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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-14

FOR RKNT-BYaB .rl
Bfightwood Az near ]
worth, 11r, b. ~
l83S 1st nv, Dc. b. 3.
l74 o NV. 12r. b. 81
1240 Princet'n, 11r. 81
60 N Y av NV. Or. b.3s
1907 7th nv. stO&Sr 81
1902 9th NV. Or, b. u
l217 9th NV. Or. b. q
1925 7th NV. sto&ce3. Il
SO7h l NV. 6r&b. q
119 It'll, store. 2:
1885 9th NV. II. b. q
4th & r, 5r&b fat. .2t
$50 I'd ne. Or, b. ~
$3.50 l. NV. TRIVIA. 3
1400 y Cap, 4r fat. 2
2224 G NV, 7r, b. II
Office rooms at 512 F
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FOB RENT-0R SALE-CENTRALLY LOCATED
modern dwelling. lois 18th St NV, containing
~ rooms bath rnOns and 2 toilet rooms: fur-
nace and all modern mps. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD, Inc, 1907 Of. NV. fel4-3ts
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FOR RENT
1el NED. AVE Sc, AR. BATHS ss5 90
VIZ EAST CAP. ST, 1oR. BATHS. SO. so
1905 PA. AVE. Sc. lar. BATHS so
Al 4IH Ne. ROOMS. BATH. $3.50
S07 A Sc. ROOMS 1 BATH az 70
3o4 SD Sc, ROOMS. BATH ...... %. 80
o2s 18TH Sc. s ROOMS. ............ q so
vi NE, ROOMS. -............... 1890
I4ie Sc. ROOMS .........-.... 1870
S25 T. O. AVE S.E., 8 ROOMS III so
ia FRANCIS ST. Sc, 4 ROOMS 400
JOHN E. DoNOHOE SONS QNC).,
30e EAST CAPITOL ST.
" Ieli-8 PHONE EAST 81
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SAUL. AE.CoR. 7TH 3 L nv.
Pst-i 1913 n ne. sfolkcei.. fe.60
40. 00l 1918 fith NV. store 1900
81. sol 1S141s 7th NV, store. 1880
50. 6t e12 8 NV. Gr. .....1t.30
50. 60i6 @ NV, or, w.... .13.00
80. so 423 o nv ,5rskb nat. 12.30
50 so 912 I'd Sc. 5r&;w. 1850
$3.50 1924 N Cap. .1o.b0
q 50 RI PIT ~ nv, s.a:10.00
u -Hai24S7 Sth NV .5r, wtcoD9.W
q 80 26D6 NV. 4r. .0.30
q so 1885 Temp av, 4r&w $50
42.o0I 4S2 D NV. Oft rS- 81 4 81
20. so 60 jackson alley. $50
2B.6Oi Rear sos 18th nwtcoD $50
81. 40 476 Navy pl sc, 4r. W. $50
&c. 60 Hotel, SCR, st heat, cheap
1885,
: st. NV, steam heat. fe14-tf
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UNFCk
1900 18th NV, 1ir. b.$2Oe. OF
l44l X nv, l5r, 3h. zsr'.,si
1120 VT av. 16r. 3h. 1S3 g.
1927 Mass av, 12r. b. $50. 06
1929 VI. 16r, 3b. 1850
1921 Q. llr. b. 50. 0G
1918 y II av. i2,,3b. 81. tn
1854 h. Tor. 2b. -. .65. 0C
BALTIC mr. 18th. Tor. 2b. 60. nG
1915 + Capitol. lir. b. %. w
1903 Belmont, Tor, b To. 100
2+06 18th NV. Tor, b. GO. 90
1900 keaesaw, Tor. b.55.0O
1875 Kcnesaw, I2r, ID IS 90
1877 s. Tor. b. so. IS
2l0S K. l4r, b. so. 90
1896 Park. 13r. b. so. 90
1896 Col I'd. l1r. b. 5000
31o 18th NV. Tor. 40
1920 Howard. Tor, b5O Oh
1907 Phelps. l0r. 2b. so. 06
$3.50 y NV. 1Sr, 2h. so. 90
3i1517 Brown. Tor. b.47.50
l240 kenesaw. i0r. b. IS SO
1905 2od NV. l0r. b. r.. "
903 o NV. Tor, b. sta II 90
1927 y J Nv. Tor. b. 40 80
1872 W. Tor. b. 1880
1920 Yale. Tor. b. IA. so
1i2 Mass ay ne. Or. b. 40. so
1927 Harvard. Tor. b. 40 80
1900 w NV. Tor. b. .3S. 30
1O2-4-S Sd NV, Tor, b 3S. sc
900 q nw, Tor, b. .35. 80
AZ Z nv, Sr, b.. 80. 30
2022 y NV. Tor. b. .35. so
Office rooms, 626 +
Call at Office for Compl
1t FVTRNISyIE
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LINKINS. 500 18th ST.
21l6 E Or, wa.....14.D
1915 9th, Ar, wa. .10.D
1882 18th Be, Or. wa $50
1881 18th Be. Or, wa. $50
Good houses for colored
tenants. from 81 up.
Storage rooms. .....$5.W
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THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO., NO.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
lAlA "E'' ST. NV TELEPHONE NJ S4a
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FOR RENT MARTIN BROS.
FLATS.
1922 Conn. ave-, fat, rooms, heat gas. $50. 90
1922 Conn. ave-, fiat, rooms, heat. gas. IS. 90
1900 St, 4 rooms, b., b., gas. I'd floor. 200
1900 st., ruoms h., gas, Sd floor. ....... 17.o0
1900 32d St. rooms b.. h., gas, Sd floor. BIO
UNPUBLISHED HOUSES
2022 y, Tor, ami So SOB Poona Ct 2r, wa. 800
1900 W. Tor, anil. IS 5aI5 Poona ct, 2r. SEQ
1913 18th, Crib. 80 sol ROOMS
1925 Pa av Or fat. 80 90 1898 NJ, 13r bath. 90
3145 z, 11r, ami. so STORES.
7O4 RI c0th 6r&sta. 2O00213O Pa av 11r&sto. 45 30
$50 24th 6r wa. .12 5Ol6O1 H av wa. gas. 10. SO
252S F. 4r, 930I l10S 21st. large rm. so
2134 X, Ar, water. s. Sol STABLES.
$40 Goth ne, Ar. .600IRea 2130 L st. $3.50
1OS 18th ne Ar. .SO0tRear 1920 G st. 500
MARTIN BROS.
1925 PA. AVE
1t CALL AT OFFICE FOR COMPLETE LIST.
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FrRt-1S23 VI Az sr $s5 so csc B sw, Or. $500
5ls ne. IS $50 Harvard NV, Or. e 30
$50 Chesapeake. er. 16.5ol l321 10th NV, ar 1880
fe143ts
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643 Louisiana NV.
1900 w St NV, 10 rooms, ami. ........ $40 so
III St NV, rooms. ami. .......... 1870
l9l2 18TH 81. NV, y rooms. a MI. IS so
4t4 ST. NV rooms, ami. ........... IS so
10Th and Md. ave. ne, store and dwelling. IS 90
1913 18th ST. NV, 10 rooms, mi 81 80
1915 Sd st. NV, rooms, Anil $3.50
2eO3 lth st. n. W.. store and ce- lar. 100
ia Harvard st. NV. rooms. anil 225O
I33 4th st. NV, rooms and water. 20. so
26oO Z ST. NV, rooms anil. 20.50
los Az st. NV, rooms and water. POGO
9Th and \ SITS. Sc, store. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
321 1872 st. s.w., rooms ami ......... IS ~
COS Erie ST. NV, rooms. ............... 1890
51I 18th ct. NV, two office rooms. ....... 1900
134S Joliet ST., Brooklsnd. ................ 1890
1872 eth st. Sc. rooms and water. 1900
Sd and Il SITS. NV, rooms and water. -. 1850
All L. St Sc, rooms and water. 1890
$40 AZ ST. s.w.. rooms and water. 1870
1897 llth st. Sc, rooms and water. 1000
fel4-2dd
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FOR RENr-R. W. WAL
1929 NJ, 15r, 3b, pr an 81 500
1885 18th NV. 14r&3
ba, nicely furn'd. $50. 90
1886 10th, Il BIB, unf. 100. 90
1740 Riggs pl, Sr. b,
furnished .......&. 90
1923 Q NV, I3r, b. 10. 90
1903 Belmont av, 10, b. 90. OF
2406 18th NV, Tor, b. 80. 90
CALL At OFFICE FOR
fe7-s, tu&th-tf
FOR RENT-BY GEO. W
1872 21st. 11r. b, fur d$1OO. 90
Store, 1918 Pa ay.. IS. 90
Store, TO Goth. ....N. SO
2114 H. Tor, b.....40.50
1923 Riggs, 11r, D. 1850
81 9 nv, 9r. b, eel fur. 80. 30
21S 1: Or, b.......2.50
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FOR RENT-BY FLOYD I
12&Mdav sw. lumyd$13.O ei
1913 Md av sw, 7r, imp. 1850
80 7th Sc, Or, ami. 1850
10th&D sw. 9r, I'd 4. 10. OOI
81 n Sc. Or. 500
511 l. sw, Or, w&s. .G.0O
1006 9Th sw. Or. imp. 400
400 1th sw, storer m. 20. 90
Sic La av,large hall. Il. DOL
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ILL. QNC.9, 1T l4TH ST.
WISHED.
1904 S NV. Or. b. $3.50
G04 Decatur. Sr, b.35. so
:nt list. iur. Il. -
105 Q NV. Sr. b. $3.50
l41s 18th, Tor, b. $3.50
13 U NV. 7r, b....32.6o
1884 18th, Or, b. .32.50
40 L NV. Or, b. so
POS T NV. Or. b. .30.59
1000 Flagler, 7r. b. $3.50
iI22 LIST NV. Or. b. $50
81 Quincy ne. Or. b.23.50
S3i 9TH ne. 7r. b. so
2294 Champl av. Or. b. 1850
1910 18th ne. Or. b. 1850
1924 18th ne, 6r. b. 1850
J07 nth Sc, Or. b. 1880
700 I'd ne, 6 rooms. 1880
1919 Lincoln. Or. ..12.o0
1878 Wylie. 4r. 100
li13 @ NV, . rooms. 800
llUJ y nv. shop .5.W
APARTMENTS.
Sl4 VI NV I'd Il, Or, b. $35. 90
STORES.
sol r NV. sto. or. sta. 500
STABLES.
RI 1416 /. SIS. 90
hr 3l5 Az NY. eta. C.. 500
RI Moses Storage, I'D 1t
bet II and N.....10.W
RI SO 2lst. ........ 500
Rr 43 81. = st. hk. .6.O0
RI 119 Mass av NV. 500
Rr GIG II NV. stable. 100
Rr 22Da 1ifh NV. br'E.5.W
and 33S Indiana ave.
etc Bulletin and List Of
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1925 18th NV, Sd flo. $50:
4th DO. SIS. with heat.
l941 + NV, 3r......$25.00
RES.
PA 9Th NV u4x30.. $40
LES.
l24S 8th NV. rear. IS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-14

FOR RENr--THE BEAUTIFUL BUFF BRICK
and stone residence, No. 1908 Columhia. road;
frcots south. steam heats sH modern tmRs neae
car lipe, &c: low rent EARLY q 4LAMFToN.
10 l4th Ut. NV. no1l.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-14
PERSONAL.


WE'LL RAISE THE ANTE IN THIS LITTLE
game. Shouldn't you have call and pay you
standard cash rates fer mems garments.
VIII call any time you say II y0u only name the
day, tonight. JCSTH'S OLD STAND, $40 d.
fe14-tf-5
WE CAN PACK YOUR FURNITURE FOR SHIP
ping; take part pay odd piece IF furniture
Call address GIL st. lts
SUSPECTED PERSONS WATCHED. THEIR HAB-
anybody anywhere a secret service of high re-
pute; authorized and bonded under the law;
valuables guarded at weddings and receptions:
private consultation rOoms strictly confidential;
advice free; Office never closed. Telephones
Office, Main 2525 superntcndent's residence
Main 1869. NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
clio l4th St NV. NJ Bradford. superintendent 1.
WANTED-THE LADIES WHO ANSWERED AID.
vertisement tfor useful companiou') to cali
again 2025 Kalorama ave. NV. Sickness pre-
vented my seeing them before. it,
WANTED-BY FTRST-CLASS CARPENTER AND
builder changing. repairing and 1obhing of all
kinds; give estimates to do anything In the
building line Your order promptly attended to-
shall place fe14-6ts
HOME CURE FOR NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, sTOM
sach, liver and kidney troubles. Information ana
advice free. Discouraged sufferers call or write.
r. ERDAiAN. 500 9th 1t. NV. ja3o-28ts
MORPHINE OPIUM, LAUDANUM, COCAINE
habit; myself cured: Will inform you Of harmless
permanent home cure Mrs. BALDWIN.
mh2i-s-n Box 1872 Chicago.
PROPOSALS.
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FOh RENT-B1 X. y. HO
and Insurance Broker.
226 N Capitol. S0r,
per annum. SO. 00O. 90
1920 II i av, Tor. 1888
1902 K NV, 12r. 80. rs. 90
1017-1019 10th. 17r. SO. 81
1903 Belmont. Tor, 2b. 60. 90
2406 18th. 10r. 2b. 600
sos 18th NV. 12r. b. Go 90
1888 l apt. Or. .55.0 90
1877 s, Or. Is 90
1921 NJ, Or apt. so. 90
500 18th NV, l0r. g.. so. 90
416 I'd NV. Tor. AS. 90
2461 18th, Or. 1000
1716 9th NV. Tor. 1000
OLA 9th NV. 8r. LBS. so
OFF
931 F NV, 4r. $50
Atlantic Coast Line
bldg, from $40 to $35
$40
N ] av & n, building .$45 |
1245 18th Sc. 5r, 2stos. $35 |
SrAf
n J av & N. storage. .S45
x T ne. .............$1O
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FOR RENT-MOORE 4 HILL. UNC), TT l4TH ST.
UNEURSISHED.

FOR COMPLETE BULLETIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-14

g. DAVIS, TTH & E S.W.
459 G sw. Sr, imp. SEP so
AT 7th sw, 7r,w&s.1S.0O
AS 7th sw. Or, i'm. sta. 16. 80
100 Fay's ct, 4r.w&s.9. 90
I55 n sw, Or. ....... 800
1913 E sw, Or. ami. 20. 90
6th&I sw, sto&6r ami "a. so
I04fWater Sw, ware'm3O.O0
l229 Oriai ct ne, 5r. .8.00
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UNPUBLISHED.

FOR RENT-4l5 ST. Ne
rooms and bath. brick dwelling In good re-
pair Observation-Disclosures. SIS. 30
fe14-3t LIEBERMANN & HAWN 1903 f st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-14
FOR REHr-HousEs.
UNFURNlsHED.

FOR RENT-D. d. THOMPSON, 1885 ST.
1S7 Phelps NV Or b$50 90 1880 Rosedale ,Tr sc
l230 Roanoke, 10r 40 IS 619 Gordon Ar 10 &c
ZIG ne, Or, b.. $50 131 L Sc. Ar. Oe
12IS Nd av ne, b. 2. sol I02 10Th ne, $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-14

nor SALE--INyESTMENTS:
6-room frame s.w Rent, SIT. Price. 81 700
srnm brick w. Rent, $3.50. Price,. $50
alley bricks, NV Rent .s Ss. Price ,i s
ar brirf ith st. NV. Rent. SIS. 30. Price. 80
groom brick s.w: Rent. SO Price. go
Call for our list of Investments.
: : vM.s H. SAUNDERS h c. 1907 ST. NV.
fe14-3t
fs1S1 SsEI E~lOR FsxGHASGE-FALLS CHURCH,
Iorpom house. barn. of ground: fine waterst
location excellent Address Box III, Star ofhce.s
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FOR lSW, 211 Sd. CT. b.. 1850
NV 112Ovtav15. 2b$1 90 SW, 62l G, Or. Is 81
NV. 3IS Pa Az. ZrSS-S5 SW. G25 Q. Or. so
NV, 1l04 9th, lar b .68. 90 SW, 625 G. Or. Is so
NV. 1889 Q, 13r, b.. $500 Sw. 635 G, 4r,,. II so
NV, 1917 Fl. Sr. n. 80. So SW, 1911 b. II 40
NV, 1882 R. 1Or&b. .35. 60 SW, APT Sth rms II 90
NV. 1913 9Th, Or, b 30.uOiSW, PIP 49,. rms 8 30
NV. 1915 sth 81, b. 20 50lSW 615 Burkes al 4r g. 20
NV. 1S27Wutb'xr7 70. 0o Ne llOl Fla ay Sr b "A O;
NV, 513 s. CRIB. Ia 30 Ne NV cor 9th x
NV. Sill s, 5r..... rs. so {store}, or&b 20, 90
NV, 400 o. ID d. lr. Is o. Me- 11O6 Sth Sra rs 80
NV. COS n. 4r. Is. bOlNE I249 l. 6r b i6 a.
NV, 1923 n avs Il. 80 Ne 1918 Kramer Ss 81 90
NV, I2O2ia 16th 4r. 10 80 Ne GO Brewer ct br 80
NV, 111 Govt al. fr 10 so Ne 1905 Kramer Or Z SO
NV, 1907 18th, Ar :. 10 80 Ne 1908 Kramer Or Z SO
NV. 1898 Chester. Ar 400 Sc 100 9th Ar S6 90
NV, Naylor ct, n. $50 81. $50 x, 90
NV l00o Cation. r.. 100 Sc, BIB Harris ct, 6r9 90
NV. l26 Ut alley 4r.&90lSE, 1lf5 ", Or. $50
SW, 21e 9th. o.. b. $50 Sc 1343 c. ar -. Il 90
SW, Z0o lS!1. ST. B. p 20 Sc. 1134 al, 1850
FLATS, NORTHWEST.
l107 g cd 6oor1. rooms Observation-Disclosures. IA 90
STORES
NV 6l6 Pa. av.. stories, eel, elev Per an 81 900
NV, SW. cor. LIST and H, rooms. $500, 40. 90
~, NV cor. 9th E K, store and dwelling. 1000
OFFICM -'''"
NV e Gsst9i S SSs oes: NV sss 4 ava sss:
APPLY AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN
fe14-f THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN. OF + ST. NV
FOR RENT BY j. G. WELDON CO. 224 =. cap
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
THE LAUNDRY ON
FLOOR THREE.

ny JOHN Il. RAErERy.

EVER ia +, easy for a SELF
respecting man TO come
back 20 his home town"
broken On spirits and
finances. Yet that is what
Raoul DeLlslo did. thnusn
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24

King Edward has given orders foT
the disba2dmcnt OF his private band,
one Of the ancient features Of his court
In it's present form it was established
by Charles H., and some authorities
assert that a estate" band existed in
the days Of Queen Elizabeth. 1t is
composed Of thirty-four musicians, IN
der the direction Of Sir Walter Par
raft, master Of the musick." It's mem
bers are the best th&t can be secured
in England and this is the real cause
of its dissolution. Unlike his mother,
King Edward does not care much Tor
state concerts by his own musicians.
and since his accession the duties o.
the band have been confined chiefly to
tic playing OF light music, including
ragtime, during royal dinners. This
they regard as undigniied, and the
King regards as extavGgant The same
nlGsfE can be played as well 10y Fewer
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
Gilya15 Oracle.

The GilyaEs who live on the Amber
River, in Siberia, have q curious cradle
or cradle board. 1t is made OF two
pieces Of basswood the back and bot
tom are fitted with pieces of mating
secured with thongs OF leather. When
indoors it is suspended from the raft
ers. but in summer it is attached to
@ slender saping that sways with the
gentle motion in the breeze. thus liter.
ally rocking the baby in the tree top.
In certain parts Of Russia a similar
cradle is used, and the one that Peter
the Great was rocked in was made of
material Ike this. but it was rcund
like a sieve, and had 10 heod.-pAill.
GelnLia Telegraph.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
The Deluded Co,d-seekers.

II didn't take out any gold to speak
Of while in the Klondyke, and vet,
despite the hardships l underwent in
that region, my stay there was not
without its pleasing features" said Mr.,
Peter Taylor at the Arlington. Look.
ing back On my Klondyka experience,
l have no cause for regret.
q got up there pretty early in the
summer Of 1898, ard found that hun.
dreds had preceded me- It didn't
take me long to rid myself of the de.
fusion that I would strike it rich, for
1 soon saw that not more than one man
in 500 stood any chance of getting gold
But all the same I prosDected with all
the ardor Of my soul and spared nc
effort to win the shining stuff. The
excitement Of hunting fer gold is 9
fascinating thing and it will cause even
timid men TO brave almost any p2riIs
7 went over dangerous trails, braye(
the rapids and swift currents Of ths
Yukon defed the cold and lived on 6
bean diet for months, and still the life
didn't seem half bad as long as there
was any hope of making a strike
When finally all hope Of that vanished
1t occurred to me that beans three
times a day smacked cf monotony, anC
I made break for beet steaks and civ
| 0n."-Washington Post.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
CLEANING WINDOW RLIEDs.


There is no necessity Of washing cot
ton or linen window blinds. as there is
a much simpler way Of cleaning them.
The blind should he spread fat OH n
table and then rubbed we'll all over
with bread crumbs. This will make
1t look quite clean and fresh
Girls are fitting up their own specigl
rooms after their favorite Gower, aud
few ideas ere prettier or daint.er. In
decd if some member CT the family
wanted to give a sweet girl graduate
a gift that would be a novel and De.
.lightful surprise, she could choose few
things better than to fit out her room
in this dainty fashion.
One girl fitted up her room on the
water lily idea, all in green and white,
with a suspicion Of yellow here and
theye-whire wall paper. dark green
mating, curtains Of white muslin
white enameied furniture, and he
spread and dressing table cover g.
white-Brussels net over tire palest
nile green. The wooCworE was a
delicate green, and the ceiling and
frieze a delicate yellow.
Often the most impossible carpets.
woodwork and furniture can be made
to lend themselves to artistic eGasss
with a little money and the *
how" Apple blossoms, forge5A2s-
nots, pink roses, yellow roses, cardinal
flowers, cowsIips, holiorope-all these
and a hundred other floral favoritss
may be symboli2ed with c2chapung
results. These flower bedrooms" never
fail to please the originator and her
friends, because there are never iva
alike, and invention is given a fro
"ein.-Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
THE CARE or CHINA.

II Is one thing TO have valuable
china and glass. and quite another
matter TO keep It, The choice ola
china which has descended from a
past generation will never bc tuuu-
Gated, and the careful appreciate th.s
fact Housewives Of other days had
more time. They did not live lu 32
electric age, but stayed at home and
cared for their eggshel china theu-
selves. Much can be- done BIS uropgr
care, however, even in this thoughtlgss
age.
Many persons have the sp,go,s e.
their buffers pantry padded 10 Csca
the chipping of their china W.
glass the extremes Of heat and cold
are 10 he avoided A dish win break
OF itself If taken from q cold closes
to a heated dining room. Cut glass
should always be washed I'm tCq.d
water with the best soap ald q StiG
brush. shot should never be- used 10
clean dacautors or carafes and St IS
sure to scratch the glass potYo
peelings, il put in the bottles WI
clean them thoroughly If they axe
washed I'm tapid water the morning
after the Feelings have been put IN.
81 this care and attention TO details
IS a bother, but the now woman may
lay the comforting fact 10 heart that
she is working along the line Of genius.
which has been defined hy The great
Goethe "as an infinite capacity for
taking pains And that thought may
be q sort Of consolation pIize,-Phila',
G2lDhia Telegraph.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24

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women. witt ehawls on their beads.
speaking n raucous voices aud laugh
Ing 1of tcrously, ran across the lighted
cross ing.
What lucky ,h.ns for Marguerite
fc was thinking, lucky Chat She stayed
40 home with her chc7so-maEing ANA
her cow-milkina." And then he thought
OF the tawuey.hairad girl with the big
blue eyes and Che ycarniug lips WHO
had listened TO l1s stories OF America
But the nigIt came down colder and
colder an Raoul fingered the two sil.
Yer dimes IN his wet pocket and Won
dcrcd what ne should do for shelter
A gust OF drcnching wet wind drove
him against the door His hand rest.
cd upon the knob. re turned it 0pd
entered The sound of his first foot.
fall echoed among the empty spaces.
The smell OF moldcring wall paper ana
d0nk SCOT s,ifed him. But the air was
dry. No rain fell upon him.
81 am at homc,' he said, smiling sar.
G0nically nc the whim Ho went TO
the newell post, which had been the
goal Of a thousand swift Cescents
along the banister in the days Of his
curls and knickerbocEcrs Like the
doors, the stills, the walls and the stairs,
Il was deep beneath The rust and dust
Of disuso and neglect. The window
at the first landing was broken. the
rain swept In ana the wind howled like
a AIiserere but he went up and remcm.
bered the days he had witnessed the
circus parade from that vantage Dark
as it was, he wandered up and back
into the old nursery. To the room that
had been his mothers To the library
where his father in stern but yielding
aloofEess, had written his Journal OF
the war; to the third story-the guest
chambers, where once old Casper Wit
field, the father Of Marguerite, had
been a guest Of honor.
The dust rose in the dark as he
| tramped alone through the unseen
scenes Of his youth. but he went from
room to room, tired, heart-worn, but
! glad that there was a roof above him
and that lie might at last lie down
even in the dirt ana debris OF the home
that he had known first and best
When he stamped and stumbled ur
the narrow stairway that led to the
attic, a pungent. wet ana soapy smell
struck his nostrils. When he came tc
the top he was in the old playroom.
memorable chiefly for the swing that
had once hung from the rafters. But
some wet. wooden fabric smote him in
the face. He struck a match and saw
across the dim room the gh0stly cut
lines Of garments draped from g
clotheslina
"Tumphw he muttercd. There
must be q squatter here
And then he saw, glowing from TN
der the door Of the old lumber-room
a red, dull light He tiptoed across
the croakinE floor and raped.
"Wilkommen," said q sweet voice
as the door swung broad and the tiooC
OF yellow light from tie open room al
most blinded him.
But when he saw again, there was
Marguerite, her sleeves rolled up, hei
face thinner, but just as beautiful as
Of old, standing smiling before him.
I'm Raoul,' he began "Raoul De
Isle, Miss Whitfield. T."
But she had Lcc arms around him
saying:
I'VE did not wait too long, cousin
Mamma, here he is at last Look Nut
ter. here is RaouI what did 1 tel
you?"
And then he was at home.-Chicagl
Record-Herald.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
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The Wearing Of Mourlin g.

ORELI thing when
NJ s.: : & e . .
l long There nothing heathensh way
which mourning is conducted in certain cities Of American
,SSR cty Whether genuine felt quantities OF
displayed,
children all the they
their lives And lamentabie that this
thing is matter Of parade than anything else
all
ward ceremonies Of grief much because they really
with terrible bereavement because they like the importance Of tie
occasion feel that win think
siiyeness unless they behave the traditional
these others
mourning
Won don't how she bears
can't have cared much for her husband But then little
feeling"
that the forcing
without outward crushing weight
others not be darkened by her continual lamentations
The who does this the sake Of her children
service which they will live thank her There they
think she Children ways finding
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