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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-10-03
The Story Of Uncle Dick
L. MONTGOMERY.

L. M. MONTGOMERY.

WOA uul Luc W UIuVO.
eff I were a boy!'' groaned Sibyl,
then caught her breath at a dismaying
thought. Perhaps this was the "Nexte
thynge." Ridiculous! A college girl
delivering pigs! But that was not the
proper point of view.
Her father wavered as he rose, and
Sibyl sprang to steady him. ''Iie
down again, Father" she heard her
self saying. '"I'll deliver that Pig
ooh, Sibyl!' her mother CALCULATED;
but her father looked up at her with
new appreciation twinkling in his
eyes.
''Guess I'm not ready to- swap you
for son. he said; and his tone was
Sibyl's reward. otis bargain, Sibyl
If you'll deliver the pig, I'll stay right
here. Let her go, HENRIETTA" he
urged. Cali she has to do is to drive
two miles. Farrar'll see to unloading
the pig"
"The neighbors will be shocked;
and suppose she should meet the
Speddings! What would they think?''
quavered Mrs. Denslow.
''The Speddings!'' calculated Sibyl,
| adjusting her hat. II haven't seen
them since we were children. Do you
mean they are here?''
II must have told you that they
have remodelled the old house and in
tend to spend the summer here, with
all sort of gay doings. 1 was glad, for,
if the old acquaintance is revived, it
will add to your pleasure.
iSibyl laughed. cit is extremely I'M
| likely that they even remember my
existence. Why, they haven't been
here since Mr.. Speeding died-twelve
years, isn't it? The last I heard of
them, Stuart Speeding and his cousin,
Carl Hurst, were tramping in Europe
and the girls were at Bar Harbor with
their aunt"
Anyway, 1 hate to have you go on
such an Grand" persisted Mrs. Den
slow. But at a merry glance from
Sibyl, her objections died away.
'STell Farrar that, when I can't keep
my promise, I've a daughter who'll
do it for me-" Mr.. Denslow called
after Sibyl. "College hasn't spoiled
our girl" he sighed, contentedly.
Pushing the barn door open, Sibyl
unhitched Hector and climbed to the
wagon seat. ''Thank fortune, Fathers
pigs are always clean,'' she ejaculat-
ed; ''but they are loathsome beasts
at the BEST" With repugnance, she
gaZed over her shoulder at the porcine
countenance, partly obscured by the
Stats of the large crate in which the
pig was confined. The little eyes
cleaned malevolently back, and a
moist pink snout shifted greedily in
her direction. Sibyl drew up the reins
and drove out into the vivid sunshine,
waving her whip gaily as she saw her
mothers disappearing face at the win
dow
Unused ito other locomotion than
that afforded by his own trotters, Sir
Pig entered upon the expedition with
suspicion. For brief period, he con-
tented himself with circumstances
couched in indignant squeals and OBJ
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ing thunder-heads, white, shining,
mysterious and menacing upon the
horizon, warned the workers to be
diligent. The shouts of the men came
family, mingling with the clatter Of
dishes as Cindy, moving swiftly be-
tween dining-room and Kitchen, brisk
ly demonstrated her ability to clear up
without the aid of the daughter of the
house.
"fPlainly, we nexte thynge' doesn't
lie in Cindy's domain" laughed Sibyl.
"Such activity in all this heat, is pos
itively oppressive
"A wave of fragrance foated up,
carelessly, from the old-fashioned
garden, a greeting from old friends.
1t seemed to say: eve are glad, glad
that you are at home once more. We
hope that you, too, are glad.'
Well, she was glad-h0me had
never seemed more lovely. Yet the
glamOr Of college days, just ended,
held her heart from full contentment.
She missed the stimulation, the alb
sorbing companionships, the delight
some nonsense of that charmed life.
-Four years must mark the limit of
her absence from home. An only
child, her place was here. Yet she
must feel that her young strength
eased the burden of those she held
most dear; she must bring the wider
interests of her college days into the
narrowed circle of village life. When
the days were filled with duties then,
at last, unrest would disappear
Somebody came YEARLY along the
path from the barn. "Why, it's
Father!' exclaimed Sibyl, in surprise
II thought he was ON his way to Mr..
Farrar's. What is it, Father?" she
aren't you well?"
He lifted heavy eyes to the bright
face above. "Only headache, Sibyl.
The sun was hot in the meadow, this
morning [ felt a little dizzy after
Harvesting Hector, but if lie down a
few minutes, I'll be all right"
Sibyl turned soberly from the win
dow Her fathers headaches were to
be dreaded. AS she fastened the studs
of her crisp, green linen gown, her
eyes srayed to a motto quantity il
Illuminated on vellum. In crimson,
blue and gold, it flashed it's counsel ITO
the seeking eyes:
doe Ye Nexte Thynge."
The troubled expression faded, and
smile welled up in the gray eyes.
Dear Nell!'' she murmured, thinking
of the giver. cts good advice; I'm
ready for we nexte thynge.'"
''Come and help me persuade your
father to stay at home" begged her
mother, whom she found bathing the
aching head. "He is worrying because
he promised to deliver that pig this
afternoon"
"There, Henrietta, that's enough.
My head feels better, now" and Mr..
Denslow struggled up from the pill
low. "I've always kept my word;
guess I won't break it for a head
ache.'
"Why not send one of the men?"
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houses OF friends who were all unaf
fectedly glad to welcome her home,
unaffectedly interested in her opinions
and occupations. elf only that hate
full beast would keep quiet until we
reach the woods!'' she ragged, inward
ly, while nodding cordially in answer
to greetings called from shady piazzas.
Holding the reins jauntily, she tried
to give the expedition holiday air.
She could divine the wondering COM
ments and curious surmises that rose
in her wake. But even dignity was
soon denied her.
Vocal efforts proving unavailing to
restore him to his regretted trough,
piggy now tried bodily activity. The
crate was not established firmly, but
wobbled unpleasantly with the mo-
ton of the wagon. No self-respecting
pig could endure that. iSibyl glanced
back uneasily as the crate shifted
from side to side, noting the growing
excitement of her passenger. The
damp snout was now thrust aggres-
sively between the Stats; the little
eyes cleaned wickedly. What was the
abominable beast about to do?''
Just then he did tit being to
throw his bulk against the swaying
side of the crate. Only the frantic
grasp of Sibyl's free hand prevented
catastrophe. There were no more
gay salutes, no affectation Of noncha-
lance, for Sibyps hands and thoughts
were fully Occupied. Fortunately,
Hector could be depended upon and
soon, with rejoicing, Sibyl saw the
last houses Of the village left behind,
while, just before, the green solitude
of the woods promised an interval of
peace.
''1f / drive slowly that wretched
crate will keep it's place 1 hope. 1
wonder if i could brace it with stones.
There is an old wall hereabouts,'' she
thought.
The breath of the woods was CRATE
full upon her hot cheeks, and she took
off her hat The wind leased her
loosened hair into witching little ten
drills. She was forgetting her obnox-
ious errand in sheer delight in the
beauty of the woodland road, it's
depths of green as yet undimmed by
the defling dust of midsummer
Just ahead, the remains of an old
stone wall caught her idly-roving gaze
and, with re-awakened energy, she
frightened the reins. ''No more aero
batic performances, Sir Porker!' she
cried, triumphantly, as Hector sprang
forward. Alas! With her goal in
sight, disaster lay in wait for the un-
wary driver. There was a mighty
lurch, as the wheels struck an obstru-
sive boulder, squeal of fright, a
crash! When Sibyl grasped the fact
that the wagon was still right side up,
she looked back with forebOding. The
body of the wagon was empty-in the
road lay a battered crate-the pig,
ooh, where was he?'
"Umph, umph," came in sweet as
surance from thicket of laurel, and
a glimmer of white moved leisurely
beneath the glossy leaves.
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Trustees Sale.
BROWN 8 ToLsoN. Aaets.. Il55 a 5

BROWN < TOLsON. Auets.. Il09 n st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IN
IMPROVED LOT on 27TH ST., BE-
TWEEN r AND c. SITS. n. ".
BY virtue OF q certain deed OF trust re-
corded an Liber 1867 AT folio l6i ct seq. one
Of The land records Of the District uf Co
lumbia, the unIersig ned surviving trustee VIII
sell. IN front Of the premises. on TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY or AUGUST. 1896. AT 1
O'CLOCK p. NJ, part of original lot g in
square g. described as follows. beginning for
the same al the northwest corner Of said lot
Q: thence east about &C feet 10 the former line
Of the - q q. canal. thence southeasterly
along said line - or Sd feet thence west 81
fees To 25th ST., aHd thence north Is feet
inches 20 place or beginning. Also the fol-
lowing described piece Of ground. formed bv
the accretfon Of the Potomac river 70 said
mari az said lot @ viz; a certain striD be-
riDnfna az northwest corner Of said lot >.
Fbence a. est 10 the shore line Of the Potomac
river. thence southeriy along the said shors
zine esiA feet. thence east 10 the southwest
corner Of said parBof l0t > as above describe5-
thence north along ZlIh 81. 10 Jhe place ~
states IN that portion thereof which nuns
through 9Th St
srce ia one and TWO years with lnfererf -
per cent per an1um. payable sen1i-sr
nuaII. or ali cash. N option of purehase--
s100 DEPOSIT required at time OF safe ana tbs
purchaser allowed ten days 20 complete rs1r.
chase Further particulars at time end pIsea
Of sale. FRED " PRATT
RuS-o&ds Surviving T. ustss.
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Horses and Vehicles.

NANTED-Horse for one month for his keep
ing, best care taken. address BOX s31, Times
Office. aug-st
FOR SALE-Pacer runab0ut. harness. H.
PALMER, Livery, Sl+5 . ST nw. AUST
ONE driving horse aud one work horse. Cali
az COAL YARD. after I. 4th and + SITS. ne.
AUST
BUY AT COGSWELL's. I BUY ALI. NEW
vehicles direct from manufacturers, for spot
cash. Therefore i can save you time and
money New rlnab.ut. $780, new surreys. SIS
new harness. So or daytous, SIS, Large as
sortment used vehicles, $40 up. Harness, $3.50
up. New umbrella. TOP. 800 ll9-Zu 18th ST.
NV Tel II. lfI7 auI-tf
TEN good young Virginia horses, suitable for
general purpose. good size. all IN nice or
der. Can be seen at l7i2 18th 81 nv. au7-3t
FOR SALE-LArge. handsome bay horse: fear
less, gentle. sound. true. 1903 9Th 81. NV. 6
TO pm. aust
GREAT sTOCK-REDUCING SALE.
$50 Top Buggies s37 %
Sos RubbeI-tiTe Hunab0uts--.............. - 90
SIS Cutuader Runabouts Cushion tire).- s. 90
so Surveys CANOPY top)..--.-----.-....- IS. "
s. D. WATERS son. SO Pc. Ave
3e29-tf
GANTZs SELLING OUT; SIS bike runabout.
f45: SIS cut under surrey. $50; Sl25 lady's
and business phaeton. Sl5s $50 tuu platform
panel side grocery wagons. Sos 81 and l2J6
y 81. nv, JeS-60t
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Wall Paper.

WIN. V. AIAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger reliable, prompt, cheap; legal guar
Entes covers al our work Send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store COS
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone East III r.
or following agencies: De Maine & Co. 2207
~ sL. NV; Edlavitch's store Bowie Nd !.
10 Monroe ST.. Anacostia: Newcombe's drug
store. Congress Heights; COZ New York ave.
NV; 1890 = ST. Sc. Conway store, Laurel
Nd. General store, Glsndales PostOffice
Colonial Beach Va Ingalls, Real Estate Of
nee. HyattsEilt. Md: Shaw's Store. TWining
CITY. New agency just established. Lloyds
store, Ssabrooke, Nd. au3-lt
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Dancing.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. T5c: guar.
waltz. 2-step lessons coaching Eng.
branches spl rates Piano. Mandolin e5r.
Glass 81 mo. Address. with stamp BOX So
Times office, aus-3t
LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL IN
THE CITY ELECTRIC FANS
OPEN ALL SUMMER.
THE ORDEAN, All nth -. ". W.-Every
Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday even
ing. beginners class, 1896 advanced. 500.
Lady assistants Lesson. soc, six lessons,
go. Private lesson by appointment Hall
iy2l-S0t PROF. CHAs. NJ WYNDHAM.
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For Rent-Omces.

FOR RENT-Desirable once room on second
floor. Warder building, corner sth and + SITS. :
three large front windows electric light and
steam heat. Apply ROOM /, Narder Luild-
ing gJh and + SITS. auG-If
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent IN ms
Munsey Building. on i st., facing Penn
sylvania ave. between I2Lh and 18th sta /:
moderate rents heat. light. ana JaIlt0T serE.
ices free. fe2l-tf
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Found.

WE CURE RHEUMATISM and other 5IzszSe-
without drugs. Magnetic HeaIllr. SIS o 81
nv. su5--r
PRINTING-Ey one that knows how: guar
anted satisfactory or your money returned
II years practical experience; loo business
cards SlJ0s g." 81 HAYS. % and X sts
NV au7-s6t
FOUND-That hats renovated equal 70 new:
straw and Panama a speciality VIENNA
HAT CO.. 80 18th ST. NV iy2S-z0t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

IIVER-COLORED water spaniel pups three
months old, female. 81 each, 6l5 9th ST. NV.
au--Gt
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 9Th st. NV
Cauaries. unnets, goldhnches, monkeys, rab-
bits guinea pigs. Waiting mice, etc
au4-u
YOUNG PARROTS. canaries, dogs. homing
pigeons, rabbits. guinea pigs, white mice.
rats. goldLshes, and Flea-fea Soap. etc.
SCHMID'S BIRD sTOREi 7l2 18th st. NV.
1yi6-tf
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For Suburban.

FOR RENT-Sl5 per month; new six-room
house. city water IN yard. Northeast suburb
81. ar4-gr
FOR RENT-E25s ten-room house four acres.
sheds. stables, henhouses, on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence ST. JOHN L KNBPP.
corner 10Th and Jackson SIS. ne auI-tf
FOR RENT-Si5; two new six-rooua houses
In Langdon- JOHN I. kNOPP, corner gGth
ana Jackson sts. ne. auI-tf
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AutOmO1Ae Tires.

DIAMOND and Continental CIinchers. great
endurance prize winners, fun line Morgan &
Wright. Duniops, any put on while YOU wait,
no charge; Hartford tires half price. Good
prices for your old tires. Expert tire and
tube repairing, guaranteed work. Recovered
tires cheap JONES TIRE WORKS. 602-504
z ST. NV. Phone Main SC56. ty26-th. fr sa IF
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LOCAL MENTION.

Chris. Xandsrs Pride Of Virginia Port
Excellent summer beverage EEriches
the blood, stimulates &c at. Caly O. 900
7th ST.
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BRANCH OFFICES.


OoLDEcsBEAG's 5. T;h and n So NV.
2 A-ANN, Sons 8 Co, s,h and Market spacs
ERWIN 5 CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla ave.
EtNIN'5 CIGAR - ORE. 2sl2 Hath 50 nv.
y. D.. McNuLTY. cigar store. 14th and + NV.
ROBERT =. PIs FOLD. The Harvard IhQr-
macy, nth aa5 HGrvavs sts- uw-.
y. 4. DARLING, cor 14Jh ana z SIS, nv.
=. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 9th ST. Rhode
Is'and ave. and r %. nw,
CIIAS, e. HORNVNG Christinni Pharmacy.
sy- cor. 9Th and y sta. NV.
DOc,E g. sanford. Sew 1Crk ave. and
NCrfn Capitol ST.
T. =. NE:EsH. s9yh aa- ~ sts nv.
CClGLEl PSAJtAACE, est and g sts.
oITI.EITI q, 90 Jlta and z. sys. NV
\. Il. TAAT on. cor Sth uad + SIS. NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1891 Pa. ave. NV.
NORTHEAST
C9IAB. p ELUNE72 - Cap and r ats. na.
ACI4ESNEH q JOACHIM. cor p and Z SITS.
GoUTHEAsT.
A Il POWELL. an and East Capitol SITS.
> COSETl1. DETD co. Slh and q as. So.
n. g. FEAiI. aa.. cor. nth su1 IA ave. So.
SOUTHWEST.
' Eu7co GIsZNHEIFs, 7th ere u IS. sw.
ANACOsTIA.
ECnV's FHARsIACY. corner Monroe ans
Je~ersou SITS.
BuCOKIAND. ID. {.
ARTHUR r. i. LUEESsEo. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE & CO. .oS King 81
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A Lamp for Every Use.

4 chimney for every lamp. Chandeliers
10 sI!- you. Bottom prices
1903 q st. c. A. AIudd.man * Co 121i G 81.
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For SaIe-ReaI Estate.

FOR SAI4E-Half interest ia real estate busi-
ness; well advertised good reason for selling.
Address BON At, Times office. aus-5t
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WANTED-Horse for one month for his keep
ofuce- auy-3t
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A i POWELL. a;n and East Capitol sts-
. CONNT1I. DETC co. Slh anc Il s.s SO.
r. 8. FEAIsS. .a.. cor. nth HuI IA ave So.
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For Sa.le-Farms.

FINE FARMS ana country homes. suburban
houses and lots; also 1000 bargain homes
IN Washington, D. c., Maryland. and Viz
GINA Write for latest bulletin. and what
you are looking FOR. We may have just the
place.
BOOTHS FAzb6 AGENCY, ouray Bldg.
euI-sQt
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FURNISHED rooms. s. and S.. also fat Of
I'VE rooms. first no0T. 40 llth 81. NV
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Fer Sale-StOres.

HAVE foir grocery stores for sale this week;
ell bargg y. J. PAYNE, Room Z, 5I2 r
st NV. AUST
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NANIED-At cnce. neat. respectful girl for
general hous'work IN ANAL family adults:
must he good plain cook and brfns references.
Apply 81 A % ne NJ
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For Rent-StOres.

FOR RENT-Hiost desirable double stores
excellent ft~ ness location; flI9 and Il2I II
ST ne IrQuila OF SUPERINTENDENT on
premises. au4-I2t-eXSu
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Msvin6
For Sale-Typewriters.

THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE; high
Erade. practical. universal keyboard; Ilghtest
running. most elastic touch Let Us demon
strate. Call 1885 Is st NV, or phone 1893.
.e24-Jr
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Business Property.

FOR SALE-MOdeTn four-stoTy business build.
ing, IIl9 and 1871 II ST. ne; investigate.
SUPERINTENDENT. on premises.
au4-I2t-eXSu
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Personal.
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG


COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,
CONS LIING CLAIRNOlANT SPECIALIST
~ Ninth Street y. ".
w aehlngton's most reliable Clairv0yant aug
palmlst Without asking question she tet,
your name, names OF friends and enemies
"A no you VIII marry; reunites the separated
removes spells and gives luck. Her informa-
ton is clear, concise. and % the point in al
love. marriage. and business affairs aus-st
NINE. THEO, Medium. Palmist ana Card
Reader, 929 II st. nv. German spoken
au89,1i.1
ARE YOU UNHAPPY Consult NINE. RAY.
press and publics favoTite Clairvoyant palm
list, and card reader unites the separated
and causes speedy marriages; evil influences
removed luck changed. Up-to-date Parlors,
s56 Eye 81. NV. au7-5t
WORKINGMEN is our watchword. we can
supply you with a good. au-wool, tailor
made suit Of clothes (used a Httle) 81 q
way down price 10 suit any mans pocket
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. SO D. au6-5t
NINE. ZENITA. most poular palmist in Wash
ington. 1915 9Th st NV. au4-7t
MONEY TO LOAN AT REASONABLE
RATES: FROM IS To $50. JOSEPH CAIN
ROOM 406. JENIFER BUILDING. 7TH AND
d SITS NV. au3-50t
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woman; good cook and
h0useWuTker ia small family OF adults; 10
laundry work. Call 1912 z -. nw. II
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WANTED Experienced filters for cloak and
suit department Apply at once 70 Mana
Ecr, GOLDENBERGS Z. 7th and NV. It
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NANTED-yvoman 70 cook and do general
-ouseworS iH family o. three. 30 A ST. Sc
il
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NORTHEAST
C1IAs. p ELCNE}e. - Cap. and z SITS ne
NClT1ISNEH q JOACHIM. cor. % and z SITS
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For Rent-FIafs.

THREE-ROOM FLAT. FIRST floor: cheap. IA
+ 81. uv. aug-9t
S-5-FiFe-ro1L modern fiat furnished $3.50;
FREE rent 90 September j. TAGGART-
THRIFT CO.. Inc. ~ Is-h ST. aus-3t
FOR RENT Housekeeping fats OF uve rooms
porcelain BATH gas range. nicely uapered. .
rent, sic and Ell. Key az grocery. corner
eth and J. SITS. ne.
Apply 10 +. $. COLLINS co. Inc.
AUST 5l8 l2Jh ST. NV
FOR RENT-Flats in The MADEIRA T5I ed
ST. Attractive four and nve room hats:
steam heat. jauitor service. new with modern
construction convenient 20 cars. very rea-
s0uable prices only $3.50 20 S5J. Large side
yards, and thoroughly lighted.
JORDAN q BLOOMER Inc
5y51-1ft 1914 @ ST. NV.
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For neutrality-suspicious..

FOF. REST-M5st desirable fats. every mod
era convenience. 1ss+ n Il. nv; $3.50 per
80 5uJh. Inquire ZlIi q ST. EW. or SO b 81
v au4-I1t-eXSu
IS 10 Slz for two and three room apartments
IN the Dorchester, corner 18Th ST. and MARY
land ave sW-s handsome baths. steam Eeat.
hot and cold water Jauitor service au5-tf
THE KENT. II6 North Carolina ave. Sc
new and handsome, SIX outside rooms and
uatni porch and yard, steam heat hct water:
ganitori reduced 70 October 4. kAR2ICK *
8fETCALF, 1888 q ST. au5-tf
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! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wai.~csses. s. 10 Sc
/ We.A' aprons furnished. go eth st. NV,
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANT Dr-l0uug man AZ assistant book
keeper business High School graduate pre-
ferred. address BOX SIS. Times office.
aust
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\ VI 4LL--NtaI md eNperIenced Woman t.
| New YoFk ave. NV mo 81
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Wanted-LOtS.

WANTED-Building lot close 10 18th ST. cars
North Columbia Heights vicinity, IL cheap.
Address HOME. Times once. su7-2t
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Situations Wanted
Female.

kemAles
WANTED-By two reliable colorei girls,
places as cook and cnambermaid- Can al
l27 "a - Ew Il
yVASTED-Posltion by experienced stenog-
rapher. trst-class references. Address BOX
43l, Times orilCe. aus-ot
WANTED-Hy respectable ColOTed woman.
place 90 do chamber work and plain sewing or
waitress in nrst-class c5I9re4 cafe CAL
l1l - 90. NV II
WANTEp-Bv 9rst-class lauudress. washing
20 take home Or day work out. Mrs. JONES,
1888 Dicks CuuF. nN. II
WANTED-P.ace as cook In small family oi
hotel or chambermald- Address 1888 22d 81
NV. aust
WANTED-By frst-clsss chambermaid
place cali 1910 n So. NV. Ia the rear II
WASTED-By a respectable white woman.
situation as cook. or VIII keep house for two
or three adults. no objection to going into the
country. Gil 9Th 81. NV, hat store. in base
meut aus
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IL the OuLlity Of aRoyal Pilsen"

that has made il famous. The price is
the same as that OF other beers. Served
fl special glasses. Abncr-Drury Brew. Co
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Country Board.

LAYTONsTONE FARMS Der week Z--7,s
for pai tlculars. VA. C. MARTIN, RsminE-
loAs az lelZ-10t-s0d
COUNTY, BOARD for summer and auturnn-
tlee outing weekly. table supplied from gar-
den and dairy Mrs. VIRGINIA a PECK
Delaplane, Va. aug-7r
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL, GaithersburE. Nd
Mrs CHARLES CULLEN, Manager Hirh
healthy location; cool and shady: - mile
from Washington on b 81 o. railroad, mod
eTn plumbing and steam hed ling. fne tennis
court ami other auluscmcntss excellent table,
rates. $50 per month, special rates 20 families
and permanent guests. open all the yeas.
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@Gl Bicycles 8

FOR SALE-Bicycle in fine condition; cheap.
r. CLIFFORD, Geological Survey. 1890 F.
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WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
in Washington Bicycle Tires and Repair
Work at lowest prices.
G T. HUNTER. 118 Pennsylvania ave. nv.
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AS'es tistnen.s VII 20 accepted at any OF
TIE sal-eGtrS branch Offices a. regular olice
Tdtae l. IL IS :uruveutsni 20 leave advertise
ll,-1's 81 ~iS~eT a branch af.ce or me Times
ECft1-ls Oficc, they may hc telephcned direct
- IEe Times ,ifain s2eD au1 messenger
20 the ~ ertlv-r
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Situations Wanted-hale.

WANTED-By young col0red man from c1Un-
Try. situation; handy around house. Address
BOX 455. Times Office. AUST
WANTED-By CoI0rel man. place as driver
or work ia house. 1910 Church 81 NV. IL
WANTED-P0siti0 as driver OF elevator boy,
good recommendations address -8lS 10th HW.
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Wanted-Rooms q Board.

WANTED-By refined young lady. room anc
board, in private family; near Sth and + sts,
Address BOX 4l9. Times Office. au7-3t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for T5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. 4lS-I30-411
1dth at nv. Phone Main A223- uyl-93t
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BuCOKI-AND. ID. {.
&E.THUR r. i. EUEESsEo,. Drug Store.
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A%ACOSTIA
EEnV'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Je@eTsou SIS.
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For Rent

For Rent
Furnished and unfinished Rooms
THIRD STORY front room. furnished or I'M
furnished. 1917 9Th st. NV. auS-3t
ROOMS nor RENT, furnished or unfur-
nished IN well kept house. s29 II st. nv.
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