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Shipments of january.

Below is given the shipments from Indian
apois for the month of January as reported
by the several roads to the Board of Trade:
Flour, $4,000 lbs; wheat, $500 bu; corn. g..
600 bu: oats. 5000 bu; bran, 612 tons; hay,
cars; broom-corn, 1850 lbs; cement, 1850
brls; coal. IS cars; coke, 124 cars; cooperase,
40 cars: corn meal and hominy. 4,s27,970 lbs;
cattle, $40 head; hogs. 49, 496 head horses
2.091 head: mules. LOOP head; sheep. 1910
head; eggs. 10000 cases, fruit. 45T. 1e5 lbs;
hides, 1.25s5 $50 lbs; ice, car; iron, 262 cars ;
lard. 593S tierces; lime. Is cars; lumber, 70
cars; machinery, 40 cars; meats, bulk. H.
4i2 rs lbs: oil. 1864 brls; pork. 131S brls; po-
tatoes 3406 bu; poultry, LOCO lbs: provis-
ions. 1886 lbs; salt. 10000 brls; shingles. 1
car; spirits and liquors, 1868 brls; starch,
2.t75.130 lbs; stone, % cars; tallow, 752,SiO
lbs: tobacco 1922 lbs; miscellaneous, g, 591,-
1893 lbs; merchandise. ca lbs.
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HER ARM TAKEN OFF.
Result of an Accident to n Laundry
Woman.

Belinda Mulhasen. aged twenty-four. en-
ployed at the Gem laundry, No. 81 Indiana
avenue had her right arm terribly mangled
In a collar roller Saturday night. Amputa-
ton was found to be necessary. and Drs.
Jameson, Carey and Lash performed the
operation yesterday. The injured woman
lives at No. 6 McLain street, West Indian
aDolis.
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H. Sellers Mckee was at the Denison
yesterday. and returned to Pittsburg last
night lie says he came here merely on
routine business connected with the street.
car system In regard 20 the reports that
the company was about TO pass into other
hands, he said there was not the slightest
ground FOR the rumors that have been in
circulation recently. He spoke OF the state
ment, recently printed by a local paper
that he and other heavy stockholders WIS.,
tied New York a short time ago for the
purpose OF consulting with r. T.. McDon-
aid and others with a view TO selling out.
and said there was not even a shadow OF
truth in IT. He said neither he nor Mr..
Werner was in New York at the time
reported, and were not even considering a
sale. nor had they had an offer.
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No scarcit,. of Colonies.

New York Sun.
II ever this country Is compelled 10 wage
war on any other power, the West and
Southwest VIII be able to supply at days
notice Colonies for at least 10000 regiments
OF soldiers. This is a moderate estimate.
based on a careful reading OF the newspapers
OF those sections OF the country during the
past few weeks. The possibilities OF the
South in this direction are not included in
this estimate.
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Miss Della Rees. the Quaker evangelist.
whom many people expected to hold SER
vices in the Seventh Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning, will not be in the city
until to-day. She will hold services every
afternoon and evening this week. Miss
Macomber will sing at each service.
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An Indiana-Avenue Bakery Destroyed

Early yesterday morning the bakery OF
David Bsumann. Nos. 336 and 33s Indiana
avenue, was destroyed by fire. The origin
OF the fire is a mystery, but It Is thought
that perhaps IL started from the ovens. The
flames. smoke and water were disastrous 10
the stock OF pies. cakes and bread. Peter
Baumann is owner of the building. which
suffered considerable loss. The total loss
amounts to s.. 900.
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Pullman tourists and Pullman palace
sleeping cars from St. Louis to California
without change via THE True Southern
Route" Iron Mountain. Texas & Pacific and
Southern Pacific. Sunshine all the way.
Only one change from all Eastern States.
Address. COKE ALEXANDER, District
Passenger Agent, No. Jackson place. In
dio
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Buffalo Courier.
A rather remarkable animal story comes
east from Montana. The weather has been
bitterly cold in the region Of the st. Regis
river for several days. The other morning
with the weather at the zero notch, num-
Der OF laborers were pumping along TIE
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Witch Hazel Jelly.
Browning's. Is West Washington street.

Miss Alice Dresser Will lie - Paul's Parish
House MONDAY and Tuesday afternoons Jan IS and IA
from ( 3 o.. lock, TO persons VINO may Wish 10
enter their children I'm Afternoon kindergarten,
which she contempates conducting there
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w. II. Bennett III.

w. II. Bennett, secretary and treasurer
Of the indianapolis Stove Company. was
taken suddenly Ill at the store Saturday.
and had TO be conveyed to his home on
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Iowa Timothy Hay

Best and brightest In the market. Ar
kansas prairie. good feeding hay, cheap.
Special price on carloads Phone $50.
Frank E. James. 107-113 North Delaware
street.
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Good Demand for Ffrst-C1ass Rents
Property.

Good Demand for Ffrst-C1asS Rental
Property.
What are the building prospects for the
coming year?' was asked Of L. H. Gibson,
architect.
'They are very good; not alone in the
city, but particularly throughout the State.
great deal of work of the latter class
is now done by the architects of this city.
Telephone communication with the outer
towns and the constantly increasing num-
Der of trains and their speed makes work
of this kind convenient and relatively in
expensive for both the architect and the
client" rs rt
What class Of building will be done in
this city?'
1.-THE usual number of private dwellings,
but particularly a good class Of moderate
sized buildings for investment. This comes
about as a matter OF necessity to those
who hold either idle ground or that which
is paying relatively a small sum upon its
present value. You must bear in mind that
values have increased rapidly within recent
years. and at the same time nxed d., charges
means have increased, so that property
which was paying fairly we'll upon Its val
ue some years ago is relatively valueless
as an investment now, when the fixed
charges are much higher on account OF its
higher taxable value and the other causes
named. his makes IL uectSSdTy 10
upon land now vacant and to work over old
property with view Of increasing its in
ccme-paying possibilities.
do you think there is a good demand
for rental dwellings," was asked.
at know it. Good houses, those well ar
ranged and convenient. always pay we'll
It Is the new house which rents and III, IL II
new. The days OF shabby building are
passing in this community. Think or the
fortunes which have been wasted in that
way Buildings like the gas company
property, The Lemcke building, and the
fact that the Stevenson building is to be
erected, will make 1t necessary. to work
out material changes in those which were
built several years ago. Owners of this
kind of property will find 1t absolutely
necessary TO do something. Furthermore
it Is possible to put up absolutely nre-
proof structures OF a very simple, Dut at
tractive, exterior at much less cost than
those which have been built recently, so
that they can rent at very low rates and
pay relatively high return on the invest
ment.
az have constructed a good many rental
dwellings, and, naturally, have inquiry from
prospective tenants who want TO make a
change or who are otherwise on the look
have never had as many inquiries or That
character as have come 10 me WITHIN the
last few weeks All of the above reasons,
together with facts lead me TO believe that
next year will be very satisfactory to those
who are in the building business, and II the
work is properly done It VIII certainly be
profitable to these who Invest
"Iiow about building values?
'They are certainly as low as they ever
were. There Is the regular annual talk
about a carpenters strike. but absolutely
without possibility Of success
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Detroit Tribune.
1.-THE kiss" wrote a dramatic critic, was
a distinct disappointment. IL lacked con-
tinuity of plot. and might much better have
been done in three than in four acts. Il
dragged noticeably toward the end"
He stopped there. He did not wish TO APP
near harsh
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North Meridian street For awhile his
condition was quite serious. out last night
DIR. Henry Jameson. the attending physi-
clan. said there was a marked improve
M
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Silver Age Whisky is famous the world over the
finest pure Rye. d. Monninger supplies the trade
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Chicago Post.

Chicago Post.
Muncie, Ind, has made a bid for some OF
those gold bonds. She ought to be able TO
pay for them in fairy stories.
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FAIR WEATHER TO-DAY.
Freezing and Stationary Tempera
ture in Central states.


United States Weather Bureau-Forecasts
for indianapolis and vicinity for the twenty
four hours ending IL p. m, Jan. 10: Fair
weather; nearly stationary temperature
Monday. The storm area having passed over
Canada, high atmospheric pressure prevails
over the country. The temperature fell ev-
erywhere except near the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts. 1t fell from 10 to "a degrees in
the Mississippi valley and the lake regions.
Freezing temperature prevails from Colora-
do. Kansas, Missouri and the Ohio valley
northward and I'm northern Minnesota the
temperature is IL degrees below zero. Clear
weather prevails, except near the eastern
coast of the upper lakes. where light snow
is falling.
c. F. r. WAPPENHANS, L. F.. o.
FORECASTS FOR THREE STATES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-For Ohio and
Indiana-Fair, colder; northwesterly winds.
For Illinois-Fair; slightly colder in south
east portions; light northerly winds becom-
ing variable.
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c. F. r. wAPPENHANS, L. F.. O.
FORECASTS FOR THREE STATES.
Sundays weather Figures.
Yesterdays Temperatures.

The following table OF temperatures is
furnished by c. +. II. Wappenhans, local
forecast official.
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Rlcho and mellow perfect Rye Whisky, Kleln's
Silver Age Rye. ID. Monninger exclusive agent
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Imrrovement Of Brightvood.

Those who have watched the growth of
the suburb Of Brightwood from the begin
ming express the opinion that at no time in
its history have the conditions been more
promising that at the present time. For
four years the shops of the Big Four, which
give employment to 400 men, have been run
steadily, and the men have made good
wages when other mechanics have worked
but part of the time. Other manufactures
In Brightwood have been very fortunate in
getting orders for work which have kept
them busy. At the same time the town au-
thorities have been active in bringing about
improvements. To-day the supply OF nat
ural gas at Brightwood is much better than
at Indianapolis. Water works have been
built which furnish the best OF soft water,
and, although a number of new houses have
been built in 1895, ii is stated that fifty
houses could be rented there were they to be
had. One man has just completed two
houses and before the roof was on he had
twelve applicants to rent them. The schools
of Br;ghtwood are now second to none in
indianapolis suburbs, and the different
churches there, 1t is stated, are prosperous.
The street car service between Brightwood
and the city has been much improved of
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Harness. Blankets and Ian Robes at manu- racturer's
cost at ROTH 4 SON II Monument
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Undertaken wh.tsetI Telephone SCI REASONABLE
q any charge.
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Closing-Out Sal.

Insure your home in the Glens Falls
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Isaac H. Kiersted and wife have re-
turned from their Chicago visit.
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Feed Janes's Dustless Oats.
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KIMBALL PIANOS. Cariin a Lennox.sl Il. Mark
Fon Fine Cigars PIEksoN's. Il North Psaa
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California Wine. scHULLER's. 100 \. Meridian 5
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Don,t GET Chilly,

Dunlap's Celebrated Hats,
at Seaton's hat store.
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Hat Racks Of ali kinds at WIN. L. Elders
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Porcelain Ornaments

Delft China, Royal Worcester,
Crown Doulton, Coalport, Royal
Vienna and other high-class China
Vases and Ornaments.
Sterling Silver pieces for the ia
BILE use-Ladles, Forks, Spoons;
cases fitted up to order.
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Read This Carefully
L. S. AYRES&CO

The Dressmaker and Milliner at the pat
tern counter.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
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houses have been srsatIy red reSuced: Wash Msts.
s sswy s gasres O.; and PAINTED
ne. r. b.. eel. SO So go 10Th ne. Or. la.
eei So 90 60 LIS L St me- sr. ba, eel. nicely
1t D. d. STONE & SONS. soo ST. NV.
For Or, R len III n. ST. wv: NEAK sTATE;
10. 80. Inquire 170G G st. n mhT-l0t*
FOR RENT-1s5 L NV: q ROOMS: ALI. MOD.
inps in frst.cilss order. Apply W. +. NASH,
IL NV, pm. mh1-2t
FOR RENT-16R 4 BA.AMI, D 81. NV So 90
rooms and bath. ami. on .Acker ST. ne. 1850
Z rooms ard store. m l.. on G st. cor. NV :,oeo
6 rooms and bath AMI. on ii st. NV. 1900
A. In first class order and c3nssnisn, to cars
FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING
10 rooms, ami. in iirst-class condition.
Smithsonian Institute c. b. CHURCH. sl2 Pa.
ave. mhTtf
FOR RENT--l7I7 DE SALES. 1oR.. Gel, NEW so
1900 9, lorss' $. ss 's2i s 7rSb; $500
'S NM rHSs W: CT is' Il $751; isls St;
FOR RENT
us Va av. lor mi $40 cc =" sw, waseh; so 90
Io4 G sw. n, va. l6. 40 SOC y sw, Or ami 30
i77 I.sw. sr wa. IA 30 30 II. sw. st&dw. .aO5D
32s G sw 7r. ami. 1900 4o7 ii. sw s,ie,tw 300
S1:' Sd sw, Or. B 30 421 AZ. sw. stN.lw ~ ~
49, NJ sw. Or. 10 81 III II sw, Gr -
5l3 NJ Lean av.6r. W. 30 S2I I 81. W.. .l2s0
124 { NV, CIR, ami. % 30 ir5 T. Sc. ", IL 30
1919 Al. sw. Or wa. 80 AGA sw. Gr, 30
i1l y sw, Or, ". ZOO Sos va 81. ". 1910
:.2., sw. Or, ..l2O0 ii25 IL. sw. Sr, W. 1850
Stable. u sw, Is stalls 1918 nv. 6f, 1890
mh7-3,s c. H. PARKER X co. cor 1i4&E sw.
FOR RENT fsNs II NV Sr ami 81 81
1895 litii nw. ?r,ami $50 :.D4 = N.Y. Or. 1850
2326 Hiilycr p Ill. hi. 80 1877 Fla Dr.. $50
HI VI NV, ST. ami ~. 10 il2 10th SO, Or la30
1920 10Th nv. lir ami ID Sl:s 12fi ID 80
1859 nth. l0r. ami IL 50 40 1.th So. 6r. 800
1i53 fth Tor ami 50 100 12th Sc, Or. 10
137 Mass ne 81 .nmi 80 1908 y NV. .......9
SWDHSiSTEDT X BRADLEY, 1888 L FL.
ml7-s. tu&th
FOR HI.Nr-CIIEAr 18TH ST NV, HALF
square from Conn and NJ St: modern S-ionn
house: in perfect order: $3.50. Apply :24 First
ST. Key ut l1l7 18th st. IL
FOR RENTS $ ST. NV. HALF SQUARE
rem, reduced 10 81. f. ]. pIEl DONNIE. Room
%. Ohio National Bank building. IT.
FOR RENT-BY W. c. DUVAII. 925 + ST. NV.
1881 . NV. 14r.. .S65 al 10 Il 15r $50. Il
Hotel 1913 Pa av.1sr 30 90 1894 3D. Sc, 1920
221o 18th nv. 81 -: 80 :ytS 9Th NV. l3r. A. ~
Stn&dw 7i2 l. Sc. loo 9th ne Or. %
70i II NV. 6r. 1850 7l9 2lst NV, IT.. $50
1854 Howard av nw.3 80 53l 10Th NV. Or. 80
FOR COi.OHED TENANTS.
400 + ne. 7r. $500 1896 E nv, IT.. $500
13l3 4ih NV. ?r. .22.5ai
Office room, basement 5u5 f st. n.w..........ls0o
Utfce r0oIfs I'll tiO1r 5Gj + ST. n 300
All heated by Ii
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE. FOR REMAINDER
session OF Congress. state price, which must he
reasonable; w. preferred. Address MEMBER,
Star Office. mh7 -Sts
WANTED GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH TO
rent house. six rooms: all modern improv
trsrcla>s location; Northwest preferred price not
exceeding 80. Address W. V. H., Star Office.
fniIT-3
WANTED To BUY A MODERN HOUSE: 8 AND
rooms, In W. section: be a bargain; will
pay $1,000 to $1,000 Address CASH. Star Office
mkt, BE-
wANTED-A HOUSE OF OR 7 ROOMS; RENT
not to exceed SO; line: By LIST of
April. Address Mrs y. J. MCCALL. 74S Sd st.
mi
WANTED 8 To o ROOMS; COLUMBIA
Heights or Mt. ri. asant; SIS to $35. Answer
a. VI. l., 1+47 NV mllo-3t.
WAIVED INTERVIEWS WITH OWNERS WILL
Ing to exchange equities in inrumbered property
tn"Fthwestl for clear property and some cash.
IlrEe ieals preferred. E. Z. BAUMGRAS, 141O
u sr.. main floor fe.,-tf
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SHEA. 632 PA. Av. NV.
23l I st sw, 5r. $500
81 10th ST Ne. 5r. .11.J0
l3+5 Az st sw, Or. .1o.0
ll25 .1st 1T NV. sto. 10. 20
lob y ] av sc, Or. $50
2l5 18th ST ne, 5r. 500
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For RENT by JAS. +.
III Mass av Ne. 81. ST. ~,
:3ois Iith sw. Or. 20. ~,
1892 lo.h 81 NV, Ar. Ii. ~
lai2 Al. 81 sw. Cir. .l4.30
G3i + 81 81, Sr....lJ.UD
40 | 81 sw, Or. IA. 81
mhT,3t
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FOR RENTLFUR. OR UNFUR., HOUSE ga Z
st. me-; 2-story brick; rooms and bath; IN. 4.
For partit ulars apfly on premises or to WILL
son & HOUGH. 623 + ST. NV. mh7- 3t
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$40 ! ST NV, 1lr&b. AS
1913 VT nv NV. Or. II. so
9iO 18th Sc. 4r........12
1873 18th ST NV. 80
ih1a 18th. ror Greg av.1O0
1910 Union sw. Or. .11.3O
Park, lor. a.m.i......0
y IN
IIEDEnDh 1onS L,
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FOR RENT
BIB G NV. Tor. SCI
S,2 Del ar ne, 10r. .35
GOO \ Z av Sc. 11r&b . 10
1877 5th nv, Sr&b. ..35
1911 S st NV. 9rGb. .3s
Furnished house, Takoml
Otfire or stor" room. 1891
fr29-l2t" TYLER 4 RI
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FOR RENT FURNISHED AND CNFTIRNISiiED,
We still have furnished houses $50 TO $500 per
month. short long terms. Send for our printed
list of houses
CNFJ RNISIiED
Sl3 st. 1lr. sos IS BIZ n ave. Or. % 90
l1l9 st. 12r 60 90 1i1S Fla ave, Or. Is. 30
Cor 13th&Rcgs l0r. 81 90 Cas- Acker st, sr. Is 20
1221 10Th st. 10r. $500 l23 81 NV, 5r 15. 10
1927 Greg ~. 30 1907 Gales st, Or. ~ ~
81 Quincy st Or 30 so IS Fenton st. Or 10 30
1919 18th ST. Or. 30 so 138 Shott's alley. 10
Holmead Manor. Or 5000 2l2l Chester Ct, Ar 81 so
7O4 Newark NV. Tor. $50 900 Browns Ct Ar. 500
1887 9th st, Or. 20
STORES AND OFFICES.
1923 9Th st.. store and dwelling ....... .S15. 90
st. near l4th, I'd floor, 3r., single or en-
suite; also 2r. suite very cheap.
1407 Il ST., communicating rooms, heated 81. 90
6i9 Pa. ave-, rooms. .---........-.......3 90
STABLES.
Near Iowa Circle $40 20 Rear a35 Mo av. $40. 90
wM II. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 L ST.
mh1-s&w2t
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED.

WILLIAM N. NJ
FOR RENT
The best S-room brick dwelling In this city
for the price. $3.50 per month; papered
throughout. and in first-ciass repair. No. IL
L st. s.w. South front: front and rear yard.
DIGGES & FAIRFAX,
Real Estate.
mno-u 70i 18th ut. NV
FOR RENT-THE BEST SIX-ROOM AND BATH
bay window brick dwelling in this city for
the price; $3.50 per month: pafered
Throughout; heated ly latrobes: iaree closet
In each room: large concrete yard: all mod
ern improvements, and in FIRST class repair
1907 Sd st. NV.
CHAS. W. HANDY,
mhS-tf 6lO 18th sr m NJ
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WANTED-STORES.

WANTED-AT ONCE-STORE On + ST. BET
9TH and 18TH for u first-class tenant having al
established jeweiry business of 80 years.
mh63t HEISKEIL Il MeLERAN, zoos + NV
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-READY FOR OCCUPANCY AFRu. L,
five elegant 8 Mudy Groom fats, with tiled bath,
gas range, steal heat; downtown location.
NH st IsATIMER & NESBIT, 1927 & st.
FOR RENT-FLA ,fss9S IOWA CIRCLE-'.THE WOOD
MoNT-tw0 Mtsr2rms. & ba. and 3rms. & ba. :;
furnished or unfuthished; telephone and elevator
service; ana nnf ehterer; special terms for sum-
mer. WM. H. RAINDEfS & CO., HOT st.
mh7-en3t )
FOR RENT-5 IARGE-ROOMED FLAT; HOT
water heat; Tiled bath; enameled tub and sup
piled piled with hot water; % floor. 141s 5th ST. NV
FOR RENT-BYs X. q. CAMPBELL. 5l7 10TH ST.
n.w.427 10th st! NV. Groom apartment. for
housekeeping modern improvements; $25. mhd5t
FOR RENT FLAT. qSECOND STORY. 2124 1iTH
81. NV Q roosns and bath. Rent. $50. Apply
TO +. b. NARROW, 10 Corcoran bldg. ja3o-eotf
FOR RENT-17ia IA. AVE. NV: 2DFI.OOR
fiat; s roofns.a hatts and steam heat; convenient
location: only zS3S per month. WILLIAM X Ell
LIS. 525 18th st. NV. mb5-;;t
FOE RnNT-FLATs-W1rH FURNACE HEAT.
mo. MORAN.
fe1O-tf 2126 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RIGNT-sroREs. $40 l4th st....... s5
a42o ia ave NV. .$125 1870 Pa NV. 80
S saa \ st ne 40 $40 st NV. go
eCS l4th st. IS 1921 7th st Is
Iso 18th st NV. 80 2203 7th st .15
li4l PA ave. .3oi
THOs. ]. FISHER & CO.,
hihi-u 1924 L st. NV
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17l7 st NV, l7r. 20s. 30 1911 st NV, Sr- so
2025 Col road, Dor POO 234 Hillyer pl, Tor. 80
1723 av. 11r. .166 HAP y st NV, Sr. so
1850 VT NV, lar. l3U go L st NV. llr. so
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BOARDING.

APPLY FOR EXCELLENT BOARD. HOME TABLE
mt Mrs. +. W. FAVORIrE'S, iii X st. nw1ts
917 18TH ST. OPPOSITE HOTEL. ARNO, DESjR
able rooms with BATH with without board;
terms reasonable. It,
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Cor. I'd and Pa. ave. NV, on the line of ava.
cable cars. First-class board and rooms Trans.
tent or permanent boarders accommodated. Terms
reasonable. deSQ-2m
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED.

1427 35th, Or. mi. . $3.50
AZ 50 ne, Or. mi. .1S.50
l@ 30th, Or.
04S e Or, mi. ....16.30
zS0o n. 81. Wig.
306 9. CT. w.....16.0
2i0S H. Or, wa. g. .15.1
2429 n, Or. w......l5.00
SD n H Nv. 5r. w.l4.30
Y2B 9Th ne. Or, wa. l4.U0
BIB L. Ar. w.....1&.O
l719-21 e. Or, wa. 1850
172-5 E, Or. wa. ..l3.O
1O56 32d. 6r. .......lx.W
lS2s b, 3r, fur.....l3.O0
22ls Va ave. 5r....l2.60
l5z7 Benn;ngs. ST, ". l2.60
1880 10Th. 4r. w...1:.30
1913 Ges't al, Or, w.1O.50
PIP n Y nv, Or, w.lO.50
922-24 st Paul's CT,
Ar, W............1O.6O
SlS Va nv, II. W. .lO.o0
3S2 La ave, ONCE
rooms. ..........&S, 10
SGT 10Th, 7r.......l0.O
HlO X, 6r.... ...l0.W
sos Sherman Nv. Sr. 1910
25l3 Il. 4r........l0.0O
WILCOX. .vO7 Pa ave.
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FOR RENT
1872 18Th NV, Tor. $50. 10
J225 \ nv. l2r. ..J5 o.
l1i6 O:e gon av,llr. ia. Da
1921 y Y nv. Or. :. So. -;
170S + Ew, w'house,0. On,
g. N NV, Tor. ~ OF
pa 18th sw. 1ir. IA. 10
1919 10Th Ew. l2r. 30. M
li5 II NJ, st&dw. %. 30
100 VI av. st&cai. ~ on
HAYWOOD L. GARRETT,
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FOR ELNr-CIIEAr HOO 18TH ST. NV, HALF
square from Conn. ave. and NJ St: modern S-,onm
house: in perfect order $3.50. Apply 224 First
ST. Sc. Key at llI7 18Th ST. It.
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WANTED AN ENFERIENCED Girl. FOR GEN
eral h"iscwoTk tcooking included; refer
enees Indispensable: wages. so 10 ST.. Call at
Il 9TH 81.