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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31

Ss[E.i.-! Items.

EoC-oz T-oxEE pr-At the
SI S srSCol house, ou the ,Ten-
1.s SS A LIN, tire lad;es VI Star,
Sst:e I'D vsiaity. under the super
vEsc1 - Misses Stevers and john
SOc- eEVe -rELd Leap Year ball.
4. a. coriy koara large number %:
SCiIz0sa. a.tcnded 10y their lad,
es-osEs- u--on 10 arrive. aa'i soon tine
hcae xS filed with a merry tLrong
OF da:.rSS intent on having a goo.i
tire As Scn a5 all the Indies -
cured t:cs.ts, d:nc!ug commenced.
Erceiieas riUsic was furnished b.
AeS-s. JohrEtcn and Lewis. The
laaIes we're 10! SLOW in se:uIing part
ncrs, AID sSuare AID round dances
followed each other in quick sue
r-SSioo. ali e any gentleman cam
wiki d fear :hat he mi.:ht Re a wa!
Hover" t&st fear nIS qIicsly dis
pellet; !cr { .'.e honor au:l g~.llantTy
OF The ladies present, be II said, That
20 such flowers ~ere allowed 10 exist,
and the in: emen were kept hmsy
tripping The lis:!t fantastic %ith their
fair partners. D: the gentlemen /.
was hard 10 decide who WAS tic
fnvori.e. as nil |, okel lovely dress-,i
In tho la."st style. The prevailing
style of hair seemed 10 he ala ompa
dour.
AT midnight n bountcous collation.
was served 10 all preset, after with
dancing WIS resumed ard kept ul'
until tie woe sma' hours" = hon the
merry jingle Of sleigh bells announced
that the festivities must close. All
returned to their hDmes convinced
Tint the ladies' Leap Yclr bail had
been the event u tho season. Too
much credit cnnno. DO gwen 10 tbs
lady directors Misses Stevens ana
Johnston FOR their untir.ng efforts tn
please all.
That &c may have many more such
pleasant events, is the wish OF
~S:,owrASK.
Star Valley, Jan. %. 1897.
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SHAVED WHILE YOU SLEEP.
How the Sat!vs i.a=bc- n. India Perform
tao Operation

How the Native i.a-bcr n. India Performs
tao Operations
"TalEing about BARRIERS, now" said
mn elderly gentleman, whose clean
shavcn face skill bore tSc tan Of the
Italian sun under which the greater
part of his life had been passed, to n
New York Sun man, II know that the
American artist is very sliillful with bis
r@.or ard Tic luxury in and surrounding
n barEcr'S chair in any Of the larrc
cities of tho United States is not cuunlCd
il any other part Of the world. Eut,
after all. tho American barber has all
the appliances Of his trade. In India i,
is different.
The IiinGoo who shavca ron while
yoT; arc in Your bed in the morning q r
RIGS with him little more than 4 brush,
4 razor ard u pair Of scissors. lie OK
poets to find cvcrythin" else that may
be necessary in Your bathroom. Ncu
pay him, as you do YOUR other servants,
hy the month. and he visits you every
day or every alternate day rs may H.
agreed upon. II lie finds you Steering
lie GrcuScs you. lie just studies
your position and then shavcS only the
rar;S Of YOU face that are plainly c;.
posed TO him. and SO gently and softly
does lie DO il that unless you are Il very
light sleeper indeed you DO not l,now
that you have been lathcrcd and shaved
until You open your eyes and sec kim
sitting ID ;!Ic nocr hcaidc the bed.
Then lie makes lis salaaIn and hcg3
You to turn o"cr 50 that he ca:. Gnis.,
his work. Eut ii you arc lying on your
back no delay il necessary. lie finishes
the operation and goes array without
G:sturbin. You and you awake to find
yourself shaved without harin- accn
the barber. Your face is, probably, y
little cllumy after IL. because. of
course, he cannot wash it. lut n every
man in India takes q cold bath the mo-
mcnt lac arises from his bed III the morn
ing that does moi greatly matter"
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n CORNER ron a7TI5Ts,

PAiSTiso Ia oil was invented In
Br'scs by John Van Eycls In tiIo.
Sin doiiS Mii.f.Ats exhibited his FIRST
picture In the Academy when lie waa
only scvcntcca years old.
TIE: Raphael portrait OF Cesar TlorrIn
has boon brought from Prince Jsorghcsc
by a. &c Rothschild for co, OOo franco,
a cory OF the celebrated picture of
"Gccmc," In TIC Ghiscl, museum, ntn,cL
by E~ttyptOlogists To be the most ancient
specimen Of painting yet discovered.
Is now On exhibition at South Kcnsinr.
ton museum, London, Eng.
MIRA SrANIEY dclirhls 10 rive the
freedom Of her studio to any di5tin.
E~nislicd PAINTER who may happen 90 bc
INC guest OF the house, and many Of
them have painted rough rltctc,,cn
about the wallis, doors and window
panes, adding greatly 70 It's attractive.
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ArEAns noMlclDEs.

S.. ist;cs chow that during the
ycar I S9l there werc no lcel than 6NU
honic;dss committed in the United
stats. 1t would 10 impossible, In
the absnacs OF any reliable intoras-
tim on the subject. TO form creb an
approxinate estimate OF tho number
vi murlens which called 70. the i'm
position OF tho death penalty. Whcn
Il 10 Known, however, that there were
only 133lexal~ executions, or u fraction
moro thaa one 10 i,ty. i. is nrpar.nt
that the gallnws has been cheated
ont Ut many victims. II is worth
II ting tiiat few "a were the numbef
al hangings, they exceeded those OF
my previous year durinS the dec.,a'.
In souie sections Cf the coantE
there seems To be "a growing senti
risdt against capital punish neat, Or
OF an iadiIerepce To the endorsement
of ,nc statute, for the punishment rs
those who commit wiifui and ieii5e.
a.e murder. o. the Legal exscutcas
pirrty-six took place IN the suth u
1~vsnty-ssven in The uoIth. OF :6.S
hlty-two were whites, sixty ave ne
kross, .Cur IuIi4nS Uue Mexican srG
ore Japsnese. There Were BOT pir-
ms lynchcd than weSe iEdNStt
,ayei, The iynchins foo,iE- - Is
o lion G Nrre women OF -s
~ colored, Is white , iG4Is- :
.hinese, end l Ncx:ran. TIE scala
produced l9 IyLchinss AID Aeol;s
u.
Warrior. conclusions u,ss - a-vE
from these igure& An ISScu.ls
!&ir inference IS that there i ! fright
Z disregard u! the requirements @
( law as regards IKE crime e.
,a-rder, and that Throughout
Tie south aud in er.I. n
parts Of .he north there l. an ~irr-sisl-
i.e inclination TO visit slmoziySea-
zancs upon those guilty OF strongly
Suspected OF certain grades q Glen
t-A WiStie- ecc.SSH NOHll C<1-
tvs protected by trusting 10 The
SLOW but orderly processes of
the Law in such cases, espee-
iaIiy in tie south is y 9uea. 90
n; easily answered. As reEardS
the imu.urity from punishment oi
hundreds OF ti.vsc who deserve to lie
hung, IL affords ground 10: the a'Gu-
msnt TINT capital punishment. ought
Ia d. abolished altogether. This is Il
rash conclusion. however. since there
is no telling TO what extent hCmiciics
might Increase in case the death
Praalty was remJved.- ISalt Lake
fumes.
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Il .diy Frozen.

F:on u. S. Commissioner Palmer,
OF Carlim, the lSpEpE3DESr learns
that thrao miners i'll tho RichmuGd
District. got out OF prov sirns the
early part az this wve:i and stIriv,i
To mIss thsir Nay without bliIiJ:s.
tnr"Ish the snow, - CarIin. ~.
three OF them got u SimJI'G, ABA.
II miles north Of CLriiI, whar, Oh.
OF them, oil man Gunrgc, Sat, oh,
years old, let his COMPANIONS aud
started 10 Cariin for assistance. II
took him two days and nights 10
make the twelve miles and wt.eu he
arrived he WIS nearly worn out.
Men and teams were immed nicly
s;arta from Cariin after the non
loft ut Simon's, und when they ar
rived there the two ncu wcrc found
to DC badly frozen. They were taken
to Cdr.In where they nrrivnI about
2 o'c!oek yesterday morning. II is
thought that one If the mch viii lose
nle, if not both fest, aud the other
may lose uh. foot.
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Won MCLTKE'5 SOLDIERS.
An incident shouin: Their Perfect Dis
cip,in'.

An incident Ehouin= Their Perfect Dis
rip,,nr.
The parnn.s Of u younr colder who
was = private in - Prussian cavalry
regiment during the FrInro.Prusyian
war became terribly nn:ioua about
him.. Several battles had been ior.rlt
r they had received no news of their
boy. After some hesitation, the father
went 10 see Gen. Won Molt!sc. who wa
Understood TO receive visitors ut "a Ger
tain hour in the early morning.
Strange to FAY, the father was admit.
ted 10 sec the great field marshal.
what IL your busincGs?" said ,Ioltl,c.
"Csa aG few word. ~ possible"
The visitor explained that lie wiThcd
to know the fate OF his Gon. n private
in n certain regiment. Noltlic smiled,
but not unlsindly, nud drew from hig
r1"k"t II square Of cardboard covered
with dots, li.cs and crossed of vurious
cDlCrS.
"fhiS line" he said. "~;7!,rntca the
Inc OF march Of your sons regiment.
1hchc dots Lark; the al ,ti.,eg Of each
forced march. Tomorrow morning at
seven O'Clock She re; :imcni Iutist be nj
this point here. Take note ii the sit
Iition."
lie said no more and TO interview
ended. Long before the hour named
thc father was 1T the l'oin, Indicated on
the man. just before seven o'clocl, tho
trumpcts Of the advance guard wcro
hcnrd N The distance, and precisely at
the hour I'll" father saw his on.
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Prince OF i'.sJ,

T'xidermist William Feitar, OF Ny.
Gck, y. l., recently brought 10 DO
Grn!is drug storo TO put in alcohol u
remarkable little pig freak. The little
l"rker is ten inches log ard has a
pig body covered with thick white
OTis,iea, but i'll its forehead is u d.a-
mond SHAPED opening lined with hair.
l;tso Q: c~lIslros on ull four sides. On
either side OF this ARE pig eyes. Tho
rest OF tho face Is lnunkc! SHAPED, and
n miniature elephant trunk takes tho
place OF nos or suout. Tho tail is n
perfect rat tail four inches long. Two
vi tho feet arc pig feet and the others
ure like those OF II rabbit. Tho mother
Is Il i.b!oUdud Cow and tho res, Of
tho litter wero proper littlo purcinrs
Feltrr bought tho curiu.ity Tor -, and
many people have sccn aud wondered
at The frcIk. All regret ,ha: is ten.
uro OF life was SO brief. -tGd.ctte.
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Covcr,'s Examination

Tic examination Il Vim. Covert.
the young TAI u ought bick FROM
P,oc!ie last week by Sheriff Polk. OF;
Il charge or grand larceny. was COIN
mcnccd at 10 O'clock this morains
before Judge Henley.
j. L. Henry, the prosecuting Wit
ness, MAS sworn and testified thar
snme time in tho month OF Novcm
ber, 1891, he sold Il pair ~ horses +"
John Lyon aud William Covert FOR
$3.50 OF CONDITION that they should
take the team aud 10 to Union and
haul ore from there aud pay him on;
VI the proceeds, tie :cam tn REM. n
his uniIl paid for. Mr.. Henry, OH
cross-cxaminntiIn stated that hc was
positive th.t MIR Covert Was not pres
cili when the conditions OF the traGc
mero made, and, SO far rs lie kLc~.
Covert knew nothing :ih,ut them aud
i!.nt LION took the team from his
ilLcc.
From ether sources we learn ia I
the orc was hauled, that LYol Welt
To ErrrsI, collected the money and
skipped cut, leaving Mr.. Covert with
nil the bills 10 pay and rotliing Ia pr:
t:'"m with. Covert then took the
cams aud left the State.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. H,niy's
evidence the Court. on motion oi Ia.
District :A%ttornr,. continurl shc rS-
minat;on Until > O'Clock T.. u. Il
February 29;h. auh admitted the ,'c-
frruant L bill III tIe sum o. :2JL.
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Copyright.

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Applicants Tor Pardon.

Tho Carson Nc,cs says tho follow.
iny appIi ants Tor pardon will appear
before tho Board OF Pardons which
c"DveneR NJ Carson on january 20
and remains in session throughout Il
week:
Murder in tho second degree Geo.
Lewis. Michael Fidnnilan, James Nc.
Carthy, WIN. P,orcc. YIN. Woolough
by, Jnmcs Warren, Robert ST. Clui,
and Man Town.
Manslnu4hter IF. Mc'riguo md
AntUno hnrshhll.
Assault tn kill--Gcorge Marn, n.
Curnow and Il. Grny.
Housebreakins j. l.. Wells md
ii. Glendenning.
Robbery ~-Frank iIawlcy mud O. u.
Caro-.
Horse sterling George Williams.
Attempt to poison frank Cutler.
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AtOuts.

Arthur McEwen, 10 his last 81 ndi
cn!e letter, says:
81 um ibid Tat there exists n pretty
bitter feeling, which sus yet found
only private expression, between zap.
tain Schley, OF the Baltimore, and
Admiral Brown. Of the San Francisco.
The latter is unucr5lopi - bold that
tho former midV n grave mistake in
letiicS his mc!i go ashore ut Vulpa.
r"iso, ~knn%irg rs ne did the anger
felt t. aard Anerioaus by the po;,n.
lace: and Captain .ocaley. on the other
baud, 10 said 10 be OF the opinion that
much rt that anger wac due 10 tho
Admifai's injudicious action in stcam.
ing up'o Qr~interOs Bag. watching
the landing OF tho Congr.ssiuualis,s
there, returning at oncc la Valparaiso,
and ~ laying himecii open To the
charge Of hayirR kept Balmaccdn
posted us TO the encmy's movements"
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BRAZILIAN SOIL.
Its C;i:Is,tion ~ "a Euacral nnj u Firth
In Eurnpc.

"
Its C;i:is alton NJ u EIarril mud u c:rt:i
In Europe.
The somewhat pathetic fact that =
bag CT Bra:ilian earth should ave bccn
placed in the colin bcsidc tho CORPSE of
Dom Pedro rany serve 10 recall to Inind
n somewhat analogous incidcat wl'ic.i
occurred IT the tir3c CT the birth Of
his grandson. the eldest son Of Crown
Princess Isabella aad her husband,
Prince Gas,on. az Orleans. Count d'E.u,
says the Nc,: York Recorder. Tl:e i'm
pcrial couple il question were married
many years before the princess had any
prospects of becoming, 4 rnoti: and
when frally it was officially an
nnounccd that she had hopcsof present
ing the nation with an heir to the
throne the news was hailed with inuch
popular rejoicing. Unfortunately the
princess happened TO DC travelling in
Europe ut the tiIac when this
ncnt was made. and her ph:si2ian' in
sisted that under no circumstances
must she undertake the rctar.l journey
to Brazil until after the bigth of her
c,,ild. The advice placed the imperial
family in q somewhat dif.icdlt prSdica-
racnt, ior according to the terms OF tic
national consultation il was indiSpca-
sable that tho heir &c tho throne should
DC born OF brazilian soil. Iadccd, were
lie TO make his debut in the world on
foreign territory il would, according 20
The legal experts, constitute ruEicicTt
ground for raising TIC question IS 10
The validity Of the child rights to the
crown. After much dc!ib"rStiou and
diScussioa The following Ingenious aolu-
ton OK The difficulty w.:I Gct"rTaincl
uroa: \ couple or aSc';fuls OF earth
were brought from Rio d. JInciro and
itrcwa ac-oss the Threshold OF the
Bra=;ii.n legation IT Paris, and = lew
hoars LcfoIc tic birth OF TIC child Tie
princess wa3 conveyed thithcr and 70
an apartment on TIC door CT which =
rortiCa of the transatlantic So!l had
lccn placed. The young pri:!cc,
therefore, WAS declared. 10 have been
born on Brazilian coil, '.ilcc not only
was there brazilian earth on tic
ground. bat. moreover, the LEGATION, W.
virtue OF its cyt-atcr:itoIi:l dlpiom iii,
privileges, w2S regarded IS part and
parcel. not OF P2ris or France, but of
Tho l;raEilian empire.
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The S.n Francisco Bulletin slv. !:
The new hall ,~iolIIr, which went into
circulation last Week in limited way,
is 50 d~i:fcrcn; in appearance to II"
earlier !i;u: ia Ia ,: refusal by III
p.oplr wLoRr Eota qua'ntch with Il.
cain%o. fnc other ovsnih.d ll:)s
uiL L AK clerk. who had surne OF i.r
new mDney, teu i.r'l on' Of the cJil~
10 Il Mhrkr; street car cuuiI:ur for
his t.ire. tne cIupIhy J. v:r: ptcli
MAR. auI S!is iyvsr Ia, v.up.uy. - t. -
b,L moIry they Are . It uf puc.;c,. in
cjnScirrlcs u. Th ga they nrc v.
gIrt:cui ~ Ga she uc.I,.rI IL
i:.Iacd the conductor haui-d oak Il.
half. w,.h the remark llIut icr i.
cuiaS w>rG no, rccrivoi. Tie BIN.
clerk call a~ttcniiin IL the inscription
"unitel States OF America on the
co:n. arJ The date 1892. That's all
rIsh:," REPLIED tIe cundctor. I'll
taks lao changes. Tho good old
money, which has Stood tnri test or
generations. is COOL enough fur me-"
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Peoria Hcraid:-rh cOnfirmati n
Ct ". ~. Weeds ns judge Of I! o
United States circuit court fer 1. o
Si,th Judicial dlstri,t will be op.
posed, and rightly. II is mol II quet.
lion ~ politics but Ole VI the national
honor. II WAS IL dissracs To the ma
ton for tho President TO appoin. him
1t vii be IL greater and IA lasting dis
grace for tao Senate TO confirm him.
He would simply pollute tho bench
that is honored by such Republicans
n Gresham and Harlan.
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CALL EGAS HOME.

Why IS not Minister ESan recalled?
The Administration and tho puOiio
know that too present Government Of
Call canno; entertain friendly feel.
Ings TOT him; that hc was ibc active
friend Of IT. oneiny, B~aImscsda, and
that he has Ucen bsrbofiDg tho aJ.
hsrsdi1 .! Tho o%YofthrO~n admins.
ttst,on 10 his lcsst;oG bopfc.
Moreover. II now turns out that Mr..
E'dino has showo his osn lack Of con.
Githr5 ia Egan by dealing diicc,ly
vita tho Chilian GoyernmonL through
i@ representative IN Wellington.
E1ap. 'DI. t%on.iausr 10 mantle his
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31

That was q pretty reply which n
Boston woman made 10 her husband
who WAC Oh iii n Iishing jaunt. 10
teicgfapl,cd: "l'vo got one. Weight.
seyen pounds and is n beauty" She
repliel: $50 have 7. Wci-hs ten
popnda. He isn't o beauty. Looks
lik. you.'-,Er.
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NEvAnA.s SUGAR n,:Ers.
Their Quality Places Her Thrill I'm
the List OF Fleet Craving states.

In n recent issue of the Nebraska
State Journal the following tabular
statement (irum government s,atis;ics)
OF the quality OF sngir beets grown in
the several States list year appeared:
Per cent. OF
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State Land Onicc.

Since tho last report two npplica.
tions To purchase S,nto lnDd wore
filed, embracing G703l acros.
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CASH RiaCEiPrS

Payments On Application go. .sll2 bS
Interest payments ......... 30 %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-22

en- in the rear as well as adding to the ex
tensive appearance of the home. Alto
gether, considering the cost, very little
criticism can be made upon the plan Of the
first story
In the second story are two good sized
rooms and small room. which may either
be- used rs small bedroom or bathroom.
In the attic are two good rooms and a
small storeroon for trunk, etc. These
rooms, it Is true, have low ceilings and
take in a portion OF the sloping roof, but
are comfortable both in summer and win
ter. The side walls Of the frst story are
clapboarded. and the roof gables and side
walls Of the second story are shingled. The
shingles may he left the natural color OF
the wood, which in time becomes q cold
gray and will require warm. bright colors
with it to make the building cheerful in
appearance.
The finish of the exterior Is of white pine
painted in two costs of warm brown, being
Lighter than tie trimmings and blinds.
All the floors are of yellow pine, the new
els. rails and balusterS Of stairs ash and
all other woodwork Of white pine painted
two coats. The kitchen is provided with a
sink, range and boiler for hot water. II
the builder is not able to put in the plumb
ing for the bathroom when the house il
erected. good way is to have a pocket
boxed in with removable cover, so that the
pipe may he put in at any time without
damage to. the plastering.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-22

The tArum Of harpstrings; silvery
psalms; music from tho golden wires; the
echoes of angel trumpets; the praises Of a
thousand choirs; harpers harping with
their harps: tho shout Of one hundred and
forty and four thousands on the summit of
the holy mountain with the Lamb; the song
of victory sung by the redeemed church;
the tuneful voices of the ten thousand
times ten thousand and thousand of thou
sands; the hallelujsh choruses like the
noise of many waters, and the sound OF
mighty thuudcrs, in which Thanksgiving
roars ike fiery fame and gratitude swells
like an infinite tempest. These hallelujah
choruses are nothing short Of . sacred
storm.
No element has tho place in heaven that
the element Of music has. In 1t are sobs
and antiphonal responses and fall choruses
and magnificent jubilstes. The angels
sing; the nations sing; the white robcd
multitudes sing; the four living creatures
sing; tho four and twenty elders sing; out
burst of praise follows entburst Of praise,
rolling cast and rolling -yest, rolling north
and rolling south. until the very throne Of
God tremblss and quivers with praise
Rev. David Gregg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-22

whispers Carried Five Hundred diies.
Whispers can be transmitted 500 miles
By the new telephone which, It Is said. .
telephone company has Just perfected.-
New York Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-22

are Of bard br.ek laid u cement. Tie
ffst sssfy 10 10 fest kAEA sfla ths second
story ' fest. Krosa the froat porch .
uise door epxss into good sized tsl.
which contains the staircase that leads 10
she rszsnss N the -soosd story. ssd . ward
sebs ~ essl elosst fos chs hall Ia ths OPP
possss corner " The psxior il . rseSlxee.
tbs breast u the chimney forming spssy
aases. the eore@f. which completes the
symmstrieAl oetsxensl appearance 1t The
reonl The psrier Is separated from the
dlaing roam by al opsnlag which may ~
fstsd with fe,ding o. Aiding doors. Or with
eorisF~s. The curtains are preferable ho-
eauss they are cheaper and give = rich cp-
poftunlty for decorative eoiors.
In the rear Of the dining room is porch.
china closest and psatry. Throuxh the
pantry II the pA.saseway 20 the kitchen
fron, the diusng room. The kitchen il not
large. but q small family does not require
the .quipm~nts aud accommodations Of =
great mansion. and the oonvsniences mere
than make up for what IL Lost Ia size. The
back porch affords protection TO tho kitch-
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In selecting carpets for two rooms which
are merely separated by an archway it II
best to purchase sufficient Competing Of
enc pattern. 70 there may be no ipcongru-
ity in colory when the rooms are thrown
together.
This home can be built complete for
i.50o. The parlor Is heated by Balti-
more heater. which also warns the room
above, and q stove Is used in tbs dining
room; other rooms do not require heating.
but could be by means Of stoves IL neces-
carr. RAYMOND PHELre