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HOTEL RUDOLF.

Atlantic City. y J. Directly on Beach
American and European plans. 100 ocean
view rooms; 100 suites, With private sea-
water baths. phones in rooms. orchestra:
weekly social features capacity. 100. Epe-
clal spring rates. Chas. r Myers. Owner.
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For RenI-ApartmentS.

FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS. with heat gas
and bath for light hoUsek, eping. rent. $3.50.
gas for cooking. Call after 9 pm. 2l4 5th
st Sc nhIT-Tt
SO FOR APARTMENT. % Seaton NV; II
rented from owner. c. II. DEWEY, PIP New
Jersey NV. mhlT-3t
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. furnished or
unfurnished. two rooms and bath: Sl7 up.
-SENEt 81 r ST NV fe3-tf
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Found.

LACEY'S delicious ice cream nnd sherJet
7Oc and 90c per gallon. five large bricks n
a box. sc. Phone Main 93S- COZ New York
mh2-'t
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
Washington, ID. C. until 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
MARCH 26 1907 and publicly opened tmme-
dlately thereafter, TO furnish at the navy
yard ana Navnl Observatory, Washington.
d. c. as specified a quantity OF naval sup
plies. as follows Sch 49f: Leather betting
brass rod. bar steel. electric wagon.-Sch 495:
Screws. hardware.-Sch 49S- Leather betting.
tracing cloth.-SCh sol: Plane table. etc
boat clocks. Applications for proposals should
the schedules desired by number
Blank proposals viii be furnished upon appii-
cation 70 the bureau F. =. ROGERS, Pay
master General L. S. n. mhI2 %
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Wanted-SubUr5an.

WANTED-At once a good suburban home
near Washington, prefer 10 deal direct with
owners; VIII pay ali cash. submit fun par
uculars- Address E n CHAPLIN. 30 Com
monHea!th ave. Chestnut Hin. Mass.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina ave. and the Beach. near
piers ard attractions: large. sunny rooms.
private baths: elevator: sun DarlOr. Capacity
$50 Table and service superior Special
spring terms. BRYAN & WILLIAMS
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GALEN HALL
HOTEL AND SAN

HOTEL. AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY.
One % She newest stone. brick. and stss'
buildings. with every comfort. alV-ays open:
always ready: always busy
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Auction Sales.
AT OUR SAbESRooMS,

consisting in part of Bedroom and Par
Tor Suites, lot Of oilcIoth and Mating.
other miscellaneous goods from stor-
age wareroomsi 100 zithers, 500 Base
ball Bats; contents Of tailOr's estab-
lishment, and lot of other fine goods
too numerous TO mention, al to the
highest bidder for cash.
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For Rent-FIats.

FOUR prettiest cheapest rooms FOR price in
northwest, $3.50; open. 2I25 Newport place.
uLlg-2r
FOR RENT-Three rooms for Ncht house
keeping 15I Sth 81. NV. mhls-gt
FOR RENT-Four-room uufIrnlshed fat. "a
nc r.; heat and gas light housekeeping.
southern exposure. So lf-5 50. NV.
mhTs-gr
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Lost.

LOST-Gold brooch set with 1 pearl. Satur-
day after $50, between 18th and + 70 9Th
and B. Reward for return. 1903 r. mhIg-2t
DOST-On Monday afternoon in the vicinity
Of First and " "a green ppcletho'k contain
ing gold chain and IOCket Reward II re-
turned 10 21O6 ist ST. NV.
LOST-Between Kann's and Lansburghrs
brown and gilt trimming; 2 pieces, = yard
each. Return 1903 Sth st. NV II
LOST-Monday. 18th on X. between eth and
9Th plain gold ring with initials J. r g s.
reward if returned to !. r. CAMPBELL. T0S
K st. NV. mhlq-2t
LOST-Sunday. on Old Dominion car 20 Great
Falls or at Great Falls. package containing
plano tuners tools. Reward II returned 10
DROOP & SONS co. mPIS-3s
LOST-Near corner Third and Pennsylvania
eve. gentlemans gold watch; initials on
case, s. &. NJ Finder notify s MUIR
DOCK, 5l3 Il St NV Suitable reward
nhI9-'t
LOST-Yesterday on 18th ST car lady-s
pocketbOOk containing receipts. money, and
draft for $6J to Ida q. Wright Reward on
return to owner. 40 Stanton place ne.
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FOR SALE-Great bargain: look at this 2i-
acre farm within ; miles or White House.
nearly now Or. house and necessary outbuild-
ings; all kinds fruit; fine poultry fam: com
mutation fare &C. Call Room .. 1896 New
York ave mh1g-3t
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Wanted-FarmS.

WANTEO-To rent, a small farm near the
city. from TO 10 acres u. DAVIS 4Sg y
st. NV. rnhl5-7t
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For Rent-Omces.

ONE large and one small oflce room. second
floor 1903 4 st. NV. mhI---t
1920 NEW YORK AVE. NW-FIrst and sec
Ond floor rooms. suitable Tor real estate.
dentists, etc. Sl5 and S21. situation uu-
surpassed.
kARRICK * METCALF.
mhiI-3t 1920 New York Ave.
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For Sale-FarmS.

POULTRY FARM
q ACRES with Is cleared and planted: five
room cottage; Montgomery Co. Nd: stock
implements horse. everything: 81. 200: half
cash. CENTRAL REAL ESTATE BROK-
Frs. Room y. S02 +. mhI9-3t
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For Rent-StOreS.

SMALL GROCERY STORE. with trade. s.K
rooms. water IN house. yard. alcove: also
fine shop for light manufacturing. $40. open
$50 18th 81. mhIg-~-
SMALL GROCERY STORE. with trade. elk
rooms; water in house. yard alc1ve- also
fine shop for light marufactIrinE $40. open.
Address BOX 8. Times Office. mhI1-3r
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FOR SALE-One beautifl.t country residence
consisting OF an u-roOm house. modern I'm
proEements, with outside buildings Al acres
or nne land, orchard and natural park; also
nne well. magnesia and iron springs
Also one 4-rOOm house. 2 or more acres OF
hne garden.
one 6-roOm house new, half acre or more
land WIN sell on easy terms
Also some fine building lots. viii sell cheap
Inquire OF owner for fun particulars
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IlON ROOMS. corner 10th and ID SITS. NV,
on Saturday, March p, 1917, at 10 O'CLOCK,
viii be sold all goods stored IN the names
OF r. Muench. Martha Tate. l. Cohen. J. 3.
Hougeland. u. 5. STORAGE co.
mhl6-6t-eySu
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Wanted-ApartmentS.

WANTED-To suhlease a OF 5-r0Om apart-
meut, months OF more must be first-class
and cheap. any location Address BOX S.
Times Office II
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For SaIe-Suaurban.

22.-MADE TO ORDER FOR A CHICKEN
FARM: 20 acres near Rockville; 10 acres
poultry netting; beautiful elevation: perfect
drainage lovely streams; spring; delightful
shade; Tor. house. outbuildings; fruit: tele-
phone. prettiest place in the country: s.. 500.
reasonable terms. THE SOULE CO. Qnc.),
go Louisiana ave mhls-tr
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For Stores.

FOR SALE-Fr1it. confectionery and cigars
Apply 70 1881 18th 81. NV mnIS-Tt
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MARCUS NOTES. AUCrIoNEER.

MARCUS NOTES. AUCTIONEER.
THE ENTIRE STOCK or WINES,
LIQUORS. TEAS AND COFFEES OAK
FIXTURES. IN STORES 500 9TH ST.
AND 6I9 + ST. NV. AT PUBLIC AUG
TON. WEDNESDAY. MARCH TWEEN
TIETH. 1907. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
y Bids for purchase Of entire business
and license at private sale Will be received
gth st. NV mh1S-at
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For Exchange.

wANTED-To trade j. lots IN Pittsburg 20
minutes from city pCstofiiCe. for washington
properly: valuation. 5000. Address BOX 655
Times Office mhI4-7t
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CHAPTER XXI.
The Splitting Of the Kirk.

Naturally the Jews a..
minister Of the Valley Kirk had done
}ran swiftly through the village. The
Valley nanse was very advantageous
Nv placed for purposes of observation.
NEARLY every housewife in the whole
,angth Of High Street could see the
4 E,anse door by merely putting aside
Ehe little white lace curtain. strung on
II piece OF tape across the lower third
Iof her window.
Nv At eleven of the following morning
Hector MeKill called, entered, and re-
kained a, long time closeted with the
linfster. Then he founced out and
went up the road with long strides.
Thes;Whole High Street felt certain
that he had lifted the lines's and won
iered where he would go now Lift
Ing ones lines Is the technical ex-
precision for disjoining oneself from
. congregation. Only on the occasion
! 2f grave and serious quarrel Isl this
4 resorted to. For Scottish folk are very
aithfuls to their places of worship
hen once they. have chosen them =
+, as Is more probably the case, had
y hem chosen for them by the religious
PROFESSIONS OF, their parents.
"a The conclusion drawn by the wise
&nlk OF the High Street Council, was,
or once, correct. At the Manse Hector
psMckill had beseeched, had threaten
Ssd, had sworn to split the kirk" al
ways dire possibility in Scotland.
4 cut every time he had found his
threats broken upon the quiet. unre-
sentfnl discrimination of Mr. Fowler,
be had carried away with him the
double certificates with the ink scarce
" dry upon them which stated that
IN the opinion of the Reverend John
Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Hector McKill
\ were At and proper persons to leave
the Free Congregation Of the Valley
.fhurch In Kirktown"
Being otherwise and with the anger
within him still effervescent Mr. Nc.
XIII did not notice the curious word
Ling of the certificate. At any rate, he
had no Intention of making use of the
distinction lines" No other church,
certainly none in Kirkstown was
worthy to receive his adherency and
fpat Of his amiahle wife. He weuld do
BETTER He would set up a new sect
~ krktown Yess here at last was his
He had long been lis
Il atisf1ed with the. projections Of "col-
aese divir1es. He would call the ultra
Faithful to arms. and minister to
them himself.
1t was with this purpose III his
head that he went so rapidly up the
street to take Sunday and Wednes-
clay lease OF the Oddfellows hall. He
secured both. He had also chosen a
name for his new sect. 1t was to be
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allIthings RritIah, save the art q. Isay.

all! things British, save the art Of leaw
ing we'll alone. {,
So he could not be prevented from
adding: OF course, recognize thnt
! the difference between our positions
must be taken intn considerations. I'll
Will, therefore. abundantly provide for
the old age of both her henefactprs,
Mr.. Finnan and Mr.. Bryan"
stop there cried Billy Bryan;
stop just III this exact place. and look
me In the eye, young man, II you can,
for wan consecutive minute!
Now, Die kthere can do az he;
likes. being given over to lords and
masters and them in authority over
him such being his nautre. Hut wild
Billy Bryan tbs some little different.
! put no stress on the young lady, that
Is the daughter av one and the other
OF u.s. But being responsible for war,
full half Of her soul. mind body ana
estate, till she reashes the age tof
tWenty-Wan years, no more will al
low any other person or persons to
put pressure upon her. If she says
No, It shall be no IL Yes Yes.
And as for that talk Of putin billy
Bryan in comfortable position Tor
his ould age that day has not yet
arrived. And Billy will do that for
himself and if need be he will provide
for both halves OF his the strent of
his arrums, and the brains In his head
-yuss daughter, just as he did tor
that wan whole and undivided Broad.
wood pi-an-llo standing there II, tho
corner!"
Continued in next issued.)
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CHAPTER XIII.
Brought to Book.

OF all Vida's lovers. the most sub.
tie. persistent, and best equipped
with argument was one who never ap-
peared in public, whom none ever saw
knocking at the door of the little cot
tage at the wood gate.
This was. in fact none other than
James Kahn, the Confidential himself
He had studied his abrupt and pas
sionate master, and on the strength of
the knowledge SO acquired he exploit
ed him thoroughly He knew that
much Of Jacob Romers apparent hard.
ness was the effect of very real re-
morse, He believed that if he could
only present to his master; a daugh-
ter, fair. stately. and - this was es-
sential married to himself, James
Kahn, she would be immediately TAX
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HONOR Mr.. AND MRS. WATTS.
Observe Thirty-fi fifth Weddina Ami.
versary and Birthday Dinner.

most happy and enjoyable sur
prise dinner was given In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. D. r. Watts at their nome
in Keokuk township, near the Ficdief
seh9olt. house, 1t being their thirty
fifth anniversary and also Mrs. watts
birthday. At i o'clock most suTri,-
tions dinner was served to fifty three
guests, after, which all repaired to the
lawn where picture was taken De
the group of friends and relatives.
All left about 4 o'clock wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Watts many more happy
events.
The following Is a list Of those
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Etepheq
Wilkins, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Nc.
Donnald, Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Nc.
Neir Mrs. susanna Brooks. Mr.. b. j.
Fielder. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wilkina
and baby, Mrs. Il. Pitcher Mrs. Nancy
]. Poston Of Blakesburg. Mr.. and MIRA.
Marion Handbook and son Lee, Mn
and Mrs. A. T. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kindick and baby, Mr. and
Mrs John Watts and children. Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Agee and children. Mrs,
George Pickett and son Donald, Misa
Hazel Kiudick, Alta Kindick, Loif
Kindick, Alfred Kindick, Matte Ripe
Emma Mcdonald, Vergie Brooks.
Viola Watts. Harry Watts FFanI
Fielder Roy Thomas, Charlie Flows
man. George Gordon.
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there about the little patlor, taking In

Ethere about the little paflOr taking I'm
the dado which Vida had painted
with a running pattern of rowan
branches and red berries. He noticed
the new piano and for moment 1t
seemed as il he We're about to ask a
question. In that poor cottage house
such a thing seemed certainly the gift
of favored lover, and it grieved the
foresight of James Kahn that he had
not thought Of Il before.
Billy also regarded the piano. but
with a proud parental look. which. If
Kahn had paid the slightest attention
to. would have told it's tale. Dick Fin
nan, almost superstitious in his devo.
ton to constituted authority, watched
James Kahn furtively.
The three men, silent and watchful,
presently heard light steps on the
floor above. on the landing, coming
down the stair. The door opened and
Vida appeared in simple dressing
gown of old fashioned oatmeal cloth,
with a lining of palest blue showing
at throat and cuffs. She had made tn /.
gown herself and was no little proud
Of her work. The three men wore
now standing up.
you wished me to come down !"
she said simply. resting one han! on
the back of chair.
Yes stammered Dick. THAT is to
say. Mr.. Kahn wished 1t = he has
something to ask you"
Take your time, little grill" in.
terrupted Billy. Don't let anybody
fluester you, not If he was boss of the
Trinity House itself!'
+ Mr. Kahn made us a wonderful
offer" said Dick quaveringly. "He has
been wonderfully kind to me With
out Mr.. Kahn ! should have been
working for a days wage
But at this point. James Kahn see
ing the firmness growing into OBJ
sttnacy about the girls mouth. broke
In.
Our old friend mistakes the point"
he said Il am not here to ask for
the repayment of any boon There is
no reason why l should; Mr., Finnan
was the best man for the position he
occupies. ! appointed him for that rea-
son. For the same reason he has this
cottage at Glebe END Gate He and
you. Miss Bryan will continue as you
are without any interference from me,
whether you feel yourself able to
ooiSC VIII my pIOpOolIlOl OF not.
During this speech Dick Finnan
looked at James Kahn with an ex-
preston Of dumb loyalty. as if in the
world there never could have been a
man so generous and so unselfish
Then his eyes rested on his adapted
daughter.
"You see" the look said quite plain.
~, what man he is."
NO" James Kahn continued in the
quiet tone Of one who has nothing in
the world to boast himself about 81
come tonight as a suppliant. have
loved Miss Vida ever since / set ewes
on her, gathering flowers in the
springtime on the; bosky sides of a
dell which shall ever be sacred to
me, have. 1t is true. allowed Miss
Bryan to, understand. my preferences.
and my intentions with regard to her.
But leave it to herself to say wheth-
err or not this has not been done at
all times with the utmost courtesy
and after the manner Of an honest
mani +
The words and the manner impres.
sed Dick Finnan They were exceed,
ingly well delivered perhaps a trifie
too well. James Kahn had mastered
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CHAPTER NM
Mind i1,o nn Sfrau,e


Thirty years ago Kirktown feared
God. Today it feared only Incubus,
Romer & Co. But the time was com.
lnG when the fear of the Lord was to
gkts 8 second chance The originator
Of the company had been certain
Johann lnkob, who had located the
/ coal and bought the land. His daugh.
ter, Sophia, married on Jacog Corn a
man allied with the love of gold: and
after him his nephew. Jacob CORN Ro.
mers had developed the small workings
Of the Dussesdorf chemist into the
vast coal and iron combination known
as the Incubus Companies. 1t had &C.
Cured to the founder when he married
70 Latinise his name. il only for his
wtfes sake. MRS, Johann Inkoh" had
& strange new foreign sound. but
Mrs, John Incubus" proclaimee
aloud sounded rather like the name
8 Of d possible peer,
Janet twas who showed him over,
her father beaming mildly in the
background.
1T is, declare magic - absolute
magict" cried Vic; why, it is what
ssE have dremed of, but never thought
Ut ralizing How shall ever go away,
T. do not know"
You have not been so long in
Possession yet" said Janet quietly,
Though with touch of her fathers
IRONY. that there is any pressing need
10 speak about that
! But there is one thing, Miss
anet,' cried the tall young man.
It'll, however, uncomfortable enough.
sRI must arrange with you - have
been accustomed to- pay. sixteen shil-
mss week for my;fonins, taking my
meals out ~ - -,
y Janet held UP her hand with some
y hing Of her fathers grace of gesture,
&put with far more of command.
Il In the proper time shall present
YOU with your weekly statement she
|Eaid, with a quiet iinperiousness
lwh ich utterly silenoed Vic, who found
himself, muttering az he watched the
authoritative housewife, "How could l
eyer have thought that she was
plain?'
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something that the erstwhile commits
sionaire of Belgrade could not permit
II in no other way, we'll there re-
NAMED the Seryian tradition of how
to clear way to throne.
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THE IRON LORD
By S. R. CROCKETT

copy'iah, 1907 by s. R. Crockett All Rights Reserved
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-17
Show Cause Order.

I'm The Suporior Court OF the State 81 Wash
i,pton IN and Tor khlltaS County.
IN the matter of the Application Of y. NJ
I,ov,u administrator of the Estate OF Mary H.
Ioy,rnc dcccnS, Il, for an order 10 sell Itci
Istn,c belonging To said Estate, with which 10
pay debts. ,.,,,, ,,i;i,.,
iiuon reading the petition of the Administered
ar al me above cntitl,d estate, for an order for
the sale of all of l,lock a Of Depot Addition 10
thr & tv of EIlrnSburg. * ittitaS County, Wash
insion ns the SAME appears of record IN the
Recorded plat thereof in the olilcc OF the ounly
Auditor of I<ntitaS County. state of Washing
ION. IL appcarinr thrrcirom To the court that
There is not sufficient personal cSlal" IN lht
hands of TIA" Administrator To pay the debts OF
unid rslntc outstanding, and expenses OF AL
tuiuislrntiuu and that IT. Is necessary 10 sen
the whole OF the real estate belonging 10 Salu
estate 10 providc funds tor the payment OF
surh debts and expenses and the court being
fully advised in the prcmiScS;ll L. ihrrcupoh
hrrrhv ordered by the court that on the FIRST
day Of June y. -. 1901, ~ the h"nr "' Yen
o'clock In the forenoon thereof. or rs soon
thereafter ms the court can hear me same, al
the court room of the superior Court IN Inc
t,ountv Court House IN iht Guy ol tlI'IShuiF
In /, itiltns Comfy, State of WnSninRtun that
ali mrsous in,cr, stcd appear before the above
entitled court. to show cnu~c why an orucr
shall not be granted To the adihlnlSlI"to Oh
said above entitled estate oi MARY u. ,'oN'inc
dccruAcd to sell the above described real
estate ,T the said dcccdcnt or so much thereon
as shall be necessary to pay such allowances
charges and debts 40,
II Is further ordered that this order ShaIl nc
nuhishcd for four successive weeks III Inc
pawn n SEM. weekly newspaper pun lNhcd AT
Ellcnsburg. kitttas County W"ShihHluh'
Dated this 10Th day of April i~'
.y5w RALPH KAUFMAN, Judge
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-17
Notice to Creditors to File
Claims.

In the Superior Court Of the State OF Wash
ingtOn, in and for The County Of klltitas.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Allen W,
WOrStcr deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin
istration on the EStat" Of Allen W. NorStcr
deceased, were granted to the uhGcrSirnrd on
the 10Th day Of April, Nd. 1901 by the SAID
Superior Court
All persons having claims against Said catFtc
are required to present them Wllh the n'ccS-
Sary vouchers, 10 me at the ONCE OF a. H..
SlcInmOnS, in EllcnSburg, Washington, wihln
one "car after the date of this notice, or they
shall be forever barred
Dated at Ell nSburH Washington lhlS Nlh
day of April, AID, 1906 .,........ ..
MARGARET WORSTER,
2yjt Administrators
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-17
Administrators Notice.

In the Superior court of the State of Wash
inRton for liittitnS county
In the matter of the estate of f. T.. French
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator of the estate of +. A. French de
ceased To the creditors Of, and all persons hay
ing claims against said deceased, to present
them with the necessary vouchers, within one
year from the 10th day of April 1907, at the
office of Austin Mrcs ESD, in EllcnSburg
Washington, the same being the place for the
transaction OF The business of said estate.
GEO. NJ. CONNERS
Administrator of said Estate.
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