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29ls-2O Olive. er&h.
Gel. mi. .-.---.....ls.JO
2223 H. Sr&w. .l6. 80
Brightw'd. Or. Gel. w.l5.WU
2532 p, 5r. Gel. w.l3.S 81
iV6 Pomeroy. 8r &
Gel. w...--.....-R. 80
SIS 18th ne. Or. w.l2.Oo
9U5 9th. 6r&wa. IL. 30
2224 Va av. 5r. W. .10.5a
S14 24th. Or. wa. .1o.s0
iv4-6 2lst, Or, wa. lU.Su
Ills Hayes ct. 1880
Fussells ct. 6r&w 10. 40
1924 26th, 4r&w. 10. so
ROOMS.
9Th & C. large hall. SO. 90
s14 18th. hall. so
4S2 4S6 La av. Office
rooms. $40 & 1900
STOKES.
1918 Pa av.st&dw. .S3. 33
$50 10th. Gel. W, g.25.5o
l2l5 4 sf.-.......3.U0
s22 10th, ,2r. Gel. w.g.2O.5
1898 Pa ay. w&g. .2D.50
1923 Pa av, W. e. 1850
Go3 c st. t.....-...-.ls-50
1918 n qt GO
9ll II st. .........15 Is. 90
STABLES.
l20S G. . stls. wa.$l2.Oo
l629-3l L. b, Woo
sll 10th. Z stls. loft. 1000
. WILCOX. 1907 Pa. av.
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FOR RENT
1116 18th NV. 7r. .$27.p
PIG n J av NV, Or. 40. go
639 Q NV, 6r. 50
l238 4th NV, 6r. .1S.40
202S VT av NV, Or. -. 81
l0l 11th NV (fur),
tper year.. 15r. 500. 90
210 Del ave NV,
p0ss June /, l2r. 40. %
Pt lot 1.sq QS2. NV. .25 .0n
q ID st NV, 6r- 10. 90
325 A ut NV, Sr. so
1O14 Sd nw(stable).
6r ...............16.30 30
s. H ut NV, 5r. 1890
l221 II st nv. 7r. .12.00
SE cor 18th & B
NV, 6r....-......10.00 90
114s ID st NV. Or. .10.o0
ga 3ik st nv. Ar. g.. 50
Sc cor 18th & d
NV, 3r. 3r..,..........S.50
Rear 120 G NV, Sr. 200
146 Schotts nj NV. .4r.7.0
1870 Norris st NV "A. . 6. 90
1913 Norris ct nv. II. g. 90
n21 Q st NV, Or. g. 90
1l2l&1125 G nv, ,6r. 900
a G ct NV, 3r......6.00
1870 Turner NV, 5r. $3.50
lol1 Turner NV, 5r. 6.60
l6fo Turner NV. 5r..5.60
The above is only q D,
my boois. For full list
Issued on the LIST q I'd ISL
je2l-t, tbs HOS. e. "
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1924 Turner NV. Sr. $50
1906 & 1903 Turner
NV, Sr. Sr............5.50
313 7 st NV, .r. $3.50
22O9 18th st NV, 6r- 25.5
go Fla ave NV, 6r. 25. 90
1888 Ohio av NV .Sr. %. 90
2209 L st NV, .25. 90
l20S 9Th st NV. Or. .23.55
1851 10th st NV, 7r.22 50
1914 sth st nv, Or. p. SO
1910 Sth st NV. Or. .22.59
7l1 S st NV, Or. -. SO
52l 21st st NV, 6r. .20.50
52S 2lst st NV, 6r. .2n. so
1915 10th st NV, Sr. 20. so
l30 Fla av NV, 6r. 70. so
uP pit isos 7th NV. .o.o
l241 31st st NV, Or. .2D.30
l12S L st NV, Or. 20. 90
ol3 s st nv, 6r. 1850
239 l ct NV, 7r....1S.00
a Defrees NV. Or. . Ii. 10
0l8 Sd st nsv, 5r. .l4.3O
ll61 18th NV, 5r. .l4.30
sos 4th st NV, 4r. 1850
20lI-19 e NV, Or. .lS. 20
2009-2011 d NV, &c. l3. 30
20l3 E ct NV. 6r. .1S- 30
sos n H nv NV Or. Il. 30
1857 18th st nv. Or. 1850
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR kENT-REMINGToN TYPEWRIrERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deliv-
eied Tree IN city; one month applies on purchase
OF new v hen directly following rental.
W1CkofF. SEAMANS II BENEDICT,
debit Cor. Sth and + sts n w
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LADIES GOODS.

q SEWING MACHINES, WHICH WE HAVE
taken in exchange for light running Domestics
lstely: various kinds; all In good working order
all fully warranted: must be sold to. make room
com IS up. c. AUERBACH. 7th and II.
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS FINISHED IN
the most excellent manner Fit guaranteed" :"
ECRS altered at reduced rates. E. HORGAN,
Taller and Furrser. 800 z It. NV. ap26-o
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BICYCLES.

IF YOU WANT A BICYCLE OF BEST STANDARD
make and latest design Mt q great bargain call
Mt once to inspect my assortment before going
elsewhere; you can be your clerk and Judge;
singletube tires. mechanically ntted, $50; ali
repairs skillfully performed.
je20 ST. 4S4 9TH ST. NV.
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and hath: Anil: $50 -
las 10th q. n-w.. 10 rooms; ami; $Ss per no.
3a856 =. RoZIER DULANY, 1870 r e.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF ELEANOR NJ. CONVERSE. +
CEASED.

ESTATE OF ELEANOR NJ CONVERSE DE-
CEASED
No. cS42. Docket 81.
The National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust
&C., executor. has, with the approval Of the Su-
preme Court Of the District of Columbia hnldiuy
n special term for Orphans Court business APP
pointed Friday July Is. 1Ss,S. 10 o'clock a ,n
MS the time. and snid court the place. for max
ing payment and distribution under the courts di
ftots ard persons entitled to dstriintive shares
1egacies. residue, notified TO attend In per
son or 10y agent attorney Gully authorized with
their claims against the estate properly youched:
Provided. this order he published in each Of
three successive weeks before said day .he
washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star
Signed June %, 1898.
]. NOTA McGILL Register OF Wills.
GlS1 BLAIR, Proctor. je23 1aw3t
No. 125s. Docket %
William G. Henderson, administrator, has with
the approval Of the Supreme Court of the district
of Columbia. holding a special term for Orphans
Court business appointed Friday. July IS 1898.
at 10 O'Clock a.m., as the time. and said court
the place. for making payment and distribution
under the courts directign and control. when and
where all creditors and persons entitled TO dis
trfbutfye shares or .eTacies a residue, ncti-
fed to attend In person by agent attorney
duly authorized with their claims against the es-
tate properly vouched: Provided this order be pub
lished once I'm each Of three successive weeks be-
fore said day I'm the ''Washington Law Reporter"
and Evening Star.
Signed June Is. 1898. J. NOTA McGILL.
5el6-1aw3t Register OF Wills.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REMITTANCE 3-STORY STABLE REAR
80 ID ST. nv between 30 and ~ stails; carriage
elevator, gas, water and modern stable equip
ment; excellent stand for boarding and livery;
500. Inquire $50 La. ave. Se2-tf
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FOR RENT-TO SUITABLE TENANT, AT RE.
duced rent u splendid Broom brick with ba IN
dry cellar. ami: just south of Smithsonian.
OWNER. 800 11th ST. sw ieifr
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LOST AND FOUND.

ocllck June %, gold hunting case ,vstch: IN
glish lever Liberal reward Il returned to Mt
vernen Hot 1 No Questions asked jezs-sts
I.OST-AfALE BLACK AND TAN DOG. ANyVTsR
ing to name of Fiirt; ears unclipped: one On.
dro0ps. Reward il returned to l22I Sth st NV.
je23-2ts
LOST JUNE y, ABOUT NOON, BLACK
leather pocket hook, containing small sum Of
money and small artieies. Reward II returned. to
Il A. FENTON, Record aud Pension Division.
10th st. asrf.5!g lie
LoST-lN LAFAYETTE SQUARE. SILVER
naensted ladies pocket book Containing ahout SIC
and articles of minor yaase. Return to Star Of.
aes- and receive rswera IS -3s2z-sts
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TVR NENI-$4U-oU
WIZ rent bright Groom and bath brick
house, with cellar and heated by furnace;
No. Eli st. NV: with all modern Inn
proyements; desirahly located: In excellent
condition. house open for inspection.
JOHN w. SCHAE'ER,
3e16-n 601 I. It. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-TIiE BEST PROPERTIES
The following Columbia Heights: 1896
Lydecker ave-. 10 rooms. good lot; 1912 18th, 10
rooms. large lot: 1898 Kenesaw ave: 1245 Kene-
saw ave. white stone; 1917 Kenesaw ave-.
18th. 10 rooms. lot 25x15O; corner I4th and
kenesaw ave. IL rooms. stable; near l4th and
Yale. 10 rooms. 1Sa,20, 81, 500.
FOR EXCHANGE-"Q ST. bet. 18th and 18th.
II rooms. 18th near IS, 10 rooms; 1881 18TH
ST.. 10 rooms. 927 Pr St. ROOM brick stable
a number OF small houses
Je233t SToNf; & FAIRFAX. S06 st.
wANTED-TO EXCHANGE BALTIMORE DWELL
ing property for Washington property vacant
ground Address, giving full particulars. JO-
SEPH W BRiSrOW, Attorney, 200 n Calvert
St. Baltimore 3-Sts
FOR EXCHANGE ELEGANT 12-ROOM HOUSE;
2sfy brick stable; fine lot TO wide alley; let
tered street: half square from Arlington Hotel;
free and clear; 1000: for building site In CO.
iumbia Heights Wash. Heights. Submit Of
fcrs to ROLAND c. BOOTH, cor 10th & 4 NV
je21-3ts
FOR EXCHANGE $500 EQUITY IN s., 800
new beautiful dwelling; north of Dupont Circle,
and 81 600 in cash for city lots, suburban DWELL
ing or farm; counterpart of this dwelling next
door held at $lO500. W. S. MINNIX, 1927 +
st. NV 1e20
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UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-1110 W., METZEROTT BLDG
Fine rooms, including steam heat, electric
light, elevator and jantor service. Price, S12. so
per mo. GASCH BROS, 1907 st. fe26-tf
FOR RENT-MODERN OFFICE ROOMS, FUR
rlshed or uniurnished. in the Bliss bldg 31
St NV. opposite the Capitol grounds. Inquire
Room 5, or telephone 1855. ap5-tf
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$50 Fla av NV, Or. b. Is. 90
llSI G Sw. .6I&b. ..l5.b TO
4 hses Canal sw .jr. IL. 90
3 hs TEN av NV, Or. .. 80
S9 Union ct NV. 81 $50
2iU9-11 Shows ct,4r
d W. 500
lo1l III NV, store. $50
repairs.
Rn,rn En hnCflJ A.I
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FOR RENT-STORES-

FOR RENT-JUST COMPLETED-LARGE NEW
store. 1913 Pa. ave. n.w., with cellar and sta
BILE; steam heat the finest store in this part of
the city. For terms apply to
je4-tf GEO. W. LINhINS. 800 18th St NV
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FOR kENT-UNFCRNlHHED-
1914 N. 12r&2 ba $500 Ill Sc. 1Or&b. Sc. so
2,34 st. 12r. rs. 90 LOOT Erie NV 8r . IS 90
112S Corc'n lOr&b $500 IA Patterson re- 81. l3 SO
1526 Ut. 9rSkD. .4S 50
STOREA
101 9Th st NV. $500 1897 1th st rw. $50 90
HEISk ELL & McLERAN
Je1S-s, tu&th-u zoos 4 1t.
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PERSONAL.

IT WILL BE TO YOUR SORROW IF YOU FAIL
to have US call, the only subject talked of at
the seaside Is the enormous cash rates We pay for
gents disc irded garments. Have call at once
1e2'5u JUS1H'S OLD STAND GlS u ST.
WANTED-BY YOUNG NAN CAPABLE FILLING
any clerical Office, government position $I0O
Will De paid TO party securing me permanent
position Address, IL confidence C. 7 Star
once je22-3ts
If PHOTOGRAPHY IS A SIDE LINE IT is
not the place Everything Photographic at The
Kodak Agency $40 Eleventh ST. Cameras Ipfor-
nation Instruction j. b. CHAMBERLAIN, Mgr
je21-4tf
PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS IN lyT
Regt., d. L. Sos., should have them regist cred
for Identification with the WORLD IDENTIFI-
CAIloN b :REaU, lilo ST. NV, which pro-
Sides a perfect system Of Identification Cali or
send for descriptive Circular. IeIs6t
W. WILLIE hS. AUI H0RIZED PRIVATE DETEC-
tive agency-Cohhdental Communications prompt.
" attended to. office open all hours: best refs
Established 1850 Entrance. 944 E. cor. 10th.
my25-1m"
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FUK REM
2l3l NV, Or. $50. so $50 Whitney av Or. IA 90
526 10th Or. Il SO Brookl'd houses o. 30 up
THE McLACHLEN REAL ES. AND LOAN CO,
tel4-0 10th and G SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

NV.
IS y, Or. large ST.. 5000
6S Il. lUr d b. 25.'aD
1922 9th. 6r d b. 22-.0
2425 18th. 6r&b. ...l5.uu
1907 l.. Ior&b. 1910
llU9 Ith. stu. &c. Is. 20
ais Elm. 6r&b. ....l5.oO
400 l32 ST. In,
with power " ZOO
1894 Ith, st&ir&sta. .ls.oo
40 Pierce, 6i d ba.
col. ....... $40
226l sth. 5r. col" .lo.uo
SSl. sherman av. 4r.7.Ss
1905 L. 5r. col ....l5.o0
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR ,RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS,
10TH near * st. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for so
cieties banQuets entert ailments and receptions
For terms apply at hail. myS-tf
Evening star., 1898-06-23

FOR RENT 50. .60-9-ROON BRICK HOua8.
With modern tmprovemeat 1921 18th st NV.
Apply to JOHN F. GREEN,
5e15-1A 1Ale Q ut. AZ.
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For SALE
Desirable cor. lot In Brookland, sewer and wa
ter, Unly ss-'U.oo. Large lot in addition -
Rro,kland fer Only $3.50. Terms one-lIaII GA ia,
bal and years. THE Mcl-ACHLEN RIAL Is
TATE AND LEAN COMPANY. Ger. IutG aud u
NV icls1t
Evening star., 1898-06-23

FOR RENT
20-22 Grant pl, 1Sr. =
2 baths. $50. 90,
1011 NJ nw, lar, z
ba.2 but rantries 65. .o0
1876 Sth. 6T&h. .2p.5U
171S Fla ay.6r&h. .1a.I
2l2I Ward pl. CRIB. Is. 80
1853 Ssaton NV ,6r. bid. 90
224 1879 sw, ,6r, b. ID. 10
viii make all necessary
CHAS. l.
v,,,-10 Xf
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

LOANS ON APPROVED COLLATERAL; NEGO-
tiable paper discCunted second trusts negota ted.
DISTRICT BANKING AND INSURANCE AGENCY,
Je2l til LOG U W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED UNTIL OCTOBER l.
1904 s st. NV; rooms and bath: very desira-
bic; house open for inspection only $50 per
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-FTCINITl TENALLNrOWN- \ FINE
new dwelling. rooms. bath. furnace, rent at
tfactively low. Inquir. II. 10. STONE a 90
Ie2S 81 S4 4 -
Evening star., 1898-06-23

FoR RENT-HoUsE i7zi F ST. NV, II Rms.
ami. $40; 16 st. NV. I rms, mod. imps.
$1460. W. 9. JOHNSON,
5e6-0 1b02 18th st. NV.
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The above is only q portion of the property on
my books For full list call at onice for bulletin
Issued on the LIST q I'D 18th.
te2l-t,th,s THOS z. WAGGAMAN 017 st n. W.
Evening star., 1898-06-23
WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-THE BEST AND QUICKEST WAY TO
rent your rooms is to put them In my hands
many applicants daily. Ii. J. STALEY. IS At
lAntic Iidg. te3-tf
Evening star., 1898-06-23

CES.
40 la ay-.Slo and Sl5
Desirable rooms. Allan
tic Coast Line huild-
ing" all front and ire
proof. from $40 10 S35
each.
In building, rooms.
6s., + NV, 4th Il. s.. 90
,oo 18th NV. r;ls, ea. 1000
iES.
4U2 9th NV. 40. 90
9l3 ID NV. ~. 90
les.
1887 14th NV (rear) 3. 90
l.j32 Mass av ureaiD 1000
AN. 10th and + SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1898-06-23

roh KEN hi Is. r -S.Al
1914 eth, sto&dwg $40. 90
lSll lith, 1ur&b. ..35. 80
2o3o fth. sto. large p. 90
1891 9th. sto. Large. .--.
lIl9 1th, store. 1900
2o34 1ih, sto&dwg 1900
1'0ii2 9Th, ste&dwg. .2l.oo
lo23 9Th. sto&dwg. t1. 90
1906 Both, 9r&b. -. on
us 9th he. store. 100
SlS I'd Sc. 6r&w. 80"
la Heckman se. .6r, BIZ 30
1912Sundl'd pl, 5000
1874 Corn. ilr&b. 30. 0u
l122 9th, 3r&b. 81. oD
leo
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED = PERSONS WISHING To HAVE
their addreSsrs listed 70 entertain delegates to
the National Educational Association convention.
July liz should communicate Immediately
with HOTEL AND PCBLIC COMFORT COM
MITTEE. I41O G St NV ie22-2t.
WANTED - ADVERTISING HAS NOT YET
brought me the small UNFINISHED highstoop brick
house. modern improvements, which | want to
rent Address, giving location and price, J. B..
Star Office iea2- at.
WANTED-A STORE SUITABLE FOR WHOLE
sale candy and tobacco. state size, location and
lowest reat. CANDY, Star Office te21 -3ts
Evening star., 1898-06-23

WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN co. .61G \ "
viii loan you any sum You want, large small,
furniture piauos, horses, wagons, &C., with
removal publicity.
Any business with strictly confidential and
you can get the lpcney the day you ask for II.
Loans can be pad In part in full ut any
time to suit the convenience of the borrower and
any part paid reduces the cost of carrying the
loan in propcrtiou to the amount paid
WASHINGTON NJ MORTGAGE CO..
je16-tf + 6fO l. St
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UNFURNISHED.

foR EENT-HANnSOME RFSIDENCF 9ls :
st; III rooms; newly finished: larg. rsllar md
St; same rent L. q. HERBERT 6ii i -
Evening star., 1898-06-23

FOR SALE-FoR CASH, RESTAURANT, FULLY
equipped. ut 1926 9th st. s.w.; house, with Is
fur rooms. and summer garden; river front.
Seal-4ts
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FOR RENT-10ll ST. NV, 2STORY BAY-
window brick; . rooms; IN perfect order. Apply
to CHAS. c. DUNCANSON, cor 9th and d n.w.
Evening star., 1898-06-23

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE-ANY
amount; 8 per cent? also listed unlisted
stocks and boiids; syndicate certificates. &c ::
stocks Of merchan1ise tought II. Ii. \ n. y.
JACOBS. 5l3 14tlrsty NV. my27-1m'-i
Evening star., 1898-06-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN WORK
in real estate or insurance office book
keeper clerk; will accept small salary. Ad-
dress '-Bt SIM ESS h. A.. Star office je23-:sts
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pressed with the girl'e. nerve. and himself saw
70 the ARRANGEMENTS for shippi1g her 70 her
people. She did not proceed to her home, but
went to bowling. Green. whore ehe enlisted
II The EEbEght nol hiShiSpH as a 5esimsntS,
andbraveIy endured the Rardshlps incldentt 10
the life OF a soldier. She gained some reputa-
ton az n scout, having made several remark
able expeditions which were attended with
n9nre. auburn hair, and big blue ewes, When
her sex was discovered for the second time and
she was mustered out che took II good
nSturedly and won't TO the home OF her, parents.
This young woman stated that she had die,
covered u great many women I'm the army, and
that she was intimately acquainted with a
young woman who held q ,Lleutenant's com
missien. she hnd, shs said, assisted IN bury
whosesex was unknown TO any but herself.
The history OF Major Pauline CushmRn. the
Federal scout and spy. is familiarto students of
the civil war. Miss Cushman resided In Cleye-
part in a theatrical entertainments, she. was ar.
rested as a Southern Spy by the Federal au.
thorties. She proved her loyalty by Offering to
enter the secret service of the Union Army.
ments are a matter Of history. She penetrated
the Southern lines time and again In the dis
Ruise OF a Confederate soldier. and her Identity
wus never discovered.
came betrothed to q Lieutenant In the Twenty
fret Michigan, and determined to. share the
fortuhea.o of war with him without his knowl-
edge. She enlisted In the same regiment, but
the secret OF her Identity, One OF her comrades.
after several months, OF hard service alongside
the girl IN, Kentucky. became aware 81, tho
secret as TO her sex, but promised TO hold his
t Rle1 tSe H sIPf found d Sda HIS Tp1 Sod y ON %Si the S,i iisld d. P sSs
was finally disabled by a shot in the arm. and.
her sex being discovered. she was sent home.
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Just what you mean by minding my b~uslpess as
Tar a. my SERVANTS are concernedY' turning her
stseSR1lS1l s fSIsl 70 aha hsr s Sbs t 81 Inrrs exper,sncs.
in the aiiairs Of her servants. She wants 10
spend their evenings out, who their ylsltors
saEEe:: what time they get II; Vhhen they 81 ont.
wages, and q thousand other things. Servants
are human beings and they resent this, Any
living creature who earns a Lying. even u Il, Is
pendence. and we should respect this in our
servents. II you'll learn to treat your servants
in his ONCE. your domestic troubles will end at
once. Men have no troHRle IN retaining por-
girls as business women, and our gTooms and
s saSp { so Sna h@laHsS6aaSnsa a %se r The SSf snen IL m Sis
ofiee the questions about their doings and
He wouldn't have q boy Of man lsft.in his EN-.
ploy In a weeks time II they had any self
respect, and ! know they hey h hay Ia II 6s SSS S5,Ss
f%issrnesd to do tkfis had pc more tEqu6lle.%
out for the moral and spiritual we'll 6eIng, OF
o..ne's servants" protected the young wife,
aA1 fs,5 5S y F HssH 20 @ G Z TSSs an SSH fSse sest in
dlps. hut don't haTsss then. with f5eIr souls
mine your wi business; that's the Keynote Of
ss%SgSeess In getting 9,lSqG with servants hE,yyS
follow i until Pm planted. MY girls come and
70 as their work permits; they spend
what company they want. and spend
their wages as they see fit. l never ask
but they voluntarily tell me from day TO day Of
their pleasures and disappointments, OF their
friends and relatives. and so on. They are sat-
Is lone their private life is their own, that
they have secured the reward OF a bread-win-
ming woman, independence. You try my plan,
for / know It works to perfection. and don't
forget to mind your own business"
Il shall certainly try your way" said the
young woman. smiling happily once more,
Forgive me. dearie." said her husband.
strokinR her hair,
for2 It was all my fault entirely. and I'm sure
you do ,know all about managing SERVANTS"
and at this Mr.. and Mrs. Golden Wedding ex-
changed an understanding smile.
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Busy Downtown.

you are downtown every day and have q
chance TO see people and engage in ,conversa-
TONS" she said. reproachfully. " while / am
right here in the house with no chance to meet
"Butf go downtown TO work. he protested.
Yes; but YOU can't help seeing somebody
you know and exchanging views and getting
tho benefit OF intellectual contact. The benefit
may be i~mperceptible at the moment. but II
exists. Now. l dare say you haven't gotten into
your office before you meet somebody ,
That's n fact. met. Miss Binks, She must
have read about some bargain that she. appar-
entity wanted. don't see what else could have
gotten her out 80 early"
And Of course. she went on, triumphantly.
you paused and exchanged q fow words"
THAT'S a fact; we did. She. said, 'Howdy do.
Nj, skiGgins 2 and l said. 'Howdy do. Miss
Every word, Imet Refer. the Arms law
yer, t iHst w %S ! T Sas g g sSy into the elevator"
He said How are your and 1 said How
Are YOU sure that was allf"
Quite sure. He was In a hurry TO catch the
elevator. During the day. o few book agents
tried to get at me, but, / had given orders that
I was not 70 be disturbed, Aman can't work
and be soclable at the same time. As / was
coming home ] met my brother"
OF coursey you stopped TO chat"
NOS We didn't chat, He said. Hello, Frank.
and / said, Hello. Jim, and that's eu there
was to II. Honestly Sarah. ! must say,I think
You oyeEestimate the Importance Of this In
tellectuAl contact idea"
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ankles when pedalling, Now they consider
md deolare that ID o eraeefuiand modest.

ankles yhen pedalling Now they. consider
their. reform. dress comfortable and becoming,
and declare thati Il e eraceiuland modest.
String ties nre In evidence again. This will
indeed DO good news 70 man. for Il CRATES on
him to see q woman's face projecting from be-
hind a huge Ascot tie. The string ties have no
end Of good points. They are very cheap. are
more easily tied than an Ascot, keep fresh
longer. are more becoming to most women and
S1F St iSSn cSn be done sr np. not tR Wh fGHs' ye sSSS W oPe
but while you keep some one else waiting. I
often ! TSsR 2 string tje. W dESn 4 and have I on in
Kitchen, So wash my tie and iron Il While Il Is
Stiffness S%fh ssi sn s'g Sst | % S9 ieef SRG R Ss Z ia S9 9SSt rS o.
turned from the 1s9ktie counter" The most
8nS bingham In delicate colo irsG and in heavy "
white piQue.
Lorgnette chains are now wound round and
round the wrist as a substitute for q bracelet,
and very pretty they arc, too, especially
when iewelled. But the plain chnin must not
be worn that. will not do at oil. To be strictly
handsome trinkets and bangles must be slipped
on the chain In the winding process.
Round crystal watches, showing on one side
the face and on the other the works, are q fad
OF the hour. They are worn attached to q silver
watch pin or to the ehutelnine, and look swell
with outing suits.
A stunning belt pin has made It's appearance.
and will be hailed with delight blythe irrepres-
sible shirt-waist girl. 1t Is u strong pin resem-
bling a bar pin. and when secured lenRthwise
through the skirt and shirt waist there is room
for a leather. duck or silk belt TO pass through.
II Is impossible for the belt or skirt toslip when
held IN place with one Of these pins. The finest
are OF gold studded Will precious gems.
The average woman has no end OF trouble
any way in keeping her shirt waist down and
her belt intact. Oneo Of the best ways to anchor
the shirt waist so that It shall not ride up over
the shoulderblades Ia to strapit down by means
OF a very narrow piece OF betting and q small
buckle. This can be drnwn about the waist
very tightly on the outside Of the shirt waist
and the skirt pinned to the belt with two catch
the shirt waist saves not only time and temper.
but the shirt waist itself, and no end Of unfa-
favorable comment on the lack OF aftiliation
between her bodice and skirt.
Hammock time Is here. The man, woman
or child who does not like to lounge in q ham
mock-well. there Is something radically wrong
with such a person. Engaged girls and those
who hope TO be will undoubtedly be glad to
learn that the most up-to-date bammocks are
very closely and strongly woven. The most
popular are another evidence of American pa
cord and trimmed atthe sides with long knotted
fringe.
Something new in ribbon is the four-leaved
clover design. 1t is used for trimming fluffy
organdies and dotted Swisses.