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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-08-20
WOMAN TUX
FRIENDS ADVICE
And Found Health In Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable
/ Compound.

/ was SO miserable
I didn't know what
to do. ] suffered
from bearing down
pains, my eyes hurt
me, / was nervous,
dizzy and irregular
and h ad fem ale
weakness. / spent
money on doctors
but got worse all
the time.
ga friend told me
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-08-20
Could Afford 1t Now.

Could Afford 1t Now.
''Why have you cut that lady who
has just passed? Yesterday you were
most cordial towards her"
THAT is my dressmaker, and paid
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-08-20
Window, Kansas.
ment which caused

about the Pinkham remedies and / took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and was cured. / cannot praise
your remedies enough for know / never
would have been well if / had not taken
it. Miss MARY A. HoRNER, Route
No. 2, Box Al, Window, Kansas.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-08-20
Consider Well This Advice.

COIGSlOeE w eli Ills AuV1CCs
No woman suffering from any form
of female troubles should lose hope UNI
til she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal in
gradients of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for nearly
forty years proved to be most valua-
bic tonic and invigorator Of the fe-
male organism. Women everywhere
bear willissetestimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23

ASSAULT AT
PARKERSBURC

Special Disps;ch to the lntelligencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. July 22.-
Local authorities are tonight bafYled
by what promises TO be a murder mys-
terry before many hours have passed.
Small boys pls> ing ON Fort foreman.
an eminence overlooking this city.
This evening r:scovered the almost
lifeless body OF a middle aged man
weitins IN pool Of his own blood.
with :, terrible wound in the back of
his head as well as other INJURIES.
From letters found in the mans
p0rkets he is Gilbert l.. Powell. OF
Grafton. W. Va. who has lately been
employed at Clarksburg
Powell was removed TO St Joseph's
Hospital but has never regained con.
sciousness. and II is feared that the
story or the attack upon him will
never b- learned from his lips. The
authorities believe thar PowelI's
wounds were inflicted with an axe aud
that a woman figures in the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
TURKISH ACTION
MAKESSITUATION
MOST DELICATE

LONDON. July e--Thc European
concert is faced by the most delicate
and difficult situation. rcquirinr In.
exercise of tho utmost diplomatic tact
f hurop" o. not to be- plunged into a
general war by the Turkish rc.occup,.
non oi Adriauoplo and Kirk Kili.sefi
bulgaria. helpless. sees tho fruits Of
h"r dearly won yictoiic. suafcbed
from I"r hand. and while ucrofist. ,ne
Tor am armi-ticc are proceeding I'm n
i'i-ur"Iy manner 90 NiSh. the t;reaks
ana S"r'ians continue 90 push their
advantage
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ERIE ROAD
TO JOIN THE
CONFERENCE

NEW YORK. July The Erie
road informed the board ~ mediation
and conci.iation tonight that il would
return 10 the conference committee of
managers that Is handling the eastern
railroads side of IN" controversy in
VolvnE the threatened strike ~ 81. 900
trainmon ana conductors Through
President =. r.. Uudcrvo ood it was an
nouncsd that the 81 stem was prepared
TO accept any awards made 10y any
federal arbitration board appointed TN
der tho Ncwlands act.
VICE President Stuart. of tho Erie
submitted tu the mcdEturS a m,sagc
from Mr. Underwood. who is on q
fishing trip in Wisconsin. Aiier in
dirating the roads willingness 20 re-
turn to the conference tho message
concluded
In case the advance in wages e.
granted the Eric Company proposes
To ask the mon 10 defer the effective
date until January ]. 1915
Tho position taken by the Erie re-
lieyed the tenseuCss % the railroad
situation az once. The mediators ap-
pcared 10 believe that the roads will
soon withdraw their stipulation that
their own grievance be- submitted for
arbitration along with the mems de-
mand for better wages.
Tomorrow morning tho mcdia'ors
Viii confer With the managers and
they hoped 10 night 90 be able 10 an.
nounce soon thar an agreement has
been reached in the arbitration dead
lock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Bribery Trial Nearing
A Close: Sensation Is
Created by Defendant

Special Dispatch 20 the Tnteligencer.
COURT HOUSE. W f B S T r r
SPRINGS. W. Va. July 22.-Pleading
that "a new birth OF freedom be given
the citizens of West Virginia" Thos.
c. Townsend. prosecuting attorney of
Kanawha county. opened the argu-
ment for the state in the summing up
speeches to-day in the bribery trial
OF DR.. II. F. Asbury, legislator from
Putnam county. The Kanawha pros
ecutor argued that he held no malice
against the defendant but that IL was
better to sacrifice one man than TO
permit the right OF the citiZenry at
the state to be placed ia jeopardy and
held as a plaything 10 he barRainef
with as "A corrupt legislator might see
NJ. disreEarding his obligation 10 MS
state and society.
Throughout tho trial Asuurv has 800
an undertonc called Witnesses 'airs
and applied Other remarks. NAM 0f
them were heard hv the jury. aftor-
ucys and witnesses on tho stand.
When Townsend sought Co.. show fn"
inconsistency or tho dcfendauf dur.
IuC his argument Nshurv renewed his
tactics. Hearing his remark Town
send severely arranged the defendant
for his attitude for calling witnesses
and attorneys liars. His attornets ap-
pcalc1 that the prosecutor cease his
verbal attack Tho court warned fhe
defendant that q repetition CO.. his
tactics would not Dc permitted and
Asbury said he would ffr 90 control
himself. "But Z meant What said
hc hissed. His aftorucys had 60 con
stantlv admonish Tho defendant that
no must cease remarks when witnesses
we're t'stiftIng.
Euf three - Tho eight affor-
spoke 'odar. Gte VIII speak tomorrow.
each bcing allowed an hours time.
Besides TpWneo1d. pros'cufing attor-
ney " g.. Wnodd.I o. Webster opun-
o. spoke for rho state and y. o.. DYER
a local at'oru'. opened for rho do
fen-o. Tho closing arguments viii t-
made D." g.. ~. Morton fpr th. state
and r.. a. GroRorr for fnr defense.
Instructions Favorable.
The instruction 20 tlr ury gro h".
'eved 20 BOO moro facorsblo for 'hr
icfensn than they we're in tho last
JuR-trIIl which preceded. AMI arc
l0f ~ strong a- they were in tho case
1f senator lI s. Smith. fh" fr.t briJo
ecker fo b. convicted Those given
1y the court fo das. which rauu-sI
1ue hour 90 read. presided That ID.
tcOnuuusd on Page EiEhtJ
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Mulhan Retracts Most
Serious Charge Made
Against Rep. Watson
LA LUssYIsT SAYS HE WAS IN ERROR IN STATING THAT
WATSON WAS IN THE EMPLOY OF PRIVATE INTEp
EsTS WHILE MEMBER OF THE HOUSE
Reported That Watson Was About Indictment Agan ~
nan 1or Criminal Lbel-Cannon Proved Stumbling.
Block in the Tariff Commission Fight

WASHINGTON. ID. c. July %
Martin VI. Mulhall. professed ex.
lobbyist for the National Association
OF manufacturers. to-day retracted the
most serious charge he has made he
iore the senate investigating commit
Tee. he swore yesterday that former
representative Jams T.. Watson. of
INDIANA, had been employed by pri.
Nate interests III 1909 while he was
sun member of the house 10 work
TOT tariff commission bill. He tes-
tihed to-day that what he had sworn
10 was wrong: that Watson was not
member of the house at the time.
reports that Watson. who Is in
washington. was about to ask the Dis
trict OF Columbia grand jurv to indie,
Mulhall for criminal libel were heard
about the investigation room all morn.
ing Mulhall volunteered his re,rac-
tlon shortly after the noon recess H.
said he realized his mistake when he
saw The date OF tariff conyention
10 De held in Indianapolis in February
1905 The committee did not ouestion
Mulhali about the discrepancy in his
sworn testimony. but Watson is al.
ready under subpoena and will take
the stand later.
Just before the close of the session
70 day the Mulhall letters began 10
reier 10 efforts 10 secure Cardinal Gin
Dohs. Presiding Bishop Daniel = TIM.
tie' OF the Episcopal Church of Amer
ict' Ambassador James Bryce tho
a. justice Brewer. Vice President
sherman. Senators Borah and DolIi-
yer ana other prominent men TO sneak
IN - Louis during course of lee.
lures 10 be given by the Citizens. In.
uuS'ridi Association. Cardinal Gib-
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CONSIDERING
VIRGINIA DEBT

.tI iHsfHf.f O. f.e frfsiIiear-rr
NfIESrpN IS NJ. rtf. -
NfricIr ~ tte NIrr rfI Debf commits
.'W t'FI IfIr today fur tho urfrrf.s.,
'. u.hNifE iulfHer invest cation into fh.
e.i.f nHw rfrd.rE hefwefr NIraIfifa srf
l.I- -iai" IhufedaF fIrt wIU 20 -
N % NlLfi"H whore ru FIidsr an irf0rr1-
f' fnfifrrn.n u'll lo held with e. come
r-'.n fFI' cFcntrE Virginia and th~
r.ii. I HNureFI Those Irsa..uf I'd frs
SONS Hff IIfEe John M Mason.
chairman. nf rlIrnlrf IS b rVetfs
|frI'' ilfr.r EII.krr MtffaErIra.
.fnr- IrrlHHf k.rwrnI r1sr5h
'NIf"N fIH. F.IH" ft Nnurr
I."s tHf.r.r. o. H.rrr..r ra.--
81 -nH.E 'Hrr 80 Wfmufrr. graufa-
l' H't'rH NI.sH ktnntH Will
fH I' 'f. Lands. John o. fTH.r.a
'..'f.. f.s Dr.. nf Tr.I rrL
"' f.r ..ur..--..r vas aI.-
-r. .H.It.
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bons was mentioned I'm several let.
ters between Mulhall and +. G.
Schwedtman. secretary to Presidents
van Cleave. OF the National Associa-
ton OF Manufacturers. finally Chair.
man Overrnan asked for an explains
tion.
don't believe saw the Cardinal
on that mission" said the Witness
i only saw him once"
Mulhall said the association was or.
sahlzed Tor the purpose of delivering
educational lectures and keeping the
slde OF the people interested In II be-
fore the public.
Has IL anything to do with lobby
work? he was asked.
Yes. sir; 1t was organized TO pro-
tect Its members or TO work for legis-
lation II wanted"
legislation against labor7r
es. sir: legislation against labor
Is II on the same line as the Ma
'lonai council for Industrial Defensep >"
Muihall swore il was. and that IL
Nas constituent member OF that or.
eanization.
Men Did Not Know.
cardinal Gibbons and those o,ba,
distinguished men did not know what
the association wanted them ~ r,sIe
lectures for-they didn't know the
,Sa. ai o. ooJect OF the organization. did
'he! asked Senator Nelson
NO. sir said MulhaU Tho cor-
hittee did not ask him further abon,
the one visit ne said he had msde
upon the Cardinal.
when Mulhall was up in Danburr
tohh.' IN June. 1909. working on the
FAMOUS strike of the Danbury hatters
tcontinued on Page Etght1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Mexican Situation
Acute and Causes
Intervention Talk
MEXICAN BRIGANDS THREATEN TO KILL ALI. AMERICANS
IN THE MADEIRA SETTLEMENT-WIRES ARE DOWN
THREATS MAY HAVE BEEN CARRIED OUT.
Resolution Adoption of Strong Policy of Protection
Causes Lively Debate-Gunboat Wheeling Sent to
Scene to Protect American Interests

the part of senators OF the gravity
of the Mexican situation and the
necessity for a determined stand by
the United States.
Denunciation of the policy o. delay
on the part of the Taft administra
tion was emphatically pronounced by
Senator Fall and blamed by him for
the present critical situation, which
ne said. could have been prev ented
by sterner national pOlirr. This
declaration was approved tN Senator
Lodge. Of Massachusett>. Who express
cd disappointment that the new pres
ident and now secretary oi state had
not inaugurated a different Mexican
policy. That the delicacy OF the situa-
ton was keenly appreciated was
evinced by the insistenc. of many
senators. led by senator Bacon. chair
man Of the foreign relations commit
tee. that any proposed pronouncia-
men'o be deliberately and seriously
considered before being acted upon.
Called Up Resolution.
senator Fall called Gr Al~ resolution
wh!ch would commit the government To-
iuli protection "f the Constitutional
ShfS "t american citizens 800 fureisn
nations That the r-~oiuti"u was Iii
ieCted against Mexico senator Bacon
declared could not h- rtuoeti"d and. IN
m"Ning O." refer 10 To- th- foreign rela-
ttouS committee. no asserted that
w "rdS ar~ very serious things some
fimf~ and ttis j. on. of th.. times"
senator W orS~. Of 'alifuru. assert
iug that the fsll resolution Constituted
= declaration that the United states was
rft pared To make was ou MeN'cp 10 Am
ericHns there were not protected. urged
tnat no haStN action No taken senator
faI aNerfed that every act ~ his had
been promoted with the earnest desira
to present war. Action ou the reSoiut-
ion today was prevented and Il Went
to the calendar for future disposition.
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Serious Threats.

Ell PASO. Texas. July 22.-Threats
TO kill all the Americans IN the MADEIRA
settlement, burn the big MADEIRA lur-
Der mills which supply the El Paso
Milling company with lumber. and rsze
every American house in the camp
were made last week TO the Pearson
company. a. a result OF the hsrborins
Of the American eo~rer after they
had killed two Of the bandits Of e.
Moeho Mariners brisand band.
Telegraph wires are down and the
officials of the MADEIRA company and
friends of the Americans in MADEIRA
are afraid the bandits have already
carried out their threats.
The briesnds are preventing any one
from, leaving the camp.
Many OF the Americans in the camp
have their wives and children with
them.
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strikers and Guards
In Riotous Clash on
SteubenVille Streets

,..r,.,I,l.Iat -. I,l.Iat.h To the Inteuig-ncer.
SiEl BENNlLLE. O. July %
riotous clash between strikers ana
The mill guards at the Pope fin pIa,,
occurred on Third street this af,ar.
noon, three blocks from the nIsn,
'lubs were used on both side and
missiles we're thrown. Deputv sberins
and police took lively part in oualI.
'"S the riot. and they arrested three
MIN guards on riot charges. The mill
guards. ." in number. came out OF the
mlti IN body and marched threa
squares with their right hands in
theIr pockets. as if they were resting
on weapons. They proceeded three
squares 70 the yelling OF 'Scab," be-
Tore the strikers pickets clasbed with
them. some excitement was caused
by a special policeman firing TWO
shots during the melee
Ihe grand jury returned two So
'ret indictments this afternoon against
strikers on riot charge Capiases
ar" our for fhoir arrest
body Of about sixty strikers wont
10 NeirtOn. W Va. this afternoon IN
make demonstration against the
men ar work in another open sbop
pant Of tho Phillips sheet and Tin
fIaie Company a. that place. They
Icit without being able TO induce any
oi the Weir'on men 10 quit
Grifiths Dies.
constable Geo. Griffiths. the denufv
who was shot IN yesterdays riot died
This afternoon after making a gallant
struggle for life Saline solution kent
him alive for hours
\ crowd Of - Pope Tin Plate strik.
ers were in The crowd that went ON a
NeW Cumberland branch train "a
Neirton. As soon az they alirbted
from the train the Wcirton mill Whis.
tIe Die" and the people leaned otTr 10
iook the strangers over. The mill
guards followed them about and kent
them OF the mill property and on tho
hlEhNay superintendent Williams
CT the Pope and his chafeur went
over and helped keep the crowd ON
IN" move and away from mill proper.
y till they LEFT on a train for
Steubeuyille
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TIE wBArHrR

WAsHfHoToN. July 22.-rorscasfs
west WtrEinta-rair warmer Wsdnea-
dag, Thursday showers and sofnewhat
cooler.
western Peuusyivauia-ratr wsdnss-
day. showers and somewhat cooler at
ttaht or Thursday. moderate southwest
90 west winds
Ohio-SfowerH Wsdueadav afternoon
or night, and PROBABLY THURSDAY. souns-
whFA cooler Thursday; moderate vsra-
bic sinda
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WASHINGTON. July 22.-The Gun
boat Wheeling today was ordered to
Frobtera. Tabssco State, Mexico,
where revolutionary activity has en-
dsnsered the lives and property OF
Americans. She will sail from Key
West tomorrow morning. The gun
boat has $50 blue jackets. but no ma
rines.
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Lively Debate.

WASHINGTON. - G.. July -
An attempt by Senator Fall. OF New
Mexico. 20 force the senate 70 enunci-
ate strong policy OF protection for
American citizens in foreign countries
to-day precipitated a lively dehateI
which demonstrated appreciation on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
TAX IS
DISCUSSED BY
SENATOR BORAH

WASHINGTON D D. July 30
Public discussion of DO" proposed new
income tax came for The first time
in the senate today when Senator
Borah began an ANALYSIS az The in.
come tax provision OF thr tariff bill
and q comparison OF conditions in this
cUuntrv vifh those in England. France
and other uatioua ~ her Immense rev
enues are obtained Do. direct taxation
This was the hr.i break in Tho pro.
gram ~ tariff ratio di cueeion which
began saturday l' foiiored the con.
Guiding address hy senator Smoof.
Uho for tao days had aualyzcd the
ueN rates and duties OF the : mmons-
Und"ra ood bill. and had criticized the
m'a-fir" because of .t- departure from
fue protective policy. ana because Of
fs alleged inouualitio4
senator H0rah- address fro ho ron
'Iuurd fO-morroN. held tho close aftcu.
lion of Republicans and Uomocrlfs
alike throughout fho hour ur hli tur
foOr lle declared In income f1e. fo
%" an effective sfraInf upon tHr eA.
'r1varauc'- of 90 nation. should I.
distributed over fho small incomes Y
every citizen would f.el ifs cnotta.
frr4ue" of Tho great burden of iudi.
rect 'HVr. borne hf American citizens.
however Senator l.urah said fhI. prin-
r'pi' could moi hr applied lu rho Unit.
'f States ON fhr coufrart. hr ur.rd
fNHf fhr &i.uTn exemption Used hr tho
"uHf~ committee. l. raised fY tho
sfprp figure nx,d Do, fha house 600.
dor 'h" l"adershIp o. Chairman ru.
dsrw00d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
CLASH OVER
PARCEL POST
REDUCTIONS

WASHINGTON. ID c. July ~
Concerted opposition has developed in
Congress 10 Postmaster General Bur
leson's order reducing parcel post
rates and increasing tho maximum
size Of packages 10 be handled in the
service The order vas issued sun.
day. 10 become effective August H..
and today the Senate postOfice com
mittee requested Mr. RurIeson To ap-
pear before the committee next Thurs.
day with an explanation o' the au-
thprity for mis- action.
This was the FIRST step in What prom.
ises 10 be bitter contest. When the
Postmaster General has been heard
the committee IS expected 10 under
take 10 have Withdrawn before Al.
gust H. any authority Ee may claim
Congress has given him 10 change
rates and sizes. u was contended in
the committee that the proposed
changes would entail an enormous
loss 10 the government. and some az
the members complained s'renuou.Iv
that the Postomce Department had
failed 20 furnish Congress with data
concerning 90" operation or tho mar.
col post Apparently there Ut4 mo-
difference ~ opinion be- tine comuiffs.
as 20 whether fhe Postmaster General
should change fhc rates. fanmprrsfa
and Republicans agreeing that ouIy
congress ought 10 have This ppper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Fifty Killed and Equally as
Many Injured i'm Frightful
Holocaust at Binghanton

BiNGIiN ANTON. y y. july ~
FIFTY persons wer. killed. according
20 lat" estimate and as many in
Iured. dozen of them mortally. in q
IRE which swept th" iour.-torv fac
tory building of the Binghamtou cloth
inG company this afternoon. Tn, tIc-
Tins Wer" chief, women and giri.
Early tonight Twenty-Five hudIe-
had been recovered In the tifv hos
piial and in privat" institution are
thirty injured. Some fWo score Dor.
sons are know 10 have ceca4Df a.
Or by miracle from the buldius
which burst into flames like , tludor
SoX and beCdm" roaring su-race al
most iu no time after tine first al.rri
Was sounded
about l.a persons were iu 'le fac.
tory when the fire broke ou' Tho-.
unaccounted for. or most of 'h.p arc
believed fo boz stiii BOO The red loot ruins
uf fhc structure
Around ihc scene OF fhc ssf.t-fro. s,,
ih" grrattsf fhis c.ty aa- e,e- ku.,,u
thousand- tonight watched tho t.-.
cu'rs work in the .Iar. of .rr.a b,a
search lEhfs. many boo fh. Great
ihrong being raiued ouI. av .,.
cio~cl' drawn polio" lines from -r.l.
inc INTO iI" ruin. 'o seek il. Loqias
OF relatives or friends
water in many streams is In.r-
poured into on" fnry uif ffsr "a t.,,
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o." 't."nil-hm"n' As fHr ruin v.f,
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entered. mon went forward fo
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quickly away
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23

'Con'inued on Page Eight)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-04

Leave your little wants at
The Star Branch.
One in your neighborhood.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES
eosrd 4 Mct;nirc. 9th and I SITS.
Criswelis Drug Store. 7th and T SITS
Fred p. Campbell: Drugs; 1903 Georgia ave.
centner Drug store. Itth snd SITS.
GclSsnherE. Bs,saa Of a, ,nf orr I'll
Hoftzcaw's Newsstand. l7oS Pa. ave.
Interior Dept. sta and r. Postal Telegraph.
K'n T:r Sons ca Can 1 .ss na Bureau
Paul Pear-,n Druggist. 18th and Florida ave.
r. n. Ridxeway Pharmacy. Conn. and Fla. aves.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery Store
WHOM Station Postal Telegraph
United States Capitol, Postal Telegraph.
oui Quiz nf Drug Store ae 2fss and q sts.
GEORGETOWNs
o'DcnnelIs Drug Store. 32nd and sta.
p Eide, I rhsrmacy. ~; 2sth s and etc.
NORTHEAsTs
Kenealy:s Pfsrmacy 4 Cap. and cts.
Taylor Lamb. 18th and Z. Cap: SITS.
Lincoln PARK Pharmaey. is.h and East Cap. sts.
sOUTHEASTs
Thompson Drug Co.. sth and E SITS.
~ S. Fealy. Druggist. nth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST
18th st. wharf. Postal Telegraph ocn1e.
sullivan's Drug Store. 7th and d str.
ANACOSTIAs
Bury's Drug Store, ZOO Nichols ave.