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MANTED-BoARpERs.

ANTED- -Boarders; with or without
furnished ruBms: no children; gas; heat;
and satisfaction given, cor no charges. 7I6
9Th NV. 1t
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FOR RENT-LOTS.

FOR RENT-Lot; suitable for coal
and wood yard: will lease for term
of years if desired; size of lot, 32.4 fl. by
105.1 ft.; situated on Attn St, between M
and n SITS. Sc; per mo-, S5.
fes-6t 4. s. ca WOOD. 9339th st. NV.
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PERSONALS.
DIR. LEON.
46l Nj iSsouri Avenue. del l. 2u

WANTED-Carpets and rugs to clean;
colors restored equal TO new by our
process; terms reasonable; satisfaction guar
anteed. Address w. ID. MUNDAY 635
G. st. NV. fe2-lmo
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II a LEE. wonderful MEDIUM, tells plst
present and future and all events OF
life. 25c- and soc. Daily. 929 II ST. NV
10 d4nr,,
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wASrEp-posrAGE STAMPS.

DEP Stamps, all Kinds
and any quantity. bought and highest
cash prices given. Ii. +. DUNkE0RST.
1908 71h st. NV ste22-u
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Ii ON ET TO LOA MI you want
straight or installment loan en- real
estate. on the very best terms, we can
furnish it without delay.
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ron SALE -MI>cEi.l.A>EoI.s

"A PA NO for 81 a wcck-Wc have
atoLt 70 ustd pianos IN sock, rang
,ng ,s IN ! RE e. iirnI SO TO S1to, wei let
''AitoS'l,. f.AaU HAGEkCOsI 20
Pa. ave. fcs.3t
FOR SALE-Confectione and lunch
room; rooms and basement; cheap
rent 1928 Lincoln ave-, near cor. OF Il and
Nortn capitol. 1t
FOR sALE-A new light. adjustable
bugSy I.O... Inquire at Flour and Feed
store, 32s-325 7th - So. 1t
SNf>,~ a W -. whr,'os1lo e,d r-,,lI
business at inventory; AZ less than prime
cost, hirriiuii C,iIus7e for q business trsr,.
stock will npi aInoGut TO over 81 coo: hest
or reasons given fef settling. Address GOOD
RIlSiNFSs. TITS Office. febs-3t
S*UE SAgs for1ughird nastiff
pTpies. one pai'. months old fffrp.s
T. BlNLE. An-eu'ia, u. g. fes-3t
FOR SALE One secondhand latrobe
AID s..tt- .l..s itrs: wi. - a. them hosh nm
fo- so; also secondhand brick SCI ror,s.
s.: ciIeap. Apply 3281 VI st. NV fes-3t
FOR LE-Aza whol or in pnrf. CON
i"nts of Broom house; bareains 41S
q NV. " iebs7t
FOR SALE CoupcletIe nrs,-.j7ss
der; oiieap. Address Rear 2oa penn.
3Fe. Sc febS-3t
FOR SALE-Groccry and pe,yision
Store; iirSt-class location for a !uStIer:
will sell 10 retire from bushes kny,jv
10 MESSES. COMPTON BROS. G3a Ia
avo NV. ~
E'CSS : - z..-.,sttta and fixtures of
groceries. notions, tobacco and ci.-,Ts
au<l Coufcc'i"rs; near sCTooI. 6loin " srcod
business; good reason for selling. Cal! eli
81 NV. fcS.2t
FOE SA LE-State rights for II i.sefrI
aGd Yatba0t' fritcnt. which IL absolutely
nsc"'Sary TO every h.stness house; fiiachines
irit in on royalty only. Address CHARLES
HEYMAN, 2G2 Cana! st. Ny. i17-3t
E0R 3A LE-At a sacrifice, a par.or
>td .rntfe eiuias Sin pieces. Can n laaS
10Th st. NV. feb7-3t
gSsBs = IF lsiut, collie pup, nom I'M
ported stock: also rUTc pug Apply to
II. II LLEH, l';2 Itvis $. Ie. it6-3g
FOR So ga partner owning one
Eaif OF ilnc. Weiicstablis8ed whole
sale ana retai! business, and being forced
To retire rom thp firm. wiiisesI his interest
at actual cost tSl .C00) to a qaicl. buyer;
as this is Il tof&-t.da,4offcr, nn tr!ffiers
need apply. Ad :res5 SMAF tbs office.
- feh5-3Gcn
FOR So EE-aerfield Pharmacy. cor
l3th and / sts. NV, city, at public
auction, at the premises, Saturday, Feb
<, S96, at $:l5 O'Clock p. ~. John c.
CHANEy, assignee, 1890 st. aw.
Ja3i-St,em
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w ETED-Respectablc young man
wifi give $50 TO anyone securing him
position "a Watchnlan. collector or any
place Of trust: can give secunty. Box so
this cfflcc fef5-8f-seuf
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Az energetic man by an Investment If
$3.50 can place himself in position to
make $4,000 per year. Address BENJ.
o. LA RUE, Trenton, n. j., p. o. b. 545.
fe6-4t-em
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.
Rooms handsomely decorated from $40
up. designs ard estimates furnished
CHAS. ERNST CO., 1916 F st. NV.
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CARRIAGES steps altered to the re g
ulatioas cheap, OF 629 Mass. ave NV:
drop postal. GEO, l.. BENNER.
fafs-3t-euo
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FOR SALE good horse, su!tahle le
Tor delivery wagon or cab: will be se d
cheap il taken before Saturday. Inquire
OF l. :. H0LLfDtE, care Saks Co.
fe6-3t-Pm
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FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows; one
with can three weeks Old. the other
been milking about two months. Inquire OF
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"a NTED- want cabine. mantel~
also plumbing, in exchange for lots
in East Washington Park; no incum-
brance; coed values at SI75 and $3.50.
B. * p. repair shops, opposite No. 927 o 81
fc5-3t-em
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q. Il. HAYS prints a NEAT business
card for 81 per 1,oO0- 1921 N 81
ne fc5-fmO
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Surdav-St.hOai. $50 a. m: preaching hy
the pastor, / l a. m; Young Peoples Meet
ing, $50 b. M; address 10y w. l.. bruen,
7:30 p. M: prayer meeting, Wedncsda =,
7:3O p. m. Ali are welcome.
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ID DN EsY tS luau IN small sums 20 suit.
on personal notes: furniture or any good
collateral. Address MODERATE. fhiS Of
flee. feb--3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WA NTED- loan of 500 for three
months, by a responsible party, on per
soma! Endorsement. will pay $50 Tor same.
Address BAKERY, this office. feb7-3t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

THE - DAYS" Cure-Sold by ali drug
gists. Warranted jan27 At
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WANTED-A partner who can furnish
$4,000 and is person or character and
business ability; oEly those having the
above amount and giving ref. need answer
ddress p. ID. B.. this office. feG-St.ein
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LOST.

LOST-on Thursday night on 18th st.
near side entrance of Ebbitt House. a
tortoise shell comh inlaid with gold and
amber. The finder viii be rewarded by
returning same TO 2017 Mass. ave.
f7-3tem
LOST-Fox terrier bitch. nearly all white
ieIIiOn ca.or. white stripe in center head
and white legs. a liberal reward viii be
paid if returned to 4l3 12th ST. NV. Item
LOST-rhursday morning at / O'Clock.
pair of gold trimmed specta cies, between
Tuscarora Cafe and 7lS Sth st. NV.
Suitable reward il left at cafe, 9th ST.
bet L and + NV. fe73t
LOST-0n 11th street, between and n.
Y ave, on Thursday noon lady's gold
watch and pin; NJ e. F., on plain gold
watch case. Finder will return TO 1903
18th st. NV, and receive Suitab Bile reward.
feh7-3t
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w ANTED-TheIoaD or SS, 600 on firsr-
class Inside property; NO agents. 7OS
10th st. seI2-tf
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WA ETED-Fivet n Gusand gumInon Dig.
cons at 25C. pair. SCHMfn-S BIRD
STORE. Ti2 7th 4. NV. feffGf-em
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II. *. FULTON'S Loan Office, 1918
Pa.aye. DIV Established in $40. Money
loaned OF watches, diamonds. iewelry sill.
verware. etc. Special bargains In watches
Iewelry ana silverware. au2a-Sm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LOT 16, West BroDkiand, 24xIOO: was
for 1926. IL
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= 9 z (. "A LE-At a sacrifice, a par.0r
sal. .ratfc ciuias Sin pieces. can n iiaS
10Th st. NY. feb7-3t
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FSsFs a IT.-Fiue collie pup, nom I'M
ported stock: aiso rTTc pug. Apply to
II. EjiLI4EE, 49, Iovis $. Ie. 1863
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Manted--TrY Rubber Roof Pain.
We STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
And charge only for painting; WSrE Sus-Sats,I
NAT RUBBER ROOF PAINT Co 1895 sta -
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FOE g a LE-state rights for Il l.sefrI
aGd yatoaDi" iritcnt. wiIicil IL absolutely
nacaSSary TO every hstnsss house; f,!a chimes
iTit in on royalty only. Address CHA .Eg
UEYmAh. 2G2 Cana! st. y. Y. G7-3t
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Wa ANTED-Piano players. cet the
JonHI8o March, by Reynolds at
WHITE 5. 925 81. most brilliant two
Step this season ff-7t.efn
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MONEY TO LO OAN-AIl classes OF
real estate loans made with prumptneSs
atcurrent rates. THE McIACHIEN RE4I.
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY. corner
10th and G streets NV. m9-tf
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w intelligent people tired
of idleness to call and see me. / will
give yol work: orders daily. H. H. HAIR
RIS. 630 n st. NV f6-3t ,efD
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W ARTED-PubliC 90 know The best
place In city Tor uphoiStcr.ng: mattress
carpet work ana chair Gaming. JOHNSON
* MiDFELDT, i35k stnw- jail inl-eru
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WA ANTED-Every one 10 know that
MeXiCstu Eurcka VIII cure rheumatism.
neuralgia. cara che and tootha ciie: for sals.
at 1921 Pa ave NV. over Schm.dt's Bird
Store. fe2-7t
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e take as collateral any listed stock or
also ola line life Insurance policies, syndE
cate certificates, warehouse receipts, real
estate mortgages aud trusts. YERKES Il
BAKER, 40 TO 46 MetZerott Building.
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MONEY 10 loan at and per cent on
District OF Columbia realty; no delay If
security is satisfactory.
WALTER II. ACkER, To4 14th NV
jy31-tf
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pork sausage. buckwhcat cakes, coffee,
10c. MONKS, &S1 + st. NV. fe6-7t
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MONEY no LOAN Mn large sums.
or as low as 81 1000, at and 6 pes
cent ON ID. G. real estate; also $3.50, $51O.
$3.50, ETC., al 6 per cent VIM. II. SAUN-
DERS & CO., 1407 F St nw. If
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FOR RE ET-6l3 New Jersey ave NV,
Two communicating furnished rooms
complete for housekeeping. fe7-3t
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EPIPHANY CHAPEL, Rev. A. NJ. Hill
Iiker IN y-school, $50 litany
service and holy communion, 1: Bible
class, ESQ; mems meeting, anniversary
service and holy communion, 7:30.
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FOR RENT-Large and small rooms.
southern exposure: well heated: board
ii desired; near car lines. 20 Grant Place
NV. fe5-4t
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CONGRESS STREET METHODIST PRO
TESTANT CHURCH. Thirty-firSt. between
n aud n. Rev Walter r. Graham ID. D.. pas
tOr-Salhath services. Subject. I / q m.
The SweIlings OF Jordan" subject, 7:30
u. NJ, City Pests Sabbath-sChoul, $50
a m: Christian Endcayor. $50 p. ia. mid
week services in the lecture room, Tuesday
eVsT7ing $50.
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Observation-Disclosures.

w A ANTED-A dissolying stereopficon
and slides; state price, etc Address
SLIDE, this office. feS-3t
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HAMLINE nj. f. CHrRCH-Ninth aud p
streets northwest. Sunday school. 9:I5 a.
IA: preaching, IL q m, by Rev. George
Y. Lcecb, b. a.: 7.30 y. M. anniversary
Sunday School Missionary Society, ad-
dress by Hon ~. e. Andrews OF Nebraska:
Epwortb Lea que. 6cl5 y. M Tuesday,
conservation. Thursday. church prayer
meeting. T.l0 p. 10.
Continued on Third Page.
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FOR SALE-Ati ForreStville, Md, on
proposed line OF electric railroad. acre,
broom ouse We'll water, good fruit, price
5000 also. fine Improved farms 8 ana
z miles from eiiys cEehp. Address EASY
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FOR RENT 2iT f st. NV, large.
bright, sunny furnished or uni iurnist.
rooms; Wen heated; gas, bath ard -. ss.-s;
very reasonable. feat
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GUNS. rifles. revolvers, loading tools.
hunters outfits, watches jeweiry
guitars. yiolins. bantos. Inandolins, at about
one-half regular dealers prices, at PAWN
SHOP. No. 1909 E st. NV. ocf-6mo
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
Hep Wanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words 10c

w WANTED-A position as book keeper.
clerk or watchman, can furnish COED
refs Address II. NJ j. thiS office. fes-2r
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GRACE II. Z. CHURCH. corner Ninth
and ; streets northwest. Rev. Watson Case,
pasior-1l a. ni.. " Human Hearts Touched
by Cod { 80 .. IN, Gods Spiritual Fire
men," Suaday-Sctool at $50 a. m.: Ep-
worth Les que. $50 d. m; prayer meeting
IN Thursday ut 20 n IN
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.

Hip Wanted and SiisafioHs lTantsd
20 Words for 10-
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j. WA 1KER SONS. aoa 1othst.
NV, carpet lining, feltS, fire brick, and
clay, asbestos, paints, brushes, lime, cement.
two and three-piy roofing material ap2l If
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Continued on Third Page.
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FCG : - LE--.>sVeA and Fixtures OF
groceries, notions, tobacco and cigars,
au-i CourccfI"rS; rf'.tr SCH ooI: tloinp gcn,i
business; good reason for selling Can Ell
l. 81 NV fcS.2t
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CENTRAL N. P CHURCH. Twelfth and
NJ streets northwest. Rev. S. j. Smith.
paStor-11 4. m. " TnWearied DUing:'i
z 80. y. M, revival service, to be continued
during week: Sunday-school $50 q. IN.
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. IN. Bring
cntnp ono
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FOR SALE-HOuSEs.

FOR SAL Rent or Exchange-New
frame house; cellar; water. one or more
acres. b. & F. r. R., Room Z, 93o F St NV.
fe2-7t
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FOR So EE-aerfield Pharmacy. cor.
18th and / sts. NV, city, at public
auction, at the premises, Saturday, Feb
Z, s96, at 81 10 o'clpck p. m JOHN c.
CHANEY assignee. 1890 + ST. NV
ja3l.St,em
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BROOKLAND II. L. CHURCH. Rev VII.
liain ii Chapman. p2stor-Sunday-Sc
at 10 a. IN: preaching at 1l:20 a m by
the pastor; class meeting at Gas p. M:
service nj 30 p IN. conducted by the
Epworth Leag que, prayer service WeGnes-
daV evening.
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w NTED- 0Sitiou as salesman in
iCrniturc store; ten years experience.
AddreSS e.. s. p, his office. GfS-2t
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FOR RENT-Delightful office room;
suitable for professional man; 2d-floor:
1913 F st: apply promptly. fe7-St
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METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Fourth and B southeast, Rev.
George N. Lpocock' D. u, pastor-Preach-
and 7:30 p. M; morning subject, ''The
New Heart. It's Nature and Necessity"
evening subject, days of Heaven Upon
the Earth: Sabbath-school, $50 a. M:
Y. p. s. c. e., $50 p. III. a cordial
Nrf.ll.ofne TO al.
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FIFTEENTH STREET NJ. L. CHURCH.
corner r north weSt-Preaching IL q. m.
and 7:30 p. m, boy the pastor, Rev. W. W.
Van Arsdale: Sunday-schOol, $50 a. NJ:
Epworth League. $50 y. m. Seats free:
ali are cordially invited.
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w A NTED-To buy a 2-horse wagon;
one that will bear two tons. Address
Box K. this Office Item
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ANTED- Steady woman 10 cock.
wash, aud iron for small family AD-
ply. q % D refs. before 10 a m or after g D.
m, at 1888 18th S. NV fe7-3t-e -ein
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WANTED-By young man, EiEei cen,
with one Years experience in 6rUG bGSi-
ness: best of refs. Address 13 Y, this cffice.
faS0
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MONEY TO LOAN-On District
real estate, in sums TO suit, at and s
per cent. REDFORD w. WALKER &
SON 1905 ST. NV. ja25-Im-eTD
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w WAETED-By white Ecan aged 36,
with snlaE children; experienced cake
baker: long time without work. wants any
position that viii pay rent. Please adj
tresS HELR. this OFFICE. Item
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TUX z En- Il nlCe ruUiiIS, I'd I0lf. IOf
light houseEeepins; southern exr,siire
Geo 9th st. nv, cor K fe7-3f
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81 coo and upwards
NATIONAL SAVINGS, LOAN AND
TRUST CO., 617 F NV. ia2S-I4t
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w WANTED-Two more good men 10
tih Vacancies. a ms gnincent chance for
soiicitors % make big money. Address
EAGLE. this Office. fes-2t
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So. <-.S.Sx. rs. vi eguca tIon and re-
Lnetnent. capable OF reaching a eul-
snfeu s class OF peop 2 here in the Capital will
Central Bldg, Sth St and Pa ave-: an
entirely new "coinblnation;H fresh ter
rltory. and big money! feb4-7t
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" ~ a 4 = L~iNI sttuoEfdp puer ana
t4peWIitef who can furnish her own
machine: light work: give reference exre-
Renee, ard state salary wanted To start on
Address j. N. s.. this office feS9r
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WA NTED-By man aged 30, post
ton as DO0kkeeper or insurance clerk
ten years experience; refs. the best Oh
taiaables salary SIS per week. Address
PRO RATA, this office fe6-3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-15

One girl was sweeping the fine short,
ncwly-mown grass with heath broom,
the other was busy tying carnations;
their voices sounded nigh and clear as
they moved and talked.
"Cousin Gerald has shown me his
hand, Margie," said the girl with the
broom. "Oh, these men, when they try
TO scheme, they are too delightfully."-
transparent. How they plume them
selves on the subtlety of their little
wiles and lures!"
"And what is his little game?" asked
Margie, who was kneeling by the car
nations, which were just bursting out
into spicy pink and crimson bloom.
"The usual refuge of the destitute,
child, to marry nm heiress.
Gerald" cried Margie, "why, he's
going to marry me--so people say"
'Not Gerald, goosey. His friend, this
precious young Sir Wilfred Carr, who,
according TO him, is "a lovely blend of
Apollo and Adonis, with a spice of Bay
ard thrown in"
"Dear Rosalind, it's no use to- fight
against Fate, and suitors. Marry one
and you'll be rid of the rest. Have
him"
ITO spite the others? No, Margic,
my only chance is 10 disguise myself in
poverty and 60 n hunting for disin-
tcrested husband. Have him yourself
and leave me 90 take care of Gerald.
Gerald would be world the better for
q good heartbrcak. He couldn't marry
me, you see. lie thinks cousins mar
riages wicked. So do /, but that's
neither here nor there. BY the way,
when IN this charming youth to arrive 2"
''He dimes with us tonight, and be
couldn't do that unless he had arrived,
could hep"
Ills astral body might. I'll be as
hideous as / can, at all events-wear
that green gown. i wonder what
Fraser will do when he finds l have
mown and swept his grass?"
"Fraser will probably swear"
Rosalind left the inclos>i garden and
lennt on her broom. whistling softly. as
81 lost In thought; Margaret sat on bit
Of broken wall hard by. arranging
bunch of carnations, tieing them with n
piece OF bast that hung round her neck.
and singing. Ifer skirt was soiled with
garden mold and tucked up on one side.
her fair hair was rufiied. Kogaffnd's
darker hair had become loosened bv
exercise. and her fringe pushed OF her
forehead Under her hat, hat once
white brtnow Drowned by sun and rain.
Both girls were looking at the heavy
oa<ca gates fitted ia the stone archway
and haired and dcrossbarrcd for strength.
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was choosing some photographs set out
on little table beneath the cottage win
dow. II can't afford TO spoil my com
plexion or over-tire myself to-day. The
dragon must be faced this evening and
the siege begun at once"
eff you do spoil your lovely mug, you
might still powder for the evening""
suggested Brandon, "and put on fresh
pair of stays"
"Too great n grind, old Timon. o for
n beaker full of the warm south; full
of the true, the blushful Hip"
"Or some ginger pop, it's only a
penny?" suggested Margery. looking up
with merry, bright eyes, and laying her
slender forefnger on n stone bottle
on the table, while Rosalind packed
Brandon's views in an envelope and gave
him change.
with kiss thrown in ?" whispered
Carr, as, with a sudden deft movement
he threw his arm round Mnrgery
and brought his face close to hers just
in time to receive such q well-inten.
toned, single-hearted box on the ear. as
made the archway echo, startled the
owls and bats, sent cloud of pigeons
scurrying up on the ruined walls, stag
gered the recipient of it, and convulsed
Brandon and Rosalind between indgna-
ton and laughter; that did not wake
Grannie-or at least only enough 10 sea-
son her nap with conscious enjoyment,
and the agreeable reflection that her
work was being admirably done for her.
Cnnfinued Tomnrrnu
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Though ruined, Carlen castle sat
proudly upon its steep acclivity, its dis
mantled and crumbling keep on the sea-
ward summit, its fine castellated gate
way facing landward with stately de-
fiance, and looking up long valley be-
tween chalk hills. 1t made good point
OF view from Carlen house, modern
white mansion on the opposite hill slope,
half hidden by the thick beechwoods,
which, screened by each hill from the
salt sen winds, climbed both hills, the
slopes of which, meeting in broad V,
allowed glimpse of sea from the level
high road running through the village
at the foot of the castled hill. These
ruins were among the show places OF
the country and the object of many cx-
cursions and picnics thewhole summer
long, but chiefly in the tourist season,
when Carlen folk gathered double
harvest, one from the fields and another
from the visitors, whose four-horsc
coaches, wagoncttes and char-a-bancs
clustered thickly outside the Carlen
arms and the Castle inn, in company
with innumerable bicycles, the riders
of which found il easier TO climb tho
steep wooded road TO the castle gate
without wheels. Though of steep as
cent, it was fair road, screened oy
beech and ash, offering lovely prospects
and passing on arches over the dry
moat. A groove for portcullis showed
what once had been, and loopholes in
each beautifully-rounded turret by the
yaulted entrance recalled days when
the bows of English foemen were
feared. Inside the heavy oaken gate
was level green sward, closely shaven
and shaded by trees; near the gateway
was a stone cottage with mullioned win
dows amid much greenery and bloom,
and plot of garden ground. Here
lived the old gitekeeper and his wife.
Another garden, free OF the tower
shadows, lay beneath the broken wall
opposite the castellan's cottage; this
was inclosed by wire fencing and led
to a small modern Tudor house built
into the ruins out of old and weathercd
stone. This garden had down the mid
die a broad turf walk, bordered with
old-fashioned flowers, lavender, stocks
and carnations behind which were
espalier fruit trees, making light fenc-
ing for vegetables beyond.
The slim figures of two young women,
wearing straw sailor hats, cotton
blouses and dark plain skirts, moved
over the sunny turf among the flowers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-15
SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of an execution No. i2, sSS. Issued
from the clerks .ftice of tho Sixth District
Court holden in the city of Providence
the sth day of June A. ID. 1890, and r-turna
bic to said court the sih day OF September
a. d., 1895, wherein Charles Bayshotf Is PLAIN.
Tin and William {. sphrry, Joseph suDdin
alias John Doe and supdin alias Jane Doe CO.
partners as Sundip& Sparry all OF said Provi-
dence arc the defenoants. viii he sold at
public auction on FRIDAY. the 10Th day OF
June A. ID. 1895, at o'clock y. m. in section
l., In the Providence Warehouse. Co.. Mason
street. Providence. II. ]. tho following
described goods and cba:sls of the defendants
Snndin a. Sparry. which we're by mo attached
on the original wris on the 4th day OF May
A. ID lsS6. at - o'clock p. IN. in which the
above named execution was obtained TO
show cases and contents, oil cloth end limo.
leum, prescription counter and shelving.
chairs. lounge, roll top desk, 2 counters, back
bic, key witch hazel, money drawer. 2 Pic
sures and frames, mortsrs and pestHls, ~
gross corts. 81 pint bottles. glass stop, s0l Alb.
bottles wide mouth. 55 small bottles. 10 pint
bottles. l5A To-. bottles, l61a ID
bottles Of perfume. 10 fancy bottles
gross OF. bottles, CO heib
cans. prescription scsle and weights,
one common scale and weights, ~
jugs, demijohns. demijohn of witch hazel,
of amopia and all ano every other article
in drug store at No. ls2 Broad street in said
Providence.
Levied on this Stb day of Jane, A. D., 1885,
at :i5 o'clock q. IN. and will DO sold TO sat-
isfy said execution ~ su fiicient.
CHARLES ~. BROWN.
is-I0t Deputy sheriff.