied
brain can cope no longer with the task
When the kaiser Is not IN residence On
Berlin the chancellor must be az work
SIN earlier IN order % be able 10 send
the emperor comprehensive tcle-
graphic rpor as soon after sunrise as
possible The other cabinet ministers
both Of Germany and Of Prussia. the
chief Of the headquarters star ~ the
army. the chief ~ the naval stat and
q dozen other high officials are sub
iectcd 90 the same strain While be-
slowing sympathy on them iu their
hard lot. 10 g impossible 90 withhold |
admiration from the marvellous man /
who works others % death. but re- |
mains Goo fun possession Of hts own |
mental and physical yigor
A TREMENDOUS STRAIN.
II Is not only hard work aud con-
slant hustling that reduce the kaiser's /
political servants 10 a condition ~ coll
lapse. Their social and ornamental |
duties are quite as serious q strain on /
their energies az their administrative |
and legislative activity The spleudor
and maCuihccnce ~ the German em-
perOr's court have been uuequalod for |
many centuries The pomp and dis
play ~ oriental potentatcs are noths
ing 90 the environment NJ majesty with
which William II surrounds himself
one must 80 back % the ancient |
Byzantine empire Co find "a similar de-
gree ~ personal suhseryicuce 90 the
monarch. All tho satellites ~ the Ger
mau court must 90 truth rev0lye round |
The imperial sun. The emperor revels
u gorgeous ard luxurious display. iu |
which his ministers and exalted digni- /
aries are obliged a. participate. Hard
y a day passes without some great
uurt 90 social function The kaiser |
frequently holds a military review in /
De early morning lays the foundation
stone NJ scientific institution in
De forenoon deiieatts "a church at
loon. lnsrc-ts au at gallery iu fam
tate in tho afternoon. gives an official
'auquet 'u 'he evening and Winds up
De- day with "a gala performance at The
Continued On page e.rh,esaJ
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II You Are Just aWskina 10" To the
Fact OF Want Advertising--of 10
Possibilities fer YoU-Why, Better
Late Than Nsverla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30
EX.PREsIDENTs soN.
ARE NOT NOBLE"

The Casinir- Periers are no, noble.
oS neI tank among the inner circle
go, w eourgeoisle arisiocracy. They
~ 49, oIlelnaily FROM ~ Alper pan-
,I',,oises and the foundation Of their
,,,.-. vas laid IN the eighteenth CEN
=, the establishment Of a factory
'olIon. In the lsere Two men,
s-ss, "l me family. besides the ex-
49,, have held high office OF
's"V'' one - minister Of Louis Philip
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

conoe,i.ion is lnsvitsbls--snd Even
IN Reading and Ans~srlna want ses.
You Must Be Alert " You Would %
First.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

Balkan circles
which Prince Nicholas defendant
kicked and hurried bod
refusing
hgnes- g. The oobblors
place
eObbIer sued for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

pc, and the other as minister under
VI. Thicrs
Il is declared that young Claude
Caslmir- Perier l. only waiting for the
divorce 10 be declared and be- win thcn
marry Nine. Le Bargy But there's
many slip 'twiXt the cup and the
lip. Very strong opposition is sure 90
be offered by the father 20 such an ale
lance as the Casimir-Pericrs are de-
yout Catholics and If the future head
Of the family were 10 marry a divorce,
the blessing of the church would have
to be dispensed with
BERNsTEIN'S FEELINGS.
Bernstein's feelings may be more
easily imagined than described al the
unmerited misfortune which has be-
fallen his play, la Rafale" owing TO
Madame lie Bargy's Withdrawal from
the cast Bernstein. by the way. has
American blood In his veins he Is
a grandson OF William Seligmann. the
banker. who is dean Of the American
colony in Paris William Sollgmann-
old Father Time. as he Is callcd-is a
well known figure and his English
speech, delivered with strong Teutouic
accent, Is regarded as an indispensable
institution az every function which
brings the members Of the colony to-
gether.
on TRIUMPHAL TOUR.
II is not believed. meanwhile, that
NJ lie Bargy Is very much cut up by
the turn events have taken he has
many other things 90 think OF. and n
he gives the matter a thought % is
probably one ~ Mingled astonishment
and pity that Nine Le Bary should
have the deplorable bad taste 90 prefer
anyone 10 himself The distinguished
actor II the maison DO Molere is IN
the midst Of a triumphal tour In south |
eastern Europe. The tour began In !
Egypt, and the troupe has now work. |
ed up o. Bucharest. a day or two ago,
a check Tor 5000 arrived In Paris FROM |
NJ. lie Bargy Il was the Khediye's |
way Of showing his regret az not |
being able 10 be present an the final /
performance ~ the company 0n aid |
Of the Courrieres victimsl before quit
ting Cairo ALPHONSE LIZ BRY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30
SOCIETY AGAIN
FANNS UPON HER
Reason is American Woman Has
RegaIned Royal Favor Of
The King,
EDWARD ENTIRELY FORGIvES.
fruUncd Heavily Over Her second
Marriage 10 @ Man Who Was
Younger Than Her son.


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LHdy Randolph Churchill be.
came Afr. G-orp, ,-or,,,.,lii.
- a..
600" ''i1 BLDG nave
elfcl} been 900 speaking terms His
majesty has "a positive horror ~ "a W.
,,,.,, ,..,,...f.... . mas. ,.l... q. ,.,,..,.,.
lIah n'i4'iI' Nh'u Lazy Aanuolph
announced GO the king her engage
r..,, e., AZ, y.sf 1,.ho 30 ,,st , ye.r
-
''""S'' N''" H'- SUM- "i''''"
I llulchlHJ he said 20 ler something 10
thie effect.
Jenny always regarded you az
" clever woman. III rs great regret
I' ne 70 ma mar you are gong 10
.'h' 1901 'I y'uIeeI. Such mar
.Hges as me one You are about TO
! make never lutn out well
IGNORED THE KING
A. crs,,or. trovs Mrs v.st ,g.
nored the kings remarks with the re-
sui thai MS majesty cropped her'
sue was never HNl'eo 10 country nous
T.. ln meet MN. never asked as
hlmerlo lo San1Hhglam or Nlndsor.
| Bul the olher aay me KING relenied
ana motored on 10 see his old triend
telephonihg nlsi thai ne intended 10
- 80. near u was C"nsuelo duchess
of Manche9irr VINO induced his ma
jesty o. make II up with AIRS
George ana gave MIN no peace IN
on ~ had PROMISED 70 do so. on
hearing from The King Mrs cornwall.
lls West wired To Consuelo Duchess OF
Manchester ana 70 Lazy Mar ana
heliie' anoiher OF berues friends
ana bolh arrived on inc scene va COCA
union, 'cbamnegne Was br6ke9-an
unusual Circumstance lot me Ans ana
| lLe i"ules ll n'a, .l,i i'el toue'i ulls
Nll1 '.liSN' nv. ",-o'''N' H'"-
| eNg. Hau ~ De ~, Ola'gu;
| 90 ~ az gao s"u alu my IN
| in5 "N'isI ~. 0''' as'' Sala nv
h'nt 10 ms Hos.''S ,-
~ anu . ~, y. ON OUT money!
'i'''"' was '''' "''' ieP's'
FLOOD OF INVITATIONS.
LNer since the sing mas oeen % see
hls olu llleH9' INVITATIONS nave noNh
Ul upon IH tIoH people VINO nave
never I'Nli'1 H,V s,lice hel i'-haf-
lldse' MIs Nesl Wno ma an oi me
AIh'i ica" woman seen sense "I hu-
nor. mas D'el enoIlllogsll am gseu.
hHls alIl'le tDlay III s,anu inahes
man 9I N"I'a'L .nc hl"s ilowh
means u,, 10 ,v'lYH' uaN 'slu y ule
UIl't ~ .he h'ul. nlA S,vIs. w.
Is U.u"' i"tl,' Iu' ~ 90 auG us
iii-'l,s, st, ilas o."a'5 rs'V " b,lgy ~
her 20 drop out Of his circle on friends.
case 81 the kings cutting on his nose
% spite his face
pprccrse sFrs rAsuroN
The Princess OF Wales. who Is not re-
m ria lIf nv iaaae has irst get 4, csu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30
MANY PARTIES GIVEN.

4 good many parties are being given
'uf Miss Marguerite and Miss Theo-
dora Snonts. Jho dlusH'ers of Mr.. The0-
doIe Perry Shnl'a. uf Panama canal
anc Unless there IS something out OF
ON. common sl.lt iebutsntes. they get
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30
Special Correspondence.

SPECIAL Correspondence.
- ERLIN, June 20.-Kaiser Wilhelm
X Is responsible for the collapse Of
ID the chancellor Of the empire
Prince won Buelow. who sustain
cd an apopletlc stroke in the reichstas
on April and is now broken In health
and spirits, as veil as for the fate u
two or three other German cabinet min
listers who were enable 10 cope with
the enormous tasks imposed upon them.
For example. The German secretary OF
state Tor foreign affairs. Baron Rtch,-
hofen. died from q paralytlc stroke at
O comparatively early age al the begin
ing OF this year, and Prussia has lost
her most efficient administrators by the
premature death OF Gen. Budde, min
lister OF railways.
MONARCH OF ENERGY.
The statement that the kaiser is re-
sponsibIe for the collapse Of his leading
political advisers neither contains nor
lnfers a reproach on his imperial ma.
jesty. The fact Is the kaiser is a man
Of such inexhaustible energy and IN.
firing industry that he is simply incap.
able Of understanding the inability Of
men u weaker constitutions 10 per
form an equal amount Of physical end
mental labor day after day as he hilu.
self gets through. The activity OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-15
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.


II not convenient to call at The
Star Office. nth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. leave your advertise
ment at any of the following
Branch Offices.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Ccntner's DirE Store. 18th and Z SITS.
i;S Sfins Dug store, 18th and r. /. ave.
I-uptons Drug store. Vermont ave. and , ST.
Kings Drag Store. 18th and sts
lIoltzclaw's News Stand. 1T05 Pa. ave.
H .,., Ding l store 2th and and Pa ave-
Postal Telegraph Office 1925 Conn. ave.
Postal Telegraph oaice. s12 Penns. ave.
Postal Telegraph Once 9Th and SITS.
Postal TELEGRAPH once. Penn n Il. station.
$. kanB < SONS. Information Bureau.
Woodward y Lothrop. Informsti ton Bureau.
Janifer b il 7 iE : sts.. Telegraph ofice.
Commercial Bark bldg, Telegraph ofice.
Slater Pharmacy 9th and New York ave.
GoldeuheFp's Experiment Store. 9i22s TIN
St. Buresu Information.
The Hutchins kenner Drug Co. l'th q que.
GEORGETOWN:
Ononneils Drug Store, 32d and VI sD.
O'DonneIls Drug Store 32d and o sts-
Adams Express once 1929 32d St
PrIje's Pharmacy. 18th and + SITS.
NORTHEAST:
Kencnly's Pharmacy: Z. Capitol and J sts;
Hsley's Pharmacy. nth and p. Canitol SIS
Miihurn'S Pharmacy 18th and VI SITS.
Buffers Pharmacy, 4th and stanton place.
SOUTHEAST:
rradiey's DTuS Store. Sth and y SITS.
O'DonneIl's Drug Store. "a and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Su11ivau's pru. store. Tth and ID SITS.
Eleventh Street Wha-f. 3'Brien Hall
Chas s. Walter. o01 Az st.
ANACoSTIAi
C. G Lohr. % Monroe ST.
ALEXANDRIA,:
A. s. DoniphGr. I27 King ST. Alexandria