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The Dinner at the Hotel Rationale

over tho mind and actions OF man
as famous in affairs as Sir Mortimer
Brett was absurd. Even had that
been possible Helena would have been
the last 20 intrust his honor In my
hands. And yet, as Locke had said.
what II were a pawn In the game OF
Countess Sarahon?
Then why not ue an intelligent
pawn, to be moved n you win care
lessly here and there IN the game OF
intrigue, but 70 be moved with my
eyes open2
NO pawn IS too Insignificant to be
made use Of" those were Locke's
words. He had believed that she
would attempt to make use Of me.
Heaven grant II. I thought with a
thrill OF hope. We should then see
what we should see. Yes: I would
look out for Countess Sarahon. But
scarcely In the manner Locke had
suggested.
Early in the afternoon a message
came from her. as had felt confident
II would. A cousin was with her: they
were to leave Lucerne that evening.
en- route TO little village in the
BernCse Alps, where she had taken
a chateau for the summer. She would
be charmed II I would dine with them
in her apartment at the Hotel Ma
tionale. And would I pardon the alb
surd hour OF $50? I was 90 cone in
my morning clothes. since neither she
nor her cousin expected to dress.
accepted the invitation with
alacrity. That meant privacy-a GER
tain intimacy. A cousin was to be
there. It was true. But the presence
carelessly thrown at Mrs. Grundy.
The cousin had not arrived when I
presented myself that evening. I
struggled against q sense Of shame. I
was accepting her hospitality. and I
had come 20 spy on her. But I reas-
sured myself with the conviction that
II was TO be a game OF tit-for-tat.
( The apartment de luxe into which I
was ushered was dimly lighted, and
the air was heavy with the perfume OF
flowers. In the center Of the room
the white damask and silver OF a table
set for dinner cleaned under the soft
light OF candles. In some vague way,
this room, one of a hundred others in
the hotel. had lost something OF its
stih Journalism. It had charm. Charml
That was the word that best de-
scribed this mysterious woman. Well,
! must steel myself against that
charm.
I She had been beautiful the evening
before; this evening she was radiant.
I Her eyes burned with a fire that at
once Disconnected and excited. She
was the incarnation of what one calls
the Joy OF living. Never for an IN
4 slant was she still. Now II vas to
| glance critically at the admirably ser
table; now 70 rearrange the Covers.
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they 'shotId not quesuon-1t. That was
the delicate task I must bend myself
to for the present.
We had seated ourselves well for
ward aud were quite alone. for at this
late hour the boat carried few pas
sengers. The wind coming from the
snow-clad peaks was piercing. shiy-
cred. but rather from excitement than
from the chilly air. Already the lights
OF Vitznau could be seen dimly through
the thick mists.
Dr. Starva. rolling a huge cigar in
the corner OF bis loose. sensual mouth.
regarded me hxedly under shaggy eye
brows.
1T Is cold. We must have some
cognac." Without asking for my as
sent he summoned a waiter.
Even In so trivial a matter as the
appropriateness OF refreshments his
tone was more a command than an in
vitation. The cagnac would be vel
come enough, but one less observing
than myself might have noticed the
alacrity with which he welcomed the
excuse for the liquor.
DO you know what II IS TO have a
headsche?" he asked, and, fumbling
clumslly in his walstcoat pocket, he
produced a tiny packet.
NO." said. yawning. and watching
him idly.
"Ah, you are fortunate. This little
powder Is a great benefactor to me.
We are close to Vitznau. Through
the trees there yau can get a glimpse
Of the hotel we are TO stop at"
He pointed at a building a quarter
OF a mile distant from the landing
stage we were fast approaching. hold
ing in mid-air the packet of powder
preparatory TO placing 1t on his
tongue.
1 looked where he pointed: there
was not much 20 see; the mist en-
veloped everything. The boy ap-
preached with the cognac.
Ny elbows on the table, I fingered
carelessly the little glass placed in
front Of me. while that Of Or. Starva
was being filled. AS 1 tipped it to-
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wore. and took my hat from my head.
substituting the garments he had
taken from his bag.
could have laughed aloud. his con-
fidence IN my condition was so abso-
lutte. and his antics so extraordinary
When ] left the carriage presently,
surely the driver must see the change
in my attire. ana have his suspicious
unless he were in Or. Starva's conf
dencel
And this fact did not escape me:
The hat did not ingulf me. as Il
must have done had it been DR..
Starva's.
Then n IL were not his own
In an instant l had guessed some
thing Of his game.
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CHAPTER x.
The Death-Mask.

had raised my glass carelessly 70
my lips. / placed It slowly on the
table I met Locke's steady gaze not
merely in surprise. rather In complete
conviction. That was precisely the
kind OF woman / had determined she
must be. But I had no intention Of
discussing her with Locke A plan
was already seething IN my brain-a
plan infinitely more thrilling than res
cuing a comrade IN the battlefield or a
traveller lost IN the mountain side I
intended TO keep that plan to myself.
IN the meanwhile I must have further
details OF this escapade of the miss.
ing ambassador.
I'VE viii speak Of Countess Sara
hon presently" I said. returning his
smile coolly. but tell me- why should
England adopt the slow and clumsy
expedient of sending a kings messen-
ger, as you call him. across Europe,
instead OF demanding the instant re
call OF the minister by cable? That
is my first question, and my second
IS TINS: are you my dear Locke. in
the secret councils of the British for
eign Office that you know so much OF
their plans?"
"a kings messenger" drawled
Locke. 'is supposed to have a brain
between his shoulders and TO exercise
his discretion. The foreign office
would wish to be quite sure that the
scandal was not a clever ruse OF a
secret agent OF Russia or Turkey.
Even II the scandal exists. there
might be mitigating circumstances"
You wish me 10 Infer that this
Kings messenger Is given discretion
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CHAPTER Xl.

Countess ssrahoH Gives an Invitation.
/ stood quite still after Locke had
left me- lost I'm thought.
life for life. Helena had said.
But is not honor sometimes dearer
than life ltself2 At least the honor
~ a loved brother
That 1 could exert any influence
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MeAN inc caught Il kllnpbc OF n white
powder in the bottom OF my glass.
DR. Starva's headache powderi
Here was treachery indeed But 7
did not move a muscle. / lifted my
eyes slowly. DR.. Starva's great head
was tipped back. The packet. empty
OF its powder. OF course. was placed at
his lips. But his rat-lilze eyes were
watching me narrowly.
had need TO think and act quickly.
The powder was narcotic to deaden
my senses. That must be prevented
at any cost; and yet he must think
that had taken the drug.
He had called my attention 70 the
hotel while he cleverly slipped the
powder into the glass. I ought not 10
be less adroit
AS the waiter passed around the
table his decanter in hand, I thrust
out my leg and tripped him up neatly.
He fell against DIR. Starva. the ocean
ter stlll held carefully aIoft
In that moment OF confusion emp
tied the contents Of my glass into my
handkerchief. When Starva. furious
and perhaps suspicious. pushed the
man fercely from him and looked al
me, was laughing heartily at his mis-
hap, the handkerchief In one hand. the
other holding out the glass for the
brandy, the fingers closing over Il to
hide 1t from his view
"santeI~ he cried boisterously and
drained the contents OF his glass at a
gulp. I followed his example, and in
spite OF the powerful liquor. tasted
Cor fancied I tasted the dregs OF the
bitter drug.
"Pah!" cried in disgust, and was
careful to hand the glass to the waiter
instead of placing It on the table. II
have tasted better brandy than that In
my life"
The expression OF disgust promptly
assured him that l had really drunk
the potion given me. But now that l
was supposed to have taken II, / won
dered precisely what effect IL should
have on me. and how soon that effect
should be felt
Fortunately, he concerned himself
with our luggage. for the boat was al.
most at the dock. When he returned
TO my side l greeted him IN sleepy In.
difference He looked at me keenly.
/ was not blind TO his satisfaction. He
shook my shoulder
What is it, Are we arrived?" ]
rose to my feet unsteadily
Eyes, and It is necessary to hurry"
The handful Of passengers had al.
ready left the boat. We descended
the gangway slowly. DR.. Starva's arm
grasping mine.
We entered the closed carriage that
awaited us. l lurched clumsily into
the vehicle. and sat crouched up In
the corner. my head sunk on my
breast I assumed 1t safe and nttine
that should appear passably indiffer
ent as 10 what passed now. Certainly
by this time the drug would have
taken some effect had swallowed Il
But need not say that had my wits
with me.
My companion unfastened a valise
he had brought into the carriage with
him. 1 confess l watched him ont OF
the corner of my eye in some trepida
ton.
] was thankful when be produced
nothing more formidable than a mill
tary cloak and a felt had To ray
astonishment he deity slipped from
l my shoulders the light covert coat ]
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DIsOHARGING MEN.

Large reductions in working forces IN
MANY industries 10 Chicago have been
made within the last few days, owing
directly to business depression. Several
hundred men we're laid of Monday 10
various woodworking establishments
The total number will reached 3 900
In addition to the concerns who have re-
duced their force their are severSl which
are running short time in 40 tt'rt ."
maintain their iorces. Nearly 1000
mschinists 10 Chicago are idle, and
railroads ives, OF Chicago have laid Il
40 aggregate If rs, 900 men enpl wed II"
conjunction work. maIO'ensDce OF VA
and 10 the m.cbanicai deJarim.n'-
1t announc, d that since S-ptmb-'
l the Harlan & Holl'ug-worh C"P'-
ration Ship and OR Building W "k-, 10
lining on, Dl, owned by Ouari-'
NJ. Scbwab and b s iDteres's, has DIS
charged l 900 workmen. The plsu' ha'
400 men al work The payroll has &c
cordinRIy been reduced from abou $23,
600 week 10 $1,000. This is INT
largest establishment 10 Wilmington.
The other Wilmington MANUFACTURES
including the shops of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, have slsI discharged MANY
workmen. 1t IA estimated that wiIbIo
the last couple of months the number OF
men dropp,d has been 4. 900.
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Alssaorss &wsxs>e.
THURSDAY ~ MING WOW. =. lgO
p1na WOMAN arARYEs.


Having died Of starvation, thou n
possessing ample means, Mrs- Carolina
Barry, sighty-sir years old, rePuted 10
h. a mi.er. was found yesterday on the
6,,or of her home 10 Brooklyn, where
ane live like hermit.
Not scrap Of food was found 10 the
houre. Toe cupboard was bare. not even
= crust of bread being LETT, while the
somsp's body showed that she had no'
en- en- to- d.vs. =,
On bare del table we're hundre1
or more deeds, documents and papers,
laid to represent property OF Immense
,alue. 1, was evident that Mrs. Barry
rad been slosung over her treasures,
sbeu she fell unconscious, through lack
of rourisbmsDs. The coroner declared
death due to starvation.
The conoitiOn of the house astonisneo
those who entered. Scores of costly OIL
paint, q, part of he valuable COLLECTION
left BY her husband, who made great
lo,tuI before his death, score OF years
AGO. .lood in rows on the floor. The
WIND, ws we're curtsi. less, and the coal
bin was bare. The. women even slept Oh
oare mattress. There we're no carpets
Oh he floor.
In her earlier years Mrs. Barry ws'
me OF thu beauties of Brooklyn. Ffon
her husband she inherited large wealth
but was robbed of 500, 600 by lawyer
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains leave Union station Alersndris,
In Eject September ~. 1907.
E.B-Following schedule figures Published
only a. informal on, and are not guaranteed.
7:l7 A. M.--Daily-LOcsl for Wsrrensea,
psaville and way ststions.
S:22 A. h.-Daily-Locsl for Harrisoseurs
Sit <. H.-Dsily-U. g. fast Nail. Fir~
class coaches and drawing room sleeper fef
Columbus, Ga, and New Orleans Dining
if:f7 AM. Daily-washingron and Florids
limited. Sleeping cars between New York sno
Jacksonville. Through 6nt-class coaches
between Washington and Jacksonville.
Dining car service between washington ana
Columbia.
500 P. M.-Daily-New YORK. and Atlantis
Express First class coach 70 Atlanta; sleepsa,
a Atlanta, Ga. Mondays, Wednesday, ana
Fridays Sunset Route Tourist sleeper Wssb
lngtoD to San Francisco
4:16 P. M.-Week Days--Looa for hA
sisonburg and way stations on Manassas
branch
6:l2 P. M.-Dsily-Local for Warrenton
snd Charlottesville.
1907 r. NJ, No. ss-Daily-New York snc
Florida Express. Through coaches and
sleepeis to Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta.
Oininl ca, service la carte.
1899 p. Washington and Chs
sanooga Limited lvis Lynchburgl, Frs
class coach and sleeping car 10 Roanoke
Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis. Sleep,
sr TO Birmingham and New Orleans, Wash
ington to Roanoke. Dining car service.
ll:17 p. M.-Daily-New York and New
Orleans Limited. All Pullman train. elm
and observation cars to New Orleans Sleep.
ers to Asheville, Atlanta, Birmingham and
New Orleans Dining CO service.
Through trains from the south arrive AZ Al
exandria 7:lS, 8:28 and S:4S A. VI and 2:lS,
sos, 1913, 1l:i3 and 1923 P. NJ. daily. Hsr.
risoDbure 1905 P. NJ. week days and 9:0S
IA. daily. From Charlottesville 7:6S A. NJ.
TRAINS ON BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Alexandra (W. 40. station) S:l7 a
NJ, l:2s, aud 1853 P. NJ. week days for
Bin. mont. 6:S5 NJ. for Leesburg; 9:2l A
v and 5:12 P. NJ on Sundays only for Blue
mont
For detailed schedule figures, tickets, Pal
aan reservation, etc., apply TO
WILLIAM @. LEHEW, Union Ticket
| Agent. Alexandria, Va.
c. II. ACKERT. Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr
J. Fl. HARDWICK, Pass. Traf. Mgr.
w. II. TAYLOE, Gen. Passenger Agent
L. s. BROWN, General Agent.
Washington. ID. G.
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AUCTION SALES.
By samuel II. Lunt AuctiOneer.


By Samuel h. Lunt Auctioneer.
UCTlON sALE.-sALE OF A DEsrp.
n ABLE RESIDENCE ON THE NORTH
sIDE OF QUEEN STREET BETWEEN
COLUWBU> AND ALFRED STREETS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BY virtue Of and pursuant 70 the terms Of
deed Of trust dated March 7, 1905, executed
by hiltsn II. Sprouse, IT,, p. A. Sprouse
sometimes call.d N. n. Sprous and Susan
J. Spreuse. lis wife, and Walter J. sprouss
20 me, John d Nornsyle, as troatee. aud Of
record in deed book No. %, ct se 400, OF
the land records Of a. city a Alexandria,
Va. at the request and direction Of The party
thereby secured, default wing been mad In
The payment Of notss stcurcd by the sid
trust the undersigned trustee will Of Tor
sale at public auction st Q 20, al strret en-
france TO the Market building ia said city, on
SATURDAY. November 2Srd. 1907,
at II O'Clock, m, all tn I certaip piece Of
land with the buildings and improvement
thereon situated on the north side VI Queen
street between Columbus aud Alfred streets,
and bo rded . follows, to wit:
BegiDaiug on she north side n Queen street
"a feet l inch east of Alfred street. and run
ming theace north parallel th Alfred street
100 ett TO IN al ey IL feet I inches wide. LEAD.
ing into Alfred street; thu nee east % said
alley parallel with Queen strst | feet 4
inches; thence in ight lin south par u'l
with G. lumbus street 10 ee, 70 Queen trre';
thence west on Queen street Is e
inches to he Ne ginning. together Nth the
night of way over strip Of LAID D reel of tn
adjoining lot on the west aud constituting hs
est half Of an alley feet vide between ihe
house on the above bounden land and T. Z
house on the ltt adjoining ii on tie westward
said alley EXCEEDING from Quec STREET aorlh
IS feet. the strip Of land par ell Of that herein
bsunden forming the east half Of said alley
being subject {, said right of way in the own
ers Of thu a. joining Let on the west, said io'
being improved by good twc-s.oty frame
dwelling h. NJ numbered sl7 Queen street.
Terms Of sale: CASH. ConNeyARcing at the
cost Of ii, purchaser or purh asers.
John ID. NOEM0YLE, Trustee.
now ii
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Washington, Alexandria 4
Mt. Vernon Railway.

LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
For Washington, froiu corner Prince anc
Royal streets. week days, at As, s 10. $50
= So, 8 40, 200, 710, 40, 735, $50, 500.
< Is, 8 20, $50, $50, $40, $50, so,
10 10, 10 80, 10 SO, II 10, II Is, II 80. II 5os
50, 3 10. . Is, 3 SO, Z 50, 5 20, sS5, 20. 4 co.
1 90, 4 80, 4S5, 4 50, 10, s 20, 635, 5 45,
90, 6 Is, 8 80, 20 40, 80, 90, s 30,
100, 9 80, 10 60. 1880, II 10 and Il Up. "a.
Sundays--7O0, $40. 8 Is, 900, $50, 10 10
45 II Is and Il 45 a. IN, 10 is, IL 40, 90
20, ! 40, 2, 0. 2D. 40, 90, $50, 40, 4W
20, 40, 90, 8 %, $40. 90. ~, $40, 100
20, 40, 30. $50. 900, $50. 1000. 1913
~ II H. p. n.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon
is, 5 IS, 81, 8 2, 1925, II Is a. a. / 81
% 925. 332. 4Ss, S So. 7O6 Al $40
undsys--70, ~, - n. IL A. NJ. ~
~ a. n 3 = -
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A Cordial Invitation
Is extended
ALL S0UTHERNERS
TO visit
The JELL-O Booth
Jamestown Exposition

Located ir Food Products Building at en-
trance to Horticultural Court.
We have provided spacious Rest Room
especially for your convenience, where you
NAV meet friends, write letters. read your
'vorite magazine, etc., etc.
Our demonstrators will be glad to serve
Won with JELL-O, the dainty dessert, and
fee Cream made from JELI-O ICE CREAM
Powder. free, and explain how easily they
can be prepared for the table.
Tso cerese- arra Ford Co.. Ls Roy, N. Y:
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Washington Southern Ry

Schedule in effect August 5, 1907.
Trains leave Union Station for Washington
and poin, north at 03 anc 8 IS q. M, 1901
$50, 7 IS 953, and ii 80 p. M, week days.
Sundays So 6. M, 120l. S28, so3s and
1888 p. m.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond and points
.outh at 4 SO, 4 46, 92l and Il 81 .. M. 400
i07 (Iocal), and s is p. ~. week las.
Sundays So, 707, 91 and II 81 a. m.
Accommodation for Fredericksburg at 8 81
=. 70. week days.
NorE Time Of arrivals AID dsparturss
nd connections not guaranteed.
w. CULP, W. p. TAYLOB.
Gem Gunf TYaf Nor
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A Significant Prayer.

"May the Lord help you make Buck lens
AMIGA -alve known u all, writes y. ".
jenkins, of bape Hill, y: c. It quickly
took the pain out Of f'lon for me snd
cured II in a wonderfully short time pes.
on earth for sores, barns and wounds zoe az
all drug stores.
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The finest Coffee Substitute ever made, has
r.centl, b en- pio6nrrd by DR. >hoop, IT .
cine. Wi-. You don't have 10 bill il twenty
O. h nv minutes IN d. in 3 minute" says
the d ct r. Hal h Coffee" rally the
ell sest C,h-e Imi stioa yer " pr duo y.
Not erain ~ raj Cof e in ii ither. Health
Coffee Initation 10 made from Iurs st-d
ceres ls or ora Ms, wi u slt, nuts, etc. Ri.
ly IL would f,o, an eIp-'t-werr he n un"
Knowingly drink 4 for coffee. Sold by +.
Lesdbe ,tsr ons.
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RilIousness and Constipation.

Fr,e | was troubled With bilious
MSS and constipation, which made life
miserable for me. Nv appetite iaileo
me. los, my usual rec and vitality.
Prpsin preparations and cstariies ONLY
made matters wor-P. l do not know
where | should have been TO-DAY had l
not trieA Chsmbsrlsin's Stomach sDc
Liver Tablets. TIE tablets reneVe tht
MI feeling at once, strengthen III d'ges-
tive functions, helping ne system =" "a
TIA work naturally. WIS ROSA PORTS,
Birmingham, Ala. TIL 81 t~b'e's M,
tor sale by Gibson & Timbermsn aud
w. F. Creighton & Co.
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Curtice Brothers SAP MAPLE SYRUl
Blue Label CATSUP, ASSORTED JAMS
nd RAKED BEAEs last received By
r NTr prrDs
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GROCERIES
w. A. JOHNSON 4 co.

WHOLESALE GROCRRs
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Dealers IN
ALL KINDS OF LlQUORS.
lave Oh hand GiDson's Xxx. XXX, AXAA
nd Pure Old Rye, Old Cabinet and Mono
ram Whistles; also Baker'sand Thompson
pure Rye Whistles, 70 which they invite th'
attention OF the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandl'
shall receive prompt attention,
onag3ments Of Flour, Grain and COUNT
oroduce collected, for which they gusrsn''
~ highest market prices and prompt retur
Y corner Cameron and Royal Streets
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By imuel II. Limit, Auctioneer
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOTS

A YIN lO9lDANCh ~ t116 Va aNtf|N
~ AND LOTS
Under and by virtue Of authority vested in
US, by decree of the Corporation Court II the
City Of Alexandria, Va, rendered on the 10Th
day Of October 1907, In the suit Of Estells
lee Ell ais. VS.. VIII am Wesley Allen IT al.
the undersigned commissioners Will Offer tor
sale at public auction, in front Of Market
Builiing on Royal street, on
URDAv,
the 10th day of November, 1907,
at IL o'clock M, all those certain three lots
Of ground, situatee on orth Wa hington
street where the same iDtersscts Montgomery
street, aud scribed as follows:
!. Beginning at a point on Washington
street W fe' t 10 inches south Of Montgomery.
snd running thence east, parallel with Mont
gomery street, rs feet. more or less; then
north 81 feet. III nee west 20 feet more or
less, to Wa. hi gton street; thence south on
Washington st eet 10 the point OF beginning.
2 B gin ing at q pont on shil g'on
street, 81 feet L inches south Of VI 'Dtg"a cry
street, and running thence east parrll'l i
Montgomery street, % feet more o. =;
thence north 81 feet; thence west 70 fee,
or leks, TO Wahington street. and sou't On
Washington street to peint Of beHinning
g. Beginning ct q point on Wasbtn .ton
street. 80 feet 10 inches south Of Montgomery
street., anu Tunblnk inthcc tnsts poinltci WIZ
Montgomery street IS feet, more less: thence
North TO Montgomery street; thence west or
Montgomery street to Washington stree;
thence south on Washington street to point OF
b. ginning.
irs' lot is improved by Ave room dwell
ing house.
I, rms of s-le:-One shird cash and the re-
mainder in two quail payments Of six and
twelve months after dat o. sale. deferred
payments to he evidenc by tn purchaser
interest ear ng notes and secured by reteu
,ion o. ii, until the same are fu Is paid.
8 UE @. BRENT,
JOHN v. 10 MON,
r. ID. RRi BA's,
Commissioners.
/, Nsv, u S. G eepssay, do hereby Gritty
thst L. d, pruzbsck, one Of he or,m,s
siouars of s. l. in he sat Of ST. Lee et ais
v w llsm Wesley len RI al. now pc d.
Jog in the Corporation C, urt If AleEaDd +,
Nirgi ia, has en'' red into bond rqiir.d -
the decree the Elm cord toned he " ~
r.cts NEWELL y. GRE MAJ Az,
octsOti tlrrk.
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Be careful Of that cough. 1t is dangerous
o 9 eouea cuE s.s sssdss.
4, aMxD8xAxKR 4 GoEs.