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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
Muller: Tailor
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last person She had expected 10 see there. Now
for a moment she stood on the threshold, her
wide gaze searching the room Then she made
out the figure on the couch, and with = little cry
sprang forward TO kneel beside him. One arm
was flung over Muller's shoulders, her face
pressed TO his. ! thought he made a movement
as If to raise himself IN protest; but she clung
10 him tightly, and then heard him whisper
her namc-Louise.
NOV and then, on a pleasant Sunday alter
IN noon nv walk takes me TO the street OF
my old room, and then am very likely to come
upon a wheel chair with Muller in It. He no
longer wears the shabby cast-oh coat, but IN
stead one Of decent black and his useless legs
are hidden bv a shawl The shadow of low
pulled hat mcrcifully softcns the outline oi ms
Withered face and his dark ewes look out on
the world as it seems 10 me, with wiser gentle
ness. Behind the chair, her rosy picture of a
future forgotten in the work of teaching music
IN "a small school nearby, walks the woman l
once heard play the violin. And with these two
/ often stop 10 exchange word.
like to see her put a hand on ms shoulder
when she speaks u him, | like To watch her
bend over him 10 catch his whispered word
They are the little ways Of mother ami
know She IS thinking Of the days when ne fooled
her with tales Of the fine tailor he had become
,f how easy il was to send her the money She
needed and she was trying 10 learn 10 be the
great violInIst upon which her heart was set.
And each time | leave them IT Is with fresh
wonder; for they have not yet done with Their
fooling. and never Will be. To Muller, that
night he heard her play, Louise stood upon The
threshold of a great career, and n / Was L. tell
him the truth about II he would never under
stand WHY am called "a critic. And If told
her. 1 am not sure that she would understand
either But then perhaps such happiness as
theirs is made Of these things.
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THE men disappeared Van, left alone, was
turning away when his glance was at
traCted 10 the window above where Beth was
looking down. His face turned red TO the top
most nm Of hIs ears
The girl was pale but resolute. "May l see
you a moment, please?" she said.
Certainly" Van went to the front and
waited at the foot OF the stairs.
When Beth came down he was standing in
the doorway looking off at the shadOwy hills
He heard her steps on the stairs and turned, re-
moving his hat.
For a moment Beth faced him silently her
color coming and going in rapid alternations
She had never seemed more beautiful than
now in her mood Of worry and courage.
Thank you for waiting" she said to him
family, her heart beating wildly IN her bosom
Il felt as if | had the right felt it only
right Won't YOU please tell me what / have
donei"
It was not an easy matter for Van to hold his
own; but his nature was one OF intensity, and
inasmuch as he had loved intensely, he dis
trusted now with equal force
What have YOU done?" he repeated. I'm
sure can't tell YOU Of anything you do not
know yourself What do you wish me TO say!
Il don't knowi l don't know" She told HIM
honestly Il thought, if ! asked you, asked
you ike TIN ou'd tell me what IS the matter.
He said There's nothing the matter
but there isi' she said. Why not be
frankl ] know that you're in trouble. Per
haDs YOU blame"
II told YOU once that taking trouble and hav
ing trouble supply all the fun have, he inter
rupted. "The man without trouble became ex-
tinct before he was born"
"Oh. please don't jesti" she begged him
earnestly. You and ] were friends, I'm sure
we were friends, but now"
Vow If we are not do you think the fault
Is mine" He too was white; for the struggle
was great in his soul
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at isn't minel' she said Il want to say
that! had to say that! | stopped you-just
to say thatl' She blushcd 10 say so much; but
She met his stern gaze fearlessly with courage
IN her eyes.
He could not understand her in the least
unless she still had more to do, and thought TO
hold his friendship still, perhaps for Searle's
protection. He forced himself TO probe III that
friends.
1t was hard question hard to ask and hard
10 answer. She colored anew; but she did not
finch. Her love was too vast, too strong and
elemental, 10 shrink at a crucial moment. q" l
valued your trlendshlp-very much. She con-
fessed steadily. Why shouldn't | wish il 10
continued
1t was aggravating to have her seem so hon
est, so splendid, 50 womanly and fine, when he
thought OF that line in her letter. lie could not
spare himself or her.
% Your way AMI mine are different" he said.
. Ms arts in deceit were neglected, m afraid.
Her color went like sunset tints from the sky,
leaving her face ashen hue of chill. De
celt! She repeated. " You mean that IL
have deceived your What do YOU mean. y
He could bear more of her apparent inno-
cence. 1t was breaking his resolution down
"Oh. we may as well be candid he exclaimed.
" saw your letter 10 Your brother. Through
some mistake was given the final page, a frag-
ment merely, instead Of your brothers reply to
be brought TO you. | was asked TO read II, and
! did. Is that enoughs"
Ny letter to- The last" At a sudden
memory of that letters last page, with her
hearts confession upon it, she burned a blind
ing crimson. You read" she stammered.
and now" She leaned against the stair il:
sudden weakness.
After that, " he said, does my conduct oc-
casion surprise"
WHAT he meant, in the light Of the letter
as she had written it to Glen, as she
thought he must have read II, was beyond her
comprehension. She had fondly believed he
loved her. lie had told her 50 IN actions words.
and kisses What terrible secret deep hidden
in his breast, could possibly lie behind this
thing was more than mind could fathom. Or
did he Scorn and loathe her now for having sue
Cu1nbed to his lover He had read her COnteS
sion that she loved him more than anything
else in all the world He knew the last faint
word in her heart-and flung her away like
thisi
She cast one frightened, inquiring look at his
face. 1t was set and hard as stone. The light
in his eyes cold, an accusing glitter. She
felt herself utterly abashed, utterly beIttled,
shamed. Her heart had lain naked before him.
throbbing with its secret. His foot was upon II.
For moment she stood there attempting TO
shrink within herself Her attitude OF PAIN and
shame appeared to him only like guilt. He telt
the whole thing poignantly- but what was the
use? Better one swift wound even unto death,
than a lingering torture for years He turned
toward the door.
Beth could not suppress one little cry. ION!
With her last rally Of strength she faced the
stairway and weakly stumbled up the steps.
spasm of agony seized Van by the cords OF
his heart He went blindly away, with vision
in his eyes of Beth cropping weakly up the
stairs doe with "A mortal hurt.
I0 he continued Hcrt Sunday.
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titled TO his share" He raised his voice, Algv,
come out and play with the boysl"
Algy soon appeared. " What's mallah you
Van! he said. got no time tool lound
now. All time play, that velly superStichl
Nobody got time 10 work"
That's al right" Nan assured him. The
boys here wish To apologize Tor wasting your
valuable time. In fact, they insist. Now then,
bows, down on y0ur knees, every one of you'll"
That gun of MS had q horribly loose way OF
waving about 10 cover all the men. They
slumped down, rather than Ilnelt on their knees.
What's mal4h," said Algy. All time too
mullee tOOllng Ny dinner not Vet leady, Van"
Van ignored the cook IN addressing the men.
Its Your earnest desire 10 apologize, boys, l
believe he said. 'All in favor vii say aye"
The men tremblingly said aye.
Van addressed ms cook. Do YOU want 'cm
10 kiss Your hand!"
'Ahi' said -Algy. YOU Inakee me velly sick,
Too much monkey playingi" and of he went.
'Algys too modest, Van assured the crowd,
and none Of YOU chaps IS fit to apologize 10
Mrs. Dick; so you'd better 60 wash up for
dinner. But don't let me hear So much as
peep about Algy from one OF this bunch, or Eden
VIII turn into an interno!" As the men rose to
their feet sheepIshly and began to sink away
he added To the spokesman, You there with
the face for PIE, 60 up 10 my camp and call the
bows 10 ieedl
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Younr BOYS Sentenced.

Justice Anderson in Criminal Court No
yesterday sentenced Ernest OFT ard
George Black, young white boys. TO SIX
months in the workhouse for stealing
jewelry from the store Of Leopold Baum
gaTten. I2I7 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. the night Of February 5. The boys
withdrew a plea Of not guilty. Assistant
United States Attorney Perry, who prose
cuted the case. asked the court 10 impose
a light sentence.
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NORFOLK Avn WESTERN Rwv

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY L lzs
Leave Wsshtuggul New Uuiou Stztt0n
$50 q n.-DasiE-Au pofrtS @ Norfolk ard Wet
eZn: also hooxrile. Chsttsnoogz. aad Msuuhfs
1915 y m.-DGily-ROEncke Bristol Wiusto--
Salem. knoTEille. Chattzroogs Nashville Msnphia
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dius1g czrs.
For No-tolk-LeaTe Washington. 40 a n daily
lbs g. n daily texcspt SundsT)- Arr1vs No-foIk
u5 3. n. sud SD , n
sas ,. n--Dsiiy-Bs-TyTfIls. L--ray. shenzndosh
Trains fron the Southwest arrive SIS a n srd
HS . T.
aEenus CBond Ruildinsl
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-FolloTinE schedule tEures Published CIV
ss Information. and ere uct guaranteed:
Fer Afls1ts. Birmingham Moist Nez Orleans
AsheTills. Chattanoogz. Memphis. 8 a Il and l35s
. N daily. Dining czrs
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattznoozz. MsnpntA
New orleans Fo:lo ?, n. daily. Dining carS
Fer Columbia. Charleston. Augusta AIKEN. SaTs,-
rah. Jacksonville and Florida potrts, 4:Ie D 4
jsily- nSninE CIR service.
Tourist for California. t-i-veskiy s.ls d n.
Locsl FOR HarT1so1barS. : = a n daily: as y n
veek days: for Dauvile. 80 s. n daily. and fox
Charlottesville 80 a. Il ard sS5 D. n dzily
Frequent trains 20 snd frur Biueuout.
= s BROWN. Geuerzi AE-nt
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N The MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE DIS
trict q Colombia Ches,sr-nzn & St-eeter ~ S-r-
gieal and Dental Supply Company. Arc6ibsld D
Clements and John Black 70. 5Z6-The otjscs
q this Szit IS 30 7scove- the s-u q SsT. With
interest On the sane frun the Z9th day q June
lels ard % hsEe judgment OF ccndennzti5n q
certain property = the defso6arts levied OF under
an Attachment iss1ei IL this sgit % satisfy 1ae
plaintiffs cizi1l- L Is thsrsfC-e this I'd 5zr q
ApVil. Iss. ordered that the Defendants APPEAR n
this curt Ou Or bsfore the fo-rie1h dzv Il
elusive q S1Gsys and legal holidays. after the dsF
q the frst publistion C this order defend t1's
s1it and show czuse way said condemnation shoud
rot be hsd, OthsTEise The suit VII be UT0ceels1
with n csse C defau,,- provided copy OF tbs
oziCr be published once wees for three successive
weeks n Tie Washington Herald G. C. AUkAsi,
Justice 2p8uyS =
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Gives Pronertr TO Wife.

Charles Henry Coates by his viii dated
June 2. 1891. leaves all his estate 10 his
wife, Martha Ann Coates. and 10 her
heirs-Hesikia. George H. Hortense.
Charles N. Mabel Letitia. and Alphonse
Coates. Property in Lancaster avenue IS
becueathed 10 a daughter, Jetitia Coates.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
SUBURBAN.

FALLS CHURCH. II acres 5-Toom cottage i
CHESTNUT grove electric line; price. S3.5O0 Old
DOMINION LINE. 12iz acres; ? blocks Of electric
caE line: cheap az sea. LANDOK ER Nd. 70 OF
noTo acres 500 per acre. ARLINGTON. VA.
beauty 7-T0o1n cement blccz all city improvements
furnace heat; price. $500. It VIII pay you 20 give
Us your order.
my5-tF' D. H JOHNSON co, ST. 7th s. Nv
SEVERAL PRETTY TO ROOM COTTAGES
at Mt. Rainier Nd Just outside the District. oa
line q r l. ave. ne, I car fare; low taxes: snail
cash payment. balance monthly. J. c. ROGERS.
Owner. Sii D 81 NV. and ehcs. District Line Sta
tion. is
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DENTISTRY.

not TOO HIGH. NOT TOO CHEAP
REASONABLE PRICES.
Plates. -: al cfoWrs and bridzewo-k ~.
soldl. s.; gold sIlings. g and ID: amzizzn
tsilEeri filings. s. Work guaranteed Gas
administered.
DR.. G. ". COX. s5 Pa. ave. Nv.
T3tuuE5s
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
istTztiou--Tis is give no.ice that the E1bsz1s-.
q the District q Columbia, hzs Ootsined fr0u ths
PROBATE CoI-t q the District of Columbia istss-s
late q the District q Columbia deceased Al
persons having claims against the deceased trs hs-e-
b. warned 20 exhibit the sane. 18th the v0ucls-s
thereof lezzTly authenticSted 20 ne Siheelher oo
CT before the 18th DAY OF APRIL a D SD.
o-herrise they may b. lsw 5e exc5ude6 f--n AZ
trneft q sid estate Girer urfer II ha-5 lbs
Ioth Gay C Ap-il. I9os- FLORENCE ROSELLAA
CASEY Sd Eve s.. sE. Attest- fSeaLl JAMES
TANNER Register q Wills for the District q Co
lJinhia Clerk & TIE Probate C0urL ROBERT S.
HUME Arto-1sT- ADAMS
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AUCTION SALE.
wALrEE 3. wILLAlIs { % -.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Aurtiooeer.
There VII % sod a. pCblic auction on THURS
DAY. Nay s, l9oe. AZ p O'Clock NON. on ff,s IIth
- front q the Postofice Department b-liidi-r.
coTuer Ilth and PenuSylTaniz are nv Washing
ton. .. c. = general assortment q unssrricsahle
6esks Ie eases. chairs. about % motors vsre empty
oil barrels carpets. Hnolsun. and Other misceansous
articles Tcras- Cash By direction q
= H HITCHCOCK.
u Postmaster General
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Herald BRANCH OFFICES:


WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Bu-e@s-
GOLDENBERc's Information Bureau
HECHT & Co. Cashiers once
BALAIS ROYAL Information Bureau
6. KASN, SONS & CO. Information Buresc.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. eoEDgr 7th s. and b
ave. and St Nv
J0HNsTOX's PHARMACY. IN Y !. ave- IN.
r P. WELLER'S PHARMACY. S34 II s. Nv.
ATKINsON'S PHARMACY. Il.h AMI G sts. IN.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and 6 stS Nv
KENEsAW PHARMACY. Mount Plessz1t ard
ITing SIS nv.
McNULTT's CIGAR STORE Dss 18th * IN.
TATLOES PHARMACY eth and P sts- nv
DAVIS PHARMACY, 9Th and S sts- uS-
n A. MENKE 5th and K sta
PR0CTOR'S PHARMACY. ISl8 18th s. N.
z. L. LEATHERWOOD. ISIS 18th s. NV
ET0TF & SNYDER. 18Th and 8 stss nE.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY corner \. Z
sss- and North Capitol s. Nv.
DAY & co. s PHARMACY. 5th and sts. ~
XARNOLD'S PHARMACY. ss5l Isth - M
HERALD BRANCH. SIS s. ~.
NORTHEAST
EcCHEsNET & JOACHIM. d ard sts. n.
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM sth and sts. ne.
c. :. GEIGER'S PHARMACY, eO-nsr St. and :
&
CHARLES 7 FUHRMANN's PHARMACY. sth
BLUMER's PHARsTACY. n. Capstol and R sta. ns-
d. D. C0URTNET'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND
y \. Capitol ST.
SOUTHWEST.
AiLBURN'S PHARMACY, fth and b sts. 81
SOUTHEAST.
p P. WELLER. sth and / sts e.
GUT n NEELT. 18th En6 st1 -
BROOKLAND
CHARLES G. LENNON. I2th and NeEtOc -
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. SIS King -
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAnWAY.

NOTE-Pubiissed only as information. ard 10,
C1sFzuteed.
80 P NC. E O. LIMITED Dzily-Fast 49,
u6uieo tTaln- Pullman Eeepez 60 Lexington L1sis
vile. Cincinnati. lndisnspolis Chicro. sud s.
bTIiz PsliOr car 20 Virginia Hat S--.nrs v.ek-
cayS Pullman csr Louisville % Memphis and New
Orleans Dining cars. "a carte ssT-ice
u-0 P Nj F. 7 LIMITED. DrlT-SoliS
Fsstie1le trsfu. Pullman Sicrpc-~ 70 Ciucsu1afi
Lsxing7on and Louisville 6ailv, sud Vfrziufs Hot
Sprinzz week GsyS Dining csrS IA carte service
Pullnan slsspss Cinciunsti % Chsago and 81
I0uiS. ard Louisville % Memphis. Nashville and
Se- Orleans
CbeapssEs 1nd ohio Osces. So PsnnsyIrsni.
tFsnue. I55s street snd NeE Uulon statiou Tel
sphoue Main loss or rs for ti1ess. baggage cheeks
ssssvtions, and Tsxizb.
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~-- -'-AA--<
SUBURBAN LOTS.
Any size You want from 3 feet frontage TO Eve
scres. Located on the Great Falls and Old Do
miuiOn doubletTack electric railway system Forty
squares from the city, SIXTY squares from the White
House; thirty minutes from the Treasury Depart
ment- In historic old Virgins.
At Franklin Park. Stations On the grounds
Lots Zxl5o at 500 10 S9a
Lots sox10 at $50 to $50
Oreacrs lots a. $50 TO s.. 90
Five acre lots al ES00 70 $ so.
Northwest Hills. overlooking Washington. Own
home site somewhere Frznkiin Para home sites
best Everywhere
5000 STARTS YOU.
PEERLESS FRANKLIN PARK
This section Is a hish-grade community. built up
with splendid hones. some Of the mOst elegant
homes about The National Capital are here.
REMEMBER THIS. No taxes. no interest. Free
deed in Gaze Of death after two years Your money
hack with Der ceEt interest II yOu die within two
yesrs- NonfoTfeirrrt. contzct
80 feet IN elsTstlon. Concrete sidewalks Tee
phone service Two NAL deliveries daily Depart
neat store deliveries. A loE-rzioed lot in q high
class section Car fare averages Il cents pr day;
free Transfers
Cash payment. $ 70 -. Monthly psyusnts. $ %
50 Without interest
Get maps and booklet at oFscc.
SUBURBAN DEPARTMENT
MOORE : HILL dnel. Iss3 s. ~.
NEW HOUSES At BAII5TON-s ROOMS
can't 6e duplicated for the uaoDeg-Sl.sSs' make
deposit NOW.
is COLLINS" Carendon. Va
LARGE ILROOM HOUSE on 70 ACRES OCCC-
pyIng the highest site IN Takona Park overlook
ing surrounding contry for miles. beautifll shrub
saar-r Hl7arrrH -arr go.
known Is The Carroll Msnsion offers the most
attractive s1nHcr home sdis,sut % syyaShington.
and cou1 Be- utilized as sauatnTiun: perfect oUn-
difion; baths first and second foos; good
plumbing. seweuCe. and heating plant electric
lighting. &c. Building c0st s.. 500 70 buEd under
crnir1ct- Land IS valued a. sea an acre- WI.
sarace entire p-oDerty 70 quick buyer for 81, SO
Easy terms
TAGGART- FRASER co,
Is 1906 New York sre-
WoODRIDGE-GOOD sROOM HOUSE: LARGE
lot cement csliars ! fare. bargain for 500
D. H JOHNSON CO. 81 TTH ST. NW.
sp-su
FREE-I0 LOIS 5xl0 n FREE-A fs1 noTs OF
Waterfront lots FREE title guaranteed; 20 -
Eirc1onS East RiEer VieE land Co. SIS 18th & ~.
apS-r-
II IOU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FAEA
q Suburban hare. oE se1d FOX latest buIscA
MARION DUCKETT 4 SON. 50 rs.
Ctr
BUILDING LOTS. Hones. ana Farms q every a.
tc7Ptons several dsrzble and conTenieutlg located
ho1Es % TsTy EeRsouzhle terms Tel RoSslyu -
=. n. DAVIDSON.
Real Estate.
Rasslyn. Va iE'
MOUNT IDA.
The new Subdivision on ". a. Mt vernon
electric rad. 15 minutes from WashingtCn- Nov
putting N srEnoiithic walks grading streets. put
ting water plant - be supplied with pure sp-inE
water. Lots VII Be sold az very low priees fer
thirty days. 500 Up. Your OEn terms Ofce on
property. Gene ont ard see Il. Get OF az the new
l0o station Mount Ida. write r F. D. No. 2
Alexandra. Va nyl9'
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WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

A. BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sFATON
pace re; broken CT furnacs eosl. per ton. Ss55;
zEite ash sgE. stoEe and Chestnut. SIS; pea coal
= 'PAc1e l. III aal-ss
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING ouARTERlIAS-
ter. Takona SrhststiOn. Washington L. c. May
s eH-Sealed proposals. 10 trip1iczfs, subject %
the usual conditions Win Be received here unsl Z
s'elock. noon. NAY 2 1903. and then opened fox
furnishing and delivering earth for sling az Wash
ingt0n Barracks. p. G.. either by hydraulic dreize
OF hauling. Specifications. blank proposals ard
further information furnished On Application. Pro
pcsss 70 be marked Proposals. fo- Filing ard aG-
dressed 20 H. L PETTUS. Constructing Quarter
naster, Tskarna Substaton, D. q
uy545GDl
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING At
lowest prices commercial and amateur uOrk 80
ncitsd- NATIONAL PHOTO. CO. "a llfh = AZ
'l'ho7s ". sE56 IN
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INSURANCE.

RALPH ". LEE.
INSURANCE N AL ITS BRANCHES.
REMOVED TO ROOMS EH-2-s
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK BJTLDfyr.
81
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-SUNDAY AFTERNOON. BLACK POM
eranian dog without collar. Reward i returned
10 JOHNSON BROS. IsI2 T s. NV II
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WALL PAPER.

GEO. Y HANSELA.
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS
SATISFACTION ASSURED.
ocl p ST M 'PHONE L ET-L
lzs
G5W WILL PAY FOR PAPERING A sRoON
hcuse- Larger houses CT single ICONS equally lOE.
We use DaPT that Is Ezy above the Ordinary kind
JORDAN JORDAN
'Phons Linz 81 S East Capitol s..
III
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BOCKKEEPERs. sTENoGRAPHERs.~
TELEGRAPHERS.

Mere osnke-s n the Seventeen States is
Which 5uo. T. Drsughou's Tb;rr-Cne Colleges
are Heated. Indc-se these Business Colleges
thar 1d0rse ALL oshs-s. II YOU want ETT-
DESCE E1d Eaxt 70 RISE tO re Sl0-a-day
class. asE f0- FREE catalogue LeSsons BY
NAIL If VTefsTre5
DRADSHOS'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
Washington. CbeSley Bldg. lsz \. I. ave,
eetfs
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LEGAL NOTICES.
E Z. THOMAS and Jas. FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Coiunnla, holding District Court In -
Condemnation e land fCr right q WAY neocs5zry
Icr Lazon AsenHe Trunk Sever. DistTict Cont.
No eB-Ou c14ssderatica q the petition q the
Commissioners Il the Dfs,rict q Columbia sled II
ne ao,Fe-eu5iried esTse and OF motion Of counsel
icF SAD Sou-Tnissicuers. Z IS by the cCurt ms
an cey q Nay, A. D. 800. ordered that ths
Sierh q ms CouEt issue citation 20 Carr 5.
FhInD frcston =. Pi1mb. Amos H Piilrrb May
A. Plumb. Ru1h z Plumb. Caroline s Plumb. and
Prcst0a B. Plumb 70 appea- il this cOurt o. rhe
ZlST DAY OF NAY. A D. lsg AZ e o.cIock
a. n. 10 answer sald petition. ard % sh9E czuss
ghy the fFSseTs thereCf s5culd uo- Be- Fraurrd aud
why the right & way through parcels ss-i1 AZ -
corded Tor pEsTIoses = ASSESSMENT and szxztion n
the ofce q the surveyor q che Dist-c4 q Conn
biA, more particularly described N the petition
sled herein shcaid not Be Condemned fa- The mr.
pose of providing right Of way Necessary Tor ths
L,lzou AFenue Trunk Sewer n the Dissrict q
Columbia II IS further criered that q c.UT II
sad citation be served b. the United States
marsaal for The District Of Columbia upon such
oEnezS q the land sought 70 Be cgaderausd herein
ard suca persons interested hereiz nay b found
os eaid MARSHAL his deputies within the Dis
tTlct q JCiumhia. and i is further ordered rhat
Al peT75ss having aHJ interest IN thcse prOcesdingz
D. an1 they are hereby. waned and required %
apIeGr ~ this cOuTt On OF DEfore the sid Zst
day q Nay, A. D. ISIS. TO answer said petition
ana 10 co1tnre IN attendance Until the court shzll
haze made IFS fn2l order ratifying and confruing
the award aud report q the commissioners % b
appointed b the court 70 sIpTzise the value q
the respective interests Ct al rersous ca-csned in
the lard and premises mentioned and des-i5ed
IN the sfo-Cssid petition Il IS further ordered
that q copy q this order be published once II ths
Washington Law Reporter and On SIX sec1lar dava
IN the Washington Evening Star. the Wsshirz-
ton Post. and TIE Washington HerzH zezs-ars-z
Published IN said District. before the ssid zSs
day q 8lay. A. =. 800 By the Court THOs. 81.
ANDERSON. justice true copy-Tsst- fsesfl
J. r YOUNG. Clerk. By F. Z CUNNINGHAM.
Assistant CLERK mv56Tsz6u
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