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PERSONAL.

The Boston Transcript says: 81 Wesley Horr-
man. professor Of agricultural biology in the State
College of South Carolina. OF the distinguished
colored men of the country Is visiting Boston
few days. route to Paris, France, where he has
been invited to address the International Society
for the Advancement OF Science. Professor Hofr-
man has made a speciality of the study OF horti-
culture and the art of scientific farming taking
special courses in OF the leading colleges in
the country and TO him is due the Introduction of
truck gardening and scientific dairying at Booker
T. Washngton's school. at Tuskegee In the South
he Is called doctor OF the SOIL and stands high In
the estimation OF the whites In that locality Rob
w. Barnes Of the leading white men I'm
South Carolina. SAYS Of him in a contributed ar
ticle: Professor Hoffman is doing more TO develop
the agricultural resources of the South than any
other member OF mis- race. and we (the white peo-
ple) OF the South feel proud of the work he is
doing The Horticultural Society OF Massachusetts
recently honored him 10, membership In that body,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
DOTNGS AT NEWPORT.

Newport. r. l.. July = (SpeciaD,-Sojourners hsrs
to-day were entertained in two ways somewhat o~'
OF the usual This morning large number OF ps0-
pie assembled at the Casino Theatre where S'e'ies
Riddle made bis first appearance IN Newport - 20
several years. He was cordially received oN "-
audience many OF his hearers being personal
friends
In the afternoon many people drove out
Whitehall. the home Cf Bishop Berkeley, IN Viz W.
dletown where the committee OF ladies whicn -
several years has been carrying the woIA vss- -
storing the building held reception and no. 1-Ss
warming TO mark the reopening or the housf,i usf,iress
Rev. DIR Edward Everett Hale made an @ a.''. Cns
and r Theodore Martin. Of New NorS stL,5,,ls,-'s
OF his selections being the words OF f,s.N f,sss is
Poem. Westward the course OF empire 80 -
way" which written ia that house ~ aNG,son
been set music BY Miss Edith Livingston 49,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
4 THOUSAND IN THE COUNTRY.
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND FULFIL5
ITS PROMISE OF a WEEK AGO

There was another big exodus Of the city children
to the country yesterday The Tribune Fresh Ar
Fund sent 312 Of them away, and by so doing Iu--
filed its promise to send over thousand children
TO the country this week over thousand nave
gone and by the time people pick Up this morning
paper from their breakfast tables every one OF
these thousand tenement children VIII have begun
a long day of rompng in the open air OF woods and
fields And even while this is happening another
party OF children will hurry away from the CITY
this morning just 70 clinch that record Of thou
sand.
Yesterdays parties went 10 Nllersvle- Penn;
Penbrook. Penn, Ashford Hill. y. Y, CUrtlsvl4e'
Mass; Fairfield Conn: Tena1y. y. J.; BeLeyile
Penn and Shppensburg. Penn.
Eight children for AIillersvle, Penn, started the
days fresh air work. and the people who have N
vited them are Henry Bowman, Mrs Byerly, NJ
Christ and Mrs Carrie Hoax
The last party OF the day consisted OF forty-tEo
children for Beleville. Penn, and the following
kind people have offered 10 entertain the children
in that place: Mrs. Salome Plank. A. Y DetWeller'
NJ. P. YOder. E. a Zook. Mrs Fannie Hooley. J. H
Byler c. II. Hooley, s. B. Smoker, L NJ 4odeF'
Levi B. Yoder. W T. Goss, J, H Peachey, ., Z;
SmuCker j. NJ. Fleming, Sol A ZoOk, u =.
ZoOk, David HOOley, J. NJ YOder. L I. Zoos !. I;
Hartzler, J. q. ZOok, Levi YOder, P D Aoder and
j z. Kenagy-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Ii Hung Chang's grandnephews, now on a visit
here and about to enter Vanderbilt University
as students say that famine has much to do
with the Boxer uprising, and that 1t Is largely
the battle of the poor, who have nothing and are
starving, against the rich, whose property they
wish to take from them. The hostility to the
native Christians is on account Of their receiving
from the missionaries food and aid, while there
is nobody to give to the poor Chinaman who is
not Christianized. The young kinsmen of the
great statesman show a power of political and
social observation beyond their years, and their
statements very likely come close to the truth OF
the situation, no matter what other factors may
he involved in il.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

u. D. $50
M NJ SV'
Mission Band OF the Fist Presbyterian church
OF Mount Vernon, y Y, per Edward H SUD .aa
bury, ~
Collected in Mr. rracy's sunday school class,
Upper MOntcair, y J.. per James Nouns haT- ~
treasurer -..- .. o. .. ..-
"A V, r. .-.------ ~
Result OF a midsummer festival held by few
young ladies Walden. y Y, per NJ E. -,
sawyer secretary b.
Receipts a fair given by Dorothy pUnharr
and three Of her nt,le Playrnates OF Railway, -,
Collection taken July - BY guests at Bread soo
~ "a Iriiitr- U.ti.-,,r 2O0
Mis MIi2a MI am wilson t ~ 4O0
g ~ W. " vc1Iarst , ~ leo
Mrs. II. Y. TaJum. sunset Hin House. sugar 80,
NJ ts-,,n- 10Vo
~ " S... TS.C-.-.'
= - iO0
tIIS. S,'-. s,,'-,',
Helen NJ StuEseS- IA
w l.
From three little cousins. InoEeo Baldwin.
years: William Baldwin. years. and LUcrr- ,Oo
tia Manning Osborn. four years old i----.------
rt,,I ri, I5Ca
M. e c." East Ovanse. y J------. ~
iSra,,ic,,siv M srl'r'vS1s,iSsi nv ' ' ' - 10 ST297
ro,., 1u,v 81 ,eoo .SiIOlss4
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
GENERAL WOOD Ar WEST POINT

West Point. y Y. July IA salute was =
this afternoon In honor OF the presence hele =
General Leonard Wood, Goverpor-Cieneral OF Cuo-'
who stopped here ON his way 70 Wash'ff sh 'ffolo.
While here General Wood entertained ~ 49,
nsl Helm. acting superintendent
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
The DAILY and SUNDAY TRIBUNE, s1.oo a

The DAILY and SUNDAY TRIBUNE, 81. 90
month, except to a foreign address.
Americans iii Paris apU aIpays find
The TRIBUNE at NJ Louis Vuftton S, Rue
Scribe, eUsn if the mosques and hotels haze
sold their supplies.
The Presidential campaign has caused a
prompt increase iii sales of The TRIBUNE.
Any nelUsdeaIsr 1ofH SerUe the paper regn-
larry upon recetUtng an order to that effect.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
Amnsemenfs.

CAslNo-S-The New Rounders-Roof Garden-Cssno
Beauty Minstrels
AAMMERSTEIN'S VTCTORIA-S:1S-Roof Garden.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-2-s:15-The Cadet GIL
KEITH S-ContinuouI Performance.
& BIAL.S-2-S-Naudeville.
MANHATTAN BEACH-2-Fanciulrs list Regiment
Band-s-Pain's Great Spectacle and Fireworks
and e-The Geisha-
NEW-EORK T1dEATRE-S-Cherry Blossom Grove
PASTOR Performance.
ST. NICHOLAS GARDEN-Summer Night Concerts
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

SO far as we know Cape Nome is still under
martial law and free American citizens are
being ground beneath the heel Of McKinley's
"mitarism." Yet Mr.. Bryan fails to denounce
the outrage. His heart beats for Filpinos who
are governed without their consent. but he has
no thought for white Americans in Alaska-no
nor for black Americans in North Carolina who
are to be disfranchised and governed without
their consent as an inferior race.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Whether old Geronimo is but mad north
northwest, all the time knowing a hawk from
a. handsaw or whether his noble and most SOW
ereign reason is really like sweet bells tangled
out of tune and harsh further news must de-
termine, but his symptoms were pretty bad &C
cording to the latest advices, and the aged
hero OF a hundred forays, instead of wrapping
the drapery of his couch about him that
lies down to pleasant dreams, goes forth bowling
like the Gadarene among the tombs. nothing
in his life so misbecoming the gibbering last
chapters of it. He has cut quite striking fig
ure in his time, with so much tempest in his
life that Its last days seemed entitled to some
composure. But his destinies unhappily seem
to work the other way.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

The imperialistic Mckinley has now decided
to extend postal service to China and annex
that Empire SO far as to give our soldiers there
the two-cent letter rate. This is plainly step
toward annexation. What else can the super
sedure Of the foreign postal rate mean? 1t
must be unconstitutional
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Admiral Remey reports that the American
marines did not indulge in looting at Tien-
Tsin. That is all well enough for campaign
purposes, but good Bryanite will be fooled
by reports from Mckinley satraps like Remey.
He knows that the marines part of the
military establishment Of the United States. and
that it is as much their nature to indulge in
Iooting, rapine and murder in China as in the
Philippines!
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

There will be no gold exports to-day Frob-
ably because the wicked gold bugs are keeping
it here to oppress the country.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28


NIT that Bryan IS an anti-imperialist for votes
only, and would be as bad as Mckinley in office.
So they want a third ticket to help him win
1t is a token of the sagacity no less than OF
the confidence of the local Chinese official that
he counsels the local Chinese laundryman to go
ahead with his business and fear not. II he
wants capital to embark in the trade the local
Chinese money lending Joints" stand ready to
let him have it, usual. These are welcome
signs Of the composure Of the Chinese here and
their assurance that they are not going to be
massacred They thus learn a valuable lesson
in civilization which they ought to admit is in
some points superior to their own. With
Chinese administration here the local Boxer
acted on by his moral and patriotic emotions
would make SHORT work Of them.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

William K Vanderbilt Will arrive in England
lust short time after the return Of his son-in-
law the Duke Of Marlborough. who reached South
amptOn yesterday The Duke and Duchess OF
Marlborough will Blenhein this summer. anu
William K. Vanderbilt Will visit them there
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor sailed on
Wednesday on the Nourmahal on their annual
cruise. They boarded the Nourmahal az Rninebeck
and were going from there 70 Newport, stopping
over in town on Thursday and yesterday
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

The cable also brings news that Albert Bostwick
is returning to this country with an assortment OF
automobiles and steam and motor carriages he
has among these a famous racer. David Bishop is
also coming home with latest thing IN hCrSelesS
carriages Both Of these young men belong 70 the
new automobile club which has been organized II
WestcheSLeT.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Many friends were grieved TO learn yesterday OF
the death of Howard Dudley Bean at Saranac
Lake. Nr Bean had been i'll for some time and n
poor health for several years. He and Mrs Bean
have been living recently at Morristown- Mrs
Bean was A Miss Chapman, of Connecticut. How
ara Bean was a member Of the Union and Racquet
clubs He the OF Aaron H Bean He
leaves no children
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Mr. and Mrs William Starr Miller az their
country seat near RhInebeck. Mrs Miller viii 20
later to Newport 10 look at the plans for her new
cottage The death of her sister Miss Warren.
will deter Mrs Miller from going out in society this
summer.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

The painful accident which happened 20 Colone
lie Grand b Cannon at his country seat, nea
burlington Vt was the subject OF much solcitouz
ness among his many friends in this city. Colone
Cannon was thrown from his carriage. Stayin
with him at Overlook MS country home Is n
JaTebter Mrs RroOkes Mrs. Louis CraWfor
Clark is in Burlington and Mrs. Chester 4rlsWoi
is abroad Colonel CannOn's son Harry died som
wears ago leaving widow, who is now the VII
of Theodore Freylinghuyseu, and a family o
young Children-
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AIRFAX. SOC F ST, y.
SIS. 80. liza 9th nw.l0r.b
$50. 80. 100 Binney, Tor. h
S35. ISIS Oregon av. "
S35. .1oO1 Mass ay ne,9r. b
S35. 1850 Chaplin. Or. Gel. sta
$50. 90. .i19 K. l3r, b
$50. .......1OO3 q Sc. Or
$50. 419 NJ NV NV, ige hall
$50. ........ .3B Z Sc, Or
$50. Summit nv. Sr. D, eel
$50. sos NJ NV, Or, b
S25. 50.l10& 18th NV. Or. b. C
SO. so. 1905 9th NV. Sr. b
SIS. .2,3 18th, Or
S25. 1919 S NV. Or 4 b
SIS. GA 18th NV. hasn't
SIS. 1853 Breeds teri. Sr
SIS. .1TO6 Fla av. ar. b
SOS. .2130 II st. Sr&b
ST.. so. .l325 9th NV, ar. b
ST.. 80. .Sl-S3 r NV, Or. b. c
$2l. so. 1919 p NV, Or. b, c
SIT 80. 1873 18th Sc, 6r&b
SIG. 10. Avalon Hts. Or. "
SIS. 30. Isl l ne. Or. b
SIS. 30. 609 Acker ne Or. b
SIS. ~ y ] ay NV, hasn't
SIS. .1OO4 4th Sc. sto&dw
Sl3.S0- rs Myrtle st. CT
S13.3U. .9lS Sd ne. 6r. b
S12. so. 1909 18th Sc. Or, W
4 $12.50. .907 Sth ne. Or. W
S1l. BIG Ford's court. Al
5000. l310 Union sw. Or
$40. BIB A Sc. store. b r
SO. l225 + nw.2 office rs
$40. 10 9Th ne, Ir, wat
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR REST-FUR., NEW 10-ROOM HOUSE. CO
lnmba Heights: south front; near cars; delight
fal location; references; S75 per month. Address
Box 60. Star office mh2I -ats
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, CENSUS
Office, Washington, D. C., March %, 1e00.-Sealed
proposals liz drplicate) will be received the u.
S. Census 0ff'e, Washington. u. c.. until APRIL
SEVENTH, 1900 for furnishing cases for schedules.
for cards tables for punching and tabulating
machines, and for ratings, all TO be OF wood.
Specifications and blue prints, giving detailed de-
scription of the articles reqgired can be bad by
applying at this office. W. X. MERRIAM, Direc-
tor of the Census. mh24-6t
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
tie office of Joseph L. Willard Wyatt building on
or before II O'Clock, noon, March 3d. 1900 for the
purchase of all tho material composing the strIc-
ture known as Wizards Hail tbcflers and machin-
cry I'm basemeu not to be included. Purchaser to
deinolish building and material from site
within three weeks from The date OF acceptance Of
bid. mh23A6t
WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D. c. MARCH l.
1s0o.-Seaed proposals in duplicate will be
ceiyed here until noon. March 30. 1900 for
stfucting Water Closet at this post Y. S.
serves right to reject any or all proposals. any
part thereof. Envelopes should be Endorsed ''Fro-
posals for Water Closet" Information furnished
on application to Quartermaster here.
NH, 2.5.6.2s.29
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FOR RENT-STONE 4 r.
$135. 2p32 10th. fur. lar
--.1266 Nh av, Or. fur
500. 1873 II I av. LIT. -
500. 1880 VT Az. 12f
500. 1911 Connecticut, l3r
$50. ......l.30 r, 13r, b
x75. 10. .15@ l NV, 12r, b
S75..1234 Roanoke. 2r.2b
$75. Q, 12r. 2b
SIS. 1905 n nv, lar
SIS. .I41O 10th NV. 1lr. b
$75....139 q NV. 11r, b
S75. .l436 n NV. 1lr, b
S75. .1917 I NV. 1Ir
S55.75. .5l9 9Th NV, Tor, b
$50. 1872 10th NV. Tor
$55. lift n NV. Sr. b
$50. 1890 Vernon pl. sto.
eel. 11r. ha
$50. .23U7 18th, 1T. b. Gel
$50. 1919 Belm't av. Tor. b
$50. TO 18th nv, Or. b
$50. 1885 Il. sto. Gel, sta
$50. .2OlO p, sto, II
$3O.l146 Conn av. sto&cel
$50. 1888 18th NV, Tor, b,c
$50. 1892 i, u'y. 12r. b
$40. 10.17i6 Greg nv. Tor. b
$45. so. .2026 I, 10r
$i5. u, Tor. b
SIS. ....lS40 VI NV. Or. b
$40. 80. .2I31 y NV. 10r
$40. so. 1885 9th. Or, b
$40. .f315 l4th NV. store
5 40.1I12Coreoran, Tor, b. eel
$3T so. $40 Z st. 9r&t
$3.50. 1908 Sth. 10l
$35 .50.3415 Morgan av,9r
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FOR RENI-HOUSES.
UNFURNlSHED,

FOR RENT-THAT BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESI-
dence- 18th and Roaroke SITS. Sc. corner. IL
rooms; tiled baths; E0T-w aTEit HEAT: hean-
tfully papered; stairways. ONE OF THE
MOST ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCES ON THE
HEIGHTS: certainly the choicest location. Must
he inspected to be appreciated.
mh2I-2t STONE 4 FAIRFAX. SOC 7 ST. u. W
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES AND DWELLING BRICK
1900 Md: ne. rUoms and cellar; S25. So
and frame cor 18th and II SITS. ne, 5 rooms
SO. ALBERT +. FOX, 800 st. NV. 1t
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE STORE ROOM, COR
Az aud l. s.w.; rent only $40.
mlI2S-at ROBERT II. STONE, S04 L ST. NV.
For KENT-132s G ST NV, FINE STORE,
yard back entrance; best business location; $50.
2,sO1 NJ NV, 3-story brick; store; rooms: cellar,
SIS; keys at 1922 q NV. ml2T -3t|
FOR RENT-A FINE 4-STORi BUSINESS BUILD
ing, G2I 7th St NV; large store room; large new
plate glass windows; II rooms: steam heat; rent
reasonable to desirable tenant.
se25-tf B. +. SAUL. Sc. cor. Tth and L sta.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATToRNEY-ATLAw
Webster Law building. SOS % Ut. a.w., Washing
ton. D. c. Residence, No. q Mount Vernon Flats,
New York and 9th ~ Az. sel3
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LINKINS. 500 18TH ST.
1114 X NV, Or, wa 20. 30
2256Cleyel'd av Or, W. l3. 80
ll22 Congress Ne. 5r. VIZ. 20
412-14-1S Hayes ct,
Ar, wa, ea.........9. 90
1lO6-S Lingers Al, Ar, We. 80
l722 Brainard. Or, W. $50
1914 n Y ay, Ar. W. 500
Il N sw, Or. w......1.30
1903 11-25-27-41 L
Sc. or, ca. ........6.00
RES.
1918 Pa av NV, sto. ~. 20
500 III ne. fine store % 90
1915 Pa ay NV. bas'tlU.UO
mh19-tf
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FOR saba VERY DESIRABLE 3-STORI
press brick bay- window house. rooms: With all
modern improvements built and now occupied by
owner: 3 squares from the new library: an Gle
giant chance any wishing an uI'-tn-date
house Address r. X, Star office mh2i-@
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FOR BENTON ST. BETWEEN Hath & 18TH
NV: 5-room bath and cellar house. in frst.elass
condition, at $2I so per month Apply VOL
NEY EATON, Mgr., The Portner. 18th and G SITS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE

WANTED = YOUNG MAN OF EXCELLENT
habits. who thoroughly understands his business.
will give half of first months pay to person
securing him position bookkeeper assistant;
not afraid of work; references II desired. Ad-
dress Box So. Star office. mh21 -2t'
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MANICURE.

PARIS MARLBOROUGH PARLoRs LONDON.
Eieven-ten q; branch. Lafayette So. Theater.
Facial culture. manicuring, hairiressing experts.
mnlo-26ts,f
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r SALE-READ THIS

=
New house. NV. 10 rms: every conyenience;
lot aoxioo: worth Slo."oo; price $3.50, ss-'n
cash. balance at SAB 75 per month at "a per cent
interest; will rent foT S43. IS: built for home
Address Box "a, Star office. fur number. An up
portunfty of life to secure home. mh27 II
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FEM ALE.

WANTEp-BY NICE. FIRST-CLASS COII0REp
girl. place chambermaid nurse. Call 2126
9th st. NV mh2S-2t
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FOR SAI-E-Nu REASONABLE OFFER REFt SID
Price reduced from 81 ,5nU to S35on-A particu-
larly desirable nearly 2-st"ry hay-wind'w
brick on epe 81 the Prettiest SOS. 10Th St ne,
near = cal hines; lot 2lNl1o. ai-ft. paved alley
You secure bargain in this desirable prop
erty.
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FUR SALE
A few bargains Westminster st. NV. bet.
9th and 10Th: 9-rm residences: bath and cellar:
plparcd Throughout: good yards and all modern
improvements; three lines To center Of city.
price $500; easy terms. Call at Office for permit
to Inspect. -
THoS. q. HENSEY a co.
mh21-2t 1900 + street ny
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WANTID-A FIRSTtT.ASS SEfDND GIRL; ONE
who un,l.rst i,Is waiting aud can make herself
generally useful. Apply after O'Clock at 1854
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FOR SALE-OUT OF TOWN

NEW YORK CITY APARTMENTS-NINE NEW A.
story and CELLAR buildings entire block; front on
asphalted avenue, stores In corners: all high
class; containing EVERY modern improvement.
Corners, SIS. 900 each: balance. S22.U0O each
(mortgaged sos 600 total; estimated yearly rental,
S2l 200. VIII exchange the whole or part for
vacant lots. farms out-of-towu property.
Liberal commission to brokers. POTTS & PART
RIDGE, Owners, Bedford ave aud Park place,
Brooklyn, n. Y. mh24&2S- 2t-IO
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-FOUR ADULTS, EMPLOYED DURING
day, boartiers for summer; refined private fam
lily; city; electric road bath milk gar
den. &c; terms reasonable. Address q. u. NJ,
Star office. it,
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY April. l. ROOM, WITH BOARD.
in vicinity of lie DrOit Park or lexington. for
lady with baby; private family preferred state
terms. Mrs. G.. 1924 9Th st. NV. mh2s-2t'
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, GOOD FURNISH
ed l.tteryd street. convenient to l4tb
St cars; state price, etc Address Box 6S,
Star office. It,
WANTED-BY April. l. SECOND STORY. Sun
Ey and board for two; bet 18th and 18th
SITS, n. Y. ave aud Z St; will pay $50 If suited.
Address II. n e.. Star office. mi21 81
WANTED-WEVE MANY CHANCES To SECI RE
tenants for April /. straightforward business
methods Call ia person at once. We want
Room and board: adults; Col Heights $50.
fur. parl0rs: Dr.'s office; Farragut So; $50
3 fur; 18th and %: board; :; adults; $40.
or 8 partly fur; 18th and X: S25
3 uEfur.: central: ID H.; Ink; have child; $50.
3 fur. for Ink: Capitol Hill. adults; so.
com; list flo r; central; $50.
Room and board; west 18th; young couple; S3S
3 adults desire com; I'd or 3D. floor; board: $50
Small fiat: lexington y. e. st. SO.
Room with board; Georgetown: adults; $50.
30 calls for rooms: Ink: all locations and prices
THE BOOMERS GUIDE, go st. NV.
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MALE.

WANTED wiDE-AWAKE HtS-
ssty real estate bond $500 required; man win
bicycle preferred; commissions; ~eekiy So Sa,
ary paid. Address, giving fun larueulaass' i"N
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wtNTFD-N< INTELLIGENT WHITE GIRL ~
assist in ,.aT.. II two children and make herself
generally useful: a good home to the right per
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

SOME VERY REACTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES,
intending two or .hree valuable stock farms Of
800 to 600 ncres, within easy reaeh Of Washing
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W. NTFiI-YOt- NJ MAN Of GOOD Api'i'f-ss $3.50 ~
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WLSTED-A COOP. STRONG WHITE BOY,
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n lNTEIp An EXPERIENCED NnINti LADY II
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WANTED PLACE AS COOK. PRIVATE FAM
lily: thoroughly experienced; white, washing
references; wages S25 up. ADDRESS roRriA
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