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Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
THE WORK THAT'S NEVER DONE.


 To clean and renew shine of leather chairs, brush off first all dust Then rub well with a mixture of three parts benzine and one of sweet oil. The oil will cause the leather to darken at first, but it soon grows light, as the benzine dries in quickly. Be careful about fire.
 To make a good warm comfort stitch two of your old worn wool blankets together and cover both sides with cheese cloth. Tuft it with wool yarn of the color you prefer, turn in the edges and work blanket or buttonhole stitch around the four sides.
 Take Notice: When you are making jelly, cook the fruit right in the bag It is necessary to cook it a little longer but it needs no squeezing with the hands. Take the bag out and let it drain over the kettle-then it's ready to empty. This method saves a lot of trouble, besides preventing scalding and staining of the hands.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
rarls Transfer Pattern No. eo--.

Design for shirt waist fastening in the front or back, to be transferred to linen. handkerchief linen, India head cotton, lawn, either Persian or Vic toria, batiste. muslin or organdie. as well as China, taffetas or surah silk satin or messaline, the design braided with silk or cotton soutache and the cyelets embroidered with mercerized cotton or silk floss. according to the material. The cuff portion may be used on the lower edge of tight fitting sleeves if a sleeve without cuffs is used.
 Price of pattern. 10 cents.
 Order through The Bulletin Com pany, Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

filet and duchess lace can be set into an old blouse. If the sleeves are too puffy at the shoulders, they can be made to look different by placing a flat piece of trimming upon the shoul- der seam. This makes the shoulder look longer without altering the set of the sleeve.
 long, light lace undersleeve, com ing to the knuckles, makes the sleeve still more modfsh.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
Don't Remodel Clothes.

Speaking of the remaking of old dresses. one of the best dressmaI1ers in Paris is authority for the statement that it does not pay.
 Do not rip up your old gown. do not touch a scissors tn it. says she. 'bnt content yourself with retrimming
 In these days a pointed guimpe of
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

A glass mouthpiece for the telephone IS one of the coming Improvements. The patrons will do about the same amount of rubbering-glas cannot stop them.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
Sally Lunn.

One tablespoon sugar small piece of butter 12 tea spoon -cda. teaspoon cream of tartar, cuo of milk in which dissolve soda Make thick batter Bake 10 minutes
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

Out west they call attention to the fact that Speaker Cannon has never studied the art of retiring, therefore he should not be expected to do it gracefully.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

When it comes to domestic life the woman who does not hold the center of the stage should inquire for the reason why.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The floods of the west are said to be holding up at least five thousand tourists, who would be glad to reach their destination.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The whole country is wondering if Senator Aldrich really does comma nd the entire confidence of the people of Rhode Island.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

We are informed that shoes are not going to be any cheaper or better, and that we should be thankful that the late furry just prevented a rise in pricel
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
Summer Minee Die

One quart chopped apples. 1 cup rais ins. l-2 cup molasses. 1-2 cup sugar and little of all kinds of spice. Add three pies
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The radium mine found in Califor- nia shows that the mineral resources of Uncle Sam are unexhausted. It will not make radium worth less than q million pound
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The woman who makes the best pie at a family reunion does not get the applause of the orator. but the whole crowd recognizes that she does the most satisfying work.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

Happy thought for today: The bracers' that some men insist upon taking regularly are the very things which break them down.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The five-cent moving picture show is said to be lessening the receipts of the ten cent liquor saloon. New balances are being created all the time.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

For ivy poisoning. wipe off with al cOhol and water. Make a thick paste of soda and water and put on the sur face affected. letting it remain until it dries. Repeat until symptoms disap- pear.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The wife who wears ninety-nine buttons down her back and every one buttoned. shows that she has a faith ful and patient husband at home.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The man who does not know that there are two sides to question is the one who thinks whoever is opposed to his views is an ass or a fool.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
Harrison Cake

Two eggs. 1 cup sugar, 1 cup molas- ses, cup butter 1 cup milk. ? cups raisins, cups flour, 1 teaspoonful soda, salt, spice if you care for it.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The statement being made that President Taft has strong punch should not disturb the prohibitionists- there is neither alcohol nor demon in it.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

An Italian laborer who found sto0, 0ou worth of jewels thought that they were base limitations and gave them to child to decorate her doll with.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

man named Waite who has been Tor forty four years in the employ of the Fairbanks Scale company at St. Johnsbury Vt., is about to take his first vacation
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
Still Cling to Long Lines in Fall Goats.

Still Cling to Long Lines in Fall Goats.
 Our Paris contingents tell us that. although rumor hints at the coming of a shorter coat, French women still are clinging to long lines in coats, and are preciding thair continuance through not only the autumn but the winter.
 Length of line has terrible and. as well, delightful hold on the Parisian woman. If she continues to stand her ground in this matter of the up and down outline. we may hope for the long, 1.-the woman in autumn street clothes as well as in party frocks.
 The accepted Parisian coat sleeve of close fit shows the trend in favor of long lines, as does a long seam in front, like a dart, extending up into the shoulder seam.
 One of the suits for earliest autumn is of cheviot, with a very long coat.
 The gown underneath is trimmed around the hips with a short tunic of the cloth itself. This, while it fits the figure, is cut on panier lines or cir cular. and it is only evident when the coat is removed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

Systematic spraying of the throat is one of the best ways to keep the pas sages back of the throat and nose open and to prevent colds.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The Texas parson who ayers that we all have our trials" is in danger of exciting no controversy among men.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

The most important points in pre- pairing cereals for small children are that they are properly cooked and not
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

If Senator Bulkeley is right the tariff is net only combination of political deals, but considerable of picnic.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

For bites of any insect. apply vase line and burnt alum or common baking soda mostened with a little water.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
EDITORIAL NOTES

A Chicago barber has had lockjaw. and this shows that all barbers are not immune.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

It is amusing to note the different interpretations put upon the law pro- posed as a substitute for the so- called "old blue law" and also to see some of the lawbreakers who are wrathy because there was opposition enough to the liberal law to kill it, when the new law puts them under the ban just as the old law does, and releases from peril of prosecution the persons they like to retaliate upon when Sunday reform is in the air and prosecutions are in order. The fact is the best defence of these howlers is in the scope and severity of the old law only they do not seem to be aware of it. The Sunday created by law is always a pretty poor example of a holy day.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

used to excess. The ready-to-eat tere- als should never be chosen for chill 1ror7
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
WHAT THE LAW MEANT.

Studying our efforts to modify the Sunday law in Connecticut, the Provi- dence Journal suspects that Governor Weeks and other people might have been 'perplexed to guess what variety of sport could be construed as requis-
 ite for the preservation or promotion of health or for the general welfare, according to the letter of the bill. Ac- cording to the existing laws the va riety and degree of sport that meets the requirements of necessity or mercy" is just the variety and degree that public sentiment will tolerate The change was intended to legalize this local option instead of making it unlawful. The desire is for a law that can be obeyed in exchange for one that it is permitted to violate.- Waterbury American.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
Woman in Life and in the Kitchen

without their parents. Self reliance early in life spells sure success later on.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
MOTHERS PROBLEMS.

For bee stings. apply lemon juice.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08

70" rcbeldc. Sobrc Ia verdad dc nucs-
ira vida, que Il crcy6 afirlnar dandosc
mucrte, cSta Ia vcrdad de la vida Sobrc
In que. acaso. podemOs trlunfar cuando
mas abdcamos de nucstra voluntad.
Cuando hcmos renunciado nuestra
dicha v mos contcntamos con yer dicho
SOS Il los que nos rodcan. cs quizas cuan-
do cmpczamos serlo.
iQu6 inaccessible ideal 81 pcnsamoS Il
cscrbir una obra en- In gloria sin termi-
no! iQue facil, ST pcnsamos en- com
prar con su producto Immediate Fl il.
gucte que allegro un nino qucrido
Il Vendcr la gloria rcmota por sonriSGs
ccrcanasl Si la gloria tiene algnn ca
mlno, ino cs el amor quien por el ha
de lievarnoss
Poner muy alto muy lcios 81 ideal.
aI aicanzarlc Accrquemonos, aunque
Sc cmpcquenezcan nucstros idealeS. Fin
gio la fabuIa que cl agIila volata por
llegar al sol. v cu realidad solo vucla
por traer aIimrn:o i su nido y por
ESQ no ~ mcnoS AFRO. ante su >ualo
;.i6vcncS. ai'iTadorcS del fin pre-
maturo ic Figlrr' no prctcndaiS 10
lar tan alto por 81 aire que Divides
& .5.'rcs dc IA tic ra II tamb.6n "s 10
d,hirra dcho :: h.hlora vucllo de 81
,olgr aItivo.
.iGcu;p EcHnreHtC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08
Cronica espanOla

Tan POGO acostumbrada csta la Clio
ria coronar en- vida frcntes espahoias
Y tan hecha 4 no llegarse las mas ex-
s,els:ss. 81 no IS ;ra'da por mano dc la
snucrte. que .;isr''o rr no podcr me
mos, la hora e 'rio~, ilega en- Vda, no
rs dc extraIiar cue La muertc crea tam
hien su hora lcgada J solo p0r yer al
auchador triunfante. con razon crca Que
VA ic pertcnecc.
Era. para ei miisico Inslgne, un dcs-
s.auso en- la Iucha nccSante, era ci triun-
10, concedido por los mas rchacio, en-
ciorgar honorcs de vencedor q QUEEN to
slayia pclea en- PIE con denuedo; era IN
gloria: pero era gloria cspanoIa TIE
MIA que ser la mucrtel
Mczquina conception de la d'vinid'f
sS considerable como i maestro de par
-vuio>>d,stribuSendo va,es de 5l'cn com
tortaulienfo para IN premlo fnturo; ;
.ucro. ante ei rudo cortc de una noble
s,da. 1000 honrado trabaio Y fccnnda
8fcfld. que hp 'titi' Hdlidi ttiHt" t''""
r,ensa ino hemos de pensar en- una s;i-
aisiscci0n suprcma en- nna gloria >obre-
Auruana dc luz y de arinonlaT
An, los que juzga'S escep' c'~'"" IA
aroma, no sabeis como Fl irnn'co @5lar-
ia Ia 4incerldad ne su sentimento pa
III ellando Is bien ernpicario. mas entero
s.uanto lnenu~ gastado
poruue sabe de la verdaderi bondad.
burla dc aparicncias yrtuos'is; porque
ssabc del esfuerzo dc los sacrlficlos que
srapone eI ycrdadero arte. barla de esos
simuadorcs bien haiiados con ia ia
al glorioia mas contenfos con apa-
rer1tar que coz ser Fsos cue pucdep
xeposar satisfechos al declr Hemos li"-
ga,Io: cuando llcgaron una poSicl6n
Official. obtcnfa i fuerza Dc lntrlgas )
aie CONCESSIONS
Pero ante uu nombre coro Il de Cna-
III. ante una vida de trabaio dgIto en
a,ue todo 81 debe al propio esfuerzo, Ia
=sdmiraci0n rs quito Y ei respeto obils@
Al ejpmpio 7 Il cronista Ilora con
3impio lIanto, porque nunca iior" co,
aanto in4til por farsantes NJ por Iaa =
4adoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08
DESDE WASHINGTON

I'm ingcnlcgp americana qu" lsl pa
Sado en- Cuba aeiS se1nanas. en- las pos
trinrrias dc la ocup'nion, ha da"ho a
un reporter del Post, de Nueya lor
;.tyrlnas ,-esasiattercSantcs.
t.lt.s De elias - que csa isia tRaa 7m
eraar Iyurys@nir azucarero. Despue@ del
"cpn,let "ritualislic sobre el clIma de
Iiep,so $50 grades he noche, - de dia1
y a seasorla por clcnto de terTiforo
fser c4lltiyar, 81 ingenicro ma declarado
que Va trabaIe Cul,a su salyaeion p"r
su cuonta y r3sS@o. VA necesto dsl bra
10 poderoso de hos E>tados nldoS. Sc
pnette tesrr pnr seguro que ha dc
s,u a mayor proslpstor dc azllcar del
mIlrdo. va. ahora. vc11dc 81 articui"
en- Nueva York d dos medic c,htavo@
Iligu Y as51s,ta d los hacendados ds.
Puerto Rico IL louisiana, que cstan
protejidos por un dt.rerho de IN cen
tayo b por 100.
81 las conSumidort4s americanoF-
ha ;i1adgdo- preficrcn seguir pagafdo
q aziicar Ii csc preeio y con ese rear
60, taIdo peor para nllos. Fl nercado
cxtran i4ro parcce dispu.sto a compr r
e-n Cuba; va ilondrvs ha ofrec do un
cu;4rio de c,ntayo mas que Nuerva
York. So ssstan fomentando ingemoS
c9.n1r=iles con notable rapi,leZ 3 Hay Sa-
gridad comercial IN qUre los EStados
Unfdos yast,n dncro en- irripar tlerfak
aridas, para cuitiyar rernolacha y man
tcnpan usl derecho dc c.s-ca DE- cle1lto
por ciento contra a aziIcar cubamo Y
admitan lii,re ,ia todo derecho ed fIli-
pino. sqIando 4 una iSla. de och0cieItHs s
millas de extension que tiene las mcJo-
r4xs tierras cameras del mtIndo. no So
L. ald'c de par cn par nucsiro mcrra-
do? : Hay sagnidad an construlr el
canal d. Panama para hacer el conner
cio con nuestros v,-rinos del Sur. cuan-
do ie*sdeIiamos Il negocio con los mi
Homes DE- hsalatarItes, que estan ccrca
,le nosotrOs7 Acaso eSo sea sab sdu--
RIA; I-,ro, a mi, me parNce locura-
Pg dO4rdc - " que al ingsnErO -.
como Il general Wilson, partidario dei
caboiaIe . ''fs,ec trade" entire las dos
reIdblicas; por eiio tenemos q'le fe-
IIcIiarIo. ~ los Esta<los TnidOs. en- lu-
gar he la sagacldsd pezsrtera, tuyieTan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08

vimsnto armah0. Sc necesitan Otros
Y verdaderos motives de Tlcja, sue
subleven la oldnion pdblica, q per
10 menos, Il un elcmento considerable
de ella Mienaras cl Nievo regimen No
de esos motives, podra haber adgdn
episode, como sse dci sargcnto Cor
ties, nero no una inSirrcccion impor-
tante. como In que derIib6 al lres-
dcnte Estrada Palma. III mcjor sin-
toma que hoy prescnta la polftica Gu
bana cs la cordalidad d. relac ioaes
entire los dos paTtidos; cordIalidad que
no impcdira 4 nlnguno dc cllos defen-
der SlIs ideas cuando ias ten
ga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08
A los suScriptors .Agents

Para In buena Marcia de esta Admi
abstraction, no admitimos Atlas de
suscripciones este diario sino desde
sl primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
DC avisaran los dias 80 6 81; advir--
n6ndose que las que Sc dieren con pos
eerioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta
nj surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad
hasta ell dia iiltimo del mes sigmen-
% al en- que sc soiiciten-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08
h viiS|unbre de Castro

"EI nnmcro pr6ximo dc "L'Assiette
au Beurrc' IS mio trata de Castro en-
Europa. Me he tornado la libcrtad d.
ledicarSelo i ustcd, como vera en- la cu
bierta'
Firnado: Leal da Camara. :E'or c>a;
iu.as volvi Il sabcr dc este amigo dcs
puc> dc IN ano. dc silcnclo Camara
viyc IN Paris ' 20 tambtn yivo on Pa
-, rCro "a casa de Camara esta en- los
.oufnes dc Clamart y In mia en- los con
fines dc Asncrcs En- tren y omnibus
como dc Madrid AyiIa
Por esas 6neas volvi tambi4n i sater
del general Castro de quien hable por
Drincra vcz an hspana, hace nIchoS
mos. cuando todayia 10 era 4 prcsi-
1entc de Ia rcp6bica vauezolara III
nismo IL recuerda cn c1ft1 pio plr r>-
r5i6 ron fecha l6 de- nloicufnr de
1899.
Ana en- las rcgionc> AndnaS, dice,
ab.a touido oeaSi6n dc oer ll@jculos De
;;;e,-7:,,. nfon,a Abora q, cart.
ne pone felizmente en- rclaciones de
.;.t.d ,o,a~, o.nor.. so,,n;ro,,oe cul.
;,.oadoy
~ - 4'' NV ''' ~
u" o"' ''.''' '''' "a ''' "''''4''
.''i".'l 81 '''''0''
,..a - r.~t.. .,oo !. todo 81 n,,,do
.o-;1n =, do.;r ,a.. ara
4.+. azoa .a,;.t,a :.
r.l a..4 49,.
l, A. ~,
-. mis- co,nna6cros dedicaronlc artleu
i. .r6nica.. * nuc 4 general Cas-
j onc nor to1os conceptos * I'm ca
,.tar 4xtr,nr.linario- lIes,6 4 toniar.
- o,,l;,,,;aoto he /, f,pha en Ia ofuS-
..;5,, n. l,s ,asiones tal ycz endi, i
..,. .l,.,.,,s,e. ,loI ,oaar trietes me-
IL. l..,..ont,h.
.o
- " '''' - =
rl .o,.s;,,n, mn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08
Numero 1O4

Sablendolo yO, no lnSlStl en Verie; pc
ro, sentandome en- un haul De los del
equipaie del general. me- quede en- 81
pasillo, con ganas de obServar las idas
y venidas de gentes NAL cncaradas aue
andaban con deSenvoltnra taconcan-
do muchr
\ la dcrecha del pasillo. >egiln Sc en-
ira, un ncgrito, fino. de fiSonomia in
tellgcnte y Simpatica vistierdc con
clcrta clegancia. cstaha front. a una
puerta con los brahoS en- cruz. como ma
pldiendo cl paso. y sentada en- una slia
frente Ia puerta que segnia, con las
plernaS cruzadas y movendo nerviosa
mente I'm pie pequefo bien calzado
estaba una negra alta musculosa. escul-
turalmente formada guapa de cara
con guapeza negruna que rara vez sc We
en- Europa viStiendo bien moviGndo-
go anillosamente La verdad es 1ue /
nj In negra, que ilumin0 IN mi frent,
oscuros amorios de mi adolescencia. me
:, "'S'l'o no era On Vefnad' de9-
f.N, ''''' Po' ~ i''''' i'N""'oo re-
dicho. Recuerdo, como cpisodo, qu.
Sc abri0 la puerta que guardaba Ia nc
gra en- el precise momcnto en- u1e 6sta
Sc anscnt6- desputs de decirIa N o:Go
unas palabrtas al negrto. ,uyog ojos
s;6 onto,n.n1o - ,,n.,+ 49,. -
Ia De Castro. vistiendo traie hlanco an.
s"nonado
RafaeI-diiole al neerito au, ~.
bia acuIldo preSurpso:-dlIe a PepG
que me '"Sq'e u'' 'SPeJi'o 'h IA car'"''-
s,iohay.
.c.rs-dos.
Y meeo. al yoNer Ia ncera diiole c.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08

Parecenle que en- la adtnlraclon IL
e,nesiros I6vcn,S por i.arra, entr;s por
fnrscho ei afractivo dc su fin prc7naiu-
ro. Hay qaien jnzga que Tue meJor
zsi; pues acaso liz vida con su rOce de-
ssastador de energias Y SuavHador lie
sfSperezas. hubiera subyugado altlveces
en- eI rebede cspiritu de rigaio Y
apa sez mas hubieranos asIstido la
s.ddIcaci6n de una inteligcncia venclda
por aig1n inttr6S-
zQue mportabaf iiubiera sldo tan
Intcresantel De I'm alto entendimlento
arS tan admirable la submission como la
rrTefdia. No fue admirable la apa
.rent. conformidad de un Campo1ricr.
de nn Valera. por todo 10 est'.biecldo
Y sfcspues cuando ia aparentc STUNT
xson. efcctiva para eI V1igo oi'cIai. NOS
ia dado autoridad y rcspcto, : r'c podre-
rroS con mayor eficaeIa solVer a deer
Ia verdad. a los que ante=s ~ q'iiSlei"n
ssriaf
sFTgzro~ ssmctido. acaso nos hs:ss'-
~ dssise zlgo nss profundo g's- t'sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08

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NORTHWEST BRANCHES /:


Ertl"r & Field. Druggists, I'd and Indiana ave
Louis r. ''astfll. Pharmacist. 1900 nth st.
Commercial Bank Bldg. Postal Telegraph
Thos. a D"hyns 18Th and Columbia road.
Dupont Pharmacy. Goth and I SITS
Epns p5E T'"rr an and nd. Yelling ra1 Il place
Gcntn"r's Drug Store. 9Th and SITS.
Gcldcnhcrc's Rurrau Of Information.
lIerhSts Drug Store. 18th and Ia. ave.
IIoltzrlaw's Newsstand. 1905 Pa. ave.
Interior Dept sth and F. Postal Telegraph.
5: kann. Sons & Co. Information Bureau.
Kings Drug Store. 18th and SIS.
Iuptnn-S Drug Store. 9th and :.
National Hotel. Postal Telegraph.
r r rharm ao:, 14th and r. l. ave-
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
S;nrr. a?0 9th 81. NV.
rnirn station. Postal Telegraph.
United States Capitol Postal Telegraph.
Edwin Ya-nnld. l4th and Monroe SITS. NV.
W""dward & Lothrop. Snperintend"nt's desk.
1916 Connecticut ave. Postal Telegraph.
Frrd Il. Campbell. Drugs. 42n3 Ga. ave.
GEORGETOWN:
o'Donn"Il's Drug Store. 2cd and " SITS.
o'D"uncII.s Drug Store. KID and SITS.
irides Pharmacy. 2Sth and SITS
NORTHEAST:
En,l'rs Pharmacy; tth and Stanton Fl. ne
F. X. Richardson & Co. y. Cap. and L SITS.
Knupall Pharmacy " Capitol and SITS.
e. l.. Kraus". 9Th and SITS. ne.
lanham's Pharmacy. 18th and T. Capitol SIS.
Mooradin's Pharmacy. 18th and II SITS. ne.
I"atman. D A. Pharmacy. eth and Fl ne.
sol THEAST:
Eradlcys Drug Store. Sth and F. sts.
oDonnells Drug Store Sd and Pa. ave. Sc.
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lin st. Wharf. Postal Telegraph Office.
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ANACoSTIA:
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TENLEYTOWN. n. g:
George I. Parton Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
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