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Then she drev1

slightly parted lips. Then she drev1
back.
mo-" she murmured, smiling at her
intent, 81 will not-at least, not now
/ will wait till hear them coming"
She stole her hand under the cloak
which covered the sleeper till her cool
fingers rested on Maurice's hand. He
stirred a little and his lips Moved
Then his eyelids quivered to the lift
ing. But they did not rise. The ear
of the Princess was very near them
now.
Maurice" she whispered wake,
dearest. They are coming"
Margaret" he would have an
swered. But could not
The greetings were soon over. The
tale had already been told to Won
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-04-18

IF her fathers titles, with lands 10
match" ~ IN
$50" said the priest; "but will
prince Louis and the Muscovltes give
Won leave to enjoy them?'
seThe estates are on the borders Oh
p1ocsenburg' said Maurice, land
think the Prince OF Plassenpure loi
his own security will provide against
anv Muscovite invasion"
"Princes are but princes, though l
Grant the Executioner's Son is good
one answered the priest. wen
better to marry than to burn, sayetn
uo1v Writ. I will marry you ana
tboreafter betake me to the Abbey OF
Wolgast, where dwells my very gooo
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-04-18

che clasped her hands about his
twill your she said again, looking
m heseechingly at him.
rbo Father stood smiling little
down upon her, more with his eyes
than with his lips
nThey will kill him and marry you,
~ do. And, moreover, pray tell me,
,i+tle one. what will they do to me?"
he said.
"Father. they would not dare to
,oddle with you. Your ofice-your
sanctity, Holy Mother Church herself
would protect you. If Conrad were
here he would do it for me. | am sure
he would marry us"
"And you, young masquerader,
said Father Clement, turning to the
snarhawk, what say you to all this?
must know all before | consent to
mt nv neck into the halter!"
"I will do whatever the Princess
wishes. Her will is mine
"Do not make a virtue OF that,
voung man." said the priest, smiling;
"the will of the Princess is also that
of most people with whom she comes
in contact. Why, ever since she was
50 high Che indicated with his hand
7 declare the mink hath set her own
nenances and dictated her own abso-
lutions"
The Sparhawk dropped on one knee
and bent his head.
"Ah. that is better" said the priest,
making the sign of benediction above
the clustered raven locks. Rise, sir,
would speak with you a moment
apart. My Lady Margaret, will you
please to walk on the terrace there
while I confer with-the Lady Joan
according to the commandment of the
Prince"
AS he spoke the last words he made
little movement towards the CORR
dor with his hand, at the same
moment elevating his voice. The
Princess caught his meaning and, be
fore either of her companions coul(
stop her, she tiptoed to the door, Sc
her hand softly to the latch, and sud
denly flung it open. Prince Louis
stood without, with head bowed u
listen.
The Princess shrilled into a littl
peal of laughter
Brother Louis" she cried, clappin
her hands, 1--WE have caught you. Yo
must restrain your youthful, arden
affections. Your bride is about I
confess"
The Prince glared at his debonnalr
sister as if he could have slain her o
the spot.
II returned" he said formal!
speaking to the disguised Maurice, t
inform the Princess that her room
In the main palace were ready for ne
whenever she deigns to occupy them
Il thank you, Prince Louis" return
ed the false Princess, bowling. In n
character of woman betrayed an
led prisoner the Sparhawk was spa
Ing of his words, and for other re
sons as well.
Come, brother, your arm" said TT
Princess. you and I must not i
trude. We will leave the good Fat
er and his fair penitent. Come, de;
brother, comet"
And with one gay glance shot bac
ward at the Sparhawk, half over n
shoulder, the Lady Margaret took tt
unwilling arm of her brother al
swept out Verify, as Father Clemel
Aad said, she was a royal mink.
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luCi0 Ill tuiS llliuS DlOWS over.
With my heart l thank you, my
Father" said the Sparhawk kneeling.
Nay do not thank me- Rather
thank the pretty insistency of your
mistress. Yet it is only bringing you
both one step nearer destruction.
Walking upon egg shells is childs
play to this. But l never could refuse
your sweetheart either comfit or an
dissolution all my days. To my shame
as a servant of God l say it. l will go |
call her in"
He went to the door with a curious |
smile on his face. He opened it, and |
there close by the threshold, was the
Princess Margaret, her eyes full of
bright mischief
Eyes, l was listening" she cried,
shaking her head defiantly. 81 do not
care. You are going to do what we
wish-I know you are. l heard you
say so to Maurice. Now begin"
NAY, madcap, be patient. We must
have a witness whose head sits on his
shoulders beyond the risk of Prince
Louis halter or Prince Ivan's Musco-
vite dagger. What say you to the
High Councillor of Plassenburg, Won
Dessauer? He is here on an embas-
| sy."
The Princess clapped her hands.
eyes, yes. He will do it. He will
keep our secret. He also likes pretty
| girls. 1 will go and summon Des-
sauer myself" she went on. II will
run so quick. l cannot bear to wait"
abide ye-abide we, my daughter"
said Father Clement; ''let us do even
this folly deceltly and in order. The
day is far spent Let us wait till
darkness comes. Then when you are
rested-and Chez looked towards the
Sparhawk) the Lady Joan also-I will
return with High Councillor Dessauer,
who, without observance or suspicion,
may pay his respects to the Processes
upon his arrival"
"But, Father, I cannot wait" cried
the impetuous bride. Something
might happen long before then My
brother might come. Prince Wasp
might find out. The castle itself
might fall, and then I should never be
married at ALL"
The holy father looked at her a
moment and turned his eyes to Maui
rice Won Lynar. Then he shook his
head gravely at that proximate bride
groom as one who would say, IF you
be neither hanged nor yet burnt here
in Courtland-if you get safely out OF
this with your bride-why, then
Heaven have mercy on your SOUL"
1t was very quiet in the river parloi
e Do cb
lamp burned in its niche over the desk
Of Prince Conrad. There was no one
in the ereAt room save the youth
whose masquerading was now we'll
nigh over. The Sparhawk listened in
tently Footsteps were approaching
Quick as thought he threw himself
upon a couch, and drew about him {
light cloak or wooden cloth lined will
silk. The footsteps stopped at hi
door. A hand knocked lightly The
Sparhawk did not answer There wa
a. long pause and then footsteps re
treated as they had come. The Spar
hawk remained motionless.
Tired with anxiety and the strain O
the day, the youth passed from mus
ing to real sleep, and the stream @
Inconsistencies with long, soothin
swirl like that of the grG<n water ou
side among the piles of the Summe
Palace, bore him away. He too
longer breaths, signing In his stun
ID bers like happy, tired child.
Again there came footsteps, quicke
to and lighter this time; then the Girls
rustic Of silken skirts, warm breat
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RAILROADS.
sOUTHERN RhTLWAY.

n B--t GLOWING schedule lg1iI1s published Only az
information and are nog guaranteed.
= 90 3. m.-DanEile and Hay stations.
'Sa5 O. E.-Harisouburg and way stations
go a. m.-sieeTars and coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining Car
II % A. u--SleepeIs ard caches 10 Columbia
savannah. and Jacks9rgiils. Dining Car.
fial J. m--HauIs5ubuIg and W4y stations.
$50 =. nl.-Caarl0ttesTlle. NaIreutoH. and Eay
stations
'5I5 b. m.-SIcepers and coaches 60 Atlanta ard
Columbus. Ga. sgas-t Route Tourist Sleeper -
san Francisco tri-Ws,4ly.
80 D. m--SieeTeTs ald c1aghgs 20 Charlotte. Co
lunlbia and Augusta DlaiEg Car.
'I1I5 =. m.-sicspcrs and coaches {vis LyHlaburg
and BFisg0ll TO Clattauoogas Memp-is. aui New
Orleans. Dining Css
'll03 P m--Ncg York and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman to AslsFiLla. Atlanta. Birmingham.
aud New Orleans. Club sad Observation Cars. Dl1-
Mg Car.
Note-'D2Iy. fWsek days.
Through trains from the S5u3h arrive Washington
7;35, s.45, and rs d. ID 2-5l 5a-5 s45 . 20, aud
lI,,Q p. IL daily. Locai trains tram HaTIsouburg
z , p. nc. week days. and . ,. H. daily from
Charlottesville. SID e n. daily
Frelgent trains 20 and from BiHemoat.
Ticset Oaoes l05 18th st.. 81 Pa. ave-. and
Pennsy lTaAia station.
c. ID. ACKERI, S. H. HARDWiCK.
y. T. & Gen. Mgr. Pass. Traf IgT-
W Il. TAELOE, G.P.A l. S. BROWN. q. A.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-OR RENT-COUNTRY BOARDING
HOUSE OR HANDSOME SUMNER HOAIE.
! VIII rent or SELL On moderate terms the 2
room mansion house ia Cottage City just across the
Disttict line on the Baltimore and Washington
pike at steam and electric cars Sc. car fare; sur
rounded by magnificent shade and ornamental
trees; with modem conganeDces. This Is one o. the
most attractive and beautiful places about Wash
ington, and offers a rare opportunity for a high
man Of means
Apply 20 J. c. ROGERS 544 j st. NV. OF r. n
RYoN, Commercial National Eank Building. city.
myf7t
Virginia Realty Title Corporation.
Perfect titles furnished 10 ali Virginia Rea Estate
Titles guaranteed. Offices az
$40 Columbian Bldg. ana ROssIyn, Va.
uv2g0t
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AUCTION SALES.
9. 9. sLoAN \ ID. Anetlsnesl


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE. SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF PARK ROAD AND SCHOOL
TON. u. C.. CONSISTING OF NINE lg PAR
TALLY COMPLETED DWELLING HOUSES.
Whereas, default having been made il the pay
ment Of the interest on the debt secured by Ger
tain deed Of tuIst, bearing date the 2ist day of
september A. ID. 1865, and recorded among the land
records OF the District of Columbia Cu October H.
1895, in Liber e955. folio SO st seq. and az the
written direction Of the holder and owner Of the
notes secured by said deed OF trust the undersigned
the trustee named IN said deco of trust Wili offer
fCr sale under tbs provisions thereof at public AUG
tion, in front Of the premises al THREE O'CLOCK
L. n. on MONDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY
OF MAY, 1897, the following described laud and
premises with the improvements easements rights
ways, and appuuenauCes thereunto belonging. sit
uate and lying 20 tie District Of Columbia. Lots
numbered SIX hundred and one ,60i. six hundred
and two 604, SIX hundred and three $685. six hun
dTed and fear i50i, SIX hundred and seven ,6G six
hundred aid eight ,G0sl SIX hundred and nine 1884,
SIX hundred AID ten 800. and six hundred snd
eleven GID. in 4. 3. Jamas,n's subdivision az part
ct block numbered four jil, IN s. T. Browns sub
division Of part of tbs tract Of land now known as
Mount Pleasant, as per plat recorded 10 LibeF
Comfy No y. folio =, of the records OF the Office
of the surveyor of the District OF Columbia
This property viii be sold aa entirety or in
single lets as may be directed by the trustee The
time Of the sale
Terms Of sale: One-thiFd Of the Tsirchase price in
cash lof which a deposit Of $50 must be made 70
the trustee at the time Of sale Il sold rs an entirety
and Of 500 per lot if sold il lotal and the balance
ia equal notes Of the purchaser payable in one and
two years from Gate Of sale, with interest at the
rate q per eantum per anmlm, payable seEi-aRnu-
ally said TO be secured by hrst deed OF trust
on the property sold, al cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. The terms Of sale 10 be complied
with within twenty days from the date Of sale. IL
default Of which the property viii be r,sold at the
rsk and cost oI the delaultng purchaser after FIVE
days Reimbursement IN some newspaper Published
in Washington. d. C.
All eonFeysncing. title examination, and recording
at the expense Of the purchaser. UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
Trustee. By EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN Presi-
dent, No. lil3 r street northwest Attest. (sesll
GEORGE L. FLEMING. Secretary. my7-d&dsexs
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WTlTII IIATD
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule Ia effect November = 1905
200 p. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
daysStOIs az principal points ia Virginia. fesIbuis
train standard Coachfs, uaTCT car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs. Pullman Sleeuers Clifton Forge % Louis
Vile Cincinnati indianapolis, st. Louis, and Chi
ca=o; buffet service from GoIdousYile.
$50 Z. M-NEW G. 4 d. LIMITED. Daily
Fast yestibule Iraini stops only az GorionsEe.
Charlottesville stauEt0u. Clifton Forge and Cor
lrgton. Va Rouccrtrte and Hint0.. ". Va. Pull
man sleerers 20 Lexington. Louisville Cincinnati
Irdisnap0iis St Louis. and Chicago. Dining cara .
Ia carte service. one night out.
ua0 p aI.-F. f. Z. LIMITED DailY-Solid
vcstihule train. Pllllmsn sioepeIs 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington, and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining ears.
Ia carte service SieencFs Cincinnati to Chicago
and St Louis and Louisville 10 Memphis. Nashville,
and So--tbWesL
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake and Ohio
Ones 5l3 PennsYlania avenue, 6l9 18th street near
+, and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania r. Il. Cab Service and Main l955
for e. & o. Ticket Office.
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TRAHS-PAGIFIG MAILS.

Specially addressed mails only for JaIan, kore4,
and China via Seattle, close here daily at $50
D. ms., up TO May s. Tor dispatch by steamer Asi
MauI.
japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Islands. yia
Tacoma, close here daily SO ESQ J. m., up 10 May
O. for dispatch hy steamer Oanfa-
Australia (except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand samoan Islands. Fiji Islands. and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Yictcrs. B. c.. close
here daily at go ,. a. up TO May ls for dispatch
by steamer 3iiowera.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco. Close here daily al lli5 p. M. mp %
May q. fer dispatch b. United states transport
Logan.
Hawaii japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Is
lands via San Francisco. ciese here daiiy at ua5
p m. up to MAY 2, for dispatch b steamer ~
IBERIA
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LEGAL NOTICES.
III H. THOMAS and Jas. FRANCIs SMITH.
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding District Court In re
the opening Of a counecting psrksay along fiaey
Branch, btiVeen Sixteenth street aud Rock Greek
PARK, iu TIE District Of Columbia District Court
No 7&.-Notiee Is hereby given that the Com
missioners OF the District Of Columbia. pursuant
10 the provisions Of an act of Congress approved
February q, 1857. entitled An act for the open
iug II a conAecting parkway along Plney Branch.
between Sixteenth street aud Rock Greek PARK Dis
uict Of Columbia, haFe fled a petition in this
court praying the condemnation Of the land neces-
sary for connecting Sixteenth street and Rock
Greek Park by a parkway Of not more tHan an
average Of four hundred feet Ia width, extending
along or In tie way of Piney Branch. Ia the
District of Columbia, as shown on plat OF map
Med With the said petition. a. part thereof and
PRAYING also that a jury Of five iudic0us. expert
eneed, dsluierested mcn. who shall be ffeeholdefs
within the District of Columbia. not related %
any person interested in these proceedings and
not in tte service OF employment Of the District Of
columbia or nt the United States. b. summoned
b. tAe Jnited States marshal faf the District Oi
Coliinba 10 assess the damages each owner Of land
60 he taken u.ay sustain hy reason Of the opening
o. the aforesaid connecting parkway, and the con.
demnati0n Of tie land necessary f0r the purposes
thereof and 70 assess the benefits resulting there
IRON. including the expenses Of these proceedings.
Is provided .or n and by the aforesaid act Of Con
gfess- IL Is by the court this lth day Of May. A, d.
l5l7 ordered that all persons having any interest
and commanded 60 appear in this court on OF be-
fore the SD DAY or JUNE. a. u. 1857. a. 70
o'clock a. H.. and continue ia attendance until the
eolrt SHAH h45e made its hnal order fatifgiug and
confirming the award Of damages and the assess
mcuf 0i benefits Of the JuT 10 be cmpanfled and
sworn hefelu snd IT IS further ordered that copy
Of ths notice and order be published once in the
Washington Law Reporter and on SIX secular daTs
Do the Washington Evening Star, The Washington
Herald. and the Washington Times newspapers
published in she said District commencing at least
tweaiy days before ths ssid "a day Of June A. ID.
ls- Il IS further ordered that copy on thls notice
and order be served by ihe Tinted States marshal
OF bis deputies uron such Of the 0Nners Of the
lan6 % De condemned hsfeia as may be found
by ihe said marshal bis deputies within the Dis
tFlet If Columbia. and upon the tenants and oc-
cIpau-s q the before the said % day of june
a. D. 1897. By the court, JOB BARNARD
Justice. A true oopy-Test: iSeaLj j. T. YOUNG
Clerk b F. Z, CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CLERK
m5s9l3Hl3H
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. May T. l9H.-
Ordered That street south, from Delaware avenue
to Second street east IS hereby Genomnated husi-
ness street. IN accordance with the provisions OF the
act Of Congress approved February 2. 1904 entitled
An act IN relation to business streets IN the DIS
tict OF Columbia HENRY B. f. AIACFAR-
LAND. HENRY L. WEST, JAY ]. MORROW,
Commissioners, ID. q
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Wall PAPER.

PLACE ORDERS FOR PAPERHANGING AND
decorating nov and avoid unpleasant delays.
Ne guarantee satisfaction Phone North g5l
EDWARD L. HOFFMAN. l799 I4th 81.
aIG -sot cod
VIZ WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
f1ll0Niug sized T00Elss 619Is 65cs l0KI0x9. sLll:
l2xl5x9 SIS; l4xzz9 $50; other I3cms ~ propdr-
tion. CCmel h. e. NOLTE. 81 lIlh. fc51
ROOMS PAPERED, 3 Up SAMPLES
brought: latest spring designs painting IL
PhEUA. I59l stA 81. Phone y. s8slm- lais-tf
CHEAPEST THING OS EARTH-NEW UP-TO-
date Wal paper. lsG goods, sc a piece; samples
on request JOHN T. MAHONEY 3Ig Pa ave g.
Phone EAST s53 fea-u
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MISCELLANEOUS WAIVED.

WANTED-ALL THE OLD. USELESS GOLD
and silFes lyiEg idIs 10 your possession. eofais.
diamonds, cameos. 3eselEy. and slYerWare bought
c, Z, KARI, Jeweler, SIS 18Th ST. aboge +.
miss tu th-30t
Rave Y0UK UPH0LsTERIVG D0TF n A
expert at moderate cost. BOX $. Herald odce.
WANTED - LET TIE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music We ofer you good square piano tree
fer SIX months yogn psg tie cost Of m5Fiug.
+. O. SMITH PIANO CO. l25 Pa. ave.
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TYPEMRlTERSS,

SECONDHAND AND OLD MODEL TYPE
writers viii do good work Il equipped with one Of
M00RE'S SUPERIOR TYPEWRITER Ribbons
75c. each, s. by the dozens any color; any ma
ehine. LAW REPORTER PRINTING COM
PANY, 5l6 5th nv. my67t
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FOR sALE-io ROOMS AND BATH IN THE
northwest seetion lot lsxloo; rents for 05oi price,
$3.50.
New house IN the northeast; Z rooms and bath
furnace heat: double back porehes: modern IN every
particular price. only Sl.S0
An investment in the northwest; rents for SIS
price, s. so; rooms and bath.
For Sales rooms and bath in the northeast lot
% feet front by depth Of lis feet 70 an aslsyi
price. S.T5o
For Sales rooms and bath in the northwest sec
tion; price, 5000; fine furnace; ios 2ozloo.
For Sales room house in the southeast; two
squares from Library Of Congress; price. only 400
For sae-A good Investment in the northwest
four houses renting for S90 per month each; price
for ali. AOa
For sale-Near 18th aud sts. NV; home Of 6
rooms ard bath; rents for go; price. $3.50.
For sale-Near 9th and Fla ave. nw.i rooms and
bath; rent. S25.50s. price. Si0o0.
For ssle-Near Conn. ave. and K sis. NV; 6
rooms and bath: stable ia ths rear total rent. in
cluding stable. $3.50 per MONTH price, sea.
For Sale-Near 18th and l. sts. nv. price only.
s. 100; six rooms and bath; house rents for 81
see me about this one.
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BALTIMORE 8 OHIO RATLROAD.

LEAVE STATION, NeH jersey ave. aad St
ROYAL BIZ Z LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NV 1Uhk-
NEW TERMINAL, -5B STREET. NEW YORK.
= 20 g. u. Diner. Pullman Paflor.
1899 q. IA. Buffet PaTlor. 5hGur Train
50 90 a. m Diner and Pullman Pariur Car.
III so a. 10. Diner and Pullman IarllT Car.
. 90 b. IA. Diner and Pullman PaTiCr Car.
$50 j. m "Royal Limited All Pullman.
f4NV D. H. Coaches 90 Philadelphia.
5. 90 !. IL Diner and Pullman farl1r.
: so T. u. Coaches TO Philadelphia
IL - p. n. hieepeTs
= 81 q. H. nleEpers.
ATLANTIC CIIY, r7a0. go. tua9 a. II. tlao.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, D. c.. April 30, 19Q7.-Sealed
proposals, in duplicate viii be received
az the department Until o'clock p. m,
SATURDAY. May II. 1907. for the con
struction of a brick smoke stack for
Boiler House OF the new Freedmen s
Hospital, Washington, y. &. Copies of
the specifications and form of proposal
may be had and the drawings inspected
on application at this department JAMES
RUDOLPH GARFIELD, Secretary.
mV2g
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SADDLE HORSES,

WEST END STABLES. sG-n IgTH 81. NV
Riding and driving horses for ladies and gentle
men. Or. E. fERNEYHOUGH. Proprietor
Phone Main 1850.
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT.

FOR BENT-ltROOAI HOUSE FURNISHED,
hot and cold water; large ysTandas; shade. large
lawns barns, and al. necessary cutbuildiugs 8 acres
land; fruit. garden planted electric railway, c1u-
dress SUBURBAN care Washington Herald
mys7t
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POSTAL CARDS.

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
New line jamestown Exposition post cards Just re-
csNed; call and io1k through oW foreign and do
nestle cards. IsRAEL'S POST CARD shop. SIS
Vermont ave. Phone Main 2as. mrl cod aat
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DYEInG AND CLEANING.

PHILIP LEDEBER. l2n H ST. Ne; PHONE
East 1898 Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls toE and delivers s0rk all over the city
Phone Us. aasZ cod ~
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding a Probate Court. No. 1885
Adiusfrati0u-Th Is 90 give notice thai the sub
scriber = the District q Columbia, have obtained
from rhe Probate Ccuf 4 the District cf Columbia
letters tesEmelfary 0u the estate c Rudolph Eich-
horn. late & the District Of Columbia. deceased.
Al persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned % exhibit the same, With the voucl-
cEs thereof legally authenricsted 20 the subscribers.
on OF before the SD DAY Of APRIL a. -. 1873
otherwise they may by iaW Be excluded from all ben
eft o said estate. Given under 0ur hands TINS g3d
day q Ar-il. 1871. ALOYSiUS B. EICHHORN.
l1B First street Northwest; MARGARET EiCH-
HORN So Third street northwest; ANN C.. SJT-
TON, 6l Thiud street northwest. Attest: lSeall
JAMES TANNER. Register q Wills fer the Dis-
tr.-t 0f Columbia. CLERK q the Probate Cont.
JOSEPH 4 FAGUE Attorney ap15-my2s
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets. WASHINGTON RUG Co.
g3l 5th NV. Phone NJ 435 an27-S -S0t
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RUGS.

RUGS WOVEN OUT or OLD CARPETS. DROP
postal. s5l 5th st. nv. OF phone 1875. mhz3tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-TYPEWRITIN TO Do AT HOME;
terms reasonable; satisfaction guaranteed first
class machine. Tel. n. 6455. BOX g.. Herald offce.
mylJf
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR GOOD sITUA-
tion! II so, place a small ad under this heading
state y0ur qualifications. and yOu viii reach ths
best employer IN Washington-peop who pay g6od
wages and appreciate good help Only le a word Tor
one time. Phone main $50. Il
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
BICYCLES.

BEST VALUE EVER oFFERED-WHILE THEY
last. Diamond Co tires isecundsl. only SIS put
[ oni trial guarantee. JONES TIRE WORKS. 612-
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I used; cheap. At HAZLETOAs. l9-l3l 10th St
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1870 G. NV. NEAR THE Y NJ c. A.-FUR
rooms, with board; summer prices mys-3t
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rooms, with or without board for the summer.
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