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.cHAPTER xiv.-continued.


Rumors of Ilda's comparatively hap
Strslensk had reached them, and had
relieved them Of apprehension as to
her whereabouts and condition. AS
long as she was SO near and until
some word was heard regarding Olga,
they determined to make no enort 10
escape. The time they remained they
felt was not wasted, for Alexis was
convinced that Cobb was not idle,
and that he would soon get tidings
from his friend.
Matters were in this condition when
whole aspect of affairs, and which mad
momentous bearing upon the lives
and fortunes of the exiles.-
The work on the roads TO which
lvaf. and Alexis had been assigned
was in charge of an officer named
Onasoff-a coarse and brutal man OF
no education. The fact that Alexis
and Ivan, by reason of their attain
merits, had been excused from man
ual labor, and has been detailed as
petty overseers, rankled in his heart.
Eit hdltu A'A AANAA 7hIN''S''N"
oye.. the class he was accustomed to
command, and lost no opportunity OF
venting upon them his spiteful nature.
But II was only after the party OF eN'
lies left Chita and onasoff was placed
in command, when for the time being
he eas supreme, that he had the full
opportunity he crayed TO show his
hostility to Ivan and Alexis. A failure
to salute him when he passed-and
he made point OF passing dozen
times an hour; the slightest cessation
in their work, even their conyersa-
tion. was made a pretext for venting
his brutal rage upon the helpless ex-
lies. They well knew that remon-
STRANGE or resistance were equally iu-
tile. and submitted in silence to the
insults and jeers and insulting cpl
thets launched at them by the brute
who had them in his power.
But there was limit TO their en-
durance.
One morning poor fellow named
Helmanoff found himself so i'll that
when the orders were given to fall in
he was unable TO respond. The OFF,
Ger ran to where the PROSTATE man
lay suffering, and with the remark
that he would allow no shamming in
his command. kicked the helpless sut-
ferer in the face.
Alexis sprang forward.
Well" said Onasoff, what do you
want?"
The man is lido not treat him
like that"
onasor drew his hand and struck
at Alexis. Ivan sprang up at the same
moment and stopped the blow.
II was enough.
onasoff's orders were given. The
soldiers rushed upon Alexis and Ivan,
and In n minute, bruised and bleed
ing. they were borne to the earth and
placed in irons. Then, under strong
guard. they were marched 30 Chitka
and charges preferred against them.
Their punishment in the first place
was TO be deprived of all privileges,
and 10 be compelled to take their
places with the common convicts,
while awaiting the decision of the gov
crnor of the province on the charges
which Onasoff had forwarded.
When these charges were returned.
after examination by the governor. he
had endorsed thereon the punishment
Of the exiles.
The sentence was that Alexis and
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Jig Saw" Architecture.

A block above this cottage is an.
other of these oli.time lodges. 1t used
TO stand at the entrance to the Isaac
Martin place, Sat now 1t is on the
property OF Mrs. ]. Hood Wright.
whose country house is back on Fort
Washington avenue This lodge
standing directly alongside the pri.
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vate road leading to the gates Of The
Folly, as the Wright place IL called,
Is occupied by the dairymen Of the
estate. The Martins left little impres.
eion on the life Of the old days In
this colony. Architecturally their
lodge house belongs to what has been
called the Zig saw" order Of architec.
.ure. and was built in the period
which has been called "ths relsu Of
error BY historians Of this art In
America.
Opposite point on Broadway
Shere the dlgn o. the lamp post tens
rou It u 17stA street olAcially. thourh
here b no skreet out shfosih. aS :
subotoAtiel bs1o& eoekoG6 ~ 4 Z
,len1aae e ~. rosty y1aS1
s . seS2 .. ~
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Woman 4..d Of seattle Ho.p|!'.

Mrs. Marion B. Baxter is az ". U..up
Of the only free hospital IN 0s poss,
Wash, the hospital-ship ldsno' ,.lritet
8. Greene and other puplic,ss,p, s,n ~
men Of the city bought the SLY 10
gave It for the beneht OF ,nO ,nsr,,,lt
poor to pay for admission 70 ~, noi, rsafs
Mrs. Baxter has been for seSe., e'.,,. &
ON the editorial staG Of seA'
per.
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Mms, oer.sx aAakss psnIa'. Y,

Nine. Maxine 0ofky y \
asninst the story - often to'e y
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Ivan were to be sent Immediately to
hard labor in the dreaded mines of
karcl
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Great Editors Home.
That all OF the estates beiongiti 70
this time were not directly on the sia
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

7:s5 A. "a DAILY-Local for Harrisonhurr
Warrenton, Danville. AID way stations
IO:sI A NJ DAILY-Wasbington and Florida
Limited FIrst-claSS coaches and sleeper =,
Columbia Savannah. and 1acksonyil.e
Dining car Service.
HES RI N DAILY-Eaitcd States Fast Mail
First-c.ass coaches and sleeper to New or.
leans Dining Car service
I:Ol p. ii. WEEK DANS-LocaI for Harrt
sonburg and way stations on Manassas
Branch
S.55 p. NJ. pAII.Y-I>oeal for wa--en,op ara
Charlottesville
80 p II OkILY-New York and Atlanta
Express. Elrst-clasS Coach 10 AtI.ota
Sleeper - Columbus. GF-. via AtIanfa.
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper WashIngton
TO San Francisco Mondays and Friiavs
Express. Through Coaches and Sleepers no
Columbia. Savannah and JacksenvIlle
Sleeper 10 Augusta ana Port Tampa Din,
Ing Car Service a Ia Carte.
lO:oO 2. NJ DAILY-Nerg York and Menn-ht.
Limited (via Lynchburg). First-ciass coach
and sleeping car TO Roanoke knoxVilIe-
Chattanooga, and Memphis; sleeper 10 New
Orleans. Dining Car service.
l0:45 u. NJ DAILY-Washingto and South-
western Limited All Pullman train OBJ
servation Car 10 Atlanta and Macon Club
Car 10 Atlanta. Sleepers To Nashville. At
ianta, Macon. Memphis. birmingham. New
Orleans. Dining Car service.
II. b SPENCER. General Manager
Oct. Q. S. H. HARDWICK. Pass. Traf Mgr
1905 w. H. TAYLOE. Gen. Pass. Agent
i. S. BROWN. General a gent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily
$50 p M.-CHlCAGO AND ST LOUIS SPE-
CIAL- S1lid veStibUie. electric lighted.
Dining Car Train TO Cincinnati. with Pull
man Sieepers Louisville. Cincinnati, In
dianapoits, Chicago. and ST. Louis Par
lar Car Washington TO Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Car from
Washington
mo p. MI F. V LIMITED. Solid ves-
tibule electric lighted. Dining Car train
TO Cincinnati. with Pullman Sleepers to
Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville.
Compartment Sleeper 70 Virginia Hot
SPRINGS daily except sunday. SieSpers
Cincinnati TO Chicago and S. Louis
Dining Car
Reservation and tickets at 5l3 Pennsylvania
avenue. O03 Fourteenth street, near F, and
nj the station Telephone l64O for Pennsyl-
vAnia Cab Service h ". FULLER.
Telephone Main 1856 Gen'l Passenger Agt-
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

For Petersburg, Raleigh. Wilmington Co
lumbia. Savannah Jacksonville, Tampa A.
lanta. Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola, and
New Orleans.
1850 An DAILN-Seabonrd MaiI-Throura
Pullman Sleeper to Jacksonville Fla 60
Meeting CT Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 10
Atlanta.
IS P. NJ DAILN-Seaboard Express solid
train 20 Jacksonville and TAMPA wfth
through Pullman SleeperS. Also Slee Der to
Birmingham this train
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITEFS.

FOR SALE-Good Underwood typewriter
cheap. Address BOX 20, Times Office ocl0-3
FOX SALE-A No. 0 Remington typewriter
IN perfect condition with all the latest at
,aehments; price SS5. Apply after 4:a0 at
l5ll Church st. NV ocIo-st
foR SALE-No. 1 Densmore typewriter; a
bargain. FLAT Al. The Loudoun. ocs-3t
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-BicycIe; strictly firs;-class condi-
ton only Address with fun particulars,
BOX 30. Times Office ociO-St
WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
In Washington. II3 Pennsylvania ave. NV
oc0-5t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Yvithin t.xo miles Of Wash,r0-
1oh on electric line. new 7-room house. 20
acres. large orchard. only $1,000 cash. bal
ahce TO suit Price. $4,000. Also 2s acres
noose ~ ana poultry house. $40 per acre; easy
terms; also large lots s1s5 each: al end or
SeW High bridge; terms SIS down, balance
per week: 10 per cent OF for cash
'AM6S Il CLEMENT. l4O6 C ST. NV
i EoH sALE-At Berwyn. near steam and troll
icy SA.s, splendid new house, ready TO
move in: nine rooms: large grounds. All
Ishced' stable and outbuildings: good water
IL you nave 500 cash you can buy this home
on rental basis at about half the cost; owner
a non-restdent and must sell
JOHN J. kLEINER & CO.. eI7 F St NV
FOR SALE-Beautiful healthy xentiernan,s =
home' l3S acres; on railroad in Virginia
close to city. For particulars address BOX
o3 1lnIes ouIce. oc10-3t
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PASTURAGE.

FOR RENT-Large pasture field: running
water and shelter: outskirts OF George
lown. fine grass. LITTLEFIELD. & AL
yOaO. 3oth. Gth, d and l. SITS. NV oce12t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TAKE CAPITAL TRACTION CARS on
Pennsylvania ave. marked " and c. anc
so over the new electric line free transfers)
and buy a lor from which you get a grand
view OF the city. These beautiful Highland
lots are within twelve minutes ride OF the
Capitol, and the lots can De had on easy
payments You can double your money
L. S. REALTY CO.. 1th ST., Pennsylvania
and Louisiana aves NV seT-tf
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC

REAL ESTATE. LOAN AND INSURANCE.
14l4 f. s.. N. w.
TELEPHONE NJ B4s and NJ $685.
The Washington times., 1905-10-10

FOR RENT
THE ALONZO o. BLISS
PROPERTIES.
The Kingman. 423 Mass
ave. nw.-5 rooms. S45
5 rooms 500
The Astoria. Sd and G.
sts. nw.-Rooms, sin
gle and en- suite. $40 up
The lie Grande. COZ 4th
81. nw.-6 rooms. .S3S
New modern apartments,
corner 9th and X SITS.
ne.-5 rooms. heat. and
hot water free. S25
See Janitor. each prop
erty. or w. Z. COWEN,
Bliss building. 35 Il st.
NV Telephone +. Cs5.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.


wANTED-Six- room house November /: nj
agents Address BOX 81. Times Office.
oclO-3t
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-HOuse: nine rooms and recep-
ton hall and all modern improvements: Ia0s
Newton st. JOHN e. LORD. BrookIand
D. g. Oc6-5t
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FOR RENTING brown
stone residences en- y. II.
ave. one block from U
st. car line. Delightful
location: best neighbor-
hood: houses newly reno
waited throughout. Hot
water heat
lS22 ". II. ave,
II rns. 2 baths. $500
1924 N H. ave.
II rns. 2 baths. $500
Also l746 Q st. nw..
10 rooms. 5000
Caretaker IN charge.
See w. Z. COWEN,
Bliss Building.
Telephone E. 6e5.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOX SALE-Cigar store at a bargain: must
III st. NV ocIo a.
The Washington times., 1905-10-10

APPLY TO HOTEL FREDONIA for fine
six-room fiat northwest oc7-st
RENT-THE CAIRO Q ST.. NEAR 10TH
apartments OF any size. furnished or un-
furnished: large closets. oco-3Ot
VISIT THESE APARTMENTS AND YOU
WILL WANT ONE-Rent only sl5.5 so for the
lower apartment and SI6.50 for the upper
apartment on Orleans place ne between
9th and 9TH. l. and M sts. me-; new apart
ments or four cheerful rooms and bath tust
competed, with cabinet mantels. china clos
cts, back porchcs yards ana wood sheds
Ihe best In town for the money BLUNDON
OBhlEN BELT Unc.l. 1920 G ST. NV
Phone Main l2O4-O5 se6-et
COBLENTZ.
FLAT OF i've large rooms; reception hall;
bath; modern; heat: hot-water all the year
Janitor service: northern. southern. western
exposure; facing Truxton Circle; best fats
in the city; S35 per month.
COBLENTZ. Florida ave. and N. Capitol St
oeI7-0
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Tin es Want Ads Bring Resulta
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every cay in the year from foot of TN
ST. for Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport
Neas. and all points south. by the su-
perb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" Norfolk" anI
Washington"
Iv Washington-6 80 pm Lv. Portsmouth s prsa
Lv Alexandria. Z 60 pm Nv. Norfolk. pm
Ar TT. Monroe. 4 90 am Lv- TT. Monroe...7 pm
Ar Norfolk 500 am Ar. fAlSxandria-s $50 an
Ar Portsmouth, am Ar. Washington 4 am
a9Through connection made ar Nor
- folk with steamers OF Old Dominion
- steamship Co. for New York, and Mer-
- chants and Miners steamships for Bos-
ton.
ayFor further information apply at
general ticket Office. 705 18th St. Coll
orado Building telephone Main-22so
- or 7th ST. wharf telephone Main-s76O)
JSO. CALLAHAN,
I'd V. Pres. & Gen Mgr
w II. CALLAHAN, Gen Pass. Agf.
seS-tf
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-Excellent truck farm. 25 acres:
good buildings; 800 per year. GieSboro
manor. near Congress Heights. Apply n ID.
JARBOE, Giesboro. II. i. HElSKELI.
Weather Bureau. oc1-st
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UNFINISHED.
NORTHWEST.

UNFINISHED.
NORTHWEST. NORTH"E
SO25 9, l2r. b.....s50 SO, Iightwood. d. c..
t2l II. l2r. D. 80 OO' 3 rooms. s......'... zo.t
poO ~. I.aY. lar n EO ~ HensingtOn,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NEW Baby Carriage given TO me: cost $50:
sell for $50 Address BOX 20. Times office.
oce-3t
FOR RENT. sale. or exchange, the hand
some country residence property called ''Col-
ungswood Farm, adjoining Riggs Farm. In
Prince Georges county. Md: any reasonable
oner will be entertained. Apply or address,
J. H. 1916 10th st. oc3-tf
WILL EXCHANGE a sectional bookcase
worth SIS. for cabinet indexed file OF
responding value. Address BOX coo Times
Office ocS-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. LYDIA JOHNSON (graduated in
Sweden), 1912 @ st. NV, hyg.enic face mas
sage and electric treatment: perfect clean
ing OF the skin: this week half price. oce-3t
LACE CURTAINS laundered, IS cents. 10TH
ST. LAUNDRY, 724 10th 81. NV. oc9-3t
HAVE ARRIVED TODAY-6,OOO baskets OF
Concord grapes; s-pound baskets for purpose
Of making wine and preserves. JOSEPH ID
GIORGIO CO. 921h Louisiana ave. NV
Phone Main g06. oc5-sOt
LACE CURTAINS Numbered. s0c 2lI d
ST. NV. ocS-3t
COLLECTIONS OF autographs and curios
bought and sold. HEITMCLLER ART co
1907 l4th st. oc7-7t
TRASH OF One Generation Becomes the
Treasure OF Another" / VIII buy your old
furniture. stoves. carpets. etc Why go 10
Junk shops? All business confidential Ad-
dress BOX 577. Times office. oc7-7t
The Washington times., 1905-10-10

The Marion, Ar, b. $3.50
l34O kenesaw, ,6r. b $500
1912 kenesaw. .6r. b $500
1344 kenesaw. or, b $500
The Allenhurst.
18th & Col. road,
Or. b. apts. $3.50 & 20
The Stoddert. 5r.b $3.50
The Avon. 1lth &
Col. road. 5r, b.
apis $3.50 & $3.50
The Stoddert. Or. b $50
STO
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He's Directly West OF Aqueducr Bridge
DOMINION HEIGHTS,

Situated at an altitude of over 40 feet above
washington, on THE GREAT FALLS AND
OLD DOMINION ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Cars will run on a I0-rninute schedule and
IN ~ minutes time TO the Treasury A
quicker access to the city than any other
suburb The best ballasted. best equipped
and most serviceable and regular running
electric line entering Washington
Ihis beautiful section restricted TO refined
and cultured people. No undesirable neigh
oors No saloon in this section, having been
eliminated from the county. These beauti-
be purchased by paying SO down and IS per
month We charge you no intereat on de-
ferred payments.
into this matter you VIII learn that there
is more progress along the line OF improve
meDr and Investment in the northern end of
Alexandria county than in any other section
out OF Washington / will not harass you
II what you learn about this section does not
appeal to you.
The Washington times., 1905-10-10

WE HAVE some valuable improved and un-
improved property on 14th St extension; como
to see US.
A. NJ LEGG & CO..
Washington Savings Bank Building
18th and G Streets. oc9-tf
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Farm 100 acres miles from
Washington. near car lines: 1-room house
one tenant house, large barn. corn hous.
grsinary. stable. II horses. fruit Of al kinds
spring and dairy. good land; all IN excel
lent condition Address owner J. ] FINK
Berwyn. Md ocI0-ft
FOR SALE-A bargain; in Virginia; Is miles
from city; 10 acres. near trolley railroad
schools. churches. postoffice; Groom house
and all outbui.dings; incubators and brood =
ers: horse, wagon and all fam implements.
fine we'll shade and fruit trees: only 81 $40
FRANK g. BUTTS, Real Estate Broker
Commercial National Bank Gldg. oc9-tf
TEN ACRES LAND: two miles from Rlad-
ensburg. Annapolis county road Amply
on premises or address NJ. r. FERRAL
Landover. Md. ocs-St
FOR SABE-Six-room house: ten acres rich
land. stable: pigeon house: four chicken
houses. good orchard; fronts on pike: oujy
S1.5Oo including horse. wagon, toois brood
ers. incubator. etc Call quick, BOOTH :
FARM AGENCY. 10Th and G SITS NV over
Loco farms ana country homes for sale
oc7-6t
FIVE ic-ACRE FARMS, oury s.x niles frc..5
tie center OF the city ana 3. mile from
steam and electric railroad one OF these
farms has on II valuable spriag The,
are well adapted for POULTRY raising
trucking. or for q florist. We can sell
them for $500 Gown and SIS per month
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO.,
1928 New York ave. NV. oc6-tr
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FOR RENT-New house; rooms and bath /:
$3.50 near car stable. llI6 North Carolina
ave- ne oco-7t
FOR RENT-1107 I st ne, @ rooms and bath:
rent 5000. Apply to F. S. COLLINS co.
Qnc-), 7O3 18th st nw oca-at
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FOR ENT-FURNISHED HOUSES

FURNISHED HOUSE. ten rooms: s47 worth
now rented; price. s57. Apply BOX $685.
Times office. ocS-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-For 1--WE days only. two lots. is
feet 9 inches by ~ feet 4 inches each; price
$3.50 for both II sold within hve days; loca-
ton Cd and L sts sc. HARRY f. GLAD
MAN. 2O4 East Capitol st. Phone East 3l6
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
FARMS AT ACREDALE,

NEARLY two acres: seven-roOm house; good
water necessary out5uildings; sixty fruit
trees, grapes: small fruit; very nice home;
owner will sell cheap. Address r. H
HUGHES, Berwyn. Nd. ocs-st
The Washington times., 1905-10-10

BEAUTIFUL HOME LOTS
FOR SALE.
Fronting on River road and Wisconsin
ave. and interior streets, lying between
Buy a Lot NOW and Secure Home Site
Prices Ranging From $500 20 5000.
substantial discount TO any who Will
build n substantial home immediately
CASH PAYMENT 500 or more required
and balance on easy payments.
GEO. w. LINKINS,
SOLE AGENT. 500 18th St " w.
: au22-H
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
wANTED-EoRsEs AND VEHICLES

wANTED-Twenty teams to haul dirt; long
job: also shoyelers. Apply 1st and Decatur
SITS re oc9-2t
WANTED-Two light. gentle horses NOT
afraid of cars. to stand TO block for sales
mems use. Address BOX 597. Times Of
nce- ocS-3t
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DINING ROOM: location Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; clearing So day over all expenses; bar
gain az $1,000 NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROkERS, GIL # Oc7 O.
The Washington times., 1905-10-10

FOR SALE-Orient bicycle. with coaster
brake. cheap. v0S New York ave. NV.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

All old Line Companiesare my friends
and the friends of humanity
They are al safe and sound and
fulfill their contracts.
They protect the insurance in his old
age and financial difficulties.
They protect the widow and orphan
when the loving husband and father is
asleep to wake no more in this world;
So that his love for them lives after
death, and so all true Men love, and
provide for those they love.
The Spectator OF New York publish
es list OF the Solvent and Safe old
Line Companies in the United States
and Canada, 50 in this Country and %
in Canada.
The Pacific Mutual of California is
in thislist, 81 years old" In all of IS
history, 1t has never failed to meet
its obligations promptly. 1t still stands
unquestioned, for Honest Dealings and
safe investments and large Annual
Dividends We invite close inspections
OF its policies and places, and know we
will satisfy the insuring public
Our Ideal Policy is the best contract
on the market TO day-I want a few
good .hustling men in my territory to
sell these Policies for me-a no one
contract to the right Man
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

Arc You going To try the lawn NOW
cr ag;in:" she asked
NO ma'am; the lawn mower does
no; cutcr mo my calculations.
lis is it anything - do with sleep
in: in It hammock in the back Yard
II may rot Sleep at all
'Yca "rc not going to try - save
half tie S1s o. anything of th"t sort.
/ hope"
Il fail to understand YOU. One woi:i
thinl, from your talk that / am Can
gcrous man around my own house.
simply said that l should be very busy
this evening"
YES, but you know you get fads
sometimes" she explained, "and when
you do one can't always tell what Is
going to happen
"Fads? Tads? Woman, l never had
fad in my life. You can't name an
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

.'wp insects lying en- their backs
nilh khrir !e4s ~ and Il panied and
wondriiag c@p.r sion oa their faces.
They have been regularly knocked out.
"All insects now down ANA out, and
only making feeble efforts to ascer-
tain where they are at, think have
proved beyond Il doubt that II enough
French brandy can be cmptcd into in
Tested spots the mosquito can be rem
dcrcd dumb and harmless for certain
length of time. 1t may even be that
his death will result from his spree.
shall watch the case for several hours
.l'alf IN hour later: Still boozy.
''pne hour later: rs quiet as lambs.
] have turned them over anl over, hut
lo Gll intents aud purposes they are
dead. # hy grtling The mosquitoes
Gi America dead drunk we can Kill
them OF, will the Prohibition party
furnish their share Of tie llquidf"
Mir. Bowscr laid down his pen ana
leaned back 10 mentally figure out the
number of barrels of brandy required
TO make I thorough JOB of it, and when
midnight came N!;.s. Bowscr descended
Tie stairs to find him sound asleep.
The gas was blazing away, but the bot.
~ was smpt. l'hn nix mosQmEo1s
had got over their booze and come 0lT,
and they were sitting on his bald head
and getting in their work, She did not
disturb them. sro picked lp tie pen
ana wrote:
'Iiint number eight: Canine. the mos
quito hc taught 10 bite baldhcadcd men
and let the rest of us alonc:"
VI. QUAD.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13

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l--'o w. :, ,a,S 49,, ,,.rT srnuILn't
49,. ,''.,.,', ..,.,,r,tion myself and call it
nv t.l' y =. '',,,,,,, i''',,,,,o .n,,,nt.
loN SCI :, I,,',,,,.i, ,l,n I,ottIc thn
,ssi,.n I'm, evident |
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= "''''',' ~, '''' ~ ~ .,nou b,vs TO
me ~ , ev.,mn and
.,Pi''sn '', ,I,, ..r.s. ,rd luqhcs
'"I"M ''"'' .,', i,,,o,,,. I,,., .otflc1
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.''H0 ,,.ra,.t I,,,,,,rv This
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/ -, '''' i,,.,, +r,t ,bcro IL cnoii.,h
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-, =, ,,,i't .,,,,,., themselves. II!at
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', ,,,, .,,..,,ui,, cnull Inc aroused
,,i, in G.,htinm among them.
~ ,,',,,,.,,,.t Immunity have Il bet
~. '.,,,,,,c,. ,r ...,rrg
,,,.,ntr ,niuutc; since the in.
.. ,,rl.rcI the mcot. and they are
.,,, -, ,r.,,sol,..s This .-ncs TO
rroyr tl.t when Il mosquito settles on
,..,,. ,r 4, farmers meet; he i; there
.,,l maj amy hone of lis tax
H. ~. ,,c.,,rtrrc nftcr. three or four
, ~, IL - voir one. Thc~c is hint
rn..c I'm. Il, NOT know exactly what
, .nI..,. ,..,rI lie .csa1iltyrs oT thc
~' N: s:.% II y 3, ana a. a. a nF@ ..., 6.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-13
NIu;uni DIstrnst

"A genius" said the young man with
long lair and eyeglasses, usually re-
cards the world as Il balky mule"
Yes answered Miss Cayenne, ''and
the world usually regards a genius rs
Il Lcrsc that is trying to rUn away
Washington Star.