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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR LIMESTONE AND
Marble WOrk-OfHCe OF Building for
National Museum, Library of Congress-.
Washington, ID. G., April no. I97.-Sepa-
IaIe sealed proposals for furnishing and
dellNerlnS All OF the cut bun Bedford
limestone, and for furnishing, delivering.
ana setting In place complete all of the
interior marble work required for the
Totqhda IN Jhe south pavilion of the new
building Tor the National Museum. in
this city, VIII be received at this office
until = clock p m. on WEDNESDAY,
MAY s, 1901, and then publicly opened i'm
meulateiE thereaIter- SPECIFICATIONS and
other information furnished on applica-
ton 70 this Office. BERNARD r
GREEN, Superintendent of Construction
apru.l2 l8,le,l9Zo. $50
PROPOSALS FOR PIPE. FITTINGS.
and NalVes-Oftice Of Building for Ma
tional Museum, Library of Congress.
Washing on, ID. c., April To- I9G7-Sepa-
rate sealed proposals for genuine soft
wrought iron pipe and bends extra
heavy cast iron beaded fittings, and gate
valves Tor this building Will be received
AT this office until o'clock o. m on
WEDNESDAY, May s. 1907, and then pub
hely opened Specihcatlons and other in
formation furnished on application to
this office. BERNARD r. GREEN,
Superintendent of Construction.
april, 2l3. .25.z6,G1
OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
Grounds, Washington. u. O.. April 10.
190I--Sealed proposals. in duplicate. viii
be received here until 2 p m.. MAY 10.
1907. for furnishing during year ending
June 80 1893. Glass T. florists supplies.
Class :, fioWerp0tsi Class g. paints, oils,
glass. &c, Glass 4 hardware; Glass q
agricultural implements. &c; Glass 8. use
at teamsi Class Z. iron pipe and plumbers
supplies, Class s, stationery; Glass 9 ma
nuTe and fertilizer; Class 10. sand and
gravel; Glass u, soil; Glass n, ice; Class
Is, lime, cement, felt, &c; Glass "A, brick,
Class j., sod; Class l6, fuel; Glass Il, lum-
Der. Separate proposals fOT each class
desired. Information can be obtained
here. CHAS. S. BROAIWELI Col.
ap10 1i.1Z 13my69
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OFFICES FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL DESK ROOM s7
BOND BLDG. Rent reasonable. sDi2st
FOR RENT-l5l0 NW, SEVERN BUILDING
desirable Offices suitable fer dentist or physician
rents. $40 to S5. MOORE Il HILL. Inc. 1888 g
SO. NV. anI2gt
FOR RENT-3 ROOMS, SECOND FTsOcR FRONT
5oS Eleventh street northwest; newly papered and
painted: cheap rent; see Us. MOORE q HILL.
Inc. 1858 q. apl22t
LARGE MODERN OFFICES ~ THE MET
zerou Bldg. Hl0-lll2 r st. NV; $3.50 per month
including heat light, elevator, and ianitor service
no extras auiI-tf
FLEMING BUILDING lAs C ST NV, RENO
Fated throughout: spacious new elevator: steam
hesti unexceled lsnitor service; excellent osHce
rooms on fourth foor. delq-tf
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more zhan the company issiling them: must
BE- seven years old; industrial policies. THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY, 81 q st. nv,
ja3-n
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STORES FOB RENI.

FOR RENT-LARGE STORE ROOM. WITH Two
room and bath apartment; hot ana cold water
steam heat: suitable for barber OF any light busi
ness iil7 Park road. Rent only 50 per month
GEO. A. MYERS, 5ol sth ST. nv. apIl-s8t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

% VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE: lO00 to 200
pounds: also q few cheap horses. FRED JOHN
SON & BRIG, 7l4 L st. Sc fe2ltf
TO MAKE ROOM FoR SPRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice $50 sets Of harness and 100 vehicles new
and second hand bug nos snd saFe money. Goes
WELLS. 20 llth 81 Nv. selatf
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hai-dresser, shampooiug, manicuriag. chirop-
ody facial and scalp treatment. Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main 1855. 9ls G
st, nv. fe2+tf
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A LEFTWICH SINCLAIR. Attorney.
Filled AIril s, 1867.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding a Special Term as District
Court u the United states for the district If Co
ililula- Ia the matter Of the payment Of damages
resulting 70 adlacut property from changes in the
grades Of streets. aFeuues and alleys sutbrrized
ny the act q Congress approved February . 1915
relating 70 The construction of Union Railroad Sta
tl1n lE the Diztric q Columbia District Court
no biL-Nctire is hereby given that We the under
signed, having been designated and suFintad by the
supreme Court 0f the District Of Columbia holding
special term as a United States District Court for
the Bistrlc5 Of Columbia as a commission 10 sf-
praise tie damages resulting 20 adjacent property
ron changes m the grades oi streets aFeuUes and
alleys authorized by the act Of Congress approved
renfharI =. 1873. relating 20 the construction uf a
Cnion haiirosd Station ia the District af Columbia
WIS met az l3-1 a. m, the 18TH DAY Or
MAY, A. ID. 1907 az the United states Court Hcs7se
t'lt5 halii, in the District Of Columbia "a a room
to BE- assigned us by the United States marshal for
sla bsiilet, fu- the purpose of viewing tie prop
cTtF affected by the changes q the grades Of the
e"s na&aed streets. avenues. and alleys in said
LisIie ana hearing testimony touching the dsinages
resulting 70 real property from said changes of
g,ade DO accordance With the terms and provisions
O me act of Congress approved April 2 l95l en-
ul-ea An act 20 provide fer payment Of damages
aa account oi change Of grade due 90 construction
O. the Unioa station District Of Columbia to wit:
thlr1 street northeast between NJ street and Flor
laa avenue, street northeast. between Third street
ana FLORIDA avenue North Capitol street between
go II 9-tS@'ss AtiiEuiah tiaesr AieJalt3ugl street,
aad The alleys 81 square numbered six Snared and
fNenlY-elet l66l street northwest between
North Capitol street and New Jersey avenue and
Dtlaaare aTenus northeast, between and y streets
owners Of real property damaged by the change OF
the srade OF any Of sad streets avenues OF alleys
wla hle a petition with u.s. ia this cause sigued
ana sworn 20, Tor an allowance OF damages within
slNty 60i days after the said 18th day Of May A D.
lai The aforesaid act of Congress. approved ApriI
=. tei provides that upon the failure Of any such
eaasr 70 TINS present bis claim for damages within
sara ieflnd. bis right 90 DO shall cease and de-
jeffniie. CHARLES A. BAKER, GEORGE W
MOSS, and GEORGE SPRANSY. Commission 70
aiIrais' damages A true oop5-Test: lseal.g J. 4
Young, Clerk By =. L. CUNNINGHAM. Assist
ant CierN ap6-5ot, ,exS
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HOuSES FOR Sal.
FOR SAL
A BARGAIN N BLoOMINGDALE
nRna-A. arnHN lIalfL.r. IAl1u q 40


A THEEESTORY HOUSE FOR Sif01
The owner Of three story. nineronm bay-window
brick dwelling. ia order 10 make quick sale. has
reduced the price to S4so0 The house was built
10 sell for 5000. All large rooms many closets
and paatEies; paFlor. large reception ball we'll
lighted dining room. pantry. and Convenient kitchen
On first floor; large tiled bathroom. porcelain tub.
nickel plHmLjng. and stationary Washsta-9; dry
cement cellar. All rooms beautifully decorated ,
woodwork newly painted many expensive cabinet
mantels: deuhle covered poTohes: gpodsizcd
lot TO a public alley For home or an invest
uaant It is one of the best bargains ever 0fSed in
tEis section. Reasonable terms can be made
STONE & FAIRFAX, lS2 n Z. ave.
apll-3l
FOR sALE-LEsS THAN s4e00 WILL BUY ONE
Of those attractive brick houses on 5 ST.. near
18th; lot oEer 100 It. deep TO wide paved alley.
For home or an investment this is a tempting
proposition.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 n Y ave.
aDll-5t
FOR sALE-TNyO FRAME HOUSES. igrH ST.
&C.; i've r0oms eacii good condition; modern inn
pIotementsi price moderate. o. C. BLACK. 1885
ST. ne. aplS-3t
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FURNITURE WANTED.

sPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves. hfic-s brac and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BAUM's FURNITURE SHOP. l8th
and sts Phone y. Bls F0rnsIly. sth aud u.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.


LOsT-S5 REWARD FOR RETURN cF LADY's
gold bracelet lost Thursday night in Chases Thea
ter 18th st. nw. ROOM 10. 1905 + st. uw.
LOsT-LAHGE WHITE BULL TERRIER RE
ward for return % E8 S st. apl3st
LOST-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 3
between l7a9 Mass ave. End 1903 10Th st. a small
diamond and ruby pin. Reward for same. if re
turned % 1893 10Th st. apll-st
LOSr-FOX TERRIER GYP. IN WHEIP
black head. black patch on left side Of body. and
black spot at root If tail wore tan strap collar
with nicgsl-pated trimmings and d. c. license tag
Liberal reward if returned to l4I7 G ST. NV, room 5
apll-3t
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP:
wrinkles and blemishes removed Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON NJ G. graduated in Sweden. l2l2 c
st. nW Trial treatment SOC. Open evenings
apl-tu IA .sSS50t
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LOANS on REAL EsTATE4 To PER CENT
interest, depending on location. GAsCH &
BlRGE. l526 n. y. aFe. ocs-tf
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bkNJ. H. GobB5 d co.. UPH0L5TEHlNG All.
kiads Of furniture; Slip covers made 59 slh s.
nv Paoae Main 65l6 fel-steod
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FOR SALE-PIkROS,

81 ul5ITll1eut5 sod Qn easy tCTII5 WlIh0lt ~
tercst Pianos Tor rent; rent applied II purchased.
80 planes to select from. Egaything kuosn IN
planes
HUGO WORCH,
apl-f Worch Building lll0 q St nv.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK,

BAsA Al ~ OAAAAs
Set II Teeth aud Gold Crowns S up. Gold Pin
iues, 81 up; Silver Filings 5gc. WORK guaranteed
No pain DR. GEO l. EDH0NDs. so i So. uE
aI9U
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; 40 EXTRACTING,
no pain look. teel act. ana last longer Than
natural teeth shrunkcn faces made normal; painless
SLING. Dr j. L. WILSON. l213 4 e. uW. oes-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FuRSITJRE REPAIRING UPHOLsTERINGi 3
gasoline, el stoves Esfigefa9ars ard ICE boxes ~
paired. H0WARDis. l2B Il a. ne Phone L. llgs
apiI-s0t
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or Co
lurahia. holding a Probate Court. Ne 1882 Ad-
miustration--This is 10 give notice that the sub
scriber. Of the District of Columbia has obtained
from The Probate Court OF the District OF Columbia
letters Of administration on the estate Of Almirs
Anderson, late Of the District OF Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same vita
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. 70 che
subscriber OF before the 5TH DAY OF APRIL.
A. D. 1913. otherwise they I-sy IS law be excluded
from ali benefit OF said estate. Given under ms
hand tins 5th day Of April 1857 CHAPMAN "
FOWLER. sls + 81. nw. Attest, lseaLl JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Couf. T. II
THOMAS. Attorney. aV5,p9
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& OHIO RAILROAD


LEAVE STATION. New Jersey Ave and G St.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Et Ehf OTHER HOUR Oh IHE ODD HOUR"
10 IUPdll.AbELFHtA AND NEM TORA.
AEW TERMINAL. ZD STREET NEW YORK.
Z 20 a. m. DIner. Ialman parl0r
Isz9 z. nc. banst PariaE 5-H9gr Tuin.
s19 a. ln. Diner and Pullman pGr5UT Car
~ - g. nl- Diner ana PIiiman Paflor Tar
y g p a. Diner and E'alimsn parlar Car
5ae p n. k0yai Limited au Pullman.
Is19 D. m- Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
3 20 g. m. Diuer and Pullman Parlqr
sa1 j. u. Iaaches 70 FhlladCiplIa
II 90 p n sleepers
--5l g. SlefEeJs-
ATLANTIC CITY. Fs0 800 fu19 a. m. 1I19.
ANNAPOLIS. weekdays. so a. H.. I215 noon.
4-b, so q IL SUNDAYS $50 a. H.. SO D. n
~ Ek1 BOZ Oh 1hE HOUR
40 BALTIMORE
'25I $50 $50 TdQ 20 500. So. s3sa. fsl8.
1889, -Ia1 a. M, 1890 noon fiZ-5. sl15 iI5
IzaNs z1, i5-l s. -. f4-e. ra.s5. aBI T5-5 s5s5
I91gs -6se Hao. SO fs31, 1850. sD25, 'I3l.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. 3 % a. n, - -513 =. m-
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE
: i5 a. n, = IS J. m, 'l-.49 night.
ftItsbb itts 's59 a. m. ~ -9-l3 p Ia. -i2.59
CLEVELAND, so a. Hs, .s.lB p n.
COLI MBI-S $50 4. n
MHkELiAG- 800 s. H-. '5-55 p N.
MlAAHEslEk 80 a. nl-, f4a5 800 r. m.
EhEHLhlChr fe-s5 s9-l5 a. H.. 50 % fs15 f5S5
Hal EhoAbAN- le-a5 d. u}.- f5lJ 3. n
-DaI.g tExcalt sunday ssuuday ouiy.
tsestTfatlti ci sleef1ag FaTior Car 5pace rates
ot faIe. &c., VIII Be qulckiy furnished fsf fElf p
fhONk at az of tde following Ticket UtEces I47 g.
81 nv. Telephone Main 1881. a3 Fsssusylrauia
ard g st-licSet o1hes Telephone East e.. Iniof-
nation blre1a. Eas- l2l
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

Il6 ~ CAR. AVE. 5. E.-sIX OUTSIDE ROOMS
newly painted and papered SS51 KAKRICK &
hEftALF. $50 n. \. ave. NV. apll-th.s. 3 tutf
IN THE NORFOLK. I'D AND D SITS. Ne. A s.
rooin apartment Rent SIS apl33t
BEAUTIFUL HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT:
all rooms well lighted and newly papared THE
CECIL, cor. 18th and L. Inquire APT 1s
aplE5t
FOR RENT-A PRETTY Broom APARTMENT
located IN lexington, one half square from cars.
tiled bath; all modern e0nEeuieuces Reat reduced
10 s30.58 per month
VIVA. II. Saunders & Co., 1907 + st. NV.
apl2-7t
THE CHAPLIN. 14I5 Chaplin 81.
NonhousekeepiHg apartments: fur o. unh1r rss-
sonable; furnish light ice water and maid sery-
ice free; excellent cafe. 3. n. TANNER, Mgr.
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lumha. holding a Probate Court. 30. l4234 Ad-
ministration.- .-TAis is TO give notice that the slb-
scribcr. Of ths District OF Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate Hf Beverly =.
Moo3ey, late Of the District of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same, with the 1ouei-
ers thereof legally authenticated 10 tle subscriber
or before the 5TH DAY OF APRIL A. d. 1888
otherwise they may by law be e1claded from az
benefit Of said estate. Given under ms hand this
18th day Of April 1897. MARGARET W MOODEY,
ns ST. NV Attest: lSeal.l JAMES TANNER,
Register Of Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of tie Probate Court. CHAs. ". CLAGETT.
Attorney. ar6IsN
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HOUSES WANTED.

PROPERTY OWNERs-HAvE YOU A VACANT
house! Demands are greater than supplg. Get an
even break hy listing with THE REAL ESTATE
AEN''-JoHNSON, DENT & co. Gil 9Th ST. nv.
auLl-eodu
TO PROPERTY OWNERS-WE can RENT
that vacant property for you and remit check the
day the rent is collected We guarantee satisfacton
JOHN F. DONOHoE q SONS. 3os L. Capitol st.
apl2-30t
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UPHOLSTERIAG,

UPH0LsTERING. DRAPING RECOF BRING.
polishing. repaiFing. II desired Work done at sour
hoale staining and polishing Of hardwood tine judge
Of au1bIuesi reliable. /. POSTER. 65l Il St. S.
mhStf
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STORAGE
FLATS E0R REnI.

THREE AND FIVE ROOMS. ARRIXGED F0R
ho1seEeeIing' large yards and closets sl3 and SIC
600 + So. uN sn1a-tt
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LOAN COMPANIES.

Reliance Loan and Trust
Co, 6l9 j. st. NV. Furniture
Loans. Fair treatment. A
square deal.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-500 FE3lALE CANARIEs sCHNID'5
BIRD STORE. ~ lZih S. n.y. spIs-t
WANTED-A FINE 3ILCH COW AND HEAVY
pig for nly c1pntIy residence address or apuly
GRIFFIN HALsTEAD 1873 ST. nw
WANTED - LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We ofer Sou good square piano fres
for s.X months youu pay tbe e0st Of moving.
D. g. SMITH PIANO CO. rs Pa. ave.
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NISCELLANEQuS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-@l9 YARDS OF LISoLEUM; GOOD
neE; 55c. per yard. cost. SIS per yard. o. a1c-
pei yard sold 4s d whole. S5 st. ass.
Ini19-u
BENJ. Il. aobE5 d CO.. UPHoLsTERiNG AT
Eiads Of furniture; Slip covers made 99 slh 81
Us. Paoae Main 6js. lel-ssteod
HERE'S The PIANOBUYING OPPORTUNITY
you've been waiting flr A numbfr Il slightly
used, hlghsrade upright planes. taken ia exchange
ior new Ilano9 aaa pian3players. are being closed
cut h0W az seHiine barsaig prices Conservatory,
ss1; steinEay $50 Emerson. Sl53s Fischer Sl75:
Mason HaIGiip. $50 F0se s Sens, S}25 Stien.
80 Hartman $50 and about fGr5y othars Easy
BsyneB.s. o. J. DE A0LL & Co. lZl . e.
E0K sALE-KEYs. We CALL AND MAkE
Keys ssysheEe u the city fer 25c; prompt service:
electric bels. burgisr alarms and electric gas Lg5s-
lng our sue0aI,y. Drop postal or phone \. uEa
PERCY s. ANGLE & CO.. Az litb q. Nv
-af.h
SODA FOUNTAINS. CARBONATORs. SODA
fountain supplies; get our prices bef8re buying.
CHRISTIAN BROS, CO., 81 sth e. rs. Phone
Main z57s. HnhsT-u
NHfsKEY & PER GAL TIE JOHN WE'D
DLhBlkA. GIG r ST. nw. ap5-u
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF Coz
iumbia. holding Probate Court. Nc 1885 Ad-
ministration-Thr is to give notice that the sub.
scribcr of the Iiistrct OF Columbia las obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District of Columbia
letters oi admissiTiton on the estate OF Perry
Brosn. late Of he District Of Columbia deceased
All persons ha.ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated 70 the sub
scrIber on or before the 5fH DA1 OF APRIL.
A. d. 1903 otherwise they mag ly law be excluded
from al benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 5th day Of April 1907. ELLIOTT "
BROWN, sl1 llth st. ne. Attest. iSeall. JAMES
TANNER, Register Of wis f6y the District Of Co-
hanbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. CHARLES J.
MURPHY. Attorney. apsB9
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Wanted Washington Small Quickly Rent Your Vacant Rooms
LOIS f0R SALE.

FOR sALE-A SINGLE BUILDING LOT. WITH
~ square ef Lincoln Park. at bargain; elTtii-
cate Of title ana plans for dwelling included without
additional cost Price. only sl,98 J. C. WELDON
a co. 2l Capitol st. aplGu
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TYPEMRITERS.

FOR sALE-SPLENDID TYPEWRITER: AL
most new; universal ey5oard; standard make; in
perfect orieri owner leaving city VIII sen AZ bar
gain; cash time; only s.. Miss LUCY KELLER
Stan0aGpher- 90 ST. aDlS3t
RENT a WELLINGTON:
ene month for. ......-....... 81 %
tf Three months foF-.-..-.. s. b
SlX months toE. .,...t..... 90, .s..-Ss ~
iAn rentals Apply toward purchasel
s4-2s The WELLINGTON IS only $50
0kfICE. 53s llth g. nv.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
SITUATIONS WARTED---NALE,

YOUNG AAN. EMPLOYED OUT or TOWN.
desires position as cutter in Washington. Address
BON g. Herald o-3ee aui2g+
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IN fHE stPRE2iE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Marie Louise Stockton e al vs
sally EFans Booker ct al Equity No 25sls-The
oblsf Of this sat is for a discovery aud accounting
ilom she admiuissTatFix of Mary A. f. Stoekton.
deeeased determiaation Of ownership Of copyrights
and real estate IN square ls6 and sale Of said real
estate On molten OF the c0mplaiuauts. il Is TINS
5th dag Of Arril, 1857 ordered that the defendants
ARte 7. Evans. William Wiley. Elizabeth Nlley
Moses J.. E. Evans. Evans Booker. "A William Booker
Bessie Booscr, Ainua Boaker, Lawrence Booker
Frank ). Booker, and Katharine Booker cause their
appearance o. be entered herein ON or before the
teTtieth day exclusive Of Sundays and !cFsl holl-
dsys, occurring after the day oi The hls; publication
az this order, otherwise the cause VIII be pTo.eedCd
with as in OF default Provided a copy Of TINS
Gldfr be published cnee veek for three successive
weeks IA the Washington Law Reporter aud Ihe
Washington Herald before said dag ASHLEY n
GOULD, Justice. A true copy-rest; iscai.l ]. r.
YOUNG. CLERK. BS r. ?. BELEw, Assistant
ClerS. GORDON 4 GORDON and ERsKINk
GORDON. solicitors for the oamplainants.
sp5.l39a
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ANFED-EXPEi9ENCED HANDS no AFTER
NoAlENs s GARMENTS MUST BE ABLE To
DO tlRofCLASS WORN APPLY To JULIUS
GAHtINkLE d 90. l216 + 81 api2f
WANfED-ENERGETI YOUNG LADIES no ~
IEudUca and solicit f0l a neW business Apllv ina
uaediately at 9li Pa. ave- Sc. aus-wfsst
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-09
LUcERNE

Melvin Johnston is back again
from Iowa where he has been VISIT
ing.
Mr.. James has taken his old place
again at the Big Five warehouse IN
the absence Of Mr.. Baker.
A long procession of ditch workers
passed through here Saturday on
their way to Wheatland. Wyo.
Everybody is invited to come and
hear Rev. Virgil Walker OF Ault
preach at the chapel next Wednesday
night.
c. C. Baker and family have
moved to the head OF the No. z
ditch where Mr.. Baker will tend the
head gates.
A large crowd was present at
church last Sunday to hear the pro-
gram given by the members OF the
Sunday school.
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eenson-Lofsrsn.

Miss Emily Benson and Carl Lof-
gren were married Wednesday even
ing, May l, at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs P. f..
Lofgren. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. c. f. Douhan in the
presence of about seventy-five rela.
tives and friends.
The house was decorated with
palms, smilax, cut flowers and we'd
ding bells. The bride wore a beauti-
full white dress and the couple were
attended by Misses Alma Lofgren,
Anna Carlson, Messrs. Ole Westberg
and Ernest Lofgren. The little sis
ter Of the groom acted as flower girl.
Following the ceremony an elabor-
ate wedding supper was served. The
young couple will live on q ranch
one mile west of Greeley.
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Lausl,rx-Rlsnks.

A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Laughry Wednesday, May l.,
when their Oldest daughter, Maud,
became the bride of Fred Rienks.
Carnations were used In the decora-
tions. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. o. A. Petty in the presence
of twenty-five friends. The bride
wore a cream silk dress and the
couple were unattended. Following
the ceremony wedding dinner was
served.
Both of the young people have
lived in Pleasant Valley for years
and attended school in Greeley.
They will live on the Rienks ranch
four miles northeast OF Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-09
FAIRPLAY

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Bowman, Monday, April 80, a
daughter.
Miss Nella Bartholomew has been
out of school on account of an attack
of tonsilitis.
d. E. Carpenter of Greeley visited
his brother, A. B. Carpenter, and
family Thursday.
George Weber. son of c. H..
Weber, who broke his collar bone
while playing at school, is getting
along nicely.
Miss Grace Nichols, who attends
school in Greeley, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nichols,
Saturday and Sunday.
F. E. wykert left for Chicago one
day last week where he will visit
relatives. On his return he will
stop at st Louis and visit his
daughter, Mrs. Harry Stiff.
l.. 81. Hale. who sold his farm
here recently, loaded his household
goods, horses, COWS and farming i'm
plements on car and will try living
at Imperial, Calf. He hopes the
change of climate will prove bene-
fetal to his health.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-09
Freeman.

Mrs. Emma Freeman, wife of
James M. Freeman, died last Sunday
after lingering illness of cancer,
aged tifty-one years.
Mrs. Freeman was born in New
York City and was educated there.
She was married to Mr.. Freeman
when she was seventeen years old
and they have lived in Greeley since
1875. Mrs. freeman possessed many
hne traits Of character and was an
ideal mother and home maker. She
devoted her life to the care and
training of her children, seven of
whom are left with her husband to
mourn their irreparable loss. They
are: Mortimer Freeman, who lives
In San Diego, Calf; Ed and
Horace, who are in San Francisco;
James of Idaho Springs and Harriet,
Emma and Harmon, who live at
home. She also leaves father, L.
T. Brownell, brother, George Brown
ell, and sister, Mrs. Fremont Hart.
Funeral services we're conducted
by Rev. Doane at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at the family residence.
The pail bearers were ]. L. Brush.
J. w. McCreery, C. G. Carroll, c. II.
Wheeler. A. w. Durkee and j..
Ewing.