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You are not sleeping" she said.
calmly, but with conviction Ine re-
mark was not a question: x was a
statement
NO" I replied, as calmly
And have not teen asleeo3
NO"
you heard2"
Yes princess, I heard.
She was silent. and minutes passed
before she spoke again, 50 that / be-
gan TO wonder II she had decided 10 say
no more.
Mr.. DubravniIc." she said. and in
English. VIII you DO me favor IN
regard to this conversation you nave
overheard VIII you keep my CONT
denCe till tomorrow
/ wondered again at the princess
coolness- Realizing the peril Sne was
IN, as she must unqueStionably nav &
done. 10 Ies strange that she coUld
command herself 50 well as 70 remain
perfectly IN possession Of all Ger Edciil-
ties, In the face Of such dire peril
For a moment I hesitsted- Tt was
a very great favor that she asked OF
me so calmly just how great a IaVOT
it was, she could rot know and yet
there was 10 rea-oE why / should not
grant uer reOues-, eciuE Wnat was
and who + was In That interval /
wondered what his beautiful creature
before me would think, or say, II she
could have guecsed that H. was the
cflei OF The most remarkable secret
service bureau in the world whom she
was addressing. il she could have
guessed that the very man among all
other meH. whom sne would least
have thought CT taking into her conf
dence, was the one before her who had
listened TO the conversation
Yes. 7 wiz do that" 7 replied. as
deliberately as sine had asked The QUes-
tol- and / watched her closely as / did
50. holding myself well ia hand. the
while IN order Jiiat I might not in
stantr fall again under the spell Of
her faSCin@tiOns.
And come TO me them viii expect
YOU az noon"
Yes. princess
II thank YOU, sir. And now. II you
VIII give me your arm we VIII return
90 tho drawing room
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he Vital Records.
Births.

Frank : and Ella .. Hight girl
William H and Maud r Fowler. girl
Charles r and Martha J. Bennett, girl
Carl r and Mary Z. Heinrich, girl.
w " and Mary J. Edwards, boy.
Bailey A and Emma A. Gladmon, boy,
Benson 6 and Virginia r. Rowe. boy
ARTHUR P and Florence Z Wyand
girl
George s. and Evelyn Foreman, boy.
Paul and Sophia RiedeI. boy
Charles II and Margaret Y Thompson,
boy.
Ebert h and Effie l. Johnson. boy.
GiTolamo and StefanO Pellerito, boy
Jacob and RebeCCa Blum. boy
Aorah ham and Sofie F'UtrofEky. girl
Iguarzi and Alta Verzi. girl
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO PY-

Published as Information; not guaranteed
200 p m daily-FOr Virginia, West Vi-~f-ls
and Kentucky points Pullnnans
$50 D. 2 aiIy-CINCINNATI-S rcr-r-
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train to s.
Louis, with Pullman sleeper to C-b5~z-e
stops only at important stations Puii1ss5Ss
nuest equipment.
ME , m daiIy-F F. Y. LIMITED
Cincinnati Louisville. the West sSor-E
west. and Northwest Pullman sleepers
c. & Q. & Ia carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices Efg Isennsv7,-s,t-
avenue lsss + street. and Union Station
Telepnone Main 1866 and ZZ06 for tickets. bs-
nol9-sf
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

-AflEkl Ell
De- Nciues at EIue6eIds, Caesar at
Boston. Louisiana a. Hampton
Roads birmingham at Norfolk, BrIi-
tus at Lambert Pcint, Princeton at
COluto, Perry AT san Diego Mars
at Norfolk. and Paducah at New
Orleans
SAILED
S1s-dish from Norfolk for Annapolis.
Prairie from CristohaI fer BIuefieldS,
Hector from Guantanamo for NOT
folk Nina from Norfolk for Boston,
and Rocket from Norfolk Tor Indian
Head
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Othsr Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TEPET%AL, I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 a m----i-er. Pullman FarIor car
1890 a. rn.-5-HoUr train
$50 g. m--Diner and Pullman Parior "a
fI1.J0 q I--Dinsr and Observation Pm Trr.a1
ParIor car
'1-o0 p m--Diner and Pullman ParIor Cs-
800 ? m--'Royal Limited" All pUIIrlan
Eive-hOur-
a zoe o -1--Coachss 10 PHILADELPHIA
SEQ p m--Diner and Pullman Ps-fo-
$50 p m--Coaches to New York
sI2--5 n T--Sleepers 20 New York
'2-52 a. m--Sleepers to Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. t7.O0. 's:0o fu.oo a
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE 7oT-D
tWeek Days. a n to II D. M
s2-52 T5-0C 1870. 200. H7-2o. $50 $50 go,
Fs-s0 4lJ-o0 '11-O0 a. H.. s12.6o noon 4-9-c-'
'l-oo. +1.l5, zoe. 500 1870. $s:S6. fI.6S
T9.uu. 1000. "10-35. +11-50. To.15 \ 0''
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO '1.C9. SD D N
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND inns
PITTSBURG. $40 a N. ~. sg:i6 D -.
CLEVELAND. -a:Io D. n
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
WHEELING $40 a m-- s5-s0 y
WISCHEST 1910 a. n, 44-1 =5-aa -
FREDERICK fs-2o. fs-Io. ISIS a m. 4 90
HAGEEsTIo7TSS.. ts:lo =, N. $500 D m
fs-z0. 1880, $50. and $3.50 D. m -7
sDaiiy- Except Sunday. 1Sundzy oalv
TELEPHONES all Of the r0TT,1s--
Ticket Offices: 1zIT G 81 Tel Main 1851 sIs
Station Ticket Office Main 7zsO: I-fo-
ton Bureau Main 1850
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Marriage Licenses.

Paul 5. Carrier and EImira s. Wiley. OF
Providence. r. l.
George Fuller and Mary F Little Of
Baltimore. Nd
Del BrosTn and Oroa Whittice. OF MID
diesex county. Va
John J. PayEe. Cf CatIetts. Va, and
. SaIIie D. Critteuden Of Morrisville. va
Paul Bisett and Nellie Hicks. Of wash
iuEtOu.
Ernest L. MassIe and Gladys Mcdowell.
OF Richmond. Va.
Pearl Callahan and Addie HAYES Of
Prince William county. Va.
Harry s. Berry, of Nashville. Tenn.
and Georgia c Knox, OF WashIngtou.
! Ohm A. Wheeler and Martha y. Wal
lace, OF Landover, Nd
Richard F'acey and Mamie z. Shannon.
OF Washington
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TYPEWRITERS.

HAMMOND TEPEVRITERS- IN Ef-5z =775
exchanges. and rentedI rental apply on pur-
voruout machines CaI. write. or 0H1ne ~
FREE catalogue ana terms
washington Branch. THE HAMMOND
TTPETV RITTER CO. 325 Colorado IufIdi-E
feS-ell-7tc
REBUILT T. g. Smiths Underwood Rem
lneton- smith Premier good aS new. for
sale and rent at lowest prices Typewriter
ana ONCE supply Co, Ii97 G St. NFe. ". $50
oczz-u
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PICTURE FRAMING.

YOUR ELEMENTARY school diploma suit
ably framed in polished ebony ulel6frr- srf
sealed dust proof Special 500 Mau
and Il viii be promptly returned col leCr
HEWITT the Frame Man residence. oHfcs-
and factory. 80 c st 5. z. fe7-5tr
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FOR SALE MOTORCYCLES

one Reading Standard --.-.---.-.---- 80
one Eeadius- stan lard -.----- .--------.-... 3
One 1879 Eea551e STANDARD .-.--. -------.. I5a
one Trlu-CE E--lu--c- Reading S-r0Ia-d---- 2 q
ALL rs GOOD CONDITION
= y MEDD. J-. Inc. I--s y - ave Wv
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W0RKNGMEN'S WANTS.

TORKiNGME1N-The rational reasonable
and most sensible way 20 save a ~ for
the wife and ba6y is TO see Us FOR a tailored
lightly used suit OF OyerCoat az s. % sIO- we
have q. fine sock and can At almost any man.
one privS only JCSTHS OLD STAND. SIS
D y " feg-ff
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BUSPjfGS OPPORTUNITIES.

.IGAR STOHE-- very desrab.y located.
under 1lS.-zs eIseut. snap st--------... s. 01T
N D]D AND .-DAL YARD G-e teams
END business. cheap rent. best iH " T. SO
EMPLOY NE<I EJ- Fl1AL- owner made
5000 none . rlus- leave city price 80
asa tst-s-st SHOP Ccz= oLice buildings
ana dept 3 chairs saCrifice--.----...-. 7s5
EJoNINE HOUSE uss- Capitol 10
rooms. quick ssle +7-le lou p-ice-------- So
CIGAR. newsstand and barber shop.
3 chair. take 50 yssa- balance mo- 90
FRUIT STORE near 18th 81. y w
c1e1p rent; good trade. yours for 4a1
new YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. -fz3 r.
GROCERY. colored neIrh5orhood- y ~.
doing good business VIII inventory stock.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE ga < ST ~ ".
fe--2.I0
OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY. corner y
w me business excellent stock. daily
business. $50 others THORNTON 1875 Pa
HIGH-CLASS DINING ROOM nra- IFf6 a-7
y y ave, clearing $50 ulCuthIy- THORN
TON, l@H Pa ave y W fe5-st
store centrally located northwest OK
rent storage almost pays exuerS-S- -7eao
Tor quick cash sale BOX is. Times Office
fe6-5rc
EooNING HOUSE y 7 ave- Il rooms,
az ocCUpiele- owner rc-iri-g-- price $3.50
BUSINESS EXCHANGE 5l4 r ST y W
OWING To CIRCUMSTANCES MI Sac-f-
tce 30 shares e Carter Motor Car stock
BOX 49, Times Office fer-gss
PARTNER with SEQ 20 take > intereSt in
a good proposition that VIII pay over 100
NER. Times once fs-3t'
LIGHT GROCERY and confectionery. ,xceI-
lent location nv. rent So; nice brick
house; sales Sl5 daily must seII- bargain
sSEw YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1aza +
cheap rent; nice dwelling attached In
qUire 6l5 81 y W fe5-3tt
500 WORTH boots. shoes. notions and T---
n1ShinE goods Al new Best offer by Nor
Gay evening gets H. J. g KERR. sth AMI
Hamilton road Congress Heights. u. C.
BUTCHERS STAND in market 3. -faT7-.
sell at sacrifice II sold this week
BUSINESS EXCHANGE 5lf ST y w
fe-sfp
pay 50 per cent profit established five years
BoN ne. Times office fe5-3tr
IF YOU WANT TO SELL Buy or FX-
CHANGI 1OTR BUSINESS SEE Us
Pool room; central y w: clearing q day:
business se-tion; cheap
Wood and coal yard centrally located saw
Talili lons lease, teams II sold this week
COLUMBIA BUSINESS BROKERS.
- - 81 y. W fel-7ts
CIGAR STORE and pool room. downJoup
y w snap Tor quick purchaser
COLUMBIA BUSINESS BROKERS
- ~ St y. W. fes-ete
SALOON. center city: $500 F3ovIirg sI7----
and pool roorn- guaranteed profits $50 rer
month Cigar and periodicals.. rent so
DLt5AN - - ave fe7-5t-
FOR SAi-E-First-ciass grocery and provision
business. situated in the y W. fine crr1r-
tUnity for the right party reason for selling
other business Address BOX 1gs. Times
once fe2-Ifts
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED s. up- .aouII .u-s z--- a
I9ot on the wall lie PEEI-E y. 155- sfE "a
n " Phone North zsrt s----~
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FOR RENT ROOMS

Furnished and Unfuruished-
Sd ST ". =, 7tI-Three OF four se-on5 -Ho0-
rooms corner house, liEht Housekeeping II
i-fH ST y. W. 1gIZ-1lIs-I-ar-e bright
rooms, south windows. furnished and Tr-
furnished, hot-vaIe- heat hot water an
hours telephone no housekeeping fe7-str
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

CARPENTER wants Sob work. frst-class
Address 4o5 d 81 n z. a. A. TALES-
TIE fest"
YFACSTED E-pewrittuE % DO AT home 10-
per sheet original. SC carbon = s F.. rs
II St y W. Apart s. fe7-src
YOUNG MAN with business experience. sober
earnest worker not afraid o. hard work po-
sitiuG or some kind al once BOX 10 Times
&C fe7-Zt'
YOUNG Nan would like 20 get job clean
ing autos and working around garage good
references 4. =, Times Office. fes-gra o
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UNDERTAKES.
j WHIIAM LEE

UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
80 Pa ave. y W
7 Telephone Main 13S5- Washington. D c.
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DENTISTRY.

DOCTORS EIsZFEV. DENTISTS
Dentistry in all branches Guaranteed
: W Cor 10Th and f Entrance on ION
Ja5-90t
AIsVEOLsAEs TEETFf-EaInlrss. lasting Won
derfuIlv ifelike. bridEevgr-ls or plates un-
necessary; painless hllinE- DR. j. D. VII
son. I10S r 5yzI-tf
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WRESTLERS START TOUR.
CONSTANTTNOPLE. Feb. Three
champion Turkish VyreStIers. Ali Ahmed.
Izzet and Hail Hodfa. have started
from here TO make q tour OF America
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

GEORGE WAS IINGTON HOTEL. 18th and
New \ ork ave N W. transients 81 Der 6av
and Up, rooms with frst-class board 81 DER
week and up; table board 81 per week.
fef-7ts
FOR RENT-RoOm for coIored, 700 II st. \.
W Inquire A. s CAEWOOD. $50 9Th St
G ST. y W, 2017-Furnfsaed rooms with Or
without board. reasonable fe3-7fs
X ST y W. 9H-Room and board. SIS Ger
month fes-stc
y Y AVE, 12Z7-WeIT heated rooms WITH
first-Ciass board. s. per week IZzy y Y
ave y w fs5-5tc
" J. AVE y. w e11-Furnished rooms
with board; transients accommodated rea-
sOnabis rates. ree-ffc
6TH ST. y. w as-Eitber single or double
rooms with board fe6-etc
18TH ST. glO-BeautifuI second floor front
room. Mcpherson square, central location;
reasonable fes-sts
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WINDOW CLEANING.

HOW hBOTT THOSE DIRT. WTND0VFE-
White help and moderate prices Tf-ls,- r
CAHDON. Acme Window Cleaning 49, ---
moved 90 81 g y W. Phone II. -15e
5als-s5t
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CLEARANCE BARGAINS
y L-EI L--EL-E- urL----

n Used |EEIEILT "a -(DS-
The best chance you've ever had 90 --r Z
eoo4 piano tDr LtrIe money a-d On easy
terms Here a Few OF thu h7-Er u >
h1sbe- $-a-- Ear5uz1- s-5l- Chic EerIuE $500
Bradbury S-l5- Jeve--. S--5- JEcob Bros
s-ta- Stie-i- Si-5- hnz1e. $50. Hartman $50:
kimba-I- So and over Et-y others Suuars
Pianos Al SO and up [ew pE4nrz and
Player Pianos ar special discounts o. =
DeZDLL & CO. 18Th ana ~ s-s fzsL-rE
FOR SAIE-=5. -ralrs= srl-I golden r=l-
cane seat special prise. eS cents. regular
price Sl--5- HOLLYWOOD. S-h and X CeE-G-
FOR SALE-f5c1d quality orauue shades
fitted 90 your windows. only Sc the bezr
quality oil Opaque shades. El- H.r- fra
We call with samples ELEEBE- ITS r--1
and II sts- y T. 5zs-tf
FOR SALE-Ess ranE=. sI5eht.g used. a z57F
chance o. save money See HOPWOOD. S-h
h fes..
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CHAPTER X (Cont'd.)s

ARA" I unconsiousIy re-
Peated the name after him,
but It was under my breath.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE

1908 q m daily Florida FaSt RFaff -
through coaches and Pullman sIeepers 70
Savannah and Jacksonville. ParIor car
Jacksonville 70 Tampa Through sIeepsrs TO
4-55 .. H. daily The F'lamfaEo-ss - C,Y7frr-
est Florida train Through coaches 10 Ts~I-
sCnvlile- Pullman sleepeTs to JacIzsou,yiIIe
St Augustine Palm Beach. Miami -
Knights Key Connecting for Havaua mn
ing cars.
zoo D. m ''Seaboard Florida Tsr,rtos o..
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted -T-5,-9.---.
SIeepers to St Augustine Palm Beach ~
ami, and Knights KEY Connection fov ~
sau and Havana Club Observation an
dining car
1-3 p n daily Seaboard Express
Savannah. Jacksonville, and Tampa a1so
TO Atlanta, Birmingham. and Memphis M
i1g cars
Ticket Ofice, 141S New York ave. n NJ
Z A HARDWOOD. c 7. a
c. b hyan, 9 z a, Portsmouth, Va
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W fAes AHl'-i iou1E men 20 fearu automobile
business by mail and prepare for positions
az ctd-1ta-TE and repair men, We make YOU
expert IN Ten weeks assist you 20 secure
p2s-tio7 Pay Big work pleasant demand
~ men great reasonable write for E.z-ti-u-
.LrE ana rFr-p.r lesson EMPIRE aT-TCEE-
PILE TNsT TTTUTT1. Rochester n 3. fe---te
WANTED - Automobile Topics. a weekly
magazine devoted tc the interests of auto
mobile owners and prospective owners has
a very attractive offer % make % subscrfu-
ton CaEVaSserE F0r ~1rfEer-ra~z aFF-ree
Automobile Topics. l15 Park ave " r city.
VFANTED-Esu and boys over sixteen years
Ht age good wages pe-TIa auer- work Apply
basement o. lfQl 7 ST. n W 5yS-v. .sa El-tf
YOUNG MAN not afraid 0r work % drum
trade au1 willing 90 carry a G-umuer's
box Apply IZL q st. y u. fes-s.s
YOUNG Man a. entry clerE and assistant
h11kEe@per IN large retail or5ce- must b.
apt. active and accurate salary 70 start S.
weekly. with good chance Tor advancement
state age experience, and references BOX
lzf. Times Office rr5-sr
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female

TASTED-A child for adoption reliable
parents want a child under s weeks az age
Address BOX 1Z1. Times 0H-rs- re=-7--
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of every escription-moderateIy priced.
GGDE
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Deaths

Mary F. Scott, . years. s9s street
southwest
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

AGENTS and cam as sers 90 solicit b. cata-
logUei liberal commission paid 81 you are
something good. local or travelling k5d-e~s
". C. T.. Times Office fe5-tf
BOYS to serve morning ueuspape- routes
start $50 a. m; good vase Apply Zu 3
-s+-Sl'
BOYS with bicycles 70 deliver paeLsgas-
must be is or over Apply at once u
PHILIPSBORN * CO. so 1Ith 81 y W
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money york
ing after school rours- Apply BOX Is.
:. ..lSl-lIls,Lon IlLlles. sei2-f
BUTLER. oo.ored; white waiter. EUREKE
ioi1 T. = ave 1t
BUTLERs. delivery drivers. oeu bows v-aIfe-
apartment house, oasryrnsn- 1895 11th n W
CoLORED BUTLER with references. ApDl,
before u O'Clock 1923 18Th s. fe7-2tc
MAN7-CoIored. TO drive coal wagon S.
fioF-aa ave Ito
MANA once. who understands thorourblv
securing ana pressing ladies' and reutfe-
men Clothes good wages. steady Job. 7I ii
81 n T. 1e5-st'
Men 70 learn barber trade; only short dine
required wages after first month. stead,-
position guaranteed. Write Tor c-sraf.---,1'
Sew TaEk ellz --l-l''i- " 52.1s.y 5ss-st.
MEN WANTED perIencs unne-seEsry o.
nrenneu or pTakemeu on nearby "a roads.
account Increasing business. no strfkz- 49,
80. -. 7g3d VISION, so5-2l15 monthly Promo
tom L524 men sent % positions in 1900 sans
stamp state age, weight. height Rail
WAY ASSOCIATION. care Times offIce
fest
sALEsMEN-Two or three. who have had
some experience. O. represent high rrads
pTo7os tttou Tn washington and RqTEsrTr---
must be able 10 furnish Eo0d references. .C7TI
30 ETans Building If-J NCR- T1rE ave ~
tween and 10 a. .l- Gef5.1c
STABLE HosTLER-one. BURR RR0S
Br0okland- ID G. fe7-stc
We Allow your railroad fare 10 vyashinr-
ton u you live within 50 miles ana train
you as an 'Hpert automobile salesman
demand lor eur graduates all over the T-rf-rf
states Positions Pay from SIp0.eJ 10 gI5CGg
a month Part OF taition payable after yoa
secure a position Ws5te for particulars
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
OF WASHINGTON,
1905 18th Street Northwest,
Washington, =. Q.
largest Automobile Engineering school IN
Ihe United States Jacs-tf
WHY NOT EARN FROM So TO uz5 PER
AgEIH hy taking course an the Ma
TT0NAL AUTOMOBILE CoTT.r-r-r-- 80
~ our course about ure-Harr ur f-7z+ --,,--.r.sg
salary = make you an expert chauffelr ana
aSsl asS.sl son in securing a position Day anI
scented before the 1sr or March FOR cor
ORED MEN EXCLUSIVELY
The National Automobile College
IsE Tth 81 n " Phone Y 1873
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Washington Southern RafIwer

Washington Southern Railway
For Richmond and points South via Fra5-
-fCLrsbJIrE-Leave Union Station DALI -
a ~ 7.Z5 a NJ 1906 a m: Il.F5 =
4-05 D m. 4:25 p m; $50 D m; as D -
le-ee .. Leave week days. 200 n -
s. a L. Florida Limited. and 7:10 = p.
A G L. Florida Special All Pulluans- DC
local stops Local for Fredericksburg 5 p
m daily Times Of departure and cou7A~-
rions not guaranteed iss-rf
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AGENTS and cam assers 90 solicit by cata-
logUe; liberal commission paid 81 you are
making less than s. per week Iuswer this
sf sf.liiethinE GOOD local or travelling. Address
". @. T.. Times Office fe5-ff
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FOR SALE-Edis1u rh1l1zrapE. including
records horn sll stand AN F.r E-.- r-4r---
n-N- al evenings 1875 -9th ~ W ref7t-
FOR SALE-lo0 show cases. al sizes AZ fac
tory prices save money See UCPWOOD
sth and X f.r--.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO BARGAINS

USED UPefEHTS. $3.50. z1z-- -F srs=
Ike NEN- CASH OR TINE.
7t-@l@s STU organs SO 81 MONTH";.
LAWRENCE'S S, 800 10th ftss555l575svS go 20
Ec
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VAN TED --ll-u-s. Showcases desks al
viii pay more money than any other dsa- -er-
6i0 Louisiana ave y " south side street.
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doing good business VIII inventory stock
BUSINESS EXCHANGE 5lE ST n W
fa-qI
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WA,STET-5HC trunks 20 repair 81 u---z
guaranteed charges moderate De NEprs-
EWS- so 9Th 81 n " Phone Main 11c1
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TELEGRAPH SCHOOL.
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

uil dress and tuxedo
r. PINES. Merchant
7. Ja1-tf
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BOYS 70 serve morning uewEpaper routes
start $50 a. m good ws,ye3. Apply gi 3
n. " fe--7fs
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

settee, four feet long is we'll made of Solid Oak,
perfect match to Arm Chair and Rocker.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

about the same Influences as pre-
vailed IN corn. BENEFICIAL rains pre-
vailed over all the leading produe-
ing states. and crop experts brought
in better reports regarding the crop
than had been heat here during the
previous week. outs declined IA
cents all along feline.
Despite efforts on the part of
large packing intefests to hold The
provision list up by buying July
pork. the market took on a very
heavy tone and ranged slightly
lower. Too many hogs AZ western
packing centers ant lack of spocula-
tive demand here o. elsewhere made
scattering liquidation sales very
effective.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05
ITcmED ALL SUMMER.
skin Troubles Cause Great Aggrava-
ton i'm Hot WeHthcr-Unneces-
sary II poslam Is Used.


sary II POslam Is Used.
Frequently a skin trouble appear
ing in the spring and allowed TO re-
main unchecked will afford cause
for intense itching all summer long.
When poslam, the new skin remedy.
Is first applied all itching is stopped.
Inflammation is allayed. the burning
skin is cooled and comforted
For the prompt relief and cure of
the many forms OF eczema, acne. tet-
ter. BARRIERS itch and all other skin
troubles poslam has proved the most
efficient healing agent yet evolved
In the lesser affections. such as pim-
pies. red noses. complexion blem-
ishes, rash, scalp trouble. itching
feot. etc, results are seen overnight
but small quantity being required
fNothing ~ So good for sunbura and
mosquito bites).
A special 50-cont package Of DOS
lam is prepared for minor uses. and
this. as well as the regular 81 lar.
Is on sale by all druggists. partlcu-
larry Gilbert's drug store and II. W
Walker co. But no one is asked "a
purchase poslam without first OBJ.
tainlng a sample package, which
will be sent by mail. free OF charge
upon request by the Emergency
Laboratories. 32 West 25th street
New York city.
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KEEP TINE BOWELS ACTIVE.

No one can keep wei with lot OF
impurities blocked mp 10 the Hystom
The blood must have fresh material
from which 90 draw its food--no;
q poisonous mass of waste matter
See that the bowels are kept ac-
tive and you need never feel an or
be liable 90 disease. The pleasant
way--the gentle yet firm way-to
keep sluggish bowels In good order
S. TO take Or. Edwards little sugar
coated Olive Tablets. DR.. Edwards
put fifteen years Of experience into
these tablets They cure torpid
liver. bad breath. pimples and purge
the blood OF all Impurities. The
olive oil IN them soothes and heals
wonderfully. All druggists sell them
in 10 and 25 cent packages-to 1T
the vest pocket.
Try them-today The Olive Tab
lot Co.. Portsmouth. Ohio.
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that she would bcstow II on which
ever showed the gro1tostz phys.c cal
endurance. They decided on a
swimming contest In the Morava
river, which ended IN death by
drowning Of Mlenko and pleurlsy
for Theodor, which carried him of
in three days.
The girl declares she has. never
theless, received offers OF marriage
in private from some who boycott
her in public.-Pall Mall Gazette.
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nnchclors norcott ncantr.

sattika Dutch.sh. the Belle Of
Zaboya writes our Belgrade CORE
spomdent, Is Joycotted by all the
bachelors OF that village, who have
sworn not to marry her because she
caused the death of two of her adj
nirers.
Sattika declared to Milanko and
Theodor. who strove for her hand,
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Again the cost Of living.

A young lady who taught a class
OF small boys IN the Sunday-school
desired to impress on them the
meaning OF returning thanks before
a meal. Turning TO one Of the class
whose father was a deacon In the