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l uint tins all the desirable qualities of nisiterial. Fit, Finish null workin insliip. 'l‘,,i\ iii»ii~@ should be an obyecait so. you will buy from Pi_°.>\v=c Bios the lflianipion Clotlicrs. ` '

~' ii-_ =.-1i.i.:. about at nice sumnioi' hat ! You should see those new _styles in linen hats just :lie thing for warm weather They don t cost much and you get much ggmfqgt Ugg txt' ‘liefii ' -

l The Wonderful Gheq k,

'I' L ° ` D i and cost All the r oms are tinishpd Y Tx __-

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UQUUR A M0l)El. All YEAR HUUS-E. far.¥.i:.;:'“€c:i;?':r._f°i.lt; WWF THF 'lm-'lm ill is PWR

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tins wood tor worxof this 'kind an " *ii*

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~ The cellar is well concreted therebyf TT, §,:;::3;£,-;t?,f,'i` Bm lg. iixmw Umm*

making it damp-proof and also adding 03;” ,ha gdpni. ya, 5 "ana, 4:3; .. to its cleanl ness. The concree is so ,mymogmmd lt" 0 _In “I °h E THiS Hl»'I’Ei|, sithited ht mfnfiagmq* bmi m “

laid. that should any water be thrown 3 ti" 'Th a I mm t *Pm EdWBN| BRN! lil! lJU6l>llhil¥hV¢I'i|§6`i&'r‘.

on the ti ior, trim the use ol tie heater 0,8985,” " ' ° '“Mf°' °°°h°°'s i°_ 'th'-ll It is within e stdees throw ole enidii or from any othfr cause it would im- _ ihtorv “N d'vm°q hw “ma d sv

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s 3 ltvrgowdgevlar pmntins _nd i°i=°i'_¢¢ Pleasant Yltlw Hotellu distant

.d nh u_ - . e rr yangn tr mnntina at arrange Baum., gui 11,, dn” ig 5,0; 3.2.: .l.:.°:..:.‘;° .;°.;-,:’.‘::.°'.:i*;,‘;': :fl °= my s A as iw-»» »- 4 -ns, <>-e°~»-

~tli;e»case maybe. All the brick workjf - 'Q “ °'i ` _shoull be neatly piintpd up so as to be '

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. llow it is Eiiforccd in the ’

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i City of Boston.

With litany of the Law Breakers.

Bosrois, June 20 - It the iufuor

the raunds of Pemberton squar ~ anything t it-re will be an up- in the police department shortly,

will he telt by patrcimen and tielr

otlicers throughout the city. comes from excellent authority

is cantempl

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ot new

mi .i o tia1°oI~'lhnil-

Y are ndet-o needed in tae sdetiil d to s-wprens vice. It

well-known t.rt .. t the longer an

remains on the liquor squad the intimal he becomes with t'1ose

whomhetsoalledupnnto con-

. new

was-kat the _stttions _ _

hitheevent of these changes co-

into elect the “old hands” will

toohioers who, while in liquor work, can use

faces togood advantage ~

_ LICEN SE

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“"`“lG THE POLICl5.

“Specials” Too Familiar

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(Copyrighted, 1899, by Charles Wil-

lard Leight in, Architect, N .Y. City.)

(This is the eighth in the series of

ten “Laiguto-1 Illustrated Arihiteczural Articles” uowl running in, our daily edit on, pr'-pared eepeciall: for as by the well known Arshitedt. Mr. Charles Willard Leighton, li`t1_.be gltd ti furnish our r~ader8`_`an»y turtheri for- mation desired about architecture in general, or the design illustrating these articles in particular. Address him at his otlice, 203 Broadway, N. Y. City.)

The design illuitmting this article for

t tis week is a moditicatiou of Queen Anne architecture with a good many

a drain either fn the middle or to one

tioroughly workmanlike-and present a

strett and othir dive-inte'»t~d

ls, recent y. lt has also

to the ears ot the commissioners cases which ordinarily woull ter-

in lines or imprisonments have settled out of cou.t through the

rmssions ot propriitirs having

with the prosecot ug ollicers.

ot cases have been ' ‘squari-:d"’

way during t`ie past year, and

lilly women are now ft e t walk. who, if the law was enfcr:ed,

be in jul It was only the day that a c.=r‘ain district “spe- was seen walking on Washington with a woman notoriously known

and New York. who now

gilded dive in the S mth End as as it she had a license. Certain

of the Municipal Criminal

make no concealment of their

with this woman when she

in the court house. The friend-

with tiese public otlicials nas been

time and again.

Hot Towels.

When your barber, after shaving you

most t~pid. 'rlottowels sometimes

tuciil p»=r.ilysis. When a hot i~' applied to the tice all the of the skin are opened wide. when cold water is applied or you out int l the cold air, tie pores are

are suftfrinz from facial par.l,'sis.

twit;hing ot the muscl fs of

hot or cold.

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will

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Paralysis Caused by

whether you will have a hot or Q towel on your face te`l him ccld cr

closed and the nerves given a

Shock. It tiis is repeated often

lterves become dulled and tiiislly

to act Then tie physician says

is caused by the repeated ap-p of scolding hot towels. Bar-

recognize the danger to an ext ant, l that is why tiey ask whether you

fro me Rescue.

When a Newfoundland dog plunges nto the water and saves a drowning

child, every one has a word of praise for the no- ble animal. There is a grave: danger than that of drown- ing that menaccs childhood. It is a danger from which every pro- spective mother may save her babe

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take the right care of the healglapf the deli- cate organs that bear the bu ens of ma~ temity. during the period auguring' moth- erhood.

The threatening danger ie that baby will be _

weak, puny and sickly, and come mtg the world with the seeds of disease and eath. already implanted 'li its little body. Health cannot be born of ill-health. The child born of a mother who is suiferirtg from weakness and disease of the feminine or- gans is condemned upon the very thresh- old of life to suffering, disease and death. Drl Pierce’s Favorite Prescription his a wo- man for motherhood and insures a healthy baby. Thousands of women who were either childless or whose children had all died in babyhood. bless the “ Favorite Pre- scription ” for the fact that they are now the happy mothers of healthy children. The medicine dealer who says he has Some- thing “just as good ” knows that he falsi- ties.

Mrs. Juo. H. Jones, of Peclg, Luzerne Co , Pa.

gyfitcs: “I was induced to _ ny two bottles of’ 9,-_ Pierce-'s Favorite Prescription to see if the medicine would make the coming of my baby more easy. I had seven children before and all iiied during biijth or shortly after. I am happy tosav that my eighth child thorn Sunday. October :"ti1_' iSS<i is living and I suffered none at all, cbmparcd with what I had with the others."

The names, addresses and photographs of

hundreds of women cured by Dr; Pierceis medicines are pnnted in the_ P_cople_s Common Sense Medical Adviser. It s free, For a paper-covered copy send 31 one-cent stamps lo cover cyslqms and marl- :`/ig only. French cloth binding 50 stamps. _lddress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Butfalo,_N. Y. Every woman needs ag-rest medical book. llr. Pierce’s Common _Sense _M€d1¢.al Ad’ riser fills this want. It C0111!-11115 0V¢f 100° pages and po illustrations. §evcral chap- ters are devoted to the pllySl01°§Y °f ° organs distinctly feminine. ‘

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fashion, somewhat different from the ordinary. The entrance is made to the hall. which is octagonal in shape and which formsa bay tothe house. In

case leadingyti the second stiry. 1‘his presents a unique design and at the same time affords plenty of light to both the tint and second story halls. _ The hall to the lint story gives ready access to ill rooms ofi that floor."

The bnller’s pantry is well equipped

with a glass dresser, counter shelf with drawers nnderneati, and also a dish ‘ shelf to lay soiled 'dishes on. The ` Dining Room has a corner tire place which may be tinished off as desired by owner but we would suggest it be faced with front brick or file; or a wcoden m_ »nt _1 could be selected from stock _ designs of manufacturer. Instead of ‘ the somewhat regular shaped parlor this design gives us an octagonal shape, all the sides bring equal to each other and one cf the sides being used for a fireplace which may be finished off to suit one’s particular tastes. Ver-1 anda lills all t`ie requirements that can be asked for a house of this size. If it is desired, to enlarge the same, it may be run across the entire front of the house. ‘

Ascending the staircase ti the secondl

storyaround a well, the plan of en- trance tothe rooms is similar to that .of the first story. All the Bed Booman are of about the one size with more,

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this hell ma also be fcund the stair-'i

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tnirend' all welt A technical olll; design .isgiven

‘Geulqsl-.Din'iensions: Ext 'emo width,

"°'° lssiaf sepia, si ii. cies., not inelas-

ing veranda nrpo\rch. A »

Heightspof St Jries: Cel1ar,'1ft.; first

-_ _ szory. 8tt.f; second story;8ft. ` ‘

. . . "‘ lie- C _ 3 ` Exterior Mat.arials:Foundation,hrf|ekf_~, \

"_'d°°°° ‘g“"°t v'°l”°'° A PEB5r|c.n"_ tirst st ry, clapboards. second story and 4' "”

is-nil um is its omiiiisif- -

3 ill U\8_;`¢Ud01‘li?il1` [ation consists ot a brick wall 12_ inches y

lil!! 9I¥0¢\‘b0&lll_Q |1510 “ll- thick, upon which is laid at 4”x8""

they holt over special oili 101* - isill well bedded in cement mortar and

Commissioner Curtis has always op- the brick work carried up on inside or

e ptzlicycot the gqnor squad. i back of sill to top ot tioor joists.' there-

at uptain r0wn’s com- pb compleael filling-up tae spice and

should be reorganized at least six eicluding they entrance of coll air. ver- a year so that keepers of dis-iniin. etc. The wall may have three

DOUSGS. in Pillfclllor. would , courses of footings or simply one course at a great disadvantage ini all depending npo_n the character of the p

bnsinlsf- The friendship b°°isoil. II the soil he hard clay, the wall

ucspegil tptiifiprs and _diva kgedpers may be pl ced dir -ctly upon the clay'

' -3 y 0m[nlSs1'Jllel' amslan run np.

than once during his tour of e 0 ' _

roof, shingles. _ ~

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_ SECOND TLOOR PLAN.

Interior Finish: Hard white plaster. |

Trim, white Pine, inted. Floorin

brown. '1rim, white, roots left natural for westier stain.

entrance and concrete door. Small storage space in litt. No plumbing. Cost: $2.800, complete. The estimate_ is based on New York rices for ma-

than the average number of closets, found in most houses ut twice the size

l Are you aware that Boots Shoes

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terials and labor. In many sections of thpcountry it should be less.

Dressing of all kinds as cheap as any at

The Dealtr, Great George St. ’

passeirgsi-sto the iid__i.el

Interiding visitors may niche

. - _ . ~ lor by enquiring at The Examiner

g°"d °pPe°frf“°°'. A V ` '_ i I' _ Information Bureau.

__ _ _ L _Ou examining tne first ll io_r plan one ‘_ ~ _ ' _ _ ~ _ ‘ ~ _ _ ‘soo (.01 mial eff.<.-s introduced. Tue found- will. note that it is designed in an odd, _ g ' __ I T53” P" "*°h»¢f°"£l‘“l.'

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wide walls are laid 5 inili-fs tiitliiiifrei

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time they as srrmsn cc sosraats -as sm is gn

4 lllfferent Lestell Blank, Tae and Moeellh.

We have sole control for this city of this High Grldlf M

finished BOOT-one of the beet

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____;m_,_ Whitham Factory sacks us in waaaanriisc avi-:nv Pala.

FA(Il‘ION

There isau all round satisfaction in handiing these Boots, K “

IF WE ARE BELIEVED YOU WON l‘ BE DHOEIVID

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N. C. pine. Staircase. cypress. - Colors: Claphoards, and shingles

Accommodations: Large and airy g

rooms,_ witi ample closet space. Stair- case tower forms attractive feature, both on _interior and exterior. Large bntler’é pantry with dresser connects

k`t h and d' 'ng-room. ..-Sink and I f . piii-itaiiile range ilrinkiichen. Cellar under 'ou w a way. .° I.. .' whois house wiiii inside and outside w |l |}¢|'|||’g |||

You always get what You want and it always is the beet value.

A _ - A We are oH`er1ng special discounts in toilet sets this \veel',lt will pay you

S ` . to drop in and see our new printed bed room sets which are very cbolp.

y ` _ To anyone who ts thinking about house keeping this is the grace to ge!

fitted out in every hne in Crockery China or Glass were either KWQM

-'“*"’-""“'“'*"_' Dming Room or Bed Room,everyth(iing frogd an eggbtlzupkupta PM

_ _ and Snppers can be bought as cheap We have some very beautifully #core yet ac 9 “DID

at J_ H_ Ben, in fact chea r than elsewhere t him goods are excellent value, it will pay you to drop in and see them

.s‘ Pe ..._ s ’ ry No trouble to show goods, Come one, come all, and if yor

Men s Fine Boots, 1.00 *J ,Plow Bp_ots what you want ask for It

l' Women’s Lace Boots 809 Misses’ L1ce_Boots 75c

_ . “ 'Shoes 65c Misses, Shoes 65c

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7 The Groolrery Were lee.

Sl wholesale and asian

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