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Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
When States Are Buncoed

Porte the self confessed murderer three years ago, resident of Pima county only to have been schemng to get back to the land of sunshine from the indictment climate of Chicago at the expense of the state of Arizona. Last Sat urday in superior Tucson he pleaded not guilty and there seems no way prove his guilt While what accused may admit under oath may be used against him all accused in formed when they are invited to testify, or make statements at preliminary examinations, his testi- mony must be supported by cOrrObOrating evidence and it appears that what cor roborating evidence there might have been against La three years has disappeared Be side his confession not made under oath
 Last week a young was acquitted at Sedalia Mo. the crimes of poisoning two women that state several years ago. She had not been suspected that crime but she made confession of it to a young whom she about marry and did marry. She made another confession Los Angeles a few weeks and made still other confession in detail to the Missouri sheriff took her back for trial While in jail con- fessed to anybody and everybody, offering in ex- tenuation that she only fourteen years old at the time of the commission the crimes and that as a consequence her neglected youth she had no sense of right But there other to have died natural deaths, acquitted.
 This, and the La Porte incident ought to make our authorities cautious about incurring expense in the way transporting self confessed murderers about the country. Suspicion should surround the confession of every murderer that before he is taken on iunketing trips at the public expense.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
The School Farmers

The agricultural department of the Tempe nor mal is awaiting with eagerness the arrival of the demonstration train there after Greater interest in agricultural matters is taken this year by the members of that department, who are called school farmers" than before. was shown at the fair that in branch of farming the in terest had been profitable the school farmers made a good showing in the stock judging content.
 The newer interest in better farming methods $ confined the pupils of the normal It is felt in the Phoenix high school and in all the schools surrounded by d farming region
 Farming always the most honorable of oc- equations but it not always supposed require the high degree of intelligence as is now re- cognized necessary be applied order to get the best results
 It has become scientific profession with the best farmers There is less trusting t. luck and hard, blind work The business the farmer now requires finer technical knowledge than those of most of the dwelcrs in the and the schools the state beginning with the university are parting this knowledge
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
Passing Signals

At the investigation of the Corning wreck, En- gincer Schroeder testified that recently last spring he reprmanded at Mount Morris because he had lost time between Elimar and Corning for running slowly in a heavy fog when caution sig nal was placed against him. The message of in quiry, he said had been given to him at Mount Morris, and signed superintendent Schroeder thought all such messages were considered by the employees as reprmandS for slow running
 This is exceptionally interesting and significant testimony in view of the common report that gneers are obliged to make their schedule time, occa sionallv they have slip past signal do not slow down a signal is set against them preaching q block taking it for granted that by the time they up to the signal it will show free track has Sdid if engineers OhcYed the rules explicitly particularly in running through a yard they never would get their trains in time and consequently they would be quickly laid off.-Buffao Express.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
Our Changing Export Trade

While the wheat exports of 1912 will show larger totals than in immediately preceding years those of corn and show a decline Figures compiled by the statistical division of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce indicate that the exports of in 1912 will be but about one-half those of 1911 the total for the ten months ended with October being 26.100.000 bushels, against 53500000 the same months of last year Meat exports also show marked decline in 1912 compared with 1911 The quantity of fresh beef exported in the ten months ended with October less than 80OOOO0 pounds against 26,o00000 in the same months Of. 1911; of picked beef 23,000,000 pounds against 3600000O in the corresponding period of las year. of lard. 395,- 000O00 pounds, against 4390Oo,0o0; of oleo oil S6, 100000 pounds. against 150O00OO0. of cattle 32 l6O head against 130,92S in the same months of last year. Cotton, however, shows an increase of about $50,000000 over the corresponding months of last and cotton seed oil also slight increase the export figures being. for cotton $42I5OG0OO in the ten months ended with October. against $371.- 0G0OO0 in the corresponding months last year and of cotton seed oily, $16,75OO00. against $15,0GO 900 in the same months of last year.
 While the products of the farm will show but little change in the general export record of 1912 those of the factory show d marked advance. the value of manufactures exported in the period for than $100000000 those of the corresponding months of last year and indicating that the grand total of manufactures exported in the full year 1912 con- sderably eXccei $1000, 100000 form about one half of the total exports
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
LOVE THE REAL, NOT AN IDEAL

It is so easy to love ideal, and love ardently It has no Obtrusive incarnation does not fret or VeX us; it doesn't sip it's tea coffee with a Cisagrceable nOse it puts it's knife into it's mouth; it's boots creak when you have d headache; it worries you with questions when wish to be silent, and it never leaves you #hon solitude rksOme. It is beautiful, inaccessible adorable and may love it till the heart grows sterile for earth. waiting bloom in heaven.
 Yet in my poor humble way of thinkng there seems to be merit in loving these poor human creatures whom about Us every day than in loving the distant, inaccessible ideG that neither be better worse for all the love which lavish it.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
Inventions of Boys

NIarconi was d mere lad when he made his epoch making discovery of wireless telegraphy. He was indeed little than boy when he actually brought the almost perfected instrument to the tce of the world
 Another notable invention by boy is the hydrau- lie steam crane which stands to the credit of Lord Armstrong; the founder of the wonderful engineering works and great ship yards at Newcastle
 A sixteen year-Od boy answering to the rather common name John Brown was the inventor of the sliding railway buffer, which has made such a difference to the wear and tear of rolling stock. and that matter. the nervous systems of mill lions of passengers.-LOndOn Bits.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
SCORED ONE ON THE BISHOP
HOnlOn ChrOnicle)

The clerical fOXhuntcr is a fast disappearing figure. A generation two however, the country parson who rode to hounds was by means a rarity. G. w F. Russell has a story of Bishop Samuel Wiberforce. who "effectualy scored off by his clergy whom he had rebuked for his addiction to fOXhunting. The bishop urged that it had a worldly appearance The clergy man replied that it not a bit more worldly than a ball at Benheim Palace which the bishop had been present The bishop explained that he was staying in the house, but within three rooms of the dancing. oh, if it comes to that, replied the clergyman. I within three fields of the hOundS,'
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
NOW IS THE TIME FOR SPUGGING

No newly coined word ever struck the popular fancy a suspicious moment than did Mrs August BelmOnt's inventiOn-Spug.
 The Society for the Prevention of Useless GiY ing-whch named the Spug-may have been formed the protection of underpad and overtaXed shop girls but long suffering public staggering under the heavy burden of perfunctory Christmas giving, seized upon the idea with aVidity and claimed the snappy new word Cutting down your Christmas list is called spugging. A spug IS one who doesn't give Christmas gifts-NeW York Eve
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
THE LONGEST STRAIGHT TRACK
Christian Herald)

The longest stretch of railway in the world without is in New Zealand. It goes l36 miles in perfectly straight line. This fact is remarkable when it is taken into consideration that New Zealand is one of the most difficult countries in the world for railway construction it is very mountainous. necessitating sharp and very heavy grades.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
E= Arizona Republican Editorial Page

he should be compelled to submit proof character and reliability
 Perhaps he should be required put up d cash guaranty of his guilt, covering the expenses of transportation and costs, the guaranty to be feited the state in the of failure convict
 But, in the of many of murderers this would be hardship. if not impossibiIity.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02

The great volume of building which has been in progress throughout the has relieved though not wholly removed a form congestion from winch this town has suffered for several years the beginning of the winter season. There were never enough houses. Rents 'unreasonably high We notice now by reference to the real estate advertisements that they much lower than they year ago. but still high enough pay handsome incomes investments. glad to observe that the volume of building is increasing stead of diminishing and it is well that it is for if there a slight letting up there would soon be another congestion. This is rapidly filling up
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
CUTTING

Neie-Thev say mustaches coming back.
 Mame-Do you care?
 Nee-Certanly, I think most men look much handsome and knghtly with them
 Mamie-Well of course, I suppose you know. young to take notice when they went out of style.-Chicago Record Herald.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
THE BRIGHT SIDE
Washington Star)

Washington Star)
 Doesn't it annoy you to have a member of your congregation go to sleep?''
 No" replied the patient clerGymen. T take it eEidence that he has profited Y my pre- viOus instruction and has a clear conscience.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
nIITGREW THEM

Mrs Dodgers is dreadfuly afraid of embonpoint,' remarked Mrs GadsleY.
 "Is that so?" chirped Mrs. WOpper. My favorte awnt had it and the poor just thing just wasted aWay!"-Brmngham Age-Herald.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
Daily Christmas Hint Here's Fine Gift For Your Old Lady Friend

Here is a bed slipper that is comfort itself, and when proper colorings are used it is quite attractive. There is ab- soutely no shape to the slipper. as it is a seamless affair resembling some
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02

Only twenty three days more Christmas This gratuitous information is thrown out for the sole benefit of the small boy who may not be aware of overlook bet.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
HIIRTS SOMETIMES

"The boys in my neighborhood broke window night
 The playful eXuberance of youth, of course! Nothing of the sort. It my WindoW!"- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02

We wonder whether any other section of the country officially entered the season under such glorious circumstances the Salt River valley
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02

MT Hoclin of the Ironworkers appears to be d person whom body safely tie to-"
Arizona republican., 1912-12-02
COMFORTABLE BED SLIPPER.

COMFORTABLE BED SLIPPER. what the cheap socks that are often sold for mems wear.
 Such a Christmas gift is easily made by the woman who knows how to do plain knitting.
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FOR SALE.
VIRGINIA COUNTRY HOMES


1. One OF the finest stock farms aud mos.
beautiful homes In the state $50 acres u
watered and abundant timber Brick dwelling.
modern equipment. Barns, stables aud mill
Everythng in perfect sonditon, Slima,ie' so
port cattle. 60 bushels of corn ami Is bushei,
of wheat 10 the acre raised on this farm: Gen
uine blue grass land. This property Is Of posi-
tive merit. PRICE. $4,000.
? In one of the most favored parts OF the
beautiful Albemarle region offer truly
charming country home and a very fertile
farm. There 40 acres. part in timb"r
and the remainder highly cultivated land. lm
proved machinery can be used on nearly every
foot of the arabic land. There are magnfc.n
old oaks on the lawn and from the front porch
are exquisite views.
The dwelling is of frame. containing Ii
rooms with modern equipment. and is in first
class condition. The barns. stables silos ten
ant houses and other buildings what You
would expect on place of this character.
splendid orchard gives abundant fruit for home
use and some for commercial purposes. MANY
handsome homes, occupied by cultured people.
Wndg. "a through S IN t
house adds 10 the charm. Station nearby.
PRICE. S35.Oo0.
3. An investment proposition in the noted
Albemarle district. 162 acres OF rolling land,
Of Intelligence, who has been building up the
land and developing the home; Old fash oued
brick residence. with sone modern "quipnent
Barns silo and other outbudnes. Station 2
miles. Will submit offer Of $1,000.
4. An exceedingly desirable little farm
among the hills in the beautiful Albemarls
county region. There ~ of land.
most OF which Ia cleared and in excellent
state Of cultivation Some timber and splendid
water. The orchard is n decided feature; 30
bearing apple trees and 800 planted last spring.
1t will soon he money making orchard prepo-
sition. No dwelling. but material on ground
for small cottage. There is a barn ard some
other outbuildinzs Station 5 miles lnclu ed
with farm is some personal property. Hand
some pair of driving horses. surrey end hir-
ness two good work mules. wagon. p!ows etc.
Property in yerr good condition. VIII SILL
erything for 400. on easy terms.
Never before have we been so well eqnipped
for meeting the requirements 81 our CORE
spondents Our revised list contains descrip-
tions Of 300 select farms in the best parts Of
Virginia and Maryland An illustrated folGer.
lust issued presents views of 81 beautiful
country homes. We invite correspondence
corning these and Washington city and sub
urban properties.
II. w. HILLEARY L. CO.
)FFICES: 419 Southern Bldg, Washington. DO.
Charlottesville, Va.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CLEPHANE 4 CLEPHANE. ATTORNEYS
for Pantifs-Iu the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. Northern Real Estate
Cooperation aud James T.. karTick vs.. the 4. l..
Reipholi Realty Company ct al.-In Equity. No.
3i2i3. The object Of this suit is to establish
trust in favor of the defendants. the T. L.
Relnhold Realty Company aud Edwin l.. Rein
hold. in certain real estate in the District Of
Columbia known the east thirty 900 feet
street by the fun depth Of original lot
numbered four a, in square numbered two hun
drcd aud twenty-four ,224i. aud 10 sell said
real estate to satisfy Indebtedness due the
Piaintifs. Or motion of the plaintiffs. 1t is
this 9Th day OF September. 1912. ordered that
ihe defendants. the T.. L.. Reinhold Realty Com
pany- Edwin l.. Reinhold. isabella II. Reinhod
End Harry ). Rich. cause their appearance TO
be entered herein before the forteth day
exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. occur
ring after the day OF the first publication of
tlis order: otherwise the cause will be- proceeded
With as in Of defaait. Provided. copy
Of this order be published week for
three successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star before said day
tSignedt HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH. Chief Jnstce.
tSeal-i true copy-Test: ]. r.. YOUNG,
Clerk. BY WINS. +. LEMON, Asst. Clerk
se24. Gel .S&lJ
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FOR RENT-BY GEu. W. LNKINs.

Y. LNKINS.
ave. NV.
NW.S15 21st. 5r. b. 80. 20
NW.71S 18th. 81. b. %. 90
NV 136h H,5r,b..22 30
\W.22 y. ar,b. 20. 50
NW.1s Q. 5r. b. 20 80
NV. 214O II. 5r.b.19.aO
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV. 2l14 Fl. 15stalls50. 90
STORES.
SW.9i2 g, st. bldg:2!o
OFFICE ROOMS.
NW.910 10th. I'd II. 81 30
NV. l9&Pa av. haIl.35.JO
NV. Wareh's, 2 e'h32. 20
COLORED TENANTS.
NV. 1922 18th. 1Or. b40.OO
NV. 732 24th. 7r,b.3.0
NW,110S 18th, Or. w2O. 50
NV. l7l3 Sa't'n.6r
NV. 800 N II av,
fat. Or b. 1880
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rOh KEN D D. Z.
sol Fl NV. sto&dwI6. a..
225 Pa av NV. st.dw15.W
1907 9th nw.1lr.b. Al. 10
63I f. Cap, Tor, b. . $3.50
1921 O NV. Or. b. W.30
Ills 9TH NV. or. b. 40. 80
l10S 9th NV. Sr. b. 40. 90
634 L NV, Tor. b. .3S. 90
I'LL 18th NV. i2r. has. So
524 Kenyon NV, Sr.
b. stable 1900 $500
$40 Newton NV, 6. b.. 80
436 Fl NV. 7r, b. 30. 30
l24 Adams Nv. Or, b.
garage ........ 81. 50
1919 5th NV. sr.b go so
327 C NV. Sr, b $3.50
81 X ne. Tor. b. =: 100
1903 5th NV, 9r. .2S.50
1906 9Th NV. 1Or, b. $50
26 9Th ne. Sr, n. .2a.O
619 10th ne. st. .25.5 30
1898 9th NV. 7r.b. 25.5
2913 Ga av NV. Or b23. 30
sos Mass ne. Or. b. 90
10 Col rd NV Orb q. 30
500 10th ne. Or. b. 80
GOO Q NV. 7r. b. .3.30
2S14 Ga av NV. Or. b22..O
1872 n J av. 7r. b. 2.5n
ZIG p NV. dwg.part22.00
COG Seston ne. Or. b. q. 90
1891 Ga av NV. 7r. b20. so
2sI3 VI nw.9r.b. 1850
1928 Water sw, 6,b.2 0.30
2O3 Morgan nw,6. b. is 50
222G G NV. Or. b. 1850
512 r nw.2r. I'd 4. rs. 90
COZ Morton NV. 3, b. IS. 80
1927 4th NV, Or. ". 1850
500 jefferson. 5r.w.12.50
l6S2 Emer ne. 5r.w.g no
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SHADY HILL EARN.

For sale, 50 acres. As under pillow. balance in
timber Broom dwelling and good outbuildings
abundance fish, oysters, crabs and fruit: =
miles from Annapolis also several bungalow
sites on SALT WATER near Annanolis: easy
terms.
Address MARTIN S. THOMAS.
Church Circle and South St. Annapolis. Md.
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS.
113 14th ST. NV. MAIN 2345.
A QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.

JUST REDUCED. $500
This charming home must be rented at once
1t is in excellent condition and is located in a
splendid northwest residential section. With
in walking distance of the Union station and
the government printing office. Close to Il
ear line. Nine sunny rooms, bath and furnace
heat. \ home perfect in detail and a real
bargain at this price Phone for the keys.
MASS. AVE. NW.-$27. 80.
Faces Of the best avenues in the
city in decidedly Of the most convenient
sections Of the downtown district. Seven
splendid rooms and bath. Convenient TO cars
and within walking distance Of nearly all Of
the government departments. Look at this
today! Cheapest house in central NV. section.
NORTHEAST-S275 30.
Close to Lincoln Park. in choice part Of
the northeast Near two good ear lines and
located i'll Il splendid residential neighborhcod.
Six fine rooms. bath and furnace heat. Nearly
new and in frst-ciass condition. Investigate
today.
COLUMBIA HENHTS-$225 30.
Brand new home in of the best sections
Of the Heights Has just been completed
Unusually convenient to fine car lines and
close to 14th st. Six good size bedrooms mod
er7l bath and FURNACE heat. Large front
and rear porches. Richly decorated. 4 house
that contains every modern convenience ard
ideal home in every respect. Do not delay.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
AT MOST REASONABLE RENTALS.
THE ROCKINGHAM
1917 Rhode Island ave-.
iruns through to ST..
SPLENDIDLY LOCATED FLATS.
ALL FACING STREET.
Tits ,1 "m w, and seent Service.
ROOMS AND BATH: SUITABLE
En tRsT rGhsS SsERv1cE: WHITE JANIToR:
NIGHT WATCHMAN: ELEVATOR SERNISE
ALI. NIGHT FIKEPRooF SIErs AMI
THE MISSISSIPPI
1896 W ST. NV.
VEIL KEr pTx, ar tIa1H 81 H RooMs
AND BATH, $3.50.
Building detached on al! sides poous
ALL bh koaKTSG GH JET oS FINE AVN
GOOD JAN1TOR SERVICE
Convenient to best car service IN CITY
THE SAGAMCRE--
New and exclusive APARTMENT house,
1924 .S'' ST. NV.
splendid nt DcsT1o e NE NHa is' h ARM ROW.
4 and : and bath apartments
coon TEE s & fpE ff Tn6SE IN BLDG
Ut j
Side steps and porcLcs for tra1esmen.
-NoN-HOUSEKEEP FLATS
lille 18th SIT
HOT-wATER HEAT. JANITOR SERVICE
2 and 3 rooms and bath.
RENT. SO. $50 AND $21 PER MO.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN.
1908 ST. NV.
THE ALWYN-1SS2 COLUMBIA ROAD.
Apartments Of and 6 rooms and bath IN
one of WashngtOn's most eligible sections:
large. we'll lighted rooms beautifully kept
buildings: electric elevator: apartments open
for inspection and electric lighted until y
O'Clock.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
6;3 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
New second floor fat of 4 roOns and bath;
heated by hot water: convenient to cars
Rent only $3.50 month.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO.
.7i4 Pa.
Nw.737 13th.lOr.b.I5.I5
NW.1617 2ist.lOr. b52.50
EW.2l24 Pa av,iOr.5 u.UO
NW.1733 L. Or. b,
hwh $50
NW.1740 Cor. Or. Il. IL. 30
NV. 732 21st.l1r.b I0.3i
NW.727 Goth. or. b.35.5o
NV PSI e.. Sr, b. $3.50
NV, 1904 Web'r, Or. b30.50
NV, 6O9 NJ av.1urh30. 50
NW.122s 10th. ST. b. 0.60
NV. 2135 ] w,6r, b20.5
NW,2425 n nw.6.w 16.0
NV, 232U I. 6r, w. 1880
SE,3l6 sc ay.6rb. 20. 80
APARTMENTS.
Octavia.
Col and Quar- roads.
3 & 4 rs. ..$2S.5 30 up
EW.1711 Pa ay. I'd
floor. Or. b. .@.50
NV. 2O2O G.. Orb. 81. so
Get COMPLETE list at of
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AUL CO.. 5th & L n.
r0LORED TENANTS
1888 9th nw.7r.b. .27.50
&c 9th ne, Sr. h. ..2.5O
202S Ga av nv. store
& dwelling % .O0
49, y NV. st&fiat. $500
1l.O Did NV, 81. 80
23l1 f. NV. t;r. b. 90
25l4 I NV. Or. b. 1000
1923 Seaton nw.5rb20. so
$3.50 Sth NV. Ar. b.17.50
1904 10th NV. 81. vie. so
2267 9th NV. 5r,w. 1850
$50 Warren ne. 4r, bI5.5O
"a O NV. store 1900
2219 Water nv. Or. Wis. 90
433 Wash NV. 5r. w14.50
416 Wash NV, 5r, w13.0
1854 Sth nw.6r.w..l2.50
POT Warren ne.6. wl2.D
1921 Water nv. Or. wl2.S0
1854 Ridge nw,3. w12.23
% Decatur ne, Ar. w12.0
2270 9th NV. 4r.w..11.50
2l2S NY av nw.I,wl0.0
1877 n So. ar. ". 1850
IS Goat al nw.4r, VITO. 90
ST0RES
100 eth NV. sto. Z. b65. 90
'a0l 5th NV .sto. Or. b50. 10
1920 9th NV. 1880
sol III NV. store. $500
22O2 Ga Az. 1T, Or. BIZ so
Il Fla av nv, store.
4r. b............S.50
q IL NV. .S.O0
2133 @ uw.st. 4rw. q. M
70 o NV.
TOO > NV. low
2320 Ga Az NV. ..12.00
2034 Ga av. .12.W
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WALL PAPER.

LEI Us HELP YoU SAVE on PAPERIN(;
this year stylish designs: guaranteed work .
rooms. 50 up Z. THOMPSON X CO.. In
terror Decorators. $40 i1th ST. Ph. Col 445i
SEASONS NEWEST WALL PAPERS IN BIG
variety; expert paperhanging. guaranteed sat
isfactory: painting. decorating. Estimates
given. FOrRNiKR co. 2ol0 st. Phi W. 522
PAPERHAN6iN.i. PAINTING & DECORATING
in all its branches, 20rt cheaper than any dru
in the city. CHAS. X HYSAN 20i East Capt.
tol st. Phone Linen. 1888 for estimate.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN WALL. PAPERS
that win please up-to date housekeepers; new
est effects In cut-out borders. panels. etc. TAIL
BOTT TALBOT. 1896 9th ST. Phi. n. 1892
WALL PAPERS &C Sc AND 40 Up; PICTURE
rod. lie per foot up; rooms papered reasonable
price. work guaranteed. GEORGES sos 7th
ct. a-w. Phone NJ. $3.50.
H0USEPAINTING & FINISHING.
EXPERT PAINTING. GRAININ,i AND HARD
wood floor rehnishng. Only the hes, materials
and Workmanship viii make your home attract
i've. Estimates. ii. A. CHORUS 4 BRO
.627 Sherman ave.
FOR SALE-LOTS.
CHOICE LOT. NEAR THE END OF THE
lith ST. car line, Il bargain. Box 253, Star
ONCE l0s
ONE BLOCH SoUTH CLEVELAND PARK. :
lots. $500 each. About 20 IT. front by 100 deep.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
9th and y. Y. ave. NV