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18th ct. NV.
So. 80. 1908 nth NV. 1r.b
81. .1O15 p NV. l0r. b
So. ..21lS q NV, 12r. b
$3n. ...41O 4th ne. 7r. b
$50. so. $50 o nv, Or.
$50. 80. .226 G NV. sr.
$50 so. 1902 s nv. Or. +
S32. 50 eos varnum. Sr. b
SO. 50. .9O2 Webster. Sr
$40. 80. 1904 to 10 9th. Sf
$50. 80. 1908 r NV. 9r. b
$50. so. ...... l317 to 10
Brentwood sv
30. 30. 40 Quincy ne. Or. h
$50. 50..1441 r. Cap.7r.b
$S0.O.SfO 18th NV. Tor. b
$40. 80. .2136 G. nw.I0r.b
$40. so. ...14 Q ne. 6r. b
$40. O.1%7 Goth NV. Or. b
SOS. 20. 1908 Ontario I'd. Or
500. 80. 1874 Corc'n. ar. h
$3.50. .6O7 Fla av. 7r. b
S27. 80. .1514 Corc'n. Sr. b
$26. 30. BOIL Dent 81. 7r. h
SIS. so. .2Ol7 Portner pl
NV. 6r. b
s23. 30. 1918 9th nv. Sr
So. so. .314 18th sc. Or. b
t2S. so. 3O4O Cambge. Or. b
sos. so. .l712 Johnson Az
$23. so. 1922 9th NV. Or. b
800. 30. 1921 Path nv. Or. b
$21 30. .52l 7th sc. Or. h
$2O. 50. 127 Mass ne. Sr. b
$2O. 80. 1851 Emerson. 6. b
500. 30. 800 22d NV. Or. h
500. so. 1923 F ne. Or. b
500. 20. 131415 7th nw.6. b
$50. So. TOT 9Th ne. Or, b
$50. .G21 ID ne. 7r. h
$3.50. 1902 d Sc. fsr
$3.50. .11j Hickman. 6r
&1a. 2O22 Wisconsin. 6r. n
$3.50. 122 Hickman. Or. b
$3.50. ..132-1S6 Heck
man. Or. b
$3.50. CSC Pick ford. Or. b
ST.. .301 l Sc. Or. h
S1S. S0. $40 Florence. Or, b
$3.50. 1879 Duncan. ar. h
&1c.m. 1919 L ne. Or. b
$40. 80. .1211 Sd Sc. 5r.w
$40 80. .l0O1 NJ nv &c. Or
So. so. .n3 y nv. Or
SUBURBAN.
$40. -. Blair road. 11r
&35. -. Blair road, Tor
$40. . jackson. Va. 7r
COIORED TENANTS.
&oH. 20. .2GOs X NV. 6r. b
500. .S00 n Fl av. Or. b
sex. 70. .210is r NV Or. h
&2O.O. 800 22d nv. Or. b
500. 20. ..473 n Y av. Sr
&1S.5 30. .2142 Fl NV. 6r
s1s. 20. .32Oh 22d NV. Ar. h
$3.50. ...1212 L sc. 6r
$1,000. .24O7 l NV, 5r
STORES.
$l25..7iS 18th NV. store
and cellar
500. ..722 10th NV.
store. 5r. b
S.5. TAT n ne. sto.dw
$40. 1910 14th NV. store
$40. lois 18th NV. sto. Ar
&40. .l0l1 n NV. sto. 2r
$40. 1912 ~ NV
$50. so. 100 4th ne. sto. 6r
&3S. .?naGiA. 14th. store
SAX. 40 y ] av NV. ID 4
SD. 50. 1341 II ne. sto. eel
$26. .SC0 n II av.sto. DIV
e2S. .306 Pa nv se. sto
s2S. ......3222 nth NV
800 20. .5n3 Fl ne. store
500. S211 MtPlea SAINT. sto
500. 623 Fnw. large rm
SIS. 50. .14@ g ne. stO, 8, b
$40. 1922 34th NV
-. .3c5 7th sc
So. ...S27 10th se, store
OFFICES.
81. 200. Nat. Theater. 81
so. Star annex
$50. 1872 18th NV. "a
d. Ar
sss. Herald bldg. 3r. 20
$50. 40 11th NV. 2d&3d
$40. ..1312 @ NV. -. Il
s40. 7aa 18th nw.3h 'front.'
$40. .706 18th NV. "a a
&35. ...715 18th NV. y
$40. .103 18th nw.4 a. #
ST.. ....14th and " NV
sa5. 1912 G NV. 81. St
x12.S0. -. .606 F nv
alA. TOO 9th NV, If
&12. .7O2 9th NV. q
&1a. .l14 9Th NV. II
LES.
So. 50. Rear 1923 Q NV
81. Rear 1E12 q nv
80. Rear Z151 9Th
81. 50. .3411 nth. rear
81. 1905 25th
81. %. Rear 1912 n CAP
s.. 80. Rear l414 Q nv
rents Under Apartments
apps tn. fh.sa.tf
AND BATH: CONvEN-
Pa. ave. Sc. a:,cs-3t"
ST. S.w.: %IX-ROUM
convenient to depart
BURR n. EDWARDS,
ap2S-3t
r ST. NV; LARGE
fences; stable for two
his location; Is occupied
premises. ap8-tf
/: ALL NEWLY PAPER
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FOR RENT-D.D.TH
1745 18th NV, Tor. boo. 90
1912 Md av ne, 12r. b30. so
us r I av NV,
store. 5r. W. 30
702 10th ne. Or. b. %. 80
616 la av, 4r. W. 1880
7O4 r I av NV. Or. r18.6
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Jon & CO.. 224 E. CAP.
FLATS.
638 F ne, br, b. .25. 50
$40 r ne. 5r. b. .25. 80
619 7th ne. 5r. b.23.50
1924 Mass av Sc,
5r. b. ..........2l.5O
529ta 9th e,5r,b. 30. 90
Z I'd ne. 5r. b. 81
1851 1914 ne. 5rb. 1900
STORES.
6th&E ne, Newton. IL. 50
1912 11th Sc. 90
1917 NJ Sc. 80. 90
dENTS.
:, 5r., b. .........$32.n
ne, 5r.. b....... 80. 90
ap.. Ar. 4 5r.. h.,
$3.50 and $4,000
and gas. SIS. 90
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sen.
1881 18th NV. 9r.b.37.0
1918 Euclid .6r. h. sts35. 80
3343 Pros av,12r. h. 33. 80
101 Seaton nw.7r. b 35. so
1927 Ore av. 11r.b.35. 80
ia Bryant NV. 7r, b32. so
419 \ Cap. Or. b. .2S. 20
1907 Harvard, Or. b27. 80
3ON Camb'ge. Or. be-. so
1878 g Sc. Or. b. 20. so
23s ~ sw. 6r, w..lS.5O
$50 18th se. Or. b..l7.JO
III Seaton ne, Or. 10. 90
/ 7O6 18th. 2r. q. 90
1919 LIST. NV. Or, BIS. 90
1919 LIST NV. Or, b.25.W
p SeatOn nv, 6r, b.24. so
1928 35th. 5r. h.. 30. 30
ZIG g ne, 5r. b. %. ~
603 It'll ne. I'd q. ..15.0O
SiENTS.
1O4 18th. 80. Ar. b. %. 20
Newton NV. 3r, b. Is. 80
1Ol Seaton. Or. b. $3.50
AZ 18th ne. Sc. b. AZ. 30
/ us 18th NV. 2r. BIS. 90
ROOMS.
1O6 18th. "a, 3r. h. ~. 90
7n6 18th. 81. I.b.3.W
RES.
i4Ic 2sth nv. alto. Irl2.50
Rear 812 +. stable. 10. 90
Rear 1911 18th NV. z. 90
Stable r 800 9th ne.a.OO
Rear 1888 18th NV. 400
100 10Th nw.stableS. 90
Rear 1885 18th NV.
9 auto sheds. 400
Ola Sth NV, stable. q. 90
ORED TENANTS.
& LUCHS.
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FOR RENr-BY SHANNON & LCCHS.
704 18th Ut. NV. Phones Main 2345 and 2346.

= W. AAh<~~ A. = Ca ~ ~ =
704 18th Ut. NV. Pho
HOC
1902 @ nv. Tor. b. 81. 80
los Fairm't. Tor. b. 80. 90
I121 18th NV, Tor. b60. 90
l162 u nv. l0r. b.52.50
$50 18th nv. l2r. b50. 20
1904 RI av nv. 12r. bJ0. 90
1893 Clifton. 10r.b.4?.5O
l4I2 Clifton. Tor. b.41 80
512 z nv. 15r. 2b. ~. 80
@17 G.. Tor, b. .4J.75
1887 18th NV. lar. b. $500
l53S 18th. Or. b. As. 90
1928 Q NV. Sr, b. 81 80
FLA
- VI lw. 7r. b. $3.50
1919 18th NV, Or. b.
I'd floor. ........ 80. 90
1857 willard. 6r. b.27.50
1851 Willard. LIST q.
5r. h. ...........25.5 so
1857 willard. ST. b.25.50
sol r nv. 6r. b. %. so
APART
les c ne. sr. b. ...35.5 so
1858 18th. 5r. b. ...S. so
3o57 y NV. Or. b. .T.O
FURNI
oIol r NV. i2r. b.. 300
1905 Fairmont. Tor. b. 100
113O Cofceran. sr. b. so. 90
1902 q NV. Sr, b. 81. 90
OFFICE
4n6 18th NV. 3 drs. 20. 90
10th 4 r. sc cor. 2r. 20. 90
STOl
1I2 18th. banking r..lJ0I
6cc K NV. storage 90. 90
Sd & r nw.sto. DIV. 90 90
1872 G. store. so. 90
S16 Fl ne. store. Or.
h. stable. 80. 90
1000 18th ne. sto. Or. 81 20
o9Ol Brightw'd av.25.3O
Store 18th & Pa av sc.
1909 II ne. large. 20. 50
FOR GOOD COL
Sl0l-3103 * NV. & rooI
SHANNON
704 18th
"Iook for our Gree
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict Of Columbia; holding a Probate Court:--Es-
administration Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last will and testament.
and codicils thereto. of said deceased, and for
letters testamentary on said estate by Angus L..
Fullerton. surviving executor therein named it is
ordered this 3Oth day of April. AID. 1908, that
Humphrey Fullerton. Mrs Catherine +. Still
well. Mrs. Lucy F. Alexander. Mrs. Sarah F.
Carter. Madge Fullerton. Mary Fullerton. Willism
Frank Fullerton Brumbsch. Herman Brnmsack
Margaret D. Fullerton. William b Fullerton.
Mrs. Margaret F; Maraeld, Mrs. L, H. F; Doug
Reginald H. Fullerton. acArthur Fullerton.
Mamie r. Fullerton and all others concerned APP
June. AID. 1908. at ten o'clock am. to show
cause why such application should not he grant
n m
in each Of three successive weeks before the
turn day herein mentioned. the first publication
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for
Court. ]. WILMER LATIMER, Attorney.
apo law-3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trct of Columbia holding Probate Conrt.-Estats
tration docket 3S.-Application having been made
herein for probate of the last will and testament
said estate. by Charles II. Cragin. the executor
n named in said E tds % Sdr1 ibis 's day
Francis II. Dodge. Sarah Esther Freeman.
Henry Henley Dodge. Donald u. Dodge. Francis
7. Dodge. Ressie D. Chester; Annah II D.
D. Townsend. William Dodge. jr., Mary Mason
Wynkoop Richard Mason Dodge. BENJAMIN P
Elizabeth c. Dodge and Eben g. Dodge. and all
others concerned. appear in said court Mon
day. the 18th day of June. I'D. 1905. at 10
O'Clock am, TO show cause why such applica-
ton should not he granted. Let notice hereof
be published in the Washington Law Reporter
and Evening Star once a week for three
cessive weeks before the return day herein men,
han
thirty dave before said return day. ASHLEY
NJ. GOULD. Justice. lSealD Attest: JAMES
TANNER, Register OF Wills for the District o6
Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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FOR RENT-w. H. WALKER.
Successor to r. W. Walker & Son,
at
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FOR RENT-FOR COI.ORED TENANTS
BY JAMES F. SHEA. 643 LA. AVE NV.
4.5 Mo- ave. NV. ~ rooms and hath. SIS. 30
3O5 Mo- ave. NV, 10 rooms and oath. .. 30 90
500 Mo. ave. NV, 10 rooms and bath. %. %. 90
20! Va. ave. s.w:. store and 5 rooms. :. IS 90
1343 At. ne, rooms and bath. ...... 90. 30
1918 Wylie ut. ne. rooms and bath :. 1900
I6I \ st. Sc, rooms and water. ....... $50
10 st. se., q rooms and water. 10 so
ap2,-tf 10
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weekly bulletin.
EWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
ap25-d. eSu 916
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FOR RENT-REDUCED TO $50 50: NO. 2ise P
st. NV; 3-story red brick and brownstone
dwelling; hot-water heat; 10 rooms and bath !;
hrstho0r kitchen.
HERBERT A. GILL & SON. 6I2 14th st. NV.
ang0-5f
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1905 30th nw.l1r. b.. 90
Ala Fl NV. ar. h. .2S.O0
1.oughhoro I'd. Is a. 70. 90
2l19 Monticello. 5r, b. sc
Lot 81. sq 1927. 100
CnI I'm
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THE WYNDHAM. 431 18TH ST. NW.-EVERY
Tues. Thurs. and Sat class 7:3o IN: lady as
sistants: lessons. soc: six lessons 80: guar.
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900 81 ST. n. ".

Large store room and eight large rooms and
bath: newly papered and painted: rent reason.
able.
J. L. KOLB
app tito 923 New York ave.
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$50. Rear 1927 Mass AZ
SO. :. Rear 216S Fla Az
$3.50. Rear 1910 p NV
&1S. Rear ia 11th nv
&1H.R 3100 18th NV %Stls
&l5. Rear 1925 NJ NV
so. .R'r go Fl nv. 2stls
See our list Of apart
for rent
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grave bodily anent which might turn out
to be fatal
Don't take it So seriously" Margaret answered,
with little laugh I'm not married yet.
The elderly face frightened . Do YOU mean to
say that-that there is any hope: she asked
eagerly.
Margaret laughed now, but in a gentle and af-
fectionate sort of way perhaps, just a little.
But don't ask me, please. I've come hone-this IS
always home for me, isn't it 1--we come home to
forget everything for a few weeks
Thank heaven!" calculated Mrs. Rushmore in
tone of deep relief. Then if-if he should call
this afternoon even tomorrow, may tell them
to say that YOU out
She losing time: and Margaret laughed
again, though she put her head little side
with expression of doubt.
Il can't refuse to see him." she said. though
really | had much rather be alone with YOU for a
day two.
My darling child" cried Mrs Rr,shmore, APP
plying another, embrace, you shall! Leave it to
me-,
HALF an hour later Margaret was in her old room
"A up stairs writing letter, and Mrs. Rushmore
had given strict orders that until further notice
Miss Donne was not at home" to anyone at all,
no matter who might call.
When the letter already covered ten pages Mar
garet laid down her pen. and without the least pause
hesitation tore the sheets to tiny bits linking her
fingers in the process because the last not
yet dry
What wicked woman ami she exclaimed
aloud, to the great surprise of Potts. her English
maid. who still unpackng in the next ROOM the
door being open.
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Beg pardon ma am: ;" the woman asked putting
in her head.
Il said | was a wicked woman" Margaret an
swered rising; and what's more. believe am.
But quite forgot you were there, Potts, or proc
ably should not have said it aloud
Yes. ma am, answered Potts meelzlV, and went
back to her unpacking.
The letter that had been torn up before it
finished was to have gone to Lady Maud; but Mar
garet herself had been almost that she would
not send it while she writing. She had
written that she had done very wrong in engaging
herself to Logotheti that the 'wckedness she
accused herself of, repeating the self accusation
to her aStonShed maid. because 1t sort o.
relief to say the words somebody. She had
written that she did not really for him II
that way; that when he she could not
resist of natural attraction he had for her. bt,-
that he away she felt 1t no longe-
and wished he would back; that his
presence disturbed her and made her uncomfortable
and moreover interfered with her art but that she
had the courage tell him SO, and wished that
some else would do it for her; that he
really the of man she could be happy with
that her idea. If husband and SO, and this
and that. And here fiction had begun. and she had
put stop to it by destroying the whole letter instead
of crossing out a few es-WhiCh a pity; for II
Lady Maud had received it, she would have told
Van Torp that he needed help from her, since
Margaret herself asked no better than to be freed
from the engagement
OGOTHETI did not come out to Versailles that
- afternoon. because he was pentltully endowed
Piled all the knowledge and skill he had to the single
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters

ID iRAkA. Tartar girl became enarnOured o. golden
- bearded stranger who prospecting and studying
herbs the vicinity of her home Central Asia and
vealed HIM the location of rubes. secret
posed have been known only To the OF the tive
lea ling families OF the district hoping that the stranger
would love her for her disclosure They
followed to the by the girl relatives who blocked
the entrance. and drew of the water supply leaving the
couple die Baraka Saad her betrOthed, at
tempted climb down cliff overlooking the nine: but
the traveller shot HIM The traveller revived from water
gord Saad carried dug his out OF the tunnel and
departed deserving the girl and carrying bag of the
1les Baraka gathered all the gems she could carry and
started pursuit
Margaret Dome (Nargarita ia Corioval. famous
prIma donna became engaged III London to konstantn
Logotheti wealthy Greek fnancer Her intimate friend
Countess Ieven known Lady Maud whose husband
had been killed by bomb IN st Petersburg: and Lady
Maud's most intimate friend Rufus Van Torp.
american. who had been a cowboy III early life. but had
become of the richest in the world. Van Iorp
in love with Margaret and rushed London
he heard of her engagement He offered Lady Maud
million dollars for her pet charity II she would aid HIM
winning the singer from LogothetI.
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mothers old American friend the excellent Mrs
Rushmore. with whom she meant to go to Bayreuth
t. hear 'Parsifal for the first time
Mrs Rushmore ha d disapproved profoundly OF Mar
g4ret's career from the first After Mrs Donnes
death she had taken the forlorn girl under her
protection and had encouraged her to go on with
what she vaguely called her music lessons The
good of those dear. old fashioned.
kind. delicate minded and golden hearted American
women again, now that Progress
has got Civilization by the throat and squeezing
the life of it She called Margaret her chicka-
blddy, and spread rnotherly wing over her with
out the least idea that she was rearing valuable
lyric nightingale that would not long be content to
till and quaVer unheard
Immense and deserved success had half recon
c:ied the old lady to what had happened, and after
a., Margaret had not married an Italian tenor
Russian prince. or Partisan composer, the three
shapes of man which seemed the most adfully
immoral to Mrs, Rushrnore. She would find it
easier to put up with Logotheti than with one OF
those though it Was bad enough to think of her old
friends daughter marrying Greek instead of
nice clean Anglo Sa xor. like the learned Mr. Donne,
the girls father. or the good Mr. Rushmore. her la
rented husband, who had been an upright pillar
c. Trinity Church in New York and the president
Ct a trust company that could be trusted.
After ALL though she thought all Greeks must be
what she called designing the name OF konstantln
Logotheti associated with everything that was
most honorable the tiIla nCia world. and this
pressed Mrs. Rushmore very much. Her harmless
weakness had always been for lions. and none but
the genuine ones were allowed 10 roar at her
garden parties her dinner table.
A Versailles with its memories of her earlier
youth. the prirna donna wished % he Margaret
Dorne again. She travelled ncognito. That is to
say she had sent her first maid and theatrical
dresser Alphonsine to her relations in Nancy for
month. and brought only the other with her;
she had moreover, caused the state the
Channel boat to be taken in the name of Miss Dome
ard brought more luggage to Versailles than
could be piled al ordinary cart. whereas when
she had last from New York her servants had
eghty-seven pieces put on board the steamer,
and hat box had been missing after all.
Mrs Rushmore came out to meet her on the steps
il the hot sunshine. portly and kind ever. and
applied embrace which affectlonate. vet
imposing My dearest child" she cried. 81 was
sure had not quite lost you YET
hope you will never think you have, Margaret
answered. almost in her girlish voice of old. She
very glad to come back
As they alone If the cool drawing
room. Mrs. Rushmore asked her about her engage
rent In tone OF profound concern though it
Copyright
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CHAPTER III.

EW days after she had talked with
Lady Maud, and before Van Torp's
arrival Margaret had gone abroad,
without waiting for the promised
advice in the matter of the we'd
ding gown With admiral BILE regard
for the properties she had declined
to let Logotheti cross the Channel
with her; but had promised to see
him at Versailles, where she was
going to stop a few DAYS with her
The newspaper., 1908-04-17

Council Chamber. Apr. II, 1908.
Council met on above date up
on call of the mayor with Mayor
Mathews presiding.
The following Trustees re-
sponded to roll Miller.
Welborn, Hem, Nelson and
Olinger.
1t was moved and seconded
that the new Council extend a
vote of thanks to the outgoing
Council for the excellent condition
in which business of the Town
was turned over and for the as
sistance rendered the new Coun-
ell. Carried.
DIR. l.. L. Crawford was nomi-
mated for health officer and II. +.
Welborn for the third member of
the Board of Health. There be-
ing no other candidates these
were declared elected.
The Mayor then appointed the
following committees:-Finance.
John McNaughton, Chairman.
Nelson. Water. Hem and Olinger.
Electric Light. Welborn. chair
man, McNaughton. Streets and
Alleys. Miller. chairman, Olinger.
The Council then adjourned
until next regular meeting.
+. J. MATHEWS, Mayor.
T.. l.. HuFrY, Clerk.
The newspaper., 1908-04-17
No Time to Loose.

Sir" said the young man. en-
tering the Office. II sent you
communication yesterday"
"Well?" asked the grim faced
man.
We'll, Mr.. Prater. thought
perhaps you might give me a re-
ply to my request, and
wait a minute said Mr..
Prater.
"Are you the man that sent this
account for Sl0 for hats for my
daughter2"
mo sir; T.
Then you are the one that left
this bill for 653 for her dresses"
No. sir My commu"-
Then it must be this for 81 for
shoes
mo, sir. My note was asking
if might have your daughters
hand"
you want to marry her"
gasped Mr.. Prater. Then turning
over the pile OF bills. he urged:
Take her, young man! | don't
know your name, but take her
quicklyl She's talking about
doing some more shopping
London Scraps.
FOR SALE:-Twenty acres choice
fruit land near Elberta, under
fence; ten acres orchard twenty
inches OF perpetual water; $4,000 on
easy terms. Now ia the time to take
advantage OF low prices as prices
will double with the next crop.
1. ID. NCFADDEN.
The newspaper., 1908-04-17

some remarks from the outgoing
mayor
Council adjourned.
c. r. Dixon. Mayor.
+. +. HUFTY, Recorder.
The newspaper., 1908-04-17


Roll was called on the motion
that the bills be allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the
proper funds for the amounts.
All voted "aye."
The Council then canvassed the
election returns with the follow
ing finding
For Mayor, E. J. Mathews 1873,
w. X. Crook 81, Milton Spencer
9, Clarence Nelson /, John Cab
ler l..
For Trustee for year. George
Olinger 232, Fred Emry 1.
For Trustee for 2 years. Fred
Emry 1. J. B. Miller 227, Clarence
Nelson 231, H. +. Welborn 23I,
G. c. Faris l, c. c. Hawkins |.
For Recorder. +. f. Huttv "a.
James Hill 54, J. A. Bunker l, "A.
]. Castell 5, Clinton Oliver 3. W.
]. AFFORD 9, Mrs. c. c. Hawkins
1, Winifred Hammond 3. w. T.
Baetjer 3.
For Treasurer c. c. Hawkins
7. w. T. Baetjer "a. Mary Porter
l. L. d. McFadden 1, Mrs. c. C..
Hawkins 25, James Hill II, +. +
Hufty s, w. K. Crook 2, Winni-
fred Hammond s, Clinton Oliver
l, Randolph Williamson /, Otto
Michel /, w. ]. AFFORD l. c. l..
Winn l..
1t was moved and seconded
that the following be declared
elected according to the finding:
E. j. Mathews, Mayor, George
S. Olinger, Trustee for year. H.
+. Welborn. Clarence Nelson and
J.. b. Miller, Trustees for 2 years.
The motion was carried.
The new officers took the oath
of office and were duly installed
in their respective Offices.
The council then listened to
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Council Proceedings.

Council Chamber, Apr. Ia, 1908.
Council met on call of the
Mayor with Mayor Dixon presid-
ing.
On roll call the following Trus-
tees responded:-Crook, Hem,
Eisenkramer, Maxville and
Olinger.
The minutes of last meeting
were read and approved.
The report of the Electrician
for the month of March was read,
accepted and ordered filed.
The Finance Committee pre-
sented the following bills;
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NJ. ]. Smith, erecting and removing
Election booths..................... 100
First National Bank, Int coupons. zee. 1000
W. Il. Crook, Services registration and
election 1000
H. c. Hubbard, Services election......... 800
Jno. W. Bruce, Services registration
election and rent for same............ 2O.o0
W. $. Edwards, Services election. 500
Alice Z. Wyman, Services registration
and election on............................... 1000
William Howard, Labor on streets. 500
II. G. Holderman, Labor on streets. 500
A. b. Campbell Labor on Elec. lines. 1.5O
Scott x Goette, Repairs water system LOO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
wANTEp--MIscELLANEOUs.

HIGHEST Gosh prices paid for worn gar
ments: either ladies' or gents; send postal
will call B. TARSHES. 1905 I'm ST. NV
Phone North 499. iel-u
SECONDHAND BOOKS-WILL PAY GOOD
PRICE; SEND POSTAL. AND STATE PAR
II. ROSENBERG. STH AND
j. SITS. NV. ocI5-th, sa, m-tf
CHICKENS-JO barred rock pulIets or hens.
4 male birds. Address stating strain and
lowest cash price 40 AZ 81 sw- II
BIG MONEY paid for cast of clothing. shoes.
hats and shirts. drop postal. viii call II
GWIRZ. l-,S 9TH ST. NV. seli-m, W. th-u
/ PAY the highest cash prices for ladies' and
Ecutleueu's cast-JG wearing apparel. drop
card. Will call. o.. LIVINGSTON. 1872 ItI 81.
NV. or phone North 1904 OClZ-90t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWESr.

GOLDENBERG'S eth and X SITS. NV.
). KAHN. SONS & Co. Sth and Market space
GREENE'S CAPITAL a - V Il i T 5 y @
AGENCY, ll45 18th ST NV
W. :. McNULTY. Cigar Store, 14th and = NV
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor 18th St, Rhode
Island ave and X 81. NV.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th St and
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
CHAS. <. HORNUSG, ChrIstIani Pharmacy,
Bw. cor 7th and VI stS. NV.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave
and North Capitol street
YARNOLD. 34Ol l4th ST. NV
X. 4. NEITCH, 2Uth and N SITS. NV
gCIGLEY'S PHARMACY. ZIst and O SITS NV
:. " WAGNER * Co. LIST and II SITS. nv.
/. T. TAYLOE. cor. gth and = SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa-aye. ave.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, 18th d Park road
MATTINGLY'S PHARMACY. 18th and L.
L. y. HOWARD. I4th and W.
y. v. POTTIE. 1923 BrightWOOd ave.
AIALTRT'S PHARMACY. 1857 Calvert ST.
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY, 9Th and L SITS.