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POLITICIANS ALERT,
WATCH NEBRASKA
First State Convention of
the Year ArouSeS Keen
est Interest.

Republican and Democratic politicians
here are alike watching with keen inter
est the Republican State convention Of
Nebraska, which will meet In Lincoln
next Tuesday.
This will be the first state convention
OF the year. and IN view Of the wide
spread discussion over the tarin and
the impression that a strong public
sentiment exists IN Nebraska in favor
Of downward revision, any expression
Of sentiment made by this convention
viii be scanned with the keenest at
tention.
Il is expected, too. this convention
will express itself on the income tax
amendment TO the Constitution Of which
Senator Brown is the author and the
expression viii be looked on as an
index TO the feeling all over the middle
West
The convention viii be a large one,
with over 800 delegates.
Not much doubt is entertained that
the Nebraska convention viii indorse
the Brown resolution TO amend the
Constitution so as 10 allow taxation Of
incomes. Senator Brown expects this
will be done. i appears William J.
Bryan is anxious TO have his party take
up and push the income tax question,
not alone in Nebraska. but elsewhere,
and Senator Brown proposes 10 head
him of IN Nebraska by having the Re
publicans take the matter up
4 have no doubt the party In Ne
braska viii take a positive and open
stand on ali live issues OF the day
whether State or national" Senator
Brown said today. when asked what he
expected IN the platform Of his party.
"On Federal issues. I hope the con-
vention viii reafhrm the national plat
form adopted al Chicago last year.
hope IL viii commend President Taft
for his stand in insisting that the pledge
OF the platform for downward revision
must be redeemed at par. I hope that
II viii Endorse the joint resolution sub
hitting the Sixteenth Amendment 70 the
Constitution, which. If ratified. will con-
fer upon the Federal Government tn
power TO lay ana collect taxes on in
comes. I hope the convention viii 90
SO far as 10 pledge the party IN Ne
braska to the ratification Of that amend
meut az the first session Of the Legs
lature.
X is pointed out here that on the trend
OF sentiment shown by the Nebraska
convention Tuesday may depend a mum
Der of votes on the tariff bW, not alone
Of Nebraska members II congress.
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CHAPTER XIX.
80 LONG, AND GOOD LUCK"
IT through a series of intricate pas

80 LONG, AND GOOD LUCK"
IT through a series Of intricate pas
sages and cunningly concealed
doors Tom was at last ushered, 20 his
surprise, into a luxuriously fitted up
room, where a wood fire burned bright
upon the open hearth, and the light
from silver lamps with tinted Opalescent
globes feI softly upon books and pic
lures and rugs and furniture of more
than ordinary value.
1t was a retreat which bespoke the
cOnnoisseur-a man of cultivated tastes
with abundant means to crafty his
slightest whim,
The captive. but just released from
his bonds, sank into an easy chair
which his guide pushed forward, and
extended his chilled and cramped limbs
toward the cheering blaze. gazing
round him the while with mingled APP
probation and WondeTment
All, you like my little snuggery. eh2
You think / haven't SO much to com
plain Of, after all?' commented the man
IN the mask with something like
sheer. Well, even slave may try to
make hipself a bit comfortable. I sup
pose"
Comfortable? echoed Tom. a king
might envy the way you are fitted up
It must have cost small-sized for
tune"
yes, perhaps; but then I get my
share Of the tong's profits, you know,
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a
GORE shot a quick glance Of
n n searching scrutiny at the man.
ful little jestsZ
But there was an earnest light in the
dark eyes which showed that the man
behind the mask was intensely in
earnest.
Him. Tow drew a long breath, and
commenced to consider. 1t was singu-
lar choice this which was offered him
death or the leadership OF a band from
whose horrid deeds his very soul re-
cOiled
The hero OF meIOdrama would have
spurned the proposition on the spot, but
Tom was not a hero of meTodrama- lie
was a very human specimen, ana the
fate which had been suggested 70 MIN
was one which might well cause any Oh
US to shrink.
great likelihood or, at least strong
chance that ne might escape
The other man could never have en-
dured his so-called slavery unless II had
appealed 10 something innately wrong
within him. Where there is a VIII there
is always a way, Tom cOmToFted MINI
self. and determined that his position
of authority would not be of long dura-
ton.
the almost insupeTable difficulties IN the
can it be managed?" he questioned
hoarsely.
Il think So the other man hesitated.
but / warn you il VIII be touch and
go with both of us. Let them but once
entertain a suspicion, and the rats viii
have a dainty meal.
Still" he went on. 1T can be man
aged If you will only keep your head
about you and obey my instructions 20
the letter"
you are insaner' he protested. 1T
can never be managed in the wide
world. Why. they would detect US in
a moment. Do you dream that after
an acquaintance Of ten years any OF
them could possibly mistake me for
"Ahr' the other assured him. but
they have never seen my face. i nave
been plotting and planning this move
for q long time. searching not only
for a man of the necessary VIII ana
daring TO carry through such an i'm
Dergonati0n, but also for one with the
requisite physical qualifications
Fortunately, as II happens, copdi-
tions were never more favorable than
at this moment The coup We nave
lust pulled of has driven them 70 then
burrows for the time being, and their
surveillance upon me is consequently
relaxed We are of about the same
height and build. Under this mask ana
cloak you might be taken anywhere for
me"
THE voice'" cried Tom, the voice!
How can we ever get around that? You
are compelled to speak 10 them and
issue orders constantly.
a cold. rejoined the other, "a cold
will fix that all right
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A Thrilling Story Of The
Chinatown l ongS
BY DOUGLAS PIERCE

He gave a slight shiver under his long
robe.
knows" he said, living down here IN
these dark. gloomy holes and constantly
breathing this foul cellar air. II need
only be one little more severe than
No" he went on, "the great danger
viii be in your unfamiliarity with the
obseTvances and rules of the tong, and
although / can give you some insuuC-
tIous, YOU viii have 10 depend Tor that
part largely upon your own Wit ana
readiness of resort
THAT is the situation in nutshell,
he concluded. THE question Is now, al 9
you game TO try it?'
Tom reflected.
You offer me a berth on top Of a
volcano" he muttered; "and at the best
the possibility of such a serfdom as
you say has been endured by you. on
the other hand
ION the other hand observed the
man behind the mask with signincanL
gesture toward the manhole, the sewer
and the rats"
There was a long pause, and then the
leader repeated his question.
Are YOU game 20 try it?'
Yes"
Tom hesitated no longer. Heaven had
scut him this chance, aT1 desperate as
il was he would at least try II.
Come then" The man in the mask
extended q hand toward him. Il have
a private room which no one but my
self is allowed 20 enter There we make
our Interchange and discuss the matter
with less danger OF being overheard.
But how Will you get OutT ques-
toned Tom. seeking information which
he thought might possibly be OF use to
himself later on. You say that you
are watched every moment and never
allowed to pass out of the inspection Of
your subordinates. How, then, will 1t
be possible for you to gain freedom
without the alarm being raised?"
Il have arranged Tor all that. With
this project in view I have had two of
these costumes prepared, and while
CARRIED IN one YOU remain quiet in my
private quarters, 1 viii don the other
and seek the upper air. Then watch
ing the opportunity, ] will discard the
badges of my slavery and slip away.
Presently YOU will appear. moving
around in my place, and no one viii
doubt but that 1 have returned unseen
from my brief excursion. The only
point we viii have 10 watch is to time
your appearance so as 10 coincide witt.
my getaway. That once accomplished
il win depend entirely upon yourself
as 10 whether or not their suspicious
become aroused.
But we are wasting valuable time
here" and again he motioncd toward
the door. Come TO my private room. 90
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Tom Moore. a Georgia boy making his
way through Columbia school of mines ma
New York. becomes an shabitue Of the
Chinese restaurants through curiosity
and in one of them Is made prisoner by
Chinese Cutthroats during a row in which
Ferdinand an Oriental importer is mUr-
dered and his niece, Florence Carson, Of
Chicago is carried away Moore. the
girl and the body OF Bates are carried
through an underground passage and
Bates body Is thrown down a man5scle-
Milicent Ward, who was in the rastaur-
ant with Bates and HIS niece and escapes
by hiding under a table, starts search
for the missing people under the impress
sion that Moore was the murderer, plac-
ing her entire fortune at the disposal OF
Register Spargur, Bates partner, for the
search Mr. and Mrs. Carson come on
from Chicago 10 help md their daughter
and Carson receives a visit from man
who offers 10 produce Moore. In the
meantime Moore IS told he VIII be thrown
down the manhole that received Bates.
body and that the rats VIII make aW3y
with him there The leader Of the thl-
nese. a white man, spares Moore LOT
hours and tells him he can save ms me
bv Joining the band and becoming lts
leader. as he wanted 20 get away iom
the life Of slavery he was leaalns' pu'
did not dare.
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AUCTION sALEs
Large Auction Sale Of

Large Auction Sale OF
IS Head of Fresh Country Horses
IS Head of Fine Large Young Mules
IS Head of Local Horses for Con.
tractors, etc, at the
Washington Horse and Mule Co.'S
Stables, 1887 M ST. Northwest
On MONDAY, JULY 10th, at 10
A. Nj. Rain or Shine.
These Horses and Mules have been
selected by the McHeury Bros, through
Maryland and Virginia, and are In eV-
cry way one Of the finest Let's of Horses
and Mules ever shipped TO this Market.
They consist Of Draft, Driving. Saddle
and General Purpose Horses. and ara
suitable for any one who leeds a Horse
OF any kind. This is no fake ADVERTISE
ment, as we will have all and more than
we advertise. Sale positive and under
strict guarantee or money refunded il
not as represented. Horses and Mules
on Inspection Sunday. July =.
Telephone, West 1871
McHENRY BROS, Proprietors.
iy24-2t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WITHIN NEXT THREE 20 six months ,co
can place $50 to 500 high-ciass men t.. ~
tomobile positions, paying from 500 TO 900
per month We can prepare you in eight
weeks. for this work The cost is small
can be paid weeky-2o0, eco new machines
coming out next year. which means that
many new positions. Be ready 90 answer
one OF the many calls that-are coming ia
Us daily for chauffeurs. AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON, Inc. 1923
l4th st. n. W. Phone n 1888 jy23-5t
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S. BENsINGER. Auctloneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CO

DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE OF CON-
DEFINED PROPERTY,
On Monday, July 25th, at 1890 a. m
will sell Al District Property Yard md and
Canal streets southwest, condemned property
consisting Of lanterns, shovels brooms.
wheel barrows, ell cans, etc, and Immediately
thereafter. I viii sell at the Sewage Pump
ing Station, End and y streets Southeast
condemned property consisting Of $50 lbs of
brass cuttings; IS iron wheel barroWs; lot
Of iron; 90 barrels, tools; rubber hose; rubber
boots; manila rope; shOvelsi lanterns. SIC,
etc. Terms: Cash at time Of sale. Ali ma
teTial 70 be removed BY purchaser within
ten days from date OF sale. On failure To
so remove the purchase price viii be for
feited TO the District Of Columbia, and thu
Commissioners reserve the right 10 resell
from such last sale to revert to the District
OF Columbia. BY order: Commissioners, d.
c. II. c. HARGROVE. Property CLERK,
d. c. 5y23-3t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers. expert
euce unnecessary send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE. 40. LOckport. n Y
my2-5u-8me
COOK and houseworker: u5 per month:
good place FOR a neat, competent woman
bring reference, 1884 GARFIELD 81. n. W. Or
phone no 52S5- IL
CHAAfBERMAID-Good to leave city, ref
erenees. 1906 X st. n W 1t
COLLAR GIRL-ThOroughly experienced
WEST EN- LAUNDRY, 1923 Pa. ave.
jy25-2t
EARLY CLEANER-White. Apply ST.
JAMES HOTEL It
LADY PIANO PLAYER. &, H. KEN
DRICK 800 n ST. n. W. II
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

PREPARE FOR CENSUS AND
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
INTERSTATE, 72s 18th NV. Tel. " 4233
jef9-Su.Iu fiji
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The Continuation of This story VIII
BE Found IN TOmOrrOw's
Issue of l'he Times.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SKIRT HANDs-First-cIass. at KEENs.
1912 F \. w. Jyg3-St
WOMA N-settIed, for general housework
Apply Sl2 c \. " II
10 take charge Of our
dress trimmings department.. GOLDEN
BERG's. 9Th and K. jy25-9t
to assist with kitchen
work in cafe, at once. 70l LIST ST. y. W.
jy24-2t
Competent, for general
homework. wages, 81 per month. 3lS Md
ave. y p JyZ4-ot'
YOUNG LADY wanted in dental Office 500
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
GOOD INCOME corresponding for newspa-
pers: experience unnecessary. send for par
ticularg PRESS SYNDICATE. $40. Lock
port n y my2-Su-3mO
BAKER-Colored, for seshore; fair wages.
kitchen man. Mt Lake Park fares given.
1913 New YORK ave II
BARTENDER-strictI sober; must have
good reference. Address BOX 1862 Times Of
dee. jy25-3t'
RRICKLAYERs-s Cali at 1880 sth st. n.
w. jy24-2t'
BRICKLAYERs at once; open shop. Apply
1888 g n " EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION.
JyTl-ot
CARRIAGEsMITH HELPER: also young
man with knowledge Of carriage painting.
1875 L St n W jy24-3t'
/ MADE 50.00o N FIVE YEARS IN THE
mail order business began with So anyone
can start a mail order business at home;
send for free booklet Tells how HEA-
il. n 7rI1
MAN-Bright active. young, between II and
70 years. 10 learn as clerk IN electrical store.
good opening and chance for rapid raise in
salary according ability; none but "a bright
active. Draiuy boy need apply. BOX 157
Times Office jy25-3t'
MAN-whits to work on farm Can bet.
and p. M, 1923 NJ n. ". jy24-2t
8IAN-C0mpetent white. 70 take charge Of
lunch counter QUEEN CAFE. 7th and G.
MEMO good; railroad work; standard
wages. 18th and II \. L. LAKE STONE
20 1yzo-3t-
MEN TO learn barber trade. new system.
anyone can learn only few weeks required [,
WAGES after frst month positions guaran-
teed when through. write for free catalogue
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE. 2O7 BoWery.
New York city jy25-6t'
MEN WANTED. young strong robust, ac-
count increasing business on railroads. for
saryi permanent positions. good pay g75 90
500 monthly; promoted 10 conductor or en-
glHeer, $3.50 800 monthly; state age. weight,
height RAILWAY ASSOCIATION. care
Times. jy1g, %
MEN active. OF good address. who have
had experience as solicitors for a high-class
proposition On cUnneCtio with a big daily
newspaper. l.. G., TINES office. iy23-5t
PLAsTERERs-AppIy 1851 P St, George
town. iy25-2ts
PREsSER AND Experienced
must be nrst-class. Apply al once. 523 18th
n. W jyZ3-3t
sOLICITORs-Good proposition: quick re-
turns no capital required. Cali after p.
~, 507 II ST n. p, jy23-St
WANTED-One washington representative.
control staple line; large commission posi-
ton worth $500 yearly TO man with bust
ness aCquaiut lance or to hustler. gONSDLI-
DATED MFG. CO, Rochester, n. Y lt'
YOUNG MAS-Iutelligent. good penman. for
order clerk IN a book store. Must be careful
and accurate and bring high references. An
ply by letter, giving fun particulars o.
* Y z, P0st0nIce BOX 70. jyZ5-3t
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Summer Needs
PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHY.
A SNAP
TAKES THE NEGATIVE
WE DEVELOP AND PRINT
THE PHOTOGRAPH
WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPH
At THE LOWEST RATES.
AMATEUR WORK SOLICITED.
NATIONAL PHOTO co.
Phone n. 34s6. 81 nth st. n. ".
mys-tu.Su-d
HIGH-CLASS TAILORING.
CLEANING, PRESSING AND ALTERING
for ladies' and GENT. The best work Ia town
and finished promptly. LOUIS GOLDMAN.
500 18Th st. Phone n 1872. my14-sutuf-u
WALL PAPER.
HUNT now located sth and SITS. n. w.
All work reduced for next 80 days Drop
postal or phone IL. 26i7 myIs-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR sALE-A snap. grocery and general
merchandise store. in thriving subdivision
near city; rare opportunity for q good
man; low rent and terms. BOX 2233. Station
=. Jy25-St
FOR SALE-Moving picture machine best
MAKE with several extra attachments. cur
tain, etc BOX 2z53. Station q. jy25-3t
sUCCEss-ALMOsT CERTAIN selling rler-
Chandise by mail Make several thousand
dollars annually, new plan, we furnish
everything; SO 10 S100 necessary. J. &. +.
LACkEY. Zla2 LaSalle ST. Chicago. It
INVESTOR with $500 cash for established
merca lille business, paying 10 to y per
lHF + Vfr limo off,
-
$500 TO $500 will secure the secretaryshIp or
treasuryshlp OF local corporation; must be
stenographer and bookkeeper. BOX 1S3.
Times office, It,
S1OO BUYS second hand store; contains furni-
tuTe. stoves. tools and clothing Address
bOA lts, Times Office ty2o-3t'
FREE TO homeseekers and land investors.
Our new publication The HOme-fnder. %
absolutely free for six months. just full OF
valuable Information for the land buyer and
farmer. Special attention given TO the
Gulf Coast country Of Texas. BE sure to
send US your name before you decide TO
invest In land. Carefully compiled infOrma-
ton about cost Of fencing, pOwing farm
improvements. when and what 10 plant etc
i've acre fruit and truck form, $1,000 down
anC S7-UV monthly No interest no taxes
Address THE PROVIDENT LAND CO.,
Dept. 52. Kansas City, No. YVES
FOR SALE-sHOOTING GALLERY
AT l42s II ST.
y. Z. jy24-St'
FOR sALE-Grocery store and furniture for
rooms 2iS X St S ". jyz3-5t'
FOR sALE-Horse manure. A b CO.,
27th and K SITS n. W jy23-2s'
FOR ALE-Old-estabIIshed coal and wood
business. corner location wood min and
splitter. scales and office fixtures. BOX l61,
Times office jy23-3ts
FOR SALE-Rooming house one OF best To-
cations in city, cheap BOX l54. Times Of
nee. jy23-3t'
FOR l}ALE-Established feed and grocery
business; also real estate, doing s., 900 month
2lz miles from city. BOX 1s7. Times office
jyZ5-3ts
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One Chance in a Lifetime.

Make an offer for one OF the best drug
stores in Baltimore city. Located central
and two squares from Lexington ST. Doing
a business Of over So 90 yearly, and can Be
increased II buyer Eiu give his fun at
tenti0n to business. Not necessary that you
should be q druggist, have experience, or
have ali cash. Pretty, attractive, clean.
healthy. modern. cool. on the right cor, con-
venient 20 all theaters and the best hotels.
Money maker and will make the lucky one
prominent. This store is very large and
cannot be equalled IN any city FOR business
Expenses very small. surprising. Store can
be bought for half price and this is giving
IL away Don't fail 10 see H. as seeing is
believing. The reason for selling is because
owner has entered the manufacturing busi-
ness Answer now as this Is the last chance
for the greatest bargain ever put before the
public Address, j. CARROLL SULLIVAN,
Attorney. 70S Fidelity Bldg, Charles and
Lexington SITS JyZl-5t
AT YELLOW FRONT TRUNK AND HAEt-
NESS SHOPS, 18Th and II SITS. y. W. vEC
have large variety Of trunks, harness, wig
ons. buggies and wagon wheels 10 sell; your
price. our specially, trunk repairing. Phone
NJ 4s2l NJ Jys-u
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PERSONAL.

MONEY! viii loan you shat MONEY you
need and you can pay me back weekly or
monthly; charges are small and nobody
Knows your business. Address BOX SIS,
Times office Jelb-It
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wANTED-AGENTS

FOoND-A new moneymaker-a household
necessity; every home buys. C. Hanjey,
New York, sold l5l first two days made So
sells ltsen when shown. People borrow
money 70 buy Costs 4Oc Sells 81; 800, 600
sold In New York since September. Write
Tor your county. Catalogue free. L. S. CO,
- Main, Leipsic, Ohio. ~
AGENTS-SS3 per month introducing 1O-piece
combination dipper; experience unnecessary;
outnt free D. THOMAS CO.. Desk %, Day
ton, Ohio. It,
AGENT to sell or solicit agents for new
game. never o. market befor-, big sell
Ter write A. MUELLER & CO, 1880 n
Ashland ave, Chicago, H. It,
LADY AGENTS-Wonderful automatic waist
and skirt supporter; gets the money instant
ly; complete sample mailed free; no deposit
required. HAPPY GIRL MFG. CO., Kings
ton n Y Its
WE HAVE bona-hde money making propo-
sition for men acquainted with saloon trade
new article; commissions average $50 TO $50
weekly; state experience SIMPLEX MFG
co. Kewanee III it.
AGENTs-We manufacture and control 30
fast sellers; no other firm handles them; big
illustrated catalogue Of $50 speCialties free;
samples furnished. Every housewife pur-
chaser; summer speCialties. PEASE MFG.
CO. Dept %, Buffalo, n. Y te8-Su-St
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CHAPTER XVIII.
HOICE OF EVILS.

A CHOICE OF EVILS,
M =: s: 4: ::::: :: IS. +: 4: f.: 81: $
4 cal little fegts7
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STORAGE


PLAYS
Read and fully criticised.
Productions Guaranteed * Manuscripts
Warrant
PRESTON GIBSON. Colorado Building.
Isis-2ot
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

ALL CASES. ALL COURTS. Collections
everywhere. u. s. LEGAL CORP. 207 Bond
Bldg. iyIS-tf
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DUPONT
GARAGE COMPANY.

-U-J ii 81 \. ". Phone y. 5Ia.
Je27-tf
FOR SALE-TwO Bucks. one Oldsmobla.
TWO FOrds, one REQ, one Rambler, oae
h ayne, one UiusmUDile rUnab0uI. carry Two
people anywhere 5gc- We viii retire your
cars free ana sell them on commission
COLLIER, Automobile AIachinisl 9Th and
l. SIS y. j.. lyZ5-tf
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IN QUIET restful place, shade good table.
pure spring water. elegant pdrkins, SWING.
Tor rfu particulars address Mrs j.. Y. s.,
GIencarlyl. Va. -
boHrders at quiet, coun-
try home. Sc miles from Washington due
able; pure spring water plenty shade; cally
mail: Ia miles from Rappahannock river
rates reasonable Mrs, W a. KING Rem
iuaton. Va. jy28-7t-
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c. T. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
Oh keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished finish; soc gallon. delivered.
Phone Man 545S. Office ll3 Pa sse. y. W.
Good for your furniture Try il. jy2l-5t'