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CHAPTER II (Continued)

TVE spoke a short. sharp word OF
IL command through the tube to
the chauffeur. The speed in
creased again. The humming
Of the car rose TO a diapasOn of swift
flight. The movement was scarcely
perceptible.
a lot better this way, than slug
ging him, blindfolding or gagging
him, or what-not. No fuss. no trouble,
no suspicion; and, most important
OF all, no possible way for him to
know where he is when he comes to
at Monmouth Monmouth. indeed.
A far cry 10 Monmouth!
DO IL artisJically, say l. II II has
TO be done, as il certainly has 10, this
time. II this isn't a case of necessity
short OF murder, what is, To like 10
know? Short Of murder? No, not
oven short Of that, If worst comes 70
worst,
seems a rational sort He'll listen TO
reason He won't kick over, once he
gees what's hes up against; not ne.
Lord. how it's working out-aI work
clean, artistic job of it,
He leaned back in his corner, and
with supreme satisfaction watched
the sleeping surgeon.
44Ab NdLS S4dGhtuluB us WIG speed
only when IL passed through some
slumbering town or village, kept
steadily on to the nOrrhWeStWard-
Right well the chauffeur seemed 10
know the road. Through woods and
across bridges he drove, up hill and
down, with undated pace. At last.
an hour before the chill Noveu Der
dawn, he skirted a long lake swung
into road which led from its shore
up through the dense groves Of pine
and spruce, and finally hauled UP
short in front Of a sort OF large, low
built camp or bungalow in the woods.
He raped sharply on the glass Of the
forward windOW-pane. LawlOr. stretch
ing cramped legs and arms, crawled out
OF the car, stod up and took q long,
deep breath.
Here at last" he yawned, with in
finite relief
chauffeur, descending from his seat.
Lawlor glanced up at the dim outlines
OF the bungalow, ghOStly in the cold
half-light that filtered through the
crowded columns Of the forest
Everything looks safe" said he. and
gave three long, shriu whistles, curious
" nodulated.
Three whistles answered him from
within the bungalow, and a door silently
opened A vague figure emerged
come, Gregory, you and Cash lug
him in and put him TO bed" he com
manded, gesturing at the car door
Easy with him, too Remember, what
he's worth to US. Gold wouldn't buy
him, ounce for oUnce-aud he's a heavy
man, at that"
AS Cash and the chauffeur, with IN
finite precautions. bore the unconscious
Hargreave into the bungalow, a sudden
munled cry rose from somewhere in
side-a cry so savage. so bestial so el-
oqUent OF banIed rage and sheer brute
passion that IL might have chilled the
blood Of any ordinary man.
But LawlOr only laughed derisiveN.
There he screamst" sneered ne. mis-
ten-he's welcoming US already. All.
well, Wen get at him soon enough"
Swapping his fingers impatientIy.
chUckling with jubiliatiOn 10 himself. he
followed the surgeon and the other two
indoors.
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DEATHS

FERSINGER-On Monday. June 20. 1910,
SOPHIA. wife Of Peter Fersinger-
Funeral from her late residence. y street
northwest, on Wednesday. June p. at $50
O. m; thence 10 81. Aloysius' Church.
Where requiem mass viii be celebrated al
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited 70
attend Intement at St Mary's Cemetery
ERvING-On Sunday, June 10. 1910. at SPUR
rel inn. Twilight Park \. Y. AMELIA
GREENWOOD. widow Of Leslie Irving.
Funeral at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Tar
rytOwn. y. Y. on Thursday. June 3, at
p.
JENKUNS-On Monday. June 20 1910. az 2:sr
?. m. IONA, wife Of Frank N. jenkins.
Funeral from Grace Baptist Church. Ninth
end u streets southeast. on Thursday. June
dover. \. H. and HaverhiT. Mass, pa
pers please copy.)
EELsON-On Sunday. June 10, 1910. at 300
p. m. at her residence. 1915 Sixth street
northwest ELIZA J. NELSON.
Funeral from Berean Baptist Church,
Eleventh and streets northwest. on
Tuesday. June q, at 2 p. m Relatives and
friends invited 70 attend
RUss-On Sunday. June 70. 1910 at the resi-
dence Of his son, 6f- g street northeast,
EDWARD l. RUSS.
Funeral on Tuesday, June q, at p m
Interment at Arlington Cemetery
ALTOONA and Harrisburg, Pa papers
please copy)
sCHUTZ-On Sunday, June 10. 1910. at p.
m. at 1219iz street northeast. BERTHA
MAGDALENE SPAR. vito OF John G
Schultz. aged twenty-five years
Funeral on Tuesday June p, at p. n
. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery
(CIew York and Philadelphia papers please
copyD
ARMSTRONG; Sunday, June 10, 1910, at
midnight at her residence, 1912 Sunderland
place CHARLOTTE c. ARMSTRONG,
widow OF the late Gen. Frank O. Armstrong g.
Funeral services at St Matthew's Church,
on Wednesday. June p. al 10 a. m
KING-On Sunday, June 70. 1910, at midnight.
at her residence. lola Fifteenth street
northeast, SUSAN ANNA. beloved wife OF
J. d. and mother OF Frank D. Henry e
X. J. King, and Irene p. Owens.
Funeral from Kendall Baptist Church,
Ninth street southwest, between B and c
streets. on Wednesday. June ., at . p. m.
Interment at Rock Greek Cemetery Omit
rowers-
DIVVER-Suddenly. on Monday, June %.
1910, at Sis o'clock a. m, at Georgetown
University Hospital. CHARLES A., beloved
husband OF Irene Diver nee Barr, aged
twenty-three years
Funeral from his late residence. rs T
street northeast on wednesday. June %
at 2.3o O'Clock ?. N. Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend. IntermCut at Congress
sionai Cemetery.
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TAFT, BY WIRE, OPENS
DETROIT EXPOSITION

Of people swarmed over the grounds Of
Deuoits Industrial Exposition today,
following its opening last night. when
President Taft pushed a button In
Washington, and thereby kept a promise
he made during a recent visit here.
When the signal came from the Ma
tiOnal Capital the entire city was fllum-
mated with electric lights. Every
steamboat factory, and locomotive
whistle In the vicinity footed for sew
eral minutes. The church bells even
came in on the racket
The exposition IS housed in two build
ings on the water front. The exhibits
exceed s.. 500O0a u value.
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CHAPTER III.
Terms of Truce.

HARGREAVE awOl1e. somewhat
i L dazed and troubled, but IN no wise
harmed, 20 find himself lying in a
soft, white bed. The light Of morning
was shining in his eyes.
Eth? What2 Where am r. he STAN
mered, his mind fer the instant falling
70 reach back and establish any con-
neCtiOn between this place and his last
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SHAKE-UP PLANNED
FOR UNIVERSITY

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 21-There is
to be general shake-up in the trustee
ship and general membership of the
Vanderbilt University in the near fu-
ture, according to advices made public
today.
Biship z. r. Hendrix, Of Kansas
City. Will be cited for trial before a
committee Of twelve elders in sixty
days, Chancellor J. II. Kirkland will
be removed by the Methodist College Of
Bishops and the nineteen members OF
the board OF trustees will be elected
new men to be chosen in their places.
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OFFICERS ENCAMPED
ON ANTIETAM FIELD

SHARPSBURG, Nd, June 21--Major
Swift and 100 officers and students from
the United States War College at Wash
ington are in camp here on Antietam
battlefield. opposite the historic old
Dunkard Church.
They viii remain here until Friday.
when they viii leave for Gettysburg by
way Of Hagerstown.
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Or. Hargreave the most eminent sur
geon in New York. receives q mysterious
telephone message demanding his services
''in a matter Of life and death" He re-
luctantiy promises 20 accept the case. 4
little later an automobile drives up 10
the door and a gentleman. introducing
himself as Mr. LaWlOr. explains thai the
case has TO do with "a member Of his
household over In Jersey" He promises
70 pay. without question. any hunOrarium
the doctor may demand. The great sur
geon. accompanied by Lawlor. is driven
10 a ferry, and then. having accepted a
cigar from his client. falls asleep.
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FLOOR OILS

c, T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsT-KUT-
ING FLOOR OIL. keeps the floors clean
and bright, gives them polished finish; zoe
gallon delivered. Phons Main 515s TrSSca ia
Pa. a~e. \. W. GOOD FOR YOUR FURNI-
TURE- TRY IT. Used by U. S Govt and
over .OS families for the last Is years
BRINKMAN'S
SANITARY WAX FLOOR OIL.
Price. &c bottle SOC Cal DeII,arad
Mfg. and Slid by ED. BRINKNAN & co
Phone Main 1851 Office 1853 Pa ave. n. W
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTAENL. OFFICE o.
THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT June
Is 1910 sailed proposals will be received
al this Office until o'ozock p m, on June
&. 1910. "a then opened. for cuttrng. ssl7lns
and baI{r & carpets for United S-aIeS 5lll1-
mss dur rs fscz- year ending June 81 ISL
f,urti7e sewing. and ballns % De cone n
accorGar-e with Department sEee-Ilct--l-ls-
me Da1artueur reserves the rlgal 70 re-
iar- am az an bids and 70 waive detects
Tareerspr,-c bids or modification OF ol1s VII
nor DO clrsidefed. Each proposal must De
arcor-DauieG BIZ q certified c1ech n -i-1 sum
Of one hundred dollars lsltv-ue'' oIaMn %
re o-ser o. the Treasurer o. the Inltec
S+ares as a guarantee OF gooa Lalta- JAMES
Knox TAYLOR. Supervising Architect
OFFTCE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
r,oT T-NTBTA washington June II. 1910
$500 PROPOSALS wiz be received az this Of
- mail h O'Clock noon. July 9, 1916 f0r
r.s-irv various streets and avenues IN the
r5s+-ie- ~ Columbia with sheet asphalt and
esnLaI- block Forms Of proposals. speclfca-
ions and necessary Information may Be
oi-9fr,ed from CHIEF clerk. Engineer Depart
-1a~+ Room Az District Building CCNO
n PTDOLPH. JOHN A JOHNSTON, VII
LIAM V. JUDSOSs Commissioners. . Q
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DHA1N hAAN' .
SANITARY WAX III OOp or
BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIEs, Parrots. DOGS Cats
Angora Goats, Goldhshes, Rabbits. Guinea.
Pigs. and Chickens. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE IL 12th ST n. ".
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Personal

HIGHEST PRICES paid for secondhand bar
rels and casks. See me before buying OF
selling. JOHN Z. BEAVERS. Dealer IN
Secondhand Barrels and Casks- Onice SEQ
Sun 81 y 4. Phone Lincoln $50
I PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for empty barrels and casks OF an kinds
Phone Main 1913. I viii call JNO II
BEAVERS. dealer IN barrels ana casks
oniee. II and Water sts. s. ".
GEORGE ". STONE. JR-.
Dealer IN all kinds OF empty barrels and
casks. See me before YOU buy or sell. Phone
". 600. Onice IS Water ST. s W
JOSEPH p. BURKE. rs 9TH S. w. Regis
tered plumber and Cashier Jobbing prompt
y attended 20. Estimates given telephone.
Have You Tried TT
HerTmann'S Famous Ginger Ale.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
II Your dealer cant supply you
PHONE L IsSl-Iss2
A @. HERRMANN. T5o-754 10Th St g. z
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
Cured by the Massacon
General Acoustic Co, 1923 Evans Bldg
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UNDERTAKES
J. WILLIAM LEI

]. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY,
$50 Pa. ave. y. W.
Telephone Main 1850 Washington. D. c.
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL. DESIGNS
ef every cription-moderateIy priced
GUIDE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR sALE-Groeery. Apply 1s4s BtA 81
cIGAR STORE and newsstand; business
BOX a. Times on1oe.
FOR sALE-Groosry store; win sell On n
ysatory. ia 3Ld- ave \. 2
BOB sAL-E-Luaeh room5 owner leaving city.
- - y ~
INVENTOR wishes 70 acquaint himself With
- ".ln czlpl-al % promote several inven-
ions and patents he now has Call evenings
OF write us D 81 n z.
BEST DAIRY LUNCH IN Washingt5n- come
f0icks snap Bowling alley and pool room
money maker saloon, central $500 viii
Capitol gold mine Cigar and periodical and
POOL room. North Capitol owner leaving
city. DGGAN. s1T La ave
LITTLE GEM confectionery. notions: suit
ao-e -adys modern 4-roo-n house, rent all
9a-Z Z-o-S.. 150ENION. l5l5 Pa ave wv
HIGH-CLAss CAFE. location the best.
clearing SO daily over all expenses: state
rnent proven THORNTON, I505 Pa ave wv
CAFE. paying we'll y ". location: oHe-
wanted must sell Elegant rOoming house.
mar Ea-le- IHORNTON, l505 Pa ave wv
FOR LARGEST LIST OF all kinds o. bust
ness places Tor sale see
AZ IH0ESTON. 100 Pa ave n W
EXCEPTIONAL Offering. ss1-s per cent OF
COST cFy goods. new stock can remove IL
oes-Ie-5 snap LHOkNION. 1875 Pa ave Nv
NOTION & CONFECTIONERY store.
rent gu. rooms, great bargain at-.-.-- 80
paying stand. y. w. barga f1...-.. -
Barber saoP, chairs IN st. y. W.
NteALy business. -; asking ----------- 20
Corner grocery s. f.; rent ST.; roorass
sales go daily cheap at-----.---..--... 80
Confectionery notion and grocery good
stand > e rooms and sable -
Grocery Bloomingdale section. rare
chance. owing % sickness. at-.-------. So
DRUG store best located stand. s. W.
rent SIS. sales Sl4 daily. ............... go
Corner grocery. central y W. monthly
cash sales. $780, price. -
WV YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1872 E
BAKERY and confectionery; AI- Peasant;
owner leaving city. snap for $50. haf
cash. balance monthly. BUSINESS EX-
. CHANCE. 5li i St y w
GROCERY. y w. cash business; Ioczrio1
perfect wlil sell for $50 Or invoice BCSI-
MSS EXCHANGE SO T ST n ".
LUNCH ROOM. business section. y ";
sales 50 pei day price. $3.50 BUSINESS
. EXCHANGE. SO = 81 y "
WOOD AND COAL business. suburbs. doing
large business no opposition, large terri
. tory BUSINESS EXCHANGE 81 F 81
FOR sALE-Aluost new house and good
18Th 81 5. E
FOR SALE-SmaI hotel with C1n1ug room:
clearing $3.50 % 500 month; must be sold
IN next Ken days az n cap s.
WANTED ctgar-neWspaper stand. n ho-
te-, or good cigar store BOX ~. Tines
ONCE
/ LUNCH ROOM daily sales So % SIS. Price.
$50. low rent
Bar5er shop On business street. chairIi
I Grooery store s Z: daily sales. 40 10 "a.
living rooms. Price, $500
Pool room y. ". tables: cheap, GsZl
COLUMBIA BUSINESS BROKERS.
70 ~ 81. ~ ".
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FOR RENT-RooMS


D ST. n W. 22s-Large. airy. furnished
rooms also hall room; central location
" ST. y. W. 1870 rooms. bath. gas. heat:
BYE ST. " ", 1sss-Old Caticary mansion
opposite Franklin Park; nicely furnished
rooms
STH 81. \. W, 62s-LArge front room, two
beds. $3.50 month; other rooms; sumner
rates
% 81 y w., sI7-Ons large furnished room
with board, In private family Of o
MAINE AVE. s W.. GO-Cor o. 5th-TEo OF
three newly papered nicely furnished rooms.
running water. gas, bath. housekeeping. 2--l5
and $50. single room. large, 81
T7TH ST y. W. 1ns-F'urHished rooms Dri-
Nate family.
sra 81. n. W. 613-NIcely furnished front
room. housekeeping II desired.
G sT \. W. 4Z7-Beautiful large front ROOM
cool; completely furnished reasonable
9Th ST. \. W, 6o7-Large front room. with
kdtchenette: furnished completeiy-
II ST \ W. so2-Furnished. rooms.
complete for light housekeeping sumner
rates
18Th \. w 3452-Corner Columbia road
Three large rooms second floor. completely
furnished Tor housekeeping: gas range.
! sT- n ", s84-Iarge front room Tor or
gentlemen. $40 and sl2 month. bath
/ \ 81. ~ ". If4s-BeautIfuI second floor
rooms, s. per month. han room 50 prone
y C. AVE S E. 17s-Nicely furnished
room on second floor near Library ana
Capitol: REASONABLE.
F ST. " W, z2ATwo se-ond-Lo1r -----
! municating rooms. convenient 10 udLn. FUR
nlsned FOR house keeping sp-=rl44 location
! near Pension Bureau reasonable rent for
/ sumner months
K ST. \. W. zns-Near Wash CircIe-En-
/ tire second floor. newly paPered rooms por-
celain bath light h0usekeeplngi So
HOTEL WEST. I20s Pa ave n W. opposite
/ Raleigh Hotel summer rates 20 permanent
and trans-ents-
/ A ST. y z 50s-FIye furnished rooms lst
and d hoors, IN exchange for board OF
couple
lSTH ST. y W. Tl2-LArge front room nicely
/ furnished; separate beds. ID hoors hot
water
/ BYE 81 \ W I204-Txo rooms on second
I aOcr. light housekeeplngs very reas9nan.e
/ H ST y W. ss4-Lzrge furnished room for
! light Housekeeping.
5TH ST. y. z. aO-very handsome two.
! three. and four room fats, furnished n the
I best OF Style everything new elegant gas
I range, beautiful brass bed. large closets and
porcelain bath $3.50, $50 and $50
" n W. l8z0-BeautifuI large second Goo-
J front room, newly painted and paperec 3
I very desirable
NEW YORK AVE. \ E. 1.-Two furnished
/ rooms. suitable light housekeeping
/ G ST y ". 4z7-Flrst and second floor
! front housekeeping rooms reasonable
I L ST. y ". ls5s-Seally furnished rooms.
] near oars
EYE ST. y W.. z0s5-Newly papere5 and
| newly furnished rooms double single.
{ near - NJ c. A and Lepts-. summer rates.
] references.
L ST. n. w. Iss5-Large room. facing south.
/ best fare. only 50 for Jw0.
/ IF YOU WANT A NICE ROOM. reasonable.
I apply ~ The ROCHESTER, HOTEL single.
/ s. Per week Up. double. s. week Up RCcaes-
/ ter Hotel. 80 \ ST. y. W
THE FREMONT HOTEL
I Nicely furnished rooms reasonable rates
I central IoCaroH- % and Indiana ave. " W
I n.shet room, southern exposure Phone y
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SHORTHAND & TYPEWRITING

SHORT CUT Pitman shorthand and type
writing.
THE REYNOLDS SCHOOL. 144s st. n. ".
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Nashington Dimes
Want Ads
PHONE MAIN $3.50.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
CLASS A

<
CLASS A.
For Rent-Furnished
and Unfurnished
Rooms
Rooms and Board
Wanted Rooms &C per me
Minimum space.
Help Wanted-Tnciud- o -
ing Agents Wanted
and Statesmen Want
ed
Situations Waited.
Lost and Foun6
special Cash I'm Advance @Ic a Word"
Minimum charge. 10 cents
On orders for seven or more times, mini
mum charge. u cents per day.
Special Charge Rates.
Minimum space, lines.
times within one week.. &c per line
umes' cOnsecutively-- &c per line
CLASS d.
Minimum space lines
All elassiECations not LISTED as Class A
l5c a line.
Special Cash in Advance Rates.
times within one wcek..-.........z5 80. Der line
times. consecutiv eIy.............5Ocp per line
Special Charge Rites.
times within one Week-.......-.. soc per line
tines consecutively..--..-.-.... .60c per line
Contract Rates on Application.
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FOR LARGEST LIST OF all kinds o bust
ness places Tor sale see
MM IHoRSTON. 100 Pa ave \. "
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E&CEPTIONAL Offering. 80 Ia per cent on
cost cry goods. new stock can remove lf
desired snap. THORNTON. 1875 Pa ave-. c-v.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female

AA@-A - NV -
Male and Female
SOLICITOR 10 take orders. good pay: no
expense -4s5 ~ ST
BUNDLE Experienced. Apply
FRAZEE-POTOMAC LAUNDRY CO. 18th
and - SIS.
WANTED-Competeu stenographers and
bookkezp ers. are IN demand The best place
20 learn Is a. STRAYER'S BUSINESS COL
LEGE. OLD Masonic Temple. 9th and sts
Day and night school e. summer. Coolest
rooms IN city Positions for graduates Free
classes on Saturdays Write. phone. OF call
Llr catalogue.
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I CAFE. paying well. y ". location o1e-
wanted must sell Elegant rOoming house.
Z haif value THORNTON, 1893 Pa ave. NV
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LITTLE GEM confectionery. notions. suit
-o-e -acys modern f-roo-n house rent all
0a-y $3.50. THORSTON. 1906 Pa ave NV
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HIGH-CL-AsS CAFE, location the best.
clearing SO daily over all expenses state
n1ent proven THORNTON. 1905 Pa ave wv
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

UPHoLSTERING. cabinet ws-a repairing.
finishing slip covers. and screens best
work: lowest prices; satisfaction guaranteed
JEAN AHRANO. 1913 10th St Phone y. Ssh.
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BO0KBINDlNG
COAL AND WOOD

C0oI Philips & JUensmann. Mod
SOdI5Oe { St ne. so 4th 81 na- w OON
Only Best Grades LoNszt Prises-
Phone Lincoln 20.
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS?
White help and moderate prices LEON Ia
CARTOON. Acme Mind W C5crEinE Co.. re-
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DENTISTRY

AIYEOLAR TEETH-Painless. lasting. Won
derfuIly Hfelize: bri6gework or plates IN
necessary; painless hlling. DR. J. l. WILL
SON. 1zo3 =.
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

n Il PHlLPITT. Reliable Umbrella and
PzrasoI Maker. Repairing and recovering
a FDecialry. Cravennette, gloria, and silk 81
pu z ST. y "
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RAT EXTERMlNATOR

THEY MUST DIE outside II you use my r
mouse and roach eNterminatcr- Price.
s-oz. can A GJRALSkN. 1905 --h ST.
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W0RKlNGMEN'S WANTS

WORKINGAEN- TEould be a pity We
did not know. but we CO. that's true
sav. Bow. see this lot or tailored coats ana
vests slightly used. E-5G. 500. and more
one price Ii-STFI-S OLD STAND. SIS z. I
The Glenwood post., 1910-02-19
The Name # W.sk;.sts.

Sons Of the youth and the truth sf n.so..
Ye that are met to remember the man
Whose v.ior gave birth to = peoples salvatoe.
Honor him now: set his name IN the van.
A nobleness to try for.
A name to live and die for
The name Of Washinssoni
Calmly hi. face shall look down through the
ages
Sweet. ye, severe with the spirit Of warning;
Charged with the wisdom Of saints and OF
Quick with the light for life-gimng morn
ing.
A majesty to try for,
A name to live and die for
The name Of Washmgtoni
Though faction may rack US. or party divide
And bittctnes. break the gold links Of our
story.
Our father and leader is ever beside us.
Live and forgive! Blu. forget not the glory
OF him whose hight we Try fos.
A name to live and die for
The name of Washington.
Still in his eyes shall be mirrored our fleeing
Days. with the image Of days long ended.
Still shall these eyes give, immortally. greeting
Unto the souls from his spirit descended.
His grandeur we will try for.
Hi, name well live and die for
The name Of Washington.
George Parsons Lafhrop.
The Glenwood post., 1910-02-19

ther's first wife Georges grave, COM
manding nature made him seem and
feel himself man in years when he
was only boy. The younger children
were taught to call him by the respect
full title brother" and he was not
long in teaching them that the man
date of brother had to be obeyed for
reasons other than a superior dignity
for he was from his babyhood stall
wart, muscular fellow who could whip
any one almost twice his age.
After his marriage Laurence Wash
ington settled at Mount Vernon on the
Potomac river, which estate had fallen
to him by his fathers will. Laurence
Washington's wife being Anne, daugh-
ter Of William Fairfax of Belvoir.
Fairfax county, Virginia. winter of
hospitality followed the establishing of
their home. Visiting, at that time in
the southern colonies, was one of the
fine arts of social intercourse, and no
sooner was an estate established than
round of visits was inaugurated A
popular belle in her round OF visits
might cover the year from January to
December, for visit meant a fort
night or a month when facilities for
transportation were so meager.
At this time, when Laurence and