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CITY AND DISTRICT.
DISTRIBUTION OF DOCUMENTS.
Superintendent Post Addresses Ii
hrarv Association

Public Documents was the subject of
the address delivered last night by Will
liam, II. Post, superintendent of public
documents in the government printing
office. before the District of Columbia
Library Association assembled in annual
meeting in the childrens rooms of the
Public Library
After describing the existing method of
the distribution of documents and giving
d resume of the laws governing their
publication, Mr.. Post advocated more
practical and economic distribution of the
books published by Congress and the
several departments.
He suggested the eSta bliShment of a
central distributing bureau, from where,
ing bureaus. the documents might be sent
out and duplication prevented
The question was discussed by Mr..
Meyer of the Library of Congress. f.. B.
'i'rua and w. Dawson Johnson OF the
bureau. of education. The following officers
We're elected: President. w. Dawson
johnson. librarian of the bureau of edu-
cation: first vice president. William ".
Bishop. Library of Congress; second vice
president. Miss Grace T. Babbitt, Public
Library: secretary. Carl P. Z. Wiz Pub
lie Library; treasurer. Miss Emily \. Spi.-
man. documents office library; members
"f the executive committee, Miss Emma
II. Hawks, library, Department of Agri-
culture; William McNeir. chief of the
bureau OF rolls and library. State De-
partment. and Willard .. Waters Library
of ConereSS.
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MAPPED OUT WORK.
District Grand Lodge, I. o. G. T.,
Holds Important Business Meeting.

At the regular senli-annual session of
the Grand Lodge of the District OF Co.
lumbia. International Order of Good Tenn
plars held at Oppenheimer's Hall. 514 9th
street. Tuesday night business of inn
portance was transacted. and a line of
work mapped out that should greatly ad-
vance the interests of temperance in this
city.
Delegates from Perseverance. Martha
Washington. Frances f. willard. Neil
Dow. Independent, Progress and Golden
Rule lodges were present. the full quota
of the representation of each lodge attend
ing.
The district and grand lodge degrees
were conferred upon eighteen new dele
gates.
The reports of the grand templar. grand
treasurer and grand secretary. as adopted.
showed that the lodges under the juris-
diction of the Grand Lodge w,re pros
pering finely. and much enthusiasm and
activity prevailed among the members in
sood-natured rivalry to strengthen the
membership of their respective lodges.
The following officers of the Grand
Lodge were elected for the ensuing year
and were duly installed by Past Grand
Templar A. II. Freer: Grand chief tenn
plar John G. Daley: grand councillor, \.
Fl. Freer; grand vice templar, Mabel
Black: grand superintendent juvenile
work. Miss f. Quackenbush; grand secre-
tary. John c. Moore; grand treasurer.
Edward Archambault; grand chaplain,
James c. Lee; grand marshal. w. n.
Berry: grand guard. p. II. Weber; grand
sentinel. w. II. Bright; grand ueputy
marshal. Mrs. kalstrom; grand assistant
secretary. Alice NJ Jost: grand mes
senger, W. r. Mcdaniel.
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AUGUSTUS F. RODGERS DEAD.
Served Nearly Sc Years in the Coast
and Geodetic SURVEY.

Augustus Frederick Rodgers, a diStln-
guished officer of the coast and geodetic
survey and a member of the Maryland
family of that name, which is illustrious
in the annals of the army and navy, died
in San Francisco, Cal. yesterday.
Mr.. Rodgers was born in this city jan
uary l. 1890. His father and uncle were
commodores in the navy, his brother a
rear admiral in later years, and his
nephew is now a rear admiral on the re-
tired list.
He entered the service of the coast and
seodetic survey January l. 1917, served on
the Atlantic coast until 1851, when he
was transferred to California, and spent
the remainder Of his life in that section
advancing the interests of his adopted
state. Throughout his entire life he was
professionally engaged in various opera
tons connected with the preparation OF
charts to insure the safety Of navigation.
He was placed In charge of the suboffice
of the survey at San Francisco in 1898,
and was actively engaged in the perform
ance of his duties as representative OF
the superintendent until the time of his
death.
The late Gen. NJ. c. Meigs married one
OF his sisters. and Col. j. n. McComb OF
the Engineer Corps, U.SA, another The
latter lives in this city
Mr.. Rodgers held high rank in the serv-
ice to which he was attached. and his
nearly sixty-two years of faithful service
placed him high up in the list of those
who have given their lives in the service
Of their country.
Tree ornaments. toys. Gould, III 9th
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Are You MovingP Consult Greater
Washington Express. Phone Col. 49,
Adyt
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INITIATED BY HEPTASOPHS.
Local Conclaves Witness Admins
tration of Degree to a Glass.

A class initiation and supper was held
last night by the Improved Order OF
Heptasorhs in the Pythian Temple on
9th street. Local conclaves were out in
force to witness the work of the degree
team of the Eutaw ConcIave. No. 276, OF
Baltimore which administered the degree
to a class of sixteen.
Following the initiation ceremonies the
various conclaves assembled in marching
order and proceeded to the basement OF
the temple, where a sumptuous supper
was served. After-dinner addresses were
made by Supreme Archon Norris q. COher
OF Pittsburg. j. Enos Ray. jr.. speaker o.
the house of delegates of Maryland; M
Hayes Perry district deputy archon, ano
others.
For the local conclaves District Deputy
Supreme Archon Perry. assisted by Jane.
&C. Jemison and Charles A. Anadale, haC
charge Of the function. Besides the dele
CATION from Baltimore there were repre-
sented Capital Conclave. No. >: Columbia
No. IL; Dekalb. No. 81: Potomac No
40: Ivy, No. 593; Howard Perry. No
$50: Alexandria, No. 1884, and Prince
George No. 34.
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AUXILIARY TO SYNAGOGUE.
Notable Movement for Unity OF
Younger Set of Congregation.

There has recently been organized a
society as. an auxiliary to the Adas
Israel Synagogue, with Mark II. Stear-
man as president and Miss Harmed as
secretary, which, it is expected, will do
much toward uniting the younger people
of the congregation and bringing them
together for religious. intellectual and So
cial purposes. Besides the social meet
ings which will be held once month,
there has been arranged a series of lee
lures by prominent men which will be
given under the auspices of this Young
Folks Auxiliary Society.
Sunday afternoon, December Is, at 4
O'Clock, at the synagogue. 9th and l
streets northwest. Simon Wolf of this
city will inaugurate the course with a
lecture on "Reminiscences of a Lifetime
at Home and Abroad From Lincoln to
Roosevelt There will be no charge for
admission, and the public in general is
invited to be present.
The subject Of Rabbi Louis I. Egelson' s
lecture tomorrow night at S:15 o'clock at
the synagogue will be Religious Educa-
ton
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(&Sy.y!l:l !(.!(1l|i!||33|IE8|37.1

BAZAAR Now IN PROGRESS AND ALL OF
NEXT WEEK at the Home OF the {. J. w
e. Association. cor. Md. ave. and 4i5 ST sw
for the benefit of the association. MUSICAL
FEATURES each evening. delo-2to
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MRS. GIOVER'S DANCING ACADEMY. 6ls I'D
s.. Private lessons. SOC. Walt & two-step guar
anteed = lessons barn dance. -. Class nlaS.. Sa
eves &c Ballroom fnr rent s.. Phone W. 1929
Eu.,s- .0t eSn.4
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A N U S E N E Mt S.
Grand Qnera

Interest in the grand opera engagement.
at the BeIasco Theater has increased as
the merits of the company become more
widely known. Yesterday afternoon
"Trovatore. time-honored and tuneful,
was sung to an appreciative though not
crowded house. The role of Maurice was
sung by NJ. Bale. who won the applause
which custom and, in this case, meri,
as we'll bestoWs on the NUMBERS in which
he prominently figures. Mime. Therry
gave the dramatic Interpretation of Leo
nora to be expected from her. and Mile
Strauss found conSenial opportunities as
AZuceria
Last nights presentation of Carmen
introduced Nine. r. Duce Merola as the
tempestuous Spanish coquette with re-
suits which, considering the manner ir
which other singers have succeeded in
associating their personalities with the
role. was distinctly creditable. NJ. Column
bini. the new tenor. found favor in the
eyes of an audience that included some
of Washingtons most distinguished peo-
Dle
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Altamont Spring Water (13O5 F st.
Bottled only at spring in sterile bottles.
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The Mission

OF THOSE CORPUSCLES IN YOUR BLOOD
THAT HAVE BEEN CALLED LITTLE SOL
DIERS'' Is TO FIGHT FOR YOU AGAINST
THE DISEASE GERMS THAT CONSTANTLY
ENDANGER YOUR HEALTH THESE COR.
PUSCLES ARE MADE HEALTHY AND
STRONG BY THE USE OF HOODS sARSA-
PARILLA.
This medicine is a combination of than
90 different remedial agents In proportions and
BY process known only TO ourselves. and it
has for thirty years been constantly proving its
worth.
No substitute: none Just a good.
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Harry Lauder.

1t is announced that William Morris
Inc. the amusement enterprise that is
bringing Harry Lauder to Washing
ton. is compelled to pay a weekly sum
almost double that paid the highest
salaried single entertainer on the Amer
lean stage. This is merely for the re-
lease of the famous comedian from his
contract obligations and does not take
into account the salary paid Mr.. Lauder
direct. But Mr.. Lauder yields a rich
return, for during his stay In New York
city he packed the theater to overlooking
He has been surrounded by an all-star
company. and will be In Washington for
one special matinee performance Tues
day. December 10, at the Columbia The
alter.
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Fort Myer Soldier Fined $40 in the
Police Court.

John Barker said to be a Fort Myer
soldier, was convicted today by Judge
MulloWny of the Police Court on two
charges of assaulting a policeman and
disordery conduct. and was committed
to Jail for four months in default of fines
amounting to $40 1t was testified that
Barker while near 18th and streets
last night INDUCED in shouts and cat
calls. Policeman Cavanaugh of the first
precinct demonstrated. The soldier struck
Cavanaugh several times in the face and
chest. it was stated before the latter
subduedi him with a swing Of the baton
1t is said the fine will probably be paid
by friends of Barker. several of whom
visited the court during the morning.
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FRATERNAL VISIT TO FAIR.
Members of the I. o. r. M. Attend
I. o. o. F. Bazaar in a Body.

The Improved Order of Red Men we're
guests OF the I. 0. o. F. at their fair and
bazaar in Odd Fellows Hall last even
ing. Capt. Charles D. Shackelford. in
command of Canton, Washington. No. l.,
Patriarchs Militant. with band acted as
escort to the Red Men and they were Civ
en- cordial greeting. Grand Master T..
H. Easterling, chairman of the reception
committee. welcomed the visitors. and
Grand Sachem John B. Aultman respond
ed on behalf of the Red Men.
The visit added largely to the receipts
of all excellent nights business.
The amusement feature received a large
patronage. The miniature theater was
crowded all evening and presented an eX
celent program. including Miss Edna
Robinson in illustrated songs, William
Thornton. Harry Shackelford and Mr.
Lawson In their well known specialties
The various booths and stands reported
large business and the dancing at 1890
attracted a large crowd.
Tonight is Elk night. Tomorrow night
the visitors will be the knights OF Py-
thias and the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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HOUSES BOUGHT FOR HOMES.
T Street Residence and Woodley
Park Premises Change Hands.

The real estate corporation of Boss &,
Phelps has sold for j. II. Hardin prem
Uses 1885 T street northwest. 1t is a
three-story bay-window press-brick ten
room dwelling. 1t is heated by furnace.
The price paid for the property was about
$500. The purchaser, Thomas J. Gallo
way will occupy the house as his resi-
denee after alterations are made.
Moore &; Hill have sold for Harry Ward
man house 1894 Garfield street. Woodley
Park. to D. II. Decker, who will occupy
the same as his home. The price paid is
reported as $3.50.
Stone & Fairfax real estate corporation
reports the recent sale, for J. B. Kethan.
of the two brick dwellings situated at al
and 143 Hickman street southeast. These
houses have two stories and cellar. and
contain six rooms and bath. Each house
is under rental at $1S per month. The
purcha ser. who pays $3.50 for the houses,
acquires the same for investment pur-
poses.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

National-"Thc Round Up" Sis pm.
Rela sco-The Italian grand opera
La Traviata." SIS pm.
Columbia Blanche Walsh in The Test,
SID pm.
Chase'S-PoIite vaudeville. S:1J pm.
New Academy-''ThroCgh Death VAL
ley" S:1J pm.
New Lyceum-"The Tiger Lilies 81.
pm.
liavctv-.The Gay Masqueraders,' S:lJ
pm.
Majestic - Continuous vaudeville aNo
moving pictures, 80 pm.
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Tree ornaments. toys. Gould, III 9th
Advt.
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Meeting at Mt. Vernon Place Church

The members of the local committee
of arrangements for the Worlds Sunday
.:ehcp. Convention viii meet i'm Mount
Venom Piece VI l., Church ,South). cor
:c- "th aui X streets northwest. toner
row evening ~ clock to complete the
commit &c organization and 10 transact
otner important business
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Lecture on Westminster Abbey

Rev. Dr. Simon will deliver the sixth
OF his popular series of lectures. entitled
Impressions at Westminster Abbey" at
the Washington Hebrew Congregation. Sth
street between III and northwest. Friday
evening. The lecture will be open To- the
general public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10

Charged with speeding up PENNSYLVANIA
avenue early this morning in an auto
mobile at a speed estimated anywhere
from seventeen to twenty-five miles an
hour, man giving the name of John o.
Johnson failed to appear in the Police
Court this morning to stand trial for
violation of the speed regulations and for
feited $50 collateral Policemen Larrick
and Price OF the first precinct were the
officers in the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
POCKETBOOK LEFT IN CAR.
Passenger Promises to Return It to
Owner, Disappears.

When Mrs. Samuel n. Barker principal
of Chevy Chase College. alighted from a
Chevy Chase car yesterday at 18th street
and New York avenue northwest she left
in the seat her Docketbook contai lining
about SIS and other yaluables.
Shortly after she. left a man who was
seated near the end of the car was OBJ
served to pick up something which close
ly resembled a pocketbook. He explained
that he knew the lady who had just left
the car and that he would return it to
her at once. The police. were furnished
with good description of the man.
Lucille. handsome Elk Grove art subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
Heurich's Beers for Home Use.

If you want to enjoy Heurichs Beers al
their best get the brewery hottling when
ordering for home use. , dOZ. MaerZen OF
Senate, S1.IJ; doz. Lager. $50: bottle
rebate, :Gc. Phone w. 1900 for case.
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Proposed Land Purchase for Park

The purchase of tract OF land, not TO
cost over $1,000. for public park at the
intersection of Rhode Island avenue.
North Capitol and L streets. is proposed
in "a bill introduced Yesterday by Senator
Dick OF Ohio and referred to the commit
tee on public buildings and grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
Sale of Fine Furnituer

and Rugs by auction. Saturday morning.
commencing 1880. Selected sample pieces
of superior excellence direct from manu-
facturers. Purchases laid aside for
Christmas delivery if you wish. Look
through our rooms before purchasing else
where. Won can save considerable
money OF every purchase here. Wilson
& Mayors. manufacturers auctioneers.
1211 and l.,o9 q street.
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Delicious Homemade Fruit Cake.

Have us bake the \mas cakes ana
YOU II get the best cakes to he had. Home
made pics. n1ince. pumpkin and all Ia
Vorite kinds. delivered direct, zoe. Home
made Milk Bread. ,c. Holmes Bakery
1st and l., SITS Phones Linen. 144o x 1441.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
WEEKLY CONCERTS RESUMED.
Soldiers Home Band Will Play To-
morrow Evening"

The United States Soldiers Home
Band will resume it's Friday evening
concerts tomorrow evening, under direc-
ton of John S. NJ. Zimmerman, in STAN
ley Hall. These concerts will be given
each and every Friday, same time.
throughout the entire season, except
during the holidays. Following is the
program for tomorrow:
Triumphal march, Cleopatra. Manci-
nelli; overture, Morn, Noon and Night,
Won Suppe; Elsa Entering the Cathedral
hohengrin), Wagner; grand selection,
Hansel and Gretel, Humperdinck; grand
English military tattoo, Rogan; excerpts
from Mile. Modesto Herbert (request-
ed): waltz suite. Roses From the Ball,
Strauss; finale. Col. Petit, Zimmerman.
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Keeping Your Money Idle

IN yoIr possession is neither safe nor
profitable Deposit Your surplus in bang
Ing dept. of Union Trust Co. 18th and II
lujcres, on all accounts subject to check
NdNt.
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South Washington Branch Office.

The Star has d branch office at SuIi-
Edas New Pharmacy, corner 1.h and D
streets southwest, where advertisements
are received at regular rates and sent
direct to The Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
Make Somebody Happy

with a violin. mandolin. guitar. high grade
pianos at extraordinary reductions; expert
repairing: all work guaranteed. Finest
strings. music rolls, stands: all musical
sundries The Violin Shop, 1905 + st. n.w.
deS-tu. til, s,-tf
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Coal for Private Residences

We pay most careful attention to its prep
aration. and feel that we can now guaran-
tee TO our customers coal that is tree OF
dirt and slate. j. Maury Dove Company.
-tdNt
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Don't Discard That Mattress

because it's hardened by long usage
LINGER, 81 18th NV, renlakes old mat
tresses in most satisfactory manner fo
So: OF with new tickings for 81. Phone
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CITY ITEMS.
Cottage Cheese With Cream,

delicious and highly nourishing food. 10
per h.: new laid eggs. o0c per doZ.; but
termilk: drop postal or phone. 1enr,
Reuter-, :;CU q NV dc1O-3t*
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Ga. Pine Flooring, $3.50 Per 100 Fl.
Frank Libbey & Co, 9Th and n. \. ave.
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To Enjoy Perfect Dark Beer

YOU must set "OIl Glory Carefully
breWed from highest grade ingredients
aged right always. Have case delivered
Phone W. 1;-, Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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ANYTHING to Sell?

Include il in Saturdays auction sale at
Wesclllers 9oO Pa. ave. NV. Good re-
suits. Prompt returns. Phone NJ. 1:S2
de1-jt
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Tomorrow morning at II o'clock will
witness the closing sale of the Biggs
collection of antiques rare furnishings
etc. at Sloans galleries. No 1907 G street,
regardless of weather. Room comforta-
bly, heated and seats provided.-Advt.
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C. A. Muddiman & Co.

Artistic Electric and Gas Drop Lights,
Natl Inverted Lights, Art Domes.
l.,1 q ST GIG 18th St.
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Overwhelming Is the Standard
for quality and style. 423 18th st.-Advt
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During the Holidays "Criterion"

is the whisky TO have on the buffet. II
has quality. smOothness and rarely fine
bouquet. 81 full at. delivered. John T.
Crowley, proprietor. S31 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
STUDY the Market.

The great buying and selling marke, of
Washington is the Classified Columns OF
Tie Star.
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AZ Lbs. Mixed Nuts for SOC;

Marriott Walnuts. 14c: 23c-boX MiXeC
Candy. 12c: Raisins. Slac: Currants, Size
Fancy Citron, 1Sc. J. L. d. Pyles' stores
deS-3t
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The Great Bear Is an Ideal Table
water Office. 1o4 l1th NV. Phone 1910.
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Money TO lend ut = and sc on real estate
Frank +. Rawlings Co. 1906 Pa. ave-
AGyt.
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For Fresh Buttermilk Daily.
Fairfax Dairy. 1757 Pennsylvania ave
de1-Gt
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$1,000 Value for $500.

4O-lb Short Curled Hair Mattresses, in best
S-oz sateen ticking. 81. See them made
l.. r. Jones. G53 II NV. Phone NJ. :O97.
deS-3t*
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Dressed Boards, $1.65 Per 100 Fl.
J. .ank Iibbey & Co, 9th and y. y. ave.
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Acceptable Xmas Gifts. Indian Waste
Baskets. Indian Exhibit 13l:: r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10

spruce and yellow pine laths at extra low
prices. Eisinger Bros. 21O3 9TH NV.
de9-deSu-
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Best Service to California

via Washington Sunset Route. Tourist
sleeping cars without change. Berth. s.. 30
A. J. Poston, G. A., 800 F st. NV; 10
10Th st. n.W.-Advt.
Magnificent Elk Grove art subject Free
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Whereabouts of River Men.

Fin Grove Art subiect-Luci!e. Free
AdVt.
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Thin Wainscoting, S1.5O Per 100 ft
Frank Libbey & Co, 9th and \. \. ave.

See Our Rare Collections of Indian
goods Indian Exhibit. 1"13 street.
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Pickets and Palings, Dressed, $2.OO
per 100 Frank Libbey & Co, 9th &N \ ave
A special Invitation Is Hereby Ex-

Special InVltat1on IS heIeUy 1A
tended to tho people of Washington to
visit the Art Shop of lycett, the society
StHtioner and Engraver. ;11 y. Charles
ircct Baltimore Md. This is without
doubt one of the most unique Gift SHOPS
N the United States. Goods delivered in
Washington free. Send for our Xmas
memoranda book; neat but helpfui niue
brochure. containing blank pages. Tor
Nmas shopping. Mail orders carefully
executed.
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When You Send Flowers

order from Guide. His American beauties
.AdVt
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Navajo Indian Blankets. Baskets,
etc desirable Xmas gifts Indian Exhibit,
l..I., T. street
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DANCING.

Colo. Silver Brick and Co. Paper. Gould's.
DEB 1Ot
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Palms, Ferns, Etc, for Xmas Gifts.
Orders booked now. Shaffer, nth Eye
|-Advt.