davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1908-09-23

valley started out for the deer coun- try a few days before the season open ed, to be on hand with the break of day on the 18th. No reports of any kills have come in yet, except one deer by an Indian, in the mountains south west of town. Deer are reported very plentiful this year.
 Duck shooting continues good on the river sloughs and ponds. Several good bags were brought in yesterday. some being killed near town. Teal and grcYs are the only ducks being brought in. Several Canada geese were killed last week and few brant have been seen.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-23

years, and there will be many carloads shipped from here in the near future
 Henry Beeson came over from Cal ifornia the first of the week to visit with his brother Nm. BeesOn.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE. PAST WEEK

s;reets-saHaei Artz ct TX 70 John J Hig-
gins. z lot g. square ils2 SO JchEs J. Hig-
slns, lr-,-to William L Bluut. sane land, SO
Iwenty-drst street northwest between 2 and 8
streets-Naii0nsl Savings ard Trust COMPANY 70
Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones. lot Is
square q. SIC
Ninth street northeast. between 2 and G streets
Charlotte GRAY and Emma n Gordon q VIZ
Thomas 70 Hayner H Gordon. part lot II
square sl3, SO
Fifteenth street northwest between S and streets
Jesse Neil e VIZ. James L. 70 William
h Tucker. Let Isl. s1uars e9s. Sc
Florida avenue northwest. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-charitoa p. Rout % Lzlz
Duffy lot l53. square "a SO
NeT Jersey and Massachusetts, avenues northwest
Timothy Brosnan et ux- 20 District Of Columbia
lot %. square 62s. SO
Seventh street southeast, between 7 zud N streets
Thomas Fissou and Edward C. Peter. trustees,
- % Harold T. Gosie. pErt sI1sre s7. &0o.
Pleasant Plails-Lewis Z. Breuuinrer et X 70
Carrie a Louey. lot 30. square IA sc.
Columbia Heights-Richard e Bailey e ux to Ells
G. Stokes. lot %. block q SO.
Pleasant Plains-HaETy b. Wi.son AID Harry Ward
nan 70 herbert :. ard Elizabeth P Bryant, los
:. square 80. SO.
sauI's Addition 20 Washtng-or-B Frarcis Saul
e al 20 JoseDh 4. ard Viola z. Bennett. lot
3 square so. 28a
Pleasant Plains-HsTTy B. Wilson and Harry Ward
nan 70 sarah u Far. I0t = square SO. 50.
Bel.esue-sa-nlei ~ 5oues e % Pearl &. Ssby.
lots 2 ard Is. SO.
Pesworrh-A6aer Greenlsaf to Edgzr sDaks, lot l..
square SO so55l
Columbia Heights and Mount PIszszut-Leonard ?
Vest e TX 70 William E. Dulin. 81. and Laura
Y. Dulin. Let =. SO
Saul's Addition 20 Wasaingro1-GeorSs L. NcC1rdy
20 Zach McGhee. lot g. square Z0s Sg6
II street northEesS-games Z. Padzett ard PercivaI
4 Marshall, trustees. 10 William q. Wheatley
p1Et lot Il. square lE. S.5a- william B.
Wheatley c. 70 George " Ray. sane land.
SO George W. Ray to Minnie Sachs. sans
land. So
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
CHILEAN TRADE IMPROVES.
Consul WinsIOyv Takes Cheerful
Tfe-x Of RuxfpeSs Sifuotso,

Consul WinsIOv Takes Cheerful
View of Business Situation
Reporting that the business outlook in
Chile IS brighter. Consul Alfred A Wins
low. Of Valparaiso. writes:
Confidence IS being restored and a much
better feeling is noticeable on every hand.
The prices OF stocks are advancing and
the money market IS easier. notwith-
standing the fact that the Chilean paper
peso IS onIy worth 80 per cent Of a gold
peso. OF about 1SIz cents United States
gold. instead Of 36-5 cents (as originally
intended. The internal business Of the
country is showing much better than at
the beginning Of the year, bit as yet
there is not much improvement in i'm
ports. Exports have been good 50 far
during 1aoS. and promise well for the bal
ance Of the year The customs receipts
for the FIRST four months OF 1905 show
loss OF only S5S5. .294 gold, Notwithstanding
the fact that duty collected on imports
showed q falling of for that period Of
s. 81 065. The increase in export duty
collected on nitrate and iodine made good
the loss on imports.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
DEPTH IS TWENTY-FIVE FEET
Potomac Channel Can Float Deep
draft Vessels.
work Completed from Georgetown
to the Bay. which Places Cap
itaI on New Footing.

o. the greatest Importance 10 The ship
pins interests o. Washington is the fact
that there IS now a Jwenty-rEo-foor chan
ueI in the Potomac River from George
town 20 the Chesapeake Bay Heretofore
only the lighter draft vessels have been
able 10 navigate above the Highway
Bridge. and certain schooners which have
essayed the channel above that point
have grounded.
With The deepered and widened chan
nel. vessels OF a maximum draft Of twen-
ty-three feet may easily accomplish the
co2rse 10 Georgetown al high tide
To tae est1stic the completion of the
channel Is also of peculiar interest in that
II means another link added 10 the beau
tlfUI Potomac PARK The material taken
from The channel and the Tidal Basin has
been pumped behind retaining ievees IN
the park, and that portion above Seven
teenth street and below the railroad
bridge is about ready for Development
The work in the channel was accom-
plished BY the dredge Gen Nackenzis.
owned by the Furst-Clark Dredging Com
pany. OF Baltimore and Galveston and
under contract with the Maryland Drs6g-
ing and Contracting Company, Of BalJi-
more Il was under active supervision OF
Superintendent George Nelson anu Capt
Robert Huffman The task was com
pleted in fifty working days or over o.
Go cubic yards day II embraced q cut
800 feet long. 400 feet wide. and an aver
age depth Of feet. and contained. sD-
proximately. 521.oo0 cubic yards Cousid-
ering the nature Of the material. this IS
considered excellent dredging. and stands
as q record for this kind of work on the
Potomac channel
The Mackenzie IS hydraulic dredge.
and has 22-inch suction and discharge
pipes She was named after Gen Alex
ander Mackenzie
Before coming 10 Washington she was
engaged on the S15,00ooe0 development at
Cape May. y J. where she has a record
Of removing 81. .0oJ cubic yards Of hard
material IN a month OF twenty-slx days
After leaving here she viii probably be
engaged on the inland waterway Of Beau
fort X. c.
The Mackenzie IS now IN the Eastern
Branch, where she VIII widen the chan
mel as far as the navy yard Il IS esti-
mated that S2S,010 cubic yards Of material
viii be pumped ashore on the asylum
grounds al Anacostia-
The cleaning Of the Tidal Basin IS now
completed. This work was done by the
dredge Potomac. owned by the Maryland
Dredging and Contracting Company, and
in charge OF Capt y. T. Al5rich.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Saturday. September ;. 19Os1

No Ia5 Fourth street northeast-Wihaui s. Nc
Andrew 70 Michael J. Hu-ney, lot q squars
Sc SO.
70 Thomas r. Scaulon. loe 2. square 30. SO.
Fourteenth street northwest, between 5 ard T
Henry s. Hsizht e ux- 70 William B. Whea-lsy-
part original lot s. square Z5s. SO
Longuecke-'s Addition 70 Congress HsiShts-sarah
G. Bennett e. VII. Reuhen a. 70 samuel W.
KEYS. lot 2 block : SIC
Nos. rs and IL Four-an5-a-hslf street southwest
John Miller et ux- to Martin Wiessud. lots g
and fs Reservation y. SI9.7oa-
Penusyl lFania avenue northwest. between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh streets-L- CabeiI WI
iamson. trustee. 10 E . Van Eleck. part lot ..
s1uare west Of square a. s. 20
Ccuuty-Samuel W PicSfo7d e. 10 Ulysses ard
LiiliaG P Hosc, tract cn Thirtissh street north
east. SO
No. IS3I Tenth street northwest-Herbert A. Shep-
ard et ux- 20 Frank z. Padgett, parts lots s.
and q. square SO So
Twelfth street southeast between ard I-Augusta
C. 8lotz 10 John r. ard Margaret A. Nc
CsthTan. lot 8. square lo2o. SO
North Columbia Heights-C-e1rse z GTaham e. TX.
70 Harry ". T. Hunt. lot %. biock ?. SO
Iugleside-Jsvis E Bre1ninSsr ct TX 70 Merton
\. E1glish, lot g, bisek q. SO
Le Druit Park-Nyillian P Richards et ". to
William c. Evans. part lot s. Block :. SO
Saul's Addition 20 Washinrton-B. Francis Sa-li ct
a. 70 Jcln c N5guist. l0t Il. square s17 s. 20.
Pleasant Plsins-Harry 3. Wilson and Harry Ward
nan 70 All an stella o. Nash. lot So square
SO SO
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
CsIonday. August 81, 1oOs.)


Florida avsnus. between North Capitol and First
northeast-Henry A. Cole e TX % Cztharlna
Loaler. !ot =. square ess. so
D and Fourteenth streets southeast--Geraid N ard
William g. johnson. trustees 10 Lewis I. SInoo-s
lots 49, 49, 49, II l9s. square 1854. Go81.
sherzood-J wesIey TaEeztire Ct ux 70 Frank Z.
Rapp lot O. block E2Zl. sll
Grant Park-W Z Harcherr and John T. Collins e.
TX 20 Charles 5. Hin. lots $ and S. b.ock ?
SO. Charles 5. HI % William L Hstclets.
sane land. SO
rs 7 street northWest-Elisabeth F. 1IacKean %
Clement A F. Flas-er. paris original lots l9 and
p square Y. s.
So EighlseEth street n0rthwest-Clereut A 2
Flagler Ct uz- to E.isabsth F. Msckean. lot A.
square IL $.
L street. between sixth and Seventh so.45Euast-
james Martin ct ux- 10 Louis Gamer. lot 81,
square s7I SO.
4 sirsst northwest. between Second ard Third
srreets-Jamss Z. Keudrick 20 William sullivan,
part lot ;, square 50 sa
Maryland avenue northeast, near street-5oseph
u Carper to Mary l. Carper. lot p SQUARE
t0s SO
Auaeostia-Frauk n FInotr Ct TX % Thomas Z.
and William F. Reardon. lot = and p1rr lo'
"a. S08
Barry Fam-Osboun Dorsey et uz 70 Joseph
Lacy. part lot g. section g. SO
Mount Pleasant ard Pleasant Plaius-9Iargzrst Da-
yis % Harriet A. Mis- lot s-3. block !. SO
Lauler HeiehrE-John A. CCumsrford e uE C
Henry O. stewart. lot S. square -5s5. So. VII
Io. 81. square IS. SIC Ellen L Hedges q
WiIiiam p. Whear-ey. lot s. SD
Columbia Heirl-s-Isaac Il. BTyaut et 20 Nellie
L Forbes. i1t s. block .. So
Mc1a- Plea54nt-Charles J.. Stone e Ux- 70 E1lA
h 3Iackeazie. lot as block Z. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
"wednesday. September 2, 1oos.)

Thira street northeast. between A and B-Thoulas
H Melton et TX 10 David R. acd Nellie G.
Nicuoiis lot s3 square IS. SO
Rzncis Highlands-Natio-zl Savings AID Trust Com-
psEg. trustee, 20 SaTsh y. KasIsr. lot 6. block
55s E&
No I16 u street zorrhEest-tTeCr-e 2. HsrhsTt %
Arthur c. Rsuterherg iot 81. square 81. SO
BroEn's couTt northwest. between " and Boundary
s--eets-Ja-nes r Ellsworth and william A
Yates To Manhattan Laun1-y Company. lots g
and Iee. square -. SO
Fortune Eularged-Jan-es s. Fraser ard Jeseph ".
Cox. trustees. % RoberJ A Miller. lo- L So
Maryland avenue uear A street uorthedss-Thomas 4.
Pickford ct TX % Clara L Carpenter, lot q.
square =. SO.
Breeds Place-CharIss G. Harris 70 Sauis II Har-
rs part lo- s. 81
Brlgiurood Psrk-Kate Z Wo05s1n et ux To
ChzTles F. Hynge l11 2. hiock L. SO
Eleventh street northwest. between Z and ; streets
R-cael A H=--y e vir. Henson, % George W
Gr-ce. cue-tElrd intcres- IN lat Il square Ks SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plziuz-1l -urics A
Whalen e. * 70 Nellie + Wzlsc, lot 20.
biock &. So
FIFTH street. between Virginia avc-us and G street
sluthe2st-Jacob S Lsatasrnzz e. TX 70 Talbot
o. and B.auc1s L PlU1zzi, I5s ., square s..
EU
L street south.ss-. between serez-a AID Eighth
strests-John Cavanaugn 10 Haroid z Doyle,
parc square 90. SO
z street between Thirteenth and Foarteeuth streets
nor-aess--IsaGlre SzEs and joan r. WsSht tr--s-
tszs, 70 Nellie Il Shields. lots g and s. square
I1E. SO
street between Fifth and SKA streets u1r-heast-
Tie Arlington E1-e Insurance Company t1- Dis
tri-- q Culultia % Kate & 2 Ne.sIzr L5t -
square 50. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
RAILROADERS OWN BUILDING
Brotherhood Members Subscribe for
Office Structure.
Unique Enterprise Recently Con-
Summated in City Of Hin
ton, W. Va.
- = u - -.

--e--l % he Waz1Es-1u Herald
Hinton. " Va Sept 5-The new
Brotherhood Building ~ Hinton stands
as monument 10 The conservative busi-
ness methods and fars5ghtedness OF the
allied labor uriozisrs OF the railway basi-
ness
TIE building was erected by members
Of TIE order OF Railway Conductors. The
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
the Brotherhood OF Railway Traianen.
and the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men N0t as organizations. but as indi-
vlduaI stockholders. have upward OF 40
members oS these orders subscribed and
paid for So 90 worth of stock IN this
splendid venture As owners Of real
property. that cannot but prove a paying
investment. these stockholders now figure
In this the zreat railroad mans town Of
West Virginia
The new building IS constructed Of stone
and yellow pressed brick. Il IS four
stories il height with i've handsome
stores on the ground floor. the remaining
three foors being given up 10 omces and
lodge rooms
The corner stone for the building was
l--~ laSe ear e---A e--e -lii1 81 --t-4S " ~
be occupied within a few weeks
Mayor 5. 3. Haner. Of Hinton. himself
a railroad man Of many years expert
e1ce. and stil an active man on tle lists
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio, is presi-
dent OF the Bis -Four Brotherhood Com
pauy. who are the owners OF the build
Ing
TIE new building. every room Of which
is already engaged for rental NH earn
n the reiEaborhood OF 9 Per cent or the
money invested. and il Is expected that
the stock VIII pay dividend OF about 6
per cent None but Brotherhood mem
bers are eligible TO become holders Of
stock il the corporation
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Rrfdnr. entemhrr A. 1eosn

Seventh street soutb-ssr between 4 au5 streets
Edward T. Cu-n1s.szey and 1--c1ae- J. Colbert.
trustees e. al. 20 Charles D Fowler. lot g.
square E55. SO Charles D Fowler e. " 70
3lzN Needle. sane land So.
Schue-ze1 Ps-k-Charles F. Nesbir ard John 2.
S.smza- f.. Trustees &c Lzlzgetts Lsamau lot
6. block T. Sc Lafayette Lezmsn e Tx 70
DAVID 2. Harris. sane land So David ? Hzr-
rs e. uz- 70 Jare II Ls111a-- sane land SO
Ezsz Dss-wood-Hs-ber- F. Dolslass e. ux- 70 san
uel J. Miekens. lot s b.ocS Z. SO
Nezr New Jersey avenue E-d Frs street south
ssst-And7ew Wilsor and Noei ". Bzrksdale.
trustees 20 Frank E P2ess-t- ioc &. square
Near Fifteenth and East CapitoI st7estz-Jsnss F.
Hoo5 and Lu,hs- L Apple trustees. 70 John c
Dcichzann. lots = 70 6 ard =, square 100 $.
GG-6ei1 HeiEhts-Wiliau1 z. Lewis. r.. e. Ux- -
BENJAMIN r Piuu- lot 5 block 1 SIC
Chichss-e--NIz-y A- 7. Lane n Anna v. smith.
lct = block T. and lat g. b-ocE l. SO
Nineteeurh street ard Florida avenue northwest
Charles z Davidson e. TX 20 Harry Wardna1
and Thomas Bones. los aod S. square
Fourth street uo-1beast. betzseu East Capitol and
A s-res-s-Jac5b e Merit et uz- q joseph 4
Roth. part original lot 5. square SIS. SO joseph
A Roth TO Jacob E ard Rosie T Me-tz. sane
land SO
Moore & Ba-bour's Ad5it:7z-vvluia-n H NIelohoir
e. " % Edgar b Merritt AID Katharine h
Spencer lot e. h-ocx {. SO
Rsrdle Hirnla1ds-DeIos L Hammer e w to
James " Brooks lots / and - block s. Sc
Fourth street northeast. between + and L-Pzrrick
ard Csthe1Be Casey 70 WGliaa ; McAndrew.
lot = square Ss SO
Additi3a 70 Le Droi. Park-Tilliam L Browning
e TX. 70 1Ia-1o. r. PiTcr. LOT :. block ls SO.
Marion F. PipG 10 Ada c. PIpor. sane land,
81
se-sn1h street southeast between and N streets
Ellen c. SaEderSon 70 Harold z D0Tis, part
square eG7 80
Near Fifteenth and streets uarehwest-Thngaas
P Bones and s Percy Thousrson. trustees %
Harry n Ellis. lot g. square Is SO Harry
II. Ellis 70 Harry Wa7linau and Thomas Boaes,
sams land 50.
Saul's Addition 70 WashiuTron-Je Roy Wiilet- e
uE 70 Prank II C0nser. lot 2. square Z0S.
SEa
Sixteenth street and Massachusetts svenus southeast
william P Mct5ee e. ux- 70 Charles P koVn-
waid lot g. square 1913. SIC
Washington Eighiands-Chsrles G. Tsylcr % Charles
T. Hera,e. iot 59. block 2. So
Serersa snd u streets southeast-Alzry T G26dis
ct VIZ. Adam. and Jane T Bland st VIZ. Charles
W, 70 Harold E Doyle. Fzrt square SCI. so.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Thursday, September 3, 1eOsJ

Wyo=i9s TerTaoe-Kate 4 F-ass 70 Simon wolf.
LOT H.. So
SAC-Eood-Cla1lss \ Czpsu e a. 70 F-a-k G. aad
julia / Wreu-. lot =. sluare ~. SO
Ee1o-FEiID II Rlsy . Eerharr ard 1Iarzsret c
Eech-. 1t =. block Z SO
Dea-Tood He5r1rs-Feudzu SE-le--su6 70 Jana
H Br1z-- LOT 3. bl0ck = So
Meant Pioasaut-H Latane LeTis e TX 70 Mar
Ea-vt 3. LazeDz1. Ioc 80 50
j ss-eer southeast. be-Ee5l Se-sltz ard Eighth
sIres1s-Ni-iiau1 u PO--s q " 10 Ezro-5 Z
Dove. u1rr Sl-sfe 81 s 60
Iwe--y-s-ztL s>res- northwest hz-rse- ? and @
Jell1 4 Sw1-de-ls e uX- 20 E-Lz-al W. heyser.
Parts los g and 81. s--are Ia 81
Pleasant Plails-Ha-ry B Wl-so1 e II 70 Harry
y. Els. lots - 20 ls2. ssasre 81. SO Harry
y Els % Hauy B. Wi--s0l az5 Ha--y Ward
ua1. sane laui. Sc
s--ee between sixth ard Seventh sTae-s no--L eaS-
-Jossrh Sal--1ca and Trzcy L Jesords TO John
E and Leltie V L Crsaz-. lot 8. square So
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Tuesday. September I, I9Os)

street northwest. between Nincts-u-h and Twea-
fie-h streets-James " White. trustee. % sam
gel W Henry part original lots 70 and p
square is So
South PiueEurst-Scufh PilenuTst Company 70
William q. Geu-EeT lot ], square '-llI. 500
Q street u1TtEvssr- bC-wgcu Tllirtiath AID Thirty
FRS, z-r1e-z-If-rher- s. GI-l- surviving trustee
TO Asugz Ws1'acs. Tarr l1r rs. square I25s $50
$50 Eieath street nCrthuss--Irll-of- L Schmidt
e % james J. hemp. l0t y. square So. SO
Sixteenth street southeast between Z and streets
-Hrly p. HzgcE c- Tx % james T. Parsons
part original Dot o. square 1875 So
y street southwest. between Tlird and Fosz--zud-
half sfres-s-Jsuzp1er r Derby ct VIZ simeon
% F-Iilp J. Hayden. i1- g. square 80. SO
Twlltg-ulth street northwest. between h ard L
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
TOBACCO MARKET OPENS.
About 10000 Pounds sold FirSt Day
in New Warehouse at Kenbridge.

About 10000 Pounds sold FiFSt Day
in New Warehouse ut kenbridge-
Kenbridge. Va. Sept. 5-The tobacco
market opened al this place Thursday
under favorable conditions While the
farmers OF this section have not cured
much tobacco. there was sold about 20
90 pounds Of the weed, most Of which
consisted Of primings- All parties who
scld tobacco were entirely satisfied, with
the exception OF one case, and he is one
Of the kind who is not pleased with any
thing or anybody. The prices ranged
from $50 10 S13 a hundred
Lane Brothers are row employing a
double force Of men at their crushing
plant as they are running the plant both
DAY and night They expect 10 work
about 80 men. With this and the to-
baeco market, Kenbridge viii soon forget
hard times.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Rurs English Coal.

The Chilean government has contracted
for 1000 tons Of English coal for the
state railways at $50 United States sold
on board steamer in TalcaEUanO-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
BuIIds Houaes for WorIsmen.

Chile has appropriated S.Ooo.o0 pesos. or
g, $4,000 gold TO be used in building
homes for the poor working class. 4
| large portion OF it is to be expended in
the city OF Valparaiso.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06


Organs, Pianos-"Kimball." /"
T. P CULLEY. So uth St
Oriental Novelties-Japanese Prints.
GOOD LUCK SHOP. E2 81
Ostrich Feather Work.
DELLA J. WALSH. SIS ufb ST
Dentistry-CroWn Bridgework.
DEs. o. ". s. ". J. ELZEY. l0th and Sta
Painless Price Printing.
H. 3. DARLING. z slh St
Paper-Ststionery.
z P ANDREWS PAPER CO.. g. la Ave
Photographic Supplies-Developing.
REID $ BAKER. sss T ST
" sILAs sHEETz. IS uta ST
PhOtOgraphy-$4 Cabinets Now 81.
J. r. BROOKS. 81 Pa Ave.
Piano WarerOoms-"sdef."
!. c. CoNLIFF. MGR. l0s F St
Pianos.
-KNABE.- WI RNABE & CO.. Izls ST
-BRADBrRY." F. C. SMITH PIANO co. Is
Pa Ave
YOUNG & 9IcHUGH. 81 -.ta St
~CHICkEKING." " T. FREDERICK MUSIC
CO. - 81
HENRY +. MILLER } T. ELLIS & CO. 81
Pa Ave
O. J. DE NOLL 4 CO. l-I c ST
Plate Printer-Engraver.
c HAAS, Jr-. 81 Pa Ave
Plumbing.
R. 2. CAvERLT. Inc. 5Jf I5,h s.
!. 4 POWER q SONS. 50 lO.h 81
Portraiture by Photography.
TIE TOwLEs STUDIO. uG 81
Practical Opticians.
CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO.. .. F S.
Printers, Statoners, Engravers.
TIE CRANE co. 20 D5A s.
Real Estate-LOans-Iusuranee
TERRELL q LITTLE. 7g I.ta 81
Rents.
PERCY h RUSSELL. sz G ST.
Rest Cream for Facial Fatigue-S1.
HATTIE II. sHACHLErTE. lsss -
Rugs Cleaned, Bought and Sold.
ORIENTAL RUG mp. CO.. 1s-3 s.
Reception Gowns, &c. Dry Cleaned.
FRENCH DRT CLEANING Co. Is Is-a ST
Safes-CombiHau0ns Changed.
L 4. s !. II SCHNEIDER. III F s.
Scalp Observation-Disclosures.
MISS L CADNAN. = utA 5.
MRS BOSTON. Bs q st
Shorthand, Typewritlng, Banking.
sTRAXER-S BUSINESS COLLEGE zIth : T -.
Sick Room SuppIies-Trusses.
a ). MCKEE 4 co. 10 = 81.
Sign Painters.
O'BRTON SIG. Co. 5ol In S.
Silk Skirts "Eoneybaek."
MRS. 3. Z HANLON. - y. L Ava 'Phaas
Specialist-Hair and Skin.
HATTIE II SHACkLETTE. ~ = St
Spring Water, 4 Gals, SOC.
GREAT BEAR SPRING CO.. % uta ST
Statloners-Engravers.
HACSLER * CO.. - uth ST.
Stationery, Typewriter Supplies.
CHAs. 2. SWEET. g-3 F S.
Storage, Moving, Hauling.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CO. 80 St
iailors.
LAWRENCE a. DOWNEY. - 1ltb 81
OWEN. q uth s.
a c. BOByS. 81 IIth ST.
H J. LEE. 5l7 Isth St
Z Z. SNYDER & Co. III Pa. Ave.
4. v. LEVY. I53s Pa Ave-
Talking Eachines-"Victors Rec
OTds.
! F. ELLIS d Co. sz Pa Ars
Toggery Shop.
HARRY & PATZ. uI9 Pa. Ava
Toilet Cologne.
G. c. c. sIAl1IS. y. Y. Ave and lstb ST
Tuxedo and Dress Suits for Hire
BEN sCHwARTz SD + St
Typewriting Bureau.
COMMERCIAL PIT8IAN SCHOOL. ca G G,
Typewriters-Supplies.
FOX. VISIBLE BLICKENsDERFER. s5 18th St.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
USE The WANT ADS OF WASHINGTON's LEADING
MORNING HEWSPAPER-TRE WASHINGTON HERALD

81 nEEEa LIE H8R
Films, velOx Paper, KOdaks.
". J. KFOUsE. u ssh ST
Facial and Scalp Treatment.
HELEN 4 MAsURY. 1su G St
Antique Jewelry, &c.
C. F. KARR. G5 18th St
Fixtures-Gas and Electric Ranges.
LACEY & co. KS C St
Florists.
J. q. SMALL & SONS. 18th ard G sts.
WASHINGTON FLORISTS Co. Lth and F. IlG
18th St
Fruits and Vegetables.
T a CANNON. 7s center Market
Funeral Directors.
HNDLE a BAYLIss. s,h and sta
s. Il HINES. I7l5 18th ST.
Full Dress and Tuxedos for Hire.
n T PINES. le5 5th St
Facial Treatment, ChiropOdist.
MISS II. J. BOYD. 81 e St
Furnisher-Hatter.
c T. REIZENsIEIS. y Y Ave and llta St
Furniture-New and Secondhand.
4 MILLER. s,b ard Z s-z
Furriers-Ladies' Tailors.
PCLDO Il CO.. "a 18th 81
Furs-Repairs.
JACOB LEIBSTER. Ia F s.
Grocer.
Private Stock Whisky, 75c q Quart
Away above everythlns- JAS D. DONNELLY.
lab and I SIS nv. Wines and Luacheo1 spec.a!tlsA
Garments-Custom-made.
G. T. KEN. $50 F s.
Gas Ranges New Method.
PATENT FN H0T-wATER HEATING Co.
IlS. ~ s-h St
Glass, Glazing, Paints.
= W Hunt & CO. @ Il ST
Good Clothing Essential as Manners.
J. c WINENAN q Co. si4 + ST.
Groeers-CofTee Roasters.
J c ERGOOD & Co. As sth ST
Hair Braids, Waves, Bleaching,
ShampOoing.
.. HELLER. IL -th ST.
Hair Experts-Shampooing, Switches
KATIE l. DUNN. 100 81
HaTness-Trunks.
! D GERNUILLER. sll Ia Ave-
Hats, Furnishings, NeckWear.
SECNAN's. Is Pa. Ave. - IL s.
Hatters-FuTTierS.
3. Il. sTINE5IETz s. son Co. III St
InpCrter-Freneh Millinery.
MRS. K A DONOVAN. &c lz1a ST
Importer-Ladies' Tailor.
LPSHCIZ. sl5 ls-h 81
r PLUTM LZl5 In 81
Importing Tailor.
4. L KAUFlIAN. -3 ls-h ST.
Men, Women, Children.
INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL TRAINING. L5z
a s.
japanese observation-disclosures. -
JAPANESE BAZAAR. III s.
Jsweler and 0ptician.
LEWIS S. EANN. ssi 7th St
KOdaks, Camera. Supplies.
( : PULLMAN. - sth S.
KoTlelock Doors.
PAINE LUSIBER CO. Ron =. Traders' Natl
Bank BIDS
ladies Tailor.
K sCHWAB. ss urh St
Laundry.
COLCNlBlA LAUNDRY Co, e G s.
Leading Makes Derbies-S2, So, S4.
JAMES L DAVIS SONS. ID Pa AVA
Loans on Everything Of Value.
COLLATERAL LOAN CO.. uth & STA
Lumber-Doors, Blinds, Mil Work.
T ". SMITH, 1st St and Indiana Ave-
Luncheon, Tea, Dinner-Music.
TEA CUP I'M. Is2 St
Agents Mary Scott RowIand's
Preparations.
"a HOWARD CO. SIS 18th St
Facial Treatment and Manicuring.
Makers Of WeIl-made Garments.
J. C. WISEAIAN & CO.. al4 81
Manicure,
MSS k KRAFT. sm Westorv Blds-
Mantels-Wood and Slate.
A T. MICHIGAN Co. SIS 9Th ST
Manufacturing FuTTier.
Z GEsCHICKTER. els 18th St