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whether the White House has been sacked
and burned until the judges make their de-
cision. ~
j. F. Mattern Is quartermaster of the
regiment. and the companies are captained
as follows:
Company b; j. E. Law. Company d: FL L.
Trey Company E; II. C. Miller, Company
r.: W. w. Tolson. Company g. w. Bland.
Company H: III. e. Barringer. Company +:
w. u. Steinberg, Company X; J. H. Sher-
man. Company L.
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DEVOTION OF FORTY HOURS.

rig. Gen. J. Franklin Bell. chief Of staff
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
STAND BY THE PRICE.

Stand firm for fifteen cents. Sell your
cotton at that rrlce, and do not under
take to force the market still higher. Our
position is based upon equity and talrnes
and no effort should be made to 60 beyond
that. Let us be fair with the spluners
and in making sales ltt 1t. be distinctly un
derslood that the huycr will ship the cot
ton direct to the manufacturers, and TIA t
the cotton is not being bought for the pu -
pose of tenders on speculative contracts IN
the cotton exchanges Of the country. No
tify your cotton factors that this rule must
be strictly adhered to. Let the specuI1t-
ors who have been clearing" the market
aud who are short on tn cir contracts, get
out Of their periou, positions. the best way
they can. w must conhne our dealing
with the leL ,umate cause OF consumption
and protect the spinners and our own in
terests from abnormaly high or low prices
brought abou, through specul- live nfuen-
ees. It is now an established fact thai the
present crop will not exceed 10000, 600
bales, of 500 pounds weight. There WILL
not be enough cotton tomeet the enormous
demands for consumption.
These are facts which have lot been,
and cannot be, denied except by misrep-
resentalion and juggling Of figures for
speculative purposes. Those farmers who
recklcssly rushed their cotton ON the mar
kct and sacrificed it at 81 to cents, ought
not TO complain il their neighbJrs are sill
holding portion Of theirs. for higher
prices. If he spinrers bought the bulk
of this crop Al from 9 ito 10 IL cents
per pound, when they could as easily have
paid II cents, they should not now com
lain if ths small balance of the unsold
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
NOTICE
sHERIFF.s sALE For MAJ. IQo6.

oaEkIFF, y SALE For Mar. 1900
VIII be sold before the court house door of said
ty at Leesburg the first Tuesday in March, 1906
between the legal hours of SALE the following described
property, to-wit
certain Twenty [2oI acres of land, lying in the
fourteenth district of said county OF Lee and being
part ofot Of nd No. IIo, known part of Minis land.
SAID twenty acres of land lying in square shape and
being located in the extrem: southeast corner of said
lot Levied on as the property of y. w Tison, un-
Ger and by virtue of ce tain execution issued from
the j. P. Court of the 9l5th District G. NJ of said
county, in favor of M. Block & Co. VS. d. w. Tison,
Agt--
Also certain Twenty (ao) acres of land lying in a
square shap, and lying and being i the fourteenth
district OF said county Lee and being part of lot Of
land No Il9 in said district, and being known in the
settlement as part of the Nuns place Said Twenty
lsol acres ad Joins and lines Immediately west of a
certain other twenty acres ina square shape which
lies IN the extr.iae southeast corner Of said lot
Levied on as the property Of d. W. Tison under
and ny vlrtu. Of c:r ain execution ISIS lei from the
r. Sourt oil the gI5tn Dist g. NJ. OF said county Of
Ie, IN favor Of VIM Johnson Co. VS.. D. W. Tison
Agt.-
Ihls the 3rst day OF nuaey, 1906
W.P. Gill
Dep. Sheriff OF Lee County, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

portion is held at IS cents, in order TO aver
age the price as near II cents as possible.
The price of cotton has advanced 81. SO a
bale since the New Orleans Convention:
and is daily advancing on its merits, aal
in the face OF the strongest combination to
hold down prices, that ever existed
Wall street and Liverpool have los their
power sof fl ing the price of the great
American staple. The southern spot hold
er is now the dominant factor in the cotton
trade of the world. HIS cause is right.
cons one, end will receive the endorsement
and support Of every loyal southerner, who
believes in fair play in the great fight
which is now waging. The south can and
will win.
Yours truly,
HARVIE JORDAN,
Pres. S, G. A.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
Personal a n d
/ O c a /. * ~

Mr. f. B. Martin visited Albany Mon
day.
Sheriff and Mrs. s. B. Smith. paid AL
bany short visit Tuesday.
Col. Jas. Taylor was among the promi-
nent visitors from Americas Tuesday.
Miss Undlne Standfield, a charming
Young lady Of Americas, has been the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Salter, for some
days.
Miss Jennie Forl was among the visitors
to Albany Monday.
Major c r. Putnam has been here from
Albany this week.
Hon Crawforl Wheatley of Americus
candidate for congress from this district,
was among Lee county friends Tuesday.
Col. Howell Simmons was here from
Americas tuesday,.
Col. G. w Warwick of Smithville was
org the professional visitors Tuesday.
duffy Glover of Americas was here
I ,day.
We are always glad to see our friends
especially the pay-up kind.
.ry lew 1oafers are to be found on the
streets nowadays.
County politics are warming up a little
r. , streets look much better since
thew have been worked
Judge H. L. Long was a visitor tc
Americas Sturdy
TIL We. weather Of last week has de-
nyed.larmi ny operations considerably.
Mr.. !. H. Bass of Smithviile spent Sa
ural i. the city.
Mr.. T. +. Ford entertained quite nun
Der NJ f len Is Wednesday evening at the
Eor home on Main street. From the ar
rva. oi th4 iirsl guests to the departure o.
til list ones 'hc affair was one of plea urt
Delightful music $ furnished 10y sting
tauG for the occasion and thO~e so dis
pse engaged in the Pleasures ofthe dance
TNist4i2ujoJ, stealing Partners, etc. II
antA r room were various forms Of amos
mcut tor th0>e who did not care 10 dance
Ala easonable hour all elegant supper
scve;o, courses was s.'rved in the dinin,
room. Miss Jcnuie Ford and Mrs. Jo'
Stuart ecpived The que Is, among whom
wer:; Mis- s Pauline Page, Mary long
Clauie Jennings, Willie Bunkley, MyrtI,
am f. elyn Odom, Julia Whiddon, Me-
DANES ) J Forester. Duncan Forester
Fl ,noe Page, NJ. +. Love, Leila Watson
Mr. and Mrs H. R. Stovan, Dl. and Mr.
o. ". Statham, Messrs. Carlos Hal, D
J. Nagan, Msrgan Martin, Waie Martin
Thomas Love, Willie B. Heath, Herr,
Stoyal1, {. l.. Nrase, B. w, Adkins, S. B
Baine, T 5. Martin, D. w. Tison, Chas
Martin. Geo raul, Jesse DoId, II. D. Lo
gan, { 5, Holland, Johl Scrutchns, E. B
Martin.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
WANTED:

Energetic men to write Live Stock In
surance, best contract 0 Cd Address
Georgia Live Stock Insurance Co,
Tilton, Ga
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
Winter TOurist Rates Via Central OF Geor-
sia Railway.

Excursion tickets on sale October 10,
1905 to April 80, 1906, % Winter Tourist
resorts in Florida, Cuba, etc, fi.al limit
May 81, 1906.
For further intormltio4 in regard to to-
tai rates, schedules, s.eeping car service,
etc, apply 10 nearest ticket agent.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
ENGLISH KNIGHT
ENLISTS IN NAVY

Barons, dukes, and counts OF foreign
countries have enlisted In the American
army from time 10 time, and even the
navy has bOasted OF men Of royaI or
noble degree. but the first English
knight to enter into the service of the
navy made his appearance at Pittsburg
yesterday.
According TO information that has
reached officials of the Navy Depart
ment, Sir Henry Eugene Robinson. Of
Fmllip-Haugh. Wallsend. London. en-
listed with the local recruiting Office at
PIttsburg and was sent promptly 10 the
New York navy yard for assignment TO
duty. Sir Henry was enlisted as re
mittance man. and he explained that
one reason for enlisfing was because
his remittanees had not been regular
of late
Papers which Sir Henry presented TO
the naval recruiting officers showed him
to have been a lieutenant in the i'm
pertal yeomanry in South Africa during
the BOer war.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
MARK TWAIN HERE
ATTIRED IN WHITE
DiSdainS Dark ColorS Which
Make Men Look Like
Crows.

Mark Twain visited the press gallery
OF the House this afternoon arrayed in a
summer suit az white as his white hair.
When surprise was expressed that he
should show such dlsdain fcr the De-
cembei air he said:
There is absolutely no comforta BILE
and delightful and pleasant costume but
the human skin. That, however, is i'm
possible. So when you are seventy-0ne
years old YOU may at least be pardoned
Tor dressing IS you please.
For instance, 1 like the cOloTs Of the
costumes that women wear. They are
lively and not 80 depressing as the dark
suits OF the men. AT the op ra house
in the evening whr9 / look around at
the men in their lcis evening clothes
I am disagreeably impressed with the
fact that they are no more cheerful look
ing and no more pleasant 70 look at
than a lot Of crows.
If ] wear the proper uuderClOthes
and am protected from the cold in that
way / feel perfectly safe in wearing
clothes whose hue Is cheerful.
Somebody offered Mr.. Twain a palm
leaf ian, but ne cOntented himself with
throwing back the lapels OF his coat.
Mr.. Twain Ia here 10 attend the hear
ing before the committee of Congress
that has charge Of the copyright law.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
PAY LAST TRIBUTE
TO 7. FRED ALVEY
Assessors Office Associates
Attend Funeral In
Body.

With the intention of paying a last
tribute 10 the late r. Fred Alvey, first
assistant assessor. who died suddenly
Wednesday morning at Frederick, Md,
OF acute BTighJs disease a delegation
II employees Of the Assessors office at
the District building all close friends
and admirers OF the dead official, at
tsnded the funeral services today at
Hagerstown, Md. The party. headed by
Assessor Hopewell Darneiue. who acted
as an honorary pallbearer, left for
Iiagerstown last evening, to be in time
for the services at 10 o'clock a. m. The
other members OF the party were VII
liam F. Sullivan. b. +. Coyle +. NJ
Langston, Frank A. Gunther. =. S
Leash. A. d. Wariug. w II. Deshields.
Charles p, Mack. W II. Coombs, Frank
W. Cheek, Leonard Z. Bradshaw. and
Robert L. Bradshaw.
The intermeut was in the Alvey fam
lily lot at Hagerstown, where Mr.. Alvey
was born and spent most of his boy
hood days.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
DR.. LINCOLN'S HOME
FIGURES IN DEAL

4 sale of Importance because il marks
the conversion of a prominent residence
into business property Is under nego-
uatiOn in the purchase Of the three
story double brick dwelling long occu-
pied by the late DR.. \. 5. Lincoln, at
1914 II street northwest.
The lot has a frontage Of 307 feet
with a depth OF III feet, and contains
1884 square feet OF ground, and .he
price given is at the rate approximately
of SIS per foot. including improvements.
The building will be remodeled and
converted into an office building, the
first floor having already been engage
by a firm of New York stock brokers
The name of the purchaser is withheld,
hut report credits Thomas b. Hutchin-
son as the probable buyer. The deal is
being made through the Office OF Thom-
as j. Fisher Company.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Mrs. OTeeleD
Leaves TOdaU
For Chicago
With Two Daughters She
Will Join Her HuS-
band There.

Mrs. Greeley, wife of Gen. Adolphus
Greeley. l.. S. A. leaves today to join
General Greeley in Chicago. She was
accompanied by her TWO younger daugh-
ters and will remain for the winter.
Mrs. Greeley has rented her house 10
her cousin. Mrs, John Bell Bouton, OF
Cambridge, Mass, who will spend the
season here. John Nesmith Greeley,
who took a degree at Yale last June, has
just completed an interesting tour OF
Italy and France and the younger son
Of General Greeley is at Phillips Acad-
emy, Andover, Mass
Mrs. Oldberg will entertain box
party this evening in the BelascO The
ater IN honor OF Miss Eleanor Kerfoot
Sewers. who vii! be married on Decem-
Der 19 to Major Samson Lane FaisOn.
L. s. 4.
Miss Moody who is the guest Of her
brother. Attorney General Moody. at
OF Representative Gillette last night at
a theater party and supper.
Mrs Pinchot will entertain at dinner
tonight in her home in Rhode Island
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Marye have
as their guests in their home in y
street. Mr.. and Mrs George Whittelil,
of San Francisco. Since the destruc-
lion by the earthquake OF his handsome
home on Knob Hin San Francisco Mr..
Whittell Is contemplating purchasing
residence i'm Washington Mrs Marye
vii! entertain considerably for her
guests, among the events planned being
large tea, December 20 when num-
ber of the debutantes VIII assist Mrs.
Marye in receiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace. the
latter formerly Miss Mildred Fuller,
daughter of CHIEF Justice Fuller. Of the
United States Supreme, have arrived
ln Sixteenth street for the winter. Mrs.
Wallace and her children arrived iu
New York Sunday on the steamer St
Paul from Europe.
Mrs. Isham Horusby will spend the
winter with her family in Jefferson Bar
racks. Missouri. and has closed her ]
street home for the season.
Herbert Osgood. who has recently
been appointed 10 the vacant chair of
the late Prof Langley as head Of the
Smithsonian Institution. Is deslr0us OF
leasing home in Washington, suited
TO generous hospitality. Mrs. Osgood
is expected shortly and viii select a
house to her taste. Scientific circles are
looking forward 10 the enjoyment OF no
end Of delightful entertainments under
the well-known hospitality Of this addI-
tiOn to their ranks.
DR.. Larzin GIazebrook was called to
Elizabeth. y. J., early in the week %
account or the critical illness OF his
mother. and the date kof his return Is
uncertain.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
GUMMERE SUCCESSFUL
IN MISSION TO FEz

After weeks Of travel across the Mo
roccan desert. Minister Gummere, the
American representative IN Morocco,
has returned 10 Tangier from Fee.
where he interviewed the Sultan on the
subject Of Moorish depredations against
American citizens. Mr.. Gummere re-
ports satisfactory adjustment with
the Sultan.
The expedition is possibly the first Of
IT'S KIND ever made by an American
diplomat. Mr.. Gummere had caravan
OF cauc!s and carried a full cquipmeut
Of tents and camping outfit
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION
PLANS INFORMAL SMOKER

The Connecticut Republican Aszocla-
ton has decided 10 hold a. Informal
smoker and jOllidCation within the next
Two weeks The committee hayiul, Iu
charge the arrangements met last even
the president OF the association, 10 dis
Cuss plans.
The committee Of arrangements is as
follows, oliver A. Phelps. chairman.
Clinton o. Buckingham. Patrick ] Shres
han. Royal w. Thompson Charles w.
Charter. William ;. Bray, George y.
Strauahau.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Miss Jennings
EnteTS SOCietU
This Afternoon
Will Be Presented at Tea
Given BY Parents at
Their Home.

Mr., and Mrs. Hennen Jennings Will
receive at tea this afternoon In their
home in Rhode Island avenue. to present
10 society their daughter. Miss Rather
ine Jennings
H. The dining room Mrs. Henry C}cve-
land Perkins and Miss Jennings. aunt
"I lhe debutante, viii preside The young
women VINO receive with the debutante
ana her mother will be Miss Olga Con
verse, Miss Feroline Perkins. Miss Ruin
iahneT, Miss Frances Goldsboroueh
MISS Caryi Crawford. Miss F.Ieanor
slater, Miss Stephanie Trescott Miss
I-iSle Mclean, Miss Miriam Crosby. Miss
iiOie'ce conrad. and Miss Mollie Dodge.
ABOUT dozen young men eave q
uehshudl informal dance in tbs baIi
IooIi OF The Mercantile Clubhouse Wed
N9HaS evening After dancing sumner
NJ SSIFsu' the table decorations be
Us IN pale yellow. Those present were
Ar; VI ana Mrs. Sylvan BensinEer Miss
t-Il'Il -! AueIbdch; Miss Zeiia Bavegdor-
ts oI -E.hI'adelphia; Miss Belle straus.
I5sthl- MISS Rae Hahn. Miss
K1StHeI behgend. Miss Alma Prince.
Iiis- - . Juanita kaufman. Miss Helene
Els-1nanr Miss Malone KVOOg and AFjss
-N\tTiII. Ntfi, benrehd, and Harry " Hahn.
1ttIIe4 ttos.nth=l Milton Strasburger
JoSspA boldeubcvE. Sydney Straus 81
EdIliinofei Melville Behrend. zion ID
- ~ az ITEM Ape Sigmuud, Julian Bry-
Ia"shi and Allan Bachrach.
Mrs. ]. Wen. OF New York civ is
me 6ueSt Tor a few days of Mrs. Ge6rg..
Levy. Mrs Levy is spending a few
months with her parents. Mr. and Mr.
II strauss, of 4 street. before return
ihS 10 her home in Indianapolis ma
Nh. and Mrs. Isidor Saks have ia.
turned 10 their home In New York CITY
after spending a Few DAYS here win
AiI and Mrs = RCizcnsteiu. Of the
Mrs. Louis Cauisher was the hostess
Yesterday at a beautifully appointed
9ridge-Whist party, in honor of Mrs
JuIids J.. Eeyser. and Mrs Sylvan Ben
singer brides OF the past Few months
me uriZe was won by Mrs Never
rIiheiiaeF After "a few games had
hr"h Played. the guests enjoyed q de-
-tEhliHi luncheon. The tables and din
ing room were beautifully decorated ian
monster white chrysanthemum ana
fern. Among those present Mere Mrs
BenSlnger, Mrs PeyseT, Mrs Gerson
NurdllngeT Mrs. Sol Minister. Mrs
Meyer Feilheimer. Mrs. Harry Ka,If-
man Mrs. Nathan .Nahu. Hrs Norman
i-uchs, Mrs. Arthur Marx. and Miss
NeIla bayesdoTfer, of Philadelphia
Mrs Frederick scnwab. Of 1856 Co
lumbiI road, has as her guest her
sister. Miss Rose WheatGeId. of BaItI-
mere,
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

The annual Christmas sale in aid Of
the House of Good Shepherd was held
yesterday afternoon In Rauscher's. md
IL is understood that the receipts prom
ise 20 surDasS those Of last year. which
were more than Sl.3Oo. Mrs. MCkeuna
and Mrs. White served chocolate, and
other prominent society leaders partict-
pated in the affair When the closing
hour came there was not an article left.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

Mrs. Roosevelt. who has been spend
ing a few days in New York attending
20 her Christmas shopping, returned to
the White House last night
The Secretary OF the Treasury and
Mrs. Shaw were the guests of honor of
DR.. and Mrs. Fremont Smith at dinner
last night, The others at the table were
Col. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Parker. Justice
and Mrs Seth Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Moss, and Dr. and Mrs. L. T.
Sewers.
Mrs Victor Clement entertained at
dinner last night Secretary of Commerce
and Labor and Mrs. Metcalf, the Comp
trouer of the Currency and Mrs. T.idg ely.
General and Mrs Sharpe. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Cleveland Perkins. Mrs. Roy
burn. Paul Charlton. counsel for the
Insular Bureau. and Captain CIoman.
This was the last in series Of Ave
dinners arranged by Mrs. Clement FOR
this week.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins viii be
hostess at a small dinner tonight at
which the honor guests viii be Captain
Cloman. L. $. A. and Mrs. Clement.
whose marriage is 10 take place this
month i'm the home of Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, in Lakewood, \. J..
Mrs Audeureid was hostess at lunch
con Yesterday for her niece and house
guest, Miss Anna French. OF Philadel-
phia. Invited To meet Miss French Were
Miss Erma Shaw. Miss Hitchcock. Miss
Mary Carlyle. Miss Foraker. Miss Pal
mer, Miss Symons, and Miss Riggs.
The board of lady managers of the
George Washington University Hospital
have selected Friday. February S. as the
date FOR the students annual ball which
VIII be held al The New Willard. =
The exhibition drill t. be given at Fort
Myer Wednesday, December lg for the
benefit of the Army Relief Society prom
lscs To be one of The social events OF the
make it a most delightful occasion and
the demand Tor tickets already indicates
The success which the object OF the So
Clety merits
Miss Polly Marson Will entertain at a
small tea FOR young people iu honor of
her guest. Miss Sylvester, of PHiladpl-
phia, and Miss Irene Shepard. of New
) ork, on Thursday, December Is
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin j. Newmyer have
taken an apartment at the Cambria, 1928
Euclid street, and will De at home iufor-
mally Thursdays during the season.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Annie b. Smith TO Wallace A. J.. Aructt
place In Rockville on Wednesday De
cember .. Mrs. Smith, mother Of the
bride and J. s. Hayden accompanied the
bride and bridegroom
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
LOCAL MENTION.
Order the Fruit Cake Now.

Not a bit too early to place an order
with Holmes for the Xmas Fruit Cake.
No other fruit cake you know OF is as
clean and delicious as the fruit cake that
Holmes makes It's the real homemade
kind Only 25c pound The finest home
made Pies, 2Oc Holmes Bakery, 1st and
L sts. Phones Z. 144O and l441.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Defective JOItS Cupid;
Captures EI0ping Pair

from Southern railroad train in the
Pennsylvania station.
BeveTly's parents We're informed or his
detention here. and his father will ar
rive here this evening TO take charge
of him. The girls parents had not re-
quested Inspector Boardman to have q
lookout maintained for her and she was
released.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

Dan Cupid received a setback at the
hands OF Central Office Detective Barbee
about noon today, when the officer ar
Sested Beverly Elliott. nineteen years
old. and pretty Ethel Barrett, eighteen
years old, who had eIoped from Virginia
and We're ON their way 10 New York
city 10 be married They We're taken
in charge by Barbee as they stepped
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Lost Boy Found.

A communication was received at Po-
lice Headquarters this morning stating
that Charles McElvaine Sommerville
from his home, Thirteenth and r
stresIs northwest, last Sunday, was
picked up in New York last evening.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
WAIVED MONEYS WOPTH.

Small Boy should like 10 have my
hair cut How muCh2"
Barber FOrtV hellCrS.
3 B.-"INe only got ten. Cut off ten
hellers' worth Wiener Caricauuren.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

, Among the several dinner hostesses
last night was Mrs. Robert Fitch Shep-
ard Her guests were Miss Barnes Miss
Sewers Miss Polly Shepard Miss Alice
Shepard. Lieut.. Mark Brooke. l.. ;. a;
Major FaisOu. T. :. A. Richard White
ley. Gould Lincoln, and Colonel and
Mrs Reber
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
BRIGANDS UP no DATE.

Captive-"If you will give me a nen
! viii write to my friends and tell them
10 send a ransom for me-"
Chief Brigand-',Y on needn't bother
to do that. We are on the telephone. .
Figaro
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
A Great Treat Awaits Every Man

of ROyai Pilsen It's Americas finest light
beer. At bars. Abner-DruTy Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

Prince Henry de Croy Of Belgium was
the guest Of honor Of Senator Geariu
of Oregon at d box party last night tu
the Columbia TheateT In the party
were Sen.tOr and Mrs. Carter. Dr. auc
Mrs Maurice Francis Egan, Miss Egan
and Mr.. Lee.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Santa Claus Headquarters.

Ask for anything in toys or Xmas
gifts The Fair has it 10 to POO less than
others The Fair. SIS 7th st.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Useful, Ornamental.

ncy Drop Lights. Lamps, Andirons,
Bent Glass Shades for Christmas
616 y ST. G. a. Muddiman & Co, 1904 G st.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Unsightly and Painful Growths

positively cured. Modern Chiropody. ,
J. Georges IL Son. Inc, 121l Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Coall Coal! Coal!

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. J
& NJ. {. Grace. 4th & + ne. Phone E. 23S
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

Best Potatoes, 6ec Bu.; Gran. Sugar,
q lbs. for 81. Johnston's. 751 9TH ct.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
A Beautiful Doll Given AWAY with
ssc Dozen for II Cabinet Fotos.

each SOC package of Tea. Washington
Coffee Co, 1887 7th NV.