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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16
SUMMER CURTAINS.
toW 30 bHtet $50 thhthde fnen
20 fHs btsf ADVANTAGE

nag sirris, fisbs @s,stlsi. WIN ys,ss,
bstsns isses fbsm IN osassfsi fsiss
ss ,ss fash, sas Az Win sst ~ Ne
sisssa.
The question N dfapins the doea and
tbs windows N The wintoY home IA oss
that con be- settled with llitie ttoueiit
Int, says tbs New York World, ths m.
faugement fct spring and warm weather
requires both consideration AMI great
oare IN winter sii softs N stans afs
welcome, md ~ Ia oiiiy necessary H. ~
lect warm tones and sufficiently heavy
material " shat oot All possible dfaft.
IN the warmer ssas0b problems less e6sy
~ solve present tbsmseives ON every side.
Tho hues ~ the windows sud The doofs
IN most " our houses afe tihootnpfonls
Ingly ugly and severe, ~ tbatif left ~
tally undraped they give cbesfless "A.
psot ~ the room, Yet curtains are spt
10 be stuffy, and portieres areapt W shut
ont tho air, and the unfortunate bonse.
wifs stands midway between her desire
for decoration and the necessity she feels
for providing all possible ventilation
This article and these pictures are In
tended 10 solve few NJ least of her prob
lems. Lot her buy the light, almost dis-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

DOUBLE WINDOW DRAPgRy.
phanous material intended for summer
draperies, and let her SEQ TO 1t that the
design Ii dainty.
The very charming arrangement for a
double window drapery shown In the cut
Is designed for bedroom or boudoir,
but II might. II the material were select
ed Alright, be used with equally good ef-
feet in the simple "sitting room" OF
country home. AS shown In the draw.
ing, the window Is draped with inexpen-
sive cotton Grape, old blue in tone. with
simple conventional figure In white.
While 1t is charming in color and excel
lent in it's lines, II costs an absurdly
small sum. The Grape, which Is yard
wide, can be purchased for 10 cents
yard, and the edge OF single white ball
for trife more. In order to get abso-
lutely free use Of the window both for
light and air the curtains are hung from
D small rod beneath the drapery that
adds 80 largely to their effect. They are
looped In preference to being allowed 70
hang straight, as that method regulates
without sacrificing the amount Of air de-
sired. The drapery over tho pole, Of
course, 70 stationary and does not move
as the curtain does, 80 that even when
the greatest exposure is obtained there
are graceful folds and lines In place Of
the hard, ugly woodwork that Is ordi-
narily seen. Cretonne. madras, japanese
Grape and almost any Of the excellent
lightweight materials now In vogue might
well be used. ftF r
The other arrangement given Is In
tended for the doorway Of the summer
home, when heavy hangings are not Ion
ger needed and when portieres give that
peculiar stiffness whick all wise house.
wives struggle to avoid. But the same
or similar effects might be used at any
wide window with entirely satisfactory
results. The materials are simple and do
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

p wrinkied foreheads IN children beto-
ken consumption, ricketS or idiocy. Yer
teal wrinkles Of the brow come early TO
men who do much brain work. Archsd
and crossing wrinkles about the lower
middle Of the forehead betoken physical
or mental suffering. Fine, close meshed
wrinkles which cover tho face-signs Of
age and decrepitude-are caused by LOSE
OF contractile nervous force and are pre-
vented by hot bathing, friction and cleo
tricity. k EL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16
sUooEsTIoN ron poRTIEREs.

pend upon their color and the excellent
combination Of lines and folds rather
than upon any richness Of stuff for thsir
effect. They are what all summer drs-
peries should be--cool both In texture
and color, and Of such material a. can
be easily cleaned
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

The teaspoon should be always In the
saucer when not used for stirring the tee
and coffee. Il u considered an syidsnes
Of iilbrssding TO leave II IN tho cup while
dxinkins RON r.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

\, Ice,J sppIielltn-, Ne ilay tsnn,a
zach ll,u dtces4sql pWunp N The ess
TbsfA u onIy 6he way iVcufe Drsfhe~a,
and that ID ~ cOpstiiuiIOnnl remedies,
rsfnesa ea''ssn " Z. A. , l.i',i'r cD',. @
TasaehlaD Tuie Wien ihia tote
se,s lniianIed wa hsee \ fnnalins
soood m lDipeffect .bnflue, ana whsn
Il Il euilfeiy clvaed Dtvffess ID lie fes
anil, abd unleas ilsf Ibnaisn,eiiGu can
he iaken Vut alm 'hls ipbe fss pfed ~
lls nofmsl coudiuyn, hearing VII iis De.
sifoyed fUfevsfl pise Gases opt ~ ten
are caused w rstHfsh, wbioh " nci hiDs
bot an lJnar,ed couditIon ~ The
We will i've ODs HUNDRED DyIIsfr
fof suy rase of peefness fcpused ~
,s "s c'p' sd n isf 'S, e''sus,.' ~ "xs s
\. j. CHENEY, A. 20, ToIAjo, q.
sssy- 4old Nv DfuHgitta, 75c.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

To keep jslliss from mssdias eovsr
With pulvssissd sugar 70 . dsPsh a q
s-srtsssf - inch md ~. WI sssp ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16
Before Going to the w0ld's Fair
Tnuuire About


The Limited Express trains Of the Obi.
cagO, Milwaukee d. ~. Paul Railway
between ~. Paul and Chicago and
Omaha and Chicago.
These traiDs are vestlbuIed, electric
lighted and steam heated, with the flu
est Dining and Sleeping Car Service In
the world,
The Electric reading light In each
befth In the successful novelty Of this
progressive age, and IL highly appreciate
ed by all regular patrons Of this line
We wish others 10 know It's merits, an
the Chicago Milwaukee, u ~. Paul Rail.
way In the only line IN the west enjoy.
ing the exclusive use Of this patent.
For further information apply TO
nearest coupon ticket agent, or address
3 G. J. EDDY, General Agent, e.
J. w. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agt
225 Stark st., Portland, Or II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

concealed In II. and thero will I've mono.
But there IL . heavy horsehair lining
from facing 10 waist, and the general
effect Is really graceful. The reign Of
tho train IL over, and the spring and
summer skirts will be Of walking length
only n H
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

W D, PUafl, 4rehitect, plans. spscihce-
w. tions and superi intendeuce for ali
Classes OF buildings. ofiice 80 Commercial
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

~ A. ROBERT. Archi ect, room 425, Mar
". quam building. Pur,land, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

@ T. RICHARDSON, Attorney at law Of
y. fee up stairs In front rooms OF new Bush
block, corner Commercial and Court streets,
salem, Oregon. f
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

DR.T u SMITH, Dentist. W State street,
~ Salem, Oregon. Finished dental opera,
lions OF every description. Painless opera
lions a specially.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

SrELLA SHEkMAN.-Type@r writing and
~ commercial sienOgraphy, room III, Gray
block. First-cass work Rates reasonable.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

g q. BROWNE, M. D., Physician and sur.
~, geon. ONCE, Murphy bio IN; residence,
4SS, Dommerciai street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

M Il. POGUE, Stenographer and Ty PEE
wi. writest Best equipped typewriting of.
Nee but one In Oregon. Over Bnshs bank,
Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.

p. H DARCY GEO. q. BINGHAM.
MARCY a BINGHAM, Attorneys at Law
~ Rooms /, 2 and 3, Darcy BuiIding. ~
State street. Special attention given 70 busi.
ness In the supreme and circuit courts Of ths
slate. I'll
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

ID Z. BOISE. Attorney at law, SRls IN, Ure-
III. gon. Office IA Com mercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

b. r.. BONHAM. W. IL. HOLMES.
DOMAIN q HOLMES, Attorneys at law.
ID Office In Bush block, between State and
Court, ON Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

7 J.sHAW. NJ. W. HUNT. SHAW a HUM
q. Attorneys ut law. Office over Capita
National bank, Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

TOHN A. Carson Attorney at law. rooms
y Sand 4, Bush bank building, Salem, Or
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-16

NNILMON FuRD, Attorney at law, salem,
i Oregon. Office up stairs In Patton block
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
Human Honesty,

From the Detroit Tribune
The spirit Of the glad Christmastids was rife
in her heart and she experienced an exultation.
deep and thrilling, when she heard him scraping
his feet on the front stoop and moment later
felt the impact Of his cold nose ON her cheek.
"Whst'-
Musingly she asked il. while he nestled closer
and yet closer to the coal stove.
do you find in me TO love?"
Promptly he replied. endeavoring the while
to induce circulation IN his ear.
"How'-
-"can you ask me! Look 1t thoss lustrous
eyes, those damask''-
She grew more radiant still az he proceeded
cheeks, those. dewy lips, half hiding pearly
teeth
WHAT"
Like a startled fawn she lsaped to her fsst
"Say"-
She glared into bis eyes desperately.
that again"
"Peariy teeth" he falsered, in dAzed f.sh-
iol."
do they look pearly?"
"As the gates OF heaven"
"Real white?"
'As the driven snow"
"Pshaw! That's TOO mean. bought them
for tee best cream-tintsd quality. That
shows
She bit her lip.
esty."
She was alone.
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FOUND ~ a CHIMNEY.
George Morris Arrested Tor Numbering ~
lord At Camden. - =

George Morris Arrested Tor Numbering rils
lord At Camden. NJ
George Morris. OF Hl,msn. the negro Who
is accused Of having murdered Ella Fora,
at his home on Locust street. Camden. Ne.
Jersey, vas arrested YESTERDAY morning At .
house in Philadelphia. lie wA- found hid * ia /.
chimney. II be refuses 10 accompany The Oh
Ger 10 Camden requisition Tape-- Wil Of once
be applied for. Inc murder VAS not di-cov-
cred until IharsdRv night 1hehouss had sppar-
emily been deserted since TUESDAY. and no one
was seen gong in or out
The mysterious DISAPPEARANCE O; Morn. aul
the woman with whom he hvea. lila Fora
was regarded A. suspicious and WHEN an inyos;i-
CATION was made q most brutal crime va.
brou-hi 90 light
hammer covered with blood. and a bloody
stained skirt belonging 90 . woman. wars
found IN one % the upper rooms. BHoi
was scattered ahoat the walls nud the fes
articles IN the room. There was Q trau q
olooi leading down stairs 90 the trilar.
Nhen The cellar was examined the body q
the murdered woman was fond buried there.
The murderer hsd dug grave lees than two
ieet aeep ana throwing the body iuta a. COW
cred IL over with earth
Morris. who ls y miGdle-aced man brought
Ella Ford from phi,adolrhia a short time ars
aud she had been living within the nous. ma 4,
the time % the murder
IL IL evident that the crime Vas committed in
the early part OF tins week II - he.levea HAT
Morris broke the womans skun with the ham
NOR while IN a az 81 Jealousy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
How Deaf NIutos Danes.

From the New York Herald
Il never felt SO lonesome in my life" said q
gentleman recently, 'as when CHANGED to be
thrown one day with . picnic party Of deaf
mutes. They could understand each other.
laughed and carried on and had good time
gensrally, while I sat like mummy, apart, look
fun.
lone thing that surprised mo greatly" he
continued, ''Has to see them indulge in dane
Ing. had always supposed that it was abso-
lutely essential to hear the rhythm of the music
in order to keep the time Of . waltz or polka.
To be sure, they had an orchestra on the dane
ing barge, and for time regarded that -
peculiar, for few II any Of the party could
hear the strains.
after . little thought solved the mystery.
The mutes could not hear the music, but they
felt 1t, which was just - effectual. To b sure
Of the matter spoke 10 The leader OF shs
orchestra and he assured mo that my surmise
was correct, and that whom he was employed By
the party IL was expressly stipulated that he
should bring his biggest bass drum end bsss
viola The deep tones were more vibratory
than the others and The mutss kept exosllsnt
valts time BY feeling the vibration Of IL wood
flooring upon which they danced"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR sALE-BUILDERs AND sPECULAToRs
should examine the following bargains in corner
OTIS:
Cor; LIST and n s.s. n. rs by ITO. nns location
Cor: 9Th and g IS by 100. grade. room
Cor houses. 81 30 PER II.
Cor. 18th and @ IS; ne. so by 100. will make 8
Cor North Cap and fan ever place. 70 by 100. all
Cor. lth ard IS: Sc 6s by 107. nns business
Cor. 13h and SITS. "a by 149. elegant invest
ment at 81. 15per #.
Cor 9Th and Morris place. aa by 95. cheap .. e. 10
Cor. 10th and D SITS. ne. o. by us. bargain at
Cor. 18th and d. room for ID lots. ine investment
at 95 cts.
Cor % and SITS n e.. opposite printing ONCE site
Cor. An and NJ ST. ne. 90 by 100 splendid invest
ja24-6t r. R. BROOKS, 6l6 l2sh ST. NV.
FOR sALE-5O.iOo ON 9TH ST. n. ". BET. R
side OF L bet 18th and 10Th n. w Also a beautiful
stable lot near Dupont Circle 25x6 has fronts
wide psved alleys W. T. OKIE
ja24-6t' 12I1 St NV
E,OR SALE-LOTS.
Be. corner of 18th and Emerson SITS. e.. "a IT,
on 18th, a IT, on Emerson: side alley; at 81. Is.
alley also party wall 81. so SO. It.
Two economical corners n. e., Tenn. ave- within
two squares Of the park; Coo. and SOC. 50. #.
Lot 42xloO I ST. n ". bet 18th and 18th, at d. 30
50. # Z. T. KAISER,
3a21 Rooms and 6. Atlantic building $40 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
A HIVE OF INDUSTRY.
The Government Printing Office the
Mecca for Partisan Pilgrims.
THE ms ARE NOT SAFE

Not Under Civil Service ProtectIon-won-
derful Work OF the Onice-How IL 10 Ar
ranged-Enormous Supplies Required
How 1t Originated-The Employees and
Their LaborACon fidential Printing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
Written for The Evening star.

NCLE SAM is THE
worlds greatest pub
Usher, and his publish
ing PLAINTIFF govern
ment printing Office in
Westinghouse the big
gest on the face of the
earth. Even those who
are employed there may
not be aware of the
fact, and yet it is unde-
niably true. Th is
Brobdignagian estab-
lishment. being the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

Horace n. Cougar, who vss Assistant esors
tary Of State under President johnson. end
hsld'many positions oe trust, disd ct Newark
N J., Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

The North Carolina Senate, by Q vote OF 20
to q, on Tuesday unseated Henderson, repub-
hcan, the sitting member, and seated leach,
democrat
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I. 3. TowsER Il Soy.
DEALERS IN DRY GOoD3.
1916 7TH ST. NV.

1000 doz. Best Whalebones O. z. 9. 10 and l2-in :,
&c. per doz.
UnbleacEed lo4 sheetng LOO
Bleachsd 1914 Sheeting. lie. ~ 1s'
Pillow Csss Cotton, &c.
Dress Ginghams in g to lloyd. lengths Go.
Apron Ginsham from 9 to 6yd. lengths a.
Remnants Of Flannel, &c. per I'd
Large line OF remnants Of Dress Goods very cheap.
Closing out Ladies' Cloaks at biz sacrtnce
BED Co nforts. 20. 81, 30, 75c q and up to q
Blankets from 75c. to $40 per pair.
Dress Goods OF all descriptions at cut pr.csa
Gents Underwear. Collars and Cuts
Ladies' Vests AMI Pants; also Cotton Undsrvpee.
Table Linen. Napkins and Towels
Embroidery. Stamped Linens. Bureau scaxfh
Fancy Carriage Robes for chldrsn.
All ct the lowest priceA As1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
FOR SALE-LOTS.

I,OR sALr-LoTS-
sirsble subdivision-sone of them
abe pr, tse s1s9sdi 4, to 70 .ocs;ion
srabe in this subdivision either for building
and Florida For price and terms call and see
KaIoRAMA HiiEEiIGHTs-You can buy from Us some
Of the very best lots for speculation in this addition
set the section a. prices way 0e0~ the mar
NORTHWEST
Ode Of ian At a, reosesbln p-sces i'' on
Ssj. north side. bet 18th and 18th 1gx 100. -. 50
2Is. st. west side, near cor St 2oTgo ..-s4, 100
Fst. north side. bet ed and 23d s's.. 4 lots
ISL 81. west side. near st. o1lao AZ 90 g,
22d st.. east side. near n. Y. ave 17xg1 81 2o0
willard st.. north side. FIRST lot from 18th St. az
lots; lot aarso to ioei5; aIsy: sr
lincoln Park. Ess. Capitol st. 26xT0 81 90
St near 18th, on Lincoln PARK; iSi7s Is
18th St bet AND sts several cor1srs zoo
Ivy City. on ELECTRIC rai,Tayi 39H10o ....s40o
spscu alton in this section the corner Of 10th and
SITS IL is % f. front on ST. by 10 f. on 10Th St.
2125 St NV. IL rooms: all m e13. 900
III ath st. NV bus ness house; rents for 81, mn
1io7 St n W. business house aj1I00..... 5000
t 2s st. n e. rooms and 1sl al m-i..... 100
3O6-3Os c ST. n e. s roons and ali m H.. 4SS0
935 943 g st: s.w 20 rooms and bath all mi. 1890
al Ny s ssn ~ race ne. 'eaen' 4
Ivy City. brick houses rooms; saeh.... 1000
Stable alley opposite Portland Flats. %, 200
Stable lot near Lincoln Park. .......... Csc
.0f 'aii 'H''' "''''h A EEIIfEEEfisos wEMpLE.
1t GIT l4th st.
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House No. i70S s1st n. 70.

+ JOHN B. WIGHT,
1906 st. n. W.
Here are three of about the choicest
bits of property now on the market
A grand spot for apartment house-in
fact one Of the most conveniently located in
the city. Q st. Just west Of 14th size "a
feet front by 100 feet deep to a ley. We only
ask S.l6, 00i tor tine entire piece.
Here Is chance for those merchants who
wish to leave Iennsy ave. and others
paving too high rent on + st. An exceYtion-
ally hne piece of business property in the
very heart Of the BUSH SIS section. desirable
lo"atioD fo- any business, will be sold ex-
ceptionaly low.
Splendid chance TO secure very pleasant
home upon accommodating terms. I st.
near ID n. w. lot 200 feet deep. 20 d width.
large yard; side light thoroughly built and
in per ect order plan of house on exhibit at
our office: only So 600.
We nave OF tine best houses that
81, O00 ever bought; located on ST. Il.
JOHN u. WIGHT,
14l0 q ST. n. JAZZ
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

| EOR sALE-BARG sIN-MUsT BE soLD-NEw
II pressed brick. 3-s,ory house rooms; every mod.
cellar laundry furnace open tirepisces; four rooms
SIS 800. Terms very easy Aadfess at once MS.
Hoyel Randall. ja26-;st'
CoR sALE-I246 II NE, HANDSOME NEW g.
terms; u.s. monthly payments. If desired. louis q.
FERRELL. 1907 st. ta26 81
| I,OR sALE-HoUsES-
Il Corcoran n w. 3-story rent s35: e.. 200.
Qst. n. W, 3-storv and basement; sl0. 900;
frame rUo.s ;s bet 81 and "a "a $50 go
psf bet. i5Ih and 18th, 3.tory; sI4. coo.
1o-r00m brick renting for go z ny +. k f1i
;ao5 Rooms and G. Atlantic building ai6f st nv.
sALGHkAI6sI BARGAIS In TIE
house on Co-coran nssr ltth Call at once must be
L'oR SALOON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS IN
i the northwest:
Near Falls Church. Va nine-roon house and out
houses ;9ss well Of water cistern acres highly i'm
BF6E fs 9th and
+ RARE OPPORTUNITY
18th and 18th for much less than its true value. Cir
cuInsfances are such that the owner viii sell for
TO an zEREhT pI FINLEY GO St
Tor sALE-REAL EsTATE-THE FOUR-sTORY
sOd aa m.H all L.
Il
u 1927 and 1881 2lst st. 3 story and basement;
10 & igrnses open sS 81 to ,ss
hee h0fss ae 9sei0yJeo JOIN M
LER & Co. sos st. NV. 3a24-3t
L Twenty-sixth street,
Virginia avenue,
Twenty-seventh street.
Water street. Georgetown.
the The %s., a and pss
and freight depOts . a q
houses and lots for sale in tina. location They viii
surely '0a0 TE e GePi wTRRCox H1EsroN.
ta.3tt 1907 Pa. ave. and 9Th and La ave-
FOR sALE-sIX AND NINE-RooM NEW HOUSES
land; school. stores steam and electric cars;
one fare to treasury; terms easy. Address H, r.
L'oR sALE-HOUSE 14O6 COLUMBIA ST. N. W.;
Il coy and most complete e:ght-room house; not
basement double 'front.' stone steps. brass ratings.
Covered r tire yard Two irEe p0phe pecS
all the windows electric bel AMI lighting: hand-
psror bath coal ROOM small library. closets. &c
WIN A. NEWMAS isSo Rst n nV ". ~ '"Nei jai Il
CoR SALE-REFINED MODERN BRICK RESI-
and cellar. SIC, 500. Apply 10 OWNER. 1910 Mass,
EoR sALE-TO SETTLE AN EsTATE-THRFE
i ~ 81 p b. houses OPP9sge Franklin PARK ~
OGDEN. Executor. i6 a psf. NV i.'''' " ia.5-inl.
EoR sALE-NEw HOUSES; BARGAINS; EASY
o,s to all ses anu i5auFo 0wNEE ZIG tSGs Gear
nI3:3m
PnnR sALE-HoUsEs-wE HAVE Now
Il for sale on easy terms GOOD three-story
brick house, with rooms. BATH ceilar, fur
h dozen a,ss sna the 1Sss
Houe, which we consider good thing either
leavlng an egnty Of So 500 The house
The tavss are s64 per year insurance So, 80
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FLAxAaArs
Jswz1sz MAxu,Acruaus
EsrAsr1sHmxr
5Sl SEvrxrn ST.. NV.
No inferior work. All the workmm sxpsfeD.
Special sttsutiou given to repairing. 3a2-9m
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ENOR SALE-SEVFRAL HANDSOME UPRIGHT
pianos az away wn prices to make room: don't
fai to see them; your payments can be arranged to
suit
THE PIANO EXCHANGE
1a2S-!t 9l3 Pa. ave.
E'OR sALE-A NICE PFCS L SON SQUARE
Il ,iano. Sl:S; 81 cash and 81 per month. Pianos
EXCHANGED, tuned. packed and moved. Pianos fer
rent. HUGO WORCH CO.. SS5 'th st. n. W. slo-tisn
DOR sAIE-wE HAVE TOO MANY SECOND
4 rAND PIANOS in stock and will sell them very
low and on easy terms. Az in thorough re air.
ja24 PFEIFFER L CONLIFf. AT 18th st. n ".
FoR SALE
PLAN
BEGINNERS.
We receiving from our factory every month
large shipments OF Pisnos, and in order to make room
for stock COMING viii sell few pianos suited for
beglnners practice ranging from $40 to SO; Chick
erng. Fischer. Durham and other makes Will sell
81 payments and will ta&e any piano back within
year in EXCHANGE for better at the price
first sold no discount.
1alS F. q. SMITH. 1925 Penna ave. n. w.
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I,oE sALE-ECONOMICAL AND DESIRABLE
lao sw- TYLEA 4 kCTHERFORD. 1907 \ o..
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For ,sAIE-ONLY so CTS. A TT, ON THE
north side OF NJ st. North Capitol St and the
new printing Office site 20x12O alley for list
or lots. DAVID ID STONE
Ii SOi-206 NV.
LfOR SALE-THE INCEST LITTLE LOT IN THE
northwest for 5000; the south side of Kenyon
ST. COLUMBIA Heights. 17o it. from I4th size 25IIO0;
adtoins house.
80 choice lots for sale in Columbia flights
DAVID ID. STONE,
1t S04 and SOG F n
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

rlNhE OFFICE or TdE AMMONIAIED STEAM
Carpet Cleaning WORKS and the y. s. Mattress Co.
has been remover 10 l.2o Pa ave. n W. Bedding Of
every description made oraer the lowest prices
NJ NJ NEwMYER. Manager.
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TOR s1IE-TwO BRICK HOUSES on X ST.
i t-s - and I'd u e.. cCutlning rooms.
,trr IN tcu-n uox sc1pei and ren ing f,r Sis -
n r.utg al Per cen. iaye-tsl- NJ frice ior each
l. : tlsI HILL = JOHN SION.
la-Sst Cy12D i5-r3 Pa ave. n ".
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MAN1OU M.
MADAME PAYN. MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
w ist. lU3 18th ST J: W The only Importer and
Isr GOODS souJn Of New York. no2O-tr
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EOR SALE LARGE LEVEL TRACT SUITABLE
for subdivision reached by electric cars improv-
ing locality; greatest bargain around WASHINGTON
II sold soon. offered at sc. per 50. IT,
ia133w' S. ". TUCKER, 100 F ST. n O.
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I'OR SALF-6Ol i ST. NE. CORNER HOUSE; 8
Il rooms side lights in hrst-c ass condition and
special bargain on price asked. Keys at office.
FOR SALE-G.EI IL ST. y. E NEW; ROOMS;
papered; ectTc lighting one square from cars and
hertiics cellar deep lot TO alley; open daily; monthly
payments If desired Call for price and terms.
i.21-H WRIGHT STOCKETT, go ST. nv