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The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12
Makes q Statement.

Prof Booker T. Washington, who
has been charged by political enemies
as meddling into national politics, de-
MES the allegation and defies the alli-
gator. Touching his political attitude.
he uses the following laconic language
to an Alabama paper, which is quite
to the point: Il notice that several
newspapers have RECENTLY connected
my name with political matters in
such a manner as to show that my
position is not understood. My life
work is the promotion of the education
of my race. What conferences | have
had with the president or with any
public official have grown out of my
position. not as politician, but as an
educator. Under no circumstances.
could | seek to promote political can
didacies, or volunteer information re-
garding men or measures, nor have
done so in the past; but because of
the Importance have always sought
to place upon education and industry
among my people as the basis for
friendly relations between the races,
there may be occasions in the future.
as there have been in the past, when,
If am so requested, can give infor-
nation about men and measures which
would tend to promote such friendly
relations between the races. Such in
formation it is my duty to give when
it is asked for f
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12

THE fanatical folly of the South ie
most strikingly developed in these
South Carolina remonstrances. To OBJ
ject to an educated colored man hold
ing Office simply because he is a col
ored man is to take a course exceed
ingly irritating to a race on whose
continued will so much of the pros
perity of the South is dependent. If
the South had a good business head,
it would see that by acquiescing in
the appointment TO Office of colored
men of exceptional talent and charac-
ter it would strengthen it's hold Oh the
cOlored race. But the South never had
the business head, and apparently
never will acquire it or want to, and
in that lack there is the explanation
of it's laggardness and odds with the
spirit of the times. Boston Trans
cript.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12
POLITICAL POT PIE


which he wants the coming legislature
to pass, in order that he can have a
political job when his senatorial term
expires. When the state senators held
a conference in Tacoma a few days
ago, Waburton of course, got in a heat
ed discussion with the entire number
over the railroad subject and he
was answered quite extensively by
Senator Baker of Goldendale. Now.
when Waburton wishes to convince
any one he general does SO in language
that would not read we'll in a Sunday
school paper. He did so on this occa-
sion and hurled bis vituperative bill
ingsgate directly at Senator Baker.
Now, if there is any one thing that
when he thinks that he has been in
suited. On this occasion he thought he
was insulted by Waburton and no
quicker said than done, he smashed
him in the face and followed this up
with determined intention to settle
the railroad fight then and there. His
comrades, however, thought that rath-
er too sudden and preferred the bill
to be acted upon by the legislature,
and of course prevented him from fur
ther silencing the Windy Moses from
Tacoma. Since that time when there
have been senatorial conferences, Wa
burton has always gone way back to
sit down in order to be as near the
door as possible that he could give
Baker a wide berth, in case Baker
would get wrong during the discus
siOns in such meetings.
Seattle's arch enemy Tacoma, is
now conspiring to prevent Seattle
from getting representative in the
United States senate for the next ten
or twelve years. Tacoma has so lined
up its political forces as to elect some
other man to the United States senate
next January other than Harold Pres
ton OF King County. and it proposes to
follow this up by seeing to it that no
Seattle man be elected to the United
States senate in 1905.
For the past four or FIVE years the
politicians OF Seattle have taken spe-
cial delight in damning the politicians
OF Spokane and absolutely refusing to
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12
is Still a Slave.

Is SLIII slave.
Something which strongly re-
minds one of ante-bellum, slav-
cry days, is described in dis.
patch which was sent out from Lam
caster, Kentucky, about a week ago.
The sheriff conducted something close
ly resembling a sale of human chat
tells The full details of the transac-
ton are given in the dispatch. Three
Negroes, Clara Anderson, William
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12
Negroes Successfully ORGANIZE.


Despite the fact that colored men are
much more inclined to disorganize
than to organize, there is in existence
an organization in the state of Vir-
gln1a known as the True Reformers.
composed solely Of colored men, which
Is, perhaps, the most successful inan-
cial organization maintained by a dis
tinct class of citizens in the United
States, with the bare exception of the
institution known among the Mormons
as lions Commercial Mercantile Insti-
tute, which controls the trade of the
entire Mormon community of Utah.
The True Reformers were organized
by Rev. W. W. Browne in 1881. and
it is benevolent and likewise endov-
ment in it's workings. The last report
OF the organization showed that it had
a membership of $4,000, which has been
steadily increasing ever since until at
the present time it has twice that num-
Der. 1t is undoubtedly the most sue
cessful organization that has ever been
conducted Ly colored men in this coun-
try, and it will prove a most excellent
incentive for other colored communi.
ties to form like organizations for their
mutual benefit.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12
He Was Not a Negro.

he Was Not a Negro.
Down in Virginia last week
an Afro-American was salts.
f1edly occupying a seat in a Jim
Crow car when the conductor came
along and, mistaking him for white
man, ordered him to go into the white
coach. He refused. The train was
stopped and he was bounced out and
left by the roadside Now, the Afro
American has sued the railroad COM
pany for $4,000 damages to his feel
ings and other things. Queer South,
isn't it?-N. Y. Age.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH

A Missionary Baptist Church has
been organized in Franklin and the
same is now in a most fiourishing
condition. The counsel for the Dur.
pose of organizing the church con-
vened December 9th and was com
posed of Elders A. J. Sheperd, VIM.
Hammond and E. M. Mathews. At
that time two deacons were ordained.
Brothers Levi Wilkerson and Frank
Banner. Rev. Mathews has toiled
long and late to bring about such an
organization and he is deserving of
the praise for it's success. Rev.
Mathews is one of King county's most
substantial Afro-American citizens
and merits any and all the success
that may come his way.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12
Editor Fortune OF.

I. Thomas Fortune left New
York last Saturday, en- route
for San Francisco. from which
point he will take steamer December
IL for Hawaii. Mr. Fortune goes on
an assignment as a special agent of
the Treasury Department to investi-
gate immigration matters at Hawaii
and In the Philippines. He expects to
be gone about six months-N. Y. Age.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12

Rumor has it that the hatchet has
been buried between Mr.. J. E. Haw-
kins and Mr.. J. F. Cragwell, and they
smoked the pipe Of peace and are
now hail fellows well met. That's
right, fellows, get together, for there
Is nothing gained in scrapping each
other
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12
BROTHER IN BLACK.


Southern Representation.
1t is reported on very good authority
that the Crumpacker resolution, which
was introduced early in the last session
OF the f1fty-seventh congress, will be
taken up soon after the holidays are
over and disposed of one way or the
other. This resolution has for it's OBJ
ject the investigation of the elections
in the various Southern states, its
mover believing that they were not
conducted according to the spirit and
letter of the law, as regulate such mat
ters and as are found on the United
States statute books. There is no
doubt of this, and it is hoped that the
committee, after thoroughly investi.
eating it will report the real condi-
tion of affairs in the South, and that
Congress will then act accordingly. If
the South has or has not a sufficient
number of votes to warrant the repre-
sentatiOn that it gets in congress it
should be known. If it has not the
necessary votes then those persons
legally disfranchised in the South
should be restored to their suffrage
rights and be permitted to cast their
votes for whomever they please, or
the number of representatives from the
South should be cut down in propor
ton to the number of votes that are
cast in the various Southern states.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12

A good story is being told at the ex-
ma Persons that are acquainted with
Mr.. Waburton are aware of the fact
that he opens his mouth a great deal
when he could advantageously keep it
shut 1t is intimated that Waburton
is bit wrong under the hat just now
over the railroad commission bill.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12

Continued on Page Four. }
The Seattle Republican., 1902-12-12

For the past four or FIVE years the
politicians OF Seattle have taken spe-
cial delight in damning the politicians
OF Spokane and absolutely refusing to
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wAETED-AGEETS.

WANTEu-A fer good agents. men and vomeu-
n8 insurance ar books CsII between rho hours
% and j. al- and o. r. G.. JACKSON. GO
-th St. MOS
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANrEU-By four adults. tro nicely fur
usrad rooms. with hr,t-c.sss board Only
sI.uCF- giving price NIiI De- considered Al.
dress bon $50. this Office. mlD-a
FAMILY DF FIVE wi1 furnish Broom
..u-a De- part PAYMENT l1r rooms and board.
Address a. once. BOX 49, this Office. mss
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wANTED-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

WtNTEU-Nageuher D.. tuo completely fur
r sled rpar- fog light Housekeeping. state fu.l
Particular and lowest terms. Adlr'=s BOX
ll This DfUe- mss
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED Or UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR REHT-FLATS.

TUX hEh 1-E LAlS-
FOR RENT-Three-room fat. range. crate la
uo'e and gas meter; minutes walk from
DoveTnr1ent Printing ONCE, SD per month
Jl2 Isl 20. uU- clos
FOX RENl-Four rooms on FIST floor in A
corner ray window brick house 20 neat parties
with reference; SO per month Gail after 4
or sunday. 1870 = 81 ne u5-3
FOR RENT-Jn f1rri,hcd fat three rooms. FIST
foori heat, gas and bath 100 q ST. me- mss
FOR RENT--Fery desirable; neat, gas. private
bath. I242 B -. S. -s-q
FOR RENT-Two very desirahle new fve-roau
Bats with an modern improvements as5 sth
- ~. open i0f inspection by December T.
:. CARR, 90 lltt st NV. mss
FOX RENT-A fat % three or four rooms On
second OF third floor so g. uw. nsS
FOR RENT-s22iz llth 81. ne. a verv desi-g5ie
hve-roam and bath fat. porcelain tub. new
paper. average rcat. $50 ra31-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-50 acre farm; excellent garden
land Address bon $50. this Office mos
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

paper: 2yersge reat. $50. m5l-tf
ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-Large. bright. clean rooms. l.rrr
presses; ,N-r'ieE- board IJII 18Th a. NV
el0-C
VERY desirable room and board. mo ST.
NV ei1-5
FOR RENT-Ciesn and nicely furnished ID and
20 siaTy front rooms Wiib home board 1873
~" LN- clos
FOR RENT-Two large % sta-r furnished
rooms private bath; with or Without board.
reasonable rates; traHsieuts accommodated a0I
u &C. NV clog
EXTRA large front room. board. suitable for
: W 2, $50 week 1902 9th e. MS. clos
FOR RENT-Furui-hed rooms with board 5Is
llth S. nv. eos
FROST ROOM suitable Tor two, with or with
out board. %, q ST. NV mlo3
lzg3l2o5 N IT. y. W-Lar,e second floor
-ouu front room. two. $50; also back room.
two, 80, with excellent board MOS
FOR kEAT-FrCut bav window room. hact
rooms; also sunny and we'll heated: large cor
ret house, good board. I1IG lGl 81 NV
corner I0th and Mass ave MI
ROOM AND BOARD with private family. terms
reason1o-e- u New YORK ave. ne. nj
FOR RENT-Second floor front aIcove room.
Nith board, ior r0o; terms moderate. 100 d
So NV. m9-g
The BENTON. BIS C. IT. \. W.-ste,m heat
porcelain baths fully furnished rooms. well
cooked food; > weekly up Near r. r. sta
ton. and Capitol. Trlnsients- mag
FOR RENT-Furnished front room. suitable for
two with board also table board. 1905 F ST.
NV mss
ll40 COM. AVE. \. W.-Des;rabIe room. also
table board mss
WELL furnished ID aoor room: good home
board reasonable 70 couple ll2l lotb So. nv.
LARGE front room: southern exposure. with
beart - per week go A 81. ne es-3
FOR RENT-Furni-hed room and hoard for
gentlemen Bon ~, this office. es-a
ROOM and board, pa North Capitol 81. MRS
j.. N. PANhNIN. es-s
FOR BENT-Oue large front room; furnished.
20 toors also hl!l room. third floor with board.
1925 18th ST. NV. es-8
FOR Finely furnished back parIor,
board ilr two, ia private family. SO I.II
New Jersey ave MS mss
FOR RENT-TVo scc0ud-storv rooms. front and
back. nicely furnished steam heat, with board.
PLEASING prices TIE WELCOyIE CAFE. 25i
FOR RENT-Room. With board; private family
III 10th st. ue. ca
LARGE front room; southern exposure; suftgbIe
for 2 gentlemen. 80 J. ST. No. e1-s
LARGE % story front and other rooms. with
OK without board 7i2 10Th 81. NV e7-a
FOR RENr-Furnished back parTor and hall
room. % door front, board if desired q47
Virginia ave sw- e.-3
TABLE BOARD 90 two or morc s. each Dor
week, tl3rs.euts 81 per day up: weekly and
monthly rates given; finest location HOTEL,
BALTIMORE, 18th and New York ave- nor
FOR RENT-Nicoly furnished rooms. ,yifb
board. large sec0ndstory front room. suitable
81. nv Cc7- 80
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SITUATIONS wANTED-7EMALE

WANTED-A position as house girl or cham
1,rH1id Apply ~ 925 10th 30. NV eI
NANTED-By frsf-class ooIoIaG cook. uIsl. ~
COOK fur good hrst-Cla-s people. az TI.t Uis,e
gears ID months. Please eaLI 1888 Connecticut
ave %
NANTED-By neat reliable white woman. sf,-
nation as invalid attendant ,l1ubsruald nam
tI1 maid, also hy c0iorcd HogseuaiG. OF nurse.
lob Sew York ave- a.
WANIED-BE respectable c,IareJ woman. rr.r-
cleaning Offices. ban ar church. Address 'plN
$40. this office Cd
WANTED-Ey ianirres- With small fufrv
place to care for building for rent uf rooms
Address bon lGl this office I'd
W.NTEn-Situatiau a. uur-r in private fam
llr- o. Jackson 81 mo- u
NANTED-Bv O. respectable cnI.reI girl. place
as general LHl-enorEer iu small farU.- GO
home nights li-, 10th ST.. nw. mi
WANTED Washing n take home. on DAVIS
Nor.. var J, basement. ~ Pierce 80. uH. mi
WANTED BY respectable rolared LADY. wash
me te DO at home or ont. IEl. 10Th st. uw.
nj
WANTED-waer.ng TO take home. ono 2,,h
81. 1857. mi
WANTED-By O woman. place as o9oa or zen
eTa- H"use2'IAsr. MARTHA WELLS. no IS
81. uN- nal
WANTED-By colo-c5 girl. place as good plain
cook lsl3 II. NV. moo
WANTED-Drrs- ulasing; ,bildrgn's clothes a
speciality. So Jefferson 81. Aulc1-tis Iug-8
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wANTED-HoRsEs And VEHICLES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NANihb-in furniture and o-rrs-s. buying con-
rr#.... had u-.-. -..-.r T.. IN TE., -,N5
b 81. NV -.r.r-,- lt-.-ri.. no.
,,.,,.--,.,. ......
rf.yrl... rrr.vr4.rrs ami lr-nrari.T7l. E'5
Ifs This office. 60.
WANTED-A portable Go horse. power steam
engine and boiler combined MUS; Doe Ia good
running order, state lowest cash price ana
whore eIu ha -.au. AEa-. IS IDUN lfNK.
townsville. VA. .fu-s
,,- YIN.
r,.VHBATI. rl. a. 81. rv. .,a-s
,.,--,--..
IN = pr. maze .5- 'F Young fliH gem
.r "-'''" '..1-"fi. Address bon iU'. tHi-
,,..,.-..,..
.-- N.i" '-he st'p HNiUfo5-
'-,i'-1 '.l 81 H"- MOS
MATTRESSES MADE OVER on premise. $50.
a- j. fLENEl. ms ftl So uE- MOS
WANTED-A china rl.s.t. rr,41. .IIt r..b
So .u mo-.
,....--.-.--.-.-- -------
mimi ii'i-'0AiAhiNF by du expert
-...----. .--.
N .'' ~ Al N...t.il -. a,r L.ui~lEur ave.
my bedroom -'''e-, roller Cop d.-rH. stocks
90 E..irl..r t.. t..--- aI.lIsl -.-.- every tu---
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. - up: work guaranteed,
sampIes brought HINT 40 q ST. eIO-5
ROOMS PAPERED. 5l.75; house painting low
est prices CARLISLE BROS, IIO5 9th 81 ne
Phone. East SO H. MICS
NoLTE. Sef 9th 81. NV, Is constantly receiv-
ing the latest and most attractive designs in
Wall Papers, and papers rooms from g. % up.
CAL and investigate for yourself and be con
WINGED -nl4-rf
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

FOR SALE-A good home or profitable invest
Tuent, Groom frame in northeast near n ST.
cars. rented s.. white tenant; price $50. terms
easy A. A. WILSON & CO. 3o3 eth 81. clos
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-To rent good farm. already stocked
1rcicuod address BOX s-a. this Office. MOS
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-ImPorted Dutch fall bulbs sch
a. hyaeinths, tulips. cr0cus. Chinese sacred lily,
etc also slnging Sanarles, parrots, dogs. cats,
etc. SCHNID'S BIRD STORE. 7I2 I2th 81. Nv.
se20-H
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tad Up; 7aau tickets bought. ABGAHANS. i5s
PJCTTFCC CHANCES
.trv and rrr,s-i-r -..r. r97 "a T.. 7.s
WAVTFp.N#.f-. -....r.,.... .,,r .r.-. ~
'-- .N-
"a
FOR FIGNITI HE aul stoves got our prices
kEbIoNu'~. sl1 and 1873 9Th ST. urua
.
s1s reeIIr. for 500. .rsr Nru. WIN r.---i ~
VE-S p.f.r.-r,- .5- A. +.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-SeyerlI desirable Office rooms; Vi
CiuIty 10Th and q SITS. steam heat and light;
desirable building, moderate rent tddres-
Bon ass. this Office mg-g
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FOR SALE-At a sacrifice. tro-story s-roons
brick house. with modern improvements. half
square from Pa ave. NV. nice horne. Apply
10 owner, BOX AZ, this Office. moss
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NANIEh-No oman 90 help on tailoring WORK;
% 18th ST. nw. u
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FOR HIRE-HoRSES AND VEHICLES

FOR HIRE-New DAYTON wagon or runab5ut
and horse. by the month, stable central: terms
reasonable. Address BOZ ass, this o;Bce.
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WAREHOUSES;.

NANGED-To rent furnished h9uz. for room
renting us "a settled party without children.
reference. Address BOX AZ. this Office. eIO-3
NANTED-To buy house Of rooms 500 down.
balance month b; no dealers. BOX l01. This
Office. c.-g
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HELP WANTED-FEMAJE.

NANFEp-Nousn TO help on tailoring vors;
.s' White -T fH 90. general huu-.Egr,- Apply
- 18th -.. nw. Il
WANTED c.IareI woman for general house
work, Boo washing D- ironing. stay nights 1920
D 81. uv f
NANTEn-Goof celargd girl for general house
TurA- taH i@H> 9Th ST. uu- Of
NNNTED-Nom1u for general homework. good
references required family 90 Cd Cali after
evening. IfG r ST. u0. cI
MANTEb-taIur.l woman for general house
work. uH washing; -a home nights. can nc-
tween and i- O'Clock. - 70. NV ci
MANTEB-Co.d settled white woman 90 cook
and lo general auu5aHur,. win have good home
,na fair ulF MRS 50. D. SIMPSON. 1905
Meridian ST.. NJ. Pleasant l
WANTED ReIiablc girl for general homework:
40 Hornn nights. Apply 40 t'. % st. ue- ri"-Z
WANTED-Wai- and -i-, hands. also % app
IlcHre.-- la#I ari ST. NV al
WANTEu-S.lrt hands. also helpers. gaU
after o.. DID, 1905 l5-H &C. nV- clos
NANTED-An experienced restaurant cook. fa-
uals Can 5r& NJ Sc. uv. 81
wANTEu-Go.G rr around cook 40 o-.c. Ape
T.y i.s1 81 ST. NV. Ell
NANTEu-CHH 20 work ia confectionery - -s.
NANTED-grf.-. sHost order cook S.as.-s
E'A i--. rhis office. MI
MANTEn-Whi57 office girl. also SOM. rs'aaI.
l"H~s0oraC-s. white and er'orat- $40 IHH --,
Room @. mi
IA, N.r.-7r ~. . ..r... .... ...........
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ESPUTADALY MUSIC SCHOOL

Music reading, piano aud singing lbs s.
me- MNE. }. ESPUTA-DALY. m5-T
PIANOS aad Organs tuned 81 HeIbIg's lius.s
store. I7s2 9Th 81 eI5-sO
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

" nv - L.
-
w w Ia la once, eNpv'ienced I2e ami ey-
nom ,i5n !. ~ aa- r.' '--
,,..,.-..... ,..=-
r,rfr1.-t. r...rg sI.a,.lss , i,i
AGF\tl 5Dg 1r,f IL ,, -pI...,.. oar -. ID
.'
NANIED-Nh itc man and wife or single man
,.j-, ~, NJ -, ,', "a, n. mn can
"a
NANIEl-A good hoothlaga, reasonable pay
-''' ~ d. ave NV al
NANiEb-A good honest white boy tp assist.
tal Tuesday $3.50 ta &C. In.. Eu-uycr. IsII
D 81. NV. "a
g2nll H2te. Billiard Room, 81
,G.ge .n drug husiHc~s: must be- reliable. Az
2 10y n : Di,.,' Sl2l.f., l'-2 Ia. ave clos
NANitI'-' a.u-ri ian Co take charge OF q
"''-''- ''. .- ''al... man. anu make himself gem
,a.A u>,iG.- good pay ami permanent place.
Cali between 9 and p. m-. 90 lib IHh ST.
.....----.--
4'' several good t.ftN -H.lslfHI-- good
s-..if -h' '.Illii~-'.a Call between $3.50 and
r.1' D.. a'.- l-.n .'" -l- NV ell
NhNiEu-An a1-ugrrd lunch room man tiat
..n play -.ua game of pool end uudrr--auGs
."u -fmr- NOUS. us sober and Industrious ADJ
...' -..-, '..., ,--.- once. 81
ANlili- lasu- man, $40 wrea. Bon $50
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WANTED-TEAMS.

NAArED-Tesus on railroad work. last until
June. Call o. 1857 Jefferson ST.. Georgetown.
n. PETER us3
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WANTED-A position a. house girl OF cham
h'rUaid. Apply 20 g35 10th -t NV IN
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. l5e East Capt.
FOR RENT-Large rooms ID door. heat and
gas; % a couple with no children. So. 2I47
l. 81 NV elo-%
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms. southern
exposure. bay window. no children; price. s.
SIS ST. NV. ml0-3
FOR RENT-Tbree or four unfinished rooms:
water On the same hoor. s2s n ST. NV. MOS
FOR RENT-Thrce unfinished. sunny rooms;
back porches; newly papered; bath 1923 Pa.
ave NV mes
FOR RENT-Lerge room over Office Associated
Charities; newly papered; large closets; 81.
- ~ ~ w. mss
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms on second
floor io4 East Capitol 81 es-3
FOR RENT-Two nice large rooms in new
HOUSE. heat and gas; light housekeeping. SIS.
O. st. NV es-S
FOR RENT-Tvo pleasant rooms on second
hoor; heat. bath and gas, no children; sII.
go Rhode Island ave. NV. mss
FOR RENT unfinished ground aoor rooms
Tor physician. dentist or real estate office, Also
rooms for light housekeeping; al newly pa
pered. so 9th st. Nv mss
FOR RENT-Four UNFINISHED rooms. 1910 Oh
st. NV mss
FOR RENTING UNFINISHED communicating
ROOMS Gith light and heat SD. CaI after 80,
5i2 81, ST. NV mss
FOR RENT-Des.rable second floor rooms. rea-
s"n4ale; heat, gas and bath. 2lJ 9Th 81. Sw-,
near National Museum. rus-2
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
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