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DEEDS OF TRUST.

South BTOOkland-Annie F. Williams et vir. Arthur
j.. 20 Frank A. Harrison and Charles E. Marsh.
20 secure William ". Price. 500, l. . aud 8
years. per cent, semi-annually, lot TO- block Is
Square l0l4-Hermsn Williams ct tUx. 10 B. Francis
Saul and Walter E. Hilton, 70 secure Harry
Wardman, $50. monthly payments. Der cent.
lot Is
West Eckingt0n--Harry W SWaun ct ux. 10 6 p.
Thompson and Harry h Boss 10 secure Harry
Wardman. 400 monthly payments per cent
lot &C. block 8
KaloTama Heights-James c. Hooe ct ux. 10 Ed
ward J. SteilWagen aud George E Hamilton, 70
secure Thomas NJ. Gale. $1,000. years pr
cent, serni-anuualy. lot s, block s.
Burrvile-Frederick 5harTs. j.. ct ux. to Frank T.
Rawlings and Frank S Collins, 70 secure d. H
K. DUITy 500. ; years. 6 per cent. seni-annually
lots and 2 square 530
square 756-FTed 5. Young to Joseph l. Weller and
Fred Mckee, TO secure Don a. Sanford. s.. 800
years rer cent semiaunuaIly lot s..
DeanWoOd Heights-Thomas H. Jones to BENJAMIN
l. Gaskins and James NJ Jackson. 20 secure
Frank Gaines, Sl,io0, TO 70 months, per cent
lot 60 square II.
GTanby-Emma y. BIN ct yir, Samuel c. to Samuel
Maddox and H. Prescott Galley, TO secure John
P MeAahon. slloo years. per cent. semi
annually. part.
Square 50-Edmond l. McCleland ct ux. to A
Walton Fleming and Henry c. Mack4ll. to secure
K. B. L. Fleming. $780, years. 6 per cent
semi-annually. lots g. SO, and g.
'1N' 80 sN'1t'- A-@Ll0H =" bliion AIusL to1-
pany, to secure H. Il. Dulsny, T. J. Stel-
Wagen. ". J. Flather. and J. ". Brawner. re-
eeirels S4000 years, per cent ssmi-annually
part lots l05 and l4 square 2p4
Woodley PaTk-MarT NJ. Stewart ct vir. Alexander
TO same, to secure sans. S.l7T.60 years. per
cent. seui-annually, part lots les and I04 square
2A
CLARK Mills estate-John /. Knopp ct ux to Charles
N. Saxton
Wyoming terrace and Widows Mite-Frank B.
Lahm eJ TX 70 William ]. Flather and William
D. Walker. to secure John NJ. Jones. $1,000 3
years. per cent. semi-annualy. lot l64
Clark Mills estste-Clement r Yenable ct w 70
John l. kHopp and Charles A. HAYS to secure
Flora X knopD. SIS. l TO 3 months, per
cent lot Same to Benjamin " Holman and
John = Knott to secure John L. Knopp S3l5
~ TO g months, per cent, same property
square lgI-Constance Cooper Crichton ct viz Mac
RheEson. % National Savings and Trust Com
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FOR sALE-I79 HTH ST. NW-A THREE
stog, double brick house, well built with Y rooms
including bath. and s closets. fine house. adapted
fuT entertaining. for physicians use. boarding
house, excent investment for room renting that car
be -useed singly or en- suite. Can be seen az any
time. BnsLness transacted with tie owner seIl.9t
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
CTuesday, septenber 10, l0o7.l


Davis vs. Davis; commission ordered to issue.
ConplaiHant's solicitor. ]. \. Naedel; defendant 5
solicitor. J. W. Davidge
COrby vs.. Corby rule On defendant returnable
September lS, 1907, Complainant's solicitor, G. A.
Kuhn defendants solicitor, Charles Poe.
Baekus Backus: order Of publication. Com
piainant's solicitor. F. 5. Bailey.
Cahin rs. Cahilli order directing payment Of all
mony from registry. COmplainants solicitor. G. W.
ststscni deiendants solicitor. W. S. Duyall
Arendes vs.. Leonard ct al: decree pTo confesso-
Complainant's solicitors Wolf & Rosenberg.
Smith smith; rule as to contempt returnable
September B Compiainants solicitors. sheehy &
Sheehy.
Bond vs.. Hoffman rule discharged. Compliments
solicitor. Irving Williamson; defendants solicitors
Wilson & Barksdale.
Cooke IS. Schmitt: guardian ad htem and solicitor
APP 5inted for infant defendants. Complainants 81
hcitor. Leon TobrneT; defendants solicitor. T. s.
Bailey
Davis Vs DAVIS; testimony ordered taken before
J. Arthur Lynbsm, examiner. Compartments 5 solici-
Tor. J. A. MaedG: defendants solicitor. j. W,
Dayidge.
Posey vs. industrial Building and Savings Com
pany; decree authorizing sale Of certain lots. Com
plainant's solicitors. ]. II. Stewart and p. A
Bowen; defendants solicitor. George W. White.
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HELf WANTED.

LARGE. ELEGANTLY AP-
pointed front rooms and bath; single OF en- suite
nowly papered: 18th and 18th ST. car lines;
price very reasonable; references required. Phone
y. $50. sell-2t
EDUCATIONAL.-WILL COACH II COLLEGE
entrance or civil-seryice mathematics; also Eng
lish Teaching foreigners 70 speak, read and WTite
English speciality. Twenty years experience. Col
lege graduate. ROOM t. 1905 Penna. ave. selg3t
WANTED - sTENOGRAPHERs AND TYPE
writer's. 70 know that Fred Wannamakers coaching
class, for October g examination begins this week
start early. Write for rates WANNAAiAKER's
SCHOOL Wash. Loan and Trnst Bldg seIo2t
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF Co
lumba. holding Probate Court. No. 1855. Ad-
uinisJration--This IS 70 give notice that the sub
scIiheT. q the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court q the District OF Columbia
letters OF administration On the estate Of jeremiah
b. Burns late of the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de-
erased are hereby warned 90 exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally autbentczted. IN the
subscriber on OF before the SD DAY OF MAY.
a, D. lsl6; ctherwlse they nay by law be excluded
from al benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 9th day Of August 1907 PRENETTA
NJ BURNS 3 s. nv. Attest. (SesL} JANIS
TANNER Register Of Wills f0T tie District Of Co
lumbia, CLERK of the Probate Court L0RENZo 4.
BAILEY. Attorney. auS, ,se4.u
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GETS MAXIMUM PENALTY.
Negro Who Carried on Little Girl
VIII Serve Two Years.

w EHE " nv NAENAN0 VII AfsAAAN ~ .
VIII Serve Two Years.
Two years in Jail on a technical charge
of assault is the sentence meted out to
William Page Southern, the negro who
carried little Gertrude Miller. two and a
half years old, away from the Eastern
Market. Saturday night and who was
found later where Southern had left her
after becoming frightened.
It was impossible 10 charge the negro
with kidnapping or assault, but Judge
Mullowney imposed the limit on the mis-
demeanor charge Precinct Detective
Smith furnished Assistant Attorney Ralph
Given with information that proved con-
cIusively the negro was the man. and
Judge Mullowney severity arraigned the
negro in court The limit for the offense
Is 500 fine and one year in Jail. and South
ern will spend the two years in lieu OF
the fine. He protests his innocence The
little girl is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. Miller, Of 217 Seventh street south
east.
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UNFURNISHED
WITH BOARD.

FOR RENT 80 TWO ROOMS. WITH PRIVATE
bath: also other rooms; with board THE IRO-
QUOIS lil0 VI s.. nv 9th floor
1915 Q ST. NW.-TWO BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. 30
floor front; nice room communicating. western ex-
posre; Fery reasonable TO family or party Of gentle
men; excellent table board. jeiSu
WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
CAPITAL HOTEL, sRD AND PA. AVE. SW.-
European. Oc 75c. 81: American. $50 per day.
Euiq-f
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JUSTICE GOULD.
United States vs. Joseph j. Schroeiel. embezzle-
ment; nOlle FTOs
United States William II. Brown, embezzle-
ment; bail reduced 70 $3.50; Tecognzanes taken.
with ". ". Stewart surety.
United States vs.. James Stevens. grand larceny
plea guilty; petit larceny sentence jail six months
United States vs. Albert F. johnson, grand lar
ceny; plea guilty; sentence. penitentiaTy for two
years.
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You Should
Call write. or phone for Catalogue of Draushon s
Spenceran Business College. link a DraUgh0us IA
nous chain Cf THIRTY Colleges. Catalogue contains
evidence that Draughons teach more Bookkeeping
in THREE months than any other business college
teaches in SIX months; that about Is per cent Of
write the system Of Shorthand that Draughon 3
teach that railroad COMPANIES are cutting railroad
wires into Draughor's Telegraphy Departments
thereby giving DraughOn's Teegraphy students main
line practice; that Drsugbon will - you q POSI-
TION OF REFUND every cent Of the tuition YOU
pay. INVESTIGATES DRAUIEIlN.'S sPEN-
CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, NINTH AND D.
ACADEMY Of MUSIC BUILDING. WASHING
TON. auZ -S0t
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AUCTION SALES.

WILL SELL WITHIN THE AUCTION ROOMS
Il Brown Tolson. liG9 II 81 NV 20 pay storage
charges all goods stored Ia the names Of julia
Johnson Wm. s. White Jennie johnson. and r.
W. White. Il. BURKHART's son, l0ls and loi5
sth 81. NV ses6t
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies Automobile supplieA
DynaInos and Motors. Machinery SupplieA
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent NOR to plan cut and produce
the special results always essential Ia the installation
Of electrical apparatus.
NATIONAL. ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO,
15iR New York ave,
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Cfrcuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Myers & Hicks Company vs. ]. J. Speulding X
Co; Judgment under serenty-third rule against debt
for 1,702l6 Plaintiffs attorney, W. 4. Andrews
defendants attorney, Malcolm Hufty.
Smith IS. BasiIni Judgment By default for Se0 81
Plaintiffs attorney :. T. Thomas
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LEARN TELEGRkPHY.
Learn TelegranhY-WhYl

Clip and present OF send this notice within next %
DAYS 10 Draughon's, corner Ninth and D, and you
may take Telegraphy and pay $500 Of tuition after
position as telegraph operator is secured. DrauEhons
TeeEaphy students get practice mainline wires
cut into Drsughons College by railway companies.
Thirty thousand more telegraph operators than
be secured are wanted on account Of the eight
hour law. Special rates Of tuition are NOW on at
Drauehon's. Cali send fox booklet. entitled
''Why Learn Teeqsply2" DRAUGHON'S SPEN-
CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ninth and ID.
Academy Of Music BuildIng Washington an1- -51t
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
In re Alfred H. Burdine; adjudication snd refer
once to ". N HaIlam
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LOS.
FOX TEE

LOsT-WHITE FOX TERRIER: BLACK AND
lemon on face, answers 10 name Of Nellie tag
No 59s. chain attached when last seen: sfrayed
from owner on Bowen road (near District line sun
day; liberal reward. T. n VAN NESS, 625 + s..
nv. sel0-3t
L0sT-LOCKET Fob HEAD AND SMALL DIA-
moud on one side; engraved "W' on reverse
1905 Z II. S. class pin ribbon. Address BOX
i2 Herald cffcr seli-u
LOST-sTICKPIN. REPRESENTING SCOTTISH
Rite sworj-hnt. Reward. C. Z. RICHARDSON.
s5l Bond Bldg. sell-5t
LOsT-LADY's SOLITAIRE TIFFANY SET DIA-
mond ring Reward If returned 10 10 9th ST. nv.
sel0-3t
LOsT-GOLD LOCKET, INITIALS, "W, N. v"
8 if returned 70 S3i C 81 NV sell-3t
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Equity suits.
I.aVsuffa

No Z34A Imogene Morrow vs. William F. Nor
TOW et al: 10 convey real estate. ComDlainanti
solicitor, q. II, Powell.
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PERSONAL.
INSECTS EXTERMINATEl.

MOTHS. ROACHEs, ANTS. BEDBUGs. AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under con-
tract. CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice gratis; % years practical experience; no
charge made until insects fully exteminated.
Address WENDAL Z. CLUTE,
'PhOne Main S31. Insect Specialist.
5IT II 50. nw-. Washington, ID. @.
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DOGs. CATS. BIRDS. ETC.

Just RECEIVED = THREE MALE GREAT
Dane pups; sire IS the greatest in America: dam
is one Of the worlds champions. pedigree. cupss
medals and ribbons won b. parents on exhibition.
Also, Scotch collie pups. Young parrots. csnaries.
goldfish MONKEYS rabbits, guinea pigs Fee Flea
soap. &c sCHAuDS BIRD STORE, ~ 18th 81.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia, holding Probate Court. Estate Of J.
Estelle Nichols Deceased No. 1911 Administra-
tion Docket-App'icatiou having been made herein
By Julia g. Jones for probate q the last viii and
testament and c0dcil Of said deceased and for the
gaBt q letters q administration with the VIII an
neNed. on said estate 70 George A. Hin. of Wash
iugt0n, District oi Columbia. it is ordered tliis
9th day Of August. A. ID. 1907. that James Jones.
Harriet A. STsaT. Harriet q. Jones' Isabelle l.
DeminF. Edwin J. Jackson Frederick g. Jackson.
aud Roland B. Jackson, and the Unknewn Heirs
at-aW and Next Of Kin q ]. Estelle Nichols and
al others concerned. appear IN said court on
TUESDAY. the lith day 4 September, A. ID. 1907.
az lo O'Clock g. n. % show cause why such ap-
picati0n should not BE- granted Let notice hereof
b. published IN the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald once in each q four sue
CessirC weeks before the return day herein men
u0ned-the first publication % Be not less than
thirty days before sid RETURN day. WENDELL +.
STAFFORD. Justice Attest. tSesll JAMES
TANNER. Register C Wills for the District u Co
lumbis. Clerk Of the Probate Court FRANCIS 5.
MAGVI IRE. Attorney. aT2L L28, se3.u
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No. 1876. Daniel X. Jackson vs.. George 2. Hor
ton, r.. and Oscar Wilkinson; Judgment Of s. c
Mills justice Of the peace, for 500. Plaintiffs at
torney, E. Hilton jackson
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

l6rH AND KRAMER SITS. NE-LoT, sxs0;
store eight living rooms and stable; cheap.
d H. JOHNSON CO.. oil 7th -. nw seII-u
CITY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES, lots, AND
farms in Maryland and Virginia. u. S. REAL
ESTATE BUREAU. Room 6, 50 sth St nv.
aul5-5G
18Th AND KRAMER SITS NE.-LOT. lsXs9:
store living rooms and stable. cheap. D. n.
JOHNSON CO. Oh 5th a. nw seIo-tf
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BALLARD G. LANHAM (Inc.),
Successors 70
ATKINSON & BALLARD co uncl.
62I 18th st. NV.
a-7e2fg

loo6 sth st. NV. large rms. and bath......S53 50
G4 g. NV. g ms bath. and cellar.-......-- 50 q
So L. Capitol ST. 10 rms and hsth......-..... q 50
l0l3 2 S. nv. Il rooms. bath and ceIlar.... 900
% A ne ms a1d bath. brick k............... 81 %
f5 - ]. ave Sc. % ms and BATH brick....... 80 .
El0 johnson ave. NV. rms and bsth.......... = 50
FLATS
lambert Anortmeut House, rms. aud bath. 3 o.
Wicomico Apartment House 25 y. J. ave.
nW. T. and rms. and bath.........Sls % TO 3 %
62I st. se, lst floor far ms and bath. p -
so "a ST. Sc. a very nice nat Of rms, bath,
and cellar IAN outside roonsi i.............,... = %
lis 18th st NV, Cd floor; rms and bath. p %
7G7 Gresham NV rms. and bath. d fo0r--... ls %
JAS. M. YORK G. SONS, 91O G St. Nv
au2s-st VAS
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

s5Z f5S0. r65a. 20. 20. $50. 20, esp. fs5.
1000. 20 q. m, tl213 noon. tl215, L95, u 10
f21p '350, 80 $50, i419. Ha5. 80. 1915. go,
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FURNITURE WANTED.

wANTED-BEFoRE YOU SELL YOUR FURNi-
ture. send for as We viii give you highest spot
cash prices Al orders Immediately attended. WASH
INGTON FURNITURE HOUSE, slh and y nw.
aul6-ss
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
September 9Th to September l3,h. inclusive.
G0ing-925 and Il a. m-, go and so p. NJ
Returning-s.39 a. m. l245. ? ard p N.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 18th.
Going-s:95 and Il 3 n go $40 7s45 ard SIS p IL
Rgturniug-6.s0 a. u. I2.s5. ? 6. :. and 10 p IA.
SUNDAY. SEPT. 18th.
Going-9a5 and Il g. NJ, 30. T. 7s5, and s,i5 >. N.
RetuTning-7 a. m. 1Zs5, 210, c. S and 70 p n.
Going-Au trains leave District Line Station.
PAUL Y. WATERS.
General Manager.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

LEFT To BE sOLD-DELIYERY AND DAY
ton wagons late style surrey; different harness
and wagon wheels; your prices. 18th and II SITS
NV. GEYER's. sel0-tf
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DRESSMAKING,

WANTED-BY FASHIONABLE DRESsMAKER,
work on ladies wearing apparel lli3 10th st. NV.
sel09t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
For Rent.

For Rent.
FOR RENT-sTORE IN THE NEW CONGREs-
sonal apartment house. lst and East Capitol sts;
viii be fitted uD a drug store. with fixtures soda
fountain and decorations. t. suit tenant; excellent
stand: special inducements viii be made to desirable
party. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc. la3
ST, Izl-u
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MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS &C. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
KREIG'S EXPRESS, l2i 4 st. NV. Phone Main
an szzrH
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FOUND

LACET's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bet, 7oc and &c Der SAL large bricks in a box.
&c. Do not Judge ice cream b. the pEic0. Try
it and y0u VIII bay il Phone II. sSE S07 New
YORK ave NV. iy5-u
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING; f;
no PAIN look. feel act and last longer than nat
uTsl teeth; shrunken faces made normal; painless
hlling Dr. J. L. WILSON, l90s st. NV nyZ9-tf
DENTAL WORK
Set Ct Teeth and Gold Crowns. $ up; Gold FIJI
ings. 81 up: Silver Filings 50c. Work guaranteed
40 psia. DR.. GEO. I. EDMoNDS. SO b St NV
jalo-d
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STORAGE,
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS,

CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS,
l409 ST NV.
Best lighted and ventilated rooms in the city.
See US EDMUND Il. BROWN. Prop.
seSSt
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at s15 New York ave-: large padded vars. S4 load;
2-horse wagon. IS load. mhl7-eodn
WHY PAY MOREf We STORE FOR sc A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE co, ES-i20-
go 10th st. NV. Phone Main s22s se5-Sot
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ROOMS WANTED,

YOUNG MAN DESIRES FURNISHED ROOM
with comforts 0f good home: excellent references
Address. with rates, BOX Al, Herald Office. sell-5t
WANTED-UNFUR. ROOM FOR STUDIO; N
EeighboFhood q 18th st. and Columbia road Ad-
road. sei03t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
You Should

FOR NT-PHOTOGRAPHER's STUDIO: BEST
location in Washington. Apply to BOX 20. Her
aid office sel0-3t
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

of 18th 81. ne.
S5l0-6-room semi-detached nw. brics house
very cheap
S2o1 down. 81 per month buys a lovely G.
room brick a. "a. l. is cheaper than rent
ID. II. Johnson Co., 81 9TH st. NV.
SO u PA
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OFFICES FOB BENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1913 C ST. NV RENO
Tated throughout. spacious new elevator; steam
heat unexoelled ja7itor service; excellent ofios
rooms on fourth fooT. tyZtu
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HOUSES WANTED.

wANTED-TO RENT FOR THE WINTER OR
longer b. 8 retired ciorGma1 and his wife,
modern house Of to rooms. furnished OF unfur-
nish6d: must be in frst-class nv. neighborhood in
easy reach Of Conn. ave-; kitchen and diningroom
must be on first foor. hot-water or hot-air heat;
porch L possible. Address BALLARD & Lam
HAM e2l 18th st. NV ses-7t
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS N. J. BOYD. Expert MARCEL WAvER
and hAiFdresseI, shampo0ing nanicITing. ehirop-
ody. facial and scalp treatment. WORK done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main a5s sll G
st uE. sszku
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COLLECTORS.

LAW AND COLLECTIONs-WE DO GENERAL
collecting; claims u all kinds no charge unlezs
successful FULLER AGENCY. ~ ia -
sals-S.we,fr
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE.
FURNISHED.

Cor I'd and d sts NV Well furnished rooms and
apartments: private baths; rates reasonable; tran
slerts taken; Dc up U6u
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMs PAPERED, s. Up; SAMPLES
bTonght latest fall designs painting LIE PBEUx.
1901 9Th st. Phone \. 3tslrn. jals-u
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sleEts taken; 0c up U6u
FURNISHED.
1854 NEWTON sT.-FoR RENT. BEAUTIFUL
Mount Pleasant large seccnd-Gcor room, furnished; ;
board nearby. Phone, y. i75o; free. sell-st
l4B ST NW.-BEAUTIFUL, LARGE, AIRY
front room with breakfasts and dinners, 81 also
another coy room. IS; hne. wellkept house Phone.
seti-3t
I r R00Ms-WITH OR WITHOUT BOAD-
l23 Q ST NW.-IAMESTOWN VISITORS AC-
o0mmodated pleasant rooms; excellent meals; $50
per day or room without board; very reasonable
monthly rates. sell-7t
l27 18th ST. NW.-FOR RENT-THREE NEW-
y furnished rooms on first sleeping floor adion
ing tiled bath; one room suitable for two IA modern
seen to De appreciated: gentlemen preferred seO6t
5l3 ST NW-JAMESTOWN VISITORS AZ
commodatodi pleasant rooms; reasonable rates; con
ycnient 20 all car lines sel0-5t
ls34 CORCORAN ST-LARGE Double ROOM.
suitable for two; Tst-cass board transiens taken.
Phone " 6375 sei0a
Ts6 l2TH ST. Nw.-PLEAsANT. CLEAN. COM
Portable rooms; centrally located car connections;
phone: tourists accommodated. se7-7t
FOR RENT-l220 o ST NW-BEAUTIFULLY
furnished room. newly papered. with alcoye double
bed; suitable for two; gentlemen only; bath on
same floor; near Iowa Circle; breakfast ii desired.
au2l-u
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LEGAL NOTICES,


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lTmba, holding Probate Cont No. 1851. Ad-
minlstratloD. IS TO give notice that the sub
scriber. Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court q the District Of Columbia
letters testamentaIy on the estate Of Babette Fre-
rick late oi the District 0f Columbia deceased. All
persons having CLAIMS against tie deceased are
hereby warned % exhibit the same with the T0uch-
ers Thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on o. before the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. D. i9J8; otherwise they may by Law be excluded
from al benefit o. said estate Given under my
hand this 9Th day q September. 1907. LEWIS
FREIRICK. SO PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
Attest. iSesLl ~. J. GRIFFITH. Deputy Register
o. Wills for the District u Columbia Clerk 4 the
Probate CouTt. WOLF & ROSENBERG, Aitof
neys salll82j
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AUTOMOBILES,

FIRsT-CLAsS LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAEI
only used short time: viii sell very reasonable.
Address BOX Isl Herald Office au3-u
october S 1907. Remember the date.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

ST. djo Enrique, echa por terra todos 10 planes
cebdos, necesario rechazaros
empezaron orse de los auldos de
la u que apoximaba rapdamene especie de vapor
muuoso adv los cazadores que pusieran guarda To-
dos levantaron Ia cabeza prestaron dido.
Cast al miSmo tempo sao e Jaba lugar de inernar
boque sguo derecho conducfa la ncrucada
que enconrabln las dama los cabaero que les hacana
tey los Cazadores extraviados.
De6s de mordiendoe talones venan treinta cua.
peros de los mas robustos vene pasos apenas rey
Carlos gora sin capa Las rop1s desgaada pora espnAs
ylas la cara ensangratadas.
Solo lie acompohaban uno dos ojeadores.
FL daba para exctar los perros
cesaba de exctaos sno para vole mundo
haba desaparecdo caballo e hubse fall
ballo!D
Pero e cabalo pereca fogoso amo pies
tocaban el sueo narices respiraban fucgo
Fl jaba los perros rey pasaron fantasma.
"A 81! aA gto rey pasar ev6 de el cuerno
sus ensangrentados labos.
agunos pasos e venau duque de Aeeon dos ojea
dos los cabaos de los demas haban renuncadc sgue
habian perdido
-Todo e mundo pari6 siguendo rastro pues evil
dente que e jabal1 ardaria en- hacer frente
En- efecto al cabo de minutes aba de6 sendero
Que segua nt1odujo bosque pero ega sito de
ESTE ca deprovo de maleza puso espdas
hizo ente los perros.
los gntos de Carlos que e haba segudo odo e mundo
acudio.
Haba legado el momeno ineresante de la FL ami
parecfa reuelto deendes desesperadamente peos
anmado por de mas detes hoas arroabau sobe
encanzamento que edobaban los gtos los uramen
tos delrey
Todos los cazadores formaron cftcuo y O rey haba
avaEado POGO tena espadas duque Aencon
do arcabuE Enrique qu. solo disponia de un simple
cuchlo de