davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
Ola Cbo,fqcha obiet.

Jestem kobietaa Wynalazlammlles.
karstwo. sJezel. cierpisz na bale
Iullp1fa,vy, opadnieeie macicy, zatrtzy-
name, bolesne Tub nadmlerne pee
9ryody, bezplodno66, Dol glowy,
|krzyaa, zoladka, merck, piersi, ner
;woWos6 Tub reumatyzm, sprdlblnlijs
megos domowego. leczeniia kt6rem1
sauna " domu wyleczYc sic mozesz
napegno bardzo taln,im kos.zatteemz
Cho6 Gle inne zawiodlo, 70 clee: ME
zawiedzie. Pnz zaraz, op'lsujaec
chorobeg i ~zalaozaiac &c marke ma
odpowiedz. Adres taxi:
Is. Mrs. ~ S: hon
Box w. South Bend, Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
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.S} =1
Peru na5o8s4s tssa iozdobnej
m,iekkk,,ejj st6.r4klaoN61eei orrawite Il
br,eggi 800 : sl.so
A. ID { u,
lG1os Serca-Zblor modkdw j pieanll
ola sdiusz poboznych 3 duIym
drukiem) oprawpe wsk6dEke. Z
brzeggi ..s. 4. IS. 4. /. !. SOC
..%
a1os Serca- dukylms drukieln.
oprawna v ssk6rke, : okuciem
klein, zloeones brzsggi. s. s$1-Oo
81. :g 81
.Aniot Str0s Chrzescianina Katclika
zbi6r modlitM i=piesni s}uzaoy
ola dnsz n%Oboznych roxmiaru
se zloeonym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegi. ~. !. $3.50. . ,..i.. 500
Au;6t SsrdA-w sk6rkowei oprawie
:zsokueiem i klamerka. Re s1oco.
nym tyt;ulikiem. zlocone brze4
q. Acknowledgement. 81 90
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
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nla.1boeoxenastwaii pie6ni koScl.inyah,,
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xlocony,m s tytulikiem, 5foconae,ii
br.xepi. /. ......... 9. y. coo
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hQzenstWa ipieeni kAoAcleinyycht.
nym tytalikiem. eserxone brze,..
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Z sioconYm .stytulikiem,: z}oeone
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Skarb dussy-w eleganokiej sk6.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
HENRIK saENKIEWIczzl
f,slsS !. #HENRYK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S
MKT JEST. /,
Ro)K lz,.lI|lIIl NJ. M MI ll)|Ili
WI
Gag da1szY.

10 essE:t. ~ Sssssaas {s$$4.#, sMsGsz8s$ ssS55Fs;aa.sgse
III W lQ|llll sroir,zall. owl y !,
ssowe ,ltlisi o'ez!y 9, Ne Wilka.
IstottnIie, postapa sob;e ME
zm,liie,rnliie zrscznie, 30 Wlilko.
vi, je6li ME eheialS okaza6, e
po ,,,t al hin tYlko' m IS q &
wlasna, nie pozostawalo, jak.
przyklasnat noven1u proiek-
towi. . .
ByI 10 dla niego, clos,
b,adz 20 badz, bardzo boleany.
!ak przynajmn,iiej zda. ,a7al
sie Hoazy,6fls,kimn. straczek1.
by uszsze6liwionY. PAM Chic
dno ustroila s1od~lko-kwasna
fizyognomlis. Parma ~ Lucy
rz Z K q IA a. ol'd1,cslhlo'dlnle,im vii Wilko-
vi
81 MUS to pant, .poyc przy-
kroI !. b g, p i
Me. Gdyby ME moja
czytelnia, czyzby stanela czy-
te ~ H Hos So i
70 U pjr,awda.
a. Byle wyb6r kaiazek byl
dobry po2yteczny. :.
Ale WIKI sam sic zawo ID ].
B yl Il to cios dla niiego, jak.
m6wilem, bardzo bolesny. W
kazdej sprawie, btarldziej O.
g6lnaj napurys ,,begniei skrzy !
zuje sic nlln1l6,stwot nici spraw' y.
osobistych.5 Mkt ME portrait
tax. dalece wyj6c 20 siebie,
zeby czyn6w swych ME "a
barwia} szczypta milo6ci villa
snej. Gdyby kto inny, ME
Hos2y6ski, stanal ma czele
przedsiewziecia, mniejby to
dotknalo Wilka, ale miedzy ],
MIN a .H5olszy6sksilm1l, p:anowa:.
Ia skryta ~nienawi6c. Wiki v
cezynie ostadtnlliieego widziai tyl-
ko chez .dokuczenia mu.
Zreszta lubo wyb6r, ksiazek
Hoszy6skiego p%ochwalilby
kazdy dobrze wychowany
cz}owiek. Wiki piorunowal
nan " listach do przyia.
ciela.
"Dotychczas ME sprowa-
: .<
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

,sdlEzllol, q ali Il. je'ld16n1le ,j p'oe'lfaslksl {
Kaaz|h pis &c cz 4 ! 81 ron -,
| |',l'I|E f i',tslllp q, Is u. be be- eros grosz g,
|is,e sent, .ssptrlsawyy kryin min, Inc j
|ueai t,,',laai,s ballV VlEly Ta
EE7kie czytalnllfiise, srzlk.ot';d1e ty1l1kk,o'.
|p ~ moze. Bylen nai fa7..
az, wR;zywajac ieh 90 pomo' !,
|sey. ,Mloje ksia5ki czytamn il i
|=tylk,ol, j dwi ie lElll try cork
z,urzsdnikk6w, k1t6r1e, y b'rlaku
|lczzegyo lepszogo, ko'chaja I SIC
We mni 3. j dlatego zi i9'el
mad lmlojemi. ksiazkami it'd
i Jakoz klopoty Wilka roslY:
dnia ma dzie6. W chmur-
nom jego a pracoWiitet'mllI za ! il
weselsza atrone stanowily
lekcye U Chlodn6w.
Lucy robila zadziwiaiace po-.
Estepy, uczyla sic 2 taka COR
Eliwoscia, 20 czesto ma tWa:rz,
[.jj 81 w;ylstepowaly goraczkoW'ee'
.rumie1ce.
LUCY Lucy pre-
[strzegala mama nadto ~
ywo bierzesz sic do rzeczy.
Byla W tych s}owach gle.
(bboka p,ra'wda. !.
PrawdziWychl. stosun6w
miedzy dwojgiem. mIodych
[ludzi domyslal sic. tylko sam
Wiadzio Hoszy6ski. Me cho-
|d j: ii, i / jj u ii,s. sl: potem mo-
|=wi}, 0 Lucy, ale takze 9
obrazona milo66 wlasns. "a a
ginal j on, w6r6d ksiegi wspo-
Emrieh z., dla W : 1iIll,lll...l 'trl,fl,
["co Q krew VIOLA : ja ,'tl
|m6wl'ii poeta, . pc nasze il'H.
Ele6li ME. o krew, to przynaj-
mniej Q n1alezyta satysfakcye.
Me sadzil jednak rzecza dose
|bespieczna uciekac sic do ia
kichs niedyplomatycznych
krok6w : Wilkiem. Same
[~nazwisko rywala budzilo "
MIN wstret niewypowiedzia-
[ny. straczek, kt6ry mial pc
wne filologiczne zdolnosci,
rzekl mu raz:
~ Cay wiesz, W1adziu, GO
znaczy n,azwisko Wi1k Gar.
Il s sss M
[bowiecki.
Will, to znaczy wilk,:a
Gssatr.bo1wgiecki; to Cd garlb ''o '''sl
[P'1r,zodkowie iego pewno mu-
sieli s]ks6ry garbo'Wnac.
lied 4 y I }. 7 I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

.ss.,'.s V Nd IS &
!elG3Ihpi stFaozg,s1fll a &. i
rzskl WVl yIl u Z
as..ssssas as. HI & - 800 q
Czyy swyYrsa1lenlile: earpno l'al
s|klL65rl!yla'' I lllall,ll4 hltlyymd
sensis; nial 5iehlsisal1H s u ! W
irudno wiedisc
! No uzyWa tsd!y =lfEr ~ lz6''
pis,d,yplom ,.li:,'e ~ ala e Z;
!zlywal dyplo ~, 90.
rCzlowiekp bYe dy
ploemata,5 % do mn1iie:. nan ~
70 W k i po y 1iiiI
! Iporadzil sobid Y ten spo-
p6b, Is awe niepokoje Wylu1-
|szcsyl panu Chlodno, i pan
|C CHI zai ~ 81 mar
q. &. 4
Dlaczego ME kazssz pan
ME Gilbert I. siedz;ie6 przy ok
spy!ltaa1.
| Ach,l jaK q panow Vie
||kr6tko rlzeczy vida. PAN
ME Gilbert? !. Dziekuje. y.
jeszcze jake ramanse
|Er'ozpoczely sic v m[oiim domuI
r.s.4SE4 5FF@zf=~PS 100
~ I, nattjurailna raecz, NE sro.
|Ezumiesz tego, DO ty Wog6le
malo rozumiesz.
Ma cbere Moja dre-
#@+H.- sIgeEF sZ.ES&G. ~ --.ra .r4f=a ~ 80
Ega) JUL zaczynasz
/ Achl naueaYcielki Ma
|turalna rzeez, ze ty ME ro-
Ezumiesz tego, jakie5to roman.
|so:we. Romans, pod m moi ID.
o. ., ., 81
8. q HI T :ass +&sasasS /. *#sL. : go
ehotby sic tel j pobra-
2 Wilkiem?
.,.s.9' nv nj ME ~ sikodzi-
b, GO ladzie' togo to ,ll1t
pred p .,'I ! u w Val
ia ! '!t'g kochac sic
.|wzaiemnie stad zly pfzy-
[klad Ola Lucy Ona TAXA
naiwnaat. ].
- H E[i,' kriyv u sie
Etroche Q to lekcye.
| - Bardzo dodrze, hardzo
Edobrze; dostarcz fundusz6w
TO pojade do Wa'rrs "a, ]! j
lam u: Lucy bedzie brailaa, Cd
metr6w -.
Pan Chlodno "a wzmianke
. funduszach mial sic ku
drzwiiol ON
z l'ees m now e. 8. da-
lei PAM M Hoszy1skiego
|bedze zawsze dose ezaau.
|. nam limo plany dla
Lucy !. !. ]. I. So. !
- CO & iid(zsie2
TO 10 laie .pokaszsee, Dost I, re-
|tylko ful n, zeby Lucy
bylo "a 90 ubrac.
-: .,sS, 81 sas=f ess5 s q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

esWsFfgf,d am aIIlp
snlsR III; m5enlo panhs Idise,y
pfzy la5ste o. oKasyR ID % ],
lla v ia Il, n llllla q :zina ll,l
anawestt .tfak toRala 81 !, ppe
NM Sd,dinIl,aII ...I I tenn en-
HaeiIsrsy Il! ssrcs, Vidzalle !
l 4, kr'eW .s4 Tvs alee
VIM i ~ sr ! Y sia posapnial g.
laz|#lbl'a,lrd II .zg
lKslopoty spadaly l,s.ii q
R "! I stron ] c VT
pie szIa, mlogIo ia teraz =
[rz,ymloeee sa. i, m1iasto, q ale III j
! miastem stosunki bywaly
nj;e najlepsz,e. Wilk zadra-
sna1 ambicye j tego 6Wiata'.
ga .allz1cz,e6ciee. ,Wg'istydz'oc'nt'oc sic
% tam i j bano potr'o,'chu, led
Iednakae nieehet ro Gle Wr6-
peunego= razu Cd
Chlodn6w, WIKI zasta1 y
siebie pana Ludw''iilkla.
Al pan L II i e g
a. ]ll1.! COZ tam sly
eha6?
] Panie dohrodziejn, ME
pl,oldolbna: d1luzej wytrzymac.
q czemY
= na ~ J Mach a;a
60 ehce dzieje, ia dluzej ME
ME moga panu pomagdc.
r D [,lj ] O. to znaczyY
| A to pokojusn ME dadza?
! ! Kto? j
Cd bibliotekarzy wy
W,io1ali zalo6nie pan !.
Ll1udwik; ~ Cd uczolnych w
/ smjiej Ae Z nich Il: panic ami J
| To oni sic 20 mnie
6mieja.
Ma sglupe6w mozesz ME
- s &. az 81 ", komu vic
oni m,6wia, % TO j.
glupi.
A tobie panic Ludwiku1,
iak sig : '''l''i'E
I miedzy szlachta stra-
eilem reputacyell
az ~onatdfeWszystkol
- Ucieszy1em s il i. dowie
dziawszy, % j pano Vie. Ho1-
lzyd i zatlIladaja ezytelnia !,
70 myale; nlnlii:== i COS cos
dobrego, fiszyitadg ludzie
die do tseo. 1 ! 4 tn pan
s@traczek aapaznnie pred
.kos 81 DE x !l,5il, calegot,.
dwiata pawymlydlal'' I -,
WIKI p ,,', gIupi byles
j bedziesz. y o1iada1 y
-. 80, vH111h
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-02
able and redeemsble as follows:

3,c ana IeuccIndDlc as iOlIOWS-
Such tonds shall be numbered
consecutiveIy. and each bond shall
be redeemed in the order it is num-
bcred. The first bond shall be pay
able January IS, 1914 and one bond
each consecutive year ft>rward
until all bonds are redeemed, the
board reserving the option to redeem
said bonds after ten (10) years
from said January 25, 1914
Said bonds being payable at the
office of the county treasurer of
said county and shall be known I IS
the series of 1908.
The said sale will take place on
the goth of July, 1908, at the office
of the county superintendent of
schools in the court house in Ell
more county, Idaho at the hour of
two O'Clock p. N. of said day at
which time and place sealed bids
will be received by the said Board
Of trus ees and all bidders are re-
quested to submit their bids in
writing, stating plainly the best
terms and the lowest rate of inter
est at which he or they will pur-
chase said bonds and the board of
trustees reserve the right to reject
any bids and sell said bords at pri-
vate sale if they deem it for the
best interest of the district
Bids may be addressed TO Kittie
S. Cowen, clerk of school district
No. s, Mountain Home, State Of
Idaho, and marked Bids for Schools
Bonds. -
Given under my hand this 18th
day of June, 1908.
KITE S. COWEN,
So Clerk.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-02

pointed administrator.
The music of the binder viii
Be heard across the mere,
And the water boy will hunt the
Shade
And sweetly pound bis ear,
The states that voted DRY will
pant,
And the boozers will defy
The foe to take another vote
In August or July.
The wife and children will re-
sort where they can swim and sail,
and they'll write for money every
time the boat takes out the mail.
They'll keep poor papa, Shaving
man, digging in his jeans, and
while they're eating pompano, he'll
make out on sardines. The'lI also
live on mountain trou., and muske-
1onge and cfoaker, and pa will try
to pay for il with what he wins at
poker. He'll cheat like Bret
Harte,s Chinaman and when he
shall beseech forg iveness down
upon his knees and heaven seems
out of reach, his plea shall be,
Forgive me, Lord, my folks are at
the beach!D
And Hello dear will honeymoon
With Anna his to hold,
And he will sigh MA chere,
you
Are worth your weight in gold. -
Whereat she'll say while kissing
him
Beneath her broad brimmed hat,
but, dear, don't weigh what
| did
When Boni told me that.
And then hot August will return
and John d. get in line and pay
his twelfth installment OIL that
thirty million fin c.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-02
GANDfRBONf'S JULY FORECAST
copyrighted by G. II. Relih

other reforms. barged with the
queen upon the rnoonlit Nile,
and killed himself while he was
happy, knowing it couldn't last.
The bill sent in by Teddy's side
For services to date,
Has peeu received and duly filed
Till we can liquidate;
About the third the household
bills
Will all come down The line,
But the Democratic party will
Not render us its White House Bill
Until July thenine.
July the Ilourth will dawn again,
diverting circumstance, andS the
bubbfing boy wifi light his punk
before he finds his pants. He'll
roll down stairs with screams of
Joy, cuntenptuous of hurt, and Start
the battle when he burns the tail
off of his shirt.
( The youthful capnoncer will
charge his powder by the pound,
and as he does it many kids will
boldly crowd around. He'll light
the fuse, and they will skip; but
when they fail to get the proper
thrill they'll go to see if it is
lighted yet. A loud ker-bang--a
scurvy thing a cannon sometime
does--and the angels looking down
will Sigh, "By hokypoke it was.
When England and her tryant
king
Got too almighty skittish,
The angry patriots turned out
And blew up all the British;
And when the Fourth comes
round again,
With no one TO forbid it
We all blow one another up
To show them how we did it.
On the 22nd the sun will enter
the zodiacal sign of Leo the Lion.
J This will make Mr.. Roosevelt roar,
mollycoddles, nature takers, rich
malefactors, reactiouaries and
liars will take to their holes. Sea
lions will terrify the young navy
recruit, and labor will knock off
every twenty minutes and rush the
growler. Boys born under Leo make
good harvest hands and want IS a
i day. They have keen sense OF
smell, and start for the house be-
fore the meals are half cooked.
They roar upon very slight provoca.
ton, never pay their bill until ths
gas is shut off and generally get thu
lions share of an estate il ap
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-02
NOTICE OF BOND SALE

Notice is hereby given in pur-
suance to an order of the board of
trustees oil school district No. o, Ell
more county, state of Idaho, made
and entered June 6, 1908, that the
said Board of School Trustees will
sell seventeen. (l7) coupon bonds
of said district OF the denomination
of one thousand (i000) dollars each
bearing interest at the rate of not
to exceed six (6) per cent per an
mum, interest payable annually on
the 25th day of January of each
year at the office Of the county
treasurer, at Mountain Home, in
said county. The said bonds being
dated July 10. 1908, and being pay
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-02

1t was July the seventh,
And Denver was gay
With flags and bunting,
And hip and hoosay,
And the man in the chair
Mopped the place where his hair
Was wonted TO grow,
And he said, Just to show
The humor we're in,
sm going to ask
For a bon mot from Bryan
OF Lincoln, Nebi TASK. -
There was wit in his smile
AS the Peerless One bowed
And stilled the applause
or the good natured crowd
With wave of his hand
And said in his bl nd,
Oratorical way,
1--WE are gathered today
On the bank of the Platte
Where it's clear waters lap
The feet of the hills,
AS you'll find IN the map
His smile was as soft
AS the breeze in the oak,
And the multitude wondered,
Unguessing the joke,
Till he said, Seeing that
We are right in the Platte,
1t ought to be true
That the country will view
Our party, my friends,
To be just and exact,
AS the only one having
A Piatte-form in fact. +"
July was named for Julius
Caesar by Mark Antony. Mark
was Caesars protege. His career
was very much like that of Mr.
TAFT. Caes ar liked him and when
ever he came around the great
dictator would slap him on the back
with some such exclamation as
mark, | will make you tri-
punel" He kept his word, too
and always delivered the gcoos tC
Mark al the Roman conventions
Mark mede the funeral grafton foi
Caesar and he stirred up the Ro
man populace until it wrecked th'
base ball park looking for Brutu'
and the rest of the Malta. HI
was also the originator of the affin
ity idea. His affinity was Cleo
patra and every time he returne'
from Egypt, his wife and hi
in-law met him at the doc
with . set OF golf clubs. n
eventually became the virtual rule
q Eeypt, instituted local option an
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-02
NOTICE
State of Idaho 9

County of Gilmore
Notice is hereby given that in
the cause of the Mountain Home
Lumber. Company. a corporation
Plaintiff, VS.. John H. Garrett, de-
fedant, an attachment has been is
sued out of the district court of the
fourth judicial district in and for
the count of Eimore and state of
Idaho, against the property of the
said defendant.
Dated at Mountain Home, IDAHO
this 18th day of June A. D.,
1908.
F. c. SMITH,
Clerk of the district court.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-02
needs mo- Recommendation from us. For

acknowledged the leading the United
for all wagons. We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
1.-THE VELVET KIND"

Will Be Found at the Following
Confectionery and Fruit Stores.
Ashton, 1st and 0 SITS. my.
Abbott, 300 Eye st. NV.
Ambrozia 14th st. and Fla ave- NV.
Billingsley, Brightwood, D. c.
Bass, 200 ST. NV.
Blase, sd and P SITS. NV.
Bein, 100 Florida ave. ne.
Berline, 1866 Bladensburg road
Byrne & Co., 600 Md. ave. ne.
Burns, 1909 H st. NV.
Brown, 443 R st. NV. -.......
Chaconas, goth ST. and Pa. ave. NV.
Cataldi, 1882 You ST. NV.
Caron, 28I4 I4th st. NV.
Cuneo, 9TH st. and Fla. ave. NV.
Cohen 24oI 9TH st. NV.
Crown, 18th and SITS. ne.
Carson, 18th and c SITS. ne
Cotton, 200 NJ st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
At OTHER FACTORIES
From The Sunday Star.

From The Sunday Star.
During the course of investigation
f1fty-three manufactures of Ice cream
in the District Of Columbia have been
visited in order to determine the sani-
tary condition prevailing where this food
product is manufactured. In 81 per cent
of the places the ice cream is made In
the basement or cellar. In nearly all
cases they are improperly constructed
to meet the demand of sanitary condi-
tons. The ceilings are low and general
ly show a gross collection of filth and
cobwebs on the rough joists overhead.
Occasionally a ceiling Is finished with
metal ceiling or plaster, but even when
such improvements are noticed the alb
sence of natural proper light or ventila-
ton generally makes the cellar basement
in Washington unfit place for the
manufacture or preparation OF Ice cream.
Many of the buildings are of old-time
construction and were not originally de-
signed for the present-day purposes With
such construction as they show 1t is
practically impossible to keep the aver
age basement Or cellar in proper and
fit condition for the handling of milk.
cream and milk products. no matter how
honest and thorough may be the attempts
of the tenants to do so.
I'm many cases. the report continues,
1.-The tenants have much to contend with
and report that their landlords are
wholly unwilling to make alterations or
necessary improvements. and II such are
made 1t must be done entirely at the ex-
pense of the tenant. Sometimes. how
ever. the fault does not lie exclusively
with the landlord. Very frequently the
basement of these establishments is used
not only, for the manufacture Of Ice
cream and frozen dainties. but also a
storage room for all the old waste which
may have accumulated for years past
old broken furniture: scraps of metal.
cast-off clothing, broken boxes. barrels.
moth-eaten rugs mating. In fact one
may find just such worthless stuff as
generally collects about the dwelling
house in the course of time. Such
ticles must, of course. pollute. and most
dangerously. any food products which are
brought into their proximity. and the ma
ture of the bacterial fora found in the
foodstuffs manufactured in these insani-
tary surroundings fully bears out the
truth of the above statement. While the
premises are themselves of insanitary
construction. an immense benefit would
accrue to the consumers of ice cream II
a general housekeeping on the part of
the tenants were demanded and enforced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
1.-THE VELVET KIND"
Is served at the sanitary soda
fountains of the following
we'll known druggists:

NORTHWEST.
Atkinson, T. H., 18th and G sts NV.
Board & MCGUIRE, 1924 14th st. NV
Brace, w. d. 1920 NJ st. NV.
Butler & Field, cd and Ind ave. NV
Beller, J. H. 14oI 9Th st.
Bronaugh, A. T., 1890 9TH ST NV.
Blumer, Mrs. Ada j., North Cap. and sts
Butts, H. T., 317 Mass. ave. NV.
Bradheld, r. L., sd and K SITS.
Bachrach, S. B., 5th and Eye SITS. NV.
Campbell 42o3 Brightwood ave.
Castell, Louis B., 300 18th st. NV.
Coblentz Pharmacy, 1912 North Capitol st.
Concord Pharmacy, 1916 N. H. ave.
Conner, Albert NJ, 9TH and Q SITS. NV.
Conner A. NJ, Sol VT. ave.
Cissell, E. E., 10th and New York ave. NV.
Clemence ]. S., 5th and You SITS. NV.
Campbell, Charles B., 18TH st. and Park road.
Criswell. F. NJ, 1901 9TH st.
Davis, William H., 2ooI 18th st NV.
Duffey, R. W., 9th and N SITS. NV.
Day & Co., L. S., 14th and P SITS. NV.
Duffey, r. w., ED st. and Pa ave.
Day & Co., L. S.. 9Th and SITS. NV.
Dobyns, T. A., 18th st. and Columbia road.
Dunlap & Carpenter, 18th and Girard NV.
Eppley, J. K, 14th and Clifton SITS. NV.
Forster, L. H., nth and M SITS.
Grier & Grier, 9th st. and n. Y. ave. NV.
Gentner's Pharmacy, 18th and You SITS. NV.
Gross, Chas. E., 18th st. and Park road NV.
Gray & Gray, 18th and You SITS. NV.
Helphenstine, r. K, 18th and R SITS. NV.
Hines, R. c., r548 New Jersey ave.
Herbst, William P, $500 Pa. ave. NV.
Hornung, Chas. G., 9TH and M SITS. NV.
Hutton & Hilton, ed and L SITS. NV.
Healy, ]. A., 800 Mass. ave. NV.
Howard, r. D., I4th and w SITS. NV.
Hurlebaus, George w.. 18th and V SITS. NV.
Hill, WHR., 326o NJ st. NV.
Jennings, ]. A., 300 18th st. NV.
Johnston, H. A., 1921 New Jersey ave.
Kings Drug Store, VT. ave. and / st. NV.
Kefoot, William T., 9TH and L SITS.
Koss, Edwin H.. 9TH st. and Fla. ave.
Krick, ]. L., 1922 Pa. ave. NV.
Kloczewski, NJ, 500 9th st. NV.
Kenner H. W., 18TH and Q SITS. NV.
Lennon, Charles G., 18th and Newton sts.,
Brookland D. c.
Lupton, M. c. K, 9th and S SITS. NV.
Lantz, H. H., 81 K st. NV.
AuIOu-NClSOA DluS w. 1oI 81. o1lO IN. 1. oSC.
Morse, ]. W., 1904 L ST NV.
Mayer, ]. R., 4th and N SITS.
Mattingly, w. F., 100 I4th st. NV.
Maltby's Pharmacy, 1867 Calvert st. NV.
Moore. S. D., New Jersey ave. and E st. NV.
Menke, NJ A., 5th and K SITS. NV.
Mattingly, w. F., Takoma Park, D. G..
Napier w: p. 1916 9TH st.
O'Donnell, N. G., Wisconsin ave. and P st.
Proctor, Mrs, 1913 I4th st. NV.
Pearson Paul, 18th and You SITS. NV.
Pattie. N. w., 1925 Brightwood ave. NV.
Park Road Pharmacy, 18th st..and Park road.
Parton. Geo. P, Wisconsin ave-, Tenleytown
Paul, E. NJ, 1888 \. ]. ave. NV.
Pride, A. T., 18th and P SITS. NV
Portman, Dr.. 18th st. and R. l. ave. NV.
Quigley. r. L., 2o36 G. st.
Richardson. E. K, North Capitol and SITS.
Richardson, F. R., sd st. and Pa ave. NV.
Ross & Mundin, 1000 Goth ST. NV
Remsburg, Chas. D., 1915 18th st. NV.
Singleton, L. H., Goth and E SITS. NV
Sanford, Joseph, North Cap ST. and n Y ave