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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-01

a Vintage song.
Come drink with me, for the wine is white;
The wine is sparkling and white.
One quaff is enough to quell your pain;
One quaff-but you'll never feel rest again
Till the glass to its dregs you drain.
So drink with me, for the wine is light;
1T is the idle dream of passing night
IT is Famo
Come drink with me- for the wine is red;
The wine is rudy and red
What care you now for the hearts that burst,
That the press crushed hard il it's hold accurst,
So it quench you your parching thirst
Then drink with me for the wine is red;
IT is the blood of the hearts that broke and bled-
IT is Life.
Come drink with me, for old wine is best
Old wine is ever the best.
And this has lain in the vaults of time
Since the world first carried its curse of crime;
Since it woke from sleep sublime.
So drink with me, for old wine is BEST
1T is but deep draught and then-peace and rest
IT is Death.
Julie NJ. Lippmann, in March Overland.
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DIscoursgtng a suitor.

Binghamton Republican,
Time-e:30 p NJ preeent-Mr: Jones, Miss
Belle and little Efie.
Miss Beliefs it not about time that You 30
to bed. darling2 Or are you going to stay and
retire with me tonight
Little Enie--No. me haint going to stsy wiz
more.
'sNot7 And why. dearP
Little Efie-Tause 90 suore.
Mr. Jones looks uncomfortable.
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Written for the Sunday journal.
April.

APRIL
When unto dying souls, despair
Becomes benediction,
As kisses upon de ad lps are,
Through mists of tears gales of signs,
Like April clouds though happy skies,
Death watts them into Paradise.
So lifts the fog from yonder plain,
And soft tears that vanish pain,
Floats off in misty wreaths of rain,
While from the hills the decks of snow
Are lifted into clouds that glow
With Aprirs shimmering overflow.
An old stone wall, in sheltered hooks,
Near orumbling logs, by babbiing brooks,
In places where seldom looks,
She sprinkles pinks and asphodels,
Sweet violets, and pale blue-bells.
And fills the tulips crimson wells.
Ger wrinkfed cliffs of colusnbine,
Where swallow-worts and ivies Irvine,
Laburnums spill their cups of wine.
And on the bilowy meadows breast,
In emeralds and rubies dressed
The golden dandelions rest.
o Easter Sabbaths, sapphire-eyed,
How are thy fancies vermeildyed,
When Death gives up Loves crucified.
Burst happy buds and bursting. swell
The blossom freig GIFTED miracle
The dear Christ has made possible.
Edwin y. Hopkins.
EFFERsoNvILLE, March &c.
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Revenge La Sweet.
New York Sun.

Mother said Miss Clara, 'sdo you think
Bobby ought to lounge in that handsome cha ir9"
Certainly not, Bobby" said his mother, re-
provinRly, tsyou might break it,"
eff it's strong enough to hold Clara and Mr..
Featherly," argued Bobby. he slowly slid
down, 1T ought to be strong enough to hold a
little bow
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-01
Studying the Weather

'.Mamma." said pretty young thing in her new
spring street costume ''have you the morning
paperp
mo, Clara; your papa took it down town with
him. There 10 yesterdays morning paper on the
table"
ION, that will do just as we'll I only want
to look at the weather probabilities"
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The Complaint was Misplaced.

Miss Todidum tcomplaisant1y)-- Ah. Mrs.
Goldbags. 70 one could mistake who the mother
of those handsome children is. You ought to
be proud of them, for they inherit all their
mothers beauty and grace
Mrs Goldbags-So I'm told; but, you know,
never met my husbands first wife.
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Somewhat Puzzied.

new IOTK Eun. :
Dumley-Brown and have entered into q
compact not to drink for q month under for
felt of $50.
Featherly with puzzled look )-But how will
you know If either breaks the compact
Dumley-Why, If Brown takes q drink, he
will tell me of it, OF course
Featherly tstill puzzled)-Yes of course,
Brown is all right; but how in the world will he
know IL you take drink
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More Labor Troubles.
Texas siftings

Texas Siftings>
More leoor trubbes,' sighed Murphy. put
ting on his coat; more labor trubbles. Whln
will the poor Workman in this land have pace
and his honist r.ghts2n
whats the matterT" asked Mre. Murphy;
''another 1ockoutT
mo" replied the laborer. YEARLY; 'the boss
has yielded to our demands, and now I've got to
60 to work againl"
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The Amateur photographer.
Texas Siftings


Mother-"What has become OF Charlesf I
haven't seen him since this morning
Daughter-"He's in Uncle John IS ROOM Uncle
John is taking Charles photograph by the in
stantaneous process, and that always takes him
three four hours
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PoI,teness Due a superior.



Citizen Ito g. A. R. veteran)-Why did you
salute that young man with much Difference,
Corporal2
Veteran-Mv superior officer. sir. He writes
war articles for the magazines
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Els Rest Disturbed.
New York 9,

New York Sun.
Old Man lat the head of the stairs)-Hasn't
that young man gone get Claral
Daughter-No. papa; are we disturbing you7
Old Man-Yes; the silence down there is OPP
preeSiVe.
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A Diversity of Opinion.
The Epoch.


MRS. Hobson Ito Bobby, who In out calling
with his motherl-This In the first time you
have seen my baby. isn't It, Bobby
Bobby (criticallyl-Y ma'am, and think it's
quite nice.
Mrs: HObson-Nice, Bobbyl Why. it is
iovelyi
Bobby-Ma says it's the homeliest child she
ever saw.
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HUMOR OF THIS DAY.
Remarkably True.
Puck.

Inapecunious and Embarrassed Bridegroom
ito wealthy bride)-With this ring thee wed,
and,-and-with all thy worldly goods thee en-
douf
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The Orphans Prayer.

With sobs, and sore-distressed beside his bed,
The pretty little fellow knet and PRAYED,
Scarce seven sunny summers DER his head
Had flown, and childlike the words he said.
'Kind God" and here there came sob between,
AS though the poor childs heart like to break.
't1m just the worstest boy you've seen,
But please forgive me now, for Jesus's sake"
Sand tell my mother, please, if she can't hear,
Up where she lives with you, kind God, . he cried,
I'D give just anything earth, oh. deer,
If I'd obeyed her on the day she died."
So then the sobs are hushei, the curly head
Is almost hidden in the dim halfight;
The boy is sleeping in his little bed,
Where no fond mother watches him tonight.
Poor, little motherless and Borrowing lad,
Has then your prayer been heard and answered. tool
You dreaming, stir, and smile though it had,
And who shall say indeed, 1t is not truel
-Nau York Tala0rau,
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Ny Ladys cheek is soft and red,
My Lady holds her graceful head
On high.
And WHY?
She knows not yet of care woe;
She only lives to bud and blow
My foolish Lady Jaequeminot.
My Lady's cheek less soft and red,
My Lady's bowed her weary head.
And whyf
She's nigh
A heart that once was light as snow;
But hearts and flowers die. you know,
When broken, Lady Jacqueminot.
The Indeueudenf
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az PAr1ENcE sTAPLEToN.

AufhOr of.Jean Mcclure, 1.-THE Majors Christmas. .
"a Plum Pudding etc.
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Baby's dimpled toes are creeping
Softly, slowly into sight;
On the world around them dawning,
Rosy as tho morning light.
On the floor they-gleam and twinkle,
As he runs with laugh and shout;
And father reaches for his pocket
Baby's shoes are all worn out.
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A Vintage Song.

JEFFERsoNv1LLE. March &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-15

otner IN ghtfering array, VIII all BE- there:
and whereas In former years NO subeorihef
felt constrained 70 attend all three Of the ger
mans, II is thought that every man il sure to
quence viii be a grand Jam. crowd. Lace snd
tulls meeting destruction In the close contact
with dangling swords and hristlinR eold braid
IL hoped by many interested persons that
this decision may not be final, and that Q COM
promise upon two semi-srand events may be
erected At any rate, the date Of the one big
pau mas not yet been agreed upon.
Col. and Mrs. John Hay are in New Yoik city.
Mrs. J. Hartley Soule il spending the week
In New York and Long Island.
Mrs. q. 8. Grant has sent to Mr.. Washington
Mclean Q footstool covered with the long
white fnr Of beautiful Augora sheep.
Miss Grace DEMO LitchAeld, who il the
daughter of Mr. Edwin Litchfeld, of Brooklyn,
and Miss Lucy Howe, Of Cazenovia, N. Y,
are pleasantly located for the winter in the
house, No. 1907 Connecticut avenue, which they
Europe for the past four years. The two young
women expect to establish themselves here In
permanent residence. Miss Litchfeld and
Miss Howe were both with Mrs. Fairchild on
people on that day. Mrs. Fsirchild has invited
them to spend the Wednesday afternoons with
her whenever they are SO disposed
Gen. and Mrs. VIM. Henry Browne, (the lat
ter was Miss Louise Knowlton), have returned
to their home. No. 1645 z street. after pleas
ant journey through the east and northwest.
On their arrival here Friday morning letters
awaited Gen. Browne which call him to Cali
fornia, and they will both depart for the Paci-
ic coast early in the new year.
Mrs. Mcpherson, the accomplished wife of
the Senator from New Jersey, is located for the
winter in Florence, Italy, where her little
daughter is at school Mrs. Mcpherson il in
constantly improving health.
Mr.. II. A. Clapp, of Boston. viii read lee
ture upon Romeo and Juliet In Mira Whit
neys ballroom this afternoon ct O'Clock to Q
large and fashionable audience invited BY the
hostess. Music and tea will follow the reading.
Mrs. Charles Pinckney James and daughters
give tea this afternoon from to 8, ct their
charming residence on Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Hampton Zane is at home to callers this
afternoon.
Representative and Mrs. James E. Campbell
will entertain large company at dinner this
evening.
Col. II. L. Swords family have come from
Iowa to Join him here, and they will spend the
winter here with him, They are at prestent at
the Ebbitt house.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

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w unfurnshed Rooms heat and gas; for light house
keeping; in northwest. Address, with particulars VI.
A. b., Star once. dlo-3t'
WANTED-UNFURNIsH ROOMS FOR LIGHT
W housekeepinx: any part of the city; also fur
nished Rooms, well heated can rent soon. See us.
WANTEp-BY LADY,:A COMFORTABLE FUR
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ing terms, f. A. s., care Carrier 81. 1t.
WANTED-BY LADY ONE OR TWO UNFUR.
w nishsd or partly taEnsled rooms, second floor.
p. o. Box 4O4. 1t,
WANTED-SAvE PART OF YOUR RENT BY
,or aeSrah out room or two We haze customers
HUTCHINs CO., 1921 ST. NV dl5.3t
WANTED-THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS BY
w man and wife from the northwest; republican,
Protestant; pay cash aud mind their own business
Address, with TERMS O. K, Star Office. dlb-2tt
w first lass ROOM with board, where there but
few other boarders in private family; the north
Htss , 81 given and required Address
WANTED in n. W. SECTION. BY FOITR
w adults two Bedrooms and Parlor sitting ROOM
well furnished aud sunny. with good Table Board Ad
Dress stating terms and location. Box 144, office
WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN FURNISHED
ing in northwest pert of citv Address with fuil par
tculars, Box l27, Star office. dl4-2ts
WANTED-FOR LADY, ROOM AND BOARD IN
qs Stare
office. dI4-2ts
WANTED--TwO SUNNY COMMUNICATING,
w unfurnished rooms; referab'y with those who
TEACHER" p s., Star office dI3-3t.
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN IN ONE OF THE
w departments room and board in exchange for
French lessons has passed upIlemental civil
office. dl;I-3ts
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WANTED-HEIP


w once boy, IA to IL years; rstclass butler also.
ssFi s ssess aPe
WANTED-WoMIN COOKS. go TO $40: CHAM.
RSsss II s.s eH' s ns cS sis Men
WANTED WOVEN FIRsT-cLAss COOKS,
SiH As5H 81 R
WANTED-ANY BOY. WITH so CENTS CAN
make sS Sne e tyo dollars day with saes9s
~ xz.r A H2mAS f92 Sk0 Mp s
P ST. NV d14-2t'
WANTEp-A GOOD NURSE FOR CHILD ONE
SO 6sar oa must bring good city reference Can
WANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN
erM nousevort in small family and small house
w iron. Apply ST iii 18th st. NV. It:
WANIED.LADY, IN OUR SUBSCRIPTION DE
sa SsSFi 6S. ssssdss
WANTED-wHITE MAN WITH SMALL FAMILY
rARSsR Star to work on FARM aiss
WANTED-DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
W reaa. conducted by ladies', and women, whits
and With 81 ~ St " iSl
WAASN!ITEDa ;,l,S. EMTERPRIsINa, STEADY MAN.
w living outside Washington, to represent estab-
nshed house in his section salary about 90 month
"; references. SUPT. MFG. HOUSE, Lock Box 1910,
n. l. saw
WANTED-INDUSTRIAI AND OTHER INsUR-
w ance agents can make advantageous arrangements
70 increase business and additional income.
For Information, address W. T. n, Star office.
d7.S&eo6t
WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN OFFICE AND
.o,,.. represent ma99faeturer $50 per week small
TtkER, Boy 20 VEST Acton M" Mass s'Ap afisw4t
WANTEp-WE WISH TO EMPLOY RRLI-
w able Man in your city; no experience required;
permanent position for three years salary increased
each year; light, easy, genteel business money adj
yanced for salary, ADVERTISING. &C. Largest manufac
turers in our line; enclose -cent stamp No postals
CENTENNIAL MFG CO, Cincinnati Ohio.
oc1O-w6s3m
WANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY OF OUR
w safes; size 2Sx1Sx1S inches weight 500 lbs !;
retail price, $780, other sizes in proportion rare
chance and permanent business. These safes meet a
demand before supplied by other safe companies
g we are not governed by the safe pool. ALPINE
SAFE GU. Cincinnati. Ohio. seS-s&w6m
WANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF CHRIST
W NERS New international Tailor system of Dress
and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape
measure alone Patterns and materials cut and bssted
Or made one hitting required the system taught by
Mime. s. J. MESsER. 1903 H st. NV. n3-2m'
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MANUFACTURERS

"ANTED-WE ARE UNABLE TO SUPPLY THE
w demand for desirable furnished and unfurnshed
Houses Owners OF such should see have I'M
r1valled facilities for securing tenants We hunt them
and not wait Tor them to hunt us. Lowest columis.
si9ns T. HU1CHINS CO., 1891 4 ST. NV.
WANTED-A sIX:ROOM BAY WINDOW HOUSE
w NIL price must be about 5000; small cash pay
ment balance to suit; rent $25 Address, with par
ticulars, X. N H., star Office IT.
"ANTED-TO BUY AS AN INVESTMENT A
w! or l0-room Brick House, in good condition
situated northwest Box &c. Star Office. d15-3ts
WANTED-FOR IMMEDIATs CUSTOMERS, 10.
room house, 4. W., 41Q. 600; Broom house, n w.
$1,000 TO $4,000: Groom house, 4. W., 90, OOO HAR,
DING WATERS, COG 18th Ut. NV dl4-3t
WANTED
w Houses Of all grades TO rent to customers Mors
callers than we can supply. Also houses To sell
49,, HEBRON & RAMEY,
Qt.lm 1907 Ut. NV.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

Tor RENT-Two FINE SPACIOUS HAILs-sEc-
- ond and third Floors " Endowment Building, 4l9
loh ST NV thoroughly heated by steam suitable for
society OF association meetings Also De building
IN rear suitable for workshop. etorse stable In
Ynire At office Of ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 4l9
10Th ST NV no8-lm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED SITUATIONS FOR 1000 RELIABLE
w COOKS maids, waters, seamstresses, housemen,
:sscss SSST ssos nw
WANTED-A LADY WISHES GOOD PLACE
coachmsn. or as a driver for store understands the
Address
w for Cooks, ChsmbermaId Waitress Laundress. and
Buffers c6o sa
%HbTE NAN Place AS
address or cali at sai7 Cleveland av se' NV " fi'
WANTED.-BT A. SWEDISH WOMAN A PLACE
as ehsmbermsid waitress or house girl; call at
WANTED.KN0WN WHERE TO GET PROBES
sional and plain Cooks Laundress, Maids. Nurses,
bHsFs S
WANTED-A sTENoGRAPHER WITH SEVERAL
city IN Nsw fR wo
years residence in Europe and with Al references de-
Star Office. IT.
WANTEP..BY YOUNG LADY, TYPEwRITING
w (speed 70 words per minutel, or copying after 5
m, either home or at office Address L. j., Star
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w a place as chambermaid and waitress chamber
F. . Star Office Nee. ''"'-s s''0 fe'e''"'' 0's Ii!
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE LADY sTTUA.
w tion as housekeeper take charge Of children;
Mrs. M. A.. Star Office. d14-2t'
w Place as lady's maid or chambernaid in private
family; references given Address b. W. NJ, Star Of
w ANTED- BY AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY
first best references W. H NJ, Star office. d15-3t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG NEW YORKER EN-.
CIV Pleyment at anything; good references REX
WANTED-BY A PROFESSIONAL COOK. A PO-
" sition as cook or general superintendent in first
class private family excellent city references. Ad-
WANTED-BY A PRACTICAL MARKET GARD
ener situation as foreman on small farm or gar:
MANIFESTATIONS OR CHILDs
White Cook, Colored Man and Wife for city
try: five years reference. III NJ st. NV. DUNDORE
WANTED BUTLER FIRsT-CLAss, WHITE,
w long references, best New York and Washington
families: dsengased January l. Address NJ A, c..
WANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL, JUST ARRIVED
w In this country, stuston as chambermaid or
nurse in private family American preferred Call
at 421 18th ST. Sc. dl4-2t'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN Is YEARS OF AGE,
w graduate of an academy. and who has studied
Latin and Chemistry, desires to learn the drug bust
ness Will work two years in drug store for his board
Address Box 70. Star Office d1a-st.
WANTED-LADY EXPERIENCED N TEACHING
no objection to country furnish piano, and assist in
sf1 STAR 6 oc and 80 per month Address
WANTED-FAMILIEs DESIRING FIRST-CLAss
help white or eolSred cooks chambermaids, &c,
4. Orders by postal promptly attended to. dl3-6t'
Shsre he Il Is S1w r9fa "a Il
nish families with good honest and reliable servants,
a a ~ he shortest 9osce Also rstclass servants
good, permanent homes. 1928 st. NV. n24-1m.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

FOR sALE,BY J. HARRISON JOHNSON. lao2
!, MI larye l9-Fsom brick and stable. COS sth
1850 0l SEMI AZ Groom frame 10, eo1lo9
$500. iii corner pTSperty, very desl r,
$500 otLer very desirable properly southwest
s Nus. r,,,s s.SR[FIeE 80 REASONABLE
in ons % Se q
Ass near '' Bhs SifSI5. 81 s SiIl Soc
For sME-,s2,e5o WILL BUY A 5-RooM
mus '"0 '0' i0ii2o on pk Ssh St B. ns sTdS n
FonR, . ssA l.I;r $500 FoR lo-RooM
to G fl!ssyi srkIsEK LIfskFfsM ma =,
EoR SALE sl3,5Oe-.oNE OF THE MOST
nsinds,5me new best built and conveniently and
on hne avenue: IL rooms with every modern deslsn
and imprSyepent, adjoining houses new and hand
di5-a, sTTiGER 1f IfEB SEX AN faos 81,
EoR sALE-A BRICK HOUSE ON 18TH ST. BET
oT sG sna s. r ii. nss 70, sS
s''ooo. Call for our bulletin a FEOPeTtS FOR sale
d13-eo2w 1908 Pa ave NV.
I>oR sALE-13-RooM BRICK HOUSE on NORTH
side = St. bet 9th and 9TH NV: "a feet q inches
:, tSEskIEs W HANDY.
EQR sALE,THAT FINE NEW 3-sToRy AND
easy terms All fISDoS. isae fs NV d ssSGSV
Insh sES HnES .s5
each. CHARLES W. HANDY. s2i st nv il
LoR SALE = THREE NEW s-RooM BRICK
property: 500 each on easy terms q caAIs
HANDY, 92l ST. NV. 1t
EoR SALE , DESIRABLE FoURTEEN-RooM
W.; lot ~ feet front; $500. CHAs. W. HANDY,
e21 1T. NV. Ii
Tor sALE--NEw Two-sToRY, BAY-wINDow,
diSt same c :,s5i fri6A Iuc q
EoR sALE-NEw sIx-RooM AND BATH, Two-
and complete: 50 700 fwo-story, siI room pressed
dI5,st. COOKE 3: LUcKErT. sa5 F .,nw.
Il 10 room house on K ST.. near I3,lrst nw;m.L;
stable splendid lot wide parking Will be sold for the
Dwe!Iins and store in the northwest nearly
month viii be sold very cheap to an immediate pur
On 8 St, near 10th, two story and basement brick.
ali tie mos snn nesrR
worth $4,000 each viii be sold together fors OoO
c 81, near LIST ne: lot 572,lGs. improved by
three-s.ory frame house; 3o-foOt alley. price per
:, Lot On New Hampshire ave-. between NJ and SITS
Got on SstS seenr al ana sS per S
&115. VS.
Houses and lots for sale at Hyattsvine.
Houses and lots Tor sale at Laurel. Nd
Houses and lots for sale At koma Park
Houses and lots sale Anacostia
Farms for sale in Maryland and Virginia
B. II. WARNER & co,
olJ-3t Yl6 II. nv.
EroR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A BUSINESS PROP
Il erty located nicely also farm city; sale or
exchange tor city property. Address Box las. Star
Office. dl5-Sfs
EH0R SALE AN ELEGANT NEW HOUSE; IL
rooms aud stable in the most desirable part of the
Northwest; wall sell at n bargain. Address NAVY,
office l,s-'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EoR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS. q34 r ST., FROM
IL Is 10 Oh >. or en- suite. st reduced prices, two
n ce front rooms elo esch. all newly psp~red and
painted. NJ d. PICK. Room2. dl5-lm
lvoR RENT-Tw0 FINE OFFICE ROOMS. FIRsI
u roor, o2e ST.. cheap. J. II CRAY co, So
Est. dl5-t
INOR RENT-SEykkAL FINE ROOMS Coz IL
II u ", opposite Boston Dry Goods House. suits
BILE for dental roos modlste, or oter business pur
Poses. HARDING WAIkhs. 6oo l1th st. nv.
dl1-1m
I,oR RENT-Two ROOMS IN 1919 70 ST, AD-
soinins sun Building :, and 81 Z rsspecsv sly
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

UHoR RENr-UNFuRxIsHEp ELEGANT PLAT;
Ply 1893 l4ths ct dl4-6