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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-10

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y mad. 49, = - 49, so
John Wallace. for right q uax
for bounty road.- - 49, S5-Go
sarah Carter. for house to rste
in 1set-- 49, 49, -.t---- -
Granville Thompson. for enlvert
on Lick creek = .---.- 80
v. NJ Burton. for making cnl-
vert On Lick creek. :. 1o-S-
Jchn Fannin. for right q way
for county road.- - - 4o-oo
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for county road-- 49,. e1e(
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ing rad oraers< : ). 49, 80
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work for COUNTY - : = 1SEs
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work for COUNTY - 81
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machine - 49, - 81
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paying on rad Orders NE
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for county uuiss-- : - $50
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for o1unty-- - - ---.-- IS
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countE-- - 49, 49, $3.50 IL
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counrT ru11-- ------ - 49, 81
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and repairing calvert. -. 1Se
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4 County :. - = 49,. - 50
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The daily tribune., 1908-12-26

presents AZ made f1nan real desire
to show our appreclation and friend.
ship for acqnaintances and yet thous-
and Of dollars are speut in purchasing
presents for those who have made
gifts to us. Yet we al believe in
the custom because 1t is the purest
and nobiest motives that prompt the
giving Of these presents, We some
times fall into the habit Of measuring
everything BY dollars and cents when
after all the money is about the
most insignificant tk.az ip life. The
benefit OF season like . Christmas
time cannot be estimated In dollars
and cents the pausing for day to let
the better sentiments Of our heart
prevail--to think Of the old folks at
home aud the little ones under our
own roof has an effect Of good upon
our own natures which not only in
cresses our ability to make money by
better transactinR our business but
makes the world better and life hap.
pier for ourselves aud for all around
us.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-26
CHRISTMAS PACKAGES.

The local postoffice, the express
offices and railroad depots have been
busy places during the past week. To
one who 10 not acquainted with these
places, It would be revelation to
see the number Of packages that are
being shipped out and being shipped
in. There is nothing more plentiful
than these little bundles expressive
Of good cheer and good will at this
season Of the year. At the post
office thers have been good many
more than 100 registered packages
handled this week. At the Wells
Fargo there have been fully 200, and
1t the Globe exprers Office there have
been as many more. and still the
work goes on. The real rush of
effort is over and now comes the
delrge Of the ones coming in. Prob
ably each package contains gifts for
five people 90 that large proportion
Of Florence people becomes the re-
cipient Of preseut from abroad.
When we stop to consider that in
addition to the above almost every
soluti the country will receive in
one manner or another = present from
some one who wishes them we'll. and
that most persons will receive several
pack ages. the enormity Of the Christ
mas trade becomes apparent.
It has been estimated that in this
country alone there are fifty millions
Of presents made costing at least
twenty millions Of dollars. II we
would add to this sum the expenses
Of the Ohristmas dinner and the ad-
ditional cigars used and the wines
and liquors and the railroad fares the
additional light bills and hundreds
Of other Of expenses oocssioned by the
American manner Of observing the day
1t Aggregates . sum Of money which
in q very few years would wipe out
the national debt. The day has be
come one to be looked forward to with
dread by many people. Many Of the
The daily tribune., 1908-12-26

others were DaGranger. Barney Con-
way, and Lou Frain. all Of whom
met death while in the pursuit Of
their duty. Among the managers
Of the road who have passed away is
W. E. Johnson. who was the first
vice president, superintendent. and
the leading spirit. And J. F. Col
Inns who was also one Of the strong
men Of the road. Also John Conway,
who was the first master mechanic.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-26
+. AND c. c. MEN PASSING.

One by one the men who were
prominent in the building and opera
ting of the Florence and Cripple
Greek railroad are passing away.
Yesterdays metropolitan papers to Id
Of the death of e. @. Coulter. near
Las Vegas, N. NJ. Coulter, In . fit
Of dependency. shot himself while
In q hotel at Las Vegas He is the
fourth one Of four locomotive engi-
neers who has passed away since the
railroad was built here in '84. The
The daily tribune., 1908-12-26
SPLENDID RECIPE
FOR RHEUMATISM

Out this out and Lut in some safe
place, for 1t is valuable and worth
more than anything else In the world
If you should have an attack of rheu.
matism or bladder trouble or any de.
rapgemept of the kidneys whatever.
The prescription is simple and
can be made up by anyone at home.
The Ingredients can be had at any
good prescription pharmacy and all
that ia necessary is to shake them we'll
in bottle
Here it is: Fluid extract dande-
lion, ne-half ounce; compound Kar.
gon, one ounce; compound syrup OF
sarsaparilla, three ounces.
Take teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime. A few doses Ia said
to relieve almost any case Of bladder
trouble, frequent urination, pain and
scalding. weakness and backache.
pain above the kidneys, eto. 1t is not
claimed to be the method of curing
chrome rheumatian. because Of ite
direct and positive action upon the
eliminative tissues Of the kidneys.
1t gives them life and power to sift
and strain the poisonous waste matter
and uric acid from the blood. reliev
ing the worst forms of Rheumatism
and kidney and bladder troubles.
The extract dandelion acts upon the
stomach and liver and is used also ex
tensive for relieving constipation and
The daily tribune., 1908-12-26

indigestion. ssCcmp6und sArsapssilla
CLEANS and enriches Sthc blood.
There II nothing better than Kargon
Compound for the kidneys.
This prescription is safe to use at
any time.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-26
SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES.

The Colorado and Southern will
mako a special rate of one fare for
the round trip to all points in the
state. Tickets on sale Dec. "a and
25 and Jan. list. and In addition,
from all points to Denver and return
Dec. 27th and asth. Final limit Jan
uary 4th. 95-5
The daily tribune., 1908-12-26

Two Of the most beautiful and artis-
tically decorated show windows In
town can be seen this week at
Daniels drug store. 92-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

spending his fall vacation at the shore
/ He has been coming to Atlantic City
every fail for A number of years. and he
says Il has grown to be habit with
him.
Miss Marion X. Smith of Washington
is at the Hotel Wiltshire.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Belts and their little son
| Of Washington who have been on an au-
tomobile trip through New York state
have come 10 Atlantic City TO spend a
few days before going back to their home
in the National capital
, Patrick Haltigan. accompanied by his
wife and son. has apartments at the Hotel
| st Charles.
| Mrs. George Toiand Of Washington
came to Atlantic City to spend a couple
of weeks. after having spent the latter
part OF the summer with Mrs. Henry
Biide OF Pao.i. Pa.
| Mrs S. J. Moore of Washington is
| spending couple of weeks here with her
| daughter.
The :olIowine, residents Of Washington
hotels during the week:
Cra.g Hall-W. II. Shircl!ff.
Hotel Chctwoode-M-s J. a. Hayes.
Ho-el Bothwell-W. J. F. Fowler. Mr..
and Mrs; J: C. Pratt, Mrs. A; J. King.
Hotel Charlottesville. and Mrs. George
l.. Starkey.
Hotel Downstairs E. IL Schenck. Mrs
X. r. Kelly. George II. Rutfin, Dr.. Ed
Waru fbeCioe MT ana MTS. Henry ~.
Fry. F. G. burroughs. Mr.. and Mrs. D.
p. dc Graw. Dowaeer Countess de Sibour,
\. NJ. Nevns. G. BAR, Geo-g, c. Elem
ner. Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Carson
Hotel Holmhurst-Miss L. r. Ryan.
Haddon Hail-Mrs. X. II. McFerrar
Miss +. NJ. Green. Dr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
Quick. Frank Stetsor. Miss Young. p. r.
Bailey, Admiral John G. bson and wife
Hotel Iroquois-Mrs. c. w Hills, Miss
Hills. j. J. Corridor. Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Wolfe
Hotel Morton--H. c. Mclean.
Hotel Pennhurst-W. Finn, Mrs. H.
Custer
Ponce de Laon--Miss NJ Collins
Hotel Rudolf-Mr and Mrs. w. D. Gill
Hotel Strand-M:s. Z ST. G. THOMPSON.
Hotel Shoreham-Mr. and Mrs. p Belts.
p. Belts.
Seaside House-Mr. and Mrs. II. A:
fleming.
Hotel Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. G. II
Connolly + H. Chester.
Hotel Wiitshire-E II. Wilson Lucy Z
Robinson. Nj SIS Mather, Mss II len Ma
:her. Mrs. G. z. " -i'etts Miss McNeely,
= y. Wilson. Miss McDCra.d
Hotel Whittle-Mr. and Mrs. ". G
Guss.
Younss Hotel-Niss Havemeyer.
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Art in Stock Swipdling.
From the New York Press.

From the New lork fsfes.
Ii must be a love for the artistic
which catches so many dupes when n
Set-rich- quick concern or q mercantile
or banking company consisting of no
assets and few millions of STOCKS ana
bonds gets hold Of other proul"'s
money These concerns. when they
finally end their phantom existence and
the receiver goes about with has dark
lantern looking for non-eNistent as IS.
are reported to have issued "bodutlfu'ly
engraved certificates of stock and
highly artistic bonds.
Well. all high art is expensive. ana
tastes differ While Nr. MorS l. may
prefer to pay large sums for id mas
ters others may have a hank ling to
collect engravings l. sued by fax COM
panies. Chicago concern -slelv ev-
ploded has apparently been doing
large business In certificated I-t It
had such charmingly engraved stock
certificates that ii sold 81 100000 worth
of them all over the country. The re-
ceiver finds S319 and some odd c"ats In
the treasury of the >concern. bot tie
engraved certificates OF stock are re-
ported to be far above the average in
art merit.
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treasurer Informal discussion OF the aims
ami methods of the club vas had. followed
with vocal and instrumental selections
and Rotations. in which Mrs. Carrie
Smith. Mrs. Parsons. Miss Allen ara
Messrs o. L. Van Valen and II. $. Boyn-
ton took part The club accepted an In
vitation from Mrs Smith to hold its next
meeting at her home. 1927 North Capitol
street and was then served with light
refreshments by the hostess and her aids.
Among those present were Mrs. and Mrs.
l. l.. Corby. Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Smith.
Mrs. and Miss Louise Narrower, TIE
Misses LIZ IRA and Ellen Church. Miss
Olive Ward Miss Helen Parsons. Master
Donald Mitchell and N ,ssrs. Wa;ster O..
r Van Valen, ii. 5. Boynton. Hathaway
and Russell.
The Criterions, recently organized be-
gins its club career with the following
officers; A. Felzer. president: NJ Konigs-
berg. vice president: NJ. Cohen. treasurer;
b. Kebsky, recording secretary; II. Cohen.
financial secretary; l.. Stiner. sergeant
alarms. AT the clubs recent Smoker
Mi. Fe!zer and Mr.. Cohen save musical
selections.
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Infant Size.

From the Chicago Journal.
She-Did l understand you TO say that
you formerly owned an automobile?
He-No; T once rode around In horse
less carriage, but l outgrew it.
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EVANSVILLE SOCIETY.
correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HYATTSVILLE. Nd. October 3. 1908
Miss Nellie Hyatt of Mitchellsylle has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs. Alfred
Hyatt Wells, Spencer street.
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Mrs. Harvey Compton Of Lynnhaven
Va, has returned after a pleasant visit
to her daughter. Mrs. C.. a. Smith.
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Miss Agnes Mudd. Spencer street, has
returned after a. pleasant stay with the
Misses Cockey, Baltimore county.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wells leave
about October 10 for trip to Coffey-
vile, Kan. TO visit their youngest son.
E. o. l.. Wells, wAo is in busness there.
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Mr. Lingan Warren of Norfolk. Va, T.
spending the fall TrcIths W n his brother
Mr. Claude L. Warren, at Oak villa.
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Mr.. and Mrs Richard y. Jarboe Of
Alexandria unity. Va, are visiting The
latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nj.
Beali, Guy avenue.
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Miss Susan Campbell of R.verdaie is
spending a few weeks With relatives II,
Potomac, Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
Georgetown University
School of Law.
FOUNDED lis
FACILITY

FACULTY.
University.
HON HARRY N. CrABAUGH. LID tChief
bia, Dem Of the Faculty. Lecturer m Common
Law Piead'n. and Practice. and Equity Pleading
and ncticc.
GEORGE r. HAMILTON. LID. Lecturer on
the Law Of Wills.
HON SETH sHFPAPD LID. fch.ef Justice
Cont Of Arceals OF the District Of c"sumhi a.,
rsprndenre
HON ASHLEY NJ. GorLD associate Justice
n"urt OF the ifrct OF Canr.cts
Person nnd Domestic Petitions.
FnN. DANIEL THEW Wight tassociat"
Justice supreme Court OF the District of Column
Crir'in;I Inv.
Charles \. DOUGLAS. A.B.. LIB. Lec:
t t On the Law Of Torts. Negotiable Paper ana
MICHAEL. j. COLBERT A. NJ. LIN. Lee
turcr on the Law Of Personal Property and Psrt'
Eership
u W BAKER A. ~. LIN T'n'ted States
Attorney for the Dstr'ct 81 Columhi"> Lecturer
on the law If Real E-'n,e ard Evidence:
CLARENCE X WILSON. A. D.. LIN. Lee
turer IN the Law Of Agency.
JOHN J HAMILTON. A. p. LIN. Lecturer
on the Law uf Bankruptcy.
o. 1n6sS IT the ci1er; GourtI2MsSiEA '"
Nrt'HL
Clerk Of Corrt-FR INK y CUNNINGHAM
oSA Pr Ma n rS " nR seSesMi1H
II-W JESSE G. ADKINS. LIN,
RICHARD WATKINS. A. T., LIN. Secre-
FRANK E. CUNNINGHAM Assistant Score
tary
LECTURERS N TIE FOURTH YEAR OF
POST-GRaDUATE COURSE
HON: HOLMES CONRAD date Snii"i:nr Gen.
oral of the United Stat"si the History and
development "f Iaw ard Comparative Inrispru
denrc. and on the History of tn" P"cls Law.
HOY SETH sIIFrARp Dr. c3ie If I 1nSrn,
hia,. on tie Fis.nry Of CONGREGATIONAL Law. and
the Fornda.i Of i'ivi! Liberty.
REV. JOHN A. CONWAY. 5. j.. on Natural
Law and Canon Law.
MUNRoF SMITH LID G,rofesscr IN the
Shoot "f r;c1 sisnce Of c" On x aw
WILLIAM I. PF:>FIEID date s"iigitnr De-
par,ment ~ Stato,. on International Law anu
Foreign Relation ~ the United States.
Laws.
HON JOHN W. YERKEs. LID. CO Railroad
Law.
]. HOTA MrGTII. LIN. On Patent Law.
-MI,IS r. BROWNE. LID. on Jurisprudence
Prartic" Of United States Courts.
WILLIAM C. WOODWARD. Md. LIN. on
Melcai Jurisprudence.
GEORGE f. HAMILTON. LID. on Legal
Ethics.
HON. n ". BAKER. AM. LIN. United
States Attorney for the District Of Cnluu3:aI. on
General Practice and Exercises in Pleading and
f'viGcncc.
FREDERICK, VAN DYNE Cate Assistant Sole
itor'. Depar meEf Of Statej. on Citizenship
The thirty eighth annual session opens Wednes-
dav. SEPTEMBER 80. 1905 At 6:30 pm. I'd the
Law School Building. sos F. street northwest at
whf"h time announcements viii he made fnr me
eD>"ng tenn. All interested 6 mn
ealv invited tn be pfesant. Tuition. pG wv
The secretary will be at his fife IN the Law
building daily and IN the evenings for irforma.
ton. enrichment. payment Of fees. etc.
Students proposing to connect themselves with
the sehoo! arr earnestly requested TO enroll be-
fore the opening night.
Circulars can be obtsined at the book store Of
1/owderni!k 4 Co.. 1922 r street northwest. and
John Byrne 4 CO.. 1922 street northwest. OK
upon application to the undersigned.
seHl-tf R. J. WATKINS. ;'a-retary
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WaShjn rtCn Seminary

SlU3-U9 ST. NV.
An earnest school for earnest girls.
10th year begins October y t!fnS
The only private school IN Washington admit.
ting on certificate to the Eve col eyes: Wr'les-
ICY Mt. Holyokc. Vassar. Smith and chi ago
University Planned fo- those who dosi-e thor
ongh instruction and character hrlld'n- amid
beanfifri surroundings and refined asso. Citations
Academic. College Pr"para .nry. snd Srecial
Courses. Primary and Preparatory Departments
Classes Instructed. bv College and Normal grad
mates Culture class for women. Gymnasium.
Mr.. md Mrs. G. T. sMALLwoOD. Principals
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Mr.. c. A. Stanc if of Cristohal. Canal
Zone. is visiting lis mother. Mrs William
A. Stancliff, at Lanham, this county
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Mrs Fred Thomas OF Hamilton Va
is visiting her sisters. Mesdames Palmer
and Mullen, Riverdale.
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Messrs. Herald and Gilbert Hicks OF
Lanham. Md, left this week to attend
Eastern College at Front Royal, Va.
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Mr. z. B. Evans has gone to Ph.la
delphia on 4 business trip. He is &C
corlpanied by his wife.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S. Rogers OF Riverdal'
have gone to Washington to spend tn
winter months.
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Mr. Robert Birchett, of Adams avenue
has returned after q lengthy stay in thu
southern states on business.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. 4. Gibbons of Wash
ington have been visiting friends here
They contemplate removing to Hyatts
vile leXt spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

Miss Mary Lowe of LanhanI. this coun.
ty. left IT,. IS week FOR Dayton, Va, wiiers
she will attend school.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keane OF New
York city are visiting the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. keane
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Mrs T. II. Rutherford and children.
who have been spending the summer with
Mrs r. f. Palmer. have returned to
Washington for the winter months.
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Mrs. Wall OF Wa-renton. Va, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. r. Rabbit
West RiverGale.
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Mr. Gilbert w. Fox Of BeIlvale. II. J.
s with lis father. Mr.. Gilbert Il. Fox
Wine avenue, who is desperately i'll.
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Miss Mamie Hall of near Glendale.
this county. is visiting friends at Belts
vile.
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Ms. FilImore E:ean. S,nnyside. Las re-
t,:rred from u :; x SAINT visit IL Asbury
Park. y. j. New Y"i-.: .nd Philadelphia.
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MI and Mrs. Robert ". Wells. Pal
ston avenue. will spend the winter months
in Washing. on.
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Miss Lucy Lauck Beall. younges. d"u"n
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Beal, Guy
avenue, and Mr.. John Leo Bsrgiing OF
Spencer street will be married Wednesda ~
AT .ernoon next ut O'Clock at the par
sonage of St Jerome's Catholic Church
by Rev. Father james P. Tower.
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Mrs D. 3. Miller. ST.. has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Schofield. Tuxedo,
this county.
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M and Mrs. Jcnn Stewart al,l family
OF Pit, sb,trE are visiting friends near
. Beltsville, this county.
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Mrs c. F. Geek of Lanham is visiting
her father in Washington. VT. She vii
return about October Is.
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Mrs Elizabeth Conner of Philadelphia
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. William b
Severe. Riverdale.
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Mr. and Mrs tic1rg" III. Hc2il o. Pits
burg and "!i;d ar2 visiting Mr.. BraIrs
parents. ,Ir ANA Mrs. G. ". Heail. near
BeltsVille.
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| A row OF half a dozen frame houses on
Maryland avenue was built on the west
! part Of the square ard long was a store
Al the corner. which became widely known
| for the weekly guilt rallies which were
| held, with dancing accompaniment BY
| the boys of the time Rotten Row" par
| ties were well patronized. and 1t was said
| that one quilt served for several parties
| by tie most buying Il from the winner
and. by cutting and rearranging the
| parts passing IL off for new one.
Among those living here IN the forties
| were Mrs II. Davis: Butler Baker and
John West. carpenters. the sons OF the
| last named becoming wei known IN build
| Ing circles brick manufacturers La er
were William A. Linton Cha6les Polkin-
| horn and John ii. Birf Eere.
| On square south Of Asi between Vir-
ein!a avenue. and 9Th streets. In 1895
| the United States had the lot on Il
| street. and Mr.. Carroll tie other in the
division. and in 1902 John +. Van Ness rac
| lot 1. The values and appearance corr
| spOnded with those of square 4SS til
| 1919 when Thomas johnson had lease
| in OF 1 for twelve years. The next year
f. D Schureman and \. Plant l,ased in
| the same. In 1924 d. Sutherland and j.
p. Speake We're there. and two years after
w. Gibson took ease in lot 1. assign
| ing TO William Samu is In three years.
r. H. Drummond i'm 1926 took q lease in
| lot l and transferred il TO William But
Ter, and 8. Chester a lease In .. James
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Arts and Crafts School, Int

iIac iSTyI IT.
Courses In Design. Fr.ahani Drawing. Pottery.
Metal. Jeweiry Baskery. Millinery lace Max
In Wosrl Ioirin-. 'TnM ca ing. Leatt"r md
Wea r.na Visitors cordially invited. se30-1ru-S
MRS. ROSS WHITMAN.
PIANO LESSONS.
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