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er and grandfather and more remote an
cestors some of whom passed the century
mark without missing a days employment.
A Cosmopolitan Politician.
While not wealthy. Mr.. Bryce has en-
joyed a large income from his books and
writings, one form of the abridged Issue
of 'The American Commonwealth having
gone through ten editions. He has a
brother q. Amman Bryce of London). who
is a banker and railroad director. 1t Is not
believed, therefore. that there can be any
danger of his wanting for funds in case the
ample provision which the British govern
ment makes for diplomats shall be found
insufficient to meet the Washington de-
mands.
His literary reputation is so great that
it overshadows those other elements OF his
career which otherwise of themselves
would make him distinguished. His po-
htical and administrative experience has
been long. He became member of par
Lament for Aberdeen something like thirty
years ago, and before that was an M. T.
for Tower Hamlets. He has been chancel-
lor of the Duchy of Lancaster with seat
IN the cabinet, president OF the British
board of trade. chairman of the royal COM
mission on secondary education, under
secretary of state for foreign affairs, chief
secretary for Ireland, etc.
He has received more substantial literary
honors, perhaps, than any other living
man. They have come from almost every
civilized country, beginning in the United
States in 1887 with the degree of LII. D.
from the University of Michigan.
Thus, with his extensive travels in Eu-
rope. Asia, Africa and America, and his
active connection with many of the great
est societies and institutions of learning in
the world, his public as well as his social
experience has been wide and cosmopoli-
tan.
A&hlofio ho dor
The assertion has been made that his ap-
pointment was due to the similarity of his
sporting tastes with those of President
Roosevelt. A distinguished statesman has
said that "Grover Cleveland Is too lazy to
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hunt. and Theodore Roosevelt too restless
to fish"
Mr.. Bryce sets down his ''recreations''
with his own hand as mountain climbing
and angling SO, without taking much ami
NAL life, his outdoor activities combine. in
a modified and altogether wholesome FORM
land and RooSevelt-the philosophic pa
thence of the angler and the heroic energy
and endurance of the mountain scaler.
Such is his prowess in the latter domain
that he was elected president of the Alpine
Club in 1899. at the age of sixty-one.
His desire, he has explained is not to
fell big game or land levathan fish, but so
to indulge his recreative instincts as to
keep close to nature.
Appreciation of America.
Like Goodwin Smith although he did not
marry until 1889, Mr.. Bryce has received
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second act reproduction of the May fete
given by the National Junior Republic and
other charitable organizations last spring
at Friendship. the home of Mr.. John r Nc
Lean.
This is the first time that Washington
society has attempted the production of a
light opera written and composed by a
Washingt0nian.
There will be ifty or sixty people In the
company, many OF whom have already
gained regulations as singers. The opera
should prove of great interest in Washing
Ton. and its success will probably mean the
production of new opera each year after
the manner OF the cadets in Boston.
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Regulations Affecting Steamboat Men

Under new bill which has passed the
House of Representatives the present ma
ripe regulations governing licensed officers
OF steam vessels. masters. pilots, mates
and engineers of such vessels are allowed
to act in their respective capacities for
forty eight hours without posting their
licenses. Under the present laws, q
vesse! comes into port and the captain is
detained ashore during trip of only a few
hours the mate who takes his place must
tie steamer where IL can be seen by the
public That Is often very troublesome and
has caused many unintentional violations
of tine law The proposed new regulation
will allow a mate to take command of a
steamer for a short time without having to
post himself as captain of the vessel The
steabmoat masters and officers approve the
bill and believe that IL will greatly sim
nifty work on the steamers.
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EXCURSIONS, ETC.

GREAT FALLS OF THE POTOMAC. DO NOT FAIL
to visit. Equal 10 beauty to Niagara; Magnincsat
scenery Huge cliffs. Great gorge and rapids. Se-
cure your excursion dates for next season. DC.
round trip. Take GA O.D.R. cars at 36th 4 y.
de21-tf6
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AMBASSADOR BRYCE
Comments as to the Signifi-
canoe of His Mission.
UNDERSTUDY IN CANADA
America Marks the Highest Level Of
Material Well-Being."
DEMOCRAT TO A DEMOCRACY
To Bring Together the People Of the
United States, Great Britain
Ireland and Canada.
UNDERSTUDY IN CANADA
DEMOCRAT TO A DEMOCRACY

Great Britain now has ambassador to
Canada well as the United States de-
clared prominent official of the State De-
partment in discussing the Right Hon.
James Bryce as successor to Sir Mortimer
Durand
Generally. to those who possess an under
standing of the situation, this seems to be
a true statement of the case and palpably
the ''understudy'' in Canada is Dr. Goodwin
Smith
One of Mr.. Bryce's favorite resting places
in America to which he has been coming
for nearly forty years. is The Grange"
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HALLS FOR RENT,

HALL FOR RENT-WITH TWO ROOMS: BEEN
used fer dancing academy, good fer dentist. l7l7
Pa. ave. my30-5t
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule effect Naremler 3. lele
20 r Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
darz-S-ous at principal points in Virginia Eesiihns
train. standard coaches; Uer0r car 20 Virginia Hot
Springs. Pullman SIe=ugs Clifton F1rE' 70 Louis
vile Cincinnati Indianapolis. 81 Louis, and thl-
~7rr- buffet service from Gc-d1nsyIl'r-
40 T. N-NEW G.. d o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vestbuIz train stops only az G0-i71svls.
Charlottesville stanton. clifton Forge. and t7T-
inrtcn Va. R0rcsverte and Hinton. " Va Pull
nan sise7rrs 10 Lexington Louisville. Cincinnati
Indianapolis s. Louis and Chicago. Dining cars,
IA carte service. one night ont
ll-o Z. Nj. r. y. LIMITED. Daiiv-S'Ht
rrstihr'c train Pullman sleere-s % Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car o. Virginia Hot Springs week DAYS. Dining cars
a Ia carte service S'eepsrs Cincinnati ~ Chicago
and 81 Louis and Louisville to Memphis Nashville,
and Southwest.
Reserrations ard tickets q. Chesapeake and Ohio
Oe-es 5l5 Pennsylvania avenue. So 18th street near
+. and sixth Street station Telephones Main G7l
for PENNSYLVANIA r. r. Cab Service and Main 1855
for G.. & O.. Ticket OH-a.
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TRANS-PAGIFIC MAILS,

Hawaii. Guam. and ptHiTQins Islands. via san
Francisco. close here daily az lli5 p, n. up 20
MAY st. for dispatch by United states transport
Thomas
Japan. Kerea. China. and Philippine Islands. va
Vancouver and Victoria b. g.. close here daily at
$50 p m. up 90 June s. for diaTatch By steamer
Emprsss q India.
Specially addressed mails ONLY for japan Korea.
and China via Seattle C,-se here daily st $50
% N. up 70 June s. for dispatch by steamer ksga
Mani
Specially addressed mails only for japan. Korea,
and China via Tacoma close here daily A. $50
IA N. mp 70 June G. for dispatch by steamer
N8uEfUP.
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine j.
lands via Sar Francisco. close here daily az uz5
H. M up 70 June G. fer dispatch by steamer p-ric
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Inn Islands and NCW
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria. B. C.. close
here daily al 80 p m. uP TO June Is. for dispatch
By steamer A-r9uC.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

ALL MATERIAL IL FOUR BRICK AND FRAME
houzes adjoining no 18th S. uw.. consisting f
bricks lumber. doors sash blinds. &c. now icing
vrscEei. also one hot water heating plant Apply
on premises Cr 90 T. EDW. CLARK 1905 New Jsr
sav ave- NV. builders supplies. expert vrsrkor. and
headquarters fT secondhand materials. Phone y.
"a uynlr
FOR SALE-PRINE TOMATO PLANTS l5C A
doz cabbage plants e527 B-ightWood are. Phone
y 5s7s my3)5t
FOR SALE-tINE TOMATO PLANTS. l5C DoZ.;
cabbage plants ~ B1Chruuod ave. Phone y.
5s56 myA5t
FOR sALE-ANOTHER LOT OF SLIGHTLY
used Upright Pianos % close ont az genuine bar
gain pri-cs This IS an unusual opp rtUui-y for y0u
to get a high-1ade piano iu perfect condition frr
very Iit-Ie money and on easy terms kuabs. $50
Stier. 500. Sh0ui1Eer. $50 E0se, $50 kanich &
Bach 800; Stief Sis. Schubert. $50; kimbal
$50. steinvsv. yl57. aud a number # Others. o. J.
DsMOLL & CO. Higheradc Pianos, 1881 g 81.
FOR sALE-7oa YARDS OF LINOLEUM. GOOD
as new; Sc per yard cost, SL25 pr yard; or az
per yard Il sold as whole. SC F ST. nv.
Inh2a-H
WHIsKEY. 9 PER GALLON THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. SIC I 81. NV. aEsf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-E0lloWing schedule figures puDLsned only az
information and are not guaranteed
'TOa m.-DsuYilie and way stations
'so5 a m.-Hsrrsonburg and way stations.
go a. m.-Sleepes and coaches 20 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining Car
'IlJ0 A. m.-Sleepers and coaches % Columbia
savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car
ti0l J. m.-Hsrrisonburg and way stations
's55 ?. m.-Chsrlottesvilie, Wauenton. Srasburs,
and way stations.
'6;l5 p. n.-Slespers and coaches % Atlanta and
Columbus, Ca Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper % san
Francisco tri-weekly.
go ?. m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Charlotte. Co
lumbia. and Augusta. Dining Car
'l0l5 p. m.-Sleepsrs and coaches Via LTnchburs
and BRISTOL 10 Chattanooga. Memphis, and New
Orleans Dining Car.
II % D rn-Neg York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman to AsheTille, Atlanta, Birmingham,
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car.
Note-Dsily. iWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
s. SIS. and 2 6 A. m; 20. 5.25, SIS N.0 and
II 40 p N. daily. Local trains from Harrisonburs,
z . p. m. week days, and % p. n. daily from
Charlottesville, IS q. m. daily
Frequent trains to and from Bluemont
Ticket Ofices. 75 18th s.. 5l Pa. ave. and
Pennsylvania station.
c. II. ACKERT s.H HARDWICK.
Y. p. Gen. Mgr. Pass Traf Mgr.
". II. TAlLOE G. I. A. l. s. BROWN .. A.
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WASHINGTON Herald
H0uSES For SALE.

FOR sALE-lO ROOMS AND BATH IN THE
northwest section; lot lsxlOo; rents for $3.50; price,
ss,29.
New house In the northeast: rooms and bath F;
furnace heat double back porches; modern IN every
particular; price. only $500
An investment in the northwest rents for SD;
price $500 s rooms aud bath.
For sale-6 rooms and bath in the northeast; lot
70 feet front by depth Of ils feet to an alley;
price, S5.75a.
For Sales rooms and bath In the northwest sec
ton; price, 5000; fine furnace; lot 2lxl0.
Fer Sale-6-room house IN the southeast, two
squares from Library Of Congress; price, only s. 100
For Sale-A good investment in the northwest
four houses renting for 500 per month EACH price
Ter all. N0l0
For sale-Near 18th and sts NV; home Of 5
rooms and bath rents for SO; price, $3.50
For Slle-Near 9th and Fla. ave. NV; rooms and
bath; rent. $3.50; price N0o
For Sale-Near Conn. ave. and st. NV; s
rooms and bath stable in the rear; total rent, in
Guiding stable. $3.50 per month price S,@o.
For Sale-Nesr 18th and J. sts NV price, only
$500; six rooms and bath houSs rents for s.. 30.
See me about this one.
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Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
Offices. aud will be promptly for
wnrded 10 the main office;
WOODWARD & LOTHROP-Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG'S- Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. Cor. lth ST.. K. !. ave,
and r st. NV
CYCLE COMPANY ith and L sts NV
DONN q SANFORD's PHARMACY, Cor n. l..
ave and North Capitol ST. nw.
IOHNSTON'S PHARMACY l22l \. ]. ave. nv
S. KANN, SONS & CO. Information Bureau
CHAS. j. FUHRIlAN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts
+. T. WELLERS PHARMACY 535i NJ st. NV.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY. 18th ard SIS. Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and G sts. NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and sts. NV.
CAMpBELL'S PHARMACY. nth and PARK sts nv.
KENESAW PHARMACY, NJ. Pleasant and lrY-
ing sts. NV
McNUBTY'S CIGAR STORE, 18th and P sts, NV
TAYLORS PHARMACY. 9Th and z sts. NV.
kENERS PHARMACY 9Th and s,s. nv.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID and sts ne
ALEXANDRIA.
sHERWO0D'S, corner Prince and Royal sis
NEW YORK.
LA COSTE & MAXWELL. Nassau Beekman Bldg
CHICAGO.
LA COSTE & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY.
II. S. WALLACE. Cor Atlantic and \. c. aves
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. why not drop postal 70 an cid. re-
liable finn H. MARKS & CO. 507 7th. opposite
Safs or phone Main 1875 my2a3t
HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERING DONE BY An
expert al moderate cost BOX s. Herald Office
WANTED -- LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music We offer you a good square piano free
fer six months if you'll pay the cost Of moving.
F. q. SMITH PIANO CO, IG25 Pa. ave
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
lunbia holding a Probate Court No ifisl. Ad
minstraticn-This is to give notice thnt the sub
scribers cf the District Of Columbia. have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District q Columbia
letters testameutary on the estate 4 Frances Miller
late ca the District Of Columbia. deceased All per
having claims against tie deceased are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 70 -he ThscrihtTS, o
CT before the 23D DAY OF MAY. A. j. 1913; 9TH
erwise they may by law b. excluded from ali benefit
Il said estate. Given undtr hands this 23d DAY
q May. 1867. ANNIE MAY MILLER, 636 l. street
northwest FRANK F. NAY, i55 street nCrth-
west. Attest: Seal JAMES TANNER. Register
IF Wills fer the District cf Columbia CLERK Of the
Probate Court II. W. sOHON, Attorney.
nya a3l..e7
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE MELODY MANOR. so
acres. on The Eastern Shore. Ni.. water front
mid way between Washington an- Od Point Com.
fort large residence -1st completed al modern con
T-ni.ucr= ~ rooms. cottage af eight r-aur. ard
farm buildings. an kinds n fruit and sra food
prominent residential families iH vicinity house
hold furniture live stock farm implements &C.
great sacrifice, immediate possession. b. LAW.
RENEE. 1915 81. uv. care DR. Wilson. mrso-t
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HEART DISEASE INCREASING.
One of the Consequences of Our
Hurried Living.


DR.. Beverley Robinson, of New York. Che
well known authority on heart disease.
has much to say In a recent issue Of the
American Journal of Medical Science not
only regarding the increasing prevalence
Of heart affections, but on the various
causes Of the maladies as applied to our
modern methods of living, says the New
York Herald.
The heart is a wonderfully constructed
dynamic pump. with a working energy
OF seventy years and more, but ii must
be treated as any other valuable ma
chine, with due care as 10 capacity,
strength. and endurance. But the op-
posite Is so much the case that It is
time to think and act in Il reasonable
way before It may be regrettably i'm
possible 20 do So
Not only does this important vital or
gan become organically affected as the
result Of rheumatism. pneumonia. typhoid
fever, diphtherla, grip. and Brights dis
ease, but in a more indirect way 10y pure
overstTain Of function. Under the latter
circumstances weakening and dilatation
of the cardiac walls are most apt to oc-
cur and damage the victim 10 a greater
or less extent for life.
From one day TO another" saws Dr.
Robinson, some Of these patients be-
come conscious they have a heart by rea-
son Of palpitatiOn and a feeling Of weak
ness and inability TO do their usual work.
Frequently Il has been the result Of long
continued mental work OF a severe char
acter to which there has rarely been even
a temporary cessation. Again. # has been
the immediate result of some great and
sudden affliction, or of collapsed business
ventures after a short and losing fight 10
prevent relative poverty and obscurity.
and. alas, at times greatly diminished
prestige and honorable repute among
ones fellows"
In these cases Il Is perhaps not SO much
the weakness Of the heart itself as the
lack Of nervous force behind the trouble.
Obviously. then, the slightest systemic
disturbance may seriously affect the or
gan. \ sudden strain. even of short du-
ration, is frequently very injurious and
often fatal. A heart once fairly dilated Is
too often permanently damaged. Like a
skttish horse. il is likely to shy on the
slightest provocati0n.
The so-called acute indigestion" IS a
notable contributory cause TO collapse By
ulready crippled organ. What would in
a well person mean a simple attack Of
coEc would be death 20 one with a weak
and dilated heart
Such persons should always be cautious
against Overexertion. particularly of a
physical character. Even severe mental
perturbation often turns the scale. Not
a few Of such cases are on record, prov
ing the slight hold these affections have
upon lie. And yet the unW1Ty victims
are exposed to them, more or less, all the
time. We often hear Of the man falling
dead after running UP a flight Of stairs or
hurTying 10 get a train. or Of a poor girl
who danced herself into fatal collapse.
These are extreme instances. IL Is true,
but they may. nevertheless. serve a. les
sons in their way. At the bottom Of the
whole business is the dreadful hurry
habit which has become characteristic Of
the American method Of living.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
SITUATIONS WANTED.

BOOkkEEPER - EXPERIENCED DOUBLE
enty b0cEfccpcr wants position accustomed 70
Cdice OF business management Address BOX a.
HCTam Office my293t
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD sITUA-
tionl II so, PLACE a small ad under this heading,
state your qualifications and you will reach the
hest employer m Washington-peorIe who pay good
vos-s and appreciate good help Only lc a word Tor
ere fims 'PHone main 500.
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

ENrEEIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REAluV Is
hair, birthmHkS. mUes. &c. by electric needle
guaranteed peruauest and painless: no scars; abso-
iste privacy; references from physicians and forTue'
PATIENTS apparently hopeless cases solicited; consul
iation free electricity is The cny permanent ours
sor supsrfuous hair. BOX Il. Herald oficc. or
phope n 9637 mhif-tf
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PERSONAL,

/ GUESS HE s THAT ALL RIGHT, At LEAST
our Amsrican buyer viii Ufrr you full cash Yal1e
for mems discarded wearing apparel. shoes. hats,
shirts; drop MS a card 20 call on you az once
JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6l9 y.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR VORS
garments. ladies or gents. send postal. viii call
L. TARSHES. 1903 7tb st. NV. Phone y. i9
HOUsEKEEPERs - THIS WEEK. ORDINARY
windows eyIeTtly cleaned. Sc each. Postal Eli
LOTT, 1870 7th s. uv mvla-7t cod
HAIR on THE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS. MOLES BiRTHMARkS. BLACK
HEADS. and an facial bemishcs PERMANENTLY
REMOVED by electrclyss Lady operator. ROOM
b. Mstzsr0tt Bldg, mo ST. my5Dt
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? YOU WILL
be agseably surprised If you viii let me sell 1t ios
you. MARCUS NOTES 40 9Th 81 nv: phone
Main 5lsL nol0-u
WHlSKEY. 8 PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDERBCRN co. SIC J. a. NV aps-d
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wall PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED ~ CHEAPER THAN 9TH
1r firms. wCrd guaranteed Address postal h,
HEWITT. Gil East capitol s.. mt5l-&
PLACE ORDERS FOR PAPERHANGING AND
decorating now and avoid unpleasant delays.
We guarantee satisfaction. Phone North 80.
EDWARD L. HOFFMAN. I7o9 lith St
arc5-31 cod
ROOMS PAPERED 0UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs. painting LIB
PNEUN. 1901 9th 81. Phone y. 35lm. lai5tt
WE WILL FURNISH you PAPER FOR THE
following sized rooms, ex9x9. CSC; lerlG19. NO;
l2Kl5xe s q: l4x20x9 $50 ether rooms in proper
ton. Come l. g. NOLTE s07 nth. f5st
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ANTED-EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND
typewriter; permanent position. Apply 70 MAYER
BROS. & CO. Q37 r 50. NV mr5l6t
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND ASSIST
in homework SIS: also woman 20 nurse children
and do chamber work. 81; brig reference. 1872
Q S. NV mv533t
WHISKY. g PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO., els + st. NV. my2tf
lF YOU WANT A GOOD, INrELLlG ENT. AND
conscientious girl fer housawork insert 4 Emall
I'd under this heading iu The He-lld and you viii
quickly secure the right kind Of helper Only le
word fer cre tine Phone msin 3523 n
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LEGAL NOTICES,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
C Columbia. Estelle Tayloe Paine et al. com
plsinants vs. Henry S. Key q al. defendants.
No. 287o, Equity Doc.-The object Of this suit
Is 70 perfect the complainants' title by adverse
possession 70 s1blot six l6l in John Tayioe
subdivision Of original lot one d. in square
south Of square enc hundred and four loil, IN
the city q Washington District Of Columbia, as
the same appears # record IN the Office Of the sur
reyor Il the District Of Columbia. ON motion Of
the compainants, il is this sth day of May, 1917.
ordered that the defendants. Henry $. key and The
unknown heirs aliCnees and deysees q Henry Key,
their appearance 10 be entered herein on or be
fore the first rule day occurring after the expiration
Of three months from this date otherwise the cause
viii be preceded with as IN ease q default Pro.
ridod a copy q this order be published May = ana
81. June and o. and twice IN July IN the WASH.
ingtou Law Reporter and The Washington Herald
before said DAY ASHLEY NJ GOULD, Justice
true copy-Test: (Scal) J. R. YOUNG, Clerk
BY r. T. BELEW Assistant Clerk Eis9hlNh
GORDON Compainsnts Solicitor
my2i 81 5e7 iy5I9
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NISCELLANE0

COMING TO JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
send Is cents for "OficaI Hotel Guide, rooms
secured i'm private homes. VISITORS PUB co.
Irc b CITY HaM aLc N--L--E. ". MT
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Westward
lLEyELAND. 20 q. m.- '3l1 ?. m

CHICAGO 800 m. IL : 50 y n.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
s % a M. = E5 p m. 10 40 night
PITTSBURG. 80 a. "a. ~ .. . n, 'l--59
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CO.
lumba Washington. May p la7.-Sealsd pro
uossls viii be received a. this Office until 2 O'Clock
noon. MONDAY. June Il, 1907. for constructing
junction section 4 trunk sewers. Forms. specifca-
tidus ard necessary information NAV he obtained
az room g. District Buildirg Washington y. G..
HENRY b. r MCFARLAND, HENRY /.
WEST JAY J MORROW. Commissioner, d. G..
rngg1ftsrG
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CO
iumbia Washington. May 2. l9g7.-Sealed proposals
viii be received AZ this Office until y O'Clock noon.
THURSDAY June %, 1907 for constructing sewer
in the District r Columbia Forms. Specifications
and necessary information nav be obtained at room
49, District Building Washington. d. &. HENRY
p. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY
H. MORROW Commissioners. D. G. my5l6.exs