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advancing along the road, and hurried
to meet him.
Sampson" she said, sternly, "yol
were always a trusty man, which Ii
more than can be said of some Of thes'
islanders, with a contemptuous look a
Joe. BE off to Whithaven as fast a!
wind and tide will take you, and L
Basil Hawkstone is there, bring hin
back in your boat; and if he's gone fur
ther, telegraph him that he must come
with speed. You know the need, man
Be lively, now-you haven't minute
to lose!"
Lively it is. Peg!" answered Samp'
son. cheerfully. "Tll find the master
never fear" and down the slope ht
went to the landing place.
Peg, with a parting injunction to Mr.
Derby to mind his eye, and let no liv'
ing creature go near the library, fol-
lowed the old boatman.
Joe, at the horseshoe gate, ,gazed af-
ter the two till they vanished.
She's whole handful-is thai
Peg!" he muttered; then he shuffied In
to the garden, and, led by fatal curl
osity. drew near to the library window
and peered in at Vincent Hawkstone
lying on the oak floor, bound hand and
foot-helpless as fly In q web-van-
quished-made captive by woman
AS Derby's shadow darkened the pane
the prisoner turned his PROSTATE head
and his eyes met the islanders.
Joel" he called, In q persuasive
voice.
We'll, sir?" faltered Derby.
Come in here and cut this rope!"
"I,or', sir-I can't. I'm afraid"
Joe Derby, cut this rope, I say, and
be quick about it, too! I shall be lord
of Tempest Island some day-then
will remember you. If you refuse, Ill
shoot you dead the moment am again
a free man."
ooh. sir! Lor', sir! you do go on
dreadful"
Make haste! I've a hundred dol
lars in my left-hand vest pocket, Joe
take it, it is yours!"
Derby's hand clutched the window.
There was a moment of suspense, then
he slowly raised the sash and scram-
bled through, hanging his head in
shame.
out with your jack-knife!" COM
manded Vincent.
He was frightened beyond measure
too frightened, perhaps. to fully un-
derstand what he was about.
Look here, Mr.. Vincent he falter-
ed, "will you behave like gentleman,
and go peaceably away from the Tenn
pest, and leave what doesn't as yet be-
long to you, if I do this thing, which,
Lor' knows, I oughtn't to do?"
"Try me and see, Derby, but don't
keep me waiting! That she-devil drew
the rope so tight 1t cuts me like a
sword There you have your knife
out-now open the blade, you cowardly
blackguard! My wrists-free my wrists
first!"
And. Derby, groaning at his own
weakness, bent down, with knocking
knees, and severed the cords that held
Vincent Hawkstone! .-
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CHAPTER XXI.
The Interview.

In a certain secluded street of Whit
haven, behind a high wall and an i'm
mensely tall evergreen hedge, stood a
small, dilapidated cottage, that looked
liked a hermit retired from the world.
Somebody had died there under
strange circumstances a few years pre-
vious and from this. or some other
cause, the place had fallen to ruinous
neglect and decay. House-hunters
Stunned it, open lots bounded it
neighbors were few. The street OUT
side the shaky wooden gate was little
raversed-dullnesS and solitude chung
to the whole vicinity. Nobody cared
to peer through the unpruned ever
greens, or disturb the reign of moths
and cobwebs behind the closed shutters
of the house. And yet, on the night
which followed the events Of the last
chapter, a man came to the shaky
wooden gate and knocked long and fu-
rously-yea, like one who knew that
somebody on the other side could give
him admittance.
After a while he heard sound OF
light feet along the mossy flags Of the
walk, a hand pushed back the rusty
bolts that held the gate. and smart
French maid in cap and apron con-
fronted the visitor.
II want to see your mistress, and
immediately" said the man.
"Allons, monsieur!" And the maid
shot the bolts into place, and then ran
on before, and ushered him into a
damp moldy little parlor, where fire
was making Intellectual attempts to
warm the chilly atmospheric mean,
musty parlor, lighted by oil-lamps.
Vincent Hawkstone looked around
with an amused laugh.
Good Heaven!" he cried stumbling
in hole in the moth eaten carpet and
barely saving his head from sharp con-
tact with the chimney piece; does
your mistress enjoy the retirement OF
this charming place, Celende? Does
she really mean to stay here long,"
|
Monsieur, 1t is barbarous! Rats,
mice, spiders, dust! Madame Is hero
inc, but tonight will end it all, surely
Then she went out, and Vincent
Hawkstone began to pace back ano
forth across that dangerous carpet
with the sweat Of nervous fear start
ing out Of his forehead.
II have gone so far that 1 cannot
turn back now," he muttered, under
his breath. IF this woman does not
help me tonight l am lost"
The swish of a silken train, the tar
of high heels, and Mademoiselle Zephyr
entered.
She raised her pretty eyebrows as
Vincent rushed to meet her.
by my soul, Zephyr my fair sybar-
ite, YOU have found a cheerful hiding
pIace," he cried. prince Lucifer
keen as he is, would never discover yot
in this dismal den. Did Dudley bring
you my letter."
Yes" she answered. "He also tolc
me that you were amusing yourself a
the island. Merci! how haggard ant
queer you look!-not at all like th'
Inew-made bridegroom, l fear JettS
Ravenel has not taken kindly to tina
sudden change of husbands"
The sullen blood arose to the roofs O
his hair.
plague take her obstinacy! The rus
that you proposed, mademoiselle' wa'
successful-she fell into my net, bu
she ordered me out of her presence a.
though had been a dog, and then raj
. away altogether from Tempest Hail.
Zephyr sank into the nearest chair
land broke into a ringing laugh.
/, How delightful-for you! All. an
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AZ So peculiar is the formation Of
their feet that night and day the Ton
quinese can run with perfect security
over the most dangerously rough and
smooth places. From narrow heel
the feet broaden remarkably toward
the toes, of which the great one is so
separated from the others as to form
with them a wide angle. And from the
toes grow nails that can be fixed in
the ground like hooks. This peculiar
ity in rhc feet of the natives Of Ton
quin has obtained for them among
the Chinese the name Of Cao-Ci the
people with the crooked toes
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.tT' In some parts Of France walnuts
form a regular article of diet. The
peasants eat them with bread that has
oftentimes been rubbed with garlic.
The hygienic effects are considered
good, replacing meat to a large ex-
tent. These nuts are also used to make
oil. 1t is much cheaper and similar In
taste to that pressed from olives, and
is employed to adulterate the latter.
The prisoners In certain prisons are
engaged In cracking walnuts and
picking out the kernels, which are
pressed into oil.
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81 Certain butterflies have marked
odors some good, some bad. DR.. F.
A. Dixey, a British entomologist, men,
tions a white butterfly Of England
that has the fragrant scent Of lemon
verbena, and has noted many species
in Africa with such odors as those OF
chocolate. vanilla and various flowers
The agreeable odors belong to males
being a charm to attract females. The
offensive odors, shared by both sexes
are protective, repelling enemies.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-01-31

tn Some rather remarkable fancy
work was recently exhibited In Lon
don, the work of a woman living IN
Cape Town, South Africa. Several
screens and some exquisite panels were
decorated with flowers and ngures
made entirely Of fish scales: The scales
we're threaded on silver wire and dy-
ed lust the right tints. and the results
were quite wonderful in both color
and general effect.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
" CITE A a N A
SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.

ARDMORE HOTEL. 18th. between Pa ava
and II St NV, Washington D. c.; family
MOTEL: central location: pleasant home for
tourists: rates Eurorean. 81 up; American
$3.50 up. Westbound cars from Union station.
F. c. JACKSON. Prop. je2s-Sr
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CHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
TO AND FROM
Chesapeake Beach.

Effective June g. 1905
erYRIFCsT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-LY. District Line station, s-25
m 100 a. m, ESQ p m-s $40 D M 7.Is
D. m, and 9:45 .. m.
> RFTTTRNING--Lv. Chesapeake Beach. s.go
m. 1875 p. m, 200 p. m. 600 :. ~
500 .. m. and 1900 p. N.
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv. District Line Station, SIS
y, zoo a m, 200 p. m, 900 D. m. go
% m. T:45 p N, ana y;5 p. m-
pTTITRNING-Ly. Chesapeake Beach e.q0
m. I2:45 p. m. 900 r m, 600 Q. m
S.oo ~ M 500 p. m, and 1910 p. m
rzOTSC-Iv, District Line Station. 9.ay q
m. II.Oe g. m. 200, $500. 400. 7:45. ana as
p. N.
M. IZ:l p m, 2;10 2. m. 500 % m
800 10 m 9 p. m, ana 10 2. n.
PAUL Y. WATERS General Manager.
>
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
srEvery Other Hour On the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 a. m.-Diner, Pullman Parlor.
Is 100 a. m.-Bunst, Parlor. B1Ve-hour Train.
sss 100 a. ra.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
III 100 a na.-Diner ana Pullman Parlor Car.
100 p. m.-DineT and Pullman PaElor Car.
800 p. m.-"Royai Limited" All Pullnans.
Five hour.
tI:OO o. m.-COacheE 70 Philadelphia
$500 D. m.-Diner and Pullman Parl0r.
800 p m.-Coaehes 70 Philadelphia.
$500 .. m.-Sleepers.
XTLANTIc CITY. t7;Oo. $500. tn;oO a. m.
q 90. $500 p m. -
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
CWeek Days 90 a. m. 10 p. zl.)
s252 $500 1880 '7:o0. '7:2o. $500 30. 800
e 30 1000. @11:00 a. M zoo noon, .O5,
sl.O0 ssI:I5 f2.00. 800. f3:20. ss3.89, f4:00
ts:SS. $500 f5:Os $3.50 TOGO. $50 f7:o0 $50
1850. 1000. no.; 2ST r LIZ ,51o0 p m.
CHICAGO. '1:22 $50 p. M
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, $40 q. m. '4:05 p. m. 'l2:f0 night
PTTTsBURG. 'S.io g. Ln.s 'ls22, '9slG ,. n.
cIEVEIAND, $40 D. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 ?. m.
WHEELING, s9:i0 a. m. go p. N.
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. m, fs:05. $500 . m
FREDERICK. ts:2o. fssiQ ''s;l) an. eel .so
l'igJ 1GF p Rs $40 a. m. t5:e9 D. N.
ANNAPOLIs. ss7.20. $500 am, 10 IS noon
"a 20. ss3.s0. $500 and i6.0O p. m
DAILY. Except Sunday. ''Sunday only
TELEPHONES az an q the following
TICKET Offices: 1917 G ST. Tel. Main 1881; 81.
pennsylvania ave. Main rs. New Unlor
station Ticket once. Main 1885, information
Bureau. Main 1880 noll-u
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REALTY TRANSFERS.

Eleventh street. between c and d
streets northeast-Walter L. and Mary
z. Wright, Frank Z. and Eliza Hop
kins 70 Charles W. Edelin,, lot %
square $50 $40.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
The washington Real Estate Company
to District OF Columbia, lot p, block
g. SECS.
Eighteenth street between L and NJ
streets northwest-Percy II. Russen ct
ux, Tuna S. to Martha e. Levy, part
original lot 80, squart l40; $40 81
X street. between North GapIiol anu ~
First streets northwest-Aloysius b
Fichhorn ct al, trustees, 10 Transot L.
Schmidt lot 20, square on; SOU
Civ View Heights-Henry II. SfllIeys
trustee. to Richard n. Wiley lot IL
Deanwood Heights-John W. Gregory
ct ux.. Emma NJ. 10 Rebecca JONES'
lot &c, square II; $40.
Meridian Hill-Ellen G. Keller ct vlr'
William Y. A. TO Catherine !. tshtoh'
lot 40 block 10i $40.
A street, between First and Second
streets nOTtheast-Rebecca h Bensoh
ct vir, Elle~y c., TO Oliver {. NJ Car
dell lot IS, square 727i $40.
Pleasant Plains-JOhn joy Edison et
ux., Eliz B.. 10 Leroy Mark lot 2O9;
Ivy City-AdoIph Feldvoss and Will
J..
II. Melbourne, lot 4, block :; $40
Sixteenth and u streets northwest
CThe Western)-Wester Land COM
Danv to Henrietta NJ. Halliday. original
fot I, square 175; $150,0O0
Chevy Chase-EIarold +. Doyle ct uN.,
Gertrude A, to John W. GARNER lot
G., square 1866, so.
Lanier Heights-WNliam A Gordon,
trustee, TO Duane c. Turner. part OF lot
i4i5 Massachusetts avenue northwest
TaIcott H Russell et al. TO Anna B.
Howell lot IS, square ~, Sll,ogg
Eighteenth street. between X and i
srreAts uOrthwest-Ernest ZuberanO to
Adele Zuberano, part OF lot i. square
iG3, $40
1922 Massachusetts avenue northwest
Ellen NJ Morse ct al, to Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones, part OF lot u
and lot Is. square 21S, and part Of lot
. " Street between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets nOrthWest-ThOmas Bones
and S, Percy Thompson, trustees, to FL
len NJ. Morse ct al, lots 81 and 50, square
203. SO.
rs TO John r. and Emma Y. Pierce, part
OF tract, 500
Observation-Disclosures Park Company
TO Kittie McLachlen. lot II, block 5,
South Pinehurst-South Pinehurst
Company to Eugene H. MCLachlen, lots
] TO 10, square ZS4Jr elUt
South PiIehurst-Eugene H. McLach-
len ct ux., Maisie to Archibald NJ. Nc
I.achlen. all OF square 2S49; $40.
Whitney Close-Aliddaugh & Shannon,
Inc, 10 Silas Van and Mary +. Hop
ping, lot is, block 8; $40.
Holmead manor Middaugh & Shan
non, Inc, TO ]. Ward and Jessie NJ
Eicher, lot 60. block AZ; $40
Wyoming Terrace and Washington
Heights-William II. Rider to Helen r
Haines, lot 136, Wyoming Terrace, anc
part lot q, Washington Heights. SO.
13l3 V street nOrthWest-Mary +. Gale
20 William Eatman. lot IS, square 30
$40
Seventh street, between D and Z
streets SouthWest-Nathan Tolstoi &c
do I'D Tolstoi and Esther Tolstoi, parl
lot 2S and part lot y. square 435; so.
Burrville-JOhn Henry Brown ct ux.
Mary Ann 10 Lille Priscilla GOldsbOr'
T. O'Neill. lOt 6. square 10; Si0O,
3 street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets northeasr-NiltoT
6trasburgeT and W. Mosly Williams
trustees, 10 Henry A HerTell and JOhT
J.. O'Neill, lot 6, square 100; 500
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Times Want ADS Bring Results.
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MEDICAL

HOME for ladies during confinement; terms
to suit; come and be convinced: nurse 40l
n Paca St, Baltimore, Md. ty2s-S0t
sANFTARIUAI for ladies during confinement:
best care and attention. infants cared for:
nurse. $50 n. Howard 81. Baltimore Nd
fv2O-s0f
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RI.

zoo p Nc. s. o. Limited. Daily. Fast
yasttbule train. Pullman sleepers to 49,
frgfon Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapoiis
CHICAGO and St Louis. Connection, FOR
virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Louis
Vile TO Memphis and New Orleans. Dfninz
cas- A Ia carte service.
Mo p Nj +. v, LIMITED. Daily
solid vestibule train. Pullman sleepers 70
Cincinnati, Lexington. and JsouisyIIIa-
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
SDrinFs week days. Dining Cars a Ia
carte service Pullman sleepers Cincinnaff
10 Chicago and st. Louis, and Louisville 70
Memphis Nashville, and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices, 513 Pennsylvania ave, 1899 z ST
and New Union Station. Telephone Main
73s0 for Washington Terminal Cab Seryice
and Main 1855 OF 2206 for c. & O.
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FOR SALE-S3, 559-Don't Overlook this.
Splendid corner In the Northeas--
Red pressed brick. seven rooms bra nd
new house could not be in better condition:
fine bath ROOM lots Of ground; an up-to-date
residence; rents for $3.50 a month 10 a
prompt paying tenant a splendid little
home. An exceptional investment.
MOORE & HILL tInC.), 1883 @ st. y. W.
auS-3t
A NEW four-room house and large lot: small
cash payment balance monthly Five cents
fare to any part Of the city. Also FIVE
room house same location and terms. b. NJ
DAVIDSON. Real Estate. Rosslyn. Va.
AUST
MUST RAISE MONEY al once and TO do so
am willing TO sacrifice my attractive siE-roon
bay-yylndOvy, messed brick. bath. range. Ia
ITube, ETC. large yard. + street se-s near
18th. VIII take e, $50. make offer Address
HARD UP Times Office. au7-3t
FOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIN
Fine Broom house with good brick stable;
can be bought very cheap 10 ssttle an estate.
See HENRY W. OFFUTT. 32d and SITS.
jy2s-tf
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

THRIFTY PEOPLE WHO HAVE SAVED A
little money and want 10 put II where Il
VIII De absolutely safe and absolutely certain
OF returning a high percentage in the near
future. should examine the bargains we are
Offering Ia the way OF lots and homes In
the northeast section, within one car fare
limit. The city IS pushing and crowding all
around this section many houses have been
built and sold and large number are under
some OF the best homes are here and posi-
lively the most attractive bargains 20 be
found anywhere are being offered now.
HERE Is 4 SAMPLE.
miniature farm within one car fare; new
house OF z rooms and reception hail: porch
ia 'front.' elegant range. latr0be hearF- Well
Of delicious water large yard poultry
houses. wired runs loom for garden.
grounds iuciosed with netting which cost AZ
least tl0Ji fine lot bearing fruit trees; about
blocks from cars can be bought for the
absurd sum Of $3.50; 500 cash. balance
monthly.
MANY OTHER HOMES SAME AS RENT.
The City and Suburban railway. undoubted-
j. tho most satisfactory IN every respect Of
any q the suburban lines. takes you direct
90 South Brookland, EIlaston Terrace, Lang
don, Sherwood and Woodbridge in twenty
i've minutes from 18th and @ SITS.
IL you have as small a sum as 500 IN bank
come out TO our Office, 1850 Rhode Island
ave. and We VIII put you IN the way OF an
investment where you can actually see you-
money grow.
Il Is unwise to hesitate Come at once
and see for yourself what a grand oppor~
tunity We hold open % you.
THE SOULE REALTY CO,
Phone y. $40 1850 r. :. ave. ne.
au7-2t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B.-FoiIowing schedule figures published
orlv as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile New
orleans Asheville, Chattanooga. Memphis.
SIS a m, and HOO p. II. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattancoea
HsemDhis New Orleans, 1915 p. m.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta, Aiken
Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida paints,
L S. Brown. General Agent.
fNl1-arrnn-ff
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", b. & a. Z. RH.
"TRE ELECTRIC LINE"

BALTIMORE.
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE AN
NAPOLIS. AND U. S. NAVAL
ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE.
Electric palace cars from White House sta
ton G5th and II SITS. NORTHEAST
For Baitfnore-s5. 80, $50, 1880, SEQ s-so
g O0 $50 1000. 1880. 100 and II:sg q IN :
400 noon. 1880, 'is0e, I.S0, ESQ., ESQ, 400
s.s0. 400. $50, $500. $50. 500, $50 = .O0
IN $50 $50. 1000. and 81 .s5 D. "a. lsiIy
For Annap0lis-6.50 7:so. $50. $50. 1880
ana 1850 s. m; 1880, $50. $50 $50. $50
go. $50. 7:S0. $3.50. and 'u.S5 ?. m, daily.
sTudicates local trains. AL others are lin
,ta5 stopping only at Naval Academy Junr-
tion. No walking or hiring OF cabs nscss-
EETy.
Farez. one way. Round trim
- Baltimore. ..-s-...s.-.. 45c SZ5
70 Annapolis and Z. S.
Naval Academy ..-... 75c gE
FOR tickets and information apply az ticket
ofncss l4th St and n. Y ave. NV. or at
white House Station. 18th and i SITS NORTH
Fast. Telephone N, 1905 myls-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSEX

FOR RENT-BY
NM. H SAUNDERS g. co. 1407 + st. nv.
HOUSES.
1883 Fla av, B. SIS 50l 20 Porter ne.6r.b. $3.50
1919 I'D nw,ST. b.. $3.50 2lH y st. NV. 10r.
l40S Spring rd.Sr.b b. .............. 5000
stable l.......... 500 2223 18th uW.s er-
1854 18th nw.i7r b. ..............s22-5 0
% ....,........i25O0 sos 18th NV ,Ilr b .C5. 90
1906 BIT NV gr.b $500 1903 2Sth NV. Srb. $3.50
1858 nth nw 6F-b 3550i Z3JS 18th NV. Tor %. 5000
6O5S Came pl. 81. b; so 54O4 9th. uw.s Or.
77 Park road b., furnace......-20.0 %
81. bath ...... .ss5. so i542 Columbia I'D
or. b..............22.5O
FLATS.
1854 L Sc, 4r,b 5000 1929 s5th NV, CT.
me Chelsea 6r .3I.50 b. ........-...-.. $3.50
90 18th nw,6r, D 1850 HTk 18th ne. ID
5gl4 Ella ave.6r,b 1850 floor. 5r. b..--..SlT.s0
The LuZon. Orb. 1000 llS7I = Sc. AZ. BIS. %
4tgo NV orb. s.. % The SOIanOs Or. b. 80
I 7SS5 iith NV $50 The Solano orb, A. 80
+'-l Soth' Or & B.. S20.Sol3l6 r NV. 5rb.--20.50
CoLoRED.
ISIS g st. ne six rooms and bath........SZ5.5O
L'EO massachusetts ave. Ar and WIS $3.50
D Ready alley. rooms....-.,............. $3.50
SUBURBAN.
Pinehurst, D. c., 1r and b. INV. h........ $3.50
STORES.
n44 18th st. store. rooms .............S $50 So
STABLES.
Rear % Pierce NV: water 3 staIlz......- q. 90
aus-2t
FOR RENT-Ho. sos 18TH ST. NV, 4-story
and cellar brick, Il rooms and bath; suitable
Tor boarding or room4ng house. Key at Of
WAL H. SAUNDERS & CO. 14O7 F st. NV.
FOR RENT, $40 so. new gix-roon and bath:
cemented cellars; furnace heat; handsomely
decorated house near 18th 81 ne 5 Z MAS
son, llS0 Massachusetts, ave. ne. aust
RENTERS, ATTENTION.!
Call Main 2345. We viii md You Just the
house you want and where you want IL.
Saves time and worry No charges. Try it,
SHANNON & LUCHS 7O4 18th St NV.
Look For Our Green and White sign.
BUILDING 81 Massachusetts ave. NV. within
one block OF Union Station. f1tted specially
FOR lunch room and lodging house. large
steel-clad range. THE p. H. sHEEHY Co,
100 Florida ave AUST
FOR RENT - EIeven-room bay window
house, opposite park 600 B st. sw.; bath on
ID and ID nOOrs yard with FLsd and closet.
$50. Apply on pre- misses. au7-5t
1905 D ST. sE--Six-room and hath; furnace
heat rear and Size yard. porcelain tub, etc. :
modern house, near cars rent reduced. l.
5. FRIsIOE, l43 ST NV. aul-5t
FOR RENT-ELEGANT CORNER STORE
AND DWELLING; FINE LOCATION.
WM Z. SINS.
els l4TH y. w. au6-St
FOR RENT-Six-room. bath and basement
dwelling, 1857 Marion st. apply TO $, (.
YOUNG, S04 9TH 81. NV. au6-3t
REDUCED TO $4,000.
Attractive home near Lincoln Park, OF 9
rooms and tiled bath. good repair. COLLINS
GCERRF CO, 81 E.th 81. NV auo-u
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments, and Offices
in ell parts OF ths city. Fur detailed list
send or call at tzs ONCE
THOS. !. FIS TER & co, Qnc.J.
REAL ESTATE. 10 ANS, AND INSURANCE
BE.CKERS.
TSS ETH ST ". ". ja23-u
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DR.. SHADE, SPECIALIST,
T2s Izth st.; 81 years practice curing nervous
chronic and special diseases; stomach liver.
kidney, bladder, structure discharges skin
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