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Fryc-wiIIiams weddinr


special 10 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. Feb. 15.-Charles B.
Frye. a young merchant, and Miss Mol
lie Y Williams, of Frederick County.
We're married in this city to-day by Rev.
A. p. Funkhouse. of the United Brethren
Church.
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The Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona iide circulation circulation In
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the CAPITAL. It's books are
open.
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PUBLICITY FOR BILLS
Summing Up of Weeks Leg
islatiOn at Annapolis.
WANT LOCAL BILLS PRINTED

Republicans and Many Democrats
Oppose Plan of state senator Cor
Enables County Members 10 Dfsre-
gard City's Legislative Plans.
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DRINKS POISON TOAST
Wishing Friend Luck, Artist
Takes Strychnine.
WORRIED BY MONEY TROUBLES

Death Comes to Talented Young New
York Painter After Hoping Com
rade Would Live Long and Pros
per-Dead Man Member Of an Old
FansiIy-EmPIOyed in a Bank.
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Rupture

New Scientific Appliance. Always n Per-
feet Fft-AdiuStabte tn Any size
PerSOn-Fasy. Comfortable, Never
Slips, No Obnoxious Springs or
Pads - costs Less Than
Many Common FrUSScs.
Made for Men, N oEa-
en- or Children.
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s ENT ON TRIAL

l have invented a rupture appliance
that I can safely say, by 90 years expert
ence in the rupture business, is the only
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The quarrel in the Baltimore delegation
over the attack on City Solicitor Bruce
is unfortunate. as 1t gives the counties an
eXcEse for disregarding the city's wishes.
and they can point to the division Of
sentiment among city members as proof
that there is room for difference of opin-
ion about bills which are proposed in the
city's behalf This led one well-informed
county member to say:
What Baltimore needs is not so much
larger representation in the legislature
as higher-class men. Not that there are
not now good men, but there are always
enough Of weak fellows in the delegation
TO materially weaken the city's proper
weight and influence"
Nothing has been heard Of Senator
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Warren County Farmer Dies

Edward Reed is critically i'll at hi;
home, 113 South Alfred street.
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To Helm Her Memory.

Il shall be away whole year. SO l
must give you a keepsake, my pet
said Charles, drawing a rather insis-
nificant ring on his little ringer.
Its not much, Charlie. Is II. she
remarked.
NO. darling. But II isn't the intrin-
sic value Of the thing that
"Of course not. dearest" she inter
posed hurriedly But my own, II you
could manage TO give me a diamond
ring. ! should always be looking al X
and that would make me think OF you
when you're away,
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Famous Noses.

The immortal Ovid. surnamed Naso.
had a bottle nose
Ivcurgus and Scion had noses each
six inches in length
Scipio Nasica derived his name iroih
his very prominent nose.
Antiochus VIII was called Grypus
because his nose was as Dig anu
hooked as a vulture's beak.
In the medals OF Cyrus and ArtaA.
erxes the tips OF their noses came
clear out to the rim Of the coin
Mohammed's nose was so curved
that the point seemed 10 be endeavor
ing 10 insert itself between his lips
Numa's nose was six inches u
length. whence he obtained his sur
name OF Pompilius. as being th'
owner Of a superlative nose
Great Frederick's nose was &
nrouinent that Layater offered e
WAGER his reputation that blindtolded
he could tell it out Of 10000 othel
noses BY simply taking il between MS
thumb and finger.
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The Chorus Girl.

We'll. it's YOU and other men that
make girls wear tights. Girls don't
wear EN- for the fun of il. but because
YOU men pay EN- money to Ana
they've got 10 have money TO I'VE.
You nav a girl six or eight dollars
week in a store to stand up al Gay
and sell goods till she's ready 10 yen
al night. she's so nervous. and YOU
offer the same girl eighteen a week
10 wear tights and dance and sing IN
a chorus. DO you wonder that those
that can choose the chorus Let me
tell YOU one thing. Mr.. Man II ! hal
10 do il over again, I'm damned u .
ever 20 into store work al all
light out straight for the chorus. We
women've got to do what you wan
US TO TO live. anyhOw-and II seems
yor. like US better in the chorus-!o0
nav US three times as much for sno"
ing our legs as for selling your wives
hardware. I'm sick OF all this ouDh
about the chorus girl. Let me ash
YOU one thing: Which is the decentei
proposition-th girl on the stage
who's working for her hving-alne
working hard. too-or the rich ioal q
IN the bald-headed row who come
night after night 10 look al her-ans
tempt her II he can? Joseph Medii
Patterson. in a Little Brother OF th'
/ Rich"
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II. p...or and the Auto.

a New York man who tours the sur
rounding country in an automobile one
day overlook the pastor q Long
Island country church The pastor was
trudginE along in the dust. and the au-
tomObilist. who had a slight acquaint
snce with him. invited him 20 ride
Thank YOU said the pastor. I'd
ike 20. but for my regulations sake
Rad better not. NJ practitioners ar
nightly down on those machines an'
II should be seen riding in one tnel
would say was putting o.. airs an
might make il unpleasant for me.
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HEIR TO GREAT FORTUNE.
BABY Brown. the Widest Known
Eighi-Yssr-oid IN tire Country

Young John Nicholas Brown, the
$40 600 600 Baby" Brown and the
prospective heir 20 several millions
usor.. As his fathers share from ms
grandmother. Ms. John Carter Brown,
Il III. widest known eight-yearOld IN
IN. country to-day Baby Brown MAS
hurried on TO Europe last winter 70
escape suspected kidnapers. where ne
Travelled through England and the
south u France. In Paris Mrs. Brown
visited her sister. the Countess dos
may Susan Dresser and there Baby
Brown PLAYED with his little cousin
With the long name Elizabeth Geors-
cite Marie Valentine Niscountess
dOsmay.
The little fellow has come 70 Be
known in Piccadilly. in London. ana
in the Champs Elysees, OF Farls-
great change has come over BABY
Brown within the past year, Tor Ne re-
cards himself no longer as Baus
I Brown. but Master Nicholas Brown
/ This summer he is decked out IN siis
Z knickerbOckers. patent leather Ties
sack coat Buster Brown collar. rec
necktie. light colOred English watkins
top coat. and with this get-up ne car
ries a walking stick and Is ATTENDED
/ always BY a nurse and private de
tecfiye-
His daily life is somewhat method
ical. for Mrs. Brown wants her son q
be well and strong. and as one or m
means toward that end he has 10 DIS
pose Of a quart Of cream daily. II
? the course Of the day he has Ton
meals. bur not heavy ones lie ma
/ luncheon with the French nurse. an
for a boy with so many millions II Is
simple one. such as soVg, hsh an
: fruit He takes dinner with ~
mother. Each forenoon the lad goe
S horseback riding with two mounte
z attendants. one on each side. In IN
afternoon he drives for while VII
his mother. after first calling upon n
grandmother. who Is very feeble. an
expects her grandson every day VII
i out fail.
For amusement before going 20 81
Baby Brown NAV go 20 the playrop
and start up his imported moFif
nfctures. This about comprises =
child's daily routine II IL varies
~ IS only in nOnessentials. II he atteni
Emmanuel Church with his moth
on Sunday. he is accompanied BY q
nurse and watchmsn Just the san
Mrs. Browns instructions are, New
take your ewes of Johnny. you c
never tell what might happen -N'
-e York World
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WANTED TO KNOW
Tn. rr.sh Ab.u, erape-Nut- Food.

rn .h.ut srape-Nut- Food.
II DOESN'T matter 50 much what you
hear about a thing. it's what you kno"
that counts And correct kno"leuHe
is most likely to come from personal
experience
about year ago." writes y. l.
man. Il was bothered by indigestion.
esnec,allv during the forenoon tried
several remedies without any perma-
nent improvement
MY breakfast usually consisted OF
oatmeal. steak or chops. bread coHee
and some fruit
Hearing so much about Grape NUTS.
7 concluded 10 give II trial and hnd
ont II all I had heard OF ii was true.
so began with Grape-Nuts and
cream. . soft boiled eggs. toast. a cup OF
Postum and some fruit. Before the end
~ the first week was rid 81 the acid
Nv 81 the stomach and felt much re
lieved.
..Rv the end ~ the second week al
traces OF Indigestion had disappeared
.nd was in first rate health onc'
more Before beginning this course 81
diet. never had any appetite fol
,,,,,cb b,tt now I can enjoy a hearty
r,oal AZ noon time" There's a Rca
SON.
name given by Postum Co. Battl
creek. Mich. Read. The Road to Well
vlle.~ IN pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. anew
one appears from time TO time
they are genuine, true, and fuli o
human interest
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How ne Died.

Governor Hughes seldom enilNehs
80 nuhlic addresses by relating anus
80, incidents. but at the Greene Couh
- Fair recently he relaxed. lie was
,5saecfing. he said. with the aid ~
~ nrincipal. the school in SIN AZ
,nvr After visiting the gymnasium
swimming pool and auditorium they
.-tsrsd the history classroom. Al
80 examination was evidently "
progress .oho~ ~dis
,,,-,in Luther die a natural deain
10 mann was the prompt reply
80, ,r,s accommodated by a bull.
-Now York Times.
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A Sure SION.

say" said the girl in the candy
store. as she weighed out a dime :
worth Of peppermint lozenges ana put
them in a paper bag. this fellow ;
married all right
How do YOU know" Whispered the
other girl.
He used 10 buy twopound boxes
regularly. Now look what he's taxing
home 70 her."-DetrOit Free Press
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GIRL WAS DELrRIoUs
with Fesrfal Eesems-fain' meat
aud TiaEIf.g Were hxerseiaun@-
Gutf-ura Acted Like Magic

and TinEltsg Were thfrees"
Cstf-ura Acted Like Magic
AN eruption broke out on my dauzn-
ter's chest. / took her 10 Doctor
and he pronounced II 10 Be eczema OF a
very bad form he treated Der. bnt
the disease spread to her back, ana
then the whole OF her head was anect-
ed. and all her hair had 10 be cut on
The pain she suffered was excrucia'-
ing. and with that and the beat ana
tincling her life was almost unoearaoie-
Occasionally she was delirious and she
did not have a proper hours sleep io'
many nights The second doctor We
tried afforded her just as little reiief Is
the first. Then ! purchased Cuticnra
Soap. OintIsent and Pills. and before
the Ointment was three-quarters IN
ished every trace Of the disease va
gone. II really seemed Ike magic. Nrs
T. w. Hyde. Brentwood, Essex. Ens
land. Mar. g. 1907
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JUS, the Thing For Her.

Tommy-Pa. gimme a dollar TO
morrOWs mammas birthday you
know, and
Pa-You want 20 give her present.
ehg What did you think OF giving
her?
Tommy-Why. there's a dandy air
rife up Al Gilligan's cigar store
Philadelphia Press.
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II Surely Would.

IF were only a nice. large bank
check" sighed the girl who was
pretty but poor.
Then what?" queried the young
man.
Then" explained the fair maid,
my face would make me valuable.
Detroit Tribune
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There's one great objection 70 the
fving machine" said Mr.. Sirius Bar
ker. ~and that's the question Of safety
appliances"
1T can carry a parachute
Yes. but a parachute looks 50 mnch
ike an umbrella that every time you
want 10 use IL you're sure 70 ma j.
has been borrowed" ~ Washington
Star.
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Dynamite explodes so rapidly that
its force is exerted in the direction
from which the greatest pressure
comes. That is. If the dynamite oe
placed on the ground the explosive
force is down: If Il be hung against q
wall its force attacks the wall u II
be hung under an object its force Is
inward.
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Languages

Il am afraid that your new chef y
oyertaxing your digestion sad the
physician. Here's a prescription
Lets have a look al IL
But you cant read H.
"Oh. that's all right coulcn
read the menu either. Houston Post
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A Match for Him.

ITS too bad" said the Judge caus-
tically. that the defendant snouio
have chosen you for counsel lou
know nothing about law.
We'll, your honor" replied the
young lawyer. Il don't need 10 In tnls
court. philadelphia Press.
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Is your doc bind =

Is your dog blinds"
Good grac.ous-our Rover, should
saw not, What ever led you 70 ask
such a question?
WHY knew he was either blind
or else had very poor taste
Explain yourself
There's not much % explain Last
night Rover tried 20 bite that awfully
thin Miss Blinker. -CleVeland Plain
Dealer.
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ran through my Oack-
hips and limbs. /
could hardly get
about and lost muen
sleep. The action or
the kidneys was
much disorderef. 4
began using Doan' 3
Kidney Pills and the
result was remarka-
bic. The kidney &C
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ton became normal the backacne ceas-
Ell and my health is now unusually
good
Sold by all dealers. % cents IVA
Foster-Niilburn Co. Buffalo. y. \.
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Thirty pays.

rudge-Have you anything to ofieI
- .he court before sentence Is PASSED
pr,sorer-No. Judge. had $40. but
- LAWYER took that. - Browning
Magazine.
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Sermons can not take the place Of
sympathy.
The breath OF your prayer deter
mines fits reach.
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II IT, Your we U-e Pettif'- Eye -aiVe.
for inflammation. sfys itching Ids eve
arbes. defects % vision and sensitive %
strong fights. All druggists OF How sd
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Persian Beauties.

Some OF the beauties OF Persia dec
crate their faces by painting hgures OF
animals and insects upon them
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How can I cure him OF being so
superstitious
Tell him it's bad luck 2r-Pitisourg
Post
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Ihe Beard

The growth 81 the beard is strongest
q most men on the right hand side.
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The saddest people in this world are
those who are always fleeing from sor.
row.
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one way TO keep the hands soft
and clean Is TO let mother do all the
work.
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RED Cro.. ball Blue
Another Objection,

should b. Ia every home AZ your gro
Ger FOR II Large 1oz- package cenl~
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FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia T. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female Ills,
andhas positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled Win
disbursements, Inflammation ulcera-
ton. fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that oear-
ing.down feeling, fatulency, indlges-
ton. dizziness, ornervous prostratloh-
Why don't you try II F.
Don't hesitate tn write to Mrs.
Pinkham il there Is anything
about your sickness YOU 90 not
understand. She will treat your
Ietterin confidence andadNise you
free. No woman ever regretted
writing her. and because OF hes
vast experience she has helped
thousands. Address, Lynn, Mass
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DRAGs YOU DOWN.

Baeksehe and kidney Trouble
Iy Wear One Out.
Mrs. r. Grouse. Fayette St. Manches-
ter. Iowa. says: For two years my
hack was weak and rheumatic. rains
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After suffering for seven years.
t,,iswomanv restored To health
hxIydia u. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Read her letter.
Mrs Sallie French, of Paucaunla,
Ind. Ter, writes to Mrs. Plnkham;
Il had female troubles for seven
vears-was all rundown, and so ner-'
vous I could not do anything Inc
doctors treated me for different troubles
but aid me no good. While in TINS con-
dition wrote 70 Mrs Pinkham for ao-
vice and took Lydia f. Pinkham 5 Vege-
table Compound, and l am now strong
and we'll
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LIKE FRENCH STAMP.

simultaneously with the gaudy Christi
mas stamps viii come into use the new
special delivery stamps which we're
yesterday approved by Postmaster Cen
eral Meyer The stamps are unusually
attractive and are executed in dark
green. They are about an inch square
and resemble closely the ordinary
French stamp. Diagonally across the
face Of the stamp is an olive branch
entwining a Mercury hat. At the top
is the Inscription "10c," while under
meath are the letters ..U. S. Postage,
Special Delivery
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GAsOLENE BURNS FATAL.

LAPEER, Mich. Dec. 4.-Richard
sidebotham. for eight years a mission
airy in Korea, died at his home here
last evening from injuries resulting
from gasolens explosion early yes
terday morning. SidebOtham was kind
ling a fire. and poured gasOlene on il In
mistake for kerosene. 4 terrific sEpIO-
sion followed the shock throwing Les
ter Harvey who was riding past the
house on a bicycle, to the road Harvey
hurried into the house and found the
minister wrapped in flames.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W--NTED-Best diamond SI09 cash viii buy
Address giving fuu particulars. etc, BOX
ly5. IImes once. des-3t
WANTED-Furuiture Tor cash; sell your
goods ~ The man VINO gives y0a the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD STD ana X. le2-tf
FURNITURE. highest Casn price paid for
ul-t5-caLs furuitlTss drop postal. also cIsg b
ing II sent 70 store h. HENsLEY t606 14ta
oczj-90t
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Adrertisements Iii be accenfed

Advertisements viii be accepted at
any of the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. If il is in.
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Ofliee or The Times
Business Oniee, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times (Main
$3.50, and a messenger will call TO
collect.
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ASTROLOGY.

Nh +. MILLION. s-lsnLac astroIo ,eE, 81
Eye ID 81 Nv. EJTJTy aslTOl0gy ysar.y
horoscopes, LauFtties, ~ Information given
"a any subject. horoscopes erected u means
Of spnsT CA trlgOnomeJEy. Maln X ocz4-li
FIND YOUR Iacky Gays years, fmporls5I
syeuJs % ike from AAE RIA astr1i5Eer
yalLnlsL ard Ees1sr- llZl sta a. nv
0Cs5-sH
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ANACOsTIA

JAMES L. SMITH. Ls5f Wisconsin ave.
=. p. WELLER, Pharmacy, 8594 n 81 NV
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COUNCIL SELECTS
OFFICERS FOR 1909
Royal ArcanumiteS Fill
Roster With Prominent
Members of Order.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. DEC. 4

George Mason Council, Royal Ar
canum. has elected the following officers
for the wear 1903: +. j. Petty, regent;
George Sohwab. vice regent; p. c. Gift
orator; w f. Baker, past regent; NJ J.
Mcfarland. secretary; T. c. Creighton.
treasurer; Frank Warfield, collector;
Charles Howell, chaplain; c. NJ. Schwab,
guide; T. H. Fegan. warden; Henry
AstTyke, sentry; C. ]. w Summers, j..
X NJ Norton, John A Nugent, trus-
tees; W. F. Baker, ST., representative
TO grand councili NJ. J. Mcfarland. al
teFnate.
The fire department Of this city was
called out about 10 O'Clock this morning
10 a fire in a frame house in Union
street, between Duke and Wolfe streets,
The house. which was occupied by col
Ored people, was badly damaged. The
hremen. after an hours work, extin-
guished the flames.
An oyster supper was given by the
" 1man's Auxiliary of Lee Camp. at
Lee Camp hail, In Prince street, last
evening. The supper was well attende5,
and a neat sum raised for the building
fund OF Lee Camp hall.
The remains OF Mrs. Sarah ]. Taylor.
seventy-three years OF age. who died
at Pisgah, Charles county, Nd. yester-
day, were brought TO this city this
morning. Her funeral was held from
Wheatley's undertaking rooms this
afternoon.
Services ia connection with the Week
Of Prayer being conducted by the Broth
erhood OF St Andrew were held last
evening at Christ Protestant Episcopal
church. the Rev w. J. Morton de
livering the sermon. The Week or
Prayer VIII close this evening with serv-
ices at St. Paurs Protestant Episcopal
Church, at which the Rev W j. Morton
will deliver the sermon,
The City School Board held a meeting
at their rooms. IN the Peabody Build
ing last evening. A report was received
from Or. w NJ. Smith. OF the committee
on school houses. IN which lac stated tlaJ
q number OF ladies were making ar
engagements for the beautffying of the
grounds around the new school building
in Prince street.
At the Young Peoples building last
agaufUur Mrs Caroline Wallace nP
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At the Young Peoples building last
evening, Mrs Caroline p. Wallace OF
India. delivered an interesting address
on "Child Wives Of Indla.,.
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FURS OF AL KINDS REPAIRED. MUS
and collarettes. MAS. r. NJ EVANS for
merly l4lz + u. now located I80S SIN nv
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.
r.- - - Y

GOLDEN BERG s. TIn and X SIS. nv.
s, KANS, SONS & CO., 18th and Market spacs
GhEENE.a CAPITAL "A ID Z Il 7 Is j y @
AGENCY. Has 18th ST. NV.
8. l. AeMtCHAEL, Cigar store. I4th and p
nv.
J FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. It'll st., Rhode
LsiEEd ave and X St. NV.
Il 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th ST and
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
CHAS. c. HORSUNG. Christiznf Pharmacy
sw. cor. 7th and II SITS. nv
SANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street.
TARNOLD. 3f0l 18th 81 uw
r. A. NEIrCH, 2Uth and NJ SITS. NV
QUIGLEE' 3 PHARMACY, DIST ana G sts NV
8. NJ. WAGENR & CO., list and h 80 M
J.. 4. TAYLOE. cor. 9Th aL5 p SITS NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18Th and Pa ara
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, 1lth a. PARK ros5
1dATTINGLY' s PHARMACY. lfth and \
r d. HOWARD, 18th and "
\. V POTTIE. 1879 BrightWood ava
MALTBY' s PHARMACY, 1857 Calvert 81
GESsFOHDS PHARMACY gth and ~ 80
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Y. HUGO EIsENBEISS. eth and B streets
MCDONALD, }. W, Ala and L sw.
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SOUTHEAST.

A. f POWELL, sth and East Capft,I s-z
ROACH DRUG CO., sth and @ SITS. se
A. B. BURROWS. lIth and Pa ave.
+. p. WELLER, cor. Sth and l.
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The EMPRESS hair dye and tonic; special
treatment; hair dressing nlanicurlng CAD
NAN. ~ Llth 81. nv. Phone "a. ~. 10
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Three times within one week a cents g
line times, consscuuvely. % cents a line.
Minimum space. lines.
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS