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~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia holding a Probate Court. No. 1885.
Administration.-Thi is to give rotiee that tie
subscriber Of the State q Pennsylvania. has CD
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District q
Columbia letters testamentary on the estate Of
Nicholas Cahill late Of the District q COlumbia,
deceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the sane.
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated %
the subscriber, on or before the I'D DAY OF
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LOST

LOsT-BhrNNEEN "a ST. AND PA AVE. n. ".
and l3th ST. and Pa. ave Sc, small black pocket
book. containing cash and TeCpipt on Capital TTac-
ton Co Liberal reward. Address rs TWELFTH
81 81
WILL PARTY WHO HAS CARDCASE CON
tanning about $40 please communicate with H. X
r., Herald Office.
LOST-POCKET EASTMAN KODAK on CHAS.
Manchester sunday; liberal reward. L. I.
ROGERS 713 lsth ST. ap3)9
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-WHIrE COOK fFEMALDi LEAVE
city. 50: c1lored waitress, SIS; also cocks
Mattresses. chanlbeunaids. kitchen men. houssmen
lcityl. EUREKA I0il y. Y ave.
COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. family of fouri references required 1852
CorcoIau 81,
WANTED-WOMAN TO COOK, WASH. AND
iron. 217 Mass ave. myl-3t
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWORk:
small private family; nv; washing; stay nights.
go Mass. ave. ap3e5t
WANTED-AT ONCE-A SETTLED WOMAN
good co0k5 waEes SIS, Address 9l2 Ath S. nv
ap293t
WHISKEY. 81 PER GAL. THE JOHN WE'D
DERBCRN, SIC + st. nw. ap6-u
WITH BOARD.
THE WHITLEY 90 ! ST. NW,-FIRsT AND
second story furnished rooms, single and en suite
suite OF rooms on first floor; 1rst-class accommoda-
tons for trausients myl3t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED - LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We oher you a good square piano nee
foF six months If you'll pay the est Of moving,
+. @. SMITH PIANO CO.. lZ5 Pa ave
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ANTED-TYPEWRITING To DO AT HOME
terms Ieasonabie satisfaction guaranteed first
class machine Tel. NJ Sass. BOX e.. Herald Office
myl-f
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD sITUA
tiong If So place a snail ad under this heading
state your qualifications. and y0u vii reach thl
best employer IN Washington people Who pay gooC
wuges and appreciate good help Only &c Word io
one time Prone main $50.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

OWNING TOURING CAR WILL
rent same 20 pirate parties by the hour. reason
able Phone n. 1892 1913 ST. Nv. ap25sot
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

doFsed notes 500 70 s. 600: also second trust loans
quickly made H. C. improved real estate, IN SUMS Of
SEQ and upward. QUICK LOANS. Herald ONCE.
ap2s-it
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az T. 81. and per cent interest; special
privileges with respect TO prior payments. TYLER
a RUTHERFORD Qncl, 1857 + ST. oc3n
MONEY- 10 LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans OF replace old ones at lowest rates OF in
4erest All Transactions conducted With economical
consideration Tor borrowers NM. H. SAUNDERS
4 CO. ilN + 81. nv. ocs-u
MONEY 10 LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
"a per cent to per cent On ID. q. real estate.
Erery consideration shoxa boEr0xeEA
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main sS62 NI Street NV.
mhllu
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair. birthmarks. moess &c. Big elsctTie needle;
guaranteed permanent and painless; no scars abso-
lite privacy: references from physicians and former
Patients; apparently hopeless cases solicited. consul
tation free electricity is the only permanent cure
fos saperauous hair. BOX q, Herald ofice. o.
phone n 2esz Bhl7-2
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Will Help Through The Washington Herald Want Ads
MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE REPAIRING. UPHOLsTERIN0 :
gasoline oil stoves EeTigeTatCTs and ice boxes re-
paired HoYARD's. 1915 ii st. be. Phone T. l7s1
apiI-50t
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

81 OR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. A HOSTING
engine aud boiler On wheels; 10 whesiharows;
improved dumping cars Apply 70 c. ], UBHOFF
tis Colorado building apsa
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HELP WAIVED.

SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
for the Post-uiace Department 20 be held May /
and May e. We make specially Of preparing for
these places. CAPITAL CON- COLLEGE. 800 o
81. nv. apl6-tf
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINg CAN BE
learned az cur school IN 80 70 % days. Positions
guaranteed. Pitman. Graham. Greg. RaTnes and
syllable systems. Individual instruction, sFENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. sl5-5ls Colorado Building.
Ocs-ff
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
The District OF Columbia. Washington. ID.
c., April %, l90i.-Sealed proposals viii De
received at this office until y o'clock,
noon. APRIL 80, l905for a site for school
building, TO be erected west Of lsth street
and north of Florida avenue, site to con-
tain nos less than 50,l00 square feet of
ground A certificate from the collector
of taxes. that the bidder has deposited
with him $1,000 as a guarantee OF sale,
In case the bid is accepted must accom-
pany the proposal for each site. The Com
mlssioners reserve the right 70 reject any
and an bids. HENRY B. T. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY /. WEST, JOHN BID
DIE, Commissioners, D. q.
apr25. 27.-9S0m
OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
Grounds, Washington, ID. G, April 10,
le05.-Sealed proposals, in duplicate will
be received here until p m, MAY 10.
1897. for furnishing during year ending
June 80, 1893; Class j, florists supplies
Class .. ftOWeT-pOts; Class 8, paints oils,
glass, &c; Glass 4 hardware Class 4,
agricultural implements. &C; Glass 8, use
of teams; Glass Z iron pipe and plumbers
supplies. Class s. stationery. Class 2. ma
nuTe and fertilizer; Class 10. SAND ana
gravel, Glass II, soil. Class T. ice Glass
l2 lime cement, felt, &c; Class "A, brick,
Glass Is. sod; Glass Is, fuel Class u, lum-
Der Separate proposals fol each class
desired Information can De OBTAINED
here CHAS. s. CROMWELL. Col
apl0,1l, p l3mESS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
Of the Supervising Architect-Wash-
ington, ID. c.. April 20. lsO7-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office un-
Ill O'Clock p. m. on the 9TH DAf OF
MAY, 1907, and then opened, for the con-
structiou. including plumbing, heating
apparatus, electric work, and lit. OF an
extension to the u. S, Custom-hOuse
in Washington, d. c. in accordance with
drawings ana specifications. copies OF
which may be had at this Office. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect
Apr22, "a 26, - May1,3
POsT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON,
y. c., april e. i9E.-Sealed proposals Vii be r.
ceived 40 this Department until Wednesday, May Is,
1851 at 2 O'Clock p. m-, at which time and place
they viii be opened in the presence OF the bidders OF
their authorized agents attorneys for the purchase
Of waste material from the Department. including
paper old canvas. and cid leather with metal parts
attacked canvas cuttings and aCing cord old metal
parts puuchiugs. and strips. Blanks for proposals,
with specifications and instructions. VII be IuT-
nished upon application % the Chief Clerk and SUI
pcriutendent Of Buildings, Post-Oiace Department
O.. Y. L. MEYER. Postmaster General. apll ,2i,myl
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets stoves, brie-a-brao and all kinds Of house
and c SITS. Phone y. 1918 Formerly, 9Th and l.
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BICYCLES.
DOGS. CATS, BIRDS, ETC,

SINGING CANARIES, PARROTS. DOGS. CATS.
rabbits, guinea pigs white mice, and rats, fancy
poultry pigeons gold fishes ms specially is ehirop0
dy for birds feet SCHMID, BIRD STORE, IL 18TH
st. NV ap9u
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Houses FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-io ROOMS AND BATH IL THE
northwest section; lot lsSi0o; rents fof eaae price
Se8e.
New house in the northeast; 7 rooms and bath;
furnace heat; double back porchesi modern IN every
particular Tlica. 9Hlg siSo
An investment in the northwest; rents for SIS;
price, s, so: rooms and bath.
Fer Sales rooms and bath in the northeast; lot
. feet front By a depth Of JIG feet to an Aliey;
price, 2,75e.
FOR Sales rooms and bath in the northwest sec
ton: price, 5000; hne furnace lot Z9zi'a'
For sale-sroom house in the southeast; two
squares frum Library Of Congress price only = ioo
For sale-A good investment in the northwest:
four houses renting for so9 per month eaehi price
for all. SAGA
For sals-Near 18th and sta NV; home Of 6
rooms aud bath: rents FOR 1885, price, $3.50.
For sals-Near o;h ana Fla. ave. nv: rooms and
bath; rent. $3.50: price. AOoa
For sale-NeaF Conn. ave. and X SITS. NV 6
rooms and bath; stable in the rear; total rent, IL
Guiding stable. $3.50 per month: price. 500
For sale-NeaF 18th and SIS. nwi price only,
s5760; six rooms and bath; house rents for $50
See me about this one.
DAVID MOORE,
1923 New York Ave.
FOR sALE-sPLENDID HOME CAPITOL HILL;
large rooms; cellar; furnace. side lights. S.50l;
near Mass ave. and 10Th S.
FOR sALE-solm nv. Business PFopertyi rented
$40 per month; only 5000 perfect condition; near
y new.
FOR sALE-Enerson st. ne; 6 rooms. bath price,
E2,45o. sssy terms.
suse ROOM ss. BOND BLDG
ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
szls 18Th st. NV; tine large house = Fooms and
bath almost new vail sell tor cost u sold ~ onee-
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
012 14th 81. \. W.
ap3o-st
5 4ROOA BRICKS on NUMBERED Strict
rent. S5o-s3. price. S2,s52 These are god invest
meuts.
JOSEPH n. ATKINSON,
Formerly Prendeu1 Atkinson 8 Ballard Co. Inc.
iol Bond Bldg, 18Th ST. and " 7. ave
mhs0-tf
FOR SALE-sl5 CASH. SIS PER MO-; GOOD g.
room house. near 18th and II sts me- price. s. 900
eolored client s. T. SMITH REALTY Co. ul
Colorado Building sp2sst
FOR sALE-FlNE HOME. NORTH BRIGHT
Wood. sec me. GALEN I. GREEN. Warisl
Building. spsl2t
ron SALE H.75o-WAsHNGToN HEIGHTS: A
great bargain; one II the most attractive houses
on the Heigha s Fo9ms. 2 baths ALLAN 4.
WALKER 1872 @ 81. aplstf
kOR sALE-
Corner house IL the ne. near lexington. rooms
and bath; LOT Is 2lzioo Price. ss.21c.
DAVID MOORE,
IERs y n Ave \ W
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
st Do New York ave- large padded vans. 81 load
z-hoTse wagon. $ load. mhf-e0dtf
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WALL PAPER.

PLACE ORDERS FOR PAPERH 6N57TNg AND
decorating now and avoid unpleasant delays.
We guarantee satisfaction. Phone North 80
EDWARD /. HOFFMAN. ITgs 18th st.
apZ7-sot cod
WE WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR TIE
following sized rooms; 6xsxs. &c; loxloxs. SLl0;
l2xi5s9 Sl25; l4x9x9 $50; ether rooms in proper
tiou. Conei T. g. NOLTE. 90 llfh- fe5-n
ROOMS Erred. s. UP; SAMPLES
brought: latest spring designs painting III
pREUX. 1901 sth s.. Phene n, 34sim. iais-C
CHEAPEST THING on EARTH-NEW UP-rO-
date Eaa paper. 1877 goods. SC piecs: samples
on request. JOHN Z. MAHONEY. SIS Pa. ave. Sc.
Phone east SIS. fes-u
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We Buy LIFE INSURANCE Policies AND
uay more shan the company issuing them; must
be seven years oldi no industrial policies. Tax
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. 81 st. nv.
aa.tf
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SADDLE HORSES.

VEST END STABLES, s5n lsiH ST. NV
Riding and driving horses for ladies and gentle
men, DR.. T. FERNEYHoUGH, Proprietor.
Phone Main 1850.
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REWARD.
REMARnt

hENAthD-
reward ol five dollars viii be given for inforna.
ton that VIII lead 10 the arrest Of party who stole
flowers from front yard of house 2iI First ST.
NV aps-3t
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uPHOLSTERING.

FIRsF-CLASS UPHOLSTERER DESIRES FEW
more customers reasonable rates. drop postal.
BOX s. Herald Office. ap317t
UPHOLsTERING, DRAPING. RECOVERING.
polishing repairing. If desired. WORK done at your
home staining and polishing Of hardwood fine Judge
Of antiques reliable. L. FOSTER. 65l St. Sc.
uhs-u
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED POSITION BY ~ EXPERIENCED
telepboae operator: night WORK preferred. BON IS.
Herald once. ap5)-3r
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FoR SALE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
deuce; 9room house modern improvements; a acres
q aHe land. one Eraom house tneRI. half acre or
more land; easy tennis 50 tine building lyts. cheap.
Inquire OF eEuer. 40 9Th st. nv. room al
ap7 -s3t cod
estate notice prices tie lots adjoining these are
bringing. then tax wlth us and save 5 s These
lots have water. sewer gas and city cGuyeniences
SEWCOMB A FISHER. congress Heights. D, C..
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loans on REAL EsTATE-4 70 PER CENT
interest. depending IN lection. GASCE q
BTRGE. 1926 =. I. ave. ocS-tf
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FOUND
COLLECTORS.
JEWELRY REPAIRED.

WATCHES AND JEWELRT REPAIRED; JEW
cir ramodeleds best work. lowest prices. LUCIE'S.
1857 s ST. apl6-3H
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POSTAL CARDS.

READLsUBsCRIRH FOR REVIEW OF RE.
views Womans Home Companion aud Cosmopo
tan. all three one year for s.. ISRAEL'S POST
CARD SHOP. Complete line Of Post Cards. s95
Vt. ave, Phone Main 23e myl-eod-39t
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EDUCATIONAL

THE MILTON SCHOOL.
III 18th ST. NV. phone VI. 1916.
STEN0GR Apply & TYPEWRITfNG THOROUGH
LY TAUGHT By EXPERIENCED INSTIlU CTORs.
apZ3-eod
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION IL SHORTHAND.
typewEitIng, bookkeeping, civil service, &e., in
one Of Washington's best schools Tuition may be
paid when situation is secured. Write for inforna-
tion- Address BOX a. Herald Office
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3O-Aere Farm-OnIy 81, 500.


Suitable f0g fruit or uoulJu; comfortable bald
irFs, less than mle from trolley; near school, II
miles from Aqucduct Bridge. TIE HfNE REAL
ESTATE AGENCY. Vienna. Va, oF 20 Calun-
bian Building arZ7-s3t
FOR sALE-LAReE lots ~ WEST WOOD
ridge, ID. G.. fI5I' 500 up, very easy terms; high
ground city water 4ld other e1uvsuieucgs; through
cars Que fare 10 CT l6 minutes from Patsut once
Cali or send fer pllt and particulars FRANK g.
BUTTS co. ilnc.i. ca 18Th S. NV apz5-u
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.
Is adacel. 20 the famous FRIENDSHIP" and
Just south q Cleveland PARK, at ths intersection Of
tneNi Massachusetts, avenue aud Wisconsin avenue.
Elevation. 800 fest splendid view Of entire sur
rounding country right ca car line. Streets nov
sraded, mseajauizad. ard walks laid. Sewer water.
and gas free 70 purchasers. Terms 500 cash: s.
monthly; oue-third cash, balance annually. Auto
mobile Al your service Write. telephone Or call for
piat aud information.
WILLIAM F. MATTESON,
GIT and 0IS Colorado Bldg
Telephone Main G45O.
apls-a
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IoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HONE.
perfect order; nearly acre ground rooms. bath
eseTy city r1uFenience. yeTy close CARS one fare.
PTice. $50.
FOR sAtE-Sear Chevy Chase only s. SOC. al
city convenience large r00nss large lot
FOR SALE-0ther attractive Suburban Homes.
ap12-6r sl3 BOND BLDG.
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PERSONAL.
MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ. ]. BOYD. EXPERT MAHCEL WAIVER
aud hairdresser. shampooing. msnicuring. chirop-
ody. fscial anA scalp treatment. Work done At
hotels and residences. Phone Main @s5. 81 q
ct. nv. fe24u
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FOR sALE-l8 ROOMS AND BATH IL THE
northwest seetioni lot lsSi0O; rents fof Aae pice
S0Bs.
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WASHINGTON HEIGBTs.
LOTS FOR SALE.

TO-DAY is TIE DAY TO GO OUT AND IN
spect Silver Spring Park: Immediately Oh Bright
wood ave. car line EAsLEY & HILL tOEneFsl,
al Munsey Building Phone dSl ap5-u
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SALE = OFFICE. FIXTURES. FLATS,
&c, and good viii OF real estate business owner
leaving city; bargain 10 quick buyer. Address j. W.
D.. Herald Office spS9-3t
BOOMING HOUSE, DOWNTOWN. FILLED
with roomeTs, must sell; Sil8.
Wanted-Grocery. rooming. and boarding houses
d. &. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS'.
ST. 18th st. Room g
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING
no pain lock. feel. act end last longer than
natural teeth; shruaken faces made normal. painless
hlIins. DR.. J, L. WILSON. izos st. nx. Ocsa
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HALL FOR RENT WITH ROOMS. BEN
used for dancing academy make four Office roons.
III Pa. ave. nv. aps1st
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Ire BE C~oNTINUED.l
SEARSON is UNDER ARREST.
Charged with Assault on One Of
Pupils of School.

Lincoln. Aug. ia warrant has
been sworn out in the district court
of Nemaha county for the arrest OF
Professor j. w. Searson for attempt
ing to assault Katherine Hudson, a
student in the State Normal school at
Peru. Sheriff Bohrs of Nemaha coun-
ty arrived in Lincoln with the warrant
and arrested Searson. Searson is a
professor in the normal school at
Peru.
Rumors of bad conduct on the part
of Professor Searson have been going
around for some time and recently he
requested the state normal board to
make an investigation, That investi'
CATION is on behind closed doors. Miss
HUDSON, the girl in the case, is about
twenty-five years old and alleges the
attempt was made on her last April,
She lives at Humboldt. Professor
Searson is one of the best known edu-
Gators in the state. He is married
and has one child.
Mr.. Searson was taken back to Ne
maha and the investigation by the
normal board committee was ad'
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Continued from Page Three.)

wraps.
"You must take these he declared.
at Is cold travelling"
But how can | return them to your"
she protested. mo, not the coat,
please. / will take "A rug If you like"
"You will take both" he said firmly.
"Therc need be no trouble about re-
turning them. | shall be in Paris my
self shortly, and no doubt we shall
come across n another
Her eyes flashed something at him.
What Ii was he could not rightly tell.
1t seemed to him that he saw pleasure
there ana fear, but more Of the latter.
The marquis interviewed.
~ trust" he said, that In that case
something of you. We live In the Ave
nue. dc st. Cloud
"You are very kind" Duncombe said.
II shall not fail to come and see you"
Spencer threw open the door, and
they passed out. Phyllis kept by Dun
comhe's side. He felt her hand steal
into his.
Whit NOu " h'tp ihlS cHNtiolbt WI
me-" she whispered. 1T contains moth
ing which could bring you into trouble
or which concerns any n else. 1t Is
just something which | should like to
feel vas In safe Keeping
He thrust it into his pocket.
81 will take care OF It," he promised.
"And you won't forget me? We shall
meet again-sooner perhaps than you
expect"
She shook her head.
81 hope to heaven that we shall not!
At least, not yet she murmured fer
vently.
From the carriage window she put
out her hand.
you have been very kind to me-
she said. "Goodby!'
IAN impossible word" he answered.
with well affected gayety. "A pleasant
Journey to you"
Then the carriage rolled away, and
Spencer and he were left alone. Dun
combe secured the front door, and they
walked slowly back to the library.
You know Paris we'll" Duncombe
said, Have you ever heard of thCsu
people,"
Spencer smiled.
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journed until Sept. 10. Miss Hudson
testified that she went into the recita.
ton room of Searson on the afternoon
of April {, and for forty minutes he
attempted %indignities with her, kiss.
ing her three times forcibly and hold
ing her so she could not leave the
room. She struggled with him, she
said, and finally secured her release,
She also testified that she could tell
when Searson was i'll a room whether
she could see him or not. She be.
lieves, she testified, that Miss Stoner,
the preceptress at the school, could
tell when anything went wrong and
foreYhadow events and tell what had
happened in the past. Miss Hudson
testified her mother had been in the
insane asylum.
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Reaulsition for Humphrey.

Lincoln, Aug. Radioactive Drum
my of Omaha left Lincoln for Little
Rock, Ark, with requisition papers is
sued by Governor Sheldon, to bring
back to Omaha Doc" Humphrey, who
has been arrested at Ravenden, Ark,
and is being held for the Nebraska
officer. Humphrey is the third of the
trio of young men who are charged
with the murder of Han PAX, a China
man, at Omaha a few weeks ago.
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Spencer smiled.

"Miy dear fellow" he exclaimed. do
st. Ethol is II of the first mobiles in
France. l have seen him at the races
many times"
Not the sort Of people to lend them
selves to anything shady"
THE last in the world" Spencer an
swered. 'She was the Comtesse de
Laugnan, and between them they are
connected with half a dozen royal
houses. This business is getting eX-
ceedingly interesting, D~uncombe.'
But Duncombe was thinking Of the
empty q
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Bostonian Killed by Train.

Valley, Neb., Aug. 1O.-The body Of
a man who was evidently Clarence
WILDER Slocum of Boston was found
mangled and lying beside the Union
Pacific tracks by Conductor Britton.
The man seemed to have fallen from
a train near the coal chute. From
lack of a ticket on his person, it is
presumed he was beating his way"
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CHAPTER XIV.

"YY SUPPOSE" the boy said
thoughtfully, II must seem to
L you beastly ungrateful. You've
been Il perfect brick to me ever
since that night. But l can't help be-
Ing a bit homesick. You see, 1t was
really the first time I'd ever been away
from home for long, and, though my
little place isn't n patch on this, of
course, still, l was born there, and I'm
jolly fond of it,"
His companion nodded, and his dark
eyes rested for u moment upon the
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Omaha Operators Go Out.

Omaha, Aug. 12.-With Omaha the
last connecting link between New
York and the Pacific coast, Western
Union and Postal telegraph operators
walked out. Practically the whole
union force at both Offices and in Coun-
Gil Bluffs struck in sympathy with the
other unions all over the country.
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RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
radically cures In l to 3 days. Its action upon
the system z remarkable and mysterious. IL
removes at once the cause and the disease am,
mediately disappears. The first dose gre ly
benefits, Is osnts and VI. Sold byH. Il. GKs0s,
druggist, Red Cloud.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-08
THE N~oRTH5c1RoLINA
State Normal and lRdstid COIIere

Regular Courses leading to ddkreos Of
Bachelor Of Pedagogf, Bacheloro of Arta,
Bachelor of ScienceYs and q neH course
leading to the degree of Bachelor Of
Music.
Board laundry. tuition. and Tees fer
use of text books, etc.. $40 / year.
For free-tuitlOn students, $I25.
The Normal Department. gives thor
Ough instruction In the subjects taught
in the schools and colleges, and special
pedagogical training Tor the profession
OF teaching. Teacheks and Graduates Of
other colleges ara 46ored q ohe-year
special course In Pedagogy and allied
subjects.
The Commercial Department orer.
practical Instruction. in S~tOnOkraphy.
TypeNriting, Bookkeeping and other
business SUBJECTS.
The Department OF Manual Art and
Domestic Science pkoVid6 instfuction
in Manual TFainingkand In such sub.
iects as relate directly to the home md
family,
The Music Department, In addition %
the degree course, Oilers 3 csrtfRcato
oo1rBe In vocal and instrumentalimneic.
Go ecu board Id the dornltoriee.
Oh fr~ee-tultiOn applications should be
male before July II The fall term
% ms September Is, Boa.
For catalogue aud ofher fnforRaefo
lresas il. E0UST, Presideuk
Green sborb NC
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-08
BreYard Institute

Various Departments Skilled Teach-
ORA. Little Cost.
Graded School, Primary School,
Grammar School, Hrkh School.
Business School, Business Arithmetic,
pook-keoing TypewritsnR.
Music School, Plano, Voice.
industrial School, Domestic Science,
Dreaamaking, Millinery. Carpentry.
bible Bchool, shApol Talks. BIbl
Glasses, Mission Study, Christian As
oeciatiOn Work.
rorfnSormaticn about low terms and
How We car make them, address
Trowhridre. a. IN. Principal
Brevard n. g.