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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
An Ornament for HcarthstOnc.

The station agent and Operator for the
Memphis road at Sprnguc. No.. is Il pref
~ girl Of 10 summers. During, the wind
storm last night two box ears WrIr blown
through the switch from the SIrtrark
to the main line track. Realizing tina, The
wcstbn,nd express. due there in Il few
minutes, wouId surely come into collision
with tn" cars, the girl took her lantern,
and, running up the track thrr"-u,nrtrrs
of mile, "fagg"d' tn" train Evanston
lWyo.) Register.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
BE Cooks First,

Kate F'irli thr clever writer. AID
dressed some remarks not long ago to Il
girl graduate which are especially time
~ ut this season:
Dear graduates, c"nkiny i; the alpl1a-
bet Of your happiness. do not hesitate
t" affirm that this republic, great us her
n''''S>itlr> are in many directions, needs
cocks more than all rlSr The salvation
IF the national stomach depends upon
them. We are I; nation Of hysprptirs
and Americans ar" dy*W'ptrS h,,.a,iS',
they eat tn" wrong f"o'lS. badly ..umkrh.
which they drown in icrWattr They are.
hNSl"ptlrS hrr"NSr orr women don't
know the r,rlin',lt> of their business
and resign their kitchens into the hands,
of incompetent servants, Of whom they
are afraid. and whose mpulrnrr they
frequently endure through sheer help
lrSsnrSs. BE cooks first and anything
YOU please afterwards. On you pnstcrity
waits
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
Ofthp Same Name.

SIR Az hur Sullivan has reason to
k'!''N 1T IN" r\i>t,'1l,,. IF that other ia
"'''''~ Individual Of til" SAINT. name, WIN,
VA "'''' f'"~t"u~ pet. and who pre-
n.y. :" tn" Sullivan" til" names of
"I"hn Law r'''"-." Writing in the
Strand Musical Magazine Of IL trip TO this
country, SIR Arthur says: ''rrgrih.r
with 4 party Of friends I WAS once. tr,v-
l~Il- i r''h'r unriyilizs,l district in
th' star" If 'ili f',rnia when w. >toplrI
~ i m'n'n- amp for Snlnr rrfres hme1lts
IN 'I1ii:r !nt"l'ntd me that | WAS OK
l'''t''l rh"". and, feeling rather graft
h'I ~ hear TIM. ! mad" my way to-
"ni'I t!r' Whl;kv ,t"l" Three. or four
fellows v'Ir l'un-lng about and one
Hpl''''n' h'I Il hI-- sturdy man. vIp wa,
~tHlrl'u- n"lr IN" and said 10 him: Are
h. al AMI l"'Int''i his finger in my ,irrr-
t:''n. After looking me up and down the
man |"",''"|'d: What Il" you wei-h!'
\i"n1 W. l"nndS., WAS my reply
l'"'h said my interrogation, that's Il
queer start. -" YOU mean t, tell me-
that N"n CAV" j. Rln'knan fits in Kan
- 'I'E: i'' r'ninly not. I answered.
N"I v u" N" You. anyway: 7 an
-'\'I''' that my nanr' vas Sullivan
'tut" III >n,I"jntrI. he >ni'I ON. amt
:''H h'hr l.. Sullivan. the Slu2grr:' 49,
! I'm ''n'N Arthur Sullivan. | replied
w !:' H. said. with evident >ururSe
'H'" N'''I "" innI * put "Pirlafur. to-
= 'Mr:, ~n'I Yes. and smiled ut him
We'll. never. h" answered. but I'm
-L''I +" rn"'t Won anyway Come and
has" \ drink viii, U.s.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
lIiC1.trit.ity IN Canned Goods

Electricity is now used to seal cans of
fruit and preserved meats. A conductive
layer is formed ON the li,l of the can and
a metal coating deposited by til" ordinary
methods of rl,ctropatiny. The process.
is also MrinE applied to the sealing ct
bottles of wine, beer or chemicals. Hard
WNlC.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
New British Silver Dollar

Yielding to the long-rXprcSScd desire of
merchants and bankers in the Straits Set
Elements and Hong Kong. the British, gov
eminent is about to issue Il special silver
dollar for use in our Eastern possessions,
The diverse will bear Il representation
Of Britannia standing erect with her
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
Respect the Aged.


We have Il very big lesson to learn.
we big people in this big country. And
"" must begin ut the beginning and
that Is. to cultivate patience with those
" no are Older than ourselves True re-
>Wct is born of Patience If God has
placed in our keeping some aged soul
tor us t" n"uri>h and protect until He
secs mt t" take the spirit to Himself,
We should do it, and not alone do il cheer
fully and willingly. but unrrmittinylv.
no matter what the sacrifices to ourselves
may be. II" matter what strain it entails
upon our Patience. We must not forget
that day may and probably will come
t" us when we shall he old: when the
mind will not be 50 quick to perceive
and the understanding not so ready to
absorb. And as we minister to those
who arr IN our Keeping now, our minis
tratl"n> shall be seen 10y those following
''l">t behind who SOME day will minis
ter +" us. TN" years 80 by very unirk-
!. and the position of the young and the
old is >""n reversed. Then we shall
fully realize what Il loving touch, what
little acts Of kindness. what Il constant
presence. what tru" consideration and re-
>l"rt mean to an aged soul. The at
tention> which tho aged sometimes de-
mand may he Il little rxacting ut times.
But let us rejoice that We are given an
opportunity to return some conSi,lera ton
to the life from which we Sprang, and
IN part t" measure the dressings which
were poured upon us night and day when
we were helpless. Nothing that can come
into the memory Of man or woman can
be more precious than the remembrance
that when W" had the opportunity, we
did all we could do. in respect, love and
tenderness. for thnS" who preceded us
int" this life and who have preceded us
into Il greater life to come. They well
coined us to this earth: we bad" them
farewell from it. But they will welrom"
us again, and our wt,nm" there will be-
much in the way as we hadr them fare
we'll here. We live hero now. but not
for always. And the more tender our
farewell nf them the more loving will be
their Welcome of Ills Edward w. Box
in La,litS' Home journal
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
Regular Kicker.

There is Il ",luh kicker" in phiadelphia
who on a recent trip South found reason
for the EXERCISE of his natural propensity.
'Swrn king If Turkish baths" h. said the
other day in tn" hearing If the Record
II saw the que crest one i'll rNi>trn'r last
week down IN Atlanta. Ga. | was hot
and dirty from long dusty ride. and in
u,irth nf tn" hotel clerk if there WIS
such y thug as Il Turkish bath e>,al.
lShmrnt in tn" town. He assured mo
there WH> and directed me- how t" find ii
1t wa> \ funny little place. with one slab
and on" attendant. After | had tnkrn
the steam | T. ''Iinrl upon my back "n the
slab tn l.' rubbed down. After Il time
the 2tt''n,'lant told IN" ~ turn over |
had no >'"'',"r changed my position than
my tA" WAS attracted 10y some l't1' ring
"nrvrd upon tn" surface If tn, slab |
raised my self w aud SAW it WAS an in
>crlrti"n which read 'Srrr,rl t" thu,
m"ln"rl If Mrs Jane I1aN ki!,~ Bora,
S'rt' mler II. 1850. died Angus, ;. 1874
| told the man | didn't think there wa>
an! necessity for his finishing the job.
ant got out rs soon rs | could. after
ward found that the slab hn'l been orig
'nnl'H y tombstone. and had also >rr> ed
as u receptacle for dead bodies in the
m"r-ll". Some time ago they built Il new
m"rH,' and the proprietor of the bath
establishment got it cheap.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
Woman Ilahnrers.

| have noticed in a bulletin lately is
sued by th" treasury department that the
ranks of the women who work have
been increased by the addition of one and
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN

The Other Way About
There was a big wax dolly once
Who owned a little girl
With.lovcly eyes that opened wide,
And golden bair in curl
At first by her delightful toy
The dolly set great store
But presently she let her drop
Head downward on the floor.
And shortly after that they say
Dolls are thougl,tc race
The empty headed thing forgot
70 wash her playthinS'S face
She left her sitting all alone.
Neglected and (OrlDrn:
Her hair had not been rOmlcI for DAYS,
Her pretty frm'k was torn.
Th" dolIy's mother said, "If that
Is how You treat poor rralI
1t very clear You don't hr.,rryr
TO have a little girI!'
Felix Leigh in New Orlrnn, picay,ur.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
The Bic. Gle tndignified.

In" et1uurtt'. or ethics, perhaps. of the
bicycle is now attracting attention. Some
of the members of an exclusive London
club were greatly Slnckrd lately be-
cause less conservative member rode
to tn" door on the democratic marhinc,
the :riSt"rratic tiunkryS actually }ctr;,y-
ing by staring eye and gaping mouth the
intensity of their disturbance. Pupr Leo
Alll.. too. has. it is said. decided that
priests must not ItSrcrutt their c;,llin"
10y riding the bicycle. In particular. he
declares that the viatic,lm should not he
carried to Il dying person ON il Wheel
even If there is no other conveyance
which would enable the priest to arrive
IN time: Th" dignity of the church. it
Is consldered, Is ;ISsailrd Ivy the Use of
the b'ryrle to promote any of its crrr-
monies
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES
lInsatisfietl,

Unsatished.
My roses IN the sunshine gleam
yellow and red aud pink and white:
Their days pass in II golden dream
or warm and passionate delight;
But, all my lilies long IN vain. l.
To feel the kisses Of the rn:u
SO can your smile, my love, my bride,
Tn rose soft dreams my senses steep;
Yet Is my soul unSatiStir,l
For have never seen You weep,
Nor rlaSpcd You In a t. Hight gray
or tears my lips might KISS away
Life is II" mn>,lur Of frolir mirth:
Ever the smile forch"lrS the tear:
Can all the woes OF all the earth
KNOCK ut your heart, and You not hear:
Weep: smiles but keep our souls apart
And Kill the lily in my heart.
TIL" Smoking Room.
Few hnusrkrtprrs will deny the de-
>rahil,ty i'll II we'll -upp"intrd house of II
Smokingr"nm which shall not only be- Il
haven for smokers, but will preserve
curtains and furniture from smoke and
ashes. amt protect the nunuStrS of to-
har'n from its annoyance. In these
days. when every w"man'S heart is set
ON making her nome the ideal of beauty
amt r"mt"rt the particular comfort of
the good MAN of the house is sometimes
neglected. His bedroom may have per
trrt appointments, his dinner may be-
exactly as he wishes. but no place is
provided for him to write letters nn,liS-
turh'd, t" make business appointments.
or t" spread his pipes and cigar boxes
about him. Tie is allowed usually only
an ash tray and il small dish of
Matches
There are few houses in which there
IS not Il purpoSrlcSS room which might
to- made int" an ideal smokingrnom or
den. If possible such Il room should be-
near the front door for the convenience
of business callers. 1t should be- Il sort
The more windows the hcttcr hut Il
>m"kinyr""m should at least have one
and an open hrtplarr to insure vcntila-
ton. To not put IrnpcritS of any kind
in ''drn. Run the wainSroting within
NV" feet IF the ceiling: and let it remain
m 1''> natural color or stain it Jade green
ST. Il trleZr OF natural coored mat
III ing ana allow it t" run over the ceiling.
The room should contain Il large writing
desk. Il number of comfortable chairs
ami Il sofa. 1t is we'll to have two sofas,
one covered with green leather and the
other "i rattan Cover the pillows with
greer, denim or liberty vrlvctrrn. and
upholstery the chairs in leather. Put Il
large table in the center Of the room
'''' "''' l'"''''hS urilalhelltal ON IT but
Il handsome green lamp set in IL tilyrer
Ut flnr wrought iron. Have the shade
large and tlaring and of porcelain set
III the same iron frame work. See that
there Is always on the table three bowls
of matches and four or five ash travis
and Il jar for tobacco. The Japanrs, tea
Jar makes an excellent and decorative
t"hArro ur cigar jar. but cigars SHOULD
really be kept in Il box especially made
tor the purpose, which contains a moist
chamber.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
He Was Not Ii.

"If it hadn't been for ynu.' observed
tn" Shade of Napoleon. Ac,o>tin= the
''ha"r of the Duke of Wellington. 'tln
word might have been mime" '''rlmt is
true. the t>ha,l" of the iron duke com
place ntly r',li, Il. II m'i confess thai
! NaS too many for !"u. And yet.
the Emperor confirmed. "l""k here. II"
""th'r they leaned over the '|'nrly bat
tie mrnl>. "Oh>"rvt. Napoleon said
With Il broad downward sweep Of his
arm. "thnnSanhS nt hooks. millions vt
nH.ali'''. PORTRAITS my own mother
W"nl1n't recognize the whole N"rhi
talking Nap"Ir"n" And what nf me.
the duke said "Why." Napoleon pa
1rnlZln. returned. 'I,W and then ,ru
ar" mrnii"nr'l in a foot note. ma, lr.
lHtlrrti>r'A Sinking his high >h"ri,l,r,'l
lr"h">'l>. the Duke of Wellington turned
sadly away. And ,r think" ne mul
tered bitterly. that should hr +, :>"n-
';,hIr tor this mans greatness. Water
!, ,|uO | N:lSf Rm.Ll,p,1 'Tri|,u1,,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
Jewel DOMis.
Don't wear diamonds with artificial


Don't wear diamonds with artificial
flowers.
Don't wear diamonds with red satin
Don't wear diamonds with cloth dresses
they need to shine ON luStruuS fabrics
Don't wear pearls with il bad complex
ion.
Don't think that your Knowledge of
W"h'lrr-g'lS IS complete till You have
seen an "Altxan,lritr," green Ivy day and
red 10y night. And such Il green! :oliy"
bronze, with Il potent suggestion that red
Is there Green when held in the sun
light. In Il darkrncd room, with artificial
light. 4 ruby where the emerald w.s !;
moment before il taWny winr-r,sl of cx
QuiSitc tome
Don't wear rn,rraldS unless you are Of
Il high type. AS usually Worn they are
vulgar and aSSrrtivr.
Don't wear coral or TURQUOISE with
white muslin if over 60.
Don't wear jet if You are tired and
good. 1t is the only material that can
wink
Don't Wear coral if sick looking and YOU
have 'nurSiny-bott mouth.
Don't fail to realize that the expression
OF Il jewel is much varied with its place
ON tn" body. 1t may give dignity in lift
ing the chest. power on tn" head, Stnt-
m'nt ON tn" hand, passion on the girlle;
caprice on the foot or may shine with
spiritual meaning on the forehead, as IL
star on the brow of an angel \ .ir,lk-
clasp if worn high indicates self -prrS.rva-
ton -stralght ut the waist ,lomrstcity,
and low down voluptunu> abandon
Don't. IT You were once told YOU were
gypsy like" wear large gold hoops the
rest of your life.
Don: wear turquoise screw r,r-buttonS
it You are over 80 Edmund Russrll's
Book of Gems
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
HDnDrcn Dy the Ouccn.

Nm English J" w~InI"'r tells an amusing
~t"! If ! professional visit Of Irving
and Terry to SnIrin CHA H. in which the
J"h" is surely on her Britannia majesty.
II !II"Ar~ that all WAS going beautifully
"Hh "TE" Merchant Of Venice" - hr,
"i"j "~tN seated in front. stick in hand
ind al attention. until Miss T"rry'< time
''"'nt me rev.. w" all know bow she.
docs Il: advancing toward the jew ANA
making i marked and peculiar pa1l>" l"
i''I' h'h>' IIIl- her "ratiun. The kind
'l'"'n. who all attention aud had
probably h'n care fully instructed in Il'r
"Nn youth. 10y III" Du"hrSS Of Kent or her
good -","rn'>>, IN Shakespeare, was "a
gerry following the gifted actress. hn,
Iut' nl~t"rk th" l,H,lsr for som" >,nIrl.
fh'l'" f. n"n'"ry. Fanny ELLEN being
"''rHW'l by her majesty into forgetting
t"r part. :" til" O,n"n began prump,
in= I'r uilit" low, The unnity of ,nrr
g., IT,, but Miss Terry did not take tho
ne. and h'T majesty then repeated rather
loudly and "nrnrH "i1l=Iy, "Ih" quality
of u,'rrl j. NOT >tr;liuc1l." This was nj.
most 10" nnclI for Miss Terry. but. with IL
N''I' 1T effort ~ suppress her nlrrrim"nt.
IN" r"ntr''l'd herself and gracefully nc
~ ,l",l the cue from our gracious Spvrr-
"i=n. Good Qus"n Rr>S. we know, used
I, shout at the pr'mr!lrrS and correct
them openly in theology when they
pre- n"lnL before Der: hut this is probably
The first time tl'ai an actor has ever h'eh
l",Err'"l by having Il Queen and Empress
"> sage prr'npt"r.
Bicycle Weddings.
England has recently followed New
I'nlHnd's lead in having ''bityclc we'd
''n:-. II took pnr" in Il Surrey village,
4
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
All Difficult.

\ numl"'' at 'hr most 9 l.'r,t., 1 ,,t
l'r,lr h :ln'~'~ were recently d, .h,l 7.
state thH l",''' Which the; found it ,n,~'
:littit,IIt Nv ,>t,u',. he an >N,l lr
naturally Wy. r;,r:rt =! h, Fl, i 4 CIV
,rnl :':.;,'u W 'h:,' diff, uti.~ 1T IT,.
are nn'h loss easy ~ over, ,,ln,' ~ itI
th'>'' "t ,"'|n'un''. l>,rn, the ~,l,"l,run,
"f mcdaniel difficulty ~ Naru,nut.f
thinks F'''h,N''n~ S"l;r'l tr :; Ih,,
most r''"nhtall' piece. VI l'r ,,'1 and
W. 'lAn'" ;'''r'rl thu palm III H,,l, X,
rrtt : II. l~lAnl,N. and Vt rt"t'.r iinI,
himself rmllrr;,~>t h"'N', II th" !nrm>
of List: 5 EhnrS'dic> and *;tn,i.t~"
lAu>lH = I';'N>rrlr,n'r> HNl .\)klu>
~ ariatirr>. NJ N"lnh"rl, ,l,>,.re.tlv
AMI rni.ma'l' ally r''pl'> 'i''t the 'nu,.'
difficult piece fer h'm j. INVARIABLY ;,l,
ri,r, Which he hnp"n~ I" w. r,Atn. 4,
any mnm"n, To VI. IT, l:'.r 1T the urrl
est scale demanding rs it does the most
perfect equality throughout i the ~rl-
prem" dithrnl,y. a"'' NJ r>u>t work at
it. he declares. u ~ k-s%t1.-
Westminster G~=1,,e.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
Lucky in Finding .AmbrrSri>.

'rlrr is Il whal'r i'll l'rnvin,rt"vn nick
numrl .\mhrryriS Johnson. l"'a,l>" his
p, X ny some of that strange and valuable
commodity. He now writes homo from
tive Yves, African coast that his v, :,>..l
has taken $50 pounds of sperm uil and
10 pounds "t nrNrryriS. AS :,mlnrSriS
is, worth $500 Il pound this is about US
good a> gold minr Ono singular thing
about thus curious secretion in whales
rntr,il> that. while it has very little
S,,n in itself. il NitAliZrS AMI gives great
power tn other perfumes. and is therefore
used for that purpn>" hv tn" mauutartu,
rr> vt the highest grades \ drug firm
in Ru>tuu nWn> rrr.frur,h> If the stock
in hand. and has substantially Il m"nup-
OILY Boston llrrnlL
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02
I}ICNCIc Weddings.

England has r"'"ntIy followed New
IrnHni's lead in having 'bityclc we'd
'iu'-. II took pI~c" in Il Surrey village,
and every M nhrr of tn" party ASSISTING.
at IT went on Il ryrl" Of one kind or otimr
The bridal procession started from Lcatll-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02

| mhlrln, are not necessary to- protect
ono from the fierce rays nf Il sln,;m )
sun " lille trra,liny the Wa! through co.'s.
Il, Ids Just lie down between the corn
rows ami tn" bugs will soon ,t'', a coy
rriny VI shade. Egypt isn't in it When
compared r, tn" m,Hlrrn pests. lhar'mh'>
bed rhamhtr WAS :, deserted bug retreat
when ,la>>,u with today'S hinrh farm.
Carlinvillc Qll) Republican.
Evening star., 1895-06-05
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THING. BRONZE HARDWARE
and Excava tion.-Ofiice of building for Library of
Congress- 145 East Capitol ST., Washington, ID.
c.. May 81. 1S95.-Separate sealed proposals will
be received at this office until TWO O'CLOCK
PM. on SATURDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF JUNE, 1895. and opened immediately there
after IN presence Of bidders, for the following
work and materials, namely l. Marble Tiles and
Granata for Corridors, furnished, delivered end
laid, 2. Bronze Hardware, furnished and deliy-
cred. 3. Excavation and Removal Of Earth from
the Parking. Specifications, general instructions
and conditions and blank forms OF proposal Iay
be obtained on application to this office. BET-
EARD I. GREEN. Superintendent and Engineer.
my3l 3lje3,5,7.lU,l2
Evening star., 1895-06-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-NEw HoUsEsLMOD. IMPs.-
17So Nv: 0 ROOMS: .s35
17O2 FLA AVE, Z RMS, BROWN STONE. 20
je5-3t DIGGES & FAIRFAX, 7O1 18th NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-05
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED TO BUY. A 6 OR SIR. HOUSE Sc;
no objection to a frame; will pay 5000 to
$1,000; lave $500 cash. Address IMMEDIATE
PURCHASER, Star office. je5-3t.
WANTED = COUPLE OF BRICK HOUSES
ncr5heast for immediate buyers: be not further
east than sth ST., and to cost not than
5000. l have also several purchasers for desir-
abie northwest houses, to range in price from
SSOoo 10 $1,000. Owners of such willing to sell
cheap VIII md it TO their advantage to send de-
scription AID price immediately to
a5-3n l.. SrARGARDTER 6l3 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1895-06-05

lE11.
1888 P st NV. Sr.. .55
2o34 Hillyer pl. 10r. so
Blair rd, county, y,10r. 81. 80
Columbia I'd, ID c, 9r. so
1881 18th st NV, 10r. 80
1923 o st NV. Or. so. 90
GIG 18th st NV, 11r. so
IT'S COrcoran NV, Tor. so
1411 10th st NV, Or. 80
17l2 Corcoran ST, l1r. IS
I30 18th st NV, Or. .45
i635 I st NV, Sr. As
7o Q st NV, 10r.
I'LL A st sc, Sr. .4J
1912 18th st NV. 11r. 40
l75S S st NV, Sr. 40
l4ll Stoughton. Or. .41.G7
IA 18th st NV, 10r. 40
lll9 10th st NV, 10r. 10
124S 1lth st NV, 10r. 40
18th st mr. Il, coal yd. ~
226 y st NV, Sr. 40
1881 Corcoran NV, Or. . ~
1910 7 st NV, Or. 40
1904 s st NV. Or. 40
1919 18th st NV. Or. 40
20a0 18th st NV, 11r. IS
s14 \ ] av NV, 9r. .37. SO
1I24 33d st NV, Tor 30. 81
'1i0G 9th st NV, Tor. 80. 30
1924 9Th st NV, Or. .35. 25
1899 18th st NV, Sr. .3j
1903 Y st NV, 9r. .35
y n Y ave NV, Sr....3J
1925 18th st, Sr. .35
1401 Chaplin st, Sr. .35
1928 R.ggs NV, Or. 80. 80
1880 29th st NV, Or. 30
1906 q st NV, r. .2S. 80
l35 Both st NV. 80
S07 ID st NV, Or. rs
1917 Caroline ST, 6r. "a
u ID st NV, 1r. %. 30
9l5 E sw. 7r. .22.OG
1926 29th st NV. Or. 30
1895 E st NV t1at). 3r. N
1927 Both st NV, 7r. IA
1917 l4th nw,5r r'r)13.3
1919 18th nw,5 tr'r)13. 20
212 1st st sw, Or. IL, 80
635 Pome roy NV, Ar. 1880
ITO and HIP c st NV,
entire building.
1912 NJ st NV. Ar. ...... 6
st. For complete bulletin
/, OFFICES, STORES and
J. FISHER & CO.,
1924 f st. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-05
MALE OR FEMALE.

NANTED-CAPABLE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
to solicit subscriptions for leading magazine
Throughout city. Call SAARTS BUREAU OF
REFORM LITERATURE, 1874 L ST. NV. je+2t.
WANTED D-SrENOGRAPIER; MUST FURNISH
typewriter; salary, so month, board and lodg-
ing. Appis by letter, with references, to HAM
MrND a.ANTiAHlUM. 1c-
WANTED ARE YOU HONEST. SOBER, INDUS
trious IF so snSags with US for 1895; 800 a
month; $1,000 a year. You an make it easy;
six hours a day. Our agents do not complain OF
hard times. Why2 They making money SELL
Ing our Perfection Dish Washer the only prac-
tical family washer manufactured; washes, dries
and pollshes dishes perfectly in two minutes; no
experience necessary child OF eight opera tes
IT easily; cheap and durable; weight thirteen
pounds; made OF antitrust sheet steel; capacity
100 pieces; $4,000 for its equal; every family
wants one. You don't have to canvass; soon
as people know you have it for sale they send for
dish washer. Each agents territory protected ;
competition. We furnish sample (weighs siI
pounds IN nice case to lady agents to take orders
with; one agent made S21453 first ten days. Ad-
dress, for full particulars, PERFECTION MFG
CO. En.lewooJ, ILL., myl-c3m
WANTED : SrENoGRAPHERS AND CALL
graph "Densmore' or ''fost" operators Em-
poyers provided with competent stenographers
and typewriter operators free Of charge. UNITED
fYPEWRl1ER AND SUPPLIES CO., 1421 ST.
NV. mh11-tf