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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Perfection Oil Heaters. WILLIAM
A ALTLAND 40 Virginia avenue.
FOR SALE-Hardware, stove repairs
of all kinds also nails and wire. LEE HARD
WARE CO, Sixteenth and Illinois SITS.
FOR SALE-Barnum's sweet cider and cider VIA
egar. 3iS L. Market st. Phone. New 1871.
FOR SALE-or rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs w. d. ALLISON CO. sos N. Alabama
FOR SALE
Typewriters, all makes s. UP.
Machines rented $3.50 per month.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 81 Monument pl.
FOR SALE-TypewriSers: Light Running Fox
and other leading makes: rentals, $3.50 per
month. G. NJ MERRICK, Gen. Agt, 2o9-2I0
Law building. New phone 1873.
FOR SALE
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Samuel s. Shrk, 1909 Barth. repairs $3.50.
William Langenskamp, Georgia and Delaware,
repairs, $500.
Nick Kerr, 5O4 Patterson, addition So 500
Alice NJ. HARDWOOD, Twenty-fifth and Broad
way, cottage, $500.
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Senator Charles w. Fairbanks returned
last night from Iowa, where he has been
assisting the Republicans in their State
campaign. He made two speeches. one at
Waterloo and one at Cedar Rapids. This
week the senator goes into Ohio for three
engagements, beginning Thursday night
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Christian Scientist.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST OF
lNDlANAPoLIs-service az lo.45 a. m. Sun
day school at $50 a. Wednesday evening
meeting at O'Clock at the PTopylaeum on North
ST, opposite Blind Asylum. Reading room open
TO the public from 10 m 60 r. m. every
day except Sunday Room IL Lombard building.
2il2 L. Washington 81.
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Judge McMaster Buys Property.

Mrs. Charles F. Zobble sold her property,
located at 16 and rs Huron street, to
Judee ]. L. McMaster for a consideration
of 81 go. The sale was made through A ).
Never & Co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. performers for Thursday
nights. UNIQUE THEATER.
WANTED-500 business cards for 50 cents pow
ELL. the Printer. Is w Market st
WANTED-Twenty laborers; steady work all
winter; wages. $3.50 per day. MECCA CLAY
WORKS. Mecca. Ind.
WANTED-Detectives: every locality; good sal
airy. experience unnecessary. 1NTERNA-
TIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Observation-Disclosures, 100 first-class machin-
lists and 100 expert harness makers. Apply by
letter COMMANDING OFFICER, Rock
Island Arsenal, Rock Island. Ill.
WANTED-Young business with small cap
ital TO represent Eastern gas novelty nanufac-
turer; profitable business certain. Call MONDAY
G. II. GREGORY, at Grand Hotel.
Observation-Disclosures wants reliable man TO
deliver and collect; horse and wagon and Sl5o
deposit necessary; S21 a week and expenses; per-
manent FRANKLIN. Box IS, Philadelphia, Pa
WANTED-Wide-awake man, good habits, TO
represent manufacturer; establishing trade;
gooo line; experience unnecessary; salary, SO
weekly; references. Address ED WINNER, 356
Dearborn, Chicago.
WANTED-Men: If you have small vacant
space in which you can work for US at nome
pay S12 per week. No outfit needed. send
addressed envelope. COMBINED GROWERS
CO, Beekman ST., New York
WANTED-Men; work for at home Few
hours day. s12 per week; must nave small
space in cellar. yard barn or attic; no outnt TO
buy and canvassng; addressed envelope Tor
contract. UNITED PRODUCT CO., L. II. Grail,
Dept. "a. zoo Broadway, N. Y.
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REAL ESIATE-For sale: Excellent rental
property on N Keystone av.; rents for S216 a
-ear; price. 81 600. CHAS. III. CROSS * CO.,
1914 ~. Meridian st.
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HYpxoTIsM.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taught by mail Cor
only q cents fsiixsrl. success positively guar
anteed. PROF. WILLIAM A. BERLIN, veeders-
bals, Ind.
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FOR SALE-The latest map OF Indiana and the
300 census; prepared especially for the Journal
BY George F. Cram, the famous map publisher:
size, 3ox46 inches, on strong map paper; tin rods
at top and bottom; embracing a handsome FIVE
color map OF Indiana side, corrected to
date. showing ell railroads. all new postoftces.
counties liz cOlor5, railroad stations and all nat
ural features: a marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list OF towns.
ETC.; the other side contains fve-color map Of
the world and the United States; 80 cents. post
paid. Inquire OF any agent of the Journal
address MAP DEPARTMENT, the Journal In
danapolis, Ind.
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Unitarian.

ALL SOULS CHURCH UNITARIAN)-Nort
Alabama street. near Fifteenth. The Rev.
Elmer Z. Newbert. Services at 10.45. The Rev
Charles l.. st. John. OF Boston, viii preach
The musical programme will include baritone
solo and two numbers by a double quartet AL
seats free The public cordially Invited.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents; meritorous speciality; every
negro buys on sight; can't resist it; exclusive
territory given. BOSTON CHEMICAL CO.,
Richmond, Va.
WANTED-Men to distribute samples, circulars
tack signs, etc.; have distribution for every
locality; good pay; permanent occupation. ATOZ,
South Whitley, Ind.
WANTED-Agents wanted everywhere to handle
Novelty Sign Cards. every merchant buys
from 10 TO 100 sight; 500 varieties; catalogue
free. SULLIVAN CO., 1139 Maplewood av., Chi
cago, Ill.
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN

or wide acquaintance and good connections 70
collect rents and learn the insurance business
Address Box -, Journal
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Spfrftua1fsu.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST cHURcH-corner
Alabama and New York sts SUNDAY services
at 1915 a. m. and s:45 y. m. Miss Lizzie liar
low Of Haydenville, Mass. inspirational speak
er, occupies the rostrum. The eloquence OF THIS
speaker holds the audience 10 the last The lee
lures are very instructive; investigators should
not fail 70 attend. All welcome.
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CHIROPODIST.

CHIROPODISTS-Welch and wife, antiseptic
chiropodists. Room IS. 20 n. Meridian st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HOUSES-
New stone fiat of 4 rooms, first and second
floor. 410-4l2 w. Seventeenth, so per apartment.
314 w. Michigan SO 90
PA w. North 20. 90
919 Highland u 80
221 w. North. 10. 90
1881 Columbia 500
1910 n. Arsenal 100
S34 Bradshaw $50
412 Toledo 100
Living rooms Hutchins bldg, cor. Ohio and
Penn. ST
Living rooms 5t5 f. Washington st.
THE MARION TRUST CO.,
No. Z. Market st.
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WANTED-SALESMEN,

WANTED-An experienced salesman; from fac
tory TO merchant; fall trade on; no
scheme; established house Address in care of
the Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New side line: sells to
every business sample cases free; commission
% per cent. Company established 1923. Address
l.. N CO., Ga East 125th ST., New York.
WANTED-Capable salesman to cover Indiana
with staple line high commissions, with ad-
of 500 monthly; permanent position to
right man. JESS II. SMITH CO.. Detroit. Mich
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; we will start you in legiti-
mate business that has paid others over $50 per
Wisconsin. REID CO., q Quincy ST., Chicago
Ill.
WANTED-We paid one salesman this year
from January TO July, s1.566 commission for
selling Weir's White Lead sidelne; write
for our proposition. ID. T. WEIR WHITE LEAD
CO. ST Louis, Mo.
WANTED-Money-earnn Indiana statesmen
wanted; six active men to introduce Rand
McNally & Co.'S new Indiana state atlas of the
world; no Indianian can afford to be without it /:
capable make all the way from Sis a
week up selling this unique up-to-date publica-
ton; contains large-scale county map of Indiana
exhaustive index to state map maps of the
United States, its possessions the world and its
continents with physical relief maps of North
America; includes, Also valuable and compre-
hensive descriptive matter, showing how bound
less are Indana's resources and how phenomenal
her Developments; elegantly illustrated with
half-tones from new photographs; this proposi-
ton is new. Write now TO RAND, MNALLY
& CO.. Chicago, Ill.
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CLAIRvOyANT.

CLAIRvOYANT.
CLAIRyOYANT-YOUR HAND READ 1oc
ORIENTAL TEMPLE OF PALMISTRY.
THE GREAT SIR FRED,
Assisted by STELLA. Queen Of Life Readers.
Gives names, dates and facts; advice given on
all matters OF life, business. speculation, changes
Investments, law suits. sickness. lost or stolen
property. Sealed questions answered Sir Fred
can be engaged for seances In your own home
guitar playing In the light. Readings daily from
a. m. to 10 d. m. 126 ". Delaware ST.
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FOR SALE-At Days Aurora Tea Store,
$40 West Washington ST.,
Fourth door west Of Statehouse.
New Phone 1926. Old, Main $40.
80 cents buys ID. Royal Baking Powder.
19 cents buys ] 10. Rumford Baking Powder
10 cents buys l h. Days Aurora Tea Store
Baking Powder.
cents buys 1 h. Rocket Baking Powder
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE-G. W. McCurdy, real estate
and general auctioneer. No. 245 West Wash
iugton.
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY

IF YOU WANT TO BUY
SELL. OR RENT SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY
SEE
BENJAMIN A. BELL,
NO 1858 VIRGINIA AV.
NEW PHONE 1854
REAL ESTATE
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
las z. Market st.
We offer Four Business Blocks,
All Good Locations and Desirable Properties
.............. So, 500
szl,vVV
ALSO, Two Double Dwellings,
On Large Corner Lot,
$4,000 Observation-Disclosures.
Call at our Office for particulars.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
l4s +. Market st.
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INTERCHANGEABLE
WANTED-See Halsteads proposition in '.Busi-
ness Chances"
WANTED-1,0o0 Feather beds. G. L. ROBSON.
IA Lord st. Highest prices. Drop postal.
WANTED-Highest market price paid for baI led
straight rye straw, suitable for stuffing collars
Address MEYER, ZIMMERMAN g. CO, St
Louis.
WANTED-Ladies and Gentlemen-New begin
ners wishing 10 learn a good, frst-class dancing
act and get a good start. call PROF. RAYNO
230 West Ohio street, Indianapolis. Phone 1873
Brown.
LOST.
LOST-A young Irish setter pup; answers to the
name of Jack: reward at 2222 North Meridian.
LOST-Gold belt buckle on ribbon belt at Grand
North Penn. or Meridian; reward. Address
Box 49, care the Journal.
LOST-On the southeast corner of Pennsylvania
and Ohio sts., in front OF Baldwins piano
house a pocket book containing some money a
Woman's League ticket and Athletic Club
tickets. Finder will please return TO the In
dianapolis Journal Reward.
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VITAL srAT1sr1cs-ocr. II.
Bsrsh..

A J. ant Mamie Maenes f7is Hoyt boy.
Adoiph and Marie ziesisr, Il2s south Illinois,
girl.
Albert and Carrie Woods. f702 Thaddeus. girl.
Wills and Leota Clark. 1873 Lee. girl.
William =. and Nellie Estes. z5Zz Cornell. girl
Henry and - Husselberg. fo3 Harding. boy.
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Building Permits.

Transfers. %; total consideration $50. O18. 5
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DIR. ADRIAN f. FAUvE.
FRENCH SPECIALIST.

OFFICE HUME BUILDING. 81 EAST OHIO
STREET. ROOMS AND s.
INDIANAPOLIS
NEW PHONE 2io5.
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STORAGE.
STORAGE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co
house and safe movers: heavy hauling OF ali
kinds. 5ls s. Delaware St Telephone 1925.
STORAGE Tho Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
traces; only frst-class storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones 726,
sTORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FEE CO.. 1900 square feet Of space: fire.
proof, electric elevators: Office. 339 r. Washing
tor. st.. cheapest place in the city. noth Phones
sO2S LEW SHANK
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CANCER

RESOLvENT METHOD.
oesca and home treatment with permanent
,.,,ya nv our new method No knife nor caustics.
Write or call for literature and information. Six
sse, years experience. Address
se COLUMBIA CANCER CURE CO.,
Room %. Baldwin Block. indianapolis Ind
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FINANCIAL-Insure with FRANK SAWYER.
FTNANCIAL-Insure with Benz. A. Bell, io5s
riFafa
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Ne<<<-<<>t>LS OEZA
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UPHOLSTERING-Furnit packing, upholster-
ing, antique furniture repairing. Special low
prices this month OTTO SUESZ, 1874 East New
York street. Both phones.
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REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

REMOVAL ANNOCNCEMENT.
REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT-Pu dental
parlor has removed to resident office north
east corner Fort Wayne avenue and Alabama
street. Take y. Alabama, Central ave or
Broad Ripple Ida PURCELL PAGE
Dentist. Phone. red, 4o7
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Real estate transfers for week .. 1904 900
Mortgages for the week.......... Jos. 74S
Mortgage releases for the week.. 69, 716
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Deaths.
MONUMENTS.

DIENER. 80 Z Washington
Tel 2s25. Branch works r entrance Crown Hill
II Farrell. al West Wash
fngton St New Prone 2is
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year costs but 81. per
month. The Journal want page is profitable to
The advertiser and reader
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WHITE WATER IN THE OCEAN.
Rare Intervals In 90 TFoD-
teal Regions.

OF the many sights witnessed in the
oceans Of the globe, one Of the most
curious and most weird 81 that de-
seribed by Eailors as ''ths milky sea"
ships being surrounded for several
hours by water that appears TO be a
snowy Whiteness. Compiled from ex-
Periences recorded during the last 70
years, an interesting account Of the
phenomenon Is given on the North At
lantic and Mediterranean Pilot Chart.
The spectacle Is restricted to the dark
ness Of night and rare occasions, and,
while Il Is limited mainly to the warm
er waters Of the tropical belt, Il ap-
pears to be more common in the In
dian ocean than in the Atlantic and
Pacific. From the white water the
light is so strong that ordinary news
paper print can be read on board ship.
but the scene all around is.Of an awe
inspiring description. The horizon is
blotted out, sea and sky seem to be-
come one in a sort Of universal lumi-
nous fog, which, like a London fog,
robs the observer Of the sense Of dis
lance and direction, the deck being lit
mp with a CHASTITY, shadOwless light.
Last June OF the west coast Of South
America a bucket Of the white water
emptied back into the sea resembled
molten lead. This lcurious sight has
interested scientific investigators. Oar
win among them; hut while Il Is, no
doubt, related TO the many phosphor-
eseent displays common at sea. there
Is no difficult explanation forthcom-
ing Of this particular manifestation or
Of the singular atmospheric effects re-
sulting from e.
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OVER A MOUNTAIN RANGE.
Aerial TranWay fer ths FFazsDOEta-
ties 81 Tea IN the IsIaAd
81 CeylOn.

One Of the most interesting aerial
rope ways has recently bean con-
strneted on the island Of Ceylon,
British India, for the transportation
Of tea, this up-tO-oate syEtem dis
pensing with the services Of hundreds
Of men and beasts which were for
merely maintained and employed in
carrying the tea over the miles Of
mountainous county. The tramWay,
which runs in almost . direct line,
says the Philadelphia Record, Il three
miles long; the road which was fol-
lowed by the flesh and blood carriers
was q much greater distance.
ThiE three miles Of tramWay passes
over several ridges, one Of which has
q considerable elevation. The tea
leaves, in bags, are placed In the
great carriers, which are IN the form
of q hanging cage, a. the latter pass
the driving terminal by wire-rOpe
transmission from q turbine three
quarters Of q mile distant. The Ia
Dor required TO work the entire line
need not exceed six men.
The tramway has been In use for
four months and has given the most
satisfactory service The delivery Of
the tea Is performed quite a. reliably
as heretofore and Il done in much
less time and much more eheaPly.
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DIDN'T KNOW KING EDWARD
GhsBlsssDsEs In Paris WOlla HOt A.
oeDt RnGlish Coin BsOEtHG
His Fase.

A correspondent Of the London Ex-
pres IN Paris describes his experiences
in trying to change a sovereign with
the kinR's head on Il for French mon
ey. The first place was at 4 stan Of a
leading Parish bookseller.
at s nOt good, /" said the woman be-
hind the counter.
Eyes, Il IS" was the reply. at e an
English sovereign and Il worth IS
franeA"
"Ah, no; It s. medal"
$40. no; good EnEliEh money"
'sBut have not seen enc kke 4, am
afraid"
Never mind whether ron have seen
one Ike It. II Is the head Of Edward,
the new king, and the gold r. good
sNo, no. want to see the queens
head, and then I win take e."
Finally the woman said she would
give. 20 francs for Il. -Four other peo-
Die Who were tried argued in a similar
manner, and we're aIafraid to take the
risk. The sovereign WAS eventually
changed a. arestaurant.
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Great Britain Il this year proVid-
Ing for the construction Of three
great vessels Of 1900 tons displace-
ment, or 1000 tons more than the
large vessels congress has Just au-
thorized.
The San Francisco Dry Dock con-
pany has Just completed at Hunters
Point one Of the hnest dry docks IN
the world. Il Il large enough for two
battleships at one time and can be
pumped out in two hours.
Il Is as well understood IN the navy
as Il Il in the merchant marine that
the larger the ship the greater EN-
cheney per ton of ship. Each ton Of
the 1900 tons Of the Connecticut
represents vastly more fighting pow
er than each ton Of . I2,OOo-ton Ala
bama-
The only ex-ohReer Of the eonteder-
ate army who elngs to his uniform Is
Gen. George F. Afford, Of Dallas,
Tex. He has never discarded his
eolors since he dOnned them to 90
into the army in the early eos.
Pedestrians turn to look at him, peer
ing at his badges, scanning his gold
belt and trying TO decipher the let
tiers on his old army hat. Gen. Afford
has been a judge, q legislator and q
congressman.
In a test Of the electromagnetic
cannon Of Prof. Birkand, the Nor
wsgian physicist, a 22-pOund proiectIls
from q 2H-ineh bore was made to
penetrate to a depth Of 10 inches;
and 1t is claimed that q projeetile of
HOO pounds could be discharged from
l2-ineh gun with q speed Of more
than 200 yards per second, without
fame or explosion. The special adj
vantage Is that Projectiles can be dis
charged with a force that would de-
strOy the gun If ordinary explosives
were used.
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q Puhhe Huisanss mat Hest People
WOaId LElEs - See PIT DoWn
and Out.

Elf I could have my way about Il"
said = sensitive citizen, according to the
New York Sun, II would have a Law
passed fOrbidding the eating Of pea
nuta in elevated or surface cars, and re-
curing the guards OF conductors TO
eject from the cars any person 30 Of
Tending.
Men, strange as Il may seem, not
children, are the chief offenderB In this
direction. You may see grown men
sitting In q ear, and, regardless Of their
fellow passengers, calmly eating pea
nuts and dropping the shells on the
floor.
10 many persons the odor Of pea
nuts within a confined space, as IN .
railroad car, Is unpleasant, as the sight
Of the litter Of shells on the floor must
Be 20 all. But the men peanut eaters
60. right on eating, and so disposing Of
the shells. Why, have seen . district
messenger boy eating peanuts In q car
do better than they In one way any
how. This boy put HIS empty shellS
back into the paper bag from which he
had emptied the peanuts into his peck
ct.
II have seen men eat apples in an ele-
waited car and throw the core under
the seat. / have seen 4 man eat an or
ange in an elevaed car and not even
take the trouble to do that with the
orange peel but Just lay that down on
the vacant seat beside him. But such
men a. those Irsgard as fine gentlemen
as compared with the grown man who
eats peanuts In an elevated car and
drops the shells on the floor. Him Ire
gard A.
"Well, the peanut eater / would have
firmly, even II gently, put on che car"
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DOG WITH GOLD TOOTH.
Philadelphia Canine of the HBuIIS
Breed Has Remarkable Mouth
AdOrnmeht.

A well-known Philadelphia pet
stock dealer some years ago hit upon
q very odd and effective way to iden-
tify q dog, says the Philadelphia Rec
ord. The owner Of this dog called
on him and said:
Jack, my valuable bull, e running
away all the time. So far he has
been traced and found in each Of his
fights, but It has been amatter Of
difficulty, and am afraid that some
day he win be irretrieVably lost be-
cause Of the lack of some positive
and striking mark Of Identification"
"You want" said the dealer. -
good identifying mark? Well, III tell
you what TO do. Go to q dentist and
have q gold crown put on one Of the
dogs front teeth. The crown won't
hurt the tooth; on the contrary, Il Will
preserve It; and always It viii be
mark whereby your dog win be
readily known"
The other did as the dealer advised.
and since then there have appeared
from time to time advertisements in
the newspapers that began;
"LostAA bulldog with q gold front
tooth"
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MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
widow 81 Confederate PFesIdeue
Lives On . Modest Way In q New
YOEk Family HOseI.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, the widow Of
the late leader Of the southern con-
federaey, is living in a little world Of
her own. She has taken up her resi-
denee in New York and for economic
reasons will probably spend the re-
nainder Of her days there She has
sn apartment in the old Hotel Gerard,
n West FOFty-fOurth street, and lives
On the fourteenth floor. Her windows
overlook the surrounding roofs, and
Dnly on few occasions does she ever
cave her rooms. She walks with diff
ieulty and does not have to visit, as
Der friends pay court to her as IL she
Fere a royal parsonage. Mrs. Davis.
lses a tall cane as people did 100 years
90, and the head Is Of tortoise shell
nd gold. She has as q companion q
Weet-fseed southern woman who Is
lwsyE with her. On Wednesday after
,OOnE the famous woman sits IN .
The broad ax., 1903-05-02
MUST SIT UPON RUGS.
II We W0uId Avoid the Danger THat
IL saIa 20 Lark In High
Backed Chairs.

A contemporary which Is devoted to
the discussion Of hygienie subjects
makes q somewhat alarming Sugges-
ton. Il maintains that high straight
backed chairs are responsible for .
great many Of the ilIs to which woman
are prone.
Neuralgia, baekaehe, headaches, de-
precision, and % on may be directly
traced 70 troubles engendered inter
nally by the POstures We are compelled
to continually assume on these chairs.
The suggestion is put forth, there
fore, that we should lie about on soft
rugs on the floor, adapting these, as
fancy dictated, to our own ideas of
comfort.
This eastern seragto kind Of ar
rangement would give NJ our much
needed rest, as well as Euppleness Of
form, we are assured, but how would
Il at in with out fashions, our mode of
entertaining, and our general house
hold arranEemeBts9
The spectacle Of the average matron
topping about with q number Of smart
ly-attired guests on the drawing room
sOOr does not present hseh TO the
minds eye In other than q grotesquely
eomical form.