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Bed Spreads
FOR THE WHITE sALI

FOR THE WHITE SALE
 Marseilles design Spread, pearl hemmed, full size, good weight; $1.2o quality, 98c Extra weight Spread, raised designs. weave full 10-4; s1.50 quality, $1.1e Genuine Marseilles Spreads, fast backs, raised designs, s2.50 quality, for $1.9S
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Lunch Cloths and DoiIies
FOR THE WHITE SALE '

Fancy fringed Doilies. for table use, oval, square and oblong, Sc to 25c
 30-inch Lunch Cloth, open work in each corner, SIPS quality, e8c
 36-inch fancy open work Squares, Bleached German Linen. $2.00 qual- lty, $1.4s
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Towels
FOR THE WHITE SALE

All Linen Huck Towels, 17x32, 121ac quality, 9c
 All Linen Huck Towels, 1Sx36, 15c quality, lie
 Turkish Towels, double thread, 20x 40, 16kc quality, 12Iac
 Hemstitched Irish Tucked Towels, embossed damask borders, 19x36, 25c quality, 19c
 Hemstitched Huck Towels, fancy borders, 22x44, S5c quality, 2ec
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Shirts
 s1.oo, and $1.25 Madras and Percale Shirts. 6oc $1.50 and $1.75 Manhattan Shirts for S1.15 $2.O0 and $2.25 Manhattan Shirts for $1.4o $2.5O and s9OO Manhattan Shirts for $1.75
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JANUARY PRICES FOR Mems FiXinNS
Shirts

A few special values of the many we
 offer.
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Crashes

FOR THE WHITE SALE
 Bleached Cotton Crash, 25-yard bolts, each, 97c Cotton Huck Crash, 20-inch, 7c Checked Grass Linen, 18-inch, 9Iac Linen Crashes, 19-Inch, all colors, for 10c All Linen Huck Towels, 20-inch, 15c
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THE WHITH SALE OF Muslin UNd6rCIOth6S

CONTINUES Next week being the
 second week. New values and styles added to the
 selling.
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Half the work is saved with gaS as a fuel.
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Special Prices On Toilet
 Articles

Articles
 Packers Tar Soap, cake, 14c All White Rose Glycerine Soap, cake, 13c Roger & Gallet's Violet Soap, per cake, 21c Colgate's Violet Soap, cake, 15c Lava Soap, cake, sc Colgate's pure Castile Soap, per cake, Sc Jewsbury 6 Browns Tooth Paste, box, 43c Prays Rosaline, for nails, face and lips, cake, 25c Rubifoam, for the teeth, 23c Bradleys Cold Cream, 25c Hudnut's Cold Cream of Cucumber for soc Hudnut's Violet Almond Meal, 25c Roger & Gallet's Violet de Parme for 86c Bradley's Woodlawn Violet Toilet Water, 25c Rubber Hot Water -ags. two quarts,
 75c Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Dress ing Combs, Hair Brushes, Sponges, Chamois Skins, Bath Brushes, etc. PerGaIe and FIannelette
 Wrappers
 soc, $1 and $1.10 Wrappers at 75c $1.25, S1.39 and $150 Wrappers at
 98c
 Bath Essentials
 FOR THE WHITE SALE
 Terry Cloth Wash Rags, Sc Terry Cloth Bath Mits, 15c Bath Mits, upward from 35c
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LdCes

Imitation Smyrna and Torchon, edges and insertions; l to inches wide; dozen, soc
 Edges and insertions, 2k to S1s inches wide, 100
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

The old-fashioned plaids have come
in again un3e the new and more ele-
CANT title of -tartans. Trimmed with
plain cloth or. velvet. in the color DOM
inant in the gown stuff. some entire
plaid costumes in soft woods are seen.
They are used mainly for walking pur-
poses. When well made they are
fetching on slim, graceful figures, but
since the majority of the plaids are
very large, they have a contrary effect
on short stout wearers. making them
seem both awkward and badly gown
ed.
The sharp line between the right and
the wrong thing can be drawn only by
the individual. A style may be new
and fashionable, but we should think
well before we adopt it for ourselves.
Far better effects are often obtained
with things which have grown the
honorable fungus of time than with
novelty which renders US ridiculous.
For those who can carry them off
with distinction, the wool tartans re-
producing the markings of the Scotch
clans are very beautiful. The original
colorings are usually too crude for i'm
itation, though some gay silks and vel
vets employed for shirtwaists display
the more harmonious combinations of
the real tartans. These shirtwaists,
with durable suit gowns for accompa-
niment, are worn by stylish shoppers,
who. if the shirt is of velvet, some
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

on certain daintiness of effect than
elaborate details. White lace or satin
vests, the last embroidered in delicate
colors and a moderate use of the new
gemmed buttons are often the only
decorations used. A model of the
gown is in any of the styles favored
for madenhood. A pleated or flounced
skirt and a blouse jacket is eminently
popular.
A smoke gray velvet skirt, lately
worn in Central Park by a girl of 16,
combined beautifully with a jacket of
broadtail. Position tails in the same
skin showed at the back, and a black
satin belt, with a dull silver buckle
set with cats eyes, girdled the waist
On this smart coat were seen the
embroidered cloth bands which now
smarter the most elegant finery Cut
in narrow bases, which edged the
deep fur collar in a single row and
showed in several on the sleeves,
white cloth with black needlework
formed this effective trimming.
These band embroidered cloth trim
mings are used on gowns of both
cloth and velvet and with almost all
the street materials in vogue.
Ivory kid splendidly simulated them
in one instance. With black and sap
phire and cuffs for a French gown
in dark blue cloth. The blue of the
needework appeared in large ovals
set under diamond perforations in the
kid, black needlework framing them.
The result was beautiful, the sap
phire ovals showing up with almost
as much brilliance as their precious
namesakes.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

stepping to where the full glare of my
headlight fell upon the track, proceed
ed to read it.
Il don't know anything about it," he
exclaimed suddenly Here, Ned, see
what you can make out of this. |
don't know what he means. / haven't
seen her."
He handed the note to me. Holding
1t where the light fell upon il, / read:
Conductor Chas. Davis, No. 81.
MY daughter Grace Henderson. has
left home, and / have reason to think
she is on your train. II so, send her
back by the bearer.
Jacob Henderson,
Division Supt."
think that l must have given a
more forcible exclamation than had
Davis when | read the note, for now
II was half plain to me.
There's something queer about
this" / said slowly, as / passed bach
the note. rs she aboard your train
now2"
rs she aboard my train now7" he
repeated ~ surprise. NO. she Is NOT
and II she was, "a not make her Fo
back 10 that old shnnint, unless she
wanted 20. She "a not "a Rirl 10 leave
nome without some good reason.
Know mat ia take Der along 40
nhae hhe wanted ~ 60 and knop M
NOUN shut That's jusi about Ahaf q
"hn right thon charie" ssis
slowly, foF ; had been thinklaF Fety
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28
WINE Of CARDUI

tainly would have been one less coach
upon that road, and very likely several
lives lost. But l was expecting it and
was prepared
Nick grasped the whistle and began
to loot loudly 1t was heard and rec
ognized, for there was no other whistle
quite like it on that division. Then, no
doubt wondering what could have sent
No. q down after them, they began to
slacken up, came to a dead stop, and
waited for us to come up cautiously
We'll what's the matter?" ejacu-
lated Davis, as he came around the end
of the last car when l leaped down
from my cab.
l made no reply, for 1 did not know,
but handed him the note that Hen
derson had given me to deliver to him.
He took it, hastily tore it open and,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

handed the note back to me. Take
not say that she will not be aboard
my train after the present time. NO"
we must hustle"
| explained the situation briefly 10
Grace. and, not without a little regret
on my part, the transfer was quickly
made. / bade her goodbye, and, after
little handshake, climbed up into my
cab and started TO run back to the
Junction.
| suppose l must have been rather
GUM on the way back. Nick did not
say much and / said less. barely an
swering few necessary questions
Tor | was wandering what IL all meant
IL was just past midnight when we
rolled back into the roundhouse yard'
Henderson was there, waiting for w.
and he came rushing out az soon az ne
heard as crossing the switches out
side.
Where Is sheg" he cried. jumpihs
up into the cab almost before the en-
glne had stopped.
! felened ignorance, ana passed d.
the note in reply, Nick WIS oilins ~
eceenfffcF, ana heard nothing ~
would not have known any NOR
about IL than ! did Nick waF one ~
the BIND that know when h USE pfn'
a. know Defhlpg
Some prodlgious oafha esralfl
lifnaeison lipa 40 he read ibe JOY
from bafif bpi pc obey Nefe 90 p
lconunaea On P-As sAs
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Nsu~A XeAA ,
No. ISL East Fourth Street,
JACKSONVILLE FLA, May 6, 1902.

WINE OF CARDUI is the medi-
w cine for women. Ithas rec
ord of curing over a million
women of menstrual Irregularities,
ovarian pains, bearing-down pains
and barrenness, and because it may
be taken in the privacy of the home
without any loss of time and without
the distressing embarrassment of a
physician. And doctors recognize
its merit by prescribing it in hos
pitfalls and in private practice, be-
cause of its success in building up
worn out and nervous women and
making them well and strong and
fit for womanly duty. The world
never knows of their suffering, but
they are the real martyrs of the race
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

AS regards indoor wear for these
small maidens and their younger sis
tiers and brothers, white wash ma
terials compose the best of the gar
ments. Needlework of all sorts is used
on them. Rows of deliC ate fagotting
show between hand tucks and inser-
tions of fine embroidery. and the whole
effect produces a look of daintiness
rather than of splendor. Some of the
little Mother Hubbard frocks for the
tiniest maids, indeed. have an angelic
plainness. Made of the sheerest India
lawn, the short full skirt, which drops
from a round square or pointed yoke
may be only hemmed. The yoke and
cuffs of the bishop sleeves are entirely
of the needlework
For girls who cannot wear these
pretty wash things in winter. little
wool frocks in white and brilliant tints
are provided, though these require
white wash camps to be really elegant
In the same way fashions fads make
long stockings on small children seem
out of place in the house White or
black socks have almost entirely SUI
perseded them for the smsartest wear
though long white stockings are also
admissible. II the child is susceptible
TO cold these should be of merino.
Mary Dean.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

cloth. Large sapphire buttons. with
gun metal settings, ornament the stole
band, and everywhere the gown stun
~ cut bias. which Is a device for re-
ieving the awkWardness Of the big
plaid.
Velvet and velyeteen. braid or cloth
trimmed, are other walking materials
much 81 favor. rich fur bands and fur
~ heeeesofiea setting on the smartest
costumes.
Fof the hlFh dress 81 young girls.
t"f fisitlhR' tneaifr. concert end opera
Nttt nothing ia considered more sie-
SAINT than fhese ta2fufes Velvet
NYepf ~ fach NeafF however. are
s~seNt AMfig maes, depending more
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

fast. "I'n just put her aboard your
train now and send her along. She's
up here in my cab"
Davis looked at me a moment in
surprise, then puckered no his lips into
a prolonged whistle. I then told him,
in as few words as possible. how she
happened to be there, and, without
a word, he opened Hendersons note
again and wrote on the back:
Between Hampton & Brooks Junction.
Jacob Henderson, Esq.
mo. n has overtaken me, and your
note delivered. Your daughter is not
aboard my train, nor has she been up
to the present time.
&C. w. Davis,
Conductor No. 81
There, Ned" he exclaimed, as he
that back to the old man. 1t does
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

the women who with their own
efforts make home what it ought to
be for their children. Wine Of Car
dui imparts strength and tone to
the menstrual organs and never fails
to benefit any trouble which attacks
and weakeps women. If any wom-
an will take Wine of Cardui Just be-
fore the menstrual period she will
gain strength for her household du-
ties by avoiding all pain and sick
ness caused by irregularity. Wine
of Cardui soothes the pain and is the
finest remedy for young girls, for
mothers and for women Of all ages
known to the science of medicine.
All druggists sell sl.00 bottles of
Wine of Cardui.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

times introduce a fragment of the same
material in the trim tailor hat. Some
times the crown is of the plaid, some
times the puffed brim, the hat itself
usually taking a fiat toque shape.
Charming costumes for school girls
are made of both velvet and wool tar
tans. with shaped box pleats distin-
gushing the skirts of many. A plaid
wool gown, with markings of black
over distinct stripes of alternate blue
and white, displays these pleats. which
meet plain upper portion at the
fiounce quarter of the skirt. The bod
ice is in blouse shape. with the new
baggy sleeves and a highly ornamental
stole collar of blue velvet and white
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

various skating Kinks. and on the side
walks of the smartest avenues richly
dressed tots initiate the roller skate
antics of their poorer neighbors- COS
tunes here are the usual outdoor
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

Fur Jokes show in a few of the
handsomer street gowns, with which
fur trimmed hats and large muffs are
smart details.
Such combination is seen in a de-
lightful little skating costume recent
ly turned out for a bud of the season.
The ice bound period in New York
is a limited one, but so much is this
sport liked by the 'fashionables" that
the winter skating Kinks are always
well patronized. The exercise is I'M
doubtedly good for young bodies, and,
since 1t affords opportunity for a
special style of costume, the monot-
ony of conventional dress is pleas
antly varied.
Golden brown velvet and Alaska sable
constituted the costume in question.
Made in rather little-girl fashion,
shirring some three inches wide form
ed a decoration as effective as it was
simple. This bordered the square neck
of the round bodice and the tops of
the bishops sleeves, where they joined
with the fur yoke. The bottom of the
sleeves showed a double row of the
stirring, a single one outlining with
large scoTlops a hip yoke on the skirt,
which was very fun and otherwise I'M
trimmed.
With this fine prettiness went a big
muff of Alaska sable and large brown
velvet toque with a sable edge.
For less expensive skating gowns
which yet aspire to- a certain elegance,
| liberty velveteen is a rich and deceiv-
ing texture Only the connoiseur can
distinguish the better grades from the
real thing. The least touch of good
| fur helps out the pretention.
Plain cloth is also much worn by
smart skaters, whose individual meth
DDS of obtaining coquettish effects are
| worthy of study.
One girl who always wears a smart
little frock of black cloth goes to
wildly tinted hats for variety of toll
cite. One day her headpiece is tur-
| ban of brilliant holly berries and
green leaves: other times IL is white,
scarlet or green felt alpine. veil
in the same tint wraps the crown of
each and drops in floating ends be-
| hind.
Very neat skating clothes may be
made bv a combination OF old mate
rails. and II d venerable sealskn coat
exists In the family. regard IL as an
admirable foundation. No fur dyes
more perfectly than sealskin and II
not In too dilapidated state the best
parts OF the coat may be made into an
Elton or bolero Jacket with short
sleeves eked out by under puffs in a
contrasting material. The blouse u.s.
Of course. the same and, n II can be
managed. a foot border Of sealskin for
the short cloth skirt VIII give the look
Of continuity that the costume should
| have.
A. 10 skating hats something jaunty
ana c0mphcfiy built and preferably
with FUR trimmings Is best Shoes mas
b. either patent leather toes ~ laced
ralfekin hootq, ard enc nountinK poo.
iicoats above are always short enough
90 show them.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

sport these warm leg coverings, leath-
er and cloth, alternating with cordu-
roy and velveteen, shaping them. The
warmest of the overcoats are of beaver
cloth made mannishly and often splen-
did with fur collars and cuffs. Persian
lamb or brown beaver are the skins
used, a front frogging of silk braid
and the black fur giving a foreign look
Many of the coats worn by the girls
are simple and one recognizes in GER
tain plain cloth models, with cord
decorations, some of the more sensible
and inexpensive of the shop designs.
Deep shoulder capes add to the cozi-
ness of some, and with such mufflings
round felt hat, trimmed only with a
ribbon or velvet bow. may be the mod
est head covering. Under the rolling
brim of this one sees the Velasquez
style of hair dressing now in vogue.
The locks are parted at the right side,
drawn to the left. and there tied with
a bow above the left ear. The style is
piquant and becoming to almost every
girl.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

thing, many wooly white coats with
Angora trimmings bundling the small
girls, who often wear Capuchin hoods
and leggings of the same material.
The most juvenile of the urchins all
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28
OLD.FASHIONED PLAIDS ARE
THE RAGE ONCE MORE

But Now They Reign Under the Elegant Title of Tartans
When and When Not TO Wear These Designs and How
TO Make Fetching Dresses From Them for Grown-Ups
and Girls of All Ages
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-28

Fur Jokes show in a few of the
handsomer street gowns. with which
fur trimmed hats and large muffs are
smart details.
Evening star., 1902-04-29
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.,
Washington, d. c., April 25 1302.-NOTICE is
hereby given that the Commissioners Of the District
Of Columbia intend to make the following named
improvements, which are, in their judgment, neceS-
sary for the public health safety and comfort
Assessments for onehalf the cost Of this work will
be made provided in public act No. III, ap-
proved August Z, 1894. Parties who are interested
In the proposed work notified that the said
District building on WEDNESDAY, THE FOUR
TENTH DAY OF MAY. 1892, at II o'clock an,
In the board room Of the said Commissioners. to
any and all persons who desire to object there
to: SET NEW GRANITE, CURB AND LAY
CEMENT SIDEWALK-On the west side of 18th
street NV, from Q street n0rthward TO the irst
alley north Of Q street. at an estimated cost Of
$500 to be assessed AGAINST lots So. So 81 ss and
49, square 193. On The west side of 14th street
NV, abutting lot 49, square 217. at an estimated
cost OF $2O7. On the North side Of Massachusetts
avenue NV, from 2Gth streetato 21st street. at
estimated cost Of 444. to be assessed against lots
In square 81. abuffing said Massachusetts ave
nue. between the limits named RESET CURB
AND LAY CEMENT SIDEwALK--On the north
side Of F street n.e from Elliott street westward
to point LOG feet west Of the west building line
be assessed against lots 70. I'll. u 13, "a. 75,
square 1923 SET NEW GRANITE CURB-on the
south side Of Massachusetts avenue nw.. from 2Uth
street to 2lst street at estimated cost Of $780,
to be assessed against lots In square 50, abutting
on said Massachusetts avenue between the limits
named. On both sides Of 3d. street n.w., from l.
street to New York avenue at ian estimated cost OF
and $685. abutting said Sd street between the
limits named. HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND.
JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN BIDDLE Commissioners,
D. C. apps. .29&my9. 1O.4t
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SPRINGS AND BATRS
Carroll Springs Sanitariurn

TOT hvaIids cor valescents and those desiring rest
ano qniet OPEN ALL THE YEAR Baths eler~
S rSig, sun parlor, aeetylene gas, hot-water heat
.hu .h open hrss Pure spring water piped through
.he house. Send for Illustrated circulsr Tweprx
fnrau minutes from WASHINGTON by b. and o. RR or
tory mfnutes by Brightwood electric cars ladr...
q. II. WRIGHT, Md. Forest Glen Msrylssa
apS-26t-l2
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BOARDING.

EXCELLENT BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT
reasonable rate at 1880 Vermont ave. NV.
TABLE D'HOTE AND A La CARTE DINNER
all day Sundays and holidays; midday lunch for
ladies' and gentlemen from II until 2; electric
fans. CAFE ROBINSON, 1902 1ath st. NV.
je22-tf
Evening star., 1902-04-29
FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

bicycles. The following are some OF the many
specials, viz: s35 Niagara. now &15.3s: $50 Feath
ster: s25: $50 Barnes White Flyer. s24.9s: SO
Heating; Go f22 @ 4s; SO Sterling. $21 :9s; $40 An
row coaster and brake,, $2sT5: a few more
Clipper chainless. 1-S the price that other deal
ers ask; second hand bicycles from $ up; sun
NEW YORK CYCYLE CO.. 424 9th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1902-04-29
DIR. LEATHERMAN.

Expert Specialist In the OF all special dis
eases. Hydrocele. Naricoccle. Structure ImpD-
tency and Blood di.eases cured Tor life. Consuta-
tion free. COZ st. NV spl1-tf6
HAIR DRESSER Cr1RES SCALP DISEASE;
brings hair on bald heads; removes dandru6.
Braids made Of comblngs; shampooing and treat
ing hair. Mrs. MARY A. WHITE. 1872 sth ST.
ap12- 26ts4
Evening star., 1902-04-29
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-A VERY pEsIR-
able piece OF business property on 18th st. NV,
alley. See s. c. HILL. with E. Lodge Hili. stb
and F.. snoR- a.
Evening star., 1902-04-29

CHARLES s. BUNDY,
Commissioner OF Deeds for New York and all other
states and territories Fendal bldg, cor. ~ ST.,
opposite City Hall. Phone 1910. au234,n
Evening star., 1902-04-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN BRICK DWELLING,
18th st NV; resident owner wants
TO make quick sale. TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD
tfnc.t, 1891 ST. NV. ap28-3ts
Evening star., 1902-04-29
ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGToN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw.
Webster Law building. sos d St NV, Washing
ton, y: c. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th ct. NV. se13
Evening star., 1902-04-29
MEDICAL.

ThermO Electric Institute
Pope building. s17 l4th St NV.
Rooms Ioi. 405 and 4O6
For treating rheumatism Cont and ali other af
fecticns of Joints. Bones. Nerves ctc is equipped
with the latest approved apparatus for applying
superheated dry air. static and other forms OF
electricity, N-ray. etc. Inspection invited. Con-
snltation free. Hours, $50 TO IL, 2 to ..
ADS 2i4s-IO
Evening star., 1902-04-29
HOTEL RALEIGH.

Atlantic City, n. ].
SPECIAI. RATE FROM APRIL TO JUNE, $500
And $3.50 PER DAY; $10. $l2 AND SIS PER
WEEK.
200 beautiful rooms; modern In all Its appoint
ments. Literally conducted. Coach will NEE; all
trains.
fe4-1s0t-Io JOHN B. SCOTT.
Evening star., 1902-04-29

FOR SALE--GREATLY REDUCED; HOUSE on
Coreoran st between 18th and 18th, for 81 500.
This Is rare chance to get small house In
fashionable section
ap26-tf.5 H. l.. RUST, Cos 18th NV
Evening star., 1902-04-29
HOTELS.
The eVemdOrn1e

.Gf(01l The ver1dome
EUltVU llUCommonwealth Ave DnCT,NNy
~ u Back Bay Boulevard. DVpS 0pl%
Unexcelled by any hotel In the city. in clentage
location, appointments and cuisine. Thoroughly
modern In every detail. No dust or noise from
steam or trolley cars. Five minutes to Rack Bay
Stations. GREENLEAF & BARNES.
THE DRISCOLL, COR. FIRST AND 5 STS NV
A Hgh-Class Apartment Hotel
Southern exposure, facing U. s. Capitol and
suite or single. with bath. Electric light steam
heat, Uttered water. One block from b. & o.
depot. Trausients accommodated. American and
European plan. T. A. MCKEE Mgr. fe26tf-s
Evening star., 1902-04-29
MiSCELLANEoTS.
MOUNT HOLLY INN.

MoCNT HOLLY. BALTIMORE.
Situated ir one Of the most charming splburhs
aulaceht 70 baltimore. DELIGHTFULLY."- cool,
AT ALL TINES. Beautiful views Of surrounding
country from every room and the porches HIGH
ELEVATION: NO MALARIA. Music by Prof
Emrlch's Orchestrs. Tennis billiards. t;nlY
MINNE0PA SPRINGS TABLE WATER SERyED
WRITE FOR RATES AND BOoKI.ET.
e. DANIEL W. DwYER President
CHARLES II. TEASE Manager anis Iot *
Evening star., 1902-04-29

FOR EXCHANGED PRETTY 3-STORY AND
cellar brick house 22d and s sts NV: con-
tains rooms and bath; a. m. t.: trust of S4 500
at o1o; viii trade equity Of S17O0 for clear
lot In any section of the city Apply TO VIM
a. SAUNDERS & CO, I4o7 + ST. NV onas-ai
Evening star., 1902-04-29
ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.

Atlantic City, N. j.
HOTELS AND COTTAGES FOR RENT AND SAL ).
c. ], ADAMS co, Successors To- T. c; Adams a
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