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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-25
Topics of the Times

Bread cast upon the waters returns
after many days but waste in the
kitchen never gets back horne again.
Along with the news Of Russian re-
verse arrives the shocking news that
a big league baseball pitcher is "suf-
fering slump" Great misfortunes
never come singiy.
But how can Maurice Connolly run
the postoffice at Dubuque while sailing
in the ambient ether somewhere in
France?
Munition men agree that the govern
ment has been eminently fair in MUM
ton contracts; which is another way
Of saying that the government was
stuck again.
AS one Grand Army of the Repub-
tic passes another falls in.
About the best thing to be said Of a
bad road is that few people break the
speed laws on it. Like the little boys
composition In which lives were saved
by pins by not swallowing them.
80
The suggestion that harvest hand
wages shall be set at maximum OF
SO a day doesn't provide for maxi
mum Of harvest hands.
nv
the enforcement OF a necessary law he
asks at once why the jails aren't fuii
IF violators Of the anti tipping and
DINNER laws.
Gee whiz. what would grandfather
have thought of a farm income tax.
grandfather who brought the family 10
town in a lumber wagon and fed them
with cheese and crackers at the gro
Gerry store?
Why not a minimum price on pota-
toes. too, and for the matter of that on
labor and other commodities!
80
II two young folks get married =
little sooner because he's going to war
whose business it is except his ana
hers? But in such cases don't nesiec'
the war Insurance.
coethals resigned and Wilson asked
FOR and received the resignation o.
Denman. The mixup, however, mas
lost to the country the services OF an
extraordinary organizer and accom- :
plisher Of great things. The govern
ment needs Goethals and every man OF
the Goethas type it can commandeer
or coax. Politicians should not trip
ND the feet Of progress.
Private soldiers and noncommis-
stoned officers in the United States
army and other branches OF the
military service wear uniforms,
! eines included which conform strictly
| to regulation. No variation is pvIIii'7
| ted. Officers may be permitted Ger
tain degree OF latitude in choosing the
| sort of logging to wear. but with them
az with the privates, the regulations
are strict. Men now in the training
camps expect to become officers. They
may. therefore, wear leather leggings
| instead Of the cloth leggings which are
supplied by the auartermasters de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-25
He Berth.

sCbaductor-"What's the number OF
yvr berthT Uncle Hiram-"WaIl
sss,s .ee-at.s July 10. 1885,. Puck
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-25
Men and the Nation.

4 nation is a thing that lives and
aets Ike q man, and men are the par
ttelas Of which it is composed.-J. G.
Holland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-25

Bear in mind. young man. that more
than half the honor Of being called TO
service will be sacrificed if you claim
exemption says the Waterloo Courier.
Better be sure your claim is valid be-
fore presenting it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-25

Gee whiz. what would grandfather
have thought Of a farm income TAX
grandfather who brought the family 10
town in a lumber wagon and fed them
with cheese and crackers at the gro
Gerry store?
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
FAMILIAR WITH GREATNESS.
Mere Generals Didn't Impress the
American Camera Man.

A story told by Francis A. Collins in
the Camera Man shows that the direct
methods of the American news phOtOg-
rapher are not affected by surround
mgs that might cause others to grow
self conscious.
A newspaper assigned an American
to make q portrait of General Won
Bissing in the palace in Brussels The
photographer applied for permission to
the authorities at Berlin, who received
him cOurteOuSly and, after consider
able fOrmality, detailed an officer to
accompany him to Brussels. An ap-
pointment was made, and the two were
admitted to the generals room. Pre-
ViOusly, however, it had been explained
to the American that under no circum-
stances was he to address the general.
The officer began his explanation, but
became confused at finding himself
face to face with so distinguished
parsonage.
Your eXcellency," he began, I'VE
have come from Berlin-that is, if you
will be so kind In his confusion he
came to full stop.
General Won Bissing was seated at a
desk and seemed to he very busy. The
American photographer stepped for
ward.
General, l am an American" he be-
gan without embarrassment.
II see that" said the general, with a
smile.
Il have come to take your picture"
the photographer added without waste
Of time.
The situation was unprecedented.
The officer stood aghast
"Very WELL" replied General Won
Bissing. "Go ahead. What do you
want me to do?"
"If you will step to the window y
the photographer explained. "NOw
step this way, a little farther, please.
No; this way" And to the horror of
the attending officer the photographer
laid his hand on the generals arm and
arranged the pose. The picture was
taken in few seconds.
THANK you, general" said the un-
abashed American easily.
Il hope your picture turns out well"
replied General Won BisSing, and the
interview was over. Once they were
outside the door, the officer eXpostu-
lated:
How did you come to address his
excellency? 1t is most unprecedented.
And you laid your hand on him. How
! could you do SOP"
"NIein lieber freund," said the Amer
lean, Il have photographed three Amer
lean presidents, and a general more or
less is nothing to me-"
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
A Bird That Shaves.

The bonmot, a South American bird,
takes a dry shave regularly. The bon
mot has long blue tail feathers. Each
quill is adorned from base to tip with
soft blue down. This arrangement the
bird dislikes. Therefore with it's sharp
beak it nips the quills bare from the
base out to about an inch from the tip,
where it maintains a neat oval of soft
blue whisker. Such action seems silly
on the bonmot's part to certain philos-
ophers, though it seems no sillier than
mans action in regularly scraping bare
his cheeks and chin while he maintains
on his upper lip an oval of soft hair
not unlike the bonmots tail oval
Exchange.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
A Lonely Continent.

Australia is the most isolated OF all
inhabited continents and is remote
from the center of all the worlds az,
tivities. NorthWard the sailing dis
tance to Japan is approximately 5000
nautical miles; to India $500 miles.
South America is 1000 miles to the
east. and Africa an equal distance
west from London to the capital OF
Australia ships by the Suez route trav-
erse approximately 11,0OO miles of wa,
ter and by the Panama canal 12,I34
miles. From California ports the routes
via Samoa or Fiji or Tahiti cover a
quarter of the circumference of the
earth. Australia's only large civilized
neighbor within a radius Of 1000 miles
is Java.,-National Geographic Maga-
zine.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
The Swanee River.

1t is related that when Stephen Col
Inns Foster was composing 'The Old
Folks at Home he was at loss for
the name of a river which would be
melodious and also fit the rhythm of
the song.
A brother suggested "Pedee"-"Way
down upon the Pedee river"
"No," said the composer. "Pedee is
not poetical enough"
Various other names were tried, only
to be rejected by the fastidiOus author.
At length a gazetteer was obtained,
and Foster looked through long lists
of names until he reached Suwanee or
Swanee, as it is usually written.
The suitable name was found, and in
this manner was immortality bestowed
upon that hitherto almost unknown lit
tie southern river.-Philadelph Rec
ord.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
Emergency Ration of the Marines.

The emergency ration carried by the
United States marines when on duty
is a substantial one. 1t enables the sea
soldier to stick to his guns and keep
up his physical strength when cut off
from the base of supplies by the enemy
barrage or other causes. Every ma
rine on expeditiOnary duty is supplied
with a half pound tin case containing
a two days supply of food, consisting
Of chocolate and condensed meat and
vegetable compound that may be made
into soup or eaten raw if there Is no
opportunity to prepare 1t.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
Nodding to Say "Yes."

The idea of nodding to mean "Yes"
comes from the opposite of the action
which indicates a "No."
When the young animal was anxious
to accept the offered food it made an
effort to get at the food quickly; hence
the pushing forward of the head and
the open mouth always more or less
opened when you nod to indicate
"Yes'D and an expression Of gladness.
You will notice if you see any one nod
the head to indicate Yes" that the
lips are open rather than closed and
that there is always a smile or an in
dication Of a smile to accompany it.
In other words, thenod to mean "Yes'
is only another way of saying Il shall
be pleased"
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
The Humminq Bird Flower.

Alletedo avasisis, the wonderful so
called "humming bird flower of the
plains of eastern Turkey, stands unique
and alone among the many specimens
Of floral mimicry that have been classi-
fed by modern botanists. 1t is beau
tiful blossom Of variegated hues, the
total length of the entire flower being
about one and three-quarter inches. AS
one might imagine from it's name, it is
an exact image Of a miniature hum
ming bird. The breast is green, the
wings deep rose color, the throat vel
low and the head and beak almost pure
black. The only particular in which it
is not a perfect bird is that the stem
gives it the appearance of having but
a single leg and foot.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02

R. Davis, an engineer on the Great
Northern Railway while taking care
of his engine near, the coal shutes
Monday had his head severely lacer-
ated and cut when a rs pound piece
of coal rolled off of the tender and
struck him on the head. After hav-
ing the wound dressed by a Morris
physician he was sent to his home at
Breckenridge.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
Only Wanted tho Chance.

Emperor do not care to hear your
proposition, sir. Everything that is
submitted must first be put through
the prime minister. Subject-Nothing
would please me better. I wanted to
show you the new bayonet which 1 have
invented for army use.-London An,
SWerS
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02

Otto Reimers returned Wednesday
from Starbuck where he recently
underwent an operation for appen-
Cicitis.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
THE MARKET PLACE
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT

RATES-one cent a word each inser-
tion. The minimum charge is IS cents.
In order to avoid expense of bookkeep-
all classified advertisements be paid in
advance, unless you have a ledger &C
count with The Tribune.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02

Mrs. J. j. Morrison has been ill the
past few days from an attack of
rheumatism
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02

Alsace-Lorraine has an area of 5,6O1
square miles and about 100000 inhab-
ttants. Its people are noted for their
thrift and industry. 1t is rich in min
eral resources, and it's industries are
many, varied and progressive.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
One Man 70 kaln.

You can do a lot Of good in this
world by just making sure that other
people won't have to knock off work
to come over and help you out of
trouble that you've foolishly got into
Detroit Free Press.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02

WAR ATLAS.-The Tribune has Sc
cured a limited number of War
Aliases containing large scale maps
of all the, battle fronts so that the
result of every offensive can be
quickly determined. There is also
much valuable war data on the
printed pages. Price rs cents.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
HELP WANTED
HOUSES FOR SALE-RENT

HOUSE to rent on West 8th street
near Longfellow school. Mrs. M.
L. Hagerman. tt.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
CITY NEWS ITEMS

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Pomeroy has been quite i'll
from an attack of pneumonia for the
past week.
Mrs. H. o. Eames returned We'd
nesday night from Minneapolis,
where she had been to visit her son
Earl, who was there on a furlough
from Fort Riley.
Mrs. Minnie Payne, Worthy Ma
tron of the Eastern Star, visited Cor
inthian chapter on Tuesday evening
and gave an inspiring address on the
war work of the order.
Stanley Hunter has purchased the
Wenzel Bartos house in the eastern
part of the city and is now occupy
ing it. Mr.. Bartos and family have
gone to GIenwood where he has a
position in the postOff1ce there.
Lawrence Hoffman, who was hurt
three weeks ago by the explosion of
an automobile tank is getting along
fine. He was able to get shaved
yesterday for the first time. His
hands are very badly scalded and
burned and it will be a considerable
time before they are we'll enough to
use them.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02

PURITY SOOTLESs- THE Best of
Best by Actual Test" Lampert
Lumber Co. If.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02

A little loss frightens; a great one
tames.-SDanish DrOyerb.
Morris tribune., 1917-11-02
DRAFTING AN ARMY
Conscription Had Its Origin In
France In 1893.
THEN SPREAD OVER EUROPE.

The Terrible Power 1t Placed In Napo-
Icons Hands Forced the Other Ma
tions to Adopt the System-Its Intro
duction Into This Country.
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wANrEDL-HELp.
statesmen.

HIGH-CIAss MAN WITH organisation, execu-
tive and superior saesmanship aplny, WIZ hfrt ~
trict supervisor Of salesmen for many niRh-Siss,s
truck of great power and hexiIlity that . MI
s bera T. on 1oe to make
money each month than you ever mace IN -, =
year II you can quality here si,s rs st. ehicseo.
sALEsMEN-A necessity for merchants: large
demand: liberal con.mission;- pcekst . samples
Wirth salesbook Co.. Dept. Al. Chleaao.
sALEsMEN, travelling. to solicit ,oooins .na re
paid: give complete information with references.
viii Tracy, Michigan Buttles. Columbus
Ohio.
s4IESMEN-Your energy counts when repre-
senting quality. instantly proven in demons.es s
ton, convincing even skeptic; LIB mSsrai per
esnt.ge; sales advance Mrs. l0''' >0s'se
SALESMAN. Side line; refund diamond ssaSs
boards; biggest sellers; best ssiesman ppSSs1e
ton; somm sSica.o ah Diamond importing Co..
South State. Chicaxo.
statesmen. $50 weekly and s. 900 yearly from
reorders we give merchant. ass MrosaE Ean
New York. -----------------
sALEssIAN-We desire to arrange with cara.
BILE and worthy man to take charge OF our re eai
estate department. Security brokernBe Co.' oVf
Colorado building.
SALESMAN. frst-class. to sell to garages. fac
tories, stores, ETC.; steady, well paying position
for active men. Milwaukee Tank "orHs NJ
waukee. Wis.
Statesmen wanted. not under % years Of age.
with some experience in selling. to handle z
high-ciass proposition that will pay from 5000
to 81 600 q year. Party must give hrst-class ref
srence Of past record. Ii. c. Bailey. BIS Colo
lado building.
SlDELTNE Statesmen make $50 70 S75 week
ly selling advertising fans: several hundred
designs; cover every line Of business samples
light; easily carried. Apply now. Don't wait.
Fan Dept. Kemper-Thomas Co.. Cincinnati.
VACANCY February l with old house: perms.
nent position: cover virginia; staple line; sold
on exceptional terms: high commission: S3S
weekly advance. Sales Manager, Suite y, wv
Woodward Detroit.
WANTED-Traveling statesmen, to devote even
ings taking orders from movie theaters; well ad-
vertised line: big seller; no samples to carry.
CahillIgoe Co.. Chicago. Ill.
WANTED-High-class stock statesmen to repre-
sent this company in the sale Of securities; very
attractive proposition: maraRed by hlgh-cIass
business men: will furnish all necessary data
and literature. that should enable right man to
succeed in netting very handsome income; must
furnish proper references. Address Imperial
Company. 81 First National Bank
bldg, Houston. Tex.
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FOR RENT-sTOREs.
FOR RENT-wAREH0UsEs.

WILL RENT OR SELL THREE-sToRY PRESS
brick front warehouse, ZIP st. nv; concrete
cellar, elevator. gas. water: size 22xG0: first
floor. a2xSo; suitable for heavy storage: rent,
$50 month. Owner, X. L. BURGESS. 1923 X
NV North .5,5S. 2s
1WO-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE: CON
crete floors; elevator, and modern office also
large yard. and stable for thirty horses; property
formerly occupied 10y White Cross Milk Company
and located within square of baltimore and
Ohio freight yard. Will lease all any part (,
responsible tenant.
MCDOWELL. & SONS,
lexington place and Q st. ne.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAL.E.

ADVERTISING AssIsTANT-Have about 80
hours spare time each month during business
hours: would like interview with firm that can
opportunity for permanent position and advance
ment are offered II I make good: my services
free If not retained after thirty days trial ana
TO you. Address Box 131-R, Star ONCE.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, formerly Of New
York; experienced on all cars: best references
Charles Dressed. 10 East CMpitol st. 2se
BOoKkEEPEH. experienced, in charge account
ing department OF branch office, is open for
position Feb. LIST; references. Address BOX
l51-R, Star office.
BOOKKEEPER-By man Of experience in book
keeping; as bcokEeeper. assistant or Office assist
ant; environment and association considered as
we'll salary. Address Box s0-R, Star ONCE. 30
BUTLER or valet American; first class; city
or country: references 1923 9Th NV.
CARPENTERING and painting and general re-
pairing: "a years experience; would like posi-
ton as hotel carpenter. \. 1923. ---
CHAUFFEUR-M MECHANIC. first class, by South
ence e do ali repairs small wages to start best
references. Luis Cardenas. 20 Myrtle st. ne.
CHAUFFEUR. white; licensed: any car; pri-
vate, commercial. Harry Grossman. TIC ~
s.w.
CHAUFFEUR (White5 wishes private position;
city. out of town. 216 Quincy ne. %
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored, wishes posi-
ton after school ]. A. Miles 1o17 st. n. v. 80.
MAN. married, has family. wants work Of any
kind: mechanical laborious. J. L., 400 st.
s.w. gu
MIDDLE-AGED, educated, active man, hustler,
seeks congenia1 work: best refs. languages. Ad-
dress Box 26S-R, Star Office.
PAPERHANGER, painter. nrst-class. desires
work reasonable rates; city or country. Address
Box 2t0-A, Star ONCE.
FLUMBEE-Eenodeling and 5obbing my spe-
oialty: prompt service. with reasonable prices.
6ls NV. phone 1850.
POSITION by u frst-class outside Nrocery and
wine salesman; best reference. Address Box
231-R. Star Office.
POSITION with builder as superintendent or
estimator, By practical man Of 90 years expert
ence highest reference. Address Box 222-R,
Star Office. 29s
POSITION as clerk wanted By a reliable, In
dustrious middle-aged man with experience. Ad-
dress Box 204-R. Star cffice. 20
SECRETARY-Three years congressional ex-
perience; rapid accurate stenographer and type
writer; university graduate. Address Box 147-R,
Star Office.
SHOE SALESMAN and window trimmer wants
position in shoe store; at present employed,
but desire change. Address Box 10s-R, Star
oif1ce- 800
YOUNG MAN, 2s, desires position in any
capacity, any line; all he wants is an opportu-
nifty to prove his ability; twelve years. expert
office.
YOUNG MAN, ambitious. married, owning auto
mobile. wants position with contractor. builder,
coal dealer terial supply house: knows how
to handle men; long experience as pay clerk in
government service: best references; permanent
connection with reliable concern desired. Ad-
dress Box 177-R. Star Office. 2s'
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FOR REST-RY DIVA
1881 III NV. i1T.b.55.00
1879 Cal. 11r. 2b. .5S. 00
2i11 q NV. 10r, b. rs
713 L NV, l3r. b.. so. IL
300 q NV. Tor. b. 80. so
400 ID NV, Or. b. 80. 90
14O5 9th NV. Or. b. .25.50
COLORED
507 T NV. Tor. b. ..35. so
s18 LIST NV. Tor. 2b. 80. 90
AS P nv. ST, b. 80. 80
400 q ne. Or. b. 30. so
224 Fla av NV, Or, b. 20. 90
438 Sd ne. Or, b. 1852
POSI- 9th NV, Or. b. 1880
STO'
2011 18th nv. sr.3 b. 66. 90
1907 7th NV. 80. 90
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IL d CO., To l1th NV.
To- 11th NV. IT. ID. 30
1241 D ne. 5r. b. 1884
S23 18th Ne. 5r. b. 1880
I16 Il l ay NV. Or. W.
newly papered. . $50
726 18th NV. 2r.w.1b.W
652 Morton ne, Ar. b. 1880
TENANTS.
629 L NV, Or, W. 80
2022 VT az NV. 6r. WIZ
2l40 Sth NV. 6r.w.l1.60
1868 21st NV. Or. W. 1880
100 L NV. 5r. W.. 1910
2421 Va av NV. Or. bis. so
1911 Ore av nw.6.w13.0
les.
1871 7th NV. 80
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PACIFIC HOTEL.

PACIFIC HOTEL.
European Plan. 500 14th st. linear H. New
Management. Rooms have steam heat. hot and
cold running water. electric lights: centrally
located. near business section. thest and pub
lie buildings. Cafe and lunchroom. Transents.
14th st. cars to and from Union depot.
Is ath N.E.-LArge front room, well furnished;
heat. gas. bath: reasonable.
WIDOW will rent two pleasant rooms in her at
tractive home. vicinity Dupont Circle: phone
service. Address Boz 3l-P. Star office.
s47 MD. AYE; w. S:E;.Beautiful room; next $. TO
S2a 2nd N.W;.rIont rooms; steam heat; house
1925 sTH ST. NV.
C0UPLE: REAsoNARLE. APT. i.
sos EYE N.E.-warm room; comfortably fur
nished: ST. per week: all conveniences.
3Os II N.W.-Communicatngf front rooms; first
floor: housekeeping: near Union station. 2s'
721 9Th ST. N.W.-One large. front. basement:
dry and well heated. 2.
1900 81. NW.-Four rooms; furnished neatly
Ink; just the thing for two persons; $780,
gas extra steam heat:
642 d ST. N.E.--Large front room; ami;
private family. Line. 227s.
1920 HARVARD ST. the Iris. Apt. s5-Brighi
pleasant ROOM all conveniences; electric lights
telephone: reasonable.
1880 18th NV, Apt. 20-Room. suitable for
one or two young men: private family.
144O OAK N.w.-Ncely furnished large room
southern exposure; ami. private family; 81
MONTH
70s 10th N.W.-Nicely furnished front room for
gentleman: h VII: free phone NJ. 464G.
1853 COLUMBIA ROAD. Apt. For rent. com
f0rtaby furnished room, bath; electric
Lights: private family
$50 sth NW.-rwo large. nicely furnished
rooms, parlor floor: heat twin beds.
400 S.E.-One nice room. suitable for / or .
gentlemen; reasonable.
500 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Nicely furnished
warm room: ST. per month.
400 G ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished, well heated
rooms running water. 2ss
s60i 18th sT.-second, story front; southern e1-
posure; next bath; convenient to two lines;
phone. 2Ss
ARUNDEL. SO ne, 20i-Large southern
room, in modern apartment. l.
30s 7th ST. Nv Comfortable furnished rooms,
suitable for gentlemen; 80 month. l.
1742 S N.w.--Iefy attractive south room; re-
fined private home: references n 1914.
1915 ST. N;w.--Two newly furnished rooms;
nished sitting room and bedroom; second floor
front; electricity and phone: adults. n. 3i21-W.
5000 18th NV, Apt. 4l-single room sI2 ane
street view; phone.
14lS Q-Large. neatly furnished, we'll heated
front room suitable Tor couple.
1os OR AT Ind N.W.-Furnished rooms with
or without housekeeping: h.-w:h. 81
1854 P N.w..Larse front room. nicely fur
pished. second door: near bath.
614 N.W.-Iarge thrd-foor room steam
heat; also front basement room; reasonable. 81
ST. Systematically furnished 2nd-foor
front room; reasonable; also light housekeeping
rooms. 31s
21s2 PA. AyE--one nicely furnished room;
iSz7 N.w.-Fine, large. we'll furnished room;
second door: price reasonable. n. 232s.
s sh near BATS ssssn from other
IN PETWoRIHtsgnny. clean single room; fac
gates, one block to car line: ami. Address
p.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

IS OR RM. HOUSE. FROM MAR. TO Is. IN
elusive; downtown section: state address. price
& full particulars Address BOX 2s4 II. Star Office.
MODERN EIGHTRoOM HOUSE. On CAPITOL
Hill. Address A. e. NJ, Il 9th ST. Sc. 2s'
BRICK HOUSE: NINE ROOMS AND BATH:
comfortably heated: garage; between eth and
24th and north of Penna. ave. NV. R. L. S..
.27 Mass ave- ne
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FoRRENT-BUsMEssPRoPERTY

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, FIXTURES, MA
chinery. scales for sale and whole building for
lease at low price; best business location in this
section.
8. r. WATERS. s.w. cor. 7th and sts. NV,
opposite public market, or
DuFALL CO., ACTS, Tc2 11fh ut. IL. -