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UNFINISHED.
1882 Conn ave- ii rooms aud bath 80 SiaS %
I'D 81. NV. II rooms, bath, furnace. 6l.0O
lI24 Q st., o rooms and bath. .......... 6O.00
1870 Sherman ave. ~ Tooms and BATH. $500
Ills Oregon ave. 10 rooms and b.. per $500
1892 lSth st.. rooms and bath. ........ $3.50
ii as Is, & d. ns FG'% FSoa as' .s bath
T21 Sd St NV, IL rooms and bath. furnace 1850
FLATS
No. 4. The Chelsea. 8 rooms and bath. $500
ll2e Conn. ave, rooms and bath. ...... 300
us llth st. NV, rooms and BATH. 1000
us llth st. NV, = rooms and bath 20 %
OFFICES
1925 y ST. NV. rooms, Sd door. ....... 1000
SUBJ 2BAN.
Greenvale. d. c., rooms. well. ~ acres
$500 and 1850
STABLE.
GAscH BIiGE. 1923 N. y ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-19

FOR RENT-21s 12TIi ST. Sc: COMFORTABLE
sroom house. with modern bath and furnace
heat: So. 80
wIILLGE GIBBS & DANIEL, CO., 4 Cos 18TH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-19

SPECIAL RENTERSi!
1928 FLORIDA AVE. NE. WITH STABLE,
$3.50; big rooms. tiled bath. concerted cellar.
furnace.
BLUNDoN. o'BRIEN BELT. Inc. 1920 G NV
1924 FLORIDA AVE. Me-, rooms tiled
bath. concreted cellar; furnace: big yard &25. 80
BLUND0N. 0'BRIEN BELT. Inc, l220 G NV.
apo-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-19

large and small. from To hundred acres,
north of the city, east of 18th and 10th SITS.
tended and west of Rock Creek: near Conn. ave-.
Chevy Chase, Pinehurst Cleveland Park and
other attractive subdivisions.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER G12 18th st. NV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-21

together with the general advertisiny 2
TIC city and the national park is get
'ng is lhronring this resp.t with
health and pleasure seekers. and in
vostors nrc here m such numrcrs tina,
Sulphur will be years in catching IN
witH the ever increasi,s demand foe
mwo buildings and more amu, omcnts
The citizens of the new state are
now speaking proudly Of this great
national outing place saying, "Wo
like sulphur, she's our Hot Springs.
our Eureka Springs, our Marlin, on,
Mineral Wells, our Carlsbad" The
pride the people have In the
great national play ground and won
derfm health resort located in their
midst is growing. Their interest IN
it's future is growing This interest is
creating a demand for direct and rap
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-21
Sulphur, Okla., Noted Southwest Health Resort

and small towns and the cities that
ar" not in the race for the capital
are arguing that no common benefit
u result from locating the capital
in city that is only a commcrclll
center. They are vigorously contend
Inr that a common bon,et would -a.
.U.' from the location of the capital
ar sulphur. the one .-.a' outing llac,
cllth resort Of the new STATE.
and the one common D,.uug pla
"f tie whole people % is very cyi.
dent that the poop.. are determined
90 take q very acur. part m the uuo'
location of the st.-.s capital. and Of
is not only posin'. mt oNcecImll,
probable that they VIII succeed m
landing it at sulphur Their outing.
at this resort would then become ,d
uoatonal trips as vGL THE a'Ithe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-21

i'll transit lines from the lager cita.
To- sulphur Companies are being or.
eanilod to promote and hlill them.
To say that in less than two years
sulphur will bee ON an electric I'm
connecting Oklahoma Citv with Dal
las. !' not making pr1phcsy or fore.
cast II is simple statement of facts
Ardmore and Sulphur capitalists
are organizing "a company for the pur-
pose Of promoting an interurban from
Ardmore to sulphur. Shawnee and
Tecumseh capitalists are organizing
for the purpose Of building a direct
and rapid transit line to their Carl
bad The Orient is grading ON a lin
Of that system surveyed to run
through Sulphur To the coal fields
Graders are at work near Salisaw On
the st. Louis. Springfield, Sulphur n
Lawton road
The great healing waters and the
splendid climate will make Sulphur
as great a winter resort as she is nov
a summer resort
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-21

These structures went up together.
and real estate went mp with tham.
Fortunes were made quickly Han.
drnds OF l1borcrs mechanics and ar
t.Hlus found employment. After two
wears of rush and boom building.
sulphur stood forth city with al
her business houses modern and
new.
Her population was five thousand.
Fine residences and bu uu.s housos
r.uiinucd to 20 mp, but uot no blocks
as heretofore. There were enough res
idcnt workmen 10 meet the demand.
The transient laborers and mcchan.
ics were forced 10 find employment
.lsewhcrc These scattered over the
United States anl told the story OF
'ulphur Told Of their two years en-
uloymcut and OF the many lovely
buildings they had designed and con.
iructcd. Told Of the beautiful nat.
ional park and ms healing waters.
They told too. Of the many remark
BILE cnrcs they had Witnessed and NJ
the crowds Of health and pleasure
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-21

More than twenty millions Of poo
pile iu the United States have dtspop
sia, uiieou0n and other forms ul
stomach troubles More than twenty
millions are suffering from rheumatism
ana kidney bladder and liver dIscas.
es As many more are hiprud au'
miserable from nervous troubles and
insomnia
In the lovely PLAT National Pal
at sulphur. l. r., there are over thu
~ great mineral springs whose cool.
clear waters cure quickly AN these
Ills ~ man. Jay Gould. seeing la.
borer eating a hard crusty piece pI
bread with relish said hc would give
a million dollars for an appetite Ills.
that There are many men and women
who would give million dollars lu
"A remedy that would bring them
peaceful. rcstml and drpamlcas
sleep. Million dollar appcutcs are r,
ing acquired every day in sulphur and
sweet rcstul and drcamlcss -lc,
comes 10 an who drink the great wi
tors and hatho iu them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-21

crdcd 20 the United States 70 nation
m park to consist Of not more than
$50 acres lt was tuouaht That taH
acreage would take In al the uaual
springs in and about sulphur when
the park was segregated b. took m
all the then srugeline village Of su-
phur. bat not all the springs Th.
government paid the people for their
improvements and they cummcao, B
Immediately Ia build new town on
tho south side of the reservation
whore the big Bland hotel. now gov
eminent property. now stands. The
Frisco built into sulphur and greatly
stimulated the growth of the now
own. Before many uf the new bWll.
inrs were ready for occupancy th'
secretary ~ the interior visited the
national park Finding that the land
aggregated did not include an the
mineral springs, he recommended ,o
congress that the boundaries of the
springs included This enlargement
national park be- extended and thcs,
of the reservation took i'm the -ec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-21

year-round low rate to sulphur would
localize and centralizr the capital
The constant and ever increasing
stream Of health and pleasure seekers
is growing larger and larger. Thous
ands are coming this summer and
Sulphur Is confronted with sorio ts
shortage of hotels cottages Ioomin'
houses aud flats. There is a pressing
demand for a great sanila"ius ana
more big swimming pools are needed
and more modern bath houses The
Santa Fe and Frisco ae Gdvcrtisirs
sulphur as the greatest resort on
their lines. This railroad advertising.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-21
Artillery Contest.


ArumoTelte special
Ottawa, ont. July ia great
reception will be given here t1mor-
row in honor OF the National Artil.
cry association team of England
which arrived here this week for the
purpose of contesting the artillery
championship of the empire with a
picked Canadian team. Three teams
representing the field, heavy and
coast defense branches OF the Domin
ion artillery. composed of officers
and men selected from various corps
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific. viii!
be pitted against the Englishmcn
The contest will begin next week at
Petawawa. and will be continued al
Niagara, ST. John, Halifax and other
points until August 1G.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-21

Washington Jul, Is.- TIE almor.d
cr...cr Washington which sailed from
La iicch.llc. France. tyw days ago
to join c %1ru htalic sIadron
win be- .ue 1f he first nineteen war.
s. lips io b, sent TO ave ramNc A.
ter some target practice along Tie
Atlantic Coast the Washington to-
gether with the Tennessee will be
sent around the Horn to san Fran.
cisco.
1t is expected that within nne,n
months the whole Atlantic squadron
under command Of Admiral Evans
VIII have been mobililpl in Aaiauc
waters, with a naval base at Homo.
lula
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
CHRISTMAS BEHIND BARS.
Dcscrtcr Couldn't Find Work: surren-
s dercd to Police.

While others are making merry in
the Yulctide. giving and receiving and
enjoying the seasons best. Pearl Hyatt,
a young man who enlisted in the
United states Marine Corps in Rich
mond.. Ind. last August. will be behind
guardhouse bars supping on bread and
water. Hyatt is an acknowledged de-
sertcr from the Marine Corps, and Sat
urday afternoon he walked into the
police headquarters and gave himself
up to Detective Sergeant Gibson. say
ing that he had been unsuccessful In
attempting to procure work, and that
he was ready to go back for the pun
ishment he knew awaited him.
Ill clad and hungry looking. the young
man. who has seen but twenty-five
summers. said:
When you look like a tramp 1t
amt no use TO try to get work; but
II YOU have on good clothes 1t amt so
hard. I know ! done wrong. but I'm
going back now an try to do rieht.
/ enlisted for four years. an I'm goin'
to serve my time. When m* time Is
up I'll have little money saved, an.
then II will not be so hard"
He will he punished by three months
confinement in the guardhouse. with
one meal of regular ratiens and two
meals of bread and water n day. He
deserted. from the Portsmouth bar
racks, and Will probably be taken back
tO-lny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
AND BECK
LEAD FOR ENGINEER.
Many Names Mentioned, but
Race Now Is Between Two
City Officers.

With four or five avowed candidates
for the office of City Engineer, made
vacant by the death OF Colonel Wilfrei
Z. Cutshaw there is the utmost I'M
certainty about the result of the race.
and members of Council are unable to
say who Will be elected. Should an
officer now in the employ of the city
he named, choice would in all prob
ability fall upon Mr.. Chas T.. Boiling,
Superintendent of the Water Depart
ment, or Mr.. Henry Beck, Building In
spector Messrs. jackson Bolton and
PHI, Taliaferro. assistant engineers,
have been mentioned. but it seems to
be admitted that Mr.. Boiling and Mr.
Beck have by long odds the greatest
chance
No Consulting Engineer.
There is no assurance. however,
that Council will stop there. Much talk
has already been heard about electlns
an outside engineer. that Is, q man
OF standing and ability not now IN
the employ Of the city. Among those
mentioned in this class are Mr.. Gavin WI,
Whitley, Jr.. chief engineer of the
Passenger ana Power Company: Col
onel C. p. z. Burgwyn and MI. T.. w.
SCARBOROUGH. These gentlemen, II must
be understood, however, have not APP
piled for the place. the names mercy
being discussed as available tiInpel.
rhere is an ordinance that the Guy
Engineer, whoever he Is, must DC y
citizen Of Richmond.
Three or four months ago pun
was submitted to the Street Coi'l'i't..eo
to provide changes in the enslnee,i',s
dcnortmcnt. by which Colonel Cutsila"
should serve in consulting capae.ts
with nm active engineer, to be elected
nv The Council. This plan never reach
cI n bead. The ordinance was before
the Finance Committee when Coionel
C,utsha.yv died 1t will not be prousHt
nm again. With changes OF that Kina
in contemplation, noses were couhleu
in Council for and against certain pro
spectivc candidates. and 1t mlght DC
said. therefore, that the canvass pe
gan months ago. 1t has started anew,
ns the two branches will meet in JOINT
session in January to elect.
Every Councilman Seen.
Though Mr.. Boiling and Mr.. Beck
have adopted a dignified course, their
friends have been active. so ninch -,
In fact. that nearly every Alderman ana
Councilman has been approached. Wlth-
out stray votes for other candidates
they would run nip and tuck. MI
Bol)ine.s friends have suggested that
1t would De 10 tHe1 inteteSl y .'te 1870
in the event of his election, to revise
the ordinances so that he could still
be in charge of the water denartment.
the claim being made that he could
perform the duties OF that de"artn'ent
along Will, his work as CITY F'ngineor.
Mr.. reck was an assistant under
Colonel C,utshaw fnr several wears. He
was elected Rni'4ing 1nsnectnr early
In the summer. the Hnilding Insoector's
office being established on August list
last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
gun for gun, our warships are the best
In the woriu, the clique and all us
staff of writer's to the contrary not
withstanding.
Aln,rnl Melville.

Up to the time Of William r. Triggs
death Rear Admiral Melville was fire.
uuent visitor to Richmond. He came
here when the Richmond Locomotive
Works was building the boilers and
engines for the United states battlcshlp
Texas, and among the first friends he
made was Mr.. Trigg. They were inti-
mate in social way. They spent a
great deal of time at the Common
wealth Club, where the admiral was
royalty entertained. and where he de-
liyored many lectures. There Is In
the club now n fine life-size bronze
bust of the admiral. which has been
generally admired.
Though he was fond of the city, adj
niiral Melville would not come here
after Mr.. Trigg's death My best
friend is dead he often said, "and
10 me Richmond can never be the
same"
While he was enginecr-in chief of
the United states Navy designs were
prepared for 100 ships. Professionally
his greatest success was the trlple
screw flyers Columbia and Minneapolis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
Money Needed for Poor at Once


ont
mns many have double that food and
persNns on christmas
'rs nr."Ec1 OF the
Gf
Of
IRIS mas dnnrr The
nna ordering
o
There
NnmIolph
ctn,., no,ns OF thr CITY Missions;
" - Snlnnn
" ME rec" prepared aud ready for
~; 500 So
S9n Methodist lnsfitHtc 90
t.,,., ~. s..lOSt
-" IN 80 AVOID hnncation
lhs lnnkln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
Install Now Officers.

District Deputy Grand Master John
". Dunn Will install new officers at
the following Odd-Fellow lodges: Au-
Tora Lodge. January I'd: Tuckhoe
Springs. January 9th; Highland
Springs. January sth: About Ben Adj
hem, January 9th. a large delegation
VIII accompany him. 1t is expected
that Deputy Grand Master J. C. Noel
Past Grand Masters X. Il. Chase and
W. G. Morris, Grand Herald III. NJ
Rclnlieart. Past Grand Marshell G. w.
Graves. Past GranGs Ross Southwark.
w. G. Wright w. II. Wagner, J.. NJ
Lancaster. L. II. Drew and a. C. Brown
will assist the deputy at Highland
Springs. The membership OF this lodge
Is increasing at every meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
news GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
New High School Building Near
ing Completion Dutch"
Cook Dead.
Manchcst ter Bureau Times-Dispatch.
No. 1902 Hull Street.

Manchcst ter Bureau. Times Dispatch.
No. 1102 Hull street.
Work on the new High School lns
progressed most satisfactorily, and the
building Will certainly be ready for
occupancy in the contract time. All.
the heavy work has been completed,
and nothing now remains undone eX-
inside painting and other smaller de-
tails.
on Saturday the heating apparatus
was tested, and was found to be eS..
e E, lent The school Will be occupied
blacksmith, Dead.
w. $. Cook. better known as
Dutch" q blacksmith who was known
TO almost every man. woman and
child in the city; dec. at the residence
and Maury streeta on n sat GM alter.
noon. He conducted a shop on Hull
Street between Eight, and Ninth
Streets. and also dealt III horses ex-
and several brothers. The funeral
took place from the home yesterday at
1880 o'clock. the services being con-
Quoted by Rev Mr: Edwards pastor pastor
Church.
Personals md Briefs.
Mr.. RaiIey p. Shinett and daughter
Marion. of Cowardin Avenue. who have
been Visiting in Lunenburg county
will return home to-day.
The installation services Mt Clopton
Street Baptist Church were largely at
tended yesterday afternoon, and the
program was carried out as arranged.
The new pastor, the Rev. j. r. Harrel
impressed his congregation deeply with
his response to the various welcomes
he received
Captain James y. Lipscomb, Chief of
Police, Is confined to his homo by q
severe attack of grip. He was taken
sick Saturday afternoon.
The annual Sunday school entertain-
ment given by the Sunday school cf
the Sacred Heart Church will be held
on Tuesday. December 3lst.
Mrs. Earnest Atwell is quite sick at
her home. on Semnles Street.
Miss Katherine Taylor. OF Buck Hill.
who is attending the Normal School at
Farmvillc. is spending the holidays
here.
The children of the Presbyterian
Church Will render a cantata in the
lecture room on Friday night The
entertainment Is under tho direction of
Mr.. w. J. Lewis. who has drilled a
chorus of forty children. a freewill
Offering will be made. the fund to go
to the Presbyterian Orphan Home at
fredericksburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
EARL OF YARMOUTH.
GIRL CRUELTY SLAIN
Drunken Monntuinccr's Reckless SpOr
Cnuhch pnthctic Tragedy.

Drunken ,lonntuincer's Reckless Sport
CnuHcx Pathetic Tragedy.
ASHEVILLII. II. c., December 22.--As
q tran which left Asheville Tonight
for Lake ToNaway was passing Buena
Vista, five miles. south of Biltmorc. ice
Lance, n mountaineer, who. with sew
erai companions had been in Asheville
buying their Christmas supply of whis-
key. pulled revolver from his pocket.
saying he wanted ito hear it sound
and shot II off from the moving train.
The shooting was followed by shreks.
and the conductor ordered the train
stopped and backed. Near the station
Miss Athena Green, the sixtcen-year-
old daughter OF J. NJ Green, protni-
nent citizen of BuSna Vista was found
lying wounded, as the result of Lance's
shot.
Miss Green was carried to her home
and lived twenty-five minutes. The onls'
words she spoke was when her a ged
mother came TO her bedside and she
threw her arms around her neck. eN-
ella ming: "Oh. mamma, don't want to
die" Her mother Is crazed with grief
and refuses to be comfortcd. Miss
Green was the only girl OF seven chill
dren.
Lance was rushed on to Henderson,
Vile and put in Jail before mob could
drag him from the train. Intense ex-
citemcnt prevails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
T,rec Not So Vol.

John T. Tyree. who shot himself
in the head Thursday morning, was
reported last night at the Memorial
Hospital to be not SO well. Fits con-
.dition during yesterday was not as
promising as 1t had been. stu the
physicians do not despair of saving
his life. and much hope is expressed
that he will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23

Mrs. Dr0clScn brough Very III.
Mrs. Kate Brockenbrough, of West
Franklin Street. was said last night
to be very Ill at the Virginia Hospital.
where she has been attended for some
time. Her daughter was at her bed
side last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
Rev. w. r. Gardner.

Specl7l to The Times DIspntch.1
BALTIMORE, MD, December e2.-
Trinity +. Z. Church. Howard county.
died day. a native OF Virginia, he
was educated at charlottesville. He had
held charges at Alexandria and Mer-
chants Hope. Va. "A widow. who was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23

want every chronic rheumatic to throw
away ali medicines, all linin,enis. al plas.
ters and give MUNYON'S 3S E11EGMATlSM
CURE n trinl. No matter what your doctor
may Ray. no matter hoy prejudicod you may
ye against all advertised remedies. 10 ut
pnce TO your druggist and get n bottle or
tho 3N RHEUMATISM CURE There are
l6o doses In O bottle, and rs ono LADY says
Every tablet Is worth more than diamond
III the same size n few doses Will take
away all aches and pains and cure gen.
orally follows before one bottle is ased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23

The Countess of Yarmouth. nee Alice
Thnw. so II Is rumorcl I'm London
society. IN about to begin proceedings
to nullify her marriage will, the Earl Of
Yarmouth. II IL stated TINT the Coun-
tess Will alicgc in effect TINT there has
been NO marriage. General rynpnthy
IL wholly with the Countess I'm her re.
ported intention which ts regarded MS
perfectly justifnblc In the peculiar cir
ciin,stnnccs Of her cnsc. She has noted
with remarkable tact nnd devotion, un.
der trying. conditions, for she Inns never
taken the position socially or other
wise that she hnd right to expect
n. wife of the Marquis of Hcrtford's
heir.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
Funcrnl of Nlrs. Adkins.

The funeral Of Mrs. Roberta Adkins
will take nlacc at noon to-day from
st. Paul's Church Home, No. 100 West
Clay Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
MINIArunM AI,IANAC. d


sun rises,3. .77:a;I Sk lil Citi 'rll) II.
sun sets 4, ,SSi,6f, NlOfnlns... .s,1lfl
Noon rises, I,,S,t0 $al I.vc.lnE ,,,t,I.li
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
Plum Pudding

of that toothsome flavor ever
recalling the desire for an
other. in one, two and three
pound cans. Sauce in cans.
ready for use.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-23
Best ships In World.

There are three recognized pro,,
sssal powers in Europe, England
rance and Germany. We know I'm,
E''sland has built the best ships in
.ite world for many years. They haya
no, evolved an idea that we have MOI,
, copied or improved upon. We
never found anything i,onorta,,, ~;
the French ships to copy. save - Tow,
details, while AZ for the old. SLOW.
moving German navy. our ships con.
1air everything worth having that they
nave With our own Yankee Inventions
added,
DEFECT fer defect, we have infinite.
y. less than the ships OF any other
navy In the world, and ton for tot, ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-07
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

y AK BKANSH VI 1SE'O.
II not convenient TO call at The
Star office. 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
tise:nent at any of the following
Branch Offices:
NORTHWEST BRANCHES
Gentrcr's Drug Store. 14th and I SITS
Frpicv's Drug Sore. 1lth and yelling ri.
Kings Hru= Store. 18th and SITS
Mo,zcisw,s NcMs stanG, l'o i Pa ave ave
Crisv ms Drug Store 9TH ard sis
Postal Telegraph oGice, 1926 Conn. ave.
ro si al Tcic:rnp r one 9th and II SITS.
Postal Telegraph once. Penn. Il. Il. Station.
$. Kann. sens X Co. Information bureau
Interior bert. sth and SITS. Telegraph Office.
Jcnirer hid.~ eth u SITS. Telegraph office.
Commercial Bank tldg.. Telegraph office
Corridor Y. g. Capitol
Gricr 4 Grcrs Pharmacy. 9th and " Y. ave.
Gnldeahergs Department Store. o122s fth ST..
Eurcqu IT Informn lion.
The Hurchins-Henner Drug Co.. 18th and Que.
rntle: & Field. Druggists. I'd & Indiana ave.
] outs II Castcll. Pharmacist. 3loa nth st.
dupont Pharmacy. goth and z sts
1hos. A. Dohyns. 18th anil Col rd.
GEORGETOWN:
",honn%ll,s Drug Storr, o ed an. and sts-
IrIdes Pharmacy. 2Sth and SITS.
NORTHEAST:
keneaIv's Iharmscy y. Capitol and I SITS
IIaley's Pharmacy, 11th aud f. Capitol SITS.
MoGradiaus Pharmacy. 18th aud II SIS
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton place.
SOUTHEAST:
RTallcy's Drug Store. Sth and F SITS.
bloTnell's Drug Store. Sd and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Sullivnn's Drug Store. 9TH and d SITS.
Eleventh Street Wharf. O'Rrlen Il Hail.
thas. :. Walter. HO1 10 st.
ANACOSTIA:
&. G. Lohr. % Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA:
A. S Hcn!phan. 72I Kin. St
BRIGHTwoOD, D. c.:
Wm. Thomas. Rrightwood & Longfellow st.
TENLEYToWN. d. c.:
Geo. +. Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ave.