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I .ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers.
~ 1907 q

MENTAL FURNITURE OF ALL
KINDS, COMPRISING
UPRIGHT BRADBURY AND EMERSON PIANOS
HANDSOME PARl OR SUITES. HANDSOME
3BONY AND CHERRY FOLDING Bf DIS, EIE-
CANT CRETONSE BED ROOM SUITE
WITH BRASS BEDsTEAD, MIRROR-FRONT
CATCHES. OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES. MASSIVE WALNUT SIDEBOARD
NUT BEDSTEAD. sIDEBoARis, HATRACKS
E EXXTEnNsI0N TABLES DINING ROOM
CHIFFONIERS. WARDROBES. PICTURES
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, FINE ORNA.
i MENTs, t a! e., lot sEGoSD,HANB BOOKS.
RATED BUREAU, WASHSTAND. FOLDING
BED AND CORNER CABINETS, BLANKETS
TABLE CLOTHS. LADIES, COAT. MAT
TKESSES, PILLOWS AND BoISTERs AND
EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR HOUSE
KEEPING.
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER TwENTY-SIXTH
1892. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. within our new and
spacious sales rooms. 1907 G street. We will sell (rsi
shinej an elegant collection of Household Furni-
ture both useful and ornamental and those search
Of such goods will find IN this sale splendid oppor-
tunity to select desirable articles.
AT TWELVE NJ
A Fine Brougham, Victoria, Coupe, Rockaway
Ladies' Saddle and Bride, several Horses, &c &C.
NAT LATIMER SLOAN Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTrRE DAVIS
BERNARD LEONARD. Real Estate Broser.
ID 80 az 81 sw

RERNARD LEONARD. Real Estate Broser.
- 80 a. 81 sw.
Two-sToRy FRAME DWELLING NO. S3t a
STREET BETWEEN TILTED AM FoI-R-ANn-
A ALE ST. re : SOUTHWEST. AND Two.
STohf FKAaE DWELLING ON ALlEf IN
1892 Al FOUR O'Clock p " WI ssii in front nj
feet ~ inches on the north side q street. hy der IA
Of IL. :eet inches 10 3ofoot alley. improved by
s-story frame dweilinE ,,so
Immediately after. will sell frame dwelling alley
Terms; One half casa. balance six ana twelve
os OF e1O0 required 81 time OF sale Conyeyancing
--I :, '''-'- THOMAS BOWLING SON.
n24-dts Aucuoneers.
u ATrLIFFE DARR co.. AactioneerS
IMPORTANT SALE OF ALL THIS wELI.KEPr
CONTAINED IN IRE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
No. 1888 I STREET NORTHWEST BY ACC-
On IUEsDkY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTY
NINTH. lS.r,. CoMMENCiNG AT TEN O'CLOCK
we vii sell by auction AZ the above aned residence
,2 aEEbs III Il P pr P5AN so IR ykE
LACE CrRTAiNs. I'LAMBhEoriNs AND P6iR,
THERE'S. ROSEWOOD WALNUT. CHERRY. OAK
hl sfRINa sk f naIE AR kSb ST Boz
SIERS, BLANKETS. SHIFTS. BOOK CAsFs
Library TABLES, Easy CHAIRS. MASTEi
PorsIE wkEbRoBfsn ~ sifbnFhb6aRbNsS L kip hNp
SION TABIEs. DINING CHAIRS. CHINA AND
T6R yELVhf. MaqpttPP r" A shIy kEtHP1 SsIS
MD orHER CARPETS TliR0TGHoUT THE
HOUSE. KITCHEN REQUISITES. Sc.
called. u
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co.
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DUNcANsoY RRos.. Anc,.. eth .na p.l. .
CHANCERy SALE OF A COY HOME IN sroDGr-
TOM, BEING HOUSE No. 3402 FIRST CoR \

TOM, BEING HOUSE No. $40. FIRST or <
STkFETN. " y
BY yirtuc Of decree Of Che Supreme Court 81 the
bistrlct OF Columbia, dated the 18th e October 1871
ana 'sS>el IN certain cause therein depending in
Nh'h hoo%rt n Phillips culull ain art and Harry
pgle defendant, the undersigned trustees ~ m sali
Al .uhic auction on WEDNESDAY,, THE SLY.
ENI nI n.tFNBER. lSre. At FDTR- THIRTY
O'CLOCK NJ. in front If the premises parts q. lo+s
seventy and seven in Beatty ana Hawkns : adj H.
lion 70 GEORGETOWN, che same beng b.und.d as FOL
lows Is ginning az uoint in the south line Of First
Stree, a. the end OF linedrawn westerly said strt
twenty three feet nine inches from the southwest In
tersec,ion Of First end Frederick streets and nm,
nerce south aud parallel with Frederick seven
ty-one fe;; thence westerly ard parali.l vt Fi-st
sHe,r fourteen feet six inches. thence north and
parable with first line -one toef to the ION ii
me OF First street hen with said First street fonr
teen Ieei six inches 60 the place ~ besinniny
Ter ms ~ sale As 'riDed by decree as neutad y
court IN general Term: One thir! cash aud tho
RESUME IN one and two years from dav Of sale
Win interest from said date for which ta notes IL
the llg a-er VIII be taken secured hy decd 81 ~,
on the Property. or all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser deposit q: 500 will he required when The
property is struck OF. An cunv.yancng 81 cost 81
the purchaser IL terms of not compile, with
within ten days after sale the trustee re-eryes Tie
rst TO resell the property the and cost Of the
defaultlng purchaser after five DAYS alverti sainau
JOHN MAEBUnf. Jr.. Trustee,
I ST a
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VNHOMAs BOWLING & son. Auctioneers,
IL Y Sf

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HORSES,
CARRIAGES, HARNESS. ETC, WITHIN OUR
AUCTION ROOMS; 6l2 Z STREET NORTH
WEST. ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY
SIXTH. 1897, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
EMBRACING IN PART
Paror ! rniture, Mantel AMI Pier Mirrors, Oak and
Walnut Chamber Suites odd Bureaus. Washstands
Hair. H. and e. and other Mattresses. W.
Beds: Extension Tables. c. s. and other Chairs,
Heating and Cooking Stoves. a number of New and
Second hand Noquette. Smyrna. Body Brussels Rugs
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. &c.
ALSO, Al TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Several Horses, Carriages, Harm So, &c.
n2E2t THOMAS DOWLINIi & SON AucAs
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". PRESTON WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
No. 912 Y IT. NV.
L CAREII, WILLIAMSON Trustee


LIMITED STATES MARsHALS SALE. by
" virtue Of writ of heri faeias issued ont OF the
clerks ONCE o, the Supreme Conrt Of the District OF
Columbia and to me directed. will sell at pub &c
SALE for cash. H. front Of tnecourt door said
District. on Friday, the Oh day q December le Il
defendant In and 20 the described property
20 wit: Lots numbered hve to- six e6) and (7b
In square numbered eight hundred and twenty mine
900 in the city Of Washington District of Colum-
bia. with ali and singular the improvements thereon
seised and levied upon a. the proe1y OF Harry Lanl
yogt and viii be sold to satiiy execution No. Hf56l
1t Law In favor Of william J. Frixxsl. =
DANIEL Il RANSDELL
RlIcLIFTE. DARR : CO..
Aucsaonssra AIS 10 dGfnesx2a
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Regular Saturday Sale of Household Furniture Par
Tor and Bed Room Suites and Sets in variety. Bed
steads in Walnut and Oak. Bureaus, Stands
Tables. Oak Extension Tables. Sideboards. Mantel
Mirror. Lounges. Couches. Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses. Co.'s and other Furniture, a number of
New and Secondhand Heaters and Ranges Parlor
Cooks. &c. Secondh hand Ingram and Brussels Car
pets and Smyrna RUGS and other goods necessary
for the household at auction at sales rooms
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTY
SIXTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK. 1t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAMS.
I ATINER q SLOAN. Auc,,cn..rs,
IL lsOs Gst.

II lso7 ast.
SNAIL Ior OF HANDSOME AND wrIH.Krrr
HNIsfHolD FrkNfTuEE CONTAINED IL
nhSlpa &c, No 1918 STREET NORTH
ON MONDAY, NovEMBFR TWENTY rfGHTH.
lSs2. ccmmenctns At HAlf-pAST TEN O.cfflCk
A. NJ. AZ the residence OF gentleman da--lfnins
housekeeping We viii S~il 10 the hiEh :, daer az
following well-keft furnturc IN. malar uortt,yn "A
which - nearly new and q excellent quality:
Rev silk iArlor >rits With Iaiiee' onl
Secretary. Mahogany Antique Gard Tsia~-
Iesther-coNe.ed LCrnee. tiaitop D-sk Ru-S
.hairs. Hall hacs. Han and Nantel clock Oak
Extension ralae, Black OAK IeatlI~r-,oy@rs.i nn-
ms ChaiFs " + sidehosrd. Walnut ws-irai-s,
OAK aud Walnut Chefonirr~. Walnut taamls-s
suite, hsnd-om- Cherry ieds;ead with c sifonief
and NAsh-iAnd 90 match. Sinele Oak nea-fsal
with Chif nier and Stand Mirrors. Talet Wa
lecturcs. kitchea Requisites. &C. kc
nESdts IATINER SLOAN. Ancfion~.rx-
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IrNITFn SrATFs ,iARSuAI, s,IE NY VII

/ E. H
tue of writ of fie-i fsclas ssI,ed out Of the clerk.
ohce OF the uprene Court OF the District Columbia
and to me directed will sell at public sale for cash
q No. 621 Louisiana ave. n. city of Washinytun
District Of Columbia. on MONDAY, THE TWENTY
O'CLOCK A. ~. all the right litie claim and Interest
OF the defendant in and TO the following described
property TO Wit:
One lot Sewing Machines. Parts Of Machines kr
&c. comprising finished nIa~hine-. PARTS
arms, frames. wooiworks also one (1) Iarre Iron
Safe. seized and levied upon the property OF Isaac
j. Johnson. and will be sold - satisfy execution No
:s}0Gl, in favor of James c. Addison.
DANIEL VI. RASSDELI,
RADCLIFFE. DAER CO.,
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I ATlMER FLoAN. Aucttoneers. l4o7ast
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UPRIGHT BRAD
BURY PIANO

BURY PIANO
BY virtue of a chattel mortgage dated 9Th March
lssS and duly recorded in iiher No. l3Oi folio 3Si
e seq 81 the land records OF the District Of Couin
pA ana the direction ~ the party secured thereby
viii sell At public ancton, within the sales rooms 81
LatiIner sloan, 1fc1 q street, Was tngt m n a.
on SATURDAY NOVEMBER TwENTY-sINTH
1SR at HALF-PAsT FLEVEN O'CLOCK A ",
ONE UPRIGHT BRADBURY PIANO. No iTsol
STYLE b, as mentioned in said uorteage
I re,h as oash- F. q. SMITH.
TINS
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u ATcLIFFE. pAEG q co. AucrIoNEERs.

PEEEMPToRy SALE BY AUCTION oFyALUABIR
lNiNPfONED RIAL ESTATE IN MOI ST
pIEAsANr OR PLfASANr PLNNs. CORNER
Oh SHERIDAN AVENUE AND BISMARCK
Whereas the hereinafter DESERVED real estate Was
conveyed o. Inc for tie urose Il sale and distribu-
itch ~ the Troceeds. will ssll ny puNir auction in
irgn q T., IN, .rsmises on n NDAl. THE TWENTY.
foIR O'CLOCK I. NJ. the following describ-d real
estate:
LOTS II ANDl3
IN block 2 Of Todd A Browns subdivision of ,fouut
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Terms: zoo each Dot to Re- raid in cash;
btian an one and tao years. q per cent per
ennlin payable semi-anauallv, secured AZ did
of trust the pruIsrty sold or all cash a.
the opuon Of the purchaser. A DEPOSIT Of 400
nion each lot Required AZ the q sale. II the
terms @; sale are MT complied with IN u days from
The day OF sale right reserved 20 resell tn. property
Tie risk ana cost OF the defAung purchaser after i've
Gay selneut % such resale In news'aT~r
published Ia Washington ID. q All conSrynncinx
and recording at the cost Of the purchaser.
- j. A. MAEDEI. 4l3 9TH -. NV
EATCIIFFE naRR A. on 49, a Isa.
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s. V1sf SsaSSS: t. s. Il fSD AVE- CARRIAGE
pEREM spTs KS SAVE SE OYER SIXTY HEAD eE
FNzAAR sAiTgFpAtH NpH MovEMbEk
car load Of Horses and Mares consigned by Mr.. l.
Emerson of Mentor. Ohio
car load Of Horses and Mares consigned by Mr.. L.
LAUDER Of York. Pa.
Twenty Eve head of Horses and Mares to be sold for
Buyers nd this immense sale stock to suit any
pm pose. and every Horse will p, sitively be sold
n24-2t s. BENsINGER. Auctioneer
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers
TENNESSEE. ITALIAN MARBLE AND SLATE
on s,TrRH ATTE k6yE At ATSTiSN
auction rooms. 10th street and Pennsylvania
FORTY TESsS SfSTE M IEs41As MARBLE AND
nae. I P91ns b NfSIi ssSH 60 .,,,.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9th and D SITS. nv.
kEeEIxERs' SALE OF HORSES, MULES HAIR
So u isfA sfsH RI TSS
csass q X; csIa%Sis Ss:;ss i sss!ss
SE$ 4 s i i ffS aStSSS
public auction IN premises numbered 1716 18th St
s!sssss as:; fE ss H %:i Carts.
Three Double Larss Dump Wagons.
Three sets Donble Harness
T TsTsi h ST. q f sasi.s Harness.
one ios q saved and Spill. wood,
q Soa u
ccnducs q the wood and coal business.
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RADCLIFFE. paRR u HIDk H. tIo on n n ss
CHANcEkY SALE oF VALUABLE UNINPRovpyD
" l IN % SorIh a BETnEES FIFTH AND

" LOT on SOUTH BETREES fifth AND
SIXTH STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue OF decree IA equity cause No l3.s3n in
the supreme Cont Of the District 4 Columbia I will
sell ~ public auction. In front OF the Premises, on
Ill RsbAh. The EIGHT II DAY or DECEMBER.
ls'Ee, q: RAIf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, lot = in
square No. ~ Il. in the city Of Washington, u. q.
Terms Of sale: one-third OF the purchase money I'm
cash. and the residue In two equal inSialrnens NJ
and two years, with interest secured by deed Of
uron the property. all cash. the opton Of the
purchaser. All conyeyancing and recording at the
parchasers cost deposit " 500 required at time
of sale III the terms not complied with within
ten days from day sale right reseryed rs-al
the property at the rsk and u the dcfaultne
chaser after i've days previous notice The Evening
Star newspaper.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO1TOR ROW,
g BENSINGER. AUCTIONEER
-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRrAGr
BAZAAR, NO. $40 LA. AVE

PERFMPToRY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES.
WILL nE SOLD At THE BAZAAR SATURDAY
Ten OCLOCk, CAR LOAD OF HORSES AND
MAAEE5, t3NSiGNED BY MR.. ELI WILSON
This Is good lot OF stock and buyers will find them
nrst-class workers and maay excellent drivers
We invite the attention Of the p1bli - this sale as
every one viii positively be sol without re -erve
go. s. BENslNGER,
nS4-<t AUCTIONEFR
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which all tho drain wator, slop watOr and
everything else connected with the house
may find It's way. The basement laundry
S. altogether cooler, plcnsanter aud g,ner-
ally more satisfactory than one on the first
floor. 10 isa pleasant plncc TO can fruit IN
the summer or to do other work OF u sinl-
lar character. Such a laundry Is arranged
with smnll stove for heating water, a
sink, rs mentioned before. aud the pumps
for well or cistoru water, orwith city water
connection, In rainy weather the clothes
can be dried IN the basement.
The second floor has four rooms over tho
four rooms below and q bathroom nnd rear
bedroom over the Kitchen and porch.
Zach Of thcss bedrooms is provided with
sufficient wall space for bedroom furni-
turc. In each there Is a closet, and an ad.
ditlonal one Is placed In the hall for bed
linen. There Is u stairway to the attic IN
which there is II large, square room, plas-
tered, properly connected and ventilated;
altogether very pleasant plncc. Build.
ing house In this way-four rooms on
each Of the two floors and one IN the attic
makes an economical plan, economical In
many ways. 4 compact, properly ar
ranged house contributes to the enjoyment
and satisfaction Of all who live In II. with
the added social and other duties which
have come to American housekeepers cor
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Galvanized iron ought not TO DO used
IN making vessels for storing honey.
What makes this metal remain bright q
because it Is gradually balng eaton
away, Tho zine eaton away cntom tho
honey. or course In largo vessel tho
quantity that enters tho honey IS 20
small In proportion to the amount OF
honey that 1t Is not pcrceptiblc. But &c
is objectionable only in "a lcsscnod dc.
gree, according to Tho pcekcgucrs Re.
Wow, from which tho following items
arc also CLEANED:
Self hisors placed in front Of tho old
hive IN such a manner that the working
bees pass through the hivcr while on
their way 10 and from tho hive give
promise OF catching full swarms. Tho
trouble with the old kind is that many
of the bees return TO the old entrance.
L. France allowed a swarm to raisono
brood for period Of niuety.ix days.
At the end OF this time (Aug. 20 tho
bees werc allowed to rear and hatch
brood Contrary TO his expectations
they winicrod we'll aud on May 30 were
u fur colony.
Marrow bottom bars (ono.hnlf or
thrce-eighths inoh) cause the bees to
build their combs clear down and ut.
zach the combs TO the bottom bars.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Ia n q. WRISTS NERVE AsD BaAtN rprArursT
laeae ~ nysta. pifinsss, Ylis Nsurair. tlsst.'h.
hsfsoas fia,steu eauasd By slselei iah,ica Mslsal
Mental herfssin hnetna " lfn a.utun lnsaaitr
hllgy, assl as.th, fiiesiure oh Afsi rArnlsf, Irs
eahtkA and AZ fynAe MeAtnefisf csussl atfteta Al
trsin. siA ranihs ucntmsni 81 fef 81 b. man W.
ogafahi'e sitlhotio tuis, fseh sfdaf 5tss wi IS
VII ssIi su th suaange riard VI oct tur1 Gnssnsrs
Nv Lac CIV, ptsE. '''"
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According TO latest information tho
ravages Of the gypsy moth, which have
excited such great apprehension among
eastern agriculturists, appear to nave
been greatly checked. Tho moth was
introduced into this country by an onto.
mologist, who permitted two or three 10
escape from few specimens brought
over from Germany. In Massachusetts
it spread over twenty townships, but n
government commission appointed for
the purpose ia said to have about limited
It's further progress. Infested territory
was guarded by police, and many men
and teams We're employed In spraying
trees with paris green, etc, These
moths aro described as destroying
shrubs, vines and even grass in the
field. Infested orchards appear burned
as by fire, Tho moths increase with
enormous rapidity, eat forsoveral weeks
and travel rapidly. From the last 70.
port of DR.. Lintner, Of New York, Il APP
pears tina, he does not look upon tho
moth as so formidable nm enemy AZ it
was ut first feared that it might be.
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proper food. drink aud care. together
with strict attention 10 the sanitary CON
dillon Of the house and surroundings,
will almost u not quite Danish disease
from the poultry yard.
Here are some Of the preventive meas
uros srggestcdi Guard agaist dnmpucsa
II tho place selected for poultry house
BE- not well dfninod naturally, drain It
by artificial methods and always place
the coops for little chicks on the dricst
spot OF ground ut your command. IN all
now poultry houses, and especially those
that aro built lato IN tho fall, lhorc Is a
good deal Of moisture which comes from
the ground, and which, whom the house
is closed, "a IL must be in coldwoathar,
shows itself in frost or dampnoss on tho
ceiling and walls. Dry, vcntilato this
natural moisture out OF the house before
the fowls are put in
Sec that your poultry houses and
chicken coops are well ventilated with
out exposing the occupants 20 the danger
of sleeping in drafts Of air.
Keep the poultry house. tho wards. tho
chicken coops and everything about.
them clean. Every morning sprinkle
some absorbent, dry earth, land plastor
or coal ashes moyor wood ashes) oyci
the droppings under tho roost; and az
often aa once wccl; remove the drop
pings from tho house. Every spring and
fall, and onco Ut least in midsummer
(oftoner II some contagious poultry dis.
ease Is prevalent ia your immediate
neighborhood), whitcwnsh tho inside OF
tho poultry house thoroughly. Whom
contagious poultry disoaao Is present
among your flock or among those Of
near ncighbors, use some disinloctant
daily about the houses, yards aud all
/ places much frequouted by tho fowls
until all danger IN past. Ono Of the best
/ disinfecianis Is prepared 10y adding two
ounces of c1rbolic acid to three qu0rts
Of water. Another good disinfoctnnt &,
mado by dil diving three pounds Of cop
pcras IN five gallons q water, and then
adding half - pint Of crude cdrbolic
acid. Sprinkle tho disiuiectant about
by means u common watering pot
with fine nozzle,
When the fowls arc confined to yards
portion OF the yard should DO spldcd
or plowed up every week during warm
| weather. t...t.
Chicken eoops should DO cleaned and
whlowashed whenever new family Of
chicks IS moved In, aud they must b..
moved and Che dropping1 scrapod away
often enough 60 prevent foul odors.
Aitercach cleansing spIinklcthc ground
with q handful Of air Hlackcd limo and
thon throw on shoyoliul Of sand,
{ gravel or dry earth before tho coop Is
moved back.
Keep fowls and chicks FREQ from lice.
Avoid crowdias. Feed only fresh.
wholesome fcol. and keep puro, water
where the fowls eau hnyeit at alttimes.
Keep q supply Of gravel, charcoal and
crushed oyster shells or limo in some
shape where they can help Themselves.
Mover breed from unhealthy fowls.
Have building or room apart from the
general quartorB whore sick fowls eau
DO confined and treated away from tho
rest Of the lock. Whom strange fowls
are brought upon the promises, no mas
ter ~ they como from the yards Of tho
"bcst breeders" keep them apart from
tho rest Of the flock until you are fusl
they are free from disensc.
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mediation. Ona goes iuto tho reception
hall, finds little screened vcstihule Ia
which to hang mp coats and wraps. which
affords place slightly removed from the
hall Itself. This makes itpossibll 20 use
the room M something more than pas
sage. From this reception room one may
go Into the dining room, up short iight
of stairs TO q landing and from thence 20
the second floor Oue can go TO the second
floor by means oi the same landing hy go.
Ing up the dining room stairway, In this
sense the stairway Is coordination. One
rovs from the dining room 10 the landing,
through the door aud from thence 20 tho
front stair landing and the second lloor
The kitchen ~ conveniently arranged
pantry with cupboard under front stairs
and pasviguway to the cellar next 20 IL,
q sink for the rumps and dshwashing at
ono side Of ~. wall and place for tic
range ON the other; then, connecting the
kitchen and dining room Is q little passage
ia which IL located the china closet The
passage T. lighted by window; the china
closet has glass doors above aud panel
doors below. Back u the china closet and
Kitchen Is porch. These porchcs aud
summer kitchens nrc frequently used n7
lnundrlcg 4 better arrangement IL to do
the laundry work In the basement on q
cement floor aud 10 have IA sink which
connects with nn outside drain OK sewer 10
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DISEASE IN POULTRY,

a Successful Poultry woman's sugges-
lions for Its Prevention.
Fanny Field, who has made n success
Of poultry, has also written book ON
tho subject, in which she says;
II your fowls arc so "woalilylike'
that you must DO always bracins them
up with chicken powders, pastos, pills
elixirs and tonica of all sorts, botier let
thom die or kill them at once and have
done with Il. Long experience in tho
care Of poultry has convinced mo that
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Amber has wonderful vnrioty OF
colors, Some Of tits as clear as crystal,
some as yellow as honey, some light
blue and again a transparent green.
Then it is found as white as snow, the
color of cream, and ofton muny OF these
tints urc blended in ono piece. There Il
a popular notion TO the effect that am.
Der has curative qualities for such all.
ments as Group and sore throat, and
many thousand necklaces of it ,po sold
nnually for that purpose.
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a COMPACT HOUSE.
Two Thousand Doliars WIN Build Tit
Handsome House of Mn. uoo,,.

Two Thousand Doiinrs VIII Build Tit,
Handsome House Of Mn. Rooms.
iCopyright, 1870. By American Press Assoclr.
toni
A great many people delay building b..
cansc they do not know what may b. done
through economical aud careful planning.
BY this Is meant economical and careful
planning IN the arrangement Of floor plan.
In the cost Of the plan which H. here pre-
scntcd one can ser how the house itself
could be built Tor s9.0O1. But the house h
not all that one needs Tor comfortable liv.
Ing A furnace. bathroom, Vnntels. gas
fixtures and other details would add some
SGO1 or $50 to the cost OF the house. How
ever, this sum Of money ~ relatively small
when consideret,with respect to thoaccom
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tain compromises must be made. An eco
numical plan may greatly tighten this
burden, II she employ little help about
tho house the compact plan will reduce
tho strain on the energies Of the house
keeper herself II will mike the difference
between ordinary enjoyment in living and
continued WEAKNESS anl anxiety. So
much for compact house,
Louis H. GIBSON.
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