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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-10
Code of EIephantine Manners.

LONDON Times.
The following incident may prove in
structive to some of your numerous readers,
illustrating the power of memory in the
matter of instruction in the code OF ele-
phantine manners. While visiting the Zoo"
some time ago, I took my children to see
the elephant, and to give them a rid. After
the ride / wanted to give the elephant a
bun, and, to make him say Please said
'Salaam kuro'-i. e., make a salaam. The
animal looked at me hard for some time,
with the bun in my hand; at last memory
came TO his help, and up went his trunk,
and he made a most correct "salaam."" The
keeper seemed very much surprised, and
asked me what it meant. / told him 1t was
a point of good manner for an elephant to
raise his trunk up to his forehead II any
one was going to feed him, and that fire.
quently elephants will ask in this polite
manner for something when they see any
one pass by who is likely to feed them. The
keeper assured me he had never seen the
elephant do this before. and. If / remember
rightly, he had been In charge of the ami
NAL since 1t arrived from India, and shat
1t was one of those which took part in the
grand procession to Agra when his Royal
Highness the Prime OF Wales visited India,
and where / doubtless saw ii. For severn
teen years this animal had never heard
these words, and had always taken his food
without this mark of good manner but
now / daresay the keeper makes him re-
member his youthful good manners. and
the little children will see on their visits, to
the ZOO this instance of Away say
f~A~~
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ZOO cold to go to school 1t Is quite warm
enough for a snowfall fght.-Philadelphia
Record.
Colonel Watterson might call out one hum
dred thousand K~entuckians n settle the
Nnaucial difficulty. washington Tost.
Liliuokalani's iessr.icn of our Hawaiian
policy is one of the most disgusting cases of
hgratitude on record.-Washington Post.
Biggs-There are very few poor men In the
Senate nowadays. Diggs-Yes. but there
Ore plenty of mighty poor Senators.-Life.
The free-silver-or-hust people are gently
reminded that the free-anything-or-bust
people generally bust.-Philadelphla Inquirer.
The Armenian horror will lose many OF It's
friends if il carries out it's threat of going
upon the lecture p~latform.-New York
Press.
That individual who has a bad habit of
becoming an anti on slight provocation is
meat for the willy politician. -Phiaacelphia
Press.
Queen Lis pictures give the impression
that she might get a job as iron-jawed wom-
an in some good dime observation-disclosures
City Journal.
1t is noteworthy that free silver advocates
vocalize a great deal. Undoubtedly they
have been told that silence is golden.-Pitts-
burg Commercial-Gazette.
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Ezra SWANS
Dress Goods

$50 pieces single-width Jamestowns, dou-
BILE fold English and Mixtures,
all go at sc a yard; Noblesvllle price, Csc
and Soc.
About 100 pieces double-fold Jamestowns,
All-wool Mixtures, Checks and Plaids, sold
in Noblesville at 40c and SOC a yard; our
price, 15c a yard.
70 pieces strictly Atwood Fine Mixed
Cheviots. Cashmeres, Plaids and Stripes;
Noblesville prices, soc to 60c a yard; sale
price, 19c a yard.
25 pieces Atwood Serges. Cashmeres and
Whip-cords, in good. desirable shades, at
Csc a yard; Noblesville price, soc.
so pieces yard-wide English. Cashmeres.
navy blues, reds, greens and browns, sold
as a bargain in Noblesyille at 2oc a yard;
sale price, 12ac.
52-inch Atwood Habit Cloth at 2c a
yard; Ezra SWANS price, Csc.
One lot plain Cheviot Suitings. Sc inches
wide in brown and black, at 25c a yard;
Noblesville price, 60c.
10 pieces 5O-inch Camels-hair Boucle
Plaids, stylish. desirable goods, sold by
Swain at $1.& a yard; our price, 39c.
Black and White Bengaline Cords, 40
inches wide, at 39c a yard; Noblesville
price, 90c.
A-inch Plaids, Checks and Stripes, good.
desirable colors, at 29c a yard; Noblesville
price, soc. FL eat
q pieces 45-inch Atwood Fine French
Serges, at 39c a yard; good value at 59c;
navy blues, golden browns and reds.
16 pieces Black and White Best French
Sateen, at 19c a yard; SWANS price. 35c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-10
Progress in Texas.

A Texas member was Boosting the other
day about the wonderful developments of
his State. John Allen. the humorist from
Mississippi, was standing by and said: Il
known az about your wonderful progress
down in Texas. I have been in some of
your boom towns. | was stopping In one of
scribing the prospects of the place. He
pointed to half a dozen frame houses that
were in the course of construction and then
said: This are a booming place, sir. We
have eight new buildings, plans for an
opera house and new town hall, and /
would not be surprised if we had cranberries
for sale here before long The use of cram
berries was considered by this Texan as a
mark of great progress in the history of
the neighborhood."
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Shoes for Men

THEY WERE IN SWANS STOCK
AND WE HAD TO TAKE THEM, BUT,
AS YOU KNOW, WE DO NOT KEEP A
STOCK OF THESE GOODS, AND SO WE
HAVE MARKED THEM AT PRICES
THAT WILL CLEAR OUT EVERY SIN
GLE SHOE IN A HURRY. A PLACE
HAS BEEN FITTED UP IN THE BASE
MENT. AND THEY WILL BE ON SALE
THERE. MEN, HERE'S YOU'RE
CHANCE.
Mems Working Shoes; Swain price, H.X
to 81. 10; sale price, 19c a pair.
Mems Shoes, slightly shop worn; SWANS
price, $50 to 81; sale price, 49c a pair.
Mems Calf Shoes, Congress and Lace;
sale price, 79c a pair; SWANS price, $.76.
Mems Calf Shoes, sold in Noblesville at
g a pair; sale price CSC.
Mems Cork-sole Shoes at $19 a pair;
SWANS price, 3d. 80.
Mems Finest Calf Shoes. all styles, $1.75 a
pair; SWANS price, 81 to S..
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Emerson.

Work, every hour, paid or unpaid; see only
that thou workest, and thou canst not es-
cape thy reward. Whether thy work be
fine or coarse, planting corn or writing
epics, so only that it be honest work done
in thine own appreciation. it shall earn a re-
ward to the sense as we'll as to the thought.
The reward of a thing well done is to have
done it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-10
WHO BUY THE LOTTERY TICKETSe
in Italy They Are the People of Scanty
Wages and Narrow Lives.

Jean Porter Rudd. in Kate Fields Paper.
In every city and village of Italy one hap
pens upon the small unpretentious offices
where the lottery tickets are sold. They
open flush on the sidewalk like scores of
other little shops and are only to be dis
tinguished from them by a horizontal tablet
over the door into which the winning num-
bers are set. Like this:
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successful Specialist that ever visited this cola.ry
Thousands of Ladies have been relieved and cured of
disfguTing blemisIles detrim -ntat to their personal
appearance by her system of Beauty Culture. aided
by meritorious remedies and preparations maIlufac-
tured by herself. special Ierms 10 Ladies start4ng
treatment this week Facial Culture, Hair Cuiturs,
Hand Culture, Physical Culture. Scalp treatments.
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everything detrimental To beauty removed and cured.
Wrinkles and lines removed: bust and form slevel-
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destroyed; excessive redness and birthmarks re-
moved, your complexion made naturally beautiful
without the use af cosmetics. paints or enameies grsy
hair restored 10 its natural color and youthful APP
pearance without the use of dyes; your skin cleared
OF all dis oiorasions. freckles. tan. moth patches, liver
spots. excessive rtdness. oiiiness. shine. reu noss ana
the various forms Of eczema, acne. pimpIes- fiack-
hesis. roughness and. in fact. everything detrimental
60 beauty
Ladies can be successfully treated by mail by send
ing his advertisement and q cents postage. and re-
ceive the Madame's valuable book. Beauty Gull
tilre :" irea.
Address NINE. M REMA. CurlOva Buildinss. In
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20 West Washington street, between Illinois and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-10

May be a good thing. but we don't know.
Home Brewing Company furnishes the hest
beer in the city. They bottle their own
brews, viz: Home Brew, Columbia and Fale
Select Tez. 1850.
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ALWAYS LOOK YOUNG
BALM OF YOUTH the original Skin Nourisfment
and Wrinkle Eradicator, will be GIVEN AWAY.

Every lady calling on Nine NJ.
Rema and purchasing any of her
Beauty culture comedies viii be
given a full-sized $500 jar OF
balm If Youth free T. 10 week.
Balm of Youth is the only prep
aration in the world that fattens
by absorption any portion of the
Face or Hands where applied. {
Hills out the cheeks and hollOws
under the Eyes ard remoyesWrin-
kles, Lines, Crowseet. and re-
stores a naiuraI. youthful CON-
tour 10 any shrunken or wtinkled
FACE Nine NJ Resna e the los
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ELanneLS
From NObIeSViHe

White Domet Flannels at Sc; SWANS
price, &c.
SWANS Sc Outing Flannel at Sc.
SWANS 10c Outing Flannel for SC.
White Wool Flannel at 12Hc; SWANS
price. 25c.
Wool Flannel, brown mixture, at 7c;
SWANS price, zoe. A few pieces.
Merritt's Atwood Flannel, tandard price
45c, gross at Csc. Good styles.
Eiderdown in fancy patterns; SWANS
price, soc; sale price, Csc.
Red Flannel; SWANS price, 35c; sale
price, 1Sc.
SWANS 25c Red Flannel for 1215c.
SWANS &c and soc qualities of Gray
F1annelS go at 1c and 15c a yard.
A few dozen Skirts at 15c; SWANS price,
35c.
SWANS CSC ones go at 25c.
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Mems Wear
FROM

Suspenders at &c, 10c ana 15c a pair;
Swain sold them as high as soc.
Mems Working Shirts at 25c; a.. Mobiles
vile bargain at soc.
Laundered Shirts at SOC; Noblesville price,
$1.O0.
Mems PercaIe Shirts. with 2 collars and
/ pair cuffs, at 79c; twice that would be
near the Noblesville price.
Laundered White Shirts; SWANS price,
$1.25; our price, 79c.
Just 3 prices on all Hall Hose-5c, 10c and
15c. Sold from 10c to 40c.
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Hosiery
FROM

Ladies' Black, Fancy and Tan Cotton
10c to zoe.
Ladies' Seamless Hose. black, at 10c a
pair; were 15c and 25c in Noblesville.
Full Regular-made Hose. a Noblesville
bargain at 25c; sale price, 15c-
Children's Cotton Hose at Sc; NobIesville
price. zoe.
1Oc Black Fine Ribbed Hose for &c.
Children's Fleece-lined Hose at 12Hc;
SWANS price, 25c.
Children's Wool Hose for loo a pair;
SWANS price, 40c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-10
Shoes for
Women and Children

Boys Shoes at ACC a pair; SWANS price.
LIS a pair.
Boys Shoes at 7sc; SWANS price. $50 a
pair.
Boys Shoes at 9sc: SWANS price, 81 q
pair.
Ladies' Kid Shoes. 6sc a pair; SWANS
price, So
Ladies' Kid Shoes. CSC a pair; SWANS
price, 81.
Others at 81 10 and $40 that Swain sold
for $3.50 and 50 a pair.
Misses Shoes at 39c a pair; sold in No
blesville at 90c.
Others at 75c and CSC that Swain sold for
$1.25 and N.50.
Children's Shoes at 1oc pair; SWANS
price, Soc.
75c and NL5 a pair.
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Draperies
x o SWAIN

China Silk, both plain and figured; No
blesyille price, 75c; sale price. 37lc.
Plain and Fancy Figured Scrim; Mobiles
vile price, 121zc; sale price, &c.
Embroidered Swiss. beautiful patterns;
Noblesville price, 25c; sale price. 1211c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-10
NObIeSViUe Prints

Good styles in Dress Ginghams, Lawns
and Swisses at &c; SWANS price, Sc.
SWANS 12ac Dress Ginghams at &c.
Prints in light and dark effects at 21hc:
STANDARD &c and &c goods.
Sateens at sc; SWANS price from 12c to
zoe.
40-inch Apron Lawns, black, with lace
border, at 1Oc; SWANS price, zoe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-10
Ezra SWANS
Linens

70 pieces BrOWn Crash, Z12c a Yard.
15 pieces Checked Crash at &c a yard.
All Linen Table Damask, Noblesville
price, 45c; our price, 29c.
.Colored border Damask, sold in Nobles-
Vile for Coo; sale price, 39c.
Coo Bleach Damask for &c.
SIC Bleach Damask for Soc.
Turkey Red Damask, sold by Swain for
Soc; our price, 19c.
SWANS SOC quality Turkey Red Damask
goes for Soc a yard.
35 dozen Hemmed Huck Towels go at &c.
Lot of Damask Towels, open work, Coo
quality, for 45c.
Lot of Damask Towels, hemstitched and
open work, for Coo; Noblesville price, 90c.
60 dozen SIS Napkins go for $1.15 a dozen.
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rs Bleached Muslin at SIC a yard.
A Bleached Muslin at &c a yard.
Al Unbleached Muslin at 21Ac a yard.
A Unbleached Muslin, good quality, for
&c a yard.
A heavy Unbleached Muslin at sc a yard.
ga Unbleached Sheeting, good quality, at
10c a yard; heavier quality at 12kc.
ga Bleached Sheeting at 15c.
1914 Bleached Sheeting at Ice.
Cheviots, Shirtings, all good styles, light
and dark, at &c a yard; SWANS price, 1Oc.
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NOBLESVILLE


75 pairs Misses White Corsets, 25c quail
ty, for 10c a pair.
About 25 pairs Jean Corsets, with old
gold stripes, also white cords. sold by Ezra
Swain at SOC; our price, 29c a pair.
Another lot that sold at soc, 75c n 81
a pair, all go at 800 a pair. White and
drab, all sizes.
7 pairs Balls. Warmers, Duplex and
Kabo Corsets, all dollar goods, at 69c a
pair.
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BOARDING.

HAVING OBTAINED THE CONVENIENT HOUSE
211 North Capitol ST., bet. and sts and hay-
ing put the same in thorough condition, am now
ready TO give and beard or talae hoard nj
reduced prices for July and August, with first.
class service. E. FREEMAN. je2S-2Ws
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led.
1854 18th NV. Tor. IS
1898 II l ave NV, Tor .55
1888 P st NV. Or. IS
203+ Hillyer pl. Tor. 4. .55
6SS / Il NV. 13r. 80
1902 18th st NV, 11r. so
461 G st NV, 11r. :. so
Columbia I'd. d C, Or. so
1881 18th st NV. Tor. so
1923 o st NV. Or. 1880
9l6 18th st NV. 11r. 80
l74S COrcoran NV, Tor. so
1411 Goth st NV. Or. so
1712 Coreoran st. 11r. .is
1852 18th NV, Sr. .B
100 18th st NV. Or. .45
l;i5 I st NV, Sr. 80. As
Io4 Q st NV, Tor. .45
iii A st Sc, Sr. 40
1850 18th st NV. Or. As
170S NJ st NV. Or. AS
2+06 18th st NV, Sr. 40
1888 s st NV. Sr. .... 40
lil1 Stoughton, Or. IL. 81
11l9 10th st NV, Tor. 40
I24S 1Ith st NV, Tor. 40
18th st mr. r. coal I'd. 40
226 \ st NV, Sr. 40
1881 Corcoran NV. Or. 40
1910 Z ST NV. Or. 90. 40
1904 S st NV. Or. 40
1919 18th st NV, ar. 40
172S 18th st NV. Sr. 40
1924 33d st NV. Tor .35. 20
1924 9th st NV. Or. 35. 25
1909 Q st NV. Or. -. .35
8 n Y ave NV. Sr. rs
l235 10Th st. Sr. .35
1905 9th st NV, sr. =. 80
2020 18th st NV, llr. 80
1890 Goth ST NV. Or. 30
1905 Both st NV. 80
aa906 Q st INV. r. .2S. 33
sol I'd st NV. Or. .25
SIT 18th nv, Or. %
II d st NV, 7r. %. so
gl5 f st sw. 7r. 30
1926 29th st NV. Or. 20
i205 J. ST NV tfiao, 3r. 20
1918 Sth st NV. Sr. 20
1924 18th NV. Or. 10
1927 5th st NV. 7r. 1880
100 18th NV, fat, Ar. rs
1927 Both st NV. n. Ia
1917 14th nw.5r tr'rll3. 80
1919 18th nv.5r (r'r)13.30
ITO and 11l2 c st INV,
entire building.
IFS I. st Sc. Or. g
st. For complete bulleti-
I. OFFICES. STORES ant
. j. FISHER & CO..
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISl
1903 Conn nv NV, 25r. $3.50
1923 r l av NV, 1Ir. 25C
III X st NV, 17r. ..25C
1922 VT Nv NV. 12r. .20C
1871 X st NV, 16r. l6G. 81
1893 VT av NV. lar. .15C
500 14th st NV, 14r.l5C
1908 n H av NV, lar. l5C
2O01 l st NV. l5r. .1OG
1881 G st NV. 16r. 1913. 3a
1926 10th st NV. 12r. lbs
IFS NJ st NV. 15r. .l25
1411 Mass av NV.
12r .............l lie. &C
1l2o 10th st NV, Or. 100
1IOO 2ist st NV, lSr. 100
1872 Kinney st NV, 13rI0C
1896 y st NV. 12r. ..lOC
1856 18th st NV, 12r. loo
l1Oi 18th st NV. 1Sr. loo
1I44 X st NV. 12r. JOG
1911 II l ave NV, 12r. 100
1870 Q st NV. l2r. .s3.33
600 Md av ne. l0r. SO. SO
1907 p st NV. 12r. 1898
lib L nw.st&dwg So. 80
1000 r ST NV, 12r 10
1884 18th st NV. l2r. rs
2020 Hillyer av NV.
9l6 y Y av NV, 12r. rs
1871 P st NV. 13r. TT
- y ] av NV, l5r. ..75
1925 T NV. ID tl......5o
1912 + st NV, l2r. ....T5
2023 Hillyer pi, Tor. 10
lluI Mass av NV. Or. &C
1902 f'hap'n st NV. 12r. &c
Il2 18th st NV, 12r. .6i
1913 . st NV. 1Gr. :. .6s
4O5 111h It NV, 2r. 6.
1915 y Y av nw. l2r. IS
SIT 18th Ew, 12r. 49,. &c.
1l3 Corooran st, Tor. =:
z u st NV, Tor. ....... &C
1913 10th st NV. Tor. go
lJla . It nw. Or. CT
2G2+ Hillyer av. l2r. .Gl
lsl5 18th st NV. 12r. &C
4lG 9th st NV, 12r. &C
l2l3 r l NV NV. Tor. &C
1873 l st NV, l2r. -. SO
lib Pa ave, u fl. Or. CT
ZIG N st NV, 12r. ...i5
1919 . st NV, Tor. 90
Sl3 18th st NV, Or. 81
1903 10th st nv. Tor. SO
1921 10th st nv, Tor. &C
200 18th NV tst&dwg). 60
l4i9 y st NV. l6r. CO
Above is only partial Ii
Of FURNISHED HOUSE.
STABLES apply to
THOs
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A LADY, AN UNFINISHED
room, near the vicinity of n. H. and 1. and
NJ SITS. Address, stating terms, q. w. Star of
fee. jy6-3.s
NANTED-BY A FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS OR 4
unfurntshed rooms for light housekeeping; CEN
trally located in Address Box A, Star of
fee. jy6-3ts
WANIT,D-BY GENTLEMAN, PERMANENT TEN
ant, large frflishcd or unfurnished in NV.
section, in Il strictly private family, where there
nre no other rcomers or boarders; new house pre-
fofred first-class references given and required.
Address w. II. c., Star office. jy6-3t
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CHIROPODISTS.

Have your Corns treated before ~ cents.
you lenye the city. 2jc. each-by - cents.
our new method. Q. cents.
PROF. j. ]. GEORGES & SON. - cents.
l1lo Pa. UySo1 25 cents.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A FURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISH
ed htgsc at nOmila rent for several months; ;
excellent care and good references. Address
PROMPT, Star oalce. it,
WANTED--6 10 10-ROOM HOUSE, ANIL, NV
he, in exchange for unincumbered lots on
high ground on line Of electric R.R. to Baltimore
Address Box 30. Star Office. jy63t'
wANTED-6 OR S-ROOM BRICK NV FOR
$4,000 to $1,000 by party with 500 500
cash, balance easy terms. Builder owner only.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. c., WASH
ipgton, d. C., July .. 1S35.-Sealed proposals will
be received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, JULY NINTH, 1895, for hauling material
from property yards to work on streets etc
Blank forms of proposals. specifications and ali
necessary Information may be obtained at this
F. POWELL, Commissioners, D. G. Jy2'st
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FOR RENT BY HENRY WEX sol 7TH S.w.
800 sw ST. l.. 500. OOf 400 ave, Tor. 1. % 20
ITO sw ST. ami. %. so 800 18th sw. 81. ami % -
637 L Sc. Or. wa. 800 945 Lettie sw.4rw. 30
1904 sw. Sr. 22. sol 1888 AZ sw, Or, Wig $50
ivf;2
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FOR RENT 2osO 18th, sr&b. .se5 90
!3I! NJ, 13r, fur Si250 90 i3 9Th NV 11r&b As. 90
sls NV, Tor 81 90 1913 NV. 9r&b.. IS 90
l4th extended. Or frame. with grounds. 5000
1s9a 18th nw, I4r furnished unfurnished. loo. 90
1l22 VT owe, l3r furnished. go. $3.50 per mo.
je22-lst' TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOlt RENT-BY wM. O. NORRIS. Cos r ST.
16lS-24 Marion, Or. and bath. reduced. . SIS 30
90i 23d, ST. ST so 1914 9th, Tor. 40 90
1923 10TH 1or. so. 10 1871 K, l5r... .l66 81
jy6-3t -
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FOR RENT-FURNLSHED HOUSE NEAR WASH
ington Circle; rooms; all modern conyeniences;
to careful party moderate rent; no children APP
ply bet. IL Am and p.m., PISS L st. NV.
1y6.3ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST--A DIAMOND STONE OUT OF A FINGER
Ith and ID SITS. to 9th and PA. ave. NV The
finder viii be literally rewarded by rerurnn. 1t
to ROSENBERG x Co. SOL r ST. NV. jyS-6t
THE LADY WHO TOOK POCKET BOOK BY
mistake from counter at Merits drug store will
please return same to store 215 d st. H.. w., as
She Is well known. 1t
So REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS FOR RETURN
% medicine case taken from buggy at X st.
market Tuesday 1873 18th st. kS-St
LOST SATrRDAY NIGHT. JULY @, on CAPITOL
Mn. COLL watch and chain. with name of owner
engraved on same Liberal reward IL returned to
Office Of ANllEUSER- BUSCH BREWING ASSN
LIST and Va ave. s.w. jys2t'
LOST SUNDAY. on TJNI.AW ROAD A GOLD
watch Reward will be given by owner Room
A. Post building, IL
LqsT-AN ALL-BI.ACK CORDED FRENCH roo
Return to W. Z. TRAfER, star off, e. it,
LOST-CANARY BIRD; BLACK AND YELLOW
wings: July G, 1895. about 10 am. Suitable re-
ward for its return to Mrs. @. p. FREEMAN
$40 18th st. NV. jyS-3t.'
LOST-ABOUT WEEK AGO. LADY'S SOLID GOLD
watch, with initials &C. on one side. star
shape. and diamonds on the other. Liberal re-
ward IL returned to COZ II st. s.w. jy6-3t-
LCST-NOTE DRAWN BY MARY AND f. ]. KEEL
logg to order Of 4. T. Hoffman. dated Noven-
Der is, 1856. for 500 payable in year after
date and Endorsed to EunIce 3. Sawyer Alice
n. Sawyer 81 persnrs warned against buying
or negotiating said note. as the is lost.
rM. +. HOFFMAN. Trustee, 1921 ST. NV.
1y2-Gt'
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WANTED COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE. BOARD IN
country within easy reach OF city; must have
plenty Of milk; will pay $40 per month for both.
Address PURE WATER. Star office. Ito
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FEW ADULTS ACCOMMOD ATED; LARGE ROOMS:
good water; Ice: plenty of shade high, healthy
locat GA: all daliences of the Address
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WANTED-LOTS.

wAETED-SEyERAL LOTS COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
NV, for excellent ami. houses, rented.
VIII assume trust, pay cash. No agents.
Address LOTS WANTED Star Office. y2-8t'
WANTED SEVERAL FIIST-CLASS y. W. HOUSES.
well rented. will exchange for unimproyed ground
In city. Inquire of OWNER, Room 10, Laurence
bldg, G15 18th st. je14-tf
WANTED-OWNERS OF IMPROVED AND UNIAi-
proved real estate in Columbia Heights please
send tu description and lowest cash price for
same to f. G. AUkAM. s.w. corner 9th and F
SITS. je5tf
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FOR RENT-COR LINDEN AND TRCNIBUII. SITS,
NV, above lie Droit Park; 9rs and bath; large
handsome grounds and stable; reduced 10 $50
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FOR SALE-MoNKEYS. YOUNG CUBAN. MEXL
double yellow head and African gray par
rots. canarics, knocking birds, gold fish. dogs and
fancy pigeons; SCllMlD'S. 1l2 18th st. NV.
Branch, 1921 Pa. ave. je2..-tf
FOR SALE-LOuNGE, $3.50; GASOLINE STOVES
and refrigerators: 81 per week for he'd and
E a5qHT s AHp lgE EGss s fa G GEAP
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WANTED-FIRST-C CLASS AGENTS FOR NEW
and valuable article for ladies'; good pay. Call
207 AZ st. NV. I'd floor. jyG-2c"
WANTED : STENOGRAPHEIiS AND CALI
graph. "Densmore'' or .Ycst'' operators. En-
pioyes provided with competent stenoSrapher
ard tvnewritcr operators free Of charge UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO., 1921 F st.
NV. mhll-tf
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOU

FOR SAiE-FURNTTURE, JUST AS IT STANDS
entire household furniture; parties leaving city
223 LIST ST. NV. jyS2t"
FOR SALE-F!NE LITTER or NEWFOUNDLAND
pups. Address JOHN FISHER, 40 Heating ave.
ne, bet. ani r SITS. iyS-3t.
FOR SALE-CALIGRAPH IN HARDWOOD DESK
almost new, aid chair also set of light double
harness and fine chemical scale; all cheap. Ad-
dress Box co, Star office. ytj-3t'