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TENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION 
 of the 
 
 Capital Camera Club 
 
 APRIL 22d to 30th, 1901 
 
 in the 
 
 HEMICYCLE HALL 
 
 of the 
 
 CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART 
 
OFFICERS 
 
 WALLACE C. BABCOCK, President. WIFFIAM F. PFABODY, Secretary. 
 
 WIFFIAM P. HFRBST, Vice-President. Dr.W.F. DIFFFFNDFRFFR, Treasurer. 
 F. B. THOMPSON, Fibrarian. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 WAFFACF C. BABCOCK. 
 WIFFI AM F. PFABODY. 
 WIFFIAM P. HFRBST. 
 
 C. F- FAIRMAN. 
 
 F. M; tofman. 
 
 F. B THOMPSON. 
 
 J. W. F. DIFFMAN. 
 
 H. P. SIMPSON. 
 
 J. MARSHAFF FITTFF- 
 R. F. FOGAN. 
 
 FDW. J. DAW. 
 
 W. F. DIFFFFNDFRFFR. 
 
 KATF S. CURRY, 
 
 ROOMS, 11 and 12, 
 lOlO IT Street IST.W. 
 
AUTUMN IS HERE. 
 
THE DAISY FIELD. 
 
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ART JURY OR SELECTION, 
 
 Mr. JAMES HENRY MOSER, Chairman. 
 
 Mr. H. HOBART NICHORS 
 
 MISS MATHIRDE MUEDEN. 
 
 Mr. RICHARD N. BROOKE- 
 
 Mr. THOMAS W. SMIRRIE. 
 
 EXHIBITION COMMITTEE. 
 
 WIRRIAM P. HERBST, Chairman. 
 
 W. S. DAVENPORT. 
 
 H. P. SIMPSON, Secretary. 
 J. MARSH ARR RITTRE. 
 
 J. W. R. DIRRMAN. 
 
T T is with great satisfaction that the Capital Camera Club submits to 
 the lovers of art and of the beautiful in the Capital City the best of 
 its work, and also of the amateurs of the District of Columbia, during the 
 past year. 
 
 As an evidence of the high standard by which the pictures were judged, 
 it may be stated that of the entire number of pictures submitted for a place 
 in the present exhibition more than forty per cent were rejected by the Art 
 Jury of Selection. 
 
 Those selected are divided into three classes, Class Special, which is 
 mentioned elsewhere, and classes A and B. A excels artistically, while class 
 B is technically less so, but still meritorious. 
 
 The exhibition, as a whole, represents the careful, serious work of the 
 advanced amateur, whose only motive, it is needless to say, is love of art. 
 
 The Club takes occasion to put on record the sense of its great obliga- 
 tion to the Art Jury of Selection for the careful selection and the painstaking 
 care exercised by its members in the examination of the pictures submitted 
 to them, and to express its appreciation of the impartial manner in which 
 they discharged the delicate and exacting task committed to them. 
 
 The Club also desires to express its gratitude to the trustees of the 
 Corcoran Gallery of Art for their kindness in granting the use of its 
 beautiful Hemicycle Gallery for the purpose of this exhibition — a new 
 expression of that uniform spirit of practical altruism which has ever char 
 acterized them in their attitude toward art and artists. 
 
 For our cover design and posters, we are indebted to Mr. Tom Hall. 
 
PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE. 
 
 WALTER D. WILCOX. 
 
CLASS SPECIAL, 
 
 Pictures possessing: conspicuous artistic merit and so design 
 nated by the Jury of Artists, acting: also as hanging: committee* 
 
 1. The Missal Jueia Bueeock. 
 
 2. Resignation Juua Bueeock. 
 
 3. Portrait, J. M. L Kate S. Curry. 
 
 4. The Sacred Song ESTEEEE Coeeins. 
 
 5. Sheep Study. Edw. J. Daw. 
 
 6. Portrait, My friend Mr. Peabody Edw. J. Daw. 
 
 7. Daybreak J. W. L,. Dieeman. 
 
 8. Homeward ChareES E. F airman. 
 
 9. The Author at Work S. Bernie Gaeeaher. 
 
 10. A Bobtail Flush Frank S. Haines. 
 
 11. Chinese Girl coming from Market Chas. W. Hadeey. 
 
 12. Chinese Beauties Chas. W. Hadeey. 
 
 13. Study of a Head Wm. P. HERBST. 
 
 14. Determined Wm. P. Herbst. 
 
 15. Portrait, T. J. F J. Marshaee FitteE. 
 
 16. The Daisy Field John A. Massie. 
 
 17. Au+umn is Here FSTEEEE G. Mozart. 
 
 18. Cosmos T. A. MuuEETT. 
 
 19. Portrait, Miss D W. F. Peabody. 
 
 20. Sheep W. F. Peabody. 
 
 21. Portrait, Mr. Holmes W. F. Peabody. 
 
 22. On the James River, near Newport News. .W. F. Peabody. 
 
 23. Portrait, Miss M W. F. Peabody. 
 
 24. Portrait, Miss P W. F. Peabody. 
 
 25. Midwinter, Canadian Rockies Wai/ter D. Wiecox. 
 
CLASSES A AND B. 
 
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 W. S. Adams, 
 
 116 Eleventh Street, S. E. 
 
 26. Winter Class A 
 
 27. In Rock Creek Park Class B 
 
 28. Moonlight Class B 
 
 M. Louise Anderson, 
 
 1321 T Street, N. W. 
 
 29. A Cosey Corner Class B 
 
 30. A Pink Tea Class B 
 
 31. An Old Time Game Class B 
 
 32. After the Day’s Sport Class B 
 
 33. Amateur Florists Class B 
 
 34. Eventide Class B 
 
 35. Spring Class B 
 
 Joseph W. Anderson, M. D., 
 
 1321 T Street, N. W. 
 
 36. Adoration Class A 
 
 37. Winter Class A 
 
 38. An Interesting Story Class B 
 
 39. Feeding Time Class B 
 
 40. Mignon Class B 
 
 41. Suzanne Class B 
 
 Waeuacb C. Babcock, 
 
 9x1 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W, 
 
 42. Dover Class A 
 
 43. Irma Class A 
 
 44. After the Rain Class B 
 
 45. En Masque Class B 
 
 46. Off Mercer Point Class B 
 
 47. Piero Class B 
 
 48. Salting the Sheep Class B 
 
Anna S. Brooks, 
 
 1307 K Street, N. W. 
 
 49. A Cool Retreat, Argyle Class A 
 
 50. Under the Spreading Oak Class A 
 
 51. A Bit of Nature Class B 
 
 52. Lights and Shadows Class B 
 
 53. Stairway and Column, Congressional Library Class B 
 
 Juua Buttock, 
 
 Hyattsville, Md. 
 
 54. A Study Class A 
 
 55. Elizabeth Class B 
 
 56. Portrait of a Boy Class B 
 
 Chartes H. Coe, 
 
 205 F Street, N. W. 
 
 57. Desolation on a Mountain Top, Western North Carolina. . .Class B 
 
 58. Short-Off Mountain, Western North Carolina Class B 
 
 Ctaudia Stuart Cotes, 
 
 1515 Thirth-first Street N. W. 
 
 59. Some Virginia Trees Class B 
 
 Miss Essie Cottins. 
 
 60. Alone in the World Class A 
 
 61. Aunt Phoebe Class A 
 
 62. The Rest Class A 
 
 63. Study of a Head Class A 
 
 64. When de Cohn Pone’s Done Class A 
 
 65. Ole Mammy Class B 
 
 66. Study of a Head Class B 
 
 67. Study of a Head Class B 
 
 68. The Irish Model Class B 
 
 Ctarence Corson, 
 
 911 F Street, N. W. 
 
 69. A Brown Study Class B 
 
Kate S. Curry, 
 
 1510 Ninth Street, N. W. 
 
 70. Happiness Class A 
 
 71. The Take Class A 
 
 72 . The Masker Class A 
 
 73. The Old Mill. Class A 
 
 74. Portrait, Frank S- Pierce Class A 
 
 75. Woods in April Class A 
 
 76. A Disturbed Siesta Class B 
 
 77. A Neighborly Call Class B 
 
 78. Innocence Class B 
 
 79. Mammy’s Darling Class B 
 
 80. The Trysting Tree ...... Class B 
 
 W. S. Davenport, 
 
 207 Eighth Street, N. E. 
 
 81. In South Cheyenne Canyon Class A 
 
 82. Moonlight . Class A 
 
 Edw. J. Daw, 
 
 1516 Twenty-eighth Street, N. W. 
 
 83. A Meadow Brook. Class A 
 
 84. Almost Home Class A 
 
 85. The Bend in the Road Class A 
 
 86. The Old ’Squire Class A 
 
 87. The House Beyond. . . Class A 
 
 88. Sunrise Chincoteague Island Class A 
 
 89. Portrait J. W. B. , Class A 
 
 90. Moonrise Chincoteague Island Class B 
 
 91. Sheep Study . . , Class B 
 
 W. E. Dieffendereer, 
 
 616 Twelfth Street, N. W. 
 
 92. A Flower Study Class A 
 
 93. A Forest Road Class A 
 
 94. Balmy Spring Class A 
 
 95. Bartholdi Fountain Class A 
 
DETERMINED 
 
 WM, P, HERBST. 
 

 
COSMOS, 
 
CHINESE GIRL COMING FROM MARKET. 
 
 CHAS. W. HADLEY. 
 

A BOBTAIL FLUSH, 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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96. Castle Gate Class A 
 
 97. House Reading Room, Congressional Library Class A 
 
 98. Nature’s Picture Frame Class A 
 
 99. The Latest Magazine Class A 
 
 100. A Mountaineer’s Home Class A 
 
 10 1. Stairway and Arch, Congressional Library Class A 
 
 102. A Scene on the Canal Class B 
 
 104. Crystal Cascade Class B 
 
 105. Fancy Portrait Class B 
 
 106. Home of the Brook Trout Class B 
 
 107. Jackson Falls Class B 
 
 108. Last Load Class B 
 
 109. Nestle Nook Class B 
 
 no. Percheron Class B 
 
 in. Ruth Class B 
 
 112. The Glove Class B 
 
 1 13. The Lovers’ Tryst Class B 
 
 1 14. The Old Oaken Bucket Class B 
 
 1 15. White Mountain Sugar-Camp Class B 
 
 J. W. L. Dieeman, 
 
 1017 P Street, N. W. 
 
 1 16. Listen to a Story Class A 
 
 1 17. Portrait, W. S. Davenport Class A 
 
 1 18. And Evening Draweth Near Class B 
 
 1 19. American Falls, Niagara Class B 
 
 120. Happy Childhood Class B 
 
 12 1. The Capitol Class B 
 
 J. Erwin Esters y, 
 
 Thirty-ninth and T Streets, N. W. 
 
 122. In the Woods Class A 
 
 7 23. A Bit of Nature Class B 
 
 124. Landscape Class B 
 
 Wm. C. Ewing. 
 
 501 Seventh Street, N. W. 
 
 103. J eunesse Dored Class A 
 
Charles E. Fairman, 
 
 i 006 F Street, N. W. 
 
 125. A Summer Afternoon Class A 
 
 126. The River Path Class A 
 
 127. Japan Class A 
 
 128. Yum Yum Class A 
 
 129. Morning Mist Class B 
 
 130. The Home on the Pike Class B 
 
 13 1. The Iyullaby Class B 
 
 132. Wash Day .Class B 
 
 Arthur P. Fer l, 
 
 1014 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W. 
 
 133. A Busy Night, March 3, 1901 Class B 
 
 134. I’m Waiting Class B 
 
 Fenton Gall, 
 
 409 G Street. N. W. 
 
 135. A Portrait Class A 
 
 136. A Portrait Class A 
 
 137. Independence Class B 
 
 138. The Calf and its Friend Class B 
 
 S. Bernie Gallaher, 
 
 704 B Street, S. W. 
 
 139. A Portrait Class A 
 
 Thos. Burnett Gardner, 
 
 1509 T Street N. W. 
 
 140. The Approaching Storm Class A 
 
 141. Beech Trees Class B 
 
 142. February Days Class B 
 
 143. Rock Creek Class B 
 
 144. The Old Willows Class B 
 
 145. The Path in the Woods Class B 
 
 E. E. Gross, 
 
 1722 Seventeenth Street. 
 
 146. A Portrait Class B 
 
Frank Haines, 
 
 601 Spruce Street, N. W. 
 
 147. A Rough Rider Class B 
 
 148. The Fortune Teller Class B 
 
 149. The Lost Cause Class B 
 
 Chas. W. HadeEY, 
 
 1425 R Street, N. W. 
 
 150. Chinese Servant Lady Class A 
 
 15 1. Chinese Beauty Class A 
 
 152. Chinese Baby out for a Walk Class A 
 
 153. Good Night Class A 
 
 154. After the Storm. . . Class B 
 
 155. California Coast at the Golden Gate Class B 
 
 156. Kin Gee, Chinese Cobbler Class B 
 
 157. Reflections Class B 
 
 158. Shady Pastures Class B 
 
 Wm. P. Herbst, 
 
 2500 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. 
 
 159. Moonlit Clouds Class A 
 
 160. Moonlight on the Potomac Class A 
 
 161. The Moon’s Silvery Reflections Class A 
 
 162. Portrait, Mrs. H Class B 
 
 163. Portrait, Mr. M Class B 
 
 Euuot P. Hough, 
 
 Interior Department. 
 
 164. Along the Upper Potomac Class A 
 
 165. A Thoroughbred Class B 
 
 N. H. Kent, 
 
 1412 S Street. 
 
 166. First Lessons Class B 
 
 167. Portrait of a Child Class B 
 
J. Marshau, Littuf, 
 
 210 F Street, N. W. 
 
 1 68. An Old Friend Class B 
 
 169. Portrait, Miss W Class B 
 
 170. Who’s Afraid Class B 
 
 John A. Massif, 
 
 1001 G Street, N. W. 
 
 171. A Landscape Class B 
 
 172. Down on the Farm. Class B 
 
 173. In the Meadows Class B 
 
 174. Landscape Class B 
 
 175. Old Fort Bunker Class B 
 
 176. On Rock Creek.. . Class B 
 
 177. The Deserted Camp Class B 
 
 178. The Old Barn Class B 
 
 179. The Poplars Class B 
 
 Estfuuf G. Mozart, 
 
 1217 Princeton Street, N. W. 
 
 180. A Shady Nook Class B 
 
 181. The Day is Done Class B 
 
 182. Topsy Class B 
 
 T. A. MuuuFTT, 
 
 14x1 F Street, N. W. 
 
 183. Black-Kyed Susan Class A 
 
 184. The Bride Class A 
 
 185. Early Morning in the Pasture Class B 
 
 186. Still Life Class B 
 
 187. The Passing Clouds Class B 
 
 HFRSFY Munrof, 
 
 United States Geological Survey. 
 
 188. A Colonial Dining Room Class B 
 
 189. New River, North Carolina Class B 
 
 190. South Fork, New River . Class B 
 
DAYBREAK. 
 
PORTRAIT, MISS P. 
 
 WM, F. PEABODY. 
 
PORTRAIT, J. M. L. 
 
 KATE S. CURRY. 
 

 

 W. F. Peabody, 
 
 United States Coast Survey. 
 
 191. An Oyster Boat at Anchor at Hampton, Va Class A 
 
 192. Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg, Va Class A 
 
 193. Landscape with Cattle near Smithfield, Va Class A 
 
 194. Looking at the Moo Cows Class A 
 
 195. Sunset on Chesapeake Bay Class A 
 
 196. Sunset at Arundel on the Bay Class A 
 
 197. The Road to the Lock Class A 
 
 198. Portrait of E. J. Daw Class A 
 
 199. Portrait of J. W. L. Dillman Class A 
 
 200. Portrait of F. Geoghegan Class A 
 
 201. Portrait of Dr. F. M. Seebold Class A 
 
 202. Child Study Class B 
 
 203. Jo Class B 
 
 204. In Hampton Creek, Va Class B 
 
 205. Outward Bound Class B 
 
 206. Portrait Study, Miss A Class B 
 
 207. Portrait, W. C. Babcock Class B 
 
 208. Portrait Study, Miss V Class B 
 
 209. Portrait, Dr. W. E. Waters Class B 
 
 210. Yorktown Street Class B 
 
 F. S. Pierce, 
 
 2024 I Street, N. W. 
 
 21 1. In an Apple Orchard Class A 
 
 , 212. In Winter’s Grasp Class A 
 
 213. Pathway to the Spring Class B 
 
 Chas. H. Roesch, 
 
 1227 Thirteenth Street, If. W. 
 
 214. Cedar Lane, Virginia Class A 
 
 ! 215. Nature’s Sleep Class B 
 
 I. Wai/ter Sharp, 
 
 18 Quincy Street, N. E. 
 
 j! 216. The Great Falls Class B 
 
 | W. Sieas SheETz, 
 
 614 Twelfth Street, N. W. 
 
 217. A Relic of the Past Class B 
 
 218. Great Falls of the Potomac Class B 
 
Dr. F. M. SEEBOED, 
 1324 New York Avenue, N. W. 
 
 219. Snow Drop Class A 
 
 220. Before the Storm Class B 
 
 221. Evening on the Potomac Class B 
 
 222. Four-Mile Run Class B 
 
 223. Rock Creek Class B 
 
 224. Another of Rock Creek Class B 
 
 225. Siamese Twins Class B 
 
 226. Stairway, Congressional library Class B 
 
 227. Travelers Class B 
 
 H. P. Simpson, 
 
 1307 Yale Street, N. W. 
 
 228. Trees, like sentinels, by the water’s edge Class A 
 
 229. In Early Winter Class B 
 
 230. Morning at Sea Class B 
 
 231. Portrait Class B 
 
 232. Portrait of Professor E Class B 
 
 J. Johnson Story, 
 
 233. Total Eclipse of the Sun, May 28, 1900 Class B 
 
 F. A. ST. Ceair, 
 
 1319 T Street, N. W. 
 
 234. The Happy Family Class B 
 
 Samuee E. Tatem, 
 
 1421 W Street, N. W. 
 
 235. Landscape Class B 
 
 E. B. Thompson, 
 
 313 Fifth Street, S. E. 
 
 236. An Early Riser 
 
 237. Capital Vista 
 
 238. Helen 
 
 239. Clouds 
 
 240. Looking Pleasant 
 
 241. Evening on the Potomac 
 
 242. Twilight. 
 
 243. By the Brook 
 
 Class A 
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 .Class B 
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Mrs. Kate A. WaeTon, 
 
 808 Ninth Street, N. E. 
 
 244. A Bit of the Park Class B 
 
 245. A Scene on the Ohio Class B 
 
 Dr. W. E. Waters, 
 
 The Stratford. 
 
 246. Sun Behind a Cloud Class B 
 
 Walter d. Wiecox, 
 
 1526 New Hampshire Avenue. 
 
 247. Beech Trees, Rock Creek Park Class A 
 
 248. Crossing the Stream, Rock Creek Park Class A 
 
 249. Harbor of San Juan, Puerto Rico Class A 
 
 250. In the Enemies Country, Northwest Plains of Canada Class A 
 
 251. Take Aline, Canadian Rockies Class A 
 
 252. Mount Assiniboine, Canadian Rockies Class A 
 
 253. The Pride of the Village, Martinique, West Indies Class A 
 
 254. Hawaiian Landscape, near Honolulu Class B 
 
 j 255. Hawaiian Landscape, near Hilo Class B 
 
 Heeen E. Wieeiams, 
 
 1531 O Street, N. W. 
 
 256. Child’s Study Class A 
 
 257. Edith Class A 
 
 1 258. Going to School Class A 
 
 | 259. Portrait Study Class A 
 
 ! 260. Portrait Class B 
 
 261. Dreaming Class B 
 
 Thomas P. Woodward. 
 
 ! 262. On the Canal Class A 
 
 263. Morning Glories Class A 
 
 264. After the Storm Class B 
 
 265. Artichokes Class B 
 
 266. Jonquils Class B 
 
 > 267. Morning Glories Class B 
 
 268. Narcissus Class B 
 
 269. Still Life, Grapes Class B 
 
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 wants, and to give intelligent advice when 
 asked. 
 
 You are cordially invited to inspect my 
 large and complete stock of Cameras, Ko- 
 daks, Albums and Photographic Supplies^of 
 every description. 
 
 Pullman develops, prints, enlarges, makes 
 Lantern slides, etc., etc. 
 
 He has free dark rooms — call and see him. 
 
 Tell your friends. 
 
 Remember . . . 
 
 PULLMAN, 
 
 Branch Store, 459 Pa. Ave. 420 Ninth Street. 
 
A good negative is worthy of a good print. To bring out 
 all that is best in your negatives, to preserve the detail, yet 
 secure the softest and most delicate black and white effects use 
 
 VELOX 
 
 A few second’s exposure and a few more for development 
 make 
 
 NEPERA CHEMICAL COMPANY, 
 
 Division of the General Aristo Co., 
 
 NEPERA PARK, N. Y. 
 
 For sale by all dealers. 
 
TOLIDOL 
 
 AN AMERICAN DEVEL- 
 OPER FOR AMERICANS. 
 
 The most flexible of all developers, and one 
 that does not stain or injure plates, paper 
 or fingers, and can be used repeatedly. 
 
 Crisp, clean and clear negatives and brilliant 
 prints accompany the use of TOLIDOL. 
 
 Pure Agent, per oz. 60 cents, per lb. $8.00. 
 
 Prepared developers in packets, tubes and concen- 
 trated solutions— ready for immediate use. 
 
 SENSITOL 
 
 A single solution sensitizer that makes brilliant 
 and indelible photographs on linen, cotton 
 and other fabrics, and on plain paper, note 
 paper, postal cards, etc., etc. It is sensitive 
 to arc electric light. 
 
 Thousands of photographic sofa cushions 
 were made with SENSITOL this past winter. 
 
 PRICE : — Trial size, 50 cents; regular size, $1.00. 
 
 15 cents extra by mail or express. 
 
 Send for the new, free, 
 
 “PHOTO POINTERS” 
 
 CHICAGO CHEMICAL WORKS, 
 
 150 Fifth Avenue, 
 NEW YORK. 
 
 135 Fulton Street, 
 CHICAGO. 
 
A MATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY 
 
 is a great institution providing intellectual en- 
 joyment for the million, rich and poor alike. 
 
 THE METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 
 PROVIDES PROTECTION FOR THE MILLION, RICH 
 AND POOR ALIKE. . . . 
 
 In evidence we submit the following facts : 
 
 It has a present clientage of over Five Million 
 Five Hundred Thousand policy-holders protected 
 by more than Nine Hundred Millions of insurance. 
 
 Its assets are over Sixty-two Millions ; its lia- 
 bilities Fifty -three Millions ; its surplus over Eight 
 Millions. 
 
 The payment of over Two Hundred and Fifty 
 death claims daily tells of the good it does. 
 
 In the City of Washington alone there is over 
 one hundred and fifty actively employed repre- 
 sentatives, any one of which will gladly respond 
 to a call and place on a suitable risk a policy of 
 from One Hundred Dollars, premiums payable in 
 weekly installments, to One Million Dollars, pre- 
 miums payable annually. 
 
 Special attention given to amateur photographers. Address, 
 ROBERT COOK, Superintendent, 62 to 70 Loan and T rust Bldg. 
 
ARBUTT’S 
 Dry Plates 
 Celluloid Films 
 
 CUT SIZES. 
 
 ECLIPSE for Portraits and Snapshots. 
 Orthochromatic for Color Values. 
 Non-Halation Double-Coated. 
 
 B 16-20 for Copying Views and Architecture. 
 
 Single Coated Plates with Columbian backing (introduced in 1893), 
 at advance of 10 per cent, on list price, produce a perfect non-Halation 
 Plate. 
 
 LANTERN TRANSPARENCY PLATES UNEXCELLED. 
 CARBUTT’S Metol-Hydro Developing Powder — a Universal 
 Developer. 
 
 CARBUTT’S Acid Fixing Compound — for Plates and Develop- 
 ing Paper. 
 
 The above obtainable of all dealers. 
 
 JOHN CARBUTT, Manufacturer, 
 
 Keystone Dry Plate Works. Wayne Junction, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
 
PLATINA-BROMIDE 
 
 VINCO 
 
 KING OF DEVELOPING PAPERS. 
 
 MADE IN SIX GRADES. 
 
 Carbon Matt, Rough Matt and Glossy, Slow Contact. 
 
 Special Rapid Smooth for Portraits and Enlarging. 
 Special Rapid Carbon Matt for Portraits and Enlarging. 
 
 Special Rapid Rough Bromide for Enlarging. 
 
 Sample dozen 4x5 or Cabinet size, with a VINCO print and sample of our Metol- 
 Hydro Powder, mailed to any address upon receipt of 25c. We are sure you will be 
 pleased with VINCO. Order of your dealer, and if he cannot supply you, we will. 
 Price list mailed at request. Orders for Vinco sent by mail or express prepaid on re- 
 ceipt of list price. Exposure Meter sent free on application. 
 
 JOHN CARBUTT, Manufacturer, 
 
 Keystone Dry Plate Works. Wayne Junction, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
 
Graphic Cameras 
 
 Absolutely the Highest Grade and 
 Most Complete Cameras Made. 
 
 REVERSIBLE BACK CYCLE GRAPHIC. 
 
 3X X4 X* 12 inch Bellows $38.00 
 
 4 x 5. 16 “ “ 38.00 
 
 5 x 7. 22 “ “ 48.00 
 
 6^ x 8 Yz. 26 “ “ 58.00 
 
 8 x 10. 30 “ “ 72.00 
 
 Graphic Cameras are distinguished 
 by their superior finish, originality and 
 beauty. Made in 25" different styles. 
 
 SHEETZ & BISHOP, 
 
 Sole Agents for Washington. 614 12th St., N. W. 
 
SOME FEATURES OF 
 OUR BUSINESS. 
 
 Bromide Enlargements and Transparencies made to 
 any size on the premises. Our apparatus is the latest im- 
 proved and most complete. 
 
 CARMYL, the best developer for VELOX, Bromide, and all 
 developing paper. Excellent for plates and films. Made on 
 the premises. 
 
 Dark Rooms, for developing, for the use of our friends 
 and customers, without cost. 
 
 PICTURE Frames in great variety. 
 
 We get our DRY PLATES, FILMS and PAPERS frequently in 
 small quantities to guarantee freshness. We will furnish you 
 the latest emulsions. 
 
 MONTAUK CAMERAS, the best made for the money. 
 
 SHEETZ & BISHOP, 
 
 The Progressive Photographic Stock House. 
 
 614 Twelfth Street, N. W. 
 
ART PICTURE AND 
 FRAMING DEPARTMENT. 
 
 We carry in stock, ready for immediate use, all the regular 
 size frames in all the popular woods, as well as 350 styles of 
 mouldings from which we make to order any style of frame 
 desired. 
 
 Our stock of ready-made ones, at most reasonable prices, 
 is the largest in the city, and the dark colored frames are par- 
 ticularly suitable for platinum and other prints. 
 
 We have a Picture Frame Factory on the premises, thor- 
 oughly equipped with the most modern machinery, thus en- 
 abling us to execute orders for any design in frames or mats. 
 
 We would also call attention to our etchings and carbon 
 and platinum reproductions of art subjects, in size and variety 
 sufficient for all tastes. 
 
 WOODWARD 
 & LOTHROP. 
 
NEW IDEAS IN 
 PLATINOTYPE.. 
 
 Do you know our New BB ? 
 
 Try the effect of a print on NEW BB 
 mounted on the ALUA REMBRANDT. 
 It will delight you. 
 
 Sample portraits on the “Alua,” 15c. 
 
 Sample package of paper and developer, 
 New BB, 4x5, 25c, by mail on receipt of 
 stamps or cash. 
 
 WILLIS & CLEMENTS, 
 
 1624 Chestnut Street, 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
Acme Halation Destroyers 
 
 MAKE PERFECT NEGATIVES. 
 
 H ALATION can be avoided by the use of double coated plates, 
 but they are slow to expose, slow to develop and slow to fix, 
 and where there is movement in the picture they cannot be used. 
 Backing is a messy proposition to put on or take off. Ready 
 backed plates are only to be had in one brand and cost a third 
 more than unbacked. 
 
 The Acme Halation Destroyer is a chemically prepared sheet, 
 is moistened with a damp brush or sponge and squeegeed to the 
 glass side of any plate. You still continue to use your favorite 
 plate, the speed of which you know, and make it a non-halation 
 by applying a destroyer. When using isochromatic and other 
 color value plates and these destroyers, you can secure true color 
 values without halation. Plates backed with them give clean, 
 crispy negatives free from fog. The destroyer absorbs part of the 
 light which passes through the negative and reflects the balance 
 at a ninety degree angle, so that the halation caused by the light 
 reflecting back through the negative is done away with. Invalu- 
 able when exposing against the light, for snow scenes, interiors 
 where windows show, night photography on street, wood open- 
 ings, sea shore views, making enlargements or reductions in the 
 camera, etc. 
 
 TWO DOZEN IN A PACKAGE- 
 
 4 xs per package 15 cts. 5 x8 per package 30 cts. 
 
 4%x6J4 “ 20 cts. 6%x8J£ “ 35 cts. 
 
 5 X7 “ 25 cts. 8 xio “ 40 cts. 
 
 GEO. K. HAZLITT & CO., 
 
 373 Dearborn Street. CHICAGO, ILL. 
 
 Catalogue mailed for the asking. 
 
JESSE L. HEISKELL. 
 
 JNO. E. McLERAN. 
 
 HEISKELL & McLERAN, 
 Real Estate Brokers. 
 
 Money Loaned at 4, and 5 Per Cent. 
 
 On Real Estate in the District of Columbia. 
 
 Agents for Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Company, of 
 Hamburg, Germany ; Rochester German Insurance Company, 
 of Rochester, N. Y.; Potomac Insurance Company, of the Dis- 
 trict of Columbia. 
 
 1008 F Street, Northwest, 
 
 Telephone Main 668 WASHINGTON, D. C. 
 
 HOUSES RENTED. 
 
 RENTS COLLECTED. 
 
THE SUCCESS OF THE SEASON. 
 
 Nehrings 
 
 Portrait Anastigmat 
 
 F. 5. 
 
 The Ideal Objective for Home Photography* 
 Will Fit the Shutters of all Cameras* 
 
 No* 1, 4x5 - - Price, $15* 
 
 No* 2, 5x7 - “ 20* 
 
 No* 3, “ 30* 
 
 No* 4, 8x10 - - “ 40* 
 
 Our 1901 Catalogue will give you points to produce 44 Prize 
 Pictures*” Send for it* 
 
 U. NEHRING, 
 
 16 East Forty-second St. NEW YORK. 
 
Just ♦ ♦ . 
 
 No. 3 Folding Pocket Kodak with Goerz Double Anastig- 
 mat and new Automatic T I B Shutter, complete , $61.50. 
 
 If you have a Kodak, we will fit a lens and shutter for 
 $14.00 less. 
 
 Married 
 
 GOERZ 
 
 LENS^and 
 
 EASTMAN 
 
 KODAKS 
 
 We are now) ready 
 to supply our Goerz 
 Double Anastigmat 
 Lenses fitted to the 
 Nos, 2 and 3 Folding 
 Pocket Kodak and 
 the Nos , 3 , 4 and 5 
 Folding Cartridge 
 Kodak , 
 
 This lens and 
 shutter may be de- 
 tached for use on 
 other cameras . 
 
 Dealers should 
 a l wo ay s send in 
 Kodaks wjith their 
 order , 
 
 For prices , circulars, etc,, apply to your dealer, or to the 
 
 C. P. GOERZ OPTICAL WORKS , 
 
 52 East Union Square , NEW YORK . 
 
 Main Factory at Berlin, Germany . 
 
 Branch Factory at New) York, U. S. cA., 130th St, and Park oAbe. 
 
Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh Street* 
 
 PICTURE 
 TAKERS . . . 
 
 will find an intelligently assorted stock 
 of everything used in Amateur Pho- 
 tography, from the Cameras that catch 
 the picture to the developing and fin- 
 ishing chemicals. In fact it is the only 
 COMPLETE stock in town. 
 
 Our prices are not only the lowest 
 — but LOWER than anybody else’s — 
 and you know what it means to be 
 able to save legitimately. 
 
 SAKS & COMPANY 
 
Factory of the 
 
 A. M. Collins Manufacturing Company, 
 
 No. 527 Arch Street, Philadelphia. 
 
 Manufacturers of Card Mounts for both 
 Amateur and Professional Photographers. 
 
 Their products sold by all Dealers in Photographic Supplies throughout the 
 
 United States. 
 
 Ask your Dealer for the Whitiyn or No. 847 mount. They are the latest 
 designs v for the Amateur. 
 
New York Plates 
 
 are unexcelled in speed, brilliancy 
 and cleanliness. They give the 
 utmost satisfaction for portrait work 
 as well as for landscape or com- 
 mercial work. 
 
 Booklet on application. 
 
 Factory and Main Office, Guttenberg, N. J., U. S. A. 
 
 Chicago Depot, 69-71 Dearborn Street. 
 
This Catalogue is from the press of the 
 
 PATENT RECORD 
 PRINTING COMPANY, 
 
 Our facilities for doing first-class 
 : : printing are unsurpassed. : : 
 
 618 F Street, Northwest, 
 
 Phone 31 East. WASHINGTON, D. C.