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LEGAL NOTICES.
E. b. THOMAS and Jas. FRANCIS sNITH.
Attof,eFz
IL TIE sTTPRFuF coURT OF THE DIsTRf

Attorneys
IN The SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
of Columbia holding = District Courf In -
Condemnation a land for T-ht II Esy Necessary
for Anscostia intsTceqtEg seEsr- District Ccurt
Nc Sion consideration q the petition q he
Commissioner q the District q Columbia. fled
ir the asove-e1titled czase. and n0tiSn Of ooun
sci for SAID Commission,-S Il H. by the court. this
81 day q April A. ID. lsa ordered that the
clerk II this eort issue citation 90 Ida L Bern.
Robert l. johnson. Fannie p. 8 Johnson. Rssia
H. ShiDlrv Csfhzrine A Talburff seorge " Tai
MScTs, J. Frank Walsh, G. Talbot Waisa. Susis
Walsh. J. Harm Shannon, J. Horatio Shannon.
and El0yd z Davis n sppeay IL this cou-t On
the 18th DAY OF NAY, A. D. He, a. .
O'Clock q h. 20 answer sad petition, ard 70 sho-
Why the pEzysrs thsreos should not Be rartsd.
and why the night n way through lots 4 e g.
-. anf 20 square 5s51 and parcels Zi-l. L3l-z. and
SsaS, IS recorded for purposes q assessment and
tsxaticn II the cHce q the sErTrTor x The Dis
fTfct q Columbia and more pertic.lzrv described
N the petition fled herein. shoald not Be con-
cemDed Ter the purpose q providing 3 right q
way Necessary for the Anaoostia uterceptinZ sever
N the District q Columbia II il further
ordered 1h3- a CGIT q said citation Be serred
By the United States marshal foT the Disirict q
Columbia upon such owners u tEe lard sought 10
be CONDEMNED herein and s1ch pSrsous interested
herein As may be found by said marshal O. his
deputies. within the District q Columbia: and Z
IS further ordered thst al persons hating any n
terest m fhsSe proceedings BE- and they hereby
warned and required 10 appear IN thiE oourS
q before The sad lith day q MAY, A. D. zoe 70
answer said pcifinD. AID 20 continue IN aftendsnce
until the cosrt shall have made irs irzi order Fsfi
fyinE and confirming the 1T3nd and report q ire
commissions 70 - appointed by TIE court 70 sp-
praise the Ealue q the respective interests q al
pcTsGHs concerned IN thu land ard premises msu-
tened ard described IN the Aforesaid petition II
Is fuTtheT 0Fdertd ifzt a ccDT q this order Be
published once IN the Washington Law Reporter
I and SIX secular days in the Washington Evening
star the Washington Post. and The Wsshingfon
Herald newspapers published IN sad District. se
fore the Ssid 18th DAY q Mas, A D. 800. By Tbs
court; THOS. II. ANDERSON. Jrstice- t1s
eoTg-Test: Sal J. r YOUNG. Clerk. By 2. z.
CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk. spsz 3 = E.29
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II The SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
q Columbia 50idin- an Equity Cor Ans-icz1
Secrr-tv ard Tr1s- Co1Tauv e an trustees c1n-
psausnts y. Hes;ef ? Walker e a. dsfsndzrss
Equity. 70 1s5sL-The 6h-ecr of this sic e 70
Cbtan f-1m The conf decree fo- IRE construction
of the last VII ard testament y Hcu-T Wells De-
ceased and directing the c1lrlsrsrfs. a. -rzs-ses
uuder said Vil IS 20 the diSp-Si-ioc - b ulads
iv them e lie rrcons -ud FriuciTsl q the share
= the t7lS estate Ehich belonged "a loretta
Thcmss Walker in be- ldetine ard Ehica upcn
hcr death rcssAi -o her s1n. Townsend Walker
Thomas deceased On notion q che c-z-rlaiuzu-s.
i is tins 7th dag q Ai-il A. q Is7 oTG=-sd that
-he defsrdsnts- Hss-er ?. Walker. Anna Nay
Walker jose T. Walker. r. Wells Walker. Cone
r WaIke- an iufanrs. Martha y. Walker is1
infsn'f Piocte H WaIker ian infant Gsor-s
Wells fnon c-mpc5 Tnentisi. Omar - Thomas.
James T Wake mon crmuCs nnruri=- F70rr-ra
I Wells WsIke-. and Ledger : C-vlss. caase ther
appearance % - rutend herein oH bsfoys ths
fCTt:sth dsy. exclusive 4 Sundays and lezl holidays.
Occurring after tire date q the i-St publication =
this order othcrTiss fhe carse VII be u0uceedei
with as IN case = default - 20 said 6sfsndsrts.
provided cofg q TINS cr5er IS published Uncs
week for three successive weeks n The Washizs-ra
Law RepCrer and TIE Washington Herald b
She court: JOB BARNARD. justice tTus
copy-Test- iSeaLl ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk b
J. A. & PALMER. Assistant Clerk- ars5Z2
/ SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or Co
iuTbia. holding PROBATE tcuTt- Nc iEsl. Ad-
nini5trati0u ms Is n give notice thst The sub
scT55cr q the District q Coismbia has obtzile5
from the Probate CouT Ct the Dis-riCt q Co
luuibia letters q ainnist-atio1. C. e. a. % ths
estate q William Z. Etka. lste = the District -
Cei'Tulbia. deceassd- All pe7sons having GAINS
assins; the deceased are hereby ws-ne6 20 exhibit
the sane with the vouchers Thereof legally an
theutiCaIed- % the suasTiiCT. CT Ct before re
zSTH Day OF APRIL. A r. IslC othsrFiss
they nay b. law be excl1dei from al banCft q
SAID estate Given under ny hand this 18Th dav
y April ISee CLARA Z ETK8 3 l1th street
Fsrshcsst- Attest fSeall JAMES TANNER. Reg
is5er & Wills fC- the District of Columbia Cerz II
he Probate Ceurt WILSON & BARKSDALE.
Sstfcrueys zp9 NAYS 5
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Shannon & Luchs have sold the three
story brick residence at Iu4 Lamont
street northwest. to Charles A. 8IcEI-
Kinney. jr-. who purchased the property
for hiss home The house contains ten
rooms and tiled bath. and the considers-
ton was s6-S50-
J. Y. y. and 7. B. Huyck have sold
a tract Of ten acres Of land near Tuxedo.
Nd. for Rev. F. N. Dickey. with his
cottage on the property The purchaser.
who has recently come 10 Washington.
ami is connected with the new admins
tration. IS much impressed with the op-
portunities for profitable investment In
the suburbs Of Washington He viii
occupy the house and a portion OF the
property. and expects 10 subdivide the
balance as an addition TO Tuxedo.
The Bachelors Club Is completing ar
rangements for the erection or It's new
clubhouse at Cathedral avenue and Wood
ley lane. on the site recently purchased
for the purpose. The new structure VIII
be Of frame construction. and viii face
10 the south. affOrding 2 view OF ths
courts which are on the adjoining lots.
Wings Of the main structure VIII con
tain lockers for the members. a broad
veranda viii surround the house. which.
II is estimated. Will afford sitting room
for about 2c9 persons. 70 view the games.
The twO-story brick dwelling ar 1S5z
Oak street northwest has been sold II
Burton II. BarndoIlsr for $50 This IS
one Of a row of sixteen houses sold be
fore completion It contains eight rooms
and tiled hath The lU5 Is p by 100 feet
deep. h0t-water heat tiled bath, serv-
ants toilet. and stationary tubs. The
deal wss made by shannon < Luchs. and
Il is understood that the purchaser viii
occupy the property as his home
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Cruiser Goes Into Commission.

The srmored cruisea New York. which
has been out Of commission for years.
and has been undergoing thorough over
hauling at Boston. ~ill be placed n
commission again on May 15. The New
York was Admiral SIMPSONS flagship
in the Spanish war. The gunboat Vicks-
burg. which has been out of commission
az the Mare Island Navy Yard. has also
been ordered back 70 active service.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
DISTRICT = Columbia. Washington. p. e. Ar-il
2. l12.-Sealed Trapcsals vii be received ~ this
ofhce urti o'ciock r. m Tt TESDAT Mav fsh.
fcr furnishing TIE Police Department y. G., win
one tUeTeEassersr a1si1Facbiie police patrol wagon
Bank ferns n proposals and al Necessary Informs
iion msy he obtained en sppicatiun 10 the Pruerrr
Clerk. y. g.. District Building HENRY B. =
MCFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST. ". Y. JUD-
son, eezassiss;olsEs. Z =" IL
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E. 4. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS ssuTH.
Attorreya

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding District Court In 1e
Condemnation q lard for right q Fsssfor the Wsss
she Rock Greek intervening seEer- District Cou-t.
No si--Ou c7sis3deTaticH n the petition q ths
Commissioners q the Dstrics - Columbia Sled IL
the aboreeufifled cause- ard motion of counsel
fo5 said Commissioners. i - by the cont this ID
dsy q AFrli, A. J. tsoe ordered that the CleTk Of
tins CONT issue citation 20 James =. Bzitt. Ar
th6ny J. Drexel- Iohr C. Bulhtt Johanna Hsritt
and Rachel y Webb - appear IN this court o. he
ETH DAY OF NAY. A. D. 1Ss. az % O'Clock 8.
H.. % sad petiti0n. and 70 shoT Czuse Ehy
TIE Traye-s thereof should not be granted. ard whT
The right Cf Tay through l0t g square E5f. lot H.
square 80 IN 81 east n square ls5z sI-lare 2s
ard parcel 52e- recorded foT purposes q asses
the District % Cclumb5a and more particularly de-
sCIibcd in the petition fIed herein shaud not be
condemned f. TIE u-rpose q 7r0Vidlng 7ight q
rsy ueceSssry fo- the West SIDE Rock Greek inter
ceptinS sever IN the District q Coiumfhs II Is
fzrther ordered that a COPY u said d-ztion Be
serTcd b The United States marshal fs- the Dis
tTiCt u Columbia upon sucb owners q the Ianz
sough; % de conLsmred hc-esn aad s1ch pers77s
Interested therein as may be f0-ci Is sz5d marshal
or bis derErtses. within che iTsrlct q Colurhiz
ard Z is Further ordered that al persons haYiuz an
interest n thee proceedings b. and chey are he-eb
var-ed ard required 20 appear n this court On 0T
before the ssid lstn CaT q May. A D. E9 20
answer sid Ieti-ien AID e2utin-e II attendance
/ Uuri The o1Tt stsu have made rs 11aI o7Isr
ratifyi7g and coufTuiHg the award and reDorr n
the Commissioners 20 b appointed bT The coUTl %
arrsise the rslre q The respective interests q a.
/ FCTS0us corcCrued IN the land ard premis-s uez-
tonei and desC-lhCd in the aforesaid petition L
= futheT ordered that cCpy q Ihis order Be pIb-
/ iisbed ouce IN the Washington Law Rspc-ts- ard
| OF siT secular DAYS IL tha Washington Pcs. Ire
Washington HTaid. ard the WsshirEtou Tines.
newspapers published IN the District ~ Columbia.
before tEe ssid isth dsy of Ma A. D. 80 b
( the court- THOMAS Il. ANDERSON 1ustice A
( true coTy-Tsst- iSeaLl J. r YOUNG. Clsrk. By
. f. ?. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant CIe-k.
ap2i EEE08
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FARMS.

NORTHERN VIRGINIA FAR8IS-
STOCK Dairy. Orchard. AMI Cd coiozial hcnsA
from Sz5 to $50 an scre; near Washington. D. c.
J. PRESTON SHANNON. FARM SPECIALIST,
Pu7eelTLle. Va 1hs-a'
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED FIRST-CLASS PER
sen 70 take entire charge q alteration room for
wonen's garments. No fitting required Only those
having experience need apply. BOX - Herald
once "a
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-G0LD WATCH. WITH BIBBON FOB
attachment between BTeau g Eng-aving and
Printing and Gil and G ne FInGer viii pielSe
~s-r.- m SIS g no q
L0ST-BETWEEN APRIL Is AND =. a GOLD
watch and fob. both marked T.. L A.. watch an
Elzin case. ". ss55ses. Reward a. Ul9 II 81. NV.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest p1css. commercial and amateur wo-k 81
iicited. NATIONAL PHOTO. CO. Il 1Ith 4 m.
'Phous n. 5ES IN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DOCTORS SIGNS. THIS WEEK, SIS; HAND
engraved hrass Signs. memCTiai tablets J. =
GOLDSMITH, - urh 81 nv Phone n 5ssZ
ID
n ROY. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. HAS RE
moved 70 sls s.. nv. roGu O. E5
OFFICE OF THE LANSTON 1IONOTTPE Ma
CHINE COMPANY. IZa CsIl0vhill street, Phiis-
delphis AQril 4. Iso9.-Ths ANIMAL meeting q the
stockholders q the Lauston Monosype Machine Com
uauy VII Be held 81 Tie CfIcs q Frzncis L Smith
esq . :. ROYAL So Alexandra. Va. a. Il
o'clock noon on THURSDAY. the 9Th 6a5 Of May.
SO for the purpose q electing q hoard q d.
rsctGs 10 serve f0T Ire ensuing year and t-zrs-
acting such OIhs. business a. nay properly ccns
before t. Trz=sfer hooks VII Be closed on April
p a. p 0'clock nool and VII hs -eopered On Nay
Il az . ociock a. n By order e the board Of
direcsors " ARTHUR SELLMAN. Secretary
ap2lLst
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
luu1ils holding Probate Court No i5q-5 Ad-
ministrstion-- s TO give rCficc shat the ssb-
0cTitsr. q the District of Cclumb-s has Obtained
from the Probate Court e the District e Coiambis
letters tcStzmentaTy OF TIE estate q NO.iey J.
DuftcB. lstc & the District cf Cel1mEss deceased
Al pcrs0rs hsTnE Claims against the deceased are
hC~cbT warned n exhibit the ssUe Eafh tie roac7-
ers thercCf legally authenticated % TIE sslbscTiher
on Ct befoss the 9TH DAY OF APRIL g. u.
lslo otherwise they may by isw be excluded from
al benefit az sid e-tass- tsiveu uudeT uy hand
tl,is 9Th day q Atril. I92. EDWIN q. pJTTON
Columbian Bldg Attest. fScaLl LANES TAN
NER. RcEis.CT Of Wills for ihe District Of CauH-
biz. ClcTk 4 the Probate Cogrt. EDWIN G. DUT-
tex. AfsoFpeg. arsa Uys.is
" TIE SUPREME COURT or TEE DISTRICT
e Columbia Salie Louise Nafru - TbCr1aS :.
Nsirn. No. &sZ. Equity Docket The object q
this ssTit IS maintCRance seIuestration. and Epn-
eral reiicf. The s~ovDds are HousuTnort. On no
tirp q the comp sinant. ii IS this isTH DAY OF
APRIL 100. cr,icred that the defendaut Thomas
:. Narn eause bis sTTssrance e. be entered hcrciB
IA or before TIE fo-tieth cay excessive n Sundays
sfd legal holidays. occurring after shc day q the
frs publication = fdS oTdeT cticrVise :he cs1se
VIII be proceeded Fita n case 4 defsuli. Pro
riaed, corv e 5ais order b. puaiishcd once =
week for iilrce Successive weeks in tie Washin=tca
law Reporter and The Washington Herald before
aid day. JOB BARNARD. Jussioe- A frle copy
Te-s. iSeaLi J. K. Y0CNG. CleTk. b J. A. c.
J PALMER. AsS-sts1t Clerk a15.z.9
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WAI. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1907 F ST. \. ".

IT YOU ARE THINNING or BUYING NEW
house near Lincoln PARK, see the u5ne houses nov
hsiDg bulc az 18Th ard 4 sts re- fcr S.75o; 500
10 SO cash. balance small monthly payments com
plete homes q large rooms and reception ball
Tied bstE and Testibue J. C. DEICHMAN. 153
Z. Capitol. 'Phons Linz saH ~
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REAL ESTATE FcR SALE.
cOUSES.

-zULSES-
JUST COMPLETED.
sele 70 ~ sherman ATeEug
Mt. PLEASANT.
New SIX Rooms and Bash
large Yards and Concrete Ceiiar.
Finely Papered. Cabinet Nsu;lis
NEVER OCCUPIED.
Price Only $3.50
$50 CAsH-S26 MONTHLY
JAMES d. BURNS,
Owner and Builder.
IIoI f St. y. T.
HOUSES OPEN ALL DAY"
Take 18th -. Car Line
Get on a. Kenyon. Walk One Square East
sp2G
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE.
"kYkB1 OTHEk HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR %
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
= - a. 70. Diner. Pull-au PsTl0T.
i ~ a. n Oeserraticn Parlcr- F3Te-h0uT trat1.
So a. N. Diner ard PUInau PsTlCr Car.
lll1g q n. DlneT ard Pullman Parlor Car
u - 2. H. Diner and PuilmaB Psrlor Car.
- = n Royal Limited. Al Pullman Shoul
= = = n tCacnes 70 Philadelphia
% 2 n Diner and Pullman Parlo-.
- n Coaches TO philadclphis.
.zi5 Eight Sleepers 20 New Yc-k
- a n s.sepers @ Plilsdelphia & Sew To-h
ATLANTIC CITY. z 90. So tIldo a n, TI:9e
's1S 2 n
EFERT HOUR on THB HOUR"
-, tMesk DAYS. 70 2. y. 70 10 D NJ
fs-a 1850. '1lFo a m sI2En noon rT2-15 -T-jR
El5 f21o 80 f520 $50. fi5o AS. s5.50. f5:g
49,, $50 SO i7So. fss9. -sSo 'le@s. 'lB5s
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, IL 81 o n
CINCiNNAII. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
go 8. n. as ,. n, sl2se night.
fltIsBURG. fe1o a. H. IL. 's-l9 ?. n. 'I2.Sl
CLEVELAND. ss:0 p n
MRTS. go n N
MhEELiNG- '9.i9 p n. go . n.
WINCHESTER. fe:l5 a. n fsS $40 = n
tREDERlCk, TS1o, SID. S9:l5 A. n. s. %, tiss
HAGERsTOWN. 1910 q n. 500 ,. N.
s-sS -AsSSNAPo5ls Al us T, SIC. fl215 noon. fS0. ss.s
DAILY; fExcept Sunday ssundsy ouly.
6ees: 1871 G st. nv, Main I5sI; SIS Pennsyivsria
ave Msiu %; New Union statirn: Ticket once
MAN assO- Information Brresu- Main 7Sse
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

O--LOAA4 IuAL q Un1U NAIL " ~ .
NOTE-Published orly As information .s5 not
guaranteed
40 P NC < o. LIMITED. Dzfiy-Fast rss
hbuled ;rain- Pullman sospers 20 Lexington Louis
vie Cincinnati. Indianapolis Chicago. and ST.
LnuiS P21lor car 70 Virginia hot Springs week
days Pullnau car Lonfssiis 70 Memphis saa Nsa
Orleans. Dining czrz. q q carte service
H.0 P Nj T. Y LIMITED. Dail7-Saiia
vesttb1,e tT1in. Pullman sleepe-s 70 Cipcinnati
Lexington AM Louisrilie daily and VfrFiria Hot
Springs week days Dining Csrs z Ia carte servies
Priiman s.5r0ers Cincinnati ~ Chicago and St
Loois- and Louisville % Mem1ais Nashville. and
New Orlsaus
Cbesspeske and Ohio O5ces- SO Perrsylrsu.s
tTsuue7 ics street and New Onion Station. Tel
sTbone Main lo65 Or 6 fcr tickets. baggage checks
reservations. ard Tsxicab.
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REFRIGERATORs & ICEBOxEs.
HcCRAY MODERN REFRIGERATORs AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE The BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERATOR Co.
WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

A. BROYNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sEAToN
Place nc; braken CT furnace co7l, per ton So
white asb. eEg steve. and Chestnut. SsT5: pea coal
s. 'Phuns n IZl apI-oot
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads for The Washington Herald nay Be
lsft at the main oficc "a Fifteenth street north
west. OF az any Of the following branches. OF msy
Be teierhCned direct 10 the nsln o1lee and bal
Eil Be ssnt ior the amount DE-.
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$500 Cash and $1,000 Monthly.
Prce s. 3.
Located near Capitol and IitF1TT; vide pOEcbss
froot and rear; large rooIzs and bath; furnace
heat
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

as z NE.-EXIREMELY HANDSOME THREE
q four Togm fat. Eelegautly and completely fur
nished for housekeeping Beautiful brass bed, gas
rarge porcelain bath. large closets Inccs. SIS
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OFFICES.

TWO LARGE CoNAfUNICATIN6 SECOND
A0or frpst ct7lcc rooms fcT rent ~ s. a. TAG
GART-FRASER CO. Ia6 NeE Yo-s ave IL
FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG $50
q. uv-- 6esirable cfice TooTns. including heat
light elevator sud jantor servics: prices. 81 70
50 per rocn- WEAVER BROS tls F 81 nE-
splc-tf'
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

MRS ROBERT HOIIsTER CHAPMAN. ~
q s., desires 70 place he- 6vcRIleut white cook
waitress. and lady's maid; latter prefers Europe.
sr2stf
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WAI. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1907 F St. \. ".
$3.50.
5000 Cash and $1,000 Monthly.

e-s;ory Colonial style bricks. heated b hot
water. large rooms and bath: c0ncretsd cellar
under entire house fro7t ard rear l-orclles. lots
u feet deep. located bali SQUARE f.Cn car on
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RATES.
One cent a word each insert
SPECIAL RATES.

A5s that 90 not exceed p words may. II desired
Be Inserted az the rate Of times. &c; times, s. %
Minimum charge I0c uer dsy-
Specizl notices &c peT Ire each insertion
There IS 10 extra charge for ads telspao1ed
Those left at branches are also at the ssDs rate
tsst rnrst be raid "a advance.
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TABLE BOARD.

HOME FOR TRANsIENTS.
The ezempiifcatin q your oEn home table
FiE be found a.
THE VERMONT. IlIs Vermont are
ap2-e0du
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II YOU LIVE RIGHT TO-DAY. YOU'LL FEEL
gocd tc-norroE.
Aorsl-Eat at the r & c Lunchrcom. "a III.
tsenth s. tunder The Herald. fel7-s9t tu.ths
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-HMALE-

WANTED-A COOK. 50. AND CHASIBERMATD.
SIC, white with TeCCnnlendatj0ls- Add1gss BOX
g. Herald ofEce.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
IENTERTAInED THEIR LITTLE
FRIENDS WITH LAWN PARTY

Little Miss Margaret Peden aud Mas
ter " lillian Peden were at home to some
of their little friends on Thursday even
ing from seven o'clock until nine.
The beautiful lawn lent itself chaFminQ
ly to the occasion, being gaily lighted
with Chinese lanterns as well az by tht
delighted faces of the little folks.
Happy little figures clad in white with
numerous bows and sashes of pink and
blue made a charming scene ss they
danced and played like fairies, flashing
In and out among the shadows
A slight shower of rain caused a short
cessation in the revelry, during which the
crowd "A jOurned to the spacious porch.
This over the hilarity went forward with
renewed vigOr until another joyous
sound was heard, this being a call to the
daintily set ice cream tables around
which the little peopls promptly and re
sponsively gathered.
Another brilliant period of hilarity fol-
lowed this, and it was a well established
TACT that every time piece in Fredericks-
burg was at least two hours ahead of
any known bed time, for nine O'Clock
came so soon for this happy little
throng
Those present were Charles and Lily
Wallace, William and Adelaide Rowe,
Elinor and Katherine Bond, Susie and
Mary Carter, Mary Gordon and Mamie
Wallace. Lucy Williams. Vernon Timber
lake, Frances EckenTode, Annie Bruce
Dean, Virginia Adams, Ruth Johnson.
William Franklin Coates and Elizabeth
Stiff
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03

supervisor, responsible flr no school
house being put az WoOdford next sss
s'On2
We are taxpsy log cilizens.r
lt might be Interesting for Kicker" " /
have no Idea who he Il, to state
lst. How many school children lie has
t. be educated
Pod How much school tax does he
pay.
Bird. How much has he done and how
much Is he willing to DO to get q school
at WoOdford.
By way OF suggestion, never heard OF
a school-hOuse being built by Kicking"
or 'nagging," but do know OF many
that have bsen by concentrated effort.
John Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
AN APPEAL
For Seymour White Memorial si Msy Washing
ton HOSPITAL.

For the first time since the establish
meht twelve years ago in the Mary
Washington Hospital of the charity bed.
known as the Seymour W bite Memorial,
the fund for its m maintenance has entirely
given out. This bed was namei 10 rec.
ognitiOn Of the valuable services Of Mr.
W. Seymour White I'm the organization
OF the hospital, he beiug at that time
mayor OF the city, and untiring In his ef-
forts 20 assist hi, wife and other ladies'
who were moving spirits IN starting the
hospital. Ia less than year his death
| occurred and since that time there has
rarely been a months vacancy IN the
Memorial bed. The fund has been kent
up by voluntary contributions from bis
friends. and our citizens generally and
from collections taken IN the churches on
Thanksgiving Day.
10 the past year a bed has been given
TO charity patients by the management
OF the hospital; this Is called the Mary
Washington bed and Is seldom without
a patient. Too much cannot be said In
praise of this charity work and the good
IL has accomplished.
Both beds are now occupied, but as Il
4 all the hospital can afford to keep up
the one charity bed. the seymour White
Memorial is left without funds from any
source The chairman Of the charity
committee wishes these facts placed be
re the public. and she hopes that this
splendid work Of charity. so loOg kept
up, may not be allowed 10 lapse.
IL Is understood that the collection TO
be taken Op next Sunday night ~ the
union services at the Methodist church
viii be dedicated 10 the Seymour White
bed and while deeply grateful that this
VIII mean its continuance for few
weeks, yet the ladies of the charity con-
mittee would plead for donations from
other sources, IN the full belief that the
means 81 wonderfully forthcoming in the
past, will be now as bountiiully p-ovid-
ed. In Gods providence. for the relief Of
the unfortunate sick and afflicted OF our
community.