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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SAlE-The HigIey Horse and
Mule Co., on jefferson street, imme-
diately south of the county court
house, has Just received another car
load Of mules. These mules are the
best ever brought to the valley.
They are we'll broken and will be
sold at remarkably low prices.
FOR SALE-Work horses, driving
horse; one good pony, ride or drive;
two young mules: 2 yearling colts:
one large mare, bred to jack. All
are good ones. Five miles west and
two south Of Five Points. T. s.
Maloney, R. F. D., No. 4.
FOR SALE-Bay driving team-small
horses; good lockers. Single driver,
bay mare: weight $50. First-class
saddle horse; good gait and speed
Address Box L, City. or see Olivette
Ranch. miles east Indian School,
Camel Back road.
FOR SALE : Twenty-four two-year-
old heifers; fresh soon: also twelve
yeariing heifers; all are choice milk
stock and can be bought reasonable
on account of shortage of pasture
Thomas. end of Indian car line.
FOR SALE-Fine Durham bull, thir-
teen months old; half mile east
Brill car line. onefourth mile south
Mcdowell road. T. F. Brown Box
s57. Phone. Red 1854.
FOR SALES head choice cows: fresh
and coming fresh; $500 per head:
6 mo. cows and approved note G. ID.
Pritchet, r. +. ID. No. / Phone
Ranch 1874
FOR SALE-Four choice heifers and
three good milk cows; all milking
now; price reasonable Thomas, end
of Indian car line.
FOR SALE-Fine 5-year- old driving
mare. sound and gentle and lots of
style and speed. Thomas, end of
Indian car line.
FOR SALE-Four good fresh heifers
and two mich cows. all milking
now. Thomas, end of Indian car line
FOR SALE-Fresh Holstein cow. Two
miles north Alhambra school house.
Inquire at tent. Ralph Blount.
FOR SALE-Rhode Island red roost-
ers. hens and fryers. Call mornings,
Waners. west of Osborn school.
FOR SALE-GOod I2OO-pound driving
horse. will work anywhere Thomas,
end OF Indian car line
FOR SALE-One pair OF first class
young mules. Apply at John Mol
lett's ranch, Park road
FOR SALE-Black Langshan roosters
and Minorca rooster and pullets
1865 West Polk st
FOR SALE-2O head of young steers,
and also some heifers. Ralph Wilson,
r. F. ID. No. 8.
FOR SALE-A bargain, Al family
milk cow. Enquire 1927 E. jefferson
street
GOOD family pony for sale. 451 S.
Sixth ave. Phone Red S925.
FOR QUICK SALE-A splendid fam
lily milk COW; SiS. T. A Kyle
FOR SALE-A gentle saddle poney.
$50 E. Portland ST.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-Fine 5-year- driving
mare. SOUND and gentle and lots of
style and speed. Thomas, end of
Indian car line
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-Four choice heifers and
three good milk cows; all milking
now; price reasonable. Thomas. end
of Indian car line
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-9 head choice cows; fresh
and coming fresh; $500 per head:
mo. cows and approved note c. D.
Pritchet, r. +. ID. No. / Phone
Ranch 1874
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

and two mich cows. all milking
now. Thomas, end of Indian car line
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

COLORED help furnished. Ffrst-class
walters, cooks. porters, janitors
nurses and laborers. N. N. Bray
Phone Black 1851. 113 South Second
street
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

WANTED-Msle nurse. hospital grad
uate, desires position either with pri
vate case or in hospital: excellent
references. Address p o. Box 932.
CITY
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

branded E. l. J.; crop right ear. No
tify r. TruilIo. Tempe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12
Wanted Situations

EXPERT male stenographer, seven
years experience mining and rail-
road work: age %. unmarried; loca-
ton no object. Box SO. care Re-
publican,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

LOST-Diamond pin. old setting. four
stones and three out; lost between
Adams and Washington. or X. p
hall. Finder leave at Republican.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

CAME to my ranch, two ponies. one
black and one gray. Owner call and
identify them. John Mollett. Park
road
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-Good 1200-pound driving
horse, will work anywhere. Thomas,
end OF Indian car line
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-Fine Durham bull, thir-
teen months old; one-half mile east
Brill car line, one-fourth mile south
Mcdowell road T. F. Brown, Box
957. Phone. Ped 1854.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

LOST-Small gray horse. reached
name. 500 pounds; reward. % N
Eleventh street.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

THE JAPANESE ASSOCIATION,
p. o. B. 663, 74O South Third ave.
We furnish promptly reliable Jap
anese cooks and any kind of helpers
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-Fresh Holstein cow Two
miles north Alhambra school house.
Inquire at tent. Ralph Blount
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE - Twenty-four two year.
old heifers; fresh soon: also twelve
yeariing heifers; all are choice milk
stock and can be bought reasonable
on account of shortage of pasture.
Thomas. end of Indian car line.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-Rhode Island red roost-
ers. hens and fryers. Call mornings,
Waners. west of Osborn school.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-One pair OF first class
young mules. Apply at John Mol
lett's ranch, Park road
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-Bay driving team-small
horses; good lockers. Single driver.
bay mare: weight $50. First-clas
saddle horse; good gait and speed.
Address Box L, City. or see Olivette
Ranch. 3 miles east Indian School,
Camel Back road
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-2O head of young steers,
and also some heifers. Ralph Wilson.
r. F. ID. No. g.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-A bargain. AL family
milk cow. Enquire 1927 E. jefferson
street.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

FOR SALE-Black Langshan ROSTERS
and Minorca rooster and pullets
1865 West Polk st
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-12

GOOD family pony for sale. 451 S.
Sixth ave. Phone Red S925.
FOR QUICK SALE-A splendid fam
lily milk COW; $4S. T. A Kyle.
FOR SALE-A gentle saddle poney.
$50 E. Portland St
Evening star., 1909-08-31
THE DISTRICT RIFLE TEAM.

John Chapman for letters of administra-
ton. attorney, c. " Church.
Estate Of Susan f. Bryarly; will dated
August :. 1909, filed with petition Of Su
san r. Bryarly for probate of will and
letters testamentary: attorney, \. b.
Webb.
Estate of John Moore: renunciation OF
appointment as collector. and G.. \. RerK-
ley appointed collector. attorney. f. NJ.
Hewlett
Estate OF David w Green: will dated
September ~. 1905. naming Edward W.
Burnett examiner. filed.
Estate of Emma hcngla. will dated
March Il. 1909, naming Lewis Z. kensia
examiner. filed.
Evening star., 1909-08-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

- STREET SOUTHEAST between 9th
and eth streets-Frauk S. Collins 10
Margaret T.. Little. 10, 66. square SIS.
GARFIELD HEIGHTS Samuel c. Red
man 10 William H. Lewis, ir, lot !.
hiock :: S1u.
q STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 18th Strrets-Pcrcy w Pickforc.
% Edgar w Ford. lot ~, square 1850:
NO. l417 STREET NoRTHEAST-su-
sauuah Fowler to Alfred H. Fowler,
lot l:;5. square 1oo3. so.
ALLEY BETWEEN G AND II AND
f%TH AND 14TH STREETS NORTH
EAST-Arthur Carr. trustee. to Ethel
Manfred. lot 81. square 1927: $40
MERIDIAN HILL-John Tweedale ct
uX to Eva l.. Evans ct al. trustees of
First Church o. Christ Scientist, lot
-. block L.. SO
CITY VIEW HEIGHTS-Henry II. Gill
fry. trustee. ct uN. To George w. Rat
cliff. lot e.. block 441t; SO.
CITY VIEW HEIGHTS-Henry II. Gil
fry trustee. ct ux. to Antonio Prrone,
lot Ia, block 44ii: $40
DEANWOOD HFIGHTS-John ". Greg
pry It uN. 10 Mary Jones. lots and IL.
square III: S1o
LIE DROIT PARK-Joseph A. o'Hare rt
ux- 10 AlonZo III. Brown. lot Is, block
4; $40
NO 2104 11TH STREET NORTHWEST
Mildred A. Banks ct al to Peter II
Allen, Dot -. square :ae3; Slo.
TWENTY FIRST STREET NORTH
WEST between l. and VI Streets-Clar-
enc" J. Spellman et al u i.ioyd t
Taylor. part lot IL, square -: $40
F STREET NORTH EAST between Ten
neSsee avenue and 1ith street-Clar-
cntc T. Lacy II al. To Joseph q Del
lamIro ard Mabel &. Dellamico lot "a
square los: $40
PADSW0ETH-G George &. Pumpltcv .,
IN to Benjamin Harding lot 80
square $50. S10.
Evening star., 1909-08-31
YES! MONEY BACK
Partisan Sage. the Hair Remover, is Now
Sold in America on Money Back Plan.

Tried rh"m all aud failed, thousands OF people
VIII say.
Try the resi- Partisan Sage ami succeed. as
thousands have done
In Paris DT. Sabourand discovered the dandrun
microbe and the way 70 kill it,
In Paris women have most abundant, beautiful
lustrous and fascinating hair.
They know about hair and its diseases in
Paris far more than do They have ins,itu-
tions where The study of the hair Is made a
speciality.
Partisan Sag. is the only certain DESTROYER nf
ihe dandruf nlicrobe. which il the cause Of 81
OF hair troubles
Partisan SAGE is such an extraordinary and
quick -actinS FejHvenator that Henry Evans aao
a2i r nv who IS the agent in Washington
guarantees IL 10 cure dsndruff. stop falling hair
and ifcaius scalp IN two weeks or money back
II makes w"ulru'> hair lustrous and luAurIant.
aui drives away foul uor< III suumcr
Aud large bottle 81 Partisan sage costs only
IA cents ~ H"ury Evans and III ioa.iipg drug,
gists' All over America. The girl with the au-
LpGn- a' ir IS o. every paeSaSe.
Evening star., 1909-08-31
Drownings Are Avoided.
WHITE HOUSE PAINTERS HURT
Three Men on Collapsing Scaffold
Fall Twelve Feet.

While at work on the White House
three painters were hurt this afternoon
when precipitated from a falling scaffold.
The men were Daniel Leah, aged forty
one, of lbs Morgan street northwest:
Milton Barnes of 903 22i street northwest
and Robert McClennan o. 1920 Sth street
northwest.
They were taken 10 the Emergency Hos
pital in the third precinct patrol wagon,
called by Policeman Wagner All suf-
fered from contusions and decorations.
The physicians pronounced them not seri-
ously injured and allowed them to go to
their homes.
\ force of painters has been scraping
the paint from portions of the White
House all summer. ready to put on new
coats. These three men were working
on scaffolding at the end of the east
terrace, just opposite the Treasury The
scaffoldIng gave way, letting them fall
twelve or fifteen feet.
Evening star., 1909-08-31
PRISONER ESCAPES.
Wilson Mendez Takes French Leave
of Chain Gang.

Believing that his sentence of fifteen.
days in the wurkhouse. or $50 bond, which
had been imposed in the Police Court last
Saturday was an injustice, Wilson Men
dez, colored, twenty-one years of age
made a successful dash for liberty yes
terday afternoon while he was out with
the chain gang at 1Tth and streets
northwest. He is still at large.
The chain gang has been working at
nth and 4 streets for the past few DAYS
While gathering tools yesterday Mendez
suddenly darted behind a lock house and
crcpt along the high grass until he reach
ed Virginia avenue and then broke into
a run.
Evening star., 1909-08-31
TREASURY OVERHAULING.
Blanks Are Filled in, But There's S
M Hprrr

The general cverhauling of the Treas
ury Department force by the special com
mittee appointed by Secretary MacNeasli
: proceeding slowly owing to the abb
SERGE from the city of Assistant Sec
rstary H:lles and. at times of Assistant
SeCi etaries Reynolds and Norton
work, said Mr.. Norton. today. 1t is
tea Important TO put through in rusl.
some OF the work to be done by the COM
mittee will probably not be completed for
a year
The first work. that of carefully going
into the personnel of the Treasury force,
is now under consideration. The blanks
that We're some time ago sent out TO
employees by chiefs of bureaus and diyi-
siors are all filled in and the committee
viii take M this personnel much in ad-
vance of any work.
Evening star., 1909-08-31
tober l. II will then take ABOUT tnfee
months to prepare her for commission.
New Member of Staff Corps.

nv direction Of the President. Capt
Reniamin T. Simmons, 4th Infantry. Is
detailed as a member of the general staff
corps. He will proceed by the first avail
able transport from Manila, Philippine
Islands. to San Francisco, Cal, for fur
ther orders. Capt Simmons is from
North Carolina and was graduated from
the United States Military Academy IN
June 1895. He has held his present rank
since February, 1901.
Sea Girt Rifle Match.
The following named officers are de-
tailed for duty as range officers at the
tournament to be held at Sea Girt, y. j.,
September 3 to II, 1909:
Capt. James c. Rhea, 7th Cavalry.
Capt. oliver S. Eskridge, 1lth Infantry.
First Lieut.. James G. Hannah, 10th In
fantry. ,o.,
First Lieut.. Orlando C. Troxel, 10th
Cavalry.
First Lieut.. Robert G. Caldwell, 10th
Infantry. ,o.,.
Second Lieut.. owen S. Albright, 18th
Infantry.
Second Lieut.. William j. Fitzmaurice,
10th Infantry.
Naval Movements.
The cruiser Prairie and the collier Mar
cellus have arrived at Portsmouth. \. H.
the yacht Eileen al Boston, the gunboat
Wolverine at Detroit and the cruisers
Charleston, Cleveland. Denver, Galveston
and Chattanooga and the collier AleXan-
der at Dalny.
The collier Hannibal has saiied ifom
Boston for Norfolk the collier Celtic
from New York. for southern drill
grounds and the gEnboat Yorktown from
Grays Harbor for Seattle.
Naval Orders.
Ensign u. :. II. Howard. from the 81.
Louis 10 the Colorado.
Carpenter +. Maclc, from the Wabash
to the Nestai~
Chief Machinist l.. Grossenbaker, to
navy yard. New York, \. Y.
r. II. Washington, resignation "A
payma clerk in the navy, duty OF
the California, accepted.
Evening star., 1909-08-31
LAST TO LEAVE SHIP
Heroic Act of Gen. Burdett of
This City.
ON THE ILL-FATED OHIO
Guarded the Boats and Prevented
Disastrous Panic.
HE WAS WASHED OVERHEARD
Battling Against Waves, He Reach
ed the Shore Just in Nick
of Time.

Ger. Samuel S. Burdett of this city
former commander-in-ch chief of the G. A
r.. who was the last to leave the sink
ing ship Ohio as she went down off
Steep Point Alaska. has arrived in Seat
tie. weak and i'll from his experiences,
but speaking lightly of his marvellous es-
cape from death.
The latest accounts from The wreck in
dicate that next to the wireless opera
tor who lost his life in remaining at his
post until the last minute. Gen. Burdett,
who IS Seventy-four years old, was the
hero of the day.
The moment the Inflated steamer struck
rock Gen. Burdett realized the danger
of Il panic arising among the crew and
passengers and at once took action to
prevent it. While the boats were being
lowered he placed himself at the steer
age eangMay, and. armed with a chair
lifted over his head warned everybod,
not to rush for the boats
The survivors say that had not Gen
Burdett thus guarded the approach to
the boats more than half of the passen-
gers might have been drowned He re-
mained at his post until all but five OF
the passengers and crew had been taken
10 sink, he was thrown against a stanch-
ion and then washed overheard. The Sue
tion drew him down. but he arose again
and in marvellous manner escaped
drowning.
His Story of Wreck.
Speaking of his experience he said:
Il figured it out this way when we
struck. There was 1. seventy -four years
old I'd lived my life; I'd almost run my
course-probaby my time had come.
MY first consideration is the women
ana children and the young men with
their lives to live, i thought as our awful
situation flashed through my mind You
know how sometimes passengers and crew
lose their heads in such a crisis. ] was
afraid that there might be Il panic tina It
some Of the steerage passengers might
try To rush the boats. So | stood back *
AMI prepared 10 knock down the FIRST man
vino started any such demonstration
No Cowards on Board.
But there was no need for my taking
any such precs.utiou. Never ON the field
of battle or elsewhere have / seen men,
women and children, without exception,
behave themselves with such fortitute
when their lives were at stake.
There wasn't a single exhibition of
cowardice on board. Thus they all got
safely to shore as boat after boat left the
ship. Finally the after part of the boat
was suddenly submerged, and | was
knocked down and swept along the deck.
grabbed at a stanchion, but couldn't hold
on, and was swept away.
"A fortunate circumstance for me,
was always good swimmer and after
coming To the Surface-it seemed as
though I'd never get above water-I
struck out for shore, where fire had
been started. After / had been in the
water perhaps twenty minutes made il
just in time. my wind was getting
mighty short
Evening star., 1909-08-31
Endeavorers at Hynesboro Park.

The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Baptist Church of Hynesboro Park, Md,
held well attended meeting Sunday.
Mrs. I4ugenbeel OF Riverdale was tile
leader Her text .xas "The Love II
Grd, from which she delivered an in
structve address. Miss Maud Risgles Of
Seabrooke, Md. will be the leader next
Sunday by direction Of Margaret r. Lar
connie. president Of the society
Evening star., 1909-08-31
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
FFICT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE

WASHINGTON. August IA. 1909.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented
10 the undersigned II has been made ~ appear
fhat THE NATIONAL. CAPITAL BANK OF
WASIINGTON.'' in the city of Washington. in
fae District Of Columbia has complied with all
th. provisions nf the Act of Congress to en-
able national banking associations TO extend
heir corporate existence. and for other pur-
poses" approved July IL. iss2;
NOW THEREFORE,. |. Lawrence O. Murray.
comptroller Of the currency. do hereby certify
taat THE NATIONAL, CAPITAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON in the city of Washington. in
TIE District of Columbia. is authorized to have
succession for the period specified in its amend.
Cd articles Of association. namely, until close
of business on August 1i. 1893.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my hand
and seal of office this 1ith day Of August 1909
Signed: LAWRENCE .. MURRAY
Comptroller of the Currency.
No i1nI Tx No 2164 aufT-30t
Evening star., 1909-08-31
Not Stolen After All.

Mrs. Alfred Mayer. 1G2:; S stl eet who
recently reported 10 the police the loss
of about 81 UO worth of iewery notified
them today that they need make 10
further effort 10 recover her property as
she found ii in her hoTpe
Evening star., 1909-08-31
THE COURT RECORD.
District Supreme Court.
EQUITY CDIRT-Justicc Anderso

EQI 1T1 COT R1-JuSt1ce Anderson.
Magaw agt. HuntIey ct al: time to file
transcript on appeal extended: complain
ants solicitor. T.. ~. Jackson: defendants
solicitor. b. +. Leighton and J. X. Fague.
Ball agt. First Cooperative Building AS
sociation: attorneys fees ordered paid; "a
torneyS. John Lewis Smith and j. $
Easily Smith.
Howenstein a2t. Jones. trustee, ct q !;
appearance of unknown heirs ordered :;
complainant's solicitor, Walter c. English.
defendants solicitors. Hallam Il Hallam
and l.. G. Williamson.
Brennan ast O'Brien ct al. auditors re-
port ratified. conplainants : solicitors, l. j.
Costigan and j. II. Wilson. jr.
In re Edw. +. Hasemeister: account of
committee approved and discharge or
dered.
In re Williarn T. Biscoe: account of COM
mittee approved and discharge ordered.
In re Luzanna y. Bradford: counsel fee
ordered paid and reference to auditor
In re petition of Second National Bank :
Second National Bank designated as de-
positary for bankruptcy funds.
In re Van Wyck Weaver; bond of COM
mittee increased; petitioners solicitor
Crandall Mackey.
Campbell aigt. Campbell auditors re-
port confirmed: complainants solicitor, e
S McCalmo1t; defendants solicitors
George II. Calvert and J. =. Rogers.
Fitzgerald agt. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company: bill of executions
SlSnSu anu uI''' BidiH1Ii > attorney T.
X. billiard, defendants attorney. g. T.
Hamilton
PROBATE COGRT-Justice Anderson
Estate of Richard w. Tyler: petition for
probate Of will and letters testamentary
filed: attorney. George f. Hamilton
In re I.idia Sutherland james H. Wins
low appointed guardian: bond, SlOO at
torney Il. +. Moore.
Estate of Helen Il. Lane: will admitted
Ia probate and record and letters teSta-
mentary granted TO Harry +. Lane: bond
50 1000; attorney, Walter 4. johnson.
Estate of Alice Chapman. petition Of
Evening star., 1909-08-31

Small Boy-Namma sent me 10 get a
hairbrush for her.
DruSgist-What kind does she WANT
Small Boy--I don't know; but | want
one with a soft back.-Chicago News
Evening star., 1909-08-31
WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers Late Tonight or Wednes-
day-Cooler Wednesday.

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland, increasing cloudiness: show
ers late tonight or Wednesday: cooler
Wednesday: moderate to brisk east and
northeast winds.
Evening star., 1909-08-31

Her-You said you'd make papa come
10 terms Him. did-and they were the
vilest any one ever applied I" me
Cleveland Leader
Evening star., 1909-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Have Us Quote Prices

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Have Us Quote Prices
DoorS On anything ycu desire in the
line Of Millwork. We can in
Blinds. tercst You If you appreciate Dc.
Sash, Etc. PRICES.
Geo. MI. Barker, f!G I!I7 ) IN !. s' syF
au:'l ,i.eSu.it
Stove Work at Its Best.
IItv. tho stove. work done now and you'll
t"' prepared when cold weather sets ~
nrIcupso> 4 MycAErnh ln7 itrH ST
Quick Printing.
rhr BIZ rrint .Snop ! ,9niigna,lE Great.
the copy and say h"n sou want Tie job,
N"u s.t it 81 tlmc.
Judd s. DeGweiler, nGGc.,
THF BIC FElNr >Hor i@a-2 nth.
Greatest Achievements
i'm Roof Work,
Me' r ahili,y al ,e"r, "f - ,l,r,"n" .,I nh.n. at
Cobcrth. lIancs < White Co,
"Tennessee'' WT1iskey
lis an Excellent Tonic.
Wa above the arcrae" 10 quality and
rnr'rv- ami ...~n".rial'E n.""~tos in S1
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au::l-t1-tb.sa.1o -
Worch's Piano House
Iiaaes. EaIlwin Sobmcr. Elasius, Regent
Emerson and W"rrh pianos. .,,
iJGO WoRcH. tl1o g. W"r"h building.
au%1-tr.6
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THAT WEARS LINE STEEL: Lasts 'wies
l"p- any other. In use today on over
1900 roofs in Washington.
Graitom& Som, Inc, ,rnoSe ila s'h N st. 80, S",
au@l lnd
PIANO TUNING AND RErNRING. HAVING
made satisfactory arrangements with VIM
knabe & 90. am now at liberty to my
patrons Mail orders TO \. Z. WILD. a2S 4th,
1@i7 TN nv. will rccciv" prompt attention.
WASHINGTON. u. q. august 81. l*a
tn WHOM IT NAY CONCERN HAVE THIS
lay sold my wholesale fish business at I'm In
pnhiic in general for past patronage hop" they
ill continue same to NJ. George W Carroll
Yours respectfully H. \. GoiIbEN
GEORGE W CARROLL.
fS;ucces~nr t. u. A Golden.
To THE II BIG have this day pif-
chased the wholesale fish business heretofore
conducted hy Il. \. Golden. lith st. wharf
! kindly solicit = share of your patronage.
Yours respectfully,
au:ii St GEORGE W. CARROLL.
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work is bound to hoidto last. Let us estimate.
IRON CLAD E"1nasv E"olns Phone l,i2 Ma,D I1 NM "
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COMMERCIAL NOTES DRAFTS AND RE
FFIFTS. loo TO \ BOOK, FINEST QUALITY:
SOLD FORMERLY 25c. soc AND 75c; WILL BE
SOLD At HALF PRICE.
Standard Diaries for 1910 Now Ready.
MORRISON PAPER CO.,
1909 Pa. Ave NV.
au:0 IL
Evening star., 1909-08-31
Iron Clad Roof Paint

Business Property for
Sale.
N. Is. Corner 9TH AND M
Northwest. Will sell at a
bargain price direct.
l.. Baumagarten, Owner,
a,i:o I'll 1917 PA. AVE. NV
THE SISTERS OF ST. ROSE
Wish To- announce {" their friends and "a irons
that they have moved fo their new home
Phelps pf. and Cal. ave. and will b. ready by
September | To receive orders for the coming
season au.I-:sot.6