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New Curtain Material.

A new drapery material that is quite
ineXpensive-19 cents a yards extremely
pretty ana cool looking. It is not unlike
a fine scrim or a cotton wolfe as to back
ground. and is printed in all the prettiest
colorings. floral, conventional and stripes
1t is called Arabian cloth, and will be
charming fashioned into window curtains
aid other draperies required for summer
use.
In this material dull ecru ground in
design of tulips is beautiful. and not less
SO. though more subdued are the conven-
tional effects in pastel tones.
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MONSTER CATFISH CAUGHT.
Finny One Weighed Fourteen Pounds
and Pulled in Off Alexandria.

E1nny One We1gned Fourteen ROUNDS
and Pulled in Off Alexandria.
Several catches of large catfish have
been made in the river in the past two
or three weeks The Potomac seems to
contain unusually large cats at this time.
The record catch of the season was
made Monday by Norman Davis. an Alex
andria boy. son of Capt. George Davis of
the steam yacht Gretchen.
The boy has been fishing with a trot line
In the dock at Alexandria between the
piers of the Norfolk and Washington
ton Company. Several times recently
he has taken fish weighing from three to
five pounds each from the line.
Monday the monster catch was made
He brought to the surface catfish fully
three and half feet long. The boy and
the fish had q struggle, but the fish was
landed
When placed in the scale 1t balanced
at fourteen pounds. The fish was of the
spotted or Mississippi river variety. num-
bers of which have been in the river for
several years past
In their native waters they grow to
enormous size. weighing hundred pounds
ana over. 1t looks as IL they may even
tually reach that size in the Potomac
Harry Carter Of the firm OF Carter &
N ~ "no was vi WISH 10 orange
county. Va. has returned to this city.
and is on duty at his Office on the river
'front.'
Capt. George Cook, master of the
steamer River Queen. has been trans
ferred to the command of the steamer
Jane Moseley, and Capt. Alfred Richards
has been made master Of the River Queen
on the Washington Park excursion route
capt. Webb Carpenter has been appoint
ed second officer OF the steamer ST Johns.
and Capt. Douglas Ross succeeds him as
deck mate of the big steamer.
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THEFT OF SUGAR BAGS.
Four Barge Captains and Two EN-
Moves In Jail.

HACKENSACk. N. j., July 15.-Capt.
Mortimer Scoomaker. Capt. William
Whitney. Capt. Albert Weber and
Capt. Dennis R. Reardon, for several
years in charge of Erie barges and
lighters; Foreman Henry A. Matz of
the New York glucose works at Shady
Side. and Harry West. laborer, are
prisoners in the Hackensack Jail, charg
ed with the theft of about $4,000 worth
of sugar bags. the property Of the glu-
cose company.
The arrests followed the confession
of Foreman Matz after third-degree
session of Pinkerton detectives.
The barge captains and the employees.
1t is charged. worked together in the
wholesale robbery. and the stolen bags
were sold to New York junkmen.
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Embroidery Remnants.

Thrifty girls with a penchant for dainty
underwear should keep In close touch
with the boxes on the counters contain
ing remnants of embroideries. The short
lengths of demi-founcings make the
daintiest of corset covers and with a min
imum of labor. for all that is necessary
l.; to shape the strip under the arms
and take the lower edge into a belt or
drawstrfng.
Oftentimes a short strip of banding will
be found that will come in for shoulder
straps, and so reduced in price are the
remnants that it is possible to buy the
whole necessary material as low as so
cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-15
New Hat SUGGESTIONS.

Some of the newest hats suggest
very large embroidered dolly being pressed
into service. for the framework seems
t. be soft, rather high crown. half Tam
AMI half Charlotte Corday style. with
slightly dropping round brim.
Apparently the center of the dolly is
placed in the middle of the crown. then
tied in place with a twisted ribbon end
ing in a large bow in the front. The
outer edge is trimmed with lace, which
falls in a frill over the brim. The under
part is faced with net.
1t a.. sounds extremely simple, doesn't
ito
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Funeral Of John sheahan.

Funeral services over the remains OF
John Sheahan. who died suddenly at
Chesapeake Beach yesterday. will be held
tomorrow morning at o'clock at the
Church of the Holy Name, 18th street
northeast between I and X streets.
Previous to the mass at the church a
short service will be held at the family
residence, 1894 H street northeast.
Interment will be in Mount Olivet ceme-
terry
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IN THE KITCHEN.
Tutti Frutti.

Put a pint of French brandy into
three-gallon stone jar. Begin with stewed
strawberries. unsweetened, or If sweet
ened about two pounds instead of four
pounds of sugar. Stir lightly with
wooden spoon or wire eggbeater taking
care not to mash the fruit. After the
strawberries. add the various light COL
ored fruits as they appear in market. al
lowing a pound of sugar to each pound OF
fruit until the jar is half filled. after
which three-auarters of pound of sugar
to each pound of fruit is the rule. Among
the fruits that are best to add are quart
each of red and white cherries, one large
pineapple three or four oranges, sliced;
one pint large currants. quart red rasp-
berries, then soft pears, peaches. apricots
yellow plums and red bananas until the
lar is filled. White grapes also make an
approved addition.
Leave the berries whole. seed the grapes.
shred the pineapple, pit the cherries and
plums and have pared the aprirots. pears
and reaches cut in halves or. quarters.
Bananas should be sliced thin.
Keep we'll covered and in cool place.
A good plan is to cut out circle of white
paper the size of the jar. dip in pure glyc-
erin or olive oil and place over the fruit.
II can be removed temporarily when fresh
fruit is added
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a let of Women's India Linon Shirt
Waists. trimmed with hlet lace: en-
broidrred ~ sleeves: fasten in back;
also Fine Lawn Waists. with tucked front
and long sleeves: fasten In front.
sc each. Value, SIPS.
a lot of Women's Fine Cross-barred
Muslin Waists. with embroidered figures
in blue. black or pink: long sleeves;
fasten in front.
SI.5o each. Value. ST.. 80.
4 lot of Women's Sample" Waists. of
batiste and fine null. trimmed with Ger
man valenciennes and cluny laces; also
a few handmade and hand-embroidered
waists
$3.50 to $3.50 each.
Values, $I2.5o to $500.
1Nird floor G st.
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gown of thin silk such India foulard of crepe
chine dark shade will be found very useful for short
trips shopping during the and in the
panying plate such gown shown In black, dark blue,
brown dark blue gray the design would make up with
lent effect the model being in dull wedgwood blue crepe de
chine trimmed with bias folds of the material and
small buttons also made of the crepe The yoke detach
able and of fine white washable and cuny beading
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sentenced to the penitentiary for cruel
treatment to his wife, has committed sui
eide at Orlando. Fla. by poisoning. The
humiliation evidently caused him to take
his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-15

NJ. Malevaky- Malavitch. the new Rus
sian ambassador to Japan, was received
in. audience by the Japanese Emperor this
morning.
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Mems Fancy Vests.

A lot of Handsome Wash Vests,
made OF English duck, bird's-eye
and attractive mercerized materi-
ais, in all white and white with
black figures. Every vest is hand
tailored and finished with fine
pearl buttons and high-grade lin
ings. They are the popular
single-breasted five-button model,
shaped over the hips. and are the
equal in style, fit and finish and
workmanship OF the best.
Special prices, Sn.15 and
S1.SS each.
Values, $500 to $3.50.
Main hoo- ST.
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tied In a broad bow is not a pretty sight,
but at the same time 1t is a charity when
the wearer has lost her flesh.
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Mems Paiamas.

A large lot OF Mems Pajamas,
bought at price concession and
offered as follows:
Lot MEMS Summer-weight Pajamas,
made of fine madras and mercerized ma
terials in stripes. figures and plain COL
ors; cut full, we'll proportioned and care
fully made Small. medium and large
sizes
Special price, S1.65 suit.
Values, 5000 and $3.50.
made of good quality madras and per-
Gale: neat and attractive patterns: cut
full and well finished. All this season s
goods
Special price, Csc suit.
Values, ST, SIPS & ST so.
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Special Sale of
WOnmem's Shirt Waists.

~ HIRT WAISTS the practical
VA wardrobe We a splendid
~ of these convenient and the styles,
dessy than usual also varied and particularly
We purchased another large lot which offer
SDeciai
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lot OF Women's Tailored Waists, of
striped swiss: long sleeves; stif collar
and cuffs; fasten in front.
$2.25 each. Value, $500.
A lot Of Women's Batiste Waists, trim
med with German valenciennes lace: en-
broidery panel: *" sleeves; fasten in
back.
$3.75 each. Value, $500.
A lot Of Wonen's All-linen Waists, with
hand-embroidered front: long sleeves;
fasten in front.
Special prices,
1915, SAFE and 5000 each.
Also lot Of Nu.n Lawn Guimpes
trimmed with hne valenciennes lace: ~"
sleeves finished with lace: fasten in back
.$2.o5 each. Vahie, $3.75.
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Mems Outing Trousers.

Two lots of Mems Outing Trout
sers-a manufacturer overstock
Offered at very special prices, as
follows:
Lot loo pairs Outing Trousers. COM
prising lightweight worsteos. hannels
and panamas, in neat dark and light
stripes and checks. They are made with
belt straps. two side buckles and cuffs.
Complete line Of sizes.
Special price, S3.65 pair.
Value, $500.
Lot pro pairs Outing Trousers, same
cut as above and similar in colorings and
patterns Made with belt straps, side
buckles and cuffs. All sizes in this lot
Special price, S2.65 pair.
Value, $500.
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WAR ON INSECTS.

Sallade's Mosquito Bite Cure and Insect Elk.
terminator' kills all insect life Bedbugs. moths.
meas neas and ants; (Non, poisonons Pint bottles
Terror. in Alb. and lib. tins. will clear your
boat or house Of reaches. For sale at
Woodward & LOthrop's,
All druggists and grocers, or SALLADE CO..
122 Cedar st. New York city. je26f. Su W 13t. Il
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Mems Neglige Shirts.


Two lots of Mems Madras Neg
lige Shirts-the overstock of a
prominent manufacturer, offered al
the following very special prices:
Lot MEMS Madras Neglige Shirts,
with cuffs attached or separate. Neat and
attractive patterns. in light and dark eff
fects.
Special price, Csc each.
Value, ST. so.
Lot 2-Men's Fine Madras Neelixe
Shirts. with cuffs attached. made coat
style; very rich patterns, consisting of
figures. stripes and plaids. Also a small
lot of Soft White Soisette shirts, with the
new turn-back cuffs
Special price, S1.35 each.
Values up to $3.50.
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Soft Gingerbread With Sour Milk.

Put into pan one cup of molasses. one
cup of sour milk. one-half cup of softened
butter one heaping teaspoonful of soda,
a tablespoonful of ginger and flour to
mix very soft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-15

Prince Ito. the Japanese resident gen.
eral, has left Seoul. Korea, for Toxic.
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BOYS RUSSIAN SUIT.
Paris Pattern No. 2AoA.
All Seams Allowed.

All Seams Allowed.
This stylish and practical little suit may
be developed in white or colored linen.
khaki. Indian-head cotton. pique or duck
The wide tuck. either side of the front and
back. stitched to the waist line and hav-
ing the appearance of a box plat gives
ample fullness to the garment. The square
collar and belt are in contrasting color
of linen trimmed with white cotton braid.
and the sleeves are shaped into the wrists
by narrow tucks. The full boomers are
gathered into the knees by elastic run
through the wide hem-casing. and the re-
movable shield is of the same material as
the suit. The pattern is in 4 sizes-2 to 5
years. For boy Of years the suit re-
quires 39s yards of material % inches
wide. ~ yards 80 inches wide or lh
yards n inches wide: as illustrated II
yard of contrasting material % inches
wide. 3A yards of wide braid and 1 yard
of narrow braid.
Price of pattern, 10 cents.
PATTERN ORDER BLANK.
Fashion Dept, The Star. WASH, ID. c.
For 10 cents inclosed please send pat
tern to the following address:
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Aen's Three=piece Suits.

Our entire stock of Mems Fancy
Three-piece Suits is offered at
a special price for immediate
clearance. They are made of fine
cassimeres, in tans, browns and
grays. Every suit is new, fresh
and made for this season; this fact
with the very low price makes the
value very exceptional. All sizes in
the lot.
Special price, S13.75 each.
Were $50, $3.50, SIS,
$3.50 and $50.
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Mems Straw Hats.

Every Straw Hat in stock is Of
fered at a reduced price. Included
are stiff yacht shapes in Sennit and
split straws and the Milan and
Mackinaw soft braids. There are
styles for young, middle-aged and
old men, and they are marked as
fol1o,us:
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July Special Sale of
Mems Summer FURNISHINGS

several lots of Mems Summer Weaables
nm II at undervaue prices Included goods
NAA regular stock we'll those secured from manufac
~ turers end-of-season prices.
Such opportune and always interesting
particularly to those preparing trips many
things are needed when is going away.
C,u.Ae STRAW, Hats
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Pattern No. 2494

Name. .........................
Address:
1t takes four or i've days to get this pattern.
- orders filled from New York.
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PAINTS AND sign PA-NTING

FRANK z. HERMANN. rs 5TH ST. NV
Slsa painting. snow card wiring. close price
Best work prompt attention Sezg-Seg
II PAINTS laSI. 4 know Low 70 NIX Insra
Carly tgl Line OF hlgh grace palnLs. Extra
me walnut screen GOOrH. AUG ST WEBER,
AZ Mar land ave. ne- 1ee-Sa. u, x-sgL
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFORDS DETECTIVE AGENCY, SuIts
- Colorado building. 1sI1 ana G. Exper-
lnFest-satloasl any cause, a. sections strict
- cOnr1ent.aL phone Nam -. Night cal
C0-um5-A lsz4- MORGAN BRADFORD, u,
Principal selz-9jr
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INSTRUCTION.

NOCSCEAIENT-MISS LOWELL dra-
matte art ana Shakespearsan reader, AID
MISS ORPAELLA :. HARr teacher OF
piano. harmony vocal culture. sigh singing
cl0cuLiCn and dramatic art, wishes 70 exte5f
70 -rlsl1s and former pupils an Invitation -
drop II ana see their new place, 1sJS r -
nv. AFTER October :. L1S. se2O-tf
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PSYCHIC-PALMLST.

GET \ READING from Ar. Million II You
want information On any matter De viii
tel you What you VISA 70 know Readines
Xl-Uo- AypnOLLsEn taught 81 Eye ~ 81 nv
lei Nan - seIo-rf
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BEDS and BEDDING.

~ 5. BEDDING &C 5E nth ST n W
Special sale in brass and iroa beds, sprtnEs.
mattresses touches ard dfvans. mention
Times ad. and get pei cent discount
STEAM CARPET CLEANING
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BUsINEss oPpoRruN1rrrs.

SALOON central section city, s.. 900. snap
DUGAN, 81 Louisiana ave. oc3-5l
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

Al NINTH STREET y. Wa
MRS WILLARD BISHOP,
ClaIrvoyant- Cards Great reduction Al
this
just enough o. the past - prove that yo1
are receiving stralg EL-Orwa-u truths
Evenings Lntl - O'clock
oc1-rC
AAE- CATHERINE. the palnisE and card
reader. has returned. advice and neIp cor al
a trouble 50 New YORK ave Hours u u &
ssls-IC
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HERB SPECIALIST

LOUIS & SONS.
Manufacturers o. a special line % hsrb rene
dies which are guaranteed 70 cure OF rellsvs
the most obstinate diseases known % nan
kind more quickly than any ether known
medicine. A trial viii convincs TIA mOsE
skepIlcaL lT4s 7th St NV au2s-tf
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WALL PAPER.

c c SILENCE.
Wall paper lowest prices: have me give
an estimate before having your paperlng
done. 46T 9 81. NV. Phone sez7-7t
SEND TO HUNT. the old reliable, SO New
York ave. and get his reduced price, On al
WOTk Tor The next 80 days Main 2s47-
auE-a0r
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

CIGAR statesmen wanted in this territory:
experience unnecessary: S1l0 month and S
a day expenses MAUMEE WHOLESALE
CIGAR CO. Tedelo. Ohio. It
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MUSIC

TEACHER Of voice and plano. Private and
class lessons. Studio 1905 F St NV MRS
HART. instructor Oc3-tf
WA-STED-Piano pupils. By adherent OF
Leschetizky methods; prefer giving lessons in
pupils home. Address Mrs. T. n B. Box
Y. City p. o. WIN call seS5-eod-I0t
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MILLINERY.

A CORDIAL invitation is extended 10 the
public 70 attend 81. +. SPICkLER-s. EIg 1Itl
St nv opening lst. ID, and 90. seZ7-30t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

AT ONCE. white cook and pantry girl. 7I5
18th st.; dining room. 1t
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FOR RENT-FURN1sBED ROOMS.

ST NV. 1s15-Large, sunny rooms, fur
nished and unfurnished: phone Main 1871
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TAILORING.
WORKINGMAN,s WANTS

WORKINGAIEN. must you have the latest >
or would you save s. note or more on a
tailor made suit2 Al wool Slightly used.
suits S. coat and vest s.: coats $50; pants
Sl5J; one price 70 all Cali AID see them.
JCSTH OLD STAND. els d. se2s-7t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

SOLICITOR-Renned wOrK; appointments
only; enothing 70 sell. good pay Apply at
once. DANTZIC & KETCHUM. 523 10th St
oc2-2t
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TABLE BOARD.
MEALS AT THE
DAMARISCOTTA INN
9ls 18th st. opened October 1st. Special rates
TO permanent guests oc3-30t
FOR RENT-BALL ROOM.
LARGE and beautiful ball room; banquet
room connecting. DAVISON'S. 10 eth st. NV
sel1-tf
STORAGE.
WHY pay more7 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., as 10th
81. NV. PhOn9 4&9. COT
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FOR SALE-Lunch room. doing nice 5usi-
ness must be sold this week 1z13 81 nv
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LUNCH ROOM business, SO per day; no
Sunday business. DUGAN. CIT Louisiana ave
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LUNCH ROOM. Pennsylvania ave. doing
nice business DUGAN. sI7 louisiana ave.
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DYEING. CLEANING, PRESSING.

FOR PROMPT and SATISFACTORY Service
phone Main BIS CAPITAL CITY PRESS
ING CLUB l40S Eye ST. Special rates 10
PHILIP LEDERER,
steam Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.
124l Il st. ne Phone E. 1893
seI7-tf
LET Us CLEAN. dye. OF repair your old
falI garments equal to new. WASHINGTON
UNION DYE CO., 171s 9Th st. NV. se15-sOt
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AT ONCE one chambermaid and waitress ia
18th NV. oc2-2t
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LUNCH ROOM. center city. 800. come quick
DUGAN, 6n Louisiana ave. Ocs-gt
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SPECIAL SALE OF ball bearing rink skate.
Union Hardware rink skates. s. 90: Barney 4
Berry rink skates, $780, Winslow rink skates
$50; SpaCiding rink skates. $50; EXPERT
skate repairing; we sell all parts OF skates
c. T. HUNTER, lis Pennsylvania ave. NV.
open until M We carry a fun line %
Spaulding goods seI2-sot
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CIRCULAR. Band and Handsaw sharpsaInr
saw CUNNING and bandsaw brazinc. nrst-
class Work at reasonable prices.
REM a. LUDWIG. 121S St y. w
1y13-nl- VS. SASH
BICYCLES
HARTFORD; excellent. heavy. No. IT, So put
on. lib Pa ave. NV. c. T. HUNTER oc1-3r
ONE COLUMBIA. Cleveland. National Hud-
son. Tribune, Wolf-AEerican and fifty Other
makes with coaster brakes. good as new;
from IS 70 SIS. G. +. HUNTER. 10 Pa ave
Open every night till p. m se2S-2et
TIRESCzicorn. sZ.Z5i Hartford. Sls5; baby
carriage, SIS up vuicalizlng. repairing. new
Sheels, any make sundries- Phone II. 1850
c VERNON HALL 6o4 Z NV.
je7-su.m. sa-9ot
ACME REPAIR AND BICYCLE CO, sole
agents for Dayton and Cleveland and other
wheels; repairing motor tires safety razOrs
Sc: gas appliances 1749 Pennsylvania ave.
my1s-rn. y. Sa-S0t
IF YOU want TO buy sell 4 bicycle see
me for honest dealing. c. T. HUNTER The
Bicycleman. .lS Pa. ave. NV. ocS-tf
BARNEY BERRY. $40: Winslow, SIS;
Union Hardware. $40: skate repairing and
parts at reduced prices 1fENDELL & co.
l72S eth 81. selS-90t
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WOMAN-Neat young colored: for general
Homework; no washing; good hours and pay.
500 East Capitol st. oc2-2t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

every man. agents make 81 60 on each sale.
average six TO ten dollars day. Write FOR
particulars DECK LEVEL CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. IL
WANTED-RepDesenta OF good address
for article that sells on sight to retail stores
at 100 Der cent profit Big money. b. f.
WADE Co, Toledo, Ohio. Il
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FOR sAL-msCELLAEEoUS.

Must Be Sold Within 10 Days Cash Credit
GEO. LAWRENCE. 80 q. tuning $50 81 -
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FOX SALE-
Low PRICED HOUSES
s4,5oc-New Groom house on Capitol Hill. with
hOt-water heat.
s4.5OO-Half block from f. Cap ST: rooms:
$4,000 room brick downtown. west Of ,;th
st; south nth ct. Of \ =. ave: brick stable;
$4.50o-s.story: Groom house. cellar; lot ok
$1,000 ' WELL ELI CONSTRUCTED red pressed
brick dwelling in the northwest: 2
stories and cellar: rooms and hath ;
good good quality Of plumbing; lot 1890;
1890 stories. . rooms: good size lot; stable.
81 5o-3 stories; rooms and bath: lot 19xes.
*4.2S0-Capttol Hill. bet. r and SITS. Sc; 0
rooms: good size lot; we'll rented.
$4.oOO-s-room house on D It. s.w.: good re-
$4,000 s', Stories. s rooms: furnae. heat: near
the Capitol and Library
Observation-Disclosures rooms: stable.
$4.OO-West Of Sth vt. ne: . stories 6
rooms. cellar: 2-story t-ick stable
s+.ooo-Near Lincoln Park; stories, rooms;
So. s5O-Weli located. near the new Union depot :
stories. 6 rooms: good size lot: good
repair: modern plumbing.
81. 5OO-SOutheast: stories. rooms and bat b !;
ss.5oo-Near 9th and SITS NV: 2-story s.
room brick: deep lot to alley.
S3.560-Capitol Hill: stories 6 rooms; stable.
$780, rooms lot 19x10O.
$3.5OO-New colonial brick house in the north
west: good size lot: furnace heat.
-. 400-Northwest: rooms; lot 20x9o large
brick stable.
1920. STORY s-rcon brick: we'll located In
the northeast: cellar.
SO 2OO-WcII located in northeast: . stories. g
rooms.
50 .20O-i-room. baywindow brick: we'll located,
southeast: rents for SD.
IS. lJ0-A double house on CAPITOL Hill: . hay
windows: press brick front.
$s.0OO-Nearly new: colonial fronts. large
norches: . stories. rooms: good size
lots.
$S.0Oo-s-room brick: southeast: lot 2s1114;
alley.
$2.30O-New colonial brick houses: 6 rooms;
good size yard.
81. &Ib-2-stOry, Groom brick: southeast.
81. $500 stories. rooms: good size lot.
81. 500 10 room house: LOT 21x1O5
81, 600-2-story. Groom lrick: white tenants:
Wa bington Circle: rents for SO.
$2.500-6-room brick: good size lot: well To-
Gated in the northeast
s.. 500 I0ca ted \ st. no. west OF 9th st (:
stories q rooms collar.
MOORE 4 Hill. tInc). 1888 & at, NV