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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-12

embrace woman's suffrage too heart
ily.' says the Sage of Railroad street
A Jackson street youth says that
once when he took an examination for
mail clerk in the spelling test he spelled
all of the difficult words correctly, but
balloon" was minus one "o'' on his
paper.
What doth the busy bumble-bee
Who delights to bark and bite?
He borrows bees-wax all the day,
And kneads 1t up at night.-Donated
by an ex-nature fakir-
''Neighbors can generally get along
all right in these days if they can agree
upon the choice of ~raphaphone music
is the remark of a pleasant Perry man
When Everything Happened.
with Apologies to Jack London.)
SYNOPSIS OF CHAPTERS NOT
PUBLISHED.
Jack Darall, broken down Wall street
broker, goes to the None-Such Islands to
retrieve his fortune. There he meets
Angelina Millionaries, the daughter Of a
the island He falls in love with her and
she responds. His rival, Count DeBroke
France, insults him and challenges him to
a duel with hat pins. In the fight which
follows. Darall is wounded and falls from
a cliff into the Specific Ocean. He is near
ly swallowed by vicious meremaid when
he is rescued by passing air ship. He
falls from the deck of the air craft while
himself In narrow valley between two
high cliffs.
The honk of an auto sounded on
the horizon. Jack Daral looked
around to see from whence the
sound came. 1t came from some
where, anyone could hear that. With
out a moments hesitation a long red
body with a glistening front piece slid
into view. AS the object drew near it
approached closer. Soon he saw as he
ought to that it was an auto.
There was a mani
The man was in the auto!
DaralI saw the man. he also
recognized him. On his vision doomed
the vicious visage of Count De Broke.
He afterwards learned that his das-
tardly rival had been following his
m movements by means of the glassless-
scope.
What could he do?
He must do something. If he did
he could not do nothing.
With an inspiration bordering on to
fear he thought. That he did this in
dicates what human nature can do
when pricked by the bare bodkin of
necessity.
He casts his eyes unto heaven.
Upon the cliff he saw tree. then he
remembered. A childish recollection
came to him that the trees grew
branches His hopes lept-as they did
so he pursued the same course OF ac-
ton.
Balancing himself upon his trusty
telescope he projected himself into the
azure heavens. After struggle his
hand seized the rough surface of the
bark of the tree. Looking down ne
saw the auto passing directly over
he spot upon which he had stood. He
hen realized that his enemy had in
ended to crush his spirits and like
wise his manly body into the dust
out Jack DaraI was saved again.
DISCONTINUED IN OUR NEAT.)
The End.
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II Hsl published in The Topeka State
So Journal November II, 1909.

RI
lrrsl published in The Topeka State
So Journal November r. 1903
b6DS EOR SUPPLYING THE STATE
SClsoiERS HOME AT FORT DODGE.
Proposals for supplies for the State Sol
ulers Home at Fort Dodge, Kansas. for
me next six months from January LIST
i9lo, TO July LIST, 1910; for Dry Goods. Gro
ceres, Clothing and Shoes are respectfuIly
On such terms and according to the
speclflcatlons set forth in the Schedules
sent you, or to be sent you on application
10 A M Breese. Commandment, or to
: lanes ames A Smith, Quartermasfer of the
stare soldiers Home aforesaid
Bids will be received at Dodge CITY.
"a haaansas, until IL o'clock M, December nh
l9U9, and then closed: and at said LAST
mentioned time. said bids will be opened
ana aWads made to the best bidders: re-
bids. oiS anu al
BY order of the Board of Managers.
A. W. SMITH, President.
= J. CHURCHILL, Secretary
j. B. 5DOBYNS. Treasurer
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES
One section of best western Kansas
land 2 miles from railroad station. Unlim-
tied supply of water at 20 to 30 it.
at $3.50 per acre if taken at once. $1,000
cash, the balance on time. Address
LA. ND. Care of this office
FOR SALE-Ball box bowling alley, $50
grocery stores, billiard and pool hall,
$1,000, moving picture shows, restaurants
and hotels at bargains. boarding and
rooming houses. acres blocks from
state house, IS 900; houses and lots, alfalfa
mill $12,500; $4,000 hotel to trade for Kan
sas land Other business chances.
A. L. Furman, S11 Kan. ave-, Topeka, Kan
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NOTICE.

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
LeIt at my place October IS 1909 by an
Unknown man, name given as Clark. Iiy-
ing 10 miles northwest of Holton. kan.
one one span Of mares; about six years old:
one Day and one black; weight about on
lbs; one set of light double harness
sets of double work harness, lap robes.
one spring wagon. Owner can have same
charges w. A. Fleischer. Hoyt. Kan.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
CONCRETE CISTERNS, walks 1Oc and
garbage burners, cellar floors, &c. Call
2629-Ring 8. j. NJ. Brain.
GIVEN AWAY DIRT for the hauling, 213
w. 5th. White Star Laundry.
BEST CARPETS AND RUGS woven at
1876 Davies st.
FOR ALL KINDS of wallpaper. call and
see MCGEE S2S Kansas ave.
CALL the Hasty Messenger & Express
Co. Both phones 1882 for quick delivery
of trunks and packages to all parts of the
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Three days sale 1 gallon globe 35c.
IL gal SOC, 2 gal. soc. Trade in your
small globe on gold fish. 400 Kansas.
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1870 Saved

If saving of at least Is per cent
means anything to you, don't over
look the following items:
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Porterhouse steak, ID. .1Sc
Sirloin Steak, .15c
Round Steak, ID 2%c
Shoulder Steak, lb 1Oc; or lbs. csc
Rib Roast lb. .12c
Rump Roast, lb. 1Oc
Fancy Boiling Beef, lb. .....5 sc
Hamburg Steak, Id. 1Oc; or 8 lbs Csc
Fresh Oysters, solid goods, pint. csc
Herring, nice ones, for. CSC
Locust Hill Sausage, pure pork sau-
sage, made in the country, Id. zoe
Pure Hog Lard. in bulk, lib. 15c
Pure Country Lard, in bulk, 1b. TIC
Compound Lard, lb. .....11c
B. Bacon, by the side, lb. .. zoe
Armour's Buttercup. butterine, 1z-lb.
brick .........".... ....... 35c
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FRESH MEATS.

These beef prices good for this
week only, and cut from fancy native
hapf only
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Community Comment.

Overheard by Listening 'Lige.)
What has become of the small boy
who showed his destiny as great
surgeon by always mending the cats
broken Lego" asks a Kansas avenue
doctor.
"A boy will stand for almost any
thing from a girl whom he really
likes. if she doesn't persist in advocat-
ing the Darwinism too much in his
presence" is the remark of the Sage
OF Railroad street.
Another instance is reported of an
economical Jackson street woman, who
saves all of the large apples for paper
weights instead of eating them.
Old timers on the North side say
tbat it is getting healthier every year
because the use of Perfection flour is
becoming so universal.
And it remained for South side
woman to say: Did you go to the
Mick ADO that famous Irish play,
last night? 1 didn't.
A Jackson street woman is reported
to be so economical that she saves all
of the burnt matches to white down
for toothpicks.
"A true sor will forgive his mother
almost anything as long as she doesn't
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NORTH SIDE NEWS
Mrs. Joseph Bullock Asks for
Husbands Parole.
He Killed AndreaS Mauer at
Little Russia Beer Party"
ARE SETTING STAKES.
Engineers Start Work on New
Central Avenue Bridge.
Other Items of Interest About
North Side Affairs.
ARE SETTING STAKES.

Either today or tomorrow Mrs. JOS
eph Bullock, of North Sardou avenue,
through her attorney, will present to
Governor Stubs a petition for the pa
role of her husband. who is in the state
penitentiary at Lansing for killing
Andreas Mauer in drunken quarrel in
Little Russia" about two years ago.
The petition is said to have over 900
names on it, including all of the dead
mans relatives who live in Kansas.
Accompanying the petition when pre-
scented to the governor Will be an am
davit that Mary Mauer. the daughter
of the dead man. is now living IN Port
land, Ore. 1t is understood that the
governor learning that the daughters
name was not on the paper wished 10
be assured that she was not living IN
Kansas before he would consider grant
ing the parole.
Bullock and Mauer were santa re
shop men. The fight which resulted IN
the death of the latter took place at
a beer party. Both men were drunk
Bullock is reported to have struck
Mauer over the head. injuring him so
that he died soon afterwards.
Engineer " r. Parkhurst and John
T. Rogers this morning set the stakes
for the preliminary work of replacing
the old wooden bridge across Soldier
creek on Central avenue with the IRON
span of the Santa Fe bridge which has
been replaced with a heavier structure
The work of replacing the Central aV-
enue bridge will be pushed as fast as
possible but several weeks will pro-
badly be required for its completion
Meanwhile the traffic will have to go
around by way of the Kansas avenue
bridge The new bridge will be fitted
into stone abutments at either end ana
will have concrete and brick floors.
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00-IOTS-No0,
$50 TO s11.

IN Highland Park. Now is a good time
70 BUY before the spring advance in
The water system is now in running
For particulars and location call on
J. C. CHUBB. Michigan Ave.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

6 ROOM house, barn, lots. between S3rd
and 18th, on. Adams st. Cali AIS kansas
ave- w. E. SeQuine.
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FOR SALE-w. suburbs. cheap and easy,
monthly payments; might trade. Cot
tage and acre. 5000. Another 500. Another
Z rooms and 8 lots. 1880. A nice high
building site, 8 lots, E. front, shade and
well, $S5 for ALL Smith, 523 Kansas ave.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
p
RFN FeT.rr rR.~sr-FRs

r. H. Droz and wife to P. H. Hybsk-
mann and c. c. Wadleigh, pit. lot
32-4 and s Topeka ave...............T 900
r. w. Goodrich and wife to G. w.
Euclid Park. an. ... 12o
c. K. Holiday ct al to same, lots 1913
and 200 Holiday St, Holidays add. $50
o. NJ. Chamberlain and husband to j.
w. Stauffer, lots 40 and ~ Shaw
nee ave-, Elm Grove add. ..-.-.....-.. 400
Washburn College to E. Read, lots
$50 and So College ave. add. A. to -.
College Hill add. Observation-Disclosures. 40
M. E. Kendall to D. C. Richards, pit.
lot 20. Kansas ave, N. Topeka
c. Brown and wife to c. J. Smith, lot
I'll Madison St, Holidays add. ...... $500
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PAYMENT HOUSES

ESQ Kansas ave, a choice property con-
slSting OF large new room house, 2 lots,
cellar, city water. cistern barn, shade,
gas light and heat, bath room, elegant
high location. Price $2,SO0.00. Small pay
ment down. Better see this one
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Phones Sos. 5s4 Kansas Ave.
FARM BARGAINS,
Is acre fruit farm Is miles east of To-
peka; no buildings. 5000; will consider To-
peka property,
so 50 acres 70 miles west Topeka. Mission
creek bottom; no overflow; well i'm
proved, timber and water Sc, $50; would
consider good Topeka residence for about
a05 acres Kaw bottom, IA miles from
SIG 900.
240 a. Elk county. Kansas, in oil and gas
belt " mile railroad town. 100 a. cult, 10
a. timber, IS a. tame grass. good improve
ments. $3.50 per acre
For farms and ranches call on or write
w: S. CHAPMAN & CO.,
Land Department, Strauss Agency.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED TO. RENT-A7 or room mod.
ern house, close in West side. Call j
viii Kelley. Phone IA or 1881 Ind. phone
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November II. 1909.
OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council Chamber, Topeka, Kansas,
November s, 1909.
council met in regular adjourned session
at 10y CLOCK D. m. with the following
Gounclimen present: Blakely, Drew, Fink
Eraser, Howard, Hughes, Jordan, Lannan
Miller, Simpson, Stanley-Il Absent
randy Mayor Green in the chair.
claims and accounts against the city of
Iopeka were presented. read and referred
TO the Claims and Accounts COMMITTEES
VINO reported the same back with the
-reco1nmendatlon they be allowed and paid
from funds as follows:
General Rvenue Fund. 64l AZ
SeMer EuhQ NO. ZS................... 2,0S9. 10
Sewer Fund No. 30............,.,,. 266S. Al
Sewer Fund No. 32............... 35S IS
S1 + und- -...................... 997.0S
" HoW Fark FUND. 1875
6TdV!ng Eunq NO. 2................... I7,773.1
Paving Fund No. 3................... 5,S56. So
Total $50 7O5. q
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DISTRICT NO. S-Continued.

Randolph A Menefee Sc Z St nw......... s1O4o
Miss May A Miller Al Adams st nw--- 1000
Mss Edith n. NIeole. III Adams ST. NV. $3.50
Mr.. William T Poole 4OS St NV. 2sl2O4
R. E. Pidgeon. 1907 Harvard st. nw.... 1850
Clarence T. Parker. sl2s 11th St nw... 23s5
Miss Rita schinman. 1862 Harvard st. NV. 1279
Miss Mary =ebbs. s2s Morton St NV. 4OI1
Milton NJ Thorne. 1910 4th ST nw....... 1855
Mr.. Jesse veimeyer. 12Os St NV. 1850
Mr.. Ralph E. Walker. 155 Adams St NV. 1s5725
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DISTRICT NO. l2.

District No. y includes the City OF Alexandria.
Anacostia Congress Heights. and Good Hope. and
ali rural territory from the above cities.
Father Cutler. 80 Duke ST.. Alexandria. 1880
J. P. GaynOr St Elizabeth Congress
Heights D. C....-....-..---.......... u0so
Richard N. Latham. Alexandra. va. 17.O2e
Master Samuel Matthews. Bell Home Ana
ccstia, D. C........-.......-. I29 los
A-r. VIM Priest. 500 n Patrick ST. Alex
andria Va ....-................. l54.4os
Mr. 5. p Pullen, 124 n Royal ST. Alex
andria .-.... ........,.....-............ 1870
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Here Is the List Of Contestants
In The Washington Herads Great Prize giving Contest

to- contestant meb pbh foetwm tkrwaat
Hgtby to
from Hy i rt tt wi he lime i h Eym awen
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n i iyy win II bring n m bFd eh Ia ay yd TnHe $3.50
Home myoor rHyOuae alto ap@
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wun nt Advantage
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DISTRICT NO. 5.

District No includes all that territory bounded
by the west side of South Capitol street and the
south side Of street southwest and the Speed
way and Washington Channel
Miss Isabella Beach. 414 9Th St rw 1925
A. Il. Purdine. Virginia Apartments 7th
St and Va ave. ve.---..-................. 1886
sfr. E J. Dakin. 4Os 18th st. sw......... 35s.sss
Thos K Gallaher. 5i4 9Th ST. sw.......... 295102
w l. Lynn llS2 ~ St sw.............. 1.440
Mr. IL Edward McCann. S27 y st. sw--.- sOsSO
Mr. Geo. NJ. Thomas. sol 9th ST. sw..... 5.s27
Leo +. Z"issler. ia Sth ST. sw............ 27IT
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DISTRICT NO. Is.

District No. Is includes PetwOrth. Brightwood.
Takoma> Park. Silver Spring. Sligo. Brookland.
Langdon. North Langdon. Woodbridge KeniIworth.
and rural territory from the above named places
Miss Lucy Black Silver Spring Nd. 3s15s
MIS-. Albert W. Bowen. 1896 Jackson ST ne 1850
sIr. J R Carson. 709 Michigan ave.
Brookland. D. C........................ 6s56
Claud D. Clayton 40 Longfellow ST NV. H7s0
s1r Chaz S Cole 4s2 Shepherd st NV 1920
Mrs Jennie r Drizgers Olive and % sts
Kenilworth D. C.-..-.--.......-..-..-. sz70
Mr. Frank Favorite TakOna Park. D. c.. lose
Mr.. John ". Johnson Silver Spring. Nd. 24sO4
Henry Utley Milne Columbia and Pine
aves. Takoma Park. D. C..-...-...-. 1870
Miss Ethel Mitchell 1854 Everts St.
Brookland. D. C...-..........----....... 1870
Bir. Herbert ". Rutledge 1000 Kansas
ave nw...-......-. .-...--...........-... e7.s75
Mr. Roland P Skinner. 2sth and Franklin
SITS. Langdon. D C-............-....-.-. s.5Ss
Mr. " A. TrOtter. 500 9Th 81. NV. ss.g9I
Geo. c TurnbaI. Columbia Golf Club... ss7.s45
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DISTRICT NO. 9.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF H street northeast and the
west side OF Bladensburg road. and the east side
OF North Capitol street. including lexington sub
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DISTRICT NO. 8.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF street northwest and the
west side OF North Capitol street to Michigan ave-
nue. and the south side OF Spring road and the east
side OF Fourteenth street
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DISTRICT NO. l.

District No 1 includes all the city of George
towns known that section west Of Rock Creek.
south Of Massachusetts, avenue, east of the Dis
Ntriet line., and north Of the Potomac River.
George w Barnes 1888 St NV. ......... SO2,s15
n Samuel McDev1tt 3114 DumbartOn ave.. 1900
Miss Louise c. Mcmahon 1404 Park I'd NV 1853
+ Mr. Bernard FiMessinger. 1901 SOth ST NV 1871
MRS. Ida Perry. 1890 2Sth st. 1910
EAIrs. Chas Alvin Smith S1IO Dumbarton
ave. Georgetown. .....-.......-.... Ss.35O
n CIOyd Tavenner 1916 33d St nw.......... S1426
Miss MaryiM wilkins, 1928 2Sth St nw.... 244S52
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DISTRICT NO. Il.

District No. Il includes Tennauytown. soner-
set Heights. Friendship Heights Derwood and
Chevy Chase IN the District OF Columbia and
Maryland Cleveland Park. Cathedral Heights, and
woodley Park. and all rural territory from the
above named places
Mr. z A Biggs. Cumberland ave. som
erset Md..........- ................-... II504o
Miss Rosemary Browning S212 Newark
ST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 250.5Os
Miss E. a Cummings Chevy Chase Nd. Ss0s5s
Miss NJ G. Canaghan. 1901 Grant Road
ave- TennalIytown. D. C................ s475
James Douglas. Chevy Chase Golf Club. Is3940
Ernest L Johnson 400 Wisconsin ave.
TennaHytown. D. C---.-.-.--.---....--. 22sss9
Lawrence Pyle. 1919 Newark st......... 1880
William PEBBLES. Somerset West Chevy
Chase. Md-........ ..................... 2s1 $50
Samuel Riggs, Rockville. Md............. 1IIo
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DISTRICT NO. z.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF L street northwest and the
side Of North Capitol street and the south
side Of street northwest. and the east side OF
Fourteenth street.
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DISTRICT NO. 2.

District No-:2 includesaau that territory bounded
bysthe northz side of sstreet northwest and the
west side OF Fourteenth street northwest 10 the
.extremity and the east bank OF Rock Creek
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Mr. Stewart NJ Angelo. 124 Seaton St NV 117o
Mrs Allie Sharpe Balch 1926 Euclid 81 19S qo9
w. D balinser' t@4 harvard St NV. 35l.5O0
Pink" Bowie. $50 Westminster st NV 9oo-o
sidney I. blshop' lSS Adams st. NV I2S.675
Mrs. NJ. E Puts I65 Adams St NV. 1sas
Mr. Nicholas Buxmeyer. 1882 9Th St NV S27
w NJ c. Cheseldine, 1I6 Adams ST NV asa
Miss E. c. Claytor 1929 14th ST NV 40
Scott Dampier 12S L st......... ooo
Henry W Draper. 1903 Fairmont st 450
Mr. John 3. Eckenrode. 17l2 1st st NV oes
Robt ". Farrelly, PALS 1st St nw III 900
Walter Fowler. jr. 1910 Irving St NV 2la
r. A Ford 1872 Harvard ST NV. 9a4 o9-
Mrs. Eds NJ Frost. e2s Westminster st NV 1oro
MIS- l. A. f-eeman 20 ST nw.......... 1905
Mr.. Francis J. Ford. 1922 Harvard St NV 3seo
a s. Genisi 600 Irving st. nw...... 2sao
William J. HARRISON. jr. 1s45 18th ST. NV 7eO
D. s. Hoover. 212S 1st ST. nw..... 5s7 O9s
Mr.. Jos. A. Hurney. 22O7 18th St NV o7o
Mr.. Isaac Haas 272s 18th ST. nw... 100 e4o
Mrs J. H Kettner. ia Adams ST. nw 4So
Mr. Frank Mark. 81 Bryant st. nw.-..- ssss5
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DISTRICT NO. 8.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
byt the north side Of L street northwest and the
west side OF Fourteenth street the south side OF
street northwest and the east bank Of Rock Creek
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Mr.. Paul Allen. ss9 L St ne.........-.... 21sS4
Mr- r. b Buckley. 11Os Fla ns...... 24sI2
M P. J. COnlOn. 722 L St ne............. 1879
Philip Kronhein. s2Os 18th St nw...... 1000
Mrs Laura v Erickson, SIS n 81. ne...... 5.7Is
Mrs Robert T Frailey, i245 n Capitol ST.. 1878
Geo. B. Johnson 7o9 Mich ave ne-...--.. Io4s
Mr.. Harry c. Johnson. So st. ne........ 237.72s
AIRS. N c. Gallagher. sI2 9Th St.. w $500
Mr.. E K. Richardson. \. Cap. ana P sts.. 1858
Charles J. Tweedale. 1874 Morse ST ne. 1000
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DISTRICT NO. 4.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
yNthe north side OF z street northwest the west
sideiof Fourteenth street northwest and the south
side OF L street northwest and Rock Creek and
the Potomac River.
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DISTRICT NO. 6.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by imaginary line through them all. from the
Capitol to Fourteenth street the south the west
side OF North Capitol street. the south side OF L
street northwest and the east side OF Fourteenth
street northwest
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DISTRICT NO. Is.

District No. IS includes the state x Maryland
and territory not mentioned IN the ether named
districts
Edward Anderson. Rockville 8fd.-----.--. 1000
Miss ElenOra E, BOllnan. Indian Head. Nd 1000
Chester A. A Purras. Frederick Md. 1858
Edith R. ChappIen HughesviIIe. Md. $4,000
Mr. Harrison Rodgers Gore Upper Marl-
borO. Nd. -.---..-.....-......... 444So
Miss Ethel Chant Daniels Park Md. so2s4
whiteheId GraysOn. sharpsourg. Md. 1850
jas A Hall. Empire Canal zOne.......... sss.7Oo
Miss Fannie Reid Hancock. Md..-.... 1900
Miss May McCrobie. Oakland. Md........ 1850
Miss Laura SOthoron. HughesviIle Md. 1882
Miss Hazel G. z. shaw Glen Echo Nd. II45
Miss Julia R Weed. Seabrooke. Ad........ $4,000
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Mr.. Morris c. Coburn. 72o 22d st. nw.. $3.50
Rachel Brill Ezekiel. $50 goth St nw-..... I21O
Mr.. Theddeus Fairfax. SOC 18th ST nw 3s14
Preston Gibson, 1114 Vermont ave.. s264
Mr.. John NJ Guy. 1910 n. H. ave. nw...... 1880
Jack w. Henry, 1912 st. nw............. 1s45
Mr.. Frank C. He'll. 2S1S H St ....-.. 1888
George Henderson. cor Va ave and Wash
inston Circle. Plaza Apartments. 24s5
Mr.. Clarence B. Hight. tr-. 1928 st NV. s2272
w B. Holtzclaw. 17O5 Pa ave- nw........ 294272
Mr.. F. H. Jemison. T. S Treasury -..-..-- 45127O
Mr. r. D Jones. 2212 G ST. aw............ 1880
Mr.. John r. Newman Bureau Engraving
aid Printing -......................... 1905
Mr. w Scott West. S2S 22d St nw.......,. sI7OI2
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Mr.. Dwight Anderson 52s 18th st. nw.... 1920
"Bandy," AIS lst St nw....-.....-.-.--. 36S0
Mrs. David E Davidson. 704 10th st. NV. L10O
Mrs. Mary V. Doyle 5Is 4th ST. NV. $3.50
Jimmy Flynn. 515 18th st. NV. ........... 2SSO72
Mrs. Sybine Grossart. 419 Sd ST. 3S05
Henry L Henderson, 9th and F SITS 1000
Mrs. Agnes p Hickey. the Astoria. Sd and
q sts- N.Y.. -.------------. 1slSS
Miss Annie Louise Hunter. 4O7 &th ST. ". 1850
Lillian Linkins 92l 18th 81. nw........... s,s40
Mr.. Wm II. Lepley 467 II st nw-...--..-. 47s22
Mrs J. Johnson $50 eth St nw............ 3027
H. c CBiliken) Meyer. 724 18th 81 nw-..- IS7s2S
Mr.. Charles c. Mayer. 467 c st...-........ 2Sl04s
Miss L. Mitchell the Palais Royal. 1040
F. F. Murray 5O7 9Th ST nw.............. 1883
y. T. Morgan. Burton Hotel, 226 " Cap. St 46.021
James F. Neale. 602 F st. ............. 272550
MI Harry 3. Plowman. 511 sth st nw.... 16.20s
F. A Rockar. 1905 ST nw.............. 212.s56
Miss Grace Ross. 525 18th st. nw.......... I.7s0
Marion r Rodgers. VentOsa Apartments 1,O4O
Mrs. Bessie Ryan Kingman Bldg......... 10000
Miss Mary Siggers 3Os F st............ 54T.41o
Mr Edward F. Schmid. 7I2 18th ST. NV. 400
Mr. Walt Ward. 40 5th st. nw....-....... 1855
Miss Fannie Work. 1880 7 NV. the
Brunswick. No ...-......... 1880
Miss Maud Wills. S22 n. Y. ave. nw........ 17S1S9
F. W. WatzeI 500 18th ST. nw............ 2.760